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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-14
Lieutenant-C

Special to The DemOcrat)
 Fort Adams, R. l., July 1.-Two lectures on citizenship will be given to the boys of the Citizens Military Training camp here. by Lieut.. Col. Harry J. Beardsley, judge advocate, reserve. of Wa terbury. Conn.,, today. Judge Beardsley arrived here yesterday.
 This morning he was scheduled to give lecture in the battalion area, and this afternoon he will address the entire cadet regiment on the main parade.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-14

Boston, July H-UP)-Weather forecast:
 Rhode Island - Showers tonight probably clearing Friday morning Cooler Friday.
 Massachusetts --- Showers tonight probably clearing Friday morning Cooler Friday and in west and cen tral portions tonight.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-14
Full Weather Report

Connecticut - Showers tonight probably clearing Friday morn ing. Cooler Friday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-14

Camp meeting, Tuesday afternoon, July 18th, at the Camp grounds in Plainville. It is planned to leave the church at 1 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-14
Ans.Oers To
 Test Questions

Below are the answers to test questions printed on page 6. l. Charles Dickens. 2. New York City and San Francisco.
 3. 66.
 1. Santiago. 5. Department of Com mercc. leaves a remainder when div 6. A whole number which ided by two. ]. Hara -kiri. 8. Germany. 3. A fear of germs. 10. Ham.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-07-14

Visitors at the home Of MT. and Mrs. Russell Hughes of Thomaston avenue Tuesday, were Miss Doris
 Benedict and Peter Jones of Nor walk.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-12-16
SECURITY FUND
CUT PROPOSED

Senator Arthur H. Vandenberg
R), of Michigan, yesterday COM
mended proposed recommends
lions by the Social Security
Boards advisory council to reduce
the social security reserve fund,
estimated to reach $4,000 million
dollars in so years.
Vandenberg said he understood
the recommendations would be
given the board this week and
later transferred to Congress.
II believe an adequate con-
tingent reserve Is possible, plus an
equalization Of benefit payments,
by keeping pay roll taxes where
they are," Vandenberg said.
Vandenberg said Congress should
end progressive increases in pay
roll taxes, excepting one in 1910,
calling this sufficient to meet re-
serve needs.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-12-16
APOSTOLIC DELEGATE
TO DEDICATE STATUE

nal Bonzano, served as apostolic
delegate to the United States from
1911 to 1922. During his service
here, the Holy Rosary Catholic
Church was built, and was dedi-
Gated by him in 1918. In 1925, he
returned to the United States as
papal legate to the International
Eucharistic Congress held in Chi
cago. He died on November 26,
1927.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-12-16
Reform in Federal
Research Is Urued

Federal research should be bet
ter coordinated, speakers sug.
gested at a meeting Of the Wash.
ington chapter Of the Society for
the Advancement Of Management,
held at Schneider's Cafe last
night.
Members Of the board" who
spoke were Edwin q. Nourse, Of
the Brookings Institution; Stuart
A. Rice, Of the Central Statistical
Board, and Murray w. Latimer,
Of the Railroad Retirement Board.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-12-16
man MISUSING
SCIENCE GIFTS,
SAYSEDUCATOR
By HOWARD BERRY

LONDON G.N.S0.-Science has
given to men powers fit for the
gods, yet man has made use OF
these powers with the mentality
of the schoolboy and the savage.
Such was the opinion expressed
by Prof. Cyril Edwin Joad,
eminent British psychologist and
educator, in a speech to British
teachers at City of London Uni
versity course.
Pointing out that the airplane.
the greatest of mans inventions.
threatened civilization with de-
struction, Professor Joad said:
THE superman made the air
plane and the ape has got hold
Of it,"
DEPEND ON MACHINES
"We have been made de-
pendent on machines for our
amusementS," he continued.
"and spend our leisure on the
standardized pleasures which
are produced for all, instead OF
providing our pleasures for our
selves.
ITO step on foot throttles,
insert coins into metal slots,
scan headlines, crowd through
clicking turnStiles, turn on the
radio, hurl ourselves over the
surface of the earth in
mechanism propelled by gaso-
line-these constitute the
modern notion of entertain
ment.
THE CASE OF RADIO
''Men of genius by the dozen,
men of talent by the hundred,
labored in order that wireless
might be. The miracle was per-
formed, but with what result?
1.-THE ultimate ether vibrates
to the sound of negroid music,
and wireless waves transmit
such announcements as Ladies
and Gentlemen, sgd Ambone
will now sing "Tripe and
Onions"
Science, in short, has pro-
vided in abundance the means
of the good life, but it has not
taught us how to live"
Prof. Joad suggests appointing
Q board Of scientists and philoSo-
pliers who would have the task Of
giving or refusing permits for
scientific inventions.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-12-16

