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sEGN HERE roDAY
'CAeLFrcs KtNoakN
SH5s hEA ssRycs;ILM

HERE ToDAY..r !.
mincert Graves, secretary TO
George sDiingosa,t and. 1gbss srn
rim" his office deaataJaryis
'Happsea 1strsaser, offers Ito help
herS HeAsehas her to- Sad bssn,,
shopuwhereS she is traSisforme1p, m,
soSa Bfrnetas hes takes her lho,,,e,
Introducing her iastshiisa isecretarp,
She meets Happ's SON, hNnrr,,,,.
his stspses, Robsrt SCaiseycrs Mr.,
Happ 81 Dick Geatry, ,,hapu,. ,,.,,.
her; and sYeEs -Duchene. Mr.
Hzpp's fhaid. Gentry, .,Nsr.
edn HaPps home Millicent ssss
thenEmysterious woman in b:,,L
ermine whom h,she Believes b,,
some 'eosiasetion with Drimeold's
death1e aGarr 49, l5eiic.,.-
The chauffeur is killed, nLa.er
Happ is kidnapped.
MilEcent and Norman learn n.
car driven by the woman in or.
mine belongss'to Phyllis Faulcon.
err, Theysgo to her apartments ard
white there someone tries to en-.
ter. NORMAN follows ITO find, ou,
! who 1T u.s. Miflicent discovers the
suitcase Containing, ,Happs .a sbusi.
ness acoountsii iShes takes il and
goes to the7hotel. ~heteoshe stop.
ped before 'TheS;clerk telephone,
that acnian iso asking for her.
NOW co ON WITH ThE STORY
''s' " CHAPTER XII -
Norman Miliceht called
"Where are you, Norman"
There iwaS no answer. "a
Millicent CROPPED for a ligh
switch, found it, snapped on tn,
lights. r"vrc fa
The apartment was in the great
est disorder. Chairs were over
turned. The table had been tip
ped on its side, a leg smashed
and Millicent was mortified t,
discover several ugly darl
splotches on the carpet, on tn
furniture, and even on the wal
itself. Evidently there had beer
a terrific struggle. She flunI
open the door of the closet ant
looked inside, hoping yet dread
ing to discover some trace of the
man she loved.
The closet was empty
She rushed to the kitchene
and here, again. the result wa
the same. There was, no trace OF
Norman HapD.
She stood undecided, wondering
what could, be done, hardly know
ing which way to turn.
AS she stood there she heard
sharp knock at the door. "
Millieent. stood perfectly still
Then, sure that Norman coult
not be in the apartment, ant
hoping that the person at the dool
might provide a. clewss othis where
abouts. she ran to,ethes door ant
opened it!!" c;,w to at- So, -
A man stood in, the doorway
a thick-set. beef individual with
IA very red face, who. gave every
evidence of having dressed hast
|dy.s His doat was open vshowins
the appero part, of atsaitc Of SID
naianSas. 0Tfe lower part Iokvtht
IA ;anias ee pgotruded, S8lMilficant
aoticeds beneath, Nthe bottom 'ei
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some explaining to do. Do you
understand ?"@ -
81 think, she told him, 81 I'M
derstand entirely the purpose of
your visit" ~ %
She tried to bang the door shut
but he thrust forward the thick
Isole of his broad shoe and kept
her from closing the door.
Nov, wait a, minute, sister,"
he said. "There's nothing to get
| in panic about. Why are you
$50 anxious ~to get. rid of me?
What have Sou got in that apart
ment?" 90. ri.
Nothing"
',HDon't tell me that; you're
frightened. AS soon as l said l
was on the force all the color
went out of your face. You're so
nervous you're shivering like a
ileaf. Now YOU amt anything to
lbe afraid of. If some bird got
rough With you III telephone the
lboys and. have him taken in. But
it was a big fight going on no
there a few minutes ago and
lvou're not .fooling me any by
telling me the gang has gone
home. Pm coming in"
"Indeed YOU are not. You
can't enter this apartment with
out n warrant"
'"Sister. wouldn't l look cheap
If it should turn out there'd been
a murder committed here and |
came up to the door and let YOU
talk me intoA going back and let
! tine YOU make a getaway"
| "Why, what do you mean-a
murder ! committed, 20, The very
IideaP'
dyes" he said, "whv not? But
you're not fooling me any, and
Iall of this talk isn't getting you
anywhere. I'm coming in"
She tried to stare at him in
blazing Indignation, but knew
that the fear which gripped her
heart was Showing in her eyes.
This man WAS an officer. He
would enter the apartment. He
would see there had been a fight.
He would see those tell-tale dark
stains. He would insist on call
ing the police. Millicent hadn't
told him that she was Phyllis
Faulconer. On the other hand,
she hadn't denied her identity.
She would never be able now to
back up, change her story and
tell him that she had merely come
to the apartment to see what had
happened to her friend. Even if
she told him that much he would
insist that she accompany him to
headquarters to make an explana-
ton. -.
These thoughts raced through
her mind and she realized that
sh ecould not extricate herself
from the predicament into which
she had placed herself.
T = Suddenly she. decided to try a
ruse. She knew now that Norman
was not in the apartment, and
she wanted most desperately to
be free to find him.
"0h, WE'LL" she said, "come on
lin, # you've got to. One of the
hoy friends got IN a fight with q
man who was calling on me and
knocked him out"
| She flung open the door. The
Eofficer entered the room, APP
I pr.ised the wreckage of the fur
enihre with a practiced eye and
sad. "a sweet little scrap, all
! right. Where's the bow friend?''
! tout IN the kitchenet. / don't
think he's hurt badly but he's un-
conscious. Pm afraid to go near
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Rites Held For
. lr,enee Dui Po'nlt

