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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-13
CUBA BRINGS IN
81 PASSENGERS
VESSEL LEFT LATE IN All.
ERNOON ENROUTE
TO TAMPA

Steamship Cuba. q the p and
o. s. s. company. arrived yester-
day afternoon from Havana Viz
three first class and tao secOnd
class passengers for KEY Wesr,
26 first class passengers Tor Ian
pa
Key West arrivals were Co1-
cepciOn Rodriguez. Al0lna Ne
rales. Nellie Morale AEusto O.
AguerrO. JOAN Kraynick
The Cuba sailed ; 0'elock faE
Tampa with r Lublano. Ms ~
Swan. John A T BOg2rr HGrrg
e. Hale. Thomas B0cheff. Mrz
BOcheff. Mrs. Il :. McClG1zhzl-
Mr.. and Mr. J. 3 Gol6en. M
Louisa a Hi
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-13

fighting Sam Houston, the Buck
skin Colossus" chief of the Chero-
KEGS and founder of Texas, where
she was born, at Cedar Bayou.
One of her first memories is
of her father. Dr.. Samuel Hous-
ton. being introduced on the
speakers platform as the son of
Sam Houston. 81 am too small a
man to wear the mantle of Sam
Houston. he had said. Con me
it would drag in the dust"
A little later the diminutive
Miss Houston was invited to
speak.
81 am too little" she declaim-
ed. remembering her fathers
words, "to wear Sam Houston's
blanket. If l was to put it on it
would get all dirty"
Gypsy Weather" which begins
Wednesday, May 10, in The Citi-
zen. takes its name from the re-
mark of the butler. opening the
doors of the old Joris house on the
Hudson.
The opening of the door that
night was a turning point in the
hives of the two Joris brothers
As if blown in by the storm,
there entered a strange andt mys-
rterious girl hunting shelter, not
from the elements but from a
pursuing fear. In her appear
ance Rupert Jor;s, seeking ir
drink the consolation he needed
after his finance had called of
the marriage, saw a solution. Sc
he and this girl he had never seer
before were married, with the
disturbing complication that Dirl
!, Joris found himself in love with
his brothers. wife.
Here are the elements for 3
story. and Miss Houston put:
them together entertainingly.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-13
ECONOMIC HIGHLIGHTS
Happenings That Affect the Dinner Pals, Dividend
Checks and Tax Bills of Every Individual; Ma
tiOnal and International Problems Insep-
arabic From Local Welfare

Each passing week brings a
little more order out OF the pOliti-
cal chaos, as the two great parties
grid their loins, summon their CO.
hOrts, and prepare for their quad
rennial battle.
Practically all preliminary in
terest is, naturally, centered on
he Republican convention to be
held next month in Cleveland. The
Democratic convention is also to
be held next month in Philadel-
phia, but it takes no seer to guess
what will happen there. The dele
gates will nominate Franklin De-
lano Roosevelt for the presidency,
and it is almost inconceivable that
more than one ballot will be re-
quired. Thereafter, they will set
tie down to work on a platform.
and some interest will attach to
that, inasmuch as Democrats in
.imical to the New Deal theories
will be able to get in a few verbal
ticks at Administration activities
Of the past three-and-a-quarter
years. However. it's pretty much
Of a cinch that the platform finally
agreed upon will reflect White
House wishes almost 100 per cent.
The Republican picture has
changed a good deal OF late. A
few months ago some Of the ex-
perts were freely forecasting that
Governor Landon OF Kansas would
get the nomination, probably on
the first ballot. Now the COM
mentators aren't so sure that Mr..
Landon will get it at all. Events
within the party organization,
along with results Of various state
primaries have definitely harmed
his chances.
To win at Cleveland, Mr.. Lam
don must pick up a lot more dele
gates than can be seen now. He is
not popular with some party lead
ers in the great Eastern industries
states-New York, Pennsylvania
Massachusetts,, etc. These -lesders
mostly belong to the Hoover wing
OF the party, and it is well known
that the only living ex-President
] looks with little favor on the Kan
san. Normally, Mr.. Landon would
go into the convention with prac-
teal " solid western and middle
! western sentiment behind him.
But a great figure in Western
| politics, Senator Borah Of Idaho
is also a candidate for the nomi-
nation and is definitely out tc
stop Landon." And Mr.. Lardon's
; refusal to allow his name to be
! put up in various state primaries
has weakened his position. It is
! not at all impossible that Hoover
Borah and Knox will cement t1eil
forces, if necessary, to prevent
Mr.. Landon's nomination.
Indication OF what is to come
, is found in the selection OF the
keynoter and chairman of the
coming Republican convention
Chairman will be old-guard Con
gresham Smell of New York. a
representative of the most con
sentative wing of the party. Mr.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-13
ANNOUNCE DEATH
OF MRS. PINDER

