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Evening star., 1936-09-24
MONA could
~ ck O u a fhis


away from no longer. In despair she
said, Mrs. Moran. are you sure that
there isn't something you want to
borrow-some potatoes, perhaps or
some sugar."
"Oh. no, thank you, Mrs. Hale. I
just thought I would drop in for b
neighborly little talk. get lonesome
sometimes, since my man died. OF
course. there are the boys, but they
are grown up now. working all day
and going out at night"
| Mona locked her suit case and
went to close her small bag. Mrs.
Moran rose out Of her chair at an
amazing speed for q woman Of her
age and size. She put her hand in
the bag and took framed picture
| out.
For how long did you say you
were going to be gone, Mrs. Hale?'
she asked.
why for-for just few days, for
just the week end" Mona faltered.
And you aren't taking the little
darling with you-and Mr.. Hale?"
said Mrs. Moran as she surveyed
Barbara AIMS portrait at arms
length.
mo, you see Mr.. Hale isn't going
with me. either. just want a short
rest away from the cares of the
house" Mona glanced frantically at
the clock. 1t was nearly S. Would the
woman ever leave?
MRS. MORAN walked slowly to
AA the door.
"Well. Mrs. Hale, I wish you q
pleasant week end. Take care of
yourself, though. Your fine hus-
band would miss you sorely. and
your little girl needs her mother" ="
Mrs. Moran was closing the door
behind her. Mona was shaking with
relief when the door opened sud
denly.
I'm so sorry. Mrs. Hale, here !
was walking out with this picture
of your lovely little girl. Isn't that
just like me?"
Mona could stand this no longer.
She sank down into the big chair
| with short sobs. Mrs. Moran said
nothing. The telephone rang again.
Mona choked back her tears and
went to the phone.
"Hello-oh, Allan. No, no. I'm all
right-just some onions I was peel
ing. You'll be home early tonight
so we can take in show?
That's-that's lovely, Allan. Will !
be waiting for you? Why, Of course
dear-I'll always be waiting for
you" d
She placed the receiver back on
the hook and lowering her head on
her arms she wept almost happily.
Mrs. Moran slowly smiled, then tip
toed out. closing the door after
her.
After a few moments Mona rose,
looked in again at sleeping Bar
bara Ann. then walked over to the
door. With tears still clogging her
voice, she whispered: Bless you,
Mrs. Moran, bless you for being just
neighborly"
Copyright. 1867
Evening star., 1936-09-24

It could not be any one Of Importance.
There was dead silence for q few
seconds, then that short, irritating
ring came again. Mona remembered
Barbara Ann. If this ringing kept
up the child would surely be awakened
She took three short, swiftly silent
steps to the door.
Good afternoon. Mrs. Hale" 1t
was Mrs. Moran from next door.
Barbara Ann" cautioned Mona,
with her forefinger held against her
quivering lips.
ITO be sure" said Mrs. Moran.
"The little darling must be taking
her nap"
rs there anything I can do for
you?" Mona asked in a hoarse whisper.
MRS. MORAN walked over to the
" big chair and Mona fidgeted
while the older lady slowly and care
fully eased her rather bulky figure
into the soft upholstery. Finally she
seemed settled and Mona spoke.
And now, Mrs. Moran?"
well, and I see that you are pack
ing to 60 away" The sharp, clear
blue eyes had already swept over the
large room, taking In the almost full
satchel on the divan.
Yes, IL was planning, that IS. ]
am planning to leave Georgetown for
few days. As a matter of fact ]
must hurry and finish my packing in
order to make the train"
Go right ahead don't fret your
self about me. I'll just sit and chat
while you finish getting all your
things in that bag"
Mona returned to her packing
elanc!ilg at the clock every few min
utes.. The presence of the other
woman disturbed her. Now she was
speaking.
You know. Mrs Hale, did not
live in the city all my life, and ]
like to feel that the people in a city
like this should be more neighborly
Now, take us, for instance, living
right next door,"
WAS the woman going to talk for
wv ever? Mona wondered. Mrs
Moran rambled on.
"of course. I know how busy you
must be with the house and the
baby and then fixing supper for
your fine husband. Oh, meaning no
offense. What does Mr. Hale work at?"
"Oh, Mr.. Hale" Mona turned her
face away. "Why. he just works in
an ONCE downtown"
"Ah, such a fine looking young
fellow" Mrs. Moran unused. What
q proud husband he must be Of such
pretty wife, and her the mother
Of such lovely child"
The telephone rang. Mona was over
to it in one quick step. She muffied
her voice as she spoke tersely into
the mouthpiece.
"Yes-yes, Of course, I am almost
ready. At $50. Good-by, John. !"
Mona caught herself with q short
gasp. She wondered II Mrs. Moran
had ever noticed that the name card
in the mail box read Allan Hale.
Mona turned slowly, but Mrs. Moran's
face had not changed, the placid
Evening star., 1936-09-24
An Excellent Opportunity

