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Evening star., 1934-01-07
Kentucky Session
Expected to Make
Progress on Relief
Governor Gains Control
After Warming by I'D.
r.iE,istrdtOr Hopkins.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
LOUISVILLE, KY, January g.
Members of the General Assembly met
this week, with Gov. Ruby Ladoon's
administration forces surprisingly in
control. 1t marked the first time in
years that a Governor OF Kentucky was
able to control the midterm session
of the Legislature.
He had been able to control only
the lower house of the Legislature that
met in 1889 and last Summer, and his
chances to improve his position looked
simmer when many of his candidates
were defeated in the 1888 primary.
Federal Relief Administrator Hopkins
warned him recently Of the need for
action. Last Summers special session,
called at Mr.. Hopkins insistence, to
provide relief, frittered away six weeks
with inadequate revenue measures, ana
1t is believed the legislators realized
that the public was in no mood Tor
repetition of session of political
Erangllng.
Against New Taxes.
The Governor has not disclosed his
relief policy except to say that he
doesn't intend to levy new taxes.
Where the money is coming from to
supply the States share of relief de-
n1anded by Mr. Hopkins has not been
disclosed. Whatever he has IN mind,
the Governor now appears to be in
position to get results. He organized
both houses, losing only one post in
the caucus fight that Of president pro
TEN of the Senate. Thomas S. Rhea,
willy member of the State Tax Com
mission, is given chief credit for cap
ture Of the Legislature by the Governor
He outWitted the faction headed by
Ben johnson, chairman OF the COM
mission, which appeared to have full
control after the elections. So com
plete is the Governors mastery that
legislators are talking about ripping
Mr.. johnson out of Office and one re-
port is that enough Republicans have
lined up with administration Democrats
10 enable him to accomplish this.
Chandler Power Curbed.
The administration first step was to
clip the wings of Lieut.. Gov. A. B.
Chandler, who, as presiding officer OF
the Senate, twice helped defeat Gov.
Iaffoon's pet revenue measure, a gross
sales tax bill. Administration leaders
Immediately introduced resolutions to
put committee appointments IN the
hands of a Committee on Committees,
taking the power from the Lieutenant
Governor, where it has rested since
time innemorial.
Evening star., 1934-01-07
arkansas Assembly
Defeats Motion for
Extra Rum Session
Legislators Seek WGy to
Propose Measure for
Second Time.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

LITTLE ROCK, Ark, January g.
During the first day Of the special
session Of the Arkansas Legislature a
resolution was introduced in the House
memor1alizing the Governor TO call an
other special session Immediately fol-
lowing the adjournment Of the present
session ''for the purpose Of enacting a
liquor control Law for Arkansas, legal
izing the sale of any liquors, whisky.
wines or beers not prohibited by the
Constitution Of the United States or the
laws thereof" The resolution was over
vhelmingly defeated. but several legis-
lators are still studying methods by
which the matter again may be brought
up this session.
The major provisions Of the bill for
refunding the debt are: An increase in
the gasoline tax from 6 to 6i2 cents a
gallon; for return Of all licenses on
passenger automobiles to so per cent
OF the 1882 level; for elimination OF all
reductions on licenses for trucks above
one half ton capacity. and a raise in
trailer and semi-trailer licenses 10
figures corresponding with trucks Of
similar capacity. and for the elinina-
ton Of all gasoline tax refunds.
Dissension Among Members.
There is much dissension among the
legislators, especially over Jne increase
in the gasoline tax. A report by Fred
Watson, commissioner of revenue,
showed that gasoline tax collections
by the State Revenue Department for
1888 showed 8 gain Of 1892 ,36605 over
the collections for 1882
This Is believed TO have been brought
about by reduction of license fees. put
ting more automobiles on the highways,
and to increase the gasoline tax, many
contend, will cause slump in the con-
sumption OF gasoline and a natural loss
of revenue from this source.
Drop In Farm Value.
Although the harvested production OF
field, fruit and truck crops in Arkansas
showed an increase in value in 1888,
the State dropped from sixteenth to
twentieth place in the United States
in the comparative ranking of total
farm value Of principal crops. State
crops in 1888 were valued at approXi-
mately 100000, according 10 G. 8.
Bouton. Federal agricultural statistician.
The combined value of the crops and
Federal funds paid to cotton growers
for cotton rents and options would
amount to more than Sll6500,000. In
1882 the value Of production of field,
fruit and truck crops amounted TO
$7l 200, 900.
Evening star., 1934-01-07
CALIFORNIA; $84,OOO,OOO ROAD
IMPROVEMENTS SMASH RECORD
Tunnels, Bridges, Widening and Surfacing on
SchedIe-I5,8 1868 Building Permits Issued
Last Year in Los angeles.

week with the Los Angeles County
Board Of supervisors, 1t would be pos
Sble and practical and save the tax
payers approximately 100000 each
year to consolidate some Of the 40
townships In Los Angeles County.
In a number of cases the cost OF
operating the judicial townships is out
of all proportion to the service rem
dered the people, the report states.
The bureau points out that the ju-
dicial townships are spending more
than $50o,0O0 annually and that some
having small populations are operating
at the highest per capita costs.
Judicial System Changes.
Some of the recommendations of the
report are that there be a reorganiza-
ton of the county,s judicial system by
replacing township courts within uni
form county courts having higher juris-
diction.
Also the consolidating various town
ships now in existence where the costs
and amounts of work performed by the
present justice Of peace courts indi-
cate that such mergers would be de-
sirable.
From Sacramento comes the an
nouncement tnaL growers OF cling
peaches profited more than any other
class Of fruit and nut producers in
! California for the national agricultural
recovery now under way, according 10
the annual report Of z. z. kaufman,
chief Of the Federal State Crop Re
porting Service.
The survey places the farm value OF
this years cling peach crop at $5,37l,-
900, against but S1,7Ss,00o for 1882,
Growers Of free-stone peaches received
s4,l5s,0o0 this year, against $3,2e8, 600
last year.
Kaufman reports that returns to the
fruit and nut growers this year were
10 per cent higher than in 1882. rep
resenting a gain of 0.se9, 900. He
fixes the value Of these farm conln1odi'
ties at s12S,124,od4 compared with
s1n7 215 600 in 1892
Evening star., 1934-01-07


IL vious record or two with total
approMmating so4,O0O,0OO 10 be
expended in constructing new highways,
tunnels and bridges.
improvements to highways last year
aggregated $l,571.526. One Of the
outstanding projects will be the con-
struction Of traffic subways to the pro-
posed new S9,o0o,000 Plaza Union pas
senger station.
All major highways are being
widened and Strengthened and a num-
Der of viaducts as an aid to trafflc are
in the program.
F. j. Backus, city building superin-
tendent. reveals that in the year just
ended 1868 building permits, with a
valuation of $l5,283,216, were issued
in Los Angeles.
A decided upturn is shown in post
ofhce receipts for 1893, according to
Postmaster O'Brien, whose annual re-
port shows a total of s,056,o92.36.
Healthy Upturn in Volume.
The report, according to OBrien,
shows a healthy upturn In the volume
of business, taking into consideration
the change In postal rates made during
the Summer months. The change in
rates provided for 2-cent postage on
local and rural delivery mail, and a
Scent rate for letter mailed here but
addressed to other post ofiices for de-
livery.
Receipts for the last month Of 1888
revealed the amazing total Of $l,oSe,-
3e4.13.
Postal savings DEPOSITS for 1888 to-
tailed sS3,533,es about s10,0o0,0 900
more than the deposits for 1882. when
the total amounted to s23,292, ,768,
Withdrawals by depositors during the
year Just ended aggregated s24,6s0. .553.
Much of this money, 1t was disclosed,
was returned 10 circulation.
According to q report from the
county bureau Of efficiency, fled this
Evening star., 1934-01-07
NORTH DAKOTA FARMS
HAVE BRIGHT OUTLOOK
Agitation Against Federal Policies
Wanes in Face of Definite
Improvement.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BISMARCK, N. OAK, January g.
Improvement Of the agricultural outlook
puts North Dakota in infinitely better
shape at the start Of 1884 than was
the case at the beginning Of 1898.
Agitation against the Government
policies has died down in all parts Of
the state as their full effects have be-
come apparent and farmers ere more
optimistic as q result of improved
prices for most products.
Sore spot in the farm situation, how
ever, Is the prices paid for livestock.
This is Of more than ordinary import
ance since, in many parts of the State.
there was no grain to sell and farmers
depended upon hogs and beef cattle for
their cash income Proposal by Secre-
tary Wallace to aid the beef situation
was hailed with delight In all parts
of the State, particularly the western
section which still is range country.
Evening star., 1934-01-07
DISMISSAL MAY CAUSE
COMPLICATIONS IN c. W. A.
Brainard u Chairman Of Connee-
tieut Relief Committee Despite
Release by Hopkins.
special pispatsh to 1he star.

