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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-05-21
ALL LIVESTOCK
RECEIPTS CLIMB
AT CITY YARDS
Increase Is Attributed to
Huge Fire Damage at
Chicago.

An increase in livestock receipts
and business at the Indianapolis
Union Stockyards this morning re-
suited greatly from the huge fire
damage at the nations largest live
stock trading center Saturday.
Practically all receipts of various
classes of livestock on hand in early
trading today showed a substantial
increase as compared with previous
Monday sessions.
Extremely heavy hog receipts
forced prices from 10 to 20 cents
lower than Saturday average. I'm
derweights registered the minor de-
crease. The general bulk of 100 to
$50 pounds was selling at $3.50 to
e. 60
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-05-21

CITY grain elevators are paying 70 cents
for No soft red wheat other Eradcs
on their merits
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DUT despite the objections to Mr..
- County's plan from a practical
standpoint it has many advantage
Gus features. As he says, if it is
advisable to reduce the number of
system in the east to four or two
as has been proposed, it would be
even more advisable to reduce them
to one The railroads seem to be
getting as much competition these
days from trucks and other carriers
as they are from one another. and
this competition would remain.
Moreover. with the proper regulation
they could be kept pretty well in
line on such things as rates and
service.
A point about which there might
be some concern, however, is the fact
that the railroads. under Pennsyl-
vania executives plan, would have
the same type of management that
they have had in the past. This
management has not been particu-
larly aggressive. They might we'll
hire some of the automobile people
to show them how to get things
done.
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A S the biggest railroad in the

A S the biggest railroad in the
L "A country the Pennsylvania
would have more votes than any of
the other roads in the management
Of the United Eastern. That proba-
bly, would not set very well with the
other concerns which are supposed
to enter into the scheme. A fight
somewhat like that which arose
among the states when they first
sought to select representatives to
Washington probably would develop.
Mr. County suggested that the
new operating company should have
a working capital ultimately of as
much as Sl00.00O,000 and that this
fund might be supplied by the in
dividual railroads or by the govern
ment in the form of a loan. OBJ
vlOuSly the railroads could not dig
up that much money at this time.
Many of them can not meet even
their interest charges. He proba-
bly, had in mind the second alterna-
tivC-the borrowing of the money
from the government No provision,
however. was made for a govern
mcnt representative on The board of
directors although the Interstate
commerce commission would con-
tnue to regulate their activities to
the extent it has regulated them in
recent years
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-05-21
FEDERAL FARM LOAN BONDS
by BIyth & Co., In
May 10
Home Loan

As July 1, 1851 ............. 10024 1O1 90
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
3l4s March Is. 1964-44 ~ 1O1 20 1O1 %
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In the Cotton Markets
May 19-
CHICAGO
NEW ORLEANS
Retail Coal Prices

The following prices represent quota
tions from leading Indianapolis coal deal
ers. A cash discount of Is cents per ton
is allowed.
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Cattle Market Uneven

Several better grade porkers we're
reported salable up to $3.50. Light
weights ranging from 100 to 100
pounds sold at S275 to 1925, while
extreme grades scaling 100 to 1870
pounds, brought 50 to $3.50. Re-
ceipts were estimated at 1000;
holdoverS. 295.
Early sales of slaughter steers in
the cattle market remained I'M
changed to slightly higher than the
previous close. Bulk ranged from
Sc to 1855. Heifers ana COWS showed
only slight change. Receipts num-
bered 1900.
Usually, only around four to ten
loads of cattle are available on
Monday, while today twenty loads
were reported on hand. Veal prices
continued to display steady trad
ing range, selling at Sc down. Re-
CENTS were 300
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representations ana earnings would
be appOrtiOncd according to the in
come of each road as averaged over
a period OF years. Presidents Of the
existing roads would make up the
board Of governors Of the proposed
management concern.
theoretically the plan is excel
lent. From a practical standpoint,
however. there are several logical
exceptions to it. If the various COM
panies entering into the corporate
whole we're to maintain their lden-
ties and If the presidents Of these
companies were to be held RESPONSE
bic to their stockholders there prOba
bly, would be more battles among
directors of the top concerns over
where money would be spent for
such things as Improvements and
maintenance than there is among
politicians over disposition Of pa
tronage and postOfhces.
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MarknI LnN

