davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-03-06
Winter Shows, Spring Floods and Heavy
Fall Livestock Shipments Disrupted Time
Table of Lombard-Leadboro Train In "a
BY MARY E. BRNToN

A FTER DISMANTLING their
~ smelter at Castle, the Cum
a berland Mining Co. continued
to operate their mine, and piled
up a huge dump Of lead car
Donate orc. With this great dump TO
give immediate business, Richard Har-
low Visioned a railway from LewistOwn
TO Helena that would tap the rich
stock countries lying along the Mussel-
shell and Smith rivers, the three forks
Of the Sixteen Mile creek, and the min
ing district at Castle.
Harlow had no great personal for
tune, but he and his partners, Moore
and Whitney, borrowed what they
could; were helped by the Barnaby
family to which Mrs. Harlow belonged;
and started the construction OF the
Montana railway.
Right Of way was brought with prom
ises to pay in freight when the road
should be completed. RancherS who
co-operated readily claimed that the
land was paid for in full, and that
construction camps we're placed so
they could sell quantities OF ranch
produce, while ranchers who quibbled
over terms or held up progress claimed
the promoters were dishonest and their
land was never paid for.
Construction work was started In
1892 with w. w. Lombard as chief con-
struction engineer. The road bed fol-
lowed Sixteen Mile creek up the can
yon from Lombard to the union Of the
North and South forks and from that
point it followed the North fork. There |
were no tunnels nor cuts deep enough !
to hide the train.
The panic Of 1893 made money scarce /
and hard to get, but labor plentiful
so that fall Harlow hired men; gave /
them board, clothing from the commits I
Sary and time checks for the balance /
of their wages. These time checks were
worth from IS to 20 cents on the dol /
lar. One story is told Of a worker who /
went into a saloon in White Sulphur /
Springs and offered to exchange a roll /
of time checks for a bottle of whisky |
The saloon keeper said, III give you
the whisky if you are broke, but the 1
time checks are worthless. 1 don't |
want them"
The worker accepted the whisky. and I
laid the time checks on the bar. When /
he had gone. the bartender opened the
stove and cast them in, some $500 /
worth. The time checks were all re-
deemed at face value.
In the spring of 1894 money was
again raised to pay expenses. A bleached
jaw bone was fastened to a post near
the present site of Canyon, and on 1t
was painted mo More" From that
time the road was known as the Jaw
Bone.
The rails were laid in 1894 and the
first train to Castle was run that fall.
It was rumored that Richard Harlow
bought the Cumberland dump; how
ever, the records show that J. Kennedy
Todd & Co., New York bankers, who
had loaned the Cumberland Mining
Co. large sums of money, owned the
dump at the time it was shipped
The American Smelling g. Refining
Co. Of East Helena state that the total
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-03-06

A FTER DISATANTLING their
~ SmeIter at Castle, the Cum
"A berIand Mining Co. continued
4 to operate their mine, and piled
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-03-06
MONTANA SPORTS TALES
(By Joe L. Markham

