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Community Chest Agencies News

| Agencies. will be held tomorrow at the
Mayfiower Hotel at IL am. Miss Clare
Tousley. assistant director of the Chari-
ties Organization Society Of New York,
will speak on THE Volunteer in
Social Work" Mrs John Jay O'Connor
Is chairman of the Committee on Volun-
teer Service.
Columbia Polytechnic Institute for
the Blind.
As result Of the statement In this
column last Sunday that Gaming cne
chair furnishes employment for one
man for one day" large number OF
orders for chair Gaming we're received
at the institute last week. The increased
work is necessary because of curtail-
ment OF funds from the Community
Chest and also tends TO make the men
at the institute Self-supporting and in
dependent.
Social Hygiene Society.
Franklin o. Nichols, colored staff
member of the American Social Hygiene
Association, will come to Washington
to take part in the Social Hygiene In
stitute, to be held at Freedmen's Hos
pital tomorrow and Tuesday. Sessions,
at 2:30 and O'Clock, viii be open to the
public.
Phyllis Wheatley Y. w. c. A.
Lincoln's birthday anniversary was
| celebrated Monday at Phyllis Wneatley
Y. w. G. A. by staff TNeting with a
special program. Raytnsd Logan was
the principal speaker
Southwest ComAanity House.
The Boys Model Aircraft Club has
been organized at Southwest Commu-
nifty House with Charles Baltimore in
charge. About Is boys are enrolled
There are sewing clubs, art clubs, ath-
letic clubs Of various kinds and a troop
of Boy Scouts, all of which tend to
keep boys and girls from the streets
A song fest under the direction of Miss
Gladys Ward is planned for an early
! date.
Neighborhood House.
Miss Elizabeth Johnson. volunteer
worker at Neighborhood House, is pop
ular with the little folks because she
has interesting stories to which more
than 100 of them listen every Monday
night.
Members of the Women's Club meet
twice every week to sew for the Red
Cross.
The Complat Club will hold a ban
| quet Thursday at 7 o'clock. when wive:
and sweethearts will be special guests
Salvation Army.
! Staff Capt. w. Herbert Bartlett, who
recently arrived from New Orleans Il
become divisional secretary of the Sal
vation Army, has taken charge. His
wife and five children accompanied
him.
Washington Home for Foundlings.
The home now has 54 children In IL.
care, most of whom have one parent
/ living. There Is not available for adop.
ton single child at the home at pres
ent.
| Northeast Boys Club.
Members of the Northeast Boys Clul
entertained Ted Lewis, band leader, a
the club house last week.
The Publications Committee is work.
ing in preparation for the first issu.
OF the Northwest Owl, so-called be-
cause 1t will describe activities that
take place mostly at night.
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JUSTO CONTINUES
ARGENTINE RULE
Constitutional Dictatorship
in Second Year Like That
He Succeeded.

