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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-02
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Vacation jottngs Mildred Larson of the Connecticut de- Light and Power Company her nothing do week Goshen where Mil gave the yoks smile remember. Miss Eudo Mouhop back from Cedland where she's been weeks
 Frank Hallock spending month Cederland where Frank lord and of vacation Ruth Ihourot Is spending the Waeown. Mir and Mrs Herman Lux and family Bayview where they spent month Miss her duties Boston after spending
 month Lux cottage Weekend guests the Bayview cot tage of D Kehbaum enjoyed beach Saturday night California relatives visiting Mrs Willis Blakee have Mrs Howard Hoomb has returned from vacatonland at Tyes lake Goshen Borcard back in the A. B. office after dunking week in the Bayview tides
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-02
Another Banner
 Attraction Music Box, Bantam Lake

A real attraction has been booked to play the Music Box this coming "wednesday night. August 3rd. For the first time in this VI. cinity the lovers of real orchestra
 will have the pleasure of hearing one when they listen and dance to Earls Paramount orchestra from Boston. Radio, vaudeville head liners and recording artists, fea- curing Willard Moody. one of the recognized hottest saxophone play CTS in the country and a Keith cir- cult favorite on marimba, tenor sax, soprano. clarinet. piccalo and alto; also Bobby White. the boy wonder on the accordion. Larry Murphy who Is the director of this band is considered as one of the best leaders in the country. He seems to know just what the danc. CTS want and caters to their de- mand. Make no mistake by not at- tending the Music Box this coming Wednesday night. August 3rd, If you do you will miss a great treat. The orchestra has a special num- Der of their own and the name Is "See the Crazy People Act" Don't fail to see it, 1t Is riot of fun. This band Is considered as 2 whole one of the best entertaining bands in the country. Dancing every We'd nesday and Saturday at the Music Box. where their is always good music and a good crowd. Special attractions every week. Tommy Barans Virginians will play this coming Saturday night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-02

Musings. The Tower would like the business end be pointed the general direction of neigh bo who insist playing radio 7:3O in the morning, loud enough be heard the neither regions If you have unemployed kindly touch wit hme I've got work for it do The legion parade committee which working hard bring gallant spectacle Waterbury of such hard workers Lieutenant Colonel Roy Rice Cap Newt Alexander Lieutenant James Muvie. Representative Dan Mahaney Attorney Vincent Seuy Charley Pomba Lieu Colonel Bill Shanahan Harold Kenny Ivan Waynie, Bob Walker Ray Downy. Cap Jim Walsh Major Jim Carroll Herb Smith Joe DPo J. P. Cosign. Joe Kenney Paul Wilhelm Gerald Mooney. Walt Jarvis George MeDuff Mark Chipman aud Joe Benns. Ed Graham. morgue editor is back the
 half after spending weeks Long Island And that long enough for Long Island the Don Juan Eddie Jim Pronovost. the Dems adv hustlng copy after weekng.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-02

Brass ringing the merry go round Marine storms have
 fascination all their Sunday while verandaing Pond so low you could touch Then they broke like pyrochne Independence night. later the tered sesments resolved themselves into another whole Forked Tightening canopied the sky for and then seemed to sizze into the The god always picturesque when the panopy is offered watering place. Local Kwans golfers their New Haven bread breakers at the Country Club, Wednesday August 24th To date New Haven has proved eonelusivey the city old elms but golfers Waterbury Kwanis hope win this We hope their hopes will realized A girl Sunday Mir and Mrs Joe Cohen St Marys hospital Step up mom and pop Tower eongratuoy blue ribbon. The bonus camp is located in Waterbury Maryland if will make you feel any better
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-02

