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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-02-18
PHYLLIS WHEATLEY
TEMPLE u I.B.P. 0. E. OF W

Phyllis Wheatley Temple met in re
gular session Friday, Feb. 3, in Smith
Hall, 1896 fremont St., DIR Ruler,
Corine Powe, presiding. Myrtle Sur
rey was the nurse on duty.
Sick list: Marguerite kirkpatrick,
Mattapan Hospital, Marian Till, II
Claremont Park, Ella Morrison, 1875
Camden ST.; Edna Taylor, 9 Pine St.,
Cambridge; Pauline Brown, 523 Mass
achusetts Ave; Dus. Julia Baldwin
and Daisy Henry improving.
Phyllis Wheatley Juvenile class No.
Al will meet Saturday Feb. Is, at ?
o'clock in Smith Hall. Parents consult
your childs due book. Drive is on for
new members, age from 3 to IA years.
DIR Mary Armstead, Senior Mother
of Juveniles in appreciation of services
presented her supervisors who had
worked with her for $40 years. Dtrs.
Mary Jones, Charlotte Harrington, NJ.
R. Surrey, Edith Jones, Marie Grant,
Sophia Carney, table lamps. Lillian
Kicker, Sarah Blackjack, lace tablecloth
Mollie Hamilton, Hilda Talbot, Marie
Conklin, silk stockings, Dorothy Timed,
fountain pen.
Eleven o'clock services in charge of
Sunshine club, singing, "Precious Lord
take my Hand, prayer by DIR. Char
lotte Middleton; singing, Remember
Me-" Special prayer for DIR. Able
johnson, CDR. who was celebrating
her birthday on Feb. 3rd. by DIR. Mo
zela Fash, vice chairman of Tri-State
Association.
Dtrs. Ethel Brown, president of Tri-
State Association and Mozella Fash,
vice chairman, made their official visit
to temple, Daisy Henry, sec'y was alb
sent on account of illness. DIR. Ethel
Brown made encouraging remarks and
urged the members to help build up
association, also DIR. Fash. Response
by Dtrs. Elinor Spinola, and Mammie
Phyburn
Don't forget to dine and swing with
the Hub Merrymakers under the aus
pices of the Joint Committee, Tuesday
evening, April IS, 1889 at Ruggle Hall.
Music by Bigsby's Swing Orchestra.
Happy birthday to Dtrs. Able M.
johnson, CD. Ruler and Mamie E.
Hodges, G. Senior Mother.
Phyllis Wheatley Marching Club will
give a Testimonial Banquet to four
past presidents; Dtrs. Cecilia Allyne,
Alberta Robinson, Mahala Austin. and
Edna Medley, Feb. 81, 1899. Come
and help the club on to convention in
New York in August.
Dtrs. Julia Baldwin, Rhoda Roch.
wish to thank Sunshine Club, Temple,
and Dtrs. for kindness during their
illness.
Nurses Unit will give a Whist PARTY
March "a, 1889, at 1896 fremont St.
s pm. At this time the embroidered
table cloth will be disposed of. Be sure
and get your ticket.
First Aid Glass, under Mr.. Harold
Frye closed Wednesday, Feb. 8. We
all enjoyed Mr.. Frye as our instructor.
Advanced class in first aid will start in
May.
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CROSSWAITH ON JOBS
FOR COLORED
Continued from Page y

white alike, are destined to remain in
the ranks of the unemployed.
we are standing at the end of an
era. The capitalist system is doomed.
Already we note innumerable signs
upon the horizon of life indicating the
fact that cooperation is taking the
place Of competition and monopoliza-
ton. More and more we are beginning
to appreciate the fact that it is an un-
healthy situation which permits
dwindling minority of very rich per-
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-02-18

