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The Washington times., 1937-12-06

she said, by the building program
at the school, but throughout it
all she declared, she depended
on the understanding of the Board
of Public Welfare.
II now realize how preSumpti-
GUS I was" DR.. Smith smiled.
Frankly, it didn't enter my
mind that the Board, headed
by Mr.. Street, would listen to
rumors without a frank discus
sion with me of their merits and
at least consulting my subordi-
mates before drawing unwar-
ranted conclusions. marvel now
at my own naive confidence"
DR.. Smith said she is fully aware
that charges of immortality at the
school were made at the time of
her discharge.
EDUCATION is CURE
The remedy for this abnormal
1ty. she said, is in a program of
educational instruction in social
hygiene, normal boy and girl re-
lationShips, wholesome recreation,
religion and psychiatric treat.
ment.
1--WE were on our way toward
these methods of meeting this
difficulty when my administra-
ton was abruptly terminated"
she added.
Another charge I have
heard" declared DR.. Smith, "Is
that I have offended Judge
Bentley of the Juvenile Court,
and she has said that she would
not send any more girls to the
school as long as I was super
ntendent. This is only one Of
the off the record reports I
have heard. The Judge has not
communicated with me directly.
Certainly I did offend Judge
Bentley once. I protested too
vigorously to a clerk at the
Juvenile Court over the judges
decision to return to US a very
feeble-minded girl who should
have been sent to the District
Training School for the Feeble
Minded.
Il was called shortly after
this faux pas by Mr.. Elwood
Street and told that Judge
The Washington times., 1937-12-06
2 Trainmen Killed
In Freight Wreck

ST. JOHNS, Newfoundland,
Dec. 6 Q.N.SD Engineer Ernest
Webber and Fireman Harmon
Courage were burned to death in
the wreckage of their freight train
today when it was derailed near
here.
Tearing up hundreds of feet of
rails and roadbed, the engine
plunged into a deep gully, pulling
will it the tender and number
of freight cars.
The Washington times., 1937-12-06
BEHRLE'S TRIAL
TO OPEN TODAY

Harry Spike" Behrle will go on
trial in U. S. District Court today
on a charge of perjury, as a Sc
quel to the trial that sent Charles
Rags" Warning and several mem
bers of his gang to prison.
Behrle was indicted following
testimony he gave in the case of
Joseph E. O'Brien, police char
acter, who was shot by the War
ring gang in the 200 block Second
st. S. E. on July 81, 1886.
O'Brien and a third man, Will
liam Country" Carpenter, also
were indicted and will be tried
later on similar charges.
The Washington times., 1937-12-06
PRIMITIVE REACTIONS

Profanity and what is COM
monty called obscenity in a cor
rectional school, but which
would be only risque talk at a
bridge party, were not uncom-
mon. It should be borne in mind,
however, that the girls in the
school had gotten their cultural
background in Washington tene-
ments and alleys and many of
their reactions were on a primi-
tive level"
Troubles were further increased,
The Washington times., 1937-12-06
Woman Is Held
In Stock Sale

DETROIT. Dec. 6 O.N.SO.
Mrs. Ida F. Craven, 40. of Santa
Rosa, Calf. has pleaded not
guilty to violating Michigan's blue
sky law in selling $25O,O0O worth
Of gold mine stocks in Michigan.
The Michigan Securities Commits
sion had banned sale Of the stock
here.
The Washington times., 1937-12-06
COUPLE YIELD
'BABY'S BODY TO.
FIGHT DISEASE.
Doctors Hope Autopsyto
Aid in Diagnosis

