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Evening star., 1933-09-26
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

KITTENS FOR SALE-Pedigreed. red Per-
sans. Call EN- 1884,. after Il pm e6'
CANARIES singers; baby love birds: re-
cleaned seeds special red song restorer and
moulting food. Burkes. 5l1 NV. Open
Sundays
MONKEY: Bostcns. EsQulmo. fox terriers.
collieS and other breeds: also gold and tropl-
cal fishes. rabbits; guinea pigs. singing eana-
rleS. parrots and other pets and supplies,
Imported leeches Just arrived. Schmids Pet
Emporium. 1l2 18th st. NV
Sl-S2-S3 cute puppies. poodleS. wires
smooths collies. etc. Come auick!. Payne S
Store. Baileys Cross Roads. Va.
VETERINARY STATION-Remedies. soaps
and supplies for dogs. cats. pets and small
animals Call North 4131 Mr.. Burke. or
visit L. H. Dav e. Co. l4th & SITS. NV.
SHE'LL PARRAKEETS.
Greens $40 UP pair yellows. 70 pair
azure t,ue. So. cobalt blue. s.
ATHERTONS S PET SHOPS.
6lo ST. 1404 Irving NV. 54:9 Ga. Ave.
Evening star., 1933-09-26

LADY desires unturnished large room.
northwest section. downtown: not over ~ D
pc month. Address Box 95-D. star once
Ink. running water. c. h. W: unfur.; low
priced Address Box 3aG-A. Star once.
GENTLEMAN. single. desires room: rehned
home northwest section: private or semi
private bath Give full particulars relative
bath. members family. price. etc. Address
Box Hid. Star offlce.
month: in northwest section. Address Box
lad. Star once.
BUSINESS WOMEN 90 want . fur. rooms.
ref: positively state price. Address Box
l21-D. Star ONCE,
WANTED-SinRle room or room and break
fast. in Mt Pleasant section. 300 l9th
st n W. Apt. l1f.
ROOM. hath garage; NV. section; gentle
man Address Box lOI-D. Star ONCE. -
Evening star., 1933-09-26
Furnished Apartments.
CORCORAN COURTS,
dA1 ol-d CT NNN

Gas. Elec. and Frigidaire Current Free.
S72 .50-Reception hall. living room. bed
room. kitchen, 6rette and tiled bath with
built 'ub 80 srcwcr.
See Rental Asent. Ma. 6933.
Evening star., 1933-09-26
ROOMS-FURNISHED.

ROOMS-FURNlSHE
1907 CLIFTON ST. N.W;-Double rm.:s e
baths cont h w.; dae men $50 mo. single; So
ciean I n. cool: 4 baths. inst h. w: . car lines:
maid serv.: hall rm.. $50: men AID. 1O213
1925 N ST NV" housekeeping rooms.
cleo. h.-w.h,. gas stove. semi-private bath.
GORDON HOTEL. 916 10th st n.w.-Large
double rooms. near showers. twin beds or
SIS and 81: rooms with bath. $40 single Sl2
double weekly: 24-hr. elevator and switch
board service.
ATTENTION-Prices unequaled. Large. airy
rooms, with private bath or running water.
eIst Hie or s1%6l double So weekly up, The Westmn-
ster 1907 18th st NV Also cheaper rooms
FIREPROOP BLDG: each room with run
ming wser and teiephone Near SHOWER
Sales st. NV. next door to Grafton Hotel
I322 L ST Nw.--Clean. cool. Ink and
sleeping rooms. with running water: reason
able; single 81 up. Maid service
! 5th AND r I. AVE. NV. 1915 l5th-sec-
| phone: walking distance.
| 1921 R. 1 AVE. NV. tScott Circle)-Desir-
! able home. abundance hot water heat Serv-
ice; front room, $50; SIS person; transients
considered.
IN STUDIO HoME-Attractively furnished
lines CO. 1862.
| THE ALTURAS. 1903 10th st. n.w.--Loyely.
cool room, in modern. hreproof building
| ideal location: exceptional rates FOR perma-
nent guests; transients. 81 and up.
los KILBoURNE PL; Nw;-Larse;, warm
80; oD:icn2l; s-Eg.2 room, 81, 80.
Adam, 4i14. So
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Observation-Disclosures.

