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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-28
"TRON QUILL STILL BREACHES COMMUNISM TO NUNZIO
 MJJRNO 9

Waterbury, Conn, Oct. 26, 1850. Editor, Waterbury Democrat:
 To assert of being "a student of 3 world revolution" disclaiming any connection with any ism" is an easy thing to say, but it is very hard to convince the readers about the sincerity of the assertion. That IS true especially when presenting or discussing a political party or a form of government the writer in- dulges complacently in continuate eulogy of the ideality embodied in the theoretical and practical con- ception of those dear to his heart.
 '.Iron Quill'' visionary presenta- ton of ''world directorate of all the people of the world by all the people of the world" in the way he expressed himself with the letter published in the Democrat of Oct, 21, has without danger of nlisinter- pretation, the exact finality toward which are struggling the Soviet of Russia and the Comintern created by the communist leaders of Mos COW.
 That is not the casual phraseol- ogy of student analyzing the probable after effects of a revolu- tion, it is merely clear cut propa- banda pro communism. The same propaganda that brought Spain in the middle of a blood thirsty destruction and is clearly to throw France in 8 similar boiling caldron and plunge Europe in war where the civilization will see her last days.
 For me, or for any other that knows the subtle way adopted by the revolutionary parties all over the world in propaganding the communistic cause, ''Iron Quilp' has the cunning peculiarity of well trained propagator of the Russian Comintern!
 On the otE !. hand the irsistence used in accusing the fasciSts of Italy and Germany for being the cause of the world unrest or for having determined "the exploitation of all the resources of a country by one man." is g demonstration of a purely poor knowledge of histor- ically established facts or of a de- liberate ignorance of the fascists accomplishments in favor of the people of those nations. A part of the truth instead is that Italy and Germany have solved their capitalistic and their communistic problems. < Capitalism is constantly evolving itself in . national entity. with na-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-28

of her name upon the ballot, but in- formed the committee that she would make no campaign for the office and has since refused to do so. She further informed the coln- mittee that as a lifelong republican she could not alter her principles in this respect and, if elected,
 would continue as a member of that party.
 We feel that such an attack as that made by Representative Bald win upon a Bethlehem resident who is rounding out lifetime of unSel- fish service to the people of Beth lehem and their interests, demands reply and especially so when statements are presented that have no basis in fact. We deplore the fact that such tactics should be re- sorted to in any political campaign, in which we are sure we are voined by many well thinking republicans. | If the republican leadership of Bethlehem has any facts to support such a statement, we feel that they owe it to the public of Bethlehem to present them or to stand self convicted of responsibility for the untrue and unfair statements thus given to the electorate.
 We feel, further, that the re- publican leadership of Bethlehem owes an explanation to the voters of Bethlehem as to the source from which Representative Baldwin re- ceived his incorrect impression of this matter.
 We have publicly stated the case as we see 1t, and we feel that what ever reply the republican leadership may wish to make should be pre- sented in similarly public man her. Sincerely,
 DEMOCRATIC TOWN COM
 MITTEE OF BETHLEHEM
 By: Henry A. Johnson, Chairman.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-28

A. The new law requires them to meet for that purpose on January G 1887. o. Name all the persons who have held the position of chief jus tice of the United States. A. John Jay, John Rutledge, Oliver Ellsworth, John Marshall, Roger B. Fancy, Salmon F. Chase, Morrison R. Waite, Melville w. Fuller, Edward D. White, William Howard Taft and Charles Evans Hughes. @. Was Ruth Bryan Owen asked to resign after her marriage to a captain of the Danish royal guard? Did she lose her American citizen ship?
 A. She resigned of her own ac- cord, and did not lose her American citizenship.
 e. What novel had Barnecides family as characters? A. "The Arabian Nights" @. Were Anthony and Angela married in the novel Anthony Ad- verse;" as they were in the motion picture? A. No. If you want 8 copy of our book. let House Plants, write The Wa terbury Democrats Washington Bu- reau, 1O12 Thirteenth Street, North west, Washington, D. c. Enclose 10 cents in postage.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-28
Selected Poem
POETRY

