davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1937-08-28
Tobacco Market.

While receipts Of tobacco have in
creased the last few weeks, sales have
practically kept pace and values under
the recent advance are we'll main
tanned, with all grades in good demand
at the following quotations: Maryland,
firm leaf, nondescript, 4 per pound;
common, 4al2: medium, 13a3O; good
to fine red, 3la40; seconds, common,
4al0; medium, lla20; good to fine,
2la38.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-09-25
5 Oz. Nugget Of Gold Picked
 Up In Brit. Col.
(By The Associated Press)

TELEGRAPH CREEK, B. C., Sept. 25-Weighing B ounces, a spectacular appearing gold mug get was found by MT. and Mrs. Vern Shea on the exposed bed rock of Alice Creek, tributary of Boulder Creek in the Little Muddy district of British Colum- bia. A second nugget, weighing Is ounces was also found by the couple.
 MT. and Mrs. Shea kept their finds a year before telling about them. The couple today left the nuggets with the Canadian gold commissioner at Telegraph creek. He will send them to the Domin- ion assay office. The 53-omce nugget is a big blob of gold of irregular shape, 71s inches long and inches thick.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-09-25
Austria Now Has
 A Super Special
 Army Of Troops
(By The Associated Press)

VIENNA, Sept. 20, A head ache-proof private army, whose members are experts in ju-jitsu and politics, is being formed by Chancellor Schuschnigg's admini- stration.
 It is called the Sturmkorps, or s. K. The troopers wear midnight blue uniforms with black shirts. In name, purpose, and training they remind one of Reichsfuehrer Hitler's elite guards the s. s.
 Der Beamte," a weekly that Circulates among government off cialS lets it be understood that the new organization is some thing super extra special in man 1y courage, comaraderie, inteli- gence, fighting spirit, physique and ten-odd other virtues.
 The s. K. made it's first appear ance July "A during exercises in memory of the late Chancell-
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-09-25

or Englebert Dollfuss. The men made good impression among most Viennese-many of them are six footers, slender, and physi- cally fit: their uniforms are nat ty and their boots squeak with the authoritative sound the Vien- nese seem to like.
 Said Der Beamte': ''The iron determination of men who real ize that the very special task of guarding the flag of the Father land Front has been entrusted to them is to be awakened in these Sturmkorps members-and not mere pugnaciousness, which picks a fight for the sake of fighting"
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-09-25
Weather Today
 GU. S. Weather Bureau)

Rain and fog conditions were observed generally over Seward Peninsula and southwestern AL aska while rainfall was also re- ported from southeastern Alaska. Overcast skies obtain in other sections of Alaska. Mostly fair weather is the rule over the Pa cific Coast States and interior of western Canada.
 Air pressure is low over most of the extreme northern portion of Alaska and western Canada with one center over Seward Peninsula and another over the Mckenzie Province. High pres sure is charted over the Pacific Coast States and western Canada while another area is south of the Aleutian Islands. This dis tribution will likely cause con- tinued cloudy weather with rain and fog for Nome and vicinity tonight and Sunday and some what cooler tonight.
 The lowest Nome temperature last night was 38 above and the highest yesterday 43. Rainfall 0.46 inch for "A hours ending at 1 am.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-09-25
Football Scores

Holy Cross 2l, Stanselm 0 Brown 20, Connecticut State O.. Michigan State 19, Wayne 0 New York University 37, Penn
 Military College 6 Marquette IA, Ripon 9 Cornell 26, Penn State l9. Purdue 33, Butler '
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-09-25

How Mining Claims can be Staked in Alaska, length, Bread tn, how many, and the Associa- tion Claim, described in detail, in pamphlet form, for sale at The Nugget Office, for 10 cents.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-09-25
FLOOD DAMAGE AT
 SEWARD NOW REPAIRED
(By The Associated Press)

SEWARD, Sept. 23-Tracks of the Alaska Railroad which were washed out by the recent floods in Seward have been repaired, and the light and power plant has been restored to normal cor ditions.
 The floods were caused last week by heavy, continued rains.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-09-25

SEATTLE, Sept. 25-Washing- ton scored a touchdown in the second play of the second period against Iowa, by Waskowitz pass ing the ball to Johnson on the l5 yard line who ran a touch down.
The Nome daily nugget., 1937-09-25
Later Football Scores