: ARCOLAS (used) $50 and $50 each; :.
Vosel frostproof toilets. $50 ca; one 42-in
one-piece sink. new. SIS; new toilet comb
ST.: sew var makes hand oper. gas water
heaters used. So ca viii deliver or install
at extra cost A. F. Sengstack. plumbing d
heating. AT. 1921. 1@29 Pa. ave. Sc 20
RABY CARRIAGE. whitney perambulator;
bathinette walker and gate: practically
new: very reasonable. 5000 Nevada ave. NV
Evening star., 1933-09-26
YOUR FUTURE
Can Be Secured Operating Modern
O'NAHONY DINER

O'MAHONY DINER
Feeding the public-14 hours a day-wtth
one of our diners should give YOU net
profit between S5.00O.00 and 10000
: annually. If YOU are responsible and have
: some capital to place in business of your
= oWn-write for catalog and locations.
JERRY OMAHONY. INC.
= 300 WEST GRAND ST. ELIZABETH. N. J.
|: ROOMING HOUSE-15 RMS.
Fine northwest location. Rent only $50.
> Price very low. $50 monthly payments;
> only $3.50 down.
ROOM 500, ol0 18th ST. NV. *
Evening star., 1933-09-26

FURNITURE. practically new; sacrifice.
cheap Moving into apt; 4-poster solid
mahogany mans bed room set, coil springs
and spring mattress; lamps. lea ther lounge
chair lawn mower. shovels. ash can. De-
sans dinner gong. portable shower. teak
wood table. R. C. A. radio and cabinet, 10
pairs silk celanese curtains; used : months
must be sold quickly; dealers. 5000
Nevada ave. NV
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-07
COMMODORE BARRY
 CLUB MEETING
Will Be Held in Chamber of Commerce Hall
 Tomorrow Night
IMPORTANT SESSION

A big turn out of former marines and sailors is expected to feature tomorrow evenings meeting in Chamber of Commerce hall of the Commodore John Barry club. scv. eral committees have been diligent- ly at work lately, planning q spe- oial memb bership campaign, select. ing permanent quarters and dc. ciding on the nature of the clubs first public social venture. Reports will bo rendered tomorrow night and action planned In accordance with tho recommendations sub- mitted.
 So that tho check-up of all members may be official all arc asked to present their official dis. charge papers from either the marine corps or tho U. s. navy.
 Tn view of recent developments tho mobilization of marines and sailors for possible action in Cuba the members will have plenty of yarns to spin tomorrow evening on when they captured Cuba in by. gone battles staged with the sum- mcr maneuvers of the fleet.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-07
FUNERALS