Neona Ames Hill in the New York Times) For that a certain beam of light Flickered and lay across face, Words sang and burned and were the bright Stuff of poem. For that place. A sea, 8 hill, became part Of him to whom swift music came, Poems were made. For that heart Was wrlng by memory of name, And for that some one wept and wind Whipped the clean snow and seeds were planted And harvests taken, and the thinned Dawn light was silver, and wings slanted; And for that trees bent leaves fell, rain Blackened the fields, for that were born Children, for that men died, and pain Was more than half of love- the torn Fragments of phrases leapt were sung Deep in heart, and scored and lined, And then, as poetry, were wrung Out of mans enchanted mind. Nsn
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-28

OCTOBER 28 Those who were born from March 2l through April 20 are more likely than others to feel the stellar vibra- tions outlined yellow for today.
 General Indications Those who were born from March 21 through April 20 are more likely than others to feel the stellar vibra- tions outlined below for today.
 General Indications
 Morning Conservative.
 Afternoo Practical.
 EWening Optimistic. The evening is fortunate, optimis- tic and kindly intentioned. x
 Birthdate
 Those born on October 28 should be projectors of new schemes for the benetlt of the race.
 NeighborS, travel and relatives should become benefic icial to you dur ing December, 1886. Writing or the study of some philosoph subjec should also be helpful.
 Danger January Il through l9. 1887. Socially favorable January 2 through n, 1887. Deal with papers on November 5, I0S6.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-28

too suspicious of any recommen- dation from a democratic source. You Tell Elm
 Indian Commissioner John Col Her had a unique task recently when he tried to plant some new ideas into an old Indian buck on 8 western reservation.
 The old fellow had three wives. Collier said he would have to part with two of them. Several days later, Collier encountered the Indian again and asked:
 ''WeIl, have you decided which wife you will keep?"
 ''Yes," grunted the Redman.
 Have you told the other two they will have to go?"
 'sNo, you want lem go, you tell 'em!"
 Copyright, 1886, by United
 Feature Syndicate, Incl
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-28

It isn't too late to contribute to the Girl Scout drive. It's now in the second week of. it's campaign to raise $8,500 This money will finance operations of the Girl Scouts in Waterbury during the next year. Their work will be run independently of the Boy Scouts in the coming year for the first time. Every household with young girl must realize the value of scouting and the need of supporting it financially.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-28
A Thought for Today

For there is no remembrance of the wise more than of the fool for ever; seeing that which now is in the days to shall all be forgotten. And how dieth the wise man? as the fOOl.-Ecclesias- tes 2:I6.
 One may live as a conqueror, king, or magistrate; but he must die 8 man. The bed of death brings every human being to his pure in- dividuality, to the intense contemplation of that deepest and most solemn of all relations-and relation between the creature and his Creator Daniel Webster.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-28

up against when he attempts to give the impression that he is going to change it all around so that our form of state gov ernment will be simplified and inexpens- i've. Republican legislators don't want too much fooling with the present set-up, because that means loss of patronage and loss of patronage is tantanount to loss of public office.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-28

 1. Are children born to American citizens, temporarily residing abroad, Americans? 2. Who was Pic Fedi? 3. Name the most westerly of the Canary Islands.
 4. Where is the University of Alaska?
 5. Name the largest city of Sicily. 6. On what river is the city of Fergus Falls, Minn. 2. Where is the Rocky Mountain peak, Mount Mckinley located? 8. Name the inventor of the reap. ing machine.
 g. What is the popular name for Roentgen rays? :. 10. What is a color mill?
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-28
Dsil, T;i !.,..,,- Merry -Go-Round TRANSIENT JOBLESS THE
 REAL FORGOTTEN MEN"
. BY DREW PEARSON and ROBERT s. ALLEN

s Washington, October 28 - Much is being said by bot major parties about unemployment relief but there is one group of unfortunateS that has not even been mentioned
 They are transient jobless - homeless men, women, and children, the real forgotten men = numbering I-a4-~aor 0nn nnn o,,d am mn
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-28
!: Horo
By oCTAyINE

