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Produce Markets

Delivered in Indianapolis Prices-Hens
lie; LeEhorn hens, &C, Legh1rn springer
lbs. and over. Sc. under lbs. &c;
ducks, full feathered and fat, Az lbs. and
over, SC; geese. &c: young guineas. IL 10
lbs zoe, old guineas. l5c: No. ! strictly
fresh country run eggs, loss of l3c each
full case must weigh 5 lbs gross. a de-
duction Of lOc a pound for each pound
under 05 lbs Will be made. Butter-No. l,
ga Csc; No. 2. asa 26c; butterfat. 2Oc.-
Quoted by Wadley.
tBy United Press
CHICAGO, May Eggs = Market.
steady receipts, 35,724: extra hrsts l6izc;
iEfsh gIT5aded Tsts 1885, current TecePts
Butter-Market easy; receipts, $3.50; extra
fTStS so-9ll2 score 23i4a 2SAcj frSts
49, scores score &c. Extras 81 scofe
specials, .24ls n 2494c: standards, 2394c.
Poultry-Market unsettled; receipts. SO
geese, &c. broilers. IL lbs. 23@ Csc; tur-
keys. 16c, ducks. heavy. 12c; fryers and
springerS, 24I4 @26lac. Cheese-Twlns,
194Q l2c Potatoes-Old stock, supply lib
eral, demand and trading moderate mar
ket steady Idaho Russets. car. dark.
8 CO. 60 cars s5S: Si4S s. gar N5 No cars eaS
s1.22la; Washington Russets. combnation
grsde Mo1 eaT 81 s2!s; car 81 49, C9l
9raa0 McCgTes 9gFap 3ass ro1n car Whites
2 cars. Si25: 8 cars. ST 80; triumphs I'M
classified, l car. 81. New stock, supply lib
ers oemno an 6ss raqg So" sacRs 6e
hundredweight. cars, 50 SO; / car 50 so.
Shipments, s752; arrivals. 81; on track.
270.
NEW YORK. MAY 4.-,Potatoes Firm;
Long Island sI75@S25 barrel ARE ?. southern:
Idaho, s2m2.10 sack; Canada, Sl9O@2 bar
rel. Sweet potatoes-Steady; Jersey bas-
ket, 60cMs2; southern basket S1.75@ l.S9.
6 so barrel. Pork-Steady; mess S2O.25
barrel Lard-Dull; middle west spot,
SO 75@ 3.85 per 100 pounds. Dressed poul-
GGyig5f o turkeys 5 5a@2Se o GnlckenS
34c: fowls, 16@21c; Long Island ducks.
&c; turkeys 1O@ ice; boosters. 10c; ducks,
pons, 22c; broilers 12d23c. Cheese
Steady; state wnoie milk fancy to specials,
18@ 19c; Young America 12s4m l3c. Butter
creamery; higher than extras, rs @26c
2412 a 2434c; first 80 score, 24c; central
2 &c FsesmRecepfS is 4 cases; market
steady; special packs. including unusual
hennery selections, l8l4@20c; standards,
a l6c: mediums, 49,; dirties. $40 i554c;
checks l4s4Ml5c; storage packs, l7i4a
1712c.
steady; extras 28c; standards. 27s4c Eggs
MARKET, steady; extra whites, 15c; cur
rent receipts, 1412c. Poultry firm;
Colored fowl AZ lbs. and up; l6c ,GGoloIr,ed
and up, 15c; Leghorn fowl light, lac;
broilers colored, ordinary, 23@24c; old
boosters, l0m lie; ducks white. lbs. and
up. 16c; ducks light, old, 15c; broilerS,
fancy rock, 26d27c; brolers, Leghorn,
21@22c. Potatoes--Florida Spaulding Rose
mostly $5.25 per bbl.; Eliss Triumphs. 81 so
a so bu Maine S190M2 per 100-lb.
sack: Idaho, - 75Gf so per 100-lb. sack
Ohm best 81 GnG1 SIS 1nn-lh sack
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Wall Street
PeCora Fails to Tell Full
Story of Bankers
Earnings.
by RALPH HENDERSON, :
Times Special Financial Writer.

