davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-23
(Pokracovani re stranky ~

Zastupci techto spolku cely
rok Sc %pfipravuj1 ma okazalou
oslavu %. Tijna, dine to osvobo-
zenf Republiky Ceskoslovenske
z nadvlady "Habsburku." Co
dn1 a vecerG tito zastupci ztra-
viii ma pTfprave Tadne organi-
SAGE, ma prfprav6 a praci z
"Narodnf pouti" spojene, ma
starostech a praci ma ~spolecne
"hry v karty" (Card Parties)
a proc? Jen ably utvofen fond,
ktereho pouzito by mohlo byti
pri oslave %. rfjna, svatku to
osvobozenf nas1 rodne vlasti.
Ia chvalitebne pomoci CechG a
SIovakG, ODE zabavy Sc zdarily
iak moralne tax i financne a
pokladna je uspokojiva, ale ia
pokladna nikterak nem1ze a.
mericke verejnosti ukazat ma
81 silu.
CO pax je tisfc dollar1 v ze-
mi kde billiony dollar1 jsou
pTesunovany z m1sta ma m1sto
denne. Pen1ze hrajf malou u
lohu, hlavn1 1lohu hrati musi
"pocet nas', a tn je ma kazdem
Cechu a Slovaku, muzi, zene a
dftku, ktere chodit mGze, do
stavit Sc do slavnostn1ho prG-
vodu. MY nechceme ukaZati
pychu ami jakekoli fanglicko-
vanf, ale sflu. Kazdy jednotli-
vec pocfta patTf-li do spolku ci
ne a kazdym jednotlivcem,
ktery sc do parady ~nedostav1,
Dude pocftano. BUD jste S ma
mi anebo jste prot NAM" Mas
V Baltimore je malo, ale pak-li
svornost, obetavost a lasku k
narodnosti name aspon dive
hodiny. ukaze to naSi silu. Tim
take dokazeme re ma mas must
byt poc1tano rGznych poza-
davcfch, tim uznanf dojdeme.
Dale zadani jsou vsichni kra-
JAM, ably domy sve die mozno-
sti prapory okraslili a die usne-
SEMI poslednf schGze hned V
pond6lf, 26. Tfjna a domy okra-
slen6 nechaly az do %. Tfjna.
Podrobny program naleznete
ma jinem mfst6 tohoto casopisu
neb V zajmu usetTenf mfsta ne
m1n1me je dvakrat oZnamovati.
Obetujme vecer tento slave
nasf vlasti, ma kterou mGzeme
byti hrdi, vsem tenn kteTf zivo-
ty polozili ably svobody jsme
dosahli, obetujme tento den Ii
votu nasemu zde a dobudme 81
uznanf a vzpomenme tez tech
kteTf postarali Sc O to ably naSe
osvobozenf uznano bylo co
statnf svatek v Marylandu, PRIV
niho to statu v America. Vzpo-
menme ma senatora J. G.. Cal
lana, ktery pTedlohu podal a
prosadil a my dnes vsichni spo-
leone radovati Sc mGzeme a
name.
j. Vonasek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-23
SLAVNY DEN.
(Nekolik Tadek z denniku Ion
ske oslavy %. F1jna v Pacove.)
Napsal JOS. M. Vondracek.

