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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-29

employment opportunities Of .
wide range to fit individual skill.
Some will be put to work in
libraries, preparing catalogues
and mending damaged volumes.
Qualified artists and musicians
will be given painting and orches.
trail assignments.
Some Clerical Jobs
Several thousand women will
get clerical jobs and take part in
surveys and Investigations. Others
will work in canning factories,
try to improve cooking and
budgetary methods for relief fam
lilies and assist in identifying
their communities through gar
den and landscaping work.
The program announced yes
terday will cost less than $400
per woman employed. 1t does
not include New York city, which
will have separate program ex-
pected to run into high figures.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-29
Do You Remember!

(AnSUerS to Questions on
Page 81
GuarinO, New Orleans bar
tender, made an airpIane trip
to New York to assist Huey
Long in mixing drinks.
Jones, noted British news
paper man, was kidnapped by
Chinese bandits.
Mills, radio crOOner, was ar.
rested for bigamy when it
was discovered he had five
wives.
TennysOn was arrested by
Omen in an extOrtiOn plot.
Governor Talmadge of
Georgia was bitten by a
snake while inspecting a
wheat field.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-29
University Faces Suit
On COlOred Students

RICHMOND, Va, Aug. ga
test case to determine whether
the University of Virginia,
founded by Thomas Jefferson,
can be compelled to admit col.
ored students appeared certain to-
day.
DR.. J. M. Tinsley, president of
the Richmond chapter of the Ma
tional Association for the Ad-
vancement of Colored People, in
dictated that court action would
be instituted by his organization
on behalf of Alice Jackson, %
year-old colored girl of Richmond,
daughter of DR.. j. E. Jackson.
druggist.
DR.. Tinsley said he did not
know at what time mandamus
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-29

proceedings would be brought, as
the case was being handled by
the New York office of the or
ganization.
The student for whom the test
probably will be made was grad
uated from the Virginia Union
University here in 1884 and has
completed half the work neces-
sary for a masters degree in
French at Smith collie ge in
Massachusetts,.
The proposed court move as
sumes rejection by the University
of Virginia authorities of an ap-
plication to take graduate work
in French. The application has
not been received.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-29
JUDGE ADKINS
BLOCKS PWA

District Supreme Court Justice
Jesse c. Adkins issued preliminary
injunctions yesterday restraining
PWA officials from allocating
funds for constructing electrical
plants in Burlington, Kan, and
Plainview, Tex.
Suits originally were filed by
the Kansas Utilities Company and
the Texas Utilities Company
which have extensive interests in
the towns.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-29

Shamrocks Want
The Shamrock A. C. wants a
game with a strong unlimited
baseball team for Sunday. Call
Leroy Lomax at West 1881.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-08-20
On the Death of Kitchen

Mr.. K. K. Kitchen. journalist. travel.
Tor. and war correspondent. IS dead.
accordiEs to latest exchanges TO hand.
Well do we remember thar after brief
visit TO ST Thomas some time ago Mr..
Kitchen wrote Virgin Islands IN The
Dodrum-", 10 which the writer did not
have one good word 10 say for the Vlr-
gin Islands. We also cannot forget the
reply to this art lie from the pen of our
friend Attorney r. H. Amphett l. ca.
der which was published mere and in
continental United States with much
praise worthy comment. Mr.. Leaders
article was eGtltlel The Shattering Of
A CLASS House. and ended as fOllow'.
If Historians have to refer to Virgin
Islands In The DJIdrums at all they
will cali i, the night mare PERIOD, tue
time when Kitchen saw things through
a GLASS.
Here oh world. you have the case of
Kitchen versus lhe Vlrgln Islam Is. u
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-08-20

