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DOS

Habana, JUNO 29.-EI Conf
tG Circunstancial ha pubiicado
una nota diciendo que eI taba-
quero Fernando Acosta fu6 con
denado a Is dias de encierro Y
multa sin que Sc pudiera probar
los carg0s que en- ST. contra Sc
hicieran. TambiGn Sc detuvo a
un hermano de Fernando, Ma
nuel Acosta, pero mas tarde Sc
lie puso en- liberlad.
FL domicilio De esos trabaja-
dores, en- Calabazar, fu6 regis
y ellos lIcvados por una
pareia del ej6rcito al pueblo de
Bejucal.
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MULTADOS

Madrid, JUNO 29.-El gober-
nador civil de la provincial de
Salamanca ha communicate al
ministro de la gobernaci6n, ha-
Der multado a los sacerdotes de
tres pueblos porque hacian pro-
paganda anti-republicana.
Nuevas instrucciones Sc han
dado a los gobernadoreS para
que prohiban a los sacerdotes ell
mezclarse en- los asuntOs politi-
cos, combatiendo ell presente
regimen.
Otros sacerdoteS, en- diferen-
ties provincias, han sido multa-
dos en- los ultimos meses por
pronunciar sermones en- contra
de las reformas impuestas por
la Republica.
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AMERICANOS LIBERTADOS
POR LOS BANDIDOS

Peiping, China, JUNO 29.-El
consul americana en- Hankon ha
telegrafiado a la legaci6n de su
pals en- esta ciudad, comunican-
dole que los americanos secues-
TRADES por los bandidos chinos,
ell pasado domingo, han sido
puestos en- libertad. Como rehe-
mes, en- espera de TN rescate, los
bandidos retienen prisioneros a
los reverendos Vykner y Ny
thus. Las mujeres y los ninos
han @'egresado en- seguridad a
Hankow Y Shekow.
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CHUNGAS Y NO CHUNGAS

ban, lie yolyieron Ia espalda,
\ el deScontento creci6 has
ia rebosar la copa cuando ell
sheriff, que podia haber triun-
fado en- elecciones eStri 'tamen
te honradaS. rehus6 SomntcrSe
a la decision del juez Parks,
en- un litigio es,ablecido por II
conocidos ciudadanes.
La oldeN de la corte So ye-
ma juuto con 81 ataque que P
haHia combinado en- contra de
indignaron a la opinion
p0blica y K. 7. cargo 2on ura
derrota cue ne esperaba
FL triunfo de Will Spencer
no es una victoria personal lel
politico Sobre JOACHIM.
es 81 rasultado de IA indigNa-
ci6n del pueblo americana con
ira la maquinaria de p.
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La victoria de CHlbrcath So
bre ell viejito j. W. Lester es
otra evidencia del odio que el
pueblo septia por la "maqui-
maria de P y T.
En- las primeras primaries,
Lester tenia de contrincante a
un candidate de la "maQuina-
ria" de P.
Ell pueblo seleccion6 a Les
ter y Culbreath para competir
en- las segundas primarias.
Recomendado por la ina =
quinaria' en- las "segundas" y
sin dinero para costear los gas
tos de la campana, Lester fue
derrotado, victima de su allan
"a de ultima bora"
Tn hombre noble Y servicial
tuvo la ~desgracia de ser arras-
trado por ell desplome de la
"maquinaria.'
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LA CAMARA Sc REUNIRA
HOY

Habana, JUNO 29.vLa Ca
mara de Representatives. sc reu-
Mira hoy, aunque el periodic cleo
toral ha comen2ado va. Los lea
ders de los partidos Liberal Y
Popular dicen que su deseo es a.
probar los impuestos que ell Sc
nado al presente estudia, para
r~atificarlos por unanimidad.
Cuando Sc termine de resol-
yer el asunto de los impuestos,
los representatives dedicaran
sus actividades a la campana
polftica.
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LAS VACACIONES DEL PRE-
SIDENTE ALCALA ZAMO-
RIA

