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Evening star., 1937-08-06
In the Hunt
Country
BY NINA CARTER TABB.

~ R. THOMAS E. NELL of
Washington was born and
J reared on his fathers farm
near Middleburg, so we con-
slider him Virginian, for since leav-
Ing here to study medicine as very
young man he has never lost touch
with his home people, always coming
back each year for holidays, horse
shows and races. He loves horses and
rides and fox hunts with the best of
them. He greets every one with big
smile and jolly laugh.
Three years ago DR.. Neill bought a
lovely farm in Virginia near where
he lived as boy. He has had a good
time fixing it up to suit him and comes
up for week ends and holidays and
often just for night. If you drop in
you will find him wedding the garden,
laying walk or building a fence, as
he not only knows how work on a
farm should be done, but can do it as
well as any one.
DR.. Neill is one of our most en-
thusiastic farmers and followers to
hounds, and is greeted with pleasute e
by the master and field when he ap-
pears at meet riding one of his
"up-to-weight" hunters. Tom Neill
knows the country, for he has been fox
hunting there since he was a bare
foot boy, when he and Louie Leith,
both riding the same horse, would GAL
lop over fields and jump any fence as
they followed hounds in full cry.
He says: Fox hunting is the only
sport that you can take part in as a
boy or young man, give up as we have
to do most sports when we go to work
and take up again at any time or age
to be as good at and enjoy as much as
ever"
He thinks riding and fox hunting
Is good for ones health at any age.
Knowing DR.. Neill well, as Vir-
ginians and Washingtonians do, there
are many who do not know OF an
honor that has been bestowed upon
him recently. He has been elected
president of the Medical Society of the
District of Columbia. The following is
from biographical sketch published
recently in a magazine.
"Dr. Thomas Edwin Neill, who be-
comes the president of the Medical So
ciety of the District of Columbia, was
born in Virginia January 2. 1879, the
son OF Mary A. Francis and Danger
field Fauntleroy Neill. The latter
served in the 9Th Virginia Cavalry
during the Civil War. DR.. Neill spent
his early days on his parents farm
In 1904 he entered the Georgetown
University School of Medicine, receiv-
ing his degree in l9os.< He became
noted for athletic activities, serving
during his freshman year as a guard
on the foot bail team and as a men,
Der OF the crew which met with much
success at the Poughkeepsie contests
During the World War he served as a
major in the Medical Corps, United
States Army. DR.. Neill married
Eleanor Emerson Of Washington, D. c.,
In 1913. They have one daughter
Eleanor Virginia"
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Suburban Social Notes
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Koon
to Motor to Maine for Visit.

been the guest of his cousin. Mrs.
James Lewis, at Pleasant Hill, her
residence in Rixeyville. Va, has re-
turned to Springfield, Fairfax County,
Va.
Miss Lucy Brookfield and Miss Mary
Brookfleld have also returned to
Springfield following a motor trip to
Colonial Williamsburg and Tidewater,
Va.
Mr.. Douglas O'Keefe of Sandy
Spring. Nd. accompanied by Mr.
Woodrow Thompson of Spencerville
Md, sailed July 80 from Baltimore
for Jamaica and Cuba Included in
the trip will be short stops at Miami,
Fla, and Savannah, Ga. No denite
date has been set for their return.
Mr.. and Mrs Neil Hotchkiss have as
their guests at their home In Aurora
Hills, Mrs. Hotchkiss' parents and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs P. NJ Helfer of
Marcellus, N. Y. and Mrs I. F. Wilson
Of Geneseo. N Y.
Tuesday evening Mr. and Mrs. j. R.
SWallen of Takoma Park. Md, enter
tanned at dinner for Mr.. and Mrs.
HotchkEs and their guests, and this
evening Mr.. and Mrs. Hotchkiss will
celebrate their tenth wedding ami
versary with a dinner party at Col
lingwood Tea House. the occasion
also being in celebration Of the thirty
fifth wedding anniversary of Mr.. and
Mrs. Helfer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen H. Gardner and
their children. Carol Patricia and
Stiles, have returned to their home in
Woodside Park from months stay at
Sherwood Forest, Md. While there
they had visiting them Mrs Gardner S
brother-in-law and sister. DR.. and
Mrs. Harry G. Knapp, and their chill
dren, who were en- route from Palm
Beach, Fla, to North Dakota, where
they will spend the remainder OF the
Summer.
Mr.. and Mrs Otis L. Mohundro and
their daughters, the Misses Bette and
Sara Ruth, of Aurora Hills left Tues
day by motor for Paducah, KY, where
they will visit Mr. Mohundros mother,
Mrs. Martha Mohundro. and Mrs
Mohundro's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Ford.
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Residential Social News
Mr. and Mrs. Blair Return From Several
Months Motoring in Europe.

