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SALE-SUBURBAN.

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BROOM AND BATH BUNGALOW IN nh
Ray. suburb Alexandria Va; electricity
gas. water, sever; newly painted and pa.
pered: Price s3'959 on attractive terms
BLUEMoNT, VA.--.CHARMING CoTTAGB
ga, acres; magnificent view, facing TIVE
blYds.: busses: $4,000. Purcell's Store
BY OWNER. NEWLY CONSTRUCTED
ditinn. rooms: pms ostn, nn ami; excellent con.
south OF Alexandria via Mt Vernon Blvd
Price. $4,000, $3.50 down, S32 SO month
Phone Alexandra l4F-4
mules Washington; % lot s5xf56 ff!eS'f''iPT Price,
S5,SoO; ?4QO cash. Will trade for Va. farm
owner. Address Box @42-A. Star once.
427 MADISON AVE RIyERDAIE-NEw
broom brick bungalow; hot-water heat;
tiI tiie path; electric kitchen; cellar under en-.
lf PEEL aTfs Hya,s1e attif Easy terms M
iSO2 n. TAYLOR ST. CHERRYDALE, VA
Modern broom brick home at unusually
low low Price nee, and easy terms. Owner leavins
street. turn left two blocks TO property.
; ACRES ON LEEsBURG PIKE WITH I
r targe rooms. beautiful shade. outbuildinEs;
S4,73O; terms; Also 10 acres with lO-room
nome iruit shade; block of main high
wa, way; ,h, - 80. I9 acres with home and
Several modern homes priced low to sell.
Phone THOS. W. TERRY. Falls Church
G.3-J-2.
VIRGINIA HOUSE. OWNER BUILT.
r96mIs' w6I1s' ,o,,o : paths acres; I2 minutes 10
to right tenant. at low rent. References
required. Falls Church 800.
2-ROoM AND BATH BRICK BUNGA;
l1%' lnG 80 5000 cash $40 monthly. / will bullt
Maryland. Phone Adams 4544. a.
VERY ATTRACTIVE GROOM HOUSE
Rs99ekyllle. FRED B ,cUsHMAN. io6 N
ANTIQUE STYLE MODERN HOME. ALEX.
sacrifices; leaving State. Would lease "a
responsible G. people. Call OWNER. Alexan'
OPEN SUNDAY AND EyEs;-6 ROOMS.
Clarendon. Va. Come out today
| Ss0O-3 ACRES. WOODS; oNE-RooM
cabin and well; terms. Walnut 1858.
81 55oQsm,zATTRAcT1yE NEW .5oRooM
S37 50 per month Walnut $3.50
CLARENDON. VA. 4I6 N. LINCOLN ST :
Modern six-room house. large lot. beautiful
shade and shrubbery: oil burner; tWo-cs :
spectlon; $1,000: terms liberal VIII con.
Sloer leasing with option TO buy. %
SMALL HOUSE AND ACREAGE. ALSO LOG
csp!n; easy terms. low price. lMlSs }
GLADYS G. WINFIELD, phone 59-F-5.
STONE AND BRICK NEW HOME 10.
Satfd cat alone the MOUNT vernon Bogleva
ETq1onms; Two baths automatic- neat. Prlce,
s933u and financed by F. H. A
Brick, new home. six rooms one BATH.
Oh ourner air conditioned. Modern "A
GRAHAM & OGDEN. INC.
REALTORS AND INSURANCE.
Sbb hlnE ST Phone Alex l3O0
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SACRIFICE BUY,

FFlce, S1.0bD.
broom, bath bungalow. ami h.-Wh.,
situated or corner: lots. garage shacs
trees. Sh:uos, high elevation: newly dec =
rated INSIDE and out: one block from bu. (,
SoOn cash or owner Will make marked re :
ouction for subs antial cash payment Wi \
easy monthly terms. Compare this Uita
an an otaer value. To Inspect. make sp-
CLARKE CO CjreeruDod 1G1- a.
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SALE-HOUSES.
NORTHEAST BARGAIN.

