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BALE—Horsts.
__ k
COLORES^S ROOM*. H -M M* ELEC *
newly decorated. Mkf new; *6.9*0 your i
terms Nb»r 5th and M n.w. Dec lilt.
blSlt'tp order. CHEVY CHASE. D C
DEfACHfp TAPfBTRY BRICK. 7 LIVABLE
ROOMS. MODERN THROUGHOUT OWNER
offers an excellent home at *2.000
REDUCTION CLEVELAND 196*-J. _
$5.6*0 N E 6 LOVELY ROOMS. NEWLY
decorated, all modern cellar, garage; terms
excellent Apply *25 E st M._* _
$9,300 EAST CAPITOL ST NEAR LINCOLN
Park—• rooms. 2 baths, semi-detached con
crete garage, porches deep lot Sold to set
tle an estate Further particulars apply
*23 F st n e__ •
$9 300; LOCATED NEAR SUPREME COURT
Bldg., Library and Cap tol—11 rooms. 2
baths 2-car garage modern Income. $250
monthly Apply *25 F st. nr •
BROOKLAND WELL ~ BUILT BUNGALOW,
deep lot. 2-car garage: new condition: $7,750
F M DOYLE, realtor. Lincoln 6773 _ ,
P E 2nd BT BRICK 6 ROOMS, (Si- i
lar. h.-w.h. elec Only *4.750 F M DOYUE.
Realtor. Lincoln 5773. __j
DON T MISS THIS
*7 500 buys $10 500 house contains 6 rms..
rreplace, sleeping porch, brick garage on
eautlful avr near Roosevelt High School;
terms may trade Col 1122 ’
« in VI CHAM. D C.—ARC YOU LOOKING
lor a real home bargain? 0*11 North 6641 or
Clev. *446 _ *
647 LEXINGTON PLAtSc N E KESSBDY
bullt. $4 feet wide * rms Col br.. a m i
tai ntr* toeation. near Md ave and new
ibraty bargain Lin 7434 •
MfCHiG.AN PARK OPEN SUNDAY
Detach*!. % targ? rwm»,
i ©nth* Itrsf lot*
Sump* 4416 13t 13 pi Of.
a_BEST BUY WASHINGTON
211 H 6T N W 7 ROOfitS HAtH CEL
lar large yard alley: like new Vacant.
Open Saturday and Sunday _l|‘_
A HOME AMONG HOMES
43rd pi n « -Six-room and bath corner
brick hot-water heat, fireplace screen*,
built-in refrigerator rrpapered and r»Pa!nt
ed like new immediate occupancy YOUR
RENT MONEY WILL BUY IT after a small I
down payment of *200. Bring your deposit I
PERCY H, RUSSELL CO .
1731 k NT N.W. _
REAk CAPITOL AND HOUSE OFFICE BLDO
Brick dwrelltnc of eight rooms and two
baths with cellar, liet-wate* heat and elee
trlcity. all In excellent conditio” Space for
2-car garage Price only *6 500 on easy
terms.
NEAR 16th AND EAST CAPITOL STS
Six-room and hath brick dwelling with
cellar, hot-water heat, electricity and ga
>*ge. Price reduced to **.350 terms.
INVESTMENT AND SPECULATION
Six-mom brick dwelling with cellar, fur
nace heat in line of school improvement
Rented at *35 Price, *3,750
JOHN SCRIVENER & BRO
District *W0 914 O Bt. N.W
BIG BARGAIN!
Seem* Is Believing.
*1* SHEPHERD BT N W.
Open Sundfcj. Terms to Buit Ybu
WAPLE a JAMES INC
itorth Ofl*?
IN chevy chasf: d c
5 BED ROOMS AND 3 BATHS
FOR Si.660 CASH
My new brick colonial home on a coiner
lot in the most convenient lestricted com
munity aval’ab’.e All improvements in
cluded for as little as $156 o*r month, no
agents.
__OWNER. NORTH 69P8 _
Extra-—Extra—Bargain.
15 Longfellow N.W.
$65 MONTH.
Less than rent Cash payment and *85
mo buy, this detached home: 8 rms.. elect
refrit , kitchen cabinet, cabinet range, show
cr. cellar garage, big lot. high elevation.
Oprn Sunday Owner Ad 8087-J_*_
NEAR U. S. LIBRARY AND
LINCOLN PARK.
Brick home direct from owner. Christmaa
bargain 6 large rooms, bath, a m l., bay
window, weather-stripped: extra sink; 4-ear
brick garage Price, *5.750. with lew
monthly payments Phone Geo.via 4792-M
INSPECT 4702 GEORGIA XVE.
DETACHED BRICK AND 8HINGLE.
OIL BURNER PLATE ROOF
1 room*, tile bath, first-floor lavatory:
weather-atripped. screened, awnings, brick,
lot 40x128 A modern home, future business
Vx<‘ OPEN 8UNDAY. 2 30 TO I P M._
E. CAPITOL ST—$8,750.
Nine rooms, bath h.-w h , elec . inclosed
gleeping porch and built-in garsge first fl:
Living room, reception room, dining room,
pantry and kitchen; second fi 8 bed rooms
and bath and porch. J rooms In basement
arranged for doctor This property must be
•old and Is a real opportunity.
L. t. ORAVATTE.
449 15th Bt Realtor. Natl. 0253.
gvehln* Phone. Georgia 49(W.
"TSARS YOuft haPpiSSM
Inepgct special proposition on detached
brick and atone house In excellent northwest
local lor Molt beautiful house In Wash
ington Call Mr. BRADBURN Georgia
4W7-J. __
SSpUCED U.000
FOR IMMEDIATE SALE!
A six-room. 3-porch brick home, located
In beautiful Petworth Unusually large
room? garage This property represents
the BEST value In the city Can be bought
for *450 cash and *80 monthly to Include
everythin* PaTed street and alley. Pos
session with deposit. Pe happy in a new
home this Christmas Call Mr Powler.
realdence. Adam* 1323 office North 0965
You owe It to yourself td inspect this
a__,__—3
Bungalow—Open Surtoay
12 to 6 P.M.
3386 cash payment, *32.50 per month: sell
ing price, J3T56. 2U Westmoreland ave
TaTtoma Park, Md. Four large rooms and
bath. elec. lights. furnace heat, large lot.
fruit tree*. Horae or investment.
JOS. A. HERBER T & SONS,
__ _1614 14th Bt. N W._
BIG BARGAINS
—in Jameson-Ruilt Homes in all
sections of the city. Prices
range from $6,950 ami up. Real
bargains.
ror ox
THOS. A. JAMESON CO.,
90) N. V. Axe'. NAV. Nat. 5526.
WEST OF 14th if.
Just Like Ng»
$8,500—$250 Cash $60 Month.
Move in With Deposit.
Phone for appointment to inspect.
Evenings or Sunday. Oa. 3202
Day. North 0002
$4,750—N R7~M D. AVE.
Northeast. An exceptionally desirable
brick home of six large rooms, bath, hot
viater heat, electricity With reasonable
cash you can purchase this is cheap as
renting. Taken under foreclosure. Us a real
buy.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
729 15th St Realtor. Natl 0753.
_ Evening Phone Georg.a 2900
Price. $7,950—(>prn Sunday
12 to 6 P.M.
$500 Cash, Balance Like Rent.
235 Longfellow St. NAV.
A 6-raom and bath modern home, in splen
did condition open fireplace and built-in
garage. See this home
FOS. A. HERBERT A SONS,
___ 1013_lath at N W _ _
NORTHI \G B \RG \IN.
REDUCED $1,000.
ONLY $6,950.
EASY TERMS.
9 bl* rooms. 8 large covered porch#*. *11
bnck construction, modern improvements,
reconditioned throuahout Close to new
market at 5th and Els are ne paved
atreet and alley long lot with detached ga
rage _For further particulars ceil oa. 8036.
JUST IMAGINE!
ONLY $6,450. $550 CASH.
IN PETWORTH.
Modern brick home of « rooms, h .-w h .
hardwood floor*. electricity, partner in splen
did condition one block from street cars
• nd b is service close to stores and schools.
