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, 1935-01-06
POWELL and
keller TAKE
Main ROLES

Bringing with Il the enchant-
ment or Hawaiian nights, the spirit
Df the United States Army, the
thrill OF West Point and the TO
nance OF glorious youth, "F1irta-
ton Walk" first military musical
ever screened and First Nationals
mammoth new spectacle shows Sun
day, Monday and Tuesday at your"
Capitol. Brownsville.
Dick Powell and ruby Keeler, po-
pular Green lovers, and Pat o.
Brien head an all star cast, which
includes. in addition to a cor OF
Hnllywood,S best actors. the entire
cadet corps Of the United States
Military Academy at West Point. a
portion of the Pacific fleet. and a
detachment OF the regular army at
Honolulu.
Filtration Walk" Is said to be
an entirely new departure in Greer
musicals. Far from being a hodge
podge OF Jokes and gags around
which to hang some songs and In
troduce dance numbers, the start
iingly sensational spectacles which
distinguish Filtration Walk" are
incidental To. and a definite part OF
the plot itself.
The first big speciality is the
Hawaiian Love Feast In which sixty
beautiful native girls clad in palm
leaves, and as many stalwart men.
present the folk dances handed
down for generations on the en-
chanted islands. These magic dan
ces are now on the screen for the
first time and include their most
sacred dances. the Luau. the Hula
Kui and the Pi-ulu.
Dick Powell sings his Hawaiian
songs written by Sol Hoopii, deS-
cendant OF Hawaiian royalty. and
In the accompaniment Of Hoopii'S
famous orchestra For these scenes
First National constructed the big
gest exterior sets they have ever
attempted.
Another big speciality is the West
Point number, actually photograph
ed mt the Academy. In which men,
bers Of the cast stage the tradition
ri "Hundredth Night Play" which
rs made "a play within the plot Of
Filtration Walk" More beautiful
girls are see In this number with
Ruby Keeler As the principal and
Dick Powell singing three new and
catchy airs written by the famous
team OF songsters. Allie Wrubel and
Mort Dixon, including Mr.. and
Mrs. Is the Name" the title song.
Filtration Walk" and mo Horse,
No Wife. No Moustache.s
Dick Powell has the role Of a pri-
vate stationed In Hawai-. who is as
A&aE.AA - 4tAs--
generals daughter. a part played by
Ruby Keeler. Falling In love with
the Islands. the girl leads her hand
some chauffeur through a series of
adventures which eliminate at the
Love Festival where the spell or the
native dances and songs. and the
magic Of the scenery and the noon
light draw the young couple instict-
ivelv into each others arms.
The romance fires Dick with am
, 1935-01-06
SHOWS
kid MILLIONS

As a gesture Of confidence In the
American public'S appreciation OF
novelty in screen entertainment,
Samuel Goldwyn expended $210,000
on the production OF a unique Tech
nicolor fantasy ending for kid
Millions" his new Eddie Cantor
picture showing at the Rivol thea
tire at San Benito. Yet this sequence
provides less than 600 feet. or slight
ly more than half n reel, Of the
picture!
Nothing quite like this sequence
has been filmed before. 1t may best
be described as a silly Syphony."
done with human beings and with
exaggerated settings and properties
instead Of animated cartoons.
It Is q Brooklyn street urchin's
wish come true-a fantasy of what
q poor boy wants to do when he
gets rich.
Among the amazing settings are
a fantastic ice cream factory, three
, 1935-01-06
Filtration Walk Military Mus ical, Headliner at Capitol Theater

ling and dramatic screen narratives
in years. Jesse l. Lasky's The
White Parade" Is booked at the
Rivoli theatre.
The White Parade" may safely
be described as an extraordinary
picture. Extraordinary not only In
its material. but in the approach Of
Director Irving Cumming ana
producer Lasky TO the telling OF
their story. 1t is a gripping and a
poignant drama, and the manner
OF its observation-disclosures easy,
skillful-is a distinct contribution
TO screen history
Loretta Young offers a mastery
performance as the young student
nurse who is the heroine. The film
follows her schooling from the day
OF her enrolment, until Just grad
uated. she has to make her choice
between the man she loves. John
BoleS. and the service whose true
meaning has become every day
more clear to her.
John Boles contributes a splen-
did Characterization as the rich
young sutton who. baffled by the
elusive secret of these girl nurses,
seeks TO persuade her that her life
lies with him. There are memorable
performances also by Dorothy Will
son. Mdriel Kirkland and Astrid
Allwyn, among the heroine's COM
rades, and by Jane DarweIl and
Sara Haden as veteran nurses who
are their superiors.
, 1935-01-06

