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Evening star., 1933-11-25

SdO-eyGQ WlldIllOG VI tdlll,
Lady" current at the Palace,
with a vengeance. Gone are the
the British accent with the Picca
shoulders and the loping walk.
the smart, bright, attractive yo
and the smile that has withered {
Miss Crawford is an alluring and
breai::::::aa:c"llv attractive dancer. acting,
dancing, singing with all the joy there
is in her in film which, to our way Of
thinking plP-s rings around certain re-
cent musiCa. films which have had in
flnitely more hcrkey-tonk. Musically,
Scenically and atmoSpherically speaking,
it is one Of the brightest yarns about
the poor little girl who dreams of be-
coming star and becomes one on
record.
Nor is the stars support to be dis
missed lightly. Clark Gable, who came
back frcm his appendix-hospital to per-
form in tins, is thinner and better look
ing than he was before. playing his
role with evident relish, and Franchot
Tone plays Park avenue lad with
knowledge enough of it not to Sneer all
the time. All three of these principals
are most attractive together And then
when you consider that for further good
measure, M-G-M has added the worlds
bes5 dancer, Freddie Astaire, who,
incidentally, doesn't get much of a
bres.; a pleasing singer, Art Jar
ret, an amusing comedienne, Winnie
Lightner; Robert Benchley as a column
list. Ted Hcaley, plus stooges. and a
troupe of sizeable and nicely etched
girls-then you know why you may
enjoy this film from beginning to end
The story, even if it be backstage
yarn, need not scare you away. In it
Fflnchot Tone purSueS Miss Crawford,
and the latter pursues Clark Gable
Somewhere in this mix-up are Mr.
Tones millions and Mr.. Cables
dreams as stage director, and poor
little jamie Barlow Joan Crawford
who can dance with the best of them
1t is this dancing-which it is said
jean learned back in the days when
she Wes tripping about in the chorus
of the Passing Show'-that livens up
th2 film and presents its star in an
unusually favorable light. Miss Craw-
ford is blessed with rare eXhuberance,
and she has way Of hoofing which
the considerably publicized Cagney
racket. When she first undertakes that
try-out dance you will be surprised at
the precision of her one-two-threes,
and pleased that the sophisticated
Soar OF Rain and other minor mis-
haps should suddenly tear herself apart
and dig in with such vigor.
The picture, in fact. starts Joan
Crawfords career all over again.
X X X !:
HEEMALE." now playing at the Earle,
should not be confused with
male and Female" the screen version
of Barrie's The Admirable Crighton."
which was presented several years ago.
The single name stands for what Miss
Evening star., 1933-11-25
KATE SMITH HELPS.

Kate Smith, who is doing her part"
in the national N. r. A. campaign as
head of a Nationwide committee of
stage, screen and radio artists, is going
to do her bit" for the Capitals Com
munity Chest drive
This radio favorite, who is appearing
in person at Loew's Fox Theater, has
promised local Chest officials to do
everything she possibly can" to further
the success of what she characterizes
as a cause to which every Washingto-
nian should unselfshly subscribe"
At 12:45 today she attended the Com
munity Chest luncheon in the main ball
room of the Willard Hotel. She pep
ped" the meeting with several songs
and made a speech.
Evening star., 1933-11-25
fONLY YESTERDAY HOLDS
OVER FOR ANOTHER WEEK

Margaret SULLIVAN, the new Bern
hardt Of the screen" continues her
sorrows for a third week at the Rialtoo
in only Yesterday" which is one OF
the years better cry Legends. In tns
hugely popular film Miss SULLIVAN loves
man, only to have him forget her
and in the end she dies bitter death.
lamenting the flckleneSs OF man and
those unhappy children who are left
without either marnmies or pappies.
This is almost the fate of little jim
mic Butler (the seasons best kid actor
c,most, Jrrause in the last gasp along
comes pappy to take him away from Q
home out of which his mother had
just passed.
The film. as far as the story goes
is too fanciful to be in any way con-
vincing, but Miss Sullavan's perform
ance is so good that you are bound
to believe anything and everything she
does. E. de S. M.
Evening star., 1933-11-25

t1A1y O1 owl, 6OllC dIc VIC 41uilCllCu
their place comes the real Joan,
ng girl with the glittering eyes
ven certain scions of royalty.
Ruth Chatterton IS in her newest film
an auto business monarch In the day.
time and dabbler in more amorous
pursuits in the evening. Being very
much of female in both of these, che
is shrewd by the light of the sun and
soft by candlelight. When she works
she works very hard. and when she
makes love she does ditto.
All this makes amusing but not par
ticularly convincing material for the
deft talents of Miss Chatterton. 1t is
difdcult to bclieve that any one should
be so important in their business affili-
ations that they should awake with a
pad and pencil in hand, write to bank
while secretaries mutter about the days
responsibilities, and even before they
recline in their office swivel chairs,
shout out instructions to further Secre-
taries who ere lurking around like flies.
When. therefore, the business heroine
(Miss Chatterton) decides to get away
from it all, which. eS a matter of fact.
che does frequently in the evening, when
she pour vodka down the outlets of
handsome young men instead of filling
up their brains with wisdom. you are
glad that she runs into George Brent
at dime shooting gallery and that she
succumbs to the horrific shame lit
looked pretty good to us) OF hot-dog
sandwich.
After this she learns how it is to be
pleasantly feminine without benefit of
either vodka or brains, and in a fit Of
becoming very much the weaker sex and
allowing Mr.. Brent (who had been snub-
bing herr to cook picnic lunch for
her. she nabs him as real partner and
a husband
Miss Chatterton acts her part nicely,
and so does Brent, but you can imagine
that they are not too happy about what
they are doing. Every one else in the
film is vitality unimportant.
x
IT is good to see Fred Stone once
again, and to be able to congratulate
him On his successful thirty-f1fth ami
Clark, whose musical novelty celebrates
his twentieth season as a first rate
orchestra conductor. And it is also in
order to say nice things about the third
year of the Earle successful vaudeville
policy"
Mr. Stone, who does a Will Rogers on
the stage, is assisted this time by his
second daughter, Paula, and his son-in-
law Charles Collins (Dorothys hus-
banD, who to our way of thinking is
one of the best dancers to be found
anywhere today. Other stage acts in
clude Sammy Cohen. who gets very
big hand; the IL Harmony Co-eds, and
Kay Hamilton, who sings.
Evening star., 1933-11-25
Dix Passes Crisis.

BEVERLY HILLS, Calf, November 25
R).-Conf1ned to his home with pneu-
monia for more than 10 days, Richard
Dix, film actor, was reported yesterday
by his physician to have passed the
crisis" of his illness. Dix will be taken
to desert health resort within the
next week to recuperate.
Evening star., 1933-11-25
Lecture Dates.

The dates for the two concert lee
lures on Music of China" to be given
by John Hazedel Lewis at Wardman
Park, which were originally announced
for December and z. have been
changed to December at s:45 pm,
and December 8 at f;45 PM &
Evening star., 1933-11-25
Buck Bringing New Thrills
From Wild Animal Realms
White Rhinoceros and King Cobra Among Per-
sonalities" of New Pictures, Says Message
From Singapore
By Mollie Merrick.

l OLLYWOOD Calf, November Is pictures
will occupy HOLLYWOOD extensively during the next few months
tunes are the surest bet in this universe He's
who cables from Singapore
given him opportunity he
needs his thriller and he'll be back in Hollywood as fast as
of all
Evening star., 1933-11-25
Miss Hepburn to Play Joan.

HOLLYWOOD, November 25 CP).-
An announcement was made yesterday
that Katharine Hepburn will do a pic.
ture based on the historic story OF
Joan of Arc when she returns here from
the East in about six months.
Evening star., 1933-11-25
ENGLISH Star Arrives.

