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SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.

CoLORED WOMAN wants cooking or part
time; best reference. 434 New YORK
ave. NV. 2S'
CCLORED WOMAN desires part-time or
DAYS work; references. Phone Lincoln
T57l-J-
housework plain cooking; no Sunday: city
reference. Call Potomac 40s"-J.
COLORED LADY with reference wants gen.
eral housework for small family. part-time
or days work. Phone Adams s056.
COJORED GIRL. neat desires general
housework. whole or part time: references.
Phone Decatur 3919-J.
CoLORED GIRL high-school graduate,
Phone North GAS. 1879 v st, NV
COLORED WOMAN. good. experienced cook
and general houseworker. wants position;
city references; go home nights. Phone
North 1O330
DAYS WORK WANTED-Excellent maid
colored: splendid with children. Phone
FILIPINO desires position as butler;
North 6475. 2s'
GIRLS t2l. colored. wish days work or by
week. Call West 2S60-J.
GIRL neat. colored, wishes general house
work or nursing: experienced city refer
ence. Phone North 5O3O-J.
GIRL. white. refined. wishes evening
work in exchange for room and board
Call Greenwood 1909. IS
HOUSEKEEPER and cook in refined home:
capable widow white. best references. Ad-
dress Box 1S6-T. Star office.
SOUTHERN GIRL wants part-time work.
mornings good reference. Call District
500S. 1874 9Th st. NV.
YOUNG GIRL. light colored. will clean
apt Call 11O9 o st. NV, Apt. 100.
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BY JOAN SCHMIDT.

Then of course he couldn't know that
she was very miserable because she
loved him and the only reason she
stayed so far away was because of a
high"-Granny's eyes were very
bright-"of a high fence"
But the high fence is still there"
Peter said in a low voice that throb-
bed with the ache in his own heart.
Granny nodded understandingly.
They were very good friends after
that.
Granny had so much to say that 1t
took several days to say it all. And
Rene was miserable because, when
Granny met Peter at the board fence,
Rene had to remain in the kitchen
with her nose pressed to the window.
And then one day. when all the
girls were home and they were sitting
at the dinner table with their new
husbands, and when Eileen had seated
herself next to Granny and Rene after
getting upset over the shawl Granny
insisted on wearing when the new
husbands were there. Granny cleared
her throat.
Every one looked at Granny, for
Granny usually sat quietly at the
table for fear some one would lash
out at her. But she cleared her
throat and looked right back at all
of them as If rather wishing some
one would say something. No one did.
I'm going away" she said, and
looked at Rene while all the others
gasped. Eileen looked at her down.
trodden husband as though to say
Granny was outraging their years OF
sacrifice.
Finally Eileen asked in a strained
voice.
But where, Granny? You know
we have tried to make you happy
here" This with a meaning glance
as though to say she couldn't believe
her ears.
Granny turned to Rene.
You don't mind my shawl, nor
my sitting on the porch hour after
hour in my rocker, do you?"
Bright tears gathered in Rene's
eyes.
mo, you know I don't, Granny"
That's what thought and that's
why I'm going away and take you
with me.
We're going to have nice quiet
nook in a small town where Peter
can have his own grocery store and
where I can sit on the porch and
teeter all I want to-"
Rene wanted to laugh and cry, and
she found the best place to do it was
right on Grannys shoulder.
Hush, child, Peter is waiting for
U.s."
Granny frightened the shawl about
her shoulders and fiercely dried her
own eyes.
(Copyright. 1887
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HIGHWAY EXTENSION
LOW BID IS $4,000
Is Offers Made for Building High
way Between Arlington and
Francis S. Key Bridge.

