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In the World of Science
Bu Hiram Perez Maxim

and while we each had a bottle
of beer and a cheese sandwich
he made a scientific explana-
ton of SeaSickness.
When the ship rolled and
pitched, he said, the semi-cir-
cular canals in my ears "tele-
graphed" to my brain that I
was out of plumb.
But my eyes, seeing nothing
in my cabin that was out Of
plumb, telegraphed that 1 was
not out of plumb. My legs and
joints, on the contrary, tele-
graphed that I was away out Of
plumb.
These kilograms were con.
Trajectory. In the animal body.
when contradictory kilograms
start coming in, it is evidence
that the digestion is in trouble.
To get rid of the trouble nausea
is automatically induced and the
trouble" is elected. All ami
mails react in this way. Seasick-
ness is not differentiated from
any other sickness. Nausea and
its consequences are the animal
Cure-all.
Now for the scientific cure:
The doctor explained that the
powder and the pill were to dull
my sensibilities, so that no tele-
grams would be sent. The beer
and the sandwich were to di-
vert my stomach and give it
something to do. My brain
would become added and my
nervous system smothered. All
these things happened.
The plan Succeeded-for
short time. I still pined to lie
down by myself, and to forget
the scientific reason for seasick,
ness.
Small Comfort
But the doctor went on. On
shore, where objects are usually
level or plumb, the semi-circular
canals send kilograms concur
ring with those from eyes and
legs. All is well.
Those not subject to seasick-
ness have inSensitive semi-cir-
lar canals, are inSenSitive to
nausea, or both.
Those who adjust themselves
quickly to rolling and pitching
have easily trained animal me-
chanisms.
The latter adjust themselves
quickly to new conditions. Take
smoking, for example. Nicotine
is a poison which the animal
system recognizes and tries to
eject. After repeated expert
ences, it becomes adjusted and
the nausea is discontinued.
The writer is fully aware
that, while this explanation may
be immensely satisfying on
shore, it will be Of small COM
fort in a rough sea.
Articles by Mr.. MGrtm Gp-
pear each Monday, Wednesday
and Friday. The subject of the
nert wiH be Looking Back
Fiue Hundred Million Years"
Copyright. 1898. By King Features
Syndicate. 1nc)
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Patee de BOuky' is. It's soup,
rolls and potatoes! That's La
Patee de Bouky'!"
He then gave an imitation
of an effeminate dog ordering
la Patee de Bouky." He over
did it a little, but I got his
point.
"Where 1 come from, that
dish would be called by a real
name-'K artoff e Isuppe NIT
BpOtchen.' There's a name
you can get your teeth into!
La Patee de Bouky'! Faugh!"
"The French like to dress
things up," 1 said.
81 don't mind their dressing
up," he replied, "but they
needn't make a drag out Of
it. Here's another! lie Re
gal de Mica Do you know
what lie Regal de Mica is?"
"I'm sorry, I never tried it,"
replied, almost dreading to
hear.
"La Regal de Mica, turns
out to be clear soup, new car
rots, and meat ground up very
fine. Now, there's a good,
sensible dish, fit for any man
to eat. But you can't go in
and ask for lie Regal de Nice,'
now can yOu?"
81 don't suppose that French
dogs mind it as much as you
would" I said. "You have a
different background"
French dogs don't m in d
anything, 1 have found out"
he replied testify. "They even
let people put fur pieces on
them"
81 noticed you out with
sweater on the other day." I
said.
ooh, that old green thing!"
he snOrted, trying not to show
his embarrassment. "1've had
that six years. 1 used to play
hockey in it in Germany"
"HOckey or no hockey, you ap-
peared on the street in a
sweater. All that I'm trying to
prove is that you can't ever
judge a man by what he has
on"
"Maybe not" said my friend,
turning back to his menu to
change the subject. "But you
can judge a man by what he
orders in a restaurant. And I
ask you if you would like to
hear me ask a waiter for this
docking up and down the card
for something he had evidently
been saving as a trump C
here it is! La Dessert de nos
tOutOus!'
"ToutOus?" 1 asked, incredul-
OuSly.
= 81 said 'tOutOus' he replied,
sneering, 'In case you don't
know 'tOutOu' is a pet name for
a dog. 1t is equivalent to your
'bow-Wow,' only less virile. I re-
peat-wOuld you like to hear me
60 into a restaurant and order
dessert de nos toulouse"
"NO, I wouldn't" I said,
shortly. He won.
Articles by Robert Benchley
appear each Monday, WedneS.
day and Friday.
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Listen, World
By Elsie Robinson

