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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1934-08-10
Empire Coffee
Shop Loses
Blue Eagle

Removal of the blue eagle from
the Empire Hotel Coffee shop here
was ordered Saturday by E. W.
Wells, acting state NRA compli-
|ance director.
To H. L. Misenheimer, Empire
Hotel Coffee shop, Salisbury. Mr..
Wells sent the following telegram:
"In view of your failure to COM
ply with article five, sections one
and two, and article six, section n
of the restaurant industry code, you
will surrender to your postmaster
all NRA insignia in your possession
and you will hereafter refrain from
using MIRA insignia at your estab-
lishment in advertising and in any
other manner whatsoever. Appeal
from this decision to remove NRA
insignia may be made to compliance
division, NRA, Washington, but
does not authorize you to display
insignia pending decision in Wash
ington."
This is the first instance of re-
of the blue eagle in North
by action of the state dir
ector. Mr.. Wells action is in con-
formity with a recommendation
made by the state adjustment board.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1934-08-10
Counterfeiter Is
Arrested Here

Dewey Wiles, about "a years of
age, an alleged counterfeiter, was
arrested here Saturday afternoon by
Sheriff J. H. Krider and Deputies
David Graham, L. D. Brown, L. E.
Tatum, and A. ]. Shipping after an
exciting and thrilling chase through
the country club area.
Wiles fled from the home of his
father-in-law when officers ap-
preached, and took to the woods.
Offers chased him, and when he
emerged near the country club,
Sheriff Krider and Deputy Graham
were waiting for him and quickly
nabbed him. He is being held here
for federal authorities who have
been searching for him for some
months for alleged counterfeiting.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1934-08-10

stricken ranch!
She went back to the first latter
with a scornful impotence which
was slowly ~congealing to a chill
dislike.
when you meet her, you will
be proud of your daughter-in-law.'
Proud of her!' The hand on the
letter shook. "He is infatuated,
and this-this woman has hurried
HIM into a marriage before he could
come to his senses Barry Duane,
who might have had his choice of \
dozen' and retriehed everything
that We have lost!"
An elderly man servant appeared
at the door.
Miss Pendleton, Mn"
Show Miss pendleton in, Mat
thews." N'@'-
1T is very pleasant to see Won
again Cleo. You are ALWAYS
thoughtful, my dear. When did
you %return?" N
Last night. Everybody got bor-
Cd to death with everybody else.
How have you been. and how :.
Barry?" 10
Cleo was the only child of an
enormously rich father, but even
outside of this useful consideration
she liked Cleo. She was herself >
woman of ability and strong will
and she respected the determination
and cleverness under that soft x
terror.
i have a letter from Barry this
morning" Mrs. Duane answered
the last question.
is he still playing cowbov?
can't We do anything to cure him?
Mrs. Duane smiled family.
al" AFRAID ne Is past curing =.
: barry was married last Mondav' ,,
After all, the Duanes were The
Duanes. Barry's mother made the
announcement smoothly.
Married! Barry married." It
was not often that Cleo Pendleton
could be startled from her conf
dent Poise. And we've all been
saying for years that he was girl
proof. Who is she? Do I know
herr"
mo. She is a stranger to-all
OF us. Someone he met u there.
1t was very sudden"
Perhaps Mrs. Duane felt that this
much was due to Cleo, but she
made her explanation with dignity.
Dear Mrs. Duane, how hard for
you!~ Cleo's voice was sweetly i'm
pulslve. She laid her cool young
fingers owe the older woman's
hand, and for an instant Mrs.
Duane returned the pressure.
my dear, I do not question my
sons choice. But l must admi,
that I had other hopes for him."
'I'm sure it will be all right. Are
they coming back here?"
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1934-08-10
Make 1895 Tags