Sixteen bids for extension OF the
George Washington Memorial Boule-
ward IL miles from Arlington Me-
mortal Bridge to Key Bridge were
opened Thursday in the Office of the
Bureau of Public Roads.
Low bidder was Harry T. Campbell
Sons Co. of Towson, Md, with an es-
innate of s77,773.
recommendations on the bids will
be made to National Park Service to-
day. Contract for the work will
probably be awarded within 10 days
The wage specifications call for a
minimum for skilled labor of S1.10 an
hour; for intermediate grade labor OF
10 cents an hour, and for unskilled
labor of As cents an hour.
Bidders aside from Campbell in
clude:
c. A. Ragland, Lewisburg, N. c.,
S79,885; Graham Construction Co.,
Lancaster, Pa, S80,790; Nello Tier,
Durham, N. c., $50, 405; Arundel Corp,
Baltimore, $88,47O; L. r. Colbert
Fredericksburg, Va, $89,035; DeLash-
mutt Bros, Inc, Arlington County, Va,
500 ,270; Potts & Callahan Contract
ing Co., Baltimore, $97.475; Continen-
tai Contracting Co., Baltimore, $685.
900; E. w. Grannis, Fayetteville, N
C., S100,641; Ralph E. Mills Co.
Frankfort, KY, $103,370; Waugh
Brothers, Fayetteville, W. Va, $685.
$40; Blackwell Engineering and Con-
struction Co., Warrenton, Va, $780,
$40; Warren F. Brenizer & Co., 1901
South Capitol street, $111,124; Albert
Brothers, Salem, Va, $119,96o; Forsar
e. Gruman, Thirty Third and Z
streets, $123,270.
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HELP-DOMESTIC-

GIRL white. for light housework and care
OF baby. Telephone Decatur 1942-W.
HOUSEKEEPER. white. settled woman, to
cook and care for nervous. lady; stay
nights; only two in family. Call Georgia
59S2.
MARRIED COUPLE desire experienced col
ored woman, cook and light cleaning. q
room apt; hours. . to z. six-day week. So.
Address Box 37S-T, Star ofice. 2Se
WHITE GIRL for general homework and
care of child; stay nights; good home and
salary. Apply 1885 Georgia ave. NV.
WOMAN. white, experienced. for cooking
and homework laundry for small family;
stay nights. Shep. 2S6S. between Gil am.
WOMAN general housework; must be good
cook and cleaner. sleep in; small family
good home and $50 month to start. Phone
Emerson 50SS. -
WOMAN. competent, for general housework
and cooking; city references; stay nights.
Phone Emerson 1856.
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ter marriages than I did, If had my
way, your mother would be put in an
asylum where she belongs"
And then Granny would rock little
more and nod TO herself. Not much
chance of putting Granny in an
ASYLUM. The whole family was living
on her income.
Not much chance unless one OF the
girls married some one with money.
Granny would nod again and pre-
tend to be sound asleep.
But Granny wasn't asleep, usually.
She was thinking how hard poor Rene
worked. Granny could think about
Rene, the youngest of the daughters,
and smile, because she loved Rene.
1t was Rene who had nursed
. Granny so faithfully when all the rest
of the family had been standing about
the living room waiting for her to die.
And then. too. Rene would come and
sit on the porch at Grannys feet and
talk to her, trying to make Granny
forget she wasn't wanted anymore.
However. the two sisters did marry
well. and left Rene with most of the
homework to do At first the work
had seemed to suit Rene. She sang
about it all day, but Granny missed
having her on the porch. Rene didn't
come so often any more. And when
she did. Granny noticed cloud of
despair in Rene's eyes.
Granny took the cane she had to
use for walking, tied the shawl about
her shoulder a little tighter. and
walked to the back of the house. At
the porch she stopped.
In the alley, leaning across the
whitewashed board fence, was Rene,
her curls flying in the soft breeze and
her cotton dress pressed against the
smooth contours of her body. She was
eagerly talking to young man.
The young man was leaning on a
basket of groceries. He had nice blue
ewes. blond hair that also swirled in
the breeze, and strong shoulders. He
was looking at Rene as though the
fence we're more than just fence,
but were, instead, an immense obstacle
between him and Rene.
When Rene returned to the house,
her eyes were shining.
Granny wandered back to her
rocker. She teetered, and looked about
In the hope Rene would come out. but
Rene was in the kitchen singing to
herself.
Granny closed her eyes because she
could think better that way.
Granny went to the back fence
the next day before Rene could. She
heard the young man coming, saw
his blue eyes searching for Rene at
the fence, and saw that light leave
them when they found Granny stand
ing there.
whats your name?" Granny asked,
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-DALY SHORT sTORY--
HIGH BOARD FENCE

