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Spanish Ambassador
Returns Tomorrow

The Spanish Ambassador, Senor
DR.. Don Fernando de los Rios, and his
daughter, Senorita Laura de los Rios,
are spending the week end in New
York, where they went to attend the
Spanish Fiesta, which was given yes
terday on the estate of Adolph Zukor
for the benefit of Spanish children.
The Ambassador and his daughter
will return tomorrow and will join
Sonora de los Rios at their cottage on
Gibson Island.
Evening star., 1937-08-15
Notes of Diplomats
Japanese Ambassador and Mme Saito
Return to Hot Springs.

Japanese Ambassador Nine Saito yesterday
to Hot Springs where they have cottage the
after spending few days in Washington They here
bid farewell to the retiring Second Secretary Embassy
and Nine Okazak who going to China where he will be
japanese Consul General
The Ambassador and Nine. Saito will attend the annual
Summer water carnival at Hot Springs this their
daughters Masako and Saiko Sato will the
Friday afternoon in the Homestead pool.
The Brazilian Ambassador and Senhora Aranha
tertanng members of the Embassy staff Oph Hail. their place
on the mountain Leesburg, Va
The Belgian Ambassador, Come Robert Sraten-
Ponhoz joined Ctesse der at Southampton
yesterday after spending the week in Washington.
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Residential
And Official
News Notes
Secretary of War and
Mrs. Woodring to
Entertain Guests.

TINE Secretary of War and
Mrs. Harry H. Woodring
i will have as their guests
for a week or 10 days the lat
ter's sister, Mrs. Donald Carpen-
ter of Southport, Conn, and Mrs.
Robert Greenwood of Boston,
who will arrive tomorrow.
Next week end the Secretary
and Mrs. Woodring and their
guests will motor to Williams
burg, Va.
The Postmaster General, Mr..
James A. Farley. is spending the
week end in New York with Mrs.
Farley and their children. Mr..
Farley will 60 to Fayetteville.
N. c., Tuesday, where he will
speak that night.
The Secretary of Commerce, Mr..
Daniel c. Roper, will entertain this
afternoon at a watermelon feast.
which he gives annually. The Secre-
tary has the waternelons sent to
Washington from South Carolina.
Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg
closed his apartment in Wardman
Park Hotel and left yesterday to join
Mrs. vandenberg and his family in
Michigan.
Associate Justice OF the United
States Court of Appeals for the Dis
trict of Columbia and Mrs. D. Law
renee Groner entertained at dinner
last night at the Greenbrier at White
Sulphur Springs, where they are
spending the Summer.
Col. P. H. Callahan will arrive today
for a few days in Washington from
Louisville, KY. He will stay at the
Carlton Hotel.
Mai. o. D. McNeely and Mr.. and
Mrs. R. w. McNeely of Allentown, Pa.
are in the Capital for few days visit
and are stopping at the Martinique.
Mai. j. H. Doolittle Of st. Louis.
Mo, is staying at the Carlton Hotel
during his visit in Washington.
Mai and Mrs. w. r. Buckley have
arrived in this city from Tlentsln,
China, and are at the Martinique
during their stay in Washington.
Comdr. and Mrs. George Bryan are
spending a few days at the Carlton
Hotel.
Former Representative Frank
Murphy Of Ohio, with Mrs. Murphy
and their son, Billy Murphy, are
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Evening star., 1937-08-15
Mr., Mrs. Dennis Back

Mr.. and Mrs. William F. Dennis
have returned to their Washington
home from Harrodsburg, KY, where
they spent some time in Mrs. Dennis
ancestral home. Mrs. Dennis and her
three sisters, Mrs. L. D. Cardwell and
Mrs. Moberly Poteet Of Washington
and Mrs. Roberta Moore of Chicago,
motored from Washington to Harrods-.
burg, where Mr.. Dennis joined them
for short stay and returned with
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nelson Riker,
son-in-law and daughter of Mrs.
Dennis, who formerly lived in Wash
ington, have in recent years made
their home in Harrodsburg. Mrs.
Riker, who is cultivated singer, has
organized chorale group in Harrods-
burg numbering 2l, which she has
trained and conducts.
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Miss Mary Ellen Mcpherson
To Be Bride Of Mr.. Witherite.
Canadian Minister,
LADY Marler to Sail

The Canadian Minister and Lady
Marler, who have been detained in
Washington through much of the
Summer, expect to sail Wednesday on
the Normandie for month or six
weeks abroad They plan to return
to Washington early in October.
Sailing on the same steamer will
be the third secretary Of the legation,
MI. Charles Ritchie, who also will
spend . month or six weeks, returning
to Washington early In october.
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Miss Spear
Engagement
Announced
M arriage to Lieut..
Rooney Takes Place
in September.

~APT. RAY SPEAR, U. S. NJ,
and Mrs. Spear announce the
\ engagement of their daughter,
Mary Mowry, to Lieut.. Rod
erick S. Rooney, U. S. N. son Of Mrs.
Rooney and the late Judge John Jer-
ONE Rooney of New York City. The
wedding will take place in September.
Miss Spear attended Gunston Hall
School in Washington and Sweet Briar
College in Virginia. Lieut.. Rooney
was graduated from the United States
Naval Academy with the class of
1929 and now is at the post graduate
school at Annapolis.
Miss Mary Ellen Mcpherson
To Be Bride of Mr.. Witherite.
MR.. AND MRS. ALEXANDER
AVA BAXTER MCPHERSON announce
the engagement Of their daughter,
Mary Ellen, to Mr.. Harold Christian
Witherite of Washington, son of Mrs.
A. c. Witherite. The wedding will take
place September 4 at 4 o'clock in
the afternoon in the Mount Vernon
Place NJ E. Church South.
The bride-elect has chosen as her
maid Of honor her sister. Miss Julia v.
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Evening star., 1937-08-15


country clubs and you will find that
there are still plenty of men. women
and children in town. Every tennis
court is occupied and the golf course
almost bristling with members of the
frazier sex, In spite of the general
feeling that Washington climate is not
exactly ideal, there are any number Of
nicer here in the Summer than in the
Winter. That, of course, is the
opinion of persons who prefer the in
formal entertainments of this season
to the hectic gadding about to one
large gathering after another which
fills the social calendar during the
Winter months.
So many women have remained here
that a game of golf or tennis can be
arranged with practically no effort.
One of the most enthusiastic woman
golfers around, whose only planned
departure from the city is this week
end at Hot Springs, Va, is Mrs
Pearson Rust. Mrs. Herbert STRAIT
ford, the former Margo Wyeth, small
attractive blond daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Nathan Wyeth, is tennis player
par excellence, following in her moth
er's footsteps. Speaking of Mrs
Wyeth, 1t came as news that she
is now taking up golf and bids fair
to be one of the better players in
no time at all. Miss Caroline Chan
try prefers tennis, and frequently plays
with Mrs. Tyner Dugdale, the former
Peggy Tyner, daughter of Mrs. Elonzc
Tyner.
Those Staying Here
Find Many Interests.
Still in Washington, with no plans
for a vacation, Is Mrs. Robert Joyce
who. with her husband, this Summe,
took the William Donovan house In
Georgetown with Mrs. Emory Sands
Mrs. Joyce is lover OF horses and
rides nearly every morning at the
early hour of 7:30. Then there i:
Contessa Roberti, we'll known for hel
chic and charm. wife of the Secretary
Of the italian Embassy, who has taken
up golf. With Mrs. Joyce last Winter
Contessa Roberti took a Red Cros.
course and they became health
aides" Now, attired in their becom-
ing pink uniforms, they go to hos.
pital several times week and give
their services, doing really good jobs
and more power to them.
Mr. and Mrs Blaise de Sibour art
tennis flends and participate in 9
match nearly every afternoon, usually
on the Lawrence Baker court or
Foxhall road Of which Crit" War.
deh Is the custodian In the absence
pf the Baker family, who are on the
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Diplomat Host.

