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The Washington times., 1934-05-02
j. s. To HASTEN
|NSULL TRIAL
IN CHICAGO

CHICAGO, May 2 UN.sJ.-A
yawning cell awaits Samuel insult
If he arrives by night and a court
arraignment will be awaiting the
prisoner if he arrives by day.
This, in short, is the reception
that has been prepared for the
former multi.millionaire in the
Middle Western metropolis that
once bowed to his every whim
and worshipped the utilities mag
nate as a financila wizard.
Due To Arrive May 8
The man who ingeni0lSly built
an incredible utilities empire only
to topple from the pinnacle by
the very force of its anna. ing mag
nitude is being brought back to
the United States on q presiden'
tial warrant.
Mr.. insult is expected in Boston
aboard the steamship Exilona
about May 7. Unless q reported
attempt by the 74-year-old fugi
tive'S attorneys to delay his de
p 'ture from the Eastern sea
board is successful MIR. insult
should arrive here on May 8.
At the train he will be met by
two stern deputy United States
marshals. There he will be served
with a bench warrant on two
Federal indictments that were re
turned after the insult utility EN-
pire collapsed.
If he returns by night Mr.. In
sull will be taken Immediately to
a cell in the Cook county jail to
await arraignment before Federal
Judge James H. Wilkerson in the
morning. If it is daytime he will
be taken at once to court.
Named on Two Counts
The one.time utilities magnate
who fled from the debris of a
$400 100000 kingdom only to be
seized in Turkey, is named in two
Federal indictments together with
II others. now free on $4,000
bond. The indictments charge
misuse of the mails in the sale
of corporation securities and VIC
lation of the bankruptcy act.
Unless new obstacles loom In
the path of Government prose
cutors, Mr.. insult will go to trial
a week after he has been ar
raigned.
The Washington times., 1934-05-02
100000 To SEE
WINCHESTER
APPLE FETE

WINCHESTER, Va, May q.
Dressed in festive attire. with its
stores and buildings brilliantly
decorated in bunting Of variegated
colors, this town today was pre-
pairing to play host to some l00,'
600 visitors who are expected for
the apple blossom festival begin
ming tomorrow.
With the weather bureau fore
casting clement weather for to-
morrow and Friday, buses, trains
and private cars were bringing
scores Of people by the hour to
witness the glorious spectacle OF
the eleventh annual Shenandoah
apple blossom festival.
Children Parade
The two-day fete begins with a
school children's parade tomorrow
morning at 10 a. m, and ends
Friday night with a picturesque
ball. Highlight of tomorrow's pro.
gram will be the crowning Of
Mrs. John Hay Whitney, interna-
tionally known horse woman Of
"Llangollen," Upperville, Va, as
queen Of the festival.
The coronation ceremonies will
be held on the esplanade of the
Randley Public School. Mrs.
whitney will be attended by two
maids Of honor and a retinue OF
twenty-nine princesses. She will be
crowned queen by Lewis w. Doug
rs, director of the Federal
Budget.
Every hotel and rooming house
IN Winchester is filled. The
housing committee, however, to-
day announced that plans are
being made for the housing Of
al visitors.
"Open House" Is Rule
Significant Of southern hos
pitality, the doors of private
homes here are being thrown
open to visitors who otherwise
could not be accommodated.
The 20 princesseS, representing
schools and colleges from a dozen
states in the Union, will arrive
in town tomorrow. They will be
housed in the historic Southern
Inn.
The Washington times., 1934-05-02
Test Tube Doesn't Lift
Curse of LEGITIMACY

