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Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-08
RAIN IN IMPERIAL VALLEY

Rainy weather in Imperial Val
ley is bad because the mud is so
slippery.
You should not ride bicycles be-
,auSe the water and mud get in
your bearings and you slip. but if
you have to ride, keep in the middle
of the street because the cars
track up the mud.
| think there should not be any
dirt streets or alleys unless they
have gravel over them because
cars cannot get out of their gar
ages without gett stuck in the
mud.
Another disadvantage is that the
country is very flat and has poor
drainage.
Now for the advantages of rainy
weather in Imperial Valley. The
rain helps the crops to grow Tn"
schools are closed and you can do
what you want to. You can sleep
late in the morning. and you can
hear the rain on the roof. You can
play with the dog or cat, or write
letters, or just sit and think
The thing that is worst o. all
is to have to carry out the garbage
and trash, and before you can
come back in the house you have
to clean off your shoes and clothes,
NaaI McCllrda I'd Wilson
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-08
Baby Boy Born
Here Monday

A baby boy was borl to Mr.. and
Mrs. S. Okubo at 1:35 pm. Mon
day at the Ell entro hospital.
The baby weighed eight pounds
five ounces.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-08
Get at the Cause
Of Constipation!

You know that constipation often
gives you that dopey, sunken,
begged down feeling. Why not get
at the cause and fix it?
If you eat what most people do
things like bread, meat and
potatoeS-the chances are all
that's the matter with you is you
don't get enough bulk" And
bulk" doesn't mean what you
may think. It's a kind of food
that isn't entirely digested, but
leaves a soft, bulky mass in the
intestines that aids elimination.
If this is your trouble. what you
need is a dish of crisp, crunchy
Kellogg's All-Bran for breakfast
every day. 1t contains the bulk"
you need, plus Natures intestinal
tonic vitamin b., and iron.
Eat All-Bran every day, drink
plenty of water, and see if the old
world doesn't look a lot brighter!
All-Bran is made by Kellogg in
Battle Greek. Sold by every grocer.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-08
Regular
Cleaning
Pays

In that wcll-grOomed ap-
pearance that admits you
anywhere.
In dollar saving by get
ting ALL the wear out of
your clothes.
Marsh's up-to-now methods
assure you full value for
your money spent on gar
ment upkeep. Combine eco
nomy with pleasure by regu-
lar cleaning.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-03-08

stretched their long legs and it be-
gan to rain. There was an old barn
nearby where found shelter until
the rain had ceased.
1t was quite a long way home so
just walked slowly, glancing at
the sky and wishing the clouds
would happen again, but they did
not. When I had almost reached
home I met the little boy whose
fathers funeral had gone to ear
lier in the afternoon and I told
him of all the people l had seen.
When I had finished he smiled
meekly and looked at the ground.
Then very slowly he raised his
eyes to the sky and said, Did you
see my father?"
Rosemary Rice, IA, Wilson.
HOW TO BUILD A HUT
The first thing to do. when want
ing to build hut, is to find a good
place for it. After you have found
the place you get boards and twigs
to disguise it and make Ii sort of
secret. You ask you mother if she
has some old blankets to fix your
hut with. She will probably say
Yes. if she has some. If you have
some burlap sacks Use them TO
make a door.
You will probably want TO make
some kind of flag. so TO do that
get a white piece of cloth and
paint the colorS on it that you
want 20 To make roof you will
have TO get a long piece of board
or get a lot Of Stats. After placing
them where you want them. put a
OF of grass over the Stats or boards
o hide the clubs secrets.
You should always have two eh-
RANGES to the hut; one on top and
)ne under the ground, the latter
coming out far away from the
place where the hut is. Then when
jou are playing Cops and Robbers
you can go through the under
ground passage and come up be-
hind the other boy and he will
wonder where you came from.
No matter where you hut is or
how large it is, you will always
have fun in it when it is finished.
Sandy Sanford, jr, IA, Wilson.
Evening star., 1938-05-08
Wedding in Mini al

