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Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-02-25
Necessity Forces Fortune

Times are awfuIly hard in the
oil business. We have in mind the
operator who had to move HIS
family out of Great Falls. where
they had been used to the luxury
of nice apartment, and live in
the Kevin-sunburst oil field.
He has q little lease there in
the field on which he has drilled
five wells. One OF them was q
dry hole. That was bad. The
four producers averaged only
TEN BARRELS PER DAY EACH.
That was not so good. It was so
bad. in fact. that this operator
decided to move his family out
onto the lease and operate the
property himself. Hole up" he
termed it. "for the period Of the
depression"
He built a home that cost
$4,000. It has telephone. electric
lights. gas heat. modern plumbing
and all that sort Of thing. and he
has a couple of cars which get
him or members OF his Family to
Great Falls in three hours or so,
when they want to go. With the
radio. they keep pretty closely in
touch with the outside world so
they are able to get along while
''rOughing It" for the period Of
the depression.
The first thing this operator
did was to get all overriding
royalty cleaned off. He once had
a lease which had really big pro-
duction but he had to operate
under cut-thrOat overriding
royalty. so he traded OFF that
property aud got his present lease
with clear seven-eighths Of the
oil; paying one-elghth or 12h%
to the landowner or his assigns.
Times arc awfu1ly hard bat
This "HARD TIMES OP-
ERA1TON PAID HIM EIGHT
HUNDRED DOLLARS A
MONTH during the past year.
How many merchants mp and
down the main street are max.
ing nine thousand six hundred
dollars a year, doing their
own work and enjoying an
equally carefree IffeP
Yes. times are awfully hard in
the oil business.
A couple Of driIlers, one Of
whom had been field manager for
the Fifty-six Petroleum. in the
good times days when there
was drilling to do, decided to start
doing something for themselves
They got a string OF tools, Dor
rowed some casing with the I'M
that they would pay
Tor It out OF production, and
started work. They did their own
drilling and got their wells down
n good time. The last we knew
hey had three good producers and
,fter paying the royalties and the
on the secondhand
'ipe, they we're splitting q check
anger than they had ever received
While working for the ''Other
elbow"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-02-25

Shortcuts to success never work
out. but the average person wants
to build his fortune through a short
cut. He wants thousand or multi
thousand barrel oil wells-or moth
ing. He usually gets nothing. The
great fortunes OF tomorrow are GO
ing to those who are WORKING to-
day.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-02-25

They are getting the leases up to
s71k per cent, as they should be,
and they VIII operate the present
little producers at q profit. Later
they viii do some drilling and get
new production. Take any produe-
ing farm in this field and drill a
dozen wells on It and It is a safe
gamble that at least ONE well will
be a flowing well that win quickly
pay ont the cost Of the others. But
WITHOUT gushefs. these operators
will MAKE MONEY.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-02-25

If lot of the contractors and
first class driileFa who have been
sitting around Shelby waiting Tor
s10-a-foot contracts had taken
leases. wiped off the overriding
royalty and started WORKING.
there would be perhaps no less cry
ing but a lot more EATING among
them.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-02-25

The doctor, aassing throueh
ward in an insane asylum. came
upon a patient he had decided
to send home as cured. sIaDping
the patient on the back, he said:
GO write your folks that you
win be home in two weeks"
The patient did so. but when
he had licked the stamp and was
about to put It on his letter, II
fen through his fingers and fell
upon the hack Of cockroach.
whore it stuck. The patient had
not seen the cockroach. What he
did see was his stamp 50 zig
tagging across the floor, over a
Dashboard, mp the wall. and on
to the ceiling. Tearing up his
letter and throwing the pieces on
the floor, he exclaimed: Two
weeks. heIll I won't be out Of
here for three years yet"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-02-25

