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Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-24
JOHN SMITH OF
JACUMBA DIES
AFTER ILLNESS

John Pinkney Smith, 81. died
at Jacumba at 6 o'clock FriIy
morning as a result of an ailment
from which he had been suffer
ing since last September. He
was taken to the mountains five
days ago in hope the change in
climate might bring improvement
in his health.
Smith was a native of Mount
Pleasant. Tex, and had lived in
and near E. Centre for II years.
His home was sic Euclid. He had
been employed as a salesman for
a Plaster City cement company
and had not retired from his duties
until April /, when his health
would not permit further employ
ment.
He is survived by his wife, Mary
3. Smith. and other relatives.
The body is at the B. E. Lemons
matuary pending funeral arrange
mentS.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-24
REHABILITATION
BUREAU REVISES
OFFICE HOURS

In order to provide time for the
staff to prepare loan applications
to send to headquarters for APP
proval. the Imperial county Of
flee of the rural rehabilitation div
ision recently changed office hours
P. A. Thaanum. who is in charge
of the office. announced that the
office would be open from l to 5
o'clock every day except Friday
and Saturdays. The office will
be open all day Fridays and from
8 to / on Saturdays. The office
is situated in the basement at the
court house. The large numbers
of rancherS seeking loans here
tofore occupied so much time, the
complicated application blanks and
forms required by the government
could not be prepared for mailing
without several days delay. Thaa-
mum said.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-24
COLLINS LEAVES
FOR SAN DIEGO
SCHOOL FARLEY

c. B. Collins, county superinten-
dent. left Friday morning for San
Diego to attend the annual Round
Table sessions at San Diego State
college.
Miss Edith Redit and Miss Helen
Thomas, instruction supervisors,
will, with many principals of
rural schools as well as those of
city schools, attend the state con-
vention Saturday in San Diego of
elementary school principals.
The morning will be devoted to
visiting schools. the entire group
meeting at noon at the House
of Hospitality, San Diego expo
Sition.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-24
Delegation in Arizona
Pledged to Roosevelt

LOS ANGELES. April "a U,P)-
Delegates to the California confer
ence on social work headed for
their homes today after choosing
San jose as the 1887 convention
city and electing Martha A. Chick
ering of Berkeley as president for
the ensuing year.
At the closing business session
yesterday, the delegates passed a
resolution urging that the federal
government appropriate additional
funds necessary for unemployment
relief in the state for the balance
Of the year.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-24

Imperial county. where gold was
discovered by Spaniards and In
dams years before the reputed dis
covery OF gold in California at
Suffers Mill in 1849, again may
become one of the principal gold
producing counties in California,
in the opinion of NJ. L. Allen,
Ogilby, stakeholder in the Holmes
and Nicholson Mining and Milling
company.
The opinion was expressed by
Allen in a letter to Manager Hays
of the Ell Centre chamber of COM
merce, in which the former Ogilby
storekeeper told of mining work in
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-24

There he will join Alfred Scad-
ding. who was trapped with him
in the mine and who was taken
by airplane yesterday to the hos
pital for treatment of his swollen
feet Complete recovery of both
men seemed to be assured as de-
tails of their narrowing experience
were revealed.
DR. w. E. Gallie, Toronto sur
geon and close friend of Robertson.
ordered the plane from Halifax
although he said Robertson was
making splendid progress. Scad-
ding also was said 10 be showing
steady Improvement
AT 1858 a. m. EST, Robertson
was taken from the improvised
hospital here. placed in an am
bulance and driven two miles to
a lake where a Royal Canadin air
force plane wited to carry him TO
Halifax.
He appeared weak and pale but
was IN good spirits. He rised his
head a little, turned his face to-
ward those watching his removal
TO the ambulance.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-24
DIR. JOHN KEYE
TALKS TO CLUB
IN Ell CENTRIC

Dr. John D. Keye was speaker
Of the evening at the 20-30 clubs
meeting Thursday night in the
California hotel, using as a basis
for his talk the book The Next
100 Years the Unfinished Bust
ness of Science" by c. E. Furnass.
Future developments in science
which may be expected were out
lined, the speaker applying the
predictions to Imperial Valley con-
ditions. Jack Korn was chairman
Of the day
A large group of Brawley club
members attended and the two
clubs made plans to journey to
Blythe May 2 for the installation
of a club in that community.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-24
NANCE RETURNS
FROM FARLEY