AL doy suckers, morbIes and
Paper dolls we're temporarily
abandoned recently when q mock
wedding wos stoeed at the Emory
Methodist Episcopal Church
South for the benefit Of the Sun
doy school. Youngsters Of the
school proetice for coming bridoI
porties of their qenero tion.
Photos by Irwin Pridgeon. Star Staff.
Evening star., 1938-04-03
often have new worlds opened to

often have new worlds opened to
them
Older people, too, are helped fol-
lowing severe fractures or rheuma-
tism, with many a crippled leg or arm
or disabled hip restored to its accus-
toned motions, so that its owner is
once again enabled to help out with
accustomed duties around the house
or perhaps eventually get back a job.
Many distinguished physicians, III
cluding presidents Of the District
Medical Society, the health officer
and the president Of the District
Dental Society, serve on the I. v. N.
S. Advisory Committee.
The link with the Kiwanis Club.
too, has been an especially close one.
AS a result, therapeutic care, skilled
massage and remedial operations
under Washingtons skilled physicians
and surgeons have been made avail
able to hundreds of crippled children
and handicapped adults who might
never have been restored to health,
happiness and wage-earning possibili-
ties without the pooling of these re-
sources Of philanthropy and skill.
The I. " N. S. dispenses three types
OF service: Full pay, part pay and
free.
20 Per Cent Free.
Seventy per cent OF the calls of the
society are made free OF charge.
Thirty per cent are paid for in one
way or another. Patients able to pay
for care do SO directly to the nurse
making the. visit unless they are en-
ployes of certain clubs or welfare
associations holding policies with in
surance companies which contrac ct
with the society for it's nursing care.
In the same way, some 40 to so stores,
banks, business organizations and a
famous learned society carry group
insurance for their employees which
entitle them to the society's nursing
privileges.
From its beginning up until the
operation of the Community Chest in
Washington, the I. v. N. S. was sup
ported almost entirely by private phi
lanthropy. 1t then became a char
ter member of the Community Chest
and at the present time receives about
two-thirds of its support from this
source.
Among the endowed nurses are the
Sarah Goodhue King memorial nurse,
Evening star., 1938-04-03