Pittsburgh 59, Ohio Wesleyan 0. Dartmouth 39, Bates 0
 Ohio State 14, Texas Christians 0 Navy 45, Wash-Mary 0
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-08-17
DAWN BURGLAR
REMAINS ACTIVE
in EVANSVILLE

EVANSVILLE, Md, Aug. II.
The Dawn Bandit" who has ter
rorized families in the vicinity Of
Hyattsville and College Heights
for the past three weeks, is still at
large and laughing at the forces
of law and order.
Despite the fact that the county
police have detailed special patrol
men to watch neighborhoods
where the daring bandit is operat-
ing, and several posses are staging
all night lookouts for him, the
youth continues his raids in the
broad daylight Of early morning
and q steady stream Of complaints
have been coming into the county
police station here.
After working for two weeks in
the wealthier residential districts
of Hyattsville, the bandit, also
known as the Pants Burglar, /"
suddenly switched mis- activities to
the exclusive College Heights sec
ton. Lately he has been operating
in Riverdale and West Riverdale.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-08-17
Money Luri11g Americans
From, Faith, Says Minister

LONDON. Aug. II GN.S0.
Money is Americas god today.
The dollar is the chief thing
which the American people as a
whole worship. They have become
so absorbed in making money that
they give little serious attention
to religion and church.
Such was the view expressed to-
day. by the Rev. Albert w. Palmer.
president Of the Chicago Theologi-
cal Seminary, in an exclusive in
terview with International News
Service.
ATTENDS FAITH FARLEY
A delegate to the World Confer.
ence on Faith and Order at Edin.
burgh, Scotland, the Rev. Palmer
urged a national recall to religion
in the United States to restore the
American peoples faith in God.
There Is too much absorption
In money in America at the pres
emit time" he said. Money has
become a god there, and, I am
afraid, there is too much pagan.
ism in the era in which we are
living at home today.
URGES MORE RELIGION
There is a great need for a
recall to religion in the United
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-08-17
U. S. COLLEGIAN
DIES IN AUSTRIAN
CANOE ACCIDENT

VIENNA, Aug. II UN.S)-A
double stroke of fatal i'll luck to-
day took the life Of william Hull,
American College student, in a
canoe accident.
Accompanied by Prof. Rhodes
Willard Of New York, Hull was
shooting rapids on the Salzach
River at Hallein. II miles from
Salzburg, when the craft capsized.
Workers in a factory beside the
river reached both Americans, but
when the party sought to recover
the canoe, Hull fell into the river
and was drowned.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-08-17
Legion Post Enlists
Donors of Blood

CHICOPEE, Mass, Aug. IT.,
Virtually every member Of Ken
needy Post, American Legion, has
volunteered to enlist in a blood
donors battalion" as a part Of the
posts contribution to civic welfare
Card indexes Of the names and
physical data relative to 48 vet
Grams have been prepared for the
board Of health and for the Spring
field hospitals
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-08-17

HANCOCK, Md, Aug. 17.-Dr.
Homer e. Tabler, chairman Of the
Maryland Roads Commission, to-
day dashed out at critics Of his adj
ninistration in the Democratic
Party who yesterday protested
against the conditions Of many
State roads. &c.,.
Tabler said criticism should be
directed to the State Legislature
for not appropriating enough
funds for adequate highway main
tenance. Whereas the commission
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-08-17

States, for a campaign similar
to that which has been launched
over here in England.
The preaching mission con-
Quoted in 80 different cities
throughout the country by
picked preachers Of various de
nominations last year was a
move in the right direction, but
there Is need for a greater drive.
ITO gain q real hold on the
people and bring them into the
churches, preaching has got to
be made much more attractive.
It must have more vital connec-
ton with the actual lives Of the
people and the worship sermons
must possess more dramatic
power"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-08-17
Road Head Flags Critics

asked the legislature for 100000
to replace obsolete equipment, be
said, 1t was granted only $4,000.
Among those who criticized Tab
ler's program were Mayor Howard
w. Jackson, Of Baltimore; Sena-
tor Willard Tydings, States Attor-
ney-General Herbert r. O'Conor,
and Representative Alan Colds
borough, who spoke at Ocean City
yesterday at q meeting Of Eastern
Shore county commissioners.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-08-17
Smoke Drives Bug
From Child's Ear