Z-STOHY BRICK.
rooms: bath. ga gas slsc.' h1Eh. Ssh:. sps ls5se
cash S37 mo. To inspect. call Mr.. AIKEN
National 1892: evenings. Georgia 6136.
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PRICE SLASHED,

IlEIoADEN l..
lnVeStlsate this siX-room and bath
mouse. hot-water heat. gas, Clectricity ex-
eellent northeast residential section One
nan oIock to street car. Price, S3,295.
lerms. $3.50 cash. balance S:}5 Der mont h
untll paid. This house cannot be dupli-
cated for the same price anywhere Keys
a. DIXIE REALTY CO, 1917 L St NV.
Nat. sssO or Sunday call CleY aInn :.
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FOR COLORED.
AZ COLUMBIA RID NV

Six rooms. bath. hot-water heat. front
ana back porches. electric refrigeratlon,
new. modern gas range. This house has
nrst-class condition Must be seen 70 he
appreciated. Price. So $50. with con-
Ven!ent terms. Open TO q pm.
HARRY JUSTINE
s19 l1th ST. NV, National osa1
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SALE-HOUSES.
co.

Saws sell 1861 Harvard st. NV. and has
priced accordingly this lovely ir-toWn g.
lures ) bed rms, . scrSened-in rear
porches, beautifully finished hardwo,1,d So,,St
located for private residence or roomins
house. within / block of Iith & 10th sts.
Can be sold for most reasonable TERMS
and the balance on lonE-term financing;
Will be open for inspection from 1O:3O
until dark Mr.. Ivey on premises.
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN, INC.
GIG 18th st. Met. ll43
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EXCEPTIONAL BUY.

-.9oO-S;'ou CASH. $50 q MONTH
- rooms bath. ami large lot; amp
Spsoe Ior garoen This bungalow new.y
Nea. schoois. storcs. ous. etc Cal ag1
maze appontmen' with owner 10 irsrsc
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COLORED SUPER VALUE

GOO BLOCK COLUMBIA RD.-S5. $50.
4 rooms. > baths, oil burner; arranged
as 3 apis. One of the best values in this
section: terms to suit purchaser Call at
once. Mr.. BENNETT. Potomac 44al.
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ATTENTION! ATTENTION
RARGAIN SEEKER.

New stone houses. s5.72H to t,ii;s ,Gnoo; and n;
pSrict Heights, nSsy SsTe Hys:tdS't'f snd rooms. ms
SiheNfilTb hafb N9 a;tic- open fireplace cellar
oil hes Terms 1% dSVn ., ne ealanes anesr hfs
en- aye5 - $50. Open for inSppectioinlii ,ppa ION
ctaIir her here for ali information. we NIL WI.
6aplicate these beautiful homes on snp. osnef
lots same terms. Evenings phone
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and IaUTICIy IOUII4o'
Relieve 1t Or Not.
BUILD OR BUY
AT Chillum Gardens.

BUILD OR bO
At Chillum Gardens.
A small restricted home community de-
UeIonnnent lust across District line al
intersectlon Of sare.nt and oniium oIth rIaqyf If
Era4boIic 1Tniversity Easy access down.
toWn 1'tcS Consult map clasSlfed section ~ Los
6Ox11o # and larger $500 up up water
On Sargent Road.
6-room house with one acre ground TIE
bath hot-Water neat. oil burner. EoCh
WOOL insulation. Price. $1,000 Terms
Shown by appointment.
Suburban Realty Co.,
% Dudrov Bldg. HyattSville. Md.
Phones Greenwood 2146 or 1856
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MT. PLEASANT.

On Lamont street: near iSthTsiFqitS@ dr. l!'tcitoor
a-bath oI!2k; =. nd ieGo panfry y' large rear
norcb. c q Ind floor 70 Sa0 laTse bcd gToorms, Ii
6Tar and P0TSh D6rch sra mnids Rpt
!, La Az ha,b in basement; 2-car brick garase'
SIose TO schcoi. transportation. stores e'''
A real bargain Sl0 500. terms
Robert L. MckeeVer Co, Inc,
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SALE-HOUSES.
OWNERS SACRIFICE

Less than assessed value. Just of upper
| 10th st. Large Colonial detached home.
large rooms. lovely porches. southern ex-
posure. Situated on pretty square Of
homes. Valued many thousands of dollars
above this low price. About 81 900 cash
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IRVING STREET NV.

