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FUTURE DAYS
ADAM A WESCHLER 10 SON 4ucfIe7eers-
9l5 Street NV. %
Trustees Sale of Valuable I'm
proved Real Estate Known as
the HAY-ADAMS APART
MENT HOTEL, located at
the northwest corner of Six
teenth and II Streets North
west.

ss5sed & 55@s JSs q SSss,? aa q sf1s
ara at the request q the party al seenped
nh,f thereby, the undersigned trustee viii sell at
WEBS Eass6t9 aE n fr09f sfxH q SAID
YAkY. AS isss, AT StNF6 fW6 6eEo9okk 65aE ok PM, PAN
the fee simple title to the following land and
in the District Of COLUMBIA. being dssignated
and a.I known as lots number ten tlO], eleven
Corcorsns subdivision in SQUARE m winam nambersd W
one one hundred hundred and eishty-six (ls6) as per
foa the psqe In ot hs Se Of ne
and IN hotel known as the Hsy.1dsms, located
streets northwest together WITH with ali ina and d
singular the improvements, ways, easements,
fighss same prlyileges and appurtenanees 70 the
and al Of the estate. right. title, interest
ana ana claim, both at law and in equity. or
her assigns in said deed Of rast IT, tS or
ont Of TIE said land and premises, including inc 1
said grantor, as lessor, and or her assigns.
II and to . 4 certain indenture, Of lease made
NO so na It rffiEdes oo q Nay e SEQ 2 isaS q
land land records Of the District Of Columbia
ysmbeT ~ 1895 IN Loer No. 5ssa st Oo Gq
a 4O4 ct seq. OF said land records, by and
Thomas P; Bones and James b. Hobs as a.;
for 'of 81 saa Esf sssse st
@ and ana Until 'ff ~ M t. a a,y o r. naPs nhP S25 s2
heirs. devisees, Representatives and assigns.
* aa Of q fhs sa9 sr y tine Defoss
years to renew the said lease Tor 'S term i'f to
continue peTpetually and forever; the said
ssd & 'saF' sam Of fefs tgss fSr faa nos de-
SAND (sss6ool dollars, each year for and
thI durins M said term Of 1inety-nine (ssJ years;
said lessees, their heirs, representatives. as
signs and survivors %. purchase said land
pTatioa o twenty so yeaGs gaaGs Il from me snd sS
snndred sss he tbaus.ns s day sdo f 5t a5 for
ioTmatoP IS T. ii is terms and se eendltons, at rs
ypbe sfs % n Of ne ss o vii . p sssses ssd
their heirs, Representatives, assigns and sur,
yseTs gsae1 :, II and to the aforementioned
st m Rsss,d due asd ssq ssass axes
count Of the. purchase. money. %he con-
aairsd az ths time Of de setsispeIns mt % o pay m
sysl M2 M2 notes & 'i n q:s ss Ss.ss: Sssos ss sss
.sss years, with Interest II 81 per sanum, pay.
secured By drst deed Of trust upon % 'tis. ths
property sold, or an cash at the. option. Of
thousand sss ooo} dollars viii be b"seessd reauirsd
ct time Of sale. All conyeyaneing and Ie-
cording to be at cost Of purchaser. The
purchaser Is required to, make fun settle
within ifteer days from date Of sale, I otbsrs 5,rs
wise the trustee reserves the right to re-
sell the property at the risk and cost Of
advertisement Of such resale in some news
paper gqMblishsd M sS in, tn Washingt9aj p c
DfeTRIGT OF COLUMBIA, Trustees.
fAaAI) Attest;
1QrMe0 EnFEI, ~l4
aecshtasA ssAlks 6nRea
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AUTO LOANS.

AUTO LOANS.
REF1NANCING: will pay your unpaid notes
ana give you difference in cash. Open eve.
- GOLDEN MOTORS, 1927 14th.
syeninnsgsss MIR. sTEoER. CAS- Md. ave. ne.
-. LOANS PROCURED ON
- AUTOS AND STORE FIXTURES.
H GREENBAUM. 1904 EYE ST. NV 14s
ahgdF AT1e k9AAf5n kk9AEs
o0u''eoai 9N1fsp HssFSfss F1NsSoEEn oEEneeSo5ssfnsnts eo
s43 New York Ave, cor 10Th Dist. s2ss.
AUTO LOANS. USE YOUR CAR
LOWEST RATES.
Quick Action.
COS ~ tns SEE M MR JACOBSON. r ,.s.
CASH LOAN IMMEDIATELY.
1927 to 1921 models; year to pay. lowest
SEE MR.. BARNES.
l72a 18th. Open Evenings
AUTO l9asn lMMrprArr 9eT 9gE1oS Y2UR CAR.
METRO FINANCE SERVICE,
9U3 n. Y. Ave. NV Nat. 1888.
WE SUPPLY THE CASH
YOU USE THE CAR.
Quick Aetion-No Endorsements.
AUTO FINANCE co.
s3s New York Ave. NV. National sse4,
AITf1TvnN gArES-TnNnup nrsy
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WANTED-FAgMS