Only one Montanan was ever Sc
lected on AI-American teams, though
not few, were given honorable
The late Ralph Scott Of Hardin. who
died in July Of this year, was the
Montanan who made the grade, not
on Walter Camps selective list but
on about every all-star team picked
by newspapers, coaches and fans. Scott
was All-American tackle IN 1920. play-
ing for Wisconsin University.
Montanans who have received honor
able mention from All-American Sc
lectors are. The late wild Bill"
Kelly, Steve Sullivan, OFT Romney, Bob
Stansbury, and this year, Milton Pop
ovich, brilliant halfback OF the Mon
tana Grizzlies, and Bill MatosoVic,
Grizzly center.
Scott entered Wisconsin In 1917. He
was at Madison only a few months
when he enlisted. When he was mus
showed that he was 'gasSed" and
owned a leg wound.
War Cripple AlI-American
Despite these handicaps, Scott had
no trouble making the Wisconsin var
sity in 1919 and 1920. The big fellow
was regarded as the best tackle on
all football fronts In 1920.
While a student at Hardin high
school, football was not on the sports
calendar, but having natural talent,
and responding to coaching, Scott
moved in as regular at Wisconsin.
During the war he played now and
then when there wasn't fighting going
on.
After graduation, Scotty played pro-
fessional football with the Staley team
Of Decator and the Chicago Bears.
Returning to Hardin about eight
years ago, he assumed management
Of the Scott ranch interests.
Helped Coach 'S3 Cats
A few years ago, in 1888, Schubert
Dyche, then head coach of Montana
State. induced Scott to be line coach
Of the Bobcats
Wherever Scott roamed, he made
friends. Ralph was a happy go-lucky
fellow, even while suffering from in
tense pain the last few weeks OF his
life.
Scott was an AIl-American on the
grid, on the field of battle, or at any
gathering.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-03-06


of way privileges, and built the
Jaw Bone railroad in Montana.
fireman, engineer, conductor and
brakeman. If a second train was needed
the officials acted as crew. Robert
Rantoul, Cigarette Bob, was general
manager; H. G. Green was the first
superintendent, followed by F. T. Rob-
ertSon; j. P. Deemy was roadmaster.
The train left Lombard just after the
7:35 a. m. stub on the Northern Pa
cific went through and was scheduled
to return at $50 p. m. 1t was usually
late, from several hours to several
days. During the winter the heavy
SHOWS delayed it, in the spring months
the high water and floods, and during
the late summer and fall heavy ship
mentS of cattle spoiled the schedule
The longest trip the train made was in
the spring of 1899 when it left Lombard
on April 10 and returned July 4. Every
spring the high water washed out
stretches of road bed in the canyon,
but during the spring of 1899 the en-
tire road bed from Lombard to where
Itingling now stands was completely
ruined. For hundreds of feet the rails
stood without tie under them In
other places the ties were packed and
jammed together, while in still other
places the rails were lifted and twisted
as though mighty giant had been at
work
The five section crews, consisting of
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-03-06

a boss and two men each, were never
idle. The ties were sawed at a mill
south of the station of Sixteen.
Travellers might flag the train at any
point that suited their convenience,
but the regular stops were Lombard,
Deerpark, Maudlow, Baker, Sixteen,
Minden, now known as the Foster
ranch, Dorsey, and Leadboro. The sta
ton of Leadboro was a mile out OF
Castle, and was the only one that
boosted a fine depot. The mining COM
panies had to haul their ore a mile
to the railway.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-03-06
MODESTY ALMOST WASTED

PolitenesS, courtesy and good table
manners are some of the things all
of us were taught when we were
making the early laps Of LIES journey.
Fine teachings, they were, and they
pay us in the long end, though upon
occasion, one gets short-changed fol-
lowing Hoyle's, or is it Emily Posts,
code of ethics.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-03-06

His only comment, as Sullivan crashed
his way along the banquet table, was,
Nice going" It was the same sentence
Bernie recited not only to Sullivan
but to all the lads, as they trotted off
the field the day Washington's Huskies
we're "given the works"
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-03-06

MOntana's GrlZzIleS, on
a fall day, followed his
compass west, to a point
known as Seattle. Bier
mans football army, pre-
sunably were going to
take a grid licking from
Washington University.
But the reverse h a p
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-03-06

Utilization of the 100000 horse
power commercially available in the
United States now running to waste
would save 312,000,0O0 tons of coal
a year.
Montana oil and mining journal. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1931-1953, 1937-03-06
EVANS NAMED GRID OFFICIAL

EVANS NAWNEU OAbAU ON AOA4AAA
An experience of Steve Sullivan's
is an example. It was told to me
by Bernie Bierman about year ago.
In 1920, Bierman, then coaching
Evening star., 1937-05-28