Madrid, JUNO 29,-No Sc ha
fijado todavia la fecha de parti-
da del presidente Alcala Zamo-
ra que pasara las vacaciones de
verapo en- la Granja de San IL
defonso, donde Sc lie han prepa-
RADIO las habitaciones que ALI
ocupaba ell principe de Astu-
rias.
Ell palacio de la Granja es
uno de los mejores amueblados
de Europa Y ell gobierno repu-
blicano 10 ha acondicionado de
manera que la estancia del presi
dente sea 10 mas c6moda posi-
BILE.
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La victoria de los Fernandez
y del caballeroso Morris per
tenece en- gran parte al pue-
bio Latino"
Con ell triunfo de Sholtz, a
Morris no podran "birIarle' Ell
puesto de fiscal.
Los ciudadanos de Ybor y
West Tampa Sc regocijan hoy
con el "hundimiento" de la
"maquinaria" de p y r.
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LA CAMPANA CONTRA Ell
ESTATUTO DE CATALUNA

Madrid, JUNO 29.-No ha per
dido intensidad la campana
contra ell estatuto de Catalina
y particularmente contra la pre-
tension de los catalanes de que
en- las escuelas de las cuatro pro
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TFMBLORES DE TERRA
EN- MEXICO

Ciudad de M6jico, JUNO %
Los despachos de Colima dicen
que nuevos temblores de terra
Sc han sentido ALI y que la erup-
ci6n del volcAn Colima ha ate
rrorizado a todos los habitantes.
Miles de personals Sc alejan a
toda prisa de los lugares de pc
ligro.
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90 dc DaEt0na Beach, ma Sldo
selecciorado por Ell partido De
mocratico Y en- las elecciones
generates de noviembre sera
electo gobernador de la Flori-
da.
La victoria de Sholtz sobre
John w. Martin, la victoria
del "hombre del pueblo" sobre
el candidate de las "maquina-
rias" politicas, ha sido com =
pleta, abrumadora.
Martin perdi6 los es,ribos al
comienzo de su campana en-
contra de Sholtz Y quiso pre-
sentarlo como un "eXtranje-
ro," como I'm Judo" venido de
Brooklyn a apoderarse, con fall
. sos ofrecimientos, del gobier-
no de la Florida.
. Ell pueblo americana, a
quien no Sc puede enganar con
infamias, al leer los anuncios
de Martin y escuchar los dis :
cursos de los amigos de este,
resolvi6 dar la victoria al hon.
bre que la merecia, enterrando
en- ell tango las llamadas a los
prejuicios de nacionaIidad y
religion.
En- sus discursos Sholtz ofre
| ia al pueblo una rebaia en- ell
orecio de la licencia que cada
autom6vil paga; ofrecia IL
brarnos del terrible impuesto
de la gasolina, de la explota-
ci6n que Sc realiza con los IL
bros de las escuelas Y, sobre
manos de los "pandilleros" de
TODD, quitarnos del cuello
a politica.
Mientras Sholtz llegaba con
sus palabras al coraz6n del
pueblo, iurando cumplir sus
promesas, prometiendole defen
der los derechos de todos los
ciudadanos' humildes y conse-
guir una ley de compensation
nara los obreros, Martin Y sus
principales "mantenedores" lie
describian no como un ameri-
cano inteligente y digno, sino
como un mercenari0, hijo de
padres polac0s.
Comparando la nobleza del
candidate de Daytona y la ca,
lumnia arrojada por los ami :,
Cos de Martin, ell pueblo do ell
triunfo al mejor ciudadano,
prcmiando asi ell civismo Y la
cortesia y castigando ell "des-
coco" y la rudeza.
Ell pueblo americana anna la
democracia y ell resultado de
las elecciones de aver es una
nueva prueba.
Al felicitar nosotros a SholtZ
con Ell mismo entusiasmo que
desplegaramos en- favor de su
candidatura, lie recordamos sus
promesas y lie pedimos haga
TODD 10 possible por cumplirlas,
on honor de sus amigos y del
pueblo del estado.
~ no divide que los distri-
los latinos, Ybor City, West
Tampa, Palmetto Beach y
Tampa Heights, quieren cleo
ZONES honradas Y ansian la
destruction de las "maquina-
rias''!
Los ciudadanos americanos
o origen latino" y sus hijos
meri@anos, qaieren "limpie-
a. electoral, de modo que los
1onbres mas popuiares triun-
en- y ell "pandiIIaje" dele de
er an factor en- la consienda
,olitica.
La "maquinaria" de P y T,
on la catastrefe de aver, ha
Uuedado cast destruida.
Bob Joughin r una ma
2uinaria' por 81 solo y su allan
"a con up y T" le restaho sim
atlas.
! Los ar Cos de Bob le aeon
daba 1e Nitaban a actusr
Esdamente del %"otro," Pc
- persistia en- su "alianza,"
%n sabiendo que podia oca =
Tsionarle la derrcta.
Sc PantVvo fiel a 81 pala-I
bra y entonces muchos de los
hombres que con 6l sime-
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la PROPAGANDA EN- CON
TIA DEL fABAC0 HECHO
PO& NJ HUELGAS

