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Evening star., 1935-07-25
GRIM GRAPHING
GOES ON TONIGHT.
Mazurki, Johanson Top Lot
of Rough WreStIerS on
Ball Yard Card.
- RAB, grimace and grunt guys
4 will be with US again tonight
Y at Griffith Stadium, when

at Griffith Stadium. when
Signor Joe Turner will pre-
sent eight of the graphing grotesque
in a ball-park program scheduled to
get under way at $50 o'clock.
For the big hit of the bill the sig
nor is bringing back Mike Mazurki
the Irish Czech who checks his op-
ponent in the toughest way possible
to the great delight of the mat mad
dies This time the mauling Mike will
try his tough tactics on Paul Boesch,
a somewhat dignified but nevertheless
clever member of the rassling racket.
In principal support of the Mazurki-
Boesch match will be one between
Walter Podolak and Al Geicewicz,
usually mild-mannered gents unless
their tootsies are twisted. Then it is
every man for himself. Podoiak is
more a straight wrestler than any
thing else, but Geicewicz has brought
to the mat some of the fancy holds he
picked up while playing tackle on the
Boston University eleven.
A grueling rough-and-t tumble is
promised in one of the Commute
limit affairs, that between the Sl5-
pound Tor Johanson and the 260-
pound Jean Ledeauz. Nothing short
of mayhem satisfies Tor and Jean
does not balk at butting, gouging,
bone-cracking and biting.
A more pacific presentation may be
expected from the bout involving
Floyd Marshall, pride of the Western
plains and hills, too, and Irving Hal
perm. Most of the time, these two
merely wrestle.
Evening star., 1935-07-25

- more J6NIllS CTOWIlS COudy dS
a result of his work in Balti-
Il u more yesterday. Not content
with defeating Robert Land, University
of Maryland racketer, for the singles
championship of the Maryland State
junior tournament, March led his
pal, Charley Charming, to their second
doubles championship of the month
in the same tourney.
David johnson, however, for the
second time this season, bowed to
Malcolm Weinstein, Baltimore's boy
champion, to lose the title in that
class.
March had little trouble with Land
yesterday, winning in straight sets,
6-3, 60, 6-3, although he and
Charming experienced little more
trouble with Nathan Askin and c. B.
Gore of Baltimore in the doubles,
being forced to four sets before emerg-
ing triumphant by scores of 60,
IS, 2-6, Ga
Weinstein's defeat of johnson was
a repetition of his victory in the
Middle Atlantic play here early this
month. The end came in two sets,
by scores of 6-3, 60.
Evening star., 1935-07-25
Not Harsh With Goldstein.

TNASMUCH as Goldstein, who gained
national prominence in intercol-
legiate circles while boxing for the
University of Virginia, did his part as
a contestant, it is recommended that
the commission give him clean bill.
1t is suggested that the $40 purse
withheld from Levey be paid that
fighter to help cover his expenses.
Goldstein was permitted to fight
gratis in violation of the commission
rules, but it is suggested that it would
be extremely technical to invoke this
section of the code as the show was for
charity.
A supplementary statement prepared
for the commission for DR.. Don S.
Knowlton, commission physician, re-
veals that Levey was in good physical
trim for the fight. 1t also states that
no examining physician, even after a
most minute physical examination
can be expected to tell whether or not
a man can fight.
Evening star., 1935-07-25
DOGS VIE WITH HORSES

BERRYVILLE, Va. July 25.-
Thirty-four classes and 10 races have
been carded for the Berryville Horse
Show, scheduled here August %
and 23
The steeplechase that has heretofore
furnished the thrill for the crowds, has
been discontinued because it has not
filled during the last two years. In
its place, dog races have been added,
but they will not be conducted by the
management of the show. The Row.
land Exposition Shows will stage the
dog events.
Evening star., 1935-07-25
After Levey's Manager.