liking his face even
better, now that
she could see the
firm set of his
jaw, the straight
nose and the
friendly smile.
Peter" he re-
piled kindly, though
his eyes were still
looking past Gran
ny for Rene.
Granny shook her
head, a SOFT Nttle
smile playing about
her lips.
Nice name, Pet
er. You know,
Peter, 1 once knew
a young man just
like you. H e
loved a girl very
much, but since
he was only a
poor boy he didn't
dare tell her he
was eating his
heart out for her.
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GRANNY WILL

rksAA&NA WAL
COX sat on
the side porch of
the home she had
given her son when
he'd lost everything
he owned and
teetered back and
forth in the high
backed rocker.
Every SO often
Granny could hear
Eileen, her daugh-
ter in law, berating
the entire mousse
hold, finally fin
fishing with her
husband, Granny's
son.
You're like your
m o t her. She's
crazy and I'm
cooped up here day
after day Shaving
to keep body and
soul together and
see to it that our
-. l. -
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

LADIES TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
will share half floor space. millinery. lin:
eerie. 1896 Conn. ave. North 1920. 30e
APARTMENT HOUSE BUSINESS IS. FOR 1S
filled; good returns Unable to take care
OF it. Apply 1901 N st. NV. 81.
GARAGE BUSINESS storage capacity for
80 cars repair shop gas oil a9ing ef fy
eef aess Box s sssrcs sta Pf once
BEAUTY SHOP. suburban, modern equip
ment: good business; must sell, $3.50. Ad-
dress Box AT. Star office.
CONFECTIONERY. magazine. beer. wine.
suitable for LIQUOR SCI Penna. ave. Sc.
ESTABLISHED DENTAL OFFICE for sale.
Excellent location. Address Box 372-T.
Star Office. e
DRUG STORE. existing for 20 years;
sick Address Box 357-T, Star once,
TIRE AND BATTERY BUSINESS, estab-
lished 5 years, doing splendid business
good living for right party. Reason
for selling, Govt. pos. 4Ol5 Ga. ave. NV.
FOR SALE-First-class restaurant in best
between 81. 1913 Walbridge pl NV. 3s'
l HAVE $3.50. car. and personal services
to offer for good proposition. No pro-
moters. Address Box 302-T. Star ofiice.
PAYING BUSINESS CENTER parking lots.
leases for cash. May add filling station
A REAL BEER AND LIGHT LUNCH busi-
ness at a sacrifice; very low rental; near
18th and Col. I'd: 81 400 cash. Call Met
ropolitan $500.
SPLENDID OPPORTUNITY - Man with
brains to help develop and supervise the
installation OF insulation. State .aualifica-
lions and salary TO start. Address Box
376-T, Star ONCE.
GAS STATION. 4 pumps, repair shop and
storage. Call J. W. Merry. Metropolitan
SgO4. 27'
BUY HOME AND BUSINESS TOGETHER
Past growing section. desirable for tailor
or other business. Will sell property as is
or. will remodel to suit purchaser, The
price is now low. but will go higher as
section develops. See 1t any time. 207
Kennedy ST. NV
WAPLE n JAMES INC
TEA HOUSE on new Lee Boulevard. par
TALLY equipped; heart of Arlington County.
Beautiful ball room. porches. shade. viii
lease on favorable terms. Old established
business. Immediate possession.
H. B. TERRETT.
Arlington Va. Clarendon 500.
SALE--MISCELLAN
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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, pox springs and
pillows reno; best prices and prompt del.
Wash. Mattress Co. 319 L st.s.w. Nat 1879.
CARPENTER. builder remodeling repair
ing; quality homes; reasonable; estimates
free Phone West 1870. 81
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES repairs done BY .ex-
perienced mechanics; screens. shelving.
Free estimate. Phone West ISL. 2S'
CARPENTER UILDER. general remodel
ing first-class work at one-half the old
prices. w A. Moore. Columbia 3237-R. 2Ss
CHAIR CANEING TN1E TER
rockers splinted. CLAY ARMSTRONG.
1885 10th NV. Met. 2062.
ELECTRIC WIRING Fixtures nS res
pairs; Or. house fixtures base plugs, s55.
Regal Elec Co.. $40 Upshur NV. Col. 1891.
FLOORS SANDED finished: old floors q
speciality; reas.; sanding machine rented.
:, Folk 1857 Sherrier 81 NV Clev O52S
FLOORS SANDED. finished; reliable. rea-
sc liable: sanding machines rented Lincoln
177S, II. Il. Richardson's Floor Service. A.
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SITUATIONS-WOMEN.

