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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-13
CHRISTMASCARDS
 YOU CAN EAT
JackO the Clown, Angus the Scottie, Big Junl-
 bO and Others

Christmas cards that are good to eat! Jacko the clown, is bursting with cheer and ready to deliver your good wishes in person. And Angus, the scottie, a demure little Christmas angel, and Big Jumbo himself, are all equally willing.
 They are ginger cookie Christmas cards designed by Amy Drevenstedt and 8 brand-new way of saying Mer- " Christmas. Every child in the family-and the grown-ups as well will want to make them, and they are as easy as pie.
 A stiR cookie dough is rolled very thin, and the cookies are cut out by easy patterns. Jacko's eyes are rai- sins, his buttons bright red cinna- mon drops, and he has a red icing frill for his cap. Angus and Jumbo have gingham blankets, and each is mounted on a piece of stiff card- board which carries the greeting.
 They just it into a handkerchief box for mailing, they may be hung on the Christmas tree, and, we ven- ture to say, would take the prize for popularity if sold at pre-Christmas bazaar.
 Here is the recipe:
 Ginger Cookies
 Fat (melteO or oil ........1-3 cup MolasSeS .................. ..2-3 cup Egg .................. Il FIOur ss1A cups Baking Powder ......e.....1A tsp. 60lC .............ss.. N tSp. Soda ........................A tsp. Ginger ................... tsp.
 Mix melted fat or oil, molasses and AA
Evening star., 1935-05-08
DIR. HILL NAMED
TO ARCHIVES POST
Former Congressional Ii.
brary Specialist to Be
Classification Chief.

DR.. Roscoe r. Hill. formerly re-
search specialist of the manuscripts
division Of the Library OF Congress,
has been appointed chief of the di-
vision of classification of the National
Archives, it was announced last night.
In his new post DR.. Hill will classify
the records to be transferred to the
National Archives. This will involve
charting the history and duration of
all governmental agencies and their
records to serve as a basis for the
classification and cataloguing system.
In announcing the appointment, It
was said by training and experience
DR.. Hill is admirably qualified for his
new work" A Phi. D. Of Columbia
University, he has been professor and
lecturer in history at Columbia, George
Washington and New York Universi-
ties, and in the Universities of New
Mexico and California, and has done
extensive work in foreign archives.
especially those of Spain. In l9ll-l9l3
he was sent to Spain as research
specialist for the Carnegie Institution
of Washington
From 1926 to 1880 Dr. Hill was the
director for Spain of the European
Mission of the Library of Congress
Since his return to the United States
IN 1893 he has been engaged at the
Library of Congress in editing the
volumes of the Journals of the CONT
mental Congress, covering the years
1787-1789.
Dr. Hill served also as a member of
the Nicaraguan High Commission.
l920-l928 and as member of the
Nicaraguan War Claims Commission,
1928.
Evening star., 1935-05-08

The diocese embraces 100 Episcopal
churches in the District and in Mont
gomery, Prince Georges, Charles and
st. Marys Counties, Maryland.
To continue passive and quiescent
in g. time fraught with infinite periis
Is to invite disaster. Bishop Freeman
said, adding that the finest exhibition
we can give Of love Of country Ia to
support those In our Federal Govern.
ment who are courageously and ag-
gressively carrying on a campaign to
promote peace at home and abroad
through treaties enforced by public
opinion.
Certainly the time has come when
the church of every name must call
into militant action all its forces TO
resist those who would treat with con-
tempt the teachings and ministry Of
the Prince of Peace" the speaker de-
clared.
Turning to other topics, Bishop
Freeman urged more reverent Sunday
observance and cited the divorce evil
as an increasing factor in shattered
home life in America.
mo matter what else we may do
to stabilize our economic institutions, +"
he said. I'VE shall ultimately fail Of
our coveted aims and purposes II the
sanctity Of marriage and the security
OF the home Is imperiled."
Evening star., 1935-05-08
REPORTS ON MERIT
SYSTEM EFFORTS
Mrs. w. S. Greenough Tells
Woman Voters 1000
Meetings Held.

