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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-06-17
Summer School At FSCW
VIII Begin This Week

TALLAHASSEE, June IT.
Glasses logan this week at the
oath annual summer school OF
Florida State College for Women
which is believed viii prove the
largest simmer attendance on
record here. More than 500 had
registered early in the week and
ina enrolment figures viii not
be known until later.
Opening OF an additional dOrmi-
tory was required as extra reser-
vations came in through the mail
before the formal opening Of
summer school
Six new faculty members have
been added to the summer staff
which totals so teachers. They
are: DR.. A. Fl. Geiger, associate
professor o. education, who is
supervising principal of st. Pc
tersbr-g high school; Mrs. Rainey
Cawthon, Miss Virginia McKaugh-
an, and Miss Catherine Williams,
Of Tallahassee, instructors in the
demonstration school; Miss Rose
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-06-17
PEARLMAN'S SALE
STARTS TOMORROW
BIG SELLING EVENT IS EX-
PEcTED To EXCEED
ALL OTHERS

Twentieth Anniversary of Pearl
mans, Inc, Quality Shop, will be
celebrated with a Sale starting
tomorrow morning at $50 o'clock.
This event is expected to exceed
al others OF its kind in value
giving.
Each year Pearlman's, Inc,
sponsors a sale in June and be-
eause this IS a special occasion
(c0nlpletion OF 20 years in 5usi-
ncEsl. Mr.. Pearlman viii cele-
brate by affo-ding the buying
public an opportunity to make
unusual savings on seasonable
merchandise.
IN spite Of the continuous ris-
ING Of tie market, Pearlman's IS
marking down pr-ees on goods in
his sale so low that he expects
many %. bra R7aEtties of mer-
shahdise foFifiss 4 use.
Today's advertisement on Page
{ Of this issue contains only a
few Of the laree NUM- er of bar
gains offered and there are extra
speciel bargains offered for the
first DAY Of the sale only as ex-
planned IN the advertisement.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-06-17
.RAGTAH UNIT
Is ORGANIZED
MADRID SUPPORTERS CON-
VERIFIED INTO POWER
Full ARMY
BY ALEXANDER n. UHL
CBy Associated PreSSl


MADRID, June 17.-Out of II
months Of bitter warfare has
come a strong loyalist army. well
disciplined, well equipped.
1t is a far cry from the ragged,
poorly equipped peasant and
workers militia that faced Fran
cos professionals ,ast July.
The government proudly cites
the new army as its principal &c
cOmplishment to date-and II
anyone who saw the ragtail band
it started with it is readily aP-
parent that a tremendous task la
organization has been accomplish
ed.
In the beginning the people,
army" was little better than an
armed mob and not too well arm
ed at that. The old army with its
officers was gone and the new de
tenders Of the government were
not only ignorant OF military
ways but instinctively turned
against thoughts of discipline and
organization.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-06-17
MISS EDNA MAE
SAUNDERS RIDES
BIKE OVERHEARD
BEING GOOD SWIMMER. HOW
EVER, SHE WAS ABLE TO
MAKE PIER WITH LITTLE
DIFFICULTY

Mss Edna Mae Saunders had a
breath-taking escape from in
jury yesterday afternoon when
SIZE fell from her bicycle into the
water in the Key West Yacht
Basin. As to her narrowly eseap-
ing drowning, as was reported,
Mss Saunders is an expert swim
mer and was perfectly safe in the
water.
She was riding on one of the
piers, turned around and the wheel
OF her bicycle slipped in a crack
in the flooring of the pier and
when Miss Saunders put out her
foot to catch herself on the guard
rail, missed and plunged into the
water.
Not realizing that she was a
good swimmer, two young men
standing near plunged into the
water to aid her, and were sur
prissd when she came to the sur
face and sad, smilingly, ''Fm all
right and started swimming to
the pier, where she was assisted
from the water.
She entered the automobile o.
another friend and with her BIZ
cycle was driven to her home
thoroughly Wet but none the
verse of for her involuntary
plunge from the pier.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-06-17
Weather Bureau Ready
To Furnish Information
During Stormy Season

Though the teletvpe machine
was installed more than one week
ago at the United States Weather
Bureau, actual hurricane service,
which Is active every year during
the season, was not put in opera
ton until midnight Tuesday.
sam Goldsmith, in charge o.
the observatory during the abb
sence Of G. S. kennedy, who is
on vacation with his family, said
this morning that all instruments
went into operation precisely
midnight on Tuesday. and had
been receiving information since
that time.
The cities in which this means
Of communications are established
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-06-17
Social Welfare Workers
Are Relieved OF Duties