CHICAGO, Dec. 6 U.N.S).-As
the mystery plague claimed its
eleventh tiny victim here. an an
guished young father and mother
today sacrificed the body Of their
first-born to science in order that
others might be spared. Doctors
and nurses at st. Elizabeth hos
pital feared at least three more
babies are doomed to die.
All efforts to diagnose the con-
tagion have proved futile. But
DR.. Herman N. Bundesen said to-
day the cause may be determined
through an autopsy on Daniel M.
Ennesser, IL days old, who was
the last in the list Of little vic
Tins in the hospitals nursery.
PARENTS SAY IT'S BEST
It was this chance that led the
child's bereaved parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Ennesser, to surren-
der the body for the experiment.
Joseph and Angeline Ennesser
were prostrated when learning
their child had died. Later, his
wife still unable to speak for her
grief, the husband said:
'"They told us it might help
If they used Daniels body to
try and find out what is wrong.
She didn't want to at first. 1t
was our first baby. But we
look at it alike now. It's the
the best thing. It can't hurt
the little fellow and perhaps
it will help some other babies"
Every hospital in Chicago was
under scrutiny to guard against a
spread of the disease. So far,
however, all the cases have been
confined to the one institution.
Nearly 200 other babies born in
the hospital have escaped.
SEVEN REMAIN ALIVE
Seven of the original eighteen
taken ill still chung to life but
three, it was believed, were dying.
The sick infants were separated
in private rooms behind locked
doors. A nurse was constantly in
attendance. The rooms were kept
at 90-degree heat and the nurses
were not allowed to leave until
their tour of duty ended. ...
Oxygen tents stood beside or
over each patients crib. Blood
tranSfusions and saline injections
renewed the body fluids evapo-
rated by thte disease. Doctors
characterized it as virulent form
of diarrhea accompanied by leth-
argy and vomiting, which leads
to a dehydration Of the system
and quick death.
Washington Journal., 1937-05-28
WtOrgen tit e6lnkfeier
Der Oenti6en s6nle
0entIde 9im6er-S pradJ=S dule in Der
SbOmpiOn-S dmIe. SeOermann elm
gelaOen. &Dmmt sablreid.

Morgen gegen 10 l1br Deriammell
ii1 gum lebten Wlal in oieler Sabres
5eit bic Ginoer Der oeilti1en Sprad
idule in ser 0Tbompion S6ool"
@fe Der nt2ten~ unO 81 StraBe
N%oropeit, 5u elmer fleinen SdluB
feier. Sic 6eier lit II i'm Sill
0itorium.
Die glter1 6reunoe unO @0nnel
Der S6ule, 0ie Observation-Disclosures
6eionOers oie 0omen uno Serrer
pom u@oncor0@= &lub, Dem Begriin
Der Der Sdrle, fperoen hermit red-
frelrn0li6 Oa5u eingelnoen. Die ST.
tern, aud iolde, oeren &inoer in Der
lebten @oden ODER porber niht mebi
famen, mer0en 0ringeno gebeten, 81
fommen uno lire &inoer m~it5u6rin.
qen. Gs ioa nGmli6 elm Bib fir Die
SagcspreHe bergeitellt iperOen. 90
molen mir einen guten @tnorud mo-
den. Ser 8eiuh Ser Sdule belief
iid i'm Gurbidnitt altf 60 &inoer
III ben lebten 3pei @o6en fiel Ell
aber etmas ab, mobl megen CONNER
fieber.
Die ainoer ioaen 3eugniiie uno
fleine 4nerfennungen erbalten, iol-
len @eoidte oi4flogelL aus oeutiden
8iihern porleIen, bu1itabieren oelit-
l6e 9ieoer iingen etc. Sin 9rittel
ser &inOer bat ME gefeblt; ale baberl
ettpas gelernt, n1nnde logar redt
piel. Ser @unid nad meiterem 8e-
iteben Der S6ule lit algemein. Aber
oie stern m il en- 0a5u mitar-
beiten; MIR an ibnen liegt Der
6ortbeitanO Ser S6ule.
Sic &inoer miilien morgen i6on
piinftli1 i'm 10 llbr Oa iein; tie mill
iert ibre gii1er mitbringen. Die
@ltern uno 9rennoe fommen II llbr,
Sir uae &inoer iino @rfriidungeli
porgeIeben. lin IL l1br miro Die
feline 6eier 81 gnoe iein. Die @eib-
nadtsI6ulfeier mar gut beiltht. ssh
ermorten alio aud fir bieie SdluB-
feier reyes Sntereiie.
Die @auptiade lit: Gommen! uno
oie &inoer mitbringen un0 Die Seb=
rer un0 &inoer ermuutern.
Washington Journal., 1937-05-28
6rii6ercr gOtIdaftcr ent6er nnf Der
Sabrt mad China.