Habana, &nie 29.-La Fede-
raci6n Dc Toreedores y el Conf
t6 CifNnstanciaI siguen su pro-
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HtNFT y
FL future gobernador de-
Florida, que en- las eIecG
aye rvenciera co mex
ria facilidad a John v
destruyendo importa1
quinarias" politicqa
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Today

The director-general of the
Pan-American Union, Dr. l..
S. Rowe, entertained at lunch
con today at the Pan-American
annex in honor of the minister
of Bolivia, Senor Don Luis o.
Abelli. The guests were:
Senor DR.. Eduardo Diez de
Medina and Senor DR.. Enrique
Finot, ministers plenipotentiary
on special mission for Bolivia;
the Secretary of the Interior,
DR.. Ray Lyman Wilbur; the
Secretary of Agriculture, Mr..
Arthur M. Hyde; the secretary
to the President, Mr.. Lawrence
Richey; the Assistant Secretary
Of State, Mr.. Francis White;
Senor Don Enrique S. de Lo-
zado, first secretary of the
Bolivian Legation; Mr.. Harry
A. Mcbride, secretary to the
Secretary of State; Mr.. Silas
H. Strawn, president of the
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States; DR.. William J.
Cooper. Commissioner of Edu-
cation; DR. Esteban Gil Borges;
DR. Elwood Mead, Commits.
Sioner of the Bureau of Recla.
nation; Mr.. John B. Faust;
Mr. Clarence C. Brooks, and
DR.. George H. Blakeslee.
4 4
Mr.. and Mrs. Newell w.
Ward, of Indianapolis, are at
the Shoreham for few days,
on their way home from Ha-
Vana, Cuba.
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ried a gold beaded evening bag.
The Secretary of State and
Mrs. Henry L. Stimson imme-
diately followed the President
and Mrs. Hoover as the official
party passed through to the
Elue Room. Mrs. Stimson was
charming in a gown of pale
blue brocaded satin, the bodice
draped and caught at the back
CONTINUED on Page 2, Column l.
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Dinner TONIGHT

The third secretary of the
Germany Embassy, Herr Alex.
ander Won Wuthenau, will en-
tertain at dinner this evening
in honor of Mr.. Harald Kreutz-
berg, who will appear here in
a dance recital tomorrow after
noon at the National, and sew
eral of the members of his
dancing group, among them
Miss Irja Hagfors, Miss Araca
MakaroWa. Miss Almuth Winck-
elmann and Miss IlSe Meudtner.
4 y
Senator John C. Townsend,
jr., of Delaware, and his daugh-
ter, Miss Lyla Townsend, enter
tained at dinner last evening at
the Shoreham.
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observing the Ongestabshed carried
out from the time they left the cloak and joined the
line which extended from the lower corridor which is lined
with portraits of former First Ladies' until they reached
the Blue Room, where their hosts awaited them.
The martial strains of Hail the Chief played by the
band announced the coming Of the President and Mrs.
Hoover open the reception They descended the stairway
accompanied by members Of the Cabinet and their wives
There absentees this group them the
Vice President Mr. Curtis and Mrs Edward Everett Gam,
the latter being Western trip
The military and aides formed line through which
the Presidential party passed the Blue Room where the
President and Mrs Hoover took their places preparatory to
receiving the assembled who numbered loOO
The first of the evening to be received Repre-
sentative Frank H. Fos of Massachusetts, who with
party of fellow Congressman.
At the conclusion of the reception when the official party
retired to the second floor the band played several dance
numbers and of the assembled guests avaed them
selves of the opportunity dance the historic East Room
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Mrs. Hyde Fetes
Visitor From
Kansas City

