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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-07
GARDEN

Today is your last opportunity to see Let's Fall in Love" with Edmund Lowe and Ann Sothern. The companion feature is Sage Brush Trail" with John Wayne. An added attraction on the bill is "The Fighting Priest" Rev Father Coughlin, famous Detroit radio commentator.
 Coming tomorrow for two days is g. big stage show of high class vaudeville, and topping the screen features will be a premier show ing of the seasons big smash mus ical hit, Rainbow Over Broad way.
 If you are looking for a gay TO- nance with such catchy songs as only Albert von Tilzer can write, you had better hie your way over to the New Garden tomorrow or Friday where Rainbow Over Broadway" is one of the brightest musicl productions that have ever come out of Hollywood, we predict that several of it's songs will be among the seasons outstanding hits. Already, Lets Go Places and Do Things" Dancing My Blues Away" and "In the Mood" are coming over the radio pretty frequently. But, you haven't hear d a thing until you've heard Grace Hayes, Hollywood's latest sensa- ton, sing those first two numbers. Grace, big. blonde, and grand. with Q Mae West set of curves, certain ly can put over a song like mo- body's business. The story moves from the drab, but amusing, at mosphere of a five-and-ten-cent store in Kansas City to the dazz- ling gaiety of smart New York night club. The story, light TO- nance. will keep you laughing and
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-07

comb, S5.6; Benjamin Dervis ris Hemenway, 85.8; Eunice New comb, 85.6; Benjamin Dervis, 85.6; William Kalosky, 85.6; Alfred Ro- sa, 85.4.
 Grade IV-Henry Benevento, 93.2; Edward Onofreo, 92.3; John Gray, 91.1; Dorothy Kirchberger, 91.1; Bernice Foster, 90.3; Harold Kalosky, S9.6; Peter Maros, S9.2; Milton Beamon, 89; William Over- ton, 89; Shirley Cole, SS.3; Marga- ret owens, 88.6; Teresa Damico 88.2; Dora Carosella, SS.2; Antoin- ette Barbina, S8; Edith Mucha- light, S8; Jack Gobin, S7; Angela Knapp, 86.4; Thomas Ward, 86.1 Robert Maher, S5.2; Dwight Davis, 85.1.
 Grade III-Ruth Dutil, Shirley Milutis, Muriel Hammonds. Virgin ia McNulty, Margaret White, Mary White, Marilyn Reihl, Joan Velte Priscilla Mugnai, Mary McGrath.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-07

Pair of ClOthes-HOrses
 In any event, the Marquis Henri de Ia Falaise de la Coudraye, best known in Hollywood as Hank, is the element that gives peculiarly personal slant to the rivalry be- tween Constance Bennett and Gloria Swanson.
 Their courses would have crossed anyway, it is likely for these two are the "clothes-horses of Hollywood" For years the screen knew Gloria Swanson, strut ting through De Mile sets like a painted peacock. No one out strutted her until along came Con- stance Bennett, the gilded lily.
 Each was able to wear clothes so as to be more than merely clothes-they became a ritual That was enough to make the bitterest kind of g. feminine rivalry. And then along came Hank.
 Hank and Gloria had been sep arated only a few weeks, official 1y, at least, When the former started showing very decided interest in the blond Connie. Everywhere that Connie went, the Marquis was sure to go.
 Headache to Gloria
 Gloria made no bones about the sact that this situation wasn't much to her liking, but there seemed nothing she could do about it. And so la Bennett married Hank just as soon as he was legally free from Gloria.
 As for their professional rival fy, that clothes business, it start ed almost simultaneously with Comics return to the screen about three years ago.
 For years, dating back to the time when she made such a sensa- tional hit in silent films, Miss Swanson's efficacy in wearing elothes has been her chief forte.
 Then Miss Bennett came into the picture, bringing with her an equal ability to exhibit feminine garments.
 Acting Not So Hot
 Strangely enough, considering the success they have enjoyed, neither of them ever has received . great deal of praise for histronic ability. The flowing terms with which they have been described have been confined largely to their l distinct personalities and the ex- eellent manner in which they have l dressed.
 Equally strange is the fact that | ehey have received almost negli- l k1ble mention for their dress off the screen.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-07
STRAND

