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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-20
SUNDAY MUSIC
 CONCERTS LEGAL
Pennsylvania Passes Law After Many Decades
 Against It

Harrisburg, Pa. (UP)-Sunday musical concerts now are legal in Pennsylvania for the first time in many decades. The first permit was issued recently to the Italo- American Philharmonic Orchestra, Philadelphia, for a series of hve concerts.
 The law relating to Sunday mu- sic provides that musicians may be paid at regulation weekday rates, and that net proceeds from ad- mission charged be turned over to the department of public instruc- tion Ito be employed by 1t for such public purposes as 1t may deem proper" Admission charges are to be based on estimates covering all costs of staging the concert, tnclud- ing lifiht, heat. and compensation to ushers, jaiiitors and musicians.
 The program must be approved by the chief of the division of music education in the department of public instruction. Violations Of the law, including addition of en- tertainment other than musical. is made a criminal offense punish- able by fine or Imprisonment, or both.
 Tn approving the law, Governor Pinchot said 1t does not tend to commercialize the Sabbath be- cause no one can make a profit out of it. Receipts beyond expenses be- ing used for a public purpose.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-20
Solution to Previous Contract Problem


 believe the following hand, which I presented in the preceding problem, is one of the outstanding deals in the recent National Mas ters Individual Tournament at New York In 1t, MT Howard Schenken made an exceptionally brilliant defensive play.
 Tho Bidding. South opened the bidding with one heart. West passed and North bid two diamonds. South bid three diamonds and North went to three no trump.
 The Play.
 East's opening lead was the seven of clubs which MT Schenken, in the West, won with the ace. re- turning a club. North won with the king. East played the eight spot holding up his queen and jack. The declarer next led a small diamond and, when East showed out, he went up with the ace In
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-20
Caught in passing.

Caught passing As all have observed in the past week the beautiful foliage be hi- through scenic Nausatuek valley pleasure suggest autoess people to stroll up Fox their earliest convenience and their obs the beautiful bits of foliage to be in these parts Francis makes him of the popular empoyes International Silver will be of honor stag party Wavery Inn tonight Chris Harmon is chairman of the event. arranged previous Fan walk the middle aisle and saying do month Harry Bartlett arrived home today from Moses Prep school Providence Harry has been playing haba for the Rhode Island Troopers and running
 mate to Bob MLaugry youngest of Tu MeLaug Brown varsity grid coach If Ripley could only be reached would be well worth his while make John Wasserbak farm the Whemore get glimpse of Johns calf born with deer tail
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-20

Editor Tall Tower Topics Members of the A. B. C. Minstrel completed arrangements the reception be held their their director G. Evans Erieo who will celebrate his Both the of the organization They will complete details for the coming annual whet will given week of November They intend please thu public of Waterbury with old avotes such Richard Brown
 Boyan Andrew Calo Rocco Perugn Jack Fitzgerald and others James Cy of George Whites Scandals fame will be tured soot They claim that they have made strike when Peter Kennedy old time minstrel eondeseended be nteroeuor i. As ever Clifford MeEae.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-20
sCHUMACHER's SISTER
 PRAISES STAR HURLER

Hornell, N. N. (UP)-HaroId Schumacher, star pitcher of the New York Giants, is "one of the greatest boys in the. world. not because he is . great baseball player, but because he has always taken such good care of his father and mother" his sister, Mrs Cath crime Flansburg of Hornell. holds.
 His parents are Mir and Mrs Andrew schumacher of Dolgevilles N. r., who emigrated' to this coun- try from Germany in 1905.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-20

Attention Needework Guild! If of the members of that organization will call the Tower desk their earliest veniene arrangements be made winter spring for that honor high school girl who patched school Tower reader noticed the appeal of the Guilds in last Saturdays Democrat and if representative calls the in the Tower will gladly furnish the and address of the kind soul willing to contribute the garments.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-20
NIGHTFALL
Good Evening.

