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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-16
Milstein Will
Play Tomorrow
MaennerChor to Present
Russian VioIiniSt.

The indianapolis Maennerchor
will present Nathan Milstein, Rus
sian violinist, in recital at 3:15 to-
morrow afternoon at the Academy
of Music.
Milstein is now in his sixth con-
secutive American tour and al
though not yet 80, he is packing
theaters and music halls all over
the country.
He was born in Odessa and stud
led first in his native city under
Prof. Stoliarski and later in Petro-
grad under Leopold Auer.
He survived during the revolution
and finally succeeded in getting to
Germany. He first conquered Cen
trail Europe with his playing and
then went 10 Paris, where he be-
came a sensation.
After that all other countries
came under his spell.
His program tomorrow will be as
follows:
l.
"sonatina OPUS 1877. No. 3" -. Schubert
Allegro guiSto.
Andante.
Allegro vivace (Menuettol.
Allegro modeTat to-
Sonata in G major. Opus 80" Beethoven
Allegro assai.
Tempo di minuetto.
Allegro vivace.
Concerto tin one movemenO Glazounof1
II.
"Caprices" for violin alone) -. Pacaniri
G. minor. No. 10.
E major. No. l.
minor. No. "a (varations).
"Nocturne" NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Fauee
"MinStrels' .... ..-..-. ..-..... Debussy
"Nigun" from "Baal Shem" Suite
From MY Homeland ("Aus der
Leopold 9oi' Mittmann will be at the f blanc
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ern noise makers including an air.
mail plane and 1913 Model T Ford.
A male quartet and female trio,
both very good thermometers, round
out the act with "Old Man River"
Sweet Sue" and others.
The novel musical performance Of
Brother Cicero who is a clever come
dian with his hill-billy tomfoolery,
is one of the main points of this
show. He plays a duet on one
musical saw and tops off the show
with a performance on a set OF
drums" made up of tin cans, wash
tubs and dish pans.
ElviIy's comedy is largely audience
reaction because she is most serious,
stamping her foot at the musical
director for flirting with her and
yelling bloody murder" at the base
fiddle player for playing too loud.
The picture this week is THE
Great Hotel Murder" which star
ring Edmupd Lowe and Victor Mac
Laglen, is a rather conglomerated
series of events surrounding the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-16
Rural Humor PIeaSeS

A BNER and Cicero Weaver along
L n with their amiable sister, Ell
viry. are seen this week in a Car
nivaI of Fun" in a riot of rural
rhythm and humor which amounts
to nothing less than a barnyard
brainStorm.
This goofy trio always makes hit
with Cicero's crazy musical contrap-
tons. Elviry's stolid defiance of
every one and everything and the
various specialists which make up
the show.
One OF these is bugler who
triple-tongues a regulation army
bugle with all the characteristics of
Louie Armstrong. He stopped the
show yesterday afternoon with his
playing of "Bugle Call Rag"
Another one of the troupe is an
adept mimic of many farmyard ami
mails and several Of the more mod
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men and women of Scotch and Eng
lish history and vitalizing them so
that the characters step forth hui
man beings seemingly of the pres
ent day and manners. He did this
very thing, it will be remembered,
in Elizabeth, the Queen
Mary Of Scotland" starts with
the return to Scotland of Mary Stu
art after the death o. her husband.
King Francis II of France, and car
ries on up to the time of her in
generation in Carlisle Castle, Eng
land.
Besides Mary the leading charac-
ters include Queen Elizabeth, John
Knox, the Earl of Boutwell,, Lord
Darnley, Lord Bughley, James Stu
art Earl of Moray, Lord Morton,
Lord Erskine, Lord Throgmorton,
Lord Gordon, Lord RuthVen, Rizzio
and Maitland of Lexington.
The production was directed by
Theresa Helburn.
Settings and costumes were de-
signed by Robert Edmond Jones.
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at least half way through the audi
forum of the Circle.
To me this is his finest accom-
plishment. I like it best of all.
Howard Thurston is one Of the
finest institutions that the stage
ever has presented.
The movie is a jolly production
called Love In Bloom, with Oracle
Allen and George Burns.
Now at the Circle.
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Still the Leader

