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Evening star., 1938-05-28
FIRST BRETHREN
Roy l.. Brown to Conclude His
Bible Lecture Series.


Roy L, Brown, Bible teacher from
Altadena, Calf, will conclude his
series of Bible lectures tomorrow at
the First Brethren Church with four
Bible studies. At II am. he will
speak on Where a Christian Should
Live: 3 pm, What Luther Con-
sidered the Greatest Chapter in the
Bible" He will address the joint
societies Of Christian Endeavor at Z
pm. on "Is the Bible True?"-deal-
ing with some of the reputed mis-
takes" of the Bible. Mr. Browns
closing message will be How to Be
Rich?"
The pastor will be in charge Of the
midweek service Wednesday at pm.
Johns Gospel, tenth chapter, will be
the subject of the meditation.
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Central Presbyterian Church
To Observe 10Th Anniversary

The 10th anniversary Of the organi-
cation of the Central Presbyterian
Church will be observed tomorrow and
Tuesday night. Dr. Ben R. Lacy. jr.,
president of the Union Theological
Seminary at Richmond. Va, will
preach tomorrow morning and night.
1t is hoped that many Of those who
have entered the ministry and those
who have gone into mission work will
be present Tuesday night and bring
their greetings.
For more than 80 years t was the
only church in the city connected with
the General Assembly Of the Southern
Presbyterian Church. 1t was organ
lied in 1868 by a group of % who met
in the old Columbia Law Building and
invited the Rev. A. w. Pit1er to OH
ciate. A Sunday school soon was or
ganized with nine members and serv-
ices were held in the law building.
DR.. T. v. Moore. moderator Of the
General Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church in the United States. on May
81 1868, organized the church with q
members and 2 elders. Property was
purchased at Third and I streets NV.
and in January. 1873. chapel was
built. A church building was COM
pleted in 1885 DR.. Pitzer continued
as pastor for 38 years, resigning in
April. 1906. when he was made pastor
emeritus. The Rev. James H. Taylor,
tha present pastor. was then called.
The present building. at Fifteenth
and Irving streets. was built after the
old church had been sold. President
Woodrow Wilson. who attended the
church on the first Sunday after his
Inauguration, notified DR.. Taylor in
April, 1918, that he and his family
would attend regularly. On December
l9, 1918, the corner stone of the new
church was laid by President wilson
and the new building was occupied in
February. 1914.
The jubilee of the church was held
on May 81, 1918 President and Mrs.
Wilson attended and he made brief
address. Those who were invited to
take part were Dr.. Samuel H. Green
of Calvary Baptist Church, Dr. Joseph
T. Kelly of the Fourth Presbyterian
Church, DR.. Randolph McKim of the
Church, DR.. j. J. Muir Of
the Temple Baptist Church and DR..
Wallace Radcliffe of New York Ave-
nue. Presbyterian Church. all of whom
had been intimate friends and associ-
ates of DR.. Pitzer.
On January 25. 1925, a bronze tab
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AUGUSTANA LUTHERAN
CHURCH TO HOLD PICNIC
Annual Outing Will Be Held on
Saturday at Reservation IL
in Rock Creek Park.

"Conquering Our Fears" will be the
theme of Dr. Arthur o. Helm at II
am. tomorrow of the Auglstana
Lutheran congregation at 24o0 Six
teenth street NV.
A congregational picnic will be held
next Saturday afternoon and evening
in Reservation II of Rock Creek Park,
near Sheriff. and Beach drives.
The Senior Luther League will meet
Friday evening at 400 Fourth street
NV.
In conjunction with the great
Swedish tercentenary cele-
bration to be held in June at Whining
ton, Del, and at Philadelphia, the con-
gregation is anticipating large num-
her of visitors from all parts of the
land.
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DR.. A. J. mccartney
TO CONTINUE SERIES
Covenant. Presbyterian Pastor to
Preach on 'Covetousness'
Tomorrow Morning. q.

