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The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-07-31

The General Baptist Association
of Washington convenes with the
Mt. Zion Baptist Church from
Tuesday, August 4, to Sunday, Au-
gust 8. The convention opens with
the B. Y. P. u. Convention on
Tuesday, Mrs. Anna w. Strong,
president. Wednesday will be Wo-
mems Convention, Mrs. Clara ].
Bonner, president; Thursday viii
be Sunday School Convention, Mrs.
Josephine Casmon, president; from
Friday to Sunday, the Association
proper will operate with the Rev.
Emmett b. Reed, of Spokane, Mod
orator. A program has been ar
ranged covering every church &C
tivlty looking forward to the slim
ulation of greater development and
enthusiasm In the Church life; the
theme Of the Association "The
Forgiving Christ" will be discuss
ed twice per day. by the Rev J,
j. Glow, Pastor of the Mt. Olivet
Baptist Church of Portland. The
housing committee has made ade-
quate arrangements for the COM
ing delegates and the reception and
entertainment committees have an
ticipated their every courtesy and
need.
We are inviting all the Churches
of the city to visit our sessions;
and we welcome you to'all the bene
fits you may derive from our spir-
itual, moral and material feas.s
That we have arranged for your
enjoyment.
At o'clock Tuesday evening
August 4th, his honor John r.
Dore, Mayor of Seattle, viii ex-
tend welcome to the delegates OF
the general Baptist Association and
to auxiliaries to the beautiful city
of Seattle the conventional mecca
of the state ana nation this year.
Rev. e. b. Reed, Moderator,
Spokane, Wash.
Mr.. e. b. Wilson, Lecturer,
Tacoma, Wash.
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LEGAL NOTICES
IN THE SUPERIORCOURT OF
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON
IN AND FOR KING COUNTY.

IN THE SUPERIORcOURT OF
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON
IN AND FOR KING COUNTY.
No. 2917O9
ANN JOHNSON. Plaintiff, vs..
SAM JOHNSON, Defendant, Sum-
mons by Publication.
THE STATE OF WASHINGTON
to said Sam johnson. Defendant:
You are hereby summoned to APP
pear within sixty (6el days after
the 31st day of July, 1896, and de-
fend the above entitled action in
the above entitled Court and an
swer the Complaint of the plaintiff
and serve a copy Of your answer
upon the undersigned attorney for
plaintiff at his office below stat
ed; and in case of your failure tc
do so, judgment will be rendered
against you according to the de-
mand of the complaint which has
been filed with the Clerk of said
Court.
The object of said action is to
obtain a judgment of said Court
granting a divorce from you upon
the grounds of non-support.
JOHN r. PRIM,
Attorney for Plaintiff
Seattle, King County, Wash.
Office 4 p. o. Address
331 Burke Bldg.
Seattle. Washington.
Date of First publication July
31st, 1886.
Date of Last publication Sept
25th, 1896.
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Grace Presbyterian Church, 22nd
and East Cherry, Rev. ]. R. Har-
ris, pastor. Rev. f. r, Sims
preached last Sunday at the morn
ing service in the absence of Rev
Harris.-Rev. Harris win preach
next Sunday at IL a. m.-Sabbath
School at 1O:45 a. M; Young Peo-
pies Society meets at z p. m.-
Visitors and strangers are especi-
ally invited to worship at Grace
Church.
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color by the various federal and
state governmental departments,
including the army and navy and
the National Guard. We urge the
President OF the United States TO
use his influence and power to
eliminate the evil practices which
violate the fundamental citizenship
rights of Negro citizens.
We unstintingly condemn the
present policy Of discrimination in
the administration of civil service.
We therefore urge impartial en-
forcement Of all civil service laws
and regulations, the use of finger
prints instead Of photographs for
identification purposes, and that
appointments be made In the or
der of priority.
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LODGE DIRECTORY

Harmony Lodge NO. 2. 3. & A. NJ.
Seattle, Waah.--Meets 2nd and
Attn Monday nights at Masonic
Hail., 21st and Jefferson st., ].
H. Waggener, W. n. 1920 =.
Jefferson, Ea. 1868; J. l.. Davis,
secretary, 212 Gard n, Ea- 1850.
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BERLIN, Germany-(c)-- Ger
man women literally I'm 1bbed''
Jesse Owens on bis arrIva, Friday,
seeking his autograph.
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We commend the daily and week
ly press for publishing and max
ing known to the people of the
country the record of Negro
achievement, particularly in regard
to the program of the NAACP for
equal educational opportunities and
against lynching. We hope a great
er number of daily papers will give
moro notice to Negro progress and
successes as building a better UNI
derstanding and better America
for all people.
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EthIopla

