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The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-22
GOOD AUDIENCE IS CHARMED BY NOTED SOPRANO
 
Brilliant Musicale Presented Here Last Evening by
 Margaret Bowen

A large and appreciative audience was thrilled last evening by the lovely soprano voice of Margaret Bowen, widely known vocalist, heard in concert at the Northern Light Presbyterian Church.
 E Mrs Bowen has favorably im- pressed Juneau music-lovers, and this was indicated last night when they gathered as tribute to the esteem in which she and her su- perb soprano voice are held
 Opening her program with the beloved Ave Maria" of Gounod- Bach, Mrs. Bowen, accompanied by the organ and a violin obbligato, displayed to it's fullest extent, her beautiful lyric, dramatic soprano voice.
 Splendid Interpretation
 The second group of songs, pre- sented by the talented vocalist, con- sisted of four French selections, the first of which was "Connais-tu le Pays" from the opera, 'Mignon. " Mrs. Bowen explained that in this song, young daughter, who had been raised from childhood by a band of gypsies, was asking if any one knew of her parents, whom she had never seen, and whom she was seeking.
 sLe Miroir,' by Ferrari, exqui- sitely presented by Mrs Bowen tells of the beautiful memories in ones life that are most cherished and loved. Tn her third selection oi this group, "Ouvre Tes Yeux Bleus' (Open Your Blue Eyes), Mrs. Bower sang of the beauty of spring.
 From the opera Faust" Mrs Bowen concluded her second group with the lovable "Bijou Song, which she explained was sung by Marguerite, when she came upor the casket of jewels while strolline through the garden, and intrigued and tempted, arrays herself with
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-22
TO OLIvER'S INLET

Mrs. Ely Post, accompanied by her brother, left this morning to spend three or four days in Divers Inlet.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-22
SONS DE NORWAY

Special meeting, Sunday, 2 pm. to meet and hear District Deputy now in Juneau. adv.
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RITZ BROTHERS
 GO SCRE WY IN COLISEUM BILL
Play Football in New Pro- duction, Full of
 Musical Hits

Those dizzy, daffy Ritz Brothers go collegiate in their first starring musical comedy riot of haywire 'hilarity, Life Begins in Collegs, y Twentieth Century tuneswept hit featuring Joan Davis, Tony Martin and Gloria Stuart and an outstanding cast, which opens Sun day. at the Coliseum Theatre.
 The hilarious Ritzes pass them selves dizzy in football fren2ies screwier by far than anything they have ever done before, in a picture teeming with songs, love, laughter, beauties and cuties.
 But the Ritz Brothers aren't the only ones on the collegiate path of giddy gags and uproarious comedy. There's Joan Davis on a heart-hunt fer an Indian, of all things; Tony Martin, singing, swinging leader of the band; and Gloria Stuart lovely queen of the campus.
 Singing, dancing and music are liberally sprinkled throughout the hilarious plot with Tony Martin, leader of the band. helping the team put over the ball while he puts over hit tunes by Lew Pollack and Sidney D. Mitchell, which in clude Why Talk About Love?', Big Chief Swing It" The Rhum- ba Goes Collegiate" Our Team Is On the Warpath" and Fair Lom- bardy" Charles Tobias, Al Lewis and Murray Mencher also com. posed singable, swingable num- Der Sweet Varsity Sue"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-22
Douglas Church Services

Notices tor Cnis church column must be received by The Empire not later than 10 o'clock Saturday morning to guarantee change of sermon topics, etc. ST. LUKE'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH 200 Sunday School. 300 pm. = Vesper Service and Sermon. DOUGLAS CATHOLIC CHURCH st. Asoysrus church 8:30 am.-Holy Mass.
 Sunday school immediately after Mass.
 ALASKA EvANGELIZATION SOCIETY 1000 am. Sunday School. HOO a.m.-Regular services.
 800 p.m.-Bible Class. All services held at residence of H. B. Schlegel.
 DOUGLAS PRESBYTERIAN
 MISSION
 DAVID WAGGONER, Minister Sunday services:
 1:3O pm.-Bible School. 2:30 p.m.-Preaching service. All are welcome in these services
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Prolonged applause by her audi ence necessitated the repeating of the last selection, and as a final encore, Mrs Bowen sang, and ex- tremely fitting, Home, sweet Home"
 Always charming and completely without stage mannerisms or af- fectat,cn, Mrs Bowen impressed her audience with her graciousness and poise.
 Excellent Assistance
 Miss Parrott's violin group and obbligatos displayed her fine musi- cianship, appreciation being indi- cated by the applause of her audi ence, which was met with generous and gracious encores by the talented yiolinist.
 Indispensable to the success oi the musicale was the difficult part taken by Mrs. Carol Beery Davis, we'll known Juneau pianist, who s,verys stlysSaseampanied tbe two brilliant performers.
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Try an Empire au.
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HOSPITAL NOTES

