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Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-07
DR.. Thomas Hunter
Is Central p. |. \.
Speaker Wednesday

Dir. Thomas M. Hunter was speak
" tor the rarlal-4.dtaS. NJ l,..t
Of the Central school held Wedncs-
day afternoon at the school. Dr..
lunter spoke in length of N short
period of time that the dentist pro-
'esslon had been separated from the
AeQlcal profession - approximately
100 years. He told Of the attempts
o discover dental diseases and pre-
'cntions and cures. Dental care thro-
,Gh diet and manual care was
stressed by DR.. Hunter who showed
ne group numerous chats illus
rating his talk. Dr.. Hunter was in
reduced and presented to the group
by Mrs. DurWard Hall. program
chairman.
Inc meeting was opened with
ongs given by pupils of Mrs. c. M.
-ooper's third grade. Mrs. r. c. W.
Sadford conducted the devotlonals
sing the theme. Grown People Can
earn from Children"
During the business session, pre-
lded over by the Vicc-prcsident,
Mrs. J. Avis Turner. the MINUTES
we're read and the ~trcasurcr's report
'lVcn. Mrs. Edward Dixon. II. We
appointed head Of the neminatine
committee and serving with her az
Mrs. Norman Guy and Mrs. Glenn
oatterWhlte. The COMMITTEES will
present a slate Of officers at the next
meeting.
Attendance prizes were awarded
1rS. Cooper's third grade and Miss
Lillian MassenburS's fifth grade.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-07
Miss SCarIette
Will Join Staff
Baptist Church

Miss Dora Page Scarlette has been
engaged by the congregation Of the
First Baptist church as financial
ccrctary and director of young peo-
pies work, and viii begin her duties
April !, II was learned today.
\ native of Durham. and from a
well known family of that city, Miss
,Car)ctlc has been secretary of the
Baptist church in Clinton. and comes
here highly recommended, it was
SAID.
She is a graduate Of Duke Uni
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-07

NoW's the time for all good Mons
to sew their chlldren's Spring and
Summer clothes, With Pattern 1924,
you ear make this darling dress,
AND the sunfrock. PLUS panties.
Pattern 1924 comes in sizes 2, !, g..
8. Size 6 frock takes ! 81 yards 35-
inch; l-8 yard contrast.
Send TWENTY cents IN colns TO
this pattern to Daily Dispatch. Pat.
tern Dept, 232 West 18th ST, New
York II, n. Y. Print plaintly SIZE.
NAME, ADDRESS STYLE NUM-
Der.
Fifteen cents more brings you the
useful Marian Martin Spring Pat
tern Book with a Free pattern for
smart "bag-on-a-belt' printed right
inside the book. Brimful of chic.
e~asy-to-make fashions.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-07
In Watts Hospital.

J. l.. Hoyle. is a patient at Watts
hospital, Durham. where he had an
operation this week, it was reported
today.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-03-07

PlaStlcs from bituminous coal are
now being made into linoleum tor
llU.r GOV eluaSS.
Eastern Connecticut news., 1946-08-17

Referring to the congressman 5 tribute to William Green as "a thoughtful forward-looking leader" the head of the Connecticut Fed eration of Labor quoted from speech delivered by MT. Green in Boston before a labor convention early this week in which he called the present Congress "the most re- actionary ever elected by the peo- pie of the nation," and charged that the reactionary forces in both parties have united for the pur- pose of making drive upon la bor."
 Implying that the A. F. of L. in Connecticut would seek MT. Tal- bots defeat should he be a candi- date for any office, MT. Collins stated that the state labor federa- tion's Non-Partisan Political Com mittee was organizing in all dis tricts throughout Connecticut to publicize widely among labor and it's friends the records of all candi- dates"
 You may be interested to know" he added, that we have suggested to the leadership of the political parties in this state that they them selves carefully examine into the voting records of all aspirants for political office on issues of vital concern to labor, for we are mak- ing no bones about the fact that we shall vigorously oppose all who prevented the enactment of the sound legislative program which labor has advocated"
 The Congressman had enclosed in his letter to MT. Collins letter oongratuIating the head of the A. F. of L. for his Message to Ameri- can Workers" and a tear sheet from the Congressional Record of July 13 (A-4316) containing praise for Mi. Green in his extension of remarks.
 MT. Collins letter to the Repub- lican Representative was as fol- lows:
 Hon. Joseph D. Talbot
 House Office Building
 Washington, D. c.
 My dear Congressman:
 It is good to know that you ap- prove of President William Greens Message to American Workers" in which he calls upon labor to cooperate with industry in efforts to bring about greater productivity. This message already has received wide publicity in the labor press; nevertheless, we shall do every
Eastern Connecticut news., 1946-08-17

