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Dial TzOiSterS
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Meters Given in Parentheses
wFBM se70 INDIANAPOLIS

MtBM lid INDIANAPOLIS
indianapolis Power and Light Coz
4:OO-Iime signal julius G. Walk g.
Son.
4:O1-New record release hour. Baldwin
Piano Company.
5:OO-Time signal, julius C. Walk &
5;O1-Late news flashes. indiana polls
Times.
5:1O-State road conditions, State High
5:15-DOgs, DR.. j. c. Vance. HOOsier
Kennel Club.
5:25-GreenwOOd Community Players,
Walter Grass.
5:30-Strauss Juniors. Edward and Leroy.
5:55-Child health week.
G:OO-Time, signal, julius c. Walk g.
Son.
6:01-E-Z Bake Flour NIillers.
7:00--lndianaLol oils Public School hour.
7:40-Arthur CilliOm.
8:00-PhOenix Coffee hour.
9:00-Butler College program.
1O:l5-DixOn and Davenport.
1O:30-An hour and a half with George
Irish and his I. A. C. Orchestra.
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Other best features follow:
7:oo-Columbia Network, True Story
Columbia Network. La Palma
Smoker.
8:30-WPG. Atlantic City Hotel Mems
Association. DINNER.
9:00-WMAQ. Chicago. Musical potpourri
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ana was brought back 10 the states
for concert work
The lovely senorita has appeared
frequently in this field and has
scored a remarkable success, but
this will be the first opportunity
given radio audiences to hear her.
The other SoloiSt of the broadcast
is also a Cuban-Senor Gustavo
CarraSca, tenor. Supporting the two
soloiSts will be two groups of in
strumentaliStS- Hawaiian duo and
the Gold Medal Guitar and Mando-
lin Rondalla, unit prominent in
South and Central America as a
concert group and as recording
artists.
Other best features follow:
7Oo-Columbia Network, True Story
Columbia Network. La Palma
83o-WPG, Atlantic City. Hotel Mems
9Oo-WNiAo. Chicago. Musical potpourri
The Saturday morning program
of the Parnassus Trio broadcasting
from WEAF, New York, at 6:l5
a. m. will be heard as follows:
Deep In Your Eyes" ............ jacob
Lolfta ................... Friml
.ESerceuse,, ....'...'...'...'... JarneIeeLI
Another Saturday morning con-
cert will feature the Philharmonic
Orchestra under the direction Of
Ernest Schelling fro mthe Mosque
Theater, Newark, over WOR at 8,
playing the following numbers:
allegro" from Symphony No. 5 in c
"N mtnp snite, Tscb nenSTsSSI
The Beautiful Blue Danube" waltz
"The Star spangIed Banner
American Fantasy t-'e's Doi Herbert
Basil Sydney, Mary Ellis and
Charles H. Crocker-King, who play
the leading roles in the Garrick
Players production of Bruno
Franks Twelve Thousand" will be
featured in a radio version of the
Broadway play which will be broad
cast through stations associated
with the National Broadcasting
Company tonight at 5.
This program will be heard
through WIZ, New York; WRC,
Washington, and WJR, Detroit.
The Whittall Anglo-Persians in
their NBC Red network broadcast
tonight at 7 have selected a large
group of popular classics. The pro-
gram was arranged by Louis Katz-
man.
The details are as follows:
call of the DESERT
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WkBF (2J2) INDIANAPOLIS
(Hoosier Athletic Club
1O:O0--Recipe exchange.
1G:1J--BrunSWick PanatrOpe, courtesy of
Brunswick Shop.
1890 Livestock and grain market.
10:40--Weather and shippers forecast.
NOon-Brunswick PanatrOpe program.
WFBM (275) INDIANAPOLIS
indianapolis Power and Light Co..
3:OO-Time signal. Julius C. Walk &
3:O1-Closing grain market and New
York stock quotations, E-Z Bake
Milling Company.
3:12-LiveStOck market, Indianapolis
and Kansas City; weather fore
3:20-Farm flashes.
3:3O-HOusekeeper's chat and radio rec
ipes. Home Service Department.
Indianapolis Power and Light
S:lO-PersonaI beauty advice, BOncilIa
Laboratories.
A. M
8:45-WMAQ. Chicago: Overture hour
9:00-NBC Red Network. Congressional
Club reception to women.
9:l5-NBC Red Network. Household In
Noon-WBBM, Chicago-Luncheon dance.
l:30-WSB. Atlanta-UniverSity of Georg-
90 ia program.
NBC Blue Network. r. c. A. hour.
1:45-WMA0. Chicago. Cubs VS.. Phillies
2Oo-WEAF. New York Heckscher Foun-
dation Orchestra.
3.00-WTMJ. Milwaukee. Milwaukee VS..
-WCco. Minneapolis vs.sToledo.
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Best Daylight Features
Saturday