BUENOS AIRES, Argentina R.-
President Augustin P. Justo will en-
bark upon his second year in Office Mon
day, with Argentina again under con-
stitutional dictatorship" somewhat like
the regime he succeeded last Febru-
Gry 20.
Today, as a year ago, the nation was
under state OF siege, Congress was
dissolved and practically every leader
of. the Radical party. including former
Presidents Hipolito Yrigoyen and Mar
cello T. Alvear and the former Ambas-
sador to Washington, Honorio Puer-
reydon, were in prison or exile.
Plots Force Army Action.
Radical plottingS in December forced
resumption of semi-military rule after
10 months Of normality. In invoking 1t,
President Justo acted within his con-
Stitutional powers to preserve order and
to serve out the six-year term to which
he was elected. No elections have been
suspended nor any provincial governors
Supplanted as during the provisional
government of Gen. Jose Uriburu, an
aftermath Of the 1880 revolution which
thrust Yrigoyen and the dominant Rad
ical party from power.
In spite Of political intranquillity.
| President Justo'S first year in Office has
/ DcC1 d OIlE. IL IlsAS U1CIcdSEQ
| the favorable trade balance despite q
steady decline in the value of exports.
| 1t has ended a tariff war with Chile.
Rapprochement was made with Brazil.
Argentina is joining the League Of Ma
tions and fostering South American
anti-war pact. Governmental road
! building and railway construction prof.
ects are afoot. Machinery for income
tax collection has been legalized and
strengthened. removing the revenue
/ burden from import duties gradually.
/ The treasury has brought up to date
payments of civil salaries and govern
ment accounts, which were months
overdue when JuSto took ofnce.
Political Problem Big.
The big unSolved problem is the polit-
ical situation. The Radical party is the
strongest in Argentina and has polled
as much as rs per cent OF the vote at
some elections since 1t wrested the gov-
ernment from the land-owning class in
1916, elected Yrigoyen President and
began II years of unbrollen power. The
late Gen. Uriburu, after the 1880 revo-
luton, stripped the Radicals of political
power by vetoing the tickets they en-
tered In the elections of 1881. at which
Justo was chosen President.
President Justoi was working on the
problem Of their readmiSSion to share
in thesgovernment when the first rum
blings of the December plot complicated
the situation and finally forced the ad-
ministration to drastic steps to avert
open revolution.
The Presidents $riends say the radi-
Gals have themselves to blame II their
opportunity to regain a voice In public
affairs is postponed again in view Of
the recent developments. They have
forced the administration, they say, into
an alliance with the conservatives
which might not otherwise have been
possible, since many extreme Rightists
believed Justo was too tolerant with the
radicals and urged frank dictatorship
headed by strong man" and sup
ported vigorously by the military.
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NORTH CAR0LINIANS PLAN
INAUGURAL RECEPTION
Governor and Mrs. Ehringhaus 10
Be Guests of State Society at
Dance March 8,

The North Carolina Society of WASH
ington is planning an inaugural re-
ception and dance TO be held Friday
Commerce OF the United States.
Guests OF honor will be Gov. and
Mrs. John G. B. Ehringhaus, Of North
Carolina, who will be present from o
to 10 pm. after which they will leave
for the Governors ball on the same
evening.
The committee in charge includes
Mrs. H. E. @. Bryant, j. Gilmer Korner,
jr., and Robert H. McNeill. James
Hawfield is president of the society.
Plans also are announced for the
annual meeting of the society to be
held April 10 at the Shoreham Hotel,
for the election of officers and reception
for members of the D. A. r.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
Bankruptcy Sale of Valuable
Real and Personal Property
in Montgomery County, Md.

By virtue of the power and authority
IN an fo ordsr ts 81 the 9fted o
in bsnkruptcy, I, Harold C. Smith, trustee
in bankruptcy Of Maggie z. Nich0lson,, Lloyd I,
c. Nicholson. John Nicholson, Ellen Nichol,
son: Magde Brown Jennie Nicholson olsen and md
ss q ssRS e staae 81 coa
and T o tSf sa5e oM Monte
gomery County. MARYLAND. all the right,
title and interest Of Magsie E. M Nicholson
and all the other bankrupts III TINS cause
in and to a certain 9-room frame dwelling
house with two high porches. hot-air furnace,
bath. electricity, composition rooI, OUTSIDE outside
/ hen house, 3 brooder houses and l acre
Of land. more or less, subject to mortgage
q three thonsand dollars 1S3443' 4. on SAT- ",
FEBRUARY, AID; 1898. AT THE HOUR OF
| viii also offer FOR sale on the property
GOMEZ somery % County. W Maryland, ali the right title
and interest Of said bSmkru5Ps 5s;r1 IN and 70
proved with q 7-room frame dwelling house
tin roof, and with complete COW barn for
about 80 cows and dairy house suoIsclhi sCli TO
Iss,o0oi. on sATuHpAY. THE TWENTY,
THE HovR sso on TWo 02 ss o. bs PM ad dairy
farm near the village OF Travlliah, Mont;
gomery County. Maryland. all the personal
farm and dairy Implements and equipment
sale, the. condition of the, cows. as found
nounced at the time OF sale.
Terms OF sale TO be all cash above the
m3rtsages on the two pieces les d Of real fa SroP-
further financial Advancement to be an
nounced at the time pd, Of sale 1 II S.1yy any
Trustee in Bankruptcy OF
fe19,a3 Maggie E. Nicholson ct al.
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MISS BOWLER IS SPEAKER

