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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-14
THREE CARLOADS
OF PINEAPPLES
ON FERRY BOAT
ARRIVAL OF PRODUCTS OF.
FIcALLY OPENS SEASON IN
KEY WEST; TRANSFERRED
AT r. E. c. YARDS


With the arrival of three car
loads of pineapples. 1440 crates.
on the ferry PARROT yesterday
afternoon, the season for 1888
was officially started.
What amount of. fruit will be
shipped through this port this sea
son has not been learned, as the
shipments will depend entirely on
the markets of the north.
Last year with wonderful crop
in Cuba, the pineapple season was
q short one. Shortly after the
shipments began the market
slumped and thousands of pine
apples rotted on the forms in
Cuba. Towards the end of the
season some of the finest kind of
fruit was sold for / cent each.
William Monsalvatge has been
appointed in charge of all the
pineapple business that win be
handled by the Florida East Coast
Railway out of Key West this
season.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-14
MORE CLOTHING
To BE SHIPPED
HERE FOR POOR
A. r. MILLER. CHAIRMAN OF
NATIONAL RED CROSS
CHAPTER. NOTIFIED FROM
WASHINGTON

Andrew r. Miller, chairman Of
the National Red Cross Chapter
Of Key West, has been notified
from Washington that a shipment
Of clothing, for which request. was
made several weeks ago, has been
ordered sent at once.
The list includes liz dozen hose
for infants. 4s dozen hose fol
girls. SO dozen hose for women
1S dozen work hose and "a dozer
lightweight hose for men.
There are six dozen shirts fol
infants, q dozen waist suits
short, lS dozen union suits. short
for boys. eight dozen union suit
for women, 10 dozen bloomers ans
IL dozen vests for women.
For men there was shipped q
dozen union suits. short, IL dozes
trousers. nine dozen overaIls and
three dozen jumpers. For boys
IL dozen knickers. nine dozeI
overalIs and three dozen play suit
or eoyeralIs.
The general assortment 81
goods shipped include z7e
blankets. 80 comforters and 20
yards Of bed aheeting.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-14
THREE HUNDRED
PASSENGERS ON
TRAIN AND ship
MAJORITY OF THOSE ARRIv-
ING WERE ENRoUTE TO HA.
vANA TO SPEND EASTER
HOLIDAYS

The F. E. c. line and the r. and
o. S. S. company were very busy
at midday handling the more than
800 passengers who were enroute
to Havana for the Easter holidays,
When the Florida arrived from
Tampa this morning she had ap.
proximately so passengers most OF
whom were going to Cuba. The
noon train brought 257 for the
boat and large number for Key
West.
The railroad is now running the
first of the series of excursions at
a rate of just q fraction more than
one cent q mile and the P. and o.
S. S. company announces greatly
reduced rates on special days.
AS it is the intention of both
companies to put on these reduced
rates at intervals Throughout the
summer, it IS reasonable 10 con.
clude, says the management. thai
traffic by boat and rail viii Be
greatly increased through key
West during the season.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-14
BRAzOS DUE TO
ARRIVE TONIGHT
CUBA SAILS YESTERDAY FOR
HAVANA WITH n
PASSENGERS

Freighter Brazos will arrive to-
night from Galveston. She will
take on cargo Of 1884 eases Of
sea food products. cigars and
sponges and sail for Charleston
and New York.
The S. s. Cuba sailed yegter-
day for Havana with % passen-
gers and a46 sacks Of mail.
Perry parrOtt returned from
Havana yesterday with three ears
Of pineapples. ono car Of horses.
with attendant, one ear Of mail
and six miscellaneous ears.
Yacht Kex. az New York. with
owner. r. l. Martin and party.
arrived this morning and Il berth
ed at she Porter Dock Company.
Power boar G. w. Powers. az
the Thonapson Fish Company. ar-
rived IN port this morning from
Collier City and discharged cargo
" the Mallory dock
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-14
RELIEF WORKERS
NOW NUMBER 322
THAT MANY ARE ENGAGED
IN OPERATIONS HERE
TODAY

There are 322 men working to-
day on the two and three day
schedule Of the Emergency Relief
Corporation and 125 one day men
are to be put to work tomorrow.
Since work started on the pro-
iects in April more men have been
put to work than at any other
time since the allotments were
made by the state council.
When the one day men have
finished their day tomorrow af-
ternoon, practically every man on
the unemployed list will have
worked.
Pay day will be the early part
of next week it was learned and
the distribution of money viii be
the largest that has taken place
since the Monroe Council was or
ganized.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-14
One Killed, Several
Injured, FrOlnBolnbs
Exploding In Havana
Troops Called Out To
Stamp Out Terrorism;
RevoIutionists Give
Warning OF '.Red Wee"
lny Associated rresal


