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HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.
0 ROOMS AND BATH: ALL MODERN I'M
provements; garage; S42.50 month. 625

HOUSES-UNFURNI
ROOMS AND BATH; ALL MODERN I'M
provements; garage; S42.50 month. 625
Eye st. ne.
3o4 GREENE AVE. AURORA HILLS, VA.
near city. Modern, new 6-room house. ga
rage. large yard. Clarendon I32-J-2.
s, ROOMS AND GARAGE IN MOST DESIR-
able section OF Woodridge: Al condition: all
modern improvements; reasonable. GE. 1896
MODERN GROOM CORNER HOME, WEST
CHEVY CHASE-Eauipped with Frigidaire
console range, inlaid linoleum. 3 porches
saS ana saTage vary open Friday ssaturday Sun
Phone west 1549. 22'
Jig LAMONT ST, N.W.-S ROOMS AND
per hnpy gss SeE o
PoRATICN. 474 K st. NV. Met. 1888.
PETWORTH-NEAR NEW ROOSEVELT HIGH
ssFase ssnoos PSons ICONS beth hotWater heat
1929 MONROE ST. N.W.-6 ROOMS, BATH.
porches; modern; available Feb. 15:NS50.75
Mr. M GORDON, Ma Ma ss7s s CT hodses; 1855. 900 Up
Q ROOMS. BATH: ALL MODERN IMPROVE
chusetts ave. ne. 23'
floors, inclosed porches. front porch. garage.
Mckinley Gsh School, fals reasonsbls Sas stores and
TAKoMA PARK, MDLDETACHED. RMS,
sleeping porch, bath. basement, ami: lot
nd SsaeS ave 'rfss ssephera sss sss No. 81
500 TAYLOR ST. N.w--CoRNER HOUSE.
8 r. & b.. hot water and elec.; fine condi-
tion; $3.50 month. Phone Georgia %! 1890.
NO. 1856 ST. NE.-MoDERN HOME GOOD
condition: hot-water heat; z rooms and
bath: s47;50 to good tenant: improve within
$50. .5o-s1x ROOMS, DOUBLE GARAGE.
pH1ij15s m; 5S SeSs st. BE- BE-. Rloominsdale oo "
WI
hardwood floors, hot-water heat detached
Tsnse lnoisam in fitehen easafS1 open day: snd ad
s.aa ssy.sninss; ss5. 5ao4 41st St. NV. Ciev.
1907 EAST CAPITOL sT.-coRNER HOUSE
Park, ami, garage. BOSS & PHELPS,
9o4 sth ST. NEG ROOMS, GOOD CON:
sus son Atlantic i9nxsnioss ioss located near cars and
DON'T DON'T BREAK BREAK DOWN YOUR NERVOUS
S Ma in Se at as 'Sa a
tional 1888. We may have 1t.
s1s ssoas RooMs ms AMI 4dsS PoRcHEs g1g-
LIPS. 1904 $50 p%iney Pine issa Br. rd. d. ~M dE assse.
Hish school--Exeelient condition: fTisidaire.
Sons asSg sh Biz:
trict National Bank Bldg. Phone Dist. 47T3
sh ST sTcF T ssh 3
new; newly papered, painted, fioors scraped;
best location Near schools. Nat. 2342.
NEAR GEORGE. WASHINGTON UN!vER-
sity. SO4 21st st. n.w-S rooms baths,
hot-air heat. electricity; large yard; @ S55:
Jane; y 4 Morris Woodward. realtor. 7ss goth
al LAMONT ST. N.W-6-RooM MODERN
home. excellent condition; $40. DONNELLY
& PLANT. INC. 1874 Park I'd. Col Os3s.
yAcANr-eo1 EYE ST. NLw-11 ROOMS.
hSeIs heat slss very
11ss ABBEY pL. NEG ROOMS AND B.
painted. papered: $40 N mo. Ken. 1903. sSs
40 RANDOLPH PL. N.W.-6 r., B., SLEEP
.us:sns condition sfEsSs Co., 09ss ssss b. '.r'''
rooms, bath. .eiec. gas range: fur. heat. eel
1S;sef5 III S d0s ~
8 LARGE ROOMS AND BATH, H.-w:H,.
ssepSerd 81 .l NV PSone shsp. sso2 010
= '"WWi and Que, Wis. ave. and ssrdIs r.. 5:
61s:9 ma. s's 'ss ss ss5'sS s"S ss
WooDRDoE: D; c.S.AP PARTMENT
Gsst' aesa g. sssSo Asane 9eo
1904 YUMA ST. Nw-7 rms. OH HEAT:
nsx :ld
900 TUCKKRMAN ST. N.W-S67 80; SEMI
esse Vacant FEB noossn oa Gn ossM
.ss2y 25ql24e S7ia2 5sr sESsS5ob b,,n
4. &. Ho5Ut5dHTTisoN Z Co. g.. 1916 4 sr. NV.
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COLORED-HOUSES.

