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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-01-28
Flower Cutwork
For Buffet Set

This striking cutwork design ID
equally smart for buffet set or as
separate doilies; it is done mainly
In simple buttonhole stitch, and is
equally lovely in thread to match
the linen or in a variety of colors.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-01-28

members Of the ancient water
North Dakotas ventre shown being
White Father President Roosevelt they
will bring merfl end the
Indians their
foundation Of the Museum the American Indian where George
believe
fertile Since the of the bundle 1907
country turning into desert due lack of rain
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-01-28
Choice of Reed Liked

NOMINATION of Stanley Former
~ Reed of Kentucky, solicitor
General, as associate justice OF the
Supreme court met with general APP
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-01-28
Big Flying Boat DESTROYED

CAMOAN CLIPPER, huge flying
- boat of the Pan-American Air
ways, fell into the Pacific ocean
near Samoa, carrying the seven
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-01-28

major leagues. In sensational young
Bob Teller he will have one of the
most improved pitchers in the
American league in 1888.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-01-28

DR.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets made Of
May Apple are effective in removing
accumulated body waste.-Adv. !.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-01-28
Dodd Anglers the Nazis

N7lLLfAM E. DODD, until re-
w Gently American ambassador
to Berlin, has put himself in class
with Mayor La Guardia so far as
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-01-28
Bad Thoughts

Our thoughts are bad company
sometimes-not fit for us to asso-
ciate with.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1938-01-28
No Effort

Things are easy to do when
done willingly.
Evening star., 1938-03-25

and followed it, sat beneath pepper
tree, and Walt at last looked up into
her face
You won't think me crazy? lit
seems as though this is what I've al
ways wanted. You, l mean"
Il understand" she said. Il know.
feel it, too" She laid her hand on
his. and the blood pounded warm in
his veins.
IT WASN'T until he awoke the next
morning in the blue and white
room that had been assigned to him
that Walt realized with a shock the
mistake he had made. the futility Of
continuing this game of pretense.
The lovely, serene face of Nancy
Lowell rose in his mind, and a pang
stabh at his heart What would 1t
be like when she discovered he was
an impostor? How could he tell
her? Fool that he was. Allowing
himself to fall in love with a girl so
far beyond his reach. so much a part
of world to which he never had
and probably never would belong.
Bitterness stole into his heart This
was fate. This was irony This was
the injustice of one of his caste be-
ing exposed to the things that came
only after a lifetime of work and
drudgery.
Yet he could not resist the tempta-
ton to see her once more. to talk to
her, to-selflsh though it seemed
watch the changing lights of her eyes
when he confessed his deceit.
Fate Knocked him again when be
Evening star., 1938-03-25

Walt had to drag his tires in the
gravel to avoid running down a girl
who burst away from group of peo
pie and came flying toward him.
you're Bill Thayer the boy Ed
Carter said was coming down from
Santa Barbara Oh, I'm so happy to
see vou!"
Walt swallowed and started to say
he had never heard of Bill Carter, but
the girl, rather dumb-looking Cr9a-
ture ratified on without giving him q
chance
Just leave your car here. Poole
will take it to the garage, and Rob-
ertS will show you to your room. Then
you must hurry down and join US all"
A liveried driver, obviously Poole,
suddenly materialized beside the road
ster. saying quietly, Beg pardon, sir -
Walt heSitated. This was Holly
wood. he reminded himself. People
did crazy things, like crashing parties
where they weren't even known and
having swell time. He'd often won-
dered what such a party was like.
Here, he decided suddenly, was a
chance to find out.
%. K, Poole. And while you're at
1t, once over lightly. I picked up a
spot of dust coming down. He slid
ont from behind the wheel. Poole slid
in. The girl had vanished. A stiff
looking individual came from the
house and removed his Tags from the
rumble seat. This way, sir"
** Xxx
EIFTEEN minutes later, Walt.
earbed now in f1annels and sport
Jacket, emerged again onto the lawn.
No one paid much attention. For an
instant he had moment of panic
Suppose they found out he was an
imposter? Then the girl whom he'd
almost run down f1uttered up. Hello!
Aren't YOU Tom Potter? But, no.
Toms a blond Oh. well. I'll stop
guessing. You tell me. I'll introduce
you"
She didn't, however. get chance
A young man with an old face came
up and said something about the
punch bowl being empty. and she
rushed off. Walt wandered around
People were everywhere. One or two
spoke TO him. and suddenly out of
the sea of faces he saw one that
eripped his heart.
It was as if ne had seen the face
before though he knew he hadn't. 1t
was as if he had been looking for
such face all his life. 1t didn't
seem queer that she was staring at
him. 1t didn't seem strange that he
should go directly up to her and say,
with no restraint or hesitation:
Evening star., 1938-03-25

