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20 ACRES GOOD LAND ON HARD ROAD:
fine buildings electricity; WASH, Co.. Mo''
bargain. $4,000. Cleveland 1903.
55 ACRES CIGARETTE TOBACCO LAND.
ao sood balia;ns sic: So per acre. Address
100 ACRES, HIGHLY PRODUCTIVE
land s-room dwelling; fine streams 10
miles of District line, close TO- hard road
electricity, and telephone available; priee
aiICnhI5 cali n cocKRIII HsIiiI Falls Church Va.
phone S31-F-2l.
SELL OR TRADE-.9l. ACRES; VA,
excellent . n lana oubdss sE00@ eaoeens eHess n
No No brt1iaiss brokers. c Gail Walnut 1923.
25 ACRES. HOUSE. BARN; HEN M HOUSE I]S
R$S yss:5 milf tSSH Pis!'sf S7 s.
fsa5uRN; heeseSrs on w w. &c 8 Lf 5. ky and ana good
.nacadam roads acres OF land; eooo
dwelling house. electricity; ideal chicken
e tsrR; E. ARUSDELl isfRf5 ABBY 80 l''n 81, NV.
VOC woodland. % one Of the most prominent and
es fOm " Very sood
hot-water heat, bath large I rooms; ON iire, re-,
| and all necessary cutbuildings in good
| condition: two tenant houses, apple. peach
aosd and when
Boulevard is built Washington will be 10
miles P1Nnsh c6siI r. "g
| phone Wisconsin 4240.
oKs ACRES ON DEFENSE HIGHWAY.
WILLIAMS, 35O5 Rittenhouse st. Phone
| Cleveland 6242. -
FINE DAIRY FARM EQUIPPED. 100
| i,, m h0 r6
road; IS miles from washington; near fine
Telephone modern barn for go cows, silos
cows eos 0shsE GOOD sISnss horses heers s ess
and machinery; price S32 800 Sl0.OO0
cash. balance 81 900 per year and and interest int. st
rhs aated is farms Of in the
Hf1RSr. Annandale. Fairfax County, va.
at the end Of Columbia Pike. Phone Alex
as ACRES RICH LAND. GOOD GROOM
| house on hill with shade, stream. SPRINGS
and some good timber r. out
$1,000; 81 900 cash. balance $50 per
month This is productive little farm m
See MASON HIRsT; AnnandaIs M Fairfax
Phone Alexandria 43-F-4l.
SUBSTANTIAL DWELLING, AMI; COT
LdBe dUQ utCCSodly 90 dSlSos
| on State road high elevation; 30 min.
| from Baltic: As min. from Wash. by auto;
suitable for club or sanitarium. Box 10
Jessup, Md.
4O-ACRE FARM. GOOD LAND AND
water plenty wood and timber. Four
room bungalow- ,frt and back poIches.
JOHN NJ. RICHARDS. Allentown. Md. R.
r. D. No. 4.
$3.50 CAsH-sla ACRES. HIGH, LEVEL
| land. large oaks. small. new cottage. 5
miles District line; Maryland; near school,
| S1.750. National 1883 or Atlantic 5205-J.
| A NICE LITTLE FARM NEAR POTOMAC,
barn. electricity. chicken houses. 10 acres,
| shade stream. Price. 10000 LOUIS
P. SHOEMAKER. 1719 K st. NV. Phone
| National 1855
FAIRLAND-s, MILES FROM DISTRICT
| line on Columbia pike. 93 acres. Groom
house. with improyements; large dairy
barn land cleared SCOTT Off,, front on on
| S175 per acre. terms: VIM. r. CARLIN.
| 6l16 Georgis ave. SILVER spginS.
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45 ACRES RICH LAND GOOD GROOM
house on hill with shade. stream. springs
and some good timber. necessary out
buildings. including fine Guernsey cows,
$4,000; 1000 cash. balance $50 per
month. This is a productive little farm
Is miles from Washington. over hard
See MASON HIRST Annandale. Fairfax
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

SPACIOUS, MODERN TOURIST HOME.
beautifully situated. Az acres; committing
otSsr osnee bs,Ss separate Tea can be Tss1
to West and North. $4,000 81. 900 cash.
S35 monthly. Or take small house or room
ing house in good location in city. Apply
CHIC INN, ROUTE 24O.
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SALE INVESTMENT PROPERTY