FULLY EQUIPPED POULTRY FARM NEAR
by; must be bargain from owner only; price,
loestion. description: consider general farm.
Address Box 3s6-A. Star office.
CHICKEN FARM. NEAR WASHINGTON,
With good house; lease or exchange; north
preferred. Address Box 376-A Star Office
IA.
TO RENT. GOOD FARM ON GOOD ROAD.
Southern Maryland. with equipment pre-
ferred. Privilege TO buy. References Ad-
dress Box 3s5-V Star Office
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SALE--SUBURBAN. 8
lrA.f,-anSA

-. ttohtihneAty
NEW DETACHED
SUBURBAN HOMES.
IN D. G, AND N0BTa e g55. WASH SUBURBS
,., D. ot-NsEg all.bIick, s-room buasslleew sle
s paah wtn eabep n tg1 ana phf
location
Md-New. 6-room, tile-bath modern home
on paved street; priced below its real value
tos shinsle roof; built-in garage; lot 45x17o,
with shade trees.
and q ares BeaEs nSstn oom 5ems lovy se Sh
bullt-in tub; h;-w,h., open hreplace. electric
to transportaton No o trades Considered
c. w. VAN WAGNER,
223 Cedar St. Takoma Park, D. c.
GeorFie 1876. ---
CHENERLEY. MD.
Bunsel9w and garage; located in first
class subdivision must be sold for its mort
in monthly payments. Address Box 44o-A,
Star once
SILVER SPRING. MD.
One acre On hlehway; 20 minutes drive
strictly modern 6-room bungalow like new
city convenience, owner, shep, 33lg-J.--
DISTRICT HEIGHTS, MD.
Large, corner. 3-StoTy property all con-
venienees garage; newly papered and paint
ed: viii be sold for 400 below today's ACTUAL
construction cost Terms. $500 cash. balance
monthly. Address BOX 442-A. Star offlce. -
WOODBRIDGE. D. G.
Open Daily Tlll 9 PM
2425 PERRY ST NE-A superb new g.
room home that you can spend Christmas
in. $500 down will do 1t.
Also new and used bunsalows at low Win
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO,
2377 r I, Ave, NE North 1908
$5,950-DISTRICT HEIGHTS.
rs Washington Boulevard,
A modern dwelling OF six rooms and bath.
hot-water heat. electric lights. garase; larse.
can be arransed and immediate possession
given.
Open All Day Sunday for Inspection.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
3l4 Pennsylvania Ave. Sc.
Realtors.
TEN sTUCCO BUNGALOWS AND SEMI
bungRiews Just completed, with prices rang
ing from IS 500 TO $3.50. Small down pay
ment. balance monthly Large hall, living
room, bed rooms, dining room, Kitchen,
bath with shower, front and back porches.
OAK noors throughout, open fireplace large
closets and pantry beautiful shrubbery; lot
S0xi50 feet WITH bult-in and detached ga
RACES. Don't fail to see these BUNGALOWS,
ARTHUR AUGUST & Co,
1914 Bass Ave NE Atlantic D63s
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Virginia Game Preserve.
Near birthplace George Washington. 225
acres. 200-year-old 7-room house 8 Are
pisces, antique n1s1tels. Hish land, noted
SQUIRRELS Convenient 10 river for fsh,
oysters, crabs, wild ducks and geese. New
low price, $1,000 half cash l.. P. SIMON
SON BONDED STROUT AGENT, RIM. II.
Law Bldg. Fredericksburg, Va,
DAIRY FARM.
oil acres, with 10 acres of fertile blue
srass meadow land. Oray Is miles from Dis
triet: So9 feet from WashinEton7 Frederick
Boulevard. Modern new concrete block COW
barn for "a cows; good 7-room house; grain
barn 45x30: tenant house and other build
tnss: also 80 good milk cows. 5 horses and
all farming machinery and equipment city
elec. Will sell for value OF buildings and
equipment alone Easy terms arraneed.
Phone Gaithersburg BAR.
$500 Down; 300 Fruit Trees.
rs acres. hard to beat for poultry and
truck; mild climate; 300 IT. to lake, II miles
city, adyantases near; all tillabls ,goed
complete, $500 cash Ps &C. Free Csts ioane.
STROUT AGENCY, i422-N Land Title Bids. d,
Phila., Pa.
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RENT--FARMS

