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Evening star., 1935-11-21
Making Use of the Virgin Isles.

Many suggestions have been made
looking to the rehabilitation Of the
Virgin Islands. Money has been ap-
propriated for the building Of a mod
ern hotel and it is hoped in this man
ner to attract tourists to this locality
because Of the delightful climate and
the unique surroundings.
Evening star., 1935-11-21
War Disturbs Tow Market.

Londoners who shop early for Christ
mas toys are finding a market disturbed
by the Italo- Ethiopian trouble. They
are advised by experts not to buy either
Italian or Ethiopian until they know
which side Is winning. Children refuse
to be on the losing side, say the experts.
Evening star., 1935-11-21
AIkaIizes Disturbed Stomach
Almost Instantly

If you want really quick relief
from an upset or painful stom-
ach condition - arising from
acidity following over-eating,
smoking, mixtures of foods or
stimulants just try this:
Take-2 teaSpoonfuls Of Phil
lips Milk of Magnesia in a
full glass of water. OR-2
Phillips Milk of Magnesia
Tablets, the exact equivalent.
This acts to almost immediate
Evening star., 1935-11-21

alumni attended. Jake o. Rhyme Is
president Of the association.
, 1935-05-19

interesting. appealing and enter
tanning to adults and children alike.
Long q household ~classic-the book
is more than sixty years old-"A Dog
Of Flanders" Is so well known that
1t Is needless TO recount the plot. 1t
is a colorful tale Of q boy Of Flanders;
o. his dreams to become q great ar
tjst; Of his efforts to grow UP 70 be
worthy Of the friendship Of the lit
tie girl whom he has been forbidden
10 see because Of his poverty; Of his
devotion to his grandfather; Of his
love for q mistreated dog.
Faithful in locale, costumes, Gus
toms, music, dances, and life OF the
colorful Flemish country. Louisa de
Il RANGES story moves the emotions
chiefly through the efforts Of its
little hero. portrayed by Frankie
Thomas. This sensational twelve
year-old Thespian who reused the
critics with his magnificent perform
ance In Wednesdays Child" 10 here
again. And here, he excels his pre-
vious performance. His interpre-
tation Of Nello is possessed Of a boy
ishness. usefulness. gallantry and
sincerity which earn him the pro-
verbal niche In the cinema hall OF
fame.
with Frankie RKO-Radio has ar
, 1935-05-19
HAYES,
ARE AGAIN

In a story that fairly sparkles with
high romance. Helen Hayes and
Robert Montgomery come TO the
screen OF the Capitol Theatre, We'd
nesday and Thursday as co-stars for
only the second time in their re-
spective careers.
The story is "VanesSa: Her Love
Story" from the brilliant pen Of the
eminent novelist Hugh Walpole. II
Is definitely listed among the better
photoplays Of the new season.
Miss Hayes has never given a more
sterling performance than as the
heroine. Vanessa, who, blindly in
love with Montgomery, is persuaded
10 accept q more suitable marriage
With Otto Kruger. She is not able to
forget her first love and manages to
SPEND a few happy hours with him
after Kruger. insanely jealous. has
ordered her from his home. How she
and Montgomery work out the tang
led skein Of their lives provides alb
sorbing entertainment.
Kruger as Madman
Kruger. ms the mailman, gives an
exceptional performance, ably as
sisted by others Of the DISTINGUISHED
cast. Among these should be men,
toned May Robson, Lewis Stone.
henry Stephenson. Violet Kemble-
Cooper, Donald Crisp. Jessie Ralph,
Agnes Anderson, Lionel Belmore,
Lawrence Grant. Crawford Kent,
Howard Leeds. Ethel Critics, FL
speth Dudgeon. Mary Gordon, Aileen
Pringle and George X. Arthur.
"vanessa: Her Love Story" is re-
commended without qualifications as
an excellent hour OF entertainment.
IL Is the latest prouction OF David o.
Selznick, the Metro-G oldwyn-M Mayer
producer who gave the screen "Da-
vid Copperfield." viva villa" Din
ner ut Eight" Little Women" and
other hits. and was directed by VIII
lam X. Howard Of Cat and the
Fiddle" fame.
, 1935-05-19
SHIRLEY TEMPLE TO
SHOW AT CAPITOL

