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director of the woman's divi-
sion of the Democratic Ma
tional Committee, have the
finest mansion in the city.
They direct much of the
cultural life Of Salt Lake, raise
a large family of children, en-
terrain easily and often play a
big role in local affairs.
Judge Wolfe is a justice of
the State Supreme Court. He
is an amusing story-teller and
knows almost everybody in the
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Marine Concert
Att. B. Hospital

A program of lively music will
be offered by the United States
Marine Band in q concert to be
given at the tuberculosis Hos
pital, Thirteenth and Upshur
SITS. N. w., at $50 p. m. tomor-
row. Captain Taylor Branson
will conduct, assisted by William
F.. Santelmann.
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SALT LAKE CITY, Aug. 9.-This is town
of personalities. And two Of the most interest
ing ones live in big house on the highest hill
In the Plateau.
Judge and Mrs. James H. Wolfe, whom Wash.
ington knew quite well when Mrs Wolfe was
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leader Eddie Flynn, yesterday
discussed the tactics which are
calculated to make jeremiah
T. Mahoney, former Supreme
Court Justice, the next mayor
of New York city on a strictly
New Deal platform.
The presence of Flynn here
and the sudden injection of
New York city politics into
this weekend vacation Of the
President was revealed only by
accident. None Of the White
House party. including White
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News Behind News By Fertilization

The Washington Times presents todav the
first in series of three remarkably repealino
articles on the general situation in Europe bv
Paul M1LLon, ace Washington colunrntSt Mems
Behind the NetOS" Mr.. MalIonS daily column.
tO1H appear regularly in The Times neat month,
LONDON. Aug. 9.-There is nothing over
here for the United States. American states
men might Just as well 60 ahead with anu
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STUDY CAUSES
OF ACCIDENTS,
.ELGEN ADVISES
P. U. C. Head Lists
Traffic Hazards

u A3A II Az AA@BA\&@4 NAC
Wholesale arrests and spas
modic safety campaigns never
will reduce greatly the city's
traffic fatality toll. What we
should do here is get to the
underlying cause Of each type
of accident and then work out
a cure"
Riley E. Elgen, chairman Of the
Public Utilities Commission, thus
delivered himself today while
Ginning" informally with a
Washington Times reporter on the
citys latest traffic campaign and
it's chances of success.
Lists Death Causes
Now, Riley Elgen is the type of
man who never expresses an opin-
ion unless he has some basis for
it. He-to use his own words-is
also the type who would rather
"juggle around statistics than eat"
and who sis always heading into
something that is none Of my
business" He listed these as major
causes Of traffic fatalities:
/. Dazzling headlights.
2. Improperly lighted streets.
3. Defective vision of persons
in the middle-sge class.
For years Elgen in his spare
moments has been studying the
statistics attending the Districts
puzzling traffic situation. Taking
the 1886 traffic fatality toll, he
arrived at the following conclu.
sions:
OF the 80 persons killed in
traffic, SO per cent were over As
years of age. Thirty-four of the
dead had an average age of So
years. During the period from
October / to March l, when
darkness descends earlier, sos
per cent of the fatalities oc.
CURED, while during the six
month period of greater day
light, from April / to September
/, 1915 per cent of the highway
tragedies occurred. During the
fall and winter months, 68.5 per
cent of the accidents occurred
between 5 and 9 p. M, in semi
or total darkness.
Urges Use of DINNERS
To cure the nocturnal acct.
dents, Elgen suggested:
A regulation, rigidly enforced,
compelling motorists to use dim
lights while driving through the
streets of the city. He opined
most of the newer automobiles
are equipped with too powerful
headlights.
Regarding the street lighting,
Elgen pointed out of his office
window to a street lamp on
Pennsylvania Avenue. The globe
of the post was buried in a clus-
ter of tree leaves, diminishing
the effect Of the light. He said:
II believe the time is soon
coming when we will have to
use powerful curb lights placed
as near to the curbing as pos
sible to obtain the fullest of
daylight effect after dark"
For persons afflicted with i'm
proper vision, Elgen suggested
a regulation requiring all per-
sons to have their eyes examined
by proper authorities and de-
fects corrected.
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Stuff