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, Apr. 30.
-UP).-Alfred Irenee DUPONT
II, who died yesterday of a heart
attack, was paid tribute at a quiet
service at Epping Forest Estate,
near here today. The body will be
taken tonight to Wilmington, DEL,
for burial. Services will be held
again Thursday at the DUPONT es-
tate De Nemours, near Whining
ton ..s
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BANDITS LOOT SHIP

TOKYO, Apr. 80. (UP).-Ban-
dts looted a vessel on the upper
Rvokko river, Manchukuo, robbed
80 passengers and carried "a
away as hostages, according to
press dispatches yesterday.
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NoTIcE-We have, just unloaded
3 carload of Certainteed paint
,ssh;ch has .oxerstocked our
paint Department. For the nexs
10 days we are offering SUE r
plus stock at special prices. ~
You contemplate painting TINS ms
snrine buy now and save the
IffaEenee' HenSersonville Sup
oiy & Coal Co.. headquarters
line. Lenox Park. Phone Spo.
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Axe. registered wire-haired fox.
terrier puppies. three and tour
months old. The ideal house
and car companion. Very rea-
sonable. w. L. Burrell, corner
Fourth avenue and Justice
street. Phone fS. 50
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pay YOUR TAXES with bonds.
caSnty, city and street assess
y Inents alta big discount r pnone
90 ,Os Roy Keith. Real Estate,
Gynetican Bank Bldg.
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OWNERS of, Norge Rollator Re.
refrieerators report that Rollator
o. refrigeration actually sases~
in, Refrigeration cost ana IN
food Seost--up to, $11 2 month.
Rrunson Furniture COMPANY.
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SWEATERS AND SPORTS HATS
Lovely sweaters and hats to
s yg6 with S those .ffannelS skirts
JENNIE BoWEN'S., = NasS =,
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.SKIRTS-Have you. seen. the
pretty flannel skirts IN W WI e
and Dastels, for S2.85 and S5'o2
at JENNIE BOWEN'S? - -
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world-Agents wanted in every
good town in Western North
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APPLY 10 First Federal SAVING as !.
and Loan Assn, for money to
mild -,imprope or reflnance
YOUR home. s117 9th Ave. w. :.
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o ADIo SALES AND SERVICE.
Tubes tested free. MideitV iifs
= Company.LES -
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COMPLETELY EQUIPPED 0ptt
cal DEPARTMENTAL kinds glasses
fitted and work guaranteed;
Leora Allen Young, regStereo
optometrist, All North MAIN
street.
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rIIpNTTtIRE REPAIRED and re-
finished. fiS West Sixth ave
= n,,a BAKER building. Residence
Phone 2s6. R%Aiden Gurley.-
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BUSINESS firms will find full
fine Of office supplies at hak-
er5s Art Gallery. Let a nome
firm supply your need.
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Ao nuNrRS-We have recent
H. H. sailed latest type hydraulic
~ eoIument for chassis
1Sraisn. q = hour expert
Ssr;rs Service Station at
SbiUrsS, Garage operated by
4 nm N5,ss Come to see me.
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H-AOusehold Goods