1901 KANSAS AVE. NW-ATTRACTIVF.
corner suitable for families; rooms. 2
kitchens. garage. 500. E. P. SCHWARTZ.
INC. 1014 Vermont ave. NV. District
Evening star., 1937-05-28

owner. TWO lots, RiVerside drive block "a.
sacrifice. Phone Shepherd 3415-J 30
GLEN ISLE ON SOUTH RIVER-WASH-
ineton's closest saltwater beach: 10 miles
from Dist line by Bernire I'd and Central
ave Lots 5Ox125 500. 6 mo Bungalows
9502
Evening star., 1937-05-28

1EOHI3EIOWN.
Houses. 300 $500. S105O0.
JOHN LIPSCOMB
ONCE. West O6OO: Home, West 2445. 3Os
CHEVY CHASE. d. c.
Homelike and attractive 7-room home on
Nebraska ave: liv, rm.. din. rm,. breakfast
rms. and baths on End A.: oil heat. 2-car
Evening star., 1937-05-28


NEW DETACHED. 6-RM. 2-BATH BRICK
Riass I'd: ehillam. Md. Met: Net. 1855 SSi or G EN-
Frst-aoor nat, large rooms. bath.
~ y .aoni = i4f$ s:,s Z, NEWTON st. T. NV.
s5sf tH0ms NEW S1'f aAMPshiRE ~ Hi Ss' AVE. NV
''-pi, PIAST Mt, 3 " aoRDoN' east' Si0: INC.
1874 Fark Rd. NV. Columbia Os3s.
1924 OLIVER ST. NV.
sleeping porch, oil burner. 2-car built-in
1914 KENYON ST. NV.
screened porches; " hot.wster % neat. Rea 0e eiec:
tricity. electric Iefrlgeration; ss6.
zes 18th s s.. T. Rssitor. asAoA1rf Natl. o7ss.
semi-detached 8 rooms, bath. h-wh..
s.S.: s'ee: ssh ssssfhriseration; ami; detached ga
241e N. CAPITOL, ST,
8 rooms bath; ami. newly decorated:
s1xn' s.rsae: ss5s large rear yard gear detached
roomi III: lis QUINCY ;ea st St NV s..,
'''.'neo is5s ifss55sssi suMMir Mi p1. NE.
rooms; froYb esth s.mi; bxv1s Il! esst; Co $50
7a3 18th St. NV. National o3s2.
7123 9th ST. NW.-s ROOMS. Q
baths. semi-detached, oil burner,
III III II st. ne.-5 rooms, gas $50
SOY Varnum st. NV rooms, bath,
eiec' gas h.-wh; garage ----- $500
l"en eIec N sas GaDit1l s,15 rooms, bath. m
ono =, R. A. HUMPHREYS, '''
sos N. Cap. ST. Realtor Natl. 6733.
Evening star., 1937-05-28
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.


