davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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bit coolish he dof1ed his robes and
donned 4 topcoat.
Then he voiced = few cutting
words about building department
that will turn of the heat. willy nilly.
before the season is irrevocably ad-
vanced.
Evening star., 1938-05-13
ANNIVERSARY FETE

Association of Workers for Blind
to Mark 25th Year.
The District Of Columbia Association
OF Workers for the Blind. Inc. will
celebrate its 25th year OF existence at
a banquet in the Woodward room Of
the Church OF the Epiphany at $50
pm. Thursday. A business meeting
will precede the festivities.
Louis c. Scott. secretary. announces
that members may bring guests.
Booze Wants a Saloon.
Booze. an English village. wants a
saloon Of its own. the nearest being In
Hope. 5 miles away.
Evening star., 1938-05-13
TAX RATE RAISED
Bladensburg Figure Set at 80
Cents Per 500.

BLADENSBURG, Md, May -
(SpeciaD The town commissioners
last night set the municipal tax rate
at 80 cents on 500. . rise Of 10 cents.
The increase was made, it was ex-
plained. to finance several improve
ments in the town. 1t was decided TO
gravel and oil all roads In North De-
catur Heights and Subdivision A.
Justice Of the Peace Henry H.
ONeill was reappointed town Judge.
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Judge Assails Janitors.

NEW YORK, May Is P).-The
judicial black robes Of the magistrates
bench are tailored for austerity. not
warmth. So when Magistrate Raphael
r. Murphy found his courtroom .
Evening star., 1938-05-13

Although cotton is grown as an an.
nual plant in most countries, it has
been cultivated in the tropics ~ 4
perennial.
Evening star., 1938-04-20
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

FURNIsHED--LIvING ROOM, BEDROOM
kitchen bath, back porch. 20 johnson
ave, Hyattsville. Md.
FURN OR UNFURN., PRIVATE HOME
) or rooms. kitchenette, private bath
Washington ave, Riverdale. Md. Green
wood '.924-W. 2l'
So 5O--@ RMS, KIT, BATH, ST. HEAT
lSt f.; fr. porch; mr.. bus. stores. Not Sun
day. "SO7 Pershing dr., Arlington. Va.
DECATUR HEIGHTS MD. ID ELEANOR
aVe.--Bargain apartments, five rooms and
bath, excellent condition, fireplace. spa
cious screened porch. large yard garage;
furnished or untlrniShed close to schools
and transportation. Tel. Greenwood l l965-J.
1883 N. COLUMBUS. ARLINGTON VA
Unf 3 r. kit. pvt. bath and entrances; oil
heat hot water; lOc bus l block; new
home; employed couple. WILLIAMSON.
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Sla,95o-NEW STONE AND BRICK

SID,35U-NEW STONE AND BRICK
COLONIAL.
Situated amidst blossoming lockwood, in
large lot; within one block OF transporta- =
tion; near schools. Large living rm. dining
rm. and beautiful kitchen; conv. first-f1oor
lavatory. screened-in porch. 3 very large
bedrooms, :, baths, attic. attached garage.
just been reduced from Sl4.T50. Truly a
livable and reasonable home. Evenings,
call Mr.. Keeling. Wisconsin 5334.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DIST. 1411.
NEAR P ST. AND FOXHALL RIDE
tached pebbledashed house with rooms
sleeping porch, cellar. garage; lot 62.5 by
142 feet, with alley side and rear: price,
$4,000: an offer invited; easy terms
JAMES M; WOODWARD. Realtor.
NJ vi
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
(Continued.)

x6.950.
Attractive semi-detached brick home. in
good northwest section. <. and tile
bath. fireplace In living rm.. elec. refg,
near schools stores. churches and trans
portation. Easy terms like rent.
BRODIE COLBERT. NC.
Natl. SSGI lTN7 Eve ST N w.
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HOUSES UNFURkIShED.
(EnpfinnAA

