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Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-02-27

family, Mr. and Mrs. Willard Paschall
and son, spent Sunday in Greensboro
with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. c. M. White and Miss
Alice White spent Wednesday night
in Raleigh.
Mrs. Henry White visited Mrs. c..
w. Poindexter in Warrenton on Tues
day evening.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-08
BASEBALL LEAGUE
FORMED LAST NIGHT
Two North Carolina and
Four Virginia Towns
Make Up New Circuit

The organization of a baseball lea
que known as the Virginia-Carolina
league was perfected in Clarksville
last night with six clubs being repre-
scented, and D. c. Talley, GAINESVILLE,
Va, business man was named as head
of the loop.
The teams entered are Henderson,
Oxford, South Hill, Glover, Clarks-
vile and Chase City.
The season will open May 16, and
the schedule will be announced next
Wednesday. according to one of the
representatives from Henderson who
attended the meeting.
A meeting of fans has been called
for tonight at $50 o'clock at Red
Taylor's place to complete the organ
ization plans of the Henderson club.
Henderson and Oxford will play
four games in the circuit, while the
other clubs will play two games per
week, according to a statement made
here today Exhibition games will be
carded during the off days.
League park is all ready for con-
tests here, and Henderson is expect
ed to have a fast team for the circuit.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-08

cleaning would be raised throughout
the nation,
Everybody Pays.
The notion that we can shift the
burden of these expenditures on the
"rich"e and on "big business is ridi-
culous. In the long run all taxes are
passed along to the ultimate consum-
er. The average citizen earning $50
per week pays $500 per year in direct
taxes;sI don't. know how much more
he. pays in lSpyramided indirect levies.
Taking theSnation as a whole, nearly
one7third %ofs our income goes for
taxes. Think of it. Out of six day
week, yoursMages: for almost two days
go to pay the bills run up by politi-
clans and you are only paying laff
of the Federal expenses at that. You
cannot stand more taxes now; the So
luton is to cut costs rather than to
create more debt.
So far the government has been
able to borrow the $4,000 a minute
that it is spending beyond it's income
to borrow from wealthy investors,
from insurance companies, from col
leges, hospitals, and from the banks
These institutions already own over
so per cent Of the outstanding Fed
eral government bonds. But to whom
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-08
[7oda8G5nes'

PIEDMONT LEAGUE
Rocky Mount at Asheville.
Portsmouth at Richmond.
Durham at Norfolk.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York at Pittsburgh.
st. Louis at Chicago.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Philadelphia at New York.
Boston at Washington.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-08
AMERICAN LEAGUE
U. S. Debt Is Increasing
By $4,000 Every Minute
Continued from Page Oue.)

uation. Few voters comprehend the
magnitude of the sums pouring out
from Washington. When I say that
the government will spend nearly ten
billion dollars this year. it scarcely
registers. Similarly, when I say that
the Federal governments deficit will
be around five billions, it makes no
impression. But when I say that the
government is spending at the rate
Of roughly $4,000 every minute and
going into debt at the rate of about
$4,000 every minute, you co begin to
get some inkling of these vast sums
When you realize that during the
time it has taken you to read thus
far in this article 1.-TWO minutes) that
the government has gone into red
ink over $4,000 or at the rate of
100000 an hour, it starts getting I'M
der your skin. You probably regard
100000 as a comfortable fortune.
Hence, when the deficits are reduced
to these terms, it appalls you to know
that Uncle Sam is losing a fortune
every hour, day in and day out, month
after month. Yet, understand why
so many say to me: Eyes, we are
spending a lot, but this country can
stand a lot more spending" The total
of all debt-Federal, municipal, cor
porate, and individual-may have
been increased no more under Roose-
welt than under Coolidge.
No End in Sight.
It is true-we as corporations and
individuals can stand lot more
spending and much bigger debt, es-
pecially with the reduction in interest
rates for which we must give the ad-
ministration credit. What frightens
me is the fact that the public debt
is still rising faster than taxes and
revenues, and these items are rising
fast enough. We are building ter
rifle deficit-a political Frankenstein
which can some day turn on Dem
ocrats and Republicans alike when
ever we try to cut off the huge hand
outs. There are plenty of similar ex-
periences in history. To quote from
President Roosevelt's speech to Con-
gress in March, 1888: "Too often in
recent history liberal government has
been wrecked on rocks of loose fiscal
policy. We must avoid this danger"
If every dollar spent was being
HldtCHeQ ny uOlldr III lax revenue,
1 would not be so alarmed. If this
were so the voters would soon take
care of the spending problem. But the
politicians are afraid to tax the ma
jority of voters. That is where the
real weakness lies today. Hence, we
are taking a definite step toward
printing press initiation when the gov
eminent, after five-year period of
steadily swelling deficits, is afraid to
impose sufficiently heavy taxes to
meet it's current expenses. I know
that if a direct tax bill-broad enough
to secure the necessary revenue to
balance the budget-were passed now
a great cry for economy and house.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-08

