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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-01-02
Black Hills Pioneer
Is Stricken by Death

Lead, S. D.. Jan. 2. - R No. Mrs
Elizabeth r. Moore. whose father, the
late Captain william Driver Is credit
Cd with naming the American flag
"Old Glory" Is dead ct the age Of 81
years.
Following her husband. the lats
Judge Thomas H. Moore, to the Black
Hills BY stage coach with her year
Old daughter in an 1879 blizzard. Mrs.
Moore had lived here since except Tor
= short time spent at sundance, Wyo
Il was recalled that Mrs. Moore On
February 81. 1881, anniversary Of the
naming Of "Old Glory" displayed IA
her window tattered and faded scrap
u tho original. Formerly Miss Eliza
beth B. Driver. she was married 70
Moore In Nashville, Tenn. In 1873.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-01-02
Fargo Woman Loses
In Fight for Life

Fargo, n. D., Jan. 2.-(AP)-
Death at 1880 p. m. Monday ended
the heroic struggle for life waged
by Mrs. Marie Ridley Tobin, wife Of
W. ]: Tobin Of Fargo, i'll with septi-
caemia for six weeks and for three
weeks . patient in q local hospital.
Several times while in the hospital
here life was despaired Of, but the
patient rallied until the efforts fin
ally took their toll.
She was the daughter Of w. J,
Ridley, Fargo, veteran Northern Pa
cific railway engineer, now retired.
She was born in jamestown, Nov,
IL. 1895. but shortly afterward came
with her parents to Fargo where she
was married June II, 1922. She at-
tended Fargo schools and the North
Dakota agricultural college.
Mrs. Tobin leaves her husband,
manager Of the Shotwell Floral com.
pany, and their 6-year-old SON. Billy,
Her father, ". J. Ridley; : sister
Mrs. ]: =. Gaffaney, and two broth.
ers, William Paul Of Fargo, and Rob.
ert Of Mandan.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-01-02
Guard Desperate as
Spark Of Life Gibbs

shawnee. Okla, Jan. 3-(R-Ihs
|guard ovor Wilbur underhill ms -.
doubled Tuesday . tho southwestern
|desperado chung to ebbing lie.
No reason was given for the adj
|fional guard over the hank rohber and
Eiller Who physicians ny y dying.
underhill's hrido q . month and
Raymond Roe. Identified - the ownsE
|o4 . truck used n IN attempted bank
|b1rglarly at Harrah, Okla, Were taken
'kn oklAho1na City lor QueGtionins
bfonday night ~ =. =. Colvin. federal
agent,
Colvin. Who I'D the raid wlaich ~
bulte6 n the capture of Underhil, ~
Ter : gunfisht ID Whioh Iva Nj
lllchols, beauty parloe operator, 49,
Woundod fatally. ~ Undeghill hid
hduajtted TIE attenptod hur9inE3r ~
xobheEy O banks q xan1aa -
tuck. sAlts m A IN
h NJ I Ngt z < l
I -
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-01-02
Kidnap Victim Webs
Neighb0r in st. Paul

st. Paul, Jan. 2.-REWulian
Hamm, Jr, wealthy st. Paul brewer
who was : kidnap victim last sum-
mer. was married here Monday 70
Mrs. Marie Heysey Carroll Of St. Paul.
The ceremony was performed ct
the home of the brides mother. Mrs
+. 4 Hersey. and only members q
thu couples. families were present.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hamm will make
thir home here after q months we'd.
ding trip.
Hamm. head Of the Theo. Hamm
Brewing Co. and other interests, WAS
kidnapped last June IS near his Office
and released four days later after
payment Of 100000 ransom. Roger
Touhy and three other Chicago men
were arrested, indicted and tried In
federal court here On charges Of KID
mapping Hamm, but : jury acquitted
them.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-01-02
ADMINISTRATION Of
farm DEP ARTMENT
IS GIVEN SHAKE-UP
Eight Departments Abolished
Under Plan Sponsored by
Chester e. Davis
NEW AIDES ARE APPOINTED
Minnesotan % Named to Head
Commodities Division;
Another Is Promoted