A telegram was received here
last night by Charles L. Roberts
announcing the death of his sister,
Mrs. Elmira ]. Pinder, at a hos
pital in Fort Myers. Her son,
Paul B. Pinder, was at her bed
side at the time of her death, it
was stated.
Funeral services will be held
at Fort Myers at o'cOlck this
afternoon.
Survivors are one brother,
Chas. L. Roberts; two sisters, Mrs
Joseph Lowe and Mrs. William
Cooper, and other relatives.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-13
STEAMER GATUN
ARRIVES HERE
VESSEL SAILED FOR FROM
TERRA MEXICO. AFTzR
TAKING ON FUEL OIL

Steamship Gatun- Of tn
Standard Fruit and STEAMSHIP
company. which arrived yssler-
Gay aft rnOOn 2-30 o'clock fIou
New York, sailed 81 , o'cl0e<
for FroHteTa. Mex CO. afte~ Ia
ing on 30.6O4 gallons Of fuel c
al the Porte Dock Company
Fruit carrying ship Miraflore-
Of the same line. arrived : o'-io-s
thi morning from Philadelnla-
took 3O.OO3 gallons Of OF a. n
Porter Dock Company. and "a
to sail at > o'clock for Fontera
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-13
STEWART LEONARD
RESIGNS POSITION

Stewart Leonard, director of
the administration art gallery, has
rendered his resignation to be-
come effective on May Is.
Mr.. Leonard has been director
of public relations for the FERA
and also director of woman's
work and professional projects.
Later he was made director Of the
art gallery.
1t is understood that he is GO
ing north to accept the position
of director and lecturer on art at
a gallery in GAINESVILLE. Ohio.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-13

SHELLS congressional record shows
that The has opposed practically
every New Deal measure.
Keynoter will be Senator Stew
ef of Oregon, middle-of the road
man, usually called a mild pro-
gressive." Senator Steiwer has
been OutspOken in criticism OF
many New Deal pOlicies-but his
Congressional record shows he
voted for many of them, including
the NRA and the AAA. He was a
leader in the fight for payment of
the bonus, is popular with the vet
Grams. 1t is believed that Republi-
can leaders selected him to show
that the party is not 100 per cent
conservative, and welcomes mod
crate liberalism in legislation.
Upshot OF all this is the fast
gaining belief that the stage is all
set for nomination OF a reason
ably dark horse, wita the cat
standing candidates killing each
other off by their opposed
strength. And today, two men are
prominently mentioned for the
dark horse position. One Of them
is keynoter Steiwer, whom many
believe would make a first class
compromise candidate. The other
is Senator Vandenberg. would
like the nomination. though he
has not gone actively in search o:
it, as have Landon, Borai and
! Knox. Instead, he has been ably
;ttacking the New Deal in the
/ Senate. 1t is forecast that Mr.
Hoover would willingly throw his
weight behind Vandenberg. and
that Senator Borah would also il
he found it impossible to win the
nomination for himself.
AS for the chance OF the Repu5-
; lican candidate, whoever he is
being elected, opinions differ pro-
oundly. Recent polls indicate
j that the Roosevelt strength is
ginning again. but that it is fai
short of its 1892 potency. And the
President has made a very strong
primary showing. However. Re-
publicans figure that with an ap.
pealing candidate to do their talk
ing For them, much can happen
between June and November.
| A business commentator re.
! Gently observed that the best
thing that can be said about bust.
ness today is that there is nothing
to say. Answer to that riddle is
that business is holding its own
is gradually improving, and that
no signs o. let-down can be seen
! Business Week says that recent.
! ly observed factors reinforce the
belief that the second quarter
business volume will be best since
at least the middle o. 1881, that
manufacturing activity will be
best since at least the middle OF
1881, that manufacturing activity
, will be tops since 1880. Earnings
, as well as volume and activity, are
likewise showing highly encour-
aging upward trends.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-13
Gypsy Weather, The Citizens New Serial,
Written by Sam HOustOn's Grandchild
Margaret Bell Houston Weaves
Mystery Romance Around
Mansion on Hudson

