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overwhelmingly to Thursday,
November rs to December 2: Heidi"
with Shirley Temple, Jean Hersholt
and Helen Westley.
ROSALIA - Sunday and Monday:
Mountain Music" with Bob Burns
and Martha Raye. Tuesday and
Wednesday: Warren William and
also Born Reckless" with Rochelle
Hudson and Brian Donlevy. Thurs
day and Friday: Reported Missing"
with William Gargan and Jean Rogers;
also Tony Martin and Joan Davis in
Sing and Be Happy" Saturday:
Ricardo Cortez in 1.-The Californian:
wild West Days" No. 5.
SECO-sunday and Monday, Broad
way Melody of 1888" with Eleanor
ray comedy; cartoon. Tuesday and
Wednesday, Easy Living" with Jean
Arthur and Edward Arnold; also I'VE
Have Our Moments" with James Dunn
and Sally Elers; cartoon; short sub
jects Thursday and Friday, Varsity
Waring and His Pennsylvanians; sybil
Jason short feature; cartoon. Satur-
day, Love Under Fire" with Don
Ameche and Loretta Young; also Two
Fisted Sheriff." with Charles Star
rett; Chapter s. Secret Agent;
STANTON - Sunday and Monday,
James Cagney in Something to Sing
About; also "Hideaway," with Fred
Stone. Tuesday and Wednesday, Rob
ert Taylor and Eleanor Powell in
Broadway Melody of 1885" Thursday
and Friday, Elephant Boy" starring
Sabu; also TOO Many Wives" with
Anne Shirley. Saturday. Harry Carey
and John Beal in Border Cafe" with
Armida also Murder Goes to Col
lege." with Roscoe Karns, Marsha
Hunt and Lynne overman.
Deanna Durbin in 400 Men and
Girl" Comedy and news Tuesday and
Wednesday: Will Rogers in Handy
Andy" Also, Helen Broderick in
Cd cWere On the Tpgx JTry;" vGh't Thgrsday; E0r
get" News and comedy. Friday and
Saturday: Joe Penner in New Faces
of 1887" Also. Karen Morley in Girl
From Scotland Yard"
SYLVAN - sunday and Monday: G
Souls at Sea- With Ttd.,S Gary ynd CGSper %oS
nesday: Dead End" with sylvia Sid
ney and Joel McCrea. Thursday and
Friday: Double or Nothing" with
Bing Crosby and Martha Raye: Satur-
day: Wlld ana "oolly, Win cahe
Withers and Walter Brennan. Also,
"Windjammer," with George O'Brien.
TAKOMA - Sunday and Monday:
Jack Benny in Artists and Mod els"
Tuesday and Wednesday,: Bobby
Breen in Make a WISH Also, Pat
O'Brien in san Quentin" Thursday
and Friday: Warner Baxter and Joan
Bennett in "Vogues of 1885" Satur.
day; Gene Autry in 'Yodelin' Kid
From Pine Ridge" Also, Eleanor
Whitney in Blonde Trouble"
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Husbandry Expert,
Hopper, Dies at Sc

ITHACA, N. Y, Nov. 27.-Her-
bert A. Hopper, first extension
specialist in Cornell University'S
animal husbandry department,
died yesterday after a long illness
at the age Of SO. He had been an
extension professor at the univer-
sity since 1918. He is survived by
his widow, two daughters and a
SON
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Arthur Crowley, 43,
Is Dead in Boston

BOSTON, Nov. 27.-Arthur j.
Crowley, 43, friend of Babe Ruth
and Jack Dempsey, died of pneu-
monia here yesterday. He was
the son of the late Micheal H.
Crowley, former Boston police su-
perintendent. Crowley served with
the Navy Intelligence Service dur
ing the World War and for sew
eral years an officer in the Suffolk
County Sllnerinr Court.
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EDUARDO GIoRGETTI DEAD