E. A. Nance, county probation
officer. has returned from the Los
Angeles social welfare conference
where he attended the probation
officers session, the Los Angeles
co-ordinating council, and visited
the Los Angeles juvenile court and
hall.
He also attended certain sections
devoted % welfare which he felt
applied 20 work in connection with
his office. In his opinion the con-
ference was exceptionally well at
tended and of much benefit in dis
cuss,ng welfare and probation
problems.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-24
HORSES CRASH
HEAD-0N, RIDERS
GO TO HOSPITAL

LOS ANGELES. April "a. up
Two horses. apparently speeding,
crashed head-on at a crossing along
the Griffith park bride path last
night and hurled ter riders to te
ground unconscious.
The horse ridden by Irving Kee,
IS. died from a broken neck while
the mount of Lucille Wells, d. was
uninjured
Miss Wells and Kee were taken
to an emergency hospital The girl
suffered a badly Sprained back
while Kee had possible internal in
juTieS.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-24
Seven Suits of Clothes
Bring Heat ProstratiOn

TULSA. Okla. April "a. UP
Elmer Foutch. unemployed tran
sient, was Tulsa's first heat pros
tration victim although tempera-
lures still held around the 70's
and Dos. He explained that he
disliked carrying a suitcase when
physicians peeled off seven suits
of clothes and six suits of' I'M
derwear. Foutch put his clothes
back on and left the hospital.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-24
New Gasoline Price
War Seen on Coast

LOS ANGELES. April "a. UP
Independent gasoline dealers today
reduced gas prices penny gallon
in what was heralded as a possible
new price war" The new price Of
Is cents a gallon was instituted by
George Marchis, head Of one Of the
leading Independents, who said the
reduction was necessary to meet
competition.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-24
Fred Mcclellan
Honored by Company

Fred Nebel-Thau, rounding out IS
years of continuous service with the
Southern Sierras Power company,
was honored by officials and en-
ployes of the company in a meeting
at the Alamitos school Thursday
night, attended by about $50 per-
sons.
r. P. Moore, yice-president OF the
company, presented Nobel THAI
with small button emblematic of
his long service. at the same time
paying him a tribute for his loyalty
and energy.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-24
HARD OF HEARING
CLUB WILL MEET

Election Of officers and other
important business will be featur-
ed at the meeting Friday o. the
Imperial Valley Hard o. Hearing
club to be held at 7:30 pm. at the
Fred c. Smith home, 5l2 South
Seventh.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-24
Eligible Male Dates
Catalogued by Goods

EVANSTON, Ill, April "a. up
Northwestern university members
of Zeta Tau Beta sorority anti
cipating blind date" requests dur
ing their sorority convention, cat
alogued all eligible rlale candi-
dates according to age, height,
weight, complexion and interests.
Visiting coed delegates were rated
similarly.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-24
Repeal of Sales Tax
Opposed by Women
Continued from Page /

tCOntlnued from Page II
cry facility available to lthe club
women shall be used to inform
the voters of California of the
dangers inherent in enactment of
the single-taX. Within five years.
the resolution argues, this tax
would result in confiscation of all
private property by the state, and
in ruin for the states school sys-
tenn
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-24
len TRAPPED FOR 10 DAYS IN MINE ASSURED

camps for this county were sched-
uled to be built and maintahlTf
from funds obtained from this ar
lotment county officials said.
A total of $4,000 was scheduled
to be spent in the building of
each camp and provision was made
to maintain them for five years,
officials said.
One camp was to be placed near
Brawley and another near Cali
patria, it was reported.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-24
STUNNING MILK
ENDS IN DEATH

LOS ANGELES, April "a. (U.P) -
Failure to drink between three and
four quarts of milk daily today was
blamed for the death of Samuel
Nichols, 55-year-old painter.
Nichols died as his home last
night from what the coroner's Of
flee described as acute lacquer
poisoning" resulting from his fail
ure TO drink milk which counter
acts lacquer fumes he inhaled while
working at an airport.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-24
PRIEST DIES
IN MACHINE
NEAR YUM A
Continued from Page y

