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Evening star., 1935-12-28

Almost ready, pet?" Mary hastily
glanced about her room in a last-min-
ute inspection, to make sure she
wasn't forgetting anything.
In just a minute, dear" she called
cheerily while struggling into her
travelling coat. IF you're ready you
can carry these things down to the
car"
Stephen came in as she was patting
the last strand of hair in place under
her hat, bending down to look into
the mirror of her dressing table. AS
she Strengthened and turned around
ne put his arms about her affection
ately.
This room is full of memories, isn't
it, darling?" he unused, smiling down
at her with his eyes. "Our first ad-
venture into life bagan in this room
and now we're leaving it to start all
over again in new sort of life"
X x X X
MARY slid her arms about her
A husbands neck and leaned her
head upon his broad shoulder. 1T
doesn't seem possible" she asserted,
that it's all of IS years since I first
came here as blushing bride!" She
looked UP brightly. It don't feel bit
older or any different Oh, Stephen,
I've been so happy with you"
You make 1t sound as though there
might be a change" he jested. Just
because I've been able to make enough
money to retire early, I'm not liable to
forget who fought every step of the
way with me and made it possible
Mary Rugged him. That's been our
secret of success. dear" she diagnosed,
working together and sharing every
thing"
And now, fairy princess, you'll
spend the rest of your life helping your
Prince Charming to play. whether you
like it or not" He tweaked her cheek
playfully. "How does that strike you?"
Silly" she chided. And then, more
seriously. "Oh, Stephen, I never want
to be farther away from you than I
am at this moment! I'm afraid; this
all seems too perfect to be true!"
He laughed at her fears. Fat chance
of anything separating us now" he
assuaged, after we've got what we
worked SO hard for. But this isn't get
ting started, is it?"
you can put these in the car and
I'll tell the housekeeper we're leaving
now and, see that she understands
what is to be done while we're gone.
I'll be there shortly" She blew him
kiss and ran downstairs to the
kitchen.
X y X
T EANING back against the cushion
of the roadster seat, Mary closed
her eyes eontentedly and listened to
the sound of the powerful engine
Evening star., 1935-12-28

What better way could any parent
devise for finding out what children
think about than by listening to them
talking to themselves at play? If you
would know your child, study his word
phantasies. These word phantasies
will tell you more about the progress
sive development Of the mind than
any school report card or any So
called intelligence test that the teacher
may give.
(Copyright. 1935)
Evening star., 1935-12-28

| 9O9 18th ST. NV. downtown-Double
room light; well heated. $3.50; also single
Evening star., 1935-12-28
MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES.

poser, will be featured by the Boston
Symphony Orchestra during its con-
cert on WMAL at s:15.
Bizet's angus Dei' and Frinps
"L'Aruour Tojours L'Amour" are in
cluded in the program of Nino Martini
on WJSv at 9. Sandoval's setting Of
"Quisiera olvidar tus Ojos," by AL
beniz, is among the other selections.
Rubinoff, on wRC at 0, will salute
the new year. The program will fea.
ture q combination Of well-known
drinking" songs and an original COM
position by Rubinoff called New
Years Resolutions"
Evening star., 1935-12-28

A Oh OlQ dIlu 1lcW
~ popular melodies are destined
~ to disappear from the air
d n temporarily as result OF a
notice served on broadcasters by War
ner Bros. that, beginning January l.,
their copyright songs be withheld
from all radio programs. Warner
Bros. own eight major music pub
fishing firms.
The announcement came as a sequel
to the secession of the Warmers music
al interest from the American Society
Of Composers. Authors and Publishers
because of differences over royalties.
Return of the songs to the programs
Is dependent upon an agreement
between the Warmers and the radio
stations. The music publishing houses
controlled by the film company are
r. B. Harms, Harms, Inc; New World,
witmark, Remick, Victoria, Gershwin
and Rogers & Hart.
The effect of the exclusion of the
Warner controlled songs from musical
broadcaStS will be interesting. For in
stance, many programs will lose their
theme songs, at least for the time
being. Among them are: Abe Lyman,
California Here Come; George
Olsen, With a Song in My Heart;
Paul Whiteman, Rhapsody in Blue;
Myrt and Marge, Poor Butterfly; -;
Singin' Sam, (tune of "Tammany") :
March of Time, March of Time
Also Ray Noble, who wrote and
adapted for his air signature "The
Very Thought of YOU" will have to
do without his own song.
Current song hits that will be
barred include why Shouldn't I?"
sugar Plum" Twenty -Four Hours
o Day" and Jack Robinson"
r EVIVAL of the plan by which il
~ had two network groups on the
Pacific Coast to match the chain set
ups in the East is to be put into effest
January by N. B. C. The "red" OF
WEAF list will have five coast station;
and the blue" or WIZ schedule will
have six.
For some time there has been only
one coast group of N. B. c. stations
The expansion is result of
N. B. C's determination to bring to
the Pacific Coast the same wide range
Of programs and the complete facili-
ties which have formerly been avail
able only to listeners in the Middle
West and East.
1--WE independent Virginia stations
have just completed a merger
which gives the chain virtually COW
erage of the entire State. The sta
tions are WCHV, Charlottesville
VIVA. Lynchburg; WITHIN, Danville;
WPHR, Petersburg, and WGH, New
port News. WCHv will serve as the
key station.
X X \
Guy LOMBARDO has arranged q
program made up entirely OF
songs he introduced and that devel-
oped into hits for his final ''Lombardc
Road" broadcast on Columbia Mon
day. The selections include I'm in
the Mood for Love-" ''Footloose and
Fancy Free" You're AL I Need" and
"The Girl With the Dreamy Eyes"
Evening star., 1935-12-28

