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The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-11
INJURED IN FALL

Mrs. J. Brumberg is confined to her apartment because of in- juries received in fall while stepping from a show window in her Juneau Frock Shop yester- day
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-11
ruLLEN COMING NORTH

". s. Pullen, of the Alaska Flee tric Light and Power Company, who has spent several weeks in the States, is passenger north bound on the Northwestern.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-11
PARKS RETURNING

George A. Parks, Cadastral En- gineer, who has been spending the Holidays in the states, is return ing passenger aboard the North western.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-01-11
ATTENTIoN
PIONEERS AUXILIARY

IIOIFDI5IIJ 11O4NItlI1kIN
 The regular meeting scheduled for Friday evening, January II, has been postponed to a date which will be announced later. adv
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SAVE THE DATE

American Legion Auxiliary Dance, Elks' Hall, Saturday, January ie.
 adv.
Evening star., 1935-11-03
Getting usroatS
moisture glands
oWork "SootheS
coughs away

# III + usual
cause of a
cough isthe dry
ing or cl0ging of
moisture glands
in your throat
and windpipe
When this hap
Evening star., 1935-11-03

But when the story came to the
wayside cottage. for the third time,
deeper suspicion began to dawn upon
him, slowly. fearfully, inevitably. -
Although there was no escape, he
could at least try to grasp more clearly
the details of the strange circle, the
fearful wheel. in which he was NOV
ing.
There was nothing new about the de-
tails. They had been there all the time;
but he had not grasped their signifi-
canoe. That was all. The strange and
dreadful being that had led him up the
crooked stair - uHO and what Wds
Thar
The story mentioned something
that had escaped him. The strange
host, who had given him shelter.
Evening star., 1935-11-03

There was no way out but one. AS
Mortimer plunged forward and seized
the tormentor by the throat, his own
throat was gripped with the same
brutal force. The echoes of their
strangled cry were indistinguishable;
and when the last confused sounds
died out together, the stiffness of the
room was so deep that you might have
heard - the ticking of the old grand
father clock, and the long-drawn
rhythmical "ah" of the sea. on a
distant coast, thirty-eight years
ago.
But Mortimer had escaped at last.
Perhaps, after all, he had caught the
midnight express.
1t was a battered old book. bound
in red buckram
Evening star., 1935-11-03
Midnight Express
Continued from page eight

LOnIfnue0 from page eISHF
was about his own height. Could it be
that he also, - And was this why the
face was hidden?
At the very moment when he asked
himself that question, he heard the
click of the key in the locked door.
The strange host was entering -
moving towards him from behind -
casting grotesque shadow, larger
than human, on the white walls in the
guttering candle-light.
1t was there, seated on the other
side of the fire, facing him. With a
horrible nonchalance, as woman
might prepare to remove a veil. it
raised its hands to unwind the cere-
cloth from its face. He knew to whom
it would belong. But would it be dead
or living?
Evening star., 1935-11-03
"kluteh" Holds
FALSE EETH
Tiqhf-oII doy

"Klutch forms a acomfort cushion holds
the plates SO snug they can't rock, drop,
chafe or be played with. You can ear and
speak as we'll as you did with your
own teeth. Why endure loose plates?
"klutch" will end your troubles. CSC
and soc at druggists! If your druggist
hasn't it, don't waste money on sub
stitutes. but send us 10c and we will
mail you a generous trial box.
HART q CO., Box 244I-k, Elmira. N. Y.
Evening star., 1935-11-03

