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Evening star., 1937-01-21
ITALY WILL ADHERE
TO GERMAN PACT
Reply to Britain on Spain
Crisis to Be Made When
Goering Leaves.
b the Associated Press.


ROME, January 21.-Italy was be-
lieved today to have formulated her
reply to Great Britain's demand Tor
the Italian views on halting "Volun-
teers' for the Spanish civil war.
The answer, we'll informed circles
believed, will not be made until after
German Air Minister Hermann Goer-
ing concludes his visit to Italy this
week end.
The conversations between Goering
and Premier Mussolini, these sources
said, formed the basis for the joint
Italo- German policy which the Italian
note will set forth.
Italy and Germany, they reiterated,
will insist that elimination Of direct
aid, such as private financial help and
propaganda favoring one or the other
of the Spanish factions, be included
in binding non-intervention agree
ment along with any curb on volunteer
man-power.
The other points on which the two
found themselves in agreement, FaS-
cists said, will not be communicated
to the nations of Europe because they
were considered purely private ques-
tions between the two Fascist powers.
Evening star., 1937-08-01
Social Activities
In Gaithersbura

GAITHERSBURG, Md, July 81
Mrs. Mary Gheen and Mrs. Estella
Mitchell, who has come from Florida
to spend the Summer with Mrs.
Gheen, gave 4 series Of parties during
the week. Wednesday evening they
entertained Mr. and Mrs. Frank Rog-
ers. Mr.. and Mrs. Everett Troxton
and Mrs Charles SaSscer Of Washing
ton at dinner. Friday evening they
took a group of their friends to Mon
ocacy Park for a picnic supper. Last
evening they had a watermelon party
at Mrs. Gheens Fourth avenue home
for their Washington Grove friends.
Mrs. Harriet Meek Of Roslyn, N. Y,
was the guest OF Or. and Mrs w. B.
Hoofnagle this week. They were
joined today by their brother and
sister, DR.. Robert Hoofnagle and Miss
Eleanor Hoofnagle Of Catonsville, for
a visit OF two weeks.
Mrs. Philip Winter OF Oklahoma
City, Okla. has arrived to spend the
Summer with her son, Mr.. Maxwell
Winter, and his family.
Mrs. Robert Palmer has as her
house guest for two weeks Mrs.
Charles Dowden of Springfield, Ohio
She also has with her her two grand
children. Tommy and Phyllis Hershey,
while their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Hershey, are on trip to
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motor trip through the Western States
and will return by way of the Pan
American Exposition in Dallas, Tex.
Mr.. George Morgan Knight, jr., of
Leonardtown. was the guest in whose
honor Miss Emma Metcalf and her
sister Miss Mary Metcalf. entertained
at dinner last evening at their home
in Mechanicsville.
Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Hayden of Bel
Alton entertained at dinner Sunday
for Mr.. and Mrs Robert Hayden OF
Washington.
Miss Mary Theresa Sterling daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. L. J. Sterling OF
this city, is spending this week with
Mrs. Edward Sterling at her home in
Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. O. Dodson, Mr.
and Mrs Nathaniel Chapman. all of
Washington. and Miss Margaret Slow
bridge Of Cleveland, Ohio. spent the
first of this week as the house guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Myers
at their estate, Journeys End, on
Brettons Bay.
A birthday surprise party was given
Monday for Mr. William Alexander
Loker, at his home on North Wash
ington street. Mr.. Loker is the son
Of Judge and Mrs. William NJ Loker
of this city.
Mr.. Robert Wigginton. who has
been spending some time in Kala-
mazoo. Mich, has returned to his
home in this city.
Mr. and Mrs. George E. Hamilton
entertained Thursday evening at a
dinner party in honor of Mrs. James
Duke, wife of Maj. Duke of Fort
Myer, Va.
Invitations have just been issued
for the wedding of Miss Mary Ellen
Greenwell, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul GreenWell Of near LeonardtoWn
to Mr.. Richard johnson Hurry. son
