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Carolina watchman., 1936-02-14
TAKING NO CHANCES

In the early days of the war the
officer in charge of British sta
ton in the heart of Africa received
the following wireless message from
his superior officer:
'War declared; arrest all enemy
aliens in your district"
With commendable promptnes.
the superior officer received thi.
reply:
'Have arrested seven Germans
three Belgians, two Frenchmen, foul
Italians, one Austrian and an Am.
erican. Please say with whom we
are at war"
Carolina watchman., 1936-02-14
C. L. WILKINSON


Funeral services were held Sun
day at 3 o'clock at the home, 1-31
North Lee street, for c. L. Wiki
inson, 80, who died last week. He
had been employed in the car de-
partment of the Southern for the
last 81 years. His widow and nine
children survive, Charles, Bobbie,
Hugh and Helen Catherine, all at
home, Mrs. ]. L. Hess, Mrs. R. O.
Hess, Mrs. w. A. Earnhardt, Mrs.
A. L. Gobble, all of Salisbury, and
Mrs. William Walls, Davie county.
A sister, Mrs. Mollie Taylor of Sal
isbury, also survives.
Carolina watchman., 1936-02-14
CHARGE IT, PLEASE

The young bride was extrolling
the virtues of her husband to a
friend. George is just the most
generous man in the world" she
declared. ''Ie gives me every
thing credit can buy"
Carolina watchman., 1936-02-14
ther, Mrs. R. F. Thompson, sur-

ther, Mrs. R. F. Thompson, sur
vive.
Unassuming and kindly, he had
many friends and although he suf-
fered much during his illness, he re-
mained uncomplaining to his death.
Mr.. Thompson was a nephew of
the late Capt. c. M. Thompson, Of
Lexington, and had many relatives
there and in Davidson county.
Carolina watchman., 1936-02-14

All kinds of printing done prompt
ly at Tbe Carolina Watcbman
l19 East Fisher St.
Evening star., 1936-08-02

Slight quiver - just barely enough
to move the fly If the fish are going
to hit at all, they will strike when that
Slight move is made. If they do not
hit it then, you should pick the fly up
and place it elsewhere. This method
applies particularly to the quiet waters
of sluggish streams and lakes.
On fast-moving water. have had
the best results fishing upstream with
the floating fly. When fished upstream,
it will ride high on the crest of the
ripples and float back toward the
angler, unrestrained. If fished down.
stream, the tug of the current will inn
mediately drag the fly under. unless
it is skillfully handled. In any case,
it takes an expert to fish properly in
fast water.
Another underlying secret Of sue
cess with the floating fly is natural
action. One should study the kind
of bug being used and make it act as
nearly as possible like the real bug
would under similar circumstances.
If beetle whizzes down ind hits the
water with thud, make your artificial
beetle do likewise. If the gossamer
seed of some wildfower watts down
and tumbles lightly on the surface,
initiate its action.
Again, June bugs, beetles and dragon
flies whizz over the water and the next
instant crash into the bank, or, by
some sudden impact in midair, fall
and lie unconscious on the surface of
the water. Butterflies and millers flut-
ter along with drenched wings, vainly
trying to lift themselves from the
water, only to be consumed in split
second by some hungry bass.
This means that deep study of the
insects and stimulation of their char
acteristics with the artificial fly will
bring results.
Many fly casters whip their flies
to pieces, and tire themselves out as
well, because of an impression that the
bass is supposed to strike the instant
the fly touches the water. Such casters
Evening star., 1936-08-02

