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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-04-09
BIG BUSINESS AHEAD-PREPARE
FOR IT.!

Again The Times-News urges upon the
people of Hendersonville and this section
that they get busy and stay busy for the
next thirty to sixty days, with, an improve
ment program which will include clean
ing, painting. repairing and Improvement
of property, and general effort to make
the town and section more attractive, To
visitors Visitors are already coming and
the big push will be in full swing by June
first, which is less than two months dis
tant. Hendersonville and and this terri
tory should. be fully prepared for the
crowds by June first. Unless everybody
engaged in predicting is fooled, this Is
going to be a. record breaking season for
tourist business in this area. All signs
point in that direction, T.,
The more attractive the town and sec
ton can. be made the stronger the pull for
tourist patronage and for locating resi-
dents here We have many good citizens
who have come from other sections OF the
country, who have been anchored here by
the natural advantages of the section and
the attractions of the, mountain country.
These advantages, together with the al
vantages of clean and attractive town
and friendly and hospitable people, offer
the drawing cards of the town and section.
The property owners and business people
of the community and section should make
the largest possible use OF these adVah-
tages. s, .,-...
Let us have to offer visitors the adVan
tages of a town as attractive as It can, pos
sibly be made, in addition to the natura
advantages which Nature has SO lavish!
bestowed on this section. This purpose
can be accomplished with clean, painted
buildings, both residences and business
houses; attractive properties offered, TO,
sale or lease; clean streets and alleys
yards and public spaces filled with. beauti-
fut shrubs and flowers; an ample number
of comfortable green benches on the
streets; and golf courses, tennis courts,
swimming pools and lakes The play
grounds are being prepared and put in or
der. ALL of the work of preparation for
visitors which should be part of the gen.
eral program for their reception and ell
tertainment during the Spring and Sum-
mer, should be well under way by this
time. .--
The Times-News urges, that our people
realize the need for prompt and business
like action along all the lines suggested,
in. preparation for the annual tourist sea-
son.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-04-09

The News-Reeord and The Times, week
ly newspapers published: at MarshaHs have
been consolidated, Marshall of course,
does not have sufficient newspaper patron
age for two papers, although each was
published but once a week.. There are a
number of other towns in North Carolina
where two newspapers are just one too
many. The communities and the publish
ers would find it more satisfactory to have
one first class newspaper instead, of two
second or third class papers. However,
someone has said that the clashing opinions
of men are usually responsible for the at.
tempt to publish two newspapers in one.
newspaper towns. That is aSeendition hard
to change as long asnaEsan d allure is hui
man nitures l :
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-04-09

milk Is unc0n'
taminated. You
are going to de-
m a n d t h o S {
things as n mat
ter of self pres,
ervation ev e Il
though you dc
not care what
happens to the
other f ell o W.
which of course,
is not the case,
You want your
calf on1 those in
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-04-09

If you are a sensible, thinking
person, you are going to insist
that the water supplying your
community is pure, and that the
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-04-09

hiek town is place where you can find tn
house key under the floor mat
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-04-09

/ If that 112-year-old Turk doesn't find work in
Hollywood, he might get job as jail guard
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-04-09

But how do they know the public won't buy
sound new securities if they don't offer any?
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-04-09

The chief fault in news pictures is that tn
hersac ss6iser always looks meaner than the DIES
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-04-09

Advertise it or you M,
have to keep it.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-04-09

cepted.
Our city has magnificent
watershed covering many square
miles Of marvellous mountain
country. To prevent any possible
contamination of the ! watershed,
paid wardens patrol that land and
will arrest any person who tres
passes on it. Yet we have within
the boundaries of our city and
you have within the boundaries
of your city, persons sick, who
are so poorly cared for that they
represent constant contamina-
ton of the population,
Are you your brothers. keeper?
You had better be- if. YOU would;
keep yourself and your loved
ones.l 3%E ~
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-04-09

