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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1936-03-26
To Celebrate Tooth Birthday

The venerable George Marley, Deer
Park, will celebrate his Tooth birthday
anniversary at his home on Wednes-
day, April LIST, at Deer Park.
His friends are being requested to
send him postcard greeting. Open
house will also be observed at his home
where any wishing to chat with him on
that day may do so.
Mr.. Marley was born in England,
coming to the United States before the
Civil War and participated in many of
the battles occurring during the COS
as a Union soldier. He is one of the
very few veterans yet living in this
county.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1936-03-26
Released From Jail on Bond

George Orval Bucklew, who was
held in jail last week on the charge
of unlawful shooting, was released
under $500 bond. Bucklew fired on
Hairless Nestor, at Swallow Falls, as
officers were attempting to overtake
the latter. Nestor was wanted on
charges of wife beating.
The bone in Nestor's leg was shat
tered by the bullet from Bucklew's
gun and he is convalescing in Memoir
al hospital, Cumberland, where he
was taken. He will be returned to Oak
land in the near future and lodged in
he county Jail to await the Septem-
yer term of court.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1936-03-26
STATE OFFICIALS HERE To-
ENFORCE DOG QUARANTINE
Owners Show Disregard of Ord
ers TO COnfine AnimaIs-StilI
Running at Large
LOCAL EDICT NOT OBEYED

Because of wholesale disregard for
the dog quarantine under which the
county was placed last week by the
State at the request of the Board of
County Commissioners. there are now
men in the county from the State
Office in Baltimore with strict orders
to see that the quarantine is enforced,
it was announced yesterday.
Some months ago the town of Oak
land ordered that the ordinance re-
quiring dogs to be prohibited from
running at large be enforced. When
several mad dogs had run through the
county and, as result, had bitten
two people and caused the death of
livestock, the County Commissioners
also went on record as favoring a
strict enforcement of the county dog
ordinance. Later they required all
dogs to be muzzled.
Upon each occasion the dogs con-
tinued to run, it was stated. One or
two muzzles were seen but in general
people were paying no attention to
the ordinances. Last week the Coun-
ty Commissioners requested the state
to establish dog quarantine for pro-
lection of citizens from possible at
tack of mad dogs. AS this has also
been disregarded, the State is prepar-
ing to enforce the law.
DR.. C. E. Poe, deputy state veteri-
marian, in explaining the require
ments yesterday, stated that the
Quarantine applies to all dogs in
Garrett county, farm dogs as well as
city pets"
Believing that many people had not
realized the requirements DR.. Poe
stated that every chance would be
given to let the people know what
was expected. Then, if disregard of
the quarantine still persisted, that
the State was prepared to make ar
rests and prosecute the dog owners.
DR.. Poe continued: "All dogs must
be confined. This means penned, tied
or on leash. They are not permitted
to run loose on owners grounds.
Owners Of dogs are responsible for
complying with the quarantine and
will be prosecuted for violations.
"People harboring dogs not owned
by them are responsible and should
either tie them up or have them dis
posed of. All law enforcing officers
are empowered to enforce this quar-
antine.
cit is not the wish of the State au-
thorities to destroy dogs or impose
fines upon owners, but we do want
cooperation of the dog OWNERS to pro-
tect human health and live stock
against rabies"
The quarantine will continue until
June 10, unless there are further out
breaks in which case it will be extend
ed. DR.. Mark Welsh, State veteri--
marian, Baltimore, is having several
of his men continue to ride through
the county looking for violators, and
will be arrested if they continue to
refuse to abide by the law, it was
stated. Neil C. Fraley, States At
torney, stated that the quarantine
should be enforced and that anybody
brought before him would be prose-
cuted.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1936-03-26
RELIEF LEGISLATION SET
ASIDE FORSUBSTITUTE BILL
New Measure In Legislature Is
Backed by Baltimore Delegates;
Would Extend Gross Receipts
TO RAISE FIVE MILLIONS