Bylo nevlldne, smutne rano,
S jakym V poslednfch dnech iii
novych caste Sc shledame ma
Ceskomoravske vysocine. S po-
catku slime mrholilo a kolem
davate hodiny ranni mlha Sc
vtahla ma lesy, nekonecne sede
mraky tally Sc jake plachtovi-
ny pc horach, stran1ch, zavali-
ly cele mestecko a jiz dest Sc
Ill jake z konve. Otevfram O.
kno; ma blative, hrbolate SLIM
CT, kterou domorodci misto Bla-
ia pfekftili ma Karpaty, nepre-
behl KIDD prave nutne nemusel,
pouze jedno dive auta poskako-
vala a smykala sc re strany ma
stranu, "a nevybfranych SLOW
soferG, kteff nemeli jineho pTa-
nj, neil povozit okresni vybor
pc teto "autostrade" alespon
nekolik hodin. Ostry zapadnf
vltr bicoval mraky, dest nepra-
telsky oslehaval a rival re stro-
mi posledn1 chomacky list1, v
nedalekem parku bile bTfzky s
pozlacenymi hlavickami, pro-
hybaly svoje stihla tflka pod
narazy vetru a daleko trasaly
svoJe zlate vlasy. V korunach
vekovitych kastan1 a klenek to
hucelo zlostnou melodif umfra-
nj. Use kan jsem pohledl al
daleko ku Strazisti. IDA Sc len
seTejsf a nevlidnejsf. A pTec-
Je dnes svatek republiky! Den
ma ktery jsem Sc tesil dlouha,
dlouha leta, re jej oslavfm v
rodnem hn1zde = snad jednou
jedinkrat neil oci ma vzdy "a
vfu. Jest mi tax nejak stfsne-
ne, a prece jsem jist, re to Dude
dnes mGj nejslavnejsf den.
Vyjdu ma pavlac strycovy cha
lupy, rozhlfzfm Sc = ulice Ma
Blatech, siroka, znacne dlouha.
Je sera jake dusickove nebe ma
dn1; Jen re vsech stit1 smejf Sc
do zachmufeneho dine barevne
prapory republiky. Dest neu-
stava, v1tr divoce S mimi clou-
ma ,vydouva je, chvflemi S nj
mi zatrepota v silenem trilku,
ale cervenob1le prapory s mo-
drym klinem plavne podavajf
Sc besnenf vetru, radostne W.
hovujf jeho rozmarIm. Pill de-
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-23
Vdana ma bravo.

Majitele hospod nesmf pro-
davati pivo nezletilym Poole
Marylandskeho zakona. w
m1nka v zakonu tom die dobro-
zdanf generalniho navladniho
Herberta O'Conor, jest jedna.
Ukazav, re manzelstv1 "nezle-
tile zenske osoby' osvobozuje
tuto z jistych p%odmlnek, v u
fednfm SVEN vynosu rozhodl,
re pivo NIUE byti prodano ne
DO dano zakonite vdane zene
mezi 18 a Fl roxy jejlho start,
kdyz p%rovazena jest manzelem
a koup1 81 pivo s jeho souhla-
sem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-23
NECO o DIVADLE.

Kdyz fouka vitr re strnist,
je to znamen1m, re pf1roda Sc
Dude poznenahlu ukladati k
dlouhemu zimn1mu spanku. Ii,
kterf letnfch mes1c1ch holdo-
vail slunci a vode a travili vol
ne chvilky v prfrode budto ma
sorech neb ma ceskych far
mach, vrac1 sc odpocinuti a O.
svezeni ku plodne kultGrnf
.praci v nasf ceskoslovenske O.
SADIE.
Skola, nase cvicebn1 sine a
nase ceske a slovenske divadlo,
jsou narodn1m pojitkem nasich
krajanG.
Vsechny nase divadelni sbo-
ry v Baltimore a Curtis Bay
konaj1 pr1pravy ma letosnf di-
vadeln1 sezonu. Kdo nikdy ne
hral ma jevisti, nema ami potu-
chy, jake obeti nasi ochotnfci
prinasejf, kolik vecer6 must o.
betovati chozenim do zkousek,
co JIM 81 pohodlne odpoclvajf
aneb Sc bavf. A proc to della
il? z lasky k tie nas1 krasne
matertine, k tomu lahodnemu
ceskemu a slovenskemu zpevu
a hlavne proto, abychom kul-
tdrne neumreli. z vytezku pod
poruj1 sve sbory, a tim poma-
haj1 tlaciti karu naSeho cesko-
slovenskeho zivota. Divadlo je
nas1m zrcadlem a divadlo clo-
veka zuslechtuje.
Nase divadeln1 sceny mali
jiz svojf ustalenou tradici. Hra-
10 Sc v Baltimore cd nepameti.
Zacalo Sc v sale u SimkG, pax
u Kleck1 a v dobe, kdy Sc po-
stavily v Baltimore velke ceske
sine, hraje sc ma ctyrech moder
mich jevistfch. MIzeme byti
ma to hrdi, re &C pocetne je ma
Sc osada mala, name 5 diva
delnich odbor1 v Baltimore a l
V Curtis Bay.
Krajane! Podporujte ceska
a slovenska divadla bez rozdi-
lu a vase cetna navsteva Dude
mohutnou vzpruhou naseho di-
vadelnictvf a kulturnfho zivota
v Baltimore!
Antonln Cihlar.
- Zahajen1 divadelni sezo-
ny v Sokolovn6. - Prvn1 diva
delni pfedstaveni Dram. odbo-
ru Sokolske Jed. Blesk je sta
noveno ma nedeli, dine 1. listo-
padu. "Ma maticka chuda by
la, lidovy obrazek re zivota o
3 jednanfch. Napsali F. Lasek
a F. Balej.
Hra tato poctena byla prvni
cenou v divadelnf soutezi a sill
buje byti dokonalym divadel-
MIN pozitkem. Hru n~acvicuje
odbornik pan Jan Kaspar.
Dalsf hry jsou stanoveny ma
Americke Posv1cenf, "Princez-
ma pastouSky''. Pro slavnostni
novorocnf predstavenf je vybra
ma vyborna zpevohra cd bratrf
Branaldn, "Dva vojaci cd mu-
ziky''. Pc Novem roce sc Sc
hraje: "Zapad slunce ma no.
rach"; "Jaro v podzamcf"; a
"Rozmysli 81 MaTenko."
Ma zdar! Dop.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-23
Lidove lance v episkopaln1
kathedrSle.