Most Rev. Amleto Giovanni CT
cognani, Apostolic delegate to the
Unite States, will preside at the
dedication ceremonies of a tSatue
of the late Giovanni Cardinal Bon
zano, former Apostolic delegate tc
the United States, Sunday at 1890
a. m. at the Holy Rosary Catholic
Church, Third and F SITS. N. w.
Ceremonies, during which the
Archbishop will bless the statue
will be followed by solemn high
mass to be celebrated by the Rev
Nicholas De Carlo, pastor. Assist
ing at the mass will be the Rev
Emilio Greco, pastor of st. Mary
Magdalen Church Of Philadelphia,
and the Rev. Paro, Of the Apes
tolic Delegation.
PAPAL BLESSING -
The distinguished prelate will
sit on the throne attired in his
pontifical robes, and will deliver
the gospel and the sermon. He
will impart the papal blessing at
the close of the mass. He will be
assisted by the Rt. Rev. Mgr. Eye
do MAgnozzi, the Rt. Rev. Mgr.
Leo Manzetti, and the Rt. Rev.
Mgr. Joseph McShea, all three Of
the apostolic delegation.
EMBASSY DELEGATES
Members of the Italian embassy
staff will attend. The new parish
hall will be dedicated in the late
afternoon.
His eminence, Giovanni Cardi-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-12-16

Fine all wool fleeces in rich,
dark colors. Earl Clio lined.
oxford, rust, d a W NIB lue,
brown and gray. Sizes 331a
to 4712.
The Palais Royal 80
Downstairs Store
Evening star., 1938-02-15

CHRYSLER 1896 Bypass touring sedan
model C-S; air-stream de luxe; large
trunk. The original brown finish is per
1ect; spotlesS upholstery; low mileage:
radio and heater: You will find this
very clean car; S575. c. C. c. guaranty.
Natl. 1900. Open Sunday and EVENINGS
Evening star., 1938-02-15
FUTURE.
THOS. j. OWEN & SON. AUCTIONEERS.
143l Eye St NV.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE SEMI
DETACHED BRICK DWELLING,
ENS4vyuhsr KNoWN IS 1912 LAMONT STREET
BY virtue 9f certain TG deed Of trust duly
seq. of the land records Of the District
OF Columbia. and at the request Of the
party secured :, thereby. the undersigned
trustees will sell at public auction in front
e III RFfap!5sI oP hHEPA 1Hs ab
l93S, AT FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK PM
the following described land and premises
situate in the District 5s;ta Of Columbia. and
vision of lots in block Eighteen Csl, in
Walbridge's reSubdiyision Of "Ingleside, >
as per plat Of said first-nsmed subdivision
rseOrdsd il in Lii Lieer p.s No 81 folio l4 Of hs
the'io the District OF Of Columbia. VIC ''e'o' -
Terms Of sale: 81 900 Of purchase money
to to b Be 'Ar paid in monthly W instsIlments Of
500 for three years.. each instal,ment
on the principal then due at rate Of six
per centum per ar;ncIn. annum: from day q sale
of three years from late Of sale the unpaid
principal shall become due and payable.
with any accrued interest at the rate
gsshasr SE all 'Sss ds6. s' Of rs sPSn viii
seIae 81 Tesurea rfecording I'd % revenue stamps.
az cost of purchaser. Terms. of sale t. be
with Wta TIN ty irsss, aass from das
the right to resell the property at the risk
aud cost of detau;ting purchaser after
Ave days' advertisement Of such resale In
some newspaper nub!ished In washington,
" SPENCER ARMSTRONG.
Issd&dsexsu Trustses'
Evening star., 1938-02-15
MAPLE e. JAMES. INC,

