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The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-04-29
r E A 7 U K E S
run Out Of Harlem"

"Unscrupulous white landlords,
merchants and i4dustrialists must he
run out Of Harlem. Not only are
they racketeering on every citizen in
this community, but they are also
detrimental to every honest Harlem
merchant"
The source of the above quotation,
published on the first page of Har-
lem newspaper, under the signature
Of the editor, is disclosed in this Sec
ond quotation from the same signed
article:
"The future OF Harlem depends
upon our cooperative efforts. Fully
aware of this, The Amsterdam News
is ready and anxious to help Har-
lemites get q better deal, so that we
can progress instead of retrogress.
In our eighteen years Of CONSTANT
observing the Harlem scene, this Is
the first time We have ever seen SO
open an appeal TO intolerance based
solely on color, and so diiact an as
sertion that what Is obviously the
police power will be usurped by 9th
ers. in such highly responsible quar-
ters
This writer, as citizen, resident.
voter, and business man Of Harlem,
| IS opposed to ALL unscrupalous land
lords merchants, etc, whether they
be white, brown, yellow. or Negro.
| but we certainly would no recon-
mend that anybody other thar Police
Commissioner Valentine BE- the one
| to '.run them out" Of Harlem.
One reason Harlem has an sxtra
force Of mounted police on many
| corners now is the direct result OF
| this same philosophy In action some
two years ago. Nearly million dol
| lars in property damage came from
such Il philosophy and in that de-
bacle, the INNOCENT (both coiored
and white) suffered with the guilty.
On the other hand, our studied
| advice to the Harlem public IS 10
| watch those who advocate taking
matters in their own hands. What
| are THEY doing about the condl-
tions they would improve? The
management Of the newspaper men
| toned above broke all precedents ~
| Negro journalism when it brought IN
white man to head up its editorial
staff, over the heads of Negro editors
| who had been there for years. They
| broke journalistic precedents again
when they brought in white man
| to head the advertising department,
| in the office.
But the management of that news
paper has variety Of interests. In
| another one of their concerns they
| employ white lawyer for work IN
| Harlem, while Harlem Negro law
yers are starving for work; and they
employ other white officials, while
there are colored officials Of the
same class in Harlem who might do
| the work.
Again we quote from the signed
front page article: "We have been
frozen out of job opportunities in
| Harlem mainly because of the lack
Of cooperation and sound planning
by both the Negro leaders and the
white business men," How true!
Harlem will never make real pro
| gress until it can find leaders who
"practice what they preach
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-04-29
BARGAIN REAL.
ESTATE OFFER
LOTS ON BROADWAY
IN CARY-sTEEJ CENTER

An unusual opportunity to acquire
g fal estate investment Of high char
actcr Is offered, Two lots on Broad
way. the principal street in the fam
Gus steel city, Gary, Indiana, are
offered at i sacrifice for early sale.
These lots are located right on Broad
way, the main artery Of the city at
28th stseet, fronting the colored
settlement and one block from beau
tiful Dune Park, four blocks from
Roosevelt IIigh School. May be pur-
chased for cash or on terms.
For fill information write to At
tornev Trumen X. Gibson, j., 179
w. Washington Street, Chicago, II
linois.
ADV. st.
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in
o of greater eserice
of ii kand
hoto
Evening star., 1938-03-10
by Larry Hendrick at the electric

by Larry Hendrick at the electric
organ.
Hi-Hat Lounge-At the Ambassador
Hotel; entertainment nightly by Hill
Billy" Dick Roger and string quartet.
Heigh-Ho Club-Intimate late spot,
with dancing from 10 till 8: music
by Peter Macias' Orchestra: minimum
charge a bit higher ON Saturdays,
when dancing is till $50.
Lotus-Shows, featuring several acts
and chorus at /, 7:3O and 1890
pm; dancing to Bill Stricklands Cap
itolians; minimum charge.
Madrillon - Spanish and American
cuisine; dancing 1880 till / 80 to john
ny Shaw's music, with Helen FORESTS
songs featured; minimum charge after
dinner.
Maryland Club Gardens Dancing
and floor shows nightly, featuring
Harold Collins as greeter and master
Of ceremonies, and other entertainers
Mayflower Lounge-Sidney's music
plays for dancing from to 7 and
after 10, when there's a minimum
charge. Songs by Maxine Tappan.
Raleigh Hotel-Mario di Polo's Or
Evening star., 1938-03-10
Supper Club Notes.

