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Evening star., 1935-02-18
SAGE Of EMPOR|A
HOST TO HOOVER
William Allen White Calls in
Friends and They Spend
the Night.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
EMPORIA, Kans., February l8.-
There were big doin's" at the home
Of William Allen White last night.
Herbert Hoover was in town.
The Sage of Emporia, who has been
rushing to meet editions as e writer
and publisher most of his life, made
one "deadline" after another for the
event-one Of those honey affairs
for which Bill and his wife Sallie are
noted.
It was q spontaneous affair. When
White heard the former President, his
long time friend and political crony.
was coming through, he telegraphed
his Republican compatriots:
Let's give party for Hoover.
Bring your tux"
Not Political" He Declares.
Hoover came, as did his son Allan.
There were a half dozen well-known
Republicans and their wives.
Mrs. White stirred up some Ken
lucky spoon bread; there was sliced
Kentucky ham and strawberry short
cake.
Nothing fancy" White explained.
"Just plain staple groceries, without
drugs, paints or oils"
The host explained there wasn't
the slightest political significance"
attached to the dinner. Just lot of
past masters in the Has-Been Society,
putting on the work from the grand
lodge" he said.
Several of the past masters" at
the dinner also were in attendance in
1927. when Hoover was a guest Of
the Whites for an outdoor dinner Of
chicken and roasting ears. On that
occasion, Hoover, then being men,
toned for the presidential nomina-
ton. answered questions for three
hours.
Guests Stay for Night.
The Whites we're not taken aback
when it was decided to make the
event an all-night affair.
While we won't say where we're
sleeping" White said, Its safe bet
we will have pallets under the grand
piano in the living room"
To accommodate the guests, all of
whom stayed for the night, the Whites
took over the home of their son, Will
liam L. White, across the street. The
younger Whites are in New York.
Among the guests were former Sen
ator Henry M. Allen, Charles F. Scott,
director of publicity in the 1882 cam
paign; Arthur Hyde. former Secre-
tary Of Agriculture, and Henry Has
kell Of the Kansas City Star.
Evening star., 1935-02-18
WEALTHY MAN FINDS SON
Sought for Six Weeks, Youth Is
Discovered in Texas.

FORT WORTH. Tex. February 1s
R.-Marcus Bachenheimer, wealthy
garment manufacturer of Wheeling,
w. Va, and New York, was reunited
at police headquarters yesterday with
his son, T. Klee Bachenheimer, 25,
who had been the object of Nation
wide search after disappearing from
home six weeks ago.
Police found the youth at hotel
here after they were informed he
would call there for money from
home. He told newspaper men that
he left home in search of work.
Evening star., 1935-02-18
Congress in Brief
BY the Associated Press.
Today.
SENATE.

SENATE.
Continuous consideration Of $780,
900 900 work-relief bill.
Finance Committee studies social
security bill.
Naval Affairs Committee considers
Marine nominations.
Munitions Committee resumes ques-
tioning Of Newport News Shipbuilding
& Dry Dock Co.
HOUSE.
Considers oil control bill, farm
credit liberalization measure and home
owners loan investigating resolution.
Ways and Means Committee works
on social security legislation.
Banking Committee works on home
owners loan extension bill.
Evening star., 1935-02-18
More Food Consumed.

England's food consumption per
person is said to be 10 per cent
greater than a year ago.
Evening star., 1935-02-18
PLANE CRASH KILLS z
4-Passenger Craft Cracks Up In
Pasture Near Butler, Pa.

Pasture Near ButIer, Fa-
BUTLER, Pa, February 18 R.-
A four-passenger cabin plane nose
dived 800 feet into q muddy pasture
late yesterday, killing two men.
The victims are Charles (Slim)
Helm, 81, who bought and rebuilt the
plane after 1t cracked up nine months
ago, and william Fungent. both OF
Pittsburgh.
Evening star., 1935-02-18
Caravans Snowbound,

Snowfall in Western Siberia is so
heavy that many caravans are snow
bound for days.
Evening star., 1935-02-18
Jobs Still Increase.

Employment in Cuba continues to
increase.
Evening star., 1935-02-18
Melons Stock Losses Shown
Income Tax Returns for 1881 Disclose Financier
Didn't Always Pick Winners After
Crash Days.
BY the Associated Press.


