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Evening star., 1938-07-02
GREEK Community
PLANS CEREMONIES
Independence Day to Be Marked
With Religious Rite, Feast
and Dance Tomorrow.

The Greek community of Washing
ton will celebrate Independence Day
with . religious ceremony tomorrow
morning and feast and dance in the
evening.
A doxology will start tomorrow at
st. Constantine and Helen Greek
Orthodox Church at 1850 O'Clock.
The Rev. Thomas Daniels will deliver
the sermon.
: District officials and civic leaders
will speak after the religious observ-
ance. Vladimer Constantinides will
come from New York to speak at the
ceremony. He is editor in chief of
Atlantis, the Greek daily newspaper.
All members Of the Greek COM
munity will participate in the feast at
the church tomorrow night. After the
feast the guests will dance.
Soterios Nicholson, chairman of the
Arrangements Committee, is being as
sisted by Peter Mantis, Vasilios Vasili-
kos, Peter Harris, George Papas,
George Kalavretinos. James Callas,
Nick Aravanis, Harry Xeron, James
Malore, George Yeonas, George Nam
jouris, Minas Diakopoulos, John Kath-
erakis, Peter Frankakos and Nick
Benos.
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to choose from. The church women
who contribute the toys pay especial
attention to the dolls. Each one has
its own perky little outfit to brighten
the life of the youngster who gets it.
Because it would be too much to
ask the girls to return their dolls
just when they're getting fond Of
them, the dools are not part of the
lending library. When the child gets
her dol. she signs a doll code" In
which she promises to be . good
mother to her adopted doll. Every
two weeks, the girls bring in their
dolls for inspection. At the end of
six weeks, if the child has proven
good mother, she signs fnal "adop-
ton" papers and the doll Is hers to
keep.
The next toy distribution will be
at Mount Carmel Baptist Church on
July 8. Miss Russell hopes to open
other centers as the toys are con-
tributed. Last summer, she said, over
thousand toys were circulating
during the vacation months.
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A lending library" of toys for
youngsters who have few of their own
was opened for the summer yesterday
at st. Johns Church in Georgetown
by the Women's Council of the Fed
GRAFTON Of Churches.
Hundreds of boys and girls were on
hand at st. Johns and in the eve
ming at Temple Baptist Church to bor-
row bicycles, wagons, scooters. all sorts
OF educational toys and playthings for
youngsters Of every age group.
The children keep the toys for two
weeks, return them and get other
toys. In this way, Miss Eta Mae
Russell who handles the distribution,
explained, dozen youngsters can use
each toy during the summer. When
the toys are returned, they're fumi-
gated and shined up so the next young
can get toy just as bright and use
ful as the last youngster had.
1t was real summer Christmas
time for the little girls, who found
more than 1000 hand-dressed dolls
Evening star., 1938-07-02
1,70O STUDENTS
ENROLLED AT c. U.
Largest Summer Session in the
History Of University Is
Expected.

More than 1,700 students are en-
rolled already for the summer session
OF the Catholic University and the
number is expected to reach 1900 be.
fore registration closes, officials said
today. Several days are still open for
new registrations. Lectures began last
Monday.
University officials expect that the
summer session will be the largest in
the history Of the university. Although
more students come from the District
OF Columbia than from any other
place, II states, Alaska, Canada. the
Dominican Republic and Puerto Rico
are represented.
The summer session faculty of 1874
VIII give . total Of 385 courses in 81
departments. The department of edu-
cation, with II courses has the largest
Offering. Biology, ranging from courses
In hrst principles through genetics,
geology and advanced genetics, comes
second with 81 courses Large Offer
ines occur also in the departments OF
Chemistry, English, history, mathe-
matics. music and philosophy. Other
departments listed to give courses dur
ing the summer are anthropology, art,
architecture, child study, comparative
philolosy. economics, French, seogra-
ply. geology, German, Greek, Italian.
Latin. physics, political science, psy-
chology, religion, Slavic and Spanish.
The school Of nursing Is presenting
courses IN advanced nursing practice,
administration and public health nurs-
ing. The school Of social work will
play . prominent part in the summer
program. These professional schools
are giving courses covering the entire
feld Of their activities,
Evening star., 1938-07-02
IT. COL. ERNEST CLARK
RITES, TO BE TUESDAY,
Third Corps Area Air Ofhcer Will
Be Buried in Arlington
Cemetery at IL AM.