ELWOOD, Ind, Aug. II oct.
P.S0.-A, large, hard-shelled bug
crawled into the right ear Of Jean
Monahan, 9, as she slept. It
emerged in haste when her father,
Tony Monahan, city patrolman,
puffed cigarette smoke into the
ear to relieve what he believed to
be q case Of earache.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-08-17
&,812,O5O Invested
In u. S. Securities

Net market purchases Of Gov
eminent securities for Treasury in.
Vestment accounts for the calendar
month Of July, 1897, amounted to
$4,S12,050, it was announced
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-08-17
Ape. Modern Bedroom Suite

Beautiful butt walnut veneers on gumwood
and rich, glossy finish add much beauty
and attractivenesS to this suite. OF superior n -
construction throughout and with dust y ~
proof drawers center guides and other fear -
lures usually found in much higher priced
suites,
La gaceta., 1937-08-13

fuerZas leales iban acorralan-
doles. En- la decima comisarfa
policiaca, los contrarrevolucio
narios habfan secuestrado al
hder estudiantil Ruben de
Leon. Y ell gobierno no les alta
caba para no saerificar al va
liente luchader. Pero al rayar
ell mediodia recibi6 ell presiden
tie un recado escrito por Leon,
ell cual decfa textualmente:
"Mande listed a bombardear
la decima estaci6n, aunque yo
perezca. Que no Sc tenga en-
cuenta mi vida" Momentos
despues GAIA en- poder de las
tropas del. gobierno la mencio-
NADIA comisarla p~olicfaca y Ru-
ben de Leon llegaba a Palacio
sin 10 mas peQueha lesion
La gaceta., 1937-08-13

Sc produce en- los pueblos sin
necesidad de discusses nj de a.
|gitadores; que Sc produce al
conjuro de un sentimiento mui
titudinario.
La genie del hampa hacia
causa comdn con los "abeceis-
'tas". Y muchos cayeron para
no levantarse mas. Realmente,
los successes de aquel dfa libra
ron a la ciudad de numerosos
hampones. Fue aquella una
profilaxis social decretada por
ell Destino.
Los rebeldes fueron reco-
giendose en- ell Quartet de San
Ambrosio, donde ell gobierno
almacenaba las armas v Ell par
que de reserva del ej6rcito. Y
en- Ell Quartet de Dragones. Las
La gaceta., 1937-08-13
Ell TORNEO
NAL DE AJEDREZ

HungriG en- Ell primer hgGr
Estokolmo, agosto 13.-Esta-
dos Unidos Sc encuentra hoy en-
ell cuarto lugar del t0rneo y
Hungria en- ell primero, con 81
victorias y is derrotas.
Polonia aparece en- Ell segun.
do lugar, con 81 victorias v 1S
derrotas, en- un empate con los
h1ngaros.
Ell tercer puesto lie pertene-
ce a Holanda, con 81 triunfos Y
90 derrotas.
Samuel tReshevsky, de New
York, ell notable ajedrecista,
perdi6 su partida con Paul Ke-
res, de Estonia. I. A. Horowitz,
de New York, venci6 a E.
Tuern.
Los polacos empataron en- ell
primer lugar con Hungrfa, Guam
do los Magiares jugaron con
Italia y perdieron dos partidas,
aunQue ganaron dos.
Holanda venci6 a los belgas,
con 8 v~ictorias por una derrota.
La posici6n de los E. u. en- Ell
'cuarto lugar es de SO victorias
y 16 derrotas.
FL DR.. Max Euwe, de Holan-
ola, campe6n mundial, fue de-
rrotado por segunda yez en- el
La gaceta., 1937-08-13

salia de sus tugurios impulsado
por un sentimiento p~atri6tico.
Ante aquella demonstration sc
disiparon los temores. Las ma
sas Sc habian decidido, al fin, a
sostener al Gobierno.
Dos horas despues, desocu-
.pada va por los insurrectos la
'Jefatura de Policia, apareci6
por ell ParQue Zayas una Sc :
gunda muchedumbre, esta
mas numerosa que la anterior.
Era la multitud an6nima, la
masa envolvente que Sc habia
indignado contra los extranje-
ristas y venfa a expresar al Go
ibierno su simpatia. No era un
acto de partidarismo persona
lista. Era la simpatia colecti-
va, la simpatia emotional que
La gaceta., 1937-08-13

