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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1934-08-04
Publishers Discuss
Code Difficulties

Fourteen North Dakota printers
and publishers met here Saturday at
the call Of +. q. Orr, chairman Of the
executive board OF the code admins
tration In the state, to discuss code
regulations and iron out misunder.
standings relative to code compliance
ana price fixing. The National
Graphic Arts and the etationers codes
were discussed.
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ars. Cora Timer and Miss Mar.
]. Ian Hssslngsr Are Chosen
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n AZ Commanders
assee

Mrs. Cora Ulmer - commander,
'Aers. Olive stee . record keeper and
Mrs. Dorothy Homan q court leader
are the main officers In the women's
Maccabee organization, which was In
stituted Friday evening during Z visit
Of tho national field director, Herman
O'Connor, Detroit, Mich.
Other officers installed In the or
SANITATION are: Lieutenant comman-
der-Mrs. Elsie Newton. Past COM
mander-Mrs. Myrtle Alderman.
Chaplain-Mrs. Celia schloemer.
-eergeant-Mrs. Sophie Morley. Mis-
sEress-at-arms-Mrs. Jessie Maison.
National flag bearer-Miss Mildred
9daison. Maccabee flag bearer-Miss
Margaret Schooner. sentinel-Mrs.
Rose Kiley. Deborah-Mrs. Louise
Wright.
Mrs. J. Thompson. general super
visor from Detroit, Mich, who has
been here during the summer and
who will remain for about two months
longer, presided at this meeting. Mr..
O'Connor, who gave talk, and p.
McNamara, Fargo, the state man
ager, also assisted Mrs. Thompson.
Another visiting officer was MrA
Mary Miller, jamestown, court direc-
tor in the junior department.
The visiting officers and Mrs.
Thompson installed leaders Of the
Junior group during = meeting held
at 2:30 o'clock in the afternoon.
Leaders OF the juniors, announced
for the first time Friday. include:
Commander-Miss Marion Hessinger,
Lieutenant commander-Miss Mary
Gray. Past commander-Miss MARY
Yochim, Chaplain-E1eanor Thomp-
son, Sergeant 1mogene Kaiser,
Sentinel-Miss Lillian Bobb. FIRST
Guard-Miss Goldie Byers. Second
ouard-Miss Kathleen BARLEY. Ma
tional flag bearer-Miss Margaret
Pearcy, Macabee flag bearer-Miss
Helen Mildenberger.
AS special features Of the Junior
meeting, the Chi Chi Girls club gave
q drill in honor OF Mr.. 0Connor, ana
the boys baseball club was presented
to him.
Mrs. Homan Is director for the
junior girls group, according TO Alrs.
Thompson, who also announces that
Mrs. Newton and Mrs. Kiley have
been made members Of the field
force Of the Macabbee organisation.
The Chi Chi club viii meet next
Thursday evening with Mrs. Thomp-
son at the Patterson hotel 1or .
dancing party. The women's group
will meet again on the first Thurs
day in September.
After their visits here. Mr.. OOon-
nor left for his headquarters Ut De-
troit and Mrs. McNamara went 70
Minot where . picnic will r given ~
the Maccabees on Sunday.
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'G) SOCIETYmQ CLUBS
Field Director
Aids With installations

u associated With the Tox Rims COM
peny Of New York city.
In addition 70 the family reunion
planned for early In the week, q 70.
ception for Dr.. and Mrs. MoEArland
VIII Be given ct the home Of their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. II. Fisher, Tuesday evening
from 3 to II o'clock.
Dr.. and Mrs.. Mcfarland have such
wide circle Of friends In the state
that It was deemed better not 70 ex.
tend Z special invitation 10 anyone
to attend the reception but to extend
through the press = general invitation
to al Of their friends who can find
It convenient 70 attend the function.
Dr.. Mcfarland wAs married to Miss
Duella Harris on Aug. I. 1884, at
Flushing, Ohio. Mrs. Mcfarland
shared With her husband pioneer az.
perience In Dakota Territory.
Dr.. Mcfarland was born ct OhAgrin
Falls, Ohio, April .. 1858. His pater.
nal grandparents came from County
Tyrone, Ireland, In lo40, and spent
the remainder Of their days ct Chag-
rim Falls. d.. Mcfarland completed
his high school education Of Bedford
In his native state and was graduated
from Hiram college with Z bachelor
Of science degree. In 1855 he re-
ceived from his alma mater the de-
gree Of master Of science and IN 1o22
he received from the Fargo college
the honorary degree doctor Of law.
IA aArvAA N aaarArintAnde0t Of
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he's received ! 'stratospters letter.r
".Tf1is letter br1ngs you cordiaG
greetings from the stratogptofes q
reads the letter, signed ~ Na5or NJ
Z. Kepner, Captain A. W. 9tsven1
and Captain q. a. Andersen, Tho cr0W!
Of the Explorer, stratosphere balloonI
which crashed near Holdredge, Neb,!
last Saturday. Captain Andersen,
Roberts uncle, carried the letter a1olt.l
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CMTC Men Will Vie
In Contest Tonight

