davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-18

l.. Fri, director OF an association OF
toy manufacturers,
"Childrcn's favoritc play is to learn
by initiating adult activities, The 20
year development of the American
top industry since the war has trans
formed toys from Christmas tree
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-18

better they like it.
Boys enjoy wheel toys -airplancs,
trains. trucks and autos Of all types,
building sets, movie projectors. Dolls
arc drcssd like real little girls and
boys, and science is king Of the older
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-18

industries and activities Of their cid
crs.
"Thc prcdomuancc Of miniatures
Of the peaceful arts, sciences and i'll
duslrics - the 1898 toy ~~rld IS z
sure indication Of the peace loving
spirit OF America today" says James
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-18

to friend over the tclephone--ju just
like father.
A real little electric washing ma
chine and electric iron are helping
she small maid next in doing her
dolls laundry. The doll hospital,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-18
l., LILLIAN Campbell

chHdrcu like best to initiate grown
MN, I'm ,hcir play, according to psy-
cnoJo&i.ts Little girls love to play
rm.c and the nearer their play
rrnumrut duplicates mothers, the
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-18

the picture shown, left. The tiny
bf;de and groom. best man, brides
maids and minister are all dressed In
correct attire for the ceremony.
Among the new dolls is one that
sucks its bottle, dolls that move their
tongues and pucker their mouths.
There also is rubber doll that can
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-18

next gives the small doctor II chance
TO diagnose the case of the sick dolly
with q very lifelikc little stethoscope,
while the little girl plays nurse. The
operating table and all are quite life
Hin
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-18

Edward L. Barnard, noted
professor of practical astronomy in
the University of Chicago born in
Nashville, Tenn. Died Feb. 6, 1923.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-18

go swimming and say Mama "
Toy grocery stores. exact duplicates
of neighborhood stores, with cash
registers, dial phones, safes. shelves
and counters and rolls of wrapping
paper, AL made to scale, are not only
entertaining to children, but helpful
in their arithmetic problems.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-18

novelties to educational necessities
which teachers prescribe As essentials
Of child development"
Dolls arc real little boys and girls
as You can see by the picture at the
right, above, where all the dolls go
to SchoOl-curly haired dollies. those
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-18

childrcn's play time, judging from the
microscopes, astronomical equipment
and chemistry sets being shown.
FiayinG house has charms for the
small boy as we'll as for the girl, and
left you see the little mother busy
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-18

And what small boys wouldnT
thrill TO the proximity Of the trucks
and smart coupes and larger cars,
which seem to have gotten into such
4 traffic jam in front Of him, as seen
at extreme right2
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-18

when c1asswork will be resumed at
8:15 o'clock,
No mans religion ever survives his
morals.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-18

with household tasks, with a stove
that really cooks, charming cup
board for her dishes, and all the rest
OF the things mother uses, The baby
doll is in its high chair, while brother
as the dad Of the establishment, talks
Henderson daily dispatch., 1935-12-18

Gcolln ino next SnrM% =, I9t.-
Evening star., 1935-05-28
GLADSTONE BAGS.

=. Genuine leather sewed-in steel frame,
heavy hardware. two pockets. siIirt fold ON
side. black or brown; S495. Genuine
tweed overnight bag Wednesday, End Fri
day, 81 90. Schiller Bros. 922 ST. NV
Evening star., 1935-05-28
SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
Continued
FTTRNTTTTRF REIIPHOT STERET

Three-piece LIVING room suite reuphol-
material included. made like new. in finest
tapestry and friezette: workmanship guar
anteed La France Upholstery Co.. 2509
/ 4th ST NV Phone Columbia 1O172
Evening star., 1935-05-28
SALE-HOUSES.

