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belong to the Congressional Club
will assist at the reception.
Mrs. Castro Is Hostess
To Daughters of the House.
In the meantime the Daughters
of the Housewife are not only
daughters, but nieCeS or daughters
in-laW of the Representatives-met
yesterday for their first meeting of
the Seventy-se Congress. The
gathering was held at the residence
of Mrs. Alexandra Castro on Con-
necticut avenue.
Mrs. Castro was the first hostess
to the group at their meetings dur
ing the Seventy-siXth Congress, and
yesterday she was assisted by Miss
Betty Brown, daughter of Repre-
sentative and Mrs. Clarence J.
Brown of Ohio. officers of the
club during the seventy-sixth con-
gressional term were Miss Bonnie
Patton of Texas, president; Miss
Betty Jensen, daughter of Repre-
sentative Ben Jensen of Iowa, vice
president; Mrs. John Tolan, jr.,
daughter-in-law of Representative
John Tolan of California, secretary
treasurer, and Mrs. Robert Waller,
daughter of Representative Ed v.
Izac of California, publicity chair
man.
Refreshments were served after
the meeting of the Daughters yes
terday, at which Miss Patton well
coined the newcomers.
Spring flowers were used to deco
rate the rooms for the meeting and
a spring motif was carried out at
the tea table. During the after
noon plans were made for the pro-
gram for the year.
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Silver Spring
Personal
News
Many Residents
Are Vacationing
In Warmer Chimes

With the continuation of cold
weather many Silver Spring resi-
dents are still leaving for trips to
Southern climes, while a number of
others who are already in the South
are extending their vacations.
Mrs. Eben M. Whitcomb of Seven
Oaks Manor left yesterday with Mr..
and Mrs. John Whitney of Els
worth, Mo, to spend three weeks in
Palm Beach. The Whitneys arrived
in Silver Spring Thursday for a
brief visit with Mr.. Whitcomb, who
is their cousin, and Mrs. Whitcomb,
before going on to Florida.
Mr.. and Mrs. Garland M. Wolfe
are leaving the early part of this
week for a stay of several weeks in
Miami. Mrs. Wolfe is convalescing
from recent operation.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles r. Enlow
of Falkland have been visiting at
lllC1l 1OI LIlCI IlOIlle Ill
Fla, and will spend some time in
Miami before returning home next
week.
Mrs. William E. Matter, accom-
panied by Mr. and Mrs. Luther
Howell of Washington and Mrs.
James Adrian of Leesburg, Va, has
left for tour of points of interest
in Florida. She also plans to visit
her son and daughter-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. E. I. Matter, and her in
| fant grandchild, Sandra Lou Mat
| ter, at their home in Miami Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. James ArentSon are
in Fort Wingate, N. Mex, where
Mr.. ArentSon will be at the Indian
School for several months in con-
| nection with his work in the United
States Government.
Mrs. Charles Kruger, jr., of Hill
landale left during the past week
with relatives from New Jersey for
a Florida vacation.
Mrs John J. Dolan is again at
her home in Woodside Park after a
trip to Miami, but Mr.. Dolan and
their daughter. Miss Helen Dolan,
are remaining in the South for
short time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Marion are
expected to return the early part
Of this week from a trip to Dallas,
Tex.
Also vacationing in the South are
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Dodson and
their daughter Martha of North
wood Park, who are in st. Peters
burg, Fla. for three weeks.
Mrs. Ward Caddington has joined
Capt. Caddington at Fort Bennings,
Ga, where he has been sent from
Fort Meade.
Mr.. and Mrs. Victor E. Grotlisch
were hosts last evening at a supper
party and bridge at their home in
Woodside Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. A. Croney have
returned to their home in Indian
Spring Estates after trip to Phil
adelphia.
Mrs. w. w. Dudley entertained at
bridge last evening at her home in
North Woodside.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. DorSee, jr.,
have moved into their new home in
Hillandale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold G. Higbie
and their small son Dick have
leased their home on Franklin ave-
enue and are spending two weeks in
Washington before going to Detroit,
Mich, where Mr.. Higbie will be sta
toned in connection with his work
with the Farm Credit Administra-
tion.
Miss Martha Mcdonald enter
tanned members of the Subdeb Club
and their escorts at a party last
evening at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Mcdonald of
Burnt Mills Hills.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Boyer of
Seat Pleasant, Md, are now in resi-
dence in their new home in Wood
moor
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Secretary of Agriculture, who will be
a guest of the Indiana women on
this occasion.
This luncheon is the first of a
series that will be given this spring
and summer. Reservations are in
the hands of Miss Florence Wright,
assistant secretary to Representative
Halleck, and will close Tuesday,
March IL.
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Mrs. E. F. Hoffman
To Be Hostess

