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The Washington times., 1926-03-12

S099. Child.s Dress.
Cut In 4 sizes: 4, ana
years. "A 4-year size requires az
yards Of s2-inch material. Price.
Toe.
542i. Girls dress.
Cut In sizes: s, 10, IL ana IA
years. TO make as Illustrated Tor
& 1O-year sire in the large view
requires yard OF taffeta 80
inches wide for collar facing and
front OF the waist, and 2ss yards
of wool rep 40 inches wide for
skirt, short sleeves, b0lero, back
Of waist and underportiori OF col.
lar. IL made without the b0Iero
K-yard less or the rep Is required.
II made with long sleeves as
yards OF the rep Is required.
Price, 1Oc.
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The Washington times., 1926-03-12

Al perfect complexion perfect
In colOring and texture and the
live. clear look so essential to
beauty-con1e from natures
laboratory and results from
sound health and sensible care
OF the skin.
Plenty Of Sleep
Plenty Of sleep and fresh air.
clean, simple food In the form
Of well.balanced meals. daily out
door exercise, effectua1 cleansing
OF the skin. baths each day to-
getl1er with healthful. happy
thoughts and plenty OF rest and
should bring beauty TO any com
plexion and Joy to its possessOr.
Since the earliest days OF his.
The Washington times., 1926-03-12

Some women fear to use cold
cream lest e encourage this
growth Of hair. But cold cream
without animal fats Il not likely
TO grow hair, especially Il It Is
promptly removed after cleansing
the face thoroughly.
Cold Cream Recipe
II you like to make your own
toilet requisites. you win enjoy
making up this pure. delicate cold
cream, which, with its almond oil
base cannot harm the most deli
cate skin.
Rosewater. $50 grams:s oil Of
sweet almonds, $50 grams: white
beeswax, 10 grams; spermacoti,
10 grams: oil or rose, 4 gram.
The Washington times., 1926-03-12
WHEN DID IT
HAPPEN?

when was 1.-THE Story OF
the Man Without a Shadow" by
Chamisso, published?
2-When was the first battle
Of the English civil war fought?
3-When was New Hampshire
visited by Pring?
Answers to Yesterdays Questions
l.. The Erie Railroad from New
York to Dunkirk was opened May
Is, 1851.
2. An attempt was made to as
sassinate Emperor William / OF
Germany, May 4, 1878.
The Bulgarian kingdom was
overthrow In 1918.
The Washington times., 1926-03-12

call those In the shop by their
first names!
In these little shops you often
see the timid sweetie with her
rather tame sugar daddy" The
saleslady Is sort OF interpreter!
She suggests to the guy who Is
willing to pay what the girl
would like to have but doesn't
Ike to ask for herself!
I think the man who wrote that
song about everybody loving his
baby must have been inspired
after a shopping tour into these
shops with his girl friend!
The Washington times., 1926-03-12

1. LITERATURE. who Is con.
sidered the greatest living poet
and dramatist Of Germany?
2. HISTORY. Which event.
more than any other. has helped
to place the United States In a
dominant position in world at
fairs?
3. GEOGRAPHY. What is the
area of Syria?
4. BUSINESS. How are the
railroads meeting motor car conf
petition?
S: MANKIND. What IL SOLD in
"the Flea Market" OF Paris2
6. HUMAN NATURE. Why DO
The Washington times., 1926-03-12

A shopper I knew once said
you could blindfold her and she
would know whether she was in
a shop on the Avenue or shop
ON our Main Street! That would
be easy--to make it more difficult
she should wear ear muffs as
well.
In the ritzie shops they speak
TO you in the third person. The
first time / stumbled into one of
those shops and the saleslady ap.
preached me frigidly and asked
il there was anything madam
would wish, said, II don't know
she \ain't with me-" because I
The Washington times., 1926-03-12

