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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-19
BEzNE Oslo NO. 1910

jmeno Marie Vaclava, dcera
p. a p1. Josefa He'll. 25 rok1
pracuj1 tyto dive ctihodne ses-
try pro povznesenf jmena Stvo
%ritele, dvacet pet let prokazuji
lasku, uc1 d1tky We skole milo
vati bliznfho, 25 let zijf v chu-
dobe, bez reptanf, Is rok1 Sc
"a mas modlf a zadny z mas to
nevf a kdyz takto nahodou pTi-
slo to ma vefejnost obdivujeme
tn v~ytrvalost a vernost slibu a
proto s dovolenfm, jmenem O.
sadnfku Svato-Vaclavskych
blahopfeji temto ctihodnym
sestram k jejich blahodarne,
tfeba nepovsimnute praci. Pre-
il Jim ably svata trpelivost je
~neopustila, ably laska k nase-
mt narodu je jeste vice V je-
jich modlitbach povzbudila.
Preji jim zdravf a milost Cd
Pana Boha pro kterou tuto je-
jich tezkou cestu nastoupily.
Preji Jim ably az jednou povo-
lany budou pred vecneho soud-
ce, smele molly predstoupiti a
f1ci, zili jsme zivot zbozny.
To vse pfeje jubilantkam "a
osadnlky Josef Vonasek.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-19
re KLUBU
MLADfKU.

Y ZaSedanl ceSkehO demo-
kratckeho klubu MladfkG We
ctvrtek, odporuceno bylo pod
porovani kandidatury Medic
Walt do staniho senatu "a dru-
ny distrikt.
Vladni marsal, August Klec-
ka, oznamil kandidaty pro r1z-
ne drady jak indorsovani dis
triktnimi vddci. Schulz pred
sedal mestsky radni James T.
Klima.
Marsal oznamil, re klub pod
porovati Dude kandidaturu
mayora Jacksona do governor
skeho 1radu a re podporovati
Dude senatora Tydingse pro
ZnovuZvolen1.
Marsal ukazal ma to, re ma
yor Jackson svym casem I'll We
vychodni casti mesta a re do
brym by bylo, ably pro neho
hlasovano bylo silnou vetsinou.
o %senatoru Tydings rekl, re je-
no pficinenfm Glen klubu, mar
sal, ustanoven byl do 1Tadu "a
vlady Rooseveltovy, re jest jed
MIN z pfedn1ch s~enator1 a re
nenl prot p%residentu Roose-
veltovi. Ma narodn1 konvenci
pro zvolen1 presidenta podpo-
roval tohoto a ma Rooseveltovu
kampan zkolektoval 100000.
MarSal Klecka dale rekl, re
jest pro znovuzvolen1 kongres-
nlka Palmisano.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-19
DIVE STRfBRNA JUBILEA


Vazena redakce a mill ctenafi
Zajiste div1te Sc tomuto O.
hlavenf a nejste sami. | pisatel
techto radk1 sam Sc divi a pra-
We to jej primelo ably Sc o tech
to vyznamnych jubileifch uni
nil. At je to kdokoli, oslavu-
:je-li stribrne jubileum, vzdy O.
slava ia je predem verejne pri-
pravovana, ale O jubileum o
kterem minim par SLOW napsati
vi malo osob a jeste meme cte-
narG toohoto listu, a piece jul
bilea ia jsou vyznamna a hod-
ma nas1 pozornosti.
Dosahnutf veku rs rokG je
str1brne jubileum, ale malo O.
sob jej oslavuje. Verne vytr-
vati 20 rokG We stavu manzel-
skem casio oslavovano a pro
idle naseho skrovneho nahle-
du) pfftomna manzelstvf je to
vecnost a zajiste opravnuje
manzele ma vyznamnou oslavu,
ale oslavovati Is rokd CO Glen
kyne Teholniho Tadu, to je ne
co O Gem je tTeba uvazovati.
Dne Is. srpna odbyvaly O.
sadni spolky osady Sv. Vaclav.
ske d1lezitou schulz a mezi j.
nym jednanfm ucinena tato po-
znamka, re prfstf nedeli, FL.
srpna oslavovati budou stribr-
ne jubileum dive sestry radU
"Notre Dame, a Size Dude tc
jubileum slozeni poslednfcl
slib1. Tyto Ctihodne sestry jsou
dcery nasich znamych osadnf
XII a slice: Anna Kozlovsky
Tadove jmeno Marie Helena
dcera p. a pf. Josefa Kozlov
lskeho a Marie He'll, radovs
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-19