DR.. Albert j. Mccartney will con-
tinue his series Of sermons on the
Ten Commandments tomorrow morn.
ing at Covenant-F First Presbyterian
Church, having for his subject
"Covetousness," the Tenth Command
ment being the theme.
The Rev. Samuel r. Allison has re-
turned to this country after q winter
in study at the University Of Edin-
burgh, and will take up his duties at
the church about the middle of June.
Mrs. Laura j. Pogue Of Mrs. James
Doran, vice president and treasurer,
respectively. Of the Opportunities for
Service, Inc" will address the Cove
nant Fellowship at pm. on the his
tory and the service rendered at "Op-
portunity House"
The Sunday school picnic will take
place at the Dalecarlia Reservoir on
June 4. Transportation will be fur
nisned from the church, and cars will
leave the church between 2 and 2:30
pm.
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DR.. BADER TOTALK
AT NATIONAL CITY
Rev. Ivan H. Dugan to Preach on
The Search for Utopia in
Evening Service.

The National City Christian Church
pulpit will be occupied again tomor-
row morning by DR.. Jesse M. Bader,
in the absence of the pastor, DR..
Raphael Harwood Miller. Dr.. Bader
is the executive secretary of the de-
partment of evangelism of the Federal
Council of Churches of Christ in
America. The commemoration 6
Memorial Day will be the inspiration
OF DR.. Bader's message and he will
use for his subject Lest We Forget" :"
J. Horace Smithey, baritone soloist,
will contribute to the theme of the
morning in his selection of the Re
oessional." by De Koven.
The Search for Utopia" is the SUBJ
ject of the Rev. Ivan H. Dugan, asso-
citation pastor, for the evening service.
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let commemorating the organization
of this church by DR.. Pitzer and the
membership of President woodrow
Wilson in the congregation was un-
yelled by President Calvin Coolidge.
In 1921. the property adjacent to
the church on Irving street having
been acquired, it was used as a COM
munity playground for a period of
nine years. In 1880 construction was
begun on the new Sunday school
building and on Thanksgiving Day,
1880, President Herbert Hoover laid
the corner stone
During the pastorate of DR.. Taylor
six men have entered the ministry of
the Presbyterian Church; one has been
medical missionary in the foreign
field and nine women have undertaken
either home or foreign mission work.
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REV. R. P. SCHEARRER
TO GIVE TWO SERMONS

The Rev. R. Paul Schearrer, pastor
of the Takoma Park Presbyterian
Church, will preach at IL O'Clock to-
morrow on Kings and Pronhets.' He
will also address the Brotherhood Bible
class at GAS o'clock on Science and
the Scriptures"
Ann Albertson. Janet Bovard, Idell
Clements, Jane McGrew and Edwin
eta Miller will meet the young peo-
pies group meetings tomorrow eve
ming.
The intermediate department of
the church school will have it's picnic
at Jesup- Blair Park. at Georgia avenue
and the District line, on Saturday
afternoon.
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DR.. NIXON TO PREACH
Occupies Sherwood Presbyterian
Pulpit Tomorrow,

DR.. John L. Nixon. director Of the
Social Service Department Of the
Washington Federation Of Churches.
will occupy the pulpit tomorrow at
Sherwood Presbyterian Church in the
absence of the Rev. Thomas Law Coyle.
who is attending the 15Oth Plesby-
terian General Assembly in Philadel-
phia. At 9 and II am. DR.. Mixon's
subject will be Transferable Expert
ence," and at 8 pm. on What My
Church Means to Me"
The annual Sunday school picnic
will be held June l8 at Marshall Hall.
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Christadelphian

Christadelphian.
J. W. Huntress of Boston, who was
the speaker at the morning and eve
ming services last Saturday at 1872
Webster street NV. will again be the
speaker tomorrow at 1l:l5 am. and 8
pm. His morning subject will be
The Old Gospel in the New Century"
and at night he will speak on Now
We Are Ambassadors of Christ"
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Howard University.

