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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-08
OBETI BICYKLU.

Ctyrlety Joseph Harris z
West ulice poranen byl ma kot-
n1ku, jenz mu zlaman byi,
kdyz do neho vrazil 14lety Jo-
seph Lanasa jedouc1 ma bicy-
klu.
Dvanactilety James Bowie
re Strickland ulice potlucen
byl ma prsou a rameni, kdy2
srazil sc Sc sym bicyklem S
automobilem Williama Gala.
han.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-08

Tfi stromy staci k vyzive Glove
ka pc cely rok, protoze mohou
dodati pres 400 ky. mouky. V
lndii Sc prodavaly morske ko-
kosove ofechy, neboli zazracne
ofechy salamounovy. Tyto plo-
dy ,tezke al 10 ky, byly tam
pfinaseny morskymi proudly z
koncin, ktere byly dlouho nez-
nanny. Teprve pozdeji bylo
zJlsteno, re jsou to poldy sey-
chellske palm w ostrova Pra-
linu V Indickem oceane. Je to
zvlastn1 strom. Trva to celv
rok, nez Sc 1plne vyvine klfcei
Listy ma ia palma teprve "a
ctyficet let a plody potrebujf
k doZranl sedm let.
Sopecne komlny byly DO
veky c%estou, kudy Sc hrnuIo ma
povrch zemske bohatstvi z ne
vycerpatelnych hlubinnych
zdrojG, ably prosplvalo vsem
zivym tvordm. Tyto poklady
jsou romantic Sopecnou Gin
nosti Sc pribl1zilo lidem ma do
sab ruky zlato a diamanty i hi
nazivitelka a voda, kterou pi-
Jeme. Mnohe kovy, zvlaste
tezke a vzacne, jsou zpravidla
sdruzeny S masivy vyvrelin. Ia
kovou spolecnost sc snazime w
svetlit tax, re kovy s prehraty-
mi kyselymi parami byly vyne-
seny z hlubin k povrchu, kde
Sc zkoncentrovaly V rudnf To-
ziska, jaka dnes nalezame. Po-
! dobnou cestou pTisly take ne
. kovy, predevs1m SRA. Meme to
vsak plat1 O chloru, ktery byva
We volnem stavu hojny sopec-
nych plynech a sc sodfkem two
RI obycejnou sill, bez niz by
chom nemohli lit. Ale nejhoj-
nejs1 soucastkou mezi vsemi
plyny, chrlenymi sopkami, ie
neobycejn6js1 a zivotu napro.
!, sto nezbytna s~loucenina = vo.
da. Voda podminuje krysta.
lickou stavbu hornin a teprve
v kdyz Sc horniny pfi sopecne
cinnosti rozpadavaj1, prcha
voda ma povrch, lamaj1c veko-
: vite okovy, jimiz byla spouta-
ma S horninami, a vstupuje tax
do vlastnfho zivota. Sopecny.
y mi soupochy unika jeste jeder
plyn, dulezity pro zivot. Je tt
!; tyz plan, ktery vystupuje ko
. mfny lidskych pribytkd: kyslit
= nix uhlicity. Jakmile jej pohl
: tt rostliny, stane sc z neho pc
4 trava. V zivocisnych telecl
spojuje Sc S fosforem a vapnf
KEN ma hmotu kost1, ulit, lastu
u a podobne. TAX nam poskytu
u j spodky take koraly a perly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-08
Kostely a professor naTceni.

ze americke kostely jsou
koncentracnfmi stfedisky ko-
munisticke strany, tvrdil We
stTedu pri vyslechu hlava ko-
munistG Americe, Earl Brow
der. Jmenoval dive kazatelny
kostelG, jednu We stTednim "a
padu baptistickou a druhou
kostela Holy Roller.
Podobne narkl kolejnf pro-
fesory a skolnf ucitely. Jeden
jmenovan byl a to Jack Hardy,
jenz napsal knihu "Prvn1 revo-
luce"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-08
Vzdycky moznost.