huge "contented COWS" which moo
and nod ard swish their tails while
lovely Goldwyn Girls as milk maids
sing and dance for them; a gigan-
tic ice cream freezer on the top Of
which an ice skating ballet Of thir-
ty beautiful girls Is staged; a free
ice cream counter where 500 young
sters are served ice cream to the
rhythm Of a new Kahn and DON
aldson song hit, and a row of truly
, 1935-01-06
GRETA II TO
SHOW AT CAPITOL

III there has been any doubt
about Greta CARLOS long-standing
reputation as a great film star. 1t
has been definitely settled by her
newest production, The Painted
Veil" which shows next Thursday
and Friday at your Capitol. thea
tire.
The Painted Veil" Is a dramatic
story OF marital conflict in NE
heart OF a cholera plagued province
in the Chinese interior.
AS Katherine Fame. the bride or
, 1935-01-06

bition to 20 10 West Point to be on
an equal footing with the girl he
loves. It is not until about time for
his graduation that he again meets
her, however, and then he finds that
a young lieutenant Is a real rival.
After a series Of stirring adven-
lures in which it appears the girl Is
going to marry the lieutenant. the
story winds up in a smashing cli-
max.
, 1935-01-06

A collapsible comb was demon
strated at a recent inventors con-
vention in Cincinnati, o. The comb
can be taken apart, tooth by tooth.
Trees breathe and perspire.
, 1935-01-06

Wearing a monocle " eyeglass
Is a great help in acquiring q
poker face. as the effort Of hold
ing it In position masks the ex-
preston.
, 1935-01-06

Italy has increased its population
approximately 8 per cent In the
past Is years. Population in
creaSes IN its largest ten cities
have reached 28 per cent.
Evening star., 1935-07-12
Man DIES IN PLUNGE;
SON HURT GIVING AID
Two Baltimoreans Topple to Con-
crete Pavement While
Painting House.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, July 12.-Raymond
Clark, 4s, plunged two stories to his
death yesterday. dragging his 17-year-
old son with him when the youth tried
to break his fall from Sca1folding
In front Of the Clark home.
The son, John, suffered q frac-
tured skull, and his condition was
described at hospital as serious.
Police said Clark and his son were
painting their house, using an impro-
vised scaffold which had been pulled
above second-story window. The
father suddenly lost his balance and
began to topple. The youth thrust
out an arm to save him and both
fell to the concrete pavement below.
Evening star., 1935-07-12
WOMAN TO HANG OCT. 4
Court of Appeals Upholds SEN
tence for Husband Slayer.

LOS ANGELES, July IL R.-Mrs
Nellie Madison, convicted of Staying
her husband, Eric, film studio worker
yesterday was reSentenced to be
hanged October 4.
The District Court of Appeals re-
Gently upheld her conviction by the
Los Angeles Superior Court. Mrs
Madison's only hope now rests in
personal appeal to Gov. Merriam.
Evening star., 1935-07-12
LIGHTNING HITS PLANE
Bolt Sears Struts and Paint, but
Flyer Lands Safely.

NEW ORLEANS, July IL R).-
Krumbhaar Herndon, 32-year-old
stunt flyer, landed his plane at
Shushan Airport yesterday and told
of a miraculous escape from death
when his ship was struck by light
ming while he was banking in the
clouds 1000 feet above the field dur
ing a thunderstorm.
The fuselage of the plane was torn
in several spots. Bits of metal on
the plane had melted, and the paint
and struts were scared black from
the intense heat of the bolt.
Evening star., 1935-07-12
MOTOR TRAVEL.


