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when some 200 children Of needy vet
Grams were guests. Each child received
new toys. a full Christmas stocking,
candy, fruit and ice cream. James Pts
tario was in charge. There was
Christmas tree and a program of
music and dancing
The Christ Child Society has re-
ceived nearly 1000 letters to Santa
Claus from needy children and has
already made arrangements to see
that at least 100 Of them have their
letters answered. Miss Mary Virginia
Merrick, founder of the local settle
ment, is seeking 800 more volunteers
to care for the other letter writers.
A toy shop has been opened by the
settlement at 1917 Connecticut avenue
and gifts will be received there up to
Christmas eve. when trucks will be
sent to carry the toys to the homes Of
the children.
The Christ Child Settlement also has
scheduled a two-week program of
Christmas festivities, including parties
for boys. girls and mothers and for
residents in the neighborhood of the
headquarters at 608 Massachusetts,
avenue NE. A band concert on De-
cember ~ and a Christmas play De-
cember 80, in which go neighborhood
children will take part, are scheduled.
Christmas also will be observed with
parties and plays at the settlements
convalescent farm at Rockville, Md.
Program to Be Given Today.
A Christmas story, Why the Chimes
Rang will be presented at pm. to-
day by the Girl Reserves of the Young
Women's Christian Association in
Barker Hall, Seventeenth and K
streets NV. The stage choir will in
clude girls from every junior high
school in Washington and in the bal
cony will be an antiphonal choir of
81 voices of the Senior Girl Reserve
Glee Club. Alice S. Morse will direct
the play, with Mary M. Burnett in
charge Of the singing.
The same story was presented by
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school-they will trim their tree and
give a program for Santa Claus who
will arrive that day. Girl Reserves will
visit Blue Plains Thursday to sing
Christmas carols.
On Christmas eve the children of
Friendship House will march through
the streets of the neighborhood sing
ing carols at the windows of the sick,
feeble and bedridden. Christmas par
ties for children Of various age groups
will be held all through the week fol-
lowing Christmas.
The Christmas party of the Volun-
teers Of America will be held at the
Thomson School at l 80 pm. Friday,
Christmas eve. Mrs. Franklin D.
Roosevelt is to aid in distributing
more than 500 baskets of food to
needy families. The program, ar
ranged by Mrs. Mabel NJ Clark,
director of the Thomson Community
Center, will include numbers by Mrs.
Matilda Kolb Bartlett, contralto and
lecturer, with Walter Holt as accom-
panist; Mrs. Ruth E. Stitt, reader;
Howard Moore, baritone, and Dorothy,
Liesa and ASA Inazawa. There will
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cast OF nearly 200 boys and girls Of
the Buchanan Community Center last
night in the Buchanan School, Thir-
teenth and D streets Sc. Admission
to the performance was a toy or a
clean and mended piece of clothing.
These will be distributed to the needy
in the neighborhood A school or
chestra from Eliot Junior High School
and glee clubs from the Eliot and
Buchanan Schools took part in the
program.
Children Of employees of the Ma
tional Radio Institute were guests at
Christmas party yesterday afternoon
in the ballroom Of the Shoreham
Hotel.
The Cosmopolitan Club will dis
tribute 100 Christmas baskets to
needy families next Thursday after
noon following party to be held
at the Carlton Hotel. The contents
OF the baskets have been selected by
trained dietitian and will last the
families to whom they are sent a
week.
DR.. Oliver J. Hart, pastor of St.
Johns Episcopal Church and new
chaplain of the club, will make the
Christmas address.
Neighborhood House Program.
The Christmas week program Of the
Neighborhood House, 270 N street
S.W., will start tomorrow at 7 p.m.,
when story hour will be held.
Because OF the large number Of
children at the House, it will be
necessary this year for the first time
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the Federation at 6 o'clock for q
candle conservation service. This viii
be conducted by Louie Lucas, presi.
dent OF the Baptist Young Peoples
Union. After the service, the groups
VIII distribute the candy STOCKINGS
and sing carols at the various hos
pitals.
The intermediates will meet at Gal.
linger under the direction of Mrs. L.
G. Greene and distribute the stock
ings there.
A list Of families who are not on
the Christmas list Of any social agency
has been compiled at the Federation.
These will receive baskets OF food.
clothing and toys prepared to meet
each family's particular need
Young peoples groups from the fol-
lowing churches are carrying out the
program at the hospitals: The Wallace
Memorial United Presbyterian Church,
the Sherwood Presbyterian Church,
the Petworth Baptist Church, Mount
Vernon Place Methodist Episcopal
Church South, the Francis Asbury
Methodist Episcopal Church South,
the West Washington Baptist Church,
the Ninth Street Christian Church,
the Southern Methodist Church, the
Lutheran Young People, the Chevy
Chase Young People.
Other groups aiding include: The
Lutheran Young People, Chevy Chase
Young People. Calvary Baptist Tues
day Evening Christian Endeavor, New
York Avenue Christian Endeavor,
Young People Of the Epsworth League,
and the Clyde Kelly Mems Bible Glass
OF the Chevy Chase Presbyterian
Church.
Hospitals to be visited Christmas
morning include: Casualty, Columbia,
Emergency, Freedmen's, Homeopathic
Gallinger, Garfield, George Washing
ton, Glenn Dale Sanatorium, Mount
Alto and Sibley
Other institutions to be visited are:
Children's Receiving Home, Home for
the Aged. Home for Incurables, In
dustrial Home School, the District
Jail, National Training School for
Boys and House Of Detention.
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HOSPITAL PATIENTS
TO GET yULE GIFTS.
Church Program to Be Con-
Quoted on Larger Scale
This Year.