PITTSBURGH February ls-Andrew W. Mellon who made millions
his investments the Aluminium of America the
Kppers Co and Cult on didn't pick his stocks well in the posk
Displayed before the Board Appeals which bearing
additional Melons return these transactions
Evening star., 1935-02-18
ss4s,162 S34t,51O $bOI, ,Bb2


s15OO000o0 Pittsburgh Coal Co.
incoetax law
OF $6l7
s4ss 50
acquired 22
and sold for 100000
Evening star., 1935-02-18

This is the second Of three articles
discussing local opinion concerning
amenddtory Juvenile Court le0isla-.
tion-lphy it is favored and DhV
opposed.
Evening star., 1935-02-18
GARNETT ADMITS
HE SET PRECEDENT
BY REVEALING FILE

Continued From First Page.)
Evening star., 1935-02-18

Further discussion of the present
and proposed juvenile court ldp
for the District, together ,Uith a
compromise pie,Dpoint held BY some.
tpill appear in The Evening Star
tomorrotD.)
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-04-12

M a n u facturer'S samples
and 'rreguIars-in fine all
wool and wool mixed
sweaters. Boys sizes 4 to
10 and youths sizes rs to
36 in both sleeveless and
pulI-On styles.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-04-12

Famous ROnny Boy shirts
in an excellent broad.
cloth! Full cut and well
tailored in white, blue or
new novelty patterns.
Sizes from 8 to IA.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-04-12

They won't shrink. Strip
ed shorts of fine Sanfor-
lied corded material with
matching belts. Black,
brown or blue stripes on
white. Sizes S to IL.
The Washington times., 1935-10-05
TROIKA WILL RELIGHT
MayfIower and MadriIIon Plan
Gala Parties to Welcome
Autumn Season

Mint Juleps and Tom Collnses but pleasant
ory Summer beginning crumble Moth balls
losing their effectiveness And the is in bed by
o'clock All of which roundabout of saying that fall
The Washington times., 1935-10-05

In the past, the turning Of
leaves has meant new after-dark
spots, redecorating, cala openings
and such. This year is on excep-
tion. AS matter of fact, Wash
ingtonians have never had so
many places to go. And they are
still opening.
The Washington times., 1935-10-05
Melodies

And last night John Slaughter
opened his Continental Room in
Wardman Park before a capacity
crowd. Woodruff and Struthers
danced. The Rays entertained on
the violin and accordion and
Honey Davis and Lew Gates sang.
There was also much to be en-.
joyed not scheduled in the enter.
tainment line.
Judging from the opening
crowd and comments heard and
personal observations, it looks like
John is going to click. The room
is swell. and the service and en-.
tertainment were good. There is
nothing to stop them.
Mrs. Hamilton is almost ready
to open her Russian Club Troika.
October IL is the date and no
more appropriate a star could be
gotten to headline the entertain
ment than Ethel Pastor. Miss
Pastor, long a favorite in Wash
ington, spent last summer on the
st. Moritz Roof and was unani-
mously praised by all the critics.
More Troika news later.
The Symphonairs, now playing
in the Willard'S Bamboo Room
have a trumpet player that has
really seen the world. He began
at tender age touring with Gilda
Gray, as a musician. Then he
organized an All-Sioux Indian
band at Haskell and toured the
nation. Next to the radio and
now it is the tropics in the BAN.
boo Room. 1t is no wonder that
he can play any kind of music on
his instrument.
Ravel and Whitton, now dane
ing at the Lotus, are to be COM
plimented on their original dance
they call Around Manhattan, or
something like that. The dance,
originated by Miss Rayel, who,
incidentally, is not hard to look
at, describes the dances done in
different parts of New York. From
the Bowery to Park Avenue via
The Washington times., 1935-10-05
We'll Known Russian Spot
To Have Inaugural Oct. II
Bits of News Gathered From
Washineton's Night Way