SAN JUAN, P. r., Nov. 81.
Eduardo Giorgetti, II. once con-
sidered the richest citizen of the
island of Puerto Rico and the
first president of the Puerto Rico
Sugar Producers Association, is
dead here. He was the first presi-
dent of, the former UnioniSt
party and served in the House of
Representatives and the Senate,
becoming president of the latter.
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BIRTHS

AAs - AAS
Charles and Edna Harper, boy.
Elder and Mary HOlOhan, boy.
Michael and Camille McMahOn,
girl.
George and Alice Jones, girl.
RupinO and Helen Jubane, boy.
LOvinislSi and Virginia Mason, boy.
Raymond and Helen Augustus, boy.
John and Margaret O'COnnOr, boy.
John and Mary DunninE, girl.
Joseph and Ruth DindlebeCk, girl.
Elmer and Mabel Durbin, girl.
Robert and Ellen Beall, boy.
DEATHS
Edward B. Rector, SO. 3525 Tenth
william A. Hunter, 70. 1919 Penn.
Richard il. Meredith, 7s. sO11
Eighth st. s. E..
George q. HOskeh, 7a. 1915 Thirty
Mary Sullivan. 10, st. Elizabeths
Frank sOuser. 81, Emergency Hos
Joseph P. Miller. 81. 2s5O wisCOn.
Bruce L. Casteel. 81. GaIlinger Hos
samuel Ryan, SO, Home for Aged
Annie WerzeI, 81. 4oOs Georgia
Raymond s, Patton, 81. $500 Nc.
Kinley st. n. W.
Joseph C. Howell, 40, GaIIinger Hos.
pital.
Fred H. Robinson, 46, 1850 Wiscon-
sin Ave. N. w.
Fred G. French. a. Walter Reed
General Hospital.
August Toner, S5, 3911 Alabama
Ave. g. r.
Jeanette Simmons, II, Children's
Hospital
MARRIAGES
shad Raycroft, sS, 254O Fourteenth
St. N. W., and Eulane Wright, 20,
Arlington, Va.
Frank NJ. Selders. IS, and Olive C.
Lancaster, 22, both of Caldwell,
Idaho,
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Miss Schneider, rs,
Dies at Port Jervis

PORT JERvIs, N. Y, Nov. 81.
Miss Margaret Schneider, 76, for
80 years connected with Pine Cliff
Lodge, resort hotel in Montague
Township, N. j., died at her home
here yesterday. She succeeded
her brother, George, as manager
of the hotel five years ago.
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E. B. MoNTRoss DIES

YONKERS, N. Y, Nov. 27.-Ed-
ward B. Montross, 30, formerly
connected with a painting and
decorating firm here, died Thurs
day. He was descendant of the
Vanwart colonial family which
settled in Westchester county be-
fore the revolution.
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Births, Deaths, Marriages

Vaughn v. 0sbuFn, 23, Naval AfP
Station, and Mildred A. DooIan, n.
636 North Carolina Ave. 3. n
e. Myers. 1s, both Of Brentwood, Nd.
Hyle Prell, 80, and Helen Miller,
rs, both of New York.
Philip n. Triem, "a, 1923 Hobart
Pl. n. W., and Joan j. Haeringer, 20,
1901 Irving st. N. w.
Francis NJ. Spindle, 81, Arlington.
Va, and Dorothy NJ. Martin, 20, 613
Hamilton st. N. w.
Walter f. SOuser, 26. JOhnstown,
Pa, and Elizabeth 7. Gleason, 26, IL
Nicholson st. N. w.
Ben Watkins. "a, eli Eleventh st.
9. w, and Syble McCubbin, 26, 2O2o
II st. n. w.
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DEATHS