TRUCK FARM-EAST RIVERDALE. ND
On cement highway. IL acres land 5-room
dwelling, barn, stable. chicken house. dairy
house. good stream water through rear of
property good well water. s4s month. Ma
tional s882; Sundays Decatur 2i32.
$50 ACRES, GOOD LAND, WITH THE USE
Of tractor. mules and all necessary tcols;
e-room tenant house included; in nearby
Virginia; fine for trucking or eneral farm
ing; experienced man with references only.
Address Box 24-A, Star Office.
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OUT-OF-T0WN pEAy ESrarr

OUT TOWN REAL ESTATE
LiEshV,EsN1WoRTH; cish ,s1S1 KANs.. HOMESTEAD II
etc. $4,000 trade. D. C. North soes.
SALE-~FARMs.
loo ACRES, ON THE PATUxENT RIVER;
well improved and cultivated; nice hanp
snd good income; terms; Sc 500. THOMAS
q DAVIS, Charlotte Hall. St Marys Co, Nd
l6o l6o ACRES. NEARBY MD; LARGE HOME
iG or sou ignaht IA mouse; VIII trade for city home
or sell on easy terms. Me. 1900. EN- O2i6
81 ACRES, PRE-REvoLUTToN STONE
DRWyyEELL1NG: Dyy FL 3 ROOMS, HALL, BATH, &c 2o
NILES NILES; LEE LEE HIGHWAY. H sTREAM; PLANT
seLsNpIBS aSk SIR UThFFs fs}oE fq9oP VIEWS SG5
ADDRESS BOX 344-A. STAR OFFICE
fDYLWooD. VA CHICKEN AND TRUCK
acres S[ 6ro9m Sa5e borsa OF lease 50 acres Or So
houses ali i'm fenced medse heF CAFE laFse chicken
50rt. 90 ACRES, NEW HOUSE, oUrBULD1Nes,
range vegetables, fruit, orchard, erapeS
nard road to Washins ston; price, IS $50;
West 2s50-J
BY OWNERS WONDERFUL INVESTMENT
a a, 2 small houses. outbuildings. x clear,
T. Wooaland, macadam road: Prince Georges
SON soSNn'g Sbons oN Morth terms as, TIqNoR Z Letter
ls ACRES OF EXCELLENT LAND, M
proved by Broom dwelling hot-water heat.
WITH WITH oil burner. bath and electric lights;
nicely located in the town of Herndon. va :
"a miles to Washington, D G. over hard
ROAD beautiful home and offered at SO 600
II. .. MITCHELL. Herndon, Va
COUNTRY HOMES
~ NORTH OF WASH.~GTON
ss.5o0-25 acres; north of BrookeviIle on
pike; good 5-roon house. electricity;
good orchard, nice yard and trees S
fields; splendid place for location
and price.
ss,ooo-2o acres; in fine condition: between
Laurel and d. c. Groom house,
furnace, bath. good floors, extra
large living room; IS fruit trees.
many grape vines large poultry
house, bfooder good barn and corn
house; yard is nice; everything in
good condition. Easy terms Will
take small acreage close by as part
payment
sas. 00o-60- acre farm; south of olney on the
Brookeville pike. Those preferring
this location will find nothing bet
ter for the money. Ask about other
places that are good investments.
Carroll St, Takoma Park D. C. Phone
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WANTED TO RfTY--HOuSES.