Lidove lance polske, ukrajin-
ser a ceskoslovenske provede-
ny budou tento patek pc 8. no
dine vecer We prospech hostel
nj missile v SIM protestantske
episkopalnf kathedraly.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-23

Funk odsouzen an 10 mssicG.
William r. Funk, bankovn1
zrfzenec, odsouzen byl v pom
deli ma 18 mesic1 do polepsov-
ny. Primal Sc ku zpronevere-
nj $2,869.5O korporaci Royal
Realty, odbocky Union Trust
spolecnosti.
Funk ma starosti mel kolekci
penez. Cast neodvadel cd ro-
ku 1882. Hlavne byly to CARA
re, ma nez rent vybfral, ale fir
me stanovil, re tyto nejsou
pronajaty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-23
WPA zamestnanci zdrz1 Sc
stavky.


Baltimorstf zamestnanci ma
projektech Works Progress ad-
ministraci, nezdcastnf Sc We
stavkach, jez vyvolany byti ma
j tento tyden pc cele zemi.
Rozhodnut1 toto ucinil V sobo-
tn vybor 81 zamestnanc1.
Mezitim Harry D. Williar,
administrator statniho WPA,
oznamil, re tTi projekty, ma
jichz uskutecnen1 potrebno bu-
de 100000, p1jdou Timed V
pred.
Projekty temi jsou: Rozs1fe-
nj Hagerstown mestske vzdu-
choplavecke STANCE, zf1zeni
hraze ma Savage Tece v zapad-
nj casti statu a rozsfTen1 vodn1
LIME z Towson podel York
road ku Stoneleigh.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-23
Dvacaty osmy Tfijen 1913.
-@@k~

Bezmocne ukovan ~poddanstvfm krut1m.
cesky lev otrocil pc dlouhy v9k.
rakousky orel dral cernym a zlut1m
sparem jej, vyrazel vitezny shrek.
Dvojhlavy netvor Sc s bujnosti d9snou
posmival slave Iva re zaslych dob.
hned jemu srdce ryl s rozkosf b9snou.
hned zas mu jazyk rival, srazel no v hrob
Zpysnely orel vsak rozseval bouTi.
pfecenil nadute moci sve lesk.
obloha zmizela We valky koufi,
n%ajednou zahrmelo, S nebe sjel blesk.
Boz1ho posla proud ~roztavil pouta.
jimiz byl cesky lev tTi sta let spjat.
pocal hned prchati z kazdeho kouta
dav jeho nepratel, postrachem lat.
Madarsky pardal Sc z dosahu PHIL.
jakmile udy sve protahl lev,
pro neho tez Sc den odplaty blfzil
"a vsechnu p~rolitou slovenskou krev.
Cesky lev k move zas ~volnosti vstava.
Vaclavske orlice zdravf jej HAS.
lev nejprv Bohu dix pokorny vzdava
"a to, re ukoncen poroby cas-.
Rakousky orel pax srazen je k zemi
mohutnym rozmachem chrabreho Iva.
pro vsechnu budoucnost z1stanou nemv
ohavne nestvGry zobany diva.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-23
Spolkovy vestnik.

