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Evening star., 1937-10-30
By Carlton James.

haired man.
She doesn't look very grief-strick-
en- for a brand-new widow" Sampson
muttered. Both of 'em must be pref
ty sure of themselves, coming on board
together"
At that moment Mrs. Jaffee and
her escort reached the gangplank.
Sampson stepped forward.
Just a moment, Mrs. Jaffee."
Mrs. Jaffee stopped short, paied.
smiled feebly why, it's Mr. Ssmp-
son, the police inspector How ex-
traordinary. Are you sailing on this
boat. too?"
No" said Sampson. None of us
are Harvey, watch Sandy there. He
looks as though ne might have plans"
A T The words police inspector"
Jim Duncan's face had blanched.
His eyes darted around the dock. But
if he did have plans they were nipped
in the bud. for Harvey, hand in coat
pocket, stood behind him, looking
mean and dangerous.
Il can't understand this. Inspector.
Is it something about my husband?
If so, I'm afraid it will have TO wait.
The boat leaves directly"
And so do you. Mrs. Jaffee. You
and your boy friend. But not on the
boat. You're leaving for headquarters
with me-"
Headquarters? The idea!"
Duncan began curtly: Look here,
Inspector"
But Sampson interrupted with a
shake of his head. No good putting
on an act. We've been working a
week on the case and there isn't a
loophole. You're both implicated.
My guess is that Duncan did the kill
ing and Mrs. Jaffee helped by keeping
him posted as to her husbands where
abouts. Anyway. that will all come
out in the wash later
The inspector smiled thinly at the
expressions on the faces of his VIC
tins. Wondering why 1 even sus-
pected, Ell? Easy. You put on nice
act, Mrs. Jaffee, but when you told me
your story you made one error-a fatal
error. You said you found your hus-
band dead five minutes after it hap
pened Now, Mrs. Jaffee. how could
you know you arrived at the house five
minutes after your husband was shot.
unless you did the shooting yourself
or knew who did it and when?"
tCopyrisht. 1879
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HELP DOHESTiC.

COOK. white first-class. settled; u,,st stay J,
nights. local references required. iamliy >
ad1iltS: salary. $50 Answer Box 3:i4-W'
star giving telephone number and addresS
Girl, (vhite,. frst-class. reliable. for cook
ing, g.h.w. Must stay nights. No washing
BOX 245-w. Star
GIRL. white: Bethesda section; s.h.w.
Wisconsin 1882.
HOUSEKEEPER. white, not over middle
aged; general housework' plain coeHins'
3 in family; competent TO take chargs'
Cleveland 1891.
WOMAN. white, plain cooking; generai
housevork: good salary. W. 5. Hun 4ooO
Lee highway Clarendon. Va,
WOMAN. white: cook. sew and housework:
family with two young children basement
room and bath; references and sooo expe
rience absolutely required; 800. "iScoh-
sin 1926.
WOMAN. colored. settled. for gen. house
work: must stay nights; reference reauireo'
maids rm bath. Wisconsin l4l -
CLEAN, HEALTHY WHITE WOMAN good 0d
salary; good home: light duties; no laun-
dry 3 afternoons off must not oolecI
children; Catholic family. 5s23 oth ST.
NV; no phone calls.
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DAILY SHORT STORY
FIVE MINUTES

ahead of sailing
tim e t h e n e X t
morning. T h e y
located the captain
and explained their
mission. The cap
tain consulted the
purser anC it was
discovered that Jim
Duncan's stateroom
and Mrs. Jafee's
were side by side
on A deck.
Sampson and his
assistant returned
to the dock and es-
tablished t h e m =
selves ne ar the
gangplank. Fifteen
minutes later they
recognized M r S.
Jafee coming to-
ward them. Ac-
companying h er
was a tall, sandy
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MARRIAGE LICENSE
APPLICATIONS