All employees of the Board o.
Social Welfare in Key West hava
been relieved of their positions
and ara now enjoying their regu-
lar vacations which date from
June Is. when the Office in Key
West ceased to 1anctiOa.-as-faF
as they are concerned but which
viii practically close under the
present supervision, it is under
stood, on June 80.
Unless their services are found
to be in demand under the new
director to Re appointed BY Gov
ernor Cone, none Of the recent
employees win return to take Up
their duties which, 1t is generally
sid IN Monroe county, have been
efficiently and ably carried out.
Those who were employed were
Mrs. Beulah Howard, Mrs. Yir-
GINA Baker, Miss Marjorie Gwynn
and the activities OF the office
were directed By Mrs. Gladys
Roberts. The latter is the only
member Of the force actively en-
gagged at present.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-06-17
HI Girls Competing
For 4 Chicago Trips

TALLAHASSEE, JaE1 IL
Florida's largest attended Al
club shot course in history finds
20 sirs still competing for the
most sought afte- prizes-foaE
trips to Chicago and the National
Al Club Congress in December.
Chosen as the five highest 10
each o. four fields in which the
awards are naade were the fol
loving: Clothing, style dress
revue, CI-ire Alice Warfield,
West H-lIsI Gro; Ruth Hendricks,
Dade; Frances Rogers, Marion
Maud Hayes, DGde, and Maggie
Watson, Santa Rosa counties;
Conservation, Aimena Rogers,
GadSden; Betty Rawle, Palm
Beach; Euniee Morgan, Taylor
Martha Lane, osceOla, and Ruby
McGahee, East Hillsbo,O; Food
Preparation, Lola Hayes, Dade;
He'1n Faia, Gadsden; Marta
Winnifred Bolender, Polk; Jennie
Ruth Parish, Jackson; June Good
bread, Palm Beach; Baking, Anna
c. Jensen, Manatee; Dorothy
Boykins. jackson; Lou Belle
GranneH, Dade; Toi Strickland,
Holmes, and Teresa Dagley. Volu-
STA.
Home demonstration officials
viii announce the high girl in
each field later this fall. Mean
while they VIII have an opportun-
ity to better their records.
The short course, which featur-
ed a celebration of the silver
jubilee of home demonstration
work in Florida, ended Friday
night, with a candIelight service
following farewell ceremonies
where Colin English, state super
intendent of public instruction,
was the speaker. Approximately
500 All club girls, home demon
stration officials, jubilee guests
and Others attended the weeks
sessions at Florida State ColEege
for Women.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-06-17

This talk was very instructive
to the cub, il Is said.
Sebastian Cabrera had ~ -
guest j. 4. Fechet. major eene4.
al, U. S. A. tretiredl-
Howard Mechanism had e. ~
guest VIVA v. Little.
John Gardner brought a. BE-
guest Berlin T. FELTON,, 81 M3ae-
euIabe, Fla.
President Gekeler annoanoed
that 80 Officers Of the z65zA
c. A. c. would be with the club
at the regular luncheon Thuraaas.
July 8.
Announcement Was made tn
Boy Scott Troop No. 2 was spon-
soring a Cake Walk, % be heId
at the ArmOTy, Friday night 81
this week.
the present board Of dirctars
viii hold their final EEssetinw q
the home Of President Joan G.
Gekeler, Monday evening. 1ua.
81.
Next Thursday the neWly-eiees-
ed officers Of the club I'll BE- b.
Quoted into Office.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-06-17

|Chiarmonte, instructor IN library
science, WHO is librarian at Hills
boro high school, Tampa; and
c. G. Lind, Instructor IN the dem
onstration scEool who is a teach
er in the manual arts department
at Andrew Jackson senior higE
school in Jacksonville. Three for
mer instructors who have been
engaged here this summer in
clude: DR.. Elinor Minis Brink,
assistant professor OF sociology
Mrs. Mae Knight Clark, OF Miami,
instructor in education and Miss
Helen Feagin, of St. Petersburg,
instructor in art and industrial
art.
The annual Summer school re-
eeption BY the college win take
place tonight, June II, in the
sunken gardens.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-06-17

