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The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-06-15
New Deal Power
Plan Said Trend
To Conectivism
Viewed by Liberty League
as Opening Wedge for
Industry's Specialization

WASHINGTON, June Is. (UP)
The American Liberty League last
night issued a pamphlet warning
that the New Deals "steps toward
specialization of the electric power
industry" indicate what may hap
pen to other industries.
"The movement toward social
ization of the electric power in
dustry is an attack upon the
American system of government"
the league asserted. "Its support
comes from those who would
abandon our institutions in favor
of some form of collectivism.
SIN the interest of the preser-
walton of the American system
the trend should be checked. The
steps toward specialization of the
electric power industry, already
taken in an unbeliavably short
space of time, bear witness to
what may be imminent in other
industries if present policies are
continued" .
The pamphlet said New Deal
reference to flood control and
navigation are a "sham" since the
iva will permanently flood twice
as much area "as ever has been
affected" by floods in the region.
As for navigation, the league said
the area had plenty of railroads
and concrete highways for trans
port. >,
"The conclusion is unavoidable
that the motive overshadowing all
others in these various govern
ment projects, which for constitu-
tional reasons are linked to flood
control or navigation, is to put
the government into the power
business on a scale sufficient to
destroy private industry" the
league said.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-06-15

tivities as Shakespeare said IN
Macbeth: "But yet I'll make assur-
ance doubly sure" =,
The attendance prize at the
morning session was won by A. r..
Francis of Atlanta.
Registration at noon today was
SLIGHTLY less than $50 and addi-
tional registrations were being
made. :. .,.
This afternoon ladies attending
the convention will take a drive
to Chimney Rock and be guests at
a tea there and a golf tourna-
ment for agents will be played at
the Hendersonville off and Coun-
try club.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-06-15
MEMS CLUB WILL
MEET TUESDAY EVE

The Presbyterian Church Mems
club will hold its regular monthly
meeting Tuesday evening at the
church house.
Supper will be served at 7:3o
O'Clock and Supt. F. NJ. Waters
will have charge of the program:
All men of the church are urged
to attend.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-06-15
RATE Moody Home
Is Lost By Fire

Fire last night about 9 o'clock
completely destroyed the home of
Rafe Moody, located just off the
Osceola Lake road, and outside
the city limits.
The origin of the blaze was I'M
determined. Members of the fam
lily were at church when the fire
started and little of the furnish
ings were saved.
The fire department answered
the call, but water was not avail
able. A bucket brigade was instru-
mental in saving the barn, chick
en- coop, and other buildings.
It was understood today that
no insurance was carried on the
home.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-06-15

was carrying only $3.50 worth.
Police said they knew the iden-
tity of companies that insured
persons not aware that policies
had been taken out on them. Ben
eficiaries of these mystery poll
cies were sought on possible
fraud charges.
Meanwhile, investigators from
virtually all major insurance COM
panies in the nation joined IN the
growing probe. 1t was said that
before their investigation ends,
possibly several million dollars IN
insurance policies will be CANCEL
ed in this area.
Originally, the investigation
conferred in nearby Ludlow and
Chicopee, mill towns, and at In
dian Orchard. But last night 1t
spread to Deerfield, Hadley,
Northampton, Easthampton, Am
herst and Westhampton.
Officials said cases had come to
their attention of persons who
had died there during the past
few years. These persons were
said to have been heavily insured,
but beneficiaries were not blood
relatives. The beneficiaries, po-
lice said, live at Ludlow.
1t was a routine inquest into
the death of a Ludlow mill work
er-Frank Halgas-that disclosed
the suspected racket. Halgas sup
posedly was killed by an autOmo-
bile near his home April 4. Trial
Judge George B. Haas Of Ludlow
found, however, that the victims
body contained so much poison
that it is apparent a serious
crime has been committed, which
calls for a most searching investi-
CATION"
Though earning only $40 to $22
per week in the mill, Halgas was
known to have carried $4,000 in
surance which was increased to
$4,000 by a double indemnity
clause.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-06-15
JUNIORS WILL MEET

