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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1931-10-14
CAPONE RACING
LOSS $4,000 !

Continued From Page ~
analysis Capone came out a
loser.
Assistant United States Attor.
ney Dwight H. Green subjected
Held to a severe croSs-examina-
ton. He led Held through a de-
tailed resume Of his operations for
the last II years, making him give
addresses Of bookmaking eStab-
lishmentS he had operated at
cigar stores and race tracks.
Held said he started in the
business" in 1910. Green then
brought out that Held rented
space in a cigar store operated by
Johnny TOrriO, CapOne's former
"bOss," paying $50 monthly rent.
Held denied he had ever
stopped in Cicero on his way to
the race track at Hawthorne. He
said he had never seen Capone
at any Of the Cicero gambling eS-
adjustments.
Conferred with CapOne
Green asked Held to name the
first horse CapOne had bet ON
with him. The witness could
not do so.
Green delved carefully into the
manner in which Capone paid
his losses. Sometimes Capone
paid the money himself, and
sometimes it was paid by q COM
panion whom Held could not
identify.
Green then probed how it hap
pened Held had come to testify
for Capone.
He forced the witness to admit
he had attended q conference
Monday night at CapOne's Lexing.
ton Hotel headquarters at which
the defense lawyers, the defen-
dant and several bOOkmakefS
were present.
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County Clubs Plan
To Aid UnempLOyed

A solution of Arlington County's
unemployment problem will be
sought tonight when representa-
tives of the county'S service clubs
meet in the offices of Maj. F.
H. Golf, in Clarendon, Va.
Representatives of the clubs
sponsoring the movement are 10
seph C. Anderson, for the Mon.
arch Club; DIR. Richard N. SUIT
ton, for the Rotary Club, and
Amos C. Crounse, for the Kiwanis
Club.
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TOKYO PU IS
ONUS ON
NANK|NG
Nipponese Troops. in Raids
on Bandits" Near Mukden
Block U. S. ConsuIs' Survey
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avoid wounding japanese feel
ings. There Is no precedent for
inviting q power not member
Of the League to participate even
informally in council delibera'
tiOns Of such an important char
acter.
It is understood the council
first suggested, through round.
about channels. that the United
States ask permission to be rep.
resented, so the League could
then inform the Japanese Gov
eminent, which in the circum-
stances would not desire to de.
liver q rebuff to the United
States. Washington is said to
have cold-shouldered this pro
poSal.
Jap Asks Instructions
Mr.. Yoshisawa has asked his
governme emit for instructions.
Since council decisions are by
unanimous vote. Japan can, It
she desires, veto the partic1pa-
ton Of the United States.
The gravity of the situation was
frankly recognized, not only with
respect to the menace Of a Sino-
japanese war, but in view Of the
feeling that If the league fails
now in averting war, its future
authority as an international
peace agency will be reduced to
the vanishing point.
Hopes for a peaceful solution
were expressed by the French
Foreign Minister, acting president
Of the council.
=, After the causes and extent Of
the conflict have been determined,
M. BRAND declared, the league
will act with necessary firm
ness" although Japan, through
her chief delegate, Kenkichi YO-
ehisawa, has served notice she will
not accept league Intervention.
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BARITONE SUED
AS LOVE THEE

BALTIMORE, Oct. IA 1N.S) d.
Alleging Desire Defrere, baritone
with the Chicago Civic Opera
Company, alienated the affec-
tions Of his former wife, Hilda
Hopkins Burke, a member of the
same company, William S. Burke
today filed suit for 100000
against Defrere in city court.
Mrs. Burke, according to the
petition, obtained divorce in
Chicago on July Is and was mar
ried to Defrere at West New
York, N. j., last week.
Burke declared that because of
Defrere's alleged attentions, Mrs.
Burke absented herself from
Baltimore and broke up their
home.
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CiUic League Hears
COlIHltu Candidates

