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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
CONTINUED.

4Os 3rd ST. NW.-BASEMENT APT. AND
one and two room apartments for rent. H.
141l N-FIRST FLOOR TWO LARGE
rooms pvt bath; heat, cleo. c.h.w.;
adults; employed couple preferred
3 BLOCKS FROM 14th & PARK RID. NV.
porch; for light housekeeping in refined
home for adults. Semi-private bath.
Phone. 81
CAPITOL HILL-I2 eth ST. SE-LARGK
basement apt; small rent with care oi
13s 11th ST. sE-Two ROOMS FOR
Ink: heat. vas & electricity furnished;
So, month.
GIRL. YOUNG. PREF. JEWISH. TO SHARE
1915 K ST. NV No lO2 Dist. AGO.
44s N. J. AVE. Sc. ROOMS. NICELY
furnished: heat. light. gas. sink. semi
private bath
BED ROOM. KITCHEN. SINK. PRIVATE
S3c. las 1lth ST. sc.
GORGEOUS CORNER APT. downtown:
; large rms. baths all . outside; T., me
session or LONGER; .high-class home for
high-class people who are able and WILL
ing I to I'ay pay o,sco secordingly. Address Box
..:n lst ST N.Y. LII LHK; x RMS RMS,
equipped kit. reasonable.
FURN. APARTMENTS
EitC Var
AZ g ''''"' sos 10Th ST. NV. S:
ANACosT1A-.170o GOOD HOPE RD. Sc
First floor. front bed-liy, room. kit. re-
front apt. S35: gar; adults. Line. da22-W
10 VIRGINIA AVE SE-FOUR ROOMS,
nicely furnished: bath and yard: gas, cleo.
heat. Reasonable. Phone Lincoln 961s-R
LARGE 5-ROoM APT. CONN. AVE GIV-
ing room 30 #. long. beautifully furnished; {;
Steinway piano. etc: Sli5. National $3.50.
1913 LINCOLN RID. NE.-ATTRACTIVE,
large. airy rooms and well furnished; gas.
cleo. Frigidaire and phone. Adults.
APARTMENTS. FURN.. AND UNFURN.,
best locations. Call for list; 1910 Vermont
ave. Room 217 National 1884. So
1881 KENYON ST. N.W.-NICELY FURN;
| couple: So week.
aI.I G ST. N.w;.LoNE. TWO AND THREE
room apis; furnished or unfurnished: new
ly finished oak floors. tile bath.
PARK LEE, 1890 PARK RD-ExcELLENT
hall; spacious dressing room. dinette. kitch-
en-: bath; shower: SD and 81; 30; Frisid-
ANACOsTIA-FURNIS ROOMS FOR
! light housekeeping: :. rooms. kitchen. bath,
S35. Atlantic 1G03-J. 133l Talbert st. Sc.
Francis Scott Key Apt. Hotel,
| Goth and F sts n.w.-1 room. kit. bath.
completely furn.: linens. silver. Frigidaire:
day. week, month. National 54@5.
FUR. APT, $40; 3 RMS, S65.
CHEEKY apt. modern bldg. nicely furn.
near ! 6th and Park rd. Phone Adams a62S
CHICHESTER ARMS,
Sc Corner 14th and Tuckerman SITS.
New apt. bldg. of the better kind, over.
| looking 18th St. Highlands.
| 2 to Rooms Kitchen and Bath.
| $685. Month Up.
AL Outside Rooms.
| These apis. featuring Electrolux gas re-
| frigeration. modern gas ranges and Gus
| tom-built kitchen cabinets.
On Premises Till $40 PM.
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DOGS, PETS. ETC.
ROOMS FURNISHED.

