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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-02-28
CRIME UNIT PLANS
FULL INQUIRY INTO
DC. POLICE COURT

Continued From First Page)
Is last year on charges of disorderly
conduct and intoxication.
Norgren said he had made a care
full search of the courts files and was
unable to find these records. The
committee has in its possession, how
ever, papers showing Buckley had
been released under bond after his
arrest.
Fitzpatrick asked Norgren who was
responsible for the missing records.
Il don't know" he replied.
"Snooping" Prohibited.
Van Orsdel explained to the COM
mittee that the telephone company
had co-operated with the United
States attorneys Office. but it would
not permit its employees to "Snoop
around" and report anything i'm
proper" in the houses or establish
ments Of its subscribers.
Since May %, 1884, Van Orsdel said,
the company received from the United
States attorneys Office eight requests
to diScOnnect services to certain sub
scribers believed to be engaged in
request had been complied with. In
addition, he explained, the company
removed 275 telephone stations and
refused to install So other stations in
that period on the basis of the United
States attorneys notice that he had
reason to believe the phones were
being used or would have been used
for gambling services.
Never Refused Aid.
rs 1t true that you ever refused
to cooperate with the District at
torney's ofice?" asked Representative
Jenckes, Democrat, of Indiana.
I'VE never have and am speaking
for all departments of the company,
Van Orsdel replied.
Garnett had told the committee he
had received 100 per cent cooperation
from the legal department, but he
did not believe he was given the full
cooperation of the commercial de-
partment.
Van Orsdel cited an instance where
Capt. Joseph Morgan of the fifth pre-
cinct called on one of the company's
employees, engaged in the collection
OF coins from pay stations, for his
observations at a certain place in his
precinct. This employee, he said, ex-
planned to Capt. Morgan he had not
seen anything because the establish
ment was dark when he made the
collection.
I'VE have had requests for the re-
pair and installation men to report
back what they saw Of an improper
nature" declared Van Orsdel. "On
that procedure we refused. We can't
make detectives or peace officers of
our men. We will not permit our
men to snoop around"
Letter Is Introduced.
Representative Finerty, Republican,
OF Pennsylvania, q recent addition to
the Crime Committee, attended the
hearing for the first time and intro
duced for the record a letter from
Garnett to Senator Copeland, Demo-
crat, Of New York explaining that
proceedings before the grand jury
were secret and he could not comply
with q request for information as to
why an indictment had not been re-
turned in certain stolen car case.
When Garnett was on the stand he
revealed he had turned over to the
House Military Affairs Committee
record Of the grand jury proceedings
in the sensational War Department
fraud cases.
The committees next hearing will
be Monday at 1870 pm. At that time
1t will question Inspector William G.
Stott about Police Trial Board pro-
cedure.
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FIRST TERMERS"
i'm HOUSE ORGANIZE
Party Lines Cast Aside as
New Members Club Is
Formed.

BY the Associated Press.
Education and recognition" was the
war cry last night as so Of the ITO
flrst-term members Of the House of
Representatives met to organize a New
Members Club. Party lines were cast
aside as the group fraternized and
elected officers of their organization.
Part Of the desired education, &C
cording to Representative Maverick,
Democrat, Of Texas, would be trip to
New York to 'see the sights" An invi-
tation from Mayor La Guardia would
be appreciated. 1t was admitted.
Representative Hubert Utterback,
Democrat. Of Iowa, was elected presi-
dent; Jack Nichols, Democrat, Of Okla
homa. vice president; George H. Mahon
Of Texas, secretary-treasurer; w.
Sterling Cole. Republican, of New
York; Louis c. Rabaut, Democrat, of
Michigan, and Maury Maverick of
Texas, members Of the board Of gov
errors.
Burdick Gets Post.
Representative Usher L. Burdick,
Republican. of N. OAK, the tallest and
largest man, 6 feet 2 inches and 268
pounds, former Minnesota University
foot ball star, was elected sergeant at
arms.
Serious objection was raised by Rep
resentative Chandler. Democrat, Of
Tennessee, to what he said was the
"old timers" reference to new mem
bers as first termers."
THAT sounds more like convict
than Congressman to me-" Chandler
told his colleagues. Next Congress, I
guess, they'll refer to some Of us as
second-timers."
Maverick, whose family name in
Texas in the early days was applied
to all cattle that bore no brand, got
up in a dignified way and said:
I've an idea. Even a new Congress
man can have one. Last year q lot Of
went to New York and
West Point for a weekend at their
own expense and the timers said
they had grand time.
Nov II We can get Mayor La
Guardia to invite US to see the sights
in New York, We can accept and go.
Well get to see all the points Of in
terest."
viii Get TO See Toombs.
Twill we get to see the Toombs?"
asked one member.
YES" replied Maverick "That's
one jail haven't been in. I'm q first
termer."
I'VE could stay in New York not
only q week end, but three weeks
and not miss any important business
in Congress the way things are going"
interjected Representative Lucas.
Democrat, of Illinois. who succeeded
to the seat Of the late Speaker Henry
T. Rainey.
yes. and the old timers, won't
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Democratic Women to Meet.