endowed by the society's founder,
Miss Tuckerman; the Mrs. Blair Lee
memorial nurse, endowed by Mrs.
Randolph H. McKim: the Minna Byrd
Lathrop memorial nurse, endowed by
Mrs. Thomas Nelson Page, and the
Frederic A. Delano nurse, endowed
by Mr.. and Mrs. Frederic A. Delano.
Certain other memorials are desig-
mated through gifts to the Community
Chest. Mrs Frederic A. Keep sup
ports nurse in memory OF her hus-
band and The Evening Star News
paper Co. also supplies annually the
salary of one nurse.
Commemorative Days Set Aside.
OF interest, too, are certain COM
memorative days which donors have
set aside for endowed daily visits of
nurse to homes where there is press
ing need of nursing care A few of
these include the day endowed by Mrs.
Emile Berliner to commemorate j1er
husbands birthday; the 10 days of
nursing care sustained by Washing
tons Junior Leaguers; various COM
memorative days donated by Mrs.
Dwight Clark in memory of her father
and mothers wedding anniversary and
Of her deceased husband: the Madeira
Day and Wheel Chair Fund set aside
by the girls of the Madeira School in
tribute to its founder and headms-
tress, Mrs. Lucy Madeira Wing and
the Cornelia Cress memorial days
which are the gifts of members of her
family. One hundred dollars endows
a day. which may be designated
Among the society's endowments
other than for specific memorial days
are the Dr. Anne A. Wilson Memorial
given in memory of one of the So
ciety's three incorporators by her CRATE
fult patients; the Mary Hopkins Blag-
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den Memorial, the gift Of Miss Rosalie
Graves; the Henrietta G. Bradley
trust fund. the DR.. George M. Kober
trust fund, the Sophie c. Anderson
trust fund, the Comdr. Franklin Rog-
ers Memorial, given by his wife. Bessie
Ramsey Rogers; the Mary Hopkins
Blaeden Memorial, which was the
gift of her mother, Mrs. Archibald
Hopkins, in memory of her daughters
service as the society's first secretary;
the Julia d. Strong trust fund, the
Special Gift Endowment Fund, do
mated by Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Day.
idge. and a special anonymous trust
fund.
OF ineStimable service to the needy
of Northeast Washington has been
the Goldenberg Memorial Center, at
1910 I street NE, the first endowed
memorial center to be under the juris-
Of the late Julius Goldenberg IN men,
ory Of his father, Moses Goldenberg,
and OF his mother, Rosa H. Golden
berg
In addition to its care OF the indi-
gent, the society offers a much less
widely known pay service to the gen.
eral public, which is self-supporting.
This service is sold on the INSTALL
ment or part-time plan, as 1t were, at
$ll5 per visit on the general service
and a 81 for the first hour and at q
lower charge after that on the hourly
or appointment service.
A nurse may be secured by calling
the society's main office, Metropolitan
5246, Albee Building
The nursing staff of the society and
all matters pertaining to its Office ad-
ministration are vested in its capable
director, Miss Bowling
The policies Of the Instructive
Visiting Nurse Society are motivated
by governing board consisting Of 28
women and II men. The honorary
president Of the society is Mrs Whit
man Cross.
Other officers are its present presi-
dent, Mrs. Stone; first vice president,
Mrs. Emory Scott Land, second vice
president, Richard H. Wilmer; third
| vice president, Keith Merrill; treas
urer, Joshua Evans, jr; assistant
treasurer John L. Proctor, and secre-
| tary, Miss Elsa M. Petersen.
The following constitute the board
Mrs. Leonard A. Block, Mrs G. How
land Chase, Mrs. Hutchil son l. Cone,
Mrs. Charles B. Crawford, Mrs John
w. Davidge, Mrs. Henry Grattan
Doyle. Mrs. David E. Finley, Mrs.
Charles c. Glover, jr.; Mrs. James
L. Houghteling, Mrs. Walter Bruce
Howe, Miss Virginia Hunt, John
1hlder, Mrs. r. M. Kaufman, r. M.
Kaufman, Mark Lansburgh, Mrs.
Reeve Lewis, Mrs William Marbury,
Harold N. Marsh, Mrs. Henry Morgen-
Evening star., 1938-04-03
U Street Council to Meet,

The u street Community Advisory
Council will hold its regular meeting
Tuesday evening at 1880 o'clock at the
Garnet-Patterson Community Center,
Tenth and u streets NV. Neighborhood
organizations are requested to send
delegates.
Evening star., 1938-04-03

thau, jr; George Hewitt Myers, Mrs.
Cresson Newbold, Mrs. John Jay
OConnor, Mrs. Thomas Parran,
Charles w. Pimper, Ord Preston,
Mrs. John M. Sternhagen, Mrs. B. w.
Thoron, Mrs. ]. w. Turrentine, Mrs.
Charles F. Wilson and Mrs. John
Marvin Wright.
Evening star., 1938-04-03
DR.. William Darby to Sneak.

DR.. William L. Darby executive Sec
retary Of the Washington Federation
OF Churches, will speak on What Is
Our Highest Loyalty?" at one Of q
series OF churchman's luncheolis next
Thursday at the Twelfth Street
Y. M. c. A.
Evening star., 1938-04-03
DR.. DREESE TO SPEAK
Education Will Be Topic at
Central High School.

DR.. Mitchell Dreese, associate pro-
fessor of educational psychology at
George Washington University, will
speak on Education" tomorrow eve
ming at 8:l5 o'clock at Central High
School,
The lecture will be the last in a
series Of free lectures on community
relationships sponsored by the public
night schools, the Public Library, COL
leges and universities and newspapers
of the District.
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APARTMENTS UkEURNlsHEp.

