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WTFF-The Fellowship Forum (20a. a
Meters-I $50 KiIocycIexf.

pm.-Dixie Syncopators.
1850 p-n1--"Be Kind TO Animals" By
Mrs Charles H. Dankmyer.
p!rL-Edith Reed. pianist.
BIS lm.-Frank Miller. baritone.
S;5u ).m.-The Pullman Porters.
B'45 nn.--Robert Arnold. harrnon!ca
player.
pm Norman E. DAILY, pianist.
9:l5 pm.--"Caat on Books" by DR..
Robert o Knott.
80 p.m.--Tom Robertson, banjoist.
~ p.m.-Jimmie Rodgers. entertainer.
lo;l5 pm The H0noIulans.
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II don't know how busy other men,
bers OF Congress we're during Easter
week" said the secretary of a certain
lestslator, but can speak with
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Local Radio Entertainment
Monday, April 10, 1923.
NAA - Washington Navy Yard (A3l..
Meters-690 Kil0cycEesl.


Metcrs-690 KilocycIes).
3.45 p.m.--Weather Bureau reports.
s:55 p.m.-Arlington time signals.
1905 p.ms-Weather Bureau reports.
WRHF - American RroadcastinE Co.
tS22.4 Meters-93o KilocycEeSl
3 pm.-Play-by-play account OF the
Washington Philadelphia base ball
game.
5:45 p.n.-The Town Crser.
6 10 pm.-Dtnner concert.
Early Program Tomorrow.
10 a-m.-Household talk by Gladys
Young.
1880 a.ra.-MuSical program
il am.-Beauty question box. con-
Quoted by Bertha Parker.
il:05 TO 1850 a.m.-Advertisers Pc
rod
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1R Sal MANN PAYlNN EAnfESF AND
TSo : StsiNsSs S~>SS >Ss;gTA kllshxns IS
lEARS, f.fSrNa oykEFGKS az lscA.
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enss.e-saaswsA
TIE ONLY STORE

THE ONLY STORE
IN Lincoln. Va, general stock
doing a fine cash business can
he bought a. a gong business at
a big sacrifice, Wlll sell part or
AL of stock aud hxsnFes T; building
Ter sale Terms ii desired,
w +, NICHOLS
Lincoln, Va.
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s1e.5---wcy Standardization