Glorious Shirley Temple. whose
natural art Is second to none. and
who has. In the words OF Irwin s.
Cobb. made more people happy and
made more children laugh than any
child your age in the history Of the
worl ;" is here again.
Her new Fox Film picture. "Our
Littl Girl" shows Friday and Sat-
urday at the Capitol. Brownsville.
II Is called her greatestl
This Is said to be Shirley's most
touching picture. She plunges into
an emotional adventure that sings
IN the heart as she bravely meets a
bewildering crisis while those who
are nearest and dearest TO her grope
IN the shadows Of misunderstanding
Shirley's brave smile revives a wan
ing love. when she pleads for her
mother to return. and runs away
from home TO reunite her parents.
In addition to acting. the child
wonder sings.
, 1935-05-19

expense in bringing q complete cir
Gus, big tent. wild animals. elephants.
and all. "Poodles" Hanneford. world
famed clown and rider. has m ex-
citing act. Glowing. riding. falling,
thrilling. Other circus celebrities
seen here are The Clarkonians" In
q swinging act, and the clowns Ham
bone, Dumbell, Smiling Sambo.
A fitting cast has been assembled
aJound the screen sensation. Rose
mary Ames plays the mother. and
Joel McCrea the father. Others are
Lyle Talbot as the other man"
Erin OBrien-Moore Jack Donohue,
Poodles Hanneford. Gus Van. Mar
garet Armstrong. Rita OWN. Leon
ard Carey. j. Farrell Macdonald and
Jack Baxley.
The direction is by John Robertson
, 1935-05-19

Your Dance" supported by q cast OF
screen favorites including Glenda
FARRELL. Patsy Kelly, Helen Morgan.
Phil Regain and Sharon Lynn.
Jolson and Miss Keeler have the
romantic leads with Mss Morgan as
he other woman who nearly spoilS
the life or Miss Keeler. N little dane
ing girl, Rs well rs doing her best to
wreck a show being staged through
, 1935-05-19

This powerful story again brings
to the screen beloved Shirley Tenn
pie. Again she La said to prove her
self q dramatic star second to none.
And at no time does she stop being
a real child dear to the hearts Of mil
lions. Shirley plays almost every
scene In this picture.
"Our Little Girl" is said TO have
appeal for young and Old. For the
young IN heart as well as In years,
there Is a thrilling circus sequence.
Producer Edward Butcher spared no
, 1935-05-19

rayed a select group Of fine talent,
including Helen Parrish who scored
in "Cimarron." "The Big Trail"
Seed" and other notable films; and
o. p. Heggie, famous character &C
tor, whose recent performance as
Matthew in Anne Of Green Gables"
endeared him TO q new and greater
following. Also seen Is lightning"
a German shepherd dog. said to be
"Strongheart's" grandson. For
the peak in canine brilliance and
understanding of human emotions
and reactions, "Lightning's" per-
Torrance Is top-notch.
, 1935-05-19
JOLSON-KEELER
STAR TOGETHER
Musical Production Shows
AT Arcadia Theater
I'm Harrington

GO Into Your Dance" showing
Sunday nc the Arcadia Theatre In
Harrington. was written by Bradford
Rope, author Of the musical comedy
"42nd Street." which hit the screen
with q sensation several years ago.
IL In intensely dramatic In spots with
hilarious comedy situations and a
delightful romantic story throughout.
al Jolson the famous Broadway
singer who first introduced talking
pictures, and Ruby Keeler one time
musical comedy stage star. who rose
70 fame In two years on the screen.
are the featured stars I'm Go Into
, 1935-05-19
JOLSON and
KELLER STAR
IN new SHOW
Singing and Dancing
Team Assisted BY
Big Cast of Movie
Favorites

