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Evening star., 1934-03-15

PACKARD J-paSs. de luxe sedan: custom
built body. beautiful upholstery: looks and
runs like new Call National al5S be-
tween ~ am. and pm. Privately
owned
Evening star., 1934-03-15

DODGE 1881 IS sedan finished i'll dark
blue Duco: Slip covers. practically new
tires. Philco tranSItone radio. A car that
YOU Will be proud to own. backed by a
money back guarantee. A TreW value at
SD. The Irew Motor Co, 1926 lith.
DE I1lu
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PONTIAC 1891 coupe; rumble seat look
and runs ilne: try to duplicate condition
ana price or this car: carries our money
back guarantee and only S19J The TreW
Motor Co. lJ1G lith DE 1910
Evening star., 1934-03-15

PONTIAC 1890 second series sedan: APP
pearance unusual: motor as quiet and
powerful as the day it was purchased.
tires like new A splendid buy at Sni1
LOran Motor Co. l4IG Irving ST NV
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1860 EUCLID ST. NV.
Electric retrlgel alton on house cur
rem. Resident manager.
:. rms. kit & bath $1,000 to Si1 80
Evening star., 1934-03-15

IERRAPLANE 1858 = ConPtrtIble COUP,
beautiful belsr nn!Sh red wire wheels,
like new III every respect. Your most
careful inspection invited. Only SD.
Puhanka Service. ll"G '!Oth st y. DIS
trlCt pIi1
Evening star., 1934-03-15

WHIPPET l1.!s sedan. 4-cy4uder. good
condition. SO. co Si:::. Rear 50
Lamont st NV X W Terrett.
USED CARS 80. all types all models,
FOrdS Chevroiets. PontiaCS. Graham-Puge.
Special March sale. clearing stock Spt-
cIal terms Government employees. Capitol
Motors 10 Pa ave Sc
AUTOMOBILES at WeSchIer's auto auction
'!S II II W. every Wednesday and Satur-
day 10 a m Usually good assortment
Evening star., 1934-03-15

PIERCE-ARROW 1928. model 81. A
wonderful finish. upholstery. and a motor
that will give many thousands OF miles of
satisfactory transportation. Lee d. But
ler Inc. u II Champlain st IL w
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1858 COLUMBIA RID. NV.

Electric RefriReration
= lmS., kit. ba tn. $1,000
Evening star., 1934-03-15
SALE-AIJTOMOBIIES.

FORD 1881 de luxe coupe; rumble seat:
perfect mechanically; appearance like new;
Sl15. FAIR DEAL" l""0 14th NV.
Evening star., 1934-03-15

FORD 1912 VS. de luxe custom sport
roadster; rumble seat; tires and everything
like new; owned by lady. who gave it best
of care: only S341. on terms Nolan S,
Evening star., 1934-03-15

Elec refrieelation on house cur
rent Resident manager
:! rms, kit. bath. S44.uU to 5000
Evening star., 1934-03-15

CONN AVE & KAIORAMA ROAD.
Larse briGlt ronmS with high
ccii;ngS Twenty -iOUr-hopT switch
board and elevator service. General
Electric IefrIgalatlou
3 rms KIT and bath ... So 80
& rms. KIT and " baths IA! 50
Apartments LlGhted IN Evening.
Resident ManaEer
Evening star., 1934-03-15

PONTIAC 1880 coupe-roadster; good low.
price buy. Capitol Motors. els Pa.
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ol41 O ST. NV

Elec rcfg.ceration Resident manager.
= rms ~ bath -, 80 TO SO 90
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FORD cabriolet. You might as well saw
1t rs brand-new; only 5000 miles. Lady
III U. ). Government bought 1t new; must
now sell. Sia, can give easy terms
NOlsQ.N LII Mn u Il
Evening star., 1934-03-15

FORD 1873. vs. Tudor sedan: ebony
black with gold stripe: mileage very low.
tires and appearance like new: S3I9; your
car IN trade. Losan Motor Co, 14I9
Irving ST. NV
Evening star., 1934-03-15

FORD 1890 coupe. SlG5; de luxe Job. with
Is wire wheels. excellent motor, rubber
finish and upholstery. Lots of car for
ChanDla'n st NV
Evening star., 1934-03-15
SALE-AUTOMOBILEs.