- UMMER! And the silver, leaping
-. things. the striped and mottled
~ things, the things of many hues.
are waiting.
They mean nights that are milky
white with moonlight and inky-black
with shadow. And dawns. cool or in
vigoratingly chill, sweet with wood
land smells, soft with mist and the
opal's iridescent colors. And days of
stiffness and peace, in world of green
cry flooded with gold.
In extracting the utmost sport from
fishing, the dry fly stands alone. 1t is
a method of angling that is scientific
enough to engross man, and is al
ways a challenge to his skill. Some
how, it has an artistry and technique
beautiful in its grace and rhythm.
impressive even to those unacquainted
with the art.
In dry-f1y fishing for bass. larger
flies are used than in trout fishing.
But the principle is the same. In bass
Fishing however, we shall distinguish
between the two by calling it the
floating fly.
There is vast difference between
casting the fly so that it watts down
through the air and rides the water
like spider. and the fast "spat," or
smacking, of the fly against the sur
face. One should practice until he can
place the fly with such lightness that
it does not break through the surface,
but Sits down like gossamer and set
ties lightly on the water.
To obtain this action, the fly should
be cast high. so that it will spend it.
self in the air several feet above the
target before it does drift down. 1t
should not be rolled down the water
Evening star., 1936-08-02

and made to come over with fast
spat - this not only drenches the fly,
but also scares the fish away.
Shoot the fly high; as the line
straightens out and the cast spends
itself, you will find that the fly has
stalled about six feet above the target.
As it begins to settle, the natural wind
resistance will retard its descent, and
it will seem to drift down like leaf.
The fish looking up from below will
see this choice morsel coming closer
with a natural action, and will be
ready to snap it up when it hits the
water.
Another important thing in favor
of the floating fly is its tremendous
effectiveness once it has been mas
tered. The increased number of strikes
is we'll worth any effort expended in
attaining proficiency in this fascinat-
ing art. There is no legal hook-and-
line method under the sun by which
so many fish can be taken as with the
floating fly in an experts hands. 1t
will catch fish, and plenty of them.
But aside from that, there are times
Evening star., 1936-08-02

kinds of bugs coming within the class
ification of dry flies, for sheer beauty
of action, the different makes of small
hair flies are far superior to all others.
If they are kept saturated with light
oil, they literally drift down to the
surface and ride like thistledown, their
bristles raised in a most aggressive
manner. One should not overlook the
importance of soaking them in oil fire.
quently, and tanning two or three
false casts between each placing of the
fly.
Most cut-and-dried instructions on
dry-fy fishing will advise one to fish
up the stream, or across it; but very
little has been said of fishing still water
by this method. However, the floating
fly is more effective on still water than
on rapid streams. Particularly if one
remembers this: The greatest single
factor in fishing with the floating fly
is to allow it to remain still for few
seconds after each cast.
The fish sometimes wait five or ten
seconds before striking If they do not
strike in ten seconds, then give the rod
Evening star., 1936-08-02
by JACK LAMB
Outstanding Fly Costing Expert ond Boss Fishermen

when a man will cast for hours in
self-entertainment and marvel at its
uncanny action, irrespective of wheth-
er he is catching fish or not.
The angler should be proficient with
the fly rod before attempting to cast
the dry fly There are few points
however, that should be observed by
the best of fly casters:
Bugs and flies for bass fishing
should be about size number three,
but never larger. And of the various
Evening star., 1936-08-02