thing possible to urge all members of the Connecticut Federation of Labor, as suggested in your letter, to read President Greens state ment carefully.
 The head of the American Fed eration of Labor to whom you pay tribute as "a thoughtful forward looking leader" in this message has only given expression to the pre- vailing sentiment in our ranks, and he has acted in accord with the philosophy of our organization based upon sound Americanlsm.
 Interestingly enough, on the day the newspapers reported you hao congratulated him, they also car ried excerpts from a speech oe- livered by MT. Green in Boston be- fore the International Brotherhood of Boodbinders, in which he ex- pressed himself forcefully regard ing the present Congress. Calling it "the most reactionary ever elected by the people of the na- tion." he said, it was the worst he had ever known" and charged that "the reactionary forces in both par ties have united for the purpose of making a drive upon labor"
 He had in mind, of course, the continued opposition of these forces to the legislative program of the A. F. of L.. which includes the broadening of social security legls- lation, the passage of a natonal housing act, and the extension ot OPA for another year without crippling amendments to emascul- ate the National Labor Relations Act.
 It is regrettable that you have completely diSregarded MT. Greens representions on these issues, and instead have been associated with the reactionary elements that he condemns. Thus you have helped to stimulate unrest among the workers when wise stateSmanShip would have counseled cooperation with the A. F. of l.. in efforts to provide them with greater sense of security and to cultivate the ground for the achievement of full production. full employment and uninterrupted prosperity.
 The newspapers further report that President Green at the Book binders convention called upon la bor groups to unite and become "a great, irresistible driving force" This advice, be assured, we shall take to heart in Connecticut.
 am in close touch with the work of the Non-Partisan Political Committee appointed by me, and am glad that it is sparing no effort to bring about the election of pro- gressive Congressman and state ad-
Eastern Connecticut news., 1946-08-17

ministrators and legislators this coming November. It is organ izing in all districts throughout Connecticut to publicize widely among labor and it's friends the records of all candidates.
 You may be interested to know that we have suggested to the leadership of the political parties in this state that they themselves carefully examine into the voting records of all aspirants for political office on issues of vital concern to labor, for we are making no bones about the fact that we shall vigor- ouSly oppose all who prevented the enactment of the sound legislative program which labor has adWo- cated.
 Very truly yours.
 Timothy M. Collins President
 Federation of Labor
Eastern Connecticut news., 1946-08-17
Giants in "Them Days"

Chicago = Huge fossil human jaws found in China and Java in- dicate that men were giants long ago, Dr. Franz Weidenreich of the American Museum of Natural His tory said here last week.
Eastern Connecticut news., 1946-08-17
Collins Exposes Talbot

Although agreeing to bring statement by President William Green of the American Federation of Labor urging cooperation between labor and industry for greater produc the attention of the membership of the Connecticut Federation of Labor requested letter by Congressman Joseph E. Talbot Timothy M Collins president of the state labor organization assaled the Representative from the Fifth district for his continued opposition to the A. F. of Ls legislative program and his association with reactionary ee ments' in Congress.
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-20
School News
ELEMENTARY SCHOOL