Ser friibere oeuti6e 8otidafter
Or. 2lttber lit nit ieiner 6amilie au-
genblidli6 auf Der Autofobrt nadl
San 5rancisco. Bon BORT gebt Die
Geiie nod China rno Sapan uno crit
Damn nod 9eutidlonO. aitr5 Dor
Ser Mbreiie, am Abeno porber, ii6er=
bradte i'm 8oti6aftsgebd1iOe Serr
SO. 8eudelt-8 Baltimore, Mlitglieo oes
&ir6enrates Ser 3ionsfir6e, I'M gta-
men Ser 8oltimorer 5reunOe Dem
@otidofter elm 8iloerbud, Oas Serr
8aitor 6rit 9. Gpers CUR Crime
rutg an Baltimore bate beritenen
laiIen, NIT 8il0ern ser 3ionsfir6e,
oes 9euti6en 8aiienba1ties, @rei-
Ienbeims, oes 2utberoenfmals uno
anoerer Staten, Die Der 8otiGafter
peri0nlid fennt.
Washington Journal., 1937-05-28
Ginisc Oentid-amerifuniide Mniifer
mmS Gdriftiteller @aibingtOns.

Sn Gleoelano trafen iid in 0ieien
Sagen bic Mitglieoer oes amerifani-
iden gereins Ser S6riftltellerinnen
(Mmeriean Sen @omen), oarunter
aus @aibington 2ouiie $. 8a1iea,
@ila Semple, Motbiloe Sol b
Bartlett nno 9orotbp &aooe
@merD. 5rdnlein Semple ipielte
Mitttpod M6eno auf Der 8erlamm-
lung Der 9amen einige Hianofompo-
litionen BON Marn $ 0 10 e aus 8aib-
ington. 5rau Bartlett iang 5ipet
2ieoer BON 6loren5 2omenberg-Gbi.
cago uno 3mei pom 5rau @merp. Ger
0ireftor zines &irdendors Der
,2afemooo Gbriltian" -&irde in Gbi=
cago, SEER Or. Carl 81 Table bra6z
te nit Or6eiterbegleituug WtrS.
Gmerp's Nailif sum 9~rei0ebnten
8ialm.
Washington Journal., 1937-05-28
@eOa6tnisgOttesOtemt
I'M Oentl6en TrieObOi

Mm @rGberidmiidunestag 6u Oh
rem Der gefaaenen &rieger Der Ser
einigten Gtooten, Sonrtag, oen 80.
Ntai, miro nadmittogs UNI A ubr
elm @eoo1tuisgottesoieni i'm Bro-
ipect Sia 6rieobofe gebalten peroen.
SEER 8oItor s. gnoers BON Ser Con
coroio utberii6=@Dongelii6en Sir
de miro ben @ottesoienit leiten.
SEER Sobn 81. Ntonroe miro Die 8e-
gleitung fir Die 2ieOer uno audi It'll
0en Soloiiten ipielen. 6err Soparf
Somiel, Ser beliebte 9aritonioloilt
oes @oncoroio @eiangdores, miro
ols Soloilt bienen. Seoermann II
eingelooen. Sic Seier miro IN
Geutid unO @nglii6 gebalten mer.
ben.
Washington Journal., 1937-05-28

