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Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-05-20
WRITING WRONGS

That faces are easier to remember
than names.
They aren't Tests made by psych-
illogical investigators indicated that
to most persons names are easier to
recognize than faces. And you may
believe
That John j Pershing outranked
all other American generals during the
World War.
He didn't Peyton c. March had the
same rank, and as chief of staff was
Pershing's superior.
And we're wrong, says Miss Ann
Smith of Philadelphia, who proudly
designates herself "A Bing Crosby
Fan" because we BADLY stated Bing S
age and tonsOrial condition. That was
not bit sportsmanlike and was not
necessary" she AYERS.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-05-20

digging, lying against the cement wall
of the foundation of an apartment
building under construction.
District Attorney Charles P. Sui
livan, of Queens county, said the girl
was in all likelihood caught in land
slide. He said search for a possible as
sailant will be continued, however.
The child's mother was dressing
when notified by the discovery by her
husband, William Evans. She broke
into frenzied weeping and it required
the efforts of her husband and her
mother to care for her.
She repeatedly broke into incoher-
ent references to Negro watchman.
IF it was an accident" she cried
"why did that man wave a brick at
me?"
The Evans family, far from wealthy,
had doubted their child had been seiz-
ed for ransom.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-05-20
TODAY,S HOROSCOPE

This is a particularly fortunate day
There is strong will and great ability
Of organization. There is love of the
country and of nature, and the spe-
cial aspects point toward success in
dealing with things that pertain to the
land. There is a considerable portion
Of general success, but great care
should be taken not to grow tyranni-
cal or selfish, for it will lead to mis-
fortune.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-05-20
ANSWERS TO
TEN QUESTIONS
See BGck Page

/. A blue flag with white stars
2. On the south coast of Spain.
8. 1t was the popular name for the
old British East India Company.
4. Gems cut in relief.
S. Cape Cod. =. :,
6. A poisoned condition OF the olooo J.
T. Andrew Jackson.
g. Seattle.
g. Isaac Walton.
10 Tower TTnI an elevation north
west of the Tower of London.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-05-20
LEARN A GOOD TRADE.

Young men and young women seek
ing profitable employment should
first learn a good trade. Printing is
a good trade and a valuable asset
Fourteen hundred young men and
young women have entered the
printing industry by having learn
ed linotype operating, monotype
keyboard and castor operating,
presswork, hand composition and
other phases of the industry A
leading trade school for more than
fifteen years is the Southern School
of Printing. For complete informa-
tion write V. c. Garriott, '1514-16
South Street. Nashville, Tennessee
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-05-20
Today is The Day
BY CLARK KlhAEiAlRo
Copy1IahS. 1854. 6os ahIO Nswspapes
by CemOval PPamo AOo0eSGOS0w

Monday, May 20; Iyar IT, 5695 in
Jewish calendar. Mecklenburg Inde-
pendence Resolution Day in North
Carolina. Full moon. Zodiac sign:
Gemini. Birthstone: emerald
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-05-20
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Notice date on label carefully and II
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Subscribers desiring the address on
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and NEW address.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-05-20
WANT ADS

IF YOU HAVE CORD WOOD YOU
want sawed anywhere in this COM
munity, satisfaction guaranteed, call
L. r. Smith, S. B. Rogers Store,
phone 709-J. 2O-1ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-05-20

FOR SALE-FOUR HOUSES AND
lots, all well located and in good
repair. Two equipped for electric
lights and one can be equipped
Good well water. Located close to
South Henderson school. Must sell |
need the money. Doc" Skenes
phone 1861. See me at once.
20-22-24-27
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-05-20
CHRIST FOh hi-'kLt FOH CHRIST
MAA 49, S$S,s,At tssl,
OIe11f)$iI5l.a bf@0d
Usdha NJ ala al M lal sLI A..s aI s.Psa lIs: =

A RESPONSIVE GOD: For the
eyes of the Lord are over the right
eOus and his ears are open unto their
prayers: but the face of the Lord is
against them that do eveil.-1 Peter
3:l2
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-05-20

CARLOAD ASPHALT SHINGLES.
$500 per square up. Roll roofing,
$1.O0 per roll up. Tanner Roofing
Co., Corner Wyche and Winder Sts
20-6ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-05-20