For persons who believe that human destiny is guided by the planets, the daily horoscope is outlined by noted astrologer. I'm addition to information of gen. cral interest, it outlines infOrma- ton of special interest to persons born on the designated dates.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-28
IN TO-DAY'S MAIL

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-28

Half the world is criticizing King Edward for not minding his mother and the other half is applauding him for hav- ing mind of his own.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-28

Propriety in politics, as in other things, consists not in what you say, but the way you say it.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-28

TODAY'S COMMON ERROR Never say, "The book is very
 unique; omit "very."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-28
Test UT Knowledge

Can you answer seven of these test questions? Turn 10 last page for the answers.
Evening star., 1936-06-27

SUBLET. AIR-CONDITIONED Arm. APT.
0e1 rms; Kennedy Warren: all outside
rooms; avail July lst TO Sept. 18th; adults
or Adams SA1Q-P o9s
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THE WARD
0nr s 81 NE

. rooms, kitchen and bath. $50 50. g.
3 rooms kitchen and bath. S45 90.
Electric refrigeration on house current.
LINKINS CO.
1B3 De Sales St District 3SoI
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

RUINS AND bOAhD.
140l 10Th NW-Airy double room; other
vacancies. modern club: sem-private baths
showers; selectiye menus large lawn:
1915 MASS AVE NV, Scott Hs1l-Beau-
tiful corner, spacious lawn cool rooms,
sinsle double running water; delicious
COLORADO AVE-Private family. large
comfortable room. semiprivste bath. en-
ployed couple OF gentleman Convenient
sos MASS AVE, NE.-Jsrge front room,
nicely furnished twin beds. excellent
meals; ideal location; Tess. Atlantic
convenient downtown excellent board;
reas.; refined home.
1920 JEFFERSON PL. NV. (bet, NJ and
n at Conn. ave Attractive double rooms.
one with private bstn; excellent meals,
1917 RHODE ISLAND AVE NW.-Walk-
ms distance. Single and double rooms.
twin beds excellent meals; refined sur
2230 MASS AVE. NW.-Several vacancies
available July 1st. Exclusive Mansion Club
sn address Of ,,t,, distincnoni ,n refnemeh1is'
Make reservations.
1871 r ST. NW-Two large front rooms.
light and cool accommodate two or three:
small guest house.
1900 18th ST NW.-~Cool single and dou-
old mansion: plenty baths. excellent home
cooking. Rates. S35-S4O.
1860 BILTMoRE ST. N.W.-Comfortsbl
basement room. or 2 men; reasonable
Col l0460l; excellent board.
3l4g MT PLEASANT ST. APT. Pleas
coumSia 0t TSS sss% t9E sE2 s. ~k each; good food
3342 18th ST. NW.-Second floor, twin
beds. 3 windows large porch. next TO bath;
also third floor large front room, win
dows near bath. Southern-cooked meals;
phone privileges: bus at door: Ia blocks
| from Mt. Pleasant car line.
| 1922 39th ST. Nw.-Lsrge lovely rooms;
| new house; bus at corner; refined environ
ment, excellent board, 29'
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314l Mt. PLEASANT ST. NV RMS.
ky. and bath. sos . month, electric re-
frigeration
l32l Conn. Ave. Deratur ..Rnn
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ROOMS-UNFURNISHED

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE - Large. bright
room. semi-priv. bath. $50 per month in
Guiding heat light and gas. housekeeping
privileges; employed lady. North 6108.
1888 MASS. AVE. SE-2 rooms. kitchen,
elec. refrigerator: no children. private
home: gas elec. furnished 4s'
1892 lst ST NV rooms, unfurn.shed.
for light housekeeping S25 month. North
57l7
SOS COL. RD. EW.-Two clean front
rooms. light Housekeeping bath, porch. un-
limited phone: very reasonable 29'
6Il OGLETHORPE ST. N.W-LarRe master
bed room. private bath, new detached home;
ress.. adults.
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818 17th ST. N.W.

