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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-17
BY OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON

By OLIVE ROBERTS BARTON
Teddy couldn't sleep. He lay
there in the dark, his eyes wide
open. thinking. He was trying to
puzzle out something his mother had
said.
BY ard by she looked in. Asleep"
No" came in a subdued little
voice.
Well, turn over now and close
your eyes. You'll have to get over
being disappointed"
I'm not disappointed"
Then what's the matter?"
Nothing.
That's a good boy!'' she kissed
him and fixed the covers.
The door closed and he was in
darkness again. He lay very quietly,
but he didn't sleep.
The little boy was wondering
about things. Why ne was prom
ised something that made him so
very happy. and then suddenly told
that the promise couldn't be kept.
Problem BOtherS Him
He WASH: old enough to reason in
abstracts. Tonight. a very concrete
problem was bothering him. He had
never seen the moon at night. He
always went 10 bed at s. except last
summer when was the hour.
The moon often had looked down
at him in broad daylight whitiSh
disk in q pale blue Sky-but he never
had seen the great golden plate on
velvet background like the pictures
IN his books.
He never had seen even half a
plate or even a saucer. At least,
not since he had begun to take an
interest in things celestial, as well
as those terrestrial.
Today some one had spoken of
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SOrOritieS

Beta chapter, Theta Mu Rho So
rority, will meet at tonight with
Miss Gwendolyn Wilson.
Kappa Gamma Alpha and Alpha
chapter, Rho Delta Alpha sororities,
and Alpha chapter, Beta Sigma M
and Delta Phi Theta fraterrities
will hold a dance Feb. in the
K. of C. hall. Miss Mary Margaret
Kohnle is chairman.
Alpha chapter. Phi Rho Tau
sorority, will meet at tonight at
the Dearborn.
Beta Tau sorority will meet to-
night at the home of Miss Vir-
GINA Wilson, 720 North Bradley
avenue.
Kappa Phi Delta sorority will en-
terrain rushees tonight at theater
party. Guests will be Misses Eliza
beth Allies and Martha Vollmer, and
Mesdames Chris Harms and Joseph
Johnston.
Beta chapter, Omega Kappa
sorority, will meet tonight at the
home of Miss Madeline Price, SIG
East Forty-eighth street.
Chi Delta Chi sorority will meet
at tonight at the home of Miss
Cleo Jeffers.
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NEWLYWEDS WILL BE
HONOR GUESTS

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Barker will
entertain at their home, 1040 North
Delaware street, Saturday night, in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Waldo Bar
rett. Mrs. Barrett formerly was Miss
Mary Lynn Weyl, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. A. B. Weyl.
Guests with Mr.. and Mrs. Barrett
will be Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Paul
Gallagher, Mrs. Elizabeth Puett and
Richard CoOns.
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CAV Nineties' Pr0Uide Theme
for ChristanuOre Aid Dance

appropriate costumes. The dinner
dance, formerly an annual affair of
the society, had been discontinued
in the last three years.
Mrs. Conrad Ruckelshaus will be
in charge of the affair, assisted by
her committee, composed of Mrs.
John K. Ruckelshaus, Miss Betty
Brown, Mrs. jeremiah L. Cadick,
Mrs. william G. Griffith, Mrs. Will
liam F. Fox Jr, Mrs. Louis M.
Huesmann, Mrs. Erwin G.. Vonnegut
and Mrs. Kirby Whyte.
Mrs. Russell Fortune is society
president and Mrs. Carl r. Vonne-
gut chairman of publicity.
Further plans for the dance will
be made at a meeting Friday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Dudley A.
Pfaff, 1922 North Pennsylvania
street.
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MEMBERS WILL Be
INDICTED AT PARTY

New members will be installed at
the Valentine luncheon and party
to be given by the Venetian chap
ter, International Travel Study Club,
Inc, Monday at the home of Mrs.
Frank McCracken, 81 North Ire
mont avenue.
The hostess will be assisted by
Mrs. George Mack. Mrs. S. R. Art
man will talk on Germany during
the program, planned by Mrs. Crys-
tai Kregelo. Mrs. John w. Thorn
burg will install the new members.
Guests will include Mesdames H. H.
Eickhoff, Harlan Bolinger, Walter
Henderson and Homer Axteu.
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Mrs. RanSbu1g to Be Honored
at Miss WincheZS ShOzUer

