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increases In the last three years.

increases In the last three years.
THE Capitol police service, under
the patronage system of selection as
selected by both political parties" the
committee said in its report, "has too
large q proportion Of personnel not
fully qualified for the performance of
efficient police duty. Officials respon-
sible for the conduct Of police activi-
ties have frankly advised the COM
mittee that they do not desire any
additional men unless they are fur
nlshed according to some well-deflned
standards Of fitness.
I'm denying this increase, the COM
mittee feels that an adequate num-
Der Of positions Is now provided which,
II filled by Well-qualifled appointees,
would furnish satisfactory protection
to the Capitol and its surrounding
Jurisdiction. As step toward i'm
proving this situation, limitation Ia
attached TO the appropriation for
Capitol police, providing that no part
Of the appropriation contained In the
bill should be paid to any person ap-
pointed TO the force after June 30,
1888, who does not meet the stand
ards to be prescribed for such ape
pointees by the Capitol Police Board.
Turnover Held High.
This board consists of the sergeant
alarms Of the Senate, the sergeant
alarms Of the House and the archi-
tect Of the Capitol. AS the turnover
in the force Is from Is 10 40 O year,
this provision will have the effect Of
gradually infusing into the organiSa-
ton a personnel better fitted for
police duty. The personnel would
still be the subject Of patronage, but
under the suggested limitations, they
would have to conform to the stand
ards prescribed by the Capitol Police
Board as to physical fitness, size, age,
-
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IT IS a distinguishing paradox
of the milk business that
although no human hands
come in contact with its
product, "labor" Is the 1arg.
est single item of expense ex-
cepting only milk itself.
It is a noteworthy fact that
this business, ultra modern
in its use of mechanisms and
scientific apparatus for the
handling and processing Of
the raw material, provides
work for thousands of men
and women.
The men who unload at the
country and city plants, the
drivers Of the trucks, the
chemists who test the prod.
uct, the men who operate the
pasteurizing machines, bot
ting machines, washing and
sterilizing machines, the de-
livery salesmen, the Office
and supervisory stats ..
all are necessary to make the
milk business sanitary, serv-
iceable, and economical.
This lively accent on the human
equation invites revision of
any belief that the corporate
milkman can be soulless.
As a matter of fact, the men
and women represented in
the composite individualism
Of this company are good
Americans, good citizens,
good neighbors-the sort of
folks who count-and who
are always counted-in any
inventory of community re-.
sources.
Z1%"''':&
CHESTNUT FARMS.
CHEVY CHASE DAIRY
The Fort Peck press., 1935-11-21
CHURCH NOTES
AMERICAN S. s. UNION

AMERICAN S. s. UNION
Wheeler-In oh building.
Sunday School 10 q. m.
Gospel Service IL a. m.
New Deaf in Church
Sunday School 2 p. m
Gospel Service 3 p. m.
Children's meeting every Satur-
lay at 2 P. m.
Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8
The Fort Peck press., 1935-11-21

simple end demonstrated workable
rule Of conduct-that humanity
thriVes in peace and decays in war.
Lave Of country & love Of our fell
bowman leaves no ground. for ex-
cuse 10 faItering as time presses
on. We can serve by helping to
create public opinion & then give
it expression. Orderly life & or
gained murder are in the balance
on the scales of world adjustment,
Have you signed the peace"
petition?
-Hinsdale Tribune
The Fort Peck press., 1935-11-21
What is the Peace Movement?

