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St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-08-12
The Sunset Light

''Such matters do not seem Of so
much consequence as they did years
ago, and ] do not let them trouble
me as they did once" said an elder
ly lady, speaking Of some hurts and
disappointments that had come to
her. "You know" she added, with
a little laugh, "a good many things
wear a different look in the light Of
the westward slope" Life's later
years bring a change in many esti-
mates of values; the light in the
west is often clearer in its revela-
tons than that Of the morning. There
are early ambitions that later are
shown to be not worth the struggle
they cost, possessions feverishly
sought are now revealed as holding
no permanent satisfaction, and
especially do injuries, resentments
and jealousies shrink into nothing
ness in the calm light Of descend
ing sun. There is many an inter-
est looming largely now, concern
ing which we might well ask what 1t
viii be worth little farther on.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-08-12
Imagination Main Factor
In All American History

''The whole history Of America
must include history of the Amer
lean imagination. The settlers
came because they imagined new
world better for them than the one
they left. For a long time their
imