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where she was entertained extern
Sively.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas r. Vaughan
Of New York are spending few days
at the Martinique.
Mr.. and Mrs. Melville Monroe
Menesee announce the birth Of son,
Sunday, April Z, at Garfield Hospital.
The infant will be named Melville
Monroe Menesee, jr. Mrs. Menesee
was formerly Miss Catherine Learnard,
daughter Of Brig. Gen. Henry Grant
Learnard, u. @. A.
DR.. and Mrs. Ray Palmer have re-
turned from an extensive trip through
the West and South and have taken
an apartment at the George Wash
ington Inn until their house in Chevy
Chase, which is leased, is again ready
for them.
Miss Faith Baldwin. the well known
Evening star., 1935-04-09

Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Seasongood of
Cincinnati, Ohio, are spending Q few
days at the Shoreham before going to
New York.
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weeks before going to their villa at
Newport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh Lotus Murrell
had as their guests recently Mr.. and
Mrs. Hiram z. Beebe Of Ipswich, s.
Oak. Mr.. and Mrs. Murrell will en-
tertain this evening at a buffet supper,
when their guests will number IA.
Mrs. Orris James and Mrs. Hill
Fleet Of Irvington, Va, were visitors
over the week end Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Ernest II. Daniel at the Mayfiower.
Mrs. Alfred j. Broseau has re-
turned to Palm Beach after q stay in
New York. Yesterday she was hostess
at an informal luncheon In the patio
Of El Toto.
Miss Virginia Mccarthy, daughter
of Mrs. Samuel Noble Mccarthy Of
Huntington, w. Va, left last evening
after a Spring visit to Washington,
Evening star., 1935-04-09
Capital Residents Away
Princess Boncompagni Sails-Others
in the South.

Princess Boncompagni, who passed
an extended stay at the Mayfiower
Hotel here, has gone to New York
City and Is at the Ambassador Hotel
on Park avenue until Saturday, when
she will sail for Europe on the lie de
France.
Mrs. Charles G. Matthews is In
Savannah, Ga, where she Is attend
Evening star., 1935-04-09

Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Shatford oi
Halifax, Nova Scotia, are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. e. j. Shatford at the Ward
man Park Hotel for o short time.
Evening star., 1935-04-09

Mich, are at the Dodge for . short
stay.
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ing the Georgia State convention of
the Colonial Danes,
Evening star., 1935-04-09

Mrs. A. M. Daniles of Adams, Mass,
accompanied by her son, Mr.. Bruce
Daniles, is at the Willard for o short
stay In the Capital.
Evening star., 1935-04-09

Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Slee OF Buffalo,
N. Y. are at the Dodge for o few days.
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novelist, arrived yesterday at the
Shoreham, accompanied by Miss Lena
Gonyaw, Of Ogdensburg, N. Y, and
they expect to be in the Capital until
Sunday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. L. Arundel Hopkin
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weeks before going to their villa at
Newport.
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Of Santa Barbara, Calf, are at the
Carlton for several days.
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where she was entertained extern
sively.
Evening star., 1935-02-17
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cheek. AS ! was getting up gun
exploded; felt that blow on my head
as the bullet struck, and another man
hit me over the eye with the butt of
gun. I tried to keep my wits, but
they few away into darkness like
flock of crows. and fell on my face"
May they rot with a blight I'll
put them on their faces! If don't
cut off their eyehds and stake them
out in the sun. my name is not"
''Mateo. be still. The bishop called
for me the next day-this morning
He said to ne: If I complain of the
stealing, then all the hawks will
gather: the jewels will be scattered
carry word about this to Mateo Ru-
briz. because he will not allow this
thing to be-"
Did he say that?" exclaimed Ru-
briz. leaping to his feet. mo wonder
he's bishop. But what does he want
me to do? I shall go to Duraya and
cut the throat Of the general the
first time he leaves the fort at night"
That would leave the emerald
crown stll safely inside the fort.
Mateo"
Hal! That is true! But. PaScual.
the bishop doesn't think that can
fly like bird or dig like mole to
get into the fort and then stand in
visible inside it till I've found the
emeralds and taken them? Does he
think that?"
The friar sighed. He looked down
at his own great hands and was silent.
But that is what he wishes!s NUT
tered Rubriz. He turned pale mo
single man in this world could do the
thing!" he cried. Look at me, Pas
cual, and tell me that am right"
You have many men," said
Brother Pascual softly, as though he
wished that his words might become
part of the other mans thought.
Il have men? But for such work
numbers are a loss, not an advan-
tage. oh. Pascual, two men together
may OUTAGE the devil; but one man
alone-in the fort of Durays-"
rs there no other MANI" asked
the friar.
There is one other, but he would
not come"
Gould money buy him?"
"He Is rich"
For the sake of Our Lady,"
He is a gringo dog" cried Rubriz,
pacing the floor. "and Our Lady
means nothing to him. Besides. IL
he were to try to ride south into Mex
leo, a whisper Of his coming would go
before him, the stones would yell out
under his feet. 'El Keedl' That Is
how he is hated and wanted by the
Rurales. by the soldiers!"
Mateo tells Pascual, tomorrow,
more about "El Keed."
Evening star., 1935-02-17
CHAPTER III.

