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The Washington times., 1937-01-09
LER TRAVELS DOWN MEMORY Lane I'M HOLLYWOOD oNPARADE
Bette Loves Harmon Although
Jobs Keep EN- Apart
HOLLYWOOD. Jan. 8.

dOLLEWOOD, Jan. D.
Columnists take notice. "Har-
mon is still my heartbeat, says
Bette Davis.
It is a job and not a quarrel that
separates her from Harmon O.
Nelson, jr., said Miss Davis.
HE got an offer to join the
agency of Rockwell & O'Keefe, "
explained the star, 80 we decided
to sacrifice our personal feelings
in the matter"
According to the actress, Nelson
will live in the East for at least
nine months, learning the new
business. Then, she hopes, he may
be assigned to the coast.
"As long as he was leading or.
cheStraS and acting as master OF
ceremonies, we would have to be
separated lot anyway" she said.
This way. sooner or later, he will
be able to settle down in one
place"
AS Bette is working at Warner
Brothers in the picture, Marked
Woman" the couple were sepa,
rated Christmas, but she will go
East to visit Nelson as soon as pos
sible, declared the star.
Since her walkout on Warner
Brothers and the litigation which
denied her the right to make pic
lures in London, Bette has been
the busiest girl on the w. B. lot.
All is peace. She begins her
third picture since her return the
middle Of January and, after it is
completed, will be granted a vaca.
ton by the studio.
"One of the features of having
two careers in the same family is
that it sometimes compels separa-
tion." says the star. "I realize
The Washington times., 1937-01-09
And Now Fans Seek
PoWeII's Sideburns

HOLLYWOOD. Jan. 9.-When
the news was first reported that
William Powell was to shave his
mustache for his butler-crook role
in "The Last Of Mrs. Cheyney,"
he received 43 fan requests for the
discarded mustache or portions
thereof. Now that he is keeping
the mustache and wearing side
burns in addition, II requests have
reached him, asking for the side
burns when he diScards them.
The Washington times., 1937-01-09

weak and slckly, and ought
to try swimming for it. So
my brother taught me to
swim-the way brothers do
by pushing me in and let
ting me dog-paddle out the
best way I could. As, a
matter of fact, I'm glad he
did, although | was sore at
him at the time. 1t teaches
a kid to rely on his own
swimming.
Well, I used to paddle
around with the kids. Fin
ally I found out about the
breast stroke. Then one of
the fellows showed me
sort of version of the crawl.
I have been to Olympic
games since, and good
many contests at which I
didn't come off so bad, but
I still think the biggest
thrill of triumph | ever had
was beating a guy named
Butch" l never knew his
last name, in a race. That
was the first race I ever
won. I can still feel the
pride of victory I felt that
day.
Of course, as time went
on, I'd gotten into high
school, and began r@cing
with the school teams.
That's how William Bach
rach came to notice me, and
whatever luck I had in
swimming afterward, and
whatever success I attained,
I owe to this splendid coach
and sincere friend.
Mr.. Bachrach took me in
hand. He taught me the
scientific strokes for my
type of body. But he taught
me a good deal more than
that. He taught me some of
his own splendid ideals of
craftsmanship; the value of
the will to win for an ath-
lete; how to keep from losing
my head, and how to keep
my temper.
The Washington times., 1937-01-09
Writer, Too

HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 9-Carole
Lombard, now working with Fred
MacMurray in Paramount's Swing
High, Swing Low" often tailors
her lines to suit her personality,
and had rewritten much of her
part in the production under the
supervision of Mitchell Leisen, di-
rector.
The Washington times., 1937-01-09

that folks talk when married
people are separated, even if bust.
ness compels it, but I want every
body to know there is no dissens
sion in the Davis family. I do not
want Harmon to be distressed by
these unauthorized and untrue
rumors about riffs, and know he
doesn't want me to be reading
them and possibly feel they are
something more than invention"
The Washington times., 1937-01-09
Gets Part

HOLLYWOOD, Jan. 9.-Adrian
Morris. who is the brother of
Chester Morris. has been assigned
a character role in B. P. Schulz
berg's Paramount picture. "The
Love Trap" now in production.
The Washington times., 1937-01-09
Star Thinks Olympic Athletes
Should Behave in Training,
Live Up to Their Oath
By JOHNNY WEIssMULLER

HOLLYWOOD Jan. 9-II never forget the old Chicago
River
1 pretty small kid when the doctor said that
Evening star., 1937-05-19
WELFARE BOARD
BILL |NDORSED
Southeast Council Voices
Opposition to Daylight
Time.