Continued from Page ID
hausted from his work, Enrich
lay down in the road to rest. The
car driven by the girl passed over
his body. He died a few hours later.
The Rev. FIR. Leonard j. Hala-
burt. %. was killed instantly when
the car in which he was a
passenger overturned on the high
way near Bylas. As miles west of
Stafford. Ted w. Cadwallader. 20,
of Los Angeles. the priests COM
panion, was injured SO seriously
he could not give an account of
the accident.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-24
Legion Will Sponsor
Open Meet Tuesday

Boyce Aten post. American Je-
gion, is sponsoring an open meet
ing on international relations Tues
day at pm. in the Veterans
hall.
Speakers will be DR.. F. w. Peter
son and Dorothy Lou Gillian, state
defamation champion.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-24
FARM BOARD
FIGHTS LABOR
CAMP PLANS

Continued from Page u
Imperial county for the housing
migratory farm laborers.
A federal allotment of S1,216.000
recently was made and the two
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-24
MR.. AND MRS. BADGER
VISIT IN SAN DIEGO

Mr. and Mrs. s. Badger and Badg-
er's mother, Mrs. B. Badger of San
Antonio who is visiting the Badgers,
are spending a few days in San
Diego and La Jolla.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-24
Additional Market
Quotations

Continued from Page
shares. few other ludustrials were
traded.
Security company units slipped
IA, to 500 on - shares; Trausamer-
lea = to 1876 on 1900; Western Air
ENpreEs = 70 S ON 100.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-24
DOCTOR WILL BE
FLOWN TO HOSPITAL

MOOSE RIVER, n. s.. April 24. (UP)-Arrangements
were completed to fly DR.. D. E. Robertson to Halifax
hospital today for treatment of stomach disorder which
appeared to be the principal afereffect of his 10 foodes
DAYS in the depths of the Moose River gold mine.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-24
L. A. BUTTER & EGGS

Los ANGELES. April %. CUP)-
Butter: Extra 281zc, prime firsts
2714c, standards 26kc, undergrade
Imperial Valley press., 1936-04-24
H|1Ma!a!:;!t!!@!!;;!Z':|.

Los Angeles and Vicinity Fair to-
night and Saturday with night and
morning clouds or fog; seasonable
temperature and humidity with lit
tie change gentle to moderate vino,
mostly southwest
Southern CalifOrnia-Fair tonight
and Saturday but morning fog near
coast; no change in temperature;
moderate northwest wind off coast.
Evening star., 1936-11-18

CHEVY CHASE. D. C..
1897 Runpymede Pi. NV.
NEW DETACHED HOMES.
3 and I bed rooms. . baths. From Chevy
Chase Circle turn right on Western ave.
z squares to Runnymede. turn risht TO
property.
G.. F. MIKKELSON & SON,
Evening star., 1936-11-18
BARNABY MOODS.
ION the edge Of Rock Greek Park

'On the edge Of Rock Greek Park"
Inspect at your earliest convenience the
6645 Barnaby street. Supremely well de-
signed and constructed with excellent ap-
pointments. it offers . most satisfactory
Moor plan. with wide living room. modern
and attractive kitchen. well-proportioned
dining room. three comfortable bed rooms.
two ultra-modern baths and two spacious
tistically handicapped rear grounds. with .
shady glen, running brook and rock gar
deus.. Barnaby Woods at this season Is In
color. Inspect daily and evenings. The
house u comfortably heated. PTicsd at
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO., INC,
72e 1sth 0trsst NV. District $3.50.
Evening star., 1936-11-18
A BARGAIN LIKE THIS.
5oo3 9TH st, NV

0UUJ Itn 81. NV.
An all brick Colonial home located two
squares from Sherman Circle on one Of the
hishest points In Petworth; six large rooms.
porch, covered front porch. new Oxford
cabinets in Kitchen: detached garage; has
terms arranged. Open every day and eve
ming until p.m, Because It Is such 2
-Eood buy, you will have to buy quickly"
1404 K st. NV. CAFRITZ. Dist. oOSQ.
Evening star., 1936-11-18

TAKOMA PARK.
New 4-room electric kitchen. bath apt.
c.hw with garage.
Three-room. kitchen. bath apt. c.h.w.;
new.
Two blocks from city transportation. q
room. kitchenette apt; heat. light. gas
incl Shepherd 1914
lO17 FLOWER AVE TAKOMA PARK MD.
UnfurniShed: 3 rooms large living room
electric Kitchen, 2 bed rooms. large tile
bath with shower. large sun room. open
fireplace. Venetian blinds. cedar-lined cup
boards. Janitor service. automatic heat.
bult-in garage: room in basement with
separate shower and lavatory. Must be
seen to be appreciated
Evening star., 1936-11-18
HOUSES FOR SALE.
S7.250-DETACHED HOME.
64Qs ILLINOIS AVE; NV.

