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Government Plans National
Census OF The Unemployed

WASHINGTON. D. G. lamp =
In an effort to get an accurate.
first-hand picture Of the unemploy-
ment situation, nationally, 81 mil
lion families all over the country
viii receive on November IS ~ CO.
pies Of the unemployment census
QUESTIONABLE sent out by the gov
eminent John D. Biggers viii be
administrator Of the special census
and data obtained viii be tabulated
by the Bureau of Census.
Only the unemployed members
Of families win be asked to fill out
the QUESTIONABLE, which win con-
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-10-08
Louise Thompson Returns pOith
Glowing account of Volunteers

NEW YORK (By Ted Poston
for AMP Accorded opportuni-
ties of advancement denied them
In the World War, Negro voiun-
teers in the Loyalist army have
distinguished themselves in the
Spanish civil war and played an
important part in routing General
Francois fascist insurgents, it was
revealed this week.
One Of the first Authentic re-
cords Of the Negro soldiers hero-
ism il Spain was brought back last
week by Miss Louise Thompson,
secretary of the English section
Of the International Worlke 5 ord
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tain about IA questions. Admini-
strator Biggers said the blanks will
be distributed by mail carriers with
the urgent request that they be
filled out by unemployed persons
and placed. in the mail by Novem-
Der 20. The administrator added
that filling out the blank was pure
ly voluntary that there would be
no penalties for failure to do so,
and that an unemployed person
should feel that 1T is to his in
terest and for the welfare of the
country that he register complete
ly and accurately"
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-10-08
Messenger For Senator
Black Has Local Relative

Through the Associated Negro
Press comes the news that Justice
Hugo l. Black has Jewish clerk
and a Negro Catholic special mes
senger OF interest to local resi-
dents is the fact that Leon Small
wood the messenger, is cousin
Of Mrs Everett Gibson, 1927 oath
Ave. NY cousin, says Mrs. Glib
son. was a messenger in the Sem
ate for number Of years before
this new appointment. am proud
Of the fact that he IS progressing
80 nicely at the national capitol. Ho
Is married and has four children"
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-10-08
Church Scene Of Debate

"Should Women Demand from
Men Extra Courtesy When They
Also Demand Equality 2" win be
the topic discussed at First A.M.E.
Church November 2. Six debaters
viii take part in the discussion.
Mrs. Russell and Messrs. Hyatt
and Frazier viii act as judges.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-10-08

MONTGOMERY. Ala. Co
The state supreme Court granted
a stay o. execution Of the 75-yeaE
penitentinry sentence - Haywood
Patterson, one Of the scotfsbopo
boys. Monday. pending outcome Of
the appeal to the U. S. Supreme
Court. The stay automatically
takes Patterson off the Alabama
chains ana remanda him to q
jan eeIl
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-10-08
Hampton Dozens

HAMPTON, Va. Hampton In
stitute opened its Fan term Sep
TENDER %. The enrolment at the
close Of the first day, as announc-
ed by the Registrar. Miss RATHER
inc b. Read, was 1898 men and
women.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-10-08

WASHINGTON Co Under
the provisions Of the 1888 soil con
ssrvation program. Just annotlp-sd
by Secretary If Agriculture Henry
A Wallace. terants and shareenop-
pefs VIII receive a larger share Of
government payments than here
tofore. The 80 program says In
al regions payments VII be civld-
ed between landlord anf saant IN
the proportion That they share in
the principal crop, or al crops and
practices on the farm Prior to
this. landlords got 70 per cent and
tenants % per cent
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KEEP OFF DATE NOVEMBER
25, THANKSGIVING DANCE AT
FINNISH HALL.
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DUBLIN, Ca. (PEs) John
" undsrWood. youthful Mayor Of
Mount Vernon. Ca. was seriously
wounded last week when he tried
to intervene between an aroused
posse and an aged Negro, suspect
ed Of harborjng a fugitive in rape
case.
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NEW York Max sEsr-
gan. former Z secretary. has be-
gun teaching a course in Negro
history and culture IN the School
Of Education Of the College Of the
City Of New York Mr.. Yergan Is
the second colored lecturer n q
New York CITY institution Of high
er learning. the first being Or.
James Weldon Johnson, who lee
lures At New York University
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NEW YORK co. The Ma
honal Urban League has notified
colored medical social workers Of
3 chance to compete for jobs in
the Children's Bureau OF the De-
partment Of Labor. Civil Service
examnations FOR medical social
workers. with pay from $4,000 to
$500 per year. win be held on
October Is.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-05-08
Plan Southern
Baptist Meeting
At New Orleans
10000 May Attend An
nual Session to Open
Next Thursday

