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Evening star., 1934-04-21
Kaiser's Mystery Interpie'o
Said Vest Must Fight East
Indiscreet Statement, Suppressed in
1908, Declared Occident Should
Protect China From Japan.

Everybody knows what must come
to pass between Asia and the west,
the yellow race and the white" he
said. I'VE are unworthy of our
fathers II we are negligent of the
sacred duty of preserving the civiliza-
ton which they have achieved for us
and the religion which God has given
u.s."
He thought the japanese had been
over-estimated as fighters; they were
too small in stature.
Called Japanese Devils.
I'VE know this much about him
(the JAPANESE" the Kaiser declared.
He hates the white man worse than
the white man hates the devil. The
Japanese are devils, that's a simple
fact. They are devils!"
It was Is years earlier that the
Kaiser had painted his picture, THE
Yellow Peril"
Consolidation of the East consti-
tuted the chief threat to Occidental
security, he said, adding that 1t was
the particular duty of the white races
to prevent Japan from swallowing
China"
China's territorial integrity and the
open door" principle guaranteed by
several nations meant nothing, he
contended. since Japan was signatory
to all such treaties.
Called England a Traitor.
The Kaiser soid new treaty among
white nations was necessary to pre-
serve China's integrity, and Great
Britain should not be a party to it.
England is a traitor to the white
mans cause" he asserted. If that
alliance of theirs with Japan is per-
sisted in, I don't see how the British
Empire can be saved from dismem-
berment.
When self interest comes in at the
door, sentimental patriotism flies out
Of the window"
(The Japanese alliance was
terminated some years ago.
Australia and New Zealand had
invited the American fleet to visit
their shores as a warning &c the
home land that they had in the
United States "a friend who under
stands the white mans duty better
than the mother country seems to un-
derstand it." continued the emperor
And, he added, President Roosevelt
had sent the feet with that under
standing
Favored Alliance.
The most logical combination OF
nations to act as big brother" tc
China the Kaiser said, was that OF
the United States and Germany. He
had discussed this matter with Roose-
velt, he said, and Roosevelt had
agreed.
Some fine day the world will wake
up and read a quite little agreement
between Germany and the United
States declaring that We guarantee
Chinese sovereignty over Chinese ter
ritory . ." declared the emperor
Ohio! I wonder what my friend,
across the Channel will say to that.
Here, Hale reports, the Kaiser
guffawed and executed a dance ster
on the deck.
Evening star., 1934-04-21
SCIENTISTS TO PASS
ON "ELECTRIC WOMAN"
Marconi Will Study Mysterious
Blue Light Emanating
From Breast.

By the Associated Press.
ROME, April 21-Triestes electric
woman" came to Rome today It the
request Of Fuglielmo Marconi, who, as
president of the National Research
Institute, wanted to give specialists
an opportunity to study her.
This strange woman, Anna Monaro,
from whose breast emanates a mysteri-
GUS blue light several times a night,
was met at her train by Prof. De
Sanctis, director of the Nervous ALL
ments Clinic of Rome University.
She was taken Immediately to the
clinic, where she will be tested by
the use of special apparatus, prob
ably in the presence of Marconi.
Evening star., 1934-04-21
CARICATURE OF DAWES
REMOVED FROM SHOW
Has No Comment on ActicY
officials OF Metropolitc,
Museur1.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, April 21.-Withdra
of caricature of Charles G.. Daw,,
from the exhibit being conducted by
unemployed artists at the Metropoli-
tan Museum in New York City failed
to interest the former vice president
last night.
He epitomized his reaction with a
concise: Il have no comment"
Caricatures of Senator William E.
Borah and Adolf Hitler were with
drawn at the same time by museum
officials with the explanation that
they deemed it improper to display
etchings of this type depicting con-
temporary men.
Evening star., 1934-04-21
ROBBER THOUGHTFUL

BUDAPEST R.-Arpad Nemet, an
unemployed locksmith, got himself in
trouble by trying to keep another out
Of trouble
He robbed the till Of laundry and
left receipt. When he was caught
and asked why the receipt, he said:
I'm too decent to want to get the
cashier into trouble"
He was given three months.
Evening star., 1934-04-21
GROUP ATHEISTS
CHR|ST|ANPOW
Leader of Oxford Movement
SpeakS-PrinCipIe Seen
1 as World Salvation.

While a jazz band played In an
adjoining room a dozen members OF
an international team of the Oxford
group movement last evening at the
Shoreham Hotel bore witness to the
power of applied Christianity to
change the world. Representatives
of England, Holland, Germany, Latvia
and Canada told of their experiences
in the practice of New Testament
principles.
A large audience heard the appeals
for the liberation of mankind from
selfshneSs and sin through the sur
render of individuals to the will of
God.
Hermann Hagedorn, poet and his
torian, introduced DR.. Frank N. D..
Buchanan of London, leader of the
movement, and DR.. Buchanan pre-
sented his associates.
DR.. Jan De Bordes secretary Of the
League of Nations Financial Com
mittee, told of the movements effect
on banking and business.
'I believe Christ is the answer for
all our personal, national and in
ternational problems" he said. Ito
break down chauviniSm and fear
among nations We must eliminate
their causes from our personal lives.
1t is our task to make world flt
to live in by making men fit to live
in such world"
Lady Fletcher Speaks.
Lady Fletcher, widow of Sir Walter
Morley Fletcher, scientist, declared
"the question Of the hour is whether
we are going to have the spiritual
power to manage the new controls of
physical power which have been given
to U.S."
Ronald Hardy described his discov-
cry that business can be conducted
successfully according to the stand
ards Of Christian ethics, and George
Light, labor economist, argued that
"the depression was caused by spir-
itual bankruptcy and can be cured
only by spiritual development"
The Hon. MIS- A. M. Holman, Lon
don, spoke for the women of her
class, who formerly hunted four days
week and played golf the other
three" but who have found in the
Oxford Group movement a new sense
of responsibility. Reginald Holme
oxford, pleaded for a new meaning
of the phrase washington, D. c.
saying that the initials should sig
Nifty: Definitely Christian"
Others Present.
Others who witnessed" were George
Wood, Aberdeen; David Graham, Ok
ford; Fraulein Annemarie Orthaus
Hanover; Baroness Dina Hahn, Riga;
Maj. Stephen Foot, D. S. O., East
bourne; Cecil Morrison, Ottawa;
Richard Butler, James Warfield, James
Barnes and Robert Bowman, an Of
tawa newspaper man who enlisted in
the work as the result of being as
signed to cover meetings in Canada.
In the audience were Right Rev.
James E. Freeman, Bishop of Wash
ington, and Mrs. Freeman, Rev. DR..
Albert J. Mccartney, Mrs. Robert
Lansing, Senator and Mrs. Peter Nor
beck, Mrs. Gerald Nye, Mrs. Henry
Strong, Rev. DR.. H. E. Woolever, Rev
DR.. Alexander c. Zabriskie, Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. Noah H. Slee, DR.. Victor Clark
DR.. Wilson Compton, Gen. John M
jenkins, Lieut.. Col. c. H. Mason, DR.
E. E. Morse, Representative Robert F,
Rich, Representative Frank Gillespie
DR.. w. Sinclair Bowen and Albert W.
Atwood
There will be a second meeting at
the Shoreham Monday evening.
Evening star., 1934-04-21
0KLAH0MANS TO TEST
LAW ON STERILIZATION
State Board of Affairs Delays
Prison Operations, Pending
Outcome of Hearings.

BY the Associated Press.
OKLAHOMA CITY, April 21.-A
court test of the constitutionality of
that part Of an Oklahoma law pro-
viding for sterilization of habitual
criminals will be made before the
State Board of Affairs permits any
operations on penitentiary inmates,
Hugh AskeW, board vice chairman,
said yesterday.
After hearing testimony in the
case Of IL women at Central State
Hospital for the Insane, at Norman,
l am convinced the law is a good
one" Askew said Sterilization was
ordered in the IL cases.
Phe right of the State to sterilize
certain insane persons was upheld by
the Oklahoma Supreme Court a year
ago.
Evening star., 1934-04-21
GERMAN POLICE ORDER
BAN ON CATHOLIC PAPER
Charged With Referring to Some
Nazis as "Neo-Heathen."
Editor Seized.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
WUERzBURG, Germany, April 2l.
Police placed an eight-day ban on
the Catholic Daily Fraenkisches Volks-
blatt yesterday and took its chief
editor into custody on the grounds
that the paper recently published arti-
cles 'inimical to the best interests
of the state"
An angry crowd of Nazis entered its
plant Thursday and threw the days
editiono into the street. One particu-
lar offense was referring to some
Nazis as "Neo-heathens.
Evening star., 1934-04-21
Deaths Reported.