tory, women have cleansed the
skin with oils. Sometimes, OIL
was used n connection with
water, sometimes with gentle
tonics such ~ those distilled from
plants and flowers.
Our modern soaps and cold
cream are based on oils chiefly
vegetable oils. such as olive and
sweet almond.
Cold cream is a little easier to
apply to the face than IiqLiI oils.
and also, In the estimation Of
most women. Is pleasanter to use.
IL you use a cold cream that
agrees with your skin, you viii
find 1t an invaluable aid TO your
beauty as well as your dainty
cleanliness.
The Washington times., 1926-03-12

thought they meant the other
dame who came in as / did.
These shops hide everything
including the price tag! Usually
an extremely tall, handsome wo-
man floats around in the back.
ground with an eagle eye on all
that is happening. She Is the
''houncer!' Her utter disdain and
frigid attitude will either dimin.
ish your bank roll or fade you
out of the front door! She Is
the power behind the price tag,
and can make economy seem so
absurd!
The Inclusive" and the lex.
elusive" shops are the Alpha and
The Washington times., 1926-03-12
Keep Food Hot

N1HEN punctuality Is not the
w keynote OF the household It
IL often a problem to keep vege-
tables hot without becoming
dried as well. Place the vege-
tables in the vegetable dish over
saucepan of boiling water, which
must be kept hot over a low gas
flame. In this way peas, pota.
toes, ETC., may be kept perfectly
hot for any length OF time with.
out injury to their taste or ap-
nearance.
The Washington times., 1926-03-12

me quite Seri-
ously the other
day. that next
to her daily
bread. wom-
ans chief in.
terest today is
In ways and
means OF keep.
ing beautiful.
This IL 4
hopeful sign.
For w m e n
can't adven-
ture far in
quest Of beauty
without learn
ing that 1t Is
fou n d e d on
h e alt h. No
/" ak0Shf
The Washington times., 1926-03-12
TRY THE TIMES DAILY SIX

some childless women fondle pets
or take up causes?
Answers to Yesterdays Questions
!. SCIENCE. The science of
sound.
2. Law. The rules, customs
and agreements that have been
accepted by nations for the regu-
lation Of international affairs.
s. CIVICS. Four hundred and
thirty.five members.
4. ART. John Singer Sargent
QS56.1925l.
5. MUSIC. Mischa Elnsan.
6. HEALTH. Out In tho open
in the sunlight.
The Washington times., 1926-03-12
BY FAY KING

CHOPPING is a sport in which
~ women excel!
Golf Is tame compared to the
hazards of shopping! A woman
must be more or less of cham
pion to score as a shopper!
There are shops and shops!
There are the chummy shops
where the salespeople are per-
petuaI ingenues and "dear4e" you
out Of your dollarsl They call you
grille from the start, and IL you
become q regular customer you
The Washington times., 1926-03-12

little Irene Bodoni bringing lovely combs Curl and pin II
WIG9 Fit gold and silver net set
with Jewels tight the awkward ends closet Wear
. bandana!
viii they did when there bues and basques
back the earfor
doing that
will right back
where little has
BEEN heaps of hair-FALSE HAIR?
It's sober thOuzht. bOys--NEIL BRINKIEY.
The Washington times., 1926-03-12
USEFUL HINTS FOR THE HOME

If potatoes look like breaking
before they are thoroughly cooked,
drain off the boiling water. sub
stitute fresh cold.
When scrubbing deal tables or
shelves. add half an ounce OF
powdered borax to two gallons
Of water.
Carrots should be cleaned by
being brushed In water. Scrap
, ing causes them !, to lose their
flavor.
The Washington times., 1926-03-12

counsel Of your mothers-in-law
with difference and affectionate
courtesy, reply gratefully-and
non-committaIly. Then quietly
proceed to weigh each questiob
as It comes up from every point
Of view and decide together on
what seems best to you two,
yourselves-not your mothers-in-
law.
Fortunately, there are thou
sands Of mothers-in-law who with
tact and wisdom equaled only by
their affection for the young cou-
cple starting out on the big ad.
venture OF marriage insist On
leaving them to make their own
decision with independence and
self.reliance.
Give Young a Chance
Older people have acquired
what wisdom and judgment they
have chiefly through the school
of experience. It's only fair 20
give young folks a chance to
learn In the. same wonderful
school.
The Washington times., 1926-03-12
BETS WITH
FINE HERBS
81 Alfcn IIlgeller
1n.sr..ises. Ns.. 50 ss.s.ss ss-sf

