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EASTERN STAR
ELECTS OFFICERS

Mrs. George A. Baker was
elected worthy matron for, the
coming year of Jasmine Chap
ter No. IS, o. E. S., at the reg
ular meeting at the Masonic
temple Thursday evening.
Kenneth A. Lewis was chosen
worthy patron, and other off
GERS during 1910 will be Mrs.
Frank Morrison, associate ma
iron; T. A. Weir associate pat
ron; Mrs. F. M. Scott, conduct
ress; Mrs. Kenneth A. Lewis,
associate conductress; M S.
Stark Bair, secretary, and Mrs.
Thomas Clump, treasurer.
AUXILIARY
HOLDS MEETING
The local unit of the Amer
lean Legion Auxiliary met IN
regular session at the Masonic
temple Tuesday evening.
Mrs. E. L. jacobson, first vice
president, presided in the abb
Sence of Mrs. E. A. Sibley.
Christmas plans were dis
CuSSeu, ana L1e ploSldHI Coii
sisted of the singing of Christ
mas carols
Hostesses were Mrs. Wilbur S.
Dow, Mrs. Earl Cammock, Mrs.
Stanlev A. Yergey and Miss Sig
ma Dahl.
STATE ORGANIZER
VISITS p. E. o.
Mrs. Paul Bischott. state Pc.
O. organizer, paid her official
visit to Chapter L here Tuesday
She arrived Monday evening
and was a house guest at the
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Those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Rankin, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Bowman, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank S. Morrison, Mr.. and
Mrs. Wayne A. Ransier and Mr..
and Mrs. Frank J. Kopriva.
High scores were earned by
Mrs. Morrison and Mr.. Bow
THIMBLE CLUB
HOLDS PARTY
The Woodcraft Thimble club
held it's annual Christmas par
ty at the home of Mrs. James
T. Durkin Wednesday after
noon.
Ten members were present.
After the regular business
meeting, gifts were exchanged
and refreshments were served.
ENTERTAIN AT
DINNER MONDAY
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Holland
were hosts at a dinner Monday
evenign.
Guests included Mr.. and Mrs.
Cliff Ludrick, Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Marsh, Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Mielke, Miss Mildred TruS-
sell, Mrs. Goldie Finlayson and
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald King.
- -
CLUB HOLDS
CHRISTMAS DINNER
The Birthday club met at the
home of Mrs. Mark Ferguson
Monday for its annual Christ
mas party.
Following a five-course din.
ner, a program of singing and
a dialogue was presented and
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the officers of Chapter L. The
colors of the organization were
carried out in bouquets of yell
low and white chrysantemumS.
A special meeting of Chapter
L. was held at 200 o'clock IN
the afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Dan Maddox. The ritual
iStic work was eXemplified for
the state organizer.
At the 500 o'clock dinner
which followed, a gift was pre-
sented to Mrs. Bischoff.
ENTERTAIN AT
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Miss Borghild DAZZLE and Mrs.
Kenneth Christensen enter
tanned Saturday evening in
honor of the birthdays of Miss
Edna Tobias and Miss sigma
Dahl at the home of Mrs.
Christensen.
Guests included Mrs. M. R.
Calderwood. Mrs. Stanley A.
Yergey, Miss Lonita Kurtz,
Miss Margaret Leikvold, Mrs.
Grin Weir, Mrs. w. A. Russell
and Miss Nellie Brown of Bill
lings. =.
Chinese checkersEwere played
after a dessert lunch which fea-
tured two birthday cakes. Mrs.
CalderWOod was winner of first
prize and gifts were presented
to the honor guests.
- =
ENTERTAIN AT
BRIDGE DINNER
Mrs. Matthew Brown and
Mrs. D. E. Fitzpatrick enter
tanned at brid &c dinner Sat-
urday evening at the home of
Mrs. Brown.
Four tables were in play.
Mrs. Walter j. Brekke was
winner of high score award and
consolation went to Mrs. James
Durkin.
DINNER FOR
PAST NATIONS
Mrs. o. E. Anderson, Mrs. L.
H. Labbitt and Mrs. John A.
Putnam were hostesses to men,
i bers of the Past MatronS' club
of Jasmine Chapter No. IS, O.
E. S., at a bridge dinner at
Mrs. Putnam's home Friday
evening.
Sixteen members and two
guests, Mrs. T. A. Weir and Mrs.
John SWindle, were present.
Mrs. M. R. Calderwood earned
high score and Mrs. Lille A.
Macleod consolation.
JUNIORS MEET
AT BELL HOME
At the regular meeting of the
Juniors of the American Legion
Auxiliary, Saturday, Miss Betty
Bell was hostess at a 1870 des-
Sert luncheon.
Reports were given on the
heart sale for the Montana
children's home, and plans for
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gifts were exchanged. -. . 49, reg.
Members present were Mrs.
H. P. Davis, Mrs. Josephine Elk
man, Mrs. Everett Morse, Mrs.
Mark Ferguson, Mrs. Murt Sui
Ivan, Mrs. Chase Lawrence
Mrs. Fred Kerrick, Mrs. James
Schoer, Mrs. Vernon w. Wolf,
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home of DR.. and Mrs. Wayne
A. RanSier.
Tuesday morning, Mrs. Henry
Small was hostess at an HOO
o'clock breakfast for Mrs. Bis
choff, Mrs. Ransier, state presi-
dent of PEG, Mrs. E. l.. KEEL
ley, past state president, and
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Mrs. AL Brotherson, Mrs. James
B. Quest, Mrs. Harry Clawson,
Mrs. c. E. Ford, Mrs. Fred Liv-
engOOd, and Mrs. Loren Quest.
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Christmas Seals are becOm-
ing increasingly popular among
stamp collectors.
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STONES ESPECIALLY
SELECTED AND CUT
WITH CARE FROM THE
BEST OF MONTANA S
AGATES - Growing
More Popular Every
Year.
Swank Tie Chains $500 ur
Ladies' Rings ,-,-.... $500 uF
Mems Rings .,- S3.OO up
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