Nasi mill Hanaci, strecek S
Josefkem, uz nesm1 NIT v radiu
zadn6 plkacke a to z nasledu-
jfclch dGvodG.
Toz pov1dali 81 jednou pred
mikrofonem a Josefek zesmut-
mel a r1ka:
"Je, strecko, to je skoda, re
SINE propasli to vetanf toho pro
lektora v ty PraZe."
A Strecek odpovedel:
"A de tie Hope, jakapak
skoda, vetanf SINE sic nevideli,
ale mozem videt ecse ten cd.
jed"
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-08

Elizabeth Kanne re St. Paul
ulice, otravila sc plynovymi w.
parry v kuchyni sveho bytu We
1900 blocku
V kuchyni ma kamnech otev-
Teny byly vsechny horaky a ne
zapaleny. Stara byla GA roxy.
Zanechala dopisy svym prate-
l1m a prlbuznym.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-08
Yorska vystavav jeste
1910.

V New Yorku mayor Fiorello
La Guardia pravil, re new-yor-
ska svetova vystava Dude pro-
dlouzen ado r. 1910. Ucinil to-
to sdelen1, kdyz Sc vratil z Wa
shingtonu s Groverem Whale
rem, predsedou vystavn1 spra-
Wy. Rozmlouvali o vystave S
presidentem Rooseveltem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-08
MAYOR Sc O.
zENIL. S BALTIMORANKOU.

George Haley, mayor v An
napolis ozenil Sc v pondell S
Baltimorankou, Anne Svitak,
dcerou Amy Svitak, a zesnule-
no jejiho manzela, Floriana
Svitak.
Mayor Haley je pravnlkem.
Rodakem je re statu Massa-
chusettS.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-08
Nezamestnanost vstoupla.

Narodnf industrialni rada o.
manila, re n~ezamestnanost We
Spojenych Statech stoupla o
3.5 procent "a minuly mesic.
Pocet osob bez prace stoupnul
S 9,528,00O v cervenci ma o.
100000 v srpnu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-08
VYSTAVA.

V nedeli otevTena byla W.
stava v Timonium Maryland
skou statn1 spolecnostl. 0 le-
tosni vystave Sc pravf, re jest
"vetsi neil kdy jindy." VISTA
va zahajena byla u ~prftomnosti
asi $4,000 osob.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-08
POLICISTA Sc
STRELL..

Pronasledovany trent polici-
sty, jimz podezrelym Sc stall
pro sve chovani, 51lety Henry
Shenk, parkovnf policista die
vseho strelil sc We dvorku v po-
zadf domu We 5000 blocku Eas-
tern avenue. Policiste nalezli
lei leziciho ma zemi S kul1 V
hlave. Byl mrtev.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-08
RiZne.