PARIS.
Beets with fine herbs make q
eood vegetable dish. The French
housewife often uses them 70 take
the place Of the usual vegetable
accompanying the meat.
The best way ID To bake the
beets iii the oven. thus letting
none 81 tho juice escape. In
france. ik there isn't any oven
n the house. one carries the
dishes "a the baker nearby. 10
bnlkes anything FOR few sous
Is pay Tor the trouble Of survey
ing them.
after the baking. peel and cut
the beets into slices Fry these
III butter with an onion and & BIT
of chopped garlic. Sprinkle with
4 good handful Of chopped herbs
and ! spoonful of vinegar LET
simmer Tor 3 few minutes and
serve warm
The Washington times., 1926-03-12

Omega of shopping! Between
these are the department stores!
The inclusive shop treats every
body familiarity. Stage stars, shop
girls and society DANES are all
''girlied" and ''dearied" alike!
The exclusive" shop treat Some
bodys like Nobodys. It's their
business to make the Blue Book
entries feel as II they'd been
scratched!
Shopping Is a great sport and
selling Is a fine art-and the sue
cess OF all sorts Of shops shows
that they know best how theiI
customers like to be treated I!
The Washington times., 1926-03-12
Watch
Your
Breakfast
Start every day
with food that
stands by you |

IOW you feel al morning de-
pends largely on what ron eat
for breakfast. Thousands have lsaen-
ergetic forenoons because OF wrong
breakfast eating.
To feel right, you p1ust have = we'll
balanced, complete breakfast ration.
AT most other meals - lunch and
dinner you get il. But breakfast
IL hurried meal, often badly chosen
Thus Quaker Oats, containing
1876 protein, foods great tissue
builder, S8qb carbohydrate. It's great
energy element, plus all-impOrtant
yitamines and the "buik'' that makes
laxatives seldom needed, Is the
dietctic urge Of the world today.
Il is food that Stands by you
through the morning. Food that
should start every breakfast IN your
home.
Quick Quaker cooks IN 5 20 S
minutes. That's faster than plain
toast. Don't deny yourself the nat
ural stimulation this rich food offers.
The Washington times., 1926-03-12
Bitter Apple

NET some bitter apple from the
W chemist. crush it and sprinkle
Ii amongst the clothes. You will
find this one OF the finest things
for keeping moths away.
The Washington times., 1926-03-12
BY Maria Jeritza,
Prin1a Donna Of the Metropolitan
Opera Co. and One OF the
Most Beautiful Women

NAN closely associated with
IA an enormous manufacturing
concern. which sells hundreds OF
thousands of dollars worth of
toilet requisites each year. told
The Washington times., 1926-03-12
Here and There

Mist1etoe, when not suspended,
Is regarded by the superstitious
IS a harbinger Of bad luck.
The Washington times., 1926-03-12

which ignores the necessity for
basic good health, can be success.
ful.
You may load your face with
rouge and powder but flaws.
wrinkles. or a drawn. haggard
look. stand out the more con-
spicuously under this makeup.
The Washington times., 1926-03-12

V1oU think you give course, just your
would give huge piaid-sik
sffened with crinoline-bu she did, and viii
give the boyish bob.
You short hair. Girls and and grandmamnas
all uncanny delight this hair that
NEVER that Rapunzel let down the
castle wall for her Prince climb may 4 short Tor
twenty but it viii not be IN this fashion
For the the swing Of the PEN
The Washington times., 1926-03-12

duum. everybody that the pendulum always swings
back doubles back and starts off
and that girl faithful to the fashion
forever, no matter how mad she ID about Il!
So-WAT going That's what's haunting the sleek
heads asleep awake What y going 70 Pc the smart and Ta
thing with locks that will be longer Never VIII they
back outline that before Whatever Is Il will be
something have before.
III on the back like
The Washington times., 1926-03-12

