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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-06-04
HOBSON MADE
REAR ADMIRAL
Congress Bestows Honor
on Spanish War Hero
By COWan

WASHINGTON, June 4. (UP).
On the 37th anniversary of the
sinking of the Merrimac by Cap
tain Richmond Pearson Hobson
in Cuban waters to block the
Spanish fleets escape. congress
Sunday voted him recognition by
elevating him to the rank of a
rear admiral with retired pay of
$3.50 annually.
Congressional action was com
pleted by unanimous house ap-
proval of senate bill. which now
goes to the White House for
President Roosevelt's signature.
The aged Spanish-Amercan
war hero, who has received no
recognition from the government
since his resignation from the
navy 80 years ago because OF
health, walked into the house
galleries shortly after passage OF
the measure. r-r - ~
Chairman Vinson, Democrat,
Georgia of the naval committee,
in charge, of the bill, led the
house in standing ovation to
Hobson, ...
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of Tigersville, S. c., for the past
three months.
Mrs. Thompson is survived by
six children: Mrs. Martha Thomp-
son Sharon, S. c., J. David
Thompson of East Flat Rock,
Mrs. Mabel Raines Tigersville, S.
c., Route l, Mrs. George Ballard
of Tuxedo, Alex Thompson of
Easley, S. c., Mrs. w. Wolfe of
Tuxedo; six grandchildren, and
one sister, Mrs. Lucy Owens of
Fairmont, S. c., also survive.
She was a member of the Bap-
fist church from early girlhood.
She has many friends and loved
ones who will mourn her passing.
Funeral services will be con-
Quoted at Friendship church Tues
day at 3 p. m. by the Rev. L. c.
Pearson and Rev. j. S. Holbert.
Interment will be in the church
cemetery. Pallbearers will be
Odell Raines, Cephus Raines, Lu-
Their Raines. Henry Pitman and
A. L. Pitman. Flower girls will
be Lila Pitman, Myrtle Haynie,
Ethel and Mary Woody.
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VISITORS WELCOME. If you
anpreeiate good food, prompt
courteous service, give Us d ttiai,
Shorty's Pig N WHISTLE e0u'H
Main street.
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TUXEDO
RESIDENT DIES
Mrs. A. S. Thompson in
Tigersville at Time
of Death

Mrs. Angelina Steppe Thomp-
son died Sunday evening at 2:3o
O'Clock after an illness of two
weeks. She was in i'll health for
over a year, seriously for only
two weeks. ~,
She was a native of North
Carolina having made Tuxedo her
home for the past IL years; she
was formerly of Saluda, and was
the daughter of the late Afford
and Matilda StepDe, and the
widow of the late George Dean
Thompson, Spanish-American war
veteran, who preceded her TO tn g
grave by five months and IL
She had made her home with
her daughter, Mrs. Mabel kalnes
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epH NsA SEeWce. INC.

, this mere grocery llSt. oeehs w
me Nadels' has charged for more
than three dozen eggs and that
the butter" She leaned across
the register, resting her bony
figure in such a fashion that a
glance now and then towards
the door would appraise her OF
Cons entrance.
RAIDER was a penurious man.
While it was against orders Tor
his "hired girls" to hang around
the office, if Mrs. Planter was
trying to save him money ne
could overlook a breach of rules.
He adjusted his spectacles on his
knobby nose and peered at the
pad she offered. And he said
nothing after the accounts were
added to his satisfaction, when
the woman crossed to the window
and, under pretext of looking
outside, stood listening to what
Con said over the telephone.
There was no need for the
eavesdropper to hear Donna's
words, for Cons replies gave all
the information she needed.
Com"
eyes"
"This is Donna"
cts about time. What's the
idea of holding me up?"
81 couldn't phone before. |
wasn't alone and my husband"
Jealos. Ell Well, listen. I
want to see you. Shall l come
out there?"
ooh, no! What do you want?
What brings you to Lebanon"
! "YOu, of course. If | can't
come to your house where will
you meet me-"
Il don't know. I really
shouldn't meet you at all. L
don't want to seem unfriendly,
Con, but--well. you see Grand
father-er-old Mr.. Ciddal is
very ill"
"That's one of the reasons Pm
here"
81 don't understand"
az think you do. I'd like to
meet the old man."
81 don't see how it can be ar
ranged. He's bed ridden" 49,
"Why can't it be arranged"
ale doesn't know anything
about you, Con. And Bill-my
husband doesn't like circus folks
and"
81 see. l expect to stick around
a while. Maybe he'll like me when
he knows me-"
"Con, what's come over you?
Didn't Madeline tell you-?"
"She told me a lot. Now listen,
/ don't want to be nasty. You've
always been ace-high with me-
you know that-even if you did
throw me over. And there's
story to that that needs some ex-
planning. l haven't come all this
way without purpose. You'd
better see me and see me quick
If you don't Pm coming out
there. Where do we meet?"
"I-can't meet you now. If
you'll wait"
owe been waiting almost "a
hours. Where do we meet?"
There's a cemetery adjoining
the Baptist church. I'll try to be
there" \
He chuckled. "a cemetery at
the Baptist church! A typical
TRUSTING place for hick lovers.
What time?"
Tomorrow if l can make it.
At noon"
"No, today. It's II now. / sup
pose you've carr"
"Ye-es."
"At three then"
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Fletcher Supply
Company Robbed I, a!