THE LOVELIEST master bed room you
have ever seen, luXuriously furn.. twin beds;
T113.
ANNEX. THE GRAFTON, 1875 De Sales
St, just OF Conn, ave.-Well-heated. de-
srass snss sst COUPE eeT
service; In fireproof bldg: reasonable
weekly and monthly rates.
2OO7 F ST. N.w.-single.. double rooms;
1897 CALVERT ST.--Well-furnished room.
next to shower: gentleman. Cleveland 2719.
THE WESTMINSTER. 1907 nth st. NV
Desirable newly decorated and nicely furn.
rooms now available: single 80 and 80:
double. 50 Showers. elevators.
1884 COLUMBA RD.-s3 so wk. sing. rms. /:
double, S5. clean. warm. outside: 4 baths.
c.h.w.: car lines: men. Adams 1928.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

14Il KENNEDY ST N.W.-Nicely fur
nisaed warm room. semi-private bath. pri-
vate detached nome; excellent board. =
1915 MASS. Scott Hall-Warm. single.
double triple rooms: delicious food: cen.
trail: refined home atmosphere: reasonable.
a0OG COLUMBIA RD., APT. 40:
Attractive room. next bath: excellent
meals: reasonable. North 516S-J.
1874 MINTwOOD PL. N.W.--A delightful
home for refined young people. Excellent
meals. Columbia S119. 3.
1851 HARVARD ST. N.W:-,Sinsle. double
rooms: clean. well-appointed home. warm
and sunny: best meals: reasonable
IVY TERRACE. 1884 Conn. ave:-Large.
well-furnished front room. twin beds. Tor
each. Decatur 6344.
2OI3 KALORAMA RID. NW.-single and
double room; phone; home-cooked meals.
Decatur 22s6.
sl0s ,1eth ST N,w[Nicely furn: rm;,
Transportation. Adams 01o1-w.
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HOUSES uNEuRNIshEp.

