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ADAM A. wEscHLER & SON. Auctioneers.

COLLATERAL SECURITY BY AUCTION.
BY virtue OF the power OF sale contained
in certain collateral agreement dated
AprIl 30, 1925. the note secured being
payable forthwith, default having occurred
IN the payment OF same. at the request of
the holder thereof We Will sell by .publlc
auction, within our sales rooms. ola e
81 NV; on MONDAY: THE. FIFTEENTH
DAY OF FEBRUARY 1887. at Two
THIRTY O'CLOCK P.A., collateral desie:
242 shares of common stock of Totten
d. Ward, Incorporated, OF the par value
OF one hundred dollars fSl00.OO) per
share. and certificates representing the
same, namely: Certificate No. A Is for rs
shares. certificate No A IL for 80 shares,
cer,itfica,e cer!ifca, No. 4 for IA shares, and
parties IN interest na. please take notice:
hundred dollars 81. 5O0.00D cash required
OF purchaser at time OF acceptance of bio.
balance to be paid in cash within thirty
900 days after day. Of sale: otherwise
deposit will be forfeited as liquidated
damages TO the said holder and the co.,
lateral Will be resold at such time and
place and upon such notice and terms as
the said holder may direct.
ADAM 4. WESCHLER & SON. Auctioneers.
e2.d&ds
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT,

MOD. BUNGALOW. 14-FT. RMS. aft
bath. 2s-ft. cellar; large lot; close to every
thing: Hyattsville 90 minutes downtown:
$50. GEO. c. WALKER. owner. CIR. ] 500.
o1O4 WILSON BLVD. ARLINGTON. Va
Two furnished Housekeeping rooms. oppo-
site court house. Vacated Feb. !.
CHERRYDALE, VA-6 RMS. ANIL:
conven stores, schools and transportation.
1Oc bus zone; Sis month. 1915 n. Ran
dolph ST. or Columbia 956H.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHEp.

3211 WALBRIDGE PL. NV ROOMS.
9 baths. gas heat. SS5. ]. KRAFT. Met.
2495. 1881 G. st. NV.
$500 Goth ST. N.E.-6-ROOM. ATTRAC-
tive corner BUNGALOW; electric refrigerator.
h.-w. h. and blower. $40. PAUL p. STONE.
North 7411.
172O EUCLID ST. NW-8 RMS. BATH.
h.-w.h. and cleo: porches; rent, $40 mo.
C. w. SIMPSON CO.. INC. 1924 YER
mont ave. NV. Metropolitan 57OO.
S55. 55.O0-BUNGAI,OW. s RMS. AND BATH
e bed rms. attic: restricted white COM
munity Will rent to adults only. Randle
Highland. D. c. See Mrs. Burdick.
ADELBERT w. LEE.
1343 H st NV. District 1900.
CHEVY CIAsE|6 RMS. TILE BATH,
lavatory and shower. in cellar: built-in
garage; reduced rent for long lease. $500
41st st. NV.
FOxALL-DETACHED: PARK ON TWO
sides. 6 rooms. 2 baths. basement lounge.
built-in Earase: gas; heat. and refrigera-
NV. Phone National 1o4o.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

3-BED-ROOM DETACHED HOUSE. AMI.
near Catholic school and church. in sub
urbs; rent about $50. Address Box 42a-C.
Star office. a
WELL-FURNISHED 4 OR ROOM HOUSE
with garage. elec. range; responsible
adults. National 3120. Ext. III. or Alex
anG-ia C16n-W
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HOUSES UkFURkIsHED.

