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Evening star., 1936-08-29
By B. Mel Smith.

lawfully efficient" Cam spoke
softly. Turn out the work. Go right
up the little old ladder of success"
"Cam!" Mary whispered.
Harvey wet his lips. She worshiped
the crazy fool. Maybe she'd get up
and come between them. Why didn't
she move instead of just sit there,
staring as If she'd seen ghost.
Cam shut the door with his left
hand without turning and leaned
against it, his right hand still in his
pocket, motionless. Harvey tried to
look natural, tried to grin, but the
muscles in his face wouldn't work.
Why didn't somebody come in. so the
police could be notified. If the boss
didn't hurry he'd find dead ac-
countant. Dead! 1t was CHASTITY.
Hes dumb with Joy" Cam said.
who would have thought it?"
X
DEAD! Or out there. inside those
~ gray walls. Coarse food and
cloths. Herded from one place to
another with a gang of criminals.
Stared at by visitors -.
If he could only wipe the sweat
from his forehead, but he didn't dare.
He wet his lips again. Don't shoot.
Cam! And don't send me-out there.
I'll sign a-confesSion, If you'll let
me CO."
How nice" Cam said quietly. $50
he's going to talk. Well" he looked
at Harvey thoughtfully. 'if I let you
60 I've got to repay the money you
stole, so-if the boss comes in he
needn't know till afterward. Take 1t
down, Mary
Harvey told just how he'd done it.
After all, it was pretty clever. Well
it was a big world and he'd always
wanted to see more of it.. 1t wouldn't
be so bad; he wouldn't be sap enough
to get caught. He'd always been a
quick thinker. There, he'd signed 1t.
The room was still as he crossed to
get his hat Footsteps in the hall.
Heavy footsteps. The boss. He was
coming and-the boss still believed
that Harvey Miller was an uollesI
man. Yes-Harvey was one quick
thinker. He faced about, his hands
high in the air as the boss opened
the door.
THE big man stared from one to
the other. What the hell"
Read that signed confession that
he's holding!" Harvey cried. I was
forced to sign that at the point OF
his gum"
The boss turned to Cam. looked him
over from head to foot. Il would
have bet my last dollar on you. Hand
over that gun!'
Cam hesitated and his face red
dened. well, you see, after you got
nv sentence suspended I came back
to 90 to work and didn't think Ia
have time to stop for lunch, SO l
brought this" he said as he lifted his
hand from his pocket and laid sand
wich in the extended palm.
(Copyright. 1880
Evening star., 1936-08-29
WANTED-SALESMEN.

AN UNUSUAL SALES opportunity, building
material product. is available for high
grade man. willing to give his best efforts
commensurate with earnings. Compensa-
tion, straight commission. payable weekly
when earned on all business from ex-
elusive territory: Ability to secure new
dealer and jobbing accounts desirable
dress Box 271-C. Star once.
GOOD OPPORTUNITY for right man to
sell electrical appliances, oil burners and
furniture: salary and commission. sos II
st. ne.
statesmen AND sALEsWOMEN for D. c..
Hagerstown, Md. and Winchester, Va,
selling sensational new insect extermina-
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foot Co. Commission basis. Write Box
1884. Baltimore, Nd, stating qualifications
and phone number.
WE have Q place on our sales force for 2
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to work need apply; this is an opportunity
Tor the right men interviews to Pm.
ITO St. NV,
Evening star., 1936-08-29
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.

