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Evening star., 1937-09-19
DAUGHTERS OF AMERICA

The past State councillors of the
District will hold their annual ban
quet at Golfers Inn Saturday, Sep
tember 25, at pm.
Brookland Council will have a sup
per at the Fairfax Hotel Tuesday, Sep
tember %, at pm.
Mayf1ower Council met Monday.
Kenmore Council has been granted
special dispensation to change its
meeting from September IS to Septem-
Der 20 at Odd Fellows Temple. The
resignation of Mrs. Rose Buckner as
State Council representative has been
accepted. Past Councillor Renna Cory
installed Mrs. Dora Wood as associate
councillor. Mrs. Jeannette Taylor was
elected and installed as State repre-
sentative.
Triumph Council was visited by one
OF its past deputies, Mrs. Elizabeth
Sewell of New Rochelle, N. Y. The
penny march gift was awarded to Past
State Councillor Deborah Streitberger.
Golden Rule Council will ask the
incoming State councillor for return of
Past National Councillor Mrs. Naomi
Swami as deputy, it was announced
by Councillor Hannah Gates. Miss
Dorothy Hancock and Mrs. Garnett R.
Laereneson were elected members.
The Past Councillors Association met
with Mrs. Inez Thomas Tuesday
Past State Councillor Ethel e. Bur.
roughs, eounc1og. conducted the reg
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Y. W. C. A. NEWS

Business girls from Washington.
Baltimore and Annapolis are attend
ing the Tri-City Conference at the
Baltimore Y. w. c. A. camp, Pawati-
nika, this week end. Miss Marjorie
Allen is in charge of the recreation
at the conference. Miss Peggy Craig
will lead in discussion on Training
Leaders" Miss Jessie Smith, chair
man of the local business and pro-
fessional department, and Miss Bertha
Pabst-both of the Y. w. C. A. Board,
accompanied the girls.
A number of the girls from the
Y. w. C. A. Strong Residence are
spending this week end at Kamp
Kahlert.
Pearl Waugh, teacher of piano, will
return to Washington and will meet
old and new students on Thursday
and Friday, September % and "a,
in the studio, sixth floor Of the ad-
ministration.
The Fall setting-up conferences for
the board, committee and staff mem
bers of the Y. w. C. A. will be held
at Kamp Kahlert Friday and Satur-
day. The theme will be Life and
Work of Our Y. w. c. A." Tuesday,
September %, general meeting viii
be held in Barker Hall.
The Friday Nighters" of the girl
reserve department will reopen their
dances on the roof garden Of tho
Y. w. c. A. this week. The pro-
gram will be from until 10. The
Thursday evening program is now
discontinued since school has started.
Mrs. James w. Anderson will BE-
hostess to the Wednesday Club at .
tea and bus ride. The following
Business Girls Committee meetings
this week: B. T. c. Program COM
mittee, Wednesday. 1880; xenos Club,
Program Committee, Wednesday, 5
O'rlock
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B. P. O. ELKS

More than $50 Elks and their fami-
lies are making pilgrimage to the
Elks' National Home at Bedford, Va,
today. The party leaves Union Sta
ton in special cars attached to the
Memphis Special of the Southern
Railway. They will return shortly
after midnight. Fred w. Berger is in
charge of arrangements.
The Entertainment Committee an
nounces an old-fashioned barbecue
will be held at Griffith Farms. on the
Marlboro pike, Sunday, October 8,
from noon until pm.
Saturday is the deadline for appli-
cations for the Fred Berger class. to
be initiated October l3. Grand Ex-
alted Ruler Charles Spencer Hart will
be present.
The Thursday and Saturday night
dances opened last week to large
crowds. A special meeting OF the
lodge will be held September 90.
Regular weekly meetings will be re-
Humed In Octobes.
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Answer to Yesterdays Puzzle.
discussion will be under the leadership
Of Mrs. Richard N. Sutton.