The air attache of the Chilean
Embassy, Group Capt Alfredo Puga,
and Sonora de Puga will give dinner
party at the Shoreham Terrace
Wednesday evening in honor Of Maj.
Robert Cummings. newly appointed
military attache to Chile. who will
leave Friday for his post.
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Summer Fails to Curb
Capital Social Season
Washington Holds Place of It's Own Among
Northeastern Cities With Never-Ending
Round of Activities.
BY PHYLLIS THOMPSON.

~ THE larger important cities in the East, Wash
| ] ington is unique in than l would like
~ to Northeastern cities could call Washington
Northern CITY, for familiar sufficiently with Southern
compare Washington York Phia
delphia, Boston, ETC.. with them.
When saying that Washington unique that not
the beauties of the for that Almost
they fortunate enough visit
their Nations Capital know that is of the oveest cities in
the wordany foreigner has told that they think
beautiful than other famous capitals
unique in that there be cosed social
In most large towns the Summer there real exodus
veritab Eden number of
women-ha includes well spinstersreain in the
throughout the of the aforementioned
cities dog and ca possibly make it,
cmes if unable manage vacation
nearby anything rather than in the
Evening star., 1937-08-15

Minister spent several days last week
in Washington on his way to Syracuse.
The Minister of the Dominican
Republic and Sonora de Pastoriza
have guests with them over Sunday
at their cottage at Sherwood Forest.
The Bulgarian Minister Mr.. Dimitri
Naoumoff, sailed yesterday to spend
several months in his homeland.
The Venezuelan Minister, Senor Dr.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY


coITAGE on ,, LA A53s sALT IVA!
So s.s sss i iss Ssx
o2-W Star once
FOR sALE-AT FAIRHAVEN. MD.-FUR-
nished 6-room modern water front cottage.
Ideal Summer or all-year home Open
formation ti ( cali OWNER. atlantic sss7.
BEAUTIFUL LOT WITH TREES. SUIT
Anne Arundel County. MARYLAND one and
more s of sss SIX 5peadd ss
JAMES W. .SHAPMAN. Jr:. AZ Morgan
p 1s rT pIaz. R 1885, Baltimore Nd Te's-
water front, on Spruce ave: 4oxl25. Cost
Sl.a50. will saerifice for $500 cash. Call
BAY RDqE Hes MR IeT T1E
TER 1isi At a. Bay Hss. Ridge ONCE Sunday. ~-
Gd Cd. 81 7A9 wa1as
se Within GOO IT. e ssy in
development: completely furn Will sacri-
flce. owner leaving town. CLARENCE c.
e KEisEE S5a wisconsin 4l7e' Evenings WIS
NORTH BEACH-CoMFoRTAB COT
Elec.. water inside. shepherd 1883. o.
BEVERLEY BEACH ON CHESAPEAKE BAY
value for your dollar than cheaper beaches
offer. INSPECTION daily Defense High
P. O.. Mayo. A. A. Co. Md.
EEELD ESTATE. PLUM POINT, MD; FOR
eight years supreme among shore colonies;
%de sand be asSa we've p
SURROUNDINGS Noted marine LANDSCAPES
ana scenery No dance halls fton, p .s9n
mating people only Inspection daily.
COTTAGE; FURNISHED: ; YEARS oLD:
at Colonisl Beach each. Va , S55O cash. ADAMS
BAY COTTAGE: / HOUR, HARD ROAD;
cleo. fireplace: So 500; seasons rent rea-
sonable: lot. $500. Potomac 4828. Monday.
GROOM COTTAGE AT SHERWOOD
r.St Nv or
COTTAGE a s' s1a. 40' fen' W "0l'n VI 'e-'0n.
WANTED. TO RENT WATER FRONT COT
taEe with dock. separate sleeping accom-
for At s. Ridf. e so snd W.at
June to middle OF Sept Give full particu-
lars. rent. etc. Address Box 245-x. Star
FOR sALE-2OO.ACRE FARM ON SALT
water. good buildings; State road con-
| venience. lS-acre plot with BUNGALOW on
Atty. La Plata. Md.
SUMMER HOME AVAILABLE SEASON
Eless5leity private beach a,I,
Emerson 9426.
WANTED-BAY SHORE COTTAGE FOR
season; reasonable. Address Box DISK,
Star ONCE.
FOR SALE OR RENT-BEAUT1FUL s.
room bungalow situated near Chesapeake
Bay every modern convenience; must sac
rifice for quick disposal Phone Georsia
1852 OF. write D: ,PLAc1DE. 1888 Tivoli
ave. Baltimore, Nd.
FRANKLIN MANOR. ON BAY. THE WILL
lows and Gibbons pl.. reduced price; terms
SSsS SIS ss;S sl I.r me- iaa SSrth double
lots. r.: $3.50. terms. Is acres on
trade N. Z. RYoN co. 1915 N Z. ave.
HERRING BAY CABIN. $3.50. YEAR; SUIT
able 3: fishing and excellent harbor COM
muting distance; water. electricity: trailer
accom-. Route No. to Drury. follow Deale
Cabin City. Mr.. DOYLE: Deale: Md:
HERAID HARBQR-2. CORNER LOTS
block IS; cheap ioI cast. 3. BURNS. iis
FAIRHAVEN Md OR LOTS. SMALL
sSis e. MS; a OWENS; ses1 81 vsr st.,
HERALD HARBOR-ATrRAcT1v COT.
s. 800: 1900 casn. SO month"; NOR hI 1902
RidReVood ave- baltimore Nd
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OVERLOOK. !"

