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The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-11
DIM0ND IS
 OPTIMISTIC
 ABOUT NORTH
Greater Gold Production Indicated During
 Coming Summer

WASHINGTON, Feb. 11.-Alas- ka Delegate Anthony J. Dimond is optimistic concerning Alaska dur ing the coming summer, pointing to the numerous letters received, and indicating a far greater gold production than last year.
 The Delegate said letters indi- cate a great movement of miners to Alaska in the spring, with many old miners returning and in addi- tion to many others making their first pilgrimage.
 The Delegate said he expects numerous new properties to be opened and new dredges are ex- pected to be put in operation in various sections.
 Arthur A. Shonbeck, of Anchor age, here to urge the establish ment of colonies for development of the farming territory, takes the same optimistic view as does the Delegate.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-11
LEGISLATORS VISIT
 MINNIE FIELDS HOME

Members of the TeI-itorial Leg islature were guests for luncheon yesterday at the Minnie Fields or phans' home at Point Lena, motor ing out during the afternoon. After enjoying luncheon the lawmakers inspected the school and home and listened to program by the chill dren.
 At brief informal meeting with James Truitt as toastmaster, the Legislators and other guests ex- pressed themselves as favorably inn pressed with the work Mrs Fields is doing. Marshal William T. Ma honey explained how Mrs. Fields, who is also cook at the Federal jail, carried on the work, much of it at her own expense.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-11
THIRD STARRING. MAE WEST FILM
 NOW AT CAPITOL
Belle of Nineties'' Setting Similar to She
 Done Him Wrong

Belle of the Nineties," now at the Capitol Theatre, the third of the Mae West starring pictures to come from Paramount, shows the blonde siren again in a setting of the gay '9O's, which was the period of her first picture, She Done Him Wrong" v.
 Surrounded by three scre n sweethearts, Roger Pryor, John Mack Brown and John Milan, to- gether with Duke Ellington and his orchestra, Katherine DeMille, Warren Hymer and Stuart Holmes, Mae West essays. the role of the icountry's most sensational bur- lesque queen of the period.
 As American Beauty" Mae be- comes involved with an ambitious young prize fighter, Roger Pryor. of St, Louis, but, through the plot ting of the prize fighters manager the romance is broken up, and Mae West accepts an opportunity to leave St. Louis to become queen of popular gambling palace in New Orleans. M
 The men of New Orleans well come her to the city, and John Miljans gambling house becomes the most popular rendezvous in town. Milan decides to back a young prize fighter, Pryor. Mae Vests "St. Louis man." and, in order to get money for this enter prise, induces Pryor to rob Mae West of her diamonds. Prior gets the diamonds, unaware of the identity, of the woman he robs. Mae West frames the right, ruins Milan, and brings back her re- morseful sweetheart.
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$ Nat. Cash Register 16A, N. Y. c. l6A, N. P. IT, Penney CTS, Pull man 487s, Radio SIS, Reynolds To- bacco 473i, Sears Roebuck 34%, s. F. IS.
 Socony 1S7s, Sperry 87s, Stand. Oil Cal. 32, Stand. Oil N. J. 40ss Texas Corp. 19s, .Timken 34A United Aircraft l39s.
 U.- s. Rubber 13A, U. s. Smelt- ing ll27, West. Air Brake 4 "A, West. Electric 38ls, Woolworth 54A
 rages-Unchanged. .
 Spot silver-53Hc.
 Toronto, Vancouver and Seattle mining exchanges: Bremner 48c at 55c, Cariboo Gold Quartz $115, Golcopda .29c, Montana -Consolidat- ed 18%c, Nabesna $ll6 asked, Pio- neer Gold $l0, Premier sl.50. Sil- versmith 6hc, Sunshine $l1.75.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-11
WANT FIE|DERALs
 TO HELP SOLVE. MURDER OF SIX
EylaAd Point Massacre to Be Taken up by Wash-
 ington Legislature