Advocates of a $5,O0O,0OO re-
lief revenue program, which the
House Ways and Means commit
tee at Annapolis in a surprise
maneuver yesterday substituted
for the Senate's $3,100,000 re-
lief bill, forced an adjournment
of the House of Delegates last
night, which had been held over
to act on the relief measure.
The committee adopted a fav-
orable report on the Senate bill,
but by a IA to 10 vote agreed to
submit committee amendments which
will strike out the entire text of the
Senate measure and write in it pro-
gram advocated by Baltimore city
members.
The Senate program embraces 81
per barrel tax on beer; 10 per cent
amusement tax; scent per gallon floor
tax on whiskey and 1 per cent auto
mobile titling tax. The committee
amendments either strike out or cut
down the levies in the Senate bill.
The new revenue program adopted
by the committee follows:
Continuation Of the present l
per cent gross receipts tax for one
month to April 80, S325,OOO.
Three-fOurths of one per cent
gross receipts tax for IL months
from April 80, with the first
$1,000 monthly business exempt
ed, $2,1OO,OOO.
One per cent tax on commercial
electric, gas, steam sales, and on
telephone, kilograms and admis-
sions, $425,0O0.
One per cent automobile titling
tax, 100000.
Fifty cents per barrel beer tax,
\ $55O,OOO.
Total, $4,1O0,O00.
In addition, the program includes in
PRODUCTION of another bill to reallocate
100000 collections from the state di-
rect and collateral inheritance taxes
to relief and old age pensions, making
the $5,OOO,O00 program.
The committee action in striking out
the Senate bill, was brought about by
a coalition of Baltimore city members
with delegates from Baltimore coun-
ty, Delegate William H. Labrot dem.
Anne ArundeD, and Republican men,
bers of the committee. This bloc in the
committee was sufficient to adopt the
new program.
Fight Amusement Tax
The main fight yesterday centered
on the 10 per cent amusement taxes,
with motion picture theatre owners
making a last stand, and asserting
that the tax would cut down their pat
ronage, force some theatres to close
and add to unemployment. One Balti-
more theatre owner declared he would
close a theatre in northeast Baltimore
as soon as the tax was enacted, throw
ing twelve persons out Of work.
The theatre owners suggested that a
five-cent tax be levied on all passes
distributed in the state to motion pic
ture theatres, race tracks, baseball
games, football games, or any other
sport or amusement when an admis-
sion charge is paid. This tax would be
paid by the person using the pass.
Members of the Ways and Means
Committee are giving serious consid-
Grafton to the plan to tax passes, which
it was estimated would bring in about
100000 annual revenue. It is possible
that it will be incorporated in the Sem
ate bill, the amusement tax being re-
duced proportionately.
-O-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1936-03-26
Only Few Loans Here

Fifteen loans amounting to $3,724,
have been made in Garrett county
for modernization and repair under
the Federal Housing Administration
Title 1, it was announced this week by
Arthur E. Hungerford, state director
In Maryland total of 9,149 loans
aggregating $3,725,S2S.T had beer
insured by February 1. Garrett coun
ty was fourth from the bottom of thf
list of the counties asking for loans.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1936-03-26
DETAILED PROGRAM FOR
YOUTH WEEK ANNOUNCED
Is Being Sponsored by Oakland
Rotary Club-Will Be Held
From April rs to May 2
ESSAY CONTEST PLANNED

"A detailed program 1Of lie celeDrd-
ton of Boys and Girls Week, spon-
sored by the Oakland Rotary club, has
been arranged by the Boys Work
Committee of the club consisting of
Rev. C. A. Shilke, Ralph Weber and
DR.. w. W. Grant.
This week is to be observed April
26 to May 2. The general objectives
of this special week of activities, in
ternational in scope, are to focus
public attention upon youth as the
nations greatest asset; to interest
boys and girls in themselves, in order
to develop cooperative spirit between
homes, schools, and churches.
The program planned includes the
following:
Sunday, April 26-Every boy and
girl in the county is urged to be in
church. Pastors are being urged to
deliver special sermons.
Monday, Tuesday, April 81 and %,
attention conferred upon educational
development of their boys and girls.
Wednesday, Thursday, April 20 and
80, holding of achievement contest,
when detectives of handcraft are to
be exhibited in the Red Cross room
under the postoffice at Oakland.
The finals in the Essay contest are
to be held in Oakland High school
on Wednesday evening, April 20.
Representatives of high schools will
compete for first prize of $500 on the
subject of "Youth States Its Case"
There are also second and third prizes
of $500 and $500.
Friday, May 1, winners of contests
will be guests of Rotarians at their
weekly luncheon, where prizes will be
awarded.
Saturday, May 2, hikes and outings
to be arranged by local boy and girl
scouts.
Achievement Contest
Articles for the achievement con-
test must be the exhibitor of high
school age or under, and exhibits
must be in Oakland on April 20 at
l o'clock.
Exhibits are to be classified as fol-
lows:
Art-water color and crayon prints,
posters, mechanical and architectural
drawings, statuary, art metal work,
taxidermy.
ollection-stamps, coins, her.
barium, knots, miscellaneous collec-
tions.
Home Economics-cotton dreIsses,
aprons, knitted articles, crocheting,
embroidery, homemade candy, cakes,
biscuits.
Wood Work-knitting stand, corner
rack, three legged foot stool, bird
houses, wood carving, coaches.
Models-steam engines, ste m
shovels, electric motors, boats, air.
planes, flying and Notifying and as
sembled.
There will be miscellaneous divis-
ion for things not included in above
group. Anybody desiring help may
inquire of your manual training,
home economics or other instructor,
or from the principal of the school.
Essay Contest
The essay contest is open to all
pupils in high schools of the county,
and is under the direction of the Eng
lish departments. Each school will
choose it's own method of securing its
representative. Further details may
be had from the English teachers or
principals.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1936-03-26

