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E. R. WIN I 20 through v

E. r. WIN I 60 through with
my plans? e szH
Ans: Yes, I believe you will take
the trip just as you had planned and
I also believe that R. T. will be wait
ing for you when you hop off the
train. Although he hasn't answered.
your last etter, he will be very glad
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1935-08-03

to see you when you get there.
r. B. W.-When Will my son Sc
cure a job?
Ans: It seems to me that your
son has no desire to work and if he
keeps on leading the life that he is
leading now, he will not be able to
hold down any kind of job. Why
not have very confidential talk
with him and try to make him see
the right thing?
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1935-08-03
Master of Eoois

Some native villages in the At
rican Sudan have an elective officer
known as the master OF fools whose
duty 1t Is to punish any member
found guilty Of committing an act
of folly.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1935-08-03

M. V. A.-When will I get what
l want so bad?
Ans: Rather than always have
new car on your mind you should be
thinking about the debts that you
owe. Do not invest what little you
save each week in a car until yo'
have paid off these bills. However.
within the next year, you will have
car Of your own.
M. P. C.-What is the matter
with my luck?
Ans: Nothing is wrong with your
luck but if you expect to gamble
for your living then you might as
we'll plan to be broke hall Of your
life. Why not get yourself good
job and work at it. You will gain
much more in the future than you
ever will from gambling.
E. E. What was that that I
found in my food at the elaborate
dinner I served recently?
Ans: Nothing that was put there
to hurt you. It was one Of the lit
tie pearls that are so often found
in oysters. However, it is worthless
because it was 50 small aid dis
colored. Then too, to be Of al
value, pearls have to be perfectly
formed.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1935-08-03
Gasoline More Explosive

Gasoline is more explosive than
Kerosene because gasoline is more
easily vaporized. The air near gas
ofine becomes full of gasoline va
por and this makes an explosive.
Kerosene gives off very little vapor.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1935-08-03

sparingly buttered, and one or
two portions of lean meat,
poultry, eggs or fish without
gravies or sauces. Foods con-
tanning added sugar or flour,
lard or material quantities of
any form Of fat must be
avoided.
Regular daily exercise
during the diet period is
recommended strongly. The
best form of eXrcise is that in
which the individual finds
pleasure, whether it be tennis,
golf, volley ball, or walking.
By the time this moderate Diet
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1935-08-03

a "spicy" living. You will meet
your ideal in about two months.
G. E. T.-Has someone done some
thing to me?
Ans: No indeed-no one has done
anything to you to try to harm
you. However, I suggest that you
confde in your mother and she will
explain to you that you will put on 81
few more pounds within the next
few months, and do not become
alarmed for you will be back to nor
NAL again after your child is born.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1935-08-03
Mirror Made of Corner

a copper mirror has been built
by Swedish engineers to help in
melting platinum.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1935-08-03

NOTE-Your FREE in this column ONLY
with YOUR QUESTION YOUR
NAME, BIRTHDATE and CORRECT ADDRESS For PRIVATE
envelope
letters Able Wallace
Of THE TWIN CITY HERALD South MINNEAPOLIS,
MINNESOTA.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1935-08-03
HOW TO REDUCE SAFELY

After following the Strict Diet already ained in
previous articles the Moderate Diet should be followed
diet should include moderate portions vegetables
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1935-08-03

l.. J. H.-Will I ever win this
man that I love?
Ans: No-not as long as he is
the Happy-Go-Lucky type that he is
now for he hasn't the slightest
intention of settling down to one girl.
He figures that variety is the spice
of life and he is well on the road to
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1935-08-03

L. L. E.-Will we be successful
in our plans?
Ans: You and your husband will
be successful in buying a home OF
your own if you continue to save
as you have been doing. You are
not short so very much and by the
latter part of this year, you will be
well ON the way to living in new
home.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1935-08-03
Many sueeie. of Termites

There are IL different species of
termites known In the United
States.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1935-08-03

Y. E. D.-What will / do after my
graduation this year?
Ans: You will do what you have
always hoped for-go to college.
These will be the happiest days OF
your life and I would advise you to
put everything you have into your
studies and you will realize the i'm
portance of this later in life.
Twin-City herald. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1927-1940, 1935-08-03