Drummond. Dunbar Quartette
III. Scene Justice SOUGHT
Scene: Home of Mrs. Gedney in New
York City. Time: About 1927. Mrs.
Gedney, Rowena E. Taylor; Anna,
Maryland Rodgers; Isaella, Rita
Campbell. Dunbar Quartette.
III-Scene 2-JUSTICE PREVAILS
Scene: Office of the Law-New
Paltz, New York; Time: About 1927;
Esquire Domain, Isabella's lawyer, A.
Roger Williams; Lawyer Client, an on
locker, Butler Williams: ESQUIRE Chip.
Court Clerk, Robert STICKY; Solomon
Gedney, the accused, John Howard;
Peter, Master William Scott; Isabella,
Rita Campbell; Justice of the Court,
Bruce Robinson; Esquire Stone, Ged-
ney's lawyer, R. Aubrey Pearman.
Intermission-Wa Roberts at the
organ.
IVA NEW NAME Scene: Glass
Meeting at Church. Time: About 1882.
Isabella, Gladys Wood; Lavina, Selbra
Hayes; Martha; Mary Jumper; Aida,
Dorothy Taylor; Miranda, Gladys
Springer; David, Louis Pearman; Jo-
seph. John Taylor; Children; Thelma
and Henry Gaines, Edith Owens, Cecil,
Taylor, Raymond Samuels, Lillian Hy-
att, Andrew Rich, William Berry,
Franklin COSBY. Dunbar Quartette.
V Scene - DELIVERANCE -
Scene: Entrance to hall in Boston
where abolitionist meeting is being
held and Frederick Douglass is princi-
pal speaker. Time: About 1847. So
journer Truth Gladys Wood; Harriet
Tubman, Callie V. Hawkins; Young
White Man, R. Raymond Tasco.-
Scene 2-Same as Scene l Frederick
Douglass, Alfred Clarke; Audience:
Rita Campbell, Rowena Taylor; Rob-
ert Stuckey, Roger Williams, Butler
John Howard, Bruce Robin
son, R. Aubrey Pearman, William
Lawrence. Dunbar Quartette.
Nl-THE CREATION-Scene: Stu
do. Time: Present. Dance: "The
Creation" Doris Jones' Dance Group;
Sculptor, R. Raymond Tasco; Model.
Rita Campbell; Libyan Sibyl, Gladys
Wood; Angel of Light, Harriet E. Tay-
Tor, Entire Cast.-Women's Chorus
Done paid my vows to the Lord" Ella
France Jones, Director; assisted bv
Stanley Davis, Soloist.
President, Gertrude E. Smith: Dir
ector, Wilhelmina M. Crosson assisted
by Gertrude E. Smith and Helen E.
Dane; Dunbar Quartette, Melvin Cox.
Harold Langford, Stanley Davis. Tho
mas Henderson, Milton Simmons;
Women's Chorus-Ella France Jones.
Director; Cora Ross, Ruth Digger,
Leah Williams, Beatrice Robinson.
Flora Greene Vest, Mary J. Bishop,
Dorothy Eller; Annie Laurie. Nichol-
son, Accompanist; Soloist, Stanley
Davis.
Dance Arrangements, Mildred Dav-
export, Doris Jones; Organist, Walter
5. Roberts; Music, Alberta M. Caring
ton; Costumes, Rowena E. TAYLOR.
Chairman; Letitia Jones, Alma Kit,
Teresa &. Lew, Theodore Roberts.
Dorothy Owens, Helen Morris; Pro
Dertles, Josephine Allen, Chairman:
Marion Holmes; Lighting and Scenery.
Ward Strauss.
Business GLADYS J. Grav.
Ways and Means Committee, Helen
Dane, Chr; Marion Holmes, Josephine
Allen; Play Committee, Frances Ben
nett, Chairman; Candy, Vera E. Rid
dick, Chr; Eleanor Bennett, Helen
w G0Irthy, Marie Baptiste, Hazel Camp
bell, Theresa Alexander, Lucille Nor
man, Drina Stewart, Vivian Ingram.
Wllhelmina Barker, Pauline Walker,
grace Hunt, Frances Jones, Mildred
oamuels, Phyllis Walker, Esther Mer-
riman.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-02-18
FOURTH ME. CHURCH
7l1-719 Shawmut Ave-, Boston
Rev. S. NJ. Riley. Pastor

1870 am, services, preaching byI
the pastor. 1890 pm, church school.
900 pm, regular evening services,
Rev. Riley in charge.
Each member should consult Mr..
Wright and his committee and cooper
alter regarding a new plan.
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into the church. 7:30 pm. Rev. James
Kelley delivered the sermon.
Sunday, Feb. 10Th the pastor will fill
the pulpit. Special music will be rem
dered by the senior choir. 3 pm. a
musical will be given under the aus
pices Of the Lilly of the Valley Club.
Mrs. Wattley is chairman, program
committee. Mrs, Sarah Coles, presi-
dent.
Prayer meeting every Friday eve
ming at s o'clock. The public is cord
tally invited to attend these services.
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CHURCH NEWS
CONCORD BAPTIST CHURCH
999 fremont Street, ROxbury
RnH Sn.nAo