The Christmas program Of the Wash
ington Federation Of Churches, carried
out annually among the sick in the
city's hospitals and other public insti-
tutions, this year will be conducted on
q more extensive scale than ever be-
fore, according to plans announced
yesterday by Mrs. Elizabeth Whiteford
Murray. director Of the federation's
hospital work. Mrs. L. E. Brown Is
assisting Mrs. Murray in the work.
The program calls for the distribu-
tion among patients OF more than
5000 Christmas socks filled with candy
by young peoples religious groups, who
will also sing carols at the places they
reside; a Christmas party for the
child patients at Gallinger Hospital;
distribution OF baskets among needy
families, and Of Christmas cards to
hospital patients who wish to send out
greetings to friends and families in
whose celebrations they cannot Join.
The program will be opened Tues
day when the young peoples groups
trim the Christmas trees placed in
Gallinger Hospital by the federation.
On Friday the trees at Glenn Dale
Sanatorium will be decorated.
Work on the filling OF the Christ
mas socks will begin Wednesday at
S pm. The federation Is issuing a
call for volunteers to aid in placing
the 5000 pounds Of candy in the con-
tainers.
Living Christmas Tree.
The living Christmas tree, gift Of an
anonymous donor. which stands in
front Of the federation headquarters
at 1749 N street NV, will be lighted
the same night at a Christmas carol
service.
The children's playroom, sponsored
by the federation at Gallinger Hos
pital, will be, on Thursday afternoon,
the scene Of party for little patients
there. Mrs. Naomi c. Jarman, direc-
tor of child activity at the hospital,
will direct the celebration with the
assistance of Miss Idabella Hart.
Contributions of toys and furnish
ings for the room have been received
from the Beta, Delta, Gamma and
Zeta Chapters Of the Delta Alpha
Sorority. from the Lamron Club and
from students at Woodrow Wilson
High School. The Girls Athletic Club
of the high school, which conducted
drive for the toys among the stu
dents. has volunteered to trim the
Christmas tree for the occasion.
Students in the manual training
class at Eastern High School are con-
structing bookcases for the room.
On Christmas morning, the young
peoples groups with the exception Of
intermediate members, will meet at
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CIVIL SERVICE JOBS
OPEN TO APPLICANTS
Swineherd at st. Elizabeth's and
Arlington Post Office Attend
ant Among Posts.

