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The Washington times., 1938-02-10
The Weather

District Of Columbia - Partly
cloudy and colder tonight, mini
mum temperature about IS; Fri.
day cloudy, slightly colder; gentle
to moderate north winds, shift
ing to northeast on Friday.
Maryland - Cloudy, probably
light rain or snow in the noun
tains tonight and Friday; colder
tonight and in east portion Friday.
Virginia-Cloudy, probbaly oc-
casional rain in south portion to-
night and Friday; slightly colder
tonight and in central and east
portions Friday.
TEMPERATURES
4 p. m..... So 4 a. m. ..... SO
8 p. m...... SO 8 a. m. ...... 81
Midnight. -. SO Noon ...... So
TIDE TABLE
High tides today at 3:42 a. m.
and 4:15 p. m.
Low tides today at 1921 a. m.
and 11:l4 p. m.
High tides tomorrow at 4:48
a. m. and SIG p. m.
Low tides tomorrow at 1881
a. m. and midnight.
DEPARTURES
Accumulated excess Of temper
ature since January /, 1888, 1862.
Excess of temperature since
February /, 1888, 85.
Accumulated deficiency Of pre-
cipitation since January /, 1898,
100.
Deficiency of precipitation since
February /, 1898, 0.99
Temperature Same Date Last
Year-HigheSt, 80, lowest, ~.
TEMPERATURES
The Washington times., 1938-02-10

Goldie Ahearn, Turner'S Arena
matchmaker, today was laying the
foundation for a welterweight
elimination tournament to uI1-
cover an opponent for Barney
Ross, worlds champion.
Ahearn had Ross at the stadium
a couple Of seasons back, and the
champ was so pleased with the
reception he promised to come
back again. He defeated Phil
Furr,
The Washington times., 1938-02-10
Chichester Stars
AS Briarley Wins

Paced by Bob Chichester, who
returned to the lineup last night
after a siege in the hospital where
he recovered from injuries re-
ceived in an auto crash, Briarly
Military Academy whipped George
town Prep, 45-20, on the Briarly
court.
Chichester scored 13 points and
was the Spearhead Of the powerful
Briarley attack which had little
trouble penetrating the Prep de-
tense,
The Washington times., 1938-02-10
Virginia u. FrOsh
WalOp MarOOns

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Feb. 10.
The University Of Virginia fresh
man basketball team travelled to
Episcopal High School last night
and defeated the Maroon dribblerS,
22-14. The local scholastics more
than held their own in the open
ing quarter of play and led at
one time, 8-6, but soon the Cava-
lier yearlings found the basket
range and scampered off to vic
tory. Virginia led at half-time,
The Washington times., 1938-02-10
Colonial Yearlings
/ Top Maryland u.

In a hard.played game, the pre-
liminary at Tech High to the
George Washington- Westminste1
varsity clash, the Colonial yearline
five defeated the University Of
Maryland dribb1ers, 80 to 81.
Dewitt, Terp forward, was the
high-point man Of the fray with
16 points. Amendola, G. w. cen
ter. showed best for the winners
with 13 points.
The Washington times., 1938-02-10
Western Jayvees
OutsCOre GOnZaga

Displaying a tight defense the
Western High Jayvees defeated
the Gonzaga Jayvees to run up
their fifth straight win Of the
season, 25-19. Dwyer and Hill
larry led in the winning attack,
scoring 13 points, respectively.
Nichols starred for the Puppies.
The Washington times., 1938-02-10
STAGE WORKOUT

Heurich Brewers professional
basketball team will stage a work.
out tonight at the Heurich gym
in preparation for their game with
the Newark Pros Sunday after.
noon at the local court.
The Washington times., 1938-02-10
Ace Mile Runners
Race in Baltimore

Two Of the nations best mile
runners, Glenn Cunningham and
Gene Venzke, meet again in the
governors mile, featured race in
the Maryland Fifth Regiment
games, March Sc, at Baltimore.
Governor Harry Nice will present
the trophy.
The Washington times., 1938-02-10
MAssANUTTEN AHEAD

