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Evening star., 1938-05-28
THIS AND THAT
BY CHARLES &. TRACEWELL.

In time, with observation, the friend
Of birds comes to lose the feeling he had
at first when he took up the watching,
that the birds need his alert care at all
times, could not get along, indeed, with
out him.
He realizes at last that they have been
getting along very we'll for centuries, and
will get along very we'll when he is gone.
This does not mean that man has not
helped. The intelligent conservation
work of the Audubon Societies has meant
great deal to bird life, and will mean
more as more people are drawn into an
interest In it.
No, what one means is the petty,
worrying interest which would deny to
the birds their own God-given instincts
and abilities.
Now and then the birds will need q
friend.
This Is especially true at nesting time.
Food is acceptable the year around,
and peculiarly so from October through
March.
Mostly the birds take care of them
selves. though, and do a very good job
Of 1t.
No creature manages itself better in
trafhc than bird, of any species.
1t takes wings, of course!
Every one who loves the birds has
wondered at their marvellous ability in
skimming across a street In advance Of
q whizzing motor car.
Take the average friend Of birds. He
has known them all his life, but some
how failed to find any particular inter-
est in them. Mostly he knew the robin
and the English sparrow-and the, ah,
robin and sparrow, and the, er, robin
Well, he purchases suburban home,
and finds birds are real factor in his
life.
He gets to know their songs; Identifies
maybe forty or fifty species in his own
yard; feeds them in the cold; is tempted
to do it the year round.
Watching the birds, he sees how eff
cient and capable they are. and comes
to have many different feelings and
ideas about them than he had years ago
when bird was just bird in the bush
and nothing more to him. =
Now he sees cardinal as cardinal
and bluejay as a bluejay, and he is not
surprised In the least at anything any
of them does for he knows their capa-
bility as created things perfectly adapt
ed to the life they lead.
While bird life follows we'll marked
patterns, each bird has an individuality
of its own.
1t is only the fact that few observers
in the garden have time to watch any
one bird closely that prevents us from
realizing the individuality of each bird.
Personality is not confined to man
alone, but is quality shared by most
created things.
Even fishes have it, as is known to
every aquarium enthusiast.
There was an old turtle in the yard
the other morning. We thought he had
developed an acute case of tortoise per-
sonality, for he seemed to have a giant
growth on his back, but close inspection
revealed it to be nothing but an old leaf
which had clung to his shell as he wad-
died through the shrubbery.
A fine fellow and vigorous, he has been
glimpsed seasonally for eight years. If
we saw him chasing rabbit some morn
ing we Would not be in the least sur
rrjSpd
Evening star., 1938-05-28
First Navy Office Was
In six Buildings Row

To the Editor OF The Star:
Your correspondent of May 49, E. L.
Fisher, Newport News, Va, may wish to
know that the first Navy Office" ac-
cording to Riders Washington" was To-
Gated at No. 2l07 Pennsylvania avenue,
in the row of houses known as the six
Buildings" 1t was once the residence Of
Samuel Houston. first President Of
Texas. LOUIS v. WOULFE.
Evening star., 1938-05-28

The average citizen may find some
difficulty in appreciating the efforts Of
eminent men to surprise them with
revelations about the stock market. In
many cases he has already been duly
astonished.
Evening star., 1938-05-28

Red-haired women are asserting them
selves with beauty which defies the
limitations Of ordinary print. The straw
berry blond is still charmingly in evi.
dence, although she refuses to be pic
torially identified.
Evening star., 1938-05-28

The public is in liberal and at the
same time an economical frame Of mind
When a public action is undertaken or
discontinued it is not considered strictly
good form to inquire as to the expense
that has been involved.
Evening star., 1938-05-28
Frugality.

fruS0utys
Don't you think you'd get well of your
cold quicker if you'd stop taking alco-
holic drinks for it?" asked member of
the local option league.
Perhaps" answered Senator Sorghum,
"but this is supposed to be an era of
economy and III be jiggered if can see
the sense of wasting cold in that
manner"
Evening star., 1938-05-28
A Timely Offer
Canning and Preserving
Booklet.

