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Evening star., 1932-07-21
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EVA B. WORKS
BROOKS. LIMA AND RICHARD. III memory
o. our dear mother, LIMA BROOKS. who
Sp2 psf'sa 90 iaiS aio NE lie. twenty-two years aso
BROOKS, who died one year ago TO-DAY,
July 81, 1881 'O"@''
The shadqw shadow disk Of future years
But whatever life holds Of the GOOD and
Twill carry US back. dear mother and
iather, 70 you.
0f4hLE5 tiLLIAS + : .I62TSoJT. 52RN 7. BROOKS AND
BRYANT. ELLEN J. In loving remem-
Ellen FL l;Iy J. BB85YANT 85 who departed this life
Our karts are flied wi With fOsts Sadness,
A vacant place IS in our home
mat ieyer can be filed
THE FAMILY.
FLETCHER: BERTHA. In loving remem-
2Ia.Ge D, &c e, Of our dear co-worker. BERTHA
FLEI Fla+ CHER; s5a B. who depsarted this life one
She had smile every one,
To those SS uho s Rnt% RPats as and fq1a loved her
, Her memory will never grow old
CCooMORkERs, TEMPO. BLDG, No. /,
18TH and D stS. nv.
FLETCHER. IRENE VI. In sad and loving
IREsSEE' r. e 9qF gear mother and wte
life two years ago. July ii, 1886
hs Voice oRs we t52% 62ed i; IS s5ed 9f gone
pace IS vacant in cur home
mat never can be filed
HUSBAND AND CHILDREN.
FRENCH; deH, H., HUGH In loving remory Of our
ddep@rj5Sd IBIS life three years aso today.
Days OF Sadness still! come over Us,
Secret tears do often flow.
memory keel ps you ever near us.
InONEN you left three Years ago
HIS DEVOTED MOTHER AND COUSIN.
JENKINS JAMES Z. In sad but loving
4emory ,.y, o.. q my, devoted husband JAMES
r JENKINS, who passed away three years
ago TO-DAY july =. 1929
dd2yn2s degi2e 5S s2d i? ktnd =, in a, all Of his
9h: Tor glimpse into heaven today
But my daTI!ng. YOU are too far away.
DEVOTED WIFE, MAGGIE.
JOHNSON LLIZABETH. IN loving memory
q ELIZABETH JOHNSON, who departed
thls Ale iour years ago today, July q. 1928
When mothers there homes always home;
B But aVesnt Tsen ,fs Ghangs so th9ueh fs may roam
NO sanity presence hoveIs there
No 70 Longer ongt tfareg are there warmth and love;
Up 10 that higher, hoI.er place.
"Eeie Gou ls-there Ser mother face
HER SON. ERNEST Z DOGANs.
LEVY. ISAAC. We pause to reflect on the
fRHs tRet ers1d3sb. OF d our desr Geparted ia
ISAAC LEVY. who left Us July Fl, SIX
years ago today.
Remembered and revered for his loving
kindness ms charItsbla deeds WINS
his inspiring example the name ~
ISAAC LEVY lives OIL IN the memory OF
thousands Of friends. We are proud OF the
heritage which IS ours "
HIS G- GHT41DRIN. II GRANDCH1LDREN AND
GREAT GRANDCHILDREN
MARSHALL PAUL HONEY. In loving re-
meM1r@nce oi NY Gear husband. PAUL
HONEY MARSHALL. who died two wears
ae1 TO-DAY. July p. 1880
Ask ne: D9 miss PauI2
yes. and always VIII
LoVeo n life, remembered in death
WIFE. JEANETTE
RlDGWaf. GEORGE 4. In sacred memory
OF my father. GEORGT A PIDEtViIav'
VINO depar,ed this life fourteen years ago,
July 81. 1918 '
HIS DEEOTED DAUGHTER, ALMA RIDG-
WAY FORTUNE
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BOYS BAND TO PLAY

An outdoor concert by the Washing
ton Boys Independent Band will be
held tomorrow evening at the Ecking-
ton Recreation Center, First and T
streets northeast. The concert Will be
followed by the presentation of his
torical moving pictures and other fea-
lures.
Attendance each Tuesday and Fri
day evening at the recreation center
is increasing weekly. it was announced
by the Community Center Department.
full daily program of activities Is
being conducted.
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ARLINGTON RITES HELD
Mrs. Betty Dent Smith, Daughter
of Late Judge, Buried.