Mrs Margaret Dillon and MT and Mrs Abram Mott of South Elm stret, left to-day by motor .fo ra visit in Chicago and Detroit. Mrs Dillon will be the guest of her daughter, M. P. J. Hanlon of Chi cago.
 Mrs Edith Ladd will sail for Flu. rope August 5th. on the s. s. Min netonka. Mrs Ladd will visit her mother Mrs r. Rawlings Offer in England and her sister, Madame Charles Hucklenbroich of Brux- elles. Belgium.
 MT and Mrs Thomas McGuire of Meriden road are entertaining Mrs McGuire's nephew. Emmitt Mo- Neish of Pittsburg, Pa.
 Miss Alice M. Reardon. daughter of MT and Mrs John Reardon of 1 Woodlawn terrace is spending two weeks at Camp Wequapauset. the Girl Scout camp.
 David Ramon has returned to | his home on Wall street after spending the weekend at Bay view.
 Mir and Mrs Peter B Lynch have returned to their home on Oak Hill avenue after spending the week -end as the guests of Mir and Mrs P. J. Lynch of New London.
 A surprise party ,on MT and Mrs Henry T. Kellner was given recently by friends in honor of their 25th wedding anniversary at their home on Third street. A buffet supper was served. Those Frank kolet, MT and Mrs Joseph Vance. MT and Mrs Rudolph Si- bold, MT and Mrs Michael Molzon, MT and Mrs William Kirschbaum, MT and Mrs Christopher McGuire, MT and Mrs Patrick Duplaise, Mir and Mrs Timothy Mccarthy, Of shelton, MT and Mrs Thomas O. Donncll, of Seymour. Mr and Mrs John Armstrong of Ansonia, MT and Mrs Bert Ahearn. of New Haven, Mrs Catherine O'Brien, Miss Jos ephine PolZella, John Cantillion and Grace and Henry B. Kellner.
 Mir and Mrs Domenico De Blasi0 and family of this city enjoyed a weekend camping trip at Lake Winnemaug.
 The Hotchkiss association will hold It's 50th annual reunion in Prospect Saturday beginning at II o'clock according to notices sent out by Miss Mabel Hotchkiss, re- cording secretary.
 All direct Hotchkiss descendants land their families have been invited to attend the reunion at Prospect center. A table picnic dinner will be served at noon in the Congre- gationaI church rooms. followed by business meeting. Outdoor ac- tivities for children will he held. One of the features of the meeting will be a prize contest for original essays on family history or on the value of ancestray research. Mrs Bernard Allen of Cheshire is ], in charge of the contest.
 MT and Mrs Sidney W. Bard oi this city announce the engagement of their daughter, Elizabeth. ta Rev James Philip Hyatt, son of MT and Mrs J. F. Hyatt of Monti- cello. Ark. Miss Bard Is gradu- ate of St Margarct's school and Mt Hyatt Is q graduate of Baylor and Brown universities and also took. si special course at Yale Divinity He has been pastor of the Cheshire Baptist church. Following theii marriage they will reside in z New Haven. f Vts
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-02

Gossip Frank Donahue among morta more after weeing Walnut Beach John Shell his annual nothing (Note circulation department Print 50 copies of this edition pease) Clarence Casn of the Mirror department the weekend Madeline Fleming Dem proofer will be away the weeks Walt Budd has camp ing Walt didn't say friends him ugging home bale of mosquito netting and that than enough Secretary Aubrey Greenaw. Red Triangular has checked in from Maine Irene MeKenna switchboard the Red Triangle vacatonng and will be gone until the middle of the month.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-02
cling it to the daisies

Telling O the daisies John S. Curran. exgob is recovering operation He's the hospital in New inoton Attorney Bill Carroll is still patient there Bob Bir Bob's home in a few days During the past week. Waterbury lost Spanish Civil and World veteran George Gormley the former Young the Civil war and Massieotte the Word war I'm told that Bill Harris down get much needed He'll be back in about week Marty Hayden will pinch hit and that things along during Bills absence George Roberts is i the hos pa in Newinson Miss Mildred Hayes has gone to Los Angeles catch the Olympic games The legion convention here middle of August may wne" bitter fight aimed the state executive committee Plenty of ammunition has been issued and fl the bamsss opens somebody going down Paste this up in your hat. IL may be worth having
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-02
FOUR VACANCIES IN coRrEi

Madrid. (Up)-----'rhe Spanish has 47o deputies. but at present caused by the elevation Of Dos Eiss.e A,'aIs .. zassss .sss,s se Che Pr:si , fsnsss pss,os Sssresc Ss "s vs"ss fsssns ss q ef Manuel Lortnts ef zsfuel.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-02
NEW CLOCK SHOWS TIME
 BUT HAS NO DIAI