Offers more than 100 tested recipes for
home canning and preserving. Sections
on fruits, vegetables, meats and chicken.
Tells how to make fine jellies, jams,
marmalades, fruit buffers and pickles:
how to bottle fruit juices and salt down
fresh vegetables. This 48-page booklet
outlines the latest canning methods dis
covered in the scientific kitchens Of the
Federal and State Departments OF Home
Economics. Order your copy now.
Inclose 10 cents to cover cost and ham
ding charges.
Evening star., 1938-05-28
The Handshake at Rome.

From the Worcester Gazette.
A belated news item from Rome says
that when Hitler and Mussolini first met
recently they shook hands for 10 min
utes. maybe because nither dared let
60 hrst.
Evening star., 1938-05-28

The season for commencement essays
approaches It Is not always easy to
decide how far they represent personal
opinions Of a student as distinguished
from the civic and literary authority of
an able and conscientious instructor.
Evening star., 1938-05-28

DR.. John j. Abel, discoverer of adrena-
lin, died at the age Of 81. He was still
engaged on important research and must
be accounted as man who. whatever
his age, was taken too soon.
Evening star., 1938-05-28

Art claims its recognition among the
people of Washington. 1t may develop
differences of opinion, but none Of them
sufficiently severe to contribute to the
exigencies of political discussion.
Evening star., 1938-05-28

Reports are noted that Japanese rifles
are figuring in Mexican troubles. The
temptation to expand martial activities
is great and has already produced em-
barrassing consequences.
Evening star., 1938-05-28

A special list may have to be kept of
gentlemen by the name of Morgan" who
operate to promote various opinions on
delicate public questions.
Evening star., 1938-05-28

Students Of aviation are having a
difficult experience in deciding whether a
trip will end in three cheers or funeral
grafton.
Evening star., 1938-05-28
Solomon's Greatest Fame.

From the Lowell Leader.
An archeologist is reported to have dis
covered the old seaport of King Solomon
on the shores of the Red Sea. But our
notion is that the ancient monarch will
continue to be more famous for his
marital than for his maritime interests
Evening star., 1938-05-28
Modification.

Let dogs delight to bark and bite
Such action seems to thrill 'em.
II human beings start to fight
Well stop 'em or we'll kill 'em.
Evening star., 1938-05-28
Cruel Awakening.

II thought you were very proud when
your wife promised to marry you" said
the close friend.
II was" answered Jud Tunkins, "but
after we went to the theater together
for q while and took notice of the kind
of actors she admires, must admit my
self-esteem took bump"
Evening star., 1938-05-28

DE trouble bout war" said Uncle
Eben, "is dat it gets so many people to
flghtin' wifout KNOWN exactly what dey
q dshtin' about"
Evening star., 1938-05-28

Men have quarreled through long
centuries" said Hi Ho, the sage of China
town. I'VE are at least consistent in
retaining the same reasons for disagree
ment"
Evening star., 1938-05-28

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Evening star., 1938-05-28
Close to the Barney Stone

Close to the Blarney Stone.
A message from the wedding bells
Came far across the foam.
That simple story still it tells
That sounds like Home, Sweet Home"
Evening star., 1938-05-28
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Evening star., 1938-05-28

The melody is surely grand,
Entitled to renown!
It sounds the same in Maryland
AS In old Dublin town.
Evening star., 1938-04-23
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

