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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-14
Horoscope
BY oCTAvINE

For persons who believe that human destiny is guided by the planet, the daily horoscope iS out" lined by . noted astrOlcgeF. In addition tO information of gens craI interest, it outlines infOrma- tiOn of special interest to persons born on the designated dates
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-14

W n ' V H tAaU League "has rec r c c c n tly launched Go get Co the polls in this critical year as many as possible of the individuals
 who do not usually vote" The enlistment
 Is sought par-
 tlcularly from local patriotic
 orga niRations civic groups, mwA .arsAaeA ta
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-14
Daily Almanac

Moon rises l:32 a. m. daylight time). Sun rises 6:31 Q. n1.; sets 6:23 p. m. (day- light time).
 All vehicles must be lighted thirty minutes after sunset
 High tide ct Milford Wednesday, July IS, O:27 a. m.; low tide, 3:3S q. nn., daylight time)
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The Reason

But in November 1886 the due Ponters want "the more fortunate type of citizen" to be sure, come hell or high water, to cast his or her ballot. For, says the July 9th output from the Dupes patriotism foundry:
 "Our government was founded on the theory that the voice of the people Is more often correct than the voice of any one per- son. Flfty-three per cent of the voters do not represent the voice of the people. The election this year will involve determinations touching the very foundations of the COnstltuti0n--Our charter Of liberty - and therefore, the League urges that every think ing citizen cooperate in an ef- fort to make the decision in November more representative of the voice of the whole people than 1t has ever been before"
 Therefore, 1t Is imperative, if the Constitution is not to be knocked into e cooked hat, for everyone to vote. All of which would sound beautiful and persuasive if the plea did not come from the source 1t does. The duPont's Liberty League is made up of the bitter est of President Roosevelt's haters and of his most vicious attackers either by itself or through the cockroach groups 1t
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-14

There are beetles in the West Indies that carry headlights so they can see their way at night. And no doubt the other bugs cuss them for the glare they make.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-14
Even the Weather

Friday morning the Waterbury Republican, busy at its hallowed Job of whacking away with straws at the Democratic national ad. ministration, indulged in Q little heavy satire at the expense of the President. He had failed to fend away the recent warm spell which resulted in "profuse sweating and brow mopping" in the Republi- cans editorial room. It is quite natural for the Republican to blame Mir. Roosevelt for every thing that happens. I am sur- prised it has not taken him to task for the latest addition to the Dionne family. But watching the editorial writer wallow through the morass of his own wit 1t is evident that the rise in the teEn- perature did hot create the "pro- fuse sweating and the brow mop ping" That unhappy condition was brought about by the mental agony of getting into words one sentence, to wit:
 Meanwhile the federal gov-
 ernment, with Q prOmptness un-
 doubtedly influenced by Che fall
 election, moves relief money into
 the stricken area"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-14
An Old Story

From the publicity ,mlll ol Che dupontS Liberty League in Washs ington comes an appeal to all good cltlnens to join in tho campaign
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-14

last page for the answers.
 1. What term is used to designate the department of plastic art which comprises all objects made of clay, porcelain, and other forms of pot tery?
 .2. To what country was the for- fIler German territory of Memel given after the World War?
 3. What is emotion?
 {. Tn what country is the Yangtze River?
 s. Who wrote under the name "Owen Meredith?"
 6. What is embalming?
 2. Tn which mountain system Is Mt. Everest?
 6. Name the arctic explorer who was presented with the Congress sionai Medal of Honor on his 0ist birthday.
 Q. what does the name Nevada mean?
 10. Who was Frank Edwin ElwellS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-14

"Ghost writers" are good, as the print ed speeches show, but why not ghoSt speakers to improve delivery?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-14
Lousy

Lousy
 How anyone with an occasional decent thought could be guilty Of such a comment passes my com" prehension. To accuse the Presi- dent of the United States of capitalizing for political ends the awful misery the drought has cre- ated for human beings and dumb beasts is to descend to the slimiest foulness of detractlon. Not long ago the editor of the Republican displayed his knowledge of the Scriptures for my poor benefit. Certainly he has never eflcoln- tered the Biblical warning Judge not lest ye be judged. ! am not. thank God, keeper of the con- science of the penner Of that inc famous sentence quoted from the Republicans editorial. Nor I do not wish to sit in judgment on him. But others who are under no such inhibltions must have felt when-and if-they read 1t that 1t was lousy enough to be even unbecoming the Republicans editorial page.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-14