Performances this evening con. clude the engagement, at Warmers Strand, of Eskimo" and "The Meanest Gal in Town" Tomorrow brings an all new show headed by a tale of thrilling adventure and colorful romance, "Mandalay, starring exotic Kay Francis.
 It is set in the picturesque back. ground of the Orient, in that sec ton of Berma where the whites come in contact with the natives The romance does not concern Orientals, however, though there | are many of them appearing in the production, but the white man | and particularly that breed of sol. dier of fortune who turns to gur running, traffic in women and other illicit trades.
 The theme concerns a beauti- full Russian girl, an exile from her own country, who is sold into vir- tual slavery to resort keeper by her own lover. Her escape on a boat to Mandalay and her pursuit entails some of the most thrilling action in the > picture. Colorful scenes take place in the night club resort which is patronized by civil and army officers, travellers or any of the whites who have the neces- sary none yto spend, and aboard a boat on the Iarwaldi Rive, where the principal characters meet again in conflict and TO. nance
 There is an unusually strong cast which includes such players as Ricardo Cortez, Warner Oland and Lyle Talbot in the featured roles The companion feature is to be Zane Grey's' "The Last Round-up,' featuring Randolph Scott, Monte Blue, Barbara Fritchie and Fred Kohler. This is the story that in. spired the song hit, by the same name. everybory is humming whistling and singing. Friday and Saturday chapter 8 of "The Perils of Pauline" will be added to this program.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-07

chuckling when you aren't swaying to those haunting voh Tilzer tunes. Joan Marsh. one of Hollywood's s most beautiful girls, is fine in the role of Judy, struggling young song writer who finally makes the grade, and Frank Albeftson is splendid as the orchestra leader who shows her the way to success. Garnishing the big scenes are the Fanchon Marco girls.
 In addition there is a surround ing program of choice featurettes Movies", a musical revue with George Givot, Jerry Howard. Bob- by Callahan and Albertina Rasch ballet. and Use Your Imagina- tion" with H el Le Roy and Mitzi Mayfair, and "everal good short subjects.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-07
SOCIETY GETS WIGGINS' HOME

Buxton, Me, UP)-"Quillcote" home of the late famed sisters, Kate Douglas Wiggin and Nora
 Archibald Smith, educators and writers, hsa been bequeathed to
 the Maine Historical society, under Miss Smiths will, as a memorial
 to Mrs Wiggin. The society also received part of the furnishings of the home and an income for it's maintenance.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-07
THE CIGAR LIGHTER WORKED

Fresno, Cal (UP)-Frank Ennis, of Fresno, has a cigar lighter. Sometimes it works, as it did the other day. Ennis was filling the lighter. Some of the fluid spilled on the floor. He Tipped the gad- get to s1e if it would work. It did. In surprise, he dropped the lighter into the spilled fluid. The house caught fire. Mrs Ennis attempted to extinguish the blaze and was burned about the face. Damage was $200.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-07

Gloria and Constance. And they do speak if they happen to meet in public. But their greetings arc extremely civil and neither makes any secret of the fact that her life would be just as complete if she never saw the other again.
 Furthermore, it was noticed, particularly before Hank legally entered the Bennett family. that
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-07

Rivals for screen fame, rivals for love .. It's warfare of the bit tercst on two fronts for Constance Bcnnett( above, and Gloria Swan. son, left.
 And from the professional standpoint, it has been so long since Gloria made a picture that all honors are being heaped upon Miss Bennett. However, we soon, are to have another Swanson film, which may change the .set-up somewhat.
 NEXT: Red-headed Clara Bow and blond Jean Harlow tangIe for Filmdom's sex appeal cham piOnsbip.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-07

the mere sight of Connie was suf- ficient to draw considerable fire into Gloria's eyes.
 At the present time the blond star has somewhat of an edge on her brunei rival. If there still is any feeling as regards the Marquis, Connie most certainly is out in front there, as she has him-to- day, anyway.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-07
FIGHT MANAGER CALLS ROLL.