does the money of these institutions
belong? To 100000 bank depositOrs
and to 65,00O,OOO insurance policyhOld-
ers. When the government can no
longer borrow to pay it's current bills,
then real initiation will begin, finan-
cial chaos will follow, and the life
savings and family protection of a
great cross-section of the American
people will be wiped out
Furthermore, when the govern
ment's credit is busted (and history
shows that public credit has never
failed to be smashed in any nation
which for long period of time spent
more money than it took in) your job
your children's education, and even
liberty itself may be wrecked. Look
at Germany. Most of her troubles are
the result of the wild initiation of her
currency in 1923.
Moreover, the groups who are now
supporting and benefitting by pub
lie spending will be the very ones to
~''ffer the most by currency initiation
Their present weekly wages, if they
have a job. may buy only a loaf of
bread if they haven't a job, there
may be no public agency to feed them
and their hungry children. I say to
readers that currency initiation would
be the gravest economic and social
problem to face the United States
since the Civil War.
Make Your Vote Count
My concrete suggestion is to in
spect your senator's and congress
mans record for the past four years.
If they have been voting for these
gigantic deficits, put them out next
November. The Federal budget could
be balanced speedily without any
greater suffering on the part of the
real needy if the politicians sincerely
wanted to economic. They however
fear the ire of that rapidly growing
group who want others to support
them. This is too great and too good
a country to allow the politicians and
selfish minority to ruin it.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-08

Two of Coach Bob Fetzer's main
hopes against the well-balanced Naval
Academy varsity track team will be
Graham Cannon and Ed Juliber.
The Tar Heelsswill battle Navy in the
University,s neW track stadium Sat
urday afternoon starting at o'clock
as the feature of the gala track and
field program at the dedication of the
new stadium in honor of Coach
Robert Fetzer. Cannon will run
both mile and half mile. In doing this
feat against Duke several weeks ago
for the only time in his career to date,
he covered the mile in 1926 and the
half in 1872. Juliber is the sophomore
giant, whose 220 pounds feet 3
inches give him the nickname of
Man. Mountain" by his team mates.
In his first. varsity venture he cap
tured second place in the Southern
Conference indoor shot put.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-08

1855-Frank G. Carpenter, famed
journalist, traveller and author, born
at Mansfield, Ohio. Died in China,
June 10, 1924.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-08
AMERICAN LEAGUE

1853-Arthur Latham Baker, New
York States lawyer, professor of
and authority on misro-
scopes, born in Cincinnati. Died at
Rye, N. Y, Aug. Is, 1884.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-08

1934-Samuel insult of Chicago ar
rived at New York a prisoner.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-05-08
Results.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE

PIEDMONT LEAGUE
Durham 5; Norfolk 8.
Rocky Mount 2; Asheville 10.
Portsmouth-Richm night game
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston 8; Chicago 9.
Phil: .telphia 2; St. Louis 3.
New York 2; Pittsburgh 6.
Brooklyn 7; Cincinnati 4.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland 4; Philadelphia 3.
Detroit 5; New York 6.
Boston 9; st. Louis 6.
Chicago II; Washington 6.
Evening star., 1936-07-18
COUNTRY BOARD.

IN THE CCOL MOUNTAINS near Deep
Greek Lake SchroCk cottages; Eooo table
Comfortable rooms: country famous for rs
beautiful drives. Apply to Mrs M N.
Schrock Schrock COTTAGES. Mountain Lake
Park Gsrrett County Nd.
~ NILES FROM DISTRICT LINE in near
by Md All modern conveniences Slo snd
S12 q week Address Mrs. 7. Bowie Claseu'
MiteheIlviIle Nd Bowie 23-F-l4.
A FEW GUESTS can be accommodsted IN
scrupulously clean home: good: nourlshlne
meals: large verandas: large. shady lawns,
Genti!es only No CONTAGIOUS disease MIS-
J. F Cummins, Homewood, Blue RIDGE
Summit p6
Evening star., 1936-07-18

! WOMAN. white. around 40 wears for
houSeWork. One who desires good home
and salary. Apply between and p.m..
! 1904 Pa ave sc
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PERSONAL.