Anchor Room-Lounge at the An
napolis Hotel; no dancing, but enter
tainment by Anne Nigra and Bob
Dunnington.
Bamboo Gardens-Floor shows at /,
7:30 and IL pm; dancing to Russ
Cullen's music, songs by Mary Martin;
minimum charge.
Carlton Hotel-Nightly dancing in
the Shar-Zad room to Frank Gagen
and his orchestra; songs by Evelyn
Oakes for special entertainment; min
imum charge.
Checkerboard Room-Lafayette Ho-
tells lounge; entertainment from to
Z and from 10 to /.
Hamilton Hotel-Milton Davis and
the orchestra play for dancing In the
Rainbow room from till 7 and from
10 to !.
Hay-Adams House - Music in the
main dining room nightly from 6 to 9,
Evening star., 1938-03-10

the boys who like to hear her sing,
which includes raft Of people, hardly
ever let her get away without doing
"Dipsy Doodle" too, and Thanks for
the Memory" -. Happy Walker would
have US, and you, too, know that he
presents Anne Nigra, song stylist, and
Bob Dunnington. accordionist, at the
Anchor Room Of the Annapolis t.
Joe Tinker, son Of the famed ball
player, IS dancing At the Lotus.
Evening star., 1938-03-10

ton Of the David Livingstone Cente.
nary in 1910. The event will mark
the anniversary Of the day on which
the great explorer landed in Afric1
and started his travels. The ceremony
will be held jointly with that OF tila
5Oth anniversary Of the founding Of
Rhodesia and the arrival of the Pio4
neers' Column, which falls in tfa
same year. q
Evening star., 1938-03-10
Trade Mark Resistersd. o. 9. Patent ono,

berg has new spring suit, q hand
some gray tweed affair. which he was
sporting the other dinner hour at the
Wardman Park Comic Sid Marion
feted friends at the Bamboo Gardens
the other night, was introduced by
the emcee as the master of ceremonies
at the Earle, which would be all right
if Sid weren't one of the featured
Evening star., 1938-03-10

chestra plays for dancing at lunch,
cocktail hour, dinner and supper;
cover charge.
Russian Troika - In the Russian
mood; shows feature skits with
chauve souris flavor; dancing to Sasha
Bartnovsky's music; minimum charge
after dinner. Open Sundays and at
Saturday luncheon.
Shoreham Hotel-Two shows night
ly in the Blue room, at $50 and II 80,
featuring Charles Carlisle; other acts;
dance music by Barnee; cover charge
Swanee Ball Room-Dancing We'd
Evening star., 1938-03-10
After Dark
Smart People, Smart Things, Smart Places.
BY the Spectator.

~OMES now the announcement
of new haunt In the village
Y to keep you from the downv
couch and the arms of Nor
pheus; and on the desk there's card
maintaining the Melody Club will open
ccme Friday. March II, which Is to-
morrow in any language And would
you be a swing fan, know ye
Evening star., 1938-03-10

citizens in the Capitol's stage show
And if it has any political signifi-
canoe, Mr.. and Mrs Elliott Roosevelt
were seen two days in a row paying
calls upon Prince Mogul at the Shore
ham lounge Maxine (Mayf1ower
Lounge Tappan's "wham" number
Of the moment is Big Dipper," and
Evening star., 1938-03-10

nesday. Saturday and Sunday nights;
music by Jack Carrys Orchestra.
Wardman Park Hotel Paul Kahn
and his boys hold forth in the Metro
nome room: playing from IL to2.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-04-12