Mrs. Herman Emde, the brides sis
ter, and Mrs. Harper Ransburg, The
bridegrooms mother, and Mes
danes August Hook, John Stair,
Frank Welcher, F. E. Cramer, Guy
Dixon, S. Myers and Edward
Benzel. Out-of- town guests will be
Mrs. Robert Stephenson, Craw-
louisville, and Mrs. Frank Maurer,
Brazil.
Misses Roberta Malloch, Evelyn
Draper, Pauline Becker, Doris and
Margaret Hair and Miriam Rams
burg also will attend.
Miss Becker will entertain Thurs
day, Jan. Is, for Mrs. Ransburg, and
Mrs. Hook has not set the date for
party.
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Deans pastel portrait, which was
admired at the leagues downtown
exhibition of paintings by Indiana
artists, shared outstanding piece
honors with Mrs. Warrack Wal
lace. whose etching was judged a
winner.
Mrs. Elsa Painter Haerle entered
an etching of Ferdinand Schaefer,
and won second place in this
division. She really caught his per-
sonality," remarked one of the visi-
tors. Mrs. Haerle is secretary of the
Society of the Indiana Symphony
Orchestra, directed by Mr.. Schaef-
fer.
Technique of Mrs. Wallace's wa
ter color landscape was compared
to Sara Bard's. and during the con-
versation it developed that Miss
Bard is a friend of Mrs. Wallace.
Little pink pigs we're the inSpira-
ton for the wall paper design in
water color. which won first place
for Mrs. Harold Taylor. Another
nursery paper design by Mrs. Stan
lev Shipnes won second place in
the water color division. Mrs. John
d. Gould's commercial art entries
won recognition.
Tie for HOnOrs
Junior League members are deft
in plying needles, for in the hand
craft division exquisite bits of
needlepoint were entered. Judges
awarded Mrs. Charles Latham'S
footsto0l cover first place, but
couldn't decide between Mrs. John
c. Ruckelshaus' and Mrs. lies
Ogle's. Both we're pinned with red
ribbons.
Visitors were interested in the
handcraft entries of the Riley hos
pital occupational therapy depart
ment. project of the league. Its
hand-tOoled leather entries won
first place. and Mrs. E. Bishop
Mumford's fooled leather book cover
was second.
An embroidered wall hanging
made by Mrs. Clyde A Wands won
first place, and a quilt by Mrs.
Kirby Whyte was second. A hook
rug by Mrs. Orland Church was
awarded first place recognition, over
an entry from the therapy shop.
Mrs. Ruckelshaus spent idle mo-
ments knitting slut which caught
the judges eyes for a first place.
Mrs. Edward Benefits knitted suit
was second.
Present Provisional Members
During the afternoon guests
greeted provisional members, pre-
sented by Mrs. Elias c. Atkins.
president; Miss Elizabeth Watson,
chairman of provisional members
and Miss RoSamond Van Camp,
chairman of the arts and interests
committee.
Mrs. Cortland Van Camp Martin
dale, one of the provisional men,
berS. was attractive in an oyster
white satin tunic dress over a black
satin skirt. Miss Betty Bertermann's
black crepe dress was striking with
an upturning collar lined in white
organdy. Pleated cuffs fell over the
hands.
Wool and satin were combined
in the wine dress worn by Miss
Frances Holiday. who will be one
of the delegates to the regional
convention. Mrs. Holiday, the host
eSS. wore a royal blue crepe gown,
with wide black belt.
Bows trimmed the necklines Of
dresses worn by Miss jeanne Dis
settle and Miss Van Camp. Eggshen
satin looped into a bow relieved the
severity of Miss DiSsette'S green
gown. Mink fur edged the large
bow at the front of Miss Van Camps
dress.
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MISS BRANDLEIN is
HOSTESS CHAIRMAN

Miss Rose Brandlein will be
chairman of hostesses for meet
ing of Valencian chapter, Interna-
tional Travel and Study Clubs, Inc,
at 8 tomorrow night at the Lincoln.
The hostess will be assisted by
Mrs. Harry Meyer, Mrs. George
Steinfort and Mrs. Harriet Fullsn-
wider.
Miss jeanette O'Del1, Greencastle,
will talk on her recent trip to Tur-
KEY. Mrs. S. R. Artman will lecture
On GermanV
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Junior Hadassah will meet at 8
Monday night at the Kirskbaum
Center with Rabbi Elias Charry,
speaker. Progress of the S. gold
plate campaign being conducted
by the group will be discussed.
Miss Fannette Katz is assisting in
the campaign.
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Honor Bride-EIect