1873 OATES ST. N.E.-NEW APT,
rooms. rooms. KIT private bath; complete with
and eleetIlc tufnished Afp reasonapIe enable es nes
Helahts B c 42la atlantic Pi 4sosi5 ssi BRADBURY
9lo RHODE ISLAND AVE. NE, APT. s
decorated: SIS month. A11 '"SA' "'""
1908 FRANKLIN ST. NE ROOMS.
kitchen. lavatory; gas. heat. elec.; $35;
LoE, CLEAN RMS. BATH; NE. COR
nss mo oIa plst ana ss71 Mass ave- NV rent 500
1903 GEORGIA AVE, N.W-3 ROOMS,
Utilities furnished; reasonable Georgia
S47 .5O-ENTIRE End FLOOR ROOMS.
for sleeping garage. kitchen fully equip,
bas nes car sock eff from aeF n
press bus. 1880 9th ST. NV
IN HOME OF coNGENIAL COUPLE. 3
rms rms incl. porch; gas, elec;. heat. refe.;
$40 empl. couple GA Delafield Dli NV.
SIX NEWLY DECORATED APTs. OF 2
rooms and bath each. Or will rent whole,
l2 T., rooms and baths; reasonable rent.
YOUNG LADY SHARE APT. WITH AN
other; separate rooms; or will rent room
ave. rilersOH O,bb'.
HM a fonRFs Sah S. Ss@ rms sth k1 st.
bath. S45. Gas. and cleo incl. in rent.
M, M9dsrn Gndn ,nsulated building, orr
507 9TH, ST. NE--,"nd-FL, FLAT, r., B.,
sHsfa O1sv owNGR heHeh Georgia 4ese seW' dee
1895 PARK RD.-2nd FL; 3 ROOMS
on lst floor. D F. SULLIVAN, Elks Club.
TETON D u
plenty hot water; $3.50. W Col. f'o 475ss' .
PETWORTH. 43o4 Bird ST. NW.-oNE
room. kitchen; porch and bath; to gentle
sIor 81 50 S Tei Randoph i hhp e'se ssa s.
NEW. DESIRABLE. RESIDENTIAL; TWO
rooms. kitchen and bath; ami; also good
professional suite: reasonable. Rand. ll77.
$500 ,scHRIpER ST, SILVER SPRING,
porch; h,-w h.; reas: Shepherd 4551-R.
1880 LYMAN PL. NE ROOMS KITCH-
en-: en-, bath heat, hot water, refrigeration;
S42 90 See 1anltor.
3iSr s IatI 18th ST: NV: snd FLOORS RMS;
water, oil heat $37.5
.l5 sth ST. NE" RMS. SINK S25; 4
rms, heat. light. gas. $40. Apply a25 sth
St ne.
GEORGETOWN OLD MAN
sion modern conven.; auto. oil heat; c.h.w.
refg.: very large rm with tower acove
batn, Pullman kit; redecorated; windows,
| $40. 3l0l ST. NV.
32o4 18th ST. N.W-PRIVATE HOME.
overlooking park: attrac.. :, rms kit. bath,
Electrolux; insulated; extension phone.
Employed couple. Col. 1889.
| l4l9 HOLBROOK ST. NE-NEW HOME,
/ pvt. entrance, :, rooms. kit. pvt bath,
/ laundry privilege: heat hot water furn
| "o3 CLAIMING ST NE, RMS. SEMI
bath: heat, light, gas furn.: $50. Adults.
| l435 HOLLY ST-DUPLEx: ALL EX-
posures: oil heat INV. incl. garage 4
| rooms. :23-ft. living rm.; avail. now and
rms, fireplace. porch yard. Oct l.
| Phone Georgia SO1n. Reasonable
6ts PA. AVE. Sc RMS, KITCHEN
| ette, bath: heat furnished; private bath.
| Rent reasonable
| CATHEDRAL AT .7th >sT-WooDBINE
| Apis. '.S3g 18th ST and 3 rms. foyer
! kit bath. S45 to S62 so. See janitor
| TAKOMA PARK, D. c. 1850 EASTERN
| ave large rms. kitchen, inclosed porch
| first floor; gas elec. S35.
| > R. X B. CROSS VENTIL. HEAT
! light. gas incl; immediate occupancy. Low
| rental to responsible tenant. Col. 500
| ) ROOMS BATH, PORCH. 3 EXPOS; lst
or md floors. l56 18th st. Sc. Emerson
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UkFUR.