Special Dispatch to The STAR
HARTFORD, Conn, January a.
The action of Civil Works Administra-
tor Harry L Hopkins in sunmarily dis.
missing Newton e. Barnard OF Hart
ford q civil works administrator for
the State gay cause local complica-
Evening star., 1934-01-07
NORTH CAROLINA AUTO
TAGS SOLD PROMPTLY
States New Utilities Commissioner
Limits All Dividends to 7

pecial pispateh To The Star.

Special Dispatch to The star.
RALEIGH, N. c., January 6.-The
New Year was ushered In with two
unusual North Carolina events. For
the first time, practically all Of the
motorists of the State had new auto
mobile license tags at the beginning Of
the year and the States new conmis-
sion to regulate public utilities began
regulating on the first day Of its exist
ence.
Evening star., 1934-01-07
Special Dispatch to The Star.
r OS ANGEL ES.-This wear

Scheduled program Of road In
provements will smash a pre-
Evening star., 1934-10-09

right. lust repossessed. that can be pur-
chased by any one who will continue the
weekly payments of So. One Of the latest
total price is S172 so. Homer L. Kilt Co..
Evening star., 1934-10-09
FARM AND GARDEN.

MAN wanted to furnish and prepare mix
ture for planting mushrooms. Address Box
zoe. Star Office. 10'
WFL-ROTTED COW MANURE virgin
top soil in loads or So Waters parry
Farm. phone Visions III IL
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ing room. dinette. kitchenette Frgidaire:
day. week. mo. Key at 1923 G NV.
BURTON. 212o G NV BED ROOM.
kitchen. semi-private bath. maid service;
next to G. w. u; newly decorated; SO so
week IN
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ADELPHIA. 1927 CHAPLIN ST. NV.
Apt 34-2 rooms. kitchen, bath expo
sures; attractlvely furnished: silver. linens.
dishes. all electric appliances. including
refrigeration. Can be seen after q o'clock.
Phone OWNER. Columbia 9505-R
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PLAYER-PIANO"A good. strong instru-
ment in fine condition. Reduced to S93.
down and SI weekly. Homer L. Kit Co.
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SALE-LOTS,

oAKcREsT-MosT BEAUTIFUL. WOOD
ed lot in this locality offered by owner for
sale, cash or terms; good view. Call Wal
nut $3.50. or see J. L. PRICE at Oakcrest
ofice. 2o2 Mount Vernon ave. phone
Clarendon 272.
UNCOMPLETED HOUSE. TAKOMA PARK.
Nd. Your own price and terms. Call CO.
lumbia 1l05.
DESIRABLE Row-HoUsE LOTS IN VA
rious sections of city.
B. h GRUVER, OWNER.
Investment Bldg MA. 1897.
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WOODBRIDGE d.

81 YT100 900 down down 80 month: key at Abs
22nd st. ne: open evenings till O'Clock.
REPOSsESSED DETACHED HOMES. NV.
and nearby Va. and Md, S2.15o to Sl7. :
500: sell below cost Of duplication; Rent
al house shortage at hand. therefore can
look for much higher prices. Pay rent
to yourself Brokers attention. Full
TON r; GORDON Owner. 1427 Eye ST.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