WILL TRADE
One l1-r. and 2-bath house, ne. for
Two 81. and 1-bath houses. me-. for
Two 81. and 2-bath det. houses. NV.
Three 6-r. and 2-bath. det. houses. new,
NV. FOR smaller houses.
viii trade Tor 'aa Smaller pHsos Houses neS ci
building lots. For information. call Mr..
WApLE & JAMES INC, Dist. ss4s.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
west OF 14th St. NV.
suitable for roominR house or converting
into apis. IL rooms. baths; lavatory on
nrst noor; 3-story. semi-det.: oil heat;
large ior. real buy. For inspection and
iull information, call Mr.. Bennett. Geo.
WAPIE g. JAMES. INC. Dist. 3346.
NORTHWEST BUNGALOW. $3.50.
Here is an opportunity to obtain, an
OF the District. 1t has Ave rooms front
porch. oil heat and is in excellent con-
dition Transportation, stores etc. are
nearby. Terms can be arranged. Phone
for an immediate inspection.
o. j. SMALTZ,
National @493. Evenings, Dup. 1895.
ATTRACTIVE NEW BRICK HOME WITH
q exceptionally large rooms. 2 and 3 baths,
breakfast rm.. oil heat; insulation: weather
stripping: furred walls: slate roof and en-
trance hall; terms to suit Go out Piney
Branch rd to "36 Sarato9a ave. there to
Philadelphia ave.
ROBERT E. LOHR,
3l1 Cedar St, Tx PIX Georgia OSSl
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HOUSES UkFURhlsHeD.

1011 Oath ST. N.W.-$60.
3 rms, bath. h.-w.h.; newly decorated.
Met. 2O25. D. E. BARRY. 1907 st.
4515 7th ST. NV.
. '''"' 'rs 1921 III ist ST. NV. '00'00
6 rooms and bath; h.-w.h. $500
1925 11th ST. NV.
rooms and bath; h.-w.h. 5000
3704 34th ST. NV.
6 rooms and bath; h.-wh. 1900
719 RITTENHOUSE ST. NV.
8 rooms and bath: h.-w.h.-- 5000
3OO5 GA. AVE. NV.
rooms and bath; h.-wh. 1880
4611 5th ST. NV.
rooms and bath: auto. heat; ga
4401 7th ST. NV.
9 rooms and bath, S65; corner home.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
1913 e st. NV. District 1918.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
(COuttnued