found her beneath the selfsame pep
per tree. She looked up at him and
smiled, wistfully, he. thought. He
hesitated. celebrating, knowing 1t
would be folly to torture himself
longer.
Il don't belong here" he said.
They think I'm Bill Thayer. I'm
not. I drove in here by mistake"
Her eyes grew wide. A gasp es-
capped her lips, followed by tumbling
laughter.
"Oh, how wonderful! I was so
afraid. You see, don't belong here,
either. There are so few of us that
do. Fifteen of us heard about this
party, and we decided to try crashing
it just for fun--the way you read
about. 1t worked. Then I met you,
and-and that spoiled it, We-fifteen
of us girls-are Eastern school teacn-
ers on vacation!"
Copyright. 1889
Evening star., 1938-03-25

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Of honor. Gen. Adams will speak be-
fore the order here. About $50 are
expected at the banquet and after
the banquet the grand march will be
led by Gen. and Mrs. Adams.
Gen. Adams is now starting South
ern tour Of inspection that will take
him into Is States. Thomas G.
Andrews, grand sire Of the Inde-
pendent Order OF Odd Fellows, has
designated Gen. Adams a special dep
uty grand sire for this work. Gen.
Adams has set a goal for this year
OF 5000 chevaliers for the Patriarchs
Militant.
Arrangements for the functions here
have now been completed, said Mai.
Evening star., 1938-03-25
DAILY SHORT STORY
PARTY CRASHER

I'm sorry. l don't
believe we've met.
I'm Walt Whiting" ;"
She smiled. I'm
Nancy Lowell"
Il like t h a t
name. Shall we
dance?"
They moved to-
ward the tile d
flooring that was
used for dancing.
When he took her
In his arms 1t was
as though all his
life he had waited
for this moment.
Neither of them
spoke. A content
ment dWelt in their
hearts, a curious
sense of oblivion
and peace, as if
strife and struggle
and pretense hat d
1oo-1L
Evening star., 1938-03-25

Gen. William r. Becker Of this city,
chief Of staff to Gen. Adams, who
is also chairman Of the General Com
mittee.
He announced that the guest list
includes these distinguished Odd Fell
lows: Brig. Gen. and Lady Fred A.
Groom, military clerk from Balti-
more; Arlington S. Custer. grand mas
ter, I. o. o. F.; Maj. Alexander L..
Hjortsberg, department commander:
Lady A. Naomie Cooper. department
association president; Capt. Charles
B. Lampe, captain Of Canton Wash
ington, No. l; Lady Bertha Nichols,
president. ladies' auxiliary; Mrs.
Grace w. Thompson, president of
Evening star., 1938-03-25
!. 0. O. F. TO HEAR
GEN. A. G. ADAMS
Patriarchs Militant Leader to
Inspect Order Tomorrow.
BANQUET Is Planned,

Gen. Arthur G. Adams, general
commanding. the Patriarchs Militant,
I. o. o. F.. of the World, will hold
his annual inspection Of the fraternal
order in the District tomorrow, coming
here from Baltimore He is district
attorney of Tompkins County, N. Y,
and resides at Ithaca.
The annual banquet and dance of
Canton Washington No. and the
Ladies' Auxiliary of Canton Wash
ington. I. o. o. F., will be held tomor-
row night at the Hotel Continental,
with Gen. and Mrs. Adams as guests
Evening star., 1938-03-25
Crime Never PAYS

