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The Indianapolis times., 1936-05-22
MISS GRINSTEAD'S
WEDDING JUNE 6

Mrs. Ina Norris has issued in
vitations to the wedding OF her
niece, Miss Grace LaVonne Grim
stead to Steven Kot, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Kot.
The nuptial high mass is to be
read June at ST. Patrick's Church.
Miss Grinstead has chosen as at
tendants Mr.. Kots sister, Miss Mary
Kot, and Miss Irma Kattau. Franz
Kot. Milwaukee, Wis, is to be his
brothers best man.
The Indianapolis times., 1936-05-22
MISS ALICE KELLY
TO MARRY KANSAN

Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick G. Kelly,
2126 N. New Jersey-st, have an
nounced the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Alice Kelly, tn
Charles Jackson McGaugh, son Of
Mrs. Ruth Hendricks, Kansas City,
KanS.
The wedding is to take place IN
SIS. Peter and Paul Chapel, June 4.
The Indianapolis times., 1936-05-22
LOd0es Are to Meet

Germania and Mozart Lodges,
Independent Order of Odd Fellows,
are to entertain at Germania l. O..
O. F. Hall Sunday with cards and
other games. A covered dish lunch
con, under direction of John Schnel-
der, Mrs. Amelia WinklehauSe and
Mrs. Rose Cohen, is to be served.
Arrangements are to be made to
parade at the Greensburg home
coming in August.
The Indianapolis times., 1936-05-22

IL is risky from
the standpoint of
human happiness,
but still not scam
dalous, and GER
tainly nobody's
business but her
own.
To meet in
secret idicateS
that you are
a s h a m e d of
something, and
that, of course,
starts the hun
o. nv o. - & ne
The Indianapolis times., 1936-05-22

Dear Jane Jordan-I am woman
of Sc and have been going with
young man of 25 for the last six or
seven years. No one other than my
sister knows We are engaged My
sister says that we will start people
to talking about us if we don't quit
having secret meeting places.
Do you think it would start
scandal if we were married secretly
and did not have our marriage an
nounced for a year or so later? My
sister says this would not be the
proper thing to do. The young
mans people co not know we have
gone together at all. Neither do any
of our friends. READER.
AnSwer-There is nothing scam
dalous about a woman of 36 who
goes with a man of 25. 1t is not
even scandalous if she marries him.
The Indianapolis times., 1936-05-22

the neatest tricks of the season
and may be found in local shops
in a wide array of gay colors and
eXhilarating styles.
The Indianapolis times., 1936-05-22

Give the girl graduate q
streamline pen and pencil set
IN nelO brO1On-the case OF
Which later becomes her jetOel
boz -. f. or one for cigarettes.
The Indianapolis times., 1936-05-22
Easiest Path
Often Risky,
Jane Advises
Jordan Asks Woman if
She Is Running From
Dreaded Issue.

This column gives you an opportunity
to air your problems without disclosing
your identity. Your letters will be
answered promptly.
The Indianapolis times., 1936-05-22

Mr.. K. o. Wade, ENGLISH
HOTEL FLORIST, tells me he will
have another weekend special
all kinds of finest roses for just
soc doz. And gardenias. .l5c and
up. Gentlemen love to BRING their
dates by here on the way to the
theater and have corsages made to
her taste This handy shop is open
Sundays. too. OI. 150D.
e
Match gour bag and san
dals IN colorful patent leather
for q 1886 effect.
The Indianapolis times., 1936-05-22

Phone any time the depart
ment of personal shopping service.
The Indianapolis times., 1936-05-22


ribbons worth knowing about.
I also learned that seriously
women are taking up pipe
smoking seriously. Why,
yes, it's being done and is seen
in the best rendezvous as
well as home. Well, we'll and
we'll why not put in your
order for a dainty little i'm
ported briar? Such satisfac-
ton such contentment!
Guess I've told you about the
truly sophisticated black linen
dress with touch of white)
that is now in demand for
spic n span summer wear.
And merrily we follow another
smart town fashion from
New York.
Want to know more about
my shopping? Phone RI. 5551
And ask for
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The Indianapolis times., 1936-05-22