@eoo0e~
HAAzARD,- L0VIs-on Friday November
Ave. N. W., LOUIS HAZARD, beloved hus-
band of Mellie L. Hazard,
Remains resting at the W. W. Chambers
Co. funeral home, 1400 Chaplin St. N. w.
Notice of funeral later
LLOYD, CHARLES WILLIAM-suddenly
on Saturday November 27, 1887, at his
residence, 723 Seventh Street Southwest,
CHARLES WILLIAM LLOYD, the beloved
husband of Daisy Lloyd and father of Wal
ter B. and Oscar A. Lloyd;
Remains resting at the w. W. Chambers
Company Southeast funeral home, 517
Eleventh Street Southeast. until Monday,
Funeral services from his brothers resi-
dence. Oscar A. Lloyd, Berryville, Va, at
2 p. M
Relatives and friends invited.
Interment in Berryville, Va, Cemetery.
MILES, LENNOX W.-On Friday. Novem-
Hospts SsG S IENNox g7 & SGFSisGT % MILES xi beo1ed
husband of Bertha Miles.
Funeral will be held in the W. W. Cham
bers Co. funeral home, 140O chspin St;
Funeral private.
MULLIN. WILLIAM J.-on Friday, No
vember 20, 1887. WILLIAM J. MULLIN,
| the beloved husband Of Blanche A; Mullin.
Fs home 4Eom dS 5S cSap W % 81 Vs. CS
Monday, November 20, at $50 a. m,
thence to Sacred Heart Church. 18th and
Park Road N. W., where mass will be
offered at 8, a. m, for the repose of his
! SOUL
Relatives and friends are invited
Interment in Washington Memorial Park.
STRUMB, THOMAS MACY-On Thursday.
November 20, 1887. at his residence. 676
| STRUMB, beloved husband of Minnie L.
Strumb and father of Otis L. Strumb
Remains resting at the W. W. Chambers
Co. Southeast funeral home. SIT 11th st.
s. E.. until Saturday. November 27. 1887
- Interment. Durham. N. c.. on Sunday,
| November 2S 1887.
THOMPSON. OLLIE E.-On Friday, No.
yember 26. 1887. at his residence, oxon
Hill, Md. OLLIE E. THOMPSON, beloved
son of the late John and Elizabeth Thomp-
son.
Funeral from the chapel of Thomas F.
Murray & Son, 2o07 Nichols Avenue South,
p. m. Services at St. Barnabas' Episcopal
Church, Oxon Hill. Nd, at 2 p. m.
Relatives and friends invited.
Interment Church Cemetery.
Remains may be viewed after IL o'clock
| noon Sunday
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MRS. PRANDY FUNERAL

Funeral services for Mrs. Stella
Prandy, So, Government employe,
will be held Tuesday at Waupeton
Iowa. The body will rest at Cav.
ler'S funeral home until tomorrow.
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DEATHS

DEATHS --- =
BAKER, JOHN HENRY-on Thursday,
November 25.| 1887, at his residence.
BAKER. beloved brother of Mrs. Ida Har-
mon, Harry J. Baker and uncle of Ray
mond Lloyd Baker.
Funeral from the above residence on
Monday, November 20, at $50 a. M.
thence to Holy Trinity Church where mass
will be said at 9 a. m.
Interment Holy Rood Cemetery.
Relatives and friends invited.
BARNWELL, DEWITT ARTIE-on Thurs
day, November 25, 1887, DEWITT AR
TIE BARNWELIL, the beloved husband of
Bertha NJ. Barnwell and father of Barbara
Lou Barnwel and son of Mrs. Callie c.
Jordan.
Funeral services at the W. W. Chambers
Company Southeast funeral home. sly
Eleventh Street Southeast on Monday, No
vember 20, 1887, at IL a. m.
Relatives and friends invited to attend.
Interment in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
BYRD, ALBERT T., sR.-on wednesday,
November "a 1887 at his home in Hy-
attsville. Md, on Riggs Road, ALBERT T.
BYRD, SR. the beloved husband of Mary
Jane Byrd and father of Harmon c.. Al
M Byrd Mrs. Nola B. McCary, Mrs. Sarah
]. Kelley Mrs. Deltha M. Schenck. Mrs.
Marvie E. Schenck and Mrs. Thelma J.
Trent.
Funeral services from the W. W. Cham
bers Co funeral home 1400 Chaplin St.
N. W.. on Sunday, November %, 1887.
at 2:30 p. m. Relatives and friends in
vited Interment Washington Memorial
Park Cemetery.
CEAS, MARGARET LEE.-On Friday. No
vember 20, 1887. at her residence. 71O
Maryland Avenue Northeast MARGARET
LEE CEAS, wife of the late Robert E. Ceas
beloved mother of John Lee Trammell
sister of Mrs. Catherine Marks and James
and Tilden Shirley. of Mclean. Va.
Funeral services from the W. W. Cham
bers Co. southeast funeral home, 517 11th
| St. s. E., on Saturday, November 81, at
3 80 p. m.
Relatives and friends invited.
Interment Glenwood Cemetery.
GALLOP, CARL A., SR.-on Friday. No.
vember 20, 1887, at Buffalo, New York
CARL A. GALLOP, SR. the beloved hus.
| band of Maude B. Gallop and father ot
Carl A. Gallop, jr.
Funeral services from the W. W. Cham
bers Co. s. E. funeral home. 517 11th
| st. S. E., on Saturday, November 81, al
p. m.
Relatives and friends invited.
Interment private
Norfolk. Va. papers please copy.
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Shock Kills BurkS
When Wife Is Hurt