Margaret Bell Houston, whose
Gypsy Weather" is The. Citizens
next serial, has Texas in her
blood. Her grandfather was
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1936-05-13

Associated Press Day Wire
Service.
For Sc Years Devoted to the
Best Interests of Key West
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-11-28

SHOPPING SERIES, six daily articles,
each with five to six illustrations on fol-
lowing subjects:
GIFTS FOR CHILDREN, by Laura Lou
Brookman.
GIFTS FOR WOMEN, by Marian Young.
GIFTS FOR MEN, by Walter G. Parkes.
GIFTS FOR ADOLEsCENTs, by Marian
Young.
GIFTS FOR THE HOME, by Laura Lou
Brookman.
LUXURY GIFTS, by Marian Young.
CHRISTMAS WRAPPINGs, by Laura
Lou Brookman.
FAMILY HOLIDAY PROBLEMS, special
"Your Children" articles by Olive Roberts
Barton.
BOOKS AS GIFTS, by Bruce Cation.
GREETING CARDS, by Laura Lou
Brookman.
BEAUTY GIFTS, special illustrated
"Glorifying Yourself articles by Alicia
Hart.
MEMS CHRISTMAS, by Walter c.
Parkes.
CHRISTMAS POEMS, by Helen Welsh
inner.
Evening star., 1936-10-04
WANTED-FARMS.

WANTED 70 RENT. WITH OPTION TO
buy farm by responsible colored man. Some
fruit stream and suitable for hogs and
poultry. Address Box 2ls-K. Star once. :
FIVE OR MORE ACRES. WITH OR WITH
out buildings. not over 10 miles D. c. line.
Cleveland $3.50.
Evening star., 1936-10-04
FOUR ROW BRICKS.

JUST OFF PENN. AVE. Sc.
These houses have 5 rooms each and
wear There is a S5 900 building loan and
owner will sell all four houses for $4,000.
on terms. Call MR.. DREW. Met. 2s2T.
Rldr
Evening star., 1936-10-04
COUNTRY PROPERTY,

GENTLEMAN's ESTATE, 90 ACRES.
close to Frederick. Nd Excellent loca-
ton. Most attractive lawn with much fins
shade and shrubbery. Master dwelling. >
rooms; . tenant houses. all necessary build.
ingS POTTS & GRIFFIN. Frederick. Nd.
Evening star., 1936-10-04
sALE-SUBURBAN.

NEAR EAST FALLS CHURCH. VA.-A
genuine sntiauss early American T.r bf,Sk TIL.
old house is in excellent condition and
the neighbornood is on the upgrade;
rooms, bath. electricity: acres Of land
view: the front porch is SO feet long; price
IoUIs p. SHOEMAKER, 1919 X st. NV.
National 11RR
Evening star., 1936-10-04
SALE-LOTS.

