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Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-08-22
BUS ROUT|NCS FOR
SCHOOLSAPPROVED
20 Trucks To Be Operated,
Including Two New Ones
Just Received

Bus routes for the trucks that will
transport children to and from school
have been arranged all over Vance
county and approved by the State
School Commission, which finances
the operation of the service through
out the State, it was learned today at
the office of County Superintendent
E. M. Rollins.
A State inspector was here a few
days ago and went over many of the
routes of the buses.
A total of 20 trucks will be required
during the coming term to transport
Vance county's children to their re-
spective schools. Two of these are new
vehicles furnished to the county by
the State School Commission, going
into the service this fall for the first
time
Last year the county was allotted
four new trucks. Constant wear and
depreciation of the trucks necessitates
annual requirements.
Several thousands children are
transported to and from school every
day during the school term in this
manner in this county.
Thursday, September 10, has been
designated as the date for the start of
the school term this fall, that apply
ing to both city and rural schools.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-08-22

FOrSchOOls
Transferred
Rogers Goes to Ep-
som and Andrew
Leaves Townsville
To Go to Macon

Two rural high schools of Vance
county will have new principals when
their terms open next month. and the
new man in each instance has been
a member of the faculty he will now
head.
Prof. G. p. Rogers who has been
principal of the Middleburg school for
half a dozen years, resigned to be-
come principal of the Epson high
school III Franklin county, on the
Vance, Franklin county line. He will
be succeeded there by Prof. E. o.
Young. who has been a member of
the faculty for several years.
At Townsville, Prof. Bunyan An
drew. who was principal last year, re
signed to become principal of the high
school at Macon, in Warren county,
and is being succeeded by Prof. A. o.
Fulk who has been member of the
faculty there for the last several
years.
Principals of the other three rural
high schools will be the same the
coming session as before Faculties
have been completed in all rural
schools, it was stated today by E. NJ
Rollins, county superintendent
Professors r. c. Young at Zeb
Vance, W. C. Poe, at Aycock and c.
a. Scott at Dabney will all serve as
principals of their schools again dur
ing the coming session.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-08-22
BEN PARHAM TALKS
FOR K|WAN|S CLUB
Discusses Business Stand
ards; Club To Meet AT
Plank Chapel Soon

Ben w. Parham, Oxford attorney
was the chief speaker before the
Kiwanis cluS Friday evening at its
weekly luncheon meeting, discussing
Business Standards" The address
was part of the evening program
which was in charge of Charles
Finch. Mr.. Parham gave what was
described as a very interesting and
instructive address,
w. B. Hight, chairman of the clubs
house committee announced that the
hub will hold its meeting two weeks
hence, on September 4, at Plank
Chapel M. E. church at Bobbitt, this
being one of a series of summer meet
ings in rural sections of the county
The meeting was presided over by
NJ. c. Miles, first vice president, in
the absence of J. G. Gardner, the pre-
sidcnt, who is undergoing treatment
at a government hospital at Hamp-
ton, Va. Mr. Miles read letter from
Mr.. Gardner expressing his regrets
at an enforced absence for the next
lew weeks.
Mr.. Miles also read a telegram of
greeting sent by George L. Leggett
the previous week from Wilmington,
where he was on a vacation 1t was
received too late to be read to the
club at the time. Mr.. Leggett was
back and at the meeting at the time
it was read.
The attendance at the meeting was
70 percent of the membership, having
been cut below the usual high aver
age because of the absence of many
members on vacation.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-08-22
AUTO HURTS FATAL
TO COLORED YOUTH
Charlie Burwell Dies In Hos
pital Here After Crash
ing Of Car