Washington, Jan. 2.-P-The az
ricultural adjustment administration
returned to work Tuesday after the
most thorough-going shakeup yet CIV
en- any Of the recovery agencies, in
volving the shifting Of 100 persons
and the abolition Of eight depart
ments.
While Chester G. Davis, farm adj
ministrator. smoothed out the results
Of this Reorganization, efforts were
advanced to bring aid to the farmer
from another direction-the expan-
sion Of agricultural exports.
Davis Monday night announced the
appointment Of three new assistant
administrators, Victor A. Christgau
Of Minnesota, who will head q new
section to be known as the commodi-
ties division: H. r. Tolley Of Berke-
ley, Calf, who will work out an
alignment Of production adjustment
plans, and Alfred D. stedman Of Min
nesota, former director OF informa-
ton, who viii head an expanded di-
vision including the consumers coun-
sci.
President Roosevelt had under con.
sideration q chart drawn by George
N. Peek, his special adviser on for
eign trade, suggesting plans for CO.
ordinattng various government de-
partments and governmental, agencies
In the drive to unload American sur
pluseS abroad.
The president also has before him
q graph Of American foreign trade
prepared by the executive commercial
policy committee. which indicates ex.
actly what the United States buys
from all nations and what goods the
United States sells them in exchange.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-01-02
Bismarck Girl, 10,
Dies Of Diphtheria

A vietim Of diphthsria, Lorraine
llarie Starkle, 10-year-old daughtoE
of lr. apd Mrs. Philip ". otaTkle,
died e i o'clock Sunday morning q
her home q "a Eleventh 81.
Che had been II Since ThAnksgiv-
Ing. Two q hsr si6tses - ~ =
present.
Bosideo l,er parents, She leayeS two
heothas, Thomas md nob1Et. and
three siltets. Eonlc1. Yvonne and
o1oeia ]. LoE1aino WAs bcgn q
lGitenelL b. p. July u. lo3o.
Ts4V4eo funeral servlCoe Nere con-
l6aeto no 0tNlock Tuesday uaoeuinl
geAb1 IlnegAJ 0lapel With
l. 1tabr Henry nolleGnala g 1t
okholic church, ofticiat1n4
: F1s istolle4 q e. ngll
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-01-02
ADJUSTMENT ACT
MAY Be EXTENDED
TO INCLUDE BEEF
Aid for Dairy Farmer and Con-
troll Of Packers Also Are
on Program

Washington, Jan. 2.-(R-Extensiou
Of the agricultural adjustment act ia
include the beet cattle industry, to-
gether with aid to the dairy industry
and action to place the meat packing
industry under more rigid federal
control. loom q the major congress
sional business Of interest to the
farmer.
Although Capitol Hill may resound
to attacks upon the adjustment ad-
ministration, officials are bending
their efforts TO perfect the program
already In motion.
Beef cattle men opposed having
their industry included among basic
commodities such Is cotton, wheat
corn and hogs last spring, partly be-
cause they feared processing tax
would react against the market price
Now, however, there Is agitation to
have beef included.
In connection with this objection
ct the cattlemen last spring, there
have been complaints that the hog
processing tax Is being assessed
against the producers, and Speaker
Rainey has voiced . demand for rigid
federal control Of meat-pack n I
plants.
Secretary Wallace has suggested an
amendment to include beef, and also
careful consideration of q plan "a
ask congress for . $500. 900 900 appro-
priation to supplement processing tai
proceeds to finance Z production ad-
justment program similar to those fol
cotton, wheat, corn and hogs.
Farm Administrator Chester g
Davis, however, has advised against
such lump sum appropriations" con-
tending such an appropriation was a
weakness Of the old federal farm
board and that the processing tax, Of
continuous source OF revenue, Is one
Of the strongest points Of the present
law.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-01-02
Born in Sleigh at
10 Below Zero Mark

summerdde. Prince Edward
Island, Jan. 2.-lR)-Born II .
snow-bound open sleigh with the
temperature at 10 below bero, "a
infant boy was described Is
thriving" In . hospital here
Tuesday.
Mrs. Kenneth Lecky gave birth
70 . child about three-quarters
Of . mile from the hospital after
farmers had worked Tor hours
getting the sleigh through six
miles Of snowdrifts between the
Lecky home and the town.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-01-02
Chicago Gambler Is
Murdered by Gunner

