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Evening star., 1935-04-07
Bride of Recent Date

Mrs. Ralph
Stockton CahGll,
before her mar
ridge, in Decen,-
Der, Miss Mar
guerite Lee SeU-
ell, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs.
H a m pton H.
Sewell OF Tenn
pie. Ca, h er
Wedding taking
place at West
m / n t er, Md.
Mrs. CGhGll Is
the sister Of Mrs.
Shirley D. May
ers OF 3513 S
street.
Harris-Ewins Photo.
Evening star., 1935-04-07
Seeks Warm Jail Cell.

After sympathetic policemen in To-
kio, Japan, had released q 70-year old
man caught picking pockets, the cul-
prit returned to the police station
and asked the officers to change their
minds so he could escape the cold, and
he Is now In q warm cell.
Evening star., 1935-10-16
FLU0RSPAR ADVANCED.

NEW YORK, October 16 R.-The
price Of fluorspar. used Is . fiux
in steel ingot production, has been
Evening star., 1935-10-16
Liverpool Grain Prices.

Baltimore Quotations.
BALTIMORE. October Is IP.-Wheat,
No. red Winter. garlicky. spot. domestic,
80; October. 80.
Evening star., 1935-10-16
STOCK AVERAGES
BY VICTOR EUBANK,

NEW YORK, October l6.-A slump
in the grain markets checked further
rally in shares today, which was led
by the rails.
After an opening sag, the stock mar
ket had rallied briskly for time
under the leadership of the carriers
with Union Pacific getting up as much
as 4 points. This advance was cut
in half in the late sag, and a gain OF
well over point in Santa Fe was re-
duced to small fraction.
Chrysler. du Pont. Case, Westing-
house and Anaconda were among
shares declining fractions to point.
Several other issues, however, held
point or two above yesterdays close,
including American Telephone, West
ern Union, Celanese and Shenley.
Shares of Union Pacific rallied
points and Pullman. Spiegel-May-
Stern and Celanese we're up each.
Gamers of fractions to a point or so
included N. Y. Central, Santa Fe,
Delaware g. Hudson, Great Northern.
General Motors, U. S. Steel, Auburn,
Bendix, Murray Corp, American Can,
Eastman Kodak, Industrial Rayor.
Schenley, Western Union, American
Telephone and Consolidated Gas.
Pressure on Chrysler was pronounced.
but this favorite came back smartlg
to regain most of its early loss. Case
dropped point.
The furry in carrier equities was
attributed to various factors. Recent
selling of Union Pacific, based appar-
emily on fears for the dividend, was
reversed by reports that the road ex-
pected to earn about $3.50 for the
full year and that, under the circum-
stances, the directors would order the
regular disbursement to stockholders.
Evening star., 1935-10-16
Chicago Grain
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. October 16.-Indica-
tions of a sudden change in the Cana
dian Government policy of holding
wheat for higher prices pitched wheat
values headlong downward in Chicago
today.
An extreme break of nearly cents
bushel was witnessed in wheat
prices here. Trading in Chicago was
on big scale as the marget tumbled
fast.
Wheat closed f1urried, 1885 cents
under yesterdays finish, December.
1as-3s, corn 9s-7s down, December,
6ol4-2s, oats ss-as off, and provisions
varying from % cents setback to IL
cents advance.
Evening star., 1935-10-16
CHICAGO PRODUCE.

CHICAGO october 16 LH.-Poultry live.
33 trucks. Hens easier. Springs Arm; heus.
less than 41z pounds. 17i7: 4la pounds uo,
20: Leghorn hens "a: Rock, Springs. Iefs:
colored. lSla; Leghorn chickens. 15'7;
ducks. Is; small. II: colored ducks. l6:
geese. Is.
Butter. 6.O57 firm: creamery. specials
(93 score). 27l7a2s: extras t92l. 81: extra
frsts (9O-91l. 26a26la: frsts (ss-s9), 25a
25,s: seconds ts6-s0.o "a; standards 81 20
frm: prices unchanged.
Evening star., 1935-10-16
Chicago Cash Market.