GENTLEMAN DRIVING ALONE TO MI
ami July 16, desires two passengers; plenty
Of room in Plymouth sedan; ref EXCHANGED.
Potomac 1900 Branch AZ. to I. Sat.
DRIVING TO QUEBEC. CANADA. SUNDAY
morning, can accommodate 3 passengers on
share expense basis. Atlantic 2007. 13s
Ell PAso, TEX. OR POINTS ALONG
route. Take one or two. to share expenses.
CAPNIC, phone National 0512.
AM DRIVING LINCOLN SEDAN TO CHI
caso; can take take two or three. Phone Net
PLEASANT SIGHT SEEING TRIPS TO
Panorama. Blue Ridge Mts.. Sky Line
Drive. etc. Phone Met. 7411. 14s
Sun. evening; private party: reasonable
subscription. Phone Emerson 7l24.
DRIVING TO MIAMI FLA, ABOUT JULY
90, can accommodate . or 3. Phone RO-
LAND BENNETT. Falls Church 165-W-2.
LEAVING FOR SAN DIEGO AND LOS
Angeles about July Is. can take 3 passen-
gers: late model sedan. Met. 1924. Ia
DRIVING 1888 FORD VS. SEDAN CHI
cago. eve. July 20, take 2 pass. Phone Lin
colr 1904, or call 537 9th ne. after 6 p m.
l2s
Evening star., 1935-07-12
MUSICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

thing for the small apartment or for the
Values value y We have on sale 81 srestly reduced
prices. others at s39. $50. $79 and S UP
Terms Is low Is 81 weekly. Kits. 1880
oRANDs AND UPRI0HTs. Just returned
from rent. are now offered Ut Q great re.
duction from ORIGINAL prices One 6-foot
ansn ssaS one rsaaai 4ioos sincS asand ss1e. One
sp .rtmsnt. Size eur; upright. slishtiy used, sl6s.
ea sus.n.. s.s $se up AL
for the Hardman. Harrington. Bradbury
and Lanter pianos Pianos for rent e for all
psia'iG1si Gss 1879. Hugo w0reh' llio . St. NV.
MARSHALL, q WENDEL UPRIGHT, in iine
condition; $s5 for immediate sale. por
appointment TO inspect. CAP DISTRICT 1881
Apt. 3. 1915 @ NV. or Adams gA4g-g.
sso ss1SsS iS5 ssoss ss: srG sSa
& Storage Co. 1918 You NV. North 3343
PIANo-smallest size baby grand. mod
eled In the popular William ana MARY
style. Sl45; late model piano IN I,,I splen. n.
during our big Summer sale. Others al
$50 ssseiv sso9i SEQ and ,sgG sg q Terms 4, " 10"
DOGS. PETS, ETC.
FOR sALE-Yoyns In pet coon. very tame
price reasonable. Phone Shepherd 1885.
SANITARY BATH FOR YOUR DOC, 81
Clipping: 81: expert attendants. Dror
81 DOG ANS e%T HosffTa efrafs
c'sv. % 1%iso and 14sS. Irving. Col. o5S4
Evening star., 1935-07-12
BEAUTY PARLORS,
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCED
Wonderful French method used Dr. Della
Ledendecker. 3025 o NV. West 1120.
Evening star., 1935-07-12
TYPEWRITER SALE!

Prices smashed on portables and stand
ard machines; $3.50 up. United" S13
14th st. NV Phone National 6O83
Evening star., 1935-07-12
ADVERTISING WRITER
WANTED

practical copy writer. Must have keen
merchandising and sales sense. ability to
EITasp sci selling ;,, points Of a product real
full. sincere advertising copy Write
stating age experience connections salary
expected, etc. Address Box 59-M. Star
Evening star., 1935-07-12
BOATS.