Chicago, Jan. 2.-(R)-Three gun.
men brought Chicago its first gane
killing Of 1884 when they hunted
down Michel Regan and shot him Il
death IA the home Of his mother in
law, who witnessed the killing Nom
day on the gunmen's second visit to
the Watley home.
When Regain. described By police q
: gambler with Z police record. ap-
peared In the doorway Of his room
attired In paJamas. they opened fire
Then they drove away In Z motor car
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-01-02
100, 600 Articles of
Clothing Collected
Bedding, Toys and Household
Equipment Also Received
in Legion Drive
RELIEF CHIEF IS GRATEFUL
christianson Thanks Veterans
for Work Done in Pre.hol.
iday Campaign

More than 100000 articles Of
clothing, shoes and bedding were
turned over to county emergency re-
lief committees of North Dakota as
. result Of the American Legion's
statewide garment collections, Off
Gals Of the state emergency relief
committee reported Tuesday. In ad-
dition many toys and items of house,
hold equipment were collected.
Judge A. NJ. Christianson, chair
man Of the state emergency relief
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-01-02
RULES FOR POULTRY
show ARE RELEASED
Annual Slope Exhibition Will Be
Conducted in Bismarck
Jan. z to 12

Cash prizes as well Is medal and
ribbon awards will be given to win
ming exhibitors In the 18th annual
show Of the Slope Poultry associa-
ton here Jan. 3 to u. according to
the premium list issued by H. o. Put
nam, Burleigh county agricultural
agent.
All poultry breeders In the Slope are
invited to enter their fowl In COM
petition for the various awards. No
waterfowl contests are planned.
Exhibitors must ship their birds to
reach Bismarck on o. before Jan. ..
express charges prepaid. Food and
wAtchmen viii b provided free at
tn World War Memorial building
where the show will be held.
JNdo1ng viii begin ct noon Of Jan.
10 6y Miss Clara N. Suffer, poultry
editor Of The 81. Paul Farmer.
Entry tees ara = cents for single
entry chickens, 20 cents for turkeys
and Is cents for pen entries. Turkeys
viii be classified - follows: adult
tom. over two years old: yearling tom.
over one and under two years old:
young tom, under one year old: hens,
same.
pigedlhs and pheasants VIII b en-
tered In pairs as single entries while
Wild fowl Of al kinds will come un-
DIR thu same classes Is given for DOM
esticated fowl. No ducks or geese VIII
Be admitted because Of lack Of room.
R0vx and 1irls vhn are memherK al
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-01-02
Appoint Postrnasters
At M'Clusky, Tappen

Warrington, Jan. 2.-(R)-The post
o&tlce department Tuesday announced
~ appointment Of tho following act
lng pootmasters:
ohn a. Hamilton, McQlnsky, n. p
Jeunia ~. Buck. Happen, n. ..
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-01-02
Prison Opens Year
With Big Songfest

Inmates Of the North Dakota
state penitentiary here opened
the new year With : songfest
Monday afternoon, according to
Nelson A. sauvain, chairman Of
tho state board Of administration.
Through arrangements made By
w. =. McClelldnd. superinten-
dent Of the state training school
at Mandau, the Mandan Nale
Chorus gave . concert ct thu
penitentiary.
In connection with the concert,
AcClelland led the inmates IA
several group songs.
Directing the Maudan chorus
Was ]. q. Gould. Walter. Toe-
tkyin was accompanies.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-01-02
JARS LEAVE FOOCHOW

Foochow. China. Jan. 2.-(RHAll
japanese residents Of Foochow evac-
uated this center q the Fukien Prov
ince outstanding revolt Tuesday.
They were moved to Nantai Island
IN tho South Min river where hum
dreds Of ether foreigners, including
Americana, already had taken refuge
from threatened Nationalist govern
nent bombing attacks.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-01-02
LEGION SAYS THANK you

