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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1936-11-06
WOMAN'S CLUB
HOLD SECOND
MEETING OCT q
Much Interest Added To Meet
ing Including Increase Of
Membership
MRS. WEBSTER SEIZE
WAS GUEST SPEAKER

The second meeting of the Woman's
Club of Pocomoke City was held We'd
nesday afternoon with the president,
Mrs. r. Lee Hall, in the chair. The
business meeting brought forth much
of interest, including addition to
membership; the securing of shrub
berry for the Identification of the High
School grounds; donation to Public
Library.
The report given by Mrs. Grady
Powell on Motion Pictures was not
only Of educational value but was
most entertaining, depicting three pic
lures through the critics eyes as we'll
as from the standpoint of admirers.
The pictures were "Mary of Scotland"
"Anthony Adverse" and "Romeo and
Juliet"
Mrs. Hall announced the State
wide Club Institute to be held at the
Rennert Hotel in Baltimore on Novem-
Der 10th. Miss Ethel Dix was elected
delegate with Mrs. VIM. H. School
field, alternate. Delegates were also
appointed for the Eastern Shore Fed
ration to be held November 18th at
the State Teachers College in Sails
bury. These were: Mrs. J. K. Lang,
Mrs. Bradford Massey and Mrs. Grit
I'm Callahan. Those wishing to make
reservations were asked to notify the
Corresponding Secretary, Mrs. Samuel
E. McMaster.
Mrs. E. j. Schoolfield, chairman,
gave the keynote for the afternoon
program Cline Art in Daily Living"
This was followed by group of songs
by Mrs. Hartley Stevens, Jr., accom-
panied by Mrs. Annie G. Mcclure,
pianist. The solos rendered were:
"Love Perfect Song" by Bernard
Hamblem and "My Little House" by
Nancy Boyd. The club is grateful
to Mrs. Stevens and Mrs. Mcclure
for this contribution of fine art in
music.
Mrs. Schoolfield introduced the
guest speaker, Mrs. Webster Selfe of
Salisbury who gave some very val
liable information on "Old Glass;" it's
history from 1920 and exhibiting three
tables of rare and beautiful old glass
with the history and details of it's
manufacture.
Fine art was also exhibited in the
beautiful decorations in the club room,
and the Floral chairman, Mrs. Elwood
Matthews, and her committee, is to
be commended upon the perfect set
ting of roses, chrysanthemums and au
tumn leaves. Tea and dainty sand
wiches were served by the hostesses:
Mrs. E. E. Matthews, Mrs. John Lang,
Mrs. Walter Emf and Mrs. Earl Mer-
rill.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1936-11-06
ATTRACTION AT MD. univ.
in GOOD FOOT BALL GAME

A flashy game of football with both
teams having dynamic backfields, be-
tween Maryland and Virginia Military
Institute and variety of other en-
tertaiinng affairs, will mark the Old
Liners homecoming day at College
Park on Saturday, November ID.
V. M. I. will offer such brilliant
backs as Trzeciak, rated the most
sensational sophomore in the South;
Robertson, Kovar, Clark, and Beard to
offset Maryland's great Guckeyson,
Meade, Ellinger, Headley and CORN
ley, and each array will be we'll sup
ported by fine lines.
1t should be a wide-open, stirring
contest, fought out along even lines
There will be lots of other attrac-
tions, including a soccer game between
Maryland and John Hopkins at 1890;
a parade of floats between the halves;
a meeting of the an" Club; an Alumni
Mixer and buffet supper; and the
Homecoming dance in Richie Coli
scum at which Don Gregory's broad.
casting orchestra will play.
Maryland defeated V. M. l. by only
6 to 0 at Lexington last year and the
Cadets are much stronger this season
The Terps and Cadets staged one OF
the greatest games on record just 2(
years ago, Maryland winning Is to 9
This years should be just as thrilling
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1936-11-06

"Adam and Fallen Man" will be
the subject of the Lesson-Sermon in
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1936-11-06
ANNUAL DANCE
AT THE ARMORY
NOVEMBER 18th
Jack Schaller And His Club Or
cheStra Will Furnish Music
For The Occasion