Mrs. Elliott F. Hoffman of sos
Tyler place, Jefferson Park, Alex
andria, Va, will entertain all cir
cles of the Westminster Presby-
terian Church at her home Wednes-
day evening at 8 o'clock.
Those assisting will be Mrs Philip
Bryant, Mrs. Carter w. Friend,
Mrs. John G. Marnich and Mrs
Marvin Hall.
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Alpha Phi Banquet

Beta Xi Chapter of Alpha Phi
International Fraternity held an
initiation yesterday afternoon, fol-
lowed by a banquet in the evening
at 1929 Connecticut avenue NV.
Mrs. Nellie Strong Hertz was the
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toastmistress and Mrs. Gladys
Jones, quest speaker. The new
members, Betty Bray and Yvonne
Werner, were welcomed by Mrs.
Isabel noble Rhodes, charter men,
Der of the chapter, and Miss Char
lotte Wells, representing the alum
nae.
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The HOaes at Home

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Cecil Hoag,
jr., are now residing at 704 Alabama
avenue Sc. Mrs. Hoag before her
marriage October 25 at Prince
Frederick, Md, was Miss Mabel
Catharine Pumphrey. She is the
daughter of Mrs. Howard F. Pumph-
rey and the late Mr.. Humphrey.
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are en- route 10 Jnelr nome III oyTd-
cuse, N. Y, after a trip to Stuart.
Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris L. Chappell
have returned from South Carolina
and Pensacola, Fla, where they
spent several weeks.
Mrs. Melvin Hazen COlVin has re-
turned from Miami, where she spent
six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold E. Doyle
have returned from a several weeks
visit to Miami Beach.
1t. Comdr. and Mrs. M N. Little
were hosts Tuesday evening to 13O
guests at cocktail party at the
Army Navy Country Club.
Donald III. AdamseS
Back From California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald H. Adams
have returned from two months
trip to San Diego, Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Russell
Cooke have returned from Del Ray,
Fla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adrian Barr of At
ianta are the guests of their SON.
in-Iaw and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Frizzell.
Mrs. Stephen B. Fuller enter
tanned a company of eight at lunch
con and bridge Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Yost en-
tertained Tuesday evening at
dessert bridge for eight guests.
Mrs. Malcolm Kerlin entertained
eight at luncheon and bridge Mon
day, and Mrs. Elmer Pusey enter
tanned at luncheon Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Hawley Smith
entertained Wednesday at a cock
tail party.
Mrs. Alvin F. Hipsley has re-
turned from New York City.
Mrs. Florence Hunter entertained
at dinner party Wednesday for
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl F. Stuhler and
Mrs Thomas Ross.
Mrs. Joseph T. Sherier enter
tanned at musicale tea wednesday
for the Red Cross sewing group.
100 Attend Party Given
BY Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Jones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Jones
tail party last night Mrs. F. Wylton
Reichelderfer and Mrs. Paul Frizzell
assisted. Mrs. Jones will entertain
at luncheon and bridge Tuesday.
Mrs. Roger Whiteford entertained
at luncheon Thursday. She enter
tanned at luncheon and bridge yes
terday for Mrs Arthur Palmer and
her mother-in-law, Mrs. Palmer, OF
Ohio; Mrs. William Young and her
house guest. Mrs. Raymond Shep-
herd of London. England; Mrs. Fred
Harveycutter, Mrs. John Snure, Mrs.
Egbert Clark, Mrs. Lloyd Sutton and
Mrs. Frederick Roe of Greensboro,
Md.
Mr.. Joseph Whiteford, student of
Western Maryland College, is the
weekend guest of his parents.
Miss Jane Winnings entertained a
party of IL guests at luncheon yes
terday in the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Paul Winnings.
Mrs. Frederick Roe of Greensboro,
Md. who has been the house guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Sutton, was
honored by Mrs. r. r. Spencer at
luncheon and bridge Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Alex ETH of New
York City are the house guests of
Mr.. Ettl's brother-in-law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. James V. Bennett.
Mr.. and Mrs. ETH are en- route to
Miami Beach.
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ADVERTISEMENT.

