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The Nome daily nugget., 1935-09-05
TERRIFIC HURRICANE SWEEPS THE FLORIDA
 KEYS AND lOOS DEAD
Death and Destruction Visit Florida Coast
 As Hurricane Demolishes Many Islands
(By The Associated Press)

MIAMI, Sept B. - Rescuers are estimating death tolls between four and five hundred part of the extent of the devastation the hurricane swept Florida Keys fol- lowing receipt of information from survivors and eXped tions of mercy. -
 All forces of the government joined with the Red Cross in rushing supplies the of death and wreckage and assisting in evacuatng the debris which Uttered the Keys
 The heaviest loss of life reported the upper and lower Maecumbe Keys, and fishing villages among Planta tons Keys and Key Largo Two three camps Maecumbe, where veterans engaged in building highway down the Keys to Key West, reported petely demolished rescue party reported.
 Four five hundred were killed in this One lost his wife, two daughters and two grandchildren building collapsed It had been used hospital and housing forty patients at the tme-half of them and children Only and three four of the saved.
 The wind attaining velocity at times of from fifty to sixty miles hour carried flying tmbers causing most of the casualties Many of the injured had broken backs when struck by flying debris An Associated Press reporter who flew the reported that almost nothing remained which man had made.
 Only twenty-five of the residents of Isla Morada, is- land were saved station master reported that hun dred and fifty bodies had been counted on the island
 The hurricane after raging across the Keys sWerVed north into the Gulf of Mexico waters and ragged all along that portion of the coast Communication lines down in most places check-up is being made today.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-09-05
Destruction Visits Florida Coast Leaves Hundreds Dead
736 Passengers Are Rescued From Ship
 Following Collision
(By The Associated Press)


 LONDON, Sept. 5, Two British liners rescued all of the seven hun dred and thirty-six passenger of the $ s Doric, after it had collded with the French steamer Forigny in the Atlantic ocean, off the coast of Por- tugal, in fog.
 The sea was calm, and the colli- sion occurred in the early morning, most of the passengers being still asleep. They turned out calmly and waited their turns at the life-boats, no sign of panic being apparent at the interruption of their holiday cruise. They sang songs and waited for the lifeboats to come for more and pull away to safety.
 The rescue was accomplished by the Orion and the Viceroy, both of India
 The Doric was known as cupid's ship on its cruises to the Mediterran- can, having established a record one voyage of nine engagements among the passengers.
 The Forigny was not badly dam aged, and put in to Lisbon The Doric is sailing for Vigo under her steam.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-09-05
Florida Counts Number Dead Today As
 Relief Agencies Commence Work in Area

MIAMI, Sept B. Florida today counted her dead and rushed relief work the tropical hurricane it's devastating power diminishing scared north through Georgia Deaths estimated ranging from hundred and 500 at today.
 Scenes of horror and desolation revealed penetrated stricken Fy-one bodies only few identified, in the morgue here the difficult mis- sion of bringing aid to injured and marooned victims speeded include all coastal regions where the storm most severe. Countless injured reported streWn through the keys, battered and torn through almost four days of swirling winds and rains.
 An investigation asked of Administrator Hopkins of the Federal Emergency Relief Administration, into the death of war veterans EZRA work camps Matecumbe Keys.
 The storm curled Georgia with drenchjng rains and stiff winds but the damage mostly confined to fallen trees Signs of the indicate that it is expected to toward Macon and then whr Svanah into the Caro- nas and then out to Red Cross and coast guard work hurried the relief task the stricken Florida Keys The next problem is to find and remove the bodies.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-09-05
Believe Stand Of
 Italy Weakened
 yOilConcession
(By The Associated PreSs)