HAVANA, April 14.--
Troops were called out to
stamp out terrorism today
after II bomb explosions
killed one person and I'M
jured several others.
The blasts came on the
heels of several anonymous
ietters to the police, warning
that yesterday would start
cred Week in Havana.
Cavalry was called out
after police started q round
up of persons suspected Of
terroristic tendencies and
opposition to the rule. of
President Machado.
Troops patroled the streets
while throughout the city
automobiles were stopped at
runpoint and searched.
Police seized = score Of
youths.
One bomb exploded neer
the home Of orestes Fer
rara. former Ambassador to
the United States. and now
secretary of state in the
Machado government. No
serious damage was re-
ported.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-14
War Debts Pivotal At White House Meet
Laying Basis For World Economic Farley
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BY FRANK 1. WELLER
(By Associated Pressl

The subject promises to be
brought into the discussions here
participated in by President Roose-
welt. Ramsay Macdonald of Great
Britain, Edouard Herriot of
France and the representatives of
other powers which have been
asked to take part in the talks de-
signed to insure success of this
summers big gathering at London.
Debtors Key Nations
There would be no contractual
relation between debt readjust-
ment and such world economic
problems as tariffs, import quota
restrictions, money and exchange
limitations and similar puzzles.
More than so nations will be rep.
resented at the world conference.
The war debtors, however, in
clude key nations in the economic
log jam and it appears to be the
thought of the Roosevelt admins
tration that new accords on debts
might be bartered for new policies
on trade. For example, Secre-
tary of State Hull in all his state
ments on the subject consistent
ly has linked war debts with tar
ifs.
The administration is eager for
the success of the world economic
conference, particularly in de-
stroying trade barriers. Secretary
Hull has indicated that if a new
policy is to be adopted on debts,
the debtor nations must agree in
principle on questions to come be-
fore the London gathering. That
implies to some observers that debt
negotiations might be held with
any Of the interested nations
which would agree to trade recip-
rocity.
Debt Held Uncertainty
The idea would be to allow the
debtors to appear at London ready
to join an international movement
for destruction of trade barriers.
without any handicap due to I'M
certainty as to debt payments.
As lowering of United States,
tariffs is In this picture because it
is the practice of debtor nation
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-14
ALFONSO GOMEZ
NOW IMPROVING
UNDER TREATMENT AT HOS.
PITAL IN ST. AUCUs.
TINE

Alfonso Gomek, who Is under
treatment in the +. f. G. hospital
in st. Augustine. Is greatly inn
proved and shows steady gains
daily.
Ben Gardner, who came in
from st. Augustine today. told
The Citizen that MIR. Gomez ask
ed 10 be remembered TO his
friends in Key West and to tell
them that he Is getting along
nicely and hopes to be back in a
short while.
He Is being taken out for rides
into the country by a friend OF
Senator Gomez who goes to the
hospital daily.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-14
GIVE TESTIMONY
in BRIBERY CASE
TRIED in MOSCOW
WITNESSES TELL OF DIFFER
EMIT AMOUNTS PAID;
CRIMES AGAINST SOVIET
STATE BY ENGINEERS
lRy Associated Pre.sl

MOSCOW, April 14.--Russian
testimony TO support charges of
bribery and sabotage, were pre-
sented today at the trial of six
British engineers accused of high
crimes against the Soviet state.
One witness told Of taking a
bride Of $1,000 from L. G. Thorn
ton, one of the defendants.
Another said he had been paid
5000 by William Macdonald, an
other defendant.
A third witness said Charles
Nordwell paid him $4,000 and
gave him q fur coat to damage a
turbine at the power plant.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-14
REVIVAL SERVICE
CLOSES TONIGHT
DR.. RICE TO PREACH FINAL
SERMON IN METHODIST
MEETINGS

With an impressive candle-light
Communion Service, DR.. Oscar =.
Rice win close the series o. meet
ings which have been held IN the
Methodist churches Of the city
during the past ten days.
The strong messages that have
been delivered By this earnest.
able preacher in these meetings
have caused hundreds Of people to
look forward 70 this last hour
when Or. Rice win speak On The
Meaning Of the sacrameps'' and
then administer the LORDS Sup.
per- Rev. John G. StradIey, min
Ister Of this church. states.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-14
EASTER SUNRISE
SERVICE SUNDAY
AT BAYVIEW PARK
REVEREND RICHARD EVANS
OF CONGREGATION OVAL
CHURCH TO BE IN CHARGE;
EXCELLENT PROGRAM