The Annual Thanksgiving Dance
will be held in the State Armory
Thursday night, November 26th, be-
ginning at 9 o'clock. This will be
sponsored by Worcester Post No. SO
American Legion and Auxiliary and
the table reservations will be in charge
of Mrs. George S. Bunting. Those
wishing to make reservation may tele-
phone Pocomoke 1852 and arrangement
will be made to entertain them.
The Post has secured, for this oc-
casion, Jack Schaller and his Club
Royal Orchestra. This orchestra ranks
high in the musical world and is one
of the highest paid aggregation of mu
sicians the Post has ever engaged for
a Thanksgiving Dance. It is a prime
favorite at Eastern Colleges. 1t has
broadcast from many independent and
chain stations and has won for itself
an enviable position in the musical
world
Listed among it's past engagements
are: Madrid Ballroom and Club Lido
in Harrisburg, Pa, Arcadia Ballroom
in Manchester, N. H., Wilson College
where it played two conservatives
years at Senior Prom and Formal
Dinner Dances, Bucknell University,
Dickinson College, Loyola College of
Baltimore and many others.
1t is truly styled "The Band with
Thousands of Friends" The public
is asked to make reservations early.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1936-11-06
CALLED MEETING
P. AND 7. ASSOC.
ON OCTOBER II
Helpful Discussions Developed
On Many Important School
Problems
GROUP VOTED TO OBTAIN
CHARTER FOR THE ASSOC.

At the called meeting of parents
teachers and school officials on Oc-
tober 9th, all teachers, a represen
tative group of parents, and the fol
lowing officials were present: DR.. E
C. Fontaine, State school supervisor;
Mr.. A. C. Humphreys, County Super
intendent; Miss Elizabeth Mundy,
county elementary school supervisor;
Mrs. Pilchard, attendance officer; DR..
Bradford Massey, county health Off
Ger and Dr. N. E. Sartorius, member
of the county school board.
Helpful discussions developed on
the following subjects: First, Super
vised play and activities for physical
welfare of students. Second, Health
survey including defects in sight, hear
ing, teeth, skin, nervous symptoms,
food and proper clothing. Third,
Supervision and the close cooperation
between supervisors, teachers and
parents, to make the schools source
of pleasure for the child as well as to
give proper training to fit it for its
proper place in the community.
Fourth, Building and ground needs,
including passage between Elemen-
tary school building, doors on girls
lavatories, plans to prevent use of
school grounds as thoroughfare for
outsiders, and the possibility of plant
ing hedge around same, and activity
in obtaining P. w. A. funds to pave
and landscape grounds at both schools.
Fifth, Budget. Because the County
Commissioners cut the budget SUBJ
mitted by the school board to the
minimum allowed by law, the schools
are going into debt each year and
many needed improvements are i'm
possible. It is planned to take a
large group of the taxpayers before
the commissioners to ask that the
budget be passed as submitted by the
school board and that available funds
be reallocated from less important de-
partments to the school for necessary
expenditures. Sixth, Group plan to
go in the near future to ask for money
to provide needed improvements. Sew
enth, The group voted to obtain
charter for the p T. A. and function
like other groups in the state with the
privilege of voting belonging to those
members who have paid dues of 25c
a year. This will eliminate the taking
of collection at each meeting and
secure a voting body at State Con-
Ventions of the P. T. A.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1936-11-06
MOORE-CARTER NUPTlALS
ANNOUNCED AS OF THURS.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Carter, POGO
moke, announce the marriage of their
daughter, Julia Roe, to George R.
Moore, of Salisbury, Md. The we'd
ding took place Thursday noon at the
M. E. parsonage, Rev. John Wootten
officiating. The bride wore brown
suit with accessories to match and
carried a corsage of talisman roses.
Their attendants were the brides
mother and father, and Mrs. Frank
Carter. Mr.. Moore is connected with
the Sunshine Laundry, Salisbury, Md.
Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1936-11-06