WOODSTOCK, Va, Feb. 10
Massanutten Military Academy
floormen defeated Staunton Mill
tary Academy here last night
50-42. Massanutten led at half
time, 1918.
The Washington times., 1938-02-10
BIDS AND PROPOSALS

COMMISSIONERS. D. c.. Washington.
win be received at Room 800, District
Building. until 200 o'clock, D. m, Feb
rusry 20, 1898. for furnishing and de-
livering Sewer Seal Compound. Specific
cations and information at Room 020.
District Building
The Washington times., 1938-02-10

upward one mile ana
COMMENT
Holds the edge here
Was never better
Needed last: dangerous
Has whipped good ones
Always right there
Mud would help
Last very bad
The Washington times., 1938-02-10

WHEN DEATH STRIKES family there iD
no need for them to feel that they must
accept inferior funeral services due to in
ability to pay . high price. The Greater
W. W. Chambers Company offers COM
plete funeral, cars and all, for as little az
S75. The worlds finest waterproof, air.
tight. guaranteed steel burial vault may be
had from Chambers for $S5. Phone or
write your address. We will send you .
beautiful catalogue of How We Do II:
In case Of death, call the Greater W. W.
Chambers Company. Fourteenth Street, cor"
ner of Chaplin Street N. W. Columbia 0432,
or Chambers Southeast Funeral Home, SIT
Eleventh St 8, E. Atlantic 6700.
The Washington times., 1938-02-10
co. fillies and mares: claiming; 4ysar-olds and up.

COMMENT
Interferred with in las
Should be right there
Has run good races
Rates chance in here
Some fair efforts
Won last start
Coming off good race
Has early speed
Working well again
The Washington times., 1938-02-10

BEST 5ET-INDoM1TABLE.
The Washington times., 1938-02-10
Pdddocks Selections at Hialedh Track

Some good races
Needs longer route
One good effort
The Washington times., 1938-02-10
PERSONALS

ARE YOU interested In Frenchi French
family offers studio room: board; for
or 2 gentlemen: fireplace. PO. O4bS.
The Washington times., 1938-02-10
HELP-WOMEN

YOUNG colored man desires work Of an!
kind: driver. Call ME. 09S1.
Evening star., 1938-04-01
Learn to Play New 5.Suit Bridge Game

Mrs. Marian H. Barre, noted bridge expert will be
on our Fourth floor tomorrow, Saturday from
to o'clock to show you how to play Royals"
She will also be here Mondays and Wednesdays
from to Pm. You are cordially invited.
Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1938-04-01
Do You Know the Value of Your Old Coins?

Mr.. Edward L. Weikert, Founder and past presi-
dent of the Washington Numismatic Society, will
be in our Mems Department tomorrow, Saturday.
between 10 AM and PM. to tell you the value
of your old coins
k<S's Shop .. First Floor
Evening star., 1938-02-18

as he reads the caption beautiful"
beneath his name in a national maga-
zine. IN never get rid of that 'beau-
tiful,'" he says sadly. It really is a
shame, because Bob is one of the real
100 per cent he-men in HOLLYWOOD
You can hardly blame him for his
good looks :. Alice Faye lunches with
Tony Martin every day at Twentieth
CenturyFoX's Cafe de Paris, so the
many stories of a split-up must oe
wrong . Mary Pickford has the
biggest collection of old shoes in film-
land. She Just cannot bear to throw
away her footwear. Starting with one
trunkful, collected after her first films,
the Pickford shoe exhibit now fills
couple of rooms in a warehouse.
*%
A frequent sight in the restaurants
William Powell and his young son
;. . and strange contrasts John
Carradine. who last appeared as Presi-
dent Lincoln in "Of Human Hearts, I"
is now playing bulbous-nosed moon
sinner in Kentucky Moonshine" with
the Ritz Brothers. From Rags to
Ritzes," Mr.. Carradine murmured TO
your correspondent on the set i.
Norma Shearer is described by David
Niven as sweetest of sweets :.
Foreign importations are getting
pretty desperate regarding their
chances of film work in HOLLYWOOD
The only picture I'll ever make will
be for the news cameras-on my way
home,' said Mireille Balm before she
Evening star., 1938-02-18