Funeral services for Wiifred Sprague Perry will be held at II o'clock tomorrow morning at tho Aiderson Funeral Home, 70 Cen. trai avenue. Burial will be in Riv. erside cemetery.
 Funeral services for Marjorie Bonacker of Marion were held this afternoon at 2 o'clock from tha Clark Funeral Home, 20 State street. Burial was in new Pine Grove cemetery.
 Funeral services for Janies IT. olcott will be held tomorrow aft- ernoon at 2 o'clock at St Johns Episcopal church. Rev Dr John N. Lewis will officiate. Burial will be in Riverside cemtery. Friends may call at the Alderson funeral home, 70 Central avenue, between [ and o'clock this evening and at the church between 12:S0 and 1880 o'clock tomorrow.
 The funeral of Peter Rimkus of Naugatuck was held from the Stokes funeral home, 696 North Riverside street this morning at S:15 o'clock to St Joseph's church where a solemn mass of requiem was celebrated at g o'clock by Rev Gauronskas. Burial was in Cal- vary cemetery. The pallbearers were: James Zukauskas. Vincent Kenausis, Joseph Kunsas, John Yenilunas, Frank Matasavage, and Tados Rogalis.
 The funeral of Angelo Guarino was held this morning at S:15 o'clock from the home 62 Canal street to Our Lady of Lourdes church where a solemn mass of re- quiem was celebrated by Rev James Glynn. Burial was in Cal vary cemetery. The pallbearers were: Charles Richards. James Perazzini, Carmen Coppoia, John Ciarlone, Joseph Christefano, and Michael Sottosanto.
 The funeral of Mrs Margaret (Dillon) Hackett will be held on Saturday morning at S:15 o'clock from the home, 1090 East Main street to the Sacred Heart church where a solemn mass or re- quiem will be celebrated at 9 o'clock. Burial will be in old St Joseph's cemetery.
 The funeral of Thomas McCue was held this morning from the Bergin funeral home, 200 East Main street at s:30 o'clock te the Blessed Sacrament church at . o. clock where solemn requiem
 mass was celebrated by Rev Hugh Carrig assisted by Rev. Joseph Mccuen, deacon and Rev. John connor, sub-deaeon.. A special mus sicai program was rendered under the direction of Professor Robert Birt. Burial was in new 4t Jo. seph's cemetery with committal services by Father Carriu. The paii-bearera were: James McDon- aid. John Delaney. Frank Day, and James Rowera
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-07

will be kept up.to.dnte and future broadcasts will be issued in time for all to listen in.
 i. IL. is reported to tho New Eng land District Recovery board today that two New England cities--per. haps the only two in the country have officially signed the Presi. dents Blanket agreement. These cities are Waitham and Walpole.
 There has been some discussion of the fact that municipalities and other government agencies arc exempt from the presidents Blan- ket agreement. These two cities, Waltham and Walpole, have taken tho bit in their teeth in spite of the fact that they arc not required to do SO, and are determined to lead their citizens to recovery. The purchasing agents Tn both cities have announced that they will buy supplies and machinery only from Blue Eagle firms. Also, the same policy is to be followed where bids must show that they have signed the Presidents Re.em. pioynnent agreement and are en- rolled under the Blue Eagle. The em mployes of these two cities will also be under the wage and hour requirements of the code.
 It is reported that the announce. ment of this action on the part or the cities of Waltham and Walpole has greatly speeded up the signing of the Presidents Unemployment agreements by employers. and has greatly increased the returns Of the consumer drive.
 Of the 197 firms and individual employers in the town of Lebanon, N. H., all but two are operating under the agreement. One of these two is a hotel which is awaiting completion of the hotel code which is being made ready for the Presi- dents signature.
 Employment has been given to |153 persons by 75 firms and the towns payroll increase will exceed $120,000 annually. Pledge cards have been received from 1412 fam flies which comprise Lebanon's 1000 population. This is the most complete report received in New Hampshire.
 The work was under the direc- tion of Joseph B. Perley. mem- Der of the state legislature.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-07
iE Entertainment Board
 For NRA Signed Up
Former Palace Manager, Thomas Mehan Named = Stars Donate Services
lecretary of tho board