LOTS FOR TWO-sToRY APARTMENTS,
at 500 to 81 800 each.
Ecw;houss lots; southssssst;o ssoo At $3.50
w. w. keller, Line. 6065-J.
Evening star., 1936-10-04

lO3-AcRE FARM. WATERED AND
fenced: State rd.. s-rm. house. outbuild-
ings, Loudoun Co., IL mi. D. c.. $4,000;
half cash.
400 acres. watered and fenced good I'd.
Ss mi. G. s-rm aI-modern house Dn good
IS acres. 10 acres wood and timber,
GOOD rd.. 90 mi. D. C. 81 200 cash.
large chimneys and freplaces. poultry
house. Quick sale So $50
terms.
Write or phone
PAUL T. POWELL.
Phone 1873. Herndon. Va.
Evening star., 1936-10-04

a5 ACRES ON STONE ROAD. MONTG.
Co. Md; improved with a 2-story frame
house of rooms, running water; out
builds. consist of a new chicken house and
hog house with running water; nice barn.
20x30; the land is level; nice little farm:
price. $500. FRED B. CUSHMAN, LOG
N. Adams St.. Rockville.
Evening star., 1936-10-04
SALE-FARMS.

VIENNA, VA.-FAHM IS ACRES. GROOM
dwellinE. barn and outbuildinss; one.half
mile from hard-surfaced road: $4,000. 90;
Phone Vienna 20. " N'AN 'A''0''
NEAR WARRENTON. VA. A REAL DAIRY
farm Shipping milk to washington: 1l5
level. on hard road; good 7-room house
with electricity good barns and other out
and
ASK As - for f1. MI; Cassatt: LOUIS P: SHOE
AcREs .g l,Dg SsTt e.os ON
electricity: SssS. Phone Cleveland ss4S .
I6O-ACRE FARM FRONTING STATE RID.
soil. large timber. 2 tobacco barns, good
dwelling, 2 tenant houses. farm buildings.
fields watered: $1,000. w. G. WILLIAMS,
Metropolitan Bank Bldg.
Co; blue grass land improved with OLD
Colonial stone dwelling. with beautiful
lines and in excellent condition. contain;
beautiful view Of the mountains; vel
about 4S miles from wsshineton. and
MITCHELL. Herndon. Va.
Tax-free Homes and Independence.
Five acres should produce 81 200 an
nually based on Government statistics
FAMOUS RINGLING FARMS in SUNNI
Sarasota County. Address Box 1881
Star ONCE.
RESTRICTED ACREAGE TRACTS
One to f1ve acres, $500 to $1,000 each
tract; small cash. easy monthly payments;
new brick grade and high schools. From
top Of Good Hope Hill, Sc. take Route 3.
Harts store turn left. drive !, mile see
property on left. or telephone for sales
JOHN A. BRIcKLEY.
Suite e09-210 Barr Bldg. District 1891.
400 ACRES, l2-RooM HOUSE. LARGE
barn and farm buildings. A splendid stock
70-acre dairy farm with Groom and
bath house for $500.
So acres. with. 6-room and bath house;
new cement tile barn. arranged for horses
and cows: 3 chicken houses: on State road.
20O-scre farm near Darnestown. 14O-
acre farm near Olney. 307-acre farm near
Poolesville. 42O-acre farm near German;
town and many other large and small
places places, thmrS9ushout mS beautiful Montsomers
T. c. Thomas
BOSS & PHELPS
National $500. Adams a121.
IS ACRES BEAUTIFUL LAND. NICE
road; beautiful building site; within II
miles Of Washington. and owner sacrifices
II. B. MITCHELL. Herndon. Va.
Or call Mark Cockrell. Falls Church
Evening star., 1936-10-04
81 650

Four rooms kitchen and bath; h.-wh..
hardwood floors. screened porch. garage.
poultry house. "a acre. shrubbery: COM
muting distance. THE LUTTRELL CO.,
Falls Church 6S
Evening star., 1936-10-04