Charlie Burwell was fatally injured
Thursday afternoon when an old Ford
roadster in which he and Robert Nit
chell were riding crashed into a pole
near the side of the old Kittrell white
school on the old Raleigh road near
Kittrell Both were colored and resi-
dents of the town of Kittrell.
Burwell was brought to Jubilee hos
pital here for treatment, but died that
night Both boys were around 20 years
of age.
At the sheriffs office today it was
said no arrests had been made.
Details of the accident were not
learned. The car is understood to have
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-08-22

tor of the First Church.. Asheville
and is now serving his sixth year as
pastor of the First Methodist Protes-
tant church of Burlington.
Dr. Paschall will preach each even
ing at 8 o'clock. A special feature OF
each evening service will be a sole
by Henry CASTOR, of Belmont, who
has been invited to be the guest
soloist for the weeks evangdlistic
campaign.
Mr.. CASTOR has studied during the
summer with a noted voice instructor
of New York. He will be remembered
as having pleased the congregation
of the First Methodist Protestant
church with solo three weeks ago
The choir will also offer special music
during the week.
The public is cordially invited tt
join with the M. p. church in this
spiritual awakening emphasis" cam
paign.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-08-22

The annual revival meeting of the
First Methodist Protestant church
will begin Sunday morning at the
aleven O'Clock church service. The
pastor of the church will preach Sun
day morning, and the visiting evan
gelist, Dr. Fred w. Paschall, pastor
of the First Methodist Protestant
church of Burlington, will arrive in
time to preach Monday evening. The
special services will continue through
out the week, with DR.. Paschall
preaching each evening.
DR.. Paschall is known as a Young
man of pleasing personality, force
full preacher and a Christian gentle
man Of the highest order
DR.. Paschall was born in Warren
county, and grew up on his fathers
farm. He first attended public school
in One-room school building of the
county. He spent two years in the
Graham high school of Warrenton,
and finished his high school work in
the preparatory school of Western
Maryland College. He graduated from
Western Maryland College in 1921, and
from Westminster Theological Semi
nary in 1924. In 1929 he spent an
other year in the seminary for post
graduate study.
DR.. Paschall comes to Henderson
highly qualified, it is stated, for the
evangelistic work that he has been
invited to do, from wealth of expert
ence and a life consecrated to the
ministry. He accepted Christ early in
life and united with New Hope church
on the Vance charge of the Methodist
Protestant church of this county. He
served for four years as pastor of the
Whitakers charge, three years as pas
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-08-22
Theatre Tickets
Awarded Today

Winners of the theatre tickets at
West End School playground this
week, all (which were to the Vance
Theatre, were named as follows by
Miss Charlotte Wester, director:
Monday, Helen Hocutt; Tuesday.
Louise Conn; Wednesday, Bill Yves
ter; and Thursday, 10 Ann Seagraves.
Those named at South Henderson
were Sally Ruth Hays, Monday; Net
tie Vernon, Tuesday; w. 0. Mitchell,
Wednesday; Ella Mae Vernon, Thurs
day, and Billy Grissom, Friday. All
these tickets were to the Vance
Theatre.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-08-22
FAIR CATALOGUE IS
BEING DISTRIBUTED
Increased Cash Value of
Premiums Announced
for This Season
SHOWS ARE SIGNED UP
Cetlin & Wilson To Return for Mid
way Attractions; Date Is Week
of October 10; Good
Season Expected

The premium list for the twenty
first annual Golden Belt Fair has
come from the printer and is now be-
ing distributed by c. M. Hight Sec
rotary of the fair. The fair will be
held the week of October 1923. one
week earlier than last year, and Mr..
Hight said it was no time-worn ex-
preston to say that it would be big
ger and better this year than in any
recent previous season.
The fair embraces the counties of
Vance, Granville, Warren and Frank
lin and also Mecklenburg county. Vir-
ginia.
One of the features will be a big
increase in the fairs premium list
this year. Special emphasis is being
placed on school and soil erosion
project exhibits, in each division of
which three cash prizes will be given
ranging from $25 and SIS down to
$40 each. A first prize of SIS, second
of $40 and third of SIS is also offered
in vocational agriculture. Numerous
cash awards are also offered for 4-H
club work competitors, as we'll as for
home economics exhibits in general.
In addition to Mr.. Hight as secre-
tary, E. L. Fleming is president of
the fair, with Alfred Plummer first
vice-president and W. w. Currin sec
ond vice-president.
The Midway will be featured again
this year with the Cetlin & Wilson
shows, which gave such satisfaction
last year and the year before. 1t will
be "the best Midway more shows and
rides, the best free acts and fireworks
ever seen at the Golden Belt Fair,
Mr.. Hight said.
The fair opens officially at p. M
Monday evening, October 10, and
closes at midnight Friday, October %
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-08-22
CAN YOU ANSWER
THESE QUESTIONS?
See Page Four

