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Evening star., 1935-08-18
What Europe Thinks of u. S.

public on the frontier Of Soviet Rus
Sia
The Swedes and Norwegians-and
occasionally the Danes and Dutch
have been staunch admirers Of things
and policies American. At least they
we're until the depression pushed them
to the wall. The Swedes stood almost
alone at the League Council in de-
Tending Stimson's Manchurien policy
when the British wished to leave the
Evening star., 1935-08-18

The material is a heavy
quality rep weave rayon, with
jacquard figured patterns in
soft rose, blue, green, gold.
red and rust. 21a yds. long,
complete with tie-backS.
Evening star., 1935-08-18

These curtains need no
hemming or sewing. They've
tailored hens, and loops at
the top, ready to shir on rod.
Soft ecru, plain and bordered
designs 2l4 yds. long; assort-
ed patterns.
Evening star., 1935-08-18

Orders will be filled in rotation,
delivery in one week to 10 days. Choice OF
ecru, white, cream, pongee, emerald and
dark green. All with eyelets and ring
pull. This offer is for homes and apart
ments.
Kann'+Air Cooled-Third Floor.
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SALE-HOUSES.

90I4 NEWTON ST. NE. WoODRIDGE-
Modern. detached; r. and b.. fireplace.
garage: paved street; near schools; $1,000.
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c3I0 ASHNfEAD PL. NV RMS. x.
and b.: refrigeration on house current; "a
hour elevator resident manager.
RANDALL H. HAGNER & co: M, C5;;,oo
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SALE-HOUSES.
A RARGAIN

semI-detached. Gruver- built home near
Roosevelt High School, convenient to
stores, bus and car lines. q rooms. bath
1.-TWO inclosed porchesl; oil burner and
garage. Any reasonable offer accepted.
BOSWELL BRASURE CO., a23 18th st.
District 64lO. Eve. phone Columbia 5024,
COLORED-6 ROOMS AND BATH: h-w.h !:
near st ST. and Fla. ave. NV: no cash;
$40 month. For inspection Potomac. 42O4.
COLORED-A REAL HOME! EVERY
convenience > baths. cleo. h.-w.h. Bar
gain for quick sale. For inspection Po-
tomac 3045. l5'
cOLORED-A REAL HOMEl EVERY CON
venicnce; tile bath. cleo. h.-w.h.: in new
house condition; convenient NV. section;
rea sonable terms
PERCY ii, RUSSELL co 1871 x st. NV,
COLORED
Near New Jersey Ave and St. NV.
IL Rooms 3 Baths.
5000.
Brick dwelling. ideally arranged for
rooming house. hot-water heat with oil
burner. electricity, 2-car garase.
H L. RUST CO.
1901 18th St. National 500.
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.
ADAM A. WEsCHLER SON. Auctioneer'

TRUSTEES, SALE OF A. TwossSsTI1ooRR99 osSsTI1oR9
BBWEtIfN6 BEIAGHE9 PR5ck No. 1854 AND MILITARY iiFAR9
ROAD NORTHWEST, .rrs.
Nv virtue Of a certain deed OF trust
recorded in Liber No .6S43, at folio Ssli
one of the land records OF the Dlstrict ,1 o.
Columbia. default having been mace msIs-sd ~
and at the request OF the party secured
the UNDERSIGNED trustees VIII oner ror isaS
at public auction in front Of the pIemISSs'
on TUESDAY. THE NINTH DAY OF July;
1885, AT FIVE O'CLOCK p NJ, M; al i tnSs tSe
District Of Columbia and DESCRIBED as Io9 d
AZ in the subdivision by Peacock aug
others in square 1851. as per plat fscoIr9eo rts
IN tq,ct Inc Of S coiumba in Liber IL at folio 100
subject to and with right OF way grantee
by deed recorded in Liber h6O3, follo 69,
Of the land records of the District OF CO.
iumbia. and also subject to RESTRICTIONS
and covenants Of TeeoTa tSsrsdn tosetner WIN al
| Terms of sale: One-fourth Of the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash; balance
in three equal installments. payable N one
two and three years from the day OF sale,
per annum until paid. payable semi-annu-
ally, or all cash, at the option OF the pur,
chaser, deferred payments to be secured
BY fifst deed Of trust on property sold A
cash deposit Of $500 @ REQUIRED at at the til1n TINE
conveyancing. revenue stamps. etc. at the
cost Of the purchaser. Terms to be COM
piled with within thirty days from day OF
sale. otherwise deposit may. be forfeited. or
without forfeiting deposit the trustees may
fights i asainst the defaultins purchaser.
CHAPLIN B. BAUMAN.
M T.29.jy1.3.6.S.a Trustees =
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CONN AT TAFT BRIDGE.