CHEAP TO BUILDER: CLEAR OF DEBT.
Florence ST, ne. 4sxs3. on Grade. all imp;
so, 900. feet. lot -: 50; 51917o End CON-.
Sc foot; 10000 feet. 81 to - SO; 50a4.
2nd com. sc. foot: 10000 feet. Alabama
ave. sell feet wide lots 2Oxl1O great
bargain ] sc 81. # W.. r. NASH, owner.
1915 BRYANT st. ne.
FOR SALE, 900 FT. 2nd COM. ZONE;
ideal location. r. I. ave. and 4th ne;
clear: terms to suit. Owner w. F. NASH.
KENsINGToN VIEW, MD. NEAR KEN
sington-Wreaton Boulevard; "A 677 50. r..
in 9 large lots; Sl:750, Build on one. sell
balance WILLETT wisconsin 31l9. Sc
CORNER LOT ON 10th ST. ONLY SIC
PERCY II. RUSSELL CO. 1871 K st. NV.
$3.50 EACH. TERMS-NEW SUBDIVISION
close TO car service. school and d. c. Six
new homes Address Box 330-J. Star once.
LARGE AND VALUABLE LOT IN VERY
desirable section. Kenwood. Md; attractive
price. Address Box x Star once
CHOICE UNIMPROvED LOT. CORNER
alley. st. ne. near North Capitol. Ad-
dress Box 1O2-K Star once.
CORNER LOT ON 10th ST. ONLY sc
PERcY II RUSSELL CO.. 1871 x st. NV
LOT IO0x2l4 FT.. WATER, SEWER, ELEc-
tricttv; 5000: 500 cash. $40 month
Erwin REALTY co. call Hyattsyille 765
BEAUTIFUL HOME SITES $500 AND UP
along Mt Vernon Blvd Potomac River
view Easy terms Can arrange finance for
building home. Address Box 3S2-D. Star
ONCE
Evening star., 1936-10-04
A GOOD INCOME WITH
SAFETYl

2-family fiat. brick con-
struction. only a few months old .
Each apartment has 4 rooms and bath.
separate heating plants, tenants fur
nished own fuel: excellent white
rental location: income. SIS per
month
81 SiG.O00-Ten-room. three-bath brick, In
sood northwest section: bed rooms.
gas heat tair conditioned). front porch.
weather-stripped. open fireplace: in
sulated roof; in excellent location for
rooming house.
. SHANNON L LUCHs Co;
Evening star., 1936-10-04

rs ACRES-S3. 500
On Southern Md State I'd. 1872 miles
d. C.. Substantial s-room house. number
large trees. stable and garage: fruit trees.
Very good value at price asked
THEODORE p. MENK,
1897 Park Rd Columbia TS45 .
Evening star., 1936-10-04
NORTH WASHINGTON,
PARK.

1AkOMA PARh.
large rooms, INV heat: oek floors. hre,
place: full basement; attractive lot; paved
to school terms Possession November !.
S5a5O-New 5-room brick. high eleva-
tion. level lot rooms of sood size full
basement; attic h.-w. heat oak floors,
fireplace; $500 down and S55 per month
in new-house condition: full basement; at
traetive lot in good D. G location con.
garage. garage. viii '' sell ' on reasonable terms.
Might trade for larger house
S6.5O0-New Cape Cod house. extra
large. well-built house Of Ave rooms, Tiled
ment Insulated ceilings. Good resden-
tial section. convenient to stores. bus and
school.
-Eisht-room Dutch Colonial. re-
large large. wooded lots, Tefms. Subject to to
SILVER SPRING.
Owner leaving, will sacrifice large brick
house. IL rooms. 3 baths, on one Of the
ave. Lot SO feet feet wide. May be be- used @ for r
one or more RRNsfNcToN fsni!sfsi TeSns'
5e5O-Well-built Cape Cod houses s
rooms and bath first floor. . finished
%de sss9g LOTS H 0T
Il a, and building loan.
SB.0O0-Six-room house with an acre of
ground. Especially attractive interior, with
city conveniences. Terms.
WHEATON,.
S7,250-Brick BUNGALOW. six large rms
and bath NV. heat, fireplace, oak floors,
iull attic. Half acre Of most attractive
Poultry house and % YARD. O. viii viii trade sofa; for
farm or place with more land.
May be seen Sunday. See ad Farms
R. D. LILLE CO.,
DC
Evening star., 1936-10-04
WANTED-SUBURBAN.
SALE-LOTS.

