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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-06-17
FLORIDA SCOUTS
ARE ENCAMPED AT
CONNESTEE COVE

BREVARt. June Il. (SpeciaD d.
-Thirty-nint Florida Boy Scouts
from the Dale county council are
encamDed at|COnnestee Cove camp
for girls nea- here this week, and
expect to remain for three more
weeks.
\. s. MadFarlane, executive Of
the Dade ctunty council which
Embraces the Miami area, is IN
charge Of tie camp-school, assist
ed by Dr.. Geo. E. Stephen, fed
commissiona' of the council who
has charge of rifle range work
S. S. Wheat scoutmaster Of troop
10. in charte Of craft shop; L. Z.
Foster, archery and waterfront IN
structor; Hen Thacker, assistant
scoutmastet Of troop II in charge
of can0eint.
Mrs. Rdand s. Kolb. wife Of
the scoutmaster Of troop y Is
camp mother" with Bill Straight,
senior pattol leader Of troop Y a.
storekeeper. All the above are
from the Miami area. DR.. {. /.
Newland, Of Brevard. is camp ply
sician.
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NEWSPAPERS OPINION
!. TUE NATURE OF ALCOHOL

Thesviews of our large circle Of readers may
differ widely as to the politics of liquor, but every
one ia naturally interested in the physiology OF
RsuorA Carefully controlled scientific investigation
by men and women, unprecedented and unbiased
searching only for the facts has multiplied the evil
dence that there is not organ or tissue strue-
ture which escapes the damaging rayages OF alec
holic liquors.
The thickened, hardened, liberated, and picked
stomach of the drinker cries out eloquently as to
the potency of booze to wreck the digestive sys-
TEN.
From the stomach alcohol is taken up by the
portal circulation and is carried direct TO the liver
This is the largest gland and the largest organ Of
the human body and contains approximately one
fourth Of the entiye bt9od volume iAs hssf stand
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-06-17
Holt AND 1.-THE
CARBIDE

STEEP red-tiled, gabled ROOFS
= ranbow-tinted houses, streets
scrubbed spotless-that sounds ike
Holland. and it is-Holland OF the
Caribbees. This beautiful spot that
Is so Dutch is Curacao, the little
Island in the lower West indies
that has belonged to the Neither
lands since 1884 and that today Is
an important export center. Here
II was that the famous Curacao
Aqueur. made from a peculiar va
rlety OF orange. originated, and
mere It is today where travellers
are reminded of the land OF bikes
and canals.
IN 1884. the Netherlands issued a
special stamp concentrating the
"oOth anniversary of this islands
accession to Dutch territory. The
illustration is that Of Willemstad
the chief city. built very much liki
any city in Holland
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-06-17
DIRECTORS OF BIG
u. S. INTERESTS In
CHINA DISTURBED
CONTINUED from mage one)

CONTINUED from mage onel
as Japan in the north-was under
stood here to be urging General
HO to return. General HO left for
Marking last week. declaring he
was through and would never re-
turn as long as the Japanese were
in control.
He is the man they trust as
Markings representative. however
and General Chang was reported
DESTROYS that Ho hurry back and
settle the recUrrent controversies
during the turnover.
Meanwhile, in Peiping, civil au-
thorities, particularly educators,
feared Nippon would turn her at
tention to 'JapanHing" China's
ancient cultural work conducted
in the former capital for centuries.
The educators fear the Chinese
influence soon will have a very
serious effect upon Peiping, as
China's cultural capital, disrupting
the work of a dozen universities
there and the thousands of stu
dents.
Some were considering remov-
ing to the south, fearing it would
be impossible to carry on under
the anticipated Japanese superb
sion.
This nervousness was shared by
administrators Of the United
States Boxer Indemnity fund,
which supports missionary and
other schools in the Peiping area.
Among these are the widely-known
Yenching University in Peiping
and the American Missionary
School at Tisinghua.
Educators in both were worried
following a visit by Tokyo Japa-
nese educators looking over the
buildings and inquiring about the
curricula offered.
DR.. J. Leighton Stuart. presi-
dent of Yenching University, told
the United Press he hoped "the
Japanese military have satisfied
themselves with control Of the
Chinese military and will permit
the continuance of cultural work
here, as before" Students were
nervous.
Evidence that the Japanese do
not yet consider the North China
sit nation closed to military action
was seen in reliable reports Of
troop movements in the Great
Wall region.
These have been recurring in
three sectors 90 between kupeI-
kou. a strategic pass in the Great
Wall, and Miyun, north Of Peip-
ing, where troops have been ma
neuvering for a week; (2l at
Shanhaikwan, where the Great
Wall meets the sea and divides
ManchuSuo and China proper
13 trains are reported held IN
readiness to rush troops south
ward; and (3) at Chinchow, half
way between Kukden and Shan
haikwan in southern Manchukuo,
where three squadrons totalling
$50 warplanes are concentrated.
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NEBRASKA GOVERNOR
DEMANDS ARBITRATION

