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Evening star., 1935-09-29
Bear Eats Ants.

When the black bear OF India finds
an ant hill it takes but few minutes
to tear up the hard. cemented clay
and lay the deep galleries bare: then
putting its gutta percha muzzle to the
mouths Of each gallery. it draws such
blast OF air through them that the
industrious laboring ants are sucked
into its gullet in drifts. Afterward
the bear digs right down to the royal
chamber. licks up the bloated queen
and goes on its way.
Evening star., 1935-09-29
THE ROSICRUCIANS

In commemoration of the building
Of the Great Pyramid Of Gizeh, the
local chapter Of the Rosicrucian Or
der will conduct a ceremony in Grove
10, south of Sixteenth street reservoir,
today at 3 o'clock, when a miniature
symbolical pyramid will be erected.
Onicers of the local chapter, known
as Thomas Jefferson Chapter, are:
William v. Wilmington, master: Mrs.
N. @. Hardy, secretary; Miss Anna s.
Walton, chaplain; George e. Adams,
jr., guardian, and william r. Broder-
lex, treasurer and one of the trustees.
Mrs. Angela Cook and Thomas w.
Kuhn are the other trustees.
A certificate Of reappointment rs
local district commissioner has Just
been received by Thomas w. Kuhn
from the grand lodge at San Jose,
calH.
Evening star., 1935-09-29
CN WENTY-SIX oficers Of the
Navy will begin next Tuesday
years course of instruction
Nau.1 M Cur,

~ WENTY-SIX officers OF the
Navy will begin next Tuesday
years course of instruction
4 in the Naval Finance and Sup
ply School, which marks the second
year of existence of this institution.
During the past Summer the five
faculty officers, Capt. David Potter,
Capt. c. S. Baker, Lieut.. Comdr. c. j.
Harter, Lieut.. Comdr r. L. Mabon and
Lieut.. E. A. Eddiegorde, all of whom
served In this capacity last year, have
been engaged in the study Of the cur
riculum and in the writing of new
lectures as well as In the modification
OF some already given. The system
Of instruction adopted last year will
be followed by the 1886 class.
that Is, the lectures will be supported
by extensive practical instruction. by
written recitationS, and by round
table conferences.
OfIicers designated to attend the
school include Lieuts. j. K. Lynch,
G. w. Bauernschmidt, A. S. Keeth.
w. E. Gist. M. w. Pemberton. r. J.
Arnold, J. J. Levasseur, j. E. Wolow-
sky, J. B. Ricketts,, F. M. Hook, and
Lieuts. (Junior Grade) c. J. Naumil-
ket, j. r. Hanna, Yates Stirling. 3D.;
w. E. Fratzke, Jack Agnew, Albert
Konigsberg, C. A. Lizberg. J. w.
Crumpscker, j. F. Just. S. A. Ernst,
r. M. Humes, T. J. Montgomery. c.
r. FaireS, jr., and Lawrence Smith.
The judge advocate general of the
Navy has under consideration ques-
tions involving Interpretation Of GER
tain sections of the Navy personnel
acts Of March 3, 1881, and July 90.
1885. particularly as to the status of
lieutenants of less than 81 years Of
commissioned service who reach the
age of As years.
Section of the 1885 act reads as
follows: THAT lleutenants with less
than 81 years commissioned service
shall become ineligible for promo
ton on June 80 of the fiscal year in
which they attain the age of As years.
Provided. further, that no officer Of
Evening star., 1935-09-29
Arliss' First Chance.

George Arliss, in his younger days,
once played the part Of a valet. 1t
was quite small part, which he made
important by the sheer force of his
acting. The late Charles Frohman of
New York said IS he saw the play. "I
am going to take that man to America
and star him" And he did, with the
result that every one knows.
Evening star., 1935-09-29
Termite Navigates.

An Australian species of termite,
a sort OF white ant, builds its nest
pointing north and south, so that it
is useful compass for the traveller.
Evening star., 1935-09-29
MASONS TO HOLD
RELIGIOUS SERVICE
Mobiles of AImas Temple to
Be Special Guests at
Temple Heights.

