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GIAAACPOUS
ADVENTURE
by Jean SeNmieht
g 1886 NEA Service, Inc.
g 1886 NGA Service, Inc.

Continued from page fve)
business isl" Mrs. Morton con-
tinued. What have you done to
Derek? My grandchild's portrait
is not going we'll at all, and he's
cross as q bear. What have you
to say for YOURSELF"
Mrs. Morton talked rapidly for
several minutes. Then, rs she left
she said to Gail, Eat humble pie
do anything but don't let that
husSy make a fool of Derek Har-
greaves for another day.
TO be continued)
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ton. At the time Mcdonald, who
included complete elimination of
the levy as plank in his first
campaign platform, was sitting in
the Forsyth delegation. Hoey's
campaign proposal was closely in
line with the state plank.
In brief, the state platform
pledged:
l. Exertion of all appropriate
cooperation that gives reasonable
| promise of promoting the eco,
/ nomic well-being of the rural
population of North Carolina, in
Guiding state and interstate con-
troll of crop production through
compact /. yislation.
2. Conservation of highway
funds to provide adequate main
tenance of highways and progress.
sive improvements to local roads
8. A reduction in automobile
license costs by the 1887 legisla-
ture.
4. Enactment of state and in
terstate laws to promote the bet
terment of working conditions,
and passage of humanitarian laws
| wherever practicable.
! 5. A reasonable increase in q
full school program, looking ia
the payment of all teachers of
salaries in line with the vital inn
portance of their services and
looking also to the broadening of
courses in vocational education
and to an extension of the system
! of state-rented school books to a
system of free school books as
speedily as the state revenue will
permit.
6. Removal by the 1887 legis-
lature of the sales tax from ne
cessities of life and from meals
sold at public eating places.
7. Continued cooperation with
the president and congress.
"Since the Democratic party
pledges itself to the fullest prac-
ticable participation in the social
security program of the national
administration" the platform said,
"it cannot pledge itself to the
complete elimination of the sales
tax at this time. The schools must
be maintained and improved.
Money to finance old age pensions
and other features of the social
security program must be found
to the limits of the states ability
to do this. But the Democratic
party bears strongly in mind the
fact that the sales tax was adopt
ed by the general assembly only
as an emergency measure. The
Democratic party accepts this as
a party pledge"
The platform endorsed the ifs
of the Ehringhaus ad-
in detail.
Members of the Henderson
county delegation attending the
were: NJ. M. Redden,
]. E. Shipman, L. B. Prince, H. E.
Buchanan, J. H. Yelton, w. P.
J. o. Bell, ]. F. Brooks,
D. R. LYDIA, Frank Edwards, P. F.
Patton, and o. V. Powers.
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RrysOn City. and Mrs. George
Cathey of Tryon.
BUCHANAN, WHITMIRE
ARE on COMMITTEES

