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The Washington times., 1935-10-17
DispensdYWorkers
In County Are Bonded

ROCK KVILLE, Md, Oct. II
Completing their bonding Of EN-.
ployes in the county liquor dis
pensary and warehouse, the board
Of Montgomery county commits
sioners today approved the placing
of four bonds totaling $4,000 with
q New York firm.
Charles Edwin Boswell, night
watchman, has been bonded for
$1,000; Robert Brown, clerk, fol
$1,000, and Lille Doris Buddecke,
secretary, and Lorenzo CornWell,
delivery agent, for $4,000 each.
The Washington times., 1935-10-17
Suicide on Vessel
Is Mystery 10 Police

LOS ANGELES, Oct. II GIN
SJ.-Found hanging from a
silken cord in his stateroom
aboard the liner Taiyo Maru,
the death Of Waichi Ota, 41-year-
old Japanese army engineer baf.
fled police today. Mystery was
thrown about the apparent sui
eide when ships officers delayed
reporting the case, and held the
body aboard the Taiyo Maru until
shortly before it left for San
Francisco last night.
The Washington times., 1935-10-17
ADVERTISEMENT
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Itching usually stops when Zemo
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use clean, soothing Zemo. It should
be in every home. Insist on genuine
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81. All druggists.
The Washington times., 1935-10-17
FALSE teeth
"Stay Put" SAYS Druaaist

''with my gums gradually shrinking
I had difficulty keeping my plate in
position with various denture powders.
Most Of them lasted only q few hours.
Now use FASTEETH and what q diff
ference! ! now wear my plate for ~
fort Fasteeth does not wash away or
become thinned out, but STAYS PUT
until / am ready to remove plate. FAS-
TEETH is tasteless. Does not sour or
cause foul breath. Holds false teeth all
day long"
Accept only FASTEENTH to enjoy
false teeth comfort like you've never
had before. Ask for FASTEETH at
Peoples Drug Stores or any other good
drug store.
The Washington times., 1935-10-17
Public eaking

A drama and public speaking
group will be organized Friday
evening at Hine Junior High
School branch of Southeast Com
munity Center, Seventh and C
SITS. s. E. Under direction Of
Mrs. Marie Moore the group will
learn the fundamentals Of voice
culture and acting.
The Washington times., 1935-10-17

social security. He added:
'Here before our eyes Is the
alarming beginning of a planned
economy and on every hand is
a loss and surrender of individ.
ualiSm."
The Washington times., 1935-10-17

welfare Of every man, woman
and child"
Recent legislation, he said, has
gone a long step toward national,
ization Of railroads, public utili-
ties, banks, labor, agriculture and
Evening star., 1935-04-28

The bushmaster, on the other hand, has
been found in Trinidad at length of nine
feet. and on the mainland of South America
specimens ten or even twelve feet long have
been killed. Therein lies the difference in dead
illness; the bushmaster injects considerably
greater amount of venom when he bites. and
he injects it deeper into the flesh of his victim.
His killing apparatus IS really enormously
developed - almost ovH-developed. have
seen heads with fangs two inches long; and
two inches of hollow needle through which
teaspoonful of poison can be squirted under
great pressure is a formidable instrument,
even if the poison Is theoretically or even
practically less potent than some other.
But when l say the bushmaster IS the New
Worlds most deadly snake Qeaving out of
consideration the reptiles of the Old World,
where the king cobra certainly takes pre-
cedence), tell only half the story.
Deadliness is not much of factor to con-
slider if the snake is of such shy and retiring
disposition that it runs from fight and
Evening star., 1935-04-28

get glimpse of cleaning, curved ivory
needles. You leap back, or you parry the
stroke. A second later you find that the
bushnnaster is at your very feet again. In the
instant of striking. he has glided forward two,
three, perhaps five feet. Again he strikes, and
again he misses Oct US hopeD, and still he
glides forward, actually pursuing his victim,
driving him into corner or against some
obstruction.
Ishall never forget my first experience with.
a bushmaster. It was an experience of perhaps
four minutes duration, but after thirty years
it IS vivid IN my memory.
1t happened when I was boy. l was FORM
ing my first collection of snakes, the collection
that not long afterward became the nucleus
of the great collection at the New York Zoo
logical Park when joined the staff of that
young organization.
Through connections in Trinidad had
managed to make an exchange of snakes. l
sent fifty-three more or less common North
American snakes to scientist in Port of
Evening star., 1935-04-28

