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The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-02-07
Maryland Merry
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passage are very, very slim. -
man, of the House of Delegates,
know what a nearby restaurant
has on its menu every day of the
week. For the fayOrite method of
sending notes to the desk" is for
Legislators to scrawl on the back
of the mimeOgraphed menus pass
ed among the Delegates by an en-
terpriSing cafe owner. - The
printed program of the Grand Vic
tory Ball in Baltimore rendered by
the New Deal Third Ward Demo
cratic Organization Club, contain
ed nine advertisements eulOgizing
Congressman D'AlesandrO. Tops in
this line was a full page from the
Second Ward hailing Tommy as
the next Mayor of Baltimore. -
In the past election, national pO-
litical writer's were continuously
referring to the fact that Maryland
represented one of the best cross
sections of the United States.
Now sports writer's, who have writ
ten of the Free States horse rae
ing, fishing, sailing and hunting,
are awakening to the fact that
Maryland is also a complete all
around sports state even to ski
ing. During the past few weeks in
Garrett County, tourists from the
West and North have pulled up
sharply on Route 40 to witness
hordes Of people with skis on their
backs. Their goal has been Negro
Mountain where snow has been
heavy and zero weather is a regu-
lar habit, Enterprising conces-
sionaires who have watched the
remarkable growth of the sport
are now renting skis and accom-
modate hundreds of customers on
Week-ends.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-02-07

from whooping cough, which was
widely prevalent during the year.
and in deaths from tuberculosis.
Whooping cough rose from 20
deaths in 1889 to 81 in 1910 and tu-
berculOsis from 1900 deaths in
1899 to 1.43S in 1910 Deaths from
motor vehicle accidents increased
from 400 in 1899 to 523 in 1910.
Outstanding decreases in deaths
from the communicable diseases
were shown in typhoid fever, which
dropped from 16 deaths in 1899 to
ID in 1910, marking a new low re-
cord for the disease; in diphtheria,
Of which Z deaths were reported in
comparison with % in 1899 and in
the pneumOnias which dropped
from 1928 deaths in 1889 to 1.131
in 1910.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-02-07
DISPLAY OF POLICE ORDER
IN HAYS STORE WINDOW

A display in the store window of
r. NJ, Hays & Bro. is attracting
much attention.. 1t is a pictorial
history of the Hagerstown Police
Department. A miniature cruiser
car. with the wheels running. is
included in the display of photo
graphs of past members of the force.
etc. The display is in connection
with the annual dance of the Fra
ternal Order of Police. to be held
on the night Of Feb. II, at the
Club.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-02-07
GAINS AND LOSSES
IN The YEAR 1910


Provisional figures for birth and
deaths during 1910, reported by
DR., R H. Riley. Director of the
State Department of Health. show
gains and losses were fairly we'll
balanced and that health condi-
tons were generally favorable.
There were $500 more births
than deaths; &3O.429 births and
22126 deaths We're reported in the
State during the year in COMPARE
son with 2S,2S4 births and 2O.837
deaths in 1899. Of the births re-
ported in 1910, 23.SSS were white
and 6,54l cOlored. Births were di-
vided as follows: 1881 in the
City OF Baltimore, of which 1O.264
were white and 1857 colored; and
1878 in the counties, 1854 were
white and 1854 colored.
OF the deaths reported in 1910,
17.114 were white and SOP were
cOlOred. There were 1928 deaths
in Baltimore City, S,402 white and
1851 cOlOred; and 10,S63 in the
counties, SIP white and 2,151
cOlored.
Considering the births and the
deaths in relation to population,
the report shows that there were
approximately II births and II
deaths in each thousand of the total
population. In the white population
there were Is births and II deaths
and in the colored, q births and
16 deaths in each thousand of the
total population
OF the 22.126 deaths reported in
1910. 1.5OO-one in every 15-were
babies under year old, 1000 white
and 500 colOred. There were SAB
infant deaths reported from the
City OF Baltimore. $50 white and 253
colOred: and 857 from the counties,
$40 white and 247 colored. Over
half Of the infant deaths-872-oc
Cured in the first month of life.
Over twO-thirds of the deaths
reported in 1910 occurred among
TWO age grOups-the youngest and
he oldest. The 1900 infant deaths
nearly Z per cent of
he total at all ages and from all |
causes. Deaths at the other end Of |
he scale due to the degenerative
diseases of the middle and older
lge group accounted for 1888 or
Il per cent of the total from all
causes, an increase Of almost 1900
,ver the total for the same causes
n 1899, The deaths in this group
or the two years were as follows:
Heart disease, 5,665 in 1889 and
1929 in 1910; cancer, 2,341 in 1899,
1928 in 1910; nephritis, 2,142 in
939 1927 in 1910; cerebral hem
1,676 in 1899, It'll in
$40; ord diabetes, 529 in 1889 and
III $40.
TIL were increases in deaths
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-02-07

