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HOUSES FURNISHED.

UNUSUALLY PLEASANT. 6 ROOMS. BATH
piano; S41.50. Phone Shepherd 45O4. 4
to . pm.
Ss0-37l7 KANSAS AVE. NW.-6 R, B;
oil heat; completely furnished. THOS, D.
WALSH, INC. Sl5 11th st. NV. Dist.
755S-9.
LARGE, ATTRACTIVE GROOM HOME.
with sleeping porch. oil heat maids quar-
tiers and garage. 1914 Montague. u block
off 10th st. MR.. JEFFERS, Geo. Ossl.
BUNGALoW-6 ROOMS: BATH, BASE
ment rna and ami: ! block bus, 345, Peyton
WESLEY HEIGHTS FROM oWNER-SIX
rooms. Y baths, fireplace. auto heat; 150-
IT. lot: nr. schools. bus Emerson 9141.
$75-6 RMS, . ENCLOSED PORCHES
nnlshed as room. ami. garage; vacant
Oct. 18th; 12ll Trinidad ave. ne. Call
ADELBERT W. LEE.
1343 H St. NV Dist 1900
VEST LELAND ST, CHEVY CHASE. MD
:, Owners home. completely furn.. excep-
tional features. $3.50 Inspection by ap-
pointment Wisconsin 5135.
E. QUINCY SMITH, INC,
S09 18th st. NV. District 9057
MASS. AVE. PARK.
8 rooms. . baths: oil burner: garage
nicely turnished with antique furniture
NATL. MORT. g. INVEST. CORP,
13l2 N: y. Ave. Natl. 1898
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6 rooms. bath, h.-w. heat----S42.5 80
4917 KANSAS AVE.
o rooms, bath, oil heat. elec. refg.,
garage Tr0 m
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TWO BEDROOMS AND BATH on first
floor. modern detached brick home
in Edgemoor, on corner lot; convenient
to school. transportation and shopping
center Eight rooms and two baths in
all. five bedrooms, oil heat. electric
A remarkable value at S11,250. Long
term financing.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
1903 H St NV National 2345,
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CHEVY CHASE. D. G..

CHEVY CHASE, D. G..
An attractively designed Colonial home;
~ block from Transportation. blocks from
school: large living room with wood-burning
fireplace. dining room, Kitchen. breakfast
room. side living porch on 1st floor 3 large
bedrooms. 9 tile baths: play room and laun-
dry facilities in basement: detached garage.
Will consider trading equity for ground in
D.. c. or Maryland. Price only 50. $50.
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN, Emerson OILS, 2
to pm.
1881 NORTH CAROLINA AVE. NE
5,650-OPEN-EASY TERMS.
rms. bath. HOT-WATER HEAT. elec.
Also 1885 N. c. ave. at only S5,35O. Every
thing spick-and-span. Natl. 9257. IA
CAPITOL HILL BARGAIN.
ia 4th ST. Sc.
8 rooms, 2 baths; furnace room with sta
tionary wash tubs: garage; automatic heat:
new roof House in perfect condition. Ex-
cellent opportunity for renting rooms or
small apartments. Very low price and rea-
JOS. A. HERBERT & SONS,
515E. Capitol st. Lincoln 0129.
LINCOLN PARK-$6,5 500.
1875 KENTUCKY AVE. Sc.
Rms. Auto. Heat; Al Condition;
BAKER REALTY CO.. INC. DIST. 1871.
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PARK LEE, 1880 PARK RID. NW.-EXCEL-
lent location; l and , bright. attractive
rooms, spacious dressing room. din. kit.
bath. shower. Frigidaire. elevator. So 80.
Adams 1882. 1S*
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HOUSES UkFURklsHED.
<rN~ks~~AA

6929 GEORGIA AVE. OPPOSITE WALTER
Reed Hospital-Detached house of rooms
bath. oil burner, garage, sos per mo.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 1719 K st. NV.
Natl 116R " "
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-17
By PAUL HARRISON

