davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1935-06-30

COLORED. 1859 Swami 81. NW-Cool
pleasant room; very reasonable. Automatic
heat in Winter.
COLORED. l741 NV Apt. 4-Room
for couple or > men. Sunday after . p m.
week days after 80.
Evening star., 1935-06-30
.ANTED-ROOMS,

WANTED-Nicely furnished room and
board with private bath also home priv
ileges; state full particulars. Box 29g.
Arlington Va.
Evening star., 1935-06-30

.7l4 CATH. AVE-Large front double
room; attractively furnished chw: near
Wsrdman: one block Conn. ave. Phone
Evening star., 1935-06-30
WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.

BROOKLAND-Room and board in Cath
olic family by business woman: also SINGLE
room. Address Box l0a-K. Star ONCE.
GENTLEMAN desires room and board in
private family Give full particulars. Ad-
dress Box ok Star Office 80
Evening star., 1935-06-30

1913 ST NV. Apt. l05-Cool. COM
fortably furnished. next to bath: reason
able. Call after
11OI 18th ST NV. the Sherman. Apt.
40l-Larce. comfortable. front room;
gentleman After pm all day Sunday.
Evening star., 1935-06-30

board with private bath. also home priv
lleges; state full particulars. Box 29a.
Arlington. Va.
YOUNG LADY desires room in private
family OF not more than adults; must be
quiet inst sntaneous hot water; So or
50 80 rer week. Address Box 2l6-K' Star
Office.
fined Chevy Chase home: no other guests;
nome atmosphere; conv. to trans. Ad-
dress Box l6l-K Star office.
ROOM. with two exposures preferably
southeast or southwest; Nj. Pleasant sec
tion: close Rock Creek Park: | 500 block
Irving preferred Gail Columbia 234O-W.
Sunday only.
WANTED. furnished rooms for lsht
housekeeping. not over SIS. Gail Lin
coin 13n1-J.
FURNISHED room and bath or two rooms
and bath by bachelor references fur
nished. Address Box l2lK, Star Office.
GENTLEMAN wants room in private home
or apartment, unlimited phone. NV. sec
tails Grassland. 2Ol4 Kalorama I'd.
> FURN. ROOMS. southern exposure. NV.
use Of grill. by two refined ladies; ref. SIS.
Address Box 430-J. Star office.
MAN. young, wishes fur. room near G.
w u, kitchen preferred; state rent, de-
tails Address Box 23-K. Star Office. J.
MAN wishes furnished room with piano
privileges. Address Box 245-J. Star office.
WANTED-SUBURBAN ROOMS.
GENTLEMAN desires furnished room; rea-
sonable; SUBURBAN or Chevy Chase: state
details Address Box 149-K- Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1935-06-30

MoDERNIzED COLONIAL HOME dairy
farm; cool. spacious rooms. shady lawn.
large porcheS; good fare fresh homegrown
products; mod. rates. Call Adams 1921.
BOARDERS wanted in good quiet country
home. Price reasonable Mrs. Charlie
P KeySer lr COMMON Va
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] 1880 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W-Nicely
furnished single room near bath with
shower. cont hot water; desirable. 800
14?o FAIRMONT N.W-Newly decorated
rooms. new beds: COOL comfortable; also
club room: men only. Phone Adams 1904.
Evening star., 1935-06-30

1868 COL RID. NW-Large 3rd-fioor
front. 3 windows. large closet; near bath;
phOne: hot water: 500.
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s14a FLORIDA AVE. Inear Dupont Circle)
Attractive single and double rooms semi
private bath private family. North o94o
1912 10Th ST N.W.-Comfortable bed-liv-
ing room. wood burning fireplaceS; walking
distance Govt. depts; maid service. Phone
North 5O9l
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MARYLAND ESTATE Will accept paying
guests for two double front rooms. One
with large private bath. Best old fashioned
cooking Railroad and bus one-quarter-
mile. 20 miles from White House. Rates.
500 and Sl25 for two. Mrs. John S.
Larcombe. Jr. Near Washington Grove.
Phone Gaitharehurp
Evening star., 1935-06-30

WOODRICGE-Nicely furnished front rm..
next to bath large closets; south and west
exposures: use of porches, home PRIVILEGES.
Private family. gentleman. North .,651.
Evening star., 1935-06-30

