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The Coolidge examiner., 1938-10-13
Greenbacks Were Issued
During Civil War Days

Greenbacks were issued by the
United States government during
the Civil war period "as a question
of hard necessity" The govern
ment, as had the banks, suspended
specie payment and the new notes
were inconvertible paper cur
rency until January 1, 1879, when
specie payment was resumed. At
the end of the war $433, 900, 900 in
greenbacks was outstanding. Re-
tirement of this at the rate of four
million month was begun in &C.
cordance with the Funding act Of
1866. Hard times caused demand
that the greenbacks remain in cir.
culation and their legal status was
favorably decided in the legal ten
der cases of 1869-72.
Following the panic of 1878 there
was agitation for imitation, but the
following year President Grant We
toed the bill setting the amount of
the greenbacks at $500, ,O0O,O 900. Fl
nally in 1875 the Resumption act,
under which the secretary of the
treasury was to accumulate in the
treasury $1O0,0O0,O0O gold reserve.
was passed. When specie pay
ment was resumed the amount of
greenbacks outstanding became a
permanent part of the currency.
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-10-13
France Takes It's
Authors Seriously
Noted Exiles GiUen Yarn,
Welcome in Republic.

PARIS.-France is a great coun-
try for authors; witness the recent
public excitement over the election
of M. Charles Maurras to the French
academy. The addition of another
reactionary, and so eminent one as
the Royalist leader and editor of the
"Action Franchise" at that, to the
immortals was matter of wide
spread general concern.
Small wonder that Paris should
be chosen as their home by eminent
literary exiles, for perhaps nowhere
else are writer's of talent and merit
so seriously esteemed. This sum-
mer a group of some 20 writer's has
left Vienna and Budapest lest the
growing power of Naziism should
hamper their pens, to settle here
and organize their work on sort
of collective basis, especially for the
cinema.
Among Noted Exiles.
They include Ladislaus Fodor, the
Hungarian playwright, who supplied
Hollywood with ''The Unguarded
Hour" "Jewel Robbery" and
"Girls Dormitory''; Georges Manon
and Gina Klaus, author of Luxury
Liner; Erich Remarque of "All
Quiet on the Western Front fame,
deprived Of his German nationality,
is working on new play, comedy,
and a modern love-theme novel, in
the environs of this city, too.
Robins statue of Balzac (who, in
cidentally, was twice refused by the
academy is now to be set up in
Paris at the junction of the Boule-
wards Montparnasse and Raspail,
most important site near the Dome,
the Rotonde and the Coupole-''lit-
erary" cafes.
A year or two back a census was
taken in the department Of the Seine
to discover the most popular French
writer. The honor that France has
showered on her writer's was then
shown by the number of streets
named after them.
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-10-13
Craters Of the Moon Is
q Desolate, Awful Waste

Earliest mention Of the craters Of
the moon appeared In Washington
Irving's Adventures of Captain
Bonneville" the story of an explcr-
er whose name has been perpetu-
ated in the vanished Lake Bonne-
vile, which thousands of years ago
filed the whole Salt Lake basin. Ac-
cording to Irving, Captain Bonne-
vile described the region as IAN
area go miles in diameter, where
nothing meets the eye but a deso-
late and awful waste, where no
grass grows nor water runs, and
where there is nothing to be seel
but lava"
The description is accurate as far
as it goes, writes David Duncan in
the New York Times. The Craters
OF the Moon National monument is
a "desolate and awful waste" but it
is also an area of weird and arrest
ing beauty. The chaotic jumble Of
volcanic cones, cinder buttes, ice
caves and lava flows presents an
ever-changing panorama of colors
In the crystal light of the desert
ColorS vary from dull rose at sun
rise to deep blue in the evening
Throughout the day the shiftin :
shadows disclose every color of the
rainbow in the mineral content Of
the lava flows.
AS geologists measure time, the
entire region is of recent formation.
The mythology of the Blackfoot In
dians carries legends of ''the fire in
the Skies"-legends traceable to the
time of the last eruptions. Accord
ing to geologists, not more than a
thousand years have elapsed since
the last eruption took place. Some
authorities set the date of the most
recent activity at only 300 years.
For miles the face of the earth
resembles the surface of a mighty
caldron suddenly hypnotized into
immobility. The crenelations of the
flowing lava show no marks OF
weathering by the wind The fis-
sures have not collected enough dust
to offer foothold to anything more
than few tufts of buffalo grass.
Bubbles are discernible in the hard
ened rock, most Of them unbroken,
although they are so fragile that
stone will shatter their shell.
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-10-13