310.5---WGY Schenectndy--70O
6;eo--Farm: dinner music.
1:30--General Electric hour.
S30--A. Il y. Gypsies.
p:30---GensrHl Motors Party.
10 ;30--Timc-to.R Retire Boys.
333.i--wBZ sprlngHeld--0OO
e:Q0-Radio Forum: ensemble.
7:00-L Loew'e Orchestra.
Y 30--ROxy and HIS Gang.
p:O0--Riverside program.
9aQ-Aleppo Drum Corps
10 ;0S--ouartet; Trouhadours.
3O5.D--WHAZ Troy--gsO
sgn0--Instrumental trio.
n 0n---COncert.
10:o0--Troubadc
516.9--WTAG Worcester--asO
s:30--ninner music; studio.
Z .3n--Oltl-time miustrels.
s:sS-ShsccsclStes s"sTaf "soldIers; e Gcostslio..
30--WEAF programs
a3a a.5--CNRO Ottawa---4;9O
715--Aunt Bessie.
SOO--Little Concert Orchestra.
S;30--Address: musical program
43I,5--CFCA Toronto--e0O
;30--2LO London prt gram.
7lS--orsan recital.
SOUTHERN.
2O8.O--WWNC AsheFiile--I. .OtO
7n0--Dinner music.
S00--Agriculture period.
A15.O--WsB Atlanta--63O
7'00--Myers' Orchestra.
I:3D-Roxy and His Gang
y .00--Riverelda proRram
y 3O--General Motors Party.
10 .B0---Timc- to. Retire Bows.
2a3.S--WDOD $50
T00--Around GiaI: story.
n'00--Studio
:30--Ensemhe.
BOLIVIAN JacksonviIie-+ss0
7'oo-QTchestra and assistants.
= s.an--Oid.time hddlers
q .30--fSeneral Motors Party.
.10-Organ.
3?2.4--WHAs LoulsvilIe-030
q .n0--Chlidren's program.
8 S;3O---fi reater Louisville Entertainers
3 :00-Riyergide program.
a.30---Gienersl Motors Party.
10 :3o---Time-t to Retire Boys
s169-WMC Memphis--Hso
a:OO---Rlverside program.
n:30--C;eneral Motors farty.
10 :J0--~Time..n Retire Bows.
33s.D--wSM NashyIlis--sg0
z 00--Organ
! 3n--Roxv and HI. Cans
. 'Cl1-nlnner concert
a'30--WEAF programs
Ii ;Oo--Studio; Sercnaders.
3ip.O--WCOA PensaeoIa--1.2 goo
;30--Dance program - hours,
ea9,0-WC0A Psnsaeoia--t. zoo
s:O0--plnner music,
n:Do--Rainhow Orchestra.
10 :00--OrEan. niano recital.
10 .30--Bree&y Boy.
254.I--wRvA Richmond-1.1s0.
q 6.3n---Trin
T.i5-~0rthestFA
R:iS-Musir.
. :iO--Frature
IL :00--orchestra.
CENTRAL.
5:G--KVw Chieass--5f0
7.30--Roxv and His Gang.
~ .00--Riverside proEram.
l0:3u-Dtxie Trail.
3s5.e-wEBH.wJID chieaEo--sce
p.00--Childrer's PROGRAM
10 .3n--Time-to Retire Boys.
IL o0---studio progrsnas.
at6.a--wGN.wIIB ChleaEo-7:0
8 sl0--wEAF programs.
10 :3O--Recital.
IL :o0---Fcaiures and popular.
3tt.8--wI.s Chirago--sfo
a3o--wLs q Hippodroms
10 0suO~-International revue
aes.3--wLw Cincinnati---sa0
e;30-~-Fratures and varabonds.
S.0n-~MtnstFels
,uu~-Ingtrumental trio.
10 ,hO---~N aE ahondx.
10 .30-~Studin. vawahonds
3sI.2--WsAI Cineinnati---s30
7.00--MuscAi program,
Z .10--MusiC,
s,sO--A 4 p Gypsies
3 a;3n--Generai Motors Party,
10 .;}0--~Tinle. tn Retire Boys.
IL 'o0---Mnsical program
3O9.S-NTAM CieveIand--150
q flA---0rchesira
s:0O--Grral Moments In History.
S.aO--A Gypsies
y ltt---fseunFpi Motors Party.
III '3n-~Cantur's Orchestra.
itO-o--WCN.WIR TetEoit---tsa0
:n0-Enkcmble and features.
.itD--~ NJ innlreis
7 3u--Rux~ ard Hts tsanK
..fft~-~~fe Luxe Dreauers. travelague.
q nson--RiveFsde urcFram.
3ss ..--WwI Dettelt--sSe
B .00--~OFgnn
q H,Sn--DlnnsF music.
Z stN--Mustcai program.
nO-~-GreRt Morienia in History
,a0--A q p GyuNaes
y l:aO--tsenrrAl Motors Party.
10 ;:to---T1uie.to.R Retire Beys.
Evening star., 1928-04-16
NOlIR OPPNRIIINlTN-

Ma husineas offers gFeateF aaNlrttntttas
lhAu real eHtate, Any man pg u WunIaa MN
ms 60 work should make sa, 200 81 SlO ned
each tneI puf ufNNAfA ,n NV metrtas
pnitau NAshiHSlau ts reached hg NAV -
WAshtnktanA uest heaniiful drives
Free training eiNen heatAnsfa assistance
10 elnstnE sAlesl cara tueaished tNf teins "a
The preparli exclusive, Fpatfssiel pfaeerty
tcliy .eaAvenisngss AHd lHApgexsMaRtsl
which q being aaaFsa ~ ne pahiia feF The
nFet time At iess thaa edlalaln8 aeFaaae
ntaees and AA AlIfAetlys terms Nhesal se,Ms
Wtaelan, raid cell. a hnem sAA MAst
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LONG RANCE RADIO ENTERTAINMENT
MONDAY, APRIL /