1881 FAIRMONT NW-Private apis.
bath, shower 81 80: semi-bath. sink. range.
back porch. 81: French windows kitchen
Evening star., 1935-06-30

1"l7 MASS. AVE NV handsomely fur
nshed large double room; lovely home;
6ountoun
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c21o PA. AVE NV. APT. 6O5-Large
furnished room. three windows and next to
bath. Phone West 0560-W.
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ROOMS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

GENTLEMAN desires furnished room; rea-
snnable; suburban OF Chevy Chase: state
details Address Box 149-K Star ofdce
Evening star., 1935-06-30

Mt. PLEASANT. 31O4 18th St NV
single front room. adjoining bath room:
Evening star., 1935-06-30

private bath entire floor: continuous hot
water. gas. electricity furnished, reason
able
Evening star., 1935-06-30

fOs A ST. NE.-Central location: on two
car lines: excellent table; electric fan, free
Evening star., 1935-06-30

IDEAL place for a vacation in the noun
talnS' cool and quiet: good meals served:
hot and cold water in all rooms; rates
reasonab bic: write or phone Mrs. J. c.
King Bluemont Va.
Evening star., 1935-06-30

| 1928 PARK RID NV Cjust of l4thD-
| Here's opportunity to get lovely room at
Moore's which vacation season made pos
| sibe delicious home cooked meals; low
| rates. free phone parking space, personal
/ service Phone Columbia 1856
Evening star., 1935-06-30

ROOM and board for 3 or 4 children;
complete care. cool nights pure water,
fresh vegetables best reference Ss week.
Write Mrs. w. A. Few. Woodstock Va
Evening star., 1935-06-30

GAG c ST. NE-Large furnished cool
room: bath electricity; private home. l
Evening star., 1935-06-30

l44S R. l. AVE NW-Single and double
rooms. private home: cont. h. W: walking
distance 3Os
Evening star., 1935-06-30

CHILDREN boarded by the Summer; Mrs.
John Haislip. Lorton. Va. Phone Lorton
Evening star., 1935-06-30

SCOTT CIRCLE. 1909 l6th-Large. cool
room for g. End floor. front. adj. shower
bath: also front room for >. with balcony;
home PRIVILEGES
Evening star., 1935-06-30

DOWNTOWN Hotel Taft. rs G st. NV.
In the heart of city. Modern rooms
freproof: elevator service. Special SUM
mer weekly rates. s. and up. 3O'
12OS NJ ST. NW-Weu furnished rooms
for ladies N Government; modern
VenienCeS. central i.
Evening star., 1935-06-30

DOWNTOWN. ll@1 18th ST. N.W.-Nice
clean double room, on second floor; next
bath: III k: S6.5O weekly.
Evening star., 1935-06-30

9o5 10th ST.-Downtown; quiet. clean
rooms. respectable house, reasonable
prices: one double bed room. hot water
Evening star., 1935-06-30

YOUNG LADY desires room in private
family Of not more than : adults; must be
$3.50 rer week. Address Box 2l6-K, Star
Evening star., 1935-06-30

ATTRACTIVE COUNTRY HOME. gardens
and extensive grounds: will take week end
guests also luncheonS and dinners by ap-
pointment. Fairfax Court House Va.
Phone Fairfax $50.
Evening star., 1935-06-30

1929 FAIRMONT ST NV - Desirable,
comfortable front room southern exposure.
continuous hot water; private family. 30'
RESEARCHMEN'S CLUB. 1907 l Eye St.
Sl2 per person up: International Club,
board and room. So weekly; II cal location.
Evening star., 1935-06-30

2o03 F ST. N.W.-Light Housekeeping
rooms. newly decorated reasonable rent
25nS CLIFFBOURNE PL. uSth. Col. rdD.
Nicely furnished front room next bath
cont. b. ". single OR double
Evening star., 1935-06-30
AT DITPONT CIRCLE
DOWNTOWN

Cool. quiet and clean: large front rooms.
twin beds. Summer rates. 929 New York
ave NV 30s
Evening star., 1935-06-30

1911 IRVING ST. N.W.-Desirable md
floor front room. : windows overlooking
10Th; adj. bath new twin beds; use OF
phone S25 month Adams 1859
Evening star., 1935-06-30