pit 45th ST. NV ROOMS. BATH
ment Bldg District 374O
"OI9 37th ST NW.-NEw-HOUsE CON-
DIT1oNi 9 rooms path. h-% b. garage:
Vacant MI Mr.. BoA2. rNGIiS Msti1nal 1889 Adams
us EYE ST. s.E.---6 RMS; BATH; AMI
Rene Renee ESeEi INc ~ 7oo & Eye st. NV
BETHEsDA-DETACHE BRICK. NEW; s
rooms. garage: wooded section. Reasonabie
4 ROOMS AND BATH. BUILT-IN GARAGE.
large garden: located at Glenmont, Md 20
minutes to city: $50 monthly. F. SMITH.
Kensington 1l-F-5.
ATTRACTIVE 1-RooM; bath HOUSE
Call Cleveland $500.
2I3o 18th ST. N.W:-6 ROOMS AND
bath info-ed SslseR51g ~ SrRiTY ny
TRUST COMPANY National 1915.
1873? E ST; SEQ, Rms. BATHS.
house, big yard; rent reasonable.
NEARBY VIRGINIA. 10 MINUTES TO
SIS Phone Walnut 1864 day or NIGHT.
SUBURBAN HOME. , ACRES. WITHIN
District; rent reasonable. Adams 140l.
BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME. NEhR 18th AND
Col. rd-s rooms, 2is b: reIreation1 Toon' T3'nn
4 BED RMS 3 BATHS. REL. RM.. 2.-CAR
garage. oil heat: new detached house in re-
stricte suburb; special price If six months
rent is paid in advance. National sg49.
Strictly modern cottage. newly recon-
ditioned. about "a acre land garage, near
school State paved road. 30 minutes n
monthly payments like rent, District C5;i
evenings Columbia 3792-J
32oG WOoDBRIDGE NV
double garage. recreation room: $40
W P LocKWooD. i410 NV :"
TAKoMA-5 ROOMS. INcLosEEPo sLEEP
ins sp n% PRr'e eorner nfnes Van 1Hs1n Bafen o'' "
bath ba H s55. 6. S'H f. LALEGER. i4iG 4 strs.i
NV. Dist. 1919. Eve. Geo. 20sl. s.
HILLcREsT-250a BRANCH AVE. g s.E-
ers. recreation room. built-in garage; rent,
S64. Call Atlantic O3s5-w.
4 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH, AMI;
2d2S ass Fourth street me- Call E9Tth
1890 FILLMORE ST. NV. NEAR 18th
and Col. rd.-9 r. rec. hall and b.. Lear
'2.@s gRog1E & COLBERT INC;
NEARBY vA,-5-R AND B. BUNGALOW.
h-whp pebS1E ssE FeiriFeTSti2R eot RRRF EarhSe iNe
National SIS I707 Eye St NV
6sOl sth ST. NV.
semi-detached. corner. rooms and
Michigan PARK. 1902 18th pl. n.e-e
| rooms, : incloSed porches. S61 so.
| LEO V. GLORIUS.
| 1913 18th St. NV. Dist. 1895.
| LOVELY 7-ROOM HOUSE FOR RENT BY
| owner. reference. Georgia 4316, after
Monday. Atlantic 3191.
OPEN.
| Arranged for Two Families.
| 216 18th pl. n.e.-S rooms bath. garage,
| finished basement with shower; automatic
| heat.
1711 c ST NE
= rooms. built-in garage. shower bath;
BOYER REALTY COMPANY
| 1903 C st. NE Lincoln 64a?.
CHEVY CHASE VIEW, MD.
New > rooms and bath brick hunsaioa
! High elevation. Lot 100X15O. ElectroluK.
| gas heat built-in garage. IA block from
| bus Rent $50
J. DALLAS GRADY & SON.
| 11O4 Vermont Ave. NV. District Sis.
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1707 KMBouRNE Pr: oN:w:-cHoIcE
cite, tile bath; completely iurn;;i ss5: mi.
ssass open 2asms se 1851 Isl to TO- or by aD
hSbS Fsb.n baiS sss
electricity refrigeration; S62.50.
I3 End ST NE.-1st AND End FLOORS;
3 large rooms each: electric refrigerator,
ami: adults; janitor service. T'
l52s POTOMAC AVE; Sc. ROOMS
phehs sas mo Reekls adults ons
54I4 sth ST. NW-ENTIRE PRIVATE
second floor and bath; hot water. Frigid
aire all conveniences; quiet; adults.
BED ROOM. SITTING ROOM AND BATH;
baths; charmingiy furnished: good serv-
THE ANCHORAGE. 300 Que st: NV.
1882 EYE ST. N.w.-CHoICE DOWN
nicely furnished.
1900 CONN. AVE. APT. 446-SUBLEASE
immediate possession. beautifully furnished.
3 bed '1oms. baths. living room. dining
room, kitchen. baby grand piano. Phone
Columbia 2025.
NICELY FURNISHED AND 2 ROOM
apartments electrical refrigeration. light
and gas furnished. 3lO4 ST. NV.
One or two rooms. bath. dinette, kitchen;
heat, light. gas included. 8.
WANTED-YOUNG LADY TO SHARE
two rooms kitchen apartment with an
other; all home PRIVILEGES. North 291S-W.
SPACIOUS. ARTISTIC ROOMS LARGE
dining room and living room with fireplace;
large bed rooms. newly decorated: porch.
piano. best section: S125. Columbia 4321
COzY, 3-ROOM; GAS. ELEC. AND TELE-
street cars. 6214 Geo. ave. NV.
l12I B ST. Sc. OVERLOOKING CAPT.
tol and Library Grounds-Four rooms and
bath. electric refrigerator. ETC.; excellent
condition: rent reasonable. j. 7. DONo-
HOE 4 SONS. 314 Pa. ave. s.e. se
CONSERVATION BED-LIvING ROOM
kitchenette With running water: 3 gentle
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PIANOS

Three uprights at S45. $50 and $50; all
uprights at Sl3S and Sl40.5O: guaranteed
for Ave years. Grands from $40 up
Pianos Ior rent from 50 up: grands foi
rent from IS up. Uprights in 5, 5i2 and
9 octave sizes. Hugo Worch. 1110 G st
NV sole agent for Hardman and Kranich
a. Bach pianos.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

EXCELLENT HOME-CoOKED MEALS. rea-
sonable rate by week or month. Atlantic
1892. 111O st. ne.
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RIGHT DOWNTOWN.