secretary of the board. ,~
 Other members of the com nnittee arc Thomas Meehan, city manager, RKO theatcrs; Victor J. Morris, manager Loew's Orpheum theGter; Joseph Brennan, manager, Loew's State theater; Al Somerby, mana ser, Bowdoin Square, and Howard theators; A. c. Munro, general manager, Shubert theaters in Bos- ton; Robert Donohuc, publicity d. rector, WNAC and Yankee Nett work; James V. Mcdonald, public fly director, WEEf and New Eng land Network; George Gibbs, pres. ident, Musicians' Union Protective Association; D. A. vinson, mana ser, Scollay Square theater; Ed ward W. Smith, manager director, Metropolitan theater.
 Tho work will begin immediate. ly and several program will Do given every week. These will bo under the supervision of John B. Wizard, Jr, director of the New Englang Boards Speakers and Ra dio Bureaus, where the work will be consolidated.
 Headisg the list of prominent radio entertainers Is Joo Cook, star of the current musical hit Hold Your Horses" Ho / will have charge of all talent enrolled for the programs and their success is already assured.
 The artists who have donated their services include the follow ing: Joo Cook; Ranny Weeks; Del Castillo; Herbert. Marsh's Orches. tra; Joo Rinos' Orchestra; Suffolk County Glee Club; Warren Hull; Harry Michaeis; Buddy Clark; Four Coliegians; Frim Sisters; Arr thur ,Martei: Ruby Newman's or chestra; Charles R. Hector; Mar eel Pocrrerie; Willie Morris; John Herrick; Edward Jardon. B.
 In addition to tho. augmented radio campaign, word has been rec ceived from Washington that mo. ton picture featuretts will Do dis. tributed to New England theaters through the Boston exchange of the National Screen service. Tho information was received today from Frank R. Wilson, chief of the Organization Division of the Ma. tional Recovery administration.
 This newly-formed method of procedure coincides with the second phase of the NRA's recovery drive, and by every means of reaching the people the presidents aims win be driven home. All developments
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-07
OBITUARY


 CARLSON - Mrs Margaret C.. Carlson, age 49 years. wife of John Carlson, died at her home. 75 Cole street last night after a weeks illness. Funeral arrangements will be announced later. Mrs Carlson was born in Waterbury. the daugh- ter of the late Patrick O'Shaugh- messy and Margaret O'Shaughnessy Norton; and was widely known throughout the city.
 She Is survived by her husband; two daughters. Margaret. who Is training at St Mary's Hospital Training School: and Heien; and one son. John; one brother. Peter o'shaughncssy Of Bridgeport. :.
 Her nephew, who was drowned In Bridgeport recently, was buried from her home here.
 The funeral will be held from the home on Saturday morning at ssfk o'clock to the Immaculate Conception church where q solemn mass Of requiem will be celebrated 'at 3 o'clock. Burial was In new SC Ioseph'a cemakaxRs
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-07

Assets of the Merchants Trust Company up until August 30, 1883, total $6,620,266.77 as compared with S7,53S,7e4.s1 of December 2S, 1881, 1t was revealed in the Citi. zens & Manufacturers National Bank monthly report Of disourse- rnents for August filed this morn- ing in. superior court.
 The liabilities listed up until Au- gust 30, 1888 follow: capital stock s50,000; surplus, s700,000; undi- vided profits, $1o7,s26.o6; indus trial loan deposits, $10,309.92; lire deposits, $94,s59.92; general de- posits, $902,sS6.ss; attached ac- counts, $1,9sS.76; certificates of de- posit. $1S1,043.71; treasurer's check. ss,2so.2s; dividends unpaid, Ss40 co: Xmas clubs $7eb. 90; ex- apense checks, $206.13; due to banks, $5,994.57; savings deposits,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-07

' Boston, September 2 - Follow Ing the suggestion from Washing- xon to spread tho MIRA doctrine shrourhout tho country by means sof additional radio programs. the New England District Recovery Roard announces tday tho organ- 'isation of an entertainment com; yrittee which will take over all matters pertaining to this phase Of inc campaign's educational drive:
 The committee. patterned after ,,'.h A similar body in New York wnich
 headed by Kate smith, nation aiiy known singer. is under tne Fundamentally Of Steve Fitzgippon' radio editor of the Boston keccra' Ho was appointed by Hugh satler'
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-07
FennsyIva ketkIer
 Alto Good sixsd Mink
ASSETS OF CLOSED BANK ARE OVER FIVE MILLION

uarrisburr. ra @- tu.P.) - The
 lfst isstsuce of q rAttieenaks eat ink e mlnk was reported tp the State Geme Commission after n rattlsr with 12 rhttles and . but ton was Killed near Tyrone. When opened. the snake was found to have swallowed a good-sized mink.
 Another report to the cqinmis- aion said \ raftier was killed which contained eight grouse eggs nn-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-07
Receivers Report .... Filed To-day Shows
 Figures To Aug. 30
Filed This Morning in Superior Court-Receiver Col
 lects Over Million in Discounting Bills During
 Past Month - Sl ,62l, ,z60.24 Collected on First Ts Mortgage Loans