TILDEN GARDENS. 3O31 sEDGWICK ST.
n.w-Furnished apartment OF & or bed
spectiveiy. petf du Phone % Emerson 52S6.
sleeping, porch: semi-priyate bath; a MI;
private home; employed couple; reasonable.
Phone Columbia 5040.
4 LOGAN. CIRCLE 2nd-FLoOR APT.
including gas. cleo. phone.
3543 10th ST. NV NICE. CLEAN.
thing furnished; 5000 per week.
1915 IRVING ST-OCT IS; BED RMS,
kitchen. bath: also single room. running
water: employed couple or gentlemen.
BNUSUAILYATTRACT CLEAN. MOD
ern Groom, kitchen and bath apt. all out
side: completely furnished: elec. refrigera-
ton: convenient, restricted residential
neighborhood. 4S17 Iowa ave. NV. 10'
sonian Park-Includes heat. light. gas. lin
ems, etc; running water in kitchen II.
2 2nd-FLOOR OUTSIDE ROOMS, GAS.
electricity, Frigidaire included; adults; S35.
ADELPHIA. 1927 CHAPLIN ST. NV,
Apt 34-2 rooms. kitchen, bath. 8 expo
sures; attractlvely furnished; silver. linens.
dishes. all electric appliances, including
Phone OWNER Columbia 9505-R.
3 RMS. & BATH. RECENTLY .DECORAT-
ed: Frigidsire: INV. h.. gas :: cleo: settled
=
real kitchen and bath; Sublet $3.50 month;
in Washington's most fashionable hotel.
Phone after g. Apt. 773, Columbia 1000.
Goth AND G NV BED ROOMS. LIV-
ing room, dinette, kitchenette. Frgidaire;
day. week. mo. Key at 1923 G NV.
BURTON. 212o @ NV. BED ROOM.
Ritehen IN nath maid sesyicS; a SG
week up.
THDEN GARDENS 40l E-WELL-FUR-
nished apt, 3 exposures; rooms kitchen,
bath; no children: references. Cley 1894.
FRANCIS. SCOTT KEY APARTMENT
pletely furnished. linens. silver Frtgidaire:
day. week. month. reasonable MA b42A
FREE RENTAL AGENCY CAR AND GUIDE
FREE. APTS. ALL SECTIONS. DAYS AND
EVE. GEO 1896. 400 FARRAGUT NW.10'
NEAR SOLDIERS HOME LARGE
entire floor: $40: employed couple; garage
if desired. Phone Adams sos after m.
TO RENT-2-ROOM KITCHEN BATH
and inclosed-porch apartment. completely
furnished; excellent location. reasonable
rent. Call Adams 1862 between d and
pm.
36 CARROLL AVE TAKOMA PARK
Entire 3rd floor; rooms, bath. hall;
wELL-FURNIsHED APARTMENT IN PRI-
vate house. near Dupont Circle; either 4
rooms. bath. kitchen. 500 month. or 3
rooms, bath, use kitchen, S75 month; heat.
light telephone. linen. silver. china in
cluded. references essential. Besides own
er. no other tenants For inspection, Rd-
dress Box GID Star once.
1343 MONROE ST NV
modern. private home; refined adults only.
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WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES.

I WILL PAY CASH FOR SEVERAL LOW
priced properties Condition imma tertal. O.
G. DUTY. 1924 Vt. ave. Natl. S4S2. 15s
CASH FOR HOUSES IN D. c.. FRAME OR
brick white or colored Confidential.
z. A. GARVEY. Dist. 450s. 1928 Vt. Ave.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY WITH Us FOR
sale or rent. We have buyers with cash.
All listings given prompt personal atten-
ton. D. c. listingS only.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1926 14th St. NV. District 3347.
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'2I6 Sth SW.. ACROSS FROM SMITH
Sonian Park-Includes heat. light. gas. lin
ems, etc; running water in kitchen. H.
2nd-FLOOR OUTSIDE ROOMS. GAS.
electricity. Frigidaire included; adults; S35.
500 Newton ST. NV.
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wANTRD-ROOMS.
a. Y5TTn1IIc,TIrD D0O1T ..-i,o1o

WARM FURNISHED ROOM private bath.
Columbia Heights district; state price; gen.
tleman. Address Box 19-E. Star ONCE.
SMALL ROOM in NV. section. west of 18th
Would consider room with refined educated
woman; none other need apply. Address
Box 426-D Star office. 8"
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: o with a full size Keyboard. Beauti-
finished in blended walnut. It has
used for a short time but It Is IN
to offer SO much value at this price.
IJor--rr 7 Kit n 13a0 q St
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TILDEN GARDENS. 4Oi E-WELL-FUR-
nished apt. 3 exposures; rooms. kitchen.
bath: no children: references. Clev. 5334.
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

PRIVATE OFFICE OR DESK SPACE IN
attractively furn. suite; telephone. steno-
graphic services optional. 4l0 Hill Bldg.
OFFICE ADDRESS FIRST-CLASS OFFICE
bldg. telephone, secretarial service. So mo.
Representation Any respectable business.
Address Box 330-A, Star ofnce
DESIRABLE OFFICE ROOMS IN THE
EVENING STAR BUILDING 11th and
Penn. ave NV Modern well serviced and
conveniently located Single rooms or
entire suites now available Spacious
rooms as low as $50 monthly. Phone MA.
5000. or apply ONCE of supt. Room $40.
Star Building. 11th and Penn. ave. nv.
17I6 H ST Nw.-ENTIRE FLOOR. BEAU
tiful walnut partitions; carpeted through
out: rent reasonable.
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO, 1871 K st. NV.
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CLUB MERIDIAN,