1900 vintage and can't make time
with anything. He may be out to
view the landscape DER, and he doesn't
want to blur his vision by rapid trans
it. Whatever the case, he's a regular
fly in the ointment, and there amt
any flies on that statement.
Evening star., 1936-12-04
HERE ARE TWO
EXCEPTIONAL BARGAINS.
$8,650-SAUL'S ADDITION.
NEAR 14th AND GAILATIN SITS

beautiful detached and Colonial
home with very large living room and
stone fireplace. attractive dining room;
large. modern kitchen with pantry; 3
large. bright bed rooms. The house is in
new condition from top to bottom. Taste
fully decorated and located on q we'll
shaded street with a very deep WELL
handicapped lot. HAVING grape arbor and
fruit trees; Gear garage. A real value on
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DIST. 1411.
Evening star., 1936-12-04
HOUSES FURNISHED.


HOUSES FURNISHED.
ATTRACTTvELY FURNISHED 7-RooM
- .dus e 1 . 81 Wss % 1s
St. Chevy Chase, Md Wisconsin $3.50
CHOICE SELECTION OF DESIRABLE
fgsnished i houses IN best sections Of the city.
porch. oil heat. Available Dec. is. Ran
dolph 3243 after 9.
FoxALLe-PARTLY FURNISHED AT
tractive rooms and basement lounge with
FoxnaI I'd. Phone National i04o. ''
THE BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE FULLY
furnished. OF Mr. A; Kahn: 3l35 Ellicott
Rmsr.nn most dssiEs6Is location. Apply at premises.
MARIETTA PARK-5-ROOM BUNGALOW.
nice yard and garage; $50. Georgia Abs.
sgsS s,9si2 NEWARK ylSsaHRi g 81 MWMs ROOMS EN-
lively furnished: Sie5. Inspection By
appointment. Wisconsin 5000.
WILL RENT MY MODERN GROOM
bone bone sO%Detely con Hse iurnishsd for my
day 1913 s st. Sc Atlantic ssss.
FOR RENr-NOW UNTIL JULY 1. BEAU
radio. gas heat: 10 minutes from down
town: SIS per month. Phone Walnut $500.
1914 North Cleveland St. Arlington. Va.
SEM1-DETACHED BRICK. BED ROOMS
baths. automatic heat: convenient cars
and bus line: reasonable rental
w. G.. & A. N. MILLER,
1119 18th ST. NV. DISTRICT AGA
106 9th ST. NE.
Seven rooms. bath. hot-water heat: com
pletely furnished: Erigidaire. dd
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS
Evening star., 1936-12-04
APARTMENTS UhFURhIsHEp.

APARTMENTS UkFURkIsHEp.
R0WiSMasM1edGs S,S insDseson dsy tine me Only: 1Se@.
kitchenette and bath. S47. MR.. FEsREY.
$40 sth ST. NV RMS, BATH. HEAT.
slss; sS;. refrigerator; pri': quiet; all con'en. i;
DOWNTOWN. 2023 N 81, N.W|.dQvT.
sash :asrs sa5 ss ss usss VIII
Pfeotomac Sso7. n -
1900 s ST. NV. NEAR CONN. AvE-s
sSalss sSGms l.ena1 gsni.or WE; VIE. 2C So4s AL O
rooms, fitchen and bath. large foyer;
1875 SPRING pL. NV. tse15 18th sT)-
Seni.ni: ri Il and adult:; Il; lesse: $50 90 90 L.!
719 FERN PL. NV Mr., WALTER REED
Isnos a.s ese ELI
NEAR NAVY YARD-NEw. BLDG. CON
AnpIs 5So%s so 18th
rooms Ts tssSsa RASMAs And 1s sasS sin s1sis sH az
srs s!rf sssrbSs e bHSsf azsadER 17 $685.
saS Ilth 81 l.tS AT @ n{ IAKn5 E.S
p1stries By I' a4ss g. si1! a@ snSns MR. TOMS
1905 MINI. AVE. S.E.-New. beautiful,
heated; hot water supplied: 9 rooms and NJ
garage; $3.50. Line. $500.
sss sE sya Ssss e: seoss
ROOM, KITCHEN, BATH GAS, BLEc:
tric. and heat. AIT Columbia I'd. NV. 6e
NEWLY DEOORATED-2 RMS, KITCHEN
bath. inclosed porch. beat. light, gas. re-
| frigeration; private; adults. QeorGta OlO6
SS6-APT. AVAILABLE nfMEDfATELYi
nesse sra bssS outside
tral. 10th and =. Apply resident manager
1904 RIGGS PI, NV. (gETwEkN r AND
S)--Ope large room, kitchenette. eemi.prt-
s.s h ns "a. 0cf siter fsns g. norss ss4 VIZ
az sSrsia AsM sSeEs 9 rooms. kitehenssse. dinstts
and bath; ami. Owner ON premises sftez
5000 St. sls:@saa asonesT42%s. 2SssI rooms. Kit.
bath. porch: new and elerant; slI0.
..ss .ss7 .nS IS; ss.h. AysE ooi s,ss sAs KITCHEN
lI1O5 FLOWER AVE. TAX. FIX. ND
rms. K. and b.. dinette, screened sleep.
inF porch; e :ny ssrsse; sm: $3.50 Available Pee
5O5 KENNEDY NW-FOQR-ROOM APT.
new new condition; refrigerstion, heat snt
ic.h.v. furnished; open nights; $66.
a09 q ST. NJ ROOM. KITCHEN
screened porch, semi-priyate bath.
WINTON-6TANIKY. 14O9' HARVARD sT
n.W6 rooms, kitchen and bath.
THE REEpER 1884 18th 81. NJ
current: ney paper and paint; nne lces
DiSs1ies 3lS4. . aR . . p.1
Evening star., 1936-12-04
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