For O young man who is willing to work
long hours on sun-executive position.
Outstanding ability necessary to sue
cessfully MI this opening. Write applica-
tion. giving age. education and experience,
il detail No soliciting. Auto required.
Salary. Address Box 70-J, Star once.
Evening star., 1936-09-24
sALE-MISCELLANEoUs.

VACUUM CLEANKR. Electrolux. latest
type. all attachments: regularly S77.50.
S25. Others from 81 .95. sO5 11th NV.
FURNITURE = Suites, also
separate pieces; radios, re-
frigerators, rugs, miscellane.
GUS furnishings, china. Pub.
lie auction sale Friday, Sept.
Is, 1886, at 2 pm, Smiths
Transfer & Storage Co., 1918
You st. NV. North 3343.
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ROOMING HOUSE
WANTED

List your rocming business at once.
plenty buyers. Free Advertising until sold.
EDWIN L. ELLIS,
1910 vermont Ava. Room 717. Natl. SSH.
Evening star., 1936-09-24
GOOD NEIGHBOR.

half smile still
playing about her
mouth. Mona re-
turned to h er
packing.
"AS I was say.
ing" Mrs. Moran
continued just as
though the tele-
phone call had not
interrupted t heir
one-sided conver.
sation, you are q
lucky woman hav-
ing . husband like
Mr.. Hale. It isn't
every young wife
who can live in
this fine apartment
and have your
pretty clothes, and
him such q fine
father, too"
4
MONA could
sta nd this
eulogy Of the man
she WaS running
Evening star., 1936-09-24

STEAMFITTERS,
Must be experienced and have own tools.
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MONA HAL =

MONA HALE
hurried with
her packing. Every
few minutes she
would 60 to the
door of the bed
room to see If little
Barbara Ann was
still asleep. then
she would return
to her packing. She
would not need
much. just an
overnight bag and
two or three dress
es. Suddenly the
door bell rang
three short. dis
turbing rings.
"Oh, darn"
M ma swallowed
the oath in her an
n oya nee. s h e
paused in her
packing and stood
stock still. Why
answer the door at
n time like this?
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HELP--AIEN.
lCanfiulaAl
I NEED AN A8SISTANT.


