davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-05-24

the auxiliary stomach. whore II Is
converted into the COW.
The COW has no upper plate All
OF her teeth are parked In the lower
part Of her face. This arrangement
was perfected by an efficiency expert
To keep her from cumming things
up. As \ result, she bites up and
gums doxn.
\ slice OF COW Is worth cents IN
the COW. II cents In the hands Of the
packers. and $40 In n restaurant
that specIallzes In atmosphere
From The Builder"
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-05-24

bis words had uore force than II
be had numbered Il mean youll
ST uuy or this altogether"
Il told you what l'm going 10 do.'
Kentucky said shortly. He was in
n hurry now 20 be on his way Es
wanted 20 hlt the Bar Hook Rad
before the final closing of the dark.
The sheriff shouted az him. You
Internal"
The door came open, shudderlng
rs II broke clear from the Ice that
hnd formed at the sill
The man who stamred the snow
OF his boots upon the threshold was
straight backed and lean b oul
dered: bis age was ludetermlnate-
be- might have been forty. or be
might have been much more. lie
bad a claau.cut. knife-cavyed face.
set with blue eyes as clear ano
penetrating as sharp bits ot Ice.
And be- radla:ed n driving. thrust
Ing energy. so ,'efnlte rs 10 convey
an almost physical sense of impact
Floyd Hopper said without
warmth. Hello. Elliot" and Ken-
tucky Jones said. ~Howdy. Bob"
Kentucky Jones had always been
of good terms with Bob Elliot be-
fore: but uow EIflot looked over The
other with 4 coolIy noucommlttal
cye. Il heard" Bob Elliot said.
"you got yourself a joh todayT'
That's So"
bar Uook7'
Yes
The boss Of the IS looked Ken
'ucky over again slowly. with a Ger
tain bleak irony Then abruptly he
turned away. breaking into the pain.
ful sounding ordinations which
passed with him for laughter. II
consisted ~ shaking of shoulders
and a series OF coughing sounds
accompanied by a general palued.
cracked no look. but 10 expression
of enjoyment. While this went on
be always turned away from his
companions as n the unaccus,omed
onslaught IN truth seized him
against his Will
The pnroxyms died away. And
with n face Ike that" Bob Eliiot
was able to say NJ last "Oh. nat.
uraly Oh. of courses
I've found Il useful face Tor
nzhtinE n wolf" Kentucky agreed
equally. "Stlll. | don't See
Just the brand" said Bob Isl.
lot. "thnt always goes loco over the
neHrcst ginlei headed girl"
There was quiet while man
could count nfteen. I'm going 70
finish rolling this cigarette. said
Kentucky Jones. "and TIN going 20
roll u right Then I'm going 20 see
II stiil feel the same way about
that last remark And II do--Trn
going 20 smash your teeth down
your throat"
Maybe you are. said Bob Elliot.
without emotion. Floyd. / hear
somebody rustled the bullet that
killed John Mason"
"Uh. huh" said Hopper.
"Tm not sure that saw that
done. Floyd said Elliot. disregard
lng Kentucky now. hut think
maybe that did: and think so
more and more -
sheriff Flcyd Hopper came
awake. "Whc was iiY~
4 don't want to name name. ="
said Bob Elliot. unless we can
make n ter TO see II I'm right. n
I'm right. the party that took the
bullet passed II on 10 another (:
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-05-24
AND THEN 1T KICKS

The public never knows what II
wants until Il gets IL.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-05-24

DR.. Pierce's Pellets are best for liver,
bowels and stomach. One little Pellet for
a laxatiye-three for cathartic.-Adv.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-05-24
Real Heroism

4 chronic invalid is a hero II he
doesn't talk about his alment.
The Coolidge examiner., 1935-05-24
Best Tools TO Uae