~, l1l5 n UTAH ST. ARLINGTON. VA
zmu znn. Dsth; garage; private entrance; 1Oo
FURNISHED APARTMENT. a RMS
bath; 3.rm.. bath apt, unfurn': ffreniaces.
only Glen Eeho Phcn. Pho shrsass. srsasy ssR :drs'
DECATUR HEIGHTS. MD. Is ELEANOR
bath. Excellent tapaasmsnss' eonaison' Ave and
cious screened porch. large yard' sarsge.
FURNISHED or unfurnished close to school:
ana lIensportation. Tel. Greenwood 1861.
uNFuRN; APARTMENT. LIKE HONE 4
Hyattsyille. Greenwood lilo.
2 ROOMS AND KITCHENETTE. ENrRH
2nd moor. detached home. Completely fur.
ssu; eIsn,on 'neind,ng n6a linens and e. E. refrig.
Greenwood 2212 -'~A'''' AAo'
NEW M AIRY APT. UNFURNIsHED, 3 RMS.
separate ENTRANCE; Located Cherrydale'
vay wa A1p'y Ssy 8; 3,sa 3 NEWTON. $500 Lee hiTh.
2 LARGE. LIGHT ROOMS. PORCH: IN.
auIn.' LITE gas; elec., heat. hot water resson.
eole. 81 Wine ave. Hyattsville, Nd.
LARGE 3-RM. APT, ATTR. KIT, PVT.
PAIN; PAIN; porches. oil heat. in new brick
do1ne; doWn;oe eony w. buses o. and stores IS min.
:}21 No. Oakland St
-FOUR ROOMS AND BATH. FURNISHED;
MI: private entrance; on bus line: TX
minutes TO city; fine shade and ouiet home:
acu!ts. Clarendon 2574
WILL SHARE SUBURBAN BUNGALOW
restful; $50: adults only. Cleveland 7649,
Unfurnished living room. bedrooms,
SSitehen Snsl i,p private bath: gas. electric, oil
Evening star., 1938-04-23
ROOMS WANTED.

BY MAY Mature. cultured woman. per
Govt clerk, wants fur. room. private bath
or running water; breakfast; reasonable:
state price Box l3-V. Star. pa
GENTLEMAN desires furnished room with
private bath vicinity Walter Reed Hos
pital or Takoma Park. D. c.; state rates.
Box 6V. Star. 20
SETTLED MAN desires room in Sc. Sec
ton; modern cow; use of phone; pvt.
family preferred. Box l"3-T, Star.
Evening star., 1938-04-23
HOUSES UkFuRklsHED.
(Continued.)

PstaehedE Bedrooms;
,' Douo,. .. S'isas; Burner csss ass, a1'A.
a1is NEWTON St. NE RIM. 2 DH, Il
s,ss sshae Monros DSs's5o" 81 n..-5-rm. de- soooo
1924 $snd n.e;.6:r: get: bungalow 5000 GO
1918 1918 i?th s ne" ne Al. Al. 4-s-rm. an and 'oo
a'ns''s oa'" !HHsRY nas A: KITE 1sci -.'s ss'00
g rms. l bath. garage; servants room
posehss noa ssiles sso e'ee Fefs' double screened
9 rms: baths. auto. heat. elec. refs.
WALKER iiszssSa Ss,,5 Z 5RRsGSSSTF. RsfS Sss INC.
174s KILBoURNE PL NV
Desir'sis s ss..ss aSeatiSne aSh large rm' BATH
, 2 rooms; bath; go 2 Rlass-inelosed porches'
,ar4 ssss 81 saFDos, s%' 1ss ssi osss
CHEVY CHASE. D. G.;
o nrat rms .ies eed,m1s Ie1s sss bath 2-'aF garage
New brick; 9 5 rms. 2 baths finished at
ssE5 EDT; sonn H. 4Se SeNEs Rw q cei ei.y ssoo
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
2os East Raymond st:-s rms. 2 baths.
gear garage, oil heat. elec. refs.; large
$3.50 Dc Conn. n Ave. NV ciev. 1900.
BETHESDA MD.
ssE sssh. steaf S SeGnt h1sGs D.
Cleveland 66I4. --------- "a.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
1891 Joceiyn st. n.w--6 rms. bath;
gas heat; semi,det.' 2 slassed g.. m
rear ea2 2GreeeSN; eoNcoRD 5eds6 AVE. NV. VOW
rms' BATH 4ab oUEbEc Gsfs ST. ssrssese' sW 90
Z fm'' "a 0eS!BS saIs 5th Ssi ST. NV. W Vii '''''
z rms. bath. h.-w.h.. garage; semi m
55l3 3rd sT. NV
rms. bath. h.-w.h. refs' garage. seo m
00t'nes sooa lst ST. NV. soO'00
rms BATH n2ga e'Th. sth 81 ST. 90 oo
rms bath: tlss sss Sas 81 Arse7s gN
.%s rms ,s'S sf? g. r. $'ESs Savs Il T. S., osss
1919 QUE N.W.-6 R.. B.. OIL BUR-.
1916 TAYLOR st. n,w.-s r., b.. oil bur.
sd5 Isd5 !sa 1sth ne nxagr 6 sss' b gar $50.
As r. l. ave. n.w.-6 r., b.. gar. $50.
1902 Girard n,w.-10 r.. b.. oil bur. $s5.
6319 Conn. ave- r.. b.. oil bur-, gar.
500
Ais Kentucky ave. se-e r.. b.. gar.
S55.
L. T. GRAVATTE.
729 18th St. Realtor. Natl. 0153.
53l2 CAROLINA ,PL. NV.
8 r. and b. h-wh.. modern S52 so
JOS. A. HERBERT g. SONS.
91s 18th St. NV. Republic 0440.
SHEPHERD PARK.
Sl25 Month.
fine. detached Colonial brick home,
containing g rooms. 2 baths. attic. auto
matte heat: a large lot. beautiful shade
and fruit trees shrubbery. 3-car detached
brick garage; house in perfect condition;
absolutely bargain at this price: lmme-
~ BEiTzELL. DISTRICT 31oo.
6O7 TUCKERMAN ST. NV.
Semi-det.; rooms, bath; h.-w.h.:
bullt-ln garage So5.0O
Evening star., 1938-04-23
SUBURBAN ROOMS,