ka byla slaba. Ucinen APPEL a.
by i tonic smeru docileno
bylo zadouciho vysledku. Tez
bylo sdeleno tajemn1kem, re v
nejblizsi dobe budou vsem
delegation rozeslany sberac1
listing oznamek v pamatnlku.
Kazdy delegat ma Sc snaziti
by ziskal nejvetsf pocet by
t1mto byly hrazeny vylohy S o.
slavou spojene. Pomatnik,jez
m abyti opatren razovitymi o.
Bray a fotografemi, ma obsa-
hovati vsechny udalosti, jez
souvisf S hnutim ceskosloven-
skeho, verejneho zivota We
vztahu k teto move vlasti. Bude
to velmi cenna knfzka, jez bu-
de trvalou upomfnkou. Proda-
vati sc Dude "a 25c. Tim den
nj poradek vycerpan a sch1ze
skoncena. Dop.
- Nezapomente re jiz tuto
nedell T.. j. Il. Srpna OdDyVa
Del. Vzdel. spolek Pokrok
Rac1 Hody u Vasicku ma
Church street v Brooklyn.
Vstup volny, lidove ceny, pra-
va ceska muzika. Ucast prisll-
bill nasi krajane z Endicott a
Binghamton, N. Y.
- Czechoslovak Centre of
Washington, D. c., Sokolska
Jednota Blesk porada celoden-
nj vylet pondel1, dine %. srp-
ma 1888 ma sokolskem tabore
"Tyrs". Rfznj leak ma cepu.
Vyborna ceska kuchyne. Vstup
volny. Hudba p. j. Svitaka.
Tanec.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-19
AUTOMOBILY.

Andrew Gephart, asi solely,
smrtelne zranen byl v pondelf
a~utomobilem ma Bank ulici u
Patterson Park avenue.
- Tezce zranen byl William
Mitchell, 53lety z Annapolis,
jemuz pferazen byl kTiz, kdyz
ma Crane Highway automobil
s MIN Sc pTekotil.
- ~ roxy starry Samuel E.
vans tezce zranen byl v 1tery
pTi prechazeni Hartford road a
Abbattson ulice, a~utomobilem
Jamese w. Douglas re Sunny
side, Pa. Byla mu prerazena
ruka a noha.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-19
PROHLfDKA
DfTEK

Ma dnlezitost lekaTske pro-
hl1dky d1tek pred vstoupenim
jch do skoly, ukazal DIR. H.
Warren Buckler, pTedseda
skolnfho odboru zdravotniho
1radu. Doktor Buckler pravil,
jak rodice kolikrate pfehled-
nou chyby dftek, jez zdrzujf je
" jejich skoln1ch pracech a jez
.treba v pozdejsfm behu zivota
jim stavaji sc osudnymi.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-19
MiStni Zprdvy.
z krajanskych kruhI.

