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METRIC STANDARDS

Those who have been urging that the U.SA. adopt the metric system probably don't realize it, but the meter and the kilogram have been the standard measure of the Bureau of Standards for 50 years.
 The Bureau of Standards, official guardian of all U. s. weights and measures, has kept buried in a sealed vault very precious stan- dard meter and a standard kilo- gram. Made of platinum and irri- dium, it is upon these weights and measures that all other weights and measurements in the United States are based.
 But the Bureau of Standards has no standard foot or standard pound It uses the metric system entirely and calculates the foot and the pound equivalents from meters and kilograms.
 All during the war the standard meter and kilogram were carefully stored in the Bank of Bethesda Md, just outside of Washington. This was for fear of bombing raid on the Bureau of Standards; also, because of the value of the bullion in the meter and kilogrom, estimated at $3,500 for the two.
 The standard meter and kilo- gram have been in the Bureau of Standards for more than 50 years following an international confer ence which resulted in the estab- lishment of the International Bu- reau of Weights and Measures at Sevres, France, just outside Paris. A master meter and a master kilo- gram remain at Sewers and the U. s. master meter and master kilogram have been taken to France several times to see whether they have changed, either in length or weight Scientists report that there has been little variance be- tween them.
 During the war, the Germans respected the international nature of the area at Sewers and did not bomb it, though the windows of the international bureau were blown out by Allied bombers.
 American scientists point to this as precedent for United Nations cooperation in the control of the atom bomb. Just as an interna- tional commission controls interna- tional weights and measures, scien- tistS believe an international com- mission must be organized to con- trol the atom bomb, also to in- spect factories on foreign soil to make sure that the atom bomb is not being produced secretly.
 (Note-U.S. standard weights and measures are kept in a sealed vault thermostatically controlled. Changes in temperature cause expansion or contraction. When the standard measures are to be used, they are 1 placed in melting ice so their tenn perature will remain the same)
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COMBAT
 INSIGNIA AWARDED
 DALLAS C. WEYAND

S 1-c (SS)s Dallas Gordon Wey- and, U.S.NR., former Juneau High School student, has been awarded the Submarine Combat Insignia, according to advices received by the Empire.
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LOOK and LEARN sy z. GORDON

l. Of what is the rainbow symbol? P < What soscees triangle? B. What kind of deal in incunabua? food is used extensively? the diamond the birthstone?
 ANSWERS:
 Lords that the entire earth should be destroyed again by flood. .-s sre91.rar7 z-rre- a2 triangle having sides Book which handle old and books
  April
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ron had carried out ODonnell's prediction. The hospital, plainly marked, under the rules of interna- tional warfare, was demolished. Flight Officer O'Donnell was awarded the Bombs of the Week" for hitting the main target.
 Later, after American troops oc- cupied the town of Bad KreuZ- mach, an American MP. was strangled by a German resident, who gave as his excuse when he was tried that the Americans had bombed the hospital and the de- fenSleSS town
 (Note-Lt. O'Donnell, of course, was acting on orders from his su- periors, including Gen. Doolittle. The fact that he was awarded Bombs of the Week" indicated ap- proval by his superiors of the hos pitfalls destruction)
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Bolivia ranks second to the United States in the production of tungsten in the western hemisphere.
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UNEMPLOYED ADVISERS

A State Department spokesman recently gave the press an inside
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careful to put the key on the other side of the door.
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.. B-21
HouSEs WANIEp no BUY icen,t.l

WANTED ~ ANY SECTION: 60, s,.s
M fsorsd seoH ' s 81 ss. terms ns
VI w Can Can Sell your HOUSE at its fun
ISH 81 81 Sssad3 ,,ssSI.sid
dssa tdf e q 10 1919 rdom bl It n or Frame
81 4sas; e sys so and sfy Sun. GE $780, $3.50.
sA ,a5 snss ao0' "a
sfzssH RIst .s HsHEs
WEI wa se HssmHas as On home. ana in
Washineton: client with cash III for silvsr
irsndy D seiSes cs ps Yo aaS eq PAsTok
ii29 Vermont nv NA; 544!-NA: 2425:
MSn1SAs s.Pt. sn7au sa !:
MsN sha ssfE % :s sV. TR ss.a
W w TTsis AZ FL ONCE s5ss FOR Cash, 70 e
KEExER & wHrTEFoRD. 1914 K NV.