Mrs. Betty Dent Smith, daughter of
the late Judge and Mrs. Lewis Dent Of
this city, who died Sunday at her Sum-
mer home on Shoreby Hill, jamestown,
r. l., was buried yesterday In Arling-
ton National Cemetery. Funeral serv-
ices were held Tuesday at her Summer
home.
Mrs. Smith, who was the niece OF
Mrs. U. S. Grant, was the wife Of
Henry Gerrish Smith. She also is sur
vived by a daughter, Mrs. Betty Dent
Walker; a son, Charles Raymond
Smith, and three grandchildren.
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THE WEATHER

District of Columbia-Local thunder
showers tonight and probably tomor-
row: not quite so warm tomorrow after
noon and night: gentle southwest shift
ing to northwest winds.
Maryland-Local thundershowers to-
night and probably tomorrow; not quite
so warm tomorrow afternoon and night.
Virginia-Local thundershowers to-
night and tomorrow; not much change
in temperature.
West Virginia-Partly cloudy. prob
ably local thunderGhoWers tonight and
tomorrow; somewhat cooler tomorrow.
River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers
clear this morning.
RenOrf for last % HourS
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the International Congress on Illumina-
ton in Great Britain in September
1891, as special representative CT the
Department of Commerce.
Funeral services will be held at his
home at 445 pm. today. Rev. U. G. B
Pierce will conduct the service. Burial
will be in Loudonville, Ohio. Mr. Priest
is survived by his widow.
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REV. H. T. STEVENSON
FUNERAL is PLANNED
Services for Pastor of Bethany
Baptist Church to Be
Held Fridav

11tIU IIUdy'
Funeral services for Rev Hugh T
Stevenson 81, pastor Of Bethany Bap-
tist Church, who died suddenly Tues
day, will be held at l pm. tomorrow at
the church. Burial will be in Fort Lin
coin Cemetery.
The casket will be open ct the church
from to S pm. today, and fo- three
hours preceding the services tomorrow,
DR.. Stevenson Is survived by his
widow. Mrs. Eta Stevenson. and two
sons. Horace L. of Chevy Chase. Md,
and Perry Stevenson Of johannesburg
South Africa. DR.. Stevenson lived at
3400 Tenth street northeast.
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Qarn nf UhunkH.

AUTH. NICHOLAS II. We wish - extend
our sincere thanks - the many kind
friends and relatives for their sympathy
and a. the death of our beloved husband
son and brother. NICHOLAS II AUTH
THE FAMILY .
Evening star., 1932-07-21
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

TODAY.
Lawn party and supper. Nativity
Chapel, Fourteenth street and Massa
chusetts avenue southeast, pm.
Committee meeting, Knights Of Co.
lumbus, Mayflower Hotel, pm
Meeting. League of Laymen's Re
treats, Mayflower Hotel, pm.
Meeting and supper. Amity Club,
Hamilton Hotel, 8 pm.
Meeting, Catholic Evidence Guild
I'll N street, 8 pm.
FUTURE.
Luncheon. Washington Round Table
University Club, tomorrow, 1890 pm.
Luncheon, Congressional Country
Club Committee. University Club. to-
morrow, II 30 pm.
Luncheon, Alpha Delta Phi Fraterni-
ty, University Club, tomorrow, pm.
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Aratha.

BAPTISTA, FRANK W. Suddenly. on july
2l 1892 FRANK W. beloved husband Of
Qayle Ballard and son OF Frank A. and
LYDIA NJ Bs2tista Remains at his fs-
theirs residence. 3l3 5th ST. Sc. Notice of
funeral hereafter
BUCKLEY. LUCY V Tuesday July 1s 1882
at Garfield Hospital. LUCY V. beloved
wife Of the late Samuel W. Buckley and
mother Of Mrs j. o Curtis and william
A. Buckley. Funeral Friday. July %. at
m. from her late residence. 5634 Kansas
ave W Interment Fairfax Court House.
"a Cemetery 2l
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Report for Last "A Hours.

Highest. SO, 1890 pm yesterday Year
ago. ga
Lowest. IS. 500 am. today. Year
ago 76.
Tide Tables
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FOREIGN.
Marriage Licenses.