NEAR
Completely Furnished.
MIRAMAR.
Corner 18th and r. Ave.
Frigidaire Current Free.
S79 50-Living room with portable din
ette table and chairs. dressing room with
Murphy bed. coy sun room with Murphy
bed kitchen with special cabinets. tiled
bath with shower.
14o4 sse Ma6sHsF cAFRrTS rS'0"Af DIST ST. soso.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

IN ARTISTIC HOME. double room, twin
beds: also suite Two bed rooms. sun room.
priv. bath. Cleveland :'52S.
.OI4 KALoRAMA RD. N:W..Unusual
bargain lovely double room; Southern
meals. Potomac 5454.
l7o2 10th N.W-Vscancies for = young
men, one young lady; good food; congenial
atmosphere; walking distance
1921 ST N.W.-Doube room. c.h.w.;
walking distance downtown
l4lO 10th ST NW.-Large second floor,
| front: also lady to share room with an
| other; switchboard service; selectiye menus;
ideal location.
l4oI 18th ST. N.W.-spacious room for
| : gentlemen to share first-hoor. front
room with another; running water. Phones
in all rooms seiectlye menus; parking
space.
DOUBLE OR SINGLE ROOM. each with
! bath private entrance. desirable NV. sec
I t!on; breakfast and dinner optional: Tor
| professional man. Call Cleveland e'SO-
| 202+ ST. N.W.--Large front room. next
! to bath. twin beds, very warm: suitable
: for gentlemen; S:i2 each per month; Gov
ernment clerks preferred.
| 1922 18th ST. s.E.-Real home for nice
/ gir, new 4-room apt S35. Lincoln 62S2.
| 1900 10th ST N.w.-Studio room. private
bath: single and double vacancies: base
| ment ROOM reasonable.
| THE LEGATION CLUB 1913 18th St NV.
-Vacancies in large front room for two
gentIcnen; running water in room; excel
lent meals; S:I5.
NEAR 18TH AND WEBSTER-Attractive
home; . large double rooms. Seml-prlvate
bath for girls or married couple. Adams
1903 1Gth ST NW.-Master bed room.
near shower and tub, for :! or 3 persons
or employed couple; warm day and night;
choice food: reasonable.
Cheerful studio style single. double and
triple rooms; radios gratis; excellent
meals; real homelike atmosphere. Also
meals optional. Finest residential district
Prices very reasonable, we invite COM
parison. North 9404. Dec. 546S.
1916 MASS. AVE. N.W.-A distinctive home
for young people in an unsurpassed loca-
tion; reasonable. H.
1920 3rd NW-Master bed room, new
home suitable tyo or three persons; near
Nicely sT N% 'as
excellent board; downtown. H.
1921 R. I. AVE. Nw.--Desirable double,
also single room: excellent meals home
1927 18th ST NW.-Room with and with
out private bath; plenty heat and hot
water. -
IVY TERRACE, 1884 Conn. sve-Larss
! combined: studio couch: with breakfast
and dinner.
I4IO 10th ST. NV girls to share livini
| room bed room ana Datn Win anotner
attractiyely furnished. phone. excellen
! meals.
1920 18th ST. NW-Attractive room fol
young ladies. walking distance downtown
excellent meals. ~
| 1894 CONN. AVE-Attractive room &C
commodities 3: bath opposite; End floor
bus and cars pass door.
DESIRABLE single and double rms bes
quality meals: walking distance Govt
depts. Refined home. 1G22 N st. NV.
l12I9 VERMONT AvE.-Select. suitable
or 8: c.h.W. best food. oil heat. central
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TUDOR CLUB.
TABLE BOARD.

ITS N ST. AT CONN. AVE.
Luxurious double room with private bath
also singles: delicious food: reasonable.
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DIAMONDS

Can now be bought direct from the cutters
at saving from 30fo to 400 See them
for genuine bargains. Capitol Diamond
Cutter. 1406 G st. NV. District O514.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

LORIA AC. OIL BURNER UNIT.
For "costless comfort see this burner
in operation at our show room. open from
= am. TO 8 pm. F. N. Loria. $500 Wis
consin ave. Bethesda. Md.
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ROOMS WANTED.

TENLEYTON DISTRICT. near car house;
comfortable sleeping room. private home;
reasonable. Address BOX 132-W, Star once.
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HOUSES FUR. OR UkFUR.

