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Evening star., 1942-03-05
Deaths Reported

James P. Garner, 81, 1928 East Capitol st.
Henrietta Fowler, 80, 421 18th ST. sc.
Ida L. Stiles so. 2233 Wisconsin ave. n w.
Henry G. McKim, 80. Providence Hospital.
Catherine A. Schaeffer, SO, 1888 Kalorama
Gertrude Smith. g., st. Elizabeth's Hos
pital.
Jennie Seldom. 62.- sibley Hospital;
Albert D. Clark. 55 United States Soldiers
Home Hospital.
Carroll B. Spencer. So, 1928 LIVINGSTON
Roger Allen. %, Gallinger Hospital.
Ella B. Biddle.. 26, sibley Hospital;
Alice M Chew, SO, 1924 st. NV.
Fannie Beale, so, Emergency Hospital.
William Reed, rs. 644 Eastern ave. NV.
Royal D. Bunton. 81, 205 ! St Sc.
Lournda Hutchinson, 5s, 1924 Sherman
ave. n W.
Lee r. Cook. 50, Walter Reed Hospital.
Mary Price. -, Freedmen's Hospital.
Frederick Pendergast, AZ, End and sts.
Elton Tolson. 81. sl2 End st. sw
William Hargrove, g. 1105 9Th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Auto Owners Warned
Thefts Will Increase

In view of the difficulty of Sc
curing replacements, automobile
owners should make additional pro-
visions to safeguard auto parts and
accessories, the Federal Bureau Of
Investigation warned yesterday in
It's quarterly bulletin Uniform Crime
Reports.
According to reports received by
the F.. B. l., thefts of auto parts.
accessories and other property
from automobiles constituted So per
cent of the total larcenies COM
mitted in 1941. Auto thefts, which
increased per cent in 194l, are
likely to continue to increase in
1912 unless owners take greater pre-
cautions against thefts," the F. B. I.
bulletin said.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Births Reported

Bollt. Theodore and Elizabeth, boy.
Bounds, Roger and Doris. boy.
Capino. Harrv and Marjorie. boy.
Carr. Basil and Dorothy. boy.
Craven. Robert and Ruth, girl.
Cullinane. Joseph and Gertrude, boy.
Dickie. Walter and Jeanne, girl.
Dulaski, Benedict and virginia, girl.
Gaines. James and Louise. boy:
Greenstein. Arthur and Jane, boy.
Hayden. Charles and Thelma, girl.
Jones, W. Harper and Frances, girl.
Kelly, Maurice and Blanche, girl.
Kilby. Russell end Anna. boy.
Mooney, Edward and Mary, boy.
Mcdonald, Gene and Mae, girl
PatZ, Joseph and Helen, girl.
Presley, Maurice and Anna, boy.
Silsby, John and Dolores, girl.
Sterling, Earl and Anita, girl.
Thompson, Vincent and Agnes. girl.
Turajski, Sigmund and Olga, girl.
Ulitzky, Meyer and Fannie, boy.
Witeck, John and Evelyn, girl.
Ye-g, Raymond and Rita. girl.
Bates, Henry and Margaret, boy.
Biscoe. Timothy and Agnes, boy.
Bryant, Bruce and Grace, girl.
Carroll, Clinton and Tanys, girl.
Coleman, Leonard and Annie, girl.
Colston. John and Gwendolyn boy.
Davis, Nose and Magialene, girl.
Douglass, Smith and Artie. boy
Gaines, william and Emma, boy.
Lotion, Isaac and Dorethe, girl.
Mickle, Oscar and Bessie. boy.
Quinnerly, Jesse and Mary, boy.
Robinson. Arthur and Georgianna, Gil
Station, zelmon and Elizabeth, boy.
Evening star., 1942-03-05
Citizens Group to Hear
Zone Ruid Wurdens

The Connecticut Avenue Citi-
zens' Association will meet at 8
o'clock tonight at parish hall of All
Souls Cathedral Episcopal Church,
Cathedral avenue and Woodley
place NV.
After a short business meeting
the zone wardens will speak. They
include Paul Lesh. Harry Borjes,
Julian Wilhelm. Ernest P. Walker,
F. X. Gray, j. E. Kottila and E. c..
Mover.
Evening star., 1942-03-05

club editor dallas, Tex, branch)
is responsible. Which proves that
persons who edit night clubs are
capable of something or other.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-06-18

what you want even if you have
the money" He's has a start,
at least, and maybe next year
things will be different. Fishing
is more fun than working, any
way.
O. Z. Jones and Red" Porter
1.-TWO fishermen) have been feud-
ing with me all spring about one
thing or another . now it's my
pay check and if they get it
there's going to be a shooting
war for sure.
The weather turned cold last
week k-end but that's what Mrs.
Bessie Strong really expected it
to do but nevertheless she en-
joyed her stay with Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Ingold.
Noticed Bill Frankenberry
working the other day at a cot
tage near the my place. He
might be in his late COS but the
way that fellow was swinging
an axe in cutting down a tree
you would think he was about
19. By the way Bill what's
wrong with your fishing =. now
if it's work you are looking for
you ought to buy a license and
try your luck swinging in some
blue gillS or catfish.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-06-18
MOTTO "


The Civil Service Commission OF
the City of Newark, Ohio, viii con-
duct an examination for Veterina-
rian- Meat-Dairy and Food Inspect
or in the Department of Pubic
Health of the City of Newark. ohio
Said examination Will be held on
June 90, 1912, at 200 i. NJ. on the
Second Floor of the High school
Gymnasium North Fifth Street. in
the city of Newark, ONO.
The age limit for the applicants
for the position of Neterinar!au-
Meat-Dairy and Food Inspector is
81 to 65 years, and applicants must
hold state Veterinarian License.
Applications may be obtained at
the office of the Clerk of the
Civil Service Commission, Franklin
Southland, in the First National
Bank Building, Newark, Ohio. Said
applications must be on file not
later than three o'clock p. NJ. June
26th, 1912.
THE CIVIL SERVICE
COMMISSION OF THE CITY
OF NEWARK, OHIO,
BY Franklin Southard, Clerk.
j 1926
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-06-18

June 16th-opening of bass
season-has come and gone but
not without the usual rush and
scramble of the first day. 1t was
a cold, rainy morning (deal for
bass) but for some reason the
big mouths didn't hit so we'll.
Quite a large number of the
boys had their boats reserved
far in advance. One of the first
to do or die was George Harri-
son from Columbus then
there was others, Bud Twany,
Floyd Dickerson and old ia
miliars" like Paul Miller and 49,.
Cliff Roberts, who couldn't make
the trip out to order a boat but
sent me special orders to hold
one also Ram Stargell, who
has landed 80 bass so far this
year made an urgent request for
a front anchor boat-serVice he
wants? Barney Ewing, from
out at the Pure Oil, ordered a
boat but | don't know why, as
Barney catches more off shore
and Paul Hottinger, from
Jacktown, who for weeks has
been polishing up his long cane
pole and rubber nipple CHATS
the way he fishes) ready to get
the jump on them ... Yes, | hear
that Paul Rennecker, who ekes
out a living at the Ohio Power
is planning on coming-that is
when it gets $50 in the shade"
=. and Aug Rathburn and DR..
Sealover who lead the GAINESVILLE
fisherman made big plans :.
More Of 'em-Mike Spicer and
Jake Winters caught the 1901
A. NJ. what luck, haven't heard
AL Snyder says he's first
day man but he will not" come
until daylight, because he says
(quote) that there's no use to be
a complete Cd fool about it
Bebe Fessler who tried to catch
and throw back all the bass in
the lake while the season was
out, will now have his chance to
really show his stuff and many,
many more have come and gone
since opening day and more will
come and go in the future, al
ways expecting to catch the
Largest" well, that's the fun
of it.
Since bass season has opened
| really expect to do a big bus
mess in my Ananias Club with
at least so new memberships.
Shucks! It's easy It's easy
pickin'.
John Mcpherson and family
are vacationing out here and for
once in several years have come
when you could catch 'em and he
really has dropped the anchor
on many.
Munkachy and his boy Bill
caught some nice gills the other
day and now their hunting the
big mouths.
Merle Starkey, one Of the
Owens-Corning boys has bought
a lot in the Avondale vicinity
and starting to erect a small cot
tage for himself and family.
Merle says: at will be just a
covering for us as you can't buy
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-06-18