:. = - . 'PI tIVINJs 7 doIUT
6: Sunrise Prayer Meeting; 1920
Morning worship and sermon by DR..
W: Frederic Fisher. Baptism service
officiated by Rev. Spratley. 1890
Church School and Adult Bible Class.
i pm. Fried Chicken Dinner served
by the Church Aid Society-3: HOW
Communion. i $50 B.YP.U. - 7:30
Evening worship and sermon. Topic,
president Washington, Great Lead
er, friday evening, Feb. "a, Song
and Praise Service led by Sister Carrie
Graham, Edward Branch, Mrs. Nina
Cross and Loretta Jones.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-02-18
METROPOLITAN BAPT. CHURCH
TT Shawmut Ave.
Daxr
Rev. M. j. Minor, Pastor

Sunday, Feb. 18th was a glorious
day at Metropolitan Church. All serv-
ices were well attended. The morning
message was delivered by Rev. Harris
OF First Bapt. Church, Needham, Mass.
In the afternoon, at Communion Sery-
ice eleven persons were fellowshipped
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-02-18
COLUMBUS AVE. A.M.E. ZION
CHURCH
Rev. VIM. Battle. Pastor

1890 am, Sermon by the Pastor
and Morning Worship; 1890 pm.
Church school and Bible Classes; 3 pm,
Musical Entertainment, sponsored bv
the Buds of Promise; pm, Young
Peoples Society of Varick Christian
Endeavor; 1870 pm, Sermon by the
pastor and evening worship. Marri-
ages-Harvey w. Gray and Eleanor
Conway; Horace T. Skinner and Mar
garet C. Sullivan.
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LEO LIEBERMAN HOSTS
TWENTY TrT ~,

Mr.. Leo Lieberman, manager of the
Roxbury Theatre, will have as his spec
lal guests the entire membership of the
8-Twenty Club at the Washington's
Birthday midnight showing of the all
eolored film, "The Duke is Tops. This
swingsational fiilmusical will be shown
Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday
at Ii 40 pm. at the Roxbury Theatre
(See ADJ
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4FttrrE In thF
6narAtatt
A CORRECTION
10 the Editor of NM Gnardinn

To the Editor of The Guardian:
Please allow me to correct a false
statement which has been made con-
corning my Jordan Hall recital last
January %.
| was presented by no club or organ
ization at that recital. There we're vari-
Gus organizations which agreed to sell
tickets. John Powell was my business
manager.
INA BRAITHWAITE.
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BarrOWS

The funeral services of Mrs. Myrene
Barrows, 124 Cabot St., RoXbury, were
held at Johnson's Funeral Home on
Wednesday, February Is, 1889, at 100
pm. Interment at Mt. Hope Gene
terry.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1939-02-18
Recent Deaths
Harvey

The funeral services of James A.
Harvey, 60 cambridge St., Roxbury,
were held at St Augustine's Church
on Saturday, February II, 1889, at II
am. Interment at Mt. Hope Cemetery.
J. B. Johnson, Undertaken.
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Anderson

The funeral of Mrs. William Ander-
son, 10 Windsor St., Roxbury, was
held at Seventh Day Adventist Church
on Thursday, February 16, 1889 at
loo pm, Interment at Mt. Hope
Cemetery. ]. B. Johnson, Undertaken
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ST BARTHOLOMEW'S CHURCH
Cambridge. Mass

Rev. G. NJ. Blandy, Of Christ Church
will conduct morning prayer and SER
mon at IL am. at st. Bartholomew
Church.
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Jackson

Funeral services for little Joseph L.
Jackson, 112 Lenox St., Roxbury, were
held at 112 Lenox ST., Rox., Wednes-
day, February Is, 1899, at II am.
Interment at Fairview Cemetery. ].
B. Johnson, Undertaken.
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Warren

The funeral of Mrs. Ida Warren, Is
Thorndike St., Roxbury, were held at
Johnson's Funeral Home on Monday,
February IS, 1889, at 100 pm. In
terment at Mt. Hope Cemetery.
Evening star., 1939-07-16
TRAILERS FOR SALE.