stisS. @ iSlpM siasssa 5l..... s S%es12lM nd :ssSlss
Biasf BiSsshsi double 81. baths;
psri ..elles es 'eeSS a:olfs fsesy snG
pomic.l and cemforssblse ) es!Hi s-Tm. home WITH
s SE5sd H
and a1d trees. Phone before noon. Woodley
4st s.b, Aye d6 = =. 9 ERAE 11I
duY TfNS2R sas You OF st. nW 0nef
$7;s50--PETWoRTH's BEST BUY. OPEN.
4ag7 s,. Geo. Geo. ave.M1 large rms. brick ga
RACES; RACES! 5000 condition. GeorGia ll22:
eorFMAN sSaasGH REAfT9 i9ss"se eo.
cAPIToh HILL-IO RMS. CORNER, 2
Call MRS. WILLIAMS. Lincoln 3i43.
GET OUR UNUSUAL LIST OF HOMES.
ern and Colonial. Decatur 1896.
RFo2poM1NG5, NC, HOUSE. no N;W.-ll RMS, 3
ca Mr. Ra thsnS6 si Naena aFss ass
$1,000; TERMS; NE,-sPAcIOUs. MOD
ern rooms: bath: equipped : families;
s25 st. ne.
HOME OR EsTMENT-TAKoMAP PARK
aa3rrp: al, g. apt and .-rm apt; bath lst A.:
incl; S505O: cash. terms GOOD income.
Must sell. Box :'l33, Washington. D. c.
MD AVE NE.-TOURIST LOCATION;
cor. brick. Is rms. 2 baths oil burner;
must be sold Call for appointment TO
VIM. N. PREsGRAvEs & CO.. 4oa 9Th NE.
1S BRYANT ST NE.-NEWLY CONDI-
toned; rms. bath, h.-wh.. cleo, glassed
1: T. GRAvATTE. 729 9Th st. NV. Natl
OWNERS SACRIFICE 84os LUzERNE
ave. n.w.-Brick detached house. $1,000
down. terms to suit buyer. Open today
from 10 TIL Z. or Georgia 1906 for in
formation
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WESLEY HEIGHTS-S9. $50
NEW HOMES.
EXHIBIT HOUSE.

1901 E ST. NE.
Six rooms. modern bath and shower
BRYANT air-conditioned heat. de luxe kitch-
en- with oxford cabinets
PRICE, $4,000.
5000 Cash-S39 80 Per Month
Including interest taxes and insurance.
r, H. A. approved and inspected.
OPEN DAILY TILL PM
Drive out East Capitol street to 18th
street ne. left on 18th TO street, turn
right to sample house
LOUIS H. HALL,
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HOME VALVES

baths '''''.' ''' $4,000
1903 3Sth st. NV rms. gas heat $500
heat, - baths \ 5000
heat 1900
- baths 7O75
h.-w;h.. 2. baths 1000
5991l 591 Allison st. n.w;-e rms. h.-wh; 1000
SO Rhode Is. ave. nw.-9 rms. 00
2o5 st. n;e.-e rms. h.-wh. $3.50
III nsraham st. n.w.-6 rms on m
1895 Holbrook st. n.e.-e rms, oo'oo
,,h; ,hh;;-T;h:: baths --- 5000
7s9 10Th St. ne-6 rms, h.-w.h:-- $500
SS' SSd fsa Ro.Sor6 s. 1~0 pl nWs n%s rms $3.50
4 70 K s. NV rms. h;-w:h;-- 5S.!5
AZ seston st. pl nes ams Tms INV h-Rh 5o5o 5o5o
446 Kenyon St. NV % rms. VIII. 5000
555 9Th st. n.e:-s rms: tsas heat) 5000
1881 10th st. n.e.-6 rms. h.-a.h.. 47.50
p st; n:w:-6 rms, h:-a:h; 1900
446 444466 St; nw-6 rms: h-T;h 1900
"a K st. n.w.-6 rms. h.-w.h. $500
1l3 Mass. ave. NV a-6 rms, h.,,w.h. 1900
rs tS atS St. St. ne neE rms. rms. hh h:wh $50 S
81 3rd. St; ny rms. h:-wh. 1000
soSo ~ North Capitol st.-e rms .ooo
80, New York ave. NE rms. .-.o
104S Blad. I'd. n.e.-5 rms. h.-w.h. $3.50
baths ~.''e "e' ''' 1880
419 llth st. s.e.-5 rms: h.-w.h. $3.50
rms. h..a.h. "p. .--o $500
20 9TH st. n.e.-5 rms. $3.50
yard D""~- w '''' .-'" ~ - 1000
h.-wh. - - lAle. = '' 5000
r. A. HUMPHREYS,
Realtor.
Han al Nafl aHQl
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Outstanding Values
Brand-New
Semi-Detached Home