. ~ 45O-EIGHT ROOMS.
In the better section of Mount Pleasant.
over oyerlookite Rock Creek PARK. and handy 10
type, .stoa front home just reconditioned
like braltu-new; has eight well-planned d
rooms, bl4lt-in bath, shower. extra lavatory
70 DIG bdroom. is entirely modern and
offered fqE a quick sale at this extremely
low prcef Phone R NJ. HOOKER, Metro
poIitan ,63 Evenings. D TO ., call
Evening star., 1938-02-15
AUTOMOBILE LOANS.
AUCTION SALES.
ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON, Auctioneers.
Fur and Cloth Garments,
ETC., by Auction to Pay
5 tora e and Other
Charoes

atJeIs svsn i4aa Sh HEDh5s S5s
COMMENCING N At TWO O'CLOCK PM,
sl5 E t NV. to- enforce our o. hsInei liens for y.
storage and other charges. garments stored
WITH .ld,, US in the following names: Mrs. l.: II.
Brown sealine coat; Miss Lena Jeans. dyed
muSkrat coat Mrs. Leroy Breitbarth.
eallne ohn Is1 s1a h1ssl M,si Byrd cloth dress
Roberts. wolf. scarf: Miss L. Doxon. black
eioth coat; Mrs l.. J; Hill, muskrat coat !;
K6H: Knian X raEsndn Bosn' sesline cape; Mrs E.
Hudson seal coat Mrs. A. c. Wilson black
ault, ,, Mr.. r Frank Barr. fox scarf and
mum MISS Dorlna H. Domino, Hudson seal
coat; Mrs J. F.. Finerty, seal racket. Mrs.
q. wilkins plush coat, Miss Lillian Ed
saias. tan cloth coat; Mrs. Bernice Baylo
Gioth coat Ms. &, Wilbur. sesline coat;
Mrs. F E. Squire. sealine coat Miss Cecelia
Goodman black cloth coat; Mrs, Mamie
Barney. muskrat coat: Miss Georgia Petty
pony coat Miss l.. Doxon, brown overcoat
aasa aed 1iaTE a6 eio,h s9at Goa Mrs T Dubois Chi
W r Nation. mink stole and mufI Mrs.
CiSyon: plush coat, Mrs; Robert Ponickau
coat; Mr.. V. Winski. fur lap ROBE: o. G..
Eaton. raccoon mutf: Miss Gene LeDuc.
auIxrat peon coat = l. Miller oyereost' Mrs.
MISS Margaret LovelesS. pony coat: Mrs
K van Skala; sealine coat; Mrs. W. A.
CConnor. black cloth coat; Miss Elizabeth
mink scarf; Mrs. T. F. Costello, seal coat !;
Mrs, Mrs, Cora B; McGrath. Hudson seal coat;
MISS Grace Mclvor, mink tail coat: Miss
laura Anderson, black cloth coat; Mrs.
mary Mccartney Jap mink coat; Mrs.
=; solomon black cloth coat Miss Alma
black cloth coat; Mrs John Hannaean
muSkrat coat; Miss Ruth Settle. tan car
ascui coat; Mrs. M E. Scott. caracul coat
s,t M MNilaS NIl sis,,a ,oVe5coat and pe brown
A. o. kirschner, pony coat: Williams
Hodge. brown oVercoat; Mrs. J. c. Earring
ION seal stole and seal coat; Miss Ethel
f;r,anMsnd 3; Bonat; civet cat Jacket: Mrs. E. s.
ders. light blue suit. dark blue suit, tan
port coat and mixed top coat: Mrs. B. r
Eafie. fa curtains and drapes; Mrs. D, L.
mof,"n maih,pone. msrm1t NOT c9at @ Mrs Hilton
squirrel coat and mutf: Mrs. Frank l..
Fishers, Hudson seal coat; Miss L. Doxon.
hst,.,i hhsxnfai SQUIRREL jacket; Mrs; r. D. Boyd.
Mrs. N. Owens. red fox scarf, Miss Sc o.
saunders. tan overcoat. black caracul coai:
MRS. M Dunn. seal coat; Mrs. D. w Boyd
tucson seal coat: Mrs. Grace A. Harper
nlack taia. clolh coat; Mrs. A. D.. Clarke. black
sian lamb scarf; Mrs. L. B. Waddy. black
irotter. Miss Helen Drew black cloth coat;
mrsi ;s T. RYE sealing coat; Mrs: ". S.
raccoon coat. Mrs r. T. Morski. silver fox
scarf; Mrs; Matte Taylor, sealine coat:
Mrs. Alfred Bacon black cloth coat and
raccoon coat; Mrs. Ida Mcmillan Hudson
notice. '"As
LANSBURGH g. BRO.
Jal ;iel 10. 4o0 1th St NV
Evening star., 1938-02-15
LEGAL NOTICES.

