davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-19
NEW MESSAGE TO GARCIA"

Woodland, Cal. (UP)--City Judge J. w. Hamilton professes to be ana other man who delivered . message to Garcia" The Garcia in question was M. L. Garcia. The message was "l5 days in jail" Garcia had been driving a car since 1882 without . license.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-19
Personal.
Junior Women s Club
 Dance TonorouD EUening

yomoErOW evening the Junior Wolnen's club will sponsor one of tthe. seasons gayest events when ehey hold their annual summer dance at the Waterbury Country
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-19
Womenis Club Completes Garden Pa PartyAnangementS

A garden party with . bridge tea is planned by the Waterbury Women's club for Wednesday, June 24th ct 2 o'clock at the home of Mrs. E. J. Nelson of Highland avenue. Mrs. Nelson as general chairman Is assisted
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-19
CONTRACT BRIDGE
By WNl. E. MCKINNEY Secretary os the American Bridge League

Discards in Longer Suit Decarer at Opening Lead Makes Proper Decision Which Enables Him to
 Cinch Slam Contract
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-19

John Early, son of Patrolman and Mrs. Thomas Early of Simons ave- nue is . patient at the Hartford hospital where he underwent a major operation yesterday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-19

held in that state. This year, for the first time, western Tennessee will be represented by strong play-
 CTS from Memphis and ether cities.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-19

Mrs. Cornelius Maloney and son James of Robert street are spend- ing several days with Mrs. Ma loney's sister, Mrs. Purdy B. Hoyt of Pelham Manor, ". Y. John Ma loney is visiting with his grand mother, Mrs. A. F. Girard of Ore- land, Pa.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-19

Ralph Justin of East Main street is spending the week end with rela- tiveS in Springfield.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-19
Gertrude CrouDLey
 Is SholUer Guest

Mrs. Edward J. Cronley of Bea- con street was hostess at a miscel- laneous shower given at her home Wednesday evening in honor of her ter-in-law, Miss Gertrude Cron- ley, who is to be married in the near future.
 Miss Cronley was tbe recipient of many beautiful and useful gifts from the guests who included:
 The Misses Kathleen Calvin, Mabel Mulville, Irene Mulville, Bar bara Cronley, Agnes Postey, Irene Deland, Florence Ryan, Edna Keefe, Martha 6loSs, Margaret Sloss, Mari on McNerny, Bernice Quinn, Mary Brady, Lucy Mango, Anita Mango, Gertrude Feest, Mary Feest, There SO Fleming, Mrs. Vincent Crary, Mrs. Katherine Calvin, Mrs. Robert Stack, Mrs. M. Murfleld, Mrs. An- drew Finlay, Mrs. Ernest Theriault, Mrs. James Hyland, Mrs. w. K. Feest, Sr., Mrs. George Bessette, Mrs. w. K. Feest, Jr, Mrs. Helen Simon, Mrs. George Sloss, ST., Mrs. Robert Scollay, Mrs. Frank Ken- nedy, Mrs. Alfred Feest. Mrs. John McAvoy, Mrs. Howard Byrnes, Mrs. John Grady, Mrs. Marjorie Lepper, Mrs. John T. Cronley, Mrs. Andrew Perrin.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-19

MT. and Mrs. N. R. swenson of Highland avenue have returned to their home after spending Q few days in New York.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-06-19
Personal

Mir. and Mrs. Harry Liebeslkind have been spending several days in New York city.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Carter of Meriden road are in New York for the week end.
 Miss Marion s. Cusing of Hol- yoke, Mass, is spending several days as the guest of MT. and Mrs. Wal- ter Hooker of South Main street.
Evening star., 1936-05-08

