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The Washington times., 1938-10-08
Howard u. Seeks
First Win Over Shaw

Howard University was to seek
its first victory of the football sea-
son in its own stadium today
against Shaw University.
The Bisons have been defeated
this year by Morgan College &
Miner Teachers.
The Washington times., 1938-10-08
FRED KEATS SELECTIONS
At Jamaica

FIRST RACE-Born Happy, Well
Timed. CObe.
SECOND RACE-Quasimodo. stones
Landing. Fraidy Cat.
THIRD RACE-Early Morn. Hostility
sherrnn Ann.
FOURTH RACE-ailded Knight. Love
Fifth RAcEEidle Miss, Esposa, Bull
Lea.
SIXTH RACE-Sandy Boot. Sweep
staff Count Morse.
SEVENTH RACE-Good Flavor. Sig
nal Man, Star Porter.
BEST BET-GILDED KNIGHT.
The Washington times., 1938-10-08
MeSke in Mat
Feature

Ed Meske, the han d o. m e,
bronzed grappler from Dayton,
Ohio. today was rewarded with a
feature bout on Joe Turner's next
offering at the w Street Arena
Thursday night.
Popular Ed, recent conqueror OF
rough Ed Newman, will encounter
Chris Bad Boy Zaharias, the
Greek demon. in the scheduled
Commute headline attraction. The
latter marked up his third straight
victory on the last show, flatten-
ing Pat Kelly, newcomer from
California.
The Washington times., 1938-10-08
Purdue
Alumni Listen In

Alumni of Minnesota and Purdue
gathered at the Raleigh Hotel to-
day to listen to a radio broadcast
Of the game between those two
colleges.
Fans and friends Of both the
Gophers and the BoilernakerS
were invited to attend.
The Washington times., 1938-10-08
GALLoP'S SELECTIONS
At Jamaica

FIRST RACE-Bill D., Born Happy
Cobe.
SECOND RACE-Fraidy Cat No End
ing. Parmelee T.
THIRD RACE-Early Morn, Hostility
M'Appari.
FOURTH RACE-Maelins. r. W. Dor
sett, Lovely Night.
FIFTH RACE-Esposa. Bull Lea
Masked General.
SIXTH RACE-Sandy Boot. Coun
Morse. Sweepstaff
SEVENTH RACE-Jacobs Entry. stal
Porter. Good Flavor.
BEST BET-ESPOSA.
The Washington times., 1938-10-08
10000 See
NavyFace
Virginia

Cont. from 1st Sports Page)
battle. The junior Maddox played
at Eastern High School. John
Willis, Of Washington and Lee
High School Of Ballston, is
another who will be in uniform.
John Swank. all-District tackle ct
Central High School. will attempt
to halt the lunges Of Mcdaniel,
Len8 and the others. Bucky
Morse, . product of Western
High School. will be in the game
at tackle. and so will Bill Rein.
hart, formerly of Eastern High
School.
Present indications are that
none Of these boys will start
against the Middies. but according
to advices from Charlottesville,
they will all play.
EXPECTS HARD GAME
Although Lieut.. Hank Hard.
wick looks forward to victory to-
day, he anticipates action from
gun to gun. Victory over Virginia
Military Institute was won at high
cost. Blaha, one of the alternate
backs, still limps as q result of q
sprained ankle, suffered when he
was tackled hard on q reverse
play ct tackle. Lem Cooke, the
triple threat back, was pretty well
battered as he left the field and
may not start against the Char
lotteSville lads. Whitehead and
Gillette also were bruised more or
less. They will play at least a
part of the game, although the
score of the contest will govern the
decision of the coaches.
Navy's powerful line is expected
to decide the issue today. Capt.
Lucien Powell, one of the outStand-
ing ends of the Eastern Seaboard,
will lead the Midshipmen into bat
tie. Powell was a real Navy leader
last week against v. M. I. snagging
passes, recovering fumbles, inter-
cepting passes and doing about
everything that a football player
could do.
THREE STAR TACKLES
The Middle tackles, Hysong,
Bergner and Jarvis, compare more
than favorabIy with the best in the
East. They are big and strong
and fast. They are ball hawks.
Bergner was outstanding in the
two games played by the Middies
so far.
Wallace, Navy center, Is
smashing player. He supports a
line and covers the flat on passes
in approved style. He Is q real
leader, directing defense, and com.
bines power and speed with devaS.
tating effect.
The probable lineup:
The Washington times., 1938-10-08
6. W. Frosh Battles
" Clubs TO 90 Tie

