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locked Five matches later, he found candle and lost no time lighting that. At least I can find my way about while getting ready to re- tire" he grumbled
 But as he jerKea at his tie, the un- mistakable sound of a smothered sob came to him through the hot air register. Paul wanted to be alone, but sobs did things to him and it took him just three minutes to locate the door from behind which was darkness and those sobs.
 And because a thoughtless land lady had failed to provide the lovely and lonely girl with an extra bit of lighting in case the rather unre- liable power company service dis continued without notice, wasn't the only reason for the sobs.
 Being in a noisy city where folks are celebrating, asking all kinds of favors of you at the holiday time, doing the same old parties, family dinners and all that-I thought it would be nice to escape it for a change" she explained Jean Hatha- way, she said was her name.
 Jean, I said the same thing and maybe we were both right only that that" and suddenly he became embarrassed but struggled on, that it is all okey if you don't have to escape alone. Just one for company and for celebrating is about the right number. What do you think. Jean?"
 Alone togetherl It doesn't make sense as for English, but it does Christmas-edly speaking!" and the light of the candle burned high and proud on that holiday for just two.
 The northwestern part of Alaska contains 100000 squares miles of
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and put in proper envelopes. Then he got his wraps.
 Merry Christmas, Silas," he ex- claimed, and went out to the dawn ing of his first merry one in many years.
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The northwestern part of Alaska contains 100000 squares miles of treeless lands.
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To Think Of Those Friends Whose Consciousness Has Nude It Possible For Usto Say =.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1936-12-24
Funeral Services Conducted For
Lloyd C. Shaffer

Funeral services were held Satur-
day afternoon for Lloyd C. Shaffer
former Oakland merchant, who died
at his home on Pennington street on
Wednesday evening following an i'll
ness of about three years.
Rev. Charles A. Shilke, pastor of
st. Marks Lutheran church, Oak
land, was in charge of the service
held at the family home and inter-
ment was made in the church cemetery
at Carmel, near Aurora, w. Va. A
group Of members of the Knights of
Pythias, With which Mr.. Shaffer was
affiliated for many years, attended the
services and were also pail bearers.
Mr.. Shaffer is survived by five
daughter and a son: Mrs. ]. Edgar
Long, of Clarksburg, w. Va; Miss
Nell Shaffer, Wheeling, W. Va; Mrs.
Donald Maffett, Cumberland; Mrs. Ar
mold Scherr, Keyser, W. Va; Miss
Flossie Shaffer, at home in Oakland;
Herbert Shaffer, of Fairmont, w.
Va. Mrs. Louis Bush, of Oakland, is
a sister. Mrs. Shaffer died less than
year ago.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1936-12-24
Students Return From Schools
For Holidays

Among the students who have re-
turned from their respective schools
to spend the Christmas holidays with
their parents are the following: Max
Nordeck, Charles Wilt, Leo Rice and
Delbert Gnegy, Frostburg State
Teachers College, Frostburg; Lindsay
Gender, Thomas A. Gender, Jr., and
Richard Gender, Duke University;
Stuart F. Hamill, Jr., and James P.
Treacy, Jr., University of Virginia;
Howard Naylor, Waiter E. Dawson
Miss Betty Jackson and ]. Bill Yutzy,
West Virginia Wesleyan; Lewis Jones,
Roland Ready, University of Mary
fand Law School; Phillips Thayer
Ohio University; Irwin Field, University
of Pennsylvania; Robert Broadwater,
Loomis School; Robert Browning, Mer-
cersburg Academy; John McIntire,
Irving Broadwater, University OF
Maryland; Maurice Treacy, Charlotte
Hall; Howard Rathbun, Johns Hopkins
University; Mary C. Treacy, Mt. St.
Agnes; Harry Porter, Blue Ridge Col
lege; Ruth Fields, Western Maryland
College; Elwood Hauser, Gettysburg
Seminary.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1936-12-24

Tuesday, December %, of pneumonia.
He had been i'll for several weeks. The
deceased was born in Preston county,
W. Va, son of Jonathan M. and
Elizabeth Ann White.
Funeral services were conducted
from the Baptist church in Loeb Lynn
this morning at 10 o'clock, with Rev.
Gregory Bleakly in charge. Interment
was in the White cemetery in Pleas
ant Valley.
Surviving are one daughter and one
son, Geraldine and Billy, both of Nor
gantown, w. Va; three sisters, Mrs.
Eulalia Moreland, Mrs. U. G. Ford,
Mrs. P. S. Lish; one brother, Floyd
White, all of Loeb Lynn Heights; and
one half-sister, Mrs. Ethel Friend, of
Fairmont, W. Va.
Pallbearers were Roy and Lorenzo
Calhoun, Wiley yelling, John Morgan,
W. H. Edgar and Ira Hardesty.
Mr.. White was a painter by trade
and had been caretaker for a number
of the summer houses in the Park for
many years.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1936-12-24
Active in School Work

