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HOUSES-UNFURNIsHED

NEAR 14th AND PARK RID. NV 6 R.
BERT. NC. Natl ss7S. 1407 Eye nv
MT. PLEAsANT-9 R. (6 BED RMS. ! B.,
toilet, wash basin Frigidaire; BRoDIE d
VACANT = 6oI FARRAGUT ST. NV
ami. .2-car gar $40 1890 Illinois ave.
iiton St NV n, S6 r.. B.. sar.: Gentiles, adults
S55 Newly dec. Phone Georgia 0179.
CLEVELAND PARK. CHEVY CHASE. D. C..
and Md.--Several modern homes; g rooms
Cleveland 3465. LESLIE D. MEASELL. 29'
GLOVER PARK. 1907 BENTON, ST. NV
S72.50 mo-: modern 6-room home elec.
Also ene SrandneW clover Park home for
matte heat etc; Please call Mr.. MALoNEY'
Soy 9Th ST, N,w-s ROOMS. BATH. GA:
S67 so. Available January Is. Geo, s542.
222 MADISON ST. NV. - IMMEDIATE
possession; Z rooms, new house. automatic ti
heat: bus and car service. Open Tor
6201 I4th ST. N.W-CoRNER HOME
overlooking 10th and Rock Greek Park
eSes eee PefhtTy P2efgsrasor
oeSssIi owner on premises Sal. and sun: -
4645 BREWER PL. N.W.-OPEN, NEAR
COQQulJ anu EOAIdA tOcs
rooms, bath. ami. dinette, built-ln
porch; rent. $50 per month. Act today.
Phone Met. 1856; evenings. Geo. 3204.
HIGHLY DESIRABLE SUBURBAN BUN
galow, perfect condition: glaSsed sleeping
porch spacious lawn and garden; shade
trees, automatic heat, fireplace with Wood,
garage new range and retrtgerator. VIII
only consider party who will give property
good care Immediate possession. Fl Roke-
BY ave, Garrett Park. Nd.
cHEYY CHASE S..h D. SOC. S0Cs IEIs Rms BSaI5H, Ssf55,
large living room. oil heat. S126; also
northwest of GeorRetown. rms. baths,
S75. FULTON r. GORDON 1897 Eye ~.
NV. Dist. $3.50: evenings. Clev. 5Oel.
Brokers. attention.
1918 GERANIUM ST. N.W-S ROOMS. 2
baths, garage, oil heat. electric refrigera-
ton nice front and back yards, See J. b.
CAUKIN, No. Thomas circle. Phone
S45 MONTHLY-1129 7th N.E.-6-Roo1
modern brick; also 7-room. bath. modern
brick: porches garage: S67 so: excellent
ne. section. Phone Lincoln 030S.
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CLUB. los PRIM-
rose St. Md.--Delightful neighborhood;
newly decorated: g rms. elec. refrigerator,
large yard and garden; ideal for children;
5000 gsr m0l Tel. Columbia @oeo'
prancn 4Sos
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1913 18th ST. NV. Legation Club-Va-
cancy for young lady; front room. excel
mt me
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RO-CAR HOUSE,
1901 Dist ST. NV.

The RO-CAR House should be in
spected by those who appreciate beauty.
atmosphere, refinement. location. origi-
nality good food. reasonable rates, service
combined with comfort and convenience.
At present We have available for i'm
room beautifully ard artistically furnished
This room has everything that one should
desire. such as private bath. very airy
and light large closet. open fireplace.
We also have a very attractive single
room which is worthy of an inspection
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ROOMS AND RoARD-sUBURBAN

vate family: suitable one or two; close in.
Phone Walnut S707-J.
CLARENDON, VA-Attractive room, run
ming water; modern home; one half block
to trans: l or > persons. Walnut 1914.
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24O2 PA AVE NW.-Bright. weI-fur
single and double. twin beds; ex. home
cooking; walk. dist. gentlemen; $50 mo.
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NEAR 14th AND PARK, 1347 Oak
Vacancy for girl; comfortable home with
others; see to appreciate; inner-spring
Phnne Columbia h2QN ~
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RENT-FLATS.
sALE-CO-OPERATTvE APIS.