WASHINGTON, April 9.-Tho
secretary of the navy, in these
modern days, needn't be personal
ly sailor, for the navy, like the
army, has aspects Of big business
that are not less important than
going to sea.
Secretary Swanson, though not
a sailor, has always had an inter-
est in the navy, as all good Viz
ginians have. The great base at
Hampton Roads makes naval af-
fairs home problem to Virginia.
And when you rise through the
House of Representatives to the
governorship and into the Sen
ate in Virginia politics, you know
something of naval affairs, espc-
cially if you add long service on
the Naval Affairs committee, as
Swanson did.
Little time need be devoted to
the regular extra assignment to
the Smithsonian Institution and
the Arlington Memorial Amphi-
theater commission, but the navy
secretary's assignment to the
Council of National Defense and
the Executive Council entails
more definite responsibilities.
In. these days of oil-burning
ships, it is natural that the navy's
civilian head should be member
of the Federal Oil Conservation
board.
Two dependencies, Guam and
American Samoa, which are navy
administered, fall under the sec
retary's jurisdiction, as do the
Naval Observatory and the Hy-
geographic Office, which makes
maps and surveys which aid navi-
cation.
Perhaps even more than the
army, because of its great mass
of expensive equipment, the navy
is a business job. The huge ships
and dockyards, the maintenance
and repair of the great battle
fleet, and the supplying of its
needs, as we'll as the, experiment
ing and planning for future ships,
all must be carried on under the
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1934-04-09
DELEGATES FROM 4
MIDWESTERN STATES
URGING BOYCOTT

CONTINUED from page one.)
American citizenship to the sci
enlist. The congressman praised
Einstein as diving immortal
and as "the most illustrious sci
enlist since Isaac Newton" Aft
er Kenney spoke, the mcet;ng
adopted resolution urging con-
gress to make Einstein citizen
by special act.
Reed displayed some of his old
eye of the secretary of the navy.
Old-fashioned and courtly in
manner, Swanson was born Ill
Swansonville, Va, II years ago.
NEXT: Harold L. lckes, secre.
tary Of the interior.
Evening star., 1934-02-25

1914 18th ST NV, Copley Courts Apt
Nicely furnished room for one or people;
ref eyc Ant 50I
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1888 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-Beautiful
table: vel heated. refined; reduced rates.
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

lUOIS, APT. sos, l410 NJ st. NV
y furnished. well kept room. next to
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1890 N ST. N.W-Nicely furnished double
room, adj. bath. Ink. If desired; respect
able: reasonable southern expos.
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FOR COLORED.
242 Bryant st NV T. and bath SIS 90
242i2 Bryant st n.w.-4 rooms 20. 50
244 Bryant ST. n.w.-4 T. and bath. 1850
300 Bryant st. nw-6 r. and b b 90
II. I. COLEMAN. l410 @ 81. NV NE s33S
COLOPED
2633 SHERIDAN ROAD SE-5 ROOMS
and bath. all modern Improvements. Only
SO per month. Phone MR.. CLARK. Ma.
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NORTHWEST.
NORTHEAST AND SOUTHEAST

NORTHEAST AND, SOUTHEAST.
1887 Mich. ave. ne a. 10 r. S55 90
l2l6 c st. NE T.. gar. .... SIS 90
1915 10Th s.e.-6 rms. porcheS.. So. 90
l426 T ST. Se-6 rms. porches. 5000
1916 Oates n.e.-8 r. ga. porches. so 90
1871 Owens n.e.-f r., gar. porcheS AZ 80
g24 10th s.e.-Corner. new cond.. 40 80
32S 18th s.e.-5 r., Gear gar. 80. 1880
] 1873 Abbey Dl. ne.-6 r, gar. A. so
jill Montello ave.-6 r. 2-car gar. 1900
3Of Seaton ne-8 r.: b:... 1000
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1925 14th 81 NV Di 3347
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ROOMS AND BOARD-SUBURBAN

ATTRACTIVE ROOM with sleeping porch:
adults home; modern near bus; board
optional; garage. Clar 243-W-l.
CLARENDON, 1906 East Wilson blvd
Large. comfortable room: adults: convent
ent; reasonable. Clarendon 6l5.
MAN AND WIFE or two ladies; no objec-
tion to one child: will care for child while
parents work. 81 Schley ave. Arling-
ton. Va
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BOARD.