WHEN fur Il jointed. see That
w each piece lies the right
way, and then joins will be as
most indistinguishable.
Fresh haddocixs can be steamed
or baked, served with curry sauce
and boiled rice handed separately.
When cleaning knives on a
board be careful to hold the
knife quite fiat, and draw 1t
swiftly backwards and forwards.
II the knife is not kept flat It
may catch In the board and turn
the edges.
The Washington times., 1926-03-12
The Chinese Day Has TueIDe Parts

INA clngs method dividing the day which
" differs Western Instead Of reckoning twenty
four day. the Chinese divide it into twelve parts each
Of two hours.
Evening star., 1926-04-03

ARLINGTON HTS. VA. 232 LEE AVE-
rooms 2nd floor. furnished. light house
keeping, running water. elec. lights. bath
no children; good car service, Phone Cisr.
cndon 1912. %
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FOR sAI.E-AUTO TRUCKS.

B9RD B6da $500 s9F TsFfk csii Franklin l a95s a9255s. '
FORD LIGHT DELIVERY. 1925 panel body
same as new. with S175 less than the price
Finance Co, as" Pa. ave. NV. w.
FURNITURE VAN. large. 3 = ton, good con.
dition, $3.50, terms witt VIII Co. or cali
Columbia 1877
FORD TRUCK. suitable FOR amy kind of haul
inf; Al conCitlOn. cheap. Address hoN
'1U1-b. star once.
FORD DELIVERY. omen body. in excellent
authorized dealers 1929 L st. open sunday
nopGE-GRAHAM, = ton. 1923 handmade
body. viii sacrifice. Parkway Motor Co.
Inc. 1865 Wisconsin ave. NV. -
FORD DUMP TRUCK. 1925 same as new.
$3.50. terms. Edson Co, l2-l2 F st. Sc
FORD TON TRUCK CHASSIS, $50 total
ave. Columbia 1923. Open evenings and
FORD LIGHT DELIVERY. panel body. new
IL painted. mechanically Ok. 1888 ST
FORD TON TTCCK. 1925 same as new:
$3.50 terms Ecson y Co, 7l2 = st. Sc
FORD I-TON IUCK stake body. eXcep-
uonally large ana heavy rhu1lt. II excellent
running order. Sl5o Robey Motor GO.
1929 St NV. open Sundays from $50
to /
CHFVROI Fr HIGHT DELIVERY 1923: eX-
cellelt condition. Sl25. SO cash. S3.oO per
week. Chevrolet ton-truck chassis, Iust over
hauled. real bargain at So: $o3 20 cash
and So 90 per week Ourlsman Chevrolet
Sales Co. 625 II st. ne.
WHITE 3-TON TRUCK, FIVE practically new
pneumatic tires in trst-claSs shape; good
body, can be bought at blg saving; See
II at Union station Garage. 0l Eye st. ne.
Evening star., 1926-04-03

