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The Washington times., 1934-03-31
Pete's Going Up

With the coming of warm
weather Pete Macias and his
Heigh-Ho band will transfer to
the Powhattan roof. The legal
papers were signed this week.
That doesn't mean the Heigh-Ho
tap room will close. AS matter
of fact it will be open all summer.
The upstairs Heigh-Ho will shut
down while the Maestro leads his
melody makers close to the clouds
In July and August.
Senator Borah was a Heigh-
Ho visitor this week. So was
Cornelius Vanderbilt (Jock)
Whitney and Mrs. Curtis B. Dahl.
Eleanor Roosevelt and young
jock Mclean are seen together
SO much the local Winchells in
Sist this is real romance.
Gene Vidal, who bosses avia-
ton for Uncle Sam; Commander
Thomas, Lieut.. Latham Rogers,
the Carter Barrons, Countess de
Coligny, Penelope Lodge. George
p. Marshall, Financier Dillon and
The Washington times., 1934-03-31
Stars
3 Ballroom
Dancers

The Shoreham Hotel is present
ing this week three notable
dancers. They are Ricard, Castle
and Raye. This smart ballroom
trio has just returned from a six
months engagement at the Kit
Kat Club and the Palladium in
London. This is their first ap-
pearance in Washington.
Sis and Buddy Roberts, who
were featured with a comedy act
known as Benny Davis And His
Gang" are adding their share Of
laughter to the pleasing program.
Ted Meza, an acrobatic dancer
who besides doing tao dancing pre-
sents a very laughable exhibition
in what he calls, the "inebriated
dance" is another comedy act
on the bill.
Several novelty and singing acts
complete the entertainment. The
dance music is by Maxim loves
Shoreham Orchestra directed by
Barnee.
The Washington times., 1934-03-31

oompeiian red decorations. White
leather chairs, cozy divans and
low tables give a feeling of in
eormality.
Palms dominate the center Of
the floor, which can, and will, be
cleared for dancing. A fountain
with real fish and several impos-
ing statues line the walls, color
fully lighted. While the room
has an intimate touch, you can
be comfortable without being
crowded.
Sidney and his orchestra will
provide the music for dancing, as
well as light concert and classic
selections. Dancing will be in
force during the cocktail hour and
supper session.
It's been six years since supper
dancing was held regularly at the
Mayflower. Welcome back!
The Washington times., 1934-03-31
Michel Prospers

Club Michel enjoyed the most
prosperous week of the season
with the seven days which ended
Thursday night. Walter Won
Herbulis is smiling and why not.
Traces much of it to that full
page ad in The Washington
Times feature section Of last
Saturday.
Ken Murray, breezy and orig
inal, changes his routine nightly
and is thumbing offers to take
the whole show to Chicago but
not until they wear out their
welcome at Thomas Circle.
Explorer Frank Buck, Of wild
Cargo" dropped in for a few
gay moments before taking the
train to New York. He had in
his party Ned Depinet of RKO
and Division Manager Jim Bren-
nan, of Trenton. A real Murray
Brennan reunion occurred. For
it was for Manager Brennan that
Comedian Murray played his
first week of Keith vaudeville.
Glimpsed during the week =,
the Ainsley Knight sharpShooters
were Major and Mrs. M. B. Hum
phrey, Major and Mrs. H. C.
Pierce, Mr.. and Mrs. Chauncey
Parker, Miss Eleanor Wells, Miss
Janet Woodbury., of Portland, Me-,
guest of honor at a party given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Leigh
ton; Mr.. Richard Jackson, jr.,
Mrs. Neitah King. Mrs. w. w.
Howes and her daughter, Miss
Mary Howes, home for the Easter
vacations.
The Washington times., 1934-03-31