1149 MORSE NE.-.6 ROOMS BATH. |
double rear porches. front porch. oil heat:
500. References required. Apply 1I47
Morse ne. Atlantic 49s9-J.
tslS h s sooMs
asaa t., S% $SSS6sss p{:7 &C. ,o,,
ao7 TUCKERMAN ST. NV
Semi-det., rooms, bath: h.-w.h.;
built-in garage ge------------S S55 90
oS11 oSth ST. NV
rooms bath. inclosed porch; cleo
sll l 9Th St, ! IN IR--nfH Nssion,l 5000.
BURLEITH.
sntfa %Snsan hsmss sow in .ysass tsif BE-
poresss; D0 hes G saFags; tsaI rsirixsIssiOn; $40
,sos sH4NNoN 4 =, \ i : LuGHs a.s,ono, CO os.,
LARGE HOME.
AT DECATUR ST. NW--S7J
k,tch.n vins pS pGom, hst6 dininK room bedrooms
rage; rear yard; convenient '1'seii 70 s:h,ois; e
~i4o4 x cAFRiTz. Dist. soso
4508 18th ST. NV, $62.5O.
q rooms. bath, h.-w.h,. det. gar; house
1ol" 18th ST. NV. National 1000.
$85.75-129 D ST. NV.
CORNER End AND D SITS. NV.
/" Rooms, 2 Baths, AMI.
Decorated throughout
Immediate Possession
American Security e. Trust Co.,
10Th and Pa. Ave. NV. National 4sl5.
400 End ST. NE,
Near Mckinley High
IWO-StOry Drlck, d rooms, lDClGSed porch.
h.-w.h.' elec:; excellent condition; $50.
3ala % g ST NV,
Semi detached. : rooms. bath, oil burner
~ adl7 18th ST. NV.
paths ,dr
1927 EMERSON ST. NE
Six rooms, bath, hot-water heat elec-
trlclty. Newly renovated; S45.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.
noScpss C9rner :,ss rsfs rooms baths ineIosed
46 R. /. AVE. NV. ''''
Two-story and cellar brick: g rooms.
pain. lnclosed porches. hot-water heat,
electricity electricity garage; 500. Excellent con-
L. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th ST. REALToR Natl. O753.
1922 18th ST. NV.
Very desirable Broom Is
bedroom) 2-bath house.
Hot-Water heat; in neW-house
condition. Colonial front
porch. Arranged for 3 apis.
Rental, $85 per month.
BOSS & PHELPS,
1417 K NV. Natl. $500.
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'SSS6S StNs
SEQ MONTH"; N. Y AVE NV
am l.: references required. Inquire No.
N Y ave NV
GEORGETOWN ROOM BRICK. LARGE
sleeping porch. charming garden 3lI4
Dumbarton ave. To view, call west Ol42
l4a6 AMEs PI.. E.-a-sToRY. GROOM
and bath brick dwelling; ami; reduced
JESSE L. .'I HEIsKELL. 1l15 ST. NV
baths. Write CHARLES CLARK. German
Town. Md, or call Wisconsin 63o4-J
1919 ,WooDLEY, RD.6 ROOMS. BATH.
1864 CALIFORNIA ST Nw-Io ROOMS,
bath; h:-wh elec lights u excellent .1sa ,oea-
gag srRoarcRfR fSoH Raa Me- Net PEI a7ls D' Can AD
BY oWNER--;5 RMS, / B. TO RMS. =
Ss2 o Takoma a fark fsfyy Gsads c
By Va. and Nd. Brokers projected FUL-
TON R, GORDON, 1877 Eye s: NV Dis
wooDRIDGE-NEwB BRICK BUNGALOW
Is rooms W h. S55 month EiRht rooms
on corner, suitable for doctor. dentist or
tourist home: $50 per month. Call North
large 4-bedroom brick auto. heat; inclosed
po.eh1ssIS, 1sI,, e,; sarge :.T4S 4th ~ st NV o,oo
WASflNGI REAL 90 GEO. Sfh'.
| WOODBRIDGE, CORNER "2nd AND KEAR-
rooms. :, baths, arranged for > families;
garage. large yard Apply 3"l6 2"nd 81. ne.
5I3 BUCHANAN ST. N.W-6 ROOMS
and bath recreation room in basement: !:
front porch, upper and lower inclosed
hardwood floors, SO CHAs E. TRIBBY
SONS. sl4 Dist. Natl. Bank Bldg. Dist.
477s
III ~ end ST p.Eda7. NEm R; AMI l, $50. 80. 500
ss5 sS ASt Net. aofoA' 4aoo' Dupont 100 100. S'e
HYATTsynLE HILLS. MD, 90 RHEIMS
boe oas Tom 5S3n bus ksn Phone seS S
Decatur O5O1; after m, Randolph 5S13.
2l0 ASCOT PL NE R, B. BUILT-IN
garage, servants toilet. new stove. sink;
13 BAYARD BLVD AMERICAN UN1vER-
sity PARK rooms and bath. bath, auto automatic
4 Aaa3 s. GARDINER 1910 x St Il w. Nail
I'LL ALLISON ST. NV. q BLK, soosE-
veIt High sehooR-S rms and and D. nIYTv SaT;
REsETY RES yr5a CO. 90 Natl tnsesss ssso any "e DIXIE
porches po"i 81 2 50; owner vii n fnrn n heat and
h. W. for basement rm. Line "364-J
642 K ST NE r. AND B. ELEC.;
large cellar. etc; new condition. rent,
81 80 month. E. A. GARVEY, Dis. 45OS.
! 1915 VT. ave.
NEARBY vA-NEw GROOM COLONIAL
brick home; h.-w.h.: garage; trees: SS5
per month Alexandria 4l91-J.
LANGDON. 240S EVARTS ST. NE-5
objection to children. Phone Met. 41a7
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK. 1927
Adams Mill rd-6 large rooms. . baths
brea kfast porch. :, sleeping porches double
garage: automatic water heater; oil burner
In perfect condition: $3.50 mo. Phone
Natl, S4ls. Ewes. and Sunday Potomac
1891.
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