deadliest snake? He doesn't look any more
poisonous than diamond back RATHER. Prove
what you say"
Some things think even the most sceptical
of US are willing to take on faith. I don't know
anybody who would be willing to let dia-
mond-back rattlesnake bite him, hold stop
watch to see how long it took him to expire,
and then, if it were possible, to revive and 90
through the same experiment with BUSH
master in order to prove which venom acted
more quickly.
Drop for drop, the venom of the BUSH
master is not the most deadly venom of any
New World snake. The tropical rattlesnake is
generally considered to hold that honor. But
the small difference in the potency of the two
poisons IS more than made up for by the
comparative size of the two snakes.
A tropical rattlesnake rarely attains
length of more than five feet and while his
fangs are powerfully developed, those on an
average specimen are not more than an inch
long.
Evening star., 1935-04-28
A closeup Of the
two-inch fangs that
are his poison needles

cannot be induced to
attack. And nobody
can say that of a bush
master.
Like most poisonous
snakes, the bushn,aster
prefers not to fight. As
a rule, if you leave him
strictly alone. he will
do the decent thing
and leave you alone.
But he knows his own
weapons and he takes
no insults; if you stir
him up, he will take
the aggressive side in
stantly.
Then all his most
dangerous qualities
come into play. With
the forward third of
his body reared a foot
from the ground. the
black-and-salmon-pink
head pointing forward
as the body arches into
a lateral striking loop,
the bushInaster glides
into attack.
The head flies for
ward in a lightning
quick stroke and YOU
Evening star., 1935-04-28

s~rs
81. ~
: ~ -. ,essss.zasoiaaaasueiAA
Spain and received in return fifteen reptiles,
including an eight foot bushmaster.
There were several venomous snakes in the
shipment, including four coral snakes and two
fer-de-lance. l handled them cautiously, of
course, but without difficulty: they were glad
to exchange their quarters in cloth travelling
bags for the clean and comodiow cages in
my snake room" at home. anticipated no
greater difficulties with the b,,shmaster. al
though was aware that he was tough Gus
toner and would stand no careless treat
ment.
Nevertheless, was totally unprepared for
what happened. The bushmaster, too, was in
heavy bag and with hook on the end of
broom handle up ended it in front of the
cage door. Eight feet of sinuous, waxen. mag
nifoently colored snake slid down. and out,
and by all the rules should have glided grace
fully and gratefully into the dark recess of the
cage.
But the bushnnaster didn't follow the rules
of the game. stood there entranced by the
beauty of my new specimen. my eyes set on
the bsshmasters, and in about three seconds
IrealiDed why was staring 90 fxedly at that
massive head.
It was moving toward me!
Without my realizing it, the bushmaster
had thrown the whole anterior half of its body
into striking loop and was edging forward to
get within striking distance. One rapid step
backward carried me into a chair and as I
stumbled, not quite falling. slammed the
hook at the creatures body and halted it for
an instant until regained my balance. Again
it flowed forward. half over and half around
the hook, and as l moved back, it moved
forward.
Until then had not realized that any viper
could be 50 deliberately aggressive and 90
dangerously determined in pursuit. Time after
time thrust the hook into the snakes path
as I retreated around the room, and each time
had to quicken my backward steps or that
wicked head would have been within casting
distance.
Things were rapidly getting to the point
where was going to be racing bushmaster
around very small and cluttered room. when
l stepped on broom handle which had
broom, and not hook, attached. That was
weapon with real defensive surface, and l
snatched it up as the bushmaster glided under
the legs of chair. and halted his short cut
with dash of the broomstraws full in the
head.
He did not strike, but he drew back and
frightened into coil and his tail beat vigor-
ously on the floor. That meant he was sur
pised and undecided whether to quit or
get really angry. A few more prods of the
broom and he gave up and glided off under
the chairs. BY judicious guiding with the hook.
forced him to crawl into the cage, and with
the greatest sense of relief have ever exper-
fenced IN all my years of handling snakes,
CONTINUED On pase ~
Evening star., 1935-04-28
If neev Mshmaster, eAme,1ca's
deadAest snake, is coming
to the United States. Here an
authority tells his adventures gvitH
this dangerous reptile
by RAYMOND LEE DITMARS
Curator of Reptiles and Mammals Neso York Geological
Park; Aathor of "Snakes of the Wo,lf', Etc.