duo holders of un- paid drafts, $6e.5os.s0.
 The report reveals that the re- ceiver collected the following sums during the month: bills discounted si.070,31z.77 demand loans, $2s0,sS3.se; personal loans, S264,- 74e.2i; collateral loans, $41e.S22.- 03; first mortgage loans, s1,e2l,- 2e0,74,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-07
The Will of Late \ Howard Moody
Admitted to Probate By ' Judge Slavin ' To-day

< ,he will of tho late Howard E' Moody of Grandview avenue was Admitted to probate court today hv Judge Dennis J. slnvin. The estato is given outright to the tes. fator's widow. Mrs Catherine TBinsham) Moody. who IS aise aamed executor without bonds
 q MT Moody was former em' ploye of the American brass eon, tno 6any and the Chase companies. He 6ied suddenly on August 18th or sn attack of acute indigestion. He was "a years of age and Q nativo
 The deceased is survived by his wife, three sons. Irving Moody or i NorrIs, Wesley Moody of Cheshire Snd Wiiiis Moody of Waterbury, also ono daughter. Mrs Edna Siator. Tho will was drawn and witnessed on March 13, 1909.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-07
WOMEN DEMOCRATS
 MEET TOMORROW NIGHT

The Women's Democratic club will hold an important session at headquarters on East Main street. tomorrow night. It Is urged that e full attendance be present, as plans will be considered for get ting out the voters to be" made, and the cooperation of all Is de- sired,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-07
Saddle FIorsss Stage
 Cqmebaek in lvIisseufl

Macon. Mo. {UPj --sadaie hssses are coming back into their own, according to on oiqstime auc. liohesr. GO. P. N. Gfess of Kansas City.
 Not 90 long ago I had e sale with the horses avera9sJg s400 . head" he said. s'They are regain ing their popularity"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-07
1zz48@lO@MlAlzs DIED.

DIED. CARLsoN--In this city, September S5, 1888, Mrs Margaret c. Carlson O, r,sorrlnr 70 TGre strVssii5 "t Sis o'clock to immae. .1iiate Conception church. Burial Tn nav St Joseph's cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-07

Er.AUERTY - Second anniversary
 mans of requiem will be .celebrat- -snd Saturday morning at s o'clock. nj the Sacred Heart church. Tor sthe repose of tho soul Of the late' Mrs Anna Fiaherty.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-07

broken, A fuil grown qu/.i WI found in a third snake killed.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-07

eABovE-cHARoINc thrilling
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-07
MASSES.

buNNE--An anniversary mass Of
 reGuiem will be celebrated saturo. ~day morning. Sept. 9th. at o:co o'clock. at st Mary Mhasde,sms sh. rsnnss Inf the souls of the late Bridget ..and Frederick Dunne.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-07

will be kept up.to.date and future broadcasts will Do issued in time for ail to listen in.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-07

ORIGHT-s SHE TAKES NO CHANCES with her nerves. "rve tried most of the cigarette brands," says Mss. Burnham, "bue for . long time have been an enthusiastic Camel fan. Camsls, being co much milder, never ruA1s CT disturb my nerves. % l smoke them all ! want"
Evening star., 1933-10-04

Conn. Ave. b Porte
l room. kitchen and
bath, $500: 2 rooms,
kitchen and bath. s45:
3 rooms. kitchen. bath,
large pore h. $50 up.
Frig 1 d q ire on house
current. Resident Man.
ager. Elevator.
Evening star., 1933-10-04

1877 F ST. N.W-Large front room. suit
able for two; home cooking.
1922 N ST.-Attractively furnished room,
distance downtown lOs
Evening star., 1933-10-04