NEA Service Staff Correspondent
 Hollywood Who will take the place of the famous screen kids of today when those kids reach the unattractivc, awkward age? Many studios are grooming kids for star ring roles, but most of them point out that they don't want second Shirley Temple, or Jane WitheTs, but are trying to develop absolutely lneW type personalities.
 TC-Fox has 6-year-old Jean Carol and 5-ycar-old Johnnie Russell under contract, but they really don't stand a chance of getting starring roles. for a while just because Shirley Temple and Jare Withers are on the same lot They have been getting good sup porting roles, however, and should the stars of Shirley or Jane sud denly wane, these two kids would be ready to i'll the gap. Although Jean Carol resembles Sh!ri>y Temple considerably, the studio insists that no one could ever take Shirley's place.
 Other studios seem to have the same idea. Warner Brothers arc all hcpped up over their littlo Janet Chapman, but they arc try ing to develop her as dramatic actress and not as a singer and dancer.
 Janet is just 50 years old, and small for her age. She's natural for ear-jerker roles because she's such wistful, towheaded little creature She has appeared in two pictures, and is soon to go into
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-17

H,m in Paris
 Young and Miss Husssy are in love, and wish to get married, but she fears the wide social gulf which separates them and insists that he meet her family. The folks at home. Ma" Thayer, played by Sarah Pad- den; Pa" Thayer, jlayed by Guy Kibbee; Frank, by Don Castle, and the hot-headed Cousin Henry, as portrayed by Ayres. are suspicious of the millionaire. Miss Hussey's sister. Lana Turner, however, considers the proposed marriage a windfall, and one which shouldn't be blown away.
 In order to impress the family with the seriousness of his inten- tions, Young moves into their tiny fiat with them--and then the hilar-- ity begins to bubble. last Young, unable to aid the Thayers financial ly, or win their favor, is reduced to the extremity of threatening to give away his fortune. With lightning like rapidity and in series of rip- roaring scenes the Thayers prevent him from carrying out his threats and with their objections to his helping them overruled, he marries Miss Hussey.
 Sharing honors on the same pro- gram is Grim Ring" which features Allan Lane and Frances Mercer in the romantic leads.
 Tonight the management of the Loew Poli theater presents to the theater- going public grand treat, which is the personal appearance on the stage of this theater, of (Baby) Rose Marie, the darling songstress of the air waves, grown up. Support ing this number is an outstanding vaudeville bill
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-17
STRAND

Performances this evening at Warner Bros. Strand thcater con- cludes the engagements of The Di- vorce of Lady x" starring Merle Oberon; also Ronald Reagan and Gloria Blondell in Accidents Will Happen"
 Tomorrow the Strand ushers in another of those pick of the pie lures" programs which have proved to be the favorite entertainment of ardent theater-goers.
 Headlining this twin feature bill Is White Banners a film so great that 1t is said to be one of the outstanding candidates for the Academy Award of 1933
 A perfect cast who really live their parts are featured In the film They include Fay Bainter, noted stage actress, whose recent work in "Jezebel" was so highly acclaim ed, has the central feminine role Claude Rains has the principal male lead, and Kay Johnson, Bonita Granville, the brat you love to hate and Jackie Cooper round out the cast of principals. Included in the supporting roles are James Step henson, Henry O'Neill, John Rie- gely and J. Farrel Mcdonald Co., featuring this program is Fast Company" with Melvyn Douglas heading the all-star cast.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-17

acton and romance than the days following the war between the states. when a victorious North tried to rule the defeated southern has been almost an unploughed field as far as Hollywood is concerned. While the breeding pre-war period has been pictured many times re- gently in "Jezebel', and the war itself even more often, this film is the first epic production in more than twenty years to depict the most thrilling aspect of all, the south's titanic struggle for liberty and self-rule after Appomattox.
 In tracing the fortunes of typi- cal Texas family, beginning with the return of the men from battle in 1865, "The Texans" symbolizes the tragic and moving story of the entire South during the post-bellum years.
 All the tragedy of the Recon struction period is revealed as the picture unfolds. A group of the most miserable men ever to appear on the American scene, the car pet-baggers, descend on prostrate land and rule proud people for their own profit. Aristocratic fam flies are reduced to poverty, private property is confiscated by corrupt officials who can never get enough loot.
 And included on the same show will be radios favorite funman, Joe Penner in his latest vehicle I'm from the City" The popular radio and screen performer is at his best in this new Penner panic, in fact it's more fun than three-ring cir | GUS
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-17
POLES

Romance and sure-fire comedy are combined with unprecarious results in Rich Man, Poor Girl featuring Robert Young, Lew Ayres and Ruth Hussey at the Loew Poli theater to- day.
 Young, socialite millionaire in love with his secretary. played by Miss Hussey, is presented in another of those breezy, personable roles which earned him acclaim in Mar ried Before Breakfast" and T Met
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-17
BY BILL PORTER AND GEORGE SCARBO
T. M. REG, U. s. PAT. OFF.