INSTEAD Of reaping a harvest, as
- Ferdinand Pecora counsel for
the senate banking committee. i'm
piled in figures revealed this week.
members of the New York Stock Ex-
change, generally speaking, have
been hard pressed all through the
depression TO make ends meet at
all. 1t was a fancy bit Of footwork
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Retail Coal Prices
DOMESTIC Retail Prices

The following prices represent quota
tions from leading Indianapolis coal deal
ers. cash discount of Is cents per ton
is allowed.
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Bright Spots
.(By Abbott. Hoppin & Coz

- (By Abbott. Hoppin & Co..
Amerada Corporation for the March
quarter reports net. profit of $524,999,
against a net loss of $201,939 for the
like quarter in 1888.
KeIvinatOr Incorporation announce
April shipments were 57,245 units gain
of 80 per cent over same month of 1888,
and new time record.
American Steel Founders declared so
cent dividend OF the per cent preferred
stock after reporting On a net loss for the
a net loss of $495, 532 in 1888.
Borg Warner ends March quarter with
a net profit of $685. 093, against a net
loss of 1881 981 for same period of 1888,
Columbia Gas and Electric Corpora ton
for the ysaT Ia e nd March g. do eBP 9a
1883 u ' -
Youngstown district steel operations
now So per cent of capacity, up 1 per
cent over the start of week.
Standard Oil of Nebraska declares regu-
lar quarterly dividend of rs cents share.
Fox Film and subsidiaries in thirteen
weeks ended March 81, earned SO cents
on net operating loss ' Of s557I22 IN ike
period year ago.
Atlas Powder Company declares divi-
dend of so cents on the common stock.
Curtiss Wright Corporation and sub
salaries report a net loss of S204979 for
the first quarter after charges, as COM
pared to a net profit of S4,753 in like
period of 1888.
Wright Aero Corporation first quarter
shows a net lot of S75,109 after all
charges, against a net profit of S105,3S4
for the first quarter year ago.
Butte Copper and Zinc for the March
quarter earned 3 cents a share.
Sicily Oil and subsidiaries for the
March quarter show a net loss of S146,-
655 after all charges. against a net loss
of 81 282. 679 in first quarter.
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Local Wagon Wheat
(By United Press

City grain elevators are paving Sc cents
for No: soft red wheat. other grades
on their merits
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Wright Aero Corporation first quarter
shows net lot of S75.1O9 after all
charges, against a net profit of S105,384
for the first quarter a year ago.
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eley9fn1s rsns3it hiina1 WV Wbe gIS ~ II
red. 8OG81c Corn-No Q yellow, SEA SEC.
Oats-No. white. 36d87c. Rye-No q
50!2Q Zee. Track prices 2812c rate;
% 7s@7sc Gorh Fsa 7S Taio% E2 REQ
No. yellow 4612 d47l2c: No. 4 yellow
4512d4 612c; OatS--No. 2 white. 32l2@ SAC:
white, 32ia a SAC; No. 3 white 500 SO &C
Toledo seed close; Clover-Cash. S8,25
AlSike-CaSh 81 so
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U. S. GOVERNMENT BONDS

NEW YORK, May 3.-Closing Liberties
(DecimalS represent thlrty-second)
-Jjhertv-
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Money and Exchange

INDIANAPOLIS BANK CLEARINGS
May q
DeoitS .......-.- .---.--...-. 5,O35, 900. 90
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Axiom Fisher
than earned its
QuirementS of
were ahead of
previous year.
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Daily Price Index
(By United Press

tBy United PreSSJ
NEW YORK, May 3.-The Dun & Brad
street daily weighted price index of thirty
basic commodities compiled for the
United Press:
C1o9n-1 1929 AVERAGE 10O)
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FEDERAL FARM LOAN BONDS
by Blyth g. Co.. Inc.)
Nav a
Home Loan
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
sl4s March Is. l964-44 .-.... 1919 1921,

Tobacco Company more
entire 1884 dividend re-
around S430.000. Sales
the like quarter of the
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Treasury Statement
BY United Press