= Mlady nadejny Cechoslo-
wax, pravnfk, pan August j.
Brozfk z cfsla 819 Sew. Glover
ulici Dude sc O pTistich demo-
kratickych primarkach dine IL.
zari uchazeti o pTfzen Vasi -
O prfzen amercikych Cechoslo-
vakI! Kandiduje do Domu
Delegate "a 2. zakonodarny
distrikt.
Byl narozen a bydlf V sedme
ward6. Graduoval z Baltimore
City College, University Of
Baltimore Law School. STUDIO
val jeden rok ma John Hopinks
universite. Jest clenem Dem.
Klubu Ceskych Mlad1kG Z.
wardy. V politice jest cinnym
pc deset rokG.
Prejeme panu Augusta J..
Brozfkovi ma jeho politick6
draze mnoho zdaru!
- Milou vZpom1nku a poZ-
draw ctenaFGm naSeho listu z
vyletu do Atlantic City, N. j.
zas1la, Charles F. Senger, 1928
f. Monument st.
- Pan a PAM Thos. RyneS
st. z cfsla 1870 Cliftview Ave.
a jejich yet a dcera pan a pant
VIM. Hirt ztravili posledn1 So
botu a nedeli v Atlantic City.
Ma navstevu sve sestry,
pi. Barbara Malac a rodicn, p.
a pf. Franka a Ireny Kotwald
pTjela p1. Irene Strubank z
Detroit.
- Do rodiny Rudolfa Be-
,ranka a manzelky jeho Virgil
ME zavitala We stTedu dceruS-
ka, pima zdravi.
= ZemTela PAM Anna Pic
kova nalezela mfstnimu spolku
Sdruzenf Baltimorskych Ces-
kych Dam, ktery byl zalozen
pred 33 roxy a jehoz zesnula
byla dlouholetou clenkou. De-
putace spolku Sdruzenf BALTIC.
Ceskych Dam doprovodila zem
Telou sestru ma posledni cestu
a pTedsedka, p1. RGzena Stoz-
kova, rozloucila Sc S nj recf V
dome a ma hTbitove.
Poor! NepTehlednout!
Velkolepy spolecny vylet po-.
Tada Sbor Katolickych Sokol1
a Spolek sv. Klementa v nede-
Ii, Fl. srpna 1888 v Sokolskem
TaboFe "Tyrs", Philadelphia
road a Horner's Lane. Busy
budou jezditi pravidelne cd
Katolicke Budovy cd IL hodin
rano po Monument ulici a ma
znameni zastavl ma kazdem ro-
hu. Jfzdne 10c osoba. Prava
ceska kuchyn. Vytecna hudba.
RHINE zabavy a tez tanec "Be-
soda" pod ffzenfm p. K. Bit
mana.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-19
GLEN DR.
zETI POLICII Cd POLITELY.

Herbert R. O'Conor, gene
ralni navladnf, jenz uchazf Sc
O zvolenf do 1radu governera
We schulz pondelni v Hamp-
den-W oodberry demokratic-
KEN klubu, pronesl, re V padu
zvoleni pricinil by Sc, ably poll
Gle drzena byla cd politiky, re
p~ovysovanf a pokrok policisth
nezalezel by ma pomoci politi-
kari, ale ma pilne a svedomite
praci ~policistG. Dotvrzoval, re
nebylo by jeho pranfm byti
"politickym bossem''.
We prospech O'Conora pro-
mluvil We schulz zastupce Ken
nedy.
O'Conor V reci sv6 V Cum
berland v dtery slibil, re v pa
du zvolenf "uzije kazde zbra-
ne mu pc ruee slouzfcf v boji
pro zlepsenf pracevnfch pod
m1nek jak muzG tax zen.
= Mayor Jackson 1castnil
Sc V dtery pikniku u Hagers-
town. Ucastn1kdm, jichz tam
bylo ma 1000 osob, Tekl, re
frozen byl ma farme, re byl
synem farmafe, ktery spolu
byl rybafem. Udaval, jak po-
kracoval V zivote SVEN, vstou-
pill do zeleznicnf sluzby, stal
Sc klerkem, pax obdrzel posta-
venf pekare, pax v obuvnicke
dime a pax V politikafskem
kruhu.
Ku zenam ma pikniku pri-
tomnym fekl: "Jestlize Wy pa
nj nevef1te, re jsem Sc naucil
pfi pekaTin6 delati dobre bis
kyty a kejky, prijd'te jenom do
Annapolis pc 8. listopadu a uvi-
dite."
Senator Tydings, jak v e
stfedu oznameno, odpovf asi
tento patek ma kritiku ma neho
ucin6rou presidentem Roose-
veltem. Senator jest ma ceste
pc Eastern Shore. Ma kritiku
presidentovu V dtery pozname-
nal: "Nemam co poznamenati
v tonic case"
Presidentovo volan1, ably Sc
nator Tydings porazen byl pri
volbach a m1sto neho zvolen
byl Lewis, jest predmetem re-
dakcn1ho clanku v New York
Times. Redakcni clanek jed
ma Q kritice presidentove ma Ty
dingse a ma kongresnfka Johna
j. O'Conor z New Yorku. Psa-
no v mem jest O prfpadu sena-
tora George re statu Georgia,
ktery upadl v nemilost presi-
dentovu.
- Governor Nice v Teci sve
v pondel1 pronesene We Fede-
ralsburg, Md, slibil, re V pa
du jeho zvolenl automobiliste
by platili Ia tag jenom So.
Tuto pomoc slibil jim COVER
ner pred zvolen1m svym, ale
slib nemohl splniti, jak V pom
deli pravil, ponevac stat mel
nedostatku ma ctyTi miliony
dolarn.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-19