OF the 26 states which levy a tax
on cigarettes. only Alabama, Ari-
iona, Kansas and Oklahoma tax
by the package. In the other %
states the tax is imposed accord
ing to the number of cigarettes or
as a percentage of their value.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-02-07
BUSINESS VS.. O'CONOR

Governor O'COnOr's enlarged
budget is in for more tough opposi-
ton from the State Emergency
Budget Committee of Baltimore,
which is an offshoot of the power
full Tax Foundation of New York
City, This organization already
has started a quiet lobbying cam
paign and is busy lining up big
businessmen in every county.
Typical of this RECOMMENDATION of
big business men is the voluntary
steering committee just set up for
Frederick County, which is organ
izing a Frederick County Taxpay-
ers Association.
The steering group consists of
the following: Ray E. Town, the
treasurer of the Potomac Edison
Co.; Ben Rosenour, president of
the Kiwanis Club; Walter Fiega,
president of the Lions Club, and
Holmes Baker and James Gambrill.
This group will appoint some sixty
directors to the association board,
selected from all of the county's
26 voting districts.
MAYOR D'ALESANDRO?????
Some people are already talking
about Tommy D'Alesandro as the
next mayor of Baltimore. Perhaps
they think that Italo-American
politics have a genius for running
municipal government, and of
course, in view of the superb rec
ord set by Mayor LaGuardia of
New York City and Mayor Rosso
in San Francisco, they may be
right.
However, regardless of whether
or not Congressman D'Alesandro
ever attains to the Mayors office
in Baltimore, already he is rapidly
being nicknamed the Mayor of
Washington" This is because of
his key position on the Committee
for the District of Columbia -
position in which he followed Con-
gressmen Palmisano and Kennedy
both defeated.
D'Alesandro has now inspired
the voteless citizens of the District
of Columbia by introducing a bill
reforming their type of government
and whether or not this bill ever
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-02-07
RE-APPOINTEO TRUSTEES

Harry A. Shafer, Nesbitt Cox and
Fred NJ. White were re-appointed
trustees of Bellevue, the county
home. at the last meeting of the
Board of County Commissioners.
The Hagerstown globe. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1936-1943, 1941-02-07

Happiness is not given but ex,
changed. - Diane
Evening star., 1941-02-05
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
l11a K ST NV MA. 1866

WYOMING AVE. NEAR @4th ST NV
Socially and otherwise one of the finest
locations IN the city Detached house Of
Moorish design. designed for entertaining
and small family, with clubroom in the
basement. drawing room library dining
room and kitchen on first floor. > bedrooms
and > baths on the second, servants rooms
and bath on third Oil burner Garage
for two cars. The lot is 50x 35 # Pos
session June list Price $50 600 90
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER
Evening star., 1941-02-05
6l5 VARNUM ST
UNUSUAL VALUE

rooms. modern bath: brick garage
nicely decorated: oil heat; reas. GE 355t
Evening star., 1941-02-05

