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SMPrH'S TRANSFER & STORAGE
CO., INC.
1919 Vo,, Ctreet N w


Washington. D. c.,
To enforce liens for storage charges aooS: ese;'
due and and T5Dsd m escts o
Tne.. me- in in the names q John c Asty. g 3s ?:
R5isSn sro%n. MISE MPs. Marie e B@!Own @ Mrs. RUN
ReSsn soss suckner < s T9Wpe Mfs A. M B BarTe MIS-
toria Callahan. Robt. Chase; Emma Ciem-
ons, Hattie Cole. Mrs. Jeanetts Colin MIS-.
s, puhsny MIS-. Mary Peters Esson; n, c 5,.+ L:
Mrs. Florence Gather, James Green. Mrs;
Harder Miss Mary Harding, w. p Harris.
MaTy Mas psssifa aenaashan. aaasm Heen HendsFson:
HsrTin transfer 4 stOEase cpmpsnT1y npaT1 Ms7y M5S;
Johnson. J. L Judy. RoSt. H Kelly. H. J.
Lewis Marie daE Lewis Mn MrS Macy ifss MsTy
Mffs Mifief. 'fssl Kussef MSItos; Louis Nss. MSSs.
VI oefsTt, oisOts, Mrs p.tm.T 4; B. e oIs- +.
Peaeoee a@ afsi Herbert M a Peitcn. MIS- Lille psI!y
Raymond Ramsey: Elmer ReSlins, sSnIss MARI Mari
Jas. '; THOMAS n mrs. Martha Thomas. CARR. tIi.
TrsTeFss TThSmPssnc chsfies Ssi isaac Fryee
Lewis Turner. jr,, Mrs. Rosa Twymsn.
Mrs. Sarah F. Tyler. Mrs Josephins Vim
Ada M wesley Daisy NJ Williamss. liam. p; p:
E Wright, Miss Jean Yeagle. consist
ing Of household goods; furniture sew
ing machines. victrolas; chinoniers: barrels
desks, tables. chairs. refriRerators. buff
fets rugs, cartons and contents, shutters shutters
bundles and contents. books. ETC.. All
properties stored in the names Of the
following persons. viz; Robt. Blaine. Mrs.
Lewis Brown, Mrs. Milton Block Lulu
Thomas James. Robt. ii. Kelly. Henry N.
Ward M L. Wells Daisy NJ Williams.
pianos Jas. M. Todd. moving picture
(SIGNEDl CLARENDON SMITH,
President Smiths Transfer =
/ 1918 You street NV,
oc21 ,2S-no4 Washington. D. o.
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ROOMS AND BOARD,

1929 K ST. NV. The Lee-Maraue-Nicely
furnished single and double rooms, semi
private bath; excellent board; downtown. 3.
1923 HOLMEAD PL. NW.-Single and dou.;
Columbia 3S14.
1914 CONN.-Laree. attractive double
room: also single room for young people
in beautiful refined home; excellent meals.
ttransp.: tram !Uf fref@ined @ ladies'. men North 4SIs
1908 18th N.W.-Walking distance; room,
Also table board. breakfast and dinner.
3541 18th ST. N:w.-vacancy for 2 or 3:
ssxscseisnib Lent food hSme 5daa DaE5veses $50
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE: 1895 New Hamp.
beds; also single; good food; reas. &c
171e r. I. AVE, N.w.-single room ad-
joining bath; also vacancies in double
room with gentleman.
adults; warm and clean; car line; week or
734 ROCK CREEK CHURCH RD.-Large
new
SURROUNDINGS; excellent home cookingi con-
venient car and bus; reasonable; gentlemen.
DUPONT CLUB. 1926 10th st. NV,
bath: Govt. employees; walking distance;
reasonable rates.
1929 COLUMBIA RD.. Apt l-Well-furn.,
comfortable room. so. exposure. excellent
meals: conv. cars, bus; two. $50 each.
1878 MASS. AVE-Beautiful. warm, single.
double rooms running water, semi-private
bath: delicious meals: central; distinctive;
reasonable.
77IO BLAIR RD-Wanted-A refined cou-
pie for lovely room, with board; reasonable
rate: near walter Reed Hospital.
1722 MASS. AVE. NW.-Attractive double
room refined home; excellent meals: also
vacancy for one lady in double room.
1922 N ST. NW.-Attr. fur; bed-sittine
sood oo meals; 3 or ~ i
1917 K ST. N.w-Rooms and board
Large front. room, also single rooms. Ex-
cellent meals.
1T33 N ST NW.-Attractive single room;
also large double room. private bath. Phone
North 1854.
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SALE-HOUSES.
(Continued.)

