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5731 4th ST. NV.
HONEST SACRIFICE

Semi detached. % IT. wide: rooms and
9 baths: built-in garage. hot-water heat:
can easily be remodeled into 2-family
apt; a real home or fine Investment:
paved street and alley; restricted section:
close to churches. schools and transpor-
tation. Call Mr.. Henderson.
GOSS REALTY CO.,
1405 Eye ST. NV National 1853
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PROPERTY WANTED.

APARTMENT HOUSE DESIRED.
II to 16 units. select section of city.
Client can make large cash payment.
Price must be right. Quick decision. If
you have such a building. let me have full
MR. WILLETT, DISTRICT 1918
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So 650-SAUL'S ADDITION

NEAR 14th AND GALLATIN SITS
A beautiful detached and Colonial home
with very large living room and stone fire.
place. attractive dining room large modern
kitchen with pantry. 3 large bright bed
rooms The house is in new condition from
top to bottom Tastefullv decorated and
located on q well-shaded street with very
deep. well-landscaped lot having grape
arbor and fruit trees: 2-cer garage
real value on easv terms. Eve. call Mr..
Merakee. pacatu- ASo1
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DIST. 1411.
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ONLY $3.50.

Well be glad to discuss cash and terms:
arrange them to suit you. For full particu-
lars consult
MOSS REALTY CO..
TOWER BLDG MET l776.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
APARTMENTS WANTED.

MOTHER, ADULT son WITH 2 R.
kitchenette and bath furnished apt. close
in. Phone Met. 1894. MRS. MELVILLE.
TWO ROOMS X. e. B.. QUIET COUPLE,
Dec. ] for 3 or mos; medium rental.
Address Box 4l0-S. Star Office. 1Ss
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Terms No Trades
EDW. NJ. WILLIS. Owner and Builder.
Investment Bldg National 1479
SAFE. SOUND 10G INVESTMENT.

SAFE. SOUND 1OGc INVESTMENT.
$4,000 So FT-PRICE. S22. 500
Lot 100 #. front by 40 # depth. on
Buchanan SITS. Improved by master gas
station and secondhand auto parking;
graduate lease for ! 5 years Tenants spent
about $4,000 for their own improvements.
No maintenance or upkeep connected with
this property. For this outstanding invest
ment see Mr. Towbes
1404 X st. NV. CAFRTTZ. Dist. 90S0.
GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY
s4.00O-2-sToRY BRICK. NEAR STAN
ton Square. Five rooms and bath,
hot-water heat; rented TO white ten
ants at S45 month; in excellent
condition.
SIS, 900 = RECONSTRUCTED. SEMI
detached four-famiy dwelling in upper
NV. facing Government park: annual
rental $3.50; expenses very moderate:
will return better than 1870 on in
SHANNON & LUcHs CO..
1905 H st. NV. National o345.
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NEAR GOVT. DEPTS.
PARK CENTRAL.

1900 F ST NV
Right Downtown-Near Everything.
Save Car Fare-Walk to Work
Frigidaire Current Free
$S5 .00-Rec. hail. living room, sun room.
bed room. dinette kitchen. tile bath,
built-in tub and shower
Bellboy. elevator. switchboard service.
See manager. Metropolitan 0540.
1404 K ST. CAFRTTZ. Dist 90S0.
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APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.

CORNER IN ALL-WHITE NORTHWEST
location-Twenty-th units all rented:
two stories: commercial zone: electric re-
Irigeration; Stoker: low rents; building is
in excellent condition and well financed:
annual rental. Sl".75O: price, $4,000.
MP CRAWFORD Metropolitan n1l3.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

12 or MORE ROOMS. WILL PAY 8
JOSEPH HoLLANDX. Nst. ASIA.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
AUTOMOBILE LOANS.