, 1@Y rYnFDYA mn

200e COLUMBIA RD., APT. 40.
.aIs sSSm Nnsth nehs
l43s B ST. s;Ei i, tnesr Lineoln Psrk!-pri-
ferred: SO week. S35 month each.
1401 18th ST. NW.-single room. runnina
water, third floor. front: large triple. va
plenty heat. hot water: bath: parking space
1874 MINTWOOD PL. N.W.-A delightful
home home for refined young people. Excellent
l45l HARVARD sT. N.W,-.sinsle. double
and sunny: best meals: reasonable.
1924 K ST. N.w.-Single room. good size.
front; hrst.class food and bath facilities;
also large studio for gentlemen: fireplace.
1893 K NV. adjoining Hamilton Hotel
excellent meals: reasonable. 5'
well-furnished front room. twin beds foI
sss4 sSsssasfass and dinner $50
80 w ST. NV (near North Capitol and
exposure. twin beds. phone: private family;
nome PRIVILEGES. Decatur 8295-J.
REFINED GENTLE GIRL to share apt
tion. Adams $3.50.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. 1915 goth St. n "
Large front room. running water; beauti.
fully furnished studio style: clean. warm
vacancy for young lady. Decatur 5733.
2Ol1 WYOMING AVE-A pleasant place
TO live for young women and men: worth
while people. refined environment: warm
cheerful. studiolike rooms: transportation
lines few steps from door.
1929 2Sth ST. sE.-Real home for nice
girl. new Groom apt. S35. Lincoln 62S2. Z
1242 10th ST. NW-Large. comfortable
rooms: double. single: excellent meals. 6'
LINCOLN PARK, 1877 18th st. n.e.-Lovely
double. front studio room and bed room
good meals; reasonable.
1907 I eye ST-Government men anl
others: reduce cost of living; board anc
room, 81 so weekly: CO operative club.
Sl5 WHITTIER PL. N.W.-Real home fol
l or congenial persons in small family
references. Georgia 2152.
3l3 CEDAR AVE. ,Takoma Park Md
one $50: W two. SIS se shepherd en:sSsS 3Ss5 meals
DUPONT CIRCLE. 213I Mass. ave-
Cheerful studio style single. double ane
triple rooms; radios gratis excellent
meals; real homelike atmosphere AlsG
nicely furnished room at 1902 Conn., ave.
meals optional Finest residential district
Prices very reasonable. We invite com.
parlson. North 9404, Dec. 546S.
1923 21st ST. near Dupont Circle-Wash.
ington's largest. best boarding club; excel.
lent meals, menu widely selective. An op.
portunity to make many delightful ac-
9ualntances: double rooms S36 to S42 so
hardwood floors. studio furniture running
rooms. Phone North 5000.
Evening star., 1936-12-04
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
MODERN APTS.@S55-
APARTMENTS WANTED.