Cash wheat. No. l. red, 1861: No.
3, red, weevily, 1929; No. 4, hard.
l.08; No. 2, mixed. l.04la; No. 3,
mixed, l.13lz. Corn. No 2, mixed, SO.
No. 3. mixed. 8812; No. /, yellow. 80:
No. 2, yellow, 80; sample grade. new,
50a65; old, e1. Oats, No. ?, white, 81;
No. 8, white, 27a3OA4; sample grade.
20a26. Rye, No. 8. SO. Buckwheat.
No. l. lis. Soybeans, No. 2, yellow,
73, net track country station. Barley,
nominal, feed, 30a4O; mailing. 48a73:
No. 8, rs. Timothy seed, 2.50aS0 hum
dredweight; clover seed, 11.50a16.00
hundredweight.
Evening star., 1935-10-16
Liverpool Quotations.

LiverpoOI QUOTATIONS..
LIVERPOOL. october 10 GP.--cotton.
Spot GOOD business done: prices / point
higher. Quotations in pence; American
strict good middline. : 02; good middling.
673. strict middling 6.51; middling,
8 AZ: strict low middllne 6@1; low mid
ding. 602: strict good ordinary. 5.S2:
good ordinary. So Futures closed
January. 6.O6; March. 6.07: May. 6.o7;
July. 6.06.
Evening star., 1935-10-16
New York Cotton
3v the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, October 16.-Early
advances on continued trade buying
and covering met somewhat increased
hedging and realizing and were fol-
lowed by moderate afternoon reac-
tionS.
December, after selling up TO 1892.
was ruling around 1896 with the gen.
eral market about 3 to points net
higher in the late trading
Futures closed barely steady. unchanged
IN higher
Evening star., 1935-10-16

advanced 81 q ton to $3.50 a ton.
This is the second advance in the
product this year. q 81 per ton rise
having been announced few months
ago.
Evening star., 1935-10-16

General Motors Corp.-Oldsmobil
reduced delivered prices on its 1885
model cars by as much as $3.50 on
its line Of six-cylinder cars and $3.50
on its eight-cylinder line.
Evening star., 1935-10-16
Radio Babel.

Talks in several foreign languages
will be broadcast over the new station
in Woonsung, China.
Evening star., 1935-10-16

"a 80 Hack w pt A uA) J.
1874 612 Hamilton Watch
1Ol 63 Hamilton Watch pf
26 16 HARRISON Walk ID
1874 51a Hat Corp of Amer
1O9 81 Hat Co of WV (61h)
6h Is Hayes Body
1171a IS Hazel Atlas Gl (5)-.
141 127 Helme Geo HI tt5) =
25ss IL Hercules Motor %.
sSas II Hercules Pw tt3)--
1913 122 Hercules Pw Of (0
1215s 121Ia Hercls Pdr pf(Oeld
S1a. 73h Hershey Choc t3) =
119 1O4 Hershey Ch pf (tD :
1917 5% Holland Furnace
Az 33S Homestake (t1O---
AZ 3OM Houd- Hersh (2h) A
23E Ga H'daille-Hers BOD
4h la Houston Oil tnew)-
Sc 43 Howe Sound (t3D--
Ga 2s4 Hudson & Manhat--
1884 6h Hudson Motor Car
3h q Hupp Motors
Evening star., 1935-10-16
MONEY MARKET.

NEW YORK. october 16. R.-Call
money steady; u per cent all day. Prime
steady: 5000 days. \. offered; 4-6 months,
"a offered. Bankers acceptances un-
CHANGED. Rediscount rate, New York Re-
serve Bank. Ia per cent.
Alpha Portland Cement Co-Deficit,
a. months ended September 80, was
S269, ,161, VS.. deficit $259,776.
La opinión., 1935-05-26