sd, dive mile jizne cd Carson v
Kanade, pTijel minuly patek
pozde vecer automobil a kdyz
starsf bratr vysel z ~domu, ably
Sc podfval, KIDD tax pozde pri-
jfzdf, uchopili jej ctyfi muzi,
svazali a hodili do kurn1ku.
PAX vesli do domu, svazali
mladsfho bratra a ucpali mu u
sta a sestTe nar1dili, ably jim
vydala vsecky penfze. Dala
jim $50, nacez il take svazali
a nechali lezeti ma podlaze. Pc
jejich odjezdu rozvazal starsi
bratr svoje pouta a Sci pul mi
lie k farme Steve Pilka, odkud
byla povolana policie.
Vice nez 10000 Cfnand
utonulo pTi povodni, kterou
zp1sobila rozvodnena Teka Hai
Poole odhadu bylo zvrakova
no 10000 domI a pres 60O,-
900 Clnanu jedine v oblasti ma
lezlo Sc v zoufalem postaven1.
Skoda v Tientsinu a okol1 pre-
vysuje $50, 900, 900.
Dive americke pomocne or
ganisace povolily 175,000 Gin
skych dollar1, asi $4,000 a.
mericke meme, ma pomoc ODE
tenn povodne u Tientsinu.
American Church Committee,
ktery representuje americke
protestantske misie a pomaha
obetem valky Cine, a pax
mistni vybor Americkeho Ger
veneho Krfze povolily ony pc
n1ze.
= Kazdy uz slysel o tropic-
KEN stromu chlebovnfku. Je
tax plodny, re tTi stromy stac1
k vyzive clov6ka. Melounovi-
te, az ctyricet kilogramG tezke
plody Sc rozrezavajf a jedi Pc
Gene nebo susene. Strom nese
ovoce 6O-7O let. Jas. Cook
fekl, re clovek, ktery vypesto-
val deset chlebovn1k1, ucinil
pro sebe a pro potomstvo tolik,
kolik v nasem podnebi ucinil
sedlak, ktery pc cely zivot OBJ
delaval pole a opatToval sve ro-
dine chleb a ukladal uspory
pro sve deti. Plody chlebovn1-
ku malo prichazej1 do obcho-
du.
Jine tropicke stromy jsou
strom jaternicovy a strom okul
kovy. Byly tax nazvany die
podoby svych plodG a poole
jejich nakysle chuti. Jaterni'
covy strom rosie v Africe, O
kurkovy v Australia. V Ameri
&c mali strom melounovy S Gu
kernatymi a stavnatymi plody
Podobny strom rosie ma vycho
de. Jmenuje Sc prorokova o
kurka. V Europe jsou nejzna
mejsi palmy datlova a kokoso
va. Poskytujf datle, kokoso'
veorechy, palmove vino, pal
movy cukr a j. V Chile rosie
palma, ktere Sc usekava VIZ
cholek a z ktere pax nekolil
mesicG vyteka stava velmi slat
ka, v mnozstv1 az 400 litr6
Stava houstne v palmovy med
ktery pro svou pfijemnou chu'
: ie velmi obliben domorodcG
Cukrova palma datiova rosie
v Indii. Jejf stava Sc tez1 pc
dobnym zpdsobem jake u ma
pryskyrice. Jeden strom dav'
i, "a rok az 100 litrI stavy p'
| dobu 1870 let. We Vychod
| III Africe a We Vychodnf Indi
darf sc prava cukrova palma
ktera poskytuje cukr a vino. {
} drene saove palmy Sc dobyv'
skrobovite sage, ktere Sc k nan
privazi hlavn9 re SINGAPORE
ISago rozemflajf ma mouku
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-08
AUTOMOBILY.