Margaret S. Wood ond WiIIiom Porr
Honno, decorators, announce on exhibit
and sole Of cntiques ond unusuoI furni-
ture, March 9 to l3, inclusive, at the
Hotel BeI~edere, BoItimore, Nd. The
Flee Morket, 1923 H St. NV, will re-
main open during the Baltimore exhibit
For informotion, telephone REpubIic 1923 |
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News of Social Activities
In the Chevy Chase Area
McLachlens Spend Month in Florida;
Burtons Visit in Kingston, ~. Y;
Chappells Back From Trip

McIachlen returned
in after a
E. left Kingston N. Y,
Waterviet
S
for sports
R Clark Mrs Marvin Of
Carks Mr. B
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NEWTON ST NV, BETWEEN I4th AND
18th bedrooms Twins room and ktch-
en- completely furnished Phone for sp-
poInJment, North 1lo1, between and
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rooms. kitchen and bath, fully furnished
"4-hour switchboard, elevator service.
Can in person. ADJ 436
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UPPER 10th ST NV rooms. newly
decorated single or double. S:S5 and $40
Good meals TaylOr 4Ol :
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JEWISH HOME. Dupont Clrcle-Room for
/ or >; newly furnished, bath, shower:
private reaSonable NO. 40O5.
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A DELIGHTFUL HOME FOR GOVT OF
hcIal and family in good neiehborhood
near schools and transportation WO.
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DOWNTOWN. l3la Vermont ave.-Alry,
suitable y: double 81 weekly each. single.
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=. y
OPEN To q PM

NEAR CONN. AVE
3@-room detached. 2 baths. A beautiful
p!ace local for club roominE house.
%B5.un0 terms
R NJ. De sHAZo- lI23 14th MA $500
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$17,500.
18th and Colorado Ave.

An outstanding value in compars-
lively new and thoroughly modern CENTER
hall brick home. Its location is espe-
cially desirable and the setting of trees
adds to its charm. 1st floor spacious liv-
ing room with fireplace, large den (or
bedrooml with tiled lavatory adj. A din
ing room of ample size for entertaining
The kitchen is spacious and includes
every modern convenience; also has break
fast alcove. splendid bedrooms and
tiled baths complete the end floor, fn-
ished attic with rock-wool insulation pam
eled recreation room with fireplace. auto.
hSSa fsr saTae 4aos you F1sHESo s 90 vel TO
INC, Realtors DI. $3.50, or evenings
call Mr. SmaltZ. ia 1895
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EXCEPTIONAL VALUE.
LESS THAN 81 500

This new detached brick boms orsr,
exceptionally larEe rooms. all 3 bedroom
VIII take twin beds. living room with FIRE.
pace large Kitchen with breakfast nook
iuH basement bullt-ln saraRe, sutomstlC
aT-conoltloned heat. priced less than
$1,000 Call Shepherd Sn6a
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33I2 ALABAMA AVE S.E-3 LGF. RMS.
kitchen : large closets large pantry and
linen closet: plenty of parking garage If
n
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BEDROOMS, 80 BATHS

This is the best and LARGEST house for
the money that I have seen in a long time
ReaI estate men concur and | believe you
VIII do the same 1t has a recreation I'm
fireplace maids rm and bath in base
meni. Living rm.. dining rm.. kitchen.
library with luoreScent lighting and lava
tory: S-car garage; extra large bedrms
y rm. 19xeI IT.. baths on 2nd floor
Finished 3rd floor. Be convinced-taks
look,
CALL Mr. BLACKWELDER. EN-. o7s2
j WESLEY BUCHANAN
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BRICK BUNGALOW,

ry-I -'1I.NNIN q f4INJ. NH
Having D rooms. bath recreation room
buHt-!n garage. hoored attic lovely
groLEoS: reasonable To inspect, call Mr.
BEDkl4L- co. 1885 or DI :3346
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S8,95O-Chevv Chase, D. c.

