Evening Star Newspaper, December 13, 1931, Page 83

REAL ESTATE. THE SALE—HOUSES, e e VO COLORED—® . HW . Newly dscorated, new terms. Near 5th and M n.w 1 BYILT 10 ORDI Y CRASE. D C ACH A Y BRI R ROUGHOUT OFFERS AN EXCELLENT HOME AT $2,000 REDUCTION 5565 NE CLEVELAND 1968-J. 6 LOVELY ROOMS. NEWLY decorated, all modern excellent.’ Apply 825 F st cellar. garage; terms ne ¥ 9.200; EAST CAPITOL ST. NEAR LINCOLN Park—8 rooms. 2 baths, semi-detached: con- crete garage. Borches: deep lot. Sold to set- | tie an estate. Purther particulars apply 85 F st ne . 39.300; LOCATED NEAR SUPREME COURT Bidg.,' Library and Capitol—11 rooms. 2 bathe 2.car earage: modern: income. §250 | monthly__Apply 825 F st. n.c. > BROOKLAND--WELL BUILT BUNGALOW. | Jot, 2-car garage: new condition: $7.750. | DOYLE. realtor. Lincoln BT _BRICK. 6 ROOMS, elec. Only $4.750. F. M. DOYLE. frigeration; beautiful colored ti found in this newest group of fin rooms, cement front and double rages, deep lafidscaped lawns, alleys. Priced at $9,250—on eas Furni hed o n d DON'T MISS THIS Decorated by 0 buys $10.500 house: contains 6 ping porch. brick earage: on | sevelt High School: | 1122 Wt U LOOKING | N North 6881 or | rm Take Burleith k b north to thence Jeft e P ay_trade. Col CHEVY GHABE, D C.—Al for » yeal home bareain’ Clev. 6440 647 LEXINGTON PLAGE NE - KENNEDY- built, 24 feet wide. 8 rms. Col br. ami oo hiee Jotation, meag M. ave. snd ngw Library. bargain._Lin. 7434 : ¢ MICHIGAN PARK OPEN SUNDAY Detsched. 6 targe rooms, 2 baths. Iatge lots Sample, 4410 13t ____BEST BUY IN W 3 W 6T Nw_1 lar: Jarke sard. wlley Open_Baturdny and Sunday A MOME_AMONG HOMES Pl nw —8ix-room_and bath eormer hot-water heat, Areplace. screens, | in refrigerator. ropapered and rapaint. ed ke new. immediate occupancy YOUR RENT MONEY WILL BUY 1T after g simall cown payment of 1200, Bring your deposit P 2SSELL CO. K BT N.W NEAR CAPITOL AND WOUSE OFFICE BLDG Brick_dwellins of sight rooms ond two baths with cellar, hiot-water heai and elec- tricity, all in excellent condition. Space for 2-car marage. Price only $8.500 on easy terms w G . 927 15th & N.W. a NEAR 10th AND EAST CAPITOL €TS8 | Six-room and hath brick dwelling with eeliar, hot-water heat, electricity and ga mge. Price reduced to £6,330; terms INVESTMENT AND SPECULATION Bix-room briek dwelling with cellar, fur- psce heat. Tn Une of schosl improvement Rented at 135 Brice, $3.750 JOHN SCRIVENER & BROQ __District 3880 814 G Bi. N.W BIG BARGAIN! Secing 15, Beligy L HWBPH;RD Oven Bund erms WAPRE o« TATE: 8t. N.W. North IN CHEVY CHASE. D C 5 BED ROOMS AND 3 BATHS. FOR 11,000 CABH Toi n "the_most_convemtent Testricted com- munity avalable ATl improvenents in cluded for As Httle as $150 oer month: no Six large rooms, insulated aitic fireplace, wonderfully appointed k scheme of kitchen. builtin garage gas heat and other fine features 3511 Leg Just off Ne 1226 14t 062 Drive out Conn 10 Legati is open every day and evening EDW. Tower Building. e OWNER, NORTH 6988, Extra—FExtra—Bargain. 15 Longfellow N.\V. $65 MONTH Less than rent Cash payment and %65 mo. buys this detached home: 8 rms., elect refrig . kitchen cabinet, cabinet rangé, show- er. chilar. garage. big ot high elevatio Oben Sunday. Owaer. Ad. 9087-J. : NEAR U. S. LIBRARY AND LINCOLN PARK, rick home direet from owner. Chiistmas bargain. 6 lrge rooms. bath, am.i., window, weather-stripped: extra sink: 8- brick garage. Prics, 15750, with K gonthly payments. Phone Georsia 4792- INSPECT 4702 GEORGIA AVE PEUAPRABITN AR SIS % rooms, tile th, rst-floor lavatory wenther-siripped, screened. awnings brick. Jo 40x126. A modern home, Tuture business te 4" OPEN BUNDAY. 2:30 TO 8 PM E. CAPITOL ST.—$8,750. Nint rooms, bAth. h.wh e . intlosed sleeping porch And hufit-n rarage f Living woflm. ‘Y:’G‘::tlbn ur:gv% 24 Path and porch. 3 rooms in basement afranged fof doctor. This propérty must be s6id and is 4 real opportunity. I GRAVATTE, 9 15th Bt Renitor. Natl. 0783, Evening Phone. Georsia 2900 “WAKE YOUR Ccfin}ms HAAPPINESS Tnepget special nrnplouun;\“ o8 nfl:fl?fi xeelie b e e e st poTiag tion. _Most !ai?-;: Call Mr. BRADBURN. Georkia 2087 Rk it __ WEDUCED $).000 won TMMEBTATE SaLE! Sia-rogm. Soporeh. brick home, located | vesutitul Petwprih aubeslly large roome. garage ds property I the eet" Valte 1n the city Can be bought for $250 cash and $§9 montbly to include eyersthing. Baved street and_alley. Pos- session with @eposit. Be_happy in_a new nome {nis Christmi A" Fowler. $14.500. residence. Adams 1328 office, North 0962 glish cottage-type frami You owe b Handsome Detached Brick 6 Rooms—2 Baths ar Walter Reed Hospital 7102 9th St. N.W. Open Daily Until & P.M, Completely Furnished by Cameo Furniture Co. re this charming, artistical- d home with any you have ever se at _anywhere near the price Fully detached: six well pro- portioned rooms, two colored tile bathe. delightful breakfast room with puiit-in serving cupboard, pantry, hardwood fleors and trim, cedar elos- | ets; beautiful, complete kitchen with one-piece sink. garage. larse lot. Drive out Georgia Ave, to Dahlia 8t. N.W. (at Walter Reed Hospilal turn éast one block to Ninth St. and the homes. N Com: Iy plann 927 15th St. N.W. CONGRF HEIGHTS. A very attractive five-room stucco bunga- | low, just compieted; in fine location Price ust reduced for_quick sale, or wiil take z0od o in trade, Termg ein be arrenesd Lot | 378t front by 100 ft. deco J B TAL- BRT. 3215 Nichols ave. Phone Linc. 3767 | "DETACHED RESIDENCE. 7516 14th ST. N.W. SHEPHERD PARK. Met. 2917 A 1n residence. con- aths and lava- Attrac- Most it to yoursell to inspect this P 1 . - {ory. Garase. Buili-in, for two ks Bungalow—Open Suniday 10 deatn. excellence’ of ‘comstruction 12 to 6 P.M. reasonable price and ter n ODBOriunity AS. D. ment, $32.50 per month: sell- GER, National 00: 4 14ih St NW. Westmoreland ' ave., elec. lights & ur 1arge rooms 1!\P s T T veimear o JOS, A. HERBERT & SONS, "nfi‘;’ 1‘:"\"55«‘.'\'»':\',\—? 710 SOMERSF W —in Jameson-Built Homes in aft]| _ Mortgage company will sacri 2 ; Prices | fice the above house: modern in Real | €very way. Wil be sold on con- venient with a small down payment FEDERAL SECURITY & | MORTGAGEE COMPANY, 1522 K St. N.W Met. 1200. Interesting Georgetown House consisting of 12 rooms. Very deep | lot. Spacious and well located. Apply Miss | Harlan, 1207 19th_st. Decatur 1703 1398 pash & Biome balk, Ma. ge from $6.950 and up ms, Fe THOS. A. 906 N. Y. Ave. N.W T WEBT OF 1ith BT. Just Like w 18,500 1450 Cash—360 Month Move in With Deposit Phone for appointment to inspect Evenings or Bunday, Ga. 320 Day. North 6083, R. MD. AVE An exceptionally desirable ® of ix large rooms. bath. hot- feat, electricity. With teasonable you can purchese this as cheap as ‘Taken under foreclosure, its a real GRAVATTE Realtor Nau \he Phone Georgia 2900 Open Sunday 2 to 6 P.M. el St terms, r Sale by JAMESON Nat GO, 5526. COLORED bA{ouN"'xim CAPITOL | Hill. wide ave. ine for doctor: h.