55I5 KANSAS AVE. NV.
Attractive home OF rooms and pain:
ssSase: rent. ss5 month. LINKINs Co.
DOCTORS OFFICE AND RESIDENCE
SIS ne Cali pst a4if 1tner 0'n Ano n
home facing: Bayard Park. near 46th and
Fessenden; living, dining and sn,,I,S sun rooms,
frigeration. 2-car garage. Cleveland s083.'
4O4 TULIP AVE, TAKoMA PARK. Md
large rooms in nsw,house eo9dition; large
a1ss Pa, GHAs, a1s. Nv. i; NORRIS, West o4so.
294. NEWARK ST: N.W,.-DET. FRAME.
10 r and 3 b: high elevation: convenient
HARRY B. PITTS CO.
1919 18th st. NV. Met. O1OO.
ssO7 UNDERWooD ST: TX; PKMs r.
Phone Shepherd 4067-J.
NEW DETACHED BRICK, 7 ROOMS. 2
baths tbed room and bath on first H.. oil
heat rec. rm.. garage: $105. Natl. 1851.
BED ROOMS. BATHS. REC. RIM, .
n s snDfS ns asons Rs
Md'-New detached. rms. baths. butt:
in o garase automatic heat. trees. Rent
e5e1 Georaia Ave Shepherd 4455.
l"o4 14th St NV District 3347.
S75 .o0-501 ALLISON ST. N.W.-8 R.. B..
65.oo-a217 4oth st. nw-11 r. b..
s6Soo-14es Morse st. n.e.-e r. b..
OK ,THos. 2 WALSH 1,[s1;:, INC, ,,s
mo. 550S KANSAS AVE NV. Z RMS.
San a GARAGE rens saf SIS ss' per monh
mo. 1908 Kennedy st. NV. q rms.
bath. ami. newly decorated throughout;
garage: rent SOS per month
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO.,
733 18th st. NV. National O353.
IN PETWORTH.
50O3 nth ST. N.W-S15.
New-house condition consisting OF liv-
ing room. dining room. 3 bed rooms. in
closed poTehes. ktchen he and bath; garage.
Living room dining room :, bed rooms.
kitchen and BATH two screened porches,
i4O4 X. cAFRITz. District oOso.
DETACHED HOME-$8O.OO.
1911 Delaf1eld pl. NV; excellent loca-
3 bed rooms, kitchen and bath; electric
refrigeration. oil burner. garage.
140f K. CAFRITz. District aOs0.
BRIGHTWOOD.
So KENNEDY ST. NV
Six rooms, bath. hot-water heat, large
back yard; In very good condition. Ga
rage; $50
HARRY JUSTINE,
$40 18th st. NV. National "S44. -
RMS. TILE BATH. H.-WH.. GAS REF.
porches; detached; reconditioncd through
out. 500 month. 2219 Wisconsin ave.
NV.
o4O4 Wisconsin ave.-6 rooms tile bath,
h.-w h.. elec refrigeration. porches S5i 80.
J, MCKINNEY BERRY,
RPaltor.
West O513. West O5l4. 1863 Wis. Ave.
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FUTURE.
N 6, SON, AUCTIONEERS

FUTURE.
THOS- J. OWEN {. SON, AUCTIONEERS.
143I Eye Street NV.
Nv virtue Of a decree in Equity No.
6o4t;O, / will sell at auction, subject to
ratification by the Court. within the
once of Thos. J. Owen 4 Son; l43I Eye G
ELEVENTH. 1887. AT ONE O'CLOCK
PM. the south half of Lot 3S in Square
zoe, fronting 81 feet on the east side OF
Thirty-seventh Street.
Terms of sale: One-third cash. balance
in one and two years. 500 cash deposit.
Cost Of examination Of title, conveyancins.
notary fees and revenue stamps to be
paid by purchaser. Sale to be closed
within fifteen DAYS after ratification by
the Court or deposit will be forfeited
cheserS cost and risk.
GEORGE O. GERTMAN,
Trustee,
American Security Building.
5aoo,d6dhs. .exsu
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

LARGE AND SMALL ESTATES ON CHEs-
apeake Bay. Severn and Magothy Rivers.
X. B. PUE & CO. = Lexington. Baltimore.
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HALLS WANTED.