&gg. 0iifeIoorf.-a uf Ser gro
ben Hei6sausiteaung .S6affenoes
@olf" in 9iiiieloorf lit Die 0euti6e
Geids6obn nit elmer umfoiienOen
Seiltungsi6au pertreten. @uf einem
no NJ Iangen @leis 3eigt iie II. a..
einen fom6inierten Muiter- Ausftel-
lungs3ug, beitebeno aus einem @
3ugDogen ID &laiie, einem Spei-
ietuagen, S1lafpogen, S6ottertDa-
gen, 6leiidfiiblpagen un0 einem
&eiielmagen fir @eintransport, eli
ner eleftriiden @iiter5ug-9ofomotioe
unO einem 360=YS-Sriebnagen nit
Steuerpogen. Die 8eruenoung Der
neuep oeuti9en @erfftoffe miro an
Dem 8eiipiel 0es iogenannten Bier
iabresplon 9 3ugpagens" oeron-
i6alllidt. Gr lit ausidlieBIi6 nit
neuen oeutiden @%erfitoffen aiisge=
I@tattet, Die gleid5eitig ourd cine
Sonoerauslage Der 8eiidtigung uno
Eriifung 5u9dnglid gema6t limo.
IS banoelt iid) in Der @auptiade Inn
ipntbetiiden &auti6uf. GunitpreB-
Itoffe unO Gunitfoiern (3eQpoae).-
Au6 oas ais v5abrbares InldluB-
gleis~ befannte @uleme1er'i1e Stro=
B%enfabr5eug lit bertreten, ferner cine
03 S6nea8ugslofomotioe nelie1ter
8altart oeren 5abrgeItea beleu1tet
lit, iooaB Der 8eiufer einen Gin
blid in oas @etriebe Der mooernen
Maidine erb6lt.
eSil intereiianten Mo0eQen per0en
Der 8etrieb zines motorifierten Sit
terbabnb0fes, Die 2ebrlingS -8erf-
Itatt zines observation-disclosures
werfs, Ser gepaltige 6orti1ritt oes
9ofomotio6aues in ben perfloiienen
100 Sabren uno oas Mooea zines
6dbri6iffes Der Strede 8arnemiiu-
oe-@eoier Dor 9lugen gefiibrt. Ser
febrsfarten un0 bilolibe 9ariteaun=
gen ge6en einen lleberblid iiber Die
uStellung 9euti1lanrs i'm interna=
tionalen Herionen- uno @iiterDer-
febr~, Die beri6ieoenen &eiiemege
uno Observation-Disclosures Ser elm
5elnen @iiterarten, Die Mufgaben oes
2aitfraftmagen= be3m. 0es AnidluB=
perfebrs ser Hei6sbabn, Die @e-
i6winOigfeiten Der &eiie3iige i'm IN
ternationalen Yerionenoerfebr, Io=
mie Sen gemaltigen, Dielieitigen
5%obr3eugparf ser Heidsbabn. Gin
1916 M groBes, elettriid betrie6enes
&elief neranihollidt Die 3uiammen=
arbeit bon &eidsbabn ulo 2aitfroft-
magen. 3ablreide 9%ariteaungen be-
hauoeln Die groBen I'M 3eihen oes
8ierjabresplans itebenoen Neubau-
ten Der &eiAsbabn, bie arbeit Der
Observation-Disclosures auf alien @e-
hieten uno Oomit 5ugleib oie io8iole
8coeutung oieies qrobten 8erfebrS-
unternebmens Der @elt.
Washington Journal., 1937-05-28
9ie &ei6Sba6n
III 9dhelOOrf
Der 8elt srDfte Giienbabm Deram-
italtct Geiitnngsidau.