Jrne Withers began radio work whea only years old :. Came to Hollywood two years later no breaks for almost a year :. until d break came, she modelled children's dresses entertained at benefits =. worked in ne.ghborhood thea ters first break was a"heavy' part opposite Shirley Temple she swims, rides horseback, bicycle, motor scooter, and miniature autobile likes to climb trees learned how to throw knife from Stew Clemcnte, trick knife throWer .. speaks Spanish and French four feet, II inches tall :. e.2hs S3 pounds . dark blue eyes, dark brown hair plays the piano, the ukulele and drums.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-17

Sinners" in which he steals the picture from Bing Crosby and Fred MacMurray. Paramount is so satisfied with that one that 1t immediately put Donald into Sons of the Legion"
 Billy Cook was discovered on the radio, where he was ghosting for kid celebrities who couldn { read their own lines. His first role was in Men With Wings" and from that he went into Sons of the Legion" Watching the rushes on that picture the other day, l saw Billy and Donald O'Connor enact, without single break a scene which covered five pages of dialogue. That's feat which grown actors seldom perform.
 Billy Lee, though only 8, Is a veteran of four years in Holly wood and l6 productions. His drum solo in "Cocoanut Grove was high spot in the picture. He is now supporting Donald O'Con- nor in Sons of the Legion"
 THE SUPPLY SEEMS
 TO BE PRETTY GOOD
 Over at RKO they're raving about their child prodigy, Donnie Duna. gan. Just 3 1-2 years old, curly headed, and cute as a bugs ear Donnie recentl.' finished his first screen role, that of Peter ir Mother Carey's c h i cke n s. Whether or not Donnies optior is taken up depends on this picture and the chances that he will click are better than even.
 Producer Sol Lesser has intro. duced more child stars to picture. than anyone else in the business Jackie Coogan, Jackie Cooper Baby Peggy, and Bobby Breen ar, some he started, and he is nov promoting Swear -old Irene Dare the worlds youngest figure skater Her first job is featured role ir Breaking the Ice" which star Bobby Breen. This introductor, role will be followed soon by starring role in an ice skating pic ture.
 Lesser / also capitalizing ol Tommy Kelly's success in 9Th Adventures of Tom Sawyer" an,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-17
Legion Auxiliary To
 Sponsor Card Party
Proceeds of Fridays Event to Be Used for Flower
 Fund; Pride of Welch Circle to Hold Outing
WATERVILLE Mrs. R. W. Henon-17S6 Thomaston Ave.-Tel 3-5462

Waterville, Aug. 17.-The Casper 8. Davis, American Legion auxiliary, held their regular monthly business meeting Friday night, at which time reports were given by delegates who attended the state convention in New London. The delegates were Mrs. Frank Carney, president; Mrs. Frank Smith, first vice. president, and Mrs. John Byrnes, secretary.
 At the meeting, plans were made for card party Friday night, Aug ust 18th, at Fraternity hall on Boy den street at o'clock. The pro- ceeds will be used for the flower tund of the auxiliary, and the party
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-17
ABRUZZI DAUGHTERS PLAN SOCIAL EVENTS

Social plans for the fall season were made at meeting of the Daughters of Abruzzi last night. A Halloween party and formal din- ner dance celebrating the second anniversary of the group will be in- cluded. Refreshments were served following the meeting last night.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-17