Dan Stanworth was admitted to St. Ann's Hospital last evening for surgical care.
 A. R. Long is receiving medical care a tSt. Ann's Hospital He was admitted last night. Dorothy Hubbard is a medical admission at the Government Hos pital.
 Annie Eldemar is an obstetrlo case at the Government Hospital, admitted yesterday.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-10-22
RANGER V RETURNS

Bringing Forest Examiner J. P. Williams in from Cape Fanshaw where he has been cruising timber the Forest Service vessel Ranger V arrived in port last night.
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D.. 134s Oak NV. Pleas
y furnished. front: inner.
3: c.h.w.; convenient 10
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BIRTHS REPORTED

Burns and Sylvia Price, boy.
David and MARGARET Shear. boy.
Frederick and Mabel Barbour, boy.
Sterling and Anna Silver, boy.
Richard and Lois Smith. boy.
Charles and Gertrude Schmidt. boy.
Robert and Bernice Williams, SRI.
Thomas and Regina itzcerald hoy.
Charles and Henrietta Van Brunt. boy.
Daniel and Alma Goodacre, boy.
Edgar and Helen Quayie. girl.
Albert and Mabel Lapkoff girl.
Emilio and Angela Ferrari, girl,
Charles and Catherine Green. girl.
Thomas and Marona Arnold, eiri.
Lucas and Georgia Nichols. eirl
Thomas and Lucille Grifhth, sirl.
John and Ruby Speake boy.
Harvey and Lena Carver, boy,
Walter and Dorothy Henderson. boy.
Douglas and Mary Haseiden, boy.
William and Sadie Godfrey. girl,
John and Lillian Hooe. girl.
John and Margaret Sulhof, boy.
Paul and Nora Williams, boy.
Robert and Marie Green. girl.
Robert and Katherine Hughes, girl
Martin ana Emily Surawecz. SRI.
Allan and Catherine Freeze, girl
John and Bertha McGloth.n, girl.
Paul and Emily Last girl.
Lyle and Doris Wright. GIG,
Lummie and Eugenia Malcolm boy.
Devon ana Mary Butler boy
william and Louise Betters, sirl.
William and Alice Hicks, boy
James and Elaine Russell, boy.
Bernard and Rosalie Levi girl
Thomas and Mary Flemoings, gIrl
Thomas and Rebecca Williams, boy.
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MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

IA yelle Lndsrmsnn. .3, 900 K st. NV;
Gre ne; The BRsy; oscar r slhaekvsldeT; ~
aaHre ne C. ana RpJ Snia + Harrs Rsnaoph
81. Sc; the Rev. F. W, Johnson
oa sIs S Nsrn %Grn Is pGaslss I'd
Sc: the Rev, Mitchell Wilcox 'l'' -
David kaufman, ~, and Lillian O. Stern
R PeTs soIcm BON NAL OF Richmond Va The
Nicklos James smith. u, 1914 ath ST. NV,
and c ar Wright; rs LOS 4th st,
srsnces ParslsS 81 3 io :, l MIRA ans
Nelson ny II Br 1ss R'S Pay! AVS bu M1s St
and Mary l. Winzor, II, Purcellvile,
Va, the Rev; B. J, pogne.
and Louise Brandt. 80 55o3 4th ST. NV;
=, the Rev, L. j. Kilkenny.
Grace J, Lee. Is Colions Point' Nd; the the
pouglss Young 40. and Naomi NJ Cooper,
10 both of 939 Hushes court NV; the
SAY x s,a Pack -. 5is H s. NV. and Jean
Rev K S! sSlomon n Nc Me;z I'm St NV the
PPesr l HaETison, "a. 1873 q st, NV ,' the the
PI:Tspss 4 Aston q i2SS 8 " ST. n aRd
the Kew. Samuel Kelsey.
Rockville
Irving Miller, o and Shirley Prince. 81,
both of WASHINGTON
Conway Douelss holland. ~. and Macon
Burke Appleton, %, both Of warren
Everett D otev. n and Nellie w. Ben
bow 20, both of WASHINGTON
William A. Gaumer ~. and Vivian l..
Walker, is, both of Alexandria Va
Lawrence W, Smith, A.. and Alice Lillian
-. Josehine 30 both OF WashuNgtoN.
Walter M Slayton. 33, and Bernice y
r., Wli!iame' Ei both OF Washinstom
Jordan. 10. both of WASHINGTON.
James Gordon Mccain. -, and Mary
EIlzabeth Bouve, -. both of Chevy
Aldrich Wlodek I'll, Mansion. Wise, and
- Lucille y overSt9ke ~ Deca ur hi
hill 81, both of Richmond. Va.
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13 V ST. N.W.-Large nicely furn nm
near bath; 20 minutes downtown; "a blk
cars; pvt; home; board If desired; rsss.
North SS06-W
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DEATHS REPORTED

