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aire, she breathed with relief.
He was no snob.

alre, she breathed with rellel.
He was no snob.
Molly and Mike had disap.
peared but Myra was there. She
refused their urgent invitation
to Join them on the score of some
darning she must do. So Ellen
and Larry departed alone.
"Your sisters SWELL" Larry OBJ.
served.
Eyes, isn't she?" Ellen agreed
eagerly.
"She could see that we wanted
to be alone" he went on. Il bet
my hat she had no darning to do"
Ellen was conscious Of not
wanting to forget q word Of all
this. She knew she would want
to remember often what he had
said. It would have been little
better II he had not laughed so.
Still there It was-he had said
they wanted to be alone.
THEY giggled when Mrs. Clancy
l. opened the door and peeped
out at them. Ellen did not speak.
That would have been too embar.
RAISING for the kindly neighbor
who was pretending she was in
visible. Then they reached the
street where a collection Of grimy
urchins, their Sunday clothes al
ready hopelessly soiled, scrambled
over a shining blue roadster.
"What q marvellous car" Ellen
breathed.
what you can see Of It isn't
so bad. At the moment It looks
something like a human ant HILL"
he remarked, adding carelessly.
Doesn't belong to me. I wish It
did. But I've the use Of IT till
seven"
Larry dug into his pockets for
change and came out with q hand.
full Of nickels and dimes. For all
the world like a pitcher prepar-
ing to hurl a fast one, he swung
his arm. whispering to Ellen to
watch. Coins sprang from his
hand and clattered to the street
in all directions. some Of them
rolling half a block away. At
once the roadster was abandoned
by the shouting, shrieking young
sters who bounced after the elu.
sive coins. Several fist lights had
begun by the time Ellen and
Larry. laughing helples sly.
stepped into the empty car and
drove OF.
you'll never b rich Il you
throw away money like that" tho
girl said after q while.
"Ho!. Ho! So you're another
one Of those people who's going
to tell me things for my own
good" he commented with q side
wise and delighted glance at her.
Certainly mott" she assured
him with indifference.
Nevertheless her color rose and
even % she entered her swift Do.
NAL she was wondering who those
others were. Certainly this
charming. irresponsible young
man needed to be told things for
his own good. Was he referring
to Elizabeth Bowes, his dancee?
Briefly Ellen experienced = twist
Of pure pain. Then she deter
mined sensibly that no such spec
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M TO-DAY So
? WORLD WAR \.
ANNIVERSARY
&&& .9fH&E-

GERMANS ATTACK U. S. TROOPS
On Feb. rs, 1918, the British hos
pital ship Glenart Castle was tor
pedoed and sunk in the Bristol chan
mel. Loss of life was placed at 164.
The Germans, in trench raid on
American-held positions on the west
ern front, used gas in attaining tenn
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BEGIN HERE TODAY