Raleigh, Aug. 4.-The states
plant for making automobile
license tags is humming activity
as production of more than 4O0,-
600 pairs of plates for use in the
state in 1885 is under way.
The first Of the black tags with
aluminium letters-the 1885 color
scheme-were made Saturday and
in a few days they will be turned
out at the rate of 10000 to $4,000
per day.
One of the workers in the plant
is the PRISONS best known inmate
Luke Lea, the former maker Of
governors In Tennessee.
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, Next week"
'Oh, how nice! But it's a pity
we couldn't have had a chance tt
get acquainted before, isn't it?'
Cleo's hard little smile came back
'Oh well, we can have some din.
ners and dances and things, in hon.
or of the bride. Call on me if I car
help, won't you? l must run along
=. Goodbye"
Mrs Duane rang for Matthews.
Matthews, Mr.. Barry was mar
ried a few days ago and will be
home next Wednesday. Please see
that the west wing is made ready
for me-"
"The-the west wing, Ma'am?'
Certainly, Matthew'S"
In five minutes the news was
buzzing in the rear of the old
house.
In the seclusion of her own
quite luxurious suite the sole heir
of the Pendletons was behaving
badly.
From her petted babyhood, Cleo
had her own way. Ond now-Bar-
ry Duane was married. Barry
Duane was the only man she had
ever really wanted.
II hate her!" she thought furi-
ously. ETH make him ashamed of
his ranch girl. Sweet simplicity
what'll she look like in Gran
I'll make him wish he'd new
seen her. I'll give Barry Duane
six months, or less, to be sick of
his bargain"
Every day of their homeward
journey had been reminding Anne
that instead of a struggling young
ranch owner she had married a man
of assured social position.
almost home, Nancy
That was from Barry. Except for
the deep tan he was scarcely recog-
nozable as the same Barry Duane
she had first seen, coatless, dusty
and ~cheerfully informal.
The train was slowing down.
"There's John on the platform.
He doubles as gardener and chauf-
fur, but l do my own driving"
Barry nodded at one man, moved
his hand in careless salute to an
other, raised his hat to a woman.
Anne knew that several heads had
turned. Evidently everybody who
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%AGsEs
4 LOUISE
PROVOST

you dld surprise me. And l thought
you were letting all your PLAN
Igo -"
Isn't it silly that I never
thought of you as having a family
somewhere? l mean a near-relation.
family, beside the uncle who died
Suppose they don't like me?"
what a funny baby you are!
Suppose the sun rises in the west:
The immediate family isn't very
big just my mother and me-
The palms of her hands were
wet. Barry was an only son. . she
had taken him away from his
mother
Il am sorry your mother isn't
WE'LL" she said slowly. "Of course
we'll go. Does she know that we
are married?'
She saw a dark flush come under
the tan. why no. l wrote as soon
as it was settled, but my letter got
mislaid. But of course I'd written
to her about you before"
So that was it! Barry had writ
ten home about her, and his mother
was trying to get him away from
here before he became involved
with some strange girl who ran a
grubby little poverty-stricken
ranch.
Its too bad" she sad quickly.
81 mean about the letter. You must
tell me about her Be a lamb
and get my coat, and we'll sit out
here for a while and talk"
Barry would hate scandal, or any
kind of notoriety for his wife. She
knew that. So, no doubt, would
this mother who was urging him to
come home. But perhaps nobody
would know her. Only an hour
from New York!
A night letter yau on the neatly
arranged tray which held Mrs.
Schuyler Duane's morning mail.
The tray was of silver and old, and
a collector would have sighed with
delight over it.
She opened the night letter de-
~liberately, with no doubt that it
would contain, however reluctant
ly. exactly what she wished. There
were two air mail letters on the
tray, but she merely gave these a
glance.
The night letter was c~uriously
worded. Wei" Mrs. Duane stiff
ened.
She read it a second time with
thin set lips. Then she reached
slowly and stiffly for the air mail
letters.
Barry was married! Withou,
even telling her. Outraged dignity
and thwarted hopes brushed aside
the explanation in the second note.
And his wife-his wife-was some
appalling creature from a poverty
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counted knew everybody else il
this pleasant old town.
The car swept away from thu
station and down a wide, well-kep,
road. They were passing a high
stone wall, about midway of which
Ia wide gateway indicated a drive
As they came abreast a car shot
out of the opened gates, a swift
roadster, and cut in ahead of them.
There wa a girl at the wheel. She
half turned her head as she shot
across their path, with an impudent
little grin and a swift wave of one
hand.
Reckless little DEVIL" Barry
half frowned, and then laughed.
|"That's Cleo Pendleton. She's an
imp. Does pretty much as she
!pleases-her dads the richest man
around here, except one, and she's
the only child. You'll like her."
'She's pretty Anne reserved
comment about liking Cleo Pendle-
ton. 1t had seemed to Anne that
wide baby eyes had swept her with
a store as cool and efficient as blue
steel.
The car was turning into a shad-
ed drive which curved toward a
wide, old house. 1t was not as pre-
tentious as most but it was older
and mellower.
A tall, spare woman with beau
tiful hands and an emotionless face
was waiting to greet them.
Barry said "Here we are, Moth
er!" with just a touch of nervous
ness. He bent and kissed her, and
drew Anne forward with one arm.
II don't need to tell you who
this is, Mother, except that she is
just as lovely as she looks, and I
am a proud husband. Nancy darl-
this is my mother, and yours"
Whatever surprise Mrs. Duane
may have felt as she looked at the
ranch girl'' she was far too we'll
trained to show it. What had such
a girl been doing in a desolate place
like this Marston-unless perhaps
she had deliberately followed Bar
ry there?
She had not intended to kiss her
daughter-in-law, but she did. 1t
was a chill salute, but it answered.
"My sons wife of course is well
come. Barry, my dear, how brown
you are"
Anne held the beautiful old hand
a moment longer. ri hope we shall
be friends" she said impulsively. l
do want Barry's mother to like
me-
Mrs. SCHUYLER Duane smiled re-
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motley and chilled again.
1--WE will take that for granted.
l suppose you would like to rest
after your journey? Matthews
will show you to your rooms"
Matthews showed them to a
pleasant suite.
Like it, Nance?"
"Who could help liking it? It's
a beautiful old house."
Continued next week.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1934-08-10
10 Million
Distributed
In The State
East Got Lions Share of
Federal Money Spent
In North Carolina