A bill sponsored by Senator King,
Democrat Of Utah to amend the act
creating the Board of Public Welfare
and determine its functions was
unanimously Endorsed after lengthy
discussion by the Southeast Council
1T meeting last night.
Approval was given the bill with an
amendment to the effect that the
board members would be residents of
the District five years instead Of three
as proposed. Endorsement was given
this legislation In lieu Of q resolution
submitted by the Lincoln Park Citi-
Iens Association.
The council approved another reso-
luton submitted by the Lincoln Park
group which opposed the diversion Of
funds collected from District motorists
for purposes other than repairs OF
streets, highways and installation Of
trafflc lights. Endorsement WAS also
given a resolution submitted by the
same association that would limit the
number of taxicabs in the District to
2,5O0.
On recommendation of the Anacos-
tia Citizens Association, the council
opposed the action of the House SUBJ
committee on District Appropriations
which eliminated an item of $4,000
from the 1888 District supply bill for
the retention of the Receiving Home.
Opposition to daylight saving time
In the District was expressed by the
council.
The secretary was instructed to
write the Capital Transit Co., ask
ing that they send representative
Of the company to hearings Of the
Senate Subcommittee on the 1893
District supply bill at the time the
new Pennsylvania avenue bridge Is
discussed.
The meeting, held in the eleventh
police precinct. was the last until the
third Tuesday in September.
Evening star., 1937-05-19
CHRISTIAN SCIENTIST
GIVES LECTURE HERE
James G.. Rowell of Kansas City,
NO., Speaks at First Church
Of Christ.

A lecture on Christian Science. "On
Earth Peace. Good Will Toward Men,"
was delivered last evening in First
Church Of Christ, Scientist. by James
G. Rowell, c. S. B., of Kansas City,
Mo. Mr.. RoWell is member of the
Board of Lectureship Of the Mother
Church, the First Church Of Christ,
Scientist, in Boston. He was intro
duced by Bernard c. Duncan, first
reader OF First Church, which spon.
sored this lecture. The lecturer said
In part:
The desire that the will of God
prevail Is a form Of true prayer.
Striving to let that Mind be In US
which was in Christ Jesus is true
Christian prayer. Abiding in Truth
and practicing 1t daily in our lives
will bring to us our heritage of peace.
Jesus sublime humility was voiced,
as explained in our text book cScience
and HEALTH page 33), as Not my will,
but Thine. be done"-that is. Let not
the flesh, but the Spirit, be represented
in me- This remuneration OF all
allegiance to human will led Jesus
to victory over death itself-to the
enjoyment Of that peace which Is life
eternal.
I'VE must pray, watch and work
for peace, but We must do this scien-
tifically We must realize that the
peace Of God Is reality. the presence
OF which can be, indeed must be,
proved by each one Of us. This divine
peace is not concealed from spiritual
sense, for as We watch, work and
pray for spiritual understanding we
are enabled to see more clearly Gods
will done on earth-His omnipotence
and omnipresence proved-Eis peace,
our peace.
Peace is individual. 1t is possible
for each one Of US to be at peace
here and now. Peace seems to the
human mind to depend upon others
what they say or do, how they act.
In truth, our individual peace really
results from divine science, the law
or good will Of God demonstrated in
our individual thinking and acting.
Each one Of US is responsible for his
own peace, for his own manifesto
ton or demonstration Of the will Of
good, of God. We must accept this
responsibility to see and to do Gods
will for ourselves. Christian Science
reveals to each one Of US how to
work out his own salvation his peace"
Evening star., 1937-05-19
VOORHEES, TO SPEAK

Stephen Vorhees, chairman of the
Board Of Design for the 1899 New
York Worlds Fair and president OF
the board Of the American Institute
Of Architects, will address the Ma
tional Capital Display Club at its
regular meeting at 8l5 pm. next
Wednesday at the Mayf1ower Hotel.
Mark Lansburgh, president of the
National Capital Cinema Club, will
show colored motion pictures Of Vir-
ginia gardens.
Evening star., 1937-06-13
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