A9oe+
On G ii Nj3s Ashton i Route N.Y. NJ: 80.
flowers. and kitchen garden. x conmo.
dious home and acres, for country lovers.
oerins b FAR q fIa ADAMS da sn "sSs
.FA1RLAND FARMS
Five-Acre Farm Home.
70 s room cottage at about se oeetsnf in
restricted colony; on ample down pay
cali FA aKs sF ' Adams 1857 facT"at0n
TEN ACRES. . R. HOUSE - $500
a.. ar. house. well ------ $500
~ a. Or. house, spring 500
100 10 a.. ten.r: house; great bargain 81 800
home; 20 miles out Lee Hiehway> $4,000
B: F. PERRoW Remington. Va.
8 ACRES OF GOOD LAND WITH NICE
s Nts bea ,mPFOyed yth s1oom dyeinS
within - miles Of Washington. in Fair.
P ax Ue a Ts is5e estate a,
R.Fp.No.1. 6: II B. c Cross. Fairfax. Va.
SALE ss;1, Of HOMESTEAD OF COL. JOSHUA
Gist OF revolutionary War fame. Located
Co. Gou m IN Nd; and eonvenien. to both
Counts a moSt spots in Carroll
in high state. of cultivation. The i'm
Pr nnse consist Of large brick manor
f h9use erected bohee by Col Gst about 1795
al Of the buildings being in a good state
81 M.I repair pa a. Sale on premises Saturday.
May 1897 at nm with For 1g5teE
NJ. HARRINGTON. 33i7 ST. st. Paul d So
Baltimore. Nd. Univ. 91OO 0'''
EASTERN SHORE HISTORIC ESTATE.
x,Gg III grant Of # 29o acres from The
the end, in 1740. Located on beau
tiful peninsula surrounded by Chesapeake
Rom hay and W1Iton Creek About miles
of original Georgian brick mansion with
masnificent paneled woodwork. large barn.
h f9 two . tenant nsasss sps ndn rD9 d
on the property. Worton creek at1ord d
splendid yacht harbor
r 2715ss s + sT Sse51aafs + fr e..
203 Davis St.. Baltimore Md. Plaza 1878.
900 ACRES. OVERLOOKING POTOMAC;
Leesburg section; 40 minutes from city; 3
tenees 9eNp pep spr aer. ana plank
ON wARRENToN HIGHWAY. so min
utes from city-690 acres; q good farm;
ing in. barn: $4,000. GEORGE ". sum
MERs. 1871 H st. NV, Met. 3446, Wal
nut 1888.
5 s. ACRES; VERY FERTILE GROOM
highway, 80 miles south Of Washing ton.
Price $4,000. Box &c. Dumfries, Va.
$50 DOWN. ACRES LEVEL, WOODED
land on good road, 12h miles D. c.; $500
Atlantic 5205-J or National 1853. II"
LEEsBURG DIsTR1cT-6-ROOM HOUSE,
II acres; hard road; ideal for chickens;
real bargain at $4,000. Terms. ELEVEN
REALTY CO., Leesburg, Va.
FINE STOCK FARM 375 ACRES, IS
miles from Washington; 25 acres timber.
balance in bluegrass and wheat; q sbring
IN every neld; fenced and cross-fenced;
view Of MOUNTAINS and surrounding .coun-
try; house has IL rooms. bath. lights.
steam heat: 4 freplaces: pretty shade and
boxwoods; good Groom tenant house, large
bank barn. dairy and plenty. of outbuild
seldom found: farm is clear Of debt and
pays its own bills; price, $2s. 600. 90:
SIC, 10000 cash. balance. 10000 per
month and interest. See MACON HrRsT.
S6o-J-1. Once closed sundays.
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MARYLAND FARMS.
72s ACREs-xl5. 900.