$40 Gna.Ea KEEFER pL. N:Was ROOMS AND hSI
adults: oentiles. Adams 1880.
1928 10th ST. N.W.--PRoFEssIoNA.L
of rooms. furnished or unfgrnished; spa
clous % LIVING room wood fireplace bedroom.
Semipa6h ZEN path use Of kitchen and acoye din
home-loying Christian folks desired: S55.
Open afternoons between So, Apt. so.
LADY TO SHARE ATTRACTIVE APART
ers, .44o 10Th St. NV. Apt 3o5.
4a24 l4th ST. NV ROOMS, KrTCH-
enette and bath. gas electric, heat and
phone included; reasonable.
apariment % yourself 1916 H s.. n.e
Gas, heat elec.
1925 NEW HAMPSHIRE AvE.-ss5, IN
fSaas gas baiS sd eles
TAkcMA PARK - FIRST FLOOR.
rooms. pvt bath. front and rear porches;
elec. refg. washer. Shepherd 26l4-W.
1898 FILLMORE ST. NW.-FIRST-FLOoR
apt. rooms, bath kitchen; furnished OF
unfurnshed
kitchen, bath; Frsidaire, electricity gas
incl; $3.50. 1411 Both st. NV.
CozIEsT. HONEST 3 RMS. B.; DE-
tached; oil heat, c.hw.. gas cleo; adults;
81 80 500. .4"l both ne
ATTRACTIVE APTs.. HIGH-CLAsS NEIGH.
on appointment MRS GREEN. Shepherd
5l2S
TAKOMA PARK, d c., $50 CEDAR ST
! large, delightful rms: pvt home; Oil heat,
refg good trans Randolph a4S1.
2 LARGE ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH.
completely modernized historic house in
Alexandria, Phone TEMPLE 1865 :.
YOUNG LADY TO SHARE 1-RM. PARTLY
turn. apt: 4!2 Francis Scott Key Apts.
near @. W Reasonable 1s"
1.,.Il i66l CRESCENT PL. NV ROOMS.
kitchen and bath SO unfurnished. $50
furnished. Apply res. mgr. Phone Adams
A6l0.
.1l6 18th ST. S.E-NEW HOME ANIL,
including telephone and elec. refrigeration;
adults preferred: reasonable. lS'
CONCORD GARDENS 1901 CONCORD
ave: NV, $500 block 13th>-New. cross
ventilated al artment. . rooms. kitchen, di-
nette. bath; Venetian blinds; large rooms:
retrlgerator exhaust fans: convenient
shopping center golf course express bus.
churches and schools. Res. mgr. Apt. lo3.
Randolph 3356
FAREWELL, $500 18th ST NV
> rms, kit. bath. also 3 bedrms. liv.
rm,, Kit. bath. nicely furn.: laundry space,
Washing machines.
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TO SUBLET APT, CONN. AND CALL
tornia-gth floor modern. corner apt.
liv. rm.. dinette, kit bedroom, bath =
lee closets. cross ventilation: superb view
switchboard and eleI a,or service INF
SO 81: furn,. 500. All furnishings new.
Call Dec. :lNnM. Ext. 20n
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED.