PENN'S GROVE, N. j., Oct. 8.
The George Washington Univer.
Sity Frosh and Y. M. c. A. Cubs
fought to a scoreless tie here last
night. The nne.ups:
The Washington times., 1938-10-08
Odds Rise

The odds on today'S game were
II to 10 on the Yanks and on the
series they were IL to / on the
home town forces, who are riding
high and in the general direction
Of a record of three straight
World Series victories.
They beat their fellow-townS.
The Washington times., 1938-10-08

Referee-P. P. Magoffin (Michigan).
Umpire-C. @. Eckles washington and
Jefferson). Linesman-S. ]. Gass lie
|high). Field judge. M. Ogden
(SwarthmoTe).
The Washington times., 1938-10-08

The rush for the $3.50 un-
reserved grand stand seats in the
upper tier wasn't nearly 50 pre-
cipitate but the flow through the
tUrnstiles was steady.
The seats on third base side Of
the field were preferred by the
early arrivals. Over there they
had the full benefit Of the sun.
It was well after 1880 before
the first Yankees appeared on the
field. Once out there though
they wasted no time, however,
and Immediately got their batting
practice drill started.
In the Chicago Club House,
"Gabby" Hartnett reiterated his
determination to shake up the
Bruin outfit lineup. Joe Marty
was installed in center field, and
Joe Cavaretta went to left. Frank
Demaree, who has experienced .
disappointing year on all counts,
was benched, and Carl Reynolds
shifted over to his place in right
field.
The Washington times., 1938-10-08
PEARSON FACES
BRYANT ON HILL
IN THIRD GAME

Continued from Page u
surprising rapidity and except at
the fringes there wasn't q seat to
be had by II o'clock.
FlOU Steady
The Washington times., 1938-10-08
Hawthorne Entries

FIRST RACE-Three-year-ol and up
ward; claiming; purse, $500; six and one
The Washington times., 1938-10-08
FIFTH RACE
Six FurlOngS
SIXTH RACE

SIXTH RACE
One Mile and a Sixteenth
1-Bootless (F. A. SMITH 100
2-Tempestuous (G. Rose) .. 108
3-Mr. Canron (M. Peters, 112
Grey Gold (R. HowelD. 100
5-Hypocrite q. Gilbert) -. 100
6-Two Bob Oh. Mora) 49,. 102
Handicapper's choice: Hypo-
critic, Mr.. Canron, BootleSs.
SEVENTH RACE
One and One Eighth Miles
1-Mardromel CTreptor) .... 10
2-InvermArk (SeabO ..:.... 113
3-Baby Talk (Corbett) ..... 113
4-Some Boy (Page) ...... 108
5-Playing Dan (Scheih) .... 11S
Edible (Snyder) 49,. 103
BLACK Grouse (Mora) 49,. 118
8-Light Chatter DuppS) E. los
Handicapper's choice: Black
Grouse, InVermark, Mardromel.
Evening star., 1938-05-08

1AMEs McNEILL WHIsTLER's portrait of
his mother = known to every American
is not the only perfect Mothers Day
tribute. Other artists have paid this
great honor to their mothers. Their pictures
may not be so famous, yet many of them did
their finest work on these portraits, and their
great affection shows through on the canvas.
On this page, as timely tribute to
mothers the world over, we have printed
few of the outstanding, though less we'll
known, portraits of mothers by their artist
sons
Mothers of almost every nationality have
sat for portraits made by their children
Dutch Rembrandt), Spanish (Alda), Ger
man (WaldmIller. Won Kaulbach, Banter
and Grosz), French (Manet and Simon),
Yugoslavian (Mestrovic), English Gains
borough, Rossetti and McEvoy), and Amer
lean whistler, Chase, Cassatt, Sloan,
Bellows, PARCEL and Wood.
These portraits show typical mothers, past
and present - the kind of mothers to whom
Mothers Day is dedicated.
All of these are paintings, except the one
by Mestrovic. This is a portrait in stone; but
so far as beauty and spirit are concerned, it
holds its own with the others. The portrait
of her mother by Mary Cassatt is the only
one, among those we have mentioned, by
ranking woman artist.
We have reproduced few of them on this
page. One that is shown perhaps does not
belong here at all, but because mothers-in-
law are mothers, too, we have included
Charles Hayden's portrait Of himself and his
mother-in-law. 1t is, you will note, the
jolliest picture of all.
Evening star., 1938-05-02
HOUSES UNFURkIsHED.


