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Evening star., 1937-04-28

Cumberland to Harpers Ferry, w. Va.
The crest of the flood, which yester-
day inundated Cumberland. Hancock,
Williamsport, Harpers Ferry, Point of
Rocks and other river settlements,
swept past Washington, where sand
bag barricades were in readiness to
hold back the waters from water
front parks and beauty spots.
Carriers Body Recovered.
Searching parties from Orange and
Culpeper continued to drag the Rob-
inson River for the car in which four
young persons from Culpeper We're be-
lieved to have been drowned when
their car plunged into the water at
the end of a bridge where the ap-
proach had been washed away. Two
seat covers of the car were found yes
terday
Searchers recovered the body OF
Leslie O'Bryant, 26-year- old Rich
mond newspaper motor route carrier,
yesterday from subsiding water near
Maidens, where roadway over dam
had collapsed.
State police said Linwood Goode,
colored about IS, was drowned when
his car dropped into bridge approach
Washout at Salem Creek, Amelia
County.
Towns Appraise Damage.
Towns along the Rappahannock ap-
praised the flood damage, estimated to
be greater than in many years be-
cause of the record high levels reached
by the waters at their peak yesterday.
Accurate estimates of the flood
damage, however, were not obtainable.
Gov. Harry w. Nice announced he
expected to ask the special session Of
the Legislature at Annapolis to con-
slider a S500,00O bond issue for flood
repair work, stating that experts es-
timated that amount would cover the
States entire loss. Damage at Cum
Evening star., 1937-04-28
FLOODLEvELS0FF
IN OHIO VALLEY
Crest Moves on Marietta as
Cincinnati Prepares for
Light Rise.
BY the Associated Press.

IS tIiC hSSoCIdleQ PreSS.
MARIETTA, Ohio, April 2s.-The
debris -cluttered Ohio Rivers flood
crest, unencouraged by any further
Spring rainfall, moved slowly today
on this city of $4,000 residents after
leveling off at Martins Ferry, Steuben-
vile and East Liverpool, farther up
the Upper Ohio Valley.
The upper valleys third and least
serious flood in IA months was eX-
pected to cause the Ohio to climb 3
or feet over flood stage of SO feet
here, but the city's business district
under 8 feet of water in January-ap-
parently was not endangered
Far downstream at Cincinnati. the
Ohio rose slowly from % feet as light
drizzle continued to fall and Flood
Forecaster' w. c. Devereaux stood by
predictions of 40-foot crest by this
week end, compared with a 52-foot
Hood stage and an 80-foot top during
the record January inundation.
PITTSBURGH SEEKS PROTECTION.
Evening star., 1937-04-28

when the rising waters threatened
their home. They got the sheep into
the scow, which they tied to a tree at
the foot of the island. Standing on
the Virginia shore. however, they could
see that the ScoW was about to break
loose.
Richard Jenkins told Officer K. L.
Burdette Of the Montgomery County
police and Val Wilson, chief of the
Rockville Rescue Squad, that he and
Athey got in row boat with his father
to go over to the island and secure the
scow. AS they reached it an eddy
swung them against tha scow, over
turning the skiff. All three were
plunged into the flooded stream, he
said.
Young Jenkins and Athey managed
to climb onto the overturned boat,
and then to reach a tree nearby
Climbing up to safe distance above
the water, they were unable to find
any trace of the elder Jenkins, they
said.
The rescue squad portrayed two
motor boats to Whites Ferry, near
Poolesville, early this morning and
rescued the pair. They were taken to
the home of c. S. Butler, at Whites
Ferry, where food and dry clothing
warmed them after their nights or
deal
A rescue squad from the Washing
ton Navy Yard, headed by Chief Car
penter F. Jackson, went to Great
Falls with breeches gun to shoot a
line out into the river should Jenkins
appear, but he had not been sighted
early today.
No other flood casualties were re-
ported during the night, although
waters were high along the river and
several families left their homes or
were evacuated late yesterday and to-
day
Meanwhile, workers for the Ameri-
can Red Cross left Washington to aid
sufferers in stricken areas in Mary
land and Virginia, as many hundreds
were left homeless and destitute by
the receding flood waters.
Upper Waters Falling.
Miss Catherine Ferrell took charge
In Culpeper and Orange Counties,
both hard hit, while Ray Atom went to
Fredericksburg and Miss Ella Bell to
Columbia
Heavy rain during the night mo-
mentarily threatened another rise in
some sections, but further flood
threats appeared dissipated in the
face of steadily receding levels from
Evening star., 1937-04-28