are New Orleans, Jacksonville,
Key West, Brownsville, Texas,
Pensacola, Mobile, Port Arthur.
Galveston, Corpus Christi, Miami,
Tampa and Houston.
During the hurricane season
the service IS continuous daily
throughout the "a hours, regular
observations being sent out four
times daily, and special informa-
ton being received from ships at
sea and land stations. There are
also special service which keeps
all stations in touch with weather
conditions from all points. The
main brOadeasting points are To-
Gated at jacksonville and New
Orleans.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-06-17
KEY WEST GIRL ON HONOR ROLL OF
FLORIDA STATE Gull ECE FOR WOMEN

TALLAHASSEE, June IT,
Appreciation list or honor roll for
the second semester which ended
recently at Florida State College
Tor Women was announced today
by Registrar S. r. Doyle. Three
hundred and ten students, includ-
ing IL with Is or more hours of
'A". were placed on the list at
this time.
Key West student making the
honor rOl was Rose Appel, sophie
mose, College Of Arts and Scienc-
es.
Topping the scholastic honors
were Miss Anita Peek, freshman.
of West Palm Beach, and Miss
Elizabeth 0rleman, sophomore, Of
Miami, who had II hours each OF
"a" Others making Is or more
hours of "a" included: Miss Kath-
ryn Eloise Andrews, junior, Of
Green Cove Springs. Is; Miss
Frances May Douglas, sophomore,
Miami, 1917; Mis- Mildred f.
Hill, junior, DeFuniak Springs,
Is; Miss Elizabeth II. links,
junior, Tallahassee, Is; Miss An
na Marie Mitchell, senior, Fort
Lauderdale, Is; Miss Sidney
Moore, freshman, Daytona Beach,
15h; Miss Mary Ruth Rogers,
freshman, DANA, 1917; Miss
Frances Vivian Slade, freshman,
jacksonville, 1914, and Miss Jean
Zaeharias, sophomore. Jack.on-
vile. Is.
On the appreciation list which is
the equivalent of a 'sB" average
or better were: I'll students
from the College Of Arts and
Sciences; 81 from the School of
Education; 80 from the School of
Home Economics, and IS from
the School OF Music.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-06-17
MRS. SCHOENFELD
DIES In SEATTLE
SISTER OF Charles FKK OF
UNITED STATES Gus n
TOMS SERVICE 9l5

Charles Falk, OF the U. S. Gus
toms service, yesterday afternoon
received a telegram advising OF the
death of a sister, Mrs. Beatrice
SchOenfeld. in Seattle, Wash.
Mrs. Schoenfeld will be remem-
bered by many Key Westers. She
was the first of the children to
come to Key West with her faith
er, who was at one time a prom
inent cigar manufacturer in Key
West.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-06-17
ID. WEINTRAUB
To GIVE TALK
TO BE GUEST SPEAKER AT
LOCAL SYNAGOGUE To-
MORROW EVENING

David Weintrsub, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Bayman Weintraub of
Key West, who is now a praetic-
ing attorney located in Houston,
Texas, and who is now visiting
here with his parents, viii be a
guest speaker at the local syna-
gogue on Friday evening.
Mr.. Weintraub's many friends
are glad to see him back in the
Island City again.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-06-17
CARL NCRAHAM
GIVEN HEARING
RELEASED BY COURT OWING
TO INSUFFICIENT
EVIDENCE

Carl Ingraham, who was arrest
ed earlier in the week on a charge
Of obtaining goods under false
pretenses, was arraigned for pre-
iiminary hearing in the court OF
Peace Justice Franklin Arenberg
this morning.
Evidence educed at the trial
was considered insufficient to
warrant the accused being held
and his release was ordered by the
committing magistrate.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-06-17
WPA District Director
Comes In Aboard Plane

o. A. Sandquist. director o. ths
Third WPA District IN Fiorida.
with headquarters in Miami. ~.
rived this morning Ia a cas-
guard plane accompanied b. 81
Saunders. head o. one Of the %.
search projects in Key West
Mr.. Sandquist said thaf Ms So
it is regular routine and aftsr :
visit with Area SUPERVISE B
Curry Moreno and othars iz
charge Of WPA projects. BE- 81
return, leaving this afternoon.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-06-17
REV. PEELETO
ARRIVE FRIDAY
HAD BEEN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
DIST CHURCH CONFER a.
ENcE 0IVaa