BEST PRICES for homes are obtained by
sellers who list their homes with an ex-
peIienced sales organization which, knows
ices. We need homes in the D. e, nearby
Realtor, 729 18th st. NV. National 0753.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C;-will. pay up to
close TO transport alton. EN- 1851.
| WANTED-Adioining row brick dwellings
rented to colored: preferably in groups Of
or more. WAGGAMAN-BRAWN 100
Eye st NV. Me. 1880
ALL CASH for your house, any section Of
| D. c. Box 271-G, Star.
! WILL PAY CASH for any house in Pet
worth or Brightwood. regardless of condi-
ton: free appraisal. D. ]. O'CONNOR,
| RA. 1919
LIST WITH US for prompt results. ep-
praisal without obligation. DIXIE REALTY
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GENTLEMAN will share 2-bedrm. apt. on
capitol Hi with bachelor or couple. FIR.
GIRL to share completely furn. apt with
VAST WaS G dIt 2 10 s e. NV IA $50
girls. CAL after O'Clock S2s each a
month"; %049-A Conn ave. NV Apt s q "a.
YOUNG LADY to share Groom furn. apt.
With another lady; 1910 .25th st. NV;
re; Esfs c eSGh - NE 5o4s after pm.
with other girls cony. NV location Cali
PRIyATE TTRNIsHED MODERN APT P.at
i ior couple only all utilities; $3.50. 5l12
llls OATES ST. Ne, End hoor-8 rooms.
6io CARROLL AVE. AR.og Tako SGapts rms kit
ali utilities, linens, silver, 0{ farn enI adnlts
a. a., door Seen by appointment. Phone
YOUNG GOVT. GIRL to share nicely fur
NJ f-Ioom spL with Two sisters, S35
Cal Mss HEED fnd RE- f!ih 1860 private hxs a56
CURING day; Ii. 1918 after s. 1918
195a FAIRMoNT ST. N.w-3 cor rms.
second fl, front, 500; no children; cheer
ful rm,' $50; both mr.. bath. Agent, MI.
i221 OWEN PL. N.E.-Nice clean sleep
2 girls. S6 week each Ii 1923.
studio room. kitchenette. Frigidaire, semi
private bath, adults; $50.
VICINITY OF SCOTT CIRCLE on 18th st.
NV luxuriously furn. apis, consisting
of 2 rms, kit, bath and dining alcove
completely modern: utilities furn; execu-
tlYeS and wives preferredi $3.50 and sos
mo. Box $3.50. Star
SHARE PRIVATE HOMEj couple or two
girls; honey atmosphere. nice neighbor-
hood, ami; good transp.; $50 mo. DU.
32lS. Box 31S-G Star
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FAMILY working in both Washington and
sible to Union Station. Three or more
bedrooms, Phone MRS. NILES, RE. 1908
NAVAL OFFICER, wife. two children need
22oe9egdToom house or apt by April 10. C &c
ARMY MEDICAL OFFICER desires 3 or 4
bedrm. house; prefer unfinished in D, c.
ne iS ND RE 81 Va so5 IT s COL s gARRE
KCAF, OFFICER, wife and child require
furnished house; will pay up 10 $50 per
REsSPoNsIBLE COLoRED FAMILY will pay
up Gdt to SO NO No f S5e IS room house pest
EXCHANGE With service oficer, s-hedroom
house in Norfolk for 2 or 3 bedroom quar-
tiers in or around D. c.. Phone GIL. 3o9l
ARMY OFFICER with family needs 2 or 8
or before. May !; location IN NV. pre-
l WII Exc h S;foe SaS house
yard sd g, suitable a-bedTOOm house. S lack
IT. coMDR. permanently stationed de-
sires 3-bedroom furn. house for wife
housebroken daughter, and white nurse
WIN pay Sl50-SI75 per mo: NV, Phone
IT. CoMDR. wishes suitable temporary
desired. co. 1905 bet. and 7 pm,' ex-
LADY, adult daughters, require unturn.
pancy on or before June !. WO 6075
10 MONTHS OLD, lived 8 places, cities.
need roost. furnished CO. S9S5. 30
3-BEDROOM HOUSE, furn. or unfurn.,
NV, Silver Spring. Kensington, Arlington,
Alexandria desired; educated, refined
family Call GF 1856.
s OR BEDROOM furnished house re-
auired for May ! occupancy; preferably
and Navy ofbcers forced 10 vacate present
residence because of sale. Will pay any
reasonable rent Call COL DOOLTTTI,E
or MAI MAHONEY. DU. 14h1. after I p m :.