3-RM APT. 500 RMS, $50.
Choicest location, f1reproof bldg: "a
hour elevator service. secretarlal phone
service, refrigeration. mirror doors: furn.
et slight extra charge. Potomac 50S3
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Near Lincoln Memorial.
APARTMENTs-FUR. g. UNFUR.

THE FAREWELL APT. $500 18th ST
n.w.-4-room apt. @-room apt, 1-room
apt. Call Columbia 1872.
APARTMENTS, NEWLY DECORATED.
some furnished in high-claSs northwest
buildings Car available on appointment.
Call Mrs. GREEN Adams 454S.
1890 CHAPLIN ST, NW.-THREE ROOMS.
kitchen and bath: furnished or Unfur-
nished Responsible adults only.
DUPONT CIRCLE Q&25 N, H. AvED-1
and > rooms kitchenette bath: $40 up.
incl. gas cleo; ref. WILLETTE. base
ment.
EAST RIVERDALE MD.-EXCEPTION
ally attractive Groom. kit. bath. Few
hundred yards from bus stop tS1.25 week
pass. stores and school. State concrete
roads Beautiful house and grounds. $40
I'D HONOUR MNI Jefferson ave.
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SALE-HOUSES.
ICnntinued.l

1923 9th ST. NV.
Owner IS forced 70 sacrifice her modern ,n
% rooms. bath. inciosed porch, wi. oak
floors. Priced for quick sale. Financed in
Come cut today or call Mr.. Adler for in
cHAs; L. NORRIS; u... OAK
$500 srd MARlETWA st EW. RaRk Rear kennedy.
Corner Brick Home,
Rooms. 9 Baths
sb none fST R2 RqetSE Moss or
wAPLE 1pLE 4 az LANES n NW NC.
S7.450.
Edeemoor.New detached brick on large Gse
lot Two fine bed rooms. Cape COD
style bT1sk epns55Hsten Davis ~ %9dern 9o pbone m
National O352.
.ol2 PERRY ST NE.
Woodridge-New- condition: =:
and b: cleo refrig s oil heat catnr ear 63I eaT'
229 DOUGLAS ST. NE.
Reconditioned brick, T.. and b.. m T. ,
front and rear porches. garage; S6. $50;
terms; near bus. stores Decatur 03l7.
6 RMS, BATH RECENTLY PAINTED
and papered' near l4th ana suchanam Sa fmn
7-rm frame. cleo. gas. stoves and
ssssed Sssa 1teT s3.7oo, sacrifce at s@.75o; near
22nd and Pa. ave. 90
Rooming house. frame. downtown. II
rms; good opportunity for owner man
aeement or as investment; $4,000.
rms. bath. detached: h.-W.h.' Sc
Sc 900. .
Summer cottage. w. Grove: large lot. 8
Summer cottage with 4 lots, 5oxl50
each. Near bay front at Arundel-on-the-
Bay WaHt 0HTi' EDA.oNsTON
1914 Wash Loan and Trust Bldg:
SOUTHEAST HOME.
Just Like New-Only So 1850.
Six Rooms Large Porches-See 1tl
1926 ST. Sc.
Vacant-Open for Inspection.
WAPLE g. JAMES. INC.
1928 14th ST. NV. District 3341.
JUST OFF 14th ST.
Above Park Rd.
$1,000.
Brick home 90 IT. wide. & rooms and
ba tn modern throughout. hot-vater heat
with oil burner.
H L. RUST CO. o
1901 18th St National hlO0--
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NEAR CLARENDON. VA.