The entire Elementary School hSS been practicing during part of each afternoon on the operetta Christmas with the Old Woman Who Lived in a Shoe" Due to the cold weather the auditorium was used for practice only twice; the other days small groups practiced in different rooms.
 The operetta will be put on twice; once Friday afternoon be- fore the school and parents wish Hng to come then. The second time will be as part of the Community Christmas Friday evening.
 The main characters are as fol lows:
 Good Green, Kitty Bjornstad and Juanita Fagerstrom, Santa Clause. Logan DoWd and Glen Ma zen. Fairy Godmother, Betty Blakely and Lois Swanberg. Mother Goose, June Dunbar and Alice Blakely. Whistling Willie, Bruce Russell and Robert Dunbar. Teenie Weenie, Gail Cardwell and TOnnie Fults. Sleep Fairies, Alice Miller, Donna Jean Travis, Ruth Fagerstrom.
 All of the rooms are having Christmas parties on Friday, the last day of school before Christ mas vacation begins.
 HIGH SCHOOL
 . The high school had their Christmas party in the gaily dec orated assembly last night. Having previously drawn names for gifts, there was a great many bright
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-20

ing .o the Encyclopaedia Britan- nica.
 me term express train orig may had no connection with how last tne tram travelled. According co tne EncycIopaedia Britannica, express train" first meant train running tor some SpecIa! purpose or engaged by priVate person.
 4-oOu, ghly per cent of all the DIas,4n9 powder manufactured in the United StaIeS is used in coal m4nlns.
 Almost a quart of water leaves the skin during one day of ordin- ary weather and more than a pint per day IS eXhaled in the breath, according to the Encyclopaedia BIltannIca.
 There may be a great deal of talk nowadays of how wonderful l. would be to have steaks and Deet SteWS m plenty, but, accord ing to the Encyclopaedia Britan- n4ca, pork is the most popular meat in the American diet.
 Rubber was not used commer- cially in Europe until three cen turies after it was noted by Colum- bus during his second visit to South America, according to En- cyclopaedia Britannica. Even then tt was not marketed for it's elastic properties, but to rub out pencil marks, hence it's name. The phosphorescence in water at night, seen from shipboard is really millions of luminous proto- goa, microscopic animals, accord ing to the Encyclopaedia.
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-20

packages under the Christmas tree.
 MT. Halverson and several stu dents had hung paper chains of green and red about teh room.
 The high school lost the basket ball game Tuesday to the Engin- eers 46 to 19.
 This afternoon the Juniors took charge of a Christmas assembly which included singing and rec ordS.
 Physical examinations of all people in the school have been completed. Dr. Tucker has been eNanlir.lg E1,.-y cn Tuesdays and Thursdays for the last six weeks.
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-20

The term ''filibuster" originally meant a buccaneer or freebooter, according to the Encyclopaedia Britannica. American adventurers who took part in West Indian and Central American revolutions af- ter the Mexican War were known as filibuSters.
 The English language is spoken by two hundred million people according to the Encyclopaedia Britannica. At the time that Shakespeare wrote his plays, only five million people spoke English.
 The ordinary escalator can car ry more than eight thousand pas sengers every hour, according to the Encyclopaedia Britannica. If passengers walk while they are on the escalator, 11,200 passengers an hour can be transported.
 The oldest known system of ex- aminations was the one used in China about HIS B. C., for select ing civil service officers, accord
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-20
MARVIE D. EARLY AND
 MARIAN T. MURRAY WE'D

Last Saturday, in the Catholic Church, Marvie D. Early and Marian T. Murray were married by Rev. E.. A Anable. Both are working for the USED.
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-20
MRS. ETHEL NELSON
 RETURNS FROM VACATION

After a short vacation in the States, Mrs. Ethel Nelson returned to Nome yesterday on the Wien Alaska Airlines Boeing plane from Fairbanks.
The Nome nugget., 1946-12-20

The trumpeter swan is the larg- est of U. $. wild fowl.
Evening star., 1946-12-08
HOUSES FOR sALE--Mertheest.