It Is only when we "gst down 20
earth" that We make fortunes.
None has ever made . Fortune
and kept R--by slapstick opera
lions. Let = man get EAEsNEsT
saeagh. and he win succeed even
beyohd ais own expectations. But
as loag &c It Is = ''eams''--the
term applied By certain Investors in
referring to the ''oiI game. It viii
yield nothing.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-02-25


tagging across the floor, over a
DASHBOARD, mp the wall. and on
to the ceiling. Tearing up his
letter and throwing the pieces on
the floor, he exclaimed: 1.-TWO
weeks. heIli won't be out OF
here for three years yet"
. q X .
GEMS OF THOUGHT
when Faith goes fishing It
takes a frying pan. Doubt carries
a box OF sardines.
q d uu
sBoY COOKS MODEL PUPILS
Ar ALAMEDA HIGH SCHOOL"
Heaalihe in Oakland Trbane.
y b . +
A handsome young chap stroll
ed INTO bhe office during lunch
hour
do they keep automobile ac-
csssortes hsre7" he asked OF the
4
pretty girl seated at a desk.
only me-. she smiled sweet
".
a q u q
Mrs. Suburbs Are there any
questions you would like to ask,
Noraq"
New Maid.-"Yes, ma'am, just
one. Where do you keep the
tfme-tableG"
q n Il n
ANTONIO: / wonder why It
is that fat men are always good
natured9
PIsTAcHIo: Probably be-
cause it takes them 30 long to
get mad clear through.
q q q q
Suspected Of being a little bit
dumb. school boy was asked BY
a psychologist
How many ears has a cat?"
Two"
How many eyes?"
Two OF course"
And how many legs?"
Say" cut in the younster,
haven't you ever seen a catg'
o o o . +
A little girl came into the VII
Iage drug store and said she :
wanted a bottle Of oil, but had !
forgotten what kind.
els 1t the kind you put in
sewing machines?" asked the e
clerk.
mo. the kind you put in bab- :
les. she replied. E
The clerk wrapped up a bottle =
Of castor on.
WHEN THE DOVE COOS
Magistrate Ito woman involv- 4
ed IN matrimonial dispute)-- s
Did you and your husband quar- 8
rel on Friday nights" E
wife-sAnd the next pay dayl 8
Certainly notl"-waIl Street !.
Journal.
y q = y
LADY. Excuse me. do those
tattoo marks wsnh Off"
sailor: IT couldn't say. sady." S.
uuuu
IN sTEP WITH THE TBEEs
Tom: Il thought your secre- s
tary was biOndsr"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-02-25

Yes, times are awfully hard, when
man has to put some OF his own
brain matter. not to mention some
physical energy into this business OF
keeping alive. As long as we can
keep alive without exerting any
brain energy-without taking
chance-we Imagine that we are
much happier and better off than
when we are compelled to risk some
thing and enjoy the fruits thereof.
On the other hand, there is the
fellow who risks everything for
large odds. hoping that Dame For
tune win in due course Of time
reward him.
A veteran operator OF Kentucky,
Midcontinent and the Rocky Noun
tain region. dropped into our office
back in 1925. as we now recall, to
check up on some statistical matter.
II ann going 20 settle down
ana become . muakc lover" he
said. the music I love %
heax + the sqneAk Of = pusnp
Jack on winter nights. with q
roaring gas store as an obi
CATO"
Asked to exDiaiA. he went on to
relate that ne had besn drilling
wildcat wells all hgs life, always
refusing to waste hEs time with
stripper wells. He was gambling
for a mallion-or nothing. Twenty
seven times, as we recall, he had
NOTHING. for he drilled dry holes.
A few grey hairs were the only
evidence to prove his assertion that
he was getting old. bat that was
the reason, be said, that he wanted
to get himself 8 lease in Kelvin
sunburst where he was moderately
sure OF 1o-barrel wells. hoping to
drill "a whole flock OF them" and
then operate them himself
Il am no longer looking for a
million. 1 want a MEAL TICK
Ell" he said.
He secured q lease in the East
Pool OF Kevin-sunburst, where Fer
dig had drilled a score OF wells
without one dry hole. He pooled
his assets with the assets OF a
couple Of other operators who were
likewise ready to "settEe down"
They began drilling and completed
several 1o-barrel wells.
There is probably none reading
this who is not already ahead OF
the story"
htoky0z Knows now 44hs 0ner~
atOr went ACROSS the road from
his punapers and drilled wen
that in less than one year's
time INSIDE ONE MILLION DOL
LARS WORTH OF on.
That was the beginning Of
big wells and the great East
pool OF Kevfn-Eunbuas& was
developed. That pool has pro-
dnced more than $4,000. 900
worth o. OIL.
This man who couldn't get q
neal ticket while searching for a
million dollars in l0OOo-acre wild
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-02-25