Other committees selected al
the district caucus:
Congressional executive com,
mittee: Buncombe, Brandon p
Hodges of Asheville; Clay, T. c.
Gray of Waynesville; Cherokee
Harry P. Cooper of Murphy
Graham, Jack Morgan of Robbins
wills; Haywood, Arthur Osborne
of Canton; Henderson, Harry E,
Buchanan of Hendersonville: Nc
Dowcll. Albert Blanton of Ma
rion; Jackson, Mrs. f. L. Mckee
of Sylvia; Macon, John w. Ed
wards of Franklin; Polk, Carroll
J. Rogers of Tryon; Rutherford,
Charles Z. Flack of Forest City;
Swain. Kelley f. Bennett of Bry-
son City; and Pennsylvania, Jess
Galloway of Brevard.
Judicial executive committee
Buncombe, Pierce Roberts of
Weaverville; Cherokee, J. M,
Moody of Murphy; Clay, George
w. Cherry of Hayesville; Graham,
R. L. Phillips Of Robbinsville
Henderson, R. L. Whitmire of
Hendersonville; Jackson, Dan AL
lison of Sylvia; Mcdowell, Roy w.
Davis of Marion; Macon, Frank
Murray of Franklin; Polk, N. R.
Mccain of Tryon; Rutherford, o,
C. Turner of Forest City; Hay
wood, W. T. Crawford of Waynes-
vile; Swain, l. C. Crawford of
Bryson City; and Pennsylvania,
Otto Alexander of Brevard.
Senatorial executive committee
C. C. Floyd of Robbinsville; J. F.
Brooks of Hendersonville; E. L.
Mckee of Jackson; C. F. Barnes
of Marion; w. w. Hughes of Hen
rietta; H. H. Painter of Bryson
City; Wallace Galloway of Bre-
ward, and Gudger Bryson, of
Waynesville.
Senator Johnston, who served
as chairman of the 1884 district
caucus, called the meeting to or
der and appointed Clarence Grit
fin, Forest City, as secretary. On
motion of D. f. Giles of Marion,
Johnston and Giles were made the
permanent officers.
The selection of the four dele
gates was unanimous after the
names of J. Q. Gilkey, Marion,
and Gudger Bryson, Waynesville,
had been withdrawn. The district
decided to send four delegates
with one-half vote each instead of
two delegates and two alternates.
Harry Z. Buchanan, Henderson
vile, nominated Mr.. Shipman for
district presidential elector, and a
half dozen counties, including
Buncombe, seconded it.
The platform with it's declara-
ton against elimination of the
sales tax was declared adopted
unanimously by Chairman Dough-
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1t being the same land 4. :
veyed to J. F. Morgan Nv %s ''s
tract tract in a deed dated oc. w. se''a;
1918, made by c. +, IPE; So g.
sallie Pinner, to j. J. 7 Fa Ne a.
which Deed is recorded !; NHoIgs
lOl at page a of the J p IN Boz,
Carolina. '"'e Of Non,
Dated and posted tbi, =. -,
day of June, 1886. "'s The i
6-6-Sat-4t Trustee.
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NOTICE OF SUMMONS BY =,
PUBLICATION
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF HENDERSON,
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT.
SPECIAL PROCEEDING.
Edward R. Memminger, w. w.
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CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank all friends
for their help and sympathy dur
ing the illness and at the death
of our mother, Mrs. Jane Will
Hams. Her children:
MRS. MATTE MELTON,
MRS. LEAH JUSTICE,
MRS. FLORENCE MERRILL.
1tp
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n. E. DEMOCRATS ARE
PLEDGED TO F. D. R.

Continued from page one)
gates at large. The leaders in
charge of convention strategy re-
quested them to act in this ca
pacity. Mrs. Mckee was nOminat-
ed by Senator Rivers D. Johnson
of Duplin county, a brother of
WayneSville's Joe Johnson.
Other committee appointments
made by the district caucus: Pat
NJ. Burdette of Asheville, commit
tee on credentials, and o. J. Moo
neyham, Forest City, on perma-
nent organization and rules COM
mittee.
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]. E. SHIPMAN is
CHOSEN EIECTOR

j. h. Shlpman, HenderSOnville
attorney, was chosen as the prcsi-
Dental elector from the district,
and the caucus endorsed Sandy
Graham, Hillsboro, for presiden-
tial elector-at-large from the west,
Senator A. Hall Johnston, who
served as caucus chairman, was
chosen as vice-president of the
state convention, and Claude RAM
Sey, Asheville, was named assist
ant secretary of the state conven-
ton.
The following were named mem
bers of the state executive COM
mittce: P. NJ. Burdette, of Ashe-
vile, w. G. Byers of Waynesville,
Dan X. Moore of Sylvia. Mrs. Ed
Ingraham of Robbinsville, J. H.
YeltOn of Hendersonville, c. 0,
Rulings of Forest City, E. H. by
sart of Marion, Mrs. Giles Cover
of Andrews, Mrs. ]. S. Silversteen
of Brevard. Miss Olive Patton of
Franklin, Mrs. w. E. Elmore of
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The sale of gasoline to an in
toxicated person in North Caro-
lima is forbidden by law.
Evening star., 1936-02-09

SEE IHIS BARGNIN.
1882 Kennedy st. n.w.-Detached. six
large rooms. bath. tWo-car garage; this
property sold for Sl4.250; you can buy
it for only $3.50 with 50 500 cash. bal
ance in building assn; see it today.
OMner nccunant %
Evening star., 1936-02-09

goth and F sts. n.w.-l room. GIT, path;
completely furn.. linens, silver, Frigidaire:
day week month National 6425
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

$500 Both ST. MT RAINIER, MD-3
rooms. priv apt; furn. or unfurn.; ami,
cont. hot water.
1907 GEORGETOWN RID, BETHESDA
Md.-Unf ant. second floor. 3 rooms. gas,
lights. heat; S35.
FIVE ROOMS UNFURNISHED: ELECTRIC
stove. oil heat tiled bath; $40 month. Call
Hillside 02S5
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SOLD OUT.