More than 1000 meetings in 2!
States have been held in the past few
months in an effort by the Nationa
League Of Women Voters to put more
efficient workers in the public service
Mrs. Walter 8. Greenough. chairman
of the Government operation depart.
ment, today told the General Council
of the league, meeting in the Hotel
Washington.
The league is fostering the exten-
sion of the merit system in the civil
service. such as selecting State relief
workers on the merit basis. opposing
undermining amendments designed tt
favor special groups. usually veterans
or discriminating against women, ano
getting police and fire departments
under civil service.
Taxes Studied.
Mrs. Greenough told the league tax
alton had provoked more study on the
part of her department than any other
subject. She said she had not beer
able to discover IAN unanimity Of
thought as to what constitutes good
tax system" in league circles.
Reorganization of local govern
ment and its corollary. the short bal
lot, have been important issues dis
appointing in their slow movement.
Mrs. Greenough said. 1T is partially
because thoroughgoing revision usual
ly demands constitutional changes in
the States, and this is a long, uphill
process"
Peace Efforts Made.
Mrs. Quincy Wright of Chicago
chairman of the department for in
ternational peace. reported to the
League that out of the several topics
relating to peace major emphasis had
been given to the proposed entrance
of the United States into the World
Court and the control of manufacture
and shipment of munitions.
A dinner meeting will be held at
the hotel tonight at which the sub
Ject Can the Parties Live Without
Patronage will be discussed by Sena-
tors Joseph C. O'Mahoney of Wyom-
ing and Arthur H. Vandenberg of
Michigan.
At the session yesterday the league
was told Chat party patronage at pub
lie expense must be stamped out.
Evening star., 1935-05-08
KELLER RETIREMENT
APPROVED BY HOUSE
Bill Sent to Senate Would Give
Walter Reed Head Full Pay
as Pension.

The House passed and sent to the
Senate today bill permitting retire.
ment at full pay of Col. William L.
Keller. commanding officer of Walter
Reed Hospital
Col Keller has served in the Army
Medical Corps since 1900 and the re-
tirement bill Is designed as tribute
to his outstanding service and contri-
button to the science of medicine and
surgery.
The bill was introduced by Chair
man McSwain of the Military Affairs
Committee with the approval of Sec
retary of War Dern. who also praised
his exceptional record.
Col. Keller has served the Govern
ment more than IS years and is ap-
preaching the age of "a. He has an
international reputation as a surgeon.
having devised many operations and
being a scientific investigator in the
field of surgery.
Evening star., 1935-05-08
BISHOP FREEMAN
URGESARMS CURB
Addresses Diocese Conven.
tion-ASks Church to
War for Peace.

Supervision and control Of arma-
ment and munitions and the restric-
ton of war profits is necessary to pre-
serve world peace, Right Rev. James
e. Freeman, Bishop Of Washington,
told the opening session of the fortieth
annual convention of the Episcopal
diocese last night in the Church of the
Epiphany.
The clergy and lay delegates to
the convention are continuing their
meetings today and tomorrow at st.
Johns Episcopal Church. Georgetown.
Evening star., 1935-05-08
CRUDE FIRST AID
Flour Applied to Wounds May
Save Alaskan's Life.

ANCHORAGE, Alaska, May 8 R.-
JEFF Nations method of stopping Sc
we're bleeding was crude, but ply
sicians said today 1t may have saved
the life of Leo Koler, who was stabbed
in the head, chest and one arm.
Flour was used by Nation. Ply
sicians had . hard time removing
1t from the wounds, but they said
they hoped to save the mans life.
Koler's alleged assailant. an In
dian known as Tough Luck" was
arrested.
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sALE-HOUSES.

