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The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-05-18
NEW BETHEL BiPr. CHURCH
Rev. NJ II. ARMSTRONG. Pastor

III enihusil e audience of ap-
1000 people paid tri-
butte to the celebration of Women's
Day. in connection with Mothers
Day SUNDAY at New Bethel Baptist
Church.
The day provided several sur
prises Morning and evening scl-
Sices were conducted by women en-
tirely Mrs Fannie Murray. and
Lucille Barnes were splendid m
their role as preachers. There were
.deacons. trustees all Of whom were
women. Mrs. Kairler was the prin-
cipal speaker OF the morning; Mrs.
Doctor Northcross of the after
aeon: Mrs. Giles Of Second Baptist
in the evening. Mrs. Coles subject
was Motherhood is more than
decoration.
Among The other numbers that
won favor were paper by Miss
Georgia Nelson Of Greater Bethel
\. NJ +. Church; solo by Mrs.
Jackson of Second Baptist Church
aud a paper by Mrs H. B. Pye Of
New Bethel Baptist Church Other
selections were also enjoyed
A financial drive of the church
ended Sunday the sum raised was
approximately $500.
The Reyerende II. II. Coleman Of
the Macedonia Baptist Church. and
former pastor of New Bethel. came
over with his congregation and
gave liberal donation. We are al
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-05-18
NJ. JAMES c. VI. +. CHURCH
Rev W. J. McLin. pastor

The power Of the holy spirit was
greatly felt throughout the con-
gregation while pastor McLin
spoke on Mothers Love. as com
pared with the love OF God.
Rev. McLin received on Sunday
Ia. m. the prive given by the Cen
tral c. NJ. f. Church OF which
Rev Samuel Sea is pastor for hav-
ing raised the highest sum during
the church anniversary.
On Sunday morning. May 18th.
the pastor will speak from the
subject, Sleeping On the Job"
DR.. n. w. Clark, pastor OF the
St. John G. NJ. T.. Church will
worship with st. James congrega-
ton on Wednesday evening. May
Is, 1885. The Gospel Chorus will
accompany DR.. Clark.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-05-18
COMMUNITY TABERNACLE
CHURCH
Rev. J. II. Harvey. pastor

For sometime Rev. Harvey has
becn preparing a series II sermons
for the purpose OF slowing the
great value OF racial cooperation
IN business in prof sion and
religion.
The general theme o, The series
Will be "The Negro" and his sub
iect for Sunday morning May 18th
at 1850 a. m. will be The Negro
and The Changing World" Per-
sons who are interestci in racial
uplifl are cordially inyil, to hear
the first sermon of the ries next
sunday
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-05-18
-. ptiI 4. VI. l.. CIII R' u
Res. VI. Il. Rhonenec. paStnr

pa-' "pNe j lnlerfpl
I'd ON oay wornns frpn.
npic ,ls Res treasure
- Acr the choir r,aiGcl ap-
s,ui4tc m-r for th, occasion.
s'l irss me rgely w',rdcd
N ~pp b p he Nonnn and Oid
me- ron!"r fino Mothers
pa prorram The incrmcncy of
fAe Weather didn't hurt the altenI-
|agrt ~ all !No delcgd' - ron
~ church met the delegates from
the other marches in husiness
meeting AT Ebcnezcr - discuss
and la yplans for the Youths Con-
gress AT ST Stephens on June 90,
81, 2S.
On May 10. there will be . Grand
Mother and Daughter Banquet az
the above named church. A won
derful program will be rendered
The small admission fee viii be
only 25c
Watch this column for the an
nouncement Of Grand Style Show
The play The Promised Land"
that was held on the 7th OF May
was a success
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-05-18
AN7yNcU PRIMITIVE BAP-
TISF CHTRCH
Vc,. n. n. RobinSnn. pastor