1892 18Th ST; N.Wa1DesiTs6le, large :dn siTe
single room near bath refined Reason
1872 10th ST N.w.--Large front room.
kitchenette. gas range. h.-w.h. cleo Take
l lth st. ears TO Monroe. a.
oom; private family; gentleman. Potomac
SCOTT CIRCLE, 1921 Z. T.---Deslrs6ie, well
| wate-. telephone. an Convenience. 5'
l603 IRVING ST .N.w.-To gentleman
large Mont room. semi private bath on same
4I5 Bra ST. NV room. kitchcnette. gas
| isnge, .Sunnins water; furnished complete
near hatfl, pleasant location: garage avail
$500 9TH So. N-w.-South. corner, front
room 70 @net gentleman; garage: adults
355@ nth ST. NW-Larec. bright front
room; suitable for two. near cars and bus:
ia24, /. ST. \ Basement room, electric,
ity. light Housekeeping: $50 monthly: also
single room. ~ o ------.--------
THOMAS clRELE. ll24 LIZA Vermont r,,y,sar ayss-
nshff hos heat Y hot %sGssa Burning
| OVERLOOKING Soldiers Home Psrs--
Front, adjoining hath for couple, breakfast
i desired. AdaAos 76aJ. J.----.-
room aud giasSol in sleeping porch, adjoln-
lng bath, anil 80 nm. ---.---
1929 FAIRNONI-Com Portable large front
room for | or 2. Lot water, electricity.
63I G NE--Twa nicely furn rooms for
rent. light houseA ecotns adults m9Sd.Srn
| 1870 EYE ST. ,NW-Attractive siugle
room. bot and COLL r'nnns w:tor e,ee-
trlcitv. -----
l7&z C9RC 81 o9sekeeCn,,ng ts2 itrss
@@ms o@m y StStn0G S9rtG sGa On"
| 1881 VERMONT AvH-Bright room. kitch-
| suettc. next bath: electricity. gas. heat.
i4i0 NJ ST. NV. APT 1o3---Desirabie
rooru for gentleman.
NEAR THOMAS CIRCl .E---A,ni in private
apt Pho4e Era.Sn, - :,
Two roniortabie sins lie rooms: private. ..
o"O c ST. N.W.-Ro"ms. Ink; sepaa.ate
housekeeping next 10 bath ami. -
1926 ST W.--Doutac and single rooms
adjoining bath. 90
p,s N ST. The. RoysItdn, Apt. 28-Niicrly
furnished room for one Or two -
III r. L AVE. Ne Large, clean. ohh.ar-
1875 KENYON ST-R~ight second foor
room. adjoining bath. gel tlema1
500 G ST, N-E.-Two slree light. In K.
o35 II ST. NW-Lsrgo room, twin beds,
al7 IN NE.--Two front, rooms for Ink;
no children. --
J32 9th ST. S.w-secoud floor. two large
| rooms: Ink, gas: SO wHek
5l5 5th ST NE.-onc larSe ,qr9n4iffhed ,o94f ro9anl an
il xt to hath h.-w.h. L,ae. fo-.'{ -
| ! 300 MASS AVE. NV, APT. I'll room
for rent.
o0iQ 4th ct NE-Front room h,-w. heat
and electric lights Rent reasonable. 3.
10! 9TH ST SE.-3 rooms for light house
keeping S;}5 per month
1921 HARVARD ST. NW.-.-One large room.
front on second floor; board II Desired.
1914 18th ST. NV. Apt. T. large front
rooms. bath suitable for two. -.
fis1s 5th ST. NW--Dodble front room in
new home Adams 36i7 NJ. ---------------
ola DECATUR, W.-Attrac!iSge front
26 EYE ST NW-One single room. meals
If desired. home cooking.
FURNISHED ROOMS.
Ono aud txe room suites With ,-I, or Without
ing rooms hy day. tedropms by night;
FINEST IN CITY attractive rates by week
or month Telephone. Complete service.
Come and see something new.
Evening star., 1926-04-03
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
(rnnfluyaAA(