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District q ES-
W. O'DONOGHUE. Jr,, Executor and Trus-
ceased Piaintiff, vs.. vs. KATHERINE sCHLAlDT
65. s59.IoRDER OF PUBLIcATIoN-T
object of this suit is to- obtain from the
Court authority for the palntld as Sssd crassee
to sell certain real estate owned by the
decendent described as follows Pa Parts 90 OF
iots 81 and go in Beatty and gnla Hawkins
known for purposes of assessment ano Lax
ation o as lot sol and improved by premises S
1856 244 Wisconsin avenue NV and
NV. in the District of Columbia, at Its its
present fair market. value although ,e less
sno me o HUNDRED md Th0usafnab of fbe vii Of
the. decedent that the said property shall
not be sold within a period, OF, ten years
Dollars tS10O. .0OO. .00J to the contrary not
withstanding. and that the trustee be
autho ized to sell the same at publc ,,r, or
further relief as may be necessary for
the ne 10 veasion into cash of the estate 0l
and distribution thereof, including if nee
e.,a esSaf' judicial construction Of the
trusf bv tbe created by the will or determinatioh
lntestacy OF the decedent as to the prop
ehsy eh deylsed el or sought to be DEVISED by
deeedsnd one a1d trust clause OF the will OF ne ne
not m Feprd 81 the plaintiff it is this 9th day
defsndapts, Joseph william PRODIGY the
noraeon 5sle sisters Of the Poor religious cor.
laws Of France. Sister Ignace Loyola,
SPnperioress Pnpe s OF the Little Sisters of the
noor ~ Coimar. AlSace France as trustee.
Ihe Mayor Of Camp on the Rhine Regirung.
snd seddirft s.. W,esbaden.; Germany, as trustee,
Church Of Camp on the Rhine. Resirune,
csHsa Sezsrst Wiesbaden. Germany. as trustee,
cause ca tneir appearance to be entered herein
on, on or before the fortieth (40thJ day. ex-
occnrrir ofuSlve OF sundays and legal holidays.
mrs. nrst publication of this order; otherwise
cnss cns ~ aase &C. VII be proceeded with as in
order 9r be published once q week for four
~, ~, 9cceSsive weeks in the Washington
newspaper nss ssIs4 of general circulation in in the
sr1' LETTs .fustice ~ iCoiumbla F. DICKINSON
.rTspI rEas ra mAELES = 49,: u STEWART. Clerk. By
3eS,15, mil NA'o'' SA0ie'
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OFFICES Fer RENT

BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED OFFICE OR
SiuolO, Conn. ave. md floor. large show
WfnooW: business, art, music; S45 Decatur
:5ti4G
35lT l4tn NW.-LARGE. FIRST-FLOOR-
font rnl est. eS doctors cthce for 20 yrs
Sult. other professions; $40 Adams 1875
PHYSICIAN S AND DENTISTS OFFICES
new Shopplng center, exclusive location
Alexandria 1904 lG@
LARGE FRONT OFFICE. FURNISHED
3th ST: unlimited phone messages taken
secretarlal services available. Pot $500
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HOUSES UNFURNlsHED.