Miss Aida Bowler. an official In the
Cfksaysn's Bureau, Department of La
Dor, wi1r Address the monthly meeting
of the Parent-Teachsr Association Of
the MacFarland Junior High School to-.
morrow evening at 8 o'clock. Har topif
will be "Washington's Obligation to Her
Boys and Girls In 1888"
William H. Gaumnitz Of the Once Of
Education, Interior Department, will
speak on "The Effect of the Depres-
sion on the Schools of America" Miss
Inez Crater will render vocal selections,
and Miss Dorothy Hohberger will give
readings.
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HOUSING TO BE TOPIC
Monday Evening Club to Hear Bos
ton Association Official.

Housing and Rent Problems of Re
lief Administration" will be the subject
of John Ihlder, executive director of
the Boston Housing Association, in an
address before the Monday Evening
Club tomorrow at pm. In the cabi-
net room Of the Willard Hotel
Others who will take part in the d.
cussion are Walter s. Utotd. Rev John
OGrady, Roger j. Whtteford. George
b. Wilson. Arthur Bosichan and L. A.
Halbert. Miss Katherine F. Lenroot
will preside.
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Community Chest.


Under the direction of Frederick P.
II. Siddons, chairman Of the Com
munity Chest Insurance Committee, w.
O. Hiltabilde, secretary of the COM
mittee. Is making a survey of all in
surance carried by Chest agencies, with
view Of obtaining adequate insurance
at the least possible cost.
Friendship House.
The Mothers Club of Friendship
House has taken over the Thursday
night square dances. F. L. Kirkpatrick
will call the figures. DR.. Harold W.
Krogh. Mrs. C. Dwight Curtiss. Miss
Sally Harrison and Mrs. Wright Clark
have been elected to the board of di-
rectors.
Council of Social Agencies.
In cooperation with the Junior
League the first lecture in the new
course for volunteer social workers,
sponsored by the Council of Social
RENT-FARMS.
NEARBY MD.-BIG FARM, DAIRY. FLOR
Isl, grain; TRUCK or any purpose; house
Address Box 445-H' Star Office. 25'
RENT-STORES
STORE FOR s RENT RENT 1920 l4TH ST. Nv
ness: rent reduced. Call Col. 2652.
SPACE FOR SHOE REPAIR SHOP; HEAT
and light furnished; SIS month; opposite
school: no competition. 30I Frazier ave.
Virginia Highlands. Va.
MODERN STORE. APARTMENT HOUSE
section. 210i New York ave NV Apply
2l02 New York ave. NV.
1901 BEN'IING RD. NE.-NEw CoNDI-
eR ss hss Asen Hen R and 10 rs ss
932 RHODE ISLAND AVE, NE. = STORE,
so shop ee kAs sT ssre5
BUh!.
LARGE HEATED STORE, 0s0 N. Y, AVE.
cuit Stx1SlnIFoot 81 KiME Ip pceilingNWde G Aley %.
LARGE HEATED STORE, $50 N. Y, AVE.
a4X03-l3-Foot Ceiling-Wide Alley.
CHAs. w. KING. JR. 907 N. Y. AVE. 27'
500 18th ST. CORNER.
srAT1das d Aap apFMihoS " B SNp p ThFEE BEgT
LOCATION FOR QUICK LUNCH, CLEANER.
XAb XAbET TAAs AID SHOE REPAIRING DRESSES
AFFLECK REALTY co.
4ila;157l7 H ST, NEmsTo:, . APTs. s25o. 90 90
737 9Th st. s.w.-Store, dwelling 80. 5000
az 3rd =. s.W .'.......-.. gS.2o
f2s63 North sl Capitol st.::..::: st t....,.... 455o
JAMES F. SHEA.
e43 Indiana Ave. NV
32l4 GEORGIA AVE. NW.-S35.00.
EXcellently Located.
CAFRITZ.
14o4 K ST. NV. Dist. 9oSO.
EXCELLENT LOCATION
5014 Connecticut ave.--St0re suitable fer
business West o914 until PM
CFFU1T.
CAFE-DOWNTOWN.
Best LOCATION: low rent for right party
See 1924 K st. NV. Phi. Nat. 5437.
932 X. /. AVE. NE.
Store. 11xG0 IT.. in new building, on the
corner of 10th and r. I. ave. Rental. S62 80
SHANNON & LUCHS Co,
15O1 Fl ST National o345
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Australian Gold Field Empty.

