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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-02-01
IN THE UNITED STE les LAND
OFFICE AT ANCHORAGE, ALASKA
NOTICE OF APPLICATION
FOR PATENT.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
that Neil Ward has filed his appi
cation in the rs. Land Office at
Anchorage, Alaska. Serial No. 08724
for patent for the Bullion Extension
lode, Ready Bullion lode, Fraction
lode and Bullion Mine lode, Survey
No. 1000, situated in the Harris
Mining District near the head OF
Sheep Creek about 51z miles from
Juneau, Alaska. Lat. So 16' N. and
Long. 134' IT W., described as fol-
lows:
BULLION EXTENSION
Beginning at point for Cor. l
(Not set-steep hillside) on line Al
Iron Queen, Survey 1888, whence
from said point U.SLM. No. ga
bears S. IL Az w., 922.78 #. dis
tant, thence from said point N. 40
IT E. passing Wit Cor. l, and con-
tinuing same course, along lines l.
4 and Ia Iron Queen lode, Survey
1913 and Excelsior lode Survey 620,
600 #. to Cor. 2; thence S. AS 00
e. 1900 #. to Cor. 3, Identical with
Cor. 2, Ready Bullion, this survey;
thence S. 40 IT w. 600 it. to Cor.
A, identical with Cor. l, Ready Bull
lion, this survey, and Cor. Ready
Bullion Millsite (unsurveyeO ;thence
N. AS 00' w. 1900 #. to point for
Cor. /. the place Of beginning. Area
claimed 20592 acres.
READY BULLION
Beginning at Cor 1, identical with
Cor 4, Bullion Extension, this sur
vey, whence US.L.M. No. ga bears
N. go 49, w. 1259.42 #. distant,
thence N. 40' IT E. 600 #. to Cor.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-02-01
F.D.R. UNSEEN
HONOR GUEST,
5000 PARTIES
President Makes Radio Ad-
dress to Those at
Birthday Balls
Continued from Page one)

birthday which it could De possibl,
to give me-
MOTHER SENDS LETTER
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-02-01

u; thence S. As o0 E. 1900 #. to
Cor Not seD, identical with
Cor. @ Fraction lode, this survey;
thence from true Cor, 8 S 40 IT
w passing Witness Cor. and con-
Itinuing same course GOO it. to Cor.
IA, Identical with Cor. /, Fraction
lode, this survey; thence N. AS 90
w 1900 IT. to Cor /, place of be-
ginning. Area claimed 20592 acres.
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-02-01

TO give me.
MOTHER SENDS LETTER
NEW fORlS te2. I.-Presiden-
Roosevelt received a nice letter
from his mother on his birthday.
HE does not need present,
chuckled the 82-year-old Mrs. James
Roosevelt" 1 sent him a present
only few weeks ago, a pair of warm
knit socks, at Christmas"
To friends, who said she must
be the happiest of all mothers, she
replied:
Every mother who has good chill
dren is the happiest mother in the
world"
She also said that no one point in
his SIS years stands out. 1T has al
ways been a great pleasure to me
to see him coming up. 1 did not
think his second Inauguration was
better than the first, for I seldom
compare things; however, his speech
was a little longer"
The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1937-02-01
PASSING THROUGH

Among the several passengers
continuing through Juneau on the
northbound voyage of the steamer
Princess Norah were Mrs. Virginia
Yeulet, wife of the Yukon CONSOLE
dated Gold Mining Company fore
man, returning to her home at
Whitehorse, and Mrs. Wright, wife
of Sergeant Wright, returning to
Cnilkoot Barracks.
La gaceta., 1937-01-28

