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The Bismarck tribune., 1937-05-21

behind the desk. II she does she de-
feats the very point that she has
spent many months In preparation
for.
We would like to see more people
visit our school and see for them
selves what the inside Of the schools
look like. Decide for yourself II your
children should sit In seats many
times too small or too large for them.
See for yourself when the books your
children study from were copy-writ-
ten. See for yourself II your children
are unwholesomely crowded; II they
are blinded by admission Of light
from windows on Ill sides Of the room
o: by the lack Of light.
Nothing Is more unethical than to
lock group Of children into q small,
dark, sitting room from seven to
nine months. See for yourself how
your children's work compares to
that Of your neighbors. It win take
the teacher but q minute to explain
why John Is one point better In
arithmetic and department than
Fred.
We must all work together In IN
effort to secure better buildings, bet
ter equipment, and certainly 1t
should not be necessary to use text
books that are from twelve to fifteen
years old.
Get together with the school board
and teacher and see II your school
can not be turned into . more pleas
ant, more sanitary, and . more
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-05-21

The speed at which sensations are
transmitted along our nerves Is about
100 feet q second.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-05-21
CARRIERS
PLAN CONVENTION
Two Branches Of Service and
Auxiliariss to Meet in
Minot June 5 and s

Carrington, N. D., May 2l.-(RA
Five representatives Of the National
Association Of Letter Carriers, the
National Federation Of Post Office
Clerks and their auxiliaries will at
tend the annual state convention In
Minot June 5 and 8.
Arthur ]. Abus, state secretary Of
the letter carriers group, announced
details Of the convention program
featuring two national officers,
Jerome J. Keating Of Minneapolis,
and ]. H. Mitcham Of Spokane,
Wash, who will address the Joint
sessions.
Heating is chairman Of the com.
mittee on constitution and bylaws
Of the letter carriers group and Nit
cham Is first vice president Of the
postal clerks.
Business sessions Of the two groups
will be opened by President J. G.
Williams Of Grand Forks for the
NFPOC and Vice President A. e.
Brand Of Bismarck for the NAlC.
Brand will preside In the absence Of
H. Z. Thomas Of Fargo, resigned.
Auxiliaries Of the two groups will
convene In the afternoon Of the first
day to listen to talks by Mrs. Minnie
BARLEY Of Omaha, national president
Of the letter carriers auxiliary, and
Mrs. Herman Lowe Of Nashville,
Tenn, and Mrs. Chris Cook Of st.
Paul, national president and seventh
vice president. respectively, Of the
clerks auxiliary.
Both Mitcham and Keating will ad-
dress the second days joint session,
according to the convention program
drafted by Secretaries Albus and E.
w. Wolfe Of Fargo.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-05-21

on North Dakota corporations already
advanced more than $4,000 over the
total reached last year and asserted
the increase will continue"
Combined individual and corpora
ton liabilities Is $l46,24l less than
the total tabulated on 1895 incomes
last year when 9646, ,423 was reached.
Workers had tabulated 1852 in
dividual income tax returns Friday
carrying q liability Of $243, ,27o.52 Of
which 42,88l.43 has been collected
and the balance will be paid In INSTALL
ments.
Owen said total liabilities last year
on individual returns figures on 1885
incomes was 44l1,636 and corporation
Liabilities totaled 1884, ,7S7. It was esti.
mated approximately l,200 corpora
tions file returns annually In North
Dakota.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-05-21

The fan Is regarded as an emblem
Of life In Japan.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-05-21

During 1895, Canada exported fresl,
apples to the value Of $8,62l 900.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-05-21
Currency Agreement
Meetings Predicted

Washington, May N.-R-Finan-
cial authorities speculated Friday on
whether the administration, shying
away from general monetary confer
ences, would negotiate currency
agreements with individual nations.
Some said the disclosure by treasury
officials that Secretary Morgenthau
prefers to deal with nations singly on
money matters indicated 4 series Of
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-05-21
ColumbO's Mother Is
Unaware Of His Death

Hollywood, May 3l.-(R)-Nearly
three years have gone since Russ Co
Jumbo. dark, good-looking Hollywood
singer, was killed accidentally with q
Civil war pistol. His mother, Mrs
Julia Columbo, still knows nothing Of
the tragedy.
For her sake, the "merciful lie'
that he Is alive and well has been
perpetuated by his brothers, sisters,
and the people who were his friends.
They may never tell her.
She Is old and In poor health.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-05-21
TAX COLLECTIONS
STEADILY INCREASE
Liability on 1896 Incomes Il
$500, ,1e2 and viii Con-
tinue Rising