I NEED AN ASSISTANT.
Earninss while training. Sa5 per Week.
plus bonus. Apply before noon. 1900 9th
SECURITY SALESMAN
Can Join an organization now being formed
70 market 2 security Of unusual possibiii-
t1on insure maximum earning power for
experienced man who really wants to work.
Phone Natl. 1919 for appointment.
SOMEWHERE IN WASHINGTON
Is an experienced real estate salesman
n0x s ss hSmfs
FOOD closer. For him / have q proposition
work with sslesmen and assist in man msn.ss. e
ment in old established once with new
to s and ns
9 so-eetter, one who can get sales results.
For. rSr appointment address Box 4o5-T. Star
An Excellent Opportunity
For 8 young man who Is willing to work
long hours on sun:executive position.
cessfuily iii this opening. Write sppiica-
tion. giving age. education and experience,
In detail. No soliciting. Auto required.
Salary. Address Box 70-J. Star once.
MANUFACTURING
JEWELER
AND
PLATINUMSMITH.
in sns tIsix DSsltiOn for man skilled
Julius Garf1nckel & Co.
Parking Lot Supervisor,
Must be able to operate park
ing lot and know how to han
die and approach customers;
must be experienced. Apply
The Hecht Co., Employment
Office, between 10 and IL.
STORE SIGN WRITER
Must be experienced. Fast
worker, who can do counter
cards and larger signs. Ap-
ply at once. Employment Of
flee, Kings Palace.
OUTSIDE statesmen to sell
nationally advertised jewelry
on easy payments. We have
an excellent proposition for
three live wires who have the
ability to produce. Apply Eli
Rubin Co., 718 7th st. NV.
DUE TO EXPANSION, A Ma
TIONAL FIRM REQUIRES
2 ADDITIONAL MEN; WE
FURNISH LIVE LEADS;
EARNING $40 to $50 PER
WEEK; MEN WITH CARS
PREFERRED; BETWEEN
AGES OF 80 AND so YEARS.
ASK FOR MR.. BURKITT,
7O8 SECOND NATL. BANK
BLDG.
Evening star., 1936-09-24
MOTOR TRAVEL.

dOTORNQ PITTeBUR0H SATURDAY,
efurninR Sunday. 1885 Plymouth sedan;
axe three; very reasonable; references.
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By WEBSTER

UPHOLSTERER'S
OPPORTUNITY.
Upholstering and slip cover store, clear
ing owner over IS. 900 . year.
Price IS 900: 1000 cash. VIII break
new owner in. Phone Georsia 1899.
Distributors Opportunity.
A nationally known corporation. manu-
featuring q product for which consumer
demand was never better and marketing
exclusively through chain Of franchise
distributors, Is desirous Of securing q dis
tributor for the washington territory. We
reouire Q man of strong sales executive
ability. with suficient capital to operate
his own establishment and carry q modest
merchandise stock for immediate delivery.
Extremely attractive opportunity to estao-
tory executive will be in Washington to
appoint and train selected applicant. Ad-
dress BOX 3Q-H Star once. 20
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CABIN CRUISER

You've been waiting for. More room under
deck for lensth than can be imagined:
IS IT over all. II 1T, beam: heavy-duty
45O-lb. ice refrigerator. mahogany-trimmed
saloon. masters cabin. pilot house. ample
oil tanks, fine seaworthy boat: operated
from either deck or pilot house. Trade in
y. c. real estate considered. Berthed at
Cornithian Yacht Club foot of LIST st. s.w.
Call Mr. jerks. phones. day. National
"092: night. Cleveland 1885.
Evening star., 1936-09-24
PERSONAL.

SG&8UNAIs
SRiARLEY Military ACzDfHY. An.
mendale. Ad.-este. happy entire studsne
se1 Soey rs'urnins' very moderate. sss1csn ssT.sn
HEMoRRHQfb0 ERApfcAT16. y NJ
9Mn G,,I. msthcd; "a 5esSlts s5Sstiys fcr ne. g.
isSss isSS 6olusmbBs:s g snbBssra "a zdsms IA 0Sss9
PRACTICAL. NURSE DE6nIs coNvA-
passs isassa: Som. So Dsss ss s care fSf
r4lI FALSE TLETM R4EpAMs IV g., wFILL xo1 x,
wessory 3d. Eth ana 1pen Gsm Sum- cGn
PHYSICAL AND SCIINTITIo HEALTH
treatment at your home. reducing exercises,
etc. Phone Shep. 260e. $40 an. o-s I'm.
caused oy gas. try oAsooNE and Be quick
" relieved. Get II from your druxgist.
ANNOUNCING THE REMovAL OF, MY
nurstng n home: No. .2 Grant ave; Takoma
best care; Z vacancies. MRS. SUSIE SUSIE
HOLLY. Shepherd 1900.
WANTED-PsYcHIc READER. Quail
ned for District; established once. no in
dress Boa sfIftlsassd sess oes
AN INN FOR CONvALEsCENTS LOCATED
IN mountains miles from MARYLAND San
comfort. choice food prepared as desired.
essrs Rates se wsss sae s5 s!sSs sS
Train and bus connections. Call W. L.
WlLMOT. Cleveland 77O0.
ELDERLY LADIES CARED FOR m NY
home; bright. cheerful frst.door room,
next bath. Qeorgia 1880.
WILL BOARD TWO sCHOOLGIkiS. OOZY
brick home. yard; convenient elementary
and high schools. Potomac 1921.
PERSONALITY AND sPEECH CONsTi-
tute so per cent Of success. Are yours in
need Of Improvement? Personality snaiysis:
confidential help. AGNES MCCALL PAR
KER. 1892 Natl. Press Bldg. National 66Il
CoLQNIC IRRIGATION. PHYsIO-THER-
Hours. 10 until 8. Phone Decatur 62s2. 25s
LONGFELLoW SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
boarding and day: grades 1-s; 200 acres:
reasonable; circular. College Park. Nd.
ROOFING. SIDING. INSULATION
Evening star., 1936-09-24