VETERINARY STATION-Remedies. soaps
aud snnplies for dogs, cats, pets and small
ANNALS. Cali North 4l37 Mr. Burke: or
visit L. H. Dav g. Co, 14th q z stS NV
Evening star., 1933-10-04
Unusually Low Rent

M Unusually Low Rent
\. $3o.O0-3214 Ga. Ave. NV.
\. Rec. hall, living room. bed room.
II kitchen and bath. Screened porch.
\ $42.5O-Downtown Apartment
/ 1419 N St. N.W.-Frisidaire
N Convenient to Car Lines and Stores.
Il Just North Of Thomas Circle.
HI Front apartment. living room. bed
II room. kitchen and tiled bath.
$33.5O-1716 Capitol Ave. NE.
III Apt. 3-Reception hall. living room, ON,
III kitchen with built-in dinette set. tile
bath. Screened rear porch. Bryant gas
III heater.
$39.50-1214 Concord Ave.
Hi Apt. Reception hall. large, bright
Hns bDin Snetse ned set Io0m Tiled Sash With
/ porch; Bryant gas heater. Frigidaire.
\ Excellent Location
/ 1860 Clydesdale Pl. NV.
| Just Biks, North Of 18th & Col. Rd.
III Convenient to Stores. Car Lines.
$55.OOTTrGnnst apt aOt reception s,sp SqeIsins ha
closet and Murphy, bed. bed room %
II built-in tub and shower.
/. $47.50-7306 Ga. Ave. NV.
HI Apt. 3-Living. room, bed room,
II kitchen, dinette bath. screened rear
III porch. Frigidaire.
II Large Front Apts.
II 43O6 Arkansas Ave. NV.
Il 14th and Varnum--Frisidaire
Il $57.5O-ReeeDtioIn hall; lltns living room room
HI kitchen. tiled bath with built-in tub
vi and shower; all outside rooms.
HI SGT .5O-Front apt, reception hall,
HI %os living room. dining room,
HI bed rooms. kitchen and tiled bath
III with built-in tub and shower.
Il I4O4 X CAFRITZ DI. 9080
Evening star., 1933-10-04
FRONTENAC
455O Conn. Ave,

New building - secre-
tarial switchboard. ele.
yators. sore e n e d
porches and dinettes
with each apartment:
Frigidaire on h o u Q Z
cure ent. / room,
kitchen. bath and din
ette. $4,000 up; z
rooms. kite h e n and
bath, $1,000: 5 rooms,
kitchen and bath. Ss6,
Resident Manager.
Evening star., 1933-10-04

LIVING ROOM SUITE, :-plece mohaIr, used
very little and III perfect Conelt.on; Sf3.
9xl2 Wilton rug. beautiful pattern rev;
$40 6-piece dlHette suite consisting OF I
cha jrs extension table and cabinet. in
maple. beautifully decorated $50. lSio
St n
Evening star., 1933-10-04

GAS RANGES - Four-burner. sIde-oven
ranges, rebuilt and re4inished like new;
priced from SIC - to - 80; no charge
for connectirG. We also nave few brand
new floor samples We VIII sell at Close. 10
half price. 1924 L St. NV. Phone Ma.
Evening star., 1933-10-04
WANTED-ROOMS.'
ROOMS AND BOARD.

GENTLEMAN Quiet. furnished room abou
SIS: small family adults; walking distanc'
Treasury. Address Box ICE. Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1933-10-04
DIRECTORY OF UNFURNTSf1ED APARTMENTS
THE HYGEIAN 119 MASS AVE NV
and 8 room apts.. kitchen and bath. $50 to