NEW YORK, May 2 (I.N.S.).
"The legal position Of a test
tube baby born to an unmarried
woman?"
Former Governor Charles s.
Whitman, the noted prosecutor
who sent Lieutenant Becker and
"Gyp the Blood" to the electric
chair. repeated the question. He
said:
"Mind you now, I am only
talking about the legal aspects
Of this. II the child Is born to
an unmarried woman, In the
eyes Of the law 1t Is illegitimate."
SHOULD HAVE FATHER
The question was raised by the
revelation of DR.. Frances Isabelle
Seymour that she had made 1t
possible for two young business
women to become mothers despite
the fact that they refused to
marry. They never saw the
fathers Of their children.
One of these two women Is the
mother Of a child of ten months.
The other is expecting one
shortly.
DR.. Beatrice Hinkle, noted psy.
chiatrist, said:
'Tt is unfortunate that the
child should be deprived of a
father. Every child should have
. father, even though that pa.
The Washington times., 1934-05-02

rent, may, in the end, prove un-
desirable.
"A great many women feel
that they should have q right to
follow the maternal instinct by
having children without mar.
riage but they are disregarding
the child's rights"
THE OTHER VIEW
J. Prentice Murphy, president Of
the Child Welfare League Of Amer
lea, said:
"The unmarried women men.
toned are entitled to every pri.
vacy and I would say that they
present no problem that Is any.
bOdy'S business"
Prof. Clarence G. Dittmer, so
ciologist of New York University
said:
can excellent solution. Un-
married women can have chill.
dren without theological sim"
The Washington times., 1934-05-02
WANTED, BODY
FOR AUTO BUS

Children at the Neighborhood
House, social center in the 400
block N. st. N. W.. will enjoy a
summer outing soon if someone
can donate to the House a dis
carded bus body. A friend has
offered bus chassis if a body
can be obtained.
The only specifications are that
the body will fit a Packard
chassis.
The appeal was sent out when
it was found there we're no funds
available to take the children on
an outing this summer.
The Washington times., 1934-05-02
King and Queen
Of Mau CrOLUned

The King and Queen Of May
were crowned yesterday by the
St. Anthony'S Catholic School at
its May Day. festivities at ST..
Anthony's Church, Twelfth and
Monroe SITS. N. w. The two chill
dren are Julius EckerSoa and
Ann IArie Pope.
The Washington times., 1934-05-02
1.-THE CAR WITHOUT A PRICE CLASS"

of dollars extra to obtain in other makes
of cars.
These facts in themselves prove Ford V-S
value. But consider Ford comfort Only this
completely modern car gives you free act1o"
for all four arheels, plus sturdy axle construc-
tion, And don't forget the safety of Ford's
all-steel body-here's "life insurance" you
must hare in this day of crowded traffic.
"High priced car" value-that's what the
powerful, handsomely streamlined Ford W.
qives YOU! Yet it costs less to buy, costs less
The Washington times., 1934-05-02
is cuIIed~

MOT 3-see all makes of cars! Drive
them-every one! Listen to the many
features praised as marvels of automobile
design and engineering by those selling cars
of $500, $1,000, $1,000 and even $4,000
more cost than the Ford V-8!
Ford invites and welcomes comparison
with all cars-because so many of these
features in high-priced cars are Ford V-8
features. For example, you must pay
$4,000 to get the Ford type of engine in
the next lowest cost car-the famous V-8
The Washington times., 1934-05-02

to operate, and WneH you
come to turn it in, brings
you the highest resale
price.
See them all, and you'll
buy Ford. Drive the Ford
V-8-before you buy any
car at any price.
The Washington times., 1934-05-02

(which is the largest selling Scotch
Whisky in Scotland? White Horse!
In Great Britain? In the United
States? In the entire world? White
Horse Your first drink will tell
you why. Experts blindfolded-
can usually identify White Horse
from all others, so distinctive and
superior are its taste, aroma and
bouquet. Blended? Of course. .. it is
q blend Of many choice whiskies,
The Washington times., 1934-05-02

cylinder type that holds
every land, water and air
speed record. Welded stee!
spoke wheels, also, are
found on the Ford alone
under $4,000. A dozen
other Ford V-8 superior
tiles would cost hundreds
Evening star., 1934-09-09
APARTMENTS-SUBURBAN.