The Civil Service Commission wants
swineherd for ST. Elizabeth's Hos
pital, and laborer for the Arlington
post Office
Applications for the former place,
which pays s1,500, will be received
until Tuesday, and for the latter, at
S1,44O, until Wednesday.
Details are available at the Fourth
Civil Service District Office, 916 G
street NV.
The commission also will hold the
following examinations: Naval archi-
tect, Maritime Commission, $4,000;
meat grader, $4,000, and poultry
Psychologists, $4,000 to $4,000, Agricul-
ture Department.; consultant in child
welfare service and in medical social
work for children, $500, Labor De-
partment
Applications will be received at the
commission, Seventh and F streets
NV, until January 1913, the latter
date applying to those coming from
Colorado and States West.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

GENTLEMAN DESIRES ROOM AND PRI.
vate bath, no private home. south of w st
NV Reasonable. Box 4S-B. Star.
CLEVELAND PARK-IN PRIVATE HOME
3 or I rooms, unfurn., kitchen and bath
Box lab Star.
WANT 2-RM., KIT. BATH APT. IN PVT
home, vicinity Clarendon. Va prefer ga
rage Call Clarendon 455-J after Il pm.
THREE-ROOM APARTMENT OR SMALL
house, electric kitchen; furnished preferred
r. A. SEELIG. 329 Senate Ottice Building
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LYON VILLAGE. BIAS NORTH 18th ST
. large rooms, living room with fireplace.
dining alcove. kit bath; everything furn..
incl. gar; adults reasonable. Walnut 1872.
COS QUEEN ST. ALEXANDRIA-2-R ROOM.
bath. non-housekecpng apt, with board;
available Dec. /. The Anchorage.
1894 WILSON BLVD. CLARENDON APT.
IL rms, kit. din. bath. porch; unfurn.,
$40 so Walnut 74SS.
OPPOSITE LYON VILLAGE, LEE HIGH
way va large rooms, kitchen, bath;
furnished. mi Walnut nNlE
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HOUSES UNFURNiSHED.

BgNGALow gsSa ~ n /, IAKoMA K MA, At AZ ss5
sleeping porch Shepherd 52Ol until
pm.
2o6 CONNECTICUT AVENUE SUBURBAN
near kensingtonl-s rooms and bath; de-
& LITTLE. INC. 1906 18th st. NV.
CLEVELAND PARK, 1907 34th STAT
sractiye: q rooms, newly, dec, fireplace, ga
rage; bus, school SO: key next door,
yRfMA os o h hsa st sognH ssPass
BETHEL, Dist. 3lOO or wal. COOS.
1929 FERN, ST. N.w.-Two-sToR
sarase 0Tee Psene baths
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.--REcoNDITIoNE
detached. 3 to 8 bedrooms. L and 2 baths
automatic heat, if desired. FULTON r.
eSeniDes aeRRoN diev 5tS 5Ss1 Eys ST. NV Dist $780,
5 rms. Iba. lot ,i0oxl5o, S55: Hyattsville.
G9rneT Tpn large @ @ lot; s rms rms , ba $50: FUL-
$3.50: evenings, Clev. 5O91.
325 BRADLEY LANE. ROOMS AND
bath, garage Tlp 5aging golf ,1 c9qrse Sent
NEAR CAPITOL. UNION STA, SIS FNE
| Modern, rooms auto. heat: SOS 80 per
m9; gds r,l Ksys syse 500 E ne E. W. BAILEY.
339 KENTUCKY AVE. sE-sIX ROOMS.
NV h, Newly decorated; $3.50 cleve-
EXCELLENT NEW BRICK HOUSE IN BE-
| thesda: Z. rms. 3 baths. recreation room
| and maids room in basement; convenient
stores. schools, churches; attached garage;
| oil heat: large corner lot. 1O1 Northbrook
lane at GEORGETOWN rd.
sesnaner sSso 5Hom home s5s obs4ys
| pl. NV. near 37th st. and Manor pl.
bath; garage, in basement: s57 SO. Cali
| National 1921.
725 UNDEEWo0oP ST ST N:W:-DETAcHED;
ef Nov lse SeTe s09als 4ass
FoxHALL-s ROOMS, . BATHS DOUBLE
N Gas d4o asst or Sa5 @ss 5
4211 10th ST; N.W.-NEW-HoUsE CON
garage; S100. National 9724.
53s ONEIDA PL. PL. NV. MARIETTA PARK
rec. rm se' garage: Adams nsp 5Ss5 g. hrepiaces
MT. PLEASANT-6 RMS. BATH. SLEEP
ing Ia porch = 2-caT ar garage eony. location: now
Natl. sesS eves yes. WISE SAaAM $780, OGDEN
BURLE1TH AND GLOVER PARK SECTION,
close to graded. junior and high schools.
4esr ro% beek bath
MoNfH CALI n'e o%N oSGPdI'on crE7E1Rb s7R REB
| NV
rooms. 2 baths; beautiful rec. room: auto
matte heat and ref; gentiles: available
| Dec. 1st. 24s
1907 EAST CAPITOL sT.-11-R.. Q
bath. Lear detached garage, corner house,
facing Lincoln Park; h.-w.h. H. L. RUST
| CO.. 1901 18th NV.
GEoRGEToWN5-sMALL HOUSE; 3 BED:
Decatur 1155 between 10 and 3.
| $50 RANDOLPH ST. N.W.-S RMS, BATH.
| large yard; $40 month.
ROCK CREEK-MODERN. 7-RM. HOUSE,
like new; bedrms.; $3.50. Atlantic
| 1857.
WOODBRIDGE 24O4 21st ST. N.E-AM
| just completing, to rent, a community of
homes, all heated from central heating
| plant at no additional cost; unusually fine
/ homes. fully insulated, weather stripped !:
open dreplaces; large yards. shade trees:
Laundry; garage; S75; Drive south on
Goth at r. I. ave. lie. to and down Queens
Chapel I'd. to houses at 21st. d. 8. NASH,
owner, 1916 Bryant st. ne.
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED.
1330 00th ST SE