MONDAY, APRIL 16 1923.
Associated
standard left call letters
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WANTED--sALEsMEN.
INSTRUCTION COIJRSEs

MEN TO sell bad bill collection system and
Westory Building. 17s
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NIANAliER
MELP--MAI.E AND FHNIALE,

ATTENTION, TKACilERsT
ATTRACTIVE openlnE far vacation employ
Give age eduratlun, date sehaot elosrs ans
telsphpne, AdstFeas hox laa.R star affiee
Evening star., 1928-04-16
WMAL>--NAshingtou Radio Fayuu.
L2Al 9 Mca..-.-Ia EIla-..-. -

'sst-o Httefs-IE4U kII8cycTesl.
SD p.ni---Thirty Club meeting and
news flashes by A. CIoyd Gin.
1'i5 pm Listening in On Jimmy
and Jane"
81 30 pm.-~Dance program by Nc
Williams Orchestra.
pm Broadcast Of the initial eve
ming session Of the thirty-beyenfh
Continental Congress, u. A. II. from the
! Washington Auditorium.
10 p.n.-~Music memory contest.
/ 1910 10 10 80 p.m.-~Newg flashes.
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slruATsON--FEAilAl.K

ASSfxf1NT hessKkYFfKR. exnsrgSassI
Asesl skeslssaa sslsgsaseI tsAAkta aIkh
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MANTEn-@.SAI.ESNlEN.

LOCAL CORPORATION neets I'VE salesnlen
for houaehalJ apaiiAngrat must have rar
state alAhheatians Address hux Gin star
once,
MAN married pFefafFed, netWeea aa aud 40
Ne8fR uf age Nha u now eulptuYed aud
wants q hetley his future, RsEsFeGess and
hphd required, Permanent empleynaenl.
aud 0elleetllF ekperienea not eaAantial Az.
dFpAa Box YNsH, Star atlee
sAf4EsMAN Tor y, {, and Vicinity, f9pFss
aehtink tAdlaFy1 ~ yaa can ahAW FAaulta
after framing San viii earn Sra 81 mare ner
weak n,uet have car Apply alNk IAth a.
~, hoefn ~ Monday only,
AAlsEsMAN popular elAeA eNMipaenk ma,
thine nationally adVeFtlsed1 aAiAfF and eSn1s
n,lHslnN advancement Address hux sasR
star nftiee. IAs
Evening star., 1928-04-16

CAFE AMI PASTRY SHOP fs,sasa(a. ~
eAptpRest eStaNtShRA trasae, NJ reAxsss8 Ne
aEseg yefessed AntA 0earg8A ave, ASt
CAFkkE SA0YeE sa svsaeg ef eewa 81 n2sa
htNAMay North &asS $tAWtA. heap faH aNse&
sale I'D .ANalta, ts& y, Man a. CAsa
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COUNTRY BOARD.