., 4 AND 6 FAMILY APARTMENTS. NE.
and NV; exceptional investment value
new 4-family bdgs. at S11, $50; 1909
rented. WALTER M. BAUMAN. / Thomas
circle. Phone National G229. Sunday.
Cleveland O747
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OITT-OF.TOWN REAL ESTATE

ELDERLY LADY WILL SELL HER 5-ROOM
home on paved street. all furnished; plenty
citrus fruits shrubbery, Sacrifice price
Sl,150. Ideal for retired person:
MRS ANNA O. MILLER.
Saint Cloud. Florida
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NEAR CONDUIT ROAD
AND CARIN John

frontage. This Is an interesting section
with a future is near enough to the river
and canal for quick access to their fishing
I00 Il, vide $500. Call Mrs. Burgess
Wisconsin 4253, -
l1la K ST NV Natl 1166.
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SALE-FARMS.

FOR RENT-STORAGE SPACE. 600 SO
it. fireproof STORAGE space for rent: private
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DUCK BLINDS.
sALE-COUNTRY PROPERTY.

DUCK BLIND-Best shooting on Potomac
River; your last chance: $50. NJ. R.
1406 H st. NV. Room 301.
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WaNTED-INyEST- PROPERTY.
RENT-WAREHOUSES.

APTS. ! TO 90 UNITS: ALSO HOUSES
suitable for fats; reasonable. Write "
BAILEY ;l435 Meridian NV. Adams 41S6.
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CADILLAC 1929 VS. convertible sedan.
model 341-B: custom-built FleetTooo ooay' o6y'
5 wire wheels trunk: sold new for 20. 900.
This car has been owned and driven oy
prominent local business man, has had tne
best Of care ana is truly bargaln, al od,S In1s
nrice-S1q5 Pohanka Service. 1126 2Otn
ST NV Phone District 9141.
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SALE OR RENT-suBuRBAN.

FURNISHED MODERN HOME. LEE JACK
son Highway. . mi. east Fairfax. n hour
from Washington; . baths. new oil heater
;S-car garage. 2415 Calf. st. NV. Phone
Decatur .501. -.
3-RoOM APT FURNISHED. S4a: GROOM
apt, furnished. S2650: Groom house.
sale. SO 500. T. j. PEARSON & CO.
branch office. 1906 Lee Highway. Cherry
dale. Va. Clarendon 2O36.
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BARGAIN--TERMS TO SUIT

New detached, g rooms. all-brick. mod
ern; corner Cecil ave and Rush rd.. Uni
Versity Park. REINHART. on premises.
Phone HyattSVille 80 i+
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LARGE and small stock. dairy. fruit and
poultry farms and some very. attractive
new listnes throughout beautiful Mont
somery Co.. Md
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CADITIAC 1925 conv coupe. 81 975-Fin-
ished in a beautiful jet black. chromium
plated wheels: equipped with huilt<in raolo:
Slightly used; delivered new ior owe over
Superior Motors. 1920 14th st. NV. Phone
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BUICK late a3? model 81 sedan; in Al
cr scratch 10 on body or tenders and runs IKE
a top Fully guaranteed by our warranty'
Formerly owned by very careful drlver' M
i1oholstery and general condition like new:
price only S4g5: easy terms and montnS
to pay Standard Motor Sales 1ne.. looo
11,b e. N ~ Phone North 1879.
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CADILLAC 1884 sport coupe This me me
~ being nsed: il is one perfect car: 81 .695.
c. c. c. Guaranty. Capitol Cadillac CO..
Ioo3 32nd st. NV Natl. $500. open
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CHEVROLET 1880 coach; thoroughly re-
eonditloned Capltoi quality sefto, 6nT; 9n6s mo,
tors Big Used-Csr Lot. l4th and Penna'
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BUICK late 1894 model So touring sedan:
with built-in trunk, original letrnlsIGis tx
clean and runs perfect and fully sua!an-
teed by our 9O;day wsrranty Here iSsr is
Csr cost new over 81 400. Our price only
SOS. Upholstery and general condi@,ion @
like new. Trades accepted. STANDARD MO-
tor Sales. Inc. 1905 l4th st. NV. Pnone
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