1t. Col. Ernest Clark, SO, air officer
Of the 3rd Corps Area, U. s. A.. with
headquarters in Baltimore, where he
died last Thursday, will be buried
Tuesday in Arlington National Gem
etery. Funeral services will be held
at II am. that day in Fort Myer
Chapel, with Chaplain Ora J. Cohee
oficiating. :
A native of Terre Haute, Ind, Col.
Clark was assigned to duty here at
Boiling Field. in February. 1929, and
was placed in command Of the Air
Corps detachment there. For brief
periods he served As executive officer
and commanding officer Of the field. B
During the Mexican border trouble.,'
Col. Clark served as aide-de-camp to
Brig. Gen. E. M. Lewis. commanding
officer Of the Indiana Brigade, COM
posed Of members Of the National
Guard, which was in Federal service
on the border. Col Clark had been
on important tours Of duty at various
posts as an oficer Of the Army Air
Corps. He qualified Is an aviator in
1917. He began his service as air Of
ncer Of the 3rd Corps Area in March,
1897.
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P. HIRES 1000
AS0THERFEDERAL
UNITS DROP 500
Another Thousand to Be
Added Here and in Field
by Works Agency.
LABOR BUREAU LET'S
SEVERAL HUNDRED OUT
Replacement Of Host Expected.
$50 Released at General
Accounting Office.
Federal employment totals were con-

Federal employment totals were con-
tinuing to increase today Is the lend
ing spending agencies engaged more
workers than other bureaus and de-
partments released at the close Of the
fiscal year.
More than 1000 already have been
added to the Public Works Admins
tration's local stan, with at least that
many others yet to b. appointed here
and IN the field.
Counteracting this increase In part
only were employment terminations
at the end Of the fiscal year Of about
500 temporary workers in several
agencies Many Of these, however, are
expected to be reappointed during the
coming weeks.
The Bureau Of Labor Statistics, for
instance, released several hundred
temporary statistical workers, but on
assuming its new duties in connection
with administration Of the wage hour
law Is expected to reappoint or replace
most Of those released this week.
At the General Accounting Once
about $50 were released this week
while about IS were let out at the
Census Bureau and another 50 in the
Treasury Department. Most of the
examinations were caused by expira-
tion Of the temporary appointments
with the end Of the fiscal year on
Inursday and slightly lower personnel
appropriations for the new year.
In the Department of Agriculture
SEASONAL factors brought the release O,
about Is workers in the A. A. A. Divi.
sion. With . few more in Farm Sc.
curity.
Evening star., 1938-07-02
FIREARMS BILL SIGNED
Measure Requires Licensing Of
Interstate Shipments.

President Roosevelt has signed . bill
requiring the licensing Of interstate
firearms shipments.
The bill outlaws shipments to any
person who is under indictment, who
has been convicted of . crime Of
violence or who is . fugitive from
justice.
Manufacturers will pay shipping
license fees Of SIS year, and dealers
81 . year. Licenses will be issued BY
the Treasury. which viii enforce pro-
Visions Of the act
Evening star., 1938-07-02
CELEBRATION PLANNED
BY A. U. PARK CITIZENS
Field Day Featuring Baby Parade,
Pet show and Athletic Events
Will Be Held.

A field day. featuring baby parade.
pet show and athletic and novelty
events, will be held by the American
University Park Citisens' Association
Monday, July 4, at 1:30 pm. at Fort
Bayard Park, Forty-seventh and Fes-
senden streets NV.
Patriotic exercises will be held later
In the day with appropriate music.
3. H. Jacobs is chairman Of the Ar
rangemsnt Committee, assisted BY
Henry 1. celmsn. president Of the
association.
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Steel Bridge to Span Rhine.

The suspension bridge across the
Rhine for the Coligne-Aix La Cha
pelle auto road will b entirely Of
steel and one Of the largest Ia Europe.
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St. Marys Taxes Cut.