BEVERLY BEACH. CHESAPEAKE Bay
Lots. bungalows: terms Gentiles only Send
for booklet. Address MAYO. A. A. Co.. Nd
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

IA ROOMS. 4 BATHS; AMI; CENTRAL;
first com; home and S17b me: all rented,
S225: terms. Owner. Georgia 1870. nights.
BEST BARGAIN IN GOOD NV. SEC
tion: rooms. semi.det; large iot; S4.ooo:
terms. MR.. JONES District 1919.
house and garage: near downtown; $6,250;
terms. District 1919.
LARGE 1a-RooM HOUSE; PERFECT
condition; now rented as rooming house;
aSiak and ssie terms psros sss i0r
A REAL HOUSE IN BEAUTIFUL CONDI-
tion, with modern conyeniences and at a a
P5sa which an sd ssa bah snd
house condition throughout; Built-in ga
e al Shsn nSlcbs mafss psye
street and alley. Priced for quick sale. and
% sern M es s fGS Na pPSsss ss
ssEEAauTPUL iedSo BROOM HOME HOME GHsxY sSC
terms MIR. EMERSON. District 6979.
1904 18TH ST. NE.
North of Rhode Island Ave.
New detached solid brick house. g rooms
and bath. fireplace, automatic oil heat;
convenient to stores, schools, churches
and transportation; price. $3.50. A. L.
TIMBERLAKE. Potomac 0260.
DETACHED HOME ON A. WOODED LOT.
50x200 It.. in a section very convenient to
schools, Three bed rooms. ample IN slze.
ana well arranged as 10 wall space. llIe
BATH living room with open fireplace,
screened porch, oil heat. real value at
wAPLE g. JAMES INC.
9521 Georgia Ave. Shepherd 4455.
Sc. .5OO-NEAR SOLDIERS HOME - SIX
huge rooms. three porcheS; new
house condition. Exceptionally low
terms. no ref1nancing. Ask to see
this spacious home. Call National
1889 till pm.
! HAVE AN EXCEPTIONAL VALUE IN
hall. brick Colonial, facing Rock Greek
Park. Excellent condition. Owner build;
ing country home Will take substantial
loss for quick sale. Shown only by ap-
pointment. Call Cleveland 4754. IT.
56I4 9TH ST. N.W.-New .two-family fat,
4 rooms each; rent. S55 each. Price,
$4,000; easy terms. Consider trade.
OWNER. Apt. /.
LIVE IN YOUR OWN HOME.
You Never Reach the Goal Renting.
Corner Home. in New Condition.
Price, Sc 500 Terms.
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LESS THAN $1,000.
BEAUTIFUL OLD CHEVY CHASE
Located in a grove of beautiful trees
and shrubs this semi-bungalow, consisting
OF five spacious rooms. beautiful tile bath.
cent wooded estate. with a rock garden and
winding creek in the rear. can be bought
at q ridiculously low figure. Words can
not describe the rustic beauty and desir-
ability cf this property. It is in perfect re-
pair and everything is modern. including q
new automatic heating plant
A s. GARDINER
1910 X st NV National O334.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

ENSE tSN SOes.
s1OO WEEKLY INCOME ONLY $4,000
needed to buy very large. 4-story brick
l block Hamilton Hotel. Apply 3olo
Conn. ave.
8 BRICK INVEST. HOUSES: NV; RENT
ed for $3.50 mo-: price, SO 500; indus;
trial zone on 18th st. Sc: store and
brick Dwelling vacant lot; price. $40 900.
THOS. D. WALSH. INC. District 155s:
APARTMENT HOUSE
First time offered for sale;
ESQ, return on Investment. 20 units
Located in upper 14th St. NV. section.
See them at once. District O36s.
FAIRMONT ST. NV. NEAR 14th-l2
rooms. baths; vapor heat rented at
500 per month TO tenant who wants a
10-year lease at that rate; priced for
Western owner at Sl0.50O:
1119 St. NV Natl 1166.
APTS., FLATS HOUSES. PAYING 1Ocs OR
better on equity; consult US on your D, G.
N. E. RYON CO. 1916 N. Y. ave.
ATTENTION. INVESTORS.
Downtown. lSt commercial: two frame
houses rented to colored at $40 per month
each priced $500 and $3.50. Call Mr..
Goss REALTY CO,
1908 Eye St. Natl 1883.
2. AND UNIT APARTMENTS
AT ATTRACTIVE PRICES.
Terms No Trades
EDW. NJ. WILLIS Owner and Builder.
Investment Bldg. National 1479.
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FOR SALE
FOR SALE
BY