TINE former Commissioner OF In
ternal Revenue and Mrs. David
H. Blair have returned to their
apartment in Wardman Park
Hotel after spending several months
motoring in Europe. They visited
eight countries and joined their son,
Mr.. David H. Blair, jr.. who has been
studying at Frieburg, Germany, during
the last year. Mr. Blair accompanied
his parents home and in the Autumn
he will enter Princeton University.
Former United States Ambassador to
the Court of st. James and Mrs. John
w. Davis gave lunch party yesterday
at the Greenbrier at White Sulphur
Springs, where they are stopping for
the midseason. Their guests we're Mr..
and Mrs. Angus Macdonald, Mrs.
Irwin Palley, Mrs. Montague Blunden
and Miss Jean Brown.
Former Secretary of the Treasury
and Mrs Ogden L. Mills were guests
at luncheon yesterday of Mr.. and Mrs
Morton L. Schwartz, who entertained
at the Gideon Putnam at Saratoga
Springs Others at the luncheon we're
Mrs j. Norman de R. Whitehouse and
Mrs. Philip S. P. Fell
Mrs. E. N. Carpenter of Wilkes
Barre, Pa, who is spending some time
at Bar HarbOr, entertained at dinner
last evening at the Bar Harbor Club
when her guests included many from
| Washington. Among them were Mr.
and Mrs. Marshall Langhorne, Mrs.
Louis c. Lehr. Mrs Nathan c. Wyeth
and Mr. Gist Blair.
Mrs. Snowden Fahnestock was hostess
| yesterday at picnic luncheon at
Baileys Beach in Newport
Mr.. James NJ Beck, brother of Mrs.
Fahnestock. has gone to Newport for
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G.
| Gray.
Mr.. and Mrs Millard F. West, jr.,
left yesterday to visit Mrs. Vests
brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. George R. Kemp. at their Summer
home in Southampton, Long Island
Mrs. West formerly was Miss Emily
Maddox, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George A. Maddox.
Mrs. H. Garvin Brown OF London is
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Byrds Entertained.

Rear Admiral and Mrs. Richard
Evelyn Byrd were guests in whose
honor the former United States Minis
ter to Belgium and Mrs. Theodore
Marburg entertained at luncheon yes
terday at Bide-Awhile, their Summer
place at Bar Harbor, Me. Mr.. and
Mrs Marburg spent a short time in
Washington during the war and Mr..
Marburg represented this Government
in Brussels before that legation was
raised to an embassy.
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Invitations Issued
BV Mrs. Roosevelt

Mrs. Henry Latrobe Roosevelt has
issued invitations to the marriage Of
her daughter, Eleanor Katharine, to
Mr.. Reverdy Wadsworth, son of Rep
resentative and Mrs James W. Wads-
worth. Saturday, September 4. at noon
teles, NJ Y.
The ceremony will be followed by Q
reception at Roosevelt Hall.
Mrs. Roosevelt and her daughter
went to Skaneateles early in the Sum-
mer.
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Mrs. Coolidge Goes
To Maine for Visit

Mrs. Calvin Coolidge, wife of the
late former President, has closed her
house in Northampton, Mass. and
accompanied by Mrs. F.. B. Adams,
has gone to Maine. Mrs. Coolidge
has taken a cottage at Saturday Cove,
near Belfast, and with Mrs. Adams
will remain there until the end of
September. Mrs Coolidge, one of the
most popular hostesses to preside over
the White House, frequently enter
tanned Mrs. Adams when she lived IN
Washington where the latter also
made many friends.
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Mrs. Woodin Hostess
At East HAMPTON

