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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-11-05
HIGH SCHOOL.
GRADES slate
SWIM CARNIVAL
"Swim Girls, Swim, For Health,
Recreation and Personal
Safety" is Motto.

Under the above motto, a water DEM
onstration will be given by the Girls
Physical Education Department at the
High School natatorium on Tuesday
November 10th and Thursday, November
IL, to which the public is cordially in
vited.
No children will be admitted at the
night performances. The program will
be given for children at another time
Miss Verna Martin will be the an
nouncer for the program of events cal
culated to display the efficiency OF
the girls in the pool. The program as
arranged is as follows:
Swimming is On Parade" by the
High School.
"Pollywogs Learning to SWIM" by
Fifth Grades.
Diving Board Stunts by High School
Crab Swims by Seventh Grades.
Water Formations by the High School
Junior Divers, Follow the Leader by
Eighth Grades.
Novelty stunts and swimS by the
High School:
l. Dolphin breast stroke.
2. TaSmanian crawl stroke.
3. Egyptian stroke.
4. Tandem Swinls.
5. Submarines
g. Underwater seal Swims
Pigeon Races and Cork Scramble by
Sixth Grades.
Swimming team review by the High
School:
l. A typical team practice period.
2. Perfection of speed strokes.
8. Speed swimming.
4. Team fancy diving.
Novelty races and contests by Eighth
Grades:
l. Flutter board race.
2. Underwear race
8. King of the Castle horse and rider
contest.
5. Goodnight race.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-11-05
JOIN NOW
Seal SALE
TO begin
tuberculosis Christmas Seal
Sales to be Inaugurated at
Twin City Meet.

DR.. o. w. Parker of this city will
again have charge of the Christmas
Seal sale in this vicinity. and will name
committees to assist him in the work
The thirtieth anniversary of the in
auguration of the tuberculosis Christ
mas Seal in the United States will be
observed at the annual meeting of the
Minnesota Public Health association
Friday, Nov. 13. County officers, local
Christmas Seal managers, physicians
and nurses from all sections of the state
will gather in the Twin Cities for the
occasion.
Pioneer workers of the association will
be honored at the annual dinner to be
held at $50 p. m. at the Nicollet hotel
in Minneapolis. DR.. Charles H Mayo
of Rochester, president of the associ-
alton, will serve as POSTMASTER.
Guest speakers will include Dr. Hor-
ton Casparis Of Nashville, Tennessee;
Dr. Caroline Hedger of Chicago, and
Miss Frances Brophy of New York, field
adviser of the National tuberculosis
association.
DR.. Casparis is professor of pediatrics
at Vanderbilt University Medical school
He has been active in the tuberculosis
movement for several years, and is now
president of the Tennessee Tubercul-
osis association. DR.. Hedger is a mem
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-11-05
U. S. Steel IN
fine COMEBACK
Directors Decide to Pay Back
Dividends In Cash on u. S.
Steel Preferred.

The action of the directors of United
States Steel in their action on pre-
ferred steel dividends, gave great salts
faction in business and financial circles.
The decision was voiced at the quarterly
meeting of the directors last week.
The directors declared the regular
quarterly dividend of SITS on the pre-
ferred stock, and also 81 additional to
apply on the accumulated dividends,
says Skillings' Mining Review. The ac-
cumulation, after payment of the cur
rent dividend, Will be S1625 a share
The corporation will, it is now disclosed
pay the back dividends in cash, instead
of any form of new preferred stock.
The results of the meeting were an
nounced after the close of the stock
market Tuesday. In the meantime,
during the few days preceding the
meeting, the price of U. S. Steel, pre-
ferred, had attained a high of s14825
Net earnings of United States Steel
Corp. for the third quarter totaled
sl3,636,177, equal to 81 cents a share
on the common stock and compares
with a loss of 81 ,3o5, 900 in the same
quarter in 1885, 1t was the best for the
third period in six years. The corpor-
alton earned rs ceSts on the common
in the second quarter Third quarter
earnings brought net for nine months
to s29, 874 ,904, equal to s1.25 common
share. This compares with a deficit OF
81, 241 ,499 in the like period in 1895.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-11-05