NEW ORLEANS, May s. (Spc-
ciaD-For the fifth time in its
history since 1S45, the Southern
Baptist convention will meet IN
this city May 1916, with PreeSl-
dent John r. Sampcy, Louisville
Ky, presiding. The indications
are that an unusually large num-
Der of messengers and visitors,
perhaps 10000, coming from each
of the eighteen southern states
and the District Of Columbia, will
attend this meeting.
Among the number Of pre-con-
vention meetings that will attract
widespread interest will be the
Woman's Missionary union, aux
iliary to the Southern Baptist
convention, which will meet on
Tuesday and Wednesday, May IL
u, in the Municipal auditorium.
This organization, of which MIS-
F w. Armstrong, PlattSburg,
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Mo, is president, and Miss Kath-
leen Mallory, Birmingham, is cor
responding secretary, added more
than $2,OOO,000 the past year to
the offerings Of the convention
for missions, education and bencv-
olences.
The laymcn of the south, under
the leadership of DR.. }. Il. Hen
derson, Knoxville, and Lawson H.
Cooke, Memphis, will hold rally
in the auditorium of the Roose-
welt hotel all day Wednesday and
pre-convcntion pastors confer
cncc under the direction Of DR..
NJ. +. Dodd, Shreveport, a former
president of the convention, will
be held at the historic First Pres
bytcrian church at the same time.
According to the advance re-
ports from all the agencies of the
convention which have been re-
ccived at the Baptist headquarters
in Nashville, marked progress has
been made along practically every
line. The financial report will
show decided increase over any
year since the depression set IN.
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Norton looked up in surprise.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-05-08
NOTICE OF SERVICE OF
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION
North Carolina
Henderson County
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
Mary NJ. Summey, Plaintiff


Henderson County
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
Mary NJ. Summey, Plaintiff
VS..
Robert Lee Summey and wlle,
Mrs. Robert Lee Summey, ana
the heirs-at-law, known and I'M
known, of Robert Lee Summey,
born and unborn, Defendants
The defendants and leach OF the
above named will take notice thaI
an action entitled as above mas
been commenced in the Superior
Court of Henderson County, Tor
the purpose on the part OF 'he
plaintiff of selling at public auc-
ton for partition the land known
as a part of the old Langdoh
Summey farm, containing approx
imately twenty acres, ana Ihat
said defendants, together WIN al
other persons who may be heirS-
at-law of Robert Lee Summeg
whether born or unborn, will take
notice that they are required ~
appear in the office of the ClerN
of Superior Court of said C0Hn 1
ty, on the 7th day of June l9o 4
OF within ten days thereafter, ana
answer or demur to the petitiSh
of the plaintiff, or the relief de-
manded will be granted. o-
This 9Th day of May, 1851
GEO. w. FLETCHER,
5-S-Sat-4tp
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AFRAID p! II: 10 (! .61c

Young Andrews, eh? Well, that
does complcate matters. John
Hendry would never have me cut
ting in on Andrews territory d.
the lucky devil"
He leaned closer, and once
again his dark eyes looked INTO
her very soul.
"You know you are quite the
lovcliest girl?" he murmured.
"Your face has haunted me, ever
since | met you
Joan sQuirmed.
There's something about you
that reminds me of someone
Norton persisted. Someone |
knew q. did you ever live in Cal
ifornia ,"
"Nor Joan almost shouted the
denial, drawing away from his
nearness. Quickly, however. she
gathered her wits. "That is she
amended, less violently, mot since
was Il baby. | was born in Sacra-
mento, but my family left Cali
fornia when | was still an infant.
DorOthy'S spirit lowered over
prompting, strengthening.
Norton smiled. But you did
come from California, | knew It,.
You can always tell a Sunshine
girl Who was your father? |
might have known him. | lived
in Sacramento for years -
Joan's nerves were Qulvermg.
She couldn't fool this man. His
eyes saw too much. Even now
they were probing, seeking, Won
dering what caused her hesitation
Was he tOrmenting her, knowing
full well who her father was? -,
With all the strength of VII!
she possessed. she forced herself
to smile. and to answer lightly.
81 imagine my father stayed IN
Sacramento just long enough for
me to Join his family | really
come from a long line of gypSieS'
California was just one more
stopping-off place
Ito be continued)
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He went through the agreement,
slowly, thoughtfully. Occasionally
ne dictated a paragraph to be add
ed or changed. As she took down
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-05-08
Lobster a Ia Mode tor Mrs. Simpson

