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Catherine Phuger, treasurer. Miss
Louise Lerch, national secretary. was
present.
Xxi Chapter, which has been trans
ferred from Beta Province, was Of
ficially welcomed by Miss Collihower.
Mrs. Richard Newell, chairman Of
nounced plans for the annual franks
giving dance Thursday at the Ken
nedy- Warren.
A meeting of Rho Chapter of Beta
Chi Sorority was held at the home
Of Mrs. Ruth M. Kane on Tuesday
evening. The president. Miss Helen
Farley. named Miss Mildred Porter.
Miss Irene McNamara. Miss Doro-
thy Beall and Mrs. Nora Sheehy to
be on the committee for the chapters
rummage sale planned for November.
Gamma Chapter of Sigma Beta
Sorority held its regular bimonthly
meeting on Monday. october %, at
the home Of Miss Margaret Nussear,
when final plans were discussed for a
Halloween party. The forthcoming
convention Of the sorority to be held
November l6, II and 18 was also dis
cussed. The entire chapter plans to
attend the mass meeting of all men,
Der sororities Of the Non-Academic
Panhellenic Association. which is to
be held today at the Willard Hotel in
anticipation OF the charity ball on
November 3.
Zeta Chapter, Chi Sigma Sorority.
entertained its rushees at tea on Sun-
day, October 81, at the home of Miss
Dorothy Amin. The girls were Miss
Rita Driscoll, Miss Lillian Garland,
Miss Ruth jackson, Miss Emily Lee
Lindenberger, Miss Dorothy May Wal
ton and Miss Pauline Thomas. Miss
Mary Lou Collifiower, province presi-
dent, was also present.
The next meeting of Zeta Chapter
will be held Tuesday at 58l7 Seventh
street.
Phi Sigma Sigma Sorority Of George
Washington University gave lunch
con and bridge at the Shoreham Ho-
tel, october 20. in honor of the
pledges. Miss Nileen Cooper, chapter
president. received the alumni actives
and guests who attended. The new
girls are Miss Naomi Biron, Miss
Esther Brown. Miss Jeanette Cohp.
Miss Ruth DerzavitZ, Miss Evelyn
Eibender, Miss Rose Feldman, Miss
Faye Greenberg, Miss Sylvia Harrow,
Miss Florence Kressfeld, Miss Miriam
Madden, Miss Helen Rosenthal. Miss
Beatrice Shapiro, Miss Rose Silverman
and Miss Estelle weinstein.
The bi-monthly meeting of Gamma
Chapter of Beta Chi National Sorority
was held at the home of Miss Mary
Eisinger on Thursday evening. October
18, and installation of the new officers
took place.
Final arrangements for a Halloween
dance that is to be held on Halloween
night were made.
The October meetings Of Delta
Sigma Chapter. Sigma Phi Gamma
International Sorority. were held at
the homes of Miss Jean Wright and
Miss Louise Marion. respectively.
The chapter has been divided into
three groups. each group to hold some
affair to make money before the fist
of the year. The highest group will
be entertained by the two lowest at
that time
Tickets for the Non-Academic Pan
hellenic Association dance have been
distributed to the chapter.
A Halloween party was held last
night at the cottage of Miss Ruth
Willis sister, Mrs. George O'Brien,
at Woodland Beach. Many novel
games were played, and prizes were
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awarded for the funniest costume and
the most original.
After the business was transacted
at the meeting Of October IS, the
members entertained the rushees.
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Sl.OOO.OOO Efforts Fail.

Chile has spent approximately ST.
100000 in the last six years in at
tempts to locate and exploit oil fields,
but without results.
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Many Functions Arranged
For Season. 8 Debutantes

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Mrs. Cummings Leaves
Tomorrow for Visit
Until November II

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A meeting of Rho Chapter of Beta
Chi Sorority was held at the home
Of Mrs. Ruth M. Kane on Tuesday
evening. The president. Miss Helen
Farley. named Miss Mildred Porter.
Miss Irene McNamara. Miss Doro-
thy Beall and Mrs. Nora Sheehy to
be on the committee for the chapter s
rummage sale planned for November.
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Alpha Province of Chi Sigma So
rority met at the Mayflower Hotel
october "A. when plans for the year
were outlined. Miss Mary Louise
Collidower. president of Alpha Prov
ince, conducted the meeting, assisted
by Misses Margaret Smith. vice presi-
dent; Lois MertZ, secretary, and
Washington Journal., 1934-04-20
GOrtfesuus fOIat).