HOLLYWOOD, November 25 R-
Hugh Williams. star of the London
stage. arrived yesterday to begin film
career here es Fox player.
Evening star., 1933-11-25
Don Martini Dancing Studios

wALTz-FOX TRoT-TANGo-TAP
Become a smooth. interesting. popular
dancer. Talented teachers. Low kATESs
Evening star., 1933-11-25
Joan Crawford Makes Film
Comebackin 'DancingLady'
Excellent Cast Aids the Picture-Big Anniversary
Bill at the Earle. With Veteran Fred
Stone on the Stage.
Bv. E. de S. Melcher.

why the MG-M boys screaming and
rejoicing streets these Joan Crawford, the
whanot of RAIN" makes comeback in Dancing
Lady which map
the saow cheeks the twisted mouth
the British accent with the Pccad daw the hunched
shoulders and the Looping walk In their place the real Joan
bright attractive girl
Evening star., 1933-11-25

Graduate OF Daryea and Chdiif Normal
Schools OF Dancing, New York. N. Y, and
Member Dancing Masters OF America, IncJ
MODERN BALL ROOM DANCING
including all fundamentals as well as fast
and slow Fox Trots, Quick Step, Westchester
Dip. Four Hundred, Standard Waltz. Waltz
Tango, French and Argentine Tango, Etc.
ALSO TRAINING IN
Tap, Acrobatic. Ballet, Toe and other forms
Of the Classical Dance.
Special Reducing and Body Building Courses,
BABY NUMBERS
Children Adults
Studio, 1881 Webster st. NV
Telephone Columbia 10.o o-s
Evening star., 1933-11-25

Two actors talking between sequences:
Warner Baxter: Would you return
a million dollars If some one lost it
and you found it?"
Jimmy Dunn Seriously: Not un-
less it belonged to very poor guy!"
Evening star., 1933-11-25
TAP CLASS
Miss Ellen Waller

Another tap class for beginners starting
Tues. eve. Nov. 28th, at S:3O EDW. r. MIL
LER STUDIO, 1908 18th st. NV. Ma. SO93.
Evening star., 1933-11-25
DANCING.

PROF. AND MRS. ACHER-3sd Year st1d;o.
I12I 10Th St NV. Class and dancing every
Friday, $50 to 11:3O p.m., with orchestra.
Private lessons BY appointment. MET. Also.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-04-05
$ STARR WILL 60 ID SEATTLE AT END IF
 THE PRESENT MONTH

The SS Starr, Capt. Arthur Ryn- ing, will leave port for the West ward as early Friday evening as possible following taking aboard cargo from the SS Yukon now en- route to the Port of Seward.
 The vessel will return to port on the 21st or 22nd of this month and leave immediately for Seattle, Captain Ryning announced today.
 The next regular Westward voy- age from Seward is scheduled for May p.
 Seven men are aboard the SS Yukon who will transfer to the SS Starr, for Sand Point, where Bill Studdert is building new can nery for Skinner and Eddy.
 MT. and Mrs. Pedlar are also on the Yukon and will go to Unalas- ka on the Starr where MT. Pedlar is manager for the Alaska Com mercial Company.
 Mrs. Dobin, school teacher, now in the city, and Miss Anderson, who will arrive on the Yukon, will leave for Chignik on the starr to conduct the summer school.
 Ernest Bailey, school teacher at Sanak who recently underwent a local operation for removal ot ms appendix, will also take passage on the sturdy San Juan ship.
 A. H. Mellick, prominent Sano Point and Westward business man.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-04-05
HONEYMOONERs PLAN
 TO DEPART IN NEAR
 FUTURE NIAGARA FALLS