WKBF (252) INDIANAPOLIS
(HOoSier Athletic Club
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Compositions of Franz List, the
distinguished Hungarian composer,
will form the half-hour program at
KOA, Denver, tonight, presented by
the Nine Wilma Souvegeol Piano
studios. The program will continue
from $50 to 10.
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Orchestra

A delightful musical program ia
ken from the music memory'list will
be broadcast by the Orlof Trio at
7 tonight over WFBM during the
indianapolis Public School hour.
The Orliff Trio is composed of Jean
Orliff. violin; Yuba White, cello,
and Mrs. Rybold, piano.
A short talk on music apprecia-
ton will be delivered by Lenora
nartnent of the public schools.
The nropram follows:
.,toro,,o 1Ttlttotr,, Schubert
10 To- a water Lily ......;. -. .MacDowell
March OF the Little heao soldiers Piorne
"Narcissiusi ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ;.Nevin
A An WiId Rose Ola FreR MacB ESSReGI
bondqnderry Air" .'.'.''IrlSh E Beetb dvae
song Of India ....... Rimsky -Korsakov
shepherds Hey ..''''.'.''.''' Granger
Resolved that man Is superior 10
woman ACCORDING 10 IlloueIn SCailu-
ards, physically, mentally ana
economically; TINS IS the question
to be discussed IN debate by TWO
TO be proaocaSC over "NNH' NE"
YORK, at 9:lo loIlghC.
DR.. Wlntred SacKVlIIe Stoner,
educator and feminist, Will support
the negative and Henry Wellington
Wack, a fellow OF the Royal
Geographic Society OF London, the
affirmative.
Compositions OF Franz List, the
distinguished hungarian composer,
will form the halt-hour program at
KOA, Denver, tonlghC presented oy
the Nine. Wilma SouVegeoI Piano
studios. The program Will continue
from 9:3O 10 III.
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ANOTHER PET POISONED

Billy the brown dog pet of the Mel Holben family, is the latest victim of the local poisoner who is stil1 at large regardless. Of the large reward offered for his head. Ordinarily most of the dogs have met their end in the north end of town but in the case of Billy, he must have picked it up in the heart of the town. Tn the meantime several clues have developed and. with few exceptions, all trust the poisoner will soon be in the hands of the law.
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ENRouTE TO ARCTIC

The steamship Tanana of the Al2-- ka. Steamship Company, sailed from so-t.ie l..st week for Deering, Ri
 wal and Kotzebue in the Arctic M, rc,ie~. The vessel has a cargo o' cool and general merchandise. She vii r.ako .he only sailing of the Alaska Steamship Company to Kotze
 bue Sound this year The Tanana is commanded by oio: \ A. Anderson
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ONE OF THE BEST

The Chichagof mine is one of the most famous quartz properties in the Territory and was for several years one of the richest producing mines in Alaska. w. R. Rust of Tacoma and associates took out good fortunes and the original Iocater, John Tuppella, likewise collected a nice fortune fol lowing the lawsuit involving the own ership.
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furs cleaned, tanned, collars, .t-. made Mrs. Skilhorn, a widow; at Porcupine City, Russian" Joh '''' caDir.
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BOXING MATCHES FOR 4TH QF JULY
 WILL BE KAHOES
TICKETS FOR SMOKER WERE PLACED ON SALE AT LOCAL
 STORES YESTERDAY
(By "Gimpy" Harris)