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. Donald Hurry OF
Clements, Md, which will take place
August 7, at o'clock in the morning
| in ST. Aloysius Catholic Church. The
nuptial mass will be celebrated by the
rector, Rev. Father Joseph Sheridan
knight, S. j.
Mr. and Mrs. Horace Bowling OF
Mechanicsville have as their house
guest, Mr.. and Mrs. B. L. Carmody
| Of Syracuse. N. Y.
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returned from New York and Long Is
land where they visited their son and
oaughter-in-l law, Mr. and Mrs. De
Ford Mills. in Amityville
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Galloway
spent the last week in Wilmington,
Del. visiting relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. H j Halstrick are
spending this week end in Perklomen
vile, Pa, attending large house
party given by Mrs Halstricks S brother,
Mr.. David Torrance Of Philadelphia, at
his Summer home. Their children.
Robert and Marjorie Halstrick are
staying with their grandmother. Mrs
Andrew Torrance. in Philadelphia
Mr. and Mrs. j. Oscar Foulk are
returning tonight from a vaca ton at
Rehoboth Beach. Del. Mr. Foulk hav-
ing been IN Salisbury, Nd, earlier
in the week on business.
Mrs. Frank Pickett has left for
Grand Rapids. Mich, her former
home, where she will spend the re-
mainder OF the Summer.
Mr.. Allen Hooker has returned to
the home OF his parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
Allen E. Hooker, from a tour Of the
White Mountains and Amherst.
Mrs Richard Rush is visiting her
daughter Mrs. A. w Kellogg, in Wis
consin for several weeks.
Mrs. Harold Seaman has been In
Beverly Beach. Md for the last week
chaperoning several members OF the
younger set. including the Misses
Virginia GULL Lillian Kessler. Barbara
Kephart. Vida May and Marion
Peters. They will return tonight.
Mrs. Lillian Lamond. with her chill
dren, Ruth and Bruce Lamond, OF
Takoma Park and Mrs. Ennis Brown
and children, Ruth and Ennis Brown.
OF Louisville. KY. have taken a cottage
at Chalk Point. Md. for the Summer
Mr.. Jack Smith. son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harold Smith, left Monday for
Atlantic City, where he will visit
relatives for 10 days.
Mrs. Dean Judd entertained at
bridge for II Thursday night Mrs
Judd, with her daughters, the Misses
Mary Dean and Virginia Judd, ac-
companied by Miss Shirley Wilson
daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Edward j
Wilson, left yesterday for Philadelphia
to visit Mrs. Virginia Rober, = sister
of Mrs. Judd. From there they will
go to Wildwood, N. j., for the month
of August.
They will be joined in two weeks by
Mrs. Joseph Wilson and Mr.. Wilson
and their son Henry will 60 to the
resort about August Is.
Mrs. Lloyd w. Biddle, president OF
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Special homes for artisans are to be
erected in Singapore Malava.
Evening star., 1937-08-01
Sligo Park People
Tour New ENGLAND

Mr. and Mrs. William l. Stokes,
with their infant daughter. Irma Sue.
are spending two weeks in Little Rock.
Ark, visiting Mrs. Stokes relatives.
Mr. and Mrs Justin Lawrie have
leased their home on Park Crest drive
for month. Mrs L.awrie is in Asbury
Park. N. j., while Mr. Lawrie is con-
ducting a musical program at the
Emory camp meeting near Baltimore
for 10 days. He will join his wife and
they will spend the remainder of Au-
gust touring through New England.
Their sons. David and Theodore Law
rie. are vacationing in Maine
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Amatucci re-
turned Thursday from a vacation in
Atlantic City. N J.
Mr.. and Mrs. George B Webster
and family. formerly of Sligo Park
Hills. Nd. who moved to Philadelphia
in May. have gone to Fort LauderdAle
Fla. where they will make their per-
manent home. Mr.. Webster having es-
tablished business there.
--s
Special homes for artisans are to be
erected in Singapore Malava
Evening star., 1937-08-01
TakOnaPark
Residen t S
Returning
Reys Back After Stay
of Three Years in
Switzerland.

a 4 r. WALTER RALPH REY and
M Mr. Paul Alphonse Rey. sons
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Rey of
Park avenue, who have been
in Brunnen, Switzerland, for the last
three years, returned Thursday on the
s. S. City of Havie, which docked in
Baltimore. Md With them came their
aunt, Miss Annie Erne, sister Of Mrs.
Rey with whom the boys stayed dur
ing their visit. Miss Erne will make
her home in America with Mr.. and
Mrs. Rey
Mrs Frederick L. Pratt entertained
at luncheon Thursday in honor OF
Miss Mabel Storey of Cleveland. who
is visiting her sister, MIS-. L. V. Lamp
son.
The guests included Miss Anita
Stewart of Charlotte. N. c., who is
the guest of her aunt Mrs. A. B.
Jeffries, Mrs j. Warrington Hayes,
Mrs. Thomas Bright, Mrs. Clarence
Ross. Mrs. Lampson. Mrs. Frederick
A. Johnston of Takoma Park, Md
| and Mrs. E. Francis McDevitt Of
Woodside Park, Md.
| Mrs. Cecil Fletcher formerly Of Ia
koma Park gave a luncheon Friday in
honor of Miss Storey at her home in
| Alexandria, Va. The guests were a
group of Takoma Park women
The Misses Betty and Mary Gerhold
are at the Colonial Hotel. Cape May,
N. j., for two weeks. Mr.. John Ger
hold will Join his twin sister today for
week
The Rev and Mrs j. D. Lacy Of
ElkinS. w. Va. are visiting their SON.
ln-laW and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Irl
Schoonover.
Mr.. Roderic Davis, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Ben G. Davis, left Monday by
motor for a two-week trip through
the Smoky Mountains and Florida,
which he will visit Mr. and Mrs. Mil
lard SWingle, formerly of Takoma
Park, now of Orlando.
Mrs. Jack Vogel entertained at
bridge Monday night. having as guests
Mrs. Howard Parsons, Mrs. Jack Cory,
Mrs. Irl Schoonover. Mrs. Joy Waters,
Mrs. G. B. Queen, Mrs. Theodore Nor =
ris, Mrs. A. Peterson. Miss Ethel Jean
Lamond of Takoma Park, Miss Marion
White and Mrs George Pryor of Sill
yer Spring. Md.
Mrs. J. Walter Dudley accompanied
by her sister-in-law. Mrs. William
Dudley Of Silver Spring, Md, sailed
| Wednesday from New York for q
cruise to Canada.
Miss Catherine I.add of Lakewood
N. j., and her sister Miss Rzpar
Ladd of Minnesota. have arrived at the
home of their mother. Mrs Edwin F
Ladd, for the remainder of the Sum,
mer
Mrs. H. T. Houston, Mrs. Lindsay
Dennis and Mrs Albert w Harmed
left Wednesday for Ashevlle. N. c.
where they will be for 10 days
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Self returned
Wednesday from a Today vacation II
Atlantic City
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter NJ. OLoughlir
have visiting them for a month Mrs
O'Loughlin's mother, Mrs J. B. Kleir
Of Columbus
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Mills have
Evening star., 1937-08-01

ER. WALTER RALPH REY and
M Mr.. Paul Alphonse Rey. sons
w Of Mr. and Mrs. w. J. Rey of
4 4 Park avenue, who have been
Evening star., 1937-08-01