In OF the approach of German and
Austrian submarines to the Dardanel-
les
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-05-20

LOST WHITE-GOLD, RECTAN-
gular Gruen watch with initials b
H. G. on back. Reward for return to
253 Charles street. 20 1ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-05-20

LOST A BLUE SIDE GATE TO
Chevrolet truck 80 inches high. Ex-
port Leaf Tobacco Co. 20.2ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-05-20

HAVE YOU SEEN OUR NEW FIR
edge granting flooring. It's ideal
for porches. Alex S. Watkins "The
Place Of Values" 2O-1ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-05-20

Gntered at the post office In Hender
son, N. c., as second class mail matter
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-05-20
National Advertising Representatives
BRYANT, GRIFFITH AND
BRUNSOH, INC.

3 East 4lst Street. New YORK
$40 N. Michigan Ave-, Chicago
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General Motors Bldg, Detroit
Walton Building, Atlanta
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Child's Body Found
Under Earth Slide

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Byrd, Bailey, Long
Strafed For Opposing

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SALE IN THIS COM.
munity, beautiful Upright Piano
just like new for balance due on
same. Terms to responsible party
Special discount for cash. Act quick.
ly for wonderful bargain. Address
Box 478, Concord, N C. 2O-3ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-05-20

PERSONALLY INTERVIEW
men willing to. work hard to quail
ny for good-pay positions in Re-
11rlgeration and Air. Conditioning
business prefer men with fair edu-
cation, mechanically inclined, now
employed, willing to devote some
spare time to preliminary train
ing to become installation and serv-
ice experts. Write fully giving age,
phone, present occupation. Utilities
Eng: Inst. P. E., care Daily Dis
paIch' 202ti
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-05-20

ON WISE'S CRISPO PO-
tato Chips. Always fresh and near
you, taste the difference Leo. r.
Norwood, distributor. Telephone
24O2 20-3ti
Evening star., 1935-06-09

and droned off into distance. Dick flung his
weight back and to one side, pressing the
reins firmly against the neck of the horse.
The animal swung in circle.
Once more a rifle spat as bullet hissed
through the air. the wind of its passage fan
ming Dicks face. Dick now had the horse
under control. He kicked him in the flank
with his unspurred heel. The horse jumped
forward. Dick jerked him to stop. Needless
of the fire from the hidden rifle, he swung
from the saddle, ran to Virginia Daine.
Once more the rifle cracked This time the
bullet flung up dust almost at Dicks feet He
looked around him hastily. ran forward
scooped up Virginia Daine in his arms ran
to the shelter of large boulder. dropped
behind it. There were no more shots.
Dick smoothed back the hair from the girls
white forehead. hair which moistened by per-
spiration clung to the skin. She was so utterly
limp that she frightened him.
Miss Daine," he called. Miss Daine. are
you all right"
She remained without motion, her eyes
closed, her face as pale as paper Dick thought
of the hidden rifleman. Would he advance on
them? He rested the girls head gently against
the boulder, got to his feet and peered over
the top of the rock
Nothing happened.
A moment later he heard the sound of a
horses hoofs, then around the bend in the
trail. Tom Wharton came galoping into view.
Over the crook of his left arm was rifle.
"Helor he called. What S been going on?"
Dick stared at him. Someone has been
shooting at us. think he was shooting at me,
but the first shot hit Miss DANES horse. He
went down and she took nasty spill. don't
know how badly she's hurt
Thought | heard rifle Shots" Wharton
Evening star., 1935-06-09
June 9. 1885 IS