WANT TO BUY HOUSE IN NEARBY
Maryland, not over $4,000. Address Box
i4a-K. Star office.
Evening star., 1936-10-04

ldIEc trees. SIdDle ana GARAGE. IIult lItcS.
Very good value at price asked.
THEODORE r. MENK,
1927 Park Rd Columbia 1s45. :.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY.
$50 acres. Is miles D. c.. in Bollineton
loan section: now producing maximum
crops: corn. wheat and tobacco: most in
teresting Dutch Colonial brick 114O; old
boxwood. 2 tobacco barns and other bldgs.
Price, $4,000 terms.
THEODORE p. MENK.
1927 Park Rd Columbia 7s45. .
400 ACRES. NEAR GREAT FALLS. VA
Century-old brick dwelling. fne old trees,
lovely views. barn and silo. springs. run
ming water: S12.500.
Also. So acres. splendid community:
bldrs: to settle estate. $1,000. Other at
'e Va or Ms Snefs oeo u sU%MERs aTSnsf SscGns @ Il
ST. NV. Met. 3446. Adams 1922
40 A. 7-RoOM HOUSE. LARGE BARN
chicken house; level land. mostly cleared
fine state Of cultivation. well watered. good
fencing; located on highway. IS miles
Washington: S11 900.
lis a.. 7-room house. modern. tenant
house. gravity. water. fne stream large
meadow; alfalfa field; 80 miles Washing
$50 a. S-room house. modern. tenant
house. fine fishing stream. main highway:
close to Washington. Sold at q big sacrifice
to settle estate. $4,000.
PEET.
Evening star., 1936-10-04
SALE OR RENT-SUBURBAN.

SALE OR RENT-SUBURBAN.
FOR SALE OR RENT, 4-RoOM BUNGA-
low: INV. h; built-in garage. 90 Poplar
ave. Takoms Park, Md. Phone Shep.
o4ss-W.
STABLE ROOM FOR RENT FOR EIGHT
riding horses. near Rock Creek riding
also tennis court Address 4O7 Evans
Building. WASHINGTON. D. C.
BY OWNER-ONE ACRE: BED ROOMS,
bath sun porch. conserv., porches. attic,
cellar. open fireplace. city water and cleo
tricity: gas range water heater steam
heat. weather strips. shades. screens. ga
rage. chicken houses, fruit, shrubbery.
flowers. Immediate possession. Phone
KLEIN. Berwyn 96.
ATTRACTIVE SEMI-BUNGALOW. SEVEN
rooms hot-water heat. all modern i'm
So 600: can be financed by F. H A. Also
two nice lots with trees. Apply SOS Ward
pl, Silver Spring. Md
Evening star., 1936-10-04
BUILT BY GOVERNMENT

SPECIFICATION
TAKOMA, D. c.. LANDSCAPED GARDEN.
S-ROOM BRICK COR. DETACHED.
1t has everything for health. comfort
and convenience T49 Butternut. corner
sth st NV Lot 7sx135h7; fruit and nut
trees; PRICED for astion. PeTfect SondItion.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
Evening star., 1936-10-04
WANTED-wAREHoUsEs.
sALE-INVEsTMENr PROPERTY.

is, 600 TO 10000 SO. FIT. PREFERABLY y
on one floor. Address Box 36-K. Stal
ONCE.
Evening star., 1936-10-04

5000 CASH,
BALANCE LIKE RENT.
New 2-Story Brick
Colonial Home.
5 rooms. tiled bath: large lot: beautiful
nearby Virginia suburb in Arlington
County. convenient to busscs and schools.
$7,450.
Inquire for key from representative at
Exhibit Home 3106 Pershing drive. or
phone for appointment
DICK BASSETT,
WALNUT S6cr NnRTu St
Evening star., 1936-10-04
WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