Oznamuje Sc clen6m spolku
Maryland, re Sc Dude odbyvat
schGze v pondel1, 2. listopadu
We skole Augustin Herman, rob
Ashland a Glover ulic.
M. Slechta.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-23

Y den osIavy za1ozen1 repu-
bliky Ceskoslovenske jest nam
milou povinnosti vzpomenouti
dra. Jaroslava Touly, majitele
lekarny ma Ashland a Wash
ington ulic1ch.
Jeho prace pro slavu .jak
Stare tax Move Vlasti nenf "a
pomenuta. Jeho pranf: "Pra-
cujme" vediz dale ku predu!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-23

John Mcpherson Dennis, by
valy statnf pokladn1k, banker
a farmaT, zemfel v patek ma
SVEN statku, Essex Farm v Bal
timore Okresu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-23

Mad nesvornostf ceskou place vlast
a Shy ron1 v srdceryvne muce,
jak matka, We hrob kdyz ma dlte klast =
nuz, vsichni bratrf, podejme 81 ruce!
Mac ma druha druh scott, 1tocit,
nae zfti v svaru, v rozbroji a pdtce?
Kez moh' bych city vsechnech tlumocit,
del bych: 30, bratff, podejte 81 ruce!"
Jsme nezdolni, kdyz budem svorni jen,
mic neublizi cizacky nam sk1dce,
jen bratr nebu6 bratrem ubfjen =
nuz, vsichni bratff, podejme 81 ruce!
Nam treba jedne mysli, spojeni!
Ma bratra bratr nedorazej prudce,
my potrebujem s%vornost, sdruzeni -
nuz, vsichni bratrf, podejme 81 ruce!
Kdo HASA nesvornost, je Herostrat,
q nen1 v1dce, ale skGdce, svddce!
Ma prsa pTivi1 v lasce bratra brat -
o, vsichni bratTf, podejme 81 ruce!
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-23

cesti a slovenstf milenf bratff.
waite 81 obnovy svobody sve.
pomnete, re ma vas cely svet patti,
kfestanskych narod1 We kruh vas I'VE.
Cyrillu, Methodu, Vaclavu, svatym
temto svym ochranc6m vzdeite svni dix.
proste je Sc srdcem ~zboznostf vznatvm
"a stare slavy sve opetny wink!
Odvrzte zlateho telete vladu.
"a orla novou zas nemente san.
mrzke by bylo, Pc poroby chladu
zhavemu zlatu cht1t platiti dan.
Kolikrat "a valky Vaclavska chvala
zn6la a zachvel Sc nepratel dav.
korouhev s obrazem svetcovym vlala
vysoko mad mofem junackych hlav!
Ably mas nyn1 tez pred zhouby blesky
chranil "a prime sve osveznych ros,
modli sc kazdy: 90 vevodo ceskv.
"a verne pleme sve u Boha pros!o
Hranice statu jsou ~nepratel plny.
svobody vas1 YAM neprejf jas,
bez vile Bozf vsak vztekd itch vlnv
ami YAM nezkfiv1 nejmensf Was.
Nevefte nikomu, = ma oko ctitel
caste ma "a zady 1kladny Sip,
toliko Bdh je vas pravy vzdy prftel,
nikdo vas nem1ze ochranit lip.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-23
Ku dni 28. rrilina.
Vsichni Bratff, Podejme ST Ruce!

Vynato z knihy INA p1de americke' sepsane
ndp. Msgr. JANEM VRANKEM.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1936-10-23

Opet jiz nadesel pamatny rfjen,
Jenz lidu pfinesl svobody dar,
spojujte viru s nj, zivot je v nj jen,
bez viry narodu hrozf vzdy zmar!
The Arizona gleam., 1936-06-20