1926 ST s-E.-BUNGALOW 6 ROOMS
and bath; hot-water heat; open nreplace:
every modern inprovement; garage. 40
awnings, screens. etc; a bargain al S6,600:
SEMI-DETAcHED BRICK. SIX ROOMS,
bath. h.-wh- electricity. all improve
ments. Large lot; in excellent condition;
PERCY H. H Russell co 1871 K St. NV:
BARaAIN TO CLosE {p snd AN I.cEson ESTATE:
for young couple who want to save money.
Price SIS $50. Phone Metropolitan 1895.
RUNGALoW; CLOSE TO D0WNToWNMI csS.nSI,
Xafsn S9td dpen sh .nd S sh.a to
6Ox120; small house in. rear for, children
etc or s'1SlS Prfce and ad Terms % reasonable. E. 4
GARvEY Owner. 1925 VI. ave. Phone
CHEVY CHASE: p CmIF You seG roaRl ARE
o06hh Saths. io in new neWHhoTse o condition IS It.
wide. phone us Immediately. because this
wSn sSs sol.s as 0nf and me esrs co
ssss!a 'ho9ssao Gssg tsrms aGal' sosWELG!ssk
spEE sres s4lo 60 Eveninss nsh 6 conmbia Nnf 5S5f
BEAUTIFUL 7-RooM sEMI-DEIAGHE5p
brick in quiet, restricted nelehoorhooo'
all modern Improvements. electric refrieer,
porch. extra room in basement. GARAGE.
exner bsc,tnr LEAVING CITY dtooM WI, sell at saeFif'e
PROSPECTIVE HOME BU1LDER-IF you
own lot we will build you z home. Let
BRADY BROS. 40 Bond Bldg. National
Sc. s50-JUsT OFF UPPER 14th. 90 TT.
wide. ami brick home; porches. large
yard. Call Adams 47s6.
CLEVELAND PARK[A LOFTY CORNER
ss see@s ss"s5f sss. ans
esavg csn b. 'lHe used as S1t Il IS out osrs sreat
sp5o56Sn''yL pS5oo yLoUis us P. e esHoEMAKER. i7is
K st. NV. Phone National 1855.
bAReAIN Mt; PtEAsANT ash Emm.s,5fs Rms; s,l:
Maks Mh!ts easH or colorsd Iass house. Adams 47s6
STOP PAYING RENT!!-I HAVE SEVERAL
good houses will sell on small al cash soth pay
msn' ana nr saisessi seetions. k' cali Cali Mr.. oREM.
s6,e50-BUNGALow m BEST SECTION
isrs.r rs 'oh home and viii sacriice At this
price Convenient terms. F. E. MIDDLE
TON. Metropolitan 2s27.
sssnds s1s loes,on incl WsER RsEsse. A af nv
ACTUAL COST, s1O5O0; NOW ONLY
Sa5O: v,csnt. Strictly white, conven-
Sent northeast location: 6-r, and b.. tap;
estry brick. thoroushly modern - insloisa SaOS,a
rear porches oil burner. Frigidaire. hard:
wood fioors etc: new condition: deep yard
with garage Will make terms. z. A.
ave. NV.
OWNERS sACRTFICE-5-RooM BUNGA-
low. bath garage: large. shady lot; Is
minutes downtown: S3,700. easy terms
Phone Walnut S651. 3Oe
Evening star., 1935-05-28
S1o500
CLOSE TO CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE.
3343 QUESADA ST.
FIRST-FLOOR BED ROOM

FEATURING FlRST.FLOOR BED FOOM
AND BATH.
New cottage-type detached brick and
stone dwelling. situated at one OF the
highest points in Chevy Chase. %, G.. con,
venient to stores. churches. PUBLIC snd
Six splendid rooms living room 22x13.
huge recreation room. wood-burnins
fireplaces. frst-foor bed room with pri.
vate bath. 2 additional full-sized bed
rooms with large tile bath adjoining, stor-
a.se room. Il you have vs, never ,se seen nor q
struction is of the highest standard. insu-
lated throughout. copper water pipes. auto
matte heat, electric refrtserator. brick
OPEN DAILY UNTIL PM
PAUL T. STONE INC.
34l2 RittenhouBe st. Cleveland el42.
Evening star., 1935-05-28
BEAUTIFUL CORNER.
CLEVELAND PARK-NEAR CATHEDRAL

Highest elevation: lot virtually sox1 So:
substantially built, detached home; slate
roof large living room with side porch.
ern exposure. LARGE bed rooms. . baths
and sleeping porch on second floor: rooms
and bath on third floor: gas heat. Onered
at articularly low price for such
valuable property. Phone District s16I,
or Cleveland 1903 after 5 pm.
Evening star., 1935-05-28