La hierba que crece iunto al
canine esta hdmeda. ST mete
uno las botas entire ella, salem
negras y brillantes como ell Cha
rol.
Ferd me ha encargado de ir
a casa de Leon esta misma po-
che a comunicarle nuestro a.
cuerdo.iEn nombre de la Guar
dia royal, me ha dicho, prohi-
0iendome terminantemente que
aceptase ningdn regslo de Frau
oifoerstein' aunque solo fuese
una manzana. iEl honor 10 We
da!, me dijo.
zero no me dijo NADIA del mis-
zero, nj una palabra; nj po-
que habia mentido a 81 padre.
nj me die ningpna explicaci6n
acerca del beso, nj sobre el par
La gaceta., 1937-01-28
QUE DICE Ell DIARIo
DE san SEBASTIAN so
BRE DON ALFONSO

Salamanca, enero 28.-El
Diario Vasco, peri6dice fas-
cista que sc publica en- Sag<Se-
bastian, alhora terra de fG.cio-
SOS, refiriendose al exrey AL
'fonso, cuyo sApt<se cesebra re-
cientemente, dice 10 siguiente:
Por que manteAia con firme-
"a las tradiciones de Dona Isa-
bel la Cat6lica, Don %JfGnso es-
tuvo a punto de parder Ell tro-
no en- su infanAia Sc lie hizo ca
minar la Via DoIorosA llevando
Ell peso de todos nuestfos peca-
dos. No regresara el 10 largo
de esta senda de espifas; pea.
comqp espanol y patricia autes
que monarca, sera ell primero
en- regocijarse con una libre Y
fuerte Espana. Y Sc eonmueve
emocionadq por Ell viento que
sopla en- Espana y que no lleva
Ia direction de la Rep1bIica pro
clamadaS zen abnih54 de 1887.
N. R. Ell Diablo perdone tan
ia estgpidez. y
La gaceta., 1937-01-28

Este potrito es para mir
me dice Ferd-. Mi padre me 10
regal6 antes de que naciese.
Me rodsa ell cuello con ell bra
20 y mira con ternura a la bes-
tezuela acabada de nacer, que sc
agita entire la paja. Ell veteri-
mario nos dice:
-Ahora, marcharos.
LA yegua necesita descan-
explica Ferd con tono
de iniciado.-Le pondre Hans.
i Caando nos mandhabamos.
que "Frida' Sc revolvia.
Alarg6 ell cuello, sac6 trabajo-
samente sus patas delanteras
de debajo de la peia te-t6 al
pctrillo v comenz6 a lamerlo.
mira que hermoso!-me
dice Ferd.
La gaceta., 1937-01-28
U7PGRT ES
Ell VASCO ISID0RO GAZTA-
NAGA E HOY CON
JACK DEFINING
Vicente Sereci tendrd una pa
Iona" ven Rudy War

Esta noche, en- ell cuadrilate-
no de los Artilleros, ell p1gil es-
tpanol Isidoro Gaztanaaa, que
aspira a la corona del peso pc
sado, batira con Jack Denning.
individuo que reclama para 81 Ell
tftulo de campe6n de Carolina
del Sur.
Gaztafaga Sc encuentra en-
perfectas condolences ffsicas,
con IN peso de 1913 libras.
Las apuestas sc italian hoy a
Avox del vasco, en- proportion
de 8 a 5, aunque las apuestas
son pocaS.
Isidoro, dirigido por Alfredo
Montoto, ha derrotado en- las
nItimas semanas a Barney Brok
y Charley Baisden.
Denning es un diestro joven
" ha obtenido victorias en- dife-
rentes lugares del pals.
Los empresarios Downing y
Hubbard, satisfechos de haber
preparado ell "match," declara-
ron anoche: Corresponds a
Gaztahaga dar al pdblico ell va
lor de su dinero.
Con gusto presentamos a dos
pesos complete de merito. Esta
es la cuarta function de la tenn
porada y esperamos mantener
un interssante cartel semanal."
Ell italiano Vicente Sereci pc
leara en- ell semifinal con Rudy
War, un joven local. Sereci pc
ga formidables golpes, pero no
La gaceta., 1937-01-28