Walter E. Dawson, West Virginia
Wesleyan student, now at his home
here for the holidays season, is said by
fellow-students to be one of the most
active seniors on the college campus
at Buckhannon.
He is son of Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
W. Dawson, of Oakland.
He was recently appointed editor-in-
chief of the Murmurmontis, college an
nual being revived after a two-year
lapse. During the past fell "Bud" as
sisted in the organization of Wesley
ans Young Republican Club. He has
had four years experience on the COL
lege debate team and is president of Pi
Kappa Delta, honorary debating fra
ternity.
Dawson is vice-president of the Wes-
-leyan chapter of Kappa Alpha, ma
tional social fraternity and has served
two years as social chairman of that
organization. Other activities have in
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1936-12-24
DIED
JEFFERSON L. RALSTON


Jefferson L. Ralston, aged sc years,
9 months and II days, well-known
commercial traveller and salesman for
an Ohio paint manufacturer, was
found dead in his bed at his rooming
house in Oakland last Friday morn
ing. Death had occurred several
hours previous. Mr.. Ralston had col
lapsed earlier in the day at Grafton
and was brought to Oakland and put
under the doctors care. Death was
attributed to a weakened heart con-
dition.
The deceased was born in this coun-
ty, near where the Deep Creek bridge
now stands, on March II, 1879, a son
of Thomas Jefferson Ralston. He was
a staunch Democrat throughout his
lifetime.
Mr.. Ralston was early associated
with the Babcock Lumber Company
and worked for that concern at Doug
las and Davis, West Va, where he re-
sided for a long period of time. He
later became associated with oil and
paint interests and was travelling
for the Upco Company at the time of
his death. He was married to Miss
Cora Emerson, Of Newburg, West
Va, who preceded him in death about
eight years ago.
Funeral services were conducted
Monday afternoon at 2 o'clock from
the Bolden funeral home, Rev. A. F.
Richardson, Lutheran pastor, of
Davis, w. Va. officiating. Interment
was at Deer Park.
He is survived by three sons, EN-
ory Ralston, of New York; William
Ralston, of Swanton; Jefferson Rails
ton, Springfield hospital, Md; and
two daughters, Mrs. Frank Yourison,
of Pittsburgh; and Mrs Thelma Null
holland, of Philadelphia; two brothers,
Rev. Samuel Ralston, of Windber, Pa;
George Ralston, of Detroit; and four
sisters, Mrs. H. R. Shank, of Swan
ton; Mrs. Blanche Meyers, of Pitts
burgh; Mrs. Ada Crags, of Young
wood, Pa; and Mrs. Maud Stripe, of
Akron, Ohio.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1936-12-24
MISS MISSOURI M. HAMILL

Miss Margaret Missouri Hamill, of
Mt. Lake Park, died at her home on
Sunday, December 20, following an
illness of about 10 days. She had been
in i'll health for six months.
Miss Hamill was born in Kingwood,
w. Va, May 10, 1860, a daughter of
Henry o. and Mary Ann Hamill, and
was aged 76 years. She had been a
resident of Mt. Lake Park for 80 years.
Funeral services were conducted
Wednesday morning from the M. E.
church at Mt. Lake Park, with Rev.
Gregory Bleakly officiating, assisted
by Rev. W. H. Gilmore. Interment was
in the Thayerville cemetery.
Surviving are four brothers and
three sisters, Robert Hamill, of Mt.
Lake Park; William Hamill and Hugh
Mamill, Deer Park; Patrick H. Hamill,
of near Oakland; Mrs. Belle Nine, and
Mrs. Stella Schooley, of Mt. Lake
Park; and Mrs. T. A. Kimmell, of Wolf
Summit, w. Va; also 10 nieces and
10 nephews.
Pallbearers were John Fitzwater
Clyde Shipley, w. H. Edgar, A. T.
White, Mr.. Campbell, and H. v
Leighton.
WILLIAM CRANE WHITE
William Crane White, aged Ga years,
died at his home at Mt. Lake Park OF
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1936-12-24