will be open to the public.
 Refreshments will be served and prizes given for each table in play. Mrs. Louis Dadario will be in charge.
 Miss Doris Hughes of Thomaston avenue, Miss Doris Stevens of Boy den street, together with the Misses Doris Ker, Doris Downs, Dorothy Allingham and Betty Pettijean of Waterbury, all members of the Eight-teens club, left Monday for a weeks vacation to be spent at Ban- tam. They were accompanied by Mrs. Rita Mcintosh of New York city.
 Money for the vacation was all earned during the winter months Even when the snow was on the ground, and summertime seemed a long time away, they gave dance, and later a food sale, so that now they are enjoying the results of their labors, and the week promises to include plenty oi swimming, boat ing and everything they wished for.
 Dunlaveys Entertain
 The annual outing of the Pride of Welch circle, Companions of the Forest, will take place tomorrow at the summer home of MT. and. Mrs. William Dunlavey, in Middlebury.
 It is expected large number will attend the affair, and numerous and extensive plans are being made for the day. A steak dinner will be served at noon, and a hot dog roast is scheduled for night time, with an afternoon devoted to games and va rious forms, of entertainment
 Robert Wilcox of Sheffield street, a patient at the Waterbury hospital, is reported to be holding his own, but his condition remains critical.
 Mrs. Frank Carney of Chapel street visited over the week -end with relatives in Guilford
 A group of children from the Wa terville park took part last evening in the concert at Washington Hill preceding block dance. The chorus was composed of children from Chase park, Hamilton park, Wash. ington park. Town Hot and Water vile park playgrounds, and the pro- gram presented included, The Star Spangled Banner" Alexander Ragtime Band" "Thc Old Apple Tree" Song of the Vagabonds, ' Says My Heart" Dixie" and Brahms Lullaby"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-17

her third, Heart of the North. SCENE STEALER, GHOST" 8-YEAR- -OLD "VET"
 Paramount goes in for little boys, and now has three promising young sters under contract, Donald O'Con- nor, Billy Cook. and Billy Lee.
 The studio is placing most of its hopes on Donald O'Connor, since his performance in Sing You
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-17
BOAT "sWIMs" UPSTREAM

Santa Cruz, Cal. CUP)- Franl, c. Elkman, South Sea pilot, has perfected the model of boat that will swim" upstream like a fish. The boat is equipped with fins. as it's sole motor power, in such a way as to take advantage of every zephyr and current, either of wind or waves, regardless of the direction from which 1t comes.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-17

will be open to the public.
 Refreshments will be served and prizes given for each table in play. Mrs. Louis Dadario will be in charge.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-17

The accuracy of The Merry-G Round il was nothing short of phenomenal. As early President would invade Kentucky. On Jun that "the sole purpose of the Presidents r ator Barkley lick Chandler The Preside at Covington, Louisville and Paducah."
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-17

has borrowed him from Selznick for series, the first of which will be "Peck's Bad Boy at the Circus" " Selznick also plans to star Tommy in "Heartbreak Town"
 Tom Sawyer" also brought lit- tie Ann Gillis into the public eye at Becky Thatcher, and she is soon to start work at Paramount in the title role of Little Orphan An- nie."
 Then, we must not forget the Dionne quintuplets. Those kids are already typed as sister act, but they can be sure of at least one successful picture per year-if their guardians let 'em.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-17
In The Local
 ThenterS
STATE

Today and tomorrow mark your last opportunity to see Letter of Introduction" starring Charlie Mo- Carthy, Edgar Bergen, Andrea Leeds and Adolph Menjou; also Danger on the Air, with Donald Woods and Nan Grey, current at- fractions at the heaIthfully air conditioned Warner Brothers State theater and now in the second of a three-day hold over engagement.
 On Friday the State will usher in the third big hit of Its new movie season "The Texans" great drama of the southwest.
 With Joan Bennett, Randolph Scott and May Robson playing the chief roles at the head of cast of thousands, this film is one that should be. seen by everyone and just think of it during these hot sultry days you may enjoy it in the cool comfortable atmosphere of Water bury's only air conditioned theater.
 The film marks the first motior picture epic to deal with the Re- construction South since the "Tht Birth of Nation" back in 1915.
 Although no period in American history is more filled with color
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-08-17