IL? FERN ST. Nw.-2-sTo BRICK.
EN-; Estinl;,Saetached; iaa rooms baths. garage
Fflgldalre: reasonable rent Dist. 0S64.
ae, aSl ABBY bBggTrTERNur IT. Ss ST H.W.Ma2-sToRY W.
reasonable rent. District OS64.
ba!hs: Write cHAs. eLARk. fasGmsi dermsntoan. ss
Ma., or call Gaithersburg 2-F-1l.
h-xh 'n newly new dec dec. sfo5o. 1913 BATH hhEc'
LAT H. bso3 3th ss St. s.e.-6 rms. bath. elec..
NJ. FRANK RUPERT. 1921 7th st. NV.
PETWoRTH, 1928 7th ST. N.W--6 RMS.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO. Dist, 1ol5.
BY OWNER, CHEVY CHASE, D. C., DE
gslows: ss5 to sIo' ss5. FULTON n K. COR
DON. I427 Eye st. NV. Dis: $3.50.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.: VA. AND, Md
SSs,52, Ss5 e 500 mo. MIR. EDMoNDsoN
WooDRIDGE-as3o a7th ST. N.E.-5
ms, rms, h,w:h nice condition: $3.50. 3l2i
SsS @ cs North e. sys ssoa ne or induire TS ssT ssE
s.; st., : +, b, gar se5; ia4l Rock Creek
etasrs a21a I'd Mon Nom Geo. e. oi4a f. gar $50 Also
q rooms and bath. maids room. bath,
cellar. large Rlass-inclosed sun porch de-
tached garage. By appointment only
with OWNER, Wisconsin $3.50
30 RANDOLPH ST. N.W.----6 ROOMS AND
path. h:.wh.. elec. lights, new stove.
rent, 500. Phone EDWARD L. STRO-
HECKER. Met. 2713. -
a6o Soams 11sh satb ST. sEs Is-.a. sTY AND CELLAR;
desirable; only $40 mo. JESSE L.
HEISkELL. 1l15 Eye st. NV.
CHEVY CHASE, MD-MODERN. 5-RM
bungalow; fine condition; Frigidaire.
Phone Cleveland 6696.
33O2 5tr ST, CONGRESS HEIGHTs-6
rooms and bath semi-detached: INV h :.
Frieidaire; garage. Lincoln 5976-M.
919 NORTH CAROLINA AVE. Sc (NEAR
Line. Park)--6 large rooms. bath. ami,
h..w.t.: large lawn: newly decorated.
Adams O243. 16"'
STUDIO HOUSE WITH PORCH; 2 RMS.
kit, bath anil. garage, and storage
cellar; nice yard; nr. stores. trans; $25.
Greenwood 3506-J.
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FUTURE.
FUTURE.
THOS. J. OWEN g. SON. AUCTIONEERS,
1881 Eye St. NV.
sToRY 1lE sRIcK S RHsibENcE RAsIABhE rHRHE WITH
ONE CAR BUILT I'm GARAGE,
KNOWN AS PREMISES NO 231G