Eva D. Bohrer. 81. SOC Massachusetts, ave.
Armanda C. Schaffer. 70. 721 Massa-
Joseph D. Nevius. "A 512 Randolph st.
George A Jollife. 73. 129 18th st ne.
Edward J. Dpffes;, x: o. 2412 IL 18th ST. ne.
William NJ. Peck, 81. Sibley Hospital.
Ella T. Hughes. Sc, GA Bryant ST..
Harry Haynes, So. Garfield Hospital.
William M Long 55 Providence Hospital:
Percy W. NJ. Colburn. 33. .591s Broad
Joseph Grifhth 3. children's Hospital.
Julia A. Dodson, SIS, a6 K ST.. ne.
Edna v. Boyles. SO. st. Elizabeth's Hos
pital
Stafford White. ]. Gallinger Hospital.
Infant Nnrman Rnneo. GallArer Hospital.
Evening star., 1934-04-21
Births Reported.

Crawley and Anna Simpson. boy.
Francis and Thelma Ledroux. boy.
Garland and Ervil Angle, boy.
Johnnie and Sarah Knight. boy.
Robert and Mary Pitcher, boy.
William and Mary Bailey. boy.
Clyde and Edith Bradshaw, girl.
James and Annie Latimer. girl.
James and Jenny Linox. girl.
wallace and Ruth Dodson, girl.
James and Ernestine Dickson, boy.
James and Viola Harris. boy.
Clyde and Thelma Coates, girl.
Charles and Mamie willard, girl.
Evening star., 1934-04-21
ADMIR-. KING FLIES SOUTH
Navy Air Chief to Confer With
Macon's Commanding officer.

Rear Admiral Ernest j. King, chief
OF the Navy Bureau of AeronauticS,
took off today from the Naval Air Sta
tion for Miami, Fla, where he will
confer with the commanding officer
of the Navy dirigible Macon, now on
her way across country from the
West Coast.
Accompanying the admiral was his
aide, Lieut.. G. H Moffett, son of the
late Rear Admiral William A. Moffet,
who was killed in the Akron disas-
ter. Admiral King expects to re-
turn to Washington in few days.
Evening star., 1934-04-21
Pension Leader Is 103.

SPOKANE, Wash. [P).-Ernest Mil
Ter feels his election as chairman of
the Old-Age Pension League is fit
ting. He is 103 years old.
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HOuSES-FuRNISHED.

ROOMS. BATH LAVATORY OFF MAS
ter bed room. nicely furnished; rent $50;
adults only BOB Longfellow st. nv.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC. 1926 l4th ST.
NV DIST 3341.
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poor KALORAMA RD-Two attractive
single rooms French doors opening on
porches. Refined family. Meals optional.
Phone Potomac 1874
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1923 CLIFTON ST. N.W.-RoomS for rent
at reasonable rentals. -
COUPLE or two ladies; large room. double
bed bath . windows; nicely furnlShed.
Address Box ALL. Star ONCE.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-Unfurnishe room. preferably
on LIST floor. Call Leya Clark, MetTopoll-
tan 35SS
YOUNG business woman wants small. at
tractlvely furnished room IN private home.
section. owns small well hammered dog
would like garage and use OF piano also
Address Box 375-R Star office.
EXTRA LARGE FURNISHED ROOM with
private bath suitable for family OF
adults. must be quiet light. airy. prefer
ably in Well-kept private home hrst-
class neighborhood: walking distance Gov
eminent departments breakfast desirable.
but not necessary full particulars and
price Address Box 336-R. Star Office.
ADULTS" unfur sleeping rooms, kitch-
enette must be quiet; reasonable price.
Address Box 30l-R, Star once.
HASN'T some one a small housekeeping
apt they will rent TO a couple with baby?
Phone Adams 6s65.
QUIET elderly man wants small / h k.
room not over SO month. Address Box
29s-R Star Office
ROOM near I3th H1 .i G Ga sas5 by BY
towels and have them laundered out. Ad-
dress Box l3sR Star ONCE.
LARGE room for Ink walking dis
lance from 7th and Florida ave. n e
Must be reasonable. Address Box l51-R,
Star ONCE.
YOUNG MAN Government employe. de-
slyes room preferably with board, with
refined adult Jewish family. state tuII
particulars. Address Box l63-R. Star once.
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ROOMS AND BOaRD-SUBURBAN

