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increase but there are more race
horses on the tracks and in the max
ing than ever before despite the late
depression. There are also more sad
die horses Of all classes than ever
before. This may be due to the large
number Of rich and near rich Amer
leans who are taking more and more
to country life. Owning few acres
Of land with some kind of a house
in which to spend the week ends
rather increases a mans social pres
tige. The country gentleman is again
coming into his own-and this helps
trade, too, saddlers, bootmakers, tai
lors and hatters. OF course, it all de-
pends whether the goods are bought
IN the home market. or. say, the sad
dies are bought in Europe made from
American hides shipped abroad.
Sport Takes On
Colonial Aspect.
We will a-hunting go. While much
OF the old hunting grounds in Mary
land and Virginia are owned by people
from other parts of the country, the
meets still SAVIOR of the early hunting
days when every gentleman owned a
string Of hunters, and the early dawn
of nipping fall day often saw George
Washington, George Mason-Bill of
Rights Mason-the Fairfaxes, Ran
dolphs and others who made American
history assembled on the green at
Mount Vernon or some nearby estate
waiting for the signal to start on the
days sport. On week end in Mary
land recently We were panied to see
the old saddle room had been turned
into a cooks pantry. The smell of
leather gone. the wooden racks for
the saddles, the hickory pegs for the
brides and harness. which time had
polished until they looked like old
ivory, gone.
Do you remember Christopher Nor
ley's Last Will of Dog? Il, Peg
O. My Heart" being an Irish terrier
In the prime OF life. but mindful OF
the uncertainty OF existence in these
days Of motor cars, do wish to make
appropriate distribution of such prop
critics as possess.
MY brown leather collar I leave
to Nassau, the neighbor's dog as he
has none.
And to Nassau I also leave my
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dear old woman, Mrs. Kahn Of Cali
fornia. soon put her at her ease.
Since the death of her husband in
1916 Mrs. O'Day has worked in sea-
son and out for the slum dwellers Of
New York, the sweatshop worker,
the underprivileged child as we'll as
mother, and perhaps knows more
about the necessity Of rigid and sane
immigration laws than any other
member of the Congress. She is dis
tinguee in appearance, very feminine
in dress and manner and when sit
ting on the floor Of the House IS
seldom seen without fan. She has
CRAVING black hair, Irish blue eyes
and bit Of an Oxford accent mixed
in with her soft southern RS" She
studied art in Paris and Munich. Is
not fond of talking about herself but
does like to talk about her work.
Workman's compensation and old-age
pensions she made a study OF long
before she came to Congress.
We viii a-HuntinE Go
In virginia.
1t seems bit absurd for a vote
less inhabitant of the District Of
Columbia to get so excited about poll
tics, but somehow it's in the blood.
Wei the duck-shooting season will
be open shortly after the November
elections and the hunting season in
Virginia. Native-born Virginians are
as scarce as hens teeth down around
Middleburg, where Newport and Long
Island are in full swing.
A we'll known horseman said re-
Gently that if you live in town you
probably think horses are just about
extinct. But II you live in the Vir-
ginia fox-hunting country you are
sure our Nation fairly teens with
hunters and jumpers. Reports show
that carriage horses are not on the
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cache Of bones behind the woodpile-if
he can find it.
my blue china plate and my drink
ing bowl I leave to Vachel, the cat.
He has always envied them.
ITO my master I bequeath respect
and obedience, not unmixed with fear:
he was always 4 little stern.
But to my mistress, who understood
me so well, my undyine alteration, the
whole devotion Of my being. II her
foot should pass over my resting place
my tail would wag and my ears prick
up-yes, were as dead as the Roman
wolf.
my eager Joy in life, the morning
tingle In my paws. the delight OF
swimming for sticks and running wild
in sheer madness Of delight, the million
haunting smells Of the world, the
thrill of footsteps passing the house
at night, the everlasting fun of being
a little brown Irish dog and barking at
everything. the agony Of thrashings
and the bliss Of being forgiven-all
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Mr.. and Mrs. Wilson M. FAR and
their. two daughters, the Misses Edith
Malone and Anne Farr, left Wednes-
day by motor for Tappahannock, Va.
where the Misses Farr will be entered
In st. Margaret's School.
Miss Viola Hailman, daughter Of
DR.. and Mrs. J. A. Hailman, left to-
day to resume her studies at the State
Teachers College in Harrisonburg,
Va.
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SlrmlSed that there may be dark
horse In the offing. Mrs. Hays, who is
one Of the most prominent women in
public life in the Empire State, has a
pleasing, frank, open manner, but who
Is inclined to be conservative in her
statements, predicts that there will be
an increase of Is to IS new Repub-
lican members in the lower House in
the next Congress.
Owing to her recent bereavement it
Is not known what, if any part, Mrs.
Robert Low Bacon will take in the
fall campaign. She is vice chairman
of the New York State Republican
- Committee and head of the Board Of
Governors of the women's club. An
experienced campaigner, we'll poised,
tactful with strong social instinct, she
is known as one of Washington's most
popular official hostesses. She has
had an active interest in the District
League Of Republican Women and
with many official women in the Capt.
tai is member of the Newspaper
Women's Club.
New York Georgia Congresswoman
Is Up for Reelection.
The preparation for the New York
primaries on Tuesday is warming up
and that clever Democratic politician,
Mrs. Caroline O'Day-born down in
Georgia-is again ready to go before
the people on her record. AS Con-
gresswoman at large from New York
she has made rather an enviable place
for herself in the House. When she
came down the first time to be sworn
in she was much distraught as to
whether or not she should wear her
hat when being sworn in. Like many
busy women she was so accustomed
to wearing 1t she felt that she might
be awkward If she took 1t off, but that
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eummer-Mr. Davies and Mr..
Mr.. William Randolph Hearst
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these leave to my successor or to
any one who can use them.
MY old box in the cellar the cook
may have for kindling wood"
And here's to little Smokey-Joe, so
beautiful. gallant and gay. who lies
out in Maryland by the old Episcopal
Church. Requiescat In peace!
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New Envoy Arrives.