SPEND the Summer at attractive country
home near Wash. Large shady grounds;
high elevation, city CoDv. Restful, exclu-
sive Georgia 6379 before 1890 am.
Evening star., 1935-06-30

NEAR l4th ST. CARS-Attractive, cool
room and porch. twin beds, near bath; one
or two gentlemen. Phone Adams 1857 I'M
2444 HUIDEKOPER PL. NV tGlover
Park)-Large front room. adj. bath: suit
able couple or - or ) gentlemen; conv,
TRANSFORMATION 9Os
Evening star., 1935-06-30

LINNWOOD PLACE open TO Summer
guests by week or month; rates $3.50
per week; plenty chicken and country
ham. Well ventilated. screened rooms.
large shady porch; close to Shenandoah
Beach. Mrs. L. c. Linn. Strasburg Va.
Evening star., 1935-06-30

DOWNTOWN. Conn. Ave. 92o 11th-ond-
II. Studlo. running W.. connecting b.. maid.
priv. ent., $50. Another. connect. b., $50.
1ns
Evening star., 1935-06-30

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. 1907 10Th ST
n.w.-Beautiful single or double twin beds
twin closets large private bath: maid Serv-
fee: unlimited phone; owners home
Evening star., 1935-06-30

1349 JEFFERSON ST.-Lovely. room for
employed only; owners detached home,
refined neighborhood: near cars and bus.
Phone Georeia 10gl-
Evening star., 1935-06-30

4S1l 10th ST. NW.-Large attractive
front room. 4 windows. semi-private bath;
finest residential location; $40 Georgia
16J9
Evening star., 1935-06-30

1ll4 E ST. NE.-Room for > young men:
nicely fur. next to bath. good home
cooked meals. congenial Virginia family;
Evening star., 1935-06-30

NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE d. C
Large front room. next to bath and show
er: gentleman preferred. Cleve. 1466
1858 OWENS PLACE NE-Neatly fur
niShed room. new furniture for :. young
girls employed; home privileges: reason
able
Evening star., 1935-06-30

1905 UNIVERSITY PL. N.W-Two bed
rooms for rent first floor and basement;
reasonable rent: convenient to 18th and
Fairmont SITS.
Evening star., 1935-06-30

CIRCLE. .II9 o st. NW-sl4
mo-. front room, next bath: cool. quiet,
res. section. small family; gentleman
Evening star., 1935-06-30

ReaSohabIe A. Plerrott. MT. Airy. Nd.
RFST HOME IN the mountains of West
Virginia. Ladies only. Free transports-
ZION this week. Reasonable rates. For in
formation. call Metropolitan u52l. 3o'
THE BELMONT COTTAGE. Braddock
Heights Md-Good board. clean enjoy
able surroundings ResS Special rates
week ends or season. Miss Mary Fulmer.
OWner-Manager,
Evening star., 1935-06-30

| 1888 LANIER PL. NW.-Large front
| room. with twin beds; private bath with
| shower Call Adams 5312-J
Evening star., 1935-06-30

20I4 P ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished newly
decorated single or double private bath:
Evening star., 1935-06-30

1ll9 18th N.W.-Cool. attractively fur
nished rooms; single or double; continuous
hot water; home privileges; walking dis
fancn
Evening star., 1935-06-30

GOOD HOPE RID. SE-Large. very cool
room, D windows, private entrance. private
bath. spacious lawns. trees garage. Very
large second floor room d windows. Reliable
references required. Phone Lincoln :':}44.
Evening star., 1935-06-30

a05 F ST NE-Cool. comfortable. double
room: convenient TO cars; suitable for two.
pbona Aflop NJ ICE0-T
Evening star., 1935-06-30

q | BOARDERS wanted in attractive private
s home. Mrs. G. N. Emmett, Black Mountain,
Evening star., 1935-06-30

1145 18th ST NW.-Large room with
twin bedsS small room. one person; reason
able Call
Evening star., 1935-06-30

i:i4a JEFFERSON ST. N.W-Double room
Tor employed couple or two: cool and at
tractive large closet. beautiful garden
Phone Georgia -09l.
Evening star., 1935-06-30