IN ALL OTHER RESPECTS QUALIFIED ELECTORS THEREOF.
that special bond election elect has
been called by the Board of Coolidge Union @ High 100
School House School NO Il of fRa ma c0G9 % Pn and
County for the OF sumng the vote @ & h % s dbe m
qualified electors thereof the following question:
Coolidge Union High School Dist
Pna County Arizona in the aggegate principal ala amount 0
said High School District to an amount
of four ~ per cent of the aseie @ I ng % e
money additional school building
swimming pool tennis court the
District said bonds to be the dnomi
) annum payable on
One u) One Thousand $4,000 January 1st of
from 1910 to 1914 both inclusive;
Two t One Thousand Dollar $4,000
of years 1s45 to 1858, both inclusive
Ballot boxes for the receipt Of the ballots upon o1 the said said
will opened the hour of 1000 o'clock A. M upon % sa1
P. M said day.
conducted BY Mrs H 7 Hess Mrs.
School District No by Fisher Frazier and
Coolidge Grammar School in School District NO
election
thereof to the Board of Education OF
upon submitted will furnished by the Clerk the
Board Of Education of SAID High @ senoG pS @ 20 % @ % pg at said
the ballot box ballot whereon shall be print
dsapproa Of the question submitted g
expresses choice
ballot the judges of election unless tne
offering for real property IN SAD M
dwhoi quaed
thereof.
WITNESS WHEREOF the Board of Education OF Coonug9
Arizona
given this 22nd day of September
49, - oor ,rc, 1nr1onJ
BOARD OF EDUCATION OF COOLIDGE UNION
HIGH SCHOOL DISTRICT NO
By C j. PREECE
President.
By LEONARD sPRUELL
First Publication September 22, 1888
Publication October 13, 193S
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-10-13
YEAR VAL TAX INT.

D-6s6-Ania zapata $3.50 e2s
Mommoh: s94 Lot and Lot A, Blk.
Plus pers prop, P 125
D-636-Anita
s%4 sse a5 ST; rs Es Risr SH less Se@ EASEMENT 1
interests SWH NEA.
Plus pers prop P 125
D-643-L poanki a18H so8O
Superior S3 S4 85
De44-I Polanki n5M 2214
App E1S Lot 18; All Lots A. 15 49, All
except strip on E. Lot H. Block 3
D-s45-N G; Mitehel-so Acres 1882 sss
N12 NEA of Sec g. IT'S R5E
D-s47Jesepn Tno@as-4sS mas Hs Acres 552s ss7
D-653-A. & W. ]. Forbach K Weaver 1929 $50
Casa Grande: Lots Z, 8, g. Block 10
Ds54A F0rOaon n,sas and < Weaver 1922 40a
D-656-Pauline s. Atha-47S.82 Acres
Lots 2. g. A. EA VIZ; SEA of Sec 49,
D7Es sT Of Tsesa ss T2sefs" T2s Ren Acres 4''5' $500
D-s79mIsn3ie 25enI3u 4ynGn 4roaartv 1920 51a
Hold Out (survey S495
H5srs[ssP 1a; r 2 7Sa d Soes to Casa g or'nds:
Plus prop P-166
D-es1-N1ary G. Armer 2Oa
Evergreen Casa Grande:
IA, Block 25
D-694-Guy Gilbert 622 200
Evergreen Add Casa Grande:
Block 27
Plus prop P-166
D-32-R. e. Bomberger 1874 4Oo
Personal Property
D 445-Joaquina de aS974 54s2
Personal Property
D-514-Samuel j. Cantilo 34O LOB
Personal Property
D-556-Santiago Bracamonte 2oO4 3OO
Personal Property
Witness my hand october, 1888
RUTH j. BRANAMAN,
Treasurer of Pnal County
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-10-13