H. T. D.-Should / take up this
course I am thinking of?
Ans: I would advise you to take
up the study of Aviation for flying
has always been great hobby with
you and l believe you will gain
much through it. You have every
thing it stakes" to be good aviator
and you will realize a lots of sport
and happiness from it as well.
The Arizona gleam., 1935-12-07
DePosed Emperor Or
Ethiopia Dies In
Prison

Harrar. Ethiopia - Lidj
Yassou. grandson of the fa-
NOUS King Menelik. deposed
ruler of Ethiopia and mystery
man of modern royalty, is
dead. an announcement from
the imperial palace said Mon
day..
He died at Cara Muleta.
near here, at the age of 80
after a three years illness.
For many years since his
deposition in 1915 he has
lived in chains, imprisoned
in castles with retinues of
serv ants and enjoying the
finest of foods and clothes.
but always chained by one
wrist to a guard. 1t Is rep
orted the guards were warned
that his escape would cost
them their lives. He is said
to have passed away while
imprisoned in 2 golden cage.
The life of Yassou was a
bitter one and marked q tur-
bulent page in Ethiopian his
tory. When Menelik, who
ruled with an iron hand died
in 1913 he appointed his
grandson his successor.
Vain and vaciIlating, Y assou
Continued on page 3
The Arizona gleam., 1935-12-07
EthiOpians Push Back Invaders
In The South

Adds Ababa, Ethiopia----
Nightly guerilla raids by
Ethiopian soldiers nnd steady
torrents Of rain halted the
advance of General Grazianis
troops toward Harar on the
southern front.
High officer of Gen. Gra-
zianl's staff admitted this
week that began as a trium-
phant march across the pro =
vince of Ogaden has become
a military defeat.
Tactical retreats of the in
vading fascist troops were
forced by small bands of
Ethiopian tribesmen who at
tackled the flanks of Grazi+
ami 8 columns at night, the
officers said.
Ras Besta Demtu, favorite
son in law of Emperor Halle
Selassie. deserves the credit
in drawing the attention of
the Italians to the far south
and warding off their push
toward the Djibouti rail-
road.
Striking and retreating, da-
maglng the italian fascist
Continued on page 8
The Arizona gleam., 1935-12-07
MR.. and MRS. PRICE
LEAVES FOR
HOME

MIR. and Mrs. Price, ,Ipayents
of Mrs. Thomas Crump. re-
turned to their home in Los
Angeles after spending a one
months vacation here visiting
DR.. and Mrs, Thos. Crump,
1926 e. Jefferson st. Many
courtesies were extended to
them during their stay here.
Mr. Price is Q veteran emp+
loyee Of the government,
The Arizona gleam., 1935-12-07
Picks Out Coffin, Needs
1t Next Day

Houstons Texas - Noble
McKenzie's last wish has been
granted for Sunday he was
reposing in a pink-satin Ii
ned coffin which he had
picked out for himself Sa-
turday night.
Mckenzie was intoxicated
when he went into an under
taking office and chose his ON
casket. Later he was fatally
stabbed by q man who after
surrenderine to police, refu-
sed to say why he had done
the deed. And another mys-
terious angle is that McKen--
zie wes found dead in the bed
of . woman he did not know
and who did not knew him.
George Greer, who is en-
ployed at the Fairehild I'm
dertaking company told police
that at about 9 O'Clock Sa@
turday night Mckenzie much
the verse for liquor came in
to the place and said. II like
Continued on page 3
The Arizona gleam., 1935-12-07
Fl. HUACHUCA PARTY
MOTORS UP FOR
WEEK END

Mr.. and Mrs. Wade Ham
mond, accompanied by his
mother, Mrs. Hammond and
Mrs. Carter. wife of Chaplin
Carter. motored up from Ft.
Huachuca last Friday to at
tend the Football game be-
tween the Tucson Cardinals
and the Phoenix Monarchs,
Mr.. and Mrs. Hammond and
mother were the house guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Roy A. Lee
and Mrs. Carter was house
guest of Mr., and Mrs. Chas.
Gardner.
The Arizona gleam., 1935-12-07
mrs. ELIJAH COOPER
VISITS CITY

Mrs. Eli Cooper, one
Of the leading civic leaders
of Los Angeles. arrived in
the city Thursday morning
to spend q few days visit with
her sister, Mrs. Chas. Franklin
N. 18th street. Mrs. Cooper
left for home Thursday. She
was royalty entertained by
her MANY friends while here.
The Arizona gleam., 1935-12-07
New Trials For Scots.
boro Boys To Begin
January 6

Decatur, Ala.-The defen-
dants in the Scottsboro as
sault cases will be arraigned
here Dec. 16, Judge w w.
Callahan announced simulta-
neously with the announce
ment by Special Prosecutor
Thomas E. Knight that the
trials would begin Jan.6.
All nine of the defendants
were indicted in Scottsboro
last week by q jackson Co
unity grand Jury which incIu-
ded Creed Conysr, a colored
laborer. 7 b e indictments
charged each with the assault
of Mrs. Victoria Price snd
Ruby Bates, woman hoboes.
Judge Callahan said the
arrangement would be before
him. The state ment Of Knight
who is lieutenant governor
of Alabama. indicated Judge
Callahan would try the cases.
It will be the fourth trial
for Haywood Patterson and
the third for Clarence Norris
All the ethsrs have had one
trial.
Continued on page 3
The Arizona gleam., 1935-12-07
z White Girls And
Race Youths Held
For Investigation

Two white girls and four
colsred youths were arrested
by State Highway Patrolman
Friday November % near
Ehrenberg and brought to
Phoenix, placed in the CO.
unity jail pending investiga-
tion.
They were crossing the
state on their way to Cali
fornia from their home in
Colorado Springs, Colorado,
when arrested. Upon Being
questioned it was learned that
the girls had told their pa
rents before leaving home
that they were going to visit
Continued on page 8
, 1935-04-25
THO de Hou

FL peso Sc cotizo hoy a $3.50 Ia
en- contra del dollar, mas Ell cuatro
por ciento del impuesto federal
, 1935-04-25
LA
COMPRAD EPLATA
Los E. UNIDOS

WASHINGTON. Abril 25.-El Sc
cretario Morgenthau dijo hoy que
In TeSoreria continuarfa compran-
do plata hasta que ell precio He
CARA q TN valor de $l.29 por onza,
o cuando la ~existencia en- In Teso-
reria fuera igual a una tercera par
te del total del orc que existe.
Ell precio federal para ell metal
extraido de las minas del pals, era
de T.57 centavos por onza, de la
misma manera que las primeras
accioneS de elevar ell precio del
metal, fue simplemente el llevar
delante los mandates del congress-.
SOLO en- ell case de que Ia exiSten-
cia de plata llegue al punto esti-
pulado arriba Ell precio estA destina-
do a subir hasta que ell precio mum
dial llegue a ser de $1.29 por onza.
FL Secretario Morgenthau Sc re-
firio a la ley pasada ell ultimo We
rano. Ell cual requeria que la base
de plata deberia de ser en- una pro-
porcion de IS por ciento de orc v
25 por ciento de plata.
Hizo mencion de que no tenia
tempo limitado para hacer llegar
las reservas hasta ell nivel reuue-
rido.
, 1935-04-25
TROPELLARO A
y y Y y y
.UN POBRE BURRO
y y f. ; y
UNOS INDIVIDUOS
Especial para FL Heraldo)

Especial para FL Heraldo)
MATAMOROS. lamps, Abril
25.-El hecho de que un burro
quiebre una botella, no es noti-
cia, pero ell que lie quiebren una
botella a un burro en- la cabeza,
ESQ 81 eS.
ESQ sucedi6 en- esta ciudad. ha-
biendo sido lesionado sacramento
"a animal que Sc encontraba dem
tro del solar de la casa del ST..
Pedro Valadeces, quien despues
de 10 ocurrido notified inmedia-
tamente a la Policia de 10 ocu-
rrido.
En- la queja que espuso en- la
Comandancia de Policia de esta
ciudad, ell Sr. Valadeces nombro
como ell preSunto responsible del
"atropello" al borrico a I'm indi-
viduo que paSaba por Ell lugar
donde Sc encontraba ell burro,
diciendo que iba acompahado de
cinco individuoS mas, v que al
pasar no dandoles razon porque.
Ell animal, lie die un botellazo en-
Ia cepa, causAndole serias leSiones.
Las autoridades tomaron car
tas en- ell asunto habiendose no
tificado a los presuntos respon-
Sables para que Sc preSentaSen a
In Comandancia de Policia con Ell
Tin de que sc aclarara el saso.
, 1935-04-25
FUE UN EXITO Ell
VUELO DEL AVON
A LAS |. HAWAI-