HAVE A COMPLETE LINE
goa o. and better seat covers.
Gty Tire Company. :"
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+Seeds and Plants
SFoodstuHs

SERVE Csc chicken dinner
ssy day at G. & NJ. Cafe,
Aan street.
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Autos and Accessories
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fRADE YOUR SMOOTH TIRES
4 for retreats We have them IN
stock. Prices re right Mid
City Tire CO-pany.
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kARGAIN-Io acres, five miles
| ont on AsheYille highway. Ideal
camp or home site. Running
water and spring. Anders &
Rector, 222 Main street. ~ y
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e Is W TIME Is HERE.
BE ssS spaIr Your old ones or
sssOg SSnes for you. Rigby-
@aerS company, Lumber.
y avenno Supplies. Millwork.
3D. east. Phone 81. {"
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REsH JERSEY cow. F. d.
Dalton, Breyard road.
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livestock and Poultry
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hun y keys. Finder please
ne ~ ~ Hendersonville Hard
Reward. -.
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Peelal Notices

SaiM su,. CASH for good used
= Furr;,, Gall No. s. Brun-
S@@tGre Company. .
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|0R SALE-Fresh Guernsey
COWS L N. Anders, East Flat
Rock. Sil buy and sell any
th5S ia. or poor. %'s;
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Household Repairs and Service
1t will pay you to consult these reliable firms
specializing in their respective lines Of business

TT nOPS sANDED, rennished. Low
prices. Colonial Decorating
Paint Co.. Col. 615S-W or Alex. 20S2.
FLOOR WORK. expert old floors made like
Deaton. 1927 9th NV. Phone Col 1862
GENERAL REPATRS-Roofing painting.
plastering paperins; white mech. (ouick.
cleanl. Est free. Jack Sparkes. Dec. 4432.
PAINTING or papeEine entire S.rm
rating Paint Co. Col 615S-W or Alex. 20S2.
PAPERTNG-5 RMS, 2-sTORY HALL. $50
and up; quick service; white mechanics
CAN any time. Neat papers. Adams 1926.
PAPERHANGINo-Rooms papered. SIS ana
George. sos Oneida pl NV. Geo. o46S.
PIASTERING, ,cementinE. stuccoing. brick.
layiY1g. plaster patches. 81 up; no overhead
experse. Mathis q Dempsey. ool. 0S7e.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTs-RADIO

CLEARANCE SALE OF pianos and players,
in excellent condition; must be sold for
storage charges; S25 to S55. Smiths S
Transfer & Storage Co.. 1913 You st. NV.
Phone North 3343.
GRAND PIANOS are now offered at excep-
ttonal bargain prices: so instruments to
select from: one used grand. slightly used.
S?6S.5O. We are sole agents for Kranich
4 Bach Hardmsn. Story Clark. Jessie
French & Co. Bradbury and Worch grands
and upriSEts. Five and half octave
baby uprights for sale and rent. GrandS
rented and sold on convenient terms. Hugo
Worch, ITO G.. Est. 1879
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WANTED-RoOMs avn po.pD

hoLs hMdIH modern Jewish family. room and
must nus De hrst class: highest ref. AddresS
oo1 IL &C Star once lbs
SOUTHERN GIRL wants room or room and
ISa EIoSaLo IN private home. northwest section
AooTeSs BOX ETC. Star ofice Ins
SISTER AND BROTHER desire ronmS
ano board private family; rates must be
reasonable Address Box I44-C, Star ONCE
l0e
Evening star., 1935-02-09

NEARBY MARYLAND-Room and hoard
IN IN attractive house to couple or single per-
son seeking real suburban home. large
'SFo' references. Call Kensington 80
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sALE--AUTOMOBILES.