Mrs. Arthur M. Hyde, wife
of the Secretary of Agriculture,
entertained at luncheon today
at the Mayflower in honor of
Mrs. Albert L. Reeves, wife of
United States District Judge
Reeves, of Kansas City, who
is the guest of Senator and
Mrs. Roscoe C. Patterson.
Those present included Mrs.
Harlan Fiske Stone, Mrs. Ar.
thur H. Vandenberg, Mrs. Pat
terson, Nine. Jan Skalicky,
Mrs. Thomas Day Thacher,
Mrs. Parker w. West, Mrs.
Stanley Reed, Mrs. Lowell
Fletcher Hobart, Mrs. Frank
w. Mondell, Mrs. Jacob Leander
Lose, Mrs. S. Wallace Demp-
sey. Mrs. j. Thompson WALES,
Mrs. John w. Lyman, Mrs.
Frank Clinton Henry, Mrs.
Charles Alger, Mrs. William A.
Kinnan, Mrs. Leroy R. Eakin,
Mrs. Ernest Humphrey Daniel,
Mrs. Edward A. Hartman, Mrs.
virginia White Speel, Mrs.
Charles P. Keyser, Mrs. Lucy
Wilder Morris, Mrs. Warren J.
HaineS, Mrs. John w. Bennett,
Mrs. Otis Rogers, Mrs. H.
Frank H Of tman and Miss
Frances Battelle.
Mrs. Jacob Leander Loose
will Mt e ia n tomorrow at
luncheon in honor of Mrs.
Reeves.
The Secretary and Mrs. Hyde
will be the guests in whose
honor Mr.. and Mrs. Elton
Marshall will entertain at din
ner this evening at the Carlton.
The Secretary of State and
Mrs. Stimson will be the honor
guests, at the dinner to be
given this evening by the min
lister of Finland, Mr.. L. Astrom,
The Polish ambassador. Mr..
Tytus Filipowicz, will be the
ranking guest at the dinnec
which Lieut.. Col. and Mrs, M.
Robert Guggenheim will give
tomorrow evening at their home
in Georgetown.
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Dean to Be Host

The Italian Ambassador and
Nobil Donna Antonietta de Mar
tino will be the guests in whose
honor the Polish Ambassador,
Mr.. TytuS FilipowicZ, will enter
tain at a dinner at the embassy
on Thursday evening, February
18. The Ambassador of Poland
will also entertain at dinner at
the embassy on Tuesday eve
ming, February Is, in honor Of
the Secretary of State and Mrs.
Henry L. StimSon.
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Envoy Entertains

The German Ambassador and
Frau Won Prittwitz und Gaffron
were hosts at dinner last eve-
ming at the embassy in honor
of Mr.. Bruno Walter, conductor
of the New York Philharmonic
Symphony Orchestra.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard j. But
Ter. of Garden City, Long
Island, are at the Carlton.
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dent and Mrs. Hoover, they having
inaugurated the custom of entertaining
the members Of the Senate and of the
House of Representatives separately
last winter, and though the Speaker and
Mrs. John N. Garner of Texas were
absent-owing to their established Gus
tom of not attending evening receptions
many members of that august body
were present.
Great bouquets of brilliant-hued car
nations adorned the rooms, intermingled
with palms and ferns. The Marine
Band played in the corridor through
out the reception.
There were a number of new men,
bers of the House present, some of whom
were guests at the White House for
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Dinner for Chief
Executive and
Mrs. Hoover

