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TAKOMA HOMES

Small apartment house. Takoma Park
9 apartments, each apartment 2 rooms,
kitchen and bath. oil heat, refrigeration.
Very convenient to stores and transporta-
tion. Priced to make an excellent invest
ment. Terms. viii take small house in
S885O. Two-family house hollow-tile
construction: a very well built house. in
excellent neighborhood. Rooms extra large:
H.-w. heat. two-car garage, plenty of
shade. Terms easy. Will trade for small
BUNGALOW IN D. c. or nearby MARYLAND.
$3.50. D. C.. BUNGALOW, rooms.
Built by owner for his own use. and several
years old; it is in new-house condition.
High elevation. Large lot.
$3.50. New D. C. house. rooms and
tiled bath first floor. 4 rooms second floor.
Gas heat. Electrolux refrigerator. auto
matte water heater. Convenient to trans
portation and schools No mortsage to be
renewed Terms.
S4,750. 5-room bunsalow. Maryland
side; convenient to school and stores; INV.
heat. fireplace. garage. Paved street. AL
city conveniences.
r. D. LILLE CO..
264 Carroll St.. Takoma Park.
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sALE-HOUSES.
BUNGALOW.

In Ch. Ch.. Md--Unusually attractive
and roomy; lovely Iiv. and din: rms. bed
ants rm and toilet: beautiful lot. 60xl50;
choice location. MISS RUD. Adams 2123
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SALE OR RENT-HoUsEs.

NEW BRICK COLONIAL HOUSE. 6
rooms and bath; built-in garage; ami;
excellent transportation to heart of city;
located 1891 N. Wash. Blvd. Highland
Park. Va; sale price. S6.750; rental. S65
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GEORGETOWN-6 ROOMS.
reconditioned throughout, all
modern Improvements large
closets, garden. Priced to sell.
Open. 1909 P st. NV. =
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$100
NET MONTHLY INCOME
HOME AND INVESTMENT,
S4 .050. 90.

Two-story detached residence: 4 rooms
and bath each floor Opportunity to own
q nice home. have it paid for from upper
fat. Convenient downtown WASHINGTON.
Real buy. Act quickly Apply Anton
Koerber. Inc. 10 Investment Bldg. Ma
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MASSACHUSETTS AVE. HEIGHTS.
S11 ,5O0-At this amazingly low price you
can enjoy all of the advantages OF TINS nne
location in a completely detached house
of . looms and = baths. The upper porch
commands a view of the city. the river
and the Virginia hills.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS,
MONEY TO LOAN
TO PROPERTY OWNERS

TO PROPERTY OWNERS
d. C.. MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA
We will refinance or Combine Your pres
ent trusts into smaller payments: lowest
interest rates: cash also available for re-
pairs taxes. etc. Strictly reliable honest
service for honest people. Call MR. SMITH
District 0663
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JUST SOUTH OF TAFT BRIDGE.

JUST SOUTH OF IAFI bHiDSE.
So 50O-A handsome. completely de-
tached Colonial brick residence on corner
lot. Ideal for professional man First
5 rooms . baths; third floor, 5 rooms. .
baths. There are also inclosed porches;
2-car garage, oil burner, etc. This is an
outstanding town house where We feel that
the ground alone is worth the price asked.
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ruEvv CHASE MD

CHEVY CHASE, MD. ,
81 1,95O-Just west of Conn ave, between
the two country clubs. you will flnd this
attractive 7-room and 2-bath Colonial
house most appealing. The condition is
good, the location prime and the lot
T5xi20' much larger than usually obtain
able at this price.
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THE VILLAGE,
2132 r ST NE.

New detached brick; ) rooms and bath.
furred walls concrete porch, electric kitch-
en-. large lot. facing Government park.
PRICE. So. 75O-ON TERMS.
Open today and daily Drive out New
York ave. to Bladensburg rd. ne, right TO
LOUIS II. HALL POTOMAC 6021.
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WANTED TO BUY-HoUsEs.