Brand-New
A Semi.Detached Home
III 1910 Arkansas Ave. N.W.-sIO0. 90
HI Near iath and Park Rd.
III Colonial home-rec. hall. living
III room. dining room. 3 bedrooms. .
III baths recreation room. laundry tubs
III rage; .Garwood oil burner and air
Ill conditioning, elec. refrigeration.
II Two-Family Home
III 64 X st. N.E.-s4OO0
III s rooms. . kitchens and bath.
III hot-water heat. cleo. large front
and rear yards.
II American University
n 4ilO Chesapeake St-S57.5O.
III Drive out Wis. Ave. to River Rd..
west on River Rd. to Chesapeake.
Semi-detached: reception hall. liy-
III Ing room. dining room. 3 bedrooms
III Kitchen. bath porches: garage:
III rear yard.
n Near 14th and Park Rd.
iii 1i1b Parkwood PI N.W.-S67 so
Al Living room. dining room. 3 bed,
II rooms. screened porch and inclosed
HI porch. kitchen and bath. built-in
garage: elec. refrigeration.
II l428 Parkwood RI. NW.-LarEe Home
Living room. dining room. bed
iii rooms. . baths. kitchen; two-car ga
iii rage; Frlgidaire. screened rear porch:
III laundry tubs and extra lavatory In
II basement. $500.
H In Petworth
Il Two-F amily Home
All FarraEut ST. NW-xs5OO
Ill Firstfoor apartment. rec. hall liv-
Hi ing room. dining room bedroom.
II kitchen With cleo refrigerator, com.
III plete bath in basement; 2nd floor liv-
I'LL ing room. dining room. bedroom small
III inclosed porch. kitchen and bath; oil
Ill burner and garage; large rear yard.
i 4O3 DeIafield Pi. NW.-s55OO
Living room. dining room. 3 bed
rooms. kitchen and bath, 2 screened
porches; large rear yard.
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REAL VALUE. $3.50.

REAL VALUE, 1850.
New all-brick houses in one of Washing
TONS best residential sections. The houses
are modern and complete in every detail.
Superior construction throughout. Sold di-
rect from builder. that assures you better
value beautifully finished rooms hard
wood trim. furred walls real attic open
fireplace; garage: Is minutes to downtown
by bus. 4721 Ellicott st. NV. Out Wis.
ave to Ellicott ST., north on Ellicott to
CREAL a. TURNER Emerson eas6
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KENNEDY PI,. NV.

Engish-type brick facing Rock Greek
Park; individually planned spacious living
room with connecting den and sola rium
wide center hall; Law. on lst A.; large bed
rooms: . baths: 2-car gar. 1t is impossible,
in an ad. to give any idea Of the fine con-
struction and beauty Of this home and its
location Priced below assessed value. Per-
feet condition. Open day and night.
MISS REED GEORGIA 6l1o
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Two-Family Home
S14 X st. NE.-s4O.OO
s rooms. . kitchens and bath.
hot heat. elec.. large front
and rear yards
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TODAY'S BEST VALUE.

S695O-ON EASY TERMS.
New semi-detached brick; 3 bedrooms
tile bath modern kitchen: automatic heat:
recreation room and bath in basement Dial
Adams a563 lhs
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5-ROOM BUNGALOW

C-1IOOM DU UNIALOW
Built to order in Sligo Park near trans
port alton
5000.
$500 cash and $4,000 per month in
cludes everything 30 already sold
PERMANENT HOMES. INC. Shep. 5111.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp.