Religious services will be held at
4 pm. today At Temple Heights
under the auspices OF DR.. John c.
Palmer, grand chaplain OF the Grand
Lodge of the District Of Columbia,
and orator Of the Shrine. Rev. Simp-
son B. Daugherty will deliver the SER
mon. The Nobility Of Almas Temple
are the special guests and Potentate
Robert P. Smith extends an invita-.
ton to all Mobiles of the Shrine and
their familieE to be in attendance.
The organized units Of Almas Tenn.
pie will form In q body outside. Of the
grounds of Temple Heights and will
march in q procession to the services.
Music will be furnished by Almas
Temple Military Band, under the
leadership of Frederick Wilken. d.
rector. Vocal music will be pro-
vided by Almas Chanters under the
leadership OF Director and Past Po-
tentate Warren w. Grimes
Potentate Smith announces a busi-
ness meeting of the Shrine next
Thursday evening in the club house.
Refreshments will be served.
The sixth annual season of the
AlInas Temple Bowling League open
ed last week. Eighteen teams have
been formed and nearly $50 members
OF Almas Temple have enrolled as
members of the league.
The following is a list of the teams
entered, together with names Of the
captains: Divan, Robert P. Smith;
Barristers, Ralph A. Sheppard; Scim-
tiers, J. Fred Huber: Drum Corps.
Fred E. Kuechle; L. P.'s. Lloyd e.
Meany: Floor Team, Fred w. Bards-
ley: Mecca. Richard E. Coleman;
Csmels. Harold J. Seeley; Murads,
John H. Pheylen: Treasurers. George
Mantzouris; Visibles. William NJ
Webb: Patrol. Jesse T. Nussear;
Crescents, Thomas S. Courtney; Is
lam. Harry Gardner; Legion, George
w. Fraser: Arabs. Andrew F. Baillie;
Oriental Band. Wilfred E. Lawson,
and Pontiacs, Fred A. Palmer, jr.
Washington Centennial Lodge will
meet Wednesday at 1880 pm. Memo
rial services will be held.
Dawson Lodge will have a special
communication tomorrow at 7;30 to
confer the master mason degree. The
official stations will be occupied by
past masters. Members Of Corinthian
Lodge of Baltimore will pay an off,
cial visit.
Members Of the Masters Associa-
ton for 1885. accompanied by Robert
S. Regar, grand master, will make
an oficial visit at the close Of the
associations monthly meeting. Re-
freshments will be served.
The Ladies' Auxiliary to De Moiay
Commandery met with Comdr. and
Mrs. Freeman W. Sharp, jr.. 7o9 z
street southeast. with Mrs Thomas B.
Mitchell. second vice president. as
sisting
The next meeting will be held with
Mrs. J. Fred Huber, Falls Church. Va,
assisted by Mrs. J. B. Holiday.
At its next meeting in the Masonic
Temple. Twelfth and Monroe streets
northeast, King David Lodge will con-
fer the entered apprentice degree.
a.
Evening star., 1935-09-29
STOLEN PEKE'S CAREER
CHECKERED BY RESALES
Mistress Receives Pet Back With
Log of His Journeys Under
Transient Masters.

REINBECK. Iowa tPl.-Toyo. a bet
Peke. was stolen from Mrs. Phillip
WInslow of Minneapolis.
Sheriff NJ. G. Maminga. after re.
covering the dog. reported:
Toyo was stolen by a tramp. who
sold him f. Ed Slifer in Grundy
Center for 81. Slifer sold him to
Clarence Albright for a 25-cent down
payment. The tramp restole the dog
from Albright an sold him to a sales
man. who IN turn sold him 10 a
Waterloo. Iowa. man for 50. from
whom the sheriff recovered Toyo."
Mrs. WinsloS paid $50 for Toyo.
Evening star., 1935-09-29
Bargain for Death.

