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12 REAL ESTATE THE SUNDAY SALE—SUBURBAN. (Continued.) GAKCREST — NEW BRICK _ COLONIAL; | large rooms. sun parlor, h.-w.h.. oek floors. | butlt-in karage: large lot: $10,500; $1.000 | cash balance to sull- Also 5.r. nevw brick. ami oak srove. terraced lawn, built-in Garage. 1500: $1.000 cash. balance easy. WASHINGTON 'PARK-9-r. house, mcd- ern. hizh elevation. beautiful view: large e rcom: sacrifice sale. $10.500: with all Tu $11.000. This 13 worthv of nves Also 6-r. modern bun- hict sewer. gas. elec.. city Paved sireet. terracéd lawn: DAaO- v D. C. and river: convenient to and. {ransportation. 20 min cated; at mbout the igation. ele: ation 2 NDS---6-r. old eolonial. Ried. ‘patior suite. piano” dining room el Water” §3%50; ¥300 cash. 12,05 land. on | Owner going & t sell for $1.000 csh. Why rent ke rent> MODERN BUNGALOW: | 535 per mo. Also 4 T nd 340 mo.. sewes. ce. Taundry tibs: ltee. shady | +'omce. Va Mt bivd. ~ Fhone | d RAINIER. MD $4.500.000 lo® 40140, water heat. 5 closets e et care, as down o Hyatt 3-ROOM Ideal for ton paved JOHN '\ 2930-0 HEART OF' HYA' el 2" bathe, paved street 3300 cash aona HeRtey] SHOWINC | elling. o chest- | heat, Oakrid TE within few blocks of busses. Accept late payment, balance like fe 9501 . HOT chickens road, PLENDID | miles | oniv 1116 ACR cond! fo W £4.250 00, B5ic IN THE price KINNEY, SVILLE. furnace “heat. | Reduced {rom 0_mo. ERVIN READY OCT chen e 1ipped w how.h Rarage ion Alcova His {YATTSVILLE HILLS new. F. o o bath porch aeTa0 BUNGALOW —LIKE wng room. kitchen elassed-in_sleeping porches, built-in £a- tubs. large lot all cash pavment | e 1ot in_rear can | Phone L HUCK, Joh aves.. TERMS OR 1569 Benning M son & « ROOMS ding lots. NEARBY VA AND reconditioned: 3.7 o, Clev. 4733 €. BUNGALO! N -5 rooms. cars, Govt. park. D 50 e BEAUTIFUL Cpen- 6704 4tk 3] ozes mode; ol HILTS t available: | 750 ber mo NGTON bath Fator o Fom H B TFRRETT. © NW. Phone Met don 1828-J-2 VA 6236, ABOUT 2 the most homes i vacant: oni R RYON (O 1218 oo e, ho. time offered 2 sqs. from cers, ROOM HOME N 1 s from city - also I unfinished ot “both real bargains Address Box 358-K. Star COLONIA 5D COLONIAL BRI : modern con- Before describ- understood that it ity of pro- efinement and that the ifying ref- In “the past nhouses prior to te sand-fin iaid * linoleum brick fir heat, b awood 2000. conventes Tel. Cl in K rendon B. ELEC. WATER. ase. fruit, flowers: $4.500: terms and furnish coal for 29 Sibley ave. Hyatts. T8-R FIRST SHOWING. e omes. 5 rooms rdwood floors. fireplace, gas. elec.: landscaped niently to shops. transpors corner Ballston ave. and from Washington-Lee 5 Drive out and ests Priced low at all dav Sunday. M. L. rendorn 1938, IsL, BARGAINS % &@ bric Garriso and bath, only £2,650. . Md : acre Mt. Rainier, . Takom Box 281-K. S BUNGALOWS, pl. n.e. before buving. space in attic for 3 car garage; corner intil 2 pm N_BROTHERS, Rd " Lin. 9400, WOODRIDGE. D, C ooms h-w h. double garage: large 300 down. balance like rent 03 or inquire 2377 R. 1. ave. n.e. WOODRIDGE, D. C > Open Daily Unfil 8 P 2508 Per c.—Splendid 5-room bun- galow wit ¢ iarge enough for 2 more fireplace, 1 th and shower; very modern WOODRIDGE REALTY CO. North 7203, I Ave. NS TORY HO H-WH, ELEC. SE ath bungalow with rnace, nil modern § trays. large lot Price, $3.500. nd bath bungalow | improvements. h.-w.h.. open lot with beautiful shade to bus line and stores. ngalow., tile bath, with ne room, open fireplace. ractive kifchen anc break- sels. h-v.h.. electricity cure, hich clevation line and stores. cen be parment, bought with easy monthly ANTZINGER CO Hyattsville, Hratis ON EASY TERMS, 1 ow. am'ii ' one acre ise for 200 chickens. dou- laen and hedse: close to $4.25 | Md. HOME % Fou-roor bie aze, nrett stieet car. Price, bungalow enience two acres ground. ouse and garage; every on concrete road: $6.500 ion porch semi-bungalow. on oz arge 1VIng room. pen fireplace, tile bath, garage; open | ile bath, Rarag & ROGERS. Hsattsville 503 SPRING BARGAINS, well h.-w nt {o: thiy payment ¢ North Woodside home. a neighborhood des are offered __ ROGERS TA, s ARSI vER Two-bed cated. h To- heat. more $7.850 such valu #9.250 bungalow of ur ice corner where each view convenience: ex- living _room that 15 differ pict ceplionzil A pore or small tisement coma Park. D. C. 300._Open Stunday $6.000.00 HOME I IN NEARBY VIRGINIA. ||| Attractive five-room_and bath home garage and 1ot 75x125. Ideal for the family that reeds a larze home, as rooms may be had ' for two_additional . by, aing the second floor. farm | under being_ combletelv located Jjust cff Me- within ‘fifteen min- TERMS. BUILDING SITES _Communits. Chureh that hav> ail vements and facc on hard streets and aze centrally. located transportation, schools and stores ed from 20 to 25 cents per Terms 1f Desired. P. W. SHARPE'CO. Realtors. Exclusive Agents. Clarendon. Va. Phone Clar. 2213. Livinaston e SALE—SUBURBAN. A REAL HOMI Well constructed stucco semi-bunzalow. 8 large rooms. 2 tile baths, hardwood fors. open fireplace, ceder closet, “car garage: located on corner lot in con: velent, section’ reduced $2.500 for quick sale: price, $7.730: terms. DUNN & CO.. 3333 R. T Ave NE Hyatts Beautiful Takoma Park. £7.350-Only $500 ca-h end $50 a month will ‘cover all Intercst and principal on this beautify 15h bunzalow! Att in deed. 15 “tha mrtistic, and spacions living TGom. with iis preity feolace and built-in bhaok case. ‘ihe charming little dming room and el appointed Kiichen The 2 brd Tooms, while ol arranged are 15 also a loy FATRIER way this is o delightfully home. different than the usual buntalow I hws ‘@ garage o mateh house. but besi of all: no furnace to hother with, no_coal. Mo ashes. This house is heated by a Bryant Fas heater and atso Thctantaneous hot Water. Nicely located on paved street. 810 Other good in houses, frame and bri parsains 000-513.950. Let Me Help You Chooss Yur Home. 1 Will Help You Finance. MAUDE H. LAWRY, 213 Cedar Ave. Shepherd 2546. 