A business meeting was held
Monday by members of Alpha
Nu chapter of Delta Chi Sigma
sorority in the club rooms at
7:45 p. m.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-06-18

To most of us, eggs seem such q
common food that we don't realize
how valuable they can be in the
diet. They are, however a bar
gain package of good nutrition at
any time. This is proved by the
tact that the yolk of the egg is
one of the first solid foods added
TO milk in an infants daily diet.
They are especially rich in iron
and vitamins A and D. Since
there are over a thousand different
ways to serve eggs they combine
so easily with all other foods, we
are glad to use them as much as
possible.
Chocolate Sponge Cake
6 egg yolks
c. sugar
IA c. boiling water
tsp. vanilla
~ c. pastry flour
Tbsp. cocoa
2 tsp. baking powder
u tsp. salt
Beat egg yolks until thick and
light. Gradually add the sugar,
beating it in and alternating it
with the boiling water. Add salt
and favoring. Fold in the flour
which has been sifted four times
with the cocoa and baking pow
der. Bake in ungreased pan in
moderate oven $50 degrees fol. l
hour. Invert pan and let cake
cool in pan.
Cottage Cheese Custard
2 c. cottage cheese
2s c. sugar
c. milk
4 eggs
Tbsp. butter
! tsp. salt
Tbsp. lemon juice
Beat eggs, and add sugar, salt,
and milk. Stir in cottage cheese,
butter, and lemon juice. Nutmeg
may be used in favoring. Pour
into a creased baking dish which
is set in pan of hot water. Bake
in a slow oven, 800 degrees, about
l hour, or until a knife inserted in
center comes out clean.
Macaroni and Egg-HoneY Comb
Style
2H OF. macaroni. long
strips
A eggs, beaten
2 c. milk
IL c.. sharp cheese, grated
~ tsp. salt
\ W tsp. pepper
Dash cayenne
Cook macaroni in salted water
until tender. Drain and arrange
macaroni strips lengthwise IN
square or rectangular creased pan.
Mix all remaining ingredients ex-
cept the cheese. Pour over maca-
roni reserving ~ cup for the
cheese crust. Place casserole in
pan of hot water and bake in mod.
crate oven, 375 degrees for ! hour
Meanwhile cook remaining milk
mixture like a soft custard until
slightly thickened. Cool and add
cheese. When macaroni custard
is almost set, cover top with the
cheese layer. Continue cooking
until cheese is melted and the sur
face is Drowned.
To serve cut across the maca-
roni. This gives the dish an un-
, usual appetite appeal.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-06-18

cool NoNCRUsHABLE Summer travelling suits by
CHS actresses Phyllis (Maudies Diaryl Creore ard Toni
Wondn Of Courdge) Gilman 0eekend trip to Washington,
the B. O. lounge car Phyllis Qeft) models gold ae
short jacket suit h gold button trm Tons ensemble
,v find that oh changes Of accessories both these models
feet for number Of occasions rom De Pima, N Y) g
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-06-18