Rev. Shuler Peele, pastor Of the
Fleming Street Methodist church
Of this city. accompanied by Mrs
Peele, are expected to return to
Key West tomorrow or Saturday,
according to word received from
the reverend, who stopped over in
Orlando for a few days visit.
Rev. Peele is returning for his
fifth year in Key West, and will
preach at both services on Sun
day.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-06-17
NORMAN LOWE
RETURNS HOME

Norman Lowe. president az -
Junior EpwOrth League 81 to-
Fleming Street Methods churcA.
who had been ATTENDING the e.
trict conference 81 the M.-fheslssl
churches Ia ST. Petershurg. -
turned TO Key West last eFeuauw
He reports having had 8 Vsrs
enjoyable stay in 81 PetcEsssEE
and al other points On tn sesi
coast. making q snort step Ia -
ami on the way home.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-06-17
Cuba Brings In 63
Passengers; Also II
Tons OF Freigh|

Steamship Cuba, Of the P. and
%. S. s. Co., arrived this morning
from Tampa with 16 first and
seven second cabin passengers for
Key West; 40 first cabin for Ha-
vana.
Key West arrivals: T. R. KiIle.
P. B. Powers, d. NJ. Sennent, H.
Johnston, Mrs. NJ L. Russell.
Mrs E. B. o'Brien. J. L. Sale, II.
Patterson, T. c. Steward, L. j.
Diaz, G. w. Shaw, ]. S. osteen,
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7. c. Spencer, hrs. H. r. ~
Donald, Mrs o. Lacedonia. -.
S. Albury, J=i,an Symonette. -
RE Symonctte, F-oney Symoneass.
Lillian Synonett.e, Cyna1his 10
ins0n, Z. Gztes. L Vita
The vessel also hroaght ~ tpnE
Of freight and one sack ~ maa
for Key Vest one ton Of fIe.xkl
and PSI sacks Of mai for a.
vana.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-06-17
DARNs OWN SOCKS

NEW York; his suit for
divorce, Walter SeatOn of this
city testified that his wife made
him darn his own socks.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-06-17
Advisory Council Takes Up
Matters In Welfare Work
Dis<uas Appropriation Re-
Gently AulhsEized By Leg
nlalnrs Fer Proposed
Activities

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So - e. aooooe r.ssnily aushor-
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sssssssas mattass dissussed a shs
mssass - rhs Clsis.n's Advisory
eeaeaa Asla Wednesday nishs IN
- senfss..ss rsam a the wPA
tsa&aa
Presses Nsfes ~. >. c. Geke-
- eeFsfarr. treasurer; Clifford
q hsska prsaiaing as chairman;
IA g. Galley. Rev. Wm. j.
Hasaa. Carl nefsal1i. Dr.. VIII
49, b Warfen. dee Pearlman,
- nsheEf spoftsWood, John
$751; Mha Nary 1. Patrick
49, laila 0oeains, az the state
si 81 Health. ard Mrs. Gladys
NaIa8ta
41 une NesF $50 this month
eanlailFe eiiixens uere asked
As aee an a. aaxisory commit.
e. So amuM eagial problems
ah wefe laeinK fhe commanity
eA#u aifsef relief ceased en- Jane
81 Iaas. aua Il as reaiized that
ai fanss won1d b. necessarily
mma ta pfasiae for those uneln.
fata Nha Wefe not eligible
g. ua A. Asslslanee but had
- 49, fallteem.ng from any
as68 Maattr.
Ra9ns&aa Funds
Eanh uea have % b raised
& easrf - tha ail important
Hoa whllh 49, hsen started 81
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g. faallsafsan ~ thls matter's I'M
esaHee nas exAieneed. IL uaa
seeaH. ~ ihe keY Mestcrs Nho
fseee8 themseiess aillinE 60 as
same - reepsnslailitg and their
eaN .a8eonls ana seemed DESTROYS
- eanisnniae . meiical service
NAh ha8 aiEeady proven in
sasaaAle
IMe eItirens uho pledeed
tamselFta e. eantFibute % the
temasaniig Welfare Fund for a
Nsaa 81 pne scar have. Il Is
aaa - the feeeFaa. in most in
ataafes. kepf - taeir donations
eef8 manih ~. Gekelsf. IN be-
49, 81 ~ sixisofr coaneil wish-
80 ~ sald. ia fhmnk those Who
kase A. wilinaiF aided the local
aslIsFs pFazgam and % impress
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t.aa1sN their pFoeTam of dona-
t
A. Te Purpsss
Fhfe hsa useeuflY been given
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eates srFaepgiafion 90 s5.Soo.-
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eHefai anA 4 uas pointed OFT,
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Ea a. faFt fkaf this state fund
3 aaiY a. aaministercd q those
Bmns nha ase faand eligible for
II Age Assistance. Blind Assist
- aaa Az e. Dependent Chil-
as aeeard.nE 30 tie existing
Nsfana
$3.50 af tha fand can Be used
maiHtenanse af thn clinie nor
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afe unaHniaFed ani vet arr
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tefee phassa 81 the Security
MMa ttatea that civic and
81 minlea eitfEens are being
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The Washington times., 1937-10-30