1210 GLEN ROSS RD. NORTH WOCDSIDE, 49,950, Sunday—10:30 to 6 pm "D, Open desiring a quick sale is colonial home oa the 6 spacious rooms. fine and screened Out sf-town owner sacrivzing his lovely easieac kind of terms consition: weatherstripped bepwriful land-caped o ouw varieties of roscs and other fiowers rage GO 223 CEDAR ST.. TAKOMA PARK VAN WAGNER, D. C * puichased ad low montn Heights. Md.. on n Diztrict Line, 1ington blve. L e out today or Phone Me 18° 24 NEW BUNGALO\W. Ia Lyon Park Va d tiled bath, b elec. gas aent cell laundrey trays. | T, ey wa rage. Excentior 750 LYON VILLAG active "6-room bath bunsalow tion. Pa an by and area gain b N, E. RYON Clarendon 1250, 100: NEAR NEW LEE BOULEVARD, 33 SOLD—S$400 CASH 7-room motl 2-story large glassed slecping porch, oa floors on 1st and 2nd floors: ¢ water, city gas: built-in h garage; hot-water heat. $7 850 Seven large rooms. shower. concrete ceil heating plant guarantesd to heat ail roons 70 degrees in' zero weather: 4 larze bed vooms. (8 large closets, 7 have clectric lights In them !, large paniry. teiect cuartered oak floors on 1st and 2nd fioors. large front porch. extra large sl ¢ home Only with water bath h built-in oversize ar: also room o 60 teet three coa's Four «lec om. ail lights co; Buil Siperintandgd hoaser them uilk i R 5 1ot sted outside. and home (ha 2t 12:n and House open st Bar- 2t my hou: inspect Pa. nce all the Located on croft. Va. "If vou prefer. o L and T will show you seme. 1 do nof for name end address. Do not follow customers. having nothing else to sell Yote my Whole time to my houses N over- head expenses; Day_ no commis; seliing”That's reason § can Eive fike T will show you %or price advertised Bring carpenter or any mechanic to inspect ame. nothing slighted in tai: house or any I build or will bulld. Barcrofi is 6 miles from White House over concrete Toad all the way. Columbia pike. Has about 195 homes. mostly Governmant werkers. No colored within 2 miles. Compare house with anything advertised around same price. Il romise vou will see real modern homes with many fertures to make housskeeping easy. Terms easy. $55 per month covers every- VPR WALTER O’HARA, OWNER & BUILDER, 'EL. CLARENDON 123 BARCROFT. VA SILVER SPRING, MARYLAND Four-room and bath brick home. Hot-water heat, water, gas, electricity, large dry base- ment. Paved street. Price, $5,500.00° £250 Cash—S45 Monthly 1 BUY SILVER SPRING REAL ESTATE Desirable Building Lots, $750.00 up; Terms: Acreage, Georgia Avenue Pike, $650.00 up; Terms. FRANK L. HEWITT 8117 Georgia Ave. Phone: Shepherd 3 Back to Ea}ly' American History Woodlawn Ave. Country Club Hills OPENIN TODAY inspection a six-room home of true Colonial de- sign having a view into Washington and overlook- ing the Washington Golf and Country Club. The at- mosphere of the early American Home has been portrayed by an unusual interior and exterior treat- ment. Moderately Priced To inspect: Drive over Key Bridge. out Lee Highway to Glebe roaa. fturn right to Wasiiaoton Golf' and Country Club. ' Follow Woodlawn Ave.. through _stone pillars, to fifth home on rigit. P. W. Sharpe Co. Realtors Exclusive Agents Clarendon, Va. Phone Clar. 2212 for U hot-water htnl.l jne 1l ted Rl i —Conts SALE—SUBURBAN. STAR, WASHINGTON, ! EXCHANGE. D, O, OCTOBER 18 SALE—ACREAGE. NUSUAL HOME SITE aining 7 acres, just bevond Norbeck, Md., on the Washinglon-Olney road; 650 ft. High view. modele ard g beautif; of neve seekin, | Star o lent co 2-car front exchan; 3720 gain. 9y on' D G car ling Abouf inclose room, large cour tractiv lighted, lodge stable, hous rental 1010 D b beant ville erly. 1 rage before or Sat FAKON WILL thi=1) empl 3-ROO! iot_40x | Sown. ARLIN bungal floors 631 Be | 1828-1-: FOUR-| er. cle Gund: n KENSI! less furnish 1L {1t gro epin ted S | foc ) 6 5-ROO! BROS| 428 C Lee Hi bridse. | rent: s VANT h0use home:i ferred T) 2145 P INC 22x7" Earage, Distri Bl Loca section. 14th ATT | Larg arge n busiy 1 1 1 1336 NI hhd Room | Al space, ROON filled change, come. 242-K, £17,000 202-K. 700 erties. or all large i 1o azen YOUR sround. | one- of | Bave $6.560 i o details amce. or_Pet differe —abou 9: froiitage mai isolation | zonabiy priced property. Modern 10-room. 3 pike. Arlington. WOODRIDGE 0, JESSE L. HEISKELL. 1115 Eye St. N.W._ 23-room house with screencd ver " rest_home or apblication reliable purchaser LCATUR Seven larze rooms, Highwa ardwood floors. veniences ved preferred 5 acres of g fit JTIFUL HOUSE. ROOM HOUSE. 27 Preston TAKOMA COLMAR 5. ROOMS. koma P; &round Gonzes 600" square feet: 1 AUTIFCL SHOW CENTRAL arar 15(h and H sts. SUBURBAN LOTS. apartment house and 3 other Improved prop- end rented. subject proposition. highway by 450 L depth. ‘elevation with beautiful “mountain Here you may enfov privacy without Frame dwelling could be re- d: hen houses and barn. fruit trees rapes. Several acres forested with ul old oak trees, Deep artesian well er-failing water supply, If you are the best, let me show you thiz res Address Box 231-K, Mee i i SUBURBAN HOME FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE BY OWNER tory house in excel- orchard, fine garden well shaded outright o 873 Col DLEE. 6 rooms. ami. at a bar- MAYNOR, 2605 Brentwood rd. ndition; 2 acre: garage and workshop Jawn. Owner will seil 5o, for city “property. 220d Open. st North 4338 ACRES LAND WITH 3-ROOM HOUSE. Southern ave. in Maryland adjoining only 2 miles from Congress Heights e only $4.00 SALE OK RENT—SUBURBAN. BALTIMORE PIKF. & miles from city—42 acres land. pdas and ctive ball Age rooms. t d_sleeping porches. at several dining rooms, I Litchen ‘and butler's pantrv. tenni spacious wrounds. lovely trees. at- « ‘grove. private entrance electrically . ‘unfailing water supply. 8-room house. large poultrs house. garage. Various frult trees. suitable tea sanitarium: reesonable {0 responsible Dariy, s lipon exceptionaliy terms to Worth tnvestization. S REALTY, COMPANY. Ave. Asents. Na. 8882 HEIGHTS, MD. bath. hardwood floors, g plant. porches. high location views, healthful, facing Defense ready’ for_cceup; Tel Hyatis- NEWMAN, road, Chev- DIXT] Vi . eat 334-J. Iy Md. ___RENT—SUBURBAN. FIVE-ROOM. BATH hot-wates hea Frigidaire, inst_water heater, ga- month. Call Clarendon 101:W-2 em. or after 7 pm. except Wed and Sunday. . MA PARK. D. ALOW. 1l con- 65 €. 5-ROOM BUNGA- d garage: $50 Shepherd 2546 SHARE NEW HOME WITH COUPLE and gas): furnished or unfurnished Call N. 5832 BATH BUNGALOW. GARA near cars; £30 mo. E. N. Ligh to Brentwood Post Office GTON. VA.—3-ROOM AND BATH ow, h-wh. electric stoye. hardwood kerage: $50 per month. H.' B, Terrett nna. ave. n.w., Met. 6230; Clarcndon ROOM HOUSE. ectricity: bus convenient s, $25 monthly. Apply M. 130. next_doo IWO PORCH 1302 Belmont BUNGALOW stove. pipe- NGTON. MD —5-ROOM und, electric pace: rent either furnished Call Kensington 136-R § R, B. & SHOWER. room: fine ' condition elec on_ bus 1 H. M. Wilso ve.. Va. Hizhlands. . BUNGALOW. ALL MOD IMP ul Jocation, near park: only 50 Also and bath apt. $45 Shepherd 2408 AMI. CITY WATER. 