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Vacancies: Triple room, S23 mo per person
also single room, $50 and S35 mo-. private
phone and running water in all rooms; 5
nas7 aG TaIRMoNr ST. N.w.-cheerful,
FREE, to refined lady. attractive room
shared ed, with I-year-old girl, for STAYING
ton. Box 243-E. star.
lT13 X ST; NV, downtown. Lady. nice
Y furn; y, front single rm., very large
9 sSSs EYT s month NO NV double ~ .r,r,.
and next TO Army and Navy Club. $50 mo.
$50 LONGFELLOW ST. N.W-Large room,
z girls to share: Hollywood beds break
last priyll; $50 ca: per mo. RIA. 5651.
s i2t ur ron S sP n nSWGo1necting bed
double room $40 month for two: private
baths and showers: gentle home: men only.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1875 Riggs pl-small
2I35 ST. N.W.-Smaii basement studio
rm.; sink, stove. share electric refrigerator
", week week l pt s135. 49,, .. 49,,
I755 CHURCH ST. N.w.-nicely furn.,
DE; $3.50. AID, 1868.
eemea v1es e s. mr. Ap q
C0LoRED - Double bedroom for girls.
5I5 kenyon st. NV. $40 week for q
COLORED-133s 3rd st. NV, double
S4,5o and SIS week AID. 1859.
COLORED-15 p st. NV, rooms for nice
oulet scplored Govt. workers: men preferred
or Z rIce women, So each. MRS. BESSIE
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

sshsss cash prices. Ca eau Z Mr. os FARRGN.
A6DfNG" MAcHs., CALCULATIONS, type
writers. ONCE eauip.. any kind; high price.
Ewes, Sun. %; 1925. wk. days, DI. 1872
machines ali types; top prices paid Cali
Ay s 595HNso Nc So RE I I5sa. ..,n..
scHILLERs.' { at 9th 1Ii NV. -l''',' way 81:
BEDROOM, dining room and living room
and bric-a-brsc Odd. pieces or any, amount
wanted at onesea Please call today Mr.
BICYCLE, So inch, in excellent condition
CAN ,, pay up nso to $40 for good
9 oaE dsasr1 photo eanp@ aSG both
sRogS sUPPEY Se s' Rii'ss na1o nr
eas FADE MOVE sea s6D s4s eenn
CLoTHING-Best prices paid for used
STORE, Ex. 1865 rs. III 4tR St. sw.
Ssee ddns Hsry Rss Eth 70. s. m a.
CLoTHINGNHighest prices paid for mems
nssa shiH s7s7 HEe@Ass svea l'a3 vii in oa &
Handkerchief to va suit. We also buy Jewel
for cash and courtesy. Cali Ma. 1856.
CRYSTALS-Top prices for pr'sms and
erysts! chandeliers. CHI. 1905.
DELTA or eaual iigsaw, incl. motor; quote
DIAMONDS GOLD aignest cash prices
s eRfHuR 81 mAR RHE o 80 ee e you sell
DIAM0NDS-Before you sell diamonds or
diamond lewelry, get our offer. Highest
prices. FURNISHINGS, 9I9 F st. NV.
Call MR; CHARLES on Mon. LII. 5000
ELEC. REFRIGERATOR, or Gu. it.. in
good ;, condition, wanted by naval officer
ton; will pay cash. TIE. 92O5.
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR, in good con-
dition, needed by officer and family. CAPT.
or MRS. Belts, Union 1866 30'
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR for wife and
small children of enlisted man; or 8 Gu,
#. good running condition. Cash. AT. 1858.
FURNITURE. pric-a,&rac. china, glassware.
rugs. silverware, paintings: highest cash
prices naid Can MURRAY Taylor 1898
FURNITURE-We buy secondhand furni-
ture, We pay highest prices. Call Il 1918
6; g; FuRN; ExcH. 1888 H st. ne
FURNITURE AND PIANOS OF all kinds,
tny amount or entire home; absolutely
best Prices Evenings. Republic 1922 j.