o4qS sRIdHFWosorAs ItH.NIts AHE pERk k'"'
On Illinois ave: NV: between Jefferson
sale. sR bia bright anr rooms. ee incIos.d slsep-
bright dry cellar-in fact. al and much
aS seeon ash modest II
GEORGETOWN.
Two Groom Bricks.
THOMAS o. DE BECK.
Potomac b932.
I7I3 d NE.-8 r.. BR.. ANIL: NEARLY
Lies; sacrifice; loy E terms; s3s 2 ssm e,
Gl;t5!ea sG,iss: @ bsrsain. 't coi. Hts. homes;
$3.50 and $3.50; terms. N. Z. RYoN
co. 1915 N. Y. ave.
s7,95O-DErAcHED HOMIE.
Beautifully situated in the popular Leland
section Of Chevy Chase and offered at .
price so low that the first TO inspect it
ss S breSt aeom, repsce perset
50 b.gs1 ge would
stores. transportation. and on a LARGE lot
with pretty trees. shrubbery and ga
rage. You may never have another op-
gorsqn.y ks this SO act a1esy sssa PhSr. Ey,
nings. to 0. call Randolph 1446.
18th AND KENNEDY SITS. NV.
Detached brick. large Handicapped lot. b.
esn.:d ss sns aTGe ifGns Dersh
fast room. kitchen with new, gas ranEe;
pie closets; 3rd floor . large maids rooms.
full bath. 2 storase rooms; fun cellar. Ell
laundry tubs oil heat; screened & weather
spDe sifee at ss.ooo UNDER "ope 0pesen1 % assessed
1929 iSAisIHnAHloNNN sse s.. nv. Nsti: soas.
BETHESDA. MD-ll7 EAST GLEN.
rd.-Unususl all-stone house with studio
as % SsS ns % Pd oh hath !nS On hoor os
Open evenings Gosg spisi REarrS & 2p!s Go s''2'o,
I405 Eye St. Natl. 1853.
TWO NEW BUNGALOWS. o
is the price Of new. large bunsalow in
blocks from school Very easy terms:
35 Jefferson ST. ne. corner Blair ow rd-
With bailt-in ssTsse: ready for immedists
as77 TofDsTDfNE X: r ave, Ne hhALtX Nor5S 4eos
BURLE1TH, near Western High School
and within q few minutes OF downtown.
Attractive brick OF 9 rooms tile bath,
large rear porch. modern sas furnace,
Electroiux REFRIGERATOR. side porch and
garage. Just reconditioned throughout.
SII 00O-CORNER BRICK RESIDENCE IN
OLD GEORGETOWN. Ten rooms snd
FTREPLACEs IN EVERY ROOM. elec-
trio refrigeration, garage. Convenient
to transportation and schools. hools.r,rz
IN CHEVY CHASE Four bed rooms. 2
tile baths. oil heat. side porch. hard
wood noors: 2-car brick garage. Lot
90 feet wide. Excellent condition.
SHANNON a. LUCHS co.
1908 H st. NV. National 2345.
$10,500. :
Chevy Chase. D. C.-Barsain: adjoining
Govt; park; cottass type masonry Masonry con, con,
and bath. oil heat; living room 80 by is.
den 20 BY l2: lot SO by d@5; me N;,,,oI pig
BOSS 4 PHELPS. National 1900. evening".
Evening star., 1936-11-18
HOUSES FUR. OR UNEUR.

1851 HEREFORD PL. NW.-SEMI-DE-
tached corner home, beautiful outside
and inside. r.. Il2 baths. 2 inclosed sun
porches. sarage. gas heat. elec.. Frigidstre.
Columbia 5:SS4-M 2OH
Evening star., 1936-11-18
APARTMENTS WANTED.

APARTMENTS WANTED.
TWO ROOMS. K. & B.. QUIET COUPLE.
Dec. !. for or 4 mos; medium rental.
Address Box 410-S. Star once 1s'
YOUNG MAN. GOVT. EMPLOYE. DESIRES
furnished or unfurnished 1-rm. kitchen
and bath apt. reasonable NV. section
Address Box 319-T Star once.
YOUNG COUPLE WANTS ONE ROOM AND
bath. furn.. convenient to downtown. Ad.
oa Un9 Ak2-T. star 01hce. 1ps
Evening star., 1936-11-18
S10.500.

