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The Washington times., 1937-11-05
COlOred Group
To Hold Meeting

causes and Effects of Juvenile
Delinquency Among Negroes" will
be the theme of annual observance
of National Negro Achievement
Week, sponsored by the Omega
Psi Phi Fraternity. Greek letter
society with a chapter at Howard
University.
The celebration will open Sun
day at 4 p. M, with a forum in
Frazier Hall on the campus. Par
Elephants include Judge Edward
M. Curran, Of the Police Court;
capt. Rhoda Millikan, of the Won
ems Bureau of the Police Depart
ment; Judge James A. Cobb. Law
renee A. Oxley and DR.. William j.
Thompkins. A radio program will
be given at noon Tuesday, with DR..
E. Franklin Frazier, Howard Uni
verSity professor, as speaker. Music
will be provided by the Howard
mems glee club.
The weeks celebration will close
Sunday, November IA, with a mass
meeting in Rankin Chapel at How
ard University. DR.. M. B. Tolson,
of Wiley College, Marshall, Tex,
will So ak.
The Washington times., 1937-11-05
Holden Addresses
Building Congress

Condemning the Washington
building code as obsolete and far
out of date" Thomas S. Holden,
vice president of the F. w. Dodge
Corporation, and president Of the
New York Building Congress, last
night told local builders to work
for revision of the code.
Mr.. Holden was the principal
speaker at a dinner meeting Of
the washington Building Congress
at the Cosmos Club. He also
warned builders against partici-
patton in labor disputes. The
builders were promised the oc-
operation of the District Commits
sioners in a speech by Engineer
Commissioner Dan I. Sultan.
The Washington times., 1937-11-05

Surrogate Harry E. Owen, OF
Essex county, at final hearing
here upheld the will and ruled
out the claim Of Colonel Green's
widow, Mrs. Mabel Harlow Green,
for whom no provision was made
in the will. He announced, how
ever, that Mrs. Wilks had agreed
to set up a fund of 100000 for
the widow.
FRAUD CHARGED
The widow had contended that
a prenuptial agreement waving
her rights 70 a dover interest in
her husbands fortune was pro
cured through fraud. She asserted
the agreement was invalid because
under the laws of Texas, which
she claimed to have been the
domicile of the decedent and her
self, such an agreement is con-
trary to law. The agreement pro-
vided the payment of $4,000
yearly to her for life.
In writing his will, Colonel
Green maintained the tradition
established by his famous mother,
Hetty Green, who made her mil
lions in Wall Street. Hetty be-
lieved in keeping the family for
tune in the family, even to the
exclusion of any wife or husband
whom members Of the family
might marry.
U. S. GETS SHARE
Although the estate was esti-
mated at approximately $60,000,.
600, Surrogate Owen said that
taxes, Federal and State, would
amount to go or 10 per cent OF
The Washington times., 1937-11-05
WEALTHY OBO"
LOATH TO LEAVE
JERSEY PRISON

PLATNFIELD, N. j., Nov. 5
(C.TP.SO.-Ernst w. Sandt, a
wealthy Philadelphia chain store
executive, walked into a cell at
North Plainfield police headquar-
tiers late yesterday. An aged,
tattered hobo" faced him, shift
ing unsasily. Sandt held out his
hand.
Hello. Fred" he said.
MAN IDENTIFIED
The old man hesitated then
mumbled:
Hello, Ernst"
Sandt turned to Chief OF Police
Martin Kane.
"This is my brother-in-law," he
said.
Thus ended the mystery sur.
rounding the wanderer who had
drifted into the station Monday
night, logging for food and lodg.
ing, yet was found to have 7,OOO
in pocket and bank.
Included in the hoard were five
bank accounts, made out to Will
liam F. Beck, of Wilkes-Barre,
Pa. The old man had persistently
denied that was his name.
WANTS OWN LIFE
sandt It'd police he had mar
ried Beck's sister some years ago
but had not seen Beck, Familiarity
known as Fred, for five years. He
said he wished to take the old man
back to his home in Philadelphia
Beck was OF enthusiastic. ovel
the plans for his immediate future
ooh, I'll go for a while with my
brother-in-law," he said with mani
fest ill-humor, "but I don't think
I'll stay. I want to live my OWL
life"
The Washington times., 1937-11-05
Stun War
Removal Campaign
Praised by HGzen