ADELAIDE, Australia (Rl.-The Aus-
tralian explorer. Michael Terry, is con-
vinced there Is no payable gold In Gem
trail Australia. He has returned empty.
handed from the Rawlinson, Warhuytc3
end Live6ey ranges.
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF
officers mess will be received at the Once
Of the Constructing Quartermaster, Boiling
Field, D. c., until 200 O'Clock pm, Eastern
standard time. March 21, 1898, and then
opened. Plans and specifications may be
had upon application to that ONCE accom-
panied by certified check for twenty five
dollars tS25.U0) drawn to the order OF the
Treasurer of the United States.
PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION OF
foundation for .dispensary will be received
master at Boiling Field D.. c.. until ZOO
o'clock pm, February y, 1888. and then
opened Plan and speeiieation oic may pe hsd
by certified check for five dollars $1,000
drawn to the order of the Treasurer OF the
United States
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AUTO LOANS.

Loans Procured on Autos.
Reasonably and Confidentially.
UNITED BROKERAGE CO.,
943 N. Y. Ave. (Cor. 10TH. Nat. 5555.
NEED MONEY QUICKLY?
AUTO BANKERS CO.. 9O3 N Y AVE. NV
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WILL DISCUSS DEFENSE
w. T. Stone to Address Women's
International League,

William T. Stone. Washington repre-
sentative Of the Foreign Policy Asso-
citation, will speak on National Defense
and Military Expenditure" at the
Lag1s tomorrow st . pm. at 1911
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RENT-DESK SPACE

OFFICE SPACE IN LARGE. MODERN,
Also will take care OF telephone messages,
business letters, tipping, etc. Address Box
I45-J Star Office 2ls
FOR RENT-DESK SPACE. MAILING AD-
dress. Stenoeraphic service If desired. 30l p
Munsey Bldg. Ma S94S.
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SALE-HOUSES.
fContinued)
sAETE THAN MONEY ~ THE BANK.

sEMI-DETACHED BRICK HOME
Zones fs ~ Ssretta a Psns 'fssa srssd sS
-sss T4TIE YAH :, \ JAMES INC. Builders ., .,.s
REDUCED $1,000. NEW BUNGALOW; 5
refrssrstoT. lot 54xiso car iins ts driSs out out
sondsut Td mile beyond District line
two large porehes, four baths. large lot,
nrst.class condition: suitable for Govern
so5 sntsrsainins % No deafeSs. hddrsss Boa
GLOVER PARK-S55.O0 PER MONTH WILL
Roe os soeot street roSm in tbs Select eom
munity This includes copper screens, wealth
iandscapins Masnifcent Kitchen wit With eisc.
Inor, IriS remIrlEbeTator m &c big heated
Of IS. $50 and above terms based on special
limited offer by builder. Reasonabis cash
MICHIGAN PARK HOMES ROOMS, BATH.
built-in garage, semi detached brick; priced
at $3.50 for immediate sale. This is
,ooo ,., WAPLE & JAMES, INC. ..,e
SPRING BUYERS
ssnned sne sF EASIER shs ES5S oUsE Ka WoRR %
pie cabinets for supplies and china; break
fast table; ironing board; enameled sink. 8
It. long. Recpt. Hall with phone cabinet.
Living and dining room planned for furni-
ture. TWO BATHS with showers. Three
bed rooms deep closets, daylight recreation
room. Two porches. Detached brick. Ga
raEe. Near schools, stores, churches, 10th
st. bus.
Out Georgia or Alaska ave, turn right at
first street past end of car line, straight
ahead to GIST AVE. 93s. Electric Kitchen
sign on right
Open all day SUNDAY and Feb. 22.
OWNER BUILDER.
Col. 1913
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SALE-INvESTMENT PROPERTY,

