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of River House. and she had been
given no chance 20 make him feel
arv uncertainty about the acquiS-
itron of the Kieth property. HIS
attitude. so in contrast WIN
PAGES aggressive eagerneSS. plqu-
cd Denny. His remark about her
behavior that night in the woods
sr;u ranked. So, when she met
him. which was seldom, she treat
cd him with certain formallty,
addressing him as Captain
Bourne. while she called Page by
his first name.
Steps sounded on the terrace
outside the living-room door.
She turned to see Doctor van
CIeve entering with sturdy,
sandv-haired man in cream-color-
ed flannels-the Reverend Dudley
Grey. The latter'S blue eyes twink
led in fresh. pink-Skinned face
and ne carried himself like an Of
ficer on parade. The Command
er" every one called him. and he
was in truth a British naval Of
ficcr turned Episcopal missionary,
because Of 4 dcath-bHd promise to
MS Younger brother, a chaplain
rncrtally wounded in the Battle OF
Jutland.
Denny had been deeply touched
by the Commanders story. not a
word OF which she had heard from
the miSSionary'S lips. But Harry
lad told her how the officer had
resigned from the service to which
ne he'd devoted twenty-five years
of his life. sacrificed personal ad-
vancement. re nounced the naval
life which he loved. and entered
i seminary 10 make good his word
20 tie dying man. When he was
ready FOR the missionary field, his
only request was that he be sent
some place where his Majesty S
flee, had never touched. Some
place where they won't remember
ne as a roiStering lieutenant
commander. he had said.
Ta~n:gan was the answer.
For three years now he had been
doing his matter of fact British
best as dOc.or. dentist. priest,
mediator and midwife 10 the Hhal-
tan tribes.
Denny had already grown fond
of the missionary. She greeted
him warmly and directed him to
his favorite chair.
Doctor. won't you stay and join
us il a cup Of tea?" she asked,
turning 10 Van Cleve. She had
little hope of MS assent, he had so
perSiStently refused all her previ-
Gus invitations.
Now. 10 her surprise. he took a
seat opposite the Commander.
Thank you. I shall be glad to, =
he said leaning YEARLY against
the back of his chair.
Rio Carew came in from the
terrace. Hello. everybody" she
said. sitting down near the Com
mander. What an hOnor!' she
dIawled. eyeing Van Cleve from
under inSolent lids. Our dis
tinguished misogyniSt taking tea
with the ladies'"
Because the doctor had openly
avoided her from the first. Rio
took a perverSe delight in batting
him. So far her jibtG had brought
forth nothing but an occasional
monosyllabic reply, courteous and
cold. Often, as now, he had stared
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SYNOPSIS

SYNOPSIS
Denise Keith. lovely San Fran
cisco sociahte. is enroute TO Tar
,,ioon Canada. aboard ReVelry
Romne's Stikine Maid TO Speho
hrptino season at her late Ia
tbar's lodge River House" There
was a proviSo in Larry hel'H ,
will that his daughter must 90 tillS
before selling the property. Eight
een wears ago. when Denny wa"
onIv six her selfish mother oyI-
via had divorced Larry because
no would not sell his hunters ouI-
fitting business on the StlNlile
River and live in San Francisco,
Although Sylvia remarked, Larry
never stopped loving her. AinouS
the passengers aboard the Ma10
are Rio Carew. wealthy olVorcee'
Derek Haskell. Larry'S coAeSe-
bred, half-breed guide. with Wlloih
Rio is enamoured: Dr.. Pool van
CIeve a surgeon suffering from Z"
nervous breakdown and very oll-
fer towards all women; and Harp
MacFarlane. Larry'S veteran tore-
man. Just acoSS the Canadian DOT
dor the boat anchors for the nl"nl
and everyone goes ashore to dan''
in the grove. Alone with Bourne
ON the bank. the romantic sur
ro,,ndings cast a spell over Denny
and she kisses him. completely
forgetting her fiance. Murray
Hart When Bourne responds she
becomes frightened ana puIlS
away. Revelry apologies out
warns: IN this country no girI
dares do what YOU did tonight -
unless" Inundated, Denny
flees to her stateroom. vowtng to
avoid him. but the next day he
appears to have entirely forgotten
the incident. She decides to adopt
the same attitude. but plans to re-
taliate for the offense when theE
reach Tarnigan. One m2Thoo
would be to sell River House 10
Jack Page. captain of the IaHu
Wind and Bowne'S rival. Page has
decided to disregard 2 gentleman s
agreement between his late talher
and Bourne'S that the Pages "ouio
stay away from the Stikine as
there was business enough Tor
only one outfit. The Maid final
" arrives at Tarnigan. The FOL
lowing three weeks. Page showers
Denny with attention N an effort
TO obtain River House, WhlIe
Bourne tends TO business. Honey
10 disapproye5 and COnides in her
beau. Harp. that Page is gong
furtively with Willow. DereH S
half-sister. ReJurnIng from r!oe
with PAGE. Denny GOES INTO the
living room where pictures Gt
herself. her mother and The first
Larry Keith adorn the walls.
Looking at the latter, Denny IS re-
minded OF Harp's words: Your
father looked like His NibS. Same
dent in his chin. It's the sign OF
a man who's soft with women. y
And. then. for no reason she re-
membered Revelry BOurne'S chin.
His mouth was firm above the dent
in his chin and-a shiver Of re-
memberance ran through her--it
had a vlvet warmth -.
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IWTHF CAPTIVE BRIDE"
BIZ 9ARRE77 wlALoUoAsy