NNAJANE!
Ponevadz Sc nam jedna
ably byl
casopisem Vas vSech, hle-
dime zdvojnasobiti okruh
jeho ctenaTH a pTedplati-
tell. Doufame, re mas V
tonic pocfanf budete pod
porovati! Jest jeste mno-
no krajanG, kteTf by 81
mohli predplatiti mistni
csl. casopis, ktery S VAST
podpOrou a spolupraci
chceme vybudovati ma mo-
derni nestranny casopis,
pc kterem kazdy rad sah-
ne, ably 81 precetl, co je
noveho v csl. osad6, We
meSte, v move a stare Was
ii a co je noveho a zaji-
maveho We svete. Ones Ia
shame ma ukazku Is cisel
tenn krajanGm, kter1 "Te-
legraf" neodbiraji. Prosi-
me, nevracejte toto cislo
zpst. Jest pro Vas zdar-
ma! Kazdy patek zasle-
me 25 krajan6m neodbe-
ratel6m zdarma c1slo Te-
legrafu ma ukazku.
PTihlasky, re Sc chcete
staff odberateli "Telegra-
flu" laskave adresujte ma
o CIHLAR,
reditel TELEGRAPH"
843 N. Washington St.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1938-08-19

- Dne Is. srpna Josephine
Busick, rozena Roubal, man.
zelka Karla Busicka, {. 1407
E. Federal ulice, jez zesnula
IL. srpna We veku % rokG. Ma
rozena byla v Baltimore. Po-
hTebnf obrady vykonal Rev.
Josef V6troYec.
The Washington times., 1938-02-21
AUCTION SALES
THOs. J. OWEN 4 son. Auctioneers
143I Eye Street, Northwest

TRUsTEEs' SALE OF VALUABLE Two
TANNING FIVE ROOMS. ONE BATH
HOT WATER HEAT. ONE CAR GA.
RAGE. BEING PREMISES NO. 1910
EAMES PLACE. NORTHEAST.
recorded. in .Liber No 1855. Folio 80
ct sea-, Of the land records of the Dis.
tHct Of Columbia. and at the request OF
the party secured thereby. the under
IN front of the premises, on wEDNEs;
DAY THE SECOND DAY OF MARCH
A. 1898. AT TWO-THIRTY O'CLOCK
P NJ. the following described land and
bia and DESIGNATED as and being Lot
III in Square 453s in the subdivision
made by Ethel NJ. Rutty and Thomas A.
Jameson. as per plat recorded IN the
Columbia in Lther SO at folio 46. Sub
lect 10 the right of redemption by the
makers of the aforesaid deed of trust;
their heirs and assigns within period
cIudinE Sundays and holidays as provided
in said deed Of trust
TERMS OF SALE: one-third Of the
purchase-money TO be paid in cash. pal
ance in two equal instsllments. payable
in one and two years with interest at
five per centum per annum. payable semi
annually. secured by first deed Of trust
upon the property eold, or all cash, az
the option of the purchaser A uepoelt
of 5000 90 will be required at time OF
sale. All conveyancinE. recording, revenue
stamps etc at cost Of purch aser. Terms
nj sale 10 he complied with within ten
DAYS from expiration Of redemption period
otherwise the trustees reserve the right TO
resell the property at the risk and cost
Of defaultinE purchaser after I'VE Gays
sdvertisen1ept Of such resale in some news
oaper published in Washington. D. g.
CHARLES A. JONES.
PAUL J. FR1ZZELL.
Is, ~ - "a "a mari Trustees.
The Washington times., 1938-02-21
1901 Conn. Ave. N. W.