Ine boxing matches scheduled for t.e Fdurth of July are attracting ,o much attention that if the tickets on sale keep moving in he manner that ttey have been for the past few days Sitting Bull will be satisfied with a standing room ticket.
 Snack tweet, tweet, a mournful dirge and another boxer in the prone position. That series of thrills will be furnished is evidenced by the ter rife punching power displayed by tic fighters now in training.
 The feature event of the evening will bring together Kid Ennis, the pride of Seward and Cyclone Whitu s.y the hope of the Surveyor. Neither one has ever lost fight and both declare they are going to win. The ola saying goes that you can't keep good man down--but it is believed if ore of these boys ever connect his opponent will sniff the resin for qus.c lengthy perod of time.
 I In the semi final somebody is sure going to hit mother earth with 2 crash. It's going to be a game of push in the corner" and during the course of the evening it will be a Isock to the "puss' and someone is going 10 be found lying in fhe "co" Iner". Smiling Rosebud" Shellarar
 ger of Anchorage is going to eros l gloves with "Gashouse" Allen of the | good ship Surveyor. The fight pro mises to be pippin, replete witt 4 action and will have the fans stand ing on their ears.
 Two local high school lads vii \ lock horns in the opening bout. Tige
 Manthey vs. Newsy sandbeck.
 The special bout will bring togethe Vi
 Young Nick of Porcppine and Hoodq
 Worcestershire of Unalaska. Thi . bout promises to give the fans one Q the best boxing tid-bits ever seen. VI Under the able direction and pel t sonal supervision of "splinters" st'
 ard, Quartermaster Corps, the boy
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ceIIed.

Frye-Bruhn's Baby Beer Is unex. celIed.
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The Ethel Mining Company has talk en up it's option on the Ethel property on Mineral Creek from the Reinken brothers and the title to the property is now vested in the company, accord ing to the Valdez Miner.
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FILES ARTICLES

Articles of incorporation were filed at Juneau last week for the Alaska E. 10. Copper Co.,, whose principle place of business in the Territory will be Cordova. The incorporators are l.. c. Dillman, James Armes and E. M. Harwood.
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Tourist travel to Alaska and the Yukon, will be the heaviest in years according to c. A. MoNicholl, general passenger agent for the q. N. Ky.
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 in training have all reached the point of physical perfection. They are go- ing great guns in the gym and hope 10 step likewise in competition.
 Tn. addition to the purses being awarded for the bouts, special prize of $1o. will be given to the fighter, winner or loser, who displays the most courage, gameness and aggres- sivness during the course of the evening
 Tie fights are being staged under .the auspices of the Seward Band Captain Guthrie under whose super vision the smoker is being given pro mises the fans that they will get their moneys worth Good music Tots of action plenty of laughs  It is very much desired that the ! fair sex attend these boxing matches, as they will be shown that boxing is not question of brute strength but combination of brain, footwork au' art
 Tickets for the fight are on sale at The Candy Cottage, Seward Grill Palace Billiard Parlor, Northern Bil Hard Parlor, Landers Barber Shop and Seward Drug Company.
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1uPPER 10 BRING GOLD

The steamship ". M. Tupper of tA9 Santa Ana Steamship Company @t- the first commercial vessel to laava Bering Sea this year She sailed from Bethel on the Kuskokwim River June E fer Seattle. The ". N. Tupper las on board gold, furs and fish.
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Clenton Mack, who was seriously injured at the Alaska Juneau mill when he was rushed against a post by crane, died few days ago.
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The Indian village at Killisnoo, rel gently destroyed by fire, will not be rebuilt.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

WANTED-SeveraI neat appearing refined ladies in Seward and sur rounding towns for dignified posi- tion in business world. Full CT part
 time applicants will be considered. Introduce RoseTnaid dresses and lingerie. Steady position with earn inas from s2o to $50 weekly. Ap- plications hould be addressed tc Mae G. 'Murry, ketchikan, Alaska
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FOR SALE-A new mahogany ukelele with instruction and song book, and stiff bukram case. Also new extra strings and pick, 5000, al Candy Cottage.
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DEVELOPING PRINTING AND ENLARGING FOR THE BEST RE. SUITS AT SchaIIerer's Alaska Shop
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EASTMAN AGENTS, schaIlerer's Alaska Shop.
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ENGINEER CLAIMS BE ABLE TO MANUFACTURE
 DIAMONDS, PRESSURE

PARIS, March 8. (P-A French en- gineer, one James Bassett, claims to have realized the technical conditions for the manufacture of synthetic dia- monds.
 He has constructed a compressor capable of developing 25 tons to a square inch, applied to an electric crucible in which the temperature reaches $500 degrees, centrigarade.
 It has been calculated that the nat ural diamond is the result of carbon being subjected to pressure of 10 tons at temperature of 1000 degrees, con- ditions met with, according to geolo- gists IS miles below the crust of the earth.
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TIRE UNKNOWN ORIGIN
 SWEEPS MANY BLOCKS