1920 18th ST. NV.
Delightful home residence for men and
women. with lounges sun parlor and draw
ing room: exceptional meals. convenient
location Singles. doubles, modern baths
Reasonable rates.
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RENT-BUsINEss PROPERTY.

OVER 1000 so. FT. OF SPACE ON 2nd
floor $50; 3rd floor. S35; 4th floor. S25;
in building 639 N. Y. ave. NV Natl 0s35.
densburg rd.; store and dwelling. good for
grocery or delicatessen or any neighbor-
hood line $50 per month. Fixtures can
be bought If you act quickly.
HARRY B. PITTS CO.
1343 H st. NV. Metropolitan 0100.
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"a ST. N.W.-REDUCED TO 81 600
for quick sale to close an estate; 9 large
rooms and bath. pantry. cellar with laun-
dry tubs, double rear porches. cleo, excel
lent hot-air heating plant, room for ga
rage: 81 900 cash. Apply ADM. 1926 Z
street Sc y
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WEST 18th ST.-12 r.. 3 B.. ASSD S10.-
OWNER. Address Box 4l5-D, Star ONCE.
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wANTED-REAL ESTATE.

WE HAVE PURCHASERS
For Homes and Investment Property in
woodbridge. Northeast and Southeast
Sections.
IF YOU DESIRE TO SELL
Mail Full Particulars to
H. r. HOWENSTEIN co.
1919 II st NV
Evening star., 1934-10-09

Then Tarzan saw group Of priests leading slave
girl in chains. AS they walked they chanted
strange hymnal gibberish which the ape man could
not understand. The procession halted. The holy
men bound the girl to the chariot Of Nemone, as
TarZan gazed in wonder. Then the procession re-
sllmed its solemn march
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ROOMS-FUR. AND UNFUR.
COUNTRY BOARD.
ROOMS AND BOARD.

1851 LANIER PL. NV. (near 18th and
Columbia rd.)-Modern single and double
rooms with board; twin beds. shower semi
private baths, c. h. W; excellent meals;
large living room. unlimited phonei rea-
SOnable
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HOUSES-FURNISHED.
HOUsEs-FUR. & UNFURNIsHED.
HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.

SKY MEADOWS"
Delightful Country Place in Nearby Nd.
Stone Dwelling. AMI. Gardens. Orchards.
Consult Brokers or Phone Pot. lily.
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r GEO'TWN. WHITE. REDUCED
from SS 75O to S6950; terms; home or
investment OWNER. Address Box
Al 0-D Star Offlce. "
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ANTIQUE JEWELRY. gold; highest prices
paid gold teeth. diamonds. watches, coins
etc. Jewelry Exchange. Inc. 434 9th NV
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RFNT--SHOPS

SUITABLE FOR BATTERY OR TIRE RE-
pair shop, in filling station on main thor
oughfare; must have equipment; heat and
office.
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RENT-SUBURBAN.
RENT-STORES.

STORE WITH TWO SHOW WINDOWS.
extra room in rear, 3 blocks from PaIats
Royal. heat and light furnished; good for
most any business: only S32 JOHN NJ
KING & CO. 1OOS 11th st. NV.
NORTHWEST CORNER OF 9TH ST. AND
Florida ave. NV. opposite Ball Park-One
OF the best corners IN the city for lunch
rooms and bath above; store can be had
separately Rent reasonable, considering
location r P SHEEHY. 1910 Eye st.
Phone National 1898.
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BOAh