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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-06-17
AUTHORITIES TO UNITE IN CRIME
CAMPAIGN
(By BRUCE CATION

Society has had no greater encourage
ment for it's security than that derived from
the latest accomplishments of the govern
ment's Omen in solution of the "eyer-
haeuser kidnapping case.
But that is only one phase OF an extern
sive program of federal, state, and local
co-operation against criminal activities
\that the government at Washington is soon
TO put into effect.
Attorney General Homer S. Cummings
recently revealed the plans by which sell
entifc training school for state and local
uolice officers will be opened, probably
this summer. A similar training course VIII
be able available TO state prison officials J;
a federal bureau of crime prevention VIII
be sought from Congress for coordination
of federal, state, and local police efforts,
and not only police officers, but federal al
torneys. marshals, and commissioners Will
receive training that will help them IN
proper prosecution of criminals
Never before in the history OF the coun-
try has so complete campaign on behaf
of society been attempted, and for this At
torney General Cummings and his staff are
to be commended.
."Plant, technical equipment, scientific
facilities, lecturers, and instructors will be
available" Cummings says, adding that
the sole expenses for the students will be
their transportation to and from Washing
ton and their personal living costs during
their stay there.
All that is needed now is cooperation OF
federal, state, and local authorities for this
united battle against crime. Recent devel-
Opments promise we'll for such joint effor-.
Zone of the major factors in such recent
success as has been achieved has been the
increasing cooperation among state, led
eral, and local agencies" Cummings as
serts in this connection. THE future re-
quires even closer coordination, and even
more complete give-and-take in all our ac-
tivties"
To attain this sort of cooperation, how
ever, petty local pride and jealousy must
be waived for the higher purpose at hand.
Politics must be set aside entirely
And there must be a willingness of local
officers, at times, to work under others in a
centralized effort to achieve a common
end.
Activities Of Uncle Sans operatives
against kidnaperS, and the commendaoie
aid given them by state and local authors
ties, points to the effective success OF sucf
program.
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SELECTING THE OTHER
FELLOWS GIRL

A friend of mine was paying
devoted attention to a young wo-
man. Then one day ne met an
other girl and it was all off with
the first one.
How in the world" he said to
me. could I have cared for that
other girl? There is nothing TO
her at all. She is shallow. She
has a mean disposition, and she is
law She is not even good look
inc. Yet, 1 wanted to marry her.
WHY YOU can't speak of her in
the same breath with Miss K"
| told him considered his esti-
mate of the first girl just about
correct.
Then why in the world" he
asked, didn't you say so before?
1t was your duty"
"Not on your life | answered.
Il think too much of your friend
ship"
But you ought to have done
So" ne demonstrated. See what
l might have gotten into"
No said, you pick your
own wife. You have to live with
her. If l did advise you against
her, you would marry her just the
same if you wanted to. Then you
would tell her what l said, and
you would both hate me-"
The fact was, l did not like his
second girl any better than I did
his first. But didn't tell him SO.
He married her though, and they
seem to be getting along all right.
And ! am on speaking terms with
both Of them because / kept still.
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BREAK is FOlLED

WAUPIN, Wis, June II. (UP)
-Four patients armed with but
cher knives and an ice pick made
an unsuccessful attempt to fight
their way out Of the State hospi-
tai for criminal insane Sunday.
Four persons we're injured in the
battle at the final iron gate which
barred the convicts break for
freedom.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-06-17
No Secret of Pleasing Everybody
By WICKES WAMBOLDT

We are all familiar with the
story Of the old man who, with
MS little grandson. started TO
town to sell a donkey. He rode
and the little BOY trudged along
side.
He met some people and over
heard them criticising him for
mixing the little BOY walk. So he.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-06-17
CARD OF THANKS

Ms billiard Jones ana ca..a's,
wish 70 -ahe this meal 10. .l1lh
ing the many frism.- TO. :4rl
kindness and >ymDa-a. ,a.'--
them during the lime. AID ...@
Of their husband and .a.as., H.
lard {. Jones. -
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folks whom ne
heard comment
ing unfavorably
on the fact that
the poor old man
walked while the
little boy rode.
Wherefore I h e
old man climbed
up on the donkey
with the little
boy.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-06-17

Lots of people fall out because
somebody tries 20 pick somebody
else's mate. Lifelong friendships
are broken up, brothers alienated
from sisters, parents estranged
from their children because some
body insists on debating to some
body else whom to aaakxEx Ne
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-06-17

At last we understand the gov
silver policy. The idea
IS TO drive China into the arms Of
Japan and thus prevent bIoodshed
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-06-17

Why Is there no building boom? Well nobody
changes house styles every year to make US
ashamed of the old one.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-06-17

Every organization has two Kinds 81 rsorlo .
the few who are accused of "tryn, 10 run tb;ugS /"
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-06-17

Research department: Experts thinking up new
wrinkles to keep customers dissatisfied with what
they have
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-06-17

Any bum can bluff the police if
he's smart. He can say he is get
ting material for a book.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-06-17

>.'eri'anHm' Telling the federal government
not 70 NEEDLE with State rights; insisting that thu
feeding US '"e e'a'es oNty OF
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1935-06-17
SABOTAGE SEEN IN
ELECTRICAL STRIKE

Continued from page one)
stock since 1922 and none on pre-
ferred stock since 1929.
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SALE-INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

3-FAMILY APT ON 11th ST. AT HAIR
1o va1d nw,@a.w;h eIec: Al conditiop:
Price. only $3.50: moderate cash pay
ment. balance IN bldg. assn. OWNER.
7th AND FLA. AYE; N.W:-BRIcK STORE
ps. fa feR VIM 500 MooRE See pTss Geo sSS
2-FAMILY APT. 4 AND 5 ROOMS AND
bath. separate h.-w.h. plant. Phone
BUNGALOW. 1888 RHODE ISLAND AVE.
ne. now rented 500 monthly. rooms
kitchen. bath 9 garages. front ard back
yard. high elevation.
FAMILY APT: NEAR 4th, AND N SITS
NV. rented for S5.5 month; bargain at
81, $50; terms. Also another 2-apt, bldg
9TH and Q SITS. NV. rented Sol month;
price. S3.I50. has $500 bldg. assoc loan
H. A. SIMON 500 H St NV DIST 1876
OWNER SACRIFICING Sl0UoU EQUITY.
lovely Colonial home of 10th st. devel-
oped. apis leased: will trade small
l0-APT- BLDG. DOWNTOWN; RENTED
low at approximately $4,000 year; price,
Sl7.500 terms. Also S-apt bldg Conn
ave. heart Chevy Chase; rented approxi-
derful future both of these buildings h A.
SIMON. 800 H ST. NV. District 3:i!j6.
SEVERAL BRICK HOUSES
years; rented from $3.50 TO S42 30
per month. Price S3950.00 each. Call
Mr.. McNEILL- Di. 6092
EXCELLENT VALUE TWo-FAMILY
ton. Yearly income Sl.3aO. Can be
bought for $4,000. F. ELIOT MIDDLE
l4th STREET. ABOVE. PARK ROAD
2-car. brick garage; lst commercial real
investment at Si1,95o.. Subject to 1st
ssss Gs' L s1scoE Esh ci LGaa s5as = Trust Co.
4-FAMLY FLAT. 3 R. K. DINETTE, B.
each apt; nearly new bldg; good white
I5G on purchase price. WALTER NJ
BAUMAN. Natl 6229. Sunday Gle. 0741
AN INVESTMENT SELDOM AVAILABLE
Beautiful, NEW HOME. near Rock Creek
PARK. rooms. ? colored tiled baths. :
alley; leased for ss40 per year in advance
Price. only SS.i00. and Will credit year S
rent OF $40 on purchase price. SHAPIRO.
1420 K st. NV. Natl s949
NEAR 14th AND CHAPLIN sTs NV
houses OF 10 rooms and 4 baths each;
totai rent, S25S per month; price, $4,000
ITO LOUIS P; P SHOEMAKER.
4 SMALL HOUSES IN NORTHWEST SEC
tion. all rented at S22 so per month:
1900 for quick sale
j MCKINNEY BERRY.
1853 Wisconsin Ave. NV. West O5l3.
Small Investment Properties.
We have for sale to close estates sew
eral pieces OF investment property rang
ig in price from S4.750 to Sll 900. All
are priced far under their real value
Now is the time to put your money in
real estate; rents are good and prices are
Call Mr.. Bennett. Georgia oe9s.
500, WAPLE & JAMES INC.
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RENT-WAREHOUSES.