HIILCREST
$500 18th St NV. Corner Girard.
A beautiful. large room, private bath:
also single room convenient location;
spacious grounds; private parking space
Excellent well-balanced meals. Reason
Evening star., 1935-06-30

BOARD. also chicken dinners; nearby.
LElmhurstl. Fairhaven, Anne Arundel
CnIInfY
Evening star., 1935-06-30

1924 MASS AVE NW-SinQle, running
water; double: also large parlor; suitable
or vi fnllr
Evening star., 1935-06-30

IN uuIet. reSpectabIe house adults
l2l9 VERMONT AVE. NW.-Select front
basement suitable %: shower bath. c. W ::
Evening star., 1935-06-30

FOR SUMNER - Attrac:ively furnished,
l0ur bedrooms. two baths. in beautiful
owner will retain bed room and bath rent
ing remainder for 500. Phone Wisconsin
Evening star., 1935-06-30

1859 EUCLID ST N.W-DeSrable out
side rooms for l or - shower. bath; also.
basement room Phone Adams 465S
Evening star., 1935-06-30

COUPLE emp. desire room. bath in re-
fined Chevy Chase home; no other guests;
home atmosphere; conv. to trans. Ad-
dress Box l61-K Star Office
Evening star., 1935-06-30

123. 10Th ST. NW-Large room with
comfortable twin beds: desirable down.
town location; 81 per week each
Evening star., 1935-06-30

COMFORTABLE GROOM KIT. BATH
apt Will share with refined employed girl
S:I3 so or sublet whole to couple. SIS.
Apt No ll0, 30l0 Wisconsin ave. NV.
Evening star., 1935-06-30

1910 K ST. NW-Large front room, 81
1er week Gentleman
Evening star., 1935-06-30

114S LAN1ER PL. wv. near 18th and
Col. rd--Large double front room. twin
beds. well furnished. cool: good meals ::
young ladies. Phone Adams 43fs
Evening star., 1935-06-30

1873 G ST. NW-2nd floor, southern ex-
posure 1 windows, tw in beds; reas; day.
Evening star., 1935-06-30

1909 sth ST. N.W-For young person: re-
fined Jewish family; home cooking; maid
service. Phone Adams .I01
Evening star., 1935-06-30

MT AIRY Md. wonderful cool home ex-
cellent food. fresh vegetableS eggs milk.
Reasonable A PierrOtt Mt Airy Md
Evening star., 1935-06-30

h007 :}rd ST. NW-Furnished room with
twin beds and private bath: new home:
Jewish family; free telephone
Evening star., 1935-06-30

ROYALTON 91S NJ NV. Apt. 3O-SingIe
or double. nicely furnished comfortable
beds. near bath. hot water all hours, ele-
rator phone
Evening star., 1935-06-30

DUPONT CIRCLE. l14l P ST. NV
Beautifully furnished large room. twin
beds next bath continuous hot water
Evening star., 1935-06-30

$40 10Th ST NW-Gentlemen only;
foom with running hot and cold water; 4.
looms. porch. grill: small sleeping room:
free phone. Very reasonable.
] sc2 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE-Larce
neatly furnished. front Ink. room. gas
range; also single room; phone service;
reasonable }0'
Evening star., 1935-06-30

