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Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-10-31

The salvation of America lies
not in legislation, elections, or
primaries, but rather in fearlessly
telling the people of this country
that the claims of the new dealers
are largely hocus pocus.-Roger
Babson.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-10-31
New Deal In Open Forum

support from the government pay
roll of one sort or another includes
one in every five. This is a suf-
ficient number in our two party
system, to control any national
election since the Civil War.-Col.
Frank Knox, editor, Chicago Daily
News.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-10-31

Read the advertisements.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-10-31

Evidently what we have done
is not enough.-Dr. r. G. Tugwell,
Men have constitutional rights
to act like fools as long as they
don't disturb others.-Gov. al
falfa Bill" Murray of Oklahoma.
If that chaotic chimera called
NRA ever regains any semblance
of order and inspiration it will
take a modern Messiah to bring it
about.-Drew Pearson and Rob
ert S. Allen in "Daily Washington
Merry-Go-Round".
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-10-31

But who pays the piper? The
wealthy? The rich? Not a bit of
it. The common people pay. 1t
is they who suffer when an econ
omic system is upset. 1t is they
who lose when leadership is over
thrown and the spirit of enter
prise is choked and incentive is
abolished ....... When government
kills opportunity to earn, it sounds
the death knell of opportunity to
serve.-David Lawrence in BE
yond the New Deal"
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-10-31

The nation, gradually emerging
from the depression, is staggering
under the additional and senseless
burdens imposed upon it by the
wild brain trusters" at Washing
ton. OF all the great nations of
the world ours is the farthest be-
hind on the recovery path.-Arth-
ur Brisbane.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-09-26

DR.. Riesland, the eye-sight spec
ialist, is now here and may be
consulted at the Pollard Hotel I'M
til Sunday noon, Sept. 80. 30-1t
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-09-26
WHAT HAS BECOME OF PUBLIC c%oNFIDENcE?,'

One of the remarks we hear most frequently these
days when men are discussing the economic system IS that
things would be all right if we could just get confidence
TO return. This naturally leads to the inquiries of just
what has happened to public confidence, and when is 1t
coming back?
1t is admitted that the banks are full of money. But
the money is idle. 1t is going no place, and merely print
ing more money will not help because this will go back
into the banks and go to sleep. A few months ago it was
fashionable to blame the bankers. We were told that the
banks were refusing to lend money to perfectly good
creditors, and the threat was made that if the banks
didn't ''loosen up'' it might be necessary for the govern
ment to do the lending in their stead.
Well, evidently it wasn't all the fault Of the banks. Ar
rangements were made by Uncle Sam to lend money di-
rectly to industry. Federal reserve banks and the r. f. @.
were given authorization by congress to lend directly to
private industry. But private industry is not borrowing
any more from the governmental agencies than it did
from the individual banks.
Although the purse strings have been open, the reserve
banks, according to late figures, have made only a few
more than 200 loans for a total of only a little more than
100000. And although the R. f. G.. has $3O0OO0,O0O
which it can lend to industry, it is said that up to this
time it has only been able to lend about seven millions.
Evidently something besides the banks was at fault. In
dustrv doesn't seem to want the money, and the princi-
nal reason must be the same old story-lack of confidence
in the business future.
The situation cannot be entirely assuring to the pro
fessorial advocates of the "new era" They have been
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-09-26
CHERRY SPRINGS
BY Mildred Clark

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Rooney and
daughter, Barbara, Miss Eva
Kebschull and Jim Shaw were Bill
lings visitors Thursday.
Ned Russell called at the c. c.
Pierce home near Bridger Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Pattison
and Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Sekora
motored to Billings Wednesday.
A large crowd attended the sale
at the C. A. Olels ranch Friday.
Miss Ida Zumbrun, who teaches
the Tucker school neal Bridger,
spent the weekend at her home
here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Hayes, Mr..
and Mrs. C. F. Wood, Mr.. and
Mrs. Vernon Smith, Miss Mary
Wiekierak and Ed Gait of Bill
lings we're dinner guests at the
Rose Wiekierak home Sunday.
Miss Mildred Clark spent We'd
nesday visiting with her grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. E.
Lockridge.
Ed Soffell of Bridger called on
friends in this vicinity the last of
the week.
John DeWitte has been working
for the past week in Red Lodge.
Miss Lorena Obert has been on
the sick list for the past few days.
E. C. Egner transacted business
in Roberts Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Hoffman of
Bridger called on friends in this
vicinity Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. t. C. Schrumpf
were Roberts visitors Thursday.
Mrs. Dick Platt and sons, Ev-
erett and Lloyd, called on friends
in the Bridger vicinity Friday.
Quite a few people from this vi
cinity attended the sale at the
William Trees ranch on Willow
creek Tuesday.
Robert and Harry Harness were
Roberts callers Tuesday.
Miss Nancy DeVries returned tC
Billings Sunday after spending
few days visiting with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank DeVries.
Herman DeVries has been work.
ing at the L. DeVries ranch neal
Roberts for the past week.
Harry Clark was a county sea.
visitor Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dominic Obert ant
children visited at the Pete Obert
home at Fromberg Monday eve.
ming.
Jimmy and Annabelle Golfer O
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-09-26
BRIDCER
BY Madeleine steeIs

Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Stapp had
as their houseguests this week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Olmstead of Okla
homa City, Okla.
Miss Madeleine Steele enter
tanned members of the ID. S. club
Monday night. High honors at
bridge went to Miss Lena Dowdle
and low to Miss Josephine Erick-
son. Miss Frances Scott and Miss
Helen Steele were guests. A
luncheon was served at midnight,
Mrs. Frank Marshall and Mrs,
H. B. Burleson were h~ostesses
Tuesday afternoon to members of
the O.. E. S. Kensington at the
Burleson home.
Mrs. Lynn Betherum enter
tanned at bridge Thursday after
noon. Mrs. Freebury received high
award.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Reimer en-.
tertained at a 7 o'clock dinner
Thursday evening, in honor o.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-09-26
EPISCOPAL CHURCH

CALVARY EPISCOPAL CHURCH
Red Lodge
Rev. Nj. A. Cookson, Diocesan
Missionary.
Sunday, Sept. 80.
Church school at 10 a. m. Frank
Bowman, superintendent.
Morning prayer and sermon at
IL a. m. Mr.. Andrew Thomson,
guest preacher.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-09-26
BEARCREEK

Matt Danichek is confined to
his home here with an injured
foot, suffered recently while work
ing with a construction crew on
the new park approach highway.
Miss Velma Dye, who recently
joined the teaching staff at the
local high school, was absent from
her duties this week due to illness.
Mrs. Phil Noble substituted.
Miss Frances Cheserek, who has
been employed at Billings and in
Yellowstone park for the past
three months, is visiting with her
mother here.
Enrolment at Bearcreek high
this year showed a slight de-
crease over that of a year ago
This year 70 students are listed or
the total enrolment. Forty are
boys and thirty-nine are girls
The figures by classes are: fresh.
men, &c; sophomores, Is; juniors
81, and seniors, II.
Regular meetings of the Bear
creek Woman's club were resumed
for this season with Mrs. William
Beeney entertaining members a
her home Tuesday of last week.
Freshmen at Bearcreek higl
school were initiated Friday b,
the sophomore class. Each new
student was required to wea
something green and furnished en-
tertainment at a party given il
the evening by the sophomores.
Miss Myrtle Wadsworth, VIII
leaves 500 for Missoula to enrol
for her second term at the uni
versity, entertained at a farewell
party Wednesday evening.
Bearcreek high school student
have chosen a four-act comedy
Clarence" written by Boot
darlington, for their first the
atrical production this year
Rehearsals began this week, wit
seniors being given preference i
the selection of a cast.
Note: No regular correspond
ent is located at Bearcreek t
gather local items there. Thos
having items of interest intende
for publication under this captio,
should mail them to this office 0
phone No. 8.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-09-26
SILESLA
BY Dorothy Weber

Complimenting Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford Mathews on their first
wedding anniversary, many rel
atives and friends of the couple
were Sunday dinner guests at the
Charles McGeorge ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Hagen
have returned from Reed Point to
make their home here.
Miss Jean Convery, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Convery, leaves
Sunday for Missoula where she
has enrolled as a freshman at the
University of Montana school OF
journalism. Mrs. Convery is tc
accompany her to Missoula.
Lois Webber was the guest Of
Jean Wright at Fromberg Satur-
day and Sunday.
Mrs. G. G. Nelson and Mrs. Rob.
ert Mahaffy called at the S. G
Webber home Thursday.
Adrian Cook of Billings called
at the H. M. Worth home this
week.
|, Among those who attended the
| Odd Fellow social at Red Lodge
Friday night were Mr.. and Mrs
Roy Reams, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
Weber, Earl Lennon and Leota
i, Baker.
Lois Weber, Mrs. Guy Webbel
and Phyllis Jean called at the Roy
Jensen and Will Weber homes
Saturday.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-09-26