Iots of real homes and while I have
hundreds of homes listed for sale for both
WHITE AND COLORED. what / want is
inst few that are REAL OUTSTANDING
BARGAINS. CAN MOVE THAT KIND
QUICK have clients-plenty of them
WORKING MEN AND WOMEN-who want
homes in the District. These are intelli-
cent people. who can't be "STUNG' even
II I desired to STING anybody. There are
thousands of properties for sale at fair
prfces-I MEAN REAL BARGAINS. NOW
I WANT SOME OF THESE-NOW. ] have
one party with SIS, 900 cash ready to buy
some investment property. have another
party with unlimited capital ready to buy
some homes for me to sell for them. Then
I have OVER A HUNDRED ACTUAL BONA
FIDE LIVE PROSPECTS. who are just
waiting for me to recommend something
really worth while to them in small homes.
These people have good salaries and can
make good monthly payments, but lots of
them do not have much cash. Which
would you rather have, a customer who
would pay you his monthly payment right
on the minute every time. who doesn't
with some little cash. who would bother
yoi constantly with collections. NOW.
DARE YOU to offer me some small homes
RIGHT either for white or colored. II you
want to BUY OR SELL, see, phone or
write
L. l.. JOHNSON,
927 N. Y. Ave NV Nat. 9797.
Evening star., 1936-02-09

NEW YORK CTTY-DUPLEx STUDIO. s
rooms. terrace. Price exceptionally rea-
sonabe: view East River section. Mrs.
MARIE B. BUSCH. 145 E. 63rd. New York.
Evening star., 1936-02-09
SALE OR RENT-HOUSES.

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION, 2lOS 18th ST.
Sc, Anacostia-5 rooms. bath. semi-bun.
galow: furnace heat. gas. electricity. oak
floors, shades and screens: fine condition;
price S4:375: terms. OWNER, phone Lin
coin 1475-J.
Evening star., 1936-02-09
SALE-HOUSES.

PETwoRTE5me ROOMS ANI,,B AND BATE IA "a 81,
OWNER. phone Columbia $500.
CORNER BRICK. EXPOSURES. LARGE
t tTa1sportation ea fS1 snd schools pirect from
owner clev; 2o7o mornings or after. 8
oWNER, a.A,SIN LEAXINo TOWN; MUST Sell Sell
ally well-built and planned stone -and-brick
Il, frontage. and containing approximately
hb5;ooo So f.; tray one Of the oItsta1dns
ton tionaily IH large as living @ rm.. dining rm.
kitchen, Iayatory. Second tiooIE5 wen
ff fireplace. '$ 2-car ara attached s sarase % auto-
iumba %ati hsst sss7 For further details call Co.
6-RM. TERRACE, NEW FURNACE. 81. 500
cash sssnt or Si7oo 9ssh to n9TtsSSe 45
ksSHt kevstone. M Detroit. Mich. h. l -1:-
AN OLD FRAME. 1912 goth ST. NV
Lot 20xS0. Price. ST .025. Phone Colum-
bia 5049 or address Box 343-R. Star ofhce.
sPEcIALMisE g eIEooMs BATH 1s,5 BR1cKi
today Metropolitan 1856 or Geo. 1904.
FOR SMALL CASH PAYMENT AND SMALL
amount spent in remodeling you can own
and live in charmingly planned: well built
baths. Many refinements automatic heat;
excellent NV. neighborhood few minutes
downtown. Rent from second floor Will
leave 4 rooms. bath. porch and garage rage, Ior ISH
owners use. See Mr.. Allen. J. WESLEY
Metropolitan 1143.
1 HAVE FOR SALE IN Sc. SECTION 3
houses. also one in me-: prices. S3.250 10
So 500; property clear; h.-w h.. electricity.
etc. An opportunity for cheap home or
Investment, Phone Mr.. Guiffre MetrS-
polltan pol 2s27; F g,sl ELIOT MIDDLETON
EXCEPTIONAL VALUE IN N.E.-S5. .45O--
h.-w h. elec.; first commercial; first floor
can be converted into store. leaving 4 prt.
vate rooms for living quarters. Call
Columbia 7774. Apt. 112.
YOUR RENT FREE, PLUS A GOOD IN
come if you buy this 3-family brick apt.
bldg near 14th and Park I'd. NV; each
| apt. has 8 rooms and bath. big porch, elec.
per year. with low rent, Sl,70O; price
DIST. So17. WI. MOORE. Geo. 2sO2.
HoUSE-14 ROOMS: HOME OR OPPOR-
tunity for roomerS: walking distance; on
| 9th St: SD 800: $1,000 cash. Address
! Box 11s-R, Star office.
| SEE THIS BARGAIN.
| 1882 Kennedy st. n.w.-Detached. SIX
large rooms. bath. two.car garase: this
| it for only $3.50 with So 800 cash. bal
/ ance in building assn; see it today.
| Owner occupant. y.
NEW STONE HOUSES.
| All modern improvements, latest @. e;
| equipment; bed rooms. 3 baths. paneled
| recreation room built-in garage:
| 1904 ALBEMARLE ST. NV.
| INo tod
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HOUSES-FURNISHED.