10y OHILtu FItSSJ
WASHINGTON. Nav 4.-Government ex-
penses and receipts of the current fiscal
year to May 2. compared with the cor
responding period of the previous fiscal
wear:
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- CHICAGO. MAY 3.-Cash grain: Wheat
No. hard, 80l4c; mo. dark hard. 77S4 c.
No. mixed. 80l2c. Corn-No 2 mixed
AZ &C. No. yellow. 48i2c: No. 2 yellow
lake, 47s4c; No. 3 yellow, 47l4c; No 2
white, 52d 52l2c; No. white. sic: sample
grade white. old As &c; old No yellow,
48q48Ac: No. 3 yellow old. 47l2d48 &C;
No. yellow. old, 48c Oats-No. 2 white
81 "a 83l4e No 8 white. 31lac; No 4
CSC. Rye-No sale. Barley-65d 78c: quot
able. 42090c. Timothy-S6256650 clover
seed-50cdS2. Cash provisions: Lard,
$50; loose, s525; leaf. s5.25; bellies,
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

(By Abbott, Hoppin e. CO..
May q
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Curtiss Wright Corporation and sub
salaries report a net loss of S2O4979 for
the first quarter after charges, as COM
pared to a net profit of S4.75 in like
period of 1898.
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Sicily Oil and subsidiaries for the
March quarter show a net loss of S146,-
655 after all charges, against a net loss
of S., 1872. 679 in first quarter.
Evening star., 1934-05-12
HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.

$50 so. To inspect, call co. 2675..
CHEVY CHASE. D. .C.-s ROOMS. ::
house newly papered throughout; one-car
garage; close to Conn. ave; immediate pos
I'd. MA. I43S See this property at once
1883 GIRARD ST NW.-s ROOMS. 2
baths: exceptionally fine condition: suit
able for home or rooming house; S65;
vacant EMerson 65l2. -
ATTENTION., PRICED FOR QUICK NUn5tl
'i0nS w. neef e. { ~ A. n. MILLER. DI. 4464
"a RANDOLPH PL. NW--6 RMS. BATH.
h-w,h'. electricity. porches. garage; Al
condition: $40. Key next door. or pnone no
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS Ts-IMPos1NG DE;
rooms 6 bed rooms), 4 baths; ~, 900
square feet OF ground: VIII VII permit rs rooms ms
aged or children; would make desirable
doctors or dentists Offices. Garage OF
large capacity with chauffeur's and serv-
ants quarters Rental. $500. L. I. GRA-
Waite. 729 18th St MA. 0153.
BIO CLAIMING NE.-DETACHED BUN
galow. 5 rooms. bath cleo. S45.00.
I:I?2 Emerson St Newly renovated;
6 rooms. bath, new hot-water heating
elss!5Iei!Si SIS Sth sI ne@six rooms. bath hot
water heat (gas furnace. elec' S47 so.
700 18th /; St. T. fRAyATrE FeaiSotl MA. o7sa.
30l3 OTIS ST. NE.
Detached @story home Of g rooms 9 ant and
porches also front porch: hardwood floors
Key and information 2905 OTIS st. ne.
HARRY iREa ,s,b I KITE # NM' Nc
National 4S46
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1897 RANDOLPH ST. NE

I23T RANDOLPH 81. NE.
This beautiful bungalow is located one
block from the Monastery. on a large lot
covered with oak trees. 1t is one of the
most conveniently located homes in this
beautiful section. There are many fea-
lures. such as hot-water heat, electric re-
frigeration latest model gas range. open
fireplace and a bath room on the first
floor. This house Is open for inspection.
Price and terms reasona ble
]. B. T1FFEY. GEorgia 41T4.
A STONE HOME AND THREE ACRES IN
THE DISTRICT.
Situated en- beautiful wooded knoll
ginia Bluffs: Just a few minutes from the
heart of the city. 230 feet frontage on
wide boulevard. Charming home. Just a
few years old. with oil burner. electric re-
frigeration and every convenience. All the
auiet and privacy Of country I1 home; ,u yet e
less than the value Of the land alone.
Inspect this week end, -
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1905 H ST. NV. ma. 234o.
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ROOMS-FUR. AND UNFUR.

400 FAIRMONT NW.-Large front room,
exposures, balcony, adjoining bath; en-
ployed person. CO 0336.
- QUINCY PL. NE.-Three large rooms
and bath light and heat; S27.5O. Phone
WEst 301O.
162S ST. SE.-3 rooms, porches, yard
and garage
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ROOMS-UNFURNISHED.