Paved atreet and allev Very moderate pay
faeniB. For inspection call Adams 2739-M
1 T&xftf B. 4 fefcD Ro6mS.
Open for Inspection!
Possession with deposit.
Price low Your terma.
TM OTIS PL N W
WAPLE k JAMES INC .
, 1889 14th St. If. North 0992
A CHRISTMAS PRESENT
FOR THE FAMILY.
AN ENGLISH COTTAGE.
FIVE ROOMS AND RATH ON
ONE FLOOR, FIFTY-FOOT
Lot, near car line
DRIVE OUT CONDUIT ROAD,
HALE MILE BEYOND DIS
TRICT LINE, TO BROOK
MONT.
$7#xx
8409 9th ST. N W.
. This new f8.250, 1-room armi-detached
house can ba bought for II.*03 with I1.MK
tuh yd tap niMtMy^^gent on^m^misOa
CrMk^Park—10-room fton# reaidence
beautifully designed and constructed lo
cated on 81.000 square-feet of ground
A delightful brick reaidence of 8 rooms
every modern convenience end in perfect
condition; north of Webster St on l7tr
si n w
B-room. 2-bath residence on large land
scaped lot in nearby Virginia; just com
pleted and most attractive. The environ
ment is egcellent; 49.000 square feel of tree
covered, rolling ground, fronting on the gol
course of the Army and Na»y Club Thit ii
a great opportunity at 20c square foot. Sma!
cottage Oh property.
cnber Piftces that range; from 810.000 u
••O.oeo 0*11 MMB HTLU puWjct «6«
W, S. HOGETjfrrRealtor,
I. - Wlllt; K.YR.
_SA^E—HOUSES.______ SALE—HOUSES.
T
I IEED kitchens with the larger sl*e electric re
frigeration; beautiful colored tile baths; copper
screens; cedar closets, double oak floors; paneled
walls and bronae bracket lights are typical features
found in this newest group of fine ali-brick English
Village homes In beautiful CHover Park. SI* big
rooms, cement front and double rear porches, ga
rages. deep landscaped lawns, paved streets and
alleys. Priced at $9.250—on easy terms.
MODEL HOME . . . 3803 W St. N.W.
ST1“ i".".
Take Burlf Ith-Glover Psik bus or drive out Que or R St to 31th.
north to Tunlaw Rd left on Benton St to 38th.
thence left to W St. Open every day until 9 p.m.
Hloucrfark
Adjoining Mass. Ave. Heights
Owner . . . . B. H. GRUVER .... Builder
027 IXth «*. N.W. N»t*l 1757
First Showing
Chevy Chase, D. C.
New Colonial Brick
Six large rooms, insulated attic. 2 colored tile baths, wood-burnirtg
fireplace, wonderfully appointed kitchen, done in green and cream,
ha« the larger sire Frigidairr. furnished breakfast nook matches color
scheme of kitchen, built-in garage with overhead doom, automatic
g»s heat and other fine features.
3311 Legation St. \.W.
Just off Nevada 4ve.
Drive nut Conn. cite, in I.emotion st., turn east 2 blocks. Home,
is open every rftty nnrf evening.
EDW. \1. V ILLlS, Builder
Tower Building. Nat 1 7179.
Handsome
Detached Brick
6 Room*—2 Bath*
Near Walter Reed Hospital
*7102 9th St. N.W.
Oprn Dnilv 1'ntil 9 P.M.
Completely Furnished j[
by
( amen Furniture Co. \
Compare this charming, artistical
ly planned home with any you have
ever seen at anywhere near the \
pric«* Fully detached; si* wen pro
portioned rooms, two colored tile
baths, delightful breakfast room with
built-in serving cupboard, pantry,
hardwood fleers and trim, cedar clos
ets. beautiful, complete Kitchen with \
one-piece sink garage, large lot.
Drive out Georgia Are , to Dahlia
! St. N.W. (at Walter Reed Hmitah.
turn east one block to Ninth St., and
the hornet. jj
(^(RPaxkeh
MilMb '
m lnth fit, n.w. Met. j*»i7.
CONGRESS HEIG 1 ITS.
A very attractive five-room stucco bunga
low. Just completed; In fine location Price
Just reduced for quick sale, or #111 take good
lots In trade Terms can be arrang'd J.of i
37‘i-ft. front by 100 ft. deep J E TAL
RKn 3215 Nichols avc Phone Line 3767
DETACHED residence.
7516 14th 8T. N W
SHEPHERD PARK.
$14,500.
English eottake-type frame residence con
taining seven rooms, two baths and lava
tory Oarage, built-in, for two cars Attrac
tive design excellence of construction Most
reasonable price and terms An opportunity.
CHAS. D SAGER.
Watlohal 9031,_ 924 14th St _NW
Interesting Georgetown
—House consisting of 12 rooms. Very deep
lot. Spacious ana well located. Apply Miss
Harlan. 1207 19th_st._Decatur 1703 _
710 SOMERSET PLACE N.W.
Mortgage company will sacri
| fice the above house : modern in
every way. Will be sold on con
venient terms, with a small
down payment.
FEDERAL SECURITY &
MORTGAGE COMPANY.
1522 K St. N.W. Met. 1200.
LULUHEU— BARGAIN. *7,950; CAPITOL
Hill, wide ave fine lor doctor, h.-w h., elec ,
la^ge yard. aaraae Adam* 4788
COl/ORKD 16-R CORNER HOUSE. IDEAL
for income; close to downtown; a bargain.
North 01141 or Clev._8440 •
COLORK)- 11th A EUCLID " BEAUTIFUL
horn#; bottom price* 6 r h.-w.h,. colonial
porch; hdw. floors, good term* Col. 3218-J.
•
COLORED—THREE APARTMENT HOME
Park rd ; 2-car garage deep lot; offer of
down payment considered Adams 7714-J. *
coi.ofcteb JT RooMS 2 Floors, h.-w h
dec. garage; porches, tubs, newlv decorated.
Near 1st and 8 North 10172
COLORED 7 ROOMS. TILF BATH. H.-W H ,
elec , near 11th and Girard sir n.w : *7.500.
easy termrNorth 870!> _
COLORED -8 ROOMS. H V H ELEC . 2
floors, full eellar porches, etc *8 250.
terms. Irving, east of 13th Pet 2180;_
COLORED
Biggest Bargain Ever Offered.
10 Rooms: 3 Baths
Arranged Into 3 apts Your home and
income combined This must be sold and if
vou want a real buy SEE IT! Irving
street near 13th st n.w.
Price, 88.250
Phone Mr. Jordan for Appointment with
WAPLE * JAMES. INC
1228 14th St NW North 0982.
COLORED *2.200 3 STORTFS CAN BE
converted Into apts Brick cellar, bath;
alley F M. DOYLE, realtor, Lincoln 5773;
COLORED
11th st n.w 6-room brick, h-w h . elec ,
gas cellar, newly papered p-iee and terms
reasonable. E L AIKEN. 727 15th st n w-.
National 35.66. evenings Wisconsin 3293.
( ni.nRKD BARGAIN!
New condition read? to move Into 1n
heart of downtown: nine rooms ,end hath all
modern see it any dav ot night Onlv
17-750 *350 rash, *60 mb ps-s all nrin A int.
A M COOPER 820 Jlth St Nat 1332
COLORED
BUY LIKE RENT.
NO CASH DOWN
$35 A MONTH.
1126 48th Pi. n e. —3-story frsme 5 roomf.
h.-w h_, elec, front and side porches, newly
palntbd and papered Dr A HENRY. INC.
1016 Eye at n w. Phone National 4875 week
days.
Fok color f n
KINGMAN PARK ..
HOM ES
- trin* sold on **•? term* No responsible
f»rmly man need be without s home of his
own
Modern, ill-brick home- excellent lrc*
priced neighbo: hood moderately
$6,495.
CHAS. I). SAGER,
... JRealtOr and Builder.
NaUoaal 0CT8 914 i4th 8t. N W.
COLORED- tASY TERhfS
8 rooms, furnace, garage Sherman ave
8 rms , h.-w.h., elec., good cond Morton st.