Near Conn ave and z v Brown School
Detached 4-beorOom house on beautiful
iot- SOxl3o Il. large rooms. bath. finish
ed attic, screened sleeping porch and ga
rage, biE shade and fruit trees. flowers ana
Snruooery. A fine buy. BEITZELL. DI
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
HOUSES FURNISHED.


EDGEMoOR, MD.-DELIGHTFUL FUP-
nlshed suburban home; bedrms.. baths;
lovely old trees larse lot: sarsge and
SrY'd dovnoTn @Tahef; cs N "a 9s,1ofT 5s from to
5-RooM HOUSE COMPLETE
y furnished July and August. Call
Emerson 0165 or woodiey S744.
5-ROOM. 2-PORCH BUNGALOW-COM-
pletely furnished adioins park ,Juy-AA,m,-
enst-Ssptember. Takoma Park. Mo SH
A DELIGHTFUL HOME FOR GOVT. OF
1cisl and family in good neiehborbood
near schools and transportation. WO.
37Ie FULTON ST. N.w-s ROOMS AND
bath, maids quarters NE. 1900. DU.
2ac6 BLAINE ST. sEMI-DETAcHED
home nicely furnished 1 VI; old: living
rm-. dining rm., kitchen. bedrms up
stairs: furnished: g or mo. lease 20
responsible party, so mo. Call ia.
1852 for information
CORNER DETACHED. IS IS RMS; ~
: 3 mo American U. Park Box 405 H,
Star
I725 EyARTs ST. ,NE.-EMPLoYED
f0aDe T0an no shas 6unsaGw n Bbnns BTse n
6844 fSqa' ana Ai''neh' "hi'm pn'He Oo'
GREENWICH FOREST. BETHESDA FOR
Summer-shade trees bedrmS.. 2i2 bs tins
equipped for children; maid available: res =
4al9
FALLS CHURCH, VA-NICELY FURN s.
rm. bungalow. recreation room, large yard,
S75 per month JULY 10 OCT. reduction
for long lease. Falls Church 1909 after
: pm.
6 ROOMS. BATH . REAR PoRCHEs. RE
%4sRTRGroN S REAL sF 'Hn ESTATE
co Georgia 5000
6-ROOM HOUSE COMPLETELY FUR
nished. rent for summer months. On bus
line line No Edmonston rd-' RiTeroaie. Nd
+ JULY-COOL SILVER SPRING. 8 RMS
newly furnished. large screened porch,
I trees. garden. att, garage, sH- 3407-J.
JUIY-COoL AND CHARMING SUBURB
many trees. WI. sos.
4 BEDRMs LARGE GARDEN; UNTIL
ARLINGTON TARA lEATTR. 6-RM;;
ss9k and se G1f oil vide corntf be-
bus: 20 rrin. D. c sllo. CH. 5057.
CHI. CH. BLVD. 4sOs-3- -BEDRM HOUSE
July-August: cool. screened porch. piano,
linens; large back yard garage: 500 per
mo. WI 653s.
5-ROOM HOUsE-BEAUT1FULL FUR
nished, nj. 2lO6 North Brandywine st,
Arlington. Va.
SHENANDOAH VALLEY HOME. $50
Box 255. New Market. Va.
GEORGETOWN
Owner wishes to rent her house COM
pletely furnished for the months OF July.
August and Sept. The house Is completely
remodeled ana beautifully furnished rent.
800 per mo. DRUMMOND REALTY CO.
HO. 2q0l
NEAR SUPREME COURT,
Capitol and Library. 622 D ST. ne.-6
/ rooms and bath: all modern Improvements:
/ electric refg SSO.75; for inspection tele-
/ phone Ii 74S3
American Security & Trust Co.
| 18th and Pa Ave. NV MA. 4sl5.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
COUNTRY BOARD.