2ll6 N MONROE ST. Arlington. Va
Furnished room: gentleman preferred; 10c
fare zone; u block Lee highway; break
fast If desired. pa
III "6th ST. SOUTH. Arlington Va-At-
tractive large front room; twin beds: near
bus line: 10 min. Washington; gentlemen
preferred. Jackson 2O4lW.
Evening star., 1938-04-23
ROOMS FURNISHED.

1894 COLUMBIA RD.-S3 and "a so wk.;
single, double, rms: clean, cool; 4 baths:
chW; car lines: men: Adams 1913.
l,;,s laaT &, {; ,CALvERT-Large front room with
inc linen and silver: $50 week. s.''''e ''''
21s JEFFERSON ST. NW.-Large front
rm. : large closets, twin. beds; use Of
phone; pvt: bath. Randolph 3O95
phone: suit. ! or q Clev. 1850.
kitehenette' kit hen sink and REFRIGERATOR; rea
DUPONT CIRCLE. -l735 P st. n.w.-At-
tractively furnished. one room. kitchen.
porch; reasonable; adults 26'
lao R ST. N;W.--For gentlemen; large
@ed Too phone eHp 1e2s 4sas Ts @
20O3 COLUMBIA RD. NW.-Comfortable
sleeping room; next bath; c.h.w.; SIS
month.
1880 18th ST. NW-Attractive double
ss ssas Teom sose next BATH
l513 ST; NW-Lovely front Ink, dou-
Convenient location. Parking space.
900 18th ST. ,N.W-Downtown. Clean.
maid ms and lanitor service; $3.50 SSs Weekly lase
1861 EUCLID ST; NW.-Unusually attrac-
tive sunny front room, 5 windows, new
twin beds; newly decorated; $3.50 each.
DOWNTOWN. 904 New York ave. n Apt
4-Large. well-furnished. bright room. next
to bath. with private family. Government
employe preferred. 24s
2l44 P ST. NW.-Large front light house
aaeeping aeap WeeEI9 IG9m s5 second and s475 third
91a ST. N,E.-,Light housekeeping room.
with alcove kitchen: everything furnished;
CHEVY. CHASE, in private family: :}rd
floor front; , exposures. semi-private
bath; telephone service: young man with
reference: Apply after 6 pm. Telephone
Wis 5371.
1921 ORREN ST Me- basement
rooms; gas range. shower. radio; employed
couple preferred $5 week.
MOUNT PLEASANT. 1741 Kilbourne pl.
n.w.-2 attr. bedrooms. bath adjoining; s
windows: modern. cool. conv.; young man.
61S QUEBEC PL. NV, near Soldiers
Home. where it's high and cool for sum-
mer; southern exposure; very attractive
rm.. with adjoining furnished porch. mod
ernistic furniture phone in room; gentle-
men preferred: $25 single. $50 double.
Adams 5456.
NEW N.HK) RoOMING HOUSE IN NE;
So up; desirable: everything furnished.
S13-sl5 5th. also 4O1 D ne.
2O3O, G ST NV. The Connor-sinsle and
phone; Ink. If desired.
GRANT CIRCLE 4400 III. ave. -n.w.-I
rm.. pvt: bath; phone; lady pref. Columbia
64S3-J bet. 1890 and 6 pm.
Evening star., 1938-04-23
ROOMS UNFURkIsHED.