discussion will be under the leadership
of Mrs. Richard N. Sutton.
The Kenilworth Ladies' Guild met
at the home of Mrs. D. Green, Presi-
dent Mrs. Harry K Kent presiding
Reports were made by the following
chairmen: Mrs. Joseph Brashears,
treasurer; Mrs. E. Deck, sunshine;
Mrs. D. Green, relief; Mrs. A. Petrie,
membership; Mrs. H. Lynn, CORE
spending secretary, and Mrs. George
A. Lingebach. The next meeting will
be September % at 1870 pm. with
Mrs Joseph Brashears, 1905 Kenil-
worth avenue northeast, with Mrs.
Charles A. Parent and Mrs. " Heinlien
as assistant hostesses.
The Tak0ma Park WOmen's Club
Executive Board met Friday at the
home of Mrs. James A. Councillor, with
the president, Mrs. Walter p Harmon,
presiding. Mrs. Byron M. Coon will
entertain the Garden Section Club at
her new home in Crosby lane, Wood
side, tomorrow morning at IL. Mrs. j.
N. Quinn, chairman, will preside.
Charles T. Madison, chemical engineer
in charge Of the green houses at Blue
Plains, will talk on How to Slip Any
Plant Material by the Use of Chemi-
calls" Assisting Mrs. Coon will be Mrs.
George E. Davis, Mrs. Walter P. Har-
mon and Mrs. Mauleby w. Blackman.
The Polish Club Of Washington held
a dance last night at Stansbury Hall,
1892 Georgia avenue.
The Rain Bow Club was entertained
at Naval Lodge Hall September 13 by
DR.. and Mrs. Gates. New officers were
elected and installed as follows: Presi-
dent, Harry Wilson; vice president,
Mrs Lottie Futrell; treasurer, DR.. A.
w. Taylor; recording secretary, Mrs.
Ella Stone; press, Miss Josephine
Thornhill; good of order chairman,
Mrs. Ada Wilson; custodian, Herbert
Freeland; flowers, Howard Hixson;
hospitality, Mrs. Margaret Taylor, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wilson.
The Democratic Women's National
Council meeting scheduled for tomor-
row has been postponed until Monday
evening, September 81. The Absentee
Voters Group met with Mrs. Philip
Vernier Thursday Mrs. S. Jennings
Asbury, jr., chairman, presided.
Columbia Floral Circle will meet to-
morrow at o'clock with the president,
Mrs. Lillian Timberlake, 1922 Eight
eenth street.
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K. MacClintock: committee chairmen,
Mrs. Noise, Mrs. Fieser, Mrs. j. B.
Gwin and Mrs. Kenneth Markwood; ;
representative to the District of CO.
lumbia Federation, Mrs. Walter Da-
wilson.
Curley Club.-Prospective members
of the Curley Club will be entertained
at an "open house" meeting Thursday
evening in the Continental Hotel. An
elaborate entertainment, to be fol-
lowed by dancing, will be presented.
Carl Byockway of the Society of Ameri-
can Magicians will perform and the
Washington Gas Light Co. quartet
will sing. Miss Gertrude Conner is
chairman of the Entertainment Com
mittee, Mr.. James Corbett chairman
of the Membership Committee and
Miss Dorothy Barrett president of the
Curley Club.
Roland j. Hyland, chairman of the
Athletic Committee, has completed
arrangements for an athletic evening
in Rock Greek Park September %,
the group assembling at the Conti-
mental Hotel at 7:30 pm. The club
will motor to Pierce Mill. Beverly
Beach will be the scene of the last
Sunday picnic of the season Sunday,
September 26, leaving Continental
Hotel promptly at 1870 pm.
A testimonial dinner is to be pre-
sented to Miss Mary l.. MCGEE,
foundress of the Curley Club, in the
Continental Hotel Thursday, Octo-
ber 7.
The annual Fall dance will be held
at the Shoreham Hotel November S.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland j. Hyland en-
tertained members of the Executive
Committee at their residence Thurs
day evening.
Petworth Woman's Club philan-
thropic section will meet with Mrs.
Martha Wiltberger, Col Taylor street,
Tuesday at 1890 pm. Mrs. Anna
Garner and Mrs. E. P. Lecraw will
assist The first art section meeting
will be Thursday at 1890 pm. in the
Petworth Methodist Church. Mrs.
Ruth E. Mills and her committee will
have charge.
The Theta Tau Zeta Chapter. Del
phians, met Monday at the Mount
Pleasant Library, with Mrs. Francis
X. Johnston, president The subject
was Developments and Beginnings of
Music" with Miss Iva M. Menefee
leading. The following participated:
Miss Mary C. Williams. Miss Barbara
Ann Sutter, Miss Grace Meyer, Miss
Menefee and Miss Kathryn Doherty.
The next meeting will be Monday,
September 27.
Arlington Chapter of Delphian met
Wednesday morning with Mrs. Ira N.
Gabrielson, president, Lyon Village,
Va. Transition from the manorial
village to the chartered town will be
subject of the next meeting Wednes-
day, 1915 am, at the home of Mrs.
Frances Gutelius Smith, 1895 North
Upland street, Arlington, Va. The
Evening star., 1937-09-19