1905 4th nw-9 r.. b. h.-a.h.. elec. .S6o so
21O6 2nd st. nw.-6 r, b., ami. -. $500
G40 Que st. nw.-5 r. b.. ami. $500
sa2 o st. n.w-5 r. lat. h.. elec. -. 5000
1406 Belmont n.w.-9 r, b.. lat. elec. 4S.50
1904 N. j. n.w.-9 r, b., lat ht., gas. AS 80
1915 4th st. n.w.-6 r. b.. Arc. elec. ~ SO
ia 1sth st sI nR&s r. B.. lat. mt hf. eiec. 1900
407 Elm st. n.w.-6 r. b.. lat. ht.. ele. 43. 30
800 Elm n.w-6 r. b.. lat. ht.. gas. 42.50
1899 3rd st. n.w-6 r. b........... 1000
1881 Sth st. n.w-6 r. b., Arc, gas. $3.50
1889 N. C. ave. ne.-6 r: b.; ami. $500
4e4 Fla. ave. n.w:-6 r. b.. lat. gas. q SO
e23 X ST. n.w.-6 r. b.. lat. gas. $500
s. L st: n.w.-6 T.. b.. lat, gas. $500
423 Oakdale n,w.-6 r.. b.. lat; gas. $3.50
622 Pickford pl. n.e.-6 T.. b.. lat. hit. $3.50
o23 Barry pl. NV T.. b.: lat. gas. 32.50
1928 Sth st. n.w.-6 T., b.. lat. gas. $3.50
o44s 9th st. n.w-4 T.; b.; lat; heat. 5000
go 5th st; sec r. b., lat ht gar. 5000
2l23 18th st. n.w-7 r. stove, gas. 29.6Q
230S Eye st. n.w.-S r. b.. stove. gas. 29. 80
o2f3 18th pl. n.w.-G r. lat. heat. 27.b0
sos Acker NE T.. b., lat. heat, gss. 25.5O
1910 L st. NV r, stove, elec 80. 25.0O
S6 Myrtle st. ne.-6 r, lat. heat. gas. 23.50
935 2fth st. n.w-6 r. stove, gas.... 22.b0
2267 Sth st. n.w.-5 r. stove. $3.50. 2e.5O
792 Merton St n.w-3 rooms. ..... 20.b0
451 Washinston st. n.w.-6 r, stove. 200
9o1 Barry pl nv.- r, stove. ...... 1880
20 Madison alley n va rooms. :. 1880
176-B Benning rd me- T.. stove h. 1900
81 ST n.e,-a rooms. stove: ... 1929
e WoodSuTn. WoodSuTn Ga r. r. stoSs heat 1000
B. F. SAUL CO..
Nat. 21OO. 9o5 18th ST. NV.
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RENT a2$ sAzssklsz4on
g. 'ns ada RI EAsF sPd 3 iRssi 81 to s'''
I 1EsSrsiG l1ss Ne aEEHfssR44Soa. sE5yHg sG sa
Apt J.! THS IHoP; PsIRMoST and SS1e' AFT' ~
rIse1kie LIZ Ea!HMaST aEpSIoE1sAfioN. 81 fi%
rooms ,saS as ssss.s ssss s4Siso's A2s! Sc.
rooms and bath, md 4, ami; $3.50.
1913 'Hs Sssh q b. fESsIST NW s1s r.ss sees osp St.
H4NTs 4GE MoNSoa: R5RgSED.
s54i i1th 81 NV.
room. FSoms' .it H. ssts ssassh. refris. saSSS 60
,oom,. i. 1912: S::1S PARK RID. NV. .,xto
l room and eash; TAh wisiEa1A;, Eai1Ai;'....' $500
1915 PARK RD. NV.
rooms rooms f;t Pntn' basb astris GO
'''"'' IS; ss54 psso coNiN. AVE. NV. 'S'0o
rooms rooms kit bath bath rsfrig rsfrig
14os diRARD 81. NV.
euu%. s's ~ Il ESASN$s s% p: BROWN il. 1870 'o''
FONTANET COURTS,
$500 A. ROOMS, ,f3s S!ssh:s s;,Psas B:ss st. NV.
ooaa Sooa' voay ayse electric sas G..
iuI Lawn, szssr: elevator P' and
SWITCHBOARD % service:
Fidelity storage. I4so U St. s. NV. No. s4oo.
3O4 F St. NV.
THE BELFORD APIS.
1 and Large Rooms. Kit, Bath.
Electric Refrigeration Resident Manager.
JESSE H. HEDGES,
31s Tower Bldg. Dist. 1892
5435 CONN. AVE. NV.
TWO rooms. kitchen and bath. Frigidaire
GOSS REALTY CO.,
1405 Eye St NV Nat 1853.
HEART OF 10th ST.
1920 10th ST.
Beautiful Oak Lawn Terrace.
ss shs With he most
k 4 bath, r. & bath. Res. mgr, 110.
This is q m0dsrn bldg; and sure to please:
1913 35th STREET.
and 2 Large Rooms. Kit, Bath.
Electric Refrigeration.
$500 to $4,000.
JESSE H. HEDGES.
31s Tower Bldg. Dist 1892
EAST CAPITOL APTS.
Bet. 18th and 18th on East Capitol.
Renovated Desirsbly located. loo ted Good cal: car
and bus service. Reserve one. rent to start
FRANK A. SIMON,
AIT Southern Bldg.
Natl 2R62
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EXCELLENT NE1GHBORHOOD.
s47.5oM55o5 SeAH tsts sth p; ST. M IN'W.My47so.
stories. rooms; bath, cellar. large front
4. c G. HoudHToN & CO.. 1915 H ST. NV.
$50 7th ST. N;E.-e R.. 3. H,;WH:.
elec, scr. sip. pch glassed brk m
1881 5GfeR Kenyon st. nr..ws.is r.. b.. 00'O0
lss, 5ass 5sas + ,ss,sa.S; SHa n.y.
7ea 18th St. St. kesftor. Natl o7sa.
TAKOMA PARK BUNGALOW.
''''' s30S s12SsR &SSSDSERH SERfsa. sAFKyAr' MY
Detached brick, rooms n;; bath; ia ami ga
rage fl e'la'f BOSS SEQ 'faflalfa; PHELPS, s''
1417 x St. NV. Nat 5000.
NEAR SCHOOLS. CHURCHES. CAR LINES.
stores and in very desirable residential
section.
bath. buiit-in garage; splendid Condition.
e15 Somerset pi. nw-Five rooms and
bath. built,n garage w,
1924 vs4noRt HnSRY Ave. '; R0SB pIssfics isG SAL
~ 3ss4 stuyvesant St nw.-Detached: 8
rms sath ,eystp5y pT sut-in garage s75
1904 IRVING ST. NV.
500. :Ild SrdoeT: ST. aiSRth al%t brick; s7'.
1858 H5P@RoS h59Gm s6s bath 4nRRxGE sg9SslSH s55
%. peTshss RfTly garage sos
Groom and bath brick. h.-w.h., cleo.
garage: double screened porches; $50.
GROOM: bath brick; h.-w.h.. cleo, ga
6-room and bath brick; furnace and
Groom and bath brick; latrobe, cleo;
ra7 K 8 SW WELDON ooH. BOIL.
NEAR wARDMAN PARK,
garage thoroughly modern; reasonable
i53 Bryant st n.w.-e rooms and bath.
i3a7 oallatin nw-semi-detached brick.
rooms, baths, 2-car garage; reasonable
Near Eastern High School. 17ls A st. Sc.
,.ioo1 s icons ona't,oa and BATH hwh Lear sarase
1855 Park I'd. n,w-a rooms, bath. lava
and bath: SIS. ''
3133 10th st n.w.-6 rooms and bath. ga
Near Eastern High. corner property. 1717
c St. ne; thoroughly modern; reasonable
$3.50. ~ '
4lC3 18th st. n,w.-6 rooms and bath;
thoroughly modern; reasonable rental.
S54 Whittier pl. n.w.-6 rooms and bs tn,
garage. semi detached: reasonable rent
a104 Eye ST. n.w.-S rms. baths. thor
oughly' modern. excellent condition; rea-
sonable.
1926 10th NV rms. and bath; $50.
SEMI-DET. BRICK. 1896 Nicholson ct.
n.w-9 rms. baths, Gear garage; thor
oughly modern; oil burner. Reasonabls
TAKoMA PARK. DC.
6916 Willow ave- rooms and bath; $50.
VIM H. SAUNDERS CO.. INC.
1919 ST. Dist 1015.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