A statement thanking residents
Of Bismarck for their cooperation
In the American Legion's Open
Your Heart drive, held recently,
was issued Tuesday by members
Of the committee In charge. E. NJ.
Davis, Milton Rue, L. v. Miller
and Kenneth w. Simons. Special
thanks were given to the manage
ment Of the Paramount Theatre,
which gave free show and aided
N the collection Of canned goods
for the drive.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-01-02
DRESS SOLONS
l(VEN|NC FOR 73RD
lSESS|ON WEDNESDAY
leaders concede Executives
a Wishes viii Shape New
! legislation
sEE SURPRISE IN BUDGET
Republicans TO Withhold Any
immediate Attack on Gov.
eminent Program
See SURPRISE IN BUDGET

washington O6u. 1s-N0EISS1QeuC
Roosevelt notified congressional lead
|ers Tuesday that he plans to deliver
Pits first annual message to congress
"Wednesday In person.
This was disclosed In authoritative
n1lNlGS~ TuAsdYw as congressional
5 prepared the converting Of
less. It will ~ tho first time q
!aent has read his message In
Vson Mt q Joint session since the
Coolidge administration.
y The message will be broadcast by
the N.B.C. and Columbia systems.
Preparations were made for receiv-
=, the president, but 1t was said that
Is were not fixed definitely and
inal decision would be announced
al noon Wednesday, the meeting
5me Of congress.
Speaker Rainey, at his press con-
Ference. outlined the program Of the
|drst days session. He said that after
the house Is convened and the roll
Fall Of the membership Is completed,
the presidents message will be de-
ivered.
Rainey declined to say, however,
that congress would be in Joint ses-
sion Wednesday.
Election contests before the house
are to be delayed until after the pres
dents message Is read. This Is ex-
was one OF the Dm-
at the White Heise
hday night on plni
g VIII BE Large
large the budget was o.
sr1iled and said:
Ing to be surprisingly
g 70 b larger than f.
j ! was asked.
~ . .ss.s1. sscas,se nj
y, ! rsi,a.es
: aaas n ss's h ia ssiissr,'ss.,
-ssr,. to cEjyress sat. He predict
that It. WOold be q short sumnlars
the condition Of the government
that few actual recommendations
i'd be included.
he presidents advisors have urged
a to make but few recommends
as at the present time. They have
ggested that he submit his major
Jposals to congress singly Ia orde;
expedite action.
Everybody Is for = short session
Ispea4 Tally the president" Rainey said
WIN do you mean BY short ses.
ic saasa,,oa,l,,dl&vr1y l.. answered
kainey. "some Of the confsreel
seemed to think last night that w
might get out by April IS. but ! rather
doubt It."
Pledges for support for Rooseveltisr
policies sounded heavy overtone II
both wings Of the capitol.
Hot debate, In fact, may not be
long delayed. Free silver coinage I'd.
socates, hoping TO make bi-metalisu
major issue, limited they might
Thrust this question forward immed.
lately should there be any lull In TIKI
starting Of the Legislative machinery
Meanwhile Republican leaders. whe
bay they intend 70 withhold any i'm.
mediate concentrated party ATTACK
upon the presidents program, Del
.bout . rebuilding Of the q. O. P
lines.
AdcNary Names Committee
Senator McNary Of Oregon, senate
zenlihlican leader announced r si1.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-01-02

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OldS1nObile


OIdsmobile Coupe, 1S2S-Looks @GS
good and runs fine. Beat this UVO
PoHANKA SERVICE
1126 goth st. N. w. D1sG. S141
Oldsmobile Sedan. 1s2s-Paint' coz
tires and motor in good con- OOO
dition. Really a good appearing Cal
and a bargain at the price.
POHANKA SERVICE 49,,
1126 Goth st. N. w. DlsI. 914I
OIdsmobile. 1880 COsch-Psr- S215
feet shape throughout. AU6AO
good car at low price; easy TERMS
DONOHOE CHEVROLET o.oo
1920 M st. N. w. D1sI: o200
1933 OIdsmobile "s" Sedan 0OCS
Equipped with trunk. Driven U6XO
only a short while by com DOWN
pany official. New car guarantee:
New car price S1.11S Reduceo 10
~ POHANKA SERVICE ,
112e Goth st. n. w. ~ D1sI. 914A
This car used for display pur- UOSO
poses, like new: sold with a new car
guarantee and finance charges; terms
L. p. STEUART. INC.
1875 or 1907 14th st. n. W.
The Washington times., 1934-02-01