The newly appointed Minister OF
Egypt, Mahmoud Hassan Bey, with
Nine. Hassan and their two children,
4 son, age 7, and q daughter, between
3 and 4 years old, will arrive In New
York tomorrow aboard the Bremen.
They will be met by the Charge
d'Af1aires, M. Hussein Rady, who went
to New York yesterday to remain over
the week end This Minister and his
family will accompany NJ Rady to
Washington late tomorrow.
The gatty is a Chinese measure Of
u,ojohf nno or1 ho1f y~0,,ple
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William Randolph at beautiful there
Mrs Bacons Activity
n New YorkPo
The Women National Republican
New York. all for the
president appointed committee
Edward A.
chamen
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ct luncheon Friday In her residence,
Drtal Patch, near Fairfax.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen Taylor
70 Live In Washington.
MI. and Mrs. Glen 8. Taylor, who
for the past year have occupied the
Henderson house In Fairfax, left
Thursday to make their home in
Warrington. Mr.. and Mrs. Donald
Dougherty and their children Of Coun-
try Club Hills, Va. moved into the
Henderson house on the same day.
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About Well>Known Folk
In Books, Art, Politics
Mrs. Tydines Takes to Politics.
New York Women Joining
Intensive Campaign.
BY ROBERT CRAWFORD.

REAT the mawnn!
until the November elections
barefoot Tydng
beautiful is still
CheeseboroughTom
She
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down on the Eastern Sho' who were for the
New Deal, had to look twice before they voted.
Mrs. Tydings has a good deal of the diplomacy
and political acumen Of her father, Joseph
Davies American Ambassador to Belgium and
has perhaps been closer to him in his public
life than his other children. As the wife Of 4
Senator she has taken to politics like = duck
to water and as lady Of the manor has been
charming in her hospitality. II we are not mis-
taken she is a Vassar woman and took things
rather seriously when at college. So far she
has taken no public speaking part in politics,
but who knows she may have some of the ora
torical gifts Of her paternal Welsh grand
mother, Rachel Davies, who was 4 dissenting
preacher of the Baptist faith being an enthus-
iastic follower Of that great religious movement
in Wales in which Mr.. Lloyd George had 50
active part. BY the way. two of Uncle Sans
new Ambassadors visited Wales during the past
. Joseph Kennedy; the latter was the guest OF
Evening star., 1938-04-19