rooms ana lso4 pssn = srr. MI. 's@S''o
r. and b. s5s s| kxs sHlI1;ia sF 81 E.ras'. .s4a'o
'' 80 EAST cAprroL; isjTi. s~S'oO
lilo q ,sr. s.E. ~
o =. and d. E. iatTGSe ,nHe hsst soiiNis $4,000
515 East Capitol st. 1913 18th st. NV.
FOXAi L-hDJOINING AND OVERLOOK
ing Government park. O. rooms. double
screened porches. open fireplace; electric re,
frise' alton, built IN garage. Call ut A447
vc5ts RI fcE hs2y f. i1spsSt c1xv 7s7s
$26.60-65z MORTON PL. N.E;-$26.50.
Bet - Sth :nd 18th 1tn; astS ana n Me- sts iapbt.
l't.rlSor 6 HoudRToH Fesd GSG%s CO. n kEAErcss i;
1916 H st. NV. Phones Dist. 1885, 1b:s7.
23O7 seth sT-GLOVER PARK.
Nearly new, Gruver-built, six-room and
bath modern brick home; breakfast and
sleeping porches, tile kitchen, electric refrig-
sh sena
possession. Also will consider selling on
Es1sal Mhy teGE cev Sssiss asss Please phone Mr. MA
3O5 9th ST. s.E.|5 ROOMS. -: .$22.50
1924 D st. s.e.-8 r. B.. elec, h-w-n. 42.20
as3 St. sw9e r, b. r elsc;: gar. 99.5o g 90
SO7 st. s.W.-8 rooms, bath. cleo. 80.
COLORED.
607 N st. n.w.-6 rooms, water. ~. 50
1887 Eye st. n.e.-6 rms, bath 3S.2o 2o
1919 G st. SEE rms. water. elec.. 25.50
500 9th st. sw.-6 rms, bath gas. ~ DO
lot
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WAREHOUSES;.

