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sort of a way. But it Is well known
that Mr.. Terrell is only "a and that
Mrs. Terrell was never, never, never
schoolmarm. When asked yesterday
if he was certain she never taught
school. Mr.. Terrell laughingly replied:
Certainly not-she never knew her
A, B or C's anyway"-something
which good-looking Mrs. Terrell, we
hope, will now vigorously deny.
A RTHUR LEVY came to town yes
terday, the genial well-dressed
gentleman who hasn't visited us since
Katie Hepburn skipped off that train
Just before the opening of "The Lake" :"
Mr.. Levy, who is bear on forgetting
such things and who is producer,
writer and whatnot in his own right,
is here to acquaint us with few
things in advance of Sweet Aloes,"
the Jay Mallory play which was really
written by Joyce Carey, and which
will be presented at the National the
week of February "a. miss Carey is
a member of the cast.)
Sweet Aloes," as you know, has
been a tremendous hit in London for
some time, where Diana Wynyard, late
of Hollywood, has had success lou" !"
Evelyn Laye, who will play 1t here, Is
rehearsing at this minute in New
York. Miss Laye made her stage de-
| but at the age of four. The rest
of her career is an open book.
Mr.. Levy incidentally advises all
Manhattan week enders to attend the
performance of Murder in the Red
Barn." the Harry Bannister-John
Krimsky-Lucius Beebe entertainment,
which is playing to standing room
| only in town. At the opening night
Mr.. Levy said he saw for the first
! time in his life all the critics having
a good time-together."
X
| A MEMBER of the New Theater
a Group of Washington has just
come into this Office to say that
Representative Byron Scott of Cali
fornia, after reading Private Hicks, B"
which will be presented Friday night
at the Press Club Auditorium. has
announced that he will not only
sponsor the play, but be speaker
there that night, too"
| X X X X
A T HOME ABROAD" will probably
play the National the first week
of March.
The Harvard Hasty Pudding Clubs
annual musical show is slated for the
National Sunday night, March 20.
Metro Goldwyn- Mayer will play host
at the Variety Club luncheon on Mon
day.
Heidi" the Children Theater's
Saturday morning production, is a
sell-out.
| You can see both ''Disraeli" and
First a Girl" tonight at the Belasco
for those same few nickels.
Mrs. Arthur Cox Movietone) De
Tilta is laid low again with that bug
and is at home nursing what husband
Arthur calls for "bronichal tubes"
X X y
"ANTED-a Goliath
The Children's Studio of
Speech and Dramatic Art has sent
| out an o S in behalf of an expert
enced Goliath'-whatever that is.
Anyway, the Goliath who was orig
inaIly cast in the production of "The
Pot of Gold" which will be presented
Saturday afternoon, February 29, at
Roosevelt High School, has given out
on account of his Government duties
and new one must be found.
He must be over 6 feet tall. Call
Rose Robson Cohen.
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the most polished and well-mannered'
of all actors, but to the Warner COM
pany, which has dug into this one and
made as interesting a picture as you
will find.
It is different. 1t has pathos and
wise philosophy, and it won't leave
you "rarin'" to go. But If you have
an afternoon or evening when you
crave quiet, intelligent amusement
even with its pack of gangsters, its
gas stations, its bottles and nitwitS
and the chatty old man-then HE
yourself to the Earle on Friday, where
this picture will be shown.
This is not a review. There is law
in these parts which saves the final
accounting until after the film has its
first showing-a wise law, since it en-
ables the reviewer who is in doubt to
juggle his opinion along with a full
audience. This is just sneaklng sus-
picion a few days ahead of time that
you will like The Petrif1ed Forest"
In it Bette Davis has her first COM
pletely sympathetic role. She is as
good as we always hoped she might
be.
A MOTHER film which is heading
this way and which has attracted
a great deal of favorable comment
already is THE Life of Louis Pas
teur," starring Paul MUM. We have
come upon a letter written to Mr..
Harry M. Warner by H. M. de Lin
clays, head of the French Line In
this country, which says:
MY dear Mr.. Warner:
Having had the privilege of see
ing a preview of the new film, The
Life of Louis Pasteur,' want to tell
you what truly splendid accom-
plishment I think it is. I feel that
YOU, the directors and the players are
to be congratulated on real artistic
presentation.
Particularly gratifying to me, as a
Frenchman, is the influence this pic
ture will have in spreading to millions
of Americans a better appreciation
of Louis PasteurS great contribu-
ton to all mankind, to his everlast-
ing credit and that of his native land.
And many of my French friends have
expressed themselves to me as shar-
ing this viewpoint with me.
Cordially, yours,
III. NORM de Linclays."
X X
PARAMOUNT has beat the other
companies to the screen rights
of Valiant Is the Word for Carrie
1t ought to make a grand film
depressing as it is. And Metro Gold
wyn-Mayer probably has already
availed itself of THE Hurricane" by
the authors of "Mutiny on the
Bounty" Thus today are writer's re-
warded for their labors. Thus today
does the gold come rolling in from
the West, as it did in the days OF
other kinds of 'rushes." Which re-
minds us-why hasn't somebody
snapped up Pendleton Hogan's Bishop
of Havana? There's a strong role
there for somebody. And Havana is
particularly in the minds eye this
season Of the year.
X X
CONSIDERATION spread In the
household of the Dan Terrells
yesterday, An article had appeared
somewhere stating that Mr.. Terrell,
who won a Carnegie medal and much
loose cash, is "a hero at 25." The
article also stated Tin BOX Office"
by the way) that Mrs. Terrell was
formally 'schoolmarm."
Being nice people, the Terrells, of
course, did not throw pies or other
wise work themselves UP in a culinary
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nent Irish painter,
who doesn't know
one film star from
another because
he never visits
film t h e a t e RS,
spied M a r e n e
Dietrich clad in
the peasant cos
tune she wears
in II Love q Sol
dier." who is
t h a t beautiful
woman?" he de-
nanded of Her
bert Marshall.
I'D like to paint
her - Five hours
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GIVES PROGRAM TONIGHT
Agriculture Orchestra Selects
Opera and Symphony Music.