PHILADELPHIA R.-The for
sale" column Of . newspaper said:
'"Tomhstous. sitghtly uaed; all chsan"
Evening star., 1935-09-29
JAIL PUTS FOOT DOWN
ON AMERICAN DISH
County Commissioners Find Ham
and Eggs for Breakfast Run
Food Budget Too High,

EUUU buuget 100 high.
SPOKANE. Wash. lPl.-Deputies
may go out and buy their own from
now on. but it is Just too bad for
Spokane prisoners who might want
hai-. and eggs for breakfast.
The great American breakfast va.
taoooed at the county Jail after com.
missioners found the food bills run.
ming sl00 month above the budget
Evening star., 1935-09-29
STATE LETS HIM DRIVE

AeQueSt 1or Kermit Brings One,
Then Another and Two More.
LENOX, Iowa (P.-H. Z. Holben
cannot explain it. Since he drives an
automobile. he applied to the State
Motor Vehicle Department for q
drivers license.
He received it. He received an
other. and another. and another.
The State Motor Vehicle Depart
ment cannot explain 1t, either, but it
promised to investigate.
Evening star., 1935-09-29

At its next meeting in the Masonic
Temple. Twelfth and Monroe streets
northeast, King David Lodge will con-
fer the entered apprentice degree.
Senior Deacon Mackle will officiate
in the east during the first section of
the degree and Junior Warden Jacob
son will deliver the lecture.
The Fellowcraft Club met last Mon
day night and admitted two new
members from the class that received
the master Mason degree on Sep
tember II.
, 1935-01-28

Cent East.
atronn. Sk~at6h-repont t0 midwest
5s45- 6i45-Tha Cadets QuartHt-w
5s55- 6s55-Pre1s Radio News Perlod
600 7soc-Myrt ana Mars - enGts
Louis panico Dance orches.-weat
sis ~7si5-JuBf Plain Bll - eustE
pmuIc0 OrcH.-wUEt. Orch.-Dixia
$50 T.3o-The C'NeiIiS-enSt. Buck
Rogers, Sket6h-repeat for west
6a45- 1i45--Boake Carriers Comment
SIC. Nelson Orr--Dlxie. Crc.-west
Ts15- sis - Edwin C. HilFa COM
m~enfs-hasic. O1rie Nelson Orc
Dixie. Jude Mormmn-wemt Only
700 9t30-Fatg Smiths New stars
500 9soo-Andre Kcstelanetx Orch.
$50 9=30-Eicck & SuiIy,a nin Show
5000 s0o-Mnyna King orch--tO c
Observation-Disclosures. Dollars. Disease
9'f5-10s45-Fray a. Braruiottl. -
amos
l0:oc-iTsO Go Glen Cray orchsstra-
east; Myrt and Marne-wcAt repeat
f0ff5-1ftl5-Glcn Cray.s Orchestra
east. Gus Arrheim Orchss.-waEk
1O.3D-ff.3D-cus Arnhnim Orchestra N,
f0:tS-ff s45-Herbia Kay an Orchestral
1fs00-f1so0-Scntt Fisher A Orchestra Y
f1a30-12s30-ciaude Hopkins Crrhest.
$500 fso0-LeOn Navarro Crc.-wnbn
N6c-WJz NETWORK
BASIC Easts wiz wba-wbza wbal
wham kdkn wgar wjr wlw wsyr wmals
Midwest wcky wUur WIS kwk kwcr
kOll wren wmau kso wkhf "A
NORTHWEST a. CANADIAN - wtmg
wiba kstp wehc wday kfyr crrt cfrf
SOUTH - wrvR wptf wvrc wix WAX
wfla-wzun WHO'D wsm WING wKh wmni
wjdx wamb kvoo wky wfnn whap kpru
woai kthH kthH wson wave
M0uNTA1N-kna kdyl kgir kghI
PACIFIC COAST-kg0 kKi XIV komn
kin kfsd ktar kro
cent.-East.
$50 5:3c-The Singing Lmdy-enwt
4s45- hs45-Orphmn Annlm-eaEt unly
500 6s00=u. q. Army Band Concert
$40 6s4O-pre8x- Radio News Period
SIS 6.35-Thren X Sisters in Sumum
SIS 6s45-Lowell Thomas - gmgt-
Orphan Aunie-rrpcAt ~ midwest
500 TsOO-Amus w. Andy-Nask only
esf5- 7sf5-MfIlard Robson orchmmf-
$50 7f30-Red Davis Serial Sketch
6s45- Ta45-DnnumruuB Paradise. Sklk
roo 9soo-Jan CARRIERS Supper Club
$50 Ss3D-Carefree C~arnivni--aimn m
500 ssoD-Weekiy Ministries Show
$50 9s30-Thre@-Art Radio Drama
es0o-10s00-Little Jackie Heller Snnnm
Observation-Disclosures wv Music. Orehr
9s45-f0s45-To &C. Announced
f040c-H .n0-Jark Denny OrchuHtrm=
east Amos 'n' Aruy-rpt tn west
Enthusiastically CchuFn & Orchestra
tfsuo-f2;uc-HenFy King al nrchamtrm
nss0-iziso-Jnek Berger a. orrhrrtrA
, 1935-01-28
RADIO PROGRAMS

