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Arizona sun., 1947-01-17
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The BroadaVay Express:
The Broadway Lights: Add things
I never heard of in my sinful lie:
Bandsman Tex Beneke lending a
tour of the Southeast with his Glenn
Miller crew returned several num-
dred bux to the promoters (ot a
swing EVENT. with this explanation:
1--WE didn't draw too well for you;
sorry" He must be quite feller.
His 'Ighness and her Grace Cher
what?) manage to have news phosos
taken of all their sudden charity
work. It's that ''build-up campaign
to remove the odor Of a 1888 photo
showing the Dock giving the Nazl
salute in Berlin, when those soand-
SOS were winning. Too late, BUD.
A newsprint industry may start
in Alaska soon. NO money
around? You should see it thrown
away at a Florida dice house. y.
Have you seen the Grand Central
stations first two white Red Caps?
Arizona sun., 1947-01-17

dark solid color or a dark plaid and
some elastic knit to use at the an
klets and wrists. Any variations Of
color may be tried, but the dark
colors relieved by touches Of bright
elastic knit will not show soil so
easily,
Arizona sun., 1947-01-17

more economical to look through
remnants first to see if there is any
hing available, as there frequently
lIs.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-17

Life's Little Jokes: The Hotel
Winecoff (Atlanta) was booked
to capacity that awful night.
Many of the folks who couldn't
get room there were sent to h0-
tells around the corner - on
Luckie street!
Arizona sun., 1947-01-17

Quotation Workmanship: Jack
Smith: He's caught in a sheterna
triangle. +. Mark Nelson: They
used to say two things were certain
Death and Taxes-but now it's
John Lewis and strikes. :. Dorothy
Parker: His voice was as intimate
as the rustic of sheets. >. Martyr
K. Johnson: She nagged him into
another woman's life. 5. S
Vaughan: The tragedy Of love ism
death or separation. The tragedy o,
love is indifference. i. J. Thurber;
While he was not dumber than az
OK, he was not any smarter.
Arizona sun., 1947-01-17

1t happened the other night in a
midtown restaurant on 7th avenue
in the 400 block. Z. A man and a
woman were waiting for dinner
when she suddenly fell forward.
The man grabbed his hat and coat
and started to go but was stopped.
"You can't leave her that way" he
was told by the manager. =. A doc.
tor in the place pronounced her
dead. The escort looked both
startled and annoyed and again
started to leave. The manager 6
waiter and patron held him back
He wouldn't respond at first
but finally admitted he didn't know
Her name. 81. He'd met her-1(
minutes before!
Arizona sun., 1947-01-17

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The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-02-26
INDUSTRY NOTES

Continued from Page u
of pleasing you this spring of
1947.
Spring means Fashions -
new fashions - and we have
searched the fashion markets
of America to bring to you
carefully selected, well-chosen
apparel which reflects the
fashions of the moment and
yet is tailored with painstak-
ing care and made of quality
fabrics so they become en-
during fashions which you can
wear and use just as long as
your heart desires.
Nylon hosiery in large guam
titles, with no limitations as to
quantity you may purchase, is
here for you in whatever type
of quality you desire; dresses
by famous designers; suits by
expert tailors; enticing access
cries to complete your costume
are here for you to choose as a
result of the inspiration you
have given us to make this
an ever better Store for your
shopping convenience.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-02-26
The TheOCrat
years of college.

years of college.
"There will be special class
es for all types of handicapped
children. The curriculum will
be changed to meet the needs
vital to train young people
how to react, and for higher
ideals to meet the problems
of life.
"If proper values would be
put on everyday expenditures,
the necessary funds for bet
ter education could come from
money spent on liquor, tobac-
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-02-26
Wednesday, Feb. 26th, 1947.