Rey Robinson will deliver lh'
mornings serinou sunday May
no. af ~" fH praF'r sc vir'
win begin al HOO Dean WIN
ilFnckabe and w. s stoudemine
will conduct the devotionals
Prayer service is held every
.Thursda% night The public is I'M
,itcd 10 take piri and ENJOY a
spiritual blessing.
Miss l.. Reese. president Of the
Pastors Aid Club. requests all
members and crirnls t. cooperate
with her In making the organiza-
tion a success The meeting viii be
held Friday night. May H. AT 2'"4
JAY street
Baptism will take place At the
church Sunday. May 10.
Pastor b. Il Robinson Is q pro-
gressiyc minister and Is doing an
,cclltn, work
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-05-18

~iit fn d -he"t' if'
'hu' p good, ard visi deeu
80 "a j if'Yuir' ~ iip' nif
aN " 'll. and o. lot' mtfr
tH4 tali hnnhii if tiA
i- Ilc,h 81,
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-05-18
COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. r. G. Melvin. pnstOr

The congregation gladly welcom-
ed the pastor Rev. r G. Melvin af-
ter having beer III for q short
While.
Tho Mothers ana Daughters
Banquct that was given Friday
May 10th was enjoyed by q large
audience Mrs Matte G. Anderson
dirprtress of flio Baptist Chri3lian
ICcn'or. was principal spevkc
Tn church has in prapree. a
finor a drive for iho mIoso OF
ir,u l'nv thc bdirinc and ih'
;hrd SUNDAY 81 MAY wnl I've ltom'
ICuminr ara Rally Day to whicl
l.nch M.mh-r nnl AIsiinr VI inviiol
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-05-18
ADVERTISE
oar Phone Nunllet 10
tIitiiiklb 9t.i
Notice T o c u b
Presidents!

In view Of the fact that the
Trihune-Independent publishes the
weekly club notes OF more than
fifty clubs. and because so many
additional clubs are sending In
their news. we find It difficult I"
print the organizations each week.
and those which are received last
have 70 be held over until the
next issue.
We glad TO publish these club
Items and hope all will continue
TO send them In and cooperate
with this paper 9 In the past.
Beginning with April. we are
asking clubs which desire their
ews published each week. TO pay
In advance twenty-five cents a
month. TO aid In the expense OF
publishing.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-05-18

ways glad TO welcore Rev. Cole
man and his congregation.
The Reverend y. II Armstrong.
pastor of the church lreach,d the
final sermon Sunday evening.
Mrs. Armstrong, nueher OF the
pastor made Il short visit to The
city on Mothers Dd and was
heartily received.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-05-18
TN CUMBERLAND pRi SHl
TERRAIN CHIRCH

ON the third Sunday My 18Th,
there will be held the secoL.i rail-,
for The construction OF the new
church here will also be held the
ordination and installation OF dea-
cons and infants baptism. Every
one is invited
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-05-18
ST. PAIL A. ". T.. CIlI'RCH
Rev. J. 4. Charleston. Minister

"The Spirit Of Christ" viii be the
subject OF the sermon SUNDAY
morning. lO:i5. at ST. Paul
DIR. w. r Walker. choir ana con
gregation, Of Oak Grove 4. NJ r.
Church viii worship ~ St. Paul
3 p. m. Dr Walker viii preach
CLOTHES" will be subject of The
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-05-18
JOHN WESLEY ZION CHURCH
ReA. c. VI. Metcalf, nast0r

The John Wesley Zion Church
will be graced on May 1s. at 900
o'clock. at which time the Rev. W.
S. McGhee. pastor OF the Israel
Baptist Church will preach. The
choir and congregation will also
be present
There will be a Mock Confer
ence on June l1th .at 800 p. m.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-05-18

sermon. sunday evening. 7:45.
"a" sunday school will convene
= - g. ~. with Rev. Il. A Schley
as Superintendent
ihe AiI,n Christian Endeavor
L'aeuc will convene. GOO y. IN.
wiiH Miss Evelyn Simmons as
president Topic for discussion; !;
p III In'incihlp Good viii Of
Jesns, John 1881, Luke 9;51-56.
cnrroni topic War Promoters
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-05-18
CHrRCH SUPPER 4 FINE
SUCCESS

The church supper held at the
home Of Mrs A. Roberts. $40 Jay
street. riday May 3. in interest OF
Trinity Baptist Church. was a
great success. Many were present.
Evening star., 1935-02-21
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

PHILADELPHIA. February 81 R.-Iav
and dressed poultry unchanged.
Butter. UNCHANGED.
Evening star., 1935-02-21
DEMAND CENTERS
ON PRIME BONDS
Secondary Obligations Lack
Support Except at
Lower Levels.
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, February 21.-Invest-
ment absorption of high-grade loans
was one of the features of rather
quiet bond market today Many Of
the issues of secondary quality lacked
support except at lower levels and
the group showed number of fair
sized losses. United States Govern
ments were inactive with most of the
Treasures little lower.
In Government bond circles, wide
interest was aroused by the announce
ment of Secretary Morgenthau that
the Treasury would finance its March
Is requirements through the sale Of
discount bills against week. tO-Week
maturitieS instead Of seeking new funds
through a long or short term issue.
One of the minor eXcitementS of the
market was another sharp break in
the bonds of Baldwin Locomotive
Works on the New York Curb EX-
change. The IS, with warrants, drop
ped 34points to 55, following a Sc
we're decline yesterday. The bond, ex
warrants, was off points at Asa
There were transactions at higher
levels IN chesapeake q O[lO 4t2S at
l191a, Detroit Edison 41as at 110k
Great Northern 412s at II and Union
Pacific As at 103l4.
The following showed losses of frac-
tions to point during the early trad
ing. American & Foreign Power SIS at
co.,, Erie SIS at 6612, Nickel Plate
4ias at 60 and Southern Railway As
at 54.
Dealings were small in the foreign
department and values lacked def
mite trend. German government is
sues again were heavy, ignoring an
announcement from authoritative quar-
ters that the distribution of cash and
scrip in satisfaction of interest due
for the first six months of 1884 prob
ably will begin in about 10 days.
Evening star., 1935-02-21

McCord Rad (B). .
civilians Dr(1)
Mangel Stores. 80.
Mangel st pf WV.
Mavis Bot tAIrD.
Mayfower AS t2).
Mead Johnson(t4)
Merritt Chap & S.
Evening star., 1935-02-21
CURB LIST HOLDS
TO NARROW RANGE
Small Gains and Losses
Recorded, but Many
Are Unchanged.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, February 2l.-The
Curb market approached the end of
today'S pre-holiday session with few
important price changes having ap-
peared on the tape.
Electric Bond & Share at 51s, Penn
road at 134, Swift International at
34&, Distillers Corp. .-Seagrams at 17a4
and American Superpower at % sold
at the same level as yesterdays close.
Gains were recorded by Wright
HargreaVes at 9ls, Montgomery Ward
"A" at 1861, Lake Shore Mines at 54A
ana American Cynamid "B" at 173s.
Small losses were shown by Sherwin-
Williams at 87la. Parker Rust Proof
at 81, Hiram Walker at 3O% and
Bunker Hill & Sullivan Mining at 32%.
Evening star., 1935-02-21
U. S. TREASURY NOTES.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
BY the Associated Press.

LONDON.-Traders on the Stock Ex-
change were occupied with heavy week
end settlement business today. New busi-
Of fresh favorable factors while realiza-
tions caused moderate drop in most
sections. FOREIGN bonds. rubber and trans
Atlantic shares were firm executions. The
market closed dull.
PARIS.-Weakness in Wall Street yes
terday was followed by a slump in prices
on the Bourse today. although losses were
small except In chemical shares. The
closing tone was heavy.
BERLIN.-Favorable reports of indus
tries did not influence prices on the
Boerse today and the closing was quiet
after a small business was transacted.
Evening star., 1935-02-21
FIVE.YEAR PEAK SET
BY GLASS PRODUCTION

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, February 2l.-Janu-
ary production of polished plate glass
by member companies of the Plate
Glass Manufacturers of America to-
tailed 13,365,188 square feet, against
8,389.975 in the preceding month and
7,607,l9 in January, 1884. The Janu-
ary production was the highest Of
any month in the last five years.
Evening star., 1935-02-21
LARGE PART OF CALLED
OIL BONDS DEPOSITED
BY the Associated Press

BY CIl6 ASSOCldItU PTtSS.
NEW YORK, February 21-Up to
the close of business Tuesday there
had been deposited more than 70 per
cent each of the Standard Oil Co. of
N Y, now the Socony-Vacuum Oil Co.,
Az per cent serial bonds and General
Petroleum Corp. first mortgage per
cent bonds, due in 1910. Both issues
have been called for retirement on
February Is. The Standard of New
York called S14OOO,OOO and the Gen
eral Petroleum issue aggregated $l4.-
TAB, 500.
Evening star., 1935-02-21

. 8 Ia Ia Ia
l 80 80 80
J 225s los 1885, 104
z 1874 1884 13%
. 2 h h A
zoos 81 sos 507s
b. 4 ia 7% 7h
l 34h 34h 34h
. % 9% ga 9As
zoos SO So SO
l 13 13 IL
.15Os 11s1s 1881 11s1s
:. 25s 54h 541a 541s
; 5 31H 3 3
2 12la 12as 12h
2 2h Pa 214
. 3 II II 70
. 3 8 s 8
Evening star., 1935-02-21
BY private wire direct to The Star.

Stock and Sales
Dividend Rate. Add 90. High. Low. Close
Aero Supply (B).. 3 2as 2L 2h
Ainsworth (pk).. 4 24Ia "a 24la
Air Investors. Inc l Ia III Ia
Allied Mills. Inc.. IL 14% 149s 14M
Alumni Co Of Am. 150s 45h 431s 4313
Alumni Of Il NJ. 350s TIA II II
Am Book Co (D.. 110s 621s 81 62la
Am Cities Pwr
& 1t B tk10c) 1% Ia "
Am CynamtB)40c AZ 17% TIA ia
Am Gas&ElN1.20' 3S l74 17h 1713
Am Gas&El pf(6) 375s 86h 85Ss 85at
Am Laundry (40c) zoos 1884, 1875 1855
Am Lt&Trac 1.2G.. 10 SA 8 81
Am Maracaibo. 5 VI u n
Am Superpower. il u a u
Am Snp'pwr 1st pt 2 45 a As
Appalachian Elec
Pwr pf CD..... los 75h 75h 75h
Ark Nat Gas (A). ~ u "
Armstr Cork (50c) z 20h 1874 20
Asso Gas&El (A). 10 s " *
Atlas Corp. 5 81 8h 8sS
Atlas Corp war;. 6 21a pa 2l3
Auto Vot Mch SOC. Ga Ga 61s
Evening star., 1935-02-21
LOEW'S INCREASES
COMMON DIVIDEND
Quarterly Payment of 50 Cents
Per Share Is Double the Rate
of Previous Periods.
BY the Associated Press.

2isSOCIdVtU
NEW YORK, February 21.-An in
crease in the dividend on Loew's, Inc,
common stock to SO cents quarterly
was announced today. In previous
quarters the company paid 25 cents.
The dividend is payable March 80 to
stock of record March Is.
Evening star., 1935-02-21
Yukon Gold

Dividend rates in dollars based on last
ouartely or semi-annual payment
Psysbe extra X Cash pius d1 in stock
stock. Plus Sc in stock Plus 6ee
in stock. h Payable in scrip. Plus SO
IN stock. Paid last year-no regular
rate. m Accumulated dividends Plus
1000 IN stock. D Paid this year-no regu-
lar rate. r Companies reported in receiver
ship or being reorganiZed. Stocks fully
listed on the Curb Exchange; others are
oealt in as unlisted issues. Ex dividend.
Evening star., 1935-02-21
n. Y. CURB MARKET

Stock and Sales
Dividend Rate. Add 90. High. Low. Close.
Merritt Chap &
Scott pf A. zoos 9 9 8
Molybdneum. 40 9% 81 9h
Mont Ward (A)() los 1864 1864 1864.
Mount Prod (60c). 2 4h Al Al
Evening star., 1935-02-21

Lake Sh M (f<)...
Lakey Fly & Mch.
Lehigh C&N(50c).
Leonard Oil.
Lerner Stores. %.
Libby McNeiIl&L.
Loblaw Groceries
Ltd (A) %.
Lone Star Gtp15c)
Louisiana l. & Ex.
Lynch Corp (new)
Evening star., 1935-02-21
FOREIGN BONDS.

Alliance Realty Co.-1934 net in
ppafsspsd share. n. 6encit $l25,s2z
Evening star., 1935-02-21
FEDERAL LAND BANKS
NEW YORK. February 81 R.-FederaI
SHORT-TERM SECURITIES.
tReported by chas. D. Barney g.

N1scpOItcu Dy CNdS. H. barney & Co.
Allis- Chalmers Co. IS 1897, 16fL l0IL
Amer Beet Sugar Is 1870. 100 lOOI4
Am. Tel. e. Tel 5kas lp43, ll23a llo15
Atlantic Refining 5s 1897. 1O7ss l0734
Bethlehem Steel IS 1886 1927 lO37s
California Packing 5s 1910 1O4 1O41s
Canad. NOT; Ry. IS 1910. 1064 1067s
Chi. Gas It. q Coke IS 3s37 id4M los
chi. Northwest. Gas 1885,. "a 65
colorado & So. 4 las 1885. g3L "a
Delaware & Hudson 5s 1895 1001s 1O1ss
Den. g. Rio CIR. a l2s 1886 334 3434
Edison El. Illum. As 1889. 107
Gen. Pub. Service 51as 1889 931a 96
Gotham Silk Hos. 6s 1886 ~ "a
Grand Tr. Canada IS 1886 1O6ss 1O67s
Great Northern Ry rs 1886 9214 92I5
Hi .ois Central Gas 1896. 100 l0O12
init Tel. q Tel 4l2s 1899. 70 70A
Lake Erie & West IS 1897. 1O27s l03
Lehlgh Valley Coal 6S 1898. 95A a6
LOUISVILLE q Nash. SIS 1887. 107la 10Sk
New York Central IS 1885. 97h a7s.
N. Y. Chi. g. st. L. As 1887 10l1s 1O2
Ohio River r. R. 5s 1895. 1927 lO4
Penna. r. r. Co. Gas 1896, 1O5K lO5h
Portland Gen. El 5s 1885 10Oa4 lOI
Pure Oil Co. 5hs 1887 " 1O13s lOl ss
Rep, Iron & Steel 5s 1910. 1O4 1O414
Sinclair Cons. Oil rs 1887, 1881 I03Ia
Vanadium Corp. 6s 1941... 93n "a
Wabash Rwy. Co. 5s 1890. g5 95h
Warner Bros. 6s 1889. 80. 55la 55A
Evening star., 1935-02-21
Washington Exchange
SALES.

Capital Traction 5s-S1 900 at 9512,
$500 at 95l2.
Potomac Electric 512qo pfd.-2 at
1924.
Lanston Monotype-9 at 49h, 10
at so.
Notice-This Exchange will be
closed tomorrow, "Washington's Birth
day"
Evening star., 1935-06-16

WANTED TO KENT-HOUSES.
COLLEGE PROFESSOR AND WIFE. NO
children, desire to keep your home for
Summer as rent. GREEN. Met. S94S.
MODERN UNFURNIsHED s OR ROOM
house will lease; reasonable rent; ref
erences. Atlantic 6207-W
BUNGALOW OR lST FLOOR WITH YARD.
Will pay S45S50 Call Columbia 6735.
MODERN 5 TO ROOMS UNFURNISHED.
from owner; no dealers considered; long
occupancy assured. Address Box 396-H'
Star ONCE.
IF YOU ARE PLANNING TO RENT YOUR
We have a long waiting list of hish-class
clients for all types of property.
TOLEDO GUARANTY CORP,
1926 woodward Bldg.
Phone National 1862 or National 2625.
Evening star., 1935-06-16

33 ACRES. .6-RM. HOUSE; ON CEMENT
road: hne barn. Scar garage. orchard
stream. shade. elec.; price. 81 900; 81 900
cash, balance $40 month; IL miles from
washington. See MASON HIRST. AMMAN
dale. Fairfax County Va. at end of Co
lumbia pike. Phone Alexandria 43-F-41
Evening star., 1935-06-16
Sc Q50-TERMS
SAUL'S ADDITION.

Between 18th and 14th sts.-Attractive
detached home of seven large rooms,
bed rooms, bath. large front and side
living porch. new electric refrigerator.
automatic furnace hot-water heat. hard
wood rs; screens. and Lear garage.
Evening star., 1935-06-16

Attractive brick in good condition.. 8
large rooms. tile bath. inclosed sleeping
porch hot-water heat. front and rear
porches. chestnut trim. S6,950. Consider
VIM r THoRowGooD.
0024 r I Ave NE Decatur n317.
Evening star., 1935-06-16
sALE--HnI1sES.

COLORED-sUBsTANTiAL BRICK, SIX
and refriSerator; well located, near 18th
and colunbls Td.; SS ,s 80 See It now.
1913 18th. Natl. 1877 or ciev. 1881 today.
So. .50O-oUTsTANDfNG BUY FOR COL
ored-9-room and 2-bath modern brick on
Vernon st. A fine house on a deep lot,
Brookiand-Dutch Colonial. big lot. two
rooms. kitchen, bath on second floor: three
sfse room ON N rss esn sas ho
water heat. hot-water storage tank. For q
quick sale at q Sreatly reduced price,
SO $50; terms.
COLORED-OPEN SUNDAY.
1900 Rosedale st. ne. rooms. bath.
h.-w; h.. cleo; 3 porches. cellar; priced for
AIKEN. 800 st, NV. Natl. 1856. Resi-
Evening star., 1935-06-16
WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES,

WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES.
8 10 10 RMS. COL. HTS. MT. PLEAS
ant and other NV. section: nothing over
Meridian NV. Phone Adams 47S6.
ROW BRICK HOUSE EITHER NE, Sc.
or NV. Pay all cash; under So, 900; give
price. P. o. Box 1896 city.
RECENTLY CONSTRUCTED BRICK
neaf6y neass N MaFsIand; ~ fmmediateiy; m eash: not
q dealer. Address Box Bach Star of1ce. .
WE CAN SELL YOUR SMALL HOUSE FOR
all cash If price Is right. VIM. N. PRES
5EGk sas aoeE @s snd BE pfss oG
cash. Address BOX 4O9-H. Star once.
WANTED LOT FOR BUILDING PURPOSE
or small modern home; prefer sc. section;
state what you have. Address Box 3"7-H,
HAVE CLIENT FOR SMALL BRICK
house, northwest, white or colored not
Reator RxsT a999 9 sih Ssi st. nH Dist ESs5
CASH FOR HOUSE; GOOD CONDITION.
detached, good NV. or NV. suburban; no
brokers. Address Box 400-H. Star once.
BRICK OR STONE DETACHED. SEMI;
5000 cash. address BOX Ss6-H, star
CASH BUYERS FOR INVESTMENT PROP
srty: hoTsss stores SmaH Mp aPaa5fmHFnRs PasTITsFR
eGpise soss SEE p2RLrs 2F wRT4f TEf7 ST NV
/ PAY CASH FOR HOUSES BRICK OR
frame. white or colored. This ad is not
CARNEY 1925 Vt. ave. District 450s.
IT'S A SAD, SAD STORY.
ss Rtk n sd ,.y.4 s r:asns :acs home n Rs Il. R1 s
sfs eRFAr ths sueH stz o he hsnSs fo 81
ness ness, BIZ but LOTS oF PLEASURE BENT.
4, A I DARNED AZ POOR ALIBI.
/ But the fact remains. Now another thing
/ is this, and that is, ! really don't have
{ enough properties that can show unre-
iszYsay TTsR RE id woRfs TIE NEr
| PROSPECTS-PROSPECTS
everywhere and not . drop to-no. I
Sssn sERoUsLY Isl PGoeLE PfSSP T NEED i IS Really
decent locations that are worth ths money
both White and coiored, who don't havs q
great deal Of mo mSnsy S but st mo6s hsSs sS9d
"'H'i NUMBER iji11sif c Of : Sales AlfiE
,ss. year 4s, ard shisI 2nly L ssys nNs sHN 2SE
paymsDts sn PAY REs6ETs SEsRS conNT Sc rs poET
THEY? Then why not let me demonstrate
my ability to serve you. Get in touch
| with me Immediately II you want quick
service, Here's a few propositions I want:
WHITES large residences in down.
| town area suitable 70 be conducted as
rooming houses. want the properties
not the furnishings.
Three or four small houses. in NV. or
ne. section. Must be well located and
be in position to be financed with small
| down payments and about IL monthly.
I have half a dozen or more folks riEht
,.fp ha vuiU buv AT THE
| RIGHT PRICE and on terms, that their
| salaries will let them pay for without
CoLoRED-I can sell in 30 days q
6ozen or more homes tn the very best
! Kind Of colored folks who can paw for
them At ss5 to $40 per month. can
but / REPEAT VIGOROUSLY THAT
WHAT you OFFER ME MUST HAVE
VALUE IL you want me to concentrate on
seIiine and GIVE YOU RESULTS. Why
not TRY NE?
L. L. JOHNSON,
qo7 NEW YORK AVE NV NATL. $500.
Evening star., 1935-06-16
NEW STONE HOMES.
WOODBRIDGE, D. c.,
. NORTH WASHINGTON.

