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The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-01
CONTRACT BRIDGE
 By VIM. E. MCKINNEY Secretary Of the American Bridge League
Woman Real Champion Suits Do Not Break We'll For Miss Efinor Murdock But She Makes Grand Slam
 By Squeeze Play.
SOLUTION TO PREVIOUS CONTRACT PROBLEM

The title of the first ranking woman bridge player of the United States" now justly belongs to Miss Elinor Murdoch of New York City. Not only is she entitled to rate first with the women, but her now standing is eleventh on the National Masters list.
 Miss Murdoch insists that good men players can outplay good women players. She has demon- strated, by her. numerous victor ies, that she can adapt her game to that of her partner, and par tnership bridge is far more i'm portant than spectacular end plays or coups. Don't doubt for minute that Miss Murdoch can not handle the difficult situations when they confront her.
 Today's hand was played by Miss Murdoch, who was sitting in the South position. Vests open ing lead was the jack of clubs, which Miss Murdoch won in dum-
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my with the ace. That lead prac-, tically marked West with four clubs. His bid of hearts also makes it seem likely that he holds the king of that suit, so Miss Murdock's next play was to cash the ace of hearts.
 Then four rounds of trump were taken. which picked up all thespades in East's hand, West discarding three hearts and dum- my discarding the four of hearts on the last round of trump.
 Miss Murdoch then tried for the diamond break, leading in suc- cession, the ace, king and queen but. upon the third lead, West dis carded another heart.
 The ,squeze was now all set. The act of spades was played and West was helpless. If he let go club. dummy's three clubs would win; while, if the king of hearts was discarded, it would establish the queen of hearts for declarer.
 (Copyright 1884, NEA Service. Incl
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Jack Wilkenson's home in South bury was the scene of a party given the host last night by friends. The house was attractively decorated with orange and black streamers. Games and refreshments were enjoyed during the evening. Those in attendance were: Paul Devino and Harriet Rowan; Ray Weston and Anna Neil; John Rush and Nancy Crowley; Jack Wilkin- son and Annette .Gunertin; Howard Gillon and Rita Bernier; Bill But terly and Eneanor Riedy; George Dolan and Kay Egan; Fred Sul- Lenard and Marie Deconinck; Ray Nolan and Frances Parker; Roy O'Neil and Jane Foster; Ray Lynch and Rosemary Dawling; Thomas Costell and Grace Callahan, Mrs. F. DeConinck and Mrs. w. Wilkenson.
 A birthday party was given in honor of Miss Flora Bartolini of Thomas street at her home, recent ly, the occasion being her seven- teenth birthday. Games and danc- ing were enjoyed and a delicious luncheon was served. Those pres- ent were: Misses Flora Bartolini. Clara ,Bianchini, Elizabeth .Berar- dis, Lena Bilancioni, Rose Bar Bartolini, Anna Pasini, Jane Bilan- cioni, Ada Bartolini and Jennie Bartolini. Messrs Louis Ragazzino, salvatore Merluzzi, Louis Bilan- cioni. Dan Tarullo and Mario Rag- aZZino. t...-.
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 Miss June Garren entertained at masquerade party at her home on Melrose avenue recently. The home was attractively decorated in Halloween colors. Games were en- joyed and buffet luncheon was served. The guests included: Amy Erk, Martha Schooner. Edith Stein- man, Virginia Eos, Evelyn Paige, Edith Stienagle, Alice Waterworth. Rose Smith, Helen Murphy, Agnes LaCroix, Ruth Whitaker. Helen Lyons, Lois Garren, June Garren and Stephen Rouncher, Francis Cosgrove, David Waterworth. Jo- seph Karas, Louis Emons, William O'Shea, Elmer Youngquist. William Hammerman, Francis Judd, Will liam Donovan, Francis Albert. John Cluney, John Hanley and Raymond Upson.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-01
Bridge Tourney
 Is Started Here

Ten tables were in play in the first qualifying round of the first district of the third annual Con. necticut pair championship tour nament at the Elton last night.
 The high scores follow: Section 1, Lawrence L. Lewis and Frank Smyth, Jr, .645; Rollin Clark and Henry E. Preusser, .625; Paul Shaw and H. Edward, .562; Mrs Herman Rehm and Mrs Frank L.. Squires, .527; Frank McNamara and Leo Kraus, .520.
 High scores in Section ? follow: Hollis Immick and Warren HeideI .798; Herman Rehm and Arthur Weck1er, .625; Dr Emmons Wolff and Paul Monroe, .590; Joseph Sullivan and Walter -Geraghty, 1892; Leo Battle and William w. King, .527.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-01
CONTRACT BRIDGE
CORNELL CONTRACT CLUB
-Borman photo.