Los Angeles, (UP)--Unab1e to keep count of the men he man. ages. Poppy Zazker. who handles string of local fighters, now calls roll at the gymnasium where his ten boys train.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-07

Whenever the subject of Hol- lywood's best dressed woman is brought up, they are overlooked completely. Yet no others in the entire film colony can surpass them on the screen in this re- spect.
 No Hair Pulled, But
 So far as know, there never has been an actual clash between
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-07
BY DAN THOMAS

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  Connie Bennett
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-03-07
DOUBLE-EDGED FEUD OVER LOVE AND
 FAME RACES BETWEEN THESE STARS
Marquis Turns From Gloria To Constance;
 HOnOrS Even In Battle For Fan Favor

is the h O HywoodR Riyak Dan Holly revealing tn ehnd the pr
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HOUSES-ONFURNIsHED.

lSO7 kENILWORTH AVE. Me- ROOMS
and bath: hot-water heat, electricity, gss:
mo Apply GREATER BEAVER HEIGHTS
MODERN HOMES AND BUNGALOWS IN
inspsetioa poeS p aEAsELL sasLi CT ee ASA 7O Il.
% TODD N.E.--FLAT. STRICTLY WHITE;
e9ndtfdn G5 MSKnlss sss s. SIX ass and b. good
Coln. ave-Practically new six-room, two
t1aI bath prick Colonial. by owner. No agents
GaEvY Ga c9rr.2 GHAAsGpETACHEp sao! -. cENTER 5S
2-ear garage, oil heat, servants room and
bath. Rent, S135.00. MIKKELSON &
5125 sth ST, N.W.-FIVE ROOMS. TWO
good condition. Key 5Iaa. AID. 0137-W
1920 l;3y55o 18th ST NV. FOR RENT OR
month. Sale price $4,000. CO. 4O47.
MT. PLEAsANT-9 R. . b; ARRANGED
any y cool 5a% tS9a sS9a1Gn exception
excellent condition; now available; rent
on!y 50. so. GE. 911s or Ii. O641 for
5113 QUARLEs ST NE GKEN1LWoRTHl
gas, and electricity. hardwood floors; all
RSY &c coRP6RAfoR fs5 RfR5S AZ Aa' FEW NV
NE. l3S3.
MODERN CORNER HOME; ROOMS
baths, kltchens; hot-water heat. auto
matte oil burner. one-car earsge. House
can be divided into 3 separate apis. See
OWNER. 1000 Fla. ave. ne. Ii. 10269
1890 BOWEN RID SEC ROOMS. DE-
tached. all modern improvements. OWNER.
252S Pa. ave. Sc.
WHITE
9O5 Buchanan st. n.w.-6 T. &
$3.50 j Conduit I'd. NV r. & b. ~oOOO ~
l7ao ai5'i eth st. n.w..9 r.. b. ami. $500
@$4 3 - - St. St s,wL5 r. = b. ami: 59.GS
4@o 'tP Fi6yn st; SFI DAvfs IS C CoMphNY '''o
733 18th st. NV National 0353.
1907 37th ST. Nw.-A VERY
deliehIful home. in excellent con-
dition: garage; near Western Hish
seh19 a9d sdo sE5ds 6pen Fins
afterroon and Sunday.
BOSS & PHELPS. l417 X st. NV.
so NICHOLSON ST. NV.
Detached residence, eenter-hai 2isni; i..n
Ing porch m baths ai bss large ncl9sedd soedton snd
fine. high elevation: maids room and ga
rage Bsrsai4, Il + $50 cRRR1ER Rfs fae
300 Investment Bldg. MA. 411s.
e5oa Ga, AVE R. b, GAR: ss5 .ot ot
531S 4lSt st. n.w.-S r. > b., gar. $50
l2Qs N st. n.w.-6 T.. b.. h.-wh.. On q,
4535 44th st. n.W.-6 r. b elec 46.0(
t;n3 Lamont St nw-6 r. b. ami. AZ 81
455 Mass ave nw-6 r. b. cleo 40. .0t
4O7 9TH se-5 r. b. h-w.h cleo $500
6I5 L se-6 r. b. h-wh 81: 81
1910 3Oth St nw-5 r.. b., elec 30.0t
1909 Rosedale st. n.e.-6 r, d.. 5000
ENP CHIOPFD
l43s Fla ave. n,wW6 r. b.. elec. $40. .Ot
3l3S Newport pI. n.w-6 r.. b. 81 81
1919 @ ST. nw-6 r.. b., gar. :}2 81
zoos 6Ib st. se-6 r. b. .. 30. 81
1529 M st nw@ r. b. elec -. 80.
g5 Myrtle St ne-6 r. b. elec -. 30 OF
6I2 Newton nW-6 r. .,.. 25.5(
94s r s.. n.w.-6 r.: gas. ........ 25.qt
300 3rd st. s.w.-6 r. .......... 22.5t
636 NJ st. s.e-5 r..,..." "0.5'
EDWARD p. SCHWARTZ INC.
1914 Vermont Ave. DI 621o.
10Y 2nd ST. Neil R.. B.. H.-W.H.
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WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES.
SALE-SUBURBAN.