The weekly meeting of the
Junior order will be held tonight
at eight o'clock at Woodman hall
on Main street. Councillor M. L..
Walker asks that all members be
present to take part in degree
work and in this transaction of
important business wifi h he
states will also come up.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-06-15
ONE MAN STRIKE

GRANADA, Spain, June d.
CUP)-The local snake charmer,
musical moor, staged one-man
strike yesterday for higher wages.
He demanded 80 cents more day
and won it. His original salary
was not known.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-06-15
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our thanks
to our neighbors and friends who
were so kind to us during the sick
ness and death of our, wife and
mother. We cannot find words to
express our gratitude to all who
stood by us so closely during our
tribulation.
Sherman Taylor and Family.
Flat Rock, n. G.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-06-15
LIVINGSTON BAND
AT HOTEL DANCE

Jimmy Livingston and his or
chestra will play for a dance at
the Skyland hotel on Wednesday
evening, beginning at $50.
The dance will be cabaret style.
The orchestra will also play for
the opening of Boyd Park on
Tuesday evening.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-06-15
[TURN FROM MEETING

| Es. Ningus Shipman, Worthy
! rVn Of the local Eastern Star
t.er. and Mesdames j. T. Hill,
T. Houston, H. A. Yeomans,
ELH. Reaben returned on Sat-
! ~ night from Winston-Salem.
he they attended a meeting of
Grand Chapter which began
HedneSday,
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-06-15
fpaANY GROUP TO
q ENERTAINED

IL Epiphany Group Of the
|arEs Auxiliary of st. James
fS9cal church will meet We'd
Eh7 as the guests of Mrs. E. r.
b., on the Brevard road. The
k:rs will meet at the home
Us Carrie Hughes at 1880
b and motor out for lunch
lrevious to the meeting.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-06-15
EERN STAR TO MEET

Jacksonville chapter No. 81,
J. s.. will meet tomorrow,
pay, evening at the Masonic
Al 5 o'clock. Reports will be
, from the meeting of the
Fl Chapter.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-06-15

Members A. E. F.-Get meas
ured now for a custom tailored
suit. Pay for il out of your bonus.
Lewis Dept. Store. 6-lz-3t
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-06-15
DRYS CARRY FIGHT
TO ENEMY'S CAMP
CONTINUED from page one)

toxicants within "a hours of a
scheduled flight. Violation of this
rule results in immediate dis
missal."
In an evening meeting at Con-
vention Hall, DR.. Charles C. Selec-
man, president of Southern Meth
odist University, Dallas, called at
tention to present period of de-
cadence"
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-06-15
ESQ N. E.. INSURANCE
MEN GATHER HERE

Continued from. page one)
out others, those who use finan-
cial duress, or those who use re-
lationship, to write business.
"a SYSTEM" he said, sis en-
ployed in bridge and in business.
Don't scramble your system, be-
cause if you do you will only con-
fuse your partner. Stick to the
orthodox system. Your partner is
the national association, and your
partner suffers for every false
lead or signal you make. Your
long and winning suit may be es-
tablished by honesty and fair
dealing"
Appointed to the resolutions
committee were Thomas Barber,
Winston-Salem, chairman; Charles
WE'LL, Greensboro, and Miss Bes-
sic Clayton, Greensboro.
On motion from the floor the
convention sent kilograms, re-
GREETING their absence to the fol-
lowing: Sam Ruffin, Raleigh; Col.
ESinsE w VaS1aci Greens6O ore,
James R. Young, Raleigh; W. b.
Merrimon, Greensboro; C. w.
Coghill, Raleigh; Joe S. Raine,
Lexington, KY, and Commission
er Boney.
STRENGTH SECOND ONLY
IN SOUTH TO TEXAS
In the report of Manager S. G.
Otstot of Raleigh, it was pointed
out that the association had gain
ed 81 new members and had al
most reached its maximum in
numerical strength, that it stood
eight in membership in the ma
tional association, second only to
Texas in the south, and that a
number of new local boards had
been organized.
B. Conway Taylor of Baltimore,
manager of the Baltimore branch
of the United States Fidelity and
Guaranty company, addressed the
convention on Partners in Evolu-
ton. Originally, he said, insur-
ance was divided into three parts:
the companies, the agents. and
the buyers. The agents and COM
panies as partners have accom-
plished much in the development
of ideas that the people are en-
titled to know. They began by
teaching and in teaching they
themselves learned.
Improvement in conditions IN
insurance is due in a measure TO
Improvement of general business
conditions, but more largely due
to an improvement of the offer.
ings of the agents. The type OF
property offered is the essential
of the perpetuity of insurance. ,
Life insurance companies could
easily be destroyed by generosity
and the same applies to all other
forms of insurance.
PUBLIC AT LAST is
SEEING BENEFITS
The public is at last visualizlng
the illimitable benefits of insur-
ance through the agents and the
agents are the logical propa-
gandists of insurance.
As the public learns what good
insurance will do, it will learn the
difference between good and bad
insurance. Do not be disquieted
by cut competition. Standard in
surance is what they need and de.
serve. The best contribution OF
the agents is to conduct their ac-
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-06-15
PERSONAL
PARAGRAPHS