A gown the acquaintance OF
Mrs. Wallis Warfeld Simpson
will eye hungrily is a Schiapa-
relli creation of white mousScllne
on the skirt of which is emblaz-
oned a huge, realistically BRILL
ant lobster that extends from
waistline almost to the hem. The
crustacean is garniShed with
stray flowers. The bodice moldS
the figure, has a daring decolle-
tage and is joined to the skirt by
a wide band of lobster rcd satin.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-05-08
cows MEMORY LONG

LONDON. (UP). - Five years
ago c. Dowson of Rudstone, sold
a COW to a farmer at Burtain
Agnes, five miles away, and sent
it by road to it's new home. The
other day the cow turned up again
in Dowson's farmyard, and when
he opened the barn door it went
straight to the stall it occupied
five years ago.
Uruguay is substituting exports
of canned meats.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-05-08

SPRING FEVER
Feel lackadaisical? Restless? Spend a lot Of
time day-dreaming, or looking out Of the
window at nothing in particular? The chances
are you have Spring Fever, and ought to do
something aboutit
One good cure is to buy yourself new hat, Or
new shoes, or best Of all a comp lete new outfit.
Life takes on pleasanter glow when you step
along in bright new clothes or dress up the
house, porch or lawn with new furniture.
Another cure is to blow yourself to big eve
ning---dinner, flowers, theater, everything
:. Another is a trip somewhere for day or
week or even monthly refresh yourself
1850, v 'is.E q EnC1tn~~lQ E2{t 49,
with new scenes, new faces, new new, experiences
The advertising columns Of tbs newspaper
from day to day contain fine suggestions tor
curing Spring Fever. Things you like to nave "
---at prices you can ca. easily afford
Il paws to follow the advertisements, you
TTras51 i. 80 t,.t Dis ,Gfi&&E el J0u
know. because they keep abreast with what's
~ t.cra.l5u tGY ht:Ep abreast E{asAa WEaas
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$4,000 Theft
LAID TO KIN

DENVER, May 7 G.N.SO.
Theft of a widows $3.50, 900 fortune
was charged here today against her
college-bred nephew.
Federal agents. announced the
accusation had been made against
John Thomas Watson, 26, on the
complaint of his aunt, Mrs. Aaron
Blous, of Denver. 49,.
watson. it was alleged, took
$4,000 in cash from q cache in a
pail in the basement of his aunt's
home and stole another 500, 900
from her safe deposit vault before
fleeing last month.
In addition, the agents averred,
he forged the name of Mrs. Blous
to q number Of checks.
He is believed seeking refuge in
Europe, en- route there aboard a
transatlantic liner.
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ment house and is estimated to
cost in the neighborhood Of $780,
600. It Is to be located in West
Avenue and when completed will
house "a apartments. The Capital
Building Company obtained the
permit, according to Warthan.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-05-07
NOBLE POWELL
CATHEDRAL
NEW DEAN

Amid impressive, dignified cere-
mony, the Very Rev. Noble c.
Powell was installed as dean Of the
Washington Cathedral yesterday
by Bishop James Freeman.
A long procession of clergy
formed in the Cathedral crypts,
and at 4 p. m. filed up the south
transept steps into the edifice to
the measured diapason Of the
organ.
Rite in Great Choir
With robes rustling, the process
sion joined the canons and lay
members of the Cathedral Chapter
Of the Great Choir from which the
voices of the singers rose, to echo
in the vaulted spaces above their
heads.
AS Bishop Freeman intoned the
solemn service, and escorted the
new dean to his stall, hush brood
ed over the crowd which over
flowed all available seating ar
rangements in the unfinished
building.
Paid Tribute
Bishop Freeman paid tribute to
the dean as zone of a singularly in
teresting and varied spirit" and
wished him well in his office with
thu Ta;k1;onI ~ i,1VAofinVo
"Gtace be unto you, and
peace, from God our Father and
Jesus Christ"
He then led the Dean to the
altar as the ceremony closed with
the Benediction. The installation
conceded with the Feast Of the
Ascension.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-05-07
2 NEW JOBS SLATED