IEoNARDTowN. Md, July 2 (spe-
ciaD The st. Marys County tax rats
has been set at rs cents per 500, the
lowest Ia Is years.
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BAND CONCERTS

BY the Soldiers Home Band in the
bandstand at o'clock tonight John
s. M. Zimmerman, bandmaster; An
ton Pointner, assistant
Program.
March, symphonic" Evans
Overture, FESTIVAL" --Lassen
Entr'ac at,.
(a) Ave Maria" Mascheroni
co. by the swanee River"
(Sketch( -Myddleton
Excerpts from musical comedy.
oAAiy ---------------- Kern
Popular numbers, Just the Same"
, -. as Donaldson
THE Hills Of Old wyoming.
Ranger
Waltz suite, Dreams on the /
Ocean," Gunsl
Finale, Southern Echoes" 4
. -. pr. Goldman.
rThe staF upanxed Banner
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oaT00" "s was"ons et
hearings on what DO about the
n,na me commissions bench
psnes a OF including
the
of
Photos
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LEGAL NOTICES.
CONVICTION. BURLING, RUBLEE,
ACHESON a. SHORB,

Attorneys.
sws NSe esdns IS hsFeey sS as b ad 2sERH se
New York, New York HENRY +. BUTLER,
sssRE c Ct RsT5sve9 R Nss rsdns df1sey At RAp oI
land. Pennsylvania:. PHILEMON DIcKIN-
son. son. residing at Chestnut Hill; Philadel-
Whitemarsh, Pennsylvania; j. FORD
jeTssy JOHN n w. cTs e. rssans Ny
EpW1S K TIsH Sesiding al ss IoeSss Nss yssy aHss
Yoak isns B. HARPIS resins Mfw
at ss,,ayg Rums1n' On s,u New Jersey ., EDWARD B:
PIoyidenee Road; ,Edeemont. Pennsyivania:
New jersey: 1RViNa D FISH. residing residing
FRED KoEcHiEfE residina resi- nnsf''ea.i at q
RRSNAAp RR9n ATenus E5sSsh cooMb Nsw 4esdJe
Ss% : So .R5SSs5s S0as
Meadexbrook, Pennsylyania. RALPH B.
SeW Ye2S Tsss NsN YorE * % 9Ns FIT oh a Sa
SSaashSEi' S?s lsfas Ssv xsEs
aMR8 Rmd SeT s e5ssy
Island, New YORK; j: RiTcH1E KfMBAII. ALL
IeslulIlk at n. u NO =. MOfTlStOWn.
New Jersey: G. WILLING PEPPER. resid-
ing at Chestnut Hill. Philadelphia County.
Pennsylvania: KARL WEISHEIT. residing
at 221 Boulevard. Mountain Lakes. New
Jersey: PHILLIP w. BROWN. residing at
Haddon Road. Scarsdale. New York:
AvenHs Hiv staten Island; NeS ssS p York JoHN
New York. New York: EDWARD H. LEWIS
residing at 43S Main Street. Mt. Holly.
New Jersey: JAY COOKE. residing at
Chestnut Hill; Philadelphia County. Penn
sylvania: and EDWIN A. FISH. residing
at Locust Valley Long Island. New York:
they having formed limited partnership
pursuant to the laws of the State of New
York by the, filing Of certificate as re-
CURED by law, and having filed sub;
stantially similar certificates of limited
partnership in other States and being de-
sirous that said limited partnership from
and after the close Of business on De-
cember 81. 1887. may do business in the
District of Columbia as limited partner
ship under the laws thereof: have on Janu::
ary, 6. 1898, filed a certificate OF, limited
partnership in the ONCE OF the Clerk of the
District Court Of the United States for the
District Of Columbia. which, said certificate
has been duly acknowledged by the parties
thereto: that the name under which the
partnership Is to be conducted is SMITH,
BARNEY 4 CO.; that the character Of the
business to be transacted Is that Of under:
Vf1terH. di9tDtbutofD and cu8to6iSna OF, and
Evening star., 1938-02-02
BROOKLAND-$7,95O.

4206 18th PL. NE.
semi-detached brick with 4 bedrooms
a.. and i1elosed sleeping porch, Just the the
large living .rm. h,A open fireplace. A
screen breakfast porch of. dining rm and
Kitchen; Detached gar; Just redecorated.
New electric fixtures range. linoleum.
You should look into this bargain today
III Il Is seldom we can offer 7-rm. home in
Of 10To cash balance less than rent. See
1t today or call.
EUGENE H. PHIFER.
1901 SO. DAKOTA AVE. Me-.
POTOMAC l491, NORTH 7700.
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HOUSES FOR SALE,