A FTER having seen Thurston for
L N so many years on the stage
both on road tours and in the mod
ern movie theaters, I feel like ]
could write his stage history.
The fact is Howard Thurston has
meant much to me and many thou
sands of others who love make-be-
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10 the screen the
director vas care
ful 20 keep the
story intact as well
as the melodies.
Three persons have
made themselves in
this picture three.
Of the leaders in
movcland. T h G =
are Fred Astaire as
Huck the orches-
ira leader. Ginger
Rogers as Schar-
wenka and dane
ing rou0auion Of
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Marv,s Record Exnerience

Mary Ellis, singing star of Para
mounts Paris in Spring" claims
the record for the most diversified
career in films. She has been a
Metropolitan Opera star, star of
musical comedies, and leading in
terpeter of Eugene ONeill and
Shakespeare plays.
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lieve in the the
alter. Years have
m a d e t h e i r
changes in Thurs
ton because he
has adjusted him.
self to the fast
moving time of
m OWE theaters.
He has retained
the best of his
mechanical tricks
a n d m any of
these are the best
on the stage to-
day and h a We
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Sharing leading honors with Miss
Hayes will be Philip Merivale, who
will appear as James Hepburn. Earl
of Boutwell,, and Pauline Frederick
in the role of Queen Elizabeth.
Maxwell Anderson, who also wrote
Elizabeth, the Queen" and the Pu-
liter Prize play. Both Your
Houses" has the gift of taking the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-16
Concerning Wedding NIGHT
l EIER 10 pLcturcs VIM ior-

A FTER TWO pictures with for
\ eien themes and backgrounds,
Gamma stem has entered the Ameri-
sran scene. that of farm life in
-northcTn Connecticut.
:. Her American scene picture is
81 THE Wedding Night" Miss Sten
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a 81 and the restrictions OF the old.
lersle entire action is concerned with
OUR experiment in love with Gary
heI2Opcr. who IS cast as an Ameri-
COS. n novelist who comes to the Con-
UnCctiCut farm
Ing. The complication is that the gu
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-16

death of prominent man. Lowe is
a novelist sleuth and MacLaglen is
the detective chief. One can readily
imagine the rivalry which springs up
between the two.
Now at the Lyric. (By j. w. I'd
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-16

fits into emotion
RI and tragic roles
Ind this story
gives her this type
r2f a role. Size is
atast as the dsugh-
urer of a foreign
baorn couple VINO
5esiH cling 10 the
clincient ard an
IA edated customs
MI the old cOun-
duly. This puts
Jeir daughter in
leafntinual conflict
pro.th the free
for,r1 If this cOuu-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-03-16
Maxwell Anderson's Play, With
Successful New York Record,
Will Be Presented Three Times
Helen Hayes Philip Mervae and Pauline Frederick Share
HonorS in Historical Story to Open City
Engagement March rs.
Engagement March rs.

TARY SCOTLAND AnderSons famous with Helen
wi Pauline Frederick will be
Englsh March 25
of nights and Tuesday matinee.
all of the
Guilds playhouse m New York audiences which crowded the
theater nightly.
Mary outstanding
triumph Of year n
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Roberta Offered on Indiana's
Screen, Described as Smartest
and Best Sound Film Of Kind
Anna Stem Stars in The Wedding Might at Palace Under
Excellent Direction: ThurSton at Circle;
Lyric Stage Show PIeaSeS
BY WALTER d. HICKMAN

XXTHEN Roberta the
w the
oest ar-e mos
Roberta for the first time
the best musical comedy
the theater Ny verdict Of the
made sound
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~ hasty praise. but the result OF
much thought which has crystal!izec
nt0 conviction In bringing Roberta
Evening star., 1935-11-27
WOODBRIDGE, D. C.
F. A. LINGER
1441 ParkWOOd Pl. NV,