Mrs. George Rogers and son, Dean,
Bridge was an after-dinner diver
sion, high honors going to Mrs. A,
N. Johnson and o. P. OVERLY. Roy
Olson received the travelling prize,
Miss Helen Steele Will leave
Wednesday for Missoula to resume
her studies at the University of
Montana.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Simon and
family of Chinook are visiting
Mrs. Simon's folks, the George
Simon's.
Master Billie Currie, Jr., enter
tanned several young friends at 8
party Thursday afternoon in cele-
bration of his fifth birthday ami,
versary.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-09-26

making everything over to restore prosperity but they
have neglected to find the principal ingredient in the
elixir. which is confidence. The monetary plans of the
New Dealers have failed to come up to expectations. I'm
certainty about money has helped to destroy confidence,
Just as have the numerous, often conflicting regulations
about business. The drouth, following the A crop de
struction program, has served further to unsettle bust
ness.
Just what then is neededg 1t goes without saying that
what we require is a restoration of confidence. This can
not be brought about by further experimentation. 1t
must come through the adoption of sound money policies
and a program of economy, retrenchment wherever pos
sible, and a move toward the balancing of the national
and state budgets.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-09-26

Huntley spent Friday and Satur-
day visiting at the C. A. 0lels
home.
Mrs. w. F. Kebschull has been
visiting the past few days with
her mother, Mrs. Paul Hoffman at
Bridger.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dick Plat and
daughter, Norma, motored to
Laurel Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. C. Schrumpf
attended the funeral of Mrs. Ray
Metz at Roberts Saturday.
Miss Hazel Weir, who attends
business college in Billings, spent
the weekend with her parents.
MI. and Mrs. H. G. Weir here.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-09-26

E.ioY sAs eo~$osss OF . 0sss;ss
Ha~phrsy ssdAsssrs. h ssw
100 Series" ~ s<svsetivs h d.
sign s~d knisA--bsat q H. best
mstssisl-st . price Ycs ess col
afford 10 overlook.
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FOR SALE CHEAP-Two Oliver
tractor gang mouldboard pillow,
Brand new at a drastic reduction.
Motor Inn Garage. 48-tf
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-09-26
HE CAN'T WIN

Richard Ulran, New Jersey barber, has a shop in a low
rent, ~low-grade section of Jersey City. His patrons can
pay the high code prices for hair cuts and shaves. Once
fined for sticking to his old prices, he has since been
brought into court again and threatened with %imprison
ment. AT code prices he has no customers; at his own
prices he goes to Jail. No out for hin either way; nothing
to do save to quit work, close his shop and let the kindly
government put him and his family on the relief rolls
Seattle Times.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-09-26

Eight sows with pigs for sale
or trade for chickens. Joe Bertol-
inc, Jr., A miles N. w. of Roberts.
30-2tp
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-09-26

81 do not want to live under a philanthropy. [ do not
want to be taken care of by the government either direct
ly or by any instruments through which the government
is acting. I want only to have right and justice prevail
so far as | am concerned. Give me right and Justice and
| will undertake to take care of myself. I will not live
under trustees if | can help it. [ do not care how wise,
any group of men in whose hands | am willing to lodge
the liberties of America in trust. "-Woodrow Wilson.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-09-26

The new TOO Series" HsnpAssy
Radi4nisrss arc furnished IL Two
toss Brown or Oxid'rsd Brass cleo
sse plate finish. They arc equip
ped with q 4-ineh Hss opening
making possible portable insssi-
gsiions IN any room ss vol %
Hrsplsee installations.
Red Lodge daily news combined with Carbon County news., 1934-09-26

ATTENTION FARMERS. If
you have any Rye, Corn or Barley
for sale, see B. j. Knudson of the
Yellowstone Distilleries, Inc, Red
Lodge, Montana. 29-1t
Evening star., 1934-11-27