rooms INV n. baths. lovely O
floors, move n; only So
H c. MAYNOR,
@3l4 Rhode Island Ave NE NO A.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY,
Ss,750-Near 15th ano Rhode Island ave.
n.w.--Semi-detached brick. eight rooms.
two baths Rented at sos per month.
White tenant.
CORNER FOUR-FAMILY FLAT-Modern
brick building, two apartments have
TWO BEDROOMS all have porches;
central oil heat: electric refrigeration.
In strictly white neighborhood. In
come. S2.440 year. Price, Sl4,500.
SHANNON a. LUCHS Co,
1908 H st. NV. National 2345.
BUY FOR
GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY.
16l6-1s-2O Rosedale St. ne-Three
brandnew 2-story row brick two-family
apartment buildings, fully rented to col
ored. mostly Government employees. at S67
per building Tenant furnishes own heat
and light. No expenses except taxes Two
rooms. kitchen and tile-fioor bath: all
hardwood floors.
Price, $3.50 each; $3.50 cash, balance
good terms; annual income, SsO4 per
building
Evening star., 1941-02-05

CHESAPEAKE BAY, WHERE SURF AND
beach and breadth OF water are practically
the same as on the ocean front. The
1O5 acres of land fronts about a mile
on the bay. is neither high nor low and
is covered with tall pine. The main hard
road is only about two miles back of the
property which is reached by a road good
enough TO appear on A. A. A. maps We
believe this to be a bargain at $1,000
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER
11lQ K ST NV National 1855
Evening star., 1941-02-05
STORES FOR RENT.

71a sth ST. Sc, BEST Sc. BLOCK
Large store, dble. window. apt. in rear;
oil heat: low rent Call GE. S712.
WELL LOCATED STORE AT 18th AND L
SITS n.v.-Rent as 1t is, $50. or owner
will consider making reasonable improve
mentS. JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD,
realtor, 723 10th st. NV.
5000 CONN. AVE. OPP. zoo ENTRANCE.
20x40. Ideal for Bakery Shop
ApDly Office or Phone HO. 1900
FIRST COMMERCIAL LOCATION,
10Th and l. SITS. NV.
Contains 5,547 50. #, with mezzanine
containing LBS so. #. additional; en-
frances and show windows on two streets,
and alley entrance; excellent arrangement
for display of any type of merchandise
heat and hot water furnished. Apply
RANDALL H. HAGNER S CO. INC.
1891 Conn. Ave. Decatur $500.
Evening star., 1941-02-05
5000 44th ST. NV.

Detached brick. rooms. 3 bedrms., tiled
bath and 1st-floor lavatory. large living
and dining rooms. de luxe kit, det. BRICK
garage with sun porch. alr-conGltlOne
heal Mr. Col DRERG. Ma lkla
Evening star., 1941-02-05
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

ALL OR PART, FIREPRoOF. WITH OR
without delivery service. Amnle trucking
housing or delivery problem. j s LIE
FEVRE. INC. 2007 K st NV. RE. Ool7.
REAR 72l End ST. NE, NEAR EXPRESS
co.'s and Union Station; 5000 so, IT,; SO.
GRAY, MA. 1191, DU. 1900.
Evening star., 1941-02-05
GREEN & MAGRUDER
$50 WILSON BLVD, ARI.. VA.
CH 3S3S-EVENINGS. CH. 57s7.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR pEn1

kENSINGTON VIEW. MD-4-ROOM BUN
Falow, cleo. kitchen. oil heat Phone Michi-
gan S91O
ARLINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA, AND
ments j WESLEY BUCHANAN, 1901
Columbia pike. Chestnut 1341
HYATTSVILLE. MD, S45 ARUNDEL AVE
-5-rm: bungalow. electric refrigerator.
stove: S4S month. los
IN WOODED MICHIGAN HILLS. NEW
Wil'ia mshurE brick r. IL baths flr
nlshed; air heat, garage: trans. convenient:
reaS. rent. ME 55a1 after pm 5s
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FIRST IN FPIENDLTNESS"
PROPOSALS.