The same rule applies TO ali life.
The man who waits for tInes 70
set better. who refuses to do any
thing until he is caught by a great
tidal wave Of business enthusiasm.
will certainly die poor. The one
who girs his belt q little tighter
and starts working with the mater
falls at hand-who capltanzes the
situation around him, is likely to
make fortune. Foundations for
the greatest fortunes in OIL were
laid on THIRTY CENT OIL, in Cali
fornia. II was then that the indie
pendents and investors were noRC-
I'D to put brains into the business.
The same conditions now viii force
history 70 repeat.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-02-25

Owing 20 tEe dsalIanw depsh,
q SO-harreI well In Cut Bank d
considered q small wen, Yet
4 is @areaay apparent thmt the
operators who win 'smet by
are the ones who prepare to
MAKE MONEY ON BO-barrel
wells.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-02-25

Money alone may fail. Brains
without money may fail. Bat the
combination Of brains and money
cannot be beaten. The man who
puts real brains and money to
work today has the greatest oDpOr-
tunity in history.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-02-25

soane peepae saw zO-cent
Oh IS warning to keep out Of
Kevin-sunburss. Others saw
is 80 . signal % take advan-
tage q the low prsces and make
= tremendous fortane.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-02-25

eat tracts, got million dollar we'll
while searching for meal ticket.
Times were bad In the oil business
then. The price Of crude dropped
to 20 cents. A million-dolIar refinery
At sunburst today stands as q monu-
ment to the hardships OF the Kelvin
sunburst operators OF those days
when the price OF oil went below
the present low price, for that
volume OF low-price crude gave
birth to the successful international
refinery which broke the stagnation
Of the Montana oil market and later
boosted prices TO record heights.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-02-25

The use Of portable rotary equip
ment. eliminating expensive casing
and speeding compilations, is one Of
the methods that will be used to
cut down the cost Of operations.
Acid treatment will be used 10
increase the production Of present
wells: an experiment that has prov
en- tremendously successful elsewhere
but untried in Montana.
We repeat: some mlIIionalres
are n the making: thAnks 90
the aspwession and zB-oeslt on.
This week We issued a plat on a
Cut Bank royalty. Cut Bank has
sand production and operators say
that s1nd Production is more de-
psndabie than lime production in
that It VIII give a greater ratio Of
producers to dry hoiss and wili con-
tihae producing at more nsarly is
Initial than 40 lime producers.
We started figuring what the av-
srsse "smaar' well in Cut Bank
migAt Be expected to yield: TAX
Ing a 1sO-aers tract Of proven
ground. drilling four wells to 40
acres or 1s wells in the quarter
section. The yield OF 1s wells
making so barrels average IS 500
barrels per day. Figuring the
year At 500 operating days, this
should yield 100000 barrels Of
oil during the first year. Dsdaet
one-siEhth FOR the royalty owners.
and the Opsrasor has 310. zoo bar
rels and the ryoalty owners viii
divide $4,000 barrels.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-02-25

This man who couldn't get q
meal ticket while searchias for a
million dollars in 10OOO-acre wild
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1933-02-25