FLETCHER, June 4.-Robbers,
entered the store Of the Fletcher
Supply company early yesterday
and carried away about $bO
worth of merchandise. Entrance
was gained by breaking plate
glass window with two by four.
piece of timber.
The stolen merchandise con.
sists principally of shirts, UNDER
wear, shoes and cigarettes. Part
of the goods. apparently dropped
by the thieves. was found near
the railway tracks. 800. -, -A'
Henderson county officers used
bloodhounds in an effort to track
the thieves and fingerprints wsfe'
taken. No arrests had been rnsae,
however, Sunday night,
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E0Aa.dRal9hP q * B.. n.4 -: Il !:

, queer"
"Queer?"
Yeah. Stick up. sort of. Don't
pay no attention TO anyone and
don't ever visit folks. Are ali
show people. that way?' ,,,.
! mot all" Con moved towards
the railing and flicked the ashes
from his cigar. $50 she seems
different than she did before she
left home?" -
81 dunno about that. l don't
Irecollect her before she went
away. Mebbe marryin' blood kin
made her different"
Perhaps" Con stepped off
the porch and Pete followed.
When Con saw that the small boy
was determined to stay with him
he started off at a brisk stride
down the street. Pete trudged
at his heels, hoping that some of
his cronies would see them. But
| the streets were deserted, store
windows darkened, and most of
the street lamps unlighted.
1t was after II next days be-
fore Donna found an opportunity
to put through the call. The ex-
element of the holiday, the
hearty meal, and later hours than
usual had brought about reac-
ton in Grandfather SiddaPs con-
dition.. Before daylight Miss Per-
kins awakened Bill to ask him to
call the doctor. .s
TO save time Bill hustled into
his clothing, took the car and
drove post-haste into town. Dur
ing the hours that followed Don
ma had been too worried to think
of Con David. Even if she had
done so she coul dnot have tele-
phoned him with the nurse and
doctor and her husband within
ear shot.
But by II the doctor had de-
parted. Grandfather Siddal was
sleeping, Miss Perkins had gone
for a walk. and Bill was doing
belated chores. Donna went int
the hallway and took down the
receiver. Fortunately she did not
know that Mrs. Planter worked
at the Commercial house or she
would have hesitated longer and
been more fearful. Knowing the
gossip's facility for collecting
news, she did not even wonder
how she had learned that Con
was in town.
Pete RAIDER answered the tele-
phone. When Donna asked for
Mr.. David he chirped. "1'll get
him right away. He's upstairs"
Though the telephone was in a
booth the door did not close
properly and anyone in the office
could hear a portion Of the con-
versation taking place. Since the
day before Mrs. Planter had
made frequent opportunities to
be in the front hallway or office,
hoping for a chance to talk to
Con or at least get a good look
at him. Consequently as Pete
darted out of the office he again
came face to face with the form
er housekeeper. Mrs. Planter was
carrying a pad and pencil to jot
down the list of vegetables and
meat she needed for the day.
Pete's haste knocked both out
of her hand.
"You might look where you're
going" she mumbled angrily.
couldn't. Pm in a hurry. Mr..
David's wanted on the tele-
phone"
Mrs. Planter clicked her false
teeth together and went into the
office. "Mr. RAIDER" she said,
crossing to the desk, eff you've
DOT 9 minnie I'd like to check up
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AERIAL GOLF

WASHINGTON, June 4. (UP)
Aerial golf is the latest sport for
aviation enthusiasts. A player
drops a ball on green by small
parachute from a plane. Then he
lands and puts. Washington avi-
ators plan to try it sometime this
month, playing one hole at each
of nine airports.
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,InINc AND PAINTING