z rooms bath elec. refrigeration large
chicken house. fruit. with nearly 1 acre
fenced in; price. 81 $50; $3.50 down bal
ance $3.50 per mo-: no trust to renew.
New 5-room brick modern: price
$3.50; $3.50 down. balance $50 per
month.
And many other new and used houses
on reasonable terms.
JUDSON REAMY,
Is N Clarendon Ave Clarendon Va
Telephone Clarendon 1882. eveSnings 1923.
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RIGHT DOWNTOWN.

MERAHTARE 3faHI5A fRE 1891 GI1R R5fh ms ST nv
S57 750-Large living room with portable
dinette set dressing room with Murphy
bed. sun room. kitchen and tiled bath.
MANAGER Potomac $500
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES

WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.
IF YOU HAVE A HOUSE FOR RENT, WHY
not list it with us? We have more calls
WE OFFER AN INDIVIDUAL RENTAL
service to the property owners OF Wash
ington: have waiting list for both white
and colored property List with us.
E. H. TROSTLE & CO., Natl. 4787.
Sirable houses in all sections of the citv.
List with US for immediate results. Rents
personally collected and statements re-
mitted same day
r. L. SEYMOUR CO., INC,
1915 N. Y. Ave. Natl 1907.
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HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.

WOODBRIDGE. 1924 NEWTON ST. Ne,
4 rooms, inclosed porches, garage; newly
papered and painted; S65 month Can
North 1908 or INQUIRE 2317 r. l. ave: ne:
53II 18th ST N.W-6 R., b. YARD,
garage; good condition. Gentiles. ADULTS;
PHONE GEORGIA O17a.
VACANT-709 INGRAHAM ST; Nv
& r. b, and shower; = screened porches.
Frieidaire hardwood floors throushout;
h.-w.h., cedar closets. screened melal
weather-stripped large yard. garage; Gen
tiles adult; S15: convenient.
Newly deco GeorGia ore.
COLORED-16@l CHURCH ST NV,
2nd- floor. front apt. :, large rooms. kitch-
en-. Semi-bath. h-w.h.. elec. lights. gasi
$40 month. Phone Columbia S7l5.
PETWORTH.
41O7 4th ST. N.W.-S65. 90.
Colonial home, large living room. dining
room 3 bed rooms. kitchen and bath, :
screened porches: July l5.
1904 K CAFRITZ. DIST. 90SO.
COLORED.
1906 Sth st. nw.-B .
! 1860 4Sth pl. me- r.-----------Sl! =!
3O2l Stanton rd. S.e.-4 r.----------Sl2
1910 ISt st S.e-4 r.--------.-------S S"h
Metropolitan 1900. Emerson 02lo.
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THoS. J. OWN & son. AUCTIONEERs
l43l EYE ST. NV.
COLLATERAL, AT AUCTION.

BY virtue of a certain collateral note
dated February 10 1881. default having
been made in payment Of same. and at the
request of the party secured thereby. We
Will sell at public auction. within our
ofice. 1431 Eye St; ~, on WEDNESDAY, <,
ONE P NJ. the collateral as named in the
hereinabove-mentioned note. separately de-
scribed as follows: One certain promis-
sorry note dated January 90. 1881. execut-
ed by Frank Miles and Mary E. Miles, pay
able to ". E. G. Penny snd endorsed by
said w. E. G. Penny. in the orisinal sum
Of 81 900. PAYABLE in instsilments & Of
thereon S35S.21. with interest at seven
per centum per annum from August 20,
1888 secured by first deed Of trust upon
property described as lot -, in SQUARE
4513; and one certain promissory note
dated January 90 1891; executed Tat ute BY rNL "
and endorsed By the SAID Joseph A. Fox
and the said W. E. G. Penny. IN the sum
OF $1,000 payable on or before three years
after date. with interest at seven per
centunl per annum. secured by hrst oeed
of trust upon property described as lots
73 and "A in square Abb. .r .t..
Terms of sale: All cash. All parties
in interest please take notIce: ~,
THOS. j. OWEN 4 son.
je"6 "q-jv". 50 Auctioneers
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COOL MODERN APIS.