INVESTMENT PROPERTY; STATE LOCA-
ton and lowest cash price. Address Box
THE BEST HOME IN THE DISTRICT
that $4,000 cash will buy. Address Box
1867. Star office.
WILL PAY CASH FOR HOUSES NO COM
mission. REALTY CORP. Phone Metro
FIvE-sIx ROOM HOME, BET. 10th ST.
and Georgia ave. NV. in End zone. About
S5 000-S6.OO0. State full particulars.
Address Box 491-X. Star ofice.
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE WANT TO. BUY
small local or suburban house. good con-
dition: 800 down. $50 monthly; write
all details. Address Box 207-z. Star office.'
DESIRE 8 TO s RMS. ANY D. c.; PAY
all cash: priced under $4,000: give full
details. location. P. o. Box 1886. city.
CASH BUYERS FOR HOUSES. STORES
and investment property. D. c. only.
WRITE MR.. FISCHER, CARE OF BOSS g.
PHELPS. 1417 K ST. NV.
FUNDS FOR IMMEDIATE PURCHASE OF
properties Give details. EDDIE BOWERS
zoos Conn. ave. NV. phone Met. 9O24.
IL
6 TO s ROOMS; PREFER OLD HOUSE:
would like possession within 45 days: can
nay all cash. E. A. GARVEY District
450S. 1126 Vermont ave.
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SALE OR RENT-sUBURBAN.

Dale: Potomac, Va; select list bargains:
terms. Colored-ll3O Eaton I'd. Sc; Sl4
mo-, Or. r.; nr. 10th and L: Or. br.;
n E. Ryon Co. 1915 N r ave. Nat. 1907.
IS N HIGHLAND ST. p BLOCK FROM
Lee Blvd.-5-room house. electricity. city
water. gas. hot-water heat; lot S0x119.
HANDICAPPED, shade. Price. $3.50. B. M.
SMITH 240s Columbia pike, Arlington. Va.
Phone Clarendon 2O3S.
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SALE-HOUSES.
NEAR 18th AND VARNUM.

Owner has Just given us this beautiful
convenient restricted section-to sell
quickly. 1t contains 8 large rooms. 2
baths. "a real bed rooms). large heated
sun porch. splendid sun parlor on dining
room, entire basement o recreation room,
together with maids room with extra
bath and. toilet. Beautiful yard, shrub
rage, wide T alley. Priced at q real
sacrifice figure as owner has left city.
Call US now
METZLER, REALTOR,
District $500. 17O6 VT. Ave.
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CAPITOL HILL.

On wide avenue close to park. .. block
from car line. 2-story. semi-detached
Colonial brick, bed rooms. tiled bath,
lavatory first floor; COMPLETELY FUR
NISHED. including piano, at Sl0.500 in
cluding furniture. 81 900 cash.
HARRY B. PITTS CO.,
1O15 18th ST. NV Mel 01On
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WOODRUFF CoNST. CO.
IN HILLCREST

o7OO 32nd st. se.-New six-room brick
and stone bungalow large corner lot. col;
ored tile kitchen and bath, GARAGE. All
has 24-foot living room insulated through
out: must be seen to be appreciated. The
price will be low enough If you are inter,
ested. Open all day Sunday. Heated and
lighted. The address is 200 Send st. Sc.
WOODRUFF CONST. CO.
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MANOR PARK.

Close to 14th st. cars extended; attrac-
tive brick, 3 rooms a bed roomsl. bath;
lot 40 IT. deep; oil burner, open fireplace,
screens, weather strips, awnings; hardwood
ds. and garage; price only SS.
L. r. GRAVATTE,
729 18th st. Realtor. Natl. O753.
Evening Phone. Georgia 1900.
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SALE-HoUSEs.
NEAR UNION STATION.

2-story and basement brick. containing
6 rooms and bath. recently renovated
throHshout; hot-water heat and electricity: ny
5000 cash and balance at S45 per month;
Phone Mr.. HOLT, Met. 1897. =; ELIOT
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NORTHWEST-S8.75O.