ner party in honor of Maj James
Duke. U. S. A., and Mrs. Duke Maj
and Mrs. Duke, who are spending a
month on the Patuxent River, will
leave in August for Dallas, Tex, where
Maj. Duke has been transferred from
Fort Myer, Va. Maj. Duke is the
adopted son of DR.. and Mrs. Leonard
B. johnson of Morganza, Md.
Mr.. Hampton Hickey Of Hyattsviile
Md, arrived Sunday to spend a fort
night as the house guest of his
brother and sister-in-law. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward J, Waring, at their home
on North Washington street.
Mr. and Mrs. William Petit of
Washington are the house guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Knott at Palmers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard P Beach OF
Washington will entertain tomorrow
at dinner at their estate, Lonely
Acres. on the Patuxent River, for Mr..
and Mrs. Albert Crawford and their
son, Mr.. Frank Crawford, and Miss
Betty Robson. Mr.. Clifton johnson
and Mr.. Percy Thompson, all of Wash
ington. and their son. Mr.. H. P.
Beach, jr., who is spending this month
in St. Marys.
Miss Helen Lee Williams, who has
been spending the past month with
her aunt. Mrs. Herbert Hutchins of
Prince Frederick, left today on a cruise
OF the Mediterranean
Miss Dorothy ROLLS of La Plata is
the guest Of Miss Phillis Lozaphone
at her home in Washington.
Mr.. Kyle Chadwell accompanied by
Mr. James Bigwood and Mr. Harold
Chandler of La Plata, are taking a
Evening star., 1937-08-01

the District OF Columbia Federation
of Women's Clubs will entertain at a
luncheon Wednesday at her home
Miss Ruth Kuhnle left Tuesday for
St. Louis. Mo. her home. accompanied
by Mrs Gordon Tibbetts of Alton, III.
who has been visiting in Somerset,
Md. Mrs. Tlbbetts is the former Miss
Margaret Krull of Takoma Park.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Parson will
leave the latter part of this week for
a motor trip through New York State
Evening star., 1937-08-01
TELLS OF BEATING

Mrs. Williams, Who Has Home
Here. Reports Gem Theft.
BOSTON. July 81 P-Her arm
in a sling, Mrs Elizabeth J. Williams,
35, Of Narragansett Pier, R. l.. yes
terday appeared before a Suffolk
County grand jury to tell how she
was beaten and robbed Of $4,000 in
jewels in a Boston hotel.
Previously the comely blond Rhode
Island woman reported to police that
she accompanied an acquaintance she
met in Providence to Boston on July
81, where four other men beat her
and stole her gems.
Mrs. Williams, who also claimed
a Washington, D. c., residence, was
taken to New York last Saturday to
identify four men whom police held
for extradition to Massachusetts, in
the case
Evening star., 1937-08-01

New York. They will visit Mr..
Hershey's brother-in-laW and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Farmer, in White
Plains, N. Y; Mrs Hershey's uncle.
Mr.. Barton Bean, and his family in
Williamsport, N. Y, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Lynch OF SeWickly, Pa.
Evening star., 1937-12-09
SCHOOLS PLANNED
FOR DOMEST|CS
Success of First Venture by
District w. P. A. Leads
to Expansion Program.