and II as Judge. the jurist last year
unearthed 67-year-old decision to
support his personal fight to keep Chi
cago from becoming second Reno"
Such States as Nevada that ask for
only six weeks residence for the filing
OF q suit for divorce should be kicked
out Of the Union," he opined.
He showed great interest in divorce
laws and cases. His prescription for
avoiding them was:
Love thy neighbor-but not his
wife"
Judge David was born in louisville.
KY, October AZ, 1863, and came to
Chicago In 1881, becoming a banking
house clerk and studying law at night.
Evening star., 1938-02-18
CHEMICAL WARFARE
TACTICS DISPLAYED
Reserve Officers Demonstrate for
Observers as Part of Twelve
Weeks Course,
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
EDGEWOOD ARSENAL, Md, Feb,
18.-Reserve officers .unlimbered chem
ical mortars. livens projectors. portable
chemical cylinders and hand grenades
today to demonstrate the defensive
tactics OF chemical warfare.
Observers of the Nations armed
forces came here to witness the DEM
onstration by 36 officers of the Army,
Navy and Marine Reserve Corps who
are taking a l2-week course in chem
ical warfare.
One of the larger operations planned
was the laying down of a non-toxic
smoke screen to cover ground troop
movements. A group of students was
assigned the job of Stimulating troops.
The demonstration, said 1t. Col.
Theodore Barnes, assistant COM
mandant of the Line and Staff School,
is part of the school course. Maj.
Hugh Rowan was in charge of the
demonstration. Col. r. A. Alley is
commandant of the school,
Evening star., 1938-02-18
my wife TOLD Me-

! felt dull ond lo-y.-jrrtoble too Wos
owoys consttDoted. Ny wife suggested
Espotobs. They helped me. oidine elm
motion ood giving constipation relief
without erpt0o distress or Inconvenience.
3 cents OF ony drug store. For Free
Somp!e write OIL Co., Room l2l2-25O
w SD, G kIay YorL
Evening star., 1938-02-18
$4,000 IN BONDS TAKEN
Thief Snatches Brief Case as
Messenger Turns His Back.

NEW YORK, Feb. ls LP).-De-
tectives had only a sketchy descrip-
tion Of "a stranger" to help them
today in a search for thief who
snatched brief case containing $780,
600 worth of securities from a table
in Wall Street brokers' Office.
The brief case was taken yesterday
while Richard Deegan, 28-year-old
brokers' messenger. turned from the
table to hand batch of securities
to the cashier at the T. L. Watson e.
Co. office.
Evening star., 1938-02-18
JUDGE DAVID DIES:
EASY DIVORCE FOE
Called Chicago's Most Colorful
Jurist, He Was Center of
Many Controversies.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, Feb. l8.-Judge Joseph
B. David, veteran Of more than two
decades on Superior and Criminal
Court benches in Cook County and
often called Chicago's most colorful
jurist, died last night Of heart dis
ease. He was "A years old and had
been confined for five months.
Judge David was the center Of many
controversies with attorneys, civic as
sociations, other courts and county
and State officials because of his pun
gent courtroom comments.
A foe of prohibition and easy d.
vorces during his 81 years as lawyer
Evening star., 1938-02-18
Hamburger Saves Car.

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 10 tP.-A
half pound of hamburger solved 1s0-
pound problem. Cheltenham township
police used the meat to lure a Great
Dane from parked automobile. The
car owner, woman, said she didn't
know where the dog came from.
Evening star., 1938-02-18
Fly Kite for Jobs.