SILVER SPRING. Nd, May Z.
Two building construction projects,
one Of which got under way in
the Silver Spring area this week,
will increase the total construc-
ton cost for the eastern suburban
area nearly 100000.
Ground has been broken for a
new office building adjacent to
the new Post Office Building
which is estimated to cost approx
mately $4,000, according to Ger
aid Warthan, building inspector
for this area. The building, being
constructed by DR.. w. B. Mehring,
will be a two-story brick structure,
Warthan said.
The other project is an apart
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HOUSES UkFURNiSHED.
CHEVY CHASE. D

CHEVY CHASE D. c.
noe,n rooms bath and lavatory. screened
$500 Conn. Ave. Cleveland 1900:
SUMNER COOL SPOT-CLOsE IN.
New; 9 rms, 2 baths. recreation rm.; In
s s7s and near pa1k. Aysilable June lst
or phone Clev. 23s5
IN PETWORTH,
ing room. dining room. 3 bed rooms.
kitchen and bath: 3 porches built-in
S4o4 ss5 fqFaishsd $40 s6sd
1uS PARKCREST DRIVE
Silver Spring. Md.
.n g rooms rooms; bath, garage. electric range
WEAVER BROS, INC,
Washington Bldg District 94s6
BRICK BUNGALOW; 8 LARGE ROOMS.
gam x N. attic oil heat. garage; close-in;
Bur Hen i''o brick corner: reconditioned;
3 rooms. 2 baths. large bed rooms; deep
RALPH MoRGAL1,
9e3 18th St NV. Natl. 1853
IF YOU WILL CALL, WRITE
or phone us, we will be glad to
give you information con-
corning our available units,
which vary in size, price and
location.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
REAL ESTATE.
92b 18th st. NV Phone National 2100
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THE MOZART
1880 Fuller St. NV.
At Mozart Place,

Apts. Of 2 and 3 rooms, modern.
completely equipped kitchen and
bath; S57 30. $4,000 $500. Jani-
tor. Columbia T45l.
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1916 P STREET NV.
1913 p STREET NV.

Apt. of 4 rooms. kitchen and bath
with porch, S62 so; Janitor on
premises. Potomac 2S15-W.
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FULTON COURT

1881 Seventeenth St. NV.
Apts. Of 2 and 3 rooms, kitchen,
bath and porch: $4,000 and $50. 90.
Resident manager. Adams 1910,
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LOVELY CORNER.

This delightful home in nearby suburb
contains six large rooms and bath. It
may be purchased on very ADVANTAGEOUS
| terms. Call me for complete information.
Mr. Lynch Adams 1896
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THE EMBASSY
1913 Harvard St. NV.
At Mt. Pleasant ST

Apt. Of 9 rooms. dinette. bath, mod
ern kitchen equipment: $1,000. Ele-
vator and secretarial telephone serv-
ice. Resident manager. Adams 1900.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-05-19
GLOVER PARK HOME.

Six rooms bath, front porch. two rear
porches, built-in garage. This home is be-
ing completely redecorated from cellar to
attic. Two doors from bus service. Price
SS.45O and terms to suit. An appoint
ment to inspect this home may be made
lhrQNRh Mr n
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THE LoMBARDY

Apt of room dinette. kitchen and
bath, electricity included. Janitor.
1915 P st. NV.
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lob Eye st. NV.
Apt Of ! room, kitchen and bath:
S47.50. Elevator and switchboard
service. Resident manager. West
1850.
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ONLY $3.50 CASH

with S55 monthly payment will buy this
delightful hve-room brick home. It has =
near schools and transportation in . new
section. Phone w. G. Richardson. North
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1125 18th St. NV.
S50-Apt. IA room. kitchen.
bed: Frigidaire on house meter.
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CHATEAU IhIERRY

1870 s st. NV.
Apis. OF ! and 2 rooms, kitchen and
bath, elevator; $4,000 and $50 90.
Resident manager, North O272.
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2zz9 BANCROFT PLACE NV