ON entering the lobby Of this most
~ attractive Connecticut Ave.
apartment you Immediately realize
the prestige and unusualness Of this
building, for there prevails an atmos-
phere Of dignity and refinement.
There are two desirable units avail
able March !. One, a charming cor
ner apartment with one bedroom,
that rents for $1,000 a month. The
other unit is smaller, consisting Of
a large room, bed alcove, kitchen
and bath, and rents for $500. You
have no idea of how much is Of
fered in these apartments until you
have actually paid the building q
visit. This building is under the
very capable management of Mrs.
Jack Rayes at 1915 Connecticut
Ave. A resident manager is on the
premises at all times and will be
glad to show you the apartments.
The Washington times., 1938-02-21
le45 Calvert St. N. W.

YF you are interested In one Of the
1 older type buildings, this one
at ls45 Calvert St. N. W.. offers you
. real bargain. The apartment that
Is available has rooms, kitchen,
reception hall and bath. Rental
S65. It Is a most delightful unit.
with large. bright, airy rooms and
plenty Of good closet space. The
1Oeeption hall is also spacious and
could be used as a small sitting
room II needed. These older apart
fnents always prove so satisfactory
for original furnishings as the wall
space provided In most all OF them
tive Unusual possibilities for re-
Slaeenent Of your furniture. The
five room, kitchen and bath apart
naenk rents for $40.
The Washington times., 1938-02-21
2e3l Pa. Ave. S. {.

no you need an extra bedroom?
- This apartment, presented by
Phillips & Candy, is located in a
new building at 1881 Pa. Ave. S. E.
These are the latest in complete,
up-to-the-minute units and have
everything in the way of equipment
to gladden. the heart of the occu-
pants. There are two bedrooms,
beautiful bright living room that
offers real opportunities for original
ideas in furnishing, a good-sized
dinette and kitchen, and de luxe
bath with shower. The heat and
hot water is furnished by the man
azement and the rental is $54.50 up.
This is a wonderfully healthy loca-
ton to live in, it is high, overlooks
downtown Washington and, I have
been told, is at least 10 degrees
cooler in the summer.
The Washington times., 1938-02-21
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
I'll Delaware Ave. S. W.

THIS apartment building is To-
1 Gated just south Of the Capitol,
at 211 Delaware Ave. s. W., and
overlooks the grounds in all its
striking beauty. 1t should prove
to be the ideal location for one
who works in the Capitol. Library
vicinity. This unit, that is avail
able at once, is one Of the popular
two room, kitchen and bath type,
with all modern equipment. The
rooms are spacious, well arranged
and have enough closet space to
please the most demanding house,
wife. The electric refrigeration Is
on the house current. This build
ing is under the capable manage
ment Of the H. L. Rust Co., 1901
18th St. N, w,
The Washington times., 1938-02-21
The Barbara Apartments

MARYLAND AVE. long the fav-
ANA orite street Of SO many Of us,
has a vacancy to offer at the
Barbara Apartments, 321 Maryland
Ave. This apartment is q corner
one, consisting of two rooms, kitchen
and bath, that has Just been re-
decorated and rents for only $42.50.
You will like living in this friendly
building, so hurry and investigate
before some one else gets there
first. If this one does not suit
phone Mr., Toms. District 2434, for
information about some other un-
usually nice bargains in unfurnished
apartments
The Washington times., 1938-02-21
Furnished Units

cURPRISE! At los Ridge Road
- S. E., there are two furnished
apartments which are reasonable.
comfortable and there is no objec-
ton to a child. The two-room and
bath unit is well equipped, contains
an electric refrigerator and built-in
kitchen cabinets. The other unit is
the Pullman type, also clean and
well furnished. These apartments
are located in a building that is
situated in one Of the highest Sec
tions OF town, a section that over
looks all of downtown Washington.
If you would like to know more
details about them, call Atlantic
The Washington times., 1938-02-21
BRIGHTWOOD SACRIFICE