Misses Virginia Glass, Martha
Hollis and Dorcas Morris enter
tanned Saturday night at the home
of Miss Glass, 1855 Evison street, in
honor of Miss Mary Ann Seele. The
marriage of Miss Seele to the Rev.
R. j. Bierbaum will take place on
Jan. %.
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DELTA CHS WILL
INSTALL OFFICERS

Delta Chi sorority will install
Miss Edna Hartle, president, at a
meeting tonight at the home Of Mrs.
Ray Toms, 2705 West Seventeenth
street.
Other officers to begin their terms
include Miss Margaret Blottman,
vice-president; Mrs. Margaret Cos
tin, recording secretary; Miss Mona
Hayes, corresponding secretary;
Miss Irma Agile, treasurer, and Mrs.
Christine Cook, Sergeant-at-arms.
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Chdnter to Meet

Victorian chapter, International
Travel-Study Club, Inc, will meet
Friday at the home of Mrs. Paul
Ritter, 1886 Graceland avenue, who
viii serve luncheon at 1890. Mrs.
Samuel Artman will lecture on the
United States.
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since ner mar
riage she has met
with the public,
dresses well and
uses large words
that 1 don't think
S h e understands.
She lives out of
town and invited
me to visit her. I
was very glad to
go and see her
lovely home and
baby.
She has changed
into a woman who
wants the whole
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Do you have trouble with your friend
ships? Tell Jane Jordan about 1t and read
her comments in this column. Letters of
comment always are welcome.
Dear Jane Jordan-I'm going to
tell you my experience with very
dear girl friend of mine, who has
changed considerably since her
marriage. We were brought up
by poor parents. We never knew
what it was to have nice clothes
or go places.
She married a wealthy doctor
and was blessed with a baby girl.
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League Art
Work Shown
for Judging
Winners in Exhibit at
Holiday Home to
Compete Again.
BY BEATRICE BURGAN
Times Woman's Page Editor.

WTHEN Junior League members
w aren't furthering their causes
Of philanthropy and cultural i'm
provement. they must be refusing
party invitations TO court inspira-
ton in their art studios.
Yesterday Mrs. Frederick 7. Hol-
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Cay Nineties" atmosphere will
prevail at the Highland Golf and
Country Club Saturday night, Feb.
3, when the Christamore Aid Society
entertains with a dinner dance.
Decorations will be in keeping
with the theme and guests will wear
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MRS. CARPENTER
WILL BE HOSTESS

Mrs. G. c. Carpenter will enter
tain members of Mrs. Samuel Ash
by's class of the Central Christian
church, at her home, 1850 Park av-
enue, tomorrow afternoon.
Mrs. A. B. Chapman is in charge
of program which will include
readings and songs by Betty Jane
Mitchell, book review by Miss
Carrie Scott and solos by Mrs.
Laura Anderson.
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porcelain has been due to the trend of interior
decoration for which purpose these two mediums
particularly suited
Centuries ago great families in Japan treasured
jars of stoneware and porcelain with religious fer
They used for tea and incense at the solemn
tea ceremony, and were handed down from father to
son. The glaze exquisite. 1t has been duplicated
in the made in Copenhagen today
Tradition or names of famous artists aSSoci-
ated with this ware in old days and the pieces
fitted with of ivory and kept in bags of costly
silks In China today there places to which per-
make pilgrimages to small ceramic bowls of
centuIy-old fame.
The old forms have been copied by the Danish
artists and in addition forms. Colors and
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-01-17
BENEFIT BRIDGE
PARTY SCHEDULED