Opposite ITanspOrtatiOn Bleg.
Bachelor apis. of . rooms and bath,
completely furnished. including valet and
maid service. Phone METROPOLITAN 144s
THOMAS J. FISHER 81 CO., INC,
73S 18th St NV District 6S3O
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I446 NEWTON ST. NW-Nicely furnished
front room for light Housekeeping; ch.w.
Adams RSR2
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I343 MONROE ST. NV.
2nd floor, rooms kitchen bath. In k (;
modern private home; refined adults only.
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Downtown apartment within walking
distance of Govt depts. and business sec
ton: rooms and BATH hotel service,
switchboard. elevator
MRS CASH. RES. MGR, MATT. 1872.
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I447 MASS. AVE. NW-Double bed room.
S24 month: single bed room. 'front.' Ink"
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CHEVY CHASE. MD. - Beautiful. LARGE
room with private bath and balcony; quiet
exclusive cation: lovely home: rare op-
portunity; $40 Wisconsin 1925.
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MODERN FTTRN. APTS
THE BARONET,

RIM, KIT. S4S: . RMS, KIT. S6S.
Modern fireproof bldg, 24-hour elevator
switchboard service. RefriReration on house
current. TOURAINE. $50 r II " Pot 1900
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THE SUMMIT. I7I2 SUMMIT PI. (near
18th and Columbia rdD-2 rms, kit. and
bath; Prigidaire free: S45. adults.
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ONE ROOM AND KITCHEN. FRIGTD-
aire service: reasonable. IL New York
ave NV
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5709 CHEVY CHASE PARKWAY-Front
room: with congenisl people twin bedsi
unlimited phone
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BRCOkLAND, b@S FRANKLIN ST. M
arm. ept. priv. bath shower. gas, lighf,
refrtgerator stores. bus conY.; employed
adults Ouly. S4~ 80
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Francis Scott Key, Apt. Hotel
goth and xts NV. / room. Kit, bath,
completely furn., hnens silver. Frieidaire:
dag week month National b425
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1901 KENYON NW-Single room. next
bath: unlimited phone; block from park;
refined Jewish family: gentleman preferred
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% N.E.-Large master bed room: suit
able for > men; private nome, soutneTh
hynnsure: electricity: IeaSonable. -
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MAR CAPTTOL-sUBLET. COOL H.K.
apt for man and wife. for July: rms. X.
and b.; phone. cleo, gas. linen, silver, Dis
fri EDHO 2Sa
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CLIFTON MANOR. 25i4 14th N.w-TwO
rooms. kitchen and bath double exposures
eleva tor and sWitchbnard serNice
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

1907 P ST NW-Laree. double rm. 3
windows. suitable ,: also single rm.; newly
dec home: excel. meals; wkg. dist. Govt.
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GOOD SINGLE ROOM having two expo;
sures young man or lady employed. Gan
after $50. Columbia S56S. -
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.
(Continued.)

II24 7th ST, Nw.-LiEht Housekeeping
room IS week; gas electricity: also two
adjoining rooms for Housekeeping. Met
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1907 d ST. N.E-TWO ROOMS. KTTCH-
enette and semi-bath; nicely furnished;
adults only %"
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PA 18th ST NE. 3 r. KIT SEMI
bath. Frigidaire. cont. b. w.. gas eiee.
included. near schnnls aaa
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

e424 I4th ST Nw.-Two ROOMS.
kitchen bath; modern improvements. THIRD
floor. adults Col o304-W
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1742 PARK RID. N.W-Single and double
rooms nicely furnished: garage available
gentlemen preferred; unlimited phone
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SECOND FLOOR. 3 ROOMS. PRIVATE
bath; in GEORGETOWN. on bus line; heat
elec. and gas furnished; c.h.w. Pot. 43lS
1902 10Th ST. Send FLOOR, NEW
home: rooms. kitchenette private bath
cleo refrigerator, use Of laundry: S47.5O.
Lincoln 5453-W
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1923 18TH ST N.w-3 RMS. KIT. AND
bath. S57 80 q month; electric refrigera-
ton; resident manager.
RANDALL H HAGNER & CO. INC.
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1865 California St NW.-Clean. cool.
quiet. excel. bed INV, . windows. near
car and bus lines Potomac 2453
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47O1 CONN. AVE. N.W-SEVERAL DE-
sirsble apts. consisting of 3 rms kit
bath and porch. 500 a month; also rms
kit bath and porch. 500 a month; "a
hour elevator and switchboard service
refrigeration on house current, resident
RANDALL H HAGNFR & CO. INC.
1921 Conn Ave Deca ttfr $500
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ply 50l7 Bunker fIiil I'd ne
THE ROYALTON. 9ls NJ ST. NW.-THREE
rooms. kitchen and bath. like new All
modern improvements. Rent, S55 per
month. Agent, J. A. HAYDEN. Woodward
Building.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