243l MONROE ST. F.E.-d ROOMS. PRI.
vste bath. in new detached home. z blocks
to Rhode Island ave; reasonable. Potomac
UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE APARTMENT
Of reception bal: hyinS room dn,ng nndn room room
bedroom kitchen, bath ana ,asr larse R3frn RS3t,n
Very convenient TO busses, cars and stores
Within walking dtstanSe downtown. Rea-
i9oi 18th st 80. ..-.,-------...-
1901 10Th ST. Apt 4O-OPEN FOR IN
speeton. reception hall. large living and
bath: 1a,ti"S splendid condition.; $3.50 -
NICELY ARRANGED. APARTMENT OF
living room with Murphy sed, & two 1 n,ce ho,d bed
Modern building Excellent and convenient
location. Rental 5000 Apply jsnitor.
1883. Worlds ave NV. -.--,-,.- -
bed. dining alcovc kitchen and bath. srlen-
did location. Rental. $500. Apply jani-
CoLoRED. REsPECTABLE-4-R ROOM APT
$4,000. gas. bath and telephone eoa Q
NEAR 18Th AND PARK ,RoAD-FIvE-
roo1 seoond S6Tnea SoT separats entrance three e1
posourcs: nioet desirable summer and Winter.
Heat furnished. Phone Col. sl4. apt. "a.
CoLoRED--4 ROOMS. !HoT-WATER HEAT
gas and clec. furnished. i72l Willard st.
nv Phone " l740.
RooNs Sds KTGHENhTn ,rr6 s55 n PaPm Pdtpmad HA al
-
FIVE ROOMS PRIVATE HALL AND
so % Pqa1TssSn t. 5 1&ts 1SnsoF i.
BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW, 5 ROOMS. IN
closed sleeping p2.rch. br.aktast alc9ve re Ere.
p~6Gi 6if many ~ stree, ear ssd stores 1nquTe
ego Holly ave. Takoma Parh fhone
xaET Spsftcn.. oTs7oohn9 sa9dcn one at
Eye st: one 1915 G. 81. Main 1893.
Sss9i os@.: sSf 5s,S ao. s0SAnE s.l5t ss2s
papsred1Livinr room. two bedrooms, ktch.
rcS S,n sa. hea, at rse Union @a' Station
| janit6r service. Phone Franklin 33a0J s.
| 904 EMERSON ST Wv ENTIRE SEC
| ond aoor, . large rooms and kitchen. I'll"
seen TO appreciate, ref. ex, Reasonahie'
NEAR FAyY y mdsEn YARp o.ss rooms. BAIs ss5
per month. 729 9Th st. sc. Inquiry. 10
ONE TNFURNIsHED ROOM WITH USE
oo9ns n5sai neg s2o ana 1ss6 SO Wiiard i 2
GROOM APARTM,ENT End FLOOR, AN HaJ3 b;
APARTNFNT. . LARGE ROOMS. KTTcFFESS \ \
and breakfast ro9m spd monrnS niose's
Z ROOMS, S37-SECOND-FLOOR FRONT:
light airy. INV. heat. electric IL included,
1913 9th NV. apply LIST hoor. or phone
THREE ROOMS, KITCHEN, BATH. $55;
. rooms, kitchen. bath. $40: l room and
room SOS clec gas furnished. "a block
i4th and Park I'd. Phone Adams 2Q45. g.
1916 NE-3 ROOMS. BATH. ENCLOSED
! porch steam heat, elect. gas, pulley Ines
SUMMIT, 1916 EUCLID Nv ROOMS,
reception hail. bath, sleeping porch: good
condition. Reasonable rent. S75 Apply
iantOr,
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RENT ROOMS-FUR. & UNFUR.
RENT ROOMs--SUBURBAN.

1O2 18th ST. SE-lTwo rooms, furnished
In X; heat and gas included S32.50. -
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UNUSUAL VALUE.
1904 Vernon NV.
Conveniently located; 8 rooms and bath
second floor; including heat. gas and cleo
MOORE G. HILL. INC.
730 18th NV. NJ ain IL:
1920 q ST N.W.-sEMI APT.
S45.50 per month.
,r,,n ooao i43O X st. NV.
Evening star., 1926-04-03
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

TRANs1ENTs ACCOMMODATED
l72l 2lst ST. NV.
to 5 rms. & b.: S45 to 500 per mo.
MERRILL MANSIONS.
One and two room suites. with or with.
out BATH furnished or semi-furuishcd
NEW FURN1ruRE; Lying rooms by day.
bedrooms by night; FINEST IN CITY: at
tractive rates by week or month Tclepbone.
CompIete servicn. Inspect something new
1861 Fairmont St. NV.
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-
APARTMENTS