Opposite Court House,
Phone Clarendon 197; Arlington. Va.
1914 Columbia pike-Six.room house on
BIZ North Utah st.-Five-room and
bath bungalow on large lot; Price, 50. $50
bath. oil heat; shady lot; SO longterm
loan. Price. $4,000.
5O7 North Lincoln st-Five rooms. bath: !:
space for additional rooms in unfinished
upstairs Price. $4,000.
SIT North Garfield st.--New nve-room
brick bungalow; additional room space in
attic. Price. S7.150.
2s25 1st St. north-Seven rooms and
bath. ami: large lot Price. 81 800.
625 North Ivy st.-SiX rooms. sun par
lor. oil heat. two-car garage; lot 12Sx134
it. Price SI2.500.
Colored property-1128 9th St. south
Seven-room house. Price. 81 800.
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JUDSON REAMY,

1122 North Irving ST.. Clarendon, Va.
Phone Clarendon 1922 evenings, lS23
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LANHAM HEIGHTS. Mp.

40 ACRES. GOOD GROOM HOUSE. LONG
frontage on Lee Highway. committing dis.
tance to D. c.: $4,000: terms. McNAB
Falls Church 4OS
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TWO-FAMILY HOUSE.

707 Florida Ave, NE
rooms. 2 baths. First-class condition
Inspect any time Low price easy terms
Call Mr.. Rowe. Atlantic 6422-J.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC
1924 14th st. NV District 3347
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CLARENDON, VA.
rooms. gas cleo. city water. Close In.
Price $4,000; $500 down. $50 month.
No trusts.
rooms. ami Near center Clarendon.
Price. $3.50; $500 down. balance $40
4-room cottage. ami: nice lot. trees.
In new community. Price, S4.950; $500
down, balance $40 month.
7-rooms. bath. cleo, city water. with
about 22 900 square #. Zoned commercial.
Located on main street Price. S7.5O0
terms arranged.
square IT. Zoned commercial Located on
good business street. Priced $500; terms
arranged
JUDSON REAMY,
1922 North Irving St.. Clarendon, Vaaao
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PETWORTH-BARGAIN
~ EUEy AMI DADD

ETWORTH-BARGA1N.
CLEVELAND PARK
SS.450-Semi detached brick house on
Quebec pl at Soldiers Home grounds.
Kennedy built: : large rooms a BED
p ROOMS. , exceptionally large porches.
garage: yard on three sides
S11.75il-Semi detached brick house
Cleveland Park. near schools. transpor-
tation: Tankersy built: rooms "A
BED ROOMS. . BATHS. These houses
are substantial and comfortable homes;
can be lived in as they are. Inspection
by appointment only. CALL WILL
THOMAS. BOSS & PHELPS. NATIONAL
1900. EVENING PHONE, DECATUR
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IhAON1h b, HD.
Sc, $50; $500 cash. 315 Holly ave. New
detached brick bungalow B rooms. modern:
unusual kitchen; large attic. 2-car built-in
garage. h.-wh.: lot 50x132; "a block
school BUILDER. 21s
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New 4-room and bath bungalow; full
size concrete cellar; electricity; furnace;
cash: $50 monthly. o. B. HOPKINS. 712
5th st. NV. Met. 1887 or Cleveland 0929.
S4.50O-S3OO CASH-S40 MO.
6-r. bungalow. h.-w.h.. electricity. bath.
novad sfrpet ERUTN REATTY ~ Call
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DETHCHEU
CORNER BRICK HOME.
Intersection Nebraska Chesapeake and
3Sth SITS. NV; close to high. junior. paro-
chial schools. stores and transportation; 9
large rooms, beautiful tile bath; this house
tiop is invited; price. S1O.250, terms.
GOODL,OE a. KLOEPPINGER,
e07 18th NV a National 77o8.
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MONEY WANTED.
MONEY TO LOAN.