wv : Vars s "a. Drly.se home N Hgyard cSup-
i III Mat ee fss delf dDp' . 10""
%1a. /. s9Aa s@ssa p s,%: :ia Der week
Address Box lie star once: -,
Rsas eoe 81 aaF II IT. aaFsf sAea
na pses. N No hiEhbs i
rssl far s; summer 81 miles iro@ wss6:
% %Sssrn A ss,s 1 sss Ss easss 81 60
IDEAL HOME to board ehi,asssn' m, mSth saoI
ma. sss sGse; %sdr.ss Mrs
QUIET. OLD COLONIAL HOME; two lerss
s sy r1n rsCn ..e CT s BATH ss On
.:nss O::ps Z, Z, . .ssS. s.siss l'd ps1
t.rms apply s' Boz scl. s.rsssurs, Va
8ned family farm; near Bus line nish ios.;
tsnt for s@b BOYS siespins y preferred Terms
Clark. Brookevilie, Md. Ashton i3i.F.2 .
WILL so. sIse.s sh ss.s q rs. farm e.
h9ass e sd Ma n Phone oe S.ssan
OAK HILL nov open tS ssps sons e0 Roys
Va Va. Just OF state highway. veil cooked. at-
s :TnetI E,ast 'f Ro,s % va phon. ssn
SUMMER BoARDERs-Fins country home
on water, near Mathews g. H., Va, auie.;
| restful; rates reasonably three hours ns
auto from Richmond railroad and bus e on !. !.
| nee tons: mintites' walk from town write
| Mrs MAude Mitchell Matthew. We. -
BOARDEns wanted good meals. fresh yege;;
tables. hutter,smiik ana eggs cool rooms; ~
| convenieness, Write or call Mira. Green uTii-
| nth, Laytonsviis, Md, -
NY HOME is nov open for summer board ..
| care and board ideal location: trAnsLcntS or
| Indefinitely, as desired, Mrs. c. aaTtull,
ElTiwood Fsrm. Brookevills Nd, Telephone
BOARD CHILDREN AZ PLEASANT, hsalthful
| farm home; can give good reference. Ashton
| iIe-F-s. Mrs. Harry Musgrovs, Hrookeviile'
SUMMER BOARD IN The, mountsingl ali city
g,E. week. .;,rA wEI.s vs.. b. Purcell yEeet
| BOARDERG, preferably elderly people. new
home, aaiiA miles from WeFfeht0n, Ad~
| dress Mrs, Phil chamhsriin, Wsrrsntona Va.
| LuRAY.' va Home tookineI rates. 80 per
week. 81 10 per Day. rpr psytteVlsT:' a.
dress MFs, Luther fftee, MARIE Iswn'
LuEsys Va n 80
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WANTEIl---R0OMH.


SMALL, cheap room. b. settled woman, en-
Dioyed Address BOX le2-E, Star once.
BUSINESS WOMAN wants room near New
York and New Jersey ave Address Fox
BY LADY. with reference, Ia government
service; west Of 18th St, within Is minutes
walk OF Treasury Building, fufn.I no room
ing house give terms and particulars Al
dress Boz GAZE, Star once
GIRL, refined, under 40. desires small room
and home atmosphere not over SIS. Address
Box 2s-E. Star once.
MAN wants single room furnished, modern;
not over as per mo. Addfess Box Haze,
Star Once
GENTLEMAN desires room, possibly board.
in a small private family. Please state rates
and number Ia family. Addfsss Box s-E.
Star ofbee.
BY TWO LADIES. furnished or unfurnjshed
large room no Ink Mt, Pleasant or Conn.
ave. extended. Address Box lSs-E, star
WILL any gentleman desiring 10 share his
room or apartment with another address
Box i2i-E, Star of1ceS
FURNISHED ROOM, centrally heated, or
share small apartment. Gentleman. Address
Bon 4e-E. bthr once.
NE, SECTION .nEAR, 9Th 4 = sTs I've
small tpsnis s,ss o sR. No children ADDRESS
GENTLEMAN, Catholic desires room with
prtvafe bath, IN northwest sections W00dley
PsrE Mt Pleasant Preferred pieats give
fDii particulars, Including prizes. Ad4Iesh
E9x n r, star ofn1t ~
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RENT ROOMs-FUR. OR UNFUR.