BUNGALOW-S4.250.
32nd and E s.e-5 r. and b., electric
refrigeration. h.-w.h., garage: easy terms.
Mr. GLIDDEN. Dist. 3341.
SII 950-sPLENDID IN-TowN HOME IN
choice NV. section near Conn; Ave
Bridge; - rooms f6 bed roomsl. . baths
hot-water heat blower attachment:
electric refrigeration. garage House in
splendid conoition. This is real buy.
II, 6. sMITHY CO.
Sf1 18th st. NV National 5000.
NEAR PARK RID AND 18th ST. NV.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
Groom and :-bath brick house. with
glassed-in back porches; perfect cellar with
oil burner and hot-wster heat; storage
room can be used for. recreation room;
garage This is perfect home in new
house condition. Easy terms Act quick.
VIM H. SAUNDERS CO. INC.
EVENINGS & Sunday call Greenwood 2232.
1919 K st. NV. Dist. 10l5.
IN THE HEART OF MARIETTA PARK
Seml-detached rooms tile bath. built in
garage. Owner anxious to sell. $500
cash, balance less than rent. This is
your opportunity. Call Mr.. oREM.
HOME SEEKERS OR INVESTORS. 4
have a lovely 6-room. 20-ft. wide. brick
house. convenient to Mckinley High School
and good transportation; walking distance
of downtown. One thousand cash. ball
ance in one trust. payable like rent. until
, paid. For information. call Georgia 4639.
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AUTO LOANS.

AUTO LOANS PROCURED.
FINANCE SERVICE, INC, .,o.
e39 N. Y. Ave. NV. Natl. 1904. $500.
NEED MONEY QUICKLY?
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ROOMS-SUBURBAN,

HELOR-English-b apt. two
rooms. bath, elec = oil-burner heat; $50;
reference. Phone Emerson 714S.
EXCELLENT LOCATION-Rooms with
housekeeping privileges; bath on same
floor; 15 min. downtown by bus. Phone
Clarendon 1868.
LIVING ROOM and sleeping porch room
single beds suit = men or married couple;
with or without breakfast; private home;
conveniently located. Phone Wise. 3243.
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HOME AND INVESTMENT.
Unusual opportunity to obtain at sac.
rifice price 4 lovely brick n home ne. that rat Will III
| frst floor; rooms, bath and extra lava
| tory on second floor. 9 complete kitchens.
2 automatic refrigerators: hardwood doors.
Phone Metropoiitan ss27. r. EEIoT MD.
oLEToN. 206 Investment Bldg.
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RENI-BUsINEss PROPERTY.
EXCHANGE.
SALE-INvEsTMENT PROPERTY