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Gtreit Der Jrisieurse1ilfen aus. bic
ouf grfiiaung ibrer J~prberunsen
sbeiieben. Am Sage na9ber bdngt
i'm Qoben bes BARRIERS SdlGuerle
unb i'm @haufenItsr besfelben elm
platat: .5ier iinO bic JOroerunsen
Der @ebilfen bepiligt!" Snfolges
osKen bat GdIduerle grOBen 3ulauf,
DEFENDERS aus Nrbeitertreifen. uno
ma9t Elm gl6nasubes @ef9dft. Na4
einigen Sogsn erideint infoIse elmer
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tommifiicn BEL S4lduerle uno
frogt: Isle baben Die Jorberungen
alio bepinist?"
.SowObI," iost @&Iduerle, ole,
lamt!"
s@ie Eultsn ia obsr gar lsine Sc.
bilfens~
.gbsn 6urum!"
Washington Journal., 1934-04-20
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l.1. HEH HENH a ~
@lei9 einem UNI unn nm nit @r3
eepdn3erten unb Big an bic 3dbne
b%etpaffneten arieger, 70 ftsbt bas uIte
Mntperpen am S9eloeitrOm. 8is 81
ben gef9i9tliaen Dttobertagen beg
Sabres 1914 golf Die 5eifung nit
Me9t oIs uneinnebmbar. Dem gam
5en beIsif9en 9sere fOnte fie i'm
Sale Der Got aIs li9erer 3uflu4tS=
ort oienen. Nur oas nnerb0rte, Elm
MunOer, tonnte fe be5tpinger.
0ieTes @unber porb i'm S9oBe Der
beutf9en Se9nit gebpren. G0nnte
bic biitori19e 6eite, bic fdDn 10
mon9en 8ampf eeie6en, er5dbleH, iie
niiroe nit @ntieBen bert9ten, oaB
fe felt ibrer @riinoung feinen fcIs
den, nit elementurer @etpnlt bereinz
bre9enOsn @turm in ben 2iiften err
lebt bate aIs in ienen SttObertagen,
als es NIT Der 9etrli9teit bes sroBen
Wertes oes Generals 8rialmOnt 81
@nbe ging. Oas @et5ie Der unges
beuren beutI9en unb 0iterreidii1en
@eI1iibe mar 70 groB unb iiber=
p%GItigenb, oaB Die 6dbigteit Oes Gez
b1rttper6ens beina3e iiberboten fpuroe.
Nur ein ein5iges ununterbrOAenes
Rpuen unb &raden, oas in Elm Meer
bon @erGuf4 5uiammenfloB, eri4iitz
terte sic 2iiffe.
BORT. no in tpeitsm 9aIbtreis.
ien1eits Der inneren SDrtlinie, bic
fener1peienben 9erge Der bentI9elA
@ef9aBe aufgeitellt naren permonte
man oie gtaot nift mebr gu le9en,
nur Der 59lante gDtif9e Surm Der
&otbeoraIe bon afotre Dame ragte
Itin unD uneri9iittert in Die graue
Cuff unD ltanb 10 tlar am 9ori0ont,
boB man glanbie, man miife bic
e9ernen @timmsn feiner @lpden perz
nebmen, bic felt Sa1rbunoerten in Die
GtaDt 6ernie0errufen. Mber lelbit in
Ben Stroben Nntnerpens bernimmt
man ie nur mod f4na@; Ieife unO
greifenbaft tOnen Die @timmen oes
@lodenlpielS feIbft in ltilen Sagen.
NerGnbern au4 bic @loden i'm Utter
lire 6timme. frOnen aud tie Der 3eit,
unb fam bic GlansFarbe Oes Gr5es
bsrblaFen2 @cipiB ui9t. Die alien
@IDden t0nen nod tpie emit, a6er
nnbers t0nen Ie Dem DIRE. 4ls bic
.8iirger uno 8irgerinnen elmer per=
Iuntenen 3eis bcbGbig in ibrer ats
nieoerldnoif9eu 2rant bur9 bic
@aEen i9riiten. oIs nod feline
9ampfpaeen iiber eiferne 8ruden
rdfelten, feline Sa9nen burA bic
StraBen fnuiten. ga flong Das
@lodenipieI bon Gotre @ome zen
unb p~ernebmIi9 genug iiber Die @taOt
bin; iebt ober toer0en bic ~tlingenoen
'Stimmen Der 8ergongenbeit iibertont
unD bet1ubt pom INNER nilcer
b~aitenoen @srfehr Der nener GET,
Wenn bic @tabt oonoIs poe 5einDen
belagert pur0e, perno9te man ieDen
&anpneni9lag, Der bumpf iber Die
5to6t binrolte, gu SdAlen, Die Sc
I9iise befannen Ii4 9Isiaiam. e9e lie
al neuem Gt9B ausbolien; Die nsus
3eit riidie ait NisIenmoiaiuen Der.
al, bic bic Sta0t nit sinem 9euIenben
Washington Journal., 1934-04-20