Funeral services for Robert Eugene Burk prominent Mason
and furniture dealer will be held his home Newlands St.
Chevy Chase, Md Monday o'clock Burial will be in Rock
Greek Cemetery.
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WARNER BROS.

AMBAS ADO R-sunday, Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday: Grace Moore
and Melvyn Douglas in 'Tll Take Ro-
nance Thursday and Friday: Bar
bara Stanwyck and Herbert Marshall
in Breakfast for Two; March of
Time. Saturday: Irene Dunno and
Randolph Scott in High, Wide and
Handsome; cartoon.
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APOLL O-Sunday. Monday and
Tuesday: Shirley Temple in Heidi:
cartoon. Wednesday and Thursday:
Paul NUM- in THE Life of Emile
Zola." Friday: Barbara Stanwyck and
Herbert Marshall in Breakfast for
Two" Saturday: Richard Dix and
Fay wray in "It Happened in Holly
wood" and Ia Su Pitts in Forty
Naughty Girls; Radio Patrol" No.
/: Our Gang comedy.
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AVALON-sunday and Monday:
Paul NUM- in 1.-THE Life of Emile
Zola." Tuesday and Wednesday: Nine
Martini and Joan Fontaine in Music
for Madame; March of Time. Thurs;
day: Constance Bennett and Cary
Grant in Topper (return engagement).
Friday (return engagemenD: Ronald
Colman and Jane wyatt in Lost
Horizon" Saturday: Dolores Del Rio
and Peter LORE In Lancer Spy'S
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SAVOY Sunday and Monday:
Charles Buddy Rogers and Betty Cradle
in This Way. Pleas" Tuesday and
Wednesday. Barbara Stanwyck and
John Boles in "Stella Dallas" wednes-
day: Lynn Overman and Roscoe
Karns in Partners in Crime' FRI
day: Johnny Mack Brown in Cam
bling Terror; cartoon. Saturday:
Bing Crosby and Martha Raye in
Double Or Nothing"
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R-K.O KETTHS