tVlSN IIG" tNIS oI ttNS
rarely allow the bait to lie still for a
moment. This action might be proper
in certain instances, but in others it
is highly impractical.
When mice tumble from overhang-
ing limbs. or small birds fall from their
nests. they are still conscious and i'm
mediately begin struggling to save
themselves. only to be devoured by
the voracious bass. The bass strikes
them instantly. because their moves
are natural: but with bugs or other
insects, the natural action may be al
together different.
There are a few hard-shelled beetles
that crash into the water and immedi-
ately start to rise from the surface
again - in which case the willy bass
consumes them in a flash. But when
the average bug strikes the water,
misgauging his flight, he is travelling
so fast that the impact stuns him.
When a bug strikes the water in
this fashion and lies on the surface
motionless, MIR. Bass rushes toward
it. but comes to a dead stop when
about two feet away. He suspects its
strange tranquility and is willing to
wait. The next move is up to the bug.
The bass will remain absolutely quiet
for about ten seconds, waiting for it
to show the least flicker of animation.
With the kick of a tiny leg or the weak
est flutter of a mangled wing. flash
of bronze churns the water and the
helpless bug is no more.
But if the bug fails to come out
of its coma in about ten seconds, the
bass abandons his prey. Then, even
if the bug does recover, it is permitted
to paddle back to the shore unmo-
Tested. while the bass follows at a dis
Greet distance, looking askance at him.
too suspicious to strike.
Likewise, the bass views with a
dubious eye the fly that is retrieved
too soon. One therefore should allow
the bug to lie still for few seconds
after each cast. And then, instead of
retrieving it by jerks, he should move
the rod enough to cause the bug to
show a faint movement - and at the
same time get set for battle.
When these bugs plunge into the
water by accident. it spells calamity
to them, and it is no more natural for
them to get up Immediately and fly
away than it would be for gull to
crash into a lighthouse and instantly
resume its flight. These fish know
exactly how bug is supposed to act
when it hits the water, and any devia-
ton from this natural action arouses
suspicion.
A trick which is always good for a
rise, if bass are near, is to cast the
fly into overhanging grass or foliage
a foot or two above the water, then
with slight twitch of the rod, make
the bug appear to lose its balance and
tumble. Already the keen-eyed bass
have spotted this bug in its apparently
perilous position, and just below the
surface they are eagerly waiting for
the choice morsel to drop into their
hungry mouths.
With these pointers, believe any
angler can improve his skill
Evening star., 1936-08-02
SIDNEY ). LEM
"You're " Telling Mel"

Whether you play contract
bridge or not, this amusing
story will Immediately capture
your interest. Written by Sid
ney S. Lenz, famous authority,
it presents the surprising ad-
venture of a man who plays a
sure winning hand, then =?
Evening star., 1936-08-02

Nonchalant, charming, devil
may-care, Jean Harlow's screen
personality symbolizes Holly
wood - she is its spirit in
carnate. Jim Tully brings you
character study which shows
her in real life as colorful as
she is in shadowland.
Evening star., 1936-08-02

A wanderer in the night finds
an unlighted street the straight
path to an astounding revela-
ton. Only once in a great while
comes a story as splendid as
this latest effort of the author
of Valiant Is the Word for
Carrie" )"
Evening star., 1936-08-02

Adelightful tale which shows
that mother dogs. like the
mothers of children, also have
high hopes for their young.
Don't miss one of the most
charming and tender stories
ever written by Josephine
Daskam Bacon.
Evening star., 1936-06-19
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
(COntinuedO

4 ROOMS, KIT. BATH, PORCH, $50;
Enc. basement; cool, attractive 1910 1ngle-
SIDE ter. NV. tbelow 18th and Newton).
$50 25th ST. AURORA HILLS VA-1O
min. by bus to 14th and Penn. ave: 3 rms
dinette, kit. bath; 2family house; Ind
floor apt; sos.
LARGE ROOM, KITCHEN. LARGE DIN
cite. Murphy bed. dressing closet. tile bath,
6uiit-in tub and shower, elec. refrlgerstor
manager. l20 ST. ne Atlantic 2221.
Adults only
1897 SHEPHERD NW-TWO ROOMS.
kitchen bath and Frigidaire; S45 Il
425 4th, ST. NW.--NEWLY DECORATED;
Across from Pension Park 3 rooms and
bath S:3. so BURNSTEINS S REALTY,
Met. 54O0. Il"
Evening star., 1936-06-19
COUNTRY BOARD.

sPEND YOUR week ends or vacation 30
piles from Washington on beautiful Port
the eyer-biuc 6lIls Ni11 of Virginis and some
nost interesting homes in Southern Mary
land at "Chaudlers Hone" Port Tobacco
the most, historical and interesting of all
lovely old estates: good swimming. fishing
and Grabbing; make individual or party
reservations in advance Call Adams
d 81 Ia Plafa QE-E.R or QE-E-ol
Evening star., 1936-06-19

four rooms and bath; every convenience,
convenient to bus and car service; refined
pennle.
Evening star., 1936-06-19
SUBURBAN BOARD.