said in a slow drawl, swinging from the
saddle. IL came up here on the run"
Dick looked at his horse and saw that the
animal was lathered with perspiration.
You didn't come up this trail" he said.
Nav, took short cut Let S take look
at Virginia"
II don't think any bones are broken" Dick
told him, "but she's pretty well shaken up"
Wharton, his rifle leaned against the rock,
bent over Virginia Dane. and Dick, stepping
forward placed his hand on the barrel of the
gun. The metal was hot to his touch. whether
from having been fired or from having been
in the sun. he could not tell. He bent over to
smell of the muzzle of the gun, but Tom
Wharton whirling toward him said, We've
got to get her out of the sun and into bed. My
horse'll ride double. III put her in the saddle
and get on behind, holding her to the bronc'
you don't seem to be at all worried about
the person who was firing those Shots Dick
said. 'He may open up again if we start down
the mountain
Nav, he's all finished"
How do you know" Dick said sharply.
But Wharton made no answer. He was
lifting Virginia Daine to the saddle. Dick
jumped to assist him.
You'll have to hold her and hold the
bronc." Wharton said while get aboard"
Dick held an arm around the girls waist
holding her in the saddle. The horse was
restive, stepping around in circle. with little
mncing steps, snortng with panic. his ears
alternately cooked forward as he stared at the
body of the dead horse lying in the trail. then
lying back along his neck as he caught the
smell of blood
Wharton climbed up back of the saddle,
held Virginia Daine, reached for the reins.
CONTINUED on page ~
Evening star., 1935-06-09
THE STORY so FAR
illustration BY
Ronald Mcleod

UN THE little Arizona town of Quartzburg
Dick Gait was considered just another
Il tenderfoot drawn to the sunny climate by
poor health. He told the inhabitants that his
original intention had been to locate in town
further on, but when his car had broken down
Just outside the desert settlement, he had
decided that he might just as well hang out
his shingle there and pick up whatever law
business he could
In the Offices of Frank Perkett, of the
U. S. Bureau of Investigation, Dick Gait was
known by his real name, Dick Arlton - no
tenderfoot but daring young government
man hot on the trail of the most hunted band
of desperados in the country, the Waxon
gang, who had in their possession fortune in
stolen government gold.
Dicks first day in Quartzbwg was event
full. He recognized cowpuncher from the
Flying-M ranch as member of the Waxon
gang. And he met very pretty girl, Virginia
Daine, who engaged him to do some legal
work.
On his second day, Dick prepared report
for Perkett II think the Waxon gang are
identified in some way with the Flying-M
Ranch here" he wrote This ranch is owned
by Frank Larring. credulous cattleman who
is hard up for cash.
Yesterday a young woman, Virginia
Daine told me that her foreman, Tom
Wharton had been prospecting for gold. He
wanted an agreement of partnership drawn
up to protect her in case of his death. Wharton
had advised Miss Daine to stay away from
the Flying-M outfit. l think this Wharton
knows something He may be with the Waxon
gang, or they may be going to use him as
cats paw"
After writing out his report in code, Dick
set off with some legal papers for Miss DANES
ranch. Her manager, Wharton, plainly re-
sented his presence, but the girl after the legal
business was taken care of graciously invited
him to ride with her and see some of the
Evening star., 1935-06-09

sprinted along the trail, his flying hoofs sent
back a shower of singing particles of gravel,
Dick lowered his head so that his hat brim
somewhat protected his face. His own horse,
trained cattle animal that he was, needed no
touch of the spur to follow in pursuit. At
break-neck speed, they thundered down the
trail. Dick admired the girls seat in the
saddle, the easy sway of her body.
Suddenly her horse seemed to collapse in
mid-stride One moment he was filled with
bounding. vibrant energy, ears laid back,
head forward nostrils showing red as he
pounded along the trails The next, his knees
doubled under him; he crashed to the ground.
The girls feet left the stirrups. She turned a
complete somersault as she whirled through
the air The horses hind quarters described a
whirling semi-circe. came crashing to the
ground with jar which shook the earth.
Dicks mount swerved sharply to one side.
Dick had confused glimpse of swirling dust,
of sunlight glittering from iron-shod hoofs.
of Virginia Daine lying white and still just
few feet beyond the place where the body of
her horse had crashed to the ground. Then
Dick was pulling at the bride rens with all
his strength. his feet thrust forward against
the stirrups.
He heard a spitefu crack. Something
whined past his head. spatted against rock
Evening star., 1935-11-19

IN WALhING DISTANCE.
No car bus or taxi fare Rooms bright
coy and pleasing with. private bath and
WeeR9 $685. e9ubIe plets ho'e a TfryGe and
HOTEL HOUSTON. 9th and E SITS. NV
Evening star., 1935-11-19
YOUR WINTER HOME

IN ROCK CREEK PARK-Private house
family of .; light; space for 3; kitchen
privileges; reasonable; bus transp. Phone
Columbia 3SHS
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GSOn Cu

New. all-brick, rooms. " baths all
modern improvements. furred walls insu-
lated ceiling. automatic heat. buiIt-in ga
rage, improved streets and alley. West of
/! Gef rgla ave.
M. B WEAVER. Phone Cleveland 4a44.
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WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES.