aa;s. g32 ST; N,E;Ls Rooms: KITCHEN
THREE tt ROOMS K!rcHENETTE; ATTIC,
anes 81 esas s.sn ceiambs ss,s s' hslosW W. $40
ENTIRE md FL, OWNERS DETACHED
home; :. rms. kitchen -dinette, tiled bath
elec. reg. automatic oil heat ch.w.: S55
q zasa. w. near 18th and Meridian Adams
$50 KENYON ST. NV, OVERLOOKING
Soldiers Home Park-Bus at corner en-
poea fo"p deeoata so su sufase see
Sun or after 9 pm. Adams 433s. =.
6025 .sth ST; W.---3 BEAUTIFUL RMS,
kit pvt bath; heat, gas, elec., Frigidaire
included; reas
NEW WEBSTER. 44O3 l4th ST NV
opt; and 3 rooms. kit. bath: low rent.
2hll MOZART PL. NV. NEAR 10th AND
: rooms, XII. and bath; gas, elec. refg:
reas.
1475 COLUMBIA RD. REsToN-FRoNT,
south exposure conven. location: n sss SO.
1901 NEAL ST. NE.-NEW APT, TWO
rooms. kitchen and private bath: complete
with heat, gas and electricity; reasonable.
1850 NEWTON ST. NW.-oNE LARGE
front room, kitchen. bath; electricity, heat
furnished.
MT, ,PLEAsANT-TWoR ROOMS. KITCHEN
poreb pna na'h eec st9vn eecre refs nclosed
244l 4Oth, ST. N;W.-LIVING ROOM. .
BEDROOMS bed kit bath porch and yard; S55.
Call Emerson OOPS.
1920 NORTH CAPITOL ST ROOMS.
kltchen bath; heat furnished; reasonable
for keys '''
40 NEWTON PL. NV LARGE
rooms. rooms. kitchen. semi-priv. bath: gas, heat,
eiec. Adults only. S35.
sls ksSsn nsSS4nspF ba6 ap PFHsAsE sAssienl sond
tion; heat. light, Frieidaire included $50
1880 CALIFORNIA ST. NV ROOMS,
kitchen and bath; S42
DupLsX-5l9h E,pssnsS noI.S 2nd ST. s.E5-e RMS,
Adults ReasonabIe.N Atlantic NJ ''1; GssS. sS '"S'
so RANDOLPH ST. NV. ROOMS AND
Transportation. Hot water. electricity. gas
included IN reasonable rental
Aps asaFm s4a D. Geo5sis s4s 1ssa Also Buchanan
!. ROOMS AND KITCHEN, PANTRY.
baln large o sds closets; senms porch Frisdaire;
p. DOUGLAS ST. NE APT - RMS
kit., bath, screened porch. dining alcove:
heat, hot water included Will redec See
bfsi pfssen5 i. .,I tenant or phone MR.. TOMS,
1''p'o'-4 L1r' ThlNLEE 11Gl KENYON
st n.w.-l large rm nice dinette kitch-
en- tile bath. refg.: clean inviting
MT RAINIER-FIVE ROOMS BATH GA
Iase; 3llO Date st. ne Greenwood .n3O4
Hyattsville bus to 3ls and Cedar sts
MONROE ST. N,E--A LARGE AND SMALL
rm closets, large kitchen. screened porch,
private bath; all new; refg.. gas, heat, light:
beautl1ui location, det. private home: Suit
able employed couple; S47 80. Dupont 5O46
; RMS. KIT. BATH. GARAGE AND BASE
ment. Reasonable if assume some respon-
sibility 1917 Kenyon st. NV.
ROYDON. R. NEAR 10th NW.-3 LGE-.
outside rms ~recepn. hall Ice k, b.. bal
cony: . exposures. See manager. S705O.
NAVAL VILLAGE, .43,. & NV. NEAR
river Army; Navy, Int. Bldes .-i-a bedr. :.
1884 CALVERT NW-3 LGE., ATTRAC-
tive, communicating rms. and bath light.
airy: rent reas. TO adults. Adams 2399-J
5ll2 CONN AVE- BEDROOMS LIVING
room dinette. kitchen bath porch; sw,
exposure; S5s. Gentiles preferred
WITHIN ONE BLOCK OF WOODWARD a,
Lothrops. 91f G pl. NV, rms. k and
q anil For orderly. quiet adults only:
$40 weekly light, heat gas refrg incl =
PART OF OR ENTIRE ond FLOOR. 3
rooms, kitchenette and pvt. bath 6519
Flney Branch rd. NV, near Georgia ave.
1860 PARK RD-ADrIJ Tc ONy ". p,r
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ROOMS KITCHEN. BATH. SCREENED
porch. cellar. garden; good location. near
LEGATION; heat furnished. Dec. 1852. 20'
and bath: am S37 80 oOs
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BOND APTS.. 1880 NEW HAMPSHIRE
ave. NV rms. kit bath reception
hall: rms. pvt; exposures; Frigidaire.
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MADISON APTS. 1879 EYE ST NV
Attractive. best location room, bath.
dressing closet. S35; 2 rooms. S4s 49,
THE MARYLAND, 701 C ST. s.W.-5
rooms and bath $3.50. See janitor.
1895 P ST. NV RM. KIT AND DIN.
$3.50. ALEX. s. CLARKE, Jr, 141O H
st u "
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1888 14th ST. NV LARGE ROOMS,
kitchen, bath and hall.
1462 BELMONT-.2-ROOMS KITCHEN.
screened porch, private bath. refg. gas
elec. incl: near Meridian Park. Col. O525.
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N AT 17th-2 ROOMS. FIREPLACE
built-in book shelves closets bath. XII, ,
din, 3 exposures: no child. 1882 18th n W
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4o43 GRANT ST. N.E.--5 ROOMS AND
bath. Available Oct. |. New building
Heat and hot water included; S45. S465O.
Shepherd 5154
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR uhEuR.