~HEY faced one another across
the long table.
Tell me about your tumble
i first" suggested Rubriz. We'll,
even the mountain sheep
break their necks now and again. II
something hit you near the eye. thank
your God that you are not blinded"
The gun butt hit the bone over
my eye; that was all" said the friar.
Gun butt?" said Rubriz. suddenly
scowling. Then he pointed. Gun
but, eh? And what hit the other
side of your face?"
THE point of a knife" answered
Brother Pascual. But it was moth
ing"
The bandit began to steal around
the table as though he hoped to sur
prise news in the very mind of his
big friend.
And your head? The bandage,
there?" he demanded.
THAT is not very bad. either. The
bullet glanced; have a hard
skull"
The butt of a gun-a knife-a
bullet. Splendor of God! What fools
have forgotten that you are the friend
of Mateo RubriZ?"
THE governor Of Duraya and his
soldiers"
Gen. Ignacio Estrada? Where did
he dare to beat you?"
I'm the Church of Our Lady OF
Guadalupe"
1.-The governor-beats you-in the
church! Am going mad? What were
you doing?"
Fighting a little, Mateo. to keep
the governor and the rest of the
marked men from stealing the emer-
aid crown of Our Lady"
How was he known, If his face was
masked?"
"The holy bishop recognized the
voice of the principal robber."
Bishop Emiliano?"
"Yes."
"Ah," cried Rubriz. "that little man
may be as thin as knife. bue he can
cut as deep. He knows me, does he
not?"
The friar smiled little.
"But this Estrada-what do you tell
me about him? No good man ever
wore the name of general-except
Bonita Juarez-except Bonita Juarez
God rest his soul!"
God rest his soul!" echoed the
friar, devoutly But Gen. Estrada
came into the church. The poor monks
ran away. The holy bishop recog-
nized the voice of the general and
called out his name; and Estrada de-
sired to leave no witnesses behind him.
He struck Bishop Emiliano to the
floor"
THAT poor bald headl Did 1t crack
like an egg shell9" asked Rubriz.
But Our Lady had softened the
blow or made it glance. The bishop
lives, and the governor sits in his
fort with the crown Of Our Lady and
the 10 emeralds in it."
"But you were there yourself?" de-
manded Rubriz, his face swelling and
purpling with emotion.
"It had taken me little time to get
to my feet because had been very
deep in a prayer. came shouting at
them. But they struck down the holy
bishop. I took pair of the soldiers
and knocked their heads together"
san Juan of Capistrano! If only
I had been there to see and help!"
1.-The two soldiers fell down. I
over another, but I tripped
on him, and he stabbed at me and
put the point Of his knife In my
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Births Reported.

