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BUSINESS PROPERTY roR RENT.

BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.
BAsEMENT FOR RENTS LARGE RMS.
suitable for business downtown. Met.
7624. 1114 18th st. NV
SPACIOUS, NEWLY. Y.REMoDELED SEC
poses Adams ssss. " 'e ' ~
NE1GHBoRHoOD STORE AND LIVING
room. $40 monthly: 41s Mt. Vernon ave-
nue.. Alexandria, Va.
NEW. NEW MODERN TIREPRoor oNE-sToRY
blds on,e. approx, r.s,,n so1sH' % with open noor
Ing on 3U alley near Thomas Circle.
,79z x rs WELDON CO. ,o,,
COMMERCIAL, NV.
erect building 4sxll0, one story or more
to responsible tenant Opportunity to
secure building to suit YOUR own require
ROBT. L. McKEEVER CO., INC,
shoreham BLDG. Natl. 4750.
STORES FOR SALE.
CORNER GROCERY STORE. sIx-RooM
apt ami property and business for
."nd st. n.w-store. apt fshoe repair;
LLOYD r. TURNER. 500 Eth 7th St. t. s.W. {.
'AvEsTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
R.nt. Re NET T ooe REr1SED NV s
oHARE EsfxrEs SIX r1Es1$ss g. ne!ms ns. North 49,
BARGAIN. eas-s3s MORTON pL NE,
4"s asth ' St pam NV e'S West sS"@" Sos OWNER
HOTEL AT NORTH BEACH MD: WILL
shnw si, Il, excellent aal return excellent location:
Box l3d-H. Star Office.
CORNER STORE NEAR NAVY YARD
Leased Tor 100 per month; 3-year lease.
pptIoh q Mi !, sY ndd @ yrs; property clear THos.
y: WALSH. INC. SO llth st. NV. Dist.
s-car dbl. br; garage; wide alley; oil heat:
fire escape. full basement good condition:
rents. >a3os. Inquire OWNER. evenings
NEW FOUR FAMILY FLATS. JUST CON-
pIeted; iully rented and VIII show splen.,
G.i5. = ."''''"'e'''' D. H. 'Ho'hN' National
TWO WELL-LOCATED AND WELL-RENT-
ca small stores. one ut S4.500-the
osher ostnrr al n,oo priced to show excelen,
APARTMENT HOUSE. NOW FULL. CON-
-
CURED; very best location. Conn ave. near
The Broadmoor. Owner too old to handle
Address Box ?lO-E. Star once.
ON FLORIDA AVE NV. NEAR w-sEC-
ono commercial 5-room brick dwelling
electricity. Arcola heat Rent S32 so
month. Price. $3.50 c. W SIMPSON
CO. lo24 Vermont ave. NV. Met 500.
SPECIAL! BARGAIN. So 1850; $500 CASH.
pal S43 per mo. Eight rooms h. h. cleo.
garage; neV-house condition; facing Gov
ernment park. Act today. Met 1856
TWO OUTSTANDING SACRIFICE SALES
OF brlck investment properties with mod
ern Improvements: Ne. lst commercial
rented $40 month. 81 $50. white tenants
excellent location. NV rented $3.50
month So 80; colored tenants good
neighborhood. Apply 3l6 Union Trust
bldg.. 9:l5 TO 1890 am. 20
SEVERAL NEW BUILDINGS EACH CON-
tanning four separate apartments with
separate automatic heating systems: ten
ants furnish heat. gas and electricity:
priced from $4,000 to S15 900: rents
from - $50 to S2.O1s yearly. For other
particulars see Mr.. Walter
B. F. SAUL CO.
925 18th St. NV Natl, oloO
ON l4th ST. NV. NEAR U sT.-LARGE
store and 5-rm. apt; all modern and
rented for Sl45 per month; price Sl3 $50.
Call Mr.. Raine, Randolph 344l.
WAPLE 4 JAMES INC
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FARMS WANTED.

FARM. CONVENIENT TO UNIVERSITY
Of Maryland. Country home place con-
venient to Baltimore Pike Good farms
and country homes anywhere. Have cash
buyers. r. D. LILLE CO.. 264 Carroll
st. Takoma Park. Georgia 1900.
WANTED-LARGE FARM ON LOWER PO-
Address Box 275-H. Star once
HAVE BUYERS FOR FARMS SOUTHERN
MARYLAND or MONTGOMERY County. w. G..
WILLIAMS, Metropolitan Bank Building.
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ANNANDAI.E VA

a-room bungalow. bath all improve
mentS; lot 5OxloO; $500 cash, S3S month.
PR1BULA. $500 Baker ST.. Mt Rain
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OFFICES FOR RENT

OFFICE, Mr. / 5th AND K sTS Nv
st moor, priv, cool rent reas Natl.
1900 or Atlantic 21l2-J.
COOL. LIGHT OFFICES. CONVENIENT TO
court houses; reasonable rent See janitor.
402 9Th st. NV. West 1851
WILL SHARE ONE-HALF OF GROOM OF
nee suite, completely furnished in wash
lneton's newest air-condtioned building.
with use OF telephone and secretarial serV.
Ice. Phone National SPAS
SUITE OF OFFICES SUITABLE FOR
physician lst floor OF beautiful residence
1860 Rhode Island
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

ACKEASSE FOX SAIE.
OLD VIRGINIA HOMESTEAD.
Ideal for subdivision; gas, elec.. water.
sewer Less than S4OO per acre.
RALPH GRAIN. 43aa Lee Hwy. Wal. $3.50.
IS ACRES FOR 81. 800
For $4,000 with one-half cash win
sacrifice Sd. 600 worth of property: 23
acres clear. 3-acre oak grove: all fertile
land: an ideal spot for one or a dozen
homes with A-mile road frontage. elec.
and phone lines; near schools churches
and stores; in Prince Georges County. .25
min. from downtown Washington. Ad-
dress Box 17O-D. Star once.
10 ACRES
Beautiful forest well. garage. foundation
for house. $4,000: terms ERWIN REALTY
CO. call Hyattsville 1855
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EVANSVILLE HILLS.

FTSt Sh0WlhE, All bFlcK.
Rheems Ave. and Mckinley
Six rooms. Laree corner lot High
elevation. Brick garage. Large shade
trees. Convenient transportation. Beau
tiful homes.
BOTTS e. MYERS
Telephone Greenwood 1855
1905 Perry. Mt. Rainier
Lovely Little Country Place, u
Acres, Modern Home, Only 50, 900.
really handsome little home bed
rms, bath. big liv. rm.. kitch. having sink
and elec. range. concrete basement sta
tionary tubs. furnace heat hot-water
heater trees. shrubbery and beautiful
landscared lawn: "a acres level land
near bus. cars; unusual bargain modest
cash, easy terms. HANSEL. Phone Clar.
400 or Falls Church 43O-J-l
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

~~'NeSS NSS VON SAkSs
3-STORY BRICK BUILDING. LARGE
store. 4 rooms. bath. h-wh. cleo. very
wide, front; good location on 1th st. NV
north OF N. Y. ave. and south of St. A
real buy at Sls.50O. and terms See or
call Mr.. Pendleton.
R. A. HUMPHREYS.
a0S N. Caritol st. Realtor. National 613o
RESTAURANT AND NIGHT CLUB FOR
Sale-Good established business: average
S3OO week; owner leaving city; cash only
Call Sterling $40
WHY NOT LOCATE YOUR HOME AND
business In the same building: six-room
prick. ami, first com. zone u block from
sth and H sts ne. where stores alone
are renting Tor $50 to $3.50 monthly;
suitable for beauty parlor. barber shop
shoe repairer. tailor. uphoIsterer. etc:
plenty OF business there; price, Sc. 500:
worth $4,000. Call OWNER. Atlantic
INDUSTRIAL LAND. AN ENTIRE BLOCK
on railroad and within miles OF the
Wh1te House. at 12 cents per square foot:
tne zonine permits practically any sort
OF development. business. apartments
row houses; all public Improvements
1890 LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
1119 K st. NV. Natl. 1865.
NEAR CONN. AVE AND K ST. NV
Modern building; rental $1,000. Owner
Will sacrifice for 100000. Call Mr. Asouith
ROBT. L. McKEEVER CO., INC,
shoreham Bldg Natl 475O.
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ON U. S. so.
In Piedmont Virginia.

100 acres beautiful rolling land with
splendid mountain view 35 minutes from
washington; so acres clear balance tim
Der good we'll. never failing stream:
h-room house: bath. electricity water and
sewerage system. No prettier and few more
worth $4,000. Aged out of State owner
ohers at s. 300: 81 200 cash desired
less considered. This property has our un-
oualihed recommendation. Act now If
you want it. MARTIN T WEBB g. SON
Annandale Va. Phone Alex S.k-M-9
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CHEVY CHASE ARCADE,
o520 Conn, Ave. Once Room S25.
ATLAS BUILDING
"tn ana SIS. N.W-Ofices $50 up
LINKINS CO
80 De Sales ST. NV. District 35oo
OFFICE, SECOND FLOOR. 500 so FT.
lu22 ! eth St, near X st. NV Rent only
Sa5 90 Call Mr.. Asauith
ROBT. L. MckEEVER CO., INC,
shoreham Bids National 1880
AT THOMAS CIRCLE
1888 Mass. ave-Two large, corner
rooms for professional use
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
loo3 n st. NV. National 2345.
Ills 18th ST. NV.
Second floor. front: ooxRO with
vault, large plate-glass display win
dow; SlOu Smaller Offices available
SHANNON d LUCHS CO.
1905 H st. NV National o345
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SANDY SPRING SECTION

'OVERLOOK'-Mo homes. rms,
bath pantry. full cellar. laundry. screened
metal weather stripping. etc: "a4 a. shade
trees, lovely lawn. fruits etc: veg. gar
den. chicken house. yard. 2-car garage
Colesville pike. route 30: 10 mi. from
SILVER Spring traffic light; title clear. H. H.
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Country Club Hills Va

Ideally situated on high ground with
wonderful view; near the new club house
rooms. :. baths oil heat: Colonial home
complete in every detail; built and
equipped with the best of materials and
equipment. To reach: over Key Bridge
right out Lee Highway TO Glebe rd Ifrst
trafhc light. right on Glebe 10 first
street past club; turn u right on 3.nd
81. 10 Albemarie and left to house
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
Walnut rva Gun yvoI,,,. "a, n
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FARMS FOR RENT.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY (MD)-DAIRY
farm. 1e5 acres. part clear part
woodland; Old GEORGETOWN I'd. and
Grosvenor lane. northeast corner.
between Bethesda and Rockville:
old house. dairy barn. sllo milk
house pump house etc: S:}5 mo-
SHANNON d. LUCHS CO.
l 800 H St. NV National 2345
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16-UNIT APARTMENT

~ AAAs AvAcA% l..
This is really wonderful investment op-
portuhlty The building occupies a corner
IN a desirable northwest section and is lust
year and half old II is priced for
SAFE at slightly over fve times the rent
Get complete statement from
3lS TOWER BLDG MET 1--e
EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS. SHEP 3143
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GOd6RLD-lO-RL. HOUSE COCO NV
tsent. AAdTess Box 2pe-H, Star ofncs.
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| EXCELLENT NORTHWEST SITES pRIcED
| low GEO DIE ErI,Il NJ, A III - fitlNhO
BATTERY FARK. MD

Gbx 81.
shade trees, beautiful bldg site De- Pay
ave nr wilson lane. Call Mr.. Moore
eve phone. Cleveland "625
ADELBERT w LEE
-lI43 H 81 wv DiSfrlcr 4SoO
RoW-HOUSE AND FOUR R-FAMILY-FI,s-
IotS. good Northwest section For partIru
lars see Mr.. Walter
B F SAUL CO,
I'D 2th 81, NV. Natl "lon
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SOUTHERN MARYLAND. T1DEWATER


13 miles Washington ~. miles road
stream Groom dwelling. fine trees :,
orchards. tenant house ana barns; ST. 900.
Potomac River ss-mile frontage sand
beach. State road: 2S2 acres. 100 arabic;
new log house. bath. artesian well; tenant
house. barns; $4,000
Ware River Va; 233 acres. 100 arabic;
~ acres private oyster bed; small house,
| orchard; $4,000
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

SEVENROOM S235OO RYE, N. Y,
house; near beach, $4,000 mortgage; for
WASHINGTON house or Maryland farm. Ad-
dress Box l1-H Star Office
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l4l5 n. GREENBR1ER ST

T4Io n. GREENBR1ER ST.
Arlington, Va. Just Of WASHINGTON Blvd
new brick BUNGALOW in a distinctive
home community only Is minutes TO
downtown Washington. Stores. schoo's S
churches. walking distance; > large rooms
Every modern convenience including oil
unit. beautiful plot OF ground with
trees .oXllO. Two minutes walk to bus
AS perfect in construction as it is superb
IN location. Easily financed. Price s. 4 80
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1904 NEW BRICK BUNGALOW AS
modern as tomorrow Delightful
rooms and large: real 1897
home in design, layout and equip
ment. truly the last word in Iva
ability and comfort IT, as it
should be neishborhood is first
in your list of essentials then
visit l117 N. Utah St. Arlington.
Va. You will find a real home
surrounded by great trees beau
tiful grounds convenient to
schools, stores and transporta-
Evening star., 1937-07-18

7IIt I*In 81: N. ARLTNti TON. VA,
WAVERLY HILLS. PRICE Sao5O.
A NEW GROOM BRICK.
You will be Immediately impressed with
the comfort and SERIOUSNESS of this
dehghtful home. Every room is extra
large. there is breakfas' room. recrea- :
tion room. insulation. screened weather.
stripped. automatic heat. garage and land
scaped. Plot 50xl46.6. Priced at $50,
Easily financed
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STORES FOR RENT.

STORES FOR RENT.
1919 14th NV, CORNER STORE WITH
apt. or separate; suitable groceries. deli
catessen, beer, ice cream. Col. 5652.
4SO ST. -s.W.-LARGE STORE, sos.
l.. v. THACKER
2726 18th ST. NE
lss3 s; W WISCONSIN, AvE.-sToRE SUIT
chandise sales room Only se5 mo. no '
BEST LOCATION IN WASHINGTON
Equipped with soda fountain show cases,
wan cases. MAGAZINE racks. ETC.; ideal for
ness. Rent, $3.50 month complete, or will
sell fixtures and adjust rent. r. G. DUNNE.
6O4 II St. ne. Lincoln 1888.
1928 PENNSYLVANIA AVE N.W.-ExCEL-
lent location. next to corner: reasonable
rental. INQUIRE 1882 Penn. ave. NV.
371o 34th ST. MT. RAINIER. MD.-NEW
for any business. Rent. 500 per mo
300 MT. PLEASANT ST-CORNER
store. desirable any kind business Gail
306S Mt. Pleasant st.
sl5 4th s.w.-LARGE STORE 8 R. AND
Fl TuRtEs sissr 500 tsr.ss ass St s.1o' LIoYp r.
9O1 N. AVE N:W.-FIRsT-nooR
corner store; reasonable rent. District
Mr.: GEORGE WASHINGTON UNIVERSITY
Basement store, suitable for tea room,
delicatessen or ofice purposes. Rent to
CHA6. l.. NORRIS
2l3b Pa. Ave. NV.
1928 GEORGIA AVE N.W-sToRE. COX
rs. near Sheridan Theater: cellar. heat
furnished: rent. S135. Ask for Mr. Thomp-
ROBT. L. McKEEvER CO., INC,
ohoreham BLDG. National 1850.
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LOTS WANTED
COUNTRY PROPERTY rop sAIr

REAL GENTLEMAN S ESTATE-BEAUTI l.
iul spacious rooms. magnificent oaks al
ooeSirapie features: acreage; near; cheap,
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY WANTED,

WANTED TO RENT UNFURN.-3-RM
nat or bungalow in suburban Washington
by Sept. L. Write E. T. VINCENT 322s
Ash ST.. Mt. Rainier, Md 49,
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VIRGINIA BUNGALOW.

/ EsN""e-in. beautiful. large double lot ;
/ tres Sh"uboery: oil heat: floored attic; de-
tacNe "ara"e. 5000 down. balance easy;
/ near bus line
/ HUGH r. PHILLIPS CO..
Atlantic 3l60.
! ENeS.. Sat. Sun Walnut rl63-W
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
EXETER RD..

EXETER RD.,
I Block on Georgetown Rd.
Five-room brick bungalow, insulated
weather striped. gas heat garage: same
as new condition. at used price of $3.50
dsn1s.tot, dsr1s lot For inspection stop at 1901
Office OFFICE oF ST S. T. ROBERTSON,
1901 GEORGETOWN Rd.. Bethesda. Md.
ROSEDALE PARK,
Near Wisconsin Ave.
$1,000 Cash. $50 Per Month
garage, This Is one of the best buys in the
Bethesda section. and the terms cannot be
beat
S. T. ROBERTSON.
160l GEORGETOWN Rd. Bethesda. Md
OWNER SAYS SELL!
3 BED ROOMS, 3 BATHS.
Colonial-type brick home located at
400 Lee Boulevard Falls Church Va
finished attic. oil heat, built-in garage
beautiful pea front yard; can be bought under
w. S. HOGE, Jr.,
Walnut 794o Ewes and Sun. Walnut al5s
NEW COLONIAL BRICK
First floor; frame. End floor. rooms all
bright and cheerful: living room has real
fireplace. bed rooms paneled large tile
bath built-in tub with shower beautiful
big side porch, built-in garage. hot-water
neat a house YOU will be proud to own:
corner lot; $500 cash S4s.5O monthly in
cludes interest Near schools, bus. cars.
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COLLEGE PARK