24i5 18Th ST. N.W.-Entire LIST npor Of
large living room, dining room. small room
and large kitchen, porch and yard; can
commercial zone on busy 18th St. near Co
iumbia I'd. NV. walls beautifully textured.
decorator. etc; $40 mo- unfur $50 fur. On
an car lines Call after 10 am. or . M
Adams 4T74
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APARTMENTS--FUR AND uNF.
8, and bath; Frisidairs. Can Decatur
1881 a ST NW.--LADY WANTS LADY TO
Tooms AND ssensnsst. Two afse 05 5s
TAKoMA GARDEN APTs. RESIDENTIAL
and I'd g. 81 sso .Esry sp s'o
s sss. :sysS'' adults, 50 ri" ave Shepherd
FOR RENT IN 2s4o MASSACHUSETTS, AVE.
nv: several large apartments. both fur.
rsn n aSs ps s, e NM ,sr AIT house.
keeping: all outside rooms; furnished or un-
furnished; furnished. $50: unfurnished s27;
Appreciated
1888 PARK RID, N.w--4-RooM APT. OUT
side corner all modern conveniences' car,
FOR RENT-Furnished or unfurnished apt,
centrally located, AMI; corner OF King and
sasSS1' ' Alex p Va .n APD 6o a POM sSs
NAVAL VILLAGE, 24ls . NV. --pEsIRARIE
furnished and unfurnished apts,, ksS to s6S
Two rooms, and kitchenettsi modern; to
worklng couple,
DOWNTOWN, iaIi 18th ST. N.w,,~TWo
rooms, receptlon hall, bath. porch. sitchen-
1859 ST. NW.-ATTRAcTIvE, ar, b
walking distance TO Cow. deps, and down.
town SECTION
N E. RYoN CO. 1915 N. Y. Ave NJ $500
. ROOMS AND sEMI-PRIvATE BATH,
80 s ST. nssr Barr s Rsx''s
ia l2th ST. Sc, NEAR LINCOLN PARK
One room; complete Kitchen. bath; in pri.
y9ss fs%ily Ss as sss elect One adult
400 +, CAPITOL sT.--cpRNRR ROOM,
kitchen and bath: othfr ioeations , to 5
ia4i HARVARD sT.-FRoNT APT, THREE
larae rooms, bath. kit. rec. hall; also two
rooms. kit, bath. fur Resident manaser.
COOL, CLEAN. ROOMS AND X, PRIVATE
bath. and floor. n, and 8, exposures, for
Summer or longer. -Caii after Pm. or
) pm, Sunday, l2a Md, ave ne "a.
OPPOSITE METROPOLITAN cLuB-HAND-
somely furnished bachelor apt; also rms,
kitehenette and bath on Sround floor snit'
tbe Tor once, shop or residence Fr ssA
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CHILDREN BOARDED in teacher.s home Of
culture and refinement; near WASHINGTON.
Marlboro 27.F-l2
A FEW SMALL children boarded on farm:
mothers care guaranteed city reference.
Mrs. G. ". Benson. Brookeville. Md, -.
SUMMER OK 1NpEFfNTTELY. AQE ( TO
y: PLEASANT HOME IN THE COUNTRY:
Mlop9ERN GoNvENtENC LARoE, SHADY A2,,
THEM ALL THE Tine Address. ORCHARD
GROVE, Dayton, Md, Phone Ellieott City
4S-F-s, -lss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-24

) FAIRNoHT sT,--Largs. cool south
N modern refined home, also smaller
~ ADAMS half
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-24

oa sth ST. N.E.-Lsrse front room in cor
~ house; suitable for one or two gentle
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-24