HYDE PARK, N. Y, Aug. 8 (C.TPs0 .Prea-
dent Roosevelt and his potent New Deal political
lieutenant in New York city, Bronx county
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By John O'DonneLl
and Doris FLees0u

atty primary contest to defeat antiNew Deal
U. S. Senator Royal S. Copeland. Flynn assured
the President that there was no doubt that the
fight, waged on a New Deal ISSUE would result
in a primary victory for Mahoney over the forces
of Tammany and its new leader, Christy Sulli.
van, AL Smith henchman.
90 The President made it clear that in the
later fight between LaGuardia and Mahoney he
will remain strictly in the background. Farley,
however, in his private role as citizen of Man.
haitian and in his official capacity as chairman
of the State Democratic committee will go down
the line for Mahoney
CD In the event of Copelands victory in the
Democratic primary, the White House and the
New Deal forces in the Democratic organization
will quietly withdraw from the fight, throw
their under-cover support and sympathy to
Mayor LaGuardia.
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Needs Organization

At the very heart Of the RooseveltFlynn talk
in the dining room of F. D. RS ancestral home
were these clashing viewpoints. The President be-
lieves that LaGuardia has done an excellent job
as Mayor Of New York city. He also realizes that
in the national election and in the New York
State campaign next year. he needs we'll organ
lied Democratic machine in New York city to
pile up the votes for New Deal congressional can
didateS who will back F. D. RS original Court
plan and who will fight any gubernatorial nomi-
nee blessed by Gov. Herbert H. Lehman, whom
F. D. r. privately accuses of delivering the stab
in.theback" to the Roosevelt Court plan.
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SUMMER HOMES.
LEGAL NOTICES.
J. W. PRICE e. F. W. HILL, Jr., Atty,.

IN IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Colum-
Biz s;,,t Htolldins an EQUITY Court. FRANK
BOWLING. I61a 3:ird Street; NV. Wash
lngton. D. O.. Plaintiff, VS.. The Unknown
Aelrs. deVisees and alieneeS of John w Or.
Deceased 1I, Defendants pei ts-Eauity No. 63l17.'
OF this suit is to obtain a final decree de-
clarlng the title of the plaintiff to Lot Two
Hundred and Nine l2O9) in Square Twelve
Hundred and SeVenty-eight 127S). as de-
scribed in the Bill of Complaint fled in
this cause to be complete in fee simple by
adverse possession. On motion of the plain
TN by his attorneys it is this 18th day Of
May. 1887. ordered that the defendants
designated as the unknown heirs devisees
and alieneeS of John w. Off, who is de-
ceased. and the said John w. OFT cause
their appearance to be entered herein on or
before the fortieth day, exclusive OF Sun
days and Holidays. from the date of the
first publication of this order. otherwise as
to said parties this cause will be proceeded
with as in case of default. Provided a copy
Of this order be published In the Evening
Star and in The Washington Law Reporter
once week for three successive weeks
before the expiration Of the time for the
appearance of said unknown defendantA
longer and other publications being dis
pensed with for satisfactory cause shown.
JAMES M. PROCTOR, Justice true
ART. Clerk. BY r. I. o'NEAL, Jr., Asst.
Clerk. my1s.25-ie1
Continued On Next PsEs)
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