n MOTHER bushmaster, the New
~ Worlds deadliest snake, has been
~ captured in Trinidad. and. if all
- goes well, will be on its way to
the New York Geological Park by the time
you are reading this. 1t is a young snake, only
two feet long. but suspect it will arouse as
much interest as did the bushmaster brought
back from Trinidad last fall
That was the first bushmaster exhibited in
the Geological Park in about twenty-five
years, and he lived only a few months in
captivity. Yet during those few months l
dared not pass through the Reptile House if l
was in a hurry. Somebody was sure to stop me
and fire volley of questions about the BUSH
master.
Sometimes instead of questions was met
by an outright challenge.
you say the bushmaster is the dead!iest
New World viper. Well. what makes him the
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

! 1892 CALVERT ST. N.W.-Large. beauti-
| fully furnished front bed room; Beautyrest
mattress; $3.50 weekly. -
27i2 ONTARIO RD.-Large front room:
first floor nicely furn.; newly decorated;
near 18th and Col. I'd; reasonable
1854 CALVERT ST. .N.W.-Furnished
rooms: must be seen to be appreciated q
few left; make your reservation.
! 1888 OATES ST. N.E.-Furn. rms, adjoin-
ing bath, for . men; $3.50 each per week;
1881 FAIRMONT N.W.--Apt.. sink, range;
So. Basement. single, So wk Also l43o
Columbia rd plenty heat. hot water
26OS GARFIELD. near Wardman-Fur-
! nished room with twin beds; l single room
in well-heated. private home. Col. 25O0.
MT, Observation-Disclosures large md
floor front room. Call Columbia 1889.
1873 2Ist ST NV. u block Conn. and s.;
Beautiful corner room, south exposure.
Closets. twin beds S40 other single rm.. 81 5.
5739 COLORADO AVE. N.W.-Single front
room; newly furn.; S15. Double, twin beds.
Instant h. W. home privileges; near cars,
bus. Board optional. Phone Georgia 6SS7.
1900 MASS. AVE.-Large. comfortable cor
ner room with ivate bat~ "0p"enientiy
located; maid service; reasonable. q"
1885 IRVING ST. N.W.--Single front room
in refined home, southern exposure; clean,
comfortable. Phone Adams 1921.
1918 JEFFERSON ST. NW;-Warm sunny
front room. nicely furnished; So week
Phone GeorGfa 5644.
81 DELAFIELD PL. INTERCHANGEABLE
room. refined Jewish home; gentleman;
convenient transportation. Col. 9260-J.
~ 18th ST. N.W.-Large front fur
nished room, convenient for two. Phone
Adams l457-W.
4"S DELAFIELD PL. NW.-Large. beauti-
/ tul room with > windows; private home.
Phone Columbia 1888.
1924 MONROE ST. NW-Bright, newly
papered room, md floor. private family:
convenient location reasonable; gentleman.
Phone Adams OS76-W
PORTLAND HOTEL,
l4th st. and Thomas Circle-Large out
| side rooms. 81 week. private bath Sl2.h0
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PORTLAND HOTEL.

! l4th st. and Thomas Circle-LarRe out
| side rooms. 81 week: private bath $500
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ROOMS BATH, H.-W.H., BED ROOMS;
near bus. stores and schools, Ballston, Va
500. BROD1E & COLBERT, 1907 Eye st
NV. National 1873.
a .Ir
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APARTMENTS-FUR. G. UNFUR.