We vigorously urge that the Tn
itnd States refuse to recognize the
sovereignty of italy in Ethiopia. To
do 50 would be to put the stamp
Of approval upon the most shame
less act of wholesale murder and
robbery Of modern times.
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Negro business


We urge the race and all people
to give generous support to the
development and strengthening of
Negro business, but we insist that
Negro business maintain the same
high level Of economy and service
as any other business In the same
field, and we insist that Negro
business give It's employees the
same projection and security for
employm snt and a decent living
wage as any other business.
Justice In the Courts
We demand the abolition Of dis
elimination against Negroes In jury
service in the courts and the full
right to participate in the admin
istration OF justice. We remind the
American people that the real test
of the administration of justice Is
the ability of public officials TO do
their duty impartially and cour-
ageously in the face of prejudice
and passion.
The Vote
We insist upon the right to vote
and denounce the methods ussd in
some states to deprive Negro clti-
zens of their suffrage. We remind
Negroes that pare of their present
ACKNOWLEDGMENT IS due to their
own indifference and neglect to
register and vote; and we insist
that all citizens shall regard the
ballot as a priceless heritage of
citizenship and that they exercise
It always for purposes Of better
government.
We proclaim our loyalty to the
United States, the Constitution and
true principles of justice and de-
mocracy for which this country is
supposed to stand
We extend our heartfelt thanks
to the Baltimore Branch, to the
citizens OF Maryland, to the news
papers and to the officials Of the
state of Maryland and Baltimore
who have joined in making the ar
rangements for our Twenty-sev-
enth Annual Conference. We voice
our thanks to all, individually and
collectively, who have so generous
iy helped to make this Conference
a success.
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FOR RENT = seven-room house.
17Oe gath Ave-, $1,000. six-room
cottage, 1706h Path Ave, $500.
Moving and hauling. Phone PR.
1896.
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LUCnEs BEAUTY SHOP II
Shampoo, Marcel, Facial, Mani
cure, Scalp Treatment, etc, 526
23rd Ave, PROS. 9e4e. Open eve
nings BY appointment.
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CLASSIFIED ADS

FOR RENT unfurnIshed house
keeping rooms. Heated. Garage.
References Exchanged Apply
2O22 9th Ave. So.
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STRICTLY MODERN Broom fiat.
hardwood floors. furnace, gar
age. s12.50 monthly; 71S1k 21st.
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SNAP FOR SOME oNE-4sroom
cottage on Rainier ave, $500
full price. $500. down, 81. per
month. Phone EAST 4197.
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We urge support and active par
ticipation In the effort for organ
Ization Of industrial unions In the
American labor movement without
regard to race or color.
Federal Employment and
Civil and Military Service
We vigorously condemn the pol
icy Of systematic discrimination In
employment because Of race OF
Evening star., 1936-09-18
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ECONOMY APIS.
MIRAMAR.
CORNER 18th AND r. I. Az

CORNER 18th AND r. I. AVE.
Right Downtown-Near Everything.
Frigidaire Current Free.
S57 .50-Large, bright living room with
portable dinette table and chairs, dressing
room with Murphy bed. co7y sun room.
kitchen with special cabinets. tiled hath
with built-in tub and shower.
.50-Front apt. large living room,
bed room. sun room. kitchen and bath.
See MANAGER. Potomac 5000.
1904 X. CAFRITZ. DIST. aOS0.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

INTELLECTUAL. LIBERAL-MINDED WOM-
an. about 35, to share apt with profess
sional woman: one able to drive car.
Address Box 36-H. Star ONCE
PARK LEE. 1880 PARK RD-EXCELLENT
loc.; and 3 attractive outside rooms, spa
clous dressing rm.. dinette. kit. bath. Frig-
idaire. elevator; X5h-XSh Adams 33So pa
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HOUSES-FURNISHED.