 OLYMPIA, Wash, Feb. 11.-Fed- eral officers who wiped out the Dillinger mob will be sought to solve Bremerton's mass murder mystery of last March, in a bill prepared for introduction in the House of the Washington State Legislature. The measure carries an appro- priation of $10,000 to finance the investigation by the United States Department of Justice agents and specifically requests the assignment of Milton Purvis, ace Federal agent, to the case in which four men and two women were brutal ly killed in the home of MT. and Mrs. Frank FTieder, at Erla d Point, near Bremerton.
 The Flieders and their four par ty guests were found battered to death and no trace has ever been found of the murderers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-11
NO FORTUNES IN BEACH
 MINING SAYS NESETH

Henry Neseth, formerly of Ko- diak, in Seward for medical atten- ton. told the Seward Gateway re- gently that beach mining, while it may reward close application with 8 living, no longer offers the min- CT fortune Neseth has been liv- ing recently at Alitak where he has been investigating the chances of a cleanup on the Red River gold beaches; Only an. occasional, lucky find is likely to repay the miner for his efforts, he told the Gate- aas-l lllill iMilada
 SHOP IN JUNEAU FIRST!
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-11
KENTUCKY DERBY
 WILL BE $40,000I
 EVENT THIS YEAR

CHICAGO, Ill., Feb. 11-Entry blanks for the sixty-first renewal of the Kentucky Derby have been dumped into the mails, giving Col. Matt Vim, managing director of Americas most famous race, a touch of spring fever.
 The race, with it's purse boosted to S40,O0O, will be decided at Churchill Downs, May 4.
 Colonel Winn revealed the execu- tive right for broadcasting the Derby will be sold this year and the money obtained would be add ed to the purses and the stakes.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-11
APRIL 16 IS;
 OPENING P { DATE

NEW YORK, Feb. 1.-The 1885 National League season will open with St. Louis at Chicago, New York at Boston, Brooklyn at Phila- delphia and Pittsburgh at Cin- cinnati.
 They will respond to play balll' on April 16. one day earlier that the 1884 opening, President Ford Prick announces.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-11
GET AUTO LICENSES NOW

The period of grace for procuring 1885 auto license plates will ex- 2ire February IS. After that date cars with old plates will be tagged and owners subject to penalty for operating without proper license. License fees, Territorial, $l0; city S5. And PLEASE don't wait until the 18th get your new plates now.
 A. W. HENNING, adv City ClerK.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-11

following eleven passengers to Ju- neau.
 c. L. Hornady, H. E. Gibson, Mrs. D. Ayres, MT. and Mrs. R. Carrigan, Miss O.. Halvorsen, c. w. Larson, o. J. Leland, F. Meath, MT. and Mrs R. Simpson.
 After an hours stay, the vessel was scheduled to sail for Skagway.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-11
pErERsBuRG HAS SKI HILL

A skiing contest was held in Petersburg last Sunday under the auspices of the Sons of Norway Lodge. The contest, held at the Petersburg ski hill, included races from the jump down the hill for boys and girls of IS years and under, for 20 and under and for over 20 years. Petersburg has the only ski hill and jump in Alaska, says the Petersburg Press, and much interest is being shown in the town in the winter sport by many ski enthusiasts.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-11
OTHER STOCK QUOTATIONS


 The following are closing prices of various issues today on the New York Stock Exchange, furnished by the Wilson Fairbanks and Com pany's Juneau office:
 Amer. Radiator 14A, Amer. R. M. 20h, Amer. Smelling 34l9, Amer. T. & T. 104%, Amer. Tobacco 801a, Amer w. w. 12, Atchison Topeka 43H, Atlantic Refining 2415, Ben- dix 15As C. P. 12M.
 Caterpillar 41A, Cerro de Pasco 48%. c. & o. 41%. Chrysler 38A Cont. Can 67, Cont Oil 18as, Cur tiss-Wright 29I, du Pont de Ne mours 94A.
 Flee. Auto-Lite 24A, Fairbanks Morse 19A, Gen. Electric 231z. Granby 65s, G. N. IA, Holland Furnace 7as. Howe Sound 45, Hud- son 9&, Int. Nickel 227s, Johns Manville 51.
 Liggett & Myers 106, Liquid Car bonic ETA, Loew's 32%, Lorillard 20A, Marshall Field 8%, Mcintyre 4O5s, Montgomery Ward 26as, Nash 15N.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-11
ATTENTION AMERICAN LEGION