CABIN CRUISER for charter. day, week or
month. Fishing parties booked at any
call silver Spring 2-F-5.
MOTOR BOAT open, 80 feet long, 6-foot
beam: speed model. For information, call
Lincoln 3545-J after 8 pm.
CUPBOARD MOTORS, new and used: serv-
ice and parts; trade-ins and credit. 124O
oUTBoARp RUNABoUT. 16-ft. mahogany.
ssessnt 1Hs
22-FT. SAILBOAT, cypress construction,
cost $3.50: must sell MOVING. Col. 1898.
Speedboat. 30x6 It.. s375; cabin cruiser.
30x7h IT,. $500; day cruiser. 34x7 r..
$3.50: trunk CABIN. soxd2 it.: $500: cabin
x1 a5x11 IT, IT, $500; 5' raised k deck cruiser, cruiser
42x10h it.. $4,000. Phone West River
2O1-F-5 or West River 32-F-12
WILL SACRIFICE. 14-ft outboard racing
boat: Eyinrude: IA horsepower. Call Adams
port Basin. 4Ox9h It.; wisconsin heavy
duty marine motor; sleeps 4: very roomy
and wen ventilated; excellent for family
OF fishing party: Navy built. consequently M
terms. term Inquire owner. Cleveland s57i.
OLDTOWN CANOE. 1S.ft.. for sale; good
condition. Cali District $3.50. Branch
FLORIDA CABIN CRUISER,
42x11; speed. .e-12 m.p:h.; Just put in
seem II Hartses Boat Yard aaiesyiils. Nd.
rsscnas wsss s'!s5i !ssssi.Sw.' q eau owner D. e. F''
Evening star., 1935-07-12
WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-Well-furn bed room. Sit
ting room large anough to accommodate
baby grand. privilege Of reasonable practice
hours; conveniences; within walking dis
tance of Government ofices. Reasonable.
Address Box 90-M Star oflce.
GENTLEMAN desires room with private
family, private or semi-private bath pre-
ferred. Address Box 129-M Star ofice.
YOUNG MAN wants small room downtown
Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1935-07-12
Household Repairs and Service
twill pay you to consult these reliable firms
specializing in their respective lines of business.

BEDDING MATTRESSES. box springs and
pillows reno; best prices and prompt del.
Wash. Mattress Co., 3l9 L st.s.w. Nat: 6679.
CAMERA REPAIRING.
FULLER & d'ALBERT. INC.
S15 10th st. NV. Phone National 4712.
CARPENTER-Prompt reliable. reasonable;
gen. repairs, porches. steps. fences, part.
lions. shelves, screens. DOUGLAS. Met. 3166.
CARPENTERING painting. house repairs.
New 2nd-hand oil burners installed: Heat.
ing est w. E. Weaver. Line. 1871. To-
CHAIR CANEING TrHolsTEs, yNd na1eS
rockers splinted. CLAY ARMSTRONG.
1885 10th NV. Met. 2062.
ELECTRIC WIRING FIXTURES snS res
pairs; e-r. house fixtures base plugs, $56.
Regal Elec. Co. $40 Upshur NV. Col. 1891.
FLOORS SANDED. finished; reliable, rea-
sc.iabIe: sanding machines rented: Lincoln
l77S. H. E. Richardson's Floor Service. 4
FLOORS sANDED finished; old noors .
specially; reas.; sanding machine rented.
L r Folk 1857 sherrier 81 nv Olev: 0526
FURNITURE REPAIRnNG. nrst-class work;
small Jobs a speciality. e. NJ Greathouse:
~ 3rd st ne. Phone Lincoln 3433-J: IA
PAINTING-Special price for your paint
Job BY hieh-grade painter. needing work;
SosI direct. Call National 36sS. 16s
Evening star., 1935-07-12
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