one side you have ST. Croix Avis. /"
Mr.. Bryan. Rev. Father Martin Null
ligan (and douoJlesslv others VINO |
know not of az this writing and on the
other side you have a Kitchen only
You have heard the evidence, YOU have
examined the last exhibit Good 0y
Santa CRUZ Jusuce is on the bench.
Listen to he closing words of the sum
ming uD: Il ntIetnen St. Thomas has
inspired not few of the best pens and
St. Croix h,s been called The Garden
or the West Indies. it is for yoL TO
say arter examination of the facrs in
this case il the smoke belched forth in
a Kitch can bes Dire these islands,
Sot,! What's your verdict? Judg-
ment for the AZ Virgin Islands? Uf
ccutss 1t could not be otherwise.
81 bride in my struggling Muse
WIN paln
That longs TO launch into d nobler
strain.
TO vary metaphor. st. Creix Avis
placed Mr. Ktcnen in his coffin: Mr.
Bryan dug his grave; Rev. Father
Martin Muligan performed the burial
ceremony and | now write HIS o.
obituary.: ln the language of Pope,
Peace TO all such
So Mr. Kitchen vas dead to US from
that time. but now that he is actual
ly dead. we can out repeat, Peace
TO all such.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-08-20
RANGERS DEFEATED HUNS
IN FIRST GAME OF SERIES
Score: 20.
By Dusty Cook


The Rangers defeated the Huns Bas
ketball Team in well contested game In
the Barracks Yard yesterday afternoon
by the score 1926. The score can tell
the public what kind of game it was
The Rangers. led by StaWart Capt. G..
Christensen. demonstrated to the public
the right attitude to take when trailing:
for at the end Of the first quart. after
trailing by the score ID s. they resolved
that this was time enough 10 do some
thing, and the half saw them. with
scoring spree.
The Huns. even though they have lost
a heart breaking game. should be given
praise. Led by hard playing Capt. j.
Barry. gave the p1Otic real good show.
but only luck was nut with them. 1t
was the Rangers lucky day. They tool
defeat like gentlemen.
AS both teams have to play two more
games 10 end the series. the public
should folio " with interest Both teams
are anxious 10 execute better playing 10
the other games.
The Huns were good Sunday, but the
Rangers were better. Amongl the out
standing PLAYERS of the Rangers vert:
score. Is points: G. Bowling; w. james;
A Danielsep; L. Gerard, and D. Higgins
The Huns: j. Barry: u. James; H. Ben
jamin; { thomas: C.. Jacobs; +. Francis
and james.
Please don't forget to visit the Bar
racks Yard on Sunday (Aug. 24th)
afternoon, where you'll see another live
ly game.
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-08-20
Some Of The Things
We Sell

Folding Card Tables. Black embossed
fibre TOD. Black enameled legs. Nickel
plated corners with sturdy center Brace.
Screw drivers highly polished Cocoboa
handle.
,od Choppers. heavy retained. fSur
cutting KnIves. cut coarse, mediu n and
extra fine Ezra large bowls, Height
over ~ inches.
Attractive Electric Lamps. assorted
colors. colored silk cords TO maten.
Sp -claI Paint Brushes Nickel ferrules.
Coaster W4g ms. 1885, Models, a real
treat for tne KID
Roller skates, wi h self contained roller
bearings. Brighf nickel plates. Unusual
value in dls'ln:tive line of merit.
Firm Of Joln Alexander
(HOuSt WHICH SELLS THE BESr
St. Croix tribune. [volume] (Christiansted, St. Croix, V.I.) 1922-1937, 1935-08-20
St. Croix Dee, Garden


We are prepar 4 to give better SER
vice now that a modern refrigerator
has been installed. We will be having
ice. cream on August 3rd lnst. Look oH[
Tor the notice
Houselof Lords Whisky
Waite Horse Wnlsyy
Canadian Club ~ Risky
Black and White Whisky
CaetteCary Whisky
Louise Sc0ich Whisky
Giloey's SEQ ch WhlSKy
BRANDY
Back Berry Bra ID
Cherry BRANDY
Aprfcot Prandy
Peachs 3ranoy
President Brandy
Sublime Brandy
hree Stars Brandy
EPeGro DcmieQ BRANDY
GIN
Holland Gin
Gordon's Dry Gin
Anselmo Vermoutn
Cinz4no Yarmouth
CHAMPA NE
LOUIS Berth Sparkling Vine
Carter Blue Wine
G'lbey's Red Sweet Wine
Bonita Sherry
Hoa Barelo ionic)
MuscateI Wine
Malaga Brown Wine
At your service
8. gR Ola BEER Az
No 70 Company st.
Evening star., 1935-09-22
TAKOMA PARK HOMES.

u. L.
500-6-room bungalow with extra
large shady lot, high elevation. TINS mouse
was built by owner for his own home ana
after several years use looks as 5000 as
Sd, 6,500-Two-family house 3 rooms. >
baths. Will consider trade for country
s.. ssst.5t0yo-Attractive 3-family house, we'll
'en'eu' MARYLAND.
81 150-T-room BUNGALOW INV. heat,
electric refrigeration. Laree lot. 2-car ga,
section. i paved a1 q Street. rect Terms.
S6,256-A brick bungalow that is not
only different in price. but in design and
we have seen. Its > rooms are large, The
kitchen has built-in cupboards. Electric
refriserstion. two-car built-in garage. iull
attic: This house, while in new-house
Ssl'itni have It thorouShiy weather tested, Lo-
Gated in desirable neighborhood, very
convenient to fine school;
S4 O00-4 rooms and bath. breakfast
porch. full basement. h.-w. heat. City
S5,75O-6-room house. all modern con-
~eniences, high elevation. Easy & tern terms >,
include small cottages for $1,000 to ". :
300; two-family house. rooms. paths.
SO. 75O; extra large Groom brick house
hlw iO[ 1sa1 heat. oil %s BURNER r. in good residential
BUILDING LOTS.
Fine lot on Carroll aye. large trees:
Church. Ethan Allen. ave. fine trees. Sd
$50: large shady lot near sanitarium
81 900; wooded lots on Jackson ave: on
Flower, so by $50. 500; three very desir- 6
See list under Farms for Sale"
r. D. LILLE co.
es4 Carroll St, Takoma Park. Geo. $500
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PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES.
Operating Under Uniform
Small Loan Ldtcs
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