-w.h., elec., large yard. garage. Adams 4786, g COLORED —16-R. CORNER _HOUSE, TDEAL for income: close to downtown. a& bargain. North 0841 or Clev. 6440 =3 3 [ COLORED—1ith & EUCLID BEAUTIFUL home: ttom price: € r . h.-wh. colonial | porch; hdw. floors; good terms. Col. 3218-J. | | COLORED—_THREE APARTMENT HOME; | | Park rd.: 2-car garage: deep lot: offer of | down payment considered Adams 7714-J. COLORED-8 ROOMS. 7 FLOORS, H.-W.H lec. arage; porches, tubs newly decorated Near st and 8 it orth 10172 COLORED -7 ROOMS. TILF. BATH. H.-W.H d Girard sts. n.w. $7.500 easy’ terms._North 9709 COLORED 8 ROOMB. H-W H floors. full "eellar, porches. e ing._east of 13th COLORED. Biggest Bargain Ever Offered. 10 Rooms: 3 Bat into 3 _spts. Y This must buy SEE nw 0753 ELEC, 2 $8.250 2160 ke Rent. N.W modern home, in splen- fireplace bullt-in giellow A 6-room and bath @érd_ condition: ope garsge. See this home JOS. A. HERBERT & SONS, T 1013 asth Bt NW. NORTHEAST BARGAIN. REDUCED $1.000 ONLY $6,950. FASY TERMS o W0 rooma, § laf8e eovered porehes, il ¥ JUST IMAGINE! ONLY $6450. £330 ( IN PETWORTH brick home of 6 rooms. Arranged income combined vou WANt A real street near 13th st Price, $8.250 Phone Mr. Jordan for Appoiniment with WAPLE & JAMES, INC 1226 14th St. N'W. North 0962. i COLORED: $2.200--3 STORIFS CAN BE converted into apts = Brick. cellar. b alley. F. M. DOYLE. realtor, Lineoin 5773 COLORED n.w.f-room brick cellar; newly papered. p onable B L AIKEN. 92 st OnAl 1358 evenines. Wi ) 3263 COLORED BARGAIN New condition: ready to see i1 any day £330 cagh, 160 mo. pavs all prin & int. | COOPER. 820 11th S ' Nat. 1332 .., 6aLomrEn | BUY r home and e sold and if | IT! Irving th st howh. elec. nd terms ect and slles $0r further pArtie in el 3 bath ght. Only ASH modern 17150 AM all A AN Flvi ON1 10T, DRIVI] HALY TRICT MONT, Tl floors, electricity, garage in splen- [Ik’ REN- 3 | nd bus ser v and alley. Very moderate pas- B en for Inspection! 1128 48th B1. né.—2-stors frame § rooms. T2% OTIS PL_NW #t. nw. Phoné National 4478 week | aays. CHRISTMA PRESENT HOMES ROOMS AND BATH ON FLOOR, "Modern. _ai)-brick OUT CONDUIT ROAD, | [ | aved stre Very moderate pa NO CASH DOWN, e RGOME. ¢ D ROOMB— $35 A MONTII. pitoe S0 el Dibida SHF Ui ARt nlr Seichet o | VAPLE & GAMES DO, N e bsdbib s 1 FOR COLORFD. FOR THE FAMILY. KINGMAN PARK ENGLISH COTTAGE, bAing sold on Aney tetms Ko respomstble family man need bé without a home of his FIFT ‘0T I ] ngn:;; NEAR CAR LINE. s o MILE BEYOND DIS LINE, TO BROOK- t Sample Houss, 4 SR r EET NE. excellent lee tion. refined moderats priced B $6.403 CHAS. D. SAGER, National 6g]*!10r A0 Byjiger 524 14th 8. N.W. A D S, urnace, gide.] You . nea Sh e near raace, elec Talrone, ‘Slec. 3 F H 8t N.W $7,600. anis new A" flée;‘ lor l'. w, Jemi a6 bouse can Jp g k1 .l "&e tash_and $58 monthiy nt_on_premised. : 'flc? L EfiA%fio A | OF Tfs TYPE % Seek, PArk_10-room stone residente. betutitully esiened apd "cqntrucied: lo- eated on 21,000 square-feet of groun A delightiul brick residence of 8 rooms. every modern convenience snd in _perfeet condition; north of Webster #. on 17th stnw 8-room. 2-bath residence on large land- scaped lot”in nearby Virginia: just eem- plefed and most sttractive. The environ- ment iy excellent: 48,000 sauare fect of free; covered, roliing ground. fronting en the goif gourss of ubp Army and Navs Cigb Thi - room: £ ave. rms., ard st 13th st vear V. OLLAND. _ rorth 3897, ¢ PAYING RENT Corner, six-room trame front_and bick porches. elec- d and 7nn~.-~.1 fike new: lo- '{W’LZHB lots for garden RENT . dtnpugfivrm l(\)o Ko Nw 0% Y afler cmall down pay- Have vour 1731 1801 7t o COLORED 8T 830 59th st ne., semi-bungalow, rigtty ounlm‘r cafe MONEY ment. PERCY FLORIDA HOMES. I YLED kitchens with the larger size electric re- screens; cedar closets, double oak floors; paneled walls and bronze bracket lights are typical features Village homes in beautiful Glover Park. MODEL HOME . .. 3803 W St. N.W, Moses & Sons Adjoining Mass. Ave. Heights Owner . ... B. H. GRU First Showing Chevy Chase, D. C. New Colonial Brick has the larger size Frigidaire. furnished breakfast nook matches color ation St. N.W. M. WILL qAs: | fer ola | resuits, | WANTED TO BUY 6-ROOM. DETACHED | T, gemi-detached, modern nouse; net over | WILL PAY CASH FOR SMAL{, HOUSES, | JUST COMPLETED, 4-ROOM BUNGALOW. | in_every detail like new: Virginia H | mention | combination frujt | €iectricity SALE—SUBURBAN. ntinued,) ] “DETACHED SUBURBAN HOMES, IN D. €. AND NO‘?‘I;% WASH. S8UBURBS. D. G.--New. all-brick, 8-room bungalow. tile bath with shower. buflt-in tub and other features: weather stripped: 2-car. built-in garage. open fireplace; paved et; fine- ion $8.000 Md.—New. 6-room. tile-bath modern home. on paved street: priced below its real vaiue open fireplace. oak floors throughout, asbes- tos shingle roof. built-in garase; jot 45x170, with shade trees. $8.850 D. C.—New. modern home: 5 lovely rooms and Iarge breakfast foom. full tile Bath. bullt-in tub: h-wl.. open fireplace, electric refrigeration: large lot with garage: close to transportation. No trades considered C. W. VAN WAGNER, 223 Cedar St.. Takoma Park, D. C Groreia_ 1726 ¥ CHEVERLEY, MD Bungalow and garege: located class subdivision: must be sold for its =age value: terme. 10 per cent cash. balance monthly payments. Address Box 440-A Star office. X SPRING, MD. SILVER me agre: on highwayv: 20 minutes' drive o 2 e Y DT it strictly modern 6-room bungalow. like new city_convenience. Owner. Shep. 3313-J DISTRICT HEIGHTS, MD. Large. corner. 2-story property: all con- yeniences: garage: newly papered and paint- Ea W e Sold for 40" below today's actual constriiction cost. Terms. $800_cash. balance monthly, Address Box 442-A. Star office. WOODRIDGE. D. C Open Dally Till § P.M 2435 PERRY ST NE A superh new 6- room heme that you can spend Christmas in. 4500 down will do it ‘Also new and used bungalows at low Win- ter prices WOODRIDGE REALTY CO. 1T R_I_Ave. NE North 723 950—DISTRICT HEIGHTS 175 Washington Boulevard A modern dwelling of six rooms and bath. hot-water heat, electric lights, garage: large Ary cellar: lot '80%148 feet. Very easy terms ean ‘be arranged and immediale Dossession #iven I nspection Open All Day S C JOHN F. DO. & SONS, 314 Pennsylv SE. e A THN STUCOO BUN hun?lnw» ‘nsl com| ing from $5.500 to $6.950 mént, balance monthly foom,. 