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The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-02-09

friction along racial lines.
The local branch of the Nation
al Alliance has had white visitors
at two or three OF it's meetings.
The first was in connection with
an attempt to get all the Negroes
who are members of the Alliance,
to join the white organization. at
a reduced rate. The second visit
by white members was that OF
Congressman Dingella just before
the election. The last vsltors were
Messrs. Tennant and Russell. who
came In gratitude for tthe alleged
support OF Negro vote nfhs re-
cent p. o. election - -
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-02-09
Clara Smith, Former
Blues Singer Dies
In Detroit

Miss Clara Smith, popular
blues" singer and phonograph re-
corder, passed away at Parkside
Hospital. Sunday. Feb. 3. after a
brief illness from pneumonia
She entered the hospital last
Thursday, but failed to respond TO
expert medical treatment and
nursing.
The artist was filling theatrical
engagement in Detroit, when
stricken last week. She formerly
made records for the Columbia
Photograph Company.
The deceased WAS . native ei
sp&rtenburg. 8. c. and was 81
years of nGe.
rhs sSnsdaa rites we're ssa,
Thursday.
Thu asrifoy
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-02-09

Of the dead man lay there in a
blanket. Yet when native boys
went down into the grave they
came out hurriedly. crying there
was no body ! probed the open
grace with my stick and couldn't
even feel the corpse. We left the
grave guarded Later the witch
doctor declared the body had re-
turned. Sure enough the body was
there.
Il suggest that this is u case
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-02-09
Meetings National Employees

This made II necessary to cre-
ate the National Alliance OF POST
al Employees. Since 1918. the
charter Of the alliance has been
enlarged. SO that anyone in the p.
o. Department is elegible for
membership. The alliance Is there
fore a Negro organization. compos-
ed OF Negroes. for the purpose Of
protecting their interests as em-
pioyees Of the p. o. Department.
Negroes are likewise members
OF the other pcstoffice orfaniza-
lions. snch>ss vfn accept Mem;
hence. ne dual NE Of earro
citisen
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in the main postoffice, due chiefly
TO the change OF administration.
The Restaurant-Owner Associa-
tion, II is reported. complained of
the presence OF the cafateria In
the new building. and those COM
plants apparently found sympath-
etic ears IN the New Deal" Thus
far. this strong combination has
been too formidable for the local
branch Of the National Alliance.
Negroes In the postoffice. Just
like many members OF the race
outside. have developed an ultra
conservative attitode OF compla-
cenoy IN NJ ters that produce
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II these newly-elected officers
feel that they need TO give somee x
preston of gratitude for votes re-
ceived from Negroes, let them dis
play some tangible evidence OF this
gratitude by giving same Negroes
employment in the cafateria -
Roosevelt Park. Let them stand
up in committee meetings and as
sembly meetings against discrimin-
alton In the Postoffice. Above all.
let them see that insomuch as they
allow discrimination against Ne
sroes az workers. the ofriciels have
loop holts In which 70 discrim'r~
afo oraihrf thom "a vro-s-
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-02-09
Allenged Confession
Solves Robberies

With the arrest and alleged con-
fession OF James McKelvy, 20
years old. OF 6s2 Erskine street,
police believe they have solved
twenty-five local hold-ups which
netted a total OF $500. between
October IS. 1884 and Jan. 26, 1885,
McKeivy pleaded guilty 10 a
charge Of robbery armed. before
Recorder Judge John r. Scaiien,
and Is awaiting sentence.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-02-09

II once saw natives walk un-
harmed through a pit Of fire so
hot that | couldn't get within IL
feet OF II. They came out un-
sInged and stepped into water
which boiled and sizzled. can
give you no explanation, except
perhaps that it was faith.
Once went to exhume a
tribal chief who. suspected. had
been murdered. The witch doctor
warned me not to- go. However.
dug up the grave and the figure
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-02-09
British Doctor Tells Scientists
About Magicians In Africa