« on* • furpace. elec ; You st near 1st.
6 f 5 ’ ¥*e : «,h at near R
12 ribs, h.-w h, elee garage 4th st near T
8 rms, furnace, elee ; Harvard st
8 rms, latrobe, elec. 12th st 'ear V.
J F, HOLLAND.
- 1*01 7th Bt. _ Worth 3817. a
s.„C25C’R*n PAYING RENT
830 s»th st ne, Corner, six-room frame
semi-bungalow, front and bark porches, elec
tricity; repainted and papered like new; lo
)or «"Dlen RENT
MONEY \3 TLL BUY at'er small down pay
ment. Have your deposit reach
PERCY H, RUSSELL CO .
1731 k 8T N.W.
FLORIDA HOMES.
rUORIDA WELL FURBISHED
font. Winter season Beauti:
1 is h'w&'W'A t
Premises Call Decatur 0058^or write owner
*»0 M, *
WANTED TO BUY—HOUSER.
PRIVATE PARTY ('NO BROKER 8 COM
misston to payi wants several small invest
ment properties lor cash, any condition.
Llndeln 7078 _ _
MATCH UP MOST ANY REASONABLE
trade taper exchange old houses for new
homes Adams 0508 Cleveland 0100_
CASH FOR 5 TO 8 ROOM HOUSES PRt
fer old ones E A. Oarvey, Room 815, 1010
Vermont ave n.w. District *779.
WE WHTl BUY YOUR RUNDOWN HOUSES
or will repair and rent them for you We get
results, we charge less
J. B AIKEN & SON,
1469 Harvard 8! N WOol 5780
WANTED TO BUY 8-ROOM DETACHED
or semi-detached, modern house, not over
tio.ooo. In Chevy Chase or Cleveland Park.
Address Box 871 - A. Star office.__*
IMMEDIATELY—ALL QA8H FOR BARGAIN
6 to 8 rms : Rive location, price, amt. of
■ etr Box 1288. City P. O. _
MODERN HOME CLEAR OR 8MAI/L TRUST
$7..500 or less: pay cash. Give full details.
Address^Box 426-Z. Star office. •
WILL PAY CASH FOR 8MALC HOUSES,
white or colored, regardless of condition.
WM J CALLANAN, 1427 Eye n.w Nat. 8971.
SALE—SUBURBAN.
fROOMBT BATH. ELECTRIC LIGHfS 6AS
furnace heat; ’i acre. Price. *8,500; easy
terms Will accept lot as part payment
Located in Arlington County, Address Box
fl*-A, Star office._ if*
t ACRES, 6 ~ ROOMS. HATH, ELBCTHfC
Bung a low . 2109 32nd ST s e HniOREBr
— 5 rooms, tile bath, hardwood floor* end
trim, elec . ca?. newly decorated Can be
bouiht for *100 down. $50 per mo. Inquire
Mr Cadlc. 2H2_32iid *t_g e.._Atl 2802
JUST COMPLETED. 4-ROOM BtfSbAfOW
One block from bus line. $1,800 Easy
terms GEO. RAILEY. 241 Berryman ave.,
Capitol Heights Md. 13*
FRANKLIN PARK, VA , ONLY A FEW
minutes from Washington Golf and Country
Club—4-room bungalow with all modern
improvements; a bargain at $4,950 W. 8.
HOPE. JR . ]«7 K jt. n w District 95*3
7-RM. HOU8E—2 ACRES—ONLY 93.590
Attractive, well built house, good condition.
2 acres, streets on three sides, ih village 35
min city. Only cash and *26 mo
covers all HANSmT. Clarendon *00_
OAKCRE8T SAMPLE—5-R. A 7-R. MODERN
colonial brick, last word in modern con
struction. These homes will be open for
inspection to 9 p m. each evening. An un
usual buy; sample. $7,500 and up; terms to
salt These homes are worthy of your In
vestigation. Also. In Jefferson Park, beau
tiful 7,-r. brick with 2 baths, at a sacrifice:
in every detail like new; Virginia Highlands,
also 5-r. cement-over-tile bungalow with
h.-v.h . built-in garage, newly decorated in
side and out, $5,650: also 9-r. bungalow, fur
nished. one of most attractive in this sec
tion. owner has moved to Detroit, will sac
rifice for 95.770 for muck sale; fjs0 g.r.,
furnished, sn.250 owner in poor fealih; her
loss your gain also, in Abingdon. 4 and S r
HilvLUREST
5-room bungalow one of beat built In
?ltv_-_Convenient. 2600 Ala. ave s.e •
BUNGALOW. 5-ROOM AND BATH. AMI
carage on large lot: In D. C. My equity
earn. J37 mo. Atlantic 2212-J, * q . y
CONVENIENT LOCATION. 10 MI CITY'
State road. l'a acres. 6 rooms, elec bar
gain. $3,500. Address Box 413-A. star office.
| __ __ •
5 ACRES. 6-ROOm HOUSE IDEAL FOR
combination fruit, flowers, poultry big bar
gain at $1,200. Inquire 917 Uth st ,i w
j 2-ACRE BLDG. SITE ON HARD ROAD
! near WasR GO!} and Country Club stream:
price, $2,500. Address Box 431-a, Star <rf
j nee - 4
'• gleSe rd 'Sear-Columbia’ pike i
room house, outbuildings: 1 acre around
price. $7,250 small cash payment balance
like rent H B TERRETr . 831Pa avenw
Met. 6238. Clarendon 1828-J-2
SUBURBAN ESTATE: m6DERN~9-ROO«
house: over 3 acres beautifully wooded and
landscaped, ohly 30 miles from White
House: nearby Virginia good neighborhood*
r car. bus. schools and store* and
churches; some one with $1,500 or more'rash
can get a real bargain for quick f
interested address owner, Box 4M-A Star
office. _
HR GACtl .-tic ur.iio., ...
bungalow bath: all modern improvements’
doubl* glassed-m sleeping porch ' , hlorr
°,R convenient to TchoSf,
stores and bus line luo‘*
N„, ..9: "■ ZANTZINOER CO.
Nat. 5371 945 K St. N W.
Evenings. Hy 1819.
$100 CASH. $55 PER MONTH EOR'atF
tractive semi-bungSiow-type house of 7
rooms and bath. This house is a bargain
at S6.50C. Will take clear ground as cash
payment._ Address^Box 450-A, Star office*"
MEw Bh^MKh^NGA^: ONLT $«.T5bi~
H.-w. heat, hardwood floor, open fireplace
tub and shower, tile sink, laundry tubs
electric range, built-in garage cor lot’ „„.r
school Only $750 cash |4S mo Also
brick adjoining. $5,950 See these at n!i«
Robert s. hansel, inc ci"r v». Joo
WILL SACRIFICE --1-1
4-room bungalow, bath sleeping porch
a m i : built to sell for $4500 for immediate
sale. $3,300: cash, *300. SL monff 1»?»
lot wth chicken house lor 500 hen< * ar*e
Call OWNER.
_Hy£tts. 125. Gfcuwood 2673 13«
START B’j VINCI A HOME'wifH 'YOlffc
Christmas savings—4-room bungalow rellah
electricity, furnace, bath: $2,500 terms U '
bung°a°lowa' eiectOclty.^Ster. "^urna^e S‘2°c^
f.OcTt3°300'O,Oedr^rfat n#l6hborhoodr
. O B ZANTZINOER CO
-A45 -K St-—NsW.^Nauena! 5371.
BARGAINS fN IuBUrIaN PRopERTy"
3 acres, no house . tm
5 acres, good house...
II acres, old house .. .
14 acres, good house . .,
20 acres, no house ....
38 acres, splendid farm !.. ..
Suburban filling station ... .
mo ,4.h o?Ht£& 4 DOWLING. "• 1850
-_1130 14th_St. _R. w_National 5520.
Beautiful Takotna Park! *
16.950—NTft cash and only sss.jifin c ..
• to cover all principal and int*rent a!iimon^
Ihis lovely .few brick home »b*r ’w ""t^
! Plan 15 Dutch Colonial, with an artist?- uTJle
reception hall opening Into a 5Stt» liimJ
room and dining room There are a . ,ln8
r
gainf^Why’sentf 9t" ** *« »-,!? “gg!