SALE - -lNtkSlMENl fhOTLNA L.
$3.50 BUYS STORE AND APT. FLORIDA
ave at eth st. NV; rented. S1O; nrst truSt
S3 500 Phone Adams 22lS
a-FAMILY FLAT IN MT. PLEASANT.
Semi-detached brick; good yard re-
conditioned; rooms and pam ,nn eacn, my my
white neighborhood; near car llne ana
csII esole Mr.. DREW Met. 2s27 F; ELIOT
MIDDLETON. POS Investment BLDG.
ST AT lst NW.-6-R. AND B. BRlCk-
elec. cellar etc: white tenant at Sio
month. Price only S3. 150; small & easn;
balance in bldg. assn. OWNER. Flone
SPLENDID BUSINESS CORNER IN Sor NE e;
vearst , apts. Of 4 rooms and bath
Sarage: brings in over Sl,s0o annuaIlyy
Showing I5S net on investment. Cali
N.Y. NAi'S 'WApIE & JAMES INC: o,,-
1924 14th St. NV. Dlstrlct .'3f .
"A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY sF.II ho,s
with furnace heat, elec. and earage
northwest location. Rented to wnl.e
tenant at So 30 per month. spien-
die investment. .,, .
S6 n5O-Near 10th and Meridian sis
BRICK. two-tamily dwelling, each oa, OF
eiec. Just put in perfect conGition.
Will rent at $50 per month. Ierms
Sl3 5On-Brick store and apt. fronting on
main business ,thorouShtare IN cenlral cen "a
northWest loea.ion- oSn on vesr Slr rensnts pay
own expenses. Long lease on store u
desired. For sale at low figure to settle
eAs SHANNON e. LUcHs CO. ,o
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS

AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
THos: J. OWEN pvt ~ s son. sT ATSTloNEERs' \ NT
TRUSTEES SALE OF yAIUAEgNLlE ABLE FogE- ogR
TAfNiNG STORE on FIRST FLOOR
KNOWN AS PREMISES NO: 1902
FOURTEENTH STREET NORTH
WEST.
BY virtue of a certain deed OF trust, duly
recorded in Liber No. 42S7. folio $50 ct
seq. of the land records of the District
Of Columbia and at the request OF the
party sefHred ED I'll se5esb aneon she n
ofuSlee Of he Tie premises Sia " on WEDNESDAY THE
THiRTIETH DAY OF OCTOBER. c!1 AD;
1885. AT FOUR -FORTY-FIvE OCLoCk
premises. situate in the District of Colum,;
bia. and DESIGNATED as and being part o.
original lots and IN SQUARE 1 FouT. Fu.
described as f0ioEs fset north FRI from the
Southeast corner of said square; thence
inches: thence east 152 feet to Fourteenth
Street; thence south "a feet incheS 70
'n1 Terms Of Sale: one-fourth Of the pur-
chase money to be paid in cash. balance
payable in three years; with interest az
annually from day of sale secured by firSt
deed Of trust upon the property sold. or all
cash at the option Of the irsa pIreaaser;i TINA
of sale. All conveyancing.. recording, rev.
enue stamps etc, at cost Of purchaser.
Terms of sale to be complied with wlthln
the trustee reserves the right to resell the
property. at the risk and cost Of default
Ing purchaser. after flve days advertlSe-
ment Of such resale in some newspaper
published in "asniasfHs' gAMGs j. = BECKER,
ocl9-d&dS. exSu Surviving trustee.
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WANTED-LOTS.
SALE-FARMS.

HIGH BRIDGE. 90 a.. r. s9,950. Near
Beltsville 80 a, old r: 81 10Y; Near @
Nd M4o ~ to 100 a., 81 $50 to Sa; 900; Select
bareains in Va. -S65Oo to S12,5Oo; low
N E. RYON CO. 1915 N. Y. Ave. Natl. 1907.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-BY OWNER,
los acIes, 11-room house. $500: 3 miles
from Bowie track Md; woodland and TIM
her Phone Adams 1881.
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RENT-STORES.

343 NJ ST. s.W.-sToRE. 5 RMS. BATH
electricity h-wh.. S42.50 mo. Apply
EDWARDS 532 4th st. s.w-
1ooN 1ath ST " $50 0t
13:i0 l4th ST - 100 0t
AFFLEcK. a4a3 PA. AVE WEST 3O53.
.I0UI, lith ST NW.-I!x60 SGn. 90 M
1.26 18th st. NV x4 5-------- bout
l2os 18th st. n. W. ] X45 ------1oO-oo
Heat Furnished.
HARRY B. PITTS CO,
l015 18th ST. NV. Metropolitan 010n
91s 2Ist ST NW-STORE, ELEC. So %
oO3S Ga ave-Large store------- 30 %
100 G. st. n.w.-Lg. store. elec.---- 21 5e
l11l2 G. st. nw.-Store and . rms - q
2224 Ga aVe-Store ] r., elec.-- 20.5l
M FRANK RUPERT.
1OoJ
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RooMs-FURN. AND UNFURN.

