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graphed by Downey by the new cinema
tograph process, which makes moving
pictures by winding reel Of films. We
were walking up and down and the
children jumping about"
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Sure of Effect.

From the New York Sun.
Plot for divorce courts-Wife learns
new contract rules; husband refuses to-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-11-12

Miss Democracy reappears not as
quaint old spinster, but as one of the
smartest girls In modern politics.
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Rata bv Carrier within the City.

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B Des Moines Tribune.

From the Des Moines Tribune.
For exchanged share Of holding
company stock for the return half Of
an excursion ticket to Athens.
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RespIendent Year.

'What do you think Of the Washing
ton Bicentennial?"
mo celebration" said Miss Cayenne
could be more glorious. It win be
remembered in history as the year In
which our first President was honored
and in which a new President was
elected"
There may, as you say, be honor
among thieves" said HI Ho. the sage
Of Chinatown. "but why search In the
darkness of life for what may be readily
found in the sunlight"
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Swiss Hunters Find
Little Game Left.

La Suisse. eva.-The hunting sea-
son which opened Sunday has not given
very notable results. From the earliest
hours of the morning innumerable
nimrods hurried through the streets Of
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Familiar Phenomenon.

What happened to our prohibition
friends?"
Nothing extraordinary" answered
Senator Sorghum. "They tried to 60
so fast over wet ground that they
skidded"
Jud Tunkins says it sounds to him
that some folks are forgetting that
there are other industries to be revived
besides breweries.
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On the Level.

A warning now wise men express
Which Is Get down to businessl"
And also try to play the game
To let all others do the same.
Keep on the level as you go,
Avoid the pathway that seems low,
And yet do not attempt a dash
Into the sky and risk q crash.
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ReversiOn.

If prohibitions might grows small,
AS in those curious days Of yore.
1t may be needful to recall
The temperance lecturer once more
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1.-THE Eighteen-SixtleS. Essays Dy
Fellows of the Royal Society Of Litera-
ture," edited by John Drinkwater, con-
tains one essay by Mr.. Drinkwater him
self on "Aeneas Sweetland Dallas" au-
thor and editorial writer on the London
Times. Other essays are "Sir Henry
TAYLOR" by LascelleS Abercrombie;
arthur Hugh Clough," by Humbert
Wolfe; 1.-THE Early Novels of Wilkie
Collins" by Walter de la Mare; Exit
Planche-Enter Gilbert" by Granville
Barker: Punch in the Sixties" by c.
L. Graves; Historians in the Sixties,
by F. S. Boas; George Whyte-M Mel
VILE" by Sir John Fortescue, and Sci
ence In the Sixties" by Sir Oliver
Lodge. Previous volumes published by
the Royal Society of Literature are
"The Eighteen-Seventies" and THE
Eighteen-E Eighties"
Joseph Hergesheimer enjoyed Ger
many ON his recent visit there, some OF
the details of which he tells in his book
museums, galleries, palaces and legis-
lative assembly buildings, but had a
great liking for cafes, concert halls. the
parks, the streets, In general, places
where he could see the German people.
He admired the German young people,
because of their physical vigor and in
dependent ideas, though he found them
lacking the romantic confidence of
YOUTH" disillusioned.
y
An interesting reference to early
movies is to be found in the final vol
ume Of The Letters of Queen Victoria, "
volumn 3, 1896-190l, edited by George
Earle Buckle. The Queen made this
entry: AT IL October 3, 1896 went
down TO below the terrace, near the
ball room, and we were all photo
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"A smile is mighty good influence"
said Uncle Eben, but its serious
iistenin' dat de world needs when folks
is in real trouble"
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COUNTRY HOMES.