] What is the Peace Movement?
I Amid all the confusion with wkicb
! we are surrounded, We can we'll af.
ford. 70 take a moment for a meas
uTe Of values. The turmoil & ais.
tresa gripping humanity everYwh@
prey upon our minds as we'll as
strain orr abilities and resources.
Naturaily, this clouds our thinking.
andsin many instances may divert.
our Interest and action from theI
issue Of supreme importance. We
may make the grave mistake Of rel.
egatine the peace movement and
program to q secondary posisioa.
10 the extent that we do, we shall
suffer in the future.
The peace movement is an effort
TO Establish a system Of orderliness
in *b,ch people can 90 about 5be.r
Ordinary pursuits in their tRghbor
hood, tafuouc tlieic co0Dfry and
over the world under safeguard Of
law and order and With necessary Z
practical legal machinery TO settle
disputes of either individual or ma.
uonal Concern vheit:ot where thew
arise without ~resortioe to the ruth
essness Of armed power, t
We must either push ahead IN.
il we achieve this goal or admit =
he f]utility Of Iso,c8Hedl Christ :,
an'clvidzsfion and sobjDit to con. a.
inued doo5inatjon by seifsbneas 2.
z greed, developed, supported ana
iSfolned taIu The ruthlessness of
Iijitarism. lit
The Prince of Peace did live and Sc
survives, nc stranger TO the
tar OF sacrifice. Il is our prob
n to marshall the hosts Of faith
I'd justice ID supporting fervor, flo.
'pIte the grim opposition Of the uor
@E-.~- -. -s1s~.
The Fort Peck press., 1935-11-21
Sign the Peace Petition
A Prayer sponsored by the
Farmers Union

4 tAi@A1 OA3OL
God of battles & God of peace
we pray that in this time of crises
we may have the wisdom and the
courage to overcome the danger
of war.
Help US to remember that if we
let the world go to war again. we
must kill a million young men.
destroying with them the children
they might have fathered, the good
deeds they might have done and
the songs they might have sung.
taking from the world something
that all its tears and prayers can
never replace
Help Us understand that the price
Of a war would be paid. not only in
blood but also in many years Of
human suffering & dark WEAKNESS
of the soul, not only in material
things but also in the happiness
Of women and the laughter of little
children.
Help US to understand that wars
come thru stupidity, thru incompe-
tence Of statesmen and blind pre- S
ludice of their psoplas,rather than T
thru fate; & help us to make ever i
tasting enemies Of that stupidity. i
that Incompetence, that prejudice Z
and conquer them. 6
May we be made ready to. make c
sacrifices il the cause Of peace, be. a
to.give up some of The things Ii
9e'stfive for, &c. discard some Of our
most favored catch phrases.if need O.
2e. 50 that We may live at peace 3
our neighb0rs. Y
May, we be wise and strong, Onr1
as we grope thru the dusk 9c
{ imperfect wisdom and imoerlect b
understanding, 80 that we may t
eep from destroying. our world b
nru the folly Of waf we need not e
gbt.
This we ask in the name OF the "
rince Of Peace. Amen. Of
The Fort Peck press., 1935-11-21

Hinsdale Tribune
The Fort Peck press., 1935-11-21
THANKSGIVING Thurs. Nov. q

4 thanksgiving Thurs. Nov. q
. Washington, Nov. 12--Presiden
Roosevelt, pFoclaiming Nov. % as
Thanksgiving day, proposed today
that America remain at peace as
an example to the world.
His proclamation:
q, Franklin D. Roosevelt, presi-
dent Of the United States Of Amer
lea, hereby designate Thursday the
28th Of November, 1885. as a day
Of national thanksgiving.
IN ~traVersine a period of nation.
al stress our country has been knit
together in a closer fellowship Of
mutu9j interest < common purpose
We can well be grateful that more
& more Of our people understand
& SEEK the greater good of the great
er number. We can be grateful
that selfish purpose of personal
gain, at our neighborS loss. less
strongly asserts itself. We can be
grateful that peace at home is
strengthened by a growing willing
ness to common counsel. We can
be GRATEFUL that our peace With
nations continues thru recoe-
Of our own peaceful pur-
pose.
But IN appreciation of the bless. "
oes that Divine Providence has
bestowed upon US in America. We
hall NOT rejoice as the Pharisee
ejoiced. War and strife still live s
n the world. Rather, mustAmer- :
"a by example & in practice help \
D bind 1he wounds of others. work ?
.9ain8t disorder and aggression, en- !,
The lessening Of distress y
peoples e. advapce peaceful Y
-ade and friendship. z
The future Of many Generations
mankind Will be greatly guided t
y auracts'in~these present years. Z
have a neW~trail.
Let US then on the day APPOINT
offer our~deYotions & our hum n
E thanks1o Almighty God & pray
1.-THE 6eople of America Viii
auided by Him in helping their R
Fl:
In witness whereof I have here or
70 set my hand & caused the sea -
the United S ates 70 be affixed.
Done at the cify of Washington
7 18th Gay Of Noxenber, in the
Of our Lord~l935, 8nd Of the
ependenee Of the United States Il
Am9rica the 160th." ~
FRANKLIN d. ROOSEVELT -
The Fort Peck press., 1935-11-21
CATHOLIC SERVICES