The resentment and envy
The alibis and excuses
And the sentimental evasions.
MAKE UP YOUR MIND
WHAT YOU REALLY WANT
OUT OF LIFE.
FACE THE FACTS THAT
YOU, ALONE, ARE RESPONSE
BILE FOR GETTING THAT
THING FOR YOURSELF
THEN GO AFTER IT!
WIN OR LOSE
Roll up your sleeves, spit on
your palms, and go after life
bare-knuckled.
Will you land?
YOU WILL.
AND YOU'LL LAND JUST
AS HARD AS YOU WILL TO
LAND.
FOR LIFE IS WON OR LOST
WITHIN THE CONFINES OF
YOUR OWN SOUL.
Copyright 1885. by King Features
Syndicate. Inc.)
The Washington times., 1935-03-08

S c ientifically
inclined, and
we had struck
up a friend
ship. He had
a scientific eX-
planation for
e v cry t hing
from bad cof-
fee to sun
spots.
One morn
in G he re
came up a
storm. Th e
S h ip rolled
q n d pitched
The Washington times., 1935-03-08

In the days
when Frank
lin K. Lane
W a S Secre-
tary of Inte-
rior u n d e r
Woodrow Will
son he inau-
g u r a t e d a
"See America
First" pro-
g ra m. H e
put Stephen
T. Mather in
c h a r g e Of
parks and in
Vited motion
The Washington times., 1935-03-08
De-Cabbaging the Cabbage

Nature is grand, but science is wonderful
Cornell University plant experts have succeeded deodor
ng the cabbage Six years work of breeding on 1000
iov cabbages has produced arstocrac type which
joy to the palate and no offense to the nostrils.
We hope cabbage won't curl nobbshly away from
its old plate companion the equally owy corned beef It
would be sad if science bring about ncompabty
between those two and positively tragic to divorce
them
The Washington times., 1935-03-08

p re achmentS
in support Of
civil service
reform until
he ends the
d is g aceful
p Ii t i c a |
ra ck eteering
W h ich has
W e ii nj G h
wrecked the
A onauticS
Branch of his
department.
the Depart
nent of Com
merce.
The Washington times., 1935-03-08

tn a t tn o u
sands believe
Mr.. Long, and
when he criti-
ciseS thePost-
master Cen
eral they ac-
cept his word.
For the Post
master Gen
eral and the
head of the
D e m o cratic
NationalCom-
mittee, as he
is, to be casti-
g a t e d by a
man with the
The Washington times., 1935-03-08
Greatest Show On Earth
BIZ John Snure, Jr

Secretary of Interior Harold
L. Ickes has issued the order
that moving picture producers
wishing to photograph scenery
in the national parks must pay
the Interior Department a fee.
The Washington times., 1935-03-08

W or Id owes
you a living.
Th e world
doesn't ow e
you a darn
thing.
T h e world
doesn't ow e
you health or
W e a ! tn or
happiness or
even civil con.
Sideration.
Y ou came
in to tn i S
world a beg
gar. With no
mora actual
The Washington times., 1935-03-08
Frances Loss, i. S. Gain

