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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

APARTMENTS-SUBURBAN.
FURNISHED BED ROOM. USE OF KIT.
home conveniences: gas heat. 4715 Rosedale
ave. Bethesda Md. after pm. Mon.
l75 wAsHINdToN BLVD. DISTRICT
heat light. dishes linen. use Of washing
machine; S22.50 per mo.
ALEXANDRIA, VA.-TwO BROOM APIS,
2 bed rooms. dining room. kitchen. bath.
Available Nov: I. Phone Alexandria 214.
AvAn.ABLE ,Hi 18th. =. Z ROOMS % AN AND BATH; BATE.
nrst moor; nsht ano dia neat $40. Phone
FOR ADULTS. 2-RM.., K. AND B., LARGE
porches. quiet. attractive apt. house; ex:
King I'd. Rosemont. Alexandria. Va.
SILVER SPRING MD.@3 FURN. ROOMS.
private bath. private entrance; gas. elec..
oii heat. Call Shepherd 202O.
FURNISHED. FOUR-RQOM. BATH APT;
part Of large country home; Anil; half
hour b. C.: reas Falls Church 829-F-3.
DESIRE COUPLE 10 sHARE NY t-ROOM
BUNGALOW. Call Shepherd 2s96-J between
and B.
BROOM APARTMENT. FURNISHED OR
unfIirniahed 6C0 Great Falk st.. EhuS
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FOUNTAIN COURT.

OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK.
residence for men and women quiet
beautiful surroundings; large, sunny out
side rooms; superior menus planned for
health and efficiency; select clientele: pri-
vate parking, bus and car lines. Entrance
at stone gateway 3640 10th st. Col. S525
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CORNER PROPERTY IN DELIGHTFUL
residential park; fine lots; ami; 3 bed
rooms. slate roof garage: rented studio:
chicken houses; price. So 900 for quick
sale; no agents. Phone Kensington 12S-M,
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SALE-CO.OPERATIyE APIS.

NORTHUMBERLAND 2O39 N. H. AVE.-6
rooms. bed rooms, center hall: in Al
condition: beautiful floors: sacrifice; easy
terms; good income producer or home Tor
large family. North $3.50
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COUNTRY BOARD.

FALL AND WINTER GUEsTS-Modern
conv.; sood cooking; home privileges; reas.
rates; references. Mrs. Sallie Rosenberger.
Strasbure Va
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
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!SoI cLIFToN ST, NW.gLsgTee; ,o1T front
ssf 1 iines 1aSns suitsble fH iaaies @ or ssnsemen
home cookins: reas. Adams 4705-W
2236 CATHEDRAL-Vacancy for young
woman front pbSOs room meals ass unlimited
1928 BILTMoRE--Beautiful house, Just
opened. for refined people; double rooms
from $40 to S45 per person; beautiful
baths; ideal location: excellent food. Adams
31O6 FIR ST. MT. RAINER-Large, front
room; private house. 2 men. Home COOK
ing. Near Transportation. S35 each.
sSaSsn sou sgNex sT Suitable o front @ ssg
Substantial home-cooked food Reasonable.
1859 HARVARD ST. NW.-Are you look
s Me fGT 9rR Where eouSf meals
served? American plan. Reasonable.
2oO7 KALoRAMA RD.-single room;
French doors. opening on porch; tiled
ing Pot 1874.
410O 5th, N.W.-,Large. sunny. double
room, nicely furn; for .; also single room.
closets; block to bus, cars; home environ
1868 COLUMBIA ROAD, Apt 3-Home of
Mason's widow; refined surroundings; extra
large. well-furnished room .i1,ni adJoining .iie
esoked es5h e meals "a vi ss acfom mon each
3479 HOLMEAD PL. N.w.-2nd floor. next
BATH porch; excellent meals for couple or
single persons; reaS.
22O1 MASS AVE. NW-Extra large front
$3.50 each: double studio room. running
water $1,000 each; single studio room.
sorS 46 small na Ssad9 TsstS sas private lava
rooms; excellent meals; S35 up.
1917 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV, Apt 2O3
Beautiful bed-living also twin bed room:
downtown; delicious meals; real home for
the right persons. - 30 weekly.
1923 10th NW-Single room; young man;
refined surroundings; well balanced meals;
reasonable.
3o4 Fast cApIToL sI;Echoice room and
reasonable. Lincoln 1915.
NEAR WALTER REED. 1900 Geranium
st.-Attractive front room; excellent board;
detached corner residence.
FOUNTAIN COURT.
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK.
A residence for men and women. quiet.
side rooms; superior menus planned for
health and efficiency; select clientele: pri-
vate parking; bus and car lines. Entrance
THE NEDRA,
1740 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
Now avallable-Deslrable single and
CLUB SPHINX,
1909 MASSACHUSETTS AVE.
Home environment; just opened beauti-
FULLY furnished; meals uneXcelled; prefer
toung men and women references re-
ouired: refined neighborhood.
CLUB MERIDIAN,
2620 10th ST. NV
delightful home residence for men and
women. with lounges and game room; sin
giles and doubles: all sunny showers; ideal
location: personal service; excellent meals
1924 K NV.
Newly furnished rooms. thoroughly reno
waited: well-cooked meals refined atmos-
phere; ami. Married couples and gentle
MAY
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SHEPHERD PARK-OWNER. MODERN. e
rooms , baths, large lot. shrubbery: oil
burner; brick garage: facing open Govt.
reservation: convenient. beautiful locality:
below value. Address Box 395-H, Star
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