 In the first of new series of the Cornell Contract club held yesterday afternoon top scorers scorers were: North and South; Mrs Arthur Cook and Mrs William Briggs, 390 and runner-up Miss Rachel Hengeveld, and Mrs John Kruse, 565; and East and West, Mrs Louis Schmidt and Mrs James Ross, 627; and ruhner-up Mrs Mat thew Houston and Mrs John Nor iarty, 585.
 The final session of the Wednes- day evening tournament of the Cornell Contract club was held Winners for the series were: Ther- esq Timms and Margaret Kilroe, 42S 1-2; Miss Jane Keough and Catherine Keough, 386; Joseph Brennan and Phyliss Cirica, 3S5; Mrs G. Sperring and Mrs c. John son, 384; Misses Elise Carroll and Jennie Freney, 379 1-2;- Margaret Doyle and Margaret Cunningham, 377.
 Winners in last evenings session were: Joseph Brennan and Phyliss Sirica, 46 1-2 tied with MT and Mrs Horace Candee; MT and Mrs Charles PattersonS46 and East and West: Mrs G. Sperring and Mrs c. Johnson, 56 1-2; and Miss Claire Walsh and Winifred O'Reilley 55 1-2
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followed by a reception and lunch
 con: Governor, Clarence w. sey-
 mour of Hartford; deputy gover-
 nor,, Rev Anson T. Gessner of Wa terbury; recording secretary, Miss Jennie Loomis of Windsor; cor
 responding. secretary, Miss Clara A.. Kellogg of Hartford; assistant treasurer, Martin Wills of Hart ford; historian, Donald A. Dun- ham of Hartford; assistant histor- ian, B: Stanley Wells of Newing- ton; Elder, Rt Rev Chauncey E. Brewster; captain, Robert Lowell Smith of New London; and audi tor, Edwin G. Tucker of Hartford.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-01
MATTATUCK BRIDGE CLUB

Top scorers in last evenings ses- sion of the Mattatuck Bridge club were: North and South Frank Sul- livan and T. J. Shea, 65; John Lud- dy and Margaret Delaney, 64h; Margaret Raymond and Miles Nc Mfr, Jr, GA; and East and West, Miss Catherine Grove and Mrs Mollie Burns, 79; Miss Catherine Calvin and Olive Ryan, 66; Theo- dore Wood and Edward Deeley, 59h; substituting for Miss Phyliss Sirica and Joseph Brennan.
 The official standing to date is as follows: John Luddy and Ed ward Stevens, 647; Winifred Whe- Ian and M. Calvin, 638; Olive Ry- an and Catherine Calvin, 57S and T. J. sShea and Frank Sullivan, 565.
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Joseph Mccarthy of West Main street has returned after spending several days in Boston.
 MT and Mrs John McManus of Philadelphia are the guests of Mrs Mary Reilley of Frost road for sev- eral days.
 Many Waterbury people attend ed the party in honor of MT and Mrs H. P. Heating of East Haven at their home Saturday evening in honor of their Eth wedding anni- versary. Guests were also present from Hartford, Bridgeport and Newark, N. J.
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served. Those present were. Phyl- lis Esposito, Mary Mazzalupo, Rosemary Lentini, Virginia De- Marine, Nellie Capocchi, and Mrs J. Giacin. The next meeting will take place at the homeof Nellie Capocchi. so
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Personal

Charles F. Rogers, son of Mir and Mrs Harold F. Rogers of Chap man avenue, who suffered a brok- near his home yesterday is a pa- tient at the Waterbury hospital.
 Miss Elizabeth Wade White of this city is spending several days in New York where she is regis tered at the Barbizon- Plaza Hotel.
 Miss Flora Anderson of Water town avenue is spending several days in Springfield, Mass.
 Mrs Alfred Hart of Buckingham street who has been registered at the Madison for a few days re- turned home today.
 Benedict Maloney, a student at Villanova College, is spending sev. eral days with his parents, pr ana Mrs D. J. Maloney of Cooke street. Miss Kathleen O'Brien of Grove street has returned after spending few days in Bridgeport.
 MT and Mrs Charles Manville have with them MT and Mrs John L. Little, Jr., of Providence, R. l.
 Announcement has been made of. the birth of a son to MT and Mrs Paul A. Sullivan of Washing ton, D.. c. Mrs Sullivan is the for. mer Mis- Josephine Duncan of this city. t~
 Mrs Irving H. Chase has return ed to her home on Rose Hill after spending several days in New York.
 Miss Ann Audrey of East Main street is spending few days in
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-01

Members of the sew and sew club met at the home of Phyllis Espocito last night. The regular social get together followed a meeting of those present. Miss Virginia DeMarine was initiated into the group. Sewing and card playing were enjoyed until a late hour and a buffet luncheon was
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-01

LESLEY HYNDEs REHM'S Beginners Classes fin Dancing Opening as F0llowss Aesthetic Classest Baby SerOva Class (4-6 yrs) Masonic Temple Hall-Sat. after noon Nov 3rd, at Two o'clock. Intermediate's Classs (8-1 12 yrs) Masonic Temple Hall-Sat. morning Nov srd. at nine o'clock.
 These Classes to take part in the Fantastic Operetta Behind The Clouds" in February-also in the Closing Recital, "The Pageant of the Months in April.
 Social Classs High School Beginners: Mas
 onic Temple Hall-Sat. evening
 Nov. 3rd. at 7:30 o'clock.
 For further particulars phone
 or address:
 LESLEY Fl. REHM,
 Tels S-0DBA. 1lD Concord St., City 1
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Miss Ann Audrey of East Main street is spending few days in New York city. &ss
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Mrs Irving H. Chase has return ed to her home on Rose Hill after spending several days in New York.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-01
Mrs Nora Doyle Will
 Attend Penn School

Mrs Nora Doyle of watertown avenue, district deputy of Royal Neighbors of America, will attend a school of instruction to be held by the society at the Benjamin Franklin hotel in Philadelphia, Pa, on Wednesday and Thursday, Nov 14 and 15.
 Approximately. forty-five state supervising and district deputies of the fraternal benefit society from seven states and the District of Columbia will be in attendance. The states to be represented are Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, New York, Maryland, New Jersey, Con- necticut and West Virginia:
 Miss Erna M. Barthel of Rock Island, III, supreme recorder of the society, will conduct the school.
 The topics to be discussed at the school will pertain to the activities of the society.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-11-01

Miss Olympia Guerrero was the honored guest at shower given at her home on Division street by the Stuggie club of which sine is a member. Later in the evening the guests went to Bosco's grill on East Farm street where friends had arranged a party for Patsy Tamasiella, future bridegroom. Games, dancing and refreshments were enjoyed.
 Among these present were: Jose phine Lauria, Mildred Lauria, Anna Stoffi, Margaret Lauria, Jen- nie Petrastro, Connie Fusca, Jo- sette Marie Favale, Carmela Mar gini, Mary M. Favale, Mary Gugiol- letti Olympia Guerrera and Roc- eco, Paladino, Domenic Lambuo, Harry Pugliese, Vincent Tomasiel- l To, James Harrigan, Nick Tom asiello, Domenic Fusco, Fibre Smith, Kenneth Lango, Angelo Fusco, Frank Ricchezzo, Harold Callens and Al Lauria.
 The regular weekly meeting of the I. K. D. sorority was held at the home of Miss Lucille Sheehan of Wolcott street recently. Plans were discussed for post Hallow- cen party to be held later in the week. Dancing and a delicious luncheon were enjoyed. Those pres ent were: Nora Broderick,. Helen Murphy, Loretta Vance, Eileen Shea, Tessie Murphy, Lucille Shee- han and Imelda Boyle
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ROOMS--UNF
ROOMS AND BOARD.

1929 X ST. NV. the Lee-Marque-Nicely
furnished room. running water; excellent
board. home cooking: downtown. &c
1854, CONN. AvE;-Double or single room;
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uEIp-MEN AND WOMEN.

For milk. liberal commission. Only, rea
salesmen need apply. Apply between ah
s m only, 622 Tower Bldg.
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ROOMS-FUR. AND UNFUR.