CLEVELAND PARK-In large. quiet no..
cultured environ; liv. r. bed r. private
exclusive; studious lady or gentleman.
Emerson 0S53 2s
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TWO, LARGE. sunny Ink. rooms. sink.
ST. so: close-in Washington. one-far sub
urb; old country home. Lincoln 4S36-J.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-Entire Bird floor.
. rooms. private bath. bed room; furn. if
desired; half block Conn. ave. Phone
Emerson 6237.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-New detached
of club room. garage; refined adult home;
couple or gentlemen: S35. After 6 pm,
phone Cleveland 1868.
310S MT PLEASANT ST-One large
room: also one small room, near bath.
Employed ladies preferred. Phone Co.
lumbia 2121.
COLORED-1019 goth NV.
Large room. heated, elec. Women. Phone
North 9129.
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$3.50.
GLOVER PARK.

oN dIqHhHr qSENroN 5AS 81
4 BED ROOMS, 3 BATHS:
This house is about year old like new,
the owner has taken extra care: the Ceitai ne
has recreation room. tuil pain +bs first
tubs storage room ana gas neaL; i.,;,,a .II rom
oGF snns has peom f1nd and eRsetc
second floor has bed rooms snd dso oasS sssh.
the .' Balance arranged. For information
district a344' ' Cleveland 4944.
Ss,5OO-DETAcHED HOME LOCATED p, ON ON
are s rooms a BED S,nS rooms aislc' ana the is
nous: house IS sin in Al condition. Very large
81 ,stn i e. & NM. SMlTHYN National eoi; ssos.
Do ated IN Convenient Section ei Brisaa,tx a,x
xoSd near nea s Ssr ps 'front.' nna popc
Wster v1Gms Sa heat. 'a hardwood % doors, built-in
s7.5aa@fN ss5esffN NJ FEEAsAMNy, MT mod modern; n;
iem-as'aensa isfh ss oneaalooEins oEiG RecE
splendid rooms, wide front and rear
ment. built-in garage. Priced less than
ordinary row houses in this choice
ss7So1HEw So:w cENTER-HALL PLAN De
Woodside Md: Exceptionslly well built.
six rooms, TWO BATHS, slde poICn.
attached garage, furred walls. insu-
lated. weather stripped. screens. slate
roof, A real value in first-class
s1s SooWNEw FouR-BED-RooM BRICK.
fully detached, adjacent to. popular
Westerleieh. Artistic in design; cen,
BATH ON FIRST FLOOR: three bed
rooms and bath on second; brick ga
rage, oil burner, elec. refriger alton:
latest equipment throughout. Inspec-
SHANNON g. LucHs CO..
1908 H ST. NV. NATIONAL 2345.
SI3,95O-IN RESTRICTED NV COMMU-
nifty Of beautiful new homes is
located this most charming brick
house; 6 large rooms. extra dress
ing rooms. recreation room. At.
tractively designed, well-planned
space substantially built; in fact
q home different and appealing
A wooded section. the lot 70-ft
frontage. For appointment to
inspect. call National 143S until
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

REAL ESTATE LOANS
GO 100 SECOND-TRUST NOTE. LARGE
Gisrount. for sale; secured on NV. corner
residence. Address Box 264-K. Star omce'
MONEY TO LOAN ON D C. REAL ESTATE
at Lowest prices Phompt service. JESSE
I, HEISKELL, 1115 Eye st. NV.
SEE ME FIRsT-LOANs PROCURED On q
2nd deferred purchase tsast no.eS anee .statss
pIomsifSt sfoeRs: first second and thirS trusts. No
Ted tape quick ssrvisss soo Ssnsg ss So wk
S200 repay 81 80 Wk.: 5000 repay 81 30 Wk.
s. 800 repay 50 wk 900 100 repayss119e VIZ VIZ
$500 repay $l2 50wk 0oerepay S52wk S52 w
Above payments include principal and d
interest and can be arranged m1nuIniy u ana an
bi-month.y. DIR. A. HENRYi iNS Nav YorR YySrRR
ave.) Phone National 1875.
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SALE-LOTS.