he would find that he had been
dramatizing her loss and his own
unhappy choice in a marriage;
perhaps he would be vastly relieved
to get the whole thing out Of his
system.
But Rodney looked at Gloria now
and discovered that it was torture
to see her exquisite torture;
and he knew, with his heart pound
ing, that he wanted her more than
he had ever wanted her before.
The fact that she was married
happily or unhappily to Peter
Kent :. did not matter.
That there would be a struggle
to get her he was fully aware.
Looking at her now he saw a de-
termined fight going on behind her
blue eyes: he saw the quick rise
and fall of her small bosom.
And the way she had produced
a cigarette so quickly, the way her
fingers had trembled in holding it
to his lighter, had told him the
things he wanted to know. He
thought: "She is stirred just as
much by me as I am oy her. We
still love each other"
Gloria raised her blue eyes to his
dark ones. She said, ard her voice
was oddly brittle:
is LOVE DEAD?
"You shouldn't have come, Rod.
ney. Peter and I are very happy
together. I'm afraid when he sees
you you'll remind him of things
that he'd be just as happy to
forget" Then she said, her eyes
fastened on him levelly: Il know
you bring back memories that l
don't find exactly pleasant.
There are so many things I've
got to tell you, Gloria. So much to
be explained. had to come" he
replied.
"InquestS are CORY things. Peter
will tell you that. Let's let the past
stay buried. Let's not exhume it
now and pick its pitiful bones :"
you mean the past is that
dead to you?"
YES" said Gloria, that's ex-
actly what I do mean, Rodney"
Rodney's face froze whitley. $50
you're determined not to listen to
anything I have to say. You're
determined to let everything go to
smash to go on with this in
sane marriage of yours just be-
cause I made one mistaken"
Then, more rapidly: do you
know Why came? Do you? No,
you don't. You don't know that
Isabel and I are all washed up;
that we have been for months.
You don't know that either she
or I will go to Reno. You don't
know that ] love you, Gloria, and
always have and always will.
And that / can't let you go on
with this crazy marriage to Peter
Kent. You deserve better than
that!"
His hands went to her shoulders,
biting down into her flesh through
the hsavy coat. "You don't love
him. Sensed it the minute 1 saw
you. You still love me, Gloria
Lee, and you know It'll"
II don'G!' cried Gloria.
To Be Continued
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-04-12
The Man She Won
A modern romance of life in the
Nations Capital By Washington a0riter.
By Phyllis Moore Gallagher

Mother, why did you marry
beneath yourself? Why did you
you from one Of the oldest fami-
lies in Virginia? Why did you
marry poor white trashp"
Gloria saw her mothers starkly
white face. the quivering lower
lip. She said, "Oh, Isabel, how
could you? How could your"
And Isabel said: Its true. If
we hadn't lived like scum all our
lives, If Mother had married some
one on her own social scale, things
would have been different"
Gloria sprang up from her
chair. She caught Isabel's Shout
ders and held her firmly. And
when Isabel's red mouth curled
to speak again, Gloria flung her
hand over it and crushed the
words into silence. Isabel, I
can't let you. I can't!" she cried.
Tears were streaming down
Gloria'S cheeks tears for the
hurt in her own heart tears
for her mothers pathetic, qulver,
ing mouth tears for the hol-
low, useless ambition that was
eating into Isabels soul like a
cancer; but, most of all, tears for
the tall, lusty man who had been
her father, for whom she had
waited each evening, as a child,
with her small nose plastered
against the window pane.
Two days before Christmas
Gloria drove up into. the country
for a Christmas tree she had seen
in the autumn. It was on old
Amos Parke'S place, a patient Of
Peters, and every time she had
driven out there with Peter she
had admired the tall, lofty tree,
had seen it in her mind all
trimmed with shining balls and
streamers of silver and small cleo
trio lights winking their colorful
eyes.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1938-04-12

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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-08-07
ROOMS UNPUBLISHED.