$3.50.
,,,S,G CoRNER-NoRTHEAsT IF 1 -,

JUST OFF MARYLAND AVE
beautiful corner property situated within
easy walking distance OF U. g Capitol.
Colonial type, % feet wide. 2 stories and
attic with exceptionally large rooms
tile bat front porch screened rear
porches, with cement floors cold-storase
room. hot-wster heat electricity auto
matte water heater hardwood floors, built
in garage All rooms with southepn expo
sure: beautifully Handicapped lot 4O-foot
frontage. The price quoted is rock-bottom
and substantial cash payment 10 re-
ouIred To inspect call
MR. Walk COLUMBIA s5s?
TO 10 Am. OR TO SPIN.
Evening star., 1935-05-28
Sao5O
NEW COL LONIAI. CHEVY CHASE D. c

NEW COLONIAL. CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
An unusual opportunity to obtain an
all-brick home at an extremely attractive
price don't believe you can match Its
value Huge living room 21x13.6 with
fireplace dining room 136x11.6. model
kitchen that makes 1t q pleasure 70 WORK
in breakfast alcove. porch, 8 splendid bed
rooms, tiled bath shower. foored attic.
slate roof OF course II has the very
latest equipment and conveniences, as well
To Inspect. call Cleveland p142.
Evening star., 1935-05-28
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

"Adrsrtisemenfs sndeY this head.
sh0 are presurled to be from pft-
cate Individuals. unless the ddper.
ffsentent 0fDes frm nams or o
onaness address or states the ioord
Dealer. Members OF ths public
Dho fnd dealers mdsquefddinp IN
thts column as prfpate fndiptduois
are urged TO report the matter to
The Star for tnrestiodtios."
Evening star., 1935-05-28
Sl4 $50.
>,r cEEX S CHASE p. Ca,,,.

NEAR CHEVY CHASE C1RCLE
New detached Colonial brick, attractive
living room with open fireplace, with pan
eled bookshelves; dining room has buLt-ln
china cabinet all-electric kitchen with NEW
ALL.MEIAL CABINET FIRST TIME USED
IN A WASHINGTON HOME; lovely bed
rooms. 2 baths. screened porch, attic. ga
rage oil furnace. beautiful landscaped lot
so oy l22. including parking; ne ar schools.
churches and transportation. Call @. r.
MIKKELSON & SON. Cleveland l131.
Evening star., 1935-05-28
6 QSn

SS90O,
Well located all-masonry home Of high
quality stone and brick construction. with
slate roof copper cutters, hashings and
plumbing 2 bed rooms and studio rm. on
2nd floor center entrance plan with
covered side porch: overlooks golf course;
garage. elec. refrie. model kitchen,
S10250
New stone home OF 8 bed rooms and 3
with unobstructed view of the Potomac;
recreation rm In basement. living rm is
22 #. long with handsome stone fireplace;
"A #. frontage. This home is not quite
finished but Is a wonderful buy.
GRAHAM g. OGDEN
Evening star., 1935-05-28

47O1 CONN. AVE.-4 RMS. K. AND B.
Large screened porch. large RECEIPT hall:
elevator. switchboard service; refrigeration
on house current; resident manager.
THE PONCE DE LEON 1914 CONN AVE.
rms. <. and b., to rms, K. b., porch
house current; secty. Service; res. mgr. -
THE ALABAMA. 1O15 N ST. N.W.-WALK-
ing distance downtown; all-night elevator
and switchboard service; 4 rooms, <. and
b.. S70.60; 5 rooms. x. and b.. $3.50.
Resident MANAGER.
Evening star., 1935-05-28

and b.: 5 rms. T.. b. and porch: refriS. on
house current; elevator: resident manager.
RANDALL H. HAGNER 4 CO., INC.
1921 Conn Ave. Phone Decatur $500.
500 e. CAPTTod-FIRsT FLOOR. 8
laree rooms Kitchen bath. ami; cleo
tIieiJ 3urnished; no children. no doSs;
Evening star., 1935-05-28
ROOMS AND BOARD.