Candidates for the offices Of
Commonwealth attorney and trial
justice Of Arlington county spoke
at a meeting Of the Rosslyn Pre-
cinct Civic League last night in
the Woodrow Wilson School.
Candidates for Commemorative
attorney who spoke were Clarence
r. Ahalt, Amos c. Crounse, Emery
N. HoSmer, Lawrence w. Douglas,
and William c. Cloth, incumbent.
Candidates for trial Justice who
addressed last nights meeting were
j. Hammond Brewer, II. w. Dud.
ley, Walter U. Varney, M. G. Ely,
Thomas w. French, B. M. Hedrick
and Bryan T. Gordon.
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Troops Kill Chinese;
u. S. cnnSuIS DELAYED

MUKDEN, Oct. IA U.N.S0.-
Seven Chinese were killed today
in q sharp encounter between
Japanese troops and band OF
800 Chinese near the Lao River,
80 miles from Mukden. 49,. ..
The japanese soldiers were
part Of a punitive expedition
despatched from Mukden in what
was officially termed an "anti-
bandit" crusade.
Heavy Japanese troop move
ments out of Mukden completely
disrupted regular train service,
forcing George Hanson and Laur-
ence Salisbury, American consular
officials making an inspection Of
the war area" to postpone their
scheduled departure for Chin
chow, headquarters Of Marshal
Chang Hsueh-Liang, which had
twice been bombed by Japanese
airplanes.
It was expected the japanese
movement would continue into
the Koupangtze area and to
Chinchow, where disturbances al
ready have occurred between
Chinese and Japanese troops.
Several thousand Chinese sol
diers owing allegiance to Marshal
Chang Hsueh- LANG were reported
to be concentrated at Chinchow.
which already has been bombed
by Japanese airplanes as part Of
the campaign of Suppressing anti
japanese attacks in South Man
churia.
NANKING, Oct. IA QNS0.-
The American and British Min
listers to China, Nelson p. johnson
and Sir Miles LampSon, arrived
here today for conferences with
officials Of the Chinese National
list government on the Manchurian
situation.
Accompanied by his bride, the
former Miss Jane Beck, Mr.. John
son came by train from Peiping.
Mr.. Lampson reached the capital
by airplane.
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Bank PGrLey Keeps
Burgess In EurOue

PARIS, Oct. II u.NSO
Randolph Burgess, deputy Cover.
nor Of the Federal Reserve Bank.
Of New. York, Unexpectedly can
celled his passage for New York
today, after q conference with
Gates w. McGarrah, president Of
the Bank for International Set
Element at Geneva, and Pierre
Quesnay, managing director Of
the bank.
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Civic Society Heads
to Hear DR.. HUUenne7

DR.. George c. Havenner, presi-
dent OF Federation Of Citizens As
SociationS Of the District. Of Co
lumbia, viii be the principal
speaker tonight at the annual
meeting Of the American Univer-
sity Park Citizens Association.
The organization viii meet at
8 p. m. in Hurst Hall at the uni
verSity. Presidents from Friend
ship. North Cleveland Park, Rich
mond Park, Cleveland Park Cathe-
dral Heights, Glover Park, and
Conduit Road, civic groups viii be
] 9EeSent.
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PHI ALPHA TO DANCE

Leon Katz, attorney, will be
postmaster at the Founders Day
dinner dance of Phi Alpha, ma
tional fraternity, at the Shore
ham Hotel Sunday.
La gaceta., 1931-03-13
BOXEO
PELEARA ES-
Ia NOCHE CON SCHAAF