1917 II ST. NE lovely. light house
keeping rooms. large screened porch; next
to bath; gas range heat, light and gas
3ae EAST CLIFFORD AVE, Potomac, Alex
andria, va large rms. LIST A.; In: X;
priv priv block from 'f bus " ioe to ' Wash.
Alex 3516-W
47o7 CONN AvE-Gentleman only; large
room with pvt: bath. unlm. phone. Apply
1907 HAMLIN NE-Unfurnshed room
adults: quiet people.
" ROOMS and bath: heat and light in
cluded; ami. cool. comfortable; S25
Col. 0970.
524 eth ST. NE large rooms for
Ink; gas and electricity included; S2h
month.
heat. gas. cleo lee newly dec Co. ''N '''"'
1928, PRINCETON PL. NV rooms,
kitchen. semi private bath; cleo. heat. gas
included S35 month
LARGE Ink. rooms and kitchen. 81;
District suburbs: children Considered; well
heated. Line. 4si6-J.
1928 NEWTON ST NW-LarRe front
room room. : fo exposures next bath: SIS month;
cow; location. Columbia l5ea.J:
le'a, for one adult, SIS mo: :, adults SIP;
rms kit SIS: !: rms, semi-bsth: S25;;
entlre lst H.. 3 rms. kit, S44: entire Ind
f.. 3 rms. semi-bath. $40: cleo. gas oil
heat cont. INV: service incl: references:
yr. leases: INQUIRE basement or AMBROSE
GRINDLEY. as6 N. Y. ave.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1888 18th st-Pleasant
studio rm fireplace. windows closet;
attract, home. limited to : guests.
POI 9th ST. S.W.-Two beautiful front
rms. unfinished or furnished. for rent
ONE ROOM with private bath and shower,
Murphy bed and large closet, in new build
ing. Also store for rent. 100 7th NV.
zoos pennsylvania AVE. SE-Lowest
rent In city; . nicely decorated rooms,
kitchenette. sink elec h.-wh adults; x.5.
21OS ONTARIO RID. NV ROOM
kitchenette; nicely furnished; also lady to
share 3-room apt: Frigidaires Col 4S11
bath 1moderng: 500 SO mo. 'o ably for tey
at Beren's Cafe. 628 E St NV
1871 .CORcORAN ST. NW-colored-
Furnished or unfurnished room. Phone
Dupont 1857.
1919 VERMONT AVE. NW-Colored-
Two large front rooms unfurnished; quiet
neighborhood
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ROOMS FUR. & UhFUR.

1904 NJ ST. right of Conn. ave-Delight-
full single or double rooms: very reason
able: bachelor privileges. Met. 2U35.
:i6.O 10Th ST N.W.-Attractive h. X room
with sleeping porch: everything furnished:
for couple. Or will rent unfurnished. rea-
sonable
56 WOODLAND AVE. Takoma Park Nd
Rooms. furnished or unfurniShed free. in
exchange for transportation to and from
work. Or ] room at 81 and ] room at
$40 per month Two adults in the family.
Very congenial. Jewish.
DESIRABLE NV. SECTION-Cool front
rm., Semi-pvt. bath. c.h.w.; grill privileges;
empl lady preferred. Col. 1942W
1914 18th ST.--Furnished or unfurnished:
furn.. $3.50 unfurn.. $50 30. -
COLORED, 1904 Corcoran st. n.e-Mod-
ern rooms. refined home: INV. heat; use
kitchen. Adults. S3.,5 week.
.6l1 WADE RID. Anacositia-For colored
couple. Bedroom and use OF house; modern
conveniences; half block from bus line
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-08-07
BOARDING DOG OR CAT?
THEN READ THIS.