"Yes?" he asked her sharply.
Whats happened? Tell me quick"
She's gone" she sobbed. half an
hour ago, With Don Hlario - to the
Mexican border! She made me bring
you this" She fumbled for the
letter in her purse.
Without a word the man took the
misSive and turned flashlight on it.
Slowly he read. When he had finished,
he stood there. still holding the little
beam upon the paper. He stood that
way so long that Marta laid a hand
fearfully on his arm.
Don't" she bade humbly. don't
look like that! Say somethingr'
There doesn't seem much to say,
does there?" he asked quietly.
And then Marta could not keep
back the wm ds that rushed to her lips.
You haven't lost anything - to-
night" she said. you've been losing
it - for months. Even in Peru it was
being lost. knew it! And lied to you
in spirit anyway - to keep you -
from being hurt! And maybe l hurt
you most by letting you get it all at
once - like this. But IL didn't
think this would happen"
80" he said, stupidity. it was you
behind those loving messages?"
Only when she forgot"
And she forgot - when she met
Don Hilario?"
Sometimes before. When you were
on the Amazon"
II see. Just plain forgot And these
monday sleeps of late? Be honest,
please"
Don iilario mostly"
And the Aztec necklace? saw it
was still on the table"
Il - lied about it," she said
miserably, when you asked ME if she
really liked it."
YES. Quite liar. An accomplished
one" Marston turned the beam of the
little light directly on her face, on its
tears and its quivering lips. But why.
little liar" he said quietly. why
these tears? It's not your trouble"
1T is. she wept despairingly, Il -
Id crawl in the dust to save you from
being - hurt - like this! I'd give the
world and - all it's got in it - to
have been in Miss Aliens place, to go
to Peru with you" She groped vainly
for a handkerchief Marston reached
for his own, wiped her swollen eyes,
her cheeks.
We'll" he said presently. in an odd
voice, why not 20 with me? | had
thought to give it all up, but it's my
life, at that. Here's a plane waiting.
There's minister waiting, too. at a
place know And I'm beginning to see
something. think I've been putting
your lovely soul in Alanna's lovely
body. 1t made wonderful combina-
tion. but there's nothing so useless as
an empty box Don't mistake me. I'm
pretty we'll shot to pieces just now.
But must have needed you all along,
and IN dead sure need you now. III
need you on - the Amazon. What do
you say? Will you take chance on
me - and time - and love?"
Amazon - or Timbuktu" she re-
piled. ANY time - any place - and, I"
she finished wildly, "Ill make you
love me sometime I'll make you!"
II know you WILL" said Marston
gently. Then he picked her up bodily
and lifted her into the seat of the little
cabin plane. ITO the Andes" he said
gamely. let's 60"
Evening star., 1935-11-03
THIS WEEK
A Plane>AbOve the Amazon

as he stopped a second beside her
desk. What are you thinking OFF"
Marta looked up, and something of
the ache. the impossible glory. was i'll
her eyes. She couldn't get it out fast
enough to 20 with the conventional
smile she gave him. as she answered.:
mot much of anything. Mr.. Mar
ston."
He looked at her soberly. That,
Miss Holland" he said quietly, lis
not true. Forgive me. But you we're
thinking of something - something
tragic - and very grand"
Right she said simply. II was
thinking of plane high above the
mountains of Peru - how the dark
green peaks must look. the gorges
between; how the winds would feel,
and the sunlight; how the everlasting
mystery of that country must get
under ones skin. You see," she
finished apologetically. what you
explorers do to us stay-at homes, tied
to our desks but dreaming of free
DOM
Stan Marston's face was sharp with
astonishment. That's the way ex-
plorers talk. and think! They feel
like that. Too bad you're not man."
"Yes. But" she added brightly,
Somebody must stay by the desks.
you know"
A week later Marston's wedding gift
arrived. Alanna let it sit upon her
black onyx table and called Marta to
look at it. She frequently showed her
secretary the lovely things her fans
sent her. Marta looked with hungry
eyes - at necklace of roughly beaten
gold, fashioned by Aztec hands two
thousand years gone back to dust, and
set with rubies crudely cut A treasure
whose value was not computable.
"Odd, isn't it," said the star, smok-
ing cigarette in a long jade holder
and regarding the necklace with
speculative eyes. Valuable, but of
course impossible. Some men have no
sense OF the fitness Of things"
At last it was the day set for the
wedding. Marta knew that STAINS
plane waited at a private landing
field. She knew that he was ready to
the last small detail. She also knew
that Alanna, after a period of total
neglect, had suddenly rushed her own
wedding preparations. Marta had
seen the bills for the trousseau, and
paid them. Such bills! Enough to set
modest couple up in their own home
and start them out for life.
But that was Alanna Allen all over.
Drift and wait and nearly wreck
everything by her dawdling, then
whirl in and surprise the natives by
the perfection of what she finally
accomplished. She would be hard on
man like Stan, with his orderly ways.
Would constantly disrupt his life.
She'd take him from his work and
make him discontented, idle, a failure.
And then what, when his glamor was
gone?
Mind your business" Marta told
herself angrily. and flew into her
mornings work as if her fingers
weren't icy and her heart beating in
long, slow throbs.
Late that afternoon Alanna Allen
came in from the studio. Miss Hol-
land" she said abruptly. Il feel can
trust you. Don't go home at the usual
hour Wait here. You know I'm leav-
Evening star., 1935-11-03
Continued from page four