Whistling and hummtng the new
song hits introduced In First Ma
tional's latest musical spectacle. Go
Into Your Dance" patrons that at.
tended the midnight preview Of the
show at the Capitol Theatre. Satur.
day night. left In a happy frame Of
mind. For they had een n Of the
greatest shows Of the year.
First National has given the pub
lie not only a musical comedy, but
a picture that Is replete with dra-
matte situations rs well rs hilari-
Gus laughs, romance and gigantic,
spectacular dance numbers.
The cast is headed by q most re-
markable team, AL Jolson. stage and
screen star. who introduced the talk
ing picture. and his wife. Ruby Keel
er, one time musical comedy star
who rose to fame on the screen In
the last two years.
Never before have the two played
together, each fearing to take the
spotlight from the other. But In
this picture they work together
as a perfect romantic team.
Jolson shows more Of his old time
verve, both in singing and his acting,
than he has displayed in any other
picture. His work with Miss Keeler
seems 10 have given him an unus-
ual stimulus.
AS a Broadway entertainer. in the
picture. he is barred from the New
York stage because Of his fondness
for the ponies" and also wine and
women. After sharing honors with
Il. little dancing girl IN q midwest
wan he stages a comeback that sets
the theatrical world aflame.
Miss Keeler Is as sweet and win
some as ever as the dancing partner,
who Is unable TO hide her love for
the great entertainer although he
continually snubs her. having fallen
for the wiles of a blues singer. the
wife OF the king Of the underworld.
Helen Morgan, torch singer and
piano sitter, Is given q bigger part
than usual Her singing Is excel
lent, but she also has an important
role as the other woman and riSss Of
Miss Keeler, for the love OF Jolson.
the entertainer. She handles q diff
ficult part with rare artistry.
Glenda Farrell is the same wise
cracking, hard boiled character she
usually portrays. although In the pic
ture she Is not the gold digging type,
her entire interest lying In keeping
her brother. Al Jolson, from ruina-
ton through his own folly. Her
work Is fast and snappy and adds
no end 20 the rollickirg humor Of the
production.
Others who do exceptionally fine
work include Barton MacLa>>. Sha-
ron Lynne. Patsy Kelly and Phil
Regain.
Bobby Connolly, famous director Of
\ stage and screen musicals, has out
done all his previous work with the
spectacular dance ensembles he Gre
ated and staked for this picture.
The story by Bradford Ropes.
author OF "42nd Street." IL not only
hilariously funny, but Ia i~nterspersed
with intense dramatic moments and
carries a most fascinating romance.
The catchy tunes were written
by the famous team Of Harry War
rem and Al Dublin.
, 1935-05-19
T@pG OF
d AT CAPITOL

n Endowing the production with
the same degree Of faithfulness II
used in filming Little Women
"Anne OF Green Gables" and The
4 Little Minister" RKO-Radio Pic
lures brings "A Dog Of Flanders" TO
the screen Of the Capitol Theatre,
pTuesday only with all It's color and
whimsical beauty. all It's romance and
charm.
ii A tender yet dramatic tale that has
borne JOY TO millions Of boys and
girls. men and women, "A Dog Of
FLANDERS" Is brought to the screen
IA q transmutation which viii prove
, 1935-05-19
Go into Your Dance Musical Production, Shows Sunday at Capho

her jealous rage GlendA Farrell.
IA Jolson's sister. finally Strnighteng
matters in a sensational climax.
III , story concerns n Broadway n
tertainer, who Is barred from play
u4g New York because Of his fond
cess for wine, women and the
ponies The staging on his come
sack leads through love tAnElGE.
thrilling situations and IN dramatic
nenoument
Evening star., 1935-10-18
HOuSES-FuRNISHED.