as MARYLAND AVE FE-Lsrge. desirable
room; furnished neatly; near bath In pri-
.
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wE MOVE yoU PRES 49,
i ,ssSS Ian s. n s~sr ~, ' ssssS
; ~. E, aS, No Ia ~, M sss
AFFIEcK, 1858 \, y, ave, ~, Ass
I'll IL s'r, sw,.-S EooAS WATER. .slS@
llts u st. Se.-~& rooms, bath ,,s,,.,.s e -
1888 A. ST. s,w,s.,a rooms, bath, ,,,..,, Ss1
ass Tth 81, avs rooms. bath ,.,,ss,~- S&ss
sos 18th 81 SW,-~4 rooms eAta..ss,ss% " q
iaaS u Sc ne.va rooms. bath, 49,. ss..s MS
Afs Y 81 Sw~~S fecsnS, hAths ess..sstss SSeA
COGOREn -.
ito Van at Ss,~-A rooms, water. ..s,.ssSlt
$40 and ST. Se~-S recnaS, bath ,ts,ss..s EE
iaS9 Srd ST. Aw.-~A rooms bath .esS.s. WX
asa Neal at, avs rcoMS. eata. .,.sss 4lsy
eSe Del ave. Sw.--S ToQnaS. Waters..s. ~
a. IL st, S,W.-aS rceHaS, bath N,ss, sssts% NE
eos South Can, Sk,~sA fac4mA bath, s.Sss MH
1919 Duncan So, n,ss--t reoFnS. AAth,, 49,
lSAA Md ST n,w.-~4 Feonaa, hath...Neses N.Y.
1OiT kfh Nt Sw~eA rooms hath s.A.x,N ~ ANee
THOMAS r. RRcWNs ais ia 81 AM
WILL. SURF. ET,
ovesleesins Rgsk Greek rarks az e fsRs
Path newly reaeecFAeeA EAlnA AZ tellk
lceaslnssa es - -
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$50 9Th ST Ew.-Coiored: room for rent;
eat ard hsht; SIS per month. II. Carter,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-24

f.f,f0RED. guBUREAM--LaTgt, bright At
lfsct{ss room sdiolninf " bstni suitable iof
ssSess exehsnxed Is Seth 81. ne. Atlantic
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I5g1 EhnyARD-sis, $40 for rms TIn, and
sl5chen. so so continuous hot water IN
"a Erot5ns. electricity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-24

= AEH~%Two Wen furnished communtcst-
fnx rooms second eoori slnfiy o. en- suite.
wee tefephrBe Adults Col. B4ss.
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1886 lzth ET Entire 1rst floor and large
nesfoong on second floor cleo. unlimited
pi ene, etc, for Summer months 70 ADULTS,
Seslt reasonable Adams 6027.
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las you ST. N.W-HeSly decorated, next
% BATH, mi. phoEt: reasonable ----
esT sT kE.--ons large room, electricity
NaFk
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1914 ilth ST Ewy~-Two rooms and kitchen.
fts. hoog, also two communicating rooms
rear bath electricity.
ieii n ST. NV. APT. .5--waikinG distance,
comfortable. clean. cool front room, south"
en- exposure, ami
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zsis 18th ST Nw.~~Nicsiy furnished room
psTes elec. closet, maid service, telephone:
..eesiie3: nssis Sitsiinn block o. 81 Ca car
fssge front rooms al $40 each Adams 4724s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-24

COURTS, ieth and Newton
ssth family ~ two. Phone Col. e509.
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iz20 L ST Nw.-cool, airy rooms. with
FunrsTF water. eiec: excellent maid service
tgvia bfez IL desired. reasonable.
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CLEVELAND PAHK-southern exposure
s44oirfrT bath. continuous hot water, pri-
sf.aa family Cley 1SfB.J.
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EUCLID. "a BLOCK WEST lfth--slcely
furnished room adjoining sleeping porch,
nexf bait. private home; gentleman Fd&ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-24

Beautiful front room.
'ilsges; also room for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-24

1853 EUCLID NV. Apt 24--Large front
7a1 noor twin hAds; elevator electricity
r~sa Snwpssasrs Cni Hea4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-24

IVY ASsNkNU Fts NM ..,,.,,a,a
building overloSkins EeeR Greek Park and
Connecticut Ave. R~iGges large LYING room;
ctS!ng room. tive bed, CONS, well equipped
kttehea and tilted baths ample eloSes SPACE
and larse, bright rooms, every sonvenienss
and @t-hcur elevator ans teiecacne service.
Mcaerste rental o. sis0 Aspiy ssSiaens
mANaSSr nf ...-~.
DAVIDSON 4 DAVIDSON,
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4lb 10Th bT. ME-, ,,,-
Two rooms. second fioor sink In kitchen
sleeping porch. Ink, -,,--.-,,-- -
ant with another young lady must be EN-
pi0yed Apply Apt Is, iA48 QiTard 81. nv,
Cail Monday or Tuesday -
ana 9th RT. NE.~~TWo FURNISHED ROOMS
and bath quiet home, no childreni $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-24