Meeting at Dugout Monday even ing, February II, at 8 o'clock. In- itiation and refreshments. All mem bers urged to attend. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-11
H's Long Cry from Rome
 Belseddnlg to Valentines

various cities of the United States many millions of hideous caric- lures thus change hands ea'c-s year"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-11
PRINCESS NORAH
 IN FROM SOUTH

Arriving here from Vancouver, B. O., at 3:30 o'clock this afternoon, the Princess Norah brought the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-02-11
AMERICAN LEAGUE


 CHICAGO, Feb 11.-The Ameri- can League baseball season will open April Is and close Septem- Der 29 President Will Harridge an- nounced. The opening games fol- low:
 Chicago at Detroit, Cleveland at St, Louis, Boston at New York and Philadelphia at Washington. In 1883 Soviet fliers made Arc tic flights covering a distance Of 186,000 kilometers. In 1894, this fig ure reached 450000 kilometers.
 -e--ee DAILY EMPIRE WANT ADS PAY!
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STOCK PRICES VERY INACTIVE,
 TRADING TODAY
Issues Barely Move in Transactions with Gen.
 eral Slump Prevailing
NEW YORK, Feb. H. Stocks went through their paces today. Prices geherally sagged.
CLOSING PRICES TO-DAY

NEW YORK, Feb H. Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 169a, American Can 1l4h, American Power and Light 3, Anaconda 109s, Armour N 5A i, Bethlehem Steel 29A, Calumet and Hecla SIS, General Motors 3lA, International Harvester 41A, Ken necott 16%, United States S.eel 36, Pound $4.88A, Brem. yer AS.
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NEW COLONIAL eyG.IH 2Egv CHASE. D. G
OPEN DAILY AND EVENINGS.

CHEVY CHASE. d. G.
One of a new group in our Wrenwood
development. A Colonial center-han brick.
8 large rooms, tiled baths, den, in
place G. z. oil furnace. cleo. REFRIGERATOR.
brick garage. Other types to choose
from. One OF these homes features q
BATH This DEVELOPMENT is but 8 squares
from Chevy Chase Circle. with stores.
churches. public and parochial schools and
transportation handily convenient; the
elevation is high and the environment is
excellent. Prices range $4,000 and UP.
Wooded Sites Available for Building
PURPOSES.
PAUL T. STONE. INC.
G1S 18th ST. NV. NATL. 0s43.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
4-RM. BRIGHT APT.-S38.

a. II st me- large rooms. bath. south
ern exposure; redecorated like new. Posi-
lively best for money. Only one available.
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HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.
(Continued.)
FOR COLORED-$50.00.

405 NJ ST. NE.
Excellent condition consisting Of large
rooms. bath. h.-wh. and electricity.
14O4 K. CAFRITZ DIST. 9OSo.
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WANTED TO RENT-HoUSEs.

GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE DESIRES s.
by Maryland Address Box 154-B. Star
Office.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS % TO ROOM
houses at once for desirable tenants with
best of references. List at once for imme-
date results. Rents collected personally
and statements RENTED the following day.
r. L, SEYMOUR CO, INC.
1916 N Y Ave National 1907.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