Edward J. Fshy, 26. Tolucs. Ill. and Helen
c. Simmons. rs. 1923 Adams Mill rd.;
Matthew G. Baker, -, 1911. Providence, st.
NV and Olivia R. Brock, 2l, Burnley,
va: Rev. z. K Tyler.
Allen Knox. 20. and Bessie White, rs. both
OF 1899 18th st. NV; Rev. N. r. Rich
ardson.
vincent D. Richardson. 90 and Mildred B.
Malone. rs. both of l2l M st. Sc; Rev.
J. c. Ball.
Rockville.
Richard z. Depenbrock, %. and Jscoueline
D. Krah, 10. both of washington.
William Marion Robbins, 40. and Dorothy
Marian Bradshaw, 80, both OF Washing
ton.
c6. both Of washington.
Henry Ieeke Brown. 25. BrInklow. Nd. ana
Myra Elizabeth Phelps. "a. Travilah, Md.
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DEATHS REPORTED

q. virginia Moore. 93 1851 Columbia
I'd. NV.
George Pearson ~ Sibley HOSPITAL =,
Richard Stein. ~. Sibley Hospital.
6aniel n Ainsworth 73, 900 1lth st. NV.
Frank s Dill, 66, 1877 Varnum st. NV.
william Holt 60 Walter Reed Hospital.
Lena L. Rowe. 50. 21O0 Connecticut ave.
John ] Wolf. So. sI6 sth st. ne.
Iottie woodruff. 81. S25 10th st: ne.
Gertrude Miller. 81: Garfield Hospital
Colon Gordon. ~. Gallinser Hospital:
Nsude B. Morgan. %. 1881 wisconsin
ave. NV.
BYRON Bacas s. Children's Hospital.
infant Merle C. Wood. Children's Hospital;
Price Ram. 76, United States Soldiers
Clara Hodge, SO, 355 18th ST. Sc.
Rosa Porter. ~. 9I7 25th st. NV.
Rsbecca Davenport, 43. Gallineer Hos
Leons Bridgeforth. es. 5b14 Dix st. ne
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ND to think p"
Mrs. Jafee
sobbed, II could
probably have pre-
vented it. 1 arrived
only 5 minutes
after it happened.
Five minutes!'--and
there he was
dead! oh, my poor
husband!"
IT can appreciate
your grief, Mrs.
Jafee," Inspector
Sampson said kind
ly. There's just
one more thing
I want you to tell
me. Exactly what
had your husband
been doing during
the EVENING""
"It was his poker
night. Four of them
we're playing at Ed
Gardeners | want
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ed Tony to go to the Sharons With
me. but he preferred poker"
A moment or two later, inside IN
spector SIMPSONS private Office, De-
tective Harvey said We'll, l suppose
you want me to find out all about
what happened at the poker party, eh?
Maybe some one cheated al some one
else got sore, eh?"
That's only half of what l want
you TO find out. Find out how much
insurance Mrs Jsffee us going to col
Iect. And find out with whom she's
been carrying on an affair. And then
find out where the chap was she was
in love with"
Detective Harvey batted his eyes.
"Eh?" he said.
And report back to me as soon as
you can"
Detective Harvey was used to his
chiefs brusque. unexplainable ways.
but this was little too much for him.
He wanted 10 know why, but he had
the good sense not to ask. Soon
enough there would be a satisfactory
explanation.
1T REQUIRED a week to get all the
information that Inspector Samp-
son wanted. In the meantime Tony
Jsffee had been buried and his grief
stricken widow announced her inten-
tion of sailing on a West Indies cruise
ko try and forget. The papers had
called her husbands death suicide.
It certainly looked as though the
papers were right All the facts point
ed that way.
The day before Mrs. Jaffee was to
sail Detective Harvey made his report.
Chief, you're a wonder. How do
you do it, Ell? There was a jigger
with whom Mrs. Jaffee was having an
affair. Name of Jim Duncan. He
wasn't at the poker party that night,
but he works for the insurance COM
pany which is going to pay Mrs. Jaf-
fee $4,000 She met him when he
came to the house to sell Jaffee the
policy"
Inspector Sampson reached for his
phone. Five minutes later he had the
added information that Jim Duncan
also was sailing on a West Indies
cruise-his annual vscation-and on
the same boat on which Mrs. Jaffee
had booked passage
Accompanied by Harvey, Inspector
Sampson reached the dock two hours
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MT. PLEASANT. 1914 Kilbourne pl. NV.
Double room with refined Jewish family.
Reas. rates. Board optional. Col. 1892
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BIRTHS REPORTED