down a. the floor, saying nothing.
We'll, Van" she called nm
that because she had an idea ne
resented it soon you'll be way
out in the great open spaces, where
there's nothing feminine to offend
your eye. Except the females OF
the Species" she amended.
The Commander, obviously dis
tressed. tried to change the sub
iect by saying My word, Mrs.
Carew! This country certainly
agrees with you. You're as vivid
and sparkling as jewel today!
The doctor remarked acidly.
Whenever you see a jewel of a
woman. you can be sure some fool
man is paying for her brilllancc.
Rio was disconnected by this
unprecedented retaliation, but
only for a moment. She retorted
with mock sweetness. But one
knows, does one not. dear Doctor,
that you have never been out OF
pocket for any such reason" She
raised the cigarette in her mouth
so that the Commander might
light it.
Van Cleve'S dark glance flickCd
her pretty, painted face. The
pearl is q lovely thing he con-
tinued. with apparent irrelcvanc2.
But the most perfect pearl was
formed because it was a parasite.
The oyster trying to protect it
self from gouges of sharp edged
grain of sand, wrapped it in that
satiny coating that is so much ad-
mired. But despite its soft outward
sheen. the heart of pearl re-
mains a piece of grit-hard and
black and ugly"
so 1 learned in grammar
school. Van," cOuntered Rio. You
might ado, however. that those
who want pearls do not care what
lies at the heart. They care only
for the shine and simmer Of the
outside. And that is what they
pay for"
Doctor" the Commander broke
in. aren't YOU 4 bit rough on the
ladies. implying that they arc
paraSiteS?"
That Rio had provoked the doc
tors speech did not. in Denny 5
mind excuse his bitter attack on
her sex. She was racking her brain
for something to say that would
relieve the situation when Honey
jo accomplished the same purpose
by wheeling in the tea cart, a SER
vice she would entruSt to no one
else.
Rio did not join in the general
conversation that followed. She
finished her tea and went up
stairs. The Commander, always
frankly interested in food. pres
emily made his way back to the
kitchen to talk with Honey-jo.
Denny. left alone with the doc
tor, glanced at him, wondering
what dark thoughts painted the
gloom on his face. She didn't like
him. yet his obvious unhapplneSs
somehow touched a sympathetic
chord in her. Perhaps, she
thought, it was because he was
thin and dark and brown-eyed
like Murray.
She rose. gathered up her
gauntlets and riding crop and
started to 90 upstairs; but as
she passed Van Cleve, she paused
and said impulSively, Doctor, your
remarks about women are unpar-
donable; but your acts belle them.
You've spent your last three weeks
in that makeshift office Of yours
miniStering to women - Indian
women and their babies. You
can't think so badly of my SEX"
He replied coldly, Does it mat
ter what think?"
1T does not" flashed Denny.
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More Abundance

The test of our progress is not
whether we add more to the abun-
dance of those who have much; it
is whether we provide enough for
those who have too little. Prank
lin u. Roosevelt.
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CHAPTER XVII

He would be back in Tarigan
tomorrow with the Maid. He
spsnt part of each week there
while the Maid was in, but so far
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Elizabeth City
Transportation Schedules
NrnDEnyE SnTTTIIERN