The study unit of the Women's
Democratic Educational Council will
hold a dinner meeting at the Women's
City Club at $3.50 pm. tomorrow, with
Mrs Erma Guffey Miller, Democratic
national committeeman from Penn
sylvania, as speaker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-02-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted by my
sell. SAMUEL uIE B. PRATT. 1862 W. Va.
CONSULT US ON MOVING AND STORAGE.
QUALITY TuRNTTuRE EXCHANGE. phone
THIS IS 70 ADVISE THAT HAVE SOLD
to Calvert p. Rice the Variety Store BUSH
ness 1908 7th st. NV. heretofore con-
Quoted by my mother. Hattie v. Sell
nausen. deceased; ANY person having
same within three days, to Joseph Blu
FsnD w. sEfIaHusEN sole heir ST. *:
W1NTTD-RETURN LOADS FROM BOs-
xoFKi ,iT5s PsHNSISy 3 Sro 81 siS1 CO. INC.
Atlantic 2100.
WEEKLY TRIPS ne AMP from sALTT:
TRANsTER 6 sToRAdE 90: North 3Szs.
DAILY TRIPs MovINo to S5 AND
New York Frequent trips 70 other East:
SssFsSskAoi e 6 sssSs Ssss,a TH ssSs
s snd Dart loads to ali points within 1000
miles: padded vans. guaranteed service
NAT. DEL ASSOC. INC: 1917 N Y ave.
CHAMBERS u Is Sns e the in lars q.
world Complete funerals as low as $75
up. Six chapels. twelve parlors. seventeen
cars hearses and ambulances twenty i've
undertakers and assistants.
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1000 MORE TO GET
SALARIES IN CASH
Change for Agriculture Depart.
ment Employees Will Take
Place on Julv Is.

More than 1000 persons in the
Agriculture Department who have
been paid by check in the past will
receive cash July Is and thereafter,
1t was learned today at the Treasury
In line with increasing the num-
ber\of cash payments in the Govern
ment. Guy F. Allen. chief disbursing
officer, in cooperation with the De-
partment of Agriculture has arranged
for the new cash plan to go into
effect next pay day for certain groups
in the department.
All those departmental persons in
grade or under, except in public
roads. and forestry, will be included
In the change, it was explained,
The change will affect 2l60 per-
sons in Agriculture. bringing up to
p 900 the number of persons paid by
cash here IN the District,
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MUSICAL INsTRUMENTs-RADIO.