HOUSES FOR SALE.
5,7bO-qEOR0ETOW
semi-detached brick. in the heart Of
old GEORGETOWN. rooms. baths. OIL
Immediate nm possession. Terms. 5000 cash.
L. r. GRAVATTE,
72' sth Eysnss st Phone Re.s1 cs Geo. sss sas o7''
Between Rock Creek Park and
18th st.
:, Beautiful new distinctive appearing
lavatory. 1st-hoor den, los-paneled recre-
alton room, 2 fireplaces, 2-car garage: air
conditioned; lovely lot. Priced far below
average for location.
Frank S. Phillips, District 1411.
BEAUTIFUL
Rolling lawns. colorful gardens and mas
sive oak trees form a setting for this lovely
home in one of Washington's finest NV:
communities. Center hall. Colonial. all
brick: . rooms. s bedrooms. 2Iz baths
and all desirable features. such as air
conditioning, built-in bookcases. and price
less than s1500Q-this home is a value.
II you have home that you wish to
trade we will be pleased to talk with you
about this very desirable property. Call
Wise. 1851 for further particulars.
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ON ON < ST; st.. AT 9th N.E.-DANDY SIR.
lssn oF 24S e5ee month dar PTss Prss
desired as - GARVEyt tefi District sfRS a5as. +
Eve and Sun. Georgia $500. l1.a vt. ave.
10000 acres in Harrison County. w Va,
frontlne on main line B. g. o. Railroad
M RI sase " % va trade w. guy
WE HAVE BEEN AUTHORIZED TO SELL
small frame houses in Sc. separately or
as an entirety; properties well rented and
eee at ,sgs low prices
particulars call Owen Hohenstein. Lincoln
HoHENsTE1N BROS. 9TH and H sts NE.
WISCONSIN AVE. NEAR N sT.-LEAsE
TO purchase At $4,000: used By " old p.eSH com
eern Taxes a. and insurance deducted from
the price Of 100000 at which you can an
buy the property. and you can reasonably
and maee 70 aks wSen Of its
happens. LOUIS r SHOEMAKER, 19iS s'iiS
K st. NV. National ] 1856.
GEORGIA AVE. NV. 5000 BLOCK
First commercial. near bank and 5-and-1O
and spss wonde1 be
ful value and an excellent investment.
Mr.. Rainf wApIf HaneO'Dh y 3AMts, aats; INC
1924 14th St. NV. District 3347.
A SPLENDID INVESTMENT!
2-family house s rooms each. zoned
for first commercial, stores on each side:
real bargain: located at 2327 / 9Th st.
lelose to Col; I'd. n.wJ. Call MR.. PAscoE.
A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY
S3,250-Six-room and bath semi-detached
home, just put in excellent condition.
Hot-water heat; Rented for last Ave
years at S37. so per month. White
SO 's5o"Brick four-family nats. in ex-
cellent white rental location. Three
rooms. bath, screened porch. separate
gas furnace IN each apartment. Fine
condition. Income. 81 $3.50 per year.
Only two available at this price.
Liberal financing arranged IL desired.
SHANNON 4 LUCHS CO..
1905 H St. NV. National 2345.
75o-NEAR TECH HIGH; 8 ROOMS.
bath, elec.. oil heat; $50 mo.
4,750-Near Gallaudet College: 8 rooms.
bath. cleo. h.-w. heat: $45 mo.
81 500 houses. 8 rooms. elec.. good sec
ton. good condition; $3.50 mo.
sol .OOO-Downtown; 2 stores 2 apis.
Bldg. in excellent condition. Mo.
rental S237. proven invest
ment with speculative value.
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO.,
Realtors.
733 18th St. NV. National 0352.
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HOUSES UNFURNlsHEp,