ON MT. PLEASANT ST. NV, NEAR IRV-
ing--Commercial zone; ] / rooms 4 baths;
brick: new-house condition; leased at si3b
month to excellent tenant; price Just re-
sso sss cs Mr. 10 ckX%PoRp iSP fRI m%s Met
2713.
in the best Sc. rental section "a block
men' For information call Atlantic ss77.
81 .bQo-THREE BRICK 4-FAMILY
white "a t. rental neishOorhood, Io6s rented
Address OWNER, Box 429-A, Star ONCE,
or phone Emerson 1895. 8 to 10 pm 2.
SAFE i5fsllSls s9uSP 19sS 18Th 1FyEsTMENr, st e
Two attractive new semi detached brick
homes facing new high school and Gov
annum each; priced at S.. 500 90 each; each in in
spection by appointment only. Call Mr..
-1404 < st. NV. CAFR1Tz. Dist. sos0.
611s GEORGIA AVE.
An OUTSTANDING commercial property.
4s1l4o % shoDpns 0eesTss Center e0an'0V and Warner
Bros. theater within 200 It. OF this prop
ef:TfAosaii HOS NJ! gAKkRn asRl5mss Co.. REALTORS.
I'll 10th st. NV. Natl 0765.
Evenings. Shepherd lsl4-W
A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY
fss in nSsss sood tSs tTG
six rooms. two baths new oil burner
House Igst reconditioned throuehout
S4.0Oo,-Two-story brick Of five rooms and
ssnantn At s4 ne nea Rhted 70 Shs
condition. good northwest section.
1905 H St NV National a345
S1o. 1o.OOo--VICINITY WASHINGTON CIR
ecle--story English basement res,
,l,n ln rooms s 4 baths n good state
| income. Excellent opportunity TO
purchase property with permanent
| tenants. For details call our ONCE
50 7ooE1columbla Heishts-A thorough.
y Eouss moaern atatn 3oS5t9ry st9ne-tront
bis rd;; l0 rooms and 4 baths di-
| vlded into 3 separate and complete
| apartments that net total
| monthly revenue Of Sl22. Janitor S
pTsyemsnti ppsF.e5s IN ,Dsiags 6sSsmen ,d All i'm
| heat, hardwood floors. Suitable
| terms can be arranged.
| THOMAS J. FISHER g. CO. INC.
A REAL GOOD INVESTMENT.
Large brick home, block from Cathe-
dral; Just remodeled like new into two
| 4-room. kit. bath apis that should rent
19e r2ev sEon i3na month; only $4,000 needed.
A NEW HIGH-CLAss APARTMENT
rooms. 4 baths and large concrete
pporchess, Rented at 1920 per year.
Another super-constructed building.
Besutiinl sardens Rented at $3.50 per
( MADISON BUILDING CO.,
u
Evening star., 1937-05-28
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

CASH FOR HOUSES BRICK OR FRAME.
white or colored. Immediate settlement.
E. A. GARVEY Dist. 45OS. 1926 Vt. ave.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH US FOR
sale or rent. PROMPT attention STROUP
REALTY CO. 53l South. Bog Dist 03ns.
NE. Sc. OR N,W.-sMALL HOUSE,
clear, VII! trade $1,000 equity attTactNe e
3-apt. bldg. 3 stories, Lear brick ga
race: frs. comm. zone ne. Gail Adams
! 1r6.
Evening star., 1937-05-28
WATER FRONT PROPERTY,

NNOntiHueo.)
tage., water-fron lot South River PARK,
hours ride from Washington; ami; shade
trees and lawn. Georgia 2947 30.
FOR 3ALE-DESIRABLE WATERFRONT
property. Severn River; spacious cottage,
running water. modern improvements; fur
niShed If desired: restricted community;
aPHA private 3D. dock; T., reasonable. Address BOX
EDGEWATER BEACH-SIX- ROOM CSM.
E!eleIy turn cottage on South River: cleo.
relrleerator, range and hot-water heater: Q 4
efesheR d 6 Ken, poTenss rs, shsdy lawn rs miles
COLONIAL COTTAGE. ARTEsIAN WATER
system electric lights. bath and shower; .
nisce nea rooms s,, large sTeened porch open fire.
construction Locsted eaSs'cf at od ceda ayear pnar
ggith its excellent bathing, fishing. etc:
S,ate ~ s5 road q and bus service Ready to move
Routes and via Anacostia and La Plata.
IolioW State road signs to Mor9antovn.
nsk LOT QUO wise; or write THE MD.
III ddnIAf' lol1 Guilford ave" Baltimore
BEAUTIFUL TRACT. VIA STATE ROAD
aae al me way. on Patuxent. high ground. nne
sarden sIss ss9Ey h0qss ps az tree;
tuxent; 81 $50; terms. % Met. T!s slsi. ir'' ga
EppING FoREsT-FURNIsHED cor.
Phone Alexandra All 90
RANDLE CLIFP-SMALL COTTAGE. 500
/ Tor season: accommodate e. Good bathing
| and fshins; electricity. Potomac 2295-R.
COBB ISLAND : SPECIAL : WOODED
! home site SlOh. See this established Sum-
mer colony. ANDREW NORRIS agent at
| the, islsnd. routes and 3 via Anacostia
and LIE Plata
30 ACRES NEAR POTOMAC RIVER
$500. 500 cash: good land; close 10
bathlng boating Grabbing good road See
| ANDREW NORRIS at Cobb Island routes
and 3 via La Plata
SHERWOOD FOREST = 3-BED- ROOM
cottaae for sale, Telephone Alexandria
RENT FOR SUMMER-s-ROOM.2 2-BATH
furnished home directly on Chesapeake
| Bay, House 'ocated at corner Bay drive
| and Bancroft ave. Bay Ridge. Md Rent
for season $3.50. Open for inspection. 30'
MOVED TO ATLANTA. GA. WILL SAC
| rlhce furnished 4-room unfinished attic)
cottage at Herald Harbor. North 5s4s-W. .
NORTH BEACH PARK-CORNER LOT,
water front on Spruce ave. 40x125. Cost
81 zoo sacrifice for $500 cash. Call Wis
BAY RIDGE-WILL SACRIFICE AT LESS
than half original price bayfront lot 100
| by zoo IT. wonderful shade need cash.
You get bargain. Address Box ASA.
Star office.
HERALD HARBOR-FOR SALE BY
owner two lots, Riverside drive block "a.
Sacrifice. Phone Shepherd 3415-J 30'
GLEN ISLE. ON SOUTH RIVER-WAsH-
| lneton.s closest saltwater beach; 10 miles
! from Dist line by Bernire I'd. and Central
| ave. Lots 5Ox125 500. 6 mo Bungalows
rent rent, and sale zANTzINGER CO., Natl.
Evening star., 1937-05-28
HOUSES FOR SALE.

An attractive new Colonial stone home
containing & large rms. additional finished
room on third floor. elaborate kitchen. 2
beautiful baths. about the finest recrea-
fireplace with Dutch oven; stone fireplace
IN living room. automatic heating plant.
value. Be sure and see it. Cali MR..
Evening star., 1937-05-28

SOMETHING VERY NICE.
CHESAPEAKE BAY. NEAR D. @,
Large house on the water front.
Large sand beach. fne bathing.
= big rooms, 2 large porches.
Dining room. ideal for dancing.
Both floors. beautiful walls,
Good fishing grounds.
Big lot. electric light, running
water, two inside toilets. large
fireplace; well furnished.
A real buy and only S4,e50
Terms Arranged
Evening star., 1937-05-28
MADISON BUILDING CO.,
la1T x CT NV
CHAIN STORES

In one of the best business centers of
the northeast section two adjacent stores.
Total lease. 5000 per year Also ne
cham store leased for 81 $50 per year.
Call Mr.. Porter
ROBT. L. McKEEVER CO., INC,
Shoreham Bldg. Natl. 1850.
COLORED INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
Several six-room brick houses conserva-
lively rented to show an excellent return
and located in section convenient TO the
demand; these houses may be bought for
50 800 each Phone r NJ. HOOKER Met
ropolitan 1903. evenings. to 8. call
Adams 1850.
Evening star., 1937-05-28
S14O-CHEVY {

SI4U-CHEVY CHASE, d. Q.
1905 PATTERSON ST. NV.
Large, detached brick. 4 bed rooms. 2
baths built-in garage breakfast ROOM
very large lot; nice furn. For rent from
June | to Oct. ] or Sept. l.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DIST. 1411.
Evening star., 1937-05-28
ONLY ONE LEFT.
WOODBRIDGE VILLAGE.