BIJICK 1928 coach; clean as a whistle.
TIGHT and sound throughout good rubber
ali around Reduced 10 Sl47 Nolans
Used Car Stadium 18th and M Sts. n W.
Evening star., 1934-11-27

FREE RENTAL AGENCY. CAR AND GUIDE
FREE APTS. ALL SECTIONS DAYS AND
EVE, GEO. 4S96 400 FARRAGUT N w.
2Ss
Evening star., 1934-11-27
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


1880 10th ST. NV, APT. ID LARGE
rooms and bath. porch elec. rel: attfac-
lively furnished: Sllu per mo For m
spection between and D. LlNklNS ~
agent 1888 De Sales ST. District :t2.-::
DOWNTOWN. VERY DESIRABLE. COM
pIetely. well furnished : warm. sunny
rooms. kitchen. bath . exposures 2"f
10th.
1.72 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. scoR; n
eiec G. h. W, fur; adults only; $1,000
ST. 80 week
EMPLOYED COUPLE, WITH OR WITH
out child. to share first-fioor apt; meals
and care Of child a. Emerson 81. NV.
Two rooms, kitchen. semi-private bath
gas heat. elec. furnished; adulty only s4o,
PARK LEE. 1880 PARK RD.-EXCELLENT
attTaetys vins Kscben bath Fs
idaire, $50, Phone Adams :33s2 IS
l411 N-end-FLooR. FRONT. 3 ROOMS,
kit bath. heat. cleo. G. n W. waking as rs
tance; owners home; adults; rent. Aoo.ou.
ROCK CREEK APIS. 1905 ROCK CREEK
Ch. I'd attractive rooms; x o., onsii mall
Frieidaire modern; reasonable. COL lOoo5.
BROOM APT. CONSISTING OF BED
rooms, living room dining room reGspvioinl GIs uoil
furnished: Steinway, Chinese rugs, raolo.
etc: large rooms ) exposures, mooeIh
building; hotel service available. For SUP.
sase unl Co1mbis a. b64f. The Arsonne
18th and Columbia I'd. NV. n.w.--
3oO4 18th ST NV. MT. PLEASANT
Large. well-furnshed room Kitchen. large
norch. semi-private bath: employed couple
or two girls: $40. |
5000 WK-I RM.. KIT. SEMI-B.. GAS.
cleo, plenty heat. hot water: adults; near
Soldiers Home cars. 1919 Warder 81. NV.
1942 CALVERT ST. N.W-LARGE FRONT
room Kitchen. bath: newly decorated. Frig-
idaire: gas and electricity furnished.
YOUNG MAN TO SHARE l ROOM. KIT.
bath on upper Conn. ave-: $3.50. Phone
Decatur 35a7-W. 29'
q OUTSIDE RMS. b.. SHOWER. H.. Ell.
gas & fr. inc Apply 44ls 5th st. NV.
Adams 9l5O. Employed couple.
Evening star., 1934-11-27
ROOMS-FURNISHED.