a contest 70 0ecefm10o the O03t
entertainer In camp win Be Z high
light Of the intermission q the fourth
and concluding dancing party which
Is being given ct the Fort Lincoln
post gymnasium Saturday evening for
the Oitissns' Military Training camp
men. Other entertainment, which u
being kept - surprise, and the re-
treatments service also win take place
during the intermiskon. Junior and
senior girls and 1884 aluu1nae Of the
three Bismarck and Mandan high
schools win b guests at the function.
which Is being arranged BY Chaplain
Cletus Blockinger Of Hays, KAN, ~
sisted By Chaplain Vern 7. 0uddeth
Of Fort Lincoln.
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Mrs. =. N. Orchard and her daugh-
ter, Doris, 6l2 Ninth o., have return
"a home after . six-week vacation Of
McCarrons lake near st. Paul, MINI.
4 4 \
Mr.. and lErs. Harry Turner, Oh
First st., are having . visit from Mr..
Turner's father, J. D. Turner, Grand
Forks, who viii b here Tor another
week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Cotton and Mis-
Ive Patterson, I'll Of Pasadena. Calf.
are spending Z few days ct the Pat
terson hotel while they are attending
to business matters IN Bismarck.
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AGiss Lorraine Hulett Of AAndan,
Of Valley City. WAS complimsnted q
. 10 o'clock breakfast given b. hsE
hostess Thursday morning Tor mem-
bers Of the 0ixtocrat club.
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Miss Mary Lou Thompson, daughter
Of M. and Mrs. =. =. Thompson Oh
Avenue p. win return the first q next
week from ehoreham. MINI. where
she y spending . week . the eueet g
Miss Jean kudgett at the g. !. Mud
gett cottage On Lake Melissa. The
Nudeett family. now q chicago. Tor.
mer1y lived In Bismarck.
=
The Misses Charlotte and Margaret
Upham have arrived here from D.
attic. Wash. where they have been ~
tending summer seeDious - the state
university. On their way to Bismarck.
they spent . few days at oacier Ma
tional park. They viii remain hare
Tor several weeks Waiting thar PAT
ents. M. and Nh. II. .. Upnam l0
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TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