ing. by automobile, from the back
entrance at ten o'clock. | shall want
you at the last moment"
Very we'll" said Marta.
So she stayed in her big room that
was half office and halfreception room,
glorified like the rest of the bungalow.
and her dinner was sent in to her. a
tray of delicate food which she
couldn't touch. She walked about in
the twilight, and then in the dark,
standing by the window she gazed
dreariy at the dim garden heavy with
the scent of roses.
After today" she thought. "I'll
never dream OF planes above the
Andes. He'll be another woman's
husband"
AT half past nine car drove into
the sanded areaway near the garden
gate. In moment Alanna Allen came
flying in, her face bright. She was
dressed with beautiful smartness,
ready for departure. She held a large
white envelope in her hand, 1t was
her special stationery, stamped with
her big seal in orchid wax.
Miss Holland" she said slowly,
"here is my most important demand
on you and your loyalty. You know
where the private field of the Whar-
tons is, don't you?"
"Yes. Miss Allen"
Good. l want you to take my car
- it's at the door, in front - and 60
there exactly at ten o'clock You have
thirty minutes; you can just make it.
There will be plane waiting on the
field. Beside it will be MIR. Marston. |
want you to give him this letter. Into
his own hands. And now goodbye.
Look after everything until return"
But Miss Allen you you are
going to him yourself. later?" Marta
gasped desperately, knowing her
effrontery.
81 trust you, Miss Holland" said
Alanna a tritle coldly; therefore
overlook that question. even answer
it. The world will know it soon any
way Nc. am leaving. as arranged,
but not with MIR Marston. A sudden
decision. l am marrying Don Hilario
Perez over the line in a few hours.
And now goodbye"
She was gone in swirl of taffeta,
and Marta stood by her desk holding
the letter. For one wild second she
wanted to tear the cruel thing to bits,
wanted to run wildly after the beauti-
full woman who could do this thing.
Then she reached for her hat looked
at her wrist-watch. and ran from the
house.
The long sleek roadster shot out
into the pepper shaded street. The
warm wind was sweet on her face,
drying the tears that dripped down her
cheeks Through the bright streets of
Hollywood. she sped at dizzy speed.
Up into the rising country of Ca
huenga Pass. over the divide and
down again she sailed. turned down a
long gravelled road between dark
fields and into one where she knew a
plane was waiting. She drove furi-
ously toward its dark bulk. stopped
and flung herself out to run like
crazy person to meet the tall form
that was striding towards her.
She caught Stan Marston's out
stretched hands. looked into his as
tonished face.
Forgive mep' she cried. "Oh. for
give me for being me! And not Alanna
Miss Allen. came - came to -"
Evening star., 1935-11-03

The love of a man for a
woman love of a woman
for a man. Is there a difference?
Which is greater? In this dra-
matte story James Hilton, au-
thor of Goodbye, Mr.. Chips"
Lost Horizon, and other best
sellers gives the answer.
Evening star., 1935-11-03

The third of a series of new
MISUNDERSTANDING stories by
E. Phillips Oppenheim, a favo-
rite of two continents. In this
tale "The Door That Would
Not Open" Colin Rookie visits
the Hobgoblin Club. meets a
girl, and faces death.
Evening star., 1935-11-03

The young man and the girl
in this story were not enemies:
they were lovers. They did not
want war; they wanted each
other. But he was a u boat
officer, and she a British spy. ..
One of the finest stories ever
written by Sir Philip Gibbs.
Evening star., 1935-11-03
+. BRITTEN AUSTIN
"WhS War;"

Does the barbarous atrocity
of war serve any useful pur-
pose, does it accomplish any
good that could be brought
about in times of peace? F.
Britten Austin, noted writer on
international affairs, offers an
opinion.
Evening star., 1935-11-03
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DUPONT CIRCLE.