How still the world at nightfall ... Yet the silence is pregnant with soundf Though no leaf stir no bird call The muted chords of heart respond. How still this night of autumn
 Which in itself is vibrant with sound Of falling fruit-of summer done Of whole year memory-bound. Nightfall of Life is upon me.
 Where footsteps pass by or are still No more do loved ones surround me- No more can call them at will. The silence with sound is strife. Sounds of someone once there These in the nightfall of Life
 Are the sounds the silence shall bearl
 -E. D. R.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-20
I.adysmith. Wisconsln - (UI

Ladysmith, Wisconsin - (UP)-- Logging operations, which have been at . standstill in this area for the past three years, will De TO. stunned this winter by number of logging companies. Those who will make cuts for the first time are Walter Brothers. Holcombe; Ed- ward Le May, Cobban, and Elmer Larson. Phillips.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-20

Bicycle riding has become such that certain cities adopting bicycle traffic rules For instance city has prohibited 'handebar passengers thus relegang the bicycle buior-two larger vehicle; in New York city read that there any number regulations for b cycle shall and another that eyst ride his bike along the sidewalks any park ootpath and trick riding quite public horoughares of that city, Such rules would doubt good any city, The bicycle rider very often object of confusion and trouble pedestrian and motot when zgzags that the walker rider hard how get from under. It is bicycle is vehicle and therefore has right the and highways but it ranks among the lower vehicles and such should keep its place. which is we'll out of the way
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-20

Sergeant George Chat6eds ambition in life be the owner good rabbit hound One of his country friends finding this be the level called the sersnts home evening with beauty The seans mother home the time look the skinny frame of the dog crossed her exclaimed Why I've better frames dug from under the soil" Well" said the dog donor a the sergeant of thought he would be interested in the struetion of this canine"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-20
Heard here and there.

Heard here and there Bill Dewin of the park department will be the N r. UCosa Saturday roofing for Ike Kern local boy with Raiders Members of the Lions will begin their bowling eaper Genot Monday night Frank Moynihan get eyeu of the HarvdHoly Cross game Cambridge
 morrow Dire penalties order for those who dare attend the Intercollegiate Clubs hbiy dance Mddebuy Nov with hek outfits according Joe Robinson of the committee
 Fitzgerald drilling the St Marys girls for their annual how month State board for at Hart causing few local headaches this weekend Marion the Lincoln House gave graphic presentation of few
 board of directors meeting this week Johnny Me- Donoush Nausatue Atty John MeDonugh studying medicine Frankie Carr who plays Hamilton park Wednesday night vorite with the Eli boys in New Haven Frank Bailey Middetown Lions "Wednesday night
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-20

Judge Edward Maseolo is proudly exhibiting pet baby turtle that came him souvenir of the Worlds Fair Chi eaao His Emil prominent beverage spending his vacation there The reptile (see Webster making itself (he judge says her right home in her surround ing Across its inch she painted white black letters nounens souvenir of the fair There awyering judging attempted until suitable food for Nellie the arrival has been named, secured
 NEXT ."
 The loved has gone away.
 Her she's broken:
 She did tell me love had died
 No farewell word spoken.
 My world is gone. my spirits numb
 She's shattered my poor heart:
 She we'd always be
 And now she's made part
 My heart is sick. my brains a-whirl-
 I'd better find another girl.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-20
CONTRACT BRIDGE
 BY VIM. E. MCKINNEY Secretary of the American Bridge League
STRONG HAND STOPPED
Importance Figuring Distribution of Suits Shown by Il Clever Defensive Play
Today's Contract Problem TN the followinr hand Ea st

AOudy NOntEdCC FrODlem TN the following hand, East ! and West have done no bid- ding. The contract is four hearts by South. West opens the king of clubs. It looks as though the declarer must lose a club and possibly three dia- monds. How can he play the hand to make his contract? North: q K95 vQJS4
 <742 &J7 East: (Blind)
 South: AZ vAK9 653
 <KSS @A2 West: (Blind)
 Solution in next issue. S
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-10-20