> LARGE RMS. BASEMENT APT, UN-
furnished; SIS mo-: will furnish. 1856
Monroe st. NV.
, RMS. BATH: YARD. PVT. ENTRANCE;
heat. refrg.: fine condition; very reas:
Georgia ave, mr.. Hamilton. Wis. 2992.
Natl. u3DS
LEAVING CITY-WILL SUBLEASE MY
beautiful apartment. located in one of
WaShlnetons exclusive apartment hotels
Reception hall. large drawing room, large
dlnlng room. TWO large bedrooms, two baths,
large kitchen. buffers pantry, porch; 3 ex-
posurcs Columbia 54S5
TAKOMA PARK. NEAR BLISS SCHOOL
; large rms. kitchen. sink BATH facing
Govt. park: heat, gas. elec.; S35. Shep.
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cVFRLOOKS ZOO PARK RMS. DIN,
kit. bath; Eigidaire. 27O7 Adams Mill rd
Nv Ant SHl0 Phone Col RHa1 los
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:, LARGE ROOMS LARGE KITCHEN AND
hall. also bathroom. Inquire 1898 14th St.
NV, second floor. Decatur 4704-J. FL
Mr.. 18th AND COLUMBIA RD-4 Ice,
attr, rms. kit. bath Frigidaire; S55. in
Guiding gas. hall. > entrances. Ad. 1882.
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9o7 ST NE. APT OF ROOMS: OH.
heat. on car line. Apply Jays Store 9O7
Evening star., 1938-09-18

2s0s CATHEDRAL AVE. NV ROOMS,
adults: heat. light, insulation; $50: lovely
neighhorhood. Columbia SlhS
Evening star., 1938-09-18

fT33 18th st. w-Bed-livine rnl. dress
ing rn.. kit. bath. cleo, gas. linen. Frigld-
lire; SIS up week; $50 up mo. Natl. 4n10.
Evening star., 1938-09-18

1924 18th ST NV. JUST OFF COLUM-
bia rd - rooms. k, b.. $40 so: 3 rooms
k, o.. incl. porch, $3.50. Frigidaire
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1901 B ST. NE.
bedroom, living room dinette. kitchen,
bath and screened porch: heat, hot water
ana lanltor service furnished: S49.5O.
4816 3rd ST. NV.
Bedroom, living room, dinette Kitchen.
bath and screened porch; heat. hot water
and Janltor service furnished; S4a5O.
SIS PEABODY ST. NV.
Two bedrooms. living room. dinett..
kitchen and bath exposures; S5T.
425 10th ST. NE.
3 bedrooms, extra large kitchen and
nath: heat gas and elec included; $4,000.
6O1 PARK RD. NV,
One bedroom. living room kitchen hath.
resident manager on premises: S45.
5236 44th ST. NV,
Bedroom. living room. dinette kitchen,
janltor service furnished S4o50
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO.. INC.
1919 K ST NV District 1n15
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Two rooms and inclosed porch apart
ment completely furnished; lovely south
east location; gas. elec. and auto. heat fur.
Evening star., 1938-09-18

NEWTON PL. NV LARGE
ms. kitchen. semi-priv. bath: gas. heat,