to have suffered loss Of 81 600. .00C
or more as the result Of the week end
rainfall
Richmond, one Of the last points to
feel the full effects OF the 48-hour
rain over the week end, threw up
earthen dikes to hold a 27-foot crest
reached early yesterday afternoon, out
the flood waters stopped operation of
the city gas plant temporarily, damaged
numerous water front plants and in
dustries located in low areas.
Evening star., 1937-04-28

Of newly planted crops.
Perhaps the heaviest damage was
suffered by roads throughout the two
States, where bridge spans and ap-
proaches We're swept away and sec
Evening star., 1937-04-28
PITTSBURGH SEEKS PROTECTION
Moves to Prevent Future Floods as
Waters Recede

PITTSBURGH, April % L4o).-Pitts-
burgh raised its voice today for Federal
protection from floods as the most
serious threat from high water since
the inundation of st. Patrick's day,
1896, retreated rapidly.
City Council adopted a resolution
asking Congress to install storage
reservoirs throughout the extensive
Allegheny and Monongahela River
basins so that flood control may be-
come a reality in as short a time as
humanity possible"
DAMAGE $4,000 900 IN ONTARIO.
Evening star., 1937-04-28

Colonial Oil Co., a lesser amount.
Damage at Richmond was counted in
excess of 100000.
The loss Of live stock was great, but
no estimate OF the total could he Sc
cured today. Additional damage is ex-
Evening star., 1937-04-28

Three persons, the engine
cre1U and q transient, 1Uere
killed 7Uhen q Canadian Na-
tlondl passenger train 1Uas
7Orecked at IngerSoll, Ontario.
T7UO upper photos shoW the
train, some cars appended and
others almost submerged.
Lo1Cer picture Sho1US bodtmen
trying to locate the body Of
DR.. J. H. Mcdonald, 7Uho 1rds
dro1Uned When his car 1uas
s7cept of the road 10hile he
7UaS driving to the scene.
-Copyr1ght, A. P. Wirephotos.
Evening star., 1937-04-28
JOBS CENSUS OPPOSED
President Sees Little to Be Gained
bv Count

by Count.
President Roosevelt threw cold water
yesterday on proposals to take a
census of the unemployed.
He indicated a belief the count
would add little information to data
already at hand.
Evening star., 1937-04-28
If You Suffer With
kidney Trouble

Headache. backache. unusual thirst are
symptoms that point to kidney trouble.
For over 30 years physicians have en-
dorsed Mountain Valley Mineral Water
direct from famous Hot Springs Arkansas.
Phone MET. 1862 for free booklet today.
Mountain Valley Mineral Water
Met. 1862 14O5 K St. NV.
Evening star., 1937-04-28

Flood Waters of Thames Begin Re-
Ceding at London.
LONDON, Ontario, April % Cana
dian Press Flood waters of the
Thames River receded today leaving
coat of slime over broad section
of London. Authorities estimated
damage at $4,000 900.
Evening star., 1937-04-28
Flood

Continued From First Page.)
La gaceta., 1937-09-28
LAS MILICIAS REPUBLICA-
MAS MANTIENEN UNA VI
GOROSA OFFENSIVE ZEN
Ell FRENTE ARAGONES
FTanciG e InglaterrG Pedirdn a
las POtenciGS FGscistds que
Retiren sus "VOtuntdri0s"

