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Evening star., 1935-03-17

FOR RENT-Six room bungalow. store
and gas station attached La Plata road,
II miles from District line. Floral Park,
Md Call Adams I0403
Evening star., 1935-03-17

Apt. 2-Lsree. lovely corner room; Sc ex-
pos. : closets next bath unlimited phone
ORDWAY. APT 3 BAH 10th ST NV
near PARK Shop Conn. ave. and Ordwsy
st: rent to lady one warm light room
a0 1OiuinV hath -S~''''
Evening star., 1935-03-17

1874 25th ST. N.W.-Une unusually large
housekeeping room, 2nd-f. front. Reason
Evening star., 1935-03-17

26l6 GARFIELD ST.-Lovely- newly fur
nished rooms for . ladies' excellent meals;
s35 mo. One block from Wardman Park.
Evening star., 1935-03-17

- -, A,pSn oI W. large, sunny bed
lsonable. '''iiVeo phone.
Evening star., 1935-03-17

l342 COLUMBIA RD-Bright. clean.
comfortable front room, h. W h.; Ink op-
tional: also share room, twin beds; shop
ping center; phone; reasonable
Evening star., 1935-03-17

COMFORTABLE ROOM, use Of kitchen
and telephone. Phone North I0333.
SUB-LET ATTRACTIVE RM.-Month or
more; semi-priv. bath kit. suitable / or .;
immediate poss. Chastleton. Apt. 80.
Evening star., 1935-03-17

37O6 18th ct: NE.-Brisht front room,
overlooking Franciscan Monastery grounds;
private home; no other roomers; S1b mo.
Evening star., 1935-03-17

DOWNlOWN. 1905 G. NV, APT Con
vfenlent furnished room. 1sx1G. large
closet. next bath; So each: 50 90 single;
one block Woodward d Lothrop: good heat.
Evening star., 1935-03-17

NICELY furnished room. private family:
Seml-prlvate bath; for gent; reasonable.
Phone Columbia 5fS4-W
Evening star., 1935-03-17

55l2 eth ST NW.-Large front room.
twin beds / windows. close to cars and
buses S25 per month. Also single room
I S".5u per week. Phone Georgia 1879.
Evening star., 1935-03-17

alS 23rd ST. NV. near Potomoc Park
Newly decorated front alcove room twin
beds suitable employed couple; owner S
home. reasonable
Evening star., 1935-03-17

GENTLEMEN single rooms, private
bath; room with large porch: each
vate home with grounds CaIi Adams
1864 between and 7:3O d m Hs
Evening star., 1935-03-17

| TAKOMA PARK. IL Manor Circle-Large
front room with private entrance and
private bath room: SIS. Shep. 313G-J .
WALKING DISTANCE downtown furnished
room Ior gentleman in apt: reasonable
reEt. Phone Metropolitan 81 "a
Evening star., 1935-03-17

EXPERIENCED NURSE OF E G
mothers ARE, will board infant or young
child: large yard. healthful surroundinss.
Evening star., 1935-03-17

DEPENDENCE AVE. S.W.-Two con-
Il housekeeping rooms; opposite U.
Oitol park: adults only.
Evening star., 1935-03-17

| 225 WEBSTER ST NW-Front room for
Eehhed girls or man and wife; fur
| nlSheC. l0s
Evening star., 1935-03-17

RAISE CAPITAL-Best methods. corpora :
tlons ORGANIZED and promoted everywhere:
estab. 1908. U. S. Legal Corp. $40 Bond
Building.
Evening star., 1935-03-17
PERSONAL.