~ HATTERER the Red Squirrel
had dared Peter Rabbit to fol-
low him in under the great
windfall in the Green Forest
to flnd out If Buster Bear really was
asleep there. Peter had been afraid to
take the dare. Two or three times he
had started to follow Chatterer, but
when he got close to the big windfall
his courage failed him. Chatterer
Knocked him and made fun Of him.
Perhaps you can guess how Peter felt,
for you know he was very much bigger
than Chatterer. At last Chatterer lost
patience.
well, Mr.. Fraidy," said he, elf you
won't come with me I'll go on alone.
I'm going to find out If Buster Bear
Is asleep. Afterward I'm going to tell
Evening star., 1935-12-28

bearing them away
to happiness to-
gether.
Mary watched In
terestedly as Steph-
en- m a S te r fully
guided the big car
down the long,
serpentine roa d
which clung amaz-
ingly on the verge
Of precipitous drops
and unfolded its
length in intermit-
tent views until 1t
was lost in the
mists of the Sierra
Nevadas.
This is so per-
feet, Stephen" she
murmured happily,
land to think that
we'll always be to-
gether, never be
apart for a single
day."
Stephen, foolish
" perhapS. re-
Evening star., 1935-12-28
WANTED-SALESATEN,

COLLEGE GRADUATES PREFERRED. You
must have had selling experience. You
must be about ~ to 80 years Of age.
Leading industrial company will add sew
eral men to its sales staff. Commission
basis with expenses furnished. Positions
permanent with interesting possibilities
Reply Immediately, giving your telephone
number and such information you would
want under similar conditions. Washing
ton interviews will be arranged for this
week. Address Box 27l-X. Star once
Evening star., 1935-12-28