THE memorandum recommends that
the commission reprimand Levey's
manager, George Shepherd. for foist-
ing such a weak boxer on the pro-
moterS of the benefit show and the
Washington patronage. 1t also hints
that Goldstein should sever any box
ing business relations he may have
with his brother, Goldie Ahearn. who
does the matchmaking for the Turner
Ahearn combine that sponsored last
Monday nights program.
The memorandum states that Judges
Eller and Schuyler Of the Goldstein-
Levey bout had written across their
Scorecards mo contest" after the first
round and that when this information
was conveyed to Referee Morris at the
end of the second round that official
called off the encounter.
Evening star., 1935-07-25
NO CONTEST" PAIR.
GOES UNFINISHED
Boxing Commission Action
DeIayed-GoIdstein, Levey
Likely Through" Here.

N YEITHER Bobby Goldstein nor
M George Levey, lightweights
" who participated in the mo
L contest" bout in last Monday
nights benefit boxing show at Grif-
fifth Stadium, Is likely to draw any
punishment from the District Boxing
Commission for the fiasco, but Gold
stein probably won't fight before a
Washington crowd again for some
time and it is doubtful If Levey ever
will be permitted to appear again in
a ring here.
This is indicated in a memorandum
that Maj. Heinie Miller, secretary OF
the commission. will place before the
boxing body next week. The recon-
mendations we're drawn for presenta-
tion to the boxing body yesterday. but
with Commissioner Fred Buchholz out
of the city and Commissioner Lucien
Van Doren i'll at home no session
could be held.
Evening star., 1935-07-25
MADE TRACK SECRETARY
Turner Promoted After Ten Years
of Service at Laurel.

After being associated with the
Laurel race track for more than 10
years, John Purcell Turner found
himself today the new secretary.
He was appointed by the president
of the track. Andrew j. (Cy) Cum
mings to take the place of Jack
Campbell, veteran race secretary, who
resigned yesterday to become secretary
of all the New York tracks.
Minimum on purses for the october
meet at Laurel have been raised from
$500 to 5000, Cummings likewise an
Evening star., 1935-07-25
Moore Shoots 81 Per Cent.


MooREs ringer percentages we're
SO, "a, SO, so, 81, for an average
of about 81. Saunders average was
so, probably his lowest in six years of
competition in The Star tournament,
in which he has won the metropolitan
title twice, the city championship sew
eral times and for which he holds the
record for single game with 81 per
cent, tossed in metropolitan final.
In the semi-finals last night, Moore
defeated Brown, 35-53, 50-7,50-31.
He opened the second game with l6
ringers in 18 shoes. Saunders had
quite a struggle with Woody Wilson,
whom he defeated, 500, 51-41.
Brown, in his first game, shot 20 ring
ers in 26 shoes, then, probably due to
a physical handicap, slowed down. He
Is ILL.,
Time and again against Saunders
Moore chucked three or more double
ringers in a row. Saunders had a
streak of 10 straight three-pointers,
which was the best of the evening.
If time permits, the tournament to-
night will be played out to the final,
which will be held tomorrow night.
Following the championship battle,
The Evening Star trophies will be pre-
sented
Evening star., 1935-07-25
DODGERS BUY SEIBERT.

BUFFALO, N. Y, July Is LR.-
Richard Walther Siebert, 22-year-old
f1rstsacker of the Buffalo Interna-
tionals' team, has been sold to the
Brooklyn Dodgers.
Evening star., 1935-07-25

Geodesy scored three times off Abe
Rosenfield yesterday but Agriculture
failed to be alarmed and pounded
out a 1913 victory in a Government
League soft ball game.
Evening star., 1935-07-25

board championship for the third
consecutive year. eliminating L. L.
Bensley of Travers City in the final,
1912, 78-102, 106-63.
Evening star., 1935-07-25
C. c. C. BOXERS IN MEET.

Boxers from two Civilian Conserv-
alton camps at Beltsville will fight
in Ritchie Coliseum at the University
of Maryland tonight. Ten bouts will
be staged, starting at o'clock.
Evening star., 1935-07-25
Bill Moore crou Saunders Champion oD Horseshoe Hules

Saturday afternoon on the estate of
]. A. Wheeler, near Sunset Hills, Va,
under the auspices Of the Colvin Run
Citizens Association.
There will be two ring -and-lan
Evening star., 1935-07-25
Gets Hot Only Once.