preSenL QucStlUll ...
is how much prestige and goodwin
has he lost by what occurred IN Cali
fornia7 The answer ts that he has
lost some, though not as much as ne
would have lost by q contrary out
come in California Tuesday. Paradox
ically, defeat Of the slate Of delegates
instructed for MIR. Landon Is, In the
net. good fortune for him. Neverthe-
less, he has suffered some loss. One
loss he has incurred may turn out to
be irreparable. It Is loss not only
to him but to the Republican party.
For the factional controversy which
some Of his friends precipitated In
California makes 1t dimcult for the
Republicans to carry that State In
the November election.
In California last Fall. leading Re-
pubNcans, chiefly younger ones. got
together to cure the disruption and
lowered morale which the Republican
party in the State had suffered through
recent defeats. 1t was a harmony
movement. As part Of their plan
they undertook to prevent any fight
in the primary between groups favor
ing the several candidates for the
Presidential nomination.
Land0n Favored Harmony.
BY prolonged consultation and COM
promise they got most Of the factions
to agree to sending to Cleveland q
delegation uninstructed for any Of
the candidates. Many who partici-
pated in the harmony movement
were, and still are friendly to Gov.
Landon. Some Of these asked Gov.
Landon whether 1t was satisfac ctory
to him that the delegation should
be uninstructed, or whether he pre-
ferred to enter his name and try for
. delegation instructed for him. He
replied that he relied upon the friend
illness of the harmony movement, that
he would not enter his name because
IT do not wish to be put in the at
titude of running for the Presidency"
and that he deplored "high-pressure
organization on the part of any one
possible candidate"
Meanwhile William r. Hearst took
up and began to promote Gov. Landon
In his papers throughout the country.
As an incident Of his support, Hearst,
with some allies, determined to set
up In California slate of delegates
instructed for Gov. Landon. About
Evening star., 1936-05-08

Committee needed adviser with
than background Barton fills
the first time that the hardboled
UieDpotnts expectations
wthn tew days shows that officials
generally hold the opinion that nothing w depelop for to tDo
situation still dangerous than
outlook Doubt crisis howeper. that it DH develop
Uithtn The Both the Reds
japanese possibilities
West not always the West In the Interior
Charlie
the Secretary
department Apology probably both Roy
Republican ant Charles Democrat
life should hear the
. colleague their
hated that bad.
Evening star., 1936-05-08
Girls Name Helps Pay
Family Debt to Indians

COLORADO SPRINGS @-
When w. T. Van de Graaff, Colorado
College foot ball coach, and Mrs. Van
de Graft decided to christen their in
FAINT daughter Cherokee, it was q
gesture to the memory of kindly In
dian chief.
About 1900, when warning Greek
Indians menaced the Alabama PLAN
tation of the coach's forbears. a
Cherokee chief took the family inside
his stockade while his tribe battled
the Creeks.
While the family was thus protected
a baby girl was born. The only re-
ward the friendly chief would accept
was the promise the girl would be
named for his tribe.
The name Cherokee has been given
to girl in every generation Of the
family since.
Evening star., 1936-05-08

her removal TO her estate, Fortunate
Fields, near Lausanne, Switzerland,
she began study and experiment with
French Briards, Labrador Retrievers,
Dobermann Pinschers and Shepherds.
Seeking a dog I. O., she became es-
pecially interested in Shepherds and
began breeding and training them
for police work, border patrol, Alpine
relief expeditions and the like.
Her dogs were used by the Metro
politan Police in Italy, She was dec
GRATED by the Swiss government. The
world began to know of her work. In
1928, she told Of her experiments In
an article in the Saturday Evening
Post. Morris S. Frank, a 20-year-old
Southerner. blinded in a basket ball
game. heard of the article. He visited
Mrs. Eustis. in Switzerland. Under her
instruction, he made a life partner
ship with Shepherd dog. He return
ed to crowded Eastern cities to dis
cover that, with the dog as his guide,
he could move safely and briskly
through the heaviest street traffic.
Mrs. Eustis Joined him here and
they established the Seeing Eye, Inc,
IN 1929. 1t is a philanthropy, where
blind persons, who show capacity for
animal companionship and under
standing, pay what may be conven-
lent, or nothing at all.
On being graduated" each takes
with him new and keen pair of eyes
and loyal and intelligent friend that
restores him TO his work, hts business
or profession. There are, at the See
ing Eye, 2l0 dogs, with more matricu-
lating all the time, being trained for
job which they seem to enjoy tre-
mendously.
Copyright. 1851
Evening star., 1936-05-08

relief bills and other major
pending legislation Of them from these
three states meet their constituents almost
imme
The most is being situation Presidential pokes
men are telling they get the
Roosevelt wiH edpe II they delay
until wiu be July before ne cdn
auay. The situation is to them.
effective congressional acerato
Noe-Thee really particular The Texas primary
Mississippi August 2S However,
for up for re-
pou expressed hope for the Wagner housing Dali
explained associates hope for the record
would under
head looked at the ceiling framed his lips
exuded the hope the manner
this mood Mr. Roosevels
hopes higher expectations who knows
testify.
The Deal factions housing legislation
bitter for having been kept out Of the headlines
during weeks
Evening star., 1936-05-08

fed first scientif-
icany and then
practically an d
humanely, led her
to found the
Seeing Eye, Inc.
At her home,
n ear Philadel-
phia, she began
a study Of genet
les, which led
her into selective
cattle breeding at
Hoosic Falls. Con-
tinued rese arch
led her into the
field Of dog in
telligence and on
Evening star., 1936-05-08
Behind the News
Farley Puts Pressure on Senators in Behalf of Tax
Bill and Sells "Going Home" Idea.
BY PAUL MALLoN.