Ken Murray, that popular fun
nyman Of the stage, screen and
radio, heads a most pretentious
show at Club Michel that not
only includes himself but galaxy
Of Broadway stars and chorus
Of beautiful girls. Sophie Tucker
was seen at the Michel two or
three times during her appear
ance here at the Earle last week
and did she rave about Helen
Charleston! Helen, you know, is
the clever little lady who imper-
sonates the we'll known movie
stars, and she did her Sophie
Tucker" for the star
The Washington times., 1934-03-31
AFTER DARK NEWS
'Murray-Go-Round Revue, Staged
By Comic, Now at Club Michel

One funny skit in the show is
a novel number called The Fly.
ing Trapeze," featuring Timber.
legs Edwards and Milton Charles
ton. Frank ("Bring 'em Back
Alive"D Buck saw it the first
night and was delighted.
Others in the big "Murray-Go-
Round" Revue are AL Kicker,
Helen Jean Morehead, Natalie and
Howard and a beautiful chorus Of
girls who do several Snappy mum.
bers. Ken Murray keeps things
moving all evening and person.
ally sees that everyone is having
a good time.
The Washington times., 1934-03-31
Lanny Ross Believes
ii s Voices SuDeriOI

Americans have the best voices
in the world, in the opinion OF
Lanny Ross, radio star, now fea-
tured in Melody in Spring"
"The average American music
lover is Oftentimes swayed by
the traditional belief that Eu-
rope has all the voices" he said.
I'm recent years, American
concert singers have so charmed
devOteeS Of the classics, that be-
fore long the local products
should come into their own"
The Washington times., 1934-03-31
|MA~FLOWER LOUNGE OPENS - Me-
Lotus Has Snappy Floor Show
Macias Band Signs for Roof;
Doinss at Wardman
RY AINsLEY r. KNIGHT

Easter parade Balmy weather. Cherry blossoms ready to
bud along Potomac shores United States pay cuts coming
back NRA visitors filling the hotels Spring tourists arriving
On train After dark business booming Prosperity has
armed the corner
The arrival of April finds the hotels and supper clubs sing
ng the theme song "Happy Days Are Here Again, as
though they really it. For in the last week OF
ent diversion seekers good patronized dine and
dance and
The Washington times., 1934-03-31
Boy Scouts Guests

Five hundred District Boy
Scouts we're the invited guests
of Warner Bros. Metropolitan
Theater this morning for the
world premier of mo Greater
Glory" the Columbia picture di-
rected by Frank Borzage. The
Boy Scouts modified at Franklin
Park and marched from there to
the Metropolitan Theater.
The Washington times., 1934-03-31

NeW 7Orel Lounge
On Monday the Hotel May
flower will officially open its new
lounge. Actually it has been open
since yesterday and the former
Palm room has been transformed
BY arts and crafts so that the
$45, 900 expenditure on this cock
tail and supper dance rendezvous
has provided both atmosphere and
allure.
OSgood Roberts conducted your
inspection scribe on a pre-view
tour Friday.
Walter Ballard and Samuel
RevneSS are the decorators.
They've spared no pains to make
every detail perfect. The color
scheme is gold and ivory. with
The Washington times., 1934-03-31
Strickland Pep

Snap and pep are the keynotes
of the Lotus entertainment. Geared
in high AL Norton as Emcee steps
on the accelerator and drives
through a fast As minutes of floor
The Washington times., 1934-03-31

NELLY" Vanderbilt were among
those observed by Ainsley Knight
correspondents this week.
Enrico Madriguraez, Of the
Waldorf-Astoria, tossed the Ma
cias Band a wistaria on Thurs
day night for smooth rhythms.
The Macias smile broadened when
two Of the regular customers
long distanced from New York
Just to convey Easter greetings.
The Washington times., 1934-03-31
Mustache Abandoned

FOR the first time in more than
90 -ars of acting, Sir Guy Stand
ing is appearing in THE Witching
Hour" without a mustache.
The Washington times., 1934-03-31

routines, Bea Fiddler in song
and dance and Walter and Eddie,
two comedians, are the other en-
tertainers on a bill which can't be
beaten for an hours entertain
ment.
OF course, the perennially pop
ular Emory Daugherty and his
orchestra play nightly at La
Paree.
The Washington times., 1934-03-31
New Hotel Lounge

dAnce and gossip retreats.
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RUGS-Six European OrientaIs; viii sell
all for 500; can be seen Sunday or Mon
day until 10 pm, at my residence. 470S
Georgia ave 0os
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81 p ST NW.-Smau candy store; sac
rifice; low rent; only $500 cash. ME.
Ap0n EM nOIG ~
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NURSERY CHAIR. Teeter baby chair. play
pen and pad; like new; exceptional value.
Phone Cleveland 52S5
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''Tarzan and His Mdte,"
ROOMS-SUBURBAN.

60 ELLERsON AVE, Clarendon, Va
Wanted settled couple to share half Of
house; reasonable. Reference required.
Mrs. Burke 22'
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2440 10th ST. NV.
Park Towers. opposite
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Resident Manager.
900 10Th ST. NV.
Corner Eye ST.: refrigera-
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TIE gsanor. A. columbia
rooHs bath porch $4,000
1417 NEWTON ST. NV.
Newton EaI-Elevator; re.
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Resident Manager.
6o21 GA. AVE. NV.
Wsites va sRsssrq4 Reed Hospi9sRF: iReRF0ilse rse
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2714 QUARRY RD. NV.
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Refrigeration. Res. mgr.
1921 BELMONT ST. NV.
room. kitchen. bath. :. $4,000
2215 l4th ST. NV.
The Princeton rooms,
bath and porch. electric
reIrlgeratlon ........... S526
1923 CLIFTON ST. NV.
s rooms and bath. -. $500
1900 WHO. AVE. NV.
3 rooms, bath, porch. $4,000
sos 18th ST. NV.
Q rooms. kitchen. bath. $500
o31 G. ST. NV.
p rooms. kitchen. bath $500
1417 MASS. AVE. Sc.
4 rooms, hall and bath. $500
TWo-FAMILY FLATS.
4317 RIVER RID. NV.
8 rooms. bath and porch,
hot-water heat, electricity S35 90
610 MORRIS ST NE.
5 rooms and bath. S25.5O
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
1908 4 st. NV. National 2345.
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HOUSES-FURNISHED.

7-ROOM AND BATH BUNGALOW. LARGE
grounds. in beautiful Woodbridge. 24l4
Monroe st. ne; $40.
5-ROOM HOUSE: SIS MONTH: 15 MIN.
from D. C. Inquire Shannons Store. near
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6 ROOMS. ELEC., GAS. H.-WH. LARGE
grounds. lovely shade trees: S55. to reliable
party: lease preferred KenSington $40.
7 ROOMS. . BATHS. DETACHED BRICK:
oil heat, cleo, refrig.. hot-water heater;
lawn. garden: 500. SH. 31s6-W
TAKOMA PARK-ATTRACTIvE 7-RM.,
detached house; elec. refrigeration. grand
piano. ami; garage; centrally located.
near car line. SH 3605-W
COMPLETELY FURNISHED MODERN
homes, all good northwest sections; rents
reasonable; car and guide free. 2sl4
Conn. ave. NV. Adams 6S63. "a
FURNISHED HOUSES. ALL SECTIONS.
GIBSON RENTAL BUREAU. INC, 1871
NV NATIONAL 557S.
TEN-ROOM DWELLING. MODERN AP-
pointments. commodious porch; lot 200 by
125 feet. good shade. beautiful grounds
garage To responsible tenant at $3.50
per month to October
TYLER & RUTHERFORD INC.
1870 K st. NV. MA. 0476.
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HOUSES-IINFIIRNISHED