(ConttnOeo.)
Completely Reconditioned for
Immediate Occupancy.
$55-1339 PERRY PL. NV.
zBEE 2YfE rEs Fast OF RooMs '5a s1 AND 4y4 Sz4h
$65-1724 35th ST. NV.
SSHGSffon| SSHGSfS SfSHfS + WI AND fEANs'
$so-7l2e 9th ST. NV.
s5ShPE;s sSAHARHSSSH SSHaaAdas ass AfSsH HOUSE
National Mortgage g. Inv. Corp,
Screened Porches: .-car Gar; $3.50 Mo.
8 Rms. Bath. H.-w,h., Elec.. Gas.
A. D. TORRE REALTY CO.,
30 Fla. Ave. NV. Dec. .9O5.
4508 18th ST. N.W.-$62.5O.
ns ss'n HLff a11sees An Fsf ikc.
4611 44th ST. NV.
sa Open G 0fsFoSmss eT ad
oO0O O. 11GLIO,
14l7 X st, NV National a3oo
TODAY'S BEST BARGAIN.
Brand-new. two-story brick: large living
tepase nice dining
oven-control range: refgr.; double-drain
sink; many cabinets: Ind floor. 3 large
bedrms.. square. ceilings: tile bath with
shower: many closets: large. floored attic;
rear porch: metal weather-stripped: built
in garage: full cellar. with automatic heat:
Pittsbure hot-water heater and servants
toilet; nearby Maryland; half block 10Th
street bus. Carefree comfort with modern
gas appliances. Other homes from 500
up. Columbia 1871. ewes. Shepherd 3471.
3542 PARK PL. NV.
Desirable brick row house with six
rooms bath; hot-water heat: electricity:
rear yard; convenient to schools. Key at
1910.
$4,000.
B. F. SAUL CO,
National Zoo :'.5 18th st.
SPECIAL BARGAINS.
333, IN st. p.w.-I0 r. and . b. $4,000
II Bryant St. n.e.-6 r. and b 81 90
30l Todd st. n.e.--6 r. and b. 81. 90
1909 st. n.w.-l3 r. and " b.-1O5 90
~ md st. n.e.s r. and b 800
I'LL q ST. S.e.-6 I. and b. ---~- rs 90
loSi 4tn ST. n.e---6 r. and B. 5000
"so3 An 81 ne.-6 r. and b. $3.50
HOWENSTEIN co.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

65 v ST. NV RMS, BATH: BEAUTI-
linen: recreation cellar, oil heat. inclosed
sleep. porch: lee. yard: immed. poss.; inn
maculately clean: $50. Dec. 1850, Apt. 2OS.
ATTRACTIVE ; ROOMS. BATH. WELL
furn.; 500 90 Owner WILLIAM r. FORD.
7"l Erie ave, TAX. PIX. Md. shep. 1879
rooms completely furn,. AUTOMATIC heat,
oSo". Ewes. Cleveland :I4O0
FOXALI--ATTRACTI FURN. SIX
rooms, finished basement suite with lava
tory. gas heat: deep yard garage: close to
good school Natl. 1850 Wise. 5.19
ATTRACT1VELY FURNISHED HOUSE. 3
rooms. Hillyer pl. Sleeping porch. " baths
upstairs kitchen garage. Phone Pot "46l.
FINEST RESIDENTIAL SECTION. 2l35 r
st. n.w.-Beautiful l0-room house. several
baths many fireplaceS. lnclosed garden;
G. e. oil heat: insulated; Frigidaire. Phone
Decatur .43n after II am.
S54 WHITTIER PL. NW.--6-RM.. COM
pletely turn. semi-det. brick. modern:
sleeping porches. Georgia 1341.
N1NE-RooM HOUSE. THREE-CAR GA
rage large back yard 5"21 Connecticut
ave. Apply between ; and : pm. 81
1424 EUCLID-CHARM1NG HOME. s
rooms. = porches :, freplaces, garage:
Col 4o10-J.
FURNISHED NEW BRICK HOME, g RMS.
one and half baths, attached garage. oil
burner: convenient bus. stores. Woodside
Village. Shepherd 4a6;-W after s pm,
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NEW HOME.
MEADOWBROOK SECTION.
~rrryJxy ~IIACE

CHEVY CHASE.
substantial brick home, center-hail
floor plan. Excellent recreation room with
French doors opening to fine yard. Electric
kitchen. i dining room. den, large living
room with fireplace. screened ed. porch; ho,,, 3
pleJe home; Venetian blinds. oil burner
ali closets cedar lined: metal weather,
stripped This. opportunity, priced at at
SIl5O0. to purchase with less than s 900
down and S75 monthly, is worthy OF your
consideration. Call Met. 1143. J: WESLEY
BUCHANAN. day or evening until p IN.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