CO and cosmetics"
The President, Mrs. w.
Brownlow, presented Mrs. j.
B. Rocks with a past presi-
dents pin.
Mr.. Donald LaBelle favored
with two beautifully rendered
songs.
Mrs. D. M. Ashland gave a
resume on Founders Day.
A social time was enjoyed
with refreshments served by
Mrs. E. Congdon and commit
tee.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-02-26

W. G. Petty, Superintend-
ent of Lake County Schools,
told the Central P. T. A. at
their last meeting:
"The public school of to-
morrow will not have more
than rs pupils to the class
room. Schools may be divid-
ed into groups, the first group
including first to sixth grades;
the second group, seventh to
tenth grades; third group,
third and fourth year high
school and first and second
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-02-26

Please drop in at our
store or your Plumber
Dealer and see those new 3,
cleaning white water
heaters. Easy-to-buy-terms..
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-02-26

Poos Josephine, born
"umpty" years too soon,
had no automatic gas wa
ter heater to provide a
constant supply of hot
water.
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-02-26

Wish we had it here
to say =. natural gas ;.
will soon be here!
The theocrat. [volume] (Zion City [i.e. Zion], Ill.) 1914-1949, 1947-02-26

Continued from Page u
of pleasing you this spring of
1947.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-11
BUDGET CUT FOR
 USES PROTESTED
 BY BUREAU HEAD

WASHINGTON, April II - IR = Director Robert c. Goodwin said today it would be impossible for the United States employment service to carry out it's respon- abilities in the next fiscal year because of appropriation cuts vot- ed by the House.
 Appearing before Senate ap- populations subcommittee which is reviewing S13,714,000 of reductions made in the S31, ,85o,700 budget recommendations for the Labor Departments Goodwin said the House had voted the full amount, S7l ,728,0 900, for grants to states in the fiscal year that begins July l, but had approved only s900.000 for administration of the service. He asked the Senate to restore $3,012,900.
 Otherwise, Goodwin said, sever al functions of the USES must be or restricted. He men toned programs for employment of veterans and physically handi- eappsd and closing of 12 regional USES field officers
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-11
.LIL|ENTHAE
 CONFIRMED
Atomic Energy Commission 0raanized-WiII Get
 Down 10 Job
By ELTON c. FAY

WASHINGTON, April II tR - The Atomic Energy Commission came out of it's storm cellar to- day and immediately plunged into long range planning for peaceful and military development of nu- clear power.
 The tornado which roared about the commission during II weeks of argument on Capitol Hill sub sided last night when the Senate voted 50 to 3l to confirm David E. Lilienthal in tha chairman's job he has held since last January l. Four fellow commissioners and the general manager were confirmed without the formality of roll calls.
 Lilienthal made an oblique ref erence to the commissions diffi- entities in a terse victory state ment in which he said the inn portant thing now is to get on with this job
 This job" entails the outright ownership for the government of all atomic plants and materials in this country as well as sweeping authority over research and de- velopment work in all fields.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-11
WA5HBURN TO HAVE EIGHT CAMPS ON MT.
 MCKINLEY SLOPES

ANCHORAGE Alaska, April H. tR-Eight camps will be establish ed on the ics-covered slopes of Mount Mckinley during the forth coming assault on North Ameri- cas- highest mountain. Bradford Washburn, leader of the expedi- tion, said today.
 The camps will stretch from the base camp on Muldrow Glacier to the 18,150 foot level where the party plans to establish its final camp and to set up a cosmic ray station. The summit of the noun tain is 2O,3OO feet.
 Wasnburn and expedition mem bers completed plans with the Tenth Rescue Squadron of Alaska Air Command yesterday to drop approximately two tons of supplies at the various composites.
 Other last minute preparations included briefing on types of signal flare communications and weather warnings.
 Premature melting snows on the glacier have prompted the expedi- ton to push up the time of its several days. Wash Lurn said it might leave for the base camp tomorrow.
 Haakon Christensen. veteran An chorage bush pilot who has flown to the base camp, will carry the members in by plane.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-11

FROM FRIDAY HARBOR John Olson, from Friday Harbor Wash, is at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-11
NOW HOLDING Oh TO
 SAVINGS BONDS

WASHINGTON. April II - lH - American people are hanging on to their war bond savings this year in sharp contrast to the way they turned them in fer cash in early l946.
 Treasury figures today showed that cash-ins of the Series E savings bonds-the old war bond'-were 38.5 per cent lower during the first three months of this year than ths same period of l946.
 As a result. the Treasury sales of these bonds exceeded redemptions by S326,l46000 during the first quarter of this year Redemtpions exceeded sales by $204 SAG, 900 in the first quarter of 1946
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-11
ILWU 10 Seek
 Higher Wages