TN ONLY one game last night did
Saunders handle the irons up to
the standard that won him the
Washington championship last year.
This was the fourth, which he won,
1926. with a ringer percentage of
approximately 50, matching Moore S
best game of the evening, the first,
which the quiet hammered Bill won,
53-11 In last years final, against
Raymond Brown, Saunders averaged
better than 65 per cent and tossed in
three games that topped 10.
The fallen champ presented no rea-
son for the sudden decline in his
game
Even if I'd been going good" he
said Il don't think the result would
have been greatly different. Moore
pitched himself a lot of horseshoes
and his last game was a pip. He
turned on the heat in that one and
in every inning slapped on either one
or two shoes. You can judge Moore
as competitor by the last game.
In the previous one it looked as though
I might make a comeback. 1 had
pitched 80 per cent in the first, 48 in
the second and 49 in the fourth, then,
when my game shot up to 70 per cent
in the fourth, it looked as though Bill
was in for trouble But he came
through at the right time with a
batch of ringers and got me out of
there in hurry
Evening star., 1935-07-25

classes, two for hunters over jumps
and one open jumping event. Follow
ing the tournament there will be a
barn dance, also sponsored by the
citizens association.
Evening star., 1935-07-25
FLIPS 81 PER CENT
RINGERS IN FINAL
Aces of Maryland, Virginia
and D. c. Meet Tonight
for Metro Title.

D1LL MOORE of Champaign,
- Ill, unknown in Washington
as a horseshoe HEAVIER until
- few weeks ago, today
eported the title of city champion.
In the final of the Washington
section of the seventh annual Evening
Star tournament, played last night
on the municipal playground courts
at the lexington Recreation Center,
Moore conquered the once invincible
Harry Saunders four games to one,
by scores of 53-l1, 50-25, $3.50. 1858,
SOLO. Saunders was the defending
champion.
Tonight, on the same courts, Moore
will shoot for a more important title.
He. along with IA others. stars of
Washington, Maryland and Virginia.
will attempt to dethrone Clayton c.
Henson of Arlington, Va, as cham
pion of the metropolitan district. For
three years Henson has lorded it over
the ringer f1ippers OF a territory
larger than any commanded by any
pitcher other than the national cham
pion.
Pairings for Tonight.
HERE'S how they'll square of to-
IL night, at 7:3o O'Clock, in the
metropolitan playoffs. which will
bring The Star tournament to a
finish:
Clayton Henson, Arlington, Va, VS..
Melvin Shank, Washington.
Joe Merryman, Bladensburg, Md,
VS.. Charles Darr, Ballston, Va.
George c. Thompson. Falls Church,
Va, vs. Harry F. Saunders, Washing
ton.
Hoot Danzberger, Arlington, Va, VS..
Temple FARRELL, Hyattsville, Md.
. Bill Moore, Washington, VS.. Ray
Beall, Prince Georges County, Md.
Raymond Brown, Washington, VS..
Ed Henry. Falls Church, Va.
Roy Wilson, Washington, VS.. Lee
Fleshman, Rogers Heights, Md.
Ed Kruse, Mount Rainier, Md. VS..
Raymond Frye, Orkney Springs, Va.
Holders of five major titles are in the
field. They are Henson, Metropoli-
tan; Frye, Virginia; Moore, Washing
ton, and FARRELL, Maryland and Dis
trict intercollegiate.
There is no outstanding favorite, but
those who have watched the doings of
the hoss shoe fingers this Summer
lean strongly toward Henson and Frye
to have it out in the final.
Evening star., 1935-07-25
SHOW AT C0LVIN RUN

An old-fashioned tournament and
farmers horse show will be held
Evening star., 1935-07-25