HEMoRRHoIDs ERADICATED BY MY
time or money back Write for booklet;
no druRs or surgery DIR. SOMMER
WERCK 1865 Columbia rd. Adams o3Ss
FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
wait. Emergency Laboratory Room Sol.
Westory BLDG. 4th and F. Open Sun. m.
CHILDREN FROM 3 TO 10 YEARS CAN
have happy vacation at Temple School.
Manassas Va. Rates. $40 wk.. $50 mo.
Phone Manassas -.
WILL TAKE CARE OF YOUR HOME FROM
now until Sept. Is: exchange references;
married couple; small compensation. Ad-
dress Box .OS-X. Star office. l9'
EXPERIENCED TEACHER WILL COACH
elementary grade pupils: individual atten-
ton; no classes: retarded pupils speciality
Results guaranteed. 53Os 9TH NV. Geor-
gia S6o5 lS'
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AN ELDERLY. refined widow wishes room
and board with small family; not an in
valid: must be reasonable. AddrezS BOX
9u5-X Star Office. ~
GIRL. Govt emp. desires room sno ooSro
with Catholic private family. Address Box
oAI-y Star office
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
fEaaatsneA


29o2 18th ST, NV; NEAR HARVARO ST.
entrance to Zoo; bed room. sun C7rch,
kitchenette; next to bath S42 Phone
electric light and gas included Adults only.
nished living room. bed room. bath. dinetie.
Georgia s795. ''
BED-LIvfNG ROOM. SUN PARLOR,
fioor: comnee ann PAIN for private entrance Hr,t
week; adults Jackson ?I76-W.
81 80 WEEKLY
k,,oSoano Sso ana iiVlng room combination and
KtChenette. housekeeping; End floor. 1891
14th st. NV.
9.2 p ST. NV. ROOMS. KITCHEN
per month Phone Geo Sl1O
14I5 CHAPLIN sT.-suBLET coor, TWO.
room. Eltchenette and bath apartment Au-
Aus ANS neW lusndure; indre reasonable. Apply
IIn93 PARK RID. w. topposite Rk OK
Pkl-Rcom. porch. bath with shower, inst,
n. w.. phone: gentleman. Govt rmploye
10l5 N ST. NV. Apt. 6O5-I large fur.
nlshe6 ms l, room , cool; or - home PRIVILEGES:
~s.klne Instance. Call after 4:30 pm. la'
CALVERT ST. NW-Attractive room in
new private home. with o: without privais
bath. Columbia 4139 1os
l541 KENYON ST NW-Laree comfort
able room in quiet refined hons; jew sh
young LADY preferred. Adams 7@s3 l9'
2013 PARK RD Opposite parkl-comforr-
able. cool front room decorated. Shower
unlimited phone; gentleman. Col. s57@ 12'
OFF 10th ST.-Cool front room semi
private bath. In detached private howe.
Phone Georgia 52?1. Ias
h4i. 1.i. BELMONT 81. NV, Apt. a5-one
furniture; on car line: gentlemen. 19'
I1Os F ST. N:W.-Clean double and single
line: near Govt. bldas Met. 4@47
NICE, AIRY single front room on second
moor. newly furnished Call Adams 4594 j.
2sl4 3Sth ST NV Bellevue Terrace
room and shower. also room f2 single bedsi
next shower bath; single room next bath
COW. car. bus; priy. family: insulated COO.
"l35 K 81. N.W-Nicely furnished sins,s
room in private home: gentleman only
253G I4th ST. NV. Apt 6-For LADY
yer" bright room. beautifully furnished ,
LARGE windows: kitchen privileges; s. week.
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ROOMS AND BOARD-sUBURBAN

WOODSIDE. MD-Single or double rm..
priv. home large porch. lawn; block 10
1Gh St. bus stop. Shepherd 3f94.
So; ARUNDEL AVE. Hyattsyille Md.-2o
minutes 10 certer of city; room board
transportation and laundry: new private
home for refined gentleman with ret reas
Come after > EN-. Greenwood 2>.H.
Evening star., 1936-07-18
SALESWOMEN

in women'S and misses
ready-to-wear departments.
Desirable, permanent posi-
tions for young women of
experience and good person
ality. Address Box 329-X,
Star office.
Evening star., 1936-07-18
BOATS.