$500 18th NV. The Hllcrest-Substantia
home cooking, hot bread; good service; rea-
Sonable
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5s15 sHFRRIER PL. NV room. kitch-
en-. large screened porch. semi-prlyste oatn'
cleo incl; S35. Phone Clev. 1857
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1926 EYE ST NE-ENTIRE end FLOOR,
rooms. kitchen, bath, screened porchs
gas, lght included; S35 monthly 20t
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3009 18th NE. near Woodridge-Large
front room. nicely furnished Phone De-
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I9I2 NEAL ST. NE,-cool single room,
near bath; family Of adults; unlimited
phone; bus at corner; S14 month. Line,
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2II6 KALORAMA RD NW-DESIRABLE
l rm. and bath. no kitchen electricity in
cluded; S32 80 a month; refrizeration on
house current; resident manager
RANDALL H HAGNFR s CO. INC.
Ava To1a
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1856 PARK RD.-Attractive. cool double
rooms on lst or 2nd floor; semi-priy. bath
shower; ch.w.; gentlemen preferred.
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4i23 N. H. AVE. N.W-3 LARGE ROOMS,
kitchen, bath, Frigtdaire gas elee. aud
phone included. rent TeaSonable.
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, ROOMS AND KITCHENETTE: CLEAN
and nicely furnished complete for Ink;
heat. light. gas incl: reas. 2S r st, ne.
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3033 10th ST. NV. APT. 3l4-THREE
large rooms, X. and b.; nicely furnished;
convenient to cars and bus: 8 weeks or
Longer; very cool. 2S'
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27O7 ADAMS MILL RID. NV ROOMS,
kitchen dinette and bath; adults, $50;
references Columbia 45l5W.
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DUPONT CLUB, 1926 j 9th St n.w.-Singl,
and double rooms: Govt. employees; Summer
rates; Southern cooking. North 9O49
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BACHELOR. LIBERAL TASTES, DESIRES
to share comfortably furnished 2 rooms; K.
b.. IOth-1oor La Sale Apts. with another,
July ] to January l. S37 80 mo. Call Apt.
26O. Mayfiower Hotel, after 3 pm, Sunday.
2Ss
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TERRACE HALL.

HID MASbALHUSE AVE NV
Desirable single room. also double room
running water; spacious dining room. de-
licious food; reasonable rates. %
1929 CATHEDRAL AVE. .k.W.-Beautifully
furnished large room. suitable for ,. also
single room: detached. weu-kept homei
excellent meals.
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Cool: first floor: detached house. ,wo
rooms, kitchen, private bath, elect. gas.
refrlR. cont. h W; block from busi adults.
S55 2lz m. from D. c. ClaT. 16l-W. IS
3O5a O ST. NV ROOMS. KITCHEN
bath; neatly furnished; S45: electricity.
gas Frigidaire. garage, phone; refined
cnlnlp
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1903 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE-Fine loca-
tion. home cooking. Rates reasonable. De-
catur 2552
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2 RMS. KIT, BATH. SCREENED PORCH;
gas elec.. Frigidaire. Columbia s026. 53l
Shepherd st NV
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Free Car and Guide Furnished.
National 1896. Evenings Lincoln 5956.
gOS 10th St. NV. 21"

