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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL. goth
and and sts nv room: Kit bath: com
week. month National 5426.
SOME FREE RENT. 3 ROOMS. KIrcH-
en- bath beautifully furn.: linens. dishes
silver, $50. Tel Met. s731. before 7 pm
SECOND FLOOR, FRONT, ALSO REAR;
ami; Frieidaire; adults. 626 st. Sc
1854 PARK RD. NW:-3 ATTRACTIVE
furniture clean; near car and bus line.
11o3 D s.w. GENERALLY CALLED 11O3
Maryland ave-Two rooms and bath. first
floor; completely furnished. %
18Th, AND ONTARIO RD. N.W.-ENT1RE
end bath; for EMPLOYED: Col. 11s5.
,m bed Tm I kitchen bath tn AZ outside i
'u5n Suitable sent for h9s two ~asF Adults eec
1850. CALvERT-THREE LARGE AT
matte heat: ideal home for refined. tenn
TAKoMA PARKS R.. PRIVATE BATH.
Frigldaire. Shepherd 3542-W. e
c3RSsR ed Ssh n9 R9oM N nes2 hNP fr
adults: s35: mo- $40 Goth st. NV. 10 /.
1346 E ST. NE OR 3 CLEAN RMS
x b., shower. porch. yard: cool; $40 and
w,
gar: adults: sos. Geo 3437 ewes. e''
JAIL sT,-lst FLOOR. TWO ROOMS,
sesand od nor Of large ard
2515 18th ST. NV. OFF COLUMBIA RD-
ami. Frieidaire. So.
3sl3 GEORGIA AVE- ROOMS AND
fisasR nsfy s45 month rs1ashed gas and cleo
1421 ALLISON ST. NW.-,"nd FLOOR,
private bath $3.50 gas, eIeetreity.' 'eiee: elee.
no children: available July l.
- NEW YORK AVE. NV ROOMS,
kitchen, private bath. light and gas: no
objections to child
plete new furnishings 1-room. kitchenette
nns 1nd bath apartment o at sacrifice. 27o0
MEN .isI STUDENTS TO SHARE FURNISHED
Apt 203:. 1901 Columbia I'd. NV. North
4175. call eve
ssao sss ao,h stss ST NV N.Y. large front rooms
electricity. West 1906.
RGEToWN--LovELY APT. IN NEW
y remodeled old Colonial priv. residence.
repace o'Hfes saa i0Sm 9as eee n
cluded SIS month. 30Ol Dent pl. NV.
1928 1oth ST. NW.-WANTED-
man pa,1 to share I'm kitehenette. bath apt
GAL MASS. AVE. NE RMS KITCH-
enette. completely furn., with priv. bath
2 RMS, BATH. FRONT APT: $50. CALL
j. B. CAUK1N. National 9195.
421 9th ST. NE RMS. BATH: ELEC
refg.: nicely furn.: reas Lincoln 56OI-J
81 WK.-1 RIM. KIT. PRIVATE BATH
gas. elec.. c.h.w.: quiet. mr.. cars: open / to
pm. 3605 Georgia ave. Adams 6S40
AIR COOLED KENNEDY WARREN: LARGE
fm, din. kit. DIR. rm.. bath: overlooks park
lease months or longer. 91O-A.
buses; delightful corner apt, rooms.
kitchen. bath: private. 52ls Chevy chase
parkway NV,
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MARRIED COUPLE TO SHARE sUBUR-
'an home with lady owner. 1900 Daven-
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APARTMENTS UNFURklsHED.