ClOCneS I II a Z
should be in
every summer
W a r d r o b e.
NJ o PRISONS
has both styles
in jerseys and
cottons as cap
The Indianapolis times., 1936-05-22

It's Mint Julep time at The
CLAYPOOL TAVERN. Come on,
aren't you thirsty? The Juleps
The Indianapolis times., 1936-05-22

chilled to which a special blend of
genuine Bourbon and sugar and
mint has been added literally
stacked with finely Clipped ice and
topped with fragrant mint leaves.
Um-m-m and that doesn't half
describe the merits of the South's
favorite long, tall drink Experience
this summer sensation in the cool
and collected atmosphere of the
CLAYPOOL TAVERN.
La gaceta., 1936-12-24
CON Los GUANTE
Ola DE FELICITACIONES

Vamos a distribuir, por me-
dio de esta secci6n, las invita-
clones que algGn dfa mandare-
mos por correo:
Felicitamos a Jim Downing,
empresario de Benjamin, por el
resultado monetario de la pelea
Chino Alvarez4Baby Miller, J
por la reconciliaci6n con Lew
Diamond; no podemos felicitar
10 por las pequefas 'fbolsas' que
paga g los "preliminaristas."
Felicitando a Lew Diamond,
Il gordifl6n, por haber acepta-
10 a tempo, antes de Navidad,
Ia pelea con Baby Miller y por
laber tratado de pronunciar IN
Idiscurso, por ell micr6fono dc
Benjamin Field, que jim orde-
10 lie fuera "cortado."
Felicitando a Willie Santana,
ayudante de Downing, por ma
~er sido segundo carinoso de
Chino Alvarez y por haberse pa
sado con armas Y bagajes al enc
migo, es decir, a Baby Miller,
:uando vic que Diamond lie "e-
clipsaba."
La gaceta., 1936-12-24

ficado POI su triunfol L..
Y, eA exaltaci6n creciente,
agregaba:
-iEl boceto!.. iDadmelol. l..
lEs mia H.. Me perta lcel....
: Deliraba la infeliz su deli
rio iba en- aumento.
mo sabian como 4 mario.
Dirigianle palabra cariho-
sas Y no las atendia.'
Gaspar tuvo una jdea.
Sali6 al taller, Y entire sus
bocetos, entire sus primeros es-
tudiosP busc6 uno que pudiera
parecerse algo al de la estatua
P'Rubor'.
EscogP Ell de un angel.
Volvi6Aa la estancia y 10 en-
treg6 a la enferma, diciendo-
lie:
La gaceta., 1936-12-24
OEPOR
MONTANA PEuEARA EN-
INGLATERRA CON Ell.
ESCOCES LYNCH

New York, die. 24.-SaldrS
hoy en- ell "Aquitanla'', con run
bo a Inglaterra, Ell p1gil filipi'
no. de nariz achatada, Small
Montana. Reconocido en- este
pals como ell campe6n mundiaI
del peso de mosca. Montana di-
ce que no Sc cenira la corona
hasta derrotar al escoces Ben
ny Lynch.
Lynch reclama para ST ell IT,
tulo Y Sc batira con ell filipino.
en- ell Estadio Wembley, en- Lon
dres, ell dfa 10 de enero.
Ell verdadero nombre de Mon
tana, que tiene "a amos Y pesa
100 libras, es Benjamin Gan.
Por la pelea Sc lie da una ga
rantfa de $4,000, billetes de
viaje para tres y $500 para gas
tos de entrenamiento. Puede es-
coger, a Ultima hora, Ell $50 de
los ingresos netoS.
Montana naci6 en- ell mismc
pueblo que Panchd Villa, uno
de los mas grandes pdgiles de-
peso de mosca en- la historic de-
boxeo.
La gaceta., 1936-12-24
LA COMISION ATUETICA A
TACA A MIKE JACOBS Y
ESTE ANUNCIA QUE Sc