MOTHER EMPLOYED, with three children
desires board with family who will give
children care during day: reply giving
proximity to schools. etc. and rates. Ad-
dress Box 1867. Star office.
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1927 PARK RID, APT. Warm. cozy
gentleman only; So SO wkly. AID. S661 w.
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES


FURNISHED HOUSE, GOVT. OFFICIAL;
adults; responsible. Address Box 1897,
Star office.
IN CHEVY CHASE SECTION-UNFUR-
nished; convenient to Blessed Sacrament
School; 5 bed rooms. porches. garage and
ample yard necessary: Responsible party
will lease for year or longer. Address BOX
S1-Z. Star office.
HoUsENEAR N H. AVE. OR 10th ST.
Garage Modern cond. IL to Is rooms.
Rent reasonable. Address Box 32l-z.
Star Office
FIVE ROOMS. STRICTLY MODERN BY
responsible party. Govt employe. Will
give excellent care. Rent must be cheap.
Address Box 263-Z. Star office.
MASTER PAPERHANGER AND PAINTER
will remodel 7-room house FOR one-hali
rental Give location and phone. Respon-
sibie reference Address Box 17S-z, Star
Office 20.
IF YOUR HOME IS VACANT. OR WILL
be vacant. list it with US. We have clients
waiting to rent houses in all good sections.
in good condition. We will promptly in
spect property and really work on 1t. Your
listing is invited
1417 L NV. ma SSso
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For COLORED.

IT 4th st. ne r. b.. heat. gas. s27 so
h.-w,h.. el. ...... A. 50
1853 S st nw-S r b., h W h el 80 50
326 Bryant St nw-6r. b.. h wv h. 3o 80
2l3 L St nw-5 r water . - 90
go K st n.w+ T. water. ..... 2050
1870 Morris I'd. se.-6 r, b.. elec. 275O
zoos Clagett ST. ne-S r. ami 1850
1870 st s.e.-5 r. b.. elec go. $500
FLATS
1921 Corcoran st. n.w-3 z. b., e. 500 90
2SI1 Sherman ave. nw-4 r. a mi. 35 90
,ooa GUY TINNER, 49,
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A CAR AND GUIDE FREE.
Furn. and unfurn. apts.. houses and rooms
DISTRICT RENTAL BUREAU.
927 18th St NV. Room 306. Ma. s717
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$50 D ST. NE-One single and one
double room. beautifully furnished, quiet
home. near Capitol and G. p. o.; reason
able AT 1883
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APARTMENTS-FURNIsHED.

hE AN ~ -
1855 MINTWOOD PL.. NEAR 18th AND
Col. rd.-2 living rooms, k, b., Frlsloalrei
rent reasonable to settled adults
I413 14th ST. N.W-CHEFRFUL. 2nd-FL;
front apt; 3 large rooms. private tiieo
14ls SPRING RD.-3 OUTSIDE ROOMS, o1ds
tricity. telephone Included. 20
THE INFER. 1886 18th ST. N;W.-.1 AND
rooms, kitchen bath. completely furn.'
S42 SO to $3.50. Apply Apt. 202.
EMPLOYED OWNER WILL SHARE HER
Chevy Chase home with l or adults.
Phone wisconsin 4S34-J 20
APTS. FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED:
L. 2 and 2 rooms: attractive NIL no
lease required; reasonable. 1l3l 81. NV:
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY: APARTMENT
hotel 'Oth and F. WI T. k D.; com.
day. week. month; reasonable. Ma. 5425
APARTMENTS. FURNISHED AND UNFuR-
ai5asd; Aba%: s5Ss s1y location Call MI ooIIlAN.
zoos 16th-1 AND ROOMS, KITCHEN
with dinette. bath. elec. refris.; bright cor
ner apt; $40 and $50.
LARGE LIVING ROOM, PRIVATE BATH.
Kitchen cont. hot water, gas. electrlclty.
Frigidaire. $40. Also 1 large front room;
sis; Kitchen privileges. SIT monthly. a29
New Hampshire ave. NV. 20
1905 NJ ST. NV LARGE Ink; RMS,
newly decorated. neatly furnished, nrst
floor: yard. very reasonable; adults.
SIC. .0O-2 BED ROOMS. LIVING ROOM.
ing: large outside rooms. GEorgia 266l
1926 CALIFORNIA ST TWO ROOMS.
kitchenette. bath refriseEation. ANA;
total. $40.
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WHITE.