MILWAUKEE, R).-James Traudt
and Maurice G. Lamb, unemployed,
are counting on curiosity to do some
thing besides killing a cat.
They hope 1t will bring them jobs
That's what they told spectators who
gathered to watch them fly 6-foot
kite with q 6O-foot tail.
Traudt said: In a few days our
telephone numbers will be on the tail
in digits large enough to be deciphered
while the kite scars. Curiosity should
bring plenty OF telephone calls. And
some one whose curiosity we satisfy
may have job to hand out"
Evening star., 1938-02-18
Oliver Morosco Injured.

HOLLYWOOD, Feb. 18 (P.-Oliver
Morosco. retired theatrical producer,
was struck and seriously injured by an
automobile here last night.
Doctors said he suffered spinal in
jury and a dislocated hip. Police ex-
onerated the driver of the car.
Evening star., 1938-02-18

left for Vienna. And Annabella, whose
American debut with william Powell
in "The Baroness and the Butler was
not entirely successful, has put on
re3rd that she will not be happy until
back in her native France. Holly
wood can be very cold place for
strangers.
Which reminds me-Hedy Ecstasy
Lamar and Greer Carson are not
speaking, and Hedy still doesn't know
how it happened All she said was,
"Oh, I love that hair" pointing to
Miss Garson's flaming locks. Il want
a wig just like hers" Olivia de
Havilland and Sister Joan Fontaine
send their joint earnings to papa for
investing Joan Is currently in the
throes Of a three months lay-off from
her studio-the result of a part too
big for her slender experience in
"Damsel in Distress" Constance
Collier, old-time English actress, has
started a dramatic school, on the
publicity given her coaching of
Paulette Goddard.
X X X X
Bette Davis, who was introduced to
Rod La Rocque and Wilma Banky for
the first time few evenings ago, burst
out laughing as she shook hands with
the latter. To the mystified couple
Bette explained that. many years ago,
when theatrical agents were giving
her the extremely hard-to-get-to. she
entered competition giving prizes to
girls who most resembled the then
famous Miss Banky. Il spent hours in
front OF your photogra ph-dressed my
hair the way you did. tried to adopt
your expression. And failed. cried
for days"
My wife's parties are terrible"
complained one producer to another.
She asks the wrong people-sYch
hypochondriacs. who steal all her
perfume!"
tCopyright, 1888. By the North American
Newspaper Alliance IncD
Evening star., 1938-02-18

He was admitted to the bar in 1888
and engaged In general practice until
1916. when he was elected to the Su.
perior Court to fill a vacancy.
Evening star., 1938-02-18

shouldn't be long
now before Clark
has saved the fat
sum necessary to
Sc t tie accounts
with Mrs. Rhea
Gable-and then
prepare for the
wedding of the
decade. Brunei
Clark and Blond
Carole will make
q Stunnlng-l look
ing Mr.. and Mrs.
X X X X
Robert Taylor
in the M. G. NJ.
con1miSSarv Siphs
Evening star., 1938-02-18

A London studio is making pic
lures with a moral" intended for
showing in English churches wired
for talkies
Evening star., 1938-02-18
Crawf0rd>T one Divorce Talk
Seems Like Real Thing
Stars Plan to Live Apart.
Gable Salts Away Money
To Buy Freedom.
By SHEILAH GRAHAM.

oYWooD Feb a NANA)Joan Crawford and Franchot Tone
- planning live apart the divorce
idle class Paramount agreed to finance Harold
flicker Professor million
comedian
ducton longevity Clarke Gable
Evening star., 1938-02-18
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Evening star., 1938-02-18
Prisoners to Attend Church

BUFFALO. N. Y, Feb. 18 (P).-City
Judge Charles T. Yeager, "astounded'
at the number OF boys and girls be
tween is and 20 brought into court
said today he planned to sentence
many Of them to attend church Sun.
days when find they are not do.
ing So"
Evening star., 1938-02-18

More copper was produced In Chile
In 1887 than in any previous year.
Evening star., 1938-02-18

urOVe up Wltn CarOIe Lombard to I
local drive-in and they held hands
while chewing steak sandwiches, It
Evening star., 1938-02-18