COLORED-ll0S TENTH ST. N.W.-6
rooms, bath. electricity. latrobe heat;
mont ave. ME. $500.
COLORED.
1907 Gales n.e.-6 r. e. b., h.-wh..
elec.. good condition: S36,50.
925 st.-15 rooms, baths, hot-water
heat, excellent condition: good roomng
house proposition; 500.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE & INVEST
1904 vt. Ave. NV MA. 1893.
COLORED.
700 Col. I'd. n.w.-6 rms, b.. cleo. S35 80
THOMAS THO A p p. + Brown 6I5 iiS AZ St. sW s.W.
COLoRED.
997 4th tbs. St Rvs Z. b.. gas $50 90 SO SO
1928 st. nw-S r. b., ami. $500
90 Canal St sw4 rooms ..,.. 1850
1895 Del ave. sw-3 rooms -. L. 30
4 st. sW-6 rooms, water .,, 90. 90
g3l st. sW-6 r, b. elec .,,,,. - 80
SO ST. sw-5 r. b. gas. ...... 81 80
POI N ST. S.w.-3 rooms. ......... 100
90 Va. ave. s.w.-7 r. b. gas. zee. 25 90
1924 md st. sw.3 rooms. ...... 1900
1907 3rd ST. sw-3 r k 3D.. 1850
426 6l2 st. s.w-6 rooms ...... l. so
409l2 Sth ST. sw.-6 rooms. water. 23.u0
1928 st. s.e-5 rooms. water =. is so
l34 Francis st. se-4 rooms -. 1l.50
40S L st. se.-6 rooms. ......... 1000
OF lst ST. s.e.4 r. b....... 1S5 so
1919 lSt st. s.e-5 r, elec. ...... 1900
1922 South Capitol rooms. -. 1850
654 Callan st. n.e-6 rooms 49,. 5000
FLOYD E DAVIS COMPANY.
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ROOMS-UNFURNISHED.

32I ST NE-Unfurnished rooms; two
rooms. kitchen. hot-water heat. gas. elec.
light; near the Union Station; S32 30. Il.
semi-bath. End floor; employed couple pre-
ferred.
3O12 18th ST. NW.-Two large front
rooms. newly decorated; heat. light. gas;
private home: S2S.
1860 MINTWOOD PL. Osth Col rd.)-
3rd floor rooms for particular business
people; ress.; comfortable surroundings.
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.


WANTED = SMALL FURNISHED HOUSE
May . to Sept: /; 2 adults, must be nice
and good nelghborhood and priced low;
prefer NV section best local references
Address Box 273-E Star office. giving
full details.
WANTED OR ROOM. COMPLETELY
furnished modern home; any good NV.
section: $50 to 500. Adams 6S63. 22'
WANTED BY MAY WE'LL LOCATED
unfurnished. detached house, in NV. Sec
ton: containing large living ROOM. bed
rooms. , baths. maids room and bath.
oil heat, elec. refrigeration; for not more
than Sl25 per month. Phone EN-. 1909.
I HAVE TENANTS WAITING FOR FUR
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couple. Give exact location and full infor-
nation. Address Box 251-E. Star once.
HAVE DEMAND FOR HOUSES AND APIS.
reasonable rent white and colored. Prompt
attention given to listings.
P. J. WALSHE, INC,
1107 Eye st. NV. Ma. 2095.
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WANTED.

RooMING AND BOARDING HOUSES.
II you have place of business you
wish to sell for quick results. no publicity,
buyers waiting, call
UNITED SALES & SERVICE,
H2O1 Mass Ave. NV. DE. 1bSI:
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
TABLE BOARD.
WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.