INSULATED for summer comfort; quiet,
refined, with home atmosphere and privi-
leges. Large. pleasant room for l or .
business women. 1919 Riggs pl. NV, .
so. north Of Dupont Circle. bet. 18th st.
and N. H. ave.
247l 18th ST NW-2 lafge rooms, hall
kitchenette. pvt. bath; gas. cleo, heat
incl; S33.
45O6 18th ST. NW.-Front bedrm., next
bath: newly decorated; reasonable. Ran
dolph "946
1913 9TH ST. NE large rooms. unfur-
nished; gas. elec. and heat furnished; S25.
Lincoln 5420.
CATHEDRAL MANSIONS. Center. Apt.
231-Young lady will rent room with use
Of furN. kit. bath. rooms of hall.
69l5 MAPLE ST. Takoma, D. Cone
square bus line. one large room. second
floor. SIS month Can be seen any time;
use of phone. Randolph 1919.
Evening star., 1938-04-23
APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR.

APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR.
ATTRACTIVE APIS. HIGH-CLASS NEIGH
borhoods; some furnished. Car available
on appointment. MRS. GREEN. Shepherd
512s.
1881 6 ST. N.W.-LADY WANTS LADY
TO share front apartment; references ex-
changed. pa
1868 18th ST NW-ENTIRE End FLOOR;
" rooms. kitchen, bath hall: glassed porch.
roomy closets: gas heat. elec.. elec. refs
cont. hot water incl. splendid section.
S50-S60; nicely furn. pa
ATTRACTIVE. 2 BRIGHT RMS. KIT.
bath Frigidaire owners home: phone;
reasonable; gentle adults. SOIL 9th NV.
NAVAL VILLAGE. 2431 E N.W.-LIv. R.,
c.h.w.. elec. refg. free.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1873 P ST NV
Basement large room, kit, man and wife;
81. Large rn.. kit. sink. 81 so.
1926 MONROE ST. NV LGE RMS.
kit pvt. bath. screened porch, refg.; pvt.
home; clean, conv.
BACHELOR APT: ROOM, KITCHEN
adults. Georgia 40l4. 5000 9th 81. NV.
READY TO MOVE IN.
See this beautiful corner: clean. like
new: . rooms. kitchen and bath. $50. fur
niShed: plenty light and ventilation. park
ing space: one of the best locations in the
Dollar Bridge. @4l0 Goth st. NV. Resi-
y,,on
Evening star., 1938-04-23
HOUSES FUR. OR uhEuR.

203l PARK RID. NW-D RMS . BATHS,
Ss5-$l00. Open Sunday, 2 to $50 pm
Clev. 7l76.
g ROOMS AMI. CHEVY CHASE; NEAR
schools, buses: shade trees, large lawn,
garage. Cleveland 6O96
Evening star., 1938-04-23
FLATS FOR RENT.