Ssrnon and and May May SeriRafr' e Hsi D6s 9sy
Dorsey " and Margaret Lascolette. boy.
Louis H and Mary NJ Jones. BOY bboy.
Walter and Dorothy Anderson. boy.
Thomas B end Pearl L, Cross, girl.
Leon and Sarah BercowitZ. girl
Frank and Mildred Burrows. girl.
Henry ahs Gens1e2e is 9sfsef T. RineE: sefi girl.
George and Ruth Williams boy
Howard and Esther Ewald boy,
Norton H. and Elizabeth Steinoerg. boy.
RaymSnd RIsJ q IL L and Alma Stevens boy,
Robert " and Helen NJ. sDeiden. boy. boy
yern NJ; and Elizabeth Gardner. girl.
Frank and Daisy sae sademsn. sn.isi sirl s'f''
Cleo I. and Kristina Lechniter. girl.
Arthur E and borothen FIeis eiri
Thomas sne and Msro Eoar boy girl twins
Thomas and Gertrude Mercer. boy.
James and Juanita Lancaster. boy.
Waymon and Daisy Smith. boy
Lawrence and Mildred Barron boy.
Warren and Anna Hawkins. boy.
Charles N. and Catherine i. Briscoe. boy
Garnett and Attlie Washington: boy.
Charles and Mary Carter boy
Robert [. and Edith Lewis girl.
James E and Omena b Latuey girl
William and Myrtle Tolson. girl
Charles and May Spencer. girl.
Frank F. and Marguerite Jones. girl.
Harold and Helen Smith. girl
Freddie and Josephine Hayden girl
Arthur and Mabel Luckett boy
Frank and Bertha Jones boy
Joseph and Lois Jackson, boy.
James and Irene Brooks. boy
Mel; and Laura Proctor boy
Irving ard Nettie Miller boy.
Connie and Martha Tinsey boy.
Henry and Eunice Wheeler boy
Robert and Mae Lewis. boy
James and Roberta Mcconnell boy.
Joseph and Annie Banks. boy.
Roy and Hazel Thornton. girl
Elmo and Mable Williamson. girl
Thomas and Angela Hegeans. girl
James and Helen Dade girl.
Evans and Ada Bobo girl
Frederick and Erma Thornton girl
Roosevelt and Virginia Mccall
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ACTIVITIES
INTEREST DONORS
Groups See Organization.
Boys Club to Give
Scholarship.

Contributors to the Community
Chest are showing increasing interest
in its operation, according to Herbert
l.. Willett, jr, director. During the
past week a special subcommittee from
the Washington Board of Trade,
headed by Joseph D. Kaufman. visited
the Chest and was shown throughout
the various departments. A class in
social work from Catholic University
spent two hours studying the work
and in addition various keymen from
both the Group Solicitation and Gov
ernmental Units have been shown
through the building.
Boys Club of Washington.
A two-week camp scholarship will
be given by the club this Summer to
the best worker in the woodworking
shop. in the print shop and in the
art class, according TO Charles M.
Fyfe, managing director.
Some time in February the club
will inaugurate the publishing of a
club paper, the Boys Club News.
published by the boys of the club.
This accomplishment was made pos
sible through the cooperation of The
Evening Star.
The club has received two gifts Of
shop machinery-an electric band saw
and an electric jointer. The gift was
made by Foster M. Reeder. member
Of the board
Open house will be held February 20.
Phyllis Wheatley Y. w. C. A.
Negro history week was celebrated
by study and particular attention
to the musical part Of the program.
The Library Committee will give a
Colonial tea at headquarters, 90l
Rhode Island avenue, Tuesday eve
ming Mrs. Mary E. Cabannis is
chairman.
Plans are being made for recep-
ton and supper to be given to men,
bers and guests March II.
Northeast Boys Club.
The club is the recipient of a one
year subscription to Inland Printer.
The subscription was gift of the
Optimist Club and will begin within
the next two weeks.
Miss Engle Of the Engle Lodge for
Girls, presented the club with check
for s14 representing the proceeds from
a card party held at the lodge. The
gift will be used for the installation
Of needed bookcases and magazine
racks in the library.
The board of directors will meet at
the Occidental Hotel tomorrow at
1890 o'clock
Social Hygiene Society.
Asst, Surg. Gen. Warren F. Draper
Of the United States Public Health
Service has been elected a member
Of the board and has been appointed
chairman Of the Medical Measures
Committee.
Florence Crittenton Home.
The girls have turned to crocheting,
knitting, music, games, reading and
fancy work
Evening star., 1935-02-17

~ My three more drill nights
4 remain for the divisions Of
I the lst Battalion. United
~ States Naval Reserve Of the
District of Columbia, to train
aboard the United States destroyer
Leary, which has been assigned here
for that purpose. The ship, it was
announced at the local Reserve head
quarters in the Washington Navy
Yard. is scheduled to leave here on
the morning Of March II. Upon her
departure from this city, the ship will
head down the Potomac River and
then go UP the Chesapeake Bay to
Baltimore, Nd, where she will re-
main for O number Of weeks to per-
NIT the officers and men of the Balti-
more Reserve battalion to obtain some
training aboard her.
While the training aboard the yes
sci while here has been hampered
somewhat by the inclement weather,
it was pointed out that both officers
and men have received some valuable
instruction not only aboard the ship
but from the officers of the regular
establishment who have been assigned
to her.
Three weeks, or rather three drill
nights, after the departure OF the
Leary, the local divisions are sched-
uled to have their annual inspection
before a board of regular naval Off
GERS from the Navy Department. Prep
arations, both aboard the Leary and
in the drill hall, have been with this
in mind, and the work has been in
tensive in the hope of having the
units ct such high state OF efhciency
at that time that they will be at the
TOP of the list when the annual COM
putation Of marks Is prepared and
issued by the Navy Department.
As each Of the local divisions is
organized on the basis OF q destroyer
crew, it was pointed out that 1t would
be much more valuable for them to
have a ship here at the time of the
inspection, so that they could carry
out their drills in realistic way as
Evening star., 1935-02-17