The District Works Progress Ad-
ministration's first venture into the
field of training unemployed women
for domestic service has turned out to
be such a success that Mrs. Mary
Steele, director of woman's w. P. A.
projects, is pushing plans to inaugu-
rate three more schools"
Since the w. P. A. can furnish only
the labor costs, more materials must
be contributed by interested organi-
zations-things like luncheon cloths,
tablecloths, napkins, butter spread
ers, spoons, salt and pepper shakers,
pitchers, carving knives and forks,
service plates, chop plates. finger
bowls, fruit knives, salad forks, card
trays, ash trays, gravy ladies, brooms,
mops, busting cloths and other ar
ticles.
Organizations Help.
Mrs. Steele and Margaret Selvig,
project supervisor, already have dis
cussed the new schools" now under
consideration with representatives of
. number of women's organizations,
who are giving not only moral sup
port, but needed materials as we'll
The group met Tuesday at the only
school for household workers" now
going-at 1114 o street.
w. P. A. officials and the organiza-
tion representatives plan to work with
a Committee on Standards, organized
by the Young Women's Christian
Association, to attempt to set up
standards Of wages and hours for
household workers. Since domestics
are not included in the Districts Min
imum Wage Act. it is hoped that
some sort of code of ethics can be
drawn up, based on the voluntary
agreement" developed by the National
Committee on Household Employ
ment, which generally agree that
total working hours shall not exceed
go a week, with two half days or one
whole day off duty"
One for South Washington.
One new school would be located in
South Washington and one in North
east Washington. The location of the
third new one has not been announced
as yet.
Among those present at the Tuesday
meeting were Mrs. Daniel c. Roper
wife of the Secretary of Commerce;
Mrs. Jean Brown, Women's Bureau
Department of Labor; Mrs. Emily
Newell Blair, Mrs. Loren B. T. john
son, chairman, House Committee
Womens Democratic Club; Mrs. Rod
ney Bean, chairman, Industrial Com
mittee, Y. w. c. A; Miss Myrtle
Cohen, director, Juanita K Nye Set
tlement House; Mrs. Ruth Snodgrass
District of Columbia Federation OF
Women's Clubs; Mrs Charles Hershey
Southwest Citizens Association; Mrs
David Cushman Coyle, secretary
Washington Self-Help Exchange: Mrs
John Ihlder, wife of the chairman
Of the Alley Dwelling Authority; Miss
Ruth Sheldon, Home Economics De-
partment, Washington Gas Co.; Mrs
P. w. Chappelle, Miss Carolyn Ches.
ser. Home Economics Department
Potomac Electric Power Co.; Mis-.
Leola Field, Public Assistance Division
Board of Public Welfare, and Miss
Anne Halliday. Council Of Social
Agencies.
Evening star., 1937-12-09

several years retirement at Stephens
College, showed the strain Of her two
months preparation. Leaning on =
companion, she said:
I'm these days when every one is
telling us we must watch the clock
and warning us we must not do too
much, it is good to have some one
like Rostand tell us that is all wrong"
Miss Adams herself has not been
watching the clock. She has risen at
5 am. and retired at 10 pm, devoting
most Of her 17-hour day to work on
"Chantecler," which provided her one
Of her two favorite roles. The other
was Peter Pan"
Rostand points out that man must
do the work assigned him, even though
1t does not seem great or wonderful
Evening star., 1937-12-09
STEAMSHIPS.

BERMUDA VIA FURNEsS. $50 up. round
trip. with private bath on Monarch of
Bermuda and Queen of Bermuda. Fre-
quent sailinEs. Ask your travel agent.
Evening star., 1937-12-09
RESORTS.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. ].

Convention Hall. kssn 11S. Atlantic City.
ENJOY milder Winter days at the seashore
Live in ease and comfort. Genuine hos
pitality and superb food. SEASIDE HOTEL.
Atlantic City.
ONLY SO per person. Seashore week end.
Fri Sun. Except holidays. Incl delicious
meals. sea water baths. HOTEL SENATOR.
Atlantic City.
Evening star., 1937-12-09
COL. KELLOND INSPECTS
UNIT AT G. U. TODAY

Col. Frederic b. Kellond, o. S. A.,
in charge Of Civilian Component AZ
fairs, 3rd Corps Area, Baltimore.
was to inspect the military unit at
Georgetown University today.
During the forenoon Col. Kellond
was to call on the president and deans
of the university and visit the class
rooms to observe military instruction.
In the afternoon he was to inspect
the unit on the drill field where a re-
view will be staged in his honor.
Evening star., 1937-12-09
OVATION ACCORDED.
TO MAUDE ADAMS
65-Year-0Id Actress Once
Again Delights Audience
in "ChantecIer."
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
COLUMBIA, Mo-, Dec. 9.-Insistent
cheers called 65-year-old Maude
Adams back to the stage here last
night after another successful per-
formance of Rostands "Chantecler."
AS thrilled as when nearly three
decades ago she had her own first
night as the star of the French play,
Miss Adams told her audience:
MY work with this play has given
me something will cherish the rest
of my life. You have made me very
happy"
A capacity crowd Of nearly 1000
lavished applause as cast OF $50
Stephens College girls revived, under
the famous actress dictatorship, the
play which gave Miss Adams one Of
her two favorite roles.
Miss Adams, who recently ended
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friendship between the neighboring
nations, born of the Italo-Yugoslav
non-aggression pact signed March as,
was developing well.
still more cordial and closer COL
laboration in al fields in their COM
mon interests and for consolidation Of
peace and order" was announced.
Evening star., 1937-12-09
Canaries' Nails Trimmed.