1904 KANSAS AVE- lovely front rooms,
mi. suitable for housekeeping: for adults:
convenient location; reas. Adams ADS. l3'
3lOl ST. NW-Large. airy corner room,
\ windows. southeast exposure; semi-prl-
vate bath shower. WEST S35-W.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

t32 RIDGELY ST. CLARENDON, Va
Furnished apartment, > rooms; newly deco
rated; Slceprg porch garden included;
block east WaShington-Lee High School 81
week. ~
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HOUSES-UNFURNISHED

MODERN HOMES AND BUNGALOWS ,,S,:s in \
Chevy Chase and other city and SUBURBAN
sections at reduced rentals. Free auto Tor
inspection L. D. MEASELL. CL. 4133
DETACHED GROOM HOUSE. SLEEPING
porch; 2-car. 2-story garage: fruit trees;
large lot; in an exclusiye seetlon o!
newly renovated: SOB mo. NE. 4575.
ENGLISH BASEMENT; 2 ROOMS. KITcH,
en- hall ana BATH outside rooms IN
corner col house on best part Of MARYLAND
ave. me-: rent. $500 per mo, proviustu port
Adults only Col 9th st. ne. Lincoln
MT. PLEASANT ROOMS. q BATHS;
suitable 2 families: good condition. IsoZ
Ingleside terrace. co. 2637-W. IA
1918 BASS AVE. KENILWoRTH.5-
room bungalow: rent. $40 per month. Ap1
ply GREATER BEAVER HEIGHTS REALTY
CORP. 474 K St NV. ME. 1888.
CHEVY CHASE-RENT OR SALE; BEAU
tiful. nearly new detached brick, baths.
maids quarters, shady grounds. Must be
seen to be appreciated. GEorgia 2661.
2434 FRANKLIN Me- R.. B.. AMI.
S25 mo. 2429 Ainger pl. Sc. r; eaIden.
39x375 IT, 2-sto. barn, SIT. ME. h43l.
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COLORED BARGAIN.
900 EaTDNFONrT CT n W
WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES.

/ = WILL PAY CASH FOR SEVERAL
houses brick or frame: immediate settle
msnt G. G. DUTY. 1924 Vermont ave.
Ne 44Sn 81
GROOM BRICK BUNGALOW OR OR :
rom detached brick in high section of
District with at least one bed room and
bath on first floor. Address Box 49H-J.
STIR Office. -.
AI.I,, CASH FOR HOUSES; PREFER ONES
needing repair; no commission charged.
E.tA. CARNEY. DI. 450S. l126 VT. ave.
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COLUMBTA HEIGHTC-

y
One-half block from Central High
School, absolute new-house condi-
ton; clear OF any encumbrance.
Can be bought on easy terms. s.
story pressed-brick house, 8 rooms,
bath, h.-w.h., elec lights.
L. + BREUNINGER & SONS.
Investment Bldg. IA. 204n
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.

WANT TO RENT HOUSE OR BUNGALOW.
or rooms by retired couple with child
N Sc Must have yard. Consider lease
Address Box 4S0-J Star Office
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE WANTS TO
rent furnished home in or near Washing
tor: may buy later. Georgia 266I-
& OR 7 ROOM HOUSE. MODERN M
provementsi to 6 car brick garage wide
alley; ne. Sc. sections only; reasonable
rent. Address Box 363-J Star office. l3'
& RMS. B. UNFUR.. AMI NE OR NV
Govt. employe; moved 3 times in 8 years:
reas. Address Box ALL. Star offce. 13'
WANTED D-UNFURNISHED HOUSES AND
apts We have many calls for unfurnished
houses and apartments which are un-
able to meet. For results. list your vacan-
Cies with
FLOYD F DAVIS COMPANY
733 10Th St NV Ma O353.
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$500.