Hard finished worsteds or
snappy tweeds. New shades
in stripes, sharkskin weaves,
plain blue serge. bankers or
oxford greys. Sizes 35 to 46.
Evening star., 1938-06-19

SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE
sllAIL TRACTS. PRICED FROM $500 10
On E terms Fl IL sssa :na :ap
ASHTON HEGHTs-LARQE 2-STORY, q
Im. brick home, HI.eticaily new; 2 baths.
:ss:ss e. :sSs ss 1ssSs sss
T!1 TE1rLs HIII, oN sHyER H1{. oxKN
sasomate hs.s snd besssifu nSSs sssa. ..ess rse
H fHS ts5is "a q frGSP4 HY miles south OF l.eF
S5.26O-S60O DOWN. Easy MONTHLY
trsa e Hsasss.' 'aZ : ar 3. vs H
3 rooms. beth. With built-in tub and
I'M kiss essf C.
Ssiss s. Sse; sa5:S IS sissF: ~
lane. left on University lane 70 Carroll ave-. We.
5isn' Ha f Th fsEs Ezd fza aEstt:s sS ~ z;
g. nv. Natl. SSH. dreenvood 1919.
nocfed attic; electricity. hot-vater heat:
schools. buses; hard road: 20 minutes from
,S%na S2ss sso farm s..S Gds1e 6Gnf;
q q s'~ Va o sundsss S'n ana ns eve ey.
2 A. a. 1. -. ,DsS D0STs!!5S = ga aHRAak ok "a
Camp sprine State road. stream. $3.50:
gM q, y.llsse schoc!: Is nj nj; g; &: $3.50; 20;
1 s.storS: modern om in % every %dessii: much land.
sssss's9 ~ s9sSS: 'ss''' .siSzSsssEs. sheDss1d
S8.ft. front: i oniy SStS; any ress. tsrms; t
else. av.; mod. regtrtc. Kenstnxton 208.J.
UNUsUAL OPPORTUNITY TQ RuRCHAsx
sao onsr 1o so Sffa sons
maids room. recrsation room. an espe-
Ss as s s' pd1ss o s..s vs., ss
s1saaa: ssss s''T IS
s:saos ncon os n 4elS RS 1ss Croft
Arlington, Va. or vrits for Appointment.
j ACRE WITH o-Ro0M HoVaE S6.s6O.
SssSs S e: :sS srfe
bus na.sss door. Call Moss PKRkIas6
INDIAN SPRINd PARK-6-RN. CAPE COD
tscn. n. pScas 3s oWNs eNs RI 1shsphsrd 1901. aaS
FOREST oLEN-68VN-ROON HOUN
modsrn; nsariy acre land: ener wsnnteed.
POTOMAC. Mp-2S AcRI9, on MoH-
sSs:.nes S en,sn e q Hts.s sSa ssss 81. ''f. o
B4AUT6Uk eUBUR1AN HoAk, Or
ss: :r,ss AZ: :;: :,sss:s syvsss7 =: ISIS
clEy1lssJL.H-N1W cAl1 CQp RDVClD
Ssss e qos. : sei t,.c aeo; susonses: Az
cIosst1 hardxood heeE.. douhls eoo.tF1c-
sulatscn. aaidsst rs4istica ana k.-vh. tol
burner epttcnaD; high cefner wooded Ut;
sroup 81 SestFicts4 Eodssn no9ss 10 smaii
fantlies. Priced beleW cempqttttqn. Qqly
Cd ra:, ,is assasss.s .'sdss::se ds:ss
Evening star., 1938-06-19
BRICK BUNGALOWS

Built to order in SLIGO Park section.
5 large rooms. basement. air-conditioned
heat: price. $5.990OO: terms $500 cash.
S4O.50 per month. Model house under con-
struction. Select your lot now. Call GEO,
". DE FRANCEAUx. Rep. 2423: evenings.
Evening star., 1938-06-19
HOUSES ron SAIL.
OPEN SUNDAY.
8Al InNlEEYInW aT N w

lovely foons. % ! sessened si iorssS8s. sSS8nis nish 3
kitchens, hrRe back and front yaTdS
"a Sssee sse: t.rs secno'Sionsa ean y sIr.ns daesd
LDo ~. DENN0TElN g Co,
Net, 800. 718 Bth q. NV.
Evening star., 1938-06-19
GLOVER PARK-NEW.