GIRL TO SHARE 1-RooM. KITCH... BATH
apt. 24-hour elevator, switchboard; rea-
sonable. Apt. S05. McReynolds. 705 18th
st. NV.
BED RIM. LIv. RIM DEN, KIT. BATH;
nicely furnished. piano. radio; 500. Cav
alier. $500 14th. Apt. $40. ID.
NEWTON ST. N.W.-Young lady to share
living room, bed room and use of kitchen;
S4 week. Phone Columbia 96s7-M.
3f19 MT. PLEASANT ST.-TWO ROOMS.
semi-private bath: completely furn.: .reas.;
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s,a5O-cHEVY CHASE. D. C.-6 RMS.
ure. built to sell for $4,000 Your op-
portunity to save So 100. Near schools
snd bus; brokers' attention. FULTON R.
GORDON, 1927 Eye ST. NV. Dist. 523O
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VACANCIES in attractive
Henderson house, paying
guest home. 3149 18th NV.
13s
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A.W ruOilc SOluIllDld USO--J
2 ROOMS. KITCHEN, BATH APT, COM
pletely furn., including gas. cleo. heat
monthly. Call between 1 and 6 pm. Sun
day, or phone West 1410.
ROCK CREEK PARK-WILL SHARE OUR
home with another couple; pleasant, light;
cars and bus. Ample conven. Col. 1866.
semi,bath; housekeeping; $3.50 month.
See janitor.
STUDIO-UNIQUE, COY, CHARMING,
l r, k, b., breakfast. sleeping porch; clean,
quiet. cont. hot water; adults; refs. 1888 @.
SUBLET--3 COMFORTABLE R., K, B. TO
4 adults for 3 to weeks; cont. h. W.; cen
tral: refs. Address Box 95-J. Star oflce.
WILL SHARE FURN. BROOM APT. WITH
another; studious lady or pianist preferred.
Meals optional. Reasonable. Georgia 9495.
1908 KALoRAMA RD.-LARGE BED-LIv-
ing room, complete kitchen, new stove.
sonable.
TAKOMA PARK, MD-3 NICELY FUR
nished rooms kitchenette and bath; rea-
sonable; adults only. 134 Carroll ave.
teiephone, gas, eeet s sTsidairs! re-! eoss oE e
schools, bus and car; 1922 7th st. NV.
224 10th ST. SE.-3 ROOMS AND BATH,
End floor. Phone Atlantic 4S09.
ONE ATTRACT1vELY FURNISHED ROOM
with kitchen. semi-priv. bath; desirable To-
SN1'SAASAs w SoA ohA bdo AAAS.
1890 st. S.e.
l OR GIRLS TO SHARE / LARGE
room. reception room, porch. kit, bath
apt: downtown. Apt. 702. Pentilly.
2 ROOMS, KITCHEN AND SEMI-BATH
heat. light and gas furnished. 1724 st.
ne.
YOUNG LADY SHARE ONE-ROOM FUR
nished apt. with another; references ex-
changed. 1715 p st. NV. Apt. 2O4. IA
CENTRAL-REFINED WOMAN TO SHARE
lovely large studio apt with 2 others: $50
II not cooking, or $25. Dist. 34O6 after
l pm.
1s3f-H ST. N.E.-LIVING ROOM. m
closed porch, adjoining bath, southern ex-
posure kitchen: heat gas. elec. and Kel-
vinator included; S45 monthly. Adults.
NEWLY FURNISHED BED ROOM, LIVING
room. kitchen. heat, gas, cleo. semi mt-private
bath; employed couple. 1912 st. ne.
2434 MONROE ST. NE.-LIVING ROOM,
bed room. kitchen, bath: conveniently To-
Gated Apply after IL o'clock.
YOUNG LADY WOULD LIKE 70 SHARE
with congenial Gentle girl about 80, at
tractively furnished downtown apt; very
reasonable. Address Box 414-H. Star ONCE
TWO ROOMS. PORCH, BATH. 50 WEEK;
adults 1923 Mass. ave. Sc.
WANTED-GIRL 70 RENT ONE ROOM
,nings, Apt. 426, Chastleton Hotel. 15s u
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THE NE,DRA
CLUB SPHINX.