Catholic Services viii be held at
Recreation Building.
Services each Sunday at the slime
hT. 9 . n. Father Altman in CHARGE
The Fort Peck press., 1935-11-21
Park Grove, fgos1t.
- Sunday School 10 a. m.
Gospel Service 6 o.. m.

MIDWAy GOSPEL TABERNACLE
Sunday Services
Sunday. School. 10 a. m.
Morning Worship, II IN.
E'angelistio SeFvine, 7:30 p. N.
Mid-weas Services;
We'd. Evaneelistic. $50 pm.
Fri, EVaneelistic, 7:30 pm.
You are cOrdialyinvited to at
tend these services. The Rubye
EVahgali5ts are in charge.
! Rubye Huwe
Ruby c. Nystrom
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OFFICE PURNTTURE-A large assortment
OF used pieces at low prices H. Baum &
Son. 6lB p ST. NV.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

tt0ntlnuedD
STAMP COLLECTION bv collector; also
loose stamps. Address Box 252-M, Star
of1ce. 1h'
WINDSOR BED. single. complete. in good
condition: reasonable. Phone Lincoln 6S2l
Monday.
CALL MET. 6S78 before you sell We buy
everything. household & ONCE furniture.
antiques. Highest cash prices paid. 14-
WILL pay cash for electric refrigeratOr of
recent model which has been used for
short time for use in my own home. Cleye-
land 1851.
GOLD-BRING YOUR OLD GOLD. Sill
YER; PLATINUM. TEETH. DISCARDED
JEWELRY. WE PAY CASH. A. KAHN.
INC. 43 YEARS AT 935 F.
CASH FOR OLD GOLD
Silver watches, diamonds and old discarded
JeWelry. Full cash value paid. Selineer's.
S1f F st. NV.
OLD GOLD silver platinum purchased for
manufacturing use: maximum price paid.
BuRNSTINE s. 93I G ST. NV.
Since 1856. FEDERAL License
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DAVENPORT. Stickley make; opens into
double bed, sell very reasonable; also cot.
mattress, tal%ng machine. 1906 81.
DENTAL CHAIR. Columbia. in good con-
GItlon. 1895 Newton st. NV Apt. -.
after PIN.
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will sacrifice for $50: poo table, balls
etc mahogany card tanle. cut glass bric-
a-brac; bargain. 3NOl l4th st. NV
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MOTOR 1881 Chew, Al condition. sell
reasonable; sood for motor boat. Apply
Rear 33W lst U e. Phone Lincoln oA4l
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BUCKWHEAI BLOWERS. OI-burnerr ther-
mostats; elec. washer. A. B. C.. good cond.,
reasonGble. Preferable. evenings. ZOOS
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FARM AND GARDEN.