CHILDREN Gle. on farm on Potomac. in
Maryland. under supervision of college
woman fresh Vegetables, swimming tSalt
water. athletics Telephone Michigan
62qs ewes. or write Box No. ], Riverside,
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THE FERNWOOD.

1888 COLUMBIA RD NV
. rooms kitchen bath. hall So 50
Electric Refg on House Elevator
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COMPLETELY FURNISHED. FOR SUM
mer. two rooms kitchen and bath: hotel
service: 800 per month; near Dupont
Circle. Telephone NO. 3292 during day.
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WESTMORELAND HILLS.

.a5O-Ownsrs are building lareer
home and have put on low price to efec'
quick sale. Detached center-hall brick. =
large rooms and baths, rec. room, auto
heat. large lot, beautifully planted picket
/ fence: years old Seldom is there bar
gain like this available in this restricted
subdivision. Phone MR.. BOSWELL, NE
2O33 Eve WI 441O
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EXCT,ITSIVEi

PIT 14th Sc. Lincoln park section -
Fine tapestry brick large rooms .
lncloSed. heated porcheS bath; lovely
garden: "-csr garage; oil heat S145n
Terms JOHN IINDER. exclusively E
337l. BY sppt. only. EVENINGS Mr.
Watts. SH $500
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EXCLUSIVE

5925 Attn NW-High, convenient Mari
eta park section; Semi-detsched brick, Z
bedrooms bath. deep lot; garsge; $500
Terms BY appt. only JOHN LTNDER.
Exclusively EN-. 1871. Eveninss Mr.
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DUPONT CIRCLE. 1865 QUE ST NV
Comfort able room, running water, stove,
Friqida eu1DlOyed ODly. week
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SHENANDOAH VALLEY HOME. $50.
Box 255. New Market. Va.

GEORGETOWN.
Owner wishes to rent her house COM
pletely furnished for the months OF July.
August and Sept The house is completely
remodeled ana beautifully furnished: rent,
500 per mo- DRUMMOND REALTY CO,
uO 0QOI
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EDGEMOOR. MD.-DELIGHTFUL FUR
nlShed suburban home: 4 bedrms. - bs tbs;
lovely old trees larss lot: garage anc
servants quarters. ill October 1st; @(
MN. downtown. Call MA $685. from 10 :
BURLETTH-5-ROO HOUSE COMPLETE
" furnished July and August. Gail
Ey,nP
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GLOVER Pk,-nfMEDnTE POSSESSION

2S2g Observatory Pl NV
Sb,a50. For sale BY owner. nearly new
s rooms and bath, full basement Gas
automatic heat. Near al schools. theater
and shopping center. EN- 5lss
NEAR LINCOLN PARK-NOW VACANT
= rooms and bath, hot water heat. GARAGE
Tor Two cars. PrIce. S1,5uO
NEAR COURT HOUSE-FITSt commercial
zone Lot 24-foOt front BY a5 feet deep.
with "5-ioot alley on side Improvements
consist Of brick dwelling With 2 rooms =
baths steam heat Rented at SO
month Price. $4,000
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD. ResItor,
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DOWNTOWN. "I16 p ST NV
Living room , bedrooms, kitchen and
ba - exposures. $50
Living room, bedrooms kitchen and
ba tn. So.
RANDALL H. HAGNER & co INC.
J32l Conn. Ave DE $500
THE CHAPLIN, l474 CHAPLIN ST NV
rooms, kitchen. bath, $50; modern;
elec. refg Res mgr
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CARROLL, ARMS HOTEL,

/ LIST and SIS. ne.-Living rm., bedrm..
bath and pullman kitchen: from 500 per
month includes maid service. Call MR.
/ PARRISH. mgr, for inspection. Atlantic
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GREENWICH FOREST, MD.
7201 OVERHuL RID

Colonial home, large rooms bed
rooms , athS. large storage room. maids
room and bath. recreation room with bar.
attached garage, hot-water heat, oil burn
er; beautiful wooded lot S0xl43; reason
able terms.
L. G. WHITE, INC.
7IOI Wis Ave WI. 1900. Eve. WI. 4q4s.
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ApARTs. FURk. OR UhFURN