Mrs. William H. Woodin, widow of
the late Secretary OF the Treasury,
entertained so guests at buffet
dinner last evening at her resi-
dence at East Hampton, Long Island.
The party was for the tennis players
taking part in the annual woman's
tournament at the Maidstone Club, for
which the late Secretary gave the
gold cups as trophies.
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spending some time in this country
and for a short visit in the Capital is
staying at Wardman Park Hotel.
Mrs. William w. Brunswick will
leave tomorrow for Saranac Lake
N. Y. for fortnlght's visit and will
spend short time at Atlantic City
before returning the middle of Septem-
Der to her apartment in the Roosevelt.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Fay Harper of
2440 Sixteenth street are stopping at
the Traymore Hotel while in Atlantic
City, N. j., for a visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Pat A. Deck have lust
returned from a two months tour of
foreign countries. Both Mr.. and Mrs.
Deck are tennis players of some note.
Mr.. and Mrs r. E. Chatfeld and
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Maxon of Chicago
are spending few days at the Mar
Unique.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Wilde OF Maple
wood N. j., are spending a few days
at the Martinique.
Mrs B. Campbell Moore of Reading,
Pa, who visits frequently in Washing
ton, is stopping at the Wardman Park
Hotel for a few days.
Mrs. Mary Mahoney and the Misses
Geraldine and Helen Mahoney are at
the Martinique Hotel for a brief stay.
Mr.. and Mrs, c. M. Thompson have
arrived in Washington from their
home in Lake City, S. c.. and are
stopping at the Wardman Park Hotel
Mrs. Wait C. johnson of Burling-
ton. Vt. Is at the Hotel Martinique
during her stay in Washington
Mr.. Charles NJ. johnson of Phila-
delphia, Pa, is stopping at the Mar
Unique during his stay in Washing
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. William H Bolts, jr.,
OF Richmond, Va, are at the Hotel
Martinique during their stay in Wash
ington.
Miss Katherine NJ LASER and
Gladys B. Haveman of Columbus, Ohio,
are at the Martinique for few days.
Evening star., 1937-08-06
Invitations Out to
Church.Kin9 Wedding

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Burruss King
Of Stuyvesant, Warrenton, Va, have
sent out invitations to the wedding Of
their daughter Emily North to Mr..
Melville Church, I'd, which will take
place Saturday afternoon, August %,
at 5 o'clock in St. James Church,
Warrenton. A reception at Stuyvesant
will follow.
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Andersons Back
From Wedding Trip

Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel j. Anderson,
who were married here in Washington
on June %, have returned from their
wedding trip to South Dakota and the
Panama Canal and will live in Colonial
Village. Mrs. Anderson was before her
marriage Miss Alice Klopstead.
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Miss Tiller to Wed
The Rev. H.K. Kra1nS

Mr.. and Mrs. H. B. Tiller of Cleve-
land, Va., announce the engagement
of their daughter Roberta Agnes to
the Rev. H. Kirby Krams Of Hyatts-
vile, Md.
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Miss Katherine NJ LASER and
Gladys B. Haveman of Columbus, Ohio,
are at the Martinique for a few days.
Evening star., 1937-08-06

Mr.. and Mrs. William H. Bolts, jr.,
OF Richmond, Va, are at the Hotel
Martinique during their stay in Wash
ington.
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. R. THOMAS E. NELL Of
Washington was born and
J reared on his fathers farm
near Middleburg, so we con-
Evening star., 1937-08-06

Mr.. John ". srookneld. 20 has
Evening star., 1937-08-06

Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Wangler Of
Golf Club Manor, Va, announce the
birth Of q son, John George Wangler,
jr. The baby is the grandson Of the
late Maj. William H. Keith, y. s. A.
~. W.. -, r->laL,I -.
Evening star., 1937-05-03
HOUSES FOR SALE.

ATTENTION NAVAL OFFICERS! BAR
gain for quick sale. 3-story house, d bed
rooms. 3 baths, = garages. top-hoor apart
ment. 23l Prince George ST.. Annapolis.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.
FARMS FOR SALE.

BRICK OR FRAME HOUSE IN ANY LO-
cation: will pay cash. Address Box 43O-S
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DETACHED BRICK.

CAPE COD CENTER HALL.
Lot b0Xl 80; bed room and bath on first
floor ) bed rooms bath on md floor,
slate roof. built-ln garage. recreation room,
oil burner; only one year old. shown by
appointment. f. A. Bennett, Geo. ..29N.
WAPLE * JAMES, INC. District 334S.
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Corner prOperty-BflCk CONSTRUCTION. q
rooms tIncluding + BED ROOMS. DEN. .
BATHS maids room and BATH; open fire.
place. attic. automatic heat and refrigera-
on 1st floor, built-ln garage Excellent
buy at Sl3.5OO. BOSS & PHELPS. Ma
TIONAL $500. EVENING PHONE CALL
CEnpETA
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NOTICE TO TRUST CLAIMANTS.
SUPREME COURT OF THE STATE
OF NEW YORK.
NEW YORK COUNTY.
In the Matter Of