Fashion experts returning from Paris say that youth to
be the keynote of this Springs styles They also that bust
buying at home
Maybe the spring of 1885 will be the which young
American women will their outmoded allegiance to
Paris to become American again. both style of dress and
spirit of youth We hope so. It's about time
The Washington times., 1935-03-08
Wise Words

The happy only are the truly
great.-Young.
Amusement is the happiness
Of those that cannot think
Pope.
The Washington times., 1935-03-08
Even Science Goes
Overheard

The sea had been smooth
from New York to Gibraltar and
beyond, The ships doctor was
The Washington times., 1935-03-08

Secretary Roper is sadly mis-
taken if he thinks the public
will take seriously his pious
The Washington times., 1935-03-08
OLD FAVORITES
Old IrOnsides
Oliver Wendell Holmes

Old IrOnSides -OLiUer Wendell Holmes
Ay tear her tattered ensign down.
Long has it waved high,
And many eye has danced to
That banner in the sky;
Beneath it rung the battle shout,
And burst the cannon's
The meteor of the air
Shall sweep the clouds
Oh better that her shattered hulk
Should sink beneath the wave;
Her thunders shook the mighty deep,
. And there should be her grave
Nail to the mast her holy flag,
Set every threadbare SAIL
And give her to the god of storms,
The lightning and the gale
(Redders ived send to the editor their suggest
toms of old fovortes among the poems for reprnting
this space.)
The Washington times., 1935-03-08
What Do You Want Out
Of Life?

LIFE DOESN'T OWE YOU
ANYTHING.
Get over this idea that the
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MUSICAL INsTRUMENTS-RADIO.

rIANomsmsllest size baby ,y, strand; STA;
any corner A late model in very good
condition. Pay 50 weekly. Kits. 1880 G st.
ANTIQUE ROSEWOOD GRAND PIANO; two
wood 1716-J. 10 am. TO l pm. 7s
PIANO, upright, apt size, latest model
Baldwin make; beautiful tone; cheap. At
American Storage. 2S01 Georgia ave. NV
PIANO-For the person interested in a
good, sturdy moderately priced piano,
here's Just the instrument beautiful
mahogany baby grand designed in the
ture and finished in deep rich mahog-
any; only months ola and practically
new: At $3.50 the best buy In our store
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HousEs-FURNTSHEn.

t soom, . BED TSooms,. q baths; 1 aato@stie
rent. 500 mo. z. NJ. AIKEN. 500 II st.
NV. National 1886. Res, Wise. 1898.
4917 4th ST: N.w.-6 ROOMS BATH, 2
screened porches built-in garage. gas heat
ami, Call between and 10 pm.
CHEVY CHASE - EMPLOYED OWNER
wishes retain room in completely furnished
home. Phone Wisconsin 473l. g.
SMALL. ATTRAcTIvELY FURNISHED
house near Wardman Park. Call Columbia
6646 for appointment.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

PERMANENT GOVERNMENT EMPLoYE,
quiet. refined surroundinss' reasonable
rental: convenient Interior Department.
Address Box ALE. Star once. So
2 PARTLY FURN ROOMS. near bath. for
Ink nv, or n.e,i 81. Address Box
ABE, Star ONCE -
YOUNG LADY desires room and breakfast
private family, preferably walking distance.
Address Box 322-E, Star ONCE.
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APARTMENTs-FuR. A UNFUR.

THE ANCHORAGE TEA HOUSE, SOB
91ssn r. AexsnSESs rooms bath
: rooms. BATE, furnished Or unfurnished.
third floor. SIS month. Charming old
house. hish ceilings. plenty hot water;
quiet adults only. Phone Alexandria 1875.
APARTMENTS, NEWLY DECORATED
some furnished In high-ciass northwest
buildings Car available on appointment
Call Mrs GREEN Adams 15lS
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Observation-Disclosures.