1. Under which President was E,ro,,,.
lin MacVeagh the Secretary Of tbo
Treasury?
2. Name the wife of the legendary
King Arthur.
3. In French history what was Tho
February Revolution?
f. What is Q fennec?
5. In what country is the Maokeng;o
River?
6. What is the title of the wife Of ~
Earl?
7. In which ocean is the island Of
Madagascar?
8. Who was Johann Gottl.eb Ficnto9
9. What is fiat money?
10. Name the fourth President Of tbo
United States.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-08-22
LAST HALF HOLIDAY
ON NEXT WEDNESDAY

The last of the summer midweek
half holidays for employees of Hen
derson business establishments will
be given next Wednesday. Nearly all
establishments of the city have for
the last two months, each Wednesday
in July and August, given half holt
day off from their work for all en-
ployees. The custom has been otser-
we'd by business concerns here for
several summers.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-08-22
MEDL|N BREACHES
At UNION SERVICE
Will Be Held at First Bap-
fist Church in, Evening;
Special Music

Rev. L. r. Medlin, pastor of the
Methodist Protestant church, will be
the preacher for the union services
of five local churches tomorrow even
ing at the First Baptist church. There
will be special music, including a
solo by Miss Martha Everett and an
anthem by the choir of the church.
Only one more of the union services
will be held after tomorrow night.
That will be the evening of the fifth
Sunday in August. During July and
August the five churches have united
in union services in the evening, with
their own or visiting pastors alternat-
ing in giving the sermons.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-08-22
COLLEGE MAN TO BE.
AT FIRST BAPTIST

Dr. L. L. Carpenter, dean of the de-
partment of religion of Limestone
College, Gaffney, S. c., is announced
as the preacher at the First Baptist
church tomorrow morning. He will
come here in the absence of the mas
tor, Rev. A. S. Hale. Miss Martha
Everett will sing a solo at this SER
wee and the public is invited to at
tend
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-08-22
ANNOUNCEMENT.

Mrs ]. E. Satterwhite formerly
Miss Mary McElwee) announces that
she is Supervisor and in personal
charge of the Carolina Apartments
Formerly Robert Henry Apartsments,
Inc) located on No. 135 Zene Street
Henderson, North Carolina.
Rooms and small apartments are
available.
Call 91O7
Evening star., 1936-12-30
APARTMENTS WANTED.

: OR 3 ROOM FURNISHED APT. FOR
housekeeping; NV. section preferred: rea-
sonable. Address Box 2:t3-Z, Star office. .
WANTED APT. OR SMALL HOUSE. AR
lington County Immediately; about $50.
Call Greenwood I6S4-J
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ROOMS WANTED.

UNFINISHED :. large. sunny rooms.
kitchenette or conv. Ink. bath same floor,
Mt Pleasant section: adults; Jan. l5. Ad-
dress Box 225-Z. Star ONCE. 81
YOUNG LADY wishes warm quiet room:
Address Box 239-Z. Star office.
ROOM WANTED. large. unfurnished. Prot
estant family. vicinity Capitol Hill. Address
Box 149-Z Star office. 81
FIRST FLOOR or comfor: able basement Of
house near Capitol for headquarters out
'of-town club during Inauguration: heat.
light. toilet facilities necessary. Address
Box 1914. Star office.
YOUNG COLORED WOMAN wants COM
Portable room with heat with lady who Will
care for child 3 years old. Met. 66l5.
Evening star., 1936-12-30
3111 KANSAS AVE NV


