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Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-02
HULSE ASKS
ROBINSON TO
ATTEND MEET

Senator Ben Hulse has asked S. E
Robinson, former aSsemblyman
from this county, to represent him
at the meeting Of the senate in
term committee on agriculture to
be held Dec. 7 at the Huntington
hotel. Pasaden
Robinson was active on similar
committee IN the assembly during
his term of office and is a well
known rancher and farm bureau
director.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-02
Open Season on
Mans Front Yard

WEST PLAINS. Mo, Dec. 2. W.P
&C. s. Hartman lives in a house by
q curve In the road and is fast
becoming an enemy Of man. Most
cars In this day Of speed narrow
ly make that curve. Five have
bounced into Hartman's front yard
recently. and latest smashing his
porch.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-02

Community Auction-Friday at 10
sharp. 2 fresh COWS. good first
calf heifers, springers, beef COWS,
veal calves, 2 good spans young
horses, extra good span mules. 6
good work mules, work horses,
sows, l boar, low iron wheel wagon,
sterlizer, lot of small tools. all kinds
of furniture, also chickens, ducks,
turkeys, and rabbits, at Zinnerie
sale corralls, 10 sharp Friday. Do
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-02
State Use Tax Law
Challenged in Suit

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 2. W.RN-
The Press Telegram Publishing Co.,
Long Beach, today challenged the
constitutionality of the California
use tax law in a suit filed here in
the federal district court.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-02
0UNIYB(REFS 0(S

Mattresses Converted into inner
spring at substantial savings. Phone
295, Calexieo Cotton Products Co.
(N5-N5)
Couple To Wed-Leonard A. Dick
ey, 20, of Brawley and Jessie Ever
etts, 10, OF El Centre, Tuesday filed
with the county clerk notice of in
tention to wed.
The Trocadero 10. your evenings
entertainment. (J28tD
Held In Jail-Vicente Trejo, 35,
was arrested in the Holtville area
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-02
Depot Agent From
X. C., Mo-, in Valley

J. W. Dunn. general agent for
the Union depot IN Kansas City,
NO. is q business visitor In Fl Cen
tro. Dunn has q $40 acre ranch in
the Calipafria district.
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-02
OPPOSES SLASH IN
FRENCH OBLIGATION

WASHINGTON, Dec 2. (UP)-Sen. William E. Borah,
r. Idaho, returning to Washington today denounced
bunty any proposal for revision of the debts such
as has emanated from Paris.
Borah said he was utterly opposed to any downward
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-02

Tuesday by immigration border pa
trolmen and transported to the
Imperial county jail where he
awaits investigation.
%
Now the Ucn Room Tor your steak
dinners. (J28tf)
90
Guaranteed Permanents Red
Star Beauty Shop. N25-D6
Imperial Valley press., 1936-12-02
San Diego May Get
Colorado River Water

LOS ANGELES, Dec. 2. UP
The Washington times., 1936-08-06
Home enforcement Plan
USE THE HOME IMPROVEMENT PLAN!
NO MONEY DOWN!

II your purchase of merchandise
in the Furniture and Homewares
division total $50 or more, you
may pay for them on the Home
Improvement Plan. As long as
1 or 2 years to pay!
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1936-06-05

word for it You can talk to her
as much as you please. Break down
her story if you can It's more
than I've been able to do"
But wait!" another man quir-
ried, eagerly. what about the
one-eyed automobile and the fellow
in the robe? Have you got them?"
Vogel smiled again, this time
complacent1y. Don't ask me to
tell you everything I know. I'm
giving you this story because the
Ethridge LAST is being tried in the
newspapers and because you boys
have worked hard on it. Pm
treating you squarely and I expect
square treatment in return. I'm
derstand? All right Make the
most of what you've got and---
maybe I'll have another story for
you tomorrow. Possibly this even-
ing" With these words the speak,
er bpened the door to an inner Of
flee and called Mrs. Holmes.
When she appeared the newspa-
per men eyed her in astonishmenr,
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1936-06-05

