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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-01-14
DAYTON MINISTER SHOT BY wife DIES
EIGHTH ANNUAL INTERNATIONAL
DAY AT WHEREFORE UNIV
FEBRUARY IL, In CELEBRATION
OF LINCOLN'S BIRTHDAY

1t is not to seek agreements but
an honest desire 10 end the truth
Ii has propaganda.
1t Is to develop the highest social
and spiritual attitudes.
Attention
t Nilherforee il three miles east
OF Nenia ON Route AZ,
2 Headquarters arc at Arnett
Hall,
No registration fee.
3. All sessions held il Jones Au-
ditofium in shorter iiall
1. Question period after all adj
dresses
Z. Group meetings or round tables
ii desired
q. First acquaintance pefiod--12
noon IL pm.
q Fellowship luncheon 1890
pm, s .ao Per plate shorter hall
s. Second acquaintance period
4 90 I'm. GO 200 pln.
4. From 10 pm in Beacon
Gymnasium with The Home Eeenom
ic and Physical Education Depart
ments, lunehing, and physical edit
cation demonstrations
10 international Musical 80
pm, Shorter Iiall.
II Hotel reservations can be
made IN Nenifl.
f.. Cafeteria located near College
campus.
pr II q Waiser president II
NllberfoIce University
Direct all ekponlens d. II
Johnson, difeelaF lfte 9iIo InteHna
tional institute RaS ta Wilhetferee,
| Ohio.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-01-14

ia years old, should not call Ut
neighborhood homes where there
were girls.
Following a discussion along this
line about $50 o'clock Saturday
night Mrs. Hill left the house look
ing for the son. When she appeared
III the Dayton Pharmacy at kinnard
and S. Western Avenue, and asked
whore her son was she did not APP
rear notlceably nervous OF excited.
No one ut the drug store WIS able TO
Tell her where the boy WINS, No signs
Of Il gun were seen.
Inter when she appeared AT the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Me-.
X light. all College Street, she was
excited aud nervously asked for her
son, Arthur, who was visiting the
boys and girls Of the Mcknight
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-01-14
MISS MARIAN ANDEgSf,N ii

MISS MARIAN ANDERSON
On January "a Miami Valley music lovers will have an
opportunity Of hearing Ns Marian Anderson the contrato
whose singing compelled Arturo roscann leap his
and shout IN wonder and excitement of
In her engagement here Miss Anderson will appear with
Theatre
Philadelphia is the birthplace Of Miss Anderson where
she received her early training which boadened by
tensiye study in New York and Europe
Miss Anderson Il rated bg the music critic Of The New
York Times as 'one Of the greatest living SINGERS.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-01-14

death cell / couldn't tell what |
knew because the matter subsequent
IL was to come before llle court Of
pardons of which | an q member,
tho governor added. BY that time
many people, including officials, did
not want to listen
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-01-14
The Purpose of the Ohio
international Institute and
international Day

II Is college movement for World
Fellowship.
1t Is sympathetic with my con
struetiye spiritual aud social force
1t makes study Of international
problems.
II Is an opportunity to cultivate
the acquaintance OF people Of other
countries.
II IL an opportunity to share in
the values of different cultures.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-01-14

Hundreds of students from the
colleges of Ohio and adjoining states
will meet at Wilberforee University.
Many students and professors with
European and Aslatic backgrounds
will be together on this day.
This International Day has become
u tradition a, Nilberfoiee and is re-
garded among the most interesting
meetings in ohio. While II is Il coli
legc movement. people Of all walks
of life have il part in II.
The Oriental and European sltn
alton, and the United States respon
sibiIity iii an international spirit will
form the hasis for the days discus
sion. Persons Of recent experience
Of the themes OF the day.
Students IRE expected to contri
butte large share in the discussions.
The question periods Will bring out
tho understanding of the soul Of this
world picture Students Of Govern
ment, International Law, Sociology
and Religion will find material Of
great value Ia this occasion,
The Purpose OF the Ohio
international inNtitufo and
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-01

picked senate lSaNeI. bdI hISA -
opposed in the Aug. primary to
Gov. A. B. dHappy) Chandler, a
New Dealer in his own right until
nc challenged the senator's posi-
ton.
In Kansas tomorrow the nation
will watch the progress of the Rev.
Gerald B. Winrod who Is seeking
Republican senatorial nomination
against three candidates and over
the protest of Chairman John D.
NJ. Hamilton of the national COM
mittee. William Allen White. Kan
sas editor, and other party leaders.
Three additional primaries are
scheduled for tomorrow, in Vir-
ginia. Missouri and West Virginia
The sixth primary will take place
this week in Tennessee where the
conduct of Democratic campaigns
for senatorial nomination has
brought warnings from the senate
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-01
STORM DAMAGES
WINDOWS IN
SEELEY BUILDING
SEELEY NOTES

Mrs. Onie Ferguson, Mrs. Norma
Herrick and Mrs. Gene Higgins
and two children accompanied
Mrs. George Cannon to Oakwilde
Thursday to spend the weekend
with Mrs. Cannon, Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Diehl motored up Friday to
join the party and other visitors
Sunday were Mr.. and Mrs. o. B.
Johnson. Mr.. J. F. Gallaher and
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Robinson.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Williams and
children have moved from the
howard cottage to Brawley this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. @. Smith and
two daughters returned Tuesday
from Pasadena.
Wyatt Fisher after several weeks
in New York with his folks re-
turned Monday driving home a
new car.
Mrs. Nellie Davis and Ralph
Davis visited in Los Angeles with
the Misses Edith & Clara Mae Da.
Wis Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. T. Robinson
were visitors in Ramona Sunda,
Mrs. Robinson's mother has no
been very well and her sister, Mrs
William Schultz has spent thi,
month with her.
The recent storm damaged two
plate glass windows in the ole
bank building at Seeley.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-01
COOK FAMILY
MOVES T0C0AST
FOR SUMNER
McCABE NOTES


Leaving for their vacations on
July 26, were Mr. and Mrs. Ben
Cook and family, and Gordon Cook.
They will spend the balance of
the summer on the coast.
Miss Majken Moline and her
brother Henry Moline who have
been Tacationing with their moth
er at Ocean Beach, recently spent
a few days visiting tnelr father
Mr.. A. A Moline in the valley.
Miss Caroline Paine is spending
the week with her sister, Mrs. R.
J. Mason, in Manhattan Beach.
The weekend was spent on the
coast by George Yukawa.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Wagner ac-
companied by Russell Wagner anc
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Lewis spent
Sunday at Moreno Lake. where the
men fished.
Sunday was spent in San Diego
by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stall anc
family. They were accompanied by
Dudley Loflin of El Centro. Tht
object of the trip was to attenc
the wedding of Miss Ruth Sandy
and Mr.. willard Chamness. Tht
bride is a cousin of Nr. Stall.
Mrs. Lottie Mason, accompanied
by Mrs. Ned Moretti visited thu
childrens camp at Hipass on Sun.
day where Mrs. Mason's grandson
frankie Gillett, is spending thu
summer. Later in. the day they
drove on to San Diego
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-01

campaign expenditures committee.
Virginia. eighth Congressional
district is smoking with bitter
charges between William E. Dodd,
jr. who is establishing himself as
a New Deal candidate for the seat
occupied by Rep. Howard w Smith
Smiths record as a member of the
house rules committee has claSSed
him among Democratic legislators
cool and unfriendly to many Roose-
yelt policies and he has been black
listed by labor's partisan
league, political instrument of John
L. Lewis Committee for Industrial
Organization.
TomorrowS Missouri primary
probably will make three in a row
for the denomination of Democratic
senator who year ago were
thought to have been in political
jeopardy because of their opposi-
ton TO Mr.. RooSeyelt's judiciary
reorganization bill. Sen Bennett
C. Clark, Democrat, who was as
willing to run without White House
support as with it. is expected to
be renominated easily OF the anti
court bill senators up so far none
has been defeated for renomina-
ton Already in are Sen. Frederick
Van Nuys. D.. Ind. and Sen. Guy
NJ. Gillett. D. Ia.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-01
Mother rHitchhikes
To Help SIayers