MONDAY. JANUARY 20 Central and Eastern Standard TimeD
Notss All programs &c key and basic chains CT groups thereof unless spccE-
led: ccast 70 coast &C. 70 cl designation includes aM available stations
, 1935-01-28
NETWORK

programs subject 10 cnAHBH W. m.
NBC-WEAF NETWORK
BASIC - casts wear wlw weeI vito
WAR wtaS wcsh VIII wilt wfbr wrc wGy
when wcaa wtnm ww1 weni. mlds kYd
wmMQ WcQ who WOW vdaf wkbf
NORTHWEST Al CANADIAN - wtm1
wiha kstp wcbc nday wfyr crct cfcf
SOUTH - wrFa wpn WINE wis WAX
wiin-waun who'd wHm wmc wsb wapi
wjdx wsmb kvoo wky wfaa whap krrc
woal kths kths wS0c wave wtar
MOUNTAfN-koa kdyl kRir kEhl
PACIFIC coAST-kEo kf kgw kOmo
khq kfsd ktar kru kpo
Cent. East.
$50 5s30-ceoruu Sterney Orchestra
a.4B- 5.45-capt- Tim HeaIy, Stamps
500 e:u0-xavier cuaat's Orchestra
S:f5- 6sf5-rhe Desert Kid - east.
Tom Mix, Sketch-midwcgt repeat
$50 6:30-prrss- Radio News Period
5.35- 6.35-CarcI peis' SONG Recital
5:45- 6s45-BiIy B~atcheior'a Sketch
500 7so0-Protection cf Child. Talk
sis T:f5-Biack Chamber. Drama
ESQ 7.3O=Hirsch Orchcxkra-weaf
es45- 7.45-Unci0 Ezra Radio Station
100 ss00-Richard Hlmbcr Orchegt.
80 6s30-Monday Evening Concert
500 9s0o-Gypgiey Concert OrcheEt.
$50 e.30-The House party-alSo <
Observation-Disclosures Concert-ala0 G
MISREPRESENTATION Nantu FnFuw1
f0so0-ff s00-Grumitts a. "Scn." Ford
1osf5-ffsf5-Jesse Crawford. Crnanlst
fo.3o-ff.3D-St. Louis Symphony Orc.
ffs3o-f2s3o-Art Kanseli a. Orchestra
cBs-WA5c NETWORK
RASIc-Easts wabc wade woke wcao
wnah wnaa wrr wkbw wkrc Wink cklw
wdrc wcau was wcan Will wSpd wisv
wnas Wins. Midwest. wbbm wkhm
kmbc knox w0wo whas
EAST-mpE whip wlbw whec wlb1 wfea
wore vice cfrb ckac wihx
DiNiE-wgst VISTA wbrc wQam wdcd
klra wrcc wlac wdSu wt0c krld WIZ
ktrh ktxa waco komA wdho whit wdae
wbig wdbi wwva wmhr wsjs wmbr
wala ktul kgkO wcca wdnx wnox kwkh
MlDWEST-wcah wei wmt wmhd wish
wibw KIN kfab wkbn wcco wsbt ksci
wnax WOO
MoUNTAIN-kvor kiE koh kHi
c0AST-khf koin kfrc kul kfpy xvi
kfbk kmj kwE kern kdb kgmb kgb
Cent. East.
4s3o- 5s3c-Jack Armstrcnr-ez only
Warren Orc.=Dixic. Ornan-weak
4sf5- 5s45-Sonns by Betty BaFtheli
500 6so0-Buck Rouers-east. Cu--
midwest. Songs or Lunu Anc-weSt
Ssf5- e.15-Ecbby E-enScn-cast. The
Texas Ranners-went. Just Mar
ried-Dixies SkinDy-midwest rpt
$50 $50 - The Shadow Mystery
east: Organ Concert - vest W.
Travers orches.-pixie. Jack Arm.
Evening star., 1935-12-06
WANTED-sUBURBAN APIS.