AMERICAN TYPEWRITER CO.. 1431 East
Capitol st-Special prices on factory re-
builts and poTtables for the holiday season
Give us trial. Lincoln OOS2. open ewes
AUTO TRAILFR-First owner will sell
Trotwood de luxe Ranger. complete with
Ready to roll and ideal for that trip South.
Phone wisconsin 4772.
BICYCLEs-Rollfast and other high-grade
wheels. Hazelton Bicycle q Sporting
Goods Store. 424 9th NV.
BOTTLES. corks. caps: Jars 3sgs;a kfEf; 5stS
81. s.e Phone Lincoln 10247.
BOX SPRINGS. mattresses; genuine Heller
damask; regularly 500, So close out. SIP 90.
BOX springs to match regularly S29 80;
f5ese seddi6e 6s' CO. ess g 81 -ueA
BREAKFAST SET, poster twin beds. stove.
piano, radio. kitchen cabinet. chairs
Studio couch. Edelman. 1903 Georgia ave.
CAMERAs-We buy. sell. trade used cam
eras Cine kodaks and projectors. Bar
gains daily. Robbin's. 529 14th st. NV
CASH REGISTER, National: excellent con-
dition: receipt printing. Peoples Service
station, 47qS Rhoss Island laI,Sa aye. aye Brent
wood. Nd. Phone Hyattsvlne o9.
SAE ss s5 req sesatfa nes e4s
5ngsd ssss sSgblf ant bedafparead sa6 Ps9n'
ooAT-White lapin Jacket; hip length:
size Is Phone Adams 09s3:
FUR COAT. new. black seal. 36-3s: cost
S102: sacrifice. S37. Owner leaving lor
Florida. Call Adams 34s3.
FURNITURE, practically new; modern bed
room suite dining room suite. living room
suite, studio couch. odd carved pieces.
Owner leaving city. Call from 10 10 ..
1929 Columbia I'd, Apt. 32S. "
GAS RADIATORS AND MARSH GREASE
TRAPS. David Hayman. 627 Indiana ave.
NV Phone District $500.
GENERATORS exch.. $3.50 up. new guar
antee: small Install. charge; all cars mo
KNIGHTS TEMpLAR UNIFORM-Size 36:
complete. consisting of dress coat and
chapeau fatigue coat and cap. sword and
leather case belt and sash; splendid con-
did condition. S25. Mr.. Pope AIS lOtn
OFFICE FURNITURE, new. used: desks.
chairs, filing cabinets. Washington Salvage
Co, new location, 500 z NV. Natl: s266.
OFFICE FURNiTURE-A large assortment
Of used pieces at low prices. II. Baum
Son 616 r st. NV.
PAQUIN COAT. new. imported. finest aual.
ity Hudson seal. carrying guarantee ano
statement of importation price. Sacriflce
for cash I416 crittenden st. NV. Phone
RFRIGERAToRs electric: warehouse sale
slightly shopworn late models, reduced 26S
to 40%: cash or time payments. Smiths
Transfer q Storage Co. 1918 You st. NV
Ehece North -eaAe. --- '--
Evening star., 1935-12-28

Wallace Beery win play his greatest
dramatic role, ''The Champ" in his
dnsl broadcast on the Chateau pro-
gram, o wRC attraction, at $50. With
Beery will be Jackie Cooper, who
starred with him In the same picture.
The remainder of the broadcast in
cludes an interview with Matte Bell,
coach Of the Southern Methodist Uni
versity foot ball team, and songs by
Allen Jones, singing star Of the screen.
A concert version Of the third act
OF Rimsky- -Korsakov's little known
opera, "N1ada," and q new symphony
by Albert Roussel, noted French COM
Evening star., 1935-12-28
MARY BRENT

MARY BRENT
A'A finished her
packing and snap
ped the lock of the
last piece of lug
gage to the ac-
compartment of a
snatch of melody
she softly hummed
to herself. With a
smile of amuse-
ment she realized
that she was un-
consciously vocal
izing Home Sweet
Home" S tr a n G e
that she should be
thinking of that
song in practically
the last few min
utes she W oul d
spend in her home
for, oh, ever so long
Stephens voice
from his adjoining
room down the
hall snapped her
Drtf nf hor y.ot,orioc,
Evening star., 1935-12-28
HELP-MEN.
(Coutinued.l

accounts. Can earn s25 per week to start.
Not over 35 years old. See Mr.. Murray.
COOK, colored, experienced; prefer one
o who has yorssd In Jewish family. ADDRESS %
C0oK. white or colored. at once. $40
DRIVERS for laundry routes. Apply Mr..
= 551,bR R Jacobsen: Sterling Laundry d02l
Experience unnecessary.
GASOLINE FILLING STATION ATTEND
antmonly men with experience and sales
ssee Service aggy gaon ca ia17 'ftff fffh st. NV
MEAT CUTTER. must also be Al clerk.
Apply Economy Market. 18th and H sts
ne.
MECHANICAL ENGNEER-Expert math-
3 evenings per week. Phone Atlantic 1852
PHARMACIST. registered. Permanent po-
sttion. good wages. State age, experience
IN first letter. Address Box OK. Star
PLUMEER. registered. D. C. and Md; one
tract Address Box 78-x. Star once.
RoUTEMAN-SALESN = We have an
open for a Young married man who is
rect: no laundry experience necessary as
Salary and commission. II you want 20
work. reply giying age and phone num-
saTs tS yFsn sEptpsnas ,rr. s.Hr mat sdms
character: Reputable food manufacturer
sition. holding excellent opportunities for
ambitious. hardworking producer. Give
denee Hddress aRd Box saf
SKATERS AND HELPERS wanted Apply
Md. n '''0 an S0'4 'o'n ST. MI Hainief'
TRANSLATOR. preferably native German,
familiar with translatlng patent Specinca-
tons; part time: state qualifications. Ad-
dress Box 3O4-X. Star once.
YOUNG MAN with some knowledge Of win
dow display work Must have automobile
state age; salary expected and references.
Address Box Blk. Star ONCE.
YOUNG MAN to work in tire store. Ad-
dress Box 2S2-X. Star ONCE.
YOUNG MEN. If you are out Of work. see
Mr.. Murray. He can place you in promi-
nent position where you can earn SO per
week to start. Room 400. 1919 NV.
A REAL OPPORTUNITY for an honest
enceS, who is not afraid to work s hours
per day. Prefer men with past sales ex-
perience. Address Box 96-X. Star ONCE.
pSED SE1 ,,S CAR rs. sALESM 1ETM .36
PACKARD UsED-CAR DEPARTMENT EN-
TON BOTH FOR IT'S USED CAR AND
ITS HIGH-TYPE MEN LIBERAL COM
MISSIONS AND SPLENDID PROPO-
RIGHT MAN. SEE MR. CHRISMAN MON
DAY AND TUESDAY BETWEEN 10 AM.
PACKARD, KALORAMA AT 18th.
MAN SEEKING PERMANENT
POSITION.
Expansion planned and nationally known
corporation requires several Washington
representatives; ambition. self-confldence
and initiative required. Give phone num-
her Address ROY 3II-X Star office
Evening star., 1935-12-28