Automobiles for Sale
The Washington times., 1934-02-01
TODAY'S BEST BUYS
Whippet

Whippet, 1923 Sedan-Runs good coz
and IL q bargain at the low DOO
DONOHOE CHEVROLET
1890 NJ st. N. w. Dist $500
The Washington times., 1934-02-01
Plymouth

Plymouth, 1888 Sport Coupe COOK
Deluxe equipment. Body badly OGAO
tires, etc, are in excellent condition.
will sell In present condition.
- WAKEFIELD MOTOR COMPANY
1880 Connecticut Ave. N. w.
Ms 43SO Open Evenings
PLYMOUTH P. B. Sedan, 1932-Privately
owned; excel. cond.. $500. Steger Motor
Co 645 Maryland Ave. N. e. Lin Ol7S
The Washington times., 1934-02-01
Pontiac

1888 Pontiac Sport ROadster- 0EQR
Run 1000 miles and has not OOCO
the slightest indication of any use
Whatsoever. Brown leather uphols-
t0ring.
1O1S-1111 14th St. n. W. Ma. $500
PONTIAC Dem'r., 1888. touring sedan
with built-in trunk. 1896. Windridge
4 Handy Rosslyn Va wEst 1897.
The Washington times., 1934-02-01
pierce.Arr0w
Packard

1882 Packard, sO2 Series, Conv. Coupe
W. w., finished a beautiful black;
driven very little: can hardly be told
from new. Priced for quick sale
1a5a I4+h Sk DEC. 1900
1890 Packard Standard "S" Club Sedan
Tires, paint and mechanical condi-
ton excellent. Priced for quick sale.
1890 14th st. N. w. DEC. 1900
Packard. 1889, 9O2 Series. Convertible
COupe-6 wire wheels; finished
beautiful black; driven very little
can hardly be told from new. Priced
for quick sale. 1920 14th st. DECATUR
1900.
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CHEVY CHASE COLONIAL HOME. s
rooms - baths: priced for quick sale. Terms
if desired 1898 Garrison st. NV.
PAIL, p STONE North G411.
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WOODBRIDGE.
GA oEn m

good 5-room bungalow. modern. hard
wood floors. hot-water heat, full size
basement. lot 40xl42. paved street and
allev. This little home is really selling
cheap. Drive out to 1881 Irving street
ne or call J. G. PASCOE for appoint
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FURNISHED HOUSE FOR SUMMER. COOL
est part Of Wesley Heights; rent reason
able Call Cleveland 1866,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SINGLE MAN. IN GOVT. PERMANENT.
desires or :. unfurnished rms; Kitchen.
anc not water; LIGHT. quiet. reasonable:
central Address Box 29S-Z. Star ofilce. To-
WANTED ROOM, KITCHENETTE AND
bath apt furnished or unfurnished. near
l4th ST. NV. Rent must he reasonable.
Address Box 302-Z, Star office.
WANTED 3-RM KIT AND B. UNFUR.
apt. IT ne or Woodbridge; available June
30. Address Box 1927. Star ONCE:
2 ROOMS OR L ROOM KITCHEN AMP
reasonable. Address Box 31l-Z Star office
To-
4-ROOM APT. NE. OR NV. SEC. NEAR
ir high school. State price; reasonable
Address Box 306-Z. Star ONCE. IL
YOUNG LADY GOVT. EMPLOYE AND
mother desire. by June 3 small furnished
housekeeping apartment for Summer or
loE ger: WALKING. distance Govt. depart
ments: reasonable. Address Box 2sl.Z'
star oncA Az
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1916 LoNGFELLOW ST. N.W.-6-ROOM
house. modern improvements; next to PARK :;
So per month June 18th to Sept. l1lh.
FOR SUMMER-COOL, COMFORTABLE
six rooms and bath, screened porcnes; se
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JUNE 20 TO SEPT 20-lSi3 NEWTON
ST NV Mt, Pleasant-Overlookin Rock
Greek Park-Six rooms and bath sleep ee 3
ing. breakfast and front porches; mary To-
desirable tenant. rent very low at 500
per month Phone AID. 6t'':i-W
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rooms bath. h.-w.h., cleo; newly
papered and painted: rent. 81! per mo
Call the MUNSEY TRUST CO, MA. s"So:
WHY PAY RENT? WE HAVE SEVERAL
that can be bought from $500 to S3uo
down balance like rent Get our complete
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SUMMER RENTALS