MONEY TO LOAN ON D. c. REAL ESTATE
at lowest prices. prompt service. JESSE
L. HEISKELL. Ills Eye st. NV.
SEE ME F1RST-LOANS PROCURED ON
2nd deferred purchase trust notes, bonds,
promotions, patents. inheritance estates.
stocks; first. second and third trusts. No
red tape Quick service Reasonable.
$500 repay 81 so wk.; $500 repay $3.50 wk.
800 repay $3.50 wk; 5000 repay 81 so wk.
S. 800 repay 81 so wk; So 900 repay $40 wk
So 500 repay S12. .5Owk; So. .000repay s 5 wk
So 500 repay SIT so wk; So; ;O00repay S2Owk
interest and can be arranged monthly and
Eye st NV where Eye meets New York
ave. Fhone National 1915.
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BUICK 1894 T-pasSenger sedan: original
fnish like new trunk. radio; motor excel.
Ient Nne rubber: neV-car appearance ana
Performance in every detail; 81 As. stan
lev n Horner Inc. III 14th 81. NV
phone National 1851.
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RENT-BUSINESs PROPERTY.
WANTED-LOTS,

BUILDER WANTS LOTS TO BUILD ROW
or detached houses; can pay cash; give
price and location. Address Box 1S6-M,
Star Office.
WANTED LOT ABOUT 5Ox75; NV
section within ; miles l4th and F; not
over $500. Address Box 30O-M, star
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SALE-FARMS.

pATTIxTENT RIVER

PATUXTENT RIVER.
and dS1 ssEss haEnf Harbor shore line @
house and two barns. Type Of soil
aRsa t. fEps NJ Better anf stGsn
on the Patuxtsnt for anehorage. fishing
and 0s''fTii THEoDoRE S55ss, r. TlO'S1aNSK &ENK. - .
1927 Park Rd. Columbia 7s45.
INVESTIGATE SOUTHERN MARYLAND"
:45 acres Patuxent River; & Y mile 'front.'
age; broom residence: $4,000. ..
1S1 acres Wicomico River. ~ mile 'front.'
age: T-room residence; S14 500.
176 acres Potomac River. l mile 'front.'
age including creek; broom residence
30 acres. State road. 35 miles from
WASHINGTON; 12-room Colonial residence,
LEONARD sNIDER. LA PLATA. MD.
oO3 ACRES OF THE MOST HIGHLY PRO-
ductive land to be found in Loudoun
County; 10 acres in woodland, balance
places: fine stone horse barn. cattle barn.
hold 100 head Of cattle; :-csI sarage
Spring hr oh heads noHsf %si fenced A and % nicely To-
Gated; the buildings on this property have
deprecated reproduction cost OF at least
$50. 900; owner sacrifices at S25 900. with
"a cash and balance on easy terms. H. B.
MITCHELL. Herndon. Va. Phone 135.
72 Acres, Brick House and
and fruit: good 9-room brick .and-frsms
mouse, basement Darn. OlNer DiQBS. Only
Sls5o ;,,,tsr terms arranged Pg 80 r,,EI4 big
tS;I5S:isD,. fSESsX; iSsz-N E. Land Title. Bldg:
$4,000.
9s-ACRE DAIRY FARM
Beautiful old home, built about 1870
modernized; large living room. 5 fire.
places: house in excellent condition: 20
COW dairy barn and stable: located 22 miles
from District; an unusually charming
country home and farm.
$4,750.
3O-acre farm. with 6-room house and
outbuildingS. > miles to Washington.
THE LUTTRELL CO.,
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PITTCK 1874 touring sedan; was bought
peW in Nov. 1884. II is so clean it can {
be told from new; has built-in trunk s1 sna an q
all 1885 characteristics; ] montns 10 pss
town al S675. Simmons Motors. Inc.
1333 I4th st n " Phone Decatur . lI.b.
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CADILLAC WIG town car. This fine for.
NAL car is in beautiful conditlon; tne m, nm.
ish is a medium gray, de luxe equipment
S6o5 C c. c. Guaranty. Capitol Caoli.
lac Co. 1922 22nd st. NV. Natl. 33oo'
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CHEVROLET 1898 master "6" sedan; Ike
new been driven very little: $3.50. terns'
los 9Th st. Sc. Apt. 101.
CHEVROLET 1885 standard coach; ex-
cellent condition throughout; private
owner Call Georgia 2649.
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SALE-SUBURBAN.