Rowan county has received
$525,477.49 of federal work
funds as distributed through the
CWA and FERA during the past
fiscal year, according to an n
nouncement from Raleigh.
Adjoining counties received
funds as follows:
Cabarrus ----- $185,68O.25
Davle ---- S 75,SO1.9O
Davidson ------- $211,778.11
Stanly - $l0e, 1904
A compilation from that report
shows that the eastern half of the
states population received $10,-
4oS,e32.7o and the western half
received $7,SS5,S24.65, or in other
words, s2,522,S0S.05 more was
distributed to the 1,5S5,13s folks
living in the eastern end of the
State than to the same number of
people who live in the western
end.
The total amount spent IN North
Carolina during that fiscal year on
work projects, starting in Novem-
Der, 1888, was $19,09S, 99S.15. Of
this amount, $71o,1S5.52 was
spent on federal projects and lot
charged to counties; 62,1S3.S5
went to state administration and
SlS4.20 to service. This leaves
S1S,294,457.35 which went to the
100 counties
By dividing the state into its east
and west populations, represented
by a north and south line passing
through the state just west of
Greensboro, and by allotting to the
counties west of this line and pro-
rating the odd amounts, it shows
that again the eastern part of the
state got the big end of the fund,
to the extent of $2,522,SOs.05. In
other words, the eastern half re-
ceived S7.44 Nper cent and the
western half 42.56 per cent of the
funds distributed.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1934-08-10

Claimed that men should not sit
with their feet on the desk, but
anyway that is better than putting
the same in their mouths.
Evening star., 1934-04-08

NEAR WASHINGTON. GROOM MODERN
aWe!ilne, acreage poultry houses garage.
fruit, good water; price low, terms GE
Evening star., 1934-04-08

SOME EXTRA BARGAINS.
New 7-room brick house, bed
u,,SS rooms, garage. large lot: ,Ss,3oo
a Groom bunsalow. ami: ....,. 81. $50
heat; must sell; easy terms. S3,o5O
j. NJ. EARNEST
120l a1th M paininr Md
Evening star., 1934-04-08
FOREST HILLS, 7OX1sO-s5. 600.
FRANK NJ DOYLE, Realtor.
- to -

CHEVY CHASE, 4OXl@5-SI.@
Near Mass. q Wis. Aves.
Corner. J0xl25, S4,5O0.
Hillcrest, corner, all improvements, In
Guiding sewer, best street in section, near
Ala. ave, el,350.
Shepherd PIX, so front, improved. So $50.
Rk. Greek Hills. ". Of 10th, 90 fronts al
very attractive prices.
FRANK NJ DOYLE nnr Sth Y N
Evening star., 1934-04-08

$500 WILL GIVE YOU DEED TO T-RooM
home in Virginia Hills. overlooking city
write or phone for information j. F.
KoLA R, Arlington. Va. Clarendon
Evening star., 1934-04-08
WOODBRIDGE, D. C.
FIRST TIME SHOWN.