Easter sunrise service which is
featured annually in Bayview
Park viii open at 6:04 Sunday
morning. The Reverend E. Rich
ard Evans, pastor of the Congre-
gational church, viii be in charge
of the service which will be par
ticipated in by representatives Of
the various churchessin this city.
The program includes an invoca-
ton by the Reverend S. w. Rog-
ers.
Hymn "All Hail to The Pow
er Of Jesus Name"
Scripture Lesson Reverend
Holmes Logan, pastor Ley Mem
orial church.
Prayer Reverend w. P. Page,
pastor of First Baptist church.
Hymn.'C Christ Arose.
Sermon Reverend John G.
Gekeler, pastor First Presbyterian
church.
Hymn Jesus Shall Reign
Benediction- Reverend .. +.
CoulIiette, pastor Fleming Street
Methodist church.
The public is invited to attend
this beautiful service to be held
in Bayview Park.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-14
Florida House Passes
Beer Bill; Vote Cast
OnMeasure 72To2O
Bill To LegaIize Beverage
VIII Be Sent To Senate
Now For Its Considera-
ton
(Hy Associated Pressl

TALLAHASSEE, April IA.
The house today passed
~ to 20 the compromise bill
to legaIize the manufacture
and sale of beer and wine in
Florida, and also by q vote
of 80 to 4 a measure setting
up a tax schedule ON the
manufacture and sale Of
beverages.
The bills now 60 to the
senate where the beer and
wine bill were introduced
several days ago.
Passage Of the beverage bills
followed only a brief debate.
Minor corrective amendments
were made.
The house defeated an amend
ment by Representative Sapp Of
Bay county, calling for a county
local option provision in a bill to
iegalize beer and wine.
II voted down a proposal Of
Representative Worth Of Hills
borough, to call for statewide
referendum at such time as the
xnfespndusn vote may be taken aFI
the national repeal questions.
Revenue from the beverage tax
bill, estimated ut S2,0O0.000 a
year will be given to the public
free school fund.
The senate received another
judicial recircuiting bill, adopted
resolution memorializing congress
to retain the present protective
petition with Florida fruits and
tariff on produce sold in com
vegetables, and adjourned until
Monday after holding a short
executive session assumably to
consider appointments to the
highway commission made pre-
viously by the governor.
The beverage Equalization bill
establishes beer and wine Of 3.2
per cent alcoholic content as nom
intoxicating and medicinal.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-14
.INSPECTORSOF
SHIPS ARRIVE

]. r. Blair. U. S. Inspector Of
hulls and ]. w. Sullivan. q. S. IN
spector Of boilers, arrived on the
Florida this morning from Tampa
and viii inspect vessels Of the r.
and o. S. S. company.
Tomorrow they viii take pas
sage on the Cuba, remain ia Ha-
vana over Sunday ard complete in
specting that ship. Returning they
viii inspect the FIoriaa and leave
Tuesday for Tampa.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-14

81 ,230. 926,551 interest. The prin-
4cipal still owing totals $11,598,-
sol, 453.
Most of these payments came
from loans which American inter-
ests made to Germany so that
country could meet its PREPARATIONS
payments to the former allies.
When these loans were halted, the
Lausanne conferences Of last sum-
mer agreed to cut German repara-
tions about 90 percent. subject to
success of debt negotiations with
the United States.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-14

set the obstruction wrecking ma
chine in motion,
The amount due under the re-
funding arrangements of the
postwar years totalled $22,143,-
$50, 993 spread over a period of go
years, $10,621.1s5, 1898 of the to-
tai being interest.
Eleven Billions Unpaid
Down to date, including pay
ments prior to the funding agree
snents. debtor nations have paid q
total of $2,627 $50, 1877, Of which
$443.31O.743 was principal and
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-14
COUNCIL TO TAKE
UP SCRIP ISSUE

There will be a meeting of the
city council held tonight s o'clock
ut which time the matter 1T issu-
ing city scrip win be taken an.
The scrip and stamps are now in
possession Of the city authorities.
Who are making ready to put out
the first issue.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-14

to meet its obligations by taxing
the wealth created by the sale of
goods and services to the creditor.
This country's foreign trade was
valued at only 1892, Pr, 900 for
the eight months ending with Feb
ruary whereas it was $50. $50, 142.1
600 for the same period in 1929
The administration appears to
believe that much of this loss could
be regained if all nations cooper
ated to tear down trade barriers
It considers its handling Of. the
debt situation would be a lever to
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-14
South Carolina Governor
Signs Beer Measure Today
sny Associated Press,