MONTGOMERY couNTY. MD.
Only 30 miles iss north ho Of washington: good
on .na Sadfe Tor pss
ture and about 100 acres in timber: plenty
OF streams t.,n /. Large house oHsouildin.s
SMALL FARM-14 MILES D. C.
the W: H To.d S., on
sssS ssa. Ss.sms9t: deep vel! !1o eies tae
bui!d!nss: some nice shade and fruit trees
%s5:4s SSf$ ROOMS sD
sd =: :s ss s't! fr ssss
taa small NALL em bu. s snd . SeSd h
'''" o sS5Ss' FsssASs %a S%R GENERAL
e sabs.sd t. TsgoTt Shay so tSod
business corner. where tenant house now
o oe.eso pors eona
house. garage and other buildings; land
nov nov in wheat and , hay and ready for corn
$4,000: terms. Owner could use or 10
MI RoSoMs-eA AcREs-s5.5oo.
tory and toilet sse ,', Finished basement
235 .ACREs--MoNTdoMERY COUNTY.
has been kept in good condition, in hiFh
state Of cultivation; IS acres in wheat. %
acres Of hay to be cut this year: rs acres
ture. About so acres woodland. Land
we'll fenced. well watered. Has been lined
and fertilized rs needed. Fine barn, with
dairy. corn house and other buiidings; at
tractive old house; farm faces two con-
crete roads, AZ $40 600 to set nae an estate.
Two sets buildings. main farm on paved
road; comfortable house. good buildinGsi
tenant house on smaller farm: about halt
under cultivation. Easy terms.
r. D. LILLE CO.,
co4 Carroll st., TAkoms Park, Geo. 5000,
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LOTS WANTED.

WANT TO BUY LOT. 5O-FT. FRONT,
good NV. section. Met. 1856.
SMALL LOT. NEAR CONDUIT RID OR
Wisconsin ave: can be IRREGULAR for bum
salow type. State price and size. Ad-
dress Box 234-X. Star once
WANTED LOT. MUST BE
reasonable. Address Box SIX. Star once.
WANTED-LOTS OR PAR
GELS of grounds in the Dis
trict of Columbia for con-
struction of row houses, de-
tached homes and small
apartment buildings. Adj
dress Box 170-X, Star Office.
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SHEPHERD PARK

One OF most desirable locations in this
fne NV. section; very reasonably priced.
Phone Adams 2261.
ON 10Th ST. BETWEEN A
and 3 NE, about 102 feet
frontage; opposite Eastern
High School and close to pro-
posed stadium; price, $4,000.
Apply Allen C. Clark, BIG
18th st.
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Realtor.
bluemont. Va.