1919 WOODLEY RD.-s ROOMS. BATH
Seml-oetached elec. refs.; insulated: deep
lot garage. Near Cathedral. Key at asl.hi.
1902 TRINIDAD AVE, N.E-6 RMS.
bath; bath; double rear porches, front porch
aeTiy dseorstsd; Is sazage sann. s55. COO
HALL BRO. 1904 i' st. NE. ains' Inc 1877: BY
1864 CALIFORNIA ST NW.-1O ROOMS.
bath: h:-w.h:. elec; lights: excellent loca-
aS; srsoaEckER fSoa Fahs NJ Net Per is No. Call EDw
BY ooWNERs5 RMS; | B.. TO 8 RMS, 2
iliGS ToN E. $GoEpoN; Id:7 Eye s; NV Dis IS
semi-det. corner, 10 rms. 8 baths, ami,
garage: reas. rent District os64
1900 18th ST. NE. CNR. MONASTERY
cond: avail i'm NAV Ia ST. fa NILES fHsf
4"o 9TH st. NV. Natl. 456l.
s4%.5O-NEW PAPER. PAINT s RMS.
st Lneon 74s ss SEE n H. kksEssssAy5s KY e saa,9s
500 TAYLOR ST. NV ROOMS.
5,edro6ms ,sco6nG. baths. Lear sarage,, oil heat;
families. Georgia 413s.
TAKoMA, PARK, d. C.-DET. MODERN
home with den on the lst A.; breakfast
of.OfC. UcdIHio anu ". OIL Htd1. eitC.
reirg.; 3 porches; garage; vacant; S67 80.
GRAHAM & OGDEN. Natl 3Gs3. 3I3
Woodward Bldg. Evenings, Wis. 3726-J.
WooDRIDGE--NEW BRICK BUNGALOW
q rooms h.-W h.. $50 month. Eight rooms,
on corner, suitable for doctor. dentist or
tourist home $50 per month Call North
1908 or inquire 2%7, r. l. ave. ne.
SIX ROOMS. BATH, AMI, S65. BY
OWNER. VIII repair. lab Perry pl. NV.
REDUCED TO S65-,MoDERN. LOVELY;
Pashsi WAsHiNt;ToN gafsSe REATy i2S 4t % ST saoo
WOODBRIDGE, CORNER "2nd AND KEAR-
ney sts. ne. just of r. !. aye.-Detached
rooms, . baths. arranged for 2 families;
garage. large yard. Apply 1916 22nd st. ne.
S75 .0O-ls5a INGLEsIDE TERRI. NEAR
18th and Newtont-G-room. 2O-foot Colo
NAL home. refinished like new; tiled bath
With shower OAK GorS' f.n screened pogehes
B. H. GRUVER. owner, Natl. 1877 Eve
nings call Mr.. Maloney, Cleveland 7649.
4515 9TH ST. NV ROOMS. PoRcHEs,
,.,o VIM; H SAUNDERS GO.
q Groom brick. nE Eastern High . sch9ol n
Burdck. ~ - o. GA ''''''
1s4a H ApEtRERT 81 tsW W. 1EE; bis.. 1900.
1904 YUMA ST. NV
Detached Bedrooms
Double Garage. Conv Trans
OIL Burner Heat
Natl. s"a6 Eve Wis. 4a53.
3lls MT. PLEASANT ST. N.W-13 RMS.
baths, modern heat. light suitable for
rooming and boarding house: excellent
condition: available Immediately; S125 per
month. Call.
EDWARD L. STROHECKER
1910 Vermont Ave NV. Met. 2713
ia c ST. NE 500
IS rooms, 4 baths. steam heat. arranged
TO rent apartments
32l0 NORTHAMPTON ST NV SS5
rooms. . baths hot-water heat. oil
burner. garage
2379 RHODE ISLAND AVE NE. $50
II rooms and bath. hot-water heat.
500 3rd ST. NV $50
rooms. baths. steam heat. oil burner.
GARAGE.
4435 ST. NV. (near Foxhan VII
laael SIS
? rooms & bath. hot-water heat, garage.
ia 22nd ST. NV. S35
3 rooms and bath. hot-uate- heat
JAMES NJ. WOODWARD, PEALTOR,
.Ns
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ROOMS WANTED.