334 18th ST, Me- RM. KITCHEN,
pdiy; bath; basement apt; in new home;
900 MADISON. sT.-oUTsIDE ROOM,
child: a35o. ~ ''''N'''' W '".AA
AIS, asls ard ST NW.-,ENTIRE, End FL,
eee h g. sse Inst hot
80 WEBSTER ST. NW.-THREE ROOMS,
Kit .s and bath; heat and light furnished:
DUPLEX APT: LIVING ROOM. BED
s45 month: ali outside rooms a 'a1T Apply t. ADJ.
4 4l5 Mellon st. Sc. after pm. M ''''
tompetea t"nS SEoRoIa AVE ,nd
shower Frisidaise CHI W: fully AH insuiatcd at,d
5nS.a md ST. s.E-,DUPLEx HOUSE,
plant. yard and porch. $40 80 Natl 9724
1900 s ST, NV. NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
kitchen and bath So. 80: :, rooms, kitch-
en-. bath, S45, janitor. Wisconsin 5049.
als, LoNGFELLoW ST, NW.-3 ROOMS.
included: SOB. Randolph ,.g43
1901 Z ST. NE.-NEW CORNER HOME:
dans alSe Prxste edse na m9dern Kitchen
sht gas heat phone nci bus un'f at door
Adults only. Atlantic 2s97-W.
1913 l4th ST. NV ROOMS. KITCH-
en-; private bath, screened back porch;
gentiles only.
$500 9th ST. N.W.-TWO ROOMS. KTTCH-
en- bath; modern 2-story corner building
Rents ranging from S45 to $50. See resi-
,ni,;, 5524 sth st; n.w-Two-story corner
enild,nF Ing al outside rooms rooms ktch-
EbW L. srRoHEcKER 5as 1ss'afnt Me1 a7i Man.
9d6 N; Y. AVE N.W.-3 r., b S3O. 80
1918 18th st. NV, r, b.------ S37. 80
2 q n
3 H Johnson s'H Co Co. e4i Il h Y Ave ~ M (?
MO MONTHS FREE RENT ON LEASE
ho Hew: modern apis; !, and 3 rms. kit.
rd. Call Decatur 4434
li4l HARVARD ST. NV
rms. Kitchen and bath. well furnished;
THE SUSQUEHANNA.
i:tn w st. NV.
- Rooms, Kitchen. Bath $1,000
1893 MT. PLEASANT ST. NV
b. Me"iy decorated, ! room, kitchen and
PAIN H3r2u; rooms. kitchen and bath
d. 30. Elec. reig.. heat and Janitor
1880 eth ST NV.
. rooms. bath: heat. gas and light fur
nished, S35uo.
sos OTIS PL NV.
rooms, kitchen and bath; $3.50
Just Newly Decorated.
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO.
733 18th ST. NV. National O352.
AIR COOLED
o9o9 Connecticut Ave
An Address Of Character"
707 JACKSON ST NE.
LTo rooms kitchen dinette. screensd-in
porcn; neat and hot water furnished;
J. DALLAS GRADY & SON
ll04 VT. Ave. NV. District al7S
$50
New building; living rm. bed room.
kitchen. bath: l blk. from bus. 1901 25th
81. sc. See Mrs, Bnrdick.
ADELBERT w. LEE.
1919 II st. NV District 1000.
zoos 10th ST NV.
room, kitchen. bath, $40. Res. man.
DOWNTOWN PARK ENVIRoNs-
! rm: kitchen large enough for dnette,
bath. ideal for bachelor, electric refrigera-
tor. cross ventilation floors refin!shed
completely redecorated like new. available
now. must see TO appreciate; S35; also
,Tm., ktchenette, dinette. bath apt at
CHAs D. sAGER
9:4 l4th St. NV Natl. Oo36.
AIR COOLED
292o Connecticut Ave
An Address of Character"
,!5ol l4th ST. NV ROOMS, KITCHEN
pam. reirlgeration on house current ele-
4sl1 3rd st: n.w.--3 rooms. dinette.
AZ an st. n.w-4 rooms kitchen.
.,.lL aia St. nw.-4 rooms. kitchen. bath.
345-llth st. s.e-3 rooms and bath;
p. j. WALsHE INC,
-Il0I Eye ST NV National GIGS.
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1903 HAMILTON ST. NV.