Howard University.
The all religious service in Andrew
Rankin Memorial Chapel tomorrow at
II o'clock will be memorial service
conducted by the Student Council.
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NO DOWN PAYMENT

Braddock Hts. Va-Beautiful nsr s.
DOM brick home: high cool; restricted
n M n nj ~
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NEARBY VIRGINIA.

acres; screened shade trees: hill and
view; 10 minutes from downtown Wash
ington; beautiful estate near new Lee
bouleyard' mouse Is early American in de-
sign, with modern improvements is located
on an elevation with splendid view and is
surrounded by beautiful shade trees and
Shrubbery. There are nearly acres with
me running stream, barn. tenant house
and other outbulldngs. Reasonable cash
payment and conyenient monthly terms
can De arranged: This type Of property Is
den
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BH HHD BLVO.,- -
NEAR WESTERN AVE. AND ELLICOTT ST.
Detached Brick Bungalow. containing
Living Room. Dining Room Kitchen ard
Bath. 9 lovely Bedrooms. Oil Heat. In
sulated. Screened. Awninged. Terms. $500
cash: balance @47,5O per mo. For ap-
pointment to inspect, Call MR.. Markell
Col lUoIr
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1927 BATTERY LANE

Bethesda. Md.--Detached frame: 3
rooms and bath: porches; garage;
half acre Of ground; redecorated
SHANNON " LUCHS CO.
1OJ II st. NV. National "345
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LoWest-priced home IN this exclusive
section. Large living rm.. fireplace. full
ain rm.. beautiful equipped kitchen. large
tiled bath, shower recreation rm. finished
and heated. full cellar and attic: oil heat.
galase. porches. weather. stripped screens
larSt lot One square to bus. Call Ran
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HOUSES UkFURNIsHEp.

1917 HARVARD ST. NV.
r. and 2 baths: oil heat - SSb75
1905 S ST. NV.
o r. and bath SS5O 90
3525 10th ST. NV.
8 r. and b.; elec.. h .-wh. 500. 90
WASH. LOAN & TRUST CO.,
800 ST. r. E. Dept. Natl 344O
ARLINGTON, VA.
tOne-quarter mile beyond Cherrydale, 2
blocks north Lee highway, 25 minutes to
downtown Washinstonb
3244 NORTH VERNON ST, LEE
HEIGHTS. ARLINGTON COUNTY, VA.
Excellent residential location. high. cool:
detached brick and stucco dwelling on ,
cement basement with toilet; oil heat, de-
tached gsrage: new condition.
FOR LEASE. S15.
Mt. Vernon Mortgage Corp,
md Floor, Machinist Bldg. Natl 5536.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