North Dakota's tax liability on 1885
incomes stood at $400.l82 Friday and
was steadily increasing toward figures
reached last year. Tax Commissioner
Owen T. Owen, said.
He asserted income tax liabilities
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-05-21
By A RURAL SCHOOL TEACHER
We all hope the dust storm has SUBJ

By A RURAL SCHOOL TEACHER
We all hone the dust storm has sub
sided.
We hear everybody remarking about
the dust in their homes. shops. and
offices, You might try to imagine
seeing 4 r,iral school In the barren
areas Of North Dakota.
Needless To renort. 4 large number
Of our rural schools are old with air
tracks that make It possible for US to
find several grades Of earth in our
rooms. FOR example. YOU NAV step
to one side Of the room and obtain Z
fine dark loan. Step to the opposite
side and collect 1 fine qualify Of
sand. Turn to your right and from
the floor YOU may gather 4 bucket.
fun Of uniformly.shaped pebbles.
Gaze about the walls ana youll in
sist no one has lived ia the buildine
for at least three years. Probably
the taped window came ia oyernirht.
We BEGIN to unearth the desks that
appear Ike knobs scattered about our
tiny room. We summon our handle.
less coal nail and With the assistance
Of our Whisk broom We have little
Difficulty tn getting from the seats
and windows the same amount Of dirt
into our nail ne We had snow in jan
uary and FEBRUARY.
satisfied. We commence school and
assume our studies. As we turn the
nares Of our hooks our oood hlnnor
causes US 20 cough and sneeze.
We stop to wash our hands but. As
4tn NttY. ao., ..,a GvHy,,,o %L.,, ~.t
dirty again anyway!"
Within reasonable time we discover
ourselves to Be 4 Rroun Of strict
brunettes. At the entrance Of our
uostrils are lodged deposits Of dirt.
Our teeth glare Is We smilingly grind
the sand between them. When night
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-05-21
Hope Frightening for
Three Babies to Live

Muskosee, Okla, May 2l.-(Re
Hope frightened Friday for the sur
vival Of the three remaining Mullins
quadruplets as they passed their first
48 hours Of life, termed by hospital
attaches, the most crucial period.
One Of the two boy babies still Is be-
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-05-21
Liquor Dealers Will
Cooperate With ND.

Beer and liquor wholesalers Friday
were pledged to cooperate with state
officials in enforcing liquor laws.
A. J. derlach, regulatory depart
ment chief, told liquor distributors
here Thursday his department was
gathering evidence to be used In
cracking down" on dealers selling
beer and hard liquor without proper
licenses"
State Treasurer John Gray said
wholesalers would play an important
role In enforcement" and outlined
Liquor revenue collection procedures.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-05-21

ing administered oxygen. The girl
baby, smallest Of the three seemed
strongest. The fourth baby Of the
four born Wednesday to Mr.. and Mrs.
william Mullin4 In their two-foom
home 70 miles northwest Of here,
died shortly after birth.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-05-21
JUDGE HOLT Is q

st. Paul, May 2l.-(REAndrew
Holt, dean Of associate justices on
the Minnesota supreme court, OBJ
served his Sand birthday Thursday
and said he had no thoughts Of re-
tiring.
The Bismarck tribune., 1937-05-21
Cleaning House Is
Teachers Job, Too
Editor,s Note:

/" Editors Note:
The rural school teacher who
has written two articles for The
Tribune now sends In q third.
Evidently she Is getting q ''kick"
: out Of the reaction to her first
two articles for In an accompany
ing note she says:
!, :. It Is most interesting to hear
people discuss my articles. The
second one seemed to hit exactly
where I intended 1t to hit. And
how some Of these ladies that
bfibe the teachers into staying
with them did fuss up" II they
should ever learn that am the
guilty author I would have to
board the next train.
Several teachers told me they
nearly fell dead when their
school boards asked them back
after reading my article. It even
brought one Of mine, who Is en-
ployed, to school and was he nice?
He asked H. I had read the
article. I hadn't then but Ger
tatl1ly was going to do so."
Evening star., 1937-01-24

1919 MONTAGUE ST. NW.-Large, front
room. north exposure. Seml-prlvate bath
use OF private sitting room; breakfast op-
tonaI; So month single; SO QouoIe.
Georgia Ian
Evening star., 1937-01-24
POULTRY g EGGS.

