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The Arizona gleam., 1936-08-28
fight FORCES
FURTHER JOBS
Continued from page u

came as the newest move in the
battle of two of the leading and
largest white drug chains in the
South to gain control of colored
drugstore patronage on Memphis
world famous Beale street.
Already the colored populace of
Memphis has watched with inter-
est the installation of modern and
up-to-date soda fountains by each
of the stores and their new policy
OF employing colored men and
women to manage them. The 9TH
er company involved in the pa
tronage war is the Beale street
branch of the large Pantaze chain
owned by the Plough Chemical
company. Until recently, neither
Plough nor Thrifty employed any
colored help except as janitors.
It has been generally expected
that one or the other Of the stores
would eventually employ a colored
pharmacist. The hiring of Davis
confirmed the belief. It is the fur
ther expectation of knowing Beale
Streeters that it wont be long be-
fore either one or both of the
stores will be entirely under Negro
management.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-08-28
Music Teacher
Assaults Girls,
Continued from Page u

Continued from Page u
Taylor, who had been acquainted
with her about three weeks, came
to her home and told her mother
he was a teacher and sought per-
mission to take her to the Capital
grounds.
after leaving the house, he took
the girl away and requested that
she get another girl. She got the
6-year-old lass, and Taylor then al
legedly carried them to his home
where he assaulted the older girl
and attempted to assault the
Younger girl.
Upon examination at Gallinger
hospital, physicians stated the as
sault had been completed.
Police were further investigat-
ing other charges against Taylor,
who is alleged to have taken sew
eral young girls to New York and
Baltimore for similar purposes.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-08-28
CARTOON CONDEMNS
sHANGING SHOW''

-JEW YORK. (C)-A four col
urn cartoon on the editorial page
of the World Telegram Saturday
is labeled Civilization at It's Low
est Ebb," pictured the drama sur
rounding the hanging of Rainey
Bethea at Owensboro, KY, Friday
morning. The CARTOON was by
Rollin Kirby, noted foe of bigotry
ard intolerance.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-08-28
BAMA STATE COACHES
GO TO EVANSTON


EVANSTON, Ill. CO. The
Northwestern University coaching
school has three coaches from Ala
bama State Teachers College,
Montgomery, for the two-weeks
session. They are Coach Rufus A.
Lewis, and associate coaches John
Garrick Hardy and C. H. Lock-
hart. c.. Johnson Dunn, athletic
director, came to study both foot
ball and basketball.
Ii we can forget fancied hurts
The Arizona gleam., 1936-08-28
FARMER TURNS
ON PLAN ERS
Continued from Page II

two white men and two Ngroes.
T1,oram died almost instantly from
gun~.1ot wounds while seated in
his automobile Simpson was shot
down standing beside the car but
was carried wounded inside the
cabin where he died.
After his arrest, Hemphill ad-
nitted a part in the slayings, ac-
cording to Sheriff Earl Equen, but
blamed the shooting of one of the
men on another tenant farmer. In
gram and Simpson have b e n
farming near here for about a
wear, both coming from the Sec
ton of Arkansas notorious for ter
rorist activities in connection with
the recent sharecropper's strike.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-08-28
WRIT STOPS SECOND
KENTUCKY HANGING

CONVICTION, KY. (C) = An
other writ has stopped another
kentucky hanging within the
month. This time it was Federal
Judge Ford who granted a writ
which saved John Montjoy, %,
convicted on the charge of attack
ing a woman
The Arizona gleam., 1936-08-28

AN EXPERT WHO WAS RIGHT
NEW YORK. '(C)-As proof
that the experts can guess right,
Bill Corum of the New York Jour-
nal wrote as follows Tuesday af-
ternoon before Louis met Sharkey:
"Joe Louis will knock out Jack
Sharkey within four rounds in the
Yankee stadium tonight"
The Arizona gleam., 1936-08-28
REPUBLICANS IN
NEW YORK MEET