UNFURNISHED-2nd FLOOR. . ROOMS.
kitchen private bath: REFRIGERATOR. heat,
light; in private home: adults; Forest
Glen. Nd. Phone Shepherd 3237. q"
UNFURNIsHED-3, ROOMS, KITCHEN
month. Clarendon 2402.
FURN l RM.. KIT. AND BATH. PRIV.
ent and bath; block trans. and stores;
newly dec; h.-w.h. and lights. furn.; S35.
Phi Greenwood 1177. 103-W Madison
ave. Riverdale. Md
LIVING ROOM. WITH TWIN STUDIO
couch. kitchen. bed room. private bath:
2nd hcor: modern; available now. 6hep-
NEAR TRANSPORTATION: COMPLETELY Y
furnished apt; new>refined home ami.
Frigidaire. electricity, gas, unlIm. phone;
reasonable. Greenwood 24Ol
. ROOMS, KITCHEN. BATH. ELECTRIC
ice box will furnish heat, light and gas:
$40. 4515 Highland ave, Bethesda. Md.
224 VEITCH ST. BALLSTON, VA. -
Furn.. 3 rooms. kitchen. lavatory. porch.
yard; 1st floor; ami; reasonable. Claren-
don 1875.
2ND FLOOR APT FURNISHED: KTTCH-
en-. living room and > bed rooms. gas.
elec. and garage included. ideal for chill
dren; $40. $40 Cleveland ave, River
dale Md.
AND 3 RMS. KITCHENETTE DINETTE
Frigidaire city conveniences; OPP Lyon
Village. Lee Highway. Va; heat. water
S45 mo. Walnut 1865. %
Evening star., 1934-09-09
POPULAR COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
CENTTnN

1887 Parkwood place nw-Brick row
six-room house. in excellent condition;
hardwood floors throughout tile bath
room newly furnished kitchen with G. E.
refrigerator large basement with storage
bins and cabinets. new heating plant,
instantaneous water heater. three porcheS.
double masonry garage with easy en-
trance. bargain at S7.45O. Payments
like rent. with reasonable cash down
See your broker or call OWNER. cleve-
land 1866.
Evening star., 1934-09-09
SALE---HOUSES.
cHExy CHEW. ,sl, CHASE 81 sARoAIN. ARG AZ

OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
1928 NORTHAMPTON ST, NV.
PRICE $3.50. PRICE, SIS ESQ.
Nice stucco house-Iiving room. recep-
ton hall. dining room and kitchen on nrst
floor; three bed rooms and two baths on
second floor. Good sized lot with garage in
rear on paved alley
Terms-S150 cash; owners win carry
balance purchase money in one trust. pay
able in ten years, monthly inStallmentS on
account trust SOS. including interest Cin-
terest charged at rate of - r per snnum
Apply THOS. MORTON CUTTINGS. At
torney Phone National 2S1S
Evening star., 1934-09-09
SALE-CO-OPERATIVE APIS.
sACRIFfCE-FOR CASH.


Owing 10 exceptional circumstances. a
unique apartment consisting of six large
sunny rooms tthree exposures) and G. E.
electrically equipped kitchen. Is offered
for sale at the ridiculously low price of
$500 in the Northumberland (Co-
operative) Apartments, 2039 New Hamp-
shire ave Rare buy either as ideal home
or safe investment If unsold Sept 10.
offer withdrawn Communicate with Mrs.
Milton Brown Secy.-Treas.. Northumber-
land. Tel. North $3.50.
Evening star., 1934-09-09
So. .450.
EnR CNMEORT AND ECONOMY.

on wide avenue in Northeast wash
ington. close to everything. this small o.
room house with piped hot-air heat. was
heated last Winter with 4 tons OF coal.
pleasing open outlook from the front
porch; an abundance of flowers both front
and back, combined with a convenient and
compact interior to make this home at
tractive. Convenient and reasonable terms
may be arranged. FRANK s. PHILLIPS.
927 18th st. NV. District 1411; eve.
Cleveland 7171.
YOU FOLKS WHO WANT MORE SPACE
like to see something more than your
room two-story house with its lot about
I25x2SO IT. its view even reaching the
mountains on good days. Modern facili-
ties fruit garage Distance about 10
miles north of the White House. Price
So $4,000. Because of an invalid in the
family exchange for a small house in
the city might be considered.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
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BARGAIN-$6,OOO.