WARREN PARK" IN NEARBY
VA. ONHARD SURFACED ROAD ;
40 ACRES. 10-ROOM DWELLING,
SPLENDID BANK BARN, 35x75.
SUPERBLY HANDICAPPED LAWN
OF 10 ACRES IN BLUE GRASS
SOD AND 125 FULL GROWN
TREES OF 16 VARIETIES. FOR
MERLY OWNED BY RELATIVES
OF GEN u. S. GRANT. THE
MOST BEAUTIFUL MODERATE
LY PRICED HOME IN VA. PRICE,
$500. FOR PARTICULARS AND
TO SEE BEAUTIFUL PHOTOS
CALL AT 2038 F ST. NV, BE-
TWEEN HOURS OF l AND E
SUNDAY. OR 7 AND 9 MONDAY
EVENING.
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WARDEN DEPLORES
LASH He YIELDS
Unable to See Any Good in 1t,
Says Head of Work House
in Delaware.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
NEW CASTLE, Del, May 7.-During,
the 10 years that Elmer j. Leach has
been warden of the New Castle County
work house. principal penal institution
Of Delaware, he has applied the cat-o'-
nine-tails to the bare backs Of some
1000 prisoners. He never has relished
the task, but he wields the lash him
self rather than entrust 1t to subordi-
nate.
He has watched the reaction of pris-
oners while they were shackled to the
whipping post, in the days of their con-
finement and later when they were
freed to take their places in society, and
he declares that 'if this relic of a by
gone age has accomplished any good, I
am unable to see it."
Covers Many Crimes.
Delaware, which did not outlaw the
pillory until 1908, prescribes public
whippings for many crimes. few of
them are:
Poisoning, go lashes; assault, 30:
robbery, at least 40; burning public
buildings, 60; burning boats, 20; lar
ceny, 20; breaking and entering. 20 to
40; embezZlement, 20; misapplication
of funds by public officials, 10.
Although the man who does the
whipping denounces the institution. il
has many warm advocates in the State
Judge John F. Lynn of the Whining
ton Municipal Court asserts that Grim
inals shun Delaware because of the
whipping post and that the State is
virtually free Of crimes committed by
criminals from other States. He points
out that there has not been bank
ROBBERY OF consequence for so years.
fVa ri1f1y .s-I... e.
vicious crimes" Judge Lynn asserted
The whipping post has proved its use
| fulneSs"
But hear Warden Leach:
Unless an honest attempt has been
made to redeem man during his con-
f1nement, prison has no more right to
exist than hospital that turns out pa
| tientS no better than when they were
admitted, with no attempt to cure
them.
| Cause of Resentment.
when a man who is presumably to
be turned from the wrong course and
re-established in society is taken out
into the yard. stripped to the waist,
shackled to the post and lashed on his
bare back in view Of the public, that
man certainly does not leave the whip
ping post with as good feeling toward
society as when he went there.
THE belief that the whipping post
keeps away the professional criminal is
not to be considered, as no man COM
mits a crime until his plans are such
i that he thinks he never will be caught.
Otherwise he would not attempt it.
This relic of a bygone age is the one
| thing that interferes with the effort
,, made to rebuild the men who come to
the work house and to send them out
better fitted to take their place among
the worlds workers"
Warden Leach says he has whipped
many offenders more than once. TWO
years ago he applied the lash to two
brothers convicted Of chicken stealing.
A few days ago he lashed them again.
They had stolen some more chickens.
Delaware now Is served by two whip
| ping posts-here and at the Sussex
County prison, at Georgetown-and a
third is about to be added to q new
Kent County prison.
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TREATISE ON MARRIAGE
REVISED BY GASPARRl
Additions to Ecclesiastical Legisla-
tion Included In Work Ready
for Press.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
VATICAN CITY.-A new edition Of
Cardinal Pietro Gasparris treatise on
marriage, with additions to include all
recent ecclesiastical legislation on the
subject, is about to go to press.
The first edition was published In
1898. when the cardinal was professor
of caronic law at the Catholic 1nsti-
tue of Paris, and has served as O guide
to Catholics throughout the world.
Three additional editions were printed
in the original form.
Soon after he was relieved Of the
burden of his duties as Vatican secre-
tary of state in 1880, Cardinal Gasparri
turned his attention to bringing the
work up to date. The new edition will
embrace two important innovations
produced in the field Of ecclesiastical
legislation in the las 80 years-the re-
organization of the Roman curia by
Pope Plus X in 1907 and the codex
of canonic law promulgated by Bene-
dict XIV in 1877.
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Oil acres with 70 acres Of fertile blue
grass meadow land. only 18 miles from Dis
trict. 500 feet from Wash. Frederick olvo
Model new concrete-block dairy barn for 81
cows good 7-room house, grain barn 45x80;
tenant house and other buildings also SO 50
machinery and equipment; city electricity.
This is going dairy farm. now shipping 20
gallons of high-quality milk to WaShington
daiiy and can be greatly increased by right
man Will be sold cheap. with only "a cash,
balance easy terms to right party. Apply
W r. CARROLL WALKER.
Gaithersburg Md. Phone Gaithersburg S4-H.
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939 H ST. NW.-900 SO FT. SPACE,
near Palais Royal .................s 500 OF
1927 9th nw.-Suitable any small bus. 40 OF
Small store e........'...-'. IS OF
E 2 SHEEHY. 1n1n Eve N w Nat 1909
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DEMOCRATS TO HOLD
CONVENTIONS IN TEXAS
Precinct Sessions First Official Step
in Efforts to Instruct for
Garner.
By the Associated Press.