los gritos de la yegua partu-
rienta, los animales Sc aquietan.
Junto a ella solo ha quedado ell
veterinario, refregandose las
manos.
Ferd me hace se1as de que
vaya.
Daspacio, voy acercandome a
donde esta Ell.
Tendida en- su jaula, entire
.paja y mantas amarillas, veo a
"Frida", la yegua madre. Tiene
los otos apagados, como balas u
sadas. Huele a sangre v a SUI
dor. A su derecha, en- un mon
ton de paja, heno y mantas, pc
mueve ell potrillo recien nacido.
Tiene la cabeza blanca como
la leche y los ojos an POGO lega-
fosos.
La gaceta., 1937-01-28

Hasta ell veterinario contem-
pla ell cuadro con cierto amor
Atravesamos la cuadra v sail
mos al patio.
Su brazo sigue rodeandome
ell cueIlo.
Ell sol luce fatigado.
Estamos junto a la verja.
De las tierras circundantes
sube ina columna de hume.
En- la casa de la seryidumbre
cantan las mozas polacas.
-iEs vfspera de fiesta-me
dice Ferd.
Voy canine de casa. FL fres-
cor blanco-azulino de la tarde
Sc posa sobre los campos. En- los
setos de zarzamoras saltan los
paiarillos.
La gaceta., 1937-01-28
CON kOS GUANTEe
D~ERRfBARoN A JOSE LUIS

Dicen dc campamento de
practices de Jose Luis que uno
de sus socios, el negro Eddie
Malcolm, lie derrib6 aver a la 70
ma, con un golpe por la cabeza.
Ell negro trat6 de quitarle i'm
~portancia a la caida, df:iendo
que habia resbalado, pero dos
periodistas que lie vieron caer a.
seguran que les pareci6 vencido
'por la fuerza del golpe. Otras
personas que Sc hallaban junto
al cuadrilatero opinan que Luis
calcul6 NAL un golpe y cay6 al
tablado.
Manana sc resolyera ell pro-
blema Pastor1Luis Y Sc vera 81
Ell golpe de Malcolm lie hizo e.
fecto al eti6pico.
La gaceta., 1937-01-28
AGRUPACION BENEFTCA
CULTURAL DEL CENTR
OBRERO sNA

Sc cita a todos los tfabaJado-
res dc la Industrial del tabaco y
cosireres Y dependencies, en-
buena cstabilidad cen esta A
grupacion, para la Junta Gene
raj que tena.ra efeeto en- la no.
che de- Jneves % de Enero, q
las8, ell Ell Cen ro 0brero.
Ell objeto Gle esta Junta es pa
ra tra-ar de "a discussion y aAro
baci6n de las reformas que son
ne, esarias llevar a cabo en- .:
edificio del Centre Oorero.
Dada la inAportancia que re
visteaeste asuatoC requie-e la
mayor asistencia.
EI Secretario.
La gaceta., 1937-01-28

jando a un criado con mano ner
viosa por detras de la cabeza.
Ell criado sale corriendo, tro-
pieza con un CUBIC lleno de papi-
Tia de salvado, que derrama,
un charco viscoso, Gu
.bierto al instante de moseas. De
un moRton de paja sale, vivaz,
un ration y Sc acerca a lamear
la papilla amarillenta.
En- ell aire resuenan los relin-
chos de los caballos.
Retro las manos de los oidos,
pues Ell ruido es ahora tan gran
de que va no Sc distingue NADIA.
Solo veo a Ferd. Inm6vil en-
lsu sitio, contempla con ojos a.
lbultados ell misterio.
De pronto, oimos que Ell vete-
rinario da una palmada Y grita:
La gaceta., 1937-01-28