8 ROOMS. 9 BATHS, RECREATION
room. furnished room. Oil heat. weather
stripped. screened porches: end floor
now rented for $40. 1892 Bay St sc.
Mr.. CATHEDRAL-ATTRh BRICK
nome bed rooms. . baths. fireplace far
den: S150. yearly lease. Cleveland S4"G.
FINE DETACHED HOME IN GEORGE
town. beautifully furnished large grounds;
~ rooms; 3i2 baths automatic heat cleo
9SS1obsr SxISt G l; Call Mr.. Miller. BOSS l.
rhELeo Natl. 9300. evenings Clev Ol12.
DESIRE WELL-FURNISHED HOUSE FOR
immeolate occupancy. Call National 1l74
between am. and 4:3O pm,
DETACHED HOME. . ROOMS, 3 BATHS,
sarage, garden. j. LEO KOLB, 1887 Wis
consin ave. West OOO2 10.
COMFORTABLE HOME IN WESLEY
driveway. Cleveland 1863.
HOUSE FOR LEASE ELECTRICITY,
and bus. Address BOX 449-G. Star once
i6AkGMa; ioA 2scan III i9 LEE LEE AVE -sEMI-9UNGA-
pain also 3 rms. 2nd floor; h-w.h.: large
iot' trees: large basement; garage; $50:
tease 10 responsible party l block stores
and busses. Shepherd 3245.
BETHESDA. BET MD.-S RMS, COMPLETELY
Iurn bed rooms. / and z bath auto
matte matte gas heat. 2.car garage. i block
from 0us seEElss GOss $50 Sl9o m month.
5000 Wisconsin Ave. Wise. e553.
A DETACHED FURNISHED BUNGALOW
and 4g bath bEsSrldge eesf terrace tiie nv rooms
porehes; garage. Rent. s4S.75. sH AnP PERCY ResT
II. RUSSELL CO.. 1871 K St NV
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BEAUTIFUL HOUSE IN CHEVY
rrYAGE

SIS a50-A spacious Georgian Colonial.
center hall: living room. dining room.
fine kitchen. den. music room and Law
atory on first floor: 4 large. vell-pro-
portioned bed rooms and complete
tub and shower baths. . screened rear
porches; attractive lot. soft. front
garage: in restricted subdivision ano
about year old. Due 10 change in own
er's business relations. 1t is offered
at remarkably low price CALL MP
LEIGH. NATIONAL q3O0: EVENING
PHONE WISCONSIN 31oo
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

IT29 N ST NW-Carefully selected. WELL
cooked meals. individual service; monthly
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HOUSES-UNFURNIsHED

SILVER SPRING. MD. ZONE BLOCK 10th
ST. and block Georgia ave)-Beautiful
newly decorated 22-room home. baths,
GRcfoIo ksAIrY 1y q CO. ffas9nsa'f Msa 4af1 rental
BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME, 9703 COLES
Si5le SaH nr pike, 49,, opposite Indian Spring Club;
Inspection s6e TIC o by appointment only. West
18th ST. NEAR SCOTT CIRCLE BED
ally large; 2-car garage gas heat. SIPS.
OWNER, Metropolitan 2073.
back porches garage GEORGE 6. SMITH.
42l9 9TH st. NV.
309 30 3, GARwooD ST; INDIAN SPRINGS
bed neS sroOm brick
friserator. oil burner. fireplace, side porch.
garage: z block 18th st. bus; SO; Also
:57l: eve. Shepherd 3411.
949 MD. AVE Sw.
Due IN s1aa aandto1 bath sIeetslsity Will be
-2135 Penna. Ave. NV West o4sO.
~ OPEN TO-DAY 3-s PM.
1923 Quincy st. n:w:.6 rooms, ~
REALTY Co. 14I7 1 St. NV.
BEAUTIFUL WOODRIDGE-BRAND
six-room detached house. two baths. two
sarage. yard: adults; no DOGS. Apply 3ioS
South South pakota s1s ave. ne. next door, or phone
EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE. AMI, 2 BATHS;
g214 Georgia ave. Woodside. Md; large
screened porches. beautiful lawn and shade
trees; 500. Mr.. OLDS. Potomac l9S4-J.
FERN ST. NV. OVERLOOKING WALTER
Reed Hospital r.. 2 b., elec. refrisera-
tion oil burner. garage.
and bath: Electrolux oil burner.
California st. NV. near Mass. ave-
English basement home q r.. kit. b..
servants quarters 2-car gar, oil burner.
Rock Greek Ford rd-1O r. ga b., oil
burner; acres Of ground.
BRODIE & COLBERT, INC,
1907 Eye st. NV National ss75.
WOODBRIDGE, D. c.
Large 6-rm. house. 2-csr garage.. 3044
Vista st. 1914 18th. large brick house,
garage, porches. Apt. 29O6 18th. furn.,
4 large rms. MAYNoR. 1905 Brentwood
5754 CONDUIT RID. N.W.-$75.
New all-brick bungalow, never occupied:
5 large rooms, bath. full attic. elec. kitch-
en-. refrigerator; built-in garage. Imme-
diate possession.
PHILLIPS g. CANDY, INC.
National 1900. 1912 18th ct. NV.
GoLoRED.ESE..AIR S..IR NSQqHTH aA|I.I GA|rTI2L, Ant ANp
eve. 6hephsrd 3471.
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$3.50.
THENX CHASE RrrArGA NNKf