Near 18th and Park rd. n.w.--9 rms,
lights, . porches. property newly renc-
waited throughout; arranGed for subletting;
ance in one trust with monthly pay
ments; an opp. to live in part Of house
and rent balance for more than enougn
to carry monthly payments.
HOWENSTEIN BROS, o.
9TH A. n NE LINCOLN Ose7.
Evening star., 1934-09-09
4 Attractive Old Home

IN SuDurDS OF ALEXANDRIA.
90 min. from downtown Washington.
High elevation overlooking city. Potomac
River and adjacent Maryland Hills. 10
room residence. 5 bed rooms: am ex-.
fully Handicapped. terraced grounds Il,
acre) lawns shade trees. evergreens,
shrubbery and formal gardens. ,.
uality: inspection invited. Price, SIS 000s-
terms considered. Phone OWNER, Ajax
400
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HOUSES-FURNIsHED


SMALL BUNGALOW CONVENIENCES.
garage. $40 month. Please call IL to 4.
81 Connecticut ave, Kensington. Dec.
0S00 Branch 210.
Nicely FURNISHED HOUSE m GLOVER
psTfslefRRns Service PRone ceT PET1hei o52e
1722 21st ST. N.W:-9 ROOMS, KITCHEN
furnished; Al condition; best residential
section.
TAKoMA PARK-S60; GROOM HOUSE
completely furnished
Shepherd 2546.
REFINED. QUIET, COLORED ADULTS;
rent. S-room house with bath; modern
conveniences; S8 weekly. Call Dec. 4137-R.
ATTRACTIVE AND ROOM HOUSES.
nished Phone Adams 1868. 11a
CLEVELAND PARK-COMFORTAB g.
room house. completely furnished. linen.
silver; 4 bed rooms. bath. f1rst-foor lava
Grafton. built-in garage; Ia blocks Conn.
ave-; near schools; years lease: available
Sept -; Sll0 monthly. Phone Clev. 2046.
NICELY FURNISHED GROOM BRICK,
detached. Takoma Park. Md. Shepherd
ATTRACTIVE & ROOMS. PORCH, BASE
ment. hot-Water heat electric range; reas.
200 Spring drive, Lee Heights. Clar
NEARLY NEW GROOM DETACHED
house, with garage; fully furnished; good
NV. neighborhood; SO, Cleveland 2709.
SS5; S-RooM, 2-BATH DETACHED BRICK;
nishings; nothing to buy. Col. 565s. -
WANTED TO RENT--:A HOME IN OR
near Washington. furnished or unfurnished; !;
long lease: good ref. Col. 565S.
66o9M gRIcK H0gsE sEMIP55 gsArede5
in porches; large yard; h.-w.h.; reasonable
to responsible party. Emerson 4299.
1914 UPSHUR ST NW-OPEN SUNDAY,
1890 to 4:3O pm. rooms. bath. shower.
ETgidaire screened PCrehes gaFage
$50. DIXIE REALTY COMPANY. Ma
tional $3.50 or Sunday Potomac 2712.
n,., 2 FOREST HILL HILLS, sS,Ia..ct,c,,t D. G. ~.
ideal Bocs STONE and ha G0m q
rms. 3 baths Frigidaire. gas heat very
artistically furnished. Many foreign art
DIxIE Hd5Hh Really Ii Y'es5 CoMpANY. National $3.50
or Sunday call Potomac 2712.
BEST wv SECTION 6atPs
garden: consider partly furnished. Wise.
BEYOND PARK ROAD, OFF l4th ST. NV.
porch two baths. garage. Clarendon
NEAR SCHOOLS. STREET CARS. ETC,
all or part of 2 rooms and finished base
furnished. miles from the Capitol. re-
strcted neighborhood. Apply 625 Cecil
ave. Riverdale. Md. Greenwood 1870.
TO RESPONSIBLE PARTY-WILL RENT
partly furnished 6-room house in exchange
for room and boarding of owner. Address
Box 1884. Star ofice.
4lOO 18th ST. NE, NEAR c. U.-ATTRAC-
lively furnished. emi-detached home 4
bed rooms. kitchen, shower bath. C. h. W..
Frieldaire, oil heat, built-in garage. Phone
Decatur 291S.
ATTRACTIVE GROOM HOUSE, VICINITY
of Michigan Park; excellent location; nicely
furnished newly decorated. ami: built
IN garage Phone North 031s-W sunday
bet. 10 am. and pm. and $50 pm. to
10 pm. evenings after $50. %
GROOM SUBURBAN HOME. GOOD LO-
cation. Silver Spring; bath. electricity.
h--w.h.. garage. large yard. Reasonable
rent to responsible party. Phone Kensing-
ton 32l or Rockville 65.
WE HAVE SOME ATTRACTIVE FUR
Rshed Renss h9qseS fad yeu 3
telephone US. representative can arrange
appointment to inspect.
DIXIE REALTY COMPANY.
1101 Vermont Ave. NV. Nat. $3.50.
SUNDAY. Potomac o1lo
Evening star., 1934-09-09
WANTED-FLATS.
WANTED-APARTMENTS.