Thanks, loads, for the wire,
Barnee. Will try and do as you
say. Earl Lindsay, whose revue
is at the Lotus, is an old vaude-
vile trouper Marjorie King,
one of the city's prima donnas,
is busy rehearsing in a radio
,sextet. Rumors of a big COM
mercial. Arch M a CD aid
dropped into La Paree the other
night and Will Beardslee, head
of the insurance division of the
F.B.1., was seen chatting sew
eral times with Emory Daugh-
erty. Ramon inaugurated Sun
day dancing at his restaurant
on Connecticut Avenue last
week. Jimmy Bright, ace mu-
Sician of Moe Baer's band, has
just given Mickey Mason a
white sapphire engag e ment
ring.
The MayflOwer Lounge is all
agOg over their fall opening
October g.. The private war
between Peter BOrras and Leon
BrusilOff as to which draws the
customers, music or food, is
still raging . They are still talk
ing about the fifth anniversary
party at the ShOreham. Rudy
really did click. H eigh HO
crowds still cannot get enough
The Washington times., 1935-10-05

fifth anniversary with his all-star
show, tells a good one on himself.
1t seems he was vacationing in a
small town in New Hampshire
CONTINUED on Page II, Col. -
The Washington times., 1935-10-05

Of Marty Rubin at the small
piano. He does not get a chance
to sing any new songs, as all
still like to hear the old ones .
Carmen, at the Dude Ranch, is
some Rhumba dancer. "A new
revue is now being set at the
Cotton Club. will probably open
tonight. And speaking of the
Cotton Club, you must get in
by 2 a. m, as when the last
show goes on the doors are
closed.
There is real classical enter
tdtnment at the Club VolgG
Continued on Page II, Col. y
The Washington times., 1935-10-05

Harlem is the route taken. Al
Norton thinks that the dance is
one of the best ever presented at
this popular dine-dancery. 1t GER
tainly fits in with the rest of the
show, which is tops.
Rudy Vallee, who Tuesday
helped celebrate the Shoreham' S
The Washington times., 1935-10-05
Sidney's Music

~i\Ai'S| - 'NNSSS
Jack Varela drops in to an
nounce that the Mayflower
Lounge is having a special fall
opening Wednesday. october 9.
Buddy Harmon, the talented vocal.
ist, is doing the arranging, and
while the program is still pretty
much of a secret, he is murmur-
ing about favorS and entertain
ment.
Sidney himself will be on hand
to lead the orchestra wednesday
and he has been busy putting his
men through their PAGES in order
to make a good showing. No
matter what happens it is sure
thing that many well known
WaShingtonians will be there.
Tonight is the night that Leon
Brusiloff will lift his bow and
o good-sized fanfare will burst
forth from his Madrillon Orches-
ira. He will be introducing the
first floor show this popular
Spanish restaurant has had since
last June.
AS was the custom last year
there will be two shows nightly at
3 and IL with Leon and the boys
playing until 2. When the band
Is resting between dance groups,
several entertainers will be on
hand to see that there is never a
dull moment at the Madrillon.
And never lose the good food that
Peter BorraS serves. There is not
much better to be had.
Milt Barrett, whose after dark
spot, the Dude Ranch, is one of
the most popular suburban spots
Is boaSting again. This time it is
because he has brought down
from New York two very talented
dancers Carmen and Virginia Lee.
Both girls, although exhibiting diff
ferent styles of work are very good
according to advance reports. Milt
never tells a story.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-03

NEW MODERN BUNGALOW. 3 ROOMS
and bath complete recreation room: in
vicinity of Indian Spring Golf and Country
Club Price reasonable; terms arranged TO
suit buyer. Phone District 1917, SOUTH
EASTERN INVESTMENT CO.. 14o7 <
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1S45 BELMONT RID. at Columoia-Laress
double room. balcony private path' Seeoi'o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-03

FOR SALE OR RENT-NEWLY CON-
PLETED Groom and bath, 2-story cottage.
With garage. grade "a construction. hot
water heat. hardwood floors throughout,
electric kitchen with built-in cabinets,
shower bath. large closets. full-sized day.
light basement; Baltimore Washington
Boulevard. For inspection. address Box
254-A. Star Office.
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

ESTABLISHED LAWYER. LEAVING TOWN
on account Of health for q months or per-
haps longer wishes to sublet ; very deSlr-
able large Office rooms in modern Office
building IN heart of business district; fully
furnished and equipped with or without
expert stenographer. Address Box l55-A.
Star Office
OFFICE FOR RENT, DEPARTMENTAL
Bank Building second floor. Sl5 PEE
month. available September Is Entlr?
lower floor with meZzanine Departmental
Bank Building available September 10.
Call Mr.. MORAN Columbia 5000.
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RENT-SUBURBAN.