Is Agnes Gale has returned
Ridgecrest, where she at
F. Baptist Student Union
Ference with LOO students.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1936-06-15
A.. c. r. McManaway
Society Editor
:. eS Before IL Noon
|tgIs,oRHOOD TEA

|. = L. Grey was hostess at
,,;rglv informal neighbor-
.,a Which she gave in COM
- two of her neighbors,
FL FL 1. Brown and Mrs. ]. A.
~ rho are at home for visits
law, It was a rose tea, a
Ian of roses being artistical-
- with some larkspur and
T5rsath here and there.
S,i5uaI cakes and sailed nuts
led with punch. Invited
nth MeSdames Brown and
/. bonoreeS. were Mesdames
Allen. Wiltshire Griffith, A.
1. q E. GriSwold, A. B. An
/. Misses Lillian Graham Al
|r',ip Flicker and the latter's
Miss Bertha Shook of
f.!rrs and the following close
4. NJ Mrs. Brown: Mesdames
r SosSamon and W. A.
1 and Misses Florence Jor-
RI Svretha SoSSamon.
|, SARGENT HONORED
&. Martha Sargent, whose
t:,,a 10 Mr.. Chas. B. Turner,
Fl; week will be an event of
interest. was extended an
|. st-ractive courtesy last eve
| Sv Mesdames Zeta B. Lentz
Lane Yates at the
Us cabin on the Chimney
/ mad. in the form of a picnic
4, Games were enjoyed later
ri;ts we're presented to the
Eject. The delightful affair
attended by a few close
rs of the honoree.
Us Va
MS OF INTEREST HERE
\ following dots cleaned from
Sunday Charlotte Observer
y Of interest here: DR.. j. NJ.
/; and Miss Catherine Wells,
S,m,er. S. c., spent several
IN the city and attended the
rage of Miss Josephine Dan
= and Calvin Wells Kuyken-
TDr. Wells assisting with the
Irony.-Mr. and Mrs. w. T.
\ and family leave tomorrow
.-erd the wedding of William
gsice. Jr.. to Miss Genevieve
,z1r. in Jacksonville, Fla, on
usiay.-MrS. Robert T. Dixon,
-ar!y Miss EStelle Nelson Of
.city, will give a tea on Wed
Isv afternoon and on Thurs
and she and Mr.. Dixon will
; for Blowing Rock where he
attend the Southern Textile
,ertion. - Miss Deane Van
bingham leaves on Friday for
lille where she will be Joined
, in the summer by her par
Nr. and Mrs. Ralph Van
bingham, who are abroad at
sg:.
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Continued on Next Pags.b
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ALABAMA. Apt. "O2, 1Ol5 st. NV
Front room with twin beds: for =. $50.
$40 22nd ST NV overlooking Massa-
chuSetts ave.-Beautiful large front room
suitable for two gentlemen: also single
room: reasonable
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dressing rm., kitchen complete, bath and
foyer; Frigidaire, gas and elec. furnished,
SOS. Columbia 1230. Ext BIB
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North Beach cottage July lS-Sept. l5.
wishes to rent bed room. Clean. attractive:
Near beach and restaurants, ~ week.
Address Mrs. Thomas. IL 9TH st. ne.
Lincoln niAh
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

pa, AVE. NV, Plaza-Large, airy
for 1 or 2; radio. unlimited phone.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