11-FT. CATBOAT. = years old: fast but
rcomy: handles we'll. Apply Capt. Oscar
Hartee. Galesville. Nd.
MOTOR BOAT. 4O-ft. Chesapeake Bav,
dead rise Herring Bay, Md. Schutt. At
lantic ABS after : nm.
1895 CABIN CRUISER Peerless marine
motor. j. r. MCQUEEN. West 1928 Tor
appointment or at Deans Boat Yard. lttn
st Sc. SUNDAY afternoon. l9'
5O-FT. SCHOONER. fully equipped: .35-n.
sloop Ssabird yawl: all in commission
ressora bly, priced. Hartge's Boat Yaro,
Calrsvile Nd West River :2-F-12: alter
30 POI -F-5.
MOTOR BOAT 3"-ft. Ford motor: excel
lent condition: very reasonable; Cali De,
81 Sc. 19'
CABIN CRUISER, 44-foot. fully equipped;
125-hp Scripps motor: now in commission
in Baltimore Will sacrifice to immediate
buver for 81 ',5O Address Box 19!-X star
Evening star., 1936-07-18
A Number OF Other Listinss.

Barber shop connected with valet shop,
well equipped: low rent and long lease.
viii be sold for less than cost.
Evening star., 1936-07-18
FOUR statesmen WANTED.

FOUR statesmen WANTED
One OF Washinetons largest Ford deal
srs has openings for four good salesmen.
This is a real offer of steady employment.
with immediate income assured. Automo-
bile experience not necessary. Statesmen
who want to better their earnings and
present positions will be given thorough
training and unusual cooperation. Dem
onstrators furnished Apply Anacostia Mo-
tors 1925 Good Hope rd. Anacostia. DC.
between 4 and & pm.
Evening star., 1936-07-18

GIRL colored general housework: good
cook: city references; So per week. Call
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OIL-BURNER
SERVICE INSTALLATION SURVEY

SERVICE INSTALLATION SURVEY
MANAGER WANTED.
Company ORGANIZING in Richmond. Va
Fine opportunity for experienced married
man seeking opportunity with future. Sub
stantial salary with conEenial associates
and amply financed company. Increase as
sured in step with performance Give com
plete experience and references. Your re-
plv will be held in strict confidence Ad-
dress Box Blk. Star office. 2O'
Evening star., 1936-07-18
MECHANICS.

Cadillac certified craftsm only: Olds-
mobile member OldS Master Mechanics
Club only. See Mr.. Brown. LOO, ::,.,nd st.
n ". a m. to > pm
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MEN WANTED.
AIR CONDITIONING,
REFRIGERATION,
OFFER BIG PAY.

Look ahead: get out of the small-sa1ary
rut. Plan to get your share IN the fastest
growing industry i'll the country. You need
bureau: low rates. easv payments
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR INSTITUTE.
1899 14th St. NV. 49,
Evening star., 1936-07-18

KIDDIE KOoPs, large one pink one ivory:
play pen also; used only q snort time'
LIVING ROOM SUITE. cost 1920. sell S35
GOOD condition. 63oS StA st. nv.
Evening star., 1936-07-18
ROOMS AND BOARD.


1924 18th ST. N.W.-Large front room
for :, or 3; twin beds. private bath. expert
Southern chef. delicious meals; indv. Serv-
Ice by Ga. people; walk. dist; reasonable.
10"
:619 WOODLEY PL. NV, overlooking
Rock Creek Park-Large. cool room. excel
lent meals: reasonable. Adams 55lS.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 2I3l Mass ave.-Cheer-
room Snare Hs arse f room youns man
Government employe: excellent meals; also
lovely room for or 3 and a single at 1909
Conn ave. Meals optional Prices very
reasonable North 9404 Dec 546s.
tlemen: excellent food: refined atmosphere;
rates reas.: bus line. Decatur 57OS.
173? X ST. Nw.-Vacancy in. double and
single room: home me-cooked food: unlimited
phone. 19'
1884 18th NV. BUSINESS WOMEN:
SINGLE DOUBLE Rooms. BEAUT. FUR;
UNSURPASSED TABLE BOARD.
3I0O 18th ST. N.W-Corner house; two
LARGE rooms; reference. la'
WALKING DISTANCE = Attrsctively fur
nished double 5-wlndow front room. south
ern exposure adjoining bath; also large
single room; refined home: reasonable. De-
catuT 6225.
354l, 18th ST, Nw.-Larse double room;
each. Columbia s64g' =
4s5 81 nNgIsdfHs HQUsEI ANR bSSBkE hsSFxEs
MfbETY sEEEd41vE 5MMEoqtkNN6tY MkN6 EEaS
CLEANING SERVICE: KITCHEN OPEN TO
{NSspEcTIoN: cogNTTR,Ys CLUB pRIXI- IN1
RATES S3S 5o To S5I pFr MONTH
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Walbrioge Douse
land Annexes)
1859 r St. NV.