Work with the stuff that's above
your eyebrows.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-13

no harm. I'll make the hound-nag quiet down. All right, now, jump up high.
 Wee Duncy did as he was told, and Scouty helped him grab . hold of the strange beast. I'm all right, now" said Duncy, with a sigh.
 The other Tinies watched the three ride round, as smart as smart could be. The trainer had yelled. Whoa, there, hound-nag. Slow your pace a bit.
 "The tots, you know, are friends of mine, and want you to treat them fine. If you dump them upon the ground, I'll punish you for it."
 Just then wee Goldy shouted, Hey! Look what is heading right this way. Why, it's an alligator with a birds head. What a sight"
 The hound-nag kicked his legs in air and gave his riders quiet a scare. The Tinies were thrown off because the beast was filled with fright.
 Copyright 1885, NEA Service. Inc.
 Strange walters serve the Tinics in the next story.)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-13

Although he was tossed all around, brave Scouty hung on safe and sound. And so did little Coppy. This old hound-nag's wild," he cried. 0 V.
 He's trying, now. to shake us loose, but he will find that it's no use. It will take more than shak- ing us to spoil this little ride"
 "Ah, that's the spirit! Hang on tight" the trainer shouted. "You're all right. Now, I'd sug- gest that DuncxSjoin you, if he's game enough"
 This made fair Dotty smile. Said she, "Oh, he'd be scared as he could be. You'll never get him on that beast. The going is too rough."
 "Oh, yeah?" shouted Duncy. ''I am always brave enough to try most anything. You make me out coward. That's not fair.
 You may not know 1t, but I'm used to riding beasts. Give me a boost and I will ride. Why, even If I'm thrown, will not care"
 The driver grabbed him by the arm and said, You will come to
Evening star., 1935-01-20
Scot Roads in Aviation.

Railways operating in Scotland are
entering the aviation field. With the
retirement Of the Midland g. Scottish
Air Ferries, which operated between
the mainland and several islands,
Railway Air Services, Ltd, owned BY
the roads, started service. Large cities
of Scotland will be connected by air
with Belfast, Liverpool, London,
Birmingham and the Isle Of Man.
Evening star., 1935-01-20
"GIVE UP, SON." PLEADS
AL KARPIS' MOTHER
Surrender of Bremen Kidnapping
Suspect Before Staying
Urged by Parent.

CHICAGO, January 10 LP).-Alvin
Karps' mother has appealed to him
to surrender to the law.
"Giye yourself up, son-don't wait
for them to shoot you down." she said.
Karpis, recently nominated as the
Nations new No. l public enemy, is
wanted by the Government in con-
nection with the 100000 kidnapping of
Edward Bremen, wealthy st. Paul
banker.
Evening star., 1935-01-20
RENT-STORES.

BATTERY PARK. MD.-MODERN BRICK
in commercial triangle; entrance and dis
play windows on both Old Georgetown I'd.
month Attractive lease to good grocer.
2112 PA. AVE. NW,-BASEMENT SHOP,
hot-water heat. janitor; $3.50 monthly.
STORE AND DWELLING - SOUTHWEST
corner 4th and Eye SITS. NV; will re-
model. Apply F. A. GAEGLER. Decatur
2325-J. 1926 Newton ne.
GEORGIA AVE. BETWEEN EMERSON
and Farragut COLONY Theater block, suit
able for liquor store. Address Box 292-A,
Star office.
914 R I. AVE MEASURABLE FOR ANY
kind of business, In thriving neighborhood.
Rent very reasonable. Apply 916 r. L ave.
ne. Phone Decatur 1877.
ON CONNECTICUT AVENUES. FT.
wide by AZ # deep. Light and heat fur
nished. $500 per month. Address Box
221-A Star ofhce.
1901 N. J, AVE. Nw.-sToRE 2Ox25.
heat furnished. $40.
Central o loeationM1;story D. building ind
1926 14th ST. NV. DIST. 3347.
ala M Ma "a AVE. N,w-sToREs sko m
Ill g St. n.w..store and Nat. $3.50
1928 N Cap. st.-Store and fiat $3.50
23O1 Sherman ave. n.w,-Store and
2o3s Georeia ave:-Large store -. $3.50
1924 Georgia ave.-Store and l r. 2050
1o21 7th street NV.
Evening star., 1935-01-20
WANTED-MONEY.
SALE OF Two-sToRy BRICK RESI-
DENCE, KNOWN AS NO. 1919
STREET NORTHEAST. WASHING