the other car passed me---the car
with one headlight. Then l got up
asd ran home. I suppose I ran
home: anyhow, I found myself
there with all my doors locked"
Vogel laid aside the document
from which he had been reading and
said:
"That, gentlemen, is the gist of
Mrs, Holiness sworn statement,
which she made voluntarily. Rath-
er extraordinary, eh?"
do you believe it," somebody
inquired.
absolutely! Chief Lopez and
| questioned her carefully and we
failed 10 shake her on any point.
What's more, we examined the road
side where she claimed she hid, and
we found an old glove which had
lain there for some time. 1t was
her glove. She showed us the mate
to it at her house."
"Well l don't believe a word of
i'll" lone of the local newspaper
men declared. II talked to her the
next morning---I asked her a thous-
and questions---and she didn't tell
me any such story. It sounds al
together too theatrical People
don't happen along country roads
after midnight just in time tb see
murders committed in the glare of
automobile headlights. Why didn't
she spill this sooner?"
"She says the talk about the Sc
cret order frightened her."
'She's a common drunk; she's &C.
centric and utterly unreliable. l
know all about her."
"Indeed?" Vogel grinned sarcas-
tical1y. "Then you probably know
who she really is. Pou know her
stage name" His listeners pricked
up their ears, but he forestalled their
questions by saying: 'I'm making
you boys a present of a big story
that you weren't smart enough to
get for yourselves. How many of
you remember a grand-opera singer
by the name of Maria di Nardi
Not many. She was before your
time. But l remember her and you
can look her up. She lost her voice
right at the height of her career and
dropepd out of sight; was forgot
ten. One of the tragedies of the
~professios. She's living is Westland
and her name is---Mary Holmes
Oh, you don't have to take my
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1936-06-05
for she was amazingly changed.

for she was amazingly changed
She was no longer the unlovely
, creature some of them had seen ane
all of them had written about; she
was a quite imposing middle-agec
woman. Her hair no longer hung
in greasy %snarls, it was soft anc
clean and smoothly combed; hel
body had shape, and a good-looking
street dress lent pleasing lines to it;
there were silk hose and high-heel-
ed shoes upon her feet. More as
tonishing than this, however, was
the alteration in the woman her
self. She entered the room with
her head up and with a poise, a
carriage that only the stage can
teach; in her bearing was a dig
nifty that brought the reporters to
heir feet and kept them standing
until Vogel had introduced her
and had given her a chair.
This was Mary Holmes hour and
she made the mbst of it. She took
a tremendous satisfaction out OF
the evident embarrassment of these
young men. They had maligned
her and she hated them for it, but
she concealed her feelings behind
an air of modesty and simplicity
which was anything but genuine.
She would have enjoyed nothing
more than to turn the walls of her
upon them, to blister them
with her scorn, but, realizing that
through them she was talking to
a vast audience, she rose to the &C.
casion as she had risen to other
Vogel had cleverly staged-man-
aged her appearance and she had re-
hearsed more than either of them
had anticipated---she scored a tri-
umph. She was acting, of course,
but what part to play and what an
audience consisting of America, the
world! The world that had for
gotten her! Well, it would re-
member her now and it would
throb and sympathize with her
STORY. That story, to her mind
was infinitely more dramatic, inf
nite1y more important, than the
story Of the Ethridge murder.
CONTINUED NEXT WEEK
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1936-06-05
Women Who Have Pains
TN CARDUI Next Time!

On account Of poor nourishment,
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at certain times, and It is for these
that Cardui Is offered on the record
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the good it has done In helping TO
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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1936-06-05
WILBUR and oRVTLLE WRIGHT

TWO Middle Western boys,
Wilbur Wright and his
younger brother, Orville, got
their fun out Of tinkering with
tools, little dreaming that one
day their names would be linked
with the greatest Of the land
and that their own country and
France would dedicate to their
honor and their memory shafts
of immortal granite.
The boys were destined to be-
come the fathers, of aviation"
Although the modern airplane
has outstripped their fondest
dreams, the principles on which
- is built are those discovered
by the Wrights.
There was four years differ
ence between the brothers: Will
tur was born in Henry County,
indiana, in 1867, and Orville at
j2ayton, Ohio, in 1871. From
i%eir earliest childhood they dis
stayed a passionate interest in
~lechanics. A homemade print
-" press was one of their first
achievements.
While in the bicycle business
fey a living, they gave all their
Snare time and funds to expert
mants with locomotion in the air.
Like other practical dreamers Of
Copyright BY MeKor.a
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1936-06-05