NOkfOEh SOUlHEhN
Bus Line
Northbound- 1885 a. m; 100,
4:40, 8:45, 1926 p. m.
Southbound - Lv. "'9:30 a. m;
1:4O, *5:40, HOO p. m.
'Manteo connection.
*'Raleigh connection.
Railroad
Northbound-Lv. 3:07 p. m.
Southbound-Lv. 11:17 a. m.
MackeyS-EdentO Ferry
Leave Edenton: TOO, $50 a. M;
CSouthbound 100, 500 p. b..
Leave Mackeys 800, HOO a. m
CNorthbound 2:30, 600 p. m.
Cape Charles Little Creek Ferry
Leaves both points: TOO, 900,
Ills a. m; 1;30, 3:45, 5:45,
7'45, 1000 p. m.
Norfolk, Old Point, Cape Charles
Ferry
Northbound:- Lv. Norfolk 9:20
a. m; 800 p. m.
Southbound:- Lv. Cape Charles
6:10 a. m; 1920, Ais p. m.
BOAT LINES
Norfolk:
Elizabeth City-Carolina Line
Foot Colonial Avenue
Eldora- -Ni-Lvs. 100 p. m. Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Wanchese, Manns HarbOr, Stumpy
Point:
The Wanchese Line
MS Dock Foot Burgess Street
Hattie Creef and o. T. & Lloyd,
Jr-Lvs. II noon daily except
Sunday and Monday.
East Lake, Buffalo City, Gum
Neck:
Alligator River Line
Ms Dock Foot Burgess Street
Bessie M. Lewis - LvS. Friday
mornings.
Columbia:
Columbia Boat Line
Foot Colonial Avenue
Nancy Lee-Lvs. II noon Thurs
: days.
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Jud Tunkins Saying

Jud Tunkins says what is most
painful about hypocrite is the
fact that he's generally such bad
actor.
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= Crossword Puzzle

58-Lady' s-maid
60-SpaceS for storing
goods
62-FUrniShes food
G3-Those who trap
Gf-COrnered
DOWN
l-COntrlte
2-NaEe speech
3-lnland body Of water
+De"oUred
5-ThOSe who revolt
against established
government
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S6,25O-BUNGALOW.

729 18th S. REALTOR. Natl. o1'
Evening. Phone Adams 1912.
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] s63 CALIFORNIA ST. NW-North room
with sleeping porch. sink, pleasant. dis
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1923 LAMONT ST. NW.-Lovely room.
overlooking 10th ST; next bath; unlimited
phone; convenient to cars and bus: gen.
tleman
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HOUSES FOR SALE.


2025 LIST ST. NV NORTH OF R. I. AVE.
restricted So $50 Open for inspection.
: large rooms and bath. INV. heat. e!ec.
refrigeration; just been recondltioned like
new; 2-car garage. Terms.
HOME. 6-RM. BRICK. BEST NE. NEAR
new condition. ami: owner IN distress.
EDGAR A. PERKINS. District 1919.
EXCEPTIONAL VALUE IN LARGE GRIN.
brick, good ne: INV. h. EDGAR A.
PERKINS District 500.
BEAUTIFUL SEMI-DETACHED HOME.
near 18th and Jefferson nw--Seven rooms
and bath. two porches garage. nice lot.
Easy terms Call Mr. BoaZe. Georgia G119.
WAPLE & JAMES INC.
1924 litn ST NV. District 334s.
BROOKLAND. LARGE RMS BRICK:
= GARAGES INV h.. excellent condition.
nj. exceptional bargaln. EDGAR A.
PERKINS District 5J7"
NEWARK ST. Mr.. CONN AVE-EX-
ceptional barea!n. large 7-rm- baths.
EDGAR A. PERKINS District 1919.
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ApARTMEkTs SUBURBAN.

Fr!eidalre oil heat, gas. elcc.; private en-
trance 37iG 2Gth ST. Mt. Rainier.
:}11!9 36th ST. MI RAINIER. ND
3 rooms. unfurn.. sem!-bath. garage II
necessary. Hyatt S6i-J.
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APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.