Chevy Chase. d. C.-Barssin: adjoining
Govt. park; cottage type, masonry con, con,
den 20 By 12: lot so by 125: hne, big
trees: tvo-car gerage. Gall Mr.. Miller.
Cleveland 0llC
Evening star., 1936-11-18
HOUSES FOR SALE.

31O9 TENNYSON ST. NV.
hER sH6ns 9as sssF Sztas
VIM. H. H..sAUNDERs CO.. NC.
1919 x st. NV. District 1915.
2-FAMILY HOUSE.
Jameson Built.
434 JEFFERSON ST. NV.
bo,. % sood sondon dsee os pfes
$3.50; sssS ssf. sssf; hs $50 rRsoSE re- %enth'
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON.
2O1 Investment Bldg. District 8092.
1914 BURKE ST. Sc.
NEW BRICK HOMES.
Between 18th. 10th. and sts)
See Mr.. Williams.
Agent. on Premises
wees ssss.Ts Day1. :, s ~ TO- PM PM
roam six S0ps ss doeIs and
Trim: h0'-~stsr hs.t ST. osn q burner
$500 Cash-$62.50 Monthly
Pays ens Insurance .ns
STEUART BROS, INC.
316 GALLATIN ST. NV.
3 BED ROOMS. 2 BATHS; 50: $50; CON
GEpED E The BEST s v vAtHE ~ ~ WASHING
TTH VIM. IatS H. sAuNDERs a4jfH: c.. INC.
1919 K st. NV District 1918.
NORTHEAST-$7,450.
Two-story and cellar Colonial isi priek. 1t,.S.n
oxford cabinets, eiec. refrireration. oil
parochiai school and college.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
ss TVKhsa sfss = pHoEE sf.tsE SEoRaM GA S5as
Finest NV. D. c. Section.
II you want 1. beautiful six.room and
two-bath house on a very nice yo6ded lot
fail TO inspect these now. They are now
under construction and will be finished
Usn srs shns seGn soR Rtessn
and wall paper Call now at Emerson 5043.
HOLLYWOOD,
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
3337 Runnymede Pl. NV.
NEW DETACHED HOMES:
ta2n rsh On wesenn
2 squares to Runnymede. turn risht to
g. F. MIKKELSON & SON,
Owners-Builders.
ST. GABRIEL'S PARISH.
Arranged for 2 Families.
This Colonial brick home. 20 IT. wide Is
arranged as complete apis; with rooms
burner and In excellent condition. Seldom
has such a bargain been offered IN THIS
24s4 after pm. No brokers. please
DOCTORS, ATTENTION!
Semi-detsched home near 10th st; and
Pa ave NV Modern with Bryant gas
furnace: bed rooms, . baths, small room
for another bath; individually built all
GEORGE w. LINKINS CO.,
EXCLUSIVE AGENT
1913 De Sales St. NV.
Evening star., 1936-11-18
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
TAKOMA PARK.

. LARGE FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
rooms. Frigidaire. garage. ami; 3 min
uteS downtown. 3033 Columbia Pike, Ar
lington. Va.
Evening star., 1936-11-18
STORES FOR RENT,

CORNER STORE, 1000 9Th ST. s.W.-
Rent reasonable. PERCY H. RUSSELL CO..
1871 X st. NV.
5627-2e GEORGIA AVE NW-COMMU-
$45 each. Lincoln $500 or janitor III
building.
9II NEW YORK AVE. NV. LARGE
store available Dec. l. 1885. RlCHARD D.
NEW CONN AVE. STORES IN $500
block. across street from Park-and- shop
Market Just north of uptown thsater. suit
able for any retail business.
On Wisconsin ave. near Fessenden St.
Stock and fixtures can be bought at q
reasonable price. Now run as a grocery
store. Rent for store. $50 per month.
BOSS g. PHELPS.
1417 X st NV. National $500.
Evening star., 1936-11-18
PETM3EElTHs,@1nsAAHHa5AAIN. M AAHHa5AAI