1929 K ST NV. The Lee-MarQue-Excel
lent table board. home cooking. homemade
brta ds ana desserts; reasonable. pa
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MOTHER AND TWO GROWN SONS wish
two rooms. private bath pbreferred. and
board. State price and location. Address
Box 3J6-E. Star Office. 22'
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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14I1 WHITTIER ST. NW.-9 ROOMS. 2
baths, garage. screened. excellent condi-
26l3 &sth St NV rooms 9 baths,
1889 Perry pit rooms and bath; Just
of NATfoNXLs tFh "a sSGd %dRTAg ePGdit2n si iSvEsr
MENT CORP.
1904 Vermont Ave. MA. 5S33.
MODERN 7-RM BRICK HOUSE, BUILT
venient We to Navy Yard: Capitol, Union Sta;
ti0n buildings; sHTppinE M ana
NEAR WARDMAN. PARK.
= bright rooms. 2 tiled baths with
attn inspect od 4S
dds4-W after 6 pm. or Pc. 2303 after
TWO VERY ATTRACTIVE MOD
ern houses. in excellent condition.
1l67 3rd ne, $1,000. and HE
ner). S4J 90. 1t will pay you to
BOSS SOs a. g. PIE PHELPS. iiS.S7 i417 X St. NV.
1907 37th ST. N.W-VERY DELIGHTFUL
home excellent condition., garage: near
Western High and grade schools reduced;
BOSS & Phelps. 1417 x St NV.
5Sl6 9TH ST. NV.
Detached sem-bqngaloT rooms rroDTsn,sstl7 bath;
located. Key at $500 9TH st;
RENT, $500.
International Finance Corp,
500 Investment Bldg. District 056s.
1912 10Th ST. NV.
IL rooms . baths, INV. heat. cleo
sfpiafe Fer Soct6T once oco or
,5SH SHANNoNn ! sI n s y LUcHs rs col Ss45
RENT REDUCED.
1714 ST. Sc.
6 rooms and bath. hot-water heat. elec.
500 e4ssg5. 6 ST, NE.
8 rooms and bath. f-story brick home.
' BRooKLAND
40l6 22nd ST. NE.
BungaloW-5 rooms and bath. modern.
1915 18th PL. NE.
Apartment Of . rooms. kitchen and bath.
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30l3 OTIS ST. NE.
$1,000.
Detached 2-story home Of 6 rooms and
bath. h.-w.h.. eIec. and gas: 2-story rear
porches: also front porch. hardwood floors.
(Key and information 3ll6 Newton ST. n.eJ
HARRY A. KITE, INC,
1913 18th 81. NV.
National 1876.
227 S ST NEG R. B.. AMI. $500
81 18th st. SET =. b.. h.-a h, ell. 1000
202l lSt st. n.w.-6 T., b.. ANIL. 41.5O
329 18th st. n.e.-O r, b., a NIL. 30
1898 B st. s.e.-6 T. b. ami. 45-OO
1920 D ST. n.e.-6 r, b., ami. go. 1000
2l3 3rd ST. SET r.. b., ami. .. 800
81 5th St s.e.-6 r. b.. lat. elec. 80. 30
920 st. se.--6 r, b.. lat, elec. $500
lo4l Eve st se-6 r. b. lat. elec. 35 90
1921 K St s.e.-6 r. b.. h.-w.h. 300
l435 d st. SET r. b., lat. cleo. 30. 90
934 4th ST. n.e.-5 r.. b.. ANIL. 81 90
ia 9th ST. se-6 T.. cleo. ....... 20.OO
John +. DONOHOE & SONS
314 Pennsylvania Ave. Sc.
GET OUR COMPLETE LIST.
WEST CHEVY CHASE. MD.
3B DRUMMOND AVE.
SIS 90 large detached home consist
YO''NN ing of 12 rooms " baths and
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l0O0 ii St. N. w. NAtlC
WHITE HnHCE