| 1888 11th ST. NV, Apt 3I-Two or three
| ladies' to share apt. 4 rooms, kitchen and
| bath; walking distance 3Os
Evening star., 1935-12-28
Psychology
BY DIR. JESSE W. SPRoWLs.
Word Phantasy.

MANY persons wonder why children
NA talk to themselves so much. Some
parents actually believe there is some
thing abnormal about it. And all too
often they say something to the child
In terms such as: "Quit talking to
yourself or you will never grow up"
This is just about the biggest mis-
take a mother can make. It amounts
TO a premature forcing of social
decorum upon the youngster, who
must gradually and slowly become a
Evening star., 1935-12-28
SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

advertisements under this head.
trc are presumed to be from pri-
rate individuals unless the ddrer-
tisement oires a firm name or q
business address or states the Uord
Dealer. Members OF the public
pho find dealers mdsquer1dino in
this column as Private individuals
are urged to report the matter to
The Star for Investigation"
Evening star., 1935-12-28

member of our artificial scheme Of
things.
There seems to be a good deal of
evidence nowadays to the effect that
children who do not play out and talk
out their phantasies are on the road
to something worse. If they are re-
strained, they are likely to keep their
day-dreams to themselves. They may
turn out to be the quiet, puzzling
type of individual whom no one under
stands.
Evening star., 1935-12-28
POPULAR SONGS
LOST FOR RADIO
Battle Over Royalties to End
Theme Tunes of Several
Programs.

A NUMBER of old and new
~ popular melodies are destined
~ to disappear from the air
a a temnorarilY as a result Of a
Evening star., 1935-12-28

leased one hand from the steering
wheel to place it about Mary'S shoulder
to draw her closer to his side. And then
it happened, the thing that Mary had
intuitively feared.
Stephen leaned over to snatch a
feeting kiss. The rasp of the trails
mounded-up gravel at the sides
as the tires skidded perilously, caused
them both to look up in sudden panic.
Stephen saw the flash Of the white
guard rail coming swiftly at them.
Ahead lay certain death at the bottom
of deep canyon if the car crashed
through the protective fencing at the
turn.
X X # 4
A FRANTIC twist of the wheel sent
the roadster lurching crafty down
the narrow road, and as Stephen at
tempted to straigten out, one of the
front wheels hit boulder which had
fallen from the cliffside above.
Mary screamed as the careening car
smashed into the cliff with horrible
sound of groaning, twisted metal and
shattered glass, just before an over
whelming blackness engulfed her.
Mary awoke with the smell of anti
Septics in her nostrils, and as the
stream of consciousness returned, she
gave a single cry, "Stephen!" Imme-
diately a white uniformed nurse was
at her side. Mary found that she was
unable to move in her white iron bed
She must have been badly hurt IN the
smash-up. "Where is my husband?"
"In the next room" Mary's eyes
questioned. He was pretty badly hurt
but he is not in any pain" the nurse
soothed, but Mary was suddenly sus-
| picious
Stephen isn't dead?" she cried
The nurse shook her head, but Mary
noticed that she evaded her eyes. Then
she knew with an awful certainty
that she was lying.
THE pain in Mary's heart complete.
ly absorbed the mere bodily pair
which racked her frame as the anes-
thetic began to lose its power. Tc
lose Stephen just as they were really
beginning to live!
"You must lie quietly" instructed the
| nurse, as Mary with an effort of will
sat up in her bed. But Mary paid nc
attention.
"It doesn't matter now" she NUT
tered. "Stephenl Nothing can ever keep
us apart" She fell back upon her pill
low. In her wide-open eyes the nurse
saw a look as if Mary was viewing
wonderful vistas incomprehensible to
human eyes =. beyond.
(Copyrieht 1887
Evening star., 1935-12-28
Manchurian Books.