TODAY's COMMON ERROR Never say, "Hale of the books was reiected"; say, ''werc re. jected."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-14
Polltical Blrth Controllers

AS a matter of fact, with very slight change in the language, the Dupes present cry for aid in get- ting the vote out next November might well be 0 pronouncement of the Birth Controllers. They are forever yammering that those who should have children, meaning of course The Best People, are neglecting their duty to society and the nation and permitting the poor, the underprivilcged, the vic- tins of the depression, the nit- wits, the morons, and all other undesirables to swell the birth rate. Reading between the lines of the duPont Leagues appeal it would appear that "the more fortunate type of citizen" shied away from his duty-and the polls in leS2, and let the less for- tunate vote MT. Roosevelt into office. Tn the three proceeding national elections "the more for- tunate" electorate obviously saw It's duty and did 1t by electing the Republican ticket,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-14
Daily Round Washington ~S zuzwzz.=@ TRIALS OF A YOUNG MAN IN
 SEARCH OF S15,OOO INCOME
BY DREW PEARSON and ROBERT s. ALI

(EprroRy fifth series of sketches of the Roosevelt family Franklin IT, will follow next wek
 Washington, July 14-The trials and tribulations ot Elliott Roosevelt perhaps chiefly from his apparent necessity for an annual income of around $15,OOO
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The Explanation

To this unworthy inference the reply of the Dupes would be that there were not in existence during those years and are therefore not to be charged with failure to start sooner their present Get-to-the. Polls Movement. But "unhappily" certain big batsmen of the League were in the not too-distant past vitally interested in getting out the maximum vote, particularly John J. Raskob and Jouett shouse, president of the Dupes. There Is no record that they prayed all and sundry to exercise their right of franchise nor that they exhorted "local patriotic or ganizations, civic groups, and wo- mems clubs" to answer their sup- plications.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-14
A Thought for Today

And they were nstOnlshed at His doctrines for His word was with pOwer.-S1 Luke 4iS2.
  Nothing, indeed, but ths possession of some power can with any certainty discover what ct the bottom IS the true character of any man. Burke.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-14

(Copuight. loS0, by United Fea-
 tlire Syndicate, Incl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-07-14
Test Y o UT Knowledge

Can you answer seven of these test questions? Turn to last page for the answers.
Evening star., 1936-07-31
PETWORTH,
Az. 4th ST. NV
Rms, Bath. Inclosed Porches-S56.
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON CO.
Snh u &T n w
HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.