PONTIAC 1898 straight sedan; driven
little and reflects the careful treatment
giyen 1t: black Duco finish unblemished;
around; deep velour upholstery: famous
Fisher no-draft ventilation, dash starter
control Mechanically ironclad with TRI-
ANGLES 3o-day. no-coSt Blue Ribbon
Guarantee. A real good buy at S515:
terms. TRIANGLE MOTOR Co No =
Evening star., 1934-03-15

CHRYSLER 1890 de luxe type sport road
Stel: rumble seat. Il wire wheels trunk
rack. mirror light. tan buned leather all
chrome. red-head motor. nntSt condition.
Only So; on terms. Nolan's. III 18th
81
Evening star., 1934-03-15

FORDS S-la:.;i coach. also 1893. coach Sc
dan and coupe kood buys. 1870 coach,
1899 closed car: Trade. terms Eve
HInsS. Sunday. 10 Pa. ave. Sc. IL. 03o3.
FORD latest model de luxe Tudor sedan
Evening star., 1934-03-15

PLYMOUTH Royal de luxe sedan: q wire
wheels, t:unk. etc. Just like brand-new;
original owner Sell. S}9i. on terms
mn 18TH ST
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< CONN AVE NV

CONN AVE AT FLORIDA AVE
Conveniently located eight -StCry
elevator building Several apart
ments Command pleasing view Of
City Free electric refrigeration.
PeSident ManaRsr
- rms, kit bath $50 90 to So" 50
Evening star., 1934-03-15

DE SOTO 1872. 5 c. i-door sedan; new
paint and tires. low mileage excellent me-
Chancal condition: mighty fine car; - -.
Leo ROCCa Inc. Dodse-PlymOuth direct
factory dealer No. N. y. ave. ne. MA.
Evening star., 1934-03-15

PONTIAC 1890 Royal coupe; dark blue
new tires. fine upholstery; looks and runs
lHe new; only SlGa. on terms Nolan S
III lSth ST n "
Evening star., 1934-03-15

| PLYMOUTH latest 1872 sedan. p B.
model perfect condition in every way:
| new tires: sacrifice Tor immediate sale;
! terms and small car in trade Adams
Evening star., 1934-03-15

PLYMOUTH 1892 sedan. equipped with
the Plymouth famous floating power mo-
tor: safety. all-steel body; free wheeling,
hydraulic brakes. all tires are new. finish
is excellent, and carries our money-back
guarantee. Trew value at S335: terms
and trade that will please you. The Trew
Motor Co.. 1926 14th DE. 1910.
Evening star., 1934-03-15

FORD 1880 sport roadster: brand-new
black Duco finish. orange wire wheels:
tires like new. motor perfect. rumble seat.
Very sporty and only Sl6n Fohank
Service. ll26 10Th St NV District 9l4I. .
FORD Royal vs. Victoria almost brand
new, always kept i'll heated garage; must
now sell sJ..; small down payment
N0Ian.s. IlLI 18Th II NV
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II -WIh ST NV
Gas and elec. included in rent
house current. Elevator. Resident
NanaScT.
" rms. X equip & bath e.. $50.
) rms. & 80. $1,000 to 80
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Continue (Contn
1h,der. SAUL management
2o21 CONN AVE NV

Conveniently located elevator
buildlng; apartments in excellent
condition Resident Manager Elcc-
tric refrieeratlon on house current
2 r.. X x b Si1 81 to -" 30
Apartments Open and Lighted
Evening star., 1934-03-15

FORD 1923 de luxe roadster: rumble
seat. etc: sacriflce So on terms
Nolan's. IN 18th st INV.
FORD 1879 Tudor sedan $40. good con-
dition. co. Sf:iI Rear 80 Lamont st.
II " w TerIrtt
Evening star., 1934-03-15

BUICK l9!S Standard II coupe. So;
excellent finish. good motor and rubber.
Real good transportation. Lee ID. Butler.
Inc. !l.,I Chnmplaln st. NV.
Evening star., 1934-03-15