Bertha Levy, rs, TIA Hobart st. NV.
Arthur Thompson. ~. $40 st. ne.
John Terry. 81, Emergency Hospital.
Eugene A. Murphy. 81. 1900 ST. NV.
Elmer Smith, 60, Casualty Hospital.
Elizabeth A. Bashford, SO. 1851 North
Capitol.
Marguerite c. Webster. 3S 722 18th St Sc.
Catherine Hartman, 4 months. Gallinger
Hospital.
Dorothy Newman 66, 2024 18th st. NV.
Alfred Hall, g.. Gallinger Hospital.
Sanford Jackson g. Ga!linger Hospital.
James Matthews so. Garfiels Hospital.
Clayton Harris. 81. Providence Hospital.
Robert Lewis. SO. 431 Warner st. NV.
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1881 KILBoURNE P1.. NV, near Mt
Pleasant and Park rd-2nd-story room
private bath, c.h.w.;. private family; no
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(Continued.)
SITUATIONS MEN.


ELECTRICIAN; with local references. do
s sny KING Adams "a xras WOW reRuaf'n' neat
FOREIGN-BoRN B. W. I. wants lob as
x smy in ref cafe A ssafsa; 5 hSpssman in pvt
MAN colored. Southern, desires work as
erence. Atlantic b9s1-J '~'''N' w.
MAN. colored wants Job as janitor or
houseman. Call Met. 6541. 25'
OF DAYS o'eh. ps S '.easSs ss.''r
SITUATIONS WoMEN.
CASHIER yrs, experience, knowledge Of
esafsis aao Ap w Fs1s.'q aslrins Sa
syEss 'S Ssas 9 sss sns1ss
Box als-T. Star,
COMPANION HousEKEEPER - Capable
mo amss. OF ealaSss ,s.eafnsment excellent
COMPANION or housekeeper or work In
motherless home by refined woman; very
good reference. Box hat Star "a.
GIRL colored, refined, experienced. wants
part-time work; no Sundays Col, a0a2-W.
GIRL. colored, wishes job as darner in
t eatnq e tailor shop experienced De
HoUsEKEEPER COMPANION y Reliable.
neat, conscientious refined lady, unmar-
rled nest OF references from former en-
ployer, District high school teacher Call
any hour. Cleveland ala6,
esve city 'ne col ssss ssss Tree 10
SECRETARY-ste pher- bookkeeper. ex-
perienced in !. C, c, and income tax
practices, criminal and civil court pro-
cedure, veterans litigation. land title alb
stracting Lincoln 4aaS. aas
RY-STENoGRAPHER age 81,
with legal experience and excellent refer
enees desires position; District 1870 or
WOMAN, refined experienced, desires po-
sition as housekeeper and manager, best
references. Lincoln a053-J,
YOUNG LADY. 10 years genl. ONCE work.
StenogIapher, temp. or perm; prefer Silver
Spring vicinity, Shep. 336i-W
YOUNG WIDOW experienced dental as
slstant, desires position; ref from last en-
ployer' small salary. Dist. $3.50. RIM. 400.
rs
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ROOMS UNEURNISHGp.