TLIIH NIIH-Ir bONJHbOW' ,
finest homes in this popular section. A
modern hve-room bungalow with hot
water heat, big cellar. hardwood foes
big attic with stairway wide front porch.
fireplace: modern. and has been refnisheu
like braud-new. This will sell It quickly.
Phone
r. NJ HOOKER Metropolitan 1853.
Evenings. to Q. Call Lincoln 0si2.
NEAR 18th AND NE. ARRANGED roP
. families; ami. gar: S1.950; $3.50 cash.
$50 mo. ar. fr..- ami. nr. 18th snr
Rosedale. rented S42O yr.: S3,a5o: low
terms. Mr.. 10Th and Morse ne: s6 $50;
RYON CO 15i6 NJ ave " Z.
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ll02 18th ST. NV.
APARTMENTS-FUR. AND UNFUR.

ATTRACTIVE APTs.: HIGH-CLAss NEIGH-
borhood; some furnished: car available on
appointment. Mrs. GREEN. Adams 454S.
. LARGE RMS, LARGE KITCHEN. PRIV.
bath. porch, garage: elec. refrigeration,
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BY EMPLOYED WOMAN attractive light.
single. warm. Winter room. no radio au-
dible with refined adult Protestant family.
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o2s UPsHUR NW-Double, front room;
newly furnished near bath employed
couple or gentlemen. Columbia o921 R.
4224 18th ST NW-Army officers widow
has twin bed rm.. private bath. shower:
Diet home; garage: breakfast served.
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

CHEVY CHASE. 1907 Morrison st. NV
Nicely furnished room, for refined gentle
man; semi-private bath: owners home.
Clev. 1888 ewes. or Sunday.
294O 2Sth NV C blocks north wardman
HoteN-Unusual guest room. private bath;
will appeal to man of culture.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FORT. STRONG VILLA. 1927 LEE HIGH
way. Va.-Un1., 2 rooms dinette, Kitchen
ana path 1st and End floors: S455O.
Mt; RAIN1ER-4-ROOM. DINETTE APT.
22Og-M 3Gn0 3:ird ST
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271O ONTARIO RD NW-Delightful,
large front room. twin beds; carlines;
only
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low: nice lot. 5Oxl50; zoned commercial.
Price. $40. 1000.
1919 4th st. n.w.-Semi- i-detached brick.
Price SIS. $50.
.2715 Mills ave. n.e.-7-room frame:
nice lot 135x2lS Price $3.50
Lot. 2401 Franklin st. n e.. 81 900
= lots. Greater Capitol Heights. Price,
DAVID A. THOMPSON.
9105 30Jh ST. NE Atlantic O26q 90.
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LARGE BUNGALOW

bAflIE BUNGALOW.
ORIGINALLY BUILT FOR OWNER.
Handicapped lot 65 IT. wide. in q neish-
borhood with expensive homes; beautiful
bath with vitrecus china equipment;
foored attic. garage. screened porch.
Priced much below original cost owner
leaving city real bargain at $3.50
for party desiring high-class home IN
hieh-class neighborhood. For particulars,
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
9521 Georgia Ave. Shepherd Ass.
S4. .75O-DETACHED HOME IN POTOMAC
Heights. only one square from car line
and stores; close to public school. Two
stories. FIVE rooms and bath, furnace
heat, electricity. garage: lot 5Ox125
feet Needs some redecorating. A
splendid buy at this price.
SS.500-Six-room and bath brick, situated
on lot 20x1O0 IT.: hot-water heat, gas
burner: double rear porches metal
weather-stripped. detached garase: in
good convenint section. close to schools
and TRANSPORTATION.
50. 500-Detached center entrance plan,
Colonial home in beautiful Edsemoor,
only one square from stores and trans
portation; within short walking dis
tance Of graded and high schools Six
large rooms wide screened atting
porch hot-water heat. hardwood floors.
painted walls throuehout. electric re-
friEerstion. garage; splendid lot. 56ia
" SHANNON & LUcHs CO.,
1908 H st. NV. National e345.
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55I3 7th ST. NW.-Car line at corner.
Beautifully furn. rm.. next bath: unllm-
tied phone Randolph 1850.
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WOODBRIDGE

1900 o2nd st. u.e.-A new 5-room brick
bungalow. with floored attic and built-in
garage: 81 600 down. S55 per mo.
2435 Newton st. n.e.-4 large bed rooms,
: baths and Gear earaee. A fine brick
home for one or two families
OPEN DAILY UNTIL PM
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO..
2377 r. + Ave NE North T9n3
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BY M1DDLE-AGED LADY. unfurn. room,
adjoining or conven. bath. private family:
privilege OF using own percolator and grill;
might desire one meal a, day; location
ave. and Livingston. Address Box III.
Star office.
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WOODRIDGE-3943S South Dakota ave. ne.
(at 10th st)-New. det home; well furn.
rm.. priv. bath shower one or two gen.
tlemen or empl couple Pot 2246-J.
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1884 COLUMBIA RD.-S3 so wk sing r;
double. S5: clean cool outside. 4 baths.
ch.w.: car lines. men Adams 102l3.
1891 CONN. AVE.-Delightful rooms in
fsstidious f viii RpUsje enjoy, V oyeriookins ROCK
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323 EMERSON ST N.W.-Very attractive
front room with private bath: or
~
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WOODSIDE VILLAGE
NEW ENGLAND FARM TYPE HOME
rooms. bath. GARAGE, large lot; most
desirable. location: $3.50. For particu-
lars call until pm
WAPLE & JAMES INC.
1921 Georgia Ave Shepherd 44S5
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254S 18th ST NV. downtown-Fur-
nished room, private family. desirable To-
cation; very reasonable; near car line;
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1916 PIX. RD. NV. Apt. 2Ol-Comfort-
able front rm., twin beds, next bath;
unlim. phone: ? gentlemen. univ. students
ernnlAYeS
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Room, suitable = gentlemen. twin beds,
radio. unlimited phone; S3.5O each per
week; breakfast II desired Columbia 9562.
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APARTMENTS-UNFURNISHED.

CoLoRED-32s T ST. N.w.-HEART o.
colored residential; 3 r., 3rd floor; gas
water. heat: no cleo: 81 wk. Open. ~
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YOUNG LADY desires UNI. room, reaS.,
vicinity Dupont Circle: Oct. Is: state
price. Address Box 3S7-G. Star office.
IMMEDIATE VICINITY and Conn. ave,
small. inexpensive furn. room for quiet
student. Address Box 10-H. Star Office.
. FURNISHED ROOMS private bath. new
home. near bus line. 5U23 3rd ST NV.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

CONGENIAL YOUNG LADY, Jewish, de-
sires furn. rm; refined. homelike atmos-
phere; reas. Address Box 5-H. Star office.
ONE EIIRNISHED BOOM with alternat-
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MEN WANTED-Nice rooms; nice home;
exceptional location; semi-private shower.
Occasional meals; garage. Columbia 9l4O.
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1913 LANIER PL. N.W-Attr front room.
exposure; reas.: conv. cars. bus;
pvt. home; refs; gentleman.
Evening star., 1936-09-18