New York, Mario 49, Tom
my Loughran, ansieso de pelear
v de conIuistar la corona de pc
so complete, tendra hoy otra O.
portunidad para elevarse dc
nuevo a la categoria de peso
aplefo. Ernie Sch2af, ell hos.
ooniano de pecho de barril, sera
hoy ell c%ontrario de Tommy, en-
Ell Madison Square Garden, en-
un combate a diez asaltos. Una
victoria decisiva de Loughran
lie colocarfa de nuevo en- ell cen
tro de los Sharkeys, Schmeling
Striblings y Camera.
No hay NADIA de nuevo acerca
del espectaculo Loughran-Schat
que va Sc ha ofrecido en- tres dis
tintas ocasiones.
Ernie, demasiado grande Y
fuerte para Loughran, gan6 dos
decisiones Y perdi6 una. BESIDE
EN-. onces Tommy ha mejorado
hasta ell punto de que hoy subj.
ra al "ring" como ell favorito,
de 6 a 5.
La gaceta., 1931-03-13

pero me pareces I'm POGO mas
lmpaciente de 10 justo por de-
Jar tn feliz situaci6n de hiia de
1amilia; el es honrado Y traba-
Jado-, pero no pone TODD 10 que
puede para adguirir mayores
conocimientos y arrojarse deci-
dido en- la carrera commercial,
que Ipaga cast siempre la acti-
vldad y la perseverance, con la
fortuna. En- una palabra, los
dos sois demasiado j6venes pa
IA ell matrimonio: por esperar
no perdereis NADIA, Y por apre.
suraros en- cargar con grandes
ooiigaciones os exponeis a per-
oe' mucho. Yo tomo a mi cargo
el asunto. Dare a Ramiro algu-
ma participation en- mis- neeO-
CLOS; Quiz& cORvendrS que i
La gaceta., 1931-03-13

da, que-iendo dar por termina-
da la conferencia.
No sea listed tan sdbita.
senoca, Y dejeme listed meter
mi cucharada, que para algo ha-
bran querido los chicos contar
conmigo.
-Esperamos con ansiedad 81
onsentimiento-dijo Ramiro.
-Su opinion, que-ra listed
decir-grun6 Bernardo.
y tiene listed raz6n; de mi
opinion Sc trata, pues ell consen-
timiento 10 ha dado Benito. que
a quien dnicamente CORES
ponde. Pues mi opinion, mucha-
chos, es que Sc debe aceptar en-
principle tai uroyecto y que yo.
por 10 que q mi toca, no 10 desa-
T1 eres buena. hija mia
La gaceta., 1931-03-13
AVISos I'm YkOR CITY

dnica que no debe hablar. 81
mi tia y mi padre guardian ST.
lencio, quiza otra persona pue-
de hablar por todos.
Respondents a esta indirec-
ia, que no podia ser mas clara,
oyose Ell ruido de un taburete,
" Ramlco, adelantandose con
paso rapido, vino a ocupar ell
centre de la estancia. Su aire
~resuelto, su energico ademan,
1ieron valor a Lucia, que Sc
acerc6 mas a PUG. Este Sc SON.
i6 con malicia, y fingiendo una
sorpresa que estaba muy lejos
70 sentir, por estar, como TODD
ell mundo en- la fabrica, entera-
10 dc los miSteriosos amores de
os dos chicos, sc dirigi6 a Ra-
diciendOle:
La gaceta., 1931-03-13
Sc EFEcTUAM EN- ST. Pc
TERsBURG IL. PELEA SA-
GUERO-LIZA DE

st. PetersbuEg, Mario 49,
Comentando ls SUSPENSION die
tada en- lamp contra ell p1gi-
.lista Siso Liz lde, Ell promote
Paul scuder, .e la Legion Anne
ricapa, anuY46 aqui cue la SIS
pension 9loafe9'ara ell MI oh
del Sagi Deco mel polI orrique-
no, nkhicit asaltos, ell maltes
por la f1dole.
Dos de los tres miembros Dr.
la comisi6n de esta ciudad l.
han garantizado que no Sc opor
dram a la pelea. Hoy sc reuniI ar
g comisionados para actuar en-
y caso. Liza,de fue suspendide
en- Tampa par negarse a cum
,lir un compromise, con Ma
ilel Quintero de oponente.
La comisi6n de Tampa ha
pedido que su aeuerdo sea AGA
tado por todas las comisiones
del es ado.
La gaceta., 1931-03-13