BALTIMORE, Mar 8. (P)-Fanned by stiff breeze from the bay, fire of unknown origin, swept the plants and warehouses of the American Chemical Co.,, covering three square blocks, in the southern section of the city.
 Twenty-Five fire companies had been called out Early estimates of the es- available.
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LEAVES \ MILLION TO
 BACHELOR CHAUFFEUR

POTTsvILLE, Pa, March 8. R- Miss Ermine Elssler, who died here last week leaving fortune estimated to be from half million to a million dollars, left her entire estate to her chauffeur, James F. Curran.
 Curran, about 40 and unmarried, had been her chauffeur for the last three years. .5r..
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YUKON DUE SATURDAY

The s. S. Yukon, of the A. s. s. Co.,, will arrive in port Saturday morn ing from the South, it is indicated to- day. The liner is due at Cordova to- nigst and will probably get away for Seward tomorrow.
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ANOTHER BODY IS FOUND

SAN FRANCISCO, March 8. P)- The body of John w. Collins, of Oak land, one of the victims washed over- board when the ferry Peralta dipped her nose under the water of the Bay, several days ago, was taken from San Francisco Bay.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-08

There are a number of bad cases of flu over at Anchorage, it was re- ported locally today.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-03-08

The longer you deal with this old established market of csrstens the better you will like if.
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RECORD SALE. 3 FOR $1. TAKE FEM, NO PLAY FEM. ScHALLER- ER'S ALASKA SHOP.
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The Best in the Bel" Gateway.
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Indoor baseball game tonight at the s. A. c. hall.
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The owls were hooting again last night, say oldtimers, which indicates some more cold weather.
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Send the Weekly Gateway home.
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KEW GARDENS, 27oo QUE ST. N;w,-Re.
fined apartment; having switch5oard
! room. Kitchen and bath ..,... s!sso
rooms, kit and bath. ............. $50 90
rooms. baths kit. and porch. =. 1850 90
DEVONSH1RE COURTS, WIS. AVE AND
on s eSS ST sefyee Res
ident manager on premises.
rooms kit and bath bath So 90 to sss 90 90
MARYLAND COURTS. 9th AND MD. AVE.
NE-Two new fireproof buildings. hav-
ing elevator and switchboard service.
rooms. kitchen and bath. .$72 so
ROOM KIT f'c and b anq 50 to
building Resident manager on the
premises after $50 PM all day SUNDAY nd Y
rooms. kitchen and bath.......... $50
1921 CONN, .AvE.7-,Eleyator service.
2 rms. kit. and bath .s5450 to S65 90
rooms. kit. and bath. 70 so
EAST FLORENCE COURTS. 2153 CAL1FOR-
MA ST. NV rooms, kitchen and
bath OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ..... .OO
1897 SPRING RID NW.-Resident manager.
rooms, kitchen and bath. ........ $50. SO
rooms, kitchen, dining alcove and
bath. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. bT.5O
THE DUPONT, TIT goth ST. N,W.--4 rooms
kitchen and bath. ..............$ 800. 90
THE BRISTOL; 1899 S ST NW:o2 rooms;
kitchen and bath. ...... so to $3.50
1915 ana RFb bstP ST SG% to 5 ss5
1920 ONTARIO RID. N.W.-Resident manager
9 rooms. kit, and bath. .s52.5o to s72.so
rooms, kitchen and bath. ......... So. so
l room, Kitchen and bath. ......... $3.50
1912 39th ST N.W.-Free electric refrisera-
rooms. kitchen and bath. .. ss7. so
rooms, kit. and bath. ............. $3.50
1900 WYOMING AVE NV rooms. kitch-
en- ana oath ......................$ 45 90
l447 OAK ST. N.W.-2 rooms. kitchen and
rooms, kitchen and bath ......... $3.50
THE NATCHEz. 1910 w ST. N.W.--3 rooms
kitchen and bath. $40 SO
rooms. kitchen and bath. ........ $500
24S1. 18th ST. N.W.-5 rooms, kitchen and
bath. ...................... $35. 90
410 18th ST. NE-Free electric refrigeration
rooms, kit. and bath. 80. $42. so to $50. 90
739 NEWTON ST. NV rooms, kitchen
dining alcove and bath ....... SAT. so
los 9Th ST. SCI room, kitchen and
LAwRENicE ANNEX, ss2 End ,sr. MY Ely
room. kitchen and bath. ......... S35. 90
TAI NORTH CAPITOL sT.-s rooms. kitchen
55O4 IN ST. NV rooms kitchen 90 and ID
room. kitchen and batb'''''''''SssSS'GS NJ NJ
25ll 14th ST. NV rooms, kitchen and
pakl ............... .......... $50. SO
$500 7th ST. NV rooms, kitchen and
1904 9th ST. Me- rooms, kitchen and and
:. . X3Z. Oh
I'LL LAMONT ST, NV room, kitchen
2 rooms. kitchen and bath. ...... As 90
4So lRtVLiNG ST. NV rooms. kitchen and
1856 MT. PLEASANT ST. N.w-e rooms s'I Kit
anu patn .''................ SIS. 90
,UL CO.,
ops 18th St. NV,
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1851 COLUMBIA ROAD.
4 rooms, kitchen and bath. s65.