APARTMENTS
NEWLY DECORATED APT. GAS. ELEC-
tricity. heat furnished; $40 month. 1906
North Capitol.
WYATT APIS. 1870 GA. AvE.--LIy. RIM.
bed Sr rvs ckR CIV WYAT Sog owner AOp' 'anl-
house. modern: 2 rooms and Kitchen. cou-
pie; adults; Protestants; reasonable to
3I5 18th ST. NE sos. NORTH OF
Lincoln Park; 9 rms. kit. and bath; beau
tiful outside apartment Frigidaire. See
janitor or phone Mr.. CLARK. Natl. 30O7.
bstb s54o ,5Ss asth sr
q. E.. S55. See janitor.
1924 nth ST. NV. JUST SOUTH CoLUM-
bia rd.-2 rooms Kitchen, bath. closets:
Frigidaire included. Adults; $3.50.
GROOM UNPURNIsHED HOUSE ANIL.
Washington or vicinity. L. p. SHIELDS,
BEAUTIFUL 5-RooM, KrTCHEN 9-BATH
apt, facing Rock Creek Park; exposuresi
coiumBta ceGH Bf 6sSI s for inspe%etion. % ~
pos WEBsTEE ST. N;wEFogR CLEAN,
S5ons S5sh %da%s 6sSs Adults Ssit light
doos aoof eerneF, s1n q M looms and BATH. sso
GRAvATTE. 729 18th 81. National 0753:
ga MASS. AVE. NE.-TWO. LARGE
Ne Sn newly
CCPLEY COURTS. 1914 18th ST. NV
Elevator, switchboard. refrig. and gas free
Unusual apt. large rooms. reception hall,
kitchen bath; also corner front. 2 rooms
reception hall. kitchen. bath; room. re-
ception hall Kitchen and bath.
NORTHUMBERLAND. = THREE LARGE
rooms. kitchen bath, spacious closets
Msnsser dsS5s North 9sSl sssS decorated AOD'
1921 HIATT oL NW FIRST FLOOR
One room. kitchenette bath. gas. elec.. hot
water $50 per month. Columbia 1733-M
1441 HARVARD ST. NV.
rooms. kit. and bath. Resident man
aEer. Apt. 2.
676 4th ST Me-.
Two rooms. kitchen and bath, excellent
condition. See ianitor.
HARRY B. PITTS Co.
1918 18th St. NV. METROPOLITAN 0100.
1717 18th ST. N.W-oNE LARGE ROOM,
large reception hall, kitchen. bath. S4a 70
S42.50. Apply resident manager, Apt. 2.
(ContinGed on Next Pase.l
Evening star., 1935-07-12
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

COOKING. and housework or chamber.
Clsanins. oaIs day's work; sxperienced. Phone
EXPERIENCED COOK, laundress, colored;
care for adults; would stay nights; refer
ences. 2S11 N st. NV. Decatur 4067-W.
GIRL. colored, employed part time, wants
work Mon. wed. and Sat. 8 to 12 am.
Best ref. Phone Potomac 24S3.
GIRL. colored, wants light housework or
Call Lincoln 2653-J after 6:46.
GIRL wishes part-time work. mornings or
EVENINGS; good references. Phone De-
catur 39S5-W.
GIRL colored reliable. 9 INV. wants couple
Of hours morning work; good launoress.
house cleaner; small family. ATLANTIC 1887.
GIRL, colored. light complexion. expert
enced, whole or part-time work; excellent
plain cook; city reference. Pot. 3491-J.
HOUSEKEEpER-Youn refined widow.
full charge. Phone Atlantic 5126-J. IS.
MAID-Colored girl wants Job; likes chill
dren ref. Call Potomac 4782.
MORNING WORK by colored woman. Call
from 10 am. 70 2 pm. 3019 11th NV
WOMAN. colored. experienced. wants part
time or days work. Can leave town.
Masgie saulsberry. 43 r st. NV.
YOUNG GIRL ;colored). desires housework,
references. Phone North 1855 12.
YOUNG WOMAN wants JOB. working In
small family. hw.. plain cooking; go home
nights; reference. Potomac O5O7-W.
Evening star., 1935-07-12
COUNTRY BOARD.

MOUNTAIN BoARD-Rates. $40 to SIS,
room and board: special rates to families;
near park swimming pool. Mrs. Clarence
w. Rudy Braddock Heights. Nd.
Evening star., 1935-07-12
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