The United States Department Of
Agriculture Orchestra, DR.. Walter
Bauer, conductor, will give the follow
ing program tonight at $3.50 in the
Department Of Agriculture auditorium,
South Building, Fourteenth street and
Independence avenue:
Overture, "William Tell' -Rossini
Meditation from the opera '"Thais," for
(Dr. r. Leibsohn, soloist.)
symphony No. -Mendelssohn
ITO commemorate Abraham Lincoln' 8
birthday
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Carole Lombard's Diet
Rumored Taking Its Toll
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM.

oLLYWooD February l2The continued dieting by Caro Lombard
health. The OF
explained
friends
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1.-THE Petrified Forest
Is An Excellent Film
Leslie Howard and Bette Davis Are Starred
in the Former Stage Hit Which Was
Written by Robert Sherwood.
BY E. de S. MELCHER.

first time that thing has been admitted around these
better film than play
only better it is much much bet-and the play as you
dialogue writing and to Leslie Howard
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Martins Song Program
Is Varied and Delightful
Accompanist and Co-Soloist, Miguel Sando-
val, Joins With Him in Generous
Response to Encores
BY ALICE EvERSMAN.

Constitution Hall deter
mined enjoy the Of Nno Martini the fullest extent for
began demanding after his first And Mr. Martini under
audience
and radio His built to suit TASTE might
be fou~d the assembly
the
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except Kay Francis noticed she shed
9 pounds as a result of her South
American tour. :. Dorothy Parker,
erstwhile hater of Hollywood, returned
from trip to New York vowing she
would never leave here again.
While walking around the Para
mount lot, Sir John Lavery, the emf
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later, Sir John was ready to leave
with an incompleted portrait Of Miss
Dietrich tucked under his arm when
his shout of greeting to Allison Skip
worth stopped every one in his tracks.
It seems that Sir John had painted
her 40 years ago, when she was the
toast of the London stage.
Irving Thalberg attended a recent
party given by Marion Davies alone,
while his wife, Norma Shearer, stayed
at home to nurse the proverbial Cali
fornia cold. William Powell and
Jean Harlow we're at the same party,
making one of their rare appearances
in public. Others among the 200-odd
people who dropped by to say hello"
were Carole Lombard, Clark Gable.
Maureen O'Sullivan and her writer
yachtman fiance, Johnny Farrow.
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Another Authors Widow.

