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zano worked at his desk until late
Saturday night. left the palace with
out noticing the slightest indication
of a plot and announced he would
return to his Office this morning.
The coup first came into the open
when a sublieutenant went to the
palace at 4 am. yesterday and notified
the chief Of the guard Of the army's
intention to take power. The guards
chief, Capt. Aguirre, was arrested.
Resignation Comes Quickly.
Col. Busch proceeded then at the
head of a delegation Of militarists and
Socialists to the home of President
Tejada Sorzano, where they demanded
his resignation and received it prompt
ly. Undetained, the deposed President
went into retirement in his home.
Heading the provisional junta until
Col. Toro's return, Col. Busch issued
q manifesto announcing creation of
the new regime and calling for re
construction of the country at a mo-
ment of intense public agitation, lack
of confidence, financial and economic
exhaustion and other grave dangers
which threaten national ruin"
Army spokesmen maintained the
people were opposed to elections called
for May 81 and a general strike, which
started Friday night, imperiled Bo-
Ivia'S economic stability.
The labor federation, in sympathy
with the new regime, suspended the
strike movement with an early COM
plete settlement of the walkout ap-
parently in prospect.
Election Is Promised.
The new government announced its
desire to prepare the people for a
''free election" later. Col. Toro, sum-
moned to the presidency, was the
candidate Of the National Socialist
party Of war veterans and students
The new foreign minister, Enrique
Baldivieso, Socialist leader, said, 1.-THE
new government recognizes all pacts
with all nations and hopes to main.
tain friendly relations with all coun.
tries"
FAMILY AWAITS WORD.
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PHYSICIANS ON STAND
IN DR.. C0LBERT'S TRIAL
Called to Bolster Governments
Charge He Attempted to
Poison Wife.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
TIENTSIN, China. May 1s-
The American Government, trying
DR.. John w. Colbert on the charge
of attempting to murder his young
and socially prominent wife, called a
succession of medical witnesses today
to dispute the doctors contention
she was suffering of pernicious
anemia.
Federal prosecutors are seeking to
prove the 50-year-old physician,
formerly of st. Louis, tried to poison
Mrs. Colbert over a long period OF
weeks.
She is his fourth wife.
Among today's witnesses was DR.
Harold Mourer Of Los Angeles. now
director of sanitarium at Kalgan
Virtually all the testimony today
was of technical medical character
Evening star., 1936-05-18
ZEPPELIN FIGHTING
STORMS OVER SEA
Hindenburg's Arrival to Be
DeIayed-Lack of
Reports Hit.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
ABOARD THE ZEPPELIN HIM.
DENBURG, EN- ROUTE TO AMER
IcA, May 1s.-Because Of heavy
storms over the Atlantic, the Hinden-
burg cannot reach Lakehurst, n J.,
before Wednesday morning.
Weather reports have been insufi-
cient-practically no reports were re-
ceived during the 18 hours previous to
noon, ships time 20 am, Eastern
standard time).
Sufficient weather reports, it was
said. would have enabled the officers
of the Hindenburg to have avoided
the storm area easily.
At noon the Hindenburg's position
was AZ degrees So minutes north lati-
tude and 80 degrees minutes west
longitude and the ship had covered
Evening star., 1936-05-18

2,o98 nautical miles from Frankfort
on-the-Main, Germany.
(Radio reports received in New York
by the Radio Marine Corp. and Pos
tai Telegraph indicated the linden
burg headed slightly east Of straight
south between 0 am. and IL am.
Eastern standard time.
cat 0 am. she had reached 80 de-
grees 3 minutes west and at II am.
she was 80 degrees west. The latter
position placed her at II degrees II
minutes north latitude position
charted by the United States Hydro
graphic Once as 1,640 nautical miles
east Of LAkehurst.)
OFFERS To AID AMERICA,
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OFFERS To AID AMERICA.

By the Assoeiated Press.
CHICAGO, May is.-Dr. Hugo
Eckener, skipper Of the German
Zeppelin Hindenburg. offered yester-
day to teach American airmen all he
knows about dirisibles.
He said he wanted to repay the
United States for its cooperation
during "the first great pioneering
voyages Of the Graf Zeppelin"
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SOUGHT SINCE FEBRUARY.