P-56s-Anta zapaa
Property 1886
Personal Prop Property 3s1ss7 1900 2o1s 200
P'rwsgaf Pey.egs Fss5ss,y Fsy5ss 1887 7so ,7.e ssl
Of tax Interest
D'aR gW( oq,1gse-l'? Of see 45s a9fs fsp 4sn 1882
D-32-E Gutzman-32o Acres s346 124OI
VIZ Of sefe 49, Tss, RE.
Plus pers prop P-59
D-88-Anita vasquez 3sss 7Os
Casa Grande Lots 16, II, Block
MeNurrays nr 1s'su1 s9bd Lot . Block A
First Q Grande
Lots 49, 20
-l'tsSy n7s9s 1ad l'so;Sa Gas. orano.: s1' '''
Lot H. Block
D-154 T. Johnson a514
Arizola: Blocks l. 2, 25, 26, 27
'lfa Sa4snSW& RSssFaS n,.sTlsn4nw4 As5s; ''s a''
%, R3E.
D-81S-A P Dugard-5 Acres 1s4 12sI
W1ASWA SEA NW1 Sec % T4S, R3E.
D-,4szls. NJ. nse.ssp.. ae. $50
Florence: All Block ia and
D-445-Joaquin salazar sos4 478
Plus pers prop P-134
D-445-JoaQuina De
sWh of Sec 10. TSS RISE
D-4Josa4ae ~ S De De saazesss 4s BsE sOs SsOs
Plus P-184
D-4so-R. E chamDerlin nss
Superior
D-5os Federal ,9 Land Bank Berkeley 1888 22sS
WE SWA of Sec 80. T4s R9E
D-518-Laura 2 Lotta-6O Acres s4.45
Lots 6, T. 8, in Sec 5. T6s, RISE.
D-514samuel j. cantilo 28O7
NEA NEA 27 TSs RSE
Ne NW14 SW14 of 81, T8S, RISE
NEA of Sec %. TSs, RISE
D-521-Dolores salazar 764o 1926
Cotton City Proper Lot A. Blk Al
p-525-J wadenmeyer and Lin Fong 6sn 1898
WE T1Os. RISE. (2s475 Al
D-544-viola c. vance-24O Acres 2S746 3OO5
sEA; Eh sW4 of Sec r. T6s R5E
D-555-Frank Nunemaker 2546s 1920
II. II, in Sec l. T6S. RISE
D-55s-saniago Bracamonte-2554 A. 1924 2.74
2554 Acres in s7A SEA of Sec 2S
Plus pers. prop
Sz S sn ST% Nh% 5nu of '7S '''
Plus P-56
D-565-A Crosson and E. s41s 552
s-SEA of Sec a. T5S, $50 Az
D-5 B. Spencer-S0 A 3515 4oS
SWH of Sec "a, T6S RAE
ID-617-I. n Tfbshraeny 68l4f 15o"zz
ar 8, Block 22
lD-631-J W. Spray 1879 1853
Superior: II, II. Block
P-174.
j A. 8S76 1493
l 2, A. 6; Esq Lot
Lots Alley
w. l 8, Block
lD-633-J A 1879 2514
7, g., Block Is
Plus P-174-
D-636-Anta lilo 226I
3, Block
Plus P 125
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-10-13
TAX SALE NOTICE AND LIST