U4o-16O) Good and choice . $4,000 3.25
Light Weights
(16O-18Ol Good and choice &C.. $50
100000 Good and choice ... 355
Medium Weights
C2oO-22O) Good and choice e.. $500 3.65
(220-250) Good and choice .. $500 3.65
Heavy Weights
C25O-290l Good and choice ~ 3606 1865
C290-350) Good and choice 49,. 350T 800
1850 down Good ..-!..' 0.' ASA 800
ESQ lbs) Good ............ 2506n 290
All weights) Medium .-.. 2.25G1 275
uOO-13O) Good and choice -. 2OO@ $50
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U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS
by United Press
NEW YORK May 19.-CloSing liberties
Decimals represent thirty-seconds)
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Stockholders of the Industrial RayOn
Company approve an increase in the
authorized stock to 12OO.0O5 shares
from 100000 shares and exchange of
stock on basis of three shares of the
new stock for each old single share. An
option of 100. 600 shares of the new stock
at $50 a share to six officers of the COM
pany also is approved Directors of the
firm declare dividend of ~ cents a
share on the new stock, equivalent to
SIPS a share on the old stock.
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New York Curb
BY Abbott. Hoppin & CO..
Bond Prices

by Fenner s. Beanel
MAY 21-
Evening star., 1934-08-26
ANNUAL REUNION
|. Of 10Th VETERANS
Local Members to Attend
Sessions in Baltimore
Next Month.

The fourteenth annual reunion of
the goth Division Association will be
held In Baltimore on September /. 2
and 3. Many members of Washing
ton Post, No. 20. are planning to at
tend.
The local post. organized in 1880,
has q membership of $50. Earl D.
Gregory, one Of the three men Of the
29th Division to receive the Con-
gressional Medal of Honor, is q mem
Der Of the local post.
At the last meeting Of the post, held
at the Thomas Circle Club, commit
tees to select a national vice COM
mander from the District and four
teen delegates to the reunion were
elected.
The delegates are: ]. Fred Chase,
Edwin E. MCGOWAN, william B. Keely,
Louis G. vogt, Harry Coope, Russell
P. Freeman, Vincent P. Fuschini,
John O'Connell, Maurice P. McGrath,
Hugh P. McKenney, Thomas r.
Boteler, Lawrence P. Marsch, Chester
]. Wolf and Alvin ]. Scott. Alter
mates: Lemuel Buckingham, Harold
P. Bell, Harry Burke, Leroy w. Hart
ley, David A. DodSon, william p.
Connell, Edward Dittoe, Wilbur H.
Hollidge, Percy Klein, w. E. Nc
Carten, Harvey N. Tapscott, Gerald
j. O'Day, w. A. Schotter and j.
Robert Simmons.
The Lord Baltimore Hotel will be
headquarters. Members should make
reservation direct to the hotel. A
parade will be held at 10 am. Labor
day.
Evening star., 1934-08-26
BOY BEGINS FIGHT
TO ESCAPE DEATH
Lawyers May Try to Prove New
ark Youth Is
Insane.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
COLORADO SPRINGS, August IS.
Walter r. Reppin, Newark, N. j.,
youth, whose career as bandit once
led him to death cell in the Colo
RADIO Penitentiary, next Thursday be-
gins his second battle to escape execu-
ton in the States lethal gas chamber.
Convicted of Staying Vincent Regan,
taxi driver, in a hold-up and SEN
fenced to death, Reppin was granted
q new trial when volunteer attorneys
carried his case to the Supreme Court.
II Walter has any concern over
the outcome Of the second trial he does
not show it as he sits alone in his
cell in the county Jail here.
His attorneys indicated they may
attempt to prove Reppin insane.
Evening star., 1934-08-26
COUNTRY ESTATES.

ONE OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA's OLD
est and most noted Colonial homes. 10
tom farm; ami; situated in the shenan-
doah doah Valley at the fqot Of Blue Ridge
Ms MS ,t miles ,fTeGfsd from WaShngss9qn as
Hites. Virginia's earliest settlers; one of
Virginia's old slave plantations. Address
Box BOOK, Star ofhce.
FOR SALE 6 PLAINFIELD ESTATE, A
beautiful home on the Valley highway;
large brick mansion, extensive lawn, beau
tiful trees, large garden and lot; 10 acres;
five minutes drive to Winchester. A. OS-
BURN, Kernstown, Va.
Evening star., 1934-08-26
RENT-FARMS.

so ACRES. NEAR NoRBECK. MONT
gomery County; six-room house with mod
ern improvements. barn. two-car garage,
now occupied. but available Sept 10; rent
reasonable. Address Box 470-x. Star once.
Evening star., 1934-08-26
Here's Your Opportunity.