CHRYSANTHEMUMS, red and white. J SC
each, ST so dozen hydranReas, small sizes.
pink, crimson white and blue. 25c; large
sizes Gin bloom, pink and blue, SOC;
hedge plants. 8 to 5 feet. &c. $500 Ala
.bama ave. sc.
LANDSCAPE SERVICE; build to please;
rock gardens. pools; for the season trim
svergreens and shrubs. Phone or write
Paul Stadler. 3106 st. West 0S02.
IF YOUR lawn needs attention get expert
enced man and life farmer who does only
high-class work; all materials from farm.
barn yard manure price right: choice SOD
ding; also maintenance; ref. W, Y.
Walker, 1903 Kenyon st. Columbia o514.
SCARLET SAGE, marigold. petunias. snap
dragons. Zinnia ageratum and asters, l2c
doZ; Grape myrtle, 25c up: hedge plants. &c
and Sc Webster. 1903 T ST. Sc, ana
costa, u. c.
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| 1905 NJ 81. NE.-Large. nicely furnished
| front room. private home; suitable for
| married couple or two ladies. Phone Lin
coin ll03
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Large quantities good used lumber. re-
CONDITIONED. nails pulled, arranged accord
ing to size (2X4, exc, 2XS. 2X1O. 2x12 in
all Ienethsl, sheathings. fIoorings. windows,
doors, sash. pipe, bathtubs. radiators,
PLUMBING and heating supplies; ,o in excel
We quote delivered or undelYered. Phone
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BUILDING MATERIAL WRECKING SALE
from many Jobs Tremendous quantities at
bargain prices. Come to any OF Hechlnger
4 wards for your entire needs; neatly ar
RANGED. easily seen. We have what you
va When Won want IL
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BRICK. 10000. used good clean. 80 per
900; also 5000 It. 3X1O 4 - inch up to
:0-ft; lengths at $50 per l0nU; Amer
Phone Lincoln 3n14
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PIANO. Simmons bed. complete; freside
char. l437 Madison St. NV. Phone
Grnrcia HnAH
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MULTIGRAPH outfit junior model with
printing attachment Multigraph folder,
AL condition; 3x5 printing press. etc
Phone Metropolitan 604+. 904 l4th NV.
OFFICE FURNITURE-TWo fat-top desks
and swivel chairs. mahogany finish Phone
Emerson 35a3
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l341 INGRAHAM ST. N.W.-Room, nicely
furnished. = exposures, adjoining one Of
two baths; in detached house: near car
lines and bus: rent $50. including break
fast Phone Georgia Ba71
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PLAYER PIANO. music rolls, cabinet
bench, good condition. S35. 9l2 Decatur
{ W
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. SINGLE ROOMS. private bath in pri-
yate home: convenient TO street cars and
bus; breakfast optional; references ex-
s. a nftice
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ROoMs-FUR. AND UNFUR.

NEAR CAPITOI-Attractive large. clean
airy room next bath 3 windows; adults
only. Call Mon. Tues. I'll Delaware ave.
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AUTO RADIOS-We have = new sets re-
duced TO close out were disseminating
this deptD one S44 SIS RCAV1ctor. S3l;
1895 RCA-Victor. now S32 so: both are
latest models and VIII it any car. KITS.
1330 q ST
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PLAYER-P1ANO, Underwood d. Sons;
beautiful tone; $3.50 cash. fth at Steiff s
For 500. Phone Georgia 5497.
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LIVING ROOM SUITE. :}-piecs oVerstuffed:
good condition leaving town; Will sacrifice;
SD5 rs Bryant ST NV
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Hay 4th ST. NE.-Large front room;
twin beds; $3.50. Also single room, S4;
gentlemen preferred.
1922 PARK RD.. near ROCK Creek PARK;
attractive 2nd moor room with porch
brlgft, airy; employed person.
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LIVING ROOM SUITE-Handsome $3.50
3-pc. d-davenport suite used u weeks,
Sacrlhce SlOn; beautiful dinette suite like
new. 500; lounge chair. SIS. Mrs Davis.
l42b + st Phone Metropolitan 1888.
MATTRESS. double size Capitol brand.
new also green utility cabinet. 270l 14th
NV SDi
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1918 EUCLID ST. NW.-Completely fur
service. continuous hot water; reasonable.
TWO ROOMS. kitchen bath. SIS: sublet
three months; east and west exposures.
Phone North 7O27.
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GLOVER PARK-Front room with bath.
southern exposure. Phone Cleveland Ss46.
1924 FILLMORE ST NV 18th and Col.
rd)-2nd floor. plenty OF hot water; pri-
Vafe home: Rood TRANSPORTATION.
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ANT1QUES-F'our bell chimes. glass man
dolin, Spanish shawl l2-inch hand-tied
fringe; Burns poems. first Edinburgh edi-
ton. 1881 old Bibles. III and l@S years;
offers Abby Goodwin. Mason City. Iowa. .
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ASPHALT Tor roofing, waterproofing and
paint; save a; liquid, ready for use. 25c
up; solid. SC lb.. less By the drum; de-
llvered. Hydro Refining Co.. Blandens-
burg Md Greenwood 1870
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Brewery Lumber. 2X4. 3X4 2x6. 2xs,
2X10; 2x12. 3xl0, 3x12. 6x6, 6xs. sxS. in
lengths 10 Al feet; l beams, 10 in II in.
) in. in lengths to - feet, cast-iron COL
umns. steam heating plant like new; pipe.
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ROOMS-FURNISHFD.