20O8 TAYLOR ST. NE.
New, detached, brick Colonial 9 rooms
large lot with detached garage.
81 900 CASH-$67.50 MONTHLY.
Trades considered. Furnished. Open
daily to 8 pm.
Out r. I, ave. ne. to Goth ST.. left on
goth to Taylor. right to home.
LOUIS H HALL. Realtor
1904 gath ST NE POTOMAC HO21
Evening star., 1937-05-28
HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR

HOUSES FUR. OK UNFUK.
UNTIL SEPT. /. PROBABLY LONGER
bed rooms baths. 7 West Broad st., Falls
Church. Va. Falls Church 651.
DETACHED. MODERN .7-ROOM AND
Walter Reed Army Post: beautiful grounds
and surroundings. 1911 18th ST.. NV.
Georoia 1855 30s
Evening star., 1937-05-28
WOODBRIDGE HOMES.

WOODhlDNIG f1OMGO.
5000 Walnut st. n.e.-Attractive cor
ner bungalow in good condition; 5 rooms,
bath. front porch. garage. paved street.
Price, ST 500; $500 cash: SAT so month.
1920 27th st. n.e.-Modern bungalow
in new-house condition; 5 rooms bath
fireplace. h.-w.h.. large lot. Price. S6,45O.
1905 Carlton ave. n.e.-Attractive de-
tached brick veneer home containing s
large rms. tile bath shower, attractive
kitchen. beautiful electric fixtures and
paper; oil heat. garage. paved street. This
home can be bought on very reas. terms.
To inspect. out R. I. ave. to S. OAK ave.
ne. right two blocks to Carlton ave.
3O10. 26th st. ne. First time offered.
Attractive detached home: large rms.
bath. h.-w.h.. attic; lot 50x120. Beauti-
full shrubbery. trees Price, $500.
North Woodridee-Beautifully planned
vision: 70 home sites. Six large rms. with
tile bath. and shower Attractive living
room with open fireplace; modern elec.
kitchen. Oil burner with year-around
hook-up. Weather-stripped. insulated. large
floored attic: concrete side porch. Large
'''ft 70 tHssi inspectMout R. I. ave. to 18th St.
ne, left on 18th to D. c. line. then one
block to lockwood ave.
T4Mzs Wa. Z. 9REs qa1ao%eooS. 81 5 s,S:
S0e4 \. / Ave. Nh Decatur oo16
Evening star., 1937-05-28
BAY RIDGE.
SPECIAL OFFERINGS

Only $3.50 cash required to purchase s.
room and bath bungalow balance S34 :. )
per month. including taxes and insurance
Call Columbia 5019. or see Mr. LANHAN.
Sands eve. and River drive Sunday.
Evening star., 1937-05-28

NEAR nth AND COLUMBIA RID.
50 5OO--REAL BARGAIN. 3-story brick
9 ROOMS. . BATHS reception hall and
room. Second floor Of rooms and
bath ARRANGED as apartment with COM
pletc kitchen. First and third floors
could be arranged as apis: upper and
lower rear porches, Gear garage: all in
excellent condition. BOSS & PHELPS
NATIONAL 1900. EVENING PHONE
AFTER PM, CALL CLEVELAND
Evening star., 1937-05-28

CHESAPEAKE BAY.
Coolest 1-acre site: LARGE 5-ROON
BUNGALOW FURNISHED. ARTESIAN
WATER: IDEAL BATHING FISHING.
GRABBING; BARGAIN AT s., 500; TERMs
OWNER ADAMS 2444
Evening star., 1937-05-28
621O 9th ST. NV,

OPEN SAT. AND SUN
Detached, 3 rooms and bath. frame, full
basement. gas heat. double detached ga
rage, side and rear alleys. Must be sold
Mr Thompson. Randolph 3762 or
ROBT. L. MckEEVER CO., INC,
Shoreham Bldg. National 475O.
Evening star., 1937-05-28
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