FORD 1879 Tudor sedan; dark green:
trunk rack and u wire wheels mounted
spares III tenders. only run about l::,Ouu;
sacrifice. NS1; consider terms Nolan S
llll Nth ST NV
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CHEVROLET 1919! sedan. >!gJ: only ~lJ
down. balance arranged on easy terms.
This car Is practically new in every re-
Spect: motor paint and upholstery you viii
appreciate Glad 10 demonstrate. Come a.
YOUR earliest convenience for this real buy
Century Motors, lSuJ 4th II. V. NO. 9I:i!!
Evening star., 1934-03-15

BUICK 1879 de luxe ROYAL sedan: had
very little USE; owner gave 1t best OF care,
orl.lnal finish like new only S'.I,. OH
terms. NolanS ;. nm 18th Il nv.
Evening star., 1934-03-15

FORD 1881 standard Fordor sedan; paint.
tires and general condition excellent
cheapest car OF this type in the city:
priced at Sl91 on easy terms, Logan
Motor Co. lIl9 Irving st NV
Evening star., 1934-03-15

CHkYSLER Roval de- luxe coupe in ey-
cellent mechanical conuItion, good tires
and appearance: rumble seat and many
extras. ~lG. on terms. Losan Motor
Co "a - IrNInp ST II "
Evening star., 1934-03-15

CHEVROLET 1871 de luxe cabriolet: beau
tlful condition. also has Philco radio. wire
wheels. trunk rack. etc. Only S1S1 OH
terms Noian'S. 18Th and NJ SITS. NV.
CHRYSLER lg'!g de luxe coupe. rumble
seat; beautiful condition; looks and runs
like new. Only SlJt. on terms. Nolan 5
llIl Nth Il
Evening star., 1934-03-15

FORD 1890 de luxe sport. almost like
new. has had "Nolans' super service
Only Sl:': on terms. Nolans. IN 18th
Il. NV
Evening star., 1934-03-15

STUDEBAkER 1891 Commander de luxe
sedan; beautiful black finish Il wire
wheels. trunk rack, very clean interior
and nne appearance throughout; excel
lent mechanically, only $40. terms. L.
+. Steuart Inc. l:;',J l4th NV.
Evening star., 1934-03-15
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

BUICK 1878 sedan; excellent appearance
perfect motor. new PerteN hot-wateI
heater; 50 down. - weekly Price
SD No finance charge DI. ii II
FAIR DEAL" l'!!!O lith NV.
Evening star., 1934-03-15

FORD de luxe cabriolet; only IN use ,
lady; must sell S531; can give
terms. Nolans. IN 18th st NV
Evening star., 1934-03-15

DE SOTO late model S-cylindcr sport
cabrio-t; very classy desert sand finish.
smooth and peppy car in the pink Of
antee: reduced TO S!lI: terms and trade
Logan Motor ca, l4l" Irving st. NV.
DE SOTO 1917! convertible coupe; rumble
seat. new tan top Slip covers. reriniShed
IL black DucO new tires II you are look
lns for sporty. fine running automobile
tins one before you buy. The price is
right and We will give YOU q good trade
The price Tor today is S::9I The Trew
MOTOR Co llnn nm DE InIn.
Evening star., 1934-03-15

FORD de iuNr sedan, Just like new. only
run i''oo miles; never been sold. used by
company; perfect Can sell on Gaze"
plan. ~. cash. balance by month
NOi.n'S- lIll 18TH ST. NV.
Evening star., 1934-03-15

FORD latest de luxe Victoria h-pasSenger
coupe. sport type; only 5000 miles. sac
iiflce, 500. on terms. Nolans. III
lSth St NV
Evening star., 1934-03-15

! PONTIAC 1898 coach: Just like new. your
! most careful inspection invited; black nm
ish. black wire wheels. heavy-duty tires
| upholstery shows no wear low mileage;
| S.1J. Pohanka Service. IL G3Uth St
| NV District
Evening star., 1934-03-15

PONTIAC 1881 de luxe sedan; maroon
nniSh. Il wire wheels. all good tires and
excellent mechanically. priced very low
at >36J; terms. trade. l.. p. Steuarl,
Inc, l:..,1 lith n W
Evening star., 1934-03-15

CHEVROLET 1873! sedan. >9gJ: only so
down. balance arranged on easy terms.
THIS car is practically new IN every re-
Speet: motor, paint and upholstery you Will
appreciate Glad TO demonstrate. Come at
your earliest convenience tor this real buy.
Century Motors. lSUJ lith nv. NO .,'!:I',
Evening star., 1934-03-15