ROOMS AND BOARD.
CLEVELAND PARK-Delightfully cool. at
tractive double and single rooms. facins
SsTK; c.1sl.na sxsels9s 4s7s meals reasonable Phone
1905 N, Il. AVE. NV. (near Dupont Circle.
Desirable vacancies in beautifully furnished
house single beds, connecting bath. unlim-
tied phone. excellent meals; young ladies.
1916 KALORAMA RD. NV. Apt. q
sunny nsT swH nsds
reasonable. Phone COLUMBIA Iiss. ~
2023 R ST.. at Conn.-Desirable vacancy.
two ladies; large. cool front room. twin
beds. private bath. Excellent meals.
1908 ST. N.W-Nicely furnished rooms.
refined atmosphere: excellent meals; cen.
trally located; Government or professional
1702 10th ST. N.W.-Vacancies for young
people twin beds: excellent food: congenial
atmosphere; walking distance.
1851 coLUMBIA RD. NV. Whitehaii-
summer location; excellent board: best
1925 N. H. AVE. N.W.-Larse cool rooms.
singles, doubles, and l suite Of 2 rooms;
available June l; convenient location.
1928 N ST. N.W.-Unique studio rooms
in new house opening May Is: unusual de-
tails: walking. distance to downtown; we'll
balanced meals OPTIONAL
1929 < 81. NV. The Lee-Maraue-Nicely
g5Sssa ept SSsad Som. saainr BATH sf:e
1522 15 MASS AXE,I;Hsautifgl room ad.
single room: best home cooking.
1887 R N.W.-Available June /; blocks
large oiooetes oxcellenk enoAlA,
Evening star., 1935-05-28
70 inspect. call Cleveland e142.

as garage
To inspect call Cleveland e142.
SIS. s5.a5O-COLONIAL BRICK m CONvEN-
s rom nG5hTssf te rooms iss snd ss
water heat on BURNER, elee. re-
trissration; hardwood no0rs' aoat,,ae ssoae re-
Sc aSoemmARRANoED tsemARRANoE FOR FAMILIES
Modern brick. near sth and Kennedy
Stores: @ eiSss aide front 81 porch. ineiossd rear
porches; on BuRNER elee refrisssrs. s
S. a5"NNEw s NJ PeiS pETAoHEp. FAX he 4-BED-RooM
BRICK. on splendid lot 6oxl65 feet. In
saHsT. sHsr spGns fPom stores Ma and e seheo I srs
ssa.DmsHs, th50SshoSs h51,s =. sss.shss SassI, S.
this price. See It today ~
sl2 .a50.NEW DETACHED BRICK on Ss-
Unususily wen constructed. embodyins
rooms . tiled baths; !: finished rooms
on III a 4ocm eGmpsts IN Sah and s:n
on nrst floor. furred walls. slate roof
copper gutterins,, metal weather-strip;
Rs sarsse nfeD''s; home nee built it-s .hs as9 You
,sos sHsFSoS 4 u Ks EgsHs Sssisnsf g. as4s
bungalow. Of 1--WE rooms and bath;
TO be redecorated at this figure
II you known values-it's not
necessary to say more. ARRANGE
to see 1t at once.
S7,35o-Saul's Additional semi-detached
brick house in this attractive.
riit' Geil butt and nd'i newly redecorsted. cd co
II you see it. you will surely buy.
s7,e50-NEw detached brick home-Tvo
bath on second door; furred walls.
large lot. The ,ocation-closs to
Washington Country Club.
These three offerings are OUT
standing values and merit your
immediate Investigation. Call US
NOW for appointment.
REALTY ASSOCIATES. mo.
Phone National l43s.
Z rooms a bed roomsj. arrsnzed for
or families; 3 porches, ssrase. Vacant.
Easy terms
,,os WAr1E 4 JAMES ;. NC. .,.,
$3.50.
pETeAGEEVEYP' TeGEVY cGEsEl GEsEEf B. SAlI' T.
No better value anywhere. This a.trae-
tive home has been reconditioned through
oushly modern. Center hall. rooms, mas
ter bed wh ,s: tie
h.-w. heat, automatic water heater: gear
garage It is conveniently situated amid
lovely homes and close TO public school.
Liberal terms. To inspect. call Clev. s142.
Evening star., 1935-05-28