REPAIRING AND PAINTING PAIN ING
Nr should be done now. All pre- e.
dictions point to a big TOURIST st
serve you with building S;d ma
ferials of all kinds. Klgpy-
Morrow Company, , LnmOeE'
Pnilding Material. Mlilwoik |:
phone 81. Fourth avenue east.
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miscellaneous

AND ENJOY LIFE. Col
full size gliders S11.9O
H.. Terms SI.00 weekly.
r. Furniture Company.
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Answers to Previous Question:,
THE younger Adams served
l. from March 4. 1925. to March
,, 1929. The Maine was blown
up in Havana harbor, Cuba; Feb
Is. 1898. Only I6 OF the crew, Of
354 wholly escaped injury: Johh
r. Lynch was the negro from
Mississippi who was nominated
for temporary chairman of4fa
major political party conyenti9H
In Chicago in 1854, when JameS
G. Blaine was nominated :fEi
president. Lynch served thru,
terms as member Of CopgrtES
from Mississippi. IN
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YOU ARE CORDIALLY invited
to visit ThompsOn's Soda ana
Sandwich shop, North NAN
street at Five Points, for all
kinds of tasty sandwiches ana
drinks. Quality" plus serv-
ice and satisfaction. Curb serv.
ice.
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"Oh, Con-" ''st
I'll expect you at three in the
cemetery. Don't fail me-" He
hung up the receiver, giving her
no chance for refusal. =. sas.;
Mrs. Planter ducked out Of the /
office as Con David opened the
door Of the booth. ~
(To be continued) ~
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Special Notices

HUGHES HALL, 1923 Sixth ave-
nue. west. Board ana rooiiis >
Phone 1028-W.
Evening star., 1934-05-29

gress, interest account; the Smith
sonian Institution interest account and
number of others In Federal depart
ments. The Senate committee ex-
cluded also from the House bill the
receipts and expenditures of the Sol
diers' Home and provided instead for
an audit by the controller generals
office.
The Senate Committee approved
House provisions repeating nine Of the
permanent and indefinite trust fund
accounts Of the District, and transfer
ring to the Districts general fund any
balances remaining in these separate
accounts. Any claims to be paid from
these funds IN future would have to
be carried In the District appropria-
ton act.
District Action Viewed.
The Senate bill also approves an
other provision abolishing as per-
manent appropriations, four other
District accounts, and requiring that
the amounts required for these pur-
poses appear annually in the District
supply bill. These are: Refunding
water rents, refunding taxes, extern
sion of streets and the policemen's
and firemen's relief fund.
These various trust and special
funds have always been listed in the
budget message submitted to Congress
at the opening Of each session, but
they do not appear as specific items
in the appropriation bill as passed
The only effect Of this change in pol
icy will be to require the estimated ex-
penditures from these funds to ap-
pear in the District appropriation act
each year.
The inclusion Of the proposed ex-
penditures from these permanent and
special funds in the appropriation bill
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the ground that he, too, belongs to the
younger and newer group in the G. O.
p. But Mr.. Macy has been having
plenty of trouble with other factions
in his own State, which would make
it difficult for him to obtain the sup
port of the national committee even
If he wanted the place.
Much speculation has gone the
rounds as to the attitude of former
President Hoover toward the election
of a new national chairman Mr.
Hoover Is still the titular leader of
the Republican party. He undoubted-
ly has many friends on the national
committee. But it is said by these
who should know that Mr.. Hoover is
keeping his hands absolutely off the
matter of electing new national
chairman.
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Kohler, former Governor of Wiscon-
sin, and a successful business man.
But whether Mr.. Kohler could be
elected chairman or would accept Is
another matter. There has been talk
he would run for the Senate this year
against Senator Robert M. La Toilette,
who has recently taken himself out
of the Republican party and into a
new Progressive party in Wisconsin
and will run as that party's candidate
In November.
Roosevelt Is Mentioned.
The name of Col. Theodore Roose-
welt is another that has been advanced
by those who would see the party get
away from its elder statesmen"
Philip Collins of Illinois, who has been
prominent in the organization of the
American Legion, has been mentioned
by those who would put new face in
the picture. Walter S. Hallanan. West
Virginia's member of the National
Committee, is put forward by others
for the craftsmanship.
1t is reported, however, Snat Halla-
iAoiA WIN E'shA al lAAC 1llONSlIlCllt W
have former Senator Watson Of In
diana supplant Sanders as chairman
months ago. Senator Watson has
many friends in the committee and in
the party outside, but there is strong
impression that he will not be selected
for the place. If any of the recog-
niZed old guard is chosen, it would. it
is said, more likely mean the election
of Former Ambassador and Former
Senator Walter E. Edge of New Jersey.
Mr.. Edge is a man of wide business,
as we'll as political, experience.
There has been talk of KingSland
Macy Republican State chairman OF
New York, for national chairman, on
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each year will not affect calculations
for arriving at the Districts revenue
requirements, since these are not new
factors, but merely items which at
present do not appear on the face of
the bill.
The Civil Service Commission told
the Senate committee that the provi-
sion In the House bill transferring to
the Treasury surplus the full amount
of unclaimed civil service retirement
fund accounts that are over one year
old, would merely have the effect Of
increasing the Governments liability
toward the retirement fund in future
years. The commission said it would
also have discouraged employees who
work intermittently for the Govern
ment from leaving their retirement
contributions in the fund in the ex-
pectation Of being re-employed. While
such contributions do not draw in
terest while the employe is laid off,
they save the employe from a rede-
posit when he returns to work.
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FUNDEXEMPT|ONS
SOUGHT BY SENATE
Committee Would Retain
Status of Certain Fea-
lures of Bills.