ssS 5sp csIlar under Ayn Entire So1,e
a;mA.: references required. Inquire No
FoXHALL VILLAGE - ROOMS AND
1seiaon hasa inzul'tea ea eaf Ws hss st4 electric
FoxALLT6 F. sSAad, 81 ROOMS 21S AMP FIN1sMEp
desP 1879 sarS Ss %s el9Ss $780, to good schools Natl
0VERL LOOKING ROCK, CREEK PARK.
3127 Adams Mill rd-6 large rooms 2
double garage; automatic water heater; oil
burner. ~ In perfect condition; $S7 so mo.
Phone Phtan a. Nstl; I'll, s41s. Ewes and Sunday
Sslocses ssRe 9sSdet home d..s R4Ta III
nsss rsse: So. Key ns9ssH at ssis ee'' req
GEORGETOWN-7-RO BRICK, NEWLY
dec, large Sleeping porch. charming gar
den. 3114 Dum6arton ave. West 0142
st. n.w:-New 5-room brick with recreation
pe9 n sfMMs hfs SON
5744. Georgia 1887.
SPANISH. ALHAMBRA LINES. HALF OR
Newton st. ne. North 1887.
I'll EMERSON ST. NW.-6 RMS, BATH.
pantry. screened sleeping porch. screened
breakfast porch. double garage. large yard;
ss 0Hs Kes and ID ea5 she %
BY qpwNEEEFoGNSEARBY qpwNEEEFo. MAABsYLAND@5 Asl =,
;. ca ma rms. OA ba es5 Brick. I s75 rms s:
PGs 5soc ocos4oNc sss: clsE a4a5 soef f. st. NV
s.mi.. sS7.to. Line. 741asj. j~' 8! a.
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JUST OPENED.
THE WESTMINSTER,

Cqnn. ave, IT'S 21st ST. nw-Beau-
tlfully furn;, airy rms: S5 up double, SO
up single, o-rm ant. SIS. All cOny
Evening star., 1938-05-02
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

CASH BUYERS. HOUSES. UNDER $4,000.
Adams 47S6. or mail 1435 Meridian NV.
CASH FOR BRICK OR FRAME HOUSES.
white or colored. Quick action. Immediate
settlement E. A. GARVEY, Dist. 450S.
WE HAVE CASH CLIENTS FOR NORTH
east and Southeast property List with us
for quick results. MIR. TAMMARO WITH
BOSS & phelps. NATIONAL $500 OR
COLUMBIA 1923.
WILL BUY FOR CASH SMALL BRICK
houses in D. c., quick action Write or
phone 8. G. SELF. e27 18th n.w Natl s717.
Evening star., 1938-05-02
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT,

BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PLACE; ANIL:
handicapped grounds; low rent; - miles D.
c. line; near stores. Met. 243s.
MODERN BROOM BUNGALOW. 2 PERCY
St. HyattSvlle, Md; 81 month. J. HAIR
RIS ROGERS, HyattSvllle, Nd. Phone Hy-
attsville 1G6.
OVERLOOKING LYON PARK-NEW CIR.
brick. refg, garage, ami; 10 MIN drive
or 1Oc bus; $40. Clarendon 1156-W.
sUITLAND, MD-NEW HOUSE. 2 LARGE
rooms, q minutes ride d. c.; $50 month:
good water Spruce 0@7S-J.
MANASSAS R AMI. FIREPLACE 3
porches; shade: '4-acre garden; garage;
As min. D. c. good road; good schools
good repair; reasonable Walnu, s433.
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THE VIVIAN.

1902 18th st. n:w.-Lovely front room
twin beds. running water. 50 others.
SIS private bath. $3.50; singles, $3.50:
showers eleV
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UNFURNISHED, RMS. KITCH AND
bath apartment. with yard: D. c.. Va. or
Md: near transportation. Box 30s-V. Star.
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CHEVY CHASE. D, c.