COLUMBIA, April IL.
Governor Blackwood today
signed the beer act legal
izing sales Of beer and wine
of 80 per cent alcoholic
content in South Carolina
for the first time in i6 years.
The measure was ratified
~ the legislature after the
house with roars Of ayes
concurred in the senate
measure.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-14
MAN KILLS THREE,
POISONS HIMSELF
MAN COMMITTING DEEDS
WAS RECENTLY RELEAs-
ED FROM ASYLUM
my Assecsasra r.ressl

SOUTH RIVER. New
Jersey. April l4.Joseph
keneek. SO. reeensiy released
from ahc asylum. today shot
to death his wife and two
childseu and then fatally
poisoned himself.
Aaother daughter. Rose.
I6. was shot and Seriously
wousdea.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-14
BOY ARRIVES AT
HOME OF ARNOLDS

Mr.. and MFa George Afneia
are the proud parents 81 . II
pound baby boy bern Iaet nigif
1t their horne on 1870 Crfnnsll
street Both mother and baby are
getting along fine Mrs. Roberts
before marriage uas sfsss Edna
Louise Roberts
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-14
WANTED. CLEAN FACES

MADRID. In recent beauty
eoatesl in this city. she Spanish
officials cognrclied the contest
ants 70 wash their faces with soap
and water before they appeared
1T the Judges stand.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-14
GENERAL A. AMES
DIES LAST NIGHT
-
LAST or GENERAL OFFICERS
or WAR BETwEEN
STATES
IL 4 ssarIalra l.sesaa

tHy tsssefatFd FsFfs&t
oRMOND BEACH, April
Ia.The last u the ssnsral
ofFisers 81 che War Bes~ssa
th. States. General Adelhert
Asses. ~. West Poist'a eldest
ssrvivinx gsadmass and for
sser geifiax eompanioa 81
Jchn D. Re<ksfeIisr, died a
his k0.s@ k@re Iaaa Last nsRhs.
H. vas - gsed heaiak an-
Ill yesterday wken Ne was
suSdwnIy strisksa-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-14
IOWA NOW MAKES
READY FOR BEER
LEGAL PRODUCT RETURNING
AFTER ABSENCE or NEAR
LIZ TwO DECADES

DIES MONIES. April 49,
Legal beer wss enrease back
80 lows today sitter IN abb
ssaee of sessly I've decades.
Hoass es1enrrenea n ths
ssaaae anseadmens % shs kslI.
signinw % ne sns.s.re ~ tks
aovwrnev sna pwhiisafies =
newsp.psss. rsnAiasd The
ssiy ssxsss.vy sssps
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-14
soME OLD MATCHES

DOGLTAAI. I,aiy Matches
i9e yenrs age were rseeasiy iiwhss
- II this city ~ eeIehsatiea II
hom0 - Tlomenieo Chigllana.
lAesr saAaaf MetassF.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-14
Two or Three Billion
Public Works Program
To Start in 5 Months
sBy Associated Press,

ed by an administration farm
bill planned by Senator
Costigan, democrat of Colo
RADIO in an amendment he
offers to the bill.
An investigation into the
refusal Of North Carolina,
Georgia, Alabama and South
Carolina to permit railroads
to continue surcharges on
freight bills was ordered by
the interstate commerce com
mission.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-14
THRTEEs ALL ABOUND

AAgIRET, Minn. Evelyn and
Esheg RoNreEa. Of shas city. fwlns
q ! famiIy 81 IL, werx II ysnn
Cd Frsssay. Tbs i5sh.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1933-04-14

WASHINGTON, April Ia.
Secretary Perkins, who
for weeks had been working
on an employment program
for President Roosevelt, said
today il is possible to start a
$4,000, 900, 900 or $3,ooo,-
600 public works program
within four or five months.
An effort to include sugar
beets and sugar cane in
basic commodities was cover.
Evening star., 1933-08-13

On the lawn at
the Summer White
House. President
and Mrs. Roosevelt
enjoying a little re-
Taxation at their
Hyde Park, N. Y,
estate. eggie,
their Scottish ter
rier, is the center
of attention.
9 A. p. Photo.
Beatrice Gottlieb,
New York golfer, who
leaped to fame the
other day by defeating
the Prince of Wales in
a golf match at Lon
don. She is the first
woman to turn the
trick @ A. P. Photo.
Evening star., 1933-08-13
The
COLLAR.
!. Re-MAKER /. .