cesirabie. home privileges Columbia s77z.
zso9 i4ta ST Nw.~-ExcIusive section. deg
nzstfu! large bedroom windows, clothey
pTess. southern exposure; quiet, refined
home; beautiful surroundings, every con-
YenieAce, $50 monthly; excellent cafeteria
service Phone Adams sss3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-24

inGly situated I'm q large grove OF beautiful
old trees; Is rooms; open hreplaces: large
brIeht bedrooms; modern conventercfs.
Maryland University products. Miss Ida
WANT several small children 20 board ref
erence; reasonable. Clar: l22e.W-i;
RTIsTNfss COUPLE HAVING BEAUTIFUL
nome desire 10 meet high-Grade Protestant
family adults, to share. home eo.operatiyely
highest references Address NEWMAN, Holly
road. Cheveriy, Nd.
FORT STRONO VILLA. Lee Highway. Va. 49,
One mile out: make your reservations larse
home. spacious grounds, plenty -hade' nome
products Phone Clarendon 1895 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-24

,y0s EUCLID N.W.-south front room. pri-
waite communicating bath; no other roomerS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-06-24

FACING THE ENTRANCE TO ROCK CREEK
Park. near 18th and Col, rd., Areproot build
lnx 2&-hopr elevator service, alec. Erisidaire:
consists OF q Twins room, bedroom, dining
alcove. Kitchen and tiled bath; only $69. 50
per month See resident manaSer. 2T0f
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s~sT PUcr 10 ST near 18th snd Col RI r
sesirahgs front room anil hosaellkss ass
ksns6le. ssg lines. Gel 4sbs.
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Ross 7th ST E.W.-a lerse, cool. 2nd-noor.
front rooms next to h9ths or z ladies TO
room; company prieileeeS rent reasonable.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-10-11
LEGAL NOTICES
Notice Taxpayers

Notice is hereby given that thos who have not paid their taxes in full may pay the remaining one-half on or before October 31st. If the said remaining one-half be not paid on or before October 31st, it shall be delin- quent and a penalty of fifteen (15) per cent will be added to the amour thereof. and interest on said tax and penalty shall be charged at the rate of eight (S) per cent per annum from the date of delinquency until paid.
 L. B. CHISHOLM,
 Town Clerk.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1928-10-11
WRANGELL ATTRACTS
 ATTENTION FROM TOURISTS
(Contributed)

It is interesting to note what, es- pecfally, is seen by tourists as they make their hurried trip through southeastern Alaska. It takes some time for the average Alaskan to ap- preciate the value of totems. To him, at first, they are curios, and then foolish relics of savage times, and he feels that the sooner they are gotten rid of, the better.
 But 1t is not so with tourists. He travels for the purpose of seeing something different from what he sees at home. Many of them are versed in the history of civilization, and they are anxious to see rem of ancient civilization, to actually come in contact with ancient legends and ancient works of art. They real ize that totems outside of what are found in some of the South Sea is- lands are only found on the North Pacific coast, and specially in south eastern Alaska. This is illustrated by letter to the Oxnard Daily Cou- rier of southern California, by Wen ley B. Krouser. The letter occupies nearly three columns of the news paper, and, outside of what is said about the glaciers, it devotes more space to the totems than to any other subject. The writer specially re- fers to the ,Wrangell totems, and makes them the great Wrangell at traction. He speaks of it as "The recognized center of Totem Lore" and refers to the lecture that is usu- ally delivered on that subject.
 The moral of all this is that the Commercial Club has done a fine work for the town when it raised the money for the preservation of the totems. Further, Mir. Waters has not only advertised his curio store but has added materially to the pathological wealth of the town when he brought the seven totems from the west coast of the Prince of Wales island and placed them in front of his store. By serving him. self he has served the town.
 Further effort should be made to bring other relics here, to have the Shakes house made more accessible. Make Wrangell a museum center
 H. P. c.