ing. covered buttons: reasonable prices.
727 11th st. NV. 2nd floor. 27%
GOVERNESS. companion; young woman
college education experienced. capable;
drives car: free to travel. Address Box
263-T. Star office. 2S'
HOUSEKEEPER. white wants light work;
motherless home preferred Phone Lincoln
SSH Call : am. 1870, SIS pm.
YOUNG WOMAN refined. very expert
enced. will drive car hours day for 81
weekly 1853 P St Phone Decatur 0472.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

"AdUertfsements under this head
TING are presumed to be from prt-
pate individuals. unless the adper-
tisement otpes hrm name or q
business address or states the Uord
Dealer Members OF the public
Dho find dealers masqueyrdin0 IN
this column as pYiu1te individuals
are ur0ed to report the matter to
The Star for inpesttodtion."
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

PASSENGERS TO INDIANAPOLIS. So
each; 1885 VS.. Call Metropolitan
3412.
DRIVING TO SEATTLE AUGUST l. WILL
take passengers all or part way. Phone
Columbia 1899
LEAVING ON OR ABOUT JULY 30. 1885
Ford, for San Antonio. Tex; room for two
passengers. share expenses. Lieut.. CHAS.
F. HARRISON. Leesburg. Va. %"
STUDENT WISHES TRANSPORTATION
to Calf; experienced driver or share ex-
penses. Reference. National $3.50. 2S'
DRIVING CHICAGO. MILWAUKEE. LEAV-
ing Friday. Aug 2: one male passenger,
share expenses. Cleveland $3.50. %"
CHICAGO AND WEST COAST. NEW Sc
dan: passengers insured. Call Atlantic
3133. go
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HEAD OF WORK ROOM

HEAD OF WORK ROOM.
A good position for a wom-
an who is capable of super
vising a large alteration de-
psrtment of women's gar
ments. State qualifications
and age. Address Box 377-T f,
Star office.
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RoOMS-UNFURNISHED

AIS SHEPHERD NW.-Large. bright, front
room suitable for two; gas plate II desired.
near cars. bus; Gentiles; adults.
725 sth ST Me- large room. h: X,
SIS mo-: ] small room, SO: quiet adults:
no radio; convenient.
3OI2 18th ST N.w-Two connecting
rooms. second floor: light, gas So.
5I2l 9Th NW-One room. kitchen, bath,
screened porch: cleo. gas incl; private
home; near cars. bus; garage optional
sos FLORENCE ST. between 14th and
18th and G. SITS. NE large rooms,
Ink; h. g. and cleo. furnished; $50 mo.
Phone Lincoln 95Ss-J-
couple only: = rms, kit, semI-priv. bath;
garage If desired.
22I BRYANT ST. NE-TWo front. house
keeping. second floor. gas range, cleo
reasonable: adults. -
FOR COLORED
IA" You st. n.w-One room kitchen.
electricity. gas: use telephone third floor.
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1855 KENYON ST.-Large clean front
room. second floor. separate beds: private
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1873 MERIDIAN PL. NW.-Large double
front room. 3 exposures; detached private
home; reasonable: board II desired. Phone
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HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY
own method: results effective for a life
time or money back Write for booklet:
%ERcR 9sS 1863 Columbia IaGe I'd ADAMS Ssss
DAY SUMMER CAMP-SWIMMING HIK-
and boarding; transsportation; reasonable.
Phone Georgia 6544. 2G'
TWO LADIES PLAN TOUR THROUGH
New York State want two others to help
drive and share expenses. Potomac 4721.
ALco RUBs. WHITE NURSE. 1909 PA.
ave. NV, Apt. 80. Hours 10 to 8. Open
Sunday. /"
WANTED-NURSING BY MAN OF EX-
perience using Battle Creek Sanitarium
methods. Address Box 2s1-T. Star office
CAMP FOR BOYS GLIB YEARS OF AGE
on Severn River. Annapolis. Reasonable.
LONGFELLOW SCHOOL, College Park, Md
Phone Greenwood 2242.
WHEN DEATH STRIKES A FAMILY
20 H to n
ability to pay high price. The Greater
W. W.. Chambers Co. offers complete
funeral, cars and all. fol-. as little as S75.
anteed steel burial vault may be had from
the Greaser ~ " W chambeTs 9 60. o I4th ST. S.:
e 3rite our A address es We We viii Wis send You
beautiful catalogue of how we do 1t.
WIDOW WHO IS EMPLOYED. BET. AGE
30 and As. as housekeeper; Protestant.
unencumbered. wants a good home: must
afternoon. or sunday morning or drop
card to C W. NOSKE. 3404 Baker St.
Mt. Rainier, Md
YOUNG LADY. EMPLOYED, DESIRES
pPge or d 81 aE.n ns
Star ONCE.
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RQOMS-FURNISHED