l94 ACRES.
Large 5-rm. bungalow. bath. electricity.
furnace heat. large living room with open
fireplace. hwd. floors, chicken house 90 y;
long S65 mo ERWIN REALTY co. Gail
Hyattsville G65.
1922 2nd AVE. SILVER SPRING. MD
& rooms. . baths: corner brick house, ga,
rage; second floor, 3 rooms. bath; rented
S45. Would like responsible party TO assume
rental of entire house, $3.50 month. Phone
Shepherd 1871.
NICELY FURNISHED BUNGALOW. EDGE
moo section; center-hall plan. > bed rooms,
= baths. oil heat garage electric IetrlEer-
alton. Sl25 mo. Phone Wise. 5l"l- No dogs.
500 WASHINGTON AVE, LAUREL. ND
Is rms. bath. modern. detached home. &c.
garage: $50. L. T GRAVATTE, 129 l5th
81. Phone National 0153.
ATTRACTIVE OLD HOME. NEWLY RENO
waited large grounds. Inquire a0lH LIST
ave, Woodside. Md. Silver Spring Jaw
FOR RENT -RM HOUSE. AMI. COM
pletely furnished. oil heat, at 632 N. Ivy
st. Clarendon. S125 per month: posses.
sion given September ;. This Is one OF
the show places of Clarendon
GEO H. FUCKER CO.
Clarendon, Va.
BUNGALoW-,RAGNoR HEIGHTS. VA.
r k. b.. So.
Ballston vas r. b.. h-wh. sos.
1907 Eye ST. NV. National sS75.
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.

COUPLE WANTS UNPUBLISHED COT
tage BUNGALOW or small house for long
lease in city or nearby Maryland or Viz
ginia; must be modern and priced reason
able. Address Box :!55-A, Star office. A.
BY NEW ENGLAND COUPLE. END SEPT.
preferably furnished. with grounds or I'M
crowded neighborhood PERKINS. phone
eve. Emerson 1913; daytime. District 1920.
Ext, 1Sg,
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LARGE CORNER LOT WITH NICE ROOM.
semi-detached brick home. near Soldiers
Home and transportation: = inclosed sleep
ing porches. Must be seen to be appre-
clated. Price. $3.50. Mr.. Tweed. Phone
District 3341
MAPLE & JAMES. INC.
$40. 95O-DUPONT CIRCLE SECTION-A
choice home in this popular and conyen-
lent intown home section. Only a few
years ago this home was put in the modern
class by installing new plumbing hardwood
floors oil heat and cleo refrig. There are
S rooms t5 bed roomsl. baths and
2-car garage. An outstanding value at
this price.
siI 18th. H. G. sM1THY co. Natl. 5ao3
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RENT-STORES.

302s N ST N.W-LARGE STORE WITH
room above, 500. r. o. BELT, Union
Trust Bldg. Phone Atlantic 1916. g
NEAR WHARF AND COMISSI
merchants; entire building. SIS; or first
floor store. $50. Telephone Wisconsin
zoo KENNEDY ST. NEWCOMER STORE,
with Broom and bath apartment. Oil heat.
Suitable for drug or delicatessen business.
EDWARD D. COLEMAN,
9Ig New York Ave. NV. National $3.50.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