A APpAREL, fqrniture rades: household
sSas snss sss5p prlcss soI Pasa 4a 1a
APPAREL-Men's. women's and chfldrens;
tre nto shSe hs o sa ss m
NV. Phone Mr.. Winger. Decatur $3.50. %.
APpARE1s ,.urnitpre, household goods;
g s kRSs sesEss y pay Is sis cav
ATTENT1oN--Will purchase for cash your
diamonds. silverware, platinum. old gold
and discarded jewelry Estates bought
call. Phone Charles. Metropolitan s641. l.
AuToGRAPH LETTERS Of Presidents.
Souss HonSs Shop ais i2ss DIST SIS iS7a ssas
BOOKS WANTED second-hand hundred
PeaE@sn vi s. n.x. nf p.s@trist liz sszsi
CLoTHING-Hishest prices paid for mems
Rhene sas h St ny"
goods. all kinds; highest prices paid Call
North 6040 before selling. Prompt service.
.aSYYs:t YtIss i
E1nss FuENITURGMWant a;,S, enopsh .a. {hou'shold
Phone MetropoIitan 1864 after s pm: 2s.
FURNITURE-We pay highest cash prices
for furniture. and household goods Of
all kinds. CaIl Gilbert. National 1866. Il
FURMiTURE; russ, household goods. etc;
results call any time. Lincoln 54Ss. l.
FURNITURE. bric-a-brac, china glassware,
prices paid can Murray Adams 9i:s siss. se 50.
ULTRA-V1OLET lamps. bought. sold, ex-
changed What have you. Address Box
GoID..RRING YoUR Old COLD sIL-
YER. PLATINUM. TEETH. DISCARDED
JEWELRY: WE HAVE a .: g. GoVT. L.
KAHN. INC. 43 YEARS Al s35 r
ALWAYS TOP PRICES PAID for old 9oid.
Phone Metropolitan 9l13. 937 b NV.
OLD COLI. silver platinum purchased for
manufacturing use; maximum price uaid
BURNsTNES o3I @ ST. NV
Since 1855 FEDERAL Lcen1e.
CASH FOR OLD. GOLD.
aoss aef ssnse 70 buy etsa ssiinrsH zsss esa ssa
we PAY CASH FOR
OLD GOLD-D1AMCN
Philip Sures Co. 1404 N. =. Ave. NV
WE PAY CASH FOR GOLD
Antique iewelry. watches. diamonds.
bridges. teeth. silver. Any worn.out trim
iess' scaIEs Es1l HEisss Igsns. gssss sss /, NV. -.
Evening star., 1935-05-28
POULTRY AND EGGS.

CHICKS Reds Leghorns, $3.50 the
phone Falls Church. Va, 34S. 30s
Evening star., 1935-05-28
ON THE LEE MEMORIAL BOULEVARD.

NEAN rhLlHo OtIUItCI. WI.
Attractive new home of brick construc-
tion. rooms and bath with shower large
living room. open fireplace. side porch.
oak hoors throughout. hot-water heat.
modern kitchen equipment including cleo
tric refrigeration and inlsid lnoleum, nrst
floor lsvatory. recreation room in base
ment attached garage attic; lot 60x1 5s.
Purchaser may select wall paper and elec.
fixtures. House will be ready for oecu-
psncy within 2 weeks price only s. $50.
RIdr Nar1 0606
Evening star., 1935-05-28

FOR THE SUMMER SEA-
SON - SEVERAL ATTRAC-
TIVE SUBURBAN HOMES.
LOVELY GROUNDS. TO
ACCEPTABLE OCCUPANTS
HO APPRECIATE EX-
CEPTIONAL HOME AD-
VANTAGES AND NEIGH
BORHOOD. r E N T A L S
FROM $120 to $500 PER
MONTH. w. G.. & A. N.
MILLER, 1119 17TH ST.
NV. DIST. %A64.
Evening star., 1935-05-28
ROOMS-UNFURNISHED.