Madrid, sep, 28,-Las tropas
de la Repdblica mantienen hoy
una ofensiva en- ell frente de A
rag6n y persiguen los objetivos
de Jaca, Zaragoza y Teruel. To-
man parte en- ell ataque aeropla-
nos, tanques, artilleria y caba-
Heria.
Prisioneros hechos por los lea
les informan que I'm grupo de
facciosos Sc rebel6 en- Zaragoza
y mas de 800 personals fueron
fusiladas. Todos los falangistas
que expresaron descontento con
ell mando han sido desarmados.
Los gobiernos de FranGa e
Inglaterra han decidido, segdn
comunican de Paris, pedir a los
dictadores de Italia y Alemania
prueben su amor por la paz re-
tirando a los llamados volunta-
rios del frente de Espana. Una
nota c~onjunta, redactada en- E.
SOS terminus, sera mandada a
Roma dentro de pocos dfas.
ST Italia accediera, una confe
rencia tripartita Sc verificarfa
en- Roma, por deferencia al Du-
ce.
Los gobiernos de Paris y Lon
dres mantienen con firmeza la
demanda de que Italia pruebe
sus buenas intenciones r~etiran-
do las tropas que en- la peninsu-
la tiene.
Ell gobierno espanol hizo sa-
Der en- Ginebra, por boca de
Juan Negrin, su primer minis
tro, que Italia tiene va de $780,
900 a 10000 hombres en- Espa-
ma y que Sc propone mandar
200,0 600 mas.
Aseguran en- Roma que Hit
Ter y Mussolini han convenido
en- no aceptar la petici6n anglo
francesa en- pro de la retirada
de "voluntarios' de la peninsu-
la iberica.
Empez6 aver en- Paris, con
asistencia de expertos navales
de Inglaterra, Francia e Italia,
la aclaraci6n de los detalles con
respecto a la ~piraterfa en- ell Me-
diterraneo,
Las discusiones giraran alre-
La gaceta., 1937-09-28
La Secci6n de Beneficencia

La actividad es grande en- Ell
Cfrculo Cubano con motive de
la fiesta organizada para ell sa-
bado por la secci6n de Benefit
aencia, que preside ell estimado
amigo Juan Buria.
Los cobradores ayudan al EXT
to Y colocan las papeletas entire
los socios, va acostumbrados, a.
nualmente "a dar su apoyo a la
fiesta de esta secci6n.
Ell dinero que ingresa en- los
fondos de esta seccion Sc dedica
exclusivamente a socorrer a los
socios enfermos, dentro de 10
que dispone Ell r~eglamento.
Tocaran dos orquestas de
primer orden, Don Francisco en-
Ia sala alta y La Sonora en- ell
piso bajo.
Ell Cfrculo entra en- una nue.
va etapa de progreso y activi-
dad.
La gaceta., 1937-09-28
dedor de la distribution de 20
mas.
Sc MEGA Ell GOBIERNO
FEDERAL A ACEPTAR LA
IMPOSITION DEL GOBER-
NADOR CONE

Luego de haber probado por
complete su inocencia, ell servi-
clio de empleo federal, a pesar
de la oposici6n del gobernador
Cone, insiste en- mantener a
John C. Emerson como jefe de
la oficina de la WPA a cargo
de la Florida.
Roger Bounds, designado por
la WPA para hacer una inves-
tigaci6n, examine los libros de
Emerson, analiz6 todos los car
COS del gobernador de la Flori-
da e inform6 a la superioridad:
Los cargos del gobernador no
nan podido ser sustanciados.
Ell pasado julio Ell goberna-
Tor pidi6 en- tono violento la des
situci6n de Emerson VI Ell go
bierno no quiso complacerlo.
Cone nombr6 a un amigo suyo
para ell cargo, Ell Sr. Fred B.
Bradshaw, de st. Petersburg.
La gaceta., 1937-09-28
LA ~FEDERACION AMERI-
CANA DISGUSTADA CON
LA OFICINA INTERNAL
N DEL TRABAJO