A los traba iadores.
Habiendo recibido este Cons
te una communication importan-
te firmada por un grupo de ira
5ajadores ,en la cual sc lie hace
ina petici6n que no esta en- no
sotroa Ell resolverla, por este
medic Sc cita a todos los obre-
roy para IN meeting general q.
tehdra efecto en- la noche de hoy
jueves % de enero, a las 8 de Ia
noche, en- ell CeRtro Obrero, pa
ra que resuelvan sobre ell parti-
cular.
Els de importancia suma que
acuda ell mayor n1mero possible
de companeros.
Fraternalmente,
H COmite del Frente
Popular EspaRoI
La gaceta., 1937-01-28

bravo! En- este momento entra
corriendo ell criado con las So
gas.
IL va no hacen falta!-Ae
grita ell veterinario, riendo-.
i'm potro hermosisimo!
-lDe veras ?-eNclama oil
criado, tirando las cllerdas.
d Viva !-grita Ferd, echan-
do la gorra por alto.
- Bien por nuestra Frida'!
-prorrumpe ell criado, bailan-
do de algeria sobre el suelo res
baladizo.
f va Sc podia listed If a
tranquilizar a los potros.. lie
grune ell veterinario.
Y ell criado CORE con sus ojos
claros a los caballos rebeldes, Y
los aearicia. Como va no oven
La gaceta., 1937-01-28
OveEljn pesaba 159 libras,
cuatro mas cue su rival.

Apostoli, que hacia 81 prime
ra presentation en- New York,
era q favorito en- las apuestas,
de 2 a /, pero no pudo dominar
2 tiempo Ell estilo de 81 adverse
rio.
Los periodistas lie dieron M
peqssao margen de ve1taja al
Ee San Francisco, con cuatr0 A.
saltos empatados. Opina1n de
liferente manerA los juecss y 81
arbitro. A
Inmediatamente SO fGm0 a
Apostoli para un matNh con
5oilA Krieger, ell peso medic de
BrooRyn
DesPues Sc supo que los dos
jueces habfan votado por Over
In y Ell arbitro por tab IS.
La gaceta., 1937-01-28

Sc sabe que scapacidad" de re-
sistencia posee.
Hace una semana Sereci de-
rrot6 facilmente a otro joven
local, Red Carver.
Bud Schlschidt, de Kansas
City, volvera a peleaS con el We
terano Ollie Joyner.
Tablas resut6 un anterior
combate que aInbos sostuieiNn
Tiger Burns, de Memphis
Tenn, combStira a seis asalto'
con Ricardo Hernandez.
La gaceta., 1937-01-28
La Gaceta Folletin No. 10
Ernesto Glaeser
LOS QUE TENIAMOS
DOCE AMOS

to que hace volar la avena del
pesebre. Theme los ojos inyecta-
dos de saRgre, rojos. como to-
mates mondados. La lengua,
que lie asoma de vez EN- cuando,
esta cubierta de espuma amari-
LA. Y todos los caballos de la
cuadra ~saltan, saeuden las ca
denas, cocean hasta hacerse san
gre, derrlban los cajones del
pienso y relinchan.
-i.De prisa; traed las sogas !
-grita ei vsterinario, empu-
La gaceta., 1937-01-28
OVERLIN DERROTO A
FRED APOSTOL

New York, Enero 28.-Ken
Overlin, Ell marinero de Rich :
mond, Va, derrot6 aver en- diez
asaltos, por fallo de los jusces,
a Fred Apostolic, de San Fran
cisco. Ell fallo provoc6 protestas
por parte del publico.
La gaceta., 1937-01-28
centric AsTURIANO
C~ONVOCATOPIA

Sc eta a los senores asocia-
dos para la session de jrnta ge-
neral administrative correspon
diente al cuarto trimestre de
1886, que Sc celebrara q jueves
% DEF actual, a las ocllo de la
noche, en- Ell salon teatro.
J. GomSdiez,
Secretario.
Tampa, Enero Is, 1887.
La gaceta., 1937-01-28