@OSTMASTER GENERAL FARLEY proving
- Senate lately, and not for fun.
acknowledged in the cloak that he
been playing
on being credit
senatorial situation around He has dispeld
corporation
rid Of both tax and relief bills
home.
No one better. The Postnadstr General
political general position to offer little
big political ball. and to deny them to those
pho do q result, highly probable that the
wth only minor concessions and that
s shortly thereafter
aide de Emil Hu rushed
the holding companies bill last session
things looked dark Tor the new Deaera he acted
then because Farley out Of town.
Evening star., 1936-05-08

gapeS bLnungv
instructed, h e
has much more
than any other
candidate, yet
not half enough
to win. It Is the
uninstructed del
egates who win
dominate tn e
convention and
select the Pre6i-
Dental nominee.
In this situa-
ton, prestige Is
i'm portant to
Gov. Landon. So
u goodwill. A
Evening star., 1936-05-08

Deal quarters at
this moment. This
Is because such
. boast is inop-
perfume, If not
indiscreet, when
It Is related to
the fact that
Nebraska received
about $4,451, 900
more in Federal
relief money in
the last year for
which figures are
available t h a n
Nebraska paid the
Federal Govern
ment in taxes.
Evening star., 1936-05-08
Landon Loses
Little Prestige
In Defeat
Kansan Forced Into
Bad Situation in Cali.
fornia Primary.
BY MARK SULLIVAN.

DI MAnGA SUHL1V nm
~ NCE the California primary
~ Tuesday. exactly fve weeks re-
main until the Republican
~ National Convention at Cleve.
land viii select its Presidential NOM
tnee. Gov. Landon Of Kansas is far
in the lead. Yet his lead depends not
On delegates hindingly instructed for
him, but rather on prestige. OF dele
Evening star., 1936-05-08
Severe Temblors Noted.

Two earthquake shocks recently re-
corded at Christchurch Observatory
and believed the most severe ever
known in New Zealand are believed to
have occurred in the Pacific Ocean
south of that country.
Evening star., 1936-05-08
Headline Folk
and What
They Do.
Mrs. Dorothy Harrison
Eustis Honored for
Service to Blind.
BY LEMUEL r. PARTON.

A LONG with Dr.. Nicholas Muir.
~ ray Butler. j. p. Morgan and
~ others. Mrs. Dorothy Harri-
4 4 son Eustis gets the gold medal
OF the National Institute of Social Sci
ences. Her acclaim comes for finding
eyes for the blind, in her Seeing Eye"
Institute, in Morristown, N. j., where
Shepherd dogs become guides for
sightless men and women.
Pursuit Of her keen interest in ami
NAL intelligence and behavior, grati-
Evening star., 1936-05-08
Hard-boiled political reporters here

Hard boiled political reporters here
are having much fun among them
selves over the selection of Bruce
Barton as . Republican campaign
adviser. They associate him with
the Heaven, home and mother" phi
losophy Of public opinion promotion,
predict that the lamb will soon be
slaughtered by the rough-and-tumble
methods of the Washington politicos.
The technical inside situation Is
Evening star., 1936-05-08

It Is suicide for any party Sena-
tor to stand up against his party
President on a major issue, with
the campaign 50 near, to wit:
The White House now Is talking
about a Texas centennial itinerary
which will cause the President to
pause in Mississippi, Arkansas and
Texas.
If you will look at the list OF
committee chairmen and leaders in
Evening star., 1936-05-08
Boast of Low
Tax MayStir
Aid Issue.
Nebraska Emphasizes
u. S. Contributions
to Rich States.
BY DAvIr LAWRENCE

BY DAVlr LAWRENCE
n YEBRASKA'S published boast
nj that it is the taxpayers
| " paradise" because the State
4 ' government has no public
debt, no sales tax and no income tax,
Awakens little enthusiasm in New
Evening star., 1936-05-08