sToFY fAEE bKicS 1T KA5BHadh W
RSeMN As 'skEMI5Es ~ ARAaE Aa1s
BY Virtue Of certain deed Tot Of trust u t sn duly
recorded in Liber No 70s5. folio 40, et
sea coh,s Of The land nd records Of me pistris!
party secured thereby. the undersigned
trustees viii sell at public auction, in
i5S1 u fhs 2rsmfe on pFufsPAY THE
IS. 1875 AT ro6RT2iRTY o6R 2H TYEeH2Aaa; ocLock
PM, the following described land. and
premises. situate in the District Of Co
Of lot 30 in George Truesdelrs Addition
eorGsa CO IN nper No S. G per IT, plat "a
the District OF Columbia. .'' Subject Subject to to
Terms OF sale: The purchaser to pay
chase o trust ADSye OF St55so to Du5
instalments Of $500. a neiudnn m Hiesy interess
at 5eo. or all cash at the option Of the
purchaser. A. deposit of $1,000 90 will be
ancing, recording revenue stamps etc,
at cost Of purchaser: Terms of sale to
be complied with within thirty. days from
the right to resell the property at the
risk and cost of defaulting purchaser
alter siteT. hye days days advertisement OF soch
jShEs Thif!Ag ! ! bEaklF sHAIHfR, 'r~
fe4 .5,s 9.lOll.14.l5.lfI7 Trustees
THOs. J. OWEN & SON, AUcTIONEERs.
rRgsTEEs sruRY sALE sH1Ex OF yALTAgLE FoUE
bAA1flso BAFas -eAR AseoB Bu1Lf-rNF Il F0GMs 0GakaoE
PE.sG PEasE sEEMISEf soK4HWSsF 10. 2l25 LEROY
duly IN hbeF effan No s&es assa folio oh I5.
81 & ne and da at he co hs 81 the
trustees, viii sell at public auction, in
EVE r hf Say on oF NoEPAx Fgu H
A.D. 1898, AT FOUR-THIRTY O'CLOCK
PM. the following described land. and
lumbia. and DESIGNATED as and being lot
22l in lie Roy Tuttles subdivision of lots
n and 12 widows Mite. as per plat
lumbia subject to the @O-foot building
line la restriction created in agreement le-
land records. Of the District Of Columbia Nv
Terms of sale: One-fourth of the
fourth in one year ant balance payable in
three years, with interest at five per
eentum per annum, payable semi -annually.
trust upon the property sold, or all cash.
at the option OF the purchaser. A de-
poSlt Oh Sl,UUU.O0 WILL be required at
time of sale. All conveyancing, recording
etc. at cost Of purchaser. Terms of sale
to be complied with within thirty days
from day of sale. otherwise the trustees
reserve the right to resell the property at
the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser,
after five days advertisement of such
resale in some newspaper published in
Washing ton. y. c.
VIM j. FLATHER. Jr..
ARTHUR G. BISHOP.
Surviving Trustees.
feI .. J 17.lS19,21 .a3,25,26.2s.
THOS. J. OWEN g. SON, .AUCTIONEERS,
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

TAKoMA PARK, D. .-sEMI-DETACHED
Groom brick: radio, cleaner. Frigdaire,
washer; near schools; . sleeping porches.
garage; good transportation. Georgia 1874 l..
CONGRESS HEIGHTS. 1I1o CONGRESS
81. S.e.-New 7-room and bath detached
oEIck bungalow; gas furnace and cleo.
near schools S15. Inspection > to s pm.
- BRYANT ST. NE-COMPLETELY Y
furnished; automatic heat, garage; newly
papered and painted; very reasonable.
Phone Line. 0S02: evenings. Clev. 3400.
Mt. PLEASANT SECTION-PART OF g.
rooms, garage; $50 month; gentlemen:
maids service Col 0629
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HOUSES UkruRNlsnEp.
Continued