PHILADELPHIA GP.-Mrs. George
Weiland is bird chiropodist.
For more than 20 years she has
been trimming the nails of canaries
and occasionally amputating feet and
legs when they can't be repaired.
She serves $500 customers in Phila-
delphia and its suburbs.
Evening star., 1937-12-09
Beer Quite Profitable.

BERLIN OP).-Germany's beer tax
netted the government $115,200, 900 In
the fiscal year 1867, reports the
Angrif1, organ Of DR.. Joseph Goebbels,
propaganda minister. Germans con-
sumed an average Of is gallons per
person.
Evening star., 1937-12-09
ITALY AND YUGOSlAVIA
INCREASE COOPERATION
Stoyadinovich Goes to Milan After
Agreement to Extend Field
of Collaboration.

of Collaboration.
BY the Associated Press.
ROME, Dec. 9-An Italian COM
munique yesterday announced II Duce
and Premier Milan Stoyadinovich of
Yugoslsvia have agreed to increase
Italo-Yugoslav cooperation as the re-
suit Of three-day conference be-
tween the two premiers. Stroyad-
inovich departed for Milan
The premiers agreed that new
Evening star., 1937-12-09
African Drought Broken.

South Africa's drought, which
threatened the country with ruin, has
been broken by copious rains, and
farmers are offering prayers of thank
fulness.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1937-11-04

The famous Torridaire circula-
tor with down draft tube, guar
anteed to save 2096 to 1920 of the
fuel wasted in ordinary circu-
lators and with a five year writ
ten guarantee. All accessories
included.
Evening star., 1937-05-29

, 1870 MONROE ST. NV.
2 rms: KIT; dinette bath S4b. 90
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1124 P ST. NV.
3 rms. kit. b. S55.O 90 l. $3.50
Electric Refrigeration.
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APARTMENTS uhFuRhlsnrp.

1924 BELMONT RD.-2 ROOMS KIT,
bath, porch. rec. hall, $50 month; 8 rooms,
Kitchen. bath. rec. hail. S72.5O month.
Hlectric refriseration. Resident manager.
RANDALL H. HAGNER q CO.. INC.
1871 Conn. Ave. Decatur 5000.
ll,s09 lls09 4 ST; NV. APT, 1865 ROOMS.
switchboard and elevator service. Rentals.
1907 Park I'd. n.w-4 rooms, Kitchen,
bath and porch. S6S.bO.
1862 Ontario pl. NV rooms, kitchen
and bath; elec. refrigeration; S47.5O.
BOSS & PHELPS.
1417 e st. NV. National $500.
1921 oQLuMB1A RD;..2 RMS. KITCHEN
Eng pain; rooms. kitchen. bath and porch.
SefEissEati9n RANpAi% + Sn h%aSra h9Sssi !. 70 mo
13S1 Oonn. Ave. Decatur $500.
1910 WIS. AVE. NV. -
-, ODD. NAIL. Cathedral-2 rooms. dinette,
kit. and bath; $b2 so: 3 rms. Tecep. hall
dinette, kit. bath and porch. SS2 so. Free
FriGioaire. See res. mgr. Apt. 1O2.
as13 4oth pl. NV. Apt. a-2 rooms
dlnette. kitchen. bath and screened porch:
~ l60 month: key. basement 2218
J. c: WELDON co.
1927 < St. NV. Met. 3O11.
231O AsHMEAD PL-VERY DESIRABLE,
rooms. kitchen and bath. $52.bO and
1890 month. Refrigeration on house
=, RANDALL H HAoNER & CO.. INC.
1oZ1 Conn. ave. Decatur 5000
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APARTMENTS uheuRNlsHEp.