INpIAN IWSNIS wANIGO.
FOR DECEMBER-SMALL APARTMENT
in Alban Towers or house in Mass. Park.
Cleveland 1926.
FURN LIVING ROOM. TWIN BED ROOM
kitchen and bath. 20c cab zone. Give full
details, Box 1s4-W. Star ONCE. 6'
BY DECEMBER Is. FURNISHED APT
large enough for 3 adults: must be clean,
silver, linens. refrigerator: not over S35
month. Address Box 415-V. Star ONCE. 6'
FURN. APT BY QUIET GENTLEWOMEN
mo or lonser from Dec. Is: NV: best
in part Of house Emerson 1896 6:
Evening star., 1936-12-04
HOUSES uNEuRhlsHEp.


5117 45th ST: NW.-6 ROOMS, BATH
ms1t RaItlR RP r5xsEs bisfqiss GO 1925 Invest
dolph 3135. 6OO2 3rd st. NV a
MODERN BUNGALOWS,
SEQ eAGS sG D. MGAsEE 4 ESGns ces ess s4s5 go
CHEVY CHAsE-MODERN HOMES. SIX
sns 8 RAE E dfsss.sS saa sa
ES19 sI.n aess s,ss ..2ss:: Sos
Vacant: MR.. BOAZ. National 1889. Adams
$40. Rent. S67 80 month
and Col. rd.-9 r., rec. hall and b.; Lear
17o7 1sePar Hs9 ~ aI + COLBERT MN INC, ,s.z.
BET HEsDA. m.-BRAND:NEw DE-
.Shed SEse P.st ats ias bath and det
new. street. surrounded BY new homes. " d.
rections;a M s Go out Wis., aye TO hrst street
Nea'0nsSss aa VIZ isn'eEi a, eFEiHRockMoRroN.
20l Invest. Bldg. Realtor. Dist. 6092
s heat aszy IaKeE So5
fGAH se HnasdxGHa sTsPHr 4Sors; reduced rent AMER
1921 9th 81. Nw-DETAcAEp Z ROOMS
''a a7s7 Sf's :.' ,o,, m1n'n'
rooms. excellent condition; vacant. can
Mr.; CRoxToN. Natl 1889 or 0eorgia
NEW BRICK BUNGALOW m BETHEsDA.
mo,; naont i0yely Eoops large attic fun base
matte msns e.bSess bi1esn isrss
shaoea lo'' cYRhs Mlia safasfa Kkfsaxa. sr
6211 Wisconsin Ave. Ciev. 1871. 4.
NEARBY vA.-sEadI-DETAcHED BRICK;
fSGzi SszsE a. esassna sssh ssFsss sssss $40 s!1
o41 s.s eoFsac kens !5sbSw e. Sw JOIN scRivHSHk R
g BRO. 914 q NV
BRAND NEW DETACHD. BRICK: q
S SsooTs; : nea roo rooms 2h =. baths; baths & sutomattc ss
sutomatic heat, 2-csr ssr. M Natl. sstO.
CABIN JOHN CAR LINE: oykRLOoKNd
necsmSel nT@s s.hi sss. Wisconsin Dfs 4ssif ifaiss'
BIG ROOMS. BATHS. REC. RM.. q
Ssr 9 near
months rent Is paid in advance. Natl. 6949.
| 1889 Z ST. $50. RMS. BATHS.
ami; suitable for families Or Foomins
house: big yard; rent reasonable.
COY AND LIvAEIx CAPE cop: N =
saraae. Dec. ID To Aprn is. Mrs.
1900 BAYARD blvd. . BLOCKs BACK @
ssS pssS bSiet Ht So cs We
$500 or Natl. 366S.
207 Underwood 81, TAKo0lA PARK-.
nc 5cS; soa T. sSS mo- shsphssa sd.
NExKBY ViH0nlIA. 10 MINUTES 10
M: ,Ssass '4iRsiiau. 9s5i. ~ q sii;ass asSt
Evening star., 1936-12-04
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