ALOW-WOODRIDGE.
Of Rbode some isanS SR aRe
room and bath; attic and basement;
place for couple to buy with their rent
S aS Svs S5S4 SIS $685.
Creek Park. this fine home has COM
mandlng view over a beautiful ,Itl wooded
lovely porches. e large large storage rag attc 2
real flreplaces and 2-car detached brick
garage We seldom have house at this
BOSS Z PHELPs. NAT1oNAE t. ason.
EVENING PHONE. CALL MR.. MILLER
CLEVELAND O112.
CHEVY, CHASE. NEAR CONNECTICUT
house. 3 bed rooms, . baths. dining and
breakfast rooms inclosed garage concrete
front porch, oak floors. Situated on high
81, .50 cash you can get price of only
$3.50. and on moderate monthly pay
171a K ST. NV National 1866.
CORNER BARGAIN FOR DOCTOR
~ big brick corner house in fastest GROW; srow7
F Gf s!S Rr POLY potomsc ss9i 4 Call
HAVE YOUR own BU1LDER EXAMINE
s,as slorious brlsh. rms, :; baths. large
brick lear sar pD;'" owner building R larser qse
fcbnes rare hns OPP nr churches
sppontment Mr.. MccGNE ii District cpe6i oiss. g
Potomac 1900
OPEN FOR. INsPECTIoN-I-9 PM
r :5ol3 18th ST, NE,
, Fully detached Brookland. : rms;
kitchens; French. doors and privacy 1st
floor large lot. high. dry. convenient loca-
em fsa paoab cems easef out ha
phone Decatur 30l4.
A., New, brick; six rooms. beautiful
en sa medsrn hsa sben deeb o eeasd IN
priced home; o terms. call Mr.. Altman.
- WAPLE e. JAMES. INC,
1924 14th Street NV. District 3347.
EXCELLENT NV. SECTION
se,so1-NeW brick home overlooking U. s.
luxe kitchen, recreation room with Are
place; fireplace in living room; front
Porch IN hsy With soy southern exposure auto
garage fenced back yard. Terms, 1913
cash and S695o month. Call Clev 2s:,2
. ioao, iiooo-New brick BUNGALOW, splendid n W.
location on wide avenue, slate roof )
rooms. bath, with space for additional
rooms and bath on second floor. Terms.
Call Randolph oG6I.
s. 45o-New brick home. 6 wen-propor-
uohed rooms and modern bath recrea-
non front room; , automatic heat; large covered
se4:5o month. Cali Randolph 0,eG. : ''0
slnaooEExcellent section of Chevy Chase
modern center-hall Colonial home of s
rooms, baths, large screened-in living
porch, poreh; OIL heat newly papered and
balance on one trust with monthly pay
j. WESLEY .BUcHANAN. INC.
\ - =
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$16.5OO,
1iDDbE TON, W, INVtslWtIt BIde.
1O7 WEST BRADLEY LANE
BEAUTIFUL CORNER

A>cIAAS NA1aAoo. nv Z. NV
Detached brick, center-hall plan. featur-
Ing large living room I4x24) and dining
room. kitchen is ultra modern. paneed
library with toilet and lavatory. A club
room that is the last word in comfort and
convenience. There are 3 large bed rooms
and > baths attached garage large lot
Bryant alr-conditioned gas heat. The
pa1nstaklng effort and care of this master
craftsman will merit your utmost con-
sideration: His last 3 houses were sold in
Gays Gays, after te ee%mppsetion %ps Price. $l3a5o.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS,
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NEARBY VIRGINIA.

Sc. O-S6.a5O-SBOO-S1OO Down.
Mo. Payments Like Rent-No Renewals.
NEW two-story COLONIAL BRICK
HOUSES. 5 and s rms. INV h.. tile bath
with shower hardwood floors. open fire.
place. wooded lot: beautifully Handicapped
section of new homes: 15-minute bus
LYON PARK-S5. 6OO-S5. $50.
Owner-McC McCLAINE-Buiider
21OO Wilson Blvd Clarendon Va.
Walnut 9292. Day and Evening
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

81 5000 ACRES UNIMPROVED NEAR
Falls Church Va; springs ana streams;
terms. Met. 0O45 or North 1852
KENSINGTON HEIGHTS
Small aCresge plot for home and In
veStment builders; wide frontage on hard.
surfaced road. Priced right
THOS. E. FARRELL CO. Realtors.
T21 10th St NV National O165.
EVENINGS Atlantic 6l63
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LOTS FOR SALE.