WHITE-HOUSES.
sSdf ss6s Mssi soesyn ave r. o bur- 1883
Sl9S d9S HsythSrns 7s,n st. ny1S 1920 5S GO
sss ESQ Eye Senn st. ave Tvss g. ami 1889 1889
sa4s sa1s FGl'ft Pp sd nxar Oii burn 900 sooo
4405 Stanford ST.. ch. ch.. Md-s ou
fsss asss Ssiysss siEsla +. ;sns: ssSS $3.50
14I9 whittier pi n:w-SI., b. ami. 5000
2O21 Rosemont ave. n.w.-6 r, b.. 1900
1895 Irving st. nw.-8 rms. b.. ami. 1900
4O12 Leland st., Oh. Ch., Md r.
1874 irVns ssiass s. n.w.s r. b.. ami. 7s.oo
1919 1919 Lamont n.w;-9 E. b.. a.mi.g. 1000
2729 Ontario I'd. n.w;-9 +, b.. ami. 5000
3s2a 3s sl1isos ATE st. MS b. ann sn sSoo ssoo
1014 Hamlin st. nee r.. b.. ami. .o
5s 5sss srssls e. ST.. nTs oassr5da:: "a E. 5000
e1Si % 1th nee r., b.. ami: gar. $500 500
72s upshur st. n.w.-6 r.. b., ami. $500
1913 18th nee r.. b.. anil. gar. $500
lae2 lsoa A'ss' g. ns p T. s. "a ami sar s$so
sSS eSS7 s9neesss caSita p T. D. ami ami sS9S 1899
1885 YiSs 5a.a 81 s II = sH 1888 1893
5sa- 10Th st; n;s;-es r. =, ami. 1920 47.s0
1928 st, s.e.E8 sms., b., ami. 1870
3343 11th n.w.-6 r., b., h.-w.h., el. $3.50
2O29 1st st. NV r., b., ami. $500
1924 Yost st. me- r, b., ami. $500
1870 Penn st. nee r., b., ami. $500
6O2 Col I'd. n.v-6 r., b., h..wh., el. 45.00
310 Morton st. n.e.-6 r., b, ami. $500
1909 D st. se.z6r- b; a.mi.:;.. 1920
716 Pk. I'd. n.w.-5 r, b., h.-w.h. 8. 26.O0
B. F. SAUL CO.,
NAk-11oQ a2S l6A sk NV
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HOUsEs-UNFURNIsHED.