RECONDTTIONED LIKE NEW.
Attractive English-type brick 1-room
home concrete front porch. screened Sleep
ing porch, tiled bath. built-in tub and
shower: modern kitchen with new gas range
and Frigidaire: built-in garage. Close to
schools stores and Transportation. Below
original cost. Reasonable terms. Open
until pm.
Evening star., 1935-11-27
MINOR. galley & DRURY,
Nv John NJ. Iynham, Attorneys.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE Dis
trIct of Columbia. Holding PROBATE
Court Estate Of Elizabeth B. Jones. De-
ceased.-No. 47,143. Administration DockS
ct 1O2 The ratification as to the trial OF
the issue in his case relating to the ooml-
cile of the SAID Elizabeth B. Jones. oe-
ceased having been returned as 10 Anna
F. Treibley; Mary Tustin; Deborah TuStln
Little Ruth Tustin; Annie Barton Buoo:
Violet NJ. Kase: Charles c. Lamborn; Henry
C Miller. Elizabeth c. Yetter; Lena HaZ.
zard; Trustees. First Baptist CHURCH OF
Lew sburq. Pennsylvania: Treasurer; Metho-
dist Episcopal Church of SnydertoWn.
PENNSYLVANIA; Old Shamokin Baptlst
Church of Shamokin. Pennsylvania: Buck
neil University: Thomas H. Jones; Blooms
burg Baptist Church of BloomSburg; Penn.
sylvania: B. H. Barton; George ". Iustln:
Edward B. Tustin. committee ana guarolan
of George w Tustin. non compoS menus:
Paul Tustin and Edward B, Tustin. mot TO
he found - it s this 14th day OF November.
1925. ordered Il at the issue be set Gown
for trial on the 26th day Of February. 1886;
and that this order and the substance OF
sale issue to wit. the domicile of the salo
Elizabeth b Jones. deceased. at the time
OF her death shall be published once 3
week for four weeks in the washington
Law Reporter and twice week for the
same period IN the Evening Star News
paper JAMES NJ. PROCTOR. Justice.
ISealD Attest: THEODORE COGSWELL.
REGISTER of Wills for the Dlstrlct Oh GO.
lumbia Clerk of the Probate Court.
6 90 % - 0ep q
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SALE--HOUSES.

NEW BRICK HOMES IN
BEAUTIFUL GLOVER PARK.
SMALL CASH PAYMENT, BALANCE LESS
THAN RENT BUYS THIS SEMI
DETACHEO HOME.
Why rent when you can move into q
beautiful new Groom and bath de luxe
home on practically rental basis? Every
modern convenience; a real recreation
room, making a seventh room; elec refrig.,
elec. stove. everything that makes a perfect
home: large yard. garage. Lowest price in
history Of Glover Park. Call US for further
information.
METZLER-Realtor,
District S6OO 1106 VT. Ave.
Sunday and Nights. Adams 062O.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
GEORGE c. GERMAN. Attorney.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict of Columbia.-BEULAH w. FORT.
ct al. Plaintiffs. vs.. JANET W. BEALL,
Defendant No. 5g209.--Upon
consideration Of the report of George S.
King, trustee it is. by the Court. this 2lth
DAY Of November. AID. 1888. ORDERED
more Junior. for So $50 cash Of Lot 351.
Square 5115. being premises l43l You
Street Southeast is hereby approved unless
cause 20 the contrary be shown herein on
or before December 4 1885; provided a
COPY hereof be published twice before said
return day in The Evening Star and in
The Washington Law Reporter. the hTst
publication TO be made on the 2lst day OF
November. 1888. JENNINGS BAILEY. jus
tice tSeall A true copy. Test: FRANk
E. CUNNINGHAM. Clerk. By HELEN Il
McGR AW ASSt Clerk nO2l -
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

DIAMOND. 19s karat; will take bonds. Sec
ond trust or equity in small house. Ad.
dress Box 312-S. Star ONCE.
stueco house; uneneumbered an Improves
ments; clear; 3 acres fronting 33O-ft' high
way screened porches, double garage; Just
outside city limits Eade City; excellent
schools, wonderful views. ideal home; low
est living expenses: land adapted citrus
fruits. melons: veget tables; no taxes; Florida
residence; will exchange Washington prop
erty. Phone Columbia 1858.
YOUR OLD HOME FOR A NEW HOME.
II you desire to own n new nome we'll
located in NV. and your present house is
not over $4,000 and worth it and is pref
erably clear. phone us for an inspection
Of this beautiful: new detached Colonial
930c.
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sALE-INVEsTMENT PROPERTY.