GROOM BUNGALOW, FULL BASEMENT;
furnace heat, double garage, fruit and
shade h-acre lot within 2 blocks of cars
and bus S3,150; 500 cash. $40 monthly.
GEORGE T. McNAB. Falls Church 4Os.
MODERN BROOM HOUSE. GARAGE.
$40 80. Adams s55s after 9 PIN.
TWO TO FoRTY AcREs AS pEsIREp3-
l. p: S125 to $500 acre; terms owner.
w. A. SHERMAN. r. l.. Mclean. Va, 14s
PRICE. $1,000 ROOMS, BATH. GAS
range; elss, light ststionary. 3. ,Hd tubs; lot
have cash bal. Of $3.50. Call Hyatts. $40.
WooDRIPoE, W D; Ct 4 Ro9Ms' 90 H.,W;n:. ,HV5:
Si0 gas SUFnf r.Dse sese lot
best section; S7,450. For these and
other bargains in Woodridse. call North
1908. or inquire 2377 r. ]. ave. ne.
DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY PLACE. I0H
acres, modern ,1;irs 71roop h,u. brick DWELLING
; acres under irrisation. l u miles Alex
sner on oa % trace for afE.
within SO miles Washington: p: g, WASH
King ct. Phone Alexandris 1921. is'
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NEAR CAPITOL ROOMS. KITCHEN.
bath. open fireplace. balcony. Kelvinator.
Evening star., 1934-04-14

1928 PARK RID. NV. lust of 14th-Be
convinced try Moore's place. Beautifully
furn, rms Best food, lowest rates in
city. Special attention given elderly peo-
pile Free garage. co. 1858 -
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SALE HOUSES.

tOOHttuuto.b
E9IvERSIpE r ,sS,,5I pAEKM,AI sTRIcTLI;Y I; II HIGH, Oh
homes. Visit 1701 G ST. NE.
sEM1-DETAcHEp. six-room and bath
N
exceptional buy.
A SEMI DETACHED BRICK home in
rooms. al improvements. S @ eiec. refriT.. ga
rage Unusually DEEP DE- PoD gard'
DETACHED HOME IN CHEVY CHASE.
MD, on lot 50xl50 feet. west OF Conn
front porch. modern conyeniences and ga
FSpSE saSEkda SSFylGE Z IuGGs "a CO. On
1908 H ST. NV. MA. 2345.
RIVERSIDE PARK OFFERS MODERN 9. =
and room houses. and baths; h.nS 6siit.in ..e
sseafes ssfaf st 261 20 suS sr rf9I or
southern exposure; spacious living room.
rear porches end floor inclosed); deep
High and Elementary Schools. stores and
tional I04n or Cleveland s775 Tor ap-
p0iA'H'eVS WAVERIY y sRirS'1 TAYLOR. INC
A ST. NE. NEAR 6th-s5.a5O.
This house contains rooms. bath
h.-w.h.. elec. and . garages on a Soft
paved alley. Apartment on second floor tf
rms and kit now rented for S32 so pei
month. Can be sold to responsible party
on very small cash payment.
r. v. MARCERON.
6l3 18th St. NV. MA. 65SS.
SOMETHING FOR NOTHING2 NO.
The best value in new center-hal de-
tached brick in the city. Architecturally
perfect Near Mass. ave. Is large rooms
long lot; high elevation; S9.750. co. 3079
THE Low PRICE OF $3.50 HAS BEEN
placed on this completely detached home
in beautiful Woodbridge for quick sale. Six
large rooms tiled bath. tnclosed rear
porch, large lot paved street and alley.
1905 22nd ST. NE.
EUGENE II PH1FER. North $500.
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RooMS-FURNISHED.

