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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-07

lll/ 18th ut. NE.
Only 5000.
A pretty. attractive home; Q rooms and
bath; big lot to SOFT. paved alley, and big
car garage. Open and lighted. Terms;
EASY monthly payments; Don't miss this
chance Drive out and look it over.
II. X. HOWENSTEIN Co,
13l5 H st. NV. Dist. osos.
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236 MASS. AVE. NE.
Not far from Stanton Park. Corner: fine
outlook 50 rents the sinGle vacancy Of
! room, kitchen and bath; Kelyinator; resi-
dent manager.
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1900 BILTMORE ST. NV.
Near 18th and Columbia I'd. Apartment
consisting Of rooms, kitchen. FriRidaire
bath and porch; all large rooms; $3.50
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THE sIRATHMoRE,

Elevator, resident manager. Kelvinator
Within minutes OF shopping district.
Eoomy units OF 2 rooms, kitchen and tiled
bath with spray shower: $3.50.
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BOSS & PHELPS.
" e. A. sYF A.. nana

BOSS & PHELPS,
i4l7 X ST. NV Nat 1900
$50.
The entire upper floor Of a new semi,
beautiful tie bath with built-i tub and
shower, elscsriclty, eas: telephone service
Day q any eyenins after SS oeoc &. Jay """
COLORED-APARTMENTS
i7ss s You n:v--4 r. x. b. SCI 50
5if P St n'w-s r. < { and N b.. $500; gov
5r. X. and b.................... IS o.
1891 1877 Scr c9Eco ,f St nEIs g 90
;5sIl 2nd s. n.w-2 +; K, r. h.. b., 4ss9
1855 wiIlsfd ma 4, H.. b.. elevator 'o'oo
7zI o 81. n.w-2r. h.. b.............. $3.50
JOB lIes s,h s. nw-l r. H., b. i......... 2s5o
JNHEATED FLATS.
I5ss willard n VS. r. b, Let p. rlsc $500
2zIs llth st. n.v.-4r.. b.. Arcois heat
1925 iath =. nx.-i =. b. Arcols heat :. :.
III Euclid n T2i Z. B., arc. ht.. elec. . %
5 ssS2 &C. Sc ave nw-s r b. Arc h; 81 800 %
l725 seaton st. n.w.-5 r.. b., istrobe
27o7 9Th n'w.-4 r. B.. stove ht.. gas.. $500
s;s Esale 81. nw.-3f b., stove heat. 2259
242O Ca. ave. n.w.--3 r., b., lat. heat. 1850
B. +. SAUL Co.
National 200. s25 18th ST NV
coLoREp.l7s5 WILLARD ST. NV
trieity. heated excellent iaDitor service; $50
gsr month Apg sgr, Sn G2n. STORAGE Co. 7o5
COLORED-ONLY $3.50.
THE ARNO APIS 1925 10th ST NV
rooms. kit Mgr Apt. 9 Nat. s949 8.
COLORED-ONLY $40.
The Tennyson. 1918 22nd St NV
Front apt. rooms, kitchen, bath.
See Manaeer. Apt 9. Nat s9zs. e.
COLORED-ONLY SIC. so.
1859 23rd ST. NV.
One room, kitchen. bath. National 6949.
COLORED
THE KIEGSBORO,
272l nth ST. NV.
Unit Of two rooms, Kitchen and bath; $S5.
BOSS & PHELPS,
iIi7 < 81. Nat. $500.
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1854 LANfER PL NV
Dlgnihed structure; large rooms: newly in
stalled FriEidsires. Three rooms kitchen,
bath and porch. $50 90.
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WHITE-HOUSES.