Mr.. and Mrs. o. T. eraser have gone
to Buckhannon, West Va, to spend the
Christmas holidays with Mrs. Graser's
mother, Mrs. W. A. Underwood.
Mrs. H. L. Bennett and children, OF
Wheeling, W. Va, are here to spend
Christmas with Mr.. and Mrs. A. D
Naylor at their home on Fourth street
Miss Mary yelling will leave to-
night for Baltimore where she will
spend several days visiting her sister
Miss Ethelrae yelling, and other
friends in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. F. Steinhoff, OF
Stamford, Conn.,, brother-in-law and
sister of Mr.. H. C. Riggs, spent yester-
day in Oakland with Mr.. and Mrs
Riggs before proceeding to Columbus
Ohio, where they will spend the holiday
season.
The Mountain Top Ministers Associ-
alton held its monthly meeting Monday
in the First National Bank building
Rev. w. S. Patterson, pastor of St.
PauPs Methodist church of Oakland
read a paper contrasting the life of
Herod with that of Jesus in the light
of the progress of Christianity.
Carpenters, plasterers and painters
are engaged in repairing and remodel
ing the second floor rooms in the Gar
rett National Bank Building. The i'm
provements when completed will afford
better light, additional floor space in
one or two of the Offices and gener-
ally the interior will take on a new
appearance.
The Junior Extension group, COM
posed of All club members of Garrett
county, held it's annual Christmas
party last Friday night in the High
school auditorium. Games were played
and gifts were distributed by the men,
bers. About 40 from Friendsville,
Accident, Oakland and other nearby
sections attended.
Mrs. C. N. McIntire, Mrs. Harold
M. Dawson and daughter Nancy Lou,
returned to their homes in Oakland on
Saturday after having spent week
or more in Washington, D. c., from
which city Mr.. and Mrs. McIntire will
motor through to points in Florida
about the first of the new year to re-
main during the winter months.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1936-12-24
State Teachers Alumni To Hold
Dance January |

The Alumni Association of the
State Teachers college is arranging a
dance to be held New Years Night in
the College auditorium which will be
appropriately decorated for the holt
day season. Music will be furnished
by the Society Ramblers. All alumni
and their friends are invited.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-05-21

r. b. INV h. elec. National sa4a
ATTENTION. COLORED.
Lamont ST west of tn: beautiful s-rm
and b. modern home at a low price for
quick sale
W. H. WALKER,
IA 18th ST NV Natl 1880
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RENT-SCBURBAN.

APT. 4 LARGE ROOMS. PRIVATE BATH;
entire md floor; heat and light included;
garden S45 per mo Call after , pm.
cor Avon and Spencer SITS. Hyattsville. Md
SECLUDED 7-ROOM MODEST HOUSE,
modern improvements: = miles from Capt.
tol on Defense Highway: references re-
quired; years lease, S35 mo. Give phone
number. Address Box Am. Star Office.
GROOM HOUSE. l ACRE: MODERN I'M
proyements: $50 per month: Georgetown
read at Lux lane. into gate. Phone Co
lumbis 6Sl5
UNPUBLISHED HOUSE DETACHED: 3
rooms and bath: large yards: newly
decorated: S65 month Take Columbia
Pike bus to Alcova Hts. 35OS So. 9th St.
Arlington Va.
R. NO, 416 Mr.. MARLBORO. STORE. :
sE. sesbrook SCI fAs mo, '0S With s: siee
sos. Glenn Dale. > a, old. r, ST. so.
Va. Potomac. or. mod bun. S47.50. Mr..
Falls Church. Is a.. : r: make needed
repairs: .s35 mo Select list for sale. re-
duced price and terms, trade n. T. RYON
CO. 1"l6 N. Y. ave, National 1907.
LOVELY FURNISHED GROOM HOME ON
Marlboro pike. Just 25-mi. drive TO U. s.
Treasury. This home is modern in every
detail, with plenty Of oak shade and gar
den and chicken space. Drive out Pa. ave.
Sc. follow Marlboro pike 10 Meadows, Nd,
inauire a. Humphreys Garage. This home
can be rented reasonably. G. W1LMCT
TOWNSHEND Mea dowS Md
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SALR-SUBURBAN,