WELL FURNISHED 9-ROOM BRICK
modern house for rent to responsible fam
lily. $500 block 18th st. NV. Shown py
appointment Phone Shepherd 2Ob9.
GEORGETOWN u NJ U AL STUDIO
house with 2 bed rooms. 2 baths. kitchsn,
gas heat small garden; S125. Call Ma
tional 4O31. --------------
VAcANT-53O1 9th ST. N.w.I-sEMI-DE.
tached. r. and b.. ami. nicely furn;
brick garage gas heat; Gentiles; adults
SO. Phone Georgia 0179. 9.--
2519 CONN AVE, BETWEEN TAFT
well furnished, 500. sANDoZ: INC. 2
Dupont circle Phone Decatur 401o.
WESLEY HEIGHTS. 4517. GARFIELD ST.
p rooms, baths. oil burner, el"c re-
friserator: well furnished; S225. 81 'DO1.
9 Dupont circle Phone Decatur 4Ol0.
2945 TTLDEN ST. NV.
front porch. garage: near car line.
1015 18th St. NV. Met. 0100.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C., NEAR 3lst 81. sT.
finished attic, elec. refrig.. oil burner. 2.ear
nuilt-in gar: house completely furnished.
INVESTMENT BLDG. NATL. 1900.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE sEvEN-RoOM
pletely furnished: SIPS month.
1921 K ST. NATIONAL $500.
$40 IRVING ST. NV.
6 Rooms and Bath Gas. AMI
Phone Adams O266. 1S'
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HousEs-FUR. & UNFURNIsHED.

HOUSES-FUR. b UNFURNISHED.
MODERN BROOM HOUSE. SUN PARLOR
and sleeping porch, garage. 4619 Maple
ave. Bethesda. Apply bet. z. Met. $3.50.
WHITE PINESNWTTH IT'S BEAUTIFULLY
Handicapped acres. swimming pool ana
guest cottage is available on short or long
term lease fer S135 per month. bed
rooms. electric refrieerator. oil heat. Day
phone Natl 1915: evening. Walnut Ib65.
Evening star., 1935-10-18
SALE-HOUSES.
4 SOLD LEFT.
SEE-S5 950-THIS

Artistic group of distinctive homes on
large, wooded lots: Entrance hall. spa
custom-built cabinets. large Gen. Elec..
refrlg.. expensive sink and gas range, in
laid linoleum; . good-sized hAd rms. many
closets, full tiled bath. cellar. built-in
garage. Uneaualled value in quality.
Sound construction. special features. Falk-
ave. / block beyond Dist line. turn right
l2 block to properties. Open evenings.
OWNERS PHONE. SHEPHERD 1888. 20s
Evening star., 1935-10-18
RENT-SUBURBAN.
RENT-STORES,

1888 L ST. NW.-BAsEMENT STORE,
80: heat furnished. GUY Thinner,
1925 You St Phone North 4907.
3I5 KENNEDY ST. NW-NEW STORE
13x50 feet in wonderful location: S55.
317 Kennedy st n.w.-Laree new store
Call National 2030.
5oO-522 sth ST. NV 18th AND F)-EX-
cellert for any business. Reasonable rent.
J. B STEIN. $40 ST. NV.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
EXCLUSIVE 18th ST. LocATToN-WTII
de Gd W rent m
snS Sefe or pSons Aasms ss1
RESIDENTIAL HoTEI-LIVING ROOM,
81 ss ss $ ss''fi fhsss sss ss4ss
YOUNG LADY TO SHARE COMPLETELY
furnished living room. bed room with two
HSs sf
CLEVELAND c1.sy PARKLa LARGE. BRIGHT:
oor suitable n or
c. h. W: S42.50 Cleveland 268S. 23s
BOG 7th ST. N.E,-NICELY FURNISHED.
kitchenette apt. for rent, very reasonable.
Also 2-rm. apt.
821 9 ST. NEED ROOM, KTTCHFN-
cite. front, near Capitol: employed couple
tractiveIy furn. 4th-fioor apt, suitable Tor
3-6 persons. S10-S20 each.
2735 ONTARIO RD-3 OR 4 ROOM FUR
eona hot sDs sater Gou6ba 1856
fe9a cp yHz AVE- aPT sass i..I Rooms
es at apt 's Or SEN sRoss ss 3
1925 COLUMBA ,RD. N.W.-BRdHT
gas. stove heat; $50 mo-; emp adults only.
YOUNG WOMAN WILL SHARE BROOM
apt. with same. II neat and possesses sweet
Srass own tuanyas sry nee in msps EnIs ss s:s
Rsssonsble; refs. exch. Address Box
lease, Phone North $3.50.
Evening star., 1935-10-18
WOODBRIDGE BARGAIN.