AROUND So 600 CASH FOR GROOM
house. preferably Nj Pleasant. Address
Box l6l-Z Star Office.
ALL CASH AT once FOR ANY HOUSE
In the city reasonably priced white or
colored. EARLE w. MANSON. Dist. 437J.
49, Eye st. NV. 49,
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US FOR
sale or rent. PROMPT attention STROUP
REALTY CO. T3l South Bldg Dist 03Ss.
90 RMS. PREFER OLD HOUSE WOULD
payment: D, c. only. E A, GARVEv DISt.
45OS: eve. Sun. Geo. $500. Il@6 VI. ave.
WANT TO BUY HOUSES OR INVEST
ment properties. Metropolitan 1856.
CASH FOR ANY HOMES. BRICK OR
frame: anywhere. EDGAR A. PERKINS,
5l3 F st. w. District 597a.
IMMEDIATE CASH. ANY BRICK HOUSES.
white. Up 10 $4,000. E. w. BAILEY, Adams
41s6. Mail. 1435 Meridian NV.
CASH FOR HOUSES, BRICK OR FRAME.
white or colored. any condition. z A.
BARRY. 343a 14th NV. Columbia 6nsG.
Evening star., 1937-06-13
COLORED-SUBURBAN.
SACRIFICE
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

$50 MADISON ST. NW.-SIX ROOMS
two baths built-in garage; refnished. 49,
MANSION IN VIRGINIA AT SEMINARY
Hill. abou. rooms. larse porches. such
land as may be appropriate. Beautifully
situated. well back from the hard road.
q bout 9 miles out by road This Is Suitabla
Cor a distinctive suburban place or for a
high-class dining place. Two Of the rooms
measure about 25X35 feet each and have
laree freplaces. We should like to discuss
this with you with the understanding
that considerable money must be spent n
TecondItioning and modernlzing.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
1Ilo K ST. NV. National 1855.
Evening star., 1937-06-13
GOA UNDERWOOD ST. NV.

Fist showing. 3 attractive, new, de-
tached brick homes; 6 large rooms,
baths, fireplace. chestnut trim turred
walls; large insulated attic; modern kItch-
en-: oil heat; large lot garage concrete
front porch slate roof: copper cutters;
weather stripped. screened. These homes
truly set high standard OF workmanship
with newest equipment and features. Con-
slider small house IN trade.
VIM. r. THOROWGOOD,
Evening star., 1937-06-13
EXCHANGE
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

TAKoMA PARK Is SYCAMORE AVE
2-famly apt: large lot; shade and fruit;
! SO. > State highways. Shep. 3O7s,
WANT FEW ACRES CLEAR, SOME CASH
for modern brick house at Silver Sprins.
Phone Shepherd 3392-W
3. 900 SO. FIT, xENIA ST. Sc CON
gress Heights. cents #. E. H. HARRIS.
905 Butternut ST
NICE FARM OF I54 A: IL MILES FROM
Readine, Pa; al GOOD land large banked
barn. 4OXsh broom residence: excellent
water; price with all crops. $40 600;
Want 5sSidenGe pgopsr;y in gsimore or
WHITMAN R. E. < ms CO. INC.
535 Court 81, READING Pa.
BEAUTIFUL
CAPE COD HOME
Brand-neW, six big rooms. in addition
to breakfast room recreation room and
two EXQUISITE tile, baths; hot-watsr heal.
large govt, park.
Terms arranged or Will exchange for
vacant ground or small farm near D. c..
as first payment: See premises. 429t
Alabama ave. sc. This is an electric kItCh-
en- health home Open for inspection /
to s pm Phone Greenwood ',232.
CHOICE INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
Three 4-famlly apt. buildings, zoned
first commercial; no upkeep. excellent loca-
tion. Total rental. S6 OOO annually.
3 STORES. 8 APTS.
Upper Georgia ave business property.
fully rented at ST 500 annually
COMMERCIAL CORNER LOT 7%'X12o'
Price. 81 $50. zoncd for busines or saso-
line station Located at intersection Of
KePiWor'h r,5s and Bass Inr niid syrS
division acrease: See Mr.. Tovbcs
l4O4 K ST. NV CAFRITZ DIST qOso
Evening star., 1937-06-13
WOODBRIDGE HOMES.