3 bed rooms, dining Bath with showér. front & oak floors throughout. op ix'"“& nd DANtry: beautifu X150 feet, With built-in an Tages. Don't fail (0 see these alows. ARTHUR AUGUST & CO. B ve NE. _Atlantic 0836, SALE—HOUSES. 1 ile baths; copper e all-brick English Six big rear porches, ga- paved streets and 5 terms. R St to 37th, St to 38th, ntil 9 p.m. VER . . .. Builder Nat'l 1737 nday for OHOE 2 colored tile baths, wood-hurning e itchen, done in green and cream, all down pay- arge hail, living oom. kitchen, d_back porghes. fireplace. Iarge shrubber: ot detached ga- with overhead doors, automatic vada Ave, on st turn east 2 blocks. Home S, Builder Nat'l 7479. WANTED TO BUY—HOUSE PRIVATE PARTY mission to pay) wants seve ment _properties for cash; Lindoln 7078. _ 2RO MATCH UP M ANY ~REASONABLE trade. espec. exc] old h&pl‘, or new homes, _ Adams Cleveland 6160. FOR 5 TO 8 ROOM Gvsif PRE- ones. E A Qarvey, ogln 15, 1010 Vermont_ave. n.w. District $170. WE WILL BUY YOUR RUNDOWN HOUSES or will repair and rent them for you. We get we charge less J. B._AIKEN & SON, __1459 Harvard St. N.W. SPECALIZING N FAIRFAX COUNTY PROPERTIES ~ J TELEPHONE 7 ALEXANDRIA / 3aF8 on, 2- acres cleared for eultivation. beautifil homesites. Near Mount Vernon. Exceptionally low prices. Reasonable cash price. any condition. MOUNT VERNDN VA. 8-room house acre oak grove ‘015780, _ in Chevy' Chase or Cleveland Park Address Box 371-A. Star office. IMMEDIATELY —ALL GASH FOR BARGAIN 8 to 8 rms.: give Intfl“og, price, amt. of trust_ete. Box 1208, City . O. MODERN HOME. CLEAR OR SMALA TRUBST. $7.500 or less: pay cash. _Give full details. Address Box 426-7, Star_ofce. We have several other small tracts located near Mt Vernon for those de- siring a home in the country. (COLORED) NEARBY VA. SMALL FARM 9-rm, house: $200 cash. bai Wke rent Price low for auick sale. Me. 4300, Em. 0210. * RENT—SUBURBAN. 73 ADDISON AVE. VIRGINIA HIGH- lands. d’ nov 3 rooms, h.-wh., bath; Alex ar_and bus R 8-R. AND B. HOUSE. 5 ACRES: RIGGS RD, ind D C. liné chance for garden and ¥iyaide marker. Address Box 413-A. £iar office WA T v, . 3-ROOM. BATH BUNGALOW: GALAGE ot 40%130; near cure: 430 mo. X. N. L'GHT- . next_door to Brentwood Post ¢ !s-RM. AND BATH BUNG., ON street, and sidewalks, ami. in Colmar Maror, Ma + per mo. Call OWNER. Potomac 5050 BUNOALOW. 6 ROOMS, BATH, SLEESING poreh: modern: in Hyitsville. ' APpls next door. No. 7 1vy street. Havattsvilie, Md _* AT PARK LANE. VA —6 ROOMS AND bath: all modern: city water: furnace heat 3 bed rooms; §37.50 month. Apply drug store. Rosslyn. Va . 3800 30th 8T, MT. RAINIER—3 ROOM, private bath &bt a'm.i: furmished of un: furnished. GREENWOOD, 3093-d > | 3-ROOM, BATH BUNGALOW. GAFAGE | lot 40x130; near cats; 330 mo. K. N LIGHT- BOWN, next_door ‘o Brentwood Post (ffice. 4-RM. BUNGALOW 25 PEY MO, 5-rm. bungaiow ... 40 per mo. Torm. houge . . 35 per mo. ER €O, Nat. 5391 55 st wow. Evenings, Hy. 1819, g SEAT PLEASANT, MD.—NI FH0M bungalow. pipeless ‘furnace, cellar, cits wa- ter, garage, ehicken house, largé orchard variety fruit. grapes. ete.. % acre girde land: bus stop. $35. Apwiy 118 V ne. * BUNGALOW. 5 ROOMS and BATH improvements, garage, large lot. near churches. stores and bus. Call 13 Ha £t Cottage City. Md POR ~RENT, FURNISHED -ARLIN‘ County, Va.. 5-room bungalow. Shor. dis- tance irom Lee Highway. Am i. hot-water heat. city_water. Call Walnut 8912. * _ EXTRA LARGE, MODERN BUNGALOW. 14- oot Tooms. 9-toot hath: Ia-foot cenlsr, nareh: attic; fertile agre Jot. close houlevard, cars. . G . Hyatts, 3 condition. 71, whifé or colored. regardiess of WM, E SALE——!‘;TIU‘GI_?- . ’RDO)TETBA‘?H, b Pa AS, urnace heat; 'z acre. riee, ? Qll erms. Will mccept lot as patt paymen ated in Ariington County, Address Star office. 1 O N o W ni VB o oot Tome %, K 20 Arlington. Va. ____ 1 BUNGALOW, 3109 32nd 8T, 8.5, HI LLoResT an_ be nquire 2602 ce. —5 rooms, tile bath, hardwood trim, elec, gas, newly decorated bought for $100 down, $50 per mo. o Mr. Cadle. 2112 32nd st. se.. Atl One block from bus GEO. RAILEY, ca Heights. Md s FRANKLIN P, 5 A FEW minutes from Washington Golf and Country Club—4-room bungalow with improvements; & bargain at $: HOGE, JR.. 167 K st. n.w. _Distr] TRM. HOUSE_1 ACRES_ONLY Attractive, well built house, e 2 |.""'It“"e(').nlun three sides min. _eity. covers all_ mg; ._Olarendon 400 OAKCREST SAMPLE_$-R. & 7-R. MODERN colonial brick, last word in modern con- struction. ‘These nomes will be for nspection to § p.m. ¢ach evening. AR un- usual buy: sample, 47,500 and up; lerms to These homes are worthy of Jour, in- Also, In Jeflerson Park, bea briek with 2 baths, at & saerifiee; ghiands cement-over-tile bungalow With h-wh. built-in garage, newly decorated in- side and out, $5.650. also 6-r. bungalow, fur- one 'of most attractive in this sec- has moved fo Detroit. will sac- auick sale: ‘ulso 6-r., owner in poor tealth: her G also. in Abingdon. 4 and § r. modérn bungalows. ke new. 54500 and $4.950; 345 down. bal. 140 and $45 per mo, These' and many others too numerous to real sacrifices. 1f you to buy. répt. sell or buiid. see J. L. PRICE, Oakerest, Va ; office. Mount Vernon ave. and Phone Clarendon 272. Open | line. $1.800 Ensy | 21 Berryman sve., terms . also 5-r ALL hoo) Iton rnished loss your Oskzidge blvd all day Sundsy d ORGSR oS WAL BUNGALOW, § ROOMS AND BATH, ELEC- | TON RENT—BUSINESS PROPERTY. ON 13th ST. BET. G AND NW. Elert lalorv in downtown shopping district. Rent reasonaBle. " 00w, 174 by 80: incgs show wiidow; 85. RK AVE. N 301 NEW YORK AVE P 420 square fee saunr SRR L 3 317 Woodward Blde. !'!'-‘Oflll 6360. * SALE OR RENT—BUSINESS PROP. DERN BUILDINGS, CLOSE IN SEC. Tom amy size space: 1,500 to 10,000 tt. for manufacturing, wholesale merchandise or storage: heat, gas. elec.. power, Otis freight elevator. unugual conveniénces;’ very moder- (ate rental. Phone Kensington 0086. OFFICES AND STUDIOS. OFFICE OR STUDIO SPACE FOR RENT— 1726 Conn. ave. n.w., nd floor;" reasonable rent - FURNISHED SPACE IN LA' '8 SUITE } modern_ building, Always open. about $10 per month: heart of business district. National 0617 for appointment. i ONE WELL FURNISHED. P IRABLE ROOM ! omce suite, Woodward Bldg. Telebhone National 7171 _ e WASHINGTON BLDG._WILL SUBLET DE- SIRABLE OFFICE ROOM IN ABOVE BLDG AT GREATLY REDUCED RENTAL. APPLY NATIONAL SURETY CO.. ROOM 418 WOOD- WARD BLDO. __ .