"a 324R Faz 81 u s't tsaaa a'': Va 's:;
'Sss:H cs:on rs. ciE New 3 b1 9a R3
ana saesa e.o Hsaas5 81 ,s 7,5 doaar a st Manof
s. Stanley Kates, "a. and Adeline Liber-
man, g. both Of Boston Judge Robert E.
BraneRe L Bowman. 81. and Martha L.
Carr. 30, both of Richmond; Rev. H, M
Major X jackson, 55, 1905 26th st, and
Alberta Wilson. 46. loC6 26th St; Rev. Jonn
Russs os Rod%an = wssteTn and Ps5s s5s
y Sso5Ss sa's 6ys5; e; s45 :, and
Rev. tSy'Fss1 Raphael 1sHnrs M BURKE I1' 40 o.
Francis Brown. "a. 1903 18th St. and Susie
Betting. 20. So R St; Rev. Robert Anderson;
kfs ' RsDhssi n i AsIt. 49, -, 40 ~ ~. 'S. w.,
Bis, pnp Kempnpes GimDs % a. ,,9 sa ash sh St St. aed
Edward +. Thomas IS; sls Liberty St
S;' SW;' and Edith NJ CLARK. 1s. 3S Myrtle st. ne;
A1REDALE-Male; gray and tan; old dos.
Reward Phone Adams o767.
glLLFoLD-Msn's; aboard the CITY of
eTaI re~nfa ce sdss ps5m' and money
BIFOCAL sPECTACLEsj shell. in
Building and Navy Yard. between 2 and 3
O'Clock. Reward Met 0s62
BOSTON BULL; male. part white face and
Shest had s on Emersan sTsaSt strap no license
CERTIFICATES NOS. 4s74. 5l5s. 1908 and
fos for hns of of tef
given If finder will return same to the un-
dersigned. Robert Bisss, Union Trust Bldg,
Baltimore, Md
tooS sSa }sIp.d ReTsTd Is
Decatur st. NV. 81.
DOG-Near Park Lane. Va. small black and
nan1e lss IN Nav. % rinoer % please please notify comdr'
Wilkinson, Rosslyn, Va. Phone Walnut S729.
GLAssEs-Pair Of glasses, leather case. last
night. Sylvan Theater grounds. Phone
pse4 may fressn s or res
ward and mail or return bag and permit to
owner. 3ll4 e st.
POCKETBOOK-Blue and white leather; on
Anacostia car going north or from 9Th and
s1a You ST. smsi se Dors or mail d LIN 17,o 1'
PoCKETBooK: large tapestry: Monday. aft
money rosaiy and identification caro-. N. Y
address; -eward. North 1895. -
WEDDING RING-Gold. carved; initials and
date engraved inside; July Is, at Chapel
Point. Reward. Col 85so
WRIST WATCH. Elgin. lady's. in northeast
section; can identify. Reward. Phone Dis
trict 1900, branch l4l, or Atlantic 2788-W.
WRIST WATCH Bulova; lost on or G st.
between 18th and 18th, Wednesday Reward
l95 18th st. sc. %
BRlNDLE BULL.
Call Georsia ols7.
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KING. WILLIAM ERNEST On w

July 20. 1882: in New York City, WILLIAM
ERNEST KING. beloved br9tner Of Mrs.
Mrs E W shepherd, Mrs: Horace Gsorge.
Mrs. A. S. Woodland and Mrs. Emma
Lusby Remains resting at Ives funeral
home, 3l0 Wilson Boulevard, Clarendon,
Va Funeral Friday, July %, at 2 pm.
from Ives chapel. at the above address.
Interment in Columbia Gardens Cemetery.
Arlington County. Va. Relatives and
friends invited
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Funeral Rites Today.

He attended the session of the In
ternational Illumination Congress and
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BILL. COMMODORE uvrsH IN Tuss6sv

July I5, Is3Z, al 1901 Paciflc ave, San Fran
CSC. Calf. Commodore JAMES H. BULL,
Y. s. N. retired. husband OF Katherine T
Bull and father 0: Capt James A Bull,
Lieut.. Col. Henry 7. Bull, U. S. A; Mr
Winrld D. Bull and MIS- C II NeWhall
Funeral services and interment at Airing
tGl time tn be nnnI-nceA Lats %
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LYON, ADELAIDE THOMPSON. On Thurs
MACNEIL, ELIZABETU A. On Wednes

day, July n. 1882 at 2:l5 am, al her
residence. 1l2 2nd st. Sc, ADELAIDE T,
beloved wife CT the late Isaac s. Lyon.
Funeral Saturday, July %, at M. In
terment private. %"
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LOST.