APARTMENTS-FURNISHED.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1926 10th sI--Two
or three rooms. kitchenette and bath; all
conveniences.
cool eoei in furnished she apt. oVerfootins ssTden:
suitable for three to fye people.
% LOGAN CIRCLE ROOMS. ,KTTCH-
ead BATH hone elss fn @
l0l4 l1th ST. NV, APT.-TWO ROOMS.
kitchen and living room: gas and cleo.
neatly furnished; adults: S35. 13'
ONE ROOM AND KITCHENETTE. GOOD
location: second door; heat, gas and elec-
irvins st. NV. Phone Adams oi73-M Is.
27Os ONTARIO RD.--BAsEMENT, APT. 2
rooms. kitchenette with sink. cont; h. W;
ferred ft.rrsa Phone columbfla 4s17. ''
sls i5: i .sa SS5ls j.! ssr sS a. ss sllsf
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED 8 ROOMS.
kitchen. bath. first floor; heat. gas. elec.
poe eoape apG pc
4Os E; cAPrToL T-sTUDIo, LIVING
bath; heat gas. electricity; completely
2110 10th N.W.-UNUsUALLY ATTRAc-
rm. k. b.. Frigidaire. grand piano. radio.
s iy fsss sssa4sa ae
reoms sSa PARE ba aHerstud ap furniture e.T
Grafton. h.-w.h.: near car and bus.
INzER, ,1736 18th ST, N.w.-1 AND 2
rooms. kitchenette. bath. gas, elec. re-
frigeration free; $55 up. See janitor.
anti ant front ont room. roo i With kitchen and private
bath, 3 exposures: $3.50; including hot
water. gas. electricity. Phone Adams O060.
T;AkoMA TAI 20, 4,L,E; PARK; D. C ROOMS CON:
Reat light eas Ffisidaire anG phone 9ent
$3.50. Ala Aspen st. Georgia 3O19.
TO sUBLET-TWo-ROOM. KITCHEN,
bath apt; until September 1. Phone Emer-
Sc So ans months ale''1ss fs7s H. T. ave- 1nRne n% "
s14 CONN. AVE. OPPOSITE CHAMBER
Commerce-One room. kit. gas. lights.
c09ysa!en' eS9 ssH Govt Departments parks; $50
THE BOND. 1850 T. H; AVE, N;W;-one
tractively furnished
s.Ssd e %sd .s4ss ANR IIss aaoH ses5Sa
rooms. Phone west I475.
PARK LEE, 1880 PARK RD.-ExCEL-
lent location; one or two; exceptionalIy
Sosar.s Sos Sa d9essine poom dineste
kitehsn. bath. Frisidairs; $50 to ss5.
Adams 1882. 10.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED, coy, APT.
tls ea.h sssesS hSwf5 m
town location. Attractive rate. to adults
xp xth sSis ,sss SuTe it. resident
furn gas. cleo. unlimited telephone: 2
sS.s.1a sSus se1tilss a only refs required
PLEAsAfyT APAETMENT. 7th FIooR OF
rooms. bed rooms kitchen and bath:
sG% iS1us oS phon. sS e. eng $685.
foyer bath. shower, kitchen: Frisidaire on
house: 3 exposures: walking distance all
Govt. depts.; $50. Natl. 1880. Apt. 40.
kitchen and private bath. completely fur
nished. ami; ideal downtown location.
1920 HARVARD NW.-1 LARGE ROOM.
kitchen sleeping porch, sink. semt-bath;
nicely furnished Col. 5000. See manager.
1887 CONN. AvE.-BACHELOR APT. FOR
s.hg ssssd nsTs ras
S,sS.d sh .a ss s an linen
sUBLET-1-ROOM. APT. BATH, DRESS
ing IN, FSN%. SSs .fts, Er,s1asdT. ss m 1851 st. NV
REAUTIFgL SUN PORCH Sno.,I hIvING; aSa,sbs pm
ias1ns PSons coiumbia aGa1 174i. No. so7 Is:
oEORdEToWN : LIVING RIM. DINING.
sshsn sss in ess slB f4i 1i's soss a1ns e. r. NV
ssss .ssn. ss .!s$ !s$t F. IS sPS a 8 ,ssss @
Evening star., 1935-07-12

HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES
GENERAL CONTRACTING.
Carpentry brick work. weather stripping.
Special price this week on roofing, water
Evening star., 1935-07-12
POULTRY AND EGGS,

CHICKsEB. and W. Rocks. R. I. Reds.
Wyandottes. Leghorns. So hundred: Giants
and Cornish Game So az 2: "; :,,l1: p:
Started chicks. ]. 2. weeks; turkey poults
Norbeck. Nd Phone Ashton 116-F-21.
CHICKS. Rocks. Reds ,Leehorns. Sc. spe-
cial prices for wholesale lots. j. B.. Henry.
phone Falls Church. Va. 34S. 12'
Evening star., 1935-07-12
ROOMS AND BOARD-sUBURBAN.