MRS. AGNES L. CAMPBELL
OF Glasgow, Scotland, most
1Oorthy grand matron OF the
Supreme Grand Chapter,
Order OF the Eastern Star, in
Scotland, aDho is being 1Uidely
entertained in Washington, on
her Day to the triennial Ses-
sion OF the Eastern Star at
Indianapolis.
Star staff Photo.
Evening star., 1937-09-19
MASONIC SERVICE
IN THE CATHEDRAL
Program Today One of Many
In Commemorating Con-
stitution Signing.
Masonic Lodge Trestleboard.

Masonic Lodge Trestleboard.
Monday-Potomac. No. 5, busi-
ness; Benjamin B. French. No. Is,
M. M: Anacostia, No. 81, busi-
ness; Pentalpha, No. %, business;
Mount Pleasant, No. 33. M. M;
Albert Pike, No. 36. M. M.
Tuesday-Naval, No. 4, M. M.
(SpeciaD; National, No. IL,
M. M; Arminius, No. Is, M. M;
Myron M. Parker, No. 81. M. M;
King David, No. %, M. M.
Wednesday-Harmony, No. II,
M. NJ; william r. Singleton, No.
80. business (speciaD; Warren G.
Harding, No. SO. F. c.; Chevy
Chase. No. AZ, M. M; Bright
wood, No. 43, M. M.
Thursday-New Jerusalem. No.
9, business. George c. Whiting,
No. %, business; Justice, No. 46,
business (specian.
Friday-St. Johns, No. II, So
cial; Hope, No. 20. social; Trinity.
No. Al. M. M.
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ular meeting Of Anacostia Council
Wednesday evening.
Independent Council Monday eve
ming was visited by Past National
Councillors Elizabeth Sewell, Mrs. Hat
tie M. Miller and State officers. Mrs.
Mona Jones, councillor, presided
Kenmore Council will meet Wednes-
day, September 20, at 4ls Seventh
street.
Evening star., 1937-09-19

The Wanderlust Travel Club will
meet with Mrs Wayne Bobst, 419
Madison street, Tuesday, s pm. Miss
Melva M. L. Kilponen will speak on
Finland"
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w. C. T. u. NEWS

The names OF Sedona Douglas and
D. r. Simmonsor were added to the
membership of Southeast Womans
Christian Temperance Union at the
meeting Monday at District headquar-
ters. Mrs. M. A. Bradburn presided
and Mrs. Laura Slater Penn con.
Quoted the devotional.
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News of the Clubs

The Voteless District of Columbia
League of Women Voters board meet
ing has been postponed from Septem-
Der II to September "a, because of
Constitution day celebration. 1t will
be luncheon meeting, held at Brook
ings Institution, at which plans for
the coming year will be discussed.
Mrs. Louis Gutenberg, the new in
coming president, will preside.
The Wanderlust Travel Club will
meet with Mrs. Wayne Bobst, 419
Madison street, Tuesday, pm. Miss
Melva M. L. Kilponen will speak on
Finland"
Zonta CIub-Regular weekly meet
ing Wednesday at Y. w. C. A., Seven
teenth and X streets, at l pm. Pro-
gram, six Months of Birthdays"
Ladies' Auxiliary, Knights Of st.
John, District, No. injecting of the
"Good-of the Order" Committee was
called by District President Mrs Will
fred P. Ross to arrange for enter
tainment of the supreme officers, who
will visit Washington this north.
The quarterly meeting will be neld
September 80 at pm, at the WASH
ington Hotel followed by buffet
supper. Guests of honor will be Su-
preme President Teresa Canister of
Rochester, N. Y; Supreme Secretary
Johanna White of Fort Thomas, KY,
and Supreme Trustee Omi x Bingham
Of Washington. The Fall card party
will be held November 80 at Northeast
Masonic Temple.
The Washington Ladies' Auxiliary
Of the Jewish Consumptives' Relief
Society of Denver will sponsor a pro-
gram of music and dance at the
Jewish Community Center Wednesday
night. Miss Theresa Levinson is
chairman of entertainment, Miss Irene
Saloman will offer opening prayer.
Mrs. Martin MendelsOh, president, will
speak on High Lights of My Trip to
the j. G. R. S." and entertainers will
include Miss Rita Lillian Rubenstein,
Miss Flora Blumenthal, Miss Esther
Sacks and Miss Sylvia Berlin.
The ROwac Club will meet Sep
tember % at q picnic at the Joachim
Miller cabin in Rock Creek Park.
Hostesses are: Mrs. James L. Fieser,
chairman; Mrs Everett Dix, Mrs. j.
c. Smith, Mrs. Walter Pack and Mrs.
Robert Shepard. New officers for the
year are:
President, Mrs. William Hepner;
vice president, Mrs p E. Noise; treas
urer, Mrs. William H. Simpson; cor
responding secretary, Mrs. Carroll
Bryant; recording secretary, Mrs.
Richard w. Thrush; department
chairmen, Mrs. Walter Gard, Mrs.
Everett Dix, Mrs. Cary T. Grayspn,
Mrs. Frank W. Loefler and Mrs. James
Evening star., 1937-09-19
Knights of Pythias.