10 rooms &c bed rooms) 3 baths all
brick. detached. center-hall plan. gear
garage. Original selling price $4,000.
Lot 90 IT,. wide: half block from 16tn st.
For appointment to inspect call Mr..
SCHWARTZ. District 0OSO
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ROOMS uNFURNISHED.

l24b JACKSON ST. NE-Three rooms and
two rooms. all outside, large porch; gas,
elec., heat included; $3.50. Met. GAO.
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1924 K ST. NV.
WALBRIDGE HOUSE,

Single room. double ROOM also large
front room for three gentlemen; running
water. semI-private bath; near Govt build
irac hnrne INC, req nah
Evening star., 1937-07-01
HOUSES FOR SALE.

LOVELY ENGLISH HOME m
BEAUTIFUL SETTING.
Just completed. Brick with slate roof A
rooms. 2 baths tbed room and bath on frs,
moor. large closet space. recreation room.
on burner. electric refrigerator; large porch:
L-car garage TO match house. In refined
home environment.
THos Z. FARRELL Co. Realtors.
7@A ION st: NV National O7s5.
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buses; delightfuI corner apt, rooms
kitchen. bath: private. 52lS Chevy Chase
parkway NV
Evening star., 1937-07-01

BEST NV. SECTION: 2 RMS. KIT. 4
RUSSELL. CO. 1871 K st NV
34l2 OTIS ST NE.-3 LARGE RMS.
KIT dinette bath; heat. h.U; $50. Ap-
Evening star., 1937-07-01

81 CORTLAND PL. NV ROOMS >
oaenS. corner e!ec. refrlgeration: garage:
marc room. vacant: SlIu. Decatur $3.50
Evening star., 1937-07-01

CHEVY CHASE, MD.-A few guests desired
in home of naval officer; delicious meals;
setting of gorgeous trees. Call Wise .30lU
Evening star., 1937-07-01

1920 WINDOW PL. NW-IN EXCELLENT
heighoorhood charming semi mi-detached
nome OF q rooms J. "a baths . screened
porcheS. large yard: SS5 month. HER
MAN T. GhSCH. 923 18th ST. NV. Ma
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

FURNISHED APARTMENT. ROOM
Kitchen and private bath; July 18th.
Address Box 49S-D. Star once. j.
CONN. AVE BETWEEN X AND FLA. AVE.
Second moor. two rooms and layAtory or
At least four rooms, bath and kitchen.
Phone Adams 1l79. 2s
NEAR UNION TATION-FURNISHED 8
rooms. kit. bath. small dog. State par
tlculAfs. Address Box 27-E Star once. i
Evening star., 1937-07-01

SHEvf CHASE. D. C.-BRICK BUNGA
.o*. ? rooms bath. breakfast room. Screened
horeh' hrepiace. ouii-in garage automatic
neal homelke and attractive. Immedla.e
possession. $50 per month
Evening star., 1937-07-01
MOUNT PLEASANT.
IN WESLEY HEIGHTS,
ION EXCLUSIVE FOXALL RD)
~ ,DTTW,
GEORGIAN cor oNrAr pp,cD

GEORGIAN COLONIAL BRICK.
owner leaving for West Coast VIII sac.
tlhce this recently built center-hall brick
nome. Constructed for owner under Gloss
SUPERVISION and rigid specifications II
contains very large living room over
looking lovely rose garden 3 large bed
rooms, baths on second floor and maids
loom and bath. with 2-car garage Tho
nhe carpeting and furnishings may also
DC purchased at a sacrifice
40 THOMAS J. FISHER &, CO. INC.
12o I2th 81 NV Dist $3.50,
Evening star., 1937-07-01

| BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME NEAR I6fh
ana columbia rd IS rooms 80 baths
| recreation room with street entrance; auto
| matlc neat 2-car garage. National sg4a.
Evening star., 1937-07-01