New York die. 24.-La conf
sion atletica del estado aprob6
aver dos resoluciones en- contra
lie los intereses de Mike Jacobs
FL empresario del Hip6dromo, Y
ste amenaza con retirar a jose
Luis del estado de New York.
Decide la comisi6n que ia
cobs tendra que zanzibar los pro
gramas semanales del Hip6dro-
mo, de modo que caigan en- otro
dfa que no sea lunes. Con este
quieren evitar los comisionados
que perjudique los intereses de
La gaceta., 1936-12-24

a.
qui, a mi ladO!...
Miro en- torno suyo y pare
clio darSe cuenta del sitio don
de Sc hallaba.
-lEstoy en- tn estudio Ia
nadi6.- Me has traido a ELL.
.iohl.~ lSraciasl. Z Graciasl
Parecia como 81 brillase en-
su trastornade cerebro un des-
tello de raz6n.
1 Pero aquello era precisa-
meeSe indicio de su pr6Sima
muerte, segun habia pfonosti-
cado ell medico.
Gaspar 10 comprendia asi y
lloraba. a
Andrea y su esposo, taI-
.bien mug conmovidos, marfe-
nianse en- segundo termino.
La gaceta., 1936-12-24
IOUGHRAN NO Sc RETT-
RARA HASTA DESPUES
DE 1897

Filadelfia, Idle. 24.-Tommy
Loughran, ell excampe6n del pc
so complete ligsro, declare a.
yer que Sc retirara del boxeo
despues de 1887, no antes. Lor-
ghran enlpez6 a boxea rha e II
amos y tiene "a aE.os de edad.
me siento fuerte todavfa, pc
70 me retirare en- 1897. Soy
capaz lie veneer aun a los mejo-
res g'adiadores del peso COM
pleto''.
Tommy es uno de los boxeado
res mas habiles que han existi-
do.
La gaceta., 1936-12-24

ella y accediendo a las sGplicas
que Andrea lie dirigia con la
mirada, balbuce6 entire sollo-
EOS:
isl, pobre Angelal tie
amo!
iPiadosa mentira que habfa
de embellecer los Gltimos ms
tantes de aquella. desdichada I!
La enferma sonri6.
- Me amal-dijo.
Y acSrieiando de nuevo la
eststunAs. ahadi6:
-iMe ama,pdf ill.,. iEres
la obra, la creaei6n de los dos,
en- la que Sc fundierSn juntas
nuestras almas!... iYo te ms
pire y 81 te di6 formal
Y la cubria de ardientes be-
sos.
La gaceta., 1936-12-24

Felicitando a Cnino Alvarez
en- su calidad de maxima atrac-
|ci6n de los cuadrilateros loca :
les, por haber pagado la nota
del autom6vil, por haber CON-
prado nuevos caracoles y por su
demonstration, descontandos los
borrones, en- la pelea con ell EUR
ditto Baby Miller. No podemos
fecilitar a Alvarez por la derro-
ia que lie propinara Norman
Quarles, como tampoco pode :
mos felicitarle per insistir en-
no dar a su persona, como pG-
gil, ell debido cuidado.
La gaceta., 1936-12-24
Jack Curley, Ell famCso empire.
Sario de luchas.

Jack Curlev, ell famCso eEKlpFe-
Sario de luchas.
Rdhus6 tambien sancionar Ia
comisi6n Ell propuesto match
entire Gunnar Barlund, ell fir
lanies, y Red Burman.
Isl asf eS la cosa, declare Js
obs, Jose Luis no peleara en- e
'tado de New York, Y este in
irye ell propuesto "bout' con
Boz Pastor, anunciado para ell
Garden.
La comisi6n quiere traer to-
las las cosas al estado de New
York de modo que ell estado sc
beneficie con los impuestos. Yo
no he firmado los contracts pa
"a el "natch" con Pastor o "a
exhibici6n en- Buffalo, y no IL
firmare hasta que este punto
/, ron las luchas sc "enderece''.
Jack Crrley Sc present6 a la
ccmisi6n Y protest6 de que ia
cobs trataba de perjudicarlo
cen sus programs de>'los lu-
nes".
"Quiere el approve. harse, dijo
Curley, del trabajo que yo he
realizado en- ell curse de varios
amos. Esta arruinando mi ne
gocio Y pido la justa protec-
ci6n".
La gaceta., 1936-12-24
.CoNSULAD0 DE LA
REPUBLICA
RECORDATORIO