by IIIt ASSUCIdLtu FItSS.
AUSTIN, Tex, May Texas Dem
ocrats are expected to take the first
official step today in precinct conven-
tions toward sending a delegation to
the national convention instructed for
Speaker John N Garner Republicans
likewise were holding precinct conven-
tions today.
While the Democrats appeared
united on Garner, a Texan, side issues
and local feudS were expected to create
some dissension as the precincts named
their representatives to the county con-
ventions next Tuesday The county
conventions will elect delegates to the
State conclave, at Houston, May "a.
Republican party leaders said they
expected delegates to be elected who
would support the denomination of
President Hoover.
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MONEY TO LOAN

CONTRACT PAYMENTS, SECURED NOTES
purchased; business financed. s. j. MONK.
9l7 N. Y. ave. NV. National 6722.
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available to this community. It has been
priced to insure sales, restricted to insure
character, within reach Of the family of
modest means, and appealing to those OF
wealth. The property is
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ARE YOU LOOKING FOR A SUMMER
home, beautifully furnished. with four bed
rooms, screened porch, Ia acres of ground
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SUMMER HOTELS.

SMALL FURNISHED SUMMER HOTEL AND
cottages, opposite golf course, mountains, 70
miles from Wash. Sale or rent. Ready TO
open. Owner in hospital Write or wire
EUGENE ODUNNE, Box H, Blue Ridge Sum-
init, Pa. Rare opportunity.
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SUMNER CABIN,

WANTED 70 RENT OR BUY OR R.
cabin, within 70 miles Of Washington. moun-
~ i"s auto. Address boz siS-z. Star Once
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SALE OR RENT-SUBURBAN.
WANTED-SUBURBAN.

WANTED-MoDERN S OR ROOM HOUSE
with g.ound: reasonably priced. Phone
Alexandra 2481 Write z. V. Lang, Brad
dock Heights. Va.
WILL LEASE FOR YEAR WITH OPTION
TO buy 6 to 8 room house with some ground.
viii consider old house or small farm; state
location, price and rental in f1rst letter.
Address Box fl9-Z, Star office.
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COUNTRY ESTATE.

FOR SALE-TO SETTLE AN ESTATE, 420-
acre farm. fine state cultivation. in hunting
section and near the well known Llangollen
Farm, near Upperville, Loudoun County. Va.
Eleven fields, large stone house built in 1889
Apply H C. THOMPSON,
Purcellyflle, Va.
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SHORE PROPERTY.

STONE HARBOR. N. J.-REDUCED PRICES
in sales & rentals. Fine bathing. Yachting
Newcastle ferry. BUNTING e. BUNTING,
ia seth st, Stone Harbor, N. ].
PROFESSIONAL ROW. PINEY POINT, MD.
Best lot on the point, next to lighthouse.
electricity. Government road in rear OF lot.
Address Box 10-A, Star ONCE.
FOR SALE-POINT PLEASANT, N. J. SUM-
mer home (furnished), near Ocean and
Manasquan River; plot 50xl25; bed rooms,
bath. 2-car garage. Frigidaire, radio; mod
ern throughout; price S8500: terms. IRVING,
180 Ampere Parkway, Bloomfield. M.
FOR RENT-UP-TO-DATE APARTMENTS.
rooms. bath, maids room. for Summer sea-
son. Write MRS DELLA X. POWELL. own
er, Harrison Apartments, Ocean City. Nd.
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DOWNTOWN.
ONLY $3.50.
MONTHLY RENTAL, $50. so.
STORE AND TWO APIS.