o63O Myrtle ave. e-Attractive de-
tached 4-bed-room home. in new-house
condition; rooms and bath; h.-w.h.; large
front porch; lot 4.Xla6; large shade
trees; paved streets; ] block from r. ].
ave; price, S1,a5oi reasonable terms. To
ave. e, rizht on South Dakota ave. /
block to Myrtle ave. Open until q pm.
1900 Walnut st. n.e.-Attractive cor
ner bungalow. In good condition, : rooms,
bath, front porch, garage; paved street.
Price. S6.5O0; $500 cash. S41 so month.
os2a 9th st n.e-Modern bungalow
In ncw-house condition: rooms. bath
fireplace h-wh.. large lot. Price. S6.45 SO.
zoos Carlton ave. .e.-Attractive de.
large rms. tile bath, shower. attractive
living rm. with open fireplace, modern
kitchen. beautiful electric fixtures and
paper; oil heat; garage; paved street This
home can be bought on very reaS. terms.
To inspect. out R. l. ave. 10 S. Oak. ave.
ne. right " blocks to Carlton ave.
3o1o 10th st. n.e.-First time offered.
Attractive detached home 6 large rms.
bath; h.-v.h.; attic; lot 5oxl?0 Beautiful
shrubbery. trees. Price. s. 500,
North Woodridge-Price reduced; beau
homes; 6 large rms. with tile bath and
shower Attractive living room with open
fireplace: modern elec. kitchen. Oil burner
with yeararound hook-up. Weather
stripped, insulated; attic; concrete side
porch. Large. level lots; garage. Consider
small house in trade
To inspect-Out r. I. ave. to 18th St
ne. left on 18th to D. C. line, then l
block to lockwood ave.
V3MES WM' 5. oPHH PHoRU4eoobl' 90 9 on'
r Ava
Evening star., 1937-06-13
HOUSES FOR SALE,

WANT TO STEAL A HOME?
Well. II you do, drive today or any day
or evening this week to
1921 OWEN PLACE NE.
TRINIDAD SECTION. or give US rims
and well come and get you We've had
this house long enough now, and we are
going to move IT this week. It's vacant
and OPEN FOR INSPECTION ALL THE
TIME UNTIL SOLD. 4 r. and beautiful
tile bath. with built-in tub and shower:
two large inclosed rear porchss really
make 1t an S-room house; h.-w.h.; built-in
garage: oak floors; front and rear yards;
Colonial front porch with cement hocr;
entire house in beautiful new-house con-
dition, arranged in . apartments. with
two completely equipped kitchens. each
with pantries, new sinks and stoves: live
on hrst floor and rent second-n apart
ment for enough money to carry the whole
property.
COLD FACTS
There was 4 nrst trust OF $4,000 90 on
the property-5G interest. WHAT'LL
YOU OFFER APOVE? We gotta sell this
house at once or rent it. so look it over
quickly II you want bargain Just re-
member Wen always sell OF swap for
what you have, or II you have better
bargain than we can offer you, then wen
buy and 1T won't take us but few sec
onds to decide. either.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY co.
925 N Y. Ave. NV. National 9701.
Sundays and Evenings, Atlantic 1898.
Evening star., 1937-06-13
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

FoUR-sToRY BUSINESS PROPERTY
vicinity Sth and Col. I'd. NV store
apts Modern BLDG oil hea'. Will sell
or will exchange equity above lst trust for
Tma and DIXIE REALfT Hyf
CO. Nat, $3.50. EvenlngS. Cleve. 300
EXCHANGE.
On account OF Illness of owner. We have
for exchange an attractive 6-Toom hrrk
bungalow in Silver Spring. lot - 'xl 0G
Will consider a Groom row brick In GOOD
northwest location. Sauls Addition pre-
ferred.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO
1905 H ST NV National "34S.
Evening star., 1937-06-13

$3.50; DETACHED. N W: MD SUBURBS
q rms. bath. h.-w.h garage; large,
end See it now. Cali Mr.. HATLEY
Wise 4543
Evening star., 1937-06-13
NEW BRICK HOME.

Sample T2S Dahlia st. n.u,-Consider
small house in trade. Attractive 7-room
and > bath detached brick home large
living room, real open fireplace. modern
kitchen, furred walls. attic, slate roof.
side porch aas heat; bu!lt-in garage;
weather-stripped. screened. copper cutters.
Open until q pm. To inspect out Geor-
eia ave to Dahlia ST. NV. right block
TO homes
VIM. R. THoROWGooD.
ono4 z Ave E Decatur N3lT.
Evening star., 1937-06-13
HOUSES FOR SALE.