Telling the time is easy with a new clock that has no dial. Devised by a Pittshurh. Pa. inventor. 1t shows the hour and minute by means of large figures like those of an automobile speedometer. Eiec- tricity drives the timepiece. turning drums on which the numbers are exposed one by one in the clocks window. says Popular Science Monthly Since the figures are easily visible acroAs q room. the time is read at a. glance without possibility of confusion. The in- ventor declares that he spent two years perfecting the complicated movement necessary for the mech anlsm that turns the drums.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-02
Local People Return TO-mOrrO1O From
 EnchariStic Meet

The liner Lafayette which sailed from Havre on July 26th will dock tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock at Pier 57 North River West 18th street. The passenger list includes many who attended the Eucharis- tic Congress. Among the local peo- pie who are expected to arrive are Rev John Shell. o. F.. Rev Thomas Conlon, o. P., MT and Mrs Thomas Conlon, and Mrs Bernard Reilly. Several local people who attended the congress are now touring the foreign countries.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-02

Editor Tall Tower Topics Last summer tbs Park Depart meat group of unemployed 10 the Coll Lots where th' bbs diamond Baneo Park rounded into fine shape A ,ha current writing the diamond which used frequently any ia inc city, n need of repairs s long the ned and out hd dsadnns balls which would SO for base hits and the rocky lssd endssssng fd Why dosn ths park department send another group hs popular ball hsld .. Fsa
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-02
NEZ]CQ-2 QyIB4CT Q-2ysJgg G1;'1

the only opportunity to make an extra trick was to establish his jack of hearts. Declarer certainly must hold at least i've hearts to the king, and with the ace, queen in the dummy. Vests jack will be killed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-02

Dear Ed Out in the Rocky Mountains last Will be ir the NEG chain times week and Sta every night California Lots of mountains fun and music-Tony Sao Denver. Colo.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-02
Good evening.
--Lo]--
 MOON GROOM

She phoned last night from the old town, Her talk was loves sweet tune, How she wished could share her moonlight. ... Why we have our own full moon.
 -TeeYem.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-02

The average income of all pee. sons In England Is S2bo . year. :.
Evening star., 1932-09-21
0ALE-SURURBAN.

500. CASH AND ijs A MONTH BUYS A
large glassed-ln sleeping porch. ami, in
sss; cS: Nat s: nc S4s
FOR sALE-BUN0ALOW. DEL RAY. VA.
near public school. bus line, reached BY Me-
sscc e..h w.inht ssafe
Es"' Ee%. Fs2s FFSsSd d.sI1s q hoas sss III 0'a'' G
Gated 4oos s4th st.. MT. Rainier; small
down payment ~ balance monthly mont y cs,l Hy-
500 src.n. os 1zR.s ea as SFE fof or M TIE BIG r.
Indiana limestone dwg. elee; h.-vh.. 2-ear
su tr.sin. s ss .ssss ss4
irsms rsTek and concrete block
g houses W ovcinty, aS CHEVY VIC ch. 3 e and
f iNsPEcT sSSY AND nDV suY H PHEsE.iii Sc Edmon-
r, & B.. and and Washington sts.. Edmon-
ier nten' IN Sra nfsrs ssso Nd PR
low, $3.50. ,Ardmore. a., r. & b., $3.50
Lanham, Ia a.. 6-rm bungalow, sreatly
reduced. The above on a cash payment OF
500 upward. balance easy. 7-s pm. Col.
II Z RYoN CO.. 1915 N z Ave s41s 18th
SIX ROOMS, BATH, CELLAR, PORCHEs
ser.s; on electric line i mile south Of Great
Falls. Va. Georgetown pike. . miles from
Chain Bridge. A bargain. $500. STORY,
r: and b.; anil: 2 inelosed porchfs;
splendid 10y; fenced; only $500 cash. $40 NO.
,,., BURTON REALTY 90; -
Evening star., 1932-09-21
.DfONY TO LOAN.
LEGAL NOTICES,