(Continued.)
1911 18th ST. N.W.-Two large. rooms,
ioor: gas. elec. incl: newly decorated;
elec., c.h.w. Included; S35. Apply 303
9TH st. sc.
1904 TALBOT ST. NE RMS. KrTCH-
en- and bath. Frtgidaire on the house S36.
GoLoREPsso 10th
ferred; reference. Call after 1 pm.
ROOMS-FUR. AND UNFUR.
SO RANDOLPH PL. NV. near North Cap
itol--2 or rooms. unfur. or furnished:
porch. phone. semi-oath: reas.; ADULTS.
42l3 ALABAMA AVE. SE.-3 large
rooms, suitable for Ink; garage; Frigid-
aire. Lincoln 59S5-W.
] OR . ROOMS. kitchen PRIVILEGES: ele-
vsator service. Apply Apt. A, 1868 Euclid
st. NV.
6l4 MORTON PL. NE furn, or un-
reas. rent.
1917 18th ST. NV.
Beautiful corner apt, 3 rms. kit. bath.
Prieidaire; s4o; ref. req. 13'
ROOMS-SUBURBAN.
COOL. quiet room, four windows. private
hath: for gentleman. Clarendon 6s-M.
MT. RAINIER. 3220 Beech st-Bright.
cheerful single furn: room SO southern ex-
5sI5 sHERRIER PL. NV furnished
loom and kitchen: large screened porch:
electricity included. Cleveland 1857.
1923 NORTH FILLMORE, Clarendon. Va.
adults: may prepare iisht meals, ciaren-
don 2509.
WOoDRIDGE-Furnis room with show
er: call after Monday. 1904 26th st. ne.
FAMILY OF 3 ADULTS will rent . choice
communicating rooms with private bath & to
large shaded house and grounds; on Lee
Highway, Va; Is minutes city; bus service;
board optional: $50. Walnut S717.
4O7 GARFIELD AVE. Hyattsville, Md
Room in private home. for couple: near
bus. stores. ETC. board optional.
DELIGHTFULLY."- cool furnished room,
semi-private bath: one block from bus; ga;
rage, unlimited phone: reasonable. Call
Greenwood 1143.
CLARENDON. Va. 9l6 N Highland St.
rooms and incloSed porch, furnished for
light housekeeping; electric refrigeration;
adults. Phone Clarendon 1923.
LYON VILLAGE Va. 1904 N Cleveland st.
surroundings; block Lee Highway.
CHEVY CHASE-Twin beds. porch. SIS
double. SIS single; 20 min. from down.
town. Wisconsin 2574-J.
LARGE airy rooms shady GROUNDS; bus at at
ll7-x. Star ONCE.
CHEVY CHASE. Md, IA W. Lenox St. 3
blocks c. c. Circle. l block Conn. ave
Room. SIS. Wisconsin 3476
LARGE sleeping room. could be used for
Ink; plenty windows and shade; SIS per
month; call after Sunday. Shepherd 2470-R
ONE FURNISHED at S24 one at SIC;
kitchen privileges and unlimited phone.
Walnut 1894. am. to : pm.
422S N GLEBE RD vA-Near Country
Club Grove. Clarendon 1S-F-4.
ARLINGTON COUNTY : Large. furnished
room cool and comfortable 81. C. r.
Bayley. Falls Church S56-F-n1. 12'
:iIsS KEY BLVD. Lyon Village. Va
Phone Clarendon 2431-J-Nicely furnished
room in new brick Colonial home; insula-
ton and all modern improvements: will
rent double or single: women; = blocks
from bus. 10c fare.
LEE HEIGHTS VA. 464l .:.rd I'd. north
Cool room. garage; ID minutes down
town. Clarendon 1:IS1-W.
= DOUBLE ROOMS-Cool airy furnished
Oh bus line. 10 minutes from town. Call
Jackson lS9S-W.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.
Two rooms. garage priv. bath. use of
kitch.; cool location; Govt. employees. Wis.
1865. IT,
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CoLoRED. 1907 r ST. N.w-Two rooms.
built-in kitchen: couple; no children.
COLORED 329 st. n.c.--Sma]l room
for rent to man; nice. quiet; 81 week.
COLORED 1921 Oregon ave. n.w.-Large.
front room with large windows; nice and
cool. North s474.
COIORED. 5I1 2nd st. n.w-Clean. COM
Portable beds. with bath. for -enneo. en-
ployed women or men. Call S-4:3O. IA
COLORED. 11O1 Kenyon st. n.w.-Light
airy rooms. next bath; working couple
or gentleman.
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UNUSUALLY SPACIOUS LIVING ROOM
peo room kit, -dinette. tiled bath, gIassed-ln
polCn -nd n: no. and so. expos Attrsr-
tlVeiy Turn for 2-4 adults: ElectrollIx ga
eiec.. refrigeration free. MERRILL. 1871
Farmont St NV -OA
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ROOMS-ATLANTIC CITY, NJ.
ROOMS AND BOARD.