BY, suthoIity Of that deed Of trsst
Of the land records of the District Of
Columbia, and at the direction, Of the
WIN otfeT f0T sale as pueIls agc1,oI; on on
JANUARY, 1885. AT FOUR O'CLOCK
bered fifty-seven (5) in square numbered
ten hundred and twenty,six. uo2sl in the
more particularly described in said deed,
improved, BY 2 two-story brick residence,
ington, D. C., and building or garage on
the rear.
Terms: One third cash. balance to be
represented by purchasers promissory
and two years after date, respectively,
payable semi-annuaily, or all cash, at
purchasers option; $500 deposit required,
Ccnveyancing, revenue. recording, etc, at
purchasers cost; taxes adjusted. to day
fifteen days, or the deposit viii be forfeited
and the property resold at purchaser s
cost after five days advertisement.
WHARTON e. LESTER,
MICHAEL J. COLBERT,
5a2o,22.24.26.2s,2s Trustees.
Evening star., 1935-01-20
NORTH WASHINGTON BARGAINS.


This list OF house bargains should be
interesting to anybody who can use a
house to live In or who has money to
House on the District side. very con-
veniently located, hollow tile construction,
So. 800 This house had first trust Of
per month. Would bring S63 if vacant,
Maryland bungalow. rooms. fine lot
good location. House in the pink Of con-
dition: h-w. heat S4.750. This house cost
the former owner $500.
Seven rooms rooms and inclosed porch
first floor. 3 rooms second floor. rented
House has been entirely reconditioned and
new hot-water heating plant installed
Bone-dry basement. lot 200 feet deep with
garden. fruit trees. poultry house. garage
See new brick bungalow Sunday. 31a
to the minute in design and equipment
very well built. i've large rooms attic. q
car garage. $3.50: price includes porce-
lain gas range. electric refrigeration. Easy
terms.
tionally large wooded lot. $4,000.
Another brick house. built by original
owner for his own use. rooms and bath
first floor. 2 rooms. lavatory and toilet
second floor: h.-w. heat: oil burner. garage
to match: large lot. with garden and poul-
reduced to $1,000. Will take small Pet
worth house in exchange.
Five-room bungalow. modern conven-
fences, Hyattsville. 30 $50: easy terms.
For convenience of those employed. ONCE
will be open at night and on Sunday. 10
r. D. LILLE co.
264 Carroll St. Takoma Park. Geo. 5000.
Evening star., 1935-01-20
RENT-STORES

920-922 H STREET Sc. NEAR NAVY
Yard-Store and 4 rooms, bath. apart
ment; well combined.
DIXIE REALTY CO..
1417 L st. NV. National $3.50.
WE OFFER THE FOLLOWING STORE
LOCATIONS
REASONABLY PRICED.
2611 Conn. ave, new store ready for
occupancy Feb. 1, about 20X120, at Cal
vert st. near Shoreham and Wardman.
4i39 Conn. ave, equipped for barbecue.
351g Conn. ave, good shopping center.
1862 Mt. Pleasant St, about 20x60. 370S
14th st. NV, 1880, also garage, 3Q06
zoos Eye st. NV, on Pa. ave. near @. W.
U. 903 9th st. NV. downtown, at Mass.
ave.
GUARANTY REALTY, INC.
1706 K st. NV. National 05SS.
Evening star., 1935-01-20
WANTED-LOTS.