metodo, tambien %viejito. Llevo des-
pues a su hijo con ell filarmonico y ell
veto maestro recibio al muchacho a
lumno, con los brazos abiertos.
No bien supo Jose que Alfredo es-
tudiaba musica, cuando manifesto a
su familia que Ell tambien deseaba
estudiar violin. SIs padres al momen-
70 lie mandaren comprar I'm Undo vio-
lin de muy elevado precio y todos los
libros primaries de la mas cara casa
que vendia cosas del arte. Luego Sc
arreglaron con ell professor y lie paga-
ron una buena cantidad anticipandole
I'm n de sueldo. Los dos muchachos
MA sus estudios musicales;
Jose hiZo alarde en- la escuela y en-
donde quiera. de sus estudios de mu-
sica. sc burlo de Alfredo con sus COM
paferos, por la miseria con que su pa
DIRE lie compro I'm violin vieio y meto-
dos sucios; en- fin, ell vanidoso creyo
que 10 principal era tener un instru-
mento caro-, que In disposition era
cosa s%ecundaria. iQue tonteria! iQue-
ria q fuetka de lujo v yanidad obte-
ner esa gracia. Nadie compra a min
gun precio esas facilidades con las
cualeS Sc mace!
Alfredo Sc preparaba para tocar en-
ell temple algo muy bien estudiado.
Era va la algeria de sus padres. Ell
viejo artesano y la buena msdye Sc
enjugaron dos lagrimas de satisfac-
cion al escuchar en- ell temple con que
dulzura de alma arrancaba su hijo a
mado al violin aauellas notas Que ha-
clan vibrar los corazones. Era la pri-
mera vez que Alfredo tocaba en- ru-
bl;co v Sc habia lucido. Ell viejo filar-
mcnico tambien abrazo al discipulo a
csleradamente felicitando a los padres
de este Y les prometi6. tuvieran o no
La opinión., 1935-05-26

no alzaba los ojos, y Alfredo, algo
sentido. POGO case lie hacia. Pero lie
go la clase de aritmetica; ell professor
PLANTED un problema de quebrados y
Alfredo. con su calma habitual, puso
en- clio sus cinco sentidos y en- unos
cuantos minutes quedo ell problema
resuelto. Volteo hacia abajo su cua-
derno y Sc qued6 esperanto ell mo-
mento de p~resentarlo. En- Gambia, Jo-
sc. s. removal de un lado a otro mi
rando a todos y sudando de apuro. Al
frcdo 10 miraba de soslayo y 10 de-
jaba que sufriera. Comenzo ell pobre
Jose a querer llorar Y. humillado, ro-
go a Alfredo con la vista baja. que 10
ayudara a ~resolver su problema. Es-
tie, con su buen corazon, Sc condolio
de su amigo y 10 ayudo en- SUI apuro
olvidando Ell agravio pasado.
Pero ell professor Sc habia dado cuen-
ia de la maniobra y a la bora de sa-
Ida de clase, detuvo a los dos y les
impuso Ell castigo de que debian es-
cribir en- Ell pizarr6n nOvecientas veces
esta3 frases: ALFREDO no debe fomen-
tar Ia pereza y Jose debe prestar mas
atencion". Ash pasaron. pues. los dos
c~ompaneros, toda Ia tarde, compur-
gando su pena; Ell uno por "burro",
y Ell otro por compadecido.
La opinión., 1935-05-26