Of their environment: They
exist in every section. They
are more numerous in the
South than anywhere else be-
cause of an agricultural sys-
tenn which has reduced tho =
usands Of people to a condl-
tioo Of abject poverty. Only
in their own wars ed imsRi~
nations is the Black Legion
aires patron saint Quantrell
the Civil War Leader. People
who are familiar with the &C.
iivities of Ku- Klux Klan Of
the 1920's. partieu arly i n
Georgia and other Southern
States. recall that in almf st
every community where the
Klan was active it's mem bers
included sheriffs. policemen
and city officials. A combl-
nation Of ignorance. b'gotry
and brutality, along with the
failure of t h o g e who are
sworn to protect the public.
accounts for the exis'er ce and
~owth of cowardjy and mur-
derous masked gangs.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-06-20
A.F, of L. Baes Red
Caps From Broth
erhood

Washington Narrow craft
uuionism policies OF thes top
leaders of the American Fe
6erstion of Lab,r operated
last week to bar Red Caps
from membership in the Bro
therhood Of Sleeping Car Por-
ters. whose m litant struggle
ag.ust the Pullman Coupa y
forced recognition of t h g
rights of it members to tr
ganize and bargain collect
lively.
Declarir g that some Of the
Fl railway unions might claim
Jurisdiction over the Red Cap
station porters the A. of
l.. Council decided that the
Red Caps are not eligible
for membership in the Bro
tberhood. Most of the II rail
way unions referred to have
jim crow clauses n their
constitutions and bylaws.
President William Green
announced that he would pre-
sent the AT. of L. Charter
to the Brotherhood in Chicago
on. June 7 when the Union
opens it's convention.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-06-20
Negro In Picture
Of Tenant
Leaders
Richmond, We. < A Negro

Richmond, Va. < A Negro
was included in a three CO.
lumn picture of leaders of
the Southern Tenant Farmers
Union published in the Times
Di patch Saturday TEE
mans name 9 John r ley ore
of the organizers. On the
picture of seven was q white
woman, Evelyn Smith. The
geoup held a pls card reading
What Mean Y e That Ye
Crush My People And Grind
The Faces Of The Poor. Isah.
3:14: 1O". The picture was
distributed by the Associated
Press. John L. Lewis pres
ident of t b e United Mine
Workers, issued an appeal
from Washington for orRa
nized labor to supp rt the
Ark ans as strikers i n their
desperate conditions.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-06-20
Name New Editor
OF vStar OF
Zion"

Charlotte. II C. DR.. w.
A. Blackwell has been named
editor of The Star of Zions
official organ of the A. M r.
Zion church. succeeding the
late Dr.. w. "A. Davenport who
died suddenly at Greensboro
during the General Conference
last MOI tn just after rend
erlng b report, DR.. Daven
port had been editor since
1924.
The Arizona gleam., 1936-06-20
Black Legion Scored
BY Tennessee
Daily

Chattanooga, Tenn The
Chattanooga Times. .owned by
thief amily of the late Adolph S
Ochs of the New York Times
scored the Black Legion in a"
editorial last Friday entitled
"Organlzed Terrorism. Dis
turbing to every American,
and particularly to every So
utherner,, the editorial be-
gan, s'should be the impIi :
cations of the writer whose
report of the activities of the
activities of the Black Leg
ion, written for the North
American Newspaper Alliance
10 printed elsewhere in this
page"
The article was quoted in
the editorial az follows: IF
the sixteen men originally
arrested in connection with
Poole's death provide any
cross section, the majority
Of the rank and file mem bers
are from the ridges and gull
leys of Tennessee. or from
the deep South. Two-thirds
of the men arrested were
from Tennessee or Georgia or
Georgia or Kentucky. They
are sallow. thin. pathetic
types in whom there is scar
cely even a spark of intelIi0
Qence.
The editorial then goes On:
That descr ption is not so
much an Indictment of the
South as it is an indictment
Of a people. Behind the ter :
rorlst B ack Legion and it's
Ku-Klux background is a
terrifying legion of under
privileged men and women
whose ignorance. intolerance
and bigotry are the products
Evening star., 1936-03-22
ROOMS AND BOARD.