WANTED-TO BORROW 5000 FOR %
days: loan fully secured In going business.
Phone Decatur 2l34
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-03

keys. he declares, for the insect corpses. And at his first recital he almost ran from the stage when the flying foxes began circling all around him.
 By the time I finished my tour,' says he, "a piano without lizards crawling over it didn't look natural But grew to like the flying foxes because they ate large quantities of the mosquitoes which fill the concert halls"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-03
SALVATION ARMY HAS FINE MEETING
 AT KETCHIKAN

A wonderful congress with far reaching results for extension of the work is reported from the Salvation Army Convention held last weekend in Ketchikan, accord ing to message to Gov. John w Troy from Commander John Mo- Milan of the Salvation Army.
 We pledge loyalty to you and the Territory" said Commander McMillan in thanking the Chiei Executive for his message to the convention.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-03
Youngsters Spelling
 Own Fun at Evergreen Bowl Skating Rink

In order to provide recreation for the children of the city, Mayor l. Goldstein sent workmen to Ever green Bowl two days ago to clean up and get in shape the skating rink at the tennis court with the approach of cold weather. Last night youngsters threw rocks, sticks and other debris into the rink and as the mercury dropped the debris froze in the ice, making it i'm possible for skating.
 Disguised with such action. the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-03
FUNERAL FOR MRS. LEE IS TOMORROW P. M

The funeral of Mrs. George Lee who lost her life in the slide dis aster November 9, will be Friday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock at the cha pei of Charles w. Carter Mortuary
 The Rev. John A. Glasse will give the eulogy.
 Arrangements made today for the funeral, are subject to the arrival of Lee Barrager brother of Mrs. Lee, aboard the Canadian Air Ex- press plane from Anchorage.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-03
MOOSE WILL OBSERVE
 RITU ALISTIC SERVICES
 FOR PETE BAYFIELD,

The Moose ritualistic service will be followed at the funeral of Pete Battello at the Moose Hall, Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock.
 Pallbearers, all friends and fellow lodge members of Pete Battello, will be Ed Rodenburg, John Pastl, Grant Baldwin, James Milligan, Fridolph Erickson, Robert Light and M. Mor- tenson.
 Members of the LOOM. are re- quested to De at the hall at p. m.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-03

Mayor today pointed out the work was being done by the city solely for the pleasure of the youngsters and unless such actions as last night were stopped the idea would have to be abandoned. He wcrned that the children were spelling their own fun.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-03
WARDEN COLLINS ARRIVES POINT BARROW BY SLED
Game Official Will Use Mor- gan's Snowmobile Ball.
 ance of Arctic Trip

Game Warden Grenold Collins of the Alaska Game Commission, who is making a survey of wild life conditions in the Arctic in con- nection with wolf depredations, is now at Point Barrow, according to a radiogram to Executive Officer Frank Dufresne of the commission. He went to Point Lay by airplane and from there to Barrow by dog team.
 From Barrow eastward he expects to use Sergeant Stanley Morgan's snowmobile which is reported cap able of about 200 miles a day and plans to continue along the coast as far as Demarcation Point. Nor gan, head of the Signal Corps at Barrow, invented his snowmobile at the Arctic outpost and it is said to be huge success.
 Incidentally, Warden Collins re- ported that only important mes sages would be handled through the Point Barrow radio station be- tween December g and December 20
 Collins is now 30 days ahead of schedule on his trip and Executive Officer Dufresne has radioed him if he continues at his prese schedule to proceed to Juneau on his return to Kotzebue in time to be present for the Alaska Game Commissions annual meeting to be held here March 9.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-03
Amsterdam Now
 ''Reno'' of Europe

AMSTERDAM, Holland, Dec. B. Amsterdam is rapidly becoming known as "Europe's Reno" Five hundred decrees, the greatest num- Der ever granted here, have been registered by the Amsterdam regis trar this year as compared with 185 up to the same date in 1885.
 Divorce has been made so easy in Holland that many Belgians. are
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-03
Relief Jobs Are !
 Fewer, 13 States