DESIRABLE FURNISHED ROOMS. ali con-
veniences; bus and car service. Rosslyn, Va
Clarendon 1902, SAMAHA & BRO.
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PERSONAL.
EGAnA.r,AaAA

with principal routes. desires transportation
to Florida. Address Box 12T, Star ONCE.
WHEN DEATH STRIKES FAMILY. THERE
is no need to feel that they must accept in
pay high price. The Greater w. w
Chambers Co. offers a complete funeral. cars
waterproof. airtight guaranteed steel burial
vault may be had from Chambers for $50. In
case of death call the Greater W. W. Cham
berS Co., 14th, corner Chaplin NV CO. 0432.
Phone or write your address. We Will send
you a beautiful catalogue of how we do IT.
REDUCING TREAT, So; REMOVES SUR
PLUS FAT IN SPOTS; RESULTS ASSURED;
CABINET BATH; ELEC. TREAT. NO. 620S
1913 N ST. e
PINEWOOD REST HOME.
SILVER SPRING. SH. 17T2.
A selected home where convaleScents may
obtain regulated diets and careful attention;
RESERVATIONS. I'
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SALE-AUTO TRUCKS.


REQ 1880 I-ton panel in unusually fine
condition Repainted and looks like brand
new: excellent tires. Good for thousands
used truck value as We have ever seen. S275.
The Trew Motor Co.. 1926 14th ST. de-
1910.
bsa2 on Panel Da3ns msehsqtse penteet
Of economiesl service 4 hsRdsc@: tTTsk VIZ
to tor Co. o f5ae H @ I4th st DE. 1910.
CHEVROLET 1881 1Ia-ton panel; splendid
condition throughout; excellent tires on al
%hes sisu ssrTes ss rhs TsS Moof
Co.. 1873 i4th st. DE 1910.
new, paint. completely oyerha1SieS1i s1iSi. Dddss h1s
service at small fraction Of original cost.
See this truck; S295. The Trew Motor Co..
1926 I4th st. DE. 1910, -
FORD 1892 la-ton panel: tires practically
brand-new; complete new paint: late model
with low mileage. economical 4-cylindeT ,en en-
The The rev Motor o.. 1926 l4th st. DE.
1910.
FORD 1880 la-ton panel; tires like new.
truck entirely repainteo, making hanosoms
ready for hard service real bargain for
only S245. The Trew Motor Co.. 1925
NEW YEAR CLEARING SALE
CHEVROLET late 1922 panel do with f,if.d side
e1EaI a1Usn'tot to new in every respect. .-: s34o
FORD. 1881 AA 1ll-ton panel body, o-,
WHITE gf11s'i i,.:tOn, pneamatic tires, lights
and starter. stake body and reconol- ook
ACME 2is-ton. 6-.cylinder sR oonti;
mental motor. new tires. lights and ,oo
CHEVROLET lh-ton, dump body; =. l15
CHEVROLET 1929 1l4-ton. stake BODY. %
DODGE-GRAHAM. stake body. ....... 1..55
FEDERAL 1-ton. stake body; 1890 I5Q
CHEVROLET 112-ton, stake body. 122S
FORD 1929 light delivery. panel: go. 90
YELLOW W-KNIGHT l-ton, panel body D
ROBT. HERSON AUTO EXCHANGE. INC,
70 Elnrida Ave N e
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

STUDEBAKER 1881 President sedan; almost
new. low mileage: owner leaving country;
price reasonable. 147s Chaplin st. NV. 7'
STUDEBAKER BUYERS. ATTENTION. We
debskers in sedans. broughams. coaches and
de luxe models; 1888. 1882. 1881, 1890.
priced as low as S265 every car in fine
condition mechanically and appearance. See
these Studebakers before you buy. Lee D.
Butler. Inc. 2155 Champlain st. NV.
AUTOMOBILES at Weschlers auto auction
a2S H st. NV. every Wednesday and Satur-
day. 10 am Usually q GOOD assortment
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CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its advertisers
from receiving circular matter, 1t is
expressly understood and agreed that
all such matter will be withheld as
far as possible by The Star. Only
bona fde answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers in care OF
The Star will be delivered to adver-
tisers on presentation OF the box
number ticket.
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1886 HIGH ST S.E-Front room, suitable
for two, with or without board; no other
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