Public school text books, declared
to be "free from vicious anti-for-
eignism and bigoted doctrines" have
just been prepared and will be dis
tributed among pupils in Manchuria.
Evening star., 1935-12-28
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

I STARTED one year ago with $4,000
building homes. Have made $4,000 proht:
want 81 900 to start another crew. VIII
give half the profits and manage 1t free.
Phone Emerson 6351.
GASOLINE SITE. $1,000: corner. Sc;
'terms." you get this. Mr.. Bowers, zoos
Conn. ave. NV. Phone Met. 9024. 30s
CONFECTIONERY STORE. living quarters.
1925 G st. ne. 2S-
MISREPRESENTATION County. especially
Clarendon, should be investigated: I have
something good. w R. Goodwin. p. o. Box
1861. Clarendon. Va.
Evening star., 1935-12-28

YEAR 18th AND COL. RD., 1855 Calvert,
lpt. 4l-Well heated. nicely furn, south
xposure. maid service; S25. Col 3706.
Evening star., 1935-12-28

Representative Fish, Republican. Of
New York, will speak during the Pub
lie Opinion" program on WJsv at
, 10:3o. His topic Is Wage Farmers
and the New Deal"
Evening star., 1935-12-28
Rn0MS-FuRNISHED

1881 FAIRMONT ST NW.-Eleeant home,
III k. 81 .50-S6-S7; basement. single. S2:5O;
plenty heat and hot water. %.
THE ALABAMA. 1918 N st. NV. Apt. 205.
rm. kitchen and bath: well heated; walk
ing distance Govt. depts. Potomac 2l73.
ANNEX. THE GRAFTON = Well-heated.
comfortable. single-double rooms. $50, 90
monthly up; 24-hr. eley and phone service
1875 De Sales St. Just on Conn. ave
1857 EUCLID N.W.-Room. 2nd floor. next
bath. continuous hot water. phone; near
car and bus lines. /,
1916 10th w-comfortable. attractive
room. adjoining bath; suitable for or :
persons; convenient neighborhood. i
OFF DUPONT CIRCLE. 1921 10th St.
Attractively furnished twin-bed room. ad-
joining bath, private home; $50 each per
month.
2419 18th ST, Nw.-.Attractive room.
Two car lines; gentlemen. Columbia 4S02.
IO16 MASS. AVE. Nw-Downtoyn; nicely
furnished Ink. room. 50 weekly: also
single sleeping rooms. 500 and "a weekly:
1872 N ST. NV Gust of Conn. ave:l-
Lovely. newly furnished single sleeping
rooms. 50 and 81 weekly.
WESTMINSTER. 1907 nth St. NV
Lovely. warm, newly decorated sleeping
rooms. convenient to bath and shower; sin
gle. So. So and 81 weekly; double rooms
with twin beds, Ss and So weekly.
DOWNTOWN 1929 Rhode Island Ave. NV.
Attractive front English basement room.
new bed. south expos. Ink. So.
1928 IRVING Nw.-Excellent neighbor-
hood: lovely private home; large double
rm.. private bath: reasonable. Col, 2365-J.
I4th AND NEWTON. 1446 Newton st NV.
Double and single room. light housekeeping.
bssed sse frH1s
semi-private bath: very reasonable.
2OO1 EYE ST. Nw.-Largs room. COM
pletely furnished. twin beds. for gentlemen
ami; ideal location, near departments.
171s 18th N.W.-NewIy decorated all new
furniture; oil heat; double room SIS month.
CHEVY CHASE-Select home: 2 rooms;
business couple or single; garage: near 6us;
reasonable. 1913 30th st. Emerson O92l.
has double room. twin beds private bath.
shower, garage: breakfast served
1919 21st ST. N.w-Laree, newly deco
rated room. with kitchenette; first floor, re-
fined home. Reasonable.
1851 ABBEY PL. N.E.-Larse. cozy. front
room; near bath. in private home; near car
and bus lines. between 3rd and 4th and and L
and M SITS. ne. ~.
390s MAcoMB ST. NW;-Large comfort
able room; new home; beautiful conven-
lent location: Reasonable. ble.
CLEVELAND PARK. 3423 Porter St.
Large, corner front room; adjoining bath;
private family; S25. Cleveland 1914.
2O34 16th-Corner room, twin beds; next
to bath; n:,, meals Sa if you wish. Your 19. h.me
NEAR GOVT. BLDG. 1918 18th NV
Warm, double room; bath; twin beds;
$3.50; single, So. Housekeeping privilegesi
garage
THE CONCORD. Apt. %. oregon and N. H.
optional; for lady in once. North BAL.
80"
REsEARCHMENs CLUB, 1907 Eye ST.:
ideal location. S12 up; also board and
nished front room with private bath, Sec
ond floor; southern exposure; private fam
lily; telephone; 18th st. bus, 14th st. cars.
i0Is DOUGLAS NE-Furnished room in
private home; Rhose Island ave. car and
bus line; S12 month; use Of phone.
1925 G ST. N.W-Basement room. running
water; single beds; for two gentlemen; rea-
sonahla.
Evening star., 1935-12-28
HOUSEHOLD REPAIRS g. SERVICE.