Nearly new Groom and 2-bath de-
tached brick home: beautiful Iocatinn and
large large lot Owner in Detroit and anxious to
BRoDIE & COLBERT. INC,
Nal!. 90 20 ltOI Eve ST NV
Evening star., 1938-05-02

DE TACHED BRICK HOME,
Chevy Chase, D. c.
Sl25
rooms, 2-car garage. oil burner 2
baths. beautiful shrubbery, lot SOx15O
Available June lst
BET ZELI. District 31OO
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S6.950-

Attractive semi-detached brick home in
eood NV. section; 8 rooms and tiled bath.
Kitchen and pantry; h-w.h: !! porches
near schools stores. churches and trans
portatlon. Easy terms like rent
BRODIE g. COLBERT INC,
MAUI. SSI5. 1IO1
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ROOMS FUR. 6 UkFUR.

o346 9Th ST N.W-Furnished or un-
furnished large front room facing How
ard University. Quiet zone. %
300 MASS. AVE Me- large room, near
bath: grill privileges. Line. 1872.
Evening star., 1938-05-02
FARMS FOR SALE.

FARM, so ACRES IN OLD GERMAN
town Md. on main road. $4,000 Call
ALGER Y. BARBEE Kensington 76-R. 10.
4 ACRES. MILE FROM DISTRICT LINE.
5-room house, high elevation with beau
tiful view over surrounding country, sew
eral large shade trees in lawn. Small
stream, $4,000, terms. The land alone
worth more.
a15 10th St. NV. National s0a5.
2l2 ACRES; OAK WOODS: ON STATE
road; one. mile river Marshall Hall, Md;
$3.50 Adams 641S-J %
BEAUTIFUL MOUNTAIN ESTATE, ONE
and one-half hours drive from Washing
ton. consisting OF 200 acres, 1O-room stone
house. PA baths; 1-mile stocked trout
stream flows through this property. Deer
may be seen grazing in the fields almost
daily. $4,000; terms.
Country, estate. attractive old home with
2-story columns across front, baths, 6
bedrooms, servants quarters. 90 acres of
land on commanding elevation in Mary
land, - miles from Washington: $4,000.
THE MARYLAND REALTY
915 10th st. NV. National S0a5.
Evening star., 1938-05-02

NEWLY PAPERED AND DECORATED.
Apt. "a, 1903 vi r.. K, b. $32.5
AFrLECK. 2423 Pa. Ave West 1908.
THE MAJESTIC,
1926 Euclid St NV.
Four Rooms Kitchen. Bath: $4,000.
DOWNTOWN APIS, OF :, ROOMS. KIT.
Bath-Rent reasonable.
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO..
1871 K st. NV.
504 3rd ST. NV. APT. 6-4 RMS. KIT,
bath; S35.50
1921 1th ST. n.w-3 rms. kit. bath;
$40 50.
M FRANK RUPERT 1921 7th ST. NV.
l44S GIRARD ST. NV.
4-STORY FIREPROOF BUILDING.
One room. dining alcove, kitchen. bath.
large dressing closet with Murphy bed;
gas included. S37 30.
LINKINS CO.,
1922 St NV District 3522.
1733 goth ST-3 ROOMS. KITCHEN,
bath; elec: refrigeration.
RANDALL H. HAGNER. INC.
1921 Conn. Ave. Decatur 5000
Evening star., 1938-05-02
SUBURBAN PRoP-sALE OR RENT,

room brick home; elec. kitchen. hardwood
floors. built-in garage, automatic oil air
conditioned. large lot ROYAL H CAR
LOCK. Phone Wis. 34S2-J Out Conduit
I'd. TO Brookmont or Cabin John car
stop 25
Evening star., 1938-05-02
ROOMS WANTED.

GENTLEMAN desires Furnished room with
shower bath, near Conn. ave. and NJ st.
full information or viii buv one-room fur
nished apt Box 264-V Star. %
Evening star., 1938-05-02
j JEROME .. M RRAY
1891 G ST. NV.
BEAUTIFUL EDGEMOOR.

SS5 PER MONTH.
Brandnew, handsome. center hall, de-
tached brick home 4 large sunny bed
rooms. / on first floor; . baths and lava
tory on first floor, attached brick garage,
h. w h. possession az once > blocks
schools. stores trans Act quickly on this
Phone Natl. 0S56 for appointment
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ROOMS UNEURkISHED.