ROW AND APARTMENT LOTS. ALSO
chevy Chase lots. priced to sell -.
Phone OWNER Cleveland l4L9 .
PERFECT NV. LOCATION.
High Elevation.
Permanent Satisfaction.
Increasing Values.
Price, $500 per lot.
Size. 5Ox100 feet.
Phone OWNER. Cleveland l4.!: -
WE HAVE DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS
for operative builders in row. sem1-de-
tached and detached areas. FOR Iurtner
't'- MI. Bell or Mr. Walter.
B. F. SAUL CO.
National oI0O 925 18th St. NV.
MIST SELL IDEAL BUILDING SITE
In0S15o feet nearby Va suburb; water.
eiec frequent transp. schools. stores.
churches: only S595 Phone Adams 1856:
. TO 20 ACRE TRACTS. ALL WOODED
caSh0Sl5 per month. G. T. McNAB. phone
Falls Church 4OS.
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SALE OR RENT STORES.
OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

NEW STORE. SUITABLE FOR ANY BUS
mess. location. 2l45 Eye st. NV. Phon
National SlSl.
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PORTLAND HOTEL.
ROOMs-UNFURNIsHED.

18th st and Thomas Circle-Laree out
side rooms. 81 week; private bath. SJ2.5 81
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOM in new, de-
tached house; quiet. pleasant surroundings:
private family; no other roomers spacious
lawn. Desire refined Young man; SIS.
Phone Shpphprd n6HO
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THos= poWLiNG & CO.. AUcTIoNEER

SALE OF PERSONAL EFFECTS HOUSE
ToEp E deoPs EEGficE EGGi F1R q HEREsY sI1E7
AfTES AGE SHAEHSSTT AHST NNREiTpA ON FRIDAY. NoVEM-
BER Sth. 1888. AT TEN,THlR,T,T ,,
O'CLOCK AM. AND EACH sue
CEEDING FRIDAY THEREAFTER UM, ~,
TIL, ALL GOODS ARE DISPOSED OF.
There will be sold at public auction IN the
warerooms Of ero,Acr
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ON qEoRqErowN HEIdHIs:. s:.,u,
Detached residence with beautifu!ly
Handicapped half-acre lot; exceptional 10.
cation: 10 rooms and baths; Earage.
1890 K st. NV. National O476.
5OOS 7th ST. N.W.-3 BED ROOMS, Ilv-
ing room, dining room. pantry. kitchen.
sun porch, bath, built-in gsrase; SO mo.
RANDALL. =. FAQNER q co, INC c1oa
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CHOICE, MODERN APIS.
ONE TO THREE ROOMS, $40 TO $50:
switchboard service; refrig. on house cur
rent; neatly furn. at slight extra charge.
Touraine, 1880 st. NV Potomac 1900.
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c., near Circle-Finely
furnished, new. modern detached home. for
one gentleman, So. Call after pm.
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BY Order Of the Trustee the above sale
has been postponed TO Thursday. october
II. 1895. at pm, in front OF the
premises.
-.I6-2S-30-31
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so3 A ST. Sc. also 7l9 D st. SE.-Bed
room and kitchen. running hot water,
ami; adults. Owner. Lincoln 1925. 3s
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TABLE BOARD.

OWNER OF her large. private residence on
Alaska ave. near Shepherd Park. would
cooking; dinners $50 per month; break
fast and dinner. S22 so. Georgia 267O.
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APARTMENTS-FUR. & UNFUR.

NEAR SHOREHAM HOTELS ROOMS
and bath, all modern improvements; reas-
enable. 1904 Conn. ave. NV.
APARTMENTS - NEWLY DECORATED,
some furnished. in hieh-class northwest
buildings Car available on appointment.
Call Mrs GREEN Adams 4548.
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WANTED-FLATS.