S06 ST sE-NICELY FURNISHED
b.r., kit: Frigidaire, light and gas in
172I LAMONT ST. NV. NEAR 10th
Beautiful 3rd-f1oor apt. of 3 rooms kit,
bath and unusually large sun porch.
uuired Phone mornings. DU 1904.
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5-ROOM. 2-PORCH BUNGALOw-COM-
pletely furnished; adioins park, July-Au-
2ust-September Takoma Park, Mo SH
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NEAR CONN. AVE.-ATTR.. COOL / RM.
Kit din. shower Murphy bed and studio;
sublet July possibly Aug. Refs DU. oa9a.
SUBLET 3-RM. APT. MODERN. cool,
attractive, exceptional value. After 5.
FIR. 500. Extension 10
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Oct, brick less than ? yrs old: rooms
bath oil hea 5ss as aad u ssSSer show
0Aifnsn i5ns K ST. ~ BETHEL. TTs1 D1 sioo
BEDROOMS BATHS, SERVANT s
bath: oil heat: Sis month. LYON. INC.
Chestnut 7070.
2a-cHERRYDALE- HOUSE, OUT
i0c bus PEET REAL ESTATE. CH. Oo5o.
CHEVY CHASE, D. Co.. 49,, RMS, BA,; on on
pRs Rst sefs 6nf h0S Peyg % Tsae and
save $1,000 to $1,000; prices. $3.50 10
sI5e3o al.o bHpRal9Ef .,nnn. VA anG I'D Nd Ie,
FULTON GORDON. owner. 1877 Eye
st. DI. $3.50; once also open am. to
st'' SH' New R AleEsndria"s,rocm brick; elec-
trc range and refrigerstor. hot water from
oil burner. Esrase, TE. 147a.
4o7 18th 18th ST ST sw- w .+.E RooMs ON ne BATH TT
cosple' as e,ef no 'fih Children. rem preferrsd. IS.
3ol9 TENNYsoN ST. Nw.---SaO-DE-
tsched brick less than | year old: 6 rooms
bath, lavatory on 1st floor; oil heat: pres
1878 K St NV BETTZEL. DI 31O0.
ALEX. JEFFERSON PARKS LGE. RMS,
2ia baths, stone fireplace. spacious sunrm &.
recr. m. gar. oil burner; all modern i'm
natural setting. with enviable residential
prestige II is not just another house: sos.
Also 5-rm. house. po.ch. garage. oil burner,
an S65. J. H. PoLADlAN' Alex 3l4s'
1900 WISCONSIN AVE. N.wms RMS.
3I5 EAST CAPITOL ST-s ROOMS.
bath. cleo. h.-w h. .-car garage: So. 80.
NJ FRANK RUPERT. 1921 9TH NV.
56l3 14th ST. N.w.-e RMS. BATHS,
excellent neighborhood; mr. schools trsnSp.
and stores; SIPS mo. H. L. RUST CO.,
1901 18th NV.
EglSSGALoW. BRICK, RooMsi rII1 TILE
or orls sHANNoN P ION { al IUcHs, HE N4' a34si G 10
CHEVY CHASE; D. C.-BEAUTIFUL COR
ave: first floor, living, dining room, parlor;
beat fesFoG maids isasn room with h bath ntS door
GEsIfE GfssGfRs D. MEAsRiLa ELI wo' oea 4sss!
s7O-2I19 OBSERVATORY PL. NV,
Glover Park-Nearly new s rms. also mod
kit. recreation rm. :: auto. heat, sas .
bedrms.: avail. immed. open. WO. 56s5
OLD GEoRGEroWN.
h0m aoomp o
Hea'' S FLOYD E. DAVIS CO,
II DgyALL ST, SgITLAM2 MPm I1Prn
rn.o,' %. IsA1rS.r - NASAASD NJ
4: [. GRfNpIEY. ass y Y AVE
Semi-det: brick; g rms, bath; oil heat;
72s 18th St Resitor. MA 075s.
:. SILVER SPRING. MD.
ons s." ye.P Per od sss snd bath
$50 per mo.-6 rooms, bath. semi
detached; large lot; CLOSE in;
1855 Georgia Ave. Shepherd 2145.
47o3 4th ST. NV. $40 MO.
Colonial homs rOom Oopeb.s and Ss.n ssris,ss oil
MA oss!' P!ofD =, PssaS 1ssa < rs; St. NV.
SILVER SPRING,
S50I Dixon ave. / block from Georsia ave.
6-rm. house modern garage; corner lot;
VIM F. sARLrN, s115 GA. AVE. sH 1919.
ATTRACTIVE HOME IN GEoRGEToWN,
gAMEs NORRIS Rsstor
723 Goth St NV.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-$95.
rms, ia baths: oil heat; gar. wi: 1873.
$75-415 4th ST. NE.
rooms, kit. and bath; completely reno
vated: ami.
American Security g. Trust Co.,
18th and Pa. Ave. NV. Ma. 4s15.
1923 RITTENHOUSE ST,
CHEVY CHASE, D. G..
Comfortable detached home, 6 rms. bath.
porches: newly decorated; oil burner;
near bus. SS7 so.
WALTER A. BROWN,
1913 Eve St. NV. Ma. 1852. WI 6134.
NEW BRICK HOME,
BETHESDA, MD.
Center-hall Colonial corner home, Q
rooms tile baths, 8 large bedrooms.
recreation room with fireplace: air-condi-
toned insulated attached garage: LESLIE
d MEASElI. WO 4722 1877 Eve 2Rs
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Ais WISCONSIN AVE.