OOLC JGN4r EN- O1. N.W.,
Chevy Chase. D. c:-nrsnd-new 7;room
in aarase; automatic gas heat. electric i1 re-
frigeration: sos per month.
BOSS & PHELPS,
1417 K St. NV. National e3O0.
CHEVY CHASE, MD,
2O4 East Thornapple st.-very desirable.
dstfschsd s.reom and bath house. center
reftigeration. Rental. 500 month.
BOSS & PHELPS,
-!317 < NV. National $500.
GEORGETOWN,
Completely Reconditioned.
S53SRq; %Ia For
.ns as 1p0 aS5aay snlas bsa room tsss
iaTERa$Aho HHBEaED SsSEE$zffe Va
SANDOZ, INC,
Dupont 1924. or Sun. Dupont 1858.
Is E ST. NE.
.ns.. rooms: brick all modern convent;
s$si CO. Sis TsesA'z sss ssR
81, RANDOLPH PL. NV.
rms i4e Sa'si sRYANr Ssii' h 81. TN NV $3.50
rms 8 s'ta AbA&s Ms ST. s1sff: NV ami sSS'
rms a d rRAsKLfs a1snE fsr 81 e-Sh' NJ s's'o'
rms; So issA; NV acSR !9okk AvE' SSs' ri N'r.
A. b. TORRE REALTY c., co
1925 N. Capitol st. Dupont 1855.
ATTRACTIVE CORNER.
TWO-STORY BUNGALOW.
poIcS ear nss5 sa5ags oq insosed Sleeping
ss aS sh St S ns Surns5 s9omse 4S
Look! Look! Look! Look!,
$50 10th ST; NE rooms. all modern
+ IAuREL ST. sEAT e1'i PIEAsANr-5 ASA
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
a25 New York Ave NV. Natl. a7s7.
1850 LANIER PL. NV.
s Rms. . B.. Refrs. OIL Burner: Ss5.
1719 OTIS ST. NE.
Rms, B. H.-W.H. Garage; $50.
1912 IVY ST.
Rms. Bath. H.-WH: Detached, S52 so
322 H ST. NE.
Z Rms. Bath H.-WH; $40.
HARRY JUSTINE,
$40 11th St. NV. Natl. 2S44. .
1854 OGDEN ST. NV.
SIX ROOMS. TWO PORCHES, BATH.
ELEC. REFG.: ECONOMICAL AUTO
MATIC HEAT. NEAR TRANSPORTATION.
STORES THEATERS; S62.5O
7135 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
SIX ROOMS. BREAKFAST ROOM,
PORCH. GARAGE, $50.
628 LAMONT ST. NV.
SIX ROOMS BATH PORCH. S47.5O.
DREYFUSS BROTHERS,
1924 K st. NV. Natl O5S3.
1864 18th ST. NV.
Rooms, Bath. Porches:
Newly Papered and Painted.
Modern Kit: New Oil Burner.
$3.50.
Wis. 24O0
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A VACANT LOT

A VACANT LOT
Brings no revenue. If you own vacant
ground either lots or acreage. let us dis
cuss with you the advissbility OF putting II
on a paying basis. by building. Our long
experience in planning. financing and
building will help you. Call Emerson 1885.
RealtOr, EDW. R. CARR, Builder.
1905
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HOUSES UkFURNIsHED.

1910 S. DAKOTA AVE. N.E.-6 ROOMS. 2
baths incl. porch; oil heat. elec. refg.;
gar; restricted neighborhood. Dec. 0339-W.
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HOUSES UkFURNIsHED.

4614 3sth ST. NV:
rms. bath "A bedrms.). gas heat, m
eu'l'-in sal4 saEi' fsas fssh ST. NV. $4,000
rms. bath Is bedrms). h.-w.h..
'' sa1 RANDOLPH ST NV. ''o'
rms. bath a bedrms.) h.-w.h..
' ss2 DELAF1ELD PL. NV. o'00
$500 10th ST. NV.
rms, bath. h.-w.h. ami,
p'"e' 445 IRVING ST. NV. 0o'oo
rms essh soas eoNbiufF 81 fi fse Rb gas NV 1900
rms. "a bes5ms1 ssG 18th osl e. heat anil 46.oo
rms bath 1a4l azr 3. 81: f:nii N.E garage $500
rms bath fh7 pil hfst s 81 Fefs. srs sar.- $500
rms. t5 bedrms5 bath smi.---- $500
' is45 4tR ST. sw. 'oo ~
rms e'e' aes sAsyf Eth ST, sw. So'oo
-a. FLOYD E DAVIS esoMPANy, DOW
s25 DELAF1ELD NV R. B.
1oi onisn. St. nS-7 ssf. r, b., elee.- sS:"S S:"o
1856 1o6 g st; n;w.-s r.. b., elec. ,----- 1000
81, All TH9MAs g s W ?. BROWN oMISi ss-o
SaEyY GaliyY G,HAsEssCLIEyELANp CLEVELAND PARK.
, t1 TO- II rooms, l to 3 baths. LESLIE D.
MEASELL; Adams 1858. Night and Sum
FoxHALL VILLAGE
Hays several aSt6traetiRs homes in this
goss sAh kA41oNRE HK 1sy ssoS w6R III
WOODLEY 6S92.
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10 BRICK HOMES,