NEAR SENATE OFFICE BLDG.
Of and rooms. kitchen and bath; cleo
tric refrigeration: $57:50 and S67.5O.
BOSS & PHELPS.
1417 st. NV National 1900.
1898 CONN. AVE-3 ROOMS, KITCHEN
and bath. S65
RANDALL il. HAGNER & CO.. INC.
132l Conn. Ave. Decatur $500.
1852 MINTWOOD PLACE NV. THE
briArclfn- n-Attractive apartment. consist
Ing OF three rooms. kitchen, pantry, bath.
large porch; refrigeration on the house
Gently renovated throuehout and Is in ex-
cellent condition: S75.
AMERICAN sEcURITY & TRUST CO.,
10l6 N st. NV. (ALABAMA)-4 RMS.
kit. and bath. $1,000 and $72. so mo- Eec-
trif refriseIat1on: Resident manager:
RANDALL H. HAGNER 4 CO.. INC,
1921 Conn. Ave. Decatur 5000
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THE HIGHVIEW

81 r. I. AVE. NE.
Convenient to car and bus lines,
schools. churches and stores.
4 rooms. kitchen and bath S61 90
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APARrMEhrs uhEueh,snep

1908 KEARNEY N.E,-THREE ROOMS.
nseao' No29b sS9 sss ssssn desirable ADULTS
s55, month. Refrigeration on house cur:
1s5i S1SSSSI SSs5 A. HzoSiR pes.;u1 CO.. HS $780,
kitchen. bath. porch; REFRIGERATION on house
current: $50 and S62 80.
,ast aEs1sg41 sesa Az,. HAoSrR Des,;u1 CO.. 1Hs $780,
THE HOLMES
I Rooms 1so Rfs:. RHn' b.th s.. ~ %s4s.so.
143e sT.. NV ROOMS. KIT. BATH
'ed eesse fts4xas.tSn tn9nfn resident
. RANDALL H HAGNER d CO.. INC.
1921 Conn. Ave. Decatur 5000
90 N. .APARTMENTs-WH1TE.
i%s hsss hs:sh g.. .eI!s
.ss e. 's s.. M Iu4ss; 4ss bed bed 5s.t H.
s.s lsi3 RxS s. A. rms: Kit. BATH s.s
bath elee. heat Turn furnished Ans - rms; sd 65 %
1907 6 st; ne. Apt. 30 rms. kit.
sos No. Cap. st. Reaitor. Natl, e73e,
UPPER l6th-CHOICE LOCA-
!lon AZ Colorado ave: and Mad
1Son t.a st.: unusual living room
with 3 exposures and real open
fireplace; bright bed room,
ee%5ss1 %9dssn ba,S batshen S,th FREE Ra;5; ,refS;
and shower, dinette set. cedar
closets. An exceptionally
ort3nnSy n9mey' apt apt. With! With q charming
CLARENDON" c1,a $500 Colorado
$44g 3 9g: 2eth b. srL2 S RMS, KIT BATH, s66.
house current. Resident manaker.
RANDALL H. HAGNER d Co.. INC,
I,21 Conn. Ave. Decatur 5000
17l6 H ST. NW-3 RMS, KIT.
bath; large porch; heat -, 'se7, 80
1744 Col. rd. n.w.-3 rms, kit,
bath. porch: heat b7bo
17l2 Conn ave. NV rms, kit,
eo37 K st. n.w.-a rms, kit, bath; '0'oo
313 st. NV rms. kit, bath; '''''
1922 Reservoir I'd. n.w.-2 rms, ''''o
kit, BATH porch 47hO
,eoe HOUSES.
rms; bath $4,000
Natl. 1851. 1871 X St NV.
1914 MT. PLEASANT ST. RIM, KIT
and bath. S37. so. Two rooms, Kitchen,
bath. $50 up. Resident manager.
RANDALL H HAGNER d CO, INC,
l.1.l conn. Ave Decatur 5000
1918 RIGGS .PL.-1 ROOM. KIT. BATH,
RANDALL H HAGNER d CO. INC
le-1 conn. ave: Decatur $500