ONE LOT IN NEARBY MONTGOMERY OR
Arlington Counties to trade for building
lumber. Phone Clev. 1856.
WANTED-LARGE LOT OR ACREAGE
second or industrial; can use TT. property
state particulars. Address Box 2SB-A
Star Office 2Os
BUILDER WILL PAY CASH FOR LOT
near Gth and Underwood stS. NV, at
once. Address Box 49-T. Star Office
DESIRE WELL-LOCATED LOTS. CHEVY
Chase. American University Park. Takoma
ParF or any good sections FOR CLIENTS
GIVE full Information and lowest price 10
MR.. SCARBOROUGH OR MR. RABY, I4l7
* 81. PHONE NATIONAL 1900.
Evening star., 1935-01-20
RESERVE UNIT TO MEET
New National Secretary to Ad-
dress Fleet Branch No. 4.

dress Fleet Branch No. a.
Branch No. 4 at the Reserve AsSoci-
alton will meet tomorrow at the
Soldiers, Sailors and Marines Club,
1015 L street, at 8 pm. There will be
an address by the new national secre-
tary, Charles Lofgren.
The branch will hold an oyster roast
and barbecue at Auth's, 625 D street
southwest, next Saturday evening.
Evening star., 1935-01-20
sprc1.Is rop o11IcK SAFE

SPECIALS FOR QUICK SALE.
Near Sandy Spring. Md. Due to sick
ness owner must vacate 12 rooms. 9 baths
house, ami, in beautiful grove acres;
make offer.
acre, 6 rooms, bath bungalow, hardwood
floors, ami. $4,000; terms.
Takoma Park home. rooms. bath,
porches, built-in garage. ami, S4.5oo;
terms
In District. o acres. house. outbuildings.
100 fruit trees. suitable for truck or
subdivision; $1,000; terms.
Building lots. Silver Spring. gas. water,
electricity. public sewer; &c foot; monthly
payments.
8. T. HICKMAN.
re o1S7 6QO3 9th st NV
Evening star., 1935-01-20

s3,950-NEw BRICK BUNGALOW.
3 rooms. bath. h.-w h.. hardwood floors.
fireplace finished attic. garage. gas. sewer.
city water; will build this for only $3.50;
lot 50x15O included; terms. $1,000 cash,
$40 per month.
Cali Walnut 1864. 1890 to 12 am. or
Columbia 1Il3 Sunday and evenings.
Evening star., 1935-01-20
SALE OR RENT-SUBURBAN.

GOOD. MODERN 5-RoOM HOUSE. ACRE
or more land block to cars. stores. schools,
churches; electric range and lights, occu-
pied by owner easy terms. Rent. S35.
JOSEPH E. GOODKEY. Berwyn. Nd.
HOUSES LOTS AND FARM LAND
Nearby Maryland and Virginia. r. L.
BELL. oOO2 2 st. NV.
Evening star., 1935-01-20
SALE OR RENT-STORES

STORE. 3715 MACoMB ST. .N.w:-3
exposures 5-room apt with porch. Suit
dry branch. etc. Phone Col. 4741 or ap-
ply 24OI Calvert st. NV, apt. 312.
Evening star., 1935-01-20
$4,95O.00.
NEW BRICK BUNGALOW.

=. Beautiful Lyon Park. Clarendon.
Va, two blocks from the new Lee
Boulevard: living room 13x19, wood
burning fireplace; two bed rooms. mod
ern kitchen and bath with shower;
Soft. lot; convenient to transporta-
ton, stores and school. Small cash
epd easy terms Open and heated.
Mr.. WILSON on premises. Brookyale
avenue near Spruce street.
Evening star., 1935-01-20
WANTED-SUBURBAN.

BY YOUNG COUPLE-sMALL HOUSE OR
apartment unfurnished, between Hyatts-
vile and Beltsville. Nd. Address Box
294-A Star ONCE.
HALF TO ONE ACRE OF LAND 90 MILES
of city. Address Box 242-A. Star office.
Evening star., 1935-01-20
s4OO GETS POULTRY FARM.

u mile concrete hway: 10 acres. poul-
try houses 20x4O. 2Ox12. attractive 8
rooms. basement barn: brook. fruit. wood
81 900. 500 down Details FREE. Bar
gain Bulletin. STROUT AGENCY. 1427-N
Land Title BLDG. Phtls.. Pa.
WE HAVE SOME EXCEPTIONAL VALUES
in farms 600 to 600 acres. within e5
miles of Washington on fine roads. at $40
an acre and up.
M. E. CHURCH,
Est. 1886. Falls Church Va. Phone 30.
Evening star., 1935-01-20
SALE-SUBURBAN.
(Continued.)
BEAUTIFUL TAKOMA
PARK.