FL Consulate de ESpana re-
cuerda a los ciudadanos obl;ga-
dos a pasar la REVISTA MI
NITAR annual, 10 hagan antes
lei 81 de este mes para no in
'rrrir en- la multa r~eglamenta-
ria.
De igual modo Sc re9uerda a
IS espanoles registradcs la O.
ligaci6n de pagan sus cedulas
de este aho para evitar recar-
gos.
La gaceta., 1936-12-24

Felicitando a Alfredo Monto-
TO por haber ingresado de nue.
70 en- ell "gremio" de los directo-
res de p1giles y por haber OBJ
tenido ell contrato del vasco Isl
doro Gaztanaga, un antifascis-
"a. Con su nuevo 'ipatrocinado"
piensa Don Alfredo hacer mu-
dhas pesetas. Ell banqrete que
prepare, y por ell cual lie felici-
taremos a su debido TEMPO, ten
Ira por base ell bacalao a la viz
alma.
La gaceta., 1936-12-24

reciente victoria sobre Saia, su
victoria sobre Chino Alvarez, y
Fer su afici6n al caldo gallego
acompanado de lac6n. No pode
mos felicitarle por su 'feroci-
dad" en- Ell ring" como Tampa
co por sus rodillazos y otros az
tcs de violencia. Miller ha jura
do enmendarse, 10 mismo que
Chino.
La gaceta., 1936-12-24
VII

FL delirio no cesaba; pero
era mas tranquilo, menos vio-
lento.
La VOC de la enferma iba de-
bilitandose POGO a POGO, hasta
semejar cast un suSpiro.
Debia considerarse realmen
tie dichOsa, porque sonreia sin
cesar.
NADIA tan Spnmovedor nj tan
triste como aquella dicha fall
sa.
Gracias a su locura, crefa
realizadO ell ideal de su vida,
precisamente cuando estaba
mas lejos de 81, euando la vida
la abandOnaba.
La gaceta., 1936-12-24

Felicitando a los hermanos
Raymond, la trilogfa mas popu-
lar de Benjamin Field. Tres
boxeadores, ahora divididos en-
dos boxeadores y un arbitro.
Los p1giles son Henry Y Joey
y ell otro hermano ell arbitro. Els
Rodriguez Ell Werdadero apelli-
do de estos muchachos.
La gaceta., 1936-12-24
LAS PENAS
QUE RFNIMFN
Folletin No. GIG

Incorporate sobresaltada en-
ell lecho y trat6 de arrojarse de
ell, exclamando:
2 II Mi obral... Mi creaci6n!
Me la han robadoi.... iD6nde
; esta?.... Yo la inspire a mi ar
tista amado para dGe con ella
conquistase la gloria H.. dad
melai.... Devolvedmelal liza
Quiero para ELL. lVencera!..s
MI padre fue vencido porque
no hubo una mujer que por el
Sc sacrificase; pero mi artista
t~riunfar6 -. lYO me he sacri-
La gaceta., 1936-12-24

VENTA.-Un establecimien-
to de where's, refrescos, etc. En-
buena esquina. Precio razona-
bic. Dirfjase a 1907 Florida
Avenida.
La gaceta., 1936-12-24

Muy interesante serfa IN COM
bate entire Guggino y Alvarez o
Guggino-B Baby Miller.