II ana going 20 settle down
ana become = namasc lover" ne
said. ''Taae music / love 20
hear + the squeak Of = puanp
jack on winter nights. with q
roaring gas store as an obli-
CATO"
Evening star., 1933-04-29
HOuSES-uNFURNISHED.
NOTICE


We own several desirable homes ransini
in size from six to ten rooms. with one Y
three baths. each recently RECONDrriON.
R SR s3 oS se Hsnss 70
Phone National 5sss cEyENISds:. s. IS aIES
CATION show you these properties.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE & INV. CORP,
28l8 18th ST. NV.
house; newly decorated; rent reduced ts
57l6 10th ST. NV.
10 rooms and bath. gear garage; de-
$3.50 OLIVER ST. NV.
IL rooms and . baths detached; large
grounds and porches. sI25.
1904 MARYLAND AVE. NE.
SO V ST. NV.
rooms and bath. newly decorated; $50
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC.
1919 st. NV. DI. 1915.
DETACHED BRICK AND
STUCCO HOME.
$40 PER MONTH.
ern home; newly decorated throughout.
42O5 3oth ST. NV.
INTERNATIONAL FINANCE
CORP,
500 Investment Bldg. District 056s.
l7O5 UPSHUR ST N.W.-S75.O0.
rooms, inclosed porches. l bath. garage
1914 VAN BUREN ST. N.W.-S100.
7 rooms, baths. garage. elec. refrig.
1901 LIVINGSTONE ST, CHEVY CHASE
D. C-S05 90.
z rooms, / bath, 2-car garage: redecorated
1922 MONTGOMERY LANE. CHEVY CHASE
MD.-S75.00.
s rooms. baths. garage. inclosed porch
124 E. BRADLEY LANE, CHEVY CHASE
MD.-SS0. 90.
rooms. bath. garage. elec; refriR
202 TAYLOR ST. CHEVY CHASE. ND
8 rooms. . baths. garage, elec. refrig.
oil burner.
GOSS REALTY COMPANY,
l4O5 Eye ST NV. MA. 1883
Evening star., 1933-04-29

SALE-HOUSES.
NEW CENTER-HALL. CORNER.
95O-TERMS.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION DAILY.
$3.50 1st ST. NV.
fAt 1st & Longfellow.)
WAPLE a. JAMES INC,
1925 14th st. NV. Dr. 3347.
WOODRDGE BUNGALOW-S6.O 600.
OPEN SUNDAY FOR IN6PECTION..
3 rooms, bath; new condition; large
$500 22nd 81. NE
WAPLE JAMES, INC.
1928 14th st. NV. DI. 3347.
NEW DETACHED BRICK HOME.
rooms, baths; attic. recreation room
large lot; garage. Price. $4,000; terms
Open daily for inspection.
1923 1st ST. NV.
CAT LIST & Longfellow)
WAPLE JAMES INC.
1928 14th st. NV. DI. 3347.
NEW BRICK BUNGALOW.
S7,45O.OO.
We have Just completed what We consider
the most attractively designed new all-brick
BUNGALOW that is available IN this price
kitchen. open fireplace. steel sash with plate
glass windows 10 Longfellow st. ne.
J. N HUGHES, SH. 1850. 30s
Evening star., 1933-04-29

BUNGALOW. IN CHEVY CHASE-A.M I =,
garage: not over $40. Address Box 109-S
Star office.
5-ROOM APARTMENT, BUNGALOW, HOUSE
or fiat; $40 Phone CO. 5635, 2l4 Taylor
NV. 2qs
YOUNG COUPLE DESIRE TO RENT SMALL
bungalow. near bus or car line to Washing
Star offce.
Evening star., 1933-04-29
SELECTED HOMES.