MT. PLEASANT. 1713 LAMoNT-FIRsT
floor. 9 rooms kitchen. bath. breakfast
nook; large. cool and airy; private home n1se
use Of Porch eh heat 70 s ssdrs
requested: S67. so. g.
s55 MO. YEAR LEASE--FEoNT APT
liv. rm., bed rm.. K and b would iurnlsneo
Inquire janitor. 1920 Ga. ave: Geo. 1883
mag .. 18th St Hw AP to saE
mediate possession. y
40 o ST. NE.-3-ROOM RECEPTION
hall h r sns bath 40 apt elee gas etc.
ONE ROOM. KITCHEN. BATH. NEWLY
Phone Columbia 647O. 8.
9s17 14th ST: NM LARGE ROOMS.
1ssa $50 Snf AvsaSe june use
1641 R ST. NW.-3 LARGE ROOMS,
kitchen and BATH; entire second moor; 500.
2 ROOMS. KITCHEN. PRIVATE BATH;
S sth st. 70 n o1~ni Phone MetropSlitan 5os4
large. outside rooms. bath and porch;
high-grade building; reasonable. rent:
THE KANAWHA. 3O16 DUMBARTON AVE;
pei aE ments .nd fsshsS
Wisconsin ave. NV.
1s KI Ld Spssts FL sstb End 14 hoon
heat. cleo. gas. .Electrolux; adults; 500.
TWO ROOMS KITCHEN DINETTE. BATH
with built-in tub and shower: large fully
screened porch; G. z. refrigeration. Prefer
adults. Phone North .3S 74-J between 5:3O
and pm. Rental. S55.
$3.50 CHEVY CHASE PARKWAY NV
Newly papere6 pr rSomg NJ, 5it is semi-es.th'
ami; reas Phone cleveland 1851:
Il19 COLUMBIA RD. N.W:1TWO ROOMS.
Apply after D pm.
54O6 CONN AVE. N.W.-3-RM.. KITCHEN
sna hath aos frGns ap sas Natl 415s
sor RMs bea Kir SaaeF inei s sA No
Eawton ave. Clarendon. Va.
oXEsL.o 3oSKInEIGi ,J goTo 9d1 o sAFK &
coRcG Ffsids GUo Current TT Free s"f0 Oh
room. bed room; dinette. kitchen. tile bath
ps Too@ with eioset AND Murphy
S Saf Gsa tub aS0 and shower June l.
See manager. National 1888.
broom and Bath
First-Floor Apt.
NEAR GOVERNMENT DEPTS.
PARK Kc,GB ENTEAtd;u ISeG ST FRE Mw'
drsssns room Sis %urpsy bed
dining room. kitchen. tile bath; built.in
tub and shower: See MANAGER. Met. 0540:
ATO7 CONN. AVE-.
usual an Corner r0s spts s9 H elevator and
switchboard service; electricity and re-
t5issIatDn tsTni sseS manager
THE WESfMORELAND. 2122 CALIFOR-
mia st.-Attractive apartment OF rooms
and bath, large poreho FrtfiS Sa :x Else:
board and elf EfN%1N ssry cS.
1888 De Sales st. NV. Dist: 1922.
81 MARIETTA PL: NV.
One room: compietely equipped k rr;asd.
perch sSls,s el se4 ana gas frlsd
Rooms. Kitchen and sathm;s2s:5 so.
National s4si. 1165 & 81. NV.
9110 10Th ST. NV. 2 ROOMS, KITCHEN
and bath Frigidaire on house current. $40.
1873 De Sales St. NV. Dist. 1922.
SOUTHBROOK.
~ 1920 18th ST. NV.
Q rooms kitchen and bath, corner apt.
HAMILTON COURTS,
214O N ST. NV.
and Rooms oo and and Ps s5Sd Sefrissrati0n
See Resident Manager.
J. DALLAS GRADY,
District 917e 1104 Vermont Ave.
2145 CALIFORNIA ST. NV.
1 rm.. kitchen, dinette and bath, SAT so.
| Refrigeration. Resident manager. North
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A LOVELY DETACHED HOME. . ROOMS,
. baths furnished newly decorated:
Frisidaire oil heat. Gear garage. 1929
18TH st. NV. Open.
CLEVELAND PARK = NEWLY DECO
rated rooms. . baths. large porches, ga
rage; Sl25 month; fur. $3.50. Clev. 1924.
5OO6 4th ST. NW.-SS5.OO
Owner will rent furnished house in Pet
worth, consisting of living room. dining
rooms 3 bed rooms kitchen. bath. Frig;;
1904 x. CAFRTTZ. DIST. 1850.
MAY Is TO JULY Is: UNUSUAL OPPOR-.
cation Phone wisconsin 4535. 12s
MODERN. I ROOMS G. BED ROOMSl. 9
baths built-in garage gas heat; "a block
car and bus lines, NV. section; adults.
Address Box 346-A Star ONCE. los
CHEVERLY. MD.-LARGE SIR. AND B
detached acre ground. gear built-in gar
cleo. refrigeration. oil burner Reasonable
Foxall village-Detached 6 r. and b.;
10Th and SITS. n.w.-e r. and b.:
one room On, rented for $40; party will re-
Cleveland Parks r and . b.. Gear
gar: new-house condition: S120.
r L, SEYMOUR CO; NC
JUNE TO SEPTEMBER. INCLUSIVE,
large detached frame residence. 10 rooms.
bath. servants bath and earsge, with
on GEORGETOWN Heights near Bliss estate;
10" Tyler YER AND RUTHERFORD. INC.
1920 K St. NV. Natl. OATS
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COLORED-NEAR 18th AND GIRARD--
Second floor rms, bath, electricity; $40.
HARRY B PITTS CO..
10l5 18th st. NV. Met O1OO.
1906 VERNON ST. NV. COLORED =
Beautiful apt. well arranged for couples;
rent $50. Janitor. -
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WOODRIDGE BARGAIN.