la mano de SUI hija, pero me ha
exigido al mismo tempo que al
cancemos ell permiso de listed,
va que es listed ell padrino y ell
n otector de la que ha de ser
mi espoSa.
ESQ es 10 que sucede. Y me
parece que ahora no Sc quejara
listed de nuestra falta de con-
fianza Y de carino-dijo Lucia
acercandose a D. Juan, que la
estrech6 tiernamente Y por bre-
yes INSTANCES entire sus brazos.
u Conque tn padre aprueba
tn election?
La aprueba completamen-
tie, Y claro es que, aprobando-
la el, los demas debemos con-
formarnos con SUI voluntad y no
meternos en- mas-dijo Bernar-
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yo creo que mi tia.

yo creo que mi tia.
-Vamos, dona Bernardo,
( que ocurre? Dele listed csc al
ne de matrona ofendida Y de es-
.tatua. Bale listed de su pedestal
Iy digame que sucede.
-Si para listed soy una esta,
.tua, no me faltaran motives, Sc
nor milo. Mas valera que no
me pusiese listed en- ridiculo v
no me exigiera 10 que yo no pue-
do darle. Soy su anna de llaves
Y no otra cosa. No tengo mas
que deciwle.
Nos dej6 peg2dos a la pa
red, hiia, no hay manera de en-
Tenderness. Habla til, y cree gu
nos sera mas facil a ii Y a mi
llegar a un acuerdo.
"A mi me parece que soy la
La gaceta., 1931-03-13
.lCalla! iEs negocio que |,

-iCalla! iEs negocio que lie
corresponds a listed?
ID. Juan, me corresponds a
mi y a todos nosotros.
Me ponen ustedes en- cui-
va lie escucho... Veamos!
-Sr. D. Juan, yo amo a su
ahijada Lucia con toda mi al
ma. Su hermosura, sus beIlisi-
mas cualidades, su modestia V
su virtud me tienen completa.
mente hechizado. Ella CORES
ponde a mi passion con toda su
alma Y ambos hemos decidido
acudir a listed para que nos
conceda su beneplacito.
X Pero que dice mi amigo
Benito a TODD este?
Ell padre de Lucia-conti-
nu6 Ramiro-me ha oOncedido
La gaceta., 1931-03-13
NOTAS De BON

Damon Runyonh ~
infeliz destino
"Pa" Striking
Bruen en- sus emprV Sersc-
motaje", este invie acleh-
do perder al prim $4,000
Y al segundo $1,000 ade ha-
ce preguntar: iPoi hay
ma persona que tod quie-
ra ser empresario? W
lCual es la extran8btrac-
ci6n ha llevado a tantas lalmas
al desastre? 5Es la esperanto
de ganancia? lSera la publ
cidad?
No sc. No hay una aventura
tan precaria como ser empire
sario de boxeo.
La historic del arte varonil
en- los Estados Unidos mues-
ira que solo unos promotores
La gaceta., 1931-03-13
~ sentarseD
un ugilista In

"Yo he definitivamente de-
cidido no ~sostener mas peleas.
va no siento la llamadR a la
Sc que jamastpodre
volver a mi mejor condici6n fl
sica 81 vuelvo a pelear, y sien-
to que no podrfa justificar las
aspiraciones de mis- amigos.
Dempsey dice que desde
haee tres anos esta en- la "cer-
ca" y este testimonio debe con
siderarse como fnal. FL exito
financiero del viaje del Manas
sa Mauler por ell pals, como I'm
referee, creesse que es la eau
sa del anuncio becho.
La gaceta., 1931-03-13
BILL TERRY FIRMARA CON
LOS GIGANTES

Memphis, Tenn, Mario 49,
Bill Terry " los Gigantes lDaeas
ron a UNI 9onvenio sobre sala-
t-ios, ter 4inando asf las dife-
rencias{7 con la direction del
club. Terry bai6 la cantidad que
pedfa de $50, 900 a SIS, 1000.
Charles Stoneham Sc mantu-
vo en- los $4,000 y Bill transigi6.
La gaceta., 1931-03-13
Ell CINCINNATI N
LOS YANKEES o