ST. LOUIS CP)-All the police
have to do to solve burglary here is
to find man standing up to eat-and
with a hole in his trousers.
The hole was made by a family
watchdog whose bite was worse than
his bark to a thief who made off
with jewelry and clothing from the
home.
The householder reported to police
he found bits of trouser cloth and
bloodstains. proving the dog had not
slept on the lob.
Evening star., 1938-03-25

careful not fall down that -. NV
teacher at domestic science school
- me not to be disturbed by outside
influences. When she first experiment.
ed with cooking she had to - half
the kitchen furniture because so many
Things boiled over She can hardly
- herself now from screaming
when pupils do things wrong. She has
to exercise great self -"
Copyright, 1889
tAnswer on Page B-1OD
Evening star., 1938-03-25
WALT knew he'd

entered ( h 2
wrong driveway the
moment he swung
in between the two
huge stone pillars.
But there wasn't
any place to turn
around. so he kept
on going. Abrupt
". he rounded a
clllmp of shruboery
and burst onto a
crowd of young
2 2 q . | e scattered
over a velvet green
lawn. There we're
gay u m b 7 e | a S
around, and metal
tables, and chairs
painted a bright
orange. Somewhere
An orchestra was
playing. and here
was much laugh
ter and brill
Evening star., 1938-03-25
By Meredith ScHoH.

each mad reached a goal which they
had been seeking for untold ages.
After the dance they walked away
from the others. They found a brook
Evening star., 1938-03-25
Brain Twizzlers
By PROF. ]. ID. FLINT.

Wy EtVT. y. II. T IEIN y
HERE'S a little story. The blanks
are letters in words which grow
one letter longer each time. always
using the letters OF the preceding word
with one new letter.
Are YOU quite sure that it - all
right for me to - here while you
- that stuff for the cake?" asked
the young man. Why, certainly" re-
piled the sweet young thing. but be
Evening star., 1938-03-25

Heoekah Assembly and Ralph e,
Michal, deputy grand master of Florida.
Most suicides occur about IL am
Evening star., 1938-10-30
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE,

BEAUTIFUL ROOM HOUSE. NEAR
Rockville, Md; garage. barns to house one
or two cows and horse. acres of land,
beautifully kept. Priced reasonable at
SlO5OO.
In the most desirable section Of Rock
vile. Md; S-room house. oil burner all
Previously rented for $1,000 per month
Near Norbeck. Md; 4-room. kitchen and
bath bungalow, electricity, gas; on paved
road; Price. ,S3.:5o., Additional iaud
adjoining can be purchased il desired
New bungalow in Rockville. > bedrooms
living room. bath, kitchen complete with
cabinets; front: rear porches; bath in
basement; Warm-air heat automatic Tot
water heater garage consisting Of ap-
pr0SImately "a acre land. Price S495U
New brick bungalow. :, bedrooms living
room. dining room. electric kitchen bath
OIL burner, In very desirable residen tial
section OF Rockville. Priced to sell
Quickly at $500. Can arrange finance
on easy terms.
Attractive home in Rockville. Md: 10
rooms electric kitchen. bath and shower
hot-Water heat: tWo-car garage; acres
OF land: bordering 3 streets; shrubs fruit
trees. beautiful oak grove. Could be sub
divided to sell off \ lots without affecting
nome site Easy terms, priced reasonably
at $1,000.
J. E. KELLY,
ROCKVILLE, MARYLAND.
Phone Weekdays. Sunday.
Rockville 2O.t Rockville l5-J
Evening star., 1938-10-30
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