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Evening star., 1936-10-08
HOUSES FURNISHED.

SMALL. ATTRACTIVELY FURN. HOUSE
Wardman Park section: modern conyen-
fences For appointment. call Col. 26S6.
1435 MONROE ST N.W.-CONvENIENT
location; q rooms, bath, all modern cor
veniences;. months or year; $50 month;
adults; reference. -
GEORGETOWN = UNUSUALLY ATTRAc-
month. months or LONGER. Dec. 3447.
o, BEAUTIFUL GRANT CIRCLE NV
r. b.. glassed porch; ami; nicely fur
nished "-car gar; st. GabreIs Parish;
convenient; adults: S77.50. Georgia 0170.
s5S WHITTIER ST. N.W.-MOTHER (EM-
ployedD and grown son will share comfort;
rooms and use of entire house as your own;
reasonable: garage. After 5.
SEVERAL ATTRACTIVE. FURNISHED
A'TFo rTo7 81 i ~ ofSfE1 NsFoasi ss7s.
2927 MACoMB ST. N.W,-s ROOMS AND
bath. h-w,h.: available immediately: Call
after pm. or all day Sunday. SI2O
FOR THREE OR FOUR MONTHS. CHARM
ing house in Edgemoor. Md; 3 bed rooms.
:, full baths, lavatory on hrst floor. serv-
ants quarters and bath in basement: to
desirable tenants Call Wisconsin 1865.
LARGE sEMI-BUNGALOW. 3 BID. RMS.
90 min. downtown: mod. Greenwood 1899.
2O7 1st ST NE-ATTRACTfVE BRICK
home. with marvellous view of the Capitol.
facing Senate once Bldg, close to the
Supreme Court and Congressional Library;
h-wh., Frieidaire; attractiveiv furnished;
will lease for / VI. or longer; S135 per
NV Phone Nationa! 0753
Evening star., 1936-10-08
HOUSES FOR SALE.
BRICK BUNGALOWS.

Ss.500-COLUMBA HEIGHTS
Substantial brick home: d large bed
rooms. 2 full baths. Let this home be a
good Investment for you. Call Ma. 143S
until pm.
BRICK BUNGALOWS.
35 Jefferson st. ne CORNER Blair rd.)-
5 large rooms. with hoored attic and built
IN garase: oil burner with air-conditioning:
1900 22nd st. ne. Woodridge-The last
broom all-brck bungalow with built-in
garage; perfectly equipped: $1,000 down.
Open Daily Until Pm
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO.
1917 r. l. Ave. NE. North 1908.
S11.750-CLEVELAND PIX.
Near Cathedral; 3 very spacious rooms. =
baths, automatic heat, @. z. icebox, attic,
attractive fireplace. 2-car brick garage
spacious and well-landscaped lot. This
good-looking brick home. built by one OF
Washington's best builders. was priced at
SI7. 800 only a few wears ago. The reason
for extremely low price, owner is leaving
$7,95O-NEAR WESTERN HIGH,
In Burleith. This Colonial brick home is
only a few years old, but has been newly
painted and papered and positively looks
like new. There are large rooms. cleo
refrigeration, beautiful bath. modern and
well-eQuipped kitchen. automatic heat.
screened and weather stripped, built-in
garage, insulated; many other features.
This house convenient TO schools, trans
portation and only II minutes heart Of
city. Truly real value
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DIST. 14l1.
Evening star., 1936-10-08
HOUSES FOR SALE.