CHARMING GEORGETOWN HOUSE, EX-
cellent condition. beautifully furnished. 4
elass-incloseo porch. gear garage. For
rent until June l.. Reasonable SANDOZ,
INC. Decatur 4010. Sunday. North S175.
CLEVELAND PARK. CHEVY CHASE, D. C..
and and Md.oseyeral Nc ses modern homes; rooms.
LEsLIG y 8. 8 &EAsELL oee eleveiand Isd' s46s.
OVERLOOKING ROCK OK PARK-AT-
r gaIsga aufn nisnn newly hsr deG' M rms
ATTRACTIVE NEW HOUSE. NV. SEC
ton: rooms. 3 porches. built-in garase:
automatic. gas heat electric refrigeration:
to bus beautfny H furnshed BaSy grand
piano. Will consider renting unfurnished.
Phone Georgia 5OOS.
1923 LoNGFELLoW ST RMS. BATH,
DIXIE REALTY CO., National $3.50.
MICHIGAN PARK 1913 VARNUM ST. NE;
% rooms, detached; built-in garage;
shSWeT sre raSae oil seaeG
screened porches: completely furnished;
suitable for Congressman, Army or Navy
oficer.
ami, electric .refrigerator. A. S. poNI-
PHAN g. SON Dontphan Building. Alexan-
dria. Va. Phone Alexandria $40.
SLIGO PARK HILLS SILVER SPRING.
SSS sas Isisssnsss sssS lsS
STUDIO GARAGE-SS5.
bed rooms living room. kit. bath.
Refs. required. North 4012. 12.
NICELY FURNISHED GROOM HOME
including silver and linens; NV: section.
Very reasonably priced. Adams 717S.
IN BURLEITH.
and bath home in this desirable
community: gas heat, 2-car garage;
completely furnished $50 month.
SHANNON & LUcHS CO..
1905 st. NV. National 2345.
Evening star., 1936-02-09
HousEs-UNFURNIsHED.

PETWORTH-s ROOMS. GARAGE. FRIG-
idaire gas heat. suitable for two families.
Reasonable rental. Phone Columbia 1536-R.
FOXALL OVERLOOKING GOVERNMENT
screened porches cleo refrigeration; built
in garage Inquire at 1541 44th st NV.
WAvERLY TAYLOR. INC.
SEVEN ROOMS AND BATH. AMI. GA
race, $40 mo. Inspect second house on
right from BALTIC. Blvd. Central ave. Ber.
wyn. Nd. or apply W. L. SHIPLEY. 927
18th st, NV. Phone National 1856 9s
ISO3-A ST. sE.-6-RoOM AND. BATH
brick. h.-wh. cleo. sun parlor. inclosed
sleeping porch, garage; Sos. Call Ma
Evening star., 1936-02-09
sALE-APARTMENT HOUSES
SALE-APARTMENTS.

l6-UNTT BRICK. SHOWING GOOD NET
income; downtown. facing park; $50. 600;
$50. 900 cash. bal. easy terms. OWNER,
District O953
Evening star., 1936-02-09
SALE-HOUSES.

4 BED ROOMS, 2 BATHS.
NEARING COMPLETION, MT. PLEASANT.
block north 10th and Columbia I'd.
CENTER HALL PLAN.
Extra bed room, half bath on first floor.
-FOUR extra large bed rooms, library, wood
paneled recreation room, two-car garage.
1144 HOBART ST. NV. NATL. S949.
Evening star., 1936-02-09
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
coPLEY COURTS.

COPLEY COURTS.
1914 18th nw.-Continuous switchboard.
elevator: refrigeration and gas included in
rent: delightful 3 large outside rooms. large
kitchen, bath. closets: quiet building.
Evening star., 1936-02-09
SALE-CO- OPERATIVE APIS.