fagen fDi1if, Oann blei6t mir ni9ts
ibrig, ols gitsaa isI6Il ouf DEN 2sit
gu ridden un0 es ibr ms @eii9t au
fagen, pie i'd mir bic Sadie 3ure9t=
Ie9e.@ us $50 8g
We6r fonnte bic alte 5rau niht
nusbalteu. Sic gab li9 gefangsn,
beI9pOr ober Die 59piegertohter
bod unb beilig. feinsn @sbrau9 bon
Dem @ebeimnis 5u ma9ena 1no nun
er5dbIte 5rnu 8urmeiiter, pie gftela
unb Qabenburg sindnoer uuf Der
Gobrt Dur9 Den Snbif9en S5ean
lisben gelernt, ME iie fi9 eiuanber
Dor Der Seimtunft bsimliH Oerlobt
bGtten; bon Dem 3ufommentreffen
duf benz Surf in 6orn am 9erbbz
tag er5d6lte fe un6 BON Der Meisez
rung oes @aters. einen onberen
@4Diegerfobn ols RarL Rramer ana
s%unebmen. Sic ipro9 BON BEN
Rompf. ben Giteaa sefibrt unO ipie
tie Ounn bod pobl our 8eiinnung
getommen unb loren Gntf9luB gez
Gnbert babe, BERN eigentli9 germ gez
babt babe fe ia &arI I9on felt bielen
Sdbren. Bon Der 5peifelboften
Gage bes 9aufes Martsns uno Der
8eteiligung Rramers erpdbnte 5rau
Burmeiiter nidts, absr bas tonnte
ii9 Sic in SonOefstreifen aufgepod=
fene iuuge 6rau miibelOs feIbF 8uz
iummenretmer.
Mls Grou 8urmeiftsr geenOet bqtte,
erbob Gmmp ii6 uno iagts taIt;
$50 peroe 8arl aGes l9reibsn."
Die alte 6rau fubr auf. lin
@pttes piaen. RinO. bu nirit Ood
hi9tg gfteLln meint es goila geptB
e6rli4 unO tie Iiebt oeinen 8ruOer
aud, fonit bate fe ii9 ni@t nit
ibm berlobt. DieIer 2obenblrg mar
bod nllr eine Mei1ebefonnt19oft."
s9u tGuiaeit mid nidt, Mutter, F."
fusts bic iunss 5rou felt. SD iebe
gang fIar isBt. SD CLAUDE felbif,
baB 5rdulein Mortens es uuf tire
@siis, toIt pis fe if. ebrIi9 meint.
ober Oos 1T muir cine SeIbttduf6ung.
@ebt mid aud ni@ts an. Sd peiB
rilr, Dab Sarl unterridtet meroen
muB,"
.aber Oas 1T ia f6redli4." iam=
merte 5rou @urmeifter. n8as babe
ib BLOB ongeri9tet! gu tannft betz
mem 8ruoer bod Rnn0gli9 iebt, pO
er i'm JeIbe itebt, Oiefen S9mer3
bereiten polen."
.8efer EN- furSer G9met8 ols
cine longe @nttduf9ung," fagte
@mm1 bart. Scarf lit fein Rnabe
mebr, er fam ia, tpenn er bic 8ohr-
belt erfabren bat, nod INNER tun.
mas er nil. NO9 beute i4reibe ia."
...HFNT LN"n" 4
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MODERN APARTMENTS.
1900 TAYLOR STREET NV.
rms, dinet. k. b., free refrigera-
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HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.