SPECULATION AND INVEsTMENT-GOOD
NV. location 3-family apt; brick; separate
heat; light, baths; no upkeep expense; rent
$500 year; price only 800; only u cash
required. E. A. GARVEY. Dist. 5770, 1910
INVESTMENT OF 500 WILL BUY EQUITY
in 2-family fiat paying S25 monthly clear;
both rented. Adams 349S
ONE OF THE BEST INVESTMENT PROP
critics. new building; leased long term; splen-
did return, Address Box 1861, Star ONCE.
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EXCHANGE.

WILL TRADE EQUITY IN IMPAIRMENT
buildlne subject to first trust $4,000 for
Nat. 5496. 202 Southern Bldg.
IF YOU DESIRE TO EXCHANGE YOUR
HOUSE, BUS PROP. OR FARM QUICKLY.
CALL w. B. PICHLER. CLEvE. G160.
NEAR 18th AND COL. RID. NV. AT ROCK
Greek Park; beautiful home; $ large rooms;
ami; lot 4g-ft. front; 2-car garage; for
lots, investment property or farm. Georgia
OWNER OF NEW DETACHED BRICK. SIX:
trade s. 400 se1liy for bSilsinF lots
not interested. Address Box 47d-c, Star
BUNoALoW; DESIRABLE; ST. PETERS
addre.E saEg Fg sox for oM atsr
WANT COOPERATIVE APARTMENT FOR
.sdsdy XddTsss n Bos 9df5s 5 0ss sar as
HoUsE-FURNIsHEp FOR RooMERs. IN
os Houses. address Box Box isa-J. Star ss eree. mag
$1,000, EQUITY. IN MODERN BUNGALOW
BsTSFe or pf q ms xddresa em
Box l40-J Star office.
NEW 4.BED-RooM, o2-BATH. skMI-DE-
sshsd 4s. fap 6risS Sdt, GheHy &C trust
Mr.. CULLEN, Louis P. SHOEMAKER. 1710
K st. NV. Nat l166.
2 DESIRABLE WATER FRONT LOTS FOR
small motor boat or what have yoa? Call
PACKARD SPORT SEDAN, $3.50; looks and
runs like new; will trade water front lot or
equal value. Col. 1910.
WILL EXCHANGE FOR CLEAR LOTS, A
six-room house, having hot-water heat, elec-
trtc lights and garage, located near 10th
and Park rd.,, subject to first trust Of
Month hs su mouse now can be e.
''' sii HE M MtSsEY RSsisSs'IT TRUST Ss Go.
Real Estate Department.
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MOVING. PACKING AND STORAGE.
WANTED-A LOAD TO GREENVILLE, s. O..
or vicinity; experienced furniture men; in
sured. Brightwood Transfer Co.. phone GE.
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FOR SALE
IN
NEARBY VIRGINIA.
$500.
11s acres large residence, four bed rooms;
fine state of cultivation. ST, 200 will handle.
81 200.
acres, bungalow. fruit trees, chicken
houses and runs; on hard-surfaced road
about miles from Key Bridge.
$1,000.
65 acres, fronting on Lee Highway about
$1,000.
3 acres. about one block off Leesburg pike
between Falls Church and Tysons Corner;
wonderful view.
ST 900.
232-foot frontage on Leesburg pike over
an acre; fine building site with excellent view
OF Washington.
Choice Building Lots.
Arinston and Fairfax Counties. ranging
in price from Sio0 up; easy terms.
M. Z. CHURCH,
Falls 5h.'SS 5hdreh. a.. fhscne 90.
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Ia ACRES GOOD FRONTAGE, PAVEMENT
electricity, bus, good school, plenty fruit
nearby. Only 81 900. Terms. B. F. STIF-
FLER, S527 Georgia ave.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

IF YOU HAVE A VACANT WAREHOUSE,
B0x10O IT., or a lot upon which you will
erect q building, we have client, finan-
Cially responsible, who will lease same for
a period of 10 years Communicate with
BUCKLEY g. GRINDLEY, 936 New York
ave. NV.
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HYATTSVILLE HILLS.
Bungalow, rms, bath. hot air heat, gas.
elec laundry tub; improved street: garage;
block from bus; two acres; nice layout for
small poultry farm; cash: $40 a month
Including taxes. Call HYattSVille 40
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WANTED-DESK SPACE.
RENT-BUSINESS PROPERTY.