Semi-detached brick house. 6 nice rooms.
floors. attractive bath and kitchen. built
in garage. hot-water heat; near grade
and junior high: stores and churches
nearby; good Transportation on two car
lines See Mr.. GANzERT at 715 Tucker
man st. NV. Drive out Georgia ave. to
Tuckerman. turn east two blocks.
HENRY J. ROBB, INC.
1924 Vermont Ave DI S141
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SALE-HOUSES.
SEE. THIS HOME

Located on high elevation, over
looking beautiful Sherman Circle.
A six-room, all-brick, Dunigan-built
home. Has been put in perfect con-
dition. Has built-in garage. Paved
street and alley. Convenient to
transportation and schools. S35000
cash and monthly payments OF $6O
Over $1,000 reduction from original
price. Call Georgia 2036 for APP
nOintment
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BURLEITH.
3717 RESERVOIR RID. N.w.-A
modern home in excellent condi-
tion; z rooms and baths. porches.
electric refrigeration. garage; S95.
See Mrs. Cole. 1913 S st. NV. or
SHANNON & LUCHS CO..
1908 H st. NV. National 2345.
COLORED.
709 Col. I'd. n.w.-6 rms, b., elec. So. 80
2O5 st, n.w.--6 rooms. water. -. %. so
1880 Fla. ave. n.w.-6 rooms bath. 0.50
2O12 rear NJ st. n.w.-5 r. water: 1870
THOMAS P. BROWN. 615 4l st. S.W.
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SALE OR RENT-HOUSES.

34;l7 l4th NW.-MODERN STORE AND
= rooms; suitable any business; vacant.
rest and sale prize reduced; might take
eqsity small property WILLETT, National
492S; night. Wisconsin 37l9. 49,
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314 Pennsylvania Ave. Sc.
GET OUR COMPLETE LIST.
COLORED-HOUSES.

COLORED-HOUSES.
1912 r st. n.w.-1O r, b.. gas. lat. SG5. 90
lUll 10th st. n.W.-g r.. b. ...... $500
20l0 Flagler pl n.w.-6 T.. b. 3" so
] UO9 Goth st. n.w.-9 r, b., m /. 500
1913 Sth st. n.w-6 r.. b. ami. $50
1875 4th st. n.w.-6 r.. b. b........ a. 80
346 w ST. n.w.-6 r, b........ $500
I49 Hobart ST. n.w.-6 r. b...... 1000
lS4S 9TH st. n.w-S T. b.. lat %. 1000
4lS P ST. n.w.--6 r. b........ 30 80
l443 Duncan st. n.e-6 r. b. .... 31.50
l22S Sth St NV r. b. ...... $500
1015 Florida ave. net r.. b.. $500
14l7 S st. NV r. b.......... b 81. 90
1$ ID st n.w.-S T.. b.. lat. 81 80
I2B3 Sth n.w.-6 r. b.. lat. gas. 30 50
231 14th st. s.e.-6 T. b b......... 2S 50
PAS 9th st. n.w-4 r. b..... 2T.5O
Job 2nd st. ne-6 T. stove 80. $50
] 81 Marion ST. nw-G r.. b..... 27.5O
1926 Duncan ST. n.e-6 T.. b..... 27.50
923 18th st. Se-ti r. b b, o5 90
Az G pl n-w.-6 r. stove, lamp. 80 so
12lT 6lr st. n Vs. r.. stove. 80. 30 so
2l53 Sth st. nw-5 r., stove .,. u 80
223 6i2 st n.w-5 r, stove -. 90 50
45l G pl. nw.-G r. stove .... 1000
63l Kraemer st n.e.-6 T. stove. is. so
s. Goat alley n.w.-4 r. stove -. 1850
Rear 6l1 NJ st nw4 r. stove. ;. 1880
20 Woodburn. d. CO rooms -. 1000
b. +. SAUL CO..
Ma 200. 925 18th st. NV
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SALE-HOUSES.
(COntinued.)