SACRAMENTO, Aug. up
Horace F. Frye, Sacramento a.
torney for John and Coke Brite,
Siskiyou county slayers, today ex-
pressed concern for Mrs. Archie
Brite. mother of the men. when
he learned she was hitchhiking to
Washington.
Ma" Brite left Salt Lake City
over the weekend and announced
she seeking presidential clemency
for her sons.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-01
HUNECK'S
POINT
BUYING
PLAN

| Select the FUR
Coat you like at
Greately r e d uce e d
August Sale price.
= Only a Small De-
posit when you
select your FURS.
2 Balance in small
" weekly or month
ly payments.
4 Your Coat held
in STORAGE un
til needed WITHOUT
Extra Charge.
( Your Coat Can
be TAKEN OUT
Wnen w Il II | G q by
o p e n / n g a regular
charge account. Bal
ance owing can be
budgeted.
e NO Interest or
W Extra charges of
any kind.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-01
BERGMANS LEAVE
FOR NORTHERN
PART OF STATE
HEBER NOTES

Mr. and Mrs. Vic Bergman and
family left Thursday for the north
ern part of the state.
Mrs. Juanita Walters is visiting
her mother. Mrs. Lula Clayton at
Anaheim this week.
Evelyn Robertson returned Sun
day from Chula Vista where she
visited her aunt for two weeks.
Dewey Clevenger and Louis Faust
made a business trip to Ontario
recently.
Irwin Stookesbury left Saturday
for Turlock.
Charles Bob Mattox. Henry Jor-
dan and True Chappell left We'd
nesday for Fresno.
Mr. and Mrs. John Briggs left
this week for Live Oaks to visit
Mrs. Briggs sister and family.
Melba Price who is employed in
Brawley spent the week end with
her mother, Mrs. Price of Heber.
Claude HartZel of Imperial visit
ed friends in Heber Monday eve
ming.
Bobbie Sue Robertson is spending
her vacation in San Diego.
Mrs. Mary Davis was guest
at the Howard Davis home Sun
day it being little Sharen Anne's
first birthday. Ice cream and cake
were served in the evening.
Mrs. Irwin Stookesbury anc
daughters Marcille and Kay anc
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Chandler vert
guests at a fried chicken dinner a
the Ray Barnes home Sunday.
Mrs. Estell Carnes and daughter
Pat who have been visiting Mrs
Carnes mother, Mrs. Price, hav'
returned to their home at Winnie
wood, Okla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curley Regan lef
this week for Colorado.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Barnes ant
son Raymond left Sunday for Tur
lock where Barnes will be employ
ed for several weeks. They plal
to visit their daughter, Mrs. Wilbu
Hoage and family of Sonora.
Harry Owens was almost over
come with the heat recently an
!, motored to San Diego and has re
turned much improved.
2 Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Davis hav
/ rented one of the Chamberlai
7 cottages for the summer.
John Stindt was a dinner CUES
at the Woodie Gilbert home Sun
| day, it being Mr.. Gilbert's birthda,
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Boone hav
purchased the Sherman Gumr
. property.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thurman Hall an
family have moved into one c
the Pat ST. ohn's houses. Mrs. Ha
is Mrs. Stookesbury's niece.
Helen Terrence is vacationing i
Ontario at the home of her grand
parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Falliven
left Monday for Richmond.
Mrs. Edith Sartain returne
from Wilmington where she ac
companied her daughter Mrs. Jes
sic Angus who left for Honolulu.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Fleming ar
moving back to their home in He
Der from the ranch.
Wedding Cake
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-01
Woman, 81. Killed
In Automobile Dive

PLACERVILLE Cal. Aug. CUP)
Authorities today checked circum-
stances of an automobile accident
on the steep Meyers grade to Lake
Tahoe yesterday which killed Mrs
Ruth Schoedsaek, 81. of Los An
eeles and injured two other women
The car occupied by the three
women was near the top of the
grade when it failed to round a
hsirpin curve and plunged 25 feet
to the highway below.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-01
Nation Watches Tests of
New DeoI Leadership
In Six Primary Votes

WASHINGTON Aug. l. (UP)-Clear tests of both
Republican and New Deal-Democrac leadership will be
made this week among some of six primary elections.
President Roosevelt interviewed forcefully in Kentucky
to obtain denomination of Aben w Barkey, his hand
Imperial Valley press., 1938-08-01

INTEND TO WE'D
Stanley Wells. %, and zelma
Brown, %. Brawley residents, Sat-
urday filed a notice of their inten-
ton to marry.
Evening star., 1938-09-01
APARTMENTS UhFURhIsHEp.
THE WINTON STANLEY

1409-11 Harvard st. n.w-Beautiful bne
and two room. kitchen and bath apart
ments; some with porches Conveniently
situated in upper 14th St shopping dis
trict. Convenient to street cars and buses
Completely remodeled New hardwood
noors. built-in tubs and showers. Elec-
One Room Kitchen, Bath-S37 30,
TWO Rooms Kitchen. Bath, S45
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HOUSES FURNISHED.

e302 18th ST. NW-6 ROOMS. CONF
pietely furnished: conveniently located.
1909 VARNUM ST. N.W.-FURNISHED. q
rooms baths, two stories t5 bedrooms.
garase: cleo. washer and lroner. Available
Sept. 10Th. Sl25.00 per month.
CHEVY CHASE, ID c.. 1886 KANAWHA
St.-Modern, well-furnished s-room house,
Price reduced if rented this week
CH CHI. MD-ATTRACTIVE BRICK
house en- large corner lot; rms. 3 bed
rms. > baths oil heat. refe; tastefuly fur
mShed lovely YARD. DIXIE REALTY CO.,
Natl. $3.50.
NEARBY VIRGINIA, S65-FIVE ROOMS,
tlle bath, breakfast nook. sleeping porch.
fireplace; electric refriserator oil burner.
1872 N. Cleveland St. Arlington, Va.
Phone Walnut S2lS-M
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APARTMENTS UNFURklsHED.
1882 BILTMORE ST. NV.
Rn0ms Kitchen Roth SHk
THE AI,REMART,E

I7GO T st. NV, 3. 4 and s rm.. kit,
path apts.. S42. 5O-SSO monthly; large airy
rms; cross ventilation; 24-hr elevator
service: G E.. refg. on house current; a
Guiet. diGnfied house. Call West 2O44 or
Evening star., 1938-09-01

371e MASS. AVE Nw.-9 RMS. 3 BATHS.
2a9ar 2siA garage; oil burner; ss5, BEHREIND,
near Waller Reed. Available Immediately
SO. ST. Elder st. NV. Georgia 760s.
shsny s5s5.. ay}s;@csn s}.,s 5s used y 5smiiss.
owner, 1913 30th St.. Chevy Chase. D. C.
ss5s s 5sS % S$sPs5 5s5as ss Also
Gers: chevy Chase, D. G. c. and Nd, rms.
ba. to II rms, 8 ba., $50, to SEQ: also
blnsalow SO, Clarendon FuLToN r.
GORDON. l427 Eye s.; NV. Dist. $3.50.
:l9 1st ST. NE.-OPPOs1TE SENATE Of
fee Bldg.-Six rooms and bath. h-w.h.
Rent. $50. Call EDW. L. sTRoHEcKER.
BEAUTIFUL, 5.RooM BUNGALOW. PoU-
at 50l9 Wisconsin ave g
l149 MORSE ST. NE-6 ROOMS. BATH.
oil heat; he tovo q block from Trinidad bus At
31la G ST, sE.-5-RooM BUNGALOW.
bath. electricity gas furnace heat. large
IS B$eP es 45s5 50 '''Hs is sns1s:rs 7' s.
brick house: oil heaf, tull basement. ga
pa.ss Iass larse lot; lot e open ~ 10 southvick St.
$40 or owner. Emerson 1907.
3439 HOLMEAD PL, NV ROOMS.
kitchen and bath detached large rooms.
modern. Rent. SO. Call Met. 2l47e
doyELY; dsN Fly. COLONIAL. wooPRIpoE GAR
ssn Under sTs sm sds pore baths 9sn
rm.. attic breakfast, rm.; oil heat; ss5.
Key at 1919 shepherd St ne. North 747l.
PETWoRTH--sEMI-. DETACHED BRICK, 8
rooms. bath inclosed porches; near school.
BRoD1E Z coLBERT. INC. Natl. ss75,
313 WEST BRADLEY LANE BEDRMs.
svsrHthns eaths 'sT s16o SsTase automatic heat; mr.
ssts bssk 10Th poncs ST. ysr5 AN1 p AM
0637: eve. Adams 969s.
4aS 4iS, End sT: Sc: NEAR CA McAprToL AND
9!s5ys saaso Natl T. a7s4 h!1~h; newly decorated;
4435 End ST. Sc, NEAR CAPITOL AND
rated; $3.50. National 1924.
53 R ST. N,E.-3 BEDROOMS, BATH. q
schools. OWNER, Dupont 5o65.
MT. PLEASANT sECT.--6 ROOMS. 2 INCL.
porches. baths; can be used for Q FAM
lies: double garage. Adams 57s0J. %
DETACHED = 1909 HOLLY ST NV
~. b. a bedrooms. yard. gar. .s75,
121l Farragut st. NV: 10 r, . b.. large
yard 2-csr gar. ,conv,. eentiles: adults.
500. 5sO4 Georgia ave. NV: z r. b.,
arranged . families, $50. Also others.
Georgia 0179
4211 18th ST NW-SEMI- 8 R,
2 b., gar. oil burner, elec. refg.; now oc-
cupied 500. Furniture for sale. AdamS
7O2O.
2235 QUINCY ST. NE-VACANT OCT.
1st: detached corner, & rooms garage large
lawn excellent condition.; S75 Phone
OWNER. Lincoln 1921.
1O14 10th ST. NE-6 ROOMS CORNER
brick; gas, cleo, bath with shower: Gear
brick garage; inclosed porch; SIS. per
month. Wisconsin 4795-W. e
BRIGHT s,Rl ROOMS: BATH: BACK YARD:
possession. Phone Wisconsin 1896,
CONTINUED on Next Pa4e.)
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HOUSES FUR. OR UNFUR,

6211 14th ST. N.W.-OPEN.
rooms, nicely furnished; automatic
heat: bullt-in garage: elec. refs. 2 porches.
l27 BUFFALO AVE. TAKOMA PARK
: rooms. baths garage; oil burner;
large shady yard: $500
o. B. HOPKINS Dist. 1871 or clev. oe29.
1925 Vermont Ave
Evening star., 1938-09-01

2123 EYE ST. NV.
6lec. refg. on house current. Ele.
vator. Switchboard. Resident Man.
ager.
.'f%%s. t'f Ii. l. !: :ns md s:'h sts5c
Evening star., 1938-09-01
APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR.