EAST FALLS CHURCd:
The charm of bungalow IN a
suburban section is hard to resist!
So take my advice and stay away
from this one, if you don't want
to be tempted. Located IN East
Falls Church, on lovely shade
lot, it consists of two bedrooms
living room, dining room, kitchen
and bath. The living room is most
cheerful and adjoinS a large
screened porch which could be
used for an outdoor living room,
weather permitting. No housewife
could ask for a more modern
kitchen it has all the new
appointments and is very bright.
y A full basement with an up-to-date
heating plant and a finished sec
ond floor (which could be turned
into additional bedrooms) are just
two more of the interesting fea-
lures. This home is air-conditioned
>. has a detached garage :. and
Is pf1CeQ DSlOW So,UUU'
$500 BLOCK FLORIDA AVE:
For a family whose needs de-
mand four or more bedrooms this
unusually lovely house would seem
to be the answer! This house has
the charm and spaciousness Of the
house built a few years ago. 1t is
constructed of frame and brick
the first floor consists Of a
sun room with three exposures,
dining room 12x1412, a living room
15x26 with a wide, deep log burn
ing fireplace, a kitchen with plenty
of space to move around in Zone
that mother would love), pantry
for the preserves :. canned goods
>and what have you, and a break
fast room Of a fair size. Upstairs
there are four master bedroom!
Aand two up-to-date baths, tiled
These rooms are extremely large
land each contains good close
space. The basement has a maid
room, lavatory, laundry tubs, dou
BILE storage room and oil heating
plant. And there is a built-in ga
rage! The entire property ha
been redecorated and renovated
throughout, yet none of the charm
has been lost. In the kitchel
there is a new range with hea
control =. all the baths are tilet
and modern &. . there is new elec
trical wiring throughout ir
laid linoleum . and a good man.
other outstanding features will b
The Washington times., 1937-10-30

,found in this home. The locatlon
is perfect just two blocks to
buses, three blocks to schools and
churches!
1900 BLOCK, BURKE ST. s. e.
($7,45O Brick HOmes):
Unouestionably this is a real
value! But, don't take my word
for it, go out and investigate 1or
yourself. The builder had in mind
the average family who want to
live within their income and still
at the same time plan for the
future, These homes cannot be
duplicated at the price they are
offered for as the building ma
terials have increased in cost con-
siderably since they were started.
They have six well sized rooms and
a sleeping porch (three OF the
rooms being bedrooms). You Will
find that the two baths have the
latest type fixtures, and they are
beautifully finished. In the base
ment, besides automatic heat,
there is a finished recreation room
that will save wear and tear on
the upstairs living room. Nothing
that will aid in the art Of perfect
living has been forgotten, so take
a tip from me and visit the
sample house that is now open
for inspection. $500 down and
$3.50 a month carries these
houses.
S4,975-RIVER TERRACE
oath and Benning Rd., N. EO:
The value of this planned op-
Grafton is enhanced by its splen-
did location, and because Of the
original ideas embodied here. In
constructing these houses the
builder had in mind the moderate
salaried man, who wishes to live
well, but who must restrict him.
self to a budget. They are made
UP of five rooms all brick .
and they have steel easement
windows. Each house has beau
tifully tiled baths in brilliant
colorings with chromium fixtures.
The kitchens are all electric, and
the Easements have an up-to-the
minute heating plant. In consid-
ering one Of these homes for your
permanent residence. bear in mind
that all the equipment and ma
terials used in their construction
compare favorably with any house
in the $4,000 bracket. When this
development is completed, 1t will
be a city within a city .. shops
recreation center and beautiful
homes.
The Washington times., 1937-10-30