~ _ VERY DESIRABLE FRONT OFFICE ROO light and airy, af 1731 K st. v Rent only 430 PEROY M. RUSSBLL CO. 1731 K Bt N.W. . ST cx‘pu( DING 13th AND NE ORK AVE | SUITABLE FOR _ARTIST, CARTQONIST. | NEWSPAPER MEN. ILLUSTRATORS. PHO. 'TOGRAPHERS AND DENTAL LABORATORY MEN- |"7512 10 _s25. sINGLE OR EN SuTTE. AFFLECK REALTY CO 1285 N. Y. AVE. N.W. 0wl NW. RENT—OFFICE SPACE. PRIVATE ROOM, BTENOGRAPHIGC ~AND telephone service excellent location: res sonable price. ME. 4300, M. 0218, o RENT-DESK SPACE. DESK ~ ROOM ~iN ~ MANUFACTURER'S branch office, with privilege of stenographer 1006 Washinglon Loan & Trust available. Butlding. SALE OR EXCHANGE, i3 ROOMS, EXTRA LOT. BRICK GARAGE, 2 cars, Y2 sa. all stores, cars, ete.. hom Fooming house. ~ furnished or unfurnighe Address Box 382-A, Star office 14 MODERN ~STORE AND ~ APT; LARGE brick building in the rear; good northwest location: well rented. subjéct to conserva- tve first frust will_exchanee for o or grourds. E A GARVEY, District 5770, Room_815. 1010 Vermont_&Yé. n.w. SMALL APARTMBNT HOUSE, 35 ROOMS, @ bathis, large basement fof dining room. downtown section: great opportunity _for large boarding house. _Price, $23.000, with terms. ~ Address Box 347-A. Star 13+ §1.000. §160 CASH, SAL LIKE rm. bidg. Takoma Park Mg Slegk: Tarse loti or trade. Met. 0316 i D 4300, Em PROPERTY; WANT Address 3337 fE MIAMI, FLA. describe fully ATTRACTIVE PET- worih corner for Colonial-type briek home in nearby Virginia valued under $25.000 and ve back trust for difference. Address Box 2-A, Star_office. DRAINESVILLE, VA—46 A, 6-RM. HOUSE, barn, ‘fruit. “etc.: at give-away price and terms; trade for lot, aliey house, etc., or ease. Oxon Hill, Md 150 a.: high ele- vation on good road; 8-rm. housé, barn, et no_reasonablé offer refused on terms or trade. 500-a farm, between 2 State highways, ad- ining 2 pfominent estates. nearby Md owner will seil or trade for about 70c on the | dollar; " must be seen to appreciate great value. We have a_large list of properties in and out of the District. State what you Fave and what you wish. Exchanse ists_since 1896. " Col. 0279 N. E. RYON CO.. 1216 N. Y. Ave., 3418 14th i DOWNTOWN ROOMING HOUSE PROP- erty, or business and furniture, together or | separately 8 apts.: all oceypled annual_rents, Address Box 340.A. section | | | pecia | bargain 2,900, EXCHANG! R HOUSES, CLEVELAND. OHIO. VALUE $25.0000 )8 scres, ‘Toledo, Ohio. value 525.000. AlL free and clear. Exchange for | apartmeni_House. subject to one mortgage. FARMELEE-ROBE, 45 West 45ih st. New o g SECOND COMMERCIAL. 66,000 sa. {t. n.w. area, 430 feet on B. & O. R R Priced for quick sale' or will consider exchange for cleat farm. small one-rust apt., or small properti THOS. %, JARRELL €O., Realtors, _721 10th 8t. N.W.____ National 0765. _ TRADE CORNER ON MD. AVE. N.E.. TRUST 16,250, for suburban home of acreage. What have_you? Box 1268, City Post Ofice. FLORIDA — SARASOTA: CLEAR BUNG. ‘jow: 5 rooms and bath: garage; éxcha for clear lot, D. C. Address Box 463- office MATCH UP MOST ANY REA trade. espec. exchanwe old houses homes. _ Adams €506, Cleveland 6160, INCOME PROPERTY EXCHANGED Fi fatms, lots or small garage. Address Pox 468-A, Star office. — . ITUURIH HOME, SANITARIUM, PRIVATE school; 26 rooms, 6 baths, ball room, ga- rage. stable, poultry house, 8-room dwelling, large grove. atiractivé = shrubbery and grounds, various fruits, 42 acres land; Bal timore Boulevard, about 1/ miles out. su ject to one lm"ll mortgage; trade for city income property. Price re. Able. Na- tlonal 8683, - Bundass. Decatar 313 . WE HAVE 'VER, DESIRABLY SITU- ated lots in 'y ase, Md., will exchange for income Bl’vdflc!hr eity property; prefer one-trust residential property, 8882 DESIRE TRADE, M koma Park residence, | cattle, hogs and sheep, Star“omer [8O. CAL. RES.. VALUE $8.900, FOR WASH- i :;;J(m or neatrby. iddress Box 394-A, Star | BEAUTIFUL DETACHED, CHEVY CHASE. MD.. HOME. splendidly arranged (five bed . libfars. large porches. 2 baths. first-floor lavatory. DARLTY. Inrge elec. relgerator. two ca: Earace: everyihing You couid wish at s vons subsiantial reduetion. Will take clear hol Ise or D;‘.,l;tor{::]v'); lum ’707 ;‘quilydn( $10.000 . “enving o will make ick deal. Address Box 61-A, Biar ofhce VABLE ot new National N _8.ROOM TA- (o herd dairy cows or Address Box 377, SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, DECEMBER 13, 1931—PART SIX l_ OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE. LEAVENWORTH, KANS. HOM il city limits: bive.: 4 sn'cl'e{?w?es:t“l?nm. $3,000 trade, D.'C. Notth 6098. * — SALE—FARMS. 10 "ACRES. ON THE PATUXENT RIVER: ol Impoted and cultivates: nice home come: terms; " $9.50 & DAVIS, Charlotte Hall St Marys GO as 160 ACRES. NEARBY MD.: LARGI and fenant’ house: will trade tor Lty e or sell on easy terms. ME. 4300, EM. 0218. LUTION _ STONE HALL. BAgH ACRES, PRE-REV: DWELLING: 8 "ROOME ) YOS PN 0L YAL 3 GOOD VIEW PLENDID COMMUNITY, SRIGE. %15 006 ADDRESS BOX 3#4-A, STAR OFFICE IDYLWOOD, VA.—A CHICKE farm for sale or lease, acres, 6-room house. new hou Il fenced. 30 ACRES. NEW HOUSE. OUTBUTLDINGS: horse. cow. chiekens, farm tools, henter range, vegetables, f{ruii, crchard, hard "road to Wash price JOHN MCKINNEY, -3, N AND TRUCK houses. outbuildings, % clear. & oodiand, macadam rond. Prince Georges ounty. $4.00: terms TIGNOR & FETER- SON. phone North 6137, Columbia 7820, * 18 ACRES OF EXCELLENT LAND, IM- proved by 8-room dwelling, hot-water heat, With ofl burner, bath and electric lights: nieely located in the town of Herndon, Va . . ples fo Waihington, D. G over. hatd road: a beautiful home and offered at §9.000. H._B. MITCHELL, Herndon, Va COUNTRY HOMES NORTH OF WASH> GTON. $6.500—25 ncres: north of Brookeville on pike: good 3-room house. electrieity §ood orchard, nice vard and trees 5 elds: splendid place for location and price. 8,000-20 acres Aurel furnace. in fine condition: betwesn and D. C. f-foom house, bath. good_ floors, extra large living room: 75 fruif trees, Mmany grape vines: large poultry Rouse, brooder. good barn and corn house’ vard is nice: evervthing in good condition. Easy terms. Wil take small acreage close by as part payment, $28,000—60-acre farm: south of Olney on the Brookeville pike Those preferring this loeation will find nothing bet- ter for the money. Ask about other lnces ihat are’ good "inyestments, JOHNSON or R. D. LILLIE, 266 Takoma Patk. D. C. Phone Open_Sunday. L Call Carroll Georgia Virginia Game Preserve Near birthplace George Washington. 228 Roros, 200-year-old 7—mmvh houge. 