Felicitando a Franckie Saia
por las "palomas" que lleva ca
zadas en- Tampa y por haber re
Sistido la golpiza implacable de
Baby Miller. Vachon, IN barri-
goncito, fue la 1Itima victima
del "veterano" italiano.
La gaceta., 1936-12-24

Felicitando a los "fieles" To-
Gales por su paciencia, su buena
voluntad y su "espfritu de tolc
rancia''. Ellos son "martires~
en- 10 que a las peleas secunda-
rias toca. Cast siempre les ofre-
cen 10 "peorcito".
La gaceta., 1936-12-24

Para quejas y nuevos subs
criptores los telSfonos de este
peri6dico son NJ 65-662 Y
Y 1892.
FL M 65-662 respondent q
todas las Hamadas de dia y de
neche.
La gaceta., 1936-12-24

Felicitando a johnny Cruz
porque ha conseguido peleas en-
Miami, a pesar de que Baby Mi
Her lie puso a dormir en- Tampa.
Cruz era un pugilista de la pri-
mera fila, en- la Habana.
La gaceta., 1936-12-24
CAqui tanes tn creaci6n;
t6mala te la devuelvo.
Ell ardid produio efecto.

FL ardid produio efecto.
Apgda Sc tranquiliz6 como
por encanto.
Cubri6 la figurilla besos,
creyendola ell boceto que ella
mismo habia destruido, y lue-
go la estrech6 Contra su peeho,
protegi6ndola con sus brazos,
como 81 temiese que Sc la ARE
Ibatasen.
Sonreia, y su rostro kenia
una expression de dulzura inf
nita.
Entonces vic a Gaspar y lie
cOnoci6.
La gaceta., 1936-12-24

Felicitando a los j6venes p1-
giles locales por la paciencia
que tienen y por confWrmarse
con los Salaries" de cinco. diez
o ounce pesos que Jim les pa
ga.
La gaceta., 1936-12-24

Felicitando a Tony Cancels
aparentemente ha decidido col
gar los g~uantes. La corona del
peso pesado seguia alejan-
dose de sus puios.
La gaceta., 1936-12-24

Felicitando a Carl Guggino,
ell italianO del peso ligero, por
haberse alberto paso, a puneta-
EOS, hasta la vanguardia de su
categorfa.
La gaceta., 1936-12-24

Felicitando a Tony Domfn-
guez por haber derotado a i'm
my Price, no Obstante aque!lo
del "j6mini". Ell Guajiro de Ca
maguey Sc esfuerza por adqui-
rir agilidad.
La gaceta., 1936-12-24

Sc mu-
crachas o senores para una pro
posici6n que puede interesar-
les. Llamen por Ell telefono
M 65-662.
La gaceta., 1936-12-24

Felicitando a Jimmy Leto, de
Tampa, por ell sexto lugar que
la Association Nacional de b.
xeo lie ha coneedido entire los
gladiadores del peso weller.
La gaceta., 1936-12-24

Felicitando a Henry Rodriguez
porque Sc encuentra a Budy Ca
llahan hasta en- la sopa.
La gaceta., 1936-12-24

Felicitando a Baby Miner, la
segupaa maxima attraction en-
los c1adrilateros locales, por su
La gaceta., 1936-12-24

Felicitando al Cfrculo Cuba
no por haber derribado la Are
ma de Boxeo, va que era impro-
ductiva.
La gaceta., 1936-12-24
No querian intervenir direc.
tamente en- aquella escena.