ss 45o-semi Detached BRICK house on
Quebec pl. at Soldiers Home grounds.
Kennedy built: large rooms a BED
ROOMS. exceptionally large porches.
garase: yard On tnres AdesI s;.k h.,..
Cleveland Park. near schools. transpor.
tation; Tankersly built: 9 rooms q
BED ROOMS}. 2 BATHS. These houses
are substantial and comfortable homes:
can be lived in as they are: INSPECTION
THoMkS. BOSS 4 PHELPS. NATIONAL
$500. EVENING PHONE. DECATUR
Evening star., 1936-11-18
r. BATES WARREN.
11Os 18th ct. NV. National 9453.
Eve. Adams 721O. Wisconsin 3O6S.
a G~1P-Tr11@[1-<-

1850 MASSACHUSETTS, AVE
beautiful brick and frame Colonial
home. situated on q high knoll. with large
living room and open fireplace. attractive
linoleum electric refrigeration and all
other modern equipment. Three very spa
cious bed rooms. laree bath, also shower.
in perfect condition. The lot is 100 It..
deep. with garage. This house would cost
FRANK S. PHuLuPS. DIST 11i1
Evening star., 1936-11-18
SV.TOU.
NEW pETACHED BRICK.

NEW DETACHED BRICK
Excellent NV. suburb: arranged rooms,
4 large bed rooms: . bed rooms and bath
en- first floor. garage attached to- house:
large lot. Am in position to make easy
terms or trade for small house or lot.
Call MR.. FIELDS. Georgia 2O42.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Semi-detached Brick.
. rooms. two baths: in hrst-class condi-
ton: automatic heat: good location for
renting rooms Price. S9.250. Terms ar
ranged. Call Mr.. Bennett: Georgia 22eS.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1924 l4th st. NV Dist 3347.
NEW BRICK HoUSE-DETACHED.
9 rooms. bath; Sc. section; S5 $50; $3.50
cash. $50 per mo To inspect call Mr..
ROWE Atlantic 6422-J
Evening star., 1936-11-18
APARTMENTS WANTED.

tContinued.)
YOUNG COUPLE DESIRE / ROOM.
kitchen. bath in Silver Spring. Md.
Georgia 0004. between and evenings.
20
WANT TO SUBLET. MONTHS OR
longer. by responsible couple. attractively
furnished apartment west of 18th st.
Must be moderately priced. State location
phone and price. Address Box 356-T.
Star ONCE.
EMPLOYED WOMAN WISHES UNFUR-
nished apartment in quiet home. Wood
ridge. near Rhode Island ave. car line
preferred Address Box 355-T. Star once.
WANTED BY TWO ADULTS. FURNISHED
first-floor apartment, 3 rooms. porch. mod
ern improvements. Phone Adams 5l03-J.
BUSINESS WOMAN WANTS MODERN
furnished apartment one room. reasonable;
downtown. Address Box 357-T. Star ONCE.
OLORED-BASEMENr APT. UNFURN.::
2 rms, k. b., cleo: private entrance;
must be dry: not over S15: Sc. section
preferred. Address Box 349-T. Star once.
Evening star., 1936-11-18
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

LARGE. REFINED. GROOM MODERN
psVed St; best SECTION HysttsviIle: s5i.
OWNER, Greenwood 1899. 10.
I. RMS. BATHS. H,-wH. OIL BURN
ER. partly furn.: scar garage: close in:
CONDUIT RD. MD. OVERLOOKING PO-
tomac River--Two bed rooms bath. LIVING
room. kitchen porch: S35. Wisconsin 1881.
sIX-ROOM HOUSE. MODERN LARGE
grounds. Five-room house, modern, large.
basement, Reasonable. J. R. NEROMAN.
Clarendon 467.
Arm. AND BATH tc-BED-RM0 BUNGA-
low S37 so: also for sale. $3.50. 500
cash. $40 mo-, including interest. taxes.
insurance.
z. N. LIGRrBOWN.
1910 Eldridge Ave. Brentwood.
Greenwood 13oh
Evening star., 1936-11-18
4602 I7th ST. NV.

4502 18th ST. NV.
Modern city home. built By owner: COM
paratively new: z rooms. sun parlor sleep
Ing porch. baths. servants quarters. ga
rage. large. lot. beautifully landscaped:
exceptional location and environment. Re-
markable bargain due to death In family.
s TsHEE Z MuNsEY TRUST COMPANY.
Nationaa $3.50.