ing WASHINGTON. RANDLE, g. GARVIN.
25l5 Pa ave. Sc Lincoln 1879
SILVER sPRING-BUHDING SITES. FOR
baNs s4mss Realty I2 CO. aSG sS3 or 1881
5ox555o RI, Chevy Chase TerraGeee,
> PICTURESQUE SITES IN ROCK CREEK
Beautiful trees and surrounding homes.
Lots 5000 50. it. each, Price reas. Phone
OWNER. Georgia 4022.
R1XERpAIE ESQ TAYEoR Es9R syms AyE shns1s hoIs
Call Hyattsville 5o7. Week days. West
$500 CASH WILL BUY LOT 30. SQUARE
29s. Phone Geo. $40,
BELLE HAVEN. VA.-BEAUT1FULLY Lo-
Gated lots over cost. frontage in zone u
Phone Alexandria 14-F-42.
CHEVY CHASE IMPROVEMENTS IN: 2
lots each 50x130; =. block each of Brook
eacn. Address Box 406-x Star office.
EXCELLENT NORTHWEST SITES. PRICED
low. GEO E DIEFFENBACH Lot Specialist.
Natl. $3.50. 1101 Vt. ave. NV En- 4117
RESIDENTIAL; VEST o1E OF GoNNEGTIc1T m GIdcsT
dress dress BOX Boz 1894. Star office
HYATTsVILLE. HILLs-WooDED LOT.
bus; price 500: terms zANTzINGER
CO. Greenwood 1919. Riverdale. Md
FOREST COVERED LOT. ABOUT 3 MILES
beyond Falls Church on quiet road near
Lee Highway; lOOx3OO it.. for $3.50: easy
terms. Louis P. SHOEMAKER. 1719 x
st. NV. National 1166. |
ROW HOUSE OR FLAT SITE.
% Lots-S4 800.
Two street 4oB An eAcses vae
See Mr.. Lawton, evening phone Lincoln
1a4a H APEiPERr s} NW W. hfG: pist. 1900.
BEAUTIFUL BRADLEY HILLS GROVE
High rolling wooded acreage, sites, in this
restricted community. of individual charm
snsns na from on BIasey up blvd PFys M miles e
planning building and financing service.
Larger sites ayailable v .EHl w.pprN
HOS 1eth St. Natl 9452.
Field once Wisconsin 1929. 10.
COMMERCIAL PER FOOT.
Suitable for stores. Te;oIot lots or apis. ao-ft.
front on main highway in Anacostia; 6.
room modern frame house. an unusual
ysluein yalueii SEQ See Mr.. Lawton' evening phone
ADEIBERT W. LEE; ..o,
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK.
Detached home site having so feet
ff''ea Feai0ndoi' q. B. cRuMBAueH.
4703 Wisconsin Ave. Clev. 1884.
FIRST COMMERCIAL.
ON r. I. AVE. NE.
Between Monroe and Newton sts;. 90-ft.
front; suitable for stores. The only
sepes T.sdina n m in ca hs MR. RS IAs ST.
s5sSn EfoT m1bDLEToN oE aSB Bd
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STORE IN BEST GEORGETOWN SEC
tlon on Wise. ave. Well lighted and ventI-
lated. Ideal for beauty shop or restaurant
S35 month. Call West ooi7 for inspection.
DOWNTOWN LOCATION SUITABLE FOR
any business. Apply OWNER, 0l2 9th St.
NV. Met. l021.
4Ol K ST NE.-LARGE STORE ROOM.
with apartment upstairs $50 per month.
Call North .2O3 or LnquIre :3,, R. /.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

CHOICE INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
Three 4 4-famlly apt. buildings. zone first
commercial, no upkeep. excellent location;
total rental So 600 annually.
, STORES, Q APTS.
Upper Georgia ave. business property;
1uIIy rented at So 500 annually: prefer
trade for building lots or subdivision acre
age See Mfr ToWbeS
1904 K ST NV. CAFRITZ Dist. gOsO
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CORNER COMMERCIAL GROUND OVER
10000 So. it.. at Buchanan ST. and
Arkansas ave. by owner or your broker.
Address Box 21O-A. Star office.
INDUSTRIAL GROUND ENTIRE CITY
square. Alexandria, Va between Payne
Montgomery. Fayette and Madison SITS,
railroad siding by owner your broker.
Address Box l3S-A Star Office
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.

OLD MANSION ON SEMINARY HILL. VA.
about miles by good roads, about Is
rooms. the living room and the room above
IL being about 25x35 IT. each and each
having large fireplace; beautiful land. any
amount needed; promising for people who
understand high-class dining. The house
requires repairs and modern equipment,
but is worth the expense. Talk with US
about it. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. ITO K
st. NV. National 1855.
sOMETHING VERY UNUSUAL AND AT
porches stone fireplace, beautiful shrub
berry and grounds. automatic heat fur
nished; also domestic hot water. FriRidaire
and garage; S97 so. Call r. O.. via jack
son 2Ok3
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
CAPITOL HILL,
$40 B ST. NE,

$7.950-TERMS
rooms. bath. 2-car garage. h.-W.h h..
hardwood floors: in w-house condition.
This home is the best buy on today's mar
apartment.
Open Daily 2-5 PM-Sunday. 20 JPN
JOS. A. HERBERT & SONS,
5l5 E. Capitol st. Lincoln O129.
1903 goth STREET.
SECOND COMMERCIAL.
Lot 25x3S'
Brick House.
Price So. 800.
CALL MR.. BIEBER
GOSS REALTY COMPANY.
1405 Eve St. National 1883
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LOTS FOR SALE.