300 fruit._zarage. Cherrydale, Va.. ave. Clarendon 1206 o PARK - BUNGALOW Keys, livine e und, 4 ROOMS, Shep- 3 porch. 537 50, 840-. 327 Elm ave. MANOR. MD. oom bungalow. bath. ks, corner lot. large double RIDLEY SHIELDS. owner. 1 by 76 o1 Fivaiis COTT 320 month roads. Key NEWLY DECO- between Glebe *"concrete 18! BUILT-IN GARAGE: PAVED L._ROBERTS. Carroll Manor. Ta- Md__Shepherd 2568-W. MODERN BUNGALOW £4250 per mo. City, ~ Md. M ckenhouse. ve. Cottage Lincoln 9400. HERRYDALE. AVE. ghway and Lyon Viil 6 room: am.i: garage. Sell or 52.50 per month. Clarendon 1904 WOODRIDGE, D. C. bungalow, ami: $50 month YNOR. 2605 B VA, CORNER ge. 1 mile from WANTED—SUBURBAN. SE. BUN FURNISHED Must be Marland Star office. ED or ke TO RENT. suburban_home and reasonabi Address Box 255 ED_TO _BU SEVERAL _ ACRE: With small house: suburbs near Heights. reasonable price. by Di SAUNDERS. 1833 B <t se. * UNFURNISHED HOUSE. NEARBY a. by couple. by November 1: with ga- Address Box 269-K, Star office. clean. »: __RENT—STORES. ST. N.W.—STORE. APPROXINAT 7 Eve st. n.w. National AR HOW W yard to alley; vicinity G. (3013 ELY ROO 1605 14th St. N, W, ted in the heart of the CAFRITZ, and K Di ENTION, TAILORS AND SHOEMAKERS, in good Northwest sec 3 partment houses close by: on an active s street. Rent. $65.00. THOS. E. JARRELL CO., Realtors, 0th St. N.W Nat o st 0765. 829 Col. Rd. NEW STORE 14 Block West of 18th and Col. Rd. 14'x78 WEAVER BROS., Inc. Washington Bldg. DIist. 9186 OFFICES AND STUDIO EW YORK AVE. N.W._FURNISHED. ished, single or large suites: desk room alling privileges. $5 up. Apply agent, 203 _over bus depot . AFFLECK BUILDING. 13th AND NEW YORK AVE. LI BRIGHT OUTSIDE ROOMS. SINGLE OR EN SUITE. £10 TO $25. RENT—DESK SPACE. N.W. BUSINESS ~SECTION. n mailing address or desk $1.50 mo., or furnished room. Nat. __SALE OR EXCHANGE. IN¢ N NICELY FURNISHE 16-room downtown house: sell or ex , separately or together: $3.000 in- agents protected. Address Box Star office. . “WORTH OF FIRST AND SECOND trust notes for equity in apartment or clear property. Must be good value, s ¥, Must b alue. Address Box CLEAR, ALSO total valuation $77.000: trade part and add cash if necessary for eauity rcome property. Liberal commission nts.Address Box 243-K. Star office. * BUILDING LOTS, _SUBDIVISION . farms or houses can be traded on the ‘select froup of apartments we listed. * These bufldings rent 1o 100,000 annually. are well located one_trust and splendid ret Give us_complete of your property end we will submit Address Box 411-K. Star worth under $7.000 and give cash for nce. _Call National 9257. WHY WORRY ¢ that vaCant bUlMES See me today. T cal trade your property for a $ood PRV apartment house. S DUTY. 15th_St. N.W._ National 4482, ¢ ed. m; garage chance BOARDING HOUSE, 18 ROOMS. FURNISH- ajority occupied; cafe leased: 3-car rented: property will pay for self: of lifetime: tran. residence. 1116 9th sets Marsla; cinta. tile ba ored tenant: west_section, necr colored high school. trusi, sell city —168 acres buildings: J. H. FETTY, Laurel. Maryland. 1 _HAVE or soon. PRIVAT!I WILT, EXCHANGE 50 ciear; some good tmber: two fne ‘water; near Laurel, emall farm in Northern Vir- 200 nd: for A TICE 6-ROOM, TWO A th, 2-story ‘brick residence: §0od col- rent, $50 per month. North- First very ' smail second. Would like to trade cquity. Compelled to leave Address Box 374-K. Star office. ER _HAS A THREE-APARIT- E ment building, g00d condition. colored ten ants: small Quick ealth piz-Ik, monthly rental, $115; ist trust and second; like to sell or trade equity. action. Must leave eity account Northwest gection. Address Box Star office, umbla | FARM | | | | | | | | from | SURANCE_ CO, thow- | WILL EXCHANGE SMALL. MODERN BRICK. | 1si commercial zone, on Georgia ave.. clear, | at $4.500. for clear residence in Park View 19c81 | 1870 | n-wh. | 425 10m ST, NW | 1 WILL TRADE DETACHED _HOME AN Richmond, Va.. for Wash. D. C. small Dproperty. ' Georgia 1691. 5437 8th_at. n.v. MAES. AVE. LOT AND N. H. AVE. HOUSE converted into_apartments. Eauity. $55,000. Address Mrs. POMEROY, 677 Madison ave., New York. N. Y. WILL TRADE SECOND MORTGAGE ON modern house of §3750. paving $37.50 per month, for good building Jots. Address Box 272-K.” Star _office. 16+ D. C. PROPERTIES, MD. FARMS_ S8OME clear, for properiy in most any_State if priced fairly. Box 111, Bethesda., Md. * 1 OWN 516,000 IN FIRST TRUST NOTES. mostly on improved nroderty northwest. will exchange for small apartment house subject one trust only: must be a bargain. Address Box 201-K. Star office. < DESIRABLE_€0-FT. LOT NEAR 16th AND Kennedy. “Will cxchange clear, for small investment F. ELIOT MIDDLETON, Reaitor. 205 Investment Blde. Met. 2827. SALE—FARMS. 00 FOR 10 ACRES OF SECOND GROWTH timber land, sultabia for Summer camp of chicken farm: 20 mile va DOUGLASS E.” BULLOCH & NICE LITTLE FARM. 12': ACRES. CLOSE to D. C: productive soil: bungalow and two- car garage, poultry house, all comparatively new. " refined neighborhood and on ' State ELighway. Owner going West, will <ell cheap and on easy terms. R. L. ELLIOTT, Nat. evenines. Clev. 4541, WILL SBLL 50-ACRE EQUIPPED Mostzomery’ County. Teasonable for cash: this farm_and price are attractive. Address Owner. Box 275-K. Star office WILL SELL 50-ACRE EQUIFPED FARM, Moatgomery Co., Md:. reasonable for cas This farm and ' price are attractive. Ad dress OWNEP. Box 275-K. Stir office. MODERN BUNGALOW. 25-ACRE CHICKEN form, laying and brooder houses. all new hens'and pullei; laving. fruit. stream. woods. £00d roads and schools, ~Rediced Brice for W._'B. WALTERS. Falrland, Md IDEAL POULTRY F. a. 6-r house, running water. all outbuildings, ' clectricity * available: conve; fent*to Md.’ Agricultural College. For auic sale. $5.800, terms. Address Box 365-K. Star ofice. . ALL IN MD. NORTH OF WASHINGTON SUPERB OLD STONE HOUSE. 12 with laree bos bushes. on productive farm. 150 nc.. State road: with e sfone spring house und barn. O COLONIAL BRICK lurge streams. Only terms NTAL BRICK v apbointed land; uniss Clote US OTHER COU OF DISTINCTION. R, B. FAROUHAR, B B! Mazo FARM. pring. RM. 33 ecesiary HOUSE. NTRY ESTATES ASHTON 141 Ashton, 56 ACRES., IMPROVED BY 9-ROOM DWEL- ling. barn_and oth ldines, watered by well, spring and one bo y. well fence D C.' Owr fe « erndo 160 ACRES. ORCHARD. Re . Ve, S HOUS itiful home site. poor 30 acres timby, S1 MARTIN T P: shore xent River ont_on beautiful sa productive ¥s Co tobacco barns and stable able It water Patuxent River f v sale at this price. Address Box 326-K. Star of- fice. HOME. FINE FINE TIMBI terms. 