We srazce dvou automobile
ma Southern Maryland Boule-
ward v blfzkosti Dunkirk usmr-
cena byla 2Oleta Dorothy
Browning Weems z w. Hill u
lice a jej1 9 mesfcG starry syn.
Manuel jeji, Andrian, zranen
byl a S mimi jedoucf William
D. Trader. Jeli do JIM casti
statu, ably tam stravili "Den
Prace". V druhem automobi-
lu bylo sest cernochG jedou-
cich do Washingtonu. Auto
mobil techto rfdil Richard
Brown z Washingtonu.
= SO rokd stara Mary Clark
re S. Dean ulice, jez sla S Do
rothy Myers, srazena byla ne
znamym truckem ma Calvert a
Lexington ulic1ch. Truck vra-
iii ma chodn1k pri ~zataceni, Cd
rail Sc cd AUTOMOBILE Franka
J. Hudson. Ridic trucku sko-
Gil a utekl. Mattel trucku, Pc
ter Lupaglia, sed1cf v trucku,
zranen byl. V nekolika hodi-
mach pozdeji zatcen byl ridic
trucku, Angelo de Franco a v
Traffic soudu odsouzen ku po-
kute $25.95 pro neopatrnou
jizdu, $1O.95 re nemel licens,
$25.95 re pc nehode n~ezasta-
vii a nepomohl zranene. Mali
tel trucku, Lupaglia, potrestan
byl pokutou, re nechal de
Franco Tiditi truck, ackoliv ten
to licens nemel.
= Jedna osoba byla tezce
zranena a. ctrnact jinych slime
protfeseno, kdyz v pondel1 ra-
no jedna kara poulicn1 elektric
Ike drahy nasledkem praskle
kolejnice vrazila do jine ma Fa.
yette a Paca ulic1ch. Tezce
zranenym byla cernoska, Ma.
hale Bennett.
= Charles E. Bruner, 60letJ
z Washingtonu, nalezen byl
nedeli mrtvy v automobile ne
Washington Boulevard. Smr
zavinena byla srdecnlm nava
lem.
- V Havre de Grace v ne
mocnici zemrela baronka Vir
ginia Beatrice Lassoto de Las
sotowitch ma poranenl, jez utr
pela v automobilove nehode
kdyz vracela Sc Sc synem Fri
do sveho domova ma Fairviev
Farm z Elkton. Byla We star
SO rok1. Narozena byla v tia
lii.
l Automobilem porazen;
byla 63leta Ellen Miller s
svou devitiletou vnuckou, kdy:
l prechazela Greenmount ave
nue.. Byla j pTerazena non;
: vedle jinych zraneni. Vnuck
vyvazla bez zranen1.
= Truckem zranena byla n
chodniku ma Lexington a Ca
vert ulicich 50leta Mary CLARK
= sest rokd starry hocl
Charles Farmer re S. Paca I'll.
&c poranen byl " pondel1 auto
= mobilem ma Ponca ulici v biz
. kosti Boston ulice.
e = Nezjisteny muz kratc
pred pGlnoc1 v 1tery usmrce
byl ma Liberty road u Woo
lawn automobilem Edwarda c
Banner z KNOXVILLE, Md. By
h asi 55 rokG star.
10 rokd starry vzduch(
e plavecky deln1k, Preston Wer
h zing usmrcen byl We stfedu
lektrinou, kdyz automobiles
vrazil do sloupu ma Hillen roa
Pc vrazen1 do sloupu a strze1
tohoto automobil Sc odrazil
: vletel tahna sebou elektrick
draty ma Mount Pleasant go
fove hriste. Wenzing a jeh
: soudruh Shuster vyskocili z al
) tomobilu. Wenzing chopil drS
elektrinou naplneny, ably je
odstranil re dveT1 automobile
Pr dotknuti sc skacel mrtev.
- Josephine B. Merrymal
manzelka panskeho farmare
honce lisek re Sparks, zatcen
byla We stredu ma udani, re I
dila AUTOMOBILE, kdyz opilou b.
It lila. Automobilem vrazila d
branky ma Timonium vystavi
ii ii. Ona a manzel jeff hrajf 81
'nou roll v "lepsfch" kruzich.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1939-09-08

Kdyz krade dfte, je to ma
ME.
Kdyz krade dospely, je to
kleptomanie.
Kdyz krade cely narod, je
to Germanie. -
The Omaha guide., 1939-04-29
SUNDAY BASEBALL RESULTS

Well folks. | you last week
about crusches and walking canes
after the game. | was all wrong.
They looked and acted like big
feasaefs. What a game for the one
Of ne season. The score was 5
80 4 IN favor of the Omaha Cash
Goal. a large crowd was IA hand.
About 600 fans enjoyed them
selve. Young Bobby Blair the
school boy sensation pitched 8
bril1iant innings for the Cash Coal
with this able and experienced Don
Hsxten and Bill Young fr his
Autpx This kid is going to be irwin
eibae and going to win some ball
gasBss for his team.
On account of the ; other OPP
posing teams make up of high
scHsol kits mostly, the league may
noe get going in full swing until
Sunday May It'll. But there will
be a baseball game Sunday April
3oth at 2:30 p. NJ. at 22nd Bur
do3e st So fans be sure and come
cut. Look the boys over Here is
che lineup for the Sunday game;
The Omaha guide., 1939-04-29

Statements from the six losing
candidates follow:
George A. Roberts, will
give my sincere and active sup
port to Roy N. FOWL as the out
standing candidate in this CITY
campaign"
Ross L. Shetweil-"T am for
Roy N. fowl, first last and always.
He will have all the support | can
possibly give him in this campaign,
and | want to ask my friends to
assist in returning him to the
City Hail."
Lieutenant Colonel Reuben Noel
Perley-"Because of the apathy of
tho majority of voters and their
failure to go to the polls at the
primaries, tho machine" candi-
dates were nominated. Total votes
of all ghe ems" amounted to 49,
555 and the "outs" who were NOM
mated had a total of 1892. The
"outs" who were not nominated
had 92,396 votes. 1t is apparent
that If all "out" losing candidates
mass their supports behind THE
"out' nominees, four new city COM
missioners can be elected.
Campaign Committee for the
Omaha Recover League
1918 Farnam st .
The Omaha guide., 1939-04-29
D0nahue,
SbOtWell,
Rob erts
And many Others Say
To Their Friends,
LET us help do
the Job"