Humanity with WINGS" the
Wright brothers started with
motorless glider contraptions.
They soon discarded these for
heavier-than-air motored models.
They selected the remote ham,
let of Kitty Hawk, North Caro-
lima, for their experimental work
because of it's favorable winds,
and it is here that a magnificent
memorial, straining its granite
wings to the skies which they
conquered, has been erected.
This monument to their genius
is shown in the illustration,
and another is being planned for
Dayton, Ohio. Their early at
tempts met with but slight sue
cess: a minute or so in the air
in 1903.
Not until 1908, after winning
a prize for a successful flight in
France, were they hailed as
founders of modern aviation.
The following year they dupli-
Gated the feat during the Hud-
son-Fulton celebration by flying
over the Hudson River.
Wilbur Wright died in 1912
His brother is still living in Day
ton. Their life's work made
America the homeland of avia-
ton and will be gratefully re-
membered for all time.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1936-06-05

when one would be abundant. The
well-living housewife sets on her
table two kinds of bread, always POI
tatoes, maybe lima beans, or baked
beans, cake, pie with starch crusts,
and rice pudding occasionally! If
I were permitted to hang a motto
above the american dinner-table---
one that would do gbod-I would
certainly proclaim, Zone starch
not four"
When too much starch is piled
into the system, the liver is given
more than it can perfectly---and
the liver is the largest gland in the
body. 1t transforms all the starch
it can; the overplus is deposited
about the body and we become fat,
mushy, flabby in muscle and men
tally. We are overloaded with bal
last. We have all sorts of silver
trouble" To cut down the starch
is the only rationa way. If we do
not---then nature makes us sick
and we are compelled to diet in Or
der to get well---and nine times out
of ten, the offender is starch, taken
in great excess.
Excess of starch weakens; makes
us susceptible to disease. Watch
your starches. Use one, not four.
We find starches fully as harmful
as meats, though highly innocent in
appearance.
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1936-06-05
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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1936-06-05
The Family Doctor
WATCH YOUR SEARCHES

WATCH YOUR SEARCHES
Much of our food may be CLASH
fled as starchy. We could nbt get
along without a certain amount Of
the carbohydrate. 1t is only with
excess of starch that I attempt to
deal here.
Common starches are rice, pota-
toes, bread, and cereals that are
marketed under trade names. The
admixture of sugar makes the star
chy foods more tempting. We eat
five or six times as much starch a,
we really need. Most any well-set
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Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1936-06-05

The grain crop of Scotland coun-
ty has been severely injured by the
excessive rains of early spring and
the continued drouth of early sum-
Carolina watchman. [volume] (Salisbury, N.C.) 1871-1937, 1936-06-05

Gnset) Mayor c. K. Quinn of San Antonio received the best wishes
for success of the coming Texas Centennial Exposition from De E.
Bradshaw, of Omaha, President of the Woodmen of the World, while
Mr.. Bradshaw was in San Antonio recently attending ceremonies
IGNORING veterans of his organization with Is years or more service
behind them. Below Part of the group of veterans honored by the
Woodmen of the World, at the ceremonies held at the organizations
lee tuberculosis Hospital at San Antonio
Evening star., 1936-03-26
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

CLIENTS WAITING FOR FURN. AND UN-
furn apts., houses; also economical prop
erty MANAGEMENT. National 3bSI. -
WANTED-TO RENT APT. ONE ROOM,
kitchen and bath. unfurpished costing be-
tween $50 and S35 per month. apt. house
only. in NV. section OF Washington, D. G.
not Georgetown. Call forenoon. Adams 5olo.
SINGING STUDENT WANTS DOWNTOWN
studio apt where he can practice; reason
able Address Box 40-C. Star ONCE.
. ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH, UN-
furnished; not over S35. 6o3 Kenyon
| OR :! ROOM. KITCHEN. BATH APT.
unfurniShed no children not over $50
Call Metropolitan 7l31 between and Z
m. Mr.. TUTCH.
- ROOMS KIT. BATH FOR COUPLE AND
baby; Northeast Wash. or suburban; about
$50 Call Mr.. LEE, Atlantic $50. 70
Evening star., 1936-03-26
SALE--HOUSES.