@uiter5iige, 2ofomotipen un0 Srie6-
ipogen auf 500 SUB Iangen @lei-
len. Der D8ieriobresplan-9=
3ugpagen" 5eigt 8erpenoung
neuer oeutider @erfitoffe.
Washington Journal., 1937-05-28
Mpntag grOke Wtaifeier
int oenti6en @aiicnbans

@ontag Nn6mittag lit oas idbr-
lide Maifeit oes 9omen-geabpereins
0es 9eutihen @aiienbauies. gs tref-
fen Iid babel ungefdbr 1000 Geutid-
om~erifoner, Inn iiA an ben 8or-
fiibrungen ser &inoer uno ben Gar
bietungen oes Ndboereins ST. e~rfrell-
en-. @an3 b~eionoers miro Dem gut
ldmedenoen giien 3ugelpro6en,
tpeldes Der 8erein na6 Ben 8or-
fiibrungea inn @ailenboas lerpiert.
Ser preis betr6gt so Gents.
Washington Journal., 1937-05-28
TimaerabOriife uerSen 6ente frei-
uilig Der &esicrmng %angebOten.

Die &egierungsbeboroe: n6eoeral
Bureau Of Snpeitigation", welhe
normalermeile 5ingerabOriide fir
8erbre6er berltelt nno aufbe-
wabrt, bat leit 1888 aud cine Ab-
teilung fir 3iniliIten, bas beiBt fiir
g d t=&riminoI-6Gae fir ieoer-
manu-. @s miro beridtet. ooB i'm
Mpnot April 55,207 Yerionen IN
@albington reimiaig Singer
o66riide bel ser &egierung CUR Ser
fiigung lteaten. ooB ieoen Gag I'M
9urdIdnitt 1900 Iolder pripaten
6ingeraboriide fir ieoermann, mir
Nihtperbre6er, bergeitellt meroen.
IS Oos 81 glouben? 2300 9erlonen
ioaen ieoen Gag oieie @boriide frei-
minia iud5en? Sa. neil oas fiirS
qan3e 9anO gilt. 9ie geboroe
bat BEL llngliidsfdaen etc. bisber Al
8ro3ent Ser betroffenen Herionen
ioentifisiert. 5in9erabOriife gibtS
BON Sobn 9. &odefeller, nImos"
uno .Mnop~ uno oielet unoerel
6reimiaigen. Die gemegung oaoll
miro in SduIen g%eforoert IN
MiIIouri. Nortb Carolina; pom oaber
fomen i'm lebten @onat 5000 Ab-
bride oaein; aus Detroit famen 739
&arten; aus 8ueblo, Colorado, ia
men 4,735 Mboriide.
Washington Journal., 1937-05-28