FALLS CHURCH. VA
New detached home; contains Z rooms.
complete baths. oil heat finished attic;
convenient to schools and churches Will
rent furnished or unfurnished.
j. GARRETT BETHEL CO,
Cali District 3l00 Mr.. Frederick.
Evening star., 1936-12-07

titioned > It. & in. by . TT 6 in 90 in.
high. Childs mahogany desk. Lionel toy
transformer Model IT, Cleveland 23l q.
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APARTMENTS UNFURNiShED.
4

1904 RIGGS PL. NV (BETwEEN R AND
S)-Ore large room. kitchenette. seml-prl-
yate bath. ind floor front; gas, light In
cluded. S35 Call after 3. North 94S-
1878 SPRING PL. NV. t3615 10th ST y
3r. k. and b.: Frigidaire: large lawn; con-
yenient; adults; lease; S55. II"
1924 CONN. AVE-SECOND FLOOR, .
rooms Kitchen. bath suitable for business:
gas, refrigeration. electric. included: 500
per month Ills 10th st. n.T.-Second
floor. 3 rooms kitchenette,, bath; gas. re-
month. Open Sunday. VANDERLOO
REALTY CO. 1924 Conn. ave. potomac
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ENCYCLOPEDIA. new. Funk a. WagnallS,
25 vols. Sl3.SO: 81 mo. Write. will call.
Mr. Rasnick Room 501. 9lS F St. NV.
Evening star., 1936-12-07

WASHERS AND IRONERS-Apex washers,
brand,new. latest models. regular S49.95.
special price. S:54.95: ironer, floor model
regular S49.95. special price S39. .95; two
tub spin dry washer. slightly used. regular
S165, sale price $3.50: no money down;
easy te ms Open evenings. Daubers, 1920
18th st. NV. Columbia 1883.
WASHING and ironing machines, ABC
demonstrators and repoSsessed: up to $50
savings; terms; also trade-ins; 1896 and
up. John Moore, Inc. 252 Sth st. ne.
Qpen evenings
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HE CHATEAU FOR
GUEST HOME.

1893 18th st. n.w.-Remodeled. beauti-
fully decorated, exouisitely furnished: am:
pie baths. some private; nothing omitted
in every room; at reasonable rates.
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THE WESTBURY.
THE ZEBULON.
14th and Tuckerman Sts- NV.
Two-room units. large living room and
closets. carpeted and artistically decorated
halls. Select apts. now available. So 90 10
$3.50.
HARRY B. PITTS CO.,
Representative on premises until p m.
Evening star., 1936-12-07

DIAMOND BARGAINS from distress
sources always available. Gall National
Jewelry Exchanee. National 6254.
DIAMOND RING-Real bargain man $
ring, over 3 carats: left to be sold at S43
18th St NV Dealer,
Evening star., 1936-12-07

REFRIGERATORS. Floor
models, greatly reduced. Fifth
floor, Palais Royal Depart
ment Store.
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THE CASA Iona

(Formerly French Embassy.
2480 10th st.-Residential hotel OF 40
rms, double single. private and semi
private baths. Remodeled. redecorate
beautifully furnished; unsurpassed loca-
tion: meals to outside guests also.
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RUGS-IMPORTED
ORIENTALS. CHNNESE,
PERSIAN DESIGNS