-, r,I,-,,.. 'otNDoN, oIeN I"'Io.
CLEg ELAND PARK - MODERN INSIJ-
Iatto oIlck 4 bed rooms. = baths. maid,
room and bath, large porch: lear sarae.:
lease Cleveland S42f "'"s1'
Evening star., 1937-07-01

fOXALL-SEMI-D DETACHED; 8 RMS .
cams. sun porch. sleeping porch omen
oeSh basement library. gas heat, buiIt-in
cnss ase, oeep yard. Phone Natl. 104U or
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S10,50O,
AVE- ~ yvyrrrrvvyV-y

NEAR WEcoTEEJEIGH.
This nearly new. fine Miller-built de-
tached home. containing bed rooms and
baths, is located just of Massachusetts
ave on very pretty lot. 1t is only a
year old and bus passes the house Owner
leaving city. must sell Your oppor tunity
to buy f1ne home for . low price
THOMAS j. FISHER & CO. INC
13S 18th ST. NV Dist, $3.50
Evening star., 1937-07-01

ShPiI0L HILL. l4o4 NE-MoD.: 6
hey.- quo ST, ne. Adams 1885
HHACANT-3o1 MADISON ST NV
bIlcK rms. . baths; refrigeration, oil
Evening star., 1937-07-01

IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR HOUSE
that will make you nice home and pay
Tor Itself, l have lovely S-room brick:
NV; bed rooms. one equipped for kitch-
en-; rooms on 1st floor; tile kitchen, COL
ored tile bath, large recreation room
built-in garage; real bargain on easy
terms. This is best buy in Washington.
Call Mr. OREh Geoyoja
Evening star., 1937-07-01

1904 ALBEMARLE ST. N.W-DETACHED
rooms; bath. Ss5. E. P SCHWARTZ,
INC lOl4 Vermont ave District 62lO.
1922 KANSAS AVE. NV CORNER OF
WepSter-b large rooms bath, lavatory
on lst hoor: house completely recondi-
,S loned and looks like new. COURT REAL
Evening star., 1937-07-01

CAPITOL HILL APTS.-646 E ST, NE
Open. Good home and investment An
Ply 300 E st. ne. MR.. BAILEY. Adams
Evening star., 1937-07-01

DETACHED BRICK = $3.50 - NEW,
bui!oer forced to sell at 81 900 loss. Just
across the D. C. lire in Mount Rainier
and b. h.-w.h. cleo. . porches Lot
45xl 30. $500 cash and S45 per month.
Adams 533h - .1
Evening star., 1937-07-01

ekCellent nome cooked meals.
1915 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W.-Room,
board, private bath. SO month: home
Evening star., 1937-07-01

1858 10Th NV, COR. r.
SINGLE. DOUBLE ROOM PRIVATE
BATH: NEW. BEAUTIFUL FURN.: FOR
DISCRIMINATING PEOPLE. UNUSUAL
TABLE.
Evening star., 1937-07-01

WOODR1DGE. D. c.
1905 22nd st. n.e.--Close to buses and
large rooms hoored attic and full base
ment; perfectly equipped. Open daily un-
'n WoopRinpcdx krALrY Co.,.
9o77 n L Ava N.1. North 790S.
Evening star., 1937-07-01

XS,5UW.
"a SQUARE FROM 22nd AND MASS. AVE.
A four-story brick and stone residence
OF 12 rooms and two bath. adjacent to
Washington'S finest residential section and
within walking distance of all Government
depts. Also has small apartment in base
ment. Running water on every floor. Oil
burner. Sold several years ago at $16.-
900 and an absolute bargain At this figure.
Mr.. Brougham Silver Spring 1O5.
SHANNON d. LUCHS CO,
1903 H st. NV Natl. 2345.
Evening star., 1937-07-01

RATES. s46 y rs 5 81 81 MONTH. COOL
TELEPHONES IN ALL ROOMS. SHOWERS.
FANS. INNER-SPRING MATTRESSES.
IMMACULATELY CLEAN. COUNTRY
CLUB SWIMMING Pool. SINGLE AND
Evening star., 1937-07-01