1869 EUCLID ST; W.--Desirable rooms,
all convenienceS. bath. shower; also base
ment room; reasonable rates. Adams 1868.
144S PARK RID. N.W-2 rooms. nice and
Apply Fulton Apis. No. %.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 2131 Mass Ave. NV
Exceptional arrangement for 3 or young
men or young ladies; large bed room with
adjoining single. private bath: nicely fur
ntshed excellent meals; also double.
Alison single or double. without meals. at
1902 Conn ave. All modern conveniences,
night: telephone and maid services; walk
ms dist. Govt. bldgs. Phone North 9404
177I MASS. AVE. Nw-Gentlemen: most
nished, twin beds. private shower bath,
$40; also single room.
1855 KENYON ST.-Large clean front
room. second floor. separate beds: private
1873 MERIDIAN PL. N.W-Laree double
front room. 3 exposures; detached private
hcme; reasonable: board II desired. Phone
Adams a031.
1927 QUINCY ST N.w-Room with pri-
Y ysts beth eomb neiSs SS7 porch reasonable
2IIO r ST NW-Laree, cool rooms in
desirable NV. residential section; "a and
So weekly.
LARGE ROOM, running hot and cold
reasonable. Phone Potomac 3O5I between
and evenings. all day Sunday.
1924 MASS. AVE. NW-Pleasant front
room. suitable for one or two; continuous
hot water. %.
1927 ST. N.W-Two 2nd-foor house
keeping rooms: electricity. h.-w.h., gas
stove. sink
1347 JEFFERSON NW-Attractive front.
southern exposure: owners detached home;
garage privilege gratis: suitable j or =.
Ref Req sonable. Georgia 1888 after g.
RESEARCHMENS CLUB. 1907 CEye) st.
IDEAL downtown. location; showers, trees
and comfort; Sl4 monthly up. Board also.
1928 SHERIDAN ST. N.W.-Lsrge. room
with 3 windows. private bath and shower;
$50. Phone Georgia 4235.
1893, QUE ST. N.W.-cool; newly fur.
nshed rooms; single room. So; double front
room twin beds. So. 2S'
2O7 9Th ST. NE.-Two lovely furnished
rooms, bath. all cCnveniences; walking dis
lance of Library and Capitol. Reasonable.
1900 ALLISON W.-Gentlemen; bright
airy room, adjoining bath. detached home;
one block of bus and car. Adams 1899. 2S'
S26 14th ST. NW.-Room. 81 week single;
So double free phone. Call evening. Book
out. District 1897. 2ss
NORTH CLEVELAND PARK, 1904 Win
dom pl nw-Large. cool room. running
water. double or twin beds. Emerson 1856
LARGE FRONT ROOM. private bath snd
shower. unlimited telephone: coolest sec
ton of Washington. Cleveland 4527.
CHEVY CHASE.
Gentleman only, second-story front room
in detached corner house; 50 week. ~ le
Ingomar st. -
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1927 QUINCY ST. NW.-Room with pri-
vate bath. Enclosed porch; reasonable.
Phone Columbia 6057.
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SITUATIONS-MEN