-
441S Bird ST. N.w.-Newly furnished front
room with bath private entrance; excellent
location; German family. AID. 0s64-W.
2O59 PARK RID. 0acing Rock Greek Park
mod i'm, phone gentleman, Govt. employe.
DOWNTOWN. Conn: ave, go l5th,2ndiii nd
fInHi nTST stpSiT Dpt .t Tor nsnne or D.
s31 EYE N.w.-Room, kitchenette,. percn: SGcn
81; large room. range. water. hrst n3or'
quiet. attractive house 70
NEAR BUREAU STANDARDS. 372s Yuma
st. n.w-Single front room IN pripa's
home, shower, automatic heat. EN- 3296.'
1929 n ST. NW.-Neat, well kept single
room. $I2; continuous hot water; owner IE.
garage. 10
b72s lst ST. N.w;-Furnished, room com. com, m
rrst floor. Inspect any time ---z------,
REsEARCHMENS CLUB. 1907 I EYE
st-Single So; double. 81 each person.
chance to earn room; noaro. go 4p, - -
1908 18th ST. W;-Downtown' s.Hsrsi iaTsi
baths; So single. $3.50 double.
1907 PARK RID. N.W.-Furnished room:
Apt 6; private family near 14th ST. car
reference exchanged; meals optional
THOMAS CIRCLE, 1882 MASS. AVE. NV;
Gentlemen; cozy, comfortaole room: al.
modern conveniences. Phone NE. 2o6S.
1890 MONTAGUE ST,-one or two rooms,
adjoining bath. in private family; Just
above 18th St. Reservoir. GE. 6346. -
DO YOU want honey s, room 0Snni in "a, private ayt
4SOl Brandywine st. NV
l4OS SPRING RID. N.W.-Two large. nicely
furn rooms; one includes porcn; conVen-
lent to cars ami. co. 17s9-J, -
1920 EMERSON ST. NE.-Two connecting
rooms, second floor; sink, range, sas. cleo,
h.-wh.. bath; ST. week.
1874 EUCLID ST. N.w.-Room for refined
lady in private family southern exposure
attractive; S17.
1854 UNIVERSITY FL, vicinity l4th and
Clifton-Large. bright. front room ,nsu tEtil
beds; ami; $50 monlh: ooten.S41 aS,I 80
3o4 PEABODY ST. N.W.-LARGE ROOM.
lavatory. semi-bath; suitable couple; pll-
vate family: near car line GE. 4o-o ..-,z -
1905 ST, NV large room: twin WIN
1ss2 EYE ST. NV APT. a.. 51mFFoRRt FoRt
elevator to 9TH floor. d.. lole' 10
til 1inuous hot water, steam heat iss ieIse
phone. shower bath; garage; Sl.5o 10
655 K ST. NE-Contortable. nicely tur-
nished front room. next 10 bath, sf week.
gentleman only
NEAR NAVY YARD-Nice outside single
room. next to bath. for gentleman, S4;oo
per week. CL. 6642: 10 -
34Sg HOLMEAD PL. N,W,-Room aoJoln-
Ing bath 81 mo-; nams I9nm'ed Ip5u gt'0ne'
EUCLID. p block west 18th, nice, bright
he'd room. next bath. md floor. private
home; reasonable; garage. Ap. 100,
6o6 F. ST. -N,W.-Adjacent Hechts, So to
SIS week; elevator service l"
1915 KALORAMA RD.-Qulet room. heA'
10 bath; convenient to two car hheS.
,as9o HIATT N.W-sINGLE FRONT RM;;
next bath privileges: $40 mo. AL. "2~o-''
ROOM AND PRIVATE BATH IN p,!GgSSs4e sGS4
home. S25 month. Phone Emerson el
wv ST NW-Laree front room. newly
furnished; / or = ladies. North 321t-J,
1l43 18th ST. N.W.-Desirabie do%uDle %
front room walking distance to ooWhtoWH.
2257 QUE ST. NV.
nri...ta hone: large. Quiet room adloln-
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SALE-SUBURBAN.