Fij6se la enferma en- que ell
artista lloraba, Y lie dijo Carl
nosamente:
-tPor que lloras? INoAeS
res feliz como yo?... he suAriy
do mqrno; pero ahora soy di-.
chosaS porque me amas... POI
ESQ me has traido aqui... Aqui
gWSe viviremos siempre jug
tosl,.. Td queriendome mucdo;
20 inspf andote las obras que
tie han de dar la gloria. iQu6
felicidad!. L.. Al fin eres milo! -.
Mol. Porque me amas, lver
dad?
Y Gaspar, cOmpadecidO de
La gaceta., 1936-12-24

victoriano Manteiga, Editor
The Washington times., 1936-03-06

speaker Of the house Of delegates.
Edgar B. Sims, of Clarksburg,
now State auditor, will have
plenty of opposition, one of the
four men mentioned being j. Shir-
ley Ross, now in the house of
delegates.
Seeks Agriculture Post
Judge William S. O'Brien of
Buckannon, secretary of State,
will seek denomination by the
Democrats. In politics he has been
a lone wolf" and says he will
run entirely on his record. He,
too, is q former member of the
house of delegates, where he
served two terms.
There is also a rumor that
Charles v. "Trusty" Tallman, head
coach of the University Of West
Virginia football team, wants to
be commissioner Of agriculture.
Homer Holt, now attorney gen
eral, Of Fayetteville, Fayette
county, continues to be in the first
flight for the Semocratic nomin-
alton for governor. He has been
allied politically with Governor
Kump and is a distant cousin of
Senator Holt.
The Washington times., 1936-03-06
SENATOR HOLT
P0STP0NES
WPA BLAST

West Virginia politics, due for
another airing in the Senate yes
terday at the hands of Senator
Rush Holt, got a temporary
respite. Senator Holt was in his
seat and primed for a speech, but
Senator Hugo Black, CD, Of
Alabama, took the edge off the pro-
ceedings with his attack on those
who criticized the Black lobby in
VeStigating committee.
Senator Holt spoke briefly at
the conclusion of the Black speech
but the hour was late and many
Senators left the floor. However,
Senator Holt served notice he
would have more to say soon con-
corning WPA operations in West
Virginia and the manner in which
he asserts it is being managed Tor
political purposes.
Fight For Party Control
In the meantime the fight for
control of the Democratic party
in the State goes merrly on.
Senator Holt has just returned
from a visit to the State where,
its is understood, he interviewed
a hundred or so persons concern
ing the WPA situation. What he
learned there it is expected will be
told in a forthcoming Sen q tie
speech.
The primary elections in West
Virginia take place May IL. The
last date for candidates to file
their intentions is April IL, but
most of those who intend to run
are not waiting for that date. One
name which is now being heard as
a candidate for United States
Senator is that of Col. H. c.
Ogden, newspaper publisher of
Wheeling, a Republican. Colonel
Ogden has given no intimation
that he will seek the Republican
nomination but it is known that
his friends are talking seriously
about him for the seat now filled
by Senator Matthew M. Nicely,
Democrat. Senator Neely is can
didate to succeed himself.
Hiner To Be Candidate
Following a series Of confer
ences in Washington, it is be-
lieved Ralph Hiner, now mem
ber of the house of delegates,
will be a candidate for the Demo
cratic nomination for CnVern0r
Hiner' was speaker Of the house
when Senator Holt was member
and the belief is that, if he runs,
it will be with the tacit backing
of the junior Senator. His home
is in Franklin, Pendleton county.
w. W. Trent, the present
school superintendent, will un-
doubtedly be opposed for renomi-
nation by a candidate put forth
by Governor Kump. This candi-
date may be John Pilber, now
The Washington times., 1936-03-06
Girls Laughing
OuietS DOUn to
Giggling

WESTON, w. Va, March g.
Teresa Hawkins is starting to gig
gle.
The girl, who has been laugh
ing for nine days, while doctors
have been unable to do anything
for her, is quieting down, and only
an occasional giggle now comes,
where before she has been rocked
with spasns Of laughter.
DR.. j. E. Offner, superintendent
of the State hospital, who was
called in on the unusual case, said
today he believes the laughter is
due to a nerve condition, and that
it will take the girl several weeks
to recover from the strain.
Other physicians said they
thought q pelvic disorder might
have been the cause and that only
an operation would halt the laugh
ter.
Miss Hawkins, an 18-year-old
student at q local business college,
was in q motion picture theater
watching a serious picture when
the laughter started.
The Washington times., 1936-03-06
Maryland Teacher
Oath Bill Up Again