Harry and Alice Winters. boy.
RAYMOND and Mary Boswell, girl.
James H. and Ruth Sprouse. girl.
Charles and Mildred Williams girl.
Lester T. and Helen NJ. Winfree, girl.
Theodore and Anna August, girl twins.
Raymond and Sara McGarvey. boy.
George w and Stella johnson, boy.
Regis and Maud Alpert. boy.
paul and Annabelle Stokes. boy.
Charles K and Christine w. Morris, boy.
Thornston J. and Geniveve Baer, boy.
George and Dorothy Skinner. boy.
William D. and Eleanor c. Reed. boy.
Albert and Margaret Beach. girl
Paul S. and Mimi I. EspenShade, girl.
William and Margaret A. Windsor. girl.
George M and Doris NJ. Pickrel, girl.
Vincent and Eilamina Da Vanzo. girl and
gillian and Emma Grist boy.
Carroll e. and Lena Newman. boy.
lack and Pauline Jett. boy.
Leon B. and Thelms M Burke. boy.
Harold b. and Anna B. Mason. boy.
Leo and Erlma Brown boy.
Thomas D. and Mary A. ODonnen. boy.
Jacob and Josephine Lewis, boy.
Hugh and Bessie King. girl
Jessie and Annie Philson. girl.
John and Christine Williams, girl.
James F. and Mamie Wellman, boy.
Lorenzo and Allie Bragg boy:
Clinton and Emma Darmon, boy.
Robert and Geneva ROBINSON poy.
Willie and Louise Wilson, boy.
Nathaniel and Mary Randolph. sirl.
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2S52 ONTARIO RID. NV. Apt. LOVELY
rm. tor person. If well-located apt. with
pray. iamily. Only those appreciatinz priv
Adams T304 ~
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HELP kEk.
(ContinlIed

PAPER HANGERS AND PAINTERS wanted.
Phone Phil-Tarr Decorating Co.. Potomac
1928.
REGISTERED oPToMETRIsT for estab-
lished practice. Give all details in letter,
Box 73-x. Star.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT, expert
enced. for night work. Apply 10 Mass.
ave. NV.
TAILOR. experienced, white or colored.
NV.
THINNER wanted. Apply E. Petrone, 73l
Otis pl. NV. Columbia s346.
TIMERS wsnted-Only frst-class me-
chsnics ne need apply. 1405 v st. NV De-
USED-CAR SALEsMAR--A live-wire SELL
ing organisation in the low-price field has
an opening for wiGe-awake. aggressive
producing salesman. If YOU are a go get
ter. have experience and are willing to
work full time we can offer you cooper
alton, reconditioned cars and start you
with a Sl6o per month drawing account, !;
Sta'e age, experience and references In
first letter. Box l7S-S. Star.
YOUNG MAN to service spray guns and
floor sanding machines. Give particulars
and experience. Box 315-Y. Star. l.
YOUNG MAN, grocery clerk and driver.
Apply 1923 18th st. ne.
YOUNG NEWSPAPER MAN with experience
in rewriting, makeup and copy reading.
State sge, education, minimum salary re-
QulrementS ana uetallS previous employ :
ment Box l33-W. Star.
YOUNG WHITE MAN, experienced. for
general work in undertaking establishment
and ambulance work. Box 272-W. Star.
ATTENTION.
We have few openings for neat. am.
bilious men. at least 2l. with ID. c. drivegs'
permits Salary, $3.50 per week. plus
bonus and commission. Willing workers can
earn S3O-S40 per week. Absolutely no SELL
ing 1860 ;12nd st. NV.
LIVE WIRES"
want two fellows who are congenial
hustlers to come on in here with me at
once and let me show them how to make
a GOOD HONEST LIVING IN THE REAL
ESTATE BUSINESS. Experience not ma
terial. You have to be honest-to practice
A high code of ethicS-and have your own
car That's all you'n need except the will
iingness to work I'll furnish you plenty
of leads and 100Ss cooperation all the
time in every way. Come on in and see
me and let's talk the matter over. I'M
GOING TO BUILD A REAL ESTATE OR
GANIZATION IN WASHINGTON NOW.
WATCH US GROW.
PEOPLES REALTY CO.,
L. l.. JOHNSON.
a3a New York Ave. NV.
Reps 0705. North z"so.
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ROOFS.