pIRECT FROM OWNER, cony. 6-rm, and
ssss @sser 'ansgss ssearatsa sa 81 aa esss
esaresss;: 1IsTH priced exceptionally low. Gan
ssn & s esaf sa9sess nsSss b as sss
e. ssas .a.: sss s.y b:
sssl pssn Thomss ss fHtPs5s HH s5s5
sSsl seS Bin 81 81. s.E.-Arranged for families;
stantial cash payment; HARRY DREIsEn
ssH%fDfr&cf2p saSn s1s RED bafck hfe ssIsaSS terms
This lovely home is yrs. old; newly
reo@s faiy aa nisSsd rec
cal RE 1855 til o pm. GoLDsTEN
esasii eoPssk k4sR adusE: j 81 NV vvAcAsr-loth and
Franklin Franklin sts. ne. s7as 10th St. ne:
open Sunday. go pm, Here is your chance
to gs noa.b ana Sah hoase nous b sin nsea
for bedrm or den: concrete front porch.
daylight bspt, built-in gar: transp, at door door
SELF sspss terms p oc Can Ap. oosI or see repre-.
3 MooRHEAD; RealtSrs: ,,., as s....ss. :
s rooms. 2 baths, recreation room; 2-car
garage: beautiful corner lot: many other
attractive features. Open for inspection
ssp aas ap sd ooai ss evss s. ossi Gag ne
ISRSf snoS7M " S5is home +
assls aspsss or Rs ap
ssss eea at Ley ssfs a90f Eiaifl nssassf
aTTsi pFEs 1ss Mf m. n SAT: AZ AND suN.-Movs in
on about acre of ground: near store and
SOLD sold at At once aae Phone hon : 'MecUNE AT sIso
& ssgassts sss h essss ss.s
ments. each building sox54 f. You can
ass 5fRsssHsi fassn e. q CO. s. M
sgsgpssTTn sSs9; EYES; RA 1857 7loc.r1oN-e-room
asI brisk. % only yrs. old: ) lovely bedrms..,
islS prfce osa $50 caii GE. ss41, ewes PEER
sna so' ar aaD ssssY Bryant SIS. N.E.-e-rm..
sernidet. brick; incl. porches oil heat;
excel. loe nr. schools. stores ana @ transp. W
vaoasTs S2i si;iS, FyRNrsHEp-open for insDes-
ne rlen iSdas' ssrm.. colonial IL front brick only
modern mod ru kit; IT, fuzzy insulated; s.-e heat
out. Move in and start fixing the Xmas a,s
4 pEvEIopMENT CO, EN-. 47oa-o73s,
sth AND EAST CAPITOL--Two adjoining
inter connected stone and brick row
houses in excellent condition; 10 good
rooms. full baths completely
rooming or glest house or conversion int into
ton. May be purchased separately or as
a unit. For further information and ap.,,
WIZ f afDes 4 sxuNprRs sa RI co elS Ne ans
1919 K st. NV. Realtors Since 1887; Ia
1sa odssn bg osnsr srsf to s aad
tional apt. with separate entrance gives
you substantial financial aid in buying
this home. An unusual ofier worth IN
pestigating Venetian blinds, auto gas
heat. About $4,000 cash; ME-. Bsrtlest; t,
FR; $500; Ext: d16. BROWN REALTY
S2Mp SRW HoousEs 81 ffoR SALE in beautiful
rsaifant Priced At si4.5oo n and $4,000 s rooms,
ultra modern kitchen and bath: auto:
h.-wh H.. hardwood floors; fully sodded
b CO. exclusive AGENTS. Du; sIa4 can
hEsr / & : EnY sHnofhSys IN WASHINGTON. s1o.5oo-
3I23 18th ST. n.e.-Brick; 9 rooms and
bath: oil h.-w,h.; large attic and full
basement zoned lst commercial. good
homs q sood v invss5nsnM oHN fh4Tn kTNu 3 e.
exclusive agents For inspection. call Mr.:
Turner. Do. 2124, 9 to daily, l to 3
Sunday.
| and bath, oil heat, 2-car brick garagc,
s.s5g, substantial cash cash payment. oWnEFs; rd (
pm. daily.
Evening star., 1946-12-08