sEMI-DETACHED CORNER HOUSE. 6
rooms, inclosed porch, bath: nice yard; yard;
June Sept Is: reasonable TO respon-
dolnh ol43. o3.: 9TH st. NV" for ap-
4a05 MONTGOMERY AVE, BETHESDA
Md.--Brand-new 5-room bungalow. air
cond fireplace. grand piano; S'5; May
1Nov. J. Wisconsin 65l4-J. 2o'
CHEVY CHASE; ND, als 5,.,A,Y TAYLOR or, ST.
to Nov. So mo, wis :I296-R
20al PARK RID. NV ROOMS, :.
baths, very well furnished redeeorsted'
sIuO; ] lease, Gal. Gievelana ~, nn,1. sy.,r
s-room home completely furnished oil
heat. yard: half block Conn. ave. Wis.
446l-W, to O'Clock 20
MI-DETAcHED. ,cozY 6;RM; HOUSE
west OF Que ST. Bridge: near bus line. block
from PARK, 500. Rent May st-October 1st.
North 2l15.
CHEVY CHAsE-LARGE BRICK HOUSE:
8 rms. . baths g bedrms and den End
furnished. May l to Aug. !: Sll5. DIX
1E REALTY CO. National $3.50.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-COOL, QUIET
spaciousness Of house. apt convenience; s
rms. scr. porches: fireplace, Persian rugs
silver tReferencesD 1898 LIVINGSTON St
MT RAINIER. MD-sEMI- BUNGALOW; s
rooms AMI garage Large lot ana
:s:sss :3aSe r. I. p ave. MT Mt. Rainier. % Hyatts-
vile so.
1929 NORTH 5th ST,
CLARENDON VA.
Detached bungalow Of q rooms and
bath; completely furnished: Ss5
THOS ]. FISHER g. CO, INC.
.3S 18th St NV District $3.50.
S6O 90
Detached 9 lge rooms, restricted white
community: !, So from bus. 1906 10Th
St. Sc Call Mrs Burdick
.a,a - ADELBERT W. LEE oo
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HOUSES FUR. OR UNEUR.
housEs uNEuRNlshEp.

l. Ink RooMING HOUSE-FURN. or
unfurn.; all newly decorated reas. rent
desirable location. Sl3-Slo 9TH ne.
Evening star., 1938-04-20
APARTMENTS WANTED.