1921 7th ST. NW.-2 r. AND BATH
S20.5O. M. FRANK RUPERT. 1921 7th
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nicely furnished 5-room apt. or will rent
one room. 1919 G ST.. Apt. 4O4. Mon
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NICELY FURNISHED HONEYWELL SUB
let to reliable couple with references re-
ception hall. living room bed room,
glasSed-in sun porch dinette kitchen,
bath and shower. Broadmoor, apt. hotel,
3h01 Conn. ave Ant 40
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22Ol MASS. AVE. N.W.-NewIy decorated
double studio rooms with board. S36.50 to
S42 80; small studio room with board
$4,000. Tasty home cooking.
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YOUNG LADY, EMPLOYED. TO SHARE
two-room downtown apartment with an
other. National 96S3, Apt. SO3.
LARGE LIVING ROOM WITH MURPHY
bed, kitchen. bath, good closets. Com
pletely furnished Electrolux Can be
seem any time but representative of Office
will be there from IL to l and to 5
o'clock K today. 1l07 lIth st, nv. Apt. "a.
1921 Conn. Ave. NV Decatur 5000
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room. kitchen. semi-private bath second
floor, heat. light, gas furnished; $40 per
month.
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WOODRIDGE-WILL SHARE DESIRABLE
home with couple. = kitchens; S45: in
GLIDING utilities. Potomac 2293-R
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1920 10th ST. NV.
A delightful home residence for men anu 11
women, with lounges and drawing room Lor
guests use, Hotel and personal service.
Exc ptional meals Sunny. warm rooms
singles. doubles; modern baths. Reason
able rates
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1910 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W.-2-RM.-
studio apt. fireplace, bath; maid service.
One or two gentlemen. 29H :
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124 3rd NE.-ATTRACTIVE BROOM
apartment: bright, warm inclosed porch;
bath. shower. C. h. W.; every convenience.
Admits
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ApARTMFNTS-IINFTJRNISHED

SsO-1234 RANDOLPH ST NE-6 R..
b.. Frigidaire: includes heat and hot water.
THOMAS D. WALSH. INC, SIS 11th st.
NV. Phone District 1858.
1908 R. / AVE NW.-TWO ROOMS. RE
ception hall. kitchen and bath: all outside
rooms; S45. HENRY SCHAFFERT. $50
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2I6 JACKSON AVENUE
COLONIAL, VILLAGE
CIFVFLANn pARK

All-brick home, beautifully furnished
10 large rooms. center hall; exceptional
value overlooking Bell estate; large library
second floor, 3 bed rooms, 3 baths oil heat,
refrigeration. flreplaceS Phone Cleve-
land 3465. LESLIE D. MEASELL. 29E
NEAR NORTHEAST-FINE DETACHED
bed room home; very nicely furnished; ex-
cellent condition: garage; grounds con-
ditioned by owner.
ROBERT L. McKEEVER CO., Inc.
National 4750.
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212O ST. NV. THE CHARLOTTE. APT.
9-Nicely furnished bed-living room and
kitchen: Sl1 per week
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DOWNTOWN. 1920 EYE ST. NV
Bed-living room, Apt. .. $3.50 each.
DOWNTOWN BACHELOR APT. FOR MEN
Two large rooms. kitchen and bath,
Completely furnished. 1906 e st
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1851 WYOMING AVE. N.W.-Desirable dou-
Bile front room. End floor. next bath: ex-
cellent meals; reasonable. Columbia 10343.
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FRANCIS ScoLt Key, Apt. HoIel
goth and SITS. n.w.-1 room, kit, bath
completely furn.. linens. silver, Frigidaire
day. week. month National b425.
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$50 M.-LIV. RIM. BED RIM. K. 3. AND
porch: Gentiles adults; no dogs. Buchanan
Apts.. 1926 18th st. Or unfur.. $40 30.
1926 ONTARIO PL.. NEAR ZOO RMS.
bath, kitchen, Frigidaire, range, glasSed-
in porch, overlooking Rock Creek Park.
Admits
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2637 CONN. AVE.-BACHIOR NICELY
furn large closets. fireplace. electric light
maid service: all linen furnished. Available
at S2h NINTH
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BEAUTIFULLY AND COMPLETELY FUR
NISHED-Oriental rugs, luxurious beds.
large living room (f1replace). dining room,
kitchen. bed rooms bath. screened porch.
References. Phone Emerson 2763.
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1924 c. ST: NE.--3 ROOMS, KITCHEN
and bath; electric Ice box: heat light and
gas included. Phone Lincoln S4So-W
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30 RANDOLPH PL. NW.-3 ROOMS,
semi-private bath; newly decorated. gas
elec heat; SO wk. Between r and S sts.,
.one-half block off North Capitol st. 29H
345 TENNESSEE AVE. .N.E-FURNISHED
one room, kit. gas, electricity; $40
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WANTED-ROOMS.

YOUNG WOMAN wishes two unfr. rooms
for Housekeeping; not more than SIS. Ad-
dress Box 361-X Star office.
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DOWNTOWN, .74O 9th ST. N.W.-WALK-
ing distance all commercial buildings; two
rooms, kitchen and bath; we furnish. gas,
electricity. linens and phone service. 31S
1916 18th ST N;w-.oNE FRONT ROOM
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Handsomely furn.. bed rms, drawing rn..
dining room kit. pantry, bath; $3.50. 29'
MT. PLEASANT-ONE-RO BACHELOR
apt. furnished; Frigidaire; on car line.
Phone Adams 962S. 29'
2o01 EYE ST. NV BACHELOR APT
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DELIGHTFULLY."- SUNNY APT, IMMENSE
rooms. beautifully furnished. private bath
large porch. Adults. 27 r St ne
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completely furnished in one of Washing
toms finest apart. hotels for 1 mo. Phone
Adams 5049-W
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Congressional session. in new. detached
brick home arranged for two families, with
separate entrances. Living rm., bed rm.
kitchen. private bath. gas. electricity, c. h.
W. refrig.. garage: S65. Georgia 6394.
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WANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

QUIET YOUNG MAN desires room and
board with private family. Reasonable.
Address Box 293x. Star offce.
GIRL. young Govt employe desires room
and board in convenient NV. section with
refined Jewish family. Address Box 363-x, :,
Star Office.
ROOM AND BOARD in .refined. private
family for man and wife. S50-S55 month.
B. O.. care Senate once Bldg. Box 142.
WANTED. board and room for father and
daughter. 6 years; must be reasonable
and near school; state full particulars.
Address Box 349-x Star office.
BY CoUPLE-Room and board, with
phone: Catholic family; near Union Sta
tion; $50. Address Box look. Star ofnce.
TABLE BOARD.
OF 18th ST. 7NW.-Table board, good
home cooking. Met. 5707.
MOVING, PACKING AND STORAGE.
ANDERSON VAN SERVICE : SPECIAL
rates any city U. s. 1mmed. return N, Car.
N. Y. Boston, Chicago. Fla. st. Louis
Texas. 11th and N Y ave. National 1870.
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HoUSEs-FUR. & UNFURNTsHED.
SIX ROOMS, BATH BASEMENT, NEW
ly redecorated. 1905 Pennsylvania ave.
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1901 FARRAGUT ST. N.W.-Settled
ladies', exceptional home; detached house,
2nd or 3rd floor front; good food; quiet
neighborhood; convenient to cars and bus;
refs EXCHANGED
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YOUNG LADY TO SHARE APARTMENT
with another. Call Metropolitan 0540,
Apt pos. before q d m ous
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1920 A ST. SE.-TWO ROOMS AND
kitchen. first floor; well furnished. including
light gas heat and garage 20"
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- WO large rooms, klGcnen and bath.
completely furnished. 1906 K st.
DowNTowN-BEAU BED-LIvING
room, reasonable, including gas. electricity,
stove. sink. first floor. 534 goth st.
1910 PARK RD.-NICELY FURNISHED
Groom apartment gas. light included,
unlimited telephone, Frigidaire. 2nd floor.
Kitchen. semi-private bath. h.-w.h., eiec.,
gas, incl; $3.50 week
715 ALLISON ST. NV FURNISHED
bed room with living room. kitchen. din
ette; heat light gas. Frigidaire; garage
available; quiet couple; reasonable rent.
YOUNG LADY EMPLOYED. TO SHARE
tWo-room downtown apartment with an
other. National 96S3. Apt. S03.
LARGE LIVING ROOM WITH MURPHY
bed, kitchen: bath. good closets. Com
pletely furnished. Electrolux Can be
seem s,any time but representative Of Office
UciocF C Re t6dsT t6sye fTGT 7 to St and Ant to
RANDAIT H: HAgNER ( co, co. fSs5 fSc.' f'
1921 Conn. Ave. NV. Decatur 5000.
S65--MY 1 RIM. KIT. AND BATH APT,
toms finest apart. hotels for mo. Phone
Adams 5049W.
DOWNTOWN, 74O 9th ST. NW.-WALK-
ing distance all commercial buildings; two
rooms, kitchen and bath: we furnish. gas,
electricity. linens and phone service. 31s
1916 18th ST. N.W.-oNE FRONT ROOM
k. & b.; ami; ice box. range. sink; two
employed adults, $50 per month.
il476 CLIFTON ST; N.w..33e ROOMS,
sssRseea'e sheBsefd ao5s4w 5Hk SFd o0F' sS0 Phone
1908 COLUMBIA RD.-2 ROOMS. LARGE
and sunny. $50 monthly; 1 room. $50; heat
and lightS included.
DUPONT CIRCLE-1733 P sT.-BAsE-
dren; double sleeping room, So 50-S2. so.
Potomac 299O-J.
ONE ROOM, GRILL, BATH, APT. HOUSE
downtown. S49.5O. Address Box 3S7-:X.
Star Office
140 UPLAND TERRACE .N.E--ENTIRE
light gas gas. phone; sf25o week. Pot. i734..
LIVING ROOM, KITCHEN l OR 2 BED
nshed na6e for ana or
girls desiring real home. CIev. 757s.
LADY. SHARE APT. OR RENT ROOM,
xaIa Xth PSVfEss H to sU4ss sSss sps Ag 2o
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-TWo OR THREE
shower bath 620s wisconsin ave NV.
1409 CHAPLIN N. W.-DESIR.. 2 RMS. K.
b., completely redec.: splendid loc., attrac.;
inst. h.w.. h:-w:h.. gas. elec.. S45. $50.
724 EYE ST. S.E.-LIvlNG. ROOM. BED
room and kitchenette newly remodeled;
reasonable: near Navy Yard.
s29 KENTUCKY AVE SEE
Two rooms. kitchen. porch, on Penna.
3l21 18th ST. NV, APT. 54-COM-
pletely furnished. living room, bed room,
bath, dinette. kitchen. Frigidaire. viii sub
let, including linens and silver. $40; ref
erences required.
BACHELOR APT, 1 ROOM AND BATH,
switchboard and elevator service, SAB; cleo
tricity and phone extra. North SS27.
LADY 70 SHARE wELL-FURNISHED, q
room and bath apt with another; refer
ences exchanged. 1924 Vermont ave. NV.
Is 7th ST. S.E.-LARGE BROOM APT,
Ink; elec, gas, semi-private bath: near
Capitol; employed couple preferred. 3Os
CHANCE TO SAVE MONEY.
Lady, not over 80. to share furnished
housekeeping apt with lady; ami; con-
venient location. Call Sunday or evenings.
National 1881. Branch 326.
WILL SHARE MY HGH-CLASS 6-RM.
80 to 40 years old; S75 per month. Cali
Emerson 1900. between / and pm.
Sunday.
637 MARYLAND AVE NE RMS.
kitchen. bath; End floor; includes heat.
elec.. gas.
sb.d BEeHr rD.lSIsDt N5wIY 4 DISss Egn Egs
Light. sas furnished. 120 18th Sc. =
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

1752-54-56 QUE NV.
Room for two; private bath; other va
cancies: delicious. well-served meals.
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1909 18th ST. Nw-CIub residence: de-
sirable space for l or 2 men; also girl to
share with another: food variety.
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YOUNG LADY desires room board OPP
tional Jan. Is: private family near Scott
Circle: SIS room. S35 with board. Ad-
dress Boy :}5n-X Star Office
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3lS EAST CAPITOL ST-2-ROOM
apartment first floor. Also furnished
ronu1S for peptIapeu onIv
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THE BROADMOOR.

Suitcase beautifully furnished 3-room
apt. for months of January and February:
adults only; $3.50 per mo. Phone Cleveland
5000. Apt 604
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3419 WISCONSIN AVE. N.W.-LARGE.
second floor. front also kitchen. ch.w.;
modern: suitable for two: reasonable
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CLUB MERIDIAN,

174O New Hampshire ave: - rev
opened; beautiful single and double room
with breakfast. Phone Decature 6s30.
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1884 COL. RD-1st A. front. semi-invalid
or couple. also 2nd-f. front. twin beds;
IplentY heat and hot water. Col bQ22.
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1413 NEWTON ST, NW-Nice room with
good, home-cooked dinners, S6 weekly;
Ynlng man phnne Columbia R2hE
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HoUsEs-UNFURNIsHED.
(ContInued.)

2437 3eth PLAcE-BRAND-NEW SEVEN
rooms, baths, solarium: automatic heat.
elec. refrigerator: garage. Cleveland o. 81.
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17O6 10th ST. N.W.-Vacancy for young
lady in newly furnished front room also
vacancy for young gentleman; excellent
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COPLEY COURTS 1914 18th ST. NV
Quiet bldg. continuous switchboard, ele-
vator service refrigeration and gas free;
unusual apt. large. outside rooms; large
kitchen, bath. closets foyer; to one family;
M suhlettinp. GS0
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1908 34th PL. NV.
A REAL HOME.
NEAR WARDMAN PARK.

2SO9 9th St n.w.-Eight well-planned
rooms. hardwood floors. double brick ga
rage G. E. REFRIGERATOR Being renovated
inside and outside Rent, $50.
GUARANTY REALTY, INC,
1905 K St NV National O5s7.
8 ROOMS, 2 BATHS, OIL HEAT.
Half block of 10th. 1886 ogden st. NV.
Gear built-in garage oil heat, electric re-
frigeration: large rooms; immediate pos
session
METZLER-Realtor,
11O6 Vermont Ave
Dist SE00 nd Sim Adams 0Ro0
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1858 10th ST.

NEAR EUCLID. OPPOSITE CUBAN
EMBASSY.
One delightful apt. beautifully fur
nished living room. dining room. Kitchen.
three bed rooms. three baths, servant
room. $3.50 per month.
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e-OOD WOODLEI ttOhD.
outside rooms in beautiful home. EX-
perienced owner who will serve the sort OF
meals provided by the best country inns at
reasonable monthly rates This is a new
venture and not to be confused with a
rooming or boarding house. A good choice
available at this time in size and arrange
ment of rooms and suites. Every COM
fort and service. Prices ranging $40 up.
Call Adams 0503
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507 LAMONT ST. N.W.-LIVING ROOM
bed room. kitchenette and bath: also
screened-in porch: no children 3Os
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ntshed; linens and silyerware included
modern apt. bldg, 14th and Girard. Phone
Adams O5q6
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FURNISHED AND UNFURNISHED APART-
ments and houses. 927 18th st, NV,
Rnnm 301 Phone National S1l1.
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1106 Vermont Ave
Dist 5000. Nights and Sun, Adams 0620
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COZY. CLEAN, 2-RM. APT-ELEC RE-
frigerator. connecting bath; 1-fare zone:
$40; adults. 1928 Perry st. ne. Green
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BROOM SUITE with private bath, also
single room with private bath, in unusually
beautifully appointed private home. special
living rooms with open fireplace; excellent
meals Phone Georgia 0S11
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1714 10Th ST. NV.
OPPOSITE
WARDMAN PARK,

Near Dupont Circle: lovely location; at
nen and women: S37.5O North 712b.
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EVANSTON, 3427 18th ST NW.-THREE
rooms k. b.; southern exposure; newly
decorated; new floors; adults.
WANTED GIRL TO SHARE APT-17I7 G
st NV. Apt. 704. Phone National 1000.
251S 18th NV RIM. KITCHENETTE
with sink, End f.. rear; steam heat; suit
able for couple S6.25 wk
Imperial Valley press., 1935-04-01

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The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1935-08-30
Standards of Tobacco

Mr.. Truax Mr.. Chairman, |
move to strike out the last word.
Mr.. Chairman and members of the
committee, following a hasty perusal
of this BILL H. r. 1926, last night, |
concluded that | should oppose the
bill. The bill will establish and pro-
mote the use of standards of classi-
fcation for tobacco, to provide and
maintain an official tobacco inspec-
ton service, and for other purposes.
After reading the bill carefully and
carefully reading the report, | want
to say to you that | have changed
my mind somewhat. (Applause.) :
Growers in Power of Buyer
Mr.. Truax.-Tobacco growers to-
day are living in the same age that
the cattle and big growers were living
in the horse and buggy days, in the
days of the old mud roads, when they
did not have a market once week
and were entirely at the mercy Of the
buyer who had them completely IN
his power.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1935-08-30
THE BUTLER COUNTY PRESS

become effective as of September /,
1885. If this report is true, and l
hope it is, then / say more power TO
the president May we all doff our
hats to him in admiration for his cour-
age to tax the rich properly and ade-
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1935-08-30
Excerpts From Remarks of Hon.
Charles V. Truax, Congressman