Webster Lodge, No. Z, Knights Of
Pythias, will confer the knight rank
on three candidates Tuesday evening
Members of other lodges are invited.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS

COIORED, 1921 9Th st. n,w.-Nice. cool
newly decorated room. reaGonable; home
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MEMS WEAR.

1909 14th st. NV Same owner 10
terms can be arranged. Apply owner
authentic Mems Wear. 525 Ilth St NV
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Cool. quiet heathful Large single and
double rooms Beautiful dining hall Excel
tent meals Spacious grounds overlooking
Piney Branch PARKWAY Tennis. Parking
space. 3Giu 18th. Col 0294
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COUNTRY BOARD.

CHILDREN BOARDED for Summer. girls
not over - years OF age: at shore cottage.
Excellent food, mothers care. safe bath
ing Mrs. Watts. 1879 Pa ave. Sc, Line.
35+4.
FAIRLAWN, near the mts.-Modern. clean
and cool, large rooms; abundance of vege
venient to bus; mt water Apply Mrs.
Esther Fmnelle. Round Hlll. Va.
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CONSULT us

ROOMING HOUSE-22 rooms > baths
PrIce $500, Down payment. 500.
and cold running water IN ali apis: Ions
lease: make offer
Boarding house-scott Circle: good fur
niShngs. reasonable rent and terms to
right party.
Rooming house-ll rooms . baths near
MaNhoWer Hotel. Price. S4'.5: owner leay-
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ROOMS FURNISHED.


1884 SGso;9tLIUMB1A RD.. s3,5o, wk,; single
rms, double. SO; clean, outside: baths:
c.h.W.; car lines: gentlemen. Adams 1O2l3.
THE VIVIAN, 1928 G st. n.w.-Just
0peReu loo large p airy IDEAL guest rooms
choice Of all new, modern or maple furni-
ture. with double or twin beds. inner-coil-
rooms. 50, $40. Sll weekly.
GORDON HOTEL 9lG 10th st-Comfort-
a63i-e double rooms twin beds; with BATH
Sii:35 week; With Tunnins water Sill and
niE per week. Also single rooms. 81 per
service.
4lGo. pc 1Gth tanS; ST NV, The Gordon Hotel.
weekly; Single rm.. 81 weekly up. "a
hour elevator and switchboard service.
I535 EYE ST. NV. The .Diplomat7I;
Lovely single rooms. near baths. S22 and
S24. Also twin bed room, S35.
T1LDEN GARDENS-Cool. quiet room.
semi private bath, young man. S25. Cleve-
land 1894. Apt 40l-D.
sadR Top0y for nd very s0o
venient bus, car; garden West 07o5.
18th AND COLUMBIA RD.-ComfortabIe
Singie SdIa room room large closet phone; refined
nome! iady. ,S2 Lanler pl. NV.
1lol 10th ST. NW.-Newly decorated
single room. running water from S. to 81
er week. Double room $3.50 up.
I3Io :i9th ST. N W-,Large master front
ped room, private bath. twin beds. single
or double. Cleveland 7TS5.
Gl3, KENYON ST. N,W.-Large room. new
ly turn. private home: near tranSporta-
ton: ~ week Adams T2S9.
BROWNSTONE TERRACE. 1898 Conn. Ave
:, Large airy rms. priv. Semi-priv. baths:
nigh elevation.
17lS 18th ST. N.W.-Bright. cheerful rm,
nicely furn., single, S4 up; double, So up;
walking distance.
l43l CHAPLIN ST. NV One or two gem
tiemen; first floor. front. bath; cool loca-
tlon; hrst-class reasonable.
1921 BELMONT RD N.W-Des!rable
single room: good location. Adams 1914
near Rock Greek Park for business women;
references exchanged Columbia O2S9.
Il, MADISON ST. NW.-Clean. comfort
ape, athar double rm.: in refined home no
other roomers: garage: y block bus; break
fast If desired; gentlemen. Georgia 1904.
with porch, next bath, suitable one or two
gentlemen. After p. m. Decatur 4a93.
ARTURAS. 1909 10th St n.w.-Two cool
comfortable. attractive rooms. daily maid
service "A hour elevator service. Reason
able Decatur 5000.
llving room: newly furnished, maple run
nlng water: 3 windows: phone. IA
l474 COLUMBIA RD. Apt oI2-Large
moaern moe BED nc room adjoining bath; Beauty
2i3S CALIFORNIA ST. Apt. ,20l-Beau
room: reasonable; unlimited phone
52O3. CONN. AvE.-suite of rooms, de-
sirable PRIV. home: rent suite or separate;
communicating bath. Emerson $500
61o1 BROAD BRANCH RD. Chevy Chase.
p; Pc C.1Master bed room: twin beds, private
tiful section of Chevy Chase; bus at door,
80 minutes downtown. EmersoA o724.
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POULTRY q EGGS,