1897 x ST. N.w-4 CHEERFUL RMS.
INV. heat, gas, refg. includ.. S55. Small
apt, S25. Metropolitan 0502.
Evening star., 1938-09-01
1437 RHODE ISLAND AVE.
THE WEST VIEW

Elec. rcfg. and elec. on house current.
Resident manager. Elevator.
2 rms. kit. d. 8. and bath ---S67.50
Evening star., 1938-09-01
APARTMENTS UkFURNISHED.
fCortipnod

e524 18th ST. NV GUST SOUTH CO.
lumbia rd)-2 rms, b.. S42 90 3
rms. k. b., porch, $3.50. Frisidaire.
QUIET CONVENIENT LOCATION, IN
Wsll;kept We l0 BLDG rooms kitchen and BATH
BRoDIE & COLBERT INC NATL. 1875.
252O L ST. -NW.-WALKING DISTANCE
knit saa 'sf
month. Dist. 1909. 3'
7499 BLAIR RID. NV" ROOMS, KITCH-
en-. bath; gas. electricity. heat furnished.
Shepherd 302l.
l462 BELMONT md FLOOR ROOMS.
kitchen screened porch. private bath: refs. :,
gas. elec. incl: near Meridian Park. l.
1875 COLUMBIA RD.-Creston; front. 3
large outside rooms, foyer bath. shower;
south exposure; conven. location: s67 90.
1920 L ST. NE. COR; BLADENsBURG
rd:-1 room, kitch.. bath. Frigidaire;
So so Also front apt. . rooms. kltch..
bath. Frigdaire: So. Janitor or West 1901,
5000 9th ST, NV toth AND KENNEDY
story corner bldg: Frigidaire on house
current. Rent $50.
81 5eTlfsnS Net 97l o7 gan EDWARD
rooms rooms and and bath. plenty Of heat ,ny arSe
DEN agent or 1antor on premises
low rooms. kitchen and bath; all out
side rooms. modern 2-story corner build
ina; Frigidaire on house current; rent.
S41 50: See janitor or call EDWARD L.
STROHECKER, Metropolitan 27l3.
Mr. 18th AND COLUMBIA RD-4 Ice.
attr. rms kit, bath, Frgidaire: sos. in
cluding gas. Adams $3.50.
CHEVY CHAsE-ENT1RE 3rd FLOOR
private . rms. kit. bath: gas. cleo,
Frieidaire included; inst. h.w.; adults.
Clev. 5l54
1920 DOUGLAS ST NE ROOMS. KIT.
pvt bath separate entrance. gas cleo.
heat incl
NORTH AND CENTRAL CATHEDRAL
Mansions, 30o0-3lo0 Conn. ave. NV. op-
posite Zoo entrance-Very large rooms, re-
markable closet space; . rooms, kitchen
and bath, SIS, so and $50; 3 rooms, kitch-
en- and bath Si2 80 and So 80; all cleo
tricity free. Adams 4So0 or Columbia 2l45.
1873 Goth, q BLOCK CONN. AVE, R
3 exposures: > bedrooms large living room.
hieh ceilings. kitchen, bath S55 Also one
small size, $50 Great bareans.
1871 Goth. u FLOCK CONN. AVE
One large room. 3 front windows fireplace.
modern kitchen bath. shower. So 90.
Two rooms. kitchen. bath fireplace. S45.
Larser with porch fireplace, bookshelves,
beautifully decorated. sos. i
$50 F ST S W-FIRST FLOOR, . ROOMS,
kitchen and bath. back porch. S25 per
month Apply MILLER FURNITURE CO.,
9TH and r. CT
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1925 18th ST. NV.
Elec. refg. on house current Res.
Mgr.
2 rms. kit. and bath S4S.5O
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STUDIOS FOR RENT.
STIIDIO
APARTMENTS WANTED.
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