ZONING COMMISSION, D. C. WASHING
ton. September 10th. l935.--In &C
OF an Act of Congress approved March
| 1920 public No. 50. seth Congress-, en
titled An Act to ,regulate the heish
| of Columbia and to create a Zoning Con-
mission and for, other purposes" motto
| is hereby given that public. hearing vi
| be held in the Board Room of the Distrir
Building beginning at 1000 AM. We
nesday october IND; 1893. for the pur
changes in the boundaries Of the US,
CHANGE FROM REsIDENTIAL. 90, &C
AREA AREA 10 ot F5Ssf u soESGe Known
RES REs1pENTIAL SaSfSl NS 50 C. SREA ssS 70 FfRs FH
SUMMEEGiAh s92STe 9sG Known a1 as stree
F1RsT COMMERCIAL. 90, d AREA IT,
lots A. B. Sill. sl2. 81, and %. square
2s3. known as hoe to Ills 18th Street
NV M 40 T. CHANGE FROM RESIDENTIAL STFilHF
so. "a" RESTRICTED AREA TO RESI-
s69; s.: sss So ana So square sc56?:
ssS S5d s5ss; A;nqs on's.. ff5S e EG& SS
AREA ARsfc 70 FIRST coMMERcfAL' 60. So e" G.
Of lot s14 square 1885. located on the
west SlQc Ol WlSGOHSlu f1hCiluC. OClWcCu
CHANGE FROM RESIDENTIAL. 40. "a"
RESTRICTED AREA TO RESIDENTIAL
Of parcel 3572SO, square 1870 located on
the north side of Albemarle Street. between
Wisconsin Avenue and 42nd Street NV.
"a" RESTRICTED AREA 70 REsDEN-
TIAL. 4O'. "A" AREA. lots II. IL and
13. SQUARE 27?9 located on the west side
FROM REsIPENfIAL. 30, a. RE-
IA I AEEA ARSa I0 Fasr IPss coMMER ana r.
square 1857. located on the east SIDE Of
Alaska Avenue; between Kaimia IL Road snd n,d
AREA TO 70 FIRST coMMERciAE. So, e"
AREA: al Of the rear sne residential portion
kms SqiaSs'i h e. fsorca ASsRus Roa Si
RFsa To kEs1DENrAE 4o FE5rFfFuzp aFEA
and and 35. square 1881, being property 'front.'
nv A'es9 cHANaR %fs5 ERom sPs SIS FFffl
90, &C" AREA: the rear 20 feet q lot
+. IL. CHANGE FROM REsiPENTIiA[
SQUARE 4311. located on the north side OF
Rhode Island Avenue. between Newton and
RESiDENTfAL. 40' and 90 p AREA TO
SECOND COMMERCIAL. so, D. AREA:
parcels 1928. 1894 lot sQ7, square
4I02, lot 500 square 4O9s and lots sos
and s06 square 40g9.. said property being
located on New York Avenue, west OF
FROM RESIDENTIAL 4O7. ''B" AREA TO
SECOND COMMERCIAL. go d. AREA:
and lots / . and g. square South of
4O93 located on the east side Of Fenwick
Street, between West Virginia Avenue
TAN. M c. HAzEN, GEO. z. ALLEN.
DAVID LYNN ARNO B. CANfMERER.
zoninS Commission OF the District of
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sec. 81
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NEW BRICK HOME.

o16 Washington Ave. Riverdale.
& rooms, h.-w.h. fireplace, tiled bath
and shower. porcheS. garage large lot
Price and terms very reasonable. from
OWNER. 1921 34th st. Mt. Rainier, Nd:
BEAUTIFUL 5-ROOM BUNGALOWS
anil, small down payment and low
monthly payments Investigate now. Priced
from $4,000 to $500. Apply PERRY
BOSWELL. Gath and r. l. ave. ne. mt.
Rainier Md
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SALE-SUBURBAN.
25 ACRES-S1,5OO

$500 Cash. S25 Monthly.
Old homeslte, well, spring, stream. shade
3 acres clear, level and rich 20 acres
woodland. 500 feet of hard-surfaced roac
and school bus. II miles. or 2S minutes
from downtown Washington miles
southwest of Alexandria. In direct line OF
extensive improvements from both wash
irgton and Alexandria. A good, convent
ent locality where land values are rapidly
rising. This is three-way investment
home farm or investment. MA@'rIN T
WEB Annandale, Va.
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5 ACRES.
1915 to $3.50.
S25 Cash: $40 Monthly

To meet an urgent demand for good
convenient cheap acreage tracts, owner
is now subdividinR a beautiful tract of
land Every lot on a hardsurfaced or
all-year gravel road. IA miles. or 2S
minutes, from downtown Washington.
miles from Alexandria. Electricity nearby.
In direct line of DEVELOPMENTS from both
WASHINGTON and Alexandria and where
future values are assured. You are re-
quested to inspect every small acreage
proposition near washington or Alexandria
and then to see these tracts before buying.
MARTIN T. WEBB. Annandale. Va.
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S.. .25O-NEW BUNGALOW.