Asphalt Stag built-up roofs guaranteed
20 years Bird & Sons roofing materials
since 1875 Pure white waterproof ashes
tos sidewalks We waterproof easements
Roofs painted and repaired; all on our
famous 3-year payment plan. No down
AMERICAN RE-RooFING Co INC.
3313 18th st. NV. Col. 455l-
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

RUGS. Dxla.. skill. beautiful. oriental de-
signs: sacrifice for cash; few scatterS
sos Kennedy st. NV.
SEWING MACHINE. Singer. late model
bobb. knee control. half price: guar. 637
II st. ne: dealer.
SOFA BED. SxIO rug, radio, draperies;
very cheap. North 0S22-J. -
sTENoTYPE good condition. sl5 Long
fellow NV. il
sroVES-Two quality stoves practically
new; So apiece. Apt. 2O7. Phone North
TWIN BEDS large bureau. in excellent
condition. SO. Cleveland 1904
TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING MACHINES
Removal sale; large. stosk must be sIiu; sig;
'prlceS Siashed. Capitol Typewriter Co. o-Z
18th st NV.
TYPEWRITERS, hiah-grade; rentals. So
Sales Sales and service. ali makes, Central
Typewriter Co 923 G st. NV. Natl. sl29.
VACUUM CLEANERS-Rebuilt. like new;
-yr. guar; s4 ,95 and up Eureka, Hoover.
day free trial: home demo Electrical Cen
ter. 5l4 10Th st. NV. Natl. SS12. open
ewes till 9 pm.
VACUUM cLEANEEswEyREKAAr A pfs%R6 SPia5:
woH With Up e s5o 5ae'0rS NEW NVO BAGS CORDS
6FEN FHSHES EyEsNos INC and s6SpA4s 55
PM; STANDARD BRANDS 1888 l4th
st. NV il
VACUUM CLEANERS at bargain prices;
rebuilt cleaners as low as Sll 90, new
cleaners as low as So 95: hand cleaners
as low as SIS. HUDSON AIR-CONDl-
TIONING CORP. 13sS New York ave
VACUUM CLEANERS - SELLING OUT =
Surplus stock. HOOVER. EUREKA. ELEC-
TROLUX Airway and many other makes;
Bargain prices. new-cleaner guar. We Will
deliver and demonstrate al any time
BEST BRANDS CO.. National 1It3.
sos l1th ST. NV. National 9114.
VACUUM CLEANERS with 8
attachments; Eurekas Sl2.95; Electrolux.
Hoovers. SI6y5: To-day trial plan; free
demonstration Open evenings. CLEAN
3Ol5 14th ST NV. Phone Columbia 6100.
90j G ST NV. Phone Republic 02l7.
WASHER. Maytag. excellent condition;
guaranteed; late model; very low priced.
Apply 5oS II st. ne.
WASHING MACHINES-Rebuilt and guar;
: IA % up: Apex and A. B. c. floor sam
pies al great savings; terms. Electrical
Center, 5l4 10th ST. NV. Natl. SS72. Open
ewes. Til pm.
WASHING MACHINES. S25H reconditioned
Thor machines with drain pumps and
heavy-duty ringers. Randolph 1868.
4-BURNER ORIOLE GAS STOVE oven.
broiler. perfect bottom and light, Sl2.00.
1873 18TH st. w. North 6n9l.
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BOATS.

i4-Fr MOTOR SAILER, hull and
sheathed with 3-cyhndeT Palmer motor;
cheap National $40 E. L. Peer.
IsxIU FIT glass cabin. steel hull and ribs
dual control: l@u hip. dual motor, all IN
perfect condition. fully equipped all-vave
radio: Delco lighting plant; ready for
service. q, -,
lac motor, fully equipped. excellent con-
dition; in service. owners have oousht
larger boat For inspection and demon
sTrstion Sat. and sun INQUIRE watch
man. parking lot. 9TH and Water SITS s:w.'
or cali National OF S5 Ext. 293 81
Evening star., 1937-10-30