$40 KENTUCKY AVE. SEC r.
b.. elec.. h.-w.h.. gar. $50. 90
3o5 9TH ne r. b., h.-w.h.. elec. 45.5G
S11 E st. s.w.-6 r., b.. elec.. ..... 80 80
4I9 Ridge st. n.w+ r. water :. 22 sc
1890 N. J. ave. n.w.-6 r. b.. elec. 400
201S (rear) NJ st. n.w.-5 r, water 17.5O
1919 G st. s.e.-6 r. water. cleo. % 80
THOMAS P. BROWN. 6I5 Az St. S.W
1881 IRVING ST. NW.-0 r..
sl9 a5rd Sasam st, ns16r. b. VIII. ell 5S.S
1910 A st. ne.-6 r. b.. elec. 80. 30 80
81 JMIg Hagd oRRis s5 wo6DRAb III sse Reasor
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SALE-HOUSES.
PETWoRTH-SACRIFICE.
Continued !

SACRIFICE AT $4,000 FURNISHED.
o rooms, 2 baths. hot-water heat, cleo (;
excellent NV location 1900 block Newton
st. WAVERLY TAYLOR. INC. MA. 104Q.
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.

WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.
MODERN. UNPUBLISHED. OR 7 ROOM
house with garage. Convenient to Roose-
welt Hish School and 14th st. car line.
S65. co. 6074-J. 10"
house. bed rooms. by April l convenient
location; will lease. Phone Walnut ss7O-J.
THE DEMAND FOR SIX AND EIGHT
room modern houses make it necessary for
us to respectfully request hstings Of rental
properties.
VIM H. SAUNDERS CO.. INC.
1919 X st. NV. DI 1918
IN ALL SECTIONS OF THE CITY. TO
fill an almost constant demand
Have We information concerning your
vacant property?
Capable management. Prompt remit
ROBERT W SAVAGE.
sO7 Union Trust Bids Ma 67ao.
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JAMES F. SHEA.
f43 Indiana Ave NV.

IVA B ST. s.E.
8 rooms and bath. h,;-w:h.; elec and gas;
1925 sRs55: g. Sc:
gsrase,, .nons and a1story rear poTches.
'keS' 1725 ? H7sa st; T.es sr NE
sst noR Of h and sss
and bath; modern. front porch.
1920 In eld q p. NE,
san fc2 hs tao Khfa a5e sns at
1921 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
ing bed rooms; suitable for renting
rooms. key At nd3rl{Ht.s 4312 Ga; ave. n.wo
BIS NEWI9N S4It 90. ST NE
Bungalow. rooms and bath: modern;
3o1a OTIS ST. NE.
:ss; fs:s sBs
above sl4' FoE FeSsV1 GoEoFED' * ais1
12441a DUNCAN ST. NE.
Upper nat ii5a { 'Ssg, e %ss5.55. g5 ,fs sS' s?'n'
Six rooms and bath. h.-w.h., elec. and
H4sh5 1873 i. IN (. .sss' sEEH =; nv: We"
Ss5 5.OO-32O4 3sth ST. NV
$50, o,oo-1iaESGl0 rooms; 9st esth, a. NV, saTase'
sso.oo-ss 8 rSGRB; %aD1sos s5sR, sF EarsFs s.&.
Detached bungalow.
S55.00-1404 QUINCY ST. NV.
ss5.o0-?11S 18th 9th ST. NV.
Beautiful corner house. 8 rooms
1919 WI \ i +. sHE}NDERs S% CO.. n NC. f.o,5.
ROCK CREEK FORD RID.
IL r. and 2 b., 3-car garage. acres OF
ground. ami; newly decorated. CLeve-
land 1858 or Ma Ss75.
1883 MONROE ST. NW.-6 R.. B..
1855 &C. Oak St. st. rii.wi.I6 r.. b.. ami 5000
749 Newton pl. :n.w.-6 r, b., ami. 5000
S37 Whittier pl. n.w.--S r.. 2 b.,
sesz q Sllso MIN fd sijss sjss $S:S$ e g
614 7, st S.W.-6 r., b., a.m.i..,.. $500
4s5 M ST. s.w.-6 r., b., a.m.i..... 5000
3SI n st sw-6 r, elec.. ...... 800
oja 18th st s.v-6 r., b., elec.. $3.50
o13 ~ ST sw-5 r, cleo h.-w h. 30 OC
III iGth st sw-6 r.. b., ell, Latr. &c. .0C
V555o IItb ct se-6 r. b., cleo, gas 30 sc
Ill 1ssfh EfoxD 81 i. Davis GoMPANY. ~
Ras ion &. nv. Ma os6S.
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Colonial brick. rooms and bath. front
and rear porches; deep lot. high elevation.
One OF the most attractive blocks in this
section. Easy terms
CYRUS KEISER, JR.
b211 Wisconsin Ave. CT. 5371
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COLORED.