YEAR VAL TAX MT
Personal Property 1897 400 1896 2O4
persona iiasas ProperS-cale 1887 $500 ss7
haennery Rs2ns PROPERTY es Autos zlss7 1926 1884 ss
r''anaGs Pe1soa d pr6pe1g assFGP lss7 1850 1888 1ss
P-5O4-w E Heron
Personal Property 1887 25O 1000 I76 IF
F-5O5-J. NJ Hines
Florence and Coolidge 1900 80
Personal Property 1887 $50 1850 2O9
P-5O7-s & Roy
Personal PrOperty-Catte 1897 lOoo 7o''4z z4oo
P-5oe-w- c. ooo 50. -,
P-51O-paul ,ooo .. .eo
Personal Property 1871 lVVo '4'So 0O@
P-511-Cora
Personal Property 1887 Z0O $40 LIS
P-512-Albert c. Lay
1897 5000 10lOS l45S
r-5la-Raph W. ..oo .o .,ao
Personal Property 1881 ozoo @'o'o@ @l@o
P-51ARafael Lorona
Personal Property 12l9H lloo zo.47 20"
P-5ls-D B Maud ~ ...
Personal Property 1897 4ooo lo0'4z 100
r'7rHsss9o PeEsass P9ssstfs Hsesfs 1887 $50 ss,s s
P-5ls- -chas Mckenzie o.,. ,o.7 so nas g,4
Personal Property-Caule 1887 06O 1923 zl4
P-51s-w H. Mckenzie
PersOnol Property 1897 2zO 6I2 h4o
p522-R. D. Metck ,- 1910 %,
Personal Property 1887 S'o l''1 go"
p-52s-walter j. NORM I
Personal Property 1887 25o 626 LzO
F-524-Lynn Morrill, oooo oo7
Personal Property 1897 nzV zozSV 1881
P-525-Hart .o- 900 sn ,o7
P-52s-M A. Nolan
Personal Property 1897 SOO l|'O i'0 Il
P-527-A L. .oo o.,os uso
Personal Property 1887 60oo zo4V0 No"V
p-52s-c E ..o .ro o..
Personal Property 1881 ozoV 'Ai"-V Nf0'
P-58O-Juanita ooo go I
Personal Property-Auo 1887 SUI '"V LOO
P-531-Nath Parks -
Property-Autp 1871 $50 l4Oo =Vo
P-582-J Ney o .,o.
Personal Property 1889 1889 sISS s1SS Sss Stss 1856
p5sa-one Paynter ,ooo .so Az
Personal Property 1887 loVO 400O ~
P-5s4-wnlie K go ,7e 90
Property 1887 lou 40 l0O
P-5s5-Nannie Penglly .a
Personal Property 1319S7 Sooo oOSo 900
P5a7-Isaac Polansk ,oo oo 10
Personal Property 1897 lOo zoo LIZ
P-53s-Mnnie ~ 90,
1887 100 4SO LS6 r
STOW s PrOuy ct a
Ir
j. E. Redden
j..
lila w.
Personal Property-Auto 1891 179
Dell Mercer
Personal Property 1897 534O Iz4Oz 1ooO =
P-545-George A. Rcherson
1887 $500 39O24 3O2f
P-546-J. A. Roberts
Person 1887 $500 SO25 7O2
P-547-Jack Ryland
P-54S-Salazar Brs.
The Coolidge examiner., 1938-10-13
NOTICE

TO REAL PROPERTY TAXPAYERS OF COOLIDGE UNION HIGH
IN ALL OTHER RESPECTS QUALIFIED ELECTORS THEREOF
Evening star., 1938-10-09

1880 EUCLID ST. NV. Apt. 102-Un-
usually attractive room in business couples
apartment unlimited phone; exceptionally
nand tranSnnrtatinn: hreakfaSt optional.
Evening star., 1938-10-09