VISIT LOCAL DEALER. See two-room
apartment Glider trailers. New idea. Deal
ers and distributors wanted. Easy terms.
free; GLIDER TRAILER CO., IL So.
TRAILER, completely equipped. sleeps 4,
insulated. perfect condition. See Mr. Tag
CART. 1904 South Capitol. Lin. 9O75.
CLUB CAR: de luxe, in good condition: con-
box toilet, etc. Price. $500. On display
at American Trailer Camp Corp, 451l
Wisconsin ave. NV. Woodley 3232
LATE-MODEL COVERED WAGON TRAIL
FULLY EoUiPPEp. "GS FOR sS QUICK kh SALE NlM.
BEST OFFER. TERMS COBB'S GARAGE,
BALTIC. BLVD. BLADENSBURG. MD
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LOTS AND COTTAGES

AT Cedarhurst on Ches Bav II miles D c.
near Shady Side, Md. Inspect sample dis
play cottages and log cabin
2 R. AND PORCH. 81 200.
4 R AND PORCH ST a95.
LOG CABIN. 81 $50
sPECIAT. R, $3.50.
Others at $50 to Sd 500 Bldg. sites
SIS to $3.50 Cedarhurst has cleo harbor
pier. seawall. good roads. community house
good bathing and fishing. refined re-
stricted summer colony. Drive through
Marlboro and Mt. Zion to Shady Side road
and follow Signs. Free circular on request
WALTER NJ BAUMAN
l. Thomas Circle Natl 5000
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MONEY TO LOAN.

list, 2nd AND Bird TRUST LOANS. D. c.
and Maryland also loans on taxes; deals
closed in "a hours: small monthly pay
ments. w. T. COTHERN, 913 New York
ave NV. Natl. 7416. 2I'
PRIVATE INDIVIDUAL WILL BUY GOOD
ma trust or chattel notes at reasonable
discount. Call Dist 7765.
PERSONAL LOANS YEARS TO PAY
PAYMENTS to suit your budget. See S. S.
FREEDMAN. 1906 r. !. NV. Dec. 1920. :.
erty Gef our IN plan and aND rates ND and 5Rop
money PEOPLES MTG. CO., 1906 r.. /.
NV. Dec 1920.
LOANS AT LOWEST INTEREST RATES ON
y e real estate Prompt service. P J.
WAbSHE. Inc 11O7 Eye st. NV. Natl. 646S.
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SUMMER HOMES.

SPRING LAKE, N RENT, GROOM.
Lake: blocks to beach, 2 blocks golf
course; all modern conveniences Frigid-
are: 2-car garage: gentiles; $3.50 season.
Box 1920 Star
STONE HOUSE FURNISHED, FOR RENT;
on mountain. above Bluemont Va; six
rooms. all improvements screened porch.
Lett at crossroads to Smith lane. MRS.
H. RATHBONE SMITH. 16s
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PENINSULA LAND,