YOU CAN MOVE INTO THIS ATTRACTIVE
6Slu hSu;s at once. located near 3oth snd
detached houses. rooms. oak hoors.
garage. very large lot. This place cost
the former owner SSa5O. priced now at
$3.50 and it's like new house LOUIS
SHOEMAKER. 1119 K st. NV. Ma
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1212 9th ST N.W-Gas range. elecs
linens silver, dishes. shower bath; 81 90
n CT N 19h
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FARM AND GARDEN.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

bELTHINIUM Sled } Special sale on
plants. Frank A. Kerr. 2606 seth pl. NV.
Cleveland 1923.
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NEAt. CONGRESSIONAL LIBRARY.
Beautiful corner brick. IL rooms. 8 bed
rooms. > baths new oil burner. excellent
condition; terms. District 036S. Georgia
Evening star., 1936-09-18

ONE CT THE BIGGEST BARGAINS m
Chevy Chase, D. C. Beautifully located
Colonial lovely rooms and bath. side
porch. open fireplace: well built and very
and shrubbery: EaraRe. Owner in Cali
iornia has ordered q drastic cut in price.
Vacant. PHONE MR. KIESECKER. BOSS
4 PHELPS NATIONAL $500: EVENING
PHONE ADAMS 5514.
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3626 WARREN ST. N.W.-Large front
ROOM 2 exposures. private bath with
shower; neatly furnished; gentleman.
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BUNGALOWS $50.
Large tree-shaced lot. modern. screened
porch; frst-class condition. Terms. Call
WApTr q. rANgrc mr.
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

1311-13l5 N. HAMPSHIRE AVE.-Attrac-
tive single and double studio room. bath
fine location
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First noor rooms. bath. heat hot water,
electric refrigerator: porched in: garage.
444 NEWTON PL. NV NEAR. SOL
diefc Home rooms kitchen, bath; ges.
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37O4 Both PL. NE-FIvE-ROOM FRAME
bungalow. front porch incloSed rear
porch built-in garage; reasonable terms.
OWNER North :3273 or Adams 1913.
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ROOMS ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.
ROOMS-SUBURBAN.

35 SOUTH ELBERON AVE. Atlantic City.
N. Room with private bath for two; rea-
sonable price 90"
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l345 L ST. N.W.-Nicely furnished sleep
ing room on first floor, near bath; So
Gin dnIlhla
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room attrac. furnished; refined home; ex-
cellent meals; twin beds. Columbia s1l9.
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Observation-Disclosures

85 NJ ST. NV. APT. 3O7-2 RMS, KIT,
bath. elec. refrigerator: reconditioned
throughout. Apply janitor.
244O 18th ST. NV ROOMS. PORCH.
dinette, kitchen, bath room. refrigeration;
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

ROOM new modern home: gentleman only; !
large furnished front room. Phone Clar- |
endon 1868 References 2Os
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1IO2 I4th ST. N.W.-Three rooms. kitchen
and bath, ami. Inquire at the drug store.
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Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1936-06-25

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Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1936-06-25

IF THERE is one place more than
l another that daytime fashions show
off in panorama Of surprising style
interest, 1t is at the races. The influ-
ence of the French races and Ascot
was very evident at the openings of
our own American tracks this season.
Although there were no trailing skirts
there were the reminiscent cartwheels,
the tiny elaborate doll" hats which
smart Parisiennes love so we'll with
flower, vegetable and bird trimming
millinery fantasies such as are almost
amusing in their eccentricities, yet
quite worthwhile in that they are add
ing such zest to the current mode
Silk taffeta frocks and suits were nu-
merous and set the pace for an inter
esting style movement. Skirts IA inches
from the ground, any number of short
sleeved dresses and jackets with uni
versally square shoulders were like
wise interpretative of new fashion
trends.
Typical of the choices of many we'll
dressed women was the very short
black silk crepe suit with fitted
jacket that is worn with an enormous
black trimmed cartwheel hat.
A huge white kid water lily at the
shoulder gave dramatic touch. Much
is being said in fashion circles in re-
gard to water lily colorings and water
lily boutonnieres and corsages. AS to
suits of this type the fashion parade
includes them in dark silk failles, in
faconne silk taffeta, and of course, the
gay printed silk suits are that ubiq-
uitous they are taken for granted.
AS to the newer silk prints there Is
a marked tendency to select tiny neat
patternings for daytime wear. Made
up in trinity tailored frocks with short
sleeves and matching Jackets you have
the costume-ideal for going about town