AUGUST 9pecial-Our regular $500
Oh tonic permanent complete with
shampoo. trim and flngerwave, $3.50
this month. California Wave Nook,
lo8.ord Ok. phoua ~.
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ELKS' Picnic, Pioneer Park,
Sunday, Aug. 5. Starts at
noon. Fun for everybody. Free
refreshments, coffee, Ice cream.
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Gladys swarthout, American opera
hat that every college girl needs In
felt with . creased crown and q
mating colors In the appointments.
streamers extending to the places
from two bouquets Of garden flowers
were attached to fortune favors which
were interpreted by Royann. Mrs.
Kennedy was assisted In serving by
her niece, Miss Helen Breen.
i i \
Harry Pitt, chef at the Grand Pa
cific hotel expects to leave next
Tuesday for . two-week vacation trip
to ElInifa, N. r, his former home,
which he has not visited for several
years. MI. Pitt will make part Of the
trip By boat over the Great Lakes.
i \ \
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hethering-
ton, who reside south Of the city, will
leave Sunday morning for . two
week vacation which Is to include
tours Of Yellowstone National park
and the Black Hills Of South Dakota.
The Black Hills tour will be- included
In the return Journey when they also
WIN stop ct Sioux Fails, 8. D.
Z 4 4
Mis- Alma Heckenlaible, 5o7 Tenth
st., has LETT for western points for .
vacation Of indefinite duration. After
visiting relatives ct Walla Walla, Ia
coma and Yelm, WASH. she will stop
at Salem, Ore, before going on to
Los Angeles, Calf, where she = to
remain for Z time with her brother,
Evan Heckenlaible. In California,
che also viii visit friends ct Holly
wood, Glendale and Burbank.
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Mrs. Culver 8. Ladd, 83l Tenth st.,
gave . small bridge party Thursday
evening complimentary to Mrs. e. 8.
Warrington Of Yuma, Arix.. who is
visiting for Z week at the homes OF
her uncles, Forrest M. Davis and ]. e.
Davis. Mrs. Henry A. Jones received
the gift for high score. Another out
of-town guest was Miss Elisabeth
Wooledge OF Fargo, who Is visiting
with Mrs. Robert L. George, 6l2 First
st.
Dr.. =. B. Strauss, Mrs. M. w. Roam
and her daughter, Miss Abigail Roam,
Mrs. p. @. Remington and Miss Hazel
Knott left Saturday morning for
Fargo to attend the funeral for DR..
Robert Hallenburg, Bismarck physi-
elan who died at q local hospital
"wednesday afternoon Of injuries sus-
tanned In IN automobile accident.
The funeral was held at 2 o'clock ct
the Moore funeral chapel at Fargo,
with. Dean A. w. Hedlund Of tho
Moofhead, MIMI, Episcopal church
officiating. Or. Hallenburg was asso-
ciated With the Roam and Strauss
clinic.
Miss Lillian Bobb was hostess to
eight couples ct . treasure hunt and
dancing party given at the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Bobb,
3N Tenth st., Thursday evening for
her house guest, Miss Flora Usselman
Of Fort Rice. Miss Usselman, I st.
MaryS high school student, expects
% leave for her home In . few days
after spending . week here. The
party was . costume affair, the host
esg awarding prizes for the best cos
ksauaAa ~ sf14nSnas Ia and Aiha .Ynose
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Y0ungster Gets Only
Shakespeare Letter

Council Bluffs, H.. Aug. 4.-(R1-
Where thousands Of stamp collectors
failed, nine-year-old Robert Miller
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House Plant Exhibit
At Show Is Stressed

To make tho house plant section
one Of the most attractive features
Of the 1894 Bismarck Garden club
flower show through the creation Of
an indoor living room effect u the
aim Of the committee In charge,
which Is headed by Mrs. Charles
Liessman. Mrs. Liessman's assistants
In arranging the exhibit Will be the
Misses Marie Huber and Mary
Braxerol.
Prizes for first, second and third
places will be awarded In the division
for house plants such ~ ferns,
geraniums, begonias, cactus, rubber
plants, fuschias and coleus. Anyone
having house plants Is invited to
bring them to the World War Me-
mortal building for exhibition not
later than noon Of next Thursday, the
day preceding the two-day event.
Loans Of hanging baskets and wall
flower containers will b gratefully
accepted, according to Miss Rita MUIR
ply, the show chairman. These also
are to Be brought before Thursday
noon.
Commercial firms Of the city will
augment the exhibit with garden and
porch furniture as well q displays Of
garden tools and sprinklers. according
to Miss Murphy.
The complete entry list win be pub
lished In m early edition Of the Bis
marck Tribune. A special article on
the preparation Of flowers for ex-
hibition prepared by Mrs. r. @. stucke
as we'll as the names Of Judges will
be printed next week. All residents
Of Bismarck and Mandan and the
vicinity are invited to enter their
choice blooms and vegetables In the
show.
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Miss Della Mounts Of Beulah left
for her home Saturday after q weeks
stay 1T the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. L.
r. Bechtold. s2s Second st.
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Mrs. H. r. Perry and Mrs. r. 8.
Towne held first and second high
scores, respectively, ct the bridge
luncheon which was given by Mrs.
Samuel H. Merritt, al Third st., at
her home Friday afternoon. There
were guests for three tables. Bou-
quets OF sweet peas were the main
feature Of the appointments which
were in pastel shades. There were
two out-of-town guests, Mrs. william
r. Bleamey who Is visiting here be-
fore going to Fort Benning. o., and
Miss Clara Tatley. Of Hollywood. Cal.
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Captain and Mrs. r. A. Day and
their daughters, Emma Jane and
Polly Ann. who have bsen guests Of
Mrs. Days parents. Mr.. and lrs.
william A. Falconer, 202 Avenue A,
for . few weeks, left Friday Tor the
Felt's Field army post ct Parkwater,
near Spokane. WASH, which = to be
their future home. While here they
made several short visits with Gap.
tain Days parents. Mr.. and Mn.
George Day Of Drittin, who gave .
family dinner IN their honor. In
route 70 washington, where Captain
Day u 70 report On Aug. -. the fam
lily viii tour the South Dakota Black
HILLS and Yellowstone National park.
Prior to coming hare they were at
Maxwell Field. Montgomery, Ala.
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Canning instruction
To Be Given Monday