MASTER bedrm., unf.. priv. b., 2 closets,
8 expos; $50. 410 GEORGETOWN Rd.,
Bethesda, Md. Wis. 3507.
The Washington times., 1937-10-30
MANSION CLUB

MD. AVE. n. E. 135L-Nlce Anu y: s:oa Fn
suitable for / or Q. near oatn. go
month; home cooked meals.
The Washington times., 1937-10-30

TTP0TTPNE pr. n. w., 1745-on Mt.
pIooSsnt cars Two I'd fl. single rms,
home privileges and excellent meals; $50
a n1onth Adams 9002.
The Washington times., 1937-10-30
HOME. HUNTING
With Barbara Holmes

If YOU are interested any of the places described bsLo0 '0 pno
or call ON Barbara Holiness 1919 St. N Dist ozoO or D4 OO0
The Washington times., 1937-10-30

223O MASS. AVE N. ".
Vacancies in beautiful studio rooms;
rooms for young men or girls: home-cooksa Si
;IeSe.. also vacancies in double rooms Tor
students walking distance downtown
The Washington times., 1937-10-30

1451 Park Rd. N. W.
$40 S0 room, kitchen dinette II
and bath. Refrlg. on b. ..
Res. Mgr.
$50 Emerson st. N. W.
&AS m Q rooms. kitchen. dinette
V4O'OV and bath Includes elec-
tricity and refrigeration.
Ask for tantor or call
Georgia 6996
s42.5O +, roq% m, Ei'fs:R s:'2,.:13s;ss Slas.,:
on b. C Elevator. Res.
Mgr. metropolitan o636. H
1902 Summit Pl. N. W. |
cA0 IN Q rooms. kitchen. dinette |
P7"'"" and bath. Refrigeration 1
on h. c. Elevator. Res.
Mgr, Adams 104so.
414 Seward So. S. E.
| eA7 sN Q rms. kitchen dinette
i P4"'0V and bath Q squares from |
Congressional L brsry
Res Mgr.. ATT. 4o7s.
31OO Warder st. N. W. !
CAT SO (Cor irving and Warder
P4''O StsI rooms. kitchen.
dinetts and bath Refrig-
GRAFTON on c. Res Mgr..
II Columbia 4lSS.
1880 r. l. Ave. N. E.
$50 SD rooms kitchen. dinette.
~OS' bath and porch Retr1g-
Grafton on b c. Elevator.
Res Mgr NO. 1857.
236 Mass. Ave. N. z.
S42.5O l and rooms. Kitchen. rt
80 dinette and bath Refrig'
nr1sn Grafton on b C. Elevator.
@O O''OV Res. Mgr. Atlantic 61s2.
1914 18th St. N. ".
$500 sns and D.'h 'oG%a; so9a.l KITCHEN sp;..
and cross ventilation RefriE-
S65.OO sratioT s. NO. on nEc.,Er : Eleys1Hs' safs
1918 Kenyon st. N. W.
4 eco SO . rooms. kitchen, dinette,
II %OG'"V bath and Murphy bed,
II Refr igeration. elevator.
Il switchboard ReG Mgr.
II Columbia S42b.
/ 1920 Conn. Ave.
s45.OO S,D.9'I :@a 5sSS ;eS%', t!ssR:n. ds4a:P.
II and overlooking park. RefriS.
III S6S IN Grafton on b. c. Switch
P"' board Res. Mgr. CLeVe-
II land 0764
Il 2l45 Calf st. N. W.
$1,000 81 ,0G@; Sa;b h''snsq sosPs.SH dn.:,: ~.
II posure RefrIg on b Q
II Res MEr NO 1880
Il 4700 Conn Ave.
$4,000 s,'S ICONS .Ds t'casO sHrtS lSeIsT:: StGss
II gas and electricity Re-
II frigeration on h. C. Switch
II board elevator Res MET.
II Cleveland 0S46
II 1910 BiltmOre N. ".
C6S M rooms, kitchen and bath.
H Refrigeration on b. c.
Il ana Elevator. Res. Mgr., AID.
H $3.50 s493.
Real Estate Mortgage and
Guaranty Corporation
1910 K St. n. W. National laos