Boys Fidelity Club Scores Hit
With Its Entertainment at
Auditorium, Saturday.

william Sutherland of Duluth, more
Familiarity spoken of as Bill" Suther-
land, winner Of the craftsmanship
trophy in the Golden Gloves tourna-
ment of last January and now an ac-
credited life saver in the Red Cross
division at Duluth, addressed the young
people of Ely to the number of cap
acity crowd at the Washington audi
forum on Saturday evening in the
Amateur Hour" sponsored by the Boys
Fidelity club with Capt Rudolph Per-
usek in charge.
Mr.. Sutherland spoke on Ideal
Youth" and his all-to-short address was
filled with much interest to the younger
generation. He referred to the art OF
living to get the best out of athletics
and schooling. He also called attention
to the benefits to be derived through
the Red Cross training and invited al
his listeners to become identified with
the Red Cross by joining the roll call
beginning next week.
G. F. Cox, executive secretary Of the
Duluth Chapter of the Red Gross, also
spoke glowingly of his work and the
work of the Duluth chapter of which
Ely is part. Mr.. Cox gave a very in
teresting resume of accomplishments
throughout the nation by this orgariza
ton Of men and women banded together
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-11-05
BYRD SLEDGE
DOG in ELY
Clarence Chinn Has Added
tom Pratt" to His Chinook
Kennels Here.

Tom Pratt, the famous huskie, COM
panion of Admiral Richard E. Byrd and
Charles E. Lofgren while they were on
lecture trips throughout the United
States during which Mr. Lofgren also
visited Ely and lectured here, is now
the property of Clarence Chinn of this
city.
The dog is a handsome descendant
OF the Labrador reenland crossbred
huskies and weighs IS pounds. He was
born at Little America, the bottom of
the world, and served as a sledge dog
during the first Byrd expedition to
Little America
During the visit Of Lofgren to this
city en- his lecture tour in 1893. Mr.
Chinn displayed his interest in Tom
Pratt and struck by the sincerity of Mr..
Chinn, the famous lecturer promised
TO send him the dog after he completed
his tours. The promise was fulfilled
two weeks ago when the dog arrived as
a gift from Mr. Lofgren.
He viii be used as a lead dog for the
Ch1nn dog team used for hauling sup
plies 10 out-of-the-way government
camps in the woods north of here during
the winter months.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-11-05
Ely Wins Class A Range
Football Championship
Standings Close of Indicate Coach Buckley
Eleven Top With Four Wins, One Defeat and
No Tie Games

The end of the week games most de-
cisively clinched the Range Class A
High School Football championship for
Ely.
Virginia, the nearest contender, was
downed by an inspired Gilbert eleven.
Hibbing and Eveleth tied in their con-
test on the Hibbing field while CHS
holm was defeated by Duluth Central.
The Ely-Aurora game had been post
poned and Ely was left at the top of
the list with four wins, one loss, and no
ties. The only defeat suffered by the
Ely team this year was at the hands OF
Virginia three weeks ago, having won
from Tower, Eveleth, International Falls
and Gilbert.
The game with Aurora, to have been
played there last Saturday, had to be
cancelled owing TO the icy condition of
the field and the roads. However, it
was expected, that had this game been
played, Ely would have added another
win to its column.
According to the reports coming out
of Eveleth, where the computation was
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-11-05
COURT GRANTS
$4,000 AWARD
Jos. Pechaver Wins Workmen's
Compensation Verdict by
State Supreme Court.

Workmen's compensation awarded
Joseph Pechaver of this city in the
amount of $1,000 was approved by the
State Supreme Court, Friday, in a de-
cision sustaining the state industrial
commission order attacked by the
Oliver Iron Mining company who had
asked for a rehearing.
The high court ruled that the grant
ing Of rehearing on the ground of
newly discovered evidence rests in the
discretion of the commission and no
abuse Of that discretion was evidenced.
PechaVer in 1882 asked compensation
for the loss of vision in his right eye
alleged to have resulted when a piece
Of ore struck him. The Supreme Court
last March overruled the commissions
disallowance of the claim and ordered
the compensation award The decision
Of Friday denied the company's appeal
from the compensation order.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-11-05
Treasury Department
Awards Contract for
Federal Building Here
Government Accepts Bid of
MAIDS Madsen Company
of Minneapolis.
SUBMIT BID OF S85, 200
Contract Specifies $50 Days
for Completion of New
Postoffice Building.