REFINED MIDDLE AGED LADY, EXPERT
enced, managing apt. house, help manage
Address Box IT'S, Star office.
YOUNG MAN DESIRES LADY PARTNEsR
Evening star., 1935-03-17

ROOMING HOUSE-A nice small house
ShaZo, 1l23 14th NV. Phone Natl. $500. .
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-04-27
WRITER'S ORGANIZE
PEN WOMEN GROUP
State Chapter Of Professional
Women Writers Holds Char.
ter Banquet Friday

Chartering of the Bismarck branch
of the National League Of American
Pen Women, the first organization Of
professional women writer's in North
Dakota, was celebrated at q banquet
attended by 20 guests given at Z
o'clock Friday evening at the Rose
room of the Patterson hotel.
Presiding at the banquet vas Mrs.
Edna LaMoore Waldo, acting national
vice president for North Dakota and
member of the league since 1927,
who is serving as temporary presi-
dent of the branch. After q brief
history of the league which was or
ganized by three nationally known
newspaper women in Washington, D.
c., in 1897. Mrs. Waldo presented
officers of the newly formed branch
which for the present takes In the
entire state, and other guests.
Officers Presented
Among the officers presented were
Mrs. Esther Abbetmayer Selke, Dick
inson, first vice president and chair.
man of lectures: Miss Alden Hewitt
Bismarck, second vice president and
chairman of membership; Miss Mar
celia Schlasinger, Bismarck, secre-
tary. Mrs. Grace Brown Putnam, New
Rockford, chairman Of poetry, and
Miss Josephine Hosch, Bismarck
treasurer and historian. Three char
ter members not present included
Mrs. Eva X. Anglesburg, Thompson
Of the membership committee; Mrs
Edith Thompson, Grand Forks, aud
itor, and Miss Bertha Rachel Palmer
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-04-27
BOY SCOUT TROOPS
CANVASS RESIDENCE
DISTRICT SATURDAY
Lions Sponsor Drive With As.
sistance OF Local Associa-
ton Of Commerce

A light fall Of rain failed to damien
the enthusiasm Of local Boy Scout
troops as they began the annual CITY,
wide canvass Of the residential dis
tricts, inaugurating the spring Clean
up and Paint-up Week in Bismarck
Getting off to a rousing start with
. motor parade extending more than
four blocks with . truck containing
the high school band in the lead. the
campaign will wind up next Satur-
day when scouts will be sent out to
make a final check on the work ac-
complished.
More than ITS scouts were enlisted
Saturday in checking the premises
about Capital City homes for rub
bish, ashes, tin cans, unraked leaves
or other unsanitary refuse.
The scouts were supplied with cards
on which they checked the unsani-
tary conditions. leaving a portion OF
the card with the property owners or
tenants asking cooperation in the
drive and retaining another portion
Of the card which will be used in the
second check.
The campaign will have three d.
rect results, It's sponsors said. Living
conditions will be improved with the
removal OF the breeding places for
flies and germs. The cleaning up o!
OanerS and old leaves will lessen the
fire hazards and insure greater pro-
lection against damage by fire. The
city will be made more beautiful tc
visitors and residents alike.
Sponsoring the Cleanup Week Is
the Lions service club with Roy Nefi
as chairman Of the committee IL
charge. Other members Of the COM
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-04-27

through her radio work In New York
City, Mrs. Louis Farrell Of Fort Lin
coin who has been q guest at several
writer's shop talk forum meetings,
Mrs. +. D. Lum Of Wahpeton who Is
president Of the Woman's Literary
club Of that city, and Miss Frances
Veitasa Of Dickinson.
Mrs. selke, who gave the main ad-
dress Of the evening, summarized a
study which she has made Of the
Pen Women members listed In Who's
Who and sketched what she consid-
ers the opportunity afforded for crea-
tive writing In various localities in
North Dakota. She called the for
nation Of the state chapter Of Pen
Women IN epochal step toward the
development Of creative work In the
state. Mrs. Putnam Of New Rock
ford spoke briefly Of North Dakota
poetry anthology on which she Is
working at present.
Table decorations for the banquet
were carried out in the May day
theme in pastel shades Of green, vel
low and pink combined with gold, .
Maypole, place cards, nut baskets and
the programs which were In the form
OF scrolls all being In the same col
ofS.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-04-27
Additional Society
D.U.V. Hears Papers
On Historic Topics