CLEAN NEATLY FUR. ROOM adjoin-
Ing bath. pri. home of settled couple. free
transp. If you can drive. Clarendon 24S-J-l
MOTHER or father and child or two chill
dTen Will take 10 and from ofhce, large
front room, twin beds, oil heat; near
school. Bethesda, Md. Address Box
..9l r, Star offlce.
BET C. u AND MONASTERY-New
house attractive front rm and board, twin
beds; either couple or two men or ladies
Convenient cars and buses North 1890. .
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COUNTRY BOARD.

WEEK END GUESTS.
S5-Saturday to Monday including
meals at modern country house near
Harpers Ferry mountain cap. 80 miles
from WASHINGTON. Beautiful scenery,
reStful surroundings. Box 2S. Knox
Vile Md 20
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TABLE BOARD.

I4IO 10Th N.W.-Breskfast and dinner
tastefully prepared menus, hot breads and
fresh vegetables specially. North s00s.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-A few more peo-
pie to enjoy tome-cooked meals. Also
room for = young men. Phone North 1893.
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1861 MERIDIAN PL NV. off l4th St
Large. single room, S.w. exp. shower
owners home. . in family; gentleman
5S23 COLORADO AVE. N.W-Nicely fur
nished large front bed room; private home:
gentlemen preferred Georgia Ol55.
l4lO CRITTENDEN ST. NW-Nicely fur
nished well heated. single front room. quiet
home. phone. transportation. convenience.
MT PLEASANT III Kenyon st. NV
Cheerful south front. double or single. next
To hath. refined home
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WANTED-ROOMs AND BOARD.

MAN. .3S desires room and board in pri-
vate family. No other boarders. Give
particulars. Address Box 347-R. Star
office A.
GOVERNMENT EMPLoYE lady. desires
single room. Near transportation. Prefer
Catholic family. No boarding house. Rea-
sonable. Address Box 376-R. Star office.
3
YOUNG PROFESSIONAL WOMAN requires
bright. cheerful. > windows. private home,
no other boarderS. vicinity Dupont Circle;
reasonable. Give details. Shepherd 1873.
BOARD mother and son. aged l3; must be
refined home, high-type family. Address
Box 32S-R, Star office. a.
JEWISH young man, room and board with
adult family; reasonable; give details. Ad-
dress Box Abr. Star office.
WANTED by employed couple. room and
board in large. private home; reasonable
| Address Box 2G3-R. Star Office.
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1752-5456 QUE NV.
Single and double rooms. plenty heat.
hot water and baths; best meals; reas.
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1925 F ST. NV. APT 3-Warm. bright
double room; twin beds, next to bath.
SbO District .Sl31
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| CHEVY CHASE D. Groom, next bath;
automatic heat blk. to cars; breakf. priv.
| SI7 Cleveland S792. 3747 Huntington St
1890 10th NW.-Single front comfortable,
rooms all convenlenceS: near downtown:
reasonable
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-12-02

1919 JEFFERSON ST-Master bed room
for couple or two who appreciate nice
home, Board if desired. Georeia 7oal.
1888 QUE ST NW-Attractlve. clean,
single or double rooms. reasonable excel
lent meals Phone Decatur 4294.
2O3l QUE ST NW-Reservations avail
able Selective environment; private
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-12-02