Ant. of 2 rooms. kitchen and bath.
$3.50. Also 5 rooms. kitchen and
Q baths: $4,000. Resident man
ager, North 1850.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
l RIM, KITcHENETTE SLEEPING PORCH.
Clarendon 63-M WV
4 LARGE. UNFUR. RMS; ELEC-. HEAT
incl; S65. Must be seen to be appreciated.
Adults 3S0s N. 10th and N. Quincy St..
BROOM FyRN. APT. $50; EVERYTHING
included 105 Jefferson ave, Riverdale,
Nd Greenwood 11s2-M
LYON APIS. CLARENDON-TWO BED
rooms, living room. large kitchen. porch:
relrlseraton; automatic hot water; 3 ex-
posures completely, newly furnished; 2 bus
nnes' June l to Sept. Is. Walnut 1851
FL
$40, WOLFE ST, ALEXANDRIA. VA
COOL room, kitchen. pvt. bath, cleo refe,
fireplace; lawn ideal location; furn. S35;
unfurn.. S32 SO. Alexandria 1046-W.
TAKOMA PARK, $40 CARROLL AVE
shepherd $751; $685. garage adults $3.50
TAKOMA PARK-COMPLETELY FUR
hlshed cool; large rooms. elec. kitchen.
path; for Summer months S45 900
khennenec aye. Takoma Park. Md. Shep-
2 LARGE WELL-FURN1sHED HOUSE
keeping rooms; ami: garage: Is minutes
doWntown; spacious shaded grounds 1898
columbia pike, Arlington. Va. 49,
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$40 K St. NV.

&75-Apt. 207-3 rooms. kitchen
and bath; electric refrigera-
ton on house meter.
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A BRICK BUNGALOW.

This attractive home has I'VE large
rooms. light attic and hot-water heat.
sonable terms to responsible party. Call
Mr. CumninqS nNcafur o4Q6
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the GUTHRIDGE
2l15 F st. NV.
Apt. Of ] room and bath: $40. 90.
rooms. kitchen and bath: $500.
Elevator and switchboard service,
Resident MANAGER, West 1871.
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925 18th ST. NV. National 621O
FOR LESS THAN RENT
81 900 cash and $40 per month will en-
able you to own this dandy brick Runga.
low. Close to town in nearby suburb,
lNst OF 18th Street bus line. Five nice
rooms. bath. hot-water heat. For inspec-
ton call Mr.. Cunningham for appointment.
Shep Ana
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1862 Mintwood PI NV
1881 Euclid St. NV.

X75-Apt. 402-3 rooms, kitchen
and bath: 3 exposures:
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SAUL'S ADDITION.
So, 500-Excelleat home buy. Detached
home on lot IA It. deep; rooms a
BED ROOMs) and finished third-noor
garage. Ali in in very - GOOD condition.
BOSS d PHELPS NATIONAL 1900.
EVENING PHONE. CALL MIR. WAASER.
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1873 CONN. AVE. NV.
Near @ St.
Available May Goth. Upper floor
contains apis. Of 2 rooms and bath.
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FOR SALE AT COST.

IN ARLINGTON COUNTY.
Attractive new 6-room house, $3.50.
Also new 7-room. l l2-bath house. $6,450.
service. MR.. BRYANT Decatur lllI.
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Mr.: WASHINGTON GOLF AND COUNTRY
C1ub-Army oficer leaving city. charm
Ing brick-and-stone .center-hall home. sur
large rooms a bed rooms, 3 tue baths.
automatic oil heat. fully insulated fire:
place. 2-car garage; stores nearby: . real
we're At low price. Phone National 0s56
. for 1uu details,
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So, 750-NORTH CLEVELAND PARK.
Ihls modern elght-room home is STU
ated In beautiful North Cleveland Park
between Wisconsin and Conn. ayes, on
high elevation. and now being done over
ike brand-new. Is brick and stucco con-
Struction on nice lot with pretty shrub
pery and garage; handy to schools.
stores and excellent transportation North
Cleveland Park is Washington's prettiest
close.in suburb and here is the most out
Phone
R. M HOOKER. METROPOLITAN 1854.
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REAL ESTATE
02b 18th St NV Phone National 21f
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IN PETWORTH,

1921 4th st. n.w.-Colonial home. Liv-
ing room. dining room 3 bed rooms.
kitchen and bath: 3 porches; buit-ln
garage $50 furnished $40 unfinished.
14O4 CAFRTTZ Dist 1880
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T1& "NJJ. NVe. N. W.
Bachelor apis. for women-con-
tanning l room and semi-private
bath. Maid service available.
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C.
rooms. bath and lavatory, screened
porch, finished attic; $50.
EDW. H. JONES e. CO..
b520 Conn Ave Cleveland O3O0