larger. for club rooms: must be central and
have plenty facilities. wash room, etc
Address Box 1850. Star office.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

tC0ntlnue0.D
ONLY $500: BALANCE LIKE RENT AT
$50 month; no renewals price. So, 300:
new detached 3 rooms with space for 8
additional rooms upstairs. 1119 45th pl.
Sc. Lincoln 0736-J
BEAUTIFUL DETACHED sEMI-BUNGA-
low. in Saurs Addition: price only s. $50.
q rooms. BATH enclosed porch on drst floor,
h.-w-h.. fireplace and garage. Located
IN this attractive community of detached
homes Any one looking for home OF
this description will do wen by calling this
ONCE for an appointment to inspect.
L. E. BREuNINoER & SON.
1870 K st. NV. National 2040.
$1O,950
CHEVY CHASE
Detached Brick 4 Bed Rms. Ia Baths.
new home that is attractively sit
uated and Just one SQUARE of Conn. ave.
Beautiful setting OF several shade trees.
Seven rooms in all 4 bed rooms. one Of
which is paneled. offering library room
or den; every modern convenience. in,
cluding oil heat and insulation; attached
garage. Terms acceptable.
THOS j. FISHER g. CO.. INC.
73S 18th st. NV District $3.50.
Evenings. Cleveland $3.50.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.. JUST FEW STEPS
from Connecticut aye.-Very pretty shaded
street, d rooms. bath. > porches. attic
with additional room and storage room.
automatic heat, g fireplaces; in perfect
condition: at $3.50 it is a pickup small
cash and monthly payments less than rent,
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN, INC. Cleveland
1875. day or evening.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

NE OR s.F,-BETWEEN CAPITOL AND
Lincoln Park E w BAILEY. Adams
47S6; mail. 1875 Meridian NV.
HOUSE LOCATED BETWEEN 10th AND
23rd s.. g TO Mass. ave, NV: please
write or phone. giving full details. j.
DALLAS GRADY & SON. 11O4 Vermont
ave. NV. District 917S.
CASH FOR HOUSES BRICK OR FRAME:
quick settlement This ad Is not for pur-
nose of obtaining listings E A. GARVEY.
Dist 450S: eve. GEORGIA $500 1926 vt ave
WE HAVE MANY CLIENTS WHO APE
ready 10 pay cash for homes in Sc or ne.
HARRY Z. GLADMAN. 30S Pa. ave Sc.
Lincoln 034G. So
I BUY SMALL INVESTMENT HOUSES.
white or colorPd. condition not important .
pay cash. Address Box l26-C. Star Office.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

LOTS FOR SALE.
ONE OF BEST LOTS ROCK CREEK
Adams a065 after s pm
4-FAMILY FLAT SITE NEAR W. VA
1mPrOTs%snts aRs 6Issliet lSos 4 oARvEY' ll2S VI
BUILDERS. ATTENTION: 10 WELL-Lo-
Gated sites for small homes; terms TO suit
reliable party. Phone week days District
2512. Eve. and Sun. Wisconsin 34s2-J.
LARGE APARTMENT HOUSE. SITE. 18th
zoned 9O-C. BOSS & PHELPS. exclusive
agents: Call Mr.; Miller. National $500;
TO CLOSE OUT DEvEIoPMENT-,I
proved home sites on car line; 100 above
average homes already built priced to sell;
terms. Address Box 5s-C. Star ONCE.
TWO BEAUTIFUL HOME SITES 15 MIN.
downtown. car service, sewerage. water,
Box 43-C. Star Office.
NEARBY VA-SEVERAL LOTS ZONED
for business. IN bullt-up. section. Splendid
any business. call S, G. LITTLE Col. 1913,
EXCELLENT NORTHWEST SITES, PRICED
low GEO E DIEFFENBACH Lot Specials
National $3.50. 1lO1 VT. ave. NV. Emer-
son 4l17.
bordsrins Mt t vernon Boulevard. Overlook
fnahces in to build oh home ' address Box s2-s
Star once
HILLCPEST-Sl,450.
Wooded lot. 32nd st. mr.. Camden,
40X141. One OF the few choice lots left.
Sec Mr.. Stebbins. eve. phone Lincoln
S649-J.
ADLBERT w. LEE
13i3 II st. NV. District 1900.
ABOUT s ACRES ON OLD GEORGETOWN
I'd. opposite Battery Park and adjoining
Glenbrook Knoll. Ideal for subdivision.
Price res sonable.
J. EDW. FOWLER & SON.
National 3619. 1912 Eye St. NV.
COLORED.
Lots. S975O up: terms as low as 81
down and 81 monthly: in ne. Natl. 435a.
COLORED-LOTS IN DEANWOOD AND
PARAMOUNT HEIGHTS, SIS up: easy
terms: help build. District 9110
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