"All citizens interested in the
future of Omaha should see an
advantage in electing four or
more "out" candidates to the city
council, in order to control the
policies of the council in favor
Of building Omaha"
James La Hood-"Roy N. fowls
comeback was not a surprise to
anyone. Peaple realized that Mr..
fowls practical background and
his knowledge of civic and NUM-
cipal affairs make him an out
standing man to the community.
His big vote was not an accident,
but a stamp of approval by the
people of Omaha who want men
such as he to lead them. and
make Omaha a better city in
which to live"
w. P Bob" Donahue-"I can
pledge all of the seven indepen-
dent candidates my earnest sup
port, and | ask my friends TO give
their help to electing these seven
independent candidates. The seven
would give Omaha a much better
city government that it has today"
Louis C. Borsheim-"I want to
do everything | can in supporting
the election of Mr.. FOWL and six
other Independent candidates. |
sincerely hope all of them are
elected
Towl Headquarters announced
that several others among the
other losing candidates said Towl
would receive their personal sup
port, but they did not plan to be
active in the campaign.
Six of the independent candi-
dates who were losers in the city
primary election have joined in
supporting the candidacy of Form
err Mayor Roy N. Towl and in urg-
ing their friends to aid in his
election. Three of the six request
ed friends to support all of the
sever independent nominees.
The six are George A. Roberts,
W. P. "Bob' Donahue, Louis c.
Borsheim, James La Hood, Lieu
tenan5 Colonel Reauben Noel Per-
ley, and Ross L. Shotwell. Voters
in the primary gave them the
combined vote of 1886. This total
is greater than that received by
any of tlse winning candidates
below the first three, Trustin,
Butler and KresI.
The Omaha guide., 1939-04-29
TECH WALKS AWAY
WITH VICTORY AGAIN

Out OF six or seven high schools
Tech wins another track meet at
Peru. Nebraska, Saturday, April
- 1899.
Herbert Clark Jr.. son of MI.
and Mrs. Herbert r. Clark, 1425
- 28ah St. won a medal for the
Tow hurdles. Last week az Tech
nigh he won first place in low
hnrtles, and ala won in the 300
gard dash. Herbert's speed Is con
sidered ahe fastest in his sopho-
ye5r
The Omaha guide., 1939-04-29
The Omaha Guide is the only Ne

The Omaha Guide is the only Ne
gro newspaper in Omaha accepted by
the Federal Postal service for legal
publications. It is the only Negro news
paper that has for a period of twelve
years given complete coverage of ma
tional and local advertisers attempting
to reach the Negro group without mis-
sing a single issue in the city of Oma-
ha.
The Omaha guide., 1939-04-29

"As goes the second ward, so
goes the election" For thirty-three
years this has been the slogan of many
Omaha citizens, who are interested in
the outcome of an election, and the by
word of many candidates.
The Omaha guide., 1939-04-29
DO YOU REMEMBER

Well folks here ] am again with
some statistics of the old Ken
tucky Derby which will o be
run az the famous oval Churchill
downs. The first Derby was ran
In 1875. Curchhill Down has been
blessed with a high average of
fair weather during the 64th run
ing of the Kentucky Derby from
1875 TO 1888 inclusive.
The track has been officially
fast ON 80 occasions and good on
10 others A total of AZ out of 81
shs track condition report is as
follows:
Fast 80
Good 10 (1877-s2-S4-s5-91-s6
SO Qs3o-3s-s5.
Slow 3 fi909-1920-1927
Heavy 8 1888 90-92-97-1907-
o6-19i9-2s
Muddy 4 us05-1e12-191s-1o29
Sloppy l 1925
Total-64
In 1900 and 1881 the track
which was very fast was officially
reported as dusty. Hunch Players
usually have at least a sentiment
tai wager on any horse which
starts from post position NJ. 4
in the Kentucky Derby.
Since the turn Of the 20th Cen
tnry seven Of the No. 4 hons es
fave come down in front the LIST
No. ! since 1900 was War Admir-
al in 1887. 1t repeated Ia 1888
vhen Lawrin another No. l horse
~as victor. Hers is a ~tabulation
al where ~favorites have finished
IN the first 81 ruapirgs of the
Kentucky Derby Cs75-193S in
elusive.
1st-31 times
2nd-16 times
3rd-2times
Unpiaced-15 times
3rd-2 times
Totals
The gayest and the foxest race
horse player know mis- the genial
MIR. Jess Hardin co-cwner of that
The Omaha guide., 1939-04-29