GOVT. EMP. wants furn room. sleeping
porch: Jewish. refined. Lconsenlal family
of adults Box 3SS-S. Star.
WANTED by single man over 40. room.
with or without board: will pay $50 for
room: between c. c. Circle and Raymond
St. Md. Phone after except Tuesday.
Wisconsin oS4N
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ROOMS UkFURNIsHEp.

1905 18th N.W.-Laree, cheerful front
room. private bath, ample closet space:
employed couple or gentlemen: $50. Adams
5l31
9Os M ST NV rooms. kitchen, porch:
partly furnished.
63l OTIS PL. N.W-Tvo unfurnished
rooms and sleeping porch; reasonable
refined family oOs
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FARM AND GARDEN.

FERTILE TOPSOIL. well-rotted COW ma
nure. Fireplace wood, kndling. locust fence
posts. Atlantic 1903. Night. Atlantic S207.
HARDY PRIMROSES. excellent for shade
Col. and jackson aves.. :, blocks east
B. 4, o. railroad. Hyattsville 3OO-R.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED,

FOR MAN AND GIRL. &; mothers care,
or room. light housekeeping. State price
must be reaS. Box 390-S. Star. 20"
YOUNG GOVT. CLERK wishes room and
board in private home Chevy Chase neigh
borhood near bus line no other roomers;
not over S35. Box GIT. Star.
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FURN APARTMENTS
FREE CAR AND GUIDE.
NATL S296. EYES WIS. 1888.
94l NEW YORK AVE NV 1as
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BOATS.
CRUISER, mahog. twin abin. 3Hx1O beam,
Stearns heavy yduty engine: seaworthy: Just
overhauled; compl. equipped. ST 800 cash.
Owner leaving city Shep. :'4"". .5'
EVINRUDE tElto>. 9.2 h.p.; late model,
used 30 hours, perfect condition Owner
leaving town. Sacrifice for quick sale.
Demonstration by appointment. Georgia
41l4
SALE-34-ft sloop Sea Gull. See steward.
Capital Yacht Club.
Authorized Sales and Service.
GRAY MARINE MOTORS.
Evinrude and Eto Cupboard Motors.
BendiX remote control Lux fire equip
ment. Goodrich cutleSs rubber bearings.
!-mile ray searchlight. boat specialties.
etc.
S. KING FULTON, INC,
sos WATER ST SW NATL. 34O6.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

52ll N WASHINGTON BLVD, Arlington,
Va.-Desirable furnished room. ami:
board if desired; located on two bus lines
in one-fare zone. Reasonable. 81
ROOM AND BOARD, home cooking; rea-
sonable: men only; private home; 1Oc fare.
Box 3S5-S Star 2ls
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APARTMENIs WANTED.
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

FURNISHED-LIV1NG ROOM BEDROOM.
kitchen. bath. back porch. 80 johnson
ave. Hyattsvilie. Md.
.nd-fioor apt: private home: large hail: i
closets: storage room: heat gas elec: ga
rage: shade trees: suburbs: to i or :, en-
ployed persons: S45. Kensington 29-R.
TAKOMA. D. CO OR 3 ROOM APT.
ond floor: furn. or unfurn.; garage. yard.
4 exposures; couple; ref. Ran. e926.
3 ROOMS AND KTTCHENETTE. NEWLY
decorated block from car and bus lines.
HYattSNille SIG 81 10
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BABY CHICKS.
ROOMS FURNISHED.

ALL BREEDS. blood tested and certified.
Also ducklings and turkey poults, VIM.
James & Son, 6l9 K st. NV. Met. OOSS.
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HOUSES UkFURklsHED.