RMS. BATH. NEWLY FURN.; COUPLE
!eaFlng city VIII rent apt. completely furn
500 mo R3ub Otis AMI
Evening star., 1937-07-01

t baths. recreation rm.. gar Natl. sG5i
NEARLY NEW BARNABY WOODS-SIX
rooms, two baths. large recreation room:
toIsst trees inspect appointment only.
Address Box GLE, Star Once
Evening star., 1937-07-01

SUBLEASE AT ONCE. FOR & WEEKS.
new apt, completely furnished throughout.
"
Evening star., 1937-07-01

SOME FREE RENT 3 ROOMS. KITCH-
en-, bath, beautifully furn.: linens dishes
silver. $50 Tel Met. S1:il before 6 m
Evening star., 1937-07-01

OPPOSITE MAYFLOwER HOTEL, I1l5
De Sales ST. rooms. private lavatory:
FrlRldaire; newly decorated for Ink -
1870 HARVARD NV RMS, FRONT:
north and south exposures: Semi-priv
ha Ntl nlnnt hlN See ianitnr
Evening star., 1937-07-01
THE HENDERSON.
MANSION CLUB.

Old French Emb. o46O 18th st. W.
Residential hotel; beautifully furn.. priv.
baths switchboard; delicious food; tran
accommodated
Evening star., 1937-07-01
THE CLUB EMBASSY,
THE CHATEAU.

1921 st. nw-Cool rooms. facing beauti-
full park; walking distance all downtown.
Excellent home cooked food A.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-10-14
Ask Me 4nother
. A General Quiz

1. Has there ever been an air
plane flown around the world?
2. How long does it take to get
a telephone call through to London
from this country?
3. How many miles OF SUBJ
marine cable are there?
4. What town is nearest the geo.
graphical center of the United
States?
5. What is pectin?
6. Why are some tin cans en-
ameled on the inside?
7. What is the population of the
earth?
8. How many hospitals are there
in the United States? Hotels?
9. What is the largest vote a
labor party ever cast in the United
States?
10. Did the United States have
diplomatic relations with the Vati-
can during the Civil war?
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-10-14
Answers

1. There has never been a
round-the-world airplane flight in
that such flight would require
girdling the globe at its greatest
circumference, either along the
equator or along single degree
of longitude.
2. It takes from 10 to 80 min
utes, although it rarely takes 80
minutes. 1t costs SIS for three
minutes talk in the daytime, but
the rate for Sunday and for night
calls is $40 for three minutes.
8. The earth is encircled with
more than 100000 miles of sub
marine cables, 10O,0O0,000 miles of
telephone wires and 100000
miles of telegraph cables.
4. Lebanon, in Eastern Smith
county, Kan, is the nearest.
S. 1t is a substance which ap-
pears in many vegetable tissues
as constituent of the sap or cell
wall. I'm making jellies its pres
CllCC ID uCCCS0dlJ W SoNoS YIN
fruit juice to solidify.
6. Red fruits and vegetables
bleach in contact with tin plate
and foods with sulphur content
discolor the can just as cooked
egg discolors a silver spoon. The
stain is harmless but uninviting.
z. There are about 1000, 900, 900
people on the earth, according to
the 1880 estimates of the Inter-
national Statistical institute Of the
League of Nations at Geneva.
8. There are $3.50 registered
hospitals in the United States.
There are approximately $4,000
hotels.
9. In 1892 fusion of industrial
workers and farmers known as
the Populist party, and roughly
comparable to the Farmer-Labor
party of today, mustered 1,027, 900
popular votes and % electoral
votes. The vote was about one
tenth of the total vote cast.
10. Yes. At the commencement
of the Civil war, John j. Stockton
of New Jersey was minister resi-
dent at the Vatican. He was sue
ceeded by Alexander w. Randall,
Of Wisconsin on August 9, 1862,
Randall was succeeded by Rich
ard Milford Blatchford of New
York. Rufus King of Wisconsin
succeeded Blatchford on October
Z, 1868.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1937-10-14
Bottle Washer
Is NoU Ballet
Impresario