Beautiful ELLEN ROSsITER.
snlesgirl in Barclays Department
store, lives with her extravagaut
mother. MOLLY ROSSITER. her
elder sister. MYRA, and her young
brother, MIKE. The two girls
support the family. Molly fool.
ishly spends money saved to nay
the rent. Ellen decides to work
Mt night Mt Drenm1nnd AZ 4 dance
hall hostess until the sum 10 made
mp. The hostcsses must wear eve.
ming dresses and Ellen does not
STEVEN BARCLAY. 81, and Ell
lens employer. sees the girl cry.
Ing and discovers the situation.
when she refuses to accept It AZ
gift. Ellen forgets her wealthy
admirers ki n ess VIXEN at
Greenland she meets Handsome
LARRY HARROWGATE, mn art.
fist. Ellen discovers Larry u en-.
Gagged to ELIZABETH BOwES, q
debutante. She IL hurt that he
has failed to tell her this. Though
she believes him to be q philan.
derer she continues to see Hin.
Myra and her mother openly
favor Barclay. Ellen qusrreis
with her mother and refuses to
break an engagement with Larry
ana Larry 60 to Coney Island.
NOW GO ON WITH THE STORY
CHAPTER XIII
ELLEN had not expected to en-.
JOY that afternoon with Larry
Harrowgate. She would have
said that her mothers Mysteries,
her own dissatisfaction with the
state of affairs between them, had
spoiled the afternoon. But when
at 4:30, only 20 minutes late, he
appeared leaping up the stairs
she saw that she had been wrong.
I'm mountain goat" he
shouted when he caught sight Of
her in the doorway. I'm good
for 10 flights yet"
Ellen laughed. you're pant
ing just the same," she jeered.
Ibid you by any chance see Mrs.
Clancy as you were coming up?
She generally opens her door to
Investigate all callers"
"That the party with the red
face and the mob cap I few past
on the second floor?" he inquired
as he reached the landing and
paused painting. "Sure. She was
so interested I thought she meant
to join me on the last lap"
"You're lucky she didn't" FL
len advised him with little gig.
gle. YOU'D have had to carry
her, I'm sure"
THAT was a break"
They stood for a moment
laughing at the door Of the living
room where afternoon sunlight
shone mercilessly on the hodge
podge furniture and leveled ito
rays as we'll on the shabby, worn
carpet and faded wall paper.
Ellen had thoroughly swept the
apartment and folded up the Sun.
day papers but she had changed
nothing. She felt an obscure Do.
termination that Larry Harrow.
gate should see them as they
were. Now that he was there, o.
thoroughly at ease as though he
were in the home of . million.
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They are published without regard
to whether they agree or disagree
with The Tribunes policies.
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out creating the impression that there
is q run on the bank.
Copyright, 1882, NEA Service, Inco
The Washington times., 1932-05-11
6s Houses and Estates for Sale
district OR Columbia

AN opportunity to own a home you will
:: never get again. Broom and bath
bungalow, ami, hot-water heat oak
5SGfs 5oSi4o iaffS se % sSo cas- cash ssas balance
S46.50 mo. Brookmont. Md. off Conduit
Rd. Apply $500 Beach Drive: WIS. 4604:
NORTH CLEVELAND PKG rms. det.,
!. gar, refrig., SO 800. 5000 Alton Pl CL.
GOOD N. E. section, rms, bath, garage.
y 800 cash, $50 mo. Mr.. Boaz. WE. O692.
HERE'S YOUR CHANCE FOR A BARGAIN
in a home to settle an estate, 2-story B.
rnn. brick. base Lower flat comp. furn;.
Ford auto Price. 81, 500 III 18th 8 E
WOODBRIDGE D. ca brand-new face
brick bungaloW: s large rooms & floored
attic, large concrete front porch oak floors
large lot: $500 down. balance like rent.
Can North 7203 or inquire 1877 Rhode
Island Ave, N.
$4,25O PRETTY BUNGALOW
Just 2 squares over the D. c.. Line, at
r. ]. Ave. N. E. is this cozy bungalow
1f 5 bright rooms and bath now at a
price that will make paying rent ridicu-
ious. High elevation with pretty outlook
and big yard for flowers. This is PROP
ably just the home you have been wait
ing for at a modest cost. Call R. M.
HOOKER, Metropolitan 1868. Evenings B
4o n call CIeVnland RO33
The Washington times., 1932-05-11
6411 Third st. N. w

$500 cash, balance like rent
New detached home. seven rooms, bath
with shower. General Electric retrigera-
ton Garage. 40-foot lot 10 15-foot alley.
Opposite Fort Slocum Park Cars run by
the door. New public school and park
opposite. See owner on premises z to 8
o. m. Open and lighted every evening.
The Washington times., 1932-05-11
COttages for Rent

COTTAGE, Is acre woods: rear country
club: dam & water. Potomac 3464.
The Washington times., 1932-05-11
S4.25O PRETTY BUNGALOW
NORTHEAST SACRIFICE

$6,25O HOME CUT TO $4,000
Semi-detached brick. 7 large rooms,
bath. electricity furnace heat bay win
, dow, near 9th and G. Moderate cash pay;
nient $37 so per month. Owner reduced
price for quick sale. Immediate posses
sion. Inspect today. Phone Mr. Griggs.
GEorgia 4702-M or MET. 6088.
$3.50 CHEVY CHASE, MD.
This fully detached home is on large
level lot, is vacant and now being re-
finished like new. There are six bright,
cheerful, well ventilated rooms and bath.
No similar home can be bought within
81 900 of the price in all this popular
section and this home will sell before
the work is completed Better call now.
r, N, HOOKER. Metropolitan 1868. Eve
ninEs to 0 call Cleveland 6933.
The Washington times., 1932-05-11
Rentals
Observation-Disclosures