1920 Cathedral AVE.-Large. beauti-
fully furnished room, suitable for 2. next
to bath: constant hot water.
222O 10th ST.. Apt, 51-Beautiful. large,
south room. twin beds: excellent meals;
private family; also single.
1401 INGRAHAM ST., corner 14th-One
bed room. nicely furn.; shower; excellent
17b9 r SIT. NV. .WALBRIDGE ROUSE
HIIyATE "a I44TE BATsIs; 6 6sWITGHssooAARRP CON:
NER-sPRINd R MATTREssEs; iMMAcu-
LATELY CLEAN WIDELY SELECTED
MENU; a GHMNAsJuM PpEERs2NAL kATN 1I5S
KITCHENS OPEN TO INSPECTION.
Evening star., 1936-03-22
ROOMS AND BOARD-SUBURBAN

2OI9 N. NELSON ST. Cherrydale. Va
One or two gentlemen. Govt. employees
preferred; S35 per month. Clar. 2513.
BEAUTIFUL room in refined home, with
board; two gentlemen or employed couple;
$50 each; nearby Virginia; 10 minutes
from Bureau Ensraving. l block from bus;
pointment. call Mr.. Campbell, Ridge 90.
SUBURBAN home offers rooms with real
home-cooked meals; 1Oc bus fare; Is
min. TO city; near Army-Navy Club. 1901
Arlington Ridge I'd. Va.
50 SHEPHERD ST. HyattsvilIe. Md-Newly
young men or ladies' II block to bus,
reasonable. Phone Hyattsville 491-J
Evening star., 1936-03-22

LARGE. front room. semi-private bath.
block from busses; board optional; no
other ro0mers. Phone Shepherd 346l.
EMP. COUPLE or mother and school
daughter; nice room with without
housekeeping privileges; near school and
bus; 10 minutes to 18th and Pa. ave.
Phone Jackson l936-W.
ROOM or bachelor apt. in nearby Vir-
ginia: must be reasonable. Address Box
414-X, Star ONCE.
wOODSIDE. MD. s9Is Ist ave.-Large
room. dbl. beds. next bath; priv. family;
Dreakfast-dinner; block to 10th st. bus.
SI8 s. BARTON ST. Arlington. Va
Cozy rooms partly furnished. with ga
rage: vacant April l.
LYON VILLAGE. VA.-Nice room modern.
breakfast optional. Clarendon 149s-W. :
ON RUSSELL RID. Alexandria. va
Nicely furnished room; also basement
room. finished nicely; suitable for den.
study or bed room: Call Alexandria
PLEASANT ROOM-Private bath. shower.
new home; no other roomers; on bus line;
gentleman only Walnut g236-W.
CHEVY, .CHASE-Nicely furnished room;
Tsasonable' breakfast optional Phone
Wisconsin 3493.
SINGLE OR DOUBLE ROOM in private
home. with garage; East Falls Church.
within block of , bus lines; breakfast
optional. Phone Walnut S9S4-J.
Evening star., 1936-03-22
SENSATIONAL VALUE

For sale OF suitcase. entire contents
of one Of the most unusual apartments
in washinston. Decorated by well
known artist last November. Classic
modern. spacious living room. In ivory
and deep blue, circular divans. coffee
ity piece Frieze all-over rugs Study.
desk. club chair. radio. etc. Built for
one who appreciates gracious living.
Kitchen complete. silver. linens, beau.
ing table, ivory and MAHOGANY. cost
$4,000: will take LESS THAN HALF
for immediate sale: leaving city at once.
No Dealers.
Can b seen by appointment only with
owner. North 2520.
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RO-CAR HOUSE,
1901 Dist ST. NV.

The Ro-cAR HOUSE is a distinctive
residence for discriminating BUSINESS
telligent service, friendly atmosphere. inn
maculate cleanliness. and excellent food.
properly cooked and graciously served.
To these we offer an extremely large
and delightful first-foor. studio room.
which is available for immediate occu-
pancy as double or single.
American plan style
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FARM AND GARDEN.

wETI-ROTTED COW and stable manure.
S5 ton; 4 tons. Sl5; delivered. Phone
Clarendon 1928 or address Box 2oo-k'
Star nf6cA
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GEORGETOWN. 1922 N ST ROOMS.
clean. neatly furnished. adjoining patn,
side porch; $40. Apply 3414 N ST. NV.
UNIQUE > RMS, Ink. K. B.. MURPHY
bed end floor none nicer; adults; Sll
week Lincoln 3331
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2712 ONTARIO RID. NW.-BASEMENT
apt. large liv.- bed rm. kit toilet running
water; including gas cleo. phone; adults.
so RHODE ISLAND AVE NV ROOMS.
kitchen and sleeping porch; also one
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TABLE BOARD.
ROOMS-SUBURBAN.