$33.
r., K and B.: Porches Front and Back.
-O- 0'R Res. 81 Msr.. 44s eiSts1 18th 81. NE. ss:
o T" b. h.-wh; eles ;, and q. gar $4,000
r. D. h-Es' siS NJ tl:s' $. xvi. sl $3.50 90
- " Il i4is n-T EAST 4; slss cxPIToi ST. '0''oO
is7 10th ST ST. NE. : ..o so ~
IT, D. n'-";s sis f'ss ass sr: s.i 'sss'SO
H. d. So ai;T chAssfAa III sisf ST. INV. 's00'OO
r. D. h-"h 1so tlss issh az q. iss5ssss ne $1,000
r. b. ~ h.. sis,s IT. Is ST: Sc 1000 .s 90
- ~ n:s; isss e'ss 18th ST: s.E. '~o'OO
IT, D. h'-",h; .1s4e slis ( ST: s.I: $4,000
0 f. b. h'-'h,i zos slee: & sr sy sy.......sa7-6o
IT, D. ,lss h,sS.R cAssoIi slss ST: si. $3.50
= w. -. ,. $ia Z fsth ST NE: sso'0O
IT, D. l.'' eai Fl f'es feT AVE. Sc. $500
r. b. GET e. q QUIZ sis' coMPLErE List: .'s7.SO
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
14 Pennsylyania Ave. Sc
JUST LIKE NEW-S5OOO.
437 DELAFIELD PL NV.
Beautiful home in restricted section of
Petworth. consisting Of large. bright living
room. dining room, 3 bed rooms, kitchen
and tiled bath with built-in tub and shower;
large front porch, rear porches which are
screened.
LARGE HOME-$5O.OO.
1868 11th ST. NV
House consisting of large rooms and
bath; hot-water heat. electricity; garage.
Mr.. SOLDIERS HOME-S5O.
2317 1st ST. NV.
House consisting Of large rooms and
bath.
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lat. 21OO. 925 18th st. NV
FOR COLORFD.