1905 DEIAFIELD PIa Nw.-Beautifully
| furn, single, g windows; large detached
house: gentleman; $40 Georeia 7O57.
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

''o"1 'N' ~ @"'I'N' ~~'n1 e>'N'A'.
HOME REMODELING, bricklaying. plaster
ing and cementing. Call North 1918.
HOME remodeled and repaired We spe-
cial2e in recreation roomS estimates free
Call Shepherd i937-J.
PAINTING. papering roofing gusranteed
reasonable; estimates free. NJ. l.. Smith,
pa Webster NV Adams 1l0S.
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"a HARVARD ST. N.w.-sinEle studio
I'M: warm, bright and attractive; next
Evening star., 1937-10-30

Jugs, 0xIa. ski. beautiful Oriental de-
igns: sacrifice for cash; few scatter4
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Large front rm..
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

HORSE. Belgium gelding g.. years old:
beautiful roam; over / 500 lbs Flerson
Sandy Springs Md. Ashton 1s.
FOR SALE-Mare in foal splendid work
er; also saddle broken. Call Walnut 9290
FOUR NICE RIDING HORSES; reasonable
Cleveland 1884 u
I, BRED MARE; gentle. saddle ahd
hunter. S135: / bay saddle mare. Slln;
veterinary inspection invited; 20 ewes ana
25 lambs. 50 per head: will trade Tor
young cattle. Call Temple 2566-W 81
RAM-HampShire s months old. c. W.
Crossman. Falls Church. Va. 24o.
PIGS 3 weeks old. So and So apiece.
NJ. Mccoy, Cherry Hill rd, Berwyn; Md.
Berwyn 323W. 81
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1910 10th ST. Nw.-New roominT house
newly decorated; oil heat. Priced SIS low as
SI2 so Decatur 5q01.
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sD.-Master bedroom.
me: unlimited phone.
lau AAo0aa Un0n
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CHEVY CHASE 553O Nevada sve--Beau-
tfully furnished room pvt. bath. un-
limited phone: with a refined adult family
convenient to bus lines: one or two semitic
men. j
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1101 18th ST. NV, Sherman, Apt. 4Of-
Large front room, plenty heat, hot water;
gentleman nnlY
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NEWLY FURNISHED ROOM for gentleman
in rev home in Shepherd Park, d. c.
Mails nntinnAl Randnlnh 242R.
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pIINHle DdtIli IIIeIl OIIIy. pIIF&It IaIhIIy
2111 ST. NV single rooms for
gentlemen, ] with running water. I with
341O 18th ST NV, of Newton--Attrsc-
tive room, S. and W. exposure; private de-
tached home: meals II desired.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
1921 BELMONT RID. N.W.-Attractive
he'd room or bed-living room; good loca-
ton; SOB. Adams 4514.
1888 M ST NV. one block from Conn.
aVe-Beautiful. newly decorated house
keeping rms; also large double rms, Tor
gentlemen; single beds: So up.
1903 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W.-Gentle-
men, double and single room, nicely iur
water, plenty of linen, baths with showers.
GORDON HOTEL 916 18th st-o1
beautiful 18th st. Location desirable and
conyenient: well-heated rooms, single.
Sc 80 to So Double rooms with running
water. $40, S11 and S12 weekly Douole
rooms with bath. twin beds. S15 weekly:
24-hour elevator and switchboard service.
GRAFTON HOTEL. 1139 Conn. ave. NV
Well heated: offers beautiful surroundlngs
and personal comfort to each guest Slnsie
rms. ss75 wk S3o.5o mo. up: double
rms, $4,000 to $3.50 mo.
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1923 CONN. AVE, Apt. 72O-Larse com
Portable. sunny room adj. bath. for zentls-
man: every convenience; private family.
Az
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ROOMS FURNISHED