Ahora. lector MIC tie contare a ii
ell fin de esta historietilla. pues mi
chamaco es todayia muy nino para
comprender 10 que me propongo con-
tar:
Alfredo siguio con ahinco sus es-
tldlos; no sc lie veia en- la Gale para
NADIA. pero 81 hubierais pasado por su
casa habriais dido con embeleso que
bellas melodias tocaba. Ayudaba tam
bien a su padre en- ell banco de car
pir .eria a terminar algunos trabajos.
Ell viejo professor murio de NAL del
corazon Y Alfredo qued6 sin profe-
sor: muchas lagrimas derramo por su
buen maestro y muchas flores v una
cruz dorado coloco en- la tumba del
viejo filarmonico. Su padre consiguio
algun dinero para enviarle al Con-
servatorio de la capital, a que sc per-
feccionara y ALI tenemos a Alfredo
hacienda de las noches dias para es-
tudiar hasta que ell c~ansancio v ell
sueno 10 obligaban a suspender sus
estudios.
Un domingo que paseaba Alfredo
por n bonita alameda Sc encontra-
ba contemplated las hermosas esta-
tuas que ALI eXisten,-pues siempre
admirable TODD 10 que era arte,-cuan-
do de pronto. n fuerte palmada 10
saco de su contemplation. Sc encon-
tro con que su amigo Joselin andaba
de paseo en- la capital, muy elegante-
mente vestido, v razon habia. puesto
que eran va j~ovenes que lucian fl
nos bigotillos. Invite Jose a SUI ami
GO a que pasearan juntos Y este acep-
to. C-minaron medic distraidos V a
POGO andar pasaron por una caotina.
Jose, que va era en- tomar. muy ex-
perto obligo a Alfredo a que lie a
companase. Este penetro en- la cam
tina. pero cuando Jose lie ofrecio una
copa. sc nego rotundamente a tomar-
la. FL otro, enfurecido. 10 quiso obli-
gar y 10 insulto diciendole que Sc de-
lara de hipocresias Y s~anturronadas.
que va eran hombres y debian saber
de TODD. Alfredo Sc enojo mucho v
lie demostro con palabras que el era
mas decente que Ell y que a homhre
no lie CANADA; lie do su domicilio pa
ra que 10 buscara a la bora que oui-
sierra y salio de aquel lugar donde Sc
quedaron los pocos aficionados al vi
no y al licor. riendo la ocurrencia de
los "fifis".
Jose quiso vengarse mas tarde v fue
a buscar ell domicilio, pero nunca la
mo a la puerta Y de 10 que Sc do
cuenta muy bien fus que Alfredo te-
MA una noviecita linda como una ma
@ravilla, Y que hacia muy buena pare
ia con Alfredo. mozo de regular es-
%tatura. delgado mas bien. palido. &c
hermoso pelo abundante y muy ne
gros ojos ~sonadores.
La opinión., 1935-05-26
Por MAP.IA Tulsa DUENAS
Exclusive para los Periodicos Lozano

para pagarle. hacer de aquel mucha-
cho un digno violinista.
Jose. en- Gambia va tenia ell her
moso violin olvidado en- un baul: JOS
libros los ~destruyo en- un ataque de
fastidio Y no auiso dedicarse a NADIA.
Nal terminaba su instruction elemen-
tai, porque sus padres 10 obligaban. y
va saba robarle a su madre buenos
pcsillos para comprar cigarros; tam
hien aceptaba una que otra cora de
licor cue lie brindaban sus malos COM
paneros.
La opinión., 1935-05-26

Ai1redo esta ahora muy enamorado
oe su kosita; trabaja con mucho en-
peno en- n %oficina, de escribiente, v
por Las noches sigue estudiando Ia
musica con ell mismo ardor con Que
empezara. lie ha dado palabra dc ma
Irimonio a su amada y ella tambien
10 una lntensamente; mas como la
familia de la novia encontrara en- Fl
pretendlente muchas c~ualidades pero
no comodidades. no estan c~onforn,,s
con dicho enlace. Ell bueno de Alfre.
do participa de estas dif~icuItades a
Jose y ell malevolo y trsicionero CO.
(Signe en- Ia 10d. pdgina)
PAGlNA 7
La opinión., 1935-05-26

Crecian los muchachos; va eran jo-
venzuelos &c doce q trece aiios. Al
fredo demostraba gran afici6n por la
musica y dijo a su padre que desea-
ba ardientemente estudiar violin. Ell
buen artesano. c%onvencido de que Al
fredo era sincere. resolvi6 hacer un
verdadero sacrificio y logro comprar-
lie uu violin de segunda mano y un
La opinión., 1935-05-26

Una tarde muy hermosa, a la bora
en- que ell sol agoniza pintando la boz
veda celeste de un color nacarado.
Alfredo, prendido a la reja. CONVEX
saba ardientemente y ouien sabe que
arrullos de amor estaria cambiando
con su gentil noviecita. que no Sc die
ron cuenta de que Jose paso Dor ALI
en- esos momentos. Ell ~intruso Sc a
trevio a interrumpir aquel idilio para
saludar a los enamorados. Alfredo Sc
VIC obligado a ~saludarlo y a presen-
tarle a SUI novia.
La opinión., 1935-05-26