TWO-BEDROOM APARTMENT, FURNISH
ed, from June to September. Box 3ls-S.
Star, 2ls
LIST YOUR APTS. WITH US FOR RE-
suits. No charge unless rented. OWENS
REALTY CO. Met. 3GS:i.
SMALL BASEMENT APT, UNF WANTED
by couple and child. Part-time services
or reas. Shepherd 3555.
niShed. modern. in private home: nice
neighborhood or nearby suburbs; $40
to S45 per month. Best of references.
Box :,o1-T Star
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

SMALL HOUSE OR BUNGALOW; NEARBY
Virginia or MARYLAND: not over S35 per
month; near transportation, good neigh
borhood Box SONS Star.
Evening star., 1938-04-20

$50 80.
6-room brick. mr. Eastern High School;
ami: vacant. 1905 A st. Sc. Call Mrs.
Burdick.
ADELBERT W. LEE.
1343 H St. UNIV Dist. 1900
1904 YUMA ST NV
Detached Bedrooms
Double Garage. Conv. Trans.
Oil Burner Heat
Natl s2a6 Eve. Wis 4a53
311s MT PLEASANT ST NW.-13 RMS.
baths modern heat. light: suitable for
rooming and boarding house: excellent
condition, available Immediately; s125 per
EDWARD l.. sTRoHEcKER.
1910 Vermont Ave. NV. Met 2713.
ia c ST. NE. 500
to rent as apartments
1910 NORTHAMPTON ST. NV. Ss5
rooms, baths. hot-water heat. oil
937o 97a'i RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE. $50
rooms and bath. hot-water heat.
500 3rd ST. NV. $50
rooms. baths. steam heat oil burner
44$5 p ST. NV. near Foxhan VIII
ia 22nd ST. NV. s35
5 rooms and bath. hot-water heat.
JAMES NJ. WOODWARD. REALTOR.
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TAKEN IN TRADE.

Four bedroom bungalow, Chevy Chase
d. C. Western ave, near Broad Branch
I'd. Owner will sell, in AS-IS CONDITION
for So $50; or completely redecorated and
put in frst-class condition Terms may
be arranged Call ]. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
Met 1t12 until q n
Evening star., 1938-04-20

904 CORW1N DRIVE.
WOODSIDE VILLAGE. MD.
9 rms. y baths: detached. new: elec.
1892 OAK ST NV.
1915 IRVING ST. NV.
rms. 2 baths. arranged as separate
AN'''' Wv 1902 ST. NE.
s. rms, "a baths oil burner. garage,
CIV 1915 NAYLoR RID. s.E.
8 rms. = baths: arranged as two COM
s13 DELAFIELD PL. NV.
rms. bath gas heat. elec. refg S65.
:}0Og OTIS ST NE
rms. bath: detached: h.-w h.: S55.
537 18th ST NE.
q rms, bath. arcola INV h.. garage, S45.
WAPLE q JAMES INC.
1924 14th st. NV. District 3348.
10 YOU ST. NV.
Brick house of rooms and bath. h.-wh..
90" THos. IS j. FISHER e. CO.. INC.
73s 18th st. NV. District $3.50.
: RMS. 2 BATHS. . REAR SCREENED
in porches: front porch: lovely back yard:
close-in location. near bus and car line:
w. - CYRUS KEIsER. JR.. -
's'i "; s..ain:. AZ; c,.v. 74Ss:.' s'7''
Evening star., 1938-04-20
HOUSES FOR SALE.
PETWORTH CORNER

broom brick. center-hall plan. / block
OF Georgia ave; excellent location for
doctor or dentist. Price. $3.50 Call MR.
GUIFFRE. Atlantic 1880 evenings or Met
1927 weekdays. F. ELIOT MIDDLETON,
Tn Mt
Evening star., 1938-04-20
Ndllohal o'o3 Sll l5th St NV.
S11 600 CuStnm-R -Ruilt Runpa lou,