ROOMS-UNFURNISHED.
1880 IRVING 81. NW.-Two rooms; cleo
tricity. gas and telephone service free.
Phone Columbia 1888.
1908 VERMONT AVE NW-3rd hoor 2
large rooms. kit, newly dec; gas range,
sink: gas. cleo; adults.
kitchen CAB. iinoieum. range. sink: 1T.
gas, cleo; quiet adults: 14th st. car; $35
1926 NEAI, ST NE rooms, gas and
electricity: $3.50. No children. %"
172O NJ w-RunninE water, anil: nom
housekeeping; flrst floor; private family;
S12 and $50 month.
719 D 81. s.E.-Kitchen. dining room.
bed room and day-bed room. private bath;
adults: frst floor; $40. 81
Evening star., 1935-05-28
HOUSES-FURNISHED.

HOUSES-FURNISHE
CHEVY CHASE. NEAR CIRCLE; JUNE TO
Sept; 15. ideal for. Summer; airy rooms.
ample groTnds and shade trees Phone
ATTRACTIVELY FUR. 7-R. HOUSE, FROM
oil heat, dining and sleeping porches. gar
den and garage. 90 West Irving St. Chevy
Chase, Md Phone Wisconsin 4230.
NEWARK ST. NV. NEAR CONN. AVE,
rooms. dressing room. maids room. garage:
detached house. attractively furnished: one
Emerson fF IsS zfsssIss zysss lease slsS mo- Phone
CLEVELAND PARKS ROOMS, BATHS;
June 20 to Oct. l.: unusually comfortable
for tn,S Summer; else reiris Si25 ogo mo a39s
r: June to November Is; $50: elec. refris.
snd hsndy PSn5
oil heat. electric refrig.; nicely furnished;
$50 mo. 5000 sth st. NV. 29'
furnished soroem house, electric fefTixsTa-
@ suired II Phone Wisconsin, in 15ss' ssen'es &c
$50 RTTTENHoUSE ST N.w.-6 ROOMS.
a ss eee.a .
Georgia $3.50 after s pm. 90.
D. C-Eight-room home large porches;
very cool and pleasant in Summer. Avail
per month. Phone Cleveland 2493.
MODERN HOME. COMPLETELY FUR
nished; rent reasonable. 329 Elm ave,
Takoma Park. Md. Phone Shepherd
DIsTINCTIVELY FURNISHED 8 ROOMS
and sleeping porch. all modern conven-
fences. shade trees and garden ideal for
tember 1. S126 month. Call Clev. s744.
SHERWOOD FOREST-5-ROOM COTTAGE
for, rent for season to careful tenants.
Call Emerson 9043. Tuesday or WedneS-
and b.. ami: Ss5.
10th and Kenyon sts. NV =. and
b. aiRii; n i. 81; gEYMo1R s56. CO.. INC.
1916 NJ Y Ave. Phone Natl 1907
Evening star., 1935-05-28

Your frst opportunity 70 pu1chas. In
FoxaII one Of those delishtful, highly
sought after homes with studio apts, and
sun decks bed rooms, baths spacious
garage and deep lot. This home has been
reconditioned and Is available immedi-
ately at a reduced price Call for keS n
WAyTRiY TAYLOR, NC.
Evening star., 1935-05-28
az prD po0Ms

Sc. BED ROOMS
Near 14th and g.. brick all modern. ar
ranged for two families: price reduced.
Small cash payment. Mr.. Glidden.
WAPLE & JAMES INC,
1925 l4th st NV District S34-
Evening star., 1935-05-28

BATTERY PARK, Bethesda, Md.-Large
room and private bath: references ex-
changed 412 GEORGETOWN I'd. Wise. 4916.
OWNER OF COUNTRY ESTATE in nearby
Virginia, twenty GOD minutes from the
heart of Washingtons business district.
can accommodate three or four gentlemen
as paying guests after June 1st Address
BOX 473-C. Star once. IL
Evening star., 1935-05-28

1903 RIDGE PL. Sc.
z rooms a bed rooms), arrsnged for l
or families; 8 porches, garage. Vacant.
Open II to q.
WAPLE 4 JAMES. INC.
1928 14th NV, District S347.
Evening star., 1935-05-28
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS

COLUMBIA HEIGHTa
ROOMING HOUSE.
Look. only $3.50; $3.50 cash and S65 3
mo $50 = mo less than. rent. II
rooms Q baths, hot-wster heat and auto
matte hot water storsge system; Very
high -class home and one Of the best
room-rentine locations in D. c. Call
Tor an appointment to inspect. Mr..
wAPLE & JAMES. INC,
Res. Georeis 22as District a346.
$40 z STREET NE.
Refined location near Capitol. Liorery
and Government Printing once. Brick.
II rooms 3 baths. oil burner yard.
Suitable for home 8 apartments or tour
lists: in good condition.
THoS z. FARRELL CO.. Realtors,
7ol Tenth St NV National orss
A BEAUTIFUL OLD BRICK HOUSE OF
the year 1908, with several acres OF land
in the heart OF Rockville: massive con.
boxwood, handsome. trees, Th. neishbor.
hood is IL We could ask and Rockville. -
miles from the White House. is hns
county seat This is a prize and SHOULD
be seen especially by those interested in
the better specimens OF its time.
LOUIS P SHOEMAKER;
1919 K St NV National 1853.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-08
NAVY PLANS
LONG FLIGHT.

Copyright, 1885, by United Press
HONOLULU, May 8.-Aircraft
became a major factor in Amer
icas peacetime panorama of war
on the Pacific today with the dis
closure that AZ fighting planes will
attempt the greatest mass flight in
history as part of naval maneuy-
ers.
The flight will involve 200 Off
GERS and enlisted men. The mighty
Armada is scheduled to take off at
a. m. tomorrow for 1000 mile
hop to Midway Island, where it will
join a section of the fleet engaged
in maneuvers in neighboring wa
ters.
The United Press learned from
naval officials that Admiral Joseph
H. Reeves, commander-in-ch of
the fleet, ordered the flight. 1t will
be routine, mere phase of the
navy's gigantic maneuyers in which
most of Americas naval forces are
engaged.
Only the bare confirmation that
the flight was projected and would
be made could be obtained. All
plans were as secret as those cloak
ing a bombing raid in wartime.
The same secrecy has hidden the
movements Of all units of the fleet,
which steamed into the Pacific Fri
day from harbors extending from
San Diego to Alaska.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-08
SCHOOL NOTES
FROM SEELEY

SEELEY. May 8. (SpeciaD-Miss
Siple. the school nurse. was out to
Seeley school Tuesday to weigh the
children from the 1-8 grades.
The Seeley boys indoor team will
play the Elm team Friday after
noon at the Elm diamond.
Charles Johnston is a new boy in
the seventh grade from National
City.
Grace Eads has given the most
book reports this year in Miss
Blanks room. She has given 25
reports. Jim Corban has given
most book reports in Mr.. Hanks
room.
In art periods the 3-8 grades are
drawing spring pictures which Miss
Blank has mounted and put around
the rooms.
There are six insects and eight
flowers mounted on the insect
flower chart in the 6-8 grade room.
The 1-2 grades are making Es-
kimo and spring pictures. They
have made new seat-work books to
put their seat work in. The 3-6
grades are studying China.-Elaine
Graham, Winona Womack.
Imperial Valley press., 1935-05-08
SeeIey Pupils
Glue Operetta

SEELEY. May 8. (speciaD-The
operetta "Molly Be jolly given
Friday evening at the Seeley school
house was well attended.
The presentation by the Seeley
school children showed the results
of careful training. The singing
was exceptionally good. Mrs. L. d.
Hanks was responsible for the af-
fair which afforded a pleasant eve
ning's entertainment.
Those taking part were Elaine
Graham, Walter Smith. Lucille
Klump, Harry Graham, Wynona
Womack. Claude Ferguson, Ruby
Greenburg. Jim and Ruby Corbin,
Bobby Graham. Frank Campbell,
Fred Kato, Hilda Finkbinder, War
ren Euchler, Gorden Womack, Clar-
ence Frowiss, Benny Derrick, Ar
thur Kato, Bobby Brooks, Donald
Klump, Lola May Ford, Janet Ly-
tie. Tsuneko Takuyasu, Tommy
Corbin, Shizuye, Ayako and Jockie
Yoshida. Nobuka Uchimiya, Laura
and Bernice Napier and Yoshiko
Mitamura.