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PROBE ORDERED
BY LEGISLATURE
OF new YORK

ALBANY. N. Y, March "a. U.P)-
The New York state legislature to-
day decree a top to bottom invest
igation of all angles of the New
York City government.
Without waiting for further ac-
ton on the negligence and misfeas-
ance charges brought to attempt
the removal of Mayor James j.
Walker, Republicans in the state
capital last night started drive
for a city wide inquiry that was
crowned with success a few hours
before dawn.
long, accumulated demands from
civic and church organizations Of
the nations largest city.
Authorization for the legislative
investigation, which has been hung
up by the opposition OF the two
Westchester county Republican SEN
ators. Seabury c. Mastick and
Walter w. Westall. was accom-
plished within a few hours after
Governor Franklin D. Roosevelt
had sent Mayor Walker copies Of
the charges against him with an
invitation that he reply to them
The Hofstadter- STORY resolution.
which Westchester Republican op-
position had stalled in the senate
for weeks, was scrapped and a
brand new proposal which bears
the name of Senator John Knight,
Republican president pro tenn VI the
senate, was substituted.
The Knight resolution. milder in
many respects than the original
proposal, contains no specific di-
rection requiring the Investigators
to delve into Tammy Hall activities
in New York, though II Is broad
enough to permit an inquiry into
all departments Of government In
the metropolis.
The language Of the new reao-
luton is such as TO stress constrlic-
tive aspects OF the inquiry rather
than prosecutions for wrong doing,
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-24
Wrong Person
Declared Dead

FLINT, Mich, March "a. UP)-
A strange mixup over Identification
of a dead stranger has resulted in
the finding of Hubert Zolldan OF
Oakland. Cal, missing for several
kears.
zolldan has been living here in
Flint.
a body found at Alabaster
Mich, was tentatively identified as
his by Mrs. Herman Roth, Bay
City, Mich. a sister of Mrs. Rose
zolldan, Oakland. Cal, from whom
he claims to have been divorced.
Publication of the supposed VIC
tins picture in Oakland newspa-
pers led to a checkup here and
he was found living with his sec
ond wife, Natalie, whom he brought
here from Oakland.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-24
Screen Concern
Seeks Damages

LOS ANGELES. March "a. (U.P)-
Charging breach of contract, the
Screen Interviews Corporation had
ON file today a suit for S250,00O
damages and accounting of profits
against Multicolor Ltd, and How
ard Hughes, film producer.
According to the complaint only
five of 26 Interview pictures were
made. Distribution OF the films had
been arranged for rs per cent OF
the United States and the entire
foreign territory.
The suit alleged. however, that
the defendants refused to carry
out the contract, which it is claimed
was made on February 4.
The profits accounting was asked
pn the five pictures produced,
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-24
Negro Lynched
In Mississippi

INNERVESS, Miss, March "a.
U.P)-The lynching of a negro after
he had been wounded by a white
women he attempted to attack Sun
day was revealed here today by Off
GERS.
Steve Wiley, the negro, was shot
by Mrs. Fulghum, wife of a grocery
store owner, when he attempted to
attack her. A mob formed and took
the wounded negro to a railroad
trestle nearby and hanged him, Of
ficers said.
News of the lynching had been
withheld for fear of inciting further
mob violence, it was said. Quiet
prevailed today.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-24
CRAIG s
BILL IS
ADOPTED
Mckinley ReappOrtiOn-
ment Measure Amend
ed by Committee
PASSAGE IS URGED
Senate Battling With De-
mand For Recognition
OF Flood Control