$50 MONTH"; N. Y. AVE, NV
rooms. bath. cellar under entire house:
N. Y. ave. NV
446 LAMONT ST. NW-6 RMS, BATH.
ami: newly papered and painted: S47 so
7746. District 9127.
GEORGETOWN-7-RO BRICK. LARGE
sleeping porch, charming garden. 3114
Dumbarton ave. To view. call west Ol42.
1896 .AMES PL. NE-2-STORY. GROOM
and bath brick dwelling; ami; reduced
rent. S475O month
JESSE L. HEIsKELL. 1115 ST NV
CHEVY CHASE - SIX BEDROOMS 81
town. Nd. or call Wisconsin 6394-J.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
HOUSES FOR SALE.

> OR u RM HOUSE. GOOD CONDITION.
IN ne. Sc. or nearby Maryland suburbs,
not over SO. Call Lincoln .i52G-R.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

BEAUTIFULLY FURN. HOME. OVER
looking Rock Greek Park; exceptionally
cool; 3 bedrooms. bath and garage. unlim.
phone; very reas. Adams 0399, Natl a646.
SEMI-DETACHED CORNER HOUSE. 6
rooms inclosed porch. bath: nice yard;
convenient stores and transportation: from
June 1Sept. Is. reasonable to respon-
sible party no small children. Call Ran
dolDh 0143 6322 9TH st. NV, for ap-
pointment.
2o31 PARK RD. N.W-9 ROOMS, 2
baths very well furnished, redecorated;
Slewelans SbG9j lsase; Si7e. Open Sunday to g.
43O5 MONTGOMERY AVE, BETHESDA,
Md.--Brand- Broom bungalow. air.
cond fireplace. grand piano; S15: May
1-Nov. !. Wisconsin 6514-J. 90
CHEVY CHASE. MD. 416 TAYLOR ST
5 rooms scr. porch: completely furn. May
to Nov. SIS mo. Wis. 3296-R.
NEWLY DECORATED EIGHT ROOMS. .
baths; COOL quiet; shrubbery: double ga
rage: 500 to careful. refined tenant: bus
accessible. May / to Nov. /. Adams O27O.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.---MAN WILL SHARE
S-room home completely furnished; oil
heat. yard: half block Conn. ave. Wis.
44s1W. to Z O'Clock. 20'
SEMI-DETACHED COZY 6-RM. HOUSE.
west of Que st. Bridge; near bus line; block
from park: $50. Rent May 1st-October 1st-
North 2175.
$4,000.
Detached. 8 lee. rooms; restricted white
st. Sc. Call Mrs Burdick,
1343 H St. NV Dist 1900.
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EXCEPTIONALLY BEAUTIFUL APT
rms. private bath; Frigidaire: pleasant
SURROUNDINGS: adults. 624 East Capitol ST.
1927 KENYON ST. NV.
Rooms, Kitchen and Bath Refrieera tor
THOS. E. FARRELL CO. Natl O1f5
CEDAR COURTS" TAKOMA. D. C.
Nr Walter Reed LIST A. liv rm kit din
:, bedrms., scr. porch. modern furn. gas
elec. Frleldalre: $50: gar. Geo O533
PARK LEE. 1880 PARK RID. NW.-Ex-
ceilent location; cool: near cars and buses;
attractive: nicely furnished apts.; :. ex-
posures: Frigldaire and elevator service
3 rooms, hall. dressing room. kitchen.
:, rooms, hall, dressing room. kitchen.
bath. shower
room dressing room, dinette. kitchen,
bath, shower.
Permanent or transient; reasonable
rentals. Adams 33S3 "a"
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HOUSES UkFURklsHED.
t0ntinued,)

1919 WOODLEY RD.-8 ROOMS, BATH
semi-detached: elec. refg.; insulated deep
lot. garage. Near Cathedral. Key at 3sI9Ia.
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APARTMENTS UkFURkIsHED.
(COntinuedN
1929 COTJJMRIA RI