Homt
MAUDE H, LAYVRY,
■J13 Cedar Aye. Shepherd 2646.
SALE—SlBt’RBAN.
__ . < Continue^.)___
NEW DETACHED
SUBURBAN HOMES.
IN D, C. AND NORTH WASH. SUBURB#.
$9,500.
D G.—New. all-brick. 6-room bungalow,
tile bath With shower, btiilt-in tub and other
features weather stripped; 2-car. built-in
garage open fireplace paved street; fine
location
88.000
Md.—New. 6-room, tile-bath modern home,
on paved street priced below its real value;
open fireplace, oak floors throughout, asbes
tos shingle roof built-in garage, lot 45x170.
with shade trees.
$8,850
D C. -New. modern home; 5 lovely rooms
and large breakfast room, full tile bath,
built-in tub h.-wh.. open fireplace, electric
refrigeration; large lot with garage close
to transportation No trades considered.
C. W. VAX WAGNER,
223 Cedar St.. Takomn Park. D. C.
_Oeoraia 1726^___
Gl! EVER IKY. MD
Bungalow and gerrgr located in first
class subdivision, must be sold for its mort
gage value terms-. 10 per cent cash, balance
in monthly payments Address Box 440-A.
Star office __
SNA I.R SPRING, M I>.
On* afre: on hlthway: 20 minute*' drive
ffCI—e»P*eity poultry plant
atrlctly modern 6-room bungalow like new
city _conveniencr. Owner. Bhep 3313-J _
DISTRICT li EIGHTS, MD.
Large, corner. 2-story properly: all con
veniences: aaraae newly papered and paint
ed: will be sold for 40'. below today's actual
construction cost Terms. *600 cash, balance
monthlJ;_Address Box 442-A. Star office._
WOODRIDGE D C
Open Daily Till 9 P M
2425 PERRY ST NE A superb new 6
ronm home that you can spend Christmas
In. *600 down will do it.
Also new and used bungalows at low Win
ter prices
WOODRIDOE REALTY CO .
2377 V I_ Are N E _ North 7203
$5,950—1) I ST k ICT 11K i(; H TS.
175 Washington Boulevard.
A modern dwelling of six rooms and bath,
hot-wafer heal, electric lights, garage; large,
dry cellar, lot .10x145 feet. Very easy terms
can be arranged and immediate posseasion
given
Open All Dav Sunday for Inspection.
JOHN F. DONOHOF A- SONS,
314 Pennsylvania Ave. S E.
Realtors.___
tSn stucco bungalows and semt
bungalows Just computed, with prices rang
ing from 81.900 to $6,950 Small down pay
ment. balance monthly Large hall, living
room. 3 bed rooms, dining room, kitchen,
bath with shower, front and back porches.
Oak floor* throughout, open fireplace, large
closets and pantry; beautiful shrubbery lot
.10x190 feet, with built-in and detached ga
rages. Don't fail to see these bungalows.
ARTHUR AUGUST K ( '
!M614^j5a^l^^r^^^^^^At!anUe^)636 ^
TELEPHONE
ALEXANDRA
34 P 5
0-room house, trood condition. 2
• cre oak grove. 2l j acre* cleared for
©ultitation. beautiful homesites Near
Mount Vernon Exceptionally low
price*. Reasonable cash price.
We have several other small tracts
located near Mt Vernon for those de
elrinie & home in the country.
'COLORED' NEARBY VA.. SMALL FARM,
8-rm house 3200 cash, bal Mite rent Price
low for Quick sale Me 4300, Em 0216 *
RENT—SUBURBAN. ~
TiF~ ADDISON AVf, VJSblNiA HIOlT
lands. 2 or 3 rooms, h.-w h., bath: Alex.
ear and bus,_ ‘
*-R. AND B HOUSE. 5 ACRES: RIOGS RD
and D C line ISO; chance for garden and
wayside market. Address Box 41S-A. B*ar
OffieE_______ *
3-ROOM. BATH BUNOALOW; GAUAOE
lot 40x130; near cars; 130 mo. E N L-OHT
BOWN. next door to Brentwood Post Office
3-hM AND BATH BUNG., ON CONCRETE
street, and sidewalks, with aarage and
amt., tn Colmar Manor. Md only 336 SO
per mo Call OWNER, FMtomacL 5950 •_
BUNGALOW. 6 ROOMS. BATH, SLEEPING
porch modern, in Hynttsville. Apply next
door. No. 7 Ivy street. Hayattsville. Md *
AT PARK LANE. VA —6 ROOMS AND
bath: all modern; city water; furnace heal. ]
3 bed rooms, 137.50 month. Apply drug store.
Rosalyn. Va _•
3800 30th ST. MT. RAINIER 3 ROOM,
private bath apt.; a m i ; furnished or un
lurnished. GREENWOOD 3083-J._
3- ROOM, BATH BUNOALOW, GARAGE,
lot 40x130; near cars; 330 mo. E. N LIGHT -
BOWN. next door ’o Brentwood Post i dllce
4- RM. BifNOALOW.. 125 MO.
5- rm. bungalow . 40 per mo.
7-rm. house .,.,,... 35 pe‘ mo.
O B ZANTZINOER CO .
Nat. 5371. 945 K St N.W.
Evenings. Hy 1819.
SEAT PLEASANT, MD NICE" 5-PGOM
bungalow, plpelcs* furnace, cellar, city wa
ter. garage, chicken house, large orchard,
variety fruit, grapes, etc . *4 acre garden
land: bus stop. $25 Apply 1!8 V n.e. •
BUNGALOW. .5 ROOMS and BATH. ALL \
improvements, garage, large lot. neat rthooL |
churches, stores and bus. Call 13 Hamilton
rt . Cottage City Md
FOR RENT. FURNISHED All LIN'-TON
County. Va . 5-room bungalow Shoi. dis
tance from Lee Highway. Am i . hot -water
heat, city water. Call Walnut 8912. _•
EXTRA LAROE. MODERN BUNGALOW. 14
foot rooms, 9-foot bath. 28-foot cellar. Torch,
attic; fertile acre Jot. close boulevard, cars,
bus. $31. GEO. C. WALKER. Hyatts 803
_
SALE OB EffcNT—SUBURBAN,
AN IDEAL HoSlE. NEWLY PARTED AND
papered; 6 rms and bath. ami. 2-car ga
rage. chicken house, large earner lot. lawn,
garden, trees, shrubbery, flowers: close to
churches. schools. Stores Clarendon 1611 '
WANTED—SUBURBAN.
3 ROOM gufrNfSHfD ffOTTAGE ffTHKfif
by Md. or Va ; must be reasonsble. H, B
THOMAS 833 11th st. n.e__ _
WANTED BUY OR LEASE IN NEARBY
Md., Email acreage with 5-room house, barn,
etc , suitable for raising rabbits. Address
Box 374-A. Star office.
, RENT—STORKS.
1739 P #1 W SUITABLE FOR LAUNOkf.
Shoe repairing or beauty parlor. 365 R. O
BELT. Omen Trust Bldg. Nations! 3346. J4*
STORE, 1344 f ST. *W-SUITABLE FOR
colored barber, tailor shop ’r shoemaker;
rent. 335. Apply 1805 18th st. n.w. Phone
North 0820.__ 15*
3130 PA. AVE. N.W.—LARGE STOREROOM,
rear room, garage; 365 R. O. BELT, Lnb>n
Trust Bldg. Nat. 3348. _14*
FOR RENT, STORE AND 2 ROOMS -GOOD
for cleaning end dyeing or shoe repair shop.
80S 4th st. s e. Apply Rubin. Stall 38, O
St Market. _ _ _...
ONE MONTH S RiNT FREE.
1230 14TH ST N.W. *>«
1425 P ST N W .
WILL REMODEL TO SUIT TENANT
AFFLECK REALTY CO . 1235 N Y AVE
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RD fXCEL
lent location, moderate rent. National
8241,_Cleveland 5603. , . |
*21« fTnrrtrfio QT M ? A TJf '.V I
store. . WOO I
Rear *13 E si. n.w. Storage . 20 00
THOS. D. WALSH
*15 11th st. n.w. Dlst 7550-7559
io<T iTIfni.w.