A Universal Service special ca
BILE from London, England. bear
ing date OF Jan. 81. tells an inter-
esting story OF African magic. as
recounted by Or. G. B. Kirkland,
former government medical Off
GERS in Rhodesia. Africa. In lectur-
ing before the international Insti-
tute OF Psychical Research. he
spoke as follows
Africa teens with magic, and
], a medical officer. cannot ex-
plain IL.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-02-09
DIRE CTOR OF EMERGENCY
EDUCATION STATES POLICY
ON RACIAL RELATIONS

In letter TO the Tribune-Iude-
pendent, dated Feb !. Paul r
Noelker. Superintendent OF Public
Instruction. denied segregation N
Nursery Schools in Detroit.
Mr. yoelker says MY depart
mem does not now. and never has
in all the history OF our State TAX
en- srI a tand
they are located in districts where
the residents are practically all
colored people or in the case OF
the units located IN the Baptist
Christian Center Community
House which Is operated by and
for colored people.
rs Director Of Emergency Edu-
cation in this state. would like
10 assure you that II is not our
policy 10 promote any racial pre-
iudices or segregation.
Very truly yours.
0rin w. Kaye
Director Of Emergency Edu-
cation
The article TO which Mr. DeGs-
Ian and Director Kaye refer. as
previously stated, was release
from Washington. 1t did not origi-
mate in our office and we are no
lpersona Responsible for tn
. lstatem . and figures II contair
i ed about the FTcRA Nurse,
Schoois I'm Detroit
is The statement in the article,
te which public school authorfff
d In Detroit and at Lansing obje
: reads as follows:
-Four FERA Nursery School
exclusively for coIored childrel
y (Continued ON Page -
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Last week. We received a letter
from +. 5. DeGalan, director Of
Evening and SunIei Schools. De-
troit Board of Education. in which
he took issue with statements
published In the Tribune indepen-
dent OF Jan. 20 in the form of
lc!easc sent oui by the FERA De-
paltment a. Washington Another
letter ~ lr1."st has Just bc,n rc-
received from Grin W Kaye. direc
tor OF Emergency Education.
State OF Michigan al Lansing.
Dr. kaye's letter reads as fol-
lows
Editor ol Tribune Independent
2li6 81 Antoine
Detroit. Michigan
Dear Sir:
II has been brought 10 my at
tention that charges have been
made to the effect that Detroit is
practicing racial segregation in
some of it's SERA Nursery Schools.
lpon careful investigation find
that such charges are not sub
staniiated by facts. This office, tbs
office OF the Department of Pub
lie Instruction. and Mr. De<sai;--.-
who represents the sERA educe
,tionai activities In Detroit. hay
lnever had any Intention of pract
icing racial segregation
OF the fifteen Nursery Scho.
In Detroit. six have an all viii
membership. seven have a mike
membership. and two an all co
iored membership. The fact tha
two have an all colored member
10 is due entirely 10 the fact tina
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-02-09
Anti-Lynching Bill
r a d % Broad Cast
Tt m e Is Changed

New York The time of the ma
tion-wIde radio broadcast by Sena-
tor Edward p. Costigan on the fed
eral anti-lynching bill on Feb
ruary II. has been changed from
11:00 p m. to 11:15 y. m. eastern
standard time. II will run to 11:3U
y. m. and will be carried over sta
tions OF the Columbia Broadcasting
SYafem-
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-02-09

nizer. Morton shipman. Rev. S. u.
Armstrong. DR.. A. r. Goodson, the
Rev. Battle. Mrs. Birdie Whiting
ton. and former Capt. Zack Hen
derson. They will work under the
personal supervision OF DR.. Os-
sain II. Sweet, State Organizer.
They viii be dispatched to nearby
cities and towns on Organizations
tours Immediately after the Coun-
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OF powerful psychic inhibition
emanating from the witch doctor,
a mesmcric influence cast by the
witch doctor on those around"
Doctor Kirkland said he had
seen healthy natives die after a
witch doctor had pronounced the
spell of death on the man"
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-02-09