2003 COL. RD. Nw;-sTuDIo ROOM 8
west windows complete kitchenette; en-
ployed couple. Decatur 5445.
pUPoN CIRCLE. ls0e RIdds PL.-
Govt. emp; $50 mo- incl. utilities. phone.
ss WK., UP-1:,2-3 ROOMS. KIT. PRI-
}n.nt yats bath; sGY gas siec plenty heat ehx no
H ldth ST Me- tARGE CLEAN I:Af
iieht. water furnished: SO week. ~
1907 KILBoURNE PL. Nw.-cHQICE
ets eR te Sap se TURNS sss
smpls teas Light gas refrisernson: a sduIts
poiutment. Adams 1851.
rqPEsocApaRaTddGisssF PEse ca4 ana daiss Fufnished
A'l0i SOS sos loth ST: NV. ~ go
ATTRAcTIvELY FURN. s-RooM APT.
small bed room, dining alcove and Kitchen;
available Immediately to sublet for TO 9
months, overlooking Rock Greek Park.
8 large rooms; electric refrieerstor; back
porch: ami; 'anitor service: adults Only
DOWNTOWN, ,22O e ST. N,WIFRoNT;
able; everything furnished; ami. Z.
INFER 1896 18th ST NV ROOMS.
Kitchen bath. attractively furnished; gas.
electricity. refrigeration S62. 30.
APARTMENTS FURN; AND uNFuRN.
1910 vermont Ave-. room s17: Natl. 1884.
fIsSsS .aa sR Eat. TO sHAhH a1nsSss ss
Call West O7sO. Apt. 60s. A.
1920 HARVARD ST. NW.-TWo. FRONT
rooms semi-bath. nicely furnished, house.
keeping. See janitor.
bogLEy7As'p s'2 ApTs;i s1s1 n; z; AVE INV NV
bs sec sad
nished. Call National $3.50. Apt. 729.
5414 9Th ST. NW.-ENTIRE PRIVATE
second foor and bath; hot water. Frigid-
aire all conveniences; quiet; adults.
PARK LEE. 1880 PARK RD.-ExcE1L ENT z
spacious dressing room; dinette: kitchen,
bath Shower shCwsr @ sss and s526o Frisida!re
e urn issS. Eisss:9 s:;s
After $40 pm. ~
IOi5 y ST. NV; ALABAMA Aszl APT; APT: 2osm ;;
iurn * unsuqh aorss ss0 sese sseDns
2sl2 81; sE;Ls ssIs;.;.s Or ,,s RMS; K!Tt Kk.!!Tt
elec.. garage included; s4b. sos; adults
s9t MoN5oE sG NM f,;hs1 sAs soleS 1h .. s
private bath: 81 80 week. k.-
1925 10th ST, N.W.-oNE ROOM. KrTCH:
s9a; en-. :sgIIioobath. gIo day studio; EMPLOYED
M PiEAsANT-sTuD10 APT. ROOMS
Kitchen and bath. private entrance. cleve-
1915 CALVERT ST. Nw.-ATTRAcTIvE
clean; 4 rooms, bath; porch; refrigeration
gas, elec.; entire 1st door.
BLOB ,4lst ST: N:W;;1oM ,, DouBI1
room. Kitchen and pantry; ADULTS o!sv
L
HED ROOM. SITTING ROOM AND BATH;
Also . bed rooms, sitting room and
baths; charmingly furnished; good serv.
III THE SHaacHoRAoE. HaacoiHHooRAoE 1900 Que St. nv.
ROCK CREEK APTs.. 1905 ROCK CREEK
| Church rd.-Niceiy furn.. rm.. kit, bath
Frigidaire; reasonable. Columbia 10063
I441 22nd 81. sE.-LV RIM. KIT, DIN.
sslIassration' sEs4.s ssr'' elsAn' rsa'. Lincoln
LEASE OF DESIRABLE 2-ROOM APT. TC
party purchasing furniture; reasonable
CaN after pm. (all day Sunday. 162t
18th st. NV Ant 300. 8'
NEWLY FURN. CORNER APT. LIv. RAl.
dinette, kitchen. bath: Beautyrest mat
tress. RITZ APT 18th and Euclid. Apt
1882 EYE 81. NW-CHoIC8 DOWN
toxn lcc.sic;nh; n;.h.S rooms Kitchen and 0ssn
Mr., CHAsTLEroN-ATTEAcT. APT;
large rms. kit... bath; avail. at once; $50
Potomac 3166.J.
HAYWARD HAIx-.OoMPLKT3LX YURM
3 rooms. kitchen, dinette and porch, eyail
able Jan. /; s-mo. leasA S11b. Rhon
Evening star., 1936-12-04
APARrMENrs FURNISHED.