ONE ROOM, KITCHEN AND BATH, $40.
Fireproof bldg. elevator, switchboard
service; refrigeration on house current
Furnished at SLIGHT extra charge. 1880
z ST NV Phone Potomac 1000.
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113O 10th ST. NV.

New 4-family fats. large rooms.
gas-heating units. refrigeration.
Living room, bed room, din
ing alcove, kitchen. bath--S55 90
Living room, . bed rooms.
dining alcove. kit. bath 5000
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1Sna II ST Il w National o246
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1448 PARK RID. NV,

4 rooms. reception hall. kitchen. bath,
> bed rooms front apartment: newly
decorated and painted Convenient to
stores. excellent transportation. elevator.
Rent, $3.50
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE.

CASH BUYERS FOR HOUSES, STORES,
investment property: any section. Write
VIM FISCHER. with BOSS d. PHELPS.
14lG K st. NV
purchase OF one or group OF small houses
also apt. of 16 units or more; seller pays
no brokerage commission E. L. STRO-
HECKER 1910 Vermont ave. Phone Met
roDolitan 2713.
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REAMY
RENT-SUBURBAN.

ALEXANDRIA, VA. JEFFERSON PARK
Large yard liv. rm., din. rm., kitchen.
pantry. bed rms. elec. range, oak floors,
NEARBY vas ROOMS, MODERN. CEN
ter hall . tiled eaths shower, double
built-in garage: weather-Stripped. screened.
buckwheat blower. elec. refrigerator; $50.
Phone Walnut $3.50.
$50 A MONTHS ROOMS. BATH. AMI.
h.-wh. 3405 Perry st. Mt Rainier.
Open. Phone Greenwood 1878.
6 r. AND B.. ANIL; . ACRES EIGHT
miles from Capitol in Maryland. $40.
Phone Wisconsin 1859.
LEAVING CITY FOR ONE MONTH. WILL
rent our modern home furnished to re-
liable adult party for $50; occupancy about
July 23. Phone Greenwood 1895.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

DoWNTOWN-oNE RM.. DIN ALC., x.
and b. 1918 Riggs pl. NV. Electric re-
9rigeration: resident manager
RANDALL H HAGNER & CO. INC.
1901 Conn Ave NV. Decatur 5000.
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SALE-HOUSES,

EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN = S5a5O-2O-
#. brick home. 6 large rooms and bath; 3
porcheS. h.-w.h.. elec.. garage; deep lot; in
GOOD NV. location; first time offered. act
quick. Call Adams 34Oo.
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SALE-FARMS,
sALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY.

SECOND COMMERCIAL PROPERTY.
Valuable vacant sites in NV. over
o. 500 so. r. Entrances from two streets;
Near Fla ave. and You St; low price ana
xill consider your offer. LOUIS GlNBEHG'
atty for owner National 696@.
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DOWNTOWN APIS,
NEAR GOVT. DEPTS

GVI411G w ! . I'LL Z 10
PARK CENTRAL. 1900 F ST.
FRIGIDAIRE CURRENT FREE.
S47. Solving room with portable din
ette set. dressing room with Murphy bed
kitchen. tiled bath
S57.5O-Large living room with portable
dinette table and chairs. dressing room
with Murphy bed. sun room. kitchen tiled
bath. built-in tub and shower.
So: 2:50-Housekeeping apt. reception
hall large living room. sun room with
Murphy bed. bed room, dining room.
kitchen, tiled hath Manager Met U540
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$40 x ST 6 w.
SALE-INyESTMENT PROPERTY