Washington, sep. 28.-Dfce-
Sc que la Federation America
ma del Trabajo pedira al congre
so. en- la pr6xima legislature,
que retire a Estados Unidos de
la Oficina international Obre-
ra de Ginebra.
Por causa de esa oficina sur.
gi6 una nueva disputa entire la
Federation y Ell CLIO.
Los delegados europeos a.
seguran que la Federation ca
rece de seriedad, por no haber
respectable sus compromises con
la Oficina de Ginebra.
Ell incidente que produjo la
explosion 10 fu6 ell nombramien
to de Robert Watt, secretario de
la Federation Obrera de Mass.
para miembro del importante
ORGANISING de Ginebra, en- sus-
tituci6n de William Green. Ma
teo VOL, Ell reaccionario, pro-
test6 del nombramiento de
Watt e hizo las CONSEQUENCES a.
menazas. Wolf sc desahoga aho-
ra atacando a la s~ecretaria PERI
kins, una mujer inteligente y
escrupulosa, 10 que no puede de.
cirse de Vol como lider obre-
70.
Mas finalmente Sc ha podido
averiguar que William Green
di6 su aprobaci6n a Watt v que
John L. Lewis tambien aprob6
al ~secretario como delegado.
La gaceta., 1937-09-28
LOS presses
CREAM UN NUEVO PRO-
BLEMA A LA POLICIA
FRANCESA

Marsella; Francia, Sep. %.
Isl la policfa francesa no pue
de salvar a dos m~aquinistas
del vapor espanol "Cabo Tres
forcas," anclado aqui, seran
llevados a Barcelona y ALI de-
beran contestar a los cargos
de que intentaban desertar v
pasarse a los insurgentes. Los
maquinistas fueron detenidos
a horde cuando Sc descubri6
que trataban de seguir ell elem
plo del captain, ell mayordomo
y otros tripulantes, diciendo
que deseaban unirse al gene
raj Franco.
La@policfa considera la Ease
de i~ntervenir pero Sc cree que
los espanoles tienen complete
drcho a dispqper de csc barco.
Los tfascistas franceses anne
nazan con atacar ell vapor, ami
mados por la intencion de po-
ner en- libertad a los traidores.
La gaceta., 1937-09-28
La Fiesta del Domingo

FL Centre Asturiano, por me-
dio de sus secciones, trabaja sin
descanso para lograr que sea un
rotundo exito, como todos de-
seamos, la fiesta del venidero
domingo, en- TODD Ell palacio So
cial.
La Secci6n de Propaganda,
encargada de ayudar a los so
clos que no pueden abonar sss
recibos de Quota, patrOcina la
fiesta.
FL motive es muy noble y es-
tamos SECURES de que n~uestros
mejores elementos sociales pa
saran ell domingo por ell edificio
de la esquina de Nebraska Y
Palm.
Ayudar al que Sc halla en- la
desgracia, y ayudarlo sin alga-
rabia, sin alardes, es una de las
caracteristicas de la colonia la
tina.
La gaceta., 1937-09-28
La VerbemG del TGbaco

La VerbenG del TGbdc0
Dentro de pocoS dias impri-
mira fuerza a sus trabajos de
organization La Verbena del
Tabaco.
Ell Comite de Hacienda esta
compuesto este emo por Carl
Brorein, presidente; Rail We
ga, vicepresidente; T. w. Ram
sey, Victoriano Manteiga, D. B.
Mckay, Roy Cotarelo, P. 0.
Knight Y Harry Wilderman.
Son miembros honorarios ell
coronel Peter o. Knight y ell Sr.
Mckay.
La intenci6n de los miembros
de la Verbena es lograr que la
fiesta iguale o supere a las de
los amos anterioreS.
Celestino Vega, Jr., es ell pre-
sidente del Comite general y
Ben Davis ell secretario.
La gaceta., 1937-09-28
Perfecto Rodriguez