Endom, Alexander w. Jamison, syl-
vester c. Wallace, Frank Ward and
Henry Ward; Lieuts. John F. Ander-
son, Warner e. Carlson, Charles w.
Modersohn, william F. Roe, Myron
c. Shellman and Albert r. Staudt;
Chief Radio Electrician Malcolm G..
Purnell.
Honorary retired list-Lieut. Comdrs.
John A. Brownell, Charles Borg and
Herbert A. Sullivan.
The following promotions In the
local divisions were announced:
Charles A. Bayne. 1st Fleet DiW-
sion, promoted from fireman. third
to second class; George c. Amber,
LIST Fleet Division, from fireman. third
to second class; John j. Meyer, lst
Division, from electricians mate,
third to second class; James r. Samp-
son, Sd Fleet Division, from coxswain
to boatswain's mate, second class.
Paul E. Houck enlisted in the Sd
Fleet Division as seaman, second
class; Frederick H. Thomas re-en-
listed in the I'd Fleet Division as a
seaman. second class.
In the Aviation Division the follow
Ing enlistments were reported. VIII
liam ]. Mann. Sealston Post Office
Va; Leon S. Crickenberger, 46lg Ninth
street; Henry A. Ward, 1927 Thirs
teenth street. All were enlisted In
the grade of apprentice seaman.
Lieuts. u. g. Robert E. Hess. jr
and William T. Coney and Ensign
John r. Richardson, all members OF
the Fleet Aviation Division, having
moved to Newark, N. j.. have been
transferred to the headquarters of
the Sd Naval District at Brooklyn,
N. Y.
As a part of his series of talks to
officers in preparation for the com
ing annual inspection, Lieut.. Comdr
F. w. Benson, U. S. N, instructor
of the local Reserve battalion, de.
livered lecture to the battalion Of
hcers at the armory last Thursday
night.
Evening star., 1935-02-17
Deaths Reported.

virginia Widmer' ii; - AZ. f4fa f 5S 18Th st. OSp'Ai
Samuel Price. a.. Gallinger Hospital.
Ellen J. Keiser. Y. 235 Emerson st.
Sarah A shiDman. ~ 223O Hall pl.
george Z Davis. 81. Gallinser Hospital.
Roy Lynch. SO. Emergency Hospital
Ellen Fitzgerald So Gallinger hospital
Henry C.. Pumphrey. As. EmerEency Hos
Edward E. Kettner. 80. II Bates st.
Frank l. Upton. 30, Gallinger Hospital
infant s,1t Mary I; shysar: children.. Hospital
Mary johnson, 35, GalllnEer Hospital
Infant to BENJAMIN and Rosemary Butler.
Childrens Hospital.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

MONEY FOR F1RsT-TRUsT LOANS
110I Eye St NV. National SS75
MONEY TO LOAN ON D. c. REAL ESTATE
at lowest rates. Prompt service. JESSE
L. HE1SKELL. 1115 Eve st NV
HAVE AVAILABLE MONEY TO LOAN ON
Isl trusts HAIRY nARsY IUsr1HP p52mp' service
-s1s llth st. NV Natl. 2s44 .
WE HAVE AVAILABLE MONEY FOR
F1rst-Trust Business Property Loans.
Call Ned Bord.
RANDALL H. HAGNER CO. INC,
1321 Conn. Ave. Phone Decatur 5000.
F1RST-TRUST MONEY TO LOAN AT 5lact
On properties within the District of
P J. WALSHE.
11o7 Eye st. NV. National 20a5.
Evening star., 1935-02-17
SYNOPSIS.

SYNOPSIS.
Brother Pascual arrives at the camp of
the bandit Mateo Rubriz Just as that
worthy, who only steals from the rich.
divides the plunder from his latest esca-
lowers to abandon a duel to the death,
and then tells Meteo that he has not
made his long. dusty Journey for pleasure.
Mateo drives out his band. and pre-
pares to listen to Pascual.
Evening star., 1935-02-17
Free State Jobless Rise.