$40. eth ST. NW.-6 ROOMS. COM.
pietely furnished so: garage: convenient
to schools; churches and shopping. Phone
Geo. 344o.
I36 F. BRADLEY LANE-AVAILABLE
from Sept; l2 to Nov, -: 6-room bunsa-
low, completely furnished; quiet location;
NEARBY VA-FURNISHED ii MONTHS
beginning Sept. !; ,i-rm. house. in woods,
near river; . minutes TO town: an acre of
aundry snS e'S ec seretmsd
porches, > baths Sluu. Phone Walnut
S155-J after office hours.
"50l :3:trd ST. SE.-BEAUT1FUL. COM
pletely furnished aiN-room home. nower
gardens, '!9'
I;4O FLOWER AVE, SILVER. SPRING,
Md.-Available Sept. luih TO NOV. ON.
BUNGALOW, Ii rooms. completely furnished
oil heat: quiet location Shepherd i4i"-R.
PARTIALLY FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
niShed; 80 u month. near Cow. ueplS.
Call at 6l5 "':nd St NV.
DUTCH COLONIAL CoMPLErELY. FUR
beautiful yard near stores. churches.
schools. cars. bus: attractive and comfort
OWNER Sat or Sunday, 5iiG Doraett pl.
NV. Potomac Heights d. C.
& ROOMS. BATH. VERY COMFORTABL.E
and completely turn. large yard: elec refs
oil heat Lease reasonable to responsible
tenant 65 st, NV. Dupont 546S.
GOOD NV NEIGHBORHOOD
Just beyond FoXhan VillaEe-Deta ached
& rms and bath, screened porch, oil heat,
cleo. retg., large. well-lamdScaped lot; nicely
furnished
A D. CRUMBAUGH Realtor, Clev. 1864 or
w. F. Jackson. .lI!I Conduit Rd. Ciev. ~ -.
31l7 T ST NV
In BurlrIth; 6 rooms and bath
electric REFRIGERATOR: attractlrely
furnished. linen, silver and dishes
included SO
SHANNON Il LUCHS CO.
lJO5 H ST NV National "345
GLOVER PARK
oin'! 31th ST. NV.
Six rooms ,3 bedroomaD. bath. INV h.
y porcheS, eleC. tIrieerator, ami, built
in garage. Close to schools. stores and
churches: lease ii mo. to year. XS.l per
mo. Inspect Saturday or Sunday. Emer-
son 046t.
h@ll l4th ST NV OPEN.
rooms. nicely furnished automatic
heat: buIlt-u sarage, eleu. reir :!
porcheS
IL. BUFFALO AVE. TAKOMA PARK.
rooms. :. baths garage; oil burner;
large shady YARD
o. b HOPKINS
1l1b Vermont Ave. District t.Il or
Cleveland B!r,9
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NEW HOMES
NEAR cATHoLlc UNIVERSITY. ,
brps Gerry D beaas ana 0 s. Satns ssSn5 and ap
BRADLEY, BEALL & HOWARD, COWARD INC Inc
SHEPHERD pARK-MoRTGAGEE's SALE
Detached dwelling with bedrooms, :
baths. recreation room. etc. Modern and
Just reconditioned Offers wanted on ren-
Dist. ssi.. w. L. MOORE. Geo. $50"
ASCOT PL. NE. ..:t-S5 $50.
AIR CONDITIONED.
rms, bath, elec. refg.,, built-in gar
paved street and alley; perfect condition;
PHILLIPS Il CANDY. INC,
Natl. 46oo lol! 18th st. NV.
HILLCREST.
.!l:t5 i:nd ST Sc;
Al :,!nd md w Pl. Sc
Modern, new, Up-to-the- to / e-iNi Mlnpte p,v
Open. Inspection Invite.
,,,, WAPLE : JAMES INC ,.,s
VACANT-NEW CONDITION.
1l12 1th st. n.e. completely arranged
for :. families: must be sold. See 1t and
make offer ON terms,
WAPLE 4 JAMES, INC. ~
1924 lith ST. NV. DIST. 334b.
COLONIAL ROW BRICK
Eight rooms and bath. all prick; reerea-
paved street and alley; overlooking Kansas
ave. and Government park owner leaV-
my WashinEton price ns.9'u; VIII CON
snce IN one trust. This > less than rent.
Call Mr.. Benn,,t. G.o ~ lbs inc
1924 IAN ST. NV. Dist. 3"46.
: ROOMS AND :! BATHS. EQUIPPED FOR
:? familie&; almost new viii sell TO ic-
sponslble party Tor only $500 cash: balance
less than rent 100. 1911 st. Sc. Mr. Rowe,
WAPLE x JAMES. INC
1:"!i 14th ST NV. DIST. t346.
vACANT-NEW coNDITIoN-oPEN.
JUST OFF ti,i East :,s 81 cAFiFoL HE ST.
6 rooms; " rooms kitchen and COM
pete bath on first floor; two rooms kitchen
and bath on md FIR; each kitchen has re-
frlseration: recreation room garage; auto
elevation with wonderful view.
,,, WAPLE 4 JAMES, INC, .
1924 l4th ST, NV. Dist. 3348.
S..G.JU
Near Catholic University; beautiful semi
detached house; rooms. bath; large lot;
convenient to schools and transport alton;
must sell to close ali estate. Call Mr.
BUuIt. Geo. b.tJ
Sl1' Georgia Ave. Sup. 900.
>..n5o--ADJOINING ROCK CREEK PARK
~-Chsrnink room English brick. -
tiled baths. hardwood noors fireplace. va
Iase. beautiful terraced lawns. Terms
49,. LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN
Evenlns. Randolph ::3uu
DETACHED BARGAIN.
l4l2 Underwood st NV. Il blk from
l6;h'. Living I'm, with fireplace. ; bed
rooms. :! baths, built-in car. OIL heat Now
priced Slun5o. Open for inspection
BRADLEY, BEALL 4 HOWARD INC.
Natl o2' Southern Bldg.
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COIORED.
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