65 ac Falls Ch. 829 AND 12 ACRES I GROUND. le for tiucking or chick: 2,500, $100 down, §25 per ER CO it 2,500 ERRY. O B ZANTZING! St. N.W. Y COUNTY 1Y HOMES AND 5-acre cabin § ed bank of 10 Wooded acres and q photos Good Eleciri i lana & Splendid the the kround q wre 300" acres politan 18-room house an about as fine estate. Photogiaphs at buildings’ A specula can’ profitably Our offerings acreage or farm o you buy Ask R D. LILLIE 266 Carroll Street. Takoma Par “Open_Sunda> GE 40 Acres and Oyster S Bordering Great Wicomico R.. ian liking 1o add pleasure ‘o ake 1t pav: 5 acres fine scedrd o "000. ‘wonder!u B-ronm house barn, etc arice fruit, wo Reduced tHement. $1.500 dow} STROUT AGENT. K S400 Gets Poultry ear bay, 74 mile depot concrete hway.. 4 acres Doultry house. cozy electricity down; D, 180 Acres, Splendidly cquipped m estate; 15-acre privat house. second 9 ment barn, other bldes. ; 150 acres tillage. fruit. wood, good water Only 6,000, including over ' £2.000 worth eauipment. 3 horses. 18 catile, machinery. fot eorn. oats and potitoes, yiso hay and feed: part Picture pe lopue, St AGENCY $60,000 manv farm to hold o n small tracts e every type of homes. What Mr. Johnso! D C 2300 for tr low house. ¢ on impr 142 RENT—FARMS. 48-ACRE CHICKEN FARM. NFARBY MD. Yoom bungalow. furnace, partly fuin.. ba; orchard: free fuel: lo New York ave. Room 203 FOR RENT -6-ROOM FRAME HOUSE, §'. acres, truck farm. located in Southeast sec tion of city. Call Lincoln 6740. 18° NEARBY MD.— TRUCK AND POULTRY farm, house. etc.; ideal location for root beer, coffee shop, sandwiches: on State road. Address Box 410-J, Star office, 18 36 SALE—ACREAGE. MONTGOMERY COUNTY, 5 MILES FROM Tine: 10 acres: will sell ail or part P SCHWARTZ, INC. 1014 V. ave 6210. See Mr. Kramer. SALE—BUSINESS PROPERTY. NEAR_ NORTH CAPITOL & ave.—Large store and mode r garage. Rentel at $135 month; price, §15,- 000° firsy trust. $10.000 4 Met. 2026, D. E. BARRY. 1307 H St. NW COMMERCIAL CORNER _LOT. SECOND RN it focation Southeast: size: 15 1t proved by modern one-story fire 15 1t h. 24 ft. wide and Excepti bright build= $12.500 for §8,500 Box 301-K. Star office. * THREE-STORY, BRICK: storeroom 25x107 to 30-ft. alley. Wonderful focation for most any business. Right at the new Pepco Building and Wash. Gas Co. main office, hall square {rom immense Government building _overation. Sure to increase in value. . Bargain. JOS. A. HERBERT & SONS. 1013 15th n.w. Phone Dist. 4590. RENT—BUSINESS PROPERTY. igth & CALIFORNIA ST — LARGE STORE ¢ith ‘2 _apts. of 4 rooms_and baih each Very reasonable rent., SIMON BELOFF, 1244 11th st. nw IN GEORGETOWN FIKEPROOF BLDG.. 30 by 70; high ceiling, clectric power line, steam Beat: suitable for machine shop. warehouse or & GEORGETOWN REALTY & IN 1219 Wiscontin ave., West Mr. Veaie. THREE FLOORS. EACH 28x46; SUITABLE or storage or litht manufacturing. G. W Mason,” West 0055. 1074 Jefferson’st. nw. flat. Large Worth Address 2437, sec IN NORTHWEST SECTION _STORE EQUIP- ped as a restaurant and cafeteria; rent rea- Sonable to responsible party. H. CLIFFORD BANGS, Realtor. 200 Investment Bldg _ Met. 0240. 1200 DEL. AVE, S.W.—STORE AND 2 Tooms and bath.. +330.00 1836 18th n. . 74000 2445 18th n.w.—Large store Wwith' two apts. of 3.rmis.. bath and double gar.175.00 FLOYD E._DAVIS COMPANY, 733 12th St. N.W. . 0353, 0352, 0354. WANTED—BUSINESS PROPERTY. HAVE CASH FOR GOOD BUSINESS COR- ner, with or witnout building; prefer new site, Address Box 391-K. Star office. RENT—WAREHOUSES. _ RENT FOR ETCRAGE ONLY A DETACH- ed {rame building. coave: firects 1a D. C. Emerson 8750. 4,000 SQUARE. FEET. In splendid brick building in rear of 622 H st.°n.w. convenicnt to the best business section. ' Only $75. - oS N & LUCHS, INC, Nat. 2345, SHANNON 1435 K St. N.W. WANTED—WAREHOUSES. 000 ft. flco?w!gyln:efl 2nd com. Address Box 368-K. Star offi > N | WOULD APPRECIATE A PERSONAL CALL | from real estate brokers and salesmen rela: tive to selling and renting 150 detached houses, also large apartment house site. new subdivision, Chevy Chase; also bldg. lots for builders: aiso acreage in 'zone of Mass. ave. extended, “beautifully landscaped: also sev- Sl Jarke acreage tracts for subdivision on ar C. line. FULTON GORDON, Peo. Ins. Bldg. Dis. 5231. _ WANTED—REAL ESTATE. WANT ': TO A FEW ACRES, 2 TO 5 MILES from " Sifver Spring. Takoma or Bethesda. with or without buildings. Spectally desire property with trees and stream. for cash R D, LILLIE, 266 Carroll st. Takoma. Geor- SALE—LOTS. MASS. AVE. HEIGHTS DI ABLE NW. Dtetle’ niall jot, be relécted. 1. J. MEN- LARGE NUMBER OF LOTS, 8C TTH | 285K ‘Star offce. ‘<™ IN HYATTSVILLE WITH WATER, SEWER, gae. electricity! ciose to stores and school! ANGER (6T $5P5 month., O, BANE Tivntisvine. ia ! Ryawine 13, T S TWO FIRST-CLASS_LOTS, CHEVY CHASI D. C._Near Circle, 50 and 40 foot frontares: bargains; direct from owner. Cleveland 19680, NEAR NEAR 14th AND G STS. N.E_61xe3 to ll_improvements: “suitable for two Iy flats. Only £2.500 E. A GARVEY, 5770. Room 815. 1010 Vermont ave: |AURORA HILLS. VA —70x135. 50x135. 70x90: jclose to car line: reasonable. 210 13th st. s.%. ADt. 5. District 6650 = FOR SALE_BLDG. LOTS, CHEVY CHASE, D. C. the most active detached home-blds. section: Ist and 2nd trusts available. FUL: TON R. GORDON. Peo. Ins. Bld. Dis. 5231. BUILDERS ~OF FOUR-FAMILY ~ FLATS should be very interested in a lot, practi- cally on grade, well located in~ mear-in northeast area.’ white neipaborhood: good width and depth to ailey. suitable for two wide. four-family flats: may_be bought for {33.000 cash. Address Box 103-J. Star ofice. | LOT IN CHEVY CHASE. D. C. 45-FOOT frontage, $900. F. ELIOT MIDDLETON, Realtor, Met. 2827. Blde. | SEVERAL, DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS jand home sites in varlous sections of the city at attractive prices and terms MCLACHLEN BANKING CORP'N. Real Estaie Dept. 10th and G. National ‘0430, T NEAR GOLF COURSE 50 ft. frontage on 16th st. nw. to paved alley at 63¢ sa. ft. 1 cost. * Convenient location nement, adiaceat to the woodland ©f Rock Creek Park, Golf courss affords recreation the entire 205 Tnvestmes ) Teit feet by family. for . 14,000 . 