HOUSES--lNFUkN
FOR RBNT-HoUsE 8 LARGE ROOMS.
incloseo porches. all modern improvements;
ShepheId st. NV. l.
oPPORTUN1TY-354l HOLMEAD PL. NV.
Near upper rm GSs pSFcnes ln Gar
z. w BAII EY. Adams 4.S6.
416 BUCHANAN ST. NW.-S7O.
oil burner. detached garage, Convenient to
PHILLIPS T. CANBY. INC,
Natl. 1900. 1912 18th ST. NV.
BETHESDA-S-ROOM MODERN HOME.
es. esS TaT sTse
chiIdren's playhouse. Ss5. E. M, AIKEN
500 H st. NV. Natl. 1856 Res. wise. 1929.
CHEVY CHAsE-MoDERN HOMES
rooms and bath to IL rooms. baths
Auto 'ef'lfi LESLIE 81 .ntpesSasL D. MEHsELL
3205 Oliver St. NV. Clev. 3466. 3
sss6INEAR iss MERIDIAN PARK. ARR lssh aih sTE H.
sRoWNfNo wis f0Snhi Satonsi sfs 14ss. asn'' %" MI
2a4s TILDEN ST. N.W.-s R. AND 2 B.,
oil heat. porches. garags;
1,o7 bfSD!E Est g. NV eoIsfEf astionsi 1Ho oss75.
and d0 <. svA ipss 81 rooms dstssssd: new s'. y:
Reuse kev a4s sand Evaffs sSnssn sf Pot 80
BATTERY PARK. MD.
1876 olenbrook rd.-FSur ped 1E, rooms; rs; 2
baths maids room and bath oil neat,
'''' EDW. Il. JONES & Co,
5520 Conn. Ave. Cleveland 230O.
1928 KEARNEY ST. N.E:-s50:
reconditioned throuEhout. Can be seen By
IS@ only rrdss ass's sstnrdsy nd
rnoSs. SzAs5Es s51ei. E. ooREnTaii sssTsnai s.ss.
81
sftsfnoon, sfsn a'isst $3.50 csii National $3.50.
1909 @ ST. NE r; B.. A.M1--s4466.OO00 90
81 T st; ms =. 2 b.. ami 5000
1919 m Trinidad ave. MS T.. o.: 5000
sAiI sI 5.h sa6s K lsS4 g., d Ne Line fSEo fSs
house ndi condition: 8 rooms. bath; maids
fsstTf sga e Ta9IoR
LIST Jour PRoREETY RSaIT4 EST EENT ass6G1. g5EE
ATEs INC, National 1898.
NEAR 18th AND SHERIDAN sTs,.vERY
doabie SSden ss's; Ssei Screened % oorches. modern
equipment: Insl9dins oil 9sr1sG 6 $50.
1919 "a 5ARkx NV B. PITTS GE;i Sst. OnoO.
2627 EYE ST. N.W.-3-RM; BRICK
NJ aGuif SaxsR xstR fssa saEFs SeE IN
FOR RENT BY OWNER-73S ROCK
Greek Church rd. NV. Phone National
1859 or Clev. s169.
5sOS 4th N.w.-sENAI-DET BRICK:
garage; 2 rooms. screened porch; new
house condition; S73. OWNER.
725 Longfellow NV. Geo. 9239.
5613 14th ST. N.w.-DETACHED. 9 R..
2 b.. 2-car garage: coal or oil heat. OBJ
tions1: $11O H. L. RUST CO., 1O01 10Th
st. NV.
CHEVY CHASE, o. C-DETACHED.
rooms "a bed rooms). elec. refrig-
Grafton. built-in garage. Available On ko
Ausust 1-----------,--- $500
Desir BILE W. sections rooms and
bath. built in garage. h.-w.h. Avail nm
able Aueust 5000
Petworth-RoW brick house. 6 rooms.
bath: garage. gas heat; newly deco
Kansas ave. n.w-Semi- detached. 6
rooms. reception hall. hath. Electro
lux, h.-w.h. Available August IL 7O.7b
lily Abbey pl. NE rooms and
bath. huilt-in sarage. h.-w.h.: newly
decorated. Immediate possession b2 so
ROSS & Phelps
i4I1 X NV. National 9300,
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APARTMENTS-FURNlSHED.

tCuHGnaO0.I
3llp Il NV, APT. SOL ROOM KIrCH.
en-. bath. reception hall: completely furn.
ished. including gas and fght: two exp9.
suTes; janitor service. See sfter b. Avssh'
able AUGUST 8.
I478 CLIFTON ST. NW.-BED-IIvN
room and kitchen. nicely furnished; over.
LOOKING Meridian Park. cool: elec. and gas;
$3.50 week.
b.. nicely furn,; silver. linens. NIL; sleep
inR porch: only $50; quiet. cool location
1922 9TH ST. NV. = NEATLY FURN
phone. Frigidsire; near street cars, bus
and schools: reasonable.
sUBLEAsE August, ATTRACT1vELY
asfirsbie Ia art root Sotel; " roof garden Decatur
620l. Branch 1929.
UNIQUE " RMS. BATH. L.H.K. End
noor, front, none nicer. prefer employed
adults; 81 week. Lincoln 333.. J"
room and kitchenette, southern exposure
front: breakfast nook: newly decorated:
Spen ari nrfpiace; studio couch or BED; q to
ARDMoRE- 915 10th ST. N.w.-BED-LfV-
inR room, Kitchen, dinette; elec, gas, re-
frigeration, linens Apply Apt. /.
AUG usT oNL EXCEPTIONALLY
Front prRste fas' sah
modate 8 Reduced TO S56. Potomac 4ose.
1901 18th ST. NV. APT 2O6-2 RMS.
htfnsn aSPsT sefsh ssse ssgP's' ssgs furnished See
1905 NJ ST. N.W.-2nd FL. 2 BRIGHT
Ink rms, newly decorated neatly farm.
a.m.i.: very reasonable; adults
COL RID. NEAR 18th sT,-PLEAsANT
front room. windows; equipped for
nousekeepins; instantaneous hot water:
S27 Including gas. elee. Adams O06O.
1854 CONN. AVE NV, APT. o3-2 RMS,
Kitchen. bath; sttractively turn., modern
Apply ianitor.
$50 SHEPHERD ST. N.W.-FRoNT BED
sitting room. kitchen. dinette inclosed
porch. Semi-bath; couple; reasonable. Co
lumbia 1921
FURN. BUNGALOW. FRIGIDAIRE. NEW
range; employed owner retains i room;
adults: temperance people. North 9573-J
s25 ROCK CREEK CHURCH RID. tBET.
9Th and Ga. ave )-Entire End g.. 3 rms
bath: Frigidaire. heat. private entrance:
$40. Columbia a135
PETWoRTH. 4513 9TH NV ROOMS,
Kitchen. private bath: near bus and car;
frlsidalre. llght. gas; reasonable.
DOWNTOWN. .814 CONN. AVE. (BET. 18th
and 18th sts.)-1 room kitchenette gas
and lisht: S35 and $3.50 per month
DOWNTOWN-14O2 18th.
One room. kitchen. bath: Frigidsire:
nicely furnished: references required.
Francis Scott Key Apt. Hotel
Goth and F sts.. NV / room kit bath
completely furn. linens. silver Frisidsire;
coMPIETELY FURNISHED
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SALE-HOUSES.
NrIp sHcnEn HrIpr cum