"sTAGE DOOR" starring Katharine Hep
burn, Ginger Rogers, Adolphe Meniou and
with Gail Patrick, Constance Collier,
Andrea Leeds and Lucille Ball. Walt Disney
Technicolor. March Of Time, November
Issue.
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PENN-Sunday, Monday and Tues
day: Madeleine Carroll and Ronald
Colman in Prisoner of Zenda"; car
toon. Wednesday, Thursday and FRI
day: Irene Dunno and Randolph Scott
in High. Wide and Handsome;
Saturday: John Boles and Ida Lupino
in Fight for Your Lady; Radio
Patrol. No. 8; Our Gang.
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SHERIDAN-Sunday, Monday and
Tuesday: Shirley Temple in "Hoidi";
March of Time Wednesday and Thurs
day: Joan Crawford and Franchot
Tone in Bride Wore Red" Friday
return engagement): Will Rogers in
Judge Priest" Saturday: Ann Soth-
orn and Jack Haley in 'Danger-Love
ct Work": Radio Patrol No 2.
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FAIRLAWN-Sunday and Monday:
Warner Baxter and Joan Bennett in
'Vogues of 1888" Tuesday and Wednes-
day: Ritz Bros. in Life Begins at Col
lege"; cartoon Thursday Josephine
Hutchinson and George Murphy in
'1The Women Men Marry: selected
short subjects. Friday: James Ellison
and Marsha Hunt in Annapolis Sa-
lus"; Paramount news; cartoon. Satur-
gay; Buck Jones in Law for Tomb
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BROADWAY-Sunda and Monday:
Zane Grey's Roll Along Cowboy"
with Smith Ballew and Cecilia Parker.
Tuesday: Robert Montgomery and Rosa
lind Russell in Night Must Fall"
Wednesday and Thursday: New Faces
of 1884," with Joe Penner, Harriet
Hillard and the Three Chocolateers
Friday and Saturday: Ken Maynard
in Boots of Destiny" wild West
Days"-No. 5.
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FAIRT.AWN

CIRCLE Nome q "lT'Dh""'' .... :. S'""'
Constance Bennett and Cary Grant in
"TOPPER." Comedy. Matinee Only,
Serial No. 5, Jungle Menace"
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UPTOWN-Sunday. Monday and
Tuesday: Madeleine Carroll and
Ronald Colman in Prisoner of Zenda."
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday:
Irene Dunno and Randolph Scott in
High Wide and Handsome" Satur-
day: John Boles and Ida Lupino in
Flight For Your Lady" Radio Patrol
No g."
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YORK-Sunday and Monday: Joan
Bennett and Warner Baxter in
"Vogues of 1888" Floyd Gibbons in
Your True Adventurer" Tuesday and
Wednesday: (Return engagement Will
Rogers in Handy Andy" Thursday:
Nino Martin and Joan Fontaine in
'Music for Madame" Friday: "Over
the Coal with June Travis. Saturday:
James Ellison and Marsha Hunt in
Annapolis SALUTE"
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TIVOLI-sunday. Monday and Tues
day: Madeleine Carroll and Ronald
Colman in Prisoner of Zenda."
Wednesday, Thursday and Friday:
Irene Dunn and Randolph Scott in
High, Wide and Handsome; cartoon.
Saturday: John Boles and Ida Luz
pino in Fight for Your Lady; Radio
Patrol No. 3.
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BOOKER T-Friday to Thursday,
November Is through December 2.
THE Great Garrick," with Olivia de
Havilland, Brian Aherne and Lionel
AtWill.
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CIR C L E-Sunday and Monday:
Luise Rainer and Spencer Trace in
Big City: news; Gang comedy. Tues
day and Wednesday: Dolores Del Rio
and George Sanders in Lancer Spy !;
cartoon; comedy. Thursday and Fri
day: Shirley Temple and Jean Her
sholt in Heidi; comedy; news.
Saturday: John Barrymore and Louise
Campbell in Bulldog Drummond
Serial No 6, "Jungle Menace.
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YMRK 0""FE'' Ave " o"'""" ~
Doors Open 1880. Show 1 P. NJ.
ZASTT PITTS in FORTY NAUGHTY
GIRLS" Jungle Menace No. 8, with
Frank Rnclk
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HOME-sunday and Monday: Joel
McCrea and Sylvia Sidney in Dead
End" cartoon. Tuesday and Wednes-
day: Joan Crawford and Franchot
Tone in Bride Wore Red" Thursday:
Josephine Hutchinson in Women Men
Marry" Friday: Ritz Bros. in Life
Begins in College" Saturday: James
Ellison and Marsha Hunt in "Annapo-
lis Salute" and Joe E. Brown in Fit
for a King; cartoon.
Evening star., 1937-02-14
ROOMS WANTED.