Alpha Delta Pi Alumnae Club will
sponsor the second of a series of
benefit bridge parties Friday night,
Jan. &c, at the Marott. Miss Helen
Adolay is chairman of the COM
mittee, composed of Misses Mar
garet Presnall, Evelyn Todd, Ruth
Lewis and Ruth Merrifield.
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Miss Jean Winchel, 1870 Broadway,
will entertain friends of Mrs. Gregg
Ransburg at a miscellaneous shower
and bridge party tomorrow night.
Mrs. Ransburg before her marriage
recently was Miss Marjorie Devaney,
daughter of Mrs. Lulu K. Devaney,
1910 Broadway.
Orchid and yellow will be used
in decorations and appointments.
The hostess will be assisted by her
mother, Mrs. C. c. Winchel.
Guests will include Mrs. Devaney
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DIR. WicES tn Sneak

"Unitarians in the Hall of Fame"
will be the subject for a talk by DR..
F. S. G. Wicks tomorrow at the
luncheon meeting Of the Womans
Alliance of All Souls Unitarian
church.
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PLEDGES
WILL HOLD PARTY

Miss Mariana Coulter is general
chairman for bridge party and
style show to be held by pledges of
Delta Gamma sorority at 2 Satur-
day at the Ayres auditorium.
Miss Coulter has as assistants
Misses Martha Shepperd, Mae
Louise Small, Margaret Koesters
and Alice Ruth johnson.
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Mrs. BrO1Un SpeGES

Mrs. Demarchus Brown talked on
George Rogers Clark at meeting
of the Late Book Club yesterday at
the home of Mrs. Abbie F'reeland.
Mrs. w. L. Clifford assisted the
hostess.
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'Hillbillg' Partg Set

Girls Federation of the Third
Christian Church will entertain
with "hillbilly" party Friday night
in the church social rooms. Dinner
will be served at $50. Reservations
may be made with Miss Miriam
Howe or the church Office.
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iday'S library be-
came a gallery
for an exhibit Of
league members
work. the excel
lence of which
drew the praise
of Wilbur D. Peat
and Miss Blanche
Stillson, judges.
Winners of first
and second places
will enter re-
giOnal cOnpeJl-
ton at the Kan
sas city confer
ence Jan. 20 10
81.
Mrs n o b e
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Personals

Mrs. Roy Elder Adams and
daughter, Miss Janet Adams, are in
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Coler, 121
Pennway street, are visiting in the
east.
Mrs. c. A. Will and daughter, Sue
Ann, 5402 Broadway, are spending
the winter at Coral Gables, Fla.
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Circle to Entertain

T. w. Bennett Circle, Ladies Of
the G. A. r., will entertain with a
dinner tomorrow noon followed by a
business meeting at the hall, 512
North Illinois street. Mrs. Clarence
Scott will preside.
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Glazes Centuries Old
Decorate Porcelain and
StOneWare at Lleber S
Ancient Art Contributes to Beauty of Prod
ucts From Denmark Royalty Subsidized
Factory; Larger Collection Coming.
II, 1884
BY HELEN LINDSAY

AsTERN GAzEs originated centuries in the ceramic arts OF
Il
lain the Royal Copenhagen Porcelain Mandatory Some e
collection
of the
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TRIO WILL PLAY
AT STYLE SHOW

1rvington trio, composed of Mrs.
Merle Curry, Miss Marcena Camp
bell and Miss Adelaide Conte will
play at the bonnet to boot style
show and card party, to be held at
2, Monday, Jan. 20, by the Irvington
Union of Clubs. The party will be
In the Irvington Masonic Temple
The musical program will be as
follows:
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Dance Scheduled

George j. Marott will entertain
residents Of the Marott and their
friends with a pre-lenten dinner
dance on Feb. at the hotel.
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Royalty Places Orders IN Person

VISITS factory present
Among O.
families who have visited the
pieces king and Emperor
III of Russia King Edward VII of England
Of Of
of Turkey
King Chualongkorn
prince of
The pieces at Lebers show finish in glaze form
distinctive
pictures in soft very small
blackberry vine, blossom berry
In the collection which to will
Hennng
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EUddne Club to Meet