Corner store. 3 r end b- elee.
2271 9th ST. N.W
Corner store. 2 r. and b , elee desirable
colored ‘‘jut. 140* _
“ EXCELLENT location.
2212 QA. AVE N W—*25
lAr$f fttot6. located In new and thriving
location. CAFRITZ.
14th and K _Dlst 0020.
NEAR 7th ft FRANKLIN STS.
2721 7th St. N.E.
Storeroom. 30 by 24 feet, with stove, sink
and lavatory In rear being redecorated in
side and out Situated in a fast-growing
section and should afford ample trade for
barber shop, shoe repair shop or any light
mercantile business. Key next door at 2723.
Rent. 125.
B. F. SAUL CO
NAT. 2100. 925 15th ST. N.W.
WANTED—STOKES,
WANTED—SUBURBAN STORE WITH «
rooms m Washington or nearby Maryland.
Must be reasonable. Phone Clarendon 898
SALE—INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
14th St frontage, about s.ooo
so. ft. in lot Present income exceeds *4.500.
Very good return on price asked. OWNER.
address Box J«-A. Star office._ _
GEORGETOWN. D. C—ROW OP EIGHT
well rented modern houses. Address Box
242-A. fltar office __
MODERN COLONIAL BRICK. * R°9^5
with 2-cer deterhed brick eerate. iood ,
uorthwest section, lscln* park. Rented at
*500 per year. Price. *5.098; terms OWNER,
Lincoln 7978_ __ ___
“ SALE—B1!StNKSA VroPEKTY.
and Wash. ©a* Co main office, half square
REVT—BUSINESS PROPERTY.
ON 13th 8T BET. O AND. H 8T8. N W —
Large store In downtown shopping district.
Rent reasonable.
3*06 OA AVE N.W.
17'i bv 80: large show window; $85.
SOI NEW YORK AV* N.W.
42° Sdu.reH,eet; y2 ^dow,; ,50.
317 Woodward Bldg National 6369. *
SALE OR RENT—BUSINESS PROP,
2 MODERN BUILDINGS. CLOSE IN SEC.
com ; any size space; 1,500 to 10,000 ft. for
manufacturing, wholesale merchandise or
storage; heat. gas. elec., power. Ott* freight
elevator, unusual conveniences, very moder
ate rental. Phone Kensington 8086
OFFICES AND STUDIOS.
OFFICE OR STUDIO" SPACE FOR RENT
1728 Conn. ave. n w„ 2nd floor, reasonable
rent._ _ 14* _
FURNISHED SPACE IN LAWYllR fl SUITE:
modern building, always open, about 410 per
month: heart of business district. National
0617 for appointment.__ _ *
ONE WILL "FURNISHED. DESIRABLE "Room
in office suite, Woodward Bldg. Telephone
National 7771.___
WASHINGTON BLDG - WILL SUBLET" DE
SIRABLE OFFICE ROOM IN ABOVE BLDG
AT GREATLY REDUCED RENTAL APPLY
NATIONAL SURETY CO . ROOM 418 WOOD
WARD BUM,__,___
VERY DESIRABLE FRONT OFFICE ROOM7
light and airy, at 1731 K st. n.w. Rent only
430 00. k
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO.,
1731 K St 8 W.
AFFLECK BUILDING "
13th AND NEW YORK AVE N.W. —
SUITABLE FOR ARTIST. CARTOONIST,
NEWSPAPER MEN, ILLUSTRATORS. PHO
TOGRAPHERS AND DENTAL LABORATORY
MEN—
412 TO 42*. SINGLE OR EN SUITE.
AFFLECK REALTY CO,
1235 N. Y. AVE. N.W.
RENT—OFFICE SPACE.
PRIVATE ROOM, STENOGRAPHIC AND
telephone service, excellent location; rea
sonable price. ME. 4300. EM. 0218.
RENT—DESK SPACE.
DESK ROOM “ IN " MANUFACTURER S
branch office, with privilege ol stenographer
available. 1006 Washington Loan A Trust
Building. _ *
SALE OR EXCHANGE.
12 ROOMS, EXTRA LOT; BRICK OARAOST
2 cars, so. all stores, cars, etc.; hotne.
rooming house, tarnished or unfurnished.
Address Bo*J)82-A. Star office. 14*
MODERN STORE AND APT . LARO£
brick building in the rear; good northwest
location well rented, subject to conserva
tive first trust, will exchange for a home
or grounds. E, A. GARVEY. District S770,
Room 815. loio Vermont gVe, >,#,_
SMALL APARTMENT HOUSE, 35 ROOMS!
6 baths. large basement for dining room
downtown section; great opportunity for
large boarding house Price. *23.000. with
terms. Address Box 347-A Star office 13*
m oifcj.1100 caSH7 Sal. like rent; one
rm. bldg.. Takoma Park. Md. facing Sligo
Creek; large lot; or trade. Met. 4300, Em.
0316. __ _ •
FINE MIAMI. FI,A.. PROPERTY, WANT
property here; describe fully. Address 3331
18th si. n.w. _
WILL' EXCHANGE ATTRACTIVE PET
worth corner for Colonial-type brick home
in nearby Virginia valued under $25,000 and
give back trust for difference. Address Box
#52-A. Star office. __
DRAINESVILLE. VA.--46 A . 6-RM. HOUSE,
barn, fruit, etc ; at give-away price and
terms; trade for lot, alley house, ete., or
lease.
Oxon Hill. Md.. section; 150 a.: high ele
vation on good road, 8-rm. house, barn, etc.;
no reasonable offer refused on terms or trade.
500-a farm, between 2 State highways, ad
joining 2 prominent estates, nearby Md ;
owner will sell or trade lor about 70c On the
dollar; must be seen to appreciate great
value. WC have a large list of properties in
and out of the District. State what you
have and what you w'lsh. Exchange special
ists since 1898. Col. 0279
N E RYON CO . 1216 N Y Ave . 3418 14th.
DOWNTOWN ROOMING HOUSE PROP
erty, or business and furniture, together or
separately; bargain; 8 apts.: all occupied;
annual rents, (2 900. Address Box 340-A,
Star office. •
_EXCHANGE
FOUR HOUSES. CLEVELAND. OHIO, VALUE
*25,000; 18 acres, Toledo. Ohio, value
*25,000. All free and clear Exchange for
apartment house, subject to one mortgage.
FARMELEE-ROSE, 45 West 45th St.. New
York,♦
SECOND COMMERCIAL
68,000 so ft., n.w. area. 430 feet on B A O
R R Priced for Gulck sale" or will consider
exchange for cleat farm, small one-trust apt.,
or small properties
THOS E. JARRELL CO.,
Realtors.
721 10th St. N.w.__National 0066.
TRADE CORNER ON MD AVE N E . TRUST
58.290. tor suburban home or acreage What
hite you?_Box 1288. City Fast Offtc*
FLORIDA — SARASOTA CLEAR 8UNOA
'low: 9 rooms and bath; garage; exchange
for clear lot D. C. Address Box 482-A, Star
office. _ *■
MATCH UP MOST ANY REASONABLE
trade, espec, exchange old houses for new
homes Adams (1506. Cleveland 6180.
INCOME PROPERTY EXCHANGED FOR
farms, lots or small garage. Address Box
468-A, J3tar office. __ •
TOURIST HOME, SANITARIUM, PRIVATE
school; 26 rooms, 6 baths, ball room, ga
rage. stable, poultry house, 8-room dwelling,
large grove, attractive shrubbery and
grounds, various fruits. 42 acres land; Bal
timore Boulevard, about 19 miles out; sub
ject to one small mortgage; trade for city
income property. Price reasonable. Na
tional 8662. Sundays. Decatur 2132 •
WE HAVE SEVERAL DESIRABLY 8ITU
ated lots In Chevy Chase, Md.. will exchange
for income producing city property; prefer
one-trust residential property. National
8882. _________ *
DESIRE TRADE, MODERN 8-ROOM TA
koma Park residence, for herd dairy cows or
cattle, hogs and sheep. Address Box 377-A,
Star office._ •
SO CAL RES.. VALUE 58.900. FOR WASH
lngton or nearby. Address Box 394-A, Star
office. •
BEAUTIFUL DETACHED, CHEVY CHASE.
