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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-10-11

Even at the close of the World War
Uncle Sam, bearded and century
and a half young, still had the execu-
tive branch of his Government
housed largely in rented buildings.
The Capitol adequately took care of
the legislative branch. Recent ex-
pansion was made in Senate and
House Office Buildings. But it was
only last year that the judicial
branch was given a fitting home.
Out of a cubbyhole, the erstwhile
Senate chamber, it stepped into a
full-blown temple of Greece.
Westward on Pennsylvania avenue,
the White House, begun under Wash
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-10-11

) The latest photograph taken from the air. of the Fed
era Triansle, rapidly nearing completion The Ar
point of the triangle. Underwood & UnderwoodD ~
An airview showing Capitol Hill in the foreground The
new Supreme Court Building is in the right foreground,
annex. The Mall development shown in strasht
line between the Capitol and the Monument. Fairchild
Phoo (3) Richard N. Elliott acting controller general
of the United States (Harrs & Ewing.) az The new
United States Supreme Court Building (5) Letter from
former Chief Justice Taft Richard Elliott.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-10-11

Capt. John Smith made history for
this part Of the Potomac when, IN
1908, he assembled 1t and discovered
the Little Falls. In his book entitled
Third Book of the Proceedings and
Accidents in the English Colony IN
Virginia" he writes: "On the 18th OF
June, 1903. we felle with the River
Patowmek. Having gone so high with
the bote as we could Ito the Falls), we
met diuers Salvages In Canowes well
loaden with the flesh Of Baeres, Deere
and other beastes, whereof we had
part" >
That Capt. Smith appreciated the
wild, romantic beauty Of the gorge IS
evidenced when he wrote: And lastly,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-10-11

others. Dumfries, Acquia Greek and
Quantico, were inland at the heads
of the then navigable waters of their
respective streams. But when the
expectation of tobacco ceased, at the
outbreak of the Revolutionary War,
the tobacco rolling houses" as they
we're better known at that time, were
abandoned. allowed to fall into ruins
and have been long forgotten.
OF the number of old landing places
on the Potomac in this section, the
one known as "Braddock's Rock" is
the most notorious. Located near
the present Naval Hospital, it is a rock
Continued on Second Pagel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-10-11
~ Charles Y. GrunweH.

n TOW that money has been APP
nj propriated and work COM
" menced on the George Wash
4 ington Memorial Highway, in
Virginia, opposite Georgetown, it
might be of interest to learn some
thing of the early history of this part
of the Potomac and the part it played
in the development of the adjacent
country and the City of Washington.
The Potomac gorge begins with the
hills of Washington on one side and
the Analostan Island (Theodore
Roosevelt Park on the other, and
continues upstream for miles, creating
scenery hard to equad in the East.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-10-11

Note-This is the fourth OF a
series OF articles dealing with the
crovth and future Development OF
Washington from its humble be-
ginning as network OF Indian
Dilldges, through the Colonial pc
Rod, to its present proud promise
as the finest and most modern
uorld capital. Another article IN
the series 1DiU tolloU shortly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-10-11

old Bureau of Internal Revenue, the
Interior Department. Under the
whip and spur of the World War
was erected the new Navy Depart
ment in West Potomac Park, as well
as the Munitions Building. There
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-10-11

On either side of the White House,
as the years sped by. grew up the
Treasury and the State. War and
Navy Building. Other structures fol-
lowed-the Post Office Department.
the Department of Agriculture, the
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.

FROM l2-2O RMS. UNFURN. NV. SEC
tion. Oct / or Nov. good recommendation.
GEORGE KUSTER. 1856 Calvert st. NV.
5 OR d ROOM HOUSE OR BUNGALOW
unfurn.. in nearby Va. no. water. ami;
S35-S45 Walnut T640
LARGE UNFURN HOUSE, SUITABLE
nursing home. Takoma Park Md. or Sill
yer Spring preferred. Georgia 416I.
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Observation-Disclosures
MICHIGAN PARK.