LADY WILL SHARE COMFORTABLE !"
rooms kitchen, bath and porch; suit
Protestant business woman. near car
lines: NV. Address Box 54-A. Star office.
IS WIKI RM.. KIT. PVT. b. SMALL;
gas. cleo: with SemI-b.; $3.50 Wk.; near
cars. 3005 Georgia ave, Adams $50
1900 EUCLID NW-DEIIGHTFUL COR
ner apt. , rooms, kitchen, bath. G. L. re-
frigeration, a n l.; adults; convenient trans
portation Phone Adams los.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. APT. TWO
large rooms and bath, completely furnished:
immediate possession. 1906 St
18th AND IRVING SITS. NV. l6o5-
Nicely furn. front apt. south exp. Large
bath; Ink: Quiet home. couple; S3S.5".
1916 18th ST. N;W-ovERLooKING
city. at Central High School: rooms.
us ALLISON ST. NW.-WELL-FUR
dinette. gas. cleo, Frigidaire; couple; rea-
DETACHED HOME: PRIVATE APT. >
rooms. closets. kitchenette. cleo. refrie.,
bath. porch, garage $500 1ith ST. NV.
Phone GeorCia 59l9.
1850 COLUMBIA RID. - BEAUTIFULLY
furnished 5-room apartment, Oct. J. all
night elevator Netherlands Apartment, d
9-ROOM. KITCHEN. BATH APT. FRIG-
idaire. completely furnished. linens etc.
I'll Delaware ave. s.w.. Apt. II. Res. mgr.
Francis Scott Key, Apt. Hotel
goth and F SITS. NV room. kit, bath;
dav week month National 5425.
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SI3.75O.
Really a fine home IN this delightful
section: completely detached 10 rooms. >
baths. oil burner, garage; IN perfect con-
dition. Formerly sold for over S20u0O.
Estate will sacrifice for the above price.
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON. Met. ISL.
S5.a50-DETACHED HOME IN BROOK
LAND, close TO transportation and
stores. Fine lot 50xl25 feet. Six large
rooms. front porch. Enclosed rear
porCheS, hot-Vater heat and garage.
Recently put in perfect condition. Easy
terms fer responsible purchaser.
S1.a50-MODERN BRICK IN BURLETTH.
near the western Hish School. grade
minutes from the downtown section.
Six fine rooms. tile bath. FRONT AND
DOUBLE REAR PORCHES hot-water
heat. OIL BURNER. cleo. refrig..
screens. metal weather stripping. open
fireplace. garage. owner is out Of the
City and has priced to sell quickly.
~ H50-NEW DETACHED BRICK IN
CHEVY CHASE. D. c. Six fine rooms.
rooms two open fireplace latest kitch-
en- equipment, slate roo and garage.
Priced less than anything similar in
this popular section Terms arranged.
SIS 0n0-lDETACHED ENT HALL
BRICK. situated on a beautiful lot.
1nxl1o feet. just west of the Circle in
Chevy Chase. Nd. EIGHT ROOMS AND
TWO BATHS. finished attic porches;
modern throughout. OF course; cleo
refrig.. Gear garage. One of the best
values IN this price range We have
offered for some time. Inspection IN
SHANNON & IucHs CO.
1905 H ST. NV NATIONAL o345
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SALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY.

5i6 I.th ST. N.E.-LARGE STORE. s
rooms and bath, cellar. h.-w.h., double
brick garage. large lot; now occupied as
grocery store: Will sell cheap. HALL IL
FRO. 1904 H st. ne Lincoln 1921
Mr. 9th & UPSHUR N.W-BRICK STORE.
ST $4,000. CONSIDER LOT TRADE. W.
PICHLER. 1905 K NV NATL $500.
S9,I5O; $3.50 CASH. $3.50 MO; BOWIE
Md: . lots, big store. . r. e. l.; new con-
business or hotel Glenn Dale, cor. ] a.,
store. s r. $500; terms; money-nakins
stand Hotel. beer license. nearby So. Md.
town on = State roads; cost $50. 900;
81 800. terms. 14th St n, Park I'd, big
values at So 500: terms. Sc store. 3 r.
b. h-W.h.: leased $3.50 VI; S;I,a50. terms.
tracts on Defense Hwy. $3.50 & So 500.
N E RYON CO. 1915 NY Ave, Natl. 1907.
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CHEVY CHASE. WEST OF. CONN AVE
Modern. spacious bed rooms = baths;
81 900: executor of estate. Clev. 21S1.
Ia5 REPOSSESSED DETACHED HOMES
Va. and Md: can borrow Soc OF appraised
value Sc. 20 years to pay: no renewal
charceS: brokers attention. FULTON R.
GORDON 1427 Eye st. NV. Phone
District no3O.
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SALE-HOUSES.
TRADE
OLD HOMES FOR NEW.
BY BUD FISHER

We will accept your old home IN trade
on a new one. which We will build for you.
according to your own ideas in any loca-
ton. we buy the Iot-you select furnish
plans and finance completely. Write or
CUsTOM-BUILT HOMES. INC.
1921 K St NV National 1918
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EXCHANGE.