1910 IRVING ST. NW.-6 BED ROOMS,
= baths, oil heat, brick; suitable for home,
rooming house or 3 apts.
$59nsEyEMRooM god is sEMIBUNGaAtsoWg Nib Low
on first floor open fireplace large covered ,aa
b ana COW home and s
excellent buy. Well located in northwest.
Cost owner over 50 900. BOSS g. PHELPS.
PH9NE PH0NE wSAGD2Sfd NAT5oSAL af,4W a3o9 EVENING
bath bungalow: open for inspection. "a
Wells ave. Edmonston, Md
Mt; PLEASANT, NEAR ROCK, CREEK
Park. End row brick house. built 3 yrs;
Selling price Of $3.50. = rooms, . baths,
automatic heat. recreation room. FIRE.
eay apl For
cali j. WESLEY BUcHANAN. inc. Wis
consin 4951. day or evening.
S695O-JUsT OFF SHERMAN CIRCLE,
tie batS rove brfck new kitchen eaaip
mesnt. deep yard with ssrage; on -, payed
glass inciosed RESPONSIBLE, purchaser
may buy with 500 - cash shan and S59 - SO & per
cal + Wesley ssL x ise6iBs INC
HOME AND INVEsTMENT-CLOsE TO
bathsy 2-car. garage. income. $3.50 month
sSo0 sfGss ADDRESS tf 59s Sos sss Ss2 Star ss
DAILY SPECIAL = 81. 100. ALL CASH.
6-room brick. hot-water heat. elec; Light.
G4 SHsS If ffko lo6 s6s ft Ba ss. ia HARRY
s6:foot Colonial. s rooms. inclosed porch,
9gff Ga mr. TuIPY
0045; evenings Columbia 726O-J.
NEAR KANSAS AVE AND QUINCY ST.
2o.foot Colonial tapestry y, brick s rooms,
Gon GTfa eea es Mr. saa
tan OO45; evenings. Columbia 7260-J.
s21 ,500-THE MAN or, WOMAN LOOK;
ing for home around this price Will find
Rei eRcusve s closein NV Section
a beautiful Government park on the east.
DESIGNED by an outstanding architect,
built oy an 9Istsffdhb9 ou9er roos AN Es5y n
cluding bed rooms and recreation. ROOM.
4 BATHS; automatic heat and refrigera-
tion; Gear attached garage: double rear
PfEehfs pHos rs asod Eve
MING PHONE WISCONSIN 3799.
S795O-MARIETTA PARK ROOM AND
bath mSdern ned homs vn Vacant nad,H and EedeS9 o
phone National 0352.
81. S7.a50-BATTERY PARK. MD.-DErACH-
ed home on lot 50x15O. 8 rooms. bath.
lst-fioor lavatory. automatic heat; maids
FToYp iIIoi sfo Z. DAVIS avis CO. Natl. 0s5a. "'
ON 18th ST. NEAR SHEPHERD ST NV
?0-ft. block. modern and in new-houSe
condition. This is real bargain: First
cop. tiTe 4a44 offered for SALE Only s0'4'o Call
TILE DETACHED HOUSE OF LARGE
Tooms ona Pan ri al prss ses sfs5d s1lo houts IS
SHOEMAKER. 1719 K ct. NV. Phone Na.
Evening star., 1936-03-26
WANTED TO RENT-HoUsEs.