1918 L ST SE.-S25.
House consisting of 4 rooms, bath. hot
water heat and large rear ward.
EXCELLENT IOCAT1ON-S55.
2OO2 10th ST. NV.
House consisting OF large rooms ana
bath. hot-water heat, electricity.
14th & K. CAFRrTZ, Dist. 90S0.
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CHEVY CHASE. MD.
EXCELLENT NE1GHBoRHoOD.

64O4 BROOKEVlLLE ROAU-S7Z.bU. .
9 rooms. bath with shower, center hall.
Large fenced-in lot. garage. Close to stores
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Mr.. TECH HIGH-S52.50.
col BRYANT ST. NE.
House consisting Of o rooms and bath.

LOW RENT-S55.OO.
615 RK. CIR CHI RD. NV.
Home consisting Of living room. dining
room. kitchen, inclosed porch on first floor;
closed porch and bath; hot-water heat, elec-
tricity and garage.
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HOUsEs-FURNIsHED AND UNFUR

CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-DUTCH COLONIAL
home. 1854 Kanawha ST.. consisting Of 8
rooms and bath. ami: large lot with trees
and shrubs. garage; / block west Conn ave-
Call Nat S913 or Pot. 1000. 92s
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FOR OOLORED; 1433 QUE ST. Nw.-NICE
front room and large Kitchen $50 month,
including gas and elec
COLORED-1227 Sth ST. N.W.-3 ROOMS.
kitchenette, bath. garage. yard. cleo, gas.
n-w.h.; redecorated; rent reSuced. Wis.
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1882 ST. N.E.--S ROOMS, BATH, 8
porches, garage; SIS
2017 3rd st. n.e.-6 rooms, bath, garage.
$500.
44O6 14th S. nw.-semi-detached; 8
rooms, garage: S75.
1910 Rittenhouse st. n.w-6 rooms, bath,
S42.5O.
1921 9Th st. n.w-S rooms. BATH S47.5O.
4SO9 sth st n.w.-Detached. rooms
102 R st. n.e.-o rooms. bath. garage;
"627 18th st. n.w.-7 rooms. bath; newly
decorated: $50 so
62S Col. I'd. n.w.-6 rooms. bath. modern;
171s st. SEE rooms. bath, porches
garage; S55.
WAPLE & JAMES, INC.
1226 18th ST NV DIST. 3346
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RENT HOUSEs-FURNISHED.
MOUNT PLEASANT

MOUNT PLEASANT.
A beautiful. detached modern house; COM
pletely furnished Including linen and silver:
having II rooms, baths. servants room
billiard room, %-car garage. oil burner; a
delightful Summer and Winter home; large
grounds with shrubbery and shade Well
adapted for entertaining and suitable for a
member of Congress.
For appointment to inspect. call Nat 2265.
VIM. T. BALLARD.
1921 Eye ST.. NV.
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Mr.. SOLDIERS HOME-S5O.
2317 1st ST. NV.
House consisting of s large rooms and
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THE CHAPIN. 1874 CHAPLIN ST.
OVERLOOKING MERIDIAN PARK
3 and 4 rooms and bath, $40, S42.60.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-03-14
ERICKSON IN
NALSH'S SEAT

HELENA, Mont. March IA
(UP)-Governor John E. Erick-
son last night resigned as MOI
tana's' chief executive and became
United States senator, filling the
post vacated by the death of Sena-
tor Thomas j. Walsh.
The governors action. which
gave the state an entirely new
political alignment, came after
days of political activity, in which
a host of state leaders were con-
sidered for the position.
Walsh's resignation as senator
was received several days before
his death March 2. He was to
have been attorney general in the
cabinet of President Roosevelt.
He died suddenly on train en-
route from Miami. Fla. to Wash,
ington, D. c., where he was TAX
ing his bride of a few days, Sen
ora Nieve Perez Chaumont de
Truffin, from her Havana home
Immediately after Gov. Erick-
sons resignation Frank H. Coon
ey. lieutenant governor, was made
governor by Chief Justice L. L.
Galway of the state supreme
court. Soon afterward Cooney
signed the appointment Of Erlck-
son to be senator.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1933-03-14