ROOMS. BATH, SLEEP. PORCH. AMI;
LOT 5OXnO0 #: near new blvd; S4,10u:
terms. is Prince Georges ave. Takoma PIX.
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COLONIAL ESTATES.

COMMITTING DISTANCE.
Pre-Revolution Prince George Co, Md
q rooms and basement brick house and 40
acres land on stream; is mentioned in
Foreman's EARLY Manor Houses of Mary
land as one of the ancient houses OF
the county: not now occupied: well worthy
of restoration Price $4,000.
THEODORE F. MENK,
1927 Park Rd Columbia 7S45. .
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FEW NICE HOME SITES ON MT. VERNON
Memorial Boulevard. 3 miles from Wash
ington: 500: easy terms. Address Box
495-K Star office.
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COUNTRY ESTATES.

45O- ACRE ESTATE WfTH MINERAL
spring. West Central virginia: price 81, 500
cash; bargain MULLER, Box S102. Sui
phur Springs. Florida.
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CHEW 1929 coach new tires; good engine;
only $50 cash. Capitol Motors. lnc'
1 pa
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FLORIDA PROPERTY.

TRADE LOVELY ORLANDO BUNGALOW
nice location, for D. C.-nearby property
W. B. PICHLER. 1905 K NV. NET. 4344. .
WANTED-FLORIDA PROPERTY.
CHANCE TO TRADE YOUR FLORIDA
HOUSE FOR NEARBY VA. HOME
w. B. PICHLER. 1905 K NV. MET. 4344. .
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For full particulars and inspection con-
suit Mr.. E. c. Thomas with
BOSS e. PHELPS.
14l7 K St Realtors National $500
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BUICK 1892 model 66-S coupe; rehnished
in beautiful black fine rubber, spotlesS IN
terior excellent motor: any demonstra-
ton you wish Priced low at S435. Stanley
H Horner. Inc, iii 14th ST. ~. PhoAe
National 1S5l
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BUICK 1895 series s47 sedan. sst5-Fsc,
tory bult-in radio; car that hss .I, peen
brand -new: fnish in a dark maroon Supe.
rior Motors 1920 14th st. NV. Phons
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BUICK 1885 model 81 sedan; driven, very
little; new-car appearance and performs
until you have seen this fine Buick. 81 .O43.
Stanley H Horner. Inc. I'LL 14th st. n We
Nafinnal IG61.
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An equipped tourist home with large
dining room. Splendid stand for road
SIDE inn. Bargain price.
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/ BUICK 1884 model 46-S coupe; driven
| 1000 miles; this is the sport model; motor
| and rubber like new. spotless interior
| priced for a quick sale at S695. STANLEY
! H Horner Inc, I'LL l4th ST. NV. Phohe
/ National T65I
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BUICK $50 sedan in fine condition Sac.
rifice for cash or will accept small car ana
cash Phnne Shepherd l423.
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acres with 7-room house wonderful
oak shade trees. State road; near Ashton
Prize only So 500
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BUICK 1894 model 81 sedan: thls IS the
big Buick that sold new for :? 10; II IS
equipped with six wheels built-ln trunk
and luggage carrier; has original finish OF
saEebrush green. metal tire covers ana
spotless upholstery; We have reduced tnls
car so that some one VIII eet teai te
eain and fine transportation; our price is
SgS5, or saving Of nearly $1,000, and
remember. there is no difference be.weedd ed
FERNS Norris Inc, 2OlS 14th st. NV.
Phone North 3h49.
Evening star., 1935-02-15