El subsecretario de la socie-
dad Cfrculo Cubano, ell honda
dose Perfecto Rodriguez, sigue
enfermo de cuidado en- Ell sanAto
rio del Centre Espanol.
La ciencia medico lucha para
devolver a Perfecto la salud y
todos los que lie conocemos Sc
guimos paso a paso ell desen-
v~olvimiento de la terrible do
lencia.
Cuando Sc habla de Perfecto,
en- estos dfas de ahora, viene
siempre a la mente ell bueno de
Berm1dez.
Era Berm1dez subsecretario
del Circulo y un hombre ejem-
plar. Cuando tenfa juventud Y
dedicaba al Circulo sus mejores
horas, una implacable enferme-
dad lie arranc6 la vida.
La gaceta., 1937-09-28
UN ATAQUE
FACCIOSO EN- ASTURIAS
Mantiene ell Gobierno la ofen-
silva en- ell Norte de Aragon

Madrid, Sept. 2S.-Los fac
ciosos dicen por la Radio ma.
Der ocupado a Rivadesella, en
ell frente de Asturias, pero el
gobierno no ha confirmado la
noticia.
La artilleria leal rechazo un
ataque faccioso en- la carrete.
IA cerca de Mediodia, en- el
frente asturiano.
Dicese que Ell general Fran
CO ha ordenado apresurar Ia
ofensiva en- Asturias, impulsa.
do a hacerlo por Ia formidable
preston de otros sectores dom
de ell gobierno ataca con exito.
Durante la noche, en- ell sur
de Madrid, los facciosos fue-
ron derrotados, sufriendo mu-
chas bajas.
Van a ser juzgados a toda
prisa los conspiradores encar-
celados en- Madrid.
Ell gobierno mantiene la o.
fensiva en- ell norte de Arag n,
al sur del rio Basa. Los leales
avanzaron en- direction de Ja-
ca. Sabinaniego esta rodeado
por los republicanos, 10 que pa
ra Jaca constituye una seria a.
menaza.
Entire los detenidos por cons
pirar contra ell gobierno de Ma
drid, miembros de la
Quinta Columna, figuran Ma :
nuel Asencio, un comerciante
chileno; Luis E.scudero, inge-
Micro y Official retirado de ar
tilleria; Jesus Cornejo, CAPT :
tan de la marina y hermano
del exministro de marina del
mismo apellido; Patricio de
agente de enlace entire
los conspiradores y Raimundo
del Pine, empleado de la bode
ga de Ia embajada argentina;
Manuel Pita, dueRo de un es-
TANGO; Daniel Rios y Luis Sol
soma, jefes de tropas; Juan Sa
Ida, un soldado de artilleria;
Clemente Martinez, Official de
veterinaria.
La policia recibio una recon
pensa de 5000 pesetas por Ell
servicio prestado
La gaceta., 1937-09-28
EnfeTmo

Enfe7mo
Pas6 dos dias enfermo en- su
domicilio de la Gale 10, Ell Sr.
Jose Fernandez, alto empleado
de la sociedad Y apreciado ami
go nuestro.
Joe, como lie llaman sus ami
gos, tuvo una pequefla hemo-
rragia a consequence de la ex-
TRACTION de una muela; pero va
Sc encuentra bien.
La gaceta., 1937-09-28
MARCHING DOMINGO EN-
TAMPA
(Viene de la Ia. pdg.)

(Viene de la Ia. pdg.)
ia! Ell pueblo marcia hacia la
Polar a DIR al maestro. Pueblo
de Cuba y pueblo de Mexico v
Tampa! iPueblos todos de la
TERRA! Vaya para ustedes un a.
bravo fraternal de todos los
hombres de buena voluntad que
luchan contra la bestia fascis-
ia!
(Contimadard).
La gaceta., 1937-09-28
Ell Req. Sholin

El Req. Sholin
Hablara esta noche sobre Es-
pana, en- ell Tampa Gospel Ia
bernacle, sitaado en- Jefferson
esquina a Amelia, ell Rev. F.
David Sholin.
Ell sermon 10 pronunciara en-
idioma ingles, pero nuestro p1-
blico queda invitado.
Relatara Ell Rev. Sholin -sus
experiences en- la obra esprit
tual en- Espana y exhibira 80
fotografias tomadas por el.
La gaceta., 1937-09-28

Tn jardin botanico sera cons
Srufdo EN- los suburbios>de Mos
GU y en- 81 habra departamentos
con climas artificiales, donde Sc
podran cultivar plantas de to-
das parties del mundo.
La gaceta., 1937-09-28