WHlIE-HOUSES.
1925 wyoming ave: n;w.-12 r. esooo oo
1e6s 6sffSi Buchanan IN ST. saTaEs Ts r b. $4,000
oil burner, elee, garage ....... 135OO
Md-S r. 2 b.. Law. gar. ..... 125.OO
14l1 K st. nW.-l1 r.. > b. 1850
1890 Mass. ave. n.w.-9 r. b. -. 1000
1oS nd E. TayiOro St Chevy Chase. ,oo ~
1000 Harrison St NV r, b. 'oo'oO @
17a5 AS 18th thSs St. n.w.a r. ab.:: $500 $500
1905 18th st. NV r. b., Law. $500
541S 18th st. n.w-S r, d. 1900
313l Van Ness st. n.w.-S r, b.. 1880
S13 9th st. n.w.-10 r. b.; ami 1000
1900 Irving st. n.w.-S T.. b.. gar. $500
1887 Michigan ave. n.e.--1O r. b. $500
924 pl. n.w.-12 T.. b. ..... 5000
iisht and hot water ffurnished..' $3.50
1852 Quebec st. n.w.-6 r. D.. $500
light and hot water furnished. $500
212 TAYLOR st. n.w.-6 rms. b.. $500
5S19 Colorado ave. n.w.-S r.. b. $3.50
Zig light O and rfi hot Water furnished. t d. 5000
1904 Quebec pl. n.w.-6 rms, b.. 5000
722 Somerset pl n.w.--6 r. b.. 5000
36433 1lth st; n.w.-6.r.. b; -; 1850
% f.; 8'ru 3r. b.. ~ finished basement. as ne i 47.5o
66, Randolph st. n.w.-6 rms. b.. oo
4s$s 4s$s Brewer pl; NV 90 T. ,::: b,:::: 5ss.99SS
a995 }@ Portner TT ssG st. nW&e ta.9 r. $500
334 10th st. s.e.-6 r.. b.. ;..;.. $500
253 14th pl. n.e-6 r. b., lat, elec. 30 so
7I0 N st. n.w.-11 r. b. lat. gas. 300
$500 Evarts st. ne r, D.. 5000
25 X st. n.w.~5 r.. stove elec.. $3.50
1916 Mimi ave- se-5 rms. b.. $500
B. F. SAUL CO.,
Ma o1Oo. 9a5 18th st. NV.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ADDING MACHINES, Monographs. Ad-
ciTeSsographs and other equipment; like
new: bargain prices United 1928
ave- MA 5000
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ANTIQUE FURNITURE, also quantity
antique china, glass, pictures. etc: very
reasonable CO. 10322. 1927 Park rd.
BABY CARRIAGE, reed; good condition;
So Adams 37bS-J.
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WEST CHEVY CHASE. MD.
30 DRUMMOND AVE.
SS5 On large detached home consist
TO"'NN ing of 10 rooms " baths and
2-car garage. Drive out Wisconsin ave.
short distance beyond District line.
turn west into Drummond ave. To
inspect, key next door
INTERNATIONAL FINANCE CORP.
500 Investment Bldg District 056S.
BURIEITH.
Several of these convenient. desir-
able. modern homes. Six rooms and
bath. and seven rooms and two
baths. porches, garages. sos to S95.
See Mrs Cole 1913 S st. NV. or
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1905 H st. NV. National 2345.
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FURNITURE-Living room and dining
room suites. modern; good condition. Apt.
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linning at Locus Palace.
APARTMENTS-FURNISHED.
2540 14th ST. NV.

Nicely furnished apts. $50 to S45
month; gas and elec. inc. CO. 10407. 22'
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LARGE ICE CHESTS. # by IT. by 4
TT. and smaller sizes; round-top tables
g.. c. 5-hp. motors and less. ice cream
tubs and containers, S0-quart dough mixer,
stainless steel rotisserie, 50gal. stone
crooks 606 18th st NV
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TOOD, So cord; well seasoned, cut any
nth frna dnliunr,r ME RQEG
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front room; suitable l or gentlemen.
sos PENN. AVE. Sci room and kitch-
enette, light housekeeping; Sc week.
l1O7 d ST. S.E-One front room. h., g.. e.,
also h.-w.h.; gentleman only; S15 month
1921 1st ST. NE.-Two furnished rooms;
private family. IL
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1 $40 MONTAGUE ST-Master bed room
and private bath. or 2 single communicat-
ing rooms adjoining bath. In private fam
lily. near Rock Creek Golf Course. Phone
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1894 HARVARD, Apt. l-COmf0rtab DIE,
large room, newly papered conv. hot water;
SIS single. SIS double; excellent location.
1919 18th ST NW-Large front rooms
for light housekeeping. Sc up; single, S3
up North 1894.
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324 PEABODY ST. NW.-Large room,
lavatory, semi-bath; suitable couple; pri-
vate family; near car line GE. 1870.
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from cars. AID. 2171.
17OS 10th ST. W.-Furnished single and
double; also room and kitchen; reasonable
terms. Call and see. Good nelghDorhooo.
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PAINTS-Direct factory distributors; you
save 25Ts. Washable gloss paints, pure
red roof paint, S1.40 gal. UP. Pyus Adams,
1ll9 9th ST. NV Ma S90l
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1904 18th ST-Large, clean single and
double rooms, conf. twin beds: also 2
room. private bath apt: reas. rates.
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