rooms kitchenette and bath: COM
! pletely and attractiVely furnished cross
! ventilation: pleasant environment: all utili-
/ ties except phone included, SS5. Devon
shire Courts Woodley $500.
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CHEERFUL, MIDTOWN APT,

Living room, bedrm. kit. and bath.
unique idIc 6G5lt.in table; furnished IN good
only @i7 blks from bank theater. stores
and 3 transp. lines. 2410 Goth st. NV.
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DOWNTOWN

One and Two rooms. kitchen and bath.
newly furnished and decorated: walking
distance Govt. bldgs: $40 to S65 includ-
ing lights, gas and refs. See mgr, Apt. l.
10 18th 81 n v.
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SHEPHERD PARK.

Beautiful corner home containing 4 bed
perfect condition Gear detached garase
large lot; sacrifice at S12,5O0 OWNER
National 6laO, evenings and SUNDAY.
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CENTER-HALL COLONIAL,
LILALA '
S1n5n0

Chevy Chase. Nd. one block Connect
cut ave. large lot 60xaO. large living
dining room. de luxe kitchen. screened
porch, y bath: md floor, 2 bedrooms tile
bath bulltln garage: sir-condittoned
inSulst ted. Exceptional terms. LESLIE D.
MEASEIL. WO. 4 733 1927 Eye.
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BUILDERS OWN HOME.

This exceptional home, still occupied by
one of WaShington'S largest operative
builders, represents the finest construction
possible and the ultra in finish and detail.
in an exclusive Northwest location. q
large rooms. AZ baths, maids room. and
recreation room real bargain at
S27 500 Trade for clear lots or land or
small house REIIZEII- DI Aln0.
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HOUSES UkFURklSHED.
(TontiuIed

MODERN BRICK HoME-5 UNUSUALLY
large rooms 10 miles from District line IN
Md S56 wisconsin 6140.
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NEARBY GEORGETOWN-FOUR ROOM
apartment, TWO large rooms kitchen and
bathroom. first floor: heat. eas and cleo
trLCitv Suppled. MI 6iSk after 3 -
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RUNGALnW RARGAr

6ONGADOW BARGAIN.
RANDOLPH ST NE
rooms and bath, large lot. Ready to
move in Only $4,000
HOWENSTEIN REALTY CORP.
14ls II s.. NV District 1877
S6 450 :0-FT. SEMI-DET. BRICK,
large rooms. incl back porch
gaTase terms Nr BUS and stores. Ma.
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HOUSES UNEURNIShEp.

a9s PERRY PL NE-S67 5O-SEMI.
det brick. less than > yrs. old: rooms.
basement: present occupant will show
1915 K St BETHEL. DI 3IO0.