36O4 "6th ST NE
Here is a new detached brick home that
YOU Will want to see Style and equip
ment are those usually found only in the
hlghest-claSS homes.
Six comfortable rooms
Two fully tiled baths.
Built-in garage.
All hardwood trim and floors.
SanitaS kitchen.
Magic Chef gas range.
5-cu.-ft. Kelvinator
Front porch and windows screened.
LARGE level lot plotted and fenced.
Open daily till Q pm. Drive out r. !.
ave. ne. to oath to Newton. to "6th.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO.
I'll z Ave E North .oll
Evening star., 1934-04-08
SPECIAL SHOWING.

COUNTRY CLUB GROVE. VA.
Located on Glebe rd.. IN the WASHINGTON
Golf and Country Club section. 20 auto
minutes from downtown; excellent roads,
bus service. city water gas. sewer. cleo
tricity. Here you will fnd unusual homes
and large wooded sites
Now open. Lovely an-brick home.
spacious rooms. tile bath. modern kitchen.
open fireplace. porch. garage; Handicapped
lot, 90 feet wide. This home designed and
built under supervision of architect. In
Spect this home. Price only SG950
We will build and finance your home.
Beautiful wooded sites TO select from.
Drive over Chain Bridge. then straight
ahead mile or over Lee Highway to
Glebe I'd. turn right TO club. then straight
ahead l mile TO Country Club Grove.
w. S. HOGE. JR..
1GoT K ST. NV DI f6R3
Evening star., 1934-04-08
SUMMER COTTAGES.
4-ROOI BUNGALOW AND BATH.
WITH . SCREENED PORCHES.
RENT BY YEAR, $3.50.
DEEP CnNrE

OVERLOOKING CHESAPEAKE BAY
AFFLECK REALTY CO.. 2423 PA. AVE.
Heishts. Ma. overlooking %~ Mi~ddIetoUn %~ and
Frederick Valleys: all modern conveniences,
com pletely furnished: garage: for Summer
or longer. Call Adams S120 or address Box
IT'D Star Office
Evening star., 1934-04-08
UNFUR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
WANTED-REAL ESTATE.

THREE-ROOM AND BATH COTTAGE
oyerlooking, river. near Sycamore Island
Phone Bradley 677.
Evening star., 1934-04-08
GEORGFTOWN

Lot 35 by $50 in Que ST. near 34th. a
rapidly improving nclghborhood. recently
priced at $1,000 for prompt sale. Phone
WEST 25Sb-J
Evening star., 1934-04-08

Quaint and picturesque New England
style farm home. in Montg. Co; 100 acres
near Ashton. Old house. l. r. with elec
and water. on knoll overlookinG pretty
meadow Borders PatuXtent River and
county road. Blue grass meadow, orchard.
Evening star., 1934-04-08
TWO RARE BARGAINS.

OPEN SUNDAY AND AFTERNOONS.
BR1GHTWOOD-Si,g former price
$3.50; widow will sacrifice Is rms, bath
h.-wh.. oak floors, backward to paved
alley; good condition. S:i4 Delaf1eld pl. NV.
THREE-STORY BRICKS. 900 nine
I'M. bath. INV h. gas, elec.: 3-car brick
saraGe. 81 lth st, sc. Inspect these
Evening star., 1934-04-08

CoLoRED-2121 FLAGLER. PL.. NV
throughout. Open Sunday from 10 am.
to 4 pm. Price reduced to $3.50. s.
COLORED-BARGAIN BEAUTIFUL FIVE
room stucco bungalow Before buying see
this house In Capitol View. Price only
payment balance like rent. CAPITOL
VIEW REALTY CO.. 927 N. Y. ave. Ma.
Evening star., 1934-04-08
WOODRIDGF-S6.350.

Live here for your childrens sake, IN
clean, open environment Detached SIX
room house in good condition. One block
to BurroughS School. three blocks to Taft
Junior High. 400 feet to excellent trans
portation INV h, fireplace. pantry, large
front porch: unusually deep lot. improved
by flowers and bushes: paved street and
alley
Evening star., 1934-04-08
EXCEPTIONAL OFFER.