NEW YORK. (C)-Colored Re-
publican leaders were addressed
by Congressman Joseph w. Martin
jr., eastern director of the Landon-
Knox drive, last week.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-08-28
MORE PUPILS IN
HIGH HOOL

BALTIMORE, Md. CO. = A re-
port just made public by the state
department of education shows of
each 100 colored children entering
high school last year, 40 completed
the first year, 81 the second, 18
the third and 13 the fourth. This
is a big increase over the figures
oe ten years ago.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-08-28
DIR. BETHUNE
TOURS WITH QUINTET

WHEELING, w. Va. (C)-The
Bethune- Cookman College Quintet
accompanied by Dr.. Mary Mcleod
Bethune, appeared here at one of
the largest white churches last
week. Miss Josie w. Roberts is
director of the group, and plays
the organ. The group has appear
ed in Akron, O., and Washington,
Pa.
MORE PUPILS IN
The Arizona gleam., 1936-08-28
CARD OF THANKS

We take this method to thank
The many friends of Mrs. James A.
Green for their kindness during
'.er illness, and for the beautiful
floral offerings.
MRS. LAURA WELLS
MRS. ROBERT STEARNS.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-08-28

The Head of Boy, study by Sargent Johnson Negro
sculptor Los Angeles attracting much attention at the Texas
Centennial Exposition where display
Life Culture States
vana is shown inspecting the head
exhibit
Negro Centennial activities Behind the portrait of
Booker 7. Washington.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-08-28

e. M. K.-I would like to know
to me, and does he stiI1 love me?
watch your step as you may get
into trouble if you continue to go
with 3. So be careful
The Arizona gleam., 1936-08-28

G. P.-Can you tell me the
meaning of dream I had?
ANS.-I see this person has be-
come interested in someone else;
he really does not even think to
write to you. Forget this person
and find ne wfriend and enjoy
yourself.
Evening star., 1936-01-16
EXAM PAPER GRADER
BLOCKED BY M'CARL
Civil Service Commission Is Told
No Specific Fund Carried
for Device.

The Civil Service Commission was
Just about convinced yesterday that
Controller General McCarl is no
friend of chronological advances.
Asking for guidance in the expendi-
'ture of SIS 900 (Which they thought
they had) for developing and pro-
curing a photo-electric machine to
grade examination papers, the COM
missioners we're advised that there is
no specific provision in their appro-
priation for such a device.
THE amount involved is so large
and the purpose so novel," McCarl
said, that the proposed expenditure
cannot be held to be authorized in
the absence Of a provision in the
appropriation act or other statute so
worded as to leave no room for doubt
as to the intent of the Congress to
authorize such expenditure"
The machine was conceived by DR..
Leo ]. O'Rourke, director of research
for the commission, who estimated
that it COULD score in five seconds a
set of papers that clerk would re-
quire five or six minutes to handle
With the tremendous volume of work
In the commission. its possibilities
were held Of high Importance from a
standpoint Of both time and money.
The commission is going to argue
further with the controller general.
Evening star., 1936-01-16
DRYS TO LAUNCH
THREEFOLDDR
Local Option and Election
of Congress Aims in Gen.
eraI Elections.
~ the Associated Press.

~ tins Associated Press.
CHICAGO, January 16.-Leaders
Of organized prohibition forces said
today they would enter the 1885
political wars with threefold plan
aimed toward acquisition OF new ter
Sitory.
Smoldering under the avalanche
of State actions repeating the eight
zenith amendment, the prohibitionists
outlined q campaign to recoup some
of their losses in the first general
election since national prohibition was
discarded in 1888.
Objectives Listed.
DR.. Howard Hyde Russell, founder
OF the Anti-Saloon League, once q
powerful factor in national politics,
named local option, election of con-
gressmen favorable to prohibition and
additional measures to prohibit the
sale of liquor in States already dry
as the Leagues principal objectives
In 1886.
At his home in Westerville, Ohio,
he said the league would not attempt
to enforce its views in the presiden-
tial campaign itself.
I'VE intend" he said, "to concen-
trate more strongly on work in the
States, as we did IN the old days. We
will try to make local option meas
ure of getting more dry territory.
Congress Attention.
Careful attention will be paid the
election of congressman. and in Con-
gress we intend to push toward en-
forcement of the twentyflrst amend
ment and measures to prohibit the
sale of liquor in dry States"
(The twenty-first amendment Spe-
cifcally forbids the transportation of
Intoxicating liquors into States whose
laws prohibit such action)
Mrs. Ida B. Wise Smith, president
of the Women's Christian Temperance
Union, said at Washington that any
political plans would not be announced
by her group until after the national
political conventions next June.
Evening star., 1936-01-16
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