AL dia siguente Sc encontraron las
caras de los dos Antiquities en- la es-
cuela; iy como no hablarse 81 r
compaheros hasta de asiento! Jose
La opinión., 1935-05-26

- L calor de una estu-
| ia estabamos mi hi
III jo y 70. Ell chiqui-
~ Ito rezongaba por-
TT que no 10 dejaba sa-
~ ~ lir a jugar; pero CO.
mo ell tiempo era tan
Evening star., 1935-01-18

DODGE 1892 "S" Victoria coupe: paint
tires. motor and general condition of this
car are excellent; one OF the best Dodges
built real value al S399. Lee d. Butler
Inc oIb5 ChsmDlain St NV
Evening star., 1935-01-18

CHEVROLET 1929 coupe, only S45; runs
addison Chevrolet. I43. Irving st. NV.
Evening star., 1935-01-18
SALE-EARMS.

BOSS e. PHELPS OFFERS SPECIALIZED
service for the sale of farms, suburbs n
homes. home sites and country estates in
Montgomery Co., Md For complete in
formation consult E. c THOMAS. l4l1
K ST NATIONAL 1900
FARM SPECIALISTS SINCE IS96-BIG
bargains on terms in Pr. Geo. and Mont
Counties; also acreage, suburban; all in
spected right price. some for trade. 80.
phone Georgia 6146.
N E. RYON CO. 1916 N. Y. ave. Natl. 80.
500 ACRES OF EXCELLENT ROLLING
blue grass. grazing side mountain land
Situated near Paris, FauQuier County. Va =;
with nice streams and springs through it:
put on the market at a sacrifice; at $40
per acre if sold within 30 days. H. B.
MITCHELL, Herndon Va Phone l35.
:, ACRES ON DEFENSE HIGHWAY; HIGH
level land with 200 feet frontage directly
on highway: large trees electricity: S40O.
W. G. WILLIAMS. Phone Cleveland 6!42.
49,
Evening star., 1935-01-18
JOHN D HOWARD
FREDERIC E. JOHNSON.
ia -dEdS eySu TruStpeS
ADAM A. wEscHLER & SON. Auctione.rs.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY BRICK AND STUCCO DWELL
ING BEING PREMISES 103 VAR


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE TWO
STORY BRICK AND STUCCO DWELL
ING BEING PREMISES 1O3 VAR
NUM- STREET NORTHWEST
BY virtue OF u deed recorded in Liber
d1si. at folio % ct SEQ. one Of the land
vt the request OF the party secured there
by the undersigned trustee will offer for
sale by public auction. in front Of the
premises on TUESDAY THE TWENI Y
NINTH DAY OF JANUARY 1885. AT
OF Columbia. to wit Lot numbered nifty
one t5lt in Dwight J. Psrtellos subdivi-
sion of lots III square numbered thirty
nine t:t9l "Petworth Addition to the City
of Washington" as per plat recorded in
the Office of the surveyor for the District
OF Columbia in liber as ut folio 1873. to-
gether with the improvements thereon.
required TO make deposit of $500 at
time OF sale balance to be paid all cash or
in reasonable amounts. which terms will
be announced at the sale: deferred amounts
to bear interest at d per cent per snnum.
Examina ton of title. eonveyancing. record
chaser. Terms TO be complied with within
thirty days from day of sale. otherwise
trustee reserves the right to resell prop
erty. at risk and cost of defaulting pur-
chaser after five days advertisement of
such resale in some newspaper published in
Washington D. C.. or deposit may be
AMERICAN SECURITY AND
TRUST COMPANY Trustee.
BY VIM. L. BEALE
Vice President.
Seal Attest:
A. H. SHILLINGTON
Assistant Secretary.
Evening star., 1935-01-18
FUTURE DAYS.
rHOs OWEN SON AuCTIONEERS.
li3l EYE ST. NV.