CHICAGO, Dec. 3.-A reduction of 268,594 Works Progress Admins tration workers since the March ] peak is announced for 13 indus trial and agricultural states of the Middle West by Howard O. Hun ter, Assistant Works Progress Ad- ministrator.
 Hunters report showed 729, ,448 persons employed on relief projects in the thirteen-state area compared with 998,042 March l.
 The big reduction, Hunter said, was due to continued and steady improvement in private employ ment conditions" and presaged the smallest winter relief load since the started.
 The number of persons on regu- lar Works Progress Administration projects now as compared with the March peak. and new winter em- ployment quotas by states as report ed by Hunter included:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-03

settling temporarily in Amsterdam for the sole purpose of obtaining decreeS.
 Alarmed Dutch conservatives are urging measures to check the in- crease.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-03
Pianist Tickles Keys
 as Bugs Tickle Him

NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-Jan Smet- erim, young though baldish pianist from Poland, spent a good deal of time brushing insects from the keyboard while touring this fall in Java and Sumatra.
 Sometimes he couldn't see the
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-03
FUNERAL SERVICES OF
 MRS. SCOTT SATURDAY

The Rev. A. P. Kashevaroff will direct the funeral services of Mrs. Mary Scott, who died in the Indian Village November 29. Services will be in the chapel of the Charles w. Carter Mortuary at p. m. Satur- day. Interment will be in Evergreen Cemetery.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-03

BERLIN Compulsory throttling of cars to 30 miles an hour is the punishment Germany's new police chief, Heinrich Himmler, imposes on traffic violators.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-03

Lode and placer location E0ticei for sale at The Empire office
The Daily Alaska empire., 1936-12-03

Try The Empire classifieds for 4uick results.
Evening star., 1936-06-23
Miss Vanderlip
And Fiance HOnOred

Miss Virginia vanderlip. daughter
of former Assistant Secretary Of the
Treasury and Mrs. Frank A. Wander
lip, and her flance, Mr.. Dudley
Schoales, son of Mr. and Mrs. James
j. Schoales of Cleveland, were enter
tanned at dinner last evening by Miss
Vanderlip's brothers. Mr.. Frank A.
vanderlip, jr., and Mr.. Kelvin A.
Vanderlip, and Mr.. Norton Conway.
who gave a dinner dance for them at
the Sleepy Hollow Country Club in
Westchester County, N. Y. : Miss
Vanderlip and Mr. Schoales will be
married Saturday at Scarborough-on-
Hudson.
Sunday Mr.. and Mrs william S.
Kies gave a tea for Miss Vanderlip
and Mr.. Schoales.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vanderlip lived in
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MIR. and Mrs. Stanley
TOPresent DAUGHTER

Former Assistant to the Attorney
General and Mrs. William Stanley
will give a dance in their home in
Laurel, Md, during the Thanksgiving
holidays for their daughter, Miss Eliz-
abeth Snowden Stanley, who will be
among the debutantes to make their
bows at the first bachelors cotillon
in Baltimore the first Monday in De-
cember.
Evening star., 1936-06-23

washington for some years, moving
to New York after he served as .
member of the little cabinet" during
and Just after the World War.
Evening star., 1936-06-23

Savings Groups Numerous.
There are 37,148 national savings
groups in England and Wales, OF
which 22,569 are in schools.
Evening star., 1936-06-23
VI a aryl a n d
And Virginia
In the News
Judge and Mrs. Bland
Open Summer
Residence.

JUDGE and Mrs Oscar E. Bland
of Washington have opened
their Summer home on the
~ Potomac near Gunston Hall and
plan to spend most of the Summer
months there.
Evening star., 1936-06-23

Miss Mary Carter Grove was the
guest Of friends in Fredericksburg
over the week end and plans to visit
relatives In Centerville for week be-
fore returning to her home at Wood
lawn,
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1936-01-23
BALL
TO BE DIVIDED

Tickets for the annual Birthday
ball for the benefit of persons who
have been victims of infantile paral
ysis, will go on sale in different
towns of the county within the
week, according to sheriff Vern
Adams, who has handled arrange.
ments for the affairs the past three
years.
Dances will be held at McCaslin's
Castle, Grand Coulee, and at the
Bungalow at Soap Lake on Thurs
day evening. January 80. Last
year, the affairs netted $1O7.SO
for the county and $46.2O for the
national foundation. The money is
used for those individuals in the
county who have been victims of
infantile paralysis and who are not
financially able to bear the expense
Of the after treatments. The money
sent to the national foundation is
used for research at the Warm
Springs foundation in Georgia, to
enable medical science to deal
more effectively with the ailment.
In addition to the ticket sale being
conducted throughout the county,
they will also be available at the
doors of the two dances.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1936-01-23
FEBRUARY II BIG DAY
FOR BOY SCOUTS