hogares Los contrarrevolucio-
narloS' reducidos a unos tres
mil que comandaba ell campe-
slno Bias Hernandez, habian-
Sc refugiado en- Atares.
f%ortaleza construida por los
espanoles para defender a Ia
eiudad de los piratas ingleses,
''iene gruesos muros de piedra
y Sc halla enclavada en- la me-
seta de un monticello de terra.
irente al extreme final de la
bahia habansra.
Guarecidos ALI, en- ndmero
ae Tres mil, los CONFERENCE.-The
cioharlos esperaban la noche
para salir a los campos. Pero
.aS luerzas del gobierno les 81
u. .laron oportunamente Y no pu-
'ier0n huir, AL fin, Ell Alto
La gaceta., 1937-08-13
LAS PEIEAS DE ANOCHE
EN- Ia ACADEMIA DE
BENJAMIN FIELD

Bob Diaz hizo anoche peda-
EOS la esperanto de Charlie Ma
poll v en- ell tercer asalto el ar
bitro Sc interpuso y declare ven
cedor a Dfaz.
Con fuertes golpes de dereeha
Dfaz aturdi6 en- differences oca :
stones a su contrario, Napoli
tambien sinti6 los efectos de la
potente izquierda de Bob.
Cuando ell arbitro Raymond
puso termino al match" decla.
rando a Diaz vencedor por no
|caut tecnico, va Ell italianito ha.
bia recibido muy duro castigo
Napoli pesaba lao libras Y e
vencedar solo 1875.
Clint Moran, Ell fuerte estu
La gaceta., 1937-08-13
Los cruceros Scuba" v

Los cruceros "Cuba" y "Pa-
tria", adictes al gobierno, fon-
dearon en- lugar convenience
de la bahia y abrieron fuego
sobre los cuarteles donde Sc
hallaban refugiados los contra
rrevolucionarios. Ell ataque de
los buques les hizo huir al cas-
tillo Y fortaleza de Atar6s, en-
las afueras de la ciudad. Men
tras tanto, ell ejercito leal Ka-
bia sometido a los sublevados
del Cuerpo de Aviaci6n.
Los tanques militares reco
rrfan las GALES imponiendo ell
orden.
Numerosos policias y extran
que habian figurado en-
los des6rdenes de la manana,
a esconderse en- sus
La gaceta., 1937-08-13
Ca uACETA

torneo. D corresponds Ell triun
TO a M. Gauffin, de Finlandia.
Despues de Estados Unidos,
que Sc halla en- ell cuarto puesto,
aparecen Checoesovaqgia, con
80 victorias y 10 derrotas; Esto
Ma, 1919 y 1919; Suecia, 81 y
81; Argentina, 3012 y 221R Ii
tuania, 304 y 234; Jugoeslavia,
III y rs; Latvia, 27 y 81; Ingla-
terra, 241a y 2813; Finlandia,
"a y 80; Italia, 213 y 33l; N-
namarca, 201a y 3615; Islsadia
10 y "a; Noruega, 1712 y 4015;
Belgica, 1917 Y 3S12, y Escocia,
|.1s1a y 4212.
La gaceta., 1937-08-13
APROBADA LA PEIEA


New York, agosto 13.1LA
comisi6n atletica del estado de
New York aprob6 aver una Pc
lea entire Ell negro Henry Arm
strong, aspirante a Ia corona
del peso de pluma, Y Ell campe6n
Petey Sarron, que Sc encuentra
en- Africa del Sur.
Mike Jacobs anunci6 que ell
"bout" Sc efectuara en- Ell edifi-
clio de la Madison Square Gar
den, ell dia 90 de octuhre.
Para la comisi6n neoyorqui-
ma ell campe6n de las 1926 libras
10 es Mike Belloise, una victima
de Armstrong.
Sarron eonquist6 ell titulo de-
rrotando a Freddie Miller.
La gaceta., 1937-08-13
-Esperemos que Sc acerque