WINS AT SWITCHBOARD.
TRAvERs CITY, Mich, July rs
R).-Dwight K. Hubbard Of James
Vile. Wis, won the national shuttle
Evening star., 1935-07-25
MARCH GETS TWO
MORE NET TITLES
Wins Maryland Singles and
He and Charming Take
Doubles Crown.

r LARRY MARCH is wearing two
IL more tennis crowns today as
a result of his work in Balti-
n Il yoora vactardov Mot coYotept
Evening star., 1935-12-15
BRICK BUNGALOW.
tContinue3.l

Will build on your lot or. furnish lot
At reasonable cost. attractive brick bungs-
low. large living room. two bed rooms. tile
bath with shower kitchen. dinette. gas
range elec refrigeration; terms. fnanclng
arranged Phone National SS6S. 15@
Evening star., 1935-12-15
sALE-sUBURBAN.

ALEXANDRIA-ONLY MINUTES DRIVE
from washington Monument; 7-room
house. ami. fireplace, tile bath. automatic
water heater, new gas range and refrfger-
ator. sun parlor. large screened porch, ga
rage. large yard. trees. shrubs, etc. A
real home at q reasonable price. No. o
Holly st. Mt. Ida. or call Alexandra iii.
ONLY $3.50 CASH, REST LIKE RENT
rage beautiful grounds. Clarendon 1894.
NEW BRICK-5 LARGE ROOMS. TILE
bath. oak noors. finished attic. recreation
81 $50: small cash payment. SI25 N,
Military Td., Cherrydale. Va. Phone
Evening star., 1935-12-15
WANTED TO BUY-HoUsEs

WANTED 3 OR BROOM HOUSE, MAX
imum payments $50 down. $50 mo-; give
location and condition. Address Box 366-
v. Star Office.
WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR BARGAIN IN
a 2-family fiat or home that can be so
converted Address Box 399-V. Star ONCE .
ANY BRICK HOUSES. PAY ALL CASH;
priced reasonable. Write price. location.
E. W. BAILEY 1435 Meridian NV.
D. c. (brick) sinRly or in groups. AD-
DRESS MR.. FISCHER. 1417 K ST. NV.
6 TO 8 ROOMS; PREFER OLD HOUSE:
would like possession within 45 days; can
450s. 1926 Vermont ave.
WILL PAY SMALL. CASH FOR SMALL
houses, white or colored, in any condition.
Settlement in 30 days. Call Mr. O'CON-
NOR District 3100.
I WILL PAY CASH FOR YOUR PROPERTY
any section: immediate settlement. q. @.
DUTY 1924 Vermont ave. Natl. 44S2. 18"
Evening star., 1935-12-15
OFFICES AND STUDIOS,

DOWNTOWN. 1927 k LARGE, NEWLY
decor ated End floor communicating rms.
furn. or unfurn.: southern exposure; rea-
sonable. District O663
SMALL OFFICE OR DESK SPACE: MAIL
address. Secretarial Service, 800 Hill
Evening star., 1935-12-15
coRNFR APARrMENT

In fine white residential section on main
artery; II apts. Of 3 rooms and bath each;
rentals; good condition; electric refrigera-
ton; this beautiful bldg. can be bought
for little more than fve times annual
rents on terms; viii show over 20So net
on cash investmeDt for equity. Call Mr..
DREW. Met. 2SE. Z. ELIOT MIDDLE
TON. 205 Investment Bldg.
l4th ST. SOUTH OF r. I. AVE, RENTS
Csbital nf HiIiLfion iocStlcn iSroi9lUO: s.roor
brick, h.-w.h.. elec. Rent. $3.50. Price
Bioomingdaie--Modern brick, rented at
S46. Price, $4,000. Address Box 56.V,
Star once.
Evening star., 1935-12-15
SALE OR RENT-SUBURBAN.