So 5OO-TWO-FAMILY FLAT OF SIX
rooms each, ami. Best section Of Sc
close to Capitol. Renting 5000 per year
ll26 Vermont Ave. National 1880. .
A REAL FIND-SMALL APARTMENT
building on 18th St. within walking dis
tance of downtown. fully rented, now
clear. Can be bought for S2.75O cash and
balance on one trust at 5l2ro interest.
Low monthly payments. VIII show excep-
tlonal returns. See Mr.. Allen. j. WESLEY
BUCHANAN. INC, 9l6 18th st. NV. Phone
MetropOlitRn lI43
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WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES
WANTED-REAL ESTATE.

CASH FOR YOUR PROPERTY AS SOON
as title can be had. No commission to pay.
EDW. L. STROHECKER, 1910 Vermont
ave n " Phone MetroDolitan 2713.
SMALL APARTMENT BUILDING.
Our client will pay cash above reason
able first trust for good apartment build
ing of Is to 20 units. Must be outstanding
MOSS REALTY COMPANY,
Tower Building. Metropolitan 1875.
Evening star., 1935-11-27
HENRY NJ. FOWLER, Attorney.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS
trict of Columbia Holding Probate Court.
Estate of Isabella A. Donnelly; Deceased.
No. As $50. Administration DocKet, lu4.
The notification as TO the trial OF the
issues in this case relating to the valiolty
of the paper writing dated the 1St day OF
March. 1898. purporting to be the last
will and testament of Isabella A. Donnelly.
deceased. having been returned as to James
F. Marsden; Alice Lawson; Edward Burch:
Yeatman; Hazel McKnight;. William Hart;
next OF kin Of Isabella A Donnelly. de-
ceased If any If living. and If dead their
widoWers. widows. deviseeS. heirs. next OF
kin, successors IN interest. legal repre-
SentativeS. assigns or trustees, not TO be
found. it is this 31st day OF October. 1888.
ordered that the issues be set down for
trial on the 18th Gay Of December, 1859:
and that this order and the substance OF
said issues to wit. Is the said Will the
Last VIII and Testament OF deceoent? Was
the sad Will executed and attested to in
due form as required by law? Was de-
cedent of Souno and diSDoslng mind ana
capable Of executing a valid deed and con-
tract at the time of making said VIII?
Was said Will procured by coercion or un-
due influence? shall be published once 8
week for four. weeks in the WASHINGTON
Law Reporter" and twice a week for the
same period in The Evening Star"
JOSEPH w. cox. Justice. (Seal) Attest:
THEODORE COGSWELL. Register of Wills
for the Distritc OF Columbia Clerk Of the
Probate Court. no4. 4.6.11,13 13,1S20.25,27
Evening star., 1935-11-27
RENT-BUsINEsS PROPERTY,
RRNT-STOREs & APARTMENTS
WANTED-WAREHOUSES.

WAREHOUSE WITH RAILROAD SIDING
reply give complete description and de-
tails as to location type of building, floor
space. office. facilities. and fire insurance
rate on building. Rent must be reason
ceptionally large whether would rent part
only. Heating facilities not necessary
except for Office. Address Box 201-T,
Star Office
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SALE-SUBURBAN,

LOT ABOUT 217 FT. WIDE. ABOUT $50
#. average depth: good SOIL partly in
timber; with fine spring; not too lar from
car line; near Conduit road IN Glen
Echo Heights Md. Chance for one in
terested in deyeloping flowers or Dr. gaTden; gen
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. 1719 K st. NV.
Natl. 1866.
BARGAIN = S4.75O. ANY REASONABLE
terms New house. miles north SILVER
Spring. on State road; electric range.
oak floors bath GhNtR Tith S5T~eT So s53J nrs-
IN VIRGINIA. 6 MINUTES DRIVE FROM
ami. % tiled bath, fireplace automatic
water heater. new gas range ana reirlger-
ator sun parlor, large screened porcn. ga,
rage large yard. trees, shrubs. etc. a leal
hone at @ a Eeasonlsbie I5oTla prize M, Ida or
Call Alexandria iii.
81 600 BELOW ORIGINAL PRICE; INiME-
diate possession. Corner property concrege
street: almost new Broom. bath. foored-
attic bungalow h.-w h.. fireplace. pullL-ln
garage Reasonable terms. PERRY BOS-
WELL 34th and r. l. ave. ne
TAKOMA PARK, ST $50.
New 6-room. detached brick-bed room
and tile lavatory on first floor large
bed rooms and full tile bath, with shower
on end floor. which is insulated LARGE
concrete porch built-in garage, overhead
doors. Large lot with trees PaVed Stfteee'
Less than 4 SOS from proposed New
Hampshire ave. extension. The only 8
bedroom. new brick offered at or near
this price. Sure to increase IN eaiue;
tl1O to suit purchaser. G. W. VAN WAGNER,
2o3 Cedar St, Takoma Park. D. c. Phone
Georgia 1926. Inspect any time.
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SALE-FARMS.