SO5 MASS. AVE. NE.-Large front room,
nicely furnished Excellent food. Walk
ing distance of Navy Yard and Capitol.
Phone Atlantic 4119-J
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-12-02

III 3O3:S 18th ST NV. Apt 31O-Bed-living
- room, furnished lovely business woman
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-12-02

2236 CATHEDRAL AVE. ERLOOKING
Rock Greek Parks rooms. baths, eco
nomical General Electric oil furnace and
REFRIGERATOR flreploof garage excellent
condition. OWNER. 2242 Cathedral ave.
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

AT STUD Boston terrier. Boadys king
Son Jr.. winner in big Eastern snow. feF-
markings ROO oond st,
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1736 IRVING ST NW-English, village
type home. overlooking Rock Greek PARK,
beds bath: private family: employed gen.
tlemen preferred. Phone Adams $500.
314 E CAPITOL. Apt. 43-Room with
twin beds for two gentlemen; Govt. en-
plnyeS preferred
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-12-02

changed. mi . ST NV
1000 NEW HAMP AVE N.W.-Nicely fur.
sleeping room second floor front; n n.
Will rent to employed person; $40 month
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5000 BLOCK BLAIR RD-BEAUTIFUL
10 rooms. . baths h.-wh., electricity. ga
rage. p acre. with fruit trees, garden
l4l7 K ST NV Phone National 5000.
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES,

WE SPECIALIZE IN RENTALS.
40 years experience. Prompt remlttanceS
EDWARD P SCHWARTZ. INC,
1Ol4 Vermont Ave. Dist. $40.
MONERN HOUSE IN FALLS CHURCH
Fairfax County Young couple no children
must DE near transportation. Address
P o Box 233. Falls Church. Va.
NEED FURNISHED OR UNFINISHED
houses. BUNGALOWS and apis. List with me
for quick rental; clients waiting. LESLIE
d MEASELL. Cleveland 3465-
IF YOUR HOUSE is VACANT OR YOUR
tenant is leaving list your property with
US Prompt inspection and reliable tenant
assured.
141T L St. NV. Nat $3.50.
YOUNG BUSINESS MAN AND WIFE,
natives and permanent Washington resi-
dents want to lease modern detached
unfurnished home automatic heat; will
give best care: about SO. Address Box
l11-R. Star Office. e
WANTED-FURNISHE HOME IN WASH
lngton. or vicinity. months or longer
from first OF year. must have 3 or bed
rooms. Address Box 54-R. Star ONCE.
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3O35 CAMBRIDGE PL. NV. Georgetown
Gentleman who prefers the comforts of
home with best of meals Private family
of three adults. Phone Potomac @973-J.
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$500 18th ST. The Hillcrest-Desirable
spacious double room. southern exposure.
well-balanced meals. reasonable. Col. - so.
l6@a K ST. NV. The Lee-Maruue-Nicely
furnished rooms, newly decorated. private
baths showers. excellent board: downtown.
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1926 CLIFTON ST. N.W-Large front
room. kitchenette; also basement room
for light housekeeping both reasonable.
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1918 CLIFTON ST NV. Apt. 34-One
large room. next to bath; SO per month:
NEAR l4th AND PARK RD.-Comfortab
clean room to employed gentleman; private
home Phone Adams 942S.
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1900 KENYON ST. N.W-Nicely furnished
room in comfortable home; for gentleman
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-12-02

Mr.. sth AND COL. RID. 1855 Calvert
ST. NV. Apt. 41-Large attractive room;
newly decorated. south exposure maid
COLUMBIA :}1O6 before I after 5 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-12-02

OF 18th ST. NV. Apt. 63-Nicely fur
rished room all conveniences; walking dis
lance downtown and Government depart.
ments; lady only; $1,000.
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1926 l7th-Redecorated living nm. IRE
place Sun-bed rm. Is wind, non h. X;
CHEEKY. warm. quiet; cont. h. w.. phone;
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
OJIP MERIDIAN