Papers showing intensive study OF
two subjects were program features
when Tirzah Ann Barclay Tent No.
3, Daughters Of Union Veterans OF
the Civil War, was entertained Thurs
day afternoon by Mrs. Ray NJ. Full
er, 7l8 Main avenue. Mrs. Thomas
w. Sanders gave an outline OF the
life of Abraham Lincoln. Miss Ruth
Hedstrom, patriotic instructor for the
corps. prepared paper on History
Of the Grand Army of the Republic, "
which was read. The tent welcomed
the return of a member. Mrs. Emma
Virgin. who has come to Bismarck to
live after residing in Washington, D.
c.. for four years. Mrs. Virgin Is a
former resident of Tuttle.
X y \
Miss Ruth Carr of Sedalia, Mo-, ar
rived in Bismarck Friday for a
months visit at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. s. B. Scott.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-04-27

Sunday morning. At 10 o'clock they
viii assemble at st. Mary's school au-
ditorium for the first degree work.
The second and third degree exercises
will be held at the some place, start
ing at l:3O o'clock.
Concluding the days events will be
q banquet hororing the initiates
which will be served at the World
War Memorial building at $50
o'clock. ]. B. Smith Is acting as chair
man Of the entertainment commit
tee.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-04-27
Church Will Conclude
Religious Film Series

The Living Christ" the last Of the
Il Am the Way" series Of moving pic
lures depicting the life of Jesus. will
be shown at the First Lutheran
church Sunday evening, beginning at
8 o'clock. according to Rev. G. Adolph
Johns, pastor. This picture shows
Christ as he appeared to his disciples
after his resurrection. In connection
with the film. there will be appropri-
ate music including duets by Miss
fanny Edholm and Reuben Sjobeck
and a sermonette. The public is in
vited.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-04-27
knights Of Columbus
Will Initiate Sunday

Bismarck Council 1904, knights Of
Columbus, will confer the first three
degrees Of the order on q class Of IS
candidates Sunday, according to !. r.
Wagner, grand knight, who Saturday
gave an outline Of the days program.
Members and candidates will ct.
tend mass and receive communion at
|St. Mary's procathedral at 7:45 O'Clock
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-04-27

Fertilizer, Black Dirt, Gar
den Flowing and rubbish haul
ing. Wachter Transfer Corp.
Phone 81.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-04-27
Parade Gets Cear>Ut Campaign off to Rous,,g Start

mittee are Leonard Anderson and
William Koch.
Assisting in the campaign are the
Association of Commerce and the l0I
local scout troops. each Of which was
assigned a special district in the city
wide canvass made Saturday.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1935-04-27

Evanston, III. As Mrs. Waldo intro
duced the members, she gave each .
bouquet Of rose buds and she In turn
was presented with flowers by Mrs.
selke as . token from the branch to
the national vice president.
Mrs. Waldo acknowledged the debt
Of gratitude which the chapter owes
to Mrs. Kara Aesdel Dickinson Of the
Seattle, Wash, branch, formerly Of
Minot. who assisted In the organiza-
ton work. She also read IN Easter
message from Victoria Faber Steven
son Of Washington, D. c.. the national
president.
Among the guests were several
members Of the writer's shop talk
forum Of the Bismarck chapter, Am
erican Association Of University wo-
men, who will form tho student Rroup
Of the league chapter. The guests In.
cluded Miss Clarice Belk, who BROUGHT
greetings from Theta Sigma Phi. na.
ttonal honorary college women's Jour-
nalism organization: Mrs. Emery r.
Putnam, Mrs. T. o. Brandenburg,
Miss Frances Collision, Miss Dorothy
Moses and Mrs. 8. Theodore Gins
berg. Mrs. G. Vernon Freeman and
Mrs. George Hellickson Of this group
were invited but were unable to at
tend.
Introduces Honor Guests
A group Of honor guests introduced
included Mrs. George D. Mann. Mrs.
Henry O. Putnam who brought greet
ings from the Current Events club.
DR.. Maysil williams who brought
fluctuations Of the Liberal Arts club.
Miss Susan v. sheaffer who repre-
sented the Business and Professional
Women's club, Miss Maude A. Tol-
lefsen who is teacher founder Of the
Singers Guild and who told Of her
contacts with Pen Women members
Evening star., 1935-08-24
SALE--HOUSES.