1903 KALORAMA RID. near 18th and Co
aumpla rq q,-Single, large closet; clean and
comfortable; every convenience; reas
I34 LANIER PL. NV. Apt "I-Laree
cheerful double room next TO bath; gen.
tlemen. Phone Adams I3lO-J
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completely forgotten himself at last. Then the color dyed his face again and he stammered awkwardly: "I- I don't mean that we boys have turned out anything above the aver age; but-but-that-"
 T know what you mean," smiled Nance, coming to his rescue, though think Cousin Columbine meant just what you're denying. It must be nice to have such enviablef reputa- tionsl How did your mother man. age with all four of you?"
 She couldn't resist teasing him little, but 1t was kindly tact which made her bring the conversation back to his mother; and Matthew answered: By being herself, I guess. She was always on hand, you know, so perhaps we didn't get into as many scrapes as some kids. Mothers a wonder; and Dad Is too. Pm rather crazy about my people, but-but I've said enough. Don't know what got me going or"
 "I got you going!" admitted Nance, twinkle in her blue eyes. And then: "Oh, look Is that a snow capped mountain range on the horizonY
 Matthew nodded.
 Here's where we turn. Do you mind a little cross-country riding in this old wreck? You're likely to get some jolts, outlook out there l"
 This warning was too late, and only a quick snatch of Matthew's arm which brought her tight against his khaki coat for just minute, kept Nance from losing her balance as they dipped into a rain-worn gully. When he released her and the girl looked up, she saw that all his previous confusions were as nothing compared to the embar- rassment that engulfed him now. This amused sophisticated Nancy, and she said demurely:
 Thanks for saving my life! Is that another of those pleasant llt- tie thank-you-ma'ams looming up ahead? If you'll tell me when ones approaching I'll hang on tight and save you the trouble of rescuing me a second time"
 "It-it wasn't bit of trouble" stammered Matthew. "I mean-I didn't in the least mind-L-"
 (To BE CoNTINUED.l
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mother. Four sons, and every one a credit to the name."
 "Evep laughed Nancy. "How did she ever dare to marry a man named Adam?"
 Because" replied the old lady with twinkle, shed set her heart on doing just that thing--always said that when she found an Adam she was going to rope him. What she wanted was to find one with Adam for his first name; but when John Adam came along she snapped him up-at least, that's the way she puts 1t. Eve was Denver girl. Her father made considerable of a fortune in gold in 1878, and lost 1t as many others did just then. After years of hardships, so much money went to their heads. Eyes father bought stock In fraudulent companies, and when the boom col lapsed-well, he collapsed with 1t, you might say"
 "Were they left with nothing at all?"
 Practically; but Eyes uncle in the East had money, and gave the girl an education. She was in Bos- ton for three years; and on her way home she met John Adam on the train. He was going to Cali fornia for his health; but when he saw Eve he decided that his health wouldn't be much use to him in California, if she was in Colorado. You needn't grin, Jack. It was just like that-love at first sight. And when she found his name was Adam, that settled it."
 Did he get wellT" asked Nancy.
 "Mercy yesl AS for the boys you've seen two of lem. They don't look like invalids."
 And there are two more?"
 Cousin Columbine nodded.
 "Luke's eighteen, and John will be-"
 You don't mean," gasped Nancy, that they're really named like that-Matthew, Mark, Luke and John"
 Jack rocked with mirth, and Cousin Columbine's eyes lighted. ii
 Indeed they are. Folks at Pine Ridge are used to lem and never think about 1t; but I dare say it sounds queer to outsiders. That was Eyes doings. She's sort of fantastical and dreamy. But she's wonderful woman and her hus- band worships the ground she walks on. wish I could have got you a job there. Jack. They're fine people, the Adams. Goodness gra- cious, childrenl it's almost eleven o'clock! I haven't sat up so late since 1902 when the schoolhouse burned down and Aurora pounded on the door to wake me up on her way to the fire. Breakfasts at seven. We'd better be getting set tied for the night"
 It had, Nance admitted, as she snuggled down under the heavy patchwork quilt, been an interest ing evening. After all, she wouldn't write that letter to her father-not yet, anyway.
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her, .but it's no wonder you missed the trail, 50 few go up that way. It's an easier climb from the other side. Tiff you don't mind riding on the truck I'll take you round"
 He was blushing again. Nance caught the idea that he had forced himself to make the offer out of po- liteness, and thus responded: Aren't you too busy3"
 Not busy at all; but this truck is second cousin to Methuselah, and"
 Nancy laughed.
 "You needn't apologize for the truck I'm tickled to go for a ride fin anything at all. My feet have had plenty of use since I struck Pine Ridge; but that hill tempted me, and the day, too. Isn't 1t glorious? Is it far to the other side of the hillT
 "A couple O miles, maybe"
 Miles! Why I thought 1t was only a stepl"
 "To the top of that hill1 We'll. it's not much more, from here; but it's pretty steep, and we can ride half way up from the other side. My mother used to take us there on picnics when we were kids"
 Seeing that the young mans en- barrassment had dropped away when he spoke of his mother, Nance grasped the cue.
 Cousin Columbine tells us that Mrs. Adam is-well, what she said was: Eve Adam Is a grand sue cess as a mother r"
 "I'll say she Isl" Matt faced her, smiling, and Nancy saw that he had
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THE STORY FROM THE BEGINNING

his household of
  
   
 
 
  but realise she has friend the of appal the girl The ubs Cousin explains andte experiences of her 10 plains.
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CHAPTER V