262O 18th ST. NV.
Delightful home residence for men and
women, with lounges, sun parlor and draw
ing room: exceptional meals: convenient
location. singles. doubles; reasonable rates.
ROOMS AND BOARD-SUBURBA
OODRIDGE-Furnished room in small
private family; one or two persons; board
optional. Phone Potomac 0666.
LARGE ROOM. twin beds in quiet Chris
tian Cheverly home. 81 80 with break
fast. Phone Greenwood 1895.
ROOMS-SUBURBA
REFINED home in attractive Maryland
suburb offers comfortable pleasant. sec
ond-fioor suite; private BATH furnished
tor light housekeeping; suitable for en-
ployed couple: excellent surroundings:
built-in garages: adequate modern equip
ment. Hyattsville 1334-J
go SCHLEY AVE Arlington. Va.-One or
two women or couple; 81 so each per
week; mother and child. Sl2; will care
, for child If mother is employed
] 5 INGRAM AVE. Lyon Park. Va.-Nicely
furnished front room. suitable for two;
board If desired. Clarendon 293W-1.
2 FURNISHED ROOMS for quiet couple in
private home; heat. light and gas; $50
month; no children. Inquire $40 Central
ave. Capitol Heights. Md.
MONTGOMERY HILL Silver Spring. Md
l or , furnished or unfinished rooms.
connecting bath: breakfast optional: rea-
sonable. Address Box 130-R. Star office.
%
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BOSTON-Stud service; small show type.
best blood line: sires beautiful pups: fee.
SO. 2114 32nd St Sc Lincoln 4o27-J.
PUPPY white poodle. brown ears. female,
81; 10 weeks old. 4409 Stanford St. Chevy
Chase Md
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! Park. va apis;
and private bath.
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415 GAILATIN ST NW.-Attractive sin
gle room, screened porch. in private home:
pleasant neighborhood; board optional:
garage; reasonable. Phone Georgia l3o2.
1927 WEBSTER ST. N.W.-Nicely fur
nished large front room. private bath
phone Adams 3OST
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9l6 MARYLAND AVE. NE.-For women
kitchen privileges: quietest. most c0nven-
| lent apt anywhere; reas. Line. 05sH.
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zoos NJ ST. NW-Warm. bright front
ROOM neatly furnished. next bath; lO-mln
walk business section reasonable
OFF DUPONT CIRCLE. 1912 Goth St. NV
Spacious well-furnished bed-livlng room;
nlnnlnYed ladies
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HOUSES-FUR. d UNFURNiSHED.
ATTRACTIVE HOUSEKEEPING ROOM.
entire six-room house ami; h ". "; two I1o
house wish to continue. Adams 36S4-W.'
PETWORTH DETACHED HOUSE, Z RMS,
reconditioned throughout. SIS; furnished
house, Petworth. rooms, $50 R D.
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FOR COLoRED.
SIS Morton ST. NV r. and D.. $50 50
1872 N j ave. n.w-4 T. and b. 30 90
iti:s4 KaIorama rd n w r. and b. 3O.5"
ass Fla ave. Il vs. r. & B., INV h. q 50
Ills Tth ST nW-S r and b. 80 50
H / COLEMAN l4lO G NV. Met s33s.
REFINED COLORED les PIERCE ST
n w-S.5.5 so, 6-room brick. excellent con-
dition. Call National AIS.
FOR COLORED.
&C Myrtle ST. NE rooms bath. cleo
tricity Good condition. $1,000.
P j. WALSHE.
11o7 Eve St NV Natl 2Oa5.
COLORED.
1885 P ST. NV.
rooms and electric lights ..... 1913
Newly Papered and Painted.
BOSS & PHELPS,
1417 < St NV Phone National 5000.
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141o 18th W.-Attractive double room.
also vacancy for young lady; spacious en-
tertalnlng rooms; reaS.; also table board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-12-02

HOUND - Excellent hunter; young. well
trained: reasonable viii exchange for
typewriter. Lurelake Farm. Colesvllle. Md
BEAUTIFUL COLLIE PUPS. + weeks old:
males. So females. So. Lurelake Farm.
COleSVillP. Md
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1934-12-02

: KALORAMA RID. NEAR COL. RD-S3O
monthly. South front room. shower bath.
Breakfast. dinner. Gentleman only,
Phone Adams 565S