BY LILLIAN COA AIHEI.
"HIS year the cicadas again maoe
their l7-year visit. There Is no
doubt that people in the North
L eastern part Of the United
States became more interested in the
cicadas than ever before, even though
the number of them was not so great.
Each appearance of these under
Ground hermits sees their end nearer
Thousands and thousands OF tree
lovers went after these fellows with
vengeance in their eyes, and what
they did toward the next appearance
of the cicadas will be in evidence in
1853.
The newspapers gave the under
ground folks too much publicity. The
birds had been given the keys to
the city, and many a one gorged him.
self on the tender meat of the re-
Gently emerged cicada. There were
enraged tree owners who viewed their
property with dismay, the burnt
branches showing viWdly where the
mother cicada had girdled the twig
in order to place her eggs within the
shallow cradle she had constructed.
Experts advised the burning of these
branches. Any eggs that were slow
in Matching were destroyed.
The cicada really does very little
damage. The few twigs that are de-
stroyed are not missed by the tree.
There were few trees that had heavy
visit9 ton.
A Jew weeks after the eggs are laid,
the strange, antlike larva matches, and
though he tumbles from some height,
he soon RECEIVERS from the shock. His
one desire is to seek tiny crevice
In the soil into which he can dig out
Of sight.
His first apartment is naturally very
small. His hallway leads toward some
rootlet and here alone he gradually
works down. For nearly II years his
trek is downward. He moves slowly and
does not take on much size. He molts
four times. The first change Of clothes
is when he is 1S months old, the next
time two years later, the third after
three more years roll around, and the
fourth before the engineer assumes
the so-called pupa1 stage.
The anterior legs are more like the
biting jaws of insects in form, and
are used mainly for digging and also
for hauling away the accumulated dirt
that collects during excavating periods.
Then comes the call to ascend. AS
the trek has been downward all these
years, the one toward the earth's
surface will bring the traveller up
somewhere close to where he went
In II years ago, providing there are
still open places. If prolonged wet
spell occurs or even heavy downpour,
Just prior to the day of the debut,
small mud turrets will be constructed,
and from the rim of each, the first
clear day, will tumble the cicada.
The most vital thing, now, to this
fellow Is to fasten his claw-tipped feet
Evening star., 1936-08-29
PLANES AID LEMKE {
IN WIDE CAMPAIGN
Union Party Leader in Midst
of 30,000-MiIe Tour
of Nation.
By the Associated Press.

ny tnG Associated rIeSo.
CHICAGO, August 29.-William
Lemke, the North Dakota Repre-
sentative who heads the Union party
ticket, today was in the midst of a
swift stumping schedule that was
calculated to cover approximately
10000 miles by air.
Terming Lemke the "1yingest" presi-
Dental candidate in history, his CAM
paign manager, John Nystul, said he
had already Travelled $4,000 miles by
plane and would fly from $4,000 to
10000 more before the November elec-
ton. Lemke uses trains when he can,
about half the time.
With q L. ,400-nile flight from Kansas
to Boston yesterday. Lemke quickly
switched his campaign from the Mid
die Western prairies to New England.
He spoke Thursday night in Merriam.
Kans., and last night in Worcester.
Mass.
After a quick tour in the East, he
planned to fly to the West Coast.
Evening star., 1936-08-29
Natures Children
Cicada.

into something that will bear the
strain of his efforts to extricate him.
self from his old earth clothes.
If YOU had watched one of them try
to make the change, and observed how
beautiful the ivory-tinted creature
was, with the bright red eyes. as it
managed to creep out, with exquisite
wings shimmering in the sunlight,
and the way air was taken into the
veins and body, you would have felt
Evening star., 1936-08-29
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

HOTELS CALL FOR TRAINED MEN.
Good positions for trained people in
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restaurants clubs schools and institutions
being built from coast TO coast mean In
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ing. Previous experience proved unneces-
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Lewis graduates. both young and mature.
winning success. Quick promotion. tne
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ayers.
Get into this fast-growing field and en-
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Free book gives details. Call. telephone
or write for 1t NOW
LEWIS HOTEL TRAINING SCHOOLS.
Desk 9036. Pa. Ave. at 23rd NV.
Telephone West 2l92). Wash. D. C.
Evening star., 1936-08-29
SALE-MIsCELLANEOUS.

OPPORIUNITY FOR SOME ONE INTER-
EHTED IN FURNISHING TOURlST
INN. WAITING ROOM LCBBY, ETC.
DUE TO REFCRNISHING OUR SHOW
ROOMS WE HAVE AVAILABLE FOLLOW
ING DESIRABLE ITEMS AT REASONABLE
rug. Oriental, 12x1s,.
] davenport. Chesterfield" brown mo-
,.s. settees, walnut finish. cane seat and
table. "Grimsthorpe walnut. 66"x32".
/ table walnut fnish. s6'x34"
/ table small. walnut. hand carved.
chairs, "Granthum." high back, 1tal-
ian oak. covered with tapestry. in petit
chairs "Arno." high back italian oak.
covered with wool tapestry. in petit point
design.
1 chair. brown mohair, overstufied.
! chair. overstuffed. blue friezette
I chair. arm. walnut finish. cane seat
9 chairs walnut finish. cane seat and
back.
sets drapes and valances. windows.
brown velvet. 10' long.
pads. seat. ] large. 2 small,
torches. wrought iron.
May be seen at once OF Ford Motor Com
pany. No. I Prsnklin St. Alexandria. Va.
Evening star., 1936-08-29

MARY!
It had been a bright thought to
kill two birds with one stone-gather
q little nest egg and get rid of Cam
with the same motion. A few figures
had done the trick; or rather, parts
of fgures-ones into sevenS, zeros
into skies. 1t had been dead easy!
When Cams year was up he could
be staked to a nice little business OF
some kind. 1t would be pretty hard
for him to get job.
The telephone in the private office
rang and Mary rose from her desk
to answer it, then remembered that
the door was locked because the boss
hadn't come in yet. She went to the
window and stared out over the bay
where the lifting fog revealed, in the
distance, the gray walls of San Quen-
tin. Her face twisted suddenly and
she leaned her head against the sill.
IT can't bear it," she sobbed. Just
think of Cam being shut up out
there!"
HARVEY put his arm around hef
- and her nearness thrilled him;
1t was the first time he had been so
close to her. He would console her
that would pave the way for the rest
It wouldn't take long, few weeks at
most. They'd get married and have
a youngster right away. That would
hold her. make her cut loose from
Cam entirely.
Don't cry. Mary" he said tenderly.
"A year isn't so long. It's not bad
over there. They're really pretty
decent to the prisoners!"
She leaned against him, as she had
leaned against the window sill, Imply,
for support. Harvey's pulses quick
ened. II she tainted, as she did yes
terday when Cam was sentenced :.
Poor little girl! She really felt bad,
but she'd get over it. And-he'd be
there to catch her on the rebound!
But he didn't do it," she moaned.
"I don't want him to go!"
TRY not to think of it, Mary"
Harvey soothed. you know we've
got a lot of work to do that piled up
during the trial"
She turned away and went back
to her desk; her hands moved in
slow, blind motions as she uncovered
her typewriter. "I don't think I can
stand it here without Cam!" She
drew a sobbing breath. He looked
so white and so-all alone when they
said he was guilty!"
Harvey scowled at her forlorn back.
She was carrying the thing too far!
He'd have to let her know that he
was boss now.
II feel bad. too. Mary, but we've got
to snap out of it. We -"
1T don't like the tone of your voice!'
The words came from the open door
way.
HARvEY's gaze dragged slowly up
- ward, reluctant to confirm what
Evening star., 1936-08-29
MAN LOSING BATTLE
TO KEEP PARK LAND
First Round in Legal Fight Ends
in Trespass Charge Against
Mountaineer,
Nv the Asse ciated Press

BY the Asse ciated Press.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, August 90
Pharis Trentham. iron-jawed noun
taineer, lost his first legal battle yes
terday with the Government over a
small but valuable tract of land in the
Great Smoky Mountains National Park.
United States Commissioner j. Pike
Powers bound Trentham over to
Federal District Court on a charge of
trespassing on the approximately eight
acres of land both the Government
and the mountaineer and his three
brothers claim.
The commissioner acted reluctant
ly,' allowing Trentham to post his
own $3.50 bond.
Trentham said well fight on in the
next court. I know it's our property"
Evening star., 1936-08-29
THE stream of
- life, Harvey
hiIIar rndcrtod as

IHE Stream OF
- life. Harvey
Miller reflected as
he stood by the
office win d o W
watching the play
OF light on Mary's
hair. could often
be guided into the
proper channels.
And a man could
then take what
was his due-the
love of a girl like
Mary and buSi-
ness success. Some
times, of course,
1t was necessary
to step from the
beaten path to do
1t, but small de-
Elections could be
made up later on;
much more than
made up. What a
sap he would have
been to let Cam
walk away with
Evening star., 1936-08-29
WANT SECOND WORKER
IN DIESEL LOCOMOTIVES
Brotherhood Locals Will Garry
Proposition to Railroad
Executives.
Ry the Associated Press.

Ry the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, August 29-The Broth
erhood Of Locomotive Firemen and
Enginemen launched a campaign to-
day to place second employe in the
cabs Of 400 Diesel-powered switching
locomotives, which the union declared
were now operated by only one man.
The executive council, at the end Of
a four day conference, announced yes
terday that the proposition would be
carried to railroad executives by the
brotherhood locals.
d. B. Robertson, president of the
union, said Diesel-powered passenger
locomotives employed f1remen's help
ers and that the executive council
held both an engineer and fireman
or fireman's helper should be en-
ployed on switch engines.
Evening star., 1936-08-29
AUTOMOBILE
SALES MANAGER

An unusual opportunity for
high-grade, experienced sales
manager to make connection
with one of Washington's Oldest
and largest popular-priced auto
mobile dealerships. Must be re-
liable and sober. Excellent SAL
ary. All replies held strictly con-
f1dential. State age and expert
ence. Address Box 273-C, Star
Office.
Evening star., 1936-08-29
UNBEATEN PATH
his ears had heard.

his ears had heard.
Cams voice! Cams
eyes-boring prob
ing. Cams right
hand in his coat
pocket that bulged.
Cam had sworn
that he'd find out
who had framed
him and when he
did--the guy would
have to take his
medicine.
harvey was Dig
ger than Cam,
heavier, but he
didn't dare move.
Cam had taken
the law into his
own hands; he
was always rant
ing about justice.
He'd escape d,
someway. And he'd
rather hang for
murder than do
time for something
- Isl~sk
Evening star., 1936-08-29
Scattered Education.

HELENA, Mont. tP.-Nine-year-
old Jack Alley, son of a wrestling
promoter, has attended schools in six
foreign countries and five of the
United States, to wit: New Zealand,
Australia, Hawaii, South Africa,
France, Canada and Hollywood,
Houston. Dallas. Kansas City, Chi
cago and New York City. He hopes
to settle here for an uninterrupted
year.
Evening star., 1936-08-29

you had witnessed a miracle-one
never to be forgotten.
In short time the cicada will be
seeking its mate. Only the males
have singing voices-but what q chorus
they had a few short weeks ago! They
did not need to practice to sing in
unison; the mighty roar was like that
Of many waters.
(Copyright. 1938.)
Evening star., 1936-08-29
HELP-MEN.
tCOntinued.)
TO A LIVE WIRE WHO WANTS
A LIFETIME JOB WITH
UNLIMITED OPPORTUNITY

UNLIMITED OPPORTUNITY.
WANTED BY SPECULATIVE HOME
WHO CAN TAKE FULL CHARGE OF ALL
CONSTRUCTION WORK. MUST BE EX-
PERIENCGD ESTIMATOR. PURCHASING
WORK HARD TO EARN GOOD MONEY.
APPLY SHAPIRO CONSTRUCTION CORP.
1920 X ST. NV.
FURNITURE FINS H ING
AND REPAIR MAN, EX-
PERIENCED; STEADY EN-
PLOYMENT; ALL REPLIES
CONFIDENTIAL. ADDRESS
BOX 93-D, STAR OFFICE.
Evening star., 1936-08-29
Much Whale Oil.

British and Scandinavian whale
fishers in the South Atlantic average
up to 10000 barrels Of whale oil in
q season.
Evening star., 1936-08-29
MUSICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

PIANOS cuitable for all occasions and at
prices consistent with real value McPhail
grand fine condition. S235: Hsines grand.
like new S265. made to sell for S3S5: Vose
upright. equal to new S65: Steinway up
right $40: Wurlitzer upright apartment
SIZE Sis: practice pianos from $50 UP.
and octave sizes Hugo Worch i110 O.
Est 1879
Evening star., 1936-08-29
CUT FLOWERS.

3 DOZEN BEAUTIFUL GLADIoLUs deliv-
sred H,ed, for 81. Helen tAf1eck. Box 231-A.
Evening star., 1936-08-29
SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.

COOKING. housework needed; reliable
servant. first-class German; $50: upstairs
room. Address Box 251-D. Star office. 81
GENERAL HOUSEWORK wanted; refined
family; experienced, reliable; $50; upstairs
room. Address Box 173-D. Star office. 81
GIRL. white. wishes position caring for
a child or to assist with light housework.
Reasonable. Address Box 229-D, Star
Office 3O'
GIRL, colored. neat. wishes work. maid in
hotel. cafe, private family; day or night.
Call Metropolitan 9017.
GIRL. colored desires general housework:
excellent reference; no Sundays. 123la
GIRL, colored. wants general housework.
plain cooking. full or part time; reference.
Decatur $3.50
MAID. hrst-class. wants morning work;
best OF references. Call North 656S.
MAID. cook. Rhw.; experienced colored
girl desires Job Ss per week. Met. s5l3.'
VA GIRL. colored. wants cooking. general
housework. Can give Wash. ref. Can
Pot 1869.
WIDOW. white. American, middle aged.
wants position as houSekeeper, ADULTS
September 1st. Phone North 5663.
WOMAN. colored wishes days work: best
reference. Potomac 2010-W.
Evening star., 1936-08-29
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