PRIVATE PARTY mo BROKER s COM
mission to pay wants several small invest
ment properties for cash; any condition.
Lincoln 1913
MATCH UP MOST ANY REASONABLE
trade; espec. egchange old houses for new
homes Adams 6606, Cleveland e160.
CASH FOR S TO ROOM HOUSES. PRE-
fer old ones E, A. Garvey, Room BIS, 1910
Vermont ave, NV. District s770,
WE WILL BUY YOUR RUNDOWN HOUSES
or will repair and rent them for you, We get
results, we charge less.
j. B. AIKEN ~ SON,
1859 Harvard ST. NV Col $3.50
WANTED TO BUY GROOM. DETACHED
or semi-detached, modern house, not over
$40, ,oo0 in Chevy Chase or Cleveland Park.
Address Box 37l-A. Star office.
IMMEDIATELY-ALL CASH FOR BARGAIN
9 to rms. give location, price, amt. Of
trust etc. Box 1888 City p. o.
MODERN HOME, CLEAR OR small. TRUST
81 500 or less; pay cash Give full details
Address Box 1861, Star once.
WILL PAY CASH FOR SMALL HOUSES,
white or colored, resardiess OF condition.
VIM J. CALLAHAN, 1927 Eye r.w. Nat. 8e7i.
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EXCHANGE.

FOUR. HOUSES, CLEVELAND OHIO, VALUE
$$22sS'oSS; 0oS tS acres Toledo ohio; value
apartment house, subject to one mortRage
FARMELEE-ROSE, as West 45th st. New
York
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SALE--sUBURBAN

3 ROOMS, BATH, ELECTRIC LfdHTs. GAS,
terms viii accept lot as part. payment
Located in Arlington County. Address BOX
3l4-A. Star once 15s
ACRES, ROOMS, BATH ELECTRIC
ishts; on highway close 10 washinston;
$1,000. on easy terms. j. r. MossBuEo.
Va
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A new training course for aviation
n1achinist'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 mems training.
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SALE OR RENT--sUBURBAn.

AN IDEAL HOME, NEWLY PAINTED AMI
papered; rms. and bath, am f., 2-car ga
rage, chicken house, large corner lot, lawn
garden. trees. shrubbery, flowers; close 10
churches, schools stores Clarendon 1911.
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RENr--sUBURBAN.

3sS ADDISON AVE, VIRGINIA. HIGH
lands. or . rooms, h.-w h., bath; Alex
car and bus
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REDUCED $1,000

FOR 'fMMEbfATE SALE
A .six-rppn, 2-poreh, brick home; located
rooms: eafaee This property represents
the BEST value in the city. Can be boueht
fut $3.50 cash and $50 monthly to incluoe
eyerythins Paved street and alley. Pos
session with deposit Pc happy in 2 new new
residence. Adams 1923; ONCE North es62.
You owe u TO yourself 70 inspect this
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LlEsAv,ENWoRTH, KANs-. HOMESTEAD. n
ete ls.alss ea noo olvd, ~ acres; trees. grapes
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The Navy Department has issued in
structions that members of the Volun-
teer Communications Reserve may be
given training cruises with the various
fleet divisions of the Naval ReserR srp~
vided that no officer or man of the Mees
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.
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SECOND COMMERCIAL.
$4,000 50. IT., n W. area 430 feet on B. o.
r.. r. Priced for quick sale or will consider
exchange for clear farm. small one trust apt,
or small nfnperties
THOs ri FARRELL, co
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AUCTION sALEs-ToMoRRoW
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reasonable no agents
- Gail Georsia 1s0s-J.
At oNcE-LoT. IN 8. e.; REASONABLE
back OF bldg. loan; sivs bcstioT Sriee. sstc
Box 1853, City p, o. "' "'0
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cruise is to be performed.
Lieut.. w. r. Hinckley, United States
Navy, 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 small
unit, such as destroyer-"a Job that
many OF you may be called upon 70 fill
in event of war"
While he points out that many great
leaders are born, not made, he saws that
any officer of intelligence and char
acter can, by study and application, fit
himself to be an efficient commander
of small unit. Referring to the first
article for the Government of the Navy,
ne says that 1t requires commanders oil
vessels to show In themselves a good
example of virtue, honor, patriotism
and subordination, but he adds that
the commanding officer of ship NAV
do all of these things and yet not be
an efficient commander. Successful
command, ne says, is based more upon
the less readily definab1e 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 efflcient conn
mander must be good example 10 his
suooTdmates, pointing out that the
smaller the unit commanded the more
essential this becomes as the Contests
are closer. Lieut.. Hinckley says that
q certain knowlsdge Of psychology 4
necessary In q good ounisNander,
The list of professional Qualities
uons." he says, sounds like q rectal
OF the subJec.s OF an examination for
promotion. litter all, II the captain,
isn't a shs.k ON Steam or 'iuiee' II
doesn't matter much; few II any OF us
Will ever find that out If he has a
sufficient smattering of terms to get
by. But seaman he must be. II he
cannot put his ship alongside another,
or dock, In smart or seanianlike
manner, in all conditions of tide and
weather, he might as well 90 engineer
Ing duties only'--he will never have the
respect OF mis- subordinates. Every on
Ger should put In % least one cruise IN
1aeLpyfrE; he viii b. . ko{4xr AaiR
eap and <2ssdnnd 4ttl - :.
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pENr-BusTNEss PROPERTY.