The large colony of famous authors
widows in Hollywood will be increased
with the arrival Wednesday of Mrs.
Frank Harris. Those already here in
clude Mrs. D. H. Lawrence and Mrs.
Arthur Somers Roche, both of whom
are authors in their own right. {.
Gloria Baker, sub-deb sister of Alfred
Vanderbilt, goes through the routine
of a screen test this week at Columbia.
Gilbert Roland very jubilant after
being tested for the role of Rizzio for
the Mary of Scotland" movie. If he
gets the part, his trip to Europe will
be postponed until early Summer.
The Jock Whitney party for his
sister, Mrs. Joan Payson. created a
new high in Hollywood entertainment.
Those refusing to leave until early
dawn included Randolph Scott, es-
corting pretty Dorothy Fell of New
York; Herbert Marshall, dancing con-
tinuously with Madeleine Carroll-the
latter has rented Rhea Cables house
for the duration of her stay here,
to make picture for Walter Wanger;
Douglas Fairbanks, escorting a small
army of English friends, including
Sir Anthony Weldon, responsible for
introducing Fairbanks to Lady Sylvia
Ashley; Charlie Chaplin, with Paulette
Goddard; Virginia Pine, minus George
Raft; every one else you have ever
heard of in Hollywood.
Frank Morgan tells this one on
himself: "a sweet young extra girl
came up to me on the set Of Dancing
Pirate and lisped. oh, Mr.. Morgan,
you must have been so good-looking
as a young man. For the first time
I realized I was getting DID," he
concluded sadly.
(Copyright, 1885, by the North American
Newspaper Alliance, Inc.)
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ADJUSTMENTS.
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Styles

l. Neckband style with 2 separate
collars to match
2. White neckband style
3. White collar attached style
4. Fancy collar attached style
5. White Duke of Kent collar style
s. Fancy Duke of Kent collar style
z. Fancy tab collar style
B. Button-down collar style
With or Without the NetU
Wiltproot Collars
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Details

Details
l. Every shirt is perfectly made
2. Center box pleats
3. 7.button front
4. Ocean Pearl buttons
5. Every Shirt Tailored to Fit
Perfectly
6. Sleeve lengths 81 to IS
z. Only white in 36-inch sleeve
8. All sizes from 1872 to l8
9. Deep tones sizes 1872 to 10
10. Duke of Kent sizes 1917 to 10
IL. Tab collar sizes 13 to l6
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Six-room bungalow, j bedrooms, INV h,
cellar. = acre lot. Only 5000 cash, $40
monthly; no renewals.
OHARA 4 SON
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ADAM A wEsCHLER q son. Austi ions e;
TR1STEE'S SALE OF THREE.STGIiHS.f
AND BASEMENT BRICK BUlLDlNI
CONTAINING TEN APARIMEN-L, .
KNOWN AS THE VAN DYKE, NOR n n
EAST CORNER, I'll, IHIHD AMI
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE M
PROVED REAL ESTATE, TWO-STO-
RY-AED-CELLAR FRAME DWELLlNSI.
NO 1921 GALES STREET NORTH
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SALE-BUsINESS PROPERTY.
RENT-BUSINESS PROPERTY.
SALE-INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

WATER ST S.W-SHOW ROOMS OR
storage 1000 50. #. Apply THOMAS P.
BROWN. 6I5 4th st. s.w.
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
So. 15U-S40O cash-S4O month. bunga-
low, large rms. bath: all improvements,
attic, cellar. lot 40XlO0. garage. Apply S.
Z; PRIBULA, 1902 Baker St. Brentwood,
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CHEAPEST LOTS
IN ARLINGTON CO., VA;
ALL IMPROVEMENTS
NOW IN AND PAID FOR.

Splendid lots direct from owners; all
improvements in; sewer. water. gas and
electricity, 50-foot macadam streets; re-
Stricted community; school and bus within
. blocks; street lights. Exceptionally low
price, Sc per square foot. Let 5QxI3O
SIS monthly. Lots all sizes and depths.
We have lived here 90 years and built
sixty 900 homes in this community. Only
son. Bancroft Va Phone Walnut $500:
evenings. Clarendon 1913.
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WANTFD-EARMS-

ACREAGE OR FARM WITH DWELLING
that can be made livable with small ex-
pense: must be unusually low in price and
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SALE-SUBURBAN.