LARGE brick building facing main road
suitable for warehouse and othces. Apply
Columbia 10lSS
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

Al
SACRIFICE, COLONIAL BEACH. yA;;-To
and other outbuildings in good condition on
lot 6S 80 IT. pres by Of 's fs A.
small expense a heating plant can be in
stalled. making a fine all-year home for
Retire sstiTsd smfnHY Go s11 18th st.
NV Phone National 1904.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED WAITE R.
front bungalow, near Annapons; a;mi' aonaa'
private pier, garage. shade. North o43s'
FOR RENT-CoTTAGE AND BOAT AT
NV. wv or cali Columbia 1272. 10.
FOR RENT-COTTAGE AT SHERWOOD
Forest Nd by week or 4s7 week dsys
tase for rent at Sylvan Shores on South
River. $500 to Oct. /. Two bed rooms:
sleeping polches; fireplace radio ndaln running
beautifui Ss11ti @ Sandy. shady beach CARL RID
DICK. Riva, Md. Phone Annapolis
BEAUTIFUL LOG CABIN IN FINE GROVE
large porch. cleo. conv.; level lot. q acre.
Salt water bathing good fishing. fine har-
Dor: S770, financed at $50 monthly. Pnone
Sterling a551. IL
WILL FINANCE YOUR LOT OR. BUNGA-
low at Cape Anne. new restricted commu-
nifty on .Chesapeake Bay: one hour p ;, G.
Sheltered harbor. shade trees, safe 6a1ninSS' g
boating, fishing Call Mrs. kNo"LAN'
SHORE CoTTAGEs-ALL MODERN CON-
boats. canoes. salt water bathing; large
sa end Nntnps smal epttssss sss for rent
GOOD CLEARED LOTS, SELECT NEIGH
&. d. 4. kAMET Nors6 bsSeh. Nd. Aoe
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Observation-Disclosures.
(COntinued,)

I LARGE ROOMS. PVT. BATH; e2se PORCH H
h:-wh. gas rapse eelctricity; : acres duips 4s
nfSen eaIy: private paie' home; % rent S45. For in
formation apply 100 ! lth St sc.
1881 2Sth ST NW-3 ROOMS. X. AND
b.; re.rigeration on house current res: TSc MR.
1921 Conn, Ave. Phone Decatur 5000:
1858 list NE-L.H.K-. SECOND FLOOR
" rooms. kitchen. bath. screened porch,
h.-wh gas. cleo; reasonable; employed:
81 NJ ST. W RMS. BATH ELEc
936 N, Y AVE. NV.
900S 9th stone AND THREE ROOMS,
kit bath elec. refrig.; bright corner apt
- ST NE NEAR GOVT. PRINTING
and Post, ofhce-Two. rooms, kitchen. SIS:
good atSU lct,ri Condition. Phone North 02s5.
aIl6 KALoRAMA RD.-5 BIG ROOMS;
kit. . b.. . exposures refrigeration on
nouFs RASpALL ST5afl, H. e'fS HAGNER ( 60 INc:soo
1921 Conn Ave. NV. Decatur 5000.
GROOM APT. FINE CONDITION; HEAT
and ,lanitor service; $3.50. See 1aaitof
CECIL 1926 18th ST NV RMS. AND
RANDALL, H. HAGNER & GO; INC casoo
1921 Conn. Ave. Phone decatur ,souV.
8SI Rome 1t5h yoa Sdud sd Want snd hoe e N
building rooms. kitchen and BATH re-
frieeration, S65; II St. ne' iino Apt D. q =
NV. 3 rooms. kitchen and bath; G F..
$50: 1859 Newton st nv I,2p9GN T9qmS; kifSh- Gh
ns4 eng Tefmdnt 1ah s2e ave- Get w. 5S5 SIMPSON
rooms, kitchen and bath cross ventila-
ton; 1st floor; Frigldalre on house cur
rent. Phone Lincoln l0490.
1864 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
rooms. k. and b. Refrig. on house current
RaNpAGL RfS Mf1 H. HAoNER AND CO. INC,
Downtown Apt.-S475O.
1919 N sT-ERIGDAIIRE:. n.,,
IRs4 4S4 FR Beg SARR1rE FIR k''hf3 p1sT ea gan
1853 HARVARD NV.
Lovely apartment OF l room' ktcneh
| and bath; S31.5 80 per month.
1861 GIRARD NV.
| Two rooms. kitchen and BATH s47'oO
! per month.
10th of these buildings are ideally To-
! Gated between I4th and 10th SITS. Stores
convenient and excellent transportation TO
! downtown.
ROBERT w. SAVAGE,
sO7 Union Trust Bldg. National 363o:
1870 ST. ls9a.,-I M FIRST I 81 FLoPRmb f'aSrtb
floor rooms. Kitchen, bath Frieidaire,
S35O Fourth fooT-3 rooms kitchen
bath, Frigidaire S4S
J. P. SMITH,
REAL ESTATE. c1o4 Pa. Ave. NV.
1130 10th ST. NV.
New 4-family fats large rooms
gas-heating units. refrigeration
| Living room, bed room, din
ing alcove, kitchen bath--S55. 90
Living room, bed rooms. on oo
dining alcove. kit. bath 5000
| SHANNON & LUCHS CO,
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Store and Apartment.
0FFICES AND STUDIOS.