8 fire- lices. antigue mantels igh land. noted for partridge. wild turkeys. rabbits and squirrels Convémiént to river for fish, oysters., crabs, wild ducks and geese. New low price, $1,900. half cash. L. _P. SIMON- N. _BONDED STROUT AGENT, Rm. 17 w Bldg. Predericksburs. Va DAIRY FARM 311 mcres. with 70 acres of fertile blue grass meadow jand. OMy 16 miles from Dis- rlet: 500 feet from Washington-Prederick oulevard. Modern new concrete-block cow BATn for 34 cows: good 7-room house: grain b8rn 45x80: tenant house and other build- ings: also 30 good milk cows. 5 horses and all farming machinery and equipment: city elec. Will sell for value of buildings and equipment alone. Easy terms arranged Phone Gaithersburg 34-R . REAL ESTATE D. C. Nav States Naval Reserve of the District | of Columbia and the regular Navy in- ! spector-instructor assigned to the or- ganization were hosts Thursday night to the officers of the U. S. Destroyer Hamilton at the Army and Navy Coun- try Club at Arlington, Va The Hamilton is attached fo the training division of the Atlantic Fleet, is the vessel assigned to this area for the training of the Reserves and also takes them on their annual practice cruises during the Summer. 1t recently arrived here for a thres months' stay, during which it will be used for drili | purposes. The dinner was purely a social gath- ering so that the officers could meet jeach other, speeches as well as shop talk being barred Lieut. Comdr. James W. Whitfleld, an interesting lecture to the officers Monday night on “The Newest Wrinkles in Navigation.” During the course of his talk he discussed the mooring board, time and the day's work in detail, and he answered many questions on navi- gation for the citizen-sailor officers. These lectures, it was sald, are to be a feature of the training of the Re- serve officers while the Hamilton is here. Monday night the officers will hear a lecture by Lieut. John K. Lyneh, torpedo officer of the Hamilton. The subject will be “What It Is and What 1t Does” and will déal with the torpedo. The watch list for tomorrow night follows: Ensign B. H. Lindman, officer of the deck; E. G. Morgan, boatswain's mate, first class, petty officer of the watch; captain’s orderly, A. C. Doyle, seaman, first class: sentry, C. J. Fribers, fireman, third class. ‘The Naval Reserve Athletic Associa- tion, composed of the enlisted personnel of the local battalion, gave a dance at the armory Thursday night, the music tgmz furnished by the Navy Yard and. The engineer forces of each of the three fleet divisions shifted into their dungarees on the last drill night and went aboard the Hamilton. They spent the whole evening in the engine and fire rooms of the vessel reeeiving in- struction in the handling of the ma- | chinery and boilers. The deck force remained at the armory drilling in sig- nals, knots and splices and first aid. In AUTO LOANS. $300 Down; 300 Fruit Trees. 25 aeres. Hard to _beat for poultry and truck; mild climate: 300 ft. to lake, 12 miles ¢ity, advantages near: all tillable; ocd -room houge. painted barv. garage. $1.090 complete, $300 eash. Pg. #8. Free Cataloane STROUT AGENCY. 1421:N Land Title Bids., ila., Pa WANTED—FARMS, FILLY FQUIPPED POULTRY FPARM NBAR- by. must be bargain {rom owher only; price location. description: consider general farm Address Box 396-A. Star office. ‘ CHICKEN FARM, NEAR WASHINGTON, with g00d house: 'legse or exchange: horth preferred. Addfem Box 376-A. Star office TO RENT, GOOD FARM ON GOOD ROAD, Southern ‘Maryiand, with equipment pre- ferred. Privilege 10 buy. .References. Ad- dress Box 385-V. Star office ‘nm'r—-unn& TRUCK FARM —EAST RIVERDALE, MD. Qn,Sement highway, 12 acres land, $-toom weiling, barn, stabie, chicken house, dairy house, food siresm water throusn fear of Toperty. Jood well water month. Na- lonal 681 Sundays Decatur 3155 140 ACRES, GOOD LAND, WITH THE U of tractor. mules and all necsssary fcols: -room tenant house ineluded: in rby Virginia; fine for trucking or gonersl farm- ing: exparienced man with references only. Address Box 24-A, Star offie. REFINANCING: will pay your unpaid notes and give you difference in cash. Open eve. GOLDEN MOTORS. 1827 _14th Aenly Sersban MR Tin f4s. LOANS PROCURI ON AUTOS AND STORI 3 5 I _H._GREENBAUM. 1004 AUTO LOANE. corsog R D w’lz FINAN( 0. 943 New York Ave.. cor. 10th, 9283, AUTO, wm‘ 7, UBE R CAR LOWEST RATES. Quick Action. 905 N. Y. A’v'e'fié - " Natl 2483, CASH LOAN IMMEDIATELY. 192y to 1931 models: year to pay; lowest rates 1n_eity; %enaaueu vou_ keep car. SEE MR. BARNES, 1720 14th. _ Open Evening: AUTO Lo RerraTe gg‘?‘l METRO FINANCE S y 903 N. Y. Ave. N.W. 3839. WE SUPPLY THE CASH PR AL Lo 0] o sement AUTO FINANCE CO. 939 New York Ave. N.W. National 3804. SALE—ACREAGE. _ NEARBY VIRGINIA, ARLINGTON COUNTY. Offerad for sale to close an estate, 3 acres of land and sbout twele 50-foot iots, im- Proved by iwo small houses, mow rented. Will make & pice bdivision far moderate price hcrses. ‘A harsain for cash at $7.500. WM. T. BALLARD, 1221 EYE ST. N.W, MONEY TO LOAN. RACTS FINANCED. Chattel “nates (no household _furniture) pufchased. om_605. 1010 Vt. av HAVE MONEY TO LOAN AT 6%, FIRST trust, l!fl;l. 7. WALSHE. INC., 1107 Eye St N.W. LOANS UP TO $300. ol AR STATE LOAN CO., 3327 R. RAINIER. MD. tric lehis, pipeless furnace, large attic, large basement, In Maryland near Washington Priced low: $500.00 cash. Address Box Btar office. BEAUTIFUL BN( TYPE HOME 10-minute drive from Capitol high ele- ation: bus line; S-room modérn and sun parlor built-in ' garage; 18350.00 O " H GARVIN. corner Branch & Ala. ave HILLOREST =y 5-room bungalow; one of best b Convenient. 2000 Ala. ave. se BUNGALOW. 5-ROOM AND BATH. AMI £arage on large lot: in D. C. My eq ca $37 mo. Atlantic 2212-J CONVENIENT LOCATION, 10 MI CITY, ond. 115 #cres, 6 fooms. tiec - bur 00. “Address Box 413-A. Star of AN IDEAL HWT{W? PAINTED ARD papered; 6 rms. and bath, ami. J-car ga- rage, chigken house, lnrge corner fot, lawn sarden, frées, shrubbers, fowers; cigsé 't churches, schools, stores. Olarendom 1811 Ifi? FURNISHED COTTAGE 1N 1] 'Ai- by or Va. must be reasonable. (4 THOMAS. #33 11th st n.e small acreage with 5-room house. barn. ble for raising rabbifs, Acdress Star office se uilt tn WANTED—SUBURBAN. _ WANTED - BUY OR LEASE IN NEARBY Md ete., guital Box 274 hice. ’l.zn-smnsfi. s 773 F N.W._BUITABLE FOR LAUNDRY. Arios repaliing or beauy parior. 