sSS S9xseAS 52 SleE Il so1.s HwPRlsEAsaE
oil heat; new-house eond.; close to school,
Sd, 500 for quick sale. Apply any time. y
gEW e9ENSdER .;slS.S MISKS AMEMIcAfs rsdm: s.,S, 2,
buiit-in garage, nice yard. Wise. 306s. 26s
NEW BRiCK HOUSE, 1928 4ath PL. Sc.
5 rooms. tile bath. basement. shade trees;
8 and o sts)-6-yoom brick house and
bath. sleeping porch, newly decorated, al
$a60 cash. $3.50 month. which Include.
interest, taxes, insurance. water rate and
curtailment. See Mr.. WILLIAMS at 1910
B st. s.e,, or phone Mr.. CLARK. Natl. 3007
8 ROOMS ACRES, HANDICAPPED; OUT
buildings, servants house: best condition,
terms. Telephone Marlboro 90.
NORTH CLEVELAND PARK. 42O6 37th
st. n.w.-Six rooms; near schools and
churches.
Evening star., 1935-08-24
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


FIRST; THIRp FLOOR, FRONT APTs.,
Gus hot water; reasonable. 220 st. n.E.26s
A CAR AND GUIDE FREE-APTs. AND
houses; furnished and unfurnished @ 927
, rooms attractively furnished. with elec
gas. refrigeration. 2 exposures. SAT 90 and
$65. See janitor.
1850 CALVERT sT..THREE LARoE.
airy veil nas tor sHe TSa
I15 5th ST sE.-3 OR 4 LARGE RMS,
Phone Adams 454s-R.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1926 10Th sT:-TwO
1eva H hrss TSG@ q.
22l1 H ST. .N.W.-FURN1sHED APT,
with electric itght. gas. continuous hot
1902 EUCLID ST. NW-TWO BRIGHT,
attIactiyely furnished rooms and private
$500 BLOCK CONN. AVE- LADIES TO
iand Ss e5s5. s SaeP Referenees ne eachsnasd. s..
SUBLEAsE TO DECEMBER is, CON-
gressman's newly furnished apartment. Call
Ma2assr' sHaa wOOdley Park Towers or Adams
436 4th ST. N.E;-,LARGE ROOM. KITCH-
en-: newly decorated; adults. "a.
SENATOR LEAVING TOWN WISHES TO
rent 6-room apartment until December is.
si5Ss, ssS s %0Ssh asz SSa: SSH5 os
5li2 I. conn AVE. aBRIoHT RMS vs.
S67.50. Phone Georgia 7243.
1s r ST NE.-ATTRACTIVELY FUR
nished; 4 rooms. rec. hail. bath; cont. hot
water. refrig.; entire 3rd tloor: adults. 23s
1910 COL. RD--l RIM, KITcHENETTE.
Rs.s sti siss Adults iHst h. W. nicely furn
1880 M ST NV, APT. 36--LARGE ROOM.
grill; for one or two; reasonable. 20.
EXCELLENT DOWNTOWN LOCATION
FrGa ana sr fSS ONE 4a4e
1907 E ST. E-2 rooms. second, hoor,
per month. Adults only.
I241 POTOMAC AVE. sE-3 ROOMS,
private bath. sun parlor; ami. ADULTS
only. 20
APARTMENT TO SHARE. FIVE ROOMS,
kitchen and bath with fwo other, girls, or
will rent entire apartment furnished for
@o @ will bogs Geserys ADAMS sns rs9 sf sd ses se ss6
pm or Sunday.
ARE You TIRED OF AN APT. ?.EM-
ployed widow desires employed couple Slo .rS 70
half other expenses. 6932 Srd st. NV. 25.
MhA sun parior. EA SiteHen. bath. frst hoor. pit
yste entrance S complete for houssEesping ns1 5s:
s.s sHEaIpAN ST, E;W;MTWo I,L.,. Sg0s. CON ON
couple Phone Georeia 1919.
sUBLET TWO ROOMS. KITcHENETTE
sor sne three Tas or four persons; reasonable Cali
&s. et5sERoaR Ss Se ssasss ss
il y.:fS AZ sa:s 81 Soss SNeS sss5
1910 HEMLoCK ST. NW-THREE LARGE
sslspssne Sasssss s0Hm ineiaded $3.50 dsorss isl
coEpoVA; APT; n.5 logmLoyE,LIY o!I,I:m.R ROOM ON
FANNY . Of paw Two; ''e eonVsasns ioestioh
sss; slss, fTisidairs: fzia 18th St, Nv.
PARK LEE, 1880 PARK RD-ExCEI,.
loc.; !, Q attractive outside rms. dressing
ss5 sS dsass BssssoF Fs apt oass4a $40 Adsns sss$
a001 oTTs ST. ,NE-nNTIRE SECOND
Modern S5 saSsn h4Sfs SIsase sa
unfurnished; ADULTS. Decatur o064,J. %.
4ls 18Th sT; sEIs ROOMS Ms bS! KIIGadHklts GaadGlts
ssss snis isisriysss FRens Nssntis .sasoS 1u.
Is4 .. MT IDA AVE, ALEXANDRIA. Va:
Newly decorated; 8 rooms: $40 mo-; aouits
only, Phone Alexandra 1b02.W.
CLARENDON. VA. - LARGE ROOMS;
porches. bed room. kitchen, ami. use OF
liying room phone, radio. no other room:
ers' $50. Phone after $50 pm. walnut
$3.50. Reference required,
. NICELY FURNISHED HoUsEKEEpINd
a.sk s.S p1tss s ss
1890 IIth ST. N.W.-ONE ROOM AND
kitchen until September 1, $40. Phone
Potomac 9611-J.
spffa spf Ss hoSI JIG and 2us lnrnishsd
conyenient to cars and bus. 20.
Evening star., 1935-08-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ROCKVILLE, MD. 409 WEST MONTGoM-
cry ave- rooms, dinette and kitchen;
ami. ELECTRIC refrigeration; bus service;
$40 Phone Rockville 37-W.
CLARENDON APARTMENTS -LIV WING
room, two bed rooms bath. kitchen. din
cite, storage room plsg room. Tscreation
;,96n STE,unds shade SR2 20 KsV Bridge 70
Virginia ave). then left two blocks. No
dogs, children welcome; FRANK LYON,
BELTSVILLE. MD
Modern apartment. furn or unfurn,
available Sept. 0. Mrs. ANNA M. COWLES.'
Evening star., 1935-08-24
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

COUPLE WANT 2 FURN LHK. ROOMS
with sink, h.-w.h., near suburb; S25 mo.
Address Box 304-Z. Star once. 24e
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED-ONE
room apartment. near @. w. Address Box
1861, Star once. 25'
l ROOM. KTTCHENETTE, BATH, WITH
Frigidaire; completely furnished; by Oct;
not over S45; no children. Address Box
401-X, Star once.
TWO LADIES DESIRE UNFUR. SECOND
floor apt, private home, NV. section;
heat, hot water and private bath. Address
Box 316-Z, Star ONCE.
RESPONSIBLE ADULTS DESIRE SMALL
furn. apt, vicinity Taft Bridge, Sept, l. 70
Nov. l. Address Box 324-Z. Star ONCE. 2 &c
FURNISHED APT. 2 BED ROOMS. BATH
and kitchenette; must be near junior high
school; price must be reasonable. @. p.
BARNES. 1857 Park rd. NV. 24s
Evening star., 1935-08-24
ApARTMENTs-FURNIsHED.