THEN READ THIS.
Don't leave him with your friend.
Don't leave him in inexperienced hands.
Don't lock him UP in cage.
Don't leave him in a crowded kennel.
Be sure there is enough shade.
Be sure fresh meat is fed daily.
Be sure water pans are clean.
Be sure runs are secure and clean.
Be sure there are no heas.
Be sure there is enough hired help.
Ascertain his reaction TO kennel owner.
A dog knows who likes him.
Ascertain If other boarders look cowed.
Give him a vacation on our 2S-acre
9lnsy knd y9I TSpId sx yei
Plucking, $250-Clipping. $3.50
SHIPPING SERVICE-CRATES RENTED.
Dogs Boarded, 35c; Cats. Csc Day.
FREE CALL AND DELIVERY.
Small charge extreme ne Sc sections.
DOG HOTEL, ASHTON IS.
Or our nearest receiving station.
1914 Col. Pike, Arlington. Va. Wal. S115.
$500 Western ave-. Chevy Chase. Clev. $3.50.
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tractively furnished: 3 lsrse roma eos
cts. private bath. Entire second floor Of
S Ssnsrs home. Refined adults. Lincoln
TAKoMA PARK Md 721 ERIE AVE.
nigh wooded elevation cool, near bus
attractive new furniture: 2 rms, electric
snes s O1 Adul shower eent iandr5 w WILL
Shepherd 1899
1914 BELMONT RID. N.W.-LARGE BED
ny r.i rm:; complete ~, porch. bath: elee;
roof Quiet. refined adults. Adams 2els:
MUST BE SEEN TO BE APPREcKTED-
Entire FIRST floor. completely furn; for
esc e gas
st 4. front cleo. o Te;s e al s n sdalt
G fGHD os M d Frs e One Se from s q
rooms, kit. Incl porch; Gas. eiee. refs.;
near cars. bus; reas.: empl. couple
YOUNG MAN TO SHARE BACHELOR
furn.; may be seen sunday SITTER = week.
Gays after Ter 2 APT. Sol. "l23 Eye st. NV.
NEWLY DECORATED 2 ROOMS STUDIO
type: semi-bath: adults only; expr. bus;
$3.50. 3f Carroll ave. Tx PIX
1921 KANSAS AVE. NW-DETAcHED
home; .. or rooms and bath. Col.
1850 NEWTON ST. N.w.-AR- coND1.
Toned beautiful rooms. large kitchen.
month
1920 HARVARD NV RMS: FRONT.
ss5 mo- 50 wk. se: i mgr. Aps. / 0a'h'
2 ROOMS, CLEAN AND cool: ELECT.
gas Frigidaire; reasonable for couple.
26la GARFIELD st. NV.
and kitchen: Frisidaire; COMPLETELY firn':
i N 81. laundering linen; no children;
NO. NO. u ~ ST. sE::--3 1-RM: APIS:
NV. SEcTIoN-LIV. RIM. BEDRM KTT.
pvt; bath: Frisidaire. phone util. Included:
employed adults. $50. Rand. 3al1.
1888 CONNECTICUT AvE.-BAcHELoR
place large closet maid service; ali linens
furnished: free parking space: S35 per
month; gentleman only: available at once.
1896 NEWTON ST NV AND
s:'5 and $40. Emerson 1874
BASEMENT APT. 1892 VERMONT AVE-
] rm.. lRe. kit: new fur. paint: cleo refg;
$a5 month: gas. cleo phone
TAKOMA PARK ROOMS. BATH; CLOSE
to bus street cars. B. IL o. Railroad; large
lawn. porch. shade: detached house; adults:
ROB mo; shep. 3oa1 40 Willow ave.
PA 9Th ST. MEND FLOOR. NICE
rooms, semi-private bath; private home:
NICELY FURNISHED APT ON 1st FLOOR;
new brick home only Responsible party
need apply: adults only shep. 1909.
Near Dup. cir so ! mds. or more; = ?.
b.. H.; elev.. all conv; so mo. exp. 500;
Win Single ben Jackson on S sfess IT, o.er'
1851 CALIFORNIA ST NV
Four, rm: apt modern kit; bath. lse.
e csif c. neT ays5 DaDeEed' painted only sS5
$3.50 ROOM; KIT AMP BATH.
Pre- gas. cleo. and refs:
comfortably and tastefully fur
nished: located in a most con-
venient downtown apt. buildine;
24-hour elevator and switch
THE MONMOUTH. MET. $500.
S62.5O /. ROOMS. KIT. BATH.
~o@'oo 344s CONN. AVE. NV.
Free Electricity. Gas.
Attractive outside apartment.
ally fne style. LARGE dinette,
residential section. Refrisers-
See REs1pE.SS9r. N sI4sis.ei Emerson s7le.
Soo.oO 1900 fAfRMo aSr'' 81 fA Nv
Cool outside apartment. fur
nshed in unusually fine style.
located in fine apartment build
ing. with beautiful grounds and
Impressive lobby 24-hour eleva-
See REspE snf MxNASGR oe osss
$4,000 ONE III! h90 q 81 ANP s: SATH
to da H.nt mans insiadsS eee,rsity md
94I.ou Ing; s4-hr elevator n and sS Saih-
MONMOUTH. 1873 . 81. NV. MET $3.50
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TABLE BOARD WANTED.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

BOARD WANTED in private home, ne,
Pennsylvania ave. car line. between !
and ! It'll SIS. Sc. Box 44I-D Star.
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ZEE s sE WIpy v SELEGpI0R OF c0cK
$50 and S"5. Wire fox terriers SIS and
$50. All A. K. C. registration and inocu-
lated. DEFENSE HIGHWAY KENNELS >
miles from Bladensburg on the Defense
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.
SAVE YOIIR TIME

1924 WOODLEY PL, N.W.-Comfortabl
Best food. Reasonable. Adams 0244.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-08-07

GORDON HOTEL, aIs 18th st.-on beau
tiful 18th st. location. desirable and con-
venient: comfortable rooms, single. $3.50
Se.5O to S11 so weekly; double rooms with
bath twin beds. Sl2 and SIS weekly; "a
hour elevator and switchboard service
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-08-07

200 CONN. AVE. NV LGE. RMS,
foyer. k. b.: available now; utilities fur
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RENT REDUCED.