$50 .OO-Large living room, dressing room
with Murphy bed. large kitchen.
ment of two rooms kit and bath.
RESIDENT MANAGER.
THE DAHLIA,
7019 Georgia Ave.
Opposite Walter Reed Hospital
rooms dinette; kitchen, bath and in
closed sun porch. So so
. 3 rooms % bedrooms). kitchen large
dinette, inclosed sun porch and bath. S65.
Electric Refrigeration on House Current.
Elevator Resident Manager. Rand. 1880.
$500 10th ST. NE.
2 rooms. dinette. kitchen and bath, S44.
1904 10th ST. NE.
2 rooms, dinette. kitchen and bath, S4s.
Resident Manager. Potomac 1885
III 10Th ST. NE, NO. 2
Corner aptD. 9 rooms, kitchen, dinette,
batp porch and yard $40 80.
Refrigeration.
EDW. M WILLIS.
S16 Investment Bldg. National 7479.
DUPLEX APTS.
544555 t, 1St st. nv rms, Kit, b, s3s 80
GEORGE I. BORGER,
643 Indiana Ave. N. w. Natl. $3.50.
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

2 PAIRS MULES odd one Z head OF
horses. 1 fresh COW. driving goats.
2109 Fairlawn ave. Sc.
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ALSO 3 RMS. KIT. PORCH. $55.
Modern NV. bldg; large rooms BIZ
closets. tile bath. parquet floors; handy tt
stores. cars. schools. Adams 94S4 or D62S
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BUCHANAN APTS.. 1926 I3tn sT.-LIV.
J.. bedrm:. X. b.. porch, $50 80 up. w.
CARL WYATT, owner. 5716 10th St. ewes.
| 5000 9th ST. NV. 10Th AND KENNEDY
- rooms. kitchen and bath; modern q
story corner bldg; Frlg!daire on house
current. Rent S:,5 to $50
See, See resident manager or call EDWARD L.
| STROHECKER Met
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SI,5NU TO S.k5O,
New groups of detacheS brick homes on
new concrete street: > or 3 bedrooms
attic, automatic heat furred walls. wealth
er-stripped, lot 55 feet wide and up 70
lO9 feet deep. Ideal for a lover Of flowers
and vegetable gardens From Bank Of
Bethesda drive out Old GEORGETOWN road
about II miles to Southwick street left to
sample house. ID or phone Wis b5as.
NEW DETACHED BRICK IN D. C.
Southeast. rooms; large wooded lot:
oil heat; air conditioned: priced for quick
sale. S6.95O. Call Mr.. Peck.
WAPLE e. JAMES, INC,
1924 14th ST NV Dist 92a6
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EWING MACHINES-Co elec., ST. 80: +:
Ineer. ~ 30. ike new. Renting, repair
" 24lG 18th NV Col. 3.45.
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TYPEWR1TERS-High rentals. deld.
S3 mo, Royal standard, Sl1.5O and up
portables, $50 and up. CENTRAL Type
writer Co. 9'.3 G 81. n ". Natl. SlH9.
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BARGAIN.
$4,000
h:-v.h., fun basement: nice lot: very con-
-o-BRoD1E g. COLBERT; INC.
FIRST COMMERCIAL ZONE.
Home and Business.
pohes Now eqappsd naas as su beahy psrcf
ysy IA !; ST Is b., "ss.s ss.s
yAasAS5GRlsNa% asA aFr sAsT eaFgS2 S2fRlTs1E 81 NE
SIX ns9S rooms; n kitchen and com.
and bath on End floor: Each kitchen has
rTefrseratio1 recreation room gsrase AZ.
elevation With won wonderful Si View. SnS . n''n
wApIr : ~ JAMES. a1se 81 Tsc'' M Dist ss4e.
TRADE YOUR OLD D. c. HOME
FOR A. NEW, DETACHED BRICK HOME.
1926 18th PL. NE. OR
1922 S. DAKOTA AVE. NE.
BOTH HOUSES OPEN DAILY TILL PM,
LOUIS H. HALL. Pot. 6O21.
UNQUESTIONABLY
This is the finest new-home value in CHEVY
Chase. D. c.. Just 3 blocks west OF, Conn.
ave- ave: and only & step to al schools and
Ssa All cs 5fek an large
We heartily recommend your INSPECTION Of
this outstanding home. Terms can be ar.
RANGED: Call Natl. 0S5S till pm.
S15950.
NEAR 18th AND ALLISON SITS