ATTENTION. INVESTOR OR HOME
BUYER!
81 500 buys this semi-detached Groom.
bath brick house. built-in garage. in con-
venient close-in location; paved street and
alley; in new-house condition. One Of the
best values in the city. 1110 Abbey pl.
ne, between 3rd and 4th. and NJ and L
SITS. PAUL P. STONE. North 1471.
$6,750.O0
For this 10-room 2-bath house located
Columbia Heights; reconditioned through
out; splendid for rooming house or home {:
near 14th st. Try to duplicate this house
at the price.
WIN. r. BALLARD,
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WHITE-HOUSES.
1895 Wyoming ave. n.w.-12 r..
baths. ami, garage. ge......... $500 90
1000 Buchanan st. nn,w:-s r, b..
1se5 SafafF af n@5 e1sc 3ca1 rms. garage b. 1900
h.-w.h h.. cleo. double garage. -. 1880
1890 Mass. ave. n.w.-9 r. b.. 1000
91S Eye st. n.w.-l2 r. b.. 10000
garage .......... ............ 10000
1000 Harrison st. INV r. b.. 500 $500
46d9 Hunt ave. Chevy Chase. Md.
s7@o s@ r mckinley nj yaT. st. 'nvw.6rab. S''oo
Law. h.-wh, elec.. 2-car gar. =. $500
11Is 9th st. nw-I2 r.. . b. 49,. 900
5S deorga fa st. Chevy r chase Be- Fs Nd
1e" Key blvd Clarendon. va 'O'Oo
4soo Montgomery lane. Bethesda. WV
1sHS MSm irving E. St nw@s ~ r. b. gar a9 @" O."
2052 3Gth st. NV IS r. b.. gar. 5000
1921 Q st. nw.-9 r, . b....... $3.50
l430 ii0bt o5d st bnt nw~ r. b.; heat
isn't az and Il hot a~ water FL furnshed D eda'
212 TAYLOR st. n.w.-ti r.. b.. gar. $500
5Sl9 Colorado ave. nw-S r. b.. $3.50
Light and hot water furr ished:' 5000
627 Quincy st. n.w.-6 r, b. ..... 80. 90
325 14th st. n.e-6 r. b. b........ 1880
o40 10th st. s.e-6 r. b. b........ 1000
A639 Brewer pl. n.w-6 r, b. 3S. 90
1O4 Carroll st. Se.-6 r. b. .. 1850
GIG Orleans pl. n,e-6 T.. b.. gar. az. 90
o0?5 Portner st. n.w-6 r. b 25OO
:}:s4 10th st. s.e.-6 r. b. ..... $500
1916 L st. n.e.-4 r, b. .......... 35 90
215 st. n-e.-6 +. b. b..... "a 80
T10 N st. n.w.-11 r. b. lat gas 32.5O
1921 H st. NE r.. stove. ..., oRhO
@5 K st. w.-5 r, stove. elec... $3.50
B. F. SAUL CO..
Ma o1OO 9oJ 18th St NV.
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S55 OO-11l5 9th ST. NV
Unusually large home, consisting OF
rooms and bath
14th & K. CAFRITZ. D1. 9OS0.
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HOuSES-IlNFURNISHED

CoLoRED OF THE BETTER CLASS. TAKE
notice. 5 bed rooms. bath; Al condition;
sos per month.
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SALE-SUBURBAN.

FRIENDSHIP HTS. MD. 23O PROSPECT
avs.-6-room modern stucco house. 3 laree
LOT shade trees and shrubbery; desirable
location. Easy terms. WI. 4Ol9-J. Drive
ou. Wisconsin ave. TO entrance, one block
fran District line. 13'
BSRGAIN- S:}.5OO; RIV-
ersale, Md. 6-rm. and bath house. m J.;
near boulevard. Address Box al, Star
ofRrp l3@
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MUST SELL. NO REASONABLE OFFER
refused. G-room house. ami. garage; OPP.
park; perfect cond. 252 Madison st NV.
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MODERN APIS.
TOXIC. 1928 HIATT PI.. NV.

AT 18th h PARK ROAD
rms. k, b. free refrieeration. So 80
3 rms. k. b. free refrigeration. 1900
TAYLOR. 1927 18th NV.
rms; kit. b. free refris- - 20
2544 14th ST. NV.
5 outside rms. b. Fridigaire. $50 90
1928 RIGGS PL. NV.
l rm, Murphy bed. k. b., $3.50
ATHERTON. PIP + NV.
Tm Tm KIT, kitCh6n' 6 refrisefat effn 81 90
ATLANTIC, 1905 10th NV.
. rms. <, b. refrigeratjon. So 90 90
HOMESTEAD, 1914 1lth NV.
. rms, kitchen. bath. $500
ROSWELL. 1919 18th NV.
. rms, kit. .b....:::.......s $50 90
3124 14th ST. NV.
5 rms. kit. bath. porch. -. $50
500 II ST. NV.
SEE I;i'J.i JANIToRs ON PREMISES.
FRANCIS \. BLUNDON CO.,
Evening star., 1934-05-12

onO1 EYE ST. NW-ONE FRONT ROOM.
large kitchen and private bath. completely
furnished ami: ideal location. Ia
IL end ST NE-ENTIRE 3rd FLOOR.
large rooms ktchenette. bath; all modern
improvements: adults; Janitor services; ga
nrntt ttcArnn IL
Evening star., 1934-05-12

LARGE LIVING ROOM. BED ROOM
small dining ROOM k and b.; high, cool
south and west exposure. overlooking
;rees on parks: available now to october
|. Corcoran Courts. Phone MA. 6934
Evening star., 1934-05-12
APARTMENTS-FUR AND UNFUR.