FRIENDSHIP HEIGHTS vILLAGE-NEW
all-masonry freproof house. bed rooms.
baths, UP to the minute In every way;
Will bring plans to you for changes.
$4,000 complete; 81 900 down. Address
Box COX. Star ONCE. 23s
BALLsToNi yA.-s3 $50; $3.50 DOWN.
hot-water heat open fireplace; convenient
good location; loo bus fare McCLAINE.
Zoo Wilson Blvd. Clarendon. Va. Phone
Walnut 1922. Day eve. and Sunday. 22'
F1vE-ROOM BUNGALOW. HOT WATER
beat; lot a0xl35; nice location in River,
dale; $3.50. with $500 cash. balance $50
monthly. CLAUDE WARREN. Natl. 1884.
SIS. 900 = COMBINE ADVANTAGES OF
city and country by living on quiet street
in nearby Virginia. Detached house shaded
by maple and fruit trees. Large lot,
fenced; bath. gas and electricity. One
block from Lee Highway, stores; near
schools, churches and bus stops. Nice place
70: elderly people, children and business
men,. See 1900 2lst st. N. Cherrydale. Va
. to pm. or phone OWNER Adams 1884.
for appointment. 22'
TAKoMA-2 REAL HOMES ABSOLUTE
bargains: rooms, = baths. double lot,
$3.50; 8 large rooms. double garage. oil
heat. . finished sleeping porches. $3.50:
both near schools. stores. Shepherd 3076.
OWNER LEAVING SACRIFICE: ROOMS,
modern. large lot: Silver Spring: 5000:
$500 down. 500 month. Phone KepSing-
ton S-F-5
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.
WANTED-MONEY.

GOVT EMPLOYE WITH GOOD. STEADY
income. desires personal loan OF $500. / s
months. at fair interest rate: Govt allot-
ments used as security. Write Box 1857.
Anacostia D. c.
FOR SALE AT LIBERAL DISCOUNTS
sible home buyers: also short-term second
trust notes on new homes under construc-
ton. MOSS REALTY CO.. Tower Bldg.
Met 1915
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BUILDERS BARGAINS.

Can build TO suit buyer and sell on EASY
TERMS on two good lots in Silver Spring
area Close to transportation. schools.
parks. etc: water. sewer gas and cleo
tricity installed--no assessments. Restrict
ed community OWNER BUILDER, address
Box 317-K Star ofice
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CENTER HALL PLAN.
NEW DETACHED BRICK.
LOT so BY 200 FEET.

This beautiful home is located in Silver
Spring on paved street. 1t contains
center hall with living room on one side,
large open fireplace. excellent dining room.
beautiful kitchen. breakfast room with
built-in fixtures: 3 large bed rooms and :!
complete baths on second floor. Basement
has paneled club room with wood burning
fireplace. laundry room. hot-water heat
with oil burner; insulated. caulked and
screened: slate roof; concrete front porch
across entire front; detached garage.
81 500 cash required Call Mr.. Glenn.
WAPLE s. JAMES. INC.
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TAKOMA PARK-S7 $50.

205-307 ALBANY AVE.
New brick bungalow. r rooms. bath. rec
reation room. built-in garage. fireplace;
beautiful shaded lot with shrubs; financed
by owner to suit purchaser.
o. B. HOPKINS. OWNER & BUILDER.
: IL 5th ST N w. Met 1OS1 or En-. lAO3
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SALE-HOUSES.
BUNGALOW-S4 500

1912 End st. n.w.-Modern 4 rooms and
bath. h.-w.h; extra room in basement:
large shaded lot; one block to Government
park. Only $500 cash. balance like rent.
Phone METROPOLITAN $500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-05-21
MONEY TO LOAN.

ON FIRST MORTGAGE LOANS m THE
District of Columbia Prompt action.
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO. 1871 K st. NV.
CONSOLIDATE YOUR DEBTS LOANS
made to salaried people; loans on real eS-
tate, for taxes and home improvement;
low rates; strictly, confidential; special at
FREEDMAN. 1906 r. I. ave. NV. North
0G05.
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A HOME IN BATTERY PAaK ADJOINING

BEAUTIFUL EDCiEMOOft' MI =
colorful setting and in q charming neigh
borhood. that will thrill home lover
Biz living room with Colonial fireplace,
dining room, breakfast nook and modeIn
room and bath; end floor that would lend
itself well for fnishine > additional rooms
and a beautiful yard with abunds nee OF
lovely paintings including lockwood FINE
Corps, leaving city. has priced It TO sell
BOSS & PHELPS, NATIONAL $500. EVE
MING PHONE WISCONSIN 3199.
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RENT-STORES.
RENT-OFF1CES.