9TH ST. N. E.. 3O4-2 rooms, htchenette
and private bath. ami. private home,
with no rhildrnn
The Washington times., 1932-05-11
Automobiles
Automobiles For Sale

USED CHEvRoLETs AND FoRDs.
0URISMAN CHEVROLET SALES CO.,
626 H ST. N. Z. LINCOLN 10000
The Washington times., 1932-05-11
Lots for Sale

COLoRED-Now Is the time to start
price and good sound. second hand build
ing material was never so cheap. Let
me show you how others are taking
ADVANTAGE of this situation with small
amount of cash. See Mr.. Harlow at
new bungalow. 5Ist St Central Ave,
daily until 8
col OIORED-Beautifui building lots, Man.
nings Heights, D. c.. $40 down. $5 mo.
VIM. D. Parker $50 You st. NV. NO. 2642.
FOR SALE to s acres, River Rd. (Which
road Is to be united with Mass. Ave.l {:
also similar tracts on Colesville Pike. and
in and around Hyattsville. Fulton R. Cor
don, 1897 Eye St. N. W. Dist. 1891.
COL0RED, SO loEt 10 D; C., 2Ox1OO feet
mo Owner North 9474 after 8 .. m.
The Washington times., 1932-05-11
See Barnes, 1929 14th
Prices Greatly Reduced
Cars Guaranteed
90 Days a.

The Duco finish, tires, top. tenders and
mechanical condition on each car will
please the most critical buyer. Don't fail
N.
The Washington times., 1932-05-11
Rentals
IS Apartments-Unfurnished

N. HAMP. AVE. 1908 rooms and bath
apt, S35 month. DEC. 4S49.
The Washington times., 1932-05-11
Rentals
Furnished Rooms

L ST. N. w. l322-Cheerful rooms. rum
ming water. mr. bath, accommodate sew
eral persons, use 2 parlors, $4, So. 81 wk.
The Washington times., 1932-05-11
Sc Farms and Land for Sale

1S4 A., MD.-S-r house. bank barn. silos
bldg: sacrifice; consider exch. ME. S241
NOR SALE--GenIlemen's country home
and farm: 1S0 acres. 10-rOom house and
outbuildings. John H. Schaible. Catonsville.
Md, Magruder Ave.
The Washington times., 1932-05-11
Real Estate
Waterfront Property
COBB ISLAND

OUbb ISLANU =
where the Potomac is miles wide"
Beautiful wooded waterfront lots; easy
terms. Will build for you if desired. Agent
via Anacostia and LaPlata or write THE
ND. REALTY INVESTMENT TRUST. INC. :.
1911 Guilford Ave, Baltimore Nd.
LEAVING city, $4,000 cash takes my
summer home ON salt water close to
,washington: good bathing. fishing, excel
lent harbor; priced reasonable, easy
terms. Box A-221, Times-Herald.
TWO waterfront lots, $4,000 each, 5Ox10O
in choicest location, one hours drive
from Washington; circumstances compel
Ouick sale. Terms, $4,000 cash, balance
easy Box A.222, Tmes-Herald.
The Washington times., 1932-05-11
Rentals