ROOMS. MODERATELY FURNISHED
l.. h.. W. included. suburban Virginia. by
Steady renters. Address Box 4oo-T. Star
offlce.
Evening star., 1935-12-06
sALE-HOUSES.
ALLISON ST. NV.
WEST OF 18th ct

Beautiful detached brick overlooking the
park: s rooms, 2 baths. oil heat, elec. re-
friEeration convenient 10 schools, churches
transportation. Bargain price. Call Wis
consin 3012.
Evening star., 1935-12-06
429 PEABODY sT- NV

429 PEABODY ST. NV.
Seven SSs rooms SAND and bath. completely fur
1414 MONTAGUE-EIGHT ROOMS AND
path. detachedi separate servants quar-
tiers, inclosed sleeping porch. garage; 500
per month. Apply on premises or J. B.
CAUKIN. exclusive agent. l Thomas circle,
Phone National 9795.
OWNERS HOME-6 ROOMS AND BATH
to middle;ased Jewish couple Il room to
section. Very reasonable. Address Box
CHEVY CHASE. MD. 46O0 WALSH ST
Completely furnished 5-room bungalow.
Phone Wisconsin 4335. g.
Lovely Groom house, bachelor will fur
nish heat, retain room and board with
family: reasonable. Phone National o646
63O5 MAPLE AVE. CHEVY CHASE. MD.
Just beyond Chevy Chase Club-6 rooms,
path: maids room and bath; G. E. re;
paad vii f0EsT 4ent ar baby
home IN tine neigh6erhood Can be
1924 Vermont ave. phone Met. 800.
NICELY FURNISHED BUNGALOW. WITH
ml,sdiatss possession. $50 month. Hyatts-
.2945 TILDEN ST. NV.
semi-det., 9 rooms and bath. h.-wh..
elec. garage, front porch. Reduced to Ss5.
1918 1B5h 5AHsE 81 + sw' RlTTs GSt Est. o1oo.
5037 KANSAS AVE. N.w-3 BED RMS.
ton; Completely fufnished; 500 per mo.
RANDALL H. HAGNER CO.. INC.
1921 Conn. Ave. Decatur 5000.
1913 MONROE ST. N.w.=sIoO,.
Rooms and Bath Renovated Throughout.
SS Rooms mlsSsSdh sHd ssth. AVE AutoSatic SiS Heat
PHILLIPS 3: cANBY. INC. Natl 1900
Evening star., 1935-12-06
SALE-HOUSES.