SAN FRANCISCO, April II, R- The CIO International Longshore- mems and Warehousemen's union served notice today that it intends to seek higher wages in all seg- ments" of it's jurisdiction.
 Amount of increases to be asked will be determined by the various crafts within the union.
 Another resolution denounced proposals to outlaw the Communist party "or any other minority par ty." It was adopted by 190 to 10 vote with the support of Harry Bridges, ILWU President. Seattle delegates led the opposition.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-11
First Air Strike
 Against Tokyo Be
 Observed April 1S

WASHINGTON, April 10 lR Six ty-one of the eighty Army Air Forces fliers who made the first air strike against Tokyo under the command of Jimmie Doolittle are alive to celebrate the fifth anni- versary of the feat.
 The AAF said today most of the men will attend three-day re- union at Miami Beach beginning April l8, the date on which the Is BPS medium bombers made a precarious takeoff from the Navy's aircraft carrier Hornet 300 miles East of Tokyo It. Gen Doolittle now Vice President of an oil com pany, plans to be present.
 Of the 80 men and officers who flew the mission. B are still in the AAF
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-11
Recruit Training
 Period heightened

WASHINGTON. April Il, ln = Easing of the replacement demands hy occupation forces overseas has made it possible to lengthen the period of training for recruits, the Army announced today
 Beginning May 5 the eight weeks of basic training will be extended to 13 weeks The program viii ap- ply to all newly enlisted men ex- cept these in the Army Air Forces, which conducts it's own training.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-11
H0SpisAL NOTES

St. Ann's Hospital did not admit any new patients yesterday, hut re- ported the following discharges: John Langseth, Richard Taylcr, Honorio Floresca, B. D. Stewart, and Mrs. Kenneth Waller and ba- by girl
 Government Hospital admitted one patient, Joseph King from Klukwan. There were no dis charges.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-11
ApADetIares
 B Dividend

SAN FRANCISCO, April 11-lR- Alaska Packers Association has de- clared a s3 dividend on common stock payable April 25 to stock ot record April IS.
 The Company paid $5 in May last year. In l945 it paid $5 in April and $3 in December.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-11
HIDDEN RESOURCES

CHICAGO, April II, lR-For sev- en years, August Richter, 79, and his blind sister Amelia, 89, had liv- cd in virtual poverty in squalid South Side flat.
 Yesterday August suffered fa- tai heart attack and his sister asked a neiehbor to summon police.
 This is all we have" Amelia told Detective Thomas Edwards as she led him to an old trunk. Edwards tcok the contents for safekeeping -S21 eco in currency and S22, ,l59 in domestic and foreign stocks and man until his retirement.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1947-04-11

Ice has been made under 30000 pounds per square inch pressure that is so heavy it will sink in water.
Evening star., 1947-10-24
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. G.
FRIDAY. OCTOBER ~ 1917.
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E. tcons.I

HOUSES FOX SALINE. tCont.D
esP'f sssF s. with EsR' 90 ss
toned heat, oil Furnace, hardwood aoors,
River sq BATH Phons osasse No
e597. with SHANNON q LUcHs CO..
NEAR sf21 HcarRoIic Al Hi S4 4bNITsvfEaRslrYTnts is
absolutely the FIRST offering Of an excep-
tional row brick home with 6, rooms,
3 bedrooms and bath, gas heat detached
garage, range and refrigerator; priced,
Sl3, 500 including furniture This property
Is clese to the Michigan Park section and
is one of the most desirable sections Of
WESLEY v 'fs sueHANAN. Mh Realtor. ' y
S11,95O-S1,750 down; immed. possession:
Lovely 6-rm. home. featuring Colonial
front porch, 3 bedrms., mod. tile bath,
gas h.-w.h.. and full basmt. with built.
garage. Call until 8 pm. RE 1881.
FIRST. NATIONAL REALTY CORP" 90b
Woo6R1DGE-Brick we 81 fiGE bungalow. living pm.
with ftp, dining rm., equipped kit. with
dishwasher: bedrms. and tile bath;
Easement with half bath, gas INV: heat;
fenced lot. only S13500. H. L. BROWN,
MTcHIGAN MI aT PARK-An ideal home for
brick, close to schools, stores; trsnsp.;; a. 2
baths. oil h;.Eh bIilt,in gar ,, For H25a spps'
p: WALSH, INC, s15 11th st. n.w.o p1.
Evening star., 1947-10-24
TERMS; Franklin st.
1900 block Owen pl.
2400. block End.