| Hjalmar Peterson was tendered
 a surprise farewell party Wednes-
 day. evening at the home of MT ana Mrn Albert c. Benson of East0n avenue. Mir Peterson leaves short
 ly for a few months sojourn m Sweden. Among the guests present
 were Mrs Hjalmar Peterson, MT and Mrs Fred Peterson, MT and Mrs Albert Johnson, Mrs Augusta Palmer, Mir and Mrs John Ericson. Esther Ericsson, Rodney Peterson, Roland -Palmer, Alice, Anna. olga Benson, Hugh Leonard; Thurston, Ralf, and Irving Benson
 Harry W. Bartlett, a student at Moses Brown school. is spending the weekend at his home. Before entering Moses Brown, Bartlett at tended Crosby High school. He is the son of Mir and Mrs Clarence J. Bartlett of Wayland avenue.
 Mrs Jacob Margolis was hostess at a shower at the Palmour club rooms recently for her sister, Miss Henrietta Smith of Bronson street. Miss Smith is to be married next month to Julius Grossman of Cooke street. Guests in attendance were Misses Sadie ,Franken, Ida Isaacs, Clare Spirit, Betty Spirit, Pearl Spirit, Minna Ganezer, Sydel Willner, Rose Levine, Molly Har- ris, Gertrude Freeman, Tillie Gold stein, Tinie Margo1is, Dorothy Sacks, Rose Schryer, Mildred Kar- nosky, Ethelf Shfller, Pauline Mis- key, Belle Sigal, Hesfera Hart, Mary Frank, Rose Reiger, Henriet- ! ta Smith. Anna Rosenberg. Anne Epstein, Mrs Marion Beck, Mrs Michael Sigal, Mrs David Dember, Mrs Murray Grossman, Mrs Will fred Greenblatt, Mrs David Harris, Mrs s. Albert, Mrs S. M. 'Kusnitz,
 Mrs Clarence Wolk, Mrs Harry Alderman, Mrs Edward Cohen Mrs Samuel Margolis. Mrs Harry Steinman, Mrs Albert Abel, Mrs Harry Alexander, Mrs Edward Goldberg, Mrs Louis Fried, Mrs Jo- seph Isenberg, Mrs Joseph Gold berg. Mrs Minus Krasow, Mrs Ga. briel Mason, Mrs Esther Grossman
 Mrs j.. smith, Mrs Louis Levine
 Mrs Harry Gruskay, Mrs M. Gar.
 Der. Mrs Jacob Margolis, all of this
 city; Mrs Herman Grossman, Mrs
 Grabow and Mrs Gaber of Win.
 sted, Mrs Paul Ravis of Meriden Mrs D. Levine and her daughter
 Beverly, of Meriden, Mrs Sidney
 Sigel. Mrs Ida Willner, Mrs Nathan | Epstein of New York and Mrs
 Benjamin Merrill of Jamestown,
 N. Y.
Evening star., 1933-01-22
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
CADILLAC PHAETON

1ADlLI-lS I1AL YIN.
Six wire wheels. brand-new tires. COM
pletely overhauled. new seat covers, new
top. beautiful leather trunk, trunk cover.
new S75 paint Job. new nickeling. equal to
new in every respect with new-car guaran-
tee; privately owned; priced right. Robert
Herson Auto Exchange. 12 Florida ave. ne.
OLDS s-CYL. 1882 SIX WOOD WHEEL
Sedan-Used very little by corp. oficial;
new-car guarantee; S400 discount your car
In trade. Convenient terms Of IL to Is
WISCONSIN MOTORS, INC,
1861 Wisconsin Ave. NV. West 1913.
Open Evenings Until 9,
oLDs 8 DE LUXE COW. ROADSTER
new, 1932-Finished in deep maroon and
black; really beautiful car, geared to do
30 m. p: h. Only one left. $500 discount
to hrst buyer. your car in trade, IL to Is
mo. on balance.
WISCONSIN MOTORS, INC,
1861 Wis. Ave. West 2973.
Open Evenings Until ..
oLDsMOBILEs-Ac complete stock Of these
wonderful performing cars from 1923 to
l932. In various body types, priced from
S145 UP.
WISCONSIN MOTORS, INC,
Used Car Lot,
Both Corners. 2gth and M Sts. and 29th
and Pa. Ave.
Open Evenings Until g:30 PM.
Evening star., 1933-01-22

1899 ALLISON ST. NW.-Front room south
erh exposure: private family; convenient
cars and busses. Reasonable.
GEORGETOWN-3322 N ST. NW-Clean,
and well heated room: reasonable. Call
after pm. 34l4 St NV.
10 SEATON PL. N.W-Tel. De. 0a32 M:
two large front rooms; Ink; warm sunny;
Evening star., 1933-01-22

4527 9th ST; NV communicating
rooms semi-private bath, complete for
Housekeeping: ] block from bus and cars.
5722 3rd ST. N.W.--Larse bright frcnt
room, private bath, facing park; near car
line; $50
Evening star., 1933-01-22