SALES ENGINEER WANTS DESK SPACE
reasonable, downtown. Address Box 467-C
Star office. 49,
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MONEY TO LOAN.

WANTED-MONEY.
WILL PAY COOP INTEREST TO PRIVATE
party for 3 1900 loan, secured by valuable
property. Phone any time. West l254.
$9s5 SECOND TRUST NOTE PAYABLE
SEQ mo-. made by Government employe, NV.
property; good discount. Address BOX 49,
Star ONCE.
FIRST OR SECOND TRUST MONEY ON
new home; splendid property and security.
Address Box 46Q-H. Star offce.
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HYATTSVILLE.

Bungalow, ) rms bath, h.-w.h.; hard
wood floors; large finished attic; garage
attractively Landscape almost new; con-
crete street, on bus line. Al Oakwood rd.
No cash.; 500 month includes taxes. Phone
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NEAR OAKTON. VA.
acres. 5-room bungalow, chicken houses,
COW barn, young orchard: price $1,000;
$500 cash; balance monthly.
WAPLE & JAMES, INC.
1928 14th st. NV. Dist 3346
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gAY,E-TOTS

LOT m CHEVERLY-FOR QUICK CASH
sale at sacriice; size about 50 by $50 It.
Phone evenings. Pot. 0l33. Apt. A2.
So CASH s5 MONTH-S3OO.
Nearby Md. Choice building sites, 40x100,
near concrete road, bus and schools; strictly
white neighborhood. J. RIDLEY SHIELDS,
907 18th st. Met. 1876. Hyatts. 7s6-M.
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MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE, MD.
District Ins ss g. M v.Ns sss
Address owner. BOX 14-J, Star once.
EXCLUSIVE FOREST HILLS SECTION,
two blocks Conn. ave. beautiful 90 ". build
ing site, hish elevation, splendid location
and outlook. Address Box 131-J Star once.
SPLENDID Lors IN woopRIDGE. FOR
plans. Sci. MR.. BURTON, .oa4 r. I. ave.
ne, or call Decatur 03i7.
8. w. CORNER 4lst AND EMERY NEAR
Fessendenl; sacrifice: $3.50; small cash pay
ment, balance monthly. Me. 1900. EN- or 2lb.
WIDE RESIDENTIAL LOTS IN THE RAP
Md. the northern gateway to Washington.
Concrete streets. water, sewer. gas, cleo
tricity. Convenient TO churches. schools.
stores % sand and trsnsportation Attractive prices
ROBERT E. HEATER, 100
LOTS BY CIRCLE. CHEVY CHASE. MD
Equity, S5,7I5. In two lots. 65x1"5 each. at
zoe foot. for equity IN house. Call En-
90 LOTS LEE HIGHWAY. va, $1,000
each owner 416 e Lee ifH1 Highway. claren.
DON Va: Clarendon 1646.
JUST OFF 18th ST. NV, OVERLOOKING
park; wooded lot 4S-foot front. with 30
foot side alley. Price reduced from S5,@50
171o K L9uIs g.: s.R: =: sHoE"AkEsi n. 1855.
32nd AND RITrENHoUsE SITS; NW;-50
or 80 feet frontage. high level land, all
imps, Bus passes the door. For the best
0'a9Hs GHEvs y es eaagE sEei HdMS gESei SSs
Ma. SS73 l3i3 II St NV CT. 1895.
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Freel New Catalog Farms.
Choice of "a acres one of finest farming
sections in Nation; income one year more
than price asked on hard road near cleo
tric car line. 2la miles city; good Groom
house 4QxT0 cement-basement barn other
bldgs.; $4,000 insurance; priced only $2,75O,
including horses. z cows, hogs, imple-