Florida. inexpensive trip; accommod atoms
for two. Phone North 112S.
WANTED-DRIVER TO FLORIDA IN RE
turn for transportation; references ex-
changed. Address Box 1925. Star office. r.
CLERGYMAN AND WIFE GOING TO ST
Petersburg. Fla. about the 18th. for three
weeks trip. Studebaker sedan. can accom-
mOdate two three congenial passengers.
Address Box 4S4-S. Star ONCE. 7'
MOTORING TO FLORIDA, ACCOMMODA-
ttonS for 2 or 3, new car; references ex-
changed. Columbia 1872
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EMPLOYED INDIVIDUALS wanted for per
sonai contact work; no selling oaI3na2 ANY one 2a
i've ease add very substantially to his IN
This is honest diSoRReq SnrReps esFe eape
eisIiy eligihle Give phone number II con-
venient. Address Box 472-S, Star once.
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HIRE-AUTO TRICKS.

OWNER and IM-ton International open for
contract. local or long-diStance hauling.
Phone Cleveland $3.50 6'
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1856 PARK RD-Wen furnished comfort
BILE, clean; secondf1oor front. 81 week;
hlrd-GoOr back 81 week co TAI
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SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.
4

MOTOR. Westinghouse, single phase induc-
tion, SHIP; best condition; S35. c. H. Mar
shall. GEnrRia 70rN e
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2llQ NW.-Clean, comfortable room, with
excellent home cooking. $40 q week; 4
people in large room. 50 APIECE 1s
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WOMAN, white so years old VINO ussIIe s
good home; one in family; no laundry, nS
furnace work. Apply at any tlme' o4o%
st. NV, city.
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Known Truth TOOLS; largest line OF Spe,,
c and mechanSSs Ss 2Tcf T9Gi s5d ad
foinine Maryland, Virginia counties VIII
train the man employed; Can 10 Mr.. whey
1 an IInnce- 9Th and l. D1 4SOO. =
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1855 ST. N.W.-Desirable double rooms
one with private bathi unfurnished II de-
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ATTENTION MEN! Barber & Ross, Inc,
Need the services Of several wide-awake men
Of neat appearance We otteF Ter m I'm bsss
~ reasonabie and satisfactory earnings; and
your future is largely up TO you. app APPtS apd On
Monday morning between anu Ao''O' 'O
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beds; refined home; gentlemen who appre-
ciate home comforts; convenient to Govt.
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1927 10th ST. N.W.-Large room. newly pa
meals; other vacancies re
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ATTENTION! ,2OO3 Columbia Rd. NV
Beautiful single double rooms; Southern
cooking; ami; $3.50 and up weekly. DE.
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31S MD. AVE NE, near CapitoI and S1r.
ate-Large double front room; will khsrs
WIN another gentleman; home cooked meals;
pIIOnet reasonable. 20
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DUPONT CIRCLE, 174l p nw-Nicely fur
nished. single front room. hot-water heat,
continuous hot water
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RADIO-Beautifu $3.50 r. c. A. radio-V Vic
trola and record-recording combination
like new; exchange for late model ca
sedan. Address Box GOT. Star ofhce.
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2O59 PARK RID, facing Rock Creek Park
Large front room shower bath inst h w
mod imp, phone; gentleman, Govt. employe.
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

MAN middle-aged, to call on banks and cor
porations in District; must furnish rele1- ed- :
ences and past experience; real posI.loh ,b2 5ot
oa1
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1910 18th ST. NV. Near Scott Circle
and without bath.
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FORD 1929 sport roadster; new top; paint
to go; S97; 81 down, Sc monthly. Nolan's,
III Eighteenth st. Open nights
balance SIT monthly. Call Hillside 00oS. Y
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MAN-Mil supply ana contractors eouip-
ment house wants thoroughly experienced
man about 80 capable Of selling ing: keeping SIdnnS
warehouse Reply, stating full particulars
and references. Address Box 4O7-S' Star
nnA
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SITUATIONS-WOMEN.