OFFICE OR
desk space. Ideal location. P. o. Box
No. 541.
LIE DROTT BLDG. SOO-S1O p ST NV
Large bright rooms. suitable for Offices or
shops: SIS mo. and UP. Apply Room 10.
Coz F ST. NV, NEAR ALL COURT AND
Govt. bldgs; heat. light and jaritor fur
nished 500 per month. MR.. ROGERS.
Metropolitan S35c
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

FTRST-COMMERCIAL PROPERTY. 10000
square feet ground: S-room house. Will
sacrifice. Columbia 10043.
PENNSYLVANIA AVE. NEAR WHITE
HOUSE-Excellent commercial building.
with splendid future; leased for 10 years
to responsible merchant at a guaranteed
rental Of 10es net on equity investment
Of S22,0n0; price. S45 900.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO,
1908 II st. NV. National 2345.
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

SIX-ROOM MODERN HOUSE. LARGE LOT
Beltsville. Md. near Government farm. ]
block of Washington Blvd. > miles from
D. c. Apply Standard Oil Station, Wash
ington Blvd. Muirkirk Md.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

"a AND o SITS. s.W-h SO VACANT
ground; suitable used car or building ma
terials. Apply l0l5 18th st. NV, Ind
floor
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EVEN q oUN. EM Do"3.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.
WEST OF CONN. AVE-$10,5O0.
Near grade. Junior and high schools
Center-hall plan. 4 bed rooms. automatic
heat. Lot 75-ft front. wooded. one block
from bus; recondtioned. Immediate pos
session
EpW, H. JONES & CO.. INC.
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S125O0.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
Close in, lust west of Conn. ave. near
the best grade, junior and high schools.
A detached, center-hall Colonial S r. and
. b.. lear garage. oil heat. in perfect con-
ditlon A fine neighborhood to raise a
family. Reasonable terms. JAMES E.
SCHWAB, Rcaltor. Southern Bldg, Dist.
Sl51. or after m. Clev l40s.
S6, 6,25O-ENGLISH BRICK IN MARIETTA
PARK. close to car line. schools and
stores. u rooms. front and rear
porcnes. hot-water heat and hardwood
floors $1,000 cash and $3.50 per
50, 9,0OO-ATTRACTIVE. WIDE. SEMI-DE-
TACHED BRICK near Rock Greek
Park. rooms. = tile baths. oil burner
electric refrigeration. hardwood floors.
large front porch: 53-ft. frontage. Just
reconditioned throughout.
SHANNON 81 LUCHS CO:
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Ss,45O-DETACHED- CHASE
Located between Conn. ave. and Brook
vile I'd: in exceptionally good section Of
Chevy Chase. extremely handy to stores.
Transportation and priced at a figure to
big. bright rooms. fireplace, private side
living porch over the built-in garage. per-
cellar. in fact: a home thoroushly COM
Portable. complete and one you will be
proud to own. II has Just been recondi-
TONED like brand-new. Phone.
r NJ HOOKER; Metropolitan 1868.
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SlO,950.
rIrryTU M AC'
Xl1G6n

S11.750.
Near Mass. and Wis. AYES.
fine semi detached brick. r. and 2
b.. 3-car garage. automatic heat. Fine
condition. Owner moving to new home.
A real buy. JAMES E. SCHWAB. Realtor,
Southern Bldg. Dist. S151, or after 5 pm,
Clev. 140S.
HOME AND BUSINESS.
First commercial zone-can be con-
verted for beauty parlor. bake shop, tailor
or barber shop. delicatessen etc.
s rooms. attic. earage-price $40. 900.
-2O7 KENNEDY ST. NV.
h., Also FIRST commercial. suitable for any
ouslness-6 rms attic: garage. $500.
:.23 CONCORD AVENUE NV.
Next to corner at Kansas ave.
The above properties are in excellent,
fast-growing section-priceS will advance
see them.
.WAPLE & JAMES. INC. OWNERS.
1224 14th St, NV. Dist. 3347.
PRICED BELOW $4,000.
real home with plenty of ground.
Close to Indian Spring Golf Club. Lot
S0x300: good elevation and attractively
Handicapped: aIl-brick home; first floor liv.
rm.. din. rm,, kitchen, pantry. library, bed
rm: and tiled bath; second floor , good
bed rms. tiled bath, and large closets This
is modern home. built in 1925.
THOS. E. FARRELL CO. Realtors.
Evenings Shenherd ISI1W
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4815 WESTERN AVE.