9S ACRES LEVEL FARM LAND. ON TIE
water; A. miles D. c.; $500: terms,
GIBONS. Barr Buiidlnc National 375i
30 MILES FROM ,WASHINGTON-LOG
cabin close to water, electricity Arteslan
water; exceptionally large lot. plenty of
shade. Box 3OlS Star.
WATCH FOR OUR SIGNS. BIG LIST on
bay and nearby rivers; cottages lots, Scre-
age: sale. trade. rent. Call for data. N z.
RYON CO, 1916 N. Y. ave. Res. Geo. 61iC.
SOUTH RIVER ESTATE SACRIFICE
Over 200 acres OF land 2H2 mi of excel
lent water front sandy beaches, safe har--
bors; ATTRACTIVE home. To sell quickly will
sacrifice. Box 311-Z Star.
FIVE-ROOM COTTAGE. 30 MILES FROM
Washington. adjacent to the bay. Bath
room. arteSian well. electricity. large plot,
boating. bathing. fishing: S945. $50 cash,
$3.50 monthly. Adams S4S".
Evening star., 1938-10-30

A VERY SUBSTANTIAL NEW.
tour-tamily. brick building contain
ing 5 rooms and baths with 4
large. concrete rear porcheS. | au-
tomatic oil-burnlug furnace and a
thermoStat in each apartment. In
worth ''' Of homes aDUd' ana apa?tms9t, ;st,"'tg
have been built and sold in this
immediate ne!ghborhood Annual
rent. - 400. PRICE. S15"5O.
BOSS & PHELPS. l4Is K ST. NV.
NATIONAL $500.
Evening star., 1938-10-30
HOUSES FOR SALE.

COLORED-ONLY $3.50.
BEAUTIFUL SEM1-DETACHED BRICK
large. welkarranged rooms, bath: oil
heat: excellent condition: high elevation
bus and car lines; terms arranged to high
class purchaser. For appointment to in
sspect call MR.. FIELDS or MR.. PARTLOW
District 3346
Evening star., 1938-10-30
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED,

PRIVATE PARTY WISHES TO PURCHASE
property for investment recurring $500
down payment. Box 1:'-B Star
WE SPECIALIZE IN INVESTMENT PROP
critics. For immediate and Satisfactory
results in sale or rental. list your apt. or
business property with
ANTON kOERBER
1896 K ST. NJ w Natl 6.So
Evening star., 1938-10-30
ARLINGTON VA

STORIES-S5 900
located on attractivelv landscaped lot
WIN trees Highland Park. nr. school
siid snd ,t bus. .,,3i, i spacious rms; with modern
hitCneh' f0ll porch and oil burner Ap-
proved by F. H, A. so that monthly uav-
ments may be as low as $3.50 if de-
sre1. Open this week end.
70 reach Drive to Clarendon Monu-
ment bear - right out WASHINGTON bIvd
20 McNlnlSy s.. IL miles past GIebe rd ;.
Fafn, FeiIa on Mckinley past school to Long
ieiioW 81 turn right TO home
w. S. HOGE II
Evening star., 1938-10-30
HOUSES FOR SALE.
BRING DEPOSIT TODAY,
OPEN SUNDAY 11-6.
BRIGHTWOOD,
on TYANETr 1OAr
BIT HAMILTON N w.

Here's a snappy buy for $3.50 Prac-
ticalv new Colonial brick; ) bright rms.
tile bath, recr. rm.. 3 porches, attractive
lawns Garaee newly dec. Terms arranged.
LEO NJ BERNSTEIN e. CO.. NET. 5400.
Evening star., 1938-10-30
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