80 Houses for Rent Unfurnished
ID. G.
FRANKLIN n. E., 20O4-Beautiful new
ultra-mod. 7-rm. bungalow. Call :3O-11
pm. wk. days, Sat. afternoon and Sunday.
| 10TH ST, s. E., 1916 rooms and bath,
| h-w.h., elec., inclosed rear porches.
Reasonable. INQUIRE on premises.
S9.A Houses For Rent-Furnished
or Unfurnished
COTTAGES & 8 rms., partly furny gar
den sch.ls cars $40 $40 mo 81 Z W
100 Wanted to Rent
= RENTS COLLECTED.
VIM. d. Parker. $50 U N. W North 2642
For Sale Miscellaneous
1O2 Furniture and Household
Goods
FURNTTURE-overs bed-daVenport
suite, $35: walnut bedroom suite, $50;
bureau 81: kitchen cabinet. $500: buf"
fet, 81: beds. other furniture. l211 H NE:
los Musical instruments
PIANOS FOR RENT-S3 20 up monthly
KITS 1890 @
1OS Radio and Equipment
BATTERY RADIOS BOUGHT COMPLETE.
Ed Vogel. 11Ol 18th N. W. MET. 4912.
1O9 Miscellaneous for Sale
BANK SAND and gravel; ;26 per ton
delivered. Atlantic 1881.
BREAKFAST SET, and day-bed, both
brand new tac sacritcss sO4 7ess 1Th st.
| vdm
SQUARE. Emerson 6651.
HOOVER Vacuum Cleaner, rebuilt like
new. $3.50 80 Eye N. W.
ICE BOX, solid porcelain, 75-lb. capacity.
/ overstuffed chair. l occasional chair,
dH.n day bed sks7 wicker davenport very reaS'
TTHOGRAPHs-Limited number, of beau
tiful Washington Bicentennial Autographs
suitatl lie for drawing rnl.. lobby stuolo'
den or office. A. lifetime pride. 81 90 o un,
| framed: $500 framed. Phone MET. 26O3
l16 Horses, Cattle and Vehicles
Laurel Grove, Nd, ST: Mary's Co.
Across Mgso Ave. 1U Bridge. Bridge aios FsIrlswn s. g.
I MULES, 10 horses, must sell at once.
Across Ave. Bridge, 21O9 Fairlawn Sc.
8 GOOD cheap horseS: ! good mule and
pony: 110 N st. 5 2
III, Pets
KITTENS FREE TO PERSONS GIVING
THEM GOOD HOME. NAT. 6254.
118 Farm and Dairy Products
| CHICKS-Rocks, reds leghorns. 8 and 10c.
j. B. HENRY Falls Church, Va. 348.
12O Seeds, Plants, Flowers
PLANTING, PRUNING
CAVITY WORK: ALSO LARGE TREE
MOVING EVERGREENS FOR SALE.
PHONE DECATUR 4919-W.
Want - Miscellaneous
1O4 Wanted-FurnIture
BOOKS BOUGHT, any quantity, all kinds.
Evening star., 1932-12-25
OF Personal Interest
To WASHINGTON Residents

Miss Elizabeth Ann Kaufman of
Woodley Park Towers has as her guest
for the holidays. Miss Edith jacob of
New York Miss Kaufman held "open
house" last night, when she entertained
q large gathering Of friends, and buff
fet supper was served during the eve
ming. The table and rooms were made
attractive with Christmas green's and
decorations.
Miss Elsie Behrend of Barnard Col
lege Is with her parents, DR.. and Mrs.
Edwin Behrend of Biltmore street, for
the Christmas vacation.
Miss Dorothy Marks came to Wash
ington Friday from Nashville, Tenn,
and Is the guest Of Miss Helen Nord-
linger at Beverly Court over the holi-
days.
Mr.. Louis Marks Of Allentown. Pa,
| Is the guest of friends over the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard We'll. with their
twin daughters. Sue and Marjorie. Of
Philadelphia, are the guests of Mrs
Wells mother, Mrs. M. Herman, 1861
Harvard Terrace. They are entertain
ing at the supper dance at Wardman
Park Hotel tomorrow night given for
young folk.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Cafritz sailed
from New York Wednesday for q two
weeks cruise in the West Indies.
Mr.. Mortimer Wilmer is spending the
Christmas holidays visiting friends in
the West.
Miss Elizabeth Kaufman, Mr.. Frank
Luchs and Mr.. Arthur Lyon were guests
Of Miss Elizabeth Lansburgh in Balti-
more last night. at dinner party at
her home on the Pikesville road, and
later attended the Phoenix Club dance
| Miss Beatrice Strasburger has come
from Barnard College for the holidays
and joined her parents, Judge and Mrs.
Milton Strasburger. at their home on
| Ontario road.
Miss Sylvia Nevberger Of Atlantic
City is the guest Of Mr. and Mrs Al
win Newmyer at the Westchester. They
| will give an "at home" on Friday night,
having large party.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Mortimer Goldstein OF
Binghamton, N. Y, who have been
spending the Winter at Wardman Park
Hotel. are now in ST. Petersburg, Fla,
for the Winter and are at the Swanee
/ Hotel
Mr. Buddy Katz of Baltimore is the
guest Of Mr.. Robert kaufman to attend
| the dance tonight at the Woodmont
Country Club, given by Sigma Omega
| Pi Sorority.
The Jewish unit Of the American Red
| Cross will meet on Tuesday at noon at
its headquarters on Columbia road, in
stead of tomorrow, and on Tuesday,
January g. at the same hour Mrs
Joseph Solomon is in charge Of the
unit.
On Tuesday. December 81, at 10:45
m. at the Community Center. Mrs.
Herman Hollander will give talk on
Evening star., 1932-12-25
Republicans Tea-Dance
At Club House January s