Nearby Md. in line of extensive, i'm
provement. large rooms, hot-water heat.
tiled bath, shower. large attic. dry. day
light basement large lot; only $500 cash
and $50 per month.
C. w VAN WAGNER.
2o3 Cedar ST., Takoma Park, D. c.
Phnne cienraia 1.l6.
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

14O-ACRE FARM IN SOUTHERN MIS-
souri,; so acres cleared: some buildings
trade even for local property or sell 10
$4,000; terms. Address r: G; Robeson
TRADE CLEAR LOTS NEAR ALABAMA
ave. Sc. S0x125. for small house. W.. B
PICHLER, 1908 K NV. Natl. $500.
MODERN COUNTRY ESTATE, Southern
Maryland. on highway; all modern i'm
RiSseSSi inss; ABOUT IA acres land; original cost
improvements, $4,000: will trade at aooui
one-half original cost, free and clear Of al
i9r large mouse a lfsS Or Sma 81 en- IN
cumbrances. Address Box 211-D, Stal
CHEVY CHASE BARGAIN; BEAUTIFUL
s1ess sSs seS bed s2SSUo 9Scms Baths srfs re-
OWNER Phone Wisconsin 37s4.
8-RM. BUNGALOW, ALL-ELEC. KITCHEN
acres ground: on Landover road l. ! cna1 mile
s1 addp:ss Bos at S ths
change $3.50 equity in well furn., 5 rm;,
water front cottage. Sherwood Forest. Md
6aapse ssy tsT ssda1 tSr TSa
call after pm. sunday. Adams 1888.
WANTED-A WAsHINGTON1AN, WITH
place to trade or Is willing TO pay Sec
175 acres. houses and outbuildings. large
trout stream extends for a mile across
place. other small streams, woods. Not
far from village and 90 miles Worcester.
Nine rooms two baths, club room. Ia
koma Park; trade for small country place,
not too far out
Large Colonial brick, Cheverly; bed
rooms, trade for country property.
r. D. LILLE CO.
264 Carroll st. Takoma Park. Geo. $500
MODERN HOME IN GAITHERSBURG,
Md, for lot near D. c., preferably Garrett
Park or vic. BOX 90. Gaithersburg, Nd. .
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M. E. CHURCH,
REALTOR.
Phone Falls Church IVA 40
ARLINGTON. VA,

Now showing new 5-room house. located
at 18th St. Alcova Heights Va. Is minutes
to heart of city. Hot-water heat recrea =
place in living room. all modern improve
ments.. garage" Price. $4,000. Lot
50x1l4 Not real estate house but built
owner and builder S24 South Glebe I'd.
Telephone Clarendon 545-W
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POTOMAC HEIGHTS

Attractive bungalow. rooms. bath and
finished attic with h--w-h. and all modern
convenienceS. in an up-to-date subdivision;
lawn and shrubbery; car and bus service
convenient school in neighborhood. Price
S6450. moderate down payment. few
good lots, with city improvements, for
sale on monthly payments.
w. p. JACKSON OWNER,
5424 Conduit Rd Cleveland O4s3 .
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Two semi-detached homes each with 8
sonable. Must be sold to settle estate.
Call North S345-W after 6:30 week days.
SOMETHING NEW
Cellarless home; rooms with oil heat.
tile bath with shower. plenty of closets.
large living room. fireplace; will paint to
s"'' $3.50. TERMS.
Owner and builder
l.. c. EMBREY.
2I10 s. Grant St. Va. Highland. Va.
BEAUTfFUL 4-ROOM BRICK BUNGALOW
ON 1a-ACRE WOODED GROUNDS ON
18th ST, BUS LINE: $3.50 DOWN BAL
4-RooM FRAME BUNGALOW UNDER
8395O-S200 DOWN. BALANCE LIKE
Rent. THIS IS A WONDERFUL BUY.
a-BED-RooM HOME LIKE NEW. con-
DITION PERFECT. AT GREAT SACRI.
EIcE; 81 900 DOWN. BALANCE MONTHLY
3-BED-RooM NEW HOME. COMPLETE
IN EVERY DETAIL. ON BEAUTIFUL LOT.
THIS IS A HOME YOU WILL BE PROUD
TO OWN; $500 DOWN. BALANCE LIKE
FOR INsPECTIoN-ANY OF THE
ABOVE HOMES-COME TO OUR OFFICE
OR CALL Us FOR APPOINTMENT.
: FRANK L. HEWITT,
SAY Georgia Ave. Silver Spring, Nd.
.. OPEN SUNDAYS. 22'
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81 acres having 5000 feet Of splendid
in the oyster and fishing area of the
Patuxent River. A producing farm: A.
room house and large. new tobacco barn.
Price 5000, terms.
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ALEXANDRIA, VA