2 ACRES, BEAUTIFUL WOODED Sec
ton; good view; apple trees. grapes shrub.
berry. garden. flowers; 7-room house bath,
electricity. stream of water; 50 500; real
low price for quick sale; Rockville. near
bus and shopping center. .COUNSELMAN &
OBRiEN. phone Wisconsin 4240.
76 ACRES. so CLEAR, 10 WOODLAND:
10 miles to d. c. line in MONTGOMERY Co,
near DarneStoWn: new State paved road.
electricity. S-room frame house. water in
all fields. II apple and cherry trees: taxes.
S76 yearly. An excellent bargain at S6.5OO.
COUNSELMAN & OBRIEN. 6S25 Wis. ave.
Phone Wisconsin 4240.
SUPPOSE 75G OF YOUR THANKSGIVING
dinner was raised on your farm instead OF
some one elses? We can make it possible
to own your place. II you allow us to show
and finanee same: Big, exclusive, select
list; 3 to 700 a. Price, 81 $50 UP on low
terms 70, phone Georgia 6146.
N +. RYON CO. 1916 NY. Ave. Natl. 1907.
CAMP SPRINGS. MD. NEAR SCHOOL.
3 Miles District Line.
New. Small Cottage.
Well. Electricity,
Acres Level Land Largely Oaks.
S1.150.
5000 Cash $50 Month.
GlBONS, Barr Bldg. National 1888. IL
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WANTED-LOTS.

A LOT SUITABLE FOR FoUR-FAMnY
nat. preferably northeast. Address Box
k63-S. Star once. 2s.
Evening star., 1935-11-27

INVESTMENT PROPERTY
For sale. New. detached brick
house. 4442 Garrison ST. NV Ex-
ceptionally well built. bed rooms.
Insulated with rock wool. Rent,
Sl.0SO per year. Price. Sg,75O.
This is an unusual opportunity.
BOSS & PHELPS,
14l7 K ST. NV.
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SALE--HOUSES.

SALE--HOUSES.
BIGGEST BARGAIN ON
TODAY'S MARKET.
For $50 y9T can E buy sSmpletely .ss s,tsr de-
gas or oil heat in the beautiful subdivision
of Edgemoor This house will compare In
size to other houses selling for several
thousands dollars more and repTesents q
want real buy. call for an appointment
" WIN. M THRocKMoRToN.
Investment Bldg. Dist. 6092.
WOODBRIDGE. D. c.
NEW DEETACHEpS HE'D sEIcK BIZ HOMES
Center-hall Colonial, rooms and :
baths; oil heat. paved street. Priced to
$500 17th ST NE
6 rooms. bath, club room finished attic.
detached garage. paved street. Price less
'l"A "''29S7 ssa7 N NEWTON ST. NE.
English Colonial, q rooms. breakfast
room, attic: lot 4Ox135. with detached
1906 LAWRENCE ST NE.
Colonial 6 rooms, bath, slate roof. copper
cutters, detached garage. Priced to sell.
2106 TAYLOR ST. NE.
Brick bungalow. 3 rooms. fireplace, con-
crete porch, furred walls. Price. $7,450;
terms like rent.
(AboVe Homes Open THANKSGIVING Day and
Daily to o PM
LOUIS H. HALL, PHONE POTOMAC 6021.
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PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES.
Operating Under Uniform
Small Loan LdtUs

ON HOUSEHOLD GOODS OR AUToMo-
biles AMERICAN FIDELITY LOAN CORP
Citizens Bank BLDG. Shep. 1896. Tskoma
Park, Md
Evening star., 1935-11-27

SMALL PAYMENTS. QUICK SERVICE. Ist,
md and Bird trusts in d. C. No red tape.
DIR. A. HENRY, INC. 1O16 Eye st. NV.
MONEY TO LOAN ON D. C REAL ESTATE
at lowest prices prompt service. JESSE
L. HEISkELL, Ill5 Eye St NV
Evening star., 1935-11-27
BATTERY PARK. BETHESDA :.