New 6-room house G bed roomsl. tiled
room with open fireplace, garage. Posi-
lively the biggest buy in Woodbridge. Only
S6 500: $500 cash, $50 monthly. MAYNOR,
26O5 Brentwood rd ne North 433S
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NEW DETACHED HOME.

Brick. center-hall plan; unusually
large rooms. , porches. recreation room,
garage. beautiful grounds. Bargain at
$3.50. Phone BUILDER. Natl. S949.
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WANTED To Rrrv-HorsFs

WANTED TO BUY-HoUsEs.
CASH FOR HOUSES NE. OR Sc: PRE-
bl.,piss ST. pss 1sss Hssssinf 5spe; 81
Cash INN MEDIATELY FOR SNAIL
commission: % D. G. e only. fny 4 GSR1sSfR cRAWpoRb.
1910 Vermont ave. NV. Metropolitan 27lB.
WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR D. C. HoUsHs
Address Box n any lite oc no
ALL CASH FOR g OR 7-RM. HOUSE,,
west OF 14th St. north Of 18th st. Bridse.
for investment; will give lease II desired.
write iuil details or p'sG4 call Mr. WsiferM si
ROBERT L. McKEEVER CO., Inc.
Shoreham Bldg National 4750.
and Rent" property with US. LONG list
re- pess ACME S RatYh o sass Gss fs
NV Phenes Decatur 633l. Met. 9635:s
WANTED-REAL ESTATE. >
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR sPEcU-
latiye and investment properties. Prefer
i4o4 K. CArR1rz. DIST. soso.
sALE-SUBURBAN.
TAKoMA PARK HOMES FROM $4,000
81 Cedar St. Takoma Park. deoreia Ossi !:
pINFHuRsT HOMES. S5,l50 TO $3.50.
plants; modern KITCHENS. large lots: Terms
~ l,a miles: turn left at Roosevelt st.. about
l AND 2 ACRE LOTS IN NEARBY .vIR-
ginia; beautiful trees; electricity and bus
line; 20 minutes drive from center Of
payments Address Box e2-J' Star Once
BEAUTIFUL OLD ESTATEEIGHT LARGE
rooms. center halls. bath. h.-w.h., Rarage;
R.fa Ghadad
fruits most refined. Just of boulevard,
Hyattsyille, 20 minutes downtown; Sold
eoa eo,ee reparSE fST sas0eG s99e ss
phone Greenwood 1899 for appointment. .
BRENTWOOD. MD. 4429 IVY STIR.
dMSsd MOI oungslow; pa, pTice and terms much re-
bungalow. ami. gar; bargain price and
terms: See our big, select. exclusive list;
suburban. farms. lots. 10, phone Georgia
N e RYoN CO. 121sN Y Ave. Natl 1907.
NEARBY VA.-NEw BRICK HOME. S
bed rooms. baths: open fireplaces: large
recreation room, furred walls. rock-wool
brick garage. wooded lot; I0-cent zone.
Absolute bargain at s. 80; terms. Call
GLEN ECHO. MD.
:, Detached. rooms and bath; near car
line: excellent condition; $3.50 cash. mo.
payments. Call after pm. Emerson
SOtIOU.
New 2-story, 5-room and bath brick
home modern in every respect. including
built-in garage, screened side porch; rec
reation room; on wooded lot in good con-
venient location. nearby Virginia. We
consider this an outstanding value Terms.
$1,000 cash and $50 mo. For appoints
ment to inspect. call Walnut ss15.
HIGHLAND PARK, VA.
$3.50 AND ST, 1850. -
This is the time Of year to see. these
homes Drive out this week end and
inspect these homes and see the foliage at
its best. See the furnished home and
others which may be finished to suit; TO
rooms. Terms To reach-Drive out
Lee Highway follow detour sign) to Not
tingham st third street beyond Robert
e Lee SCHOOL,. left on nottingham to
Washinston Boulevard. left to Highland
W. s. HoGE. JR,
District $3.50. Walnut 915s.
HIGHLAND PARK, VA.
7-room-. modern horne: So e5o-s2so
NJ Mckinley. Phone clev, 1856. Mr.. sERA.
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WANTED-APARTMENTS.