DOCTOR OR DENTIST.
Large corner home having . private en-
trance to two-room office. Living quar-
tiers consist OF six rooms and two baths.
Also lavatory and toilet
Price, $11, ,500-Terms.
Will consider small home in trade.
MOSS REALTY CO.
TOWER BLDG. NET, 1776
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.


SEE US FOR SUBURBAN HOMES: PRICES
range from $1,000 TO $4,000. Small down
payment with low monthly. payments.
Apply PERRY BOSWELL. 1904 r. I. ave.
Mt. Rainier. Md.
ROOMS AND BATH-s4 500
Electricity. gas. h VIII; lear gagaEe; 5 az,
REALTY CO. call Hyattsville 765.
22-ACRE CHICKEN FARM.
Eight-room house. electricity. furnace
heat . chicken houses, garaCe. stream:
81 $50: terms ERWIN REALTY CO. call
Hyattsville 165 Opsn Sunday.
LARGE. MOD. BUNGALOW; I4-FT.
rooms. Oft bath: 2S-ft. dry cellar; lot
l63xc35; close to everything; Hyattsville.
90 min. downtown: 5000 cash: S31
month. GEO. c. WALKER, owner. CIR.
1899. g
CLOSING ESTATE 7-ROOM HOUSE.
over ,. acre; ami. large dry cellar: on
gravel road from Lanham. Nd. and near
Defense Highway. about 25 minutes drive
TO Washington. A nice home at very
reasonable price. Address Box Also.
Star office.
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FOR SALE BY oWNER-3 BED RMS. LIV-
ing. dining. kitchen. refrgerator screened
porches. oak floors. garage Near 5000
Kansas ave. Bargain. $500. Address
Box 40sC. Star Office.
Of center-entrance type on lot with j5-ft.
frontage at s945O. Large living room
rooms. separate breakfast room. basement
srranged to accommodate recreation room,
built-in garage. covered concrete porch:
furred. insulated. screened and weather.
strinped. Call MR.. YOST. Shepherd 3757
evenings: davS. Shepherd 4455
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AUCTION SALES.

THOS. J. OWEN e. SON. AUCTIONEERS.
143l EYE ST. NV.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
CAPITOL HILL,

.,$7.500-Three-family brick. income.
81 10 per month: has hot-water heat, elec-
tricity. 2-car garage: in all, there are 10
rooms and baths. Situated between East
Capitol st. and Penna. ave-. 9 blocks from
Folger Library.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE CORNER
UCCO-OVER-FRAME DWELLING.
TEN ROOMS TWO BATHS HOT.
WATER HEAT tGAS BURNER NO.
33IS SIXTEENTH STREET NV.
WITH METAL, GARAGE
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APARTMENTS fuRh. G. UNFURN.
APARTMENTS uhEURhIsHEp.