50 the paper states. That proposed
plan is entirely too liberal for me.
For the past eight years I have adj
vocated capitalism levy that would
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1935-08-30
scale down every swollen fortune to
81 ,000,o 900.
Tax 100 Per Cent All Inheritances
in Excess of 81, 900, 900

Mr.. Truax-I urge an inheritance
tax plan that would tax 100 per cent
Of all inheritances in excess of 81 ,000,-
600; | would limit all annual incomes
to $4,000 per year, and | believe that
that is $4,000 too much
It is understood that the admins
tration wants the new tax plan to
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1935-08-30

quately and for his humanitarian
motives.
Note-The bill passed the house
without record vote.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1935-08-30

Nest of the poor seem to keep
healthy at no expense.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1935-08-30
Bill viii Eliminate These
Disadvantages

Mr. Truax. So this bill will, to a
great extent, eliminate these great
disadvantages that now exist. do
not believe that the enactment of the
bin will raise the price Of tobacco
products to the consumer single
penny. | believe in the end it will
lower them, because it viii educate
the large consuming public to the
enormous profits made by the tobacco
trust and the tobacco barons. We had
testimony before our committee on
labor that the Big Four, the cigarette
trust, had a labor cost on a thousand
cigarettes Of only 2 cents. That Is
how they accumulated net profit Of
$75a,000,00o over a 10-year period.
Tobacco Trust Robber Growers
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1935-08-30
drinking, drink MILK it has taste that

you delight Of drinking drink MILK has that
Ileases the palate
you drink health drink
repair and maintain the body
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1935-08-30
sIILK it has all the elements that build,
NJ I II<

The Food Drink which human civilization built human be-
ing has lived without milk. a
The milk dealers Hamilton great money devoted
skill Paseurizng Bottng and Delivering
HEALTHFUL BOTTLE OF MILK
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1935-02-07

Miss Marion Clifford was the
guests of friends in Pasco Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Ashby en-
tertained the G. Montague, }. E.
Cochran, C. Mccoy and Robert
Cochran families at dinner Sunday.
H. S. Hughes and b. Benson at
tended the meeting at the Benton
County school teachers association
in Benton City Saturday.
Rev. and Mrs. Vincent OF Ken
newick visited at the j. r. Ayers
home Monday.
w. Murawski spent the week in
Portland with relatives.
Miss Jessie Garvin of Richland
was the house guest of Mrs. VIM.
Mills over the weekend.
Miss Oriole Young of Finley will
cook at the Ayers ranch during the
lambing season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Mills were
guests of friends in Richland Sum
day.
Mrs. William Mills attended a
Nazarene group meeting in Ritz
vile Tuesday.
r. Krohling of Richland is work
ing at the Ayers sheep ranch,
also Joe Hodges of Seattle is back.
Mrs. j. r. Ayers was one of the
hostesses at card party for the
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Pink and Green club Wednesday.
Airline Anon and Edwin Jacobs of
Kennewick and John Mills We're
guests at the William Mills home
Sunday.
Mrs. Ayers attended aid at the
home of Mrs. 81. E. Huntington on
Thursday.
S. u. Cochran was a patient in
the Pasco hospital last week, SUI
fering from aSseptic sore throat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Cochran
and children of Pomeroy spent the
weekend with relatives in Hover.
Miss Helen Murawski of Van
couver spent the weekend at her
home. ~H# ~ -.
Tom Meade of Kennewick is
working for Frank Wendell. '-
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wadsworth
and family are moving to Finley.
Mrs. A. w. Wallin entertained at
an all-day quilting Wednesday.
Mrs. j. r. Ayers accompanied
by Mrs. A. F. Brown. attended the
Highlands Women's club Friday.
Mr.. Ross was quite sick for a
few days, but is much better.
Rev. and Mrs. Bennett of Finley
visited in Hover Friday. !?
Ernest Wadsworth sustained an
injury to his eye when baseball
struck him. He is recovering very
nicely.
Miss Marie Evans spent the
week end in Walla Walla with
her sister.
The two Shakespeare plays pre-
scented Friday evening byt the Eng
lish III class were very entertain
ing and well given. The class net
ted S15.
Robert Mccoy and Harrison
Hughes of Pullman spent the
weekend with home folks.
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