mobnte ,meit meg, a1t Meilen meg,
in 8Iaoensburg. sic bieB Senrietta,
fam aus 0euti6lan0, uno Itarb 1890.
Ser 8ater oes @iliam bieB SaCob
@irt. @r fam, mie geidgt, aus Der
9htDei5 uno 1tarb Ihon 1774, als
8iaiam nur 3tpei Sabre alt mar.
1892 pitr0e @iatnm gum 8e1tsan-
~moItsberuf 5ugelniien; oas erlebte
Die Meutter ni6t mebr.
sSn Georgetown mobnten, Inn 1880.
bis 1890 audi einige 9eutfd e, To-
DAB @iaiam nidt gang unter 6rem-
ben NOR. Ole @ebriioer Suit batten
cine @etpebrfabrif bort. Serr 8ine-
miller (1790 in @eorgetofpn batte
ben Omnibus 3u b%eiorgen, Der ieoen
Samstag Morgen Inn 6 ubr naN
6reoerid obging; uno ben Serren
Nfattbias S6luu9 uno SenrD Buid
aeb0rte Der Smnibusberfebr nod
@in6eIter. SEER Sobn Eempelman
feb G6iffe nit Wfebl etc. nu9 Ale-
ranoria fobren. @err Conrad Sog=
mire fiinoete (t792) ais Sanoes-
Weafler I'M .@eorgetomn 8eeflp
.2e0qer~ sic Mnlage zines uneD Ger
man Iettlement" an; er empfabl Die
Ie, nod nidt beltebenOe, Staot na-
mentli9 oeut den Sanotperterr.
@irt erpGbnt lelbit fir 1880 einen
Sern Beter in @eorgetotpn, Der elm
gutter S1ger nor uno oft gar15e
5haren BON tpeiBen 8ilOenten i6oB,
ote i'm 8inter fir Meilen auf Dem
@a1ler oes 9otomac maren. 9iele
gnten I6natterten oermaBen, penm
tie aufgefAredt a%uflogen, Dab es mic
9onner flangl 9ie @inter bel
@eorqetomn tDuren oamals aud oft
10 falt, ooB cine lunge Heibe bon
Grobianttuagen I'M llnabbGngigfeits-
friege naA Sitoen ii6er oas sis
fabren fonnte. SIN noben alerat-
oria CAB es ebenfaaS mo1fe 9eut-
Ihe, oarunter ubeiiiide" @efangene
un0 ueberl1ufer, oie oomals ben
@eq nad) .@reot Sails" bouten.-
1895 beirotete @irt Wlil0re0 @ilmer
ais 8irginia, melde bier Sabre ipa,
ter Itorb, un0 1902 GliIubetb @amb-
Ie aus &idmono. Seine Eo6ter BET
ratete IpGter Serrn @olOsborougb,
Baltimore.
Washington Journal., 1937-05-28
NIprmfrGntrr, YlntbcIcbcr.
immcr friIdJ 81 bnbcu im
WirO Ors "WaIbinatOn SUnrmal"
Acknowledgements
anf Oem 9a6garten
oes @aibinstOm 9amendOrs am
SUnntag M6emb.

IS miro biermit nohmals auf ben
am fommenoen Sonntag, ben 80.
Mai abenos $50 ltbr, in Ser Area-
oia 9aae (0a6garten) Itattfinoen-
oen Wenitan8 bingemieien, 81 peldem
al1 glei15eitig elm &ollidubtan5er-
paar, oos gang DunOerbares in Die
Ter Mrt oarbietet, perpflidtet muroe.
@S oiirfte sic meiiten uulerer 6reun-
De beItimmt intereiiieren uno erfDar-
ten mir einen re1t 3ablreiden 8elud.
Ser 9odgarten Oes @aibington
GGngerbunoes lit nit 81 ben fiibl-
iten 8l6ben in oieier Staot 81 Sab
len uno cine mirflide grbolung nod
Der 9ogesbite. @leid3eitig fam
man aud immer einen fiiblen Ernnf
befommen unter anoerem aaf edtes
Wtiindener 2Omenbrau, faas Der
@elobeutel es erluuben Iontes
Sails f6ledte @itterung iein Ioa-
tie. finoet ser Saa8 in ser Saae itatt-
(Siebe Nn5eige). y. g.
Washington Journal., 1937-05-28
@albimgtOner
SOMrnsaa=crlei
Sn @irginia.

0as nelte 8oti6ofterpoor, Serr
Or. s.. 9iedboff uuO @emablin, bat
ii6 fir ben Sommer cine @obnung
IN @irginia gemietet. Su Seem Yort
nuroe er BEL Der anfunft om 0am-
pier empfangen bon 8otldaftsrat
Or. $. 9bomien, @enerolfoniul Or.
$. Borders, Goniulotsdttade Ser
narO g. 2ippert uno 2egationslefre-
tor Serbert 8%lanfenborn.
Washington Journal., 1937-05-28
glaOensburs OOr $50 Sa6ren.