STVpI0 APT-gNusuAI. .HlTT5HIAcTIvE- q 51I!
Frisidsire, continuous. hot water, automatic
heat; 500 until oct9bsr l. slisht increass
afterward. Price Includes unlimited phone.
THE BROADMOOR.
Living room. BED room !yniogs dining
southern exposure; attractiveiy furr.; res
taurant, newsstand. Earage, etc.. in build
ing. Phone Cleveland 5000.
Francis Scott Key, Apt. Hotel
goth and p SITS. .p.w.-1 room. kit. bsth;
completely turn; iinsns silver; PriRidaire'
Evening star., 1935-08-24
RENT-FLATS.

A-EO.-I CONDITION; 4 ROOMS AND
bath. hot-water heat. electric lights. No.
01o M ST. sEE Riei HEsRy Sfnsi $40 WEroH ,Sni
927 18th st. NV. District 4346. e5s
NO. l-3I2O l3th ST. NW,-5 R.. b.
porch, gar. elec. refrigeration: unfur..
wAPLE & JAMES. mo,
1928 14th ST. NV. District 3347.
Evening star., 1935-08-24

rvo.room TX tur4nish.d 41ss t; apartment; All light,
gas, heat free, -
1851 IRVING 1.-TWO ROOMS. KTTCH.
en- and bath, $50. Apply Resident Man
GOSS REALTY CO.. n
14O5 Eye st. Phone Nationaf1 1888.
lIO3 q ST. s,w.-2 ROOMS. SECOND
~ ~ Phone pistrist 129&
Evening star., 1935-08-24
sALE--.HOUsES.

(Continued.)
1925 1929 JLocUsT Rp;, BEAuTIPUL sEEP:
purchase an almost new Breuninger home
with spacious rooms. baths and lava
at q most adVantageous price. By ali
means see this house Sunday as eircum-
e. i0fss Psone ssis S.sdsa sale at Open
ALLIsoN ST. NV NEAR GRANT CIRCLE
ana 81, Gabriers Church-B. H. Qruver-
i0oms tie BATH % Ra1dRo0d RGsf icons SMs Suiits aIfs
sarage porehes. elec. refrigerator. paved
ass itssst and paved alley Price under SO 0O9
MALONEY. Cleveland 7649 or Natl. l737.
| GLOVER PARK. BENTON sT.-s-RooM
modern house, excellent condition; built
WOODRIDGE, 1892 27th ST. N.E.-FIRST
S looms. tiled BATH sssattast stss room. OSoh Ew.h',
SaiLsse St Sto 46SlS9 si6 nsT-house eonditcn;
Alb MADISON ST. NV BEAUTIFUL
soqS ss9SsH less snd thsn sngay Originally vacant
gently decorated thToIghoIt; can be bousht
vacant. Open Saturday and Sunday. 26'
COMPLETELY RENOVATED s ROOM
brick Colonial home, one block from old
Christ Church: all modern improvements,
trolled (oii burner If desired, electric
Lights ETC. new gas range (electrie II de-
ogsn NIGHTS s'SS Tith ssie.nan af on p1snsss Ssaa
9l7 Cameron ST.. Alexandria. Va. %.
SILVER SPRING. 726 THAYER AVE
New S-room house, bed rooms. baths.
go. WM. r. CARLiN. S1i5 Georgia ave
$3.50 CASH. $50 PER MONTH UNTIL
paid-New. detached. 5 rooms and bath.
cellar: attic space for additional rooms
FREfFfrfad Ridoa 4 q
Phone Lincoln 0736-J.
EXCEPTIONAL VALUE
$500, on terms, buys Lovely brick brick
ana f!l1y PaTL 2 els sroSE dSaR Il NoRfH af 7471.
FOXHALL VILLAGE.
one q The PEST ,bs 6sth si and attic
of community homes in America" Gail
ys16I: owNEE ISa NafiSnRI 476O' Cleveland 4595
S6500-TO SETTLE AN ESTATE. A VERY
desirable house containing rooms bath,
h. H.. cleo. 2-car brick garage. In ex-
SSjieht nSEthTsst l9e2sien CORP
100 Eye ST. NV. Metropolitan 1850.
331 WILLARD AVE.
Wisconsin Ave. at District Line.
'F1rst street eM, 1oSth; q ~ o,a then WeSt0
OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY.
New. modern two-story brick. center
kitchen and Breakfast nook on frst floor,
three bed rooms and two baths on second
door: oak floors: electric refrigeration.
WALTER A. BROWN.
400 H st. NV. National 1852.
MAKE US AN OFFER ON 1925 T ST. Sc
Six large rooms. three porches; looks
like new; Small cash payment. Open for
inspection
WAPLE & JAMES. INC,
1925 14th st. NV. District 3347.
OUR FIRST OFFERING OF A DELIGHT
ful home at 5347 32nd st. NV. containing
o rooms. 2 baths. breakfast porch. finished
ATTIC, garage; high and healthful and
ready for immediate occupancy. This is a
substantial. well-built home and the price
is reasonable.
PERCY II. RUSSELL CO.. 1881 K st NV.
1343 INGRAHAM ST NV, IS AN At
tractive, detached home with bed rooms
and 2 baths. and is on one of the prettiest
streets in the entire city. The holder OF
the defaulted first trust will sell at actual
OPEN SAT. AND SUM- PM
DIST. S917. W. L. MOORE. Geo. 2s02.
Evening star., 1935-08-24
CHEVY CHASE