30OO 00Uk3 y k1'13s
Two bedrms., living rm., modern kitch-
en- and dinette; heat and hot water furn.
lockers and laundry privileges: conv. loca-
O3U7
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YOU MUST SEE

This lovely reconditioned home II you
want the best in living and only have
$3.50 CASH. We heartily recommend that
you inspect this very unusual property in
one of Washington's most desirable COM
munities. This home. recently foreclosed.
now priced at
S6.75O,-
Is sure to sell. 9 very delightful rooms
and glass-inclosed sun parlor and in new
house condition. Call ]. WESLEY Blu.
CHANAN till pm. Met. 1143.
p. S.-Forgot to say marvelously long.
term financing and very easy terms.
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COOPERATIVE Aprs. FOR SALE.
HOUSES FURNISHED.

EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY TO PUR-
chase l-rm.. kitchenette apt. in conven-
lent and desirable location. National $500.
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ATTRACTIVE HOME. BURLEITH SEC
ton: 6 rooms. sleeping porches garage
beautifully furnished; new refrigerator
and washer. Emerson s139. .2"'
1923 saith ST. NW.-SIX- ROOM SEMI
detached house. modernly furnished. Near
Western Hgh; $40. West lIu--W. "a
1435 MONROE ST N.W.-SIX ROOMS.
batn; splendid location: every convenience:
very desirable. $50 month. .!,:Ir
ss5.0o-lS39 NEWTON ST NV MT.
Pleasant-6 rooms. well. furnished: oil
heat For appointment, call Columbia 81 IA
or Georgia 5s49.
203I PARK ROAD NV. FACING RK OK
Pk.-BeaUifully furnished; 9 rooms. =
baths: $50 TO responsible tenant. Open
from !: TO 4. Clev. Tl16, after Is.
SEMI-DET. BRICK. 6 ROOMS. BATH:
81. NV. West 1l60. Apt. S2i, 6-s pm.
65 V ST. NW-SIX ROOMS. AMI IN
cludlng electric refrigerator, oil heat in
closed sleeping porch, recreation cellar,
large yard, beautifully furnished and I'M
maculately clean. Moderately priced to Ie-
Sponsible tenant 225'
LOVELY HOME. VICINITY cath AND
Mass. ave- bed rooms > baths Frigid-
are, $40: coEv. transp. North 6l29.
1921 DECATUR ST NV
A charming detached home: eight room
a bedrooms. automatic heat: electric re.
frleeratlon and garage; nicely furnished
and in excellent condition; rent, So.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