EGGS dozen delivered from nest to
you once o week; also 10 puliets Tor sale.
PULLETs 125 laying. 10 months old. New
Hampshire Reds. Phone Falls Church
S0S-F-13.
JAMESWAY INCUBATOR HATCHER. 6. 900
cap: 10 Jamesway prooder stoves, gal
Annandale. Lee-Jackson Highway. Post
Office. Fairfax. Va.
BROODER STOVES (2). coal burning.
1.000-chick capacity. good condition; $50
for both. Lugenbeel. 1921 Alabama ave.
Sc. Atlantic :3290-W.
AYRLAWN FARMS certified chicks. Barred
Plymouth Rocks and White Leghorns.
Matched from our own high-producing
flock headed by pedigreed males; chicks
from r. o. P. matings and r. o. p.
candidates for special selection; we are the
Oldest and largest blood-teSted and certi-
Ned flock in the State of Maryland we
breed chicks of quality. not in quantity
our supply is limited order well in ad-
vance. Ayrlawn Farms. Bethesda. Md
WHITE LEGHORN breeding cockerels.
beautiful healthy stock; Horaks' Poultry
Farm. miles from Silver Spring. Md.
Phone Silver Spring 2SI-W. -
BECK'S Blood-Tested Chicks. 23 leading
breeds. SO per 100 up. Ducks and Poults.
Also sexed chicks FREE Catalog. Beck's
afnh AtNN
Evening star., 1937-01-24

! GEORGETOWN-Gent warm room
large closet. private lavatory. bath shower
adjoining; unusual. desirable; refs. Deca-
tur :Ii41
Evening star., 1937-01-24

double warm newly papered, new furnf-
ture. unlimited telephone; references re.
Evening star., 1937-01-24

32l1 NEWARK ST. NW-2nd floor, at
tractive front room conven. bath, free use
OF phone, 3 adults in family; conven.
! huS ClPv UBGO
Evening star., 1937-01-24

515 K ST. NE-Large front room. dining
room, kitchen combined; Frigidaire; no
linens: employed couple preferred.
Evening star., 1937-01-24

BICYCLES.
Some excellent used bicycles and tricyeles
on hand. 1920 Penpa. ave. SEA 16l1
Wisconsin ave. NV.
Evening star., 1937-01-24

1910 MONROE NW-Attractiye. 3rd floor.
front room: deep closet; every convenience;
unlimi'ed phone; all cars and 10Th st. buS'
9la4
Evening star., 1937-01-24

BOULEVARD. Apt. 712. 212l N. Y. ave.
nw-Attractive room. twin beds; next
bath: business couple or gentlemen; kitch-
en- privileges. convenient downtown rea-
SOnable "a
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traCLIVe SIIlEIt IUUIII, ItdoOIIdUIt.
MT. PLEASANT. 3167 18th st.-Double
or single room, . large closets: men pre-
ferred: grill optional. Col. 1888
Evening star., 1937-01-24
ARLINGTON COAL CO.
ROOMS FURNISHED.

HILLCREST. 241l Send ST, s;;e.-Lovely
large, double room: twin beds private
bath. chw. unlimited telephone; con-
venient Navy Yard. Capitol and Govern
ment bldgs: on bus line. Lincoln 132S-J
45Oo S. DAKOTA AVE. NE-One choice
room with connecting sleeping porch;
gentleman preferred. Potomac 1880
Evening star., 1937-01-24

I4OS VARNUM ST. NW.-Large front
room. private bath; one or two gentleuaen.
(Conttnued en- Nsxt RAse.l
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a5G L ST NW-Large clean bed room,
5000; small room, $500; in private home;
Oan mi
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1923 COLUMBIA RID. NW.-Girl wants
congenial roommate TO share large. clean
bed-living room and kit. with another
twin couch: 81 week.
Evening star., 1937-01-24

NEWLY FURNISHED front room. south
and east exposure. twin beds private bath;
new detached home on bus line; employed
ladies or married couple preferred. RAN
dolph :523l
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SAVE ON Penna. anthracite; direct from
mines; quality and weights guaranteed
by licensed dealer. Phone Adams 5792 any
time for prices and deliveries.
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| 1913 NJ ST. Nw-Large ond-floor house.
keeping rm.. newly decorated, $3.50; single
| rm 40.
Evening star., 1937-01-24

1900 KANSAS AVE. NW.-Warm rm., 4
WINDOWS. ch.w. priv. home, nr. trans
portatlon; single. So; double. So. Adams
Evening star., 1937-01-24