1928 seth II. NV.
S7,66O-TERMS,
/. Exhfbtt Open Daily.
: 2129 Observatory Pl. NV.
GLOVER PARK.
., rooms. l and baths. automatic heat,
Afxe recreation rooms; on terms less than
fent. Trades considered. 37th st. NV 10
3Anor pl. left 800 It. or call Natl 1883.
N. H. AVE. b INGRAHAM,
MUST BE Sold
Thn attractive English Normandie home
usually large rooms. 2 baths. recreation
room. stone hreplaces; automatic heat;
qeteched brick garage; situated on Q wide
represents real buy. Don't overlook this.
Can Randolph 1919.
Evening star., 1938-06-19
TIE OLD RII.IApLE.
usuRsAN pRoeeRTy eop sAle

I personally VIII pay cash Tor you,
Washington real estate, bricks. or frames
white Or colored., g.: q. DUTY. 1921
Vermont ave. Natl. AA02. Sc
Evening star., 1938-06-19
HOUSES WANTED TO suY.

HOUSES WANTED 70 DUY.
$1,000 .0A9H FOR NV. BtlcK: BAR
{{stn {sbs Gnly, Write or ean evenings. Apt. s.
I HAVE AN $3.50 End TRUST NOTE
which I want to use ~ down payment
On small residential property. Box 1eo-B.
Star.
WILL PAT ALL Cash FOR BARGAN N
S; 70 m brsck 9e. ho9se. REGARDLESS Of con-
2-FAHMY HoUeE MUST BE FNRLY
new: OldSmooile 1898 '6' sedan Is down
payment: Boz 360-z star.
Ex GOVT. kAPLoW Z Or s RM.
pot over $40 mo-: give full particuiars,
location. TRANSPORTATION. Box 474-B. STAR
WILL WILL 1U1 E2R c4sH: AZ sNALL BRICK
SECTION. QUICK ACTION. Line. 21So.
SEE Us FOR QUICK PRIVATE, AII-CAgH
deals (no commiSsions) for b. q. houeee.
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO., 1929 i. ST
NV. District $50 and District 6I61.
8 TO 8 RMS, PREFER OLD HOUSE:
2. e. only; good caah: like poss. within
and eve. Geo. $3.50. 1925 VI. ave. ''
CASH FOR ROW BRICK. SNAIL WHTH
propertiee: quick action. T. W. BAILEY,
Adams 1885 or mail. 1436 Meridian NV,
WE HAVE BUYERS WITH ALL CASH FOR
brick or frame houses. any condition, Cali
ooss RxALTY CO..
Evening star., 1938-06-19
NoVsu poe xAu.