1Ul4 OHShUh Sl- N
porches. det. garage electric reirigerator;
2TnjnSs; house sondjtiOp So 8 .Iq5
eoI Invest. Bldg. Reaitor. Dist. 6o99.
140 r ST. NE.-s LARGE ROOMS BATH
and cellar. h.-w.h., elec; newly renoyated
11l5 Eve st. NV.
s ROOMS SEMI DETACHED: OIL HEAT.
automatic h. W. 4617 Arkansas ave; Fur.
ther details. inquire janitor. f226 1th st.
NEWTON ST NV NEAR l4th ST
gRoDiE haa 'aea colBRkT Ri p0Tsass Iac sHr Eye s.
NV. National SS16
sEVEN-ROOM HOME UNFURNIsHED. :"
baths; ami, acre OF beautiful lawn; large
Woodside. Nd. Sll0 month. Call Mr..
oLDS between and at National sl66 or
Potomac 19s4-J
5 ROOMS AND BATH. sEMI-DETACHED.
DON 1427 Eye ST. NV. District $3.50.
1899 GARFIELD ST NW-s ROOMS. :;
brick Open Adams 9137-W.
elec.. scar garage: good condition 81 50
month E A. GARVEY. District 450s. ll26
Vermont ave
ATTORNEYS VIRGINIA HOME NEAR
golf club: partly furnished; quick drive;
S97 50. Phone Walnut s783 day or night.
NEW DETACHED HOME-sl5o.
Lot 6O-Ft. Front: House 63-Ft Front.
tOwner will accept S125 with II months
Center-hall plan. rooms % tremendous
bed roomsl. baths recreation room 2-car
garage National Sa49.
NEW DETACHED HOMES.
Facing Washington Coli and Country
, baths Rents. sl12 80 up. National s949
TAKOMA PARK. MD. 1000 FLOWER AVE.
Beautiful new prick home. fine neighbor-
hood: rooms and bath. all-electric kitch-
en-. SO mo. Phone Shepherd 1889 or call
605 Erie ave.
pafe6 pS ltR hR ST escETcy Ro4Ms s gs sAPH ay1
Ne NJ sRsITS cokP.. "iiAH1N.FNn% fsSo Hye ss! n,w.
CHEVY CHASE. MD. 48I3 MAPLE AVE
BUNGALOW. large rooms and bath. de-
tached garage; S65 per month.
$50! DAVENPORT ST. NV.
roImr RIeraGned I'd rms and bath porch. Eee-
no BATTERY G,IEt PARK. BETHESDA.
schools schools od and bus. Available Sept. 10
3 rms. bath. garage: elec. refrigera: sion.
oil heat $40.
EDW H. JONES e. CO.,
$500 Conn. Ave
Clev. e30o, Evenings. Wise. 23o0.
NEAR THE CATHEDRAL
Completely redecorated attractive de-
tached home. about l. rooms and baths.
Large lot, 2-car garage. Rent $500 If in
terested in Washington's finest residential
property. see
ROBERT W. SAVAGE
S07 Onion Trust BLDG Natl. 1890.
CHEVY CHASE D. c.
3129 Northampton st-S rooms. .
baths. 1st-foor lavatory and den: y block
from stores. schools and bus line oil heat:
electric refrigeration; new-house condition
Price. SI25.
~ EDw H. JONES L. CO..
$500 Conn. Ave Cley. 1900,
Ewes. Wise 600
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

DOWNTOWN BUSINESS PROP; INCOME.
So 500: price SI7 500: trade equity. 81
Agents protected Address Box 302-D, Star
cfict.
THREE ACRES. BUILT-UP COMMUNITY,
paved street. all improvements, for smau
investment property. Potomac 0245.
HAVE SEVERAL TO IA ROOM HOUSES.
NV. ideal for roomers: will exchange for
small suburban homes. Mr.. TAYLOR
DUN LORING, VA.-5 A.. r. AND B..
h-wh ell gar fine lawn and shade:
S7.45O; your terms: trade S1.450 equity
for clear lot. alley house. water front. or
BOX 20g-D, Star once.
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HOUSES-FURNISHED.

AVAILABLE SEPT. Is OR 30. CHEVY
Chase. D. c.: & rooms Q baths. oil heat;
reasonable. Address Box 400-D. Star office.
a.
2s2S CONN. AVE.-7-ROOM BRICK SEMI
detached house. beautifully furnished: two
garages; servants quarters; hot-water
heat, two yards
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C..
CLEVELAND PARK.

This new. beautiful home will be ready
for occupancy in about 10 days. Conven-
iently located in this lovely section: TINS
OF the finest materials that money can buy
may be seen today Containing 6 very
one on first floor one on second floor.
This house. priced at $1O.5OO. is very
Unusual buy. To inspect. call Emerson
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COLORED.
SALE OR RENT-HOUSES.