TRANSFORMATION BUILDING. 18th, AND
H sts-One room and reception hall, I'M
furnished Phone District 3l43.
SECURITIES BLDG.
729 18th ST. NV.
o desirable offices. suitable for lawyer,
insurance ONCE. etc: SIS.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
MANAGER ON PREMISES.
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HOUSEs-UNFURNISHED

nOOSES-ONFOn NhSlED.
GROOM HOUSE. PoRcHEs AND GA
rage. Available June /; very conyenient
tai. Phone North s02s. ~
Mr.. wARDMAN PARK HOTEL.
Attractive home Of six rooms and two
so7 uni spH EFs.f S " sAvAass .il 1890 s
tae saA so B. T. n eo 81
coMFoRTABIE HOME OF TEN ROOMS.
H fos with o sss and shraSSsry 'oLss5
monthly; situated Riserdale. CLAUDE
WARREN phone National 1894. oas
PETWoRTH. 825 EMERSON ST NV
q rooms, bath: cleo. refrigeration. ami;
sssrase: large yard; immediate possession:
BY OWNER. CHEVY CHASE. D. c|8
rooms. bath; 7 rooms. bath; rooms. two
baths. Brokers. attention. FULTON r
fe $780, i ey.n nys q p s Dis
new Y YEr S5AsE 5 r &
trs pnes.ay III large Ss. rooms baths ses
s ssss b VS. and school; 600 month CAN At
formation.
s75.00-760 QUEBEC ST. N.w-Bu1Lr
by Kennecy-Davis and in beautiful condi-
ton: 9 rooms. large tile bath. cleo. refrie-
M May Sc seem 70 ate. saHae' ssS
e9Lps Ne ny n Ne. sa hnfs IVES
DUPONT CIRCLE l2O19 o ST. NV
Baths a fiehen
and most economical heating plant; newly newly
Only ses BY 81 yss 1m to prs,
to ] pm. Call OWNER Wisconsin $40.
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NORTH CHEVY CHASE. MD.
WANTED--LOTS.
SALF--FARMS.

wANTED-LoTs. DIRECT FROM oWNET
STATE PRICE AND LOCATION. ADDRES
BOX look. STAR OFFICE.
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HOME BARGAINS.

USE YOUR SOLDIERS BONUS
1881 n st. n.e.-Colonial brick. 9 rooms.
2 inclosed porches. OIL heat. Price. $500;
Sill 2snd st. n.e.@Detached frame. 8
rooms and bath garage; paved street and
alley. S5. $50; $500 cash, S45 month.
1898 Monroe OF. n.e.--7 rooms, bath, oil
heat: paved street. Price S6.a50: terms.
Two bunFalows near Rhode Island ave,
new-house condition; reasonable price and
terms Other BARGAINS
LOUIS H. HALL. Realtor,
$500 oath st. NE. Potomac 6oa1.
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RInING MAsrER,s opPoRTIfNI

$50 DoWN-3k NICELY WOODED
acres, small stream: miles District line.
Price. $3.50. Natl. 1888, Atlantic 5205-J.
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MASS. AVE. NEAR 14th.

Il,room house baths Win frontage
LOCKWOOD. 1910 G st. NV.
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$500.

pETWORTH.
Colonial brick, six rooms and tile hath
hot,water heat: two-car brick garage. A
real buy on very easy terms
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
RIA Parma
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to own or rent an ideal place for a
hieh-class riding school with beautiful
views; bride paths large stream for swim
club: barn for 30 horses: train service
available: only 80. minutes drive in fox
bunting section q MontsomerE County:
JOHN A. BRICKLEY.
Acreage--Estates
suite 10p-21o. Barr Bldg. Dist. S3c1.
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Lovely Stucco Bungalow.
6 rooms ami: garage; bargain at
$3.50: vacant. move in. MAYNOR. 2605
Brentwood I'd. ne. Phone North 433S.
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CHEVY CHASE MD

CHEVY CHASE. MD.
SIS 500; near the Columbia Country Club:
charming Dutch Colonial modern in every
respect; 6 rooms and bath and maid S
room; lot 60x125. nicely Handicapped: a
most unusual value in this ariStocratic
section
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RED-HOT BARGAIN.