2311 N. CAPITOL sT.-Rm.: next bath,
2nd floor; pvt. family; suit. l or =, WIN
or without hoard North 0061.
Evening star., 1938-10-09

CONN. AVE, near Wardman-First weeks S
rent free: lovely front room, complete new
furniture: maid service; ,unlim. phone; or
. uon,en Adams 43RS bet S-12 a m.
Evening star., 1938-10-09

DOWNTOWN, Royalton. 91s NJ St. NV.
Apt 30-Front. double or single; twin
Evening star., 1938-10-09

/ OR 2 GENTLEMEN-Large bedroom,
connecting private bath, small den; garage
optional: QentileS only. Emer. 0S2S.
Evening star., 1938-10-09

1905 RITTENHOUSE ST. N.W.-Front bed
room, private shower; southern exposure.
Groal llnr vacant Oct III
Evening star., 1938-10-09

DUPONT CIRCLE, 1875 P st. N.W.---At-
tractiyely furnished room and kitchen,
southern expos semi-bath: quiet: adults.
1886 HOLLY ST. N.W.-Private detached
home front room. next bath: no other
rnomers; $40 mo- Randolph 1895.
Evening star., 1938-10-09

To19 GERGIA AVE NV Apt 2I2-
Lse attr. rm. with lge. closet; next bath
shower south expos; employed lady pref;
lefs. exch. Rand. 1890,
Evening star., 1938-10-09

1873. TRINIDAD AVE. NE.-Larse bed
room, complete; includes screened porch
oil heat; on bus line; 81 weekly
Evening star., 1938-10-09

CHEVY CHASE 10th and Military-Lge
rm.. newly furn. Beautyrest mattress in
new air-conditioned. det home: rentiles;
SS.50 Mk.: garage. EmerSon 3blN.
Evening star., 1938-10-09

715 22nd ST. Nw-Large front room, LIST
floor, nicely furnished; suitable two. S5 wk.
district 14S5
Evening star., 1938-10-09

PETWoRTH-TWo ROOMS, KITCHEN
! and private bath inclosed porch heat.
gas. elec. c.hw., refs' phone. modern
equipment reasonable. 1921 3rd NV.
Evening star., 1938-10-09

1921 ABBEY PL. NE. Cor. l. and 4th
Sts.-Single and double rooms; men, en-
ployed convenient transportation: twenty
minutes to Treasury; private home. Call
after pm
Evening star., 1938-10-09
Carroll SPRING INN.

OATtNOI OI C1IV0 IIVN.
The place to spend the glorious autumn:
only ~ min. out beautiful 18TH 81; walk
all year: transients. .Shep 2040. 15t
| OPPOSITE ROOSEVELT,
| 21OS 18th st-Beautiful ballroom. par
lors, gardens. etc; Just the place for your
Evening star., 1938-10-09

INSPECT TODAY
2434 18th St, NV. opposite Meridian
Park-2 rooms. dinette. kitchen. bath S65;
! room. dinette. kitchen. bath. $50 Man.
aser on premises.
dinette, kitchen. bath, $50 so: refrigeratfon,
is4s 9th st. NV rooms kitchen.
The Mount Vernon. 9th and New York
ave. nv rooms. kitchen, bath. $50 so.
1918 Penna. ave. n.w.-2 rooms. kitchen.
bath. S47.5o.
l44S Girard st. n.w.--4-story flreproof
building; 1 room dinette, kitchen, bath.
Murphy bed, gas included. S37 so:
Kitchen. bath. porch. electric refriseratof,
s'I;sG, Isfa M st. n.w.-s rooms. kitchen, BATH
GiNKffNs Co. 1922 st, NV. Dist. s5aa.
II r ST. N.E.-CORNER BLDG. sEv.
erl Spss. OF 3 rooms. kitchen and bath,
$3.50 and $55; large rooms; rentals leSS
thsn any osliqWanf ~ ~ tss Iind AZ IN the city.
1Q24 Vermont Ave. Met. 500.
Continued on Next Psge.I
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1874 ST SE-No ] . RMS, KIT,
bath, screened porch: heat and hot water
included: rent reas.; will redec' sysli.
sTEiJAPT BROS INC
Evening star., 1938-10-09