FARM AND GARDEN.
MOTHERS DAY-Living rosebushes. for
So Golden Dawn pink. Empress tcrlm-
Son), Gold Masterpiece. Alexander Benz,
1888 N. H. ave. NV.
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WALKING DISTANCE-11431 18th St. NV.
Very desirable single and double rooms.
newly decorated. comfortable beds.
2O59 PARK RID. facing Rock Greek Park)
Large, attractive r.. shower b., inst. n W.
hoe' 4AA'' HN->'
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

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finance a real liquor proposition wnlch
will stand the most rigid Investigation.
4 ~ II - n -, sSc1 Ctar ofTre
Evening star., 1934-04-21

1924 CALVERT ST. NW-Nicely fur
nished, comfortable. single room. southern
exposure. next bath; all conveniences; pri-
Evening star., 1934-04-21

IN PLEASANT SOMERSET private lHW-
ily; detached home. yard, flowers;. garage
and sleeping porch Phone wisconsin 4405.
1928 18th ST. NV. APT. Nicely fur
nished front room. walking distance down.
Evening star., 1934-04-21
FOR QUIET ADULTS.
THREE ROOMS AND BATH.
1926 KANSAS AVE. NV. 22s

1928 ABBEY PL NE.
Rooms. Kitchen. Bath.
$1,000.
1 ROOM. KITCHEN AND BATH, S27 so
per month, in apartment house at 733
9th 81. sc.
MRS. A. NJ. wATERHoLTER.
49, 9th st. Sc. IL 0e57
Hyder weekly herald., 1934-03-31
SAYS SILVER RATIO OF
 16 TO IS TOO HIGH

That the proposed 16-to-1 ratio is too high and insistence upon it's adoption is, a stumbling block to international stabiliz- aticn is indicated in a recent market letter of Wolverton and Co.,, of Vancouver, whose pene.. trating analyses of mining and financial conditions have at- tracted much attention in re- cent years.
 With reference to the subject the letter says:
 International recognition of a 5000-year standard involy. ing the use of silver as a basis fer money, is coming. Many intermediary steps have al- ready been taken and more arc coming up for adoption from month to month. The basis of permanent stabilization of sil- yer in relation to gold is a mat ter of paramount importance The old basis of 16-to-1 is too high. Probably if the so-called American silver bloc had been satisfied to recommend a basis of about 40-to-1, equivalent to 86-cent silver, the Wheeler bill would have been passed in the United States Senate in Janu- ary. However, many ec'onom- ists, formerly welded to the gold standard, were thunder struck when that bill was only beaten by a vote of 45 i.,o 43.
Hyder weekly herald., 1934-03-31
Alaska Treasury Balance
 Shows Good G a n

The Territ torial Treasury was $173, ,356.79 better off at the end of February than on the same date a year ago, accord ing to the monthly report of Treasurer W. G. Smith.
 The net cash balance at the clSHe of business February 28 was S690,918.23, as compared to $517,561.44 at the end of February, 1883. The total cash balance for each year was S765,238.07 and S574,O86.68.
Hyder weekly herald., 1934-03-31
ALASKA ELECTION BILL
 UP TO PRESIDENT

The Dimond bill setting the second Tuesday in September as the date for holding the bi- ennial general election in Alas ka was passed by the Senate last week and sent to the White House.
 The measure also provides that the Alaska legislature shall hereafter convene on the second Monday in January every second year after the present one. The election pro- vision becomes effective this year.