3-ROOM WEEKEND COTTAGE ON THF
Potomac River for sale. $3.50. Apply 3121
Canal rd. u. W.
Evening star., 1936-10-04

COLESVILLE PIKE,
MONTGOMERY County. Md.-"0 acres 'front.'
ing on pike at Colesville only miles from
District lire; the best buy on the pike at
$500 per acre. Call Mr.. THOMAS,
ROBERT l.. .McKEEVER CO., INC,
Shorehsm Bldg. National 1850.
1859 5th ST. SOUTH.
Evening star., 1936-10-04
BOILING VIEW

Building sites surrounded with beautiful
brick homes; $500 to $3.50. Lncoln o34o.
Evening star., 1936-10-04
e1e5 Lee Hishway. clarendon III. .
s7O0 Gets Equip. State Rd. Farm.

Neat Groom house. electricity available.
gas; basement barn with silo; 20 acres,
cows, hens, indictments, crops; 500 down:
page 81. biz. NEW csteloe free. STROUT
AG-Y. I42.-N La nd Title Eidg Pnila Pa
Evening star., 1936-10-04
4-FAMILY FLATS.

4-F'AMILY FLATS,
S1O15o to S16a5O: income 81 $50 10
81 $50 annually; Glover Park Brightvood
near J4th st. cars and bus. BRAND
NEW; low rentals; minimum costs of up
keep. Phone Sunday or evenings, after
$40 pm. Georgia 90I2.
HERE IS SOMETHING FOR A SMALL IN
vestor: detached house. rented for SIS
per month: lO-year lease; can be bought
for 81 900. Ask for Mr.. Hurd LOUIS
Evening star., 1936-10-04

of trees; bath. heat. lights. garage and
outbuildinss; 3s acres Of rich land: near
fation: IL miles from Washington: 3 acres
IN truit. Price, SIS, 800: $500 cash assume assume
See MASON HIRST. Annandale. Fairfax
County Va. at the end of Columbia pike.
Phone Alexandria 4:;-F-4I.
Evening star., 1936-10-04

INVEST SAFELY AND
RECEIVE $50 NET INCOME.
Small new apartment building. overlook
ing one of the lovelieSt spots in Wash
ington: convenient to downtown and shop
ping area and yet exclusive. A marvellous
opportunity to make profitable and safe
investment. Call Mr. White for this and
many other investment properties, small
or large.
METZLER-Realtor,
Evening star., 1936-10-04
S5,950-VACANT.
tContinued.)

short distance in Md. Just of of the
Marlboro pike. a detached home, complete
h. bot.wSter heat rara9e % Sesl buy Terms.
$500 cash. balance monthly like rent.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
poppa
Evening star., 1936-10-04

On Baltimore Boulevard. near Laurel. lot
150x20o. GOOD building with all conven-
fences; etc Property end business only
S6 500. Terms rea sonabe.
Farms and Town Properties.
CHAS. H. STANLEY, INC,
Main ST. and Wash. Blvd. Laurel, Md.
Residence BAN Tel Laurel l1q.
Evening star., 1936-10-04
FALLS CHURCH, VA.

LOVELY STUDIO HOUSE
3 rooms tile bath. attic. full cellar. hard
wood floors: unfurnished: lovely corner lot !:
will rent TO first person that inSpectS. Call
Falls Church 656.
$50 TO COLoRED
Groom cottage. cleo: newly decorated.
Chesterbrook. Va: garden plot
Call Clarendon S20-F-ll. Mrs. Brown.
Evening star., 1936-10-04

BEAUTIFUL l0-ROOM HOUSE WITH T.
sravsl @ r. road: Sts' y miles miles from from Whit Washinston: m
house has 3 bed rooms bath, city elect.
telephone, hot-air furnace. fireplace. elect.
Evening star., 1936-10-04
WANTED-LOTS.

Or property that can be developed as park
ing lot. any location. Give full detail
l.. G. BRAY CO.. Natl. 5O49.