Unemployment in the Irish Free
State has increased from $4,000 to
nearly $4,000 since De Valera took
Office.
Evening star., 1935-02-17
Join Seaforth Highlanders.

At the recent Pascal Fair" at FL
gin, Scotland, many farm servants
took the Kings shilling" and Joined
the Seaforth Highlanders.
Evening star., 1935-02-17
SALE FARMS.
lEaniinuadl


PRODUCING zoo ACRES ACRES col,,,v rs MILES ME
good good buildings, well watered; Federal
financed water and elec. No agents: In
ouire 1891 Ga ave. NV. Georgia 275o
TRUCK FARM ACRES RICH LAND,
small house; "a mile from D. c. line:
Central ave. ne: > blocks from bus. D
block to cars; price. S3 900; $500 down.
S35 per mo Address Box 140-D. star
CHESAPEAKE BAY.
sos acres Calvert Co; Bay Shore and
State road estate: has old Coioniai
houses ) tobacco barns and over b.ouo
# shore line; oceanic climate: 22o-day
:rost-free s-aSon; reauce. , ite. -HEO-
DORE F. MENK. 1927 Park I'd. NV.
Columbia 1S41.
COUNTRY HOMES CONVENIENT
TO WASHINGTON.
pike; good house. with electricity, bank
barn, dairy other outbuildings 5000 fenc-
ing; stream; tenant house; reduced 10
to II acres. larse 1O-room house. with
bath. electricity good outbuildinss. beau
tifui trees and shrubbery: Sandy spring
neighborhood offered at very low nsure
20-acre poultry farm: nyable 7-room
sSSba pSS,ry 10 h3Hsss %:s otshasss e Sp main PIKE
200 acres; about 10 minutes, from D. e.
line main road; large residence. with
electricity h-w heat. bath; good tenant
house usual outbuildinEs " good eondlII
tion: priced less than hall the orislhai
4n-acre farm; modern bunsalow; Sandy
Spring neighborhood. $4,000. Farms 10
D n IuITE CO
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RENT-STORES.

RENT-STORES.
SILVER sPRING-LARGE STORE WITH
WILLIAM F. CARLIN. Shepherd 2774-J.
FRONT SPACE IN PARK VIEW MARKET.
Ga. ave. at Park road, for grocery store;
may remain open after market hours;
reasonable rent. See MANAGER.
SPLENDID LOCATION FOR LIQUOR
business. on North Capitol st; near e. q
Co, INC. Oils Eye Street NV Met $500.
BATTERY PARK. MD.-MODERN BRICK
IN commercial triangle; entrance and dis
play windows on both Old GEORGETOWN I'd,
month: Attractive lease to good groceI.
FOLLOWING NICE-s1zE STORES, GOOD
for most any purpose. 931 9th st. NV.
SCI 1st st. NV Rents reasonable: Apply
PENN 5IaA BEATTY coRP,,oRATIossN. 474 x st.
2429 18th ST N.W-FoR RENT STORE
BRoDiE hIsts isFes' eoIsRsr s6iLsRff nc Natl ss75
3ooe GEORGIA AVENUE.
Store and sJ9 4.59om R.,5 apt 1, NV h. $4,000.
Now being painted Int s4i2 EaesIleSt sil cond s2a.5o
1905 K ST NV National 05ss.
2Il4 N Y AVE. N,W.-sToRE
:3o1 Sherman ave. n.w.--store and
14es n. Cap. st.stare. hat., 5s59
NJ. FRANK EUI PERT l03l III st. NV.
Excellent Location.
32l2 GEORGIA AVE NW.-S3500.
Store in Growing Community.
14o4 'A0ie K iecAiFFRrHf22.y rf2y I51s1sSl D1sT. soso.
Evening star., 1935-02-17
SALE OR EXCHANGE.