MT and Mrs. D. F. Purdey are aiming on taking a trip to Mia gara Falls on their honeymoon, and everything is in readiness for their departure.
 It is their intention to-nuf- said! For the rest of this infor- nation Let Anne Do It." the hll- arious, rollicking American come dy which will be presented at the Liberty Theatre Friday night be- ginning at 8::30 o'clock. The re- served seat sale is now underway the Seward Drug Store.
 This promises to be one of the finest entertainments ever pres ented in Seward; it certainly excells any other Anchorage cast of the past to arrive here ana es- pecially so in size of the cast. The large cast of talented players Will astonish the audience.
 The clever comedy lasts for two and one-half hours; don't miss It!
Seward daily gateway., 1933-04-05

now convalescing in the Seward General Hospital from an opera tion performed last week, may re- main here awaiting the Starr's re- turn from the April trip and pro- ceed to Seattle to visit a daughter enrolled in the Academy of Holy Ma mes
Seward daily gateway., 1933-04-05

Compliment your new Easter bonnet" with a brand new hair dress. A Quart permanent wave will do the trick-by Pearl Henry for only S7.50: or have her give you . refreshing shampoo and persenalized finger-wave. Phone Adams 89.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-04-05

Mrs. Alameda Lutz, who has been confined to the Seward Gen. eral Hospital for the past few days under pr. A. D. HaverStock's care, was reported to be well enough to leave today.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-04-05
NEW REPRISALS

BERLIN, April 5, New repri- sals against Germans fleeing abroad and spreading "atrocity propaganda" were reported plan ned by the government headed by Chancellor Adolf Hitler, Fascist leader.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-04-05
'SOURD0UGH BILL

Sourdough Bills says: I'm bod aciously fallin' away to shadow a-worryin' about all them geo. ducks who are goin' to be white elephants on the hands of the Diety after April 6.
Seward daily gateway., 1933-04-05

Expose of the famous egg trick as produced by Columbus in Let Anne Do It. at the Liberty theatre Friday night; one night only!
Seward daily gateway., 1933-04-05
pIvRIIC DANCE TONITE

Announcement is made that ii the USS Gannet arrives in port this evening from the suoth, the Seward Serenaders will present a public dance in Odd Fellows hall.
Evening star., 1933-08-24

ELECTRIC CASH REGISTER. cost $500
new Rear 1923 K s.. W.
Evening star., 1933-08-24

THE CLIFTON. 1923 CLIFTON ST. NV
5 large rms. front southern exp: furnished
unfur.; Kelvinators. See tanitor- 26'
TILDEN GARDENS ROOMS. KIT. BATH
3 exposures: available Sept. 15 for lease;
reasonable CIev. 0715. 26a
MAY WE CALL FOR AND SHOW YOU OUR
apartments and houses? Day phone, WEST
2O44; night and Sunday phone. Lincoln
ll9o-R
Evening star., 1933-08-24

l6OS HOBART ST. N.W.-Large south room,
connecting porch. semi-private bath, board
optional. Columbia 1885. 26+
1902 10th NV. Hamilton Club-Vacancies
for young people. Attractive rm. for >
young ladies': congenial atmosphere; $50 SO,
SD 90. $4,000. 2SE
Evening star., 1933-08-24

2524 18th ST NV. JUST SOUTH COLUM-
bia roadl-3 rooms. kitchen. bath. reception
hail. inclosed porch $50; 3 rooms kitchen.
bath $50 Frigidaire included.
INGLESIDE. 1908 1st ST NW-5 LARGE,
outside. newly decorated rooms, bath, porch,
new Kelvinator 5000; janitor.
Evening star., 1933-08-24

144l HARVARD ST. NV.
. and 3 rooms. kit. and bath. Frigidaire;
Will furnish. Resident manager. Apt. 2.
SOME OF THE BEST APARTMENTS IN
Washington. S32 so to S37 so: heat. janitor
service. Apply 233 KY. ave. Sc. 2S'
1904 POTOMAC AVE. SE.-ENTIRE SEC
ond floor of two large rooms, kitchenette.
private bath. back porch. pa
Evening star., 1933-08-24

large Genera! Electric Co. plant on Route !.
near Moptsomery,Mardi, - I992 westminster n
prices. 100000 feet all sizes pipe, soil
pipe, steel sash, fine plumbing outfits, cleo
trio wire fixtures switch boxes rad.2tlon'
sprinkler equipment overhead cranes; hleh-
pressure boilers and generators. all sizes
lumber doors, windows. brick. etc Call our
Washington Office, Lincoln 1893. or visit
our plant Harris Wrecking Co. 1900 Wash
l.rd
Evening star., 1933-08-24