/ NC0ntlnuo0.D
lu1S.h.a TM9 oNT 1T sf hHfoM I'll cbEAf Saas VEIL az
| st. S.W.
1920 HARVARD ST. NV ROOMS,
'front.', semi-private bath; nicely furnished.
5lA3 oEoRaIA AvEIa RMS, KIT,
phone; priv. home; ref. required; no chill
WANTED MT Young BUSINESS WOMAN
apt. with Others; 0 oemSs' rooms. " baths; hs;
nicely furnished; convenient location Met.
6915 before g. Adams OO47 evenings
LINCOLN .PARK-ONE BRIGHT, CLEAN
room aitchenstte and dnetse cempIetely
1915 18th ST. N,W.-2 ROOMS. KITCHEN
and bath, Frigidaire. shower; S56. De-
Girl, WILL SHARE 3-RooM APT. 2
fs pSone Motif a5ss. Branch ranch 4Ss Ssn ST. NV
Immediate possession. beautifully furnished
3 bed f3oms, baths. living room. dining
Gonmbia fSTm kltchenk; hen baby grand piano. Phone
DETACHED HOME PVT. APT, 2 LARGE
front rms. pvt. bath connecting. eiec. re
frigeration, gar. 6506 14th NV. Geo. 5919
NICELY FURNISHED / AND ROOM
and gas furnished. 3l04 p St. NV
1905 o ST. N.w.-FURNIsHED TWO.
room front apartment, gas and electricity,
General Electric. Decatur O73O-W.
ANACosTIA-17OO GOOD HOPE RID. s.E.
Bed room. large kitchen. front: sink:
| clean. warm: S35 no.; adults. Lincoln
DOWNTOWN-2124 EYE ST. N.W-GIRI
| to share high-class, homelike apartment
with two. Three rooms. privacy; reason
SPACIOUS, ARTISTIC ROOMS. LARGE
dining room and living room with fireplace
2 large bed rooms. Suitable for Naval
omcer's family or CONGRESSMAN. Col. 4321
LOVELY BROOM APT. HEAT, LIGHT
gas: elec. refrigeration. semi-private tile
bath and shower. 227 s st. ne.
1910 18th ST. NW-l LARGE ROOM
dinette. kitchen bath Apply resident
MANAGER. References required.
11O4 L ST NW-ONE LARGE, NICELY
| furnished front room. kit and bath. facinR
park. Convenient downtown. Adults.
NEAR WALTER REED. 40 CEDAR ST
Liv. r.. kit: .dinette. bed r.. b.. screened
porch. Frigidaire; $50. Mgr.. Geo. 0533
CLEVELAND PARK
Living room. bed room, dinette. kitchen
and bath. S65 month.
Two bed rooms. living room. dinette,
Kitchen, bath. SS5 month.
| - Both corner apts.. completely furnished.
Electric refriqeration. See janitor, 5000
Porter st. NV.
Evening star., 1936-12-04
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

YOUNG LADY. Government employe, wants
room and board in private home near bus
or street car. Address Box 159-W. Star
ONCE.
Evening star., 1936-12-04
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

By GENTLEMAN AND WIFE. JANUARY 1.
attractively furnished home for three or
servants room and bath: near Chevy Chase
Club. 0eorsetown or Mass. Ave PARK: rent
not exceeding S125 per month EeierenSSees Se
Warrenton. Va.