oeo4 OAKRIDGE AVE.
Chevy Chase, Md. New detached
brick: rooms 2 baths, dining
alcove, hot-water heat, electric
refrigeration. Lear garage; 500.
Several Of these attractive. modern
homes: q rooms and bath, ana
rooms and 2 baths; some with
Garage; electric refrigeration ana
porches S65 to 500. See MIS-.
Cole 1913 st.
Semi mi-detached brick and stucco;
8 rooms, bath, hot-water heat.
electricity; S72.50.
e409 CEDAR ST.
Silver Spring, Md Detached
brick: rooms and bath hot
water heat electricity. large lot:
$1,000.
1f6 r ST. NE.
Six-room and bath brick hot
water heat. electricity; S55.
$50 oOMERSET PL. NV.
Semi-detached brick; rooms
and bath. built-in garage. cleo
tricity. hot-water heat; $50.
b03 CARROLL AVE
Takoma Park, Md Detached
frame; rooms and bath; entirely
modern; garage; $50.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
1908 II st. NV. National 2345.
Evening star., 1933-04-29

BEAUTIFUL HCME-HIGH ELEVATION
Conveniently located in Marietta Park
Semi-detached brick, rooms. baths
recreation room.
Sample Open to Q PM
TOS NICHOLSON ST NV.
WAPLE & JAMES, INC.
1928 18th St NV DI 334T
Evening star., 1933-04-29
HOUsEs-UNFURNIsHED.

COLORED.
81 @ ST. Sc
r. b., h.-wh., elec. $40 90
1854 C ST. NE
r. b. lat aSs D.: slee; & AVE aE.....ss6.bo az
T., lat. ht., elec ,S275O
1874 18th ST. Sc
800 G ST. Sc.
APARTMENTS.
1921 g. c. AVE. Sc
r. b., h.-w.h., elec ,S37. so
115 18th ST. NE
4 r.. b., lat ht. elec. $3.50
1874 18th ST. Sc.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
3l4 PENNSYLVANIA Ave. Sc
GET OUR COMPLETE LIST.
Evening star., 1933-04-29
$500.

hood; wide front and back porches. 451
18th st. ne. key 443 18th ne.
W p LOCKWOOD 14lO G st. nav. l.
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WHITE.

WHITE.
2oe2 wyoming ave. n.w.-9 r. b. $1,000 90
IOz1 9th st. n.v.-S r. and 3. b.. 1000
1915 Kilbourne Ut. n.w.-6 r. and b. So 100
LI6 9th st. n.v-S 7. and b. 57.o0
rs 9th st. n.w-S T. and b.....:.. 67.50
Jf4 Irving st. n.e.-6 q. b. 45.OO
fWO-FAMILY HOUSES.
Qo0 Michigan ave. me- r. ana D. .S2u.OO
fJS xth st. s.e.N T. and b. 35.OO
COLORED.
1887 9th-S rms. and bath. ....... $40 80
1906 sth st. n.w.-6 rms; and bath. 42.50
1881 &. st n.w-s r. and b. ....... $3.50
1Ii6 r 81 nw-8 r and b. 80 so
i643 Kraemer st. ne.-6 r. and b. 80
1920 Kendall st. NE r. and b.. 32 90
615 Acker st. n.e.-6 r. and b. 3o.5Q
d07 n j ave nw-6 r, and b. ,.... 5000
3O Hanover st nvA 2 & b. 27.5O
152s 10th 81. nw.-8 r. and b. ~ 27.5O
1927 Eye st. n.w.-6 r and b.. 25 30
1833 L st. lw.-6 -opns: ....... % SO
IS D st. n.w.-6 7. and b...... 25 SO
1898 9th st. n.w.--5 rooms. ....... 25.OO
A27 Warner ST. rooms. ......... 22.50
11l5 21st st. nw.-6 rooms. .... 80
1908 C st. se.-5 rooms. ......... 20.5u
827 Virginia ave. s.e.-7 rooms. 1000
1924 Valley st. nw.-5 rooms. ..-.. 1922
~0O iO'' '' cNodLoREDD.FLAIs. -
1921 1st st. n.w.-5 r. and b. $4,000
647 Orleans st. n.e.-4 T. and b. 23.5O
THE WASHINGTON LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY,
300 F 81. NV. Phone National 3440.
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SALE-SUBURBAN.