Modern 2-story and cellar brick, 4 bed
rooms, baths. elec. refrieeration; hard,
WOOD rs, screens weather strips; ,, lot AZ to
the 14th st. business section and street
T, r. GRAVATTE
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COLORED-BRICK. 4I3 NJ NE RMS;
and bath; rents $40: cost 5.5OO sell
$4,000 only $1,000 cash. s. c. PACE.
500 F NV. 0.
coLoRED-s ROOMS EAST OF 18th IN
Columbia Heishts; only SO 600: any oner
given consideration. For inspection call
Potomac 1904.
coLoRED-s, RMS. TILE BATH H-w.H..
cleo; excellent condition: Columbia Heights.
east of Kenyon ST.; $4,000; terms. Phone
North 9109.
COLORED.
Vicinity 18th and Florida ave. NV
Semi-detached rooms. bath, ami; ex.
eeptionsl bsrgain: price. s.; $50, Call
Bargsin. near o st. Markets rooms.
bath. electricity. etc: rented. S42 30: pick
UP, 50. 500 See GEORGE URCIOLO.
URCIOLO REALTY CO.,
Realtors.
g07 New York Ave.
COLORED BARGAIN-$5,95 $50.
SEMI-DETACHED-6 BLOCK COL. RID.
rooms. bath, h.-w.h., elec.; deep yard;
reasonable terms. Phone Natl. $3.50.
COLORED-NE.
Six rooms and bath hot-water heat.
cleo. new-house condition. ready to move
into: $3.50 cash. Buy with your rent.
AUSTIN NJ. COOPER. 1908 Eye. Natl.1332.
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WOODBRIDGE, D. C.
3943 S. DAKOTA AVE. NE.
WOODRIDGE-S5,95O.

New all-brick bungalows strictly mod
ern in every detail ) rooms and bath
f1oored attic: lot 40x15s: close to school
nnan and transporta ran tion Exceptionai terms
CREAL. Lincoln o915-j. oren til Q. ~
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Ioao. Aooress BOX 2O5-Z, star once.
ON WISCONSIN AVE. NEAR RIVER RID.
bath. Modern. 5s.foet frontage. S owner Haq
FcaER TI sisFSs %1Ta tar Ross $500 fAbs MR
LUMBfA $50. $50 I roNN w.
NEAR, 18th AND EYE SITS. NW.-sToRE
sd,Si snd ~, .r9 rooms baths; Y modern Stock
eAI2 Mr. lPPsssAA K WITH WI ahfsPssg'ea soss
RENT-BUsINESS PROPERTY.
OFFICES AND SHOW ROOM. PARKING
suitable any business DINoWITZ CO.,
INC. 1919 F. National 4579.
SALE - INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
ON WIS. AVE NEAR, s.-oNLY s4 $50
$40 per month. Phone National 8@57.
UNUSUAL. RETURNS ON $3.50 INVEST
&c In well-built. semi-detached brick: all
aBy rd see % As j. MssEY esEfT sHca
ANAN. 9l6 18th NV. Metropolitan lli3
LESS THAN $500 CASH BALANCE EASY
terms: purchases modern brick house. rent
e M Aen u h9Giss sAs apjs
ON 4th ST, NEAR YOU NW.-9-R. AND
2-b brick, new h:-w:h;, cleo inst. heater.
At oss sp nSp sG
Phone o&NER GSlat DssTet 4sSs sSsiA'i0n i0Ah
So; oOowls, SoML ZONE, BETWEEN a
fo N sMRLL iAsHAKEs sGsEkEss ss9KNs sIAsaE
L. W. GROOMES 1719 EYE ST.
NEW 4-FAM. APT. INDIVIDUAL HEAT;
W. B. PiCHLER. 1908 x NV. Met. 4344..
showing excellent return: Just recondi-
S{SSse SS{{SS;SSe q VII sci Ell IseDaTately; TH6s. J.
day. Met. 1856. Georgia 3204
SPECIAL! SPECIAL BARGAIN-Nw.-
Price, S6a50: terms. stories and A.
speculators attention! Act today. Prone S,
METROPOLITAN $3.50. Res, Georgia 3204.
ON GEORGIA AVE. N.W:-sToRE AND
81 52,roem oap apt: sarage; new bgildinsi rented
g. One e story store on 9th st. NV. Price,
1ss4 14,s S4slS u ~. JAMES. IsGi Dist. ss.7
DETACHED FLATS
., New s-famlly bldg. close in, NV. sec
tion; lot. s5 1T. front; automatic gas heat
Ny HcdI Ipft. pdIk,
school and transportation: rents approx
S4 800 year; price under $40 900: no
service expense to owner; also other fiat
bldgs. renting at S140 mo. and UP. priced
at $40. 400 and UP. WALTER NJ. BAU-
MAN. l Thomas Circle. National 6229:
Sunday. Cleveland 0147.
DOWNTOWN-FIRST COMMERCIAL.
9-roor, brick dwelling. one bath cellar
h;-w.h.. cleo; 15-foot rear alley; one tenant
nine years. Rent. $50. Price. $3.50.
CAPITOL HILL
6-room brick, bath. h.-wh.. cleo, etc.
Rent. S37 80. Price, S3.S50.
JOHN SCRIVENER a. BRO,
District $3.50. 914 G st. NV.
CORNER 18th ST, NEAR RHODE ISLAND
ave. n.w.-Store, apartments above. Each
apartment 3 rooms. kit. bath, automatic
hot-water heater. Building equipped with
oil burner: Price, S13,25O. Call Mr..
DRAIN. Metropolitan 4941.
Valuable property. S72O End ave, be-
tween East and West Highway. East and
west Hishway starts at the extreme end
sists of 22-room frame building. ami,
4-car garage, surrounded by one and one
hall acres OF sround; part of ground in
dustrisi This property can be remodeled
Tor night club. apartment house and part
OF ground to be used for building detached
houses. Price. only $4,000. Call Mr.
DRAIN. Metropolitan 4941.
URClOLO REALTY CO.,
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BEST BUY-N.E.-S4.25O.