174o NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE
Now available-Desirable single and
double rooms. Reasonable Dec. $3.50.
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Observation-Disclosures.
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8 ROOMS. KITCHENETTE. BATH, PORCH,
all modern improvements; janitor service;
reasonable 24O6 18th st. NV.
8 ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH. SLEEPING
Rs'ss s9fs su! sss ass 70 sa a
1Ql0, 23rd ST. NV,
3 rooms. kitchen. bath; god condition.
FOR rent e sHzkEEs sfa!ss 'Pi,i Nokh1s saa .
Neutrality-suspicious., 1877 32nd
st. n.w.-6 rooms. bath, hot-water heat;
freshly papered and painted; $3O.50. Open.
17as POTOMAC AVE. e.E-a ROOMS.
aad eont sot Hask water oGrS SE neat sn'
FOR 2 QUIET. EMPLOYED PEOPLE: 8
p1iyste bath; $40; owner; dstaehed home; q
NV. Phone Cleveland $3.50.
room. nA bed ed room' Kitchen, % lovely tile bath.
large recreation ROOM beautiful view, near
CLEVELAND PARK, 3O2s PORTER ST.
NV, Apt. 304-2 bed rooms, living ROOM
dinette, kitchen and bath.
CLARENDON, VA.-NEWLY DECORATED
z rms: kitchenette. semi-private bath; 2nd
endon Bank. Adults. Reas. 914 N. Ivy St.
LIVING ROOM DINING ROOM. KIT
chen, bath. all large rooms; FIRST floor.
$50. heat. light. gas included. Line. 6431.
WoODRIDGE-ONE LARGE ROOM. KIT
chenette and large screened porch; heat,
light. gas; $50. Available Oct. IS. 350S
18th st. ne. North 374S-W.
GOVERNMENT WORKER. ENTIRE FIRST
floor of new house. Oil heat, elec.. kitchen.
INQUIRE 903 Flower ave. Takoma Park, Md.
2702 18TH ST. NE, BROOKLAND--3
rooms. kitchen bath; porches; S45. L..
v. THACKER. INC, 2726 18th st. ne.
IBEAuTIFUL UNFURN. ! .RM;. ELEc.
kit. bath basement apt; S35. 3512 New
Hampshire NV. Col S633.
LARGE ROOM WITH FIREPLACE;
southern exposure; large kitchen and large
sink. with new gas range; semi-private
bath: vicinity of 18th and Park I'd.
NV. Phone Columbia 4s57J.
1927 TAYLOR ST. N.W.-FOUR PLEAS
ant rooms private bath refrig., cleo. gas.
garage: S55: adults; references; gentileS. .
170S NJ ST. NE-TWO ROOMS. KITCH-
enette and bath porch; adults only;
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1920 MONTAGUE ST. NV
Semi detached brick; dining
room, living room, library, 4 bed
rooms, 2 baths; b.-i. garage; oil
heat; maids room and bath in
basement. Electric refrigeration.
NeW-houSe condition. Rent, sos
per month. Open Sat. and Sun.
H. L. RUST CO.,
1901 18th NV. Natl 8100.
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WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.
YOUNG WOMAN TEACHER wants room
and board in private family. convenient
to Tech High School. Address Box 375-
H. Star office.
FOR TWO BOYS. 1918; must be reason
able and home-like. Address Box 3S7-H,
Star office.
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WANTED-CO-OPERATIVE APIS.