HOUSE OF Is TO 80 ROOMS AND
large grounds for private school tBethesda.
Edgemoor region preferredD. with option
to buy. EVENINGS. phone Adams 0303.
WOULD LIKE TO RENT LARGE HOUSE
for tourist purposes, either on Wisconsin
ave. U. S Route l. or close in. Address
Box 271-X Star office. 81
s TO ROOM DETACHED. FURNISHED
within 10 miles city. months or less
ami Address Box 256-X. Star ofice 2Ts
GERMAN COUPLE. REFINED. RESPON-
sibe ref desire 6-rm. house with garage
in residential section; permanent. State
price and particulars. Address Box AJAX,
Star ONCE 26s
Evening star., 1936-03-26
HoUsEs-UNFURNISHED

919 UNDERWOOD ST. N.w.-s R.. B..
sleeping porch. garage: near schools, play
grounds; S65 mo. Phone Shepherd 4067-J;
BEAUTIFUL HOME. WooDLAWN MANOR,
near Sandy Spring. on washington rd. at
kitchen. open ireplaces; large living room
lovely porches. beautiful flower garden,
large. shady lawns. large trees. EvsrythinS
Write or phone EASTERN MANAGEMENT
CO. Lilypons Md, for appointment or call
Mrs. CARROLL at lane entering home Tor
key. Immediate possession.
FOR GOVERNMENT EMPLoYE ONLY
Newton near 18th St: rooms. > baths
INV h. So; available April ;. To inspect
call CIAS l. NORRIS, :135 Pa. ave. n.w.
Phone West 04SO.
FoXALL OVERLOOKING GOVERNMENT
park; new-house condition: q rooms double
screened porchss. elec refriseration. built
in earage Inquire a, u l51I a. 44th l, st. NV
FOR COLoRED-5l7 MORTON ST. NV
. rooms and bath. $40; THOS. J.
Phone District $3.50.
REFINED COLORED-1330 Attn ST. NV
5-room brick. water and toilet in rear
yard; renovated; $3.50. Natl. 2345. -
Evening star., 1936-03-26
2-FAMILY HOUSES

Are good investments. Rent out an apart
care of the monthly payment. We have
2 houses. both JAMESON BUILT One
at $50 Franklin st. n.e-S rooms: price
mo. The other located at $50 Central ave
n;e-7 rooms and screened porch; price
rent Drive out to see these bargains or
call Mr.. Pascoe at District 6O92 or Georgia
Evening star., 1936-03-26

OWNERS ATTENTION-HAVE CLIENTS
desiring space on both sale and lease basis.
Any location, large or small J. WESLEY
BUCHANAN, INC. 9l6 l5th st. n W Phone
MetropOlitan 4I. ask for MI. Allen.
Evening star., 1936-03-26
RENT-BUsINEss PROPERTY,

ON ST. NE-BUILDING MODEL
store and 6-room and bath apt. Will build
front TO suit tenant. Apply to
HALL BRO. 1904 H st. NE. Line. 1891.
LORD CALVERT INN at College Park
Wash blvd.-The largest building the
most prominent restaurant location on the
ooulevard seats l5O people;
SARATOGA BLDG. & LAND CORP
% z. Fayette St. Baltimnre. Nd
Evening star., 1936-03-26
FLAT SITE.
WANTED-COUNTRY PROPERTY.

Brokers Invited
j. DALLAS GRADY & SON.
11n4 Vermont Ave. NV District pf-p.
Evening star., 1936-03-26

TILE DETACHED HOUSE OF LARGE
rooms. between Colorado ave. and 10th
St; Living room. 25 #: longs gooa for
rooms in all. Price. S12.750. LOUIS p.
SHOEMAKER. 1719 K ct. NV. Phone Na.
tional 1166.
Evening star., 1936-03-26
HOTSES-FURNISHED.