RENT OK BUY ) OR i ROOM HOUSE
with grounds Silver Sprlne area; reason-
,hlt C,i ISt,J ',Ss
BY COUPLE. NO CHILDREN Al REFER
rnces. broom modern house, October /,
Vlrkinis wear lease: permanent. reason
able Walnut zoo EXt 40 .SA
OCTOBER OR NOVEMBER ist-MODERN
ii or room house in refined neie hborhood.
Northwest section; not over STD month.
Good tenants. references furn. II desired.
Shep. J:;tiu-J.
DETACHED HOUSE. 5 OR LARGE
rooms modern convenences. Within 30
minutes Of downtown. Rent. so to 500
month. Phone Mr. MASON. National
$50.
FURNISHED AND UNFURNI NISHE D
houses. bungalows. Have waiting list
desirable tenants list with US at once.
LESLIE D. MEASEIL Clev. G6l4. !S'
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BURLETTH.
Several modern homes In this de-
llshtIul community uvW available.
Sly rooms and bath some with
pofche>; garage refrIserallon; SG3
See Mr. Watson 80? X 81
SHANNON x LUCHS co.
:,UI II ST. NV National .345
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

GROOM HOUSE OUTBULDINGS AND
1l5 acres of land on macadam ROAD cleo
tr!city: school bus pas door. rent. ST. 80
per mo. MRS Z. S. BROCKETT, Wood
bridge Va -.
LOVELY SEVEN N-ROOM HOUSE OIL
heat in Michigan Park. near ST. JoSephs
Seminary. Open for inspection. INQUIRE
at 43l1 18th 81. ne. '-G'
1-ROOM HOUSE WITH STORE CHEAP;
at 10Th and ST. Catherine SITS. ne. E. c.
DICKSON Potomac j-1p
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JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS.
3l4 Pa. Ave. Sc
Lincoln OOe5.
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FOR COLORED.
226 14th ST. Sc.

y. $50.
Tapestry brick home. & rms bath recre-
atIon rm-. automatic blower furnace elec.
refg NV h: electricity: weather-Strlpped
throushout tTo-car brick garage sleeping
ana breakfast DorcheS: Soncrete front
porch; recondiiioned like new Terms For
turther information call MR.. SCHWARTZ,
District aaSO
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BAIT 8. OAK. AVE NE.
Mr.. Woodridge-Beautiful detached brick
home. rms. tile bath. shower. modern
kitchen. open fireplace: h.-w.h with blow
er: beautiful lot and shrubbery; concrete
front porch: brick garage: near cars. stores
schools. Price. $3.50. Open until pm
,osl RMi Z; rHQRoWG3oD. o,,,
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COLORED
KINGMAN PARK.

SAGER- UlLTHOMES have been favor
ABLY known tor over 30 years, but these
kinsman Park homes have established Il
new high for quality economy and ealur
New Model Home -: s!Ist 81 NE,
Open Daily from 10 AN Unti . PM
CHAS. D. SAGER.
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SIS, 5,950-DiStrict Heights.