Manana sabado iugaran en- ell
terreno de Plant los "rojos" de
Cincinnati y los Yankees.
Ell manager Dan Howley pom
dra en- actividad su team regu-
lar.
Los pitchers vienen practi-
! sa1;a de manera satisfactoria.
} Joe t1aripp, que habia estado
enfermo, aver Sc p,esento a
ejercitarse.
La gaceta., 1931-03-13
FONettR de La GGcetd No. 22
isl 70 Fuera Rico!
Novela original
de
DIN. Luis Mariana de LARA

-Yo no se..., no debo ser yo..
-Habla ,hija, habla..., no te-
mas.
No me corresponds hablar
a NIL. Mi padre es Ell que pro-
meti6 aver hablar a listed de un
asunto muy importante.
-Tu padre NADIA me ha di-
cho, como NADIA me dice nunca.
-Pues a falba de mi padre,
La gaceta., 1931-03-13

cartera,
color negro, en- ell bale infan-
til de aver. Devuelvase a Ne
braska 1902 6 la ~secretarfa de-
Centre Asturiano.
La gaceta., 1931-03-13

UN PIANO en- inmejorables
condolences, Sc vende muy ba-
ratio. Pueden verlo a todas no
ras: East Park 525.
La gaceta., 1931-03-13

Durante 40 amos P. p. P. hs
dado alivio q miles de pers0
las que han sufrido de debili
dad, dolores, erupciones de Ia
piel, granos y perdida de Pc
so. Estas molestias han tenido
origsn en- Ia pobreza Y debili
dad de la sanRre.
P. p. p. renueva los cor.
p0sculos rojos y hace la sangre
RIGA Y pura. Luando este sc
obtiene desaparece Ell sufri
miento, regresan las fuerzas y
ell sistema recupera 81 condE
ci6n saludable.
Dele que Ia devuelva su sa-
lud.
listed no arriesgs I'm centa
20 On usar P. F. P. Su boti-
carlo tiene instrucciones para
devolverle su dinero 81 no que.
da satisfecho dsepues de usar
la primera botella. Tai es Ia fe
que tenemos en- P. P. p.
IConsentirA listed en- seguir
sufriendo, sintiendose d6bil,
cLando puede gozar de bueus
salud, fuerza y felicidad7
C6mprelo hoy.
La gaceta., 1931-03-13

Los Angeles, Mario 49,
Jack Dempsey hizo aquf una
declaration diciendo que ja-
La gaceta., 1931-03-13
BASE BALL
OTRA VICTORIA DE LOS
ROBINS

FL Brooklyn venci6 al
Filadelfia, en- ell dfa de on
anotaci6n de 10 car Dor
6, aunque los "phill
ron tres hits mas az ~ en-
cedores.
Brooklyn, Zoe, OK De; Fila
DELTA &c, 12h, Sc.
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han hecho dine1[ef exposi-
clones de esta cp4se.

han hecho dines<e EFF exposi-
clones de esta cp4se.
FL difento George Rickard es
sig lpre cAtado como un enome
Ell mplo de exito; pero Richard
tenfa detras de Ell a la corpora
cion Madison Square Garden.
Richard ocultaba sus perdi-
dae Y nunoa confesaba sus dolo-
res de cabeza.
Los empresarios del ano pa
sado fusron ''literalmente'' ase-
sinados por sus negocios.
Pocos de ellos hicieron I'm
real.
Pero siempre hay la atrac-
cikn del negocio, 10 inexplicable.
Los bOXeadQ reS lgnaclo Ara
PEDRO Proenza hicieron aver
te rios en- ell gimnasio del
rcllp Cubano. FL p1blico sa-
SN--lacido de la labor de los
N )res.
<-T boxe6 tres rounds con
" despues hizo tres a
salt0 gsombra". Hoy haran
eierciciN u el gimmasio de
Joe Leto, en- West Tampa.
La gaceta., 1931-03-13

LEMPIA C-IENTTFICAMENT'
Ia SANGRE Y LA TONIFICA
ANADIENDOLE FUERZA Y
~PRODUCTENDO CARNE
SOLTDA Y MUSCULO
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SUBURBAN BOARD. .