@eboren fpuroe @iaiam 8irt be-
fanntlih in 8laOens6urg, 1872.
Ser 8oter, SSacob @irt, batte elm
qroBes, I6ones Saus oben auf Dem
,gaItern Nioge". @iaiam mar Der
iiingIte I'M Sorie, neben 5ipet anoe-
rem Ssungen (oer GlteIte ging aufs
Waeer uno lieB ME mieber mas bon
lid borer) uno orei S6metern (Glt-
la6etb, gatbarine un0 Senriettn)
SSacob fam nit Ieinem 8ruoer Saiper
UNI 1855 ooer 1850 aus Der S1tpei5
noh 8laoensburg in Die 8ilonis
ssn glaoensburg gob es oomals e.
niqe engliI6e uno i6ottil6e Sabad-
bqnoler. Sic f~auften 1742 Sano
bon ser Galpert- 6amilie WtarDlanos,
perIhmanoen aber auf Nimmertpie=
oerieben, als Der 6epolutionsfrieg
altsbra6. Saiper 8irt wobnte ipelt-
lih BON 8looensburg, auf Dem USE
qe nad @eorgetomn, pieleibt lm
beltiqen 8rentmooo ODER Mount
9ainier o0er noroli1en Walbingtoll.
| Sine Weile peItli6 BON B~laoenSbnrg
NOR olld cine 9orfi6ule oes @ng-
lanoers @liiba Gropn Q778s79),
Der So Sabre alt uno etpas altmo-
0ii6 mar nno Saiper 8irts So9ter
| gliiabetb, @iaiams &uline, gebelra-
tet batte. Die Sdule mar elm Slods
baus, pie aud oaS 8obnDaus oes
Serrn grofpn. Goloaten oe8 Neno-
lutionsfrieges fomen bGufig otrG
glaoensburg, als 8iaiam Elm &ino
BON IS Sabren mar. Heber-
lduemmt fDor Ser Srt oomals allb
idon al uno 5u. Sir llnterbaltllilg
orgten 5eiltdn8er uno Ean8lebrer
(fran30liide); oas uMenlett" ipuroe
oonlals geraoe eingefiibrt.
Sab 8irt oeutf6 iprad MIRO
m~abric5einli6 aus ieinem miBlrttge-
men 8lane, 1882 fir Elm paar Sum
oert unbeihaftigte 9enti6e cine Sic
oelunq in 6lorioo aif5ntnn. Sn
ihrem @reiie, in Der llmgebung,
ME er Ielblt logte, 8ufrieoener, gut
miitiqer der, I'M &rarde
bIiihenoer oeuti6er &inoer,
bottle er gu fterben. Gin Sdiff nit
f5O oelttIden ACKNOWLEDGMENT fllpr
tot1Gdlid bon 8altirvore ab mad
Glorioa; bort liefen ibm Die 9eut-
ihen ober in unoanfbarer 8eile tort,
in ale Mibtlrngen a~lseinanoer Dle-
ie gnttduldung erlebte er nift lai1-
qe. (gsifolaus 2enau, Der 1882 IN
Baltimore mar, beridtete BON abn-
liden fiibnen 9lanen). 8irt bette,
ais er Itarb, aud 8pei 8oultelen IN
.Sambure", peitlid bonn 1@eiBen
Sous.
Washington Journal., 1937-05-28
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Washington Journal., 1937-05-28
g(ms Oer Oenti6eu Sc
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nnO 0eOrgetOmns

Sin 6eriibmter 9entTd-g merifauer
@aIbinstuns bOr f25 Sabren.
Smftisminiiter @iainm 8irt, ersOsen
in gcOrsetOiun, uO6nte int NiitteI-
pmnft Der StaOt 8uibinstOn.
The Washington times., 1937-02-12
$4,75O-NORTHEAST

Modern six-room brick home. located con-
veuIcnt to the new 5th and Florida Ave.
Market has been reilnshed like brand
new Nice size rooms. wide pOrches, hot
water heat. hardwood floors, bright cellar,
hurlt-in garage: in fact everything to make
a complete, comfortable home: and at a
price extremely low to sell it quickly. Phone
R VI. HOOKER. Metropolitan 1868
Evenings , to 9. call Cleveland 17la
The Washington times., 1937-02-12