S5.250--Cozy little green shingle bunga-
low with lovely living and dining rooms
which may be nicely thrown together for
entertaining if you wish. Well-appointed
new range. The spacious bed rooms
14x14 each. have four windows; beautiful
tiled bath with shower; hot-water furnace
run by gas II you desire; Just being re:
decorated; fine corner lot with shade and
shrubbery; double garage. This was law
yer's home and a splendid bargain.
Sc. 6.S50-English home built by master
builder to sell for Sill 900. Financial
pressure causes this sacrifice price. which
is far below cost of building house today
without the lot. There is a reception hall
and six very attractively arranged rooms
beautiful tiled bath. garage to match house
large shady lot. This home is splendidly
located in the District. Do not delay in
seeing this bargain.
Income property. Ss,05O. Lovely homs
OF 10 rooms and 2 baths. This house may
be used as private home. or as it is nov
used: The owner has delightful room.
and bath on first floor also spacious from
splendid apartments bringing in about $6t
per month. This house is splendidly bull
and an excellent buy.
Evening star., 1935-01-20
THIS WEEKS SPECIALS!

! This WEEKS SPEClALS!
M in 9sns esPo 'Vf View ssx Ga5
most exclusive COLORED subdivision. at
prices much below, the cost OF construc-
san to JaSf asE small amouns Of cash AND
| and interest With new houses going up
every day and selling as fast as completed
10 the OetIes apoG s1aSS q I4es, s1I9Tea people
Offers inducements absolutely unexcelled
for the serious minded colored man or
Woman, who wants suburban home of
Their own which has al the ADVANTAGES
ANoTHER fI3~ NEW f " HOME ieSi,i1S' OPEN
Al 100 S0th both St. ne; every evening and
aay pye cat Bnnns
this week end You'll be surprised at
All we want is an opportunity to demon
strate that our prices are right and our
terms terms will suit if you are the right
today-and our representative will call and
take you out to the property, If you
naVent your own Transportation.
CAPITOL VIEW REALTY CO.,
927 New York Ave. NV. National $500.
NEW YEAR RESOLUTION.
,v Resolved; sSn,Nsds that ~ stop paving my rent
Rome Fne Make f' this fesoa0n ohH and SICK
TO it. Then phone me uuick-now-be
fore you forget. it. or better still come in
have to sell one man or woman a home
each week during 1885. The first week
Il was the Clark's The second week it
Nfst m Te Ssse qacs it faSid ws ss
plenty Of satisfied customersWnot one
single one dissatisfied. All you need is
iust. little cash and the ambition to
like to trade for something better.
MODERN HOMES-SELL.
Why put it of? can locate you in any
section Of the city or su burbs and on very
easy monthly payment terms covering all
month up, Just whatever you can pay.
have sold hundreds and hundreds Of homes
and never yet had to repossess a single
one. I hope I never shall. Haven't time
to take up with shiftless no good folks
and prefer not to be bothered with those
actuated by idle curiosity or those who are
not really in earnest. but If you want
can pay for, that will not cramp you and
an absolutely square deal always. then
give me chance to get you on my list of
satisfied customers.
SPECIAL THIS WEEK.
A nice. Groom and bath home in new
house condition-S100 cash. S25 per
month. More cash. smaller payments.
Large rooms. nice front and back yards.
Cut this ad out and mail it to me giving
your requirements and watch me du the
bill.
L. L. JOHNSON.
oo1 spscialiainS IN coiored Homes. o.oo
Evening star., 1935-01-20
TRUSTEES SALE
FOR COLORED. S3. 900.

Trustees sale-Brick house mr.. 10th &
R sts. NV: Must be sold to hauidate
back yard. alley. Appraised at $4,000;
assessed $4,000: terms. For appointment
call Diefrinf dRQO
Evening star., 1935-01-20
$3.50.