All women who are interested IN
home canning are invited TO attend
. denomination which win b given
at the North Dakota Power and Light
company demonstration room, Ia
Broadway avenue, ct $50 O'Clock
Monday afternoon.
The demonstration viii be given By
Miss Lucille Van Hook, one Of five
young women trained ct the North
Dakota Agricultural college, to give
instruction IN canning under auspices
Of the state womens relief program
Of the federal government. Mrs. Ha-
sel Falley, who d directing tho can
ming project, has assigned Miss Van
Hook to BurleiSh county from Mon.
day to Thursday Of next week.
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tapers In pink and white crepe paper
holders and matching sweet peas Gen.
tered the tables, miniature BRIDE
groom figure being used to mark the
place Of the honor guest. The gifts
were presented in Z pink and white
box surmounted by crepe paper
umbrella with streamers to indicate
. shower. Mrs. Z. J. Conley, McKen-
sie, grandmother Of the bride-to-be,
was the only out-of-town guest.
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Martjnl.AaSvlG

Rev. Ray Mcclure. pastor Of the
Methodist church ct Napoleon, per-
formed the wedding ceremony Of Miss
Virgie L. Martini. Braddock, and
Ronald H. Aarvig, Kintyre. which was
an event Of Thursday, July 10.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Grimm, Carson,
and Fritz Frederick, son Of Mrs. Ida
Ffedericks, also Of Carson, were mar
RED July I at the German Lutheran
parsonage ct Flasher BY Rev. Nut
terer. The couple now = ct home
with the bridegroom's mother.
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Miss Helen Brooks, Bowman. be-
came the bride Of Matt Holman, Jr.,
Of Eagle Lake, Texas, In . ceremony
performed Saturday, July n, by Rev.
r. w. Korbitx, Lewistown, Mont. The
bridegroom Is q surveyor With the U.
8. Coast Geodetic Survey and they
will spend the next year along the
Pacific coast and In the Yellowstone
Park district.
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TABLE BOARD.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

1s45 BELMONT RID. NV. tcorner Colum
bla Table board: by week or month
Southern home cooking. Columbia 9134
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

S'a l. ST. NE-Furnished room; Jewish
girl or old lady preferred; rent reasonable.
1904 QUEBEC ST NW-Private home;
new furniture; gentlemen only: $3.50 per
week: use of telephone.
27l0 ONTARIO RID. (nr. Columbia
I'd. d.l-Delightful large front rm.; excellent
meals; well-kept home; emp. gentleman.
1928 EUCLID ST. NW.-Nicely furnished.
twin beds ami. next bath; private fam
lily; no other roomers. Phone Adams 1890.
1919 COLUMBIA RD-Two large rooms.
private bath 3rd floor; ami; single or en-
suite; gentlemen only; reasonable Column
THE CoNNoR, 9030 G ST. NW--single
and double rooms. lavatory in each; con-
tlnuous hot water: reasonable.
CLEVELAND PARK-Front corner room.
next bath modern detached home. block
Conn. ave: 50 wk. Phone Cleveland 5O?9.
1929 GIRARD ST. NE-Attractive double
room. detached home. for. / or - board
optional: garage if desired. Dec. 1896.
LOO 18th ST NV. corner of L, opposite
south and east. md floor: 3 baths; maid
service: no Ink.
1907 ST. N.E.-one back bed room. sit
ting room bright and cheerful; Ink:
laundry privileses; S25 month.
1924 18th ST. .W.-Attractive east front
double room twin beds II desired: use
kitchen. piano and library Dec. 46S3.
1884 MASS. AVE. N.W-Large triple room.
running wafer Sl5 monthly each person;
shower. oil heat: high class
I:.6 10th ST. NW-warm front room,
near bath; reasonable; gentleman; walking
distance Phone District g32S.
1918 ST. NV. Live at Mothers
Place" Desirable front rooms equipped for
Ink next to bath: maid service
1874. l524 YOU NV, tnear l6thl-To white;
bath; also parlor floor for once North O60l.
51s l1th ST. sE.-Room for young man
in Jewish home.
931 G PL. NW-Large rooms with run
ning water; convenient to business district;
4Ol1 14th ST NV rooms. bath,
extra lavatory and toilet; excellent loca-
ton for children; near school; reasonable
Can be seen any time
1927 EUCLID. near Col rd and 18th St
Rooms. So up per week; nice home, phone
9l3 7th ST. NE-Large front bed-living
room; near Post Ofice and Navy Yard.
suitable for :"
1914 HOBART NW..-Attractive front
room, twin beds, shower, conv. cars. bus;
l or gentlemen or employed couple
1435 CHAPLIN ST. NW.-Close IN: Al bed
mi: owners home: gentleman: S1S. Il:
EMPLOYED LADIES-New private home;
ADULTS; clean. bright warm, front Xm.;
reas; nr. l4th st. cars. bus. Geo. 8AD0
1910 BELMONT RD-Charming room. in
quiet home. very comfortable Cultured
persons desired. Very reasonable. Phone
NEAR WARDN.AN PARK 2S42 9th St
Attractive front room twin beds c. h. W;
gentlemen: board optional; reas.
1908 10th N.W.-Attractive. newly deco
rated SINGLE room for young man. At
Scott Circle.
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DOGS. PETS, ETC.