1925 PARK RID. NW.-Two large rooms
with private bath; electricity furnished;
quiet home. Adams 3470
COLORED-l20 w st. n.v.-Large unfur-
niShed room. Decatur 446S.
Evening star., 1938-05-02
HOUSES FOR SALE.

7,950--REsTRICTFD MD. SUBURBS
New BRICK home, q well-planned rooms:
heme foTes bay REdLTY sRd ffho9S qS Ns
1893 til o pm.
FOR THE PERSON LOOKING FOR
home which is really different. One OF
Dutch Colonial design. painted white. nes-
Ting under trees. Three bedrooms, two
baths recreation room. porch: automatic
DD.oC,: D G.: too. THos. L. PHILLIPS, Clev.
GLOVER PARK-BEAUTIFUL RMS, ?
heat; in new condition; sale by owner;
F. H. A: reasonable Emerson 6353
GEoRGETOWN--OWNER LEAVING CITY.
3 baths ) open fireplaces; si6'0o6' 5G hs Also
2-famlly house. brick. L rooms. > baths
hoS h-wh.. double garage $4,000. West
GEORGETOWN = LOVELY HOME, GAR
den and garage; at substantial reduction
TH 1TI qdiSk HES w2l sale Price. $1,000 L. H
BUNGALOW BATHS, $3.50; IN D c.
md H.. oil burner, nice lot. trees, con-
venlent yni NV. section, near Mass. and Wis
BAILEY, Adams 47s6
S7.45o-GLOVER PARK-HOME OR IN
vestment d rooms, bath and shower, huge
rec room; steel easement, windows; rented
at SO per mo reduced by owner for i'm
mediate sale. Call Natl. 143s til pm
81 950--NEAR AMERICAN UNIV. PARK
Practically new. center-entrance type
all,orick .sat, corner corner home. with exceptionally
spacious rooms; most convenient location
hlgh elevation. rare bargain! Be prompt
Gail Mr.; sTUTLER. Natl. l43s or Cleve-
GLOVER PARK-BARGAIN, ONLY 50 $50,
Four bedrooms, two baths, buiIt-in garage,
automatic heat. recreation room, sunroom.
Call Potomac 09@4
REPossEssED DETACHED HOMES
Gnevy ,;a Chase; @ p; C.; Yirglnia and Msryland.
fifth cash. balance less than rent Also
good income producers. TELEPHONE FOR
LIST 81 FThT0N bIsT9'S, 5sa6 R GORDON 1877 Eye
443o Ivy ST, BRENTwooD.LoVEL
broom bungalow. , large, bedrooms. living
room dining room and kitchen. large
screened SCI sieeplng porch: eoulpped with new
if desired, Cali MR. CREM. Geo 4639.
NEAR WESTMORELAND CIRCLE-AT-
tractive Colonial, 3 bedrooms. bath. auto
porch. 55o5 wriley rd.. Westhaven' Nd.
Price. Sl0;o50. Phone Wis. 1888: ewes,
Adams 3434
A MOST ATTRACTIVE HOME IN LELAND.
with open fireplace, three splendid bed
rooms. attic, unusually well-eaupped kitch-
en-; en-, elaborate recreation room; oil heat;
finished and decorated THOS. L, PHIL
LIPS. Clev. 1900 until pm.
SS,95O-CLEVELAND PARKS ROOMS
a bedrooms; brick new oil burner: gar !:
in new-house condition; small cash pay
ment, bal. less than rent; real bargain
Natl. 143S til pm.
NEARBY VA-DIRFCT FROM BUILDER. /.
S5 5.250--LYON PARK VA stories. 5
lge. rms, insulated. h.-w.h.. base
ment.
s7.75o-I3l5 N. Frederick-e-st story CAPE
COD brick = large rms huilt.i
Ss,25O-l137 N. Harrison st.-AIR- CON-
DITIONED, OIL HEAT, rms. -
story brick built-in gar Wooded
F. H. A.. OTHER LONG-TERM FINANCING.
McCLAINE, 200 Wilson Blvd. Clar., Va.
Walnut 9"9., Day. Evening.
Evening star., 1938-05-02
LOTS FOR SALE.