The President and Mrs. Hoo
yer will dine this evening with
the Secretary of the Treasury.
Mr.. Andrew w. Mellon, at his
apartment in Massachusetts,
Avenue, when a notable COM
pany will have been invited to
meet them.
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Cabinet Group
Mrs. Hoover looked unusually
well in a gown of deep violet
velvet. made on simple lines,
with long, graceful train. A
drapery of dull gold lace fell
from the shoulders in a deep
loop in the back, and she wore
q chain of large gold beads,
weighed with a tassel of gold.
Her long ivory suede gloves
came to the elbow and she car
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Envoy at Luncheon

The minister of the Neither
lands, Mr.. j. H. van Royen,
was the ranking guest at the
luncheon given today at the
Mayflower by Mrs. Lawrence
Townsend in compliment to
Miss Claudia Muzio and Mr..
Cornelius van Vliet, artists at
the nnnroinn nnnnnrt
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Vice President
Guest Of Honor

The Vice President, Mr.. Cur.
tis, will be the guest of honor
and principal speaker at the
annual dinner to be given by
the Women's Bar Association
of the District of Columbia, at
the Willard this evening.
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In Washington
QayQ Qunn

The White House again the of brilliant State
reception last evening, when the President and Mrs
entertained in honor of the members of the Lower
House in Congress and their wives This the second
evee given exclusively for this group by the Pres
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S4,25O
PRETTY BUNGALOW

PRETTY BUNGALOW
Just two squares from D. C. line at
r. l. Ave. N. E. on big lot with several
pretty trees and high elevation. Has 5
nice bright rooms and bath, is vacant and
in fine condition having Just been reftn-
paying rent when a home like this can
be bought at the very low price quoted.
Call r. NJ. Hooker. MET. 1868. Evenings
3 to call Gle 6933
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Sc. 500 FOR COLORED

TNs six room and bath home is com
veniently located near 8th & R. l: Ave,
N w is vacant and has Just been beauti-
fully refinished Has hotwater heat. new
hardwood floor, cleo, gas and on the rear
of the deep lot is 4 room brick house
now renting for $3.50 per month to help
you make the payments Real Buy. Call
r. NJ. Hooker MET 1868. Evenings to
call Gle 6933.
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Business Opportunities

BAKERY-Only one in community thriv-
ing business. estab. ) yrs. by owners. Sell
account sickness low price. Line. l0307
BEAUTIFUL restaurant; must sell at once.
Sacrifice because Of sickness. 945 K N,Ws
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COLORED,

hardwood floors, large yards, etc. Your
terms 1909 Sth n. w. Open 4 to 7:30,
or call DECATUR 1160.
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$3.50
MARIETTA PARK

MARIETTA PARK
PRACTICALLY NEW six room brick
home now vacant and has been perfectly
refnished like new throughout. Has &
rooms built-in bath, shower. hardwood
floors hotwater heat. 3 porches and a
built-in arage Is now priced $1,000
lower than similar houses sell for. Phone
r. M Hooker MET. 1898. Evening,
~ TTe R093
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Real Estate
65 Houses and Estates for Sale
District of Columbia

GOOD \. E. SECTIONS rms, b., gar,
row brk. house newly dec; So, $50; S100
cash $50 mo. Act quick. Mr. .Boaz. WE .06B2.
OWNER LEAVING CITY WILL SACRI-
lot, large enough for one more home:
strictly white section WAYNE G, GAR
MAN. 1888 Bladensburg Rd. Lincoln
9400 or evenings call Cleveland Oil.
WOODBRIDGE. 2515 Perry St. N. E.
7-room house: perfect condition; corner
lot. Buses and cars close. DEC. 237S-J.
NEAR 9TH & MARYLAND AVE. N. e.
Semi-detached modern brick home of 8 rms.
& bath. One of the most convenient loca-
tions in the city. bargain, act quickly.
WAYNE G., GARMAN
2533 Bladen'g Rd Ii 04OO. Eve CL. Oil
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Automobiles
NASH

NASH 1882 Sedan. driven less than 1000
miles. Save $500 Nash Orr Motor,
1888 14th N. W.
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Want - Miscellaneous
Wanted-Furniture