70 ROOMS, H.-W.H., 2 BATHS. NEWLY
papered and painted; large porches and
lots suitable for private sanitarium: SO
mo-: Sl1 600; easy terms. A. H. BROOKS,
30I6 Columbia pike, Arlington, Va. Phone
Clarendon 62b.
IL ROOMS. H.-wH.. 2 BATHS. NEWLY
papered and painted large porches and
lot; suitable for private sanitarium; SD
3016 Columbia pike. Arlington. Va. Phone
Clarendon $685.
Evening star., 1935-12-15
sALE-HoUsEs.
REPOSSESSED CORNER,
90 nEn DDAnI1

Facing wide avenue: q. practically new
home in new location of NV; o large,
shower; recreation room. latest kitchen
equipment. elec. refrigeration; garage on
rear of large lot; near schools. transporta-
ton, stores; splendid value. Call RAN
Evening star., 1935-12-15
47O8 Blagden Terrace.

Detached brick in select location, border
ing on Rock Greek Park. Center hall. large
liY. r., big side porch, Law. on 1st foor 4
nbove), finished attic, slate roof. oil heat,
screened weather stripped.
OPEN-MISS REED. ADAMS 2123.
Evening star., 1935-12-15
wANTED-REAL ESTATE.

CASH FOR YOUR PROPERTY AS SOON
as title can be had, No commission to Day.
EDW L. STROHECKER, 1910 Vermont
ave NV Phone METROPOLITAN 2713
Evening star., 1935-12-15
sALE-suBURBAN.
tOOnJInueu.I
UBURBAN BUNGALOW

SUBURBAN BUNGALOW.
porches, garage. ami, full basement, at
tic large enough for two additional rooms;
half acre ground, with another nice build
ing site. owner moving TO another city.
Priced low for quick sale. METZLER,
Realtor, HOG Vermont ave. District $500.
Nights and Sunday, Adams 0620 or Dis
trict 1921.
BEAUTIFUL WOODED LOT, 50x175. IN
exclusive Jefferson Park, near Alexandria,
Va. Price much below cost for cash. Ad-
dress Box 376-V. Star Office.
8 ROOMS, BATH. LAUNDRY, FULL
screens. metal weather-stripped, hot-watsr
heat, garage. lot I00xl40; close to busses,
school and stores on improved street.
Owner must dispose OF quickly. A bargain
II you have some cash. Phone Clarendon
6SSM.
BUNGALow-FTvE ROOMS. BATH. GAS.
cleo. cellar, garage. paved street: new
condition. Price, S4250. Small cash
payment. balance $40 per month, includ-
ing interest. 405 Daniel st., Colmar
Manor. Nd. Phone Geo. S732. Open
Sunday.
Evening star., 1935-12-15
HYATTsvILLE HILLS.

hVIIdIIIVt NtW bIICK IIUHIts
Rheem Ave. Hyattsville Md
Located in q beautiful wooded section,
on lovely Handicapped lot. This home
contains 8 rooms and tiled bath. with
shower; large living room with open fire-
place modern kitchen, hot-water heat.
garage; large, full size. dry cellar. Con-
Venient to bus, stores and schools.
Price. $500
Reasonable Terms.
Open and Heated, Daily and Sunday.
To inspect: Out Rhode Island ave. to
2nd traffic light in Hyattsvile at Frank
lin St, turn left on Franklin st. to Oak
wood rd.--riRht to Rheem ave. See sign.
Hannum & Turner. Owners and Builders.
O. B. ZANTzINGER CO,
945 K St. NV, National 1871.
Evening star., 1935-12-15
RARGAIN-COLORED.

$3,950-S50O cash. $40 mo.
Six rooms and bath; brick, h.w.h.; elec. :
cellar; new house condition: ne. near
Union Sta; can be shown at night.
A. M. COOPER,
zoos Eye NV Natl. 1892.
Evening star., 1935-12-15
OVER 2O% INVESTMENT

Small modern apartment in hrst-class.
convenient white residential section; low
rentals bring in about 81 200 per year;
penses. including taxes and interest on
first trust; showing 22% net return on
small amount Of cash required TO pur-
lot as part payment. This is sure and
safe and cannot be beaten for investor
with little cash. Call Mr.. DREW. Met.
Ss27. r, ELIOT MIDDLETON. 205 In
Evening star., 1935-12-15