COUNTRY CLUB GROVE. VA.
We offer this lovely siX-room. two-patn;
colonial, center -hall-type home: insulated
side walls and roof; emi-eolonlai.
living room. open fireplace. porch. dining
room with built-in cupboard, bed room
and bath first floor. modern kitchen. Two
Spacious bed rooms and bath: also storase
room, copper gutter and screens, bullt-ln
garage. beautiful Handicapped lot with
One should not pass this by before buy
ing This subdivision is rapidly growing:
All city improvements: twenty mlnuSes oi
town; transportation; store, schooi an9
country club convenient. Also see the .
homes now under construction and you pc
the judge as to location. workmanship
and materials. Open Sunday and daily.
straight ahead / mile. or. out Lee High
club. then straight ahead L mile to this
wooded section and home.
w. s. HOGE. JR.,
1927 K St. NV. DI. 6563.
CLARENDON, VA.
:. 5 rooms. gas. elee.. city water. shade:
$500 cash, $40 per mo.
5 rooms and bath. ami. cleo; retrig-
Price, S4. $50; $500 cash. balance $40 per
mo-. and many others to choose from.
once open Sunday. 2 until g..
TUDSON REAMY,
Is N. Clarendon Ave-. Clarendon. Va.
Telephone Clarendon 1882.
Evening star., 1934-08-26
Truck Brings Water.

During the water shortage at Hors-
ham, England, water was delivered
from a truck, the man in charge ring
ing q bell to announce his arrival,
Evening star., 1934-08-26
WANTED--LOTS.

81 500 CASH LOT 18th ST. EXTENDED.
State size and particulars. Address Box
272-X Star ONCE.
LARGE. WooDED LoT. NEARBY va. OR
lars Address Box 259-X. Star ONCE.
WANTED-RESDENT LOT IN d. c..
50-75 #. front. Address Box 3SS-X, Star
once.
WANTED-sUBURBAN LOT; STATE LO-
cation. size. cash price. Address BOX
36S-X. Star once.
Evening star., 1934-08-26
SALE=ACREAGE

"a ACRES IN COMING SECTION Dis
trict; beautiful high land facing Capitol,
opposite Fort Dupont Park. bordered west
e1eap. DR.. SUTER. l6 II stnW.
dA, ACRES. oXON HILL, MD.-EXCEL-
lent for subdivision; bareain, $3.50; terms.
Particulars. S25 r st. ne. Lincoln O3Os. .
5 ACRES, OVERLOOKING ROUTE NO. /;
sion; $4,000. Inquire MRS. c. HINo
Tower Inn. 5 miles south of Alex va :
Evening star., 1934-08-26
r. D. LILLE CO.,
266 Carroll St. Takoma Park GE 33ot
WANTED-FARMS.

DAIRY FARM. NEARBY VIRGINIA PRE-
fisrred; must be on main thoroughfare and
ifvable house and cultivated farm: must
be cheap; price must be quoted. Address
Box 437-x. Star once
WANT TO BUY FARM IN SOUTHERN
Mo; 100 acres more or less: good tobacco
soil and attractive home; state price. size
and location. Address Box 265-S. Star
Evening star., 1934-08-26
RENT-BUSINESS PROPERLY.

10000 SO. TT. 2nd COML GROUND
with r r siding. NV; only $50 per mo-;
ideal for contractor or metal business.
MA. 9257.
OVER 1000 SQUARE FEET OF SPACE ON
the second floor in building rear of 1871
z st. NV. Rent reasonable.
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO..
1871 X st, NV
Evening star., 1934-08-26
WATERFRONT PROPERTY.