Commentator for the work Of
the District Alley Dwelling Author
ity came yesterday from Commits
sioner Melvin C. Hazen, following
an inspection tour of newly-con'
structed model homes.
The Commissioner and a group
of friends were particularly i'm
pressed by the large rooms and
windows in 16 homes built in for
mer Slum areas.
Participants in the tour, in addi-
ton to Hazen, included DR.. Arson
Phelps Stokes, washington Hous-
ing Association president; Harry
S. Wender, Southwest Citizens
Association president; Mrs. Helen
D. Hoffman, Housing Association
secretary, and John Ihlder. execu-
tive officer of the authority.
The Washington times., 1937-11-05

There has been only a slight
variation of teaching this phase
of arithmetic, but, slight as it is,
the not-so-well prepared school
boy will no more have to say nine.
18, 81, SO" and be stumped when
he arrives at 81, not being certain
whether the next correct figure is
50 or Sc.
And that dastardly trick Of the
seemingly diabolical teacher, who
used to stand in front Of the class
d e m anding that little Johnny
Smith recite the table of lbs back
ward, is now banned by an edict.
The new style is to explain to
the children casually during the
teaching of addition that, since six
and six make IL, five SKIES make
80 and nine make 81.
The Washington times., 1937-11-05
Union Mission
Needs Clothing

Clothing, especially overcoats,
suits and shoes for men, are
needed at the Central Union Mis-
sion, for distribution to the city's
needy, Mrs. Ada Jean Bennett,
superintendent, said. yesterday.
They may be taken to the mission
at 613 C st. N. W., or a telephone
call to Mrs. Bennett will bring a
truck to pick UP contributions.
The Washington times., 1937-11-05

Some beers are less sweet than others. But
Gunther's is the only Special Dry Lager"
now made in this part of the country. There
is beer made out in St. Louis that's known
as an Extra Dry Lager" And in the last few
years it has become as popular there as
Gunther's is here! So you see it's no accident
that Gunther's is by far the biggest-selling
beer in these parts! Real beer drinkers
simply insist on a dry beery beer. And as
more and more people lose their prohibi-
The Washington times., 1937-11-05
NEW IDEA IN THIEVERY

MONONGAHELA, Pa. uN.S0.
It's quite a system If it works. John
Dominick was arrested here ana
charged with stealing the monthly
payment he had made on his au-
tomobile a few hours earlier to q
local garage.
The Washington times., 1937-11-05
SHERIFF FREED
OF NICKEL-ANTE
POKER CHARGES

ORDWAY, Colo, Nov. S QN.SO
Henry Adam, ranch-reared sheriff
of the old school, stood acquitted
today of gambling charges follow
ing a hearing before the biggest
crowd in the record of Crowley
county trials.
The fact that the sheriff Of a
county where men once carried six
shooters-and used them-and
played for high stakes, was on trial
for gambling in q nickel-ante
poker game was history in itself.
OPENS COURT HIMSELF
So were the following facts:
Sheriff Adam intoned the "hear
ye! hear We for opening Of the
district court session to try his
own case.
Tom Kretzer, one of seven other
defendants, was one of the venire'
men called for jury duty.
John Adam, the Sheriff's brother
was another venireman.
MAYOR is CALLED
Mayor w. E. Wilson of Crowley,
near here, where the alleged poker
game was held and who was one
of three who formed a party that
witnessed the supposed game
through a window. was another
venireman.
Nearly an entire day was ex-
hausted in selecting the jury be-
cause nearly everybody knew
everybody else.
The jury deliberated 40 minutes.
The Washington times., 1937-11-05
ROAD WORK LIMITED

DENTON, Md, Nov. 5.-Pros'
poets for highway construction in
Caroline county during the COM
ing year are limited, since the
only funds available for that pur.
pose will be $1,000 in Federal
money.
The Washington times., 1937-11-05

the total. He did not attempt,
however, to dispose of a contest
among New York. Florida, Texas
and Massachusetts for the right
to levy taxes on the estate.
The Washington times., 1937-11-05
Sister Of Col. Green
Wins Battle on Will