LARGE cool room; lawn, shade, quiet; set
tied employed adults; ami; close to high
way; private family. Falls Church S09-F-23.
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8lS 18th ST. NV.
studio room. comb. dinette-kit. and
OA: IDEAL DOWNTOWN APARTMENT 4ooo
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722 18th ST. NV.
rooms, kit & bath. ..............ss 0 m
rooms. kit. & 2 baths, front. ..... az AZ
ADJOINING STATE w. q N. BLDGS.
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TOW PENTAI. OF $50

LOW RENTAL OF $50.
Bright front apartment Of rec; hall. three
large rooms, kitchen. bath and large porch;
refrizeration II desired; every convenience
and q half square to cars, stores, etc, and
a few minutes walk to downtown, Gov nn
depts., etc. Apply resident manager 144U
r st. NV.
RENTAL ONLY $50.
BRIGHT, small apartment of rec. han. one
large room, kitchen and tiled bath; every
conyenience and only one square to cars,
stores, ETC., and few minutes walk 20
downtown. Apply resident manager, l44O
Rent ONLY $45-DOWNTOWN.
Attractive apartment Of rec. hall three
comfortable rooms, kitchen, tiled bath ana
porch; every modern convenience; only nve
minutes walk to most Govt. depts., ousl-
ness section, stores, theaters, etc. Apply
janitor, l723 G st. NV.
LOW RENT-FRIGIDAl
s38-Large room with Murphy bed dining
alcove, kitchen and bath.
S65-Large living room, TWO nice Deo
rooms dining alcove, kitchen and bath.
Bright apartments with two exposures
and every convenience, opposite MERRIAM
Hill Park and only one SQUARE to buses;
and Govt depts. Modern corner building.
Apply janitor. 1901 18th st. NV.
REDUCED TO $3.50.
Attractive apt. of reception hall, living
room, dining room. 2 bed rooms. kitchen
and bath; large bright rooms, with south
ern exposure; every convenience and Frigid-
aire; only one square to cars buses and
Conn. ave. stores. Apply janitor, 1901 18th
st. NV.
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THE MOZART.
1920 Fuller st. NV
Apts.. of and 3 rooms. kitchen
ana bath. porch. electrical refrigera-
ton. Resident manager.
ISL ST. EV Msst 81 g. I'M M,W Z;
and bath. ELECTRICAL a '0 GefriigerstfROnn.
Resident manager.
ale H ST. NV
and Bath. 5000. 90 to $500 54G' ReSident
manager.
$500 K ST. NV.
$3.50 to $50. o. Resident manager.
Electric Refrigeration.
.1721 2lst ST. NV.
IL BLOCK west OF Connections ave-
..AADDsss.. Of and "a 2 rooms and bath.
l4ss TO. 144s SPRING RID. NV.
ana SatS las aHd 70 fSSmS e eIsct9ic
refrigeration. Resident manager.
THE NEW BERNE.
Ills 18th St., at Mass. Avenue.
Apis: OF and 4 rooms. kitchen
2so7 CONNECTICUT AVE,
Between Woodley Rd. and
Cathedral Ave.
Apis. Of rooms. dining alcove,
kitchen and bath, Murphy bed, cleo
trio refrigeration. Resident manager.
CHATEAU THIERRY,
1920 8 ST., at goth.
Apis. Of rooms, kitchen and
bath, porches. Resident manager.
1905 18th ST; NV,
at M st.
Apis. of 2 and rooms, kitchen
and bath, electric refrigeration.
Resident manager.
1924 CONNECTICUT AVE
Apt. OF rooms. foyer, kitchen
and bath, electric refrigeration,
Resident manager.
THOMAS j. FISHER Z CO.. Inc,
1913 18th st. NV. District $3.50.
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WHY PAY MORE?
THE ROCHESTER,. 1888 Meridian Place.
No. al room and bath. .s27. so
No. 49-4 rooms and bath ............ $500
THE pETRoIT, i44o Meridian iPi INV "
No. E3 rooms and bath $4,000
NO THE Sc Er0P PA6 5na 1897 San 18th ST NV o2'O
THE soRRENTo: sSss 18th ST. NV NJ
No. 2%5 rooms and bath. .$57. so
No. 4S-4 rooms and bath. ............47 ALSO
THE CL1FFBOURNE, 1885 Calvert ~. NV
No. 2-5 rooms and bath. ............$60.0 90
NO. 32-5 rooms and bath. ............ 5000
No. ~ rooms and bath ......... ~. 5000
No. 3l-5 rooms and bath .........6 $3.50
No. is rooms and bath l::moa. %: $500
aNo, 2e-3 rooms and bath. -. $500
No. SIS rooms and bath lol... .ss75o
No. 22.5 rooms and bath. ss7 so
No. 22-s rooms and bath. ........... So. so
THE BIRMINGHAM. 26ll Adams Mil Rd.
No: "a rooms and bath. .............$ 55. 90
THE PARKER. $500 18th st. NV
You viii find BY comparison that the
above rents are unusually low. this being
largely due 10 the fact that you rent direct
from owners: The wise apartment-houss
when there is always a scarcity Of desirable
apartments. As. q special tnducement. the
above apartments may be leased for any
period desired and rents will be effective
auctions. INSPECTION may be made at any
time by applying to the ianitors.
CHAS. e TRIBBYS SONS,
Bic Dist: Nat Bk: Bldg Phi. Dist. 4l2D.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-02
1448 PARK RID. NV.