COLORED-BARGAIN
Six-room and bath brick. h.-w h., cleo;
lot 1OOxl35. Located in Fairmont
Heights and is one OF best buys on market
today; only SO 500; $3.50 cash. or reduce
ton Tor all cash. VIII consider trade on
ER. Nall laao
Evening star., 1937-06-13
CHEVY CHASE M
Sl3, 3,750-WOODLEY PARK,

Located in most desirable neiehbor
hood almost at the edge of cool Rock
Greek Park. An imposing center-haN CO.
lonlal brick that radiates genuine home
ike atmosphere. Attractive living room
and nreDlace. dining room. breakfast ROOM
foomy Kitchen; , bed rooms. bath and a
half and den on second second floor; .
more rooms and storage space on third
moor maid S room and bath in basement
automatic heat and refrigeration; built-in
garage. An exceptionally low price for
this class of property
THOMAS j.: FISHER &, COMPANY. Inc.
13S 18th ST. N w njst 6GpO
Evening star., 1937-06-13
$4,000 CASH,

300 MoN H. .
Will buy 26@7 S. Dakota ave. ne;
rooms, oil heat, large lot, detached ga
rage; reconditioned, open daily.
LOUIS H. HALL. Realtcr,
1904 oath St NE. Potomac 60"l.
Evening star., 1937-06-13
HOUSES FOR SALE.

uVV9e9 SON SAkS.
NEAR FORT STEVENS AND
ROCK CREEK PARK. SEM1-DET BRICK
TERMS, MAY TRADE.
Offered $1,000 less than original price
6205 18th ST. NV.
Newly renovated and decorated: & rms,
u baths. tile shower, large covered porch.
built-in garage: open till 8 pm.
ROGER MOSS,
927 18th St. Dist. 1921. Eve. Geo. S4S3
WOODBRIDGE BUNGALOWS.
1905 22nd st. n.e.--1st showing OF this
new white brick BUNGALOW with green shut
ters on large double lot; 5 rms, noored
attic. full basement. fireplace. colored tile
bath. shower: h.-w.h.: easy terms or r.
H. A. financing.
3O49 Clinton ave. n.e.-Last Of a group
OF modern bungalows. completely equipped
with oil heat. RaraRe: only $500 down.
Drive cut Rhode Island ave ne. to Cen
tral ave. turn right blocks to Clinton.
' ~ WooDR1DGE REALTY CO.,
1877 R. I. Ave. NE North 1908.
1929 LongfelloW st. NV.
This beautiful detached home has to be
sold to close estate: nne location; y
rooms; modern garage; wide lot shrub
berry: good condition; price, $l1 500. Open
Sunday from > to 5 pm,
R. S. DONALDSON,
2Oo Southern Bldg Met 7362.'
Evening star., 1937-06-13
--=
& 0Sn N VIZ

S5.o50-NW W.
Semi brick home in new house
condition. on Sheridan near eth Elec
refT awnings. screens. garage First time
ofered for sale. Columbia 7e14.
Evening star., 1937-06-13
HOUSES FOR SALE.

Nofth bhOU. Potomac 4401.
81 RMS. e. 4 BATHS.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
Unusual stone residence, 4 stories: oil
burner. running water In most OF bed
rooms. Opportunity fox big income as
roomine house. real buy at SlT.5OO
Act quickly.
SEE Our RooM1NG HOUSE LIST.
10 RMS, $3.50.
IN POPULAR COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
3-story brick. in good white section: 10
rms. tile. bath, full basement. INV h ..
garage. Ideal home and rooming house A
bargain and good terms
ANTON KORBER.
1928 K st. NV Natl 67Sa
Evening star., 1937-06-13

$6,950-$650 CASH.
6-rm brick home; payments like rent.
COFFMAN REALTY Co.
s4o3 Georgia Ave. Sill. Spr. SH 4l:3.
IT'S GOING TO BE SOLD.
Owner says move It this week without
fail LOCATION PERFECT and it's
SWELL HOME.
l4l4 SHEPHERD ST. NV.
1t has Just been put in EEW-HOUSE
CONDITION from top to bottom. large
rooms, . large inclosed rear porches:
h.-w.h.. ami. finished attic. extra bed
room in basement modern bath and extra
basement toilet. large front and rear yards.
gear brick garage
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
All the time until sold. There is a $500
frst trust Look It over and make us an
offer. Don't delay. good ones Ike this
don't last long when we get EN-. Remem-
her. can make terms suit you.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY co.
4a5 N. Y. Ave. NV National a1a1.
SUNDAYS and Evenings. Atlantic 6333.
Evening star., 1937-06-13
HOMES RUIIT
YOIJR OPPORTIINITV

on your order At greatly reduced prices
Reliable builder. Small down payment Mr.
CHRISTMAS. National $3.50 and Walnut
S41R.I
Evening star., 1937-06-13
FEDERAL-A AMERICAN co.
l4oQ Eve St NV NatInnal sn3N