and double garage ...,.....'.'.. an $50. 90
1905 18th St n.w.--7 r. b., ami. 1880
ll6 c St. n.w.--i0 r.. b.. mi. ...... 100 90
1852 Irving st. n.w.-9 T., b., extra
Law. ami; gar. .................. 100 %
44l3 nth st. NV r.. b., ami. gar. 100 90
5203 Chevy Chase Pathways r., 2 b..
a450 quebec ST. n.wv.S r.. b.. ami. $500
1906 Irving ST. n.W.--6 r.. b.. a.mi.. IS. 90
iS4B Kenyon n.w.--8 r.. b., a mi. gar. IS 90
80 Madison ST. n.e.--8 r, 2 b.. ami,
saTaRe, Frigidaire ...,............. 30. 90
1892 18th n.W.--8 r.. b., h.-w H., cleo. 1900
1906 Col. I'd. n.W.-s r. 2 b.. ami. 1000
1925 o st. NV r. b.. h.-a h., cleo. 81. so
llo9 owen pl- ne r. b.. ami. gar. 5000
1920 N. H. ave. nv Is r, b.. ami. 5000
1856 Newton n.w.--6 r. b.. ami. gar. 50 On
ga Seaton pL n.e.--3 r, b., ami..... IS 90
65I F 81. n.e--6 r.. b., a.m.i........., 5000
3lI7 18th ST. n.e.--6 r, b.. h.-w H., cleo. 0.00
3i05 18th st. n.e.--6 r.. b.. a nil, 5000
"a Eve 81. NV. . r.. b., lat H. cleo. As. 50
629 Morton ue.--6 r., b., ami. gar. $500
$40 Orleans st. n.e.--6 r, b., ami, g. $500
ga Park I'd n.w.--6 =. b.. INV. H.. gas AZ 50
637 Morton ST. nee r., b., ami. ~ so
1924 RoSedale st. n.e.--5 r., b., ami. 40.75
2l5 II st net r, b.. ami, dbl. gar. 1850
1858 Emerson 81. e--6 r. b., lat. h.
and cleo ..... ................ 1000
1891 Ga, ave. nv r.. b., stove heat
33l 18th ST. se.--s r.. b., h.-a h, cleo IS. 50
1890 Krsemer ne r.. b., h.-a h., gas. $3.50
Military I'd. Fort Myer, Va. - r.,
pipeless tur., path cleo. city water. IS 90
9l4 M ST. S.e.-s r.. b., stove h.. gas. 1850
b. +. SAUL Co.
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~ BRApFoRD.

100 z ST. NV.
All-niE1t elevator and switchboard service
FrtRtdaire Resident manager. Well venti-
lated units of /. 2 and rooms, kitchen and
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81 BRYANT ST. NV

CThe Second Street North Of W.
large rooms, closets garage; moderate.
Phone Silver Spring 320-M or see.
1906 CENTER PI. NW.--s r., B., AMI $45 90
SIS L n.w-s r. bath. ami ..... as 90
504 ORlethorpe n.v-S r., b. ami rs 90
7l2iz 9TH Sw-6 r. bath, h. -wh. 40 so
e22 eth s.w-s-r brick ~ so
1879 A me- r., bath, ami, gar. so 90
1904 9Th s.w.-5 r.. b.. cleo. h.-w.h.... IS 90
1854 Newton n.w.--9 r., b.. h. VIII. ell. SIS 90
30s T me- r. bath gar. ami 5000
624 18th n.e.-~6 r. b.. ami. 2-car gar. 1850
FLOYD z. DAVIS COMPANY,
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WnnnpmGF hi

Open and Heated Until 8 PM.
PALS Perry st. nee rooms and sun porch,
every modern convenience. 2417 Perry st.
n.e.-Bungalow de luxe; ready to move ini
reasonable terms.
WooDRIDGE REALTY co,
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Modern 5-room and bath bungalow, $500;
$500 cash, balance $45 per month.
Small acreage, to IL acres, on hard
roads. Prices and terms reasonable.
Business lot on Wash. and Alex. pike in
Arlington County, so cents per foot.
290-acre farm, six miles from Leesburg,
nine-room stone house. tenant house, bank
barn; S18 600; $4,000 cash.
GEORGE d FISCHER, 20 NJ Cherry Valley
St. Clarendon, Va. Phone Clar. 364
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4-BED- ROOM MODERN HOME WITH SUN
perlor; convenient transportation; nearby
Virginia: attractive price for quick sale; lot
80xl00. Address Box 348-x. Star office.
HOUSE. 9 ROOMS, 2 BATHS: LOT 207 Fr.
lures; trees. shrubbery; price, $4,000. Phone
OWNER, Wis. 3215-W 8"
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RENT-FARNS.

30 ACRES, NEARBY MD, AT STATION; g.
room bungalow, partly furnished; some free
rent. Apply 1886 New York ave. NV, over
bus depot, Room 203. 7'
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SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY.