AUBURN 1888 4-door. 5-passenEer sedan enad
This Is current nnv mSde sS rs Tss on speed
ometer on se e''r Priced d' at T s?s5. you can save
$3.50 from a new price; new-car guarandtse' a1dss
you may trade your car. see tousy'
warrington Motor Car &C. CO, 2o3b 17th ST.
He1tiSe AghSs sedanrhis IS Aub1rns Very
lar body type. has the famous duai rsIlo
actual mileage under 5000 An c ou'StsdnI- todaG
Warrinston Wa Motor Car Co. 2O35 nth st.
NV Phone Potomac 07o1.
BUCKS and other makes. 500 to 81 ;Ooo.
See r S. Gaddess at Buick agency. I'LL
14th st. NV. Phone National 5oo0:
auicIiy; 500. Lee D. Butler. Inc. "155
Champlain st. NV. n.w.----=
BUICK 1891 coupe, S75 down and S31 ;O4
a month: 30:day guarantee agalnst iaDop thsn
L. ihe p oGSe sseuP2s Paymf@t fne 1ss 8 i 9th St
BUICK 1890 victoria;. excellent paint;
very good tires. snd fine motor; Onis ~
shs8 shcRe Adsms HE11Hop b411.~ iies-oe' --D.
BUICK 1897 4-door sedan; old model. but
in splendid runnins condition; S raTe If cash Da
Ss1 gain ISs s o1s 1ou San and y1a
II. u s7sS Woodley pi: NV. Col. 1245.
BUICK sedan. only S19; runs and looks
good; act quickly, Lee d. Butler Inc''
2166 Champlaln ST. NV.
CADILLAC custom Roamer sedan. "model
341": finest condition; new Firestone tires
and battery Sacrifice, $185: demonstra-
ton Phone Columbia 0f7s 10.
CHEVROLET 1884 master sedan; car No.
aa5 OUT e SGD %th
back guarantee and 30 days free service;
Leo Rocca. Inc. Direct Dodge,PlymoMIth MI
tional 7322 Open evenings.
CHEVROLET 1881 Victoria. radio equipped;
mt tor and tires Ok. See this real , eargain @nl
tors. 94l Water st. s.w.
CHEVROLET 1890 roadster. S27 down and
S11.1S a month; excellent finish. gooo
I. P Steuart. Inc. 1925 14th st. NV
CHEVROLET 1884 business coupe: q 2.6oo 700
$3.50. Call Mr.. Jones. Atlantic 1894. 10.
CHEVROLET 1884 coach; black finish with
erssm wire gheeis $500 t,on actual ang mes sc
cessories. Must sell at once. VIII finance
Mr.. Rudaeills. District $500.
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1910 MASS. AVE. NV, DOWNTOWN
water, linens gas elec. h-w.h.. janitor
service; S;i3 month. Two bed rooms. kitch-
en- running water. SAB; room. Ink. S23:
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WANTED-ROOMS

wishes furnished room near hath IN ~,
vate family. Address Box 935-c srsr
I.sI o-.!s 1O'
BED-LIvING ROOM bed room and kitcb-
sneLle lurnlSh6d; private or Seri-priyate
pain Iakoma Park or Brightwood, Coupls
G Gltn i2-year-oid oid boy. $40 or $50. Phone
Evening star., 1935-02-09

216, sth s.W.. ACROSS SMITHSONIAN
Park Small apt. md floor. comp, fur.
nished. inc. heat. Eeht, gas, linens etc. liz
2G06 MOZART PL NV. 18TH OFF
Col. rd.-Two rooms and bath list floor. 2
porches. private entrance; $40.
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TRUCK SALESMAN.