NEW APARTMENT BUILDING FOUR
stories fireproof construction, "a units;
splendid location. west OF 10th. near Co.
lumbia I'd Priced for immediate sale at
only five times annual rental Phone MIR.
STEELE Col cS1I or Natl. Hb41.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

FURNISHED APT FOR 3 ADULTS. WITH
in walking distance OF Treasury, not over
S35. Lincoln 6032-J. 30
WE CAN RENT YOUR APARTMENT.
Plenty prospects. Call Mr.. ELLIS
1910 Vermont ave. room 211. Nat. :}3S4.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

FURNISHED HOUSE. g ROOMS. Sc. SEC
ton. so. Atlantic 2521-W.
NICELY FURNISHED. DETACHED HOUSE.
bed rooms, oil heat: reasonable. 14l4
Montague st. Randolph 1904.
43 S ST. N.W-AL1, OR PART. BACK
and front yards; piano; garages; central;
reaSOnable; near TRANSPORTATION.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.

s-ROOM BRICK-NR. N. CAP. AND w ST.
Arranged for three families OIL burner
Price reduced. Easy terms 2nd and 3rd
floors now bring $50. Columbia 2ls4-J.
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3IS Peabody St " W-Arrauged for .
families. an eXceptic.a! value GIves you
comfortable new LIVING quarters. leaving
complete fiat for investment. home con-
tains : rooms :! baths =. complete kIrCt-
ems with reirigerat!on stoves and new
type SINKS. finished basement h-W J..
oil burner: lot @uX2I" fl. Open Sunday
II today?
VIM. H. Saunders Co, Inc,
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700 LANIER PL. N.W.-Newly furnished
front room; oil heat; quiet. conv. transp.
also basement room: gentlemen 2os
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1900 GEORGIA AVE.-Quiet. private fam
fly; large, lieht, single double rooms; twin
beds; 10 min. downtown; refined people
only: meals optional; ST 3, $50 mo o5s
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1922 L ST NW.-Lovely. clean room.
kitchenette. 81: other twin-bed room with
running water. SIS.
1920 18th ST. corner of P-Large front
room. bath same floor; single. So; double,
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Fl = y II -
POST MODEL, HOME

Near lNth ana L0.uMDIa RC.
Large lO-room - bed rooms. @-ba'h
home IN one OF the best room!Hr house
raee. conditions make i possible 10 sell
this property under >luuUu. J. GARRETT
REITZEIL. d. II LLL IL. Q
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270O WIS AVE NW-Newly furn. rooms.
1n detached, home-like house; convenient
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BROOKLAND-Front room southern ex-
poSure; near bus and car line. well-furn.
priYate home Decatur 4HoS-W
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

MASTER BID. RM IN BIRD 'S-EYE MAPLE;
orchid tile bath. charming studio-liv rm.;
priv kit. optional; also single bd rm II de-
sired: linens lgt.. gas. phone. maid ser.
incld.: emp. persons only reas. Cleveland
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REFINED SURROUNDINGS.

WNTOWN-CORNER APT.
1857 K ST. NV
3 large rooms. foyer, kitchen and bath
with shower: Frlgidaire, elevator, switch
board: SO. Apply res. mgr. National
:i99i. or Z. QUINCY SMITH, INC. 9O9
10Th st. NV. District 9057.
ATTRACTIVE APARTMENTS IN THE
EUCLID, 1910 EUCLID ST. NV.
] room. dinette. kltchenette. bath S47. SO
= rooms dlnette, k!tchenette. bath 81 30
Electricity on house current. elevator
newly renovated.
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD. REALToR
~ onth ST n "
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c

A REAL VALUE TO CLOSE ESTATE.
Chase Circle and parochiaI school. FULLY
improved street. Three large bed rooms.
TWO baths attic. oil burner, maids room
and bath, bullt-in garage Priced greatly
below original cost. Phone Cley. 300:
evenings. Clev. u.s..
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NEARING COMPLETION.
.lLl - N,...a g. NJ III

$40 18th ST NE LARGE ROOMS.
kitchen -dinette, bath. $40, near car. bus,
heat. hot water furn.
20O3 l4th ST. NV
z Large R.. / Bath Elec., Heat Furnished.
633 E ST. Sc.
Rooms Kitchen and Bath: H.-W H.
1906 x St. NV. National l40S. 23'
12.6 9th ST. NV RMS. KIT. BATH;
automatic gas heat & refrigeration. $3.50.
l477 Newton st. NV. rms. BATH
So 80.
c. w. SIMPSON CO.
1924 Vt. Ave. Met 5GO0.
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SOUTHEAST

One block from Lincoln Park-6 rooms and
bath. h.-w.h., 3 porches' front and rear
entrances 10 basement. deep yard, brick
garafe. paved street. Convenlently located
10 churches schools and transportation
Price, - 45u Call Mr.. Simpson, Col. 2U45
NApI z 4 LANES INC
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WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
10Oi 1Ith s. n " DnStricf 224k

A MOST ATTRACTIVE BRICK BUNGA-
low on a lot with loft. frontage. with
large trees and Is dogwoods. Two bed
rooms on the first floor and two heated bed
rooms on the second This is in a re-
stricted section of detached homes. and
at $3.50 1t is a real opportunlty. Phone
Shepherd 4455 until 8 pm. WAPLE d
LANES INC.
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RN-APARTMENTS- S-UNFURN.
Free Car and Guide Furnished
National S296. Evenings Atlantic 0156.
9OS 10th St NV 23s
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One-third block of lith st. near Park
rd. The biggest value IN the most desirable.
convenient section OF city. Home seeker,
90 not overlook this tapestry brick Of
spacious rooms new gas furnace. very
deep lot. To inspect. call MR.. SMITH.
District ,SlUu
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ApARTMENTs FURNISHED,

YOUNG AMERICAN COUPLE desires resi-
dence with Spanish-Speaklng family. Ad-
dress Box 359-E. Star office. 81"
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR.
DOWNTOWN APIS.

furnished bed room with use Of unusually
attractive living room and kitchen. Phone
North InIS-T
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c.. SECTION.
Sl1 o5O
NEW AI1-SfocNS2o DWELLING

Four bed rooms two baths garage. oil
burner Convenient TO junior an6 senior
high schools. Phone Clev. $500; evenings
Cleveland 1882.
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BuCHANAN. NEAR 18th ST. NV.

y ONO Cash. >iW MONTH
BUYS this "o-ft, VIDE. 6-room brick home:
beautifully landsca ped lot automatic heat:
front and rear poTCheS, detached garage;
house in perfect condition. CaA J. GAR
RETT BETHEL District 31nu. TIL m.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.
AM INTERESTED IN BUYING
house in Georgetown or near Dupont Cir
Gle. Also have several clients for proper
ties in these locations. ALFRED E.
LEWIS. Jr.. National "345
IF YOU HAVE HOUSE TO SELL
old or new. occupied or vacant. and your
broker cannot sell it-call me at 1924
14th st. NV, or phone Cleveland 4944.
NJ B WEAVER.
TO ROOMS-PREFER, OLD HOUSE;
would Ike possession within 50 days;
District 45OS. 1925 Vermont ave.
1 WILL PAY CASH FOR YOUR HOUSE. A
group of houses o. good investment prop
critics. G. G DUTY. 1924 Vermont ave.
National 4iS2.
CASH FOR SMALL HOUSES. ANY CON-
ditIon: quick settlement; or Will trade.
Lots wanted. No AGENTS. Col 9l35.
COLORED-6 OR RM. HOUSE. ANY
good section: must be priced less than
$4,000 Address Box 146-C Star office.
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BORDEAUX (OPP. WALTER REED.
nn11 GEORGIA AVE n "

bH.!l GEORGIA AVE NV
AMPLE PARKING SPACE.
rooms hail. kitchen and bath Frigid-
ARE; So and S475O Apply res mgr.
Georgia 5949. or E. QUINCY SMITH. INC.
9O9 10Th St NV. District 9u51.
1905 WHITTIER ST NV. APT. 3-S R,
kit. dinette, bath, back porch. 3 exposures.
soundproof walls. Heat and hot water
furnished. Vacant about March l. Rent.
S725
5404 4th st n W. Apt. &c rms. large
kit. dInette and bath back porch 3 ex-
posures. Heat and hot water furnished
Thermostat in each apt. adults only /;
$3.50.
HARRY B PITTS CO.
1919 10th St NV Met OlOO
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uEPE TT ISL e6 3On

comfortable attractive. 6-room brick
house with GARAGE. Fine location. good
condition. Terms
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO.. INC,
1919 X s. NV District 1915.
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APARTMENTS UkFURNlSHED.
(Continuedl