A reception was given at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. l.. Al
len, 81 Allen street, West Ashe-
vile, in honor Of their Goth we'd
ding anniversary. One relative
who had attended the marriage
on March II, 1873, G. M. Brit.
tain of Mills River, cousin OF
Mrs Allen, was present for the
anniversary.
The living room was decorat-
ed with cut flowers and ferns.
Red carnations, which had been
sent by Mrs. w. C. Cameron,
youngest daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Allen of San Antonio, Tex,
formed the keynote of the dec
orations.
A color scheme of yellow and
white was observed in the din
ing room. Jonquils were used in
,profusion. The dining table was
covered with lace cloth over vel
low. A beautiful three-tiered
wedding cake stood in the center.
Tall, white tapers in silver hold,
ers added to the beauty of the
table. Another beautiful wed.
ding cake bearing the dates 1878
and 1888 in yellow, baked anC
presented by Mrs S. +. Green
wood of Mills River, occupied {
conspicuous place.
Mrs. M. S. Webb and Mrs. c
L. Felmet poured coffee and tea
Mrs. H. D. Mintz, assisted b!
three granddaughter of Mr.. anc
Mrs. Allen, namely, Mrs. L /
Burgin Of Mills River, Mrs. W
n. Evans of West Asheville, ant
Mrs. H. L. Combs Of Henderson
vile, served.
Mrs. T. L. Burgin and Mrs
Holt C. Thompson. daughters
welcomed the guests and pre-
scented them to their parents
Near Mr.. Allen were T. 3. Allen
only living brother, and Mrs. 7
B. Allen.
Mrs. Allen, who was gownet
in black crepe, wore a shoulder
bouquet of white carnations. thu
gift of her daughter, Mrs, Cam
eron Of San Antonio, who wa!
unable to be present.
The Rev. W. C. Hutchinson OF
Mills River, conducted an imprc5
sive and touching service, fol
lowed by a short talk by T. j
Hickman Of Ashcvillc, lifelong
friend Of the couple.
Many relatives and friend.
formed the guest list. Among
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GOTH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY
OF MIR. AND MRS. J. /. ALLEN
CELEBRATED AT RECEPTION

those not already mentioned
we're: Mrs. Lilly Allen Of Horse
Shoe, widow of tn" only son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen; Mr.. and
Mrs. J. J. Allen, r. l.. Bur%in,
]. II. Burcin, L !. BurGin, aw-
renee and Joseph Burgin, Mrs.
J. A. Barnett, Miss Nettie Bry-
son, Mrs. T. T. Carson, H. l..
Combs, J. d. Dermid, Mr.. and
Mrs. R l.. Duckett, r. V. Evans,
w. N. Evans, Neal, and barbara
Anne Evans, Mrs. Myra Fain, c..
l.. Felmet, Miss Ellen Felmet,
DR.. and Mrs. S. Z. Greenwood,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Harper, Mrs
W. S. Hutchinson. Frank Howell,
Mrs. ,Sallie Johnson, Vernon
johnson, Leander Johnson. Mr..
and Mrs. S. Z. Johnson, Miss
Marie Lane, Mrs. Anna Morgan,
Mr.. and Mrs. c NJ. Morgan,
Kathryn Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs.
G. Weaver Morgan, Roy and
Anne Morgan, Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
P. Morris and J. w. Posey.
Mrs. Allen was before her mar
riage, Miss Cleo Johnson. Mr.
Allen is the son of Colonel irwin
Allen, older brother of DR.. vii,
liam Allen of Knoxville, Tenn.
and DR.. Thomas Allen, promi
nent in Henderson county in {
| later period.
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BAPTIST MISSIONARY
inrlErY MEETS