A key property to corner development.
near Federal and District operations A
good investment with possibilities of real
proht For information call
FISCHER e. COMPANY.
1927 Eye ST. Dist 0566
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SIMMER HOMES.

Z Rooms, - 2 BATHS, AT a z-CAE g GARAGE 1i1si TN
near seashore. Little Silver, New Jersey
Box 10.
FOR RENT-FROM MAY 18th TO OCT
18th modestly furnished small country
house in the Blue Ridge Mtn. section OF
Virginia. High elevation; fine air; good
water. Fresh vegetables furnished from the
garden and at no charge. Milk butter &
eggs obtained from the main farm house
Bathing and fishing in small stream; quiet
neighborhood. Ideal for small family; Sc
miles from Wash Near Purcellville. Price
$50 per month. References required. Ad-
dress L. B. CREIGHTON, North Fork, Lou
doun Co., Virginia
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SALE-STORES
OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

CHAIN GROCERY STORE. LEASED FIVF
years; shows wonderful income. KASS RR
Atty CO., National 6682.
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sALE-sUBURBAN.
SPECIAL OFFERING.

Beautiful modern bungalow, 5 large rooms
bath, h.-wh, all improvements, including
@. Z. refrigerator, sleeping porch large
fioored attic, bright cellar with laundry
trays, large lot on high elevations; price
S4.s50; terms Drive out and see this Sun
day. 104 Bailey ave. Hyattsville Hills. o.
| B. ZANTZINGER CO., GAS X st. NV. Ma
tional 53T1 or, evenings and Sunday. Green
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LARGE LOT ON RHODES RIVER, NEAR
Beverly Beach; 50x200: close to large pier,
good harbors excellent place to Feep boat;
electricity. improved road to property; $3.50;
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WOODBRIDGE d c

i709-l7lo Douglas st. ne.-One better 12Ts
reduction; 6 rooms, nice and new. Open
Sunday. OWNER, 2605 Brentwood I'd. ne.
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SALE-BUSINESs PROPERTY.

AL 18th ST sW., AT NEW FARMERS
Market; 2nd com; bargain,
735 lst ST nw.-3-story brick with shoe
repairing business LLOYD r. TURNER. 900
7th ST. sw. Met l647.
GAS STATION SITE, ONLY CORNER AVAIL
able, 4ox7o #: opposite Gulf station. .sw
cor. End and II sts. ne, Owner, Met. OBJ.
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8-ROOM HOUSE, ALI. MODERN CONVEN-
fences, "a acre of ground; near school, troll
ley line rent for S37 so per month d
LEVY & CO, Vienna, Va. Phone Vienna s.
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SALE-INVESTMENT PROPERTY

4 TWO-FAMILY FLATS, RENTED TO COLI
orsd Ss7 so; one apartment vacant. VIII
sacrifce for s4,250 cash. Adams 9sls ID.
81. $50 FOR TWO BRICK HOUSES AT
Farmers Market, s.w. LLOYD r. TURNER,
500 7th st. s.w. Met. 1877. .
EXCELLENT TINE TO BUY-SACRIFICE
for cash leaving city; separate family
apts. rms, bath, ami, 2-car garage;
come, s1,l7o Address Box 447-Z, Star ofNre.
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