MASTER BED ROOM private bath. quiet
surroundings 10 min. downtown. new
home garage available; gentleman; ref
erences exchanged. Emerson 4639 after
q pm or all Gay Sunday.
nrAnnAnn NJ w nrnn cnrnnr
Evening star., 1937-01-24

- SEATON PLACE N.W.-Large front
room for two; grill privileges; very Iea-
sonable; close 10 Capitol and G. P. ONCE;
on car and buS line
Evening star., 1937-01-24

2l04 EYE ST. NW.-Large. front room
twin bees near Govt. DeptS., u. W.; also
SinoIe roOu1
Evening star., 1937-01-24

NEAR Wardman Park Hotel-Large com
Portable room for gentleman; in quiet re-
fined home. Columbia 4532.
Evening star., 1937-01-24
COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL.

PENNA. HARD COAL .,"4O lbs. to the
ton: egg. stove. chestnut, Sll: pea. $3.50:
buckwheat SIS. Lincoln 2544. Night.
Adams 3lS0.
WOOD-Seasoned oak and pine. delivered,
$40 cord: $500 half cord. BerWyn 33T.
Kaldenbach Feed Co.. Berwyn Md.
OAK WOOD. sawed any
lengths delivered. stored. $40 cord: prompt
service. GUY Brown. Brinklow. Md. Phone
Ashton 2O-F-l4.
Evening star., 1937-01-24

1125 ALLISON ST. NW.-Large room Tor
gentlemen. so a mcnth; must be seen 10
be appreciated; uni mlted phone. Ran
Evening star., 1937-01-24

$3.50 18th ST. NW.-1 rm. and kitchen,
also single room; corner house; employed
| adults Adams O574
Evening star., 1937-01-24

4224 10th ST. N.W.-Army of1cer's widow;
twin-bed room, private shower; single
rnnm: breakfast served; garage.
Evening star., 1937-01-24
FOR QUICK SALE

COAI-Pa finest white ASH, from mines
TO bin, S11 so ton. Call, day or night,
GeorRia O667
Evening star., 1937-01-24

I649 NEWTON ST NW.-Barge. WE'LL
furn. ond-f front room. plenty. heat and
hot water ideal for .; twin beds. eaSY
chairs. study table; all conveniences; reas.
Evening star., 1937-01-24

124I 18th ST. NW.-Corner room. next
bath; clean. desirable: one or two; garage.
3l47 ADAMS MILL RID. NW.-Beautiful
outside room. new home. semi-priyate bath.
phone. gentleman: $50 month.
Evening star., 1937-01-24

next bath with shower; unliulit. phone;
private home; gentlemen; reasonable.
Georgia 4S37
Evening star., 1937-01-24
EARN & GARDEN.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTATION.

ACCORDION: l20-basS: perfect condition; A;
(Phil Baker SpeciaD Rossati; $l25. DIST.
5552.
PIANO-Upright mahogany. with large
bench; excellent condition: very reasonable.
Call AleXandria l33G-J.
Evening star., 1937-01-24

| IL ST. NV.
New management. Rooms. Ink; respon-
| sjhle adults only 25s
Evening star., 1937-01-24

PETWORTH-By employed owner large
front room twin beds: also room opening on
porch; both rooms next bath and shower;
nicely furnished. quiet. well kept. newly
conditioned ami: instantaneous hot wa
ter; young gentlemen or young employed
cnuDle Columbia 52hl
Evening star., 1937-01-24

. NEAR 10th ST.-BeautIful large IvIng
room. dav bed nicely turn. fireplace. Co.
. u LII IA
Evening star., 1937-01-24
BRICK AND LUMBER.
Wrecking 1712-12R-14 Eye st. NV.

{ Three. apiece living room suite upholstered
for S45; covering and new inside material
Included: made ike new in finest tapestry
LA FRANCE UPHoLSTERING. CO.
25o9 14th ST. NV. COLUMBIA 10172.
VACUUM CLEANERS. FACTORY RE-
BUILT. LIKE NEW. GUARANTEED ONE
YEAR, EUREKA; S5.75; HOOVER. ELEc7
each. PHONE DECATUR 1864 until 10
pm. WE DELIVER AND DEMONSTRATE
until 10 pm. also Sundays. No obligation.
STANDARD BRANDS. 1888 14th st; NV.
Evening star., 1937-01-24

}356 18th ST NW-Lovely room in pri-
vate home; southern exposure next bath.
ch.w.; bus passes door; one block from
Evening star., 1937-01-24