63aa 2nd ST. NW.-Msster r. bsd-sit.
rm, pvt. b., . closets; couple preferred;
gar. optl. Geo. 674s.
800 N ST. SW-2 rooms bath; End hoor;
h,-v.h,, gas. cleo; $50 mo.
1888 18th ST. N.W.-Furnish your own
and phone; consider care Of infant, 20
sal ST. NE lge. rms. private:
h,.w.h., eas range. sink. elec., continuous
hot water adults; near cars and bus; S2S.
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34.5 l4th ST NW.-Large front room.
twin beds So each. Also large sinGls
room. 81 nice home. Adams 50ss
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

MATTREsa er-sprins,,. Oriental russ,
nas eo% feaa 81. i9 II n sR. COL e
FOR SALE-Restaurant with beer and
VS. s$S ny sssS IT, ers SsS $500 cash s:i
expand sales apd Distribution Of a low
priced patented device already on the
market. Box aal-K. Star,
EXPERIENCED Fish and Hunt Club organ
not cash requisite. Gull Barber, Laurel Md.
LuNCHRooM, wine and beer on and on
SAFE Reasonable terms: 1909 Lee high
II ROOMS, . RATHSi h.-w HI excellent
roomine house section, 207 @ ST. NV. Key
at SCI eth st. NV.
FOR HlGH.GRADE SAND and Eravel de-
on such na
desirable We have 100 acres soned indus
on hapd road and sood Stream. az f to s0s ss1.
a. attractive prices as whole or in part
The sand and gravel alone Justify pur-
chase Louis Shoemaker 17l9 st.
NV, Natl. l16d.
RENT-Reauty shop. modernly equipped;
reasonable; owner Ill: reliable person only
Box 2a7-T Star
sTAURANT-sman. attractive: beer
license; mones-maker for right party; Du-
poht SiSic SCCtlous p, SUbi nal CaSn,
everything paid for. Potomac ha4a
MIDDLE ATLANTIC DIVISION of a ma
tlonal automotlve wax organization is
opening shortly in Washing ton, BALTIMORE
wilmington. Norfolk and Richmond The
services OF eompetent automobile laundry
mansser Is needed, WITH or without modest
CONFECTIONERY. ice cream, fruit and
cigar store; located next to largest colored
theater' will sacrifice for 81 400 as death
force o ssns to return to Europe. Box
BOOMING HOUSE, rms, good income,
sihee for ssa5 Quick sale. Box 5o-K,
R RooalfG 5e nogsE ssarssig rooms fss-
sired ideal location. North 1905. a6s
MODERN GROCERY and meat market
owner must leave for cslitornia. THRIVING
license low rent, lease; net income over
900 year; small amount cash. balance
EASY monthly n terms Barsssin for auek
9S0i '"''' cum "sorSA
FOR IMMEDIATE SALE. ladies' general
sspparel store, complete with stock and
MaEe or best GOOD 6 Iess hSpD ior sr
SEVERAL PARKING LOTS for rent SIS
20 SID per mo. Several rooming houses
1877 rent 500 to Sl25 per mo. Behrend.
BARGAIN-S;i75.
y RoominG house for sale. With income
rooms No agents. l72s 18Th st. II W.
WHOLESALE, BEER ROUTE.
Biz business: 3 brands beer; . trucks
Owner has other huSiress ont of CITY:
$1,000: terms. ERWIN REALTY CO, call
Hyattsyille IDS.
Outstanding Store Location.
Will Build to Suit Tenant.
h., Vacant @, Commercial iot on st. NV
ms lal E. Thickly populated cotton; ans
OF The last business lots available IN this
06eSlranle location In same block with
houses. Good for any kind If business For
further information. call Mr. Towbes
+nt ~ CAFRlIZ. Dist, 1850.
CHATTEL NOTES
Purchased Bon Holander. Met. ASH
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MATTRESS timers spring., Oriental russ
radio; completely fur. apt,.s S17A; rent
OPTIONAL. 1907 Otis pl. NV, Col. 07sS-J
For EoR SSA SALE with beer and
$500 weekly business; $1,000 cash. bal.
sac mo. BOX ll6-T Star. aas
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CAMERA REPAIRS.
CAMERA REPAIRING.
FULLER { dALBERT, INC,
slA 10th at. NV. Phone National A7l2.
MOTOR TRAVEL.

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MOTOR TRAVEL.
new 1889 Plymouth sedan; passengers ac-
com refs. exch. Rev. SHAW. Shep. 4646,
20
LEAVING FOR CALIFORNIA ON OR ABOUT
October 3. 1887; Ford sedan. Companion
wanted to share expenses. References eX-
ehanxed. Columbia 267l. aas
lOWA-GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE DRIV-
ins TO Des MONIES Saturday, October /:
room for two. Call Adams ahla. aas
LEAVING FOR MIAMI SEPT. ~. CAN
take several passengers, $40 each: refer
ences EXCHANGED. aa6 13th ne. Line, fAa4.
9Rs
COUPLE DRIVING TO TEXAS VIA ST
Louis; take :, share expense, 1888 Ford
sedan ROY L, FLEMING Dist Se7a, ehs
RETURNING TO LOS ANGELES, CALF,
Monday, have room for 2 or 3 passengers.
Phone Shepherd 377l 35s
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SALESMAN.