RUGS, imported and domestic,
wide selection, all sizes, at large
savings. Room sizes. S095 to So9.75: scat
ters hall runners New patterns weekly.
Capitol Rug Company, 1921 14th st. NV.
Cat Harvard Omen evenings,
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ADDING MACHINE Dalton). perfect con.
dition; no reasonable offer refused. 2Olo
14th st. NV. -
.ANTIQUES-Large collection of china.
bric-a-brac. glassware. silverware,. bronzes.
andirons tenders golf leaf and walnut
oval frame mirrows; suitable for Xmas
Galleries. IS.4 Goth st. NV. North
40OS. g
BABY CRIB, baby scale; reasonable; good
condition. 20 9TH Sc. ---
BED ROOM. dining room davenport suites;
breakfast set. dressers. twin beds. wardrobe;
studio couch. Edelman. 3303 Georgia ave.
BEDS double; springs and inner-Spring
mattresses; mahogany chifforobe. spienoio
condition. 41O3 Conn. ave. NV.
BEDSPREAD, crocheted Martha Was,hlngs5
reasonable Natl. 44S3. Ext. 401.
BICYCLES-Rollfast and other high-grade
wheels HaZelton Bicycle Sporting
Goods Store. 424 9th NV.
bike in trade. See Gilbert. 11O6 H st. ne:
BRICK. LUMBER AND PLUMBING mate
rial from many wrecking Jobs; largest Sc
HECH1NGER CO. Used Material Dept:
18th & H SITS NE. 9th g. C SITS. S.W
5a25 Ga. Ave. NV 1905 Nichols S. e.
CAMERAS-We buy. sell. trade used cam
eras; Cline kodaks and protectors. Bar
gains daily. Robbins, go 14th st. NV.
CAMERA. I6 NM. moving picture; reason
HDIe, accept diamond. GeOTRld luuU. cA'eA-
sion 257 after pm.
CARPET, ] 80 So. yds.; used; green figured
ingraln. Address Box saw. Star office. -
CHRISTMAS. trees pine all sizes, $40 per
hundred. J. McCartee. Fulton. Md. -
COAL, WOOD & OIL STOVES: Crate Bars.
Circulating Heaters. Stove Pipe. FITTINGS.
HECHINGER CO.. 4-STORES-4.
COAT heavy black cloth. bought at Jel-
leff'S. worn twice; Al to 46: perfect con-
dltion: S15. 4l03 Conn. ave. NV. -
RSaaS tom o Nntans
Jewelry EXCHANGE. National 6254.
DIAMOND RING-Real bargain: man $
ring, over , carats: left to be sold at S43
] eth st. NV. Dealer.
DOLL HOUSE. beautiful elec. lights, par
titioned; - #. u in. by > it. in. 20 in.
transformer. trans tH MODEL IT. Cleveland 1857.
ENCYCLOPEDIA. new. Funk d WagnallS,
Mr v2s RssncE SSe Room S 5S %G %r'e S1s W st Ga
FIRE BRICK. hue lining, partition tile.
steel plates. beams. angle irons. etc. Her.
furth Half and o SITS. Sc.
FUR COAT-Jap mink cost S3?5: like
new; 81 so; also muSkrat; cost Sl9o: ex-
cellent condition. SO. Clev. 69'2. g
GAS RANGE, white trim right, side oven over
With broiler & perfect 80. 10TH Ordthopnenie nd Wiei
table. oak. like new. 81: library tables, s.?
and So; ice box, 81; kitchen table 81 90;
OIL Idlloe Win DdCh NeSNo. 7 uuI hci o Soo'
So, working. $3.50. Ills 9th st. NV.
Apt. l.
tATROBES. good condition: price rea-
sonabe. Phone Atlantic 4113.
MOTORS. refrigerator, oil-burner belts
blowers. fans bearings, brushes: repair;
winding. window display. Carly. 160S l4th
OFFICE FURNITURE, new. used desks
chairs. filing cabinets. WASHINGTON Salvage
CO. new location. 500 NV. Natl. 5000
OFFICE FURNITURE-A large assortment
OF used pieces at low prices, HI, Baum
Son. GIG st. NV.
OIL BURNERS-Get out prices on "sealc
heet' before YOU buy; no down payment
3 years to pay. John Moore, Inc. 352 Stf
st
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-04-17
TODAY'S YESTERDAYS

April II. 16SS-The trial of Hester
Prynne, the heroine Of Nathaniel
Hawthorne's novel, 1.-The Scarlet Let
ter" ended in the Court of Assist
ance, Boston.
Her real name was Elizabeth Pain
and the offense upon which she was
tried was not adultery, but murder of
her illegitimate child. And instead of
being sentenced to wear the scarlet
letter, she was given 20 stripes-with
a whip.
April II, 1741-Samuel Chase was
born in Somerset County, Maryland
He was signer of the Declaration of
Independence, yet when he was an
associate justice of the u. S. Supreme
Court he was impeached for a charge
to Baltimore grand jury in which
he assailed the adoption of manhood
suffrage in Maryland, and concluded:
(Modern doctrines) that all men in
a state of society are entitled to en-
joy equal liberty and equal rights
have brought this mighty mischief
upon us; and fear it will rapidly
progress until peace and order, free
dom and property, shall be destroyed"
He wasn't the only signer of the
Declaration of independence who
didn't believe in democracy.
April IT, 1745-John Rudge be-
queathed to the parish of Trysull, in
Staffordshire, England, twenty shill-
ings year that man might be en-
ployed to go about the church during
the sermon and keep the people
awake.
April II, 1860-The bout for the
worlds heavyweight championship
between John c. Heenan, American.
and Tom Sayers, Briton, at Farnboro,
England, ended in the And round
two hours and 20 minutes after it be-
gan-because local toughs, irritated
by lack of action, climbed into the
ring to make it fight.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-04-17
SCHOOL SANITATION
WILL BE IMPROVED
New Survey Being Made,
Especially in Rural Dis
tricts of State
Daily Dispatch Bureau.
In The Sir Walter Hotel,