THE FOLLOWING ARE . RMS, KIT.
d. a., bath. with screened porch
and hot water furnished $3.50
1-3a25 w ST. n.w.-Heat furnished 4s.oo
2-45os Conduit I'd. n.w.-Heat
furnished 4S.oo
vsfer furnished 1880
3--164 Princeton pl. NV. 4o.oo
1-l621 21st pl. s.e.-Ueat and hot
water furnished 45o0
2-ls24 D st. n.e.-Heat and hot
water furnished ---- 435O
1900 Quincy st. e.----- $500
2-2225 4Oth pl. NV. --- ~ 80
4-l131 Minnesota ave. s.e.---- 600
o-l42l Staples ST. ne.----- 39 80
4-IS33 ST n $50
4-2205 18th st. s,e.------- 300
2-220 31st st. n.e.--- $500
l-l131 Bay st. Sc . "a 90
The following are 3 rms. kit. d. a.. b.:
heat turnished N-. $50 90
Ala Eyarts St ne 5000
l-alO Md ave ne-Heat furn. 41.50
2-l5O7 w st. Al 90
kit, bath 49, " $1,000
bath $3.50
bath $500
B. F. SAUL CO.,
National 2l00. 925 18th St. NV.
Evening star., 1938-04-23
THE FAIRFAX

300 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NV,
] so. west of Dupont Circle t20c taxi zoneO.
Apts. of to rms. and ba.. FURN. OR UN-
FURN., hskp., non-hskp.: hotel service op-
tional; TRANSIENTLY from So; WEEKLY.
prices Rents incl elec. for lights and refs.
Delightful sunroom. D. E. STEPHEN. Mgr.
CHOICEST LOCATION.
LARGE 2-R., K. APT, S45.
ALSO 3 RMS. KIT. PORCH. S55.
closets, tile bath. parouet floors: handy to
stores cars schools Adams 94S4 or a62S.
Evening star., 1938-04-23
COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL.

ETC., any length or size desired s. finn cord
at lot; 81 delivered S4 half Walnut $3.50
Evening star., 1938-04-23

APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR.
Evening star., 1938-04-23
APARTMENTS WANTED.

GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE WITH 5-YEAR-
old child would like small unfurnished
apartment and care Of child during day;
June !. Box 12-V. Star. "a
Evening star., 1938-04-23
BURLEITH.

BURLEITH.
Several modern homes in this de-
liehtful community now available
Six rooms and bath some with
porches: garage: refrigeration: so
up. See Mrs. Watson. 31O@ r NV.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
sos H ST. NV. National 2345
Evening star., 1938-04-23

8 rooms, bath. inelosed porch; cleo.
Fefr'serat9n II q ;ns sMiTHY Tanas; Co owh'-sso'oo
sl1 18th St. NV: National 5ao4.
Brick house OF ! rooms and bath: in ex-
HoMAs ff5a s9nd2a j. Fisher n coMsSNY s'G INC
77:is 18th St. NV. District $3.50.
NORTHWEST.
tional value at SlO5.
l20s Ingraham st. n.w.-6 rooms BATH
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO..
Natl. a147. 925 n. Y. Ave. NV. Natl. a1a7.
SUBURBAN COMFORTS,
CITY coNvEN1ENcEs.
sde snd ffat 2e, asoas
shrubs. large garden Near one-fare ex-
press bus line. street cars. stores. churches
PsrP 2: P''sflf' Md line ll' Maple ave- Tak0m'
FOR RENT.
1871 Rittenhouse st. n.w.-e 2.
12bs / ~ Quincy 3 syy.c ST. nv-e r" b. 8, 40
eo7 Otis pl. n.w.-s r. b., h.-w.h., -,o
GEORGE I. BORGER,
643 INDIANA AVE. NV. NATL. O350
1922 :ard ST. NE RMS. KITCHEN,
bath. front porch: ami; garage: 81. so
P. j. WALSH, INC,
1107 EYE ST. NV. NATL 646s.
GOLF CLUB MANOR, VA.
Attractive detached house; rooms. .
baths: nice garden; year from june 1st;
$50 month.
FRANCES POWELL HILL.
1644 Conn Ave neratur 3doo
Evening star., 1938-04-23

MODERN BUNGALOW HOMES.
Nearby va. and Nd. $35 to S65.
LESLIE D. MEASELL. Cleveland 1914. 24'
4515 7th ST. N.W.-6 ROOMS. PoRCHEs,
yard. convenient to transportation.
churches: stores; reasonsble % m
1919 X St. NV. Dist. 1O15.
CHEVY CHASE MODERN HOMES.
Inspect our complete. list of beautiful
% to 3 baths. LESLIE D. MEAsE1L. Cleve-
land 6614. "a
Evening star., 1938-04-23
LARGE HOME.