Las apuestas a favor de Luis,
al mediodia de hoy, Sc mantle
Man en- proportion de Z a l.
Hay muchas apuestas por no
caut Y todas de parte de Luis.
Todos los periodistas coinci-
den en- Ell punto de que ell "dina-
mftero" triunfara.
La gaceta., 1937-01-28
E rU1r1

Anteayer Jose Luis practice
en- presencia de James d. Brady
dock, Joe Could, Mike JacobsIy
James j. Johnston. Is
Boxeo con cuatro socios de e.
iercicios, a dos de los auales pn
so fuera de combate. Eddie NAL
COIN solo pudo resistirle IN a.
salto. Tom Ponte TN atleta del
CoAgio Western Maryland, lie
do una ex~celente practic$ en-
dos asaltos. Despues boxe6 con
Carl Lackner y lie derrib6 en- Ell
primer minute del primer asal-
to. a o
Jack Wright habia bS&eado
~habilmente con Luis y al final
gar Ell segunda asalto rT~y6ipe
de dere. Ia ala quijada 10 trio.
Braddoek no quiso hacas CO.
mentarios sobre 10 que habia
visto.
-5Que opina listed sobre
Luis?--le PRECIPITATION.
e-Me cabo de enterar que tie
ne Una verdadera debiIidad por
Ell polio frito-contest6.
Bob Pastor piensa subir al
ring con 100 libras de peso.
Luis pesara mafsana entire 2O2
y 203.
Pastor no sc asuste v este lie
permitira ofrecer Ia mayor re-
sistencia possible.
La gaceta., 1937-01-28
LAS DE SILVER
CAPTAIN

Die ;noehe Una gran sorpre-
en- Sulphur Springs, Ell gal
go Silver Captain. Sus boletos
de a dos pesos sc abonaron a
1888.
Las pocas personals que lie a.
postaron salieron con los bolsi-
Hos llenos. Sc pagaron a $3.50
los boletos de Cues What, en- la
primera carrera.
La gaceta., 1937-01-28
MON1N DERROTO A JOHN
NY DEAN

Fort Lauderdale, Enero Is
Venci6 aver por puntos a John
ny Dean, de Kannapolis, Caro-
lima del Norte, ell p1gil tampe-
no Toy Monin. Pesaba Monin
1871 Lib. y Dean 1884.
Dean perdi6 dos de los asal-
tos por golpes bajos.
La gaceta., 1937-01-28
LAS MEDIDAS DE GAZTA
NAGA Y DEFINING

Damos a continuation Pas me
1idas de los gladiadores Isidoro
Gaztanaga y Jack Denning, que
peleara1 esta noche en- Benja-
min E;aId.
La gaceta., 1937-01-28

Alfonso Lopez volvera a las
abejas de Boston. Els la piedra-
angular de csc club.
La gaceta., 1937-01-28
NOTAS DE BASEBALL

Lou Gehrig dice que sus pier
mas estan en- perfecto estado.
Babe Ruth habfa peasado de
La gaceta., 1937-01-28

CoMITE DEL FRENTE Pc.
PULAR
La gaceta., 1937-01-28
.farente nipef ssto enfad6

1Ferente ner sto erfad6
d nuavo "jonrofI ro".
"Yo aprecio 81 consejo de
Ruth, mas pud b decirle que
mis- piernas perrnanecen firmes
He tornado Ell descanso que me-
cesiFaoa. La mayor parte de los
peicteros jregan al golf; yo
descanso y msdito.
No creo en- viajes a desnAnaf
pc Y probare que mi estado fish
60 es insuperable."
I'm pelotero habiI Y un ciuda-
dano sinpatiqufsimo ell Sr.
Flowers, que cast todos los dns
iGega al domino en- ell Centre
AEiano.
En- afecto de los mucha-
5hosf atinos batea lie "ionrron".
La gaceta., 1937-01-28

Firmaron aver sus contracts
con ell Chicago Cubs, la tereera
base Stanley Hack, ell catcher
Hal Sueme y ell pitcher resluta
AL Epperly
Evening star., 1937-07-22
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