5-ROOM BRICK. IN BEST Sc. SECTION;
owner leayins city; must sell this week for
S4.260. Mr.. JONES. District 5979.
Evening star., 1936-10-08
ca 160-CEEVy CHASE

condition. vacant and located on q large.
beautifully wooded lot. in the Leland sec
ton OF Chevy Chase. Six nice. big rooms
fireplace modern in every detail side liv-
ing porch. garage. in fact all and much
more than you would expect for such
modest price. but this price is for a quick
sale. To inspect. phone
r M HOOKED MetrnnnlitAn oRR3.
Evening star., 1936-10-08
EXCEPTIONAL BUY.

Chevy Chase. d. C.-Brick, new: half
block Conn. ave; & rms. 2 baths. oil
Should be inspected at once: S9.650. Call
J.. WESLEY BUCHANAN. INC. Cleveland
o9.l2 until Q D m
Evening star., 1936-10-08
HOUSES FUR. OR UkFUR.

54O7 Sth ST NV
Detached; rooms, bath elec. refris-
orator oil burner. glass-inclosed sleeping
porch; unfurnished. S65; furnished, $50.
1a-1 ST. P5 n w Coi nsae
Evening star., 1936-10-08

NEAR NORTH CAPITOL AMP BRYANT
brick house in a strictly white neighbor.
hood and containing large rooms and
bath, garaRe. h.-w.h. electricity; excellent
$4,000. terms.
10Io I6th Gf NV Natl 1900.
Evening star., 1936-10-08
PRICE $3.50.

Near 3rd St. and Rhode Island Ave. NE.
attractive modern brick home with
rooms tiled bath. concrete front porch ana
House has been reconditioned like new. and
can be purchased on very rea sonable terms.
For appointment to inspect call MT; Apiei.
POXHALI, VILLAGE - BARGAIN = A
beautiful row-brick house in Foxhan VII
lage on f1ne improved street. House con-
tains 9 large rooms and bath. NV h.. eiee-
tricIty, refrigeration; room for garage; fair
condition only. but at very low price,
1880 90.
Evening star., 1936-10-08
DESK SPACE WANTED.

WANTED-DEsK SPACE OR SMALL or.
fice room with use OF telephone for neon:
ing calls. by Washington representative OF
old established Phila. waste manufacturer.
Address Box SILK. Star once.
Evening star., 1936-10-08
HOUSES FOR SALE.
CHEVY CHASE D C

CORNER BRIcK-LoT ssx131.
old: rms. 2 baths. den and breakfast
porches. oil burner. electric refrigeration,
screens, weather strips. insulated and
caulked; built-in garage. Near Conn. ave.
and the Circle. Priced for quick sale.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
728 18th St. REALToR. National o753.
Evening. Phone Georgia 4gs7.
s.. .26o-FuILY, DETACHED HOME IN
SHEPHERD Psrk.cony'nis9St Park. ..Soo 70 t5.ns s.ysn
rooms and bath. extra laystory. hot
water heat. hardwood floors. front
porch and two-car garage. Needs pa
pering and painting. but is one Of the
cheapest homes we have ever onereo In
Ss, ,5OONs-roon., 2-bath brick in conven-
lent and desirable northwest section;
2-csr GARAGE. hot-water heat. Can be
on reasonable terms.
Chain BridTe "a. Detached stone rest
a .vstory = hosnWster So Hs heat, a a-esr buiit.in
garage, electric refrieerator. This house
on sasSNos SfsShitol lS. q IuoHs i1K1as tss.. co.
1908 H St. NV. National 2345.
FIRST TIME OFFERED.
900 AND 6O4 VAN BUREN ST. NV.
Beautiful Detached Homes
heat, electric refrigerator, garage and all
the latest improvements.
psn D2T. aDd odt LTsted INA IooE Snt Thsm over
HOWENSTEIN REALTY
CORP,
141s st NV District 1877.
Evening star., 1936-10-08
BRADLEY HILLS.

Close-in section: q large lot, with
beautifully designed home in this exclusive
section. is now available for your inspec-
and bath on LIST floor: bed rms. nursery
and bath on end floor. Newest type kitcnen
equipment. oil burner are some OF the 0n-
usual features in this home; $11. .15O THIS
home is worthy Of your inspection Can
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. INC. Wisconsin
Evening star., 1936-10-08
ApARTMENTs SUBURBAN.