Singles. doubles. private
baths; phone in all rooms,
elevator, inner-Spring mat
tresSes; Immediately clean;
widely selective menu: gym
nasium, personal laundry and
dry-cleaning service; kitchen
open to inspection: Country
Club PriUilegeS-GOlf, Tennis,
Swimming.
Rates, $3.50 to SIS Per Month.
Evening star., 1936-07-18

2.37 Q ST. N.W.-Private home; single
room; gentleman.
1852 CALVERT ST. N.W-Nicely furn.
next bath, Ink. privilege. Everything fur,
including linen and silver. Only $3.50 wk.
e359 ASHMEAD PL. N.W.-Attractive
loom nriYale home ReferRnceS. North
Evening star., 1936-07-18
SUBURBAN BOARD.
w.NTEp-RooMs AND BOARD.

IDEAL NURSING HONE, in suburbs; best
of care urder traincu nurses, rates rea-
eonSble. Shep. 49,.
Evening star., 1936-07-18

~ MASS. AVE. Nw.-Gentleman, most
attractive single ROOM 2nd floor. shower
Evening star., 1936-07-18

CAFE With LIQUOR LICENSE. one OF the
best locations in northwest section: 800
per month business guaranteed Priced to
be sold Immediately owing to disagreement
Of partners Excellent opportunity for the
right party.
Evening star., 1936-07-18
CAMERA REPAIRS.
LEARN DIESEL NOW.

The uncrowded industry approved home
study course with six weeks shop training
Many graduates in good positions. Write
New Jersey Diesel Institute. 2s9 Halsey.
Evening star., 1936-07-18

DUPONT CIRCLE I:I4I New Hampshire
ave w.-LarRe. cool front room, second
6no~- win had
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HELP-WOMEN.
fCoutinuedl

WAITRESS under %. attractive; no eN,
perience necessary. Apply The Shanty'
Evening star., 1936-07-18
HELP-DOMESTIC.

COLORED GIRL for housework and nurs-
ing: city references: SO week. Call Cieve-
land 1898
Evening star., 1936-07-18

WOMAN. colored. cook, general house
worker. help with children: stay nights.
Telephone Wisconsin :i35S. Monday. am.
WOMAN, white reliable. over 20 yrs, to
cere for small home and . children for
employed couple: room, board and small
salary Shep l4no
Evening star., 1936-07-18

1880 18th ST. NW.-Attractiye 2nd-floor
front double room. bay window. porch.
alcnNa grill fraa nhnna
Evening star., 1936-07-18

14l5 CHAPLIN ST.-SUBLET cool, Two
room. kltchenette and bath apartment An
sust' new furniture: reasonable. Apply
Evening star., 1936-07-18

/ GRAFTON HOTEL II3a Conn. Ave
Newly papered and painted: bright. airy.
outside rooms: 5000 monthly and up;
! ln,HlN inuS
Evening star., 1936-07-18

l2i ST. N.E.-Cool, comforts BILE sleeping
rooms near Senate once Bldg. la'
l12:i 6 81. NV Room in apt. for re-
flned lady; neWIv decorated: near bath:
PRIVILEGES, Call Sunday. week days after
DO p.nl. District :j4Si. 49,
Evening star., 1936-07-18
CLUB MERIDIAN.
oeon 18th CIT NV

o620 18th ST. NV.
delishtful home residence for men and
women: lounges. drawing rooms for guests
use: high. cool location for warm weather:
country surroundings: large. shady yard:
hammocks. swings. games screens and
everv comfort for Summer: hotel service;
excellent meals: double. single, with pri-
vate bath Reasonable rates 1a'
Evening star., 1936-07-18
HELP WOMEN.