IlOl PA AVE SE-2 ROOMS. KITCHEN
cite and bath; steam heat. gas refrigeration;
Evening star., 1933-08-24

FURNTTURE-DIuine room set. Inquire
so 10th st.
Evening star., 1933-08-24

WE LOCATE YOU FREE.
Furn Unfurn Apis, Houses; All Sections
NATIONAL RENTAL SERVICE,
1927 Eye ST. NV. District 676S 2Ss
Evening star., 1933-08-24

1921 K ST NV. former Japanese Embassy
boarding club of distinction and quality
with southern hospitality; excellent meals
1858 10th NV. Bolinna Girls Club
Delightful accommodations, exceptional ia BILE
Evening star., 1933-08-24

3615 10th ST. NV. (ENTRANcE 1873
Spring pl. l.)-Modern . r, K. and b.; Frigid-
aire: large lawn: near cars and buses; 500.
PARKSIDE APIS. 1l12 25th ST. N.W.-6
rooms. reception hall. porch: Electrolux re,
frigeration: ianitor service; reasonable. Call
GC -sso pa
Evening star., 1933-08-24

S.37.50-1466 COLUMBIA RID.
Large living room Murphy bed. kit, free
Frigidaire; sweet. clean, cool. attractive.
Evening star., 1933-08-24

HARD TO BEAT THIS
NALUE-GOOD APT, $50.
ALSO 3 R. $40 R. sos; 5 R. $40.
Modern apt bldg, near 18th and Park rd.
Bright exposure, large rooms and closets;
finest fttngs refrigeration; handy to
schools, stores. theaters. etc. Can be had
furn.. $40 extra. Phone AID. 557S.
Evening star., 1933-08-24

COMFORTABLE ROOMS, newly decorated
and nicely furnished, in Leading hotel SIN
gle or double, s. weekly up; translents' n
$50 up. The Grafton Hotel. 1l39 Conn
Evening star., 1933-08-24
MUSICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

BAND AND ORCHESTRA INSTRUMENTS
Conn. Semer. Ludwig. other makes; new ana
used; repairing: terms ~ -,
HOMER L, KIT CO. 1880 G ST W
PIANO, baby grand reproducing; fine make
and condition; moving; bargain for CASH
owner. Apt. 414, 1914 18th st. DE. O3oO.
SEPTEMBER SALE OF grands and uprlghts:
used grands from 5000 up; Knabe upright.
$50: Stlef upright; 500: Lester upright II
tie used sos: small Steinway uprleht. S"3
All instruments guaranteed. Pianos for rent
for ali occasions. Tuning and repairing.
Hugo Worch fl10 G. Est. 1879.
Evening star., 1933-08-24

ATTENTION-Prices uneQuaIed. Large, airy
rooms with private bath OF running water
near showers New furniture elevator; s!n-
gle or double. ST weekly up. The WeStmln-
Ster 1907 18th St NV. Also cheaper rooms.
Evening star., 1933-08-24

REsFARCHMEN CLUB, 1907. Eye St
Board and room, IS up; ideal downtown
location: rooms only: also garage space. 27'
Evening star., 1933-08-24

FURNITURE for eyNrv room in the home to
be sold ar auction Fr:., AuE. %. at 10 am.
n i 1
Evening star., 1933-08-24
ROOMS-FURNIsHED.