„ MD . HOME
9 rooms, splendidly arranged (five bed
rooms;, sun parlor, library, large porches
breakfast room. 2 baths, first-floor lavatory,
cold pantry, large elec, refrigerator, two-car
garage, everything you could wish, at a very
substantial reduction. Will take clear hoJse
2ho«k0«.tf,071prZ f5rm tor 'duity of $10,000
Slf? tn'*L Leaving city mid will make
quick deal. Address Box 6l A. Star office
SALK—LOTS. ”
OWNER MUST bSEl TWO LOTS IN
NaL 8890 1343 H At. N.W Emerson 4117.
Y*S| DfsTR ARLE N W BUlLDlW sfffs.
PERCV P5vfit,^2rf ** W* *» * font.
PERCY H RU38ELL CO, mi K gt .n.w.
* 40x100. ftJ^KERMAN^ OT ' rvt- .
MariiJnd.,pl n W' 4 30x199 lots. 1st near
Madison st. n.w cheap try.r cash
Sim arw B E ADAMSON.
—9101 4,h st. n.w. _Ga 2000.
?or^rT8t9^R.( INCLUDING
s?* Mii?e2r«t f, *£’ Df4 Denver and Erie
sts ._ Hlllerest. D C. Phone Atl. 8161-J. «
_ _ _ HILlkTREyf.
,. 99x'95, ™ Mnd St . s.e ; orf!F $375. O. H.
QAHVIN.^Branch and Ala, ave. ae *
?n?y,T£EA?rF m A HIGH, jffiARBY
downtown via Pa. ave ;
oh*,. strictly white; fine corners;
, e hsTe water ref vice, prfee will
tSk,.C " !
LOTS IN ARDWICFC BUBDIVISfoir as
wiu take ,5°° ca*h
C -NEAR CIRCLE—ALL
^ 01 *1 frontage; bar
"ji/IjAT"- J- May- ^ a?rd
WOODIKIDOE- 2 1/OT8. T£-FT. FTiOS'F
DrtKotn ave., 1 block
11 Js,!i)dr^v-an improvements:
5773 *• M. DOYLE, realtor. Liheoln
*Za BUILDING LOTS
ano nom* sites In various sections at tw#
clt* pwlS;
* “‘sattoia'a^1 >ftd °~
iUftSimg^s
cheVychaTe.
A corner lot, *5 feet front, on tJtah ay« •
storage depth 95 feet to alley: all ImproVe
ments, nice shade trees. Offered at |l 000
estateh*n orl*lnal coat- Mln* sold 10 close
WM. T. BALLARD,
1221 EYE ST. N.W
coloh*5=3« loF§ in 5 C~5$u56~w
for».£u 'a ei *65 »£lchi terms, *1.00
month. Phone Ad*ms 290* pfter *
FOR COLORED — 1 IjC/f fit DOCoLAS
Par*. Va_: price. *250; $5 down, »5Wr mo
Phone Clarendon 1828-J-2, or address Box
81. Arlington, Va.
__WANTED—-LOTS. =^=
WAN'flSp-^BUrLDfNO Lo¥s, 5f08T "IS
reasonable; no agents.
Call OeOrgia lOOI-J.
AT ONdE-LOT IN“d: ~C.;' R*AE6*tAj«J
Pay part cash, balance on or before 1 yr.;
BoCxMf68b%yi^n6.,lT> *rlC#'
WATER-FRONT FROITlRlSr
FOR 8AlE—At 1;RAC+IVE wXfiR FRONT
cottage on Chesapeake Bay. 35 miles from
P C.: water, elec, and furnished. Well
located and Priced at less than *2.500.
Phonp Clrvpland 0747.
_ 5-ACRE ESTAf* NEAR ANNAPOtw;
fcLAiecky b»s Shore, with fine
prlrate bathing beach, good harbor In rear,
improved with large modern house In per
{“5 condition and completely furniahed.
^0^'wV^Trefl^. V'^^o^r t1!end
»tTofW o7«™
naMi gjge— .
ovcFlooltiag 20
w - A* _
_OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE.
^avenwortr kans. homestead IN
£1' mmm ,»vji J 4 8cres trees, grapes.
8tc_ *3 <w, trade. D. c North *098. •
_ sale—farms.
|J» ACREiT ON THS PATUXEW^rvgR"
8nd oultivated: nice home
Sr* Ant? income terms; $9 500 THOMAS
—-RAVIS. Charlotte Hall. St. Marys Co.. Md.
and uS??' NEARBY MD: LARGE HOME
!"d„V*nant house; will trade for city home 1
or sell on easy terms. ME. 4300. EM. 0216
•
rra,-enC™??’ „ pRE-REVOLUTION STONE
mt TO
ADDRESS BOX 344-A, STAR OFFICE. *
ff^WOOD, VA-A CHICKEN AND TRUCK
for sale nr lease. 3'2 acres or O'j
hm, I'-6'r?i0nJ hoHse- 2 large chicken I
houses, all fenced. _ j. F CALE * I
30 ACRES. NEW HOUSE. OUTBUILDINGS; i
J?"™e. c,ow-. ci!,ekf n*. farm tools, heater.,
range, tegetables. fruit, orchard, grapes: I
hard road to Washington: price. $3,250: !
WeMS 2',50°JHN McKINNEY- 1416 33rd ILW j
BY OWNERS—WONDERFUL INVESTMENT.
41 a . 2 small houses, outbuildings. Vi clear,
JJ *pndland. macadam road Prince Georges
£°unt.y. *4.00 terms TIGNOR A- PETER
SON. phone North 8137, Columbia 7820 •
18 ACRES OF EXCELLENT LAND.~IM
proved by 8-room dwelling, hot-water heat,
with oil burner, bath and electric lights:
nicely located in the town of Herndon. Va :
24 miles to Washington, D C over hard
road a beautiful home and offered at 19.090.
H. m. MITCHELL. Herndon. Va
COUNTRY HOMES -
north of wash-’-oton
$8,500—25 acres: north of BrookeviUe on
pike: good 8-room house, electricity,
good orchard, nice yard and trees 5
fields; splendid place for location
and price
$8,000—20 acres: in fine condition: between
Laurel and D C ; 8-room house,
furnace, bath, good floors, extra
large living room. 75 fruit, trees,
many grape vines; large poultry
house, brooder, good barn and corn
house yard la nice: everything in
good condition Easy terms Will
take small acreage close by as part
Kavment.
1-acre farm south of Olnev on the
BrookeviUe pike Those preferring
this location will find nothing bet
ter for the money Ask about other
. -j2]8cS! Hi** 8r8 good investments.
Call MR JOHNSON or R D LILLIE 266
Carrol! at Takoma Park. D. C. Phone
Oeorgla 3300. Open Sunday. *
Vircinia Game Preserve.
Near birthplace George Washington. 225
acre*. 200-year-old 7-room house. 6 fire
places. antique mantels High land noted
for partridge, wild turkeys, rabbits and
squirrels. Convenient to river for fish,
oysters, crabs, wild ducks ind geese. New
low price. $1,900. half cash. L P, SIMON
SON. BONDED STROUT AGENT, Rm. 17.
Law Bldg.. Fredericksburg. Va. __
DAIRY FARM.
311 acres, with 70 acres of fertile blue
grass rfleadow land, only 18 miles from Dis
trict; 500 feet from Washinaton-Fredcrick
Boulevard Modern new concrete-block row
barn for 34 cows; good 7-room house; grain
barn 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._«
$300 Down; .300 Fruit Trees.
25 acres, hard to beat for poultry and
truck; mild climate: 300 ft. to lake. 12 miles
City, advantages near; all tillable: good
5-room house, painted barn, garage. 11.050
complete, *900 rash. Pg 88. Free Catalogue
STROUT AGENCY. 1422-N Land Title Bid*.,
Phils., Pa.