1915 BAY ST. s.E.-6 ROOMS, BATH AND
garage; like new: near Eastern High
School. See It to appreciate 1t. Less than
Observation-Disclosures NE.-S7,450:
near 14th ST.; 8 rooms. ami, oil burner.
Frigidairs. 3 porches. large yard; Only
500 cash and $50 per mo. z. w. BAILEY.
phone Adams 47S6.
WooDR1DGE--DETAcHED ON R. !. AVE;
8 r, and b.. h.-w.h.. large lot; S4,700;
81 500 cash; bargain. Phone Decatur 0913.
1899 MONROE ST. NE. NEW HOUSE
condition; -; and b.. oil heat, lot 50x150.
Open until s pm.
wooDRIDGE-BRIcK BUNGALOW. 8 r.
and b.. attic. chestnut trim, recreation
room. oil heat. garage. Potomac 1888.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. HOME. r. AND
S5.450; bargain. Phone Decatur 0s41.
ON 18th ST. NE. NEAR CT ROOMS q
bed rooms)., bath. brick; Colonial front
porch porch new h;.T;h' plant, eIsci besutifgl ts
yard to alley; new floors. range. linoleum.
shades Ste Yn eyYenrythins in new copdition
erate eas s5 eeT month
Includes interest and principal. OWNER,
phone District 4506.
GEORGETOWN-4-BE BED ROOM HOME IN
heating ,Iant. Shown by appointnent
only-really q good buy. L. H. THADEN,
phone Cleveland 6440.
IN THAT FINE OLD SECTION OF CHEVY
Chase. Nd. Just beyond the circle, a few
steps from Connecticut ave. surrounded
oy beautiful homes; This large house has
ment such as kitchen cabinets, gas range,
electric refrigerator, oil burner. etc: bed
rooms and 2 baths on 2nd floor and bed
rooms and bath on 3rd floor. Price.
Sl4,9 $50. The house Is nov clear Of en-
cumbrance and may be purchased with
small cash payment and balance on one
trust at 51z9s. with low monthly payments
until paid. This exceptional opportunity
may be inspected BY appointment. Call
Cleveland 511s.
OWNER WILL SACRIFICE BEAUTIFUL
Mt. Pleasant 10-room house; excellent con-
dition: attractive price. Phone National
9646 or Cleveland SS17.
Evening star., 1935-12-06
RENT-FLATS.
HOUSEs-FURNISHED.

1855 F ST. NE ROOMS AND BATH,
Arcola heat. elec.; $50. HALL & BRO,
1904 H st. ne
Evening star., 1935-12-06

Doc waved his hand to attract the chiefs attention.
Look here, old Rain Cloud" Then the boy at
tempted to describe their plight in sign language.
Finally he pointed In the direction he thought the
railway lay and laboriously initiated locomotive
"Choo! Choo! Choo!"
Evening star., 1935-12-06
WANTED-ROOMS.