S11.OOO-CHEVY CHASE GARDENS. MD.
Detached brick-4 bed rooms . baths.
ami, oil beat. G0-ft. front porch, ga
rage. Rental terms. See Sunday
OWNER. Wisconsin 1868.
Evening star., 1934-04-08
1T I0th 81 RfaItOr- MAI, Ol).Y.
Evening phone. GEORGIA 1900.
Continued

PARK
For investors or homeseekers: eft,
seml- detached brick house; : large rooms
beautiful den on first floor @-car garage.
large q. E. refrigerator. late type; oil
burner. attic Sickness is the reason for
this great sacrifice. For inspection. call
Adams l3f1
Evening star., 1934-04-08

REDUCED BECAUSE MOVING. ABOUT =.
acre, q r. sleeping porch. elec: near cars
school, stores. Only $3.50. More land If
wanted Address Box 24O-D Star office
MODERN 5-ROOM HOUSE. GARAGE
beautiful lot. 5Ox20O #; nearby Md /;
S49.5u. Adams S55S after pm
Evening star., 1934-04-08
N [ | J

q rooms tile bath-shower: front, en-
closed breakfast and sleeping porches.
electric refrigeration, double garage; un-
furnished. sos: partially furnished II de-
Evening star., 1934-04-08

50 500. NEARBY MD. q ROOMS, b. H
W h, ami, lot 1OOxI4o: owner must sell:
also lot 65x140, will sacrifice. SH
Evening star., 1934-04-08
2-FANILY FLAT-S605O

2-FAMILY FLAT-$6,95O.
One square of 18th St.. an attractive
hrie6 with rooms sTs and sd bath on lst foor
ahe meeTs Has
hot-water heat, electricity
/. T. GRANATTE.
10 18th St Realtor. Nail. 0753.
Evening phone. GEorgia 1900.
1928 RANDOLPH ST. NV.
$3.50.
OPEN SUNDAY. . TO 6.
This delightful home is 80 #. wide; it
contains rooms. including 4 bed rooms,
modern. with a spacious front porch with
southern exposure: there is an unusually
laree rear yard and garage. This home
is priced very low and will appeal to the
thrifty buyer. Come out Sunday and see
DONNELLY & PLANT, NC,
1874 Park Rd. NV. CO. OS3S.
GOOD HOMES AT PREsENT-DAY
,ooo-Frame, Good livable cond-
ton. rooms bath; large plot. Shade
trees. Bethesda, Maryland.
4,OOO-Clarendon. Virginia. rooms.
bath. stucco, h.-wh; large lot: fine
view.
S4;s5o-Sth st. ne rooms, bath,
fire basement; good buy.
S645o-New house. 5 rooms. large
downstairs: > bed rooms bath upstairs:
very pretty. Just finished Bethesda
section.
SG,50o-Nice old fashioned house, Du-
pont Circle section; Il rooms. bath.
s6,5OO-English-typ row. 6 rooms,
bath, rear porch, GEORGETOWN, Bureith.
S6.750-Mass. ave near 4sth St
Snappy 5-room bungalow.
s6.s5o-Chevy Chase. 7-room bunga-
low bed rooms; beautiful section: h.-w h.
S6,95O-"5-ft brick colonial large
porch; q rooms. bath; h.-w.h; Grant
Clrcle-ith ST. NV. sec.
$7.75o--Leland subdivision; 6 rooms
trees. Real family home; Chevy Chase.
S7.750-Town house, newly done over:
= bed rooms, = baths; English basement:
) large rooms. first floor: combined home
and income producer; 10th St. section
above Scott Circle.
Ss,Oo0-Brick town house. Dupont
Circle sec; II rooms, 6 bed rooms: =
baths; English basement: h-w h.; remark
able opportunity to rent rooms and still
have nice home.
Ss,75o-Edgemoor; modern colonial;
trees; garage, very beautiful home.
These houses are all priced exceptionally
| them. This places you under no obliga-
ton whatsoever.
. LEE CoUNsELMAN
1900 91st St. PO. os29
Evening star., 1934-04-08

ATTENTION PROPERTY OWNERS.
We have cash buyers for investmen.
and speculative. property; also in position
to offer equitable trades. See Mr.. TowbeS
CAFRITZ. DI. 9OS0.
Evening star., 1934-04-08
RENT-SUBURBAN.

BUNGALOW-MODER NEARBY MARY
land and Va; to 3 rms. G. bath; S25 I
$50; auto service for your inspection
LESLIE D. MEASELL. Cleveland 4733.
Evening star., 1934-04-08
EOpT ETuAN AITEN
HILLANDALE.
A New and Different Subdivision.