A1REDALE-Male; gray and tan; old dos.
Reward. Phone Adams 07G7.
B1LLFOLD-Mans; aboard the CITY of
Westminster. Wednesday evening. July 20.
containing drivers permit and money. LID
reward Col 907Q
Evening star., 1932-07-21

OWENS, ADDIE. Departed this life Mon
day. July lS. 1892, ADD1E OWENS. Re
mains may be seen after pm. at the X.
c. Richardson's funeral church. 100 YER
mont ave. NV. Funeral services Friday.
July %, at 3 pm. at Southern Baptist
Church, Rev Smallvood oficiatirg. Inter
ment Cemetery
The Washington times., 1932-11-18

The new popular dull, chalky finish
rayon combinations, smartly appliqued
with Micky Mouse, doggie and other
motifs. 4 to IA sizes. (Street F1oorO
The Washington times., 1932-11-18
d. e. KilUGnis Elect
Officers. Directors

Dewey Zirkin was elected preSi-
dent of the Washington Kiwanis
Club yesterday, succeeding Edwin
r. Hill. Both Mr.. Zirkin and
Lewis T. Breuninger, who was
elected vice president, were un-
opposed.
In a three-cornered contest for
the second vice presidency, Harold
N. Marsh was elected over Ed
mund F. Jewell and Charles w.
Pimper. Mr.. Marsh was victor by
a vote of IS to 40. Nine directors
were elected. They are Risley G..
Hunt, George P. Mangan, Ed
mund F. Jewell, Frank L. Peck
ham, Robert F. Fleming. Alvin
Hall, John S. Bennett. George c..
haffer and Herman F. Carl.
The Washington times., 1932-11-18
FOURTH LESSON
! IN BRIDGE SET
FOR NOV. e

The fourth free lesson in con-
tract bridge given by that out
standing teacher and player,
Lucille Claire Smith, under the
auspices of The Washington
Times, will be given at the Will
lard Hotel. at IL a. M. Tuesday,
November 20.
This series of free contract les
sons is offered in connection with
the unique bidding device which
The Times is distributing at its
office. 1917 H st. N. w. The Shur
Win Bridge Bidder Immediately
tells the correct bid to make for
any bridge hand, simply by a
twist of the dial. after the hands
honors are counted.
o. X. By CulbertsOn
This new and novel instrument
Is based on the noted CulbertSon
Approach Forcing System. which
Is played so widely al present,
and is personally indorsed by the
master of that system.
Lucille Claire Smith is well
known in bridge circles for her
skill at the game and is particu-
larly noted for her ability to i'm
part to others the rudimentS Of
this popular game.
In giving her lessons, much Of
Miss Smiths time is devoted to
proper bidding tactics, and her
demonstration Of the Shut-Win
Bridge Bidder is Intelligent and
exhaustive.
Free Lesson Ticket
Being a member of the Culbert-
son school, Miss Smith is more
qualified to explain not only the
bidder, but the Culbertson method
Of arriving at the best and most
worthwhile bid on any bridge
hand.
These bidders, on sale only at
The Times office for so cents
each, or by mail for SIS cents, in
clude an admission ticket to one
Of the free lessons in contract Of
.fered by The Times. Any beginner
or casual player will be greatly
benefited by attending any of
these lessons as we'll as greatly
aided in correct bidding by use Of
the bidder.
The Washington times., 1932-11-18
NAVyPLOTESCAPESD

Lieut.. Comdr. J. ]. clark. for.
mer executive officer Of the Anna.
costa Naval Air Station, has
added to his flying record an
escape from a spinning plane.
A report to the Navy Depart
ment states that while Clark was
"dog-fighting" in a one-seater
Navy fighting plane at an alti.
The Washington times., 1932-11-18