14l2 CRITTENDEN ST. N.W.-Large FUR
nlShed front room. with private path; =
ofhce employed gentlemen preferred. Geor-
E!a SOL.
Evening star., 1937-01-24

ZOO BLOCK K ST. NW.-Large. attrac-
tive room for lady: private apt: conven-
lent downtown MetroDolitan 2547.
Evening star., 1937-01-24

ENGLISH SETTERS-Beautiful pedigreed
puppies from championship blood line.
Walnut S693.
Evening star., 1937-01-24

PORTLAND HOTEL Vermont ave. at
Thomas Circle-SS50 per wk hotel serv-
ice fresh towels daily: your mail and phone
work 35'
Evening star., 1937-01-24
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

sCOTTIE PUPPIES. registered, black. 2
weeks old; exceptional breed. AL 18th
ST. se. Atlantic 1929.
sCoTTIE PUPPIES for sale. .pedigreed.
371S Jenifer St Cleveland 4944.
COCKER sPANIELs. blacks. reds. bluffs.
tyre. on Georgia ave. extended. 8 miles
north Silver Spring traflc light. Turn left
ton 245-W.
PEDIGREED SCOTTISH TERRIERS. $l6:
healthy. active: registered in buyers name
Paul D Hahn. 6026 N. goth St. Over-Lee
Knoils. East Falls Church. Va.
CANARIES. young. fine singers. $3.50; also
cass and stands. 1402 Mass. ave. Sc
scientifically raised. guaranteed healthy;
cos % Rsnnes pups s g fso4ss n ff9m
ton Blvd. Arlington. Va. Walnut 7075.
SAMUEL PEKINGEsE.
Best at reasonable prices. All ages.
Arlington Va Clarendon 7Ss-M.
COCKER sPANIELS-9 weeks old; regis
bridge; black and black. and white male
land. Nd. Phone Ashton 39-F-2.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES. A. K; G.
REGISTERED; farm raised dogs. dakota
CANARIES. singers, $3.50; females. 15c
31O3 Alabama ave. Sc. Atlantic 5O46.
SAMUEL .PEKINGESE.
Best at reasonable prices; p.S snn,no All ages rd
Arlington. Va. Clarendon. 7ss-M:
CANARIES.
Guaranteed Male SongSterS.
ATHERTONS PET SHOPS.
6l9 St. NV. 1855 Wisconsin Ave.
5429 Georgia Ave.
FEMALE CANARIES FOR BREEDING.
Breeding cages. nests, nesting hair. nest
'i- i ATHERToNs PET SHOPS.
6l9 F ST. NV. 1855 Wisconsin Ave.
5429 Georgia Ave.
CAIRN TERRIER PUPPIES.
BRED AND PRICED RIGHT.
Beach Tree Farm. Falls Church 462 w.
CAIRN TERRIERS.
Fascinating little dog of Scotland; pedL-
greed: best blood lines. Mrs. Jere b.
Mackle. :4o9 10th st. ne.
COLLIE, male pup. So; police. females. 81.
WIRE-HAIRED PUPS.
Male. SIS; females. $40: 7 weeks old.
GREAT DANE PUPS.
Black. male. S15 harlequin male, $50.
$500 Western ave, Chevy Chase. Clev. 1850.
LADY ASTOR KENNELS,
MARLBORO PIKE. MD.
A1a a0s9e sPsam
haired terriers, PekingeSe, red Call
Ada Fuss. Hillside. 0505.
DOGS BOARDED, 35c DAY.
DOGS HAND-PLUCKED $3.50.
HEATED KENNELS AT THE DOG HOTEL
$500 western ave, Chevy Chase. Clev. $3.50:
FRENCH POODLES.
REGISTERED A. K C., standard, black pup
pies. 10 Mckinley ST.. Bethesda. Nd.
Wise huTH
Evening star., 1937-01-24
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

COCKER SPANIELS. 4 month. m. and T.;
exceptionally fine puppies, perfect pets
red; priced reasonably. 1928 M st. NV.
ENGLISH SETTER PUPS. pedigreed. forced
r. oil 1.nr cham Ker Sii1ntnn Q-E-2 .
Evening star., 1937-01-24

man to share front room, twin beds in
modern apt; semi-private bath; meals
Evening star., 1937-01-24

second floor, centrally located; continuous
hot water; unlimited phone. Met. 1859.
43OI 18th ST. NW.-Large cheerful front
double room next bath; private home:
unlimited phone. maid service. One or
Evening star., 1937-01-24