NEAR 18th AND COL RD.
2525 ONTARIO RID NV
Living room with Murphy bed, also prt-
vate bed room. kitchen. breakfast nook,
bath Frigidaire: newly decorated: $50.
See res. mgr. Apt. "a. Adams 1887. or
E QUINCY SMITH. INC, 800 18th st.
NV. District 9051.
NEARING COMPLETION.
1872 Yuma St NV.
Apis. of 3 rms. kit dinette. bath and
screened-in porch. S57 80.
Available on or About March lst.
FLOYD z. DAVIS CO.
e33 18th ST. NV. National 0352.
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S45 MONTHLY F. H. A LOAN.
Builder is starting several buRca.oWs on
50-foot wooded lots IN beautiful D. c. sub
urb Large living room dining room. : bed
rooms modern kitchen. tile bath. fun base
ment hot-Water heat. fireplace. turreC
walls oak floors Sample house on display.
plans and pictures upon request. Phone
PI-IIDER National 1Itim- -
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So. 55O-For Happy Small Family.

branG-new Colonial brick home IN
best nv section deSIgned for two lam
lies. with separate entrances. each foor
EQUIPPED as complete apartments WIN
front porch living room bed room. bath.
kitchen and dine:te, beautiful recreation
room storage EoOm. automatic heat I5o-
# lot this is without doubt the frst
and last chance you Will have to get such
a value IL this Sec--On. live IN one apart
ment. rent he other for 30. Can
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MT. PLEASANT.

1a-foot Colonial DrlCK, rooms. bath
hot-Water heat. eIsCtrIcIty. Nicely situated
TO street cars. stores. schools. lust above
Park I'd. Price. 1850.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
700 18th s. PFAITOR Natl o. 53
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pOWNToWN-FRONT APT.

DOWNTOWN-FRON APT.
1915 16th ST. NV
2 large rooms. foyer, kitchen and bath
with shower: Frigidaire. elevator. ST. so
Apply res mgr Decatur 3si1. or E
QUINCY SMITH. INC, 909 18th st. n ".
District 9057.
14th AND CLIFTON-TWO ROOMS. DIN
cite. kitchen. bath; elec. refrigeratIon on
house current: elevator; 500 80.
9th and L n.w.-Three rooms. kitchen.
bath. rec. hall. elevator; 5000.
.}rd and Emerson Sts. nw-Three rms
dinette. kitchen. bath; heat and hot water
furnished: S56 80
P. j. WALSHE INC.
1107 Eve. National 2095.
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AIR CONDITIONED,
50 go

This lovely home n Bethesda has Just
been completed. SIX lovely rooms. built OF
all BRICK and Of beautiful design. This
home IS an outstanding value. Call Enler-
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Ne. NEAR 4th AND R. I. AVE.
WAPLF & JAMES. INC
=.

rooms and bath Nv h with blowe
Can be arranged for - families; 81 90
Early possession. See this. Call Mr.. Par
low.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED

14OO New Hampshire ave. at Dupont
Circle; family hotel with mansion at
mosphere: all outside rooms. private baths
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ROOMS UNEuRNIsHED.
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

WANTED-Reflned couple prefer wife un-
employed. to share new home with en-
ployed couple: reasonable, 10c bus fare.
Walnut SS96-W.
32O2 Goth RID. NORTH. Lyon Village
Comfortable front bed room new home.
st: SIS month.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.
(Continued.)
THE CASA Iona,

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.
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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1937-04-30
20 congressman Talk
For Gavagan Bill

Washington, April 23.-An ex-
animation of the Congressional
Record during the debate on the
Gavagan anti-lynching bill reveals
that a total of twenty-six different
congressman spoke in support of
the bill. Some of these spoke twice.
Congressman Gavagan, the sponsor
of the bill, made a thirty-minute
speech in spport of it; Congress-
man Hamilton Fish, of New York.
consumed twenty minutes; Con-
gresham Arthur w. Mitchell, of
Illinois, fifteen minutes; and Con-
gresham Raymond McKeough, of
Illinois, fourteen minutes. Other
speeches varied from two minutes
10 ten minutes. All time was allot-
ted by Congressman Gavagan who
gave the Republican supporters of
the bill n of his three-hours and
divided the remaining two hours
between the Democrats who desir-
ed to speak for it. Congressman
Maury Maverick, of Texas, was
given four minutes.
Other speakers were Congress-
men Robson, KY, Houston, Kan
sas; Celler, NJ. Y; Sweeney, Ohio;