NO. 443S7- DOROTHY MABEL MITCHELL
VS.. Warren Hanson Mitchell-Superior Court.
State OF Connecticut. County of Hartford
the 9Th day OF September. i932.-Second
Order Of Notice.-Upon complaint in said
cause brousht to said court. at Hartford. in
said, county: on the first Tuesday OF Sep
divorce and custody of minor child it not
appearing to this court that the defendant
complaint and 1t appearing to this court
that the whereabouts Of the defendant,
Warren Hanson Mitchell. is unknown to the
plaintiff. Ordered. that notice of the in
stitution and pendency of said complaint
shall be given the defendant by publishing
this order in The Washington Star, news
paper published IN the city Of Washington,
District Of Columbia. once week for two
successive weeks. commencing on before
September IS 1882. BY the Court, ROBERT
L. ALLYN, Assistant Clerk OF said Court.
sel4,2l
Evening star., 1932-09-21
TOMORROW
THos. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTIoNEERs,
l43l Eye Street NV

l43l Eye Street NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL Es-
ANf, szMf.DgSsrHGFn SEIsG E1TE SSgEx TWoe;;sToaY. e;
CONTAINING SIX ROOMS AND TWO
BATHS EACH. WITH ONE-CAR BRICE
sse5 Gs6sASES ssiS AhR AhhPRJ91NJNG 3ESJ KNowN AZ
s3sIa&EsAf AD Asb sf5s 4sls sXEA7aS REso S1E5k Eoa1
BY. By virtue Of a certain deed Of trus. re-
land records Of the District OF Columbia. and
a. at the request Of the, parties secured thereby
front of se % p4emses an at on puff THUbs9 Hsi52Y
ooEpiEMBER The TWENTY SECOND, l932
COMMENCING AT FOUR O'CLOCK PM
we following described land and premises
situate sdt N the District of Columbia and being
t32). thirty-three tssj and thirty-siK 1ss1. in
square numbered eighteen hundred and
ninety.six 1896 in the subdivision made by
hsr hsne; N Rutty and Alice Y; Larrimore, as
OF the records OF the once Of the surveyor
Tor the District of Columbia
Ierms OF sale: Said properties win be Of
prior deed Of trust. securing an indebtedness
eo15 xnz90 each on lots 81. 80 and 49, and
loo on lot 36, and said properties win be
nesses. All cash over and above said deeds
adjusted to date OF sale a deposit Of $500 90
Coco title or no sale. All conveyancing. re-
corping' revenue stamps. etc. at the cost of
purchasers. Terms Of sale to be complied
@ ehEy DEPOSIT s0 viii daSs Ss t9. sy Of
property resold at risk and cost Of default
ing purchaser after fve 80 days advertise
ment OF such resale in some newspaper puh-
lshed in Washington. D. c.
JOHN SAUL,
~ WILLIAM p BENSON.
sei2 d&ds.exSi. q9g IS,b c4rest ~ M
Evening star., 1932-09-21
RENT-FLATS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
20 CHERRYDALE AVE. CLARENDON, va
WANTED-APARTMENTS.

APT. WITH PORCH. ONE ROOM. KITCH-
enette: unf.: give location. price, exposure.
Address Box 393H Star once. 23'
NEAR CAPITOL OR DOWNTOWN. BY EN-
ployed gentleman; bright. comfortable UN-
FURNISHED Groom, kitchenette and bath:
in good location and reasonable. Address D.
J. s.. at House Office Bldg.
Evening star., 1932-09-21

0-MARIETTA PARK.
A BRAND NEW SEMI-DErACHED SIX
room all brick home with two beautiful
baths. fireplace, pantry. Frisidaire. copper
screens. three big porches. pretty hard
wood floors. natural hardwood trim. on a
nice big lot with a. garage. Act, quickly
only such home is available at
this low price. Phone.
R. NJ. HOOKER,
Metropolitan 1868.
Evenings 5 to Call Georgia 5644
Evening star., 1932-09-21
1iS 'lCyNG GOVERNMENT TRIANGLE