NO IMoDERN :, sEMI,BUNqALoW; dI pEs1RAsLE
H:w.h., hardwood floors. tiled bath, buiit-in
sS oDR yns bed
yiss2 Sssns; az Ss;smsss isundfy trays ~
States Stats, Inn. Baltimore Boulevard. CHAs; G.
FOR FOR sAALEHAvE "a YoU SEEN THAT LITTLE
hI,esxinston Pr" Large plot. beautiful park k
Low price; Investigate. r g.. BOX 27i.
BARGAIN IN SMALL HOME.
garage; fne condition; less than cost: So 200
and $780, sRs as iooms ssSQ sad Ss pen
$500.
4a4 WASH -Salsd !. Il; sFMMFa; BIna'. Eiv.rd.,. Nd
Tel Hyatts 1856
in in ., nearby va: & Nd property now. No
sass Ss sna so7 qs1s
5-r; b. bungalow, ami; sell or rent. cheap.
assSlan ISIS cash ana "a ss5 s5 b0nsalOw slsc s4s5o
slee $3.50; rent sso 6-rs oh house. aen9siSM eor
bs Main st. seat amt faae biz lots, lea
alsn; 6-r. bungalow; cleo. city water; cost
oG staeion, fRs sasa" nssTSg Md ssdms store and
z r.; 2.259; clear terms easy. Also a.:
saEsse 1S newly ns and
$500 cash For above and others. see us.
n Z. RYoN CO. 1915 N Y Ave. MA. zoos.
NEW BUNGALOW; LOVELY ROOMS AND
tile bath with shower. on first floor; open
fireplace. large screened living porch, model
kitchen, built-in garage; all other conven-
iences, including. hot-water heat; second
Open Sunday. Price. S5,25O easy terms.
in, TO inspect inspect drive over Highway Bridge. tax
left on Braddock I'd. two blocks to property
WASHINGTON & KANE. REALTORS,
1913 King st. Phone Alex. 1921. 800
BUNGALOW-S4,OO ,OOO-NEW.
Lot 100 75 feet. Bath, garage cellar;
convenient to bus, school etc, "a block Of
Central ave. in Seat Pleasant. through Capt
payments S35
JOHN B. MORRISON owner-Builder.
8eQninR d C. 2 ID M l 90s
Evening star., 1933-04-29
$40. 50 PER MONTH.

$3.50 PER MONTH.
4425-2e-37 GARRISON ST. NV.
Hne semi-det. homes, large rooms. large
HNfds VIII be put in new condition.
KEISER,
5211 Wisconsin Ave. CI. 5371. 30.
031 INGRAHAM ST. NV.
eemi-detached brick and frame;
3 rooms a large bed rooms)
baths. front and double rear
porches, club room, electric re-
3r1geration, gear garage. beauti-
fui grounds; in perfect condition.
Immediate possession. Rent. only
SHANNoN 4 LuCHs CO..
fbo5 n St NV National 2345.
Evening star., 1933-04-29