Individually built with very best of ma
terial and workmanship. offered much less
than cost Attractive liV and din rms
with unusually beautiful kitchen; :. bed
rooms, bath on first floor; . large bedrms,
bath second floor; plenty closets, open fire.
place, bullt-in garage; brass pipes through
out; sidewalks and roof insulated; good oil
lively in perfect condition, only few
years old. Close to Conn. ave. near in
FIR ANK G pHH TDC DICT 1d11
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

CONTINUED
900 18th ST. NV.
CORNER EYE ST.-Refrigeration.
Switchboard: = elevators; resident
manager. Tastefully furnished.
room. kitchen. bath porch: x62 50
SHANNON < LUCHS CO..
1905 H st. NV. National a345
THE FULTON,
144s PARK RID. NV.
3 RMS. KIT. BATH. SHOWER. 500 so.
RMS. KIT. BATH. , BEDRMS.. S67 80.
Nicely furnished: gas. elec. refg. free;
modern building; convenient location: ex-
cellent transportation. Resident manager
Evening star., 1938-04-20
244O 18th ST. NV.

Park Tower. opposite Meridian Hill
Park-Switchboard; three eleva-
tors; refrlgeratlon included: garage
in building: carpeted halls.
6 rooms. > baths porch S135 90
rooms. bath and porch l25 90
rooms. kit. bath porch o5 90
Resident Manager
SHANNON & LUCHS CO
1905 H S.. NV National o345
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2S11 2Sth ST NV
rooms. bath. inclosed porch; elec.
reirigeration and range. h VII $500
H, @. SMITHY CO.
MI 18th st. INV. National 5000
Evening star., 1938-04-20
REMARKABLE HOME,

Located in this very desirable section
OF Edeemoor lust blocks from schools,
stores TRANSPORTATION Brand-new all
brick center-hall Colonial. In addition
to its 4 bedrooms and > baths there is a
lavatorv on 1st floor and a 5o-f,. lot.
beautifully landsca ped With small down
payment and monthly payments less than
rent permanently fnanced) and priced at
IS $50, this home IS
TRULY A VALUE.
ell INIa,-.
Evening star., 1938-04-20
BURLEITH

BURLEITH.
Several modern homes in this de-
lightful community now available
Six rooms and bath, some with
porches: garage: refrigeration: $40
UP. See Mrs Watson. 37O2 r NV
SHANNON Il LUCHS CO.,
1903 II St wv National o345
Evening star., 1938-04-20

ten.room br,cE home eiiiahIe b for
renting rooms II desired. Priced low and
owner will accept small house part pay
ment AND ADD CASH IF NECESSARY.
An unusual opportunity to convert your
present home 10 income property and also
get cash
Evening star., 1938-04-20

This is the finest new-home value in Chevy
Chase D. C. Just 3 blocks west, Of Conn:
ave and only step to all schools and
stores All brick, large rooms. automatic
heat, very nice lot and priced at Sa.45O.
We heartily recommend your inspection of
this outstanding home Terms can be ar
ranged Call Natl oS5S till pm
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-02
DOUGLAS
 NEWS
DIED. BUSINESS CENTERS
 AROUND REPORT OF CHIEF