NEW BUNGALOW4 ROOMS AND BATH,
all modern conveniences; fine view; 11a
miles north of Colesville. Nd; price. So
$50, with l "a acres, more land if desired.
Open on Sunday. t YELLOTT CANDY.
Phone Ashton 127-F-11.
S6,25O-NEW GROOM AIR-CONDTTION-
slate roof, tile bath. copper cutters. wealth
er-stripped windows. large attic. servants
room and toilet in cellar: soft. lot on
paved street: l block to Lee. Highway. 10
telephone OWNER, Clarendon 1000.
GOING away; MUST SELL NICE SMALL
home near Silver spring-5 T. and b..
built-in garage Small cash payment. bal
one trust. No renewals no commissions
Phone OWNER Atlantic 1851. to o
am, 4 to 6 pm. 20s
sEooM sd Hog gSo Can A siR mo6 GS3uND
til paid on A. H. BROOKS. 3O16 Column
bia pike, Arlington, Va. Clarendon 626.
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COLORED
BONUS HOME BUYING"
WANTED TO BUY-HOUsES.

GOVERNMENT MAN WANTS TO BUY AS
room bungalow with full-sized waterproof
cellar: from private party; in restricted
zone of nearby Md or D. c. Liberal cash
payment No dealers or agents need sp-
ply. Address Box 419-S, Star office.
5 OR 8 ROOM BUNGALOW OR DE-
tached house in Sc. or ne. Call Column
bia 21s4-J.
CASH FOR OLD HOUSES: PREFER ONES
needing repair E. A. CARNEY, District
450S. l126 Vt. ave.
BUNGALOW, NEAR OR AT MT. RAINIER.
Md: pay $500 down. balance monthly.
Mr.. HEIGHT. 1929 37th st. ne Mt Rain
Ter, Md, or at night. Greenwood 2232. II"
WANTED-A NEW DETACHED CENTRAL
hall brick. northwest bed rooms; near
Catholic Church and bus line; must be rea-
Sonable Address Box 470-R, Star ONCE.
CASH BUYERS TO 20 RMS. ALSO
fats. stores any section; white. Call or
mail E; ". BAILEY. 1435 Meridian.
I PAY GOOD CASH PRICE FOR SMALL
houses white or colored: G. W: MOTH
ERSHEAD, 1926 vt. ave. Dist. 7271. jy12'
FROM OWNER. IN CHI CHI. D. C. PRE-
fer new house between Nevada and Con-
necticut ayes. Price must not exceed
S15. 900. Address Box 457-S Star office.
DESIRE PURCHASE FOR CASH.
two-Story brick houses near Dupont
Circle or similar good downtown 10.
cation. Need not be in good con-
dition. but MUST be deSirably To-
Gated and PRICED RIGHT! Write
fully to Box 1918. Star office.
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SALE-FARMS.