SACRAMENTO, March "a. (U.p)--
Verbal dynamite exploded on botn
sides of the state legislature today
on the questions of reapportionment
and water development.
On the assembly side the reap
portionment committee considered
the legislative redistricting bill by
Senator j. w. Mckinley, Los An
geles, previously adopted by the SEN
ate, and sent to cne lower house.
The committee promptly amend
ed the measure N all the provisions
of the bill by Edward Craig. Brea,
and sent the revised bill out with
a recommendation do pass"
On the senate side, demand for
recognition of flood control prob
lens in Southern California on
footing with the north was made
before the senate finance committee
by John Quinn Los Angeles super
visor. Quinn appeared before the
committee and urged that appro-
priations totaling $1.800.000 be in
c'uded in Governor Rolph's biennial
state budget to provide funds for
development Of Santa Ana and Los
Angeles flood control work.
SACRAMENTO, Cal, March "a.
! W.P)-Important agricultural and
| public health bills were placed be-
| fore the state senate today with
| favorable committee action.
| These included amendments to
Standardization act, payment of in
demnity to owners of livestock des-
| troyed for bovine tuberculosis, ano
a measure aimed at itinerant drug
vendors.
The senate agricultural commit.
tee sent out two Standardization
measures designed TO aid in mar
J keting California's fruits, nuts ano
vegetables, as well as the bovine
tuberculosis bill of Senator San
! born Young, Los Gatos, and other
! legislative leaders.
I The latter measure, carrying an
I appropriation of $530,000 to pay
the states share of indemnity, was
designed to carry out the indemni-
fication amendment to the consti-
tuition approved by the voters of
the state at the general election
last November. Under terms of
| this bill, the federal government
would pay one-third of the ap-
praised value of cattle condemned
by veterinarians approved by the
state department of agriculture,
and the state and owner sharing
the balance of the cost.
Senator Charles H Deuel's meas
ure for Standardization of olives
was reported out fayorably, as was
bill by Senator H. C. Jones, San
Jose, designed to replace the pres
ent fruit, nut and vegetable STAN
dardization act.
The committee postponed for one
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R()M0RS
DENIED
BY HOLT
Banker Tells District Di-
rectors Refusal To Ac-
cept Warrants Untrue
EXPLAINS POSITION
Informs Board He Did
Not Appear Before
Grand Jury Meeting

Leroy Holt, Vice-preSident OF the
Bank of America. appeared before
the board of directors of the I'm
perial Irrigation district this morn
ing to deny that he had stated the
Bank OF America would refuse to
accept registered warrants from
the district and that he had been
called before the grand jury to
testify concerning the financial
condition of the district.
Il was not called before the
grand jury and 1 did not appear
before that body to make state
ments concerning the districts fin
ancial condition" Holt said. THE
bank never has refused to take the
districts registered warrants and
stands ready TO take them at any
time
1T is rumored that several of the
districts employees who were dis
charged recently as a means OF re-
ducing expenses, blame me for their
discharge I knew nothing of the
matter and apparently was the last
person IN the valley to be informed
about It,"
When interviewed following his
appearance before the board this
morning. Holt expressed surprise
that such rumors were allowed to
circulate and said that as far as
he knew various figures quoted with
regard TO the amount of the regis
tered warrants were not accurate
The Bank of America, he said, does
not handle all the warrants.
The board stopped bringing
their registered warrants to this
bank without asking whether they
would be refused or not" according
to Holt.
Representatives of the Holtville
city council appeared before the
board this morning and asked ad-
vice in the handling of taxes in
their four street Improvement
bonds The matter was turned over
to the attorney of the district for
investiga ton and recommendation
of a solution. 1t was explained
that both Holtville and the district
will benefit by a solution of the
problem.
Accept Invitation
The board voted TO accept the in
vitation of Imperial to attend the
next session of the Associated
Chambers of Commerce in that
city.
Routine matters came up before
the board during the remainder of
the session.
Fifteen of the tax appraisers body
Confined on page 81
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Firemen Given
Unique Treat

BERKELEY, Cal, March "a.
U.P)-NOw there's man for
you, in the opinion of occu-
pants of Fire House No. 4.
He is Thomas TullOch, %, of
San Diego, Junior at the I'm
iversity of California, and
perhaps the only man in the
h S tory of Berkeley who
brought the mountain to Ma
homet, sparing the fire crew
the necessity of charging, half
clad, through the chilly dawn.
Tulloch awoke to smell
smoke. He investigated. 1t
was his own small sedan, the
rear seat upholstery blazing
away.
Hopping to the car, TullOch
blazed n red trail across the
city TO the fire house.
There, the fire was extin-
guished and TullOch given
emergency treatment for min
or burns.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-24
Young Avoids
Political Talk

KANSAS CITY, March "a. U.P)-
Owen d. Young lodged politics dur
ing brief stop in Kansas City to-
day on his way to Arizona for a
vacation.
The chairman Of the board OF the
General Electric company had no
comment to make on possible moves
to bring him into the race for the
Democratic presidential nomination
next year.
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mIM!uLIL-.o
Wy Isay:

BEVERLY HILLS, Mar.
%. (SpeciaD-Two fatal
plane crashes here yester-
day, with a man and wom-
an in each plane, and both
accidents avoidable. But
members of each couple
thought they were pilots,
and got in the air and
tried to prove it to each
other. One couple, a man
and wife, were arguing
who was the pilot when
they took off.
That's one way the auto
is ahead of the plane, a
woman can sit in the back
seat and do all the crab
ing" she wants to, but she
can't reach the wheel. If
you are going to do any
arguing with your wife or
lady friend, you better get
it over before you get in
the air. Two people just
can't land a plane.
Yours,
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-24
Fastener Ends
Life In Hotel

LOS ANGELES, March "a UP
Sam Pruzen. 80, of st. Louis, COM
mitted suicide in his room in the
Westminster hotel last night by
slashing his wrists with a safety
razor.
His body was discovered after
maids forced the door of his room
open. They had been unable to
gain admittance for 48 hours.
Police found a newspaper clip
ping in his room which told of the
Slayiug OF man and the suicide
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-24
SAN FRANCISCO
STUDENT BROWNS

SAN FRANCISCO, March "a. U.P)
Life guards today continued their
search for the body of Patrick j.
Wilkinson, "a, University of San
Francisco sophomore, who was
drowned in the surf off Fleish-
hacker pool late yesterday.
Wilkinson was dragged beyond
his depth by an undertow. Carl
ton Mills, %. lifeguard, went in
after him and was himself caught.
He was unconscious when two fell
low guards reached him, and no
trace of Wilkinson could be found.
Airplanes from Crissy Field aided
in the search for his body.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-24
BY VERNE WARREN HARSHMAN
fCabled TO the United Press

BUENAVENTURA, Colomb a,
March "a. U.P)-While flying with
other pilots of the squadron to which
I am attached, near the main body
of the fleet, my auxiliary tank ran
dry while we were going through
the clouds.
Visibility had become poor since
we left the aircraft carrier Lang-
ley earlier in the morning. During
the time it took me to get gas pres
sure on my main tank and get my
motor started again, lost some al
titude and lost sight of the rest of
the squadron.
I circled below the clouds for a
few minutes and then climbed up
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-24
TOMORROW

Junior chamber of commerce
breakfast, $3.50, Barbara Worth
hotel.
Chamber of commerce lunch
con, Barbara Worth hotel.
Ladies day, Barbara Worth
country club.
Arts and Crafts section, 8,
10 900 club.
Imperial Valley press., 1931-03-24
WHAT'S DOING
TONIGHT

TONIUHT
Scout executive board, $50,
La Ramada.
Revival services, 1880, Naza-
rene church.
American Legion, 1880, Elk's
hall.
1. o. o. f. No. 397, 8, Davis
hall.
1. v. COmmandery No. 81,
1880, Masonic Temple.
1. V. Choral club, 1880, Wilson
school.
Night school. 10, high school.
Fox Imperial Theatre, East
Lynne.
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THE McREYNOLDs,

CORNER 18th AND @ SITS. NV.
Most Conveniently Located Downtown
Apartment Hotel
Modern appointments, electric refrig-
ice; restaurant and ! stores within
buildins.
] room; ait and b; .'.a.2s9 70 '!eSSo
Furnished suites Of and , rooms
with complete housekeeping facilities
Available for long or short periods.
Resident Manager.
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400 CONNECTICUT AVE.

sOu'hWes 81 C Sn . ysnHAec 3, Ave
Unusually we'll furnished lobby; "A
hour elevator service; telephone-sWitch
board tefrigeratiorii garase in buildinS.
2 rooms, dinettS. kitchenette. foyer
5 rooms. Kitchen, foyer. . baths and
D0iO"' Res,aent MANAGER.
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THr PONCE M LEoN.

Southwest Corner 81 Conn. Ave. ana
Handsomely l'iiS 'iTHnississss Y Sc;Dby. ei.-
phone switchboard, elevator. service,
reffi6eration. bath rooms Of eolofed
rooms. breakfASt room, kitchen.
4 rooms large reception hall, 4 baths.
kitchen and porch.
Resideft MAnAger.
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KEW GARDENS,

200 QUE ST. NV.
refined apartment house. Switchboard
service, cafe, electric refrigeration.
playground for children, beautifully
nished lobby ana reeebtion rooms.
Resident Manager on Premiees.
Room, Kitchen and Bath to 8 Rooms.
KiteshssIp ls6 !, 5a tf1s.5 Rooreh'
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED BY qENTLEIAN-TWo ROOMS,
kitchen and bath, furnished; vicinity west OF
l4th e. Park I'd Give details as to terms,
location and availability. - No leases con-
sidered. Address Box 24O-H Star once,
SMALL FURNISHED APT ON FIRST
floor, near 18th q Col. rd NV. No anil
mails. Address Box 242-H, Star ONCE.
BY Two woMEN-uNFURNtsH APT,
one floor OF warm guest house; must contain
BOTH, Star ONCE.
YOUNG LADY, GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE,
wants one-fooh1, furnished apartment; walk
ing distance. Address Box 449-H, Star
ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR, INCLUDING
private bath and kitchen; state particu-
lars. Address BOX 44S-II. Star ONCE.
RMS. 81 K. UNFURNI5HED, IN PRIVATE
home, in or near GEORGETOWN; not over 800.
Cleve 306l-J, Monday.
WELL FURNISHED APARTMENT OF 2
ton; adults Address Box 252-H, Star once.
BACHELOR DESIRES 2-ROOM FURNISHED
apt, non-housekeeping; state all pertinent
facts in first letter. Address Box 265-H,
Star Office
FURNISHED APARTMENT WANTED-TWo
young men desire room, double bed private
bath: downtown. Box 354-H, Star ONCE. lie
THREE ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH, IN
furnished; private home preferred. Address
Box BAH, Star ONCE IL
BY COUPLE, In REFTNED NEfGHBOR-
hood; second floor in home. living room, two
bed rooms. kitchens. bath; reasonable rent.
Address Box 384-H, Star oflce. IL
WANTED-NEARBY VIRGINIA, BY YOUNG
working couple, 2nd-floor unfinished apart
ment in quiet home; reasonable. Address
Box 95-H, Star ONCE.
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THE DRESDEN,

a128 CONNECTICUT AVE. NV.
rama Heishts residential seettoni spa
fully hnished parauetry floors. This
building has Just been renovated inside
and out. 24-houf elevator service, tele-
phone switchboard, General Electric
reffisefAtof.
rooms, kit, and bath to rooms,
Kitchen and : baths
Resident MAnAGer.
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s Dec fef .de sp fnd rms T Sn' f Rssss Hp
o2RO: s Phone nets North ' sts hsh'A'' neigh
EXECUTIVE, 34Ol 10th NV.
ROO%ssss a FS,IR9s ashfuyosTT HHewa Reasonable
4 rooms and bath. $4s.50.
w. p. LOCKWOOD, 141o q NV.
DESIRABLE
ALL SECTIONS
THE ALTAMoNT,
1871 The w ys4S Best is sSerdsS h: stA ID
q P sd Bs.h & sSsm & sssh ssh
baths ms, irSsnsins in price from 5000
- open iiiEf;eplaces. electric refriseration.
service.
1901 MASS. AVE. NV.
Northwest Corner Mass. Ave. ana
SoRRo' .i:ysiSt .sIy Ss.niss s:pnon.
J rooms kIteeen, Sa!h arg porch nag
Resident Manager.
2OOO MASS. AVE. NV.
ABLE Very Tes sssgsyf sect ssstop 'h
service. II rooms and baths.
1916 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
24-hour elevator, service: telephone
switehboards slsekric refriserAtion, .o A
rooms rSCms. kitfehsns and pithi::..::..::..{ 1V
rooms h Rsslsen sn aa GasR '1'1''
THE PORTSMOUTH,
1TS5 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
very Reasonable Rentals.
All Rooms Are hIargs' with Hish
Efsetfie keifraiNssrSsiOh. 49,.
room rooms. a2 fitd Rssh and Siti::.::. T
rooms, Kitchen and bath. ..uss 1000
resident MAnaSef.
THE WINDERMERE,
1875 NEW HAMPsnI1E AVE. NV.
LARGE Modern BuildinF.
Telephone -switeh Electric
Refrigeration on House Meter.
room. Kitchen ana bath. .......ti'Re
rooms, kitchen and bath :. .L.. 300
Open for Inspection at Ali Times.
Resident ManAsef.
THE HARROwaATE,
1888 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
Iarge Modern BUILDING:
relsphsoDnee [ rsE iiss ~ SsbsoarSGtisesris
Refrissrstion on House Meter. 4. A
room rooms. ste hen ina pGfh:...:: It'll
fe Ssn ,s s'f insn.s a3a pan iI 4mss 40
Resident .Manasef.
sssO ADAMS MILL I'D. NV.
Near 18th sRa SOIgmSia I'd g. Entrance
f H. EieA s Sfifisa fttai
rooms, Kitchen. bath ana
fooma. fits YsSh bath and and '' :.
Can s SuFnish 2 2psrtmsnts Il pesr.d.
Ss14 MT. PLEASANT ST. NV.
S sD.c TiF W. f.! rl.s' sst 5 hs'
q rooms. utehesthi ana JAN. $3.50
Garage Space Available at Alifhtly
ne hl1shsf 8 ssisss:
THE WINSTON,
3145 Mt. Pleasant Sc.
Larse Rooms. All Outside. 3
Fine Condition
rSSs s sitebs S Ssss sS Sfsss
1911 II ST. NV.
E ssor0 Gestes WA.hiPS r.s uni'trlly..
2124 EYE ST. NV.
Very Convenient % Government
Buildings.
Reasonable Rentals.
Electric Eeifisefatioh:
at f!HIephohE.lee E S"itsh ssS.yis'
2 rooms. kitchen and bath .t61oo
Resident MAhAter.
MERIDIAN MANOR,
1924 CHAPLIN ST NV.
sIsslsle tsiIissts.lona' 6 q 6psss : ssrrshkt
Resident Manager
2ol1 s 81. NV.
E !II..t GoNN: AYE; AND sI.
Reasonable Rent.
nth AND K sTs. NV.
soUTHw 1EI1TRGc22RsyT1 9SyIEAEookISo
rooms kitchen and bath. $500
CARLISLE COURTS.
14th aI. AT COLUMBIA m.
ye NoE Ettfyesiss EDsfiin.s...
. ROOMS k|.shs2SC.l sss RRIN siid YSsS;rsh.
$3.50 and 10000.
THE ROCKINGHAM.
1917 RHODE ISLAND AVE. nv.
Conyenient 70 18th r. car lins: very
light and outside. Elevator service.
fcSSas; ,, hit9hsn; est A.. y..,..,I3 7O.oo
Resident ManaGeR,
Open for inspection.
RANDALL H. I
--fNcoEP
1921 Connecticut Ave.
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SPECIALS. so ~
1873 Lowell St., Wesley Hts.-7 r, 2 b. sS135. 90
1869 Ingleside Ter.--6 r, b., garage.. e0h0
1913 Leland st., CHI CHI, Md.--6 r. b. 49, {
5l21 Conn. ave.-S r, b., sunporch 10000
55 fsss Seth oil nw heas r. B.. aar 1888 $3.50
1909 Jenifer st. n.w.-6 r, b., ga-tas a
5sls Nebraska ave.--i r, b.. new. 1906
PARK ....' az =. =. oie:ei4 $3.50
$50 sne Quebec b n.w.s r. b. oil heat iSSSS
5226 Illinois ave.--6 r., b., double gar. 1901
41I2 Jenifer st. n.w.-6 r.. bath. -. y 75-0Hpi
st. n.w-6 r., b., modern. :. $3.50 $685.
i1 double is'S Far. . ~ = D. issdB
- H'{ $sIi. ave-. Bs.q,v3sa 1 An: u;
ner gar =. .. - i.ooeiH; -. $500
24S 10th ST. se.-6 r. b.............1s90 a, Sos
i' cached nshneos NV - .. s.t" oe oos
728 9Th n.e.-4 T. ................... 24.00 :
3is 8 ST. me- r, b.,.............. 4T.Sovs
'G FTigidsire o. - :. - new 1lG6O.
827 4sth n.e.-5 r, b., modern. ...... $3.50
4641 Hayes mes r., b., modern. 40
14o L. St n.w.--6 T.. $3.50
2o2S 18th ms r. b., modsrn brick 1900
Sunday, Decatur 2is2. NATL eee2 1855. 9
(cOntinued On Next PaEe;l
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THE kITNoTE