61i JEFFERSON ST NW-Large front
room private family. for one or two
adults: breakfast if desired. 2s.
4sO3 IOWA AVE Wellfurnished.
warm room, near bath: reasonable. cont.
hot water ami. Phone Georgia s372.
l35a EAIRsMoNT S EW:-targs s.nU;.os second, md
inner-spring mattress. mi. radio: parlor
privileges: refined home: $50 for one or
two: unlimited phone. Columbia 1907.
modern home; all conveniences. Adams
2S53.
REDECORATED living rm.; fireplace. sun
bed rm. tS wind.), non-h.k.; cheery. warm.
quiet; cont. h.w.. phone; adults; refs. 1876
18th.
REsEARCHMEN'S CLUB, 1907 Eye st.
Ideal downtown location: showers. boaro
optional; single. SIS up; double. So. ~,
1908 23rd ST N.W.-Two rooms and
kitchenette: furnished: reasonable rent.
NEW BERNE. Apt. Al. 18th and Mass.
ave w-Gentleman desiring exception
ally comfortable room. large windows.
near bath.
CAPITOL HILL, TO4 s.e-Room in fine
home. every modern convenience: quiet
GENTLEMAN: cheerful bed room. shower
bath screened porch. modern detached
home: private adult family. Georgia sl99.
1771 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Gentlemen; large
room beautifully furnished. twin beds.
next to sh,wer bath. continuous hot water
ROOM suitable for two girls. reasonable
Phone Lincoln 7S9S-W
1883 INGRAHAM ST NW-Master bed
room and bath. suitable for couple also
smaller room.
3lIS MT. PLEASANT NW-Furnished
room for rent: all modern conVenienceS
4OI 10th ST. NE-Several nicely fur
nished rooms in new home. reasonable
Single or double Phone Lincoln 1922.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1915 goth NV. seconc
foor-Semi- private bath. constant hot
water. h.-w heat. large closet: go
143l FAIRMONT NV. 1870 Col I'd
Lhk, 81 30. ST 81 wk.. plenty heat. no.
water: furnace service in exchange -
CONN. AVE-Share attractive room in ex-
elusive quiet apt: prefer student. Phone
Cleveland 0234.
NEAR 18th AND col. RD-sunny. clean
rooms owners home. ami, cont; h: W.
gentlemen. 1870 Lanier pl Col. 1875
500 KENYON ST. NW-Two second foo
front rooms clean. bright, private nome
adults. reasonable. = :
1911 WYOMING AVE. NW.-Large iron
room near bath; convenient 70 cars yer!
reasonable Phone Adams 6246.
1870 KALORAMA RID N.W.-Front room
semi-prlYate bath, suitable one or two
persons Columbia 800
l3l6 AND 1910 EYE ST NW-Slngle
6nc night Up: 81 50 wk. Double. 81; =
wk. opp. Franklin Park. Warm beos. !oc
DELIGHTFUL large corner room. beauti-
fully furnished: new home oYerlooKl!f
Rock Creek golf course. gentlemen. so
Phone Georgia 444a after ,.
a.s MN.W THE ARISTOCRATl.
Just 10 announce the opening Of thl'
beautifully furnished and redecorated man.
slon All warm. outside. In (. rooms. -
10 81 weekly.
Evening star., 1934-11-27

maid. gold teeth diamonds watches CONS
etc. Jewelry Exchange. Inc. 43i 9TH 2 w.
Evening star., 1934-11-27
APARTMENTs-UNFURNIsHED

7
/ 1910 39th ST NV WISCONSIN AVE
Thee rooms, kitchen bath, electric re-
/ triEerat.on on house current so-.oo' = az
| tor on premises =
/ THE BRoADMooR, 3tol conn AVE-, r.,
I dinette and porch apt switchboard, ele-
vators newsstand dining room. earase
daS6s 5SsR ST vaE room SD TO ooS scHD
en-. bath Fr!gdaire on house current
So 30. Ring jsnitor. 800 - e.,,, c,
! LINKINS CO. Agent 1873 De saleS u.
| MT PLEASANT. I1l3 LAMONT ST.Elst
| floor . large rooms dlnette. kitchen. bath.
| In home Electricity gas included: no OBJ
lection child school age sos. References
! THE ALABAMA. 1915 y ST, NW-WALK-
ing dista9se sn5sht -6a EfHa95 Ef aG
bsh bsth 81 10 TO ~ $50 So ReFdens FRRnii manasdr nan
=" ROOMS AND KITCHEN, AMI LIGHT.
gas and heat furnished newly deco5sss.ea'
NEAR CAPITOL WALKING DISTANCE:
ine. quiet location; attractive r 4. tie
bath. porch. hest hot water, si, ~. nov
Ill3 10Th ST. Nw-FoUR ROOMS AND
bath with heat; So per month. JESSE L.
HEIsKELL lll5 Eye s NV
1917 KENYON sT-,overlook. .ns- Zoe.
telephone. refr;gera,ion: $50. --.
32a3 HIATT PL. NW-@nd FLOOR
rooms back porch; oil heal si3 MONTH
: aCutS. PnOne walnut S~.h-.
BRCoKIAND 1910 OTIS ST. NE-TWO
rooms kit private bath: car and bus serv-
ice: clean bright. h.-W h prIv. entrance
rec sonable; settled adults, reference.
7113 GEORGIA AVE OPPOSITE WALTER
Reed-Neat. 1st floor comfort able apart
ment. sitting room, dining room, sleeping
porch kitchen. pantry electric reiIleeIato.'
oil heat shower double garage teiephohe.
Adults only $50. -
1Ia sth ST s E-5 ROOMS AND BATH.
/ good CONDITION hot water heat, eiectrlc4tyi
heat furnished So Atlantic ol2I,
THE ROYALToN APARTMENT 9ls N ST.
NV No 22-3 rooms. kitchen and bath:
ven kept. clean. Attractive and -, eentEs.:y -s1-:
Sentative or premises or call agent q
National 73l9 JOSEPH A HAYDEN.
Woodward Building, 5th and II SIS. "
1872 EYE ST. NW-ENTIRE FLOOR J
large rooms kitchen, bath. free e-eotTiclty
and refr.geTa'or.
Evening star., 1934-11-27
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ratin. one Of the prettieSt cars We ever
handled: bargain for quick sale. c DICK
English o15 Pa. ave. sc.
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