ENJOY YOUR TRIP to the ut.
IL most by being completely
comfortable, says CHS actress
Toni ('Wonoan of Courage) Gil
man. Here she is practicing Uhdt
she breaches aboard the B. e. 0.
"Royal Blue" For long trips, she
wears cool rayon slacks and a gay
cotton blouse. (From De Pima.
N. Y.l -- ~,
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-06-18

country's vital supply. Gasoline dealers will i'm
medately be reimbursed by the oil companies sup
plying them, and the rubber will be bought by the
Rubber Recovery Corp, new government unit
Any margin over the penny pound will go to
Army and Navy Relief, the U. S. o. and the Red
Cross Oil companies, with Others will contribute
transportation and all costs of picking up and
handling, as well as the time of thousands of en-
ployees.
Let's go, Ohio (. get the rubber in!
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1942-06-18
TO ALL SOHO DEALERS.

because OF our country's serious rubber situation
President Roosevelt launched the Scran Pnhbarr
Drive with all possible speed. There was no time
1or detailed pannng-the important thing is to
get the rubber in " "
But as always, you responded magnificentlv
you've done a great job and we know that Won
VIII continue to do all in your power to make
;n inns DRIVE as. smashing success Many of you aren't
e9ulpPea e @ with scales for weighing the rubber, and
the people of Ohio will patrioticaly bear with Won
and other dealers working under this handican
your company assures you full cooperation by i'm
medlately refunding you the cent-a-pound vou nav
Tor scrap rubber turned in at your station in coi
lectlng the rubber and in rendering any help Won
may need ~ 'P sou
w. T. HOLIDAY, President
THE STANDARD OIL co. (OHIO,
Evening star., 1942-12-13
OFFICIAL NOTICES.

BOARD OF zoN1NG ADJUSTMENT. WASH
lngton. December 13. l942.-Notice is
hereby given that = public hearing will be
in Room 500, District Building beginning
at 10 a m. Tuesday, December -, 1912, for
the purpose Of considering appeals filed
under the provisions OF an act of Congress
approved June 90. 1888 public No. 6s4
for the coming Of the District of Columbia
and the regulation of the location. height,
buik and uses OF buildings and other struc-
lures, and of the uses Of land in the Dis
and regulations promulgated hereunder to
Eit: $40. Appeal Of the estate Of Mary c.
Green. on behalf of Hester B. Shouts. con-
tract purchaser, for permission to establish
Boulevard NV. lot 500. square l4i4.
s14. Appeal OF the w. c. d A. N. Miller
DEVELOPMENT Company. owner. on behalf Of
the Mt Vernon Seminary lessee, for permis-
SIC Sion jest to establish . school 1oraneh Of the
ham Road NV. lots and 2. square 1853
Development COMPANY. owner. on behalf Of
the Mt. Vernon Seminary. lessee, for permis-
M3 siqn tor1sn to establish school fbrsnch Of the
Fulton Street NV. lots 90 and 81. square
1903. s16., Appeal Of the w. c. q A. N
Miller Development Company. owner, on be
permission TO- establish a school (branch
Tilden Street NV. iot s. square 14Sa.
81: Appeal Of the W. c. 4 A. N. Miller
the Mt. Vernon Seminary. lessee. for per
mission to establish a school tbranch Of the
street NV lot 2s. square l5o5 THEo.
noRE noI 5v l. coE. c,E.R HtRRY BLAZE d4IEL, JOHN
UEL scRivENER: JR., Board q zonins
Adiustnert. District Of Columbia
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LOTS FOR SALE.

IDEAL FOR MATERIAL YARD, ABOUT
10000 So. 1T. in southwest section; will sell
or lease with option to buy.
A. M. ROTH, woodward Bldg MA 1885
GOOD SECTION OF ARL.. VA LOTS
8 excayated, ready to build on. Sell
right. Box 353-M. Star
ONE LOT IN SOUTHEAST SECTION FOR
further information call Columbia 1884.
FORCED TO SELL FOR CASH,
2 lots at less than "a price $4,000. 'front.'
East Capitol st. now being put through by
Govt. So 5405. lots 3, 4. IL, IL, Is,
16. 1S, 20 and 21. Box 204-M. Star.
COLORED - BARGAIN = ACRE Let; II
special, Sl50 cash. Ib MI Md State
road RE. 29qS
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CLINTON. MD.