e
bath; front and rear .porches 0.'.' ss5 90
1904 Newton ST. e-7 rooms and
bath. ,h.-,w.h;. elec .....4..... e5 90
1864 IngleSide terrace n.w-g
rooms bath. h.-w h.. electricity 1900
90 Randolph St n.w-6 rooms and
bath. h-wh.. elec. ..e.....e. 1900
2O4 @ st. n.w.--6 rooms and bath. $500
COLORED.
heat ................ $50 so
2"22l 1lth st. n.w.-6 rooms,
water, electricity. y.... 30 90
l0lS 18th ST. SET rooms water. 1850
1914 B ST. s.e-5 rooms water. $50
LIkKINS CO.,
1888 De Sales st. DI. 1922.
1911 Goth ST. NW-9 ROOMS. BATHS.
maids room and bath. 500
1s49 Lamont St.-9 rooms. 2 baths.
h W h. automatic gas heater. Gear ga
rage $40.
1871 Taylor ST. nv-s rooms. baths
sleeping porch. detached; Gear garage, oil
burner; SIl5.
WEAVER BROS, INC,
WASHINGTON Bldg DI 1886
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CLEVELAND PARK-CHEVY CHASE.
We have some fine houses for rent now
In these two sections II YOU are seeking
to rent house now or in the near future,
we will be pleased to tell you about our
houses. We will place represent tatIyeS with
at your disposal if YOU wish
DIXIE REALTY co.
1417 l. NV Ma. $3.50.
Sun. and Eve, PO. o712.
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WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.

N. R. A OFFICER and son. s. desire
room and board with young, desirable
family: prefer suburbs. with yard. NV.
section, near school, Give fuH details.
tereSt and cost Address Box 1897. Star
office
LADY, employed. wishes room and two
meals with quiet. refined adult family.
Must be reasonable No other roomers-
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COLORED
COIORED

COLORED.
91S o6th St nw-5 rooms. bath S25 90
6SI2 o St n-e--4 rms, bath elec-, - -
2oi5 Clagett st. n.e..6 rooms and o-oo
bath, h.-w.h., cleo, porcheS. $3.50
1920 P st. n.w.--ll rooms. | bath,
cleo; excel for boarding house. $500
2oO5 lisa ST. NV.
5 rooms, kit, and bath. ....- S47-5 so
WEAVER BROS, INC,
Washington Bldg. DI. e4S6.
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COMFORTABLY furnished heated basement
room: private entrance. one block OF 10Th
st. and transportation. Phone GE. 1889.
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1909 wOODLEY RID.
Beautiful detached house partly fur
nished or unfurnished; bed rooms. 2
baths. large sleeping porch. oil burner. ga
rage: Sll0 per month For inspection call
CYRUS KEISER. Jr
5211 Wisconsin Ave. CII. 53.1.
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TO WHITE.
l133 18th st. NV. rms. elec, gas S65 10
y Glrard st. ne. rms. a.ml.... 81 so
81 w ST. NV, u rms, mi. 81. so
800 Roxboro pl. NV. rms mi. 45.5 80
30 st. ne, Ii rms, ami. ~. 80
2S32 9th st. ne, rms. a.mi.... 1900
10 st. ne. 10 rms. a.ml..... $500
go c st. ne. d rms. a.ml..... 1900
ito st. ne. rms, ami. A. 80
81 r st. ne. u rms. h. h. cleo. gar. AZ 90
ia Hamlin st. ne, Il rms. ami. 5000
II Eye ST; ne. rms, el. gas; bath 5000
% N. YORK ave. NV, d rms. ell, gas 35. 30
506 NJ St ne. rms. ami. -. $500
l0ll 5rd ST. ne. u rms. gas. bath. 81. 50
3ll 4tA st. ne. 8 rms. ell, gas. .. 1880
3l3 K ST. ne. rms. h.-a.h.. el -. - so
1000 Gales ST. ne. 8 rms. mi. $500
l136 Fla. ave. ne. Il rms. a NIL. $500
zoos Fairlawn ave Sc. rms, elec. 1900
TO COLORED
1919 Harvard ST. NV. 8 rms. Q
baths. ami. -. ............. 5000
9l5 4th st. NV, store. 5-rm.
7es n: j J"V ave NV. rms eli. gas 40 1899 ."S
L 100 Atm 81. NV. b rms. ell. gas, b. IS. 80
Suo N. Cap. ST.. rms. ell. gas. b. .}5 80
80 ST. NV. rms. el.. b.. gas. 30. 90
81 Pn AsEsf St 81 ne R~ rms rms b. D. sss sss 5S %
40 L st. NV. rms .. % 90
1uI 9TH st. ne. D rms. gas. 25.O
30 Eye st: Sc. rms. bath: gas. "5 90
a5G Fla tth ay. st; nv rms rms bath BATH gas $500
40 Fla. ave. NV. rms. bath. gas 81 so
45l st. NV. rms. el bath 30 90
Idi5 list st. NV: rms. water. $500
"a W st. NV. rms. .elec. 90 so
81 st W. rms. bath. ell. gas 81 so
ROBERT A. HUMPHREYS.
sos North Capitol ST MA s-3o
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WANTED-ROOMS.