-Esperemos que Sc acerque.
No sabemos cuales son sus in
tenciones-contradijo ell doctor
Grau.
Y la muchedumbre, de unas
mil personals, sc fue acercan-
do. Las ametralladoras la en-
focaban.
Viva ell doctor Grau San
Martin! iMueran los politicos !
Mueran los extranjeros!
iTal fu6 la explosion emocio-
NADIA de la multitud!
Ell presidente sc asom6 a un
balloon.
La muchedumbre parecia pre-
sa de un ataque epileptico. Sus
exclamaciones llegaban al paro-
xismo de la passion. Era la reac-
ci6n de las masas. ga pueblo
La gaceta., 1937-08-13
Dempsey no pudo ocultar 81

Dempsey no pudo ocultar su
buena impression. "Parece he
tho para resistiw castigo y al
mismo tempo atacar. Teniendo
en- cuenta su peso es muy agil;
la Mano izquierda es magnifica,
excelsnte, v su estilo lie hace un
blanco dificil. No obstante tie
ne la tendencia a bajar las ma
nos Y lie aconsejo mayor culda-
do en- este punto. No puede ex-
ponerse a que Luis, un formula
BILE pegador, lie applique I'm 90
Itente punetazo y lie ponga a
Las manos debe mantle
|nerlas arriba."
Jose Luis hace sus ejercicios
an ell campamento del DR.. Bier,
IN Pompton Lakes, New Jersey.
Ell estado fisico del campeon,
a iuicio de los expertos, es Alsu-
perable.
En- presencia de mas de 300
personals, Luis boxs6 seis asal-
tos, dos con Pal Silvers, dos con
Roy Lazer y los dltimos con I'll
ger Haicston.
Los socios de Joe son todos
habiles Y cambian libremente
golpes con Ell campe6n. Silyers,
Lazer Y Haiston lie dieroa IN
buen combate preparatorio.
Hairston, I'm negro de Virginia
que pesa 1870 libras, Sc atrevit
a probar los ganchos izquierdos
de Luis v sus derechas cruza'
das, Hairston descarg6 varioi
golpes fuertes y una vez estre
meci6 al campe6n con un formi
dable golpe de derecha q 10 ma
dfbula. Mas Luis lie puso en- re
tirada con una avalanche d
golpes.
Siyers, que tiene una rap
da mano izquierda, tuvo a Lui
fuera dc balanca por algdn tier
pc, perdiendo ell campe6n m,
chos punetazos. Lazer apliC
fuertes golpes a la cabeza, co
la derecha. No obstante este, ]
familia Official del campe6n n
parecfa impresionada.
NADIA alarmante hay en-
condici6n de Joe-dijo JAG
Blackburn, Su condici6n es ma
La gaceta., 1937-08-13
LAS PRACTICAS DEL IN
Giles TOMMY FARR Y DEL
CAMPEON JOSE LUIS

New York, agosto 13.-Jose
Luis y ell ingles Tommy Farr Sc
preparan con entera seriedad
para su pelea del dfa 26.
Jack Dempsey presenci6 en-
Long Branch los ejercicios del
ingles Y Farr, enterado de la
vista, desarroll6 su mejor for.
ma. a
Farr boxe6 cinco asaltos, unC
con Joe Wagner, dos con Abe
Feldman, uno con Bob Scally y
uno con Basher Dean.
La gaceta., 1937-08-13
dante de Ia Universidad de

dlante de Ia UnIverSldad de
Tamp3 enc or puntos, en- re
nida pelea, a Bert Crawford, de
San Petersburg. :.
FL primer punetazo de Moran
conmovi6 a su contrario. Sc esa
trell6 ell prno contra la mandi I
bula.
No parece el estudiante ha :
bier sufrido NADIA por la opera
ci6n de amigdalitis.
Norman Rasmussen, de Re :
Ayrhills, derrot6 por nocaut
tecnico a J. R. ClJrk, de Sara :
sofa.
Ray Dfaz, ell lisiado, derr6t6
por puntos a George Willie, en-
81 primer asalto, por nocaut tee
nico. g
Frank Rockwell puso a dor :
mir a Jack Ballarmino; Gaspar
Grggino derrot6 a Ed Darling,
en- dos a%saltos; Jimmy Ragsda-
lie, de Frostproof, hizo tablas
Nelson Fretto; Jack Larrimore,
de- San Petersburg, derrot6 a
Raymond Ramirez, por nocaut,
IN dos ~asaltos; M. Ramsey ven
ci6 a Kid Pancho, y Montana L6
PEI superb a Bart Davis.
La gaceta., 1937-08-13
La Gaceta Folletin Non 81
ENRIQUE LUMEN
LA REVOLUTION
GUIANA