$1,000 BUYS AN so-ACRE FARM AND
good house. barn and other buildings
$4,000 for b farm Of 125 acres near hard
Fosd. With Eood ho ;9S and other buildings.
barracks. etc. on hard road. Low price
A large frame house and six acres near
Germantown. Fine chicken farm and near
school. Only S6.5OO.OU.
We have a large listing. II you are
thinking Of buying home or farm in this
Wonderful county get in touch with US.
~, Modern brick house six rooms and bath
tile sarge. stable on hard road 1G miles
from D. c. Only SS,OOO.OO.
Old Colonial brick house with modern
imPIovements. zoo acres necessary farm
90 acres. - rooms and fine lawn. anu
~ Grand old brick residence with 2 rooms
on loz-acre farm. on hard road Is miles
terms One Of the best farms in Montg
100 years old; with. frame addition; is
rooms steam heat; large bank barn and
corn house. You will be surprised at the
price and location Of this farm, which
has $50 acres Of the best soil In this
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FARMS FOR SALE.
PRINCE GEORGES co.

1tx4NNC 1cO1t\1C0 w.
1877 acres in Collington loan area; or
kanixed to plant and house $4,000 hills
tobacco: 4 tenant houses, 8 large barns;
= superior cigarette tobacco plantation.
Price sle; TGso sse%i p. Mrsk
1924 Goth st. NV Pot. 3707, Col 7s45
BRICK HOUSE, FARM,
125 acres: good soil; near LAytonsville;
CHARLES w. NICOL,
Phone 2l9-J. Gaithersburx. Md. :
MODERN EQUIPPED POULTRY
PLANT AND RESIDENCE,
Doing $4,000 Business Yearly.
A. H. SEIDENSPINNER, Realtor,
Wash. BALTIC. Blvd, Riverdale, Md.
Hyatts. $50. Green. 1910.
2s5-A.. VA. oENTLEMANs ESTATE:
stone house. modern improvements new
stone tenant house. outbuildings: ive-acre
s9sd nh .e hss rons sna h
en main hirhSsy near washington;
PEET,
2125 Lee Hishway Clarendon III. .
Montgomery County, Md.
A. beautiful tract Of sently rolling farm
land. containing nearly 400 acres: excep-
tionally we'll suited for q gentleman's
estate or an institution: about 80 acres
there are many features that make this
property exceedingly desirable: The eleva-
ton Of about $50 feet. large forest trees
surrounding the house about q mile on
paved highway. the accessibility to Wash
ington and the fact that 1t has two long
road frontaKes: in order to partition an
estate this property is for sale at a very
reasonable price. For further informa ton
call MR.. PARKER. District $3.50.
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FARMS WANTED.

I HAVE SEVERAL CLIENTS FOR ALL
type farms and water front. If you want
action; write or phone Robert T. Shelton,
1888 Ingraham st. NV, Georgia 61y2
WANT FARM ABOUT $50 ACRES. FOR
stock; reasonable price. Room 1905, 1877
Eye st. NV. Met. 1856.
PRIVATE PARTY WANTS TO BUY OR
suitable to raise poultry and truck; must
have fairly modern > or q room house
describe fully. Address Box 424-S. Star
office
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DIAMOND L. DIAMOND.
GaithersburH. Nd.
PhQQe Chg lS or Log