Commerce Department Officials Report
Plane Wanted.
by the Associated Press.
Commerce Department officials said
last night they believed the mysterious
plane which eluded pursuit after a
hasty take-of from Holmes Airport,
New York, yesterday was one sought
by Federal authorities since last Feb
ruary.
Customs officials at st. Albans in
quired at that time about plane OF
the same license number, which they
suspected of illegally crossing the
Canadian border.
Evening star., 1936-05-18

accurate than the ordinary sunda Is this armlary
sphere fashioned bronze and placed an octagonal pedestal
of green polished granite Dhich attraction In Meridian
Hui Park at Sixteenth ard streets The n9Ds tmepece
of noted architect Installed at cost OF S3llgS Sa
for Phillips Academy at Andouer Mass sphere Otch
meridian that through the Capital and gues
name the park Scupured by Paul Jenne0etn OF NeD
york and designed By Horace w. Peaslee Of this city,
the picture the bar indicated by the top dTrolo
casts shadou the e The other drroD points
to the te htch In this instance 1910 The sphere
located erendra south the pool in the lote garde
of park recently installed Stdr StdD Photo
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

WASHINGTON; WASHING 2; % G.; r PEcEMHEE SnIyR 90; 60
EQUALIZATION AND REVIEW. District
Building. Washington. d. c.. December
Both. 1936.-In accordance with the pro-
visions of the Act of Congress of August
IA. 1894. and amendments thereto. the
Board of Equalization and Review will
be in session in the District Building
Groom 1O5) from and after the first Mon
day in January 1887 until and including
the FIRST Monday in June 1887. for the
purpose of hearing and determining such
complaints as may be made In respect to
the new assessment of real property in said
District. The books containing the re-
turns of said assessment are open to public
inspection and can be seen at the office
Of the Board between the hours Of nine
O'Clock M. and three o'clock PM. of
each secular day; To insure due consid-
Grafton all complaints should be filed at
the earliest possible date. The law re-
ouires that the equalization and review
shall be completed nearly as practicable
on the f1rst Monday in June 1887. after
which date no other or further complaints
as to valuation will be received. and when
approved by the Commissioners the assess
ments will constitute the basis Of taxation
for the next succeeding period of one year
and until another valuation is made
cording to law. Blank forms for making
complaints can be had on application
p. D. ALLEN, Assessor and Chairman Of
the Board OF EQUALIZATION and Review.
do3O31.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
WILLIAM H. WIEGERING AND ROBERT


WILLIAM 4; WIEGERING 1HaN G,,As AND ROBERT
States for the district Of Columbia
In Re the Application. q Joseph cisYdius ysI1
Mde1 Euuieg 10! q GaHdins wilson
ing filed . petition praying for decree
ehaneine his name to Jack Wilson and and
fVlaE ef ssPiss 81 ne
law in such cases it is: by the GSgft' Ssa this this
cause, If any there be. on or before the
18th day Of January.A. D. 1887, why the
q Sas Thst eopS this
order be published once q week for three
consecutive weeks before said i'd. day w in Eye Eye
}si;!si tss: tssS sssy a.:';
JAMES 9; WIIK1Es' LIE IA. JAMES Is, P;r P ARTS
DISTRICT Ssrr'ts oogsT s1sa; H5'. HE III UNITED
States for the District Of Golum6is
M1TTsL MfS1s 4 LIFE Eeusz SsuREcE T5 EaSs
a Pennsylvania corporation. Plaintiff. vs..
a5sv A S 9g7sk 81 s ds 9sffHSsnts sTscA
stitute Arthur c. Houehton. Edgar M.
Mayne and Sylvio B. Maynard as trustees
IN the place s Of Carl 3 pTissitt unGs- and
Certain certain deed deed Of trust secured on the
property described. in the petition. made
Sy and hle u ouincy nS smith. i @ trustees, dated
piaintifi. It is this 21st day Of December.
1896. ordered that the defendant. Ella
c. Quick. cause her appearance to be
entered herein on or before the fortieth
day. exclusive Of Sundays and legal holi.
publication of this order; otherwise the
cause will be proceeded with as in case
Of default; provided q copy Of this order
sive weeks from the date hereof In the
Evening Star and the Washington Law
Reporter. JOSEPH W. cox. Justice.
STEWART, Clerk. By r. Z. LEE 0OFF.
Asst. Clerk. de23. .3O.1a
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

%EEIEs 81 TIE g. e9ISSJofSss bsssmSs. cT
2. 1895. Notice is hereby given that in
accordance with the act Of Congress ap-
printed In the REGULAR issues Of the wash
ington Times on December 9th and 18th,
1885. delinquent tax list containing list
District Of Columbia on July l.. 1885. in.
eluding special assessments overdue. and 4
January u. 1887. the date fxed ior sale.
the property involved viii be sold at auc-
b. C.. commencing January IL, 1887. and
continuing each, day., Sunday and legal
SiS1Sdk SSiSS1pSfadak \. AiIiiHeNi. Dan I SutTAN, CON-:
Hs&3SEzHs o. THE st8 6oS
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FOUR LOTS SOUTHEAST CORNER
THIRD AND U STREETS
NORTHEAST.
TWO LOTS NORTHEAST CORNER
THIRD AND q STREETS
NORTHEAST

By virtue of an order of the District
Court Of the United States for the District OF
Columbia In re H. r. Howenstein Co.. Bank
Ilpt No. 3IS4; the undersigned trustee will
ths e rEssgessive premises. on MSNpAY. TAE
coMMENe1NoA GA At MREE HE SAeTASx oohock iesI PM
the folloWing :dsscribed real estate, situate
lumbia; TO wit: Lots "a, 45. .46, A? 4s,
49 and 80. square 1856. each 16 by 90
north side Of Todd place between Third and
FOURTH MsDATY 4 sna stssets THRRtHrfEa RaEsaisff
Lots 81 90. SO and 54.' square 1866. each
70 stssst sd
ana fIH1th %MhbHHfELY St5sfss S0!taissiE !TtsaissssiEArEs
Lots ia and i16, square 1853. having q
total frontage on Q street. Of .102.7I feet
and 56.64 feet on Third street northeast:
6.3Sl square feet, more OF less.
49, The above lots VII be 3fIersd .s ssepaTattely t
subject to building restriction lines and
covenants Of record.
Terms Of sale: Cash. A deposit Of sl0o
q san Ss Of s sas
ing, revenue. stamps and notarial fees at
with within thirty days from day Of sale.
sell property. at risk and cost Of defaulting
purchaser. after fve days, advertissment
Of such resale In some newspaper published
In r. ee aspGss %ay e
equitable rights against defaulting pur-
JOHN A. REILLY; Tsustss,,
a. w1NsH1p wHEATrIGY. FEY S' NV"
Attorney for Trustee
1910 Vermont Ave. NV.
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BY virtue Of an order Of the District
Bankr9pt No. s1s4. the undersigned trus::
tee will sell by pu6lic auction ,ip IN f5ent q
III HE TsiRfsTf sEHfNTA P5ssef pAY 81 JaNgARY
s the hoHrs
the City Of washington. District Of CO.
lumbia. to wit:
ssory s an and Sh eeifaT bries @ dWeiiins No s4sa
Tunlaw road NV, CONTAINING SIX rooms and
water neat MAF T:sas s.so tesehecK O'clock PM.
Lot 263: square 3031. improved by two-story
ton place NV. Containing six rooms and
bath toilet and laundry tubs in cellar. hot
water heat. front. porch and s,S, tS,o,storJ
AT 3:45 O'CLOCK PM
SS story -S and cellar Brick dwelling, No 90!
Otis place NV. containing six rooms and
tile floor bath. toilet and laundry tubs in
cellar. hot-water heat. front porch ana two
'.'' AT a;i5 .oSs ocIocK ,p4.d p;M1 ~ .xo.
18th street ne. containing six rooms and
tile bath with built-in tub. open fireplace.
first foor and tnelosed heated porch on
second floor. hot-water heat, built-in
garage. Subject to covenants Of record.
AT 4:30 O'CLOCK PM
Lot 159. square 40os improved by semi
detached brick dwelling No. 1852 Lawrence
street ne. containing six rooms and cellar.
front porch. concrete floor rear porch on
first floor and inclosed heated porch ,. on on
sssaaa ssTase sSSject to 81
Terms OF sale Cash. A deposit OF
$500 90 on each property required OF pur-
chaser at sale. Examination Of title. con:
veyancing. recording. revenue stamps and
notarial fees at cost Of purchaser. Terms
to be complied with within thirty days
from day of sale. otherwise trustee re
serves the right to resell property at risk
and cost Of detaultins purchaser; n ate, ;I
some newspaper published in Washington.
D. C.. or deposit may be forfeited. or with,
out forfeiting deposit trustee may avail
himself Of any lesal or EQUITABLE rights
against defaultin0 purchaser.
JOHN A. REILLY. Trustee.
1881 G st. NV.
H. WINSHIP WHEATLEY
Attorney for Trustee.
1910 Vermont Ave. NV.
NOTE: Other properties in this estate
will be mailed upon request.
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975-617 LONGFELLOW ST.. NV
No6ern t-room brick home. in lovely and
Convenient neighborhood; rear screened
porches, front porch.
circle. Lovely Groom brick; 90 It. wide;
Enclosed porch; ideally situated.
WASHINGTON REALTY CO.. INC.
b5Ol Georgia Ave. NV. Geo. $500.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY TO LOAN ON D. C. REAL ESTATE
at lowest interest rate. Prompt service.
JESSE L. HEISKELL. Ills Eye st. NV.
MONEY-Plenty available for first and
second trust loans: also specialize in re-
financing property. Cali Warren T.
Cothern. 9l3 New York ave. NV. Ma
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NEW BRICK BUNGALOW,
YEAR-END SPECIALS.