COLONIAL BEACH, VA.-FURNIsHED
week e5s n NV NV. Pf. 6Tt 4f4s. lens al SAO per
NORTH BEACH, MD.-COTTAGE FOR
rent: electricity. Columbia 3445.
BAY RrDGE-:FoR sALE-LARdE COT
See See MR. PUTNAM on River drive or cali
P1NEY PoTNT-LoT 50x1ss FT.. Dr.
Tieetly On Potomac; finest saltwater bath
cash. Address Bog so: ssoex. ssss1ds star Once. $3.50
Arm. FURNISHED COTTAGE. SCREENED
porSn. ISac1: eiec running water. boat; sloping
LARGE LOT WITH 5o3;FoQT FRONTAGE
ern Maryland; nice beach, price. S375.
Address Box 333-X. Star ONCE.
POTOMAC RIVERFRONT NEAR RIVER
Springs, ;Is s st.; Msry's County; excellent fish-
LEoNARD sN1DER. La Plata. Nd. '"Ai'''
FOR RENT-cOTTAGE NORTH BEACH.
Aaecommodates eight; reasonable. GE.
EDGEWATER BEACH. MD, COTTAGE
for rent; six rooms, furnished ali con-
yeniences lincoln 6631-W.
SHADY SIDE. MD-FoR SALE. FUR
nished shinEls BUNGALOW. ; rooms: firs.
soxs6o: hne view west giyef and bay:
bUNGALOW IN SOUTH RIVER PARK.
Md. miles from Annapolis. 2 bed rooms,
living room. dining room. kitchen and
wash room; 20-foct glassed-in porch. elec.
refrigeration and range; cement walks.
shrubbery. combination garage. bath house
and toilet. Neatly furnished $500:
terms. Call evenings. co. 1889; day
FOR RENT-AUG. 27-SEPT. z: COTTAGE
at Arundel. square from bay: large porch.
living room. bed rooms. ami: row.
boat: $40. ME. 0058.
FURNISHED COTTAGES FOR RENT OR
sale. YENDEL, Shady Side. Md. Phone
Columbia 1130-W.
COLONIAL BEACH. VA.-3-ROOM cor
tage. furnished; screened porch. rowboat;
Sept. l. Lincoln 9SS4-J. Monday or after.
DUCKNG SHORE BARGAIN.
Three miles Of water front: hne roads
to property. containing 106 acres. i'm
niShed. in perfect condition; also 5-room
club house with servants quarters above,
equipped with electricity fireplace gym
room. lockers. toilets. shower bath, three
bed rooms. hot-water heat: completely
furnished. ArteSian well; 1.500-gal. tank:
stable. garage. kennels, chicken houses.
etc: wharf, boats and ducking equipment.
Actual cost over 10000; will sell for
less than one-third of investment for i'm
CHAs. H. sTEFFEY, INC.
1886 N. Charles St.. Baltimore, Md.
Evening star., 1934-08-26
SALE.--L0TS.

BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LoTs-BUY. To-
ssS BOO t0mHEI9E of l1es
50 down s. mo; T, Take Ike. = stree; car to
E. Tine ssCys M, Walk E5.SnS Ga S sS 5d 70
or drive out Benning rd.,. Central ave. to
Chapel rd., left on Chapel I'd. to carmody
I'd. right TO 9th st.
BEAUTIFUL LOTS FACING MOUNT VER-
from Penn. ave. ranging in prices: $500
CUMBERLAND AVE, sOMERSET-69x15O
lge. trees, Sl,500; MONTGOMERY ave. Be-
thesda-55x150; $1,000. c. s. MOORE,
owner. Wise. 2s23. Somerset Nd.
sPEcIAL-owNER AUTHORIZES DIS
from D. c.. near Potomac. Md. Fine site
for home or ideal for subdivision. Price
only $3.50 per acre: LoU1S p SHOE
course. row or semi-detached: price. So
250; act today. ME- 1856.
BEAUTIFULLY WOODED ACRE. HIGH
e4cs IF o ong sna s'G us ST. s
in 10 days; will double in value in 3
years. Address Box 453-X. Star ofice.
LOTS IN ALL SECTIONS: 81 10000 TO
55xIOO. THos. D. WALSH. District 1855.
IN CHEVY CHASE ABOVE THE MILITARY
rd.-Splendid lot. 50x126. at much less
than cost for cash; , u
HOBERT e. HEATER. 1877 Eye 81. N w.
DI. $3.50.
BUILDERS, ATTENTION. LOTS FOR SALE
where houses are selling rapidly. Second
trust taken for purchase price. Construc-
ton money aySilsblso va Hocr r.
1927 St. NV. " N' '-- D1 e5es.
THE FOLLOWING LOTS ARE ALL BEAU
tifully wooded and for location, environ
ment and price cannot be excelled around
Washington.
Look these over, then give US ring or
Ht Fort Ethan Allen; o6oxi4o.:: $4,000 90
At Brookmont; 5oxI2o. ..... 5s0-0o
This last overiooks Rock Greek Park.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
1719 K Street NV. MA. 1886
CoLoRED-Il9 BEAUTIFUL LOTS MP G.:
mo. Call Mr.. COOPER, MA. 1859. 81
RENT-LOTS.
GOOD HOPE ROAD AND NICHOLS AVE.
24xl30. North Capitol and @ sts;; large
lot for auto wrecking. THos. D. WALSH,
s15 goth st. NV: suitable parking. MR..
MAY. 1882 Penna. ave. NV. 20.
SALE-INvESTMENT PROPERTY.
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE, A MODERN APT.
house on an excellent NV. corner, con-
tanning % apts., elec. refrigeration in all
apts, modest rentals and bldg. is well
fiiled: may be had for about five times the
SSSEAM %saJxs4d SIds' S OGDEN Ma '6S'' 'lS
CLEAN-cUT BRICK WITH 10-YR LEASE
yearly; only $3.50 cash. Ma. 1857. e
SPECIAL BARGAIN-Two-FAMI APT,
5 rooms. bath each, a.m.Li price, S4,63o'
NE. 1856.
ON ST. AT 18th N.w.--.7 R. AND BATH,
elec... etc; perfect condition; lot 22xlo9
a month; price, $3.50; cash or terms.
This property assessed value S5,4OO
OWNER. District 45O9.
2-STORY BRICK NEAR 10th AND Q SITS.
terms. r. ELIOT MIDDLETON. NE. 1927.
$1,000 CASH OR TERMS
Home or investment; needs some re-
conditioning; good renting section. Ad-
dress Box AK, Star office.
3-FAMILY APT. IN SPLENDID LoCA-
ton; baths. automatic heat. h. W.
Owner. occupies one apt: and other two
bring in in $40 $50 Pc Per me. mo; Price. s7.soo' can
nnaA' feA'SilsSjs dRAHAM & OGDEN.
Ma. 36s9. 313 Woodward Bldg.
INVESTORS ATTENTION.
Practically New Semi-Detached Bricks.
t2) rooms. bath. built-in garage, hot
water heat, electric lights. S5.25O each.
Rents, S92 so; good tenants.
See Mr.. Moss, GE. 6483.
WAPLE a. JAMES. INC.
1925 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1934-08-26
SALE-FARMS.

BAR q dAIN-MoNTGoMERY COUNTY
farm, 297 acres. e-reom house al out.
hlS 6StldnEo Eoon1 eaEn, for horses eo snd eow
So $50 for quick sale. Phone ROCKVILLE 65.
10 A. GOOD HOUSE. FRUIT. ETC.
Colesville Pike and Montg. I'd. Price,
s525. Archie Turner. r. p. D. 4. Rock
POTOMAC RIVER PRoPERTIEs-CoLo-
NAL homes-duckins shores-farms. Write
iP i51I Vii ouiiford Ave, s Baitimore. Nd
ga ACRES FRONTING ON DEFENSE
Highway; high level land large trees
cleo; $3.50. W. @. WILLIAMS. cL. 6242.
S ACRES. SMALL HOUSE. BARN, "a MILE
I; g.. in Nd Price 5000: $500 cash.
IS ACRES OF THE MOST FERTILE LAND
ot So Pn a sGhnf safa With 'qs
dwelling. hot-water heat. bath and cleo
trieity; large basement ,sI barn in G excellent
elevation with excellent view: within 3
Il 3. MITCHELL Hsrndon. s GtHe Va. v pTSS, Phone
DAIRY FARM. Is MILES VA. 1s3
acres. S-room house. steam heat, SO acres
timber, balance flne pasture; 500 per acre.
Call r. s, DONALDSON, Me. 1852. 202
COUNTRY ESTATE. 100 ACRES. s-RM
Fairfax Nice lawn and fine old trees.
Young orchard Of 800 apple trees, Priced
at Sls.O00; substantial REDUCTION for
fisn; Shone ga. 6 T. REEVES Falls Church. Va
200 ACRES. Is MILES FROM DISTRICT
So; 1000. Terms. Address Box 271-x. Star
once.
125 A. s-RooM STONE HOUSE WITH
streams and springs. 20 miles from D. G,
S5 900. Terms or S4. $50 cash. ROBERT
D. GRAHAM. Fairfax. Va.
90 ACRES. IL MILES FROM MT VERNON
SSG9 asn 9 aox mStT sSsT say syAos
] miles. from downtown. IL miles from
Alexandria; high ground. good for chicken
Phone PAT WAGGAiAN. Fails Church
UPPER POTOMAC ESTATE. 20 MILES
Ss i'qos
topography; views mountains; fertile river
bottom farm. yielding profit $40 per acre,
GEO. H. SUMMERS. S06 18th. MA. 9407.
HAVE JUST LISTED A BEAUTIFUL OLE
Another small stone house. 100 yrs. old
fine setting. old shade. apple trees. stone
spring house. large stream thru blue gras;
meadow. country home of antique charm
State rd.. elect. nearby. SO acres. $500
New Groom house bath. elec.. h.-w h
Is acres fne soil. large OLD trees &c ! 0-mi mi,
Several general farms. 2oo-35o acres
nearby Md. S75 to 800 per acre. Buy land
on present market, save now. make money
later Do not delay Ask experts. r. B
FARQUHAR. BROOKE MANOR. ASHTON
Evening star., 1934-08-26
SALE OR EXCHANGE.