CHEVY CHAsE-FOR 5 OR 4 MONTHS. 8
rooms. nicely furnished. brick home. Wis
consln 251l.
3717 KANSAS AVE. NV.
Desirable and convenient location: at
rooms. 3 porches, oil heat. attic and ga
rage Drive out 18th st. to Spring I'd.
oil call MR.. FISCHER. Columbia .704J.
15-MINUTE RIDE TO THIS CozY. WARM
ivory and green modern home; ready now;
reasonable OWNER. Met. 654o. Ext, $50.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-sEvEN ROOMS,
hall. screened porch. garage, oil heat;
near school and bus; completely fur
nished; January to June. Emerson 4l91.
Sl2.Uo0 HoME-BIG. SHADY, CORNER
Kitchen siom detached garage minutes
Call evenings. zoos North Edgewood St.
Clarendon, Va.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED HOUSE, IN
Guiding telephone: for next months; rea-
sonable. Phone Adams 5291.
902 S. ODE. ARLINGTON. VA.-lO MIN
utes from downtown Washington on Col.
pike: 5-room brick. by owner. $50: bus
at door; Apply on premises or call District
1900. Ext. 13S. during hours.
MODERN DETACHED BRICK HOME. SIX
large rooms. available January !: 10 min
utes from city: convenient TO bus stores.
Poso For appointment to inspect. call Jackson
2O7 1st ST. .NE.-CHARMING N OLD BRICK
home. semi-detached: marvellous view of
the Capitol and facing Senate once Build
porch, solarium. hot-water heat cleo.
Friedaire; attractively furnished. Will
lease for one year or longer.
729 18th St. Realtor. Natl. O753.
Ss5-MT. PLEASANT-6 LARGE ROOMS,
oil heat.
Sl40-Cleveland Park rooms: . bed
rooms and bath on first floor: most un-
usual listing.
SI5O|Chevy chase-Pretentious corner
home. = large rooms. recreation room. Call
MR.. CROXTON. Natl 143a. Geo. 5S49.
CONGRESSIONAL.
We have an unusually fine group of
furnished homes available for the term
of CONGRESS or longer. Inspection by ap-
pointment. DIXIE REALTY CO., 1417
L st. NV. National $3.50.
1903 GRACE CHURCH RD.,
SILVER SPRING, MD.
Five rooms, bath. h.-w.h., garage; S62 so.
20 OAKWOOD RD.,
HYATTSVILLE MD
Five rooms. bath, garage. electric
refrlgeratlon 90
WEAVER BROS, INC,
Washington Bldg. District 94s6.
Evening star., 1936-12-30
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

5 EXCEPT NICE ROOMS. FULLY FURN;
fireplace. oil heat. c.h.w.. clean. quiet.
homelike; near transportation. 3S Shep-
herd ST., Hyattsville. Md. Hyattsville 15-J.
ONE ROOM. KITCHEN. BATH. FUR
nished: block back George Mason School,
l16 Grove ave. Mt. Ida. Alexandria. Va.
ARLINGTON i NEW 3 ROOMS. TILE
bath elec. refg gas heat. light incl.
S41 80 l412 N Abingdon st. Walnut
GI19.
CLARENDON RMS. AND BATH; GAS.
heat. electricity furnished; $40. 3709
Wilson blvd. Walnut 6S2S.
HYATTSVILLE-3 APT. PRIVATE
bath. h.-w.h.. large yard and garage; pri-
vate entrances front ana rear. Greenwood
2439.
COzY. BRIGHT APT. . RMS, KIT. AND
bath adjoining: ami: newly and COM
pietely furnished: dishes silver and linens
incl; cont. hot water. automatic heat. prl-
vate entrance: 10 min. D. c.. main high
way. Falls Church 6Gg
s2I FLOWER AVE. TAKOMA PARK; MD;
3 and q rm. apts.. unfuTn.. md f. S:B5 and
S65: priv. ent. Phone Silver Spring -.
Evening star., 1936-12-30
HOUSES FUR. OR uNEuR,

EXCLUSIVE VIRGINIA SUBURB, CLOSE
to Washington: modern; 9 baths. fireplace;
$50 unfurnished, $50 partly furnished.
Walnut 1864.
TAKoMA-5 ROOMS. ATTIC. BATH;
excellent condition. h.-w.h.. basement.
garage; near bus and stores. Shep. 251S.
CLEVELAND PARK ROOMS, . BATHS.
modern. oil heat, Frigidaire: furnished.
$3.50: unfurnished. $125 per month. 2940
Newark ST.
Evening star., 1936-12-30
1925 E ST. NE.