All brick of rooms and bath. gas heat:
lot 75xs5; garage: paved street; near
school. bus. stores: S6.650.
VIM. r. THoROWGooD.
2024 r. l. Ave. NE. Decatur 0317.
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Metropolitan 1868.
Evenings. 5 to 3. Call Emerson 1888
BE SURE

TO SEE 4422 18th PL NE
Detached brick. 6 large rooms. breakfast
nook. electric refrigeration. . baths, attic
detached garage. It's different Only
S9,950 and easy terms. Open until Q pm.
Phone Potomac 44al.
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RENT-FURNITURE.

complete for living room
and kitchenette. including Winthrop desk
gate-leg tables. china. linen: SO o month.
Phone Emerson 1858. TO-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
HOUSES-FURNISHED.

YOUNG COUPLE, OR 3 R.. K. AND. 3.
in private home. furnished S3O-S35. Ad-
dress Box 164-B. Star off1ce.
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SALE--HOUSES.

tC0ntInued.l
MODERN BUNGALOW IN CHEVY CHASE,
Md, well located between Conn. ave. and
Rock Creek Park rooms and bath.
screened porch. recreation room in base
ment, "a acre ground with trees and
shrubbery. Convenient to cars and stores
Priced reasonably at $4,000. Phone
OWNER, Wisconsin 1925.
NEW CoLoN1AISCHEVY CHASE, D. c.
An unusual opportunity TO obtain an
price I do not believe you can match
its value. Huge living room 21x13 8, win,
fireplace: dining room 13.6x11.6; q model
kitchen that makes it a pleasure to work
in. breakfast alcove porch. 8 splendid bed
rooms. tiled bath. shower: noored attlc.
slate roof OF course. 1t has the very
latest equipment and conveniences as wei
as garage - -..
CALL OWNER, CLEVELAND 1000,
And Make an Appointment to inspect
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
RENT-FLATS.
5614 18th ST. NV.

1914 7th ST. NV.
rooms tiled bath, back porch. large
yard: new building. hardwood floors, a MI.
throushout: SIS month.
]. B. CAUKIN,
No. l Thomas Circle NV. Natl. 9795.
COLORED-756 PARK RD-3 ROOMS.
kitchen. dinette. bath: new building; large
back porch and rear yard; S47.50.
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cENTER-HALI BRICK. CORNER.