6hLE Oh EAOuAINOEs
COUNTRY ESTATE. 11s ACRES, IN WAL
dorf, Md, on State road; best truck to-
bacco land; fine modern home. ami,
also 4-room house, outside bldgs.. in
good condition; price reduced from S15,-
600 to $1,000; require 5 to 10 rooms
b BONG IN n,Ps0M p & Call Brandy"ine 2s-FIl3'
2 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH APART
ments. beautiful surroundings. for Groom
house northwest. GE. 64S4.
LARGE HOUSE NEAR GOVERNMENT
depts. suitable for business. or nice home.
VIII trade for S-room house. detached.
Address Box 16S-X. Star ONCE.
CUNT APARTMENT HOUSE DETACHED.
Oil burner. electric refr.. incinerator; good
location; consider NV. residence or water
front. SHep. 2525-M.
APT HOUSE. NEAR CAPITOL.
Tapestry brick: comparatively new
and % bath each; fully rented iS at q about 500,
month. Economic building to operate.
Ideal for resident ownership. Consider
trade. For further information. see Mr..
Towbes. CAFRTTZ. 1404 K st. DI. 90S0.
EQUITY IN 7-RooM BRICK HOUSE.
conveniently located, for late model Ply
mouth or Chevrolet. Address Box 3S4-X.
SALE OR WILL EXCHANGE s-ROOM. g
bath house, nearby Maryland. for Hamp-
shire Gardens apt. or Petworth house. No
agents. Address Box 443-X, Star office
WILL EXCHANGE Co-OPERATIvE APT,
2 rooms, kitchen. bath. for small house in
WILL GIVE $1,000 EQUITY IN RENTED
urban residence or residential ground.
MA. 9527.
Evening star., 1934-08-26
RENT-STORES

RENT-STORES.
922 Sth ST. S.E-GOOD-SIzE STORE
with bay window front. large room in
rear. 3 room and bath apartment 2nd
floor; S65. DIXIE REALTY CO.. National
$3.50. or Sunday call Potomac 2712.
sos NV. few doors from Hecht's De-
partment Store-Large store suitable for
once or any business.
112s 9TH ST. N.W.-LARGE STORE WITH
Or without living quarters. ME. 1898.
1739 F ST. Nw.-SUrTABLE FOR ANY
small business busy street. near Govt
depts.. $50. r. o. BELT. Union Trust Bldg.
27'
NEWLY BUILT STORE WITH BROOM
apt, in rear; located 1119 King St. Alex
andria; Va; Especially built for shoe store
reasonable Apply 100 King ST., Alexan-
dria. Va. Phone Alex. 766.
ITO N. Y. AVE.-BAsEMENT SHOP;
heat. light. water and toilet; $4,000 mo.
A; NJ. COOPER. S2o-11th st. NV. MA.
725 9th 81; Nw.-sToRE. s ROOMS
ana pain ..'........ SI0
l32O gth ST. NV so
LINKINS CO..
1893 De Sales st. DI. 1922.
MOVING, PACKING q STORAGE.
LOAD TO. NEW YORK. AT ONCE. Low
ATED VAN LINES. 1926 N NV. WE. 1889