UNDATED, Sept. 5, Cabinet members returning to London pre- pared for swift action if warranted.
 Informed Italian circles said they were convinced that Mussolini's s stand had been weakened by the oil concessions incident in Britain and the United States.
 Anthony Eden may not move for sanctions as step to force Italy to relinquish her intentions.
 In Addis Ababa women with spears and other crude weapons vol unteered for army service.
 Italy was confident today that she woud win a speedy diplomatic vict- ory in the League Council.
 Prospects for a rapid solution of the crisis Waned in the wake of news from Geneva, that the Italian delegation had brought with them, eighty bulky, packing cases, all lab elled "boogna', all filled with docu- mentary evidence alleging that Eth iopia was barbaric and unfit to con- tinue as league member.
 France and Great Britain, who ideas concerning the controversy, have been of somewhat divergent are reported to have attained a con- mon footing, although details are lacking.
 Minister B M Hertzog, of the Union of South Africa said he be- lieves "the world is beginning one of the longest, coldest and cruelest periods ever experienced in it's ev- entful history"
 A member of the Ethiopian gov ernment appeared nonplussed when informed that the Standard Vacuum Oil Company yesterday had with drawn from the Ethiopian conces- sion. The emperor had not been in- formed immediately of the cancella- tion.
 Far more fanatical in patriotism than men, and completely under the influence of the clergy, women are not content to serve as mere nur- ses or munition bearers.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-09-05
Not Changing The Government Saws
 President Of U. S.
(By The Associated Press)

(By The Associated Press)
 HYDE PARK, Sept. 5, Repair and not change in the philosophy of the government, was enuncated by President Franklin D. Roosevelt in an informal talk with home folks, as he looked ahead at the next cam paign. This significant utterance was made at chance meeting of county democratic leaders.
 He called the present repairing of the White House, one part of par able to the government and life.
 He said he had been attacked on his suggestion that the people decide on broader constitutional authority to deal with international social and economic problems.
 We are not changing, we are just the White House better and safer, but it is the same old White House, and will always continue, as beautiful architecture and sym bolic of simplicity. We are constant ly repairing and constantly better ing; that is why I am not much worried about the future of the United States" said the President.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-09-05
Standard Vacuum
 Oil Company Is
 Out Concessions
(By The Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, Sept. 5, - The withdrawal of the Standard Vacuum Oil Company from the vast oil con- sessions, of war-threatened Ethiopia, was announced today by Secretary of State Hull, as an extraordinary move to preserve world peace.
 The big firm took the step after Hull frankly told them it was high desirable" because the concession had been the cause of great em- barrassment to this government, and other governments who are mak ing strenuous efforts to preserve peace"
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-09-05
Red Cross Denies Deaths Might Total 1000
 Decomposition Bodies Rapidly Set In
MIAMI. Sept. ,.

MIAMI, Sept ), - Red Cross authorities in the field described absurd earlier reports that the storm dead might reach thousand The Red Cross said that the figures they could arrive from 275 to 300 dead
 Decomposition of the bodies already setting in so ra- pidly that they might have to be burned
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-09-05

MIAMI Copyrighted Sept B. - The task of remov- ing the passengers from the Dixie completed this morn by three ships standing by while the rescued unoded the saga of the sea in which courage outstanding
 The transfer of those remaining the Dixie this morn ing was carried out with ceery. Messages from Captain Smdstrom indicated and over-cam and low over- cast sky, as threatening.
 Lfeboas huted to and from the side of the Dixie Two hundred and twenty persons, including seventy of the still aboard early this morning after the working far into last evening had removed great many of the passengers Captain Skelton and crew re- maned the Dixie after the final made which necessary according to admiralty law enable the Morgan Line to retain possession of the vessel
 Most of the passengers rescued landed al Miami are being taken there.
 Rain and swelling seas forced the ships to aban- don work last night The DiXes propeller and ruder torn away Monday night she tossed French Reef 60 miles south of Miami
 The passengers, with death just the rail seemed fully cognzant of what their fate might be- and discussed
 calmly vaianty suppressng any demonstrations of The highly praised by the rescued passen- gers They forced take refuge in the salon the first night due to short circuit which caused the lights burn out at one time causing small blaze.
 The morale of the and officers gave all the paSsen- gers confidence said person. The bulk of the passen- gers from the New York The captain suffered few bruises and injured leg when much of the super structure wrecked by the vibration and twisting of the ship Windows and doors crumpled beneath the mighty weight of walls of water during the storm
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-09-05
ALL THE PASSENGERS OF 5 $ DIXIE RESCUED
 ARE ENROUTE MIAMI
Vessels Stand By And Effect Rescue Last
 Nish and This Morning of Passengers
(By The Associated Press)