1347 HARVARD ST. N.w.-6ingle studio
bath
3430 MT PLEASANT ST. Nw.-snd-noor
and laundry privileges.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM. next TO bath:
Gaie quiet modern private home; convenient.
corner room. windows; newly decorated:
new furniture. Atlantic 6672
81 159 ADAMS MILL RD-Master bedroom.
private bath: new home: unlimited phone:
close to cars and buses. Adams 1899
1902 EUCLID ST NW.-Large front rm..
priv. bath for ] or . men.
1852 ONTARIO RID. NV. Apt. Lovely
1a;. rm; Ior i person. If well-located apt. with
ieges OF nicely appointed home need apply.
1917 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.w.-LaTss
TO bath. Rockingham. Apt. 4O3
Nh. BUR. OF STANDARDS-Large, sunny
double rm.. in refined home OF adults: priv
leses. Cleveland 036g.
1900 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NV, Apt.
25-Niceiy furnished room. clean, next
bath reasonable. District 5439. 81
1880 NJ ST NV. Apt. 36-wslkinE dis
lance. Large rnl sunny windows. hot
water, use OF kitchen; reasonable; lady.
240S 18th ST. N.W.-studio room. private
enti ance. newly furnished. near bath;
radio; $3.50 week.
I101 18TH ST. NV, Sherman. Apt. 4Oi--
Large front room, plenty heat hot water;
gentleman only.
1867 QUINCY ST. H.W-Lar9e front
room. nicely furnished; near I4th, st car
and 18Th st. bus; gentleman 81
1923 CONN. AVE, Apt. 12O-Larse, COM
Portable sunny room adj bath, for GENTLE
man: every convenience; private family.
----- 81
1885 CHAPLIN ST. NW-Close in; Al
is by Is; owners home. ami: private
path. extension phone; gentleman: $50. l.
6!Ol GEORGIA AVE.--Lsrge, bright, dou-
nle room suitable for two: two exposures;
linen service; block from Walter Reed; So
Evening star., 1937-10-30

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Attrsctive bed-I
living room. with new studio couch and
other desirable furniture: 3 large Windows (
fireplace. Lady only. Potomac O42q
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51l6 45th ST. w-Well-furnishp
room; reasonable rent. Cleveland 1886. 81
1909 W ST N.W-Walking distance
Vacancy for men and ] lady; Comfortable
Southern home. board optional
Evening star., 1937-10-30

1711 IRVING ST. N.w.-Room with In
closed sleeping porch; gas heat; ami;
single S05 Columbia $3.50.
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ROOM. next TO bath:
e home: convenient.
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LOST.

BRIEF CASE, black. containing personal
papers and books on 9TH st. car Thurs.
am: reward Georgia 2260.
EYEGLASSES, in Leese case; Oct. %;
vicinity Georgia ave. and Allison st. NV.
Reward. Georgia 1945.
POODLE DOG, white. from auto, 11th
and N Y. ave. NV. parking lot. Mary
land tag, 5S4 Call Atlantic 5791-J.
WATCH, lady's white gold Bulova: en-
graved face; initials H. r. s.; reward.
Wise. 3T09.
WRIST WATCH Gady'sl, white gold. Elgin.
hetween 18th and 21St NV. Phone West
14fiO, Apt $40, after 6 pm.
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22S E ST. NE-Large front room with
ing room SIS ais
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1900 MASSACHUSETTS, AVE. NV, Apt.
25-Nlceiy furnished room. clean, next
pain reasonable. District 5439. 3Is
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1867 QUINCY ST. N.W.-Iarse front
room. nicely furnished; near I4th. st car
and 18th st. bus; gentleman 81
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Al BANQUET ENTERTAINMENT FUR
nished Phone Wolfe 4251-R. mornings'
Baltimore, Md. 81.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN--THIS rs
due notice that all bills outstanding against
the sui Hall Laundry located at 400 :!rd
ST. NV formerly operated by Gee Yin
Gong, must be presented for payment on
or before Fovember l. 1887. D. c.
FRANKE. 4os 3rd st. NV. w.-
/ WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
debts contracted BY any any o one other saan anSn
Noel S.. Seat Pleasant. Md. l.
DELICIOUS APPLES. 3 BU. 81 UP: De
Tcious cider 25 cents gal. Bring con-
tainers. r. COTTON LEWIS, mr.. Center
vile. Va.
DR. CHARLES NJ. HAsSELBACH An
r1ounces the removal of his ofice from the
Kresse Bldg, 11th and 6 sts, NV. to
1aO3 Jackson st. ne. General practice
of dentistry. once phope. Potomac 0122
WILL ANY PERSON WHO WITNESSED
the automobile collision on Silver Hill
Nd. about 1o:ls pm; Oct 23rd; u, rIin 12i1,,
HERO. $40 woodward Bids.
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CAMERA REPAIRS.
PERSONAL.