DE SOTO 1881 S. A. 4-door sedan. with
Il wire wheels dark blue color. good tires.
excellent mechanical condit on; must be
seen TO be appreciated SD Leo Rocca.
Inc. Dodse-Pls mouth direct factory dealer,
No. N Y. ave. ne Ma. IH.l.,
Evening star., 1934-03-15

FORD 1891 Tudor sedan; heater. Winter
front private owner, Nl1J. Phone GE.
,tI1. 1875 Jefferson NV
Evening star., 1934-03-15

GRAHAM 1890 Silver Streak sportsman
coupe: has not been treated roush han
died W!ih care. and splendid Car for
only >lH1- ON terms. Nolau's JlII
ism st Nv
Evening star., 1934-03-15

FORD l932 VS. Tudor sedan: used about
5000 miles; private owner: must sell
So. Nolan's. IN 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1934-03-15

PONTIAC 1890 standard coupe; beautiful
car only $4,000 miles; new tires. fine
condition only SI31. on easy terms. No
lans. III 18th St NV
Evening star., 1934-03-15

PONTIAC 1891 sedan; looks and runs
sppearamce and Condition. as Well T's't as the
price OF this carat terms and trade. A
Trew value ut 81 The Trew Motor Co.
lloE I'm. DE lHlN
Evening star., 1934-03-15

DODGE 1893: conv coupe. sI:.5: original
finish OF tan like new, & wire wheels. eX
cellent rubber. khaki top leather uphol
stery. motor Al; has automatic clutch
and free wheeling. metal tire covers and
trunk rack. Lee d. Butler, Inc. 3I:,''
Chgmulain ST II "
Evening star., 1934-03-15

FORD 1919 de luxe cabriolet; looks and
ans lIll 18TH 81 uw
Evening star., 1934-03-15

FORD 1893 latest model town sedan:
color. dark maroon: shows best OF care
and is an outstanding value at $40,
Warield Motor Co. .J?l Sherman ave
NV. Adams 5000 Open evenings
Evening star., 1934-03-15

PONTIAC 1891 coupe. S2S5; original
brown finish in the best of condition. eX-
cellent motor and rubber For economy
III operation. this car Lee ID. Butler.
Inc 4ll.I ChAmplain st. NV.
Evening star., 1934-03-15
LA RENE

y I'VE W.
Electric refrieeratlon on house
current Elevator and switchboard
service Open and lighted at night.
Resident Manager
| rm., k. Il. a. d. r......S43
. T.. d. u X b. 50. 80 10 G..5u
Evening star., 1934-03-15

PACKARD 1890 standard *" club sedan
with trunk on back finished in beautiful
original tan color Duco. with almost new
gray whipcord upholstery and practically
new tires: mechanically perfect This car
will equal in appearance any 1913" or 193t
Packard for newnesS; having been driven
$1,000 miles by one owner. and runs like
clock. The N r. A. Code Book is con-
siderabiy higher on the trade-in value
than the price We are asking; S:,15; terms
Standard Motor Sales, .0!4 l4th
ST. NV. 15-
Evening star., 1934-03-15
RENT-FLATS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
SALE-AUTOMORILES.

A7RTRN latest 1871 de luxe; 6 wire
wheels lust like new: must Sacrince.
$40; perfect condition. NolanS llll
18th ST. NV.
AUBURN latest 1913 custom sedan. salon
only run . 500 miles: original owner must
sacrifice: consider terms or car III trade.
Adams 0GS1.
AUBURN latest lg3} de luxe sedan 6
wire wheels. trunk. etc. This car IS
almost new; personal car of Government
Official; would sacrifice S921: consider
car in trade; could give terms to right
person Adams O6S1
BUICK 1890 model "61" 5-pasSeneer Sc
dan: new tires excellent paint clean in
terror, very good motor; S395: terms,
trade L. p. Steuart. Inc. 1925 l4th NV.
BUICK 1881 5-passeneer sedan; wonder
fu buy, $685.. Capitol Motors, els Pa.
ave. c.
Evening star., 1934-10-13

Washing Convenience Increased.
Another new piece of kitchen equip
ment provides an electric washing
Evening star., 1934-10-13
s5,ss1 .s42, and September, 1884, $5.-