n. $50; convenient suburbs: large rooms
attic roomy kitchen: automatic neat
real bargain; easy terms. Phone MAIL
4 43o Geo. 6S49.
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viii be sold in the near future. Notice win
b rspIlssSd p a yHSns Yanns sssSSass.t5, SSss.t5,sa
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YOU MUST SEE

1929 Bunker Hill rd n.e.-A new brick
Cape Cod cottage with large rms. screened
porch. sun deck, oil heat. garage 9e.''o'
35 jefferson st. ne. corner Blair I'd
An exceptionally large brick bungalow
oil heat; Ss.45O. Terms. Open daily till
Pm WOODBRIDGE REALTY Co.,.
I 2377 R. l. Ave. NE. North 1908.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

AUTO TKUSKS FOX SAIE.
CHEVROLET 1888 Ia-ton panel. black
5000 miles. private party; 1875 cash or
financed. 1927 Ga. ave. NV.
FORD VS. 1885 with large panel body:
general condition good as new; will sacri-
f1ce for S295. Manhattan Auto and Radio
Co. 1905 9TH st. NV.
FORD pickup. late 1884: practically new
condition; low price. easy terms. Open
evenings. Northeast Motor Co., Ford
FORD truck. 1I2-ton. in good running con-
dition; only S75 Open evenings. North
east Motor Co.. Ford Dealer. 920 Bladens-
burg rd. ne.
FORD 1881 panel delivery; has exception
S169. Open evenings. Northeast Motor
Co. Ford Dealer. e20 Bladensburg rd. ne.
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$8,450,

rith reasonable cash and satisfactory
terms Call for appointment to inspect
District 2724.
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CASH FOR YOUR CAR.
HIGHEST PRICES PAID.
Whether Car Is Paid for or Not.
SEE MR.. BARNES, 1929 14th st.
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S9.650,

New detached Chevy Chase. D. c. home;
English design: rooms . baths. finished
third floor, recreation room in basement:
all brick. automatic heat large lot; see
this home now. Call Emerson oO43 be-
tween ! and pm.
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$500 CASH

Is the down payment on q good six-room
house, close to schools. college. stores;
TRANSFORMATION; garage; price, $500: vii!
also sell the furniture very cheap. Call
MR. PASCOE, District 6092.
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CAPITOL HILL.

KENNEDY-DAvIS BUILT,
One of those popular Colonial bricks
within walking distance OF the Senate
Supreme Court and Library stories
and cellar, & rooms, bath; hot-water heat,
cleo. oil burner: finished room in attic;
garage Priced low for quick sale.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
700 18th St. Realtor. Natl O753
EVENING PHONE GEORGIA 4as7.
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

1435 CHAPLIN ST. NW.-A-l CONCRETE.
plenty long: nice doors: wide paved alley.
Columbia 1918 So 4s
WE HAVE SEVERAL BRICK GARAGES
vicinity Wardman Park and Cathedral
Mansions E5yn S5 Per m1nsh1 nt1,s co
733 18th st. NV. National 0352.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SAL

INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
SPECIAL; NEW CORNER l5-APT; BLDG.
all rented: all copper pipes: insulated. A
real BARGAIN. Act today. Met 1856. 80.
A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY!
S4.oo0-e-STORY BRICK NEAR STAN
TON SQUARE. Five rooms and bath.
hot-water heat; rented to white
tenants at S45 month; in excellent
condition
SHANNON & LUcHs CO..
1905 st. NV. National 2345.
CHAIN STORE
IN GOOD RESIDENTIAL SECTION: one
story brick, large floor space leased to
national grocery chain; doing good busi-
ness. Can be bought on terms for $4,000.
Shows 8 per, cent net on cash required:
Stores with chain leases very scarce. Call
MR.. DREW. Met. 2S27. F. ELIOT MID
DLETON. 205 Investment Bldg.
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} 4 BED STONE FRONT.
RESTRICTED NV. SECTION.
The only type house of its kind Of, to-
days market: 2l #. wide: real stone fre,
room. deep lot and detached garage; con-
yenient to schools and TRANSPORTATION.
Worth your immediate inspection For 1ur-
ther details. call MR.. KNAPP at Randolph
b33Q
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He dared not think Of the lovely Ula Dale for fear
that the thought OF her might draw him back from
his objective. But Ula Dale was thinking Of him.
He the only pleasant picture in the kaleidoscope
Of fears and fancies that flashed through her
brain
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

VERY ATTRACTIVE HOME IN HILL
{ess Ideal location complete - IN detail aIi
OWNER. lincoln OOs2.
ssoo cAsH sALANcE; LIKE dRsEEacS.d REN5S
$1,000. 1121 45th pl. Sc. Line. 0736-1.
1921 BEECHER ST NV ROOMS AMP AlD
bath. oil burner. elec. refrigerator lnII,,
ssesee for ReTssfs ss
Mr.. 10th AND HARVARD-VACANT: BEST BEST
buy In city: must sacrifice; sIS4 4; moo- IKE
PRACTICALLY dwnsr sEM Needs a2MH cssR. 3N'f s'''o
> Mt. Pleasant-6 rooms HOLLYWOOD bath,
Oxford kitchen. recreation room. room. AUTO
matte heat. garage. NatloEal o9o0: -
cokNE Pk6PERTY IN CLOSE e. PEQX- ESN
EESsSaEE f1F fiof WITH ssEVVEkSE FRUIT
NHW 95RR RF4s 9SE osRHEE AkEE5SAI ISH SSss
$3.50. spacious rooms, perches
brick gaEage 9l heat maids ddws room; S%1 sl'3Y.
WILL shAGRdF1cE hS STRICTLY OF, M3nEsE pI4nsf
weatfer-stripped and insulated; block
from % {; Conn; ave. busses. OWNER call zen
> S4,95O-NEW CozY BUNGALOW.
. bed rooms and bath. large living ROOM nj
unique kitchen. porches. full basement oil
burner. Metropolitan 1l70. -
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-10- ROOM, 2-BATH
brick house; garage; 8 bed rms; roomlng
house: only Ss,950. Adams 1924.
KENYON ST NV NEAR GEORGIA AVE.
garage. Easy terms. Metropolitan 300
S6,950-TAPESTRY BRICK. ,2-FAMILY
FLAT. near 4th and SITS ne. oioek O,s 1oUni
and bath basement>; 2nd floor, rooms
ana bath auto%atic heat al al in g,6 perfect ma
Ssss{ H NAfISNAAHEs MS AEssMEK SiGS ESb S6
bunealow. rooms. tile bath shower FIRE
place, chestnut trimmed. recreation room room
berry and flowers. Open each evening
'n''i ! William Ill r. EHoRowoooD.
2024 R. I. Ave. NE. Decatur 0317.
-. ToPAAYy's FINEST 55s5yg BUY. RguYY.,,x
S13.95O-A good home is the finest giis
ssn ssSshse f91 Sss bis bseh ay pfsed
sssr eSn home: ION i in ins conditien and built on
prsity and oRers 1St with na hass RooM 5s
sudns mTsS GrdS s nsoSea est
garage. BOSS & PHELPS. NATIONAL
5000: EVENING PHONE. DECATUR 2146.
S4.4OO-NEW BRICK BUNGALOWS. SIT;
uated on lots 60x110 feet. in beautiful
Seven Oaks. Md. near the Indian Spring
Country Club. one-half SQUARE from from
sh sSoasT city FSs Water snd ss
ali improvements. including Westing-
house refrigeration and hot-water heat;
TERMS AS Low AS $3.50 CASH AND
N4 a5SoEHTTRACTiVE so Al DETACHED BRICK
RESIpENCE IN NEARBY CHEVY
bed rooms side porch. new oil burner,
electric refrigeration, hardwood floors:
lot 6ox125. oTieinany @ e2St over
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1905 St. NV. National 2345:
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AUCTION SALES.
DAM A. WESCHIER & SON. Auctionee
Bankruptcy Sale of
Valuable Unimproved
Building Lots