Tomorrow: 1.-TWO Heads" by Euniee
Cassidy Hendryx. relates the happy end
ing to q deceased mans efforts to reunite
his divorced niece and nephew.
Evening star., 1935-02-15

international adventurers who they
believe may have been engaged in
espionage.
A Prussian baron, Clement Won Rad
owitz, already has been detained and
police said four other persons were
under suspicion.
Won RadowitZ was held on a charge
Of returning to France in violation Of
an expulsion order issued, police said,
after two convictions for swindling
France in 1925 and 1888.
Won Rsdowitz, reported to be rel
ative of the former Empress Zita of
Austria, was said by police to have
been high up in the Austrian espionage
service during the World War. The
authorities said they were investigat-
ing the alleged activities OF the baron
Evening star., 1935-02-15

hurry, no hue, no cry. Kiss me-"
"Oh. yeah? I spose your uncleS
humping hisSelf of is nothin' hap
penin'? Let's scram, kid, I'm nervous"
"Whazzat!" he almost shouted. The
pipe slipped from his surprise slack
ened face. Automatically he stopped
for it. -. K. dead? How do you know?"
Sure. 1t was over the radio. Sui
eide because of bad health, the an
nouncer said. No reflection on the
banks condition. he said. Tom. he
kneW!"
God" he whispered. "He must
have found out"
Tom, let's get out Of here. They'll
be after U.s."
NO" he said duly. I'm going
back"
Don't be fool, Tom. We got the
money"
He looked at her as though she
wasn't there. I've got the money
and I'm going back"
TONI" She clung like leech to
him. He shok her aside. Don't
I mean nothin', Tom? If you won't
go, then give me my share of the
money"
He did not answer her: he did not
have to, for his back was more elo-
quent reply than words.
There was a black bitterness in
him: he walked with tagging steps.
Why had J. K. chosen this way to
expunge the crime? That was no
solution. Why hadn't he denounced
the thieving scoundrel that was his
nephew?
Already curious crowd was about
the bank The police were on the in
side. Mr. Tate motioned to him
silently. Together they went into the
vice presidents Office.
What a CHASTITY thing it is,
Tommy" he said brokenly. He didn't
have to do that He knew was be-
hind him with every penny I own.
Why didn't he come to me?"
Tom felt sick. "H-here'S the
money" he cried. That's all Of it."
Ten thousand, Tommy No. that's
not all of it. There is still $35.o0o
missing. Later you and I will go back
to his house and search again. But
why didn't he come to me?"
(Copyright. 1880
Tomorrow: 1.-TWO Heads" by Euniee
Ing to a deceased mans EFFORTS to reunite
bis divorced niece and nephew.
Evening star., 1935-02-15

struction Of a pumping station build
ing, estimated to cost 100000; grit
chambers, costing $19s,oo0, and sew
age meter. to cost an estimated
$4,000.
The next step Is for the District
Commissioners to advertise for bids
from contractors. Work already Is
underway on the approach road to the
plant.
P. w. A. engineers now have under
study the plans and specifications for
the second major unit Of the new
plant, comprising sedimentation tanks,
grease separation tanks, by-passes and
effluent conduits. The estimated cost
Of this project Is $500, 900.
Completion Of checking plans ana
specifications Of these projects Is ex-
pected in a few days.
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PODERJAY SENTENCE
is SET FOR MARCH 7
fudge Orders Adjournment at
Request Of District At
torney's Office.

1y the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, February 15.-Senten-
cling Of Ivan Poderjay, who pleaded
guilty to bigamy in connection with
his marriage to Miss Agnes C. Tufver-
son, former corporation lawyer who
disappeared shortly after the wedding,
has been adjourned to March 7.
The adjournment was ordered by
Judge George L. Donnellan at the
request of the district attorneys Of
fice. which is continuing an nvesti-
cation Of Poderjay and the circum-
stances OF Miss TufverSon'S diSap-
pearance in December, 1888, about
the time Poderjay sailed alone for
Europe.
Poderiay insisted upon pleading
guilty several weeks ago after he had
been extradited from Austria on the
69amy charge.
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PIPE DREAM
Tommy Did Two Things Foreign to His Nature. and. as
Usual. Woman Was Behind the Scenes.
BY JAMES STRACHAN.

though. how i'm
personal hi n 9 s
like beds, chairs
and bureaus--he'd
better get out Of
here.
The bag was light
enough, so that he
could easily walk
over to Maisie's
apartment with it.
Besides, he had o
couple Of hours to
kill before their
train left for the
West.
Maisie was wait
ing for him.
&c ee, kid, ]
t ught u'd
never come" she
said hoarsely. II
knoW'd something
would happe n
We'd better blow
quick"
mo, Maisie, moth
ing happened. II
went off just like
cJock work Nc
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OFFICER WILL SPEAK

Col. L. Des Brisay of the Canadian
field Of the Salvation Army will speak
at IL am. Sunday at the local Sal
vation Army Hall No. 2, at Seventh
and P streets northwest.
Col. Des Brisay has held important
posts in the organization in Canada
and her visit to the United States
is in connection with a brief lecture
t0sYN
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D. C. SEWAGE PLANT
PLANS RECEIVE @. X.
P. W. A. Approves Specifications
of First Sections of $4, 900, 900
Structure.