NORTH WASHINGTON.
bO-foof lots tn several acres.
g., 5oo-o rAEoMA lSS%.l PAsKi : saths. could be
used for . families. h.-w. heat acres,
mostly wooded, high elevation: = few mmes ,ie,
north of Takoma- Might take sniAiiei
h0Sse Ss asoPAttractive stt house in ,sood lOca:
tion paved street. near bus and stores
rooms city conveneness, LAS Easy osr SeFns soor,
nrsnisce INV. heat Built-in gsrase
shadS lot bus by door. Terms.
S7.250-Large 7-room. wsll-ouilt mouse nouSs
in District sb s.eang 5o0s IsrTs DISE lot Good
00sSat,Ooo. So sSo-or With good cash payment: I:
81 600 for one Of the best built orfcS
houses. rooms ana 1,tnIT eaIn seeopd nfsS O Fuii
dry basement h.-w. heat, oil burner; Extr :, :
large ATTRACTIVE lot; % ,,, 1y 23% snd 9srden.
Gsraee to match house.
Building lots, 500 ug1 ,
s5.50o-Attrsetiys fiys,room ma.1cTs Heusf cut fe
buildings. Terms so,Nrv
"a, 5OO-6-room house, al ecnvenlences'
electric range, furnace, one acre, orcnaro,
garden, poultry house .rsss and garage. Terms.
b.sS: ,erss sssutS sSsdy SHoSds
City convsnisnces available. More land
may OS hAu' cHEvERLY
S1275O-Large Dutch Colonial brick.
with 1ot-water heat. oil burner. and one
acre wooded lot. City conveniences. Only
s miles from r street. Might take smaller
house as part ErPR 2ayRs55ki RRookiv1L1E
S12,7b0-One Of the highest. coolest
spots near Washington. beautiful, shady
grove and garden spot Of acres improved
with new Colonial house, . large rooms
Has h.-w keat, oak floors. fireplace. Price
includes furnfshirxz will be sold unflr-
nished and miRht take smaller house as
part payment.
80 BO0-6 rooms and bath. house in
good condition. Electricity. Large lot.
Open Sunday.
r. D. LILLE CO.
s64 Carroll sts Takoms Park. Geo. $500.
Evening star., 1935-06-16
S7.95(

A. beautiful corner brick home under con-
struction In best NV. section; consisuiiig
81 Z rms. 2 baths recreation rm., built
IN garage, attic. modern kitcaen. furred
walls weather stripped and screened. We
are advertising before completf11. because
it's the best buy in the city and want our
clients to have the first Opportunity e
Columbia SOFA
Evening star., 1935-06-16
BUY IN WOODBRIDGE

For real hcmes and sound investments
inspect 2020 jackson st.. 8 rooms; 26l6
r. I. ave. BED rooms; 2405 r. I. ave.
the house with big rooms; 5000 Chan
ming St. corner brick bungaIow. big rooms
Open. MAYNOR 2605 Brentwood I'd.
ne. Phone North 433S.
Evening star., 1935-06-16

y 4.room house. nearly new, garase. chick
Chickens and garden, Several other good
buys in homes on easy terms less than rent,
Lee Halfway at Leeway. Walnut S662. =