q OPERATOR, years experience
good references; can take position at once
Nj
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745 18th ST NW-Large room twin
eds Call Potomac 236S
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1926 B1LTMORE N.W.-Attraetive. single,
double; cultured American family: French,
Russian spoken; excellent meals; convenient.
CO 9I4O.
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35Os LOWELL ST. near Cathedral-Loyeiy
iaLse isatse room for couple. in refined home; de-
HclouS cooking; every comfort los
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1343 EUCLID-Large front, double and sim
gle; con. h.-w.; excellent table; S25 and $40
month; transientS. CO lO422.
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SALESMAN, with above-average recent rec.
ord selling some packaged commoolty 10
grocers Strictly permanent position, pay
ino salary plus expenses and share OF prof.
it's it's for for hard working go-setter on his home
territory. with reputable. established leoH coz
manufacturer. First letter must give ~
particulars to receive consideration. Conn
Genital. Address Box 434-S. Star ONCE
TYPEWRITER MECHANIC. General TYPE
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GENTLEMAN wishes large furnished rooF1
preferably with lavatory or bath: quiet
state particulaEs. Address Box ST. Star
, UNFUR. ROOMS. ground door or base
ment; must be central, low priced Reply
oy letter only. Crawford, 941 NV. O.
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HEMoRRHoIDs ERADIcATED BY MY OWN
method results ettectiVe foT nj n1eTe dres or or
surgery. DR.. SOhIMERWRECK, 1860 CO.
lumbia rd. Adams 03SS.
SWEDISH MASSAGE, INFRA-RED, ULTRA
violet rays. elec. cab. baths by appt; VIVIAN
HOPKINS, 2701 Conn. ave. co. 1884:
BOOK PLATES, LETTERHEADS AND ADS
designed; lettering and drafting OF all xmas
Reasonable District 1906. =
PARTNER WANTED; OLD, WELL ESTAB-
lished cleaning and dyeing shop; woman
preferred; inside. Address Box 499-S, star
Office.
FOUR DOZEN STRICTLY FRESH EGGS
delivered for one dollar, from ShenaHdoah
VALLEY. Va. Phone Lincoln 1900.
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APT. AND BOARD, suitable for four men:
waking distance Of Navy Yard. Phone At
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rooms. private. semi-private bath; refined
home; not boarding house: excellent cui-
sine: reasonable
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WANTED.

Men and women of neat, appearance. & foI
mari or fun time. in our lot sales depart
ment Experience not necessary. LlpetaI
commissions paid while IGR4 Iea54iqsw wAsa1SG 81 Hi
TON REALTY co, 1900 Georgia ave.
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BOY, white living with parents, for stock
room: So per week at start, rapid advance
Indiana
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

2634 WOODLEY PL-Highly desirable room
suitable for two gentlemen or couple; board
optional. CO. 1851
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TILDEN GARDENS DEsIR-
able apts.. 3 exposures. living room sun
room bed rooms. baths. dining room
kltchen elec. refrig. 1920 Tilden. CT. 1928.
NEAR 18th & COLUMBIA RD.-FIVE RMS
ana bath; elec. refrigeration. porch; must be
seen 10 the appreciated. Call Ma SS75
BROD1E & COLBERT INC
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NEAR CAPITOL,

Adults preferred. outside rooms bath
ami hrst-class condition. good location
81 Md ave. ne. Ii. 6505-J.
424O-2 39th ST. NV, AT WISCONSIN AVE.
Two rooms. kitchen. bath. S46: electric re-
irlgeration on house current Janitor on
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CARPENTER-EXpe white man for
erences Address Box 404-S. Star offce.
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APARTMENTS-UNFURN1SHFD

1880 r. !. AVE NE ROOMS. DINETTR
kitchen. bath. screened porch: elevator serv-
ICE ELECTRIC refrlgeration on house current:
800 and $50 so. Resident manager Phone
Decatur 44lG
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OFFICE AND SALES MANAGER, expert
enced, well educated, reliable. financially
responsible, permanent WASHINGTON resi-
dence TO take entire charge MANUFACTURING
plant with national output, capable estao-
fish new branches all over U. s. and Canada;
eoid-edge proposition. For appointment call
I'm lls-S.u
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HELP----MFE.

AUTOMOBILE MEN-Because, Of advance
Information on new 1884 Plymouth and
Chrysier models. soon to be announced. we
are going to increase the size OF our retail
ing in sales and popularity-oIers Won
derful money-making opportunity for the
men we select. Thorough training will be
given. Apply in person to Mr.. Ohm. 637
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MEN (2(. neat appearing; good S oppGFtqnlIty annIv
for hard workers; none other neeo Apply
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EN'r. HALL LIV RM.. l AND BED RMS.
din. KIT. and b. with shower $40 to $50
WYATT Apis. 1870 Ga ave q " GE 1ssa