SALESMAN, better type; permanent: vs..
Del, Md, w. Va, etc: experienced on
paint BRUSHES; full territory credit Ad-
dress Brush Mfg, Box 31a-M Star
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HELP MEN.

COLLECTOR and salesman. experienced,
with car; established route; good salary.
Give fun particulars. Box AK Star.
DENTAL MECHANIC, packer and finisher,
in vucanite department. Excellent op-
portunity Box 311-K Star
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FARM AND GARDEN,
TOP SOIL and leaf mold.
screened and enriched are Unsurpassed
for pottins mulching and top dressing
Your flowers. lawn and shrubs need it
now. Also rotted manure For sale by
Schneioers Farm. Bowie. Nd F. W. Boil
slan0 Co. Peoples Hardware Stores
COW MANURE well rotted, guaranteed,
waters, Wisconsin 4l95
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REFINED FAMILY of three adults would
like one or two Protestant roomers. Elk
elusive. modern home Lincoln 353H
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1446 HARVARD ST. NV or 3 rooms,
newly decorated: Christian home. Col.
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL.

SELECT fireplace wood, kindling wood. coal,
best grades. fuel oil. Atlantic 1903. night
Atlantic s20s.
OAKWoOD. seasoned sI1 per cord, deIiy-
cred and stored. Call j. g. Buck, Jackson
1920.
PINEWOOD, aft lengths. So per cord;
not delivered. Wisconsin 4243-W
WOOD, -S12 cord; $3.50 "a cord 81 "a cord.
Alaska-HufnaBel Coal Co, Natl 5SS5
jackson 1000. day or night 29s
DOGS. PETS, ETC.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIEs. one red
male ana several females. Phone Glove
scoTTY PUP. 4ls mos. black. female; reg
las ST. ne. Pot. $780, az
rieI service a 70 . limited number only, At
COCKERs-Top-n notch A. X. G. puppies
Meadows, south at Puppy sign. rs.
DACHsHuNDs, imported, male and female
price rsas, Can be seen RI day Monday
PEKING EsE-Males. Sl5; Females. $40.
alaa N. dlebe Rd,, Arl, Va Wal sso9
AIREDALE TERRIERS registered A. X. c.
2la months old good as protector and
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPS, A. X. C. reg
and tan; one female. 4 months, black and
tam, bred from long lines Of show and
obedisnce-trained dogs. Call oxford
Al.W-l.
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CONN STITDTOS
POTOMAC HOTEL.

18th AND H SITS. N.W.-NATL. ec1e
Desirable rooms IN the heart Of the
Govt bldgs. section. Excellent cafeteria
with reasonable prices. From 50 Der week
COLORED-1717 Corcoran st. nw-Nice
front room for two gentleman or two ladies,
with or without board Rent reasonable.
Phone Dupont 32b2, 25'
FOR CoLORED-sa2 9th st. n.e.-Nsatly
furnished room for single man or woman.
Lincoln 4376,
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LOOK

Bargains in used material from wreckins
Of Govt. Printing Ofhce-Timber. joistS
beams, columns channels. angles pipe
doors. window sash and cotton Fairbanks
scale, complete. Call on C. l. Heavey. Bla
densburs I'd. opposite Fleischmann Yeast
plant. or phone Lincoln l01l2. 30.
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ROOMS FUR. 8 UkFUR.

LARGE master bedroom and bath. Also
studio room and bath. References. Wis
consin 7173-J,
BEAUTIFUL SINGLE RM for refined young
man. Connecting bath. tub and shower,
ch.W. Delightful detached home. . blks.
west OF 18th. Unlim. phone. No smokins.
Col. 1863.
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SALESWoMEk.
HELP MEN AND W0MEN

IF YOU ARE willing to EARN a good IN.
come, opportunity offered in direct selling
Box 3T1-K. Star
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WOODWARD & LOTHROP
requires the services Of an
artist experienced in illus
trating furniture and home
furnishings. Must under
stand perspective. Apply with
samples of work you have
done. Employment office, 9th
floor.
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DADy CHICKS.
FARM AND GARDEN.