GROOM. KITCHEN AND BATH FLAT
sc. or ne. preferred. Give location and
price. Address Box 364-z. Star ONCE. o.
Evening star., 1934-09-09
THE HOUSE OF MANY GABLES.
AT CHARLOTTE HALL. ST. MARYS
COUNTY. MARYLAND.

$3.50.
Typical old Colonial center-hall dwell
ing and about > ACRES OF GROUND
located near the famous "CooT Springs"
Original part of house about l. so years old
30 ROOMS several lavatories. in addition
to modern baths; electric lights; several
fireplaces; wonderful old iron and English
batten doors with ancient locks: quaint
staircases airy rooms; big porches and
many other features. Set well back from
roadway in grove of great trees with lovely
lawns and ample space for gardens. Stable.
chicken house. corn crib. garage. Abun-
dance of sunshine. fresh air and pure water
make this an ideal spot for many purposes,
especially a rest or convalescent home.
Must be seen to be fully appreciated. About
80 miles from Washington. For inspection
call BOSS & PHELPS. NATIONAL $500.
OR GEORGIA 675S
Evening star., 1934-09-09

5OsI2 2nd ST. sE.-6 ROOMS. AMI,
separate yard and porch; S4o-50. National
s ROOMS (UNFURNIsHED). BATH. End
floor; ami; adults no objection to
child: $40. Phone Lincoln 9106-W. 5044
698-62S 10th ST. s.W.-3 RMS. KIT,
bath. cleo; back yard; $500. LLOYD
R. TURNER. 900 9TH st. s.w.
s2I EYE ST NE, APT 3-3 ROOMS
kitchen and bath: electricity, automatic
Sept. Is. c. w. SIMPSON CO.. 1924
Vermont ave. NV. phone Met. 800.
Evening star., 1934-09-09
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
1919 K st. NV. National 1866.

1904 22nd So NE.
Woodbridge rooms, bath. sun parlor,
sleeping porch, attic; ami; garage. Near
bus. stores and schools. Decatur 0317.
WHY PAY RENT WHEN YOU CAN BUY
a good Groom home in perfect condition
like rent. with a small cash payment?
H.-w.h. ami. near schools, churches,
stores and transportation. Price. $4,000.
Mr.. Walters. with
WAPLE & JAMES INC.
1928 14th St. NV. District 3347.
Evening star., 1934-09-09
ACRE ESTATE.
OLD GEORGETOWN ROAD.