1471 IRVING ST. NV.
Convenient to Arcade Market,
stores. bus. cars, churches, ETC.; 2
rooms, kitchen e. bah, $35.
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1867 GIRARD ST. NV.
Newly decorated throughout. Apt.
of five rooms and bath, porch. fire.
place; excellent apt in front OF bldg
All apartments newly decorated; new
gas ranges; exceptional values. Ga
rage space.
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"ALBAN TOWERS" WIS. AVE. AND MASS.
AVE. NW.-Refrigeration. elevator serv-

"ALBAN TOWERS" WIS. AVE. AND MASS.
AVE. N.W;-Refriseration. elevator serv-
ice Resident manager on premises.
rooms, M EAR s ana PoTeh
rooms, kit, baths and porch. . l65 90
a,So ems IT, baths sna porch zoo 90
board service and electric refrigeration.
2 rms Kit, din. alcove and bath :, $40 90
rms Kit. din: sicoye and and Bath 500 500
2l4 MASS. AVE NE;-Elevator and switch
room. Kitchen and bath ' s42. so
r,3r rooms Sis d g,5, aisSye beth IS %
rooms, kitchen and bath. $3.50 to $50. so
1921 FGS ee ST. an" S@a rooms kits chem
THE 1a Pffa s45 CALVERT 80 ST. II 70
The ETS IsisR Es a1a a s"e AVE-
THE G sHARo o si4s S'9 s sT NwEiey vat %o
room ktchen and Oh bath 90
THE EIWooD, itai 18th 1 ST NV ro e2Sv
rooms Too, kitshsn sn ns Path S ssSSSS
2 rooms si .s sns bath $4,000 to $500
1894 10th ST. N.w,-Resident manager on
RE IL a; 80 4 ss;s MIL sB
2s2o 10th ST. NE.-Free refrieerationi.' '.O'00
2 rooms, kitchen and bath. $3.50
1853 N E LAM AVE Nw-s ro so az KITCHEN z
THE '2S sseh 1919 ST. t. r ss2so
kit. din, alcove and bath. ....... SIS 90
cHALFoNTE, slis P ST. N..w-s rooms errSo
k roensi k afq Gs' and bath % 90
1924 WISCONSIN AVE. N.W.-s rooms kttchs
1924 co 5SS AVE Nws 5ssS:S
MADRID: 1900 18Th ST. NV rooms;
k Tnoms t and bath Ind hstb g 90
ss,s QUE 81 Nw1Resident n nsGS e .'ao ~
as, FPo 81 N rna G 4ooms kitchen dinnG
1920 s 9nS to $3.50
2 rooms. kitchen and bath. I"ee. $40 so
THE LEONARD, 1924 w ST. N.W.-3 rooms.
1901 / ST. NE rooms, kitchen and '0'OO
room kitchen and bath ..... 275o
5000 nth ST. N.W.-5 rooms. bath and
s2o NEW YORK AVE. NV rooms, kitch,
rooms o Kitchen hh and bath. 4aSo
1925 n PARK RID Nws roows N sitchsn s ard d
THE PAN NANrUCKET, i4is Sc 81 an NW vSoOs
rooms: kitchen and bath ........ $40 SO
AIIENHuRsT. l1oe COL. RID N,W-s rms;
sEAToN iso j. r i AVE. M NV . r esSSC
4 rooms. kitchen and bath. ......... $50
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1909 10Th STREET NV.