COMMISSIONERS. D c. WASHINGTON,
February 3. l941.-Sealed proposals. Will
be received at Room 500. District Building.
until . O'Clock pm. February is. 1941.
and then publicly opened for furnishing
certain bakery equipment and supervision
Of installation in building al the Z. c.
Reform tory for the D. c. Penal institute
tions. LOrton. Va Proposals, drawings and
specifications NAV be examined and se-
cured at the Office Of the Chief CLERK.
Engineer Department, Room 4?7, District
Building.
Evening star., 1941-02-05

OFFICE SPACE TO RENT 1880 sac
per month: commercial. 446 11th st. sw
ME. 1854
LIE DROIT BLDG. S0O-SIO F ST. NV
Large. bright Offices. shops and studios;
low rentals Apply RIM. 10.
DESIRABLE OFFICE SPACE IN OUR MOD
ern building Second National Bank. 1881
G st. NV. See building superintendent
OFFICE OR DESK SPACE IN ATTORNEY
suite, secretary optional: moderate rent
National 4579.
Law OFFICE. 17O SO FIT. > WINDOWS
rse Of my library, rec. rm.. secretary,
500. 923 18th ST. NV. MA. 3O49
9O3 NEW YORK AVE NV
Ground floor. suitable office or store: $50
INTERNATIONAL BANK DI. OS64
NEAR l4th AND NV
All or part new suite of 3 Offices COM
prising entire End floor; convenient and
attractive: reasonable rental Call MR.
OHARE, MA. 6473, or MR.. FURMAN,
Ma. 05S5.
1924 H ST NV
Ofices available at SIS and $40 per mo.
One square from State Department.
ROBERT w. SAVAGE
Sl3 Union Trust Bldg. MA. 1890.
Evening star., 1941-02-05

IFH.
SILVER SPRING. MD, IN A NICE SEC
Detached brick house with large living
room. dining room kitchen and a bedroom
on first floor. two bedrooms and bath on
second; two-car garage: oil burner: insu-
lation: all in the pink of condition kitchen
up to the minute. Price. S7.95OOO
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER.
Evening star., 1941-02-05
EXTR I

This is news. 5-room brick bunga-
low for sale near Massachusetts and West
financing: waking distance TO bus and
stores. Price only S6,a15. and in excellent
condition. For further information call
EDMUND j. FLYNN,
WnndMard Bldg. Repnhlic 1olS
Evening star., 1941-02-05
ATTENTION, DOCTORS!

Here is an exceptional opportunity for
doctor. oSteopath or dentist desiring 10 i've
ard practice in one OF WaShngtons most
substantial residential communities. Just
! blk. west of Conn. ave. in distinguished
Wakefield This home was especially de-
signed and built for a residence and ONCE
of one of the clty's well-knoWn physicians.
It contains living rm.. dining rm., kit,
breakfast nm. meZYsnine library. bedrmS .,
- baths recreation rm. maid rm and
bath. communca ting wing with doctor s
suite of reception rn., secretary rm.. COG
tors Office and treatment rm MANY fea-
lures of refinement and appointment not
contained in standard homes Could not he
duplicated at price. Shown by appoint
ment only.
EnAfIIMD VIM
Evening star., 1941-02-05
A LARGE FAMILY

viii enjoy this roomv 5-bedroom home
Il is frame and not new. but in a choice
Chevy Chase location; price quite reason
able. terms Call Mr. Smith.
ALLIED REALTY CORP
5000 Wisconsin Ave WI SS4n
Evening star., 1941-02-05
GREET THE SPRING
IN SPRING VALLEY

Only three years old and in excellent
condition is this modern detached brick
mouse OF seven rooms QncludnG first floor
study. two baths breakfast room recrea-
non room. automatic alr-condtioned heat
AID built-ln garage. Close 10 Mass ave
and bus, The price is below cost and The
mouse can be bought for LESS THAN : 500
CASH AND $50 PER MONTH including
interest and principal until paid
PHILLIPS &, CANDY. INC
Ma. $500. Realtor. 1912 9TH ST.. NV
Evening star., 1941-02-05