LOWER CONN. AVE. THE IDEAL OFFICE
suites and rooms available at desirable
RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO.. INC.
1901 Conn. Ave Phone Decatur 5000.
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EXCEPTIONAL VALUE.

S5.25O-Brookland. Just. north of R. I.
ne Modern, attractive brick. rooms,
bath, h-wh., elec.. nice lot, convenient
neighborhood A real Opportunity.
L, r, GRAVATTE,
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THE BROADMoOR

Q bed rooms. living room, dining room
kitchen, bath and porch; overlooking gar
den. exposures: garage. beauty ParIor.
mr.
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WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES.
SALE-SUBURBAN.

EVANSVILLE. MD. AS COL. AVE-s r..
. b.. elec.. h.-w.h.; large lot; garage;
81 900. OWNER. Natl. 65l4 or Col. a602.
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WANTED-SUBURBAN.

WANTED BY JULY II FOR 3 WEEKS A
small, furnished cottage or bungalow, in a
cool suburb of Washington: adults. Must
be reasonable. Phone wednesday, National
64O0. Branch 466.
WANT TO RENT GROOM HOUSE, ANIL.
in or near Lyon Village. Phone Walnut
S730-W
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NEAR NAVY YARD.

BARGAINS 40.
Exceptional bargaln-6room and bath
brick horne: excellent condition: painted
sanitary walls throughout. hot-water heat,
electricity, garage on paved alley. lnspec-
tion by appointment. Will sell quickly.
don't delay SHAPIRO. l420 K ST. NV.
National Sa49.
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POpERT w SAVAGE

Eoth of these buildings are ideally To-
Gated between l4th and 10th SITS. Stores
convenient and excellent transportation to
downtown.
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DETACHED-WESTo OF 18th ST.
Excellent large. detached home near
18th and Varnum. Excellent condition
8 rooms, bed rooms. Vacant and ready
to occupy. Call FLOYD Z. DAVIS CO.,
National O352
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152O 18th ST. Sc,
At auction July 12, 1885. PM.
New six-room semi-detached house. three
aAeEa -poxehes, large yArd; gaFagn.
Evening star., 1935-07-09

1853 HARV ARD INV.
Lovely apartment of l room, Kitchen
and bath; S31 80 per month.
1851 GIRARD NV.
Two rooms, kitchen and bath; S47.5O
per month.
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RENT-STORES.