SETTER DOG. registered, broken on quail;
very fast and handsome. 3O59 Que st. NV.
sonable: broken and unbroken. Leonard
Edwards. Silver Spring. Md. Telephone
Ashton 11a-F-13. 15'
DOGS BOARDED in the country. of the
highway: separate care: not a kennel:
plenty range: hunting dogs trained H. G.
Maxwell. Box 210-A. Route l. Vienna. Va
BOSTON TERRIER puppies pediereed
3213 Jocelyn st. NV. Phone Clev. 1854.
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setel fc.S 10Th sG9 s1d nw KEY r. APAfTMaMr P b Cent
2ictely 3aI .1 furnished linens silver Frigidai5e
ment of large rooms and bath porch.
ELECTRIC refrigeration: attractively fur
sSoed oDsn for ps4 nsDsstGp %onsb from IS
CO. l1:3 De Sales St District 35o2
FREE RENTAL AGENCY CAR AND GUIDE
EREE ERE APTs AL ALL SECTIONS DAYS AND
1904 18th ST. NV ROOM KITCHEN
ette sleeping porch. semi-private bath. gas
elec. and phone. $50; also Groom apt
PARK LEE, 1880 PARK KRD-EXCELLENT
location; OF, large. attractive rooms.
hall, spacious dressing room. dinette. kitch-
en-. bath. Frigidaire: $50. S67. Adams 33s2
sHa s; NO, CAROLINA AVE. Sc BRIGHT.
large closets. gas. h.w.h.. elec adults: reas
3O1? QUE ST. NW.-PRIVATE HOME.
entue iioof, or attractive rooms. kitch-
ehette; private bath. Seen before 9:3O
a IN, OF alter u pm Potomac 3531.
zGSm 4S% to sfsT sonTe9isl s Couple. Address Box
III NJ ROOMS KIT, BATH: SUIT
aole 5 employed persons: heat c. h, w.
elec.: walking distance: S455
rodG, rME CshhASILEToN shaS ATTRACT: FURN
rHPom. Pm. shower, use OF kit: to refined en-
pioSeo Iaoy For inform. call Line. 1862
aiu6 ,,l MT. PLEASANT ST. N.W.-ATTRAC-
sn i've rooms. Kitchen and private bath;
gas and electricity: S4250
62I3 18th ST. N.W.-NICELY FURNISHED
room upstairs with private Iavatory and
basement Kitchen; gas. elec. and phone:
SO month. Adults only
DUPONT CIRCLE VICINITY-IARE 0nd-
moor front room kitchenette private batb
neWIy decorated: Frigidaire. 1910 23rd
WANT REFINED YOUNG LADY TO SHARE
htd htatmlsned apartment Phone District 2346
between 6:30 and 9 pm.
ATTRACTIVE 2;ROOM. KITCHEN AND
sp!e adults. 4l9 Jefferson ST. NV
DOWNTOWN. VERY DESIRARIF. CoU-
pletely well-furnished APARTMENT > roorn.
Kitchen. bath; exposures 534 20th st
DUPONT CIRCLE APARTMENTS Apt
spartmant tshtly furnished gentleman's
fireplace fully eouipped eIectTtc kiopsn a9Insr
cite; S125. Inquire / to 6 o'cIock nnIY
FOR RENT FURNISHEDL6O6 THE
Hlghlands Apartment. Living. two he'd
rooms and bath. kitchenette. Si35'
ZOOS M ST. NW-LARGE BRIGHT AIPy
room. kitchen. bath. Murphy bed electr;c
SGI SSeGiIrleefatlon; completely furnished; rent,
tp,0fWNToWN--ALL OR PART OF 4 RMS
isheo: re1rlg.. tele: Apt. 3. 1927 Eye.
Hie KENNEDY. ST. N.W.-TWO ROOMS
g!aSsed,ln porch bath: lst or 2nd floor:
newly decorated; near cars. ANVIL
APARTMENTS FURN. & UNFURN.
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WANTED-ROOMS.
WANTED-ROOMs AND BOARD.