FOR sALE-Six very nice Guernsey helf-
ers. calves, and one inoculated bull. regis
tered. Phone Wisconsin 4195. 49,
wANTED-A horse broken to saddle ano
harness for general family use. Must be
quiet and well tempered. Give full particu-
lars as to age, size, color etc. Will be
given a good home. Address Box 303-K
Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1936-01-16
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

(Continued.)
FURNITURE - SUITES,
ALSO SEPARATE PIECES,
RADIOS, S,REFRIGERATORS
LAMPS, RUGS, TRUNKS,
KITCHEN FURNISHINGS
AND MISCELLANEOUS
ARTICLES, CHINA AND
BRIO Al BRAC. PUBLIC
AUCTION SALE FRIDAY,
FROM 10 AM. TO IL, Jan.
II, 1886, SMITHS TRANS
FER & STORAGE CO., 1918
U ST. NV. PHON E
NORTH 3343.
Evening star., 1936-01-16
BOATS.

EviNRUDE. light twin, s22 so, s28.60;
"1 '3." SO; JON Johnson on 1855 light twin. se5;
johnson "16." S75; johnson ''32," like
new. $3.50. johnson Motor Sales Co.. 81
9th st. NV, Phone National 5000.
Evening star., 1936-01-16
Class for Teachers.

More than 100 instructors are
keaching $4,000 this Winter in special
classes for school teachers in London
Evening star., 1936-01-16
PERSONAL.
(COntinued,)
Latest Dress Suits for Hire.

ACE. S27 7th 81 NV.
HEMORRHoIDs ERADIcATED. BY MY
own method: results effective for q life
time or money lack. Write for booklet:
no drugs or surgery DR. SOMMER-
WERCK. 1865 Columbia I'd. Adams o3ss.
Evening star., 1936-01-16
MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING TO MIAMI ABOUT JANUARY
~ will take one male passenger. Phone
Decatur 5000. Apartment Gil.
DRIVING NEW YORK SATURDAY AM,
new car. heater, radio: accommodate two,
share expenses; back Sunday pm. Phone
Cleveland 2S09.
DRIVING ST. LOUIS. MO, SUNDAY AM,
Jan. 10; take two. share expenses: refer
ences EXCHANGED. Call West 0s06-W.
LADY DRIVING TO MIAMI. JAN. 20.
wishes lady. to accompany and share ex-
pense. Phone The Broadmoor. Apt. 500.
Evening star., 1936-01-16
EMPLOYMENT. AGENCIES.
DOMESTIC

RUPHERs EXCHANGE - Houseworkers.
cooks maids, mothers helpers. laundresses.
housemen: ref. Dec. 1851. 1887 l1th NV.
DOMESTIC AGENCY.' 1925 9th. Dec
2419 furnishes private family. clubs and
hotel help men and women.
Evening star., 1936-01-16
SITUATIONS-MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. auditor income tax. part
Tine oSoksseDns q; ST q 4s per n9nh
aeS eiosed' KEPT. % audited: income tax. salary
taxes; si0 mo; city references. Adams s7ss.
SSsi Years. experience desires position of any
eb0n. bna IN atsnfd S 5SoT or building
CARPENTER, white, experienced seneIal
,.n ES1t a5Ssr Ssr' reasonable Phone M''FNBel- fs:
ELEVATOR MEcHANIcIAN. 10 years ex-
perience: ELECTRIC wiring. motors. pumps.
machinery. building supervision Can
aSle asnd Feb nfD T. address f sSns so1 sR Star once
IOWA UNIVERSITY ALUMNUs-Politica
work research ghost writins themes
9sidnas addr.ss isSfe!s Box sss.k. star once.
MAN. colored, wants lob. chauffeur. driver
Of any car. do some repairs; eood city
praetcai MaaEd business @ eSpsrisnee s dssirss posi-
work: vO ased ii. Cleveland 1854.
PRIMER, capable. industrioHs, good work,
H.,sbss needs sas yoEk at ASams SaGs phone
STUDENT attending day session of Strayer
doing odd. Jobs around the home. working
operator in apartment house. For inter-
| view. call National 174S.
STUDENT, colored. Howard University.
wishes any kind Of night work. Phone s-s
YOUNG MAN bored with forced leisure.
is open to any proposition: am trained as
both pianist and cellist: can type. sell and
drive car. Have other experience that may
prove valuable. What have you? Call
Columbia O5S6.
| YOUNG MAN l2s). fair education and
new car. desires position with local hrm.
Will accept anything with q future. Ad-
dress Box 276-K. Star once. IT,
YOUNG MAN. drug store clerk. 4-years'
experience. local references. wants posi-
tion. Phone Russell e. Garrett. Met. S7S7.
| YOUNG MAN. h.-s grad. night law stu
| dent. desires position. runner in bank, gen.
| ONCE work; good typist; ref. Address
/ Box 313-K. Star once.
YOUNG MAN. legal education, with ex-
| perience in patent work. desires Job Of any
kind with future. Address Box AL Star
| ofice lSs
| YOUNG MAN. colored. wants Job as private
| chauffeur. Govt. reference; S25 weekly.
| Call Lincoln 5699-R after 5.
Evening star., 1936-01-16
HELP-DOMESTIC.


CoLoRED WOMAN. settled. for cooking.
nrstSnoor work. some laundry felectrtc
STAY nishs So Psone Wis 1rSm ssso
COUPLE. experienced; chauffeur. .houseman,
cook-general houseworker; no laundry: 18
miles from Washineton; every convenience.
Giye reference in application. Address Box
109-K. Star ONCE.
GENERAL HoUsEWoRKER (white). good
cook; refs: help children, stay nights; S35
Q month. Apply 3108 Que st. NV.
GENERAL HOusEWORKER, plain cook.
ing for small family; reliable. honest and
pi NV. Phone cieSsisnd asii. SSH. ''nnA
GIRL, colored, for general housevork.
Must be good worker and have references.
Resn,.s ReSd salsTs. M 800 Bunker mi rd. Mt.
GIRL. colored. -living near 18th and Col
ta:m; "a; a;SE S4s e $50; sl4 per month. Phons
HOUSEKEEPER, white, Responsible; clean.
ing. cooking. laundry for g children; expe-
ssep a. rhone :SSS sss
WOMAN Experienced. 70 DO family. wash
Mass eood nsR VII" s.se
LOCAL references. Address BOX 26S-K. Star
WOMAN. colored. IS TO 35. for general
hoqsework; references; stay nights. 1905
upyhur ST. NV. Phone Adams 6446.
wOMAN-oeneral housekeeper fwhite).
middle ese: to live at home; references re.
ouired. Address Box 311-K. Star once. 1ss
WOMAN, settled. general housework, care
Of infant; parents employed; live In. 1925
Randolph st. NV.
Evening star., 1936-01-16
SITUATIONS-WOMEN.