The MAIDS MadSen Company Of Min
neapoliS on Tuesday was awarded the
contract for the construction of the
government building in this city by the
treasury department on its bid Of
s85 200.
The firm was given $50 days to COM
plete the work according to the con-
tract No word has been received from
the company as to when the work Of
raz.ng the Schaefer and Jeffrey resi-
dencs on the site will begin.
According to the plans as given out
when the bids on the building were
called for in July, the building will have
a frontage on Second Avenue East Of
"a feet and depth of "a feet.
1t will have first floor, mezzanine
floor and second floor besides a base
ment with storage facilities for the
postoftlce and governmental offices in
the building
The first and mezanine floor will
house the postofice Eight offices are
to be located on the second floor. The
postofhce and office driveway will enter
from Harvey Street in the rear Of the
building.
The plans call for structure of light
grey brick, sand struck and moulded.
laid American bond with natural color
mortar. The stone facingS call for buff
Mansota vein limestone, sand rubbed
finish.
Grey granite with cut finish is to be
used for the basement and steps. Ex-
terror exposed concrete to have rubbed
finish.
The building will be provided with
large workrooms and vaults with signal
systems connecting the vaults.
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States
ARMISTIcE BALL
Frank Lozar Post Completing
Plans for Annual Event
Wednesday, Nov. IL.

Arthur Nyman, Emil Norby and
Archie Hedloff have been named as a
Armistice Ball to be given by Frank
Lozar Post on the evening of Wednes-
day, November II, at the Washington
auditorium.
Johnny Smrekar and His Orchestra
has been engaged for the occasion and
the committee is arranging for several
speciality features for the evening.
The Armistice dances staged by the
Legion during the years since the great
war, have been recognized as events OF
the season and the one on Wednesday
next promises to live up to the enviable
regulations enjoyed by its predecessors
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-11-05
RED CR0SS ROLL
CALL TO BEGIN
HERE MONDAY
B. O. Strachan, Ely Chairman,
Names Volunteers to Assist
In City-Wide Canvass.

The annual Red Gross Roll Call is
slated to begin in this city on Monday
November 9, and continue to November
IA, according to B. o. Strachan, chair
man for Ely and the forces recruited
from among several organizations in the
city for the drive.
1t is proposed to have a week for the
drive and it is expected that during this
time everyone in the city will be con-
tacted and as many as possible entered
on the membership roll.
For the purpose Of conducting the
drive and efficiently covering all parts
of the city, committees and solicitors
were named at meeting held last week
at the community center at which a
large number were present and mucn
enthusiasm shown.
The volunteers making the roll call
are asked to report at the city hall on
Saturday, November IA, to turn in the
funds secured during the week The
list of volunteers and their territory
are given as follows:
Lawrence and Lake Streets-MrS. Will
liam Kelly and Mrs. Frank Shepel
Camp and Sheridan Streets-Mrs.
James Moonan and Mrs. John Mahady.
West Chapman Street to Sixth Ave.
East-LeSlie Nicholas and E. Strom.
Chapman Street from Sixth Avenue
East, Madison and Washington Streets
Miss Clara Handberg.
Harvey Street-MrS. H. Hendrickson
and Mrs. KoSk
Conan and White Streets-Mrs Thos
Murn, Mrs. M. j. Murphy and Mrs. Carl
Mace.
Chandler Street and Milwaukee Ave
Mrs. j. Novak and Mrs. Smrekar
Calumet and Sibley Locations
H. Trebilcock and Mrs. R. j. Rowe
Pattison and Boundary Streets-Mrs.
c. Coombe and another to be selected
by Mrs. Coombe.
Moose Lake Road-Mrs. Carl Braga.
Chandler Location-Mrs. o. Carlson
Savoy and Zenith Locations-Mrs.
Stephen Habian.
Winton-Mrs. Jack Hill and Mrs. H.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-11-05
Ely Polls Record Vote
Tuesday for National,
State, County Offices
3078 Ballots Registered in
Six Precincts Marking
All-Time High.
TOPS OLD LIST BY 25O
Comfortable Margins Won
by Democrats, Farmer
Laborites Here.