204 COCKERILLE AVE. Takoma Park, Md
Il large, clean room for Ink, furnished; !;
phone, washer and laundry; refg., nice
yard. $50. Extra bed room. SIS. No OBJ
lection to infant Vacant Aug. 1.
COLLEGE PARK. MD, 522 Arundel ave
Large front room: private home; twin beds:
handy TRANSFORMATION.
1915 N. NELSON ST. Clarendon. va
rooms, furnished. Ink; private bath;
Evening star., 1937-07-22
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

ROOM AND BOARD uwo
mealSl reasonable; quiet home for lady
employed during day. Give location, rates
office.
Evening star., 1937-07-22
PERSONAL.

FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
walt. Emergency Laboratory. Room COL.
WeStory Bldg, l4th and F. Met. 1888.
HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY
own method Results effective for life
time or money back. Write for booklet. No
drugs or surgery. DR. SOIMERWERCK.
1865 Columbia I'd Adams 03S8.
DIFFICULT BOYS BOARDED. SPECIAL
coaching for retarded, salt water bathing.
camp activities Phone Annapolis | SOl -F-4
ARISTOCRATIC YOUNG WOMAN OF
cultural background win teach SOCIAL cul-
ture, Self-confidence, poiSe. clear thinking,
philosophy. English, through private in
structlon. Cali Potomac 2O27.
WHEN DEATH STRIKES A FAMILY
there is no need to feel that they must
&C ept inferior funeral services due to in
ability to pay a higher price. The Greater
". w, Chambers Go. offers q, complete
funeral. cars and ALL for as little as S75.
World finest waterproof. airtight guaran-
tsed steel burial vault may be had from
Chambers for SS5 In case of death call
tho Greater w w. Chambers Co, 14th St.
corner Chaplin w, Columbia 0432., Phone
or write our address We will send you
beautiful catalogue OF how we do It, 1900
Chapl~ st. NV, phone Columbia 0f32 BIT
11th st Sc phone Atlantic 67O0
Evening star., 1937-07-22
ROOMS WANTED.

GENTLEMAN desires room in private fam
lily; no other roomers; NV. section; reas
Address Box 369H, Star Office.
with quiet, cultured family: detached
house. NV: convenient transportation ref
trenceS. Address Box 3S:B-H Star office .
GOVT. EMPLOYE. student. wants front
room in downtown apt. State price loca-
tion. No rooming houses. Address Box
3Sl-H, Star office.
WANTED BY SINGLE LADY away all day,
quiet, clean. furnished room. reasonable.
State location. price and features. Ad-
dress Box 3.Lh-u Star Office
Evening star., 1937-07-22
COUNTRY BOARD.

CHILDREN OR ADULTS boarded in nice
country home terms reasonable. Miss Ada
Elkins, Route .. PoOlesyille. Md.
BOYS BOARDED on farm supervised
water sports; week. $40. (MrS.) Eva C..
Suite. EdgeMater, Nd. "a
Evening star., 1937-07-22

I.5I r ST. NV.
DIME RATEs RooNg 90 80 sEIrGTlVE SCI NINTH ufSg G3o
TELEPHONES IN ALL ROOMS. SHOWERS.
FANS. INNER Spring MATTRESSES IN
MACULATELY CLEAN COUNTRY CLUB
SWIMMING POOL. SINGLE AND DOUBLE
POONC
Evening star., 1937-07-22
TABLE BOARD.