The National Alliance of Postal
was organized in 1913.
Vhen woodrow Wilson became
PRESIDENT OF the United States.
A Under the Wilson Administra-
Bon. Negroes were excluded from
hembership In the Railway Mail
nrvice Organization, and 20 the
Dssnt time are still barred from
nbership in that association.
Negro n. r. mail clerk had
shannsl throush which 70
his srisvancss. which was
IA rssss9 1nE- ~ szelusion
>Uo~ S9s>5n<ien.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-02-09
Rumford Day At
Peoples Grocery

Saturday. February .. will be
"Rumford Day" at Peoples Gro
Gerry. 1926 Hastings. This will be
the fourth special "Rumford Day
which the national sales repre-
sentatives, r. s. Scruggs and Mrs.
c. A. Scott have put on in De-
troit.
Last Saturday, Stricklands Gro
Gerry sold l24 large cans OF Rum
ford. Mr.. Humes OF Peoples Gro
Gerry says that his store intends
to break the record set by me
Booker T. Washington Store
which sold 1876 large cans.
Mr.. Scruggs and Mrs. Scott will
be in Peoples Grocery all day Sat
urday at which time they will Of
fer large can OF Rumford Bak-
ing Powder, a kitchen untensil and
a cook book for 20c.
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READ
ssxVf.lt, ~. II.vnor
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Read Each Week
"Within Our House"

these visits are in appreciation OF
the difficulties encountered by Ne
gropostal employees. they are
welcome. But II these visits turn
on the ususi white mans coming
to Negro m, tinss, when the Ne
gre postal employees. they are
to let the whko man know that
he apprsaches him in culture and
demeansr. God forbid for their
visits.
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READ
Within Our House"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-06-04

8 RMS, B.. AMI. RECENTLY REDECO-
rated Quiet, cool, NV. section. Summer or
longer. Roses, grape arbof. Pot. 1S44-M
GEORGETOWN HILLTOP. FOR SUMNER:
10 rooms screened porch. garden. large
shade trees. MARTIN. 331 R, West 0l42.
s ROOMS. GLASSED-IN SUN PARLOR
furnished completely; June Is to Septem-
her /. 6401 Delaware St. Chevy Chase. Md
FOR SUMMER, COMP. FURN.: IN WALK
ing distance of downtown all improve
ments: references. 141S r. I. ave. NV.
MARIETTA PARK-LARGE COR. LOT. =
room furnished bungalow: shower bath
electric refrigerator, automatic heat, built
BRCDIE & COLBERT. INC.
1907 Eye NV. Phone National sS15.
CLEVELAND PARKS ROOMS 3 BATHS:
June 90 to Oct. /; unusually comforta BILE
for Summer: cleo. refrig.; 1928 mo. 330S
35th st (near Newark. Cleveland 0s40
1910 o ST NW-5-ROOM FURNISHED
house. Phone in morning for appoint
ment to see. Phone West 0335-W.
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HOUSES-FURNISHED.
lConfinued