Plain and fancy long hose for high
school girls; 7s hose for sturdy boys;
"a hose for the young miss; 70 hose for
little girls and boys. Sizes 6h to H.
(Street Floor)
The Washington times., 1932-11-18
ROOSEVELT SCRIBES' GUEST

An informal dinner is planned
by the National Press Club for
Gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt. Presi.
dentelect of the United States,
Tuesday night, according to B. N.
Timmons, president Of the club.
More than 500 members are ex-
pected.
The dinner is scheduled for
The Washington times., 1932-11-18
TOdGy's Art Brutal,
Says Alfred NOyeS

NEW YORK, Nov. 18 UN.S0.
Art and literature of today are
Savage and brutal" according to
Alfred Noyes, British poet. He
told last nights closing session
of the conference of universities
that they were impregnated with
"a shallow cynicism."
The Washington times., 1932-11-18

tude Of 1000 feet near San Diego,
Calf, his rlane won't into a spin.
After IA complete turns, Com
mander Clark unfastened MS belt
and stood up in the cockpit. ready
to go oversize. The change In
his position caused the plane to
straighten out sufficiently fol him
to bring it under control.
The Washington times., 1932-11-18

$3.50 o'clock and guests of honor
will include Governor Roosevelt,
James A. Farley. chairman, and
Frank Walker, treasurer of the
Democratic national committee:
Col. Louis McHenry Howe, and
other close associates of the Gov
ernor. Governor Roosevelt is ex-
pected to speak briefly.
The Washington times., 1932-11-18
HOLUGrd Dean to Talk
On NegrO Problems

Dean Kelley Miller of Howard
University will address the regular
monthly forum of the Mu-So-Lit
Club on Sunday at 6 p. m, at the
club house, 1927 R st. N. w. He
will deal with political problems
and their effect upon the negro.
The Washington times., 1932-11-18
DunlbdrtOn House
To Open for Chest

Dumbarton House, the oldest
house in Georgetown and the
headquarters of the National So
ciety of Colonial Danes Of
America, will be opened Tuesday
from 10 a. m. till 5 p. m. for
the benefit Of the Community
Chest.
The Washington times., 1932-11-18
YGter Street Plans
Told to tO>COnlnaissiOn

Improvement Of Water Street
construction of improved
ing facilities for yachts and
small craft. to be recon-
led to Congress by Major j.
rthur. jr., chief of U. S. En-
rs, were described by him to
berS Of the National Capital
and Planning Commission
erday. ...
md purchases were also re-
ed by the commissions pur-
sing agent, H. T. Morsell. To-
rs meeting is the first session
q three-day conference to be
atured tomorrow by y joint
eeting with members of the
line Arts Commission.
The Washington times., 1932-11-18
Memorial Tree
Planting TUeSdau

Memorial trees are to be
planted at the Andrew Chapel
Cemetery, near Colesville, next
Tuesday, it has been announced
BY T. Lamar Jackson, president
A landscaping plan, mapped
out by Prof. Mark M. Shoemaker
Of the University Extension Ser.
vice, is to be used.
The Washington times., 1932-11-18

These chic little frocks are made like
older sisters, in Jumper styles OF dotted Led
belts, and puffed sleeves; with bloomers
or panties. Collars have touches Of
applique, or are all white. In yellow,
blue, red, green. to 6 sizes.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

1Oll NJ ST, N.w-one large room. kitchen
and bath; no children.
gil Bird N.W.-5rd A., rm., screened porch,
81; h. X, rm., kit, b., Sc: cont h. w., e.
and g.; h.-w-h.: $50 to 1890 tomorrow
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1913 UNIVERSITY PL.-Pieasant front room,
End floor near bath. in home OF two ladies,
between 10th and lath SITS, above Euclid
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1917 ST NW.-LArse, attractive front rm.,
suitable two: private family; $50 a month.
Before 10 An. after DIN.
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PLYMOUTH Apt 73-Immaculate room so
exposure two large windows, semi-prtvate
bath: walking distance; reasonable. az
ala 18th ST. N.E.-Large. sunny room; bath
on same floor; conveniently located; near 2
car lines 2Gs
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RENT-GARAGE
ROOMS-FURNISHED.