FURNTTURE-We buy used household fur
niture of every description. highest cash
prices prompt and courteous service. Call
Gilbert NAH. 1866, ewes. col. 1897.
FURNITURE - Absolutely highest cash
prices paid for used furniture, rugs, brio
a-brac. Call Murray. be convinced. AD6133
of every description: prompt and courte-
Gus service. Call Paul any time. Lin. 10045
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Business Service
Auto Painting
PAINT YOUR CAR IN
Auto Repairing
Beauty Shops

FORD Sa!s. & Service. ReasUnable prices
Handley \ UtOr 1880 Ga Ave. N. W.
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OAKLAND

OAKLAND 1881 Sport Coupe. wire wheels,
low mileage. low price, S495 Auto Mart
1918 14th St N. w
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OLDSMOBILE


OLDS 1881 Sport Coupe, beautiful tan fin
ish $685.: fully guar. Easy terms.
SIMMONS MOTOR CO
14th and S SITS. Potomac O062
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HUDSON

1899 qaet snd seaa as fbs car Rods Is
a snappy buy for S475 Your Old car or
$3.50 down. bal. S2S.51 monthly.
LAMBERT The House of Confidence
14th and P SITS. N W Decatur 5000
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FRANKLIN N. E.. .2434 tWoodrtdge,Lang-
donl I'D fl. h. 4 r. b. 2 porches. S25 mo:
Sd fl. h. 8 T S14. or by wk: elc. gasOpen
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RentalsN
MISUNDERSTANDING

CONN. AVE. NV. 1912 (apt., D-2 large
rms. kitchen G. screened sleep. porch:
Frigidaire: 3 exposures: reas. AID 1926.
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Garages for Rent

1926 14TH ST. N. W.
FIREPROOF BRICK GARAGE. CAN
BE SFEN ANY TIME. S5 MONTH.
COLUMBIA 5190
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Real Estate
Waterfront Property

COLOREDOClosing out my interest, 12
lots, 40x1O0 each. SLY each; one
beautiful corner lot over 5000 square
feet adjoining De Priest Village. Easy
worth 81. 500; for quick sale $500 These
lots on easy terms Also new 4-room
bungalow 81 800. good terms See owner
at new bungalow. Fifty-first and Central
Ave- or phone Adams $500 after p. m.
COLORED. 40 lots IN D. c.. .2OxlOO 1eet,
For quick sale Se7 so each. Terms 81
mo. Owner. North o474. after p. M.
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81 Furnished or UnfurniShed
Rooms

EUCLID ST. n. W. 1727-Two 2d-fl. front
rooms for LII k, running water, $35 mo-;
gas, cleo. ph. free; clean. quiet home; adults
T ST. n. W. 17O4 (coloredl l-zBeaut. rm.
for refined married couple. Call Apt. "a
S ST. n. w.-Rooms,
front & back: ami Call Pot. 1868.
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2 Men, Neat Appearance
Taking orders direct $40 to $50 weekly
Transportation furnished Apply 10 a. m.
to . p. M. Arlington Hotel. Mr. Ingram.
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Automobiles
BUICK

~~S~NNS~~~~~-~eN>N~~N>S
BUICK 1880 Coupe. finished in dark blue
S575, easy terms guaranteed.
SIMMONS MOTOR co.
14th and SITS. potomac 0052
1928 BUICK Master Sedan. This is one
of the best bargains we have offered
in many months. Car is conditioned rer-
feet throughout 1915 Your car or $3.50
down. bal S22 rs monthly.
LAMBERT. The House of Confidence
14th and P SITS. N. w. Decatur 1900
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"A ncAP VaHCcu-MdAC anu Ccmdle
Apartment House Mgrs & Superintendents
ATTENTION
DO you want to make money? See MR.
PRICHARD, 910 Chandler Bldg MA. 4771
Washington Journal., 1932-05-20
Die 3et@enipra@e Der Srappifen.