In the Matter of
NEW YORK TITLE AM AND MORTGAGE
TO ALL PERSONS HAVING TRUST
GkA1MS eHh MoRThGE AGAiN5F SEM e6MpANY g0Rk TITLE
BY an order of the Supreme Court OF
the State of New York New York COUNTY;
dated July 5 1885 New York Title and
Mortgage Company was PLACED in liauida-
tion pursuant to Article X1 of the In
By further order in this proeesdnE e;
has ordered all persons who claim title
to any moneys or properties or assets of
any nature, kind or description in the
of the State of New York as Liquldator
OF the New York Title and Mortsage Com
psny to present and file Their claims IN
Company or with his Special Deputy
superintendent of Insurance in charge OF
the said Company on or before September
l. 1881
All trust claims presented and filed
on or before September l. 1884, VII De
without further notice to persons failing
to file verified proofs Of claim clearly
DESIGNATED as trust claims pursuant ~ to this this
so failing to file proofs of claim will be
barred from any distribution Of trust as.
sets or assets app4Ts9le 20 the pasmeas
hereafter be made by the superintendent
of insurance OF the state oil New YORK,
as Liquidator OF New York Title and
Mortgage Company. pursuant to the
further order of the Court.
II is provided in the order that no
trust claim need be presented or fled by
any trust claimant who has already fled
with the Superintendent of Insurance
the facts on which the alleged trust is
based and which has been clearly desis,
mated as a trust or preferred claim and
that no trust claim need be filed by any
trust claimant who has obtained and
served an order directing the Superin-
tendent of Insurance to segregate the
amount of the funds claimed by such
claimant
All proofs of trust claims pursuant
to this notice must be filed at the once
of the undersigned at No. 141, Broadway.
cations with respect. to this. notice should
be sent to the undersigned at the said
address.
The proof of claim should contain 4
brief statement of the facts on which
the alleged trust is based and should
be sworn to before a Notary Public or
other officer duly authorized to administer
oathS and if sworn to outside the State,
the signature of the officer should be
authenticated by County Clerks certi-
ficate
Superintendent OF Insurance
Of the State of New York. az
Liqudator of the New York
Title and Mortgage Company
141 Broadway. New York. New
York
ap1e.1o .1o,17.
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MOVING, PACKING AND STORAGE.

ANDERSON VAN SERVICE. MILLS BLDG.
National 1910. Low rates N. Y Atlanta.
Boston. Fla. Chi. Clev Local moving.
KELLY TRANSFER CO-Moving, hauling.
Good service. Low prices 113S goth st.
NV District 95l9 5s
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LOTS WANTED,

WANTED-LOTS OR PAR
GELS of grounds in the Dis
trict of Columbia for con-
struction of row houses,
detached homes and small
apartment buildings. Ad-
dress Box 407-W, Star Office.
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ATTRACTIVE ROW HOUSE. AMI. FUR
nlshed complete; Frigidaire, radio. garage.
Near Bird and S. c. ave. Sc. Georgia 0327.
Bath PL., JUST NORTH OF MASS. AVE.
From June ! to Oct. /. S175 month.
Address Box 112-S, Star office.
SEMI-DETACHED. GEORGETOWN-S
rooms nd porch; pleasant to live in; block
from park. Now until Oct. l. S65 month.
North 21T5.
1713 R ST. NW-WALKING DISTANCE:
detached comfortably furnished 9 baths,
garden. Until Oct. ]. North 1331-J.
GEORGETOWN. TO OCTOBER BED
rooms baths. Law. garden: goth st.
Address Box 435-S. Star Office
BRICK HOUSE ON WOODED LOT; YR.;
available now. Screened porch, bed
rooms, 3 baths, double garage. oil heat;
delightful for Summer 5000. Clev 2742.
$125-American University Park.
Large detached corner home. spacious
bed rooms. ! on 1st f., ~ baths sun
porch, built-in garage. electric refrigera
tion, oil heat, maids room in basement;
large lot; entire house completely, fur
nished: available June to Sept. inclusive.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DISTRICT 14l1.
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DUE TO ILL HEALTH. OWNER Is LEAV-
ing for Florida and Will sacrifice 1 456
acres Of land situated in Falls Church,
Va. Dist 036S.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

6O2 F ST. NV mr.. court and Govt. build
lngs. Large light, airy outside offices.
$50 per month. MIR. ROGERS. Met. 1852.
LIE DROIT BLDG. sOQ-s1O F ST. NV
Large, bright rooms suitable for ofiices and
shops SIS mo. and UP. Apply Room 10.
$40 F st. NV
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LEGAL NOTICES..
ARTHUR F. MULLEN. GEORGE F. SHEA,
MARTIN J. ODONOGHUE. Attorneys for
Petitioner, Tower Bldg.