6-room and bath, brick; near ar, Gf9Fdta ff 6ea
si~ed sredue fuqI hasement: excellent condltion
safsge si5ra ailey; reduced for a9ieS sac 10
S5S50, Gail Mr.. Thompson. ADAMS van
Robert L. McKeever Co., Inc,
shnreharn Bldg. Ndll. 1.30:-
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! BUNGALOWS AT S7-350-
RIINC. Al on, AZ 81 Z.

| BUNGALOW AT S245n
. BUNGALOWS AT S356
AZ are well located; $3.50 cash, essv
montn!y payments Fifty other / N .
t99m r39 houses E. \. LIGHTBOWN 81
E!orloge ave. Brentwood. Md, GreenVcoo
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3 AMI. BRICKS. o RMS

COLORED-3 AMI BRICKS. q RMS. 2
paths. garage, on Girard st. east Of 18th
automatic heat, on 2nd st. near s; cost
9lO,OO0; owner wants SS 500: good cash
payment. We have the best buys in finest
Iocatlons. Call H. z. BATTLE. us Florida
ave W. Once Pot. 455O; res Pot 6H5l
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RlNERDALE. MD.
S5, ,900-S300 CASH,

BALANCE LIKE RENT
Strictly Modern Spanish Bungalow.
Lot 50Xl50
; rooms and bath. with large basement
and many desirable features; large yard
with beautiful trees. We believe this to
be one OF the best values on the market.
1nyestigate before this home is sold
LESLIE D MEASEII. CIEN 246h .
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SALE-HOUSES

COLORED-2721 ST. NW.-s-R. AND
b., brick, modern: new condition; yard to
alley; price reasonable good terms Owner
z. A. GARVEY. Dist. 45Os. ll28 Vt ave.
COIORED = IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
2O1O FlaRler st. NV: rooms bath. hot
water heat. electricity: like new: SIS S50
easy terms. g. H. LALEGER I4I0 II st.
NV. District 1919, Georgia 2OSI %
CoLORED-sUBURB: 10 ROOMS: 2
blocks from car: $4,000: $3.50 cash. De-
COLORED; WHY PAY RENT LONGER?
5000 cash, $4,000 month. will buy sol
columbia I'd. substantial emi-detached
frame; iran large ofn roSms tile bath hotwsteT
possession Aug. 18th: cheap; S4 500: quick
action necessary to land this bargain,
OWNER. 200 Quincy ST. NV 2'
COLORED-S5 525O-MODERATE RMS,
NV: h., built-in garage. front and rear
porches; $500 down. For further infor-
nation call Mr.. JONES. Decatur 1850.
CoLoRED-coL RID. OVERLOOKING
reservoir; rms. h.-w.h., porches long
yard; now ready; yours at bargain. De-
catur O725.
CoLORED-6 ROOMS, TILE BATH,
n. wi H.. hardwood floors. garage; Park rd !,
east OF 18th st. Your terms. North 97Oa
COLORED- PARK-6 r., A N l.
Lamont, east of 18th. & r.. ami; 123
irving, r.. ami; 2015 18th, o r. F.,
eiec; 1124 s. II r.. ami; 1915 You. o
ami: 1918 Fairmont, 6 r., F.. ell. $3.50
ooWn; 1O6 Q. r. ami. j. F. HOLLAND
1901 9TH. North 3527
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5-room and tile bath bungalow. pantry,
oak floors. h.-w.h.. screened weather.
stripped; good condition; close to schools.
stores; best Tsesidential section, on IS bus
OWNER, 119 Garfield ave. Hyattsville.
425 ACRES ON RIGGS MILL RD: LIES
we'll. rear half in forest. with nice stream.
small dwelling electricity. chicken house;
So 500: terms. ERWIN REALTY CO.. call
Hyattsville 765.
1909 BATTERY LANE. BETHESDA, Md
S.rrn. house with 1 acre; modern improve
ments: nice locality; plenty Of shade rsas.
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$3.50.

out-of-town owner offers at saerlnSdt sfhed
farce fprlce norcSes, nice yard and built-in ga
raee: hot-watcr heat oak floorI @ fii9 MONTH. oTth
terms; $500 cash END 30, -! pof FIltcn
Located in the 5loo oiocH Vi
street M FL1oT MIDDLETON, ,s.-
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BARGAINS

S3950-"is acres 6-rm. dwelling. grove
of beautiful oaks
So,5O0-4i2 acres l0-rm dwelling. sprins
fine trees: being on main high-
way, is ideally adapted for busi-
ness location
S5.500-6rm. dwelling in best section Of
Falls Church: beautiful trees and
lawn; lot 65X145
G. T. REEVES.
Falls Church. Va. Phone 2o1
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Must Be Sold This Week.