c,pr. Young; as stenographer or can do
Ssnsral office work.. Experienced. Address
genei al n star ONCE 3OA
% ADTTATE NURSE desires case Expe-
fenced. Call Col. $685..
sTENoGRAPHER. competent: would like
syps syter S pm. Address Box 2S4-D. Star
Evening star., 1936-08-29
CAMERA REPAIRS.

CAMERA REPAIRING
FULLER a. d'ALBERT INC.
$40 10th st. NV. Phone National zfiZ
Evening star., 1936-08-29
BOATS,

25-FT. CABIN CRUISER. fully equipped.
sleeps four; $500. Ask for Mr.. Hamilton.
Airpolt Yacht Basin.
20-FOOT OPEN BOAT. WITH PROPEL-
ler, shaft and gas tank installed; $50
cash. Rhode River. Marine Railway. near
Beverly Beach.
22-FOOT CABIN cRUIsER-star motor
Just overhauled and converted: perfect
condition: fully equipped: $3.50. Phone
Sunday am, Shepherd 3849-W.
2s-FOOT RICHARDSON CRUISER. years
equipped many extras bargain for less
than half II cost. Inspection by appoint-
ment. Lincoln 9540.
sPEEDBOAT-sacrifice for quick sale.
Gregory's Boat House 30'
Evening star., 1936-08-29
ACCOUNTANTS A

ACCOUNTANTS.
We have openings on our permanent
stan of auditors for q few young men
who have completed q regular accounting
course and desire to pursue q public ac-
counting career.
In applying for our application form,
kindly give your name. address and expe-
rience.
SPICER & REES
Certified Public Accountants.
National Press bldg
Evening star., 1936-08-29

SITIIATIONS-MEN AND WOMEN.
C0IIpTE experienced. mana sement apt.
~ Saofiing house: uon.eucumbered; refer.
Hstropoiitan III SOLO.
Evening star., 1936-08-29

4sO3 IOWA AVE. NW-Large. weIl-fur-
nished beds southern exposures; also
single room: reasonable; unlimited phone;
detached home. ami; gentlemen. Georgia
Evening star., 1936-08-29

1892 FAIRMONT ST. NW.-Double room:
running water; . large windows: twin
beds Simmons springs, Beauty Rest mat
tress; also room to share with young man.
254s 14th ST. NV, APT. 5-One large.
room; twin beds Phone Adams T32O
Evening star., 1936-08-29

CHEVY CHASE-Pleasant room; conven-
lent location on bus line, near Connec-
ticut ave. Emerson I414.
THE WOODLEY APIS. 1851 Columbia
rd.-Exceptionally attractive room in pri-
vate apt. Adams 343S-J.
Evening star., 1936-08-29

BLOCK FROM 18th AND COLUMBIA
I'd. Equipped delcatessen business; stock,
fixtures. wine and beer license: established
clientele; also modern apartment nhan axaliaedie
Beck. Potomac 593:.
GAS STATION. ( 8 pumps. @a0 good legation; @
RsGsay bnofeas ADDRESS Box s7c STAR
ROOMING OR BOARDING HOUsE-10
rooms, well furnished. all filled. good in
600 cash; becstu2 st269 1ssf sfrms sS
Size Size sox6s s0o7 Bunker Hin I'd. ne.
Lease to responsible part.
LOUIS H. HALL. REALTOR.
1904 Gath st. NE Potomac 6021.
MAMEDRrGks5 who pays Y Gssh f05 sHsd
LIN. Sebring. Fla. BOX 324.
WANTED, confectionery or variety, around
$1,000: half cash. balance terms; prefer
Box 273-D Star office.
WOULD LIKE TO RENT rooming house,
furnishes: 10 or IL rooms. Address Box
272-D. Star office. 3O'
BEST SERVICE STATION in Hyattsville;
$1,000; includes all equipment: now doing
fine business. Erwin Realty Co. Call Hy-
attsville 765.
RESTAURANT on Georgia ave. Beer and
wine license. Priced right for cash sale.
Owner has other interests requiring atten-
ton Established two and one-hah years.
Deal direct. save brokers' fee. Phone Co
lumbia 1019S. 30s
NEW DRINK sYRUP-Inventor needs
partner or associate with small amount
of capital. Ready. to market. New and
ONCE. dHas' or 'n Walnut s4Ss-J. evenings. Ven % A'
THERE ARE MANY opportunities open for
these having truck or delivery car We
have a large assortment of guaranteed,
conditioned trucks and deliveries with all
ers. plumbers; etc: Small down payment
TRUCK WEEK at lIIL & TIBBITTs
INC. 11l4 VERMONT AVE. PHONE
A REAL ROOMING HOUSE AT A REAL
bargain; due to illness; 35 sleeping rooms,
dining room. 2-car garage, servants quar-
ters above, 3 large houses connected by
nreproof doors. flre escape; net about
1000 per year. Real estate, business and
furnishings all for sale. Mr. Still. Sunday
and evenings Adams 3444
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER
1719 * 81. NV. National 1855.
INVESTMENT.
Evening star., 1936-08-29
HELP-WOMEN.