Observation-Disclosures room with use of
Kitchen. in family of one or two persons.
Address Box ZOE Star Office.
LADY desires room with PRIVATE family.
NV. section. Address Box l93-E. Star
Office.
COUPLE want clean, Ink. room to study;
quiet state price. Address Box 204-E.
Star office
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE. scholarly girl.
wishes quiet studio, NV. section. walking
distance of lth and G; SIS TO $50. Ad-
dress Box "27E Star office.
BOY -, desires unfurn room. with or
without meals. preferably with private
family. downtown location not desired.
Adams 3Ulo after $40.
YOUNG MAN desires furnished room with
congenial Jewish family: - min down.
town. Address Box 39o-D. Star office.
EMPLOYED white woman requires fur
nished room; near transportation Teas.
Address Box 4JJ-D, Star office.
PRIVATE FAMILY to care for s-year-old
girl, room for father; near school. Ad-
dress Box 4Jl-D Star Office 15H
Evening star., 1937-02-14


ANACOSTIA. 1.'a22 Pleasant st. s.e.-Two
large rms, heat, elec., gas. Sb2.5U month,
semi-bath.
5GUI lst ST. NE-Large front room pri-
vote bath with shower. > closets, telephone.
Venetian blinds on :! unusual windows, in
new detached home: 10 minutes from
downtown; bus one block away. Telephone
Randolph ais.
72l NEWTON PL. N.W.-Two front light
Housekeeping rooms: gas. light. heat. tele-
phone incl so per mo-; adults. Adams
SO53R.
l2.9 MADISON NW-One room as Sleep
ing or Ink; next bus stop and car line.
Georgia Ot63.
PA. AVE. sE-Unfurnished rooms for
light housekeeping. Phone Lincoln 644S-J.
LARGE ROOM with fireplace and porch.
southern exposure. suitable for : people'
= blocks from bus; Chevy Chase. ID. C.,
.,3O9 WASH CIRCLE NV, 3, or 4
rooms. 2nd-hoor fronti kitchen prlvileges;
S35 to 500: heat. gas. elec. included.
43O 18th ST. NE.-Entire second floor;
two large bright rooms. kitchen. inclosed
back porch, private bath; heat. gas. elec-
tricity included; constant hot water. Frig-
idaire. telephone; adults; reasonable.
1S45 MONROE ST NW.--Larse, sunny
front room. large c.oset. unlimited paoAe;
also smaller room: convenient car and BUS
Call after q o'clock. Sunday after ! o m e
aO4 KENTUCKY AVE. SE.-2 light house
keeping rooms: heat; gas: cleo; adults,
So per mo. Line. 1959-W
ATTRACTIVE FRONT ROOM. viii PARTLY
furn; near cars busSes; clean home;
adults: breakfast opt. Columbia 1i0g.
1906 N ST. NV. Apt. :55-Large. front
room. semi-private bath; So. District
1863.
MT. PLEASANT-Ladies: . large sunny
rooms. private bath, sarage: wonderful
view: new home. md floor. Adams 52S3
5I2 CRITENDEN ST. W.--Second floor
front. / large room and kitchen; newly
decorated: everything: $50. Col. 0'65-J.
COLORED- room. 500: use
kitchen if desired. lJ2J Que st. NV,
Apt. II.
2G27 FIAGLER PL. N.W.-COLORED:
rooms for Ink: heat and light.
COLORED, lS43 5th ST. n.w.-Large un-
furn rm. conveniently located in private
home. North 6154.
Evening star., 1937-02-14
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