1904 MD AVE NE-Large front room
four windows; suitable for one or two,
SOuthern
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fortably furnished for housekeeping; electric
refrigerator; continuous hot water; couple.
Evening star., 1933-01-22

1851 KILBoURNE PLACE NW-sunny.
front bed-living rm.; md f.; windows;
bic > or 3; tile bath; clean. private
home: board II desired. Columbia S634.
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1S4l 10th ST. NW-Attractive room with
kitchenette; semi-private bath: also single
room very reasonable: fine location.
THE LOMBARDY, 2OI9 EYE ST NV
Room by week or mo-; neatly furnished;
adj bath and shower; all-nght elevator
and phone service. Reasona BILE. Apt. 603.
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$40 QUINCY ST. N.W.-Front room. nicely
furnished, hot water, near bath. SO
month: near car and bus Col 24S3-R
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1903 r. l. AVE. NW-Large front room;
twin beds; private bath; one block Of May
flower Hotel. Dist. 1895.
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1885 TAYLOR ST. NW-Large front room.
next to bath, continuous hot water. no other
| roomerS. unlimited phone
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1908 EUCLID ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished,
nis 81 cpnaenlencesi a private home, refined peo.
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3l5 F NE.-Large front room; modern;
near bath and entrance; Ink; everything
furnished: phone; adults
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clean, neat. md floor 81 weekly; Ist tir' ioor
tSiEe tain Iron dI9nt room Clean and well furnished.
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rm.; priv. lavatory; cont. hot water; South
ern exposure windows; half square car.
1854 ALLISON ST. N.W.-Beautiful private
home; exclusive quiet cation; near Rock
Creek Park: SD mo-; breakfast optional.
3O}5 H ST. N.W.-Downtown; first floor:
dining living room. kitchen and porch; ref
erance exchange West 2g.5-W
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DUPONT CIRCLE. 2OO6 st. NV Apt 40
Large, bright room grill priyiieg. yaIr T.
ing distance; S14; two. Sid. ""4A
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o72s WOODLEY PLACE. near Wardman-
For lady or gentleman; unlimited phone
semi-private bath: reas Ad 415o
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

THE GRALYN, 1745 N N.W-Modern, newly
furnished rooms; former embassy; quiet, ex-
elusive section; walking distance large. sun
NJ rooms single and double; $3.50 wk up.
THE ALTURAs. 800 10th sT-Rooms in
modern lO0-room hreproof building with new
on premises; single or double; 81. Ss. $3.50
week; transients. 81 up:
GRAFTON o,s. ANNEx, 1735 Pc SALES STA
70 ss50. single q s. to u SO. doEbie oU !0i near ar
shower baths; telephone and running water
IN each room; hreproof building; 24-hr.
1910. 1916. EYE NV. 1Franklin Pk)-S3 50
IN Ges1 Hs nisht sss ni
] BLOCK FROM DUPONT CIRCLE. 1773
Church st. n.w-Newly furn. rms. 81 5O-S5
semi-priv. bath; men only. Dec. 3465. 23'
i i;i45 L Nv single apts;; these newly
exceptionally low rentals to good parties.
1915 ST. N.W.--Loyely. clean. warm. front
rooms bear, bath; Ink: S6.50-S1; maid
service; single rooms. SA-S4 50.
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-Wanted. steady
gentleman roomer who will appreciate nice
| room in elegant private res. Clev. s373. 22'
1732 EYE ST; near White House-Hand-
some private home. beautifully furnished
maid service; gentlemen references REQUIRED.
1871 R. !. tscott Circle)-Lovely front room
for 2, 81: comfortable; reasonable; single
room; service; transients considered.
14.U 1Itn, corner r Swarm front room,
bath same floor, telephone; $4; also double
room. twin beds.
PETWORTH, 490S 3rd N.w-LarRe front
room. private bath: near bus; or . ladies;
S25 mo. Georgia 4247. 22s
3l2 MD. AVE NE.-Larse south front; no
tourists; large closet: near Capitol; nicely
furnished. Lincoln 1867. go
74OO I4th ST. N.W.-Front room with pri-
vate bath. suburban home; garage; reason
able. Phone Georgia 1850. 22'
1921 UPSHUR NW.-Two. second floor;
south windows. private bath; two gentlemen
or couple: owners home. Col. 5490-J. 22'
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK. :,O63 Park
rd. n.w.-Front room. well furnished: large
closet shower. inst hot W, ami; Sl5 mo.
gentleman: Govt employee references. 22'
GORDON HOTEL aI6 10Th ST-warm,
light rooms with bath, $40 UP: rooms with
and without running water. near showers;
single, Sc up; double. 81 up; 94-hour ele-
vator and switchboard service.
1853 N ST.-Delightful rooms. fur. unfur j;
perfect location; even temperature; lovely
ant inn
Evening star., 1933-01-22