614 3rd st. n.wI6 r., b., elec. .S46 90
5l7 2nd ST. nw|9 r., b., gas. 4575
1923 18th st. n.w.-6 r. b.. elec. 1880
3l9 South Capitol st r. b., gas. $3.50
424 Sth st. s.w.-6 r, b., gas ... 1880
321 18th St s.e,-6 r. b., elec. -. l.50
1913 21st ST. n.w.--6 r.. b.. gas. =. 1880
710 4th st. n.w.-6 r.. b., gas. 80. 1880
1859 st. n.e.-6 r., b., gas. ..... 81 80
40 School st. s.w.-5 T., water... 2o.5o
2130 Va. ave. n.w.-5 r. water... 2050
515 23rd st. w.-5 r.. water. -. 2o.5O
2 L st. s.e.-6 r., water. elec. 80. 2n5O
33s z st. s.w.+ T.. water. ...... 1880
9l9 4th st. NV r. water..... 1880
227 D ST. sw-5 r. water r 1880
2244 11th st. n.w-5 r. gas, water 20.50
324 3rd st. s.w.-5 r, water. ..... 1880
147 N st. s.e.-6 r. water. 49,. 1880
1134 N. J. ave. s.e.0 r., water. ell. 23.50
1908 6H st. NV r, water. 80. 1900
1924 612 st. n.w.-5 r. water. 80. $50
JAMES p. SHEA.
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ATLANTIC-l305 10th NV.
rms, kit, b., elec. refrigeration S42 so
8 rms. kit. b.. elec. refrigeration. 5000
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COLORED-HOUSES

141e Que st. n.w.-l2 r.. $500
1342 r ST. n.w.-10 r. b., gas. lat. $500
1907 Vermont ave- r., b. ami. $500
2O22 18th st. w r. b. ..... 5000
27O7 nw-S r. b. ami. gar So 90
1926 Georgia ave.-6 r, b.. ami. 50 so
1873 Riggs st. NV r, b. ....... $3.50
1913 sth st. nw-6 r. b.. lat. elec. 5000
1909 goth st. n.w.-9 r. b.. ami. 5000
1124 Lamont st. n.w-6 T. b. gar. 1850
2574 Sherman ave- r. b "A 50
l0I4 9Th n.w.-6 r. b.. Arc: gas. . 1850
l433 Duncan st. n.e.-6 T.. b. 80. 1850
3 c ST. s.e.-6 r. b.............. 1000
4ls st n.w.-S r. b.... :..... 80 50
1929 1929 St. rs se;%6 "a b. am 1922 so
5l1 oath st. n.e.-5 r, b......... $500
1885 9Th ST. nw-5 r.. lat. gas. =, $500
ll44 10th ST. n.w.-S r. b..... $3.50
2l51 Newport pl nw-5 r. b. - 50
1892 sth nw.-6 r. b.. lat gas. 1850
602 Morton n.w.-5 r, b.. ami. :. 1000
23l 14th st. s.e.-6 r. b... $3.50
1921 Marion st. nw-6 r. stove. - 80
1903 st. n.w.-6 T.. stove. gas. $50
923 9Th st. s.e.-6 r. b. ..... 21.50
9ls 9th ST. se.-6 r.. b.. ......... $500
SO D st. n.w-S r., lat ht. $500
643 Pickford pl. NET r. b.. lat 25o0
412 G pl. n.w.-6 T. stove lamp. $500
q 53 Sth st. n.w-5 T.. stove . 90 so
lib N j. ave nw-5 r., stove gas % so
1917 Ga st. n.w.-5 r. stove. 90 50
1877 sth st. NV r stove. 80. 2l.50
3l5 c ST. NV T. stove. ....... 10. 50
1O3 Lamont st. n.w.-5 r. stove. 1850
1898 Kraemer st NE r. stove. 1880
935 26th st. nw.-6 rms, stove. Is 90
II Woodburn. D. ca rooms 80. 100
B. F. SAUL CO.,
MA. c1oo. o25 18th St NV
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ATHERTON-2112 F NV.
4 rms. kit, b., elec. refrigeration S4 90
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r. +. SAUL Co,
MA. 21O0. 925 18th St NV.