MIAMI, Sept }, - wireless to the Associated Press from the Cutter Cara BasSet said that the first boaoad of passengers from the Dixie taken aboard the Cutter at 5 P. M. Eastern Standard Time yesterday.
 Purser SoVn of the Dixie and Father F Wekenman of San Diego the first step aboard the Carra Basett
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-09-05

MIAMI, Sept 5, - The cutter Carra Bassett arrived here after grueng trip from the of the wreck with rescued passengers It reported that many passengers maly dressed lined the DXies rails watching the and preparations for boats to take them directly here when taken off The moderang when the cutter left the scene.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-12
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

s ROOMS. NEWLY. DECORATED; BATH;
private entrance; lovely house, grounds.
garage. oil heat; Frigidaire. laundry. Ad-
dress Box 1Os-H Star once. 10
modern iraproyements. Phone Lincoln
1920; adults only. 13s
YOUNG MAN TO SHARE MY 2-RM. AND
Sss mot
dress BOX OBI, Star once. 10.
212O p ST. N.W-LARGE, WELL-FUR-
nished bed-living room with kitchen. porch
nished: 3 rms. pvt. bath back porch. cleo.
refrig 500 Quincy st. NV. Adams $500.
WELL-FURN. Arm. APT. 9 OUTSIDE
ness Woman VIII snare With
persons. Phone North 1953-M.
ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH $50.
1900 1t. NV. g blocks Dupont Circle.
Manager.
Broom AND BATH BASEMENT APT;
n niGsiy furn; ~ private entrance. la49
YOUNG LADY SHARE LOVELY BED-LIV-
ing room, bath; General Electric and grill.
YOUNG LADY. QUIET. REFINED, WILL
share 1-room. kitchen. bath, with en-
ployed lady. 1915 Eye St NV. Apt. 403.
1929 18th ST. NV RIM, KIT, SINK,
porch, private toilet; first floor: h.-w.h.;
s tTsh fooms n heass
choice neighborhood. Unusual offer to
NEAR I 18th AND COL; RD-F FOYER.
PATH sa1H and sf.r o, PED rooms Address Box
1885 18th ST. NV Ink. ROOMS.
sinks in kit; $3.50. Single room. $50
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY-FIVE
apt. completely furnished, except linen and
silver. Apt. 1855. the Portner. North 1920.
ONTARIO IA S,j AP1s rs Tern NOV A.RIL
$S5 mo-. incl. gas and cleo; refs. Phone
FURNISHED APARTMENT IN COLONIAL
house. Alexandria; antique furniture and
Alexandria 65S-W. IA
BARONET,
1887 H ST. NV.
board and Elevator. Full Hotel Service.
r. AP %Sa sta@Sfn sr ash.f e6..
Southern Bldg. District S157.
baths; completely furnished; suitcase, SI40.
The Argonne: 18th and Col. I'd. heauti-
fully furnished. . rooms, kitchen and
) rooms, kitchen and bath; suitcase.
$l25; 10th and Park I'd. NV.
sa7 18th st. i Nv " sEL National s717.
THE BROADMOOR.
1901 CONNECTICUT AVE.
Beautifully furnished apt. (hotel service
optionaD. consisting of living room. bed
room. junior dining room. kitchen bath
and inclosed porch. Phone Cleveland
5000. Dining room. beauty parlor. barber
shop. garage. etc. in building.
SELECT ENVIRONMENT.
Corner building at Masonic Hill.
Just east OF Connecticut ave Large
suite Of foyer. living room, TWO
bed rooms. kitchen and bath: RE-
FRIGERAT1ON: tastefully furnished
complete with linens and china. no
silver.
Apply to Jan. Sun.
1901 18th st. NV.
suitcase APT. TO JUNE l
Near 18th and Park I'd. NV. in modern
apt building--4 rooms. large foyer. glass
inclosed porch; attractively furn. with
Frigidaire. linens silver. radio: 500. Re
duction to reliable party. Columbia 1851.
Francis Scott Key, Apt. Hotel
goth and p SITS. .nw.-l room kit, bath;
completely furn.. linens. silver, Frigtdaires
day week. month. National b425
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HOUSES-FUR. & UNFINISHED.