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FURNITURE. in good, clean condition:
Stoyes ,ri ilsseboxess highest cash PRICES paid,
FURNITURE bedroom and dining
room. cleo reigr., elee, washing and sew
best sesat ca hfi s9y tme Tn @9 as45 r
EuRNITuRE, rsfrigerators. washing ma
FURNITURE, and household effects of the
also want GOOD at rado and piano
GsaIs cal TO-DAY yoI Mr. r. GRADY era Ma s620
4 Kahn INC So years at S s55 Fay st. ' n.W.
SOLD DIAMONDS silver We Pay nighe hest
5GEBo * s anMp.a l74a K NV. Elk 1872.
LAWN MOWER wanted; will pay cash
lawn Mo%ER pTse Can debs e2I5
Lawn Mowers S Wanted seF ANY, Condition. cor
will call for same, JOE HANDY, 1900
H st. ne. Ii. 4574; after 8 O'Clock. call
MOTORCYCLE wanted by serviceman sta
toned out OF town for, transportation: a
Or "a: Please cali Ma 1880, JOHN B B.
Musical NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cash
books and nasaziPes. Soc per 1SSS ii lbs;
deliver your accumulation please phone
us Highest prices paid for h9uss raEs
NEWSPAPERS wanted, soc per 100 lbs;
books and MAGAZINES. s5c per 100 lbs;
deliver your accumulation please phone
US. Highest prices paid for house rags.
s @!d G F9n a 1ed p Ro sss5 ACE JUNK CO.
NEWSPAPERS wanted. 60c per 100 lbs:
books 9oS, and MAGAZINES. Soc per 100 BIS;
deliver your accumulation please phone
US Highest prices paid for h3nSe , rags ag
on Rt III + ran atff' b 5siEo Call MIR
aAsEK; Republic $500.
fana DaR Ro' e fsh G GE sS5S
Plano am looking for 5000 splnet or
s sFqnq O ian ~ WI Ray high price for
PIANOS wanted: grands. uprights and
player pianos wanted, highest cash prices
weekdays or Sunday and ewes Wo, $3.50.
right or grand. VIII pay cash. ia. S2@7
PIANO. need a spinet. small apart
m pS q n,s 65 Or grand; will pay cash
pIASoEWe are looking for spinet, apart
ment upright or grand piano, WIN pay
the highest cash price. GE. s465.
to 53 inches high and small grands suitable
for rental purposes. also Steinway grands
in r ang scgqndditionc- Phone DI, 5000. CAMP
6eojar iT0S n tN0H S'eiii"@'
PISNIs WpSNTFnHI H. NV C5rards sr,na,s .,
aa+NoS WaS I'D 0!ahdS, splneIS OF
,ipr.r1ts; highest Ssh l prices paid Write
IA agno oN'o "oH|h' INV u 81 u"
p ApTo puONocpspp ,.,,.o. T.. ,..t.....
aor1.. WahIeo by private
@ -, VIZ us a l5GoI1 cHanseF Will
RFFRIGFFRSTToR ele S%p ENt r. lose "a
E 60 qOndition; cash. Call MR. COX,
Naturalization a1actrfc or gas. w
Of Army officer servins overseas is without
ijypred would like small e,ect re Nrsf$ipeT-
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ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

WESLEY HEIGHTS MANSION, 1896 Ma
comb ST. large bed-living rooms, bath
home; Z gentlemen; $50 and sos; EN-, 1904
wk. SINGLE, rooms, 10 min. d'town, on car
line, Gas. heat, thermostat control; show
ers; baths, c;hw; good beds. AID. 4330.
women; water IN rms: inner-sp mattresses;
newly dec; 81 wk. RE. 9463, 90"
CHEVY CHASE, D. c., 1921 33rd st, NV.
only, S25 each. OR. SO67.
1886 18th ST, near Que n. w.-Nice front
room for 2 men; twin beds; convenient
iasI SHEPHERD si2E ST. N.W4Yo n girl to
share nicely furn. room with another girl,
single beds, housekeeping privileges; $50.
i iSas I RITT Fimf o15sI Master bed
room. private bath, twin beds, suitable for
sa6 sf LvNGsToS ST. w Wo moaa loF
yate home. sleeping porch. dressing room,
Laundry. very homelike; room for one or
sSIs conn. AVE, OPP. shoreham Hotel,
Sri ssp NoHo sf@pyt sr bath SS
IN gentle home; COW. transp; $40 month.