REASONABLE TERMS; Franklin st.
1900 block Owen pl.
aoes esl Ms nN H0Il%aq r. k1v 71e4 e4o.sy sye' W.
cOLoRED-1600 BLK. ROsEDALE ST.
s9;s5o, Possession immedistelya Reason,
cofSonIhSSMw6WSES 55dS hSwdESE s.. sn-rr,t "a a,5.,-
ing Of this splendid, clean row III brick, ,sls
G ING poFah sSaDpeG
81 Psssn 's RoBERf Bis 'o MAaEg Re-
SoLoRED-NIcE coil RED: sGLE. RIM. tsirD. S.;
eoaoREpr e5fasR R5lv.I Gs You ~ wAAT asso TO B0Y
sSs ss0s hsms some IL n as are pssea sssen & sa Cal
M; NJ. HsTtms1s COX & CO, RE. 1898;
coiokEp4si eysii AT 4ess 500 pows-4th and S4 & s.s
and bath. 4 large bedrooms, full basement,
h.-w.h.. coal; nice corner lot; ideal for IN
Rsnts ssn Il IKE to fe g. 3M Gs ~
ERT1Es. INC" 1o12 18th st. NV D1. 1885.
Hardwood frs; tile bath with shower;
lovely rec; rm and other features; I'm In
mseuste .0 Less than
CHAPMAN REALTY Co. isse i4th St:
ccioHLoRED-1s4a e ST. N.E.-s rooms,
H Hartmsn. Hassees Cox Co. RE. e.. 1885, eves..
SoLohEp-ess ORLEANS pLi, PHI NJ, NJ. :,
Z rooms, bath. latrobe heat, each. CAL
M0fEs NJ DSasNE Seafs Msan Nus s nx ih NA
S036. Home, GE. 0297.
ssnSe' Sssms o aRRt: two TR' ees saFas
fSRs 1spsc fe5h eal TIL fs7SSE J. szs
cotoREbMisss esd4 ssnpa esf ST. s N7EEs 7E rms.
baths, gass1inel ass; porch .I gar bright r
aot otekEb-LoyE1Y ekf2 BRICK HOME With
bailt-9 IaS Sssrms nssnsd lyd IN 5 vSte da
being sold to colored. This Is truly :
o02i, sHocKEY & MooRHEAD. Open
owner must sell syH @ xeeptionaily nice s:rm.
ssTa ssiss sss g. Hsif fisqsal R
s6t1dkEbmNhAL e61 6faa tn Z ST. N,E.-Better-tyDe
Bpes ass porch
an tSnf g05Sh o nEo esi MHss + eo @
otooiL3okED6---AAifTRAcT1yE 7-rm, detached
home, large lot. h:,w:h TABLER, nc NC
COLORED-LARGE DET. Groom home,
perfect cond. on a total OF II valuable
bldg lots, 61st and Southern ave. ne:
suitable for professional use: unusual op-
portunity: price, $4,000; good terms ar
TABIER. ssIE INC. RE. 800. -se
COLORED-Immediate possession, SILL
$50; S1,495 down; semidet brick home
featuring concrete Colonial porch: lge.
rms, and bath; full basemt. with h.-w.h;;
sHpd Ell Gona''Hh nm RI s1nffs sbsf FIRST NAT1oNAh
REALTY CORP. 905 18th st. NV. 30
COLORED-ath ST. NE, near. Z street.
only $4,000. Excellent semidet. home,
located near ali conyeniences., Lge. liv.
fine bedrooms and bath; Immaculate
condition; gas h.-w;h; loT doTn payment
$3.50 Until 9 Pm; GAP1TAL SaI yIEw Tavg REAL y.
SR Eess?5si BowS@pries DeS
porch; Z rear porches: high ceiling ss1at ssnt
CoLoRED-sI, $50 DowN-Price. oss.500:
1900 blk. Of Kramer st. ne. nT. 18th ana
bsnlt., sm. front porch. This Is not an
old, style house. but does need psspering
Evening star., 1947-10-24
HOUSES FOR sALE-seushsost