400 BLOCK BUCHANAN ST: N.W.-co-
sFiss ESos bath ssr.s. s nes
session 18th or LIST; $40. /. 7. Ora
WAITE, 12e 18th st. n.w- rea!tor. Pnone
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CLARENDON, VA.-Room for woman and
child. Child cared for while mother en-
ployed Address Box 327-E. star once.
4423 n 18th ST.. Clarendon. Va-Two
double rooms, twin beds: near WASHINGTON
and Lee H. s.. bus and car service; 20 min.
utes downtown. Breakfast optional.
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RENT-FLATS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FURNISHED LIVING ROOM. BED ROOM
kitchen and bath by couple. State par
ticulars. Address Box BOSE Star once 81
COUPLE SEEKING l, ROOMS. KrTCH-
en-. bath, furn. or unfurn. occupancy Oct.
is or Nov I; 6 months or longer lease:
rent. $50 to S75: location north OF o, west
Of 10th Address Box 444-E. Star ONCE
NEAR SCHOOL OF NATIVITY. 8 ROOMS,
for Nov. Is; not over S35; unfurnished.
Address Box 394-E, Star ONCE.
BY OCT. l5-FURNIsHED RMS. KIT,
refrig.. pvt. bath: NV. section: prefer vic.
Scott Circle: must be clean and attrac-
tive. Address Box 431-E. Star once.
WANTED-2 RMS. KrTCHENETTE AND
private bath. in good location; unfur-
nished. Call Clarendon $3.50. %
/ OR ROOMS. BATH, FURN, OR UNI
furn,, NV; prefer Mt. Pleasant; Oct. is.
Phone Metropolitan S315. 2 to 10 pm
UPPER NE. OR NV. BROOM APT, UNI
turnishsd with kttshs ne and prysss
couple. Phone Emerson S671. Sc
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SALE-HOUSES.

MARIETTA PARK N.W-NEW BRICK.
center-hall plan. rooms; b.. yard Earase.
mGaera sasa soo 81 e hfas Adams
NEW BRICK. 8 ROOMS 6 LARGE BED
downtown. A real home at bargain.
I I1s by appointment Phone Deea-
MT. PLEAsANT-s-RoQM, BATH BRICK
Is bed roomsj. 4 block from l4th st; cars:
large r9ems; soed condition; WIN sci
in es M ss@: 81 sss
1888 after 5 pm.
8 LARGE ROOMS: ROW BRICK. NEAR
Bird and Florida ave. ne; and the whole
s sosEpR sFs sf2 d saeH Isl. District sss
EIGHT ROOM APARTMENT HOUSE, FUR
H HIIIED lad REHse 81 Sw Low RENTS
dssS Of PeTa sEek aoSsF
Very small monthly payments Phone
A LOVELY HOUSE IN A SPLENDID OLD
Conn ave. Completely renowned: detached,
with shade trees. There are bed rooms,
purchased BY responsible buyer With
small cash and balance on one trust. with
monthly payments less than rent. For ap-
g RfeIni9. to 1N HsDfis se MsEf
BARGA1N--s6 95o-.NR. 14th. TAYLOR
large lot. garage. Call Adams Ass.
DIET; llth AND MD. AVE-, R: MOD;
value. settle estate tai district s464 5.
HOUSE VICINITY OF 18th AND RU,;
e 16anan sts b6ns ICONS snd
brick home. iare. BATH room and private
bath in master bed room, recreation room
with. fireplace and maids room in base
Poai ST: sss.a %s7 b.sass
NEAR 4th AND FARRAGUT N.WEBRIcK
SeFy sSod eTms 0f Pho saa Ada@s
9 ROOMS AND ATTIC; 81 PA A1IIi PRICE
Alexandria. Va.
DETACHED BRICK, HOME LOAN SO 900:
8 rooms. 3la baths, sleeping porch: garage;
could be rented as 3 apts.;. cost $4,000;
10th ct. Heights. Sell equity for 800.
Address Box 426-E. Star ONCE.
422 9th ST. ME.-DEIACHED sTUcco;;
heat; Isrse lot. 5Ox!oO. Price; $1,000.
JOHN JOHN SCE RIVE glsS = Bro Ola G st. NV.
SHEPHERD PARKLsIl $50; BRICK, g
boxiz2; double garage; bargain. Phone
SPECIAL-REAL BARGAIN. Sc. 500: 90
minutes from Capitol; living room. bed
rooms, dining room. kitchen, bath, attic.
h.-wh. and ami. Large corner lot, beau
t " view on paved
VILE Hills. Terms. r. NJ PRATT Co, INC.
934 K st. NV exclusive agent, Natl. S6s2,
HOME SEEKERS, YOUR CHANCE TO
take advantage Of foreclosure prices. We
Rave what you want and located right.
A home at your price. ranging from 81 $50
to $4,000. in D. c. and nearby Nc. or
Va. p. M PRATT CO, INC, 934 st.
NV. exclusive agent. National $3.50.
ALTA VISTA. NEAR BETHEsDA-NEW s.
room. white bunsaloW. In the woods: full
TIKOMA PARK-S6500. EASY TERMS.
Groom Colonial. 2-car garage. Outstand-
ing value Cost 80. 500. Price now $4,000.
Address Box 325-E. Star once.
BUNGALOW, 2153 30th ST. NV.
Vacant: large rooms, thoroughly mod
ern; sleeping porch. attic large enough Tor
3 additional rooms: screened and weather.
stripped; garage; extra building lot. a
WAYNE G. CARAVAN.
Owner, North 6766.
PRICE, SIS 600, PART Cash; IDEAL SPOT
to build apartment house: So. action:
corner house. detached: lot 72xs0. parking
on two (ides: 8 rooms. halls. cellar;
garages, furnace heat, bath. gas. electricity.
MRS. Brown
GIL &aSs, Ave. MI
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Observation-Disclosures.
ROOMS-SUBURBAN