40 l1th ST, Sci ROOMS, BATH:
elec; furnace heat; garage; needs repairs
but very cheap; >3.93O. Apply 200 Quincy
FIRST COMM. ZONE. 1l3@ SUMNER RD.
se.-4-room frame on 4!x65 corner lot.
Price $3.50. National l4os.
did location and condition; NV: low :
rents; SG4oo yr.; price. >'6,5oO. OWNER,
FOR sALE--IN SAVANNAH; GA. $500:
quire l:2l Alabama ave. Sc. city.
10 NEW BRICK HOUSES. NV. D. c.:
an rented S3o.oo month. Shboo0 year.
rust rust 90 eau@ Tseh nvesmeni Gs4h WAhTER
G229. Clev. O741.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE OR
some cash. Property located in extremely
desirable location; near 18Th and Columbia
newly decorated apartment units and 2
business units. Steady income. Apart
ment units consist of , large bright rooms.
bat III. large dInetle, fun kitchen FrIgidaue;
all modern conyenlences; hardwood floors.
Building has northern and southern eX-'
poSuTcE. two entrances, hot-Water heat A
real investment for some one interested N
securing living quarters and a steady IN
come: come Call Adams ":}S? for fust:.e.:o N
CHAIN STORE, LEASED FOR ; YRS. ON
WALTER III. voN HERHuIis Nail. 5:5$$o: sun:
Def. APT. IG UNITS. lOo,, RENTED,
and nicely financed u bl Conn. ave, nr.
pofte5 p eoIortd Also dors I4sp budmg 100
returns ard are ressonalv pricsd H c..
BIsCoE Cley. 53!}. or Matt. 3i67.
M, Sears Roe5uck brlck rms ba;A.
n W h.. cellar: good condition.
a4ae 1lfR FRogNE e. Nv \ BARRY Col co,e
NEW APT, Ii UNITS: MIS- INCOME. s7S"o
No heating expenses. etc; all rented; sc.l
SAM RosEy. ADAMS 200.
Ave- PR9IIMENT a ISS. oIG CORNER I;R-s ON SrG qEoRA
ell modern and rented for about s:#'t"j
year FQPr DrlGs and terms. call Mr.. Ran.
1s@, TAPEE IIA5 i \ \ W JAMES. 7Yc.. i :,~.c
.APARTMENT HOUSE
renting noiehborhood ProsSn' YER ~
Ten,S r5aIo can be m.ts-ay increaaed. No te.2-
Woodward B.do Nail $500
GEORGIA AVE-e5 600
one-s'0TE NofFrGs S2Ff 2g r2i nan 5 5noF0pshi'Fs'
Bnildins argarE7d for two familIcs can
be rented to show GOOD return on ln'c..-
,,oH oyARANTy ! = n W EEAIT5 y, M, 4 ,,s
10th ST. poHNTo@S1l5 Ia5ASf 5aSz ATS
'!lst and Mass ave rented, $4,000;
Price. S25,00o. Dupont Circle. - sns.
i 81. nT. Conn. ave. -, apt i-t5p' ~
t2t. Petworth These are excellent r'ivs.
To inspect, phone NJ. Taylor. Duport 80.
WILLIAM BOSWELL
- 5th s.. NV. Met 3O2G.
CHAIN STORE
On main artery in good downtown loca.
tion- ONe-Story brick. leased 10 national
chain grocery for approx. Sl.lUn per y"ar;
no expense except taxes and lnsurs nee:
priced at S9,nuo for Quick sale. whlch IS
aporox. s. 600 under market price. sko-S
good. safe return on about $500 CO n r.
Qured. Call MP. DREW. Rep. isl F.
ELIOT MIDDLETON. GMl Inyestment E.
Evening star., 1938-10-30
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