HOME AND INCOME-The rents from this
s more s0dh an hGms meet At your n5qs monns Il pay s
sEs snss aSHss FssssasE Ee1sz;sff 5se
r. Fl. DA7fs lyef AREA-Brick. semidss., 8 rms.
bath. bsmt. sas heat; in excel. cond !;
nsyee Sny s2es8 ss iii aGTs Ss Hd sssy tfsn srsv
seBEibRooM Bi APTs..7-yr.- Old it brick dGu. G
plex in convenient Congress- Heights; Eecrs.
f ois oil ans b s1sf wM fGnss1Sa ss g.
HthiIILcnEs11asau9sd thI price; detached sE3 2
place, dining room: modern kitchen On
End .6, 81 sy dqRSf W.mss ssF'fs e. lssS
MAkseRXHG kseRii fAly ! wAp1E c.. 1894 i4th
snIJ4rrPL = sH 81 aaGeRzsz. zitfzz p: e-ps. SS!sss
home. large rooms a9to: heat. front and
sSh sSfss 0 su9isaasal 60. ffss osk%
1855. ROGER MOSS no. $500. S125
5ss5es Is .sas..sss.9 Fl rs5a4sg
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CAPITOL HEIGHTs-Owner must sei!
en S1nsaies 1ss M nv f sin f aas
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ATTENTION, investors. on East CAPITOL st:
brick; y rooms have hot and cold water;
eomDetsy furnishes asS oil ,i s.s5s sffSs tS.
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FouRg ES Bedroom asbestos, ,.h,asled buns 0uns.-
fui UE' bsmt.; % tee. E KIT. soo.it. iot; $500.
1919 Alebama ave. Sc. Phone VI 2536;
7sss-s srSsm sE,ss a:.
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hss saEFkS sahs s. 81 81 hIf fisf; 'esss sTss
tHnity On easy terms and snali down bay
ment; contains Z rooms. bath, hot-watsr
Navy Yard. Eve. phone Temple 1898. L.
+, dRAVATTE. Realtor, 7as 18th st. NV.
CoLoRED-s.E. NEAR pENNA. AVE-
sss 10 sss sss Rsis'sss :sse
MA. 1857: eve, RA 5445. IA
leaving city, must sell immediately; semi
det, sll.brick home, In beautiful cond.:
only. Z years old and finest construction;
excellent location. hiEh UP on Alabamal
ave-. call Wo. s525. or FRANK 8. PHIL
Evening star., 1947-10-24
HOUSES WANTED 70 sUY.

/ PAY CASH FOR HOUSES, white or col
ored. any section, any condition. 3. LIsS,
If IF PsaoMPr asaai ATTENTION to the sale of
erty Is what you desire, call z. A. HUM
,es sgs ests sns
PRiVATE HIH fsi PARTY desires nice or bed.
room home in NY. .or suburbs; state price;
e ;.
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SSisK IA Sssl rpar2 ynt Pr cash :I.n,, S5.
or nearby. Please call US at once. 81.
FIVE FIVE MILLION DOLLARS WORTH Of "a apt,
needed Immediately for waiting clients;
Contact us now for q prompt eoniidential
sna aesass she Jass q y0ST
INC, Realtors, 1920 K st. NV. RE. $3.50.
or unimproved land for sale; we have
fas ksAfFY i!1shs coRPoRATioN III i3s7 < A.
CALL CALL HARRY E. oLApMAN. Ii. os4e. If
you own property in the ne. or Sc. sec
sG, sifns; Asn 4 sR aE. to PsRsoRPEHrY-w. will pay
ali cash or win selI for yGg; we g get results
s,s sset rss set!Sn sioo: MAX MILLER 500 ll'h st.
CHARLEs S. GUM has clients waiting
to purchase homes in any section of Wash.
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for your property yIs cal " 2s9s sS Free snns ap-
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WaNfEbMHouses WIN I'M; or .eresse for Es clients
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suieE S results sslI sAFrE1I REAL EsTATE,
s s.e z s' By: sH
WILL BUY DIRECT from owner. pay cash;
sion or Nh rosR %ooga sgase A n s7ss ssod NV ssf'
/ WILL PAY ALI Cash for s or 9 rm.
house or bungalow o IN D. c.. direct r. from
PKaYArE pTaSfA Ea pAkfY would like to buy home
ably downtown. No brokers. OR. 1928.
SELLING YOUR HoMEe Pick UP your
phone, dial Ma. 1857, thereby taking the
first constructive step toward ? SALE, We
work with you and for you until your house
bank. Our service IS quick and depend
g. BROTHER, Realtors, 1919 K st. NV.
PAY CASH for small homes or sround
in Prince Georges County or. good ne.
section, without obligation. Call Ho. 1850.
WILL PAY CASH for houses. white or
colored, any condition or section. HO.
WILL WILL PAY $4,000 TO 100000, cash or
terms; fne home in good NV. location;
but not essential as family c0na
pIxoN At Nj. All: agent. 81
WORLD BANK EXEC. desperately. in need
Of fine home. in good NV. location; will
pay cash Up ,, to S3o.oo9 is for the the sient ut
mr. bxos WI aanslds5 9sii s5r GsasE s1e
to inspect. Agent). --27.
Silver Spring or .Takoma Park. viii pay
cash for small clean home; nothing oyer
$4,000. Call MIR. DIXON at MI. 4311.
DESIRE TO ACQUIRE NICE residence
UP to 100000. state particulars in reply;
no agents. Box 151- Star. 80
Evening star., 1947-10-24
HOUSES FOR sALE-k.W. Cont.
VAcANT-IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
900 block pelafield pl.
1900 block Lanier pl.