GoLORED-AyOk REALTY co. 1000 Pr
furniture; partly redecorated: h.-w;h,, :,
auto coal furnace. income over $500
monthly; priced to sell; substantial down
payment.
1900 block 9th ST. n.w.-First CONNER
cial. This can be made into q wonder
full business place" apts.; wide alley;
81 500 down; S65 monthly payments.
1877 1Ith st. NV. Call DU. 4027 or GE.
37Il HO. H4aA
Evening star., 1946-12-08

WOODRIDGE-Excellen 8-rm, row brick;
rec, room, fine condition; priced to sell.
Hyattsyille-Brick rms: tile bath.
built-in garage excellent condition; must
sell, quick possession.
Mt. Rainier--s-rm., 2-family, 2-bath
home, full basement, oil h.-w.h.. garage.
large lot
Near Md. University; sacrifice, large s.
rm> modern home, on beautiful corner lot,
1f0Xl50; needs some repairs; must sell.
See today. Other homes for sale with i'm
mediate possession. WOODBRIDGE REALTY
CO., 1881 r. l. ave. ne. NO. 1903.
10 FRANKLIN ST., N,E. = semidetached
water heat. inspection BY appointmeEt
enly
brick, 8 rooms bath. recreation room. ga
rage, side and rear porches, gas hot.watsr
heat. Inspection BY appointment only. r
Eye st. nv, Ma. 646s, or call Mr.. Craig,
Evening star., 1946-12-08
HOUSES FOR sALE-Northsass.


1915 BAKIa ST. MO days pessss-
ss a. 5s on saa a.ss s
asa FaSEEsSss sssa sisapo Ss Ne sEass
Ist AND YOU SITS. NE.-Tapestry brick,
snessnt sa tsiR' a2S condition. sa'asf si5oo 59s
TMAckEIF' ayds. MI Ifzs sxsslus''s assns' Ho' aSs7'
shss,i NEAR 4 fEcH aIGH, stores and trsnse
Ineiosed poTehesi poss. with Ss.tIemsnt;
FFAbKFYxA II AbbKFYAsP 81 sq MF s9al VI sa GROOM.
sEek noSeSss h9gSs bed
asa aase soRssIsef ot hsl VIII sh
essmaeea asme psssssson mafaass e sGS oasa
NE !ss tf sfA n 'fE REAfFY fisEse!oSs w. 's65 6Psn
SogR2Y 5oosfayi sso9Raa. BUNGALOW, close to
esntspGr'a5i9la seston prlee ae ssSFds' osy
SsS SsSS Va pssSRIS sssaSs. fa a4 gSS ssss
EEaR Sifisf fwooS6RI6GEacozy waosoSSRIb6SGiEEc 5-rm. bgnra-
ssh.tsasda sssts a Ahs sea Ions ant;s
81 f;Fns ss4S Gan rr RI 7S sssSeAaE SA 49, eyes,
row brick. "a Datns; OIL n;-W.n, gaIhte'
Raars. Esrms sf's 3, BgRdEsss. SPsis a52s Pa sSs.
ia iissso EksG SsPI FL. Nj N.E.3s-rm., s.midetachsd
briek., Immaculate condition; Gas b W h.
Ba, If Earise i44 %ps aGSs & aek e hk
D9 YEARS ,oLDN Excellent semidetacbed
brick home, now reduced for quick sale.
Rec hail. hy ,d. rm. din; rm, . kit-' nedrmss' as
ey 1a sohy seeon sehSsa IssE HE e see s today
CHEVY CHASE REALTY Co, EN- 1890,
RIVER siVi IgnH Terrace M MI hN.E.-LoveIy s-rm. Eng-
lish-style brick house full bsmt;. screened
Dsss s5ss B. REesa saass eEo rT ffis
1893 MONROE ST, Newton viIiage-5-fm.
frame bungalow, years old; tile bath,
i M Rsesa be hsa' sss ssgSe Ewes sea9 eE dGs oys
d-RooM BUNGALOW. Seat Pleasant, Nd,
for complete information, TABLER, INC,
MICaiMaAs s1ta II 4 PaEk nE RE 5qao astory BRICK.
semidss; iiV I'm rm with areplsce. s;r @ Din. I'm. Sra.
with den and refgr,:. 3 bedrms,. study, tile
bath; full bsn1t., g.h.-w. heat: det. gar;
exec; eond opposite GOVT PARK Patton.
81 Hona G9a ok aEo An a 1NyFhskIMAESrosemas WhkAMS GO
tached brick 2-unit apt. built originally
fer apts.: h.-wh.; excellent new neighbor-
sI1,5oo. REALTY Associates, INC, Ex.
| 1b22. IS
WOODRIDGE-Excellen 6-rm, row brick;
rec, room, fine condition. priced to sell.
HyattsyilleIBrick. rms tile bath.
built-in garage; excellent condition: must
sell, quick possession.
Evening star., 1946-12-08