baths. > fireplaces, modern improvements.
conven.. terms. FRENzEL. Mclean, Va.
Falls Church S37-W-1
WOoDLAND PARK-NEAR MT. VERNON.
$50 off on fall sale of "a to = a. lots.
, All wooded, nature lovers paradise; 25
min. to city; hard road cleo. tel, boating.
fishing. Priced S4O0 up S25 down, $40
mo. Liberal discount for cash. Call MR..
GIBBS Alex. 2616, to inspect.
Both AND BEECH SITS. MT. RAINIER.
Md.-Just completed, Colonial brick home.
lSt Hoor, large llv. rm. with open fire
place, din. rm. and ultra modern kit. 2nd
hoor. = bedrms.. fully tiled bath. House
mas slate roof, copper cutters. metal wealth.
1urred walls. Corner lot 15O-ft. front
brick garage: price. $3.50: F. H. A. terms
II desired. Apply owner and builder 1888
i,;T,o Rnode Island ave. Mt. Rainier. Hyatts-
HAVE TO SELL THIS WEEK END: s.
room bungalow; asbestos shingles. OWNER.
$50 Forest dr.. Hyattsville. Md.
BARGAIN-TWO 4-ROOM BUNGALOWS.
near Hilandale electricity large wooded
lots: price. 5000 each easy terms BUR-
POTTS REAL ESTATE OFFICE, Colesville,
Md. Ashton 67-F-22.
BUNGALOW. 100 FIT OFF NEW LEE ME-
moral blvd. Arlington. Va. Over Memo
rial Bridge, driving about minutes Not
a new house but very modern. newly deco
rated and in excellent condition Oil heat
!. oedrooms first floor. finished space for
IWo more second floor. Priced under So 600.
Ihls should interest you Box 302-S. Star.
Evening star., 1938-10-30
COLORED.
Bill 18th ST NE

Brick. semi detached six rooms bath.
hot-water heat. full basement The interior
ARRANGEMENT in this beautiful home is
adequately bring to you a proper picture
OF the value offered unless you see it in
person. Priced at only S6. 500 90, on easy
terms. Open for inspection
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
REALTORS.
925 New York Ave. NV. Natl. 9797.
5001 East Capitol st. Line 354O.
Evening star., 1938-10-30
SUBURBAN PRoP.-sALE OR RENT,

e ROOMS AND BATH CITY WATER,
electricity: rent. S2G: sell $1,000, $50 cash.
$50 month. lO2 9th St. Carmody Hills.
Seat Pheasant. Md. Clinton 16-W
HYATTSVILLE-5O COLUMBIA AVE
: rm.. INV h. lge. yard norches newly
decorated; $3.50. OWNER Cley. $500
Evening star., 1938-10-30
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

EXCEL. FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE. DE-
srable location; 5000 So it.; avail Dec. /;
exceptionally low rent. Pot. 4400.
Evening star., 1938-10-30
W. S. HOGE, Jr.,
Walnut 1910. Ewes. Oxford olan-1
MINUTES TO WHITE HOUSE

Via new Lee Memorial boulevard: 3o7 Y
cation so convenient if speaks eg S for a tsef 10
modern ,i-bedroom brick with all iaree
rooms, l. r. d. r. library Screened SD
Kitchen; entrance hall extra-Wide stair
way, way, also deck porch. Personally seected
song OAK flnlsh throughout; built for own
use oy owner year ago: asking S10.o5O; rr-
decorated and finished to your order: as is,
son some 81 LIeductlon. Furred walls and fully in
value Inspection invited -,I'"I N"o4e
Evening star., 1938-10-30
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.


BUILDER, INTERESTED IN 8 TO -
room brick houses Unimproved IN bad
repair preferred. White or colored. Box
| COB. Star.
ALL CASH FOR s TO l. RM HOUSE. CO.
tumbla Hgtss Also l. to 30 rnl; house, down.
town Mr.. Taylor. Dupont 500. Mct. 3O:}:;
WANTED IN ARLINGTON. vA.-FoR ALL
cash around $1,000, q or rms. and attic;
convenient to bus; full basement oil heat;
new preferred Call Walnut 1868; ewes
and sun. Walnut 7!66-J.
CASH BUYERS HOUSES. INVESTMEN rs
Busi.ass property in D. c. E. w BAILEY,
Adams 1856 or mail 1435 Meridian NV
CASH FOR HOUSES WHITE OR COL
Gres 5 VT enlsk ave clon A ARN2Y Ne pa 45os
PETWoRTH-HAvE; A CLIENT WHO DE-
slres small modern house IN Petworth: give
lull particulars: commission expected. Box
80. Forest Glen. Md.
DESIRE st ROOM BUNGALOW, prefer
D. C.. or vicinity S6,oUo-S.,5oo. Phone
Georgia CASA.
l HAVE $4,000 CASH TO INVEST IN
ceslrable apartment of 20 or more units.
prefer Petworth section. Box 69-B, Star.
WANTED TO BUY; LARGE HOUSE 10 TO
Circle Write BOX :sso-z. star an u ''o''
6-RooM BRICK HOUSE WANTED IN Sc
terms terms; etc: s1s HARRY , +. ossLADMAN: ;5os
SEMI-DETACHED GROOM BRICK. WEST
QUINCY St: $500 cash. Box % ssti-z' " Star n
CASH FOR HOUSES
.oS AnS DA11p ka1 SGed sARR% 0s faS G9ndIGn sn Met
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS FOR D. c.
confidential. eos3 SCI afSr47 e wis Co. Mr. Corner
Evenings. Atlantic o7O2
Evening star., 1938-10-30