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condisicn. 0psn 6sSdsy. bssessr ITO.
ssssst74 ssss. De is.kk ERs: RsFssass s:!
isrss rooms. luu c:usr: ea Tsds porcSss:: rSS:
sssSissssd - . ssn sussi6; your terms. fes.
ss:ssS: I'm. Z Rssi RessA 80 s7es. Ae'A ana r.
ss.s 81: i; ::s.;s s;i Ss
sa. s:Hs..: 2o52s3s ss,sf sSsax g ;ss@ 8:
1919 Eyins g: n.s0S-lms bath sunsa-
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ss4 18th fsaAs III s.1R. 2. sAasal; asslsn.l ooss.
CoLoRxD.oF1N 70 8, SUNDAY.
rooms: ncdern: VIM consider efiers icr less
ss:s :z ssss ssssSc0 AZ s4Ek 4is n: DOYLE Ss'''o''
1879 aEqE ass2H sG22fH9sR, sF! Nh
az ec.tfoom bungalow, oil heat bath, elec.;
1898 You &. cYf NV. wrnss' North 1907,
COLORID-BUN0ALO
241 Hillside n.e.- :. and bath; $3.50.
Nev-house condition. Nies lot. cellar. fur.
Decatur OO64.N.
1a:4 14.s SSFfE Ss' F:x: 4 JAMES Pe ps:st... $685.
2. cOLORED gPEcIAIS THIS WEEK.
1. NS. I is on the hill In NV. sectlon--
bath. Gas heat-CeloHial front porch-2
vide rear porches. rinished room In base
oyer $2 900 less than cost.
NO. 1S IN BROOkLAND. DETACHID
6.ROOM BUNGALOW.
Completely furni.hed. from electric re-
al linens. Ready for some Responsible
nNM nyGNnnf 3 sopPis t3 move rtsht IN and Be
sell this week. rM BACK on THE joB.
sos sotd !, colo solcred homes last week: Better
ao's terms tG rssoons,sls n@sP Psspls.
Rep. O706 or North g2A6
Evening star., 1938-06-19
- COLORED.
1717 EUCLID ST. NV.

1717 EUCLID ST. NV.
$6,15O.
Here Is one Of the bissest values In the
city today. Very desirable for colored doc
soIossd toi or dentist Can b u.sH as hish.eiass
rooms, automatic heat. In excellent con-
ditton Can be seen By appointment only.
VIM. H. Saunders Co., Inc,
1919 4 NV. Dist, 1918.
COLORED-OPEN SUNDAY
1000 Park I'd. n.W.-0-room brick h..W
H.. elec.. baths. center hall. Priced for
quick sale. Terms reas. See Mr.. Davis
I: 4: AIKEN 500 H St. NV. Natl. 1853.
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BUNGALOW.
3726 37th ST, Mt. RAINIER.

$4,000.
This broom bungalow in q very desir.
able section within easy walking distsnce
OF schools public and parochial; churches,
tfansportation and shopping center,
Has s rooms. front and rear porches.
xarage. unusually deep lot With beautiful
flowers and shrubbery. An unusual value
y Snis price: Call sales DEPARTMENT.
VIM. II. SAUNDERS CO., INC.
1919 K NV District 1O1k
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CLEVELAND PARK

charming 4-bedrcom brick home. ON
large lot; convenient to both Wis. ave and
Conn. ave. Has hot-water heat. with oil
and weather stripped; detached garage;
will BE- reconditioned like new and priced
only $4,000.
L. r. GRAVATTE,
100 18th st. Realtor. Natl. O7B3,
Eve. or Sun, Mr.. Walk. Clev. 63l9.
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WOODBRIDGE,

1723 and 1727 Franklin NE,
new detached brick homes, un-
usually large rooms and bath. recreation
room. large lot. To reach: r. /, ave. TO
18th st.. right to Franklin st.. left to
MONIES. Open daily for inspection 1919 .. m. .
A. l.. IIMBERLAKE, Or. 208l.
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F11OOVs
2-story Colonial. complete In every de.
tan: BUY On our addition at South Glebe
toao ana 3. 17th st.: or We will build on
your lot.
n, BACON, Jr,
owner and Builder. Oxford 2571
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locating lifetime home in . rapidly de.
veiopins community? II 90. see this ,ndf.
vioually built brick home. Corner Edee-
WOOD and WoodridHe aves NorthVood
Park: Md 5 rooms. bath. nfst do0r.
Provision for 2 rooms. bath on second doeY.
r: I. H0dHEs. wis. e74o. Wis. s1s..
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IN WOODMOOR.

Adjoining Indian Spring Golf Course, you
can buy the finest homes Of modern con.
most moderate prices. Surprisingly low
cash payment and balance including pftu.
cipaL interest and taxes like rent
MOSS REALTY CO.,
316 Tower Bldg. Met, l776,