THE ALTURAS. I5O9 10th st. n.w.-Lovely,
rooi room in modern fireproof building; ideal
location; exceptional rates for permanent
guests. transentS. 81 and up.
Evening star., 1933-08-24
--SED TIRE

VACUUM CLEANERS rebuilt. guaranteed
rentals, repairs. sales service. fans. Vacuum
Cleaner Shop. 1904 Girard. AID. 09o0.
Evening star., 1933-08-24

FIREPROOF BLDG. each room with run
nins water and telephone. Near shower
ba tbs; 24-hr elevator 5erv: Single. - to
$50 wk.; 5ouble. S. 5o-sl0; transienfs; nsSs Tss
SALES st NV next door to Grafton Hotel.
Evening star., 1933-08-24

Good serviceable used tires that have been
traded in on the sale of new Hood tires.
81 and Up.
Rem HIINDI EY Hood Tires 3436 18th NV
Evening star., 1933-08-24

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. bed room SUITE,
Iarce library table. fine overstuffed chairs.
mirror, beautiful large taupe rug; fine con-
dlfion. reasonable 1924 Conn. ave.
Evening star., 1933-08-24
WANTED-ROOMS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

LARGE ROOM. private bath. fireplace.
wanted by woman writer; Alex. or Rosemont
considered. Address Box 335-V. Star ofice.'
Evening star., 1933-08-24

1850 WARDER ST ROOMS. PRIVATE
bath: ami; Ink. Frigidaire; very rea-
sonable to reliable. quiet adults. AID. 227S.
Evening star., 1933-08-24

NOTTINGHAM. 2124 P ST NV RMS.
Kitchen bath and porch; 3 rooms. kitchen.
bath and porch; G. E. refrigeration; rea-
sonable rent. PO. 236S or Janltor.
Pip PA AVE NW.-3 ROOMS, KITCHEN
ette. bath. h.-w.h.; janitor service; 81. 80.
Apply 52l Oh st NV. "a
Evening star., 1933-08-24
COUNTRY BOARD.
WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.

CAMP SCHLEY INN, Braddock Hgts.. Md
SO weekly and up; S. daily and UP. Miss
c. E. CoblentZ Phone 3.
Evening star., 1933-08-24

FURNITURE - Overstufed bed-davenport
suite SOS. high-grade walnut bed room
suite. $40: dining room suite. s32.5o beds.
nrner filrnitlIre Cheap l2ll II ne.
Evening star., 1933-08-24

PRIVATE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE is desir-
Gus of obtaining list of private homes and
desirable boarding houses for young men
and women students; state rates. Address
Box oOS-V Star office.
Evening star., 1933-08-24