United states for the District Of colum.
bia.-In the Matter OF THE PETITION C1
FREDERICk J. YOUNG. RECEIVER OF
THE The, INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK;
MISCELLANEOUS NO. 33.--
ORDER NISI FOR SALE OF REAL ESTATE
NOTES.-Upon conSlderation Of the verified
q the INTERNATIONAL EXCHANGE
BANK, for an order authorizing the sale
OF Bank Asset No. T6s. IN the way OF
First Deed OF Trust promlsSory notes in
Sauare 1854. improved by property known
as ~ le-32O-323-3g4 Cedar Street Takoma
Park, District Of Columbia togelher with
tax deed on said property held oy the
the Atlantic Municipal Corporation, with
taxes paid on said property throueh 1871.
and a Second Deed of Trust note secured
on the. aforesaid property with balance
advised that the receiver has received an
offer to purchase all of the said promlssory
notes and the tax deed above described.
together with the Second Deed of Trust
net said assignment OF said notes and tax
deed to be made without recourse on or
warranty of any kind by said receiver II
AD 1887. ADJUDGED, ORDERED AND
DECREED that said offer be accepted and
said sale be ratified and confirmed unless
cause be shown to the contrary on or before
the sixth day of May. 1887, or unless highe-
offers in writing and properly guaranteed
are received by the receiver in his Office a I
1000 Fourteenth Street Northwest prior 10
IL o'clock noon on the day precedins the
last aforementioned date. Copy of this
order shall be published a least three times
prior to the aforementioned date in a news
paper of general circulation in Washlngton'
District of Columbia. JAMES NJ. PROC
TER Justice.
ap@S 30;my3
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WOODBRIDGE VILLAGE.
MONROE ST.

14OO block-Semi-deta brick. 6
rooms, oil heat. 3 porches, deep lot. ga
rage; convenient location Priced to sell
Call MR. DOWD. National 2040 for ap-
pointment.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.

ALL CASH FOR HOUSES, BRICK OR
frame white or colored. regardless of
GOSS REALTY CO.
1405 Eye St. Natl. 1853.
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LOIS FOR SALE.

WOODED BUILDING SITES OVERLOOK
25l5 Pa ave Sc Lincoln 1s7a
PICTURESQUE SITE, LARGE TREES,
both 18th and Holly SITS. in Rock Greek
Hill l block from 10th ST bus Phone
Georgia 4o22 nights and Sunday; District
2356 day.
s 3oH92i 1T. adjoining lots on .oslethorpe
easy terms Randolph Ais
THREE 1.a LOTS LOTS TOTAL. FRoNTAGE 2c&SI 92
esS sever on senep payed aey aSe5 oS5S ave.
Apartment house site Zoned soc. good
M roY;a sectioad; imPEoyemssnts in. on grade,
Parcel Suitable for subdividing into ap-
proXimately 90 lots for row houses. stores
sion Prce ood s5s eash Sc
FIVE lots in sood Of American
paved street. Al price which should appeal
s. See Nj. Walter. o to 1oam. or 4 to pm.
as5 18th s. +. Tw + SAUL S9.i S3s.ional e1oo.
sj5d CHEVY io6 CHASE IA VIEW; MD15s1.75o; .
and sewer A real real bargain
141s Eye ST. National 1862.
BEAUTIFUL WOODED LOTS IN CoUN-
try club. grove located near the Washing
ton Golf AND y cGgnlTg 3 H2GE G!u0i ir restricted.
Walnut $40 N Walnut a15s.
MUST. SELL NEARBY VIRGINIA EESIR-
able homeslte; 45X115; mr.. new blvd:
all improvements in; only >495. Adams
1856,
bARGE, WOODED LOTS IN BEAUTIFUL
water; priced at only &c per SO. #. We
will build and finance your home for
you on these lots in accordance with your
plans.
W s. HoGE. Jr..
Walnut 7940. Walnut a15s.
HILLCREST, D. c.
The beauty spot of Sc, Washington. fac
ing Alabama ave; SOFT. front; all i'm
provements; near bus, school stores;
81 900 this choice lot Will not be for
sale many days. Phone now. Mr.. Stebbin,
evening phone, Lincoln 6SO4-J.
ADELBERT W. LEE,
1343 H NV District 1900.
WE WILL BUILD AND SELL OR LEASE
IN 4 CENTRALLY LOCATED End COM
MERCIAL ZONE. THIS Is AN OPPOR-
TUNITY TO HAVE NEW MODERN FA-
CILIT1ES FOR YOUR BUSINESS. NORTH
I471.
BUILDERS, ATTENTION
Row house lots, all imp, on grade. $3.50.
Four-fam. sites. all imp, on grade, 81 100
Apartment site, 1O2Xl37, Zoned B, S6,T5O.
Several choice NV. detached house sites.
OHARE ESTATES PA ne, North l447.
COLORED
Lots, $3.50 up, terms as low as 81
down and 81 monthly: in ne. Natl. 1850
FAIRMONT HEIGHTS. $50 up; easy
terms: help build District 91TO.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.