Modern Colonial home near 7th and
Floride ave ne: q rooms. hot-water heat.
cleo lights buit-in garage Terms. To
inspect phone Lincoln 0S97.
HOWENSTEIN BROS. 7th & H SIS. NE.
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WANTED-SUBURBAN.

WILL LEASE MODERN HOME WITH
poultry houses 900 chickens or more.
II desirable. will buy. Address Box 252-Z.
Star ofiice.
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NEAR RELTSVuLE

uss M ps. sTa s
5 rooms and bath, h.-w heat, electricity,
gas; large wooded lot. Easy terms. Might
rent with option to buy.
$4,000. rooms and bath. frame. with
acre Of ground, about 2 miles out of
Beltsville. Terms.
r. D. LILLE CO.,
264 Carroll st.. Takoma Park.
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SALE-FARMS.
So. Penn. 30 Farm, 81 300.

So. Penn. 30-Acre Farm, 81 300.
springs and creek; good stone house, D
rooms. basement barn. new Eouse for 500
birds electricity available. 81 500 value
cataloged at 81 500. now only 81 300; pE
AGENCY. AS 1427-N Land Title Bids.
IF YOU WANT TO PURCHASE LARGE OR
small acreage or equipped dairy or stock
farms. or, small chicken ranch / have
Colonial estates: these tracts are located
in historic Fairfax County. Va. and range
from 10 acres to 5000; most Of these
and on hard roads. See MASON HIRsT.
Annandale. Fairfax. County. Va, at the
s9d q c0%ss Address PIKE h4ae koste g.
$3.50 DOWN-6-ROOM OLD HOUSE:
near State road; 2 acres: ~ miles south
D. c.: $3.50 Phone Atlantic 5206-J.
so ACRES. BROOM HOUSE: LARGE TO-
6aeGT bari + oths5 a SpoqtdInsS sbee eeaF a
1O2 ACRES. OLD COLONIAL FRAME
Stream stream. on hard road: partly Cleared and
partly wooded. within i6 Giles OF wash
ington: priced at $4,000.
with large stone chimneys and fire-
places. barns and outbuildings; nicely
fenced; long frontage on hard road; one
OF the prettiest views to be found ln IN Fsir-
ton; owner offers for the FIRST time at
SO acres. old Colonial frame dwelling;
road. road 81 miles from washington, and sac
rificed at So. 800.
Very old Colonial frame house. large
SnE Shneys sare se sSos s me mites fpo wssh
II. s. MIreHEL. 1Sd ts tHerndon Va Phone 13S
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SALE-FARMS.
WANTED--FARMS.