ami; new-house condition. Col. 1878.
| CHI CHI, MD. sos MO- BEDROOMS. 2
doS ans eas
| District 4174
FoxHALI.-s ROOMS, . BATHS DOUBLE
deep dssT yarS porshe Nag gas ast or %st ns
easily heated; near schools; $50 month. :
45l. NEW HAMPSHIRE AvE.-S65. 90.
aS0s ns To Rs Adams Sa
New 5-rm. brick: detached sarase; cleo
Tefriseration+ rig fireplace large cement
Call Shepherd 3605 or 36s3-W any time. !.
oii kooS1a Rs5 III MW Mssfopoisso sooMs sa $500
REDUCED TO 500. OIL HEAT, DE-
lashsi 4aa kansas rns Ave corner ca DGek O
bia 1882; WAsHiNSGroN Realty sGx S'iSo, CO.
435 End ST. Sc, NEAR CAPITOL AND
rSsa!s raead s5Ss5 Rstonai "a hTh s7a4 newly deco
ATTRACTIVE sS.RM.: DETACHED HOUSE,
St HEIGHTS 500. Randolph a35S. VA
1ol ALLISON ST. Nw.-4 BEDROOMS.
Ger mo G9TnGr Gan Circle
20, KENNEDY " sT. 'NovsieS NWW4 BEDROOMS,
! bath garage; oil heat; pantry. sleeping
''faj Is5o 0t9P1fse S61Ncy 'ssP ST. Wv aWe rooms
bath 6ar toilet in i. basement long yard; near
GHAsLEs s sHsEvE fsnpS iSo 18Th f5t st. s0 NV
Rust building. National 1896.
1881 NORTH CAPIToL-6 ROOMS
bath bath ,at ATTIC cellar h:-w.h.; front porch;
kitchen poreh h aha floor, F0oRs Tesr tupnaes naahs
heat with oil burner: sos.
11o7 Eye St St NW' NHA'AA' MA Natl. s4ss.
sos 10; ND AVE. N.E.-s RMS, BATH
6l3, }4th st. n.e.--6 rms, bath, ami
1904 H st. NE. 0No Line. 1891.
i RMS. BATH; Mr.. EASTERN HIGH
SGhopi; Stl 9inru; yacant. 31s 10th ST. Sc. Cali
ADELBERr W. LEE.
1343 ST. NV. Dist. 1900
305 18th ST. Sc.
CO rms. bath, h.-w.h.; new condition;
20 QUINCY pL. NE.
Sso rms, bath. h.-w.h.; new condition;
9o9 PROSPECT AVE. TAKoMA PARK.
6-rm.. bath bungalow, h-wh., S525U.
1918 18th ST. Sc.
rms oash; sdha h;5Th; oT1s 81 nice yard $500
rms bath; detached h.-w.h. S55.
i5"3 18th ST. Sc
90 rms. bath; corner; garage; INV h.;
100.
10i 4th ST. Sc
rms, baths h.-W.h.. 500.
1432 T ST. Sc
q rms. bath, double back porches. $50.
:.l9 KENNEDY ST. NV
rms. bath h.-wh.. garage. $50.
SIS TEWKESBURY PL. NV.
rms: bath. oil burner, elec. refs.
gar, $3.50
a GIRARD ST. NE.
:, rms, > baths. .elec. refg. oil burner;
Va block . of Capitol St; sos;
rms, bath, cleo. refg garage, $50.
1927 Sth ST. NV.
10 rms. ! baths: also . more rms. and
bath in basement; oil burner; eec. refg.;
garage; SS1 80.
5536 3Oth PL. NV
rms. > baths. maids rm. and bath;
elec. retg.. oil burner. garage. S95.
WAPLE dS JAMES INC,
1924 11th ST NV Dist 3346
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! ACRE: ) ROOMS; BRIGHT CORNER
lot; price, $1,000. Box :. Ashton lU-W.
10 ACRES, HIGH WITH RIVER THROUGH
property, on hard road. e!ec. and water.
- miles ID. C.. price, 500 per acre. Box
Z. Phone Ashton low 2u'
.slS ACRES AT LAYTONSVILLE. MONT
gomery County. Nd. purebred Angus
cattle a specially. viii sell fully stocked
and equipped with farm. or farm alone.
For further information apply BASIL
MOBLEY. Derwood Nd.
BLUEGRASS FARM AT SIS PER ACRE;
10-room stone mansion, with electricity
bath. steam heat, 4 fireplaces and walls
> 1t. thick; tenant houses. . large stock
barns and other buildings. About 800
acres of good farming and grazing land
and about 4GS acres wooded; / 11S acres
III all; on one of Fauauier County'S finest
roads. Clear of debt and priced at 100000;
81 500 cash. balance over period OF
years To take adyantage of this unusual
opportunity, see MASON HIRST An
mandate Va. a. the end of Columbia pike
Phone Alexandria SG9-Jl. Closed Sun
days.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

OWNERS WILL EXCHANGE EXCEL
lently located clear acreage or young cit :
brick home or business property here,
Box 3"2-k. Star
SAULS ADDITION
- Newly decorated: s r. . baths. oil burner.
2-car garage Sell at reduced price or
EXCHANGE for small house
w: II. WALKER NATL. 1850
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HALLS WANTED.

CLUBROOM. recreation hall. unfurnished;
100-person capacity. Must be reasonable
Box 22O-K Star 49,