18,08 Q0 BELT. Union x%run m%'*‘i“"&n‘n".r—b" ORE, 1344 T ST, N.W._BUITABLE FOR o mi:rr. wiior shop o shoeraker: i 353, AVl 1808 180 st nw. " Fhone Korth 080, 2130 PA. AVE. N.W_LARGE STOREROOM, Tea0 T Cerave, 165K ©."BELT, Union Trust Bidg. - Nat. 3846, 14 FOR RENT, STORE AND 3 ROOMS: -(H0OD {or cleaning and flxt‘fl( ‘or shoé repair shop. h st se Appls Rubin, Stall 38 O MONTH'S RENT FREE. P, Sl 5 ACRES. 6.ROOM HOUSE flowers. po waln at $1,200. Inquire 817 11th st n o 2-ACRE BLDG. SITE ON HARD near Wash. Goll and Country Cluy. stoeams price, $2.500." Address Box 431-A, Star ce GLEBE RD. NEAR COLUMBIA PIK - room '}?%’q nmbfizfldln;s 1 acre seound; price, $7.250: small cash payment. balance like fent. H, B. TERRETT: 63] Pa | Met. 6236.Clarendon mu-é‘ R SUBURBAN ESTATE:. MODERN 6-ROOM beautifully wooded an 361,006 3 mcres, scaped: ofily 3': miles ' from Whi nearhy Vireinin: Food nelghborigog; car. bus, sehools and stores and rches: ‘some one with $1,800 of more cssh can get a real bargain for quick saje " 1f interested address owner, Box 469-A. Star office 335 CABH, i85 MONTH, BU bungalow. ' bath: all modern Improvenont doubla glassed-in sleeping por off State’ highway: convenient stores and bug e NTZINGE] Nat, 8371 5 % nw Evenings. Hy 1819 §100 CASH. 155 PER MONTH, i tractive semi-bungalow-type Houss of 17 rooms and bath. This house is " barealn at $6.500. Will take clear ground as sesn pavment. Address Box 450-A, Btar ofmce. NEW BRICK BUNGALOW—-ONLY $6.250 H.-w. heat. hardwood floor, open flrin?gcfi. tub And shower, tile §ink, laundry tube sue electric range, Bullt-in garege: cor. lot’ meat school Only $760 cash: §48 mec. Ach AL brick_adjoining; 35.90. Bee these u: ongs ROBERT S. HANBEL, INC., Clar., Al L SACRIFICE unealow. bath sieepine porch; Uit to sell for 14500 Tor Immediass 5 cash, 5 2 montily; i Iot #ith"chicken_ hotise for 500 peps’ o7¢¢ Call GWNER ____ Hyrtts 125 Gfenwood 2673 START YING A HOME WITH Christmas savings—4-room bungalow futnace, bath: 13,506 IDEAL FOR Itry; big bar- 8t. Market, < ONE 1230 14TH - g suIT 1425 P . NW. 2 TO TENANT. FihoB i 19 T, ] $th AND LUMBIA RD BXOFL- L1 R M — #3 UPBHUR ST w % 00 Storage Renr 813 E 50w % i " o8 "D, WALSH, 815 11th 8t nw_ 100 L A Cornér store, 3 1. l% b, elee. 2271 9th . N.W. Corner stote, 3 1.'and. b, eiéc.; desirable Tent cotored e K al WM Na, 1400 EXCELLENT LOCATION. . N.W.—$35. 12 Giatod in mew and theiving CAFRITZ, to “school, st. 75581880 Largs 16eation. __14th_and K. _ D NEAR 7th & FRANKLIN 2721 7th St. N.E. Storeroom, 20 by 24 feet, with stove. sink #nd lavatory in resr. being redecorated in- side and ont. Stuated in a_fast-growing section and should aflord ample trade for barber shop. shoe repair shop or any light mercantile business. Key next door at 2723 Rent, $25. B. F. SAUL CO. o AT. 2100. 925 15th ST. N.W. Dist._9980. TS, 4-room ami 13+ YOUR cellar terms 3100 cash. $30 & month byss o 5. electricity, water, furnace. 3oorn #00d street, nice neighborhood. gee Met. 1143 o il W.A BIZE8, ftenhouse st -t front, §1,100 each. j .D;Ign ;:é Nl 200 ot %‘n‘m reon 4117, sireels paveq ) e % ; a8 PERCY uqumn o, 18 Kot o 5 LOTS 40xi0: TUCKERWMAN 6T, Tear nd pl n.w. 4 30x140 lots. lst near Madison st. n.w._ cheap for cash. B._B. A 5 0101 4th st nw ACAMOON o oow, $1.600 CAl 8 LOTS_ FOR ., INOLUDING 5.6, bet. 7)’3!" Vg corner, 3ind st ~Hinticrest, D."6 Fhone A6 S109-0 5 Rose Al 019} HILLOR] on 3Ind st 4, ooty 978 0. H. in. & £ i oAk BOUTHEAST—LOTS IN A *’Efifi’ !Dcll’lg? 10 min. dn'l‘llwfvlfi . &ve.; block D. 0. line; strictly white: fine eorners: cihérs: some have water rervi rice will dc-fi &6 4301 el R B BN, H Surprise you: very easy te A Beck _st., m:dguty_\umhu'."u 3 E C. IN ARDWICK SUBI value, $i il Potomac CHASE. D. C.. NEA CH] . D. C.. — improvements: '40 ot 80 ke ot . frontage: bar- in; direct fr . . O R e Sl B | WOODRIDGE_1 T FRONT, cach; “enst :«y‘. nta, 8ve. 1 Block Dori o morove 3 SR PRt i S SEVERAL DESIRAPLE j G 1y T R R city at i!xf ll‘& ories Mg h{* g o H0h San O Aonn_"v}n. G 41 Phone Lin CHEVY CHASE. A eorner lot, 85 feet fromt, 4 avbrage Gepin: 95 feet 0 Althy Al mrone. ments; nfce shade (rées iréd. o771 o0 Less (shan original cost. being sold to ciose estal WM. T. BALLARD, i 1321 EYB ST. N.W. COLORED 26 LOTS IN D. C.. 36xi00 PT. guick sale. 365 each; terms, $1.00 Phone AdAms 2908 » fte: g LORED — 1 1N DOUGLAS arendon ' 1626-J-2, 81, Arlinston, Va. SECRCare ot bungalow rage; on Hilce: sad00, terme, okn 00., - 845 K St N.W. Nafiorial 537 STORES, BARGAINB IN oa L D31l WANTED-= e R STORE WITH § ?A s vumm A: or nearby Maryiand. Mam” be reasanable. Phone Clarendon. 898 S =S — T4th ST _WIDE FRONTAGE, ABOUT 5000 1t.in lot. Present income exceeds $4.500. Very ‘sood Tequrn, on Brice s ed. OWNER, address Box 348-A. St &cres, Do house #cres, good house cres. na house , res, old house acres, §00d housé acres, no house acres. splendid férim urban fiiling station WANTED—LOTS. G E.] A reasonable; AT ON Pay part cash, l ts. oo balane back of bldg. lagn; give e ; Box 1268, City %' N “« WATER FRONT PROFERTY. _1130 14;135 . Beautiful Takoma Park. 52,950—Nb cash and only $55- i to cover il pithcipnl and intares wh oI ihis lovely ey briek "home Sour own. "eks vlen is Duf<h Colontal, With an arilsiic 1111 | seccotion Bl apéning i o ¥ living LoOm 400 Sinink soom, “thete ‘it T e did bed r ana tiled bath. iin g oon large yard. Oonvenlently located, 3"biacis 8t ear. Burely & oy ‘GEORGETOWN, D. C—ROW OF EIGHT '3‘ Rl‘e}m.efl odern houses. Address %ox '3A-AB$ sfiee. e g MODERN COLONIAL BRICK: 6 ROOMS d briek T4 i o6d ek NER, \‘l'\i ricl Hih: a thgn. {ncing, park. et et Price, 8,000 terms incoln SALE—BUSINESS PROPERTY. _ 1o either 14th o, Eain. Why rent: Your Home, wr r 6th sh A¥., 2,518} ppottuniiy 4t 30c square fobt. Bmall | 71 y “' R e e FERRE g L g photos. RVt LAWRY, 213 Cedar Ave, AL 7y el st "%’s.&immo Wond tlon for most &n: i 1 it new Pepco Building “main omce, hall sauare X yment _building_opera. L ‘alhe"lils FOR BALE—X’ ONT gottage on Chesapeake Bay. 35 miles from D. water, elec. and furnished. ell Ijgcated _and 'priced less th 3 Brone’ cie S, =, Haw o ! -ACRE ESTATE NE, u&? = roniing direchly on bay ‘shore, with fine | private bathing beach. go0d harbor in rear, improve: Tn house in per’ Wwith large mod feet, condition snd Iy furnjehed. . largé din. in ba iT#e 1iving 00 Foom Wit ite wit On (where = Y UP_TO $300 On Household Goods ard_Automobiles. Ladies ask fof Miss Smith at office and Miss Owens at Seat Pl 07 11 §t., Watkins Bldg., Takoma Park, Md. Seat Pleasant, Md st AND 2nd TRUSTS ON D. O. REAL ES- tate satisfactorily arranged. H. R. shrm. CONSOLIDATE YOUR 1st AND nd TRUSTS Money also lvflllbl.e for repairs to proper MONEY TO LOAN ON PG EIAL qfiz l‘:oln! amount rl afling interest. E L Hi . 