The National Capital Republican
Club assisted by the officers Of the Re-
publican State Committee, League Of
Republican Women. Young Republicans.
Hoover and Curtis Campaign Club,
League of Republican State Clubs, Re-
publican State Voters Association, will
hold reception, tea and dance at Z
o'clock Monday afternoon, January 4
1888. at the clubhouse. Sixteenth street
at Scott Circle.
Evening star., 1932-12-25
HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.

| (Conttnued.l
DANDY FOR RooMNd, qo0D qo02D 10 @NoRTE-
wS west S1assai low rensa DIST % s1ss
NEAR LINCOLN PARk-A:M.I.: HOUSE q
| excellent condition: rooms and bath;
eoESMplA sea;SS tSg HH1aHFs' 81 Is. NEAR CENTRAL
Hish schooi-Excellent condition; ndnn Frigidaire
sHSs !ss%s rs Hs1ss9s By; sSss ssnsi; 81. 81:
1916 BELMONT RID. NW.-LIvING ROOM
bed rooms, 5 baths and sleepins porch;
Hs ena a h. anG
1909 COLUMBIA ROAD Nw.--3-sToRY, .
cars. T' buses sand and 18th st. Adams o574.
42O 18th ST. NV ROOMS. BATH. NEW
s Eoste Rsa Gross am
27O3 BLADENsBURG RID. N.Ez.s Rooms;
! mi; garage: very reasonable. Inquire 271O
/ Bladensburg rd.
$50 UNDERWOOD ST, :W:-ExcEPTI9N;;
brick: excellent condition; Frisidaire; bit. in
gar. yard. attractive new neighborhood
e%ncf s seesDt Se
III r.dseotg s sGss sBsnbsd with ss sseDns
CHEVY CHASE, D. c., 3349 TENNYsON ST.
Beautiful detached home OF rooms, baths
insob S 6e ar alsis Moa
BRooKLAND-,8 RMS. 2 BATHS: 2 LARGE q
| porches; large lot: $50 per month; good To-
cation. 1914 Jackson st. ne.
rms, ba; $50 to S75 mo Clev 4733.
FOR RENT.CHEvY CHASE. D. G.: g
| story frame BUNGALOW, gar; 9 rms. ba; IN
terror made over new; $40 Greenwood :l6s.
FOR RENT-CHEvY CHASE. D. c.. BLK;
! from Circle; all brick, made-over-new.
| bed rooms . baths Il bed room ba. 1st
| floor. screened private veranda. 2-car gar
FOR RENT-CHEvY CHASE, D. c.. 9 BLKs
sheltered sleeping porch; gar Cley. ABB.
RIVERDALE. Md BLK. BALTO BLVD.
| corner 10000 50. IT,; @ rms. b., lge. veranda.
shrubbery. shade and hedge Clev 4733:
CHEVY CHASE p: G-BR1ck BI ~ 2-ST0kf yr;sIdl :
bnnsa19W o ,yD type; large clen Ems 7aa Pan
FOR RENT-WEsT OF WISCONSIN AVE.
Falow. large seoWa Veranda clev. 47SS
| FOR RENT-CHEVY CHASE. D. G: AN OP-
| portunity fer two congenial families to save
rent; 10 rms. . b. Kitchens. Clev. Abb.
FOR RENT-WE OWN A LARGE NUMBER
81 deaehed rSs Md hovses IN She
to ii rms. !; b.. $50 10 sis mo: have our
own repair dept and keep our houses in ex-
| cellent condition and give exceptional value.
FULTON r. GORDON. 14"7 Eye st. NV.
| Dis 5231
29s F ST, N.E.-coLoRED116 ROOMS; B,
slee.' newly newly dec.' sa5. Key next oa. door
| COMFORTABLE HOUSES AND APART
ments for. colored tenants at reasonable
re9li James M6RR1s SKI sh WESTWARD Realtor
!23 Goth st. NV
Evening star., 1932-12-25
MONDAY
AFTERNOON
S4.o50-NORTHEAST.