ALTERATIONS. remodeline dresses, coats,
fine mending: excl shop exp; home or out;
low prices. Seamstress. Potomac 1887.
BooKKEEPER, cashier. typist. knowledge
work. leila copiey. Decatur 527s.
BoOKKEEPER. first-class d. e. executive
ability good correspondent. dependable;
reasonable salary. Address Box 3O2-K,
Star once l7'
COLLEGE GRADUATE, 90 attending day
room and board by tutoring. caring for
children. acting as companion or assisting
With lisht household duties. Phone Ma
DENTAL HYGTENIsT and assistant, ex-
perienced. Phone Adams 2260. 16.
GIRL capable. desires position as p. B. K.
operator. Call Thursday evening. North
GOOD TYPIsT wants once work. answer
ing telephone. etc. Phone Atlantic 0553.
capable. refined lady; excellent city refs.
Address Box 321 *. Star once.
NURSE practical-Place wanted as COM
panion nurse to elderly person; best Of
teats addess Box ss4nk once
p. B. K. OPERATOR desires immediate
employment; some experience In typing
and general once work: neat appearance.
age %. Address Box 320-K. Star once.
PRACTICAL NURSE take care home pa :
cases. Mrs, Eva Knitter 1903 C St; sc.
Phone Lincoln OIL. 16'
sTENOGRAPHIc STUDENT desires work
after $3.50 for experience. Address Box
25s-K. Star once.
s.:ss2s SxRss1 .sss ss9sFs
WOMAN. white elderly. capable honest,
wants housekeeping for employed couple.
Phone Clarendon 63S-R. IT.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

DOWNTOWN-LARGE. TWIN-BED STU
dio. kitchen: S35 Rooming house for
sale; nets Sl0O. 1920 Eye NV. Apt. 2.s
-17IpV DE SALES ST. NV, OPP MAY.
flower Hotel third h.-2 rms. kit. bath.
Frigidaire; gas, elec. incl: $50. No linens.
Adults; ref. 25'
Evening star., 1936-01-16
HELP-MEN.

Lost and Found Advertisements
may be found on page ALL.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

APARTMENTS-U
Quiet bldg. continuous switchboard. ele..
vator service; refrig. and gas free: unusual
apt, 3 large, outside rms. large Kit. bath.
closets. foyer; immed occupancy; $50.
and bath in new detached house; privats
entrance, hot water; adults.
l44l HARVARD ST. NV ROOMS.
kit: and bath. Resident manager. Adults.
THE ARGONNE. 1929 COLUMBIA RD.
N.W.-3 bed rooms living room, dining
room reception hall kitchen and baths;
3 exposures. elec: refrigeration; reasonable
rental. See resident manager.
Hospital rooms. kit. and private bath
with shower: private entrance. first noor:
gas. cleo. heat, FriEidaire included
DeGRAsssE, APIS; Ill R. AVE; NV.
kitchen. bath; wood-burning fireplace; All;
electric kitchen; S55. Government ofneial
transferred will sell furniture reasonably.
4 ROOMS, KIT. BATH; ELEc.;; REF;
NV Phone Columbia 1915.
TAKOMA Park ROOMS, SLEEPING
porch. tiled bath. fireplace. heat. water:
FIRST door: 3 months old; s67.6o. Phone
eeption hall Eitchen. bath with shower.
screened porch; completely redecorsted;
floors reinished, new stove. Rent includss
gas and elec. Elevator bldg. Available
Immediately. See resident manager. $500
New Hampshire ave. NV.
1743 18th 81, So FooMs; BATH
frigerstion iurn.; $3.50. Atlantic 4750.
17s
TAKOMA-2 ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH:
heat. gas, electricity included: reasonable.
Phone Shepherd 3432.
3 ROOMS. LOVELY MODERN KITCHEN.
private bath, Electrolux; c.h.w.. heat. light
furnished; entire second foor: employed
couple preferred: adults. 1872 Bay SC. Sc.
ban. dinette and porch; $6b. =
BRObIE q COLBERT, NC,
1907 Eye B. NV. National 1915.
$40 LoNGFELLoW ST. .N.w.-LARdE
front rm, kitchen. tncfuding gas, heat.
elec.; adults; rent reasonAble.
(Continusd on Next Hses.)
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTATION.