The Senate Appropriations Commit
tee took steps yesterday to retain the
present status of a number of per-
manent and indefinite appropriations
by eXempting them from a House bill
which seeks to give Congress the right
to review permanent appropriations
annually.
While the Senate committee ap-
proved the bill in principle, it felt
there was no occasion for Congress to
review each year or interfere with the
operation of some of these funds
which are administered by the Gov
ernment, but which do rot come from
the taxpayers. except to limited ex-
tent. in the first instance.
Bill Is Amended.
On this theory, the Senate group
amended the bill to leave out of the
new procedure the civil service retire.
ment fund, the District school teach
ers' retirement fund, the bequest of
Gertrude M. Hubbard. Library of Con.
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GOLD STAR MOTHERS
CALL AT WHITE HOUSE

A visit to the White House, where
they were greeted by President Roose-
velt, was high light of today's
activities of the American Gold Star
Mothers, now holding their second
national convention at the Hamilton
Hotel.
Mr.. Roosevelt greeted the mothers
at IL O'Clock, following an assembly
at the hotel, where the United States
Army Band gave a concert.
This mornings business session
called for a report from the national
officers, auditors and the various
chapter heads. Nomination of officers,
to be followed by an election and in
stallation exercises also was sched-
uled,
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IA RENE
LII hGhENE
E10S Cann Ave- NJ

DFl.D NOHH. AVt. NV.
24-hour elevator and switchboard
service Electric refrigeration on house
current: garage in basement. Laundry
facilities Resident manager
] r. K. 4 a. d. r. b. - S4n. 80
. r. k d. a.. b......... b. 1850
3 r. k. d. a. b.. $1,000 to 1900
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THE NANTUCKET

I4IS ". Near 18th st.
Apis of and 4 rooms. Kitchen and
bath. S35 and $40. Resident mana
ger NO 103s4
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1870 EIuI-ER ST NV

fAt Mozart Place
Apis OF , and rooms. kitchen and
bath $50 and S65O0. Electric re-
frlgeration Elevator.
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THE BARCLAY
pInn Eva sd. NV.

SIOu Eve 81. NV
Apis Of l and > rooms, kitchen AND
bath. $40 to $50. Electric refrlg-
Grafton on house current Elevator
service Resident manager. WEST
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Near Meridian Place.
Apts OF and 3 rooms, kltchen ana
bath dinettes. $40 and S45 Electric
refrigeration Resident manager. Apt.
/. lA47 Oak ST AID 5539
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1832 RMTMORE ST. N.W
1445 70 14Ae OAK ST. NV.

Apis. of = to rooms, kitchen and
bath. S45 to S6o so. Electrical refrig-
Grafton on house current.
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WIsTERIA MANSIONS

1IOI St NV at Mass. Ave.
Convenient downtown location. Apts
of l and ? rooms. kitchen and bath.
$40 so to S67 so Switchboard and
elevator service; electric refrigeration.
Resident manager. Ma. 1900.
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LIE BOJRGET

2127 California st. NV.
Electric refrigeration on house cur
] r. & b. S26. .50
- r, K & o. oo.Ou
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KEYSTONE

2150 Pa Ave. NV.
Switchboard. elec. ref on house cur
rent. elevator. Resident manager.
L r. enc. Dor. 7. h., d. a. bath.
D. C., Kit. .oo7.oO
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THE DRFSDFN
oIoe Cam A.. Nw