II w" UT" 10''1 V11' Z '1'0''
One to five acre sites. S4O0 to $500 per
acre. moderately restricted. Drive out
Piney Branch road Az miles beyond D.
wooded sites. Nothing around Wsshlngton
at the price compares with Hlllandale. We
Will build at surprisingly low price. ONCE
on premises. LOCKWOOD, NE. 6s56. IA
Evening star., 1934-04-08
PA SHERIDAN ST. NV,

completed: modern in every way; 3 good
bed rooms. with fioored attic; modern
bath. breakfast room. large front porch
many other attractive features. Open and
lighted until Q pm. Be sure to see this
new home. Drive out Georgia or 5th st
to Sheridan st. turn right to house Ap-
ply to OWNER BUILDER. 2314 r. I. ave.
ne. DE. 1147.
Evening star., 1934-04-08
SALE HOUSES.
WOODBRIDGE

g rooms and bath; screens. hot-water
heat. weather stripped, garage. storage
North SB17-W.
2Ol2 OTIS ST. NE.
Evening star., 1934-04-08

ON LEE HIGHWAY. II Nj. FROM D. c;
oOI2 acres; broom. ami. bungalow, hot
water heat, 2-car garage. barn, chicken
house necessary farming tools; excellent
soil; well Watered and fenced; all of this
for $3.50. For further information phone
I7a1 S2S-F-DD
Evening star., 1934-04-08
sALE--LoTS.

SALE OR ,ExCHANGE-l6th ST. LOT.
between Allison and Buchanan, 50xl36.
Evening star., 1934-04-08
WANTED-STORES.

HARDWARE STORE. GOOD LOCATION:
Star office.
Evening star., 1934-04-08
CLIFTON LAUGHLIN.

Once. Mclean. Va. via Chain Bridge. .
BOULEVARD VIEW SUBDIVISION-THIS
lovely subdivision located on Mount Vernon
Memorial Elvd. Great possibilities for
your future home site. Price on lots have
not advanced yet. View of river near golf
club. swimming pool and many other ad-
vantages. This division is only miles from
Wash, on the blvd. ] mile below Alex.
GRAHAM g. OGDEN Realtors
SO3 King st. Phone Alex 1900
Evening star., 1934-04-08

One square off l4th ST.. an attractive
brick. with D rooms and bath on lst floor:
rooms and bath on ind H.: separate
entrances, heating systems, meters. Has
hot-water heat, electricity.
II IN 4 \ = rINININ
Evening star., 1934-04-08
3S91 Gath. Mt. Rainier, Md
A rpr.r oppopr,,N,,,rx,

GREAT OPPORTUNITY.
Sc acres, seven-room frame dwelling,
large barn and outbuildngs. Improve
ments alone valued at $4,000. Price only
S9750. Terms $4,000 cash, balance in
three years. Suitable for trucking. fruit
or dairy farm. Rich land. watered by
large stream and several springs. One
half square from Lee Highway. with half
mile frontage on hard-surfaced road Five
from Washington. 10 minutes from stores
and school. Could be. subdivided in near
future and sold at tremendous profit.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
1908 H ST. NV. MA o345
Evening star., 1934-04-08
WANTED-LOTS.
SAIF-FARMS.

DETACHED HOUSE LOT IN HILLCREST
for cash. Address Box COED, Star once.
Evening star., 1934-04-08

300 POPLAR AVE. TAKOMA PARK. AT
rraStiye' raSar new, 5-room. brick home all
ave, bungalow of Il r. and b.. sleeping
porch. Sl00 cash. S55 per month. includ-
Evening star., 1934-04-08
$O.S5O-TERNIS.
4410 y ST NV

BRICK BUNGALOW. in new condition
Contains front porch. liv rm open fire.
place. kit, breakfast porch, bed room and
dining room and bath on first floor; -
finished attic rooms; Handicapped lot; ga
rage. Open all day Sunday. Phone MIR.
MALONEY. Cleveland 1649
Evening star., 1934-04-08
OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

OFFICES AND STUDIOS.
EXCLUSIVE USE OF DESK AND ALL OF
flee privileges, $3.50. or mailing privilege,
81. SIT 18th st. NV, Room 307.
ROOM IN OFFICE SUITE OF ATTORNEY:
Address Box 227-D. Star ofice.
PRIVATE OFFICE FOR RENT. FUR
nished. at desk room rental; fine opportu-
WILL RENT HALF NATIONAL PRESS
Building office for S34 per month; suitable
business or professional co-tenant. Ad-
dress BOX 193-D. Star office.
LARGE. EXCEPTIONALLY BRIGHT, RUN
ming water, a. mi, first floor; excellent
community; $50 month. 1920 M st. n W.