WANTEp-FLAT. TWO OR THREE RMS,
kitchen and bath. unfurnished. Address
Box 34S-K Star oflce. ~
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

ROOM WITH TWIN BEDS in apt. with
home privileges, unlimited phone; near bus
and car; 2 employed ladies. Phone Col
hYpnbia S7RG after g n N,
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THos. ]. OWEN & SON. -AUCTIoNEERS.
I43l EYE ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE ELEVEN
STORY AND BASEMENT IT REdks, BRlSk,
STONE AND CONCRETE FlREPROOF
BtJILDING, USED FOR STORE AND
OFFICE PURPOSES LoGATrED LSS rE wa At
THE NORTHEAST CORNER Or TpTTT NTH-
NoRTHWEsT, KN0WN ;Ss AS The
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1900 MASS. AVE.-Large corner room.
we'll heated, near bath. continuous hot
water: maid service: reasonable
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1894 1lth ST. NW-Second- floor front
completely furnished Adults only
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SUNNY. TWO EXPOSURES. SECOND
floor; living rm bed rm k. and b.; strictly
private. 521S Chevy Chase pkwy.. D. c.
3 ROOMS LARGE RECEPTION HALL.
kitchen and bath: 3 exposures: completely
furnished except linen. 3426 18th st.
NV. Call Columbia 1881. Apt. 6l2 or
Columbia 5514 ~
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/. .W.-Warm. next bath J;
.h.w.. phone; single, S4'
2-nI
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preferred. Phone Lincoln 62ss-W
WODRIDGE. 1891 jackson St NE-Love-
ly front room, newly furnished: employed
cars and bus Phone North k4na-W
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CHILDREN to room and board; mothers
supervision; references exchanged. MIS-
Elmore Day. Dayton. Md. ~.
PROSPECT HILL. near Frederick-Rest
and quiet for elderly people: comfortaole,
modern home Mrs. Roy I. Hyndman.
Frederick. Md. Box 275. i
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New Dutch Colonial. center-hall home:
FIVE rooms, sun parlor. tile bath. hard
wood floors large closets. oil burner. large
lot; $3.50.
Drive out to top of Pennsylvania Ave.
Hills se.. turn left to 44th pl. left to house
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

I7I4 10Th ST N.W.-IDEAL LOCATION.
ATTRAcTIVE ROOMS, NEWLY RENO
WAITED; EXCELLENT MEALS; REASON
ARI,E PHONE NORTH 7125.
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APARTMENTS-FURNISHED

SUBLET FURNISHED-LARGE. GROOM.
| kitchen apartment. Wardman Park Annex.
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IVY TERRACE, 1894 Conn. ave.-Single
or double rooms. with breakfast and din
Decatur R344
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1927 FAIRMONT NW.-Attractive fur
nished rooms for rent; convenient car and
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A RD.-Large. third floor
h: also small room. c.h.w.
nen univ Columbia 5409
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534 INGRAHAM ST. NW.-Single room
nicely furnished. private family, Sl4 per
month Phone Ceorgia 5732
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-24
STRENGTH BY ITALY YFORECAST
 BATTLE Is PENDING
Italian Army Combining Power Prepara
 1'o Major Drive City Of MakaIe

The air force flew far over the river surveying the Dana xii zone and the Amba Alagi sector, south of the next ob- jectiVe-Makale.
 Hoares speech in the House of Commons spread the talk of peace over Europe.
 In Rome officials felt that the statement of the British position, banished from Italy the dread of a European war,
 In Paris, Premier Laval sought MusSolini's minimum terms for ending the African invasion.
 Emperor Selassie was high ly pleased with the British statement, and in reaction, he ordered moved, twenty thousand troops to the north ern front.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-24
NO DEFINITE REPORT WHETHER CIR BRITAIN
 WILL REMOVE SHIPS
Rumors Say Great Britain Will Relieve
 Tension By Withdrawal Warships

on peace terms. League del- egates believed that the date for the launching of a general economic boycott would be re legated far into the future if peace parleys materialize.
 The lessening of the tension between Italy and Great Bri- tain is expected to be follow ed by a renewed drive by La val to start peace talks.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-24
Comparison Made
 Army And Navy
 Italy And Britain
tBy The Associated Press)