RENT WITH ATTRACTIVE PRIVILEGE
OF purchasing later. an ideal toned grand
style you prefer; hrst come and hear the
glOrlouSly voiced perfectly improved
scale IN these modern Kimballs and Hscer
tam how very easy il Is 10 become the
proud pOSSessOr remember TOO We make
these famous pianos ourselves and sell
them direct TO you free also OF the usual
chArEes Sum up these high points OF
actual economy and yuu have the reasons
Hhy the Klmbdll outbellS all other makes
kImDall Washington Factory Branch Store
is al ~ lth ST. NV.
PIANO upright concert grand. genuine
mahossny case. real ivory keys. splendid
tone. Will sacrifice for immediate cash
sale. Phone Cleveland 53.! after q. Oh
call at 1J0l Rodman st.
A SMALL SIZE fulI-scsle upright will be
sold tor the little remaining balance due
weekly payments of =! 90 Wonderful rich
tone and very responsive action. Appear
al W W. Kimball Co 7?l Ilth st. n.w..3
doors north OF PaiaS ROYAL.
PIANOS-New lot selling for storage
charges: S2n to $50: excellent condition
Smiths Transfer Il Storage Co, 1913 You
ST NV, Phone North 33i3.
DON'T BUY A GRAND PIANO ANYWHERE
until YOU have seen the new apartment
size grAnds selling at Kimbslls for $3.50.
best full-Scale Rrands obtainable for anv
fsure within SlOO of the price al which
they are being closed out. Easy pay
ment terms. 81 lIth ST. NV. doors
north OF PalalS Royal.
WHY SHOP ENDLESSLY FOR USED
upright or grand piano when right under
one roof you may see test and compare
prices of good used pianos in great va
rIety? You II see TOO the wisdom OF buy
ing instruments thoroughly regulated or
rebuilt by klmbAu factory experts. lncluo- :
ing guaranteed service without additional
cost following purchase. These Klmball ad-
NantageS seldom realized in dealings
elsewhere. while The additional expense
contingent in purchs sing pianos at auc-
OF So-calIed bargains.
Visit KIMBALLS before you buy: not
afterward ~ llth ST. NV. doors
north OF Palais ROYAL
GRANDS AND UPRIGHTS. Just returned
from rent. are now offered at great re-
duction from original prices. One 5-foot
G-inCh grand ST.. One 5-foot grand,
$50 One 4-foot S-inch grand. $40. One
SteInRay upright. ebony case. SID. one
ap .rlment-Size upright slightly used. ~i5S,
ntutS guaranteed. Sole representatives
for The HarCman. Harrington. Bradbury
and Lanter pianos Pianos for rent for all
oCCs SiobS. Huso Worch, lIlU g st. NV.
Est. 1919
WONDERFUL BARGAIN in high-grade
Just returned from one of Washing ton 5
finest homes Cannot be told from new.
but due TO financial reveTSeS OF original
purchaser this beautiful instrument IS
balance due. which may be paid out in
small convenient monthly payments.
Credits allowed for fne upright and cash
paid TO date leaves this instrument now
expect TO secure this real barsaln. w. w.
Kimball Co. 12l llth st. NV.
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$4,000 PAYMENT O. KID
TO BUY WINNIE MAE

The House Library Committee fav-
ors legislation authorizing payment to
wvtie Post of s25 5000 for the historic
Winnie Mae, airship in which he
made the first solo flight around the
world The committee is awaiting
only report from the Smithsonian
Institution before it recommends ac-
tion by the House on this measure.
Chairmen Keller pointed out that
the Winnie Mae is the next logical
addition TO the museum of planes
which have made history and are
now being secured by the Smithsonian
Institution. Among the planes al
ready on exhibition are the Spirit of
st. Louis and the Wright planes.
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BOATS.

CABIN CRUISER for charter. day. week or
month. Fishing parties booked at any
time for Eastern Shore. For information
call Silver Spring 2-F-5.
MOTOR BOAT open. ~ feet long, 6-foot
beam: speed model For information. call
Lincoln I545-J after pm.
CANOE-WiSh to buy secondhand canoe.
good condition. Address Box lS-M, Star
otflCe.
OUTBOARD MOTORS. new and used; serv-
zee and parts; trade-lnS and credit I24p
ST. Sc.
..!-FT SAILBOAT cypress construction.
screw fastened. almost new: 50, terms
cost S9JO: must sell MOVING. Col, 43'i>,
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APPAPEL-Mens, women's and childrens;
also shoes. hats. curtains. dishes, rugs: fur-
niture bought for rummage sale. l32l 1th
NV. Phone Mr.. Winger. Decatur 1870. 10.
APPAREL. furniture. household goods;
ladies', mems, children's wearing apparel
OF all kinds bought we pay cash. Cali
Cohen's. Metropolitan 1149. % l. St NV.
APPAREL. furniture. radios. household
effects. ladies' mems. chtldrens apparel
bought. highest prices paid Call Whites.
METROPOLITAN $3.50. sol 4th NV.
BOOKS BOUGHT all kinds. any quantity.
PearlTaanS Big Book Shop. 1888 st. NV.
only. Phone Metropolitan Sal
BOOKS WANTED. second hand. hundred
or more; miscellaneous and sets Paul
Fearlman. I'LL q NV District 3343.
FURNITURE rugs. household goods. etc
Absolutely highest. prices paid. For best
results. call any time. Lincoln 54Ss. 49,
FURNITURE-We pay highest cash prices
for furniture and household goods OF all
kinds. Call Gilbert National 3S6B. l3'
FURNITURE. bric-a- -brac china glassware.
rugs. paintings. SilverwaTe. Highest cash
prices paid Call Murray. Adams 5I:S5 H.
GOLiD-BRING YOUR OLD GOLD SILL
YER PLATINUM. TEETH DISCARDED
JEWELRY. WE PAY CASH. A. KAHN.
INC. 43 YEARS AT 935 F
PRICE pays the best price for old gold
silver aud platinum. Room PA. 1919
st. NV.
CASH FOR OLD GOLD
Silver watches, diamonds and old discs rded
lewelry. Full cash value paid. Selingers s.
OLD GOLD silver platinum purchased for
BURNST INE S. 93l G ST. NV.
Since 1866. Federal License
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