FURN OR UNFURN. ROOM By employed
middle-aFed woman with PRIVATE EN-
price. Address Box 53-T. Star ofice.
ROOM and use Of kitchen wanted BY
couple, reasonable. or in exchange for
mans services. Address Box 23-T. Star
Evening star., 1935-12-06
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
furnished. baby grand piano' a firepiace.
porch; vicinity Taft Bridge: S125. Phone
ATTRACTIvELY FURNISHED COR. APT,
Mintwood pl. Col S343-J or Col, $3.50.
!CHASTLETON HOTEL. APT. 716-3 RMS.
month. 6"
MADISON .APTs.. 1888 EYE ST NV
$40 monthly.
2 LARGE. .ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED
light housekeeping rooms, SO week. 258
Kentucky ave. Sc.
THE SANTA RosA-ATTRAcTTVEIY
ing room. 2 bed rooms, kitchen and bath;
every modern convenience. 1712 18th
ATTRACTTVE g. ROOMS. KITCHEN AND
ferred. After $3.50 pm. 1924 18th st. NV.
WILL sUBLEAsE MY 3-R., K. AND 3. APT.
only. Northbrook Courts. Columbia 1881.
UNIQUE; 2 ROOMS, SEMI-BATH; L.H.K.;
Murphy bed; none nicer: fine location; $40;
week. $40; adults. Lincoln 1897.
1921 MONROE. lCOR, 18th. ST. NV
FG9T rooms sas and bath furnished unr
WILL SHARE MY SMALL BROOM DOWN.
town apt. with refined young lady: perma-
nently employee; ref. EXCHANGED. Call after
7:30 pm. 1892 Mass ave. NV. Apt. "a.
2 ROOMS, BATH: INCLoSED PORCH;
son st. NV. Sc
sUBLET 1-RoOM. K. B. APT. CLOSE IN.
convenient, S45 mo. Reply. give telephone
number. Address Box 399-T. Star once.
923 NORTH CAROLINA AVE s.E-NICE,
clean front room. kitchenette. dinette: oil
heat. gas. electricity; adults.
YOUNG LADY TO SHARE MY ATTRAC-
tive 3-room apt; all expenses, INCLUDING
bia I'd. Apt. 81, after $40.
GEORGETOWN, 1922 N ST. N.W.-TWO-
room apt, clean and neatly furnished, ad-
joining bath and porch. Apply 3414 N
1901 18th sT.-2 RMS. KIT. AND BATH;
sos. Phone North 1922.
2515 18th ST. NV FRONT LIVING
room. bed room kitchenette. ami. end
PETWoRTH-2 LARGE ROOMS, KrTCH-
en-. bath. ami. sink range. S42.s so; ac-
commodations for one child. 739 Princeton
pl. NV.
CHEVY CHASE. D.. GIVING ROOM,
NV; SAB; adults. references. After 6 or
Saturday afternoon.
YOUNG LADY DESIRES ANOTHER 10
share beautifully furn. apt. 2l2 Embassy.
1913 Harvard NV. Phone Columbia 1888.
Modern apt, rms. and bath: / block
Hyattsville bus. 3lst and Cedar Sts. Phone
229 3 ST. NE ROOMS AND BATH.
caiity: pisno. Frisidsfrs
1873 IRVING 81. NW.-lst FLOOR, PRI-
yate entrance: 3 rooms, kitchenette, bath;
heats hshG hot Watesi adultA
Evening star., 1935-12-06
WANTED-REAL ESTATE.

Cash FOR YOUR PROPERTY AS SOON
as title can be had. No commission to pay.
EDW. L. STROHECKER,. 1910 Vermont
ave NV Phone Metropolitan 2713.
Evening star., 1935-12-06
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WOOD-highest grade seasoned split oak;
fireplace furnace; free kindling; cellar
delivery: $3.50 "a cord. Berwyn 1871.
FURNITURE REUPHOLSTERED
Three-plece living room suite uphol-
btered for S45. covering and new inside
material included. made like new. in finest
tapestry and friszette sg.fgaa WogrkfmansJhip hi
2509 14th st. NV. Phone Columbia 10172.
Wrecking Laurel Mills,
LAUREL, MD.
100000 brick lumber. 12x12, 1ox1o,
30 IT,: 3x12 edge grain flooring; doors.
windows, misc. Phone Laurel 324. State
Contracting Co. Baltimore Nd.
GREAT REDUCTION
SALE
OF ORIENTAL RUGS.
Every Rug Guaranteed
Original and Hand WoVen.
Special 9Xl2, 9x13 or 1OX14. Sl2o'
Also Smaller Sizes.
2409 18th ST. NV. Open Till PM
Evening star., 1935-12-06

RooMs-FURN. AND UNFURN.
1887 LAMONT 81, NW.-New home;
room and inciosed porch, private bath
and shower. Near buAs. -.
Evening star., 1935-12-06

WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.
WANTED. BY JAN. 1-S-RM. HOUSE. IN
Oh. Ch, D. c.. near Conn. ave. Give rent.
location. all details. Address Box lat,
Star Office
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SALE---HOUSES.

$3.50 CAsH-sEE 1908 MD. AVE Ne
rooms, h.-w;hs elec: garage space, Price,
session. =. w. BAILEY. Adams 47S6.
1920 DELAFIELD pL.. NW.-1o ROOMS.
Completely redecorated. Priced right for
quick sale. Columbia 6714. Apt. BIG.
GEORGETOWN-TF YOU ARE INTER-
ested In buying or selling 0eorgetown
proDerty. phone l. U. ZEATM 1sYssa4a'
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SALE-SUBURBAN.