i21S NEAL ST. NE.-Two. front, southern
exposure. for light housekeeping. Adults
onv. o.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

AFAhx NIS-tUhNIShEOs
ATTRAdrIVELY FURN. GROOM CORNER
apt, 9 exposures large porch $125 mo.
1852 Mintwood pl. NV. Walnut S4lQ,J:
TWO ROOMS AND BATH. NEWLY FUR.
ntshed. in private house: quiet. select
netghborhood maid service. Reasonable.
1923 Upshur st. NV. Columbia 5720-M.
MT. PLEASANT. 1875 INGLEsIDE TER;
floor, OF private home. overlooking Rock
Greek Park: reasonable to refined couple
only. Phone Adams 26ss-W.
1919 COL. RID. N.W.-LARGE FRONT. RIM.
kit. bath nicely furn.; sas. cleo. phone;
newly dec: adults; S42.60.
$3.50 WK-1 R.. KIT. B., SMALL; GAS.
cleo Basement hskp. r, $3.50 wk.; mr. cars.
Open 40 pm. 1905 Ga. ave. Adams 6S40.
1901 CONN. AVE. APT. 207-BEAUTI-
fully appointed 4:rm.. kit. and bath apt:
living room 15x26 IT,. grand piano. radio.
ph se shsp p Ssf s 94Ss wSal In pet'0a
1881 IRVING ST. N.W-NICELY FURN.,
large front room. kitchen. semi-private
bath; heat. gas, cleo. included; $38 mo. D..
1920 HARVARD N.W-3 ROOMS. BATH
ant. porch; nicely furnished; S55. See
1884 COL. I'd. N.W.-3 NICELY FUR
nisasd basement rooms. % each; men
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WANTED-ROOMs AND BOARD.
TWO EMPLOYED LADIES and high school
son in refined private home. half block Con-
necticut or Wisconsin. southern exposure,
no children. Give rate and details. Ad-
dress Box 430-E Star once
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TABLE BOARD.