140S Sth st. n.w.--3-room nicely ful
nished apartment. $3.50 week sleepin
rms. x3 wk.: heat. gas. cleo. linen incl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-08-07

1922 L ST. NW-Cool clean, double or
single rooms; now available: rates from
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-08-07

ONE ROOM AND HALL. INCLUDING
Frigidaire, So so wk: basement Ink room,
private bath s.. 1888 Harvard NV.
Alb SECOND ST. SE.-ONE AND TWO
room furn. apis. light Housekeeping; across
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-08-07

1915 UNIVERSITY PL., NEAR 18th ST.
N .W.--Larse front rm.. kitchen, bath: cleo,
vac eler hoy. adulte
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. 1928 goth ST.
n.W.-,,Attractive. 3 rooms, kit. shower
Frisidaire: 500: gas incl. Pot 1877. -
ARDMAN.,sUBLET DELIGHTFUL WING
comics. ) r, Ink or hotel service: reduced
rental. s mos. Phone TRACY. Col 1000
13G1 COL. RID. NV RMS. WELL FUR
niSned; gas range. Frigidaire: porch; also
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-08-07

1866 CLIFTON 81. NW--ATTRACIIyE,
two Of three rooms: reasonable: eonv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-08-07
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

NEWLY DECORATED APARTMENT. AT
tractively furnished; 3 large rooms. 4 clos
cts. private bath. Entire second floor Of
owners home. Refined adults. Lincoln
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-08-07

GRAFTON HOTEL. 1879 Conn ave- NV
Single rooms from $1,000 mo; double.
S35 80; weekly rates begin at $3.50; inner
spring mattresses; your mail and phone
messages attended to: full 24-hour service:
rid. yourself of housekeeping worries and
walk ~ work
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-08-07

PRINCE KARL. 1901 K st.-Attrac clean.
SINGLE. S515 up: double. $40 up
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-08-07

BASEMENT APT. .STUDIO-BEDRM. DIN
location; reas.: refs. 1l0l Clifton st. NV.
SM1THFIELD. lll5 9Th ST. NV AND
3 room units: light. gas and linens; eleya-
tor service
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-08-07

MT PLEASANT. 1853 18th ST. nw.-Quiet
room, next to bath: half block street car
and bus: gentleman: 81 so Col. 2015.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1938-08-07

.0Io WYOMING AVE-Double room. twin
beds :. closets: unlimited telephone.
:s146 9th ST NV. 9th and Quincy
Lge rm. conveniently located to street
car and bus: reas. Adams S123
5l5 TAYLOR ST NW-Front room,
shower. southern exposure: single garage:
hrea kfaSt ont
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1929 GIRARD ST. NW-Gentlemen:
comfort BILE room. newly decorated: pri-
waite home of adults: garage.
IFS 18th ST. NE-One room and kitchen.
sink. gas. electricity. phone; adults only. -
1926 HOBART NV. mt. Pleasl block
from 18th st. bus. car line-Very attract:
rm. suitable - persons; next Hollywood
bath; porch: phone: modern. private home
adj. Rock Greek PIX; high elevation: cool;
empl. person only.
aO9 GIST AVE. Silver Spring Md.-Single
or double rm nicely furn.; reasonable
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DOWNTOWN 1919 Vermont ave.-Select
suitable 3. $40 wk each: chw: best
foods; singles: board optional
NEAR RTH-Well-furnished room
in private home; very cool: delicious meals
Lunches available. Randolph 1898.
2l14 18th ST. NV single and i
double rms. x32 and S23 mo-. excellent
meals North yc5S
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405 KEDRICK. 1901 K NW-LARGE,
trance hall splendid closets: shower