BEAUTY OPERATOR, general. must mani
cure; permanent position, good salary.
r 1896 Conn. ave. NV.
BOOKKEEPER, cashier for restaurant
State age. education. experience in res
taurant work, length of such experience
p and references. Typing experience neces-
sary. Address Box 5-X. Star Office.
BUSINESS ASSISTANT. under 80: college
graduate preferred: excellent compensa-
ton: part time, after 4;3O pm. 319 Colo
rado Bldg.
GIRL single for soda fountain and table
service. Apply August Delicatessen. 2O7
2nd st. sc.
GIRL white. for working in restaurant.
Experience unnecessary. Apply between
and pm. 1904 Pa. ave. Sc
HOUSE MOTHER. experienced in nursing.
understanding care and DEVELOPMENT of
young children: training teacher pre-
ferred: ability to take complete charge
necessary: stay nights; boarding school for
young children: references. Shep. 1874.
MIDDLE-AGED LADY. German or Ger
man. descent. to take care of invalid; stay
nights; salary. IS per week; references re-
ouired. Address Box 324-X. Star office. 21'
SALAD GIRL: new cafeteria opening. 524
1th ST.. corner of r NV.
sALESGIR1S wanted for 5-cent, 1O-cent
and dept store work. Address Box TAX,
Star ofhce.
Evening star., 1936-07-18

1863 CALIFORNIA ST.-Light housekeep-
ing room and porch: clean and comfortable.
Evening star., 1936-07-18
WANTED-SALESMEN,

EXPERIENCED Rock Wool Home Insula-
tion salesmen. Apply and < pm. Cham
berlin Metal Weatherstrip Co. 932 N. Y.
ave. n W.
JUNIOR SALESMAN, with some knowledge
of hotel canned foods, to contact estab-
lished trade. No auto necessary. Salary
and expenses. Good opportunity for pro-
motion: state full particulars. Address Box
PIX Star Office.
SALESMAN-With complete knowledge of
wholesale plumbing and heating supplies
References. Address Box 53-x Star office.
Evening star., 1936-07-18
ROOMS-SUBURBAN.
ROOMS AND BOARD.


1924 X ST. NW.-Large front room; sin
gle bed: single room; nome cooKlns' Ior
couples or gentlemen.
1900 18th ST. NW.-For men and wom-
en-: lovely old mansion: large COOL dou-
ble room; nih.r saeauSti.E T.c.nri.s. sH5 '"
oOo3 NW-Guest home: double and
single rooms for three: centrally located;
special attention meals
..0s MASS; AVE; N,w.-For ladies: gentle:
rates reas.: bus line. Dscatur sos.
81 GIRARD ST. NE. North 3051--Home-
cooked meals. private, semi-prlvate. twin
beds overlooking Trinity College; renscn- iS.
able terms. IN
3O4 Z. CAPITOL ST Attractive. cool
room GOOD exposure: ine food. properly
prepared. individually served: southern
cooking.
HoMh oasDlaased fsss
reasonable: large grounds. Wisconsin 1872.
1851 COLUMBIA RD.. Apt. aO6-7cool doI.
SnlmSed Ss TSS% psone sSmme6c Columbia % 44s
1929 X ST. NV, The Lee;Msraue--
semi-private bath: excellent board. 23'
1876 MONROE NW-Beautiful double
room: real meals; Ky. hospitality; SD
o2oI MASS. AVE Nw-vacancies. small
single double and eXtra-larRe room for
$. with board Special Summer rates.
1918 SUNDERLAND. PL. NV, between
18th and 10th. l block from Dupont Circle.
Modernly furnished room Tor two. semi
private adjoining bath: screeneo-in porch:
excellent meals; close to cars and busses.
Decatur O;ia5.
1888 CONN. AVE NW.-Delishtful double
room. next bath: home cooking: private
family; reasonable. Potomac O43S-J.
.3It 10Th ST N.W.-Cool. large. double.
npiyate bath; also double. front twin beds.
Excellent meals. Reasonable.
AVAILABLE room and board in delightful.
cool. old Georsetown home; young ladies'.
Decatur 495t. --
ONE BLOCK FROM DUPONT CIRCLE. 1918
Sunderland pl. and 1913 goth st:--i block
from busses and cars: also walking dis
lance. Something different: newly FUR
nished studio rooms; meals above ayerage
we invite inspection. SINGLES. $40. and
porch Decatur 0395.
1867 WYOMING : Mt Pleasant. Chevy
Chase car lines. 15 minutes ride; LARGE
front room with tile bath. accommodates
or g. available August i; single room ior
lady next to bath. now available doupie
room for gentleman. adjoining bath. avail
able July %. Excellent meals Col. s56O.
14O6 18th N.w-Single and double room.
excellent meals; bath. showers; Summer
rates. Also basement room.
Mt. PLEAsANT-Attractive. comfortable
room: hopfelike: GOOD meals: $40 single,
S35 double. Columbia 3635-W.