45I7 GARFIELD ST. WESLEY Hts
rms. 3 baths. oil burner; cleo. refrigera-
ton 2-car garage open Sun Mno alteT TS ~
Phone Decatur 1910.
PARTLY FURNISHED ROOMS; FINE
condition. grounds; near Capitol; also
lovely place. nearby Md, on 8. r. bus;
cottage ami; fine trees. stream, large
grounds; adults. Call Lincoln 0619.
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WANTED TO RENT-Housrs

Capitol. by Nov. l; Govt employees; perma-
nent tenants: references. Address Box
91-J. Star Office
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE WANTS RENT
or lease or room home with refrigera-
ton; not over $65. Address Box III-H.
Star office. 13s
SMALL BUNGALOW, NEARBY VIRGINIA
or Mo State particulars, including address
and monthly rental Might purchase If
suits Address Box 2s6-H. Star office. 13"
l NEED FURNISHED OR UNPUBLISHED
houses. BUNGALOWS and apis. List with me
Tor Quick rentals. Clients waiting LESLIE
ID. MEASELL. phone Cleveland 3465. 13'
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HOUSES-FURNISHED.

WELL FURNISHED 9-ROOM BRICK
lily. $500 block 18th st. NV Shown by
appointment. Phone Shepherd 2O59.
q ROOMS. SLEEPING PORCH. 2-CAR
garage. including heat. cleo. phone 2
blocks Wardman Park Hotel; S75. Phone
Columbia 6055
SI25-47O4 LANGDRUM LANE. CHEVY
Chase Gardens West Wis ave. at C. C.
Country Club-Spacious. center hall. q
spection or call National 143S.
1885 ST. NE-SIX-ROOM HOUSE.
complete: electric washer: 3 bed rooms;
$50 per month: possession Nov. /. 13'
GROOM SEMI-DETACHED HOUSE. TO
Phone Adams 2495-W 13'
CHEVY CHASE. CLEVELAND PARK,
nearby Va. Several attractive modern
homes; q rooms. bath. to rooms. . baths.
Cleveland ;}465 LESLIE D. MEASELL. 49,
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PARTMENTS-FUR. b UNFUR.
APARTMENTS. NEWLY DECORATED
some furnished In high-class northwest
buildings Car available on appointment
Cali Mrs. GREEN. Adams 454S.
TILDEN GARDENS, APT. 303-F.
UNFINISHED or partly furnished 3 rooms
northeast and southwest exposures. Apply
manager. 5000 Conn. ave. Cleve. 1894.
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MUST SACRIFICE.
IA, $50. NEAR 18th & UPsHUR.