li3l EYE ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE Of Two oNN. WALqAHNLE }AiNl;
STORE AND APARTMENTS ABOVE
KNOWN AS PREMISES NOS :!!l""-
:,l:iI p STREET NORTHWEST .,
duly recorded in Liber No. $50 iolios
3I:S and 30 ell SEQ OF the land RECORDS
OF the District of Columbia. and st me ne
request OF the party secured theteoy, ,,hiic elc
WEnNEspAY The sEcoND pAY & oE
JANUARY AID 1888 AT FOUR O'CLOCK
IN lie following described land and
premises situate n .he District of Coiuth :
bin and deSIgnAted rs and bslnk iots d
sud ). in Ella Middleton subdlviS;1i,
IA The once ot the surveyor tor the District
OF Columbia. IN LIbtr - at !oiio ~ sub
lect 10 right OF was Tor aIleS p"Ipos !,
described in said deeds OF trust. Each
property 20 be sold separately.
Terms ot sale. ne-thlrd oi ne pur-
chase MONEY to be Daid IN enHh oaianee
and Two wears with interest st " pei
ceulum per annum payable semi-s iiiuaily y :
from day Oi sale. secured by hiS' 4eeu oi
trust upon the property Soio. Oi all CdSh
at The option or the purchaser. ue posi-
OF $500 viii be REQUIRED hl time OF ssle on
each property All conVeyanclns. record
my reStn stamps. etc. al cost OF puI =
cha-ei Terms OF sale TO be comDlieo with
within thirty days from dav OF sale. DINER :
wise The trustee reserves he risht 10 IeSeil
ne property at the risk and cost OF oe-
taultIne purchaser after hVe days aoveT-
lISement OF such resale. IN some e"Sp"peI
published in WASHINGTON d. c
FRANCIS q. ADDISON JR..
SURVIVING Trustee.
PAUL SEIMAN
Culorsdu Building
Attorney ior Party Secured.
de"U-d&dS eASuA hOlS
THE ABOVE SALE HAS BEEN POST
poned until WEDNESDAY,. THE TWEN1 Y =
THIRD DAY or JANUARY. A d. 1880. II
The SAME HOUR and place
BY ORDER OF The TRUSTEE.
iAI dads eXSu
Evening star., 1935-01-18
ADAM A wEscHLER 1 SON. Aucr,oneers.

ADAM A WESCHLER { SON, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED SoRNER EfIt EEhE kNSSnpAn15s. NSpn5
VEST ALSO KNOWN AS t6u KEN
YON STREET NORTHWEST. WASH
INGION d c
BY viItue OF certain deed of trust.
duly recorded IN iIbrI No. n?US. IoIo ~.
Ell seq OF The land records Of The District
OF Columbia aud al the request ot the
party secured thereby. The undersigned
tIpstees will offer Tor sale w public auc-
.IOu. trout OF the premises. OF! FRIDAY.
The IWENI IFl lFIH DAY Or JANUARY.
1850 AT FOUR THIRTY o O'CLOCK PM.
he follow ing described land and premises.
situate IN the District OF Columbia 10 Wit.
Lot numbered one bundled and twenty
eight tI'!Sb IN Ernest q. Walker ) subdl-
vision OF lots IN block numbered three 80
'ScneuIzen PARK. as per plat recorded III
he ONCE OF The surveyor tor the DlstTic1
OF Columbia n liber 10 at iollO 30
Terms OF sale. One-thlrd OF the pur-
chase money 10 be paid in cash the bal
auCe In tWo e0uai lnStallmenis. repIeSenteo
by the pIomIS>Ory notes oi The puIcha ser,
PAYABLE III one AND two years. with inter
stmI-Anuually secured by Deed OF tTust
upon the property sold. or all cash at the
option OF The purchaser. deposit OF
~ 900 required of purchaser at rime OF
sale. All ConvevanCIns. recording. revenue
stamIs and notarlai fees at cost of pun
within thirty days from cay OF sale. other
ISe the trustees reserve the rsht to resell
The property. at the FISK and cost OF the
oe tau u!ting purcha ser after five days sd-
paper published IN the city OF Wsshins-
DAVID WALSH
H c. McGlNNElL.
Evening star., 1935-01-18
RENT-BUSuNESS PROPERTY.