5 large rooms. tiled bath with shower.
OIL! heat. hardwood floors. electric kitchens.
fun cellars and large attIcS finely To-
Gated; convenient TO new airpiane mfg
plant al Rlverdalr. Exhibit home AIS
Lincoln ave. Riverdale. Md Terms small
cash payment and So per month. in
Guiding all interest. We also build 10
order IN Va. Nd. or d. c. OWNER
HyattSviile l3"-M.
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ROBERT PETER.
Attorney.

OAKTON, VA.
II miles from d. c; acre, 7-room
hollow-tile house; ami; street car and
bus service: price. 81 500. TO settle estate.
Cash $500. balance $40 month. FRENZEL,
Mclean. Va. Falls Church S31-W-l.
TAKOMA PARK-ATTRACTIVE BUNGA-
low: ; rooms and bath hot-water heat,
basement, attic shaded lot. Bargain for
ROBERT E. LOHR.
n 81 Cedar St, Georgia 1881.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.
AIFYANDpI. SIrp17p1,

ALEXANDRIA SUBURBS
Reduced from S7,950 to S75OO-6
rooms, bath, extra lavatory 2 frepIaces
garage: 3 corner lots; good residential /
section on Mount Vernon blvd. Must sell,
Temple 25G6-W
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HOUSES UkFURkisHED.

house: oil burner, automatic ice
box; insulation; large recreation
room in basement; nice yard; ga
rage CLOSE to schools and buses
a'1s sHrNNoH T n Nv t. 1ucHs co.
NEAR CAPIToL-sUITABLE FOR ROOM,
lnr house. 100 c 81, s.e.-s rooms; =
baths h,-W HI elss,rsty ssrSlUn ssrase; sn 500.
1924 vermvnt e. wi SIMPSON an. Nj; Net s7oo.
| CHEVY CHASE. 3si. KANAWHA ST. NV
| ,lusL west of Conn. aveb--Detached home
with front and side porches, . rooms :!
1a.e II st MN'NS NV oI District 1922:
CHEVY CHASE MD.
9 rooms : baths: sarase soo corner lot
y" AeAi EpW ii JONES CO. CO INC.
53?0 Conn. Ave Cleveland 200.
BETHESDA, MD
t-room, bath brick house. oil heat: elec-
trlc retrlseration: garage; new-h2use eondi-
lion; $50.
+. rooms. 2 baths. oil heat, electric re-
EDW ii JONES & CO; INC;
$500 Conn. Ave Cleveland 300.
:s3;; eth ST NV.
SUITABLE for large family. 3 bed
rms. :. baths, maids room. nice
yard front. side and rear porches;
sarase. % Open sunday 1,Gs;,s Ss5;
1905 II ST. NV National .345.
$40 MILITARY RID. NM. T..
:,x b. oil heat. kai. $4,000
3t3l Jocelyn ST. nm r.. b..
xas heat. reix. 100
1851 II ST. net r., b., cleo 30 90
1919 9th ST. mt r.. b. To. 90
Ei5 4n " 81. sW. Nail cs,..
BRAND-NEW BUNGALOWS HOUSES.
Bethesda Silver Sprins--:I to rooms,
beautiful baths. Your opportunity to live
~ new home with every modern feature.
LESLIE d. MEASEIL., Clev 66I4 "s.
FIVE-ROOM BUNGALOW. S45.
Oh burner. eiec. reiriE.; garage; fenced
WAPLE x JAMES. INC.
1924 l4th ST. NV. Dist. 3'i6
80 SYCAMORE AVE. TAkOMA PIX, MD.
WApLE 4 JAMES, INC,
i?!4 IAN 81. NV Dist t:'46
AIS KENTUCKY AVE. Sc.
$50 q rooms. bath; arranged Tor two
famines; hot-wa!er heat elsstricity: garage,
$40 RANDOLPH ST. NV.
500 Semi de tacheu brick. rooms
bath. closed breakfast porch. brick garage;
nul-Water heat elrrifIcltv.
l,:o4 HAMILTON ST. NV, ~,
water heat. electric refrlterstlon;, '-car
saraxe VIII cnn>lder Installing OIL burner
l%43 EMEkSON ST NE
renovated. ii rooms. bath. hot-"ater heat
eleclrIglty
l. T GRAVATTE
...Y lJlh ST Reallor Natl. O.J3
All l.th ST Mt RMS. SEMI-DET.
modern sarsse S45.uu
6os 9th ST. n.e.-6 rms. cellar. ,,,,.
modern 3S"o
ST. ne-S rms, . baths, modern;
nice condition garage - %
WM. N. PRESGRANES 4 CO..
40! Sth ST. NE
:2ly HALL PL. NW-G R.. B..
h-w.L., garage S55 90
zoo Mimi. ave. MS T., b.. INV h..
garage .D!.JU
luon Is st. ne. T.. b.. h-wh 1850
lGi9 kosedale ST. Ne.6 r.. b..
s7 h, " Ia. 5000
JOHN SCklVENER BRO.
sli q ST NV. Dist. ;,DGo.
NO G.u3 tlNEY BRANCH kD. TAkOMA
Park. d. { Detached new house bed
rooms, . baths. rec room, kafase.
JOHN SCkIVENER i BRO
District .t,,Gu. 9l4 q ST. N w.
CHEVY CHASE 3>l2 kANAWHA ST NV
tiust west uI Conn. aNep-Detached home
with tIonL and side uorrhes, rooms. :!
sllIS sleeping porch. ami; shfase, SluU
llNklNS co.
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SILVER SPRING.
80 CAROLINA AVE.