ssfAAN = -EAA EAAS = AsAA1AN . ~
COUPLE WISH WELL-FURNIsHED APT.
preferably private home NV: bed room.
living room. kitchen, bath: quiet essential.
References EXCHANGED. Address Box 1851,
Star ONCE. 49,
3-RM. KrTCHENETTE AND BATH APT.
BY adults; rent reasonable. Phone West
0844-J after z pm. 16s
YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE WANT
small, furnished apt. In Va. or Md; rea-
sonable. Address Box 194-J, Star ONCE.
GENTLEMAN DESIRES 1-ROOM. FUR
nished apartment. in best residential sec
BUSINESS WOMAN-sMAI.L APT. FUR
nished, housekeeping; near downtown: rea-
sonable; references EXCHANGED. Phone
District 4911. Extension 568.
UNFURNISHED APT. OR FLAT WANTED
in NV. or near Capitol in ne. or Sc: 3 or
4 rooms; Kitchen and bath. Address Box
216-J. Star once.
OR ROOM APT. VICINITY OF DU-
pcnt Circle. with large closets in apt,
house: rent must be reasonable: can furn.
references. Phone Potomac 2797.
CLAEENDON-To rent. unfurnished Ink.
s0g% ! S'n oah Columbia S4O0: Apt. Sii- %! sIssf
1 OR q RMS. BATH. KIT. FURNISHED.
Vicinity Of 18th and Que Sts.
Call North 1879.
YOUNG. COUPLE DESIRE SMALL FUR
nished housekeeping apt. in NV. section;
not over $50. Address Box 177-J, star
0kAoC. 40
Evening star., 1935-10-18
WANTED-REAL ESTATE

WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR sPECU-
lative and investment properties. Prefer
4-faniily mats and apartment houses. Ses
Mr.. Towbes
14O4 K. CAFRTTZ. DIST. 9osO.
Evening star., 1935-10-18

HILLCREST,
2619 Send st: se.-Inspect this new
bath large attic. cellar. latest kitchen
equipment. open fireplace. An ideal home.
priced Ct S7.15O; on very reasonable terms.
JOHN r. DONOHOE SONS,
314 Pennsylvania Ave. S.E.
CLEVELAND PARK-Sg, $50.
on fine elevation, within short walking
distance Of the John Eaton School. Eight
rooms. tile bath. second-foor lavatory.
equipment. fireplace and buiit-in garage.
Being completely redecorated inside and
out. Attractive terms for responsible pur.
-. azAlusqN q LuQzs co,
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ROOMS-FURN. AND UNFURN.

1886 KENYON ST. NV Ink. rooms
hail, private bath: owners home: reliable
adults only
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nished double bed room; near cars and
pus; rent reasonable.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
THREE ROOMS, TILED BATH ELECTRIC
REFRIGERATION RANGE, OIL HAT.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. S66.00 PER
FRANK Z. HEWITT,
SALT Georgia Ave.
silver Spring. Nd.
phono 8hophord 32ofs 30s
Evening star., 1935-10-18

1926 NEBRASKA AVE. NV,
CHEVY CHASE, D. C..
English type detached brick home very
substantially constructed. Slate roof
screened throughout: natural gumwood
finish; rooms, 3 bed rooms 2 baths, fin
ished attic. breakfast alcove: well-shaded
and Handicapped lot 40xl25; brick garage
paved street and alley. Only s1O950
Open Saturday and Sunday afternoon.
UNION FINANCE CO., 9l6 Woodward
Bldg Phone National 1885.
BEAUTIFUL SHEPHERD PARK
1923 GERANIUM ST. NV.
lovely and modern home of rooms
S11 $50. A value unsurpassed in this
desirable section.
DIST S917 w L. MOORE GEO $500
Evening star., 1935-10-18
HIGHLAND PARK, VA.
S6.95O AND $3.50.
HIGHLAND PARK. VA.