Near Conn. ave and Calvert ST. Re-
conditioned like new & very large rms
new tile bath 3 porches. automatic heat
and refg., new gas range. etc Only IS 35,I
Near 10th and Crittenden sts. nw-f
large rms. 3 tile baths q on 1st floor. 3
porches t2 inclosed), oil burner. elec. refg.
Near 5th and SITS. ne.-S3.75o Row
brick with rms, bath. electricity and
latrobe heat: in good condition
Dist. S9lT. W. L. MOORE Geo 800
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S8,45O.

1882 BRENTWOOD RID. N.E-S7.95O.
In excellent setting of detached homes.
with large shade trees. This home con-
tile bath. extra lavatory; light airy base
ment large lot. facing . streets; beauti-
Just put in perfect new CONDITION with
washable paper. new fixtures. shades etc.
See today or call Potomac 4ial
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Chevy Chase. D. C.-Brand-new 7-room
and 2-bath home. recreation room built
in garage; automatic gas heat, electric re.
frigeration; S95 per month
BOSS & PHELPS
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Realtor.
8OS North Capitol St. Natl. 673
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BARGAIN HOME FROM OWNER
FOR $4,000.
Cleveland Park. nr. Conn.-2927 Ma
comb st. n.w.-S rms. detached: lovely
porch; fine neighborhood; garage. h.-w.h.,
new furnace: cost $4,000: will sacrifice.
quick sale at tax value. $4,000. Owner left
city but VIII be on premises Sunday. 2-e.
Emerson 2968.
311O NEWARK ST. NV: CLEVELAND
Park-This English style house is large
enough for those having heavy social de-
mands; the neiehborhood is suitable for
oficials:, elevation hish and the run to
the business section takes only 10 to. Is
minutes: IL rooms. 3 baths. air condition
ing. large sleeping porch on south side.
Omen After P M. To-day.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
1719 K St NV Natl. 1896.
Q ROOMS. ,s49.6e: $3.50 CASH; h;-wh.,
bioTs5 atssehHed Ans SonS,tiep; ah. lot 59s2oo
ALEXANDRIA HOUSE DATING BACK 70
Colonial days. with such amount Of land as
repairs and modernization but has historic
interest. Price depends on amount Of land.
LOUIS P, SHOEMAKER, go.
114Os GA. AVE. SILVER SPRING.
Dutch Colonial 7.room home. " acre.
COFFMAN REALTY CO.. Shep. 4123.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
5100 BLOCK NO. CAPITOL ST.
1St AND End FLOOR APT.

These brand-new apartments are modern
IN every detail. consisting OF living room.
bedroom. dinette. ultra -modern kitchen; .
the 1st-noor apt: each apartment has front
and rear porches $3.50 and S62 so per
mo, Drive out New Hampshire ave. to CAL
our sign. or call VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO..
DiStrict 1OlH or Repuhlic O7&l
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525 Shepherd st. NV complete apts.
baths. . complete kitchens. 2 elec. re-
frigerators, large lot. garage: house in fine
condition: priced to sell quickly Terms to
For Information cali Mr.. Lynch, Randolph
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9Ol. BUTTERNUT ST NV
Detached corner. 7 rooms. 2 baths. ga
RAGE, S75 month. Phone District OSH4.
1920 KENNEDY ST. N.W-6 r.. B.,
elec.. h.-w.h.. Frigidaire. garage S62 80
1888 Monroe St. ne.-6 r.. b., elec,
h.-wh:; detached 5000
106 11th st. SEE r., b., cleo.
A. L. GRINDLEY, 936 N. Y. AVE.
ROLLING WOOD, CHEVY CHASE. MD.
Practically new white brick residence.
Z rooms , baths. 1st-floor lavatory and
den. recreation room oil heat. elec. re-
frlgeration. garage. Owner must leave
town. Now available at sacrifice; Sis
q month.
EDw. H. JONES e. CO.. INC,
$500 Conn. Ave. NV. Woodley 1900.
INSPECT THESE TODAY
602 RoXboro pl. n.w-6 r. and b: 90
G32 Somerset pl. n,w.-6 r. and b. 5000
sos Rittenhouse st. n.w.-6 r., D. 55 90
ia Tewkesbury pl n.w.--6 T.. b. $3.50
See Mr. Thompson. T2S Somerset pl NV.
Natl $3.50; Sun. Randolph 1852.
CHEVY CHASE. MD. 6SO2 47th ST.
rms. bath. screened porch, .elec. re-
S''' EDW. H. JONES & CO., INC.
$500 Conn. Ave. NV. Woodley 1900.
632 End ST NE
rooms, bath. near Union Station $3.50.
74S 9th ST. Sc.
5 rooms. near Navy Yard. $50.
GUARANTY REALTY, INC.
l7O6 K ST. NV. National O5S7.
Evening star., 1939-08-31
Police Investigate Ho|dup
OF Ice Cream Store