IN PRIVATE HOME. 3 OR 4 ROOMS FOR
Ink: aut. heat and hot water, a mi; bus
service: reasonable. Kensington f"-R.
2421 Both ST. N.E.-ROOM AND KTTCH-
en-, sink, range. refrig.; oil heat; everything
furnished; 3 large clos; share bath one
lady; ladies only. One block BladenSburg
I'd and ChanuinE Ga
THE ANCHORAGE TEA HOUSE 603
queen St Alexandra soo na@3 rooms bath
. rooms bath furnished or unfurnished
third floor; 500 month. Charming old
house. high ceilings. plenty hot water;
quiet adults only. Phone Alexandra 1875
APARTMENTS NEWLY DECORATED
some furnished In high-class northwest
buildings Car available on appointment
Call Mrs. GREEN. Adams 454S.
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SALE-HOUSES.


Modern Broom bungalow. 2-car garage;
corner lot 50xl50. Price $3.50. WILL
LIAM F. CARLIN. Sl15 Georgia ave.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-NEAR SCHOOLS.
churches, stores and bus service: new Cape
Cod home; brick construction, slate roof.
insulated. detached garage, all-electric
two baths an amazing value; priced under
$500; will sell on small cash payment;
monthly payments less than rent. Phone
Wisconsin 49i3.
GEORGIA AVE. NEAR UPSHUR ST.
Modern 6-room brick. cellar. porches,
garage space; first commercial; ST $50;
ssM esT s balance " an Po2thlS y until paid
Modern 6-room brick. cellar. long yards,
Gear garage: price. $4,000: terms.
NEAR LINCOLN PARK
SiX-room and bath brick Arcola INV h..
eieG Colonial i, front porch; s3,550; $3.50
JOHN SCRIVENER & lilo
District 1850 ola G st. NV.
QUINCY ST, NEAR 14th ST.
Two-story- and,attic brick: three bed
rooms two nel9sed rear poEehes full
rear yard TO alley Only $3.50.
400 H St. National 1862.
SACRIFICE.
Sl1,5O0 for immediate sale. o409 Water
side drive One-half actual cost
THOMAS P. BROWN. National 1919.
oPEN-MOvE IN AT ONCE-S7. $50.
$3.50 cash. balance like rent; detached
big rooms. tiled bath. attic, fireplace;
Go to Bethesda. turn left at bank follow
old Georgetown I'd. to Battery lane. turn
| left one square. right to 500 Park lane.
-" NJ aPr CIV ~ pEEEctI Copp MET 11-o
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FOR RENT
109 u ST SW.
rooms; 5000. 80
WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.

. OR : ROOM HOUSE WITH BED ROOM
and lavatory on first floor MONTGOMERY
County preferred Mrs. ZIMMERMAN
Phone Walnut 1854
DESIRABLE TENANT WANTS st ROOM
modern suburban house or BUNGALOW pref
erab!y unfinished. Nov ! State location
and rent. Address Box 45S-E, Star Office.
l NEED FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED
houses bunEaloWs and apis List with me
Tor qqick rental Clients waiting. LESLIE
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SALE-Co-oPERaTIyE APIS,

TILDEN GARDENS, APT. 304. 1920 TIL
den St.-OVerlookS Bureau of Standards
Park; living room, sun room. two bed rooms
Tone with lavatoryl. bath. dining room and
kitchen. Three exposures. Equity offered
al sacrifice. Monthly payments less than
rent. Inspect Sunday. thereafter by APP
polntment. Phone Emerson 6l99.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

EMPLOYED YOUNG LADY desires furn.
room with Jewish family. northwest sec
ton Address Box 499-E. Star office. 6'
PERMANENT GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE.
settled lady. desires comfortable room in
quiet. refined surroundings. reasonable
rental: convenient Interior Department.
Address Box ALE Star Office. GO
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WOODBRIDGE.
FIRST TIME SHOWN.