Two semi-detached homes. each with
rooms and bath. electricity and gas; rea-
sonable. Must be sold to settle estate
Call North S345-W after $50 week days
and any time Sunday
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RESTRICTED 5-AcRE TRACTS.

miles from D. C. line. where your
neighbor as well as yourself is compelled
to build an attractive and livable home
your. friends know you live Cleared and
wooded tracts. some with streams; 4o-foot
roads city electricity: school bus from
other advantages not offered in cheaply
priced. unrestricted Subdivisions For com
plete information and directions telephone
Merlboro 49-F-32. JOHN A BRICKLEY,
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25 acres. Groom house and new tobacco
barn. This is a beautiful point on the
saltwater Patuxent River. beach shore and
terms
Evening star., 1935-09-22

so acres. also a point on the Patuxent
River. Long shore on the river and ex-
tensive private oyster creek; 3 large barns.
5-room house. exceptionally good soil.
$1,000. terms.
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EXCHANGE,
HUNTING GROUNDS.

TRADES MATCHED QUICKLY ANYWHERE
RESULTS SINCE 1924. w. B. PICELER,
1908 NV. NATL. $500. CLEv. 6970.
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Chesapeake Bay and State road farm,
containing sos acres One OF the best Of
the larger bay properties available. Over
6OOO-ft. shore. partly wooded high slightly
elevation. having good approaches to the
water: 3 houses and 3 tobacco barns. Re-
duced to $4,000 terms.
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Falls Church CVa.) 80.
WANTED-SUBURBAN

WANTED. 70 RENT. BY Government
couple with no children. q small detached
house at reasonable rate; in a desirable
Address Box SOD. Star office.
FURNISHED BUNGALOW OR APT. OR
5 rooms; clean; ami; reasonable. Ad-
dress Box 149-D, Star ofice.
2-3-ROOM APT. OR BUNGALOW, AMI;
Clarendon or Falls Church vicinity. Ad-
dress Box 4S3-C. Star ofice.
WANTED SMALL HOUSE IN NEARBY
Virginia, not over $40 month. Call Adams
1852 Monday after pm.
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homes; complete in every detail.
The house is Colonial style. red
brick. with l2 large, comfortable
rooms, 4 baths, lavatOry. commOdious
porches, basement, which contains
splendid servants quarters. heating
room. hOt-water heating plant. larGe
bin X. aTa r., Of h:as
steel doors. House is well supplied
throughout with commodious closets,
well located: all clothes closets are
kitchen is equipped with large elec-
fric range. electric refrigerator and all
other modern fixtures.
The house Is insulated tbrOuGhout.
Pcrches are large. shady and well To-
Gated for comfort and convenience.
Surrounded by c0mmodi0us. we'll
kept grounds. enclosed by a beautiful
hedge. Home is situated on the high
est point of the beautiful Bellhaven
Hills overlooking Potomac River from
Washington to Mt. Vernon. giving
most perfect panoramic view. of all
the beautiful intervening country.
II was never the purpose Of the
owner and builder Of this lovely home
to either rent or sell II as he had
hoped TO spend the remainder Of his
life here and built permanently 10
that end but business called him to o
distant city and his loss will be your
For privilege to Inspect apply any
week day to A. s. Donlphan 4 Son.
l05 Doniphan Building, Alexandria,
Va. Phone Alex. $40.
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65 acres. 81 miles D. O.. well cultivated
and productive. small water front farm,
has attractive 5-room house and . tobacco
barns; large acreage in muskrat marsh.
Price. S5,000 terms.
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2s7 acres. Patuxent River farm 9
houses and 3 barns. very beautiful prop
erty. sassairas san4y ioam SOIL pest adapt'
terms
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DUCK-BLTND SITES. SEVERAL; WILL
rent reasonable: also exclusive rights TO
500-acre marfh. Phone Lincoln 6e6e-W.
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THE Ideal INVESTMENT,