By virtue Of a deed Of trust. recorded IN
Liber No. 597s, folio 47S ct seq, one Of the
land records of the District of Columbia and
at the request of party secured thereby. the
undersigned trustee will offer for sale by
WEDNESDAY, THE TENTH DAY OF MAY.
1888, AT THREE-THIRTY OCLOCk IN
the following described property in the DIS,
trict Of Columbia. to wit: Lot numbered
seventy r7O) in Abner B. Kelly. trustee S,
subdivision Of part of square numbered fsx
hundred twenty-eight (62S). as per psat
recorded in the ONCE Of the surveyor Ier
the District Of Columbia. in Liber W. b. NJ.
Terms Of sale: one-third Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash. balance in equal
installments represented by promissory notes
Of purchaser. payable in one and two years,
with interest at six per, cent per annmm
from day Of sale, payable sem1-annualy
secured by first deed OF trust upon property
sold Or all cash, at option Of purchaser: a
sale. Examination Of title. conyeyancins.
at cost off purchaser Terms W to be complied
with within thirty days from day of sale:
otherwise trustee reserves the right to resell
property. at risk and cost of defaulting pur-
chaser, after five days advertisement Of such
resale in some newspaper published in Wash
ington. D. C.. or deposit may be forfeited,
or without forfeiting deposit trustee may
avail itself of any legal or equitable rights
against defaulting purchaser.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND
TRUST COMPANY, Trustee.
BY ALFRED II. LAWSON.
ap2e-dAdSexSa Vice PresidAuA
Evening star., 1933-04-29
COUNTRY HOME.

BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINs-sIX-R
country house. furnished; electric lights,
miles north Warrenton. For the Summer or
longer. Apply to H. l.. Baxley, Markham, va.
Evening star., 1933-04-29

T..
Takoma Park. 5-room house. S5 per week.
Also rooms (new). SIS per week; n acre
of ground with each.
1921 7th st. NV. National OSLO.
LOW RENTALSLIMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
Here is an excellent home. rooms, large
entrance hall. l r. with log-burning fire.
place. inclosed sun porch. d. r.. kit. bed r.
Ind bath on second floor; extra shower bath
in basement. h.-w.h;; large corner lot, ga
ami, h.-wh. at $50, and houses in Au-
rora Hills Of r. and b. each. ami. etc,
at $50 each In Lyon Park, q real nice 10
garage. very large lot; a worthwhile home,
now 500; others from $40 and up. Get
our list Of furnished and unfurnished homes
Co. 200 ARLINGTON RIDGE AURORA
HILLS VA PHONE WALNUT 1895,
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SALE-HOUSES.

SEC ROOMS, BATH, PORCHB: Is
com. zone; $1.700 equity; $500 cash. Ad
dress Box 3fi-H. Star office.
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VI. FRANK 7.
1921 7th st. NV. National 0510.
FOR COLORED.
1427 N j. ave nw.-6 rooms, bath,
electric It's. heat furnished $50.
A. Porter st. n.e.-6 rooms. bath. elec-
2133 Newport pl. n.w.- rooms. bath,
eleetTic its: S2a so: ,o,,,. ...r s,-so
544 25th st. n.e.-Kingman Park-6
rooms, modern, S45.
231O @ St nw.-6 rooms, bath, newly
decorated S32.5
733 5th St se.-6 rooms. bath. $40 80,
231s H st. n.w.-6 rooms. good condi-
tion, S22.5n.
wAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1929 J4th st NV DI 3347.
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10 COLORED.
oo7 4th n.w-S rms. bath. .S35 so
1900 JIth nw-G-r brick " 5000
1892 18th pl nw.-4-r. brick. cleo. 1920
. bellevue ct nw-4-r brick 1880
Io00Is Del ave sw.-Apt 3 r, k, b. 1900
13IO Del ave sw-6-r. brick go. 1880
4 sw-6-r brick ............ 1000
cleo. gas. all new paper. paint. :. $3.50
1929 Union s.v-6 r. water. elec.; in
excellent condition ............. 1880
1888 Half sw-5 rooms ........ 1880
FLOYD E. DAVIS COMPANY,
-o9 10Th at w National O353
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SANITARIUM OR INN.
On main road, miles from District in
Montgomery Co; fifteen rooms. five baths.
spacious porches, acres Of lovely trees,
springs and rolling lawns. This really is
one Of the prettiest spots around Washing
Ton TON The trees and land are worth more
LOCKWOOD. MA. I'LL; ewes, AID 1878.