ments, crops; $3.50 down; picture pg 81 big
free catalog, nearly l.0QO bargains. Write
today. sTROUT. 1422-N, Land Title Bldg,
Phila., Pa.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.
SEE NE FIRsT-lst, 2na AND ord TRUSTS.
No red tape, quick service reasonable.
$500 m rpy sl5owk $500 $500 rpy rDy $50 K wk
$1,000, rpy. Si2.50 wk $4,000, rpy $1,000 wk
$4,000, rpy. ST. 80 wk $4,000. rpy. $1,000 wk
Above payments include principle and in;
terest and can be arranged monthly and
bi-monthly. Dr. A. HENRY. INC, 1UI6 Eye
st. NV. (where Eye meets NJ Y. ave).
MONEY DELIVERED IMMEDIATELY.
S1OO-Pay 81. 90 Wk. S5OO-Pay 50 80 wk
$3u0-Pay 81. so wk. 81 iOOO-Pay 81 so wk.
BILDMAN CO., $40 Bond Bid. Nat. 2490.
MONEY TO LOAN ON p, c. REAL. ESTATE
in any amount at prevailing interest. JESSE
L. HEISKELL 1ll5 Eye st. NV.
MONEY TO LOAN.
PERSONAL LOANS PROCURED.
ALVIN KRAFT, 1891 @ NV. Ma. 6S1S.
Easy Payments-Strictly Confidential.
MONEY.
Helpful personal loans up to $500 on au-
tomobiles and household goods.
AMERICAN FIDELITY LOAN
CORPORATION.
The Home of Friendly Financing
107 Carroll St, Takoma Park. Md.
Shepherd 363O,
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&,45O-NeW Brick Bungalow.
The last of this group of substantial
modern homes; lovely rooms, space for =
equipped kitchen. indirect lighting, oxford
cabinet, Frigidare, slate roof, built-in ga
rage: high elevation. Worth your immedi-
ate inspection. Large listing Of modern new
detached brick homes. G. w VAN WAGNER,
223 Cedar ST., Takoma Park. D. C. GE. 1926.
OLD YORKTOWN COTTAGE,
$500.
Built sbeut 100; =, located in n beautiful Il
shrubbery. Overlooking Bull Run battle
field and Blue Ridge Mountains. Convenient
to stores and transportation. Owner will
restore to suit purchaser.
NJ. F.. CHURCH,
Realtor.
Established 1885.
Falls Church, Va. Phone 30.
Evening star., 1933-02-19
WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES.
(Continuedl
SALE OR RENT-HOUSES,
SALE--SUBURBAN.

1875 NORTH CAPITOL ST.-6 ROOMS
and bath, ami, and store below; conven-
lent, and reasonable to right party. Owner,
BUSADA. Atlantic 0307.
Evening star., 1933-02-19


HAVE CLIENT FOR A SMALL VA. FARM
within 25 miles of Wash. on hard road;
must have good modern 6-room house; price
PRED A. GOSNEIL, Realtor,
81 Wilson Blvd. Clarendon Il. .
FARM OF 3 TO Is ACRES WITH HOUSE
OF six to eight rooms; within 20 miles OF
Wash; preferably near BALTIC. Blvd; must
be reasonable. Address Box 453-H, Star
ofice.
WILL BUY OR RENT SMALL. FARM WITH
cottage, situated on water; must be within
100 miles OF Washington. Lincoln 5sS7 or
write Lieut. w. A. r. ROBERTSON. Boiling
so TO 1850 AcREs-SUITABLE FOR
chickens; preferably Southern Maryland
rent with privilege Of buying; state an par
ticulars. Address Box 404-C. Star once. .
WANTED TO BENT-ACRE OF LAND ON
WashiHgton-4Alt t5meye blxd. to rsiso flowers;
90 mlSs q DF6gxdaT1s Sss Yde:J. stsr
Evening star., 1933-02-19

BARGAIN-NEW BUNG., R, BATH AND
pantry; hardwood floors, hot-water heat,
large lot: S4,950. $50 cash and balance on
easy monthly terms Call Hyattsville, 6.}7 j