SEVEN LOTS NORTHEAST CORNER
Third STREET AND TODD PLACE
NORTHEAST
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
ICcnffrn
Sc, ESQ.
4OO2 CHESAPEAKE ST. NV.
$500 CASH-S5O MONTHLY.
&C CE0

Attractive, modern, semi-detached.
rooms. de luxe kitchen. hardwood floors.
refrigerator: garage: big lot. Open daily
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

FRAME BUILDING AND YARD FOR
NV. u
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

TAKoMA-I9-ROOM. 2-FAMILY HOME.
cak floors. tile baths: one square stores
and State hishway. Plenty Of fruit Con.
once Shepherd 3O76
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STORES FOR RENT.

5O7 H NE.-LARGE STORE. RMS. AND
b. above. h.-w.h: S125. Other good loca-
tions. BEHREND 1917 r. l.
BUNGALOW CAFE AND BEER GARDEN,
near Navy Yard; rent reasonable to desir-
able tenants. 906 Sth st. sc.
1908 3Ist ST. N.W.-LARGE. NEW, FEAT
ed store $40 w. H. WALKER CO., 232
Shoreham Bldg. National 1880,
7th AND KENNEDY SITS. NW.-UNUSUAL
opportunity to rent store. Just vacated;
established as paint and hardware store
for 10 years. Large neighborhood. Call
Georgia 1901.
$500 BLOCK GA. AVE.
20X50 feet 500 month. Apt, above
store also for rent.
WEAVER BROS. INC.
Realtors.
Washington Bldg. District 94S6.
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Bankruptcy Sale of Valuable
Improved Real Estate.
2439 TUNLAW ROAD NV.
765 PRINCETON PL. NV.
COS OTIS PLACE NV.
34O6 FIFTEENTH ST. NE.
1852 LAWRENCE ST. NE.
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FORD 1885 Fordor sedan: the original
black paint Is perfect: fine, clean uphol-
Here Is value you cannot AFFORD to overlook:
$3e2 Tni. prize soed Until @ midn&tEht & jar, Jan;
4sy. m 2; g; ousrantss. Gspitol "a .S1sdillas
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NOTE. Other properties in this estate
will be sold in the near future. Notice
will be mailed upon request.
de % "a 2S 90 80 81 :ja24 So.
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Il, WINsHIP wHEATIEY,
Attorney for Trustee,
1910 Vermont Ave. NV.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-04-24
CAV R n FETE
FOR QUEEN

NEW MARKET, Va, April "a.
Deep underground in the Endless
Caverns near here Sunday Miss
Cornelia Larus, of Richmond.
will be welcomed as Queen
Shenandoah XIII" to the under
ground regime of "The Mountain
King"
This Is in accordance with an
annual custom started 10 years
ago when Queen Shenandoah T.
ruled-for the queen to pay her
first official visit to the Shenan-
doah Valley at Endless Caverns,
where the subterranean ceremo.
monies in her honor are followed
by a. reception at the home OF
Major and Mrs. E. M. Brown.
Frank M. Wissler, jr., OF Strath'
more, Mt. Jackson, Va, is the
Mountain King" this year. In
fantastic, costume, in the far
depths of the caves, seated on a
stalagmite throne and surrounded
by gnomes and pages, he will vel
come the 1886 "Queen" to his
realm beneath the earth.
Next Thursday and Friday Miss
Larus, who yesterday visited
Washington, will rule over the ap'
pie blossom fete at winchester.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-04-24
2 Dogs Offered
Those Liking
Good Pets

If your idea of a pet is a me-
dium-sized dog of gentle nature.
playful and obedient. today is Of
fered an opportunity to get just
this type Of a pet.
Boy" a young male, white,
with tan spots, is being given
away on guarantee of a good home
by Mrs. Helen Clark, 1902 Nine
tenth st. N. w. columbia 285N
Notify Mrs. Clark if you wish to
know more about this dog.
William Burch, Of 1888 Fourth
st. S. w., wishes to give puppy
away to someone offering it a
good home.
The pet editor Of The Washing
ton Times will assist in finding
other homes for pets through this
column.