Married man with car to start training
for executive position (not canvassing).
Earnings while training. S36 per week,
plus bonus. Apply before noon. 400 9th
Evening star., 1936-09-24
~ AN4Oux
JEWELER

Liza 44N " 40O444 II.
A permanent position for . man skilled
in this work. Apply
Julius Garfinckel e. Co.
Evening star., 1936-09-24
CUT FLOWERS.

3 DOZEN BEAUTIFUL GLADIoLUs deiiv.
cred for 81. Helen Afieck Box 231-A,
Vienna. Va. Phone Vienna 33-W-2. go
Evening star., 1936-09-24
WANTED-SALESMEN.

WANTED-SALESM
statesmen to sell Rock Wool
Home Insulation. Experience not neces-
sary. but preferred. Beginning . busy
ply Friday. Sept. rs, 3 pm. eS2 New
York ave. first floor.
SENSATIONAL OFFER-Apply between II
and IL am. Room sol. End Natl. Bank
BLDG. 1888 G st. NV.
IF you can sell and really want to make
. good income We have place in our organ
ization for you. Give full informat ton re-
Earding your past selling experience in first
letter. Address Box 457-G, Star once.
Evening star., 1936-11-20
APARTMENTs FURN. 6 UNFURN.
APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHEp.

fHE NORTHUMBERLAND BEAUTIFUL
5-room apartment. available Dec. /; rent.
S125 month. North $3.50.
Elevator. switchboara; refriseration and
gas free: sunny corner. front. z rooms.
large recep. hall. kitchen. bath, large
closets; res. mgr.
s42.50-1 1921 KENYON ST. N;W.M1 ;1.l
bath: refrigerator: clean: inviting:
S52.50 MoNTH-LIvING ROOM. BED
ausssnsn sshsn Pee Pee issh nf g. porSh Sx Apt
z%2 1886 1895 fh fFEKdx hAEE Z. R65slE e Il sS g.
1881 ( st. NV.
and-FLooR UNFURNTsHED APT PRI-
vate. sos; lisht. heat FURNISHED Lying VIM
THSpi Tsfsspine peg porcS cH0 sol % %Rentucfy. ave Sc
1885 I4th ST. NV LARGE ROOMS.
s.ssens s.ssnsn NaTsh sHf ssta sosa room hne
SO ,5oZooNcoRP oARpENsit,
dinette and bath. cross ventilation. Vene,,
tian blinds. Electrolux refrigeration and
other desirable features, See resident man
ager or phone Randolph 1856
S7eo DEvoNsHsIRE sII .Is nL n.tS S.wwoNE s44 ~:
suitcase see resident MANAGER.
1900 g ST. T.N.W.-ATTRACTIyE 3-RooM
kitchen and bath apartment, $50. Janitor
Wisconsin 5049. ----
l4l2 18TH PL s.E.-2 LARGE ROOMS. ,;,
Phone Lincoln 1023.. 20s
NEAR NAVY YARD-CONvENIENF LoCA-
tion: 9 rooms, kitchen dinette and bath.
$40: no children Apply $50 10th st. Sc
III 5th ST. N.E.-3 RMS. BATH: CON-
nnans SsTnissed Il refned Settled % coupies only
$40 sth ST. N;w.-4 ROOMS AND BATH,
private conveniences. quiet 8 exposures.
eiec. refrigeration. Adults.
Evening star., 1936-11-20
SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR RENT.