ANNAPOLIS, Md, March 6.
The teachers oath bill requiring
all instructors in State schools
and colleges to take the oath of
allegiance to the Constitution of
the United States will be rein
troduced at the special session of
the general assembly.
A similar measure was passed
last year, but was vetoed by Gov
ernor Nice. Passage Of the bill
again probably would assure its
approval by the governor.
Evening star., 1936-07-05
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lightful: 2 bed rooms drawing room. dining
room. kit. bath, roof garden: Sl25. ~
142s CHAPLIN ST. N,W;-LARGE LIVING
/. G.: S45 per mo-: adults.
1923 MONROE ST. NV OR 2 RMS.
kltchenette. bath, screened sleeping porch.
so. expos; adults, transient or permanent.
THE WEsTMORELAND CALIFORNIA ST.
a. Conn. ave. - Attractively furnished
apartment of 4 rooms reception hall and
bath. ouilt-in tub with shower, new fix
lures in kitchen: 500.
LINKINS CO.,
1873 De Sales St District $500.
1880 18th ST. NV. -ATTRACTIVELY
furnished apartment ccncisting of rooms
and BATH with large rsar porch; $780,
A733 De Sales st. District 3522.
Evening star., 1936-07-05
WANTED-APARTMENTS.

> GENTLEMEN. GOVT. EMPLOYEES, DE-
e.ec refriqeratlon; not over Si5. Address
Box D!l-V. Star Office. -
CULTURED VIRGINIA TEACHER WISHES
V7c OF apartment Summer months for care
OF 81 ne. Address BOX 212-T. Star Office .
WANTED FOR OCCUPANCY BY SEPT.
Is. . rms. XII, bath. NJ Rain!e. or
v.clai ': mus be Nd Eorth t5iG.
;;-RCCNG FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
aIErtmcnt for " adu.tS and :, smal! chill
G.cn LaUndvv 4 CI!lFIcS. Cheap
CNE2 HENRY. "on Bryant NE
ErU2NISHED APARTMENT WANTED
br ccurle nv July 18th = rooms. kitchen
and bath. So TO So. NV. section. Ad-
dress Box :}J--V S-ar Office
Evening star., 1936-07-05

Suitcase for : months from july Is:
larse l room, hall. kitchen, bath. Phone
Cleveland o613 6s
Evening star., 1936-07-05

| 1870 SHEPHERD ST NV ROOMS
| modern kitchen, private bath. porch. heat
light gas ElectroluX. c. h. W: reasonable.
I4O2 QUINCY ST NW-TWO ROOMS.
kitchen. private bath; light. gas and Frig-
id inr ed
Evening star., 1936-07-05
RENT-FLATS.

"GGg 18th ST N.W-slX FCORis. BUILT
in bath. shOWfr Gs.ace porch; 3 oTposHrcS:
modern, 1cWIy decorated; $3.50. conv.
scroolS. stores. cars; iHmt diate cccupaucv.
NEW " ROOMS KTT7f7FNETTT BATH
and screened porch: st" 30. 2325 Fairlawn
ave sc. Adam Eu4"-W
NEW UNFINISHED FLAT. NEAR NAVY
Yard rooms kitchen. dinette and bath.
SIS 80. Apply $50 10th st. sc.
ll6 EMERSON ST NV
9 rms kit. dInette bath ard
porch. Si4 50
1901 FIRST ST. NV
8 rms. kit dinette bath and
porch. 800.
WEAVER BROS, INC
Washington Bldg DIST 94ss.
Evening star., 1936-07-05

TAKOMA PARK-BUNGALOW. ) ROOMS.
well furnished. nicely located; S-room home.
completely furnished oil heat. large yard,
on bus ilEe. Shepherd 4214.
CHEVY CHASE NEAR CIRCLE BED
room detached house. porches, grounds,
good transportation; reasonable. Call Wis
CorSln 4ul4