NEW bON1ALOWO.
$5,450 TO $500.
JUST OFF GEORGETOWN ROAD.
TGsmS g T a9a RoBshfsoNy Ba1H SsSy sndtttsr fsS terms
1901 GEORGETOWN Rd. Wise. 1444.
BEFORE YOU BUY
BE SURE YOU INSPECT
48O8 ELL1COTT ST. NV.
:. Really one %, OF the nneSt all-brick de-
n this fine home which faces, beautiful
two attractive. tiled baths with showers
and every modern appliance necessary in
a. complete On, home 70 detachsd garage Is
Sio.'oo, on 4. ve! s, essg aARp1NRR. 51fMT
1910 K ST. NV. NATIONAL o334.
NEW AND UNIQUE.
AT ROW HOUSE PRICE.
rooms: 9, complete baths.
This home IS sfasn compfete ffstafn In every detail
furred walls. caulked, metal weather,
stripped: screened. automatic heat and
One of Wsshingtons high
tation. schools. stores. churches. etc. New
OPEN ! SSK SikISSf5SS iSSfESSfpE 81 FS SW PM.
Gust above Madison st, between First st.
and North Capitol street,.
VI Ed%aEd " I, Hyde ;,1s Buildsr Gsr;
1924 14th ST. NV. Dist. 3347.
hET Fow p5FAsHER 5Fss For fRISK fksPscTFSs' HONE.
1,.s room; Geo%plete in every detail. inspee-
'' sas w2eIs 22ehE1H9EsE ! gSsEs st TEsd': NV.
1924 14th St. NV. Dist. saA7.
Evening star., 1937-06-13

OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
PAL LonRfellow st. nw.-6 rms, .
incl. porches; could be used for . families
NeU-house condition Can be bought for
4 small cash payment, balance $50 per
mo. until paid. No re-hnancine charges.
COURT REALTY CO.,
5627 Ga. Ave. NV Geo 34l4
Evening star., 1937-06-13
HOUSES FOR SALE.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK-NEW.
detached, six rooms, 2 baths, breakfast
room. Air conditioned, Garase. Best con-
struction; Direct from owner-builder.
Georgia 1883.
1905 r ST NV. BURLErrH
GEORGIA AVE. NEAR CRTTTENDEN ST.
Twenty IT. row brick. 8 rooms and
bath; modern: nice front and back yards;
wonderful future possibilities. DISTRICT
REALTY CO., 1918 9th st. NV. National
1861 ewes. Cleveland 5323
Evening star., 1937-06-13
HOUSES FOR SALE.
jCOntinucd.)

NEW, BEAUTIFUL HOMES, OPP. PARK
and back Of the Monastery. laos, l412,
l4l6 OTIS ST NE. Complete in every
detail : large rooms, 21a bath rooms,
double built-in sarase; weather stripped.
insulated. Open daily to pm; Sunday.
10 am to 9. pm. Must be seen to be
appreciated. Reasonably priced. Salesman
nt, aiSnc
Evening star., 1937-06-13

1925 Norton .pl n.w-semi- detached
brick, 4 bed rooms. tile bath, living room.
dining room, inclosed sun porch. fully
equipped kitchen, pantry. built-in GaraEe;
oil heat. Near schools. shops. churches;
bus at corner.
THE FEDERAL-AA1ERICAN COMPANY.
1922 Eye St. NV. National S032.
Evening star., 1937-06-13
$3.50
" TNEI ND pADE


.. Situated at one of the highest points
IN the city and within short walking dis
tsnce OF schools and the National Cathe-
drsl Detached brick center-hall plan,
large living room with fireplace. side porch
adjoining. large dining room. buffers pam
try and kitchen; End floor, 3 bed rooms
bath; automatic heat: maids room and
bath: sarage. The price represents a re-
oucton o. '3l9 Der cent of original cost
THOMAS FISHER & COMPANY, Inc,