Commercial property in limited zoning
area. but one tenant: well leased Located
on one of the best arterial streets in city.
Present rental 81 800 year: advances later
to S4 500 At price of S37 500. this is
outstanding value. Price far below any
thlns else in this section. See Mr..
Robert L. McKeever Co., Inc.
Shoreham Bldg. Ma. 4150.
Evening star., 1935-09-22

The above properties have been selected
for their productiveness and will make a
good living for, practical farmers. For
Evening star., 1935-09-22

TWO OR THREE ACRES OF LAND. SEVEN
miles from the D. c. line and 700 feet west
ri the Rockville pike; old stone and plaster
house Of Ave rooms in good shape to re-
model: terms. Apply to owner Rock creek
Evening star., 1935-09-22
WANTFn-EApMS

DESIRE TO RENT CHEAP FARM m
perienced In farming. Address BoX 455-c
Star office.
WANTED. NEARBY VA. OR MD, & ACRES
OF more on stream, with Broom house,
lease. Write M. B SMIIH, 1864 Column
oia I'd NV. No. 81.
GOOD. FARM WANTED IN EXCHANGE
Tor l1-room house. electric lights gas
two garages. chicken house and garden
two (2I miles from Capitol car and bus
service: do business direct with owner.
ho1Iess J M. SMITH. l045 N Vernon ST.
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IA ACRES; 7-ROOM HOUSE: SOME OUT
buildings. close to high school. stores.
churches. railroad station. electricity. tele-
phone and stream. "a miles OF Washing
ton: $1,000: $500 cash. balance S25
month.
200 acres. good land. 800 cleared. bal
ance in good timber; Groom bungalow:
good barn. large chicken house: brooder
house 35 miles OF Washington sacrifice
at S4.750: $1,000 cash balance terms
H; B. MITCHELL, Herndon. Va. Phone
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RENr-DESK SPACE.

PRIVATE OFFICES OR DESK
space all services. with or without fur
niture Next to Maynower. Low rent
EAGLE CORP. 1f15 Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1935-09-22
RENT-STORAGE SPACE.

a016 18th 81. NV
Approximately Ia $50 "a. IT.
Evening star., 1935-09-22

End COMMERCIAL.
approximately 10000 square feet: close
in; location and ARRANGEMENT most un-
usual: without doubt this is the best second
commercial value in city today. See Mr..
Vickrey of
Robert L. McKeever Co., Inc.
ShpIeham Bldg Ma. 1850
Evening star., 1935-09-22
EXCHANGE.

CAN TRADE YOUR WASHINGTON OR
nearby property for other local real estate
Immediate results.
ARTHUR CARROLL,
Georgia 1895.
Evening star., 1935-09-22

FOR SALE BY OWNER-1 5-ACRE LOT
iocsted about miles south of Alexandra; ;
short distance of Mt. Vernon blvd near
schools and church. S250-S215 per acre.
ADDRESS Roy I5-D Star Office
Evening star., 1935-09-22
112 Acres, Valuable Crops.

III hCItS, VdIUdUIP OTUpS.
4 mile to asphalt; miles busy city:
est. 100000 #. timber. 500 cords wood
$4,000. includes good team young cows.
complete tools, crops on hand from 25 &C.
nay: - acres corn. oats. buckwheat; po-
new Fall-Winter catalos. Free Stout
Agency. 421-N. Land Title Bldg, Phila Pa