Phone 2-M.
PENINSULA LAND.
n f. shore ns ne 10 bs9bes aS5es
beautiful scenery; bay and Patuxent a River IUl
}}onstl0n }orsiao :stvcs - mi p , e am ordered to
rifice for quick cash sale. Enough timer
to build dozen lodges Emerson 3OSI,
620l Wis. ave. NV.
COBB ISLAND. SURROUNDED BY SALT
boat harbor. fishing grounds. eoi COTTAGES sses
is} PosT Il suit rnsst ysaE ~iass oss
beach sea,n picnic. picnic srounds bath housess an
s2:95o Lots from 500 up. Up '''t'" AZ
-, Drive down Sunday. see Andrew Nor
routes 5 and 8, via Waldorf and La Plata. tsa
ok THE The maryland REALTY
CHESAPEAKE BAY PROPERTY WITHIN
20 miles of the District, about 80 acres,
with a fine sand beach. good house. cot
tage. tenant house, barns etc This is
erty on the Bay and would be fine f Tor
a a, sentleman's place or for resort de-
1919 kosls < IS Nv: Z. SHOEMAKER kas7. ,,ss.
WATERFRONT FARMS AND ACREAGE
from ] to 1000 acres Small estates
fully equipped. water in all rooms. smsrtly
ffqphlshes fqpt 6oat' soS canoe Handicapped ground,
wayside. Nd va routes 3 and dDsSNoVhS 5. via Wai.
dorf and TaE La npRY,..Sn Pls,a Or cal nv,,r
al5 10th s.. NV. Natl. soo5.
CAPE CAPE ANNE ON CHESAPEAKE BAY;
once. Lot 50x1O0 IT.. with fine trees
The water view extends to the horizon.
Cape Anne is new. has wide harbor,
many ma n,p,1iss parks and is only x miles from
rd No. 3 to Drury. right and about 2Ia
miles to Bristol. where turn left and follow
signs. Roads are all good There's no
other other subdivision Ike Cape Anne and
'",, ,-,a n"'5 LOUIS us i''ssi :, SHOEMAKER.
ST, CLEMENT SHORES is THE PLACE
for those who want to get little farther
away aWay though it's only 81 miles from the
Beaches for children are ideal. There is
haroor for any number of boats, The
bens SasF derved SyS,e from rs wes rsst hn water
great benefits reported by sufferers from
arthritis., rheumatism and diabetes.
Specials: Uncompleted cottage Of
BAY front, You can move in at once.
finish the house gradually. Price. 81 ,45O
eaSv terms.
Furnished bay front cottage of the bet
to fish and crab. 50 500 '''' WHY"
Lots as low as S63.5o for 80x1oo feet.
turn right and go to Waldorf turn left
State Roads Garase- where m tt turn SlsnS Fight 1t
and go ! miles TO the beach:
,-,o LOUIS P; SHOEMAKER.
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oUT-oF-TowN REAL ESTATE.

cATALOG, DETAILS; RIVER-FRONT
dwelling, incubator house poultry houses
for 1900 birds. shade fruit PRICE.
8! 500: $500 cash. Write BRAY a. Mac
GEORGE. EStb 1901 Vineland N, J.
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MONEY WANTED.

SECOND TRUST, 5000 ON D. c. REAL
ment, $50. Including interest and prin-
cipal until paid Box 233-O. Star.
FOR SALE-SAFE 2nd TRUST, $3.50.
on high-clasS Chevy Chase home. Dupont
5S37
GOVT, CLERK, 5 YRS SERVICE. DE-
SireS loan. $500, from private party for
mos. Box 1860, Star.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

DODGE 1e3s de luxe 2-door touring sedan; !,
tarse, buiit-in trunk plenty OF room and
bower bower with economy: fine noatine power
careful owner; 5 best tires; hydraulic
astes a. ss sasss erm ssve Eo s
EoCCA Inc; Direct Factory Dodgs Dealer.
5-7-9-l1 N Y. ave. ne Natl. 1921.
DODGE 1885 de luxe 4-door trunk soda,
good care and attention. and Sufly guarar-
sand En-. 53s s4fa Gsrroll ST. Takoma Park ., '
DoDGE 1937.de luxe 4-door trunk sedan;
the appearance and condition shows every
efvldenee fo1 OF fine care and attention priced
1893 Carroll St.. Takoma Park. b. {. Ran.
dolph S416.
DODGE 1887 4-door touring sedsn nm
ished In beautiful black: save on upkeep as
9, bargain at the new reduced price. Hurryl
II. B. Leary. ". Bros, 1921 14th st.
DODGE 1888 2.door trunk. sedan. light
capd c1Ied 10 900 miles miles: NV. heater, excel.
DODGE 1885 4-door sedan only 10000
miles; $3.50. Bethesda Motor Sales, $500
Wisconsin ave. Wis 1857.
DODGE 1886 de luxe sport coupe; orig
s3s5 terms trade. Robinson Motors. sI4
Central ave, Capitol Hgts., at D. C. line.
Hillside 06l9.
ESSEX 1892 4-door sedan: trunk; spare
wheel in fender we'll: original black finish
perfect good tires and 1t runs perfectly:
SSilO. $40. Pohanka Service. 1926 Goth st. n.w.
FIAT 1887 coupe; appearance and con-
dltlon excellent. 40 miles to gallon: priced
low for quick sale. Call Decatur O192-W
Tor demonstration.
FoRp 1922 roadster; fine shape; S95
shepherd 6ll
FORD 1895 Tudor de luxe sedan; transfer
notes. Nolan Finance Co 1920 X st. Is.
FORD 1898 Tudor; trunk good paint and
tlres and II runs fine S135. Pohanka Serv-
ice, ll2b goth st. NV. Dist. 9141
FORD 1896 Tudor; good engine, paint work,
upnoIS,eIyi !, m radio. heater; S225. 2114 N st.
FORD 1888 sport coupe original black fin
ISn, gooo tires and 1t runs perfectly; S1s5
ponanka Service, 1126 Goth st. NV. Dist.
FORD 1897 model "s5" Tudor You
wont won md nicer one in town The black
nltllsh is lust like new: interior spotless and
SSlo"s no wear; perfect tires and motor
sseeu,s gee this one for only S315. Pohanks
service. ll26 goth ST. NV, Dist a141.
FORD 1898 coupe; standard; s5-h.p,;
radlo equipped, Phone Chestnut OO17.
FORD 1895 Fordor sedan de luxe; ex-
cement CONDITION: no reasonable offer re-
luseo private owner. 5321 LIST St NV
FORD 1896 sport phaeton S3s5
WAKEFIELD MOTOR CO.
| Ford d-Mercury-Linco phyr,
@523 Sherman Ave NV Adams 5000.
Evening star., 1939-07-16