| BEAUTIFUL MIAMI SUBURBAN HOME AND
or property here. 1897 18th St NV.
BEAUTIFUL HOME, N;w,-LARGE LOT,
| leaving city bargain. Nat. 3677. Col. 084S.
Z HOUSES. Sc, CLEAR, PRICE sl2,50O
Tor clear city lots or store property. LLOYD
R. TURNER, 500 7th st. sw. Met. 1647
VALUABLE HIGHWAY PROPERTY, $50
acres, including buildings. near Rockville
or sell at discount. Address Owner, Box
75-A, Star Office
! 1859 HARVARD ST. NW.-EXCHANGE
| $1s,600 nice old home, u rooms, 2 baths;
conditions rented Sl25 month; lot 80 by l2o;
55sory 5om IN orck kgbs s6oVe
NEW DETACHED RESIDENCE; LARGE
dining and living room. built-in garage.
/ il their guarantee Price. si2,5O0; win con-
numbered lots about same price, as part pay
ment. Apply s. A. YOUNG. Nat S733. or
CleY. 1852 after pm.
in best NV. section. lst-class condition. for
small houses. or will sacrifice for cash
LEO F. II HAINEs N attorney ate for owner Insur-
: DETACHED MODERN HOME. COLO. AVE.
stripped. slate roof; ,i variety va fruit lot COX
urban or nearby farm. Adams o593. =
MUST DISPOSE OF LOVELY HOME WITH
| $4,000 TT. of ground near Walter Reed
| AGENTS, notice; what have you? Address
Owner. Box 22o-A, Star ofice.
| CHARMING GEORGETOWN RESIDENCES
bed rooms, bath rooms and additional
| lavatory; large parlor. with double fireplacess
| library, second-foor sitting room, dining
| room, kitchen, pantry. servants room: ami,
Beautiful yard with flower garden; $4,000.
Sell or exchange for country place. nearby
Virginia or Maryland. Rare opportunity.
| Telephone West 1927.
NINE-ROOM FRAME. COLONIAL; HOT
| water heat, city water, electric light; lot 100
| x200 beautiful lawn. fruit trees and berry
| bushes. Address Box 1897. Star office.
LOT 50xl60 FT.. CHICAGO SUBURB VALUE.
$1,000; for cash. securities OF what have you
| to offer. Address Box 213-Z. Star ONCE
| FINE BUILDING SITE
| On X street, % it, wide to alley: consider
Address Box l09-A. Star Office.
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CONN. AVE. BUSINESS
PROPERTY-Dupont Circle. 1907 rented,
store and two apts.,. annual rental s6' 500
Account of leaving city, will sell for 10000,
subject TO first trust s55000. years TO run.
Adjoining property same size sold for s95. 900.
Owner. Dis. o574 evening, Col. 7400, Apt.
I
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WOODBRIDGE, D. c.
2210 PERRY ST.

Groom house. ami, deep lot, paved street
and alley; only $500; easy terms. r.
SONNERMANN, owner. Open to pm.
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view of city and river 10 rooms, baths;
adapted two small families. In oak grove;
large colonial center hall; acre ground
next door. $50 Mt. Vernon ave. Upper
Evening star., 1932-05-08

RosEMoNT. ALExANDFIA-DETAC 7
rooms. bath. unfurn screened porch, NV;
heat, gas and electric ranges garage; GOOD
obIa g.
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RENT-SHOPS.

LIE DROfT BLDG, 18th AND r SITS. NV
Rooms suitable for any business; low rentl
Apply J. B. STEIN. 482 Ind. ave.
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ATTRACTIVE COTTAGE; AMI: REDECo;
porch, garage; excellent neighborhood; suit
able for couple; S45 per month. year or
longer. Owner on premises Sunday, IL to T.
6I2 Virginia ave. Lyon Park, Va.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
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SALE-FARMS.

90 ACRES. 4-RooM HOUSE. WELL. OR:
chaTd; near Nckssville; Va; 20 hens; 500 SoQ
annually. Box 16. Remington. Va:
WHERE AND HOW
-on earth can you beat this? Small tracts,
House on hard road close to proposed ex-
tension of 18th st. NV. and on the NV
branch, close to city; elec. Each tract
$500; terms, $40 cash, IS per mo; no IN
terest charge; present taxes paid for yrs
Although you win agree terms are very un-
usual don't think there is anything crooked
own the land; it is free and clear OF al
encumbrances; title will be declared good
by any reputable title co: II you desire,
your bank may hold deed; Only uacls
Evening star., 1932-05-08
RENT-STORES.

l726 NORTH CAPITOL ST. = RENT RE-
duced $45; suitable for any business new.
BUSADA, Atlantic 0307
STORE AND 3-ROOM MODERN APT, BEST
business section in Sc.
Call Atlantic 5287-J g.
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SALE-LOTS,

CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-Beautiful homesite;
ready for building; in choice neighborhood;
81 450 Call North 7203
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ITO ACRES. FRONTING ON THE POTOMAC
above Great Fails; fine spring. Price, $500
Phone Mr.. Snider, Col l1l3. $3.50 TO pm. 81
BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS.
acres. D. c. not subdivided, open for
development of $1,000 homes. Submit oher
to owner. No trade or agents. Write c. w.
LEE. 2262 Hall pl. NV.
FOR SALE TO ACRES. RIVER RID.
(which road is to be united with Mass. ave.
Also similar tracts on Colesville pike and
around Hyattsville FULTON r. GORDON
I427 Eye st. NV. Dist. 5231; eve. Cley. 4733
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. MD.-BEAUTI-
full nine-acre tract on State road between
Kensington and Wheaton, or will consider
dividing into three-acre tracts. WILL SAC
RIFICE FOR CASH.
Address Box 45l-Z, Star ONCE. g.
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LARGE STORE IN NEW BUILDING OF
COL: RD. NEAR 18th. RENT, 500 PEI
MONTH
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5-RooM BUNGALOW AT WASHINGTON
Grove. Md; electricity, porches; $40. Col.
757I: evenings, Shepherd 347l.
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COUNTRY HOMES.
a. 5O0-lo0 acres; one of the most ATTRACTIVE
farms in Montgomery County, with
large, fiourishing orchard; land slopes
gradually down to river; light soil,
snecially adapted to fruit and poul-
try Good seven-room house with
electricity. furnace.
~ so0-4Is acres, convenient to MARYLAND
University; good 4-room house ana
outbuildings; some fruit: Owner
leaving. offers great bargain
Farms and country homes with old colo
NAL houses of frame brick and stone. See
photos in once. main street Takoma, one
square east of B. & Q: r; R.
r. D. ELLIE. ,.oo .
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BARGAIN = SEVEN ROOM FURNISHED
house; shade spacious lawns; caretaker on
place fruit and garden free; SIS per month,
by year. $40 month; 20 miles from Wash.'
Leesburg pike. Phone Emerson 5000. Ao-
dress BOX 4RA-Z. Star Office. u
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BEAUTIFUL MIAMI SUBURBAN HOME AND
acreage; also ocean frontage. Want home
or property here. 1897 18th st. NV.
BEAUTIFUL HOME, NW.-LARGE LOT,
leaving city; bargain. Nat. 3677. Col. 0848.
Evening star., 1932-05-08

ARGE, LIGHT STUDIO, WITH PIANO, TO
elephone North 1871, 10 to IL am.
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SIMMER COTTAGES.

FURNISHED COTTAGE FOR RENT-A.MI.
Edgewater Beach, Md. Open Sunday. c. H.
POWELL. Adams 1896
WANT TO RENT FURNISHED COTTAGE,
rear MOUNTAINS. for season; 3 bed rooms,
water, toilet. screened; good ROADS; reason
able; state details l486 Meridian pl. NV.
BRADDOCK HEIGHTS, MD.-FINEsT HOME
on mountain; private swimming pool; $500
or yearly lease, $1,000. H. G. HELLERMAN.
Evening star., 1932-05-08

s Acres & Oyster Shore-SW.
Attractive location; good boat landing;
grove trees; s5o,ooo home built across creek
old s-room house. spring a. well Fine .1ol 1ol
SSccmnIete half cash, Pig 90. free cataloe
900 bargains sTRoUT AGENCY. i422-N
Land Title Bldg Pkila., Pa.
Evening star., 1932-05-08

2033 M ST. UNDESIRABLE STORE,
wonderful location for barber shop; reason
able rental. LINKINS CO., 1888 De Sales
st. NV. Decatur $500
Evening star., 1932-05-08

NEARBY MD. OR VA.-HOUsE WITH 4 BED
rooms bath, heating plant, electricity and
from 5 TO 10 acres of land. Address Box
29-Z, Star ofice.
Evening star., 1932-05-08
WANTED MONEY.

WANTED-FIRsT TRUST LOAN OF $500
on 7-room brick dwelling and built-in ga
rage. Win pay comm. Address Box 2l7-A,
Star office.