WANTED—FARMS
FULLY EQUIPPED POULTRY FARM nTaR
hv: must be bargain from owner only, price,
location, description consider general farm.
Address Box 3#8-A^_Star office *
CHICKEN FARM. NEAR WASHINGTON,
with good house; lease or exchange; north
preferred. Address Box 370-A. Star office.
_ __ __ 14*
TO RENT. OOOD FARM ON GOOD ROAD.
Southern Maryland, with equipment pre
ferred Privilege »o buv. .References, Ad
1 dress Box 385-V, Star office
__KBNT—FARMS.
TRUCK FARM—EAST RIVERDALE,~ MD—
On cement highway. 12 acres land. 5-room
dwelling, barn, stable, chicken house, dairy
house, good stream water through rear of
property, good well water *45 month. Na
Monal *8*2 Sundays Decatur_2132._*_
1*0 ACRES. GOOD LAND. WITH THE USE
of tractor, mules and all necessary tccls:
8-room tenant house included: in nearby
Virginia fine for trucking or gmerel farm
ing exp-rtenced man with references only.
Address Box 24-A. Star 6ffi~e.
' SALE—ACREAGE. ~
N E A R P. Y VI RGIN IA,
ARLINGTON COUNTY.
Offered for sole to close an estate, 3 acres
of lend and fbout twelge 50-foot lots, im
proved by two small houses, now rented.
Will make a Pice subdivision far moderate
price hensfs A barpein for cash at $7,500.
\VM. T. BALLARD,
_ 1221 EYE ST. N W.
MONET TO LOAN.
CONTRACTS FINANCED
Chattel notes (no household furniture)
purchased. Boom 805. 1018 Vt ave._
HAVE MONEY TO LOAN AT f, . FIRST
trust. District.
P 3. WAL6HE. INC.,
_1107 Eye St. N.W._
LOANS UP TO $300.
NO INDORSERS REQUIRED LOANS
MADE ON HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. 20
MONTHS TO REPAY
STATE LOAN CO.,
2317 R 1. AVE.. MT. RAINIER. MD.
_PHONE DECATUR 5555 __
M O N E Y
UP TO *300
On Household Goods and Automobiles.
CONFIDENTIAL QUICK AND
COURTEOUS SERVICE.
Ladies ask for Miss Smith at Takoma Park
office and Miss Owens at Seat Pleasant office.
AMERICAN FIDELITY
LOAN CORPORATION.
107 Carroll St., Watkins Bldg ,
Takoma Park. Md. Seat Pleasant. Md.
Shepherd 2082. Lincoln 8337.
REAL ESTATE l-OANS.
1st AND 2nd TRUSTS ON D. C REAL ES
tate satisfactorily arranged. H. R. SMITH.
3473 14th st. n.w _ __
CONSOLIDATE YOUR 1st AND 2nd TRUSTS
Money also available for repairs to property.
ME. 4300. EM. 0216. «
MONEY TcTLOAN ON D. C REAL ESTATE
In any amount at prevailing Interest. JESSE
L. HEISKELL. ll 15 Eye st. n.w____
MONEY AVAILABLE FOR FIRST TRUST
loans on D C. real estate. JOHN SCRIVE
NER k BRf)., 914 O st. n.w._
FIRST k SECOND TfiUSfS. CONSTRUC
tion loans. D C. Md.. Va.
MERCHANTS' R. E. FINANCE CO..
R. 203, 1136 N. Y. Ave. *
MONEY DELIVERED IMMEDIATELY.
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Officers of the 1st Battalion, Unttec
States Naval Reserve of the Distrie
of Columbia and the regular Navy in
spector-lnstructor assigned to the or
ganization were hosts Thursday nigh
to the officers of the U. S Destroye
Hamilton at the Army and Navy Coun
try Club at Arlington, Va
The Hamilton is attached to th<
training division of the Atlantic Fleet
is the vessel assigned to this area foi
the training of the Reserves and alsc
takes them on their annual practice
cruises during the Summer. It recent!}
arrived here for a three months' stay
during which it will be used for dril
purposes.
The dinner was purely a social gath
ering so that the officers could meel
each other, speeches as well as shot
talk being barred.
Lieut. Comdr. Ja^es W Whitfield
executive officer of the Hamilton, gave
an interesting lecture to the officers
Monday night on "The Newest Wrinklei
in Navigation " During the course o
his talk he discussed the mooring board
time and the day's work in detail, anc
he answered many questions on navi
gation for the citizen-sailor officers.
These lectures, it was said, are tc
be a feature of the training of the Re
serve officers while the Hamilton Is
here. Monday night the officers wil
hear a lecture by Lieut. John K. Lynch
torpedo officer of the Hamilton. Th<
subject will be "What It. Is and Whai
It Does” and will deal with the torpedo
The watch list for tomorrow nighl
follows: Ensign B. H. Llndman, office!
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. Friberg
fireman, third class.
The Naval Reserve Athletic Associa
tion. composed of the enlisted pcrsonne
of the local battalion, gave a dance a1
the armory Thursday night, the music
being furnished by the tfavy Yard
Band.
The engineer forces of each of thf
three fleet divisions shifted into theii
dungarees on the last drill night anc
went aboard th” Hamilton. They speni
the whole evening in the engine anc
fire rooms of the vessel receiving 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
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8IGISTERE0
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Luncheon and Bridge Sets. Ladles’ Silk
T nderweay. Night Gowns. Pajama*.
Dre**es, Silk Rose, Babr Clothes. Tan
W'l Panelj, llandkerchlets, Fahey and
Embroidered Table Coyer*. Scarfs, Pil
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At Sloan’s Galleries
715 13th Street,
MONDAY and TUESDAY
December 14th and 15th, 1931
At 19 A.SI. Each Day
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TERMS: CASH.
v. £ smatiiers.
GEORGE lee BOSWELL.
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d?10 lHl lY,13S ' Bankrupt N°- 7550.
- FI TIRE HAYS
ADAM A W^HL|Ra ffiSSSSiefi
Trustee’s Sale of Valuable Im
proved Real Estate Known as
the HAY-ADAMS APART
MENT HOTEL, located at
the northwest corner of Six
teenth and H Streets North
west.
By virtue of a certain deed of trust, re
turned in Liber 5927, at folio 203 or the
,a"d „r.cc?^s of the District cl Columbia,
ind at the request of the party secured
hereby, the undersigned trustee will sell at
ctiom. in front of said property, on
WEDNESDAY. THE SIXTH DAY Of JAN
JARY, AD 1932. AT TWO O'CLOCK PM
.he fee simple title to the following land and
s}tua}e i" the City of Washington,
n the District, of Columoia. being designated
ind known as lots number ten (10). eleven
L,n> and twelve (12) in William W.
-orcoran s subdivision in square numbered
)ne hundred and eighty-six (183) as per
ilat recorded in the office of the surveyor
;°.r. the District of Columbia in Liber 10 at
0l‘° DL, ‘“Proved by a valuable apartment
ind hotel known as the Hay-Adams, located
it the northwest corner of Sixteenth and H
itreets northwest, together with all and
angular the improvements, ways, egsdments,
lghts. privileges and appurtenances to the
ame belonging, or in anywise appertaining,
nd all of the estate, right, title, interest
ind claim, both at law and in equity or
itherwise, however, of the grantor and/or
ler assigns in said deed of trust in. to or
’ii °; it® said land and premises, including
ill of the right, title and interest of the
■aid grantor, as lessor, andor her assigns,
n and to a certain Indenture of lease made
-lay 1. 1925. and recorded May 7. 1925. in
nber No. 5607, at folio 84 et seq., of the
and records of the District of Columbia
corrected by a certain other indenture of
ease made November 24. 1926, recorded No
■ember 27. 1926. in Liber No. 9882, at folio
■04 et seq.. of said land records), by and
letween the said grantor, Alice Hay Wads
worth. as lessor, and Harry Wardman.