YOUR COOP. APT. TAKEN IN AS PART
PAYMENT ON TO-ORDER BUILT HOME.
w. B. PICHLER. 1905 K NV MET. 4344 a
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1909 MASSACHUSETTS, AVE
Home environment; just opened beauti-
iully furnished meals uneXcelled; prefer
toung men and women; references re-
ouired; refined neighborhood.
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WOODBRIDGE. 36n5 18th ST NE.-BEAU-
tiful six-room brick house. decorated
throuehout. Vacant. Open. Priced right
for quick sale. Call Mr. BOUDREN. Poto.
mac l5S1-J or National 4hon
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BROOM APARTMENT. FURNISHED OR
Church. Vs. Phone Falls Chi eh sos.
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HOUSES-FURNISHED.

WELL FURNISHED 9-ROOM BRICK
modern house for rent to responsible fam
lily. $500 block 18th ST. NV Shown by
appointment Phone Shepherd 2O5a.
6 ROOMS SLEEPING PORCH. o-CAR
garsge including heat cleo phone: .
blocks Wardman Park Hotel; SIS. Phone
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ton; must be clean comfortable, reason
able within walking distance. Address
BOX ll4-J Star office
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YOUNG LADY wants room in private home
or apartment vicinity Rock Creek Park
Would like garage privileges; breakfast op-
tonal Address Box 4O9-H Star Office
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WANTED-ROOMS.

ELDERLY WOMAN desires two unfurnished
rooms. kitchenette and bath with heat
and hot water. in converted private house;
not above second floor and convenient to
stores. Washington or suburbs. Address
Box 13-H. Star Office. 15s
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CLUB MERIDIAN.

2620 10th ST. NV.
delightful home residence for men and
women with lounges and game room; sin
giles and doubles: all sunny: showers; ideal
location: personal service; excellent meals.'
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700 @ ST. S.W.
8 rooms; S20.50. 81
Sstel heat: sleesTie iisht;; SO per month.
sAGER. 924 14th st. NV. National 0036.
oLORED-DETAcHED FRAME. g R..
b.. large lot. h.wh.. cleo. beautiful ne.
location: $50. n. G. BISCOE Clev. 1928
CoLORED-l11O 4th ST. NW@8 RMS,
bath, latrobe heat. Price, $3.50. Apply
Simon Beloi. 1908 New York ave. NV.
COLORED-27 9th ST. NE. ROOMS.
sssnbo siscHoFE REST9P Sfs9Pe1es co ea sti
st ne. Lincoln 6110 or Lincoln 0S13.
DeanWood; rood eSpdition. caii Atlantic
6Ios. M. MARK&
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SHEPHERD PARK
1915 18th Pl. NV. Corner FloraD.
Rooms Bed Rooms. . Baths.
AutomatlG Gas Heat. Garage-SI4O
BAKER REALTY CO. INC.
~ n St. NV. District 1911
FOXALL-OVERLOOK c;ovFRNNIFNr
nark: new-house condition: s rooms. double
screened porches. elec refrig buiIt-in "a.
WAVERiY TayfHenR VIZ 81 nw.
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LARGE furnished room or studio apart
ment with open fireplace in use cooking
privilege, pvt. ent, garage; prefer detached
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nished room, private bath. breakfast:
preferably neighborhood of Taft Bridge or
N st. n. W Address Boy 41l-H. Star office.
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1924 K NV.

Newly furnished rooms. thoroushly reno
waited: well-cooked meals; refined atmos-
phere; ami Married couples and gentle
men preferred
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WIDOW desires unfurn rms. with sink;
quiet. clean; not over $50 month; or small
apt. Address Box S2-J. Star Office.
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TWO ladies want furn room in Mt Pleas
ant section; will stay nights with child;
have small gentle dog. Write 1888 New
ton st
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316 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NE.
Two-room furnished apartment;
front: adults
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s7.e60-MT. PLEAsANT-e R., 8 B.,
garage; q Kennedy built house Think OF
Il; 50 900 cash required. H. c. BISCOE,
Cleveland 1923.
$7.450-GEORGIA AVE. LIST COMM.-e
r. ] b.. large lot; excellent condition all
cash above S5 400; insurance loan. H. C.,
BISCOE. Cleveland 1923,
GEORGETOWN - REMODELED BRICK.
1885 33rd: 2 rms. ga baths; big trees. al
ley: price, S7.a5O: cash. S3.750. balance
(CentinueS On Next Psss.)
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GOVT. EMPLOYE law student wishes
warm. quiet room. private entrance. lava
tory desirable reasonable; boarding. ROOM
ing houses not considered; vicinity 18th, G
and 14th. Fairmont only: if cannot qualify
do not answer state price. location. Ad-
dress Box 42-H Star Office.
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SALE-HOUSES.