81, ,391 ,642, and September, 1884, S.
245, ,s42.
Non-residential construction, the
figures show, gained slightly over 1888,
but the September figure for this year
was a decrease as compared with the
preceding month. The totals for this
type Of work were: September, 1893,
$8,075, ,445; August, 1884, $11, ,648, OILS,
and September, 1884, $10,547 ,280.
A comparison Of the figures reveals
that alterations, additions and repairs
represented an investment nearly twice
as much Ia dollar cost as In new resi-
Dental construction, and slightly more
than 100000 less than the total
spent for non-residential new build
ing.
In this connection the Federal
Housing Administration points out
that its new building program, under
which mortgages on homes up to $l6,-
600 will be insured, is not yet under
way. Rules and regulations covering
this section of the National Housing
ACT are now being drafted, and are
expected TO be announced about No
venber !.
Evening star., 1934-10-13
COUNTRY LIFE GROUP
TO MEET IN CAPITAL
National Rural Forum Sessions
to Be Held Here Nov. 1919.
Wallace to Speak.

The National Rural Forum Of the
American Country Life Association
will hold its annual meeting this year
in Washington, November 16 to 10.
The theme of the conference will be
National Planning and Rural Life, ="
and will include the following dis
cussions: Trends making adjustments
and planning necessary, current ex-
periments in national planning, and
what should be done to improve the
programs of agencies at work In
rural America.
Henry A. Wallace, Secretary Of
Agriculture, will be one of the speak
ers at the closing session.
Evening star., 1934-10-13
Bath Room Color Schemes.

The walls of an attractive modern
bath room are silvery gray, banded in
deeper shade. Light yellow ceiling,
ivory tiling, yellow moire shower cur
tain and floor of black complete the
picture. The edges of all the shelves
are painted in warm tone which is a
cross between rust and dark henna.
An alternate color scheme would be
oyster white, chartreuse and delft blue.
Evening star., 1934-10-13
90 PER CENT GAIN
IN REPAIR OUTLAY
F. H. A. Cites Labor Figures
to Show Improved
Status in Month.

Alterations, additions and repairs
to all types Of property in the United
States gained approximately SO per
cent in dollar volume during Septem-
ber this year as compared with the
corresponding month last year, it was
announced today at the Federal
Housing Administration.
Making public figures compiled by
the Buerau of Labor Statistics Of the
Department Of Labor from 525 cities
in every State, the Housing Admin
istration reported that permits for
property improvements costing
$9, 9,904,6 ,692 were issued during last
month. The September, 1888, total
for similar work was 81, ,495, ,495, while
the August. 1884, figure for the same
type of work was $8,960,276.
Cover F. H. A. Drive.
The statistics cover the period i'm
mediately following the launching of
the property modernization and re-
pair program of the Federal Housing
Administration, which today is in full
swing in more than $500 communi-
ties, with private lending agencies ad-
vancing funds at the rate of 81 1,000,-
600 daily under the administration
insured loan plan. This latter figure
does not include cash that is going
into repairs from private sources, the
volume of which reached 81 to each
81 of insured loans N the case Of at
least one city.
The extraordinary increase in repair
work as reported in the Bureau of
Labor Statistics figures more than off,
set a decline in new residential con-
struction. which dropped approx
mately % per cent in September this
year as compared with the same
month Of 1888. The figures for this
field Of building activity were: Sep
tember, 1888, $6,721,5 $40; August, 1884,
Evening star., 1934-10-13
Pickup Being Felt.
New Adaptor for Radio.

Any radio can be converted into a
radio-phonograph with new adaptor,
consisting of an electric turn-table
and pickup. Housed in compact
chest, it is linked to the radio by two
wires, can be operated at a distance
from it.
Evening star., 1934-10-13
LAND USE PLAN TRIED
First Definite Proposal of KIND
Effective in Maryland.

Plans for cooperation between
State agencies in Maryland and the
Federal Government in developing a
program for better land utilization in
the State are being considered and
a definite proposal with respect to
one area in Garrett County is being
presented to the people living in that
section, it was stated in a recent
radio address by DIR. Thomas B.
Symons, director of the University Of
Maryland Extension Service.
A number of other areas have been
proposed, it is stated, but thus far
no decision has been made as to
whether they will be included in a
land use program.
State agencies interested in the
land utilization movement include the
Extension Service, State Planning
Commission, Department Of Forestry,
Conservation Department and State
Highway Commission.
Evening star., 1934-10-13

machine with automatic timer, a
damp dryer, ironer, clothes hamper,
work table, food mixer, extra electric
outlet and wiring for radio, all in one
conpact cabinet
Evening star., 1934-10-13
Cotter Pins Eliminated.