100 A. FERTILE LAND. OR. DWELLING
30-cow barn, > silos horse barn. stone
spring house. other outbuildings A forced
sale at $1,000; easy terms H. B. MITCH
ELL, Herndon. Va. phone 1875.
p A. STATE ROAD; 3 R. WELL, PoUL-
buildings well, fruit; Sl,l00. q a., gTayel
Md, Auto Route No g. Open Sundays 21'
5 ACRES. HARD ROAD. IL MILES D. c.;
high. level. clear land, fronting in rear on
beautiful stream: $500; terms. W. q.
WILLIAMS. Cleveland 6242. IL
100 ACRES, NEAR STATE ROAD. 16
miles D. C.: mostly clear land; large farm
house, large tobacco barn: high. level LAND.
excellent tobacco soil; $500; terms, W.
G. WILLIAMS Metropolitan Bank Build.
ing Natl. 6572: evenings. Clev. 6242. 81
NEAR D. DESIRABLE FARM OF 3S
acres. .12-room house, with bath; heat.
ably priced HoWENsTEIN BROS. Lin
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IN, M
PROVED REAL ESTATE, TMO-SIO-
RY-AED-CELLAR FRAME DWELLlNGI.
No 1921 GALES STREET NORTH
BY Virtue of 6 deed of trust recorded in
Liber No 5146 folio 45l. et seq, one OF the
land records of the District OF Columbia.
and at the request OF party secured thereby,
the undersigned trustees Will oter for SAFE
TUESDAY THE TWENTY-THIRD DAY OF
JTTNE, 1896, AT FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK
PM, the following described property in
the District of Columbia, to-wlt; Lot num-
bered 15S in William H. Manosue and the
subdivision of lots in Block Twentyseven
(27l Long Meadows, as per plat recorded
in he Office of the surveyor for the District
of Columbia in Liber County 3. at folio %;
said property now also known for taxation
purposes as lot 15S in square 1910.
Terms of sale: One fourth of the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash. balance in
eQu: insta llmentS represented by promiS-
two and three years, with interest at six per
cent per annum from day of settlement OF
sale. payable semi annually. secured by first
deed of trust upon property sold. or all
cash, at tptlon Of purchaser A deposit OF
5000 required of purchaser at sale Exami-
revenue stamps and notarial fees at cost OF
purchaser. Terms to be complied with with
in thirty days from day of sale, otherwise
trustees reserve the ri<ht to resell property
at risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser.
after five days advertisement Of such resale
in some newspaper published in Washing
tor; D, C., or deposit may be forfeited. or
without forteiting deposit trustees may
avail themselves Of any legal or equitable
rights against defaulting purchaser.
GEORGE NJ EMMERICH
HERMANN H. PERGMANN
je12 1918. 2O.23. Trustees
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COLORED-6-ROOM HOUSE; LOT 5OxlOO;
cleo lights: l block from car line; price
S.. 500: cash. 5000 $50 monthly.
7-room house cleo lights; lot 5Oxl so:
price 50 900; cash. 5000. balance S25
monthly until paid. A. H. BROOKS. 30I6
Columbia pike, Arlington, Va, Clarendon
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COUNTRY ESTATES.

FOR sALE-WILL SACRIFICE NEAL, Pc.
NJ estate Of 10 acres overlooking Gun.
berisnd Valley: modern furnished mouse
IA rooms . baths. Sale o. rent.
CHARLES s. GARDNER.
Blue Ridge Summit. Pa
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SIMMER HOMES.

SALE OR RENT-TO CLOSE ESTATE =
acres Beautifully Handicapped: improved ~
I4-room Summer home. , baths eXceHei-
view; near golf course and swimming poo.
CHARLES S. GARDNER
Blue Ridge Summit, Pa.
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THOS. j. OWEN e. SON, AUCTrONEERS,
143I EYE ST NV
PUBLIC SALE OF 1919 SHARES OF THE
CAPITAL STOCK OF STONEWAII,

cAPITAL STOCK 81 sToNEWAIf.
JACKSON HOTEL CORPORATION OF
STAUNTON. VIRGINIA.
On SATURDAY. THE TWENTY SEVENTH
DAY OF JUNE. AID. 1885. AT THE HOUR
Of Thos oven son T 48I Eve we s 1st
northwest, Washington. D. c.. will sell 20
the highest bidder for cash 1a9 SH Ll,
JACKSON HOTEL CORPORATION OF
STANTON, VIRGINIA. which belonged TO
A. T. Moore, and which were by him pledged
to me in his lifetime as collateral security
for money loaned him by me. said debt
being long past due and payable. and de-
fault having been made in the payment
thereof
Terms: Cash
CARLTON G.. VAN EMON
National Press Building.
ie161S.20. 2j,25 Washington. D, G,
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STREETS. NORTHWEST.
Default having been mace IN sEe ~
certain deed of trust bearing Gaze t VIZ
eighth day of May, 1922. and ouly Le
corded among the land rec; [eGoIpss1 % folio
rs, and at the request OF the partles Sc
cured thereby, the undersigned trustee ", vi
1 6f5 81 p on THURSDAY. THE TWENTY
FIFTH DAY OF JUNE AID 1896 "A, AZ
FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK NJ. the i 10,
uste in the District Of Columbia, known
and described as Lot lettered "A, IN
Benjamin Pollards Subdivision OF origlnal
d DR. hq and seventy (57m as per gla! in
the Office OF the surveyor for the DlSLIleI
of Columbia in Llber n. X, at foAo -;
contained within the following Hlesss CIV S5u
neT Of SAID square and runnlns thence
east slong the line Of north D street
3" TO the southeast corner Of said lot
wide alley; thence west 90 TO IhiIo
Street west; thence south along the line
Of said street to the beginning,
Terms Of sale: One-thlrd OF the purchase
money m he paid in cash; balance in two
equal installments payable in one and two
years, with interest at six per centum per
annum, payable Semi-annualy from day OF
sale, secured by a first deed OF trust upoL
the property sold. or all cash at the
option of the purchaser deposit OF
Five Hundred Dollars CS500,00l will be
required at time Of sale. All convey
ancing, recording revenue stamps, etc.
at cost of purchaser Terms Of sale to
be complied with within thirty days from
day OF sale; otherwise. the trustee re-
serves the right 10 resell the property
AT the risk and cost Of defaultlng pur-
chaser after five days advertisement Of
such resale in some newspaper published
- '''-i THE MUNsEY TRUST Co.
Trustee.
BY c. H POPE. Vice President.
T, C. WILLIS. Secretary.
Jel3-d&ds,exSu
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VeteranS-YOI1r Chance