w
BROTHER AND SISTER. refined. young
desire two rooms with congenial. intelli-
gent family with home privileges: best of
references: state most reasonable rate
Address Box lll-Z. Star Office.
ROOM. bath, private family by gentle
man; within easy riding distance 10th and
F; full particulars first letter; Will eX-
change references. AddreS Box 327 Il.
Star office.
TWO YOUNG LADIES tsiStersJ desire room,
private bath, meals optional, with Jewish
family in northwest section, near car line.
Address Box 320-Z. Star Office.
YOUNG MAN of sober habits and excel
lent character desires l room, kitchen,
bath, furnished apt with Murphy bed;
rental, SD. Address Box 73-Z. Star office
NORTHWEST - Privileges, where phone
calls will be taken; lady chiropractor. do
ing residential work. Address Box Il9-z.
Star Office.
GENTLEMAN wants furn. room with
kitchenette. near Dupont Circle; pref with
garage; state price. Address Box 292Y.
Star Office
GOVT. EMPLOYE desires reasonable room
in quiet home; give price and full details.
Address Box 200-Z, Star office.
GENTLEMAN desires quiet furnished room,
$40 or less month; walking distance City
Library. Address Box l10-Z. Star Office .
ONE UNFUR. English basement preferred;
no housekeeping; must be private and rea-
sonable. Address Box 1857. Star ofice.
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3Os D ST. NE ROOMS. KITCHEN AND
| bath. incloSed porch. heat. gas and cleo
! trlcity; adults only; S35. Ii. 1881.
FIVE ROOMS AND BATH, BALCONY,
Frieidaire on house current, fireplace 18th
and Columbia I'd; S75. Phone Adams
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2O55 PARK RD opposite Rock Creek
Park-Large. comfortable front room sec
ond floor: we'll kept home; lady; SIS
month Adams 3qI1
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A TWo-BED-ROoM APARTMENT. VERY
and dinette; tiled bath with tub and
shower: in perfect condition with newly
finished foors no concession New Amster-
dam Apartments oHn1 14th ST n w
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1905 Park rd-g rooms. bath. $50 90
1888 T ST. nw-S rooms. h.-W h. 80
1910 Caroline. n.w.--6 rs. garage A. 80
All Del. ave. sw-6 rooms. ..... - 50
l4O d st. se-6 rooms ... 90 80
524 25th pl. n.e.-5 rooms g. bath 81 SO
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1929 14th DI 2247.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ENT HALL. LIV RIM. & . BED RMS
din. kit. and with shower; $40 to $50.
wyatt Apis, $3.50 Ga. ave. n W. GE. 1888.
4240-2 39th ST. NV, AT WISCONSIN
ave. Two rooms. kitchen. bath. $40 and
$40; electric refrigeration on house cur
rent. Janitor on premises.
1912 G ST NE ROOMS, KITCHEN
bath, hot-water heat, elec. light. gas all
modern Improvements; $50 month or s. 30
week; Ink
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CAPITOL HEIGHT16 ROOMS, BATH,
| all improvements. garage. acre ground;
! $50. Inuuite 81 Randolph pl. NV.
| 3552 11th ST UNDESIRABLE g.
| room house, h.-w,h.. gas. cleo. garage;
! $50 so Inspect or phone DI, $3.50, Br.
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252U 10Th ST. NE.-THREE ROOMS.
kitchen. dining alcove and bath. $50 so;
refrigeration on house current
EDWARD NJ. WILLIS,
Tower Bldg MA 7ATn
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1929 18th ST. NV, APT. 43-Comfortabe
furnished room; within walking distance
nf business section
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.
(CzX..L

CHEVY CHASE, D. c. ga blk. east Conn.
ave. Room. adj bath, so. exp; priv.
home; breakfast if desired. Cleveland 1897.
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HOUSES-UNFURNISHED