Near Georgia Ave. and Delafield Pl. 6
rooms. English style brick, oil burners,
garage; decorated new kitchen equipment;
The Washington times., 1938-02-21
PERSONALS

A tAyes-lins Want Id under this heading
Sor seven days costs only SI.6S. Phone
vour Gd to Republic 1894 and ask for Miss
ReH
The Washington times., 1938-02-21
statesmen


REPRESENTATIVE wanted-wonderful
opportunity for man with sales expert
ence, contracting grocers. butchers. delica-
lessen stores, etc. selling Americas finest
commercial refriEerators Big commits
sions direct factory assistance strong ad-
vertisinE support. Write quickly, age. ref
erences. experience Must have car. P. o.
Box 1910. San Antonio, Tex,
The Washington times., 1938-02-21

1901 18th st. N. W.
The Wade. Downtown Building. .
rooms, kitchen and bath. Electric re-
frigeration on house.
$3.50
1901 18th st. n. W. MAI. 500
The Washington times., 1938-02-21

4COO IL S4S IN. w.
One room. kit. bath. shower. $40: two
rooms, kitchen, bath, shower, $65: con-
venient location: quiet. refined building.
RESIDENT MANAGER. NORTH 09s0
UNION INVESTMENT CO.
National S536
The Washington times., 1938-02-21
MONEY TO LOAN

ON diamonds. watches, iewelry, silverwsre.
ETC.: no adv arrangement neces.: lowest
rates ROSSLYN LOAN CO.. Rosslyn, Va.
The Washington times., 1938-02-21

2ND ST. N E., 2O37-2 rms, kitchen,
private bath; porch: gas, elec. included.
Pot. 2434-R.
The Washington times., 1938-02-21

WOULD like to talk to t3) automobile
statesmen interested in selling complete
line concerning all price fields and used
cars. Only experienced need apply. New
car and gas furnished to right men, draw
ing account arranged. Only men with
responsibility and if married, wife not
employed, will fit with this volume opera
tion. All replies confidential. Address
Box R-75. Herald-Times. Give make of
car you sell today.
The Washington times., 1938-02-21
9O6-912 Gallatin ST. N. W.

Modern, new building. thoroughly In
sulated, with outside corner apartments.
One block from Georgia Avenue, near
stores, schools, churches, park, car and
bus lines, 2 bedrooms, living room,
kitchen and bath; modern kitchen equip
ment.
The Washington times., 1938-02-21

AOoI . OI. INV.
One room. kitchen. dinette and bath,
Murphy bed and dressing room. S43 so;
electric refrigeration ON house current;
excellent condition.
Resident manager in Apt. 101.
HENRY j. ROBB, INC.
1924 Vermont Ave. Dist S141
The Washington times., 1938-02-21

18TH ST. N. E., 316; Apt. 80 rms. k. &
b.. glassed-in porch. Frigidaire. new kit.
range: Al cond. all outside rms. Only
S47.50. To inspect see occupant or phone
Dist 2434
The Washington times., 1938-02-21

End ST. N. W., 5605-2 rms, kitchen,
bath: large screened-in porch, reasonable.
Georgia 93SS.
The Washington times., 1938-02-21

Statesmen, dissatisfied with your present
income and position? We are moving
into 3 new, modern building in one of the
fastest growing suburban sections of Wash.
inEton. Need men who want a permanent
and good-paying position. Apply Monday,
10 TO IL and . to 4. s515 Georgia Ave.
The Washington times., 1938-02-21

14TH ST. N. W.. 34O7-5 rms bath, heat
& hot water furn. on 18th car line; $40.
The Washington times., 1938-02-21
1880 II ST. n W

b. L. RUST co.
1901 18th St. N. W. MAI. 500
The Washington times., 1938-02-21
AUTO LOANS