S sos RA srS Sl1 ST. aft NWp Nv master
bath; Jewish home; / or Z. Single sac;
ssao eoNeo COR AVE. o N@-1 double room
for ms men sS 3pd fieqr' $40; 1 single room
Connecticut ave. bus, 20 minutes from
downtown; all conveniences; Sf4 per week
1915 Military I'd, Emerson 2123
2149 CALIFORNIA ST. NV, / block from
Conn. ave, 2 front connecting rooms on
3rd floor. comfortable beds: ideal location;
suitable 2 Or 3: $40 month; permanent
1913 SHERRIER PL. N.W.a-Large single
room. newly furnished. near bath; 81
1898 Park AVE. Nw.-Double bedroom
and living room. Semiprivate bath; SI2
week OIL S49s after pm.
UNUSUAL HOUSING, everything new: ad-
Joining baths. double, triple, GAIT room
Tor 4; $40 and S22. so each. 1884 Hobart
st. NV. AID. 1890. 29s
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SUBURBAN sALE-WRGikiA.

ARLINGTON. VA.-Attractive 4-bedrn.
10y odse Ony to shopping center schools
with replsoe dining F Foom AND n kitcSsn
End door basement and h.-wh, House
Can M Brown, CT o54S. '
$500 cash Phone Roberts q MoNc stHSs
AGENCY, Fails Church goo. After
eoNT Ess Gegsfh 29s1M attractive
nearby Virginia, high ground, distant
Old sea Pe1 las and bs home
coal INV. heat and automatic hot water,
astaIs cali ip0 ca i4s8s 'i REA1FS F Ass sss
large lot, 4 bedrms'i "a baths O oil f heal.
easR A faFsss RP se $685. e. 20 $3.50 Ts
RAMBLING white clapboard in beautiful
wSGd setting among Large oaks With
piete in every detail. containing ! large
rooms, entering from the front into spa
a nice dining room and a complete electric
kitchen with range and refrigerator; beau
tiful dining porch or terrace. with fireplace
2 bedrooms and bath; oak floor, through
er: venetian blinds throughout. There is
pine-panelled guest quarters with bath:
3-car garage and detached recreation or
j 51io acres, with z sersS cleared. BAL.
s az &c WOO woodland With bride paths On
eSao mines Of from the wa as.
ington. Price, $4,000; assume $1,000
MASON 0 a S sans Exclusive Vs WITH ss
end OF Columbia pike. Alexandria 1912
Slosed sundays
PEvEREUx / SIMON 'V io1{ Eth h s' n'S.
aRLINGToN, vA-oue Groom brick
so o. 81 800; one Groom brick house.
sl2S;559 $50 four Screen: 5GS frame houses from
f fatS e AMI nj s 2 NJ GAINES 1874 No.
SEE This Fiji o aos aI4G TopAY-only one left:
al brick, bedrooms and tiled bath on
2nd moor: living rm., dining nm, kitchen:
sa5eenee p9Eeh tS bus ffEs
rent rent; Call cH; 1927. WILLIAM P. PARRA-
oWNER DESIRES to sell lovely little 2
$4,000 CASH; 1st-foor rent pays balance:
double bedrm. kit.-dinette. shower. bath:
y C1iISIppy PVT en nj BOSS Oh ser.
This white brick williamsburg Colonial
| home, on wooded lot, 70xl40. and ada
cent lou Iu&Io4, lncluoeo In price, Is one
/ Of todey's best values. Central entrance
hall. living room With fireplace and largs
kitchen and bullt-in garage on LIST floor:
| 2nd floor has large master bedroom with
bath. other large bedrooms and fun
/ bath OF hall; basement has paneled recrea-
| ton room with fireplace; maids room
and toilet; oil h.-w;h.; direct busline at
ooor; beautIfuI outlook. owner leaving
May 10: For inspection phone sydney
karr, WI. 1855, with FRANK s. PHIL
LIPS, DI. 1411.
g YEAR OLD, 6 rm.. asbestos shingls
Cape Cod house, with over 8 acres Land.
ready for development; IL mi. from Wash
inRton, near Mt. Vernon blvd Price,
S10,150, terms. Also have acreage TO sell
in tracts acres and UP. OWNER, GIL.