/ ACRE WITH SMALL STREAM. 10 MILES
from WASHINGTON; 5000. Slu down, $40
month VERNON NJ LYNCH q SON. office.
: miles out Columbia pike Phone Alexan-
dria 5906. Closed Sunday.
Evening star., 1941-02-05
HALLS FOR RENT.
CLASSROOM. S

CLASSROOM, SUITABLE FOR STUDIO,
lecture rm., etc; accommodate 30 persons;
newly paneled walls: centrally located.
Gordon Hotel, 18th St, bet. Eye and K NV.
Rental $40 rnn
Evening star., 1941-02-05

As the location alone will sell you the
idea OF being proud owner OF one Of
these new 6-room homes al
1898 EAST CAPITOL ST.
PRICED FROM 15O-S5OO CASH
CONVENIENT TO NAVY YARD AND
DOWNTOWN OPEN DAILY. 10 TO q
To reach: Out Benning rd. over viaduct.
bear right on Minnesota ave. ? blks., bear
left on Aracostia I'd. l blk. and left on
East Capitol st 10 our sign and homes
BAKER REALTY CO, INC DI 1879
Evening star., 1941-02-05
SHOREHAM BLDG METROPOLITAN 1856
EVENINGS NLISC,QhIS

COLORED 4-FAMILY FLAT.
Near 9TH and Penna. ave se; each apart
ment containing > rooms, kitchen and
bath: tenant furnishes own heat: monthly
rental, SAB newly decorated; only SILL
$50. on terms Call till Q pm
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN g. CO, NE. 1900
Evening star., 1941-02-05
SILVER SPRING-s6 15O

New 3-room bungalow. nice sized he'd
room rooms. @ dI.l basement. attic suitable for >
residential section $500 down S45 nortb
WV. Z. RICHARDSON Rrnker SE G46I
Evening star., 1941-02-05
3713 IT ST N w

POPULAR BURLEITH SECTION"
Atract. 6-rm. brick. , bedrms bath
AUTO. neat, retg-. scr. porches. gar.
70 '.""' DIXIE REALTY co. MA. $3.50.
4503 ARKANSAS AVE. NV
rms lncloSed porch. hath. h.-wh. 500 90
GOSS REALTY CO.,
1405 Eye ST.. NV. MA. l353
Evening star., 1941-02-05
DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
OFFICES FOR RENT.

LAWYERS SUITE, SOUTHERN BLDG
reasonable charge for ONCE and telephone
listing. Box 334-C, Star
Evening star., 1941-02-05
MOST UNUSUAL VALUE

new homes. situated just over the
District lire in Montgomery County, Md.
conv. to transportation
+ and : rooms. plus recreation rooms
with fireplaces. full tile baths and base
ment Iava tories. built-in garages. large lots
Priced al $500 and $500. respective
". very easy terms Call MR. KEASBEY.
Emerson 500 ! WESLEY BIJCHANAN
Evening star., 1941-02-05
ACREAGE WANTED
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

D. OF c. OR WITHIN 10 MILES or
WASHINGTON; will pay cash. Box 496-
G.. Star
Evening star., 1941-02-05
REDUCED 50 O0n

New 6-rm. brick. buIlt-in garage -ecrea
non nm, 2i2 baths, spacious rhrour rhout .
excel eS'ao. naIshoorhood with more han
t-acre corner lot Price. 50 500. reas'
fa>n GOVT payment balance I 'rusi Oy-
!ord o5'5. After 6 pm. FIR. 800. ADJ
Evening star., 1941-02-05
HOUSES EURN. OR UNFURk.

CHARMING 2-STORY WING OF BEAUTI-
ful old stone house, private entrances; 2
rooms, kitchen, bath, large screened porch.
fireplace, elec. stove, refg.: landscaped
grounds. garden; near Bethesda, Md. WI.
SO71 evenings or Box 53-K. Star.
Evening star., 1941-02-05
CAPITOL, HEIGHTS

Frame bungalow. completely recondi-
toned rooms and bath, / additional
room on End floor; lot 4OxlOO; on bus
line, near stores. Can be purchased for
the amazingly low price, Of S3;95o. For
evenings, Warfield Alps
EDMUND j. FLYNN.
Woodward Bldg Republic 1918
Evening star., 1941-02-05
$3.50
% ,cCO.
1-PFDPoOM pRIrK nUEp d

4BEDROOM BRICK-GLOVER PARK.
Convenient to stores. schools street :
cars and bus; above Benton st lS-ft.
Colonial brk., : rms, 4 bedrooms, bath,
gas heat. elec refrg., garage: must be
sold: excellent value. See or phone FIR
L. T. GRAVATTE.
Evening star., 1941-02-05
MASS AVE. NV.