5sS$SS SIsss S(ssE fsSlsF EsS 0i'
RE 7io4; eve. VI sssz. with ALLEN L.
S0LohEDLoWrRIcEP bO: brick ., aFsSm
ssS Sfs Can STILL s o. d9Th Rszesnt e. 81
SoloRED-HoysEs IN ALL sEoTfoNs
TIE asayy Ely With a payments sson from 5000
8 rms: and bath. newly decorated, oil
PSI Ss'ss ss M Mr. eqsh RRs ias bR s1s
s4l seston pi nv, " i@ ,ust o
Andy ss'iS's 's6ss s'sf
eeoSio1s eoIoREpMWARDEE satsss 81. o. Completely
BATH. s porches % lse. los soG full iil{a Ssmt o
heat. Call Mr.. Fischer, with DREYFUSS
BROS. Realtors. MA. o6s2; ewes, oWo,
coLoRED-A VERY RARE opportunity for
having the pleasure to purchase home
in such an excellent central location, con.
address, 1881 r st. NV. Must be, sold
Immediately, owner is moving south to
sssldsys ss epsn BY ,F0n snssa
6S114 IN ao0 6EvEIosMHNf 81 Eas5f coR r. el eis
aesn cohosEbss hw SO bSws sSs and only se5 Per
mo buys this e,room, and oI bath aa,I21 brick
eial; cail RUpDEN g COIN, NC, now
to inspect; Ex. 67o5, 1O17 K st. NV.
c6LokED9sais 6i1 s I 18th PL. N.w.-ss5o
down. Easy terms. Groom row brick.
4 AN. N. PRA1sNHE4R, o5ao 1894 L st. NV, MA.
COLoREDw6OO BLK. oUE-e rms, bath,
etc. 5000; 81 900 down Cali MIR. sHEP-
coEoREp-aoss coED De oss' roRrNER pL. N.w:0e
Terms Can MRS. ELLIOTT, DE iiso,
coLoRRD-sa1s C5 o5ReRpfDsa1s FLAaNER pL. N.w.0e
CoLoRED ca DocToR OR DENTIST to es-
tablish high-class neighborhood PRACTICE
Call me on this without delay y Will ,sa sen
st. n.w.l. Price, 81 1000; cash over trust.
onAH &. NV, aE. 1915. -N Can n0 Se inspected.
CoLoRED-N. J. AVE. N.w.-1st comm;
IA rms, rented as apts.: income, about
500 mo; $1,000 cash required. POTTER
CoLoRED-NEw HOUSES FOR oLDEwe
new 6 rm. and basement, solio-brick home;
fully completed and ready to move into.
gSr tSFsher iPfREmatNiSRR PISsT NR1N eS tn
CORP. 9o5 18th st. NV. rs
COLoRED-120O BLOCK 5th ST. NV
Ne. Ne 10 block Of D st.
1900 dd0 Morse . st. ..
Cali Mr.. HOLMAN. RE. 7104; ewes, vi.
1854 with ALLAN L. KAY, Broker.