Close to Camp Sprint, euitlsnd.
3 n. & r. bath, 2-story. bedrooms,
screened sleepine porch; poultry houses.
201126; outbldss.: So.500; terms: $3.50
r. bath. coal h.-v.h. AMI. 4 bed
rooms. frigidaire, electric stove excellent
financed.
2, bath. coal b; ;-v;h,; electric. sardsn.
poultry land: $1,000: half cash.
h:-v;h.. school etc. slose; etate road;
Evening star., 1942-12-13

VIRGINIA
REAL ESTATE OWNERS
ATTENTION."
have a large waiting list Of huv.rs
Tor AL types Of real estate in virginia,
Therefore, II you have any property to
looking for Therefore. II you want 10
sell or II you need q loan or insurance at
once. see me.
VIRGINIA
REAL ESTATE SEEKERS
ATTENTION"
age in Virginia. "
IF YOU ARE SEE ME AT ONCE.
RAY BARNEY,
VIENNA va. Manassas, Va
rhohe @lo or l54. Phone 219.
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KEITH D. BRUMBACK,
Evn1usiye1v rhsetou. pso~
ARLINGTON. VA.-S5. 500

Five rooms and bath. comp brick
bungalow, 2 bedrooms. living room, dinette,
Kit. LARGE lot, oil heat. hardwood floors.
FLA financed: $500 minimum cash. Falls
Church oO2S-J
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oUT-oF-ToWh REAL ESTATE.

oUT-oF-1oWN REAL ESTATE.
CITRUS GROVE, BRADMTON, F1A.-N-
mile water front. LOO trees, house and
garage: to close an estate; pictures avail
able. Price $4,000. Phone ME. O4s6
WANT TO TRADE Arm HOUSE. AMI
No. IA, nr. East Palatka. Fla. for house
trailer; must be % IT. or more, equipped,
tires: brakes and late model; clear title
Warfield 1897.
modernized. rent reasonable; furnished or
unfurn. acre lot; located at Plains, Va,
Routes 15 and So CHARLES CLARK.
Germantown, Md. Gaithersburg 21-F-11.
Evening star., 1942-12-13
FOR A SMALL FAMILY

This 5-room brick of Colonial design,
located in a convenient and attractive resi-
Dental section OF nearby Arlington. is
within walking distance Of stores. schools
corner lot. it contains living room G6xl 81
with fireplace and door opening on porch,
dining room I0x12) and modern kitchen.
door opening on deck, euestroom and full
tile bath with shower. Price. S7.a5O.
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.,
2s40 Wilson Blvd, Arlington. Va.
CH :;S3S Ewes, GIL Snft
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peter j. hagar
ydth ST NE WA
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT

NEAR POTOMAC, MD, aI2 MILES FROM
D. c. line, Immediately south Of and next
to Normandie Farms. 7 rooms, bath a
hedroon1sl. hot-sir heat, elec coal range.
"Philco" gas stove. .elec, refs. Rent S75
Der month. Possession on or eefore Jan. l..
Phone owner between am. and pm.
MCLEAN. VA-7-RooM HOUSE; AMI:
h -w.h.: partially furnished: availabln Zee.
! g oxford 40S1. C. S. Geier.
S"5 MO; Bpm. FI1pN. COTTAGES: GAS
{, elec. F. MCLAUGHLIN dog house>. Fqt--
fax Park, Springfield. Va. . miles ". Aex
va Franconia rd. extended.
& RMS. GLAsSFn-IN PCPCH COAL
hent' S55 month. Hillside O46I-W.
NEW 7-RM. HOUSE. 2 BATHS. NEW FUR
nishngs: Chain Bridge rd. in Va: only g
miles from Whit House; coal or oil heat;
beautiful setting: $3.50. Ask telephone
ooerator for Elmwood 45e
UNFURN. 2-BEDRM HOUSE FOR GEN
tiles: refrigerator: new village. y mi. to
bus terml. beautiful location; S55 mo.
5S06 63rd ave- Eastpines, Riverdale, Md.
Phone Greenbelt 3Os6
NEW HOUSE, 5 ROOMS BATH. CELLAR,
porches: 10-minllte drive to Navy Yard or
Su1tland, Md: 45 per mo. Spruce 0246-W.
1.ANHAM, MD, FOWLER LANE-5-RoOM
furnished BUNGALOW. $3.50 month. D1.
1871 or WO. O929 13'
LANDOvER HILLS
FLrn. Arm. bungalow ami. bedrms.
Yrs lease; adults only: $50. WA. 1919
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KEITH D. BRUMBACK.
CHESTNUT 1897 UNTIL Pm

lhvEsTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
40 ROOMS l2 BATHS, OPERATED AS
exc exciusye Toomins house, near Dupont Cir
monthly $4,000 cash required. Box
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS SECTION Mr.. 14TH
st nto s@a aats 0.h' Al renea ed Ind IND
FIJI FIJI viii II handle CAN 6syid RifEina ?io
betseen besa st . and ans IL: RE 4os4 on weekdays
sPEcIAI-,NEAR 3rd AND @ sTs. NV
25-ft.-front store and 3 apts.: h.-w.h.;
elec.; three-car brick garage; rented, 81
o24; price, s1a'5oo. Act today. RE. 5Sle.
SPECIAL. BARaA1NIK ST; NV. NEAR
baths; h.-w.h.: elec. RE. 5216. a.
4-FAMILY FLAT. EACH APT CONSIST
as Of sna yRs sssts
j Unit .xsiIsSie for immedisse possession
snsn. 4as istms $. owNER EHee CO is con-
Colonial 3-fsm. APT. bldg. large, lot. nr.
noPpas nnsl rental fesfI seD Ar fnT ieo on bus
REAL INVEsTMENT-FOR FUTURE
security. recently completed village Of
20 separate buildings Of spts each oSh
stores, schools end buses Lons-term loa n
and low monthly payments. Falls Church
SUITABLE FOR APIS, RUNNING
water on each floor. 8-room, brick. q
story and basement. NJ. Senate Office
and paint: price $4,000. About $1,000
cash required. Mr.. Aiken. RE. 1887:
evenings. sligo e216.
BE9T NV 23-UNTT APT NCOK OVER
annual -Cssh, $4,000, balance easy.
Title ready. No commission. Consider
2s!lirf y inseFsst Owner. ?. o. Bon 1890
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

REAL ESTATE WANTED TO PURCHASE
by private party. 3 or family 2-bedrm
apt. NV. Box 394-K. Star.
TRY LISTING YOUR PROPERTY,
Sale or Rent, Land or Bldgs., With
OHARE ESTATES. 1915 NV.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

1855 ACRES OF LAND SITUATED ON
Severn River, Anne Arundel County. Marv-
land. Acreage consists of eight tracts to
be sold either in whole or in part About
90 miles from Washington and 90 miles
from Baltimore. near Herald Harbor.
JULIUS MINT,
Calvert Building,
Baltimore. MARYLAND
Phone number: Calvert 633o
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FOR COLORED.
,0O NOPTHEAST
FOR COLORED.
NORTHEAST.
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