front room: also single room
private family: Chelsea sectioni gentiles,
week or month
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ROOMS-UNFURNISHED.

1923 H ST NW-Two large rooms. suit
able for studios: reas. Lincoln 1852.
liter pm.
1901 SOUTH CAPITOL ST-5 rooms.
D. @. s. store same address.
$50 ST. NE rooms. kitchen. private
bath: near car line.
NEAR SOLDIERS HOME-3 cool. outside
rooms; kitchen and private bath: includ:
ing heat. gas. electricity, Frigidaire and
telephone; employed Gentle adults only.
4412 Sd ST. NV.
1880 NV APT 326-Larse COAX
1712) unfurnished room with western ex-
posure in apt. with young couple.
1928 RrTTENHoUsE ST. N.W.--Master
bed room, private bath: reasonable to de.
sirable person; breakfast available. Geo.
1895.
1928 18th ST. large, beautiful. cool
rooms: maid service; private bath; very
l72O M ST. N.W.-small; running water
and Anil; on dret 1ooy; e12 month.
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44"6 KANSAS AVE NW-Nicely fur
nlshcd room, private. family. for gentle
man: car and bus: ST.
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1913 MONROE ST NV OR Q RMS
kitchenette bath, screened sleeping norcb
so. expos; adults, transient or permanent.
43s NEW JERSEY AVE. SE-TWO
!aIge rooms. Kitchen and private bath; Srd
moor: adults only.
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PEIWORTH. 3Sl2 Sth St. nw-Large
newly furnished room, adjoining screened
SIS per month; private family. Colum-
hla SPIEL
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WANTED-SUB. RMS. AND BOARD.

YOUNG MAN desires room, board, in
nearby northern Maryland; fresh vege-
tables Address Box 474-v Star office.
sos ARUNDEL AVE. Hyattsville. Md, 20
min. to center of city: room. board, trans
portatlon and laundry; new. private home
for refined gentleman with ref; reaS.
Greenwood $50
NEARBY VIRGINIA.
Lovely cool room and board to two young
men or couple: private home-no other
roomers; southern cooking; home priyi-
leges: transportation If desired: 10 min
uteS from downtown Washington.
INQUIRE VA. REALTY CO.
Arlington Ridge Va. Phone Ridge 66.
BOARDERS t2D; refined private country
home. 20 miles from Washington; free
transportation for commuters; SIS per
week. Address Box 62-V. Star ONCE
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CLUB. in private.
cool home with plenty of shade trees. in
exclusive section OF Chevy Chase, Nc.
Wisconsin 1866.
IN LOVELY HOME. for young employed
lady. between 23 and 20; very reasonable;
comuanionship desired; references required.
Address Box 41-V. Star oflce.
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ATTRACTIVE ROOM in youne working
couple's apartment. Call North 554O-J
COOL AIRY ROOM for gentlemen:
clean. quiet: board if desired Phone Adams
4 5tSs after :. pm
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ATTRACTIVE room. spacious ground.
fine detached home. upper 10th St. with
or without board: young people; no chill
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1909 G ST. S.E.-Large room. adjoining
bath; ch.w.. unlimited phone; gentlemen.
1115 18th ST. NV New Berne Apt. 3
Nicely furnished room; private bath;
or = gentlemen; references.
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VALLEY VISTA-Large. beautiful room
overlooking park; business couple prefer
red; kitchen if desired Dec. 5000. Ext 602.
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SUBURBAN BOARD.