Builder and owner will sell his home 3
bedrooms, 3i2 baths, maids room and BATH,
large recreation room. playroom, den on
living room. screened porch. 2-car Rarare.
G. f heating system. built to his own
specifications, will consider smaller house
in trade nj "-ni
Evening star., 1941-02-05

SsAhbf MARYLAND-BEAU OLD
nouSe' heeoS repairs and undermining: 10
.slEe rms, front and back stairs. porches.
MuseI M acre sround; exclusive neichborhood
Hear Georgetoyn Prep School. pr,ce
Nh.pNN. O e keller Irrestrnen+ riSn
Evening star., 1941-02-05
433O YUMA ST NV

S15--Modern 6 large rms, pains
screened porches. open fireplace newl
dec; new-house condition. CO. 3245 o
EN- 61s4
Evening star., 1941-02-05
MICHIGAN PARK.

? bedrooms. . baths. large living room,
nice size dining room, modern kitchen
beautiful recreation room, large level lot.
This lovely new home represents today s
dollar-to- dollar value in this popular
Northeast section.
]. Wesley Buchanan, ME. 1143.
Evening star., 1941-02-05
HASE d c RARGAIN

Detached brick house. can be bought for
over 500 less than assessed value; bed
rooms and bath. h.-w.h., oil: back porch;
nice lot. convenient to schools and Trans
pOrtation Price, $3.50; terms Call Mr..
Britt, Emerson 2663. after nm.
R A. HUMPHREYS,
MA B13O RpaItOr SOS North Can
Evening star., 1941-02-05
HIGH ON ARLINGTON RIDGE
REAL ESTATE WANTED
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

BUILDER WILL PURCHASE IN DISTRICT
house lots or apt. site. Il cash and u in
good md trust notes DI. 2s24
Evening star., 1941-02-05
SPECIAL BARGAIN

Rent. $50. Price, $4,000. o-story fiat,
gas heat: large light rooms and 3 porches;
located 3rd st, near K ne: very con-
venient TO downtown section; in perfect
condition.
HOWENSTEIN REALTY CORP.
141s II St. NV, District 1877.
Evening star., 1941-02-05
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT

IN NoMEADoWBRooK-6 ROOMS. . BATHS:
Sl0.a50 sale or 500 rent. 119 Aspen
s. Chevy Chase, Nd. BY OWNER,
Wisconsin 1927
BROOKDALE-NR WESTERN AVE AND
River I'd. 6-rm- white brick, in excel
cond. Phone Oliver 2I91
Evening star., 1941-02-05
FLATS FOR RENT.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED,

! 334 IRVING ST. N.W.-2-APT. FLA
upper fat, unfurn.: r, b. oil heat: mo
kit. bath garage SO. Ma. 9124.
Evening star., 1941-02-05

S45 90 monthly. FEDERAL FINANCE CO,
9l5 New York ave. NV. National 14l6.
Evening star., 1941-02-05
HOUSES UNFURklsHEp.