NEW YORK Nov 5 GNS).-Mrs. Matthew Astor Wilks,
M New York and Greenwich Conn., emerged victorious today
in long court battle over $6OOOO estate of her brother
he late Col. Edward II r. Green.
The Washington times., 1937-11-05
0x9 Not 50 Any More
In Chicago's Schools

CHICAGO Now 5 (CTPS.).-With little publicity,
venerable educating device has been removed from the
Chicago public school curriculum pupils longer required
to learned the MULTIPLICATION tables.
The Washington times., 1937-11-05

Conquest Of the Air." A fantastic
painting by the famous sur-realist art
list, Salvador Dali, symbOlizinE mans
final triumph over the birds. Repro
duced in full color in The American
Weekly, with Sundays Washington
Herald. Timea.
The Washington times., 1937-11-05
DRY MEANS NOT SWEET! cUNTHER's
IS THE ONLY ESPECIAL DRY LAGER"
local garage

tion.day taste for sweet drinks, as more
and more people become EXPERIENCED
drinkers, you get an overwhelming
number who knOsV how real beer should
taste.
That's aNtbe secret there is about Gumtber's
success It's just drier beer-i-er beer. And
the real beer drinkers know it! Switch to
Gunther'S and find out for yourself how
good dry beery beer can be. Gunther
Brewing Company, Baltimore, Maryland.
Evening star., 1937-07-15
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BONNAZ OPERATOR for marking linens.
etc, own machine; very reasonable; blan-
kets Sheets table linens mended and re-
paired Adams 1920
BOOKKEEPER double entry, type 40 ".
p. m. experienced age -. hish school
education. Atlantic l467-J.
DRUG CLERk-Practical nurse. familiar
with drugs. wishes position IN drug store.
Address Box 12-E, Star office.
NURSE. undergraduate; best local ref
erences; ls-hr. duty; SO week. Address
Box 437-E. Star office. 49,
NURSE, practical. thoroughly experienced
musician -Stenographerl, strong, cheerful
disposition. no encumbrances. Pot. 4561.
PRACTICAL NURSE. we'll educated. de-
SireS position as companion or child S
nurse. Address Box ABE, Star office.
STENOGRAPHER-T R-TYPIST. clerical expert
ence. age %. / year college. Georgia 6l56.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

and F sts NV room kit.. bath com.
pletely turn: linens. silver. Irisidaire: day
1eoas room rARK pazats sD BABY Nw dHTTNAyE
clean good TRANSFORMATION.
BEST NV. sEcTIoN-s RMS. KIT.
PERI PERcY PEA T. RUssEn US TsasSes0f eo fs,
1Gd1 noar. NEWTON Itv'rr yos ST. E;W-cooL., FIRST
path; est ,, elec.. gas. Frigidaire. shower; S65.
G{o}}MPLETELY {;t}}X PIE; : y. FURNIsHFD, DELIGHT:
Mintvood pl nv. Columbia AHS; 552o. 100"
NO. 4 LOGAN CIRCLE-NIcELY FUR
nished apis. for light housekeeping: room
and kitchenette. 2 rooms. three rooms.
garage; adults. Georgia s4s7. s evenings. ss.N''
$3.50 MoNTH-sMALL STUDIO ROOM
partly furn.; Venetian blinds: grill and
apt. privileges. West 2579. 92s 22nd n w.
~ ~ Ind End ST; N;E-ENTIRE FLOOR; 2
ing rm.; suitable 3 adults: $40 weekly.
1907 21st NW-ONE LARGE ROOM. 2
fxRosp5rn fxS furnshea h5tehen' private bath 0fs.ti
MEMBER OF CONGRESS DESIRES TO
sublet 2-bed-room furnished apt. until
Jan: l: bargain; inquire at desk. ALBAN
TOWERS. 300 Mass. ave. NV.
cool FURNISHED APARTMENT FOR
rent-Suitable for two refined responsible
persons only at eiThty,f1ve dollars. Every
beginning July sixteenth. Ask Mr.. GIL
BERT. the La Sale. Connecticut ave.
for Apartment Sl5.
1ll5 K ST. N.W.-FRoNT APT. TWO
rooms: newly decorated; gas. elec.. linens.
etc: $40: single room. furnished. SIS. 15e
nished. cool. 5 rooms bath. shower: new
home: adults: reasonable. Lincoln 6346-J
5000 18th ST N.W-COMPLETELYF FUR
nished. clean. lovely. outside groom apt:
to refined couple. -
1910 10Th ST NV RM.. KIT. BATH,
dressing rm.: S47 80 mo. Decatur 1850
44Oa GEORGIA AVE. NV. APT. 6-.TWO
rooms. kitchen bath and shower; only one
in family: S37.5O. Columbia 1525-W.
1885 18th ST. NV ROOMS. KITCHEN
and bath; beautifully furnished; $50.
llO7 9th ST. NV ROOM AND
kitehsn. front. complete. nicely furnished;
2pd dooz; also gsrase.
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