SALESWOMEN to sell ready
to-wear; must be experienced
and possess personality. Ap-
ply at once. Phil Boby'S, 725
7th st. NV.
Evening star., 1936-08-29

LINCOLN PARK. OIL Mass. ave. ne
Newly furn. rooms; single or double; con-
ven bath; quiet; l block cars. 3Os
Evening star., 1936-08-29

WOODWARD & LOTHROP
desires the services of ex-
perienced interior decorator.
Apply Employment, 9th floor.
Evening star., 1936-08-29
SALE-MISCELLANEOUs.

AXLES FOR TRAILERS, complete with
springs and wheels S3.75; used parts
Ford and Chevrolet; power units for
saving wood; your Dhoto free in 1900
model Cadillac with every purchase. Stitt
Motor Co, 1901 Bladensburg I'd. Md. 30'
BICYCLES Rollfast and other high-grade
wheels. HaZelton Bicycle a. Sporting
Goods Store 424 9th NV.
BED ROOM SUITE double bed, chifforobe,
bureau and dressing table, cheap. Call
Wisconsin 2228.
BED ROOM SUITE, studio couch. Cong
rugs. gateleg table. Windsor chairs, din
ing room suite. chifforobe. living room
suite, beds, crib. Edelman, 1898 Georgia ave.
Evening star., 1936-08-29
POULTRY AND EGGS.

shires orders taken for Aug 90 and after.
Inspection invited. Sam Rices Hatchery
and Poultry Farm, Ashton, Md. Phone AZ.
Evening star., 1936-08-29

DOWNTOWN-Connect double suite,
ideal for Q men: also large single room.
ec;hws; reasonable. 927 G st. .nn.w-
THE ETHELHURST Apt. 6O5. 1923 18th
ST.. n.w.-Single or double; employed
ladies. 30'
5I20 45th NW.-Corner room. new de.
tached house; next bath. shower. near bus.
cars: breakfast optional.
1874 COL. RID. NV. Apt. 2-Nicely fur.
nished room. neat bath: refined surround.
ings: no other roomers: excellent location:
S25 mo- 3Os
1904 23rd ST. SE-Lg front rm... next
bath; detached home: Is minutes down.
town; quiet gentleman.
1923 10th ST. NW.-Large front room in
home Of adults home privileges: reason.
able. Adams 1851.
239 OGLETHORPE N.W.-In new house:
lg. rm;. southern exposure: suitable 1 or
gentlemen.
1449 FAIRMoNT ST. NW-2nd- floor
front rn,., suitable for 2 or 3 persons; also
single nm: reas.
12s c ST. NE, Apt. AZ, Atm FIoor-Larse.
'front.' room; elevator and phone service;
S25 per month. 80.
CONTINUED on Next PAEa)
Evening star., 1936-08-29

1905 RITTENHOUsE ST. NW-Newly
furnished room: twin beds; private shower:
southern exposure; reference 3Os
Evening star., 1936-08-29

ANNEX. THE GRAFTON-Desirable, COM
Portable single. double rooms. running hot
and cold water. near shower baths: 24-hr.
eley.. switchboard service: in cool. frs
proof building: $3.50 weekly up. 1873
De Sales St, Just of Conn ave