BEDDING. MATTRESSES, box springs and
pillows reno; best prices and prompt del.
Wash. Mattress Co. 3l9 L St s.w. Nat. 6619.
BUILDING REPAIRS. alterations. iobbing.
complete service; private dwellings con-
rick. 1412 Chaplin NV. Adams 3s56-R
CALKING-the kind that sticks; weather
strip, repairs; holiday saving: lining; 63S
Kenyon st. NV Phone Columbia 5037.
CHAIR GAMING ne n e H 9tsTEf65 9 ! E h
rockers splinted. CLAY ARMSTRONG.
1885 10th NV. Phone Metropolitan 2062.
ELECTRIC WIRING dnS Ti5tuTss re-.
pairs. 6-r. house fixtures e. base plugs, S55.
Reeai Elec Co. SAC Upshur NV. Col s3a1.
FLOOR SANDED. finished; old floors a
speciality; reas.; sanding machine rented
L. T Folk. 1857 Sherrier pl. NV. Clev. 052S.
FLOORS sANDED AND FINISHED LIKE
WOOD FLOORS LAID. CLEVELAND 5000.
HEATING CARPENTER.
Painting, Papering-
Remodeling Speciality. Lincoln 1853. 2'
PAINTING OF ANY KIND-Rapid. rea-
sonable service by experienced and
responsible mechanics. Interior decorating
steeple jack and dificult Jobs solicited.
NV Phone Metropolitan s792.
PAINTING rifssnf AZ RepairiRS RSors quar- fess Tess
M L. Smith. 1924 Webster n. ". Adams 71Os.
PAPERING RMS. 2-sToRY HALL. $50
and up: quick service; white mechanics.
Call any time. Neat papers. Adams 232o
PAPERHANGING.
Rooms. S5 Up
A. I. GEORGE. Phone Georgia 946S.
Evening star., 1935-12-28

o43 RANDOLPH ST. N.W.-LarRe front
room. suitable one or two ladies' private
nome; an eonveniences Columbia 1855
Evening star., 1935-12-28
ROOMS-SURURBAN.:

l1O1 2Ist ST. So. va. HiRhlands-clean, .,
quiet. cheerful. warm. newly furnished
room adjoining seuai-private bath. c. h. w.s
2ps
Evening star., 1935-12-28

1924 VERMONT AVE-Large room and
bath: two persons, $50. Two large rooms
and bath. two persons, $50: four persons,
$50. Secretarial service. night vatchmans
Apply Burlington Hotel for inspection.
Evening star., 1935-12-28
PERSONAL.

The rate under heading OF Per-
sonal Is 3 cents per line additional
to the regular line rate.
Evening star., 1935-12-28

DUPONT CIRCLE and Conn. ave vicinity,
1908 goth st.-Ha andsomely furn. roomI
also suite with or without private bath.
1913 SHERIDAN ST. Nw-Front bed
room with southern exposure 2 closets,
private bath: gentleman preferred.
Evening star., 1935-12-28

tcopyrieht. 1889
Evening star., 1935-12-28

COOK, colored, experienced; prefer one
who has worked in Jewish family. Address
Box Blk. Star office. 29s
COOK, white or colored. at once. $40