ON 18th ST BET G AND H SITS. NV
Large store in downtown shopping district.
Rent reasonable.
1905 GA AVE NV
l7Is by 80; large show window s8S.
s6l NEW York AVE. NV.
l. 420 square feet, show windows; $50.
HARRY JUSTINE,
31T Woodward Bldg National $3.50 .
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oW. 2ios 32nd sT. Sc. HTIICRgsTT

7-RM HOUSE, ACREs-oHLY $500
Attractive, well built house, sood condition,
min IN city. % Only 800 cssh and Sss mo
covers all HANsH, Clarendon 400
The Washington times., 1931-12-23
REGA|NS
HER HOME

Her husband. Jules Backen.
heimer, married her when she was
so years old only for her money,
Mrs. Jennie Backenheimer told
Chief Justice Alfred A. Wheat In
District Supreme Court yesterday
in seeking the return of her house.
The court appointed George C,
Gertman trustee and directed that
he draw up a deed returning the
property to Mrs. Bacxenheimer
Mrs. Backenheimer said that
shortly after the death of her
first husband, she met Backen,
heimer when he came to her
rooming house at 629 Second st,
N. W.. to ask if she wanted to
take out a life insurance policy
or her husband.
When Backenheimer learned
that her husband had died only
few months before, he was very
sympathetic, began making love
and borrowing money from her,
Mrs. Backenheimer said.
Finally, she offered to lend him
S., 900 to go in business with, she
said, and two days before they
were married she decided her
home to him in order that he
could raise the money on it.
The Washington times., 1931-12-23
M A HONERS
[ To HAVE TREE

The marathon dancers at the
washington Auditorium will have
a real Christmas celebration, even
though the comforts of home will
be lacking.
A Christmas tree, Santa
Claus to distribute the gifts ana
a turkey dinner served on the
dance floor are promised the 19
contestants who have been shut
fling for nearly 500 hours.
Many of the youngsters, most
of whom are in their early
twenties, are far away from
home. Marge Sheffield, of team
No. 13, is from Dallas; Louise
Phelps, of No. II. is from Los
Angeles; Cliff Real, the popular
clown, from Hamilton, Canada,
and James Barrett calls Belfast,
Ireland home. Most of the other
contestants are from the Middle
West. Two of the survivors
Rita Cordeau and Lester Phipps,
Team No. IL, are Washingtonians
Bob Stewart, another Washing,
tonian. dropped out of the compe'
tition early today.
The marathoners passed their
470th hour on the dance floor
at IL a. m. today.
The Washington times., 1931-12-23
WAR GUILT VOTE
NOT ACCURATE

The vote of the Senate on Ger
many's war guilt, taken in connec-
ton with ratification of the
Hoover debt moratorium, was not
a sure indication of its sentiment,
1t was declared today.
Administration leaders said the
reservation proposed by Senator
Shipstead F.-LD of Minnesota re-
pudiating Germany's sole war
guilt had been defeated not on its
merits but because its adoption
would have delayed and possibly
postponed ratification of the
moratorium.
Tie reservation, beaten 10 to
"a, would have put Congress on
record as repudiating that section
of the Versailles treaty which held
Germany alone guilty of causing
the World War.
This reservation drew the votes
of Senators Blaine, Brookhart,
Frazier, Johnson, La Toilette, Nor
ris, Nye and Schall. Republicans.
and Bulow and Wheeler. Demo
Gratis. Many friends of Germany
voted against it, merely to hasten
ratification of the moratorium.
The Washington times., 1931-12-23

SMOKERS ARTICLES : Pipes, tobac.
co, cigarettes or box of cigars will solve
the ''what to give him" question. So
will fine new razor and blades. You're
sure to please him and yourself too,
with the money you save at Liggett's.
The Washington times., 1931-12-23