BOOKKFEPER. Is years experiences
knowledge of tipping married: furnish good
references. Address Box 273-T. Star ONCE.
MANAGER or asst. in small hotel or apt.
house; third-clasS engineer 3 years expe-
rence Address Box ak, Star office. 2S'
STATISTICAL CLERK experienced COM
putation. tabulation. calculating machine,
graphic charts, typist; also general draft
ing: neat and willing worker. desires per-
manent position. Address Box 301-T
Star office. IS
STEAM FILTER and general pipe work.
with building and maintenance experience;
own tools and car Phone District 0OSS.
27'
WILLING TO LEARN any ordinary living
work provided reasonable wages can be
earned to begin with; has had soda foun-
tain experience. Address Box 392-T. Star
Office
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.


1929 SHEPHERD ST. N.W.-Large front
room, next to bath. single or double; near
two car lines. Phone Adams S796.
72s HOBART PL. NW.-Double room.
airy; also single room; reasonable.
1917 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W.-Avail-
able Aug Mice, cool, newly decorated
rooms for two or three sober young men;
pleasant surroundings; walking distance.
1880 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W.-Gentle-
ventilation; near bath with shower. con-
tinuous hot water. 29'
NEAR 10th ST. 1927 Somerset Pl. NV
Desirable cool room to gentleman IN new,
private bath; S25. Phone Georgia 6457.
NEAR GEORGETOWN MEDICAL UNIV
Single. C. h. W., gentleman. $3.50 month,
Phone Emerson 0017. rs
1886, MILITARY ,RD:-Attractive, COM
Portable room. overlooking yard: trees; near
Transportation; employed man or lady;
reas. Phone Cleveland 1859. %.
MT MT; PL Js AAsAANT-L!oyyssly room in private
home home gnd floor; With Perch; board OPP
1855 ST NV room. kit. and bath;
double room. twin beds; single room; rea-
sonable. Phone Decatur 0967. %.
FURNISHED ROOM. reasonable. in con-
ladies only. Phone Columbia 1852.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 2119 O-Fine. large
room. next bath; gentleman; S16 month:
also trsnsients: exclusive section. Phone
Potomac COOS.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1850 Church St.-Large
front room, twin beds; private family; rea-
sonable; for one or two.
3l2? SOUTH DAKOTA AVE NE, Wood
ridge-Laige, second floor. front, for two
persons. S25. Phone Decatur 4277.
1884 COLUMBIA RD.-S3.5O wk.; single
rooms, clean, cool 4 baths. inst h. W: 2
car lines; hall rm. So; men. Adams 10213.
1922 ST Nw.-Larse f1rst-foor Ink.
rm. kitchenette. gas range. running water;
reas.; sleeping rms, running water. So up.
1909 10th NV. The .Alturas--Cool COM
Portable rooms near showers; 24-hour ele-
vator service daily maid service: reas.
PORTLAND HOTEL, 14th st. and Thomas
circle-Large, cool rooms; from So single.
10Th ST. EXTENDED-Nicely furnished
double rooms, near bath twin beds; gen.
tleman preferred. Phone Georgia 4157.
1881 CHAPLIN ST NW.-Cool. front cor
ner room, 2 bath rooms; detached house;
refined surroundings. Gentleman.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1873 Church st. NV
Newly furnished rooms. semi-private bath;
81 SO; gentlemen preferred. Decatur 3456:
3O3 L ST. Nw-Room and kitchenette.
also other rooms; very reasonable. Phone
georgia S56S.
1915 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.W.-Fine
location; cool well-furnished rooms. dou-
HE single. reasonable North 1868.
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attractive front basement room nicely fur
nished.. twin beds private shower bath,
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CONFECTIONERY. magazine. beer, wine
suitable for LIQUOR SCI Penna. ave. Sc.
Star office. 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-27

211O r ST NW-Large, cool rooms in
desirable NV. residential section; "a and