1925 E ST. NE.
APT. NO. 4.
kteha dnns fssse hss keS sas
$4,000.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
National 2lOO. S25 18th st. NV.
1850 FULLER ST. NV.
SIS.
Apt. "a rooms. kitchen. bath, porch.
electric refrigeration: available Jan. 10.
'is.'Is r. MARBURY Al BURY STAMP g. CO.,
2I2 SOUTHERN BLDG. DISTRICT sl57.
721 10th ST. NE.
Two rooms, kitchen and bath,
electric refrigeration. Excellent
condition. Immediate possession.
Rental, $47.5O. Adults only.
BOSS g. PHELPS,
1417 K st. NV. National $500.
SULGRAVE MANOR,
513O CONN. AVE.
Modern elevator, building. secretarial
telephone service. electric refrigeration on
alcove. bath and open porch
RcSiQcAI AdlidsSl
B. F. SAUL CO.,
National 21OO. 9o5 18th St. NV.
CHICHESTER ARMS,
Sc. Corner 14th and Tuekerman sts.
New apt bldg. Of the better kind. over
i. : and 3 Rooms, Kitchen and Bath.
$50 Month Up.
All Outside Rooms.
These apts.. featuring Electrolux gas re-
frigeration, modern gas ranges and Gus
t0m-Ous 81 sissssn sssml,es eseInfts; 45f :so PM.
Call Georgia 1992.
THE MADISON TERRACE,
1865 KENNEDY ST. NV.
Beautiful New Building.
Rms Kit; Dinette BsthISS5; ,thn iHs5;d.d
Elevator Service. Manager on Premises.
30l HAMILTON ST. NV.
Attractive New Building.
Rooms, Kitchen, Dinette. Bath-S57.50.
Manager in 5204 3rd st. NV.
THE COLORADO,
1852 LoNGFMLOW ST; N.Y.
Elec Refrigeration on House Current.
THE GELHAvE,
4O5 10th ST. NE.
2 Rooms, Kitchen and Bath-$5O.O0.
Elect. Re1rlgeratlon on mouse SuIfehs.
L. E. BREUNINGER g. SONS,
INC,
1880 K st. NV. National 2O40.
WELDON HALL,
1862 21St ST. NV.
EestF6eotM R6oMs sns sHTH s5ssS
WORKMANSHIP,
2114 N ST. NV.
Electricity and Refrigeration on House;
. ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH $3.50
L. w. GROOMES,
171s EYE ST. NV.
DUPLEX,
5oO7 CONN. AVE.
r.. K. Bath. Gas Heat: Garage~0SoOOO.
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON Co..
sos st. NV. National O114.
2645 CONN. AVE. NV.
Apt. 2-B-2 rooms, kitchen and
bath; screened porch; gas, elec.,
heat and electric refrigeration
included in rent. $3.50 per
month.
BOSS b PHELPS,
14l7 K NV. Natl. $500.
Evening star., 1936-12-30
APARTMENTS UhFURNlsHEp.

CORNER at "DEVONSHIRE."
One choice front corner suite Is avail
able in these popular buildings. Foyer,
living room. communicating bath. bed
room dinette and kitchen. You have
courteous 24-hour switchboard and
elevator service, FREE refrigeration.
children's playground and many other
refinements The rental is $51 80;
your inspection is invited!
Ais Wisconsin Ave
Cleveland $500
Evening star., 1936-12-30
COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE

THREE ROOMS, SACRIFICE FOR QUICK
deal: apt. now rented; walking distance.
NJ. A. narrower. GA wellington. Chi
cagO. l.
Evening star., 1936-12-30
ROOMS UNFURNlsHED.