TRUCK SALESMAN.
Experienced. To the man VINO
Qualities, drawing account and
TRANSFORMATION furnished. Az
tractive proposition. See Mr.
Sullivan.
OURISMAN CHEVROLET,
61O II St NE
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1904 QUINCY ST. .NW-OWNER'S HOME,
references required; three rooms kitchen:
convenient bus. l4th and Georgia ave
street cars; gas. electricity. telephone:
SO No children
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10th AND FLA. AVE. N.W.-Room. nicely
furnished. adjoining bath; accomm0oa-
family: So5 month. Only gentlemen
wanted. Natl. 1913. 8 am. until $3.50 p m.
Evening star., 1935-02-09

1917 MASS. AVE NV W.-Hsndsomely fur.
nished 2nd-noor front master bed room
Will accommodate o 3. One English
basement handsomely furnished housekeep-
ing
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HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY. MY
own method: results effective for life
time or money back. Write for booklet;
no drues or surgery DR.. SOAfMER-
WERCK. 1865 Columbia I'd Adams 03sS.
ONE DOLLAR SPECIA-PHYSIcIANS
recommend violet and tnfrared sun rays
for anema low blood pressure. insomnia
rheumatism. etc. HOPKINS. 21ol Conn.
fVe
PHYSIOTHERApY M SAGE THAT
gives you new life, pep and power. Graduate
from Battle Creek. Mich. West 3l22-W.
WHEN DEATH STRIKES A FAMILY,
there is no need TO feel that they must
accept inferior funeral services due TO In.
ability to pay a high price. The Greater
W W. Chambers Co. offers q complete
funeral cars and all. for as little as S75
Worlds finest waterproof. airtight. guar
anteed steel burial vault may be had from
Chambers for SS5.. In case Of death call
the Greater w W. Chambers Co, 14th.
write your address We will send you a
beautiful catalogue OF how We do 1t.
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1745 18th ST NV lsrge room twin
beds near bath: two persons; SD per
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2l2I N. Y. AVE. N.W.-SUBLET 2-RM-
apt. completely furn. linen. china, radio,
for 3 or months; available March l; ref.
rec; adults only. Natl. $3.50 Ant 225
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SITUATIONS-MEN.

pEDDrNG MATTRESSES box springs and
pillows reno; best prices and pTompss sssHa 80
Wash. Mattress Co. S19 81. eW: NAs: 00-S:
CAMERA REPAIRING
FULLER & dALBERT. lNO., .-,o
s15 1cth st. NV. Phone National 4Iiz:
CARPENTER-Prompt. reliable. reasonable
Genl, repairs garage doors. cabinets par
titions, closets etc. Douglas. Met. 31oo:.
CHAIR CANEING fNei: ppho1siESh Z ore h
rockers splinted CLAY ARMSTRONG;
1898 10th NV. Met. 2062.
ELECTRIC WIRING Fig fixtures re
rairs; 6-r house fixtures q base plugs S55.
Regal Elee. Co. $40 Upshur nv. Col: S3N.
FLOORS SANDED finished; old floors ?
epeeislty; lees,; sanding machine renteQ.
GT. Folk 6367 Gherrier pl. NV. Clsv. 062e.
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NORTHUMBERLAND. 2O3g N H. Ave.
NV. Apt. 309-single or double outside
room. suitable woman or couple. Prlvl5
ieSe of Kitchen Convenient to cars and
phone North $3.50.
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CAVANAUGH COURTS. 1896 18th ST.
NV! rooms kitchen. bath electric re-
frigeTation. elevator etc; 500 H G.
National SOB
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HARVARD HALL APTS.-Nicely furn,,
sunny room access to swimming pool.
gym. Address Box l91-C. Star ONCE
l73I NJ ST. NE-Nicely furnished room
refined gentleman or lady preferred: SIO
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