FIVE-RooM AND BATH BUNGALOW.
glassed-in porch, ami. Price. $3.50;
$3.50 cash. $25 month.
Two acres. six-room house. elec. lights.
ssrsge sS6 on bus line. PriSe. 81 go; $500 500
phone Greenwood 1919.
SACRIFICE. NEARBY VA.-6 ROOMS. DE-
tached garage, cOlored tile bath. glass-in-
closed shower automatic water heater
modern Kitchen; recently constructed;
81 600 terms. A. A. CROSBY, 473g North
Wash. blvd. WaycrofL Va. Walnut 1906.
AURORA HILLS. ON 23rd sT-vERY
valuable location; S-r modern semi bun
refrigerator many extras; arranged as fol-
lows: 5 T. and bath downstairs, 3 rooms
and part bath upstairs, upstairs rented as
apt; owners ordered away; must SELL
no trust TO renew See J. L. PRICE, Oak
crest once 23O3 Arlington Ridge I'd. Phone
Clarendon 272.
HYATTSVILLE HILLS-92 LUTTRELL
ave-; nr. Oakwood and Rheem aves.; b-r.
bun; ami; big, high lot a treat for you
at price. terms. conditions: owner going
West Mr.. Dorsey. Or. 2I35. other bar
gains nearby Md and Va: terms
N. E. RYoN CO, 1916 N. Y. Ave. Ma. 1907.
GROOM HOME WITH H.-WH. ELEC-
tric, Between l and acres, at price Of
$4,000 small down payment; also 7-room
modern home with 3l7 acres located on
good road and car line; S4.30O. easy terms;
500 cash. Phone THOS. TERRY. Falls
Church 323-J-2.
BIG BARGAINS IN CLARENDON VICIN-
tty. see our select list on terms. Special
Potomac. cor. lot; 5-r. bun, ami; gar;
loans. Mr.. MORAN. Clar. 1850. N. E.
RYON Co, 22O3 Wilson blvd
Evening star., 1935-12-15
$3.50 CASH-$50 PER MO.

1929 RITTENHOUSE ST. NV.
See this beautiful exhibit house with all
the very latest modern improvements. con-
tanning rooms. 2 baths, large recreation
room. maids room, garage. Located IN
most select and convenient neighborhooo
Reasonably priced Come out today. open
for inspection ] m to pm. every day.
THIS rs AN ELECTRIC HEALTH
KITCHEN HOME.
Bradley, Beall & Howard, Inc,
Southern Bldg. National 0271.
Evening star., 1935-12-15

N,w.-FLAT AND Row-HoUsE LOTS.
CHEVY cHAsE-coRNER 100 BY 100.
so FT. BY 100 TT. ON NICHOLSON NV.
so FIT. 1st coAflAL.. ON KENNEDY NV.
RENO RD.. FRONT. ABOVE ALBEsGARIE.
s.w. COR. ARK. AVE. g. ALLISON ST. NV.
OWNER. CLEVELAND 1870.
Evening star., 1935-12-15
WANTED-LOTS.

wANTED-LoTs.
LOT FOR UsED-cAR DISPLAY; MUST
be located on a main street and large
enough to park about 25 cars; in reply
state location. size Of lot and rent ADJ
dress Box 53-X, Star once.
wANTED-LOT IN OR NEARBY wAsH,sl
prefer partly wooded. with view. Give fun
details. Address Box 195-V, Star ofhes.
CASH CLIENTS FOR L0Ts; LIST TTTzS
e23 18th st. NV. Phone National 1925.
Evening star., 1935-12-15

1876 ON INVESTMENT.
3-family apartment building. excellent
ocation, completed Oct 10. Detached
brick, fully rented on leases. Annual
81 0. .000-20 years. payable $500 per
mo-, incl. taxes, insurance. interest and
curtail Price S15.500. To inspect. call
Mr. HEIGLE National $3.50.
Evening star., 1935-12-15
RENT-DESK SPACE.
RENT-HALLS.