(By The ASSociated PreSS)
 Washington, Oct. 24, Brit annia apparently still rules the waves but her land fore eS are outnumbered five to one by Italy's fighting mach inc.
 The British government proposed Wednesday to stren gthen her defensive forces in "the interest of world peace. " On June 30th 1884 Italy's to- tai land force was given at 6,494, 900 as compared to the l,282,00O for Great Britain.
 Since then Italy's army has been increased.
 On the sea Great Britain is to Italy in every except submarines, on the basis of figures compil ed September 23rd. Britain outranks Italy's 154 capital
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-24
Britain May Not Withdraw AnyOf
 Ships From Med.
(By The Associated Press)

Undated Oct. "A, -Wheth CT Great Britain will actual ly withdraw any Warshlps from the Mediterranean in return for Italy's removal of soldiers from Libya, is consid erable of a mystery.
 One authority said that the naval concentration remains and that no orders have gone forth for any reduction. A bargain was also denied in the report.
 Widespread reports would call the cruisers Hood and Re noWn, home.
 Italy's peaceful penetra- tion of Tigre province, be- yond the lines now occupied was also reported.
 Mussolini was pressed by Paris and London for action
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-24
} Trolling Boats
 Foundered Near
 Coronation Island
fBy The Associated Press)


 Ketchikan, Oct. "A, Three trollers foundered and two are missing after storm off Coronation Island, the light house tender Femlock wire lessed the lighthouse service last night.
 The Hem,oek reported that she was enroute from Cape Decision 70 search for the missing crafts. The mea9re message said that the crews of the trollerS Nelson and IV- is had been saved but the fate of the men of the wrecked boat Premier had not been de termined. The names of two missing crafts were not learn ed.
 The storm also struck Ket chikan causing slide, block ing the highway toward the north and severIng telephone lines south of here Heavy rains were accompanied by high winds.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-24

Forest Fires Rage
 InSOuthernCalif.
 Doing Big Damage
(By The Associated Press)

Los Angeles, Oct. 23-Rag- ing forest fires, high winds and a freak dust storm struck Southern California causing thousands of dollars property damage and the possible loss ot one person.
 Hundreds of people battled through the night against a roaring blaze sweeping over Echo Mountain northeast of here, bordering the exclusive Altadena section, destroying several residences a sanitar- ium, and a scenic railway to nearby Mount Lowe. A man identified as Conland Boden it is feared burned to death, when flames destroyed the Lavina Sanitarium, from which sixty other patients were removed safely.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-24
Hunters Rescued
(By The Associated Press)

Anchorage, Oct. 23rd-Ed- ward Meir and Walter Swan son who were marooned on the shore of Cook Inlet when the motor boat failed while on Moose hunting expedi- tion, were rescued by plane and returned home.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-24
Troops In Control
(By The Associated Press)

Hermosiallo, Sonora, MeXi- co, Oct. 23rd-Federal troops are now in control of the state of Sonora, rebel groups having been disbanded and government authorities are tracking down leaders of the uprising. Governor Ramos has returned from Mexico City.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-24
Hugh Brewster Appointed To Position
 Left Vacant By Transfer Murray Hall
Liberal Party Is
 Now In Power In
 Dominion Canada
(By The Associated Press)

Ottawa, Oct. "A -Canada's new Liberal Party govern ment formally took over the administration Wednesday, with William Lyon Mckenzie King becoming Prime Mini ster for the third time in his long public career.
 He succeeds R. B. Bennett, conservative, whose party was defeated at the recent el- ection.
The Nome daily nugget., 1935-10-24
British Tars And Police QuelI Riot
 3 Negroes Killed
(By The Associated Press)

Kingston, Oct. "A, Brit ish bluejackets and police re- stored peace to the riot-torn city on the Isle of St. Vincent.
 Martial law was declared after three negro strikers had been killed. Looting of stores and homes caused the Brit ish tars to step in. The high way was torn up by the riot CTS, forty-tWo of whom have been arrested.