Offered for less than one-half its orig.
inl cost! Nowhere can you find q bet-
ter-hall brick. Z beautifully appointed
rooms. bedrooms, 2 tiled baths, sunroom
or den, first-foor lavatoly, pantry. large
G. E. refrigerator, attic, maids room and
bath, gas furnace. 1t has a beautiful
setting, formal garden and a gear brick
garage. See it Immediately II you wish
to take advantage of the unususl.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th st. Realtor. Natl. O758
Ewes, Phone Mr.. Nusbaum Adams 24S4.
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THE NEBRASKA, 81 RANDOLPH PI,
I'M ana D rooms. kit and bath
Frigidaire; reasonable rent District OS64
6"S ST NE-3 ROOMS. KITCHEN
and BATH ElectroluX, reasonable; on street
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TYPEWRITER Corona portable No. 2
monel Just like new. Sa.15. UNITED"
Sl3 l4th ST. Natl. HN6:t ,2s
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THE WESTCHESTER, I2I B-LIVING
room bedroom bath, kitchen and dining
balcony, available June l. 1898 Apply
resident manager or call EN-. 3@l3 lg'
NO. 800 L ST. N.W.--WALKING DIS
lance downtown, > rooms. kit bath. FREE
refrigeration, resident manager price 40
mo. JAS. A. GEDDES. agent. Dist. SOB
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lo2l 9TH ST NW.-3 ROOMS, KITCHEN
and bath. S305O.
NJ. FRANK RUPERT 1927 eth St. NV.
32.l CONN. AVE.-NEWLY REDECO-
rated rooms. kitchen, bath: elevator:
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1919 Both ST. NV. Mr.. QUE ST.
rooms, kitchen. bath. Frigidalre; newly
SON. 1920 X st. NV. Natl. 1854
2415 ST. NV, CORNER APT WALK
ing distance Interior. Beautiful condition;
moderate rent. 3 rms. kit.-dln., bath. Also
2-rm. apt. Res. mgr.
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b III "s 3. q SpItIIUIU VdIUe.
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.,
1905 H st. NV. National eS4S,
ESTATE.
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=, GENTLEMAN'S 8 ESTATE.
kenSlngton. large center-hall brick house
2 few wears old. rooms, tile baths. attic
finished in one large room: plenty shrub
berry. large fish pond with loo hsh: I'M
proved drive to Gear brick garage; about
acres OF ground. enough to pasture horse
trade for D. c. property. For details call
Mr. DarneI. Shepherd 5000.
WAPLE e. JAMES. INC.
SILVER SPRING OFFICE. Shep 5000
NEAR. p ST AND FOXHALI, RIDE
tached pebbledashed house with rooms
sleeping porch, cellar, garage: lot 625 by
J. ~ feet. with alley side and rear price,
$4,000; an offer invited; easy terms
JAMES N; WOODWARD. Realtor.
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VACUUM CLEANERS - Hoover $3.50:
Eureka $50 Electrolux, Sl4 so; many
other late models; bond guar; like new
Home demonstration dav or night. BEST
BRANDS CO. sos lth ST. NV Natl :. 3
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I1PEWRlIERS--A!l makes models; guar
! VI, rentals. 81 mo- expert repairing
Standard Typewriter Co. l112 14th st.
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WALLPAPER. room lots for rms. Ioxl4:
Mahoney Wallpaper Co 324 Pa ave S e
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AN AIR COOLED KENNEDY WARREN
apartment, large living room. :! bedrooms
baths. dinette and kitchen; gas and
leht tree: 800 month. Available May
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IF YOU HOLD PERMANENT GOVERN
ment position and have a small amount Of
cash. investigate our building plan. You
can pay for home for less than you are
Adams O390 Natl 9646