ATTRACTIVE. MODERN. BROOM. BATH.
attic and full-basement bungalow. on large
lot with garage, in close section OF Claren-
don Rent S55 per month. or sale on easy
purchase plan Call OWNER. National
1857 or Shepherd 344s.
Evening star., 1936-11-20
HOUSES FOR SALE.

HOUSeS fOk SAkk.
REAL HOUSE IN BEAUTIFUL CONDI-
price which makes 1t a real bargain. Six
rooms an artistically tiled bath and new
house condition throughout. Built-in ga
rage: convenient to all which makes a
location desirable, Screened porches. paved
street and alley. Priced Tor quick sale and
very unusual terms. Call me for appoint
ment TO inspect. Mr. SCHAAF. Natl. $3.50.
1904 18TH ST NE.
North Of Rhode Island Ave.
New detached solid brick house. rooms
and bath, fireplace, automatic oil heat:
convenient TO stores, schools churches
T1MBERLAKE Potomac 0260.
TWO (2) CHEVY CHASE BARGAINS,
II Really Interested
Call MR. LEWIS. Cleveland 05S0.
BED ROOMS BATHS.
81 7.450-CONGRESS HEIGHTS-Here's an
attractive Cape Cod new brick
home on lovely lot with trees Call
to see this outstanding purchase.
National l439 til pm
Evening star., 1936-11-20
ONLY $3.50.

Well be glad to discuss cash and terms:
arrange them to suit you. For full particu-
lars consult
MOSS REALTY CO.
TOWER BLDG. MET 1T76.
Evening star., 1936-11-20
HOUSES Fur. OR uNEuR

1851 HEREFORD PL. .W.-SEMI-DE-
tached corner home. beautiful outside
and inside. r. Ia baths. . incloSed sun
porches, earase. gas heat. elec, Frigidair ire.
Columbia 53S4-M 20'
Evening star., 1936-11-20
TAKOMA PARK.

New brick home. s rooms and baths:
situated in very good neighborhood near
parkway Second floor may be part OF
home or complete 3-room apt. with private
entrance. Price 81 $50: terms.
MORRISON AGENCY,
Citizens Bank Bldg Tskoma Park. Nd.
Shepherd 3444
Evening star., 1936-11-20
HoIIsES EoR SALE

$s.45O--pETACHED- CHASE,
Located between Conn. ave. and Brook
Vile rd... in exceptionally. good section of
Chevy Chase: extremely handy to stores.
command your immediate attention. Six
big. bright rooms, fireplace, private side
living porch over the built-in garage. per-
feet hardwood floors. built-in bath. daylight
cellar; in fact. home thoroughly comfort
able. complete and one you will be proud
to own. It has Just been reconditioned like
brand-new. Phone
r. NJ. HOOKER. Metropolitan 1858.
Evenings. 10 8. Call Randolph 1446.
MASS. AVE. PARK,
zoos 34th ST. n.w.--Exclusive section: beau
tiful detached center-hall-plan brick cor
ner alley. First floor. large living room,
open fireplace. doors leading out to side
refrigeration. Second floor. 4 bed rooms,
tiled bath: H-w.h.. oil burner; built-in
garage: new-house condition: large lot
trees and shrubbery. The best buy in this
exclusive section. Only Sl4.500. Open 2
10 8 Saturday.
ROBT. L. McKEEVER CO., INC,
Shoreham Bldg National 475O.
Evening star., 1936-11-20

s345O 70 s3e.750. D. c. MD. VA
Right terms or rental Big list homes. in.
vestments N E. RYON CO, 1918 N. Y. ave.
ON L ST. BETWEEN 9th AND 10th NV.
Lot 2lxl10. suitable for any frst COM
mercial store: now improved by S-room
frame dwelling. Price only $3.50. z. A.
GARVEY Dist 450s. 1126 VT. ave.
GEORGETOWN INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY.
90 fl fronting on Water st: * ST., extend-
ing 200 IT. to river; brick buildings in fair
condition For further particulars. call
viii Thomas BOSS & PHELPS, NATIONAL
1900, EVENING. PHONE DECATUR 81 As.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.