of Franklin ave.-New 5-room bunea-
low hardwood floors. basement. tile bath.
shower: modern improvements. 81 nSO;
easy terms HARRY PORETSKY, RAN
dolph "S16
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HOUSES FUR. OR UkEUR.

1914 DECATUR 81. NV. BEDRMS
LARGE dress. rm. %. baths. everything
modern: best nelr hborhood. bus and car
lIne very near Adams G5!J.
NEW BRICK BUNGALOW.
st. n.e.-J rooms beautiful Kitchen,
bath unturnlShed Stu' furnished. SO.
LESLIE d MEASEIL.. CleN. GGi4.
BETHESDA, MD.
New det, brick: =, rms. :, b.; lst-n. dem
gear garage: auto heat: lot 9uXl 40. with
lovely garden: beautifully furnished: rent.
500 furnished. 50 untur. ,tl4:i WesSlns
lane Key next door
VIM. M. THROCkMORTON,
Invest Bldg Realtor Dist 6u9:
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
ROOMING HOUSE

1900 block Girard ST. NV. near Arcade
Market and all other conveniences. Fur
nlshed. Perfect condition. Possession. MR.
LEWIS. Cleveland ulSu
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
(Continued.)
ppICE Wts az

PRICE S6.95O.
This Is q marvellous home at this price.
In refined suburban neiEhboThood rooms
oil heat large screened porch. built-in
xarase; lot g9xlT: Near schools. stores
and TRANSPORTATION.
THOS E. FARRELL CO. REALTORS.
T3l 10Th st. NV, Natl. UeG5.
Evenings Call kensinEton HIM.
SEE 53ll ind ST. NV.
New English Normandy homes. Largest
o-rm.. 2-bath houses OF this type and price
in Northwest. Auto. heat, brick garage;
; sold last week. only :, left.
2s1O CATHEDRAL AVE. NV.
Three-story brick .,5 IT, wide. contain
ing nine large rooms and two baths; easily
converted into individual apartments and
u fine location for renting rooms. Bryant
gas. furnace. hardwood floors, garage. A
real home and income producing property.
OPEN EVENINGS r TO . PM.
IF YOUR PETWORTH HOME IS FOR
SALE LIST 1T WITH US AT ONCE. SEE
MR.. DUNCAN. -
r. A. HUMPHREYS
sos N Cap. st. Realtor. Natl. 6131.