THE FULTON.
rooms. Kitchen and bath; lectroiux re-
tractively furnished. Buildin8S most con-
veniently located. Resident managogs
The Daily Alaska empire., 1931-07-18
NINE MEMBERS l. OF HOUSE ARE
 IN BIC PARTY
Twenty three in Official Party Sailing from Se-
 attle This A. M.
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Associated Press dispatches re- ceived by The Empire said Con- gressman Will Wood, chairman of the House Appropriations Commit tee, was also in the delegation, but telegram received from MT. Saw yer by the Governor and The Elm pire failed to include him on the list.
 The two vessels will call at all of the ports on the Seattle Seward route except Petersburg. The entire party will go over the Alaska Rail road to Fairbanks, visiting Mt. Mo Kinley National Park, and return to the coast over Richardson High way to Chitina, the Copper River and Northwestern Railroad to Cor dova. There six members will take commercial steamer for Seattle via Juneau and Ketchikan while the others will sail directly south on the cutter Tahoe.
 Represent Committees
 The members of Congress aboard represent some of the most i'm portant committees of the House. Messrs. Murphy, Byrns, Hastings and Taylor are members of the Appropriations Committee. NJ Taylor is dean of the House Dem ocrats and has been in Congress since 1909 MT Byrns is ranking minority member on the Appropria- tions Committee and if the Demo- crats organize the next House prob ably will be it's chairman.
 Addison T. Smith is chairman of the Committee on Irrigation and member of Reclamation, Civil Serv- ice and Public Lands. He is friend of former United States dis trict attorney Arthur G. Shoup.
 Scott Leavitt is Chairman of the Committee on Indian Affairs, and member of Immigrations and Nat uralization, Irrigation and Recla- nation and Public Lands. He was also a member of Secretary Wilbur's Reindeer Advisory Com mittee.
 MT. Cotton is Chairman of the Public Lands Committee, and member of Irrigation and Recla- nation, Roads and Expenditures of Executive Departments.
 MT Eaton is Chairman of Elec-