coLoRED-EAsY TERMS; PRICE. s3.475:
street near 9th NV PALKiN National
coLoRED-ATTRAcT1vE GROOM BUN
EaloW;, bath. hot-water neat, ,eectricity:
, lot l00Xl5n. comfortable home that
can be sold on YER easy terms; Inspec-
ton. Mr.. MOORE, Decatur 1914.
cCnLo2IREpG-5 CrIa2IsEG. TO 9 ROOM HOUSES IN
s5?Ss'Pa HbMdss FsaS'sr's n eHAfIh izh
coLoREP col REP HoMEsL5F 5!e, YOU HAVE , 5000:
desired. Emerson 300
coLoREDlzth RED ST: N:E-7MoDERN =
GARAGE. Line. o3oS. S25 st. ne.
Gsa sae sse% R1oMs s.sv csnI PATHS ofda 0h
ave. ne near 9TH. Potomac 3O57.
| COLoRED-BROoKLAN 1850 JACKSON
st. ne.-h rooms, tile bath, fireplace,
CoLORED-,Sa 100 WILL BUILD A COM
plete 4roon bungalow on your lot. 1 also
hov prces in and DHInss
COLORED,-NEAR 18th AND EUCLID SITS.
nW-Brick; . rooms. . baths: oil heat;
yard, excellent condition; $3.50; terms;
real bargain. Dist. 036S. Geo. 413S.
bath: elec: oil heat; 2-car cement block
garage; front and rear porches: cheap;
SO35o; sell $3.50 cash, balance S65 me.
covers all payments. OWNER. 700 Quincy
st. NV.
CoLoRED--RIVER VIEW PARK-NEW
economy home; rooms. h.-wh. cellar,
colored tile. bath, all hardwood floors. rock
monthy paSments ut5ou about U.s.; s F. Si'sa a:
terms. Open daily 8 am. to pm $50
Oklahoma ave. ne, l block east 25th pl.
Decatur 1850.
COLoRED IS ROOMS. TILE BATH;
b VIII; cleo; front porch: near 18th and
Imont Fairmont sts. $3.50; easy terms. North
COLORED-6 ROOMS, COLONIAL PORCH.
Excellent condition; semi detached: reas-
enable price and terms North S59S.
COLORED-NEARBY NE SECTION; s
large rooms, thoroughly modern; oil heat;
recreation room; in splendid condition. The
price and terms are very reasonable for
sh1s EI5 type, type Of home. Call Decatur 1850,
COLORED-NEAR 18th AND T SITS. NV;
10 rooms, > baths: bargain. Decatur 594S.
COLORED-S ROOMS ON > FLOORS;
h.-W h.; lear brick garage; financed in
building assn: ideal location; lst st. near
5 only S5.993. Decatur 1115.
For $3.50 cash and $40, per month will
bulld on lots in beautiful Eastland Gar
denS nve-room and bath modern house;
one under construction and sample house
at and and Meade Sts ne
Agent on Premises All Day Sunday,
Week Days $40 to : PM.
H S GOTT.
National 1885.
COIORED