BRIGHTWOOD PARK - 936 LONGFEL-
st. nw-1 room kitchen. sleeping porch
and bath, home privileges; $50; can fur
niSh; near stores and car line.
TALK OF THE TOWN!
3-RM. APT, $40; Ar, $50.
Choice NV. bldg handy TO stores, cars.
schools: large outside rooms tiled bath
parquet floors refrigeration. Can be furn
at small extra charge. 1901 Park rd. NV.
Evening star., 1934-05-12

1GSs Irving st. NV r; b.; ami SO 90
a33ii Nichois ave. sea !. .b am ami $500
3l3 1lth ST. SCI +, b. lat, cleo. 3O, 90
5@si, l4th st. set r. b. a m; j.. 40
100 Morton NE r. b.. lat. cleo. - 80
JOHN +. DONOHOE & SONS
Evening star., 1934-05-12

COLORED-130O FLORIDA AVE. NV
" rooms kitchen. hath; one room: kitchen.
bath. Two lovely ants. See Mgr; Apt;
COS. FRANK LINDSEY Agent 14O1 w
St NV. Phone North 3565. 13a
Evening star., 1934-05-12

LITTLE RANCHES FOR CITY PEOPLE;
high. pine plant, beautiful view; the right
place for Summer camping now and
future Montgomery County home; size
about 165x31S each; price, $3.50 to $500
each. There are sites and we can't
sell any unless we sell all. First comers
get their choice. L.. P. SHOEMAKER.
111n Z st. NV. Ma 11HR.
The Omaha guide., 1934-04-28
St. Benedict's Church
Father J. C. DAILY s. Pastor
Madeline z. Sterling-Reporter

Father J. C. DAILY S. J.-Pastor
Madeline E. Sterling-Reporter
The two one-act plays given by the
"Y" players, last Tuesday evening
at St. Benedict's Church, was a tre-
mendous success.
A large crowd was in attendance
and sincerely appreciated the work
of the casts. and the director, Mr..
Forsythe- Mr.. Eugene Murry play
the principle role IN mo Account Boy
and Madeline Sterling was Ceramic
Naume" in the play Of that name,
both we're rated high for their ability
in handling the difficult parts.
The Sacrament Of Confirmation was
administered to about go members
of St. Benedict's Church an last
Sunday afternoon. at 2:30.
This beautiful and impressive cere-
mony was conducted by the Most Rev.
erend Bishop Joseph F. RumneI and
ne was assisted by four priests and
four alter boys. The long and beau.
ttful procession met the Bishop in the
school building and welcomed him Il
our parish; it then proceeded to the
Church, where the children were care.
The Omaha guide., 1934-04-28
Church of God

2025 North oath Street
NJ. E. Ashley-Pastor
z. v. Dixon-Assistant Pastor
Mrs. B. NJ. Welch-Reporter
Sunday morning our sermon was
delivered by our pastor, Mrs. M. z.
Ashley, text. Stand fast and there
fore in the liberty where with Christ
has made you free and be not entan-
gled again with the yolk Of bondage"
Gal. 5:1,Sub, Stand fast and Unmove-
able. Cor 11:23-28. 1t was very
incourgaging and a real soul stirring
message from heaven filled with hope
for every child Of God. The Church
was uplifted with such an electrified
sermon.
Mrs. Pennrell. teacher Of the
young peoples meeting made arrange
rsents for the Mothers Day program.
She viii be assisted by Mrs. Noami
johnson. The public is invited TO at
tend also to take part
Sunday nights message was de-
livered by Elder Ashley, his subject
was Who shall dwell in Thy Holy
Hill" Psalm 15:1. 1t was a conven-
sive sermon that went to the heart