MONEY TO LOAN ON FIRST TRUST
Also Construction Loans
WIN. II. SAUNDERS co.. INC.
161a St n W DI. IOl5 3
The Washington times., 1937-02-12
PETWORTH BARGAIN

3 ROOMS-CORNFR
g. .95O-BcautIful brick corner, 50, 600
below cost Modern bath with bult-in tub
and shower: large Handicapped lot garage
Unusual conditions make it possible tc
offer This property at such a low price
Consideration for cash. Call J. GARRETT
BEITTEIL. District 31OO. Night service
until @ n IN.
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Luggage
ness q " King. Jr.. 51l l1tb St
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STUDIO ROOM. well furnished private
bath. maid and phone service. PO 1890
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Rentals
Furnished Rooms


Furnished Rooms 79
EYE N. W. 115-Bright warm Ink. rm.,
large closet. well furnished. h.-w h.,
porch. convenient location: So; adults.
EYE ST. N. W. 22f7-Sleeping room;
quiet, clean and warm. S3.75 week.
IRVING ST. N. w. I314-Lovely room
ior L or persons; running hot and cold
water; private family; reasonable.
X st N. W, 42S-2 furn- rooms for IN h
bedrm.. 1st fl. S4 wk. Unlimited phone
X ST. N. W. 1764-Young man. share
room. twin beds: running w: walk dist.
KENTUCKY AVE. s. E. 511-Large front
room ami. cont. hot water; adults
N. W. 1345-Second floor Ink. rm.,
near bath: $3.50 weekly.
n. w, 134I-Large front Ink. room.
with gas range. $3.50.
L ST. \. W. 1399-Downtown: lovely LIST
Warm. cheerful basement rms. SIS.
N w. 1327-Attractiveiy furnished
Ink. rm.. next bath: $3.50 weekly
LANG PI. n. E, 1926. in rear of Sears,
Roebuck's (new priv. home) )-Attrac-
tive rooms. near bath. S3 up.
NJ y. w. a2S. The Aristocrat"-
rooms. range. So and $3.50
MADISON ST. n. W. 19I4-Large. at
tra"tIye, comfortable room in private
refined residence. express bus stop aud
near two ear lines. Georgia 42Tl
n ST. l733-Basement. studio, fireplace,
private entrance, maid service, gents.
n ST N. w, 1S12-Cheerful second floor
front twin bedroom. modern furniture,
SS c.h.w.
Mr.. CAPITOL, 1?2 4TH ST. $. E.-SmalI.
comfortable rm.: employees gent: S3.5O.
NEAR KENNEDY WARREN. 3434 Both st.
N W.-Master bedroom > gentlemen or
employed couple; private bath. EN-. Sl34.
NEAR WARDMAN. 2S19 2Sth St-Large
rm.. second floor: newly decorated well
turn.; warm; $25 if permanent. AID. l342
NEWTON N. w. 1SOl--2d floor front
room, or 3 gentlemen separate beds S3
wk ca: single room. S12 mo. AID. $751;.
ORREN ST N. F.. 1116-2 front rooms.
furnished for light Housekeeping; adults.
The Washington times., 1937-02-12
CHEVY CHASE

II you want something better than the
ordinary house. then this provincial type
home in a sylvan rustic rural setting, will
carry a compelling appeal. 1t is the last
word in modermty and convenience and
conforms to the highest construction stand
ards 7 rooms. . y baths. Built-in garage.
Spacious grounds of course. Call j.
WESLEY BUCHANAN. INC, day or eve
ming at CL 1926.
The Washington times., 1937-02-12

TAKOMA PARK Is SHERMAN AVE
Attractive room, twin beds adj. bath,
breakfast optional; private home
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Bicycles

BICYCLES-Rollfast: other good wheels
HAZLETON BICYCLE CO. 424 9th Wv.
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YOUNG MEN
16 years old or over. with bicycles. for
messenger work. Apply Mr. Schryver,
1917 New York Ave. \. W.