2940 2Sth ST. N,W.-Two blocks north of
Wardman Hotel. Unusual guest room. pri-
yate bath: will aupeal to man of culture.
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:33n roo !4th NV. Apt. 4-Nce. large front
reos roosh' tWin beos suitable l or =; next bath;
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NEAR CONN. AVE. Chevy Chase, D. C
several single rms, semi-private baths; high
grade residence; gentlemen; references; so.
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~; ~ 81. NW.-Large double rooms. one
~ Deas exclusive section; like home;
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. I435 Chspin a. nv
CLOSE in; Al room and esraqe $50. NJ.
'ofneys nome; near 14th ST. cars and park.
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1901 x NV. Apt. a-Bright front room
attractively furnished; also small room;
convenient; elevator; well heated: reduced.
NEAR THE BUREAU OF STANDARDS in
North Cleveland Park-Two furnished rooms
and bath in semi-detached private home
Phone Clev. 2436.
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| 1919 18th ST. NW.-Front room with al
| room walking distance; gentleman. North
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1ISI9 1SI9 R ST N.W-one or two sttractiv.
also sinSIs Soo with ktchenette; elec, gas;
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ls:f NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NW-Nicely
furn. room and large Kitchen. fully eouip
suitable = or 3; good location; reas. Dec.
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~ ~ 10 Hth NW.-Clean. comfortable roor1s
80 anu co-d water: S2.JO to 81 par Ueek:
men only. Ring house bell .os A'
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APT. I'll. CHASTLETON-Nice. sunny
rooms; reasonable; young ladies preferred.
Sunday or evenings.
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1863 BILTMORE ST NW.-Rooms. single
limited phone; single, SIS; double, $40 per
Evening star., 1933-01-22

1924 MASS. AVE NW-Laree, old-tash-
loned .nd-hoor front; two big closets; every
convenience; reasonable o3s
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3;tt Iishts lsth NV. Mt. Personal---very. FUR
rcSnSu nnnnSSu itcnt room. also rear room with
poten. c.h.F; COW. to transportation: ress
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The PORTNER. Apt. 15O-Very desirable
rooms. furnished or unfurnished. SINGLE n,
en- suite; reasonable Phone North 1920
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1903 o ST. NV large, light. beautifully
Iurnlshed rooms. with k!tchenette and bath;
IS per week
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THOMAS CIRCLE CLUB 1925 Mass. Ave.
n. n.w.-Large room, southern exposure. twin
beds. semi-private bath car parking 23
| 23O7 WASHINGTON CIRCLE-Downtown
! large quiet double room. SIG month; rel
erepce West 1909
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iddEi i@th ST. NW-Clean double room
D. SoJoiniEe bath; equipped III H. =; 20 VIII:
D. homeHke; single rooms, 50 80 ~''' WHY
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& &a345 tEvING-Two. End hoor. screened
porch, running water: private family See
70 appreciate; S15-S20. Ad. 55g3.
CONVENIENT NV. LOCATION
t.aDia rtoH. room. semi-private BATH everv cor
500 B ST. NE-Large front roor, f,,r,,i,t,.s
or ei,sG GGhlurniShed; light Housekeeping If de-
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| l1l3 MASS. AVE. NW.-Single and double
'front.' rooms. communicating BATH porch
overlooking park; central
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1ouu ro LAMONT ST. NW.-Warm, single front
ie.. iooii' owners home; refined, Convenient
location: choice food privileges; ressonabIe
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MI MI. PLEASANT. 1851 Hobart nw.-Front
nptia ro1n,, private bath. private family; sarage
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roon, r1Un 81: NW.-Single ond-noor front
ICON ICON southern exposure; ami; reasonab1s
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sue FOOlh. eIeVhtOE. uOWNtOWN. -'I
APT. 3. 2O33 FLORIDA AVE.-Sinsle out
side bachelor apt, handsomely furnished;
use OF kitchen: S6 per week
Evening star., 1933-01-22