The avalanche of Democratic and
Farmer-Labor votes engulfed Ely as
well as every other town in the state
according to returns received over the
radio and through the newspapers up
to the time the Miner is printed.
All indications are that President
Roosevelt has been returned with the
largest vote ever accorded any presi-
dent in the country. Along with the
president nearly all Democratic Sena-
tors and Representatives have been
elected in almost every state in the
Union.
Returns also show that Minnesota has
elected the entire Farmer-Labor ticket
even going so far as to fill offices here
tofore held by Republicans with Far
mer-Labor adherentS.
Ely cast the largest vote ever re-
corded in the history of the city. A
total of 3078 ballots were cast in the
six precincts probably $50 more votes
than were ever cast at any election
heretofore
Up to the closing of forms the COM
plete returns from the city had not been
tabulated. However, the county ticket
shows complete returns for the city as
follows, the total votes for each candi-
date being given:
Judge of the District Court 18th Dist:
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-11-05
Fine Dance-Good Music.

The dance given by the Ely Business
Girls club at the Washington audi
forum on Friday evening drew a large
attendance who made merry late into
the night to the excellent music fur
nished by Gayle Dexter and His Or
chestra. The dance was the annual
benefit affair given by the Business
Girls to aid the student loan fund for
which a part of the receipts were ear
marked.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-11-05
Vermilion Old Timer Dead.

Joseph Roy, remembered by many in
this city and on the ranges as one of
the old-time timber cruisers operating
week. He was rs years of age and is
survived by a son and grandson at
Soudan. Mr.. Roy was homesteader
near Soudan, on lands adjoining the
North American prospect. The late
John McGreevy and associates explored
the Roy property for iron ore during
the hey-day Of the North American.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-11-05
Made a Trip East.

B. c. Prout, formerly of this city but
for years resident of Virginia and a
retired employe of the Oliver Iron Min
ing company, has returned from tour
in the east during which he visited the
general offices of the United States Steel
corporation in New York City.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-11-05
Slate Meeting.

According to Miss Marie Sarkipato,
meeting of the Junior Kaleva has
been called for Saturday evening at
7:30 at the <. R. hall. All members
are requested to be present.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-11-05

made, the standings of the teams on
Saturday, gives Ely the championship
in Glass A. The standings are as fol-
lows:
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1936-11-05
On This
Occasion
A Few Observations on Matters
Material and Immaterial by
the Editor.

Fred E. Hadley, one time
Minnesota candidate for COVER
nor, a writer of statewide
ability and publisher of a
country newspaper at Winnie
bago, Minnesota, died in San
Diego, California, Saturday at
the age of 55 years. Fred made
friends with all who came in
contact with him and his writ
ings were along the lines of
noting the best side of human
nature. Country editors are
that way to a large degree and
do their share along with the
preacher and the toomb stone
in making saints of people not
on the regular roster for saint
hood.
Larry Ho" Hodgson, the
writer of philosophy in the st.
Paul Dispatch and Pioneer
Press is another Minnesotan
who sees the beauty in the
world. His contributions to the
literature of the state and ma
ton are couched in that honey
philosophy which sees no caste
lines, extolls the virtues OF
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The election boards in the six pre-
cinctS worked hard all day with the
large vote cast. Relief boards had been
appointed and these took their places
after the polls closed. The relief judges
did not complete thir work until late
last night.
Returns on the votes cast for the
county ticket were obtainable yesterday
morning at about 9 o'clock. This ballot
was counted first in all precincts.
The National and State tickets were
much longer and their tabulation was
a long and tedious job. However, the
Evening star., 1936-10-21
APARTMENTs SUBURBAN.

of bath; handy to cars and bus: rent rea-
sonable. Call after ; IN. 513 N. Kenmore.
Arlington. Va. Phone Clarendon 925-J,
. OR 3 LARGE. SUNNY RMS. K, B;
auto. heat and REFRIGERATOR; fireplace:
adults: detached house; conv. location.
Georgia l34S.
LARGE RMS. AND ALCOVE BED ROOM.
for Ink: / block from Lee Highway; fire.
quent bus service; rent. $50. including
refrigeration. gas. heat. light couple or
two business girls. Walnut S622
Evening star., 1936-10-21
ROOMS FURNISHED.