Do you want to live in the fashionable
Dupont Circle section in a house where
you obi ain every service that the large
hotels offer? If this appeals to you. an
inspection of our beautifully furnished
basement room with shower is suggested.
This room is especially suitable for , gen-
tlemen at the rate of S4@.5u each. For
Evening star., 1935-09-29
WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.

BY GOVT. CLERK, gentleman. in private
family S35 per mo- References EXCHANGED.
NV section. Address Box l44-E, Star
office
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ApARTMENTs-rvyRNIsHED

1921 MONROE ST. NW.-HAsEMENT
apt. with private entrance; two rooms.
o hea adu
ll272 l272 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE NV. COR;
mo. tadults). Apply manager.
I405 RHODE ISLAND AvE:1NyCE BASE
floor room. suitable for light housekeeping.
1901 H ST. N.W-LIvING ROOM BED
room bath; mahogany furniture; so. ex.
Call District 6449 before $50 I'm. 500 mo.
COR; z. CAPITOL ] 18th Sc, APT. =
would share ] or 2 ladies.
523 EYE E.W-2 RMS. RECEIPT. HALL.
kit. bath: elec. refrig.; $50 mo-; gas.
elec.; married couple or ladies.
32IG PA: AVE: NV, PLAzAT7ATTRAc-
fSs Phone faeaS West ossss ss'oaie' 'n''m'' Dn0ne
STUDIO-UNIQUE, COY, AIRY. ATTR. !;
quiet; cont. h. W.; adults; refs. 1888 Que :
porches. elec. light. gas. heat. Continuous
2 ROOMS. FOYER. K, AND b. LARGE
North 9537. Apt. sol.
20 NW-sTUDIO COUCH. PLEASANT.
very warm. windows. hot water. next
bath; kit. priv: very reas. North 1851. =
1896 18th ST, s, s,E.-TWo ROOMS. K1TcH-
1908 16th-.QNE LARGE ROOM AND
kitchen. studio couch. fireplace. maid serv-
ice; suitable employed couple.
sUBLET. APT, NEW. TWO ROOMS FUR
nished. garage. october Is to December
Is; references required. Decatur O3OO.
extension 100.
IN POPULAR APT. HOTEL, IDEAL FOR
couple; room. kitchenette, bath. $40 mo.
Phone Metropolitan 39O6. to pm. IL
5 ROOMS KITCHEN. BATH. PANTRY.
basement and garage. ami; reasonable
1912 25th st. Sc. Phone Atlantic 1895. 30
YOUNG MAN WILL SHARE HIS NICELY
furnished, newly decorated apartment with
another Call National 44S3 Apt. BOB.
after 30 pm. Sunday or any morning
before noon.
I22S 18th ST. NW-BUSINESS LADY
to share attractive apartment with an
6l4 QUINCY ST. NW:-TWO FRONT
couple; ami; handy location.
3OOs 18th ST. N.W.-BED ROOM AND
kitchen. semi-bath. md floor; accommo-
date married couple; no children; So 80.
WOODRIDGE-2 Ink. ROOMS SECOND
floor. ami. block from car line; rea-
YOUNG PROFESSIONAL MAN WILL
share his partially furnished three-room.
k. and b. apartment; walking distance; :;
reasonable. Reply. giving age. employ
men msnt and present address. Address Box
S. WK.-I R.. KIT, B.. SMALL; gas. elec.
Basement hskp. rm., $3.50 wk.; nr. cars.
Open 80 pm. 3605 Ga. ave. Adams 6s40.
2 ROOMS. KIT. BATH. FRIGIDAIRE ON
house current: available Oct /: rental.
$50. Miss MCCAIN. Potomac 1880.
. ROOMS. KITCHEN, SEMI-BATH. FUR
ployed couple; Gentiles preferred. 533
Kenyon St NV.
Evening star., 1935-09-29

440 10Th NE.-LARGE FRONT BED ROOM
with kitchen in private home: next batn
GOOD condition: near ; car lines no Chill
dren: clean neighbOrhoOd.
Evening star., 1935-09-29
APARTMENTS-FUR. & UNFUR.