SHERWOOD .FoREsT-RENT; WATER
1 soaabe ADAMS osss
IF A PROFESSIONAL GRADUATE. BRING
lunch suits and visit Scientists Clifis"
haeene naes ass sss dn, sfss log cottages
tases, $40 70. S35. week incl. boats. sisn at
Pors RsDusie ~ mile miles beyond Prince
BEVERLY F,IviIsa4 BEACH; MD.-LARaE, WE'LL
screened: insulated and cool. ami: wide
lot and beautiful oak shade trees. Sale or
len! rem oy owners: Mich. IN. ll.-
GoLosIAL col sl4 IasAty BEAGHTrRM I'm corTAGE
Tc SETTLE AN EsTATE-coTTAGE AT
tsiis can q write HENRY GILiioASi at at
torney. McGlll Building. National 1867.
Rent BY week or month; furn,: 5 ~q1 rms:
sleeps 5; S125 for season. Shep. 5591 j. l6.
BAY RIDGE-WATER-F FRONT COTTAGE
S. tor s1Ir, sale Or rent; season or month: am l.
see See PUTNAM, 80 River drive. next to cot
BAY. BAY RIVALS OCEAN AT LONG BEACH
natS ama low dn eleyated lots to suit every taste
protective, racial and price restrictions.
Good roads, pure .artesian water. electricity
ar and many other features. Must be seen to
SION years; 50x1 O0-ft lots. 500 up. Drive
miles south of Prince Frederick on Solo
mons mons Island road or phone Natl 1893 for
folder and information 81.
BEAUTIFUL LOG CABIN ON BANK OF
South River. in Shore drive Woodland
Beach. Partly furnished Screened sleep
ing ing porch and basement; private pier; $500,
Silver Spring l75 OWNER. '''A'
SHADY siihIS 81 SIDE, De ,MD..RENT, Broom FUR
frontage $50 weekly. Ad 6sI7
THREE-RoOM BUNGALOW AT WOOD
iiano Beach. Md, Washington's most popu-
Ia lar ts summer resort only y miles out, salt
store stores; TOTAL PRICE OF BUNGALOW
n3 InM3SILygDING III TWO LOTS 1878. Easy terms
DRIVE OUT Bennine road from 5th
na1 ana streets ne to Central ave. through
lay Then follow signs to Wood
PINEY PoINT--EXcELLENT LOT 50y1s3.
9lrectly on, Potomac salt water, Worth
s.ou sacritlce for S395. Box 17:}-J Star
RENT; AT CAPE ANNE ON cHEs BAY,
M; ami, hw.. shower shady lot;
sentlles; SIS wk. OWNER, Ch, ft;a4
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SUMMER CAMPS.
SUMMER CAMPS.
PETER PAN SUMMER CAMP
FOR BOYS AND GIRLS
2TO 12 YEARS OLD.