NEAR WALTER REED, 1900 Geranium st
Excellent meals; attractive front room
detached. corner residence.
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9OI 18th NV APT 24-LARGE ROOM
kit. cleo. gas Frieidaire and linens fur
nished; $50 per month or $3.50 per week
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1907 OTIS PL. .N.W-LARGE BED-LIv-
Frieidaire: c.h.w.; available 1st: adults.
C0luuhia 0SSS-J
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OPP. MAYFLOWER-EXCEP DESIR.
attract. r. k. b.: well furn.; clean. quiet.
refined; cont. h.w.; phone, adults. Refs.
l1lT De Sales
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CLUB MERIDIAN,
FOUNTAIN COURT.

Spring. Summer and Autumn among the
trees. Lawns. fountains tennis court
Your own flower garden. sun porches:
healthful, country-like location. Spacious
bed rooms. beautiful dining room: delicious
meals; private parking. Is minutes down
town. Inspection invited. Phone Col
8525. 3840 18th ST. NV.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

AUTO PAINTING and body equipment
needed. air pressure and spray gun. etc.
I333 18th St NV. North a040. %.
R00KS ON THE CIVIL WAR-Research
reader " ants to buy books from private
partles: no amount too small. No dealers.
Ciev. 1895. Address Box l5S-T. star once.
BOOKS and U. s. postaEe stamps 6ousht3; 1In3
q ST. NV. Phone Metropolitan 5415:
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ONE ROOM. DlNEIIE, KITCHEN: BAIH
apt; balcony; completely furnished: Muir
ply bed. studio couch. unlimited phone;
southern exposure. 1850 Conn. ave. Phone
Emerson 5252 Immediate possession; S65.
CENTRAL-Unusual end q. fr. rm. a win
dowsJ; attract. redecor.; next bath: clean.
quiet. comfortable; c .h.W.: refs. 1893 @.
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SIX COMPLETELY FURNISHED ROOMS.
all outside n. W. S. exposures; delightful
NV. location. Accommoda tions for three.
Lease April Is to Sept. /. S145 month;
references required. Address Box 325-X.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

ANDERSON VAN SERVICE. 429 WOOD
ward Bldg. Natl 1870. Special rates all
cities; NY. Boston Chicago Fla ST. Louis
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NEAR SOLDIERS HoME-3 RMS. KITCH.
en-. bath. porch, yard. piano. radio. $50;
adults Adams 3314-J. after 4 evenings.
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full room and kitchenette sink: gas and
light free; southern exposure: newly deco
rated: studio couch or bed: S. weekly.
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cI 18th ST. SE.-one or two nicely fur
nished rooms; desirable location. conven-
lent to cars: very reasonable.
4q12 Bird ST. N.w.-Large. airy bed room,
twin beds private shower bath room. conv.
. sentlemen: close to bus. Ge. O279.
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1OOy 9th ST. NV ROOMS. KITCHEN
and private bath. completely furnished !;
electric refrigeration. continuous hot water;
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THE WESTCHESTER. 1000 CATHEDRAL
ave.-Large living room, sun room with
Murphy bed bed room bath dinette. kitch-
en-. including linen. silver elec. refrigera-
ton. April 1--for months. or longer.
S1o5 month Phone Cleveland SSS6
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

FoXHALL VILLAGE. All Volta pl;-De-
lightful double room. twin beds. with very
large sleeping porch, adjacent TO bath ana
shower; unusual for two sentlemen; bus
and car convenient; private home; adults
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ing rm and bed room entire Bird floor
private home S25 mo. Col 0164 Sunday,
or after q p.m. week DAYS.
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21OS ONTARIO RD. NW.-LARGE.
bright room and kitchen. nicely furnished:
newly papered and painted; married cou-
pie. Phone Columbia 46l1
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WANTED OR . YOUNG LADIES TO
share furnished 2-rm k and b apart
ment: near Dupont Circle: cooking op-
tional. Phone Columbia O3O2
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1882 18th ST. NV. APT. .3-ATTRAC.
lively and conveniently furnished. D. r.
Must be seen to appreciate. Call after 5:
LADY WILL SHARE LOVELY DOWNTOWN
apt, large quiet piano little smoking.
with refined woman. S25 month. District