102 14th ST. NE, NEAR LINCOLN PARK;
rooms. h.-w h.. electricity, Colonial
porch: S40.50. Lincoln 1853.
BURLEITH-BRICK HOUSE OF ROOMS.
bath, 3 porches. garage. S65 month. 230S
Tunlaw I'd. NV. CL. 1904.
WHITE--2532 18th NV. Mr.. CENTRAL
High-6 rooms. bath. ami; double cement
garage; SAT so. OWNER. 1109 Clifton St.
NV. Columbia S27S. 25'
COMFORTABLE SEVEN-ROOM. SEMI-DE-
tached brick house; hot-water heat; near
car and bus lines. AID. 9s74. 2.
621I 18th ST N.W-6 ROOMS BATH.
garage; weather-stripped; h.-wh.; semi
detached; excellent condition. GE. 2905.
1907 KENILWORTH AVE. NE ROOMS
and bath, hot-water heat, electricity. gas
in frst-class condition; rent, $40 per
mo. Apply GREATER BEAVER HEIGHTS
REALTY CORP. 474 K st NV ME. 1883.
S7O-3s21 BENTON ST. NW.-A POPU-
lar Gruyer,built 7-room English brick
Please phone. Mr.. MALONEY any time.
Cleveland 76i9
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COLORED.
NnEH TN "Gnr~

OPEN TO INSPECT
Let your rent money pay for your own
home See 330S Dent pl. NV. (near Wis
consin ave. and ST.: semi-detached
brick; six rooms. tile bath electricity; new
wall paper. etc. Please phone MR..
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1923 OAK ST. NV. y so. FROM 18th. =
! r. and b.. Gear garage. $50. CHAS.
| w KING, Jr.. qO1 N Y 3"
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HOUsEs-UNFURNISHED
S45.M

S4o.UU.
Semi-detached brick house, six nice
rooms. newly papered and painted. hard
built-in garage. hot-water heat; near grade
and junior high; stores and churches near
by good transportation on two car lines.
See Mr.. GANZERT at 715 Tuckerman st.
NV. Drive out Georgia ave. to Tucker
man. turn east two blocks.
HENRY ]. ROBB, INC,
1924 Vermont Ave- DI. s141.
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LET US HANDLE

YOUR RENTAL PROPERTIES.
20 Years Experience Prompt Remittances.
EDWARD p. SCHWARTZ. INC.
1O14 Vermont Avenue. DI. 62lO.
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FACING FAIRMONT AND l4th STREETS
-one-room apartment. all modern fea-
lures including Pullman kitchen: no d.
nette; large closet with roll-away bed, tiled
bath with shower and full-length mirror; in
perfect and new condition. New Amsterdam
Apartments 2101 14th st. NV.
292O ONTARIO RD-NEAR 18th & COL.
rd.-Fireproof bldg: rms, kit. bath;
free refrigeratiop: cor: front: S55.
1871 IRyIkS1 81; N.W..THREE ROOMS
dition: rear yard.
303 MARYLAND AVE. NE ROOMS.
kitchenette. private bath: gas and elec.; /;
Bird floor; adults: S35.
large rooms. kitchen. bath: good eonditinn:
reasonable; manager.
(Centinued On Ns1f Fs1Sy
Evening star., 1934-02-25

o62O 18th ST NV.
Large sunny double room with modern
hath single with private bath; congenial
home residence centrally located; hotel
service. So mo. up. including meals. 25'
Evening star., 1934-02-25

rel. exc. Apt. 5UI.
415 G ST NE-Two furnished rooms:
heat, sink. gas range, 81 per week; adults.
"a YOU ST NV Or L ave and 1st st)
. clean, modern Ink. rooms; back yard;
convenient; S25-S30.
1883 PARK RD NV. (near 18th st)-
Warm. comfortable room. h.-wh.. phone;
c.hw mod. home: refined adults; SIS.
3724 18th. corner Quincy-Continuous
hot water next to bath; 2nd floor: small
family; unlimited phone. AID. 65a3.
1880 FAIRMONT ST-Neatly furnished
room for / or 2 ladies'; steam heat: une
limited phone: next bath; sessonabls. :
Evening star., 1934-08-31
SOCIETY
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West Orange, N j., are in Washing
ton on a short vacation anc are
stopping at the Wardman Park Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Haley of Lyon
Village, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
T. T. Gary and their two children of
Alcova Heights, will leave tomorrow
for st. Clements Shore, Md, where
they will occupy a log cabin for
week.