1NvEST1GATE-sOU Maryland
Chesapeake Bay. 444 acres. $4,000.
Potomac River. eco acres $4,000.
Patuxent River. country home. sill. 100.
Neal Sound. country home. So, 900.
81 Marys River. 300 acres. S27,5OO.
st Inigoes Greek. $50 acres $50. 900.
Smiths Creek. so acres, ST.. 1000.
Colonial house, 200 acres. $500.
Port Tobacco Valley. $40 acres. $4,000.
Herring Creek. Is acres. $4,000
Island Potomac, suitable club. $4,000.
ST. Marys River. 10 acres. 81 800.
IS miles WASHINGTON. $40 acres. $1,000.
Request Maryland-Vrginia List
LEONARD SNYDER LA PLATA ND
II Acres-85O Poultry, Crops,
horse: pigs, heifer: implements included;
poultry houses: $4,000: part down Picture.
pase a; free catalog 1000 bargains
Bldg. PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
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LOTS FOR SALE.
RANDLE HI0HLANDl
(COntinued.)

RANDLE HIGHLANDS.
trees: IL blocks from school; Sc M.
Moore evening" Abu IheRs c Il hHH 1895
1919 H 81. NV District 1900.
CHOICE BUILDING SITES.
no. - droupM Sn 900 1t "a. community
6 lots g groups Of 3 ea1. facing Sargent
and S Nv a .viaIaole es.175'-sl 900
,S, section OF Forest
No. md, 7o' to 1oo,x15o'-s1. $50 Ea
and Rodner I'd ' Just 'a Oh Msidsn lame ne
sewer in front Of lots.
part Of pupehase priee as SECOND trnst
behind construction loan. For further in
formation call Mr.. Towbes, 49,.
DESIRABLE HOME SITES
near Edmonston 'I rd Block ' east v Of Ma
sruder ST: miles from D c.
$198 UP.
M aREES S4 GREENWoo S5 $3.50 assaM
WOODSIDE PARK.
u,
homes. Sell part Decatur 1as3-R. - ''
SUBURBAN.
Two acres. north OF WASHINGTON. Priced
THOs. E. FARRELL CO..
ri 10th St. NV.
National O765.
Evenings. All. 6163
WOODSIDE PARK.
Finest residential section; corner plot.
139xl6S IT,; ideal site for fine homes
reasonably priced. Dec. 13s3-R. evenings.
ARNA VALLEY.
A NEW SUBDIVISION IN NEARBY v1R-
GINA. ONLY MINUTES TO
MEMORIAL BRIDGE.
Here Is new opportunity for the
family desiring an inexpensive building
site in neighborhood where environment,
and 10th century planning will pre-
dominate.
This tract of land adjoins the Army
Navy Country Club and all OF downtown
highway. Memorial or Key Bridges in a
few minutes. Developed by this once,
ARNA VALLEY will unauestionably be an
OUTSTANDING home community in the
You can now select your choice of
home sites which. with hard surfaced
streets and all improvements. will now
cost you but
IL cents per square foot.
To Inspect; cross Memorial Bridge to
tinue to 23rd St. south. right to Army
Navy drive. then left through golf course
to South Gebe I'd then sharply left one
block to ARNA VALLEY sign
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
Developers
171a ST NV National 11ee.
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HiIlondoIe

COLORED
Lots $3.50 up: terms a. low as 81
down and ST monthly: in ne. Natl 1859
CoLoRED LOTS IN DEANWooD AND
FAIRMONT HEIGHTS. SIS up; easy
terms: help build District 917O.
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FOUR-FAMILY FLATS.

Banks are paving 9 per cent and the
building association 5 per cent on your
portunities to invest 1t At Is per cent or
NOR. EXCELLENT northwest location, Sis. $50
bed rms. dinette.. kit. bath and porch.
Rentals are reasonable and expenses At q
minimum The value and income cannot
be duplicated. Phone eve. or Sun. Geor.
Eia G9l..
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NORTH BEACH PARK-CORNER LOT.
| water front. on Spruce ave. 40X125. Cost
$3.50. will sacrifice for $500 cash. Call
| Wisconsin 354S-,J
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BAY RIDGE. MD.-CHoICE LOT FOR
sale at sacrifice price See MR.. CARPEN-
TER at Raw Ridge office Sunday