VICTOR RADIO combination. 10 tubes
or!glnal cost $500; Will sacrifice for 50
4ll6 :!rd st. NV Col. 6I31
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

THE SHERMAN. Apt. 3O5. IIOI 18th st.
n.w-Bed-sitting room. southern exposure;
lady
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room room ftf and single for lnk. or an Sleeping: ping:
home privileges: adults Only; telephone.
1923 COLORADO AVE. N.W-Three nicely
furnished bed rooms; near car line; ADULTS.
Georgia UI55
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7.!5 Sth ST. N.F-Rm.. Ink. partly
furn; and unfurn.; So. III or 80 week; no
children,
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LIVING ROOM. bed room. dining room
furniture; mirror. other pieces, must be
sold. leaving city. 1140 Park I'd. NV.
LIVING ROOM AND DINING ROOM SET.
complete. sacrifice. s3a each. Good condl-
ton. 32l9 Mt. Pleasant St, Apt. l.
LIVING ROOM SUITE. 3 pieces, ped daV-
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ABS N. ]. AVE. sE-WaIkine distance TO
departments; entire IND floor. 5 rooms.
private bath: C. b. W.
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FURNITURE E-Beautiful @-pc. modern liy-
ing room suite like new cost $3.50. sell
500 Gov Winthrop secretary S22: lounge
chair and ottoman. S22; drop-leaf table,
SO: sectional bookcase, SID typewriter.
Mrs. StraWn. l424 K ST., Apt. 40. Phone
Metropolitan 500
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AIR COOLERS C2J, Carrier Electric; per-
feet condition and results Bargain. Mon
day, phone Metropolitan 5626.
AIR-WAY new model "35 chief" can be
seen by calling District 1l70 for demon
stration. also parts and service.
AMPLIFIER. 4-stage Universal; in carry
ing case: SO. go EYarts ST. ne. Phone
Decatur 1854 after pm. Ia
ANCHOR FENCE. 30 feet. including gate,
good condition. Phone Cleveland 2492.
.2G,lk Van NPES st
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DIAMOND BAR GAINS Unredeemed
pledges of all descriptions for sale at prices
much below their regular values. All mer-
ctandise GUARANTEED as to weight. color
and perfection. Money cheerfully refunded
If you are not satisfied. Hornings Loan
Once. opposite Washington Airport
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LARGE COOL ROOM maid and telephone
service: reasonable; refs. gentlemen or
ernployed couple; meals optional. Col 9l4O.
Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE-Beautiful front
room, Ink. so. exp porch. twin beds.
cont, hot water: also hall room. Phone
Nnffh -hi0
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1857 ST NW-One Two or three
rooms. kitchenette and semi private bath;
cool and clean; refined; reasonable. Phone
Cleveland u0RS l4s
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RADIos-our big clearance of floor
sample sets is now on Big REDUCTIONS
on new setsi S42.50 1935-modeI Philco
long and short wave receivers. now S27 so;
S5995 1935-model Philco foreign receiver.
now S39,5O: Philco 1898 model, l1-tube;
Atwater Kent all-wave baby grand, S35;
Atwater Kent SllD.51 lowboy. with record
playing attachment, $50 so tall-wave seb;
also brand-neW r. c. A.-Victor all-wave
sets from $50 so up. kits 1880 G st.
RADIO PARTS. new and used. 1000 items;
tubes. &c; sockets, sc; cleo; turnta BILE:
ST; resisters 30c doz.; crystal holder. 9sc;
power trans SOC up; speakers 81: audlo.
10c; Grid clips. 1e; condensers. Sc up;
dials. sc; phone plugs. l2c. Everything
for radio. Come in and browse. Radio
Salvage Co. Sl7 @ NV, second floor.
RANGE (Maeeel. converted into oil burn
er; excellent baker Will consider reason
able offer. Call Shepherd 3648.
REFRIGERATOR. 75-lbs. 3 doors. per
feet. 1921 10th st. ne. any time.
REFRIdERAToR, apartment size. thor-
Electric Co. 700 9th st. NV. at @.
REFRIGERATOR. Leonard .1O0-lb. capae-
ity; used few months. Call after 3. Glib
bons. Lincoln 4464. 1920 Brothers pl. Sc.
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FURNITURE of sample house; beautiful
Duncan Phyfe; dining room suite. ma
hogany Colonial bed room suite, maple
bed room suite. French living room su:le
lamps. rugs; very low prices. Sl4 Dahlia;
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BRICK, beams lintels, hot-TaIer boilers,
lumber SASH asd doors, marble SLABS DO
z St eW Phone Metropolltan GAla.
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DESK. beautiful, mahogany finished; a.
piece bed room suite; 2-piece livlne room
The Portner Apt. 18th and U SITS. Apt.
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OIL BURNERS. used; also new burners
with or without installations. Terms can
be arranged. 99r 9th ne
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ROOMS-FURNISHFD-