BRANDYWINE ST. N.W.-S34O LESS
than cost. Corner lot. 40xli5. q rooms
and bath, modern. attic. hardwood 1ioors
tnr66ueSoqt' porches - $500; $500
Apply to D H. JOHNSON CO.. 04l New
York ave Phone National 1879.
SHEPHERD PARK 1923 GERANIUM ST,
nw:-A lovely detached home at SlI 900.
Dist S9l7. w. L. MOORE. Geo 2SOo
NEAR GRANT CIRCLE-2O-FT., GROOM,
house; vacant and in new-house conditions:
mooeIn, e!ec refrig.. garage. Kindly phone
Mr. MALONEY Cleveland 164g
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sEMI-DETACHED. 6ql5 AND 6917 MAPLE
St. Takoma Park. D; C.-Large house re-
modelled into two units One contains six
rooms. bath. Lots 4sxl5O and 52x135.
Near street car lines, bus. stores. churches.
Now rented. Excellent opportunity for
owner live in one unit and rent other:
$3.50 for both or will sell separately.
r. D. LILLE. phone Georgia 3300
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-OlSl cEl Z. W. L. lOORE Geo -Su-.
. HOMES IN CAPITOL HEIGHTS. ND
Small cash payment. BARGE A. DON-
MOYER, Lawrence ave. between Wash.
and Baltic aves.
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UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO SECURE A
larse Colonial home with ma gnificent gar-
dens, which cost over s.. 900 TO lay out
with boxwood etc. The home contains
IL rooms and 2 baths cost $4,000 ard
now offered for $50 900 Property located
in historic citv of Alexandria. Will show
the property by appointment. Address Box
Al Star office
Evening star., 1935-10-13

RIVER RD.-6 ROOMS AND BATH, UL-
tra-modern; large garage chicken house,
plenty Of grounds; close in: should be seen,
Open. Priced to sell or will trade for small
clear house Phone Wisconsin 1870
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SHEPHERD PARK. UPPER 10th ST: q
rooms. brick, . baths; oil heat full attic,
2-car garage: big Handicapped lot: real bar.
gain; small cash will handle. Call OWNER,
GeOrela 5ol1
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BUSINESS WOMAN desires large room,
private or semi-private bath: vicinity Goth
and 2 SITS. Address Box 1O5-H. Star office.
EMPLOYED YOUNG LADY desires furn.
room with Jewish family. Northwest sec
tion. Address Box 499-E. Star office.
GENTLEMAN wants room with bath or
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80 9th ST NE
:, Two rooms. large kitchen: heat gas and
light furnished: refrigeration.
5423 KANSAS AVE NV RMS. KIT,
pvt. bath. g.. e.. h. and Frigidaire. screened
porch; adults and gentiles only.
439 BUCHANAN ST. NW.-TWO ROOMS.
ator included: S35. Adults. After Sunday
526 IRVING ST. NW-TWO ROOMS
kitchen. inclosed porch. semi-bath; heat,
gas, elec. included; Gentiles. Adams 749.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-21
Women Lead
Divorce
Parade

It's the woman who pays-and
it's the woman who sues!
That seems to be the story told
so far by the new District of Co.
lumbia divorce law.
Of the IS persons who have
applied for absolute divorces here
since the regulation went into
effect August 7, not more than 10
have been husbands. The re-
mainder, according to the records,
were wives. Their predominant
plea was that they had been de
serted for the two-year period
which washington now deems
good enough reason for making
the split permanent.
The other newly legalized bases
for divorce here are separation for
a five-year period and conviction
of a felony with not less than a
two-year prison sentence.
Six or seven applications per
day is the usual average. The ap'
plications for the most part come
from matrons who have had about
IS years of married life.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-21
$77,095 FUNDS
GIVEN D. {.

Allotment of Federal funds to-
falling $77,O95 for use of the Works
Progress Administration in Wash
ington was approved today by
President Roosevelt.
At the same time it was an
nounced the Interior Department
is seeking approval of an applica'
ton for $3,42O,51O for an improve
ment program at st. Elizabeths
Hospital.
Funds approved by the President
today will be used for the con-
Struction of roads and resurfacing
garage floors at the National
Guard Rifle Range; compilation
of statistical data from local po'
lice precincts, and renovating and
painting armory of the 260th
Coast Artillery, District National
Guard.
Items for the st. Elizabeths i'm
provement program include pur-
chase of 5000 acres of ground for
a subsistence farm on which will
be raised vegetables and meats for
the hospital.
Six new buildings to provide ad-
ditional bed space for $50 patients
at a cost of $1,508,000, and two
more buildings to house tuberculaT
cases are included in the project.
Old buildings are to be recondi-
toned and a $15O,000 church
erected,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-21
ROW MAY RUIN
FREDER|CK'S
SEWERPLAN
U.S.. Officials Threaten
to Refuse Fund if
Split Continues