OWNER WANTS QUICK SALE. CASH.
$500. ONLY $500. Chevy Chase Gar
dens Md. Six rooms and two baths. built
in garage. MR.. LEWIS. Cleveland O58O.
NEAR 8th AND RITTENHOUSE sTS.-
Only $3.50: Corner brick. six rooms and
NEAR CAPITOL-S35O CAsH-MODERN
6 rooms, porches; move right in; stop
renting. Keys 500 Z ne. Lincoln 3143.
RELIABLE BUILDER WILL BUILD OR 8
rm brick, detached house: oil burner;
$500 cash. bal. like rent. Col. O629. 23'
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HOUSES UkFURkIsHED.

VACANT-259 ROCK CREEK CHI. RD.
nw;-6 r, b., refrigeration. gar, $50;
S2S5 sth st. nWms r. b. shower 81
Georgia easai toeiI771sse's''0n oi7s eAf seh'HeS s'o'
PETWoRTH. 212 VARNUM ST. NV
rm. brick, incl. porches. automatic heat;
per % mo. Adams 4o4a-W. w. '''' "'o
NO. "a NORTH OAKLAND ST., ARLING-
ton, Va, " block from Lee boulevard and
No. Glebe road--Has never been occupied;
low; built-in garage. large basement, oil
neat neat reirigeration, new gas rance. tile
in exclusive neighborhooG close to bus and
stores; only 10 minutes TO- Washington on
new Lee boulevard; rental $500. For
appointment call Lincoln 2669-J.
h., cleo. 9 inclosed porches, garage: S42 so
month; Apply 4O2 Kentucky ave. Sc.
WILL LEASE TO RESPONSIBLE TENANT
h.-wh.; only 500. Columbia 1882.
PETWoRTH-6 LGE. RMS; ,redecorated;
Oil heat. refgr, $65; also a det. 6-r.. Va
b.. Oil D.. gar Columbia 1882.
LOVELY HOME. VICINITY .4th AND
convenient transportation. North 6120.
DECATUR ST. N.W.-MoDERN 2-FAMILY
mouse; rms, bath: now, rented for S45
mIqnsh IapRe andn ms dktchen' bath on 1st
Lincoln 1903.
S6onALLIsoN $50, ILLS ST, N;W.-NR: GA. AVE,
others Metropolitan 54OO
NW.-;ATTRACTIvE MODERN.
6-rm. brick home. blt.-in gar, auto.
neat. recreation rm Adams 6s42.
,sse kEPHGER 0NTApEd EENTAIs IT: 1 "
NtS; isaG oNTARio oS!rl 1t1 Pfa'i Pa NV! .parase
. 4, Rooms mnsn,E' Bath &C garage.
N0VaSl cHE!Y H2'n: CHASE, hasfmltlf Ms. Heat
Des' 3 Rs2Tf; sgIpuERb' Eatb' PaRR RGyple Garage.
Det Brick. Auto; Heat. Garage.
BRODIE & COLBERT. INC.
Bethesda, Md, room I rooms and bath. auto
matte gas heat and refrigeration; storage
attic sTdl@i and porfh e GRI Gall M Lin LindeT
7eli lhEMselR W'ss' ASe: DEvEIoPNESn Mise c9 2sss.
g rooms, bath. 2 glass-inclosed porches;
oil heat. gar. Republic 0225.
1222 MORSE ST. NE
rms 025n r spfh'sS AVE- heis NV. sfilaF s47 80
9 rms. bath. cellar. h.-w.h.. back yard.
Is v ST. NE.
.z6 rms' bath, h.-w.h.. back yard. gar.
EOS 3rd ST. NE.
p. j. WALSHE INC
1l07 Eye 81. NV. National 64GS.
4n3 WEBSTER ST. NW.-6 RMS S55 so
i1b9 Meridian pl. n.w.--6 rms. - S55 rs
.j9:3 4th ST, n.U.-6 rms. S55 80
1913 Parkwood pl. n.w.--6 rms $50 80
4OOS l4th st. n.w.-6 rms. S65 90
1904 irving st. nw.-6 rms. $1,000
PLANT e. GORDON. INC.
1874 Park Rd. NV. Col. Os3s.
BRAND-NEW DETACHED-S75.
Brlck, t r. | J.. b SIN narIor nm
Restricted community. Republic O225 :
1888 OWEN PL. NE.-6 ROOMS,
bath, front and back porches;
o completely modern $500
6l5 Quebec pl. n.W.-f rooms, bath:
= modern: ,redecorated $1,000
1910 :}rd st. W. rooms and bath.
oil heat. Frieidaire, garage $3.50
3Il6 9th ST. II VT rooms, porches:
perfect condition s65 90
10Y 10th st. NE rooms, sleeping
porch. hot.Water heat " $500
ROBERT w. SAVAGE
so7 Union Trust Blde Natl. $500.
RECONDITIONED, LIKE NEW; g ROOMS.
bath, semi-det. brick home: porches; ago
BRODIE g. COLBERT. INC
1907 Eye st. NV. Natl. 1875.
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In Mt. Pleasant