Is FUsTING AVE, CatonSville, Nd
House in the Pines s'-Convalescent Home
Nervous, aged invalids. parslytics. rest
Ghnns CatnnsNille l2A1 ola
Evening star., 1936-06-19
SALE-HOUSES.
Continued

NEW HOUSE IN BEAUTIFUL HILLCREsT
latest and modern conveniences: carefully
constructed by owner and builder. Also
T. NJ. NOLAN phone Lincoln 00s2.
Evening star., 1936-06-19
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
NEAR 10th AND PARK RID.
CHOICE LOW-RENT APTS.

3-RM. APT. $50: 4 R, $50; 3 r.. SO.
CHEEKY apts. modern bldg. best NV. sec
tion: handy to cars, schools, stores. etc.
Tie h2 N. parauet floors. Phone Adams gh2s
Evening star., 1936-06-19
S6.950.
} ,S0U-NR. l4GIl q Or h1NG 4
A MARVELLOUS BUY.
OWNERS SACRIFICE

ST. 75O-Chevy Chase. near Chevy Chas g
Cmb-Detached bungalow. > rooms. path
and attic Excellent and convenient sec
ton large lot. garage. Entirely modern
and in good condition. $50 cash. balance
monthly Wis ASA. after Il pm.
Evening star., 1936-06-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

403 EAST CAPITOL ST.-BRIGHT FRONT
bed room and kitchenette. nicely furnished;
suitable for couple; reasonable.
oo1 nTTTNCV gT NJ W ROOMS
Evening star., 1936-06-19
$780,.

English studio homes. rooms ? baths.
built-in garaae: approximately 10000 50.
f. of ground to each home, Terms
An electric kitchen health home.
Directions Out Piney Branch rd.
miles to Hillandale once. or call ADAMS
0022,
Evening star., 1936-06-19
HOUSES-FURNISHED.

CHEVY CHASE, D. C. NEAR CONN. AVE
and Mckinley st-Beautifully furnished;
rooms. 3 baths. " sleeping porches, ga
rage: TO Oct. /. Rent. 500 per month 70
reliable tenant. Call Potomac 5932.
CAPITOL LHILL-CONGRESsMA HOME.
rms, corner > baths. elec. refrigerator,
oil burner garage; $50 mo; adults. Ref
erences required. 400 A ST. Sc. Tel. Natl.
3l20. Br. Alb.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c. 36l9 JOCELYN. ST.
Separate brick. charminely furnished;
available al once for Summer or longer;
refrigeration. Inspect week days. ) to =.
and Saturday and Sunday afternoons. Call
Mrs Helgle DIXIE REALTY CO. North
$3.50. Evenings. Pot. 21l2.
KENWOOD-COOL.' ARTISTIC QUIET
home of bed 7. and > baths; maid, S
quarters; near golf club house, completely
fur. for several months. Clev. S426.
6-RM COLONIAL HOUSE ATTRAc-
lively furnished 3 bed rooms. shady lawn.
July ! TO September ! 5. 45lO Ridge ST..
Ch. CHI Nd.
NEAR UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
Rms, B 81 PORCH: Nv II.
H. SEIDENSPINNER
BALTIC. Blvd. Riverdale Md. Hyatts. $50.
COOL. HIGH; FURN HOUSE, LAWN
elec.. refTlgerator. automatic hot water.
baths; S65 mo. Clarendon 1SS-W.
GLORIFIED FARM HOUSE. ARTIST
home furnished; u rms bath. showers
laVatory > freplaceS 2-car garage laundry
room IL acres large trees shrubs
/ lawns garden; swimming pool in conStruc-
ton: oil paintings. Oriental rugs braSses.
antiques. Near Chevy Chase. Shep 4l69
Evening star., 1936-06-19

cool. AND AIRY APT. FOR SUMMER
months: 3 rooms 3 exposures; attractIvcly
furnished; ami; reasonable. Call Apt.
Evening star., 1936-06-19
MUST BE SOLD THIS WEEK

So 5O0-This 6-room brick home in Bur
leith offers an unusual opportunity 70 the
serious home buyer. Metropolitan S647,
for appointment.
Evening star., 1936-06-19
NEAR UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
HOUSES-FUR. AND UNFUR.

1875 GOOD HOPE RID. SEAL OR
part l0-room house; large Veranda, yard
nicely furnished 81
CLEVELAND PARK-DETACHED HOUSE,
q ms. 3 b. oil heat garage Sublet turn
same rent until Sept ! If desired: Conv.
schools busses Mrs. LYNCH, Met. 1850.
Evening star., 1936-06-19

1920 10th ST. N.W.-NaCdnCleS LOT NounS
ladies' attractive home watkins distances
excellent meals: available July !. IL
l146 MASS. AVE NV A distinctive
home for young people IN an unSurpa sSeo
lnCa+inn. reaSnna be
Evening star., 1936-06-19
HOTSFS-UNFURNIsHED.

TILpEN ST. NEAR conn; AVE
10! Bf9Pl5 E2F 5, y nv COLBERT NaIf Ifc,s7 Ss75
s ROOMS a BED ROOMS. OIL BURN
sr. GARAGE space for Z cars: large large r,o ,ot,
fenced; ! block from Walter sad, Reed Hos atoS-
Sl10 per month To inspect. call OWNER
Metropolitan 5ls0 between and ;.
: ROOMS. > BATHS. OIL BURNER. GA
mn newly from f0Tn ss Lee dbb Af5n1 Va n
spect cali Met $3.50, between . and ).
GROOM HOUSE. IN Al CONDITION.
for rent July i. Apply OWNER, AZ io. An
it1S TAYLOR ST Nw-MoDERN HOME.
living room with fireplace, breakfast room.
bed rooms garage electric refrlRerator,
so. available July ] Columbia 1914.
BRAND-NEw 5-ROoM BRICK ,BUNGA-
$50. Coz 753i: evenings shep, All
DETACHED 1851 MONTAGUE ST. Wv
igng rom olg hs 1l 3o2 6eo SO J92m5 50 bath
"2G woodTard Bldq National aa57, =
baths. brick screened rear porch; modern
1-2- K s. NV MStTopofItan aoI1.
GLOVER PARK CHOICE AND ROOM
h9rse, f0Nev 50 80, and .d 9p. for rent Mr. Ma
CHEVY CHASE. D. C-6 ROOMS, AND .
baths ami. garage: near churches,
| schools and buses Cleveland $3.50.
VACANT-I2O3 INGRAHAM ST. NW.-s
T., b. ami; conyenient gar arranged
TWO families Gentiles. adults; SO. Phone
Georgia 0l19.
CORNER HOME. Q RMS. BATH; LARGE
grounds with trees. shrubbery; newly deco
rst1s thLop,shout; rsady JTlE ,,nv L lqGstsd 24. e
ZEN. phone National 1894. 20'
ATTRACTIVE 7-ROOM HOUSE. lis CAR
roll ave. Takoma Park Md: nice bed
UGs baiItn ''s ssTage TIs @ sss Oh eS
Groom bungalov. centrally located; elec
refrigerator. oil,burner heat; ,owrer wishes
Ev cRITTENDEN. sHEP- 26a3.
nished Or o." 1aInitarhished. Met. $500, Me-.
sEMI-DETACHED HOUSE. THREE BED
rooms. > inclosed porches: good condition,
vacant July l So Madison s.. NV. Geo.
Beautiful S-rm brick home, basement,
oil heat a mi 500 month; furnished,
URCIoLo REALTY CO. NET 494I
CHEVY CHASE MD.
135 East Glenbrook I'd rooms ?
paths large screened porch. maids room
oil heat electric refrigeration, beautiful
iO'' BDw. H. JONES & CO..
$500 Conn. Ave Cleveland 23oo
MI. PGEASANT-SSO
Practically new Colonial brick home. s
/ large rooms. - inclosed porChes finished
as rooms. = complete baths recreation
FO'm' sa'a's BErrzELI.
Tower Building District 31O0
1902 MCKINLEY ST CHI CHI. D &C
rms. > baths. large liv. nm. fireplace Ga
rage attached. 800. OWNER. Atlantic
:i551 j.
: ROOMS . BATHS 3-CAR BRICK GA
rage near schools churches street cars
busses. 1922 Varnum St. Natl. 312O Ext. 20
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CORNER HOME