ana pain, luu osssLleh., IT. -; snsct raiI
[. NJ NJ HoLLoMAN. Ma s307; ewes. Ii.
s.RM. BRICK-15e Todd pl. me-; close in;
has gas stove and elec. refg.; 2nd moor,
bedrms. and bathrm.; full basement. assa nj.
vacant, vacant QUICK possession; reasonable price;
terms; CAL Mt; MetiEier, Q. 2. 2 zaNI: ANT:
"a o h saai ST. fves ane 1nes' blds contain
.Rs JossEPH 4 fs I. BRsgNo Co, Realtors sos II
sth Al 81 ill. M. RHODE ISLAND AvE.-splen-
did Colonial row brick home arranged ioa
sss ssg or sgs5 @msssts ber
sshms silI 3. e r. 'us A. HuMPHRfEs. Resltor, sos
N Nh. cipiteSa. r eapfToL fA saas AND MINI AVE NJ
iarse, sseerful rms With fe bath oil heat
fa sa aTss psrc rops prieea r
o1 sion With title title. 4. 4. HuMpHRiEs. Real
tor, sos n; Cspstol; Ma. gao: e,a
ing @ Govt, bark; fully det. home. iio-ft
frontage; first floor contains lily, rm., din;
nm. powder rm, and modern kitcneni t,ei gno nc
possession. R. A. HUMPHRIEs, Realtor,
sas capi.eel sefaSarner MA e7s9 arranged in
3 apts.. rooms on each floor. Sl2,5Qo;;
also 8 rooms. 2a baths; arranged as 3
apis, completely furnished: immediate pos
sHaTL, s AZ, , Pi wasIs apIf; CO ssy' Di $3.50. Man.
WoODRfDGE-le27 Hamlin st, ne, 1st
iss iinoNna rms. Tie bath, open areplaee fuEred
walls, lge. side concrete porch, modern
pn 1is. sssF sltio HaoRoWdooS 6pta soa4 +
yWSeeohDRIDGEE-iDosst. ySe GEE brick. 5 rms. and
bath bath. i IA nsSs @ bus aoRwnb sshSsls ssors
WaooDarDGEaessso yaoo as sssh Rs esl7 e ne inspect
by appointment; bungalow. s Ice. rms. and
s ssseo fqn pass rsauasd gsTS ssm VIM 0 rss SST
GooD 2o2a R I ave seIs ne, d pE. s 9sl1 ps,,n
reg rnn, gas heat; near bus stoses e,5on scboSl
SsyEs,TNv Ses1 sys Io.t.I Pr Es.T os,G M,nn ave.
Brick of rms, and fasta BATH. fal basement gas
rrseea at 81. ESQ; terms. IEIGH G,
sT T sTTESrioN0Brics Ea s 81 rms and beth
full basement: in excellent condition. Be-
Ilsve wi,l pass CT loan for $3.50. cah
coPNER BRICK. s7.45o: Open today, e
to Is; 1901 I. st.. ne; S1,5n0 down, S6t,
mo- don't miss this unusually low-priced
allbrick corner home. on large lot. n very
nse n nsIyhs9ss0oa RE ssss 90 Hs siPa oszs HRoWe
RFnICED-BLATNE ST., OF MINI. ave-
5 lovely rms gas heat. full bsmt; priced
s1sI s.! auiss ives. sals AD 5so7 q Ne ssao
CAPITOL HTLL--Row brick; rooms and
bath; double rear porches. garage. oil heat,
weather-stripped. Insulated; well arranged
PsnssEs ssoa asepsfsa MassH2I %Ara CO.. 1sa
18th st. NV. DI. 3346.
Evening star., 1946-12-08