"sO3 18th st. n.e.-Open every day until
SOLD; Positively the best value in this de-
Iohtful section: 20-ft. living room with
finished room in the attic. colored tile bath
with shower. recreation room with wood
burning fireplace tabletop gas range,
Shelvador plenty Of cabinets in the kitch-
en-: deep lot with garage. concrete street.
Priced at less than 50. 900. Drive out R l,
ave. ne. to 18th st. turn right half block,
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO.
23T1 r. l. Ave. NE North 1908,
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kitchen and bath by couple. State par
tlculars. Address Box 305-E Star Office -
NEAR SCHOOL OF NATIVITY. 2 ROOMS.
for Nov. ! D; not over S35; unfinished.
Address Box 39iE, Star Office.
YOUNG COUPLE WITH SMALL CHILD
desire or 3 unfinished rooms with
kitchen and private bath: use of yard:
northwest section Must be reasonable.
Phone Emerson 2279.
> OR , Xix. R, FURNISHED FOR
adults; must be reasonable. Address Box
45u-E. Star Office
WANTED" RMS KTTCHENETTE AND
private bath. in good location; unfur-
nished. Call Clarendon $3.50. s.
furnished. with kitchenette and private
bath; not over $40: for young married
couple. Phone Emerson S67l. %
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FURNISHED room with meals; gentleman
preferred. 1908 North Fillmore street
Lyon Village, Va, or phone Clarendon
NICELY furnished room for gentleman.
accessible to bus line. Phone Shepherd
1896 after m. 6"
FURNISHED rooms for light housekeep-
ing SD month: married couple or TWO
girls: Isl st. ard WASHINGTON ave Ed
monston. Nd Phone Hyattsville 129-W.
ALTA VISTA. MD. at bus stop 6-Charles
St furn. = large double rooms one single
room employed couple or gentlemen; ref
erenceS breakfast. -
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TABLE BOARD.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

1898 10Th ST. .W.-Meals for tabl
guests excellent Southern cooking. 1ele
phone Decatur 3037.
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OPEN.
NEW HOME.
ONLY $3.50.
3O5 BELLEFONTE ST

Detached brick and frame Is rooms. till
bath with shower. living room with oDer
fireplace. all mooern Improvements. Large
lot
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Delightful suite in select build
ing Just east OF Connecticut ave.
Southern exposure al outside WIN
doUs; tastefully furnished including
linens and china mo silver. Foyer.
living room, dining room TWO bed
rooms. kitchen REFRIGERATION,
and bath Now being completely
redecorated.
1O01 10Th CT NJ w
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92E NORTH CAROLINA AVE-LAPGE
front room kitchenrtte dinette completely
iurn.; gas. electricity. oil heat; adults reas
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177O MASS. AVE.-Every room beautifully
furnished; private baths. living rooms,
billiard room; every comfort of horne for
the better class
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~ H ST NV. APT lI-WALKING
distance town; bed room. living room,
Kitchen bath, refrlgeration heat; reason
able Call Sat eve. or Sun. mornnc 6'
BUNGALOW APT. 4 ROOMS AND BATH.
anil fireplace. screened porch. oil heat:
adults only. Glen Echo. Phone Bradley
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MUST SACRIFICE

BY owner. 2315 Goth ST. NV, S1O.B0O.
semi -detached brick containing Z rooms,
'lassed-in sleeping porch bath and maids
pom and toilet, oil burner Scar Rsiage.
Home completely redecoreted
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1927 MASS. AVE NW-Attractive room.
running water; excellent meals; walking
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WOODBRIDGE BARGAIN.

3214 18th st. n.e.-Attractive detached
home in nev-house condition; rooms and
bath gas heat, garage. Open. out Rhode
Island ave to 18th ne left on 18th.
1908 DOUGLAS ST. NE.
First showing. Attractive home. p.
liz b. in neW-houSe condition fireplace.
lot 4jX110. garage. Out Rhode Island ave.
( TO 10th st. ne. left block to Douglas.
VIM R. THoRoWGoOD.
@024 r. / Ave. NE. Decatur 0317.
1904 EAST CAPITOL ST.
Overlooking Lincoln Park An excep-
! tionally well-built. bay-windov brick;
| large rooms. receptional hall. tiled bath.
! Just reconditioned throughout and ready
| for immediate occupancy. Price. $3.50.
John F. DOnOhOe & Sons,
314 PENNSYLVANIA Ave Sc
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DOWNTOWN-Large front room. twin
beds. excellent board plenty hot water
telephone. elevator. Phone District 67l7
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M Sffis CORP. MET. 117o.