DETACHED BRICK COLONIAL IN CHEVY
BED ROOMS attic. breakfast room. pam
try. garage; WEST OF CONN. AVE. near
schools churches stores and transporta-
ton viii exchange for larger house Tor
roomlng.
en3 18th ST, NV. National 3a25
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AIS SHEPHERD ST. N.W-Large. bright,
furnished front room; accommodate OF
z. near cars bus GentileS. adults.
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BUNGALOW. CLOSE TO DOWNTOWN; @
delightful rooms tiled bath. all modern;
lot 6OxI2O. beautiful flowers. shrubbery.
etc; new range. shade. linoleum: every
thing in perfect condition. Price. $3.50;
good terms OWNER District 45Os.
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CLUB MERIDIAN,

Newly furnished home business people
Ideal for those who appreciate the best
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RooMING HOUSE. DOWNTOWN SEC
ton Easy rentals. Must sell. Mrs.
MITCHELL. Call Metropolitan 631S. A.
F. ST, NEAR 18th E-IMMEDIATE
posseSSioE-A dandy or. and b. brick,
INV h. cleo, good cellar large front and
rear yard TO alley. new condition through
out Price only ~ $50. positively no re-
duction from this ridiculously low price,
Pat cash. balance in bldg. assn, OWNER.
nhnnR District I10S.
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RRICK BUNGALOW

S5:;5O-Containing lovely rooms:
brand new, ultra-mOdern. well built and
beautifully finished. Restricted section Of
NV. A real bargain!
For appointment to inspect call until
= y II Accoc1arrS INC snlatl 11as
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APARTMENTS-UNFURNISHED

sTRATHMoRE. 3501. 18th ST. NV
'uf1 RANDALL asfIs' Fl. HAaNER e.:
1901 CALVERT ST. NW;-FIvE, , LARGE IsGt
cleo. refrigeration 24-hour elevator serv-
''' RANDALL H. HAGNER CO.. INC.
1891 Conn. Ave. Phone Decatur 5000.
52s MINNESOTA AVE. NE.-3 ROOMS;
sitchen snd bath, private; heat gas anu
PONCE DE LEON. 4514 CONN. AVE
Very attractive k b. and porch; refrigera-
ton on house current; 24-hour elevator
and sEtfhbDard seryce Rssd Gn msnaser
1921 Conn. Ave. Phone Decatur 5000.
DUPONT. CIRCLE. 1922 P ST; N.W.1qN;;
furnished apt. 2 and rms; also furnished
apis. 942 B st. NV. Met. 5096.
aoo%s l4 r ST. Sd 5s ssoEag pa ryE
re house
1921 Conn. Ave Phone Decatur 5000.
BEAUTIFUb APT. IN EXCLUSIVE Co
operative building. overlooking Rock Greek
a padk k.dh arse Adult III centes p only R as
mgr mgr Columbia 6ss1. --'pe''i' oAl -e1'
2116 KALORAMA RID. NW.--VERY DE-
Exposures, refriseration ' on house Current.
elevator. Resident manager.
RANDALL H. HAGNER CO., INC.
1921 Conn. Ave. Phone Decatur $500.
LARGE ROOM LARGE KITCHEN AND
large closet. 2nd floor. front; Frigidaire,
semi-private bath: $50 per mo-. gas and
electricity furnished; no children. 1864
Harvard St NV. a.
r ST. NEAR N CAPITOL NE
rms: bath. first floor, front; nice
porches. including electricity. gas, heat.
Erigidaire. phone SIS.
SEATON PL NV. near N Capitol-3
rms, bath. completely furnished including
Providence REALTY. 1851 N. Capitol St.
1927 CHAPLIN ST. NV, APT. 31--QUIET.
comfortable bright. rms. k. and b.. $50
mo-: adults only. See tanitor.
for $3.50; mo- desirable; references
necessary, Decat1 eS351-J.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-09-03

3409 So DAKOTA AVE. NE
5-room detached home in perfect
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ness e section s and TRANSPORTATION EIec. ref,
gas, heat, fully insulated. Don't fail TO
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j. A. JORDAN. DEC. 5765.