ALL BREEDS-BLoOD-T TESTED.
WEl. James s. Son, go X St. NV.
Metropolitan O0SS.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

VAT. Emereency taboratory' Rooms a6 no
902 Westory BLDG. l4th q F. Met 1893.
PERSONS SEEING WOMAN FALL ON BUS
at 4th and r, !. ave. NV. Sunday Sept.
Is. 1898, write Box 3s0-K, Star.
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN WILL
rot be responsible for any debt charged
to the Automotive Equipment Service Co,
unless authorized by ssne. JOHN H.
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1464 OGDEN ST. NV, near Cavalier Hotel
single room, private family.
Xl5 month. Adams 2725
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2ol7 KALORAMA RID NW.-Beautitull
furnished rooms. in walnut and maple.
twin beds. Also singles inner-spring mat
tresSes, automatic heat unlimited tele-
phone. Half block Conn. ave. North
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RUGS-RUGS.

Entire new stock. all sizes. Moderately
priced. ski special. Sl4 so
CAPITOL RUG co.
cS21 l4th St. NV. al Harvard.
Up One Flight. Open EVENINGS
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3Gll 18th ST NE-Priyate detached
home. well-furnished room. North 341s,
1928 COLUMBIA RD-Larse front room.
twin beds 81. Ink, SIS; rear double. twin
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK

CATTLE AND 1--WE STOCK.
. SoWS. BOAR and IL 7-week-old pigs:
first Sl00. Swinburn's Store Shadyside.
4 RIDING HORSES, all young and good
lockers. spotted pony, l weil-bred colt,
All priced reasonable. Will consider trad
ing for other stock. Alexandria, Va. Duke
st. extended. 3 miles, past Masonic, Me-
% hill south side. NJ J. Wapls. jr..
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$40 MASS AVE NW-Large. clean front
room also another room, near BATH, Ink:
oil heat Reasonable
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1920 EMERSON ST. N.W.-Se. room with
porch; detached house; heat, cont. hot
water; reasonable: convenient transporta.
ton nks
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FOUND.

BRING OR REPORT deserted, stray or lost
animals TO the. Animal Protective Associ-
alton. 5000 Wheeler I'd. Sc. All. 7142.
SORORITY OR FRATERNITY PIN Eox
10-K. Star.
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POULTRY 3 EGGS.

25 STARKS cream barred rocks. ready to
lay. 81 rs each; poultry house at hareain;
leaving city. Landover I'd, opposite north
entrance. Cheverly. Md. Greenwood
2504-R. az
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BARGAIN-S:75
= RoomnG house for sale With income.
q rooms. No agents 1928 1Sth st n "
WHOLESALE BEER ROUTE
Biz business: , brands beer; . trucks
Owner has other huSiresS ont of civ:
$1,000: terms. ERWIN REALTY CO, call
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55a5 NEBRASKA AVE NW-Master bed
room with private shower bath, unlimited
phone; private home; near bus. Emerson
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l643 HOBART ST. NV Mt. Pleasant
Comfortable room. next to bath: gentleman;
priNate home. Columbia a2AH
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1888 MORSE ST NE rms sleeping
porch. completely furn. incl linens; new
Frgidaire unlim. phone; on Trinidad bus.
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PETWORTH, 729 Quincy st. n.w-Larre
front room, all conveniences: excellent
transp: small family Col 1117
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W.. sherman. Apt. aOl-
b clean, comfortable front
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1873 ST SE.-Large double room, on
bus line; unlimited phone. Atlantic 1894:
aI3s CALIFORNIA ST. NV, Apt. COL
mil cd pbone
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1918 18th ST. NW.-Large, front. WE'LL
lurn housekeeping room. kitchenette; hot,
cold water; adults; reas
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CHEVY CHASE ~ Z Bradley lane-Gen.
tlsman south facing; private bath, and
small study If desired. Wisconsin 1910.
1901 MASS. AVE NV. Apt. s0i-Ch.er-
ful corner rm; near Govt Offices. fins
twin or double beds: semi-pvt. bath; rhone,
1851 EUCLID ST. NV. Apt 4O5-Com-
Portable. attractive room, adjoining bath.
shower private home Columbia g424-W,
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DUPONT CIRCLE. 2Ol7 Mass ave NV
Convenient Desirable accommoda tions.
Refined surroundings. Potomac 1902.