With 28 members of the Doug las Volunteer Fire Department pres ent to answer roll call and more arriving later, business of the monthly session held last night was disposed of in short order.
 recommendations of Fire Chief Pusich furnished the principal is sues considered, all tending toward the betterment of the Department and leSsening of hazards. Burning off of weeds along the hillside be- low Second Street is still held up by the rainy weather. Report on fire drills at school described vacat ing the lower floors in 30 seconds and the high school floor in 55 sec onds which was considered satlS- factory Placing of fire eXtinSuish- CTS in the building was urged by the chief and H. L. Cochrane of the School Board stated that a foamite for the furnace room and a pyrene for the laboratory would be ordered at once. The need of several fire extinguishers being placed in the government school for protection against lnclpient blazes was also urged and the issue referred to the City Council Tor taking up with the office of Indian Affairs by vote of the members. Recommendation was also made that a suitable canvas be obtained for protection of fire hose carried on the truck against the weather Trustees were authorized to pro- cure the canvas. The report also suggested some sort of celebration during the holidays but this was 1 laid on the table.
 Chairman Mark Jensen of the Maintenance Committee reported | their activities of the past month All hydrants except two were re- ported in good order. Special hand i ling of these two, one near the Goetz ItSIQGIlCt dllQ bIlC OlllCl GU SOAAiS of Alex Demos house, if used dur ing cold weather to safeguard them against freezing was advised.
 To outfit the kitchen at the fire hall, the need of cups and saucers was recommended by truck driver Alex Gair, who was thereupon ap- pointed a committee of one to ob- tain them. A. E. Goetz promised the department a coffee pot.
 Maintenance committee for De cember was appointed as follows. A. Shudshift chairman; Jack Ell man, Everett Bliss, Adolph Hirscl and l.. A. Johnson.
 i Social committee was also ap- pointed to include Sante Degan i Gordon Mills, A. Hirsch.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-02
BOB DUPREE TAKES OVER
 DOUGLAS SCOUT LEADERSHIP

Robert Dupree last evening an- nounced his acceptance of leader ship for the second time of Doug las scouts, succeeding Elroy Fleek, who has resigned, and tonight he will head a group of 10 or 12 of the boys to Juneau for a general scout meeting there, and participation in the Scout Court of Honor which is scheduled for o'clock to be held in the Juneau High School.
 Attorney H. L. Faulkner is to
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-02
T. B. ASSOCIATION
 MEETING TONIGHT

Board members of the Alaska Tu- berculosis Association are to meet this evening at 7:30 o'clock accord- ing to Harry c. Watson, president.
 The session will be held in the Health Center, in the New Terri torial building.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-02
FUR AUCTION WILL BE
 HELD HERE JAN. II

Sale of confiscated furs is an- nounced by the Alaska Game Com mission for 130 pm. on January II in the basement of the Federal building in Juneau. The furs, mostly beaver, are in go lots with some Of the lots containing as many as 30 and 35 skins, and Executive Officer Frank Dufresne in announcing the sale said the furs can be examined in the Federal building from 8:30 am. to 4:30 pm. on January 10, the day before the sale, and from 8:30 to noon on the day of the auction.
 Today'S News Today-Emplre.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-02
REGULAR MEETING

of class in Home Hygiene and Care of the Sick will be held in the Doug las Territorial School Building, Fri day evening, December 3, at 7:30 O. clock. Subject to be presented by Magnhild Oygard, public health nurse, and discussed by members of the health group, will embrace individual and community health
 adv
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-02
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The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-02
LOST AND FOUND

"Wednesday, small, dark grey, ladys purse, containing letters and change. Return to Empire. Re- ward.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-02
MISCELLANEOUS
PETERS 400

All-leather quality shoes, te t style. Goodyear Welt construction. 278 s. Franklin. VANS STORE.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-02

preside over the program, a fea ture of which will be presentation of the Holbrook trophy to the local troop.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-02
DIED. CHALLENGE FOUNDRY

A challenge has been issued by Douglas firemen for game of bas- ketball with the TreadWell Foundry to be played next Wednesday night in the Natatorium. The prize, an eight-gallon keg of beer, is to be paid for by the losers.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-02
FOR RENT