1873 18th ST. N.W.-Meals for table
guests; excellent Southern cooking. Tele-
phone Decatur 3037.
1928 RHODE IsLAND-Good food. well
cooked, nicely served; spacious dining
room. reasonable. A.
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PORTLAND HOTEL,

I4th st. and Thomas Circle--Large out
side rooms, 81 week; private bath $3.50:
cOLORED-32s NV. Terrell Terrace
Heart Of colored residential: parlor. nrst
floor 81 so week; S. with Ink. y
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2021 PERRY ST. ME.

Best buy In Woodridge-Close TO schools.
transportation and stores. Brick Colonial,
toilet in basement. Must be seen To be
appreciated. Built right. priced right.
$3.50 down, balance like rent. Open daily
ne to Goth s.. left TO Perry st,
BRADY BROTHERS, INC,
40 Bond Bldg. Natl 1894 North 2l04
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S., 5OO-DETACHED. BATTERY PARK.
Situated on q nice lot. handy to every
fact we know OF no other home in this
exclusive suburb 50 reasonable. The house
has o vell-planned rooms. bath and
Beautiful and large stone fireplace. pretty
shrubbery and sarage. All has just been
refniShed like brand-new and should be
seen without delay. Phone
r. NJ HOOKER Metropolitan 1853.
EVENINGS to o Call EmerSon hR3S
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

as GALLATIN ST. N.W.-Newly decorated
iieious home ss9oking, Reasonable; garage.
free phone. Phone Georgia 1882.
1894 COL. RID. NW.-Beautiful End floor
front. twin beds; delicious food. Phone
Columbia 5092.
] OR . GENTLEMEN to board with young
couple; twin beds: excellent meals; S. 80
weekly. Phone Columbia g3S2.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1744 p St, NW.-Triple
distance. Home-cooked meals.
1908 R. I AVE. N.W.-Large front room,
nd9!hHs heme T.h meals each
WELLINGTON LODGE. 1904 18th st. NV.
Newly furnished room. twin beds. ad-
joining bath. excellent meals: reasonable.
$3.50 OLIVER ST: Chevy chaSs-sesuti.
fully furnished home lor paving guests;
tent to busses. Phone Emerson 2036.
1928 18th ST. NW-Room with board for
three young men; also vacancy ior ru young
T.iep he HoI peeat9r p sos7. 'eEO''''a'
NEAR WALTER REED, 1900 Gsranium st.
ATTRACTIVE front room excellent board;
detached. corner residence.
small single room for young man; apart
ment above garage. Good meals l5'
I745 RHODE ISLAND AVE. near Conn.
LARGE south room for two breakfast and
an .g v.e ens hun or .6 SGsTs per .
room. TO-
ATTRACTIVE ROOM. southern exposure
f1rst floor desirable location; reasonable
rate. Phone Columbia 10l34.
1752-54-56 QUE NV
Large. second, front; private bath. Va.
cancy for one young lady. one young man.
Delicious meals. three parlors
CLUB MERIDIAN,
2620 18th ST. NV.
A deliehtful club residence for men and
women; ideal location: walking distance:
singles doubles; personal service. Excel
lent meals.
GIBSON HALL,
140s Massachusetts, ave. nw-Beautiful
club residence, twin beds. Rates. S40-S4b.
ROOMS AND BOARD-SUBURBAN.
2516 n 18th ST. Clarendon, Va.-Cozy,
newly furnished room, large closet home en-
vironment private home unlimited phone:
IS minutes from city. Clarendon 2osl-J.
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ORIENTAL RUG, gX2U.
1923 14th ST. NV.