WATER FRONT OR NEARBY FARM IN
exchange for D. c. home. RALPH NOR
CALI. 923 18th st. National 4353.
200 TO 300 ACRES. MONTGOMERY
Rose Dale ave. Beth, Nd. Phone WIS.,
consin 40CS-W.
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NORTH WASHINGTON
FARMS.

So. o5o-A little gem; so acres: one Of
the best parts of Montgomery County. 16
miles out; land practically all tillable. ex-
cept wood lot; nice meadow and stream:
good fencing; S-room house. In the pink
Of condition; full basement. furnace: sew
eral Outbuildings.
Near Damascus; bargain for quick sale;
6 room and bath modern home; h.-w. heat,
electricity; one acre. two-car garase,,
chicken house and garden; beautiful lawn
and growing shade: high elevation. 900
feet; terms; might take smaller home near
Farms Of ali kinds in the counties north
and east Of hington--dairy. poultry,
grain and stock farms; pasture land as low
as $3.50 per acre.
Dairy farms. fully equipped. shipping
Land for subdivision into small farms.
Land near Takoma and Silver Sprins,
ready for development.
Building lots. from l to acres.
Farms and country homes to trade for
Colonial homes brick and stone, with
large and small acreage.
r. D. LILLE CO.,
264 Carroll st., Takoms Park. Geo. $500.
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4708 Blagden Terrace.

TO I1c*5OC11 1O1 uCC.
Detached brick in select location bor-
dering on Rock Greek Park. Center hall
large Nv. r., big side porch. Law on 1st
floor; 4 bed rms. 3 b.. rec r. 2-car gar.
heat. screened weather stripped. VA
OPEN-MISS REED. ADAMS 2123.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES.
Operating Under Uniform
Small Loan Latus.

biles AMERICAN FIDELITY LOAN coRP..
Citizens Bank BLDG. Shep. 1886. Takoma
Park Md
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SALE-ACREAGE.

ACREAGE AT coLEsVILLE. 4D- FRONTS
on tw0 paved roads triangular shape VIII
sell as whole or in small parcels Price
is very reasonable. Phone District $3.50.
FOR IMMEDIATE CASH. WILL SELL
10000 So #. fronting 400 IT. on Rock Cr
Pk;; D. C.. for Sc per It. Address Box
476-X. Star ONCE
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sALE-sUBURBAN.
fC-.sl.n>At