4'000 2500 13750 Address Box 232-K. Star office N AVE. NEAR 10th st. near Western ave near 14th . near Western ‘ave Fasy Terme PERCY H RUSSFLL CO. 1731 K St. N.W ARLINGTON, VA. . 1250 TERRETT. w Met. 6236 828-J-2 | MICHIG Tennvson Oak d it L up: WANTED—LOT LARGE. DIRECT FROM OWNER Virginia. Lyon Park preferred: give Jcation and lowest cash price. Address Box 144-1 Star office WILL PAY $1.500 SPOT CASH FOR DESI able lot. Chevy Chase, D. C. Adams 6506, Cleveland 6160 FOR TRUST BEHIND oan, by a reliable builder for detached honses Address Box 155-K. Star Office LOT NORTH OF#WALTER REED ibered, desire one with at least ont. in exchange for a leman’s jtaire” diemond ring valued $1.500, s Box 153-K. Star Office ASONABLY PRICED LOT rd_section of District ‘Have wiil pay all cash. _Call Nat. 9257 WATER-FRONT PROPEETY. WATER FRONT COTTAGE AT SHERWOOD Forest, living room with fireplace, 2 bed rooms. bath hen and dining porch. om and bath. Very reasonable for imediate sale North 0234 FOR_SALE- ATTRACTIVE NEW COTTAGE + Cedarhurst. on Chesapeake Bay. hady Side. M. Good roads. elec: 33 m C. Choice lots for sale. See Cedarhurst Dhone Decatur 4700, i PINEY POINT. MD. - CHOICE WATER nt_lot for sale at low price for cash: the best lot_svallable at the price. Phone De- catir 4700 SHADED TRACT ON RHODE RIVER NEAR Mavo. 100 feet frontage directl h city: $1.000. terms. WILLIAMS, 3505 Rittenhouse st LOT. nearby CONSTRUC- prefer lots any section UNEX 50-11 soli- Ad- & at RE ki d D FOR CASH_TWO HERALD beautifully wood Ar. LOEB. Nat POTOMAC. acrifice. 550 each COTTAC $150 Co Soth & 100 DOWN. 325 PER MONTH rewly b four-room Sheetrocked containing bath. front and rear near beach at Herald Harbor. For ent and information Call_ National 2621. REAL ESTATE LOANS. MONEY TO LOAN ON D. C. REAL ESTATE A nny amount at prevailing interest. JESSE ! HEISKELL. 115 Eve stonw. MONEY DELIVERED IMMEDIATELY. $1%0—Pay 1100 wk. 8500 $2.50 ‘W 3300_Pay $200 wk. _ $1.000—Pay $4.50 wk. | BILDMAR 'CO.. 319 Bond_Bide.. Nat. 2490, Second Trust Loans and Refinancing. BERT T. AMOS, Invest. Blde. 15th and K. __ Met. 4388 SEE ME FIRST—lst. AND 5ra TRUSTS. i tape. quick service: reasonable. repay 31 3500, repay $2.50 wk repay 300, repay _£4.50 Wk Tepuy €750 Wk $2.000, repay $10.00 wk repay $12 0 3.000! repay 31500 Wk 5 50, “enay $20.00 Wk 1t include principas sed montliy 7 earby Md. & ; porchies appoin $100 TO HOMES C. F. WARING, 1416 F ST. N.W. NATL 917 S ON_REAL ESTATE. York ave. 1237 Dist.”5027. LOANS 10 divided J. LEO KOLB, Wisconsin ON THEIR SHARI . legacies. trust funds M DISCOUNT, 170 Broad- ANS ON CONTRACT PAYMENT othier collaterals. Room 605. 1010 MONEY TO LCAN. Ist. 2nd OR 3rd TRUSTS Quick ~ service. Peoples Real Estate & anesCo.. 1234_You st._n.w._Dec. 0536. M o N B W 53000 to $300.00 On household oods und automobiles. 24-nour service. Lekal rate of interest only. Ladies, see Miss Smith at Takoma Park office and Miss Owens at Seat Pleasant office for confidential loans irom $25 to $50. AMERICAN FIDELITY LOAN CORPORATION, Northwestern Building, Takoma Park, hone Shepherd 2082. Watkins Bullding. Seat Pleasant, Md. Phone Lincon 6337 TOANS: _ REFIN. MR STEGER, 645 Md. ave. ne. AUTO LOANS. QUICK ACTION Courteous _Service—No _Indorsements. UNITED FINANCE CO.. 943 New York Ave . cor. 10th._Dist. 9283. AUTO_ LOANS, REFINANCING: LOWEST RATES: . CONFIDENTIAL. ~ McGILL. 1402 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W. NORTH 4954. oc: TAUTO LOANS. USE YOUR CAR. METRO FINANCE SERVICE . NW. MET. 4142. nERr 18 pRRiING LoT. mETWEEN 1'% 1 JICK_MONEY k' FINANCE €O., Loans on Autos. NAT. CITY 1117 Que st. n.w. North 1685 22° AUTO LOANS. _ — USE YQUR CAR LOWEST RATES. Quick Action SEE MR JACOBSON. _Ave. N.W. QUICK CASH. You keep the car: twelve months to pav. FIDELITY_ FINANCE CO.. Fidelity Garage. 14th and Florida ave. n.W. Open evening: Col. 5660, ask K!AUGHTE\' Nat'l 2453 MR. CASH LOAN IMMEDIATELY. 1929 to 1931 models; year to pay; lowest rates in city; no endorsers; you keep Car. Barnes Motors. 1729 14th n.w. Open eve. WE SUPPLY THE CASH YOU USE THE CAR. Quick_Action—No Indorsements. AUTO FINANCE CO. 939 New York Ave. N.W. _ Dist. 5777 FLORIDA REAL ESTATE. TLORIDA LAND OPENING. First offering. The well known *Duke” Dur- bam’ Lands. 11 miles square, skirting St. John's River, 35 miles south of Jacksonyille. Rich,” high.’ virgin ~land, ideal ~trucking. poultry $520.00 for 10 acres. OWN AND' $6.40 MONTHLY. st or other charges: modern highways, R. R. busses, schools, stores. churches., Unusual oportunity. Write today for maps and details, free. DURHAM LANDS. INC.. 29 South LaSaile St."_Chicago. FL ELL FURNISHED HOME fent, Winter seaon. Beautifully located 1o re Beaith, 5 58, ter Svite 551, 1931—PART Address Box | 18° $10 | SIX. REALDL At Community Centers Burroughs Center, Eighteenth and Monroe streets northeast: i Monday afternoon—Rhythm and tap | dancing. Tuesday evening—Public _speaking, parliamentary law, art work, dramatics, | bridge. Wednesday afternoon-—Rhythm and | tap dancing for children under 10 years. Central Center, Thirteenth and Clif- ton streets: | Monday evening—A. A. A. Girls' | basket ball team, Central High School | Parent-Teacher = Association, Eagles | Girls and Mount Vernon _Juniors basket ball teams, American Institute | of Bankers and Calvary Drakes basket | C WANTED—MONEY. GOOD BONUS FOR $1.000 SECOND TRUST {0un sectired on brick store and apartment, Northeast: rmall first trust. 205 Atlas Bldg National 4093 18¢ AUCTION SALES—FUTURE DAYS ADAM A. WECCHLER & SON, Auctioneers. | RUSTEES' SALE OF TWO-STORY BRICK APARTMENT BUILDING, CONTAINING | FOUR APARTMENTS. 4 ROOMS AND BATH EACH. NO. 632-634 MASS. AVE. By virtue of a deed of trust recorded in Liber No. 6489, folio 263 et seq. one of the iand records of the District of Col and at the request of party secured by, the undersigned trustees will offer for | sale by public auction. in front of premises. on TUESDAY. THE TWENTY-SEVENTH DAY | OF OCTOBER. 