HAVE YOU EVER WISHED you knew
where to get really good home-cooked
meal. at u reasonable price, in nice sur
roundingS? Well. try 1915 Goth st. NV.
below Dupont Circle. Reasonable weekly
rates.
Evening star., 1937-07-22
THE SOUTHERN CTTR

2iG0 18th st. NV tCld French Embassy
Beautifully furnished private and semI-pri-
vate baths; best of food and service; rea-
SO1
Evening star., 1937-07-22
AIR COOLED.
1920 Connecticut Ave.
"h0 Address ~ Character -

iil ttuuitSS o. ,4li4 az ~
STUDI: APARTMENTS; COOL. LIGHT;
good location near three car lines; large
5tudlo-!lIlng room. with fireplace, kitchen.
Frs! FIigldalre: t large bed room 6a,h: contin-
uouS hot water; oil heat. Columbia 5562.
RMS. KIT. BATH AND SMALL
screened porch corner home. Georgla
SENATE COURTS-A VERY FINE. FRONT
apt, rms. sun parlor. XII; dnette,, bath.
now; nov $3.50, Adults only Res. mgr.
go" NEWTON PLa NW.-FIRsT FLOOR,
NJ. AIKEN. 500 H St. NV. Natl. 355G.
4olGlz GEORGIA AVE.-NEWLY COM
pIeted rooms, kitchen, bath one room.
kitchen, dInette. r.A.w.. Frlgldalre; fully
insulated.
BR1GHTwOoD- NEW BLDG; / AND >
bed room ants. lEe Inv room. kit. oInette,
@5Gs lass Tuckcrman ST 7''' -'0''N'''''
NE. NEAR CAPITOL = REASONABLE
and hot water furn; jsnltor service. 10
inspect, call Georgia U252 or Cleveland
l4;;>
Itl2 I!t..2 GIRARp ST. M ROOMS
C5.Jmbia tab eiiV I9o3. 'S''-' ''"''e' - w.
DOWNTOWN = APARTMENTS. SIS, sou;
IhpE l. ST. NV; ) rooms kltChcnette, bath,
FEnREY FsEI Y Nor,b S52Te o59% 9oTnSt"FS, Call MR.
COMFORTABLY COOL. "9th AND o STS.
SCI and = =. k, dinette bath: retg:
mi; lanitor s~rv.: adults. See res. mgr.
OF call Atlantic U3u1.
THE ROYALTON APARTMENT. qIS NJ
n.w,-Apartment of ) rooms and bath; at
tractive, clean, centrally located: rent. $50
per month. Four rooms and bath 500 per
month. exactly as advertised j. A HAY
DEN. Agent. or representative on premises.
1S45 BAY ST S.E-a BRIGHT RMS. x.
and b; end apt; Al condition. FrIgIdaire:
rent reasonable; adults May be seen a.
any time. or phone MR.. CLARK Dist "434
l441 f. CAPITOL r. AND B So 90
3"u ith ST r and b. :}S. 90
HENRY sHAFFERT. $50 4th st. NV
5l3 10th ST. SE-2nd-FLOOR FRONT
modern apt. 3 rms. large kitchen. shower
bath, sleeping porch; steam heat, FrlgId
Evening star., 1937-07-22

Sngle, double rms all newly furn
southern exposure: one spacious rm. with
Embassy. opened recently: Special low low
Evening star., 1937-07-22

1878 VARNUM ST. N.W.--H. and c. run
ming water adjoining bath and shower
with lovely sleeping porch; exclusive section,
Ni5 mo; could accommodate >. After z.
Adams
Evening star., 1937-07-22

BELOW DUPONT CIRCLE at N H ave,
1915 20th ST. n.w---Avallable August ],
large newly furnished studio room with .
closets, Seml-pTIyate bath. for >, very rea-
Sonab!e Also large front room with running
water ana one single; clean, cont Portable,
with plentiful, well-balanced meals; con-
Lnnlal hnnlnlLEn enniNnnrnnnt
Evening star., 1937-07-22
WAIT FOR
q IA ~, CTR ~ Wy