NEW BRICK. RMS. BATH. REC. RIM.
oil heat. built-in garage; S7b per mo-, with
eggtaioonn eeggtion e .ydoI 6.y rEET. a1a6 Lee Highway.
NEW GROOM BRICK. WITH TILE BATH
and shower. brick garage. fireplace. hard
wood floors. modern kitchen. 3 bed rooms.
nis Gs shade sSs psss
reasonable. ZANTzINGER CO., National
537I. Sunday. Greenwood 2514.
BETHESDA BUSINESS SECTION, FOUR
blocks from bank 50-foot corner lot with
substantial frame dwelling. in good con-
dition; ami; hot-water heat, large front,
side and rear porches;, Lear garage: For
on very reasonable terms. This is real
buy. so act quickly. LEWIS KEISER, 1850
Watkins ave. Phone Wisconsin 4176.
ACRE AND ONE-HALF OF GROUND. AN
old frame house. in Alexandria; excellent
andris. va. ' ~'' Iva '' 1'-''>
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
SO. .700-$300 CASH, S32 so MO.
Dandy 4-room bungalow. bath; all ir1-
provements. hot-water hest. lot 4Ox1U0:
St. Brentwood. Md.
VERY BEST VIRGINIA VALUES.
All Within Mi. of White House.
SS.950-6 bed rms, 2 baths. large living
and reception rooms; basement with oil
burner; toilet and shower; insulated. furred
walls: screens; lear garage.
S7,750-Fine Span.-type home Lyon VII:
lace; :. blocks Clarendon center; or will
rent at $50 per month.
cutters and Hastings; finest construction;
or available 10 responsible party on rental
purchase basis or straight rent. S65 mo.
!. s. HURLEY. Wal. s60S, Col. 1927.
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WANTED-ACREAGE.

LIKE TO CONTACT PERSON owning or
living on land with several springs giving
large fow: give location. Address Box
77-Z. Star ONCE
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THOs. J. FISHER g. CO.. INC.
r2s 15th ST NJ w District 6S3O
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SAUL'S ADDITION.
New Detached Home,

Brick
Oil Heat.
Be sure and see this attractive and ef-
fcient new siX-room home. Large lot.
two baths, finished attic. with space for
recreation room.
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MAssACurIsrrTs AVE HErc,HTs.

129 18th st. Realtor. Natl. 0753
Evening Phone. Georgia 20OO.
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"PROBATION
AFTER DEATH"

SERVICES
Sunday School-ll AM
WEDNESDAY EVENING MEETING
RADIO PROGRAMS WEDNESDAY.
l2:15 PM. STATION WJSV.
READING ROOMS
FIRST CHURCH-730 18th st.
NV. Hours, 9 to 9 Except
Wednesdays, 9 to Z, and Sun
days and holidays, 2 80 to 5 :30).
SECOND CHURCHILL C st.
NE. Hours, IL to $50 pm.
week days. 2:30 to 5 80 Sun.
days and holidays.
THIRD CHURCH-C o lora d o
Bldg, l4th and G SITS. Hours,
9 to 9 Wednesdays, 9 to 1880.
and Sundays and holidays, 2
to g..
FOURTH cHURcH-Tivoli Bldg.
1913 14th St., 9 to 9 week days
Wednesdays, $3.50 to Z; Sun.
days, 2:30 to $50 pm. Holi.
days, 2 80 to $40 pm.
All are peicome to attend ou, church
services and use our reading rooms.
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New Dance Group.

THE New Dance Group of Wash
ington, affiliated with the New
Dance League of New York, is spon-
soring Ruth Allerhand. well-known
New York teacher of the modern dance,
In a course for teachers and students.
beginning Sunday. May 8. The two
dance organizations have as their
purpose the development of the
American dance to its highest artistic
and social level, and to promote in
terest in this means of expression.
Being recently organized in Washing
ton, this is the beginning of an ef-
fort of the New Dance Group to
contribute to the cultural growth of
the community by helping teachers
to keep abreast of modern trends of
the dance. Their full program will
consist of not only bringing outstand-
ing teachers to Washington for short
courses at a nominal price, but also
the sponsoring of dance recitalS by
leading dancers in the modern field.
Registration for and information
about the course may be obtained
from Margot Winfield at 812 Seven
teenth street.
Miss Allerhand came to this coun-
try several years ago from Berlin,
where she conducted her own school.
She has studied with well-known
teachers in Europe, among them Won
Laban and Wigman. and against this
background has evolved her own in
dividual method.
Evening star., 1936-04-25