Cool single room. adjoining bath. all
newly furnished; convenient transporta-
tion. Settled gentleman desired. S6l7
legation st. 20.
Evening star., 1935-08-24
DOWNTOWN.

DOWNTOWN.
Rhode Island ave, near Maynower Hotel
Several splendid rooms, single or en- suite,
for gentlemen only; very desirable for 3
or congenial friends preferably profes-
sional or Government employees. For appt.'
phone Cleveland 1496. 20
OUTSIDE APT. ROOM.
Sept. l. Reception hall. private en-
trance. eastern and southern exposures 6tns,
floor front apt, semi-private bath ana
shower switchboard service: privtleses'
gentleman: S32 so mo. 1901 Mass aye aye
NV, Apt. 60l, Phone Natlona! Sos33.
ONCE hours. call National b7lO' Br; 5lo'
Evening star., 1935-08-24
WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.

WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.
WANT 70 RENT HOUSE WITH OPTION
to buy, nearby Maryland: near school;
reasonable. No agents. J. J. DUNN, Route
/, Lanham. Nd.
GROOM DETACHED HOUSE. UNFuR-
nished.- No family. Address Box look,
Star once.
TO RENT SEPT. is OR BUY-5, OR 8
room modern house, near school. NV.
Takonia or Virginia. Give details. Ad-
dress Box 3S6-x. Star once.
WE HAVE SEVERAL GOOD GOVERNMENT
and Army people who want homes, potn
Furnished and unfurnished, Sept, and Id:
Caii Rentai Dept TOLEDO GUARANTY
CoRPORATIoN. National 2626.
I NEED FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED
houses bungalows and apts. List with me
for quick rental. Clients waiting: LESLIE
D. MEAsELL. phone Cleveland 346o. %.
LIST YOUR VACANT HOUSES. FLATS
and apts. with US for immediate results:
Several desirable tenants on our weldIlng
list, r, I. SEYMOUR CO. INC. Natl. 7907.
WE SPECIALIZE IN WEST WASHINGTON
properties. List yours with us for quick
rentals. ~,>,r,,
2136 Pa. Ave. NV. West O4SO.