Meeting of the Evadne Gu will be
held at 7:30 tonight at the home of
Miss Thetis Fleming, 1881 Park
avenue.
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Copenhagen
patronage government since
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Entert0inS Club
Mrs. Walter L. Thoms entertained
members of the Park avenue
Neighborly Club at luncheon today
at her home, 1856 Park avenue.
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Cleansing Tissue Holder Is Ne1U

the collection articles
has been added suggestion lip
stick H. WaSSonS this
and metal conainer which small roll of the
Small the roll
The Of
device
toilet 1t is Belcano
retardng perpraton
The coloess and
with application
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INTERESTING OLD oEoRoEToEN
house. rooms: gzrden: anil: reasonable.
2235 QUINCY ST NE.-NEARLY NEW.
detached corner: 3 rooms breakfast nook,
huilt-ln gsraEe. SSs. Open for Inspection
5744 DANIELS nd. OVERLOOKING
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1344 KENNEDY 81. N-ws--6 r.. b -
ELEc. DETACHED $50 90
40 " ST N.w-6 r.. b ELEc~
rs 7. AVE. NE R. b
BUCKLEY q oRNDLEY.
e3e N. Y. AVE. NV.
OPFN SUNDAY 10 AN, TO 4PM
EXCEPTIONALLY DESIRABLE.
waiter Reed Hospital, attractive detached
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ARCHITECTURE
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GLOVER PARK, 1898 w ST NV.
rooms tiled bath recreation room
screened rear porches: garage. gas heat.
. SHANNON I iucH CO.
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IS rooms: & 2 baths. gear ga q M M
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baths. gas heat; excellent condi- aoo
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rooms and 2 baths. h.-wh.. ,oo m
Near Eastern High school:severai
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3212 WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
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garage; oil-burner heat. 60-foot side, yard;
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=
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near Central High School. $6, S6 ana
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One room, kitchen and semi-private bath;
nice locationi close 70 carsi reasonable.
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REFTNED COUPLE WITH 6-YEAR-OLD
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Address Box 174-S. star once.
SMALL UNFUR OR ROOM HOUSE
or bungalow; reas: write. giving price and
details Address Box 244-S, star once.
AN s-ROOM HOUSE. SMALL ADULT
family; northwest section; approximately
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rooms. furnished; FriEidaire on house eur
rent; $42.5o TO $6b. Apply Apt. 102.
400 FAIRMoNT ST, NV ROOMS.
kitchen bath; completely furnished. $50.
Resident manager CO. 0336.
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One large room. kit and bath. large
rooms. kit and bath. FriGidaires. Rent
very reasonable. Sc
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coPLEY COURTS. APT. 402-FRoNr. ]
r, K 8 b.: ATTRACTIVE; suitable Tor one
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/ ROOM AND KIT, Ink. CONVENIENT
10 Ave Gov. establishments, no childreni
IS wk 445 Ridge pl. Sc.
THE wOODLEIoH, 1881 COLUMBIA RD
Will sublet three months or longer. Flne
air lovely view. Frleidai.e, all convent
ences. SSO one room $2b: two. S45:
women only. Can see Sunday. Immediate
possession or 18th. MRS. NJ WATKINS.
FRONT APT. FOR RENT, 2nd FLOOR;
St ne Telephone.
Evening star., 1934-08-05

LDUPONT CIRCLE 1926 n n, AvE.l-
up; beautiful house; lanltor in basement.
174O K ST NV. IAPT 34). NEAR CONN.
ave- rooms kitchenette. bath. ball,
closets and large, screened-in sleeping
To inspect see manager. tenant or janitor.
Evening star., 1934-08-05

900 UPsHUR ST. NV, BY SOLDIERS
Home Park-2 or rooms; corner; cool:
young children welcome; rent reduced.
33Os LIST ST. NW.-APT. CONSISTING
Of 2 nicely furnishee rooms; sas and
Evening star., 1934-08-05
Rooms-FUKSIsHED.

an NT igntlfs eoSg: tSYse
sns an6 sgsyass bsth. nswls SspsTs1 s3s.
Evening star., 1934-08-05

wOODRIDoE-4 ROOMS TILED BATH.
s5lsssp,ns 5rs . porch: eles refrigerstor; entire nt
adults only, North 0o19-M after . sat.
urdaY. ali day Sunday
Evening star., 1934-08-05

WOODRIDOE N.E.-3 ROOMS AND BATH;
FriEidaire; $3.50 weekly. until Sept. lbtn.
call Potomac 220Q-W.
Evening star., 1934-08-05

e7Os ONTARIO RD.-t OR. 2 ROOMS.
20 snare apt with another Columbia 4s17
4-RM, APT1-CoMPIETE FURNISHINGS
for sale to party taking over unexpiIeo
ieaaa fTea Columbia I'd !, Ant