INSPECT SUNDAY AFTERNOONS.
SENATE COURTs-ONE OF OUR MOST
sun pallor,, tile bath. shower; refrigerator
free: IN Al condition; avail. now Sh5 so
adults only; res. mgr. 12O C st. ne. Atl
1102 18th ST NW-THREE ROOMS,
kitchen, bath, reception hall; ami. Apply
in drug store. %5'
WEBSTER APARTMENT. 1006 WEBSTER
st. n.w.-Very desirable apartment on first
floor. S45. j. EDW. FOWLER & SON. 1912
Eye st. NV. Natl. 3G19. 23f
APT-MODERN. " ROOMS. KITCHEN &
bath; over. store. 22S C St. ne; S35., Call
a m. to Is pm. 23s
5129 eth ST. NW-THREE ROOMS.
light Housekeeping; inst. hot water semi
private shower and bath; e., h.. e; S35
1908 KEARNEY ST. NE.--3 ROOMS,
frigeration hot water. cleo gas: cool. clean.
desirable bus, cars nearby, North 6?s3,
SO CRITTENDEN ST. NV ROOMS.
Tcfrieeration, heat Included: reasonable.
"124 EYE ST. NV. APT. 4O7-2 ROOMS.
kitchenette and bath; night elevator serv-
ice, new. building; convenient location;
walking distance; reasonable. West oo32,
2434 FRANKLIN ST. NE. (COR. 26thl-|
r. (h. k, b. and 3 ~: water. cleo. gas;
porches; 2nd fl; $50 mo-, 50 wk. Open.
DESIRABLE N. Il aPAR RlMENI-3 LARGE
rooms. screened porch private bath; 3 ex-
%204-J o5.
767 10th ST. NE RMS. KIT BATH:
eiec gas, h.-w.h; adults; S35. with Frieid
DOWNTOWN 1920 K ST. N.W-FOYER-
2 rms, kitchen, bath with shower; Frieid-
aire; outside rooms; So 80. Room 2O2.
AIR COOLED.
o9H9 Connecticut Ave.
can Address of
1014 MONROE ST tBROOKLANDl TWO
or three large room connecting apts., sec
ond floor, each has closet.
1869 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-4-RoOM,
Kitchen and bath; S47 so. 80 'o Newly DECO deco
rated and reconditioned. Res. mgr, Apt.
26 FLOWER AVE; TAKoMA PARKS
entrances beautiful wooded lot overlooking
Stieo fto Branch; $500. Shepherd 4679-W
,oSas 5oSM 2Rd ST s.EIIDUPLEX HOUSE,
plant, ward and porch. S42 so Natl 9724.
4 ROOMS. KITCHEN BATH, PORCH.
DECATUR pl.. between Mass. ave. and st.
500 month Dec. 1852.
1888 MT. PLEASANT ST. NV.
Newly decorated. l room, kitchen. and
S47:5o Elec. refg.. heat and janitor
service $40 OTIS pL. NV.
3 rooms kit. bath and porch. S35 so.
FLOYD E. DAVIS Co,
733 10Th St. NV. National 0352
WAIT FOR
o4O7 18th ST NV
READY SEPTEMBER I.
INSPECT SUNDAY AFTERNOONS.
AIR COOLED
o929 Connecticut Ave.
"An Address of Character"
BEAUTIFUL NEW APARTMENTS.
219 Upshur St NV
fNear S diers' Home Park-Petworth) |
These attractive apartments have large
rooms numerous closets. all-electric kitch- |
ems Fireproof building. rock wool insu-
lation. automatic heat: close to all con-
veniences and 0 minutes from downtown. |
PHILLIPS g. CANDY. INC,
National 1900. 1912 18th St. NV.
1000 18th ST. NV.
2-bed-room or 3-bed-room apt. facing |
18th 1t.
Evening star., 1937-07-22
1893 18th ST N w

Nice front room with private bath. suit
able :, or 3, or with connecting room, suit
able : or also nice single room, con-
venient bath; attractive dining room good
food SeleClINe menus. reasonable rates.
Evening star., 1937-07-22
THE BILTMORE,
THE HENDERSON.

$50 18th st. Beautiful home for
Young people; switchboard. best OF food
nd