HOMES BED RMS. ENCLOSED SLEEP
14th and Kennedy; S110 mo. Shepherd
3335.
COMFORTABLY FURNISHED HOUSE.
8 rooms. bath, reception hall; oil heat.
electric refrigeration; for rent from De-
cember ], 1895, to April !. 1887, at $50
per month. Call National 2345. 20'
CHOICE GROUP OF FURNISHED
houses available Rentals from 500 up.
Call our rent department
14,71 SRIxIE REALTY a9ton., CO. ssso
WOODBRIDGE. 3OOs 18th ST. NE-BUN-
gaiqw, rooms and bath. garage. Near
" wM. R. TaaoRowoooD.
2024 r. I. Ave, NV. Decatur 0317.
2942 NEWARK ST. N.W.-12 ROOMS. 3
baths. SI25. Met. 430O. Dec. 1912. 21'
FoXALL--PARTLY FURNISHED At
tractive rooms and basement lounge with
lavatory: deep yard, garage. gas heat; near
schools. transportation and stores. 1907
Foxhan I'd. Phone National 1910.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-DETACHED. 4
bed rooms. oil heat. garage; mo. or Tyr.
lease. SIO0 mo-: references. Clev. 1894. .
MILITARY RID. AT CONN. AVE-COM-
pletely detached. s rooms. baths. maid S
room. bath in attic. ultra modern improve
ments; S15O monthly: excellent references
AN UNUSUALLY NICE S-ROOM. 2-BATH
corner home. near 18TH and Park I'd
Screened sleeping porches, new oil heat
completely furnished: available Dec. i;
rent. Sl25 per month.
CHAS. D. SAGER,
924 14th st. NV. National 0O36.
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NEW BRICK HOMES.

BRANwILL PIX. AND HIGHLAND VIEW.
SLIGO PARK
Both in the Pretty
SILVER SPRING SECTION
and 3 bed rooms, modern baths and
kitchens. All types Of heating plants.
Priced from $7,150 to SO, ,450.
CASH AND TERMS TO SUIT
OPEN EVERY DAY. 5 80 TO PM.
MOSS REALTY CO.
TOWER BLDG. MET 1875.
EvENiNGs AND SUNDAY. sHEP 3742.
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LESS THAN $1,000.

BEAUTIFUL OLD CHEVY CHASE.
Located in a grove of beautiful trees
and shrubs. this semi-bungalow. consisting
Of 1--we spacious rooms, beautiful tile bath.
screened-in porch. overlooking magnifi-
cent wooded estate. with a rock garden and
winding creek in the rear. can be bought
at ridiculously low figure. Words cannot
Of this property. It is in perfect repair and
everything modern. including q new auto
matte heating plant.
Evening star., 1936-11-20

3 rooms. semi-detached. new-house con-
dition: lot 36.91x11s: $500 cash and $50
per month on bus line. 2 blocks from car
line, stores. schools, etc. Call MR.. COW
iNGTON Sterling 1854. for appointment.
Evening star., 1936-11-20
NEW STONE-FRONT
BUNGALOW.

Stone and brick construction moderni
rooms. open fireplace, full basement;
large lot, 4exls5 #; shade trees: one
block to bus. picture house only 20
minutes from Capitol at the low price OF
$3.50: 5000 cash, S45 month. Cau
OWNER. GreenNOod 1927
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ARLINGTON COUNTY.

rooms Q baths. oil heat. air-cond.. full
basement, large lot, garage; all brick; hns
neighborhood: two bus lines: 90 minutes
city. l0-cent fare schools. stores, churches.
At 4O02 North IIth st. Priced under $500.
Direct from developer. builder. owner.
GEORGE A, DENNIS, WALNUT S719. I'll
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$1O.5OO.