A real opportunity to purchase & modern
home at an exceptionally low price. Con-
heat; large dry cellar. This house has Just
been redecorated and put in the best pos
sible condition and is a bargain at this
price. Very easy terms can be arranged
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS
314 Pennsylvania Ave. Sc
Rfaltor
Evening star., 1932-12-25
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

APAkTMENIS-UNF FUhNlSdED.
WHEN YOU ARE BUYING Or HENTINd 4
Electric Ali-steel Retriserator.
1921 KENYON ST; NV ROOM. DIN
ette, kitchenette. bath, General refriReration:
low rentals; open and lighted. See resident
blI2 CONN. AVE- No. 3o6-. ROOMS,
kitchen, dinette. rec. hail. bath. porch F1lR.
idaire; attractive; reas. Apply Apt. 210.
WHEN YOU ARE BUYING OR RENTING 4
Electric All-Steel Refrigerator.
NEW WEBSTER; 44oa 14th-TWo TWO. a-RooMs Hoos1
decorated; low rents. Apply to manager-
250I AND 26Ol CALVERT ST. N.W;-MoD-
ern Groom. apartments, with porch. over
Gekihs sle. Resident 3en mana manaser columSia 7soa
WHEN YOU ARE BUYING dH Or OR HENTr!ING Fl: r!ans-as
bone or 9en dpf 'ne
1745 x. ST. .N.W;-LARGE | ROOM. KITCH-
en-. bath with shower; within walking dis
tance of business district; reasonable to rent
the areom EonN apsrtments mt With Kitchen dinstte,
dressing closet, tile bath; S42. 30 up Resi-
dent MANAGER. Metropolitan 0574.
WHEN YOU ARE BUYING dHF OR hENTINa r.. F,ns,!
Electric Elect Ali.steeI Refriserator:
UNUSUAL FIND: BUNGALow APT; ;e,3
Fuller ST. NV. Ad. 934O-J. Nat. s241.
533S COLORADO AVE N.W.-ONE LARGE
room dinette, kitchen and bath: furnished
and unfurnished; General Electric refr1ser-
alton: reasonable rentals. Resident man
aeer. Georgia 97a5.
lTOS NEWTON ST. NV AND 3 ROOMS.
kitchen and bath; Kelvinator on house cur
rent; reasonable rentals. Janitor. Column
bia 917S.
WHEN YOU ARE BUYING OR RENTING A
home or apartment look for the General
Electric All-Steel Refrigerator.
THE CREsTH1LL., 1890 BELMONT ST. NV;
Large / and = apartments: ideal
neighborhood; Kelvinator on house current.
Resident manager. Adams 1870.
RUTLAND COURTS. 1725 18th Nw.-TWO
large rooms, kitchen. bath, large reception
hall: newly decorated: S53. including
5rieidare. One large room. kitchen. tath,
$3.50 and sas' including frisidaire.
Evening star., 1932-12-25