MI
Ths electoral pl,ttom Of tn. EM\>
Chamber Deputies present >GKWZAN
moment was ant-war. /VN
srea. \W>\ -
is opposed to fighting unless France Zx..Sza
prestige IN Europe and
In a ca needs Italys support
Or .he in9 to rsinqu,h her political hold
men uh Hitler The guess that she Uu choose the latter
But the problem
Minister one Of enchmn win take over the rens
sn@ call d p ss 1Ss s nas ee
dked and suspected the able to hold its
. government is forced out by the Partisan
These problems
compelled take consideration
why
Great Britain and the other League members could
succeeding French governments the
the which
1t Laval than the vested interests London
oil sanctions in October
Iauai the British Socialists
Of conflict With
Italy,
Cana! that only efecre against Musoni
Baldwin Anthony Eden No British
remain wn mas n pn e osms s % n @ an o hp ss p sn
nent mentioned of the and
N
.
q, Sir unjustIy
he outo of
MAEE~ =. he Great
NtNHI4n/ Britain a policy.
MNNEEtE+5 III admitted
0xxE hNS(7 I\ opponents that
@OAHS% w
14((DDol = ca suggesions-the
Mussoini-Great
v Britain would have avoided q bitter
Fu~ NzszN humiliation
1he Italian In Ethiopia
entitled delete
cabling
were reading their prtudte correspondence.
had
But the otcial made slight wording
Evening star., 1936-05-08
This Changing World
Mussolini Faces Wrath of New French Governm
Inundated Britain May Drop Eden.
By CONSTANTINE BROWN.

/ CONSTANTINE BkOWN.
Leist
= against Germany and against imitation
of Of
Evening star., 1936-05-08

Sir Samuel was unjustly sacrificed
last Fail when he was booted out of
ofice because he wanted Great
Britain to adopt a realistic policy.
1t is admitted now, even by his
opponents, that he had seen right
and had the cabinet followed his
suggestions the Inflated LAVAL
Hoare proposals to Mussolini-Great
Britain would have avoided q bitter
humiliation.
Evening star., 1936-05-08

xH0D0ozxxxx
administration. because the Italian
dictator represents everything the
extremists In France dislike passion.
stely.
ThG electoral plstform Of the
men who control the French
Chamber Of Deputies st the present
moment was anti-war.
It answers the sentiment Of the
great majority Of the nation which
is opposed to fighting unless France -
u ATTACKED. -
Evening star., 1936-09-13

BEAUTIFUL s-RoOM HOME ON CEMENT
road. z miles from Washington: hot water
heat. hardwood floors, bath. city elect,
telephone basement. porches beautiful
shade: 2.car garage: stable for 10 horses:
wonderful view Of river and surrounding
country: also on fine bus line. with acres
OF rich land in grass. This Is one of the
prettiest settings In Va. Price, S12, 800. 90:
can be arranged. See MASON HIRsT. An
nandele Fairfax County Va. at the end
Of Columbia pike. Phone Alexandria
Evening star., 1936-09-13

1910 X st. NV. National O334.
Evening star., 1936-09-13

YOUR GREAT CHANCE. BUY A MODERN
5-r bungalow, S47.5O rental basis; on
park: porch: good sub. farm and house
likewise. Col. 1866.
Evening star., 1936-09-13

CONGRESS HEIGHTS, -. =.
Almost Ready For Occupancy.
$5,50000.
(TermsD
2-Story Brick.
2 Bed Rooms.
Bath Club and Shower).
Living Room With Open Fireplace.
Dining Room.
Modern Kitchen.
Full Cellar-H-W.H.
Sample house, 1885 HALEY terrace Sc.
Drive out Nichols ave sc. to HALEY place,
left "a block. right y block to house.
Convenient to bus.
1901 Mass. Ave. NV. Ma. 96s3
Evening star., 1936-09-13

s rooms, Q baths; detached house. CEN
ter-hall plan. in one Of Washington's most
convenient and desirable suburban Sec
tions.
WAGGAMAN-BRAWNE REALTY CORP,
100 Eve St NV Met 1880.
Evening star., 1936-09-13
1902 BENTON ST.
-FOUR BED ROOMS.

Feature this new English-style house at
2435 Newton st. ne. Woodridge: 2 fully
tiled baths, Gear garage, automatic heat:
60-foot lot on concrete street. II you
Inspect this home Sunday. Open It'll pm
Evening star., 1936-09-13
SALE-dOUS
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.