PFO.OV-IUUO LdTnUHt St. IN. y" :
Ant. No. 24-Living room. dinette,
kitchen and bath. Frigidaire. Heat.
hot water and janitor service. Avail
able Dec 1St
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1904 K CAFRITZ Dist 9080
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN,

FOR CoLORED, 1924 YOU ST, NV:
rooms. ktchenette, private bath. porch
No children. Potomac 53S0-J.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
WANTED HOUSE: OR
2 rooms, Q baths, 2-car garage, oil heat: in
Chevy Chase. D. c., near Conn. ave;
adults: immediate occupancy. North SILL
after 8 pm.
REFINED COUPLE, BEST Financial AND
character references desires to rent small
house or bungalow from owner; to $40.
Please call Dec. 1141. 1915.
WANTED TO RENT-BY SENATOR. FUR
nished house. January /. June 15: bed
rooms, gear garage. Cleveland Park sec.
ton preferred. Box 151-A, Star.
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CONGRESSIONAL

1923 VarnUm st. n.w-Attr. brick
house. Q rms. = baths. lavatory 1st f., de-
lightfully furn. Radio. china. books. oil
burner. DIXIE REALTY CO.. Natl. $3.50.
Evening star., 1937-11-23
I'll 18th ST: NV

OPEN TO-DAY, 3 TO g.
Lovely CORNER home in SHEPHERD
PARK. Lot 55x115. Handsome Colonial
brick, Z rooms, breakfast nook, 2 large
porches. fireplace: automatic heat and in
sulation: garage: other fine features. Fine
buy at S13,950 Vacant and heated. BOSS
& PHELPS. 1417 K st. National $500
Drive out 18th St to Juniper St, east
to 14th st and north to house. corner of
Jonauil After 6 pm. call Mr.. Condit,
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1855 EUCLID ST. NV.

Fine. private home: attractively and
completely furnished: ) bedrooms, :, baths;
oil burner. Excellent income features. Rea-
sonaole to responsible party. Apply office.
210O Mass. ave. NV
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S6O-337 Dela6eld Pl. NV.

Apt. No. 3-Corner apt; reception
hall. living room, bedroom. dinette
kitchen and bath. Elec. refrigeration
Heat and hot water furnished
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Apt. No. Living room. 2 bed
rooms. dlnette Kitchen and bath; cleo.
refrigcration. Heat and hot water fur
nished. Available December st.
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In Petworth

Convenient to Schools and Stores
$55.OO-4829 4th St. NV.
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IN WASHINGTONS GARDEN SPOT
A REAL HOME IN WESLEY HEIGHTS.