ami .......'.:.:. 500. 90
h-ah. elec ....... 1000
6S03 5th ST. NV r. b.. ami. $500
56l6 Sth st. n.w-6 r. b.. ami. So 90
POS 3rd st. n.e.-S T.. b.. ami. $50
700 eth st. see r. b., ami. $3.50
elec. ..........,............. 45.OO
80 N G. ave. S.e.-6 r, b. ami. 45 90
l:i:} KY. ave. set r, b.. ami. So 90
.,.3:s F. st. n.e.-S T.. b.. ami. 800
II A st. ne.-6 r., b.. ami. 45.0O
elec. c......................... 1000
70S 10Th ST. s.e.-6 r. b.. ami. -. Is. 90
PIT c st. s.e.-5 r. b., a.mi.... 81 80
900 G st s.e.-6 r. b., lat. elec... $500
ai4 4th st. n.e.-5 r. b., a.m.i.... - 80
iii 10th st. s.e.-6 r. b., elec.... $500
2O7 E st. n.e.--6 r. lat. elec. -. $500
John F. DONOHOE & SONS
314 Pennsylvania Avenue Sc.
GET OIIR COMPI -ETE LIST
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WOODBRIDGE, D. {
WooDR1DGE REALTY CO..
RENT-SUBURBAN.

CHEVY CHASE MD-6-ROOM BRICK
Colonial. celled attic. baths and shower.
electric refrigeration. 2-car garage, rent,
S100 10 Williams lane. H.
BUNGALOWS MODERN. NEARBY MARY
land and Va: to : rooms and bath; S35
to $50. Auto service for your inspection
LESLIE D. MEASELL. Cleveland 1913
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WANTED-ROOMS.

ROOM WITH PRIVATE FAMILY, fur. or
unfur.: $50 month. Cau CLARENDON
1l4-W-1 at any time.
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Observation-Disclosures
COLORED.

gas. ..S12.50
14l6 Fla. ave n.w,--rm frame. $3.50
6I9 9Th st. ne-6 r, b. h-Wh,, 1000
1898 10th st. NV r. 3D.. $3.50
PAL N st nw-9 r. b. IS 90
n n Johnson CO a41 Y Ave N w
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SALE-HOUSFS

SALE-HOUSES.
RIVERSIDE PARK HAS ALL THE AD-
vantages Of both suburb and city See
1870 C ST. NE. this afternoon.
RIDGE-DETACHED ON LARGE
lot; paved street and alley. 6 large
rooms. tiled bath. oak floors; modern in
all respects. Priced S6650 for quick sale
Don't delay. inspect today. 1t is open now.
4005 22nd st. ne. Call EUGENE H.
CHEVY CHASE D. C-S7,75O-A REAL
buy. Semi-detached brick in new con-
diton. CL. GAO. l3'
BROOKLAND. 1880 RANDOLPH ST. NE.
near Mona stery Grounds; 7-room semi
detached house. built-in garage. Apply
owner any evening or Sunday. IL"
RIVERSIDE PARK OFFERS MODERN o. 7
and 8 room houses. | and baths built
In garages. To buy. rent or exchange, see
agent at 17oO ST NE
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BUSINESS WOMAN wants furnished studio
room: Ink; state price; center city pre-.
ferred. Address BOX 2S1-A. Star office. IL
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

APARTMENTS FUR. & UNF.
GIBSON RENTAL BUREAU. INC.
1871 II ST. NV MA 5k7S.
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Mr.. 14th & PARK RD.-322S HIATT PL
2 rms. kit. b., free refrigeration. go
i rms, kit. b., fire. refrigeration. 52.b0
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o544 14th STREET NV.
3 outside rms. b.. Frigidalre. $4,000
Evening star., 1934-03-10

HOMESTEAD-l314 18th NV,
4 rms, kit. bath. h................So $4,000
Evening star., 1934-03-10
ROOMS-UNFURNISHED.
ROOMS-SITRT1RRAN.