COLORED GIRL wants days work; expert
enced. Phone Atlantic 4o3S-W,
CoLoRED WOMAN, neat, reliable wishes
Job ghW. good cook; city references,
private family. Decatur 02Sa
GENERAL HOUSEWoRK, can stay nights;
refs; Southern girl. ls35i2 5th st. NV
GIRL, colored. wishes part time, morning
work. nursing or light housework; no
laundry OF Sundays. Geo. O4S'
GIRL colored. wishes parttime or whole
time houseWork or waitress. Dec. l3S.
GIRL, colored, wants Job general house
work. maid or plain cook. Pot. 1862
GIRL. colored wants general housework.
NORTH 4905-J.
GIRL colored wishes part-time or all-time
job. Call Lincoln 2646-J. To-
stay nights; good cook. Decatur 1913.
GIRL, colored, reliable wants position;
city references. Phone North s1t,.-
GIRL. coored. experienced cook or maid
reference. Decatur 1851. Louise Robert :
son. 3 to T pm, 1880 Corcoran St NV
GIRL, colored willing worker, desires
work. maid mothers helper. nurse: part
or full time. Met, noo1.
GIRL colored, wishes work of any kind;
Southern girl; city ref. 6oi st. NV.
GIRL, colored wants job general house
work and cooking; good references. lal2
Sth st NV.
GIRL, colored. as mother helper or nurse;
reference. Pot. 5s:s5-W. 1906 T ST. NV.
GIRL. colo-ed, refined. neat, competent,
wants work as general houSeWorker or
champermald, waitress; references Pot.
h@hl. ---.
GIRL, colored neat general houSeWofk,
mothers helper: reference Pot .l7o.
GIRL. colored wants whole or part time
work; city references. Pot. 141o-J.
GIRL, colored reliable wants work as
nurse chambermad or mothers helper.
Call Pot :,S95.
WEST INDIAN. lady S maid. with many
years experience. wants immediate en-
ployment. Cali Met. d,l2.
WOMAN. colored. from Va. wants general
housework. plain cooking; live in. Call
Ophella Atlantic 69T2-W.
WOMAN, colored. neat. young. would like
part-time work of any kind; thoroughly
experienced Cali Dec. 531a
YOUNG GIRL, white. refined wants work :
capable; ref. Charlotte kittredge Adams
S431.
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ROOMS Fur. q uhEuR.

1-2 SPACIOUS ROOMS. beautiful sur
roundings large closets and windows,
private bath; reas.; elev. North 1O222. 2O'
REFINED young gentleman: beautiful new
home: ROOM Semi-private bath. Cleve.
land SS44 after s pm 49,
2l32 PENN. AVE. N.W.-l 2 or 3 rooms,
shower: ami: nicely furnished: garage.
West O117.
1915 R ST NV large rooms, n.xt
bath. $40 per month"; cleo grill; refined
white family. Decatur Ol72.
l72O M ST. N.W.-First floor in private
nome: n-housekeepiny; running water:
a mi: xl2 month UP.
14l2 QUINCY ST. N.W.-singIe, SI5: bed
sitting. X25; two rooms X, b.. sleeping
porch, Frigidaire. $35; Venetian blinds:
new-house condition. Adams S6lg-J. 49,
COLORED, 1886 Kalorama rd NV
Rooms or apartment for rent. Reasonable
prices.
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lngton, Val large. cool furnished rm;
Z windows: next BATH shower; 3 blocks
pus; lOc fare. Walnut 6g39-W.
FURNISHED FRONT ROOM, ali modern
improvements: convenient transportation.
Clarendon 1865. ewes
TAkOMA PARK, D. C.-Comfortable room.
near community center and transportation:
twin beds: Sl5 mo. Potomac 1885.
attractive Groom cottage; modern con-
veniences, including full bath; 2 settled
men; $50 per month each. including trans
portatlon back and forth to work II not
used ior vacation purpose. Call West
Evening star., 1937-07-15
APARTMENTS UkFURkIsHED.