OLD GEORGETOWN ROAD.
Lovely 7room 2-bath house: set among
TOW ering oaks and poplars in a beautifully
developed community of high-class homes
near Alta Vista. A corner lot containing
one acre of ground beset with beautiful b
trees. flowers, fruit and shrubbery: an in =
viting place 10 live. Priced very reason- /.
ably for quick sale
THE MUNSEY TRUST COMPANY. - .
Evening star., 1934-09-09
RENT-FLATS.

COLORED-3O6 NJ NV.
. rooms bath, hot water. North 9l29.
Evening star., 1934-09-09
GLOVER PARK.

Community of Over 800 Homes.
OPPORTUNITY FOR DOCTOR.
One of washington's leading builders is
building a corner house OF rooms. 2 baths.
library and extra Law on lst H.; 2-car ga
rage. House A it. deep, with large front
and side porches. Price will be fair.
and your inquiry will be appreciated ;
Will make changes to suit you. Also twos
other four-bed room homes Please write
Mr.. r. z. MALONEY. Sl6 Investment Blds.,.
nr nhnra CleNala n NRAQ
Evening star., 1934-09-09
GEORGETOWN.
Sl2750

Do you love the environment OF this
old historic section? We offer a charm
ing brick home located in one of the
best blocks of Georgetown. Large liv-
ing room. dining room. library. buffers
pantry. kitchen, large and light bed
rooms, baths. Latest type General
Electric oil burner, new and appealing
decorations. This is house of sterl-
ing worth and is structually sound in
at once. Call Mr. Driscoll Metropoii-
tan 0722. Sunday. or National 1929
Evening star., 1934-09-09
BRILk DEF ACHED CORNER.
C7000

Nearly New and Strictly Modern.
This is a real opportunity for the
small home owner. High-class neigh
borhood in Sc. section. & rooms and
attractively finished basement. beauti-
full bath good back yard; near
churches schools transportation and
stores, This is big value at low coSh
Call Mr.. Hanlyn. Atlantic 0136. Sum
day. or National 2626 week days.
Evening star., 1934-09-09
CAPITOL HILL.

CORNER RMS-2-cAR GARAGE.
Imposing center-hall planned home
facing one Of the Federal once buildinss;,
has hot-water heat. electricity. bath brick
earaee. Ideally adapted to tourists. rooms
and light housekeeping Price. S10.e50.
l.. T. GRANATTE, -.
729 18th st. Realtor Natl O753.
Evening Phone Georsia 1900.
Evening star., 1934-09-09
Observation-Disclosures.

3417 l4th ST. N.w.-e ROOMS.
1919 ITyins s.ssr st. nTs nv ARD rms bath
s5Ie 10th st. n.w.Is rms & bath 5000
426la 18th st. h-sIa ,37 ag rms b; nat. $3.50
e147 N st. nw.~9 rms. bath. e. $40 90
496 NJ St; s,w-6 rms, g: and e.. $3.50
2462 Phillips ct. n.w.-4 rms. 1880
GUARANTY REALTY, INC,
1TO6 K St NV National o5ss.
1884 11th ST. N.w.-6 R, BA. S45.75
146s Newton st. NV r, ba.,
173O Euclid st. 'n.v.I6 r. ba, % ~
s4a7 a7~ oakwood iai terrace nn.iw..6 T.. O-'0O
3547 18th st. n.w.-s r" ba-, 20 IN
NV. PoNNELIx NJ ii % PLANT: N INC; asas ''
NE. 1929 GALES sT-6 r. ,o
e"' iS' coI,oRED. o. ''''
NV. .752 Harvard st.ce r, b.
NV. .33ji 9 nv 6,i AMI. aS.9S aS 90
NV. ali K st'm6 r, b., Sas' 49,. $3.50
NE. .s17 13th-6 r, b.. gas. -. ESQ
NV. .I42s 1oth-s r; b.: gas. =. 90 ss5-oo 90
NV. i MAYORS CT rooms 80. 1850
NV. la3s rs rooms ....:.... 1900 90
NV 1850 THIS is5eI9 3. " w9LsH. Al ahs" " @0.oo
sl5 18th st. NV District 755s-1559.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
393e HUNTINGTON ST.
rooms . baths; detached: large
corner lot; 2-car earaee; oil heat;
CLEVELAND PARK.
33II PORTER ST.
rooms. bath. semi-detached garage.
MT. PLEASANT.
1851 18th ST. NV.
rooms. = baths. porch front.
ROBERT L. MckEENER CO.,
National 475O. 232 Shoreham Bldg.
COLORED.
405 NJ ST. nw.-S rms, bath, S50.0O.
DONNELLY PLANT, INC,
1874 Park Rd. NV. Col. 0S3S.
COLORED-1314 9th ST. N.W.-6 ROOMS.
bath, elec, latrobes; excellent condition;
$4,000. Phone Columbia 1915.
HOUSES-FUR. g. UNFURNISHED.
1907 BUCHANAN ST NV. BRIO X
home. partly furnished; 3 bed rooms. bath,
sleeping porch h.-w. heat: rent reasonable.
H L. RUST CO.. NATIONAL S1OO.
CIIEVV Cu SE-FTTR NTSHED OR IJNFIJR-
Evening star., 1934-09-09
NaLlonal SOSO.