PRIVATE FAMILY: high 16-acre woodland
estate; large. modern rooms. ball room,
billiards. tennis: good meals: 25 minutes
TO city. References. Box 175, West Falls
Church. Va. 12s
Evening star., 1935-07-12
wANrED-RooMs AND BOARD.

GENTLEMAN desires room and board in
suburbs. near rapid transportation. prefer
ably cool place with spacious lawn. Ad-
dress Box 40l-K. Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1935-07-12

WANTED-SUBURBAN ROOMS.
YOUNG MAN, %. wants room. private
family. nearby suburban section. Address
Box SS-M. Star ONCE. 13'
Evening star., 1935-07-12
COOL NV. PORCH APIS.
TO ROOMS $50 TO $40
SPECIAL, FIRM Apt sag

Modern bldg. bright exposure; large
rooms. refrig.: handy to schools, stores;
near 18th and Park I'd. Can be furn. at
small extra charge. Phone Adams 962s.
Evening star., 1935-07-12
APARTMENTS-FUR. q UNFUR,

Goth AND G SITS. N.W-COOL. ATTRAC-
tive: three rooms. Frigidaire. Key at 1928
@ st NV.
APARTMENTS. NEWLY DECORATED.
some furnished. in high-class northwest
buildings. Car available on appointment.
Call Mrs. GREEN, Adams 454s.
1870 CHAPLIN ST. Nw-THREE ROOMS.
kitchen and bath furnished or unfur-
niShed. RESPONSIBLE adults only
Evening star., 1935-07-12

CALL DOMESTIC, Decatur 2419. 1925 9th
for experienced help; men. women. full o
part time. in or out city.
Evening star., 1935-07-12
WANTED-SUB. ROOMS & BOARD

YOUNG WOMAN. with 6-year-old boy.
wishes to secure board in nearby Va. Must
be homelike atmosphere. Address Box
Tim. Star ONCE. 12'
Evening star., 1935-07-12
RIGHT DOWNTOWN.

MIRAMAR 1901 18th ST NV
FRIGIDAIRE CURRENT FREE,
S75.00-Completely furnished apartment,
living room with portable dinette set. dress
ing room, sun room. kitchen and bath.
S79 Solving room with portable din
ette set. dressing room with Murphy bed,
suE room with Murphy bed. kitchen tiled
bath built-in tub and shower: electricity
and gas furnished. Manager, Pot. 5000.
Evening star., 1935-07-12

SITUATIONS-MEN AND WOMEN.
MAN AND WIFE colored. desire janitor' S
lob. Man to work part time. Address
Box 96-M. Star oflce.
MAN AND WIFE colored cook and other
work: willing workers; refs. 1907 Vermont
The Washington times., 1935-11-05
MRS. S.G00DR|CH
IS CLEARED

DETROIT, Nov. 5 G,N.S).
Cleared of any completely in the
trunk murder" of 11-year-old Lii
liam Gallaher, Mrs. Florence Har-
ding Goodrich, former Ohio farm
girl and wife of the imprisoned
killer of the girl, today prepared
to pick up the threads of life
broken four months ago when she
was arrested with her husband in
New York.
Yesterday an accessory after the
fact charge was dismissed in court,
Today all she desired was to "for.
get" saying:
"As soon as I clear up my af,
fairs here I'm going to Cleveland
to visit my uncle and aunt, Mr..
and Mrs. Clark Caldwell. Then
I'm going to Freeport, Ohio, to
visit my father.
after that I don't know what
I'll do. I'll try to get a job some
where. I have some friends who
will help me-"
Asked if she intended to visit
her husband, Mrs. Goodrich re,
piled:
mo, I never want to see him
again. I may write to him, but I
won't see him. I'm all through
with him"