18Th AND SPRING RID N.W-Will share
ooroonl, kitchen. dinette and bath with
another employed girl or rent room to
couple: reasonable. Adams 010S-W.
4o21 GEORGIA AVE, Apt 403--Nicely
furnished room in private apt. SIG mo.
Call Georgia 0593 after $50 pm.
1878 18th ST. N.W.-Studio room; light
housekeeping; clean; next bath; reason
able.
4O7 DUKE ST. Alexandria, Va.-Lovely
home and grounds. beautifully furnished
sunny room; single, double. private bath:
board optional; home-like atmosphere: ex-
press bus at corner. Phone Alex. 1890.
PORTLAND HOTEL,
Vermont ave. at Thomas Circle. So per
week; hotel service. fresh towels daily; your
mail and phone calls attended to; shower
baths. Walk to work. 22s
6I6 COLUMBIA RI N.W.--Large. attrac-
tive front room for respectable gentlemen.
reasonable. Adams 3931. Fl"
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

DUPLEX APARTMENT TWO OR THREE
rooms and kitchen. unfurnished. Phone
North s49l.
MARRIED COUPLE DESIRE FURN. OR
unfurn. apartment IN NV. section. not over
S35. Address Box 156-P, Star office. ~
WANTED-UNFURN.A APT. BY A REFINED
couple in nearby Virginia Give full price
and description. P. o. Box S53, Falls
Church. Va.
WANTED-SMALL APT OR OR 3 RMS,
heat and lights: southeast, near PennSyl-
vania ave: reasonable. Address Box lel-P.
Star Office.
NOV. Is. APT. MODERN. UNFURN. 2
bed rms. liv. rm. kit. bath: reasonable.
Address Box TSP, Star Office. 22'
WE CAN RENT YOUR APARTMENT. CALL
MP. ELLIS Office for details.
l010 Vermont. Room 217. Natl 1884 90
., ROOMS, K. B. BY YOUNG COUPLE,
about Dec. l. approximately S45; located
north q Taft Bridge. Address Box ls4-P.
Star Office. 22-
YOUNG COUPLE WITH SMALL CHILD
desires l-rm., kit. apt; thirty dollars limit.
2I2i P ST, n.w.. Apt. 33.
QUIET. COUPLE WANT ONE FUR. ROOM
and kit with sink: S275 per mo. Ad-
dress Box l91-P Star Office. 90
WANTED : UNFURN. APT, 3 RMS.
kitchen, bath. in nearby Va. Give full
particulars. P. o. Box S53, Falls Church.
va.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
lrnvtiunaA

ELECTRIC REFRIGERA-
TORS, used, five makes; rea-
sonable. Fifth floor, The Pal
ais Royal.
WASHERS AND IRONERS,
repossessed. Fifth floor, The
Palais Royal.
Evening star., 1936-10-21

KALORAMA.
Detached residence of distinctive design;
recreation nm servants rms. and bath;
environment: $3.50 per month for season
8 year lease for ss65 per month.
Natl aess GRAHAM s a1a 9fR6s Woos1ard Bldg
NEWLY DECORATED .5-ROoM BUNGA-
low with garage. in desirable NV. loca-
tion. sos. z5 per month. For further de-
SEVERAL ATTRACTIVE FURNISHED
1907 fSoPIh Eye 81 Nv. RoINtat Natiohsf 4sf ss75.
OVERLOOKING ROCK OR. PARK-BAR-
gam. sI2: rms. maids rm.. garage:
ZOO BLOCK QUE N-W-a ROOMS (6
bed .roomsl. 3 baths: good condition: i'm
mediate Tnsa. o possession. For appointment TO
1417 K sE' RoSS sw' & PHFERs: sstiSn., $500.
SSI.. S35 PER NO. RMS: GAR, YARD;
to 4 Phone Capitol Heights 457.
1903 GRACE CHURCH RD.
SILVER SPRING. MD.
WEAVER BROS, INC,
WASHINGTON Bldg. District 94s6.
1908 OLD GEORGETOWN RID,
Bethesdaa.Detached stucco house. of s
Cs2T rooms; sp bath l oi heat redecorated; 500
THOS. j. FISHER,
13s 18th St. NV District $3.50.
$3.50 31St ST. NV.
Beautifully furnished. s1e5-6 rooms.
baths; oil heat, Lear garage. 49,.
BAKER REALTY CO.. INC, District 1911.
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LEASE MODERN WE'LL : FURNISHED
brick home, n W. from Nov. 1 to April l,
for good care and $50 per month to adult
dolnb d1p2
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HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C; MCKINLEY STREET,
WEST OF CONN. AVE.-Livlng room. den.
dining room. kitchen, > bed rooms, solarium.
bath: near stores and schools; furn.. sos;
unfurn.. SS5
r. MARBURY STAMP & COMPANY,
212 Southern Building. District S157.
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MOVING, PACKING AND STORAGE.
HOUSES FURNISHED.