1931. AT FOUR O'CLOCK P.M.. the following-described property in the | District of Commbia. to wit: Part of origi- nal 1ot 4 in square 865 described as follows Beginning for the same on the northe:ly line of Massachusetts avenue &t the southeast corner of said lot and running thence northeasterly along the east line of said lot 110.81 feet to the southerly Line of an alley condemned in District Court Case No. 1761 in the Supreme Court of the District of Co- lumbia. thence westerly along the line of said_niley 31.23 feet to the easterly line of lot 16 in taid square, thence southwesterly along the easterly line of said lot 16 102 34 feet to Massachuseits avenue. thence south- ensterly along the line of sa.d avenue to the Iplace of beginning. Terms of sale. Property will be cold sub- ject to a prior deed of trust for $8,500.00 at 6~ due September 20, 1933: balance cash. A deposit_of $30000 required of purchaser at saleExamination of title. conveyancing. re- cording and notarial fees at cost of chaser. Terms to be complied w thirty ' days from dav of sale trustees reserve the right to resell at rick and cost of defaulting pi after five days' advertisement of in some newspaper published deposit may be forfeited forfeiting deposit _ trustees mselves of any 1 or eq OLTON. "THOS. J. OWEN_& SON, AUCT 1431 EYE ST. N.W Trustees’ Sale of Valuable Seven-Story and Basement Brick and Stone Apartment Known as “The Wyoming,” Being Premises 2022 Colum- bia Road Northwest. corded 1n Liber No. 4736, folio 90 e he land records of the District ibia, and at the request of the pa | thereby. the undersigned trustees wiil | s¢1l at public auction, 1 | ises " on MONDAY! DAY _OF 'OCTOBER. A D. FIFTEEN O'CLOCK PM.. the following-de. land and_premises. situate in the Washington. District of Columb an being parts of th “The Widow's Mite " described by tract now known metes and _bo Begis for the same on the easterly line of lumbia road. as widened. at a point distant 32188 feet southerly from the intersection of seid road, as widened. with_the south line of the land conveved to Stephen P. Quackenbush by deed recorded in Liber 1190, At folio 187, of the land records of the trict of _Col thence northeasteriy 1d line of Colum- bia road 321 thence in & line par- allel with the south line of said Quacken- bush's land south 813, degrees east 189.48 feet to the west line of an alley convesed to the_District by deed recorded in Liber of the said land records: with the west line 1o the point of n pa with point of begin- F Gearecs. west innine, bered twenty- int a line d | sai from the feet to the plac *With other parcels Jot nun y Oscar W d property rquare nu now nbered !as in { hundred and building re . 167, feet back from | Columbia road as shown on plat in County Book 19. at page 109, of the records of the surveyor's office of the District of Columbia. Subject to_the restriction to run With the Jand for 15 years from June 6th. 1910. that no building. wall. fence or other structure Shall be erected within ten (10) feet of t orth line of the herein-described property. Also & strip of land .77 foot on Columbia road in subdivision of “'Oak Lawn.’ ¢ Yesed by the District of Columbia to Lest A Barr by deed dated June 5th. 1912 and now taxed as lot numbered eight hundred and fourteen (814) in square 2535. Terms of sale: One-third of the purchase money to be paid in cash, balance in two equal instaliments. payable in one and two vears. with interest at six per centum per annum, pavable from day of sele. secured by istupon _the property sold. or all cas ption of the purchaser. A deposit of $10.000 will be reauired at time of sale All convevancing. recoring. efc.. at Cost of purchaser r sale to be co with _within After fiva iavs' dvertisement of such re in some newspaper published in Washing- ton. D. JOHN L. BARR, JAMES J. BECKER. Trustees. | c. se30-d&ds THOS. J. OWEN_& SON. AUCTIONEERS, 1431 EYE ST. N.W. | | Trustees’ Sale of the Large 11-| Story, Centrally Located Modern Office Building, Known as “The Woodward | Building,” Located at the/ Southeast Corner of Fifteentn and H Streets Northwest. | By virtue of a certain deed of trust, duly recorded Liber No. 6312, folio 183 et seq.. of the land records of the District of Co- lumbia. and at the request of the party se- Clffedinereby. the undersigned trustees will sell at public auction. in front of the prem- ises. on WEDNESDAY. THE TWENTY- EIGHTH DAY OF OCTOBER, AD. 1931. AT THREE O'CLOCK PM. the following. scribed land and premises, situate in the District of Columbla. and designated as and being lot 21 in S. W. Woodward's combina- | tion cf lots in square 222, as per piat re- corded in Liber 43 folio 18, of the records 57'1ke office of the survevor of the District of Columbia. Also part of original lot 12 fn Said savare 222, described as_follows: Beginning for the same at the northeas! corner of said lot and running thence west on H street 31 fect to the west line of the west wall of the house on the east part of said lot: thence south on said line of the said wall 131 feet 2 inches to an alley: hence east 31 feet to the southeast corner of said lot: thence north 131 feet 2 inches to the beginning. Also part of original lot 3 in square 222 described as follows: Begin- Ding Tor the sme on the south line of said lot twelve (12) distant 29 feet 4 inches from the southeast corner of said lot 12, and | Tunning thence ‘southeasterly on an aliey in Sald sauare 17 font: thence in a straight line | north of east 24 feet 6% ‘nches to a Win!‘ directly south of and distant 559 feet from the southeast corner of said lot 12: thence north 5.59 feet to the southeast corner of said lot 12, and thence west on the south line of said lot 12 29 feet 4 inches to the Dlace of beginning; now known as lot 22 in said sauare. | | Terms of sale: Sald property will be sold subject. to an overdue first trust. recorded in Liper 6214, follo 257, securing the New York | Life Insurance Company in_ the sum of | $1.500.000. with_interest at 5%. secured on | lot 21, square 222, as described above, and | subject further (o an overdue trust, record- | d in Liber 6312, folio 179, securing the New York Life Insurarce Company in the sum of $500.000, with intetest at 5':%. secured as The first trust on part of lov 3'and part of lot 12, sauare 222, as described above, and s a fecond frust on lot 21, square 232, as | described above: also subject’ to overdue and ficerued interest on both aforesaid deeds of | frust and taxes to date of sale. ~Full per- tzulars of said deeds of trust and the amount of unpaid and overdue interest and taxes will be stated at the time of sale. | ‘The purchase price (over and above ‘sald | trusts and overdue and accrued interest and taxes fo date of sale. as aforesaid) to be paid $50,000 as & deposit at the time of sale. *nd a jurther sum of $75,000 to be paid Within_thirty days from’ day of sale. and the remainder to be paid in equal amounts in one and two years. with interest at 6% 1 annum, pavable semi-annually and to secured bv_a purchase-money deed of trust on ‘said property. Al adjustments to be_made as of date of sale. “Terms to be complied with within thirty days, otherwise deposit forfeited and the property may be advertised and resold at The risk and cost of the defaulting pur- chaser after five dazs’ advertisement of such Tesale in_some newspapergpublished in Wash- ington, D. C. Conveyancing, recording, etc., user's cost. el N. EVERETT, EORGE BRAINARD W. PARKER. Trustees. Note.