1925 ST sE.-BUNGALOW 9 ROOMS
and bath; hot-water heat; open fireplace;
every modern Improvement; garsge; 80
awnings, screens. etc; bargain O. $6.6OO.
CHEVY CHASE. ND. GIL N. CENTRAL
ave.-SS. $50. Unusually attractive IN
terror: z rooms. 2 baths: automatic heat,
slate roof. large lot 20, 600 50. 10. nns
trees shrubs; ideal for gardening and for
to n Central. Telephone WIsconsin 2470.
BUNGALOW-YACANT. SOUTH or GATH
olic Univ. 25i4 4th ne, Open g s ,,s,,i
pa VI pF, Ave r s@ Phone bistrict E asos
IDEAL sEAI-pETACHED 4-BED ROOM
home, bath and layatory; large porches.
automatic hot-water heater; VIII sAcrince
t s2t $3.50 70, f fSo 4ist ST. NV THos j.
62I End ST. NE, FACING UNION STA
ton. capt house Of 8 rms. bath, CEN
10 iao4 nEIs St. me- g Lincoln 1891.
ON MINTWooD PLACE. 4 BAY WINDQw
porch, oil burner, garage; formerly hela
at Sl5, $50. now 70 be had at $1O,g50.
P P6ons N e s9E ilsis A'is = ~ NV
1921 FERN ST. N.W.--WELL-PLANNEp
Groom detached home. facing Walter Reed
Hospital; library or bed room with lava
terry on st hoori sun porch; Oil heat gear
garage; priced for immediate sale.
BY oWNER-6 ROOMS AND 2 BATHS,
recreation room chestnut trim. natural
finish: large lot, detached brick: near
schools. stores. trans. Phone Georgia
seas. No dealers
SPACIOUS, s ROOMS. NEW. DETACHED.
large lot. restricted Small cash, balance
Ike rent. 5000. 1919 Ridge I'd. sc.
DETACHED CORNER BRICK. NOW. UN-
Pine NV location D. c.. rooms, bath.
center hall. built-in garage. Price only
S. $50; easy terms. ELIOT M1pDLk-
Tn& %hena NstraDalitan $751;
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sALk-HousEs.

BARGAIN. Mt. PLEASANT. 3 RMS
baths. 8 porchess fine condition; Just west
l6th.i immediate sale. SS,4b0. Adams 47S6.
NEAR 3rd AND PA. AVE. Sc .$5.I60-
Colonial brick. q rooms. 20-ft. all modern.
WAPLE q JANIS. NC. District 3s47
ms. ideal roominE and apis, h.-W.h.. cleo,
near Stanton Park. Md. ave. +. w. BAL
LEY. 1435 Meridian NV. Adams 4786.
A CORNER OPPOSITE MCKINLEY HIGH
School, detached. nrst floor especially good
for entertaining. rooms. INV; heat.
nreplaees. large garage. nne shrubbery:
lot about o2xgS to alley. Price 500
Phone National 1106.
CLEVELAND PARK.
S12.750-On attractive street in midst OF
tached home in very good condition.
bed rooms. big front porch. Very pretty
lot. well Handicapped, Gar age TO- match.
Boss Joy SHE EiFsss NAT aeS h $500. sa'uleA
JUST BEYOND 18th AND PARK RID.
Two-story brick residence, front and
rear porehes: 8 rooms and bath, extra
laVatory 2nd a.: modern and In excellent
condition Priced right to sell.
A. G. HOUGHTON T. CO. REALIOhS..
321 L ST. NE.
rooms bed rooms. arranged LOT
families. large rooms al mcasrn ns ssn
"is ope ss anday to 5.Daiiy 8 to Q.
WAPLR a JAMES, Inc.
1879 I4th St NV. District 3347.
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IOW-COST HOUSING.

50. 300. Small down payment. S25
monthly; lovely bung allow. rooms. bath,
basement with half acre or more.
WHY PAY HIGH RENT?
Grow your own" an acre does It.
water. etc; swimming pool 70 be built
Own your own home. save S25 or more
monthly; new subdivision. pre-develop-
ment prices. Improvements include SWIM
ming pool. boating. fishing on property.
Nothing as attractive within so miles D. G.
BE INDEPENDENT OF LANDLORDS.
Call DONEGAN National 1884,
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A DIFFERENT HOUSE
Hnn &S nEn

Here is . coy detached house with
distinctive personality. A quaint Dutch
Colonial and eharmingly handicapped lot,
modern good condition; numerous cup
boards and other conveniences added BY
the owner. Excellently located in sttrac-
tive neighhorhood. Convenient to trans
portation, schools and stores. This Is
e px5ET pes NATT0sIAT 0aon
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DOCTOR TAKE NOTICE