1909 10Th STREET NV.
Where Florida Avenue intersects 10Th Street, just
block from Connecticut Avenue and in the heart of
Washington Heights.
ATTRACTIVE HOUSEKEEPING APARTMENTS:
rooms, kitchen and bath ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $500
rooms, kitchen and baths. $4,000
Frigdare Included in Rent.
24-Eour Elevator Service
Convenient to Two Car Lines and Buses
Resident Manager.
MckEENER & GOSS, INC,
Realtors.
1415 Street. r. Main 4752
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200 MASS. AVE. NV.

200 MASS. AVE. NV.
This new apartment house offers
many conveniences for those desiring
TO live near the Post once, Capitol.
House or Senate once Building and
within walking distance Of downtown
business section.
Apartments are complete, with / or
2 rooms. kitchen with servitor. din
ming alcove and bath with shower;
24-hour elevator service. Private
basement garage for tenants.
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221 + ST. NV.
Three rooms, kitchen and bath COM
pletely equipped with showers, Frigid-
aire and some with radio attach
ments.
Resident manager, Apt. 81.
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4E-INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
STORES LEASED

1ilN SSllIICills
We have Just had listed three stores situ-
ated on prominent highway in a rapidly
developing section of downtown Washing
ton. Stores are leased to chain store COM
panies at a total annual rental of $500.
This property will show a net return of
l1i2co on the investment. Construction is
of limestone and brick with copper trim
med show windows. BY far the best in
vestment We have had to offer this year.
For further details see Mr.. Ugast.
BUSINESS PROPERTIES DEPARTMENT
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc.
REALTORS.
1912 Eye st. NV Franklin 95o3.
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ami. sarsse. .......'... ~. SIPS 90
1898 Vermont ave. nw.-l2r., b., ami. lis 90
20l7 10th st. n.w.--l0 T.. b., ami. 5000
1927 9th st. n.w.-8 r.. a b., ami. $500
S4ls Ga. ave. n.w.-4 r. b., ami;
1885 Newton st. nw.-9 r, 2 b.. ami. 30 90
HOS 18th st. Observation-Disclosures. IS
9t3 Emerson st. n.W.-6 r., b., ami. 1000
1909 n. Car. ave. n.e.-6 r., b., ami. SIS 90
l4l6 Oak st. n.w....,,,..,........ as 90
1923 Holmead pl. n.w.-6 r., b., ami,
la Bryant st..e r. B.. ami; gar. $500 $500
SIS L st. NV r., b., cleo. .......... 5000
1889 Ingleside ter. n.w.-9 r, b., elec. so 90
608 st. ne.-8 r. b.. ami .......... 5000
1873 Quincy st: n.w..-6 r.. b.. ami. 5000
IS quincy pl. n.e.-6 IT,, b., ami. $500
l3O oth So. n.w.-9 r., b., ami. ..... $500
S2s Bryant st. NE r.. b.. ami. 52.5O
l3o Atlantic ave. s.e.-6 r., b. cleo.
2o5 Cromwell ter. n.e.-e r., b., ami. sO.0S
5426 9TH ST. n.e.-6 r, b.. ami. 5000
2!l2 Mimi. ave. s.e.-6 r, b., ami. gas 50 90
GIT Morton n.w.-6 r., b., ami, gar. 5000
1881 n. Cap. St.--6 r, b., a.mi. 5000
1903 48th st. n.w.-5 r., b.. ami. 1850
S22 81 n.e.-6 r. b.. ami. ........ 27.Sn
1874 34th st. n.w-6 r., b........... $3.50
4i5 st; n.e.-6 r. b.. gaS.......... $500
i62a ST. ne ...:............... $500
i9i55 Stn ST. NV r, b., gas........ 81. 90
1851 emerson st. n.e.-6 r, b........ 32.50
pig SL. se.-6 r.. D.. .......... 2750
1 IdUS iotn ST. s.e:-4 r.. gas. 1880
7S sS 5th st. s.e-5 rooms. ............... 1000
B. F. SAUL co.,
Main 2100. 925 18th st. NV.