OWNER WILL RENT FIRST AND SECOND
floors of home near G. w. u. Aprll ! TO
Nov |. S55 mo. Call Metropolitan 1867
or address Box 416-C. Star office
GEORGETOWN-F ROOMS: REFINED
couple preferred; q months lease; nr. park;
$50 Phone North 3062-J.
GE-SEMI-DETACHED q RMS.
gas heat with garage: convenient to
schools and busses SS5 per month. For
inspection. phone Decatur 2l1S-W.
Evening star., 1936-03-26

Will build on your lot brick bungalow;
rooms. tile bath, kitchen. full basement,
h.-w.h. Sample house can be seen. Per-
manently financed: low monthly payments.
Phone BUILDER. National 7760. 27s
Evening star., 1936-03-26
RENT-WAREHOUSES
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SHOP OR STORAGE: 600 SO FEET OF
floor space. ami. large alley in rear 1929
Mass. ave. Phone Metropolitan $3.50
Evening star., 1936-03-26

2O1S o ST. NV
II rooms. :! baths, layatory on first
floor. electricity large lot now rented for
Sl00 per month
Evening star., 1936-03-26
WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

coy LOG CABIN FOUR ROOMS FIRE
place running Water. elec.. beautiful trees.
NICE lot. Fine fishing. boating. swimming
hurting; l hr. D. C; terms Phone Shep-
herd .B441 : to q pm
Evening star., 1936-03-26
SALE-FARMS.

ga ACRES ON DEFENSE HIGHWAY,
fronting directly on highway; high. level
land: large trees electricity; $3.50: terms,
cash. w. G. WILLIAMS. phone Clev. 6242.
$50 DOWN-4i2 ACRES HIGH, LEVEL
wooded land. facing gravel road. IL miles
D. c. Price S3l5 Natl 1853, Atl 5205-J,
Evening star., 1936-03-26
SALE OR RENT-HOUSES.

FULL AMI OIL HEAT GROOM BRICK
house on Fairmont 81. near lltn ST. NV.
For appointment, phone Potomac OsSl.
Evening star., 1936-03-26
sALE-INyEsTMENT PROPERTY.

CHAIN STORE LEASE, FINEST NV. SEC
tlon, long lease TO national chaIn store:
return on cash invested. Price. SI7.5un.
9lsO. 2Ss
TWO NEW FOUR FAMILY APARTMENT
yearly rental. S4,5oU; price $4,000; an
excellent location and investment. FLOYD
E. DAVIS CO. Phone National 0352.
MODERN NE. HOME. NOW RENTED FOR
$3.50 Price only S3!5O A real bargain.
Ross & PHELPS NATIONAL $500. EVE
MING. PHONE COLUMBIA 5610.
2O1S o ST NV
IL rooms. :! baths, lavatory on first
floor electricity. large lot; now rented for
Sl00 per month.
1901 18th Il ST. L. nv RgsT Ss}ional GQi; 500.
,53l6 4th ST NV.
One OF the most attractive and best-built
four-fsmily apartments in WashIngton.
Leased +,,as for SO per year Price. sl5,5oo.
completed February -
I4i5 K St. NV
A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY.
foot front on commercial street down
town northwest. hot-water heat elec.
S1.5UO-BrIck tIo-famiIy fiat in Columbia
Heights. close to 10Th s.. Five large
rooms and bath on each floor separate
hot-Water heating plants tenants pay
for own fuel. Rented at $3.50 per
month
SlG. ;j0-Large new one-stoly brick store.
.ioH!'o ieet. now being erected IN Silver
Spring. Leased for FIVE years Straish; to
chaln grocery company. with reneTa!
privilege for similar period VIII un-
doubtedly be sold before completion
We urge YOU to act quickly on this
~ sHANNoN & LUcHs co.
1905 II ST NV NATL @345.
Evening star., 1936-03-26
SALE-LOTS,

SAVE FROM $500 TO 81 500 ON YOUR
home Dy buying your lot and building; "a
detached lots. northeast white Sec,ion.
WAYNE G. GAPMAN. phone North t7f5.
BETWEEN > OF WASHINGTON MOST
beautiful suburbs. Kerwood and Edgemoor: /:
65Xl3O: sewer water gas; priced 900,
Call J. A. WEINBERG. Jr.. National o2SO.
OF Genrpia snl.i
Evening star., 1936-03-26

WILL PAY CASH FOR SEVERAL LOTS
located Battery Park. Edgemoor or nearby
vicinity. Address Box roc. Star office. -
FCUR-FAMILY FLAT SITES. BROKERS
INVITED
J DALLAS GRADY & SON
lI04 VT. AVE. NV. DISTRICT al5a
WANTED