8etanntli9 lit ben Mitgliebern bes
ftrengen Srbens Der Srappiften Still
I9peigen auferlest. Die M0n9e
biirfen nur nit benz Superior unb
benz prior, bic NopiSen itur nit benz
9ooi3enmeiiter unb benz Superior
fpre9en, unb 5tpar aud nur gang
leiie. Inter ii9 un0 nit Weltliden
refen Die Srappiiten ME. 9aben lie
ii9 etipas mit3ut6eilen, 10 bebisnen
tie ii9 Der 3eiaeniprahe. Duumen
unb 3eigefingsr bori3onal in Oreiz
edsform sehalten. bebeuten 8rOt.
Ore6en Fe bic Spite bes tleinen Sim
gers i'm &reile auf Der linten 6obl<
banb, 10 beiBt bas 4pfel. Die Gpei@
Ier0bre unter benz Rinn traBen lit Io<
bel als iauer, bic Singer mad oben
ri9ten unb iditteln, MdHer. Bel
S9lafen legt man bus 9aupt duf bic
Sdnb, BEL Glen nd6ert man bic bret
eriten Singer nebrere Male benz
MunSt. I'm Srinten dusaubriiden.
legt man bic O%aumenipiBe duf ben
dumb unb bepegt bic Gauit. Die
2ippen nit Oaumen unb 3eisefinser
i4lieBen, beiBt rfaiten". Reist ii4
Der M0n9 auf bic Settle, beust er ben
4rm unb audt. 10 oeutet bies 8rants
belt an, ieBt er ben Duumen unter
bas Rinn unb be6t bic Gduit, 10
fpri9t Ct bonn Sobe. Mit ben Sim
serfpiBen Der redttn 9dnO auf bic
linte tlopfca. beiBt Nufiteben. Die Arz
me fallen lafen. MiDisteit. Mit
3si9en Driiden tie aud 8esriffe pie
@erbruB unb S4am aug. Sic tOn~
men bamit Mann, 6rau, &inb unb
ale geitli9en Wiirben pom papff an
be3ei@nen. Gin Dreied, bas man nit
ben Odumen uno ben erbobsaen 3ets
gsfingern bilNst, pSbrenb oi. anberen
Singer ssi4lofen bleiba. 1T Der
Gusbrud fir Soft.
Washington Journal., 1932-05-20
@eifesseSenwarte

Grosbo SdG, bas alte sot9ifde
8autperf in Der Gitb 2onbons, Ous
trpB groBen @ei6reis unb u~ngeadbl.
ter, 3ornflammenOer 3eitungsartifsS
abge6ro9en mprben 1T, Inn Sunfgee
bGuben pIaB Su MAIDEN, NITRO piel<
lei9t in g1el1ea nieber d~ufgebaut
perber. 3ufdlig triFft es ii4, baB
Der gr0Bte unO eoelfe 8epoAner BON
@rpSbb !0an, SbOmds Morus, aud
in ghel1ea Elm 2anbbaus gebdbt bat.
9ieIes 2anbbaus mar Der 9GaupluB
folgenDer Gei9i9te: Bon benz Oa4e
oes pfDrtner6Gus9ens bot TE9 ein
bii656er @nblid iiber bic 5hemfe,
uriO Der @roBtan5ler pflegts Bort
bGufig gu iiBen, in 8efenf4aft feines
Sunoes. @ines Sages fam Elm SolE>
6dusler porbei, fdlid bic StuFea
binauf unb fanb MDrus f4losersS.
ST faBte ben aIten fdmu4en Mmnl
Inn ben Serb unb fa4te i6g inter
ben &ufen: Spring, Som. Ipring!"
iiber Die Sa45innen gu trcrFsn. Wto@
rug fiiblte, baB er benz @ohniinnigen
ni9t LANCE MiDerftdrS leiften tOnr',
dber Die talte neberlegung perlieB i'm
ni9t, unb Ell rief feinem 8ebrdnser
gu: nWir poflen bod erit einmol ben
9unb berunttrperfeH!" Der 8abns
finnise lieB BON ibm ub unb mari
ben 9unb binuntsr. n9ut gema8t, "
iaste Der &an3ler. ngebt isBt berunz
ter, bolt ben 9unO bercuf unb Ders
fu9t es bann nod eimmal!" Der
Wiit6eri9 5ebpr9te, unb Morus
f9lpB bic Sbir ab; i'm um5ubrinsen,
mar einem ~setrDnten Wiitberi4 Dcr'
bebalten.