KALORAMA RID. BETWEEN nth AND 18th
Well lighted garage; street entrance; ST
month. Adams 0744.
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zoos MASS AVE. Apt. 5-Room, private
family, nicely furnished; near business sec
tion' men preferred; single. 81 wk.; double. SO.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


DUPONT CIRCLE VICINITY-ONE ROOM.
kitchen, semi-priyate bath; nicely furnished,
newly decorated; modern sS5. 1910 2lst NV.
lO8 c Sc. CALL EVENINGS. ATTRAC-
lively furnished h.k apt, entire floor, S42 so:
list floor, $3.50; ami; everything furn. 24'
1905 NJ ST. N.W.-ENTIRE FLOOR, RMS.
kitchen and private bath; neatly furnished
ami; brisht, quiet; reasonable.
STUDIO APARTMENT, FURNISHED; TWO
rooms. kitchen and bath, fireplace; near
M May oOa Hotel; $50 per month Phone Dis-
$3.50 WARDER ST. NV ROOMS. PRI-
Vate bath, sleeping porch, ami; quiet cou-
PIE; $40 9s,0s gas electricity. heat included.
S45-DOWNTOWN; BACHELOR APT, TWO
rooms and bath, completely furnished; i'm
mediate possession. 1906 K st. NV.
EXCELLENT S-RooM AND BATH, FINELY
furnished; housekeeping. front apt; on 18th
employed couple. Phone Adams $685..
TAKoMA. NEAR WALTER REEO-FIRsT
floor. detached home; rooms. bath. porch
rage; reasonable; adults. Ga. 1888. 7l2o
Piney Branch I'd.
STUDIO-UNIQUE, COZY, REDEC., TOP FL,
I r., k, b., dinet. sleep. porches; aulst Re.
fined; unusually desir.; adults; refs. 1888 O.
CENTRAL-lst FL. LIV. RIM, BED RIM. ts
windows; complete kit. (Frigidaire. laun.
tubs, mod. bath, spacious closet; adults;
s07 18th ST. NV. FACING FRANKLIN
Park)-Large room 16xlS), neatly furnished:
kitchen with sink, gas range, built-in cup
boards, refrigerator; clothes closet private
bath, gas cleo, h.-w.h. $40 per week.
1920 HARVARD sT.-Two LARGE, BRIGHT
rooms, kitchen, porch, Semi-bathi SIS. 90
monthly See ianitor. Adams 5000
1895 CALIFORNIA ST. ROOMS, KITCH-
enette, bath; ! room, windows; southern
expos suitable couple possibly s. total. {t5.
LIVING RM.. BED RIM. K. 3. AND PORCH.
nicely furu., Buchanan Apis, z526 18th st.,
tSe-s6o mo-; q. L. refrig units. Also Wyatt
Apis. 4S20 Ga. ave-, eee-;75. Ga. 1888.
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ROOMs-FURNIsHED AND UNFUR
ROOMS AND BOARD.

IT'S UPSHUR ST South-front room
second moor; running water h.-w.h.; also
hrst-fioor room. adjoining bath; $40 29s
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1854 PARK RD.-Attractive 2nd-hoor room.
southern exposure; continuous hot water.
NV H.; near car and bus lines.
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able rumble seat; fRctoTy fnish like new;
reconditioned mechanically. This car being
cost; now $l,1s5 WArfeld Motor Co. 1880
Conn. ave. NV DecatuF 3il0. Open evenings
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

1853 CALIFORNIA ST. N.w.-TwO ROOF
kit. bath. porch: completely furnished; e
refrige-ation; Sntire floor
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DUPONT CIRCLE VICINITY-ONE ROOM
kitchen, semi private bath; nicely furnished
newly decorated; modern; $35. 1910 2lst n "
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I25 VERMONT. AVE. NV. Apt. Large,
desirable furnished room; every convenience;
n q
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1907 CLIFTON NW-2nd A.. rms. twi
beds. ? baths, cont. h. w; men only; $50 m
single, S25 double owners home. AID. 463
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WANTED-ROOMS.
WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.

! GENTLEMAN desires furnished room, with
bath or near one, Northwest; garage desir-
| able. Give price and description. Address
Box 277-R, Star once. IS
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BOARDING HOME for crippled colored boy
u years old. Good references desired. d.
vision OF Child Welfare, Room IL, District
Building.
BOARDING HOMES for colored girls, IL tu
10 years. Good references desired. Address
Building,