63e ROCK CREEK CHI. RID, N.w.-Entire
3rd floor: 2 large rooms and bath for light
housekeeping; elec.. gas. heat and Frig.
idaire; adults; S35: Gentiles only. 29e
I'll D ST. S.E.-3 rooms. bath. back
porch. unlimited telephone, convenient To-
cation to stores. theaters. Transportation.
1243 ST. S.E.-Two large. unfurnished
rooms for light housekeeping: heat. gas
and light included; clean, quiet place.
adults. -
1892 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NW.-Re-
decorated. anfurnished room. Eentiles.
Apply apartment rs after pm. 81
Evening star., 1936-12-30
CLUB MERIDIAN.

{ 1920 10th ST. NV.
home residence for men and women.
with delightful social atmosphere; ideally
and conveniently located; all rooms sunny;
singles. doubles. private and semi-private
baths; equipped for comfort of guests;
Evening star., 1936-12-30
WALBRIDGE HOUSE

,(AND ANNEXESl. 1859 R ST. NV.
PHONES IN ALL ROOMS: ELEVATOR;
LATELY CLEAN: WIDELY SELECTIyE
MENU: GYMNASIUM: PERSONAL LAUN-
KITCHEN OPEN TO INSPECTION: COUN-
TRY CLUB BPR1VILEGES--GOLF. TENNIS.
RATES. $40 TO 500 PER MONTH.
Evening star., 1936-12-30
1913 18th ST. NV.

1913 18th ST. NV.
2r. K. and b -------s47.50 and ssS 80
,-oB BEoDiE E i 4 SoLsENkTii 5ioI.' INcs ss-s
isss ST Sc; APT imTWo ry S,IsS Rooms ms
refrigeration; S42.5O.
Kitchen Peans sea ave Ap I pS4cs
and bath: redecorated throughout: $32. so.
s1s 18th st. INV. National 65ss.
COMFORTABLE APARTMENT.
I173 LANIER pL. NV.
Apartment. 3 rooms: Kitchen bath, porch
condition: heat and service: S41 so: sim
PLY furnished. $3.50. Janitor or Walnut
s@l1 QUE ST. s.E.-3 ROOMS. GAS HEAT;
.3ia 21st pl. se.-ArcOla heat. 3 rooms:
1894 y st. s.e.-s rooms. gas or Arcola
WILLIAM B. CATION. a5as Pa. Ave. Sc.
129 WEBSTER ST NW-TWO ROOMS.
kitchen kitchen snd BATH eiec refriseration' Zee
17s7k 4. & NV WELDON c1; ae,. so,1.
NEW DE LUKE APT, $3.50.
-, 2915 Penna. ave. s.e.n" bed rms bath
living rm:' dlnette and klt.; eiec. reIrlgera-
''0n, mn nfei fh1IEnps 5If1 g. cANsy; INC .soo
IOl@ l0tn St NV. NatIondI foOO.
s4O.OO-7a5 NO. CAP. sT-3 R.. K. B..
47.5o-sso Kenyon st.-s r., k. b.. heated.
s,s I'll H51S s. + R:w WALSH bi.fsiss issf 1858.
DUPLEX APIS. $500 BLOCK 4th ST: NV;
bath; screened porch, $45 80 and S52 80;
bath. electric refrigeration; reasonable
rental.
44O3 14th st; nw..-3 rooms; * kitchen
'''ue'' 's Boss & PHELPS. ~
1417 X st. NV. National $500.
1725 LANTER PL. NV.
=. Zone Block North 18th and Col e e. 2so
Rms. Dfnette Kitchen ana Bath. SoIoV'
HENRY LEE.
No. 5 Rhode Island Ave. NV.
Rms, Kitchen and Bath. $4T.bO.
w. H. WALKER.
232 Shoreham Bldg. National 1880.
Exclusive Residential Neighborhood.
2 rooms. kitchen and bath ----S59.50
3 rooms. kitchen and bath .------ $500
srsht airy tiled baths Syn
Mfhs5R MIdB1R T. RICH EfcKAspsoN IfsBss5N FRANKLIN.
1914 x st. NV! INC. National so7o.
INTOWN-5-RM. APT, $50.
Convenient fireproof bldg; large rms:
marble bath. 1494 K st. Natl. 5437.
4718 3rd STREET NV,
APT, NO. 1.
Two rooms, Kitchen. dining alcove and
bath. screened rear porch. gas heat. Key
at No. 2.
$4,000.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
National 21o0. 0e6 18th -. nv.
Evening star., 1936-12-30
APARTMENTS uhfuRhIsHEp.