Robert Wilcox of Sheffield street, a patient at the Waterbury hospital, is reported to be holding his own, but his condition remains critical.
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ano s1to,.n D ST; s1;, Me- E.; LARGE ROOMS.
heat furnished; rent reasonable.
ne ah1a saS sssb ss ses Res %sT kit
kitchenette; gas light incl: yard; children
poeomae foaa Risss sss4 Pl' n'w'' bet and SIS
EMPLOYED COUPLE SHARE HALF Ex-
Piassea.i Piensss IN n6yrb PVT home fs apt OF rms
los You st. ne Decatar tu y sieS. ias' 0i mouse
1474 MERIDIAN ROOMS KIT. PRI-
yate bath; inclosed sun porch; refrg.. cleo.
gas included; S45: adults.
kitchen porch, pvt. bath; gas lst EoRRMs. Reas
cont: h. ". elec. refrg.; excel. condition;
2o.6 PORTER ST. N.W.-LovELY
ana nofn Bel ss cSn bd
cool delightful; reas. rent; res mgr.
TAKoMA PARK. 800 FLOWER AvE.-3
rms;: rIoss bath ID ktehenette sts AMI; near bus
THE WILBURTON. 1874 COLUMBIA RD.
high-grade building. Reasonable Tent rent.
Columbia sf si5a or 0e coiumbia 1881
IS EvARTs ST. NE. OFF NORTH CAPT
bath, inclosed porch; refrs.. heat. gas gas
cleo; reas. Potomac O067.
l.,
rooms. kitchen and bath: heat, gas and
electricity included
$500 L ST NW.-WALKING DISTANCE
downtown. 2 rooms. kit. bath free re-
pss sSs u.s. NC GEbEs ssdens asen TeTsr
Bldg. IA
1aol 2lst ST, NV. DowNToWN-3
rooms, kitchen, bath, $40.
kitchen; bath. G. E. refg, S55. Screened
,p.I
large porch; all outside rooms; electric
REFRIGERATOR.
l@4G 9th st. NV rooms. kitchen,
The Mi. Vernon, 9th and New York ave
NV rooms. kitchen, bath. S32.5G.
kitchen Tstd bad sg a" So Frxdsre on 5ouse
L1NKINs CO., 1922 St. NV. Dist. 1922.
s-dI4 lt4s vIIsARD6 G5RARD ST nE,I; MY n,,c
One room, dining alcove. kitchen. bath.
large dressing closet with Murphy bed;
gas included GiHR9us S31 e m
1922 H St NV District 35a2
FIRST FLOOR, BRIGHT APT.
3 Rooms, Kit. Bath, Very Reasonable.
LAVENIA. 61s F st. NE.
AS Mess strae2t RoaGH y9H pEsGt GAN ab LIVE 1N Sns
room, ! or : Bedrooms. foyer, foyer modern kit.
bath r15NsIP9N aSss P9seh 4a d9IS snly $3.50.
HENRY LEE.
B Rhode Island Ave. NV.
Electric Refrigeration.
8 rooms, kitchen and bath 500
IA 8 ST. NE.
2 ICONS ICONS kitchen and bath; light 20
w H. WALKER.
Shoreham Bldg Natl. 1880.
1915 OTIS PL NV.
o rms 1863 oa'c CHAPLIN PIN sT. 1!" NV fo'
B rPs PEANT 9ata, AND hese aoRpoh. d95n, nc. Ne.
1874 Park Rd NV. Col. Os3s.
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FONTANET COURTS.
14OO FairnOnt St NV

ss0 Rooms. PM 3 ROOMS. 5 ROOMS.
Large kitchen. tiled bathroom plenty
closet space; quiet. roomy apartments,
completely redecorated: refrigeration, spa.
cious lobby; elevator and switchboard
See Res. Mgr. MISS MCNEIL Col. o33s.
S45 O0 ONE ROOM, KITCHEN, BATH.
2129 FLORIDA AVE NV
spacious. cool apartment loca ted
IN high-class apartment build-
ing in convenient residential
section: references required:
elevator and switchboard service.
Phone North 1897 resident
manager. THE FARNSBORO,
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large. airy rms: kit, bath. foyer: refp
on mouse; large closets; corn. apts.; south,
expo: switchbd.: elev.: S5O-S57. so
HAMILTON. COURTS. oI4O N N.W-AT-
sslec. refs: $50 month. Resident manager
Union storage Co, 7O5 Fla. ave North Oi 04
l247 KEARNEY ST. NE.-LARGE AIRY
front room; kit. including gas. cleo; ac-
cess to yard: Convenient to bus. stores.
SUBLET-2OO r. I. AVE Ne R0OMs
reception hall dinette. Kitchen heat gas.
electricity; $3.50. Decatur 416R 1'
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SEDGWIcK GARDENS
'26 Connecticut Av

Sedgewick St.
Apts. of and 2 rooms. dinette,
kitchen and bath. porches; 34-hour
elevator and secretarial telephone
service; garage. Resident manager.
En- 63Gc
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the HERMITAGE

1111 Vermont Ave. NV
Apt Of 2 rooms. kitchen and bath,
So so. Resident manager. Me.
6371.
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THE LEGATION
A2O Connecticut Avenue at
I1e1atinn Street

Legation Street.
Apts. Of and rooms, foyer. kitch-
en- and bath. S60.OO-S77 Eleva-
tor and secretarial telephone service:
9406.
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1913 P STREET NV.