ALAMEDA, California, Abril ii.
Los miembros de Ia tripulacion
del avion Pan-American Clipper sc
encontraban listos para otro vuelo
tan pronto como Sc les ordene, y
Sc encontraban esperanto ordenes
para mas vuelos. que seguiran al
que acaban de terminar. y Ell cual
fue un exito al hacer ell recorrido
del viaje rendondo entire California
y Hawaii.
Sc estan hacienda planes para
mas vuelos hacia Honolulu por los
o~ficiales de la compahia, con e.
fin de obtener mas datos para el
proyecto de establecer vueloS CO.
merciales regulares. Ia Ultima par
tie de este ano. Pero Sc cree que el
avion no saldrA, cuando menos por
algunos dias.
Los oficiales de la Linea Aerea
anunciaron que Ell Captain Edwin
J. Musick, jefe de photos en- dos
Wales de Inauguration. Y Fred j
Noonan. Official de navegaci6n, har
sido asignados a la base de este
lugar. pero probablemente vol
verAn a sus s~ervicvios en- Miami
Florida
El viaje de regreso en- un vuelc
de 2.400 millaS desde Hawaii de
aver fue hecho en- 20 horaS y S.
minutes. y fue considerable como
que definitivamente establece Ia
poSibilidad de Tin servicio Trans
Pacific comercial, que ultimada-
mente sera seguido por una ruta de
$500 millas de extension desde Ia
costa del Pacifico hasta el LELAND
oriente.
, 1935-04-25
Productos De
Vale En- Una
Convention

SAN BENITO, Abril al. - La
grapefruit del Vale, al igual que e.
jugo de tomato, producido por las
coSechaS de esta regio@. Sera Servi-
do en- la convention de "LeoneS" del
Distrito IA, los diaS 3 y 4 de Mayo
como parte de la cmapana de anun-
clio para que la junta de los "LeoneS'
Sc efectue en- San Benito durante e.
ano 1886.
Los planes para traer la conven-
cion a eSta ciudad, fueron discuti-
dos en- una junta de los directories
de la Camara de Concrete, en- la
cual Sc auto-izo a Pete H. Smith, 81
gerente, para que atendiera a Ia
convention. La fruta y Ell jugo de
tomato probablemente seran Servi-
dos en- el model luncheon" que Sc
"a conducido por el club de San Re-
nito.
Los presidenteS, secretaries y de-
legadoS de los clubs del Vale Sc re-
uniran hoy en- WeSlaco hoy para
hacer los planes, para traer Ia jun
to u Sc verificara en- Ell aho de
1886, a San Benito.
, 1935-04-25
MIR. Roosevelt Hablara
Por Radio Ell Domingo

WASHINGTON. Ahril %. - III
Presidente hablarA Dor radio ell
Domingo en- Ia noche, re-empren-
diendo su discurso por radio q Ia
nacion, para discutir los nuevos
trabajos del programa de So
corroe.
I'll Presidente comenzar& su dis
curse q las nueve de Ia noche.
tempo central Standard. " ha-
hlnrA por eSpacio de media bora.
Aunque Ell discurso del Presi-
dente serA destinado principal
mente a el programa para esta-
blecer trabajos. Sc espera que
tambien discuta generalmente las
Restiones de su Administration.
Esta serA Ia primera vez que
vuelva N hahlar por radio, Mr..
Roosevelt. mi pueblo. desde ell din
hn dn Septiemhrs del aho pasado.
, 1935-04-25
Lograron Fugarse Dos
Ladrones De Banco

CENTERVILLE, Abril Is. - Dos
convictos ladroneS de banco. Mona
Bell v Arthur Whiten, que 81 en-
contraban bajo largas condemns
por Ell robo de 5000 cometido al
Citizens State Bank de Buffalo.
Texas, ocurrido en- Ell mes de- enero,
horadaron q travez de Ia pared de
ladrillo de Ia cArcel del condado y
lograron eScapar.
FL Sheriff Lee Johnson dijo que
los dos malechores, uSando I'm pc
queho pedazo de MADEIRA, horadaron
La pared y huyeron durante las tenn
pranas horas de Ia mahana. FL She
riff Johnson no pudo explicar CO.
me Ia pareja habia obtenido Ell pc
dazo de MADEIRA
Hasta ell amanecer no Sc habia en-
contrado traZo alguno de la pareja,
y no Sc sabe 81 estos huyeron q pie
o en- automovil.
, 1935-04-25