3 UNFURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING RMS:
also one furnished sleeping room: reason
able Apply 1925 N. Garfield St. Ar
llngton. Va.
363l Both ST. Mt RAINIER Md
Entire second floor. very modern; 8 rooms.
kitchen. den and bath. Adults only. Green
wood 25O6-M
TAKOMA PARK-SUBLET MAY TO
July $, attractive Broom apt. everything
furnished: garage included: $50 month.
127 Willow ave. Phone Shepherd 3712-J
EXCEPTIONALLY WELL FURNISHED.
suburban; 3 rooms and bath. radio. re-
frigerator. Hoover; Is minutes heart of
Washington, iI0-cent bus fare; employed
couple. no children. 1O3 West Alex. ave
Alex. Va Telephone Alex. 769-W. Can
be seen any time.
3 ROOMS. BATH UNFURN1SHED; ELEC
refrigerator and range. continuous h.w..
separate meter; avail. June 1st: $4,000;
adults only; bus stop at door. Call Clar-
endon 1l6S after 6 pm. or Sunday
2 ROOMS. KITCHENETTE. BATH. WITH
heat gas and electricity; private home:
Manor, Md. Greenwood 234T-J
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A REAL UPTOWN BARGAIN.

NIWNDW.
Near 18th and Madison sts. NV. Cost
Sl1.50O new. Semi-detached English home
in GOOD condition. Has 3 bed rooms. IN
closed and heated sleeping porch, fire.
places; oak floors throuehout. steel case
ment windows den on first floor; garage.
You cannot go wrong on this buv. BOSS
& PHELPS NATIONAL 1900. EVENING
PHONE. CALL MR.. WASSER. GEORGIA
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

cHEsLEY BLDG 1317-19 N. Y. AVE.
next cor 14th-Off1ces, single or in suite.
desirable. also large auditorium, suitable
for musical studio or lodge rooms:
JESSE L. HE1SKEIL. 1115 EYE ST. NV.
GARAGE. 2Ox7:,, Low, RENT UNTIL ES-
tablished to responsible party. A. H.
BROOKS. Agt. 3016 Col. pike. Arlington.
Va Telephone Clarendon 626.
1919 N. Y. AVE NV; NEXT COR, 14th-
Large store room suitable for railway or
steamship ticket office or for any financial
or high-class business: reasonable rent
JESSE L. HE1SKuL. Ills EYE ST. NV.
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COLORED-S4 $50; EASY TERMS; GOOD
suburban section; home in good condition.
near transportation; ami. MR.. PER-
KINS. Dist 5919.
COLORED
Deanwood-4 rooms bath, cleo. INV h..
" porcheS large lot: 5324 Bell pl ne;
price. s. $50: $50 cash bal like rent
See MR.. RAYMOND RUPERT. 1921 1th
st. NV Natl OSLO
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

ARLINGTON, VA.-FOR RENT THROUGH
Summer months, nicely furnished bunga-
low, Frigidaire. breakfast nook; references
desired; adults preferred. Phone Walnut
Tl32-W.
ARLINGTON VA 1881 oath ST NORTH
rage. oil heat: foored attic. Rent furn or
unfurn.. SS5. or sale. S7,450. Owner leav-
ing, city. May 30. Immediate possession.
Walnut 13go-W