Splitting up large estate near Silver
Spring Md. enables you to pick up a Nalu-
White VETERAN 224 r ST. NE.
lice Vo11r ROT111c Toward q
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SUMNER COTTAGES

FoR RENT-FURNIsHED SUMMER col
tages al Blue Ridge Summit. MonieTt!
and Buena Vista Spring; 1000 !eet eleEs
ton. golf tennis, SWIMMING Sehu 40'
Jul --'' CHARLES S GARDNER.
Blue RldEe Summit. Pa.
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BROOM BUNGALOW. EXCEPTIONAL,
large living room. beamed
ceiling and fireplace. oil heat nice lawn
good growth shrubbery; built last year
forced to sell: worth seeing: $1,000 cash,
take up notes 5000 14th St n. Waycroft,
va. Out Lee Highway. left on Glene road
to N. WASHINGTON, right to Buchanan,
DE
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SALE-ACREAGE.

SALE-ACREAGE.
AZ ACRES LEVEL. SANDY LAND. BEAU
tiful building sites; 5000 cash S25 month,
Buy from OWNER, Walnut 7016. 21'
ATTRACTIVE 5-ACRE COUNTRY HOME
Seven rooms, wide porches. large lawn;
shrubs. fruit; barn and outbuildings; on
highway. nearby Virginia. Telephone Vi
emma o. 81"
90 ACRES. IA MILES FROM D. C. PRICE.
So 900; 500 cash, SIS per month.
IA miles from D. c.. will sell one or more
acres for S125 per acre. $40 cash. SO
monthly will built you a house. A. H.
BROOKS. 3016 Columbia pike Arlington.
Va. Clarendon 626.
5 TO Is ACRES OF MY HOME OVER
looking Rock Creek; 10 miles D. C. Your
own terms. Address Box 9S. Star ONCE.
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FOR VETERANS Only.

Until June 30 the privilege of purchas-
ing these restricted acreage building tracts
will be reserved exclusiyely for veterans,
2-acre tracts $500 each: So cash. SO
per mo No interest or taxes for = years.
From D. C. take Route , at the top Of
Good Hope Hill Sc. drive 6 miles from
D. C. line. turn left, drive y mile. see
signs on property on left Owner or repre-
sentative on premises daily q to 8. Owner,
JOHN A. BRICKLEY
Suite 209-210 Barr Bldg District 1891.
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1 ACRES 10 ROOMS.

4 ACRES 10 ROOMS.
Fruit trees on LeeSburg Pike, out build
Ings, garage. SprIng on property. Good To-
cation for gardening or tourist camp.
Price only S5,5uO. Terms to be arranged.
w OHARA q son,
Rarcrnft Va Walnut $500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-06-20
HILLANDALE.

Approximately 10000 square feet to
each lot. high elevation. A variety TO
choose from in this development Of several
hundred acres Of cleared. wooded level or
rolling sites; streams; reasonably restrict
ed Terms
Twenty-Five minutes from downtown out
Piney Branch I'd, miles from D. c.. TO
signs and ONCE, or call Adams 0022. l9'