Durante Ia convention de la Pan
American Round Table que se efec-
tue en- Laredo hace algunos dias,
Laredo y Nuevo Laredo tuvieron O.
caSion de agaSajar a tres goberna-
dores, los cualeS ~aSiStieron a eSa
ciudad con motive de Ia celebration
del dia dedicado al Pan-America-
nismo. En- el grabado aparecen de
izGuierda a derecha Ell Gobernador
Jesus Valdez Sanchez. del Estado
de Coahuila: el Gobernador James
v. Alfred del estado de Texas. E U.
A. y ell G~obernaGor Pablo Quiroga
del Estado de Nuevo Leon. La vista
del grabado superior fue tomada en-
Ia Inca diviSoria situada en- el
puente de Ia Carretera Pan-Ameri-
cana a travez del Rio Grande por
e fotografo del Laredo Times. Otra
~irtereSante vista aparece en- Ell gra-
bado de abajo. en- Ell cual sc We al
Gobernador de Texas con su espoSa
y ST. hijo, al lado de Ia esposa del
ST. Fernando Torreblanca. su5Se-
cretario de r~elaciones de Mexico.
, 1935-04-25
DETENIDOE EN-
FL FUNERALDE
SUI ESPOSA

GREENvILLE. Texas. Abril as
s. p. Darden fue deenido en- la
carcel de este lugar bajo IN cargo
de muerte hoy. esperanto 9 Ia
mado por el Gran JuHado para que
cuente ST. version acerca de los dis
paros que dieron muerte a ST. joven
esposa, que ell habia reportado que
fue herida por Ell hijo de la pareja,
Que cuenta ocho amos de edad,
Jackie, mientras que Ell niho CANT
naba dormido.
"Nunca espere algo parecido a
esto." protesto o lAgrimas en- los
ojos. despues de que Sc lie informo
de los cargos por los que habia sido
detenido. "Esperaba que Sc verifi-
carfa una Investigation, pero NADIA
como este. Puedo dar fianza?"
FL abogado del Distrito Henry
Pharr lie dijo que no sc podria
arreglar ninguna fianza hasta que
la investigation del Gran Jurado
estuviera concluida, 10 cual proba-
blemente no Sera haSta maiana.
Fl senior Darden fue arestado
POGO despues de que habia atendido
al funeral de ST. espoSa, Ell cual
Sc efectuo en- ell Cementerio de
Clinton. cuatro millas al oeste de
Caddo Mills. Sc lie derramaron las
lagrimas cuando era traido a Ia
carcel y Sc lie pregunto 81 tenia al
guna declaration que hacer.
"Esta es la primera vez que he
estado en- la carcel en- mi vida" dijo
Darden. quien cuenta con 80 amos
de edad. de que Sc me acuSa?
Me dijeron que querfan traerme a
Greenville par aun examen." Des-
pues de que derramo algunas lagrf-
mas, Dardn dijo al Prosecutor que
estarfa listo para comparecer ante
Ell Gran Jurado.
, 1935-04-25
MODIFTCARA Ell
L p DE CANIBIO?

MEXICO. ID. f., Abril 25.-En. los
circulos Bancarios v Comerciales Sc
dijo hoy que Ell continue aumento
de la plata, respondiendo al mar
cado aumento en- Ell precio domes-
tico en- los Estados Unidos, forzara
al Gobierno Mexicano a tomar me-
didas inmediatas para protejer su
politica monetaria.
81 Ell precio de Ia plata aumenta
a mas de 70 o "a centavos por onza.
la base plata" del peso mexicano
llegara al Unite y sera possible ex-
portar mcnedas para uSos conner
ciales. Gel precio mJndial de Ia
plata aver. fue de 75A por onza).
Para evitar Ell exodo del peso
mexicano. los Banqueros extran-
jeros esperan que Ell Gobierno haga
una modification en- relacion con Ell
cambio del peso por ell dollar. La
~cotizacion presente es de $50 en-
moneda mexicana por un dollar.
, 1935-04-25
S~oprendieron A Uno
Fumando Marihuans