MUSICAL INSTRUMENTATION.
PIANOS, players and radios; new lot: must
be SOLD for storage charles; excellent con-
dition: great reductions Smiths Transfer
4 Storage Co.. 1913 You st. NV. Phone
North 3343.
PIANOS at pre-inventory prices. are now
offered in new and slightly used grands
5 to ~ octaves from $3.50 up These in
strumentS can be rented and six months
for Hardmsn srands and uprights, used
by the Metropolitan Opera Co. for l5
years-1al1-1926 Also Schiller Sho-
ninger. Bradbury Harrinston and Jessie
French uprights and grands Grands and
uprights for rent. Hugo Worch. lilo G.
Established 1879
Evening star., 1936-01-16

COMPLETE ANTIQUE FURNISHINGS
Living room. dining room. large bed room,
kitchen and bath; shorter or longer period
Evening star., 1936-01-16
HELP-MEN.
(Continued.)

tNOhtlnuGu.1
YouNG MAN between ;sn .. g and 49, wita
very good proposition for hustler. See
YOUNG MAN as assistant to manager Of
sSe so compose own istters
preferred. State fun aualihcations; expe.
Box f'ea's; ss5.K, * Sta Star Once, Once -
CAB DRIVERS,
Get our proposition on new 1885 cabs
Union Taxicab Assoc 220 Mass Ave. NV.
SALESMAN-BUILDING
PRODUCTS.
Want experienced m an &C
quainted with builders of homes
and apartments; salary and
bonus. Phone William S. Gra-
ham, Metropolitan 1868, for ap-
pointment.
WANTED-Experienced oil
burner statesmen; fullest CO.
operation. Apply 10 to IL,
$3.50 to 4:30, personnel office,
9Th floor, PALAIS ROYAL,
1lCn ana " SCS. INV.
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
MAN AND WIFE. to work by the month on
:}5O-acre farm: will be given 4-room house.
garden salary and bonus at end of year.
See E. C. Roby. Mattaponi Farm. Groom.
Md about miles from Upper Marlboro.
WANTED-SALESMEN.
SALESMAN hish-class, for laundry route.
Address Box 317-K. Star once.
SALESMAN experienced contacting retail
food merchants: complete line OF store
equipment; knowledge of store layout or
commercial refrigeration helpful: unusual
for aggressive man. Call North 1876. TO
Il pm. for appointment. IL
SPECIALITY SALESMAN, preferably one
who knows builders hardware. to sell sew
Nominal drawing account against liberal
commission. For consideration give full
information regarding yourself. Address
Box l51-K Star once
Evening star., 1936-01-16

YOUNG GOVERNMENT CLERK vents
rooms with cultured family, in Wesley
Heights or similar northwest section; meals
optional. Address Box 2s0-K. Star once.
17s
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WANTED-ROOMS.

Single and double rooms; best meals:
fresh vegetables; homemade desserts.
Evening star., 1936-01-16

REFINED YOUNG LADY TO SHARE /.
room, kit, apt Claridge Hotel. 500 Conn.
ave. Call to 10. Met. 1885 Apt, l0-C.
1sOS KALORAMA RD. N.w-LARGE BED
living room kitchen: running water large
closets. semi-private bath. Reasonable,
ARGYLE. APT los. 18th AND PARK RD.
On Mt. Pleasant car line. Large. front.
bed-living room with inclosed sleeping
porch; kitchen PRIVILEGES; in apt. with
young couple; S35 per month.
YOUNG LADY SHARE APT. GOVERN.
ment worker preferred; near Capitol,
Phone Atlantic 4240. Apt. 202. IL
ROOMS, KITCHEN FURNISHED; MAID
service. electricity. telephone. Immediate
possession. 1885 R st. NV. Apt. 90. $50.
Evening star., 1936-01-16

1871 10th ST NV, Apt. 4-Clean. warm.
attractive room: southern exposure. won
Gerful bed; excellent neighborhood. $50
rin &OS dniihle
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ROOMS AND BOARD.