1915 BHTMORE ST. NW-opportunity
Bay-window rm handsomely furn. fire.
place, telephone; single or twin beds
Evening star., 1938-10-09

1904 18th ST. N.E.-3 ROOMS. SEMI
pvt bath, Frigidaire: l blk from bus
heat, gas, elec; adults $3.50
Evening star., 1938-10-09

DOWNTOWN APARTMENT-THE GRAY
stone, SIS 18th st. n.w.-2 rooms, kitch-
en-, dinette and bath. l room. kitchen,
dinette and bath. Resident manager.
Evening star., 1938-10-09

4TO9 CHESTNUT ST. Bethesda. Md.-Nice-
iy furnished bright room. next bath: ga
rage; gentleman only: ref Wis. 4S56-J.
Evening star., 1938-10-09

1929 EUCLID ST NW-Attrac. | rm.
studio apt; southern exposure; oil heat,
Frigidaire Sc
Evening star., 1938-10-09

51OIa 2nd ST. SEC ROOMS, SCREENED
porch: modern; "a block to bus; reasonable.
Evening star., 1938-10-09
COUNTRY BOARD.

RIVERSIDE FARMS. Open all winter for
guests. Large, all-modern home hot
water heat; hunting; good meals. noun
tain scenery. Rates. 500 weekly ref.
Lincoln 2365-J. Mrs. Charles Burner.
Woodstock. Va.
CHILDREN wanted to room and board in
nice country home. All modern conven-
fences. Reasonable. Apply 327 9Th st sc.
Evening star., 1938-10-09

aves. nw.-Unusually desirable apis. now
available in this beautifully kept bldg !;
| close downtown; excellent class tenants.
2 rms, k and b., S35 to S45. 8 rms.
k. and b.. $50. D. s. NASH, owner.
North O6RO
Evening star., 1938-10-09

LACLEDE APIS, No. T2, 1928 Vermont
ave n.w-Pleasant bedroom. next bath;
private family; unlimited phone; single:
So0. Gn,lhln $40. pentlemen. Met. lbI5.
Evening star., 1938-10-09

LIv RIM. WITH FIREPLACE. DINING RIM,
Kit, tile bath. 8 bedrms.; LIST a.; dst'
home Shepherd 4s79.
l15 TENNESSEE AVE. NE, AT LINCOLN
Park-.Small apt. adults. 63s PenIis. ave.
Sc rms. Ntchenette. pvt. bath; heated.
S50-LARGE LIVING RIM. DIN. KTTCH-
en-. bedrms., tile bath, porch: heat lishts,
INV. furn. Brand-new building. Shep. 1870,
FIVE (5) LARGE ROOMS. BATH. REAR
porch: heat and hot water Furnished.
$4,000 and $3.50. Inspect today. irnrne.
diate occupancy. INQUIRE for jariitor. the
Stephenson. 747 10th St s.e.
500 RMS. KIT. BATH; NEWLY DEC
grated; good location; manager on prem
ises. 2726 Conn. ave
1915 10th ST. Me- RIM, KrT., SEMI
pvt. bath; heat. light. gas. refs. $3.50
month.
4l23 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
First and second floor apt. 3 large rooms
kitchen. bath, gas, electric, heat, tele-
phone. Reasonable.
55Q3 8th ST. N.W.-ENTIRE End FLOOR.
3 rooms. kitchen. private bath; Frigidaire,
c.h.w.. oil heat. Emp. couple.
1929 FAIRLAWN AVE. Sc. APT. 8
!cross Pa; Ave. Bridge. 1st street turn
left)-3 large rooms. kit. din, bath,
nished; convenient to transportation and
shopping center turn left l bl.), Adults.
H. FISCHER. 1878 18th st. Sc At. O179. I.
TWO ROOMS, KrTCHENETTE; FRIoI-
daire. h.. l.. gas incl. south, EXP; conv Sex-
press bus: family. two adults. Ra. 354I.
916 MARYLAND AVE. N.E.--6 RMS, Ex-
cellent condition. modern tmRrovements;
S45 per mo. Apply JNO. J. MURRAY, 0l6
Maryland ave. ne.
Evening star., 1938-10-09