MODERN three-room Apt, fur nisned or unfinished. Channel view Phone 679 or 182. FOR RENT - 4-room furnished house. Oil heat. Phone 187. FOR RENT = Steam-heated room, 634 Harris Street, upstairs. Phone Red 575.
 FOR RENT-2-room house. Mrs. McMullen, West 9th St. FOR RENT - Warm garage, $5 monthly. Phone Black $40. E. l.. Smith
 VACANCY Maloncy Apts. Call ASA. ROOM AND board. Phone Blue 330 FOR RENT Two office rooms in First National Bank Bldg Inquire at bank
  water, dishes, cooking utensils and bath. Reasonable st Seaview
 MISCELLANEOUS PRIVATE tutoring in typewriting, reasonable. Room 4, Anderson Apts. Phone I'll. ENLARGED sketches made from photographs = Ideal Christmas presents. Room A. Anderson Apts Phone I'll. JOIN OUR Dollar-a- Week Club. i Channel Apparel Shop. GUARANTEED Realistic Perma- menus, $4.50. Finger wave, CSC. Lola's Beauty Shop, telephone l POI, 315 Decker Way. rURN your old gold in-o value, i cash or trade at Nuggst Shop.
 LOST AND FOUND LOST-Wednesday small, dark grey, 1 lady's purse, containing letters and ] change. Return to Empire. Re- i ward
 MISCELLANEOUS
The Daily Alaska empire., 1938-12-02
WANTED

WANTED-Small safe. Thrift Co.,
 Op.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-08-25
ANSWERS.

1. The census reports show a total
total of 1,O2S538 Of these 808,298 were
living in the state and 1860 in other
states.
2. Instructions issued in 1854 eau
toned the governor not to absent him
self from the province to come to Eu-
rope without official leave or sum-
mons. However, he was allowed in
case of sickness to go to New York.
or any other northern province, to re-
cover his health.
3. He was attorney general from
1909 to 1916 when he received the
nomination and was elected governor.
f. Governor David S. Reid, of Rock
ingham county, elected in 1850.
s. The legislation of 1925 adopted an
act which made it a felony punish
able by five years imprisonment, for
a player in professional baseball to
sell out or throw a game, to offer,
or accept a bride, or to agree to any
plan for throwing away any game.
6. The Mirlo, a British tank steam
err was torpedoed off the North Car
DINA coast, August 16, 1918. The coast
guard station at Chicamacomico sent
a crew through seas covered with
burning oil to effect a rescue. Thirty
six men aboard the Mirlo were saved.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1938-08-25
YOUNG DEMOCRATS
TO HEAR GRAVES
Program Tentatively Ar
ranged for Meeting in
Durham Sept. $40

Durham, Aug. Ex-Governor Bibb
Graves, of Alabama, will be the prin-
cipai speaker at the seventh annual
convention of Young Democrats OF
North Carolina to be held here Sep
tember $40, Albert H. Kennon, pres
ident of the Durham club, announced
last night.
Governor Graves, one of the South's
best known governors and a speaker
of note, recently ha lsattracted nation
wide attention as chairman of the
governors southeastern freight rate
conference. lie will address the YDC
clubs at the closing session, Saturday
night, September 10.
Other speakers who will address the
Young Democrats are Senator Josiah
Bailey, who will speak at luncheon
on Saturday, and Senator Robert r.
Reynolds, junior North Carolina rep
resentative, who will speak at ban
quet the previous evening.
Robert L. Thompson, Secretary to
Governor Hoey, will deliver the key
note address. at the opening session
Friday afternoon. Forrest Pollard, of
Durham; Democratic nominee to the
lower house will welcome the dele
gates, and Sarah Ruth Posey, of Muir
ply, member of the 18th district exc
cutive committee, will respond. Harold
D. Cooley, of Nashville, fourth dis
trict congressman, also will speak at
the opening session.
Governor Graves, a lifelong Demo-
crat and an outstanding party leader
for many years, served as chairman
of the Alabama delegation at the
Democratic National Convention in
1896. He is native of Montgomery
county, Alabama, and received his
education in the public schools of
Texas and at the University of Ala
bama. Beginning the practice of law
in 1897, he was elected governor of
Alabama in 1927, ratiring four years
later to again enter the practice Of
law. He was reelected governor in
1894. ~
Affiliation TO Young Democratic
clubs throughout the state indicates a
record attendance of around 5000 at
the Durham convention, Kennon said
yesterday.