The Woman'S Missionary So
siety of the First Baptist church
met Yesterday to observe a Day
Of PRAYER for Home Missions.
Three Of me circles, the Mamie
Bomar with Mrs. r. X. Orr as
leader. The Fannie Heck under
he leadership of Mrs. w. c.
Powell. and Mrs. E. R. Osborne's
|.rrle, the Sarah Egerton, had
barge Of the program.
| The time was taken up with
i devotional, prayers and talks
u Thelma Anders sang beautl-
4425, Faith of Our Fathers, &C
|.-panied by Mrs. J. F. Brooks,
SsGial prayers were offered fol
|.s president and the country,
Il society gave the salute and
Isge to the American Flag and
b he Christian Flag also. After
d hymn the closing prayer was
raie by Mrs. Powell.
1 short business session was
| is3 in the afternoon; 81 men,
ter and one visitor being pres
C. The Martha Sulinger cir
q led in attendance so Mrs,
E7ard Bennett will wear the
li this month.
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NO BOARDING
LAW IS STRICT
CONTINUED from page one)

of any books, letters or other
papers in connection Herewith. N
the custody or control of such per-
son, either before or after such
transaction is completed.'
The following order Of the Fed
eral Reserve board. dated Marcn
s. was also reiterated
at is requested that you pre-
pare and forward to the board as
soon as possible after March Is
as complete a list as can be made
from the information you are able
to obtain of the names and adj
dresses of all persons who have
withdrawn gold from your banii
or a member bank in your dis
trict since February 1. 1888. and
who have not redeposited it in a
bank on or before March 49,"
Banks have been or will be or
dered to exhibit large posters call
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P[RU1AL
DaRnCRaPHg

Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Garland,
Jr., who were called here several
days ago from Emlenton. Pa, on
account of the illness and passing
of the formers mother, will re-
main a few days longer.
Mrs. Nathan Patia went yester-
day to Patton Memorial hospital
where she is undergoing treat;
ment.
Mrs. G. C. Tut. who has spent
the past few weeks here during
the illness of her mother, Mrs. w.
A. Garland. left today for her
home in Winston-Salem with Mr..
Tut and Miss Virginia Tut. Miss
Dorothy Tut returned to Mars
Hill college in Mars Hill.
Mrs. A. C. Hewitt and sons,
Messrs. A. C. Hewitt, Jr., and Jack
Hewitt, spent yesterday in Spar
tanburg, S. c.. with Miss Evelyn
Hewitt. a student at Converse col
lege.
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EAST FLAT ROCK
PROGRAM IS OUT
ICnntinned from page onel

(OOnLlnueu 1LVih PoeS oA
guerite Ruff. daughter of +. =.
Ruff of Barker Heights, wins first
honor and Louise Ponder, daugh-
ter of E. L. Ponder of East Flat
Rock, takes second.
High school exercises will be,
gin on Sunday evening at 7:SV
O'clock. when Rev. Russell Cordlil
of the Biltmore Methodist church
will deliver the baccalaureate SER
mon. -,
Class day exercises will be held
on Monday, March 20, at 1:4o'
when R. G. Anders, county super
intendent will make the address
and deliver diplomas to 81 gradu-
ates.
Miss Ruth Beddingfield carries
off first honors and is valedicto-
rian while Miss leila Stepp is
saIutatorian. Following closely
come Misses Nancy Jackson and
Maybelle Beddingfeld, who will
take prominent parts in the exer'
ciSes. .,
On Tuesday evening, March Fl,
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PAGE THREE

inp attention of the, bank patrons
to the order against boarding of
currency. Many persons are not
familiar with the fact that the law
forbids boarding currency as we'll
as cold or silver, and the banks
have been or will be supplied with
forms they may require persons
Withdrawing money to fill out:
These forms, which must be filled
out in the presence of witness,
provides spaces upon which are to
be specified the purposes Tor
which the money is being with
drawn. DILL.
II was also made clear that the
restrictions in the Presidents pro.
clamation against the payment OF
gold. gold certificates or bullion
or the payment of currency for
boarding purposes and foreign ex-
change transactions will apply, to
all banking institutions. member
and non-member. state or nation
al until further notice.