10-room detached corner. home; r1tcbens: ns:
ransed into 3 sepaTatfe fer ae!5' ner . Nirth month;
crate eFsie down payment and S2 per moRsr Rsry
h,-w.h,' AMI, clccIrlC, r1l'lEITn5NNlEss M EInNEs DIST,
nice ne. section. Call MI 'oNEo' D''''
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ISU5 n. TAYLOR ST. CHERRYDALE. VA,
Miooern broom brick home at unusually
low price and easy terms Owner LEAVING
Guy. Drive out Lee Highway 10 TAYLOR
street, turn left two blocks TO property.
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.'26S22' s. II :HEIOLLBROOK

g ,.rrs rooms and beautiful bath with
s,i.p a5sf fnb FO0S and Ssh Shower reception hall
and and hardwood floors throughout tsrse nhss
closets, .arse inclosed req rear POI poscrsE Iear
Yards full basement bullt-ln garage, SLOT
laundry rooms
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large rooms. beautiful Shade. outbuildinss;
100; terms; Also 10 acres with lO-room
nome. frult. shade l block of main high
outbuildings, shade, fruit; s. 800; terms.
several modern homes, priced low to sell.
Phone THOS. W. TERRY. Falls Church
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UNIVERSITY PARK.

107 SHEPHERD RID.
New 6-room and bath brick; Cape Cod
architecture. Beautifully landscaped lot,
garage Only $3.50. To reach: Baltic.
turn left to property. Open evenings and
Sunday.
TAMMARO,
VT. co-- Eya CoI 5naSU
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9 miles from Falls Church: hard road:
free school bus at door: electricity avails
able: $500 cash. S25 monthly. MARTIN
r. WEBB SON. Annandale. Va.
CONTINUED on Next PsEe.l
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TT TS a HOUSE

THAT s1TTETH UPON lonHiar a HILL; ;sectio1s 6Ds
Gated in one of the mos, popuiat, pn t,,s se entirs
oi oi+v " I'VE We are offering for lust a very ~
shor time one Of the m0st homes
= hsfe ever sold because it will be solo.
and that "darned quick
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5OX2OO Wooded Hill-S125.
20 Acres. 2 Houses. Sl.85O.

Spring, streams, fruit: both houses need
repair: one occupied. other vacant; z
miles out. one mile of dirt road: no modern
improvements but plenty of inconvcniences.
However worth much more than Drlcs
asked EXceptional terms to parties willing
TO make immediate improvements. MAR
TIN T WEBB & SON. Annandale Va
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LITTLE FARMS.
LIFETIME HOUSES,

Facing new Lee Blvd. 4 new. ideal brick
nenty of shade; ultra modern. d rooms. >
baths. recreation room built-in sarase.
low price eood terms You will like these
homes Will take houses in trade. Call
OWNER. Adams 6273. North 1913. Omen
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each 800: E 1e2mt acres Sif5 F5 ro6r; ASRn
home on main highway al S415u. Beau
tlful l0-room home with 10 acres. on hard
no. g 900 Phone THOS TERRY. Some
BARGAINS. Falls Church 323-J-2.
EARLY AMERICAN TYPE LOG HOME
miles above Chain Bridge on Virginia
road to Great Falls. Phone Falls Church
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SALE--HOUSES.
IOuIInUpU.T

8O9 18th ST. Sc.
90 it.. wide; Arranged for famiiiesSi eS
hath: front porch, double rear porches
screened; 2-car garage TINS nc houSs MayS Is
open for Tor inspection Sunday from 1870 ,3n
am to . pm. For Information can Mi'
-''i'i'A' WAPLE & JAMES NC. a,.s
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1902 10Th St Z.
ny2t''' nt Vacant. move in at
,nce Esty terms. Call Mr.. Rowe Al
'an''0 MAPLE e. JAMES. INC. oo,-
1924 l4th S. NV. - DlSlLNI o2.---
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1ro LoUIs P. SHOEMAKER.

GARRETT PARK-Iz-AcRE. Groom
mouse. beautiful trees. shrubbery. foWe;
gardens fruit trees; Conn. ave bus 10
corner. Price. 5000 INQUIRE 81
Strathmore ave. or phone National 6;;14
BUNGALOW. COLMAR MANOR. FIVE
rooms. bath, gas elec.. cellar, garage
psDered throughout 5000 cash, balance
$40 per month. OWNER. Georgia 81,
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ANTIQUE STYLE MODERN HOME. ALEX.
andrIa suburb: Large yard, shade, owner
responsible people. Call OWNER. AIexan,
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1870 pairs of Sport Oxfords
in black and brown calf
skin and reverse calfskin.
Not all sizes in each style.
50 Pairs Boys and Juniors
Shoes in black and brown calf
skin and brown reverse calf.
Broken size range. Were s3.e5.
Down STAIRS STORE.
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Fabrikoid Bags
OUC Were 81