3O1O WISCONSIN AVE.
Overlooking National Cathedral
Detached. modern. freproof building;
A53R GtERkN2 EF7GlPAsa EE% HAEdE On eApSETs H4gsE
closets large ssrni26ea dsnet5e kfhen Bah
open and lighted evenings. Resident
manager, Apt. lO2.
1905 POTOMAC ST. NV.
Georgetown-C0rner n ST.
SHELTON. $500 w PL. NV.
Wis. Ave. Below Mt. Alto Hospital
1"i: E1EcrRIc Eesi aS!'' REYRiGERAT1oN sEs5 a9G
DOWNTOWN 1910 ST. NV:
Apply 1927 X 81. NV.
1886 KENYON ST. NV.
FRdG1DA5RE -RdGi A, ,s4S ON HOUSE CURRENT saS ro
Toom rooms. 1si: lit. 'ssh 5a5h and porch 5$.""
Resident Manager. Apt s
i5eI IOWA AVE. NV.
FRIGIDAIRE
2 rooms. kitchen and bath. -. s47oo
sIBLEY. Is n ST; NV.
3 rooms. rec. hall. kit. bath. S5000
Resident Manager. Apt. l
22s 10th ST. NE.
/ Resident Manager. Apt.
NORWOOD. 1913 E. CAP. ST.
5 rooms and bath. S4S.00
| See Janitor
BEATRICE-1i2 CARROLL ST. Sc.
Q rooms, Frigidaire. kit. bath :. 90
1904 TALBERT ST. Sc.
Corner Nichols Ave. Anacost!a
Frigidaire on House Current
Toom Tooms Kit ktchaa faa sneh and bath 4s5o
See Resident Manager. Apt. No. 2l
1925 NJ ST. NV.
. rooms. kitchen and bath. $3.50
] FLAT-1311 ORREN ST. NE.
No. - rooms. kit. and bath;
porch. gas heat. S3s-o0
FLAT-i3O 18th ST. Ne
No. Ia rms. kit, bath. concrete
i porches, INV. h. elec. gas. -. $4,000
Key at Apt. 4
J. c. WELDON co.
1927 X st. NV. metropolitan 3011
Evening star., 1932-12-25

WAREHOUSE WANTED BETWEEN E AND
K. 9th end 18th NV. 5000 to 5000 square
feet; light and heat; first floor preferred,
but may include second floor not over S76
month. yearly lease; responsible party. Call
National 1888.
Evening star., 1932-12-25
WANTED-LOTS,
WANTED-WAREHOUSES.

WILL BUY AT ONCE ONE OR SEVERAL
lots; pay cash. Give lot and square num-
Evening star., 1932-12-25
SAIE-r0TS.

LOT 5Ox150. ALL IMPROVEMENTS NEAR
cars: one fare; paved street: $3.50. T. N.
LIGHTBOWN, 3rd door from Brentwood P. O.
SEVERAL DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
and home sites in various. sections OF the
city at attractive prices and terms.
McLACHLEN BANKING CORP'N.
Real Estate Dept, 10th and q.
National 0430.
Evening star., 1932-12-25
WANTED-BUSINESS PROPERTY.

for modern power laundry: not less than
10000 square feet floor space; prefer all on
one floor. Address Box 33i-B. Star office.
Evening star., 1932-12-25
WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.

WILL TAKE CARE OF ATTRACTIVELY
furnished house for 3 mos. or longer for
family that is leaving city for Winter; two
in refined family: excellent care guaranteed:
first-clasS reference: small rent considered.
Address Box 314-B, Star offce. 25'
Evening star., 1932-12-25
SALE-FARMS.

100 ACRES. 40 CULTIVATED. NEW
house six rooms. porch. cellar. large barn
houses and Enclosures for 400. chickens
Location good. $4,000: terms. half cash
THO! THOMAS Is : Ta DAVIS. Charlotte Hall St
5000 CASH BUYS 27-ACRE FARM
Fine land. 5 a. timber, bal tilable; excl.
good roaa enly mi, mi city rs No sneum
Robert S. Hansel Inc. Clarendon. Va. 400.
TWO SMALL BARGAINS.
S5,500-Ezclusive sale Of most attractive
60 acres. with 3ew bungalow,
convenient TO University OF Mary
land. House will have electricity
lard. with very feTi.a low spot on
stream. Road said u be on pro-
gram for paving this Asa son. when
IL vii te one Of the well travelled
roaIs from Washington Moderate
cash cayment- Sold subject to first
s3.e5O-T'7rce r7,les from D. c. line south:
ea- Nashlnston : acres and small
co:t9ee and. outbuildings; This is
in very desirable. section. where
land, What little is for sale, is held
at $500 per acre without improve
mentS. Neve-tailing stream. Good
well. Electric pump.
R. D. LILLE.
266 Carroll st. Takoma Park. Ga 33n0 .
Pleasant 14-Acre Farm Home.
acres tillage L4-acre strawberries Good
4-room house, mild Winters; reduced price,
$3.50, good terms. II taken soon stoves,
pg. so big Free Catalos. STROUT AGENCY.
142"-N Land Title Bldg, Phila.. Pa.