Continued)
III 1aILIcHEsT - sRasT ToENGRwsl;a5o: nN Err
few choice corners left t'o m this ' beautitTI
isDdo1n fsGtion ese See Mr. stebbin. evening phone
IA, y 8, ADEkBERr 2 u W. LEE 7E:.-,., ,soo
ADVANCE INFORMATION.
.well-knoWn builder is developing A
oeautifu. tract OF land in nearby Maryland
Expert Landscape architects are in charge
O., OF enhancing en- the natural beauty of tbs
Far-reachng plans provide for the con-
struction Of minimum Of $50 homes OF
the better type during 1897 and 1898
each an indiyiduslly designed nome Of
CONSTRUCTION Work Is Now
The high cbaraeier bgraer way; sId coun,s,sr
OF the new community. are definitely and
permanently assured by expert. careful
1adin pIannding and wise protective restIictions-
bus service, utilities and provision for
The developers will set aside a limited
~ MINIMUM II I'M FRONTAGE OF 70 FEET
Ifgsf Tf9 Pfs5Es p Jake of
1Oc, PER SQUARE FOOT,
With Attractive Terms
The convenience OF architectural services
on the property has been provided for
prospective home builders
Complete building service includin. :.
long term financing. is available
by writing for
COMPLETE ADVANCE
INFORMATION
Prior to Public Announcement
ADDRESS BOX 18O-X,
STAR OFFICE.
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iNvEsTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.

WE CAN SELL NOW GOOD INVESTMENT,
business. store property if priced right.
paying we'll. Local and out-oftoWn clients.
some pay cash N. E. RYON CO.. 1916
N Y. ave. "a | s l4th.
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A REAL BARGAIN.
IN BROOKL.AND.

A REAL BARGAIN.
IN BROOKLAND.
1914 14th ST. NE.
$10.5OO. New detached .al-brick.. 6
rms. 2 baths, finished attic. detached
light. conv. kitchen. steel easement. win;
dows. slate roof. copper downspout and
gutter. automatic heat with recessed radi.
alton. concrete porch. basement ARRANGED
for recreation rm. See this today. Terms
arranged or will consider small home in
EUGENE H. PH1FER
North $500. Potomac 4491.
GENTLEMANs COUNTRY ESTATE.
10 ACRES.
Of an intovn home: especially adapted 70
those who love horses and desire to keep
them on the place. Acres of lovely lawn.
fine trees, flowers and shrubbery. The house
Is built Of stons; center-hall Colonial Of 8
rooms. baths; automatic heat and refris.
garage. picnic grounds and tennis courts
Located about 3 miles from District In line
Price only s35. 900; BOSS a. PHELPS.
NATIONAL $500. EVENING PHONE. CALL
MR.. LEIGH WISCONSIN 3700.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT.
UGonfinuedl


5-RM FURNISHED BUNGALOW. ELEC-
trically equipped: June l to Sept. 10.
46O3 Highland ave. Bethesda 23'
OVERLOOKING THE POTOMAC AND 5
minutes from the Arlington Memorial
Bridge, beautifully furnished s rooms. :!
baths. modern residence. maid S room and
bath; situated in lovely grounds: available
for 2-year lease. including yard man !
day week. at SlT5 per month; possession
June Is.
Near historic FAIRFAX on the Chain
Bridge rd.-9-room. recondltioned farm
house with all conveniences; situated in
a shady lawn real home. attractively
furnished; adjoining Bannockburn Farms
and Plckens Hill large enough for a
family. small enough for couple. I'm
mediate possession. Price. >lH5 per
month on years lease.
=, Between Middleburs and Foxcrost
School is the charming residence OF the
Aldrich Dudleys. This commodious home
Is offered for rent. furnished on yearly
THESE ARE OUTSTANDING oPPoR-
CATUR- a4?2. sUNDAY AND EVENINGS.
SHEPHERD 3g52. FRANCES POWELL
HILL. 1644 CONN. AVE.
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WOODBRIDGE, D. c.
3049 Clinton ave. n.e.-A new 5-room
BUNGALOW with every modern convenience,
including oil heat and garage; $500 down.
S55 month. Ready to move in
5-room brick. h.-w.h.. concrete street
and alley, garage: $500 down, $50 month
6-room house h-w.h.; new house condi-
ton, garage; $3.50; $3.50 down. $50
month.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO..
223I7 R. I. Ave. NE. North 1908
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