ave ne unit. Must sacrifice this eycep-
tional property for S5,SOO. Terms. Metro
politan S64I.
Evening star., 1936-06-19
$3.50 CASH

Buys this new center-hell Colonial home.
Situated on a large beautifully landscapes
lot; 5 large rooms, bath. elec. refrlseratlor,
living room with French door LEADING 70
covered rear porch Wea Their strippes and
screened throughout. insulated. bullt-in ga
race concrete street and curb; near schools,
churches and transportation ReaS S1nacle
monthly payments. only $3.50. Cen Mr.,
Evening star., 1936-06-19
SALE-HOUSES.
GLOVER PARR


Nr. Both and Benton sts.-Two nearly
new 3. H Gruver built 6-room brick homes,
in excellent condition. Hot-water heat.
hardwood floors. elec. refrigerator. garage.
REASONABLY priced; $3.50 cash. Please call
Mr. MALONEY. Cleveland 1R4a
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SHANNON & LUCHS Co.
lO5 II St NV National 1H45

NE suburbs New ) rooms tile bath
attc cellar. electric refrigerator gas. Io5
3oXl5d It.. brick garage. stone walk near
Get his perfect home oJlicE Wont ia5t
Easy terms. Call at $3.50 31th 81. n = near
R I ave. Or phone Met. 4757, al nigh1
Greenwood org, 19s
NORTH CAPITOL ST NORTH Or
Kennedy-1 rooms bath, all improve
ments, two street frontase, 50 It. on each
street. Price SGg5u
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ROOMS AND BOARD-SUBURBAN.
CHEVY CHASE. MD. CUMMINGS Lane
Comfortable front room. next bath; private
family: garage. Phone Wisconsin Bass.
EXCLUSIVE GUEST HOME; 10 acres lawn,
attractive double room. private bath; su-
hervlsed meals, 20 Minis. downtown. Shep.
1855.
Evening star., 1936-06-19
945 LONGFELLOW NV.
R, X. and B. Elec Refrigeration.
All outside Rooms, Garage


NJD GU.
"R K and B $40 so
DERONDA l32. 18TH NV.
R K and b. $4,000. .
w. p. LOCKWOOD. l4lo G NV. 20
HAMPSHIRE GARDENS = 3 ROOMS.
kitchen bath locker. laundry. recreation
room spacious grounds. Georgia 752l. Apt.
lO5. 80 Farragut st. W, after pm
1927 CHAPLIN ST NV. APT HALL.
= rooms. kit. and bath: cool, quiet, j eHps
open outlook adults; so.
RUTLAND COURT. 1928 18th NV
large rms, kit. bath. Frigidare on house
current $50. See mgr
I4o5 N. CAP. ST. ROOMS. BATH, REC
reatIon room. wash room. storage room,
elec ice box. garage. heat; S15 per month.
Telephone Georgia H655
1918 18th NV r. AND B----S45.5n
"a Ith NE T, b-,---,------ %
D H. JOHNSON CO. n4l N. Y. Ave. NV
DOWNTOWN ATTRACTIVE
corner apt = rooms. k. b.. fireplace, bal
cony. delishtfully cool. 1757 K NV"
Apt. -.
NEAR SENATE OFFICE-S4O. = r. KIT
h Sj5. Eif h all Out side large
Evening star., 1936-06-19
GOSS REALTY CO..