S47. .50-65 NJ ST. NW-3 RMS. K1TCH-
en-. bath, hall. Frigidalre: near 3 car lines;
walking distance downtown. Apply Janltor:
MICHIGAN PARKS ROOMS, KITCHEN
private bath. shower, private entrance;
garage Call North S~S0-J.
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Sl2 300.
Just Of Chevy Chase Circle,
Situated in that beautiful wooded area
adjacent 70 the circle and within 3 min
uteS' walk OF transportation. schools.
churches. etc. A most convenient and ex-
ceptionally refined environment. Masonry
house, spacious living room. approx. 26x13;
lovely dining room overlooking rock gar:
den and lily pond perfectly equipped and
well-arranged kitchen. breakfast room 3
splendid bed rooms. tile bath. shower. attic,
slate roof; all modern appointments and
conveniences. Lot 60xl25. garage; vacant.
Liberal terms.
S3S 18th St. NV. District $3.50.
EVENINGS. Cleveland $3.50.
S5.25O-BRICK; SIX ROOMS. BATH
h-wh. hardwood floors. brand
new condition: opposite Soldiers
Home Park.
S6.50O-Underwood st. NV near new
Ga. ave shopping center. Semi
detached brick: rooms. bath
h.-wh.. built-ln garage. terms
to SUIT.
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN 4 CO..
S1S 9th ST. NV. Met. 5400.
Evenings. 6 TO o. Randolph 1900.
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HOUSES For SALE,

PACING LINCOLN PK-BRICK HOME OF
6 rms; alley in rear: rents. $40 per VI:
Investment or home: S6.35O. L1K1NS
no Sail
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
APTs. SUBURBAN WANTED
HOUSES FURNISHED.

APT! OF ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATE
near grade school: unfurn.: $50: afte
March 10. Address Box 397-B. Star ofic
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NEAR CAPITOL.
Corner apartment. 3 rooms. kitchen
and bath. in Calumet Apartments; No. /
srd st. Inlss nss TfR,sl; THRRvASD Sf3 81; s.. NV
Three rooms. kitchen and bath: re-
frigeration on house current; just on
Of 10th st.; rent. S57 .50 ur
Apartment of 4 large rooms kitchen
and bath. In two-family building: Arcola
'es'iS - tRfaosBERT T " SAVAGE.
S07 Union Trust Bldg. Natl. $3.50.
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COLORED-1251 IRVING ST, NV
apts.. rnl., kitchen share bath; gas. elec
heat W: adults only; $50 each.
COLORED-CLEAN. QUIET APARTMENT.
3 rooms bath; heat. electricity included;
SO. Janitor, 2O1 Eye ST. NV.
Evening star., 1937-05-22
Byrd Flight
Duplicated by
Soviet Party
Latest Feat Recalls
Cook-Peary Discou.
cry Dispute.

The Soviet aviators who few over
the North Pole yesterday duplicated
the feat of Rear Admiral Richard
Evelyn Byrd, who reached the top of
the world by air on May 9, 1926.
Lincoln Ellsworth. American eX-
plorer; the Norwegian, Capt. Roald
Amundsen, and the Italian flyer. Um-
berto Mobile, were aboard the dirigible
Norge which crossed over the North
Pole May l3, 1926
The dirigible Italia, commanded by
Mobile, crossed the North Pole twice
on May "a, 1928.
Fourteen other men were aboard
with Ellsworth, Amundsen and Mobile
on the Norge's fight.
DR.. Frederick A.. Cook came into
prominence in September, 1909. by de-
claring he had discovered the North
Pole on April 81, 1908
The late Admiral Robert E. Peary
announced he had discovered the
pole on April 6, 1909.
Both men gave their messages to
the world while en- route back to civ
ilization from the frigid zone. A con-
troversy ragged on both sides of the
Atlantic as to who had discovered the
pole.
Peary made his announcement at
Indian Harbor, Labrador. Cook was
feted and received with honors at
Copenhagen, Denmark.
Finally committee was named to
inspect the data filed by DR.. Cook
with the University Of Copenhagen.
with the result that it was voted in
sufficient to support his claim. Cook
and Peary's expeditions were made by
ship and sled.
Evening star., 1937-05-22
Winner of $4,000
In Ice Pack Break
AuOids Promoters
Bs the Associated Press.