The Public Works Administration yes
terday approved engineering plans and
specifications Of the first major sec
tionS Of the $4,000,000 District OF Co
lumbia sewage disposal plant to be
built at Blue Plains. The approved
plans and specifications cover con-
Evening star., 1935-02-15
SUIT ASKS $4,000

H1Aintiff Charges He Was injured
on Ride.
Charging he was seriously injured
while riding with the defendant on
the Baltimore Boulevard last Novem-
her, Max Jeweler, 1915 Fern street,
f1ied suit in District Supreme Court
yesterday for $4,000 from Martin
Himmelfarb, ATS Sixteenth street.
The suit was filed through Attor-
neys Lewis H. Shapiro and Henry
Snyder.
Evening star., 1935-02-15

and his associates on the Riviera in
the last few months.
The names Of the "countesseS" were
not made public by the police officials,
nor was their relation to the baron's
activities disclosed.
Evening star., 1935-02-15

ting headache.
"sure, Tom" the vice president
uniled. But If you could take an
aspirin? We're frightfully busy. The
examiners come in the morning, you
know. Your uncle is more than little
disturbed; some Of the loans are
weak"
Lucky stiff" the assistant cashier
cried after him as he left. You don't
even keep bankers hours"
Don't worry. j, X. will dock me
plenty"
Lucky stiff was right. Ten thousand
In his pocket and half days start
Why, there was nothing to it.
Outside the doorway he scratched a
match and Lit his pipe. Well, this
little episode ought to make Malsle
ett up and take notice. It had taken
long urging on her part. Surely now
Abe would marry him. Money was OF
terrific Importance to her. AS for
him, he cared little for it. Just enough
for tobacco and few trivial amuSe-
ments. But she wanted clothes, want
cd to be somebody.
But what of J. K, his uncle?
Funny that he hadn't thought of
what he would think. 1t would hurt
him to learn that he had nurSed a
viper all these years. After all, it was
q hell of a way to repay his uncle for
past years of support and kindness.
But $40 a week wasn't enough for a
cashier, and J. K should have known
that-honeSt, white-haired j. K. Jar
Wis of National Trust.
And there was MaiSie. Certainly
enough compensation in having her
affections, even If he lost everything
else. He was conscious of that thick
wad in his pocket, but he did not feel
At all criminal-like and furtive. 1t
seemed as though all that money was
nothing but back pay. Evidently this
conscience business was a fabrication
OF fiction writers.
He strolled gayly up the walk Of
j. ks mansion. This would be the
last time he would go in there. The
house was quiet. The housekeeper
would be in the kitchen getting her
own lunch. Neither he nor his uncle
ate the noon meal at home.
In his room he packed bag with
his personal effects. He took a hasty
glance about the room that had been
his for almost IS years. Funny,
Evening star., 1935-02-15
TWO "COUNTESSES"
SOUGHT IN SPY PLOT
Prussian Baron Being Detained
in Probe Of Riviera
Activities.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PARIS, February 15.-Two beautiful
"countesses" were sought by police to-
day In connection with an investiga-
ton which authorities said may un-
cover the activities Of band of clever
Evening star., 1935-02-15

0BEYING an
~ impulse, Tom
my Jarvis did
two things entirely
foreign to his ma
ture. First, he
pocketed $4,000
of the banks
funds, and he did
It irnpulsively. Or
dinarily. he was as
deliberate a n d
concise as most
pipe smokers are;
ordinarily he was
honest. In his case
honest might al
most have been
written with q cap
ital II.
Directly all this
could have been
traced to Maisie,
but he never
thought OF doing it.
Mr.. Tate" Tom
my said, I'm
afraid that I shall
have to leave this
noon. I've a split