Raleigh, April 17.-Every effort is
going to be made to improve the SAM
tary facilities of the public schools of
North Carolina, particularly in the
rural districts where they have been
in a deplorable condition, w. F. Cradle
director of the division of school plan
ming of the North Carolina Depart
ment of Public Instruction, announced
today.
''We are at present conducting
comprehensive survey of school build
ing conditions throughout the state,
ami hope soon to be able to announce
a program of improvements which
will tend largely to eliminate the I'M
desirable features" Cradle said.
The survey is being conducted un-
der the supervision of the school plan
ming division, a part of the Depart
ment of Public Instruction, of which
Clyde r. Erwin is state superinten-
dent. 1t will probably be eight months
or a year before final data will be
available on the various schools in all
sections, both rural and urban, Cradle
said, but an effort will be made to
remedy the worst conditions as they
are revealed. The survey could not
have been undertaken hadi not been
for a WPA appropriation of $4,000
North Carolina is one of ten states
selected for such surveys, he said.
II do not mean to be critical of local
authorities, but frequently when a
new school building is proposed and
a certain amount appropriated for it's
construction, the general contract alb
serbs the entire appropriation, leav-
ing nothing whatever for sanitary ia
cilities and other necessities" Cradle
said. This is a condition we are at
tempting to remedy through the sur
vey. In my opinion, it is much better
to maintain a smaller school with ade-
quate water and toilet facilities, than
to attempt the erection of large one
without those necessities
Cradle is optimistic over the out
come of the survey now being con-
ducted.H believes it will result in
greatly improved public school condi-
tions throughout the State.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-04-17
FIRST WORLD WAR DAY-BY-DAY

20 Years Ago Today-Captains Won
Papen and Boy-Ed, late attaches at
the German embassy in Washington,
were indicated by U. S. grand jury
along with Captain Hans Tauscher,
charged with conspiring to blow up
the Welland canal.
One of his men, Capt. Franz Won
Rintelen had been striving to per-
suade Mexican belligerents to buy up
all the U. S. munitions, to keep them
from going to the Allies.
On top of this, a German spy was
caught trying to go through the AL
lied blockade to Germany and on him
was a letter, from Won Papen to his
wife:
II always say to these idiotic Yam
KEGS that, they'd better hold their
tongues"
The indictment was an empty GEES
ture, for Won Papen had already left
| the country, by request. But it serv-
ed to further inflame American feel
ings against Germany, and that was
one of its purposes.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1936-04-17
TODAY'S BIRTHDAYS

Associate Justice Willis Van De-
vanter of Cheyenne, Wyo., of the u.
S. Supreme Court, born at Marion,
Ind, II years ago.
DR.. Claudius T. Murchison, presi-
dent of the Cotton Textile Institute,
former Commerce department head,
born at Hickory, N. c., AZ gears ago.
Clarence H. Mackay of New York
City, board chairman of the Postal
Telegraph born in San Francisco,
81 years ago.
Admiral Mark L. Bristol, u. S. NJ,
retired, born at Glassboro, N. j., 68
years ago.
Ray Stannard Baker David Gray
SOM of Amherst, Mass, noted author,
born at Lansing Mich, 66 years ago.
Samuel D. Mccoy of Westport,
Conn, journalist-author, born at Bur-
llngton, Iowa. 81 years ago.
Judge Walter II. Evans of Oregon,
of the U. S. Customs Court, New
York City, born at Middletown, Ind,
sc years ago.
Maj. John Hay Beth Clan Hav)
English writer, born 60 years ago.