IfII'l LyV - y. " IFa1 1I-ItI'-t I,I,I-I.
BEFORE YOU BUY
Inspect this sll-brick detached home in
> TILED baths. attic. de luxe kitchen. at
tractive recreation room. beautifully wooded
lot: brick garage GOODLOE ( KLOEP-
3 GOOD BUYS-N.W.
Attractive rooms. baths. semi-de
tached II block Conn. ave; S9,650, z
rooms. 2i7 baths. center hall. detached.
50 $50 Center-hsu Colonial, Chevy Chase
Sl1, $50; beautiful trees All new. Trade
for smaller property. Cleveland 4114.
(Continued on Next PaEe)
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ONLY $3.50.
1925 HALL PL. NV.
GLOVER PARK HOME.
WOODBRIDGE BARGAIN.

woodrid-e-ssmples. 1926 2sth st e.
homes Of + Isrge rooms. tiled bath shower:
/ bath on frst floor attic beautiful Chest
nut trim. open freplsce modern kitchen,
veather-stripped and screened, slate 1901.
copper cutters. concrete porch, large 4ots'
gar Ooen until Q D m.
To inspect. out Rhode Island ave 20
nSth ST, ne left one block to homes.
WNI. R. THOROWCOOp.
Gn94 r. / Ave NE Decatur Oh
Mr. SACRED HEART CHURCH.
PRACTICALLY NEW HOUSE.
e rooms. cclored tile bath. gas heat. =
large porches recreation room, maid
room 2-car garage. Bargain at $3.50.
call National Sq4q.
Evening star., 1936-06-19

1875 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE NV
rooms. kitchen and bath. 3rd floor. in very
quiet home. Excellent neighborhood. 10
minutes walk to Treasury. Stores near.
SelL!ed or business COMple preterred.
Evening star., 1936-06-19

172@ N ST. NW.-VERY DESIRABLE.
Reasonable Summer Rates.
1752-54-56 QUE ST. NV.
LARGE double. single; excellent meals; reas.
Evening star., 1936-06-19


Out-of-town owner offers this desirable
corner home of u rooms > baths. 2-car
garage at d price that Will never be dupll-
Gated Located near lsth and Kiibourne
SITS. NV. Every modern Improvement VIII
make excellent investment. Call HARRY
ROD National 10 IL.
CAPITOL HILL llS 9th ST Ne NEAR
Capitol Office bldgs.-4 rms first floor. 4
rms. second floor nice yarG. garage space.
Reason bic. E w. BAILEY. Adams 47S6.
SPECIAL TO BONUS BOYS-5O r. I. AVE.
nw-S5.g50. 8 large rooms and bath.
new hot-water heating system; reasonable
cash payment balance in hrst trust. pay
able monthly until paid. Wonderful invest
ment. Several others IN different locations.
Call Metropolitan 2T13.
CHEVY CHASE. D. GUST OFF CONN.
ave wonderfully well built large semi-
detached home 6 bed rooms Real bar
gain. l. H THADEN, Wisconsin 5I4O.
GEORGETOWN - II INTERES I'd IN
GEORGETOWN property. Call L. Il. THADEN.
Wisconsin J440,
CHEVY CHASE. D C-SENI-DETACHED
5 rooms . baths. saraee cleo. blower on
furnace: $500 cash, Sl00 month. Phone
Emerson 630S.
Evening star., 1936-06-19

3TO5 18th ST NV. Mt. Pleasant section
Pleasant room. 2nd floor. eastern exposure
breakfast and dinner: $40 month; July to
September 3.
Evening star., 1936-06-19

432 I'm ST. NV APT 4JTtY lv,no TO
room has windows. fireplace and piano;
big kitchen: bed room has 2 windowc;
large bath room. Shown after s p m.
14II N-SECOND FLOOR FRONT: THREE
rooms kit bath, two rooms southern eX-
poSure: rent, 5000