707 1st ST. NV. Apt. Two furnished
rooms. with or without board.
I429 GIRARD NW.-Gentleman; large
every convenience. private home. GARAGE.
425 HAMILTON ST. N.W-Beautiful mas
ter room. southern exposure. with private
bath shower; gentlemen.
I725 QUE ST. NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
Private home, next bath. for refined, en-
ployed young lady: references.
l431 CHAPLIN ST. NW-Cool. front COR
ner room. in detached home. facing park;
two bath rooms; gentleman.
1917 MASS. AVE NW.-Nicely furnished
double room. hiRh-class home; downtown.
CLEVELAND PARK-Delightfully cool. at
tractiye. communicating rms. facing park;
quiet and restful; 81, $3.50 DER week.
1918 EUCLID ST NW-Completely fur
niShed for light housekeeping; telephone
service. continuous hot water: reasonable.
TWO ROOMS. kitchen. bath. SIS; sublet
three tphhree months: east and west exposures
NEAR 18th ST. N.W-To refined gentle-
| cool. Phone Georgia 6457.
| 1905 NJ ST. NE.-Large. nicely furnished
| front room. private home; suitable for
married couple or two ladies. Phone Lin
coin ll03.
21l6 KALoRAMA. Apt 202-Choce room.
private bath: cross ventilation: best loca-
| tion in city. Phone Decatur 2193.
| IOI5 N ST. NV, Apt. 3O4-Beautifui
| rooms for young ladies in the fine old
| Alabama Apartments: reasonable. Call
| after 4:30. 49,
| 1443 MONROE ST. NV room nicely
furnished: adults: telephone service.
! THE NETHERLANDS. 1850 Columbia Rd.
| Charming beo-Sitting room. southern ex-
| posure; roof Garden; SCI. Phone Columbia
| OSLO. Apt 2O3.
| 13Ct MONROE NV. - Large pleasant
| front room. newly furnished and clean:
Tor housekeeping; 81 week
| 1923 VERMONT AVE, Apt 3I-Double
room. oay window; double room with twin
| beds: gentlemen preferred.
| 1014 1Ith ST NV
Comfortably furnished, newly decorated
| rooms. single and double. Reasonable rates
IL
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CLOSE-OUT SALE. stock limited; wash
enamel. white, 81 SO eal; pure red root
paint. 81 gal.; double-duty white. each
gal makes two, - so gal: heavy high
gloss enamel 81 50 gal. Every gal backed
with mopey-back guarantee. Buy now
Briggs Il07 9th st. NV. Quick delivery.
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ROOMS-UNFURNISHED.

S22-TWO LARGE. LIGHT. COOL. LII.
old country home. close IN Washington
suburbs; l fare. Phone Lincoln 4S36-J.
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DINING ROOM SUITE. mahogany buffet.
china. . chairs. table. leaves; S35. l401
Emerson 1t, NV.