3 RMS. K. AND BATH. IN BEAUTIFUL
Hampshire Gardens by owner Monthly
payments only S45. Address Box 1851,
TWO ROOMS. BATH AND KITCHEN IN
successful cooperative apartment building.
Address Box 226-R. Star Office
Evening star., 1936-02-09
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,

SUITCASE. FURNISHED, MO: KITCH-
enette. bath. , bed rooms; adults: NV
section. Phone North 4134 Apt. $50
UNFURMTIsHED, 2 ROOMS. KITCHEN
kitchen. Near 18th and Mass ave. NV.
ONE OR TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN PRI-
couple by February Is. Address Box
. RMS. K AND B.: ELECTRIC RE-
friGeration. by young couple; $40. Address
Box 357-R. Star Office
MUSIC STUDENT. YOUNG MAN. TO
share, find !. . room apt. with piano. in
NV. Address Box 410-R. Star ONCE.
ONE OR TWO ROOMS KITCHEN AND
bath, utilities included: NV. section pre-
dress Box 339-R Star office.
5, 3 c. vireinta or Maryland. Feb. Is Is
State size. rental and location. Address
Box 364-R. Star office.
IN D. c. FOR ONE YEAR-CLEAN. UN-
furn. I'm l.; r. p. b.. k. ample closets.
st or, End floor: heat. gas, elec. included;
adults: refs exchanged. Address Box
ROOMS, CONVENIENT LOCATION. WHICH
may be converted by responsible couple
into studio type apartment: rooms.
Eit kitchen private bath required; want fire.
small house. Telephone National 3120.
Branch 494. week days.
WITH PRIVATE FAMILY ON NV. SIDE.
C. H cALFEE. 1906 Kalorama I'd.
, ROOMS. FURNISHED; KITCHENETTE
private bath; near car line; private home;
NV. Address Box 365-R. Star ONCE. los
Evening star., 1936-02-09
RENT-FLATS.

1920 13th ST. NV.
6 rooms bath, garage $50 SO
WAPLE 4 JAMES, INC.
1924 14th St. NV Dist. 3346.
Evening star., 1936-02-09
47O8 Blagden Terrace.
PETWORTH-$7,250.
81 900 CASH. $50 MO.

Attractive Colonial type. DuNIGAN-.buil
containing large rooms. tile bath. built
in tub and shower. 2 large screened
porches. cleo refrigeration. daylight cellar.
deep lot: house in perfect condition. Abso-
lutely a BARGAIN. Call Adams 2464.
Evening star., 1936-02-09

NORTH CLEVELAND PARK-WEST OF
Bureau OF Standards.
S1O950.
37l4 Warren st.
Semi-detached.
Well constructed of good materials.
6 rooms and = complete baths.
Fireplace.
Oil burner
Metal weatherstripped-scree
PIastered walls and ceiling in cellar.
Brick garage.
Paved street and alley.
Convenient to stores. schools and trans
portation.
Good condition.
For inspection pine
st. NV
District 1865
Evening star., 1936-02-09
WANTED TO RENT-HoUsEs

WANTED IO hEN SES.
WANTED-6 TO ROOM HOUSE. UN-
furnished near Bureau of Standards. Box
81, Glenn Dale. Md.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US FOR
quick rentals or sales. Clients waiting:
ACME REAL ESTATE CO. West 00S7.
WILL PAY CASH FOR HOUSES. NO COM
mission. Call or write REALTY CORP:
1927 Eye st. NV. Metropolitan 1856.
II ROOMS OR MORE. BETWEEN 10th
and 22nd. NJ and s sts. NV; adequate
baths, oil heat preferred, viii take long
lease Address Box 326-R., Star ONCE
Phone Columbia 1O077. Sunday only. 81
OR s ROOM BUNGALOW. UNFUR-
nished city or suburban. available March
1. Write j. E. WHEATLEY, 514 Jefferson
st. NV. Washington. d. C.
SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE OR PART OF
large house sufficiently distant from other
houses SO that radio or children could not
be heard Pot. 44s0, BIZ. 516.
NORTHWEST SECTION. 8 TO 25 ROOM
furnished house. Phone Decatur O727.
YOUNG COUPLE WANTS SMALL MOD.
furn. cottage Prefer near river; reason
able. Address Box 419-R. Star once.
DESIRE 8 OR ROOM HOUSE. PREFER
5;.orpis n;T; seesiSEi a4s4 May purchase. Phone
II TO l3 ROOMS. VICINITY 18th AND
Col. or downtown. Mar. 15 or April i.
Address Box 391-R. Star ONCE.
/ NEED FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED
houses. BUNGALOWS and apis. List with me
for quick rentals. Clients waiting. LESLIE
D. MEASELL. phone Cleveland 3465.
Evening star., 1936-02-09
RARGAIN
S6.350.