S8,95O.
10th ST. HEIGHTS.
Beautiful new English Colonial brick
home 6 unusually large rooms. ELECTRIC
HEALTH KITCHEN. dinette. . beautiful
Hollywood baths. paneled recreation room,
parQuet floors. f1replaceS oil burner,
built-in garage II you want a bargain
$3.50
Evening star., 1935-01-20
RENT-EARM.

RENT-50-ACRE TRUCK FARM, FULLY
equipped and stocked Share rent or
money rent: close in. Address Box 224-A.
Evening star., 1935-01-20
6 RMS Is ACRES $40.

Farm house; M. elec. lights. furnace:
20-min. ride to downtown. 3 mi. D.. C.
line; servants room; large barn. chicken
houses. fruit trees; good for poultry. to-
bacco or truck farming: near Defense High
way Phone Columbia 1851
Evening star., 1935-01-20

PAPGAIN.

rooms and bath. ami. hot.water
esaT nyenfn nf%y s and Large sehoo priee
S3.250. 5000 cash and $50 per month.
Heated and open for inspection, 300 Guy
ave. Edmonston. Md. Call Hyattsvllle $40.
REAL. vALUE+s9.75o.
Detached brick home on lot 75x150 feet.
z large rooms. oil burner. Gear garage.
To reach: BALTIC; Pike to End street past
Open Saturday and Sunday until dark.
Evening star., 1935-01-20
GOOD INVESTMENT.

Farm ST. acres 800 acres in cultiva-
ton. balance in timber; nine-room dwell
4 barns and other outbulldings; fully
equipped one mile Of R. R. station. in
Charles County Md. 3S miles of Washing
ton Price 81 ; 900; So 900 cash. 81 800
financed through Federal Farm Loan. bal
ance arranged to suit buyer. For further
information call Sterling S329. ask for
Mr Smith
Evening star., 1935-01-20
RENT-SUBURBAN.

nEN1@SCDOhDhI
KENsINGTON, MD-6 ROOMS. BATH,
school Call Wisconsin 4545-M.
CHEVY CHASE, MD, 22O JONES BRIDGE
Rd.-Partly furnished seven-room house;
acres of ground; new furnace: electricity;
city water: 500 Phone Adams 5031-R
ATTRACTIVE MODERN HOME. FUR
nished bath; h.-W.h.: garage. EDITH
THOMPSON. Fairfax. Va.
BELTSVILLE-NEW,5 ROOMS. LAUNDRY
room. bath, electricity, garden spot; ada
cent Govt farm; S25. Greenwood l177.
5 ROOMS AND BATH. s ACRES. So. 90
s rooms and bath, ami, 5000
Erwin REALTY CO. Call Hyattsville 765.
MODERN BUNGALOWS AND HOUSES,
furnished and unfurn-, nearby Nd. Va.
D C. Auto service for inspection. LESLIE
D. MEASEL. Phone Cleveland 3465.
COLLEGE PARK. 4Os PRINCETON AVE.
g rooms. h.-w. heat, large lot, S52. so.
TAKOMA PARK. rooms. INV. heat, ga
rage. S55. Apartment. End floor of house,
Q large rooms, kitchen and bath. heat
furnished. $50. r. d. LILLE CO., 264
Carroll st, Takoma Park. Georgia 1900.
4-ROOM BUNGALOW. AMI. S31 90
5-room bungalow, am. ........ 1000
z rooms two apt house. h. w h.. 5000
Groom furnished apartment. .... 5000
3s4s 34th St. 'ioLhLr Mount 4 Rainier, RAM Md.
bhaS,a rr,o.,S,Stiis = a.
Evening star., 1935-01-20
-CHEVY CHASE d C..

Near 32d and Nebraska avenue. $500
detached, lot 40x132. 8 rms. q bed
Most exeeptional in value.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
TAG 18th st. Reaitor. Natl 0753.
Evening Phone Georgia 80l2.
Evening star., 1935-01-20

Music on the Air, by H. G. Kinscella.
1884. VVK627.
There is a constantly increasing
quantity OF real music which can be
heard over the radio today, and as
the greater number of listeners have
never had an opportunity such as
this before, it is important that their
musical intelligence should be sharp
ened and their power Of appreciation
increased"
The book Music on the Air. by
Hazel Gertrude Kinscella, is a real
contribution in this direction.
ter DamroSch.
Evening star., 1935-01-20
SALE-HOUSES.
S6.950.