.homas P. Bones and James D. Hobbs, as
essees, whereby the said real estate was
eased for a term of ninety-nine <99) years
rom and after the 1st day pf April. 1925
°..^ln^unti,1 ^the ,lst 6a* °f March. 2024i
rlth the right to th. said lessees, their
icirs. devisees, representative* and assigns.
■» any of them, at any tune before the
xplration of said term of ninety-nine (99)
ears to renew the said lease for a term to
onllnue perpetually and forever; the said
sase reserving as yearly rent ior said de
iiised Premises the sum of thirty-six thou
and ($36,000) 'dollars, each year for and
hiring said lerm of ninety-nine (99) years;
he said lease contains an option to the
aid lessees, their heirs, representatives, as
igns and survivOT* to purchase said land
nd premises at any time prior to the eX
lration of twenty (20) years from and
fter the first day of April, 1925. for six
undred thousand ($600,000) dollars: refer
nee to said lease is hereby made for in
prmation as to all its terms and conditions
he said lands and premises will be sold
ubiect to all of the rights of the lessees,
heir heirs, representatives, assigns and sur
lvors under in and to the aforementioned
adentures of lease.
Terms of sale The property la asld sub
set to all taxes accrued, (axes due and taxes
verdue, and no allowance or credit for such
axes will be made to the purchaser on ac
ount of the purchase money. The oon
ition of the taxes win be announced at the
Ime of the sale. The purchaser win be re
ulred at the time of the settlement to pay
ne-thiTd (1-4) In cash ness the deposit) and
•liver his notes for the balance In two
dual installments, payable In one and two
ear*, with Interest at 5% per annum, pay
ble semi-annually from the date of sale,
ecured by a first deed of trust upon the
roperty sold, or all cash at the option of
tie purchaser. A deposit of twenty-five
tiousand i $25,000) dollars will be required
t time of sale. Ail conveyancing and le
ordlng to be at cost of purchaser. The
urchaser Is required to make full settle
ment of the sale according to the terms
■tthln fifteen days from date of sale, other
’lse the trustee reserves the right to re
ell the property at the risk and cost of
efaultlng purchaser, after ten (10) days'
drertlseqaent of such resale in some news
i»h«d i|i_waati)ng,oii, ^
I view of information received that th*
| inspection board when it arrives here
! for the annual tests will give consid
j erable attention to first aid work, it
i is the purpose of the officers here to
see that the men are thoroughly
trained in modem practice along this
j line.
Jack O. Lutton was enlisted in the
2d Fleet Division last week as a sea
man, second class. He resides at 1723
Jackson street northeast.
Lieut. F. C. W^isner. United States
Naval Reserve, is scheduled to lecture
to the local Naval Reserve on the eve
! nlng of December 28 on "High Lights
j In the Battle of Jutland, During the
World War." The announcement from
! the Naval Reserve says that Lieut.
I Weisner participated In this battle as
i an officer of the Germany Navy.
Other lectures scheduled for the in
struction of the local battalion officer*
are: January 4. "The War College Cot
respondence Course and Its Value to
Reserve Officers.'’ by Lieut. Comdr.
Clarence Gulbranson, captain of the
Hamilton; January 11, "Destroyers in
the Battle of Jutland," graduation
thesis, Naval War College, by 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
i lined, that further talks will be ar-~
j ranged for the Instruction of the officer
j personnel.
j A new training course for aviation
machinist's mates, second class, has
been prepared by the Navy Department
and has been distributed. This Is an
other course added to the yearbook of
| enlisted men’s training.
With the approach of the time of
i meeting here of the United States
j Naval Reserve Officers’ Association It
| is probable that further efforts will be
j made to have the Navy Department
1 change the method used by the Naval
. Reserve organizations In holding their
' annual target training while on prac
tice cruises. The matter was started
several years ago by officers then in the
local battalion, but as yet nothing has
been done.
a lit. iavi wiai> vaic xwcavj lino mlT»m.CU
the Reserve another step from its basic
training this year by providing for in
struction and tests in simple battle
problems would appear to indicate, it
was said, 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
modified target practice, which, ac
cording to Reserve officers, does not
1 give a fair idea of the marksmanship
of the Reserve gun crews. Further, it
was contended that there is no effi
cient basis of comparison between the
work of the Reservists and those of the
regular establishment.
The use of the Regular Navy system
by the Reservists. It has been contended,
will also improve the interest and com
petitive spirit of the men, as they will
be able to see Just when they receive
direct hits, which, according to their
officers they cannot see under the pres
ent system.
It was pointed, however, that the us*
of the system now in vogue in the Reg
ular establishment would cost more than
the present system, but it is believed
that it would Improve the marksman
ship of the Reserve gunners. The ex
pense would be involved in sending out
to the target grounds one of the large
naval floating targets by a tug. Under
the present system the Reserve Ship
which is firing uses a small target.
With the use of the large target, it was
pointed out, upon completion of a string
of shots by any gun crew the screen
could be brought aboard the firing
vessel and the gunners would be able
to see the result of their firing.
Officers of the local Reserve battalion '
are using every opportunity to study up
on the battle problem while the de
stroyer Hamilton is here, and the offi
cers of the Regular Navy aboard the
vessel are doing everything possible to
assist the local commissioned men to
prepare for this Important- feature of
the next annual inspection. It will be
the first time that the organization will
have been tested in such advance naval
practice, and they are striving to per
fect themselves to get a high mark in
the expected tests.
The Herbert Schiff Memorial Trophy,
awarded annually to the Naval Aircraft
Squadron or unit which compiles the
highest number of flying hours with
out serious accident to personnel or ma
! terial, has been awarded for the last
j. fiscal year, to Fighting Plane Squadron
| 3-B. Its score was 1.091. Three mem
bers of the Naval Reserve, Ensigns R.
| C Corley, J. R. Diffley and J. H. Ktoip
| ler, are members of the squadron.
I Letters from the commander in chief,
j United States fleet, and from the com
mander in chief, battle fleet, 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; Valley Stream, 1.179,
Lieut. R. F. Whitehead, commanding; „
Philadelphia, 1.3723, Lieut. Comdr. R.
S. Hedtler, commanding; Oakland, 1.407,
Lieut. Comdr. F. E. Connell, command
ing; Long Beach, 1 492, Lieut. E. B.
Koger, commanding; Minneapolis, 1,728,
Lieut., junior grade, M. D. Crawford, ;
commanding; Squantum, 2.216. Lieut.
M. R. Greer, commanding, and Detroit,
! 2.266, Lieut. C. D. Williams, command
; ing.
The Navy Department has issued in
! structions that members of the Volun
| teer Communications Reserve may be
j given training cruises with the various
fleet divisions of the Naval Reser>«, grp*
vided that no officer or man of the Meet
Naval Reserve or Volunteer Reserve,
general service, thereby will be pre
vented from performing training duty
and provided there Is room on board
the particular vessel on which the
cruise Is to be performed.
Lieut. W. F. Hinckley, United States
Na\y, inspector instructor of the local
Naval Reserve Battalion, has prepared
and sent to all fleet line officers of 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 good
example of virtue, honor, patriotism
and subordination, but he 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 less readily definable qualities of
prestige, loyalty and the understanding
of psychology. He must be friendly
without being familiar; strict, without
being harsh, Lieut. Hinckley explains.
Discipline is the first requirement, he
says, and he adds that an efficient com
mander must be a good example to his
subordinates, pointing out that the
smaller the unit commanded the more
essential this becomes as the oonUwts
are closer. Lieut. Hinckley says that
a certain knowledge of psychology it
necessary in a good' emnoftonder.
“The list of professional quattfiea
“?*£* he says, "sounds like a recital
of the subjects of an examination for
promotion. After all, If the captain
Mint a sha.k on ‘steam’ or ’juice’ It
doesn’t matter much; few if any of us
win ever find that out if he ha* a
sufficient smattering of terms to get
by. But a seaman he must be. If he
cannot put his ship alongside another,
or a dock, in a smart or seamanlike
manner, in al.l conditions of tide and
weather, he might a* well go ‘engineer
ing duties only’—he will never have the
respect of his subordinate*. Ivery offi
cer abouid put in gt least ana cruise in
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