CONVENIENT GROOM HOUSE NEWLY
schools and bus line; turn north from Lee
Highway at Monroe st. to 21st ave north
No. 1909. Cherrydale, Va. Phone Adams
9S74 3s
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WANTED TO Bnr-HOUSEs.

WILL PURCHASE FOR CASH SMALL
houses. or stores any condition. white or
colore1 no fees or commission. Mr..
SMITH District O663. Eveninss wiscon-
sin 5207. 5'
WE HAVE CLIENTS WITH ALL Cash. TO
nay for 6 to 8 room houses IN any section
OF D. c. Call US at once II you want to
make a quick sale.
METROPOLITAN REALTY CO.,
Ewes. and Sunday Columbia S7a4
ANY HOUSES UP TO s5 900. D g.
Adams 47s6 Mail. 1435 Meridian NV
THE RADIO REAL ESTATE BUREAU
Will nay spot cash for small homes in the
NV. or ne. Mr.. PERKINS. Dist 5a1a.
! PAY CASH FOR HOUSES. BRICK OR
frame. white or colored Immediate ac-
tion. No commission. A. GARVEY, Dis
trict 450S 1925 Vt ave
HAVE SELECT LIST OF CLIENTS FOR
moderate priced houses in any area south.
east Submit your offer to US. See Mr..
Murphy.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER
11la K st. NV.
National 1866
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SALE-HOUSES.

ST s5O--NEAR 9th AND LONGFELLOW.
Substantial Colonial brick, practically
bst ofsh'
rage; electric refrigeration: perfect condi-
tion An outstanding value.
$s95O
In charming northwest suburban 10
cation Is this new 2-story painted brick
G. E. refrigeration. oil heat. garage. attic.
screened rear porcsI turred vans, Tock
cose to transOoraton SCHOOLS stores es
Prompt action is necessary to secure this
home. -
l0l2 18th St Natl 1900.
DETACHED BRICK
IN Takoma Park.
Six rooms. screened-in porch, shade
to, stores and transportation. Priced to
sell at So 900. Terms. Call M. Partlow.
1924 1sis 1TsAIsLf s. nv : JAMES b1lSfs. 1NG sa47.
vACANT-NEAR NAVY YARD.
modern. hardwood floors This house is
n5,i IKE new AN and can be bought on very easy
1880 RIDGE PL. Sc.
Open Daily TO Dark:
1924 14th WhFaE 81 Nv. 4 JAMES DIST bisf. aa4s
WESLEY HEIGHTS.
BED RooMs SRSoa BATHS.
cbdeess b1 6saqtgl l0t b1S in the
oil pfs heat '4J JAMES W seHWAs eaVE soutrern "aq
Bldg. District sl57. or Cleveland laos.
after . pm.
S5,95O-BURLEITH BRICK HOME ON
bus line. 8 rooms and bath. .
SS3rchss SoT ss,n Nv dst JsrsE, garsTs
0M sSsilsSie Pishs seps psofe0fea csfl Mr fse eoV
Sterling 1854
INVESTORS SPECIAL,
81. 3.650-Splendid Groom brick on 9TH
St Sc. near Pa. ave; h.-w.h.. full bath:
sl.d5oESth St sw., near Govt. ware
terms can be arrsnsed Call Mr, BLON-
DELL. North 1908. or enquire 2377 R. /.
ave. ne.
NE" 1E5 p5sTsdiafbD osit1b6rps aRzekNsP,4'0. sf. N-W
properly S located close 70 schools; bus,
See !aissnaa % $ SsIs.s$Tp! T St. "F CITY,
District 3341. Evenings. Clev. 4944.
a.ooo-oN conn; AvE.LARGE BRICK
automatic heat. 4 bed rooms. ,
baths and attic. Ask to see II.
National l439.
S5,EOO-NEAR 9th AND SHERIDAN N w.
-6-room and bath semi detached brick
hot-water heat: near schools and trans
portation only short walk from recre-
alton center. This Is an outstanding
ss a56-- -Burleith-one Of the most con-
venient sections of the city Substantial
brick dwelling in northwest: Il rooms,
gas heat. garage: electric refrigeration
A good buy at this price.
SIG 950-Beautiful detached English brick
nome; rooms > baths. den and lava
tory on first floor: finished attic. oil
burner. all modern equipment lear
garage. furred walls. slate roof West of
Conn. ave. in most desirable section of
Chevy Chase. D. c. Exchange for small
Ter nome considered
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.
1905 H ST NV National o34S
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Good Business location
WANTED-INvESTMENT PROP.