We have several desirably located and
attractively furnished house for rent for
Summer season and longer: car and rep
resentative available on call for inspection
of our properties without obligation.
DIXIE REALTY CO., National $3.50. sun
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

RENTAL sPECIALIsT
Desirable tenants for your Vacancies.
List today. Immediate results.
ACME RENTAL SERVICE. DISTRICT 62s5.
UNPUBLISHED STUDIO APT. OR SMALL
house. neighborhood N. II. ave. and 8 81.
Address Box :iS4-X Star office.
SETTLED COUPLE DESIRE ONE LARGE
room or small unfurnished apt. Address
Box 112-Z. Star office.
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16I4 LoNGFELLow ST. NV. OFF OF
eoct creek Church rd.-Detached; bed
rooms sleeping porches. sun porch:
breakfast room. oil heat. double ssra ssn,
anti vacant June 8; will lease Tor year.
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eo39 end St net rms am 'soo'oo
sos N Cap, St Realtor. MA. 6s3".
ON a3rd ST NV. CORRECTIONAL
very choice residence, until OCTOBER l.
$50 a month.
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MOUNT PLEASANT = SEMI DETACHED
house 10 rooms. 3 baths: double garage;
July / to Sept. -. 1923 Lamont ST. Can
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DETACHED ) ROOMS. SCREENED
North Capitol st. Phone GEorsia 4@l'.-
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WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO.

S55-4l.I CONN. AVE- ROOMS.
baths garage. Frigidaire; strictly mooetn
SSJ-}go1 Livingston st. n.w.-Beautl-
full detached home 4 bed rooms, "-cai
garage baths, etc absolutely modern.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS.
uo- I5tb w
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Have modern house. detached: rent re-
duced GE. CASA.
SIX-ROOM HOUSE, FINE CONDITION.
near Eastern High School; rent reason
able Apply Georgia 1915.
IIs 18th ST. NV ROOMS. :. BATHS
newly decorated; ami; opposite Heo
| Cross: So
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
dence: modern; good condition; fireplace.
glassed-in porch. breakfast nook, extra
large kitchen built-in garage; close to
transportation: available June 10; excep-
tional value at SO Sunday. ADAMS
sSSU. or DIXIE REALTY CO. National
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STUDIO HOUSE. ARTISTICALLY FUR
nished vicinity Cabin John. Md, - MN
utes 10 city; rooms bath garage: wooded
glen, rock garden, lily pool; overlooking
Potomac River: lease for one year or
longer: bargain at 81. 81 per month; not
water heat. citv electricity. electric pump;
furnishings include piano. radio. FRIED
aire. Inspect by appointment SUNDAY
Adams $3.50. or DIXIE REALTY CO.
National SSSo.
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1rst off wisconsin ave- west of Chevy
cbase~6rooms, bath excellent condition
SS5 per month: unfurnished. $50 month.
Electric refrigerator.
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ATTRACTIVE GROOM AND BATH
bungalow: ami! newly papered and
painted: hot-water heat: Frisidaire:
maids room. sleeping porch. radio nre.
place. Gear garage Greenwood 1919.
VICINITY 10Th AND UPsHUR ST.-6
rooms. bath shower. inclosed porches.
Frigidaire: modern; newly painted; built
in garage: nicely furnished. including
piano and radio: immediate possession;
SS5. To inspect Sunday, call Adams $3.50
or DIXIE REALTY CO. National $3.50.
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BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED HOMES

eIUE RIDGE SUMMIT. PA.-COMFORT,
able. compact cottage. five master PED
rooms three baths, three servants rooms
and bath stables. garage; $3.50 season.
North SS00
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MARIETTA PARK NEIGHBORHOOD-
Semi-det. brick. large rooms inclosed
sleeping porch. equals bed rooms; 2-car
garage: open every day. 5l4 Rlttenhouse
ST. NV
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estate rooms and bath oil burner, redec-
GRATED: garage Phone GE 1928.
us Sth ST. SW.-S3,75O. ROOMS,
bath. cleo. INV h. ROBT. E. DALEY.
MA 80 To-