CONVENIENT TO B. & o. RR and truck
terminals: five to eight thousand So feet
Lease to suit Jacobs Transfer Co.. 60 L
st. ne. Phone District 24l2
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CHEVROLET 1888 master sedan; new
Philco radio, 1895: 1888 master coupe.
new tires, S345; 1888 master cabriolet,
special nickel wheels, S3g5. These cars
will please the most critical buyer. Frey's
Olds- Dealer. 1910 14th st. NV. 40 late
models to choose from
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EXCHANGE.

YOUR TRADING PROBLEMS SOLVED
QUICKLY. w. B. PICHLER, 1908 K ST.
NV. INV. BLDG. NATIONAL $500.
WILL CONSIDER TRADE OF EQUITY
and farm land in Howard County. Md.
Consisting Of 17S acres, excellent unim-
proved farm site for assumption of mort
gage up to S13.50Q on improved property
in Chevy Chase, Nd. or Chevy Chase. D. G.
CLEAR. WATER R-FRONT PROPERTY ON
Bay. SO miles improved road, for local
property or what have you to trade. Ad-
dress BOX 2S2-A. Star once.
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CHEVROLET 1929 coupe New paint Job
new tires. excellent mechanical order S34
down. S9.93 month. Leo Rocca. Ing.
ave. ne Open Sunday National 1H22
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CHEVROLET 1881 conv. sedan: refnished
dark blue, fine motor, good tires excellent
leather interior; splendid family car for
S279- Lee D. Butler. Inc. 2155 Cham
plain st. NV
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CHEVROLET master coach. original ma
room finish. quiet motor; priced to sell at
S3a5 90 liberal terms. Addison Chevrolet
LIZ Irving 81
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CHEVROLET 1892 cabriolet. $50 down
sRsinst labor and nsrts. vour car NAV he
more than the down payment. ASK for
car No. 141. L. P. Steuart, Inc, 1925
Evening star., 1935-01-20

FORD roadSters. 1880 and 1881 models,
some with new paint Jobs and new tops
motors have been reconditioned in our
own shop and carry a money-back guar
antee: S61 up; long and easy terms, II
YOU like. Nolan. IN 18th St NV.
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CHEVROLET 1881 coach. Do not buy
any car until you have seen this one.
Beautiful new finish. FIVE excellent tires.
several OF which are new; clean up
holstery; motor quiet and powerful.
Honestly priced at $3.50. Terms trade.
OUens Motor Co 63o3 Ga ave
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CHEVROLET 1894 master sedan. Driven
less than 81 miles by an of1cer of this
company. Equipped with trunk. expen-
SiVe radio. spare bumpers. guards etc.
Cost $3.50. Will sell for S695. Liberal
terms; neW-car guarantee. owens Motor
Co G3o3 Ga ave
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FORD 1880 coupe.

FORD 1884 de luxe demonstration Tudor
Just like a new car. very low mileage
best buy in town; SiN1; neW-car suaran-
tee and service; real low down payment
and & months to pay. Nolan. 111l 18th
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good good f TRANSFORMATION % AVAILABLE $1,000 1000
down, $500 per month. Addison Chew
rnlaf 10y IrtrirQ
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SALE-BuSINESs PROPERTY
RENT-BUsINESS PROPERTY.

RENT-BUSINESS PROPERTY.
IN DOWNTOWN SECTION. Ia26 9th ST.
w:-Newly decorated throughout; four
rooms. bath. oil heat. refrigeration,
suitable for beauty parlor. S41.50 per
month: basement suitable for shop Sl5
per month. c. W. SIMPSON CO.. 1924
Vermont ave. Phone Metropolitan 500.
242I PA. AVE-S4O.OO
ATTRACTIVE LOCATION FOR HATS
LINGERIE SHOP. MANICURING AND
HAIRDRESsING PARLOR. LARGE SHOW
WINDOW TO DISPLAY YOUR GOODS;
AFFLECK REALTY CO. WEST 3053.
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Sun and eve.

| ESSEX 1892 Pace-Maker sedan. with G
wheels. trunk rack. etc; exceptionally nne
condition throughout must sell: only S321i
terms. Britt Motor Co.. 1923 Irving St.
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TABLE BOARD.
COUNTRY BOARD.