1120S MONTELLO AVE NE-Two nicely
teeninnneo 'front.' rooms for light house
Evening star., 1933-01-22

PETWORTH, 40Os 3rd N.w-Lar9e front
room. private bath: near bus; or ladies;
S25 mo. GEORGIA 4247 22s
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a 20 SOLOMBIA RD.-Large. well furnished
plenty heat and hot water -'o IN -
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1853 N ST.-Delightful rooms. fur unfur
perfect location; even temperature; lovely
reception rooms.
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1869 MTNTWOOD PL NV, Apt. 41-Room.
private BATH in 7-room apt; lawyers home;
:, in family: reasonable.
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Nj: PLEASANT. 1913 Kenyon stars.
reasonshe -no.noor room, semi-private bath;
-eosOIIdoIt private home:
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3l2 MD. AVE. NE.-Large south front; no
tourists; large closet: near Capitol; nicely
furnished. Lincoln 1867 %.
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1915 FAIRMONT-Lg. front rm.. so; exp. 4
S25i also single, SIS Gh.v. Col. 4502.
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HLEV Sdd-N VELAND PARK-Attractivc furnished
isnd ii' sn1l sne1hlt!eman only. Quiet family. Cleve-
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he bop roor CONNi AVE. N.W.-Large, sunny dou-
pie room; also small room with porcH. snr. uvu-
p!e.eN Iurn!shed. Adams 2464. WIN
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80 80 CALIFORNIA ST. NV. Apt 81
q neILt coplort. rm quiet family: = 50 exp
I WIho S; Ih.G possible; ~ wk. De oG3i
Evening star., 1933-01-22

DOWNTOWN. Apt. sos, 1918 @ St n.w.-A
Lnost desirable room, semi-private bath
| gentleman or lady. Met 6Gan '
Evening star., 1933-01-22

1871 UPSHUR N.W.-Two. second fioor
south windows. private bath; two gentlemen
or couple; owners home. Col. 5490-J. 22'
Evening star., 1933-01-22

5o5 DAHLIA ST. NV, Takoma Park. D. C
-Lleht warm room. next to bath. in de-
tached nome; no children; garage; very rea-
Evening star., 1933-01-22

740O l4th ST. N.W-Front room with pri-
vate bath. suburban home; garage; reason
able. Phone Georgia 266O. 22s
Evening star., 1933-01-22

1910. 1915 EYE NV. (Franklin PIX )-S3 so
in warm room, 15c night. 326 G s.w., nr. 4lz.
Evening star., 1933-01-22

iitMAS uiiHEMAS CIRCLE. DOWNTOWN-Aftrac-
lively iurn rooms; also furn apt run h a.
:, wafer IN every room reas. 1913 Mnw
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GORDON HOTEL aI6 10Th ST-Warm,
light rooms with bath. $40 up; rooms with
and without running water. near showers;
single, Sc up: double. s. up; ,4hour ele-
vator and switchboard service.
Evening star., 1933-01-22

! BLOCK FROM DUPONT CIRCLE. I773
Church st. n.w.-Newly furn. rms, 81. .50-S5
semi-priv. bath; men only. Dec. 3465. 23'
l347 L NV single apts; these newly
furnished. beautiful rooms will be rented at
exceptionally low rentals to good parties.
Evening star., 1933-01-22

304 D ST. NE-NeXt to bath. twin beds;
near Capitol, post ONCE; reasonable; single
Evening star., 1933-01-22

52l F NE .furn. rooms for Ink. next
10 70 bath. End floor. Phone Atlantic
Evening star., 1933-01-22

THE GRALYN, 1745 N N.W-Modern, newly
furnished rooms; former embassy; quiet, ex-
elusive section: walking distance large. sun
NJ rooms, single and double; $4 so wk. up.
o6s
Evening star., 1933-01-22

93g M ST. N.W.-Nice, large, front room,
with h W heat, elec light. plenty hot water.
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GRAFTON ANNEx, !735 DE SALES sT...AA
pleasant, well heated. outside room for Sc
to $3.50. single; 81 to $40, double; near
shower baths telephone and running water
in each room; hreproof building; 24-hr.
elevator service