La bonda6P y la efiGencia en-
contrarop en- Perfecto in dig
no sustituto, y ahora Ell 1ucha a
brazo partido con una cruel do
lencia. y
Por la salud del buen amigo y
ciudadano formulamos sinceros
votos.
La gaceta., 1937-09-28

Compramos cast todo.-Los
mas altos precios ror sus nue.
bles Y enseres. Muebles de off
Gina.
DIVERS TRADING POST
1913 Franklin St.
La gaceta., 1937-09-28

Italia espera producer su pro-
.pia Coma sintetica con la ayuda
tecnica de Alemania, antes de
finalizar ell afo 1888.
La gaceta., 1937-09-28

De la India informan que Sc
esta usando I'm nuevo metodp
para obtener alcanfor extraido
de la turpentina (aguarras).
J. r. SGnfekz.
La gaceta., 1937-09-28

Tn tdnel para ell trafico de
vehiculos que atraviese ell Mon
tie Blanco, Sc esta planeanb en-
Francia. 90
La gaceta., 1937-09-28

Una expedition britannica es-
ia estudiando grupos de sangre
de las tribus africans en- un es-
.fuerzo para saber algo mas de
la historia racial del continSh-
tie afSicano.
La gaceta., 1937-09-28

Una estaci6n experimental
para hacer estudio e investiga-
clones sobre ell tabaco Sc ha
inaugurado en- la Isla de Cuba.
The Washington times., 1937-02-03

EIGHTH ST. n. w 73S-( -(Downtownl
furnished rooms; reasonable. MET 5727.
The Washington times., 1937-02-03

HARVARD ST. N. W, 13OO-Apt 2, newly
deco. room. twin beds. private family.
The Washington times., 1937-02-03
THE BARGAIN MART
WAsHINGTONs NEWSPAPER BARGAIN STORE
Bicycles ~Pinnos

HOTPOINT 3-burner automatic electric
range, Al condition: $50 Call at $500
14th St. North, Clarendon. Va.
The Washington times., 1937-02-03

ST. n, E, 714-Two large roms. light
housekeeping. second floor. Adults.
9TH ST. n. E. 1135-Two rms. Ink;
next to bath Frigidaire.
The Washington times., 1937-02-03

sTH ST. n. W. 6514-Large double room.
near bath. in detached home, suitable
for married couple. SIS mo-; also single
room. S12 mo. Georgia $3.50.
The Washington times., 1937-02-03

BIRD ST. N. W. 61S-Clean hkpg. room,
81 weekly. Two rooms. sink range ST.
Hall room. 50 so: warm house.
The Washington times., 1937-02-03

Mr.. WARDMAN--Large sunny front "oom.
$50 mo: no u adult 1T family, AD 6974 61tEeiieN'
The Washington times., 1937-02-03
uOTFT AUDITOR

YOUNG MEN. white if you are out of
work. see Mr. Murray he can place YOU
in a permanent position with good pay.
Room 400 1919 st. n. W.
The Washington times., 1937-02-03

V ST. N. w.: 143O-Furnished rooms; also
apt 1st. fl apt 1O4
The Washington times., 1937-02-03

WIS. AVE. N. W. 2OO7-Large front rm.,
mr.. cars & bus; unlim. phone. CL. 51O2.
The Washington times., 1937-02-03

PARK RD. n. W. 176l-Single room ad-
Joining bath. running water: S5 week
or SIS month. col. 9533
The Washington times., 1937-02-03

Contractor
WIN. COLICHIo SoN.-Remodeling
stone work; cement work; repairs of all
kinds. 522 5th St. S. E. AT. 1908.
The Washington times., 1937-02-03

LARGE DOUBLE ROOM. twin beds, near
bath. southwest exposure. faces garden.
2 young men. EN-. 52O6.
The Washington times., 1937-02-03

N. H. AVE. N. w. 1923 frt. rms,
Ink. centrally located. So wk. AD. 67O6.
The Washington times., 1937-02-03
Real Estate
Houses for Sale