cash 1rOe% on mSSt5Ey mSas5p home os
N Mckinley. Phone clev. 1856. Mr.. sERA.
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PARK RD.-Larse front: also sunny, un-
furnished. adjoining bath; half block TO
Mt. Pleasant cars; fne home for young
ladies only Phone Adams 1920.
Evening star., 1935-10-18

commercial zone; well-buiit house with 8
rooms and bath and large cellar; suitable
for remodelins for business; price. S14,-
ooSE SESR siRs' E0koE tsEos En %AsHNfdN VAS nSsfs
vERSITY-7 rooms and bath; hot water
heat. oil burner; occupied by owner who
will give prompt possession; price. $500;
81 pENNsYLVAN1A AVE. NEAR WASH.
INGTON CIRCLES rooms and bath, hot
water heat; @ 81 500; .v 81, -.
4th 81. s.w..Taken in under foreclosure:
not in very good condition and so can be
JAMES NORRIS WOODWARD. Realtor.
NEW cENTER-HALL BRICK. 1924 HAR-
Sa S. 1stoo1 Ess h0ms 1Ds Ssd
living and sleeping porches maids room
and bath, Soar built-in garage. General
:. .'fs s. 5. Y WARRsEiN HOS 18th ST. NV.
HOME AND INVESTMENT.
stores and traospersat9on R @ seal smi senSSl cost
s1I7So, yI soo osaeriss 5ssabI. for Sne
wn0s SDs ss5 4 saS Gs kana esy
ssIds Nois 5o%s Ss..E Splendid lSestss
st.. on . 81: It., wooded iot; lot ef y stone tone
and brick; It has 1 large bed rooms.
2 baths. library and lavatory on frst
floor; 2.car garage. automatic heat.
Not lust another house. but home Of
an No eirSss HsTlSses.en;l' sa
PH!Ei PaINcr opsa ae7 1rom Gan2 Pm; m. l.
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.
lNAAklnnaA
PORTLAND HO
ROOMs-UNFURNISHED.

14th st. and Thomas Circle-Large out
side rooms. ST week; private bath. S12 81
Evening star., 1935-10-18

700 G ST S.W.
q rooms. S205 81
345 TENN. AVE. NE.-6 r. AND
b., cleo furnace 900
'oS istrobe robe es' - A. ~Au D.' .ee 1880
723 9th st. SEE r. elec., water $3.50
81 latrobe ro ave s,N-o l. CIV W. e" $500
Gil c st sw-6 rooms----- $3.50
FLOYD E DAVIS COMPANY.
10Th Ct National 03k3.
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Columbia Rd. Call Now, Natl. so40.
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DETACHED BARGAIN.

d zoos DOUGLAS :,,it,;, st. ne, near R 18th and
home. new-house condition. Live on first
floor. rent out second floor: large lot ga
ment. Open Phone Decatur 03l7
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MERIDIAN HILL STUDIOS


925 18th st. NV. Phone National o1Ot
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SALE-SURuRBAN

TAKoMA PARK HOMES FROM $4,000
up; lots from $500 up. ROBERT T. LOHR,
311 Cedar St. Takoma Park. Georsia 0sSi.
pINFHURsT HOMES. S5,l50 TO $3.50.
Featuring oil burning. air conditioning
less than rent. Drive out Lee Highway
4Ia miles turn left at Roosevelt st.. about
two blocks to homes 22s
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ROOMS AND BOARD-SUBURBAl

2516 NORTH 11th ST. Clarendon. Va
Private home; newly decorated. new furni-
couple or gentlemen. Phone Clarendon
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New 2-story 5-room and bath brick
home. modern in every respect. including
built-in garage. screened side porch, rec
venient location nearby Virginia. We
consider this an outsts nding value Terms.
$1,000 cash and $50 mo. For appoint.
ment tn ingpnct call Walnut 2SIS
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SALE-HOUSES.

JUST OFF UPPER 18th sr.-s ROOMS, 2
baths modern brick dixie new). porcheS,
2-car brick garage; Immediate sale.
S11.750 Mr.. BAILEY. Adams 47S6.
NEW 5-ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW
with recreation room. h.-wh.. and garage;
Silver Spring. Md. Price reasonable. Will
accept hrst-trust note. stocks or bonds as
down payment. Phone District 3277.