YOUNG COLLEGE GRAD DESIRES RIDE
to indianapolis or vicinity. VIII drive.
share expenses. Address Box :, M. Star
office
EXPECT TRIP TO CHICAGO FRIDAY
evening, passengers wanted 10 share ex-
penses Inquire Apt. .. 1o9 st. S.w,
siter j pm
YOUNG LADY DESIRES TRANSPORTA-
ton to Norfolk Saturday: references eX-
changed. Share expenses. Decatur 63ii.
WANTED BY LADY. TRANSPORTATION
10 Cincinnati. Sat, July l3. Call Adams
UIig5-J
LEAVING FOR SAN DIEGO AND Los
Angeles about July Ia: can take 3 passen-
gers, late model sedan. Met. @9?4. IL
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PRIVATE FAMILY: hieh 16-acre woodland
estate: large modern rooms. ball room.
billiards, tennis. good meals. "5 minutes
70 city. References. Box l15. West Falls
Church. Va 10
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HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

CHEF. high-clsss tea room: 1ntelli-
gent. clean. experienced: permanent job
Address Box 5M Star office.
CASHIER AND BOOKKEEPER with ex-
perience in retail meat market Stea dy
position; good opportunity reference Ap-
ply 42o .th ST. NV. :. pm. Mr.. Pisnel
or Mr.. Cohen.
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'ROOMS-FURNISHED.

ROOMS-FURNISHE
1871 r. [ AVE. ,scott cireIe,.Front ont
c. h W. abundance linens; home: tran
sients considered.
14s4 MERIDIAN PL, N.W.--Larse. cool
very nicely furnished; private phone in
room: suitable two girls. Columbia 39l ].
1000 MASS. AvE:,--Larse comfortable
veniently located; maid service; reasonable.
81 EYE ST. N.W-some free rent; shower
bath esss gas rangs hnmes.
three or four. 50 so. So weekly. Also
Ink. sleeping room. Maryland ave. ne.
Phone Columbia ! ll21-J.
l31s 18th ST. N,w.-Room. second floor;
bath: walking distance of Departments.
I349 JEFFERSON ST.-Lovely room. own
er's detached home; employed persons.
One S:5 month; Two S35 month near
$50. EAST CAPITOL ST.-Front room and
Kitchen. nicely furnished. .semi-private
bath on same floor. Ioeal for employed
couple. Phone Lincoln 4639-J.
THE ALTURAS. 1909 9Th N.W.-Larse.
elevator. daily maid service: 50 weekly.
1922 L ST NW.-Large first-f1oor Ink.
nm. kitchenette. gas range. running water:
reas.; sleeping rms, running water. 70 up.
1882 CALVERT ST. NW-Ncely fur
nished housekeeping room with porch. next
bath, everything furnished. only $3.50 per
week
1873 EUCLID ST. NW.-Desirable outside
room. for one or two. shower bath: also
basement room. Phone Adams 1858. 10'
HOTEL EBBrTT. 10th and H SITS. NV
A limited number Of rooms. available on
reasonable monthly terms. See Mr.. Clarke.
THE WESTMINSTER, 1907 18th st. NV
Desirable. cool. single and double rooms.
each with bath. running water; elevator
service; rates. So to 50.
RESEARCHMENS CLUB. 1907 I (EyeI
st-Showers: single. $50 monthly. Also
board and room in cooperative club. 30
weekly 10.
1903 10th ST. N.W.-Large front room for
two $50 per month. Also large single
room. so per month. Maid service.
23O1 MASS. AVE N.W-Lovely extra
large front studio room. suitable 4 people;
fans; shady lawn; $3.50 each. l3-
1903 KALORAMA RID. N.W.-Bed-living
room. alcove kit. running water: newly
furnished: adults only: reasonable.
18th AND COLUMBIA RID. - Attractive.
cool room: quiet. refined home: phone.
1888 Lanier pl. NV -
1883 JEFFERSON ST. N.W.-Larse room;
next to bath: gentleman preferreq. Gail
after s pm. GEORGIA a411. 1.
MT. PLEASANT. 1904 Lamont St. NV;
Large single front room, well furn, AL
modern conven.. cont h. ": reasonsole
5007 ard ST N.W.-Ieree room. private
ssass SR1p IL Ssass ssss ssssss
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ROOMS AND BOARD-SUBURBAN