NEAR. SACRED HEART CHURCH.
,,S acticslly new homs' rooms. . baths,
wood -Daneled recreation room with Mason
ite flooring. 2-car butlt-in garage, glass
aiosss ons ssss s.Das Can pssfh ssons ffsR sls % Price
''SA CHEVY SS.SARA |. sHSsI: IA Fl b. wv &
N.or,, ma, hoSs Ss'sSo; roons Q conn,.,.
baths. oil heat fireplace. maids room. ga
rase. AL IN excellent condition. WAITER
aab eHshS,, oiTs.nd Tho%as eiEcs National
S826O-MT. PLEASANT.
Big. wide. six-room home. practically
new and SO perfectly refinished you would
never know it had been occupied. Wide
built-in garage. new equipment throughout,
beautifully situated overlooking Rock Greek
Park and the price lust reduced to sell it
X. M. HOOKER. METROPOLITAN e66a.
Evenings, to 8. Call Wisconsin 5000.
9 LARGE ROOMS UNIQUE ARRANGE
aSundant shade. $3.50. but win s eonsiGer
less for satisfactory terms. 5519 Conduit
DETACHED THREE-FAMIL HOUSE, JUST
oHnsr e ohio s
70 sell for Ss 800. Three complete spart-
s"0 oR. s.t snted ss
write j. E. COOK. BOX 272. Ben. FRANKLIN
P. O.. Washington.
So. 5.5O0-NEAR 9th AND SHERIDAN NV
hris. rooms sd bath bath ssmi-detschsc sSHsa
and TRANSPORTATION. Only short walk
from recreation center. This is an out
standing buy!
50. .75O-Detached home west Of Conn. ave
rooms. l. bath and extra lavatory
bed rooms. hot-water heat, OIL
BURNER and garage; located or beau
tiful lot 6OX84 feet. House is in first
class condition ano very good buy.
SlO.760-Old Chevy Chase. Md. on quiet
street. Just bevond the Circle, with
beautiful view over the grounds OF the
Chevy Chase Club. Lot approx. 60xl40
Il. Six excellent rooms. lavatory on
first floor; maids bath in basement
OIL BURNER. garaEe. Exchange for
larger home considered.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1908 ST. NV. National 2345.
PETWORTH-DETACH FRAME; NEAR
churches. schools. transportation: bed
rooms ami. very desirable lot; 5000
FRANK M. DOYLE. Resltor, 927 ] 18th st.
nv. District 1855
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

3I2 FIRST ST sE-oPEN FOR MsPRc-
tion: one room, kitchen and bath; heat,
light and hot water included. %
321 FIRST ST s.E.-TWO ROOMS,
kitch. and bath; heat. light, gas and hot
water included. adults only o.
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WOODRIDGE BARGAIN.

rms. tile bath shower. recreation rm:
$3.50 cash; 6-rm. semi bungalow. like new:
cash. rms. ami bed 5 rms: $50 month, NTH
ly. Vacant. Move in. MAYNOR. 2605
Brentwood I'd. ne North 433S
S6:75O-FACING GOVT. PARK-sEMI-
det. brick. rooms. thoroughly
renowned: $500 cash, balance like
rent National I434
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FACING ROCK CREEK PARK