CRUISER. As IT., all living conveniences;
5000 cash. S25 monthly; S1,275; consider
good car or boat part payment. Phone
Shepherd 26S9-R.
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FURNITURE-Bed room suite. chinerobe
maple twin beds. living room suite. break
Q402
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BALFOUR, 1000 10th st. NV, Apt, 64-
Sonth front. beautiful outlook and loca-
ton; reas.: comfortable; cafe in building
ATrl3ACTIVELY FURNISHED. light; sun sun
M )om suitable for l or . al prlVneses'
Ts8<onable Phone Columbia 1911.
1920 18th NV. (corner P)--Large front
room single or double; bath the same
floor; phone 10
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SALE-NvESTMENT PROPERTY.
etc: rented S45 a month: price only
So. $50; $3.50 cash. balance in bldg. assn.
rented MeaF for 70 csP and ont5 1%iro eTie5
clear. z. A. GARVEY. 1126 Vermont ave.
Phone District 450S.
STORE AND 2 APIS. ABOVE: NORTH
west: always rented. $50 month. Price.
Sc. 800. Call Mr.. FISCHER. Met 0045.
NEAR goth AND P STS. N.W.-6-ROOM
and bath brick. electricity; newly papered
and painted throughout; rented to colored
at $50 so per month. Price. So, $50 c.
w. SIMPSON CO. 1924 Vt ave. Met. 300.
GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY.
Two-story semi-detached brick house in
Petworth. rented to good white tenants at
$50 per month. Price. S4 $50.
Brick 2-family nat. rooms and bath
each; tenants furnish own heat, Rented
for S5l per month. Price. 81 $50.
SHANNON & LUCHS Co
1905 ST. NV. NATIONAL 2346.
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NEW BRICK BUNGALoW-s.E:
All modern. rooms and tiled bath;
So, 760: terms. Phone Lincoln 1891.
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MUSICAL MISUNDERSTANDING

FOUR good upright pianos, in storage,
will sacrifice for cash, balance of bankrupt
stock Phone Columbia RI37. 1Os
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FURNISHINGS of completely furnished A.
room apartment. including silver and lin
ems at much lower price than formerly
]. 321 V st. ne. 1Oe
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FURNITURE, Groom apt, $S5 cash; also
apt. for rent; leaving city. Griggs. 1925
10Th st. NV. North 9761-J.
Evening star., 1934-10-09

FURNITURE leftover. 2-piece bed-daven-
port suite apiece living room suite and
living room chairs at bargain prices. New
York Upholstery Co.. 617 st. NV.
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TILDEN GARDENS. 3O31 SEDGWICK ST
diminished apartment of 3 or 2 bed
rooms and 2 baths; $40 and Sl30. re-
spectively. Phone Emerson 3276.
PETWORTH-I ROOM. KITCHENETTE,
sleeping porch. semi-private bath. a m l.;
private home; employed couplei reasonable.
Phone Columbia 5040
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

$40. 500 RMS. KITCHEN. B..
porches; will paper and paint; bus,
stores near. 404 Pershing drive, Lyon
Park. Va.
233 ADDISON AVE, VA HIGHLANDS
Furnished apartment: 10 min. from Govt.
house: young children welcome.
2-ROOM APT. PRIVATE BATH: LIGHTS,
gas. heat furnished. 215 Pine St. Lyon
PARK. Va.
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APARTMENTS-UNFURNISHED

3O51 ST. N.W.--VERY DESIRABLE
second floor apt. large rooms. kitchen
and bath: exposures, open fireplace: $50.
APARTMENTS NEWLY DECORATED,
some furnished. in high-class northwest
buildings. Car available on appointment.
Call MRS. GREEN. Adams 454S.
DESIRABLE. SUNNY 2-BED-RooM APT.
overlooking Taft Bridge and Rock Greek
Park: electric refrigeration: S75. 23OS
AShmead pl. NV. Phone Potomac 50S3
1474 MERIDIAN PL. N.W.-FIRST FLOOR
of house S45: includes heat. gas and
lights: $40 reduction for janitor service.
Adults. Cali evenings or Sunday.
THE ALABAMA. IO15 ST. NW.-WALK-
ing distance downtown: all-night elevator
and switchboard service: 4 rooms and bath
to @ rooms and bath. $3.50 to SS2 90.
Resident manager.
1881 BELMONT RID. N.W.-A VERY At
tractive apartment consisting of large
rooms aud open porch: newly renovated
throughout: $50. F. ELIOT MIDDLETON
Investment Bldg. Metropolitan 2S27.
423 18th ST. NE" ROOMS. PRIVATE
bath; special price for employed couple
only. Apply to pm.
300 YOU ST. NE ROOMS. KITCHEN
bath and screened porch. garage employed
couple preferred. Potomac l245-M.
45O5 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
3 or room apartment for light house
keeping. 15'