SEVERAL PAYING GUESTS. attractive
lyn; reasonable Falls Church S29-F-1I .
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
SITUATIONS--MEN.

DOMESTIC AGENCY furnishes cooks
INV. helpers. men and women; aulcR
service Decatur 34la 1928 gth st. NV
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PARK-LEE 1890 PARK RD.-EXCEL-
lent location. one or Two; eXceptionalv
cool. attractive. outside rooms, two ex-
poSures; hall, dressing room dinstts
kitchen. bath. FTieidare, $50 to S65
Adams .R3S3 1Ss
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WANTED-ROOMS.

MOUNTAIN BOARD-Rates. $40 70 SIS,
room and board. special rates 10 families
near park. swimming pool. Mrs. Clarence
w. Rudy. Braddock Heights. Nd
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WANIED-Un room IN eXchan nse
Tor furniture Of Groom apt Address Box
ok. Star Office.
WANT LOW-PRICED ROOM in close down
town section. State price, cnnVenipnces
etc. NJ. Poster I2nl VI st. NV. D. c .
YOUNG WOMAN wants two unfurniShed
rooms, $50. Address Box 27-M, Star
Office
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tive front sp' large double liv rm b
nm. K. FriGidaire Grand piano radio
French upholstered twin beds electric ac-
ceSSorles 80 mo. references required
FURNISHED GROOM APT. TO SUBLET
for Summer. located IN desirable neishbor-
hood. 3d2f Porter 81. nv. APP. cO4
1854 PARK RD NW-3 ATTRACTIVE
rooms. bath overstuffed furniture rsfris-
GRAFTON h.-w h; near car and bus
INFER, 1896 Sth ST NV AND 2
rooms. kltchenette. bath. gas. elec. re-
frigeration free; S55 up. See isnitor
"13O G ST. NV AND ROOM FUF-
nISha6 ma II. a.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

NCUntluuCusb
FACING ROCK CREEK PARK-DeliEhtfl
room, private bath; excellent food. maid.
telephone. radio in room. Beeutyrest mat
for s'' woTRins R e COUPLE. Phone Ads%1 HG' 0iso.
5 TO Z only.
ROCK CREEK PARK-Rooms. private
bath. sleeping porch. shower. e. b. VI
German cooking Phone Adams 1855. IL
2Ol5 10Th ST NW.-Second-noor front
room for two. $50 each Excellent meals.
Phone Decatur 4249.
1916 MASS. AVE NW.-vacancy for
young man in a distinctive home for youns
ll0l 18th ST. NW-Double rooms. cool,
harmonious: downtown: southern cooking.
Reasonable. Available now or July 10
920 s, 18th ST, ST N:W-NeTlyu dsc2rst.d
meals.
APTs. one furnished. NV. section: IN;
st. NV. Turney Kay Suite 325-326.
| 1903 18th ST N.W-Gentlemen; desir-
able opening for one or two. in club resi-
! dence. See for yourself
NEAR 18th AND PARK RID. N.W.-Larse,
| cool double room. second hoor; EXCELLENT
food rates reasonable. Phone Adams 2696
CHEVY CHASE. 1920 Northampton-,Twin
bed room young men; home privileges.
| $500 18th St. NV, Cor. Girard.
Family-size room. private bath room
ladv would like TO share with another
| laree room with private bath. Spacious
grounds. parking space. Centrally located.
Well-bsanced meals Rates reasonable.
FOUNTAIN COURT.
Delightful Summer place. beautiful
grounds. edge Rock Greek Park; superior
| menus (Dr HAYS food combinations y
desired select clientele: private parking
| space. 364O 18th st Columbia s525
1920 18th ST. NV.
Choice Vacancies Single Room
Large Cool Detached Home. IL
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SUBURBAN BOARD.