3025 18th ST. NV. APT. 12-2 ROOMS.
KIT bath; reasonable, nr. cars, bus.
Adams GSS4J.
COPLEY COURTS. 1914 18th ST NV
Elevator. switchboard. refg.. gas free: cool,
corner, front: large rms. reception hail.
kit. bath. large closets. S63.
DOWNTOWN = RMS. KITCHENETTE.
dlnette. bath; front apt. facing Franklin
Park. in Al condition. new refrigerator.
new stove; vacant now; S45. Also ! rn1 ,
kit. bath. $3.50. CHAS- D SAGER, 924
l4th st. w. National o036.
6Sll md ST. NW.-ENTIRE End FL
bright rms priv. bath: gas cleo cleo.
refs.; adults; $50. including garage. Geor.
go RHODE ISLAND AVE NE LARGE
rooms, kitchen and bath. 3 closetE $40
month. Call Decatur 1877.
2524 18th ST. NV. GUST SO. COLUMBIA
porch: Frigldaire: adults: S52 80.
Evening star., 1937-07-15
COUNTRY BOARD.

PROSPECT HILL near Frederick-Com-
iortable modern home. Mrs Roy I. Hynd-
man. BOX 215. Frederick. Md. l6s
VACATION or week end: lovely country
served home Srown. w. D. Bromley.
Greystone Fruit Farm. Edgemont Md. I9.
MAssANUTTEN LODGE. on Shenandoah
OF Skyline Drive. Week end and vacation
guests hshinE. boating excellent table;
reas. Phone Front Royal 1O9-F-l6.
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TABLE BOARD.

THE WINDSOR, .O03 Eye St w-MeaIs
served; breakfast. luncheon and dinner:
Southern home cooking Salads and hot
breads speciality. Reasonable rates.
Evening star., 1937-07-15

THE REEDER 2S24 18th ST NE
rms. kit. bath; refrigeration free new
stove and llnoleum; rent reduced -yes
Other ants aNallabie
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ROOMS UkFURkIsHEp,
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

CHEVY CHASE. DC. Va square Conn ave
cheerful. secondhoor front room
3724 Northampton st.
Evening star., 1937-07-15

25l5 14th ST. NV LARGE BRIGHT
rooms, kitchen-dinette. private bath, newly
decorated, plenty closet space, S41.o0s
elec ircluGei AGar E2i
Evening star., 1937-07-15

COOL, INVITING APT. ] RM. KIT, B.
porch Also /. rms, k, b. Adults only.
Evanston, 342G 18th st. NV.
> LARGE RMS, KIT AND BATH; NEWLY
decorated; elec. refs; res. manager. 3025
! 18th
Evening star., 1937-07-15

s@4 30 MONTH-LIGHT, NEWLY DECO
rated studio room. fireplace Venetian
blinds. grill and apt. privileges. West 2579.
anS Nnnd
Evening star., 1937-07-15

STUDIO APARTMENT. COOL. THREE EX-
posures. overlooking park near car and
bus lines Very large living room. fire.
bath. No lease Columbia AoH"
Evening star., 1937-07-15

TAKOMA PARK-DESIRABLE GROOM.
kitchen apt, with porch: convenient to
stores and bus; adults. Shepherd 4274
1O2 PEABODY ST. NW-4-RM APT,
private porch and entrance; high eeva-
ton; new. detached corner home. heat.
light gas furnished
Evening star., 1937-07-15