ANY OLD HOUSES FLATS, STORES,
apis. investment property; all cash; give
full detail. E. W. BAILEY. 1435 Meridian
NV. Phone Adams 41N6.
WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR OLD D C.
houses or fats in any condition No COM
mission. Address Box 1u3-S. Star Office =
RETIRED. WANT SMALL HOME CLOSE
in ne. or Sc. Pay cash: $1,000. Write
all details P. o. Box 462. D c. 19'
ROW BRICK HOUSE. ABOUT 81 600;
pay cash; any section D. c.; please give
location at once P. O. Box 1886
I PERSONALLY PAY CASH FOR WASH
fngton property. white or colored, brick
or frame. resardless of condition. G. G
DUTY, 1924 Vermont ave. phone Ma
ALL CASH FOR SMALL HOUSES WHITE
or colored. regardless of condition WM
J. CALLAHAN. 1927 Eye. Natl 1880. !:'
6 To s ROOMS: PREFER OLD HOUSE;
would like possession within A. days Good
cash payment E A CARNEY, District
450S. 1126 Vermont ave
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

$50 FOR A 4-ROOM COTTAGE WITH
large porcaes on an SOFT. lot: garage also.
Is too good to hold till the crowc comes
next Spring. It's at ST. Clement Shores in
wonderful ST. Marys CountS. LOUIS P.
SHOEMAKER 1913 X ST. NV. Natl ll6i.
FOR SALE-STUCCO BUNGALOW CHES-
apeake Bay; excellent bathing. safe boat
harbor; % mi from c. Small monthly
payments; Gentiles only E S KALB.
1l3l Washington Blvd. Baltimore. Md.
Evening star., 1935-11-19
WANTED TO RENT-HOUsES.

I NEED FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED
houses. BUNGALOWS and apts. List with ,, me ne
D. MEASELL. Phone Cleveland 3465. pa
FAMILY OF SEVEN MEN OR MORE DE-
sire nicely furnished. well heated ard clean
home. Govt employed. in downtown vicn-
ity. Address Box 1905. Star office. 10"
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SALE-HOUSES.

garage; holly. walnut, locust trees; fine
soil: miles to Downtown Washington. on
VAN % R. eea6Sp5Wx ae66pWN F. Box 1851 Wash WASH
inrton. L C.
1923 49th ST. N.W.-NEW sIx-RooM
brick, tiled baths. insulated attic. furred
rails Xais ErUst EpOd bHy RIga at s946o R. O. 9a.T
S., 500 ROOMS, MODERN, BUHT-IN
ABBY ftSsfl pl. Heei' ne. Phone Lincoln 4s69.
Sd, 750-NEW BRICK BUNGALOW. Be
thesda. Md. large rooms. open fireplace.
tile bath and shower: attic; large lot, ga
Wisconsin ave: NV Cleveland 5371.
I'm basement; oil heat tiled bath: modern
SKULL SKULL after pm, North North $3.50. O 90. =
$4,000 WILL BUY AN ATTRACTIVE HOME
near Government apartments and within
house with Z rooms and bath. hot-water
heat. oil burner Now vacant
JAMES MoFK!s 4ss aStS a%GoRwAEP' e. AM' REAI1oR'
NEW CENTER-HALL COLONIAL. BRICK.
0em aere vng corner nth st
porch. electric kitchen. second-fioor Il
brary. 2 baths. many closets; insulated. oil
heat, built,in garage. OWNER. phone
Georgia 1271.
l., d B., Ee{. A0
apis; large grounds. porches. garage; ac-
count death, sell cheap. District 5464.
49,
2s01 MONROE ST. NE - BEAUTIFUL
Woodridge home, well located: 6 rooms and
bath; new-house condition. Open after 5.
Phone Emerson 1887. 21'
S5, 500 FOR S7 $50 5.ROoM MODERN
brick BUNGALOW. h.-w.h. fireplace: n block
from 10th st. bus: large lot. Easy terms.
Hurry. Phone OWNER Shepherd 3471.
E-SEMI-DETACHED BRICK.
5 rooms and bath. Sleeping porch; h5T 5Td h;
Decatur O317; evenings. Potomac 1868.
4221 22nd ST. NE.-A NEW 5-ROOM
bungalow with every modern convenience.
Open daily Call North 1908
OPPORTUNITY. DET. BRICK, $995O;
new; baths, garage; excellent NV. sec
ton D. c. z. W. BAILEY, Adams 4786.
S6, $50 JUST OFF UPPER 14th-6 RMS,
ami, 3 porohes, large yard, 2-car garage;
terms. z. w. BAILEY. Adams 47s6.
CAPITOL HILL, 5l9 ST. NE; ALSO
several others ne. and Sc: $3.50 cash
Evening star., 1935-11-19
SALE-HOCSES.
1433 MONROE ST. NE
NORTHWEST.