BRUsHEs-A set of military brushes is
a useful and welcome gift to a man or
boy. There is a large display of all
kinds of bristle goods at Liggett's' all
priced very low.
The Washington times., 1931-12-23
WHEATLEy FETES CHILDREN

Over 100 children Of. the Asso-
ciated Charities enjoyed Christ
mas party at the Phyllis Wheat
ley Y. w. c. A. today.
Toys, books, candy and fruit
was given to each of the children
present. The Girl Reserve depart
ment has on hand nearly 1000
pieces Of Christmas toys and
other gifts to be given to the
children this year. The usual
Christmas tree will be held dur
The Washington times., 1931-12-23

ing the holidays Tor The neighbor'
hood children.
In the toy hospital over 600
pieces were fixed and are looking
new and fresh. The department
was assisted by Mrs. Elsie Scott
Of the Girl Reserve committee
and Mr.. Ukkerd, of Howard Uni
versity.
The Washington times., 1931-12-23

TraYel economically in one Of the
good used cars advertised FOR sale to-
day in the Classified Section
The Washington times., 1931-12-23

PERFUME ATOMIZERS-An unusually
attractive and varied assortment formerly
priced at Snow CSC. And, of course, we
have the choicest perfumes to go in them,
most reasonably priced.
The Washington times., 1931-12-23

PERFUME, perfume sets, atomizers and
cosmetics are always a welcome gift for
a girl or woman. Here you'll find all the
famous imported and domestic makes,
at Liggett's every day deep cut prices.
The Washington times., 1931-12-23

ELECTRICAL GOODS Percolators,
curling irons, heaters, toasters, hatirons.
What housekeeper wouldn't like to re.
ceive something as useful as one of ofthese?
They're here at Liggett's - and many
others s. all of high quality, all low
priced.
The Washington times., 1931-12-23
\ ' | AaA~uL
{ w. ~%

BOOKS make excellent gifts. There are
popular novels here-detective stories,
adventure, non.6ction =. Many come
wrapped in celiophane. two to the
package. Greeting Cards 2 for SC up.
The Washington times., 1931-12-23
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"a *

CANDY, some people think, is the best
gift of all. It's fresh, here at Liggett's,
and the price is lower. Stationery too is
an excellent gift. There's large assort.
ment at Liggett's. Come in and see.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1931-10-23
HUNDREDS OF JOBLESS WOMEN IN
CHICAGO ARE FORCED TO SLEEP In
PARKS; HUNGER, EVICTIONS GAIN

both upon dress and health.
at is plain to be seen that the
welfare is doing nothing. They are
merely interviewing the homeless.
women and sending them away TO.
sleep some more in the park. Alf
the welfare seems TO be doing rs.
remarking on the Effects this out
door life has on the homeless wO-
men.
"Mrs. Conkey herself Declares:
Unemployment and need impose
an appalling strain upon stand
ards, and women struggling To-
maintain their responsibility have
come TO US at their wits end and
literally wringing their hands.
"She further admits that pro-
curers for rich men are active a.
mong the homeless women work
ers, decoying numbers of girls 10
satisfy the lusts of the rich who
oppose being taxed for unemploy-
ment relief but are always ready
to satisfy their lusts for the bodies
of working women driven in des-
peration by unemployment and
suffering. In the meantime. win
ter is rapidly approaching to add
to the misery Of the countless men,
and women workers who have been
thrown out Of their Jobs and their.
homes by their employers
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1931-10-23
VICE PRESIDENT
CURTIS TO QUIT

Tulsa, Okla, Oct. 22.-The Tul-
sa World says that Vice President
Charles Curtis will resign before
Christmas TO become supreme die
tator of the oil business, Just as
Will Hays rules the movie indus
try, if the American Petroleum in
Stitute approves the plan at its
annual meeting next month.
The newspaper terms it the most
important story that ever has been
announced about the oil industry
if true"
President Hoover. the World re-
ports it has learned, has person
ally assured a congressman from
Oklahoma that the plan has his
approval.
AS dictator of the industry Cur
tbs would have power to limit pro-
duction, restrict importations enc
regulate prices to consumers, the
newspaper says.
| If the move goes thru the WcrlC
says its information is to the eff
feet that crude oil will advauc,
from the present 70 cents to tol
of $1.50 per barrel.