EAVN~ 0O111NO
AUTO LOANS m 5 MINUTES: $26 TO
$500. Open evenings. AUTO MART.
2SO5 Georgia Ave. Columbia 7270
AUTO LoANS-Conndentia quick service.
1102 11th st. 8. e. Lincoln 1879.
QUICK MONEY on Auto Loans. UNITED
FINANCE CO.. o43 N. Y. Ave Ma. 245S.
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LOST

CAT-Largs orange and white male. 22d
Sixth ST. S. E. Apt. /. Liberal reward
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3039 Macomb ST.. N. W.
Quiet bldg. located in Cleveland Park.
Just west of Conn. Ave. rooms, kitchen
and bath. 2 rooms. kitchen and bath
apartments.
$65.00 and $47.50
H. L. RUST CO.
1901 18th ST. N. W. MAI. S1OO
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FINE FRONT APTS.
RENT LOW AS $4S
Bedroom. Living Room. Kit. Bath. exp.
GAS, ELEC. REFRIG INCL. IN RENT
2 bedrms.. liv. rm., foyer. kit. bath. 8 exp.
Rent as low as $56. Res. Mgr. AD. 0S03
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$45.50-Cheerful new living room: bed
room dinette. kit. bath, shower. Frigid-
aire. 1854 Conduit Rd. N W.. mr.. George
town University. Call Emerson 2440.
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$11. 500 MICHIGAN PARK, BROOK
LAND N. E.--Detached six-room. two
bath home on wide lot with beautiful
view: large porch; fireplace, garage.
OIL BURNER with domestic hot
water connection; modern in every
detail. real buy.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
1905 H st. N. W. National 2345
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2531 O ST. NV.

COLoRED, 1910 Kenyon St. N. w.-One
room. kitchen and bath. AID. 7640-W.
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LOTS FOR SALE

60-FoOT FRONT - $3.50
Residential building site for detached
house, one-haf square from New Hamp-
shire Ave. Call Mr.. Moore. Cleveland
ADELBERT W. LEE
1343 H st. N, W. Dist. 1900
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

ADAMS MILL RID. N. W., 3217-Doubl
room. twin beds; sleeping porch; shower
German cooking, Adams 6o66.
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10TH ST. N. E., 3707-4 rms, b., Electro
lux. o. W. Hammond. 1898 13 St. N. ".
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FOR FRENCH conversation lessons phone
Columbia S61S.
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ROOMS FURNISHED

BELMONT ST. N. W., 13O2-Large IN
twin beds. $3.50; shower; gentleme
co, O457-J,
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L ST. N. W.. 1347-very fine double rm.,
nicely furn; convenient location; ideal
for persons: very reas. rent.
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10TH ST. N. E.. 3l7-1 and Q rooms,
kitchen and dinette: free Frigid.. shower
bath; large closet space: $3S so to $47.50.
See janitor
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IRVING N. W.. 1312-Large frt. rm., End
fir. ami. running water, Ink, ac-
commodate 4: basement rm., So. so.
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GIRARD ST. N. W., 145O-Large front
room. private entrance, unlimited phone,
$4 so. single: SO, double.
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NEAR CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY - 2s25
9TH St. N. E. Two rms. kit, semi-priv.
bath, apt. refrig.. c.h.w.: phone, gas, heat,
elec included: $3.50: adults. Pot. 6443.
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Elected to Honor Fraternitya at Omaha u,
DIR. Jones Returns
From Washington

DR. Wesley Jones, Omaha physi-
can, returned last week after
three months spent in research
work dealing with the control and
prevention of veneral disease at
the Freedman hospital, Washing
ton, Z. C. He was one of the four
doctors who completed the course
supervised by the u S. Public
Health Administration. under DR..
Parran, surgeon g neral of the u.
S. Department cf Health.
DIR. Whittier. the fifth member of
the group was appointed lecturer
OF veneral disease in the southern
states by the government.
Dir. Jones will make several lee
lures in the state concerning the
control, management and preven-
ton of veneral diseases. He said
that he met many former 0mahans
who T now making then homes
in Washington and they all were
doing very we'll.