4SO5 3rd ST. NV,
3 rooms. dinette. kitchen and bath. elec-
trio refrigeration: heat and hot water fur
uiShed; Sb9. 90.
4SI7 3rd ST. NV.
3 rooms. dinette, kitchen and bath. elec-
trio refrigerstion: heat and hot water fur
niShed: sol 80.
p. j. WALSHE. INC. 1907 Eye. Natl, e095.
CORNER APARTMENT.
o9th AND SITS. Sc
2 rooms. kit. dinette, bath. heated: jani-
ELI BUSADA,
1923 Goth St. Sc Atlantic O3O7.
INTOWN-2-R. APT.-$40.
Modern elevator bldg. convenient. The
Blair. 1921 M st. NV. National 5437.
1l44 18th STREET N.E.-NEW APART
inent containing :. rooms. Kitchen. dinette.
bath. screened porch. electric refrigeration;
rent S45.
VIM. T. BALLARD,
Al VIZ
Evening star., 1936-12-30

2sO1 2Sth ST. NV.
9 Rooms, Bath and GaraEe-ss5.
Electric Refrigeration.
Evening star., 1936-12-30
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

2735 ONTARIO RID r., SLEEPING
porch; housekeeping; very desirable; also
large 3rd Il. r, private lavatOry; adults.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1926 18th ST. NV
! room. kitchen. semi-private bath, 1st
door: adults.
WANTED-JEWIsH GIRL TO SHARE
apt. centrally located. Phone Met. 06aO
or District 2S36.
407 G ST. N.W.-2 ROOMS. SO WEEK:
newly papered, linens. dishes. silver. Gas
range. elec.. steam heat, shower, telephone.
ntArh msns With Handsome % furnitare % for indeii-
mite time. MRS. MENDENHALL. Dec 2003
TAKoMA PARK; 40 CEDAR, ST, NV.
(nr Walter Reed)-Liv. rm.. bed rms.
So dafsf masAGss iash osorkia so p0sss Ss rfsdare
completely furnished for Ink: gas stove.
plenty Of heat. c.h.w.
BED ROOM. LIVING ROOM, KITCHEN.
bath with shower: everything included: at
tractively furnished: accommodate 3. 1852
Eye st. n.w'' No. g. = to 10 D'm' Met. sS: sSs4'
iO17 e ST. N.E.-TWO NICELY FUR
nished rooms. bath and porch. furnished
Ink: ami: employed couple only. Ring
ONE ROOM KTTCHENErTE, DINETTE.
dressing room and tile bath. furnished. in
new apartment house. 471O Edgemoor lane.
Bethesda. Apply lanitor, 4S01 North lane.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION: TWO ROOMS
Win reoceupy May is. Northbrook Courts,
Columbia 723O.
Two ROOMS, KITCHEN. sEMI-PRIvATE
eas efs ss 4 st. and nefi neon s ADULTS
dinette. kitchenette, bath elec. refrigera-
ssb month s7sO Nseosn6 =. nv. 50:
Evening star., 1936-12-30

1909 r. ST. NW-Beautiful front room.
newly furnished. for > or 3; available 1st:
southern chef. Also room for one girl. 81
1852 WYOMING AVE NW-Double and
single room. exclusive home: reference.
Deratur oJS3
Evening star., 1936-12-30

364O WARDER ST. N.w.-sEMr-
DETACHED.
Q Rooms, Bath and Garage-S15,
Electric Refrigeration.
Evening star., 1936-12-30
HOUSES FURNISHED.

1927 ADAMS MILL RID NW-FACING
park semi-detached; he'd rooms Ia
baths. gas heat: Sl25 January l to April
]. Columbia 0009.
CHEVY CHASE-FOR 5 OR MONTHS. 8
rooms nicely furnished, brick home. Wis
conSin 251l