IN DOWNTOWN SECTION. l226 9th ST.
n w.-Newly decorated throughout: four
rooms bath. oil heat. gas refrigeration.
suitable for beauty parlor. S41 81 per
month basement suitable for shop Sl5
per month c. w SIMPSON co l0.i
NeImont ave Phone Metropnhtan 200
Evening star., 1935-01-18
RENT-STORES.

aI4 r l. AVE. NE.-SUITABLE FOR ANY
kind of business. in thriving neighborhood.
Rent very reasonable. Apply 9l6 r. !. ave.
ne. Phone Decatur 1877.
FOR RENT-1819 l4th ST NW.-LARGE
store 20xh5: excellent for restaurant. auto
dealers accessories. etc; liquor license
available. WORTHINGTON. ::35 Southern
Bldg. Phone National 33.f. l9'
1929 NORTH CAPT. ST.-STORE
500 North Capt. st. st........... 5000
Abb a. st w-store. dwelling 30.50
JAMES F.. SHEA ESTATE
643 Indiana Ave. NV.
ON CONNECTICUT AVENUES FIT.
wide by 4: H. deep Light and heat fur
nished $500 per month. Address Box
..:lA. Star Office
slIs n, ~, y A., AVE. N.w-sToRE xso 10
III G St n.w.-StOre and hat. 45. So
1928 N Cap. St.-Store and fiat 81 80
430l Sherman ave. n.w.-Store and
I. " As 80
203s Georgia ave.-Large store -. 30 so
.'!!24 Georgia ave.-Store and | r. 2O.5O
M FRANK RUPERT.
l02l 9TH Street NV.
624 EYE ST NV. tHEAT FURNISHED
Has been delicatessen and light lunch for
some years. or would make good barber
shop. $4,000.
5l2 Fla. ave. n.w.-Besuty or barber
F p. sHEEHY. 1910 Eye ST. Natl. 1893.
Evening star., 1935-01-18
SALE OR RENT-STORES

STORE. 31I5 MACOMB ST. N.w.-3
exposures. 5-room apt with porch. Suit
dry branch. etc Phone Col 4T4I or ap-
ply "40l Calvert st. NV. apt. 3!2.
Evening star., 1935-01-18
SALE-AUTOMOBUFS

PLYMOUTH 1888 sedan: free wheeling.
AUTOMATIC clutch. shatter-proof glass eX-
cellent condition: a bargain. $3.50. Ham.
illon Motor Co. 1878 l4th NV. 1s"
PLYMOUTH 1894 de luxe sedan: beautiful
opaleScent sun- metal finish free wheeling.
automatic clutch very clean interior. new
car appearance and performa nee: S6"a.
Lee ID. Butler. Inc. oi55 Champlsin ~.
PLYMOUTH 1894 de luxe business coupe:
IKE new: 1000 miles: PhilCo radio hot
Greenwood 5O5
PLYMOUTH 1922 sedan: only $3.50.
beautiful 4-door sedan that's excellent me-
chsnicaly and appearance tires. clean
interior. Lee ID. Butler. Inc, 2l55 Cham.
plain II NV.
PONTIAC coupe. by owner: excellent con-
ottion; must sell. 500. Phone Adams 140i
Evening star., 1935-01-18
WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

HAVE JUST RECEIVED AN ORDER
from a liauidating mortgage company to
sell the following property: 6S acres.
1900 IT. shore. overlooking Bay near
Churchton; good brick and frame house.
rooms. necessary outbuildings. Price,
$4,000. CHAS. r. LEE, Annapolis Md.
Evening star., 1935-01-18
EXCHANGE,

MODERN. NEW AIL-BRICK HOME. IN
Wesley Heights: will consider good IT,
room house in Mt. Pleasant in exchange
Call Mr. Jones' J. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
INC. Metropolitan 1l+3.
IF YOU HAVE A SMALL HOUSE TO
:rade for modern home. in new-house
condition .on Mass ave. Sc. near Lincoln
Park. call District 450S
CLEAR. WATERFRONT PROPERTY ON
Bay 81 miles improved road. for local
property or what have you to trade. Ad-
dress Box 252-A. Star office.