WILL GIVE CLEAR SUBURBAN 9T0Kf
(vacant) and cash for large house. clear,
west Of 14th st. or downtown NV; must
be bargain. National 9267.
500 CLEyELAND AVE. RIvERDALE--Ex-
change beautiful suburban home. TT.
1900. Emerson O216.
IA ACRES 5-RM. BUNGALOW, BATH.
Eas. ,elec water. good barn: $50 feet
Lee hwy, Lee Heights. Va; 1oned busi-
psss p;nsslo ideal tourist apartment site
trade for acreage; 'i price. si2.sS6. SS.' xd. AZ.
dress Box 144-D. Star ONCE.
BEAUTIFUL HOUSE CONVERTED INTO
saraEe. laundry. yard. enclosed sleep.
bath. 81. 900. Metropolitan 4739.
LOT. 5ox18O, RESTRICTED. WHEATON,.
H.. value 81 900; some cash. balance
trade. Address Box 10g-D. Star ONCE.
NEARBY 'VA.-7-ROOM HOUSE, ANIL,
lear garage; or will trade for farm of
equal value. not too far out with good
road. OWNER. Address Box SGD. Star
b-UNIT APARTMENT, ONE TRUST
showing q good income, for large house
suitable Tor rooming or a small home
Address Box ODD Star ofilce.
GEORGIA FARM NEAR LARGE CITY.
.o1s. a25 rsc1: acres $50. 350 under cultiyation: 10
house; excellent land on good road; real
bargain price. less than original Govern
nlent loan: will take Washington house.
e5 afs st tor rasom. FsrR oso Go
Evening star., 1935-02-17
RENT-FLOOR SPACE.

trio elevator service: rent reasonable;
suitable for storage. HALL BRO. 1904
H st. ne. Phone Lincoln 1891.
Evening star., 1935-02-17
WOODBRIDGE, D. C.

Corner Goth and Randolph SITS. ne, New
bungalows and houses. all-brick construc-
tion baths, modern kitchen. in fact
everything you are looking for in a new
home. Drive out Sunday and inspect care
fully We can finance them through the
Federal Housing Corp. with 90 years to
psy II you desire. No reason to pay rent
now TGIsoN Tpss M KERMP ( RmP { 'f NIX 'ees 1nc.
o314 R. l. Ave NE Decatur ll47.
Evening star., 1935-02-17
MONEY TO LOAN.
LOANS

SAVE ON LOANS!
REFUND SYSTEM.
Besides Offering a COM
plete loan service up to $500
based on Furniture, Autos,
or Co-makers, and giving as
many as 20 months to re-
pay, with the only cost being
interest computed on the
unpaid balance for the actual
days the money is kept, we
will
REFUND 1879
of the total cost to persons
who repay as they agree.
Come in, phone, or write.
Hyattsville Loan Corp,
5008 r. I. Ave-,
Phone Gr.i 1853.
Hyattsville. Md.
Evening star., 1935-02-17
RENT-DESK SPACE.

RENT-DESK SPACE.
WOULD LIKE TO CONTACT PARTY IN
need OF Secretarlal service and small oflce
space in private home for next "a
months Must be party whose work is OF
such character that Office would not be
Attractive. reasonable proposition to risht
party Address Box 32-D Star ONCE. 49,
Evening star., 1935-02-17
Social Hygiene Society.

The girls have turned to crocheting,
knitting, music, games, reading and
fancy work
Evening star., 1935-02-17
WANTED-FARMS.

HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR YOUR FARM FARMS
nice must be right: quick results; when
ansyering give full description: Met
1854 9O7 18th st. NV. J. W. kAIL.
Evening star., 1935-02-17

Mateo tells Pascual, tomorrow,
more about eel Keed."
Evening star., 1935-02-17
SALE-HOUSES.
(Contin nued. =

. Open for Inspection.
Fine detached brick home in this ex:.
selient residential section: % 1usf Sess hsths. 9.
ess heat. gear brick garage recondittionnne6a nn6
and like new. real barsan a. sl4'ooo'
VIM, M. ThrockmortOn,
Evening star., 1935-02-17
WANTED-LOTS.
SALE-HOME SITES.

from Washington on Memorial Highway:
very reasonable and easy terms. Address
Box gid Stsr ofice
Evening star., 1935-02-17

home this Spring? II so you want 10
choose an excellent location; then fine
construction. then you want to feel that
that you paid for it and even more. Some
people believe our beautiful Takoma Park
yesterday a gentleman placed with me for
sale one OF the dearest little homes here.
1t has DELIGHTFULLY."- charming rooms. liv-
ing room l5x2n: electric refrigeration.
bult-in garase. beautiful corner lot 5Ox
$50. with lovely shrubbery and flowers:
splendldly located
Evening star., 1935-02-17

LOWEST PRICES FOR SEVERAL EXCEL
GEO Eissf tST dftsshes ss
Phone National 1850. Emerson 4i17
ATTENTION BUILDERS! BEST NORTH
west row and apartment lots Also busi-
ness and Chevy Chase barsains. OWNER.
phone Cleveland 1870
Evening star., 1935-02-17

My three more drill nights
remain for the divisions Of
the lst Battalion. United
States Naval Reserve Of the