Scoutmasters and scouters from
|the entire Inland Empire Council
are anticipating with interest the
visit Of Thomas ]. Keane, and are
being invited and urged by the
Scout organization to attend the
"All-Council" day in Spokane, on
February IL.
Mr.. Keane is national director of
senior scouting and has been ma
tional director of Sea Scouting for
ten years. He will meet with the
Sea Scouters of the Inland Empire
Council at 1920 a. M, Tuesday
February IL. At noon he will be
the guest speaker at the Spokane
Chamber of Commerce luncheon
I(where Scout day will be observed
with additional Scout entertain.
ment.
In the afternoon Mr.. Keane ant
e. l.. Curtis, Regional Executive
will hold an all-scouters session
and In the evening the national re,
resentative will again speak, thi.
time at the annual council banque,
for all scouters and their ladies.
I'VE are looking forward to tn,
help and inspiration of Mr.. Keane'
visit" said R. r. Ruddiman, exc
cutive of the Inland Empire Coun
ell, land we hope particularly tina
the men who work in Scouting cal
be In Spokane to enjoy this impoT
'tant day in our anniversary week.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1936-01-23
COMING EVENT IS
Yelled IN MYSTERY

The Coulee City Woman's Club
Is presenting program entitled
"Gaieties" on Saturday night, Feb.
1st in the school Gymnasium. From
the small bits of information that
have leaked out we are looking
forward to most entertaining ev-
ening. We hear that there Is to be
a one-set play, a band, a dance
number and several novelty num-
bers. But, being reporter, the
thing that aroused us the most
is what they call their Mystery"
number. News Is News and we like
to get it all. but we haven't had
luck with this piece of news So
will just have to do what every
one will be doing Saturday night.
Feb. LIST. Go to the school gymnasi-
UNI to see the Gaieties program put
on by the Coulee City Woman's
Club.
Several prizes will be given In a
drawing after the show.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1936-01-23
SOMETHING IN THE AIR

The last week has registered
considerable interest from the out
side, as we'll as locally. In real prop
erty and merchants are enlarging
their businesses. The Columbia
Cafe has installed booths and mech
anical music. The Gem Cafe is
renting the building next door and
is goingto enlarge.
Many visitors from the area of
the Dam have been inqutring about
values and rents.
ONE group of buiness men from
California drove all over the dis
trict and later looked up owners
ON values. @
There is talk of cement side
walks on residential streets and an
athletic park near the high school
as we'll as concession being let on
the park at the end Of Main Street.
Visitors have been noticed TAX
ing long walks out toward the Air
port and Coulee Corners.
There is feeling In the air
that some important news has
been confidentially let out.
All merchants report a better
business and there are rumors that
some good sized holdings are about
to change hands.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1936-01-23
PIONEER MINER AND
RANCHER CALLED HOME

with water When the Columbia Bas
in project is completed.
! After residing on their home
stead for more than forty years,
Mr.. Lange purchased a home in
, Coulee City, and in 1927 he and
! Mrs. Lange moved to town, where
they have since resided. Mr.. LANCE
/. was known for his kindly deed, his
good nature and noble character.
In his death Coulee City and the
Big Bend has lost one of its most
loyal and representations.
Besides his widow the deceased
is survived by two daughters, Mrs
Edna Peterson of Spokane and
Mrs. Jess Evans, who with her
husband resides on the home
ranch, three grandchildren and
one grandchild. Two other daugh-
tiers, Alma and Christine, preceded
him in death. 49,.
Funeral services were held at
the local Presbyterian church Sum
day afternoon at 2:30. Sorrowing
friends and relatives from al parts
of the Big Bend came to the
church to pay their respects to the
departed one. Rev. Bonnie Martin,
pastor of the Presbyterian church
here conducted the services. In
terment was made In the Wilbur
cemetery where large concouTse
of friends and relatives followed
the body to Its last resting place.