—The New York Life Insurance Com | peny. owner and holde: of the notes’ de- scilded In the deeds of irust above referred %o, recorded in Liber 6214, folio 257, and Liber 6312, follo' 179, respectively. 'Fave agreed to extend for any purchaser said principal sums secured by said deeds of {rust for a period of five years from Sepiem- ber_ 1st, 1931, with Interest at 5 per cent. with semi-annual curtails of 1z per cent arting at the end of 18 months, upon pay- nt of all overdue interest and taxes. ren: also_subject to usual ap- and brokerage fees. | for beginners ball teams, ‘Tuesday evening—Strayer Girls and |development exercises, ESTATE: R I clety, beginners' courses in Spanish and ~ dancing, beginrers and advanced. Reg- istration for all adult groups, featuring public speaking, dramatics, Kodak Club, old-time dancing (for Bicentennial), bridge, auction and contract; physicst quiet ~ games, Dumbartons basket ball teams, Com-|French, conversational method; Span- munity Institute program, Louise Homer | ish, Italian, Gaelic, piano, melody way; Stires” #nd Katherine Homer, Jamin Franklin University and Strayer men’s basket ball teams, Saks’ Clothiers basket ball team. ‘Wednesday ecvening—Cardinal Preps basket ball team, Kallipolis Grotto drill team, lantern festival, Eagles Girls basket ball team, Commercial National Bank, United Typewriter Grays and ‘Washington Aces basket ball teams. Thursday evening—Mount Vernon Seniors, Benjamin “Franklin University, Strayer men’s and Potomac Boat Club baset ball teams. Chevy Chase Center: Those who wish | to enter classes for beginners are re- auested to do 50 at once. Social danc- ing for youths on Friday evening and contract bridge on Monday evening are proving popular. Register for Stamp Club any time. E. V. Brown School, Connecticut ave- nue and McKinley street: Monday afternoon —Beginners French, music, conversation for chil- dren, advanced French for children. Tuesday afternoon—Rhythmic danc- ing, music, model airplane registration. Thursday afterncon—Tap for boys and girls 9 or over, French, carpentry registration. Ben Murch School, Thirty-sixth and Ellicott, streets: Monday afternoon—Rhythmic danc- ing. Evening—Tap for juniors, boy: urged to attend, contract bridge, Wom- en’s gym. Tuesday afternoon—French conver- sation for children, adult French. Priday afternoon-—Tap for boys and girls 9 or over, French conversation, adult French. Evening—Social dancing for_beginners i Saturday evening—Soclal for advanced group. Lafayette School, Broad Branch road nd Northampton street: Friday afternoon—Rhythmic and ac- robatic ~ dancing. Columbia_Heights Center, Wilson Teachers College, Eleventh and Har- vard streets: Tuesday afternoon—D. C. Congress of Parents and Teachers, Evening— Capitcl A. C. basket ball group, Co- lumbia Players, Citizens' Forum, Als. dancing evening—Arcadian A. C. onroe basket ball teams, Co- Players, Victory Post. Amer- ican Legion Auxiliary, Ye Olde Tyme Dancing Club 1y evening—Boy 40 and No. 41. Saturday evening—Boy Scouts of America, Court_of Review and Court of Honor, 4th Division Boy Scouts of America, polo game. East Washington Center, Seventeenth and East Czpitol streets: Tuesday cvening—Congress Heights girls and Roxie girls’ basket ball teams, Chesapeake & Potomac Tele- phone Co. girls' basket ball team, bss- ket bl in beys' gym. dressmaking for women, social dancing, Boys' Inde- pendent Band Wednesday evening—A. A. A. girls' basckt b:1l team, basket ball in boys' gym. Munsey Trust basket b2l team. Thursday—Public Library open from 5 to 9 ocloci Saturday evening—Girls’ rhythm group, Washington Boys' Independent band basket ball team. basket ball in boys’ gym. Community pregram— Moving pictures, social dancing. Georgetown Center, Gordon Junior High, Thirty-fifth and T streets: Thursday afterncon—Groups in rhythm and tap dancing. Girl Scout Troop. No. 71.All those who wish in- struction in contrzct bridge please send names to the secrotary at 4911 W street, Cleveland 5003, or to the Community Center Department. Franklin Building. Langley Center, Second end T streets northeast Tuesday mecting. Friday afternoon—Rhythm end tap dancing. Evening—Ladies’ gymnasium, ball room dancing instruction. Saturday evening—S:cial years and over. Macfariand Center, Towa avenue and ‘Webster street: Monday afternoon—Rhythm and tap dancing at Barnard School. Evening— Parent-teacher meeting. Wednesday _afternoon—Rhythm _and tap dancing at W. B. Powell Elementary School. Evening—Brightwood Com- mandery. Knights Templar, drill team. Thursday afterncon — Children’s drama group at Petworth School. Friday evening. Macfarland group in advenc: Scout Troops evening — Pasent-teacher dance, 16 Boy Scout Troop, No. 30; bridg>. McKirley, Second and T northeest: M- nday mandery, No. team. Oyster, streets: Thursday afternoon—Rhythmic danc- ing for advanced pupils Friday afternoon—Rh; streets eve g—Columbia Com- , Knights Templar, drill ‘Twenty-ninth and Calvert ythmic dancing Park View Center, Warder and New- ton streets: _ Wednesday afternoon—Rhythmic dancing for children Friday evening — Children's Game Club, boys' woodwork group, tap danc- ing. Boy Scout Troop, No. 49 Girl Scout, Troop. No. 19; china painting. dramat- ics, Park View Boys' A. C. basket ball team, Fifth B. Y. P. U. A. C. basket ball feam. October 23 will be open house at the center. All are invited to attend. Southeast Center, Hine Junior High, Seventh and C streets southeast: Monday evening—Tigers A.C., Golden Rule Council drill team of the Daugh- ters of America. Wednesday evening—Forresters drill team of the Modern Woodmen of the World. _ Friday evening—Children’s dancing instruction, boys" tumbling team, dra- matics for girls and boys, community dancing. Saturday morning—Tap dancing for children, Jolly Junior Club. Buchanan, Thirteenth str D and E streets southeast: Monday afternoon—Dancing instruc- tion for” children, including tap, dra- matics, play-acting. Wednesday afternoon—Dancing struction for children. Thomson Center, streets: Monday et between in- Twelfth and L So- evening—Shakespeare PROPOSALS. PROPOSALS POR_GRADING 137 ACRES WAR DEPARTMENT. OFFICE OF THE CONSTRUCTING QUARTERMASTER. Boll ing Field, Washington, D. C.