32I3 GEORGIA AVE NV.
9-story corner residence. r. oatn;
garage Modern in every way. Basement
entrance 70 Q rooms arraneed for once.
Should sell quickly.
A. c. HOUGHTON CO. Realtors;
e09 18th st. NV. Phone Dist. 7536.
SIS o0-sEMI-DETACHED RICK IN
BRENTWOOD near the public
school; 8 rooms. bath. hot-water
heat and hardwood floors: newly
reconditioned $3.50 cash and
$50 so per month
50 50O-NEAR 18th AND WEBSTER SITS.
close 10 schools. stores and trans
portation and Just a few minutes
from the business section: "A feet
wide. LARGE ROOMS. tiled
bath and extra layatory. concrete
front porch. double rear porches:
all improvements: 2-car BRICK
garage. Being put in hrst-class
condition. A repoSsessed home
offered at really low figure.
SIa 0bO-NEW CENTER-HALL-PLAN DE-
TACHED BRICK on 55-foot-front
lot in Chevy Chase. d. C. Built
of the finest materials and en-
bodyinR the latest home features:
rooms. baths, finished
rooms in attic. bath and recrea-
tion room in basement. paneled
ing. metal weather-strtpping. cleo.
value can only be appreciated by
seeing its hrst-claSS construction.
Inspect at your convenience.
SHANNON & LUCHs Co.
1k0b n at NV National 23A5.
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NdklOudl II
$IU,Z5U.
Vast Of Rnck Greek Park

West of Rock Creek Park.
Detached brick. located on 120-ft. ave-
nue. In wooded section; 5 large rooms.
burner: one-half block of bus. This home
hes only been occupied months, The
owner due to unforeseen circumstances,
Is making this sacrifice.
$3.50.
One-haIf Block West Of Conn.
Very spacious center hall containing 8
rooms unusually large living room with
French door leading TO side porch. 4 .full-
sized bed rooms on second moor. OIL heat.
Located on 4 7O-ft. lot with many be1uti-
ffl shade trees and abundance Of shrub
berry. convenient to everything. Astounds
lng opportunity,
$50 18th &C. nv. p4stx1ct 1A14.
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A MAqNIEIcENT CoRNER

In Community OF neyer-ending charm.
only 81 miles from the White House
This home. OF Eiizabeti1an motif. is hnely
built, All brick. and contains 2 rooms I'm
Guiding 5 bed rooms and study. paths;
beautiful fireplace: large terrace porch on
sklIdy overlooking quaint garden: AUTOMATIC
REFRIGERATION and heating plant, 2-car
built-in garage. All in new-house Seno1G-
ton: Vacant and priced 70 sen' 5OSS q
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sALE-HoUsEs.
"a Qs(l-BRTCK Il POON

$4,950-BRICK, 9 ROOMS.
Located In northeast handy 70 the 18TH
and SITS. business section. offered a.
very low price for . quick sale. Is prac-
ttcally new and perfectly rehnished
throughout. Complete in every appoint
ment, such as hot-Water heat. hardwood
noors, big poFches, cellar. new equip
ment; modern in every detail. For further
information phone
r. M. HOOKER,
Metropolitan 1858
EVENINGS, s TO 9. Call Emerson 1898
18TH ST. HEIGHTS.
$19. 75O-140 feet facing Rock Greek
Coli Course: ceuter-hsn plan, detached
Prick rooms and 2 baths; living l5x2S
dining 1877; hardwood floors, screened
weather stripped. electric refrigerstion, oil
purner. 2-car brick garage; beautiful lawns
mowers and shTuobery. numerous larRs OAK
trees; in new-house condition
l.. I. GRAVETTE
f2p 18th st. ReaItor Natl 07sS.
Evening phone. Georgia 290O
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DESIRABLE APT. m THE CONCORD,
1901 Oregon ave. nw.--4 rooms and bath.
open fireplace. omen porch. Rent reduced
Join u M sCRIvENER q BRO. al4 @ NV
IN REAR OF PROPERTY NEAR 10th AND
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO.. 1871 & 81. NV.
ENTIRE FLOOR OF ROOMS AND BATH
IN private home; reasonable and comfort
able; Ink. 1928 nth st NV
440 EMERSON ST. N.W.-8 ROOMS AND
Kitchen IN modern home OF adults; cool.
auiet. bus st corner; cleo. refriseration;
adults.
I41I HARVARD or. N.W--3 ROOMS.
kiteher, bath. u get y eesn
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MOONS AVN RnARn-suBuRRAN,

ROOMS AND BOARD-SUBURBAN.
twin beds; semi-priv. bath; handsome
mod. home: shady lawns. porches. Bus.
Superior meals: adults. Shep. 1850.
ami: one-half block from transportation;
couple or gentlemen. Walnut S674.
wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.
YOUNG MAN wishes room and board.
northwest section. State price, Address
Box 117-H. Star once. 12s
YOUNG LADY desires room and board in
modern detached home, without children
or other ro0mers: Chevy Chase or north
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S7-Q50