Owner will sacrifice year-old modern
home. account of death IN family. about
$1,000 less than cost. 6 rooms. 2 full
baths. delightful recreation room. brick
garage. Call Met OO46: eve. Col. 126O-J.
NEAR SOLDIERS HoME@2- FAMILY. s-R.
easy terms. owner MAX GREEN. Natl.
673s
SACRIFICE; OPPORTUNITY FOR NAVY
Yard employe; owner leaving city. forced
to sell beautiful 6-room brick house;
ami; porcheS, large yard. double garage:
income from rental of second floor and
garage exceeds amount of monthly pay
ment to Home Owners Loan Corporation.
For information call Adams )l54.
FURNISHED; NEW HOME: CHEVY
Chase. 9 bed rooms. 2 baths upstairs:
l bed room and bath downstairs; lovely
porch: beautiful wooded section; only l
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SALE-HOUSES.

ant: convenient bus. schools and stores
Living room. dining room. breakfast room;
bsths, nishsd attic Poom 1%s @ De% gas
range. new Frigidsire. awnings concrete
porch 6uilt.in garaSe: house % completely e
INSULATED. Iaa1 automatic heat rhons Georgia
S7.S5O--A REMARKABLY. LOw-PRICED
aS9 aSff sref sGss q % sooMs a I'll hest eieetFie
ess tsaztsffEs
CHEVY CHASE. MD:ISl3,260I7EEXCEL,
Lent Hs poTc
90 csff s asa fof az
$500 DOWN PAYMENT-S35 PER MONTH.
6-rm. brick row. Desirable me. section,
6950 M. JONES
ss,460-LoW PRICE. EASY TERMs.Is
ing room. dining room. de luxe
kitchen. recreation room. wealth
Tower BIDS s'tiRRsH ssfTzsEE asIfeneH District sia6
HERE is THE PRIZE BARGAIN IN
nishsS sssa SpIy S565G kdAs EasS terms Mr.
Militsry rd.: newly Conditioned Colonial
brick. 3 bed rooms. bath. living room with
open fireplace. attractive dlnln8 room. COM
plete kitchen with breakfast room. auto
matte heat built-in garage Beautiful rear
lot we'll Ia ndsca ped with trees. paved street
and alley. Convenient terms. Call Cleve-
land 81 for appointment to inspect.
CHEVY CHASE MD
Sl2 150-Beautiful CORNER home on
sbout u of finely landscsped ground.
Center hail. rooms. Q baths: sll in excel
lent condition. Price materially reduced for
quick sale. BOSS & PHELPS. NATIONAL
1900.
CHEVY CHASE D. C.-S9.OOO--ONE
block from school. close to transportation:
bed rooms bath sud built-in garage. oil
burner Vacant Immediate possession.
Phone Cleveland 1882 for appointment to
INSPECT.
CORNER 6-RM. BRICK IN PETwORTH
Brentwood. near new condition. Bar
gain at Sc 900. Mrs WYNDLY. District
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Ar IEss THAN CosT TO RIIIID

This real home situated on larger corner
lot; nice lawn, flowers and shrubbery; 10
rooms. bath, trimmed in hardwood; hard
wood floors in excellent condition. Priced
to sell at S11 900. 43s Washington ave-,
Riverdale Md. Open Sunday. 12 to 8
pm. CLAUDE WARREN. Natl. 1884. Eve
ninss, Col. 1O033. 2s
NEAR 3rd AND RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE.
Strictly. white location; immediate DOS
built-i gar, Colonial front and double
rear screened .porches; everything in new
eSHS rGs s,sna.. . S
sticn. Z. A. GARvEY, District 450S. I126
VRImont AVA n NJ
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1905 LELAND ST, CHEVY CHASE. Md
BUNGALOW containing nice rooms and
bath, fireplace. porch: lot 50x15O: besuti-
only m 1000 cash hi Goss REALTY Co.
$500 Wisconsin ave, Bethesda, Md. Wis
consin 1858.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
WANTED-APARTMENTS

WANTED-APARTM
MIDDLE-AGED LADY WISHES APT TO
manage foI use OF small spt. Husbs nd EN-
oloveo. Box 1897. StsI ofhce.
YOUNG LADY. CAN PAY S35 MONTHLY
rent furnished. unfurnished spartment;
emploved. Address Box 416-Z, Star once.
2-ROOM FURNISHED APARTMENT; PRE-
fer private home; Ink. 3 in family; $40
mo State particulars. Address Box sS-A
Star Office
SMALL FURNISHED BACHELOR APT,
with bath: must be in nearbv Nc; S35.
Address Box 401-Z, Star once.
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REFINED COLORED-IN THIS FINE COL
ored apartment development. "a to - G
ST. s.w I now have available several more
of these delightful large apis. of 2 rms. K.
furnished st S46; 26 out of 81 spts are
nov occupied by excellent class of colored
tenants principally Government employees.
Make reservs tions now Jsnitor on prem
ises d s. NASH owner North O660
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S.. .o5O-MT. pSEASANT-Sl. 800 UNDER
priced; recnditioned like new; 20
1t. wide: 3 grand porches; over
looking Rock Greek Park. Easy
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HOUSES-FURNISHED.