1910 FAIRMONT--C}enerousy served home
cooked meals convenient hours: reasonable.
Evening star., 1926-04-03

1ao ,-,h wv - hA1N Main 1174.
5000 G ST. Nw.-sEMI-B BASEMENT APT.
8 rooms and bath. in good condition; rent
s46.6o per month, pMshA,RpMAx.
cesE Sss Eys srgs st. ys4d rent t. S a1
e1e St. NV. Main 95a6: cleve 477s.:
FOR CoLoREpL1l021 7th ST. s.E.--sos m
41S ff' GIth st. G" sw1 S rooms and bath. $5 90
0a'h NJ. j. RAiNE. *o-
32s Investment Bldg. N. 1887.
NO / IOWA CIRCLE N.w-CoRNER oo
osg apartment %Onhirs rooms and aRs bath Miami Oo0O
l'A9 4Darfmsn,H3 Ne@ rooms and bath. ... 5000
Kinssboro. RS, oe i1th and Girard SITS NV "a an
hi9sso0rSa Toons d and bath' s a.u ..o. ~ 1000
11fs ind H pa'n st. nn.w.4 rooms and bath: 5000
1877 1877 nws rooms rooms and and SsR Sssh
300 Eye st. N.Y. rooms and bath. 42.oo
'zg + Ecempieted: s1; s roms and bath. :. 5000
31S New York ave- n.w.-6 rooms ana 40 so
31s ISM New York avenue n.w.-4 rooms a M
and bath NJ. + RiiSE. ''''''' WV
n SVSG sOndon aPrs The ses and
Massachusetts, ave- ayws;ARRDMMAK RTM KNen'. S0''0O.
Soa.e b. suited fHEa a for wasa 1oomns I'm
boarding house rent re- rsass9pnaaole. y
e,a F St. NV v Main S1Ahs55s Ashs55s: clexe. AVS.
B2$aESHb B2SSaHb ShkHk5S$aod$ Sfss5 SESE y
NV Ar, a.o o. wARDMA,ESso = 9, wv
DESIRABLE NEW
TWO-FAMILY FLATS.
m:Tss TEo gg4s g44sgs sd '. and bath rs,-ao0F apart
Three rms. kit and bath. 2nd.foor apart
meRfs ,ss5,ento sa3SS to ss7s Arcola heat cleo
triety. standard plqg,msbIing ,lsII fixtures and good
Bay St. S. Z. bet. 18th and
18th SITS.
18th St Sc. bet. Mass. Ave.
and Bay.
B. r. SAUL CO.,
Main eloo. 925 18th St. NV.
THE TRzYMogE: III III l7ta tn, ST SaE E;%1 iS 10
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73o 9th 81. HH;oeWENTEfN H;oeWEN BROS.
7th and II sts. N.E.-------Linc. Line. s91:
1871 1lth ST NV.
Third f1ory fstyricsty roE ofurnished gas for cook:
ing: moderate rental. Open.
1883 NEWTON ST. NV.
An. -oo1n Snd bath. bachelor apartment. In
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Main aS6S, 1422 T. sts AaaA
Evening star., 1926-04-03
HONEY APARTMENTs

THE wESTFIFLD.
1920 r ST. NV.
Beautifully arranged apartments, in mod:
ern building Located IN best residential
section overlooking park: convenient TO
transportation. schools, etc. rooms and
bath. $50 90. Inspect at any time.
Evening star., 1926-04-03
UNUSUAL VALUE.

10th AND COLUMBIA ROAD
Front apartment on court. exceptiona
rooms and bath. $S2 2.50--extraordlnary offer
ing
Evening star., 1926-04-03
WANTED-ROOMS AND HOARD.

THREE ADULTS would like rwo rooms and
board with strictly private family tnorth.
west scctjon) must he reasonable: pernla
nent. Address Box 2o3-B star ottice. %
YOUNG MAN Japanese close to Govern
neut deuartnIents, NV. or sw.. private bath
preferred. reasonable. Address Box 302-B
Star office. 3'
GOOD HOME IN Protestant family for man
and 6-year-old boy: permanent, Petworth
preferred Address Box 425 p. Star ott'ce
lars: references: permanent. Address Rox
3S3-B. star office. -
Evening star., 1926-04-03
RENT ROOMS--FUREISHED.
(CODtfnued)

1899 18Th ST. N.W.~-Desirable large size
single room. near bath. refined. Reason
able. ..-
Evening star., 1926-04-03
WANTED--ROOMs
TARIE ROARD-

TWO ROOMS and bath IN NV, section un
furnished colored, near car line. by iStl
of April. Address Box 257-B, Star office. 3
Evening star., 1926-04-03

900 10Th ST. S.E.--Large front room. 3
windows h..w.h., elec phone. twin beds:
gentleman: private home; near car lines.