MORE than two weeks slipped 4VA by with no sign of a job for Jack. This troubled the boy, though Cousin Columbine insisted that he more than earned his board by chopping firewood-new work to Jack. though when his sister con doled with him one afternoon, he declared he enjoyed 1t.
 But just the same. Nance" he added, lowering his voice that Au- rora Tubbs. peeling potatoes at an open window, shouldn't hear, "Tm worried. I've got to earn some money; and how can I do 1t un- less somebody round here needs a ranch hand?"
 There was tang to the air, but the day seemed more like late fall than winter; and the sky was as blue as 1t is possible for sky to be. "I think" Nancy confided as she perched precariously on the chop ping block, ''that this bright sum- shine keeps us from being home sick. Since that first afternoon I've had only a few twinges; though I rather dread the time when we're settled down and you away some where. Cousin Columbine says we ought to be seeing some of the points of interest around here. I'm going to climb that hill off to the north. Do you want to come?"
 Jack glanced at the wood pile.
 Cant just now. You run along alone, Sis. Look here" Gas she started off). haven't you got any thing but those silk stockingsT
 "That's exactly what I asked her
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Papsete Has Meaning

Papeete, capital of Tahiti. meana "basket of water." because of its palm tree ringers
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Prepared by National Geographic Society.
 Washington. b C.-WNU Service.
The Washington times., 1935-01-23
POLICE BUDGET
GUT SCORED

The Budget Bureaus omission
of funds necessary to increase the
personnel of the police depart
ment for the fiscal year 1886, was
the target of a spirited attack by
Representative Virginia Jenckes
O0, of Indiana, in letter today
to Representative Jennings Ran
dolph (DO, of West Virginia,
chairman of the crime investiga-
ton subcommittee of the House
District Committee.
Mrs. Jenckes, member of the
House Dis trict Committee,
charged the Budget Bureaus re-
fusal to insert an increase provi-
sion for the police department
jeopardized the safety and lives
of District residents.
The Washington times., 1935-01-23

Out on Connecticut Avenue,
where white-coated Bureau Of
Standard seers test everything
from the sound of a milk wagon
in the wee, sma' hours to the
health and longevity of silk hosiery
and why-the name of DR.. J..
Franklin Meyer is virtually syn
onymous with the bureau itself.
He's not called 81 Franklin"
among coworkers, however, but
just plain doc" Meyer. He's too
popular.
The Doctor either leads or puts
a welcome shoulder behind every
social, recreational or betterment
plan that Standards workers at.
tempt.
DOC" Meyer helped start the
Federal Bridge League, now in its
third and progressive season, he's
mixed up in the Hospital Guild
and Credit Unions at Standards,
and this year is the sixteenth con.
secutive term for him as president
of the Standards Local, No. 26O,
of the NFFE.
The Washington times., 1935-01-23
PUG. TOPROBE
STREET USE
BY BUSES
Lack of 0ff.Street Terminals
Causes Congestion, Claim;
Hearing Set March a

The Public Utilities Commission
today ordered a public hearing
for 10 a. M, March 4, to consider
the practice of busses of using
street space in congested areas as
terminals.
Members of the Commission
said that in their opinion subur.
ban buses travelling in the District
and busses doing intra-District
business should provide "off-street"
terminals to relieve congestion in
the downtown area.
Report Raps Practice
A coordinating committee of
District traffic officials reported
to the Commission that existing
conditions are unsatisfactory to
the public and that it is neceS-
sary for steps to be taken looking
to the ultimate elimination of
such terminals within a certain
area"
The committee investigated COM
plants of confusion caused by
bus terminals in front of bust
ness places and the general inter
ference of this practice to vehicu-
lar traffic and bus schedules.
Questions To Be Studied
Among the questions which will
be considered at the hearing are:
Excessive use of public space
to the extent that the courts Of
this jurisdiction have taken ju-
dicial notice thereof.
Inadequate service to the
public by reason of inadapti-
bility of public space for ter
minaIS.
General lack of proper ter
minaI facilities for the pro.
lection of bus passengers
against the weather."