ana 8 room apts.. kitchen and bath. $50 to
TWO LARGE. CHEERFUL ROOMS. KrTCH-
bright. airy; very desirable; S36. 14@2
3l5 F N.E;-Modern; 3 large rooms. End
including heat.
a6i5 10th ST NV. ENTRANCE, 1875
sPLnE b;ses Land and bath
Chevy Chase Circles porches. open firepl.;
spacious grounds; reasonable. CL 5600 4.
2Ol5 18th ST. Sc. & 22o5 CLAIMING ST.
slassed;in sleeping porch. cedar clos; s:a5
si6 KY AVE. sE-.ENTIRE End, FL. 2
tss asva a sss ss
h.-w.h.; reasonable @.
21io 10th st $40. HWmNSxT ym, sSHool sH6 nsxs
a@s & rfedare stH tm' Ring Tor ne0,
427 OGLETHORPE ST.--ENTIRE SECoND
floor;, bright rooms. bath. layatory; all
outside; $50; heated garage. GE. 41s2.
and GoURTs sTse 1oom. .'l4 from h ST
tion. gas incl. in rent; switchboard, elevator.
WALKING D1STANCE-143O R. I. AVE.
rtcep. hail. kitchen, bath. garage; S49.5O.
1898 A ST. NE ROOMS, KITCHEN len
TO car line aQultS only N.)-,oo.
18th AND COL RD di3. Ro9Ms;d LARGE adI
18th st. NV.
2s2o ST, NV NV: WALKlNSG q sS DIS DISTANCE raiS{g
fiasrsH' Prone west YES. oo751R, JAS. 4: GEppEs
agent, 62l Tower Bldg. dg.--------6 g.
sso5 ,ISi,{ Rooms. BATH PoRcHEs YARp bsDi
Fiofids fHod soaVt.'0H aue. GE. s' $50 oise '' A
1910 18th ST; NWES NEW Pa ApARTMEMTs. TN STTs
1884 KENYON ST. Nw-THREE ROOMS,
kitchenette. bath. range, sink. with gas,
heat and hot water; $50.
VERY NICE APTS-" & 3 ROOMS. KrTCHo5
en-. bath: plenty heat. hot water; ami. 63S
st. sv. D1, 4l21.
NEAR nG on soal AND ,s5,SsT sTs iolS,'an MW $40
1a4a H St. NV NE. 1900.
THE BARBARA. 9th AND MD. AVE: NE
rooms facing 9th ST., Al condition. Frigid-
aiTe on house current nenera,or and nisg ian
$? s.. g g Per e. mo son- See ishitOf or call MI.
CoNNEcTIGUT AVE Er,.IS.,re MW.2 paRs Rooms; SaTy
'f''0'' PERCY H RUSSELL CO..
DUMBARToN COURTS. 1867 3lst 81. NV;
porch; Frieidaire: 500 UP. up.
1917 N ST. NV. NEAR 13th--a ROOMS.
BART party' oA'I Apply i = ianitor an l or % Apt 80
2Os 4th ST. SE-ENTIRE 3rd FLOOR; 2
+. k; and bath: s,e redecorated. hardwood
floors: adults; reasonable. D.
FA%g7os asgn sDss eogEIs xSas ap' ASP
s47.5o up; Broom apis; pIoportiorately
Elevator ie "a and switchboard: delghttul loca-
SSi9a: Just e 81 10th st Resident manager
1890 COLORADO, AVE. NW-3 AND 4
rooms. kitchen and bath; Frigidaire; reason
able rent Resident manager. Apt. 2o2.
APARTMENT-Two ROOMS. KITCHEN
sssa ss:9 Ksnsas pGlSn ave. eise s4a gas aDu'0
4605 5th NW-ond FLOOR: PRIVATE
bath; G. E. refrigerator; adults
6I7 ST NW-3 ROOMS AND KITCHEN
duced Apply IN store
TWO BED ROOMS. LIVING ROOM: KIT,
| bath. newly deco: all outside; So 80; res,
attic. Ecreened porch. h. h. private bath
gas and elec incl: $50 month g
furnish 5ns Resident sd and mahaser base Ecse hps VIII
THE VAN CoRggLANNpyT, \ y
s45 Ave large. outside rooms bath foyer.
pantry and porch. S67 80. Frlstaalfe on
house current; elevator service. See man
FOR WHITE.
2432 Penna. ave n,w-4 r. K. D. m
The 1f Roland and & Nd. aye, me-
s.. ss With eec. 5etriF on house $40 90 30 up up