The Omaha Guide is the highest
respected publication from a political
point Of view in the city of Omaha,
barring one We mean just what we
say, bar none.
The Omaha guide., 1939-04-29

Well, folks, if old Sol will give
us a break and shine down on Us,
for about so in the shade you will
SEQ a fine bunch of baseball play
ers in action because Soup Lawson
and Bill Young have really got a
bunch together. They intend to go
places this time so fans come out
and see them in action. What they
need is your support no financial
just plenty of attendance and n
couragement. Lets go and help
them out the only Colored team
in the League thus far. Will see
you next week with some good
information about?
Richard Stanley
The Omaha guide., 1939-04-29

Tire name of the league will be
Aksarben 8 white team and one
Cogored team. 4 in all. Season will
start May the 7th. Any Kid that
cam play ball come out try cut
with the team. You may make
tho team by robbing one of the
older boys of their berth. Come
ont and try. You will be given
2hae consideration.
Richard Stanley
The Omaha guide., 1939-04-29

famous Buffet known as the II
End NJ where all the local sports
spend their spare time. He and
the robust smiling Cason the Bar
tender placed d small wager on n
hot horse in 1887. He won and
they split 3.75 between them an |
neither had a wager since. Smart
oh? Well fans nsre Is your last
years winning for the 4th days
of the meeting.
The Omaha guide., 1939-04-29
ToLal-s4

Total-64
The gayest and the foxest race
horse player know mis- the genial
Mr.. Jess Hardin co-cwrer of that
Evening star., 1939-08-19
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bedroom, dlnette, kitchen
and bath; elec. refrigeration.
Evening star., 1939-08-19
Excellent Location

1918 Concord Ave. NV.
x51 5O-Apt No. 3-Rec. hall living
room, e DR. M dinette
kitchen and bath. elec stove. Elec.
refrigeration. Rear yard.
Evening star., 1939-08-19
zS20 1 s.. NV.

2 rooms. kitchen and bath; con-
venient to Govt. ofices. stores and
transportation. Res. mgr; refrigera-
tion included in rent--(An m
Evening star., 1939-08-19
DIR 1Ath & n W

Apt. IA rooms, kitchen and bath.
$50
Evening star., 1939-08-19
4242 3oth St. NV.

2 rooms, kitchen and bath: vicinity
Wisconsin Ave and Van Ness st.:
near stores and TRANSPORTATION,
$500
Evening star., 1939-08-19
EXCELLENT VALUES
Heat and Hot Water Furnished
Overlooking the Park

Park Crescent
2s01 18th ST. NV. New Building
Just 212 blocks from Col Rd. and
Ontario Road
SIS .OO-Apt No. 3ll. Efficiency apt.
Living room. dressing room
with Murphy bed combination sunroom
and dining room. all-electrlc kitchen
and bath.
S72. 2.5O-Apt. No. 116-Large apt,
reception hall. living room.
combination sunroom and dining
room, . bedrooms, kitchen and bath.
Available Sept. IS
Featuring Venetian blinds, parouet
flooring ventilstlns doors carpeted
corridors. sun garden. Resident Msrs
Col. 6343
Evening star., 1939-08-19
1918 n STREET

B and 1 rooms. kitchen and bath,
Electric refrigeration. Res. MRY.
Hevator. Switchboard service.
Evening star., 1939-08-19
Right DoUntoUn
Efficiency Apartment