AURORA HILLS, VA.-7-ROOM HOME
and about one acre. overlooking Washing
ton. VIII trade or sell on your terms.
RhSn: Ro9ss Csrsnd9n rsI l2o5-W-l. or write !, r.
FOR SALE-.S4. 500: No 1O5 SHEPHERD
rd;.. University Park. Md; rooms. tiled
path with shower. hardwood floors and
trim throughout, electric range in kitchen,
strips; screens and awnings 2-car garage
would take or 2 acres of ground as part
BEST BUY IN MoETGoMERHYp Hpc county
-Four miles beyond Silver Spring on
eSarG. GSssyils sn5 5d adioni9E Quaint Or
and bath modern home. 3-room cottage
4-csr garage, chicken house. 2 acres rich
a16en: ssaS CottaEe desirable for servants or
Open Saturday afternoon and ali day sun.
phone 'i p'o'ei'S' Vi
Shepherd 1900. Silver Spring. Nd .
"a A GREAT OPPORTUNITY
I. % acres. sevsn-room frame dwelling
asSf msSf, 6asrn osdI. and and outbuildings. Improve
Ss.75o: Terms. 81 900 cash, balance alan oHiS IN
three years. Suitable for trucking fruiit
isroo Gr cary farm. Rich land. watered BY
half somses Stsesm ian ana several springs; One.
miles Tnn,n 4 from Falls Church. Va. 80 minute,
eng ssnd school. Could be subdiVided in neal
future and sold at a tremendous proht
- SHANNON 4 LUCHS co
Io"5 ST. NV. MA. o345
WEST SIDE WASH BALTIC. BLVD. JUST
so. OF Laurel-Lot. l0OxG5O: IL r. and
NV n. cleo. water and sewerage; clear
closing estate; Sc. 500 cash Also 10 ~
800 a., vicinity Laurel at right prices anc
IIsrms 20. GE 6146
N E Ryon Co. 1918 N Y. Ave. MA. zoos
BARGAIN
6-room bungalow. 800 Hot-watrr
heat. - acre lot. fiie shade: miles from
civ blocks from bus Terms. G. n
REEVES. Phone Falls Church 293
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FROM $4,000 TO 100000 YOU
a 90-foot corner lott an indiyid-
ually designed and well constructed
house in a select neighborhood by
prominent firm that has the repu-
tation of building high-class houses.
Tentative plans and colpred per
spectives win be submitted for your
consideration. Address Box 40l-D.
Star once
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ROOMS-SUBURBAN.

WIDOW will rent / furnished rooms for
housekeeping in her bungalow home. Man
and wife no children. very cheap. Can
Capitol Heights 597.
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HOUsEs-UNFURNISHED.

CoLoRED-2O27 FLAGLER PL, N.W.-e
large rooms newly papered and painted.
only S45 GEORGE JAMESON. Ala jeff
erson st. NV. Georgia 074S.
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CHEVY X chase; HgIS q c.

50 I50-TERMS.
$500 3Oth pi.. lust north of Military
rd.; new 8 rooms. , open hreplaces. 2
tiled baths recreation room finished in
knotty pine: garage: larse lot to paved
alley. Open tor inspection.
MORGAN Z MORGAN.
11os 10th NV. Ma. 9453. Eve. DI. 41S6.
GROOM BRICK HOME.
1904 eth ST. NV.
ONLY S6.g50-S59 so MO.
Attractive Rll-brick home with large
concrete front porch. rear screened
porches and detached garage; on high ele-
vation. one square from Sherman Circle:
condition; deep lot. Only $3.50; 90. 900
less than original cost. See 1t today
Terms to suit Call GEorgia 3522. Open
daily until pm.
$3.50 WILL BUY A BROOM AND BATH
bungalow near 10th st. and Rhode Island
ave. ne Present owner paid $500.
CHARLES L. NORRIS
2l35 Pennsylvania Ave NV.
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HOUSES-UNFURNISHED

64Ol 9th ST. NV.
6 rooms, new house condition.
Corner House with Garage.
Large Lot. 500.
HARRY WARDMAN, INC,
1872 X St. NV. DI. 1880.
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WHTTF-HOUSES.