with gashes from q broken wind
shield
"SMARTY!" exclaimed Mary Ellen.
why should any possible acci-
dent to my face concern you?"
Il don't know why. But it does
very much"
You surely do not know who I
amp"
"Oh, yes, do. You are Miss Craw-
ley. But the richer they are. some
times. the less sense"
"Brute!"
Eyes, awful brute The law, you
know, sometimes has to use british
means?"
1T seems to choose satisfactory
servants"
quite satisfactory. And now will
you drive your car along peaCeably
and slowly down to the Justices office
as my prisoner, while I pace you on
my motor cycle? Or shall have to
start manhandling?"
Mary Ellen considered. her face
very red. "All right" she conceded
presently. Lead on"
Don't try any smart tricks"
warned the cop.
Have no fears, big boy! But I am
telling you. 1 shall present your
papier-mache justice of the peace
with red-hot parcel Of the righteous
overflow Of my cerebral functioning" !"
TIE cops gaze fastened upon her
eyes. He smiled and said:
MY dear young lady, must as
sure you that your most extraordinary
facility with the vocabulary of the
kings English will neither intimidate
the court nor induce the most in
finitesimal vacillation in the order Of
its proceedings"
Mary Ellen's jaw dropped. "Well,
come on. Let's have it over with"
The magistrate said tWo-seventy-
five. Mary Ellen paid the fine. then
walked out. Vaughn accompanied her
in silence, until she had reached the
opposite Slde OF ner car.
Howard Vaughn caught Mary Ellen
in his arms, held her tight and kissed
her. She struggled for a moment,
then relaxed in his clasp.
And this may be only the first
installment, he said. II am going to
be on this highway job until arrange
ments can be completed for my estab-
lishment in the insurance business in
town, and am going to see that you
don't get hurt with your own car if it
costs you thousand dollars to the
magistrate, and a thousand penalties
to me for talking back to a cop. l am
irrevocably in love with you now"
Mary Ellen slid under the steering
wheel into her car, sat for a moment
in silent contemplation of the road
before her, then said:
All right, big boy. shall be speed
ing this way again"
tCopyright 1857
Evening star., 1936-04-25
Dog Races Win Vote.

An election as to whether there
should be dog races at the foot ball
grounds in Mitcham, England, with
7,431 voters. was won by a majority
of 6,493.
Evening star., 1936-04-25

VI nd1y A1lASa . SoAs
timing the speed of his machine with
that of the other car.
Young lady, you are driving too
fast" he declared The limit on this
highway is As miles. And this is the
third time I have seen you doing IS
or better. I am not going to make a
case against you this time; but I
wanted to warn you that the next
time I catch you, shall"
MARY ELLEN had slowed her car
A'A down by this time. "Oh, you
would, would you?" she stopped
the car.
The cop, otherwise Howard Vaughn,
also stopped and came to his feet.
Il surely would" he declared. 1T
might save you from charge of some
thing a lot worse than speeding"
What, for instance?"
why, murder, for one thing"
oh! So you think would murder
somebody"
Not Intentionally, of course. But
you would take the chance of letting
your car kill somebody. perhaps
yourself"
How awful"
"All right; say what you please
and do as you like. ! am giving you
fair warning. Now you may drive on
up to AS"
Thank you, nice big country boy.
Maybe we'll meet again."
1t was during the following week
that Mary Ellen passed that way in
Montgomery County again. She saw
in the distance her country cop stand
ing beside his motor cycle at the edge
of the road. She was making so
and quickly speeded up to 70 as she
passed Vaughn with smile. The cop
leaped astride his machine and
gave chase.
Just let him try to arrest mel"
said Mary Ellen to herself I'll put
him where he belongs in a few we'll
chosen words. the handsome coun-
try bumpkin!"
WHEN Vaughn came alongside of
W Mary Ellen's car he commanded
her to stop.
Better stop mel"
Il will" Vaughn began crowding
Mary Ellen's car toward the shoulder
of the road.
why. you-you fool" she cried,
now in genuine alarm.
"All right, slow down or you will
have one of two things to do-go into
the woods or run me down If you
can"
The girl was clearly scared by this
time and nervously she brought her
car to a standstill
We'll, what are you going to do
about it?" she asked.
II am going to put you under ar
rest. In fact. I'm arresting you now"
Wonderful! And where do you pro-