Swimming. hiking. nature studies. music,
dancing. individual tutoring. Reasonable
rates. TRANSFORMATION furnished free.
1904 Park Rd NV Adams 2734
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CHEVROLET 1888 2-door: radio thor
oughly recondltoned; a really good car for
only S.he So down. bal SIS mo- No CO.
SiShefS' 1sHt Logan Motors 354o 14th. District
Evening star., 1939-07-16

CHEVROLET 937 de luxe town sedan
Beautiful finish, clean interior. fiys fine
ureS large built in trunk Honestly Priced
at S4b3. Pay Sl45 down and we Will ar
range IoW-coSt terms with monthly pay
ments 10 suit you Owens Motor Co.
ti.fo., -' -'A''oA w.
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CHEVROLET a35 sport coupe. In excel
lent mechanical condition clean interior
eeautlful new finish. rumble seat. Ave
nne tires. Honestly Priced at S295 Paw
s'o down and We will arrange low-cost
Terms Terms 10 suit you. Owens Motor Co,
Evening star., 1939-07-16

ESSEX 1892 4-door sedan trunk spare
wheel in fender we'll original black finish
Is perfect; good tires and 1t runs perfectly:
q 10. Pohanka Service, 1926 goth ST. NV
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CHEVROLET 1885 standard coach In
A. condition throughout. Quiet power
Iul. economical motor: five fine tires
honestiy Priced at S'45. Pay 500 down
ano We VIII arrange low honest terms
WIN monthly payments to suit you Owens
Motor Co. 63o2 Ga ave
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CHEVROLET 1886 coach, upholstered in
mohair black finish fine tires; carefully
rreTc0noltioned rT Reduced to S336; S55 down
1IhlANGLE MOTORS, 140l r. l. ave. ne.
Evening star., 1939-07-16

DODGE 1894 coupe; car No. 24s: looks
Ike one-year-old car and runs O. k;
reduced to Sl6s during our Sunday sale.
Line q3SS ~ ~
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fiAI 1887 coupe; appearance and con-
dltlon excellent. 40 miles to gallon: priced
low for quick sale. Call Decatur O192-W
for demonstration
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CHEVROLET 1894 master de luxe 4-door
original black paint, one in a million; S33o:
~ down Sls per month No indorsers
Logan Motors, 354U 13th NV District
563l
Evening star., 1939-07-16
WATER FRoNr PRopERrY

5-ROOM, BASEMENT AND SLEEPING
porch cottage for sale or trade; ami; To-
Gated at cor. Chesapeake ave. and 10th st
North Beach, Md. Price reasonable. Box
403-Q, Star District 5999. l6s
BAY CLIFF ESTATES. ON CHESAPEAKE
Bay to Is acre tracts $3.50 acre. bb
miles from Washington. Take Solomons
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY,
Prince Frederick Calvert Co. Md
Evening star., 1939-07-16

CHEVROLET 1887 Master de luxe town Sc
oah' cholce OF gray or green; both in best
overall condition: knee-action comfor- hy-
ofaulic brakes. all-steel construction. good
rubber: $3.50. PACKARD, gath and N sts
NV. Republic 0I45
Evening star., 1939-07-16

CHEVROLET 1881 de luxe sedan: new tires
ana Dattery: $4,000 or best cash offer
llI4 18th st. NV
Evening star., 1939-07-16

CHEVROLET 1894 de luxe coupe: clean
NIUE car; good FOR many miles; 3O-day
officisl; only S1a9; 50 down. balance SIS
nonthly. Logan Motors. 18th and NJ
Evening star., 1939-07-16

CHEVROLET 1888 sedan for $50 that's
al: s. down, bal. 81! mo Logan Motors,
18th and M District $500
Evening star., 1939-07-16

CHEVROLET 1885 master de luxe 4-door
one. owner new tires, spotless upholstery:
motor smooth and performs like new
Priced special days only. $329 Also -
condition, at S149. Wade Buick Co. Inc
used-car lot. S2O6 Ga. ave, Silver Spring
Evening star., 1939-07-16

Shepherd SlEo O'
Evening star., 1939-07-16
REAL ESTATE.
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

SHERWOOD FOREsT-RENT. WATER
front cottage, furn. 8 rms. 2 baths; rea-
sonable. Adams O3SS. Sherwood Forest
Evening star., 1939-07-16

PlNEY PoINT-EXCELLENT LOT. 50ylS3
SHssootiy on Potomac salt water Worth
N'o". Sacrihce for 1895. Box 173-J Star i.
RENT; AT CAPE ANNE ON CHEs BAY
M; ami, h.w.. shower. shady lot;
sehlileS, SD Wk. OWNER. Oh 6Ho4