A beautiful corner brick home. under
construction in best NV. section, consist
ing Of 2 rooms. 2 baths. recreation room.
built-in garage. attic. modern kitchen:
furred wells. EeaLher-strtpped and
screened. We are advertising this before
completion. because it's the best buy in
the city and want our clients TO have the
opportunity to be the first to purchase.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CO.. p23 18th st.
NV. District 6410. Evening phone
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PIANo-we have nne little Louis XIV
model baby grand, just repossessed; that
can be purchased by simply continuing
the monthly payments of $40. This piano
is one of the better types and Is exactly
as II new having been used less than b
moniths, o5Aa very unusual Vaiue ~ S'o~'
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Household Repairs and Service
1t will pay you to consult these reliable firms
specializing in their respective lines OF business.

BEDDING MATTRESSES. boz springs 4nd
9 GSsM EsRq D eo 9Iissfs sna ~
CAMERA REPAIRING.
SIS 1otS i d. Nv. : P Pas National 4112.
CARpENTER-GeneTal repairs done BY
experienced mechanics: shelving. screens,
porches repaired: free estimate. Fnons
Adams 1881. L.
cARPENTER-New or repair work. porchss
sofs 1hEs ioW prces epstTct s2s1
CARPENTER - General repairs. exterior,
Honabie. Phone metropolitan 4299: 13s
Flooring. shelving. screen
ing fences built general repairing. "Brln-
ing" 1859 Taylor st. Phone Adams 1914:
CEMENT speciality; coping around lawns.
SideWalks; parch your walls; Waterproof
experienced. GA Kastle pl. me- Line. oo4l'
CHAIR CANEING I gPao ! : /
rockers spiinteu CLAY ARMSTRONG
1885 10th NV. Met. 2062A -
ELECTRIC WIRING I TlssF r ToSs
q speciality. Free estimates. 14tk st; EIec-
tric CO.. 1901 18th 81. NV. Col 1937S.
ELECTRIC WIRING . .Ds r.
naira. e-r. house nxtures q base plugs $50.
Reeal Flee Co $40 Upshnr q. Col n5gI
HATS CLEANED AND BLOCKED
Can Met. GOA.
425 11th. 1888 14th. 90G Y.
PAINTING rapsring. Rocnna. oener-
I-x4 ern4th- 1724 WabStex NV. Adams 110es
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RARE BARGAIN in It. in. grand, semi
concert size. genuine Boston made Hollst
fered until taken at S316 including bench
and delivery within District; easy pay;
ment terms IL desired. W. w. Ktmball
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SPRING PRICESl

penna hard coal-White ash stove. egg
nut. SO: buckwheat. $3.50; rice. $3.50:
LORD BALTIMORE COAL CORP.
1924 Wisconsin Ave. Phone West 2616.
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FARM AND GARDEN.

DELPHINIUMS-You. are invited to see
greatest breeders see the plants from
which you buy seed. Frank A. Kerr. del
phinium specialist. 1906 3dth pl. NV.
SOD-I5 acres blue grass sod for sale.
Walter H. Sealing. SimpSonVille. Nd.
Phone Ellicott City 64-F-12. 13'
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BOATS.
COAL, WOOD, FUEL on.

OUTBOARD motors; new and used; seFy-
fee and parts; trade-ins and credit 1910
E ut "a
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RENT or BUY. NEARBY VA. SMALL
home about acre. by employed Govt.
couple. Not more than SIS BOO: have
81 600. Address Boz 154-H Star once
shout $40. Call metropolitan s50s 10
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PIANU, NVIt ETHUUt EUUU NUIUIEIVIIs IIEU
hogany case. Sacrifice $3.50 cash. Lawson,
B35 Irving st. NV.
PIANO-Now Is the time to buy q used
deeply on really good pianos Every one
reconditioned and fully guaranteed
81 down and ST weekly. Kits, 1890 q St.
PIANO-Brand-new baby grand, $2Sb.
we have only one left in our stock at
present, so we're reducing 1t rather than
take O chance on having TO carry 1t over
to Fall. Pay $40 down, So weekly.
kitt's. 1880 @ st.
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RENT-STORES.