ON THE PARK-FoXALL VILLAGE
years leases rooms, > baths, > screened
porches-garage. 1877 44th st. NV. Call
Emerson 0n6H
DELAFIELD PL. NW.-sIX- ROOM SEMI
detached house. yard. ami Phone Adams
2495-W. evenings.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-SUMMER SEA
son: s rooms including bed rooms.
maids room, 3 complete baths, large sun
porch. electric appliances garage, imme-
date occupancy $3.50. Telephone Cleve-
land 50s6.
IN WOODED SECTION NEAR EDGFMOOR
Attractive new S-room house. com
petPly furnished, maids room. > baths
@-car garage; June 10 September Is. SllO
month Phone Wisconsin 4Hla.
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE - WELL
6 months Phone Cleveland 5527.
CHEVY CHASE, NEAR CIRCLE: JUNE TO
Sept. 49, ideal for Summer, airy rooms.
ample grounds and shade trees. Phone
Wisconsin 1913.
JUNE 15-OCT. I5-TO RESPONSIBLE
couple. no children rms. piano. radio.
large yard. Appointment ny letter only.
MRS. KENNEDY. $40 KENYON ST NV
FOR RENT. FURNISHED. UNTIL SEPT.
Is. 5-maSter-rOom and 3-bath house near
Wardman Park, acre Of ground view Of
Potomac porches and terrace. adequate
in every vay for cool. comfort able living
cook and laundress If desired. owner Will
servants rooms and baths, complete in
every detail; 5000 month
390n CATHEDRAL AVE.
Phone Adams U2ul.
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Sc. 75o-ATTRAcTIvE ENGLISH BRICK
in the popular 'Burlelth community:
near the Western High School ana J9SI
a few minutes from the. downtown. SIX
rooms full dining room, hot-|Ater
heat; all improvements. Including ga
rage viii put in hrst-class condltlon
Is 9So@ SuI MopEPN eO-FooT COLONIAL
BRICK west of 14th st. on, Spring rd.
Six fine rooms. incloSed double rear
porches, complete up-to-date equipment
throughout garage. Reduced approXl-
mately 81 900 for quick sale 80
50 0n0-FOUR- BEDROOM BRICK in Mt.
Pleasant, west of 18th ST. less than
one square from car line and stores.
All large rooms extra lavatory on mas
ter bed room front porch: sleeping
porch fireplace. metal weather strip
ping built-in garage. Just painted and
in good condition. "
SI1 I50-HOME AND INVESTMENT. A
splendid three-story brick, near 18th
ano Biltmore SITS. close to every con-
venience and in wonderful rental
section Each floor arranged as a sep
srate apt. of four rooms and bath hot
water heat with oil burner. ElextroluX
refrig in one apt rear pOrches and
garage Needs some redecorating- FL
nanced with IonE-term H. o. L. Z.
mortsage easily carried. real oo-
'0i 'I SHANNON & LucHs CO..
1908 Il ST, NV. NATIONAL 2346.
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INSPECT
AHT MI

A new detached home of stone and
brick. built for permanency. comfort; con-
venience Priced attractively for lmme-
date sale. 24-foot recreation room with
stone fireplace. entrance hall. 2 coat CLOS
corniced ceiling. breakfast room; master
bed room private bath second bath be,
tween the other = bed roomsl. full-sized
attic. furred and completely insulated
walls "A PERFECT ALL ELECTRIC
HEALTH KITCHEN" oil heat. electric re-
frigerator. brick garage: lot $50 feet deep
with trees.
PAUL T. STONE. INC,
8412 Rittenhouse St. Cleveland e142.
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So .60-STEAM HEAT. WATER INCL:
front: rms kit, dinette, bath; semi
! RIM. DRESSING RIM. DIN. ALCoVE.
kit and bath and . rms. DIN. alCove, kit
and bath; cleo. refrig. Resident manager.
1921 Conn. Ave Phone Decatur $500.
bright. clean #. rms. newly dec; southern
exp. porch apt house: 10 adults excel
lent location; G. E. refriEeration; reas.
1900 HARVARD ST. NV RMS. K.
b. cleo, refriEerator; resS available June
1921 Conn. ave Phone Decatur $500
470I CONN. AVE- RMS. KIT. AND b
rms. KIT and bath large screened perch;
service: refrigeration on house current.
resident manager
The ALABAMA. 1915 N ST. NW.-WALK-
Ing distance downtown, all-nisht elevator
b. $50 50: rooms, k. and B.. $50 so.
Resident manager
" ROOMS. KTTCHENETTE AND PRIVATE
bath. large sCreened;in back porch heat;
Staples st ne after pm
$500 I4th ST RMS. KITCHEN. BATH
and porch; refriG. on house current, eley..
RANDALL II, HAGNER 4 co. INC
1921 Conn. Ave. Phone Decatur $500.
ABA GA AVE. NW.-S45.O0.
Two rooms kitchen and bath.
$40 BUCHANAN ST NW-S50 90.
Two rooms q kitchen. d!nette and bath;
electric refrigeration
1904 K CAFRTTZ. DIST 90s0
/ ROOM. KITCHEN AND BATH: SUBLET
Unfurnished: modern apt bldg. 1914 18th
st NV. after p IN
moor, Attractive rooms, kit bath.
refrig res. mgr. Phone Cleveland $3.50.
DOWNTOWN-S5 0O-l@25 K ST. NV.
Apt. No diving room, bed room
kitchen and bath. CAFRrTZ. 1904 K.
1901 CALVERT ST LARGE ROOMS,
full-size kitchen and bath. large reception
hall and porch. also " rooms kitchen and
bath. cleo refriReration; res mgr.
The PONCE DE LEON. ASIA CONN. AVE
, rms, k and b. to ! rms X, b. porch
and large RECEIPT. rm refr!Eeration on
house current. Secty. service res. mgr.
1898 CONN AVE - LARGE ROOMS
kitchen and bath, high ceilings Also :!
RANDALL H HAGNFR & co INC
1921 Conn Ave Phone Decatur $500
APT. -. 1905 GIRARD ST. NW-6
rooms. 3 bed rooms and bath all outside
rooms in = well-SeryiCed hUiding. good
condition Available about June ! O. SOS
INQUIRE isnItor or COMMERCIAL MA
T1ONAL BANK. 14th and G SITS. Phone
National 1850
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A WONDERFUL BUY NEAR
CONNECTICUT AVE AND