CENTER HALL-PLAN BRICK.
Located in a community of fine homes.
and only a few minutes to city. There
are large rooms. complete baths attic
and an abundance OF closets: oil heat, elec.
refrigeration. copper screens and weather
stripping. The home is only a few years
old and positively is in perfect condition.
Cost present owner about $4,000 The
lot is large and beautiful with brick
garage on rear: alley and street paved. We
urge your immediate inspection, for this
is an unusual buy Call Mr.. Mannakee.
eve and Sun. Adams 1871.
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SEES, 950-THIS

Artistic group OF distinctive homes on
large wooded lots Entrance hall. spacious
living room, dining room. kitchen with
custom-built cabinets. large General Elec-
trio REFRIGERATOR. expensive sink anc gas
range inlsid linoleum; two good sized bed
rooms. many closets. full tiled beautiful
bath cellar buIlt-in garage; unequaled
value in quality and sound construction.
special features. Falkland drive. one-fsre
gore.
trct line, turn right one-half block to
properties
Owners Phone. Shep. 1888. *
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wANTED-SUBURBAN APIS.
BUSINESS WOMAN WANTS ONE ROOM,
priv ate bath, kitchenette northwest sec
ton or nearby MARYLAND cheerful, reason.
able. Address Box 103-H. Star ONCE.
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SALE-APARTMENTS.

THIRD. FLOOR FRONT APARTMENT,
overlooking Bureau of Standards Park;
three exposures: kitchen. dining room. sun
room. large, living room, two bed rooms
Zone with lavatory), bath with shower,
day and Sunday; thereafter by appoint
ment. 5000 Tilden st., Apt. 304. En-. 619e.
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TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.

1863 Clifton st nw-Three- and
sss elec snle len r3o nondi nf 0e' RS
Gently renovated Price. $500 Apply
JOHN A. THOMPSON. Trustee washing-
tan RldP Phone ric
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WOODBRIDGE. D. C..
$500 SUITLAND RID.

Near east end OF Pa ave-This is a pretty
Spanish type house which will surprise you
when you zee the size Of the six rooms all
the social possibilities Of the basement, as
well as the beauty of the large yard with
its fine trees springs and fish pond. Price.
S1.950 including garage to be built.
LOUIS SHOEMAKER. 1919 K st. NV.
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APARTMENTS-SUBURBAN.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WANTED-APARTM
/ OR 2. ROOMS KTTCHENETTE. BATH.
cleo. refrigeration. unfurn.. NV. section;
around $40. Address Box 141 H. Star office.
BY MOTHER AND SON-AN APART
ment. one large room. kitchen and bath. in
an apartment house or private home. rent
not to exceed $3.50; location near new
Eastern High School. Mail reply to 212
East Capitol St. or phone Lincoln 1900.
HOUSEKEEPING, SUITE OR SMALL APT.
vicinity 10th and F SITS. NV; two Govern
ment employees. Address Box Ssh. Star
ONCE.
FURNISHED ONE OR TWO ROOMS
kit. and bath room by couple State par
ticulars. Address Box 10Th, Star ONCE.
13s
TWO OR THREE ROOMS. KITCHEN AND
bath, unfinished by couple with 2-year-
old child. Prefer one floor. private resi-
State details including. address and price.
References EXCHANGED. Address Box
FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING APART
ment.. bed rooms. northwest or subur-
ban. for three adults. Address Box 31g-H.
Star ONCE. 13s
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1870 IRVING ST NV. Apt 24-Refined
and congenial young lady will share studio
phone. locker space home PRIVILEGES: all
modern conveniences in good residential
section. Lunches included in board.
Available on october Is: reasonable. Phone
Adams 323l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-10-12
PORTLAND HOTEL,

4th st. and Thomas Circle-Laree out
SIDE rooms, 81 week; private bath So 30
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Consult
SHANNON & LUCHS,
1906 H st. NV. National 2345.
About your apartment REQUIRE
mentS. We will be glad to sub
init offerings for early occu-
RECOMMENDED
APARTMENTS.
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MASSACHUSETTS PARK