2O0I N. CLEVELAND ST. CLARENDON,
vas rms. bath. unfurn.. ami. 2no
floor: garage. back porch: $50 per month";
adults Walnut Ss32.
NEARBY MD.-MODERN, PARTLY FURN.;
3 rms, bath with shower. kitchen, screen
ed porch; @. E. refrigeration. oil burner;
private entrance. Greenwood 1879.
APARTMENT, ROOMS AND BATH. UN.
furnished, S45. Apply A. E. DYE. 31O4
Columbia pike. Arlington. Va.
APARTMENTS WANTED.
WE CAN RENT YOUR APARTMENT. CALL
MR.. ELLIS once for details.
1910 Vermont, Room 217. Natl. 1884. "
WANTED-U NFU NISHE D APT. 3
rooms. kitchen. bath; in nearby virginia;
not over. $55. P. o. Box S53. Falls
Church. Va
SUBURBAN APARTMENT.
Desirably located property With acre
quiet rooIns for family Of three. Address
complete particulars to Box 2S1-k. Star
office.
BROTHER AND SISTER ARE DESTROYS
OF 2-bed-room furnished apt. reasonable
price: Mt. Pleasant section preferable. Call
Greenwood 2367-W after 4:30 pm. 81
. R.. KIT, BATH. UNFURN.. PRIVATE
home. NV: sleeping porch preferred. Call
District 6910. Ext. 3, 9-4:30.
Evening star., 1936-10-08
PROPERTY FOR SAL

NEW 4-FAMILY APARTMENTS, CENTRAL
heating unit. semi-detached. two and one
bed rooms: located in good NV section.
ERT. ! Thomas circle. National 0652
HIGH CLASS APT.
Bldg, pays better than log on a $50
AID. 1871 G St NV. Nat. 1886.
INVEST $4,000 CASH IN THIS 4-FAMILY
nat and receive over $1,000 net income
per VI. Wisconsin 1855
Evening star., 1936-10-08
HousEs-wAkTEp TO RENT.

FIVE OR SIX ROOM HOUSE NORTH
west or nearby Maryland. Nov. to June
]; ami; good neighborhood; not over $50.
5 OR 8 ROOM HOUSE. VICINITY ADAMS
School community; available Nov. lilo.
Address Box 2S5-K. Star ONCE.
BY RESPONSIBLE GOVT. EMPL, 8 OR
rooms, furn.. suburban S4O-S60 by Nov.
j. Write BENZ. FRA. p. O. Box 103. City.
Evening star., 1936-10-08
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

LOT 25 FIT. OVER FRONT. SUITABLE
for rug cleaning plant. Call Adams 5712.
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.
4-BED-R CORNER HOUSE NEAR
Catholic Univ: garage gas heat Sell or
will trade for smaller row house or sub
urban. Decatur 629l. @
Evening star., 1936-10-08
STORES FOR RENT.

A CORNER STORE IN THE SOUTHWEST
section, suitable for any business. Rent
PERCY II. RUSSELL CO.. 1871 K St. NV.
THE ONLY STORE IN COLONIAL WI
lage shopping center Adioins Colonial
Village Apartments. Clarendon, Va. is or
30 feet front available. KASS REALTY
72l-23 SLIGO AVE-STORE IN HEART
of residential section OF Silver 6prins.
KASS REALTY Co. National G6S2.
Evening star., 1936-10-08

a GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY
Ss.250-Corner 2-family nat. brick con.
struction. only few months old Each
apartment has 4 rooms and bath, Sepa-
rate heating plants: tenants furnished
own fuel: excellent white rental loca.
ton. Income. SS5 per month.
$40 O0O-Ten-room. three-bath brick in
good northwest section: Z bed rooms,
Fas heat (air-conditioned). front porch.
weather-stripped. open fireplace: in
sulated roof In excellent location for
roomlng house
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
15OS II ST NV National o34h
Evening star., 1936-10-08
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

1900 GALLATIN ST. NV. (sAULs AD-
dition)-Detsched center-hall brick; 4
BED ROOMS. 2 BATHS; automatic heat;
den garage. fne. big lot. Will consider
small row house in trade. Call Mr.. Miller,
BOSS & PHELPS. NATIONAL 1900. EVE
NINGS PHONE CLEVELAND O112.
Evening star., 1936-10-08
FOXHALL VILLAGE.