2463 No agents
IL MILES from Falls Church. 10-scre
cleared farm: pine woods in rear; modern
3-bedrm house, spacious rms. beautifully
arranged and equipped kitchen: meat
house shed, poultry house: barn, all with
cash, S45 mo. Phone Roberts, MONCURE
AGENCY, r. C. 1900. After 8. r. C.
NJ
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

FURN. OR UNFURN. APIS. urgently need
ed for administrators of French Missions
NV, section preferred. DE. 1885. Ext IL
THREE MONTHS RENT IN ADVANCE for
unfinished two or three bedroom apart
lington; years lease if desired. MI. 3O91
2-BEDRooM APT. or house. unfurnished,
H f4T family OF 4, FIR 1928 after pm
MIDDLE-AGED LADY desires furnished
infma oSrHs A RE SF N ab 81 4 DR
lieut., wants to get acquainted with wife
must have apt or hense Me- e "a 90
WOMAN, Govt. employe, and mother need
apt pref
NAVAL OFFICER Just returned from
5ouse fo Tesdense fo apt
csataet ia ENsfGN Il s. 0fz aR L s1ss
MEDICAL apIR; OFFICER and wife need or one
Ts sod Essd b aesDita EM $500
transiaters: up to 500. Decatur 'H HsS5.
E NAyA2 25 H. a Wife 70 ehld Pm desire a0e3 3
pre- IT. LONG, RE. 74o0,. Ext.
bath; convenient to Munitions Bldg, BY
major and o wife just returned from over
REF. BUS. GIRL would like to share 2-3-
nm d. G. apt; prefer better type, with /
other young woman. Box 161-K, Star. >
ARMY OFFICER. Just returned from over
seas, desires furn. or unfurn. apartment 2
bedrooms, living room, kitchenette, bath:
vicinity Walter Reed Hosp, by April 1st
RE. 600. Ext. $500. between 9 am and
pm 30s
/ r., KIT, semibath, in pvt. home, NV;
settled woman, employed. Telephone GE
$50 eekdays. 29s
PERMANENT naval lieut.. and wife desire
furnished or unfinished house or apart
ment, one or two bedrooms, on ground
floor IN NV; section, EN-. 5017.. l.
furn. apt. for naval It,. back from sea,
newlywed wife. JAMES, DU. 7487. 2s
NAVY 1t, just returned overseas, wife
and child need furn. Housekeeping apt:
r WIFE a sasg
seas wants bedroom, kitchen, bath, in NV.
section, convenient to Transportation: pri-
vately employed can take lease, Call
BLEDSOE. EN-. 1874. 2as
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HOUSES WANTED TO sUY.

IMMEDIATE ACTION-We will buy your
home today or sell to cash clients waiting
at full market value. No obligation for
appraisal. MITCHELL QUICK, DI. 1881.
EDWIN L. ELLIS wants houses If suitable
for room renting, any size or price: plenty
buyers. REALToR. 1910 Vermont ave-,
WE CAN SELL your house. We can &c,
s sfa sis aa u Sse' as.sons
sos No Capitol MA. $3.50
WE ARE LIKE all other brokers' have
plenty of cash buyers for real estate. Call
us for honest appraisals as of today's
market and for . quick sale. Deal with
confidence, established 1925; licensed Va,
Md and D, G. Call or write MARSHALL
J: WAPLE CO., 1924 14th st. NV, Wash,
A .5ss q sssb1 Ma
6 to 8 rooms; prefer gas INV. heat; not
over $4,000, cash deal; desire possession
on or before May 90. Give address for
WE NEED LIsTINGS-Most prospective
purchasers INQUIRE ct our ONCE before
buying: colored property In any section.
Call for appraisals, prompt service, quick
sales, cash or terms, JAMES e. SCOTT.
I'll fla; ave: nv, DE. 1913 or DE. 1914
E Ne oas SELF your HOUSE in any sec
ton Of the city. We have been buildins
tumbia for many years and We are probably
better qualified to handle your property for
you If you wish quick and satisfactory
results. call A. II. Parker, IA. 1858 or RA
1850. J. B. TIFFEY a. SON. 316 Kennedy
st. NV.