1902 L ST. NW.-?nd- FLOOR APT;
suitable professional use or beauty par
lor. Call Mr. SEBREY North g312
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

3429 34th ST NW.-UNUSUAL OPPOR-
tunity. Beautiful brick home. location ex-
cellent unusually attractive, shaded yard;
handsomely furnished
FOR SUMNER MONTHS-COMFORT
BILE Chevy Chase home; 4 bed rooms :,
baths, sleeping porch servants room and
bath. 3rd floor; S110. Wise 1853
DUPONT CIRCLE SECTION-ATTRAC-
lively furnished house; delightfully."- cool,
= rooms, two baths. Call North 0O49
SMALL. COZY, LIVABLE HOME OR R ST
GEORGETOWN. until october; references ex-
changed. District 1900
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
Artistic detached Colonial home 7 rooms
baths; antique furniture: wooded lots:
every convenience: June to Sept. l; Sl25 90
monthly. 39lT Harrison ST. Emerson 9O5S
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WooDsIpE BARGAIN-S7, 500,

WOODSIDE BARGAIN-S7. 500.
Detached rooms and bath. good con-
dition modern; 3. acre ground: / block
off Georgia ave. Small cash payment and
S65 monthly. GLENN REALTY CO.,
Shepherd 4443.
S3.45O.
Six acres. Broom cottage with elec.
refrigeration; water in house; Phil gas;
4sO frontage on State highway; easy terms.
Columbia OF 81 i
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CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE.


CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE.
$500, BLOCK WESTERN AVE.
containing s rooms and = baths: all MOD
ern; not water heat. elec., hardwood floors
throughout: detached garage If you are
looking for good construction and fine
architecture, you most surely will find 1t in
this home. The house is surrounded by
beautiful eyergreens, flowers. trees and
shrubs; Cost $4,000. Will sell TO quick
$16,5O0.
Call MR.. GUIFFRE at Line. -43r Sun
day or Met. 9S.!1 week days F. ELIOT
MIDDLETON, G05 Investment Bldg.
1O7 WEST BRADLEY LANE,
CHEVY CHASE. MD
s.. 5no-Facing beautiful grounds Of
Chevy Chase Club. Imposing detached
center-hall Colonial brick. II rooms. 3l7
baths: lot zoo IT, deep, fine trees and land
scaplng: vacant: excellent condition
OPEN TONIGHT G:3O TO $50.
BOSS & PHELPS
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

and .elec,. garage, chicken house; suitable
for farm. A bargain. Payment as low as
5o3. Week DAYS I West osSo. ~''9'--le
NEARBY MD.--NEW MODERN BRK Def.
5 rms. = baths b.-i. gar. full basement;
lS0-ft. lot; owner must sell by June / reas.
Dist. 1884.
sa.2oo-7-RooM AND BATH BLOCK
secluded. quiet; $ miles from Capitol Bldg;
4"o5 or address Box 265-z. Star Office.
FOR SALE OR RENT ROOMS, BATH
oil heat. recreation room; large lot, shade
trees; l0c bus zone. Bargain, F. H. A.
l4o4 North Wakefield st, Arlington. Va.
Clarendon 1906.
GENTLEMAN's COUNTRY, HOME: VA
cant: LIFT. rooms, large halls. porches.
double garage: acre in shaded lawns. fruit.
shrubs; 81 900. 81 900 cash. GEO C.
WALKER. Greenwood 1899 49,
THREE CHOICE BLDG. SITES. s0xlOO
Apply or $ evenings. H. c. DAVIS. 42@I
Ellerslie lor Boulevard ave. Sc, Boulevard
Heights. Md.
NEW STONE HOUSE. 2-CAR STONE GA
MAcKALL Natl. s736; res. Clar. sol Fl
ARLINGTON. va RMS. BATH. SUN
porch h,-w h. hardwood floors. garage;
wooded lot desrabe l9Saion
Clarendon 3O1.
$4,000 = BEAUTIFUL NEW BRICK;
nearby Va. bed rms. . baths. oil heat
slate roof; wooded grounds; near bus.
RALPH GRAIN, 1899 Lee Hwy. Wal 6959.
OWNER LEAVING CITY. MUST SELL. s.
room house, full basement. .-story. NV h.
nice lot Close to school: stores and trans
nortation. In ,country. club section $500
mr sas canon Haemee v ke BOSS ] asPse ann
SS15
Evening star., 1937-05-18
WATER FRONT PROPERTY,

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