Six-room house in very fne condition.
Rented $3.50 per year. Price. $3.50.
BOSS PHELPS. 1417 K ST.
249-245 OGLETHORPE ST. NV.
and family apts.. some with . bed
rooms; one on corner, one ssrnI-detached:
facing Govt. park; rents, $3.50 and
S3.36O yearly. Will consider trade. Owner.
RIRON Met 116O
Evening star., 1936-10-08
FOUR ROW BRICKS.

JUST OFF PENN. AVE. Sc
These houses have rooms each and
are rented to good tenants for $3.50 per
year. There is a S5 900 building loan and
owner will sell all four houses for $40. 900,
on terms. Gall MR.. DREW. Met. 1897.
Evening star., 1936-10-08
1870 NICHOLS AVE. S.E.

19ZU NICHOLS AVE. Sc.
New store. 20xsO IT.. with full base
ment; oil heat: beautiful show windows;
adjacent to Peoples DRUG Store; suitable
for shoe store, hardware or mems wearing
apparel; long-term lease to responsible
party. Apply
LURIA & KATZ, INC,
SOL H St. NV. Natl. O276.
Evening star., 1936-10-08
SEEING rs BELIEVING.

YOU GET MORE than your moneys
worth for S10.75O in this NEW 6-room and
2.bath COLONIAL BRICK in choice Chevy
LOVELY SCREENED PORCH French doors
from dining rm.; LARGE LIV. RIM with
kitchen conveniences; stairway to finished
attic; beautiful lot. Call j. WESLEY
BUCHANAN, INC. Metropolitan 3I72 un'
Evening star., 1936-10-08

$3.50.
Nearly new studio-type brick bungalow:
r. II, A. loan; monthly payments only
S62l, includes principal, interest ana
t6xes; lovely rooms maids room studio
ful landscaped lot, So wide: close to
schools, stores and Transportation. For
appointment to inspect call Cley. OOOb.
Evening star., 1936-10-08
S8.650,
A GENUINE BARGAIN IN

GENUINE BARGAIN IN
Mt. PLEASANT.
Semi-detached brick. rooms "A BED
ROOMS. BATHS, automatic heat and
refrigeration, built-in garage. Well located.
CALL Mr.. DRISCOLL. BOSS & PHELPS.
NATIONAL $500. EVENING. PHONE NET
ROPOIITAN O122
Evening star., 1936-10-08
DETACHED. CENTER-HALL BRICK.
SACRIFICE-S127 750

Well located in fine NV. section: very
lar0e rooms ga baths. automatic heat.
refrigeration: breakfast room. attic. gear
brick garage, maids room: spacious lot.
paved street: brand-new. Priced at S16.-
Schools. transportation. stores within walk
ing distance. Phone Cleveland 7096. Quick
action advised
Evening star., 1936-10-08
H. .$14,750.
18th and Col. Rd.

Attractive. bright home containing IA
rooms, 5 baths, ami. Excellent condition.
A prokressive family can make this house
BAY fer itself n . very short time. Cali
oooYg1A 600e.
Evening star., 1936-10-08

NO -F-AMII1 FLATS.
inree buildings in q group: located 4th
ana Decatur SITS. NV. central heating
plant: $1,000 annual rental. Outstanding
location and investment
NO. 2-BUSINESS PROPERTY AND APTS.
corner building containing large stores
and 5 apartments: excellent ne. location;
SIS. GOO annual rental
NO. 3-l4-UNIT APARTMENT HOUSE.
Building recently completed: outstanding
sc. location: $4,000 annual rental: near
GOVT. park. stores and transportation.
information. call Mr.. Towbes
1404 K ST. NV CAFRITZ DIST pOsO.
Evening star., 1936-10-08
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

DUPONT CIRCLE. 1885 N. damp. ave-
Immaculate. warm house.
Best service.
Best food.
Walking distance.
$4,000 Phone North 9535.
Evening star., 1936-10-08

1776 MASS. AVE. NV.
distinctive home for young people in
In unsurpassed location. Reasonable.
Evening star., 1936-10-08
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

COLUMBIA dE1Gd1S.
Located west of 14th ST.. and convenient
to the Park 'rd. shopping district; rooms
(6 large bed rooms), 2-ear garage, electric
refrigeration. Excellent condition. This
house will pay for itself in . short time.
Cali Randolph 4453.
Evening star., 1936-10-08
SUPERB INVESTMENT

Three 4-famiIy apt bides.- brand-new
very modern; rooms e bed rooms) and
bath each: oil heat: best locsa ion in Sc
SSTner Dner furnishes M heat; Rent more than
PHILLIPS CANDY. INC.
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