A new. simple automatic lock nut
has locking pin built integrally with
it, requires no lock washers or cotter
pins. 1t is put on, taken of the
same as an ordinary nut, can be used
repeatedly, fits any standard thread.
Evening star., 1934-10-13
New Soap Cuts Paint.

A recently developed liquid hand
soap is said to dissolve and make
water-soluble lacquer, paint, varnish,
enamel and grease, to leave the hands
soft and smooth.
Evening star., 1934-10-13
PROPERTY DRIVE
"0VER THE HUMP
Home and Business Better
ment Success, Says Mod
ernizing Official.

The nationwide home and business
property betterment movement Of the
Federal Housing Administration has
gone lover the hump" and is now
definitely pointed toward success.
Roger Stefan, director of moderni-
Zation credits, made this statement
when reports from all sections Of the
country established the fact that one
of the main objectives of the cam
paign had been reached. This is that
loans are being made at the rate Of
900 a day.
He pointed out that when the mod
ernization credit system began to
function, some two months previous
ly, that when loans reached a level
of 1000 daily there could no longer
be any doubt that the project has
been seriously and energetically adopt
ed as a medium of bringing about
economic recovery and relieving un-
employment.
Reports Weeks Behind.
The reports upon which the calcu-
lation of 1000 loans day was based
are weeks behind, as reports are made
monthly and there is every reason to
believe that this will be exceeded In
the next returns. 1t was emphasized
that at the time the field representa-
tives reported communities had not
been organized.
Since then better housing cam
paignS have been started in practi-
cally every community in the United
States and every section of Americas
business and social life report that
unmiStakable signs of stimulation are
being noted. In addition to the loans
made under the regulations Of the
Housing Administration past expert
ence has demonstrated that nearly
twice as much improvement work is
undertaken on a cash basis.
The amount of the loans is not def
nitely known, but the most conserva-
tive estimates place the amount which
established as essential to place Amer
lean homes again in good physical
condition.
Pickup Being Felt.
The number Of the loans, however,
is not the only barometer indicating
success Of the movement. Every line
Of business which may profit from
building, modernizing, repairing, is
beginning to feel pickup. Contrac-
tors who never before have bought
newspaper space are advertising and
making q bid for the new business
which is available. Bankers are in
viting loans. Industries which do not
profit directly from any stimulation in
the building industry are outlining
campaigns to enable them to cash
in" on the general revival which is
calculated to return a large number
Of people to work and give them the
means Of becoming purchasers.
Evening star., 1934-10-13
LIE OF WHAT CAN BE ACCOMPLISHED

second story added over the front of
the original house. Two similar wings
were added on either side, which gave
it good balance and impressive breadth.
The width was increased even more
by the addition of porch on the liv-
ing room wing and kitchen and
pantry on the dining room wing. (See
photography.
Completed by Portico.
ITO complete the effect a magnifi-
cent portico was placed in front with
large Doric columns. Exterior de-
tails which have particular character
are the dormers, chimneys, cornice
and brackets.
"On entering the house great
SpaciousnesS is felt by the large CEN
ter hall, II feet wide, and the living
room on the left, 80 feet long, and
a dining room on right, "a feet long.
One can see about 80 feet from one
end to the other of the house.
THE interior is carried out in true
Tidewater fashion, and provides an
excellent background for Mrs. Smith
many beautiful pieces of antique
furniture.
THE living room Is paneled full
height with wooden cornice at the
top. This cornice with its nodules
carries throughout the hall and din
ing room also. The living room panel
ing is painted delicate blue green
and the floor of wide maple boards is
stained very dark. Hall and dining
room have a paneled wainscott and
are papered above.
"A library opens of the hail and
is paneled in knotty pine. This forms
an interesting variation from the
other painted and papered rooms.
"The operation converted the orig
inal six-room bungalow which had
two attic rooms to a home with the
rooms mentioned and seven large
bed rooms and five baths"