SENATE CoURTS-A VERY DESIRABLE
apt rm.; xii. ,dinette, dressing closet.
Murphy bed tile bath, shower. Conyen-
lent TO Capitol Plaza and Govt. depts.:
1850. avail, now. Adults only. Resident
Evening star., 1937-07-15
AIR COOLED.
1000 ConractirI1t. Ave

DOWNTOWN APARTMENT OF 3 RMS.
kit and bath: rent S55
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO. 1871 K 81. NV.
. RMS, KIT, BATH. HEAT IN EXCEL
lent W. section: rent only $3.50.
PERCY H. RUSSELL CO. 1871 K St. NV.
4524 IOWA AVE NV ROOM. KITCH-
en- and bath; Frigidaire on house current;
S31 50.
NJ. FRANK RUPERT. 1927 eth St. NV.
. MOST MODERN APTS. 2snl-3 QUE ST.
Sc. Call OWNER. Lincoln 0OS2
sos POWHATAN PL. NV ROOMS.
kitchen. private bath: Frigidaire; entire
'3nd floor. new home. 3 exposures IT,
91S LCNGFELLOW ST. NW-3 ROOMS,
kitchen. bath: Frigidalre. gas. elec. inc.ud-
ec; sos. Randolph 2943.
Evening star., 1937-07-15

2Sn6 R. l. AYES NE WOODRIDGE-3
rooms. bath; heat, lgnt. gas elec. refs j.:
Evening star., 1937-07-15
APARTMENTS FUR. OR uhruR.
READY TO MOVE IN.
FAIRFAX HOTEL.

CORNER MASS. AVE. AND a1st sT
Apartments to rooms and bath: hotel
service optional; special Summer rates.
Excellent restaurant. DELIGHTFULLY."- cool
roof garden. D. z. STEPHAN. mgr.
Evening star., 1937-07-15
AIR COOLED.
29o9 Connecticut Ave.
"An Address of Character.

1884 QUEEN ST. NE.-TWO ROOMS.
KITCHEN. dinette, Sal so per month; new
building. CHAS. A. CARLISLE, No. / M
st. s.w. Lincoln 4SOs. IT,
5000 9th ST. NW-TWo ROOMS, KITCH-
en-. bath; modern 2-story corner building
Rents ranging from $40 to $50. See resi-
dent manager.
1924 sth St n.w.-Two-story corner
building. all outside rooms: 2 rooms. kitch-
en-. bath. $40 to SAT so. See resident man
aeer. EDW. L. sTROHECKER. Met. 27I3
ADJERLoN. APT. 10l, OVERLOOKING
dan; new apt blds;, ] unusually large
room -dinette. kitchen, bath reception hail:
S57 so. incl. heat. hot water; refrigeration
manager.
(Oen71a1e7 On NS1 F1es.y
Evening star., 1937-07-15

100 ST. N.W.--Large. cool. airy room,
with large closet. Phone North 4Ol4-W
fto1
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TUDOR CLUB.

11.5 n ST. NV. AT CONN. AVE,
. The old Todd Lincoln Home M and
Mrs. Floyd o. Davis, proprietors: an ad-
oreSs OF distinction. Fine food cool
rooms. private and connecting baths Most
convenient location in Washington. Rea-
Evening star., 1937-07-15

TILDEN GARDENS CONN. AVE. AND
Tilden st-Apartments consisting OF !. 2
and 3 bed rooms living room. dining room,
kitchen and bath; large apartments have
sun room and : baths. Prices range from
Evening star., 1937-07-15
CAMERA REPAIRS.

CAMERA REPAIRING.
FULLER & d ALBERT. INC.
SIS 10th st. NV. Phone National 4712
Evening star., 1937-07-15

COMFORT WINTER. SUMMER LGE.
rooms, closets, kit. b., c.h.W. heat. gas.
elec. refrigeration incl: S45. OWNER.
1nT Mass ave. ne. Adults.
5Osi2 End ST. SE-DUPLEX HOUSE.
upper apt; r., h.-w.h., separate heating
plant. yard and porch. S42. so Natl Q1A
Evening star., 1937-07-15

GIRL. colored as mothers helper or nurse;
reference. Pot. 3253-W. 1906 T 81 NV
GIRL. colo-ed. refined neat, competent,
wants work as general houSeWorker or
chambermald, waitress; references. Pot.
Evening star., 1937-07-15