Americas leading music manager.
The fifth season of De BasiPs Ballet
Russo de Monte Carlo starts soon
under his management.
Managing such temperamental
stars as Chaliapin, Duncan and Paw
Iowa, he became Americas boss
lion-tamer. 1t wore his hair down,
but otherwise he shows little wear
and tear. His father in Russia
gave him $500 rubles for an appren-
ticeship in the hardware business,
which he duly served, and then
landed in Ellis island with three ru-
bles, in 1904.
He eased himself nicely out of
bankruptcy in 1926 and is still gum
ming for only the big ones. The one
time peddle cart pusher has done
as much as anybody in his line to
open the flood gates of culture for
insular America.
q Consolidated News Features.
WNU Service.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-30
Symphony
Tickets for Concerts
On Sale Tomorrow

Preparing to make its seventh
season the most elaborate and ex-
tenSive in it's history, the National
Symphony Orchestra, DR.. Hans
Kinder, conductor, will open It's
box office tomorrow morning on
the main floor of the Julius Gar
finckel & Co. Store, Fourteenth
and F SITS. N. W., for the sale Of
season tickets.
The first concert will be given
Sunday afternoon, october 81.
Distribution through the mails
of season tickets already paid for
also will begin tomorrow, it was
announced by C. C. Capped, man.
ager of the National Symphony.
Season ticket reservations on
which no payment has been made
may be called for at the box office,
where Edward r. Norris will be in
charge for his sixth year.
There will be two series of con-
certs-12 Sunday programs at 4
D. m, and eight on Wednesdays at
$50 p. m. All concerts are given
in Constitution Hall.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-30

ERIC BLoRE-now appear
ing in R.K.O. Radio Pictures
production, Breakfast for
Two" is a connoisseur of good
foods. He gives you his own
recipe in the FREE booklet
Lettuce Bowls Men Go For"
Pick it up the next time you
60 to the store for lettuce!
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-30
HEIGHT GARAGE
TO OPEN TODAY

The Hecht Company's new park
ing garage, Sixth and E Streets
Northwest, was opened for patrons
today. A capacity Of 1900 cars
can be handled in the three-story
building, first Of its kind in Wash
ington.
Civic leaders last night praised
the foresight and spirit Of service
of Hecht Company officials at the
dedicatory ceremonies held IN the
garage building.
william A. Van Duzer, director
of traffic, said the construction Of
garages similar to the Hecht Com.
pany's was lone answer to the
citys growing traffic problem"
The design Of the building, with
its provision for maximum amount
of space, was praised by Col. John
w. Oehmann, District inspector
of buildings. He explained that
the garage provides more than
60 900 square feet of space, or an
acre and a half, on one.third Of
an acre of land.
Major Edward Bowes was heard
in radio remote control. The ma
jor congratulated the company
for its foresight and enterprise
in giving real service to the peo-
pie Of Washington"
Alexander Hecht, president, and
C. B. Dulcan, ST., vice president
and general manager, both said
the garage was q step forward In
the broadening service to the peo"
pie of Washington which Is the
aim Of the Hecht Company.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-30
BISHOP FAVORS.
WASHINGTON AS.
SEE.
Freeman Suggested For
Presiding Officer

CHICAGO. Sept. 30.-Washing-
ton, D. c., was advocated as the
See city of the Episcopal Church
by Primate Bishop George Craig
Stewart today, who said he would
make his recommendation at the
church's convention in Cincinnati
next week.
Bishop Stewards announcement
was made in connection with a re-
port from New York which pro-
posed making the office Of presid-
ing bishop one of life tenure.
He also suggested that the Rt.
Rev. James E. Freeman, Bishop of
Washington, be designated presid-
ing bishop under the new plan. The
present presiding bishop is the
Rt. Rev. James DeWolf Perry,
Bishop of Rhode Island, whose
term expires next week.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-30
SAILOR ACCUSED
OF DODG|NG TAX
ON SWEEP CASH
Won $4,000 Prize,
Officers Claim