BABY CHICKS-Special price on Leghorns.
hundred Leghorn cockerels 81 special
prices on other breeds: blood tested from
Well-knoWn hatchery VIM. James & Son
6l9 K ST. n W. Met. 0OSS.
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THE HENDERSON.

II--.I ITTI 81 n w
Attractive home tor men and women
CONVENIENT location. excellent food per
manent or transient guests. North 40.
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45o2 SOUTH DAKOTA AVE NE-Close-
| in: large airy room. Semt-prlvate bath. use
| OF phone Potomac n1pS
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VACUUM CLEANER (Electrolux), excellent
condition; reasonable. Apply after pm,
SOL 4th ST, NV. Randolph 1887.
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THE CLUB EMBASSY.
1888 10Th NV, COR. R.

1921 K st. NV. Nicely furnished rooms
facing park; walking, distance Of al down
'p0
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TERRAcF liAIT-

IEfbLt9CB hall,
l4i5 Massachusetts Ave. NV.
Desirable Single and Double Room. Clean,
Cool Run Water. Delicious Food
Spacious Dining Room, Reasonable Rates.
Evening star., 1937-06-10

1908 KEARNEY ST. ,BROOKLANDJ-3
rooms. kitchen, bath, sleeping porch re-
frigeration: schools, churches, bus cars
nearby: newly decorated. North 62S3. l3'
3 ROOMS. RECEPTION HALL. KITCHEN
cite and bath, elec. refrigeration. West
chester AptS.. 1892 10Th st. NV. S57 so.
NICELY ARRANGED APT. OF = PRIVATE
bed rooms. liv. room. dinette kit, bath;
cross ventilation: freshly decorated; SOS
Res. mgr. Apt. "A. 2525 Ontario I'd, NV
WEAVER APIS. 1413 IRVING ST. NV
- rms. kit, bath. completely redec.: ST. so
See res. mgr. or call Adams 49aS
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nath' $50; adults. references. Col. l22T-W.
KEDRICK APT. 1901 K sT-3 LGE.
rms foyer, Kit. BATH Ice closets; cool,
. expos, refrigeration Dis S336
1889 II ST. NE.-ENTIRE 2nd FLOOR
aIt[acuEe . rms, kitchen. large porch,
bath, S3T.5o. All l4BT-J
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14O1 18TH NV,

Cool outside rooms, modern furnish
insS. Running water. Showers. Phone
m all rooms. LarEe lawn Free parkIn,
Selectlye menus. SIS 10 SJ5 per month.
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1924 ITth ST. NV JUST SO COLUMBIA
rd D--3 rooms kit, bath. rec hall lnclosed
porch; Frigldaire; adults; $3.50. I5-
S4s s,5o-452O GA. AVE. AND S5O-45g6
18Th St.--Llv. rm.. bed rm., k, b, porch
or dinette. Georgia sS3.
4O27 CONN. AVE-3-RM. APT KITCH-
en-, bath; lnclosed porch; Frigidaire. hot
water heat; cleo. furn: garage space.
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2120 P ST. NV.
APARTMENTS FUR OR UNFUR.