FURNISHED GROOM HOUSE. m GOOD
condition, ami: 3 acres srouno. IaIs.
chicken coups. greenhouse, all necessary
tools. Call Union 5115. ----------
- . pMs pATHs, 7 BEDRMS., AUTO:
eo., neat. a fireplaces: 5 min. bus and
train. 4-car garage. Forest Glenn Park'
Mdi Also modem om n 3o-rm. hotel, same location.
OWNER, DI. 1921.
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ONE-ROOM FURNISHED OFFICE, $40,
or share, S25. 1910 Vermont ave. DE
1892.
PRIVATE OFFICES.
Furnished, with secretariaI service; central
modern. RE. l711.
LARGE LIGHT AND DESIRABLE OFFICE
room on ground floor of 1871 K ST. NV.
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO. 1871 K st, n W.
1122 VERMONT AVE.-lst FLOOR. SUIT
able for office or store: rent, 500 per
Inquire office. BURLINGTON Hotel, l12O YER
mont ave. NV.
LIE DR0IT BLDG, soO-s10 ST. NV
Desirable ohces and shop, large and bright;
reas. rent. Apply Room 10.
. PRIVATE OFFICES. WITH GENERAL
reception room, downtown: heat. light
elevator service. p. B. x: suitable for doc
tor denfiTt or business. DI, $50, Ext. s02
SINGLE ROOM IN SUITE WITH PHONE,
desk. chairs and secretarial IL desired
Investment Bldg. ME. 417l.
IDEAL FOR BUILDER ARCHITECT OR
engineer; large very b"iRht rooms: Conn.
ave. near st Phone DU. 7T7s.
DUPONT CIRCLE
u, large rooms, rent $50 month. See
sANDoZ, INC.
. Dupont Circle. DU 1894
11O7 EYE ST NV
Heat and Janitor Service.
Basement, large rooms; very reason
able rent of S32 so
INK rvI PSI. s. WALsHE' 1Nc;s s.so
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ONLY ONE LEFT.
INDIAN SPRINGS PARK,
$500.

fUU =. WCIDOfINE AVE.
$500 CASH. $50 MONTH
INCLUDING TAXES AND ms
The last Of a group Of modern fve-
room and full tile bath bungalows.
Larfe. bright rooms, hardwood floors
r'ndern kitchens, de luxe equipment,
hot-water heat. coal; large, bright base
ment; front and rear porches: large
level lots: on hard surfaced street. TO
reach: Out Colesville rd. to Four Cor
ners: right on Old Bladensburg rd. to
bus at Ga. ave. and Alaska ave termi-
nal and get of at Old Bladensbure
h1o,d hhd; snd franklin, turn right two, short
peter j. hagan,
1897 saith ST NE, WA. 37s6 =
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BELTSVnLE 5-R. AND BATH BUNG.,
n:-w.h, OIL burner double garage: 75xl5O
near bus; incl. furniture, $500; terms
Ardmore-l acre; g r. and bath: h, w h.
oil burner; S8.5O0. terms
Hyattsville Hills-Brick, r. and I, b. tn
lst noor; second floor. l large room kit.
and t. bath; rec. room, fireplace; built in
garage; near bus; rented. $3.50 mo-: DR.,
$4,000; terms. Also brick 5-r. and t.
satn % non nonnES. anS h,wh. oil burner, $3.50;
Riverdale-S r. and bath: air-conditionS Sd
heat feoaD: double garage: near car line
S6.950; terms. ZANTZINGER, WA. 1919.
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OWNER TRANSFERRED.
Nearlv new. 5-roor brick and frar'e -
story hcu5e, large lot: excellent neighNor-
mood ell conveniences; ! block from
~ t, +, ,nortation: A bargain at $4,000. Re-
COZ oNIAL. GU o7cc9.
SNAIL FcTATE IN ARLINGTON.
tsrss rome On acres. situated well
r. nlar"; .s,,r, dining room fireplace; huge So
en-, Fcreened perch ind foor. bed
rooms. = baths, extra larg. heautif''l
msster bedroom. many large closets. ard
noor. maids room. BATH storage I'm
Sulated). Full basement Oil h-w.h
Laundry. Garage. Woodhouse. Tennis
court: Garden Smell chicken house
Secluded and lovely, vet on direct 10-cent
ter1snnsspoortation e1n son to Washington. Price
ROMYE LAMBORN.
sooS Wilson Blvdr Arlington. Va.
Oh. Alb. Glebp 3.11