THE TAFT BRIDGE.
S11 a50-One. OF those fine big roomy.
:4-ft. brick houses If, excellent ne,sh-
borhood. : rooms - BED ROOMS)
and BATHS. storage attic oil heat.
full basement. bullt-in earage A bar
gain For inspection, call BOSS 4
PHELPS. NATIONAL 1900.
s. q5O-A LITTLE GEM IN THE HEART
of Brentwood with a deep lot,
\ nice rooms and = large porcheS,
spick -and-span and newly reno
waited. all ready 10 move into;
Reasonable down payment and
balance like rent.
Sc n5O-Detached Il very large rooms and
> inCloSed pOrCheS: porch clear
across front of house and nice
ward This is not a new house.
but $1,000 is belnE spent on II
to make II modern. Yes. It IS IN
the District one block TO cars.
surely a pickup Better hurry
II Won mean business.
SSo5O-A brand-new detached brick home
with , bed rooms. full : stories
furred walls Caulked. weather.
stripped and screened. The lot Is
5Ox133 feet: close TO Chevy, Chase
Country Club An unuual price
for such fine property.
We specialize in BARGAINS and
advertise them as such. They
don't last Ions. There must be
reason. Call us at once Tor an
REALTY ASSOCIATES. INC.
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LARGE DETACHED HOME. NV.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS

Your hrst opportunity to purchase in
FoXaI one Of those delightful. highly
sought after homes with studio apis. ana
screened porches. MAIDS room. bullt-ln
garaee and deep lot. This home has been
reConditoned and Is available lmmeu!-
ately at a reduced price Call for Key al
wyAVFPTY TAYLOR. INC.
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80 $50.
NEW COLONIAL BRICK.

CHEVY CHASE. q. c.
Unuuestionsby the vest value avallaole
IN Chevy Chase. This Is a large SlN-room
home. LIVING room 2lxI3,6 with fireplace.
dining room 1881 s, a model kitchen
that makes it a pleasure TO VoIK m
breakfast slcove. porch. = tull-s!zeo neo
lated attic. slate roof. 1t is modern in
every detail and there is brick garsEe
to match house. Act quickly if YOU want
IN take advantage of this unusual oppor-
tunity. Terms can be arranged
PAUL 7. STONE. M o,,o
3412 Rittenhouse St. Cleveland 9l4-'
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IT'S A SPECIAL.

And one that's really worth while too Isl
IRVING ST. NV r and b., slasssd-in
sleeping porch. INV h and all other
modern improvements. Large front and
rear wards Gear Earage on wide alley
Have traded owner a larser place for his
beautiful home and can give you q real
barrain here THIS HOUSE WILL POSI-
lively BE SOLD THIS WEEK. The
price is ri0ht ana I can NEE. your terms.
See phone OF write and YOU HAD BET
TER MOVE FAST
L. L. JOHNSON,
a27 N Y Ave NV Nat $500
"COLORED HOME
SPECIALIST"
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
HOUSES-FURNISHED.

ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR. ., 3 OR 4
rooms: gas electricity. telephone included
Reasonable. Phone Greenwood 1883.
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PRICED TO SELL.
yT-YV TET-N CIT

IN BEAUTiFUL CHEVY CHASE MD.
Sl4 a5O-A wonderful buy near the Chevy
Chase Golf Club. Detached aN-brlck
Colonial. ; rooms a BED ROOMS. :
BATHS. electric refreerauo %-car
garage; over @ GOO feet of WeN-land-
scaped ground. Will consider nsller
house in trade. BOSS & PHELPS, Ma
TIONAI n3uO.
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- asa
CHEVY CHASE. n. c.

Inspect this brand-nep. Co,onal-'vDe.
all brick detached home. containing =
splendid rooms and = tile baths attic. Slde
porch and the very latest eQulpment am
ALL ELECTRIC HEALTH KITCHEN
EXceptionauy large and heautltu!ly 4a1d-
scaped lot several trees. EaTaEe
OPEN DAILY UNTIL n.
Reached via PittenhouSe ST. and Utah Ave.
PAUL T. STONE INC.
341S RittenhouSe 81. Cleveland pl4E'
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Observation-Disclosures
Continued

So 60-sTEAM HEAT. WATER INCL:
front: rms kit. dinette bath; semi
basement 3O4 Pershing dr., Lyon Park Va.
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POULTRY AND EGGS.

DAY-oLD AND STARTED CHICKS. on
nation method by State Dept. of Markets.
Chicks on hand for immediate delivery.
Hines Hatchery Olney. Md, ; miles north
of NorbeCk Phone Ashton 13-F2.
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Sc $4,000
HOME BUYER OR INVESTOR.

A lovely detached home of rooms and
bath. with all modern improvements; 3
large porches; garage to match house; IN
usually large lot. A real buy at SS92u.
open, Vacant; ready for occupancy. CALL
MIR. FISCHER NATIONAL $500; EVE
NINGS COLUMBIA 500.
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BOATS.

LAUNCHES C91; one 36-ft. power Gray
1880. Sale or exchange for improved
D. property. Phone Lincoln 1852.
OUTBOARD. 14-foot 81 Johnson first
class CONDITION. Phone Metropolitan IFS;
after 3 pm. Metropolitan 1888. Hensley.
CUPBOARD motors; new and used; serv-
ice and parts; trade-ins and credit. 124O
z ST. Sc
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ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED. SECOND
floor apartment. including master bed
room. living room. kitchen. sleeping porch,
Frgidti ire gas. electricity Adults; i'm
mediate possession: garage optional. 1928
Quincy st. NV. 80
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CHARMING. COY HOME

1921 z ST NE-6-FOOM COLONIAL
MODERN. - 600. TERMS CALL Mr.
THOMPSON LINCOLN 6-74.
3 95O-MARIFTTA PARK-A BEAUTT-
ful room home. including lnciosed
DOrchss making ( bed rooms. huIlt-ir
EaraEe, nov belnE put in nsV-house con-
dItion For appointment to inspect, call
BOSWELL L-BRASUPE co. pG3 18th ST.
NV Dist. 64lu. eve. phone Col. 50@4
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

eEDTGREED black Belgian shepherd. sold
cheap TO person giving good home and
plenty space for run. Phone Adams 0006.
SCOTTISH TERRIER PUPPIES, pediEreed;
healthy: priced right 2113 14th ct. NV:
WANTED-Litters. mixed breed puppies.
Address Box sac. Star office.
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WOODBRIDGE

Groom bath porch. Colonial hunga-
low INV h, cleo. garage. LOT 100000,
81 $50 terms Phone Lincoln 1871. -
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COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL.
SPRING PRICESI

Penna hard coal-White ash. stove. egg.
pea coal. 50 so tom. 24O lbs. to the ton.
LORD BALTIMORE COAL CORP.
1924 Wisconsin Ave. Phone West 26l6.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WILL BOARD CHILDREN during vacation
m farm; bath Mrs c. S. PIndCi. Fulton.
Howard County, Nd.