Houses for Sale 65
4sTH ST. y. W. 4sO7-6 rms: 2 fire
places; insulat.; $4,000; open. EN-. Sass
BUYING 100 PER CENT
HOME VALUE
A gorgeous English home, mostly stone
construction on a beautiful wooded corner
in Chevy Chase Md Cost owner more
than S24 600 less than years ago. Quality
construction Owner must sell. Suhstan-
tial cash payment necessary. A remarkable
opportunity for someone at 900. Call
] WESLEY BUCHANAN, INC, Cleveland
1882. day or evening.
The Washington times., 1937-02-03
CHEVY CHASE. d c.

Just a few steps from Connecticut Ave,
very pretty shaded street 6 rooms, bath.
pOrches attic with additional room and
storage room; automatic heat, fireplaces:
in perfect condition. At $3.50. it is a
pickup. Small cash and monthly payments
less than rent J. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
INC. MET. 3772. day or evening.
The Washington times., 1937-02-03
$5,95O-PRETTY
CORNER BUNGALOW

Located in Takoma Park, on a nice big
corner lot. this pretty bungalow probably
offers more value than you would expect
Five bright rooms. bath and glassed-in
porch on one floor and big finished room
upstairs. Hot-water heat, big. bright eel
lar, pretty shrubbery and garage all add
to make 1t complete. Has Just been done
over like brand new Phone
R. NJ. HOOKER. Metropolitan 1868
Evenings, to 0, call Adams 1858
The Washington times., 1937-02-03

N ST. N. w, 1733-Attract. studio, fire
place. maid serv.. gentlemen. No. 6475.J.
The Washington times., 1937-02-03
$4.5O0

Near Lincoln Park. six-room and bath
brick, hot-watcr heat: arranged for two
families. Terms, $500 cash, balance S45
per month, to include interest and prin-
cipal.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
314 Pennsylvania Ave. s. f.
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N. CAROLINA AVE. S. E.. 800 rooms
for K, sink in kitchen; everything
furn.. $S75 wk.. or S35 mo.
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SewinR Machines

NEW and Used-Renting. repairing Sewing
Mach. Exch.. 2412 18th N w. co. 3245.
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ST. N w. 2O19-Nicely turn. front
room, twin beds: also single.
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Rel Estate
Houses iOr Sale

2o25 1st ST n. W. NORTH OF r. I. AVE
restricted SIS $50. Open for inspec-
tion; 7 large rooms and bath. h.w. heat
cleo. refrigeration: Just been reconditIoned
like new: 2-Car garage: terms.
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MERIDIAN PL. N. ". 142O-Hall I'M.
Sl5 lovely rm. SIS: room twin beds,
S25 private clean home: c. b. W.
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WE PAY CASH FOR OLD
GOLD AND SILVER, Watches, Diamonds,
Gold Teeth and Diamond Jewelry.
SEIINGER'S, 818 F. ST. N. w.
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L ST. n W. 1513-Clean single rms
S3.5O-S4: Ink rm.. So so wkly: r W.
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PENN N. w, 1914. Apt. 2.-Sgl. and dbl.
rms, frt.. downtown; clean. comforta lie.
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Help Wanted-Male

ARCHITECTURAL engineer. craftsman, to
Sun,ryise constructions Local experience,
Slg5 mo. Apply at once, Miss Dodge,
Boy,'s 1333 r st n. W.
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EYE ST. s. E., s13-One room & kitchen
ette for Ink, 81 per week.
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L-p.C; ..cEt
Help Manted-FemaIe

MILLINERY SALESWOMEN
Experienced only. Write,
state age, experience and
salary expected. Address Box
POO, Times Herald.
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R ST: N. W.. 1629-Attractive single or
double rm.; large closet; con. hot water.
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BARGAIN-INSPECT.

S7950-A real buy in old Mt. Pleasant.
20-ft. brick house of 6 rooms & bath.
? porches. attic, garage. House overlooks
beautiful Rock Creek Park. Can be seen
by appointment. BOSS 4 PHELPS,