HYATTSVILLE. IA Franklin st.-Nicely
furnished room in new home; in family;
convenient to cars and bus.
CLARENDON. vA;;-sinflee room. new
North Edgewood st. Phone Clarendon
1i96.
FURN. ROOM, conv. bath, all modern.
block OF bus. kitchen priylleseS, ST..
walnut 1888
10 MIN. TO ToWN-Wnl share home or
rent front. double bed room; board OPP
tional. or can be arranged for grill
privileges. Walnut 1S'!1.
employed. TO share new home with en-
ployed couple; loo bus fare; reasonable.
Phone Walnut sS96-W.
IIU NORTH HIGHLAND ST. Clarendon
Va-Room. board and garage Navy Yard
employe preferred: $40 weekly: lunches.
Clarendon 92-R.
NEARBY vIRGINIA--clean, warm, fur
h1s4ed nds1d ro9m S9anendnn IN euls private home'
FURNISHED. HEATED ROOMS. in private
family modern home ! block from car
> blocks from bus Phone Clarendon 90.
LYON VILLAGE "6II n. Franklin I'd
/ or :. furnished bed rooms. running water;
modern home; "a block from bus. Walnut
IuHO-J.
;;...,a st Pl North Arling ton-New house;
large furnished room. private bath, GARAGE;
men or couple. breakfas, optional
3sl? I4th ST. Clarendon. Vat rooms.
ami: furnished: S1".5u.
u HOLLY ST, Alexandria. Va-Double bed
sunny room: good bus services: gentleman.
Eve. or Sunday. Alexandria 1343W.
ATTRACTIVELY furnished rooms ad-
joining sefni-priv. bath. with shower; IL
min. WASHINGTON very convenient trans
port alton. Clarendon lSl-W.
NEW BRICK HOME-Quiet secluded room.
next bath: half block Lee Highway. 20 min
utes Dept Agriculture. Meals if desired.
Walnut S44l. IA
1000 NO. GARFIELD ST. Lyon Village
Val single / double bed room: oil heat;
/" min downtown; gentlemen. Clar. 9i2.
3lOG N. 18th ST. Lyon Village-Brieht,
comforu BILE :. exposures. garage optional.
J., minutes to downtown: gentlemen. Wal
nut .,:i53.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

141O 10th ST. NW.-Front basement stu
dio for 3; fireplace, private bath and
entrance: good meals. reasonable rates.
I4OI 10th N.W-Master bed room for 3.
exceptional meals; entertaining permitted.
WITH JEWISH FAMILY. lovely room for
.: twin beds; excellent meals: good trans
portation. Georgia 500.
2O24 N ST N.W;-Large front room. End
suitable for 2 gentlemen; S33 each per
month. g.
1874 MINTWOOD PL. N.W.-Attractive
room IN lovely home. twin beds; also room
lent meals. Columbia S119. Is
l7O2 10th NW-Attractiv large room.
suitable for 3 young ladies; also vacancy
for l young man. IL
1862 WYOMING AVE. N.w.-single and
Decatur 21S3.
"OLD ENGLISH 1885 Que st. n.w.-Large
front rooms, twin beds. showers. unlim.
phone; excellent meals; hot breads: reas.
CHEVY CHASE. ;,749 Oliver ST. NV
Large room. running water, porch: excel.
meals: $40 each per mo. Emerson 1329.
1923 K ST. NV. .Lee-Maraue-,Beauti
fully furnished large living room. bed room'
private bath two or three perS1hs pb re0rss eXres-
l6s
1925 CRITTENDEN ST N.W.-Better resi-
Dental district; three meals. luncn packed;
S35 per month Men only Georgia 1912.
16O6-S NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE N,W.-Un-
usually attractive and comfortable. double
and triple rooms; good food; young people.
1857 WYOMING AVE. NW.--Large front
room. twin beds. inper-spring mattresses.
private bath with shower, large recreation
room with fireplace, suitable Tor three;
home surl nundings: well-balanced meals.
Also two vacancies at 2013 Mass. ave: n.w-
suitable for two gentlemen Col. $500
cf N
Single. double and triple rooms: ladies and
gentlemen; excellent meals North 9049.
$500 18th NV. the Hillcrest-This
former private mansion offers attractive,
room; private bath. sun porch, large
closet space and excellent meals; good
breakfasts Q speciality.
3I45 18th ST NW-New guest house;
Groom suite. private bath: vacancies: $40
up; excellent meals. IA
1922 N 81. NW-Attrec. furn. corner rm.,
closets next bath: suit. or 3; good
msalS: alPo Sins1s: running wstsf.