BRICK HOME, s ROOMS, coLoREp
tile bath, up-to-the-minute kitchen with
cabinets, colored tile dratnboards. inlatd
linoleum cemented to noor, hot-watsr
heat: $3.50; terms. A. A. CROSBY.
472I N. WASHINGTON blvd. Waycroft. Va.
BARGAIN-6-ROOM HOUSE AND. SUN
parlor, bath marble shower; Dutch Co
ionial, 62x164 corner lot; nice neishhor-
hood; handy churches schools and bus
lines. Priced right. This house was built
for q home: plenty Of shrubbery. Address
BOX SIT Star ONCE. g
s., 600; $500 CASH. S25 MONTH-FoUR.
room and bath bungalow no cellar; large
lot. Goodman ave. Hyattsvl1eS ND
OWNER. 1918 7th NV. Decatur 5000.
TAKoMA-WINTER BARGAINs---LARGE
Groom brick bungalow, practically new:
2-car garage, large lot trees, shrubberyS
paved street; good location; only $4,000;
Attractive bungalow. 5 rooms. natni
NV. h.; large attic, space for xcoms: ga"
rage; splendid location; So, 500.
ROBERT Z. LOHR.
81 Cedar ST.. Takoma PIX. Georgla 0sS1.
FIVE-ROOM. TILE BATH FRAME HOME,
ROT-WATER HEAT, FIREPLACE. LARGE
LOT. SMALL CASH PAYMENT, BALANCE
--Ao FRANK L. HEWITT,
s417 GEORGIA AVE.
GHEpHERD 32Q3
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MOVING, PACKING AND STORAGE

ANDERSON VAN SERVICE - SPECIAL
rates any city U. s.; immediate return New
Orleans, Atlanta. N. Y Boston Chicago
and Fla. 11th and N. Y. ave-. Natl. 1870.
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NEW GROOM HOME.

Attractive center-haIl brick home On
20 minutes out. Terms like rent
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
nszKinA. .oSeae HBapinSa. EaAnA- asa >
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Sc. 6.450-BUNGALOW. CHEVY CHASE.
Beautifully located in the Leland section
OF Chevy Chase. on large lot with pretty
Shrubbery and a garage. The house has a
very large living. room with fireplace. big
attic. hot-water heat, hardwood floors; Is
vacant and perfectly reconditioned like
new throughout. To inspect phone
R. M HOOKER, Metropolitan 2663
Evenings 3 to g. Call Emerson 563S
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WANTED TO BUY-HoUsEs.
SALE OR RENT-HoUsEs.

ATTORNEYS SALE OR LEASE OF VAL
liable residence property, section !, Chevy
Chase, Nd; 10 rooms, bath, ami; avail
able Dec. l. Address Box 65M. Star once.
FOR SALE OR RENT-WOODRIDGE. D. c;
rooms a bed rooms). S65 mo-: or sell
81 $50; easy terms, See F. A. LlNGER'
3l09 oath ne. n block south r. ]. ave.
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104 UPLAND PL.
GEORGE WASHINGTON PARK,

ALEXANDRIA. VA.
One of the most beautiful locations In
suburb of Washington, on top Of hill. over
looking almost the entire metropolitan
area bed rooms 2 baths, sewing room
or den finished attic. recreation room with
fireplace. This is new home Just COM
pleted EUGENE SIMPSON, 106 Upland
pl. Phone Alexandria 1908.
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RoOMs-UNFURNlsHED.

THE CASTLE-Beautiful. large rooms with
private bath. Foot of East Leland st.,
Chevy Chase Md. Day or night.
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14S Hickman st, SEE rms. and bath.
latrobe heat, $3.50.
616 54th st. n.e.--6 rms. and bath.
So. so.
Dixie REALTY CO.. 1417 L ST. NV.
CORCORAN NE. (IVY
references. Apply so H st. NV.