Is FUsTING AVE. catonsville. Md
House in the Pine" es"-Convalescent Home
Nervous. aged invalids. parslytics rest
cure; terms moderate. Miss Mildred Carter.
Phone CatonSNille l341
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1880 MASS AVE. NV. Apt 3o-Nicely
furnished. comfortable room. suitable ] or
y: two closets
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1752-54-56 QUE ST. NV.
Desirable single. double: comfortable
beds: board optional 13"
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1907 KENYON NV. NEAR ROCK
Creek-Cool. quiet; 2 large rooms kitchen.
bath; refrigeration; garage; reasonable:
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LARGE front room. private bath shower
for two gentlemen. in private detached
home; exclusive residential NV section;
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CLEVELAND PARK-COOL-DESIR
Beautifully furnished master bed room
private bath garage and telephone. Call
Adams DSo5
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LARGE double ROOM private bath; can
be appreciated only by use. General Utili-
ties Bureau. the Wyoming. North Las.
1905 10th ST NW-Large south front
room; running water; windows; near
shower bath suitable for 3 men.
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1888 CALVERT sT.-FoUR ROOMS,
every convenience: well suited for pro-
fessional once or residence; refined adults
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DUPONT CIRCLE The Toronto-Attrac-
tive large room adjoining bath: Govern
ment woman preferred. North 0106, Ext -.
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3429 HoLMEAD PL. NV. = Beautiful
rooms private family: large front room
for . or > Adams $3.50
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1446 N N.W-Two BRIGHT OUTSIDE
rooms, large closet. kitchen. bath; well fur
nished. ami. clean and quiet. 10
1918 IRVING ST. NW.-LIV1NG RM,
bed room, kitchen. bath; entirely fur,
nished except linen; including elec. ana
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CHEVY CHASE. MD
ROOMS-OUT OF TOWN.

Two rooms garage priv. bath. use of
kitch: cool location; Govt. employees. Wis.
:tStiS. l.s
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APARTMENTs-FURNIsHED.

Basement apt. 81 week; sleeping room, SIS.
THE MENDOZA, 222O 10th ST. NV
Slx-room apt. completely furnished for
housekeeping; three exposures; Summer
rates. Pot. 377S.
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I476 CLIFTON NV RMS KrT-- Ard
n, SS wk;; i large front rm., 2nd 4 -
Wk. Gentleman pFeferred 49, -
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-02-28

F. A. Springer.

Matcino srdce prorazene hreby
z~aslouzf 81 m1sta v nebi =
"a lasku a bolest, dlouhe noel
p~roplakane bez pomoci.
Lampicko }blikava, ty dobre Wis,
nebof vsechny vzdechy prosvitis,
jak hodiny Sc vlekou nez Pride rano
a jak boil, je-li ztroskotano.
Listonosi zdlouhavy, ty take Wis,
nebot zal a radost ~roznasfs,
kdo nejdele cekal ma jedno slovo,
jez svetn1ci by osvetlilo.
Ty srdce videI's jak cervene RAINY,
jez nejsou nikym obvazany,
protoze synove jak bludnf ptaci
k prfstav1m Sc zTfdka vracf -.
(Ze sblrky "Us