FACING GOVERNMENT TRIANGLE
A new home built to sell for s.4So is
now placed on the market at $3.50. Why
savings? Thoroughly modern in every
respect, situated on one Of the highest
% wide avenue; M nue. ~ equipped with tiled baths
screened porches. linoleum. etc Splen-
did sized rooms. This is your oppor-
,.,a WM; H SAUNDERS CO.. INC INC. ~,
sssoo--CHEvY CHASE. D. C:
6 neat TIE fah ih4%e es 'ts
squares Of cona ANsiSG, sXs pyss %bx school, stores
NAT 1888. INvEsTMENT BLDG.
NEAR 18th AND SPRING RID.
ated WEST OF l4th st. SIX rooms. con-
crete front porch, rear porches screened
8, s5c Term''
COLONIAL BRICK IN rErwoRTH.
cellent condition throughout. with six
rooms: front and double rear aH pHrshes of..n,.s
porch. metal weatherstripped.
STONE AND BRICK HOME IN BURLEITH;
in West Hsh sehee
elec. refris.. eiee. stoker for the fur
mace. Recondit}oned throughout. An
outstanding buy.
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RID; n,s-
a CoRNER s,I home Just , square 1n. WESp WnSip
BIG BED ROOMS, hot-water heat. double
rear porches. built-in garage. Possibili-
ties for remodeling If desired.
DETACHED HOME. CHEVY CHASE MD.
ana TakEE BATHS aa.ed
idas LsvHToST TOE an,hy;Dr ys bed sf
,,o, entff E6dHs s,..
THE BEST BUY IN CHEVY CHASE.
Foreclosure, proceedings permit me TO oher
this beautiful home at Prize less sIa than r. cost
R a ToOded sens on o sco f one
square off Conn; ave; 10 spacious rooms.
sfss. isr aaIs o Se: Fe4sse. sond
NAT. 1888. INVESTMENT BLD0.
MASS AVE HEIGHTS.
A PICKUP.
Never before has house Ta been o:rsd In
house house Of eight rooms and two baths beau:
sagn. @ DSsS Ioom ot Win IN aiss s .s.s:e #
Msny p55pe ss ssGs .
tunity. Don't fail 10 investigate.
JAMES Z. SCHWAB,
District 8l57 Southern Building.
SELLING AT Loss TO BUILDER
ALL-BRicK CORNER, DETACHED.
Just west of Conn. ave. highest elevation
in District; center-hall colonial, Z rooms,
baths. slate roof 2-car garage; lot l06 feet
front Two squares from new Grade. Junior
high and site of new high school IT'S
JAMES Z. sCHwAB.
District sI57 Southern Building.
Evening star., 1932-09-21
COLONIAL DETACHED HOM
7 SPACIOUS ROOMS. 2 BATHS.
RECREATION ROOM: GARAGE.

distinctive DETACHED home OF Colonial
between wisconsin and Massachusetts, Aves.
Brick and stucco construction. with gable
spacious rooms. well planned and beautifully
decorated. with open freplaees in living
in new color scheme, with built-in cabinet
equipment, Frlgidaire and console gas range:
step-down living room and large recreation
room. 2 colored tile baths. with built-in
equipment; hardwood floors throughout. am
pie closet space. radio outlet. concealed re-
diators. detached garage: on q deep land
drive from the heart of the city. Only
Sil. .2sO. terms Call CLEVELAND 1925,
Evening star., 1932-09-21
AUCTION sALES-THIs AFTERNOON
ADAM 4. WEScHLER & SON, AuctIonesfS.
gl5 z ET. NV.
rhTnsTEES npIdx ouy gAhE i 3r o a, ,s TWo-sTSEY
STREET NORTTIFkET

PRICK. sTpTKK.TD TDWGLdING WGLLG NO. LIS SIXTEENTH
BY virtue Of a certain deed OF trust duly
recorded in Liber s4s4 at folio 81 Of the
land records. Of the District OF. CoIum bia.
ment OF the debt secarcd thereby and at
the request of the party secured thereby, the
Undersigned trustees viii offer for sale at
PUBIC auction on WEDNESDAY. THE
Iss2 At FoURPoarYFvsE p sEPtEMsER DeGocx
P;M; p.lI; al q. that psrcsi q land situate and
scrioed as lot 42sin II. n. Howenstein's sub
oivision OF lots IN square 1888 as per plat
recorded in the once Of the surveyor for
the District Of Columbia in Liber 10, nj folio
100. together with the improvements thereon
Terms OF sale: One-tflird of the purcha se
money to be paid in cssh. balance in two
years from day Of sale. with interest AZ the
faH Oh ~. pei. annum until paid, payable
semi annually. deferred payments TO be se-
cured by nrst deed Of trust on property
sold, or all cash, at option Of purchaser A
cash cash deposit Of $500 REQUIRED at time OF ac-
oeptanee OF bid Examination Of title, con-
veyancing etc. At cost Of purchaser. Terms
20 oe compLieo Sith within thirty days from
DAY OF sale othefvise deposit forfeited. or
WITHOUT forfeiting deposit the trustees may
evaii them selves of any legal or eauitable
rights against defaultinr npreheser
CHAP1N b. BAUf1AN
RAYMOND ]. VIERBUCHYN
,l2h.I6lp.2l Trust...
Evening star., 1932-09-21
$3.50 YUMA ST. NV.