1y the Associated Press.
FAIRBANKS, Alaska, MAY o.
Mervin E. (Buster) Anderson, the bus
driver who won $4,000 in the annual
Tanana River ice break guessing con-
test, tossed his first fan mall into a
WaStebaSket today and served notice
"the danes and promoters might just
as well save their ink and stamps"
Anderson, 81, said he had not re-
ceived any proposals of marriage yet
But the schemers are beginning to
shoot letters his way. several with such
red-hot bonanzas and deals on the
fire that they telegraphed (prepaid,
too).
They're just wasting their money
with those kind of messages. All that
fan mail will go unanswered" said
Buster He sticks with his original
declaration that he will invest his
funds according to his his own ideas
and the advice of his stepfather, E. II.
Strecker, president of the First Ma
tional Bank of Fairbanks.
Anderson still rolls out of bed at
am each morning and covers his
bus route all day.
Anderson won the prize when the
Ice broke up at Nenana at 8:04 pm,
May IL, within minute of the time
he had guessed Anderson also split
$500 with Billy Root, bus line
operator, when they guessed closest
to the time the ice went out to the
Chena River here May II at 1871 am.
Evening star., 1937-05-22
LUXUR|ES IN HUT
OF POLAR PARTY
Soviet Scientists Prepared
for Years Stay to
Study Area.
B. the Associated Press.

b. the Associated Press.
MOSCOW, May 22.-There's a little
black hut at the North Pole today,
fitted out with some Of the luxuries of
home. and ready for a years occu.
pancy.
Tenants Of this portable, fur-lined
domicile are the Soviet scientists, Ivan
Papanin, Ernest Krenkel, Pytor Shir-
sov and Eugene Federov.
They arrived last night in q Soviet
expedition headed by Prof. Otto
Schmidt, and were so sure they would
arrive that Papanin left behind a
complete description OF his new home
and a detailed list Of its contents.
First 1t Is 10 feet long and 6 feet
9l2 inches across, a little undersize
for the normal person house.
It is black In order to distinguish
it from its 1,0O0-mile front yard Of
cleaning ice. and 1t has windows
made OF transparent plastic sub
stance developed in the Soviet Union.
Portable on Ice.
All over all 1t only weighs a little
over 352 pounds. This is 80 1t can be
moved from the path Of cracking ice.
Preparations for the expedition be-
gan last February" Papanin, leader Of
the four, said in the interview, re-
leased this morning.
"The ice breaker Rusanoff took fuel
and a heavy cargo of scientific equip
ment to Rudolph" he said. I'VE
took clothing and fuel for l8 months
and We have a powerful wireless
station powered with windmill and
storage batteries"
And without doubt they have the
most inviting larder in the Arctic
Circle. They took along concentrated
chicken meat from 5000 chickens.
They have concentrated eggs and
milk and sausage In all they have
some 48 different kinds OF food, all
OF high caloric value.
Reindeer Fur Shirts.
The clothing Is a little out OF the
ordinary, too. They'll wear shirts
OF reindeer fur, wolf fur stockings
and fur trousers And under all this,
OF course, WOOlen underWear!'
We'll organize for day and night
duty" Papanin said, in order to
keep constant scientific readings and
watch for e-jamming.
Hourly meteorological readings will
be made. This will be difI1cult, but
we want to obtain the fullest scientific
data about the central part OF the
Arctic Ocean"
Planes will fly food and other ma
terials to them periodically. and the
supplies will be distributed at several
bases in order to prevent complete
loss in any catastrophe.
The entire scheme was minutely
planned. There's even a little dog
along to watch for marauding bears.
Evening star., 1937-05-22
PARALYTIC TO FACE
TRIAL IN Staying
Invalid Confined to Wheel Chair
Accused of Beating His
Mother to Death.

By the Associated Press
LOS ANGELES. May 22-An in
valid confined to a wheel chair by
paralysis must undergo trial on
charges OF beating his mother to death.
George William McKibbon, Al, was
bound over to Superior Court after
preliminary hearing in which tes-
timony Of quarrel with 78-year-old
Mrs. Elizabeth Mckibbon featured.
Detective Lieut. Warren Hudson
said McKibbon admitted after his
arrest he had quarrels with his mother
several times, the last on April 49,
She had threatened to take away
his wheel chair to compel him to
stay in bed" said Hudson. "McKib-
bon told me they got to fighting and
he slapped her
Mrs. Mamie Freeman testified that
when her sister, Mrs McKibbon, was
brought to the Freeman home April
l9 her face and body we're bruised
and her clothes soaked with blood.
She was removed to hospital, where
she died 10 days later
McKibbon did not testify.