BATTERY PARK, BETHESDA. =
Owner anxious to sell new. .cozy. de-
tached brick house. center-hall type,
rooms. bath. weather-stripped, screens,
fully insulated: lot 50x190. garage. Terms
make it attractive to buyer. Adams 2594.
SIS. S.50O-DETACHED. BATTERY PARK.
Situated on a nice lot, handy to every
convenience. and priced extremely low
in fact we know of no other home in this
exclusive suburb SO reasonable. The house
has well-planned rooms, bath and
shower firSt-foor lavatory. a very beautl-
full and large stone fireplace. pretty shrub
berry and garage. All has Just been re-
finished like brand-new and should be
seen without delay. Phone 800
R M HOOKER. Metropolitan 1868.
Evenings ) to o. Call Emerson 563S.
WOODBRIDGE, 4421 22nd ST. NE.
An exceptionally well-built and we'll
equipped new brick bungalow you cam
not afford to miss seeing. Terms can be
arranged
Open Daily Until PM.
WoODRIDGE REALTY Co
1917 R. 1. Ave. NE. North DOB.
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~ LINKINs co. o-oo

I1'l IJFodIto DV. 11H9E ~ -
IN wooDLEY PARK-NEw. DETACHED
four he'd rooms, three baths, lavatory and
sun room on first floor: glassed-in sleeping
porch, Gil heat electric refrigeration De
tached brick garage. inspect py appoint
uent. -,,,-r1yv ro
S11 18th St NV. NATIONAL o2u3.
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CHEVY CHASE. D. G.

CHEVY CHASE. D. G.
Near Chevy Chase Circle.
New detached center-han brick. 4 BED
ROOMS. 2 BATHS; 2nd-FLOOR LIBRARY
WITH OPEN FIREPLACE. FINISHED IN
KNOTTY PINE; living room 13X24 D.
screened porch, beautifully arranged kitch-
en-. 2-car garage. finished ATTIC; oil heat.
copper water pipes. furred walls. EXcep-
tional value Call OWNER R-BUILDER, CleV.
1856: after pm. CleV. 2139.
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STORE AND 2 APTS.
ON GOOD CORNER NV

Business street. car and bus lines store
leased to chain doing fine business: aptS
always rented property brings in over
81, 900 annually: expenses $500 annually.
Price on terms. comparatively low for this
class of property. showing l5'c net on cash
required Cali MR.. DREW. Met 2S21: F
ELIOT MIDDLETON. .05 Investment Bldg.
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HOUSES-UNFURNISHED

Sc v ST. NW.-FOR RENT, z Rooms
hath semi detached brick: hot-water heat
e'mi. Phone Metropolitan 2713.
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WANTED-FARMS.

wANTED-TIMBER FOR SAWMILL PUR-
poses would like TO exchange good water
front property and bungalow near Gibson
Island pine preferred. LAUREL LUMBER
CO. WOOdlaWn Md
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DC,SJU.
WOODBRIDGE.

i bIIOh bONOt1LOW.
New all-brick bungalow containing nye
in tub and shower; lot 4Ox157; beautiful
location. near stores. schools, transporta-
Positively 9 bargain. Call Adams 2464
after p.m.
Evening star., 1935-11-27
SALE--HOUSES.

MAY CONSIDER TRADING = 3574 ,11th
full basement. garage paved alley. Seen
by appointment EDW. BOWERS. 1OOS
Conn. ave NV. Metropolitan 9024 21
$3.50 WILL BUILD. ON YOUR LOT;
brick bungalow 3 rooms, modern. TRADE
BUILDERS, zoos Conn. ave. Met. 9n24.