Center hall. spacious living room. mas
ter bedrooms. 41a baths. screened porches;
oil heat: garage; open. Georgia STA.
NEAR THE CATHEDRAL AND OVER
looking Massachusetts, ave-: handsome de-
by man who insisted on solid brick walls
10 rooms, 2 baths, gas furnace: 1st-fioor
lavatory. concrete side porch: condition
practically perfect Located in a superior
neighborhood and only about 10 minutes
drive from the business district You will
,-,o Lou1S +; SHOEMAKER ,o,
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NEAR BLADENsBURG RD AND Both. ST.
the painter and decorator New roof of
the heaviest Johns-Mansville shingles. hot.
It. to paved alley. This house sold new
Tor S7,95O, is now to be had for S5,45O.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
1710 K st, NV. Natl. 1160.
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2 NEW BRICK HOMES.

1917 and 1919 esth pl. Sc First showing
Of these attractive semi-detached brick
homes; rms. tile bath shower. modern
kitchen; chestnut trim: furred walls;
INV h; concrete front porches: level lot:
nr. trans. Price. S6.950: reas. terms.
WILLIAM R. THOROWGOOD
20o4 r. l. Ave NE Dec O317
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PETWORTH-ST.G
Low CASH PAYMENT AT 500 PER MO,
2Q-ft. brick. rms. bath, in excellent
condition; cleo refg.. garage; two screened
porches on rear; paved street and alley:
high elevation: excellent condition: close
TO schools. shopping district and transport
tation. Call Cleveland 1900. Evenings,
Shepherd 1888
Evening star., 1937-11-23

BUNGALOW S45.
. bedrms.. liv. rm. din rm kit bath.
good white S E. neighhorhood ! block bus
, ADELBERT w. LEE,
l413 BUCHANAN ST. NW-DEsIRABLE
I'm home. elec. refg.. automatic heat,
recreation rm.. 3 porches. mi. Rent reas,
PLANT & GORDON, INC,
-1314 Park Rd. NV Col Os3s
2ol9- 4th STREET NE.
=, Flat lst fir. 5 rms. bath, hot-water
924 10th Street Sc
rms. bath, corner brick. hot-water
6o3 Roxboro Place NV.
- rms, bath. hot-water heat, semi
40 Newton Place NV.
rms. bath, double back porches. ga
rage. S55
1922 10th st. Sc.
rms, bath. semi-det, hot-vater
1896 Tea St. Sc
. rms. bath: hot-water heat; arranged
55a7 7th St. NV.
8 rms. bath. oil heat. eiec. refrigera-
50o5 14th St NV.
rms. . baths semi-det., hot-water
heat; can be arranged for two families
or private home: S1lO.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1924 14th St. NV. Dist. 3346.
Evening star., 1937-11-23
HAMILTON ST.

East Of Georgia ave. n.w-5-room brick
house in excellent condition: . sleeping
porches: coal h.-w.h. with automatic
blower: detached flreproof garage: Slate
roof: HANDICAPPED lot.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
1910 z St NV District ln1h
Evening star., 1937-11-23
APARTMENTS UNFURkIsHED.

2OO8 10th ST. NV.
rooms. kitchen. bath and large foyer.
Res Mgr Ant
Evening star., 1937-11-23
EXCIUSlVE
CHEVY CHASE SECTION.

@1e3 Kearney st. n.e.-Large detached
corner home. rooms, . baths, in new
from cars and stores. Open till Q pm.
VIM. r. THOROWGOOD.
c0o4 r l. Ave NE Decatur f)31Y
Evening star., 1937-11-23

FOXHALL VILLAGE
bedrooms. = baths, automatic heat. sos
3 bedrooms i bath automatic heat, 500
81 You st. NV, 8 r. b.. h.-w.h.. $50
5000 N. H. AVE. NV.
6 rms, bath. INV h S65. 90
:}613 10th ST. NV.
6 rms, bath. h.-wh S5O 90
1878 KENYON ST. NV.
4 bedrooms > baths. gas heat $500
FRANK S PHILLIPS. Dist l4ll
Evening star., 1937-11-23

I INUI
CORNER APT. UNUSUAL VALUE. S17. 500.
Desirably situated in upper 14th st. resi-
Dental section 3 apts of ) rooms and
bath each: porches front and rear: excel
lent investment or doctors quarters Il apt
now occupied by doctor; rented at $500
new stoSer for furnace cost s4no e"idse bise
about 10 years old.
FRANK NJ. DOYLE, Realtor.
927 18th St NV. District G0R5