1881 EYE ST. NE.-Three large unfur-
bath; S29.5O month. L. 403S-W.
Evening star., 1934-03-10

4-3124 14th ST. NV.
4 rms, kit, bath, porch. ...... .S45.UO
Evening star., 1934-03-10

MULLIN-329 R. I. AVE. NE.
3 rms. dinet. kit. b.. free refrig-
Evening star., 1934-03-10

WOODFORD-5O4 3rd NV.
{ rms, kit. bath. ..............S3 $1,000
Evening star., 1934-03-10

Cleveland Park-Detached.
Only $o,25O-Easy Terms.
Detached house; living and dining rooms,
pantry large kitchen. bed rooms. bath.
servants room and storage room; hot
water heat. electricity; front porch; open
fireplace; lot nearly 100 feet front; close
to cars, stores, schools, etc. Truly a rare
bargain. Phone now. MA. 2232. Sunday
evenings. PO. O37O.
McKeever-Hartung Co., Inc,
4, Shoreham Bldg. MA. 2232 .
Evening star., 1934-03-10

1928 RIGGS PLACE. NV.
1 rm, Murphy bed, dinet, X. b. ST D
Evening star., 1934-11-11
MARINES HONORED
ON ANNIVERSARY
Secretary Roosevelt Leads
Tribute at Alexandria
Celebration.
BY STAFF Correspondent of The Star.


ALEXANDRIA, Va, November 10
The highest ranking officers of the
United States Marine Corps gathered
at historic Gadsby's Tavern here to-
night in celebration Of the 159th birth
day anniversary of the Devil Dogs"
Tribute to the 10000 men of the
corps which forms the Nations first
line of defense was voiced by the three
principal speakers, Henry L. Roose-
welt, Assistant Secretary Of the Navy;
Maj. Gen. John H. Russell, COM
mandant of the Marine Corps, and
Robert L. Insko. Virginia department
commander of the American Legion.
The Marine Corps was founded by
an act of the Continental Congress on
November 10, ITS. Its "Semper
Fidelis" emblem has been carried into
every war of Importance involving
United States troops.
In addition to Gen. Russell officers
attending the meeting included Maj.
Gen Henry Lee, commanding the
Marine base at Quantico; Brig. Gen.
Douglas c. McDougal, assistant to
Gen. Russell; Brig. Gen. David Dixon
Porter, adjutant and inspector of the
Marine Corps, and Capt. John w.
Thomason, aide to Secretary Roose-
velt
Emmett C. Dawson. Everett A. He'll
muth, commander Of the Alexandra
American Legion post, presided.
Evening star., 1934-11-11
ANTI.LYNCHING BILL
is seen FACILITATED
REPRESENTATIVE Celler Believes
New Congress Alignment
Will Aid Measure.

BY the Associated Press.
Belief that the new congressional
alignment will facilitate enactment
Of anti-lynching legislation was ex-
pressed yesterday by Representative
Celler Of New York, ranking Demo-
crat on the House Judiciary Commit
tee
Now that Northern and Western
Democrats outnumber those from
Southern States-where most of the
Iynching takes place-well be able to
pass an anti-lynching bill along the
lines of the Wagner -Costigan bill, "
he told the Associated Press.
This measure, which failed to pass
last session, would hold law-enforcing
officials responsible for lynchings, as
we'll as those who actually participate
in them.
Heretofore" Celler said, "the
South has always been able to defeat
such legislation. because Of its
strength in Congress. Now. however.
Northern Democrats outnumber them
in both the Senate and House"
Evening star., 1934-11-11
HAzEN TO GREET
UTILITY VISITORS
National Commissioners
Convention to Open Here
Tomorrow.

Delegates to the convention of the
National Association of Railroad and
Utility Commissioners. to be held here
this week, will be welcomed to the
National Capital tomorrow by Dis
trict Commissioner Melvin c. Hazen.
Plans for entertainment of visiting
commissioners have been arranged by
committee headed by William A..
Roberts, peoples counsel of the Dis
trict.
Lawyers to Be Hosts.
The District Bar Association,
through its Committee on Public Util-
tiles, will be hosts to State commits
sioners at an informal luncheon to-
morrow at the National Press Club.
Maj. Amos A. Holcomb, in charge
OF this feature, announces that law
yers of the District are invited to ate
tend public sessions of the commits
sioners' convention.
The In-Com-Co Club, organiza-
ton of employees of the Interstate
Commerce Commission, is sponsoring
a ball and reception to be held Tues
day at the Willard Hotel. Arrange
ments have been made for officers
and employees of the Federal Power
Commission and the Federal Com
munications Commission to attend,
! Documents to Be Shown.
A feature of the convention will be
an exhibition OF historical documents
and State papers relating to utilities
and transportation regulation, at the
State Department from 10 am. to 4
pm. Wednesday. The exhibit has
neen arranged by Hunter Miller, his
torical adviser.