SMALL STORE AT 1919 NJ N.W-CON-
slider share with party having light busi-
ness; cheap rent. Phone National 5000.
TO LEASE-STORE 1l16 14th ST. NV
Immediate possession; monthly rental. $50
Ann1y 1111 Vermont
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-04-02
Recorder Holds
Brief Session

The county recorders court
held a brief session yesterday
and a number of cases were
heard by Judge R. H. Station,
The docket was as follows:
Cora Thomas was acquitted on
charge of giving whisky to a
The state took a mol pros in
the case of Lille Belle Robinson,
charged with violating the pro-
hibition law.
C. f. Davis was acquitted on
a charge of assault on a female
and convicted on a public NUS
ance charge. Prayer for judg-
ment was continued to Septem-
Der 8.
Jesse Anderson was given two
months on a charge of larceny.
Cases against Ethel Thompson,
assault; Mateiay Featherstone,
assault, and Azalee Whitesides,
assault with a deadly weapon,
were continued to April 8.
1t appearing that Charles
Laughter had complied with con-
ditions in reckless driving case,
judgment was suspended on pay
ment of the costs.
The state took a mol prose with
leave in the case of Fay Rob
erts, charge with giving dope to
prisoners.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-04-02

proximately the cost of a modern
battleship) would be needed. City
and independent schools would
require about one-sixtn of this
money; rural schools the rest.
The survey showed the average
monthly salary of teachers in dis
tressed school districts was less
than $40 for some in at least 16
of the 25 states. This amounted
to less than a dollar a working
day. Mississippi paid teachers in
it's financially distressed districts
an average of $40 per month IN
rural elementary schools and S62
for high school teachers. The low
est city school average salary for
distressed districts was in Okla
homa where SIS a month was
paid on an average.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-04-02
BENEFITS PLANNED
FOR CITY LIBRARY
THROUGH SUMMER
Continued from page one)

Continued from page one)
not often that a book with so
much serious and authoritative in
formation is written in so enter
tanning a style, or is divided so
conveniently as to subject mat
ter"
BRIGHT MEXICO, by Larry
Barretto. at is not guide book
in the strict sense of the word,
not a travel book, but a delight
full intimate account of expert
ences in a picturesque and unusual
setting" o
PEACE WITH HONOUR, by
A. A. Milne. ''This is protest
against war written by an Eng
lishman who is we'll known to
American readers. Anyone who IS
willing to read this book through
with an unbiased mind, cannot fail
to sympathize with Mr.. Mines
sincere appeal, whatever ones
own point of view may be. | wish
everyone could be brought to read
it and discuss its conclusions open
ly and frankly" :,
1t was gratifying to the board
to learn that the Fortnightly Con-
tract club had signified their IN
tention Of presenting a few new
books to the library each year,
The Fortnightly is the first of the
Friday afternoon Contract clubs
organized in Hendersonville sew
eral years ago. Besides lending
their aid to various civic projects,
this club now purchases SIX or
eight books annually. When each
of these volumes has been read by
the club members, it is then
placed on the library shelves and
will be available to the library pa
irons. The membership of this
club, which is interesting itself in
the library, consists of Mesdames
Albert Durham, H. Walter Fuller,
o. A. Meyer, H. B. Kelly, Camp
bell King, George Wing, George
Moland, and E. R. Sutherland.
Mrs. Barnwell reported that, at
the request of the State Library
commission, she had written Rep
resentative Sherard to ask him to
vote in favor of the bill for an in
crease in the appropriation for
rural libraries when it comes up
in the legislature. Mrs. Barnwell
added that, in reply to this re-
quest, she had received an encour-
aging letter from Mr.. Sherard.
The general public having re-
sponded most satisfactorily to the
library benefits given last spring
and summer, the board decided to
launch a series of parties for the
benefit of the institution. The pur-
pose of these being to interest the
general public of Hendersorville
more and more in the library, as
well as to raise money for the
purchase of new books. In the
spring the library committees in
the various civic organizations
will be asked to cooperate with
the board in giving a silver tea.
In midsummer q large benefit
card party will give both visitors