The desirable residence 26O1 31st st.
NV. can now be purchased, an opportunity
to htain home in one Of the finest resi-
Dental sections. Of the District High ele-
vatlon, splendid trees and grounds COM
tanning 19.G62 50. #, beautifully land
scaped Fun Particulars apply JOHN A.
THOMPSON. Trustee. WASHINGTON Bldg.
plstrict $3.50, or purchase can be arranged
throuph own hrnker
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1909 MASSACHUSETTS, AVE
Home environment; just opened; beauti-
fully furnished; meals unexcelled: prefer
young men and women: references re-
ouired: refined neiRhhorhood.
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GLOVER PARK-Nicely furnished bed
room in private home, ami; excellent
neighborhood; convenient bus and cars.
Phone Cleveland 3nhH
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WOODBRIDGE BARGAIN

. 1914 18th st. ne. Beautiful. detached
home; in nev-houSe condition; r. and b.,
rage; $3.50. Terms. open. Phone Be.
catur obj
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1886 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NW.-Single
rm for gentleman: vacancies for ladies.
double
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3I45 MT. PLEASANT ST. Apt. 23-Newly
decorated. twin beds: one other roomer;
board optional. Phone Adams SO6l.
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1880 eth ST. NV. ST. GABRIELS PAR
ish--Corner, detached home; rooms,
newly conditioned; ami; S65 per month.
Call Adams 0743.
Anil garage; $50 SO. 300 4th st. ne,
g ronms I.airnhe heat. 81 81. DONO-
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CLUB SPHINX.

1740 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
Now available-Desirable single and
double rooms. Reasonable. Dec. $3.50.
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2241 WISCONSIN AVE. N.W.-Double
room, twin beds next bath unlim, phone.
excellent home cooking, maid service: $40
each. Phone Emerson 0lSb.
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1872 N ST. NV dust of Conn. Ave y
Large front. attractively furnished rooms.
newly decorated; IS and 80 weekly.
1911 10th ST. NV, near Park Rd;-
Warm. Well-furnished single ana douple
rooms in refined home, ami; gentlemen
only. reasonable: garage.
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DUPONT CIRCLE, 1867 Conn. Ave, Apt.
2-Double room. twin beds. private bath;
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1922 N ST. N.W-Single vacancy in room
with young man: good meals; $50 and
$40 month
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734 ROCK CREEK CHURCH RD.-Large
rm.. new furniture. twin l,eds; must be
seen to appreciate: congenial home sur
roundings: excellent home cooking: con-
venient car and bus: reasonable.
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1902 NORTH CAPITOL STREET.
Large. comfortably furnished room in
convenient to car lines: twenty-cent taxi
CAB fare TO all Government departments;
Sl5 single; $50 double. Call after pm.
or any time on Sundays; no other room
ers 14s
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Maryland Bungalow.

Charming new 5-room brick Lovely
oak floors dandy kitchen: large foored
Only $500 cash Easy terms MAYNOE.
26O5 Brentwood I'd. ne North 433s
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THE NEDRA,

1853 HARVARD ST. N.W.-Are you look
ing for a bright. double or single room.
well heated. where delicious meals are
served? American plan. Reasonable.
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NEARBY MARYLAND.
DETACHED BARGAIN.

New. detached home: r and b.. elec-
tric stove, electric refrigeration; near cars
and State road; 81 $50. $500 cash, S35
month. Decatur OBJ or Potomac 1868.
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o7IO ONTARIO RID. tnear 18th. Col I'd.
Nicely furn. 2nd-fioor front room, twin
beds. near bath; gentleman: garage, tx.
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SALE-HOUSES.
A GOOD BUY.
FIRST SHOWING.

1913 9TH ST NV.
New-house condition; 9 rooms and bath;
S6.95O, reasonable cash; monthly pays
mentS less than rent. Open evenings.
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2-FAMILY HOME.

Woodbridge. $3.50 Brentwood I'd. ne At
tractiye. detached 2-apt. home in good
condition: oil heat. Gear garage extra
building sites. $3.50; terms. open. Phone
Decatur obj