WITH ROOMS in constantly increasing
demand. couple in handsomely appointed
house which must be vacated would allow
their furniture. paintings. rugs and equip
ment to be installed in a large house for
their board: references given and REQUIRED
Address Box 459-K. Star office
YOUNG LADY. employed seeks home with
strictly private family: breakfast dinner:
price must be moderate give full particu-
lars Address Box Ask. Star Office .
ABOUT DEC !. two or three unfurnished
rooms with board for young man and
daughter I4. Alice Deal School vicinity
or Takoma Park preferable but not es-
sential. Emerson 1891
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APARTMENTS FURN. 4 UNFURN

DOWNTOWN APIS, $40.
Modern elevator bldgs: convenient;
and > rm.. kit. b. apts See BLAIR. l32
M st. NV. or CHAMPLAIN. 1924 K st. NV
Phone National 5431
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ROOMS-FUR. AND UNFUR.

BROOKLAND. 1898 Evarts St. N.E-One
very large room for light housekeeping. list
floor So per week or will furnish.
RIVERDALE, MD.-20 minutes to down.
furnished. Phone National 2910 till o pm.
GARAGE
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
(Continued.)

CHEVY CHASE. D. CENTRE SECOND
floor. 3 rooms. kitchen. private bath; gas.
cleo; employed couple. $50. Clev. 1888.
1918 L ST. NV.
3 rooms kitchen. bath. .......... .S45 90
Newly Decorated.
WEAVER BROS, Inc,
REALTORS
Washington Bldg. District 94s6.
Evening star., 1934-11-14

BOOMING HOUSE. exclusive location; II
income beautifully furnished: price So. 90.
Shown hy appointment only. Natl. 1854.
S. WINFIELD, 800 18th NV.
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APARTMENTS-FURNISHED.
(COntinued)

JEWISH GIRL TO SHARE ATTRACTIVE
ly furnished downtown kitchenette apt.
Walking distance of Government bldgs
Phone Metropolitan O540. Miss BROOKS,
evenings. Apt. S24.
ATTRACTIVE. WELL-FURNISHED APT
with radio and piano. S65 to responsible
party No children Phone Potomac
.,SOI-W for information.
1888 10th NW-ATTRACTIVE = ROOMS.
sleeping porch. kitchen and bath newly
decorated: unlimited phone. Adams 1887.
DOWNTOWN, I2lI 18th ST. NW-TWO
rooms. bath. hall, porch. .nd floor. ami:
clean. so. exp: adults: references
OPP MAYFLOWER-WAR CHEERFUL.
attrac. furn. :, r, k, b.. entire floor; re-
phone. ian. I1l7 De Sales. Also suite
2135 ONTARIO RD.-DESIRABLE HOUSE
keeping apartment. . large rooms. bath,
large porch. private entrance. lst floor.
Phone Columbia 7i9g.
l474 CLIFTON ST. NW.-2nd FLOOR: .
rooms. kit. and semi-private bath. $40
month; also single room.
WANT REFINED GIRL TO SHARE l-RM.
apt with another: good NV. section. Phone
Adams 4S9S-W or address Box 464-K.
Star Of1ce Reference.
NEAR MT PLEASANT LIBRARY-4-RM
apt. 1st floor: private home; 500. Address
Box 166-K Star office