HALF-ACRE LOT. ADJOINING GOLF
course and country club 81 800; reason
able down payment. modest monthly in
stallments. Improvements, streets. etc,
installed. Rigid building restrictions.
Phone Georgia 9203.
SILVER SPRING-S20O TO 1000 GOOD
building sites. BAINS REALTY CO.. S413
Georgia ave. Shepherd 3Sa2.
SACRIFICE SALE BY OWNER: . WOOD
ed adjoining lots, Cheverly, Md; all inn
provements. Emerson 1891. 81
BEAUTIFUL CORNER. WILSON LANE AND
Radnor rd.. mr.. Bethesda. OWNER, Box
39S-T. Star.
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UkFUR.
Continued
CHOICE LOCATION

Rock Creek Park. Heat. gas, lights fur
nished. Close to Shoreham. Available May /.
250R WnodleY I'd n " Col ohR1-L
Evening star., 1938-05-02
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
505 II St NV National C34l

CONVENIENT N.W.-BRIGHTWooD
S5.5O0-Homey bungalow of lovely
rooms. beautifully Handicapped lot, $50 IT..
deep. A rare bargain. For appointment
to inspect call MR.. COCHRAN, Natl. 143S
Evening star., 1938-05-02
ROOMS FURNISHED.

sa st PofE capFs p4s saFs SaPte sous B
front, twin beds, pvt. bath: y persons. $50.
1922 N. ST. NV. Apt. 6-Larse. COM
Portable room. next bath. h.
293s MACoMB. ST NW-Ladies' room,
bath; detached home. - block Conn. ave-;
.S25. Emerson 1893. |
1l2l 18th ST. .N.W-Lovely,. big room.
large closet End floor. next bath, Ink
Portable bedrm., next bath; $3.50 single.
S5 double.
bI65 CONDUIT RID. N.W-Desirable sim
gle room; private residence; ideal for re-
sponsible gentleman; unlimited phone; con-
genial environment; SIS mo. Emerson
CHEVY CHASE. D. C., 373s KANAWHA
St NV. a block off Connecticut ave-
Nice corner rooms in detached home: single
or double reasonable prices breakfast
1894 1Ith ST. NW.-Attractive apt. gas
range. sink, semi-bath: completely furn.;
reas.; adults.
FALKsToNE COURTS. l4o1 Fairmont St.
PRIVILEGES; reasonable. Adams si64. Apt.
4Ol.
1914 G ST NV, Apt 6-Youns man to
share room with another: separate conven-
fences; near G. w. District 2630.
IN EXCLUSIVE APT.--Large, cool room;
KITCHEN oppt optional; quiet lady or couple.
2239, QUE ST, NV. mr. Dupont Circle
Lovely. large bal room, Semi-pvt. bath.
shower; gentleman: S25. Pot. 59S9. a.
a2s NJ ST. NV, The Aristocrat"-Very
and $3.50 weekly.
1868 EUCLID ST. Nw.-Attractive single
and double rooms next bath; new maple
furniture. single, S3.75: double. S5 80. s.
1447. MASS. AVE, Nw.-Room, kitchen
room Sc and 81 week
zoos 10Th ST. NW.-Double and single
rooms nicely furnished; walking distance;
refined atmosphere.
1923, NJ ST. NV large front Ink or
windows, or | room and kitchenette. gas
range sink and large porch: exceptionally
cool. Call after p m.
:4l4 RoDMAN ST, N.W.-Comfortable
vate home. occupied by young couple. in a
quiet neighborhood. Emerson 451O
Id3I5. Il35 vd ST NWmLasge attrac studio
room S2-S4 week. Dist o635.
IDEAL SUMNER LOCATION.
e94a Newark st. n,w.-One- half block
bus stores movies large cool front twin
telephone. radio. Clev. sss5.
DUPONT CIRCLE
20l7 Mass, ave. n,w;--Single;, unlimited
phone: gentleman: $3.50 month.
THE MAURY,"
T0l 18th st. n.W.-l00 beautifully furn
rooms, running water, near showers and
tub baths. inner-Spring mattresses eleva-
tor; single rooms. 81 week up; double
rooms. 50 week up.
JUST OPENED.
CQnn. ave, 171S 21st ST. n.w.-Beau-
tifully furn., airy rms: SIS UP double, So
up single: 2-rm. apt. SS, All conv.
THE WESTMINSTER,
1907 18th st. n.w-Lovely front room
twin beds. running water. 50; others.
SIS; private bath. $3.50; singles, $3.50:
showers. elev.
THE VIVIAN,
1723 G st Woo single and double
rms: singles. St so and up; doubles SS
TO Sll weekly Equipped with modernstic
furniture Venetian blinds; 24-hour
SWltchboard elevator. maid service.
Plenty OF not water; near showers. Within
walking distance downtown.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED

GOOD INVEST MENT PROPERTY
WANTED. NO TRIFLERS. REINER DIS
TRIBUTING CO. 1913 31st ST. NV.
WANTED STORES,
PARKING LOTS
For Sale or Lease
OHARE ESTATES. 1909 L. MET. O5Ss.
Evening star., 1938-05-02
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

~TANs"ENtS TOnNsSV61.
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT, HOTEL goth
pletely furn.: linens, silver. Frigidaire:
day. week, month National 1925
1904 MONROE ST NW.AATTRACTIVE-
ly furnished, 3 rooms and private bath.
Heat. light and gas; $40 month; adults.
1854 PARK RID. NW.-3 ATTRACTIVE
rooms, Frigidaire. private bath: overstuffed
furniture; near car. bus line; clean.
DETACHED HOME: PVT. APT. LARGE
rooms. private bath ADJ 3 exp: ami;
INFER 1885 18th ST. N.W.-1 AND Q
rms, newly dec; kit, bath; refg.. gas, elec.
incl. In rent; $45 UP. Res. mgr, 202.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

4S29 CEDAR ST. Decatur Hts. Md.
unfurn. rms. for light Housekeeping; light
gas, phone incl. Greenwood 1929
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1887 NJ G. AVE NE.
5.95O-Corner-$5.9 $50.
Also 1321-1383 at $3.50.
ALL SPICK-AND-SPAN.
Groom Bricks, Convenient to Everything.
Real Terms. (OPEN.) National e257. .
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

INVESTORS BE ON THE GROUND
floor Responsible builder would like .
few people to Join in the construction Of
a 40-apartment unit. Can show excellent
return on investment. Box 397-T. Star.
3-FAMILY APT, JUST BEING CON-
pleted; will rent for over 500 per mo.
Price SS,950. L. H. THADEN. Wis. 544O.
l-YEAP-oLD APARTMENT HOUSE IN
finest section of Washington; excellent con-
struction and design; % units: attractive
price Call Mr. COPPERSMITH, Natl.
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PRICE. $1,000

PRICE, ST 900.
Would you have enough foresight to
purchase lovely detached home. one-half
School near 3rd and Sheridan? lot 57x
10; new oil burner: Friedaire garaee
etc Here's the catch it needs paperihg
IS $50 WIZ IA
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN e. CO. Met. 5000
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1923 G st nw-1OO single and double
rms. singles. St so and UP; doubles SS
TO Sll weekly. Equipped with modernistic
furniture. Venetian blinds: 24-hour
switchboard elevator maid service.
Plenty of not water: near showers. Within
walking distance downtown.
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THE COTTON
40 Eye st. NV
Desirable l and room. kit. and bath
apts: conveniently located near Union
Station, Capitol and Government Printing
Office; S32 80 to $50.
Resident Manager, Met. 1895.
THE MUNSEY TRUST COMPANY,
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ONLY 4 TINES THE RENT.
DOWNTOWN COMMERCIAL.

Overlooking new court house. store
with full basement and complete apt. on
md floor INV h, MI This is bargain
with great future prospect of enhance
ment in value. Don't delay. Call Mr..
CHEW North 1856 any time
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SILVER SPRING. MD

SIIVER SPRING. MD.
Bank will sell 30 lots in fine residential
section, each 70-ft. frontage Attractive
prices for cash Prefer home builders.
Shepherd 2130.
ROW HOUSE AND SEMI-DETACHED.
Well Located for Quick House Sales
OHARE ESTATES. 1909 L. Natl. O5s6
COLORED LOTS IN DEANWOoD AND
FAIRMONT HEIGHTS, S75 up; easy
terms; help build. District 917O.
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SUBURBAN BUNGALOW.

IN the Heart OF Clarendon.
10 North Kenmore ST.
o large rooms; ami, 2-car garage. In
nrSt class condition. Lot 1OOxl25. $3.50.
terms like rent Might consider exchange
for D. c. property
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