WE PAY ALL CASH FOR d. c. INVEST
ment property. Particularly apartment
houses ranging 16 to 80 units: No com
missions We are not brokers. Mr.. CRAW.
FORD. 1910 Vermont ave. NV. Met. 2713.
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CHEVY CHASE. MD. .S11. $50.
SIS S545O-BUNGALOW.

$40 MONTHLY r. H A. LOAN.
Builder is starting several brick bunga-
lows on Soft wooded lots in beautiful
D. c, suburb. Large living room. dining
ROOM . bed rooms. modern kitchen. tile
bath. full basement. hot-water heat, fire.
place. furred walls. oak floors. Sample
house on display. Plans and pictures upon
request Phone BUILDER. National 1160.
Evening star., 1936-09-02
RENT-DESK SPACE.

FURNISHED DESK SPACE IN LARGE.
well-lighted ONCE; excellent location; reas
sonable. Phone Met. 36S3.
MAKE OUR OFFICE YOUR OFFICE.
Mail Telephone and Secretarial Service.
1929 National Press Bldg. Natl 1851.
Evening star., 1936-09-02
CHEVY CHASE. D. G..

31e7 Rittenhouse-Splendid new home
of brick and stone with exceptionally large
rooms, 2 full baths, lavatory on first floor.
attached, large recreation room with fire.
place: A. B, c. oil heat; & excellent lot with
raasonable trades. Open from to q every
evening See this tonight. Natl. 021s or
Adams 2423
Evening star., 1936-09-02

WEAVER BROS, INC,
REALTORS
Washington Bldg District 94s6.
OUR AVAILABLE UNITS
offer a limited variety as to
size, price and location. In
formation regarding these
listings will be furnished If
you call, write or phone
B. F. SAUL CO.,
REAL ESTATE
Evening star., 1936-09-02
SALE-HOUSES.
MASS. AVE EXTENDED.

BARGAIN. 81 s5O-NR. 3rd AND T SITS,
net rms, rear porches, nice ward; good
investment. E. w. BAILEY. Adams 1856.
Evening star., 1936-09-02
.orner q Bed Rooms. So $50.

ORIGINALLY SOLD FOR S9,95O.
Elegant S-room and bath modern Co,
in the same condition as new; beautiful
handicapped lot. built-in garage, Quick
resnonse advised as there Is no other such
offering in town. JOHN SHOWALTER.
Evening star., 1936-09-02
S50O Cash.

Near Emerson st, and New Hampshirse
rorccbes bath' h. wi tile kitchen. garage
and ward: modern to the minute; near
husses and stores: balance like rent. Dist.
ruto A19S
Evening star., 1936-09-02
HOMES OF STEEL-Wi

We now offer the home OF tomorrow
built like skyscraper-1reproof. vermfn
proof. permanent investigate before you
build or buy-keep up with the times
ten new homes of moderate price now under
construction
Evening star., 1936-09-02
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WANTED-APARTMENTS.

OCT. WILL sUBLET liz MOS. FUR.
preferred: S45. Pot O133. Apt. 504.
3 BED ROOMS. LIVING ROOM, DINING
room. kitchen. bath, unfurn.. 10 min.
Union Station; heat. refrigeration incl;
not more than $50: adults. Att. 2719-M.
kitchenette and bath. good neighborhood.
close to high school; $40 to $50. State
particulars. Address Box ACID. Star Office.
NICELY FURNISHED BED ROOM APART
ment or house, northwest: SIS month for
3 months. Address Box 421-D. Star ONCE
wishes Housekeeping apartment in private
home. Address Box 424-D. Star office. 80
WANTED, REASONABLE. FURNISHED
Groom. kitchen. bath apartment: first or
second floor with use of inclosed garden.
Address Box 430-D. Star Office -
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r. BATES WARREN.
110S 18th ST. NV Natl 9453.