Chevy Chase. D. C.-Bargain: adjoining
Govt. park: cottage type, masonry con-
and bath. oil heat living room 80 by 10.
den 90 by IL: lot so by 1875; fine. big
trees: tvo-car garage. Call Mr.. Miller.
ClRveland A11C
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VIM. T. BALLARD
1921 Eye st. NV.
WHY RENT
DETACHED BRICK.
TO BE SACRIFICED.
CORNER

In beautiful Glover Park. Never have we
been able g offer such bargain a., as i1i this
in garage and in perfect repair Occupied
BY present owner and is attractively fur
nished. Can be shown by appointment only.
Less Than So 500
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WAREHOUSES WANTED.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

WANT 70 BUY PROPERTY THAT HAB
used as warehouse Phone Lincoln 1913.
Evening star., 1936-11-20

1921 MINI. AVE .NE.-NICELY FURN. 3
rms kitchenette. bath, gas, elec. and heat.
Srigidaire. S45. No children. Att. 1903.
1919 RIVER RD. N.W.-FROM DEC. l TO
May /: rooms and bath. gas heat.
Seasonable rent. Call Emerson 1858.
sO3 B ST NE.-NEWLY DECORATED. .
rooms, kitchen. private bath. porch. gas.
heat. light: $40. Adults.
Evening star., 1936-11-20

VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS-S62.5 so.
New apt. bldg: living rm bed rms k.
dinette. tile bath with shower, locker rm..
oil heat and hot water furn.: attractively
landscaped; fine residential section. conv.
schools. stores. 10c bus; 10 min. to city.
McCL1NE. 200 Wilson Blvd. Clarendon,
Va. Walnut 9@92.
1144 18th ST. NE ROOMS. KITCHEN.
dinette and bath: electric refrigeration;
screened porch; rent, S47 so.
VIM. T. BALLARD.
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STORES FOR RENT.
WAnEHoIIsEs EoR RENI.

WAREHOUSE OR GARAGE.
Rear 427 N Y. ave. ------------S12.9 .9u
Rear 22ls Georgia ave. --------- 1000
Rear ia 23rd st. .-------------- lo ~ no
N. FRANK RUPERT. 1921 7th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1936-11-20

ing porch. maids rm'. bath oil heat; nr.
14th and Kennedy; S110 mo. Shepherd
Evening star., 1936-11-20
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

For houses, clear or subject to nrst trust.
National $3.50.
Evening star., 1936-11-20

1908 ST. NE.-LARGE BED ROOMS.
kitchen with sink. inclosed porch. nicely
furnished: gas. elec. and heat: no children
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1873 ST. Nw-ONE
and two room apt: nice. quiet couple: no
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New Groom house only $3.50.
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-02-07

Kearney, Mo, Feb. 7.-(UP)--The octogenarian father of Q i0.months- old child today shot and killed the stepfather of his 22-year-old wife. Genus F. Milburns 80, killed Jacob Fiscus, 60, with . shotgun, then drew up Q chair near the body and sat quietly watching 1t until the town marshall came and took him to jail. Fiscus was c bridegroom of i've months. His wife was the only spec tator to the violent climax to prolonged pickering between Mil- burn and Fiscus. 'Mllbtirn said the intermittent dispute was caused by financial troubles. He said Fiscus and his wife, without means of sup porting themselves, had asked him to make Q home for them. Mrs. Fiscus told c different story. She said Milburn promised her and her husband ei00 Q month to live with him.
 The county prosecutor filed a first degree murder charge against Mill burn at Liberty. Tn divorce pro- ceedings Milburn denied paternity of the child, contending the father was . former sweetheart of his wife T had to do It." Milburn told Mar shal Joseph Thompson. He said he and Fiscus had quaryeled bitter | ly for several days ovsr money mat ters. Mrs. Milburn left her aged husband few months after their marriage. She has been living with