WOODRIDGE-Beaut detached home:
new-houSe condition: Il r. and b.. fireplace;
large lot. garage. Open until o pm Phone
Decatur OBI Z; evenings Potomac 1858.
Evening star., 1935-11-19
Near 10Th and Mt. Pleasant

Ss95O-Coonial semi detached brick.
h.-wh garage A home OF this type is in
demand because Of its popular location and
and its extremely low price Call Mr. Man
nakee evenings and Sundays Adams l24 |.
Frank S. Phillips. Dist. 1411.
Evening star., 1935-11-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

$500 ASH ST MT. RAINIER-3 ROOMS.
semi-bath, furnished heat. light and gas
included adults only: Si5.
4 RMS. UNFUR,; PRIVATE BATH. EN-
trance; floors refinished; md fl; oil heat,
water incl. $3.50. 1014 N. Hudson
Clarendon. Va.
Evening star., 1935-11-19

Brick house large rooms and bath.
sleeping porch attic. brick garage lust
like new II you are looking for a home,
see this before you buv Call MT. GARRI-
son after : pm Georgia 2S33
Evening star., 1935-11-19
SALE-HOUSES.
fCo.ti.,a

4th AND EMERSON SITS. NW.-OWNER
leaving city will sacrifice equity In nearly
new home. brick; u large rooms. B porches,
garage modern kitchen. tile bath with
built-in tub. Bryant gas heat. hardwood
floors and trim; easy terms. Adams 4443.
LARGE, MOD. VACANT. REFINED BUN
galow oak floors, fireplace, garage; Balti-
more Blvd, RiVerdale; 30 min downtown;
81 600 S400 cash. GEO. o. WALKER,
Greenwood 1899. 19'
A REAL, BARGAIN : OWNER LEAVING
bath. . inclosed porches. nice garage: Just
the ARRANGEMENT and equipment to meet
the demands of the discriminating buyer.
This home is in splendid condition; has
been we'll cared for Add to this a. most
desirable location. just north of 14th and
Park rd.. and ideal surroundings and you
have a pleasing and well-balanced home.
When there comes an opportunity to own
home such as this. at the price we are
tion Here is an opportunity to establish
a real asset. Don't miss the opportunity
10, p SSAGER Builder der. and Broker. On
AN OPPORTUNITY.
MORTGAGES SALE
or new brick detached homes. one and two
eRsthS Rar nearby tVlrginia Saerifiee pslee
ff9a f95oi i"f'hef ini0ffh"'l0h' can NATIONAL
| CHEVY CHASE. D. C-NEW DETACHED
English brick. q large rooms , baths. auto.
| neat. lovely lot, near school and bus;
Sl0150, WILLIAM BOSWELL Met. 3O33!
eve. Wise. 5l1S
NEW FOUR BED ROOM BRICK HOMES;
authentic Colonial treatment throughout
oyerlooking Rock Creek PARK. Several
a99r 5Gd Plans e. choose from Priced from
inspect phone Mr.. Keeling, Natl. 2:}45 or
| Wise. 5334 in evenings
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO,
1905 ST NV NATIONAL o345.
.45n-NE+ BED ROOMS
, Practically new and surrounded by pretty
homes IN a restricted white section OF
| northeast. nor handy TO all conveniences. A
baf6 9SeF nome oi seven rooms
! floors. wide porches. bright cellar hot
water heat pretty shrqbbery and a nice;
| from cellar to roof ike brand-new and the
price made extremely low for quick sale.
R NJ. HOOKER Metropolitan o663.
Evenings to 9. call Emerson 563S
HERE is YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO OWN
your home and pay as rent. 8 rooms.
! owner anxious to sell Price $500 and
| open for offer. Call MR.. OREM. Georgia
| 463g.
a REAL BARGAIN-S5 $50. $500 CASH.
| bath. Can be seen by appointment. Call
MR. ROWE District 3347
NEAR CONNECTICUT AVE--sEMI-DE-
tached brick house. modern. rooms >
baths, breakfast room, garage; $3.50.
| LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER. 1919 x 81. NV
Phone National 11G6
Ss;75O--BARGAIN- CHEVY CHASE. D c.
all p6Icb tub ba5e
down spouts. weather stripped, screened
and caulEed, slate roof: l50..ft lot with
natural shade; garage. Call Adams 3405.
ON REHHoBE IsLAND 81! AVE.
rooms, bath, modern hot water, heating
Low SF' price Poss Hisfn. Phelps iPsat5ShE PaoSE
NATIONAL 5000.
Evening star., 1935-11-19
SALE OR RENT-HOUSES.