WOODBRIDGE SPECIALS
8 rms. ami: h.-W.hp possession at
once. only s11,950.
8-rm brick. gas heat. a lovely home:
in refined neiahborhood, at only 81 $50
7-rm. stucco. oil h.-w.h.: bargain az
I rms. oil h-w.h.. baths: on R. L
ave. at only Sl9,750.. Once open 8 an,
to pm; Sundays, / . M H. c. MAYkOH
Co io112 n ave ne NO 433S 3
Evening star., 1946-12-08

NM 1Rssd Ramsdeli. s1ip IN ba541 any with atae DIxI
soEoEED0orEs soHdRE DS0orEs SUNDAY, ,a to 5. %
on To- ST e heat. su fsoT houss sHss sGaa'
reasonable. THOMAS {. Il. BRAGG Res
GooaEBooPEs Gssat Sos m 81 fon mn spssaon sa sSi from
bsth N fSsas seas sSs s oors @
stern winSoTs sn *. and a0or ss hsm e
s6nSossi se6foREbosoo DO 49, BLK. ard st. n.w-Ro,
sTsk pRvpENr rs fas eah sEAaY efsh cc ssaazss rs
? st. NV. MI. ss45. Open Sunday fror
coLSSRED-uNIT q BLOCK QUINCY PIE
Kits, refss.; hardwood floors an
Venetian blinds: very desirable o for HON
a end Mr. PeTrs Or AF sP's 99 or feS
sofokED sseHtRE CO. lsih sA sss5 aap N,w;-a-roor
msns excl narpoass hsns
se saaasf or kE1sToNr cs If psss eo a
ceSoiIoRED-eaoo BLOCK 1st st. NV
cond.; $500 down. Cali KEYSTONE, NA
SofokHD, sssas Ant 4slsi NEAR 17.h and r-r4n
apartment. 3 four-room, kitchen. and bath
/ two-room kitchen and bath: $500
down., A. Luray. Corner pfopeIt$.
rooms. h.-wh Possession with settlement
Substantial down payment Phone AZ
GCofnoREp-1e RANDOLPH sT.-s rms
bath, h.-w.h.. oil full cellar; Sl1 ,e0g
$1,000 !S no down oy9a5oo MIR, V. THOMAS. DE-
CoIoRED-S COLO RMS. bath. h.-w.h.. elec
tricity: N. H. ave. near M; terms. NC
c1geaIpoRED-Isoo BL. and sT.-a- famil
GIt; 8 rms up. down: fine neighborhood
Ti3g5o. Du. 1896.
COLORED-3-FAMTLY apt. house, 4 rms
kit and bath ON each floor; separate heat
ing systems, h.-w.h.; terms: Can MIS-
BROWN DE 1884 or MI. 1857.
| COL0RED--I1-R ROOM HOUSEPerfect 70
use as q guest home, this large brick hous
| is beautifully located for convenience an
rentals; contains Ia. rooms and bath
and is in good condition throughout; pres
lent income, S375 per month. For sale 9
| the very low price OF S17,50O and all fuf
nishings included; reasonable down pay
ment For details call Ii 3540 or Ii. 064
Sunday CAPITAL VIEW REALTY co
Realtors, 5001 Z. Capitol st.
CoLORED-1543 9th ST, N.W.--ist con.
mercial; 2 apts. Of 4 rooms, bath: Arcol
h-w n, each; row brick; excellent for cor
version of eface or store. Call Morris &c
1 hen or Mr.. Vinnfck with A. M. DRAISNEf
! 1904 L st. NV. MA. S036, GE. 0297. ONO
open Sunday, IL 70 Z.