GOOD THINGS COME IN SMALL
PACKAGES.
New two-story brick in desirable Chevy
Chase section Only five rooms but the
Cleveland 4S33 3e
Evening star., 1936-09-02
INVESTORS, SPECIAL

INVESTORS SPECIAL.
81. 3.650-Splendid Groom brick on 9TH
st. Sc. near Pa. ave; h.-w.h.. full bath:
excellent condition.
ST. .6oO-Sth St sw., near Govt. ware
house. 6-room frame, needs some repairs
terms can be arransed Call Mr. BLON-
DELL. North 1908. or enquire 2317 r. !.
ave. ne.
Evening star., 1936-09-02

81. S7.O0O-COLUMBIA HE1GHTS-JUST y
square off 14th ST rooms and
bath; 2-car det. garage; lovely
yard and porches. Considerably
underpricedl National 1888.
WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOW, FINE GROUND
-Forced. account death. sacrifice. So g50:
cost SS.500. See this at once. Dist. 5464. 4.
Evening star., 1936-09-02
SALE-HOUSES.
LET US BUILD
Battery Park. Md.-S1O.95O.

New brick Colonial. excellent location.
improved street. lot 60x16Qi Handicapped,
f1agStone steps and walk; bed rooms. .
baths attic, built-in garage. automatic
heat; close to school transportation and
stores. Phone Cleveland 1852 for appoint
ment TO inspect
Evening star., 1936-09-02

So s50--NEAR 9TH AND LoNGFELLoW
Substantial Colonial brick. practically
new. containing g bright and well-arranged
rooms, beautiful bath. 2-car built-in ga
rage; electric refrigeration: perfect condi-
tion. An outstanding value
FRANK S PHILLIPS District 1411.
Evening star., 1936-05-26
APPEAL FOR MERIT
SYSTEM PLANNED
Federation of Federal Employees
to Urge Planks by Major
Parties.

Planks in the Republican and Demo-
cratic platforms calling for extension
Of the merit system to cover all Gov
ernment positions save those of
policy-making nature will be urged at
the coming national political con-
ventions by the National Federation
Of Federal Employees. it was announced
yesterday by President Luther c.
Steward of the federation.
Such action is an essential step
In the campaign to bring about fun
damental reform of conditions under
which thousands of positions are
thrown open to patronage usage with
each change in the political COM
plexion of the national administra-
ton" Steward said.
I'VE have every reason to believe
that the Republican and Democratic
National Conventions will not over
look the opportunity of making clear
statements in the party platforms on
the civil service and of affirming the
allegiance of the parties to the prin-
ciples of the merit system. The i'm
portant responsibility will lie in the
execution of the party platform
pledge"
Evening star., 1936-05-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
(Continued.)

HOOVER SWEEPER Olson rugs, ski;
n6er rugs; tables. chairs. 1910 K St. Apt.
Evening star., 1936-05-26
Aszse
u BROADWAY
H0ElzuSIVlX Sc17Cezzy

Shell got up to cross over and look
down at her smiling. He was like a
big. friendly brother.
Listen, you little clodhopper." He
ran his hand through her tousled
curls. Before learned how to slip
past doorkeepers, I've paid big dough
TO see people who thought they could
dance. And they couldn't hoof in
the same class with you. Don't let
my big hand give you big head. But
if it's within my power, you're going
to get break"
Jan clasped her hands tightly over
her heart and struggled to control its
mad beating. Patience stood in the
middle of the floor, her face wooden.
You mean-you think she has q
chance?" she gasped finally.
II mean you're not going back to
Kansas" Shell threw himself into a
chair. "And we're all going to be
very sensible about this thing"
Jan drew in quick little sob.
"Oh, you're so kind"
Kind like a chorus girl out after
an old guy with money" he turned
her of. There's gold in them their
long pins of your'n. sister, and we're
all going to cash in on 'em. I hereby
appoint myself your manager. Well
talk commissions later"
MY life is in your hands" Jan
bowed with the old familiar gayety
that Patience had almost forgotten.
Then she jumped up and ran to her
sister to whirl her around in a dance
of joy.
Snap out of it, darlin'," she
laughed, little wildly. You look
as though you'd seen a ghost"
Another thought had Just occurred
to Patience. Suppose, after all, Shell
Pease could do nothing for Jan. She
didn't doubt that he knew dancers.
But she had learned in the months
they had been in New York that it
was more or less a town Of lucky
breaks. And what would happen if
Jan were let down again?
"I'm-just a little taken off NV
feet, that's all" She kissed Jan and
sat down uncertainty. What do you
think you can do, Mr.. PeaSe?"
Plenty" he assured her conf
IDENTIFY. II haven't been a press agent
on this stem for ten years for nothing.
It's easy to get try-out for her. and
I know she can get some kind of
job I must confess. I'd have done
something about it before, but didn't
dream you could dance. Janell. Par
don my Broadway cynicism. But I
never cared for woman hooters N.Y.
self. You dance like a regular guy"
You lamb" Janell threw herself
into a chair again, hugging her knees.
Go on! Tell me more"
you've had too much encourage
ment now; young lady" Shell
frowned. by all my ancestors. at the
first sign of Broadway head I'll kick
you in the pajamas Better hooters
than you have had their swelled heads
go to their feet, sister. You be your
self"
Yes, teacher" Jan bowed meeklv.
I'll go to bed every night SAYING.
I'm terrible, I'm awful, I'm a flop!'"
And wake up in the morning
chanting it too, just in case" Shell
grinned
CTo be continued.)
Evening star., 1936-05-26