YUMA, Ariz., Sept. 80 d.N.SO
Arrested when he assertedly at
tempted to smuggle Sis worth OF
gold into the country, Alexandra
Vega, 40, an obscure ships pantry
man. was lodged in Jail on an
other charge he owes the Govern
ment almost $4,000 in income
taxes.
Federal officers claim he won
Sl5o,oOo in the Irish Sweepstakes
and only paid $241 in taxes.
Vega was arrested at Winter
haven, Cal, by border patrolmen
who said he was trying to bring
three ounces Of Struggled gold
into the country without paying
duty. Brought before q. C. Com
missioner C. w. Ingram here,
Vega was held in $1,000 bail for
a hearing tomorrow, but a few
minutes later U. S. Attorney Ben
Harrison at Los Angeles wired
he was wanted on the more SER
ious charge of income tax evasion,
said to have originated in Hous-
ton, Texas.
While in Ingram'S office, Vega
allegedly told officers he won the
prize in the EPSON Downs lottery
a year ago. He said he went to
New York, received the money,
got married and then proceeded
to spend it."
Vega said he has only $4,000
left and will soon have to go
back to work"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-09-30

y
While the cause Of death Is be-
lieved to have been drowning, DR..
A. Magruder Macdonald, District
Coroner, ordered the autopsy be-
cause Of heavy bruises on the face
and head.
These bruises, DR.. Macdonald
pointed out, may or may not have
been caused by the body striking
some heavy object in the water.
CANT STAND PAIN"
Mrs. Braun, the wife Of a Navy
Yard employee, disappeared from
her home in the TOO block Elev-
enth st. s. E., last Monday. She
left a note which read:
Il can not stand this pain any
longer. I am wracked with pain.
I am leaving home. I can't
stand it any longer"
Braun, VINO Identified his W1te'S
body last night, told police she.
had recently undergone two major
operations.
GAS VICTIM SUICIDE
Lucius Barber, colored attendant
at the yacht club, saw the body
in the water and notified police.
A police boat was sent from the
Harbor precinct and recovered
the body.
A certificate Of suicide was
issued by the Coroner today in
the death of Clarence Fugitt, 80,
found dead late yesterday in the
gas-filled kitchen Of his home,
1248 Sixth st. S. w.
Married and the father of two
small children, Fugitt left a note
stating he was going to end his
life.
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Cleveland Mayor
Wins denomination

CLEVELAND, Sept. 80 Q.N.SD.
Mayor Harold H. Burton, Repub-
lican, will oppose County Engineer
John o. williams, Democrat, in
the November mayoralty election.
Returns from the primary show
Burton was renominated, with 1903,
627 Of 190,874 votes cast. Nc
williams received 1908, the
others going to independent can
didateS.
Amendments calling for a four
year term for mayor and council
men and for placing almost all
city employees under civil service
were defeated.
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Wife Beaten Finds
Children Problem

CHICAGO, Sept. 30 G.N.SJ'-
Flori Izzi today began serving out
a 500 fine imposed on a charge
of beating his wife. Izzi told the
Judge he couldn't pay because he
had been on relief for four years.
He said he hadn't had an oppor-
tunity to look for work during that
time because he was busy. taking
care Of his seven children.
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JOHN HAMILTON ILL

Chairman John D. M. Hamilton,
of the Republican National Com
mittee, yesterday was confined to
his home by an attack of bron-
chitis, necessitating the postpone
ment of the conference Of Repub-
lican State Finance Committees,
scheduled to open today and con-
tinue to Thursday, october 4.
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Man Saves $3.50
Pennies; Buys Coal

CHICAGO, Sept. 30 Q.N.SJ.
E. A. Toppson was richer today by
seven tons Of coal and poorer by
$3.50 penn .es. When he found that
last winters supply created quite
dent in his wallet, Toppson
started saving. and yesterday
plunked down IS pounds Of pen
MES in trade for his fuel.