FREDERICK, Md, Aug. 81.
A factional quarrel threatened to-
day to deprive Frederick of funds
with which to build a sewer Sys-
tenn.
With an application for Fed
eral funds pending before the
Public Works Administration, &C.
ton has been delayed while bank
ers and city officials debate the
question of withdrawing this ap-
plication and filing a new one
with the Works Progress Admin
istration. The amount to be Dor
rowed and the terms on which
the money ma. be obtained-if
at all-are at the bottom Of the
disagreement, with a bond issue
on the side, to be offered in the
open market, as an additional
point in controversy.
Epidemic Feared
Meanwhile Federal officials who
are watching the problem and
who eventually will pass on the
application for funds, have served
notice that no WPA application
will be considered. And the city,
with no sewer system, is faced
by the constant threat of an
epidemic from prevailing insani-
tary conditions.
The trouble started after the
town had obtained a PWA allot-
ment of $452,000 which consti-
tuted As per cent of the entire
cost of sewer installation. AL.
though assured of that Federal
contribution, certain influential
persons demanded that the PWA
allotment be withdrawn and ap-
plication made for a WPA grant
of $652,00O.
Shopping" Taboo
AS President Roosevelt has said
that no community which has in
dicated its ability to pay SIS per
cent of a project may shop around
other Federal agencies to get
more money, PWA and WPA Off
Gals, including PWA Administra-
tor Harold L. IckeS and WPA Ad-
ministrator Harry Hopkins, have
declared that Frederick must be
satisfied with the $452 900 grant.
Despite the insistence of these
Federal officials, a clique in
Frederick has continued to de-
mand the WPA grant of 1852 900.
In view of the argument over
which money to seek, it was indi-
Gated that Frederick might even.
tually fail to get any Federal
funds whatsoever if the "influen-
tial group" persuades the towns
people to withdraw the PWA ap-
plication.
Certain Members of Congress in
CONTINUED on Page Is, Col. -
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-21
Two Chinese Officers
Study at US. School

Secretary Of War Dern has
authorized the attendance of two
officers of the Chinese army at
the Command and General Staff
School, Fort Levenworth, Kan, for
the 1886 course. :
The Chinese officers are Lieut..
Col. En-sui Shiyih and Major Pi-
chen Wong. They will sail from
Shanghai in a few days and will
report at Fort Leavenworth next
month.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-21
Con7ics>Sports
Meeting To Condemn NaZi Persecution
Montgomery
To Curb Hog
Raising

ROCKVILLE, Md, Aug. 21-De-
claring that the metropolitan sub
urban area is fast becoming too
thickly populated to permit the
raising of hogs for commercial
purposes, the Board of Montgom-
cry County Commissioners today
is taking steps to halt this enter
prise.
Edward Peter, counsel Of the
board, has been instructed to re-
wise the county ordinance to COM
pei persons to obtain permit
from the county health author
tiles before keeping bog on their
premises.
/. Under an ordinance passed in
1882, hog raising was permitted
as long as the animals were not
kept within one quarter of a mile
of a residence, or within one half
mile of a public highway.
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Recreational benefits would be
extended to crippled and delin-
quent children under program
submitted to Recreational Coordi-
nator Lewis E. Barrett today by
Playground Director Sibyl Baker.
Asking that $136,680 of Work
Progress funds be made available
for this purpose, Miss Baker pro-
posed that the District provide
recreatfonal therapy for abnormal
children.
Children at District hospitals
and institution would be given
special physical training as cur
alive measures, and the works
funds would be used to curb de-
linquency among children who are
not reached by the regular play,
ground educational program.
AS outlined by Miss Baker, the
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$l36, $50 WPA Funds
Asked for Recreation

project calls for trained employees
to administer recrational therapy
both at Fairgrounds and at in
stitutions.
Establishment of nursery play
centers and courses in music,
drama and handicraft are
planned. Miss Baker asked that
funds be provided so that school
Fairgrounds can be operated
after school hours under trained
supervisors.
Employment of IL persons for
office work in connection with
the project was asked. I-iSS
Baker said the new program
would provide employment to
100 persons for one year.
Coordination Barrett is studying
the proposal in conjunction with
similar projects submitted by the
Community Center Department.