43l4 I4th ST N.W.-Front room. fur
| nished. with private bath and shower
| 5414 2nd ST NW.-One large room. new
| home; desirable for l or 2. Phone Geor-
| gia O3o7
Evening star., 1937-01-24

1896 HARVARD NW.-Nicely furnished.
clean. double room, So; Ink. desired;
parking space.
Evening star., 1937-01-24

IN moGern nome; reasonable. ADAMS 959b.
1916 BELMONT RD. N.W-2nd n, single
room. adj. bath. private home gentleman
preferred: reasonable.
] $40 BILTMORE ST. NV. Apt. lU-Nicely
furnished bright room, Two large windows.
next to bath room.
Evening star., 1937-01-24

ARDMORE. 81 , 10Th ST. w.-SlngIe ard
double front rooms. nicely furnished; mad
service ADp!y Apt l.
Evening star., 1937-01-24

3I4I MT. PLEASANT. No. 21-Nice conf
room: innersp mattress; overlooking 10Th
h,S ColuDhia S3f4-W .
Evening star., 1937-01-24

J440 GIRARD ST. Nw-Large. front
room; twin beds: next bath with shower.
1866 HARVARD ST-Large. front room.
-1O1
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1855 JEFFERSON ST. NW.-Neat. single
room next bath in private home; con-
venient trans: car lines.
Evening star., 1937-01-24

1904 COL. RID. N.W-Newly decorated.
inst. hot water; single or double; porch.
Evening star., 1937-01-24

GARFIELD ST. off Conn. ave, near
Wardmsn Park-Single. double roomj
reas.; meals If desired. Adams PIGS.
ll33 18th ST NW-Second floor. next
bath: neat. centrally located; $3.50 single.
81 30 double
Evening star., 1937-01-24

3173 PORTER ST. N.w.-Private home.
tional; half block Conn. ave. bus: 20 min.
downtown Emerson 1909.
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1901 HARVARD ST NW-Large corner
bed-living room, continuous hot water;
Evening star., 1937-01-24

Sound. well-cured mostly. oak wood:
Sawed IN l.. g or "a inch blocks Direct
from farm to YOUR yard. Real fuel: ~
per cord in D. c. s. SO in virginia.
Write today. Buck Hall. Box 1O12. WASH
Evening star., 1937-01-24

oI"5 QUINCY ST. NE-Nicely furnished
room, private home phone convenient to
bus: gentlemen: reasonable.
WISE, NEAR MASS. AVE.-Lovely double
room, maid. phone service. cont hot
water; adjoining bath. Emerson 65S6.
Evening star., 1937-01-24

1924 PARK RD.-Furn rm.. warm. near
bath; newly decorated and furn. Lee.
l775 MASS. AVE, Dupont Circle-Large
next to bath.
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lnl7 MARYLAND AVE NE-Two large,
double one single: heat. light: near bath:
men or employed women; near 3 car lines;
desired
Evening star., 1937-01-24

| MT. PLEASANT-Two communicating
rooms bath and porch. 2nd floor nom
| housekeeping: convenient to BUS and cars.
! Call Columbia 1SR7-W
Evening star., 1937-01-24

9Th ST. NE. cor. of Md. ave:-Front room
in apartment. adjoining bath; near Capt.
tnl. g. referenceS LINCOLN 4iH4-W.
Evening star., 1937-01-24

NEAR Sth and Col. I'd. 1894 Lanier pl
n.w-Att-actively furn. room SeTnt-private te
bath, sleeping porch; private home.
1929 EUCLID ST.-Beautiful large studio
room. newly decorated, light housekeep-
Evening star., 1937-01-24

OVERLOOKING CONN. AVE. corner Conn.
and R st-Large front room; gentleman
ONLY Decatur OOOQ
Evening star., 1937-01-24

DOWNTOWN, 1904 G ST. n. W. Apt. =
Comfortable large front, double bed-livlng
room. block Woodward Lothrop; 50 30
each
Evening star., 1937-01-24

$500 18th ST. NE.-Attractive, newly
furnished outside bed room, single or dou-
BILE; private home; l block to bus and car
Evening star., 1937-01-24

54I oIst ST N.W@Comfortable rooms.
near Govt. bldgs. G. W. u; hot water;
unlimited phone: women.
Evening star., 1937-01-24

146 r ST. NE.-Fine large studio bed
room; newly furnished: suitable persons.
81. Ink. provisions. Decatur 5559.
625 MASS AVE. NW-Front Ink. room.
tuffH rInL 20