SO in brown, black, alliga-
tor and novelty grains.
IS Metal-Link and Suede Belts.
Were 81.
IA Key Holders and Wallets,
made of fine feathers. Were
81. Now ----50c
Down STAIRS STORE.
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The problems of foreign trauel.

your daily bill is added on as a service
charge"
When We arrived at the Care du
Nord In Paris we tried the latter
course and obtained just as good
room as that we had in London at
half the price, despite the tales of
fabulously high costs said to exist in
Paris.
The only difficulty we had was try
ing to work French pay telephone.
1t seemed you had to drop in a coin
and press button one. and then, when
you had dialed and gotten your num-
Der. you had to press button two be-
fore the person on the wire could
near your voice All these directions
were posted in French. however, and
We kept ending up with one button
too many until our porter came to the
rescue.
Entrance Into Paris.
All of which, added to q rapidly de-
veloping sense of inferiority at ones
faltering attempts to speak the Ian
guage, brought us into Paris In what
one could hardly call a jolly frame of
mind
We felt bewildered. and q little like
the American woman on our ocean
liner, who sat In her deck chair and
frowned as she listened to the con-
versation Of some French parents with
their children.
They make me feel so ignorant"
she worried. Why that child can't
be day more than six years old, and
he's talking perfect French"
A first impression of London is one
of great, gray buildings In Paris 1t Is
one of people. energetic people. all
talking spiritedly and very enthusi-
astically. That manner of speech is
one Of the most indelible ideas one
gets of the French. Whatever they
are saying, they say it in such a way
that 1t sounds exciting and impor-
tant.
Merit: Madame Elsa SchiapayelH
OF Paris and L0nd0n
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Job In hand as the keystone Of sue
cess.
mo young man or woman" he said,
"can hope to get ahead In any busi-
ness unless he or she has his EN-.
ployer's interests at heart. The secret
Of success is essentially q matter Of
concentrating on your work, ignoring
diversions which tend to interfere with
this primary purpose. And by the
same token. an employer must have
q genuine interest in the welfare of
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those who work for him If he expects
to see his business succeed"
After outlining some Of the quali-
fications young person entering
restaurant work should have, Sholl
was questioned by Z. A. Drumm Of the
Y. M. G. A. staff and Miss FRANCHISE
Black, director OF the National Youth
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CONCENTRATION HELD
KEYNOTE TO SUCCESS
Restaurateur Speaker on Y. M.
C. A. Youth Guidance
propram.

Employers and employees must have
the best interests of each other at
heart before any business can sue
ceed, Evan A, Sholl. proprietor Of
several restaurants here. declared last
night.
Appearing as guest speaker on the
Youth Guidance program. conducted
by the Y. NJ. C.. A., Sholl stressed the
importance Of concentrating on the
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Administration In the District, which
is cooperating in the program with
the Y. w. G. A.. the public schools.
the Junior Placement Service, the
Kiwanis Club and the Rotary Club.
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Observes 9th Birthday.

Alfred Dennis, Englands Oldest
magistrate, recently observed his 9th
birthday anniversary.
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German shipyards are operating at
full capacity.
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Merit: Madame Elsa SchidpdyelH
OF Paris and London.
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Boys "ModeI"
Shirts, 55e
7 for 81 were 7Se

135 Boys Shirts in plain
and fancy patterns with
regular and button down
collars. Fully cut. Sizes 5,
6, 8, 10 IL, IA.
2s pairs Of Boys Gloves re-
duced. Sizes S. 8, sl2.. Were
S1.95. Now
81 pairs Of Boys Wool Knickers
and Knickerettes. Slightly
soiled. Sizes Z, Q. 0 and 13 to 1s.
Were S1.e5. Now
. Boys Wool Overcoats in
brown and gray. Well tailored.
Reduced from regular stock.
Sizes 5 to 9. Were S7.e5.
NOW --------------------$4.9S
] Boys Wool Knicker Suits with
two pairs Of knickers. Size IS.
Were $10.5o. Now--------$4.95
80 Boys Wool Caps In regular
and Eton styles. Were 81.
now
Down STAns STORE.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-11-02