; FURNISHED housekeeping rooms by re-
fined couple, all modern conveniences.
state price. jenkins. l44 W. 10th St.
New York City
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any hour: car furnished parking for test
permits secured. Noel. Emerson 1870.
SPECIAL COURSES.
$5-TUITION-$5.
STATISTICAL CLERK.
ALL INSTRUCTION PAPERS FREE.
APPRENTICE, G. P. 0.
ALL INSTRUCTION PAPERS FREE.
CARD PUNCH MACHINE.
$5-SPEClAL COURSES.
CALCULATING MACHINE.
STEM. TYP. SPEED DICTATION.
The Civil Service Preparatory school.
$40 18th St. NV. Met d331.
SUMMER SCHOOL.
Intensive courses in Gregg 'and Boyd
shorthand touch tipping. business letter
writing and Office machines. Small classes;
individual promotion saves time and
money superior employment service. better
type of positions. New classes now FORM
ing Inquire BOYD SCHOOL. Est. = yrsD.
1873 st NV. Phone National lao.
BEAUTY CULTURE.
SPECIAL SUMMER COURSE. So. 90.
A Real Bargain in Real School
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL INC.
SlS 14th St NV. Met. T11S.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

Prices smashed on portsbles and stant
ard machines; $3.50 up. United. 81
14th st. NV. Phone National 6O63.
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"12O C ST. NV AND 9 ROOM FUR
nished apis maid service. Also sleeping
roOmS Phone West l4Ih
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AUTO INSTRUCTION. reliable white men:
any hour: car furnished parking for test:
permits secured Noel. Emerson 1870.
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WANTED-A position as chauffeur house
man recommended highly by former en-
plLyt Apply Potomac ::iOS.
YOUNG BOY, col0red wants work OF any
kind; willing worker. 1901 New Jersey
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ROOMING HOUSE on Girard St near
IAN: II rms. > baths: rent $50: newly
furnished, 81 500: terms. Met. 4hl3.
ROOMING HOUSE wanted at once. Will
pay cash If price is reasonable. Address
Box Ig3-K Star office, To-
RESTAURANT doing good business; beer
license: Will sell very reasonable. 1906
Anl
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/ YOUNG MAN -. experienced bookkeeper
/ hotel clerk will consider anything. Phone
Atlantic 33S?-J Or address Box 4o'!-K
,tfir
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STUDENT. GEORGETOWN u. wants summer
work: capable. athletic: willing TO travel
no CanvaSSing. Address Box 46'i-J. Stai
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MAN experienced on dairy farm. wants
! RlVPrdale Md, p O. Box :S9l
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CHEVY CHASE. D. C.

. cool. single rooms: all new furnish
nsS: detached home. quiet neighborhood
convenient transportation Settled gentle.
men desired 36l1 Legation 81.
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FRIGIDAIRE CURRENT FREE
S15.OO-Completely furnished apartment,
living room with portable dinette set. dress
ing room, sun room. kitchen and bath.
$40 .h0-LivinR room with portable din
cite set. dressing room with Murphy bed,
sur room with Murphy bed. kitchen. tiled
bath. builtin tub and shower: electricity
and gas furnished Mansser. Pot. $500.
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RIGHT DOWNTOWN.

I very large room. shower. lsvatory,
large closet; strictly white neiEhborhood.
1915 l, st NV
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COUNTRY BOARD.

Choice Vacancies SINGLE Room
I,arse Cool Defarhed Home ~
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BARTENDER waiter and porter. colored;
experienced: excellent references. Phone
Potomac :149. 1928 V ST. NV
BOOKKEEPER. sales clerk. experienced
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LANSBURGH'S

Wants men. over %. for steady work.
good pay and chance for advancement.
Must be prepared to start Immediately.
having car. Apply employment Office 4th
Hnnr q & NJ DhlIrsdar
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SALE-MIsCELLANEOUS.
TYPEWRITER SALE!

UNUSUAL mahogany-t0p extension dlnette
tables Chairs white leather seats. at less
than half original cost. Appiy Lafayette