COLLEGE PARK
Two-story home. large rms oil heat
open fireplace; large lot: near University Of
unusually low at $3.50; terms DUNN a.
co. 3333 R. l. ave. Mt. Rainier. Md
HyattSville $40.
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PETWORTH STEALl

81 32oO-COLCRED- BRICK NEAR
Navy Yard. Small payments. Clevela nd
1lHS SUNDAY Monday night only
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COLORED-MUSr SEE TO APPRECIATE
4o3 Hobart pl NV. faces beautiful lake;
nice and cool, + rooms. attic. gar. paruuet
floors: good condition; $3.50 or best
offer: terms OWNER. Columbia 4lO6-W
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$4,000.

- " 'O' - y y ~ q
WaIhut .94o Eve. Sun. Walnut 81 IS
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COLORFD-NEAR 18th AND SITS
rooms hot-Water heat. cleo, garage:
$3.50, Decatur 594S,
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NORTH BEACH. EIoHTH 81. BNTWEEY
Erie AND rrederiek-ViI sacrifice sn
lot. gu for $500 Lincoln 1854.
Continued on Next Ps9e3
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OWNER WILL SACRIFICE ONE-YEAR
old 6-room brick Colonial house: large
corner lot; conv. schools and busses; Is
minutes to WASHINGTON; only S6,95O. Call
Alexandria 254l-R
Evening star., 1937-02-28

days." he suggested. Listeners at
every keyhole."
LOUIS" replied. you are very
much nearer the mark than you i'm
agine! have today been asked by a
masseur to allow his sister to wait for
him in my sitting room, and the little
cat opened one of my letters and
sealed it up again with a false stampr'
This is serious business of which
you speak," Louis said gravely.
mot 80 serious as it might have
been," I told him. The opened letter
was from Ml7B and contained the
information that within three days
there should arrive a record of changes
in the cipher code between ourselves
and IT Quai d'Orsay."
What are you going to do about
it?" he inquired.
Inform the Chief, of course. After
wards l shall toy with the matter"
CConfisvsd on pogs ~
Evening star., 1937-02-28
THIS WEEK
THIS WEEK
Bvng|ers at the Came
Continued from pose nine

He recommended. Once he paused
and held his head on one side as
though to listen. We heard the clatter
of china in the next room. He nodded
his satisfaction. "My little Greta.
She has her breakfast. That is good"
Does she do anything?" l asked.
ANY professional work? Acting or"
He looked shocked. mo. She is Of
noble family, you understand, Cap
tain Tyson. She could not work."
''She is extraordinarily good look
ing." observed.
''All our family" he confided
gravely. "are the same. Good looks.
however" he added with sigh. "are
not always blessing"
In your sisters case. so far as you
are concerned" observed, II should
think they are great responsibility"
He made no immediate reply. When
he had finished with me, however, he
pocketed the guinea I had left by my
bedside with a low bow. when I
have saved enough money" he said,
Il shall send my sister back to her own
country and arrange for her marriage.
Until then l keep her so far as possible
by my side. 1t is for that reason that
thank you for your hospitality"
Bring her again" invited.
! glanced at the paper after they
had gone and as soon as the valet ap-
peared took my bath. shaved and
made my toilet. When I reached the
sitting room, l smiled at the state of
the young lady's breakfast tray. Both
rolls had disappeared. also every scrap
Of the butter and the coffee pot was
empty. rang the bell for my own
breakfast and turned to my letters.
Half way down the pile came upon
an oblong envelope on the back of
which was the very familiar O.H.M.S.
seal. l was about to open the envelope,
in fact l had already inserted the point
of my knife, when stopped short. l
carried the envelope to the window,
and stared at the seal. felt it with
my little finger. 1t was unusually soft
and there was suspicion of warmth.
examined the letter next in the pile
beneath. There was tiny spot of red
wax not bigger than the head of pin
which had dropped on to the envelope.
There was no doubt of it. My pri-
vate communication from Ml7B, as a
member of the Scotland Yards force,
had been opened and sealed up again!
paid visit to my friend Louis
that morning, Louis, the patron saint
of the Grill Room and my confederate
in many adventures, and like myself
an agent of Scotland Yard. Notwith-
standing my admiration for Julie, his
charming daughter, chose moment
when knew she was absent in the
park with her dogs and said nothing
of my mission until our morning cock
tail was cleaning in our glasses and
the waiter had disappeared. Even then
examined the three doorways which
led out of the room - the one into the
lounge, the one into Louis bedroom
and the one into jules quarters. He
watched me amused but perplexed.
I'VE are perhaps back in the old
Evening star., 1937-02-28
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pimples, eczema and red hlotches from exter-
nal causes. and you're crazy with itching tor
ture. here s quick. sure relief Get $50 box of
Pet0SsoWs Ointment at your druggist and
rub on this healing balm. Feel the relief Itch
ing stops promptly Smarting disappears.
Your skin will positively look better. feel bet
ter And don't forget Peterson g Ointment is
wonderful to help heal itching feet and cracks
between toes. Try it. SAMPLE FREE
Write Peterson Ointment Co.. Dept. EI1-66.
Buffalo, n. Y.
Evening star., 1937-02-28
Doesn't
want to
marry
her Boss