RooM1NG HOUSE OF 10 ROOMS AND .
baths. in good rental neighborhood. near
14th and Irving sts.. oil burner. 2-car ga
rage; fine condition. Price. S10.750 In
cluding all furniture. linens and silverware.
Terms. Phone Mr.. DAVIS. Randolph 444s.
mercisi. 3 apartments. SEPARATE heating
plants. Rent. S1l25O per month. Price
$3.50. c. w. SIMPSON CO.. 1924 VT
ave. Met. 300.
apts plats colored houses gas and road
house locations nearby Nd. Va. 1O0-a.
terms. N. E. RYoN Co. 1915 n. =. ave-. %
341s 18th 2203 Wilson blvd
NEW FOUR-FAMILY FLATS JUST COM
pleted Fully rented and will show . splen-
vsssmsnt 1uildins. Phone Nasionsi i757.
Evening star., 1937-05-28
TO CLOSE ESTATE.

bS,4DU,
Nearly new detached brick home Just
over D. G. line. priced 81 900 below original
cost. Six large rooms. open fireplace.
attic. Kitchen with modern cabinets and
e!ec. refrigeration. detached garage. See
ihis beautiful home at s2S Richmond ave.
call MR.. BENNETT Potomac 440l
Evening star., 1937-05-28
dTIU 7 7 dIESIJUTI III IIUII .
EASY TERMS

Directions: Drive out Lee Boulevard to
Giebe rd. turn left about four blocks to
property.
For appointment to inspect and for further
information call Mr.. Herring, with HARRY
WARDMAN. INC. Dist. 1880. EVENINGS.
Alexandria oASo-W
Evening star., 1937-05-28
11,OOO-NR. CATHEDRAL,

In one of Washingtons most popular r
sections this good-looking Colonial brick
home is, only few years old and cost
:, complete baths. large living room. with
attractive fireplace. bright dining room.
heated ht,a,, sun parlor. SPACIOUS kitchen. 2-ca.
street. Owner leaving city is reason for
Evening star., 1937-05-28
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DIST. 141l
014 SHERIDAN ST, NV.

rooms. Semi-detached brick bed
rooms ro,, second floor. basement completely
tlnlsheo recreation room; gas heat. de-
trees. grape arbor, berry bushes: over 100
rosebuShes; Priced night. Open for in
sppeeddiG,n pndn,n, sunday Call Mr.. Thompson.
ROBT. L. McKEEVER CO., INC,
Shoreham Bldg Natl. 1850.
Sacrifice, S7,25O-S6OO Cash.
Brick large bed rooms fireplace
westher-stripped, screened full basement
puit-ln garage. Lot 7Oxl0O. s6Ol May
COFFMAN REALTY Co.
s405 ia Ave Silver Spring. Shep 4l23
BY OWNER.
1913 Harvard nw.-3-story detached
orlck > large bed rms. . baths: new house
condition: gas heat Owner on premises .
Evening star., 1937-05-28
THREE-ROOM BUNGALOW

On sat water. p miles from Washing
ton; bathing boating fishing club house,
stores. house deliveries Of groceries and
ice Tree school bus. Total price Of bunga-
low; including two lots S2q9 Easy terms.
Address Box 3I-A Star orSce
Evening star., 1937-05-28
COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.

FIVE ROOMS. THREE EXPOSURES. PRI
vate park; convenient busseS. churches
schools stores; price reduced $1,000: low
cash payment. Telephone Geo. 9l0l.
Evening star., 1937-05-28
APARTMENTS WANTED,
APARTMENTS OUT OF TOWN.

ATLANTIC CITY N. Trent NOW AND
save! rm. and bath to 4 rms and > baths.
New Simmons metal furniture throughout.
Clinton Hotel, 123 Pacific ave. Write or
call o9s
Evening star., 1937-05-28
BEACH BUNGALOW BARGAIN.

Attractive bungalow with larae front
and back porches running water. etc,
overlooking Chesapeake Bay; an ideal To-
cation in popular Summer colony: real
netFaln al 500: eaSy terms arranged.
Don't miss this one Call Georgia G44S,
eve. OF District "lo4 days