1927 CONNECTICUT AVE.-BEAUTIFUL
rooms bath, kitchenette, open hreplace'
large porch; very reasonable, IL.
Evening star., 1938-10-09

MT. RAINIER. MD (3311 DATE ST.
Pvt entr.: large rms, 1st floor; tile bath,
shower fireplace. elec. range. scr. back
porch. large yard, basement, built-in ga
rage; heat furn.: conv. schools trans.
Evening star., 1938-10-09

ATTRACTIVE RM. for gentlemen: new
home in nearby Va, 10-min. bus service;
not and cold water. In each rm. break
last II desired; $50 single, S25 double
Evening star., 1938-10-09
ROOMS FURNISHED.
(ropttnnAA

SRooKLANp, ls4e Shepherd ne nr.
Hfa'sss bssh' si5. pecatur 'taas $780,. m '0'0''
+ HARVARD sT.-Beautifully furnished
ro9m: private home; Gss no other roomers'
ise. rms, twin beds; saitabi. q Must see
to appreciate. Elev. reas.
IRO0UoIs Apt. sos. 1910 NJ st,--Nicely
furnished room; near bath: ladies pre-
sol end ST. NE.-Larse front hk room
newly, decorated, nicely furnished; rea-
?o5 18th ST. NV, Apt. 2le-Lovely room
convenient to Gov. buildings. McRey-
qEoRdETowN. 3o4s N st. n;w.-Large;
hright tr room semtbprivate bath; settled
Mr.. 18th AND COL, RD.. 1890 Lanier pl-
neishborhood adults. Columbia 1925.
l ll722 2lst ST. NW.-Bea'ptitqlly turn.
e e9nSs saso saa snss hsst pT home phone
1902 WYOMING AVE. NV large Ink
room. windows, $500 per week. newly
1900 SHEPHERD ST. N,w.-sinsle front
FTo,a F,a.d neatly ssdy, furnished Jewish family vn-
!s22 18th ST. NW.---Large room. next to
bath; gentleman; $4,000 month. Met.
579b.
1910 18th ST. NW-Large attractive
front room. suitable for 2 or employed
couple; unlimited phone; garage opt; reas.
e29 EAST CAPITOL sT.-Newiy furnished
double room. twin beds; also single
CLEVELAND PARK. 34o6 Quebec St
southern exp, porch adj. next bath: on
bus line; breakfast opt; gentleman. Emer-
son 5049.
1s45 LAMONT ST NW.-Nicely furnished
second-door room: semi-private bath;
unlim. phone; gentlemen.
Evening star., 1938-10-09

NEAR WARDMAN PARK. 1893 Garfield
St.-Attractive room, freshly decorated,
southern exp, End floor Adams 1898.
Evening star., 1938-10-09

1914 18th ST. NW.-Well furnished room
ami; detached house; unlimited phone
reasonable Col, O6lS.
Evening star., 1938-10-09
ROOMS UNEURhlsHEp.