w IL L. ~ JILL.
2325 Wyoming ave. n.w.-12 T.. M
1903 s'rs; Buchanan sil dss st. dns.sw..sr.. b., oo
oil burner, eiec.. garage. ..;. 135.0O
5000 Moorland lane. Bethesda ,..oo
14Il K st. n.W.-ll r., 2b... 117.60
1890 Mass ave n.W-g r.. b.. 1000
Md.-s r.. ' 100 90
alS Eye st. n.w-l2 r. - b.. 10000
Law. garaee $500
1,2b 18th ST. n.w,-g r. b S5.n0
4205 18th st. NV r., b., Law. $500
54lS l3th st ny-S r. . b 1900
:Se3I Van Ness st. n.w.-S r.. b.. 72.5O
S13 9th st. n.w.-l0 r.. b.. ami. 5O.pl
1910 Irving st. n.w.-S r.. b., gar. $500
1882 Michigan ave. n.e.-l0 l.. b. 5000
924 g p! n.w.-12r. b. b.,..t. 5000
rig fight and hot %S water furnis nj he'd, ' $50
1889 Quebec st. n.w.-6 r. b.. $500
14t5 You st nw-s r: b.; heat kan
5sl9 Colorado ave nw-S r.. b.. $3.50
9a 9oa Allison st, nw.-b l., b.; ami. 5000
liPht and hot water furnished. 5000
12l4 Randolph ne-9 r b. gar. 5000
I124 Oates st ne r. b.. 5000
G23 Somerset pl. n.w.-6 r. b.. 5000
3643 1lth st. nw-6 r.. b. ..... 4750
Ssnst $2nd St onish.d nwM b!s.m.rt r. b. lst a7to
619 Kenyon st. n.w.-6 r., b.. $3.50
5SOS Geofgia awe r. b.. elec.. 1880
4639 Brewer pl. nw.-6 r.. ..,... $500
3g92o p2rtner st. nw.-I6 T.. b.. ;t5 90
33i 18th St s.e.-6 r.. b. ...... $500
205 Linden ave. Alex va r. b. 1900
253 4th pl. NET r, b.. lat. elec. ~ so
5oS st. n.w.-6r. b.: lat. 80. 5000
$500 Evarts Sc me- r.. b. -. 5000
25 K st. n.w.-5 r. stove, cleo. 1880
r. +. SAUL CO..
ma. eIno as5 18th st NV.
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.

WANTED TO RENT-HUUSES.
500 TO S75. UNFURNIsHED HOME. IN
or near city direct from owner; lease and
good reference. GE. 2661.
HAVE TENANTS WAITING FOR FUR
nished and unfurnished houses. List yours
with me. LESLIE D. MEASELL. CL. 4733. :
GROOM BUNGALOW. GARAGE. NEAR
car line. Rent must be reasonable. Address
Box 374-D. Star once. 1bs
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ROOMS-FUR. AND UNFUR.

CHEVY CHASE. D. C,--Largse front tEoat room tHn,
so exp priv Law. c. h. W: blocks from
Circle; garage Tel. CL. 1927. 1901.
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SALE OR RENT-sUBURBAN
$500.
WANTED-SURRURRAN

COMPLETELY FURNISHED SIX B00N
mousse. Cherrydale vicinity occtjpancy
May-September; adults. Address Box 31H-D
oar omce 15s
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RnnMS-UNFURNISHED

1860 MINTWOOD PL. Qsth & Col: rd;}}~
51d and third floor rooms for particular
business people; reas; comfortable SUI
roundlngs. -,
1871 EYE ST. NE.-3 large, unfurnishea
rooms; heat gas. electricity, gas rahSs' S.1
shower bath; S30-oo mohlh-
- IARGF light comfortable Ink. rooms.
private entrance; gas and elec tur' con-
venient. close in; $50. PO. J169-M
7O3 3rd ST. NV (3rd and Gl-2-roqm
front apt. bright. airy; gas. elec;: NV Il,
range; convenient TO Govt Ptg. otnce: 10
1925 T ST Sc. (Anaeostia)-Three light
bousekeeping rooms modern; eas, elec
heat; $50 Atlantic 3617-M-
1928 v ST. SE.-:i rooms, porch. al moa-
ern improvements, heat. gas and heht' obo,
643 MASS. AVE. NE large rooms
EitchenetJe. private bath; heat. gas. elec.
T35 lith ST NV rooms and batn'
also suitable for business or ONCE. IA