NEAR 14th AND PARK RID.
TWo-Story brick. seven rooms and bath,
hot-water heat. Phone MIR. GUIFFRE,
Met 2S27 ? ELIOT MIDDLETON. 2U1
Investment Bldg.
Evening star., 1936-02-09
1448 PARK ROAD.
Francis Scott Kew, Apt. Hotel

2 rooms. kitchen and bath. completely
furnished including electricity. gas and
refrigeration; for immediate occupancy;
Evening star., 1936-02-09
NEAR CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY.


NEAR CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY.
S6250.
6 rooms oil burner. built-in garage
front anc double rear porches; entire home
to be redecorated to suit. Terms. 40
Franklin st. ne. or phone Adams O022. 8.
DETACHED BRICK HOME
BED ROOM AND BATH ON FIRST FLOOR.
S11 950-A beautiful modern home, only
three years old and in perfect condition;
Chevy. Chase Md. STUDIO LIVING ROOM
With repsee large Porch 81 tRe
large bed rooms and bath on second floor;
garage; Arrange to inspect this outstand-
SHANNON & LUCHS co. National 2345,
S6 6.500-ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW
In Brightwood. near car line. school and
stores Five Eoqdsizes TSomT nI, peTfR eTf NE at
elec. REFRIGERATOR and fireplace. With a
moderate cash payment can be carried for
qqly ft5 Per month SHAN shANN0N N5StoS. IgGHs gIE
NEARBY VA-S3 $4,000.
S"5000 down. $40 90 monthly. 5-room.
bath frame bungalow sewer. city water.
gas cleo. basement furnace; paved street;
Mettropolitan o72o; residence. Cleveland
HoLBRooK TERRACE.
Corner. q rooms. . baths. ami. Ar
sGq'5dS'a.i Easy terms esh Nj Mr. Gao, '~''
a !. CON ELLA ". I'M.
915 EYE ST. NV. METRO. $500.
WILL TRADE.
65l4 18th st. N.W.-New. detached brick;
6 large rooms. tiled baths. finished attic,
modern kitchen. recreation room: oil heat.
built-in garage: priced to sell. Open 10 am.
to pm. daily. Georgia Abs.
BRIGHTWOoD-LOT 14O DEEP. BRICK,
er. garage On a through street Just
of 3rd.' near 18th St cars. Price asked
is $3.50. Telephone evenings or Sum
day. Georeia 1887.
Evening star., 1936-02-09

3 ROOMS. KITCHEN. SEMI-PRIv. BATH;
entire second floor. private home. near
Included. Call Sunday or Monday, Cleve-
land 96T7,
Evening star., 1936-02-09

CAPITOL HILL-71O A ST. Sc.
$3.50.
ist foor-3 rooms rec. hall and shower.
ind fioor-4 rooms and bath.
Attic-Converted into room.
Hot-water heat-electricity.
Near E. Cap. and Sth ST. cars.
FRANK NJ. DOYLE. Realtor. 9e7 18th
ST. NV
District 1865
Evening star., 1936-01-03
Fashion Flashes

A charming formal for evening
occasions shows a gown Of printed
crepe accompanied by a separate
short cape of black net which also
uses appliqued flowers taken from the
printed fabric for decoration.
The gown itself features a self
girdled waistline, a heart shaped
decolletage with double strap detail
down the back for a novel effect
The skirt is circular in design, hang.
ing in full and graceful draping folds
at back.
Much additional charm is provided
by the separate cape of tucked black
net with a shirred standing collar.
Its all-over appliqued self-flower
trimming and border give vivid color
contrast on the black net, making a
chic shoulder covering to match the
gown.
Knitted golf frocks for resort wear
are very sporty in two-toned color
combinations-Same are of lovely
pastel tints, while others display sharp
contrast, pairing white with such
colors as navy and royal blue, reds
and browns. -
Cotton string knits and mixtures
Of cotton and wool are seen among
the new models being shown-they
emphasize the style importance Of
the tailored theme with ribbed
stitches, nubby tweed effects, diagonal,
and stripe designs as well as novelty
in pocket arrangement and trim
mings. q