THE BAYHEAD. 7o4 3rd ST. NW-oNE
room kitchen ard bath. newly decorated;
refz. on house current. See manager.
TWO ROOMS BATH. KITCHEN AND
dnette; incloSed sun porch; southern ex-
poSure. Woodley Park Towers, Adams 661O.
Evening star., 1937-07-15

14T5 IRVING 81. INV,
Beautiful double room, Semi-private
bath and shower: 8 exposures: gentlemen;
X15
Evening star., 1937-07-15

173l 2oth ST. y BLOCK CONN. AVE
Studio apt. large room, = exposures. front.
fireplace beautiful kitchen bath. shower,
no chlldren or doaS. SID 90 L..
Evening star., 1937-07-15

GIRL colored. wishes work of any kind;
Southern girl city ref. 60, P st. NV
GIRL, colored wants job general house
Sfb
Evening star., 1937-07-15

3513 l4th ST NV ROOMS. KITCHEN
and BATH rear screened porch; Frigidaire,
gas and elec. incl; no children.
Evening star., 1937-07-15

A FEW CHOICE
FURNISHED APIS. AVAILABLE.
THE CAVALIER,
$500 l4th ST. NV, COLUMBIA $500,
Evening star., 1937-07-15

2Ol3 MASS. AVE. NW-sineles. doubles
ano sule with private bath: excellent
THE WINDSOR, 2OO3 Eye st n.w-Three
meals: lunch packed: Southern home cook
ing, lnner-sprlng mattress: large closets
spacious club room: walking distance; S35
monthly.
Evening star., 1937-07-15

THREE ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH,
$40 month. 1400 Pa. ave. Sc. Apply in
drug store IT,
20 R. I. AVE. NV R., DINETTE, K.
and b.; refg. Clev. 1857 IS.
room windows; cool: kitchen and BATH
$3.50 week. Apply 1904 NJ NV. Met.
1881.
2 RMS. KIT. BATH; REFRIGERATION
Nd. ave. and park: must see to appreciate
$40 so. S32 30 adults only; avail. now
Resident mgr. 11l4 p st. ne. Atl. 2221.
Evening star., 1937-07-15

CALVERT AND 4Oth SIS. N.W-4-ROOM
and bath apt. in new building. rent, S41 SO.
Immediate possession. Call Dist. $3.50 Is =
MT. RAINIER, MD. 36l5 a3rd ST. NE
- large. clean rms. kit. h, J.. G.. semi
bath. $50; ] blk. r. l. ave. cars.
Evening star., 1937-07-15

| en-. bath, porch. large cellar; entire first
| floor. pos Decatur pl. NV. between
Mass. ave and ST. $50 mo- Dec. 1882.
Evening star., 1937-07-15

1877 18th ST. N.W.-BASEMENT. 3
rooms, kitchenette, private oath. storage,
h. W. "a hours, INV. heating plant out
side: newly papered and painted: no chill
dren. S3S
Evening star., 1937-07-15

1874 18th ST. NV.
outside single and double; very COM
Portable: Summer prices.
THE MAURY. 7Ol 10th ST. NV.
100 ideal sleeping rooms. each with rum
ming water: inner r-coil-spring mattresses;
convenient to bath and showers: hotel serv-
ice. Single rooms So per week: double
Evening star., 1937-07-15

LUNCH ROOM. downtown; beer; does
$3.50 wkly.; rent only $50: same owner
= yrs; retiring; price. $1,000; terms.
Capital Adjusting g. Finance Co., zoos H
Evening star., 1937-07-15

DINING CAR FOR RENT OR SALE. :,
miles south of Washington mr. airport on
Route /: on and oh-sale beer license:
weekly business now between $500 and
$500. right terms TO right party, mus
have Al reference and some cash. Apply
Earl's Diner, .;ird and Jefferson Davis
I,Sh
Evening star., 1937-07-15

PlANO-Used, modern-style Howard grand
made by BALDWIN,. in very good condition,
Sl'3. Sold new for about $500 National
:i!!2;t. Arthur Jordan Piano Company, 1888