1850 YUMA ST NV.
OPEN UNTIL PM.
A real home. 8 rooms. ) baths. servants
room and bath; hot-water heat with auto
matte stoker: Scar garage: unusually large
lot: near. immaculate Seminary; partly
REDUCED TO sl2.soo
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO.,
Evening star., 1932-09-21
OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

OFFICES AND STUDIOS.
PRIVATE OFFICE IN SUITE OF LAW FIRM
with telephone and stenographic service
reasonable. Address Box 4l2-H, Star ONCE
COR, BLDG, l4th & NEWTON; 2 lst AND
side, 2nd A.; all conveniences: rentals
SIT so TO s22. 50; 2nd a. suitable for bachelor
n. Z. RYoN CO.. i2is N Y. Ave. 3Gs 18th
Evening star., 1932-09-21
SALE-HOUsES.

OALE@HOUeES.
lCentinuel.l
.sH H!SO-cNEyY CHASE.
ss ss: 70 =? IN!
NAT. ssss. -M MySSTNkNr BLDG.
81. :. sl. cEsyx ..s. .os Sasss p
Deiss; isss%s ss:S s.i e.: Hs,s .9Ss Ss,S 'iFsx. 'is
MORTGAGE COMPANY sAcRiPTCE.
smsii Cash PAYMENT: SIS Fer Month ont. .,.a
% in.peeslon. Met ssss ewes. Adams 1898 lol
ss.aso-JUeT WEST OF COM. AVE. IN
bed rooms). ami: southern exposure; high
elevation; convenient to John Eaton public
Nat. 1893 Until . PM.
Il ssev3 eS..e s. S WEsf II eoNN
AVE slx rooms. two baths. sun pirlecr:
recreation room. garage. Just finished this
Nat. 1893 Until . PM
HIGHEST EIE1ATI1N Ms. N Sr PETWeETH sgETeI
New s:foon detschsd brick soIner: q
atss haRoE 's Io oRS sRcK aAx room
,,,. ,,,S S@4sSFt 4 F. sAIss IsssssHsE. s,... ...,
1880.
3-BED ROOM
BUNGALOW.
One OF the most charming corner bum
galow homes YOU have ever seen. The
kind Of place you have dreamed
about. Three bed rooms. tile bath with
tub and shower. Splendid size living
room with open fireplace, large dining
room. lovely kitchen. several closets, at
tic. immense basement. and one-car ga
rage on a paved alley. Near schools.
Transportation and stores. THIS IS A
BUY.
s4,5o0
NORTHEAST.
A splendid opportunity for Q thrifty
family. Six delightful rooms and one
bath and hot-vater heat. In nev-house
condition and has . two-car garage.
Evening star., 1932-09-21

FOR RENT-FURNITURE.
Evening star., 1932-09-21
SALE OR EXCHANGE.
EXCHANGE.

BEAUTIFUL, WOODSEY SURROUNDED z
r. brick; close in. on Rk OK. PIX; for cash
and small house or bung. Owner. Met. S73l.
SALE OR RENT-WAREHOUSES.
WAREHOUSES; OR GARAGES FOR SALE
or rent: 54xl80, 62x210. 6ox3oo. 45x90 in
clear. with or without 2. sidings: in ne,
Sc, s.w. L. P. STEELE. 1927 Conn. ave.
NV. Dec. SSH.
Evening star., 1932-09-21

CHAS r LONGUS,
1888 Benning Rd. NE. Atlantic 6lO.
COLORED BARGAINS
62e Que ST. n.w.-6 rooms, bath. cleo, gas,
cellar; good cond; terms reasonable.
lit w st. nw-8 rooms, cleo. gas, h.-w.h h.,
large yard. garage. Price greatly reduced for
quick sale, ,,., 1t.
5043 Lee St ne-e-room bungalow: eiee..
bath, cellar. furnace; terms, $40 cash, $50
month. z. M AIKEN. s27 18th st. Nat.