New. brick bungalow. Silver Spring. Nd;
large corner lot. $500 cash and $50 per
mn call Natl. 1886. EYES. Line. lO360.
Evening star., 1935-01-20
NEAR SCOTT CIRCLE.
171O MONROE ST. NE.

First showing. Woodbridge, detached. in
new-house condition; rooms. BATH fire.
Stores, S,aS bus. bus Open until 8 pm.
Price, ST ,450. Terms.
,, VIM. r. THoRowGOOD,
2D24 r. T. Ave. NE. Decatur 0317.
Evening star., 1935-01-20
WANTED-FARMS.

DAIRY FARM $4,000 OR LESS ALSO
large dairy with high average. Shipping
to Washington. VIII pay cash. viii go
some distance from Washington. State
full details in first letter. r. D. LILLE
CO. 264 Carroll ST.. Takoma Park. Geor-
gia $500.
Evening star., 1935-01-20
Music in American Life.

Music in American Life.
Music in Industry, by K. S. Clark.
1929. VV83 .C54m.
"It is most desirable that every
one obtain a fairly clear picture Of
the service which music is rendering
in industry at the present time, and
of its influence and its future pos
sibilitieS.'
Evening star., 1935-01-20

WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW.
cash. BEG icons sssa mn 1855 1858
Evening star., 1935-01-20

FOUR LOTS. ZONE FOR 4-FAMILY
FLATS. NEAR STREET CARS. SCHOOL
STORES. NV. S4 900 CASH FOR QUICK
SALE. OWNER. ADDRESS BOX 373-A,
STAR OFFICE.
Evening star., 1935-01-20
SPECIAL THIS WEEK.
SALE OR RENT-HOUSES.

bath on the first floor: oil burner, electrical
refrigeration. Gear garage: new house.
Call Wisconsin 1882.
Evening star., 1935-01-20

Mcbride. 1926. VV83.W58.
"For hundreds of years savage tribes
in far places rolled out rhythms on
harsh drums of home-tanned hides,
rhythms that stimulated to war or
soothed to peace as the need Of the
moment dictated. The vitality Of the
worlds youngest nation has absorbed,
added to, and carried on that rhythm,
first in ragtime and blues, now in
iaZZ."
Evening star., 1935-01-20
HYATTSVILLE.

|. Bungalow. : rooms. bath, h.-wh hard
wood floors. improved street best resi-
Dental section. nice high location. con-
Venient We @ to cars; stores. churches. S5;g93
, taxes and all expenses. Open Sunday after
] pm. Park ave. Hyattsville 332-J
Evening star., 1935-01-20
SALE-STORES.

BRICK STORE AND DWELLING, BRICK
garage: first commercial zone. near Sth
and sts. ne: lease to desirable tenant. .
Evening star., 1935-01-20

Outstanding buy in Chevy Chase-Brick
detached home of z rooms and baths,
attic. garage. Excellent residential neigh
borhood. convenient to schools. car and
bus lines. A real value. Can Mr.. McNeill,
Evening star., 1935-01-20

An Hour With American Music, by
Paul Rosenfeld. 1929. VV83. 3.R72.
A brief survey Of musical accom-
plishment in America, with notes con-
cerning some outstanding composers.
America and Her Music, by Lamar
Stringfield. 1881. VV83.St84.
An outline for the study of Ameri-
can folk music designed for the use
of music clubs.
Evening star., 1935-01-20

SPRING. STREAM. 13 MI. D. C.-ELEC..
tel. available. 10 &C. Ar house: $4,000
quick sale. r. D. GRAHAM. Fairfax Va
SALE BY WIDOw-o6 ACRES s-RooM
house. newly remodeled 3S mi. from Wash