OWNER MUSI SELL.
Brick home, in one of the prettiest sec
tions of Chevy Chase; contains 6 large
rooms, 2 beautiful baths, attic; $1,000
new oil burner; beautifully Handicapped lott
two-car garage. This is a bargain and
will sell Immediately. For further details
call Georgia $50.
Evening star., 1934-09-09

So 5UO.OO.
1890 EUCLID ST. NV.
A six-bedroom brick house. well suited
for rooming house or large family. Hot
water heat. elec. To be completely re-
decorated at this price. Will sacrifice for
81 900 cash. subject to first trust of
S4 500 with two years to run. Must be
SHANNON g. LUcHs CO.
Evening star., 1934-09-09
HOUSES-UNFuRNISHED

'AKOMA PARK. $50 MAPLE AVE-S.
oom semi-bungalow. ami, garage h-w. h.,
arge closed-in porch; near school
Evening star., 1934-09-09

OCT. 1-3 RMS, x AND B. APT: RE
frigeration. for 3 adults. near car or bus
line; reas. Address Box 220A. Star Office. .
BED ROOMS LIVING ROOM. KITCHEN.
dinette, bath apt; state price. Address
RnX lAh-A Star nf1ce
Evening star., 1934-09-09

FURNTsHEDE3 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND
bath, near good high school; not over 500
month, light and gas; preferably End hoor
of private home. Phone West 2159. 72O
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-08-14
RUMMAGE SALE WILL BE HELD BY GIRL
 SCOUTS NEXT MONTH

Local Girl Scouts will begin their Fail activities when members of the Scout Troop Committee give a rummage sale on September II in the rooms formerly occupied by the Jarman Shop on East Second Street, next to the San Francisco Bakery. W fs
 Those in charge will be Mrs. Arnold Curtis and Mrs. John New man. @+
 Persons having clothing that is wearable or which can be -mended, household articles and d utensils, remnants, and such-desiring to dispose of same, are requested to get in touch with either Mrs. Newman or Mrs. Curtis or phone 365, and Girl Scouts will call for them.
 Community service being one of the main aims of the Girl Scout program, it is intended to make this Girl Scout rummage sale an annual feature, at the close of the local fishing season.
 The girls have been busy gather ing up materials and clothing in an effort to make this first Girl Scout rummage sale a success.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1934-08-14
MINIATURE GOLF
 IS COMING BACK

.ASHVILLE. s. C., Aug. 14.-The pendulum swings 5ack-and so miniature golf is quite the rage here again.
 Of course the game has not re- gained quite the popularity it en- joyed before the public dropped 1t like a hot potato in 1881, but it seemhs to be headed that way
 The first course to reopen here attracted more than 300 players the first week and they have been coming with increasing steadiness since.
 Thus encouraged, the operators arranged a series of tournaments for adults and another for chil- dren. They are proving immense ly popular.