2126 Conn. Ave. NV
Electric refrig elevator and SWITCH
hoard service. Res. MIR on premises.
2 r. !. & b........ $50 so and Se7 80
r. X. & b......... $500
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THE WEST VIEW

u NV.
r, k, r. h.. d a. & b...... .S36.75
$3.50 to 54.25
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PARAMOUNT

229 Quincy st. NV
Elev, res. mgr, gas & elec. free.
> r. K, b.. d. a.. porch.
foyer $1,000 and S72.5O
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N. n. Ave, and T sc,
Elevator and switchboard service;
elec. ref. on h. CT resident manager.
. r., k. b. ......... S47.b0 70 SoT.o
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2IAn 10Th ct NV

Elevator. switchboard. resident man.
aeer; electric refriE on house current.
r. k. b.......... $50 so TO $4,000
5 rms. K. q b. .-..... ...... 64.5O
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1920 MONROE ST. NV.
THE PERSHING

Apis of 3 rooms kitchen and bath,
$50 and S54 Electric refrigeration.
Resident manager CO 0595.
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The GUTHRIDGE
2II5 r ST Nv

[liO 81 NV.
Apis OF ] room and bath S26 so
I and > rooms, kitchen and bath.
$3.50 TO S4S Electric refrigeration
without charge; switchboard and ele-
vstor service Resident manager
WE 1851
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C0MMODORF

1887 X. ]. Ave. NV.
Elevator Resident mnnager. Elee.
ref. on house current, .oo
. rms, k. d. a.. b.. foyer -. 5000
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THE LOMRARDY

20lo Eve st NV
Apts Of 3 rooms. kitchen and bath.
$50. Electric refrigeration with u
charge. Switchboard and elevator serv-
ice Resident manager WE. 1850.
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Elevator: electric refrigeratton on
house current; resident manager
rms. K. and b., furnished 5000
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,s1A CONN AVE NJ

Electric refriReration on house cur
rent: resident rnaraRer.
| rm.. k. d. a.. b. & d. r,.,... Sa7 80
. r. k. b. ...... $40 to 5000
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THE SAVOY

2SOI 18th ST. NV
Apts. Of and rooms. kitchen and
bath S475O-S65 Electric refrigera-
tion elevator service Resident Mana
ger AID. 30I4
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1II5 18th St NV
Apt of and rooms. kitchen and
bath. $50 so and s54 20 Electric re-
frigerstion. elevator service Resident
mansgeT Me 4573
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GOTHAM

1913 Calvert st. NV.
Elevator service electric refrigera-
tion resident manager.
ar K '. h. r.. h...... SSH nn
rms. K. r. h.. b......,,.. 62.b0
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3fO1 sixteenth St at Spring Rd.
Apys Of 3 rooms. Kitchen and bath,
S55 anc So 80. Electric refrigeration.
switchboard and elevator service: gar
age II basement. Resident mana ger.
CO. ESQ.
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THE ROCKLEDGE

2456 roth 81. NV.
SUPERB view OF Rock Greek VAL
ley. Public park adjoining. Charm
ing apartments, l room. tiled bath,
built-in tub, shower, $50. 2 rooms,
kit, bath, free Frigidaire. $50.
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1TI7 10th sc. NV.
Electric refrigeration on house cur
rent: resident manager.
9 rms. kit. CO.. b. ......... $50 90
D r., (. 0. ....... .......'. bz'oO
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aas Mass AVE NE

room, dressing closet. bath.
$3.50. 1 room, Kitchen, dinette.
bath, $3.50: 9 rooms. kitchen.
bath. corner. $3.50. Elevator: re-
frigeration on house meter. Resi-
dent manager.
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37II BENTON ST. NV.

At Observatory Place
Apts Of 4 rooms. kitchen bath and
porch electric refriCerstiou; garages
$40. JanitoT on premises
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The LOUISIANA
1918 p ST NV

2I23 18th st. NV.
Apt Of rooms. Kitchen. bath and
porch, $50. Janitor on premises.
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UNDER SAUL MANAGEMENT
GET OUR FOR RENT LIST
1921 CONN. AVE. NV.
rur RHnnE IGIANn

Electric refrigeration on house cur
rent. Resident manager.
2 r, k. .S42.50
Evening star., 1934-07-14
AT Florida Ave

Al fioFida ave.
Apis Of and 3 rooms kitchen and
bath. SAT so to S55. Electric refriger-
alton. free elevator service. Resident
mauager. NO. 6153-W
Evening star., 1934-07-14
RHODE ISLAND GARDENS
e30 Rhode Island Ave. NE.
21I6 p ST. NV.

Electric refrigeration on house sur
rent: elevator. secretarial telephone
service Resident manager.
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