S1I,75O-EASY TERMS,
Beautiful. new detached. Colonial brick
home: large lot; 2-story Colonial columns
tion rm., large liv rm, dining rm. kit,
pantry: Above are well-planned and
storage closets. Cellar under entire house.
Gas heating plant. brick garage. We be-
lieve this home to be biggest value in
Chevy Chase. Don't delay, phone now.
r. BATES WARREN.
110S 18th St. NV Natl 9453
Evening star., 1936-09-13
WANTED-REAL ESTATE

CORNER APT. STE. ABOUT 10000 FIT:
south of K ST., west OF Conn ave. east OF
21st; give details, price and plat by letter.
WE WANT NEW LISTINGS, HOUSES
apartments and business property. Call us
and let us know what you have.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC.
1919 NV District lOI5.
Evening star., 1936-09-13
SALE-HOUSES.
ONLY $9,35O.
w r,rxAcruApnArAx

A CHEVY CHASE BARGAIN.
Detached. 8 rooms. 2 baths. elec. re.
frigeration. h.-w.h.. all hardwood floors,
raee. near pom: bus. schno,s Stores: SsraSe
rooms rentable. Real economy. 3S11 Le-
cation St
Evening star., 1936-09-13
443t 3rd ST. N.W.-CORNER

44sf 3rd ST. N.w.-CORNER
2 large rooms. open fireplace. hard
wood trim and floors. > tiled baths.
large kitchen and dinette. h.-wh. elec,.
laundry tubs servants quarters. toilet.
garage and alley: grapes and shrubbery.
Good condition. Price. S10500.
NEAR seth AND T SITS. NV.
Beautiful corner Colonial brick home
8 large rooms and bath. brick garage.
lot 40X100; h W III; less than 10 years
old. Price. So. 500.
GEORGIA AVENUE-COMMERC
To be sold at once for best offer
Suitable for residence and business
without renovation or expense OF any
~ INGRAHAM ST. NV.
Corner. Colonial brick. & rooms. h.
laundry trays. oil burner. built-in ga
rage. Priced. SS.950.
MARYLAND AVENUE NE.
This large bay-window brick house.
garage; brick suitable Tor tourists or
rooming house. Priced to sell.
10th STREET NEAR X NE.
dition. Metal garage on wide alley.
All these rooms are large and paper is
new new, Hot7Tater heat which is very tad EN-
time only so phone US for appointment
to inspect at once.
SACRIFICE!
beautiful s-room. 3-bath home
near 18th and Taylor sts. NV. which
cost S25 900 six years ago-priced for
quick turnover at 800 Equipped
with Venetian blinds. radiator covers
and other extras which would have to
be seen to be appreciated Will con-
slider smaller house in trade.
TRADE
II you have a six-room house In
any section or bungalow in nearby sub
urbs and desire a good S-room home
on Rock Creek Church Road across
from Soldiers Home. see US at once.
Or house may be purchased for $3.50.
NEAR I4th AND HARVARD
STREETS NV.
This f1ne Colonial brick home 2
rooms. gas heat. bath, garage. House
in perfect condition. Cheap at price
asking
DA:HUMpf1RIEC
NE A l. + o r. ,
8OS N. Capitol St.
Ma. 6s32-6733-OS18
Evening star., 1936-09-13
3l4 Penna. Ave. S. E.
$3.50.
9O ,OOO.
Nrrvvxr c,ryrTrTNr0 cTnNU rrNNTEC

NEW STUDIO STONE HOMES.
Beautiful broom studio-type stone home
Just completed on fine lot in nearby Vir,
glnia. Has full studio living room, bed
Kitchen. This is really dream home.
Must be seen to be appreciated. viii sell
on easy terms. Call Mr.. FREDER1CkS or
Mr. WATSON Falls Church 65tj
Evening star., 1936-09-13
w WOODRIDGE.

2S4e Monroe st. n.e.-Attractive de-
tached home. rooms and bath. shower,
large living room with fireplace. concrete
side porch, electric refrigeration. shrub
berry, buiit-in garage, paved street. Open
until 8 pm. Price. 81. 80.
Evening star., 1936-09-13
WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW

1900 22nd st. ne: new all-6rlck
bung allow with large rooms. nooreo AZ
corner lot with shaded side lawn, lust one
block to busses. and stores, open 1or IN
spection daily from to 8 pm.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO.,
c317 R. / Ave NE. North 12O3.
Evening star., 1936-09-13
COLORED.