1909 10th NV. THE ALTURAS-LARGE;
comfortable rooms. near showers: freproof
bldg; "a 4-hour elevator service, ~ NeehiSz2
1922 L NW.-Clean. warm. Ink. loom
running water: maid service; So UP. Sleep
ing rooms. Sc up
1880 GIRARD NV. APT 31-Front room
in private apartment for one or two gen.ie-
men. phone. =.
1921 GALLATIN ST. NV liar lsrse e,s9ets septn
ami Phone Georgia .}526.
NEAR WARDMAN PARK. 21.5 Woodley
pl.-Beautifully furnished bed room adj
bath; gentleman; reas. Aoams 49t ,.
1926 18th W.-Large seccnd-hoor front
room, cont. h. w., oil heat; good location
walking distance downtown
1918 EUCLID ST NW.-Newly furnished
rms. $50 to $50. per mo-; accom-. anu
3 in rm.; sep. BEDS
DIIp0NT CIRCLE 1918 N. H. ave. NV
Nice, comfortable single and double rooms
comfortable home, continuous hot water.
3so4 10th ST. NW-Large front room.
next bath. private family. Col. 91Os. 20
-o3 MASS. AVE NE-Nice, cozy room N
private family reasonable rent. Liheoiii
6107
zoos M ST. NW.-Warm. bright front
ronm neatly furnished, next bath; lo-mln.
walk business section; reasonable.
MT. PLEASANT, 322s 10th nw1A,ttracs,
tive room well fuTnishear eentleman M1oa Phone
Columbia 10000.
l2.s 10th ST. N.W.-Choice front room;
overlooking Scott Circle piano. Ih.k'' :
or 3 business girls; walking distance.
134I L ST. N.W.-Lovely. newly decotated
frst-fo Ink. room. adjoinins bath
S5S5 so. also single room. S3.5O.
505 EAST CAPITOL ST. S SE.-Large front
room, twin beds, neatly furnished. Sultaple
for or 3; excellent meals % week men
EMPLOYED LADIES; new. private home;
adnlts; clean, bright. warm. front room;
reas.; near 14th st. cars. bus Geo. oo?o.
1868 EUCLID ST. NV Apt sr,niaved SawWsrm sapl
tiemen: tIgns ioGi Single. Sl7: double. $50.
1891 N ST, NW-Large. sunny. cheerful
front room, end floor. near bath well f9r-
nished Ink; near downtown suitable Ior
two; 81 week. Phone North soo4.
1914 HOBART ST. NW.-Attractive front
room. twin beds. shower; conv. cars. bus
i or 2 gentlemen or employed couple
MT. PLEASANT. 321o 18th NW.Large NV,
phone. Ink; S25: two. $40. -
34I1 l4th ST. NV. tnear Monroe Nice
warm, furnished room. $3.50 weekly: all
conveniences. telephone: 5000 LOCATION
gentleman.
130O MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NV. Apt
a5~Nicely furnished room. clean. warm.
next bath: rea sonable.
1916 FILLMORE ST. tnear 18th. Col. I'd .
Gentleman desiring iasge SCUM dams ,uu
1907 r ST. N.W.-Large front room. with
or without board. for or 3: reasonable.
Phone North 91a6.
1850 COLUMBIA RD.-Room for employed
lady in beautiful 5-room apartment with
Iaus ,adv ~ COS 2gs
I349 PARK RD.-Large double room.
southern exposure. windows. kitchenette
and bath: well heated. 2s.
116 18th sT. Me- room and kitchen.
sink. gas. light. heat. phone. Adults
1870 MASS. AVE. NW-Handsomeiy
furnished room OF the better kind: tour
lists accommodated. Metropolitan 46l7.