OPENING new house in Alexandria for
people with some furniture of their own
Spacious rooms in historic Colonial house
with modern plumbing. heating and re-
frigeration. Exceptional maid service: $50
TO $50. sos Cameron st. Temple 1854.
1714 e ST. s.E.-Three rooms and COM
plete Kitchen semi bath a mi
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1926 QUEEN ST. NE-DUPLEx APART
ment, . rooms, kitchen, dinette INV n
$3.50 per month. Key 1880 queen St.
Line 4R0S
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5o33 7th ST. N.W.-THREE ROOMS,
bath large inclosed sleeping porch; all priH
vste; oil heat, gas, elec.. Frigidatre.
S37-OPEN-11l5 MD. AVE. NE.-TWO
large rms. kitchen, bath; pvt; Apt. z.
36OS N Hamp. ave. NV. Geo. 1122.
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JUST OFF 10th ST. 1920 Spring pi nv
Front room for or .; pvt. family; conv.
ear and bus; radio furn.
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a24 QUINCY ST. NW.-Attractive single
room employed lady; private home. After
q GRAIL
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216 Sth ST. N,E.-Second-f floor front room
n adult family; automatic heat; SIS single.
$50 double.
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THE HENDERSON,

o46O 18th st. - Beautiful res. hotel
double, single private, semi-private baths;
spacious parlors. ETC.: social activities
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1873 UPSHUR ST. N.W-FURN. OR UN-
furn; / room kit bath gas, elec. furn +;
cnilnie cnnvenienf transporta ton.
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UNFURN APT, CONSISTING OF OR
3 rms, heat, gas, cleo; reas. 21 L 81. ne.
ANACOSTIA. 1888 v ST. SE-PART OF
remodeled homestead; large grounds: 3
rooms, bath furnace; basement private
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200 QUE ST NV, APT. 327-NEWLY
decorated; living room. . closets dinette,
kitchen and bath; S45: soundproof build
ing. electric rhfP. SecrPtarlal nhOne.
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GRACIOUS LIVING.
For 2 men or women Large studio
living room, private tile bath with shower.
beds and decorations Venetian blinds
painted walls, Persian rugs, Widely varied
menus by. Swedish cook. secretarial
veniently located. References required.
Also a few choice singles available 2139
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$500 w PL., Apt. lq3-Newly furpished
single room. next 70 bath; eongental eou.
pie, S12.60 mo.
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1922 7th ST. ROOM APT.
private bath gas, cleo. heat, hot water
included; S4S month
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39la ILLINOIS AVE. NW-sinele and
oouele rooms; near Soldiers Home; re-
nned home, reas. Col. 0S25-J
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Phone Association of Guests Homes at
WASHINGTON ROOM EXCHANGE. CO.
furnished. inspected homes. cGr will call,
a representative will show available space.
This service FREE to potential guests. pro-
without board, private bath, grill or kitchen
privileges. Homes for students of foreign
languages. Homes in nearly every desir-
ahln section of city
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1881 EUCLID ST. NW-Light housekeep-
ing rooms. nicely furnished; near car line.
121s E ST. SE.-2 furnished sleeping
rooms, single and double bed: convenient
- rd al
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ENTIRE 2nd FL 8 RMS.
6444-J, 22O5 Lawrence st. ne,
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2o01 KALORAMA RD.-FINE HOME,
CHOICEST LOCATION; LARGE. ATTRAC-
TIVE. DETACHED. CORNER. OWNER. I"
CONN. AND L--Large Colonial twin bedrin.
for girls: telephone. semi-pvt. bath; pvt.
family. Met 1903
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1876 IRVING ST. NV BEAUTIFUL
rooms newly decorated; private bath, rea-
son hlp. suitable for y ladies
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DOWNTOWN. 9l6 Sth n.w.--SinRle rooms,
S2-S2 80 wk.; double for 2, $3.50; neat,
L. utota Iriy
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REDEC., RIM, KIT, BATH. INCL.
porch; insulated; clean. quiet home; gem
tiles: Electrolux. c.hv. gas heat, elec..
gas. phone; employ. couple. 4417 6tAa
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1868 NEWTON ST. NW-ENTIRE. 3rd
floor; lge. rms, lge. kit. pvt. bath, sleep
ing pOrch. nj, furn.. $40.