1115 Eve 6. n.w. MONEY AVAILABLE FOR loans on D. C. real estate. FIRST & SECOND TRUSTS. CONBTRUC- tion loans ~ D. C.. Md. Va R. 203, 1336 N. Y. Ave. ¢ 1100 {ONEY, DELIVERED (MMEDIATELY. 190 vk $1. Pay $4.50 wk. L’gfixfi’ifw ¥¢S". %io ond Bidg." Nat. 2490 QUICK MONEY 1416 F ST N.W. NAT'L 917 ME s, 2nd Al 31¢ 0, 50 wk 900, repay 0.§ 00; Tepay $7.50 wk 42,000, repay $10. 3. - v ents ineiude principal ane e ura can e nrranged moniniy WANTED—MONEY. EXCELLENT 2nd TRUST NOTE. MO. PAY- 5 employe. Adams 4786 or Box 1268 City P. TVIDUAL TO PURCHASE MERCHANT amounts. _Address : fip" SIBLE PAJ ANTS $4.000, SE- firedol':gflrxl trust, én own home in nearby 74 eommission. Address Box 474-A, Star office. ¢ prompt, low price, Snerman ave. n.w. Phone Adams 3094 Long Distance Baltimore, Phila- Sriphia New York. Boston: Established 1896 DAVIDSON TRANSFER & LONG "I\‘A'\l(ttii o Baltimore, Rich- Bost and all way points. 50 Padded Vans 1. AV MT, ___PHONE DECATUR 5885. M (6] N E ‘CONFIDENTIAL. QUICK AND COURTEOUS SERVICE. AMERICAN FIDELITY LLOAN CORPORATION, Ehevherdjfl!?r Lineoln u377 ___ REAL ESTATE 1OANS. 3473 14th st. n.v. ME. 4300. EM. 021 iR [EISK] s g NER & BRO., 914 G st. n.w MERCHANTS' R. E. FINANCE CO., Pay $1.00 wk. Pay $2.50 wk. —To LENTY, Ist ARD 20d TRUSTS: o )0 M. D. _©, wh el 2 /NB. O S'B Y C. F. WARING, 550 repay 1150 Wk | 1900, repuy 3 ! 1200 wk 33,000, by Vi B 711!7?\““ . : a cash: will sell 1 BB0: Shavibie on or before 8 vears'* Govt lateral notes. lel' Snfliflg‘u”&tfil:“vflmgu“ ™ OAttractive s R e 000 Wil Bay. reasonablg MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE. mfig’ JACKSON PRESS hire. liable, Loads or part loads to N ) and ::'l::l en romte. STORAGE . CO. 1117 H St. N.W. Nat’l 0960 3 Part-Los Special Rates “%aipmen Daily #”l 1317 N. Y. Ave. NW. CALL NAT'L 100 OF MAS K C. G. !l‘z{] .”CO. INC., 715 13th St Receivers’ Sale oF Large Stock of REGISTERED P 2%, o ' nderwear, Nigl Higad 4 m....‘g-:'i‘fvm':.s..fé'.':v ; A Foresds Cushion” Covern, a' ™ Kt Yloan”y Caerice™ 715 13th Street, MONDAY and TUESDAY December 14th and 15th, 1931 At 10 AM. BEach Day The above stock will first be gRered, as an entirety and ) Ry Satistac- y is not obtaified w! - iately soid in detail. e RMS: CASH. Y.L SMAT) GEORGE OSWELL, Ancillary Receivers In Re Heary Sutton, k; R Hepry Bankrupt No. 2550, and Baby Ci erchiefs, NOTE; LE) 5 B Stregl N Trustee’s Sale of Valuable Im- proved Real Estate Known the HAY-ADAMS APART- MENT HOTEL, located at the northwest corner of Six- teenth and H Streets North- ‘west, corded T Lot SETISIT, d5cd of frust, 1o land records of the District cf Columbia, and at the request of the party sécured thereby, the under?une« }ruslee will sell at public auction, in front of said property, on WEDNESDAY, THE SIXTH - o, DAY ,OF AN “Auctioneers, UARY. AD. AT TWO O'Cl premises situate in the City of Washington, in the District of Columnfa, being designated and known as lots number ten (10, eleven (D and twelve (1) in Willlam W Corcoran’s subdivision in square numbered gne, hundred and, eishiy-six (188) as per plat recorded in the office of ihe sarveyor for the Distriet of Columbis in Liber 10 at folio 114, imptoved by a valuable spartment and hotel known as the Hay-Adams. locaced ab the northwest corner of Sixteenth and H streets northwest, 'iogether with all and singular the improvements, ways, easéments, rights, privileges and appurtenances o the sume belonsing, or in anywice appertaining, and all of the estate, right, title, interest and claim, both at law and In_equity or otherwise, 'however, of the srantor and/or her assigns in said deed of ‘trust in, to or olit of thé said land and premises, ineluding all of the right, title and interest of the sald grantor, as'lessor, ‘and/or her assigns. in and to & certain indenture of lease made May 1. 1935, and recorded May 7 Liber No. $807, at follo 84 et seq., of the land recqrds ‘6 the Disiriet of Golumbia (correcied by # certain other inden‘ure of lease made November 24 1936, recorded No- vyomber 27, 1926, in_ Libér No. 5882, at follo 404 et sed. of ‘said land records), by and between the said sranier, Allce 1t ads- Worth. as iessor, and. Harry = Wardman, Thomas P. Bones and James D. Hobbs, a5 jessees, whereby the' said real estatewas leased for a term of ninety-nine (99) years from and atter thg 1st day of Aprl 1635 to’and until the st day of Mareh: 4034, ¥ith the right to the said lessies, their beirs, devisees, representatives and issigns, »_any of them. st any time before the expiration of said ferm of ninety-nine (59 Jears to renew the said lease for s term to gontinue perpetually and foreve vearly rent lease reserving or said mised premises the sum of thirty-six ‘I sand (336,000) 'dollars, each year for durine said term of ninety-nine (99) y the said lease contains an option to said lessees, their heirs, representatives, as- signs and survivors o' purchase said ‘land and premises at any time prior to the ex- Blration of iwemty' (30) sears from and pfter the first day of goril, 1925, Tor "5 hundred thousand "(3600,000) 'dollars; refér- Dce to said leass is ‘nereby made for in- ‘mation s to all its terms and conditions. neeipid, Tapds and ‘premises wil be sold gubject fo all of the rights of the . heit heirs, representatives, assigns and sur- vivors under. in and to the aforementioned ntures of sal 1925, in 10, e _.i.fi'nm' = e or_the balancs Payable In one and two -annually st at 5% per ai pay- S peeiotly lop F G20 RE gt eatyiate operty , or all cash g&gfi’a"?fl[mi‘ doars will ve" saquived at_time of skle. ~All gonyeyancing nd 1 at cost of burchaser The cording to purchager Is ‘required to make full ‘settle- the sale according to the terms t s}‘é"lh tteen dass from aie of pale. ottier- | the fee simple titie to the following land and al Reserve | inspection board when it arrives hers | for the annual tests will give consid- | erable attention to first aid work, it | is the purpose of the officers here to see that the men are thoroughly ‘Hained in modern practice along this | line, | | o Jack O. Lutton was enlisted in the 2d Flect Division last week as a sea~ man, second class. He resides at 1773 Jackson street northeast Lieut. F. C. Weisner, Officers of the 1st Battalion, United | view of information received that the United States Naval Reserve, is scheduled to lecture | to the local Naval Reserve on the eve- | ning of December 28 on “High Lights in the Battle of Jutland, During the World War." | the Naval Reserve says that Lieut. The announcement from | Weisner participated in this battle as | | an officer of the Germany Navy Other lectures scheduled for the in- | are: January 4, “The War College Cor= | respondence Course and Its Value to | Reserve Officers,” by Lieut. Comdr. | Clarence Guibranson, in of the | Hamilton; January 11, | the Battle of Jutland. thesis, Naval War College, Lieut. W. F. Hinckley, and January 18, “What | the Naval Gun Factory Does,” by Lieut, Comdr. A. 8. Wotherspoon. | It was pointed out in an announce- ment of Lieut. W. F. Hinckley, U. 8, Navy, inspector-instructor of the local | Reserve, that if sufficient Interest is | Shown in the schedule of lectures out- | lined, that further talks will be ar- | ranged for the instrittion of the officer personnel. A new training course for aviation ‘muhmlst's mates, and has been distributed. This is an- other course added to the yearbook of | enlisted men’s training. | presmie, With the approach of the time of | meeting here of the United States Naval Reserve Officers’ Association it made to have the Navy Department | change the method used by the Naval | Reserve organizations in holding their | annual target training while on prac- tice cruises. The mattet was started several years ago by officers then in the been done. The fact that the Navy has advanced training this year by provid struction and tests in simple for in- battle modified target practice, which, ac- give a fair idea of the marksmanshi) of the Reserve gun erews. FPurther, was contended that there is no effi- cient basis of comj work of the Reser: regtilar establishment. by the Reservists, it has been contended, will also improve the interest and com- be ent system. of the system now in vogue in the Reg- ship of the Reserve gunners. pense would be involved in seri to the target grounds one of the the esent system the Reservé shij whic] ef is firing uses a small 3 could be brought aboard the vessel and the gunners would be abi to see the result of their firing. stroyer Hamilton is here, vessel are d assist_the local commissioned men to flxflm. 1t will be the first time that organisation will ‘actice, and lect themselves the expected tests. ‘The Herbert Schiff Memorial Trophy, g:::ged annually to lt)kI‘:hN.vu Agm!l ifon or unit w] ‘compi! the highest number of flying hours with- out serious accident to personnel or ma- tiving {0 per- i & Tigh mark 18 fiscal year, to Fighting Plane Squadron 3-B. 1ts score was 1.091. Three mem- | bers of the Naval Reserve, Ensigns R. g Corley, J. R. Diffley and J. H. Kimp- T, Létters from the commander in chief, | United States fleet, and from the com- | mander in chief, battle fieet, have been filed with their official records: Standings of Naval Reserve units were given as follows: Seattle, 1.100, Lieut. Comdr. J. D. Price, commanding; Great Lakes, 1.100, Lieut. J. M. Hos: kins, commanding; Val Lieut. R. F. Whitel . g S. Hedtler, commanding; Oakland, 1407, ing; Long Beaeh, 1493, Lieut. E. B. Koger, commanding; Minneapolis, 1,728, Lieut., junior | commanding; Squantum, 2.216, Lieut. M. R. Greer, commanding, and Detroit, 2.266, Lieut. C. D. Willlams, command- | ing. The Navy Department has issued in- | structions that members of the Volun- | teer Communications Resefve may be | given training cruises the var) | fleet divisions of the Naval Reserss, groe | vided that no officer or man of the | Naval Resefve or Volunteer Reserve, general service, thereby will be pre- vented from performing training duty executive officer of the Hamilton, gave | struction of the local battalion officers oyers in graduation second class, has been prepared by the Navy Department is probable that further efforts will be local battalion, but as yét nothing has problems would appear to indicate, it was sald, that they are ready to take up advanced work in other lines. Under the system in vogue now, the Reserves, while on annual cruises, engage in a cording to Reserve officers, does not rison between the ts and those of the The use of the Regular Navy system titive spirit of the men, as they will able to see just when they receive direct hits, which, according to their officers they cannot see under the pres- 1t was pointed, however, that the use ular establishment would cost more than the present system, but it is believed that it would improve the marksman- The éx- out naval floating targets by a tug. Under With the use of theé large target, it was pointed out, upon completion of a stri; Mahmbylnygunmwthem: rnw.rz for this important feature of he next annual Stream, 1.179, commarndin the Reserveé another step from its basic: Officers of the loeal Reserve battalion are using every opportunity to study up- on the battle problem while the de- nd the offi- cers of the Regular Navy aboard the everything possible o have been tested in such advance neval- terial, has been awarded for the last. are members of the squadron.” Philadelphis, 1.3723, Lieut. Comdr. R.° Lieut. Comdr. F. E. Connell, command- le, M. D. Crawford, * and provided there is room on board - the partienlar vessel on cruise is to be performed. Lieut. W. F. Hinckley, United States | Navy, inspector instructor of thé local | Naval Reserve Battalion, has prepared and sent to all fleet line officers of the the local Reserve a pamphlet on command. . In his letter of transmittal, he says that it applies solely to command of a small | unit, such as a destroyer—“a job that many of you may be called upon to fill |In_event of war.” While he points out that many great leaders are born, not made, he says that . any officer of intelligence and char- acter can, by study and application, fit himself to be an_efficient commander of a small unit. Referring to the first article for the Government of the Navy, he says that it requires commanders of vessels to show in themselves a example of virtue, honor, paf and subordination, but hé adds that the commanding officer of a ship may do all of these things and yet not be an efficient commander. Successful command, he says, is based more upon the llm rnt:é)y definable ties of prestige, loyalty and the of meho)ogy. He must be (mfleflfly. wi t being familiar; strict, without beg harsh, Lieut. Hinckley explains, ipline s the first r he says, and he adds that an com. n-nda:h?&n be good e 10 his subord 3 rnl out the smaller the unit doesn't macter much; few will éver find that out sufficient smattering of by. But & seaman must be. Ay 16 trustee réservi sell the property at the risk and cost of defaulting_purchaser, after ten (10) dags' tisement of :u%fvn résale in or a dfif%wm