Her interest in horses and her
skill as a rider have made Miss
Elva Lohr, of 1920 Monroe st. N,
E., one of the leaders in that
sport at George Washington Uni.
versity.' AS a member of the rid
ing club she participated in the
annual Show presented by the
women's physical education de-
partment last spring.
A native of washington, Miss
Lohr graduated from Mckinley
Tech in February, 1885, and en-,
rolled at G., w. in the college Of
education, majoring in French and
Spanish. She hopes to become a
linguist either in the Government
service or in a foreign embassy,
but may decide later on teaching
the Romance languages.
She is a member Of Phi Mu
social sorority and was named his
torian of the club this term.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-11-02
HOUSING PLAN
GIVEN @. K. IN
ALEXANDRIA

ALEXANDRIA, Va. Nov. 2.
Realization Of the largest single
housing project ever undertaken
in Alexandria city was one step
nearer today as the city council
approved the proposed project
which calls for 78 multiple two
story brick dwelling houses.
Members of council rezoned the
land located west Of the old canal
and north Of Bashford's Lane
which consists of three acres to
permit erection Of this type OF
houses. The land is east OF the
Mount Vernon Memorial Highway
off North Washington Street. ex'
tended.
A public hearing on the proposal
to erect such houses was set BY
council for November IT, when full
details Of the project WILL pc eA'
planned.
An amendment to the city zon,
ing laws to prevent the applicant
from being delayed with the prof.
ect was also approved by council
The amendment provides that
multiple dwellings can be erected
on private courts instead OF
streets.
Application for the project was
presented by the Fifteenth Street
Heights Corporation. whcih was
represented by Frank Coplin,
president of the organization, and
Nathan Goth, an associate, both
Of Washington.
The houses will be erected In
units of from five to nine houses
and will contain five and six
rooms each. Space for a children's
playground will also be provided.
Future development of the project
also call for stores. a market
center, storage garage and other
conveniences.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1936-11-02

Tenth st. N. E., is in an unde-
termined condition at Emergency
Hospital as a result of being
struck by a hit-and-run driver at
Nineteenth Street and Constitu-
ton Avenue Northwest. He Suf-
fered skull injuries and numerous
decorations.
Three women and man, all &C.
cupants of the same car, were in
jured as result Of collision
on Key Bridge last night.
The injured and their injuries
are:
Edna Buckwald, 26. of Balti-
more, fractured ribs and bruises;
Bernard Buckwald, 20, and Louise
Buckwald.- so, both Of Gainesville.
Md, and Loreile Thornhill. IS, of
1911 North Capitol ST., all Of whom
suffered Commissions.
John M. Bell, colored, 80, Of 925
Twenty7sixth st. N. w., driver Of
the other car, who was unhurt, was
charged by police with reckless
driving.
Floyd j. Cowart, IS. of $40 Nor.
ton st. N. E., driver of an automo-
bile police say struck George
Pruitt, 40, Of 202 E. st. N. W., in
the first block of H Street North
west, was held for investigation
pending the outcome Of Fruits
injuries. Pruitt was taken to CaSu-
atty Hospital suffering bruised
arms and decorations.
Mary Agnes Gibbs, colored, 81,
Of 220 D Sta N. W., suffered a
fractured skull and decorations
when she was struck by a street
car as she stepped from behind
street construction operations in
front Of her home. The motorman
of the street car police report, is
Park Smith Of 7 Eighteenth St.
S. E.
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G1lS Heroes 1nBZz1e .a
Frank Weaver Had to Choose Between Fire
and Police Departments; Love Of Horses
Decided Smoke-Eating Career

Frank Harldon Weaver had to-
choose between the Metropolitan
Police Department and the Dis
trict Fire Department, for he re-
ceived an appointment to each serV-
ice the same day in 1907.
Because he loved horses and
wanted to be a driver he selected
the fire department, and never
regretted his choice, despite the
fact he had many narrow escapes
from death in the 26 years he
served before he was retired in
1882 for injuries suffered in the
line Of duty.
A few days after his appoint
ment he narrowly escaped death
in the Agriculture Department fire,
when he hung by his finger tips
to a crumbling wall before he was
rescued.
Again at the ball park fire he
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and Mrs. Harry Hopkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Boettiger, Mrs. Jimmy
Roosevelt and Col. Ed M. Watson
on their way to the Madison
Square Garden.
Mayfair House across the street
bore up bravely under the on,
slaught of the New Deal publicity
Dowagers in inherited earrings
and chaSte black dinner dresses
came down in the lift with photog-
rapherS bearing big cameras. And
messenger boys scurrying for copy
through the tapestry-walled lobby
collided with languid women trail.
ing out in ruby velvet cloakS and
fresh flowers in their hair.