KELLY TRANSFER CO.-GOOD SERVICE
low prices. 500 II st. NV. Metropolitan
7202. %.
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RoOMING HOUSE

on u N.W--Near sra
10 rooms. bath. excellent condition; first
commercial; all modern. Price ST $50. Will
sell on easy terms. Call Mr.. Raine. Ran
dolph 344l.
WApIE 4. JAMES INC
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TWO CHEVY CHASE BARGAINS.
IF INTERESTED
GA

CALL MIR. LEWIS. CLEVELAND OoSO.
SS, SS,5OO-AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Lovely detached corner home. oed
rooms and bath on first floor. You
will be pleased with sun parlor
anu 3 other bed rooms. Beautiful
planted lot 62x140. See this bar
gain. Call National 143S until
Evening star., 1936-10-21

1224 14th 81. NV. Dlstrlct 3347.
ATT. HOME SEEKERS-HAvE ANY SIZE
houses, D. c.. new or used homes to suit
any requirement. Call now. E. w. BAILEY.
Adams 47S6.
Evening star., 1936-10-21
JTIFUL DETACHED 4-BED-RooM

BEAUTIFUL, DETACHED. 4-BED-ROOM
brick house in Shepherd Park; center hall.
two baths oil heat. detached garage: lot
50x15O. with lovely setting OF trees. how-
ers and shrubbery. Owner will trade for
smaller place or finance on suitable terms.
Price. S15.500. BOSS & PHELPS. Ma
TIONAL $500. EVENING PHONE. DE-
CATTTP o1dR
Evening star., 1936-10-21
APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR.
SEE THIS APARTMENT.

Two rooms. bath. porch and laundry.
peady to move in S35. Strictly white
neiehborhood. 440S Georgia ave. nW..
jantor.
Evening star., 1936-10-21

| GORDON'S INN. 17I7-33 K ST. NV; 1890
| 18th st. n.w.-Desirable double rms;
| vacancies in triple rooms: home-cooked
| food. Met. 6231.
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CAMERA REPAIRS.
FARM AND GARDEN.

CAMERA REPAIRING
FULLER 81 d'ALBERT INC.
S15 10th St NV Phone National 4fi:
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DUPONT CIRCLE, 1915 2Otn st.-Young
lady share studio rm.. large closet. lava
tory. Attractive dining rm.. homelike
Evening star., 1936-10-21

MA5BR1PGE Y4ss 81 HOUSE ANR ANNEXEs boHEEs
PRIVATE BATHS: PHONES IN ALL
ROOMS: ELEVATOR. INNER-SPRING
WIDELY SELECTIVE MENU: GYMNA-
SUM: PERSONAL LAUNDRY AND DRY
CLEANING SERVICE: KITCHEN OPEN
PRIVILEGES = GOLF TENNIS. SWIM
n+,, MING RATES. $3.50 to S55 PER
Evening star., 1936-10-21

NEARBY MD.-5-RM.. BATH BUNGALOW.
$40. Also 8 rms. bath. large corner lot,
S75. FULTON r. GORDON 1927 Eye
SEVEN ROOMS. HALL. BATHS OIL
burner acre lot; near Chevy Chase. Avail
able November Is; $50. Wise. 57a1.