location; exceptional rates Tor permanent
guests. transientS. 81 and up.
lS34 COLUMBIA RD.-S3 wk., SINGLE rms;
clean, cool; baths. inst. h. W; , car lines
maid ser hall r'n.. 8. so; men. AD. l02l3.
GORDON HOTEL.-916 10th st. n.w-Large
double rooms near, showers. twin beds or
double bed, SS weekly UP: also single rooms;
So and s.; rooms with bath, $40 slngIe, 81
double weekly; 24-hr. elevator and switch
ATTENTION-PriceS uneQuaIed. Large, airy
rooms. with private bath OF running water
tSt gie or siST6 double. ST weekly up The Westmin-
Ster 1907 17th st. NV. Also cheaper rooms.
COMFORTABLE ROOMS, newly decorsated
and nicely obc 1gFnsea IN faon5 Hp fransents
s. so up. The Grafton Hotel. ll39 Conn
REsEARcHMEN.s CLUB. ls9a co., Eye a"s,I5ovn s5;m
location; rooms only: also garage space: ~
FIREPRooF BLDG, each room with ,au.a- Inar
ming water and TELEPHONE Near Near shower n9 fa
g ss thS 6S Wt onbIe ss'5os1o; transients
reasonable. The Grafton Annex; 1872 ne
Sales st. NV. next door TO Grallon iiosel
1OI7 AND 1l0I 10th ST. NW--Nice!y
furnished rooms, double rooms with private
baths: single rooms: meals optional
THE SHERMAN. 15th and L, Apt; 5Q1MAt- ,,ozst-
tractive front room. rext bath; quiet nome
unlimited phone. D1. 3|"3
1915 L N.W.-Bright, cneerful. outside Ihs bdts:
rooms large cI2sstS -na n,a pToI' near 0"''-'
lsO l. -
next TO bath. continuous hot water. phone;
near car and bus lines. 70
I435 CHAPLIN ST NW-Close in; Al bed
room semi.prvste bath; m sIEens9n i5 saF
soa BHTTER3NUT 5s 81 fSI t9o nsS bqi 4qF
vate home; very reasonable. MA. 1IH6.--3-
1901 N ST. NW-Large front, semi-private
bath; walking distance downtown; very Tsa-
sOnaDle ~
,5o3 Nw.LaTse double ,ooo7 icons ,osnia With
served IN UNIQUE dining room. 20
1926 IRVING ST. N.W.-Excelient location,
near Car and bus lines; single ana COUPE
rooms; modern conveniences; very rea2o2&o!e'
1910 18th ST NW.-La-gc 2nd-foor front
room. private lavatoTy, adjoining bath;
modern home; small private family; garage
125 ST NV front housekeeping
rooms: semi-private bath; h.-w.h; gas
I34s EUCLID ST. Apt 4-Attrsctiye, large,
references: $500. co. 579s. 26'
1872" L NW-CIear cool. Ink. rooms with
pietely furn.; sleeping rooms. single, 81 up,
5l EYE ST. NW-Some free rent: $3.50 up
cool; unlimited not water cleo. sllTeT. diSneS'
linens. shower bath, phone. garaee-@f
o605 CONNECTICUT AVE NW.-Beauuitul
large rooms, comfortably furnished, avail
able Sept. garage. Adams 24a4.
IO2@ 9th ST NW-Rooms light houseketp-
ms $3.50. 81, So. ST week. Sleeping rooms.
So I'D; double single. -
1886 HOBART ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished
room front: large bath. continuous hot
water. a.
1921 r l. AVE N.W.-Large room, Kitchen
cite; linen; service; front room. twin beds
closets; garage; reduced rates: transientS:
516 Sth ST NE rooms for LII k,
h-wh., gas and electricity; adults; also
garage. -
1881 IRVING ST. NW.-Nice comfortable
room: car and bus service; lady employed.
MT PLEASANT 1879 Lanier Pl-Com-
Portable well furnished next bath: md
hoor; private home: near cars: S3 so VIZ.
700 KENNEDY ST NW-Nice room, next
bath, with good home cooked meals. $3.50
9 month: quiet man. 34'
Evening star., 1933-08-24

1920 CLIFTON ST NW.-Double room,
home privileges; excellent meals; refined
home; continuous hot water. Adams 34s3.
Evening star., 1933-08-24

antique apartment; Colonial house down
town two rooms, kitchen, bath 1911 Eye
Ct n u "a
Evening star., 1933-08-24

FURNISHINGS of apt; walnut bed rm
suite. SIS living rm. suite 3-pc;, sl3:
breakfast set, Sc: chest, 50; ice box. 81
dining rm. suite. radio. etc. 1920 18th st.
W ArqNle- Ant lNi
Evening star., 1933-08-24
ROOMS-FURNISHED.
ROOMS AND BOARD.

1903 ST NW-Nicely furnished double
and single rooms. refined atmosphere; CEN
trally located; excellent meals 20
43O7 18th ST NE, observation-disclosures
can obtain nice home. priv family; new
house; restricted neighborhood. Pc. 5733
Evening star., 1933-08-24

THE CITR ENRASSY

NEAR 18th AND PARK RD.-Large. attrac-
tive room with porch. next bath; detached
home; small. refined. middle-aged. private
family: S35 mo-; good home for quiet man.
Evening star., 1933-08-24
ROOMS AND BOARD-SUBURBAN

43 HOILEY ST. Clarendon Va-Gentle-
men; have pleasant home near bus l blk
from cars; meals if desired. Phone Claren-
don 7l3. 25.