< 81. NV LAiidE STORE. RENr
pIEsRc7 Il Il RUSSELL 90. 1881 K st. NV.
NOW BEING REMODELED-7731 ALASKA
ave-. Shepherd Park, 25x60; next to Ssnt-
taryi yrs, druE store. Clev. 1912.
STORE AND APT,
ZOE An ST. N.W.-S46.00.
Large store room, kitchen, g bed roo1ah
hath. CAERI1z. 14o4 x. District e0s0s
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A REMARKABLE

a REMARKABLE
OPPORTUNITY.
To secure q beautiful Groom home in
an exclusive suburban neighborhood. Hard
wood floors. tile bath. garage, ami: con-
venient to all transportation and grade,
high and university schools. $500 cash,
$50 per month. Financed without renewal.
ROGERS g. TOMPKINS 3 Rhode Island
ave. Hyattsville. Nd. or phone Hyatts-
A REAL BARGAIN IN A NEW GROOM
detached brick house; baths. large liv--
ing room. beautiful kitchen. screened
lot, conveniently located. near Rock Greek
Park
Toledo Guaranty. Corp,
1923 woodward Bldg. National 1926.
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NEAR GOV'T DEPTS

PARK CENTRAL. 1900 ST. NV.
FRIGIDAIRE CURRENT FREE.
S57.60-Reception han. large living rn..
dressing room with Murphy bed dining
room. Kitchen. tiled bath built-in tub and
shower.
hail. large living room. sun room with
Murphy bed, bed room, dining room.
kitchen. tiled bath. See manager. Phone
Metropolitan 0540
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5722 I'd NV.

sr.. 3 b.. semi-detached. new cond
cOLoRED-2269 9th NV r., S25.
lIO7 4th-3-r apt. SIS. 1921 Stanton
ID. S12. Metro. $500. Emerson 0216.
OIORED-ALEXANDE CT. IL ST. BE-
tween 10th and 21stl-4-room brick house.
BRODIE COLBERT, INC. 1907 Eve
st. NV Phone National 1875.
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MUSICAL NORTHUMBERLAND.

AN EXTREMELY artistic grand. medium
apartment size Colonial model; an inStru-
n1ent of most unusual quality and genteei-
ness; entirely suitable for any fashionable
home in Washington: this famous make
investment in one of the finest grands ever
built; now reduced S335. W. w. Kim
ball Co.. 721 18th st. NV. 3 doors north
Palais Royal.
fVFRs & POND GRAND. like new. A real
bargain. Also apartment size upright
Phone wisconsin 4492. IL
pTANOS-Kurtzman piano. $50; knane.
800: Aeolian player, $50: Aeolian organ.
S475O Good condition. Smiths transfer
& Storage Co.. 1913 You st. NV. Phone
North 3343.
PTANO-Drachmann midget grand in good
condition, $17s. A splendid little instru;;
ment and Just the piano for the small
home or apartment. Pay So down, 81
weekly. kits. 1880 q Sc
A SMALL SIZE full-scale upright viii be
sold for the little remaining balance due
on account No. 1889; Just take, over week.
" payments of s.; wonderful rich tone
and very responsive action: appearance
like new; ask for credit manager at W. w.
Kimban Co. 721- 18th st. NV. doors
north Palais ROYAL. -------------
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WANTED--ROoMs.

YOUNG NAN desires furnished room "a
WoodEidRs section. lddres8 BOZ 1lA-H
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Scotties. Wire Fox Terriers, male
Dachshunds, red: Welsh Terriers and Dandie
Dinmont Terriers from champion stock.
Dogs boarded and plucked right; Mrs.
Silver Spring, Nd. Phone Shepherd 1926.
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RooMs-sUBuRBAN.

Silver SPRING, MD.-Beautifuiiy fur
niShed room with private bath to employed
couple; private home. Breakfast optional
s25 Gist ave. Phone Shepherd 25S7.
SILVER SPRING. MD.-3 rooms. private
Eeasonable Call at 61S Thaver ave.
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NEAR TAFT BRIDGE
2017 Kalorama rd.--Large. single OF
double room. adjoining bath. French
doors opening on porch.l North 1857.
THE CLUB EMBASSY.
1891 K st, n.w.--Cool rooms for ladies
and gents; excellent meals translents m
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S80-MT. PLEASANT.

rms. baths. recreation rm.. elec
refrig. garage. new-house condition.
N.E.-$65.
Semi-detached rms. inclosed
porcheS built-in garage. oil burner: excel
lent condition.
Dist. 3iO0. BETTzELL Tower Bldg.