AVE. AND MACc0MS 81.
Modern Fireproof Building. with
Blevator-Electric Refrigeration.
, Rooms. Dining. AlceYe, Kitchen and
Bath, $3.50 to $3.50.
Resident Manager.
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DESIRABLE APARTMENTS
ALL SECTIONS OF THE CITY
THE ALTAMONT,

III The "eT' best is Afforded here 10 O.
apartment home. There are aveila9le
en- and bath to 4 rooms, Kitchen apd.2
baths, rAnsins IN price from SSS'Oo
Open fireplacet. electric refriserAtion,
telephone@switchboAfd 24-f1our elevator
service,
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THE WINnERMERE.

1875 NEW HAMPsaIRE AVE. NV.
Large Modern Buildine.
24-Hour Elevator service.
Telephone. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Refrigeration on House Meter.
Attractive Lobpies.
l room, kitchen and bath. .u...tA.W
: rooms, kitchen and bath =. 1000
Omen for Inspection at All Tinet.-
HSsfdhut Man6RNf.
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NEAR NAVY YARD.
5-room APARTMENT $3.50.

rHos. E. Ja AK Ell e 60 > National Il o7ss
5olg 18th ST. N.w.-S R, B., H.-w.H.,
2llOfs ii st. iiw..i r. B., eiec... $3.50
" FoR CoLoREb. '''OO
619 LIST st. n.w.--6 r., b., h.-w. h., gas. $50 90
1874 Que ct. n.w.-5 r.. b., cleo. 49,. 1850
925 26th st. n.w.--4 rooms and bath az so
LINKINS CO. 1888 De Sales st.
COLORED.
734 18th st. s.e.-4 rooms, bath. cleo, h.-w.
heat $50; AL FRANKLIN st. n.w.-4 rooms,
gas. $40. O. B. HOPKINS, 1f47 church St.
FOR OOLoRED-723R KENYON ST. NV,
yard $40 W. M eksi 9ak BEE Been an a.
NV. North 400T.
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COLORED; 26l7 EYE ST. NV LARGE
rooms, bath. gas; good condition; sec floor
fiat: rent reduced OWNER, Col. 8715.
BROOM FLAT, $500; LIGHT HOUSE
keeping; furnished, S25
10 II sd. NV 12s
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SEE THESE APARTMENTS.
Ready to move in: furnished or unfur-
nished; rooms kitchen and bath; built-in
furniture that has never been installed be-
lore. See these apis. for price and location
Large corner building, overlooking Rock
Greek Park, near the Million Dollar Bridge,
24lO goth st. NV. Resident manager.
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RENT HotsEs--FURNIsHED

MT. PLEAsANT-I753 NEWTON-DETACH-
ed; corner lot with several large trees;
seven rooms and bath; convenient location.
VIII rent furnished very reasonably. To
inspect call SANDOz, Decatur 40l0. 2 Du-
pont circle. =
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1901 MASS. AVE. NV.
Corner Mass. Ave. ana

Opposite ' National Cstnedral,
,w 1th8BSs se sissc 'fsyis
: rooms, Kitchen, bath and porch $I38
4 rooms, Kitchen. bath and porch lOe.0O
Resident MANAGER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-11
1a16 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE-.

NEAh UUPUNI VINOLEs
Modern Building.
aA-hour elevator sefvicei telephone
switchboard, electric fefrieer alton, .
2 rooms ana bath. ...:........t 1929
! rooms, Kitchen and bath. Ia.I.s 1912
4 rooms, kitchen and bath. .l0a.bO
Resident Mnna6ef.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-11
THE PORTSMOUTH,

The UhIBMVUAHI
1TS5 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
very Reasonable Rentals,
All Rooms Are Lafges with HiBh
Ceilings.
Telephone -Bwitchboard.
24.Hour Elevator Service.
Electric Refrisefatioh.
3 rooms, Kitchen and bath. ..... 1910
4 rooms. kitchen and bath. ..,.. 5000
resident MANAGER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-01-11

THE HARROWGATE,
1888 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
LARGE Modern Buildine.
24-Houf Elevator Service.
MISREPRESENTATION
Refrigeration on House Meter.
3 rooms. Kitchen and bath. ...st. 1890
rooms, kitchen and bath. A. Ii 500
Open for Inspection ct All Tines.
Resident MAraaef,