Skillful h ands and
modern methods used
by STERLING can not
be said to merely do"
collars. They are re-
made by the STERL-
ING way-as all dis
cover who have tried
ns!
Evening star., 1933-08-13

Wrecked before it started While this big plane. Faith
in Australia being fueled Pomarnock Strand. Ire
land for transatlantic flight wheel gave away under the
fuel load When the tide the breakers threatened
les
Evening star., 1933-05-14
Observation-Disclosures.

NEARBY MD.-ATTRACTIvE FTvE-ROOM
bunaglow. bath. gas. cleo, large lot di-
rectly on bus line: good condition: $40 mo.
j. RIDLEY SHIELDS owner, 007 18th.
ME. 1876, Hyatts. 786-M. 16e
5OO-BRI0HTWOOD
614 Tuckerman st. n.w.-Semt-det. brick,
8 rooms, bath. garage, good condition.
National $3.50. Sunday. Potomac 2712.
22l PROSPECT ST. FRIENDSHIP HEIGHTS
Nd, det. house. 8 rooms bath: open porch.
large yard, vacant; S65. National $3.50.
Sunday. Potomac 2712.
1872 HOLLY ST N.W-ATTRACTIvE COR
ner. rooms. 2 baths. detached. oil burner.
garage; reasonable. National $3.50. Sun
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CHEVY CHASE GARDENS
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garage. " block west Wisconsin ave-; S70
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1863 INGLESIDE TERRACE NW-SEMI-
det brick. 3 bed rooms. sleeping porch. ga
rage. screened breakfast porch, overlooking
park; s72,50; National $3.50. Sunday.
Potomac 2712.
Evening star., 1933-05-14
LARGE 6-ROOM HOME IN MT PLEASANT;
3 porches, electric refrigeration. pullt-ln
1853 Inglesde Terrace.
Open.

CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
Detached brick. Il rooms. bath. garage,
porches homelike. will be reconditioned and
ready by June 1st, $3.50: also rooms =.
baths. inclosed sleeping porch. "a square to
Connecticut avenue, furnished or unfur-
Other Homes in NV Section $50 Up.
CHEVY CHASE HOME BUILDERS.
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1914 KENNEDY ST. N.W.-6 rms.
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bO0a Eth PL. NW.I6 rms, bath,
Condition ' S55 90
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Evening star., 1933-05-14


M NEW HOME M
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W very large kitchen with breakfast (
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W buy this home with small cash and w
W monthly payments less than rent. W
W 1919 RITTENHOUSE. Y
IS STREET NORTHWEST IS
S. WAPLE & JAMES, INC. $
W Iee6 18th St. NV. DI. 3346 W
Ng
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bargain.
CoLoREpI6 ROOMS. MODERN. NEWLY
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sS: aas to s. s your price da amy Terms
catur 1160
CoLoREDI166 BRYANT. ST. N.w.-6
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5;30 to $50; Sunday. to 8. DECATUR
coLoRED. IDEAL NV. sEcTIoN-9 LARGE
hall Ss6H TaSe
Terms TO suit Decatur 42O7-J.
COLORED. ROOMS. PARQUET FLOORS.
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Sacrificing Terms. Columbia 3225.
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Evening star., 1933-05-14

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CHEVY CHASE. D. C.
1884 Stuyvesant st. n.w.-Detached. 8
rms. b., lavatory. built-in garage; SIS.
1904 UPSHUR ST. NV.
6 rooms, bath. inclosed rear porchcs,
built-in garage: SS5.
CHEVY CHASE. D. G.
413O Military I'd n.w.-Semi-det. brick,
rms. 2 baths; $40.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.
64OO Brookville rd-Dutch colonial, :
rooms. bath. garage; corner; $40.
1868 HOLBROOK TERRACE NE.
6 rooms, tiled bath. double screened
porches: newly decorated; garage; S55.
1884 e ST Sc.
49,. 9 I;:b brick iatrobe' elec' $50.
q r. b.. h.-w.h.. elec.: $50.
2O4 CROMWELL TERRACE NE.
8 r.. b.. brick. h.-wh., cleo, built-in
garage; S45.
23l7 :33rd ST. SE.
n, b., frame bungalow; h.-w.h., elec ;
$40.
]. C. WELDON CO.,
1727 Z D. ,N.ws N 30i1s.
Evening star., 1933-05-14
RAIE-HOrJsEs.

BRICK, GROOM. BATH. H.-W.H.. ELEC..
garage. newly papered and painted; must
sell; Q bargain for Q home or investment;
open. 304 18th st. Sc.
BEAUTIFUL HOME OF 8 ROOMS AND 2
baths; modern and practically new; beauti-
fully shaded; lot !22 hx225; double earage;
from IN 6Sced hon. loa 9sies sae