MATAMOROS. lamp, Abrl %.
-Uno de los individuos que Sc n
~contraban deteniGos en- la preven-
cion de Ia Commandment de Policia
de esta ciudad. al salir dijo al
Cabo de B~arandilla Mariana Es-
cobeda. que un Americana que Sc
encontraba detenido En- Ia preven-
ci6n estaba fumando marihuana.
El Cabo Escobedo sc dirigio a
donde Sc encontraba Ell individuo, y
despues de haberlo esculcado. lie
encontro marihuana en- uno de los
ZapatoS.
Sc aplico un severe castigo al
infractor de las leyes de narcotics.
, 1935-04-25
Ell TEMPO

Para Brownsville Y Ell Vale: Es-
tara nublado In mayor parte de Ia
noche de hoy " ell Viernes; mas
fresco hoy en- La noche. Vientos
moderados y frescos del sur que Sc
tprnaran en- vientos del norte.
Habra vientos frescos y modera-
dos del oeste y del norte en- Ia cos
ia.
No habrA Gambia material en- ell
volumen de aqua del Rio Grande.
exceptuando un ligero aumento en-
In baja porci6n del Vale durante
las siguinetes "a a 50 horaS.
, 1935-04-25
Sc Fugo De La
Fagina I'm Preso
Especial para n Heraldo)

tEspeciaI para Il Heraldo)
MATAMOROS, lamps, Abril Is.
Ell Cabo de Corral No. 9 dio parte
a las autoridades de que ell corre-
cional ~Juventino Ramos, quien Sc
encontraba trabajando en- la linn
plea. Sc habia fugado de Ia fagina,
~faltAndole solamente un dia para
cunplir la ~sentencia que le habia
si5o impuesta-
Sc do orden a la Policia para
SUI reaprehensi6n.
, 1935-04-25

un empate. segun los apuntes que
pude recoger.
Estos dos mucha:hos parece que
estan adelantandc, y oeben de de-
sorrollarse con el tiellro en- buenos
boxeadores.
In Arena de In Cancha de San
Juan se vi6 bastante concurridA.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-04-12
BENTAL HUNT1NG
Nth
BARBARA HOLMES

with the most striking wall
paper that is most unusually ef-
fective. Turning to the right
you enter into most enchant-
ing room with a huge open book
case, covering the end of the
room, which accentuated the
beauty of the furnishings. Gayly
colored chairs, soft toned divan,
flattering lamps, all add to the
charm of an evening at home
before the fireplace. Rich ma
hogany bedroom furniture has
been placed just right to add to
the comfort of the occupants.
In the way of kitchen equip
ment, one would have to search
far and long to find the equal
in appointment of this delight
full one, for careful planning and
forethought have been given to
housekeeping on small scale.
This apartment is located in one
of the most elite and well-known
buildings in the city. In COM
parison with value received, this
is a most astounding buy.
SUBLET, JUST
OFF CONN. AVE:
Here. is a very attractive fur
nished apartment just off Con-
necticut Avenue at the Taft
Bridge, consisting of two rooms,
kitchen and bath, which can be
rented for $40 a month, includ-
ing linens and silver. This is a
sublet and can be had for six
months or longer. If interested
get in touch with my office.
18TH STREET:
On 10th Street not far from
downtown, in a building which
has elevator service, is an un-
furnished apartment consisting
Of four rooms, kitchen and bath
which would be ideal for the
larger family as it can be ar
ranged to have either two or
three bedrooms. The rental on
this apartment is $82.50.
II Interested IN any OF the
Gbove places, fill out .Es coupon
belO1O 1,": tDill be glad to adj
Utse you the desired information.
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Automobiles for Sale
AN INVITATION!

AN INVITATION!
Come to our second-fIoor Used
Car salesroom, where it is clean.
warm and dry. Assortment of all
popular makes at prices lower
than you expect.
EVANS-PALMER, INC.
De Soto-Plymouth Distributors
18th and L SITS. N. w. MAJ. 3474
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Suburban Houses for Sale Sc
BUY AN INCOME:PRoDUCING HOME.
Aurora Hills Homes: Inc. Aurora Hills. Va.
Lots For Sale 81
MARSHALL HEIGHTS
COLORED-10 beautiful lots. 2Ox1OO IN D:
G. $97.50 ca. 81 down. 81 mo. MA. 43o"
Wanted-LOtS 6S-A
2 LOTS. each so #. front or more in
restricted section in Washington or
near by. State price and all particulars
Address Box Ass. Times-Herald.