26 RANDOLPH PL. N.W.-ONE ROOM.
kitchen and bath, nicely furnished; heat
gas, electricity: no objection TO small child.
S25 per month
:I-RM. APT. IN PRIVATE HOME: FURN
or unfurn.; large bed room. small living
room and kltchenette: couple preferred;
refined people: reasonable. 1902 C st. ne.
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING APIS. OR EN-
tire house bed rooms. 4 sleeping
porches: steam heat; Apis. S35. 90: chill
dren welcome; 10 miles to city in Vienna
Va. Phone Emerson 6422. 29'
Evening star., 1935-09-29

A CAR AND GUIDE FREE-APTS. AND
houses furnished and unfurnished, 92 7
18th ST. NV, Room 301. National sly
Evening star., 1935-09-29
WANTED-ROOMS.
(COntInued.) }

|
room. private family. with no other room
ers. Address Box GID. Star ONCE.
ONE ROOM, unfuInished, Ink; urgently
sonable. Sun. Geo. 1916. or Mon. after 8.
REFINED LADY. fur. small room, private
family; not over S12 month: downtown
NV. Address Box 11l-E, Star office.
desires well furnished room with private
or Semi-private bath. and private entrance;
must be quiet. no loud radios or wild par
ties; rooming houses not considered; only
rd. or suburban Virginia considered. Ad-
dress Box 39-E. Star office.
LADY employed desires furnished room
in refined surreundnss uE central ns north
FURN OR UNFURN. room. where calls
will be carefully taken for visiting nurse.
Address Box 1a3-E Star office.
YOUNG LADY desires furnished room in
vicinity 22nd and Shepherd StS. ne; S3
i0i3 ',o '''''
AT ONCE. by adult couple, two unfurn
rooms, kitchen: IN house or apartment
Call today, 314 Tayor st. NV.
BUSINESS mother. child. wants l or =
fer walking distance Vet. Bu.; clean, cul-
tured. Write 2407 22nd st. ne.
OR :, large; gnfurn; rooms Is lst floor or
preferred. Mrs. Pappano. Lincoln 0563-M
WANTED-Large unfurnished or furnished
| room. centrally located; private entrance
preferred 1875 K St. Apt S04.
SMALL BASEMENT ROOM with private
entrance for office; NV. section one with
bath or shower preferred: must be reason
able. Address Box 332-D. Star office.
WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.
family tai s55 per % mo References exchanged.
NV section. Address Box l44-E, Star
office.
QUIET refined business woman. owning
attractive furnishings desires large un
furnished room well heated; large closet.
and board in strictly private nicely fur
niShed. well-kept home. Address Box 81
E, Star office.
REFINED COUPLE desire warm. cheerful
room. twin beds and meals. with another
couple in a better-claSS home or apart
ment; walking distance; home privileges;
describe fully STATE terms. Address Box
ORB, Star offce.
ROOM AND BOARD Tor graduate student.
quiet home. use OF piano. Address Box
BE Star otfice.
PRIVATE HOME-Beginninp October 3.
elderly lady ami instantaneous hot
water homemade hot cakes or homemade
hot bread for breakfast; must have COM
Portable bed; do not want western expos
ure; give full particulars want unlimited
phone: give number; price must be reason
able. Address Box ~ ID. Star office.
ROOM AND BOARD by y elderly women;
separate rooms. private or connecting bath:
NV. section; refined environment. Ad-
dress Box IBID. Star office.
WANTED-Room and board. vicinity 9TH
and SITS. NV; mother and SON both
employed. Address Box l63-E. Star ONCE.
EMPLOYED YOUNG MAN desires room.
preferably with board; with refined. adult
Jewish family. State full particulars Al
/ dress Box io7-D, Star Office. 29'
TABLE BOARD.
PETWORTH-450I Iowa ave. NV; eX-
cellent dinners for :. Priv. home: reas.
Call Georgia 06S2. alter l p m
MOUNTAIN BOARD.
CHILDREN given special care on a lovely
farm; sent to school. Ella Hardey Clarke
ClarkSvllle. Nd.
Evening star., 1935-09-29