A SIS armed robbery of a Highs
ice cream store at 1643 Vermont
avenue NV. was being investigated
today, and detectives were question:
ing a 32-year-old colored man cap
tured after breaking into a bedroom
at 1888 v street NV.
The ice cream store bandit was
young colored man who forced two
clerks, lola M, Jackson, 1857 Cali
fornia street<NW. and Gwendolyn
Delaney, 121 w street NV. into a
rear room of the store with a re-
volver.
He fled after rifing the cash
register.
Isaac H. Gray of the v street ad-
dress said he was awakened early
today by a noise in his bedroom and
he discovered a colored man going
through his trouser pockets.
Mr.. Gray held the man until police
arrived. The suspect was locked up
at the 18th precinct for investiga-
ton. Detectives said an attempt
would be made to link him with a
number OF recent pants burglaries'
IN various sections of the city.
Evening star., 1939-08-31
Is Film Companies
Accused in Federal
Antitrust Drive
Criminal Contempt
Proceedings Filed by
Justice Department

The Justice Department has insti-
tuted criminal contempt proceedings
against 13 motion picture companies
in a further expansion of its anti
trust drive against the film industry.
Thurman Arnold, Assistant At
torney General in charge of anti
trust prosecutions, announced the
contempt proceedings, based on &C
tivities purported to be in violation
OF a 1880 consent decree, were filed
yesterday in the Southern California
Federal Court against the following
companies:
Fox West Coast Theaters Corp,
Fox West Coast Agency Corp, Fox
West Coast Service Corp, Twen-
tieth Century-Fox Film Corp,
Loew's, Inc; Metro Goldwyn- Mayer
Distributing Corp, Paramount Pic
lures, Inc; R-K-O-Radio Pitcures,
Inc; R-K-O Distributing Corp, Uni
versal Film Exchanges, Inc; Warner
Bros. Pictures, Inc; Vitagraph, Inc,
and United Artists Corp.
Fifty-four individuals Included.
Fifty-four individual officers and
employees of these companies also
were included in the case, the As
sistant Attorney General said.
These proceedings" Mr.. Arnold
asserted, "are brought in accordance
With the announced policy of this de-
partment vigorously to enforce de-
crees entered in antitrust proceed
ings. whether by consent or after liti-
CATION"
In 1880, the Justice Department
filed an equity suit against the Fox
West Coast Theaters organization
and certain major picture distribu-
tors, alleging conspiracy to restrain
and monopolize trade in motion pic
lures. The suit charged that the dis
trlbutors were granting preferences
to Fox West Coast Theaters over its
independent competitors, and the
companies consented to a decree
which prohibited the practices. In
vestigation of complaints in recent
years, the department said, devel-
oped considerable evidence" that
seven major distributors had given
certain preferences to Fox West
Coast Theaters Corp.
Two Purposes Seen.
The investigation, it was said. has
indicated such practices have re-
suited in the "monopolization" by
Fox West Coast Theaters of first
run and other early-run theaters in
virtually every desirable location in
Southern California.
IF the evidence to be presented
to the court establishes that the de-
cree has been violated" Mr.. Arnold
said, the proceedings will serve not
only to punish the defendants for
dlsobeying the courts order, but also
to re-create situation in which the
independent exhibitors may compete
on equal terms with Fox West Cosat
Theaters Corp"