1921 10th st. NV.
Apt. of I rooms. kitchen and bath,
$500. Janitor. No. 7o7S-W.
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THE GUTHRIDGE

21I5 r st. NV.
Apt. Of / room and bath. $4,000:
Apt. of 2 rooms. kitchen and bath.
$4,000. Elevator and switchboard
service. Resident manager. Re.
0645.
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1909 10Th ST. NV.
THE BELLEVUE

At Florida Ave.
Apts. OF 3 and 4 rooms. kitchen and
. baths, S50.OO-S72 so. Resident
manager. No 6153-W
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2116 p st. NV.
Electric Refriseration.
. rms, kit. and bath-------$47.50
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1886 EUCLID STREET NV.
Ant. of 4 rooms. kitchen and bath,
$3.50. Janitor on premises.
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FULTON COURT
1881 18th St. NV.
Near Columbia Road.
Apartment with large living room. 2
bedrooms. dinette. kitchen and bath,
S65 90. Elevator. Resident man
ager. Ad. 1910.
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THE PRESTON
THE CHALFONTE

1743 p ST. NV.
Electric Refrigeration.
2 rms, kit. and bath $4,000
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ENTIRE 2nd FL. 3 RMS. KITCHEN
pvt. bath; $40. 1880 Potomac ave. Sc
NEAR WALTER REED ROOMS KIT
unheated porch; detached home: insul. ;
elec. refg.: 2 adults Georgia 1850.
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DOWNTOWN APIS. OF - ROOMS. KITCH-
en- and bath Rent reasonable
PERCY H. RUSSELL Il CO. 731 X NV.
KITCHEN, BEDROOM. LARGE LIVING
room and front porch This apartment
must be seen 10 1sSappreclatee. Cal! any
time except Friday night or Saturday.
A. R. RHAN, 692O willow St. Takona D. c.
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1913 STAPLES ST N.E-TWO ROOMS
kitchen and private bath with shower
Frigidaire phone; all hardwood floors. At
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S4l. 80 AND $40. 3.5O-.BUCHANAN APIS.
1925 18th st.-Liv. r., bedrm.. k. b., porch.
Also wyatt Apts.. S45 UP. 4520 Ga. ave,
1924 sth ST NV. (Sth AND LONGFEL-
low rooms. kitchen and bath all out
Frigidaire on house current. Rent. S47.50.
See lanitor or can EDWARD l.. STRO-
HECKER Metropolitan 2713.
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1851 OAK STREET NV.
Apis. Of 2 rooms. kitchen and bath.
$4,000. Resident manager. Ad.
SS35.
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IA 10th ST NE-6 ROOMS AND BATH.
all m l.. large porch Rent. S4250 Apply
IL Sth St Sc. Apt . 81
1006 SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. S.E.-PRI-
vate; > rooms. kitchenette, bath. hot
water; refg first floor; S35
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THE CLIFTON, 1923 CLIFTON ST. NV
One Broom and one 4room apt. $50;
just vacant. See ianitor. %
WEAVER APIS. 1473 IRVING ST. NV
2 and 3 rooms kitchen and bath. $3.50
to S55. See res. mgr, or call Adams 499S.
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1919 3Oth ST NV, NEAR QUE ST-3
rooms, kitchen, bath, Frigidaire, $3.50
Also . rms, kit. bath Frigidaire, $40.
HERMAN E. GASCH IL SON, 1920 K st.
NV National 1874
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14,3-43 SPRING ROAD NV

Apts. Of rooms. kitchen and bath.
S55. .OO-S57 so. Resident managers.
Ad. 4745-Co. S531.
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THE WALTER REED APIS. COR. GA.
ave, and Butternut st. n.w.-One large
room. kitchen. bath and dressing room
with window: may be used for bedrm Frig-
1dalre on house current. $40 Mgr. Apt. ..
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1919 IRVING ST. .N.W.-ENTIRE SECOND
floor. 4 rms, kit. porch, private bath,
shower: paS, cleo. heat. refg.
NORTH CAPITOL AND RHODE ISLAND
ave- large rooms. porch; c.h.w., gas.
cleo. heat furn.; for couple. Pot. 2216W.