CLEVELAND PARK-g-ROOM DETACHED
home, near National Cathedral. GaraEe on
premises. Call OWNER West 1874
TAKOMA = NEW BRICK BUNGALOW.
completely furnished and equipped: utih-
ties paid; owner reserves room. Low price
10 selected tenant. Shepherd 3SI3.
4s49 BAYARD BLVD NV. 5-ROOM
bunR.. elec. refrgeTation, SO mo. Met
Oo4O. Ext eI6. ewes. or Sun.
NE SECTION-SMALL- ATTRACTIvELY
furnished house. redecorsted; bed rooms;
garage. Lincoln 66sl-J after $40.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c. UNUSUALLY
charming and comfortable; Oriental rugs
luxurious beds: references. 1898 Living
Ston st ."
IN WASHINGTON; COOLEST SECTION: g
rooms. porches, garage. elec. refrigerator
Iron Fireman furnSce. Cleveland 6O13.
43O SHEPHERD ST. N.W-SUBLET: SIX
rooms. bath, 2-csr EsraEe: suit able for 2
families: $3.50. Inspect any time. Cali
National $3.50
500 RTTTENHOUSE ST. NV. SEMI
detached. q rooms. bath saraee Electro
lux: available about AuE. l5: yearly lease
SO per month, %
FURNISHED RESIDENCE. WESLEY HGTS
Lalge. rooms, spacious grounds; can be
rented for month of August: ressons BILE
responsible party. Emerson 605O-
CHEVY CHASE HOME. BED ROOMS. .
baths, sleeping porch; room and bath. Bro
door: 90 Aug to Sept Id Dist 41e4
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483a LELAND ST. BETHESDA. MD
NEAR Wisconsin avel-6 large rooms. col
ored tile bath. fireplace, porch. built-in
garage. automatic heat. Price, $3.50.
$500 Wisconsin ave- Bethesda Md. Ma
tional I363
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COMPLETELY FURNISHED.
CORCORAN COURTS,
4Oi 23rd ST NV
49, .60-Rec. hall livins room. dressins
room. Murphy beo. bed room. dinette.
kitchen and bath
See MsnageI National 6A33
1404 K CAFRITZ DIST. oOS0.
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1884 nth ST. NV (JUsT SOUTH co
lurbia rd)-3 rooms. kit. hath. rec. hall
incloseo porch: Frigidaire: ADULTS: $50.
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BuNGALow.1 AcRE1S5,2b 2bO.

Brown shingle; 8 rooms. tile bath. hard
1So DS sSout ft fronsaG. "OG0e1 on oav.d Ss
street. Absolute bargain. Cali Natl. 1850.
41I2 18th NV. BETWEEN TAYLOR AND
Upshur-Just completed. 8 rooms. baths.
lavatory, recreation room; oil heat. beauti-
full. wooded lot. Cleveland 2TS7.
S5.5O0-S5OO CASH. sos MO. IN BUILD
Ing loan: modern Groom semi-detached
brick, hardwood floors h.-w.h.: across
LEO NJ BERNSTEIN CO.. MET $500.
JUST OUTSIDE OF AMERICAN uNIvER-
with no modern improvements but cleo
tricity but with sll public improvements
available in the street: lot 20 by about
l10 #. Rented st 500 per month. PT.ice.
g! .aON. IONS > s-yok"AKVR. 171' K
ct. NV. National 1l66s
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AN UNUSUAL BARGAIN.
FIRST COMMERCIAL.

s-room brick home near Sth and p sts.
ne. This house is real bargain. So. $50
and must be sold immediately. Call
KNAPP Columbia 1QQ3
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FORCED TO SACRIFTCE+NEAR NORTH
Capitol and Claiming; S7.45O. 8 rooms.
sleeping porch. garage. deep lot; electric
refrieer alton; automatic water heatsr; ex-
iumbia S04a evenings. 6 to s.