CAMERA REPAIRING.
FULLER & d ALBERT. INC.
S15 10th st. NV Phone National 4712
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PERSONAL.
HAVING RETIRED. AT LIBERTY TO
travel as companion; medical and oSte-
opathic physician Box 344-X. Star. io'
own method Results effective for Ete-
time or money back. Write for booklet No
drugs OF. surgery. DR.. SOMMERWERCK.
1865 Columbia rd. Adams 03SS.
FALSE TEETH REPAIRS WHILE YOU
wait. Emergency Laboratory, Room SOL.
Westory Bldg 14th and F. Met. S33.
CHEVY CHASE, D. c., CLOSE BUREAU
Standards. schools. Detached corner house;
third floor, two private double rooms sit
ting room. full bath; second floor. opening
onto porch, southern exposure: three dou-
Bile: private or communicating rooms with
tuil bath: one single room with bath.
Owner alone. is anxious to share her home
with individuals, couples or groups. Cleve-
land 057l az
ACCORDION INSTRUCTION-BEG
Experienced, thorough teacher home or
studio; instruments for sale. r. s. w.
WALKER. Potomac 900. 81
LET DR. DELLA LEDENDECKERS s sPLEN-
DID HANDS RUB YOUR ACHES, AND
PAINS AWAY. 3025 o. WEST 1920
REGISTERED DOCTOR OF PHYSIATRIcS
wishes to become associated with other
doctor or with therapeutic institution or
health resort. Box 129-Y Star. b.
CHILDREN BOARDED; IDEAL SUBURBAN
home darlington, Va: mothers care, ex
s653
THE WASHINGTON LEAGUE FOR HARD
of Hearing invites all white persons with
IMPAIRED hearing to Join their lip.reading
practice classes on Monday and Thursday
evenings at the Leagues rooms, 1ll6 YER
mont ave. NV.
FOR COMPLETE INFORMATION ABOUT
the Funk g. Wagnails new Standard Dc
tlonary and The easy payment plan. write
r. w. DANIELS. ~ p ST NV
WHEN DEATH STRIKES A FAMILY
there IS no need to feel that they must
accept inferior funeral services due 70 in
w w. Chambers Co, offers complete
funeral. cars and all for little as SO,
World hneSt waterproof. alright. guaran-
ieed steel burial vault may oe had from
the Greater w w. Chambers Co. l4th st.
corner Chaplin W. Columbia 0432. Phone
or write our address. We will send you q
beautiful catalogue OF how We do it. 400
Chaplin st NV. phone Columbia ni32. 5l7
i1th 81 Sc phone Atlantic 600
COMFORTABLE NURSING HOME WITH
every convenience Tor invalds and con-
valescents Phone Adams 1868. 1898
Kalorama rd
REDUCING TREATS. 50; REMOVES
fat In spots; results assured diet baths.
Appointments Nail. SI34. 1880 K st II W.
IF YOUR FUR COAT IS WORN. TORN.
needs refining. remodeling, experienced.
capable. responsible party will help you.
HILLTOP HOME NEARBY VA: GRAD
cared for: beautiful large rooms; quiet
good food Walnut 1919. 30'
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MOTOR TRAVEL.
ST. PETERSBURG NOV. 4. DESIRE DE-
DenQRDle passenger assist driving
Evening star., 1937-10-30

Z4Ub 18Th ST. N.W-Studio room. privats
radio; $3.50 week