-Sealed pro- posals will be received here until 1:00 o'clock Al e VS, ng’and improving a part of & new i field. Plan and specica:t had upon application {0 this office accom- panied by check for Twenty Dol ble to the Treasurer of the United States. MOVING. PACKING AND STORAGE. MOVING Loads or part loads to and from Baltimore, Philadelphia, ew York, Boston, orfolk, Pittsburgh and points en route. Since 1896 DAVIDSON Zxsx e & STORAGE CO. 1117 B St. N.W. Natl 9220 to 9230, ns may be LONG DISTANCE MOVING Special Rates °%fartLesd Dally tri ore, Rich- reamd,” BaaecioRia New: Fork: Boston. Norfolk, York, Piltsbursh and all way peints. 50 Padded Vans 1317 N. Y. Ave. N.W. CALL NAT'L 1460 ANational $elivery Jssocidlion d rhythm and tap | dancing. registration for social dancing, | | | Ben- | social and tap dancing. Thursday evening—Shakespeare Club, Gaelic study club. Friday afternoon—Children's dancin; groups, adult tap dancing, social an cld-time dances taught Saturday morning—Rhythm instruc- tion for little children, rhythm and in- terpretive dances for older girls, chil- dren’s music groups in drums, saxo- phone, piano, violin, xylophone and cornet. Birney Center, Nichols av-nue and Howard street southeast: Monday afternoon—Piano group for beginners. Tuesday evening—Boys® game group, industrial art for women, girls’ art group, Anacostia Needle Guild, Wis. taria Dramatic Club, girls’ social group, Choral Society, Anacostia A. C., senior and junior. ‘Thursday afternoon—Piano group for advanced pupils. Friday afternoon—Girls’ Glee Club. Burrville Center, Division avenue and Corcoran street northeast: Monday afternoon—Music for begin= ners, use of library and games for girls. Tuesday afternoon—Children’s clas- sics, consisting of story telling, drama- tizing the story, pantomime, rhythm and athletics. Evening — Athletic groups, choruses, social groups, dancing, Parent- Teacher meeting. Friday afternoon—Advanced music, dancing, children’s chorus, library for study. Evening—100 Sandwich Club, Quiet Club, Home Nursing Club. Dunbar Center, First and N streets: Thursday cvening—Swimming for children and adults, games for children, dancing groups for children and adults, athletics, games for adults, Glee Club Tegistration. Garfield Center, Alabama avenue and Twenty-fifth street southeast: Wednesday afternoon—Music and games, folk dances; evening, organizae tion of community chorus, athletics, games, adult social group, adult home improvement club. Garnet-Patterson Center, Tenth and U_street: Tuesday evening—Amphion Glee Oluby, male chorus. ‘Thursday evening—Columbia Temple drill team. Tuesday and Thursday evenings— Registration for groups in first sid, home hygiene, dietetics and piane lessons. Lovejoy Center, Twelfth and D streets northeast: Monday evening—Basket ball club for Manchester A. C., Manchester , Tecreational games, rainbow girls, including social and literary activities, Boy Scouts. Wednesday evening—Manchester A. C. basket ball, volley ball, girls’ group. Registrations may be made for any desired adult activitie: West Washington Center, Francis Junior High, Twenty-fourth and N street Wednesday evening—Woman's Needle- work Club, Tegistration for Bible Study Club. Friday evening—Small boys in gvm for games, drill team practice. paddle tennis, girls’ basket ball, boys' hand- gn;lfl, Girls’ Sewing Club, boys' basket all. ENGLAND AND WALES BUILDING EXTENSIVE 1,500,000 Houses Since War Rep- resent $4.870,000,000 From Public and Private Sources. More than 1500000 new houses, costing a total of approximately $4.. 870,000.000 obtained from both public and private sources. have been built in England and Wales since the war, ac- cording to a report of the Interdepart- mental Committee on Rent Restriction Acts forwarded to the Commerce De- partment by Trade Commissioner Floyd E. Sullivan. The population has increased by about 2,000,000 in the past decade, and the increase of 1,500,000 houses is con- sidered sufficient to' accommodate ap- proximately 6,000.000 people. so that surplus accommodations. after allowing for_demolitions, according to the re- port. has been provided for about 4.- ©00.000 persons. Thic apparent sur- plus, however, is misleading. the re- port pointed out. in view of the fact that the demand for ind ual family accommodations has increased consid- erably. Only about one-third of the new ac- commodations _consist of houses to rent and it is in this class that the main shortage exists at present. About 1,- 000,000 of the new houses were built for sale and the rest, owing to the in- creased cost of building and the higher standard now required, are rented at a higher figure, it is stated. than the poorer_members of the working class can afford. SEEK FAMILY BELIEVED LOST IN LAKE ERIE STORM Man and Wife and Three Sons Fail to Arrive at Home on Pelee Island. By the Associated Press. SANDUSKY, Ohio, October 17.—A man and his wife and their three sons, believed lost in a motor boat on Lake Erie, between Sandusky and Pelee Is- land, were sought today. Mr. and Mrs. Roy Hooper and_their sons, Matt, 8; Guy, 7, and Van, 5, left Sandusl 15 p.m. yesterday in a small gasoline boat for their hcme in Pelee. ‘When they failed to arrive last night a search of the Lake Erie Islands wa started in the hope they had put in to some harbor to escape a severe squall that started shortly after they had left. ‘The boat was heavily loaded. The family came here yesterday for their ‘Winter supplies. WILL SOON RETIRE Miss Israel Has Served 30 Years in Surgeon General's Office. After 30 years’ continuous service in the office of the .urgeon general at the Wer Department, Miss Bessie M. Israel, Clifton Terrace Apartments, has been granted leave of absence until October 31, when she will be placed on the Civil Service retired list. Born in this city in 1859, Miss Israel was granted a two-year extension be- yond the 1egular retirement age cf 7C years because of especially meritorious service. She will be given a testimonial reception by her associates upon her re- tirement. ANSWER TO YESTERDAY'S PUZZLE. oY ooy 5] 0000 D] |ZIMO] € O S i) 3 V. (k3 DoC | ()3 )