lonlal S-room brick: river view. fashionable
neighborhood, $1,000; apply 2U2 Duke
street
Evening star., 1935-11-19
WANTED-STORES.

DOWNTOWN SECTION; MUST BE SUIT
able for barber and valet shop; willing to
pay 500 to Sl25 per month. Address BOX
1865, Star office.
PRIVATE PARTY WANTS STORE WITH
g or rooms, and 2 houses with 5 or 8
rooms. Phone District 07s1.
Evening star., 1935-11-19
THREE BEST BUYS

WE HAVE SELECTED THESE HOUSES AS
OUTSTANDING VALUES IN
WASHINGTON TODAY.
S5. .450 .00-All-bricx bungalow CT five
large rooms complete tile bath modern
kitchen, exceptionally well planned and
finished. Situated on large lot.
$3.50 .O0-Another all-brick bungalow OF
5 rooms and bath. large lot N52 feet
deep located In close-in D. C. suburb
iust the place q small family has been
wishing for.
SIS. $50 .00-Suburban NV. We want you
to see this house; it is way underpriced.
6 enormous rooms and baths ibed room
and bath on lst floor porches: lot so
by $50: trees and all that goes to make
up a fine home.
ACT NOW
ALL THESE HOMES MAY BE PUR-
CHASED ON EASY TERMS IF DESIRED.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION AND AP-
POINTMENT TO INSPECT
Call National 143S.
Evening star., 1935-11-19

ON RHODE ISLAND AVE,
NEAR Ist ST NV
5OO-CloSe-in bargain-SiX good-SiZed
rooms. bath. modern hot-water heating
plant. 'acant. Excellent location
low price POSS e. PHELPS, PHONE
NATIONAL g3OO
Evening star., 1935-11-19

HOTEL. BOOMING FLA. OCEAN FRONT.
81 - GdH dTjck sale owner -iteJ Tetiring VIII
cons der clear property IN or near D. c.
F. W. BAILEY. I435 Meridian NV. Phone
Adams i1S6
Evening star., 1935-11-19
7 H330 1st ST NV
NINE ROOMS. KITCHEN, BATH. FRTG-

4EIINI INNJN3aFIAJ IA4 NIII--N' Oh III IINLO-
1DAIRE: so 20"
41l2 JENIFER ST NW-MODERN SEMI
detached house. Is rooms. ami. screened
porches; near bus and car line; stu Call
District 6196 for appointment to inspect.
COMFORTABLE NEWLY DECORATED
house for substantial family in good block
near Central High: : bed rooms l bath.
finished basement h.-w.h; partly furnished
if desired