l706 18th ST. N.w.-Nevly furnished.
large front room, walking distance: excel.
lent meals. suitable for two or three Also
young man TO share room Reasonaole.
with semi private bath for men; also !
oouole room; excellent meals.
1915 10th ST. .NW.-Gentlemen preferred:
nysSsnSies n.sa1, fer four; reasonable rates Phone
21l1 10th ST. Nw-2 single rooms; ex.
cellent meals. Phone Decatur 0343. 19.
20I6- 18th ST. N.W-Corner house: large
2nd-noo front room; $40 each for two,
1875 teiose in)-Large liyins-bed room,
private bath, for two or three; excellent
meals. Vacancy for young man. $3.50.
2144 WYOMING AVE, N.W-weli-fur.
6rsaEfast S0 dinner. @ Prone Gsa potomsc s $3.50:
1913, VT. AVE. Nw,-Rear basement; |:
2 gentlemen: s76o weekly.
1870 cALIFoRNIA ST, Nw.-sinEle
meals: S35. Phone Potomac 5s37.
DUPONT CLUB. 1928 10Th ST. NV:
Sa. ssnisl Phone el9Heaseo Nerts so4s. meals con-
17Qs y r.. AVE. NV, tnear, Dupont Cir
cle)--Double semi-private bath; single.
next bath: meals under dietitian.
DOWNTOWN SECTION. SIS 10th st. NV;
location: slo week. Metfopolitan 5000.
2241 WISCONSIN AvE.-Beautifuiiy fur
nished room suitable gentlemen: finest
double room; private bath with these bach
elor quarters; private family; reasonable.
Phone Emerson O1s5.
1895 LAMONT ST; N.W.LNice double
also single room; excellent meals.
EXCLUSIVE HOME for gentlemen who can
| appreciate real home comfort and cuisine.
For appointment call Wisconsin 3055. 16s
Il Z MI ~ n
front double room. newly furn; bus, car
service: excellent meals. Georgia SAL.
1925 COL RID. NW.-Nice front room,
twin beds; reasonable; use of phone; home
| cooked meals.
THE MENDOZA 2aa0 goth St. Apt. 81
Beautiful. large. south room; twin beds;
excellent meals; private family: also single.
T1LDEN GARDENS 1900 Conn. ave
tHyeiy tsyaisnG r9og f9r two. with meals Phone
DUPONT CIRCLE 1744 st-Vacancies
for, refined people: plenty OF heat and hot
water. Well-balanced meals.
1887 R ST Nw.-Lovely front. room for
three three CLOSETS Ss Also vacancy for one or
southern exposure 3 windows: near bath:
hot-water heat: excellent meals.
1752-54-56 QUE NV.
Single and double rooms; best meals:
fresh vegetables; homemade desserts.
WANTED-ROOMS.
YOUNG GOVERNMENT CLERK wants
rooms with cultured family in Wesley
\ Heights or similar northwest section; meals
optional. Address Box 260-K. Star once.
| IL
WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.
LARGE unfurnished room private home
monthly. Address Box COAX. Star once.
or apt, central location. two ladies; $50
MOVING, PACKING AND STORAGE.
ANDERSON VAN SERVICE. IIth AND
N. Y. ave. National 1870. Special rates
all cities: N Y Boston. Chicaso Fla. Tex.
Evening star., 1936-01-16

Cllcle near Conn ave. and N ST. rooms.
kitchen bath. open fireplace Can be les ased
by the month at S1O0 per month. 1905
18th 81. NV. Call Mr.. Boro.
RANDALL H HAGNER g. CO.. INC.
1901 Cam n Decatur gE00
Evening star., 1936-01-16
410T CONN. AVE

4IUI IONN. I'VE. =.
An unusually desirable 4-room and bath
apt. with 3 exposures. attractively fur
nished; available at once: electric Tefrlger-
alton. elevator and switchboard service:
carpeted corridors. beautiful lobby. Resi-
dent manager.