antique Quartet de San Ambro-
sio. Asimismo fueron recogien-
dose los grupos callejeros. La
ciudad volvfa a poder del Co
bierno.
Momentos despues del ataque
al Palacio, asom6 la cabeza de
una muchedumbre que, cautelo-
samente, trataba de acercarse
a la mansion presidential. AL
guien dijo que Sc les hiciera
fnego. Ell presidente opin6 10
contrario.
La gaceta., 1937-08-13

mica. No Sc inquieten por 81.
A mi ESQ No me hace perder la
Luis pafece empehado en- per
|feccionar su defensa, no en- a.
tacar.
Una de las veces ell campe6n
avanz6 sobre Haiston y con un
gancho de izquierda lie hiri6 en-
los hbios.
La gaceta., 1937-08-13

PEDRO MONTANEZ Il
RA CON RED

New York, agosto 13.-Pe-
dro Montanez, Ell legitimo con-
tendiente a la corona del peso
ligero, peleara ell lunes que vie
ne, en- Jersey City, teniendo de
c~ontrario a "Red" Cochrane.
En- ell seHifinal del mismo pro-
grama combatiran Phil Baker
Y Johnny Rohrig.
La gaceta., 1937-08-13

LAURENCE ONE STOP
STATION. - 1909 SEPTIMA
AVENIDA, Telefono 1919.
Gomas a plazos, baterias y ARE
CLOS mecanicos- Los mas quis :
quillosos duenos de automobiles,
son nuestros marchantes. iDe-
nos listed una pruebal
The Washington times., 1937-03-27

Police Court Judge Edward M.
Curran today sent to Gallinger
Hospital for mental observation
17-year-old Robert C. Griffith,
q local high school student, who
pleaded guilty to three charges
of molesting girl students at
three local high schools.
Griffith, who was arrested
after several girls had gone to
police with complaints that they
had been molested on the school
stairways, was identified by each
girl.
Although he admitted his
guilt, he remained silent when
Judge Curran asked him for an
explanation. The court was told
the youth has an excellent schol.
arship record. He lives in the
$500 block of Chesapeake st.
N, w.
The Washington times., 1937-03-27
YOUTH ADN|TS.DI R0SSA IRKED
GIRLS CHARGE BY DEM0TION

NEW YORK, March 81 G.NSO.
limiting he might blow the lid
off real story" Stephen Di Rosa,
honor detective denoted for his
role in the restaurant racket case,
today was hunting up a patrol
mans uniform.
Greeting his demotion with tears
in his eyes and bitter words, Di
Rosa refused to reveal what the
real story" would be, but he said
it would come lin few days"
He reported for duty while
Police Commissioner Valentine
pressed an investigation that may
lead to Di Rossa's indictment on
criminal charges as the famous
leak" in the cafe racket probe.
The Washington times., 1937-03-27
Educational
instruction Courses
WASHINGTON ACADEMY OF

LEARN BARBER trade: position secured.
New York Barber Col. 469 pa. Ave. N. W.
The Washington times., 1937-03-27

RESTAURANT-Beer: fine location: low
price; small down payment; GE 2274.
The Washington times., 1937-03-27
Special Notices

OLD PICTURES Of all kinds reproduced.
Made into lovely miniatures or larger
sizes by Washington's Copy Specialists
EDM0NSTON STUDIO. 1888 F St. N. W.
The Washington times., 1937-03-27
Announcements
Personals
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The Washington times., 1937-03-27
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for Double Quick Service.
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Business Opportunities

LET Us SELL your roominr bouae ~
business: clients waiting; no sale. no
charge. Capital Adjusting and Finance
Company. 1908 H St. N W. MET, 1914.
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wills, deeds, whether it is best to buy
or sell He tells the good and the bad.
A visit will convince you of his won
derhll power. Tells you exactly what
you wish to know. Something tells you
this is the man. You feel the impulse
1913 P. M. (Copyrighted).
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Bids and Proposals

COMMISSIONERS. D. C.. Washington,
March %. 1937-Sealed proposals will
be received at Room 500 District Building
until 200 D. m, April l. 1887 and then
certain piping alterations, ETC.. to the
Water System at the D. C. Penal lnstitu-
tions. occoquan Virginia Apply Room
427 District Building for proposals and
specifications