ONE GROOM DUPLEX APT; ALSO l.
room. kit. and bath; Summer rates. Alex
andrla 1866. 3USl2 S. Fairfax St. Alex
andrla. Va.
e rooms kItchenette bath; $40 un-
furnished or S45 furnished.
SEC. FLOOR, NEW HOME, INSULATED.
3 rms. k. private bath; gas, elec.. retg.;
June ! >. Randolph %165 after & pm.
r ST. NV. NEAR CONNECTICUT AVE
Delightful five rooms and path. three ex-
poSureS with pleasant view overlooking
garden and tree tops: exceptionally COM
Portable for Summer occupancy. rent con-
CeSsIon to October ! May be seen by
aDDniu-r1. ut CsI Pot lIy5
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ROOMING HOUSES,

Bro and E. Capitol-I3 rooms, baths
Sth and Re rooms. 3 baths. garage.
I tn and Park rd.-l0 rooms 3 baths.
Dupont Mt ciTcIeD1 iTt ioTHaSr Tooms 9eafnS ba}bx
All the above are low priced and car
be bought with a small down payment
=, several anaad large and small boarding houses
n EXCELLENT locations. Call Natl. 9654
S. WINFIELD, 908 10th NV.
Wash.'s Largest Rooming House Broker.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

AIR COMPRESSORS-A size and price TO
Sult your needs. Spray equipment. Stand
ard Automotive Supply, 500 l4th st. Nv.
ANTIQUE 4-POSTER BED. $40; slipper
chair, mahogany rocker. 81: spool day
bed, hall candelabra. 1920 Porter st. NV.
BABY CARRIAGE. beautiful. basSinette,
CRIB, high chair etc; reasonable; no deal
erS. Shepherd 3S1S-J
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WALBRIDGE HOUSE.

1859 r ST
NEW ADDITION, ;t3 SINGLE ROOMS
NOW AVAILABLE. PRIVATE AND SEMI
PRIVATE BATHS ALL WITH SHOWERS
,EW FURNITURE THROUGHOUT FANS
AND TELEPHONES IN ALL ROOMS.
WESLEY HALL, l703 K St.
NV. We have a few very de-
Sirable rooms, singles, doubles
and suites, some with private
bath, available in our an
neXes; good hotel service and
home atmosphere combined;
excellent location and good
appointments. Dist. 1900.
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1924 K ST. NV.
THE SPINNING WHEEL INN,

Single room. double room. also large
front room for three gentlemen: running
water. Semi-prIvate bath. near Govt.
buildings home cooking. reason able. IT,
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TOURIST HOME

~ Located on College ave. one block from
1TnlVefSlty OF Maryland at College Park.
ThreeStory building. consisting of 10
rooms, several private baths; one large
room room consisting, of numerous showers
basement with maids quarters and storage
space; lot ll0XlOn it: beautiful sur
loQndmgS: price, Sl3. 500: terms arranged.
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON
H05 Investment Bldg Met oSo7
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
THE GRALYN,

1745l70a N st. NV. 1920 18th ST. NV
Cool singles and doubles. with or with
out priv bath, studio or twin beds. inner
spring mattresses: delightful gardens.
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BY LADY, unfurniShed in private home.
with piddle-aged couple: state rent Ad-
dress Box l3C, Star office 1O%
REFINED GERMAN LADY desires large,
uh1urniShed room, downtown location
preferred. Adams 1869 after pm.
YOUNG WOMAN. Government employe.
aeSlreS room with bath; vicinity Wardman
Park. Address Box lG7-Z Star Office
fURNlSHED. Monroe or Newton StS., bet.
l"th ana 18TH; near bath; c h.W.; well
EehlilaLed. State price. etc. Address Box
41-C, Star Office
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1924 sth ST NV CORNER sth AND
LOngfeIlOW-Two 2-room. kitchen and bath
aptS., all outside rooms. modern building.
FrlgdaIre on house current. rent, $50.
See lanItOr or MetIopolltan H113.