Large living room with, open fireplace.
modern kitchen with cleo. refrigeration;
oxford cabinets, breakfast room Sec .ll1
floor has full bed rooms and baths;
there is a well-fnished recreation room
with open fireplace. built-in garage, This
home is screened. weather-Strlpped ana
caulked Located in a well-restricted north
west neighborhood, only two blocks 10 bus
and school and 10 minutes to heart OF
the city Your opportunity to save several
thousand dollars by taking advantase OF
unusual circumstances in buying this prac-
ficaIIy Dau Ueil-huilt home
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SALE-H0USES.

GROOM SOLID BRICK: H.;;WHY OIL
cash. E. R. EDMISTON National 1894.
CHEVY CHASE MD.-DETACHED BRICK,
eene bed rooms to
eRuTc f Schools eA' car a and tus lines
Sl5sOO Phone wisconsin 3905-W. Q.
sEMI-DETACHED BRICK EXCELLENT
Stores tran ns1 perfect condition;
rooms and bath. built:in garage ,-t P e1 ;d
s fHj5infsX 10Y INC G. Fho 9so Cleveland Biz
s5.45O-NEAR 3rd AND R. I. AVE. NE
neR-S SHH e condition. cali National 5000
JEROME s. MURRAY COMPANY me Nc
Builders invite inspection OF 6Toom a
South Dakota avenue and Allison street
ne. Furnished and open from 10 10 10,
TO reach Prye out Mch ~ hsoe
phone Potomac 1879 Electric kitchen.
tached homes. in Northwest Parry 4s Mf
scSw nsxeN ce2FRITz CO, i4o4 x Phone
Dlstric. 90SO.
CAPITOL HILL:3 APIS. 3 BATHS. u
rms. automatic heat; mr.. Nd, ave; gooo
home and investment; reasonable. Phone
Adams 47S6.
CHEVY CHASE-S EMF DE T AC D
dwelling. 4 sleeping rooms excellent re
pair. Price. -. Dun Terms on G Gtits
OWNER. 1922 Livingston 81. NV. CleVe-
Land 1850.
NEW ALL-BRICK HOME RESTRICTED
northwest section; bed rooms. baths:
furnished or unfurnished. Phone NATIONAL
O3:}4 to pm: except Sat. ana Sun.
Car furnished No brokers
81 5OO-6-ROOM AND BATH BRICK, 600
block Lamont st: good home. investment
LIPSCOMB Potomac 6339. q
GEORGETOWN-s-Ro BATH BRICK.
high ceilings, freplaces; estate pIoperly
investment. LIPSCOMB. Pot. 6339. ..
FINE SUBURBAN HOME, d ROOMS AND
bath. electric stove. full basement. garage
large lawn. fruit trees. shruboeryi So,9Oo
Phone Metropolitan 1110.
S6-250-47lI CHESAPEAKE ST. NV
5-room and bath bungalow. INV. h.. elee
gas: lot 4Ox135: porches. shade. OWNER
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WASHINGTON
PROPERTIES, INC.
IN TOWN-2-R. APT, $40.
Modern Elevator Bldg. Convenient.
See BLAIR, 1921 NJ st. NV. Natl. 5437
2 BED ROOMS, 2 BATHS, LIV-
ing room, dining room, large
porch. Call North 3764.
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CHEVY CHASE D C

$40. 5OO-West Of Conn ave. squares
from Inc cIcs A hasS oetaeneq p nssf
electricity. hardwood floors, screens.
weather strips. built-in garage: nev-house
condition
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Attractive detached, r and b.. h.-wh.,
garage: paved street, alley; near schools,
bus. stores: $3.50: Bargain!
VIM. r. THOROWGOOD,
OnO4 2 Ave Decatur 0A16
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HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.