Groom house. a.m.he garage: h.-wh;
80 700 $500 cash $40 month MAvNOR
1908 Brentwood I'd. ne. North 1898
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SALE-HOUSES.
lEnnfinuedA
a CHARMING HILIsIpE HOME

CHARMING HILLSIDE HOME.
Ss.950-A reduction OF over So 900 from
Its cost to owner. Will be appreciated by
A restful retreat of u rooms and bath. ar;
ranged in most unique manner and
trees Electric kitchen. lovely screened
porch. sun room, big living room with
fireplace. attractive rear gardens and nSn
pool garage and many other features. 10
ment. BOSS 4 Phelps. NATIONAL 1900.
AFTER $50. PHONE CLEVELAND 6s92
SPLENDID BUY. CHEVY CHASE. D. G;
A lovely street and a charmingly painted
Georsian Colonial brick in the heart OF
the better part OF Chevy Chase. D. e. A
roomy o-room, air-cooled house with !:
complete paths; in fine condition; large
attic recreation room, automatic heat ana
refrigeration built-in garage and we'll
HANDICAPPED lot. Worth the money, y, a.
NATIONAL $500. EVENING PHONE.
ADAMS MIA
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PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES.

Operating Under Uniform
Small Loan LatUs
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' issi vARNuM 81. NE.
of MicT pHitY f ! Fo Q.
bath. shower extra lavatory to master bed
nent. mic nice lot, Pretty shrHbbeTy and a
SEE r. IT M THIS Hoo 5KEslNd'
Tower Bids Metropolitan 1868.
COOL SUBURBAN.
es ic
Vest section s Cali Cali now National i4s St'n
Sc. 5OO-?-FAM1LY INVESTMENT. sFpA-
rooms and bath: BRICK construc-
on on th nere cessr f trtntsd for 't s4 y
s s51l ei National fsr t. 1876 asll promptly
OWNER SAYS MAKE AN OFFER I"
brick home Of 8 iarre rsoms q
ssSs;i1 S4 Without delay. Phone Ma
sseso- Hsw f Ss}ek sS 5Snsslow.. large
TSom porch , osatsa on nice lot. ,ey
80, OWNER TRANSFERRED
1a7! Somerset pl; n;w nv. b OK. nearly
0a first nea Too eli sssh
tion by appointment. Georgia a177. 30.
DOWNTOWN BARGAIN.
s1a7sO. Cost owner So? 600. Ideal
c taT e0''ff Reo as AND ifD'e BsHHs 'Sa
heat: garage. Needs some remove ting hut
is worth the money. Vacant. Phone FOR
ss to ess tie ssf. Ss q aaoo
EVENING PHONE coLuMsIS selo. ~
BARGAIN. GEoRoEToWN.
rms. modern convenierces anx nu-lt
SO 500: $500 cash. balance like rent
SAFE GOOD WHITE RESIDENTIAL,
fe ee11en and Sei SatS BRICK asraee Close
TO stores. schools ard Transportation;
This house has lust been papereSa, .; and
NV. ROW brick: 8 rooms and 2 baths
for e. %stsWn
81 '7so@FaShsIl Vitae. BeautifuI mod
ern home; .To marx
on BiIRNER open freplae. cleo. re, re.
res rs e. sns cam only s
be annrecisted UPON insoec an
1908 f Il s. NV & IoT Nstio eSl ea4s.
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TWO NEW sR,G .nd nuMoH II ~
beautiful new brick bungalows. LARGE
rooms. tile bath. shower chestnut Trim
rooms: modern Kitchen. large lots: sarase
copper suffers. out New Hsmpshire ave-
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wooDRIDdE BUNGALOW s ss0I s z: st 81.
Kitchen. attic. front porch. large lot. ga
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r. I. ave. ne. Phone Decatur 0317.
:504 DRYANTS ST. N.E.-BEAuTTFUJ,
brick home in neE.noIss, condition;
sulated roof: sarase: price. $4,000. Phone
Decatur OBI.
NEW .WooDRDdE HOMES. -
hrieS rooms tile bath. "a bath on first
attic nTsDsss Chestnut ssnIs , trim mcd
Toof Gamer Sutfers, brick sarare; out
Rhode island ave. to 2sth st. ne. left
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1936-05-21

18th STREET NEAR KENNEDY.
81 $50; seven rooms and bath. four bed
rooms. ? large porches this is a modern
house. with automatic heat; allowance will
be made for completely redecoratins both
interior and exterior.