IS, S5,750-coLoNIAL BRICK. IN MOST
convenient section Of Petworth; only
so2es sES squares If from school car line and
porehss; thoroushiy Teconditioned;
IN Nj, PnEAsANT. saEs stsfms west o, 10th st. near
pn11c roo snd pSrGchial pItn schoSls Nine
water heat, brick garage: bargain at
xxx gHAyNNoN 4 IUcHs CO.. ,,
BRICK BUNGALOW.
Vacant. immediate possession, 5 rooms.
noored attic. fireplace. automatic heat. in
sulated s., Small cash payment. low month.
1ll6 CONGRESS ST. Sc.
OPEN 1890 TO PM
(Out Nichols ave: to 5th st. Sc, left to
WAPLE g. JAMES, INC,
1924 14th st. NV. District 3347.
3l19 WARDER ST. NV.
CAN BE ARRANGED AS . SEPARATE
TRULY A BARGA1N AT $3.50.
large rooms. In perfect condition. Gas
beat 3 ! TT, deep 3t ~ wth sarsge age fS: Easy terms.
A REAL BARGAIN
IN GLOVER PARK.
"0-ft. row house. X rooms oil heat.
maids room in basement, garage; paved
street and alley; perfect condition; bus
runs right in front OF door: price, SS.40o:
terms, $500 cash. balance S55 per month.
Call MR.. PASCOE. Dist. Go9.!. or Dec. 1880.
$3.50.
LYON VILLAGE. VA.
Few doors Oft Lee highway, in the heart
Of tins beautifully wcll-planned. conyen-
lent subdivision, few minutes from down
town: center plan home, substantially
constructed. lot 30 It, wide. It contains :
rms. breakfast alcove, bath h.-Th;
Frigidaire; in first-class condition. Out
of-toWn owner says TO sell quickly.
L. r. GRAVATTE,
T2o 10Th St Realtor. Natl! O153.
Eve Phone Col SI6ti, Mr Owen.
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4-FAMuY FLAT

4-FAMILY FLAT
Containing 3 rooms and bath each: build
ing years old: tenants furnish own heat:
total rents S11n per month"; . Make o1sr.
and Met. 2S26-2s27 week days. r ELIOT
MIDDLETON, EOS Investment Bldg.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
WANTED IMMEDIATELY. UNFURN1sHED
house in Georgetown; 2 or 3 bedrooms
automatic heat, = baths. Box 14l-E Star
SMALL UNPUBLISHED HOUSE. 1Oc BUS
zone: $40 month. By February Is or
March /. District 1869.
UNFURNISHED > OR g r. HOUSE. FIRE
place. h-wh.. garage permanent. careful
tenant; March l: NV. preferred; not to
exceed $50 Give full particulars. Box
3S1.J Star b
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$1U,975.
~,- xos .Nyr H1U,nn AQUA AuEr

NEAR 4ond AND NEBRASKA AVE.
Consider small house. in trade: A GOOD
location. New detached English brick
delightful modern kitchen. open fireplace;
attic insulated ssTe;snedd.
Facing. Government property. it Is the
last Of a group o. Z The location is
ave. Evenings, call Mr.. Poston Clev. 1912.
El INK q PI1IIIIPS DIST 1411
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APARTMENTS UNFURkIsHED.

coLoRED-924 n ST. NV. APT. Il
2 large rooms, 8 large closets, private
bath, Venetian blinds: heat and light FUR.
nished; -S35 per month to Government
employed only, or come well recommended.
Key at l235 10th st. NV. -
CoLoRED-b RMS B., 1896 9th NE;
8 rms. b.. us r l. ave. NV. or 1912
9TH NV: each S32.b0. Behrend. 1917 F.
bath: heat. elec. furnished; $50. Phone
Worth 1894.
CoLoRED-2 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND
bath, or / room; plenty OF heat: furnished
or unfinished. Atlantic 4232-J:
CoLoRED-6l2 NJ ST: NW.---3 ROOMS,
$3.50: gas. light. heat included. Informa-
ton. 1880 u NV.
COLORED-1427 P ST APT. %.
- +: k, b.. SCI so;
AFFLECK. 2423 Pa>Ave. West 3O53.
COIORED = S36 so - DESIRABLE APT,
1923 18th st. NV; r.. k. b.; incl. heat
THOMAS D. WALSH. INC.
s15 11th St. NV. Dist. 1858.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

ONE OR MORE BUILDING LoTsITPADE
considered. MCMAHON. Walnut S.s6
BARNABY WOODS SQUARE FROM
CO. Metropolitan 0lno.
NICE BUILDING LOTS 5Oxl4O. FOR 500
and. up; located near Mt. Vernon boule-
ward. with view of Potomac River Easy
terms. Can arrange finance for building
home. Box 3oS-J. Star