GIRLS Tor curb service. l8 to 25. neat In
appearance. Apply Bill Georgia ave. NV.
GIRLS over 20 years. for food order dept
I'm. 700 Otis Bldg. $40 18th st. NV.
GIRL for small p. B. x. switchboard. state
salary expected. Address Box 106-P. Star
of1ce
Evening star., 1936-05-26
COPYRIGHTING TOPIC

Simon Lasica of the copyright Office,
Library of Congress, will address the
Federal Bar Association at luncheon
meeting at the Harrington Hotel to-
morrow at 1890 pm. His subject will
be Copyright Procedure"
Evening star., 1936-05-26
PERSONAL.

PHYsIo THERAPY TREATMENTS FOR
Appts- Potomac 4721. Closed Thursdays
BATHS, BY MASSEUR FROM N Y. CITY:
gentlemen gentle only; est. s yrs. Phone Nat.
FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE you
wait. Emersency Laboratory. 605 14th
NV. Open eve; Sun, 10-1@. Met 1888
WHEN DEATH STRIKES A FAMILY,
there is no need to feel that they must
sM6iiity a. y to h pay hiEher price, The Greater
W6f nes, AND eli fS5 as tt as ss5
snteed steel burial vault may be had from
fT sS5 In q desh es
corner Chaplin NV, Columbia 0432. Phone
or write, our address We will send you
s. caSOsgs 5soos Of e9T We d9 L
iith st se nv phone 1ens A.iantic S05s 8soo 0i
DON'T DISCARD YOUR WORN HATS!
Remodel into exciting. new styles. 81 up.
Panamas cleaned and blocked. new hats
mace to order; MoLLO STUDIO, formerly
with Nine. Ash, 101l H ST. NV. 27'
wANTED-ONE OR TWO RESPONSIBLE
women to join another in renting house.
for a home and possible subletting of
rooms. Address Box 222-M. Star office.
RuGs washed, shampooed: domestic. 9xI2.
Co. phone Adams 57i3. Delivery service,
HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY
owl method; results effective for a iife-
time or money back Write for booklet:
WERCK. 1865 Columbis I'd Adams O3ss
DRESSMAKER.- SHOCKING.
Will cut. fit; you finish. 25c per hour.
phone Lincoln OO43. %"
WILL TRADE FRIGIDAIRE FOR MA,
14th st. NV. NV District $3.50: $3.50 '1 -
ENTERPRISE ROOFING CO.
ROOFING-SIDING-IN
2125 R. AVE NE POTOMAC O20O.
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uPHOI STERERS

III 41odo l GIGC1eo,
Furniture repair men, slip cover
cutters, opening a new shop,
want high-grade men at once.
Clay Armstrong, 1885 10th st. NV.
YOUNG MAN FOR OFFICE
OF SHIPPING DEPT. OP-
PORTUNITY TO DEVELOP.
ADDRESS BOX 55-P, STAR
OFFICE.
Evening star., 1936-05-26
sITUATIoNs-MEN AND WOMEN.

COUPLE colored from South. desire work
OF any kind. Cal Columbia 1026l.
GERMAN COUPLE well experienced. kitch-
en- manager, cook, steward. butler. want to
MANAGE estate or his private home; local
references Call between 1912 am, De-
catur SaRp