IbtH olhEEL hElGh TO-, 81,
Cozy home on unusually large lot with
tall trees. lawns and an old-fashioned
flower garden; rooms, sleeping porch
spacious porches and , baths; one room
and bath suitable for first-foor bed room:
modern and in good condition; 2-car ga
rage. Price Sl3 500 Too large for US so
if interested phone OWNER Georgia zoos.
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WOODBRIDGE. D. c.
3a43 South Dakota ave. n.e.-6 large
rooms, detached; 2 baths; featuring I bed
room and bath on ] st floor; real fireplace.
recreation room. built-in gar. large porch,
paved street and many. other features;
brick with stone. bay window; priced to
sell quickly: reasonable terms. Don't miss
seeing this charming home.
1851 10th ST. NE.
fine rooms on prominent corner; extra
in recreation room; gar. An elegant de-
tached home for less than $4,000. Easy
terms arranged.
THESE HOUSES OPENED DAlLY AMI
EVENINGS FOR INSPECTION.
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ROOMS, BATH, H; H, 4 BED ROOMS;
near bus. stores and schools, Balston. Va:
| 500. BRODIE COLBERT, 1907 Eye st.
NV. National $3.50.
CHEVY CHASE. CLEVELAND PARK-sEV-
| eral attractive, modern homes Il rooms,
bath TO s rooms a bed rooms) . baths.
G 9I for inspection Cleveland 1856. LES
| VACANT. 1854 SHEPHERD ST. NV
! . r. b., screened porches. oil heat, Frigid-
! aire, garage; splendid condition; conven.
| tent; adults $50 so. Phone Georgia 0179.
14th ST. TERRACE EIGHT
| convenient to schools. stores and transport
| tation; excellent neighborhood. Phone Ma
| tional 1O4O or Emerson 776S.
2505 FAIRLAWN AVE. Sc. (NR. PENNA.
ave New house. h.-w.h., Electrolux: fac
ing park; open; 500 month. ANACOSTIA
FINANCE CO. phone Lincoln 5000
ON THE MT. VERNON BLVD. BEAUTI-
bath. hot-%ater oil heat; oVeriooRing G0i Po.
Iomac River: immediate possession 500
per month: For further particulars, GRA-
HAM & OGDEN. Realtors SOB King St.,
Alex, Va Phone Alexandria 1900
9O4 Sth ST. Me- ROOMS, BATH GAS,
cleo. hot-air heat: front porch back and
front yards; newly papered and painted;
tic 1888.
$500 WISCONSIN AVE. N.w.-A BEAU
tful corner home: high and healthful. Rent
reasonable. PERCY H. RUSSELL CO.. 1871
VERY DESIRABLE ROOMING HOUSE.
excellent downtown location; bed rooms, 2
baths. automatic gas heat. Rent. 500 per
month; Immediate possession; BOSS q
VERY DESIRABLE GROOM AND BATH
house, hot-water heat. electricity. So 80
month. Immediate possession. BOSS &
PHELPS. 1417 K st. NV. Natl. 1900.
NEAR 18th AND SPRING ROAD. NV
trio r. refrigerator; garase Col. o6s7-R. 8.
IL HEsKETH ST. CHEVY CHASE. Md
Detached center, hall residence Of rooms.
500 per mo. COMMERCIAL NATIONAL
BANK. 14th and G SITS. n.w. National 1850.
3415 RODMAN STREET, NV.
Detached stucco. rms. a BED roomsl .
6 sathi Rent la $50 ine1 %eat Porches
SHREVE 81 SHREVE.
1901 18th St. NV National 1886.
FOXALL-5 BED ROOMS. BATHS. DOU-
Bile rear porches. maids room, built-in
garage. gas heat. fireplace. electric refrig-
orator. Phone National 1040 or Emerson
776S or 3 sa fR1 9ez TA 4 fao ST.
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CLUB.
6 rooms. baths. kitchen. porch and q
| car garage. Reasonable rent.
THQ Psi, I. JAERELa ,o CO. Na Esai a9sh
FoXSALL-ovERLooKSIING GovER COVER AnES,r
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