1FE is SO fine, SO full Of
II interest, that this girl
wouldn't change places
with anyone! The world is
such a marvellous place for
really healthy, vital peo-
pie, that they have no wor.
ries, no fear of the future.
Do you want to be at top
f6rm-always! All YOU
need to do is to eliminate
the internal poisons from
your system by the easy Nujol
treatment. Nujol is not a
medicine and it contains no
weakening drugs. Your doc
tor will tell you that Nujol
is not habit-forming, and not
violent like certain pills, and
salts and other laxatives. 1t is
a aclear, tasteless liquid which
can be taken safely by the
smallest child or the most
delicate aged person.
The use Of Nujol is the
healthiest habit in the world.
Nujol is harmless to the sys-
tenn as pure water-a standby
The Washington times., 1937-05-28
SKEET SHOOT HERE ATTRACTS
Shute Predicts
He Will Play
InP.G.A. Finals

PITTSBURGH. May %. - "A
Densmore Shute-Jug McSpaden
final for the national P. G. A.
championship was predicted to-
day by Champion Shute himself.
After looking over the quarter
finalists in the current tourna-
ment at the Pittsburgh field club,
Champion Shute unhesitatingly
said that the Winchester, Mass,
pro should come through the
lower bracket and that he himself
definitely should survive in his
own flight.
Hes a tough competitor"
Shute said, speaking of the jug,
land he's playing grand golf.
It looks as though we will have
to battle it out. I seem to be
hitting them all right to take
care Of my end Of it."
However, before they get around
to meeting each other, Champion
Shute and the jug first must
overcome no end of opposition.
The champion met Jimmy Hines,
Metropolitan New York open
champion today, in the second
36-hole round of the tournament,
while Mos oaden drew Henry Pic
ard, the Hershey (Pa) favorite.
Must Beat Picard
If Shute gets by Hines his semi
final battle will be with the win.
ner of a match between Light
Horse Harry Cooper-tough as
they come-and Tony Manero,
national open champion. All Nc
Spaden has to do to live up to
Shute's prediction is beat Picard
and then the winner Of a match
between Byron Nelson, the medal
list, and KY Laffoon.
AS things stand now, the up
per bracket-composed of Shute,
Hines, Cooper and Manero - is
made up of the more experienced
competitors. The lower bracket
Nelson, Laffoon. McSpaden and
Picard-is one of youth which
has hit it's stride comparatively re-
Gently, but which is none the less
| tough.
The Washington times., 1937-05-28
Twilight Song Fl
In Hamb|etonian

Latest odds on the $4,000 Ham
bletonian and other three-year-old
trotting stakes which precede it
on the 1887 Grand Circuit show
that Twilight Song, champion two
year-old last season with a mark
of 2:031a, owned by w. H. Strang.
jr., Brooklyn, N. Y, still hangs on
as a favorite at 2 to /.
The bay filly by Peter Volo-
EvenSong won all but one Of her
1885 starts for Strang. The one
event she lost was, perhaps signifi-
cantly, at Good Time Park here,
scene of the Hambletonian August
II this year. Schnapps, owned by
w. N. Reynolds, Winston-Salem,
N. c., handed Twilight Song her
lone defeat here and is therefore
rated third choice in the winter
book at 4 to !,