LARGE HOME,
Al. DECATUR ST. NW-S15
Living room. dining room. 4 bedrooms
kitchen and bath. inclosed porches; ga
rage. rear yard; convenient to schools:
excellent TRANSPORTATION.
l404 K. CAFRITZ. Dist aOSO
Evening star., 1938-04-23
ROOMS WITH BOARD.
(Oontinued.)
14O1 10Th NV

Newly decorated living room, bedroom.
bath for 3; vacancy for lady; basement
studio. innersprtng mAttresses: phones in
AL rooms; excellent meals; parking. 3Os
Evening star., 1938-04-23
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

HAND LAUNDRY and dry cleaning store,
est cash-and-carry business reasonable
rent. $40. 1401 v st. NV. pa
NEW BAKERY SHOP for rent, ready for
operation: in Southeast rent reasonable
Phone Atlantic 1917.
RETAILERS CLASS LICENSE for sale.
very reas Call North 4195.
COAL YARD and office bldg. on R. l. ave.
easy. terms. zANTzINGER CO.. Green
wood 1919 or National 1888.
GROCERY, sale or rent; in Maryland i u
miles from D. c.: good location for beer
garden; Rent. S25. including arm. apt.
GASOLINE STATION. fully equipped. do
ing 10000 gallons monthly; priced low for
quick sale North 164l. "a
SHEET-METAL and roofing business for
sale: well-equlpped shop. good stock. auto
trucks; good opportunity: would consider
selling part interest to right party. BOX
FOR SALE-Meat shop and country prod
uce place, fully equipped: cheap rent; rea-
sonable. 1904 Lee highway, Cherrydale
Va until noon Sunday. 23'
IDEAL FOR RooMING HOUSE.
$85.75-129 D ST. NV.
CORNER End AND D SITS. NV.
Decorated Throughout
Immediate Possession.
American Security & Trust Co.,
18th and Pa. Ave. NV. National 1915.
CHATTEL NOTES
PURCHASED. Bob Hollander, Met. 4s13.
Evening star., 1938-04-23

DINING ROOM SUITE. solid walnut hand
carved, almost new. cost $500; sacrifice.
SIS Sheridan st NV
Evening star., 1938-04-23

DINING-ROOM SUITE. 10 pieces practi-
cally new, walnut; will sacrifice. $3.50
One " i~op.W
Evening star., 1938-04-23
HING DIFFERENT, WALLACE

41Ol CONNECTICUT AVE. APT sos
Large living room. foyer. two bedrooms.
dinette. kitchen and bath. Call or phone
Emerson 3l43.
Alb MASS. AVE NW-3 ROOMS. BATH
End floor: :" rooms. toilet. Bird floor all
Improvements; adults. Reas. rent "a
Evening star., 1938-04-23

REFRIGERATORS. G. g.; limited hummer
new 1887 models; big reductions: Swear
P1oteetIon; convenient terms. Myers &
Evening star., 1938-04-23
FARM AND GARDEN.

ALL BREEDS blood tested and certifie
Also ducklinss and turkey poults. WI
James d Son. 619 K st. NV. Met. OOS
Evening star., 1938-04-23

1922 BURKE ST. S.E-ENTIRE 2nd
floor practically new private home: .
rooms. kit. screened back porch, private
bath, tub and shower: gas lights oil heat
and automatic hot water furn.; unlimited
phone. Available May Z. Reas
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-05-19

Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Orth re-
turned Tuesday from short stay
in Minneapolis.