DRESDEN, 2l2B CONN. AVE-HAND-
somely furnished, . bed rooms. drawing
room dining room, kitchen, bath, roof gar
den S125 mo i
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1701 MASS. AVE NV.
CLUB MERIDIAN,

NLUb IWLN1D1AINy
1920 18th ST. NV
A delightful home residence for men and
women: lounges drawing rooms for guests
use: high. cool location for warm weather:
country SURROUNDINGS: large, shady yard;
hammocks. swings. games, screens and
every comfort for Summer; hotel service;
excellent meals double single with pri-
vate bath. Reasonable rates. 2s'
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1929 Church st. n.w.-Entire 2nd floor
large rooms. kitchen, bath and porch; cleo
trio. gas. telephone. Frigidaire free; S52
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l04-Living room. bed room. bath. Frisid-
aire. shower, RADIO no cooking $50. Dis
trict 53a3
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! RIM, KITCHEN DRESSING
closet and bath: new bldg latest equip
ment including Custom-built kitchen cabi-
net electric ventilating fans Electrolux
refrigerstor etc
GAS AND ELEc. INCLUDED IN RENTS.
Available July /
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ATTRACTIVE ROOM

1752-54-56 QUE ST. NV
Attractive. double. single, comfortable beds
sNaCioue
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CENT IEMAN wishes to share room or
apartment with congenal young gentle
man. must be in good location. ApDly
Box 32G-T, Star CftlCe. ~"
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TABLE BOARD.

GUEST HOME. . ATTRACTIVE ROOMS
private bath. 10 acres lawn: 20 minutes
HnWnfnNn Shenherd 1466
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
TIyE 1CYy FT11

The ROCkBEDGE,
2456 20th st. NV. at Rk. OK. PIX
rms kit. bath with shower. elevator;
refrigerator; $50 80.
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1894 HARVARD ST. APT. 1-COMFORT-
able. large room double bed. two closets
cont. hot water; $50; couple; ex. location
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COUNTRY BOARD.

CHI NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. food careful su-
Dervislon; swimming horseback riding
tennis. etc Box 40 Clarksville. Md. Phone
ElliCott City 43-F-2. IS
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1880 CATHEDRAL AVE. N.W-Desirabie
large, front room. nicely furnished twin
beds; near transportation; overlooking
park; very cool. Adams 693a.
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304 EAST CAPITOL ST.-Attractive room.
southern exposure: fine food properly pre-
pared and served
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/ OR , ROOMS KITCHEN. FURNISHED
apt by July ] I; not over $50. Call before
IL noon. District 1858. Apt. 405. MRS.
DYER
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ONE-ROOM APT. COMPLETELY FUR
nished for a lady; maid service. 1885
Conn. ave. Potomac 441G.
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14th AT THOMAS CIRCLE.
Extra large. comfortable sleeping rooms
from 81 single; private bath; S12.5U week.
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1881 CATHEDRAL AVE.-Cool double and
single, with or without bath; reasonable;
cOnven. Phone Emerson 1892 2S"
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THE ALAMO. 1928 10Th ST. NV, Apt
81 rooms and bath, $50.
CHAS z TRIBBY SONS.
S15 District Bank Bldg. District 477S.
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ROOMS-SUBURBAN.

cool ROOM in new home
-nished settled woman preferred; garage.
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1918 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Large light house.
keeping room also single room
2I04 II ST. NW-Lovely clean double
front room running water. elec. Gentle
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NICE clean cool. quiet; suitable for one
or two board If desired gentleman. Clar-
endon 1l3 IS
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4707 coNNFcTTcUT AVE

COrner DaVenpOTt 81
Three and four room apis. with Q expo
sureS. bed rms. living rm.. dinette, kit,
bath. screened porch: beautiful lobby. car
peted corridors. electric refrigeration; "a
hour elevator and switchboard service.
Resident manager. Emerson $500
1903 RANDOLPH ST. N.W.-DESIRABL
l rm. kit. bath; Murphy bed; S42 so a
month; refrigeration on house current.
RANDALL H HAGNER & CO. INC.
1921 Conn. Ave. Decatur $500