ON K STREET.
Close to market at 2lst st.--2-story brick;
deep lot to wide alley. garages; only $4,000;
owner. Address Box 404-X, Star office.
SECOND COMMERCIAL.
Twc-story brick building about 30x80.
Corner OF alley. Electricity, gas, hand ele-
vator. Large doors each floor on alley side.
Lease to responsible tenant at $125 per mo.
EDWARD p. SCHWARTZ. INC, 1914 VI. ave,
Dist 62l0
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NEAR WHEATON, ON 7th ST. PIKE-sIx
acres, seven-ro0m house; much young fruit
and grapes. Also going chicken business.
Reasonably priced.
I427 Eve ST. Dist o5ee
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Acreage-Es tates-Farms.
JOHN A. BRICKLEY,
Licensed D c. and MontE County Broker
709 ITO Barr Bldg. District 1921
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Efficacy of Prayers
Measured bv Numbers

The devout people of Tibet, and
that is almost the entire population,
spend much time and ingenuity in
their prayers. Their prayers, to the
glorifcation of Buddha, seem to be
a race to work off the greatest pos
sible number Of prayers, and the one
who has the largest number to his
credit has prospects Of the greatest
reward. One man has the supplica-
ton carved on board which is Sc
cured to a long pole. He spends
hours every day dipping the board
into the water. Every dip is a prayer.
Another has a whirling windmill,
which he holds aloft with the proper
inscription upon it, and every revo-
luton is a prayer. Women moving
about in their ordinary pursuits
carry little whiriigigs which they
keep in motion constantly. Every
whirl is a prayer. The shoulder
blades of the yak present a broad sur
face. These are properly inscribed
and hung in groups of dozen, from
the branches of a tree overhanging
a footpath. Travellers cannot get by
without brushing them aside and this
disturbance means several prayers.
Sturdy ones climb to the mountain
top and plant prayer flags at the
summit.
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A Tale of the Beginning
of New England
BY IRVING
BACHELOR
NNU Service
Copyright by Irving Bachelor

that he had been caught with a pretty
wench, what would Robert have done?
Well, ne would have had to witness
against his friend or commit perjury.
Would he not have run away to es-
cape the call Of the court? Dear Bess,
it is easy for ones judgment to be
warped in the heat of her affection. l
have been thinking of what William
said to you. When he said that he
was no coward did he not wish to
have you remember that he would take
his punishment like a man? In his
wish that you would understand, does
it mean anything more than his hope
that a great truth would temper your
thought of him, namely, that after all
he is only human and that yielding to
temptation, as he had done, began
in the Garden of Eden and has con-
tinued ever since"
These arguments had no effect on
the opinions of Bess. She said: II
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Children Enrolled in
Old English Colleges

A curious possibility of the turning
OF the wheel is suggested by the plea
which is being made for an earlier
entry into the universities, partly in
order that distressed modern parents
may be relieved a little earlier of the
cost Of maintenance of sons and, pre-
sumably, daughters. 1t is true that at
present boys enter the university at
an age when, over long period they
would have been ready to leave. John
Milton had only just passed his if
teenth birthday when he went up from
st. Paul's school to Cambridge, and he
was nineteen when he took, his bach
elor degree. Sir John Denham was
sent to Oxford at sixteen, though he
seems to have behaved himself there
very much after the fashion of some
young fellows who have matriculated
at later age, for the future poet is
described as dreaming young man,
given more to dice and cards than
study" But even fifteen or sixteen,
which seems very early to us, would
have seemed very late to the author
tiles Of an earlier age, when 'thou-
sands Of boys, huddled in bare lodg-
ing houses, clustering round teachers
as poor as themselves, in church porch
and house porch" took the place of
''the brightly colored train of doctors
and heads" It was in those days that
scholars like Edmund Rich, arch
bishop of Canterbury and saint in
later days, came to Oxford, boy Of
twelve years." The most ardent ad-
vocates of change would scarcely ad-
wise a return to those days.-Man-
chester (England) Guardian.
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The ancient ceremony of rendering
quit-rent services by the city of
London took place before the kings
remembrancer, Sir G. A. Bonner, at
the Law Courts building recently. One
Of the services is in respect of piece
of land-the location of which cannot
today be identified called 1.-THE
Moors," near Bridgnorth, Shropshire.
The other Is by the tenants and oc-
cupiers of a tenement called 1.-The
Forge on a piece Of land once
used by the knights Templar for their
tournaments and now covered by the
Law Courts building. The ceremony
dates back more than 700 years, when
rents were paid in kind instead of in
cash. The city solicitor rendered SER
vice in respect of |The Moors" by cut
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Master Your World

Youth must face the world as It is.
Tackle it unafraid, and with courage
and faith master it. Enter your
field of service in the spirit of a
servant and with the enthusiasm of
a freeman. That field of tomorrow
will demand more than the past
stronger bodies, more alert minds, and
sincere spirituality. Speed, efficiency,
production. ideals. money, leisure and
life await you. Your body will be
called upon for the first three, it will
take your head for the next two, and
the heart will find its fullness in Civ
ing the world royal life. Here's to
youl The greatest age, the grandest
world, and reward Of true living await
the youth of todat.-Exchange.