HOUsES-UNFURNISHED.
S47 .50-6-RoOM BRICK. AMI. VACANT
May 10. BIS 10th st; Sc. Phone Miss
NICHOLS. District 1900.
Ss9mNEAR CHEVY CHASE 5aps CIRCLE adSS En-
dition; excellent location. FRANK S.
PHILLIPS. phone District 1411.
CLEVELAND PARK-7-ROOM. SEMI-DE-
'55ss ssaaiss MssE
Porter st. NV. Phone Emerson 1897.
"a s PARKWo SOD P PIN N.W.DssSS.oo
rooms, t two BATHS. tWo-car 'G sarase Fris eo
aire a Available z Jq ns1I l n,e7 ooso
brick. arranged for two apis; buiit-in ga
rage. Address Box 171-B. Star office.
semdetfched N gsT arrsnged for fami
Foxali ViiiaseHss' T. & b.. detached;
'iO w. M l. SEYMOUR CO, INC.
double rear porches maids room buiit-in
s ssor etc. gas phone e s er
$3.50 am. or call for key at 1417 44th
''' A'" wAvERLY TAYLOR. INC.
Rooms and Bath-S5o.
EDWARD D. COLEMAN.
a19 New York Ave NV.
OUR AVAILABLE UNITS
offer a limited v as to
size, price and /. In
formation regal ., these
listings will be furnished if
you call, write or phone
B. F. SAUL CO.,
90, ,s,, G, E q AZ E ssrA1 N;.,,on., Ohm
CLEVELAND PARK.
CORNER RESIDENCE
1925 LOWELL ST.
House has 8 bed rooms. 2 baths, large
maids room and lavatory. electric refrieer-
garage. Rent. $3.50 per month.
j. McKENNY BERRY,
1853 Wisconsin Ave NV.
Exclusive AGENT Available June I.
COLORED-S24 18th ST. Me- ROOMS
d dai Ga So. 30 Phone nee colambia O sis5.
CoLoRED-4317 WASHINGTON Pr. NE.
s. .' NV. Phone National 1878 80
COL ORED-AIEXANDE CT q ST BE
tween goth and 2lst~,room 6 PIG mo nous Sc
NV ssoD1 Phone G aationsi sssS. ' i'OI eye o.
1878 Kramer s &. HEWS Rooms. s1e.5o.
WEAVER BROS, INC,
REALTORS. ..
washinston building. District s4so.
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.
FARM AND GARDEN.
ROOMS-FURNISHED.

WELL-ROTTED COW MANURE, guara
teed quality Phone Wisconsin 4195.
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APARTMENTS-FURN A UNFURN
DOWNTOWN APIS.

TO 4 ROOMS-S25 TO sos.
Modern elevator apt. BLDG, central loca-
ton; neatly furnished; closets tiled bath.
1924 K st. NV. Phone National 5437.
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DAVENPORT TERRACE,

LIE Vino ALc1ON
10th AND r SITS. NV
Now Available
Rms. Kitchen Bath. Porch-S60 to SO
8 Rms. Kitchen, Bath. Porch 20 TO so
Frigidaire Dining Room
PHONE MANAGER NORTH 10000.
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THE RODMAN,

1902 RODMAN ST. NV.
Rooms Kit, Bath Hall-S55 90.
T. F. SCHNEIDER coRPoRATIoN.
1928 18th St NV National 1886.
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ne 0OOLE v h1tO,
o121 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
Several apis. available for June ] &C.
cupancy. with Murphy bed and dinette.
G. e. refrigeration. elec. furnished.
RESIDENT MANAGER, NATL. $3.50.
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EXCHANGE.
Beautiful Michigan Park,

including inclosed porches. tiled bath.
shower modern finish. weather-stripped.
new equipments: paved street and alley.
Price, IS $50. on terms. EUGENE H.
PH1FER. North $500. Decatur 4s97-R.
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POULTRY AND EGGS.
CHICKS. Rocks. Reds wyandottes: SIS. so
the one hundred. Matches Wednesday
Thursday Friday. j. B. Henry. Phone
Falls Church. Va. 34S. 10'
PEDIGREED CHICKS-Reds. Rocks, Leg
horns; custom Matching; turkey eggs a
speciality. E. D. Vosbury, Lee highway at
Merrifield, Va. Phone Falls Church S44-F-3
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). T. GRAVATTE,

729 18th st. Realtor. Natl. 0753.
EYening. Phone Georgia 1000.