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. 1909 10Th St
nw."Excelient home-cooked meals. rea-
sonable. Phone North 3739.
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FORD 1882 sport coupe; a car in Splendid
condition, with a beautiful appearance.
S295. c c. c. guaranty. Capitol Cadil-
lac Co, 1902 22nd st. NV. Nat. $500.
Omen Sun. and eve
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CHEVROLET coach. late 1929: trunk rear,
new tires; perfect condition; S95. cash or
terms. Rear 624 Sc.
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ROOMS-FJJRNISHED

Apt. 41-Comfortably furn rm., south exp.
3 wind. maid serv.; gentleman. Col. 3706.
1870 MONROE ST NW.-Are you tired of
ordinary rocming houses? See this bright.
comfortably furnished front room, single
bed. IN small adult family; pleasant. quiet
street, close to Mt. Pleasant. shops. etc;
water; very reasonable. 20s
1921 r. I. (Scott Circle)-Front single
room; gentlemen; every convenience; we'll
kept home; transients considered.
57O3 9th ST. N.W.-Two double rooms
Zone has private bath, in modern home;
good transportation. Phone Georgia 81 80.
1850 COL. RD.--Wanted young lady to
share second-foor. desirable room; So
weekly. Phone Columbia 1928
1910 MASS. AVE. NV, Downtown
Large, well-furniShed room, gas range,
linens. next bath; $25 month.
1000 ST. N.W.-Beautiful room. BACH
elor apt. newly dec, south expos. studio
couch or bed; So to 81 weekly.
141S IRVING N.W.-Extra large, end a..
front. large closet. breakfast nook: newly
decorated; phone; convenient to cars re-
ftned LADY. settled. employed.
1926 CLIFTON N.W.-Refned young man
wishes to share large. comfortable room
twin beds; $3.50 wk.; board. $3.50.
1915 COLUMBIA RD.-Large 3rd-fioor
front room. semi-private bath. owners
modern nome; reasonable; gentleman only.
CHEVY CHASE: 1923 Military Rd.-Laree
bath; board optional. Cleveland 40S3
EMBASSY APTs.-Large, well-furnished
aounIe room; phone PRIVILEGES. Phone
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FORD 1884 VS. Tudor; black fnish fault
less: driven only 6.700 miles like new IL
every respect. sos down and S27 monthly
with new-car guarantee Logan. Fora
Dealers. 14I9 Irving st. NV. Open ewes.
FORD 1884 VS. coach. perfect condition
and trade. Mr Middleton. Lincoln O302
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CHEVROLET 1892 sedan. $50 down and
S:{1 .04 month; 30-day guarantee against
labor and parts; your car may be more
than the down payment. Ask for car No.
16I. L. P. Steuart Inc. l325 I4th.
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CHEVROLET 1881 de luxe sedan. wire
wheels and track rack: S245: liberal terms
Addison Chevrolet. l437 Irving st. NV.
CHEVROLET 1882 sedan, blue finish. tires
Ok quiet motor; S275. 90 liberal terms.
Evening star., 1935-01-20

AIS GALLATIN ST NW-Comfortably
furnished. clean single room in pleasantly
conveniently located home: board
optional; unlimited paone. Georgia 1852.
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DARBY'S FARM. miles out Georgia ave,
near Norbeck. Md. - Large. comfortable
rooms, well heated; good. delectable food
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FORD 1894 convertible coupe, with radio;
very low mileage; paint and motor per
feet: mileage below 5000; here's . car
like new at S547: your own terms. No
Ian iii 18th
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FORD 1884 de luxe Fordor sedan; beautl-
full maroon finish, Spotless interior; IKE
brand-new; perfect motor; new-car guar
antee; S547; your own terms. Nolan'
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Nicely furnished housekeeping rooms.
near market and cars. $3.50 week in
Guiding heat. cleo. gas. Also communicat-
| ing rms Garage in rear. 140S Sth st. NV.
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3-FAMILY APT ON 18th ST. AT HAIR
ward n.w.-H.-wh- elec.: Al condition:
separate meters. etc. Rent sos so month.
Price. only $500: moderate cash pay
ment. balance in bldg. assn. OWNER.
District 45OS
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very fine care. and is in good condition.
S245. C. c. c. guaranty. Capitol Cadll-
lac Co. l222 pond St q " Nat. 3a00.
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CHEVROLET 1888 sport coupe. with spot
light; a real bargain at S395. Mid-City
Auto Co. III l4th ST. n W. Decatur 5049.
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1861 MERIDIAN PL. N.W.-3 blocks above
Park road large single room; plenty sun
light shower; gentleman
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1884 COLUMBIA RD-Unusually large
bright. front bed room; twin beds; with eX-
cellent table board; congenial environment;
reasonable