= ROOMS FOYER. KITCHEN. BATH GA
rage. private home S55; gas. elec.. tele-
phone. After 3. 1884 18th st NV.
4-ROOM APARTMENT IN ANACOSTIA.
unfurnished; reasonable for couple who can
furnish best of references. Box 2s1-D.
1-RM BACHELOR APT, PRIVATE: ] OR
. gentlemen. Business section. oOS Il
St ne. Phone Lincoln $500.
2O5 OGLETHORPE ST. NW-3 ROOMS,
bath: heat, light gas and electric re-
frigeration new home; S55 month.
Evening star., 1935-09-29
HOP JEFFERSON ST. NV

1l0a JEFFERSON ST. NV
room. kitchen. mi-privste bath
SB4 DELAFIELD PL NW-2-ROOM
apt. partly furnished; semi-private bath;
reasonable oga
APARTMENTS. NEWLY DECORA TED.
some furnished In high-clasS northwest
buildings Car available on appointment
Call Mrs. GREEN. Adams 454S.
FURN. OR UNFURN. 3 OR 4 ROOMS,
a m. l.. oil heat: bus service: reas.: no
small children. Phone Kensington 49-R.
25ll l4th ST NV. APT. BACHELOR
apt. lrg, rms, new. dec. and .urn.: semi
bath h.w., st. heat maid service: l or /:
ST or s.
Evening star., 1935-09-29

25ls 18th ST. NV RIM KITCHEN
ette. priv. bath. :|rd floor front: newly
Evening star., 1935-09-29
CLUB MERIDIAN,

2620 10th ST. NV.
A delightful club residence for men ar
women; ideal location; walking distance
sinRles. doubles; personal service. Exec
lar1t
Evening star., 1935-09-29

| 1911 FAIRMONT ST. N.W-Attractive
room. twin beds, large closet; unusual
home atmosphere: carefully prepared bal
anced meals; very reasonable. Phone Co.
| lumbia rS6S
Evening star., 1935-09-29

BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED private home.
double rooms. twin beds, excellent trans
portation and location. unlimited phone.
Columbia 1904.
Evening star., 1935-09-29

42l1 18th ST. N.W.-Large double front
rooms two exposures. Semi-prlvate bath.
shower. All conveniences. Adams S195.
PIC 18th PL. Me- BASEMENT APT.
priv. entrance: priv. bath; employed couple
nr tMn
Evening star., 1935-09-29

500 NEWTON NV, Mt. PLEASANT
ms. kitchen. sleeping porch. private
,ath. Frigidaire: complete h.k-: adults;
Evening star., 1935-09-29

WANTED-SUBURBAN ROOMS.
ROOM IN Lyon Village, Va. -$12 mo
Phone Mr.. Winkelman. Cleveland 9649.
Evening star., 1935-09-29
NEW YORK CITY.
NFW WORK. CITY

NEW YORK CITY.
10 rooms. library. living room. dining
room: East River; tastefully and comfort
ably furnished. four master bed rooms ex-
ceptional value: years lease. Phone North
1871 mornings
Evening star., 1935-09-29
STONELE LEIGH COURT.

1925 CONNECTICUT AVE.
We Invite You to Inspect
One Room. Kitchen. Bath and Foyer
Two Rooms. Kitchen. Bath and Foyer.
Three Rooms and Bath
Modern Buildings Beautiful Lobby.
Switchboard and Elevator
Mrs. MARY POSTON. Resident Manaeer
Phone National oOHE
Evening star., 1935-09-29
(Continuedl

11OI MONROE ST. NW-Next to bath
no other roomers Room. Sl5. Room and
board. S35. Gentleman. Columbia 1323.
134 ROCK CREEK CHURCH RID. NV
Newly furnished frcnt room. twin beds.
Reasonable
Evening star., 1935-09-29

COMFoRTABLE AND ATTRACTIVE ONE
basSador Apts Apply Apt. 3O1 or desk.
Evening star., 1935-09-29

LARGE FRONT ROOM. NV. neat; prlVate
home: no children: con. h. W; square
from Lee Highway; 20 min. l0c from
business center; meals optional. Phone
ct
Evening star., 1935-09-29

CoLoRED-l215 HARVARD N.w-Attr.
large well-furn.. double rm.. priv. bath;
refined. homellke; men, employed couple.
T39 PARK RID NV tcoloredp-Large
room with porch; half block from trolley:
also hall room.
1906 18th ST NV. (colored)-For man
clean, all conveniences: in select neighbor-
hood. Phone Potomac 1851 after pm.