2 ROOMS. KITCHEN, BATH $50 AND
~. % mo. Bus and car service. Inquire
1902 Lee hwy, Apt. No. /.
2nd FL, COMP. FURN, LIv. RM-. / OR
oedrms,. Kit. pvt. bath, c.hw. gas elec
G; E. refe- h -wh: y blk car, bus 3
Block ST, Hyattsvlle. Nd i.
RIVERDAI.F, MD.-ONE ROOM, KITCH-
en- bath. $50; 3 rooms kitchen. bath, is
foor: 500. Furnished or. unfurnished. in
c!ud!ng gas, electricity. heat. 9Os Balti-
more blvd. Greenwood 1919
S32 So ROOMS KITcENErTE. PRI
yate front porch. steam heat; near bus,
stores. 2s07 Pershing dr.. Arlington. va
TAKOMAr-723 CARROLL AVE-BAsE-
ment 2-rm. furn: apt. gas lieh. included,
$50 Adults Shepherd 2O95
TAKOMA PARK, s24 CARROLL AVE-5
rooms and bath. c.hw., garage, at bus stop:
adults insulated.
TAKoMA PARK LEE AvE-FUP-
nlShed small apt; elec. refg., heat. gas.
11ght included. SO. Adults Shepherd 15l"
I'LL 2oth. ST. SOUTH VIRGINIA HIGH
iands-Unfurn.. rooms. kitchen. private
bath; refR, heat gas. elec. included
FURNISHED, LARGE LIVING ROOM AND
bedroom. kitchen. bath; 5 minutes from
Conn. ave, Wonderful garden; l block
from Lee hiehway bus line Refined cou-
Ws,1n, pc only; So; a0eo North Ute street.
NICELY FURNISHED LIVING ROOM,
bedrm, kitchen, private bath. back porch.
2a johnson ave, Hyattsville, Nd.
Evening star., 1938-09-01

Plat o ST. NV.
Elec. refg.. Resident Manager.
2 rms. kit. and bath h--S46.00 90
Evening star., 1938-09-01
THE STANTON

12s c ST. NE.
rms. kit. and bath $50 90
Evening star., 1938-09-01
THE SEDGEWICK

1922 10th ST. NV.
s-story building. 24-hour elevator
and switchboard service. Elec. refg.
Resident Manager.
2 rms. kit. and S4s.50
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ave.-Livinc room bedroom kitchenette,
bath gas, elec. refg., heat: good nelghbor-
hood PVT. entrance; $3.50. Shep. 23ll.
1345 GIRARD ST. N.W.-ATTRACTIVE =
nm. apt. Frigida!re, pvt. bath pvt. en-
trance; everything furnished, $40 week.
Also other room s..
PETWORTE. 40lO 3rd ST. NW.-LARGE
hk. room: next to bath; gas, electricity;
S5 so week
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KEW GARDENS-FURNISHE 1-room,
kitchenette. bath apt. large closet; over
looking garden. Available Sept. |. with
privilege Of renewing lease. either furnished
unfurNi iShed ElDPrSO 81
Evening star., 1938-09-01

BUSINESS WOMAN WANTED TO SHARE
apt. with another. Col. Sfl5 or call at
1888 Randolph st. NV. Apt. 306.
CHEVY CHAsE-TWO ROOMS PRIVATE
bath, porch, garace. Ladies or couple. New
house Emerson nS.,N
Evening star., 1938-09-01
HOUSES UNFURNISKED.

2716 MASS. AVE NV RMS, 2 BATHS,
2.car garage: oil burner; S95. BEHREND,
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Evening star., 1938-10-04

the program. Analyzing the Repub-
lican defeats Of the last six years, the
speaker charged that the electorate
had been bought and declared that
only by getting the citizenry back on
an Independent, self-respecting basis
can the Republican party again sue
ceed.
The speaker also urged the removal
Of Jchn L. Lewis and other labor lead
ers, who, he said, ARE leeches who
fasten themselves on the people"
Rules for Headway.
When you show the people that
they dance to Lewis fiddle, that they
foot the campaign bills and that they
starve when Lewis tells them to strike
you can make some headway," he de-
clared.
Announcement was made that Mrs.
William H. Scott. executive secretary
Of the local league, was elected sec
retary Of the new National Federation
Of Republican Women's Clubs. organ
lied recently in Detroit. Mrs. Scott
in a brief report said that the new
federation was received with en-
thusiasm.
Mrs. George Madden Grimes, who
represented the local club at the De-
troit meeting and who was chairman
Of the committee which drew up the
constitution and bylaws for the fed
Grafton, was not present to make her
report.