4th AND EYE N.w.-LARGE DESK,
chair. telephone: SIS mo-; share stenogra-
pher. Can Metropolitan 1872.
Evening star., 1935-12-15

CoLoRED-IDEAL ROOMING HOUSE. 10
rooms. bath. ami; SS 800 no down pay
ment. 500 per month. Met. 3043.
coLoRED-NEw FIvE-RooM BRICK
bungalow. large attic tile bath and
corner lot. Easy terms National 1859.
COLORED = MT PLEASANT = VACANT.
S-room and bath brick home a bed roomsl.
Will decorate TO suit tenant For partlcu-
lars. phone Natl. SS62i ewes. Wise. 1888.
C0LORED-8-ROOM AND BATH BRICK
bone az excellent 1 so etsh and m he
PERCY H. RUSSELL co, 1871 K st. NV.
COLORED-TO CLOSE AN ESTATE. d
room brick, bath, elec. lights, two finished
rooms basement; court has ordered sale at
S3,250 DALLAS D. BALL, Dist. 1892.
COLORED-6 ROOMS, H.-WH.. ELEC,
cellar, garage space, porehes; 1000; Co
iumbia rd- NV. Phone Potomac 2o54.
COLORED-GOOD N. w. LOCATION; 8
rooms and bath; h.-w.h,, cleo; s4,500;
small cash payment. balance like rent.
Phone Decatur 594S.
CoLORED-6 ROOMS. TILED BATH;
h.-w.h., cellar, elec.; beautiful NV. Sec
ton; $3.50; terms. OWNER, selling
BY OwNER-,9-ROoM HOUSE, BED
rented; rented big 95d ya5d' garagei reasonable
make offer. 145 You; 8 r; ami. 1888
@; 10 r.; ami. 931 o; 2-family apt;
ami; will exchange for Or. house. 10l5
Fairmont; r; electy. 100 Fairmont:
10 r; ami. 1716 You; +: ami.
Brooklin and Capitol view; 9 r.: ami,
Houses for 500 down. J. F. HOLLAND,
1901 9TH st. Phone North 1927.
COLORED-BARGAIN
Near 21st and NJ sts. n.w.-Beauttful
English basement house. z rms. n baths;
modern improvements; garage. PRICE
1880; easy terms. Mr. FISCHER. Ma
TIONAL 1900. EVENINGS. PHONE CO.
LUMBIA 500.
Evening star., 1935-12-15

HOME AND INVESTMENT. S4.YOU.
Two-story detached residence rooms
and bath each floor. Opportunity to own
a nice home and have it paid for from
upper nat. Convenient to downtown
Washington. Real buy Act quickly. 926
Investment Bldg. or phone Natl. 5000.
BRICK STORE, LEASED 10 A. p, AT
$50 per mo-. also about 200 IT. additional
frontage in the business part Of a small
town about 35 miles from the city. bank
next door. railroad at rear Of lot. Price,
SR.600 cash. LOUIS P SHOEMAKER
11IQ K 81 NV Natl 11RR
Evening star., 1935-12-15
S8.h00.

672S End ST. NV
New 6-room house with all of the latest
couveniences Brick and frame .construc-
ton. Slate roof. Built-in garage. Open
fireplace. Private bath with shower. Oak
floors Floored attic. Beautifully land
Piney Branch I'd. to Aspen ST., then east
| to Laurel and end SITS.
JACOBSON BROS. 1916 X ST. NV.
District 2I2R Wisconsin 2016
Evening star., 1935-12-15
SALE-LOTS.

BUILDERS. ATTENTION-ACRE LOTS
ZZoned for 4-famlly fats or apartments. in
Virginia, overlooking river and Mt. Vernon
bdVo., SIX miles TO center df District Only
IUc per loot. Address Boy gov SCR ntacs
Evening star., 1935-12-15

APARTMENT. GOOD NORTHWEST LOCA-
tion; annual rental. $4,000; can be pur-
chased less than five times annual rental.
Only five thousand cash required, balance
easy terms. Owner leaving washington
January l, makes rare offer possible. Ad-
dress Box 4O-V Star ONCE 16~