s5o.NEw 5.RooM BUNGALOW; U,S NStov,s WoqD. S1.
service; nearby Md. Hillside 0630.
CHASE aa5 Bans NJ Seet nsa nssi
C. C Circle. s rms, : bas. Il bedroom ba
lst floor; also 10 rms, ga bas.. suitable
room in Chevy Chase: > extra master bed
| rooms. sun parlors parouet floors through
Sp St D Fu5I0S 55S 3 Once GoRPoE R2S open am ETe
FALLS CHURCH, vA-9 RMS. BA., OIL
heat; corner l00x?00; also 5-rm.. ba.
ns1s0s Es St Md b. Fh6oS 5a once ooE aso
open r am. to Q pm
Mr. WARDMAN PIX HOTEL,-BRICK, 6
S mel porches oil heat garage
st. Brick f bunEaow Mf61srn s6G aSe and Davenport
THos l. PHILLIPS, 35l Conn. Wo 1000.
CHEVY C CHASE . ?; PC C;ms75; Z. ROOMS G
Frtgidaire, sarage, screened porch, large
attic and cellar A. cond on bus line to
Wis. and Conn. aVeS.: 533S 4lSt st. NV.
Call EN-. 4iS9 for inspection.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C. 2932 PORTER ST,
q rms, ch.w- bath extra shower;
scr. porcheS gar. INV h: so. AID. SSa4.
ATTRACTIVE 6-ROOM BRICK, 3 HUGE
bedrooms. > baths, oil heat 500 mo, ?
MR 2cN TWEED WEE aE EN- 9G s"7 fhaEhS 18Th ST. s.
3Io3 HAWTHORNE ST. NV. OFF 22nd
81. DtlNttH OdlutulhI anu 1dIutlu-.b
fireplace. spacious din; rm., kit. lge. open
porch, lovely sun porch on md fl. maids
quarters equipped laundry rmn built-in
garage: on quiet street finest restricted
residential neiehborhood: immediate oc-
cupancy. Sl25 mo. Mr.. BAKER, Ma,
sos N. FILLMORE ST, ARL., VA.--4-.RM.
Adults Conv. transp. CH. 40Sa.
300 WILSON LANE, BETHESDA, MD
schools stores. Reasonable
WE HAVE A COMFORTABLE 6-RM. BUN
galoW, located IN good ne residential sec
0n Nep psrtd oT VII xIF IfsSe q
1880 MACOMB ST, CLEVELAND PARK
6 large rooms, several porches. maids
room and bath; oil heat: garage. beautiful
HILL, Ma aaoo Evenings. Ts. !" wo> - aaas' aS7
Ii DENWOOD AVE,
Takoma Park. Md.
Bungalow. > rooms. large finished attic.
garage; near schools. stores and trans
portation; rent S5!,..
Sl3 Union Trust Bldg MA 3630.
SoSIes or rsn WELI ya shc 6ea
a office or phone for details
GEORGE l. BORGER
643 Ind Ave. NV Ma. O35O
I06 FRANKLIN AVE, SILVER SPRING.
Md.-Owner ordered out of town will rent
MS new nome. latest of modern improve
ments; S67 so per month
LEO. V. GLORIUS,
1913 18th ST. NV DI laa5
:322a MILITARY % RID. N.W-DETACHED
rms, pain. garage. oil heat SIS
INTERNATIONAL BANK. DI Os64.
I16, LONGFELLOW ST. NW-S55
Brlck Il rooms, tile bath. covered front
porch. ; screened rear porcheS, ElectrnIux
reg" hot-water heat. Just reflniShed
throughout, built-in garage, close 10
schools, stores, tranSp Key at 1nS Long
leIow St NV or phone WO- aI6I
MODERN, DETACHED BRICK HOUSE.
near D. c. line and River I'd, Nd; )
rooms bath. gas furnace. fireplace: lot
nOx!Oo T.. oak trees Electroux: S67 50
LOUIS P SHOEMAKER.
17l9 ST. NV Ma 1I66
CHEVY CHASE MODERN HOMES
u. c. and Md to IL rms / to 2
paths: several new brick. 1927 Eve NV,
LESLIE d. MEASELL WO. ABB.
BRICK BUNGALOW-ONLY SIS
Nearby Va. only yrs. old; 3 rooms
e00ioITeedd tile bath: auto, heat, porch lot
2oAl n" It Chestnut 0i16.
GLOVER PARK-ONLY S62 so.
ha 4hly i yrs old; brick. + rooms. tiled
recreation room. porch. DU, 777S.