1923 18th st. n.w.-A three-story brick
building, first commercial Arranged for
3 apts.. and will rent for $3.50 per month
In Al condition and cannot be dupli-
Gated for the same price. Call Mr.. Raine,
Clev. 1751.
WAPLE e. JAMES. INC,
1924 14th ST. NV Dist 3349.
Evening star., 1936-09-13
FIRST SHOWING.

WOODBRIDGE. 360s 2sth st. n:e--New
detached brick homes, rooms. l l2 baths,
fireplace. chestnut trim, attic. modern elecs
down spouts, concrete front porch. wealth
er-stripped. screened: large lot; garage.
Open until o pm. To inspect. out II. l.
ave to 2Sth me-, left to homes.
VIM r. THOROWGOOD
2O24 R L AVE. NE. DECATUR O3l7.
Evening star., 1936-09-13
23 r T AVE NV.
oEr S6,250 TuEsE
DILL ST 750
PETWORTH-S7,95O.

Z Il I w O1t Z II PV ,OOOs
Newly renovated stories and cellar
brick. go #. wide. with living room. din
ing room. kitchen and sun room on first
floor. 3 bed rooms and bath on second
floor Screened sleeping porch. Addl-
tional bath in basement Hot-water heat,
electric refrigeration and 4-car garage.
Located on Decatur ST., convenient to the
ater. stores and schools.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
700 18th St. Realtor. National 0753.
Evening phone Georgia 9O12.
Evening star., 1936-09-13
80 Acres; 3 Rooms-S1, $50.

Garage. well. spring. fruit: house in Al
condition. surrounded by large oak shade:
miles out, Va. $500 cash. bal. one trust
at SIS per month. MARTIN T. WEBB &
Evening star., 1936-09-13
SEE THIS HOME

II contains light comfortable rooms
and spacious bath, complete kitchen.
screened porch and detached garage:
Situated on a large. prettlly landScaped
Evening star., 1936-09-13
S7 Q50-TERMS.

New brick home. complete in every de-
tail, 6 unusually large rooms. pains.
recreation room. ELECTRIC HEALTH
KITCHEN, automatic heat. copper screens,
metal weather strips, garage. paved street
and alley. See this house today.
1927 4th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1936-09-13
BRICK BUNGALOW

Woodbridge. 1920 Franklin ST. n.e.-New
brick bungalow, r. and b., f1oored attic
fireplace. h.-w.h.. modern kitchen. large
cellar, concrete front porch: lot 40x157:
near school. stores. cars. Open until 8
pm. To inspect, out R: I. ave, to 18th
st. ne, right one block to Franklin, then
left to home.
VIM R. THoRoWGooD
H024 r. /. AVE. NE. DECATUR 0317.
1902 BENTON ST.
Glover Park-Thoroughly reconditioned;
vacant: 6 rooms. tiled bath, : screened
porches.. b.-i garage. Please call Mr.. Ma
ioney. Clev. 7649. or for sale by any broker.
B. H. GRUVER,
S16 Invest. Bldg Nat. 1887,
Evening star., 1936-09-13

4oS SEWARD SQUARE Sc.
Close to Capitol and Library. one OF
the best constructed homes IN TINS Sectlon.
rooms and = baths. Completely recondl-
toned and ready for immediate occupancy.
Reasonably priced. "
OPEN SUNDAY FOR INSPECTION.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
Evening star., 1936-09-13

BY OWNER@2 HOUSES, 7-ROOM
brick. 1 7-room frame: all modern: real
36Qe North 18th st., Clarendon. Va. Clar.
-epdon 1918.
Evening star., 1936-09-13
HOME AND INVESTMENT.

10 rooms, 2-apartment house; private
baths: large lot; 2-car garage; on paved
one. rent the other; very small monthly
payments; $3.50; see this home and IN:
vestment. R. T. VIOLET g. SON. 3Si3
34th St., Mt. Rainier. Md. Hyattsville
SI9. IA
Evening star., 1936-09-13

road: bath. hot-air furnace, city elect:
beautiful. creek: Greyhound and school
buses stop at property: s. miles from
cash: assume si500.00 loan: balance
$50 90 per month: See MASON HIRST.
end Of Columbia pike. Phone Alexandria
Evening star., 1936-09-13
3l15 18th st. NV.
CAPITOL, HILL.

Splendid. newly decorated lO-room
house modern convenienceS: real bargain
at $500. Opened Sunday. OWNER.
A21H 3rd ST NV