1419 N st. NV.
SAP. 2.5O-Apt. No. 3-Llving room.
bedroom. kitchen and bath;
FriRidaire
Evening star., 1939-08-19

1909 18th St. NV.
Ear 2 rooms, n1;,dk kitchen and bath; yene, a :
Evening star., 1939-08-19
1914 MT. PLEASANT STREET
l room: kitchen. bath. Else. fsfYs.
Res. Mgr.
WIsTERIA MANSIONS

iIUI Mess. Ave. NV.
Foyer, living room m-bedroom with
Murphy bed, bath. kitchen.
Foyer, living room, bedroom. bath.
dinette and kitchen.
Refs. on house current. elevator
and switchboard service. Res.
Mgr.
Evening star., 1939-08-19
1910 18th St. NV,
An. L. Az

1 room. Muir. bed. kit, 'dinette, bath
and shower. Ven. blinds: modern
fireproof bldg. close to downtown.
$500 I'd
Evening star., 1939-08-19
Carlton Terrace

1877 ChompIoin St. NV.
2 rooms. kitchen. hath. rear porch.
Vicinity 18th and Columbia Rd.
$3.50
Evening star., 1939-08-19

r. MARBURY STAMP 8 co.
212 Southern Building Dist. e161
Evening star., 1939-08-19
VALUES WORTH SEEING

1901 CALVERT ST. NV.
| room, and bath (no kitchsn).
2 and 8 rooms. kitchen, bath
and porch, Else. rsfE Resident
mAnAger.
Evening star., 1939-08-19

3@o7 10Th ST. NV.
sna nrp r9ons R.,1r xtenen ns hens. ane ossn: sI.
Evening star., 1939-08-19

S45.OO-Apt. No; 4-Rec. hall, living
room, bed IN dinette,
kitchen and bath; elec. stove; rear yard.
September 1st.
Res. MGR. 1850 ". Va. Ave. NE, Apt.
No. i. Lincoln 3623-R.
Evening star., 1939-08-19
SEDGWlcK GARDENS
3726 Conn. Ave.

room. Murphy bed bath. foyer.
enclosed porch s.v. sxposurO.
rooms. bath. dinette. selarium.
kitchen $50 exposure). Garage.
Refg. on house current. Res.
Mgr. 24-hour elevator and
switchboard service
Evening star., 1939-08-19
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1842 18th St. NV.

Attractive front apt, 4 rooms. kitch-
en-. bath. rear enclosed porch; con-
venient to downtown SIN
Evening star., 1939-08-19
1926 18th ST. NV.

2 rooms. bath tno Kitchen. Switch.
board and elevator service. Resi-.
dent manager. (Tel. Dist. 1853
Met. 0945.)
Evening star., 1939-08-19
1850 Fuller S. NV
The Riqas

8 rooms. kitchen and bath. Vicinity
18th and Columbia Rd.---SS0 90
Evening star., 1939-08-19
FULTON COURTS
2SSl l1fh SfSaa&

Large reception hail. living room.
sunroom (may be used ~ extra
bedroom). bedroom, bath. dinetts
and kitchen $3.50. -
bedrooms, bath, dinetts, Kitchen
and porch. $65.00.
LARGE closets. elevator service. elee-
tric refrtgeration. Resident mgr.
Evening star., 1939-08-19
7z2z QUE STREET

Living. room. 2 bedrooms. bath and
kitchen
room. 2 bedrooms with / and 2
baths. kitchen and pantry.
Electric refrigeration. Res. AgY
Elevator. Building desirably To-
Gated Just Oh Mass. Ave,
Evening star., 1939-08-19

CONTINUED "a Nsxt PsSa.)
Evening star., 1939-08-19

1914 CONN. AVENUE
Living room. dining room. dinetts.
screened or enclosed porch. bed.
room bath and kitchen.
Living room. dining room. dinetts.
enclosed porch. 2 bedrooms. bath
and kitchen.
Res. Mgr. Elevator. Sec. Switch.
board. Refg. on house current.
Evening star., 1939-08-19
$500 18th STREET

3 and 8 rooms. Kitchen. bath ana
porch Refrigeration on house
current. Large enclosed porcheS;
garage. Resident MANAGER.