o0i9 18th ST. N.W.-Beautifully furnished
room for two. semi-private bath; delicious
meals; convenient location. Potomac 05l2.
1910 18th ST. N.W.-A few vacancies in
vell-appointed residential club: ideal loca-
ton: excellent meals 10.
14IG 18th ST. NW-For two young men.
bath. living room: good meals: S37 30 ea.
16s
$500 18th N.W.-Men only; S25 and $50.
double; sinRle, S32 30 and S36: delicious
meals, privileges. Phone Columbia N4OO.
LARGE ROOM FOR TWO. semi-private
bath: delicious meals, unlimited phone.
Real home atmosphere. Adams 1884.
1921 18th N.W.-Large. warm room. twin
beds. bath. for two; 2 meals, $40 each.
Phone Decatur 20e7. 10s
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OPPOSITE sHoREHAM HoTEL-Large,
nic.ly furnished front room southern eX-
posure adjoining semi-private bath; no
other roomers: gentleman. Col. 414l. lO'
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TAKoMA PARK. -2I7 SPRUCE AVE. NEAR
l4th st. cars-Living room. bed room.
kitchen. dinette. semi bath; Colonial pri-
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lab TODD PL. NE. y block N Cap
and r. I. ave.-Gentleman: light. warm
SinRle 81 week
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l4l0 CHAPLIN ST. NW.-TWO ROOMS,
kltchen and bath. near shopping and
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1894 HARVARD APT 1-Comfortable
double room. cont. hot water, well heated;
excellent location. Sis mo.
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ln3S aOth ST. NV newly furnished
rooms. Also one basement room. with oi
without board.
Evening star., 1935-02-09

1909 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NW.-LArge
cheerful bed room fer one or two ladies !:
convenient location. Phone and maid
service
Evening star., 1935-02-09

Az 4th ST. NE-Rooms for rent. sec
ond floor all conveniences: continuous
hot water. Reasonable Lincoln 4241-J.
Evening star., 1935-02-09

CHEVY CHASE. D. C rooms one with
4 windows and pvt shower; near ehurches
cars and bus. Gentlemen or employed
couoleS Phone Emerson b3OS.
Evening star., 1935-02-09

THE WESTMINSTER. 1907 18th st. NV
Rooms with bath or running water: near
baths with showers. single and double.
Evening star., 1935-02-09
Lost and Found Advertisements
may be found on page 40.
HELP--MEN,

HUpTToR. Permanent position. int interesting ere tim,
isSs A' 0raSuste preferred. Give age and
stste 3ully educational advantages. training
and experience. Address Box LAC.
Evening star., 1935-02-09

1884 COLUMBIA RD-S3 wk. single rms. /:
clean. warm outside; baths; inst. h. W.
steam heat; . car lines; gentl. Adams 1923.
CLIFTON TERRACE APTS Clifton st. bet.
18th and l4th SITS. n.w.-LarEe front room.
Evening star., 1935-02-09

rooms. completely furnished heat gas,
elec.. with sink. hot and cold water; adults
only; permanent tprivste homeJ; only re-
nned couple need apply Rent SAG IOs
Evening star., 1935-02-09

UNUSUAL TWO-ROOM FURNISHED APT.
HfepIace; walking distance downtown: i'm
mediate occupancy. Call 1916 G st. Apt . .
Evening star., 1935-02-09

ls45 BELMONT RID. corner Columbia.
Belmont lea House. attractively 1ur-
nished rooms. twin beds, private bath.
Phone Columbia ql34
Evening star., 1935-02-09

52I6 KANSAS AVE N.W.-Wanted, young
lady of good habits. to share with another.
beautiful large, front room. nicely Iuf-
GLE month
Evening star., 1935-02-09

1242 n. H. AVE. NV. CORNER NI-TWO
rooms. kitchen, dinette. bath. gas. elec,,
c. h. "; furnished: Sl25O week: adults.
Evening star., 1935-02-09

1921 18th ST. NW-Large. sunny room;
:! closets. private bath: private home. best
residential location; all conveniences.
Suitable two employed persons: $50 Tor
one N.il for two GeOrsia 12l3.
Evening star., 1935-02-09

"I?3 18TH ST. NV. Apt. 4-Room to let;
young lady with or without board; renneo
Evening star., 1935-02-09

I7"4 IRVING ST NW.-Large front
room private semi-bath; convenient to Mt.
pleasant car and bus Private home.
Evening star., 1935-02-09

22l 3rd ST NW-TWO VERY LARGE
rooms, Kitchen. bath. closets. second floor,
nicely furnished; walking distance of ali
coWntoWn Government buildings: dining
room on FIRST floor; American Christian
people preferred