OtLIEN Al FONIl -JN-U.
6l23 14th ST. NV.
FURNITURE REUPHOLSTERED.
Three-piece living room suite upholstered
for S45; covering and new inside material
included. made like new in finest tapestry
and friezette: workmanship guaranteed
La France Upholstery Co. 2509 14th st.
NV. Phone Columbia l0172.
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ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR Hussman dis
play case, perfect condition IA it.. 5000
6-burner grill on side. $50. Benton, 100
Arlington ridge, Alex, Va. Walnut 7645.
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ATTRACTIVE front room next to BAH:
unlimited phone; two in family; gentleman
only Call District 5e51.
1881 FAIRMoNT NV. h. K sinx
range, porch, S6-S1; also 1880 Col. I'd. SO.
Always plenty hot water.
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FURNITURE and piano, gateleg table van
ity davenport table. chest of drawers.
Windsor chair day bed, kitchen table. odd
chairs. beds; very reasonable; must sell
quickly. No dealers. Apt. 102, 1717 r
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NEW DETACHED HOME.

I,SoU-S1oo CASH, BOD MONTH. 80
Early American brick residence with
slate roof on a lot 50x125. in beautiful
Chevy Chase Terrace. Large Lying room,
dining room electric health kitchen. .
large bed rooms and tiled bath. detached
garage, screened and weather-s stripped:
convenient LOCATION: For appointment 10
INSPECT. call Mr.. MILLER, District 90s0.
DETACHED ENGLISH HOME.
S9,260-TERMS,
An outstanding new English detached
iarse rooms. tiled bath with buiitoin fxo
lures. electric health kitchen. open IRE
place, copper water pipes. furred walls;
Deal Junior High School stores. churches
and Transportation. For appointment TO
inspect. call Mr.. LATIMER, Emerson 0770.
ooRSNHH EyT bE eHAsE P sS s
8 SPACIOUS rooms, 3 baths. hrst-noor Law
etory.. finished ATTIC and Gear gsraEe.
ins this country permanently.
DIST. s917. W. L. MOORE. GEO 2S0o.
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lN NEARBY VIRGINIA.

Five spacious rooms, located on corner
water heat. full cellar. and close TO trans
portation. stores and schools. including
high school. make this the standout buy
in this convenient section. Terms make
1t foolish to pay rent a month longer.
VIM, 4 SAUNDERS CO.. NC
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DETAcAEp ENGLISH HOME.

$50 ALLISON ST. NV.
s-RoOM AND BATH COLONIAL BRICK.
Loeated in one OF the highest sections
Barriers srsS So- i' S S,use lot 14b T.
deep; completely reconditioned; contains
for . families. viii Consider small home
in exchange. Terms to suit. Open for
14n4 X cAERIrz DIST nnsn
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172S IRVING ST. NW.-Double room.
veniently located. Phone Col. 2365-J.
1884 COLUMBIA RD.-SS so Wk; sinele
rooms clean. cool oaths inst. INV; 2
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IMPORTED RUGS. in Chinese. Persian
and Oriental patterns: room size; $50. $40
and $40. 143l Parkwood pl. Adams ql49.
IVORY BUREAU desk, chair. table and
bed. complete. Phone Cleveland l64s.
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DOGS, PETS AND ETC.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

ENGLISH Settlers beautiful prize win
ners; registered stock. Phone Walnut
5000.
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BOATS.

SPORT TWIN EvINRUDE oTTBoARI
motor and l5-ft bateau. soc cash. Phon
Clarendon 407-M.
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H. q. SMITHY CO..
s11 18th st. NV. National 5po4

CoZY CORNER BUNGALOW-s6,95o
SET N cluster OF s mammq,h shsds
hve-room attractive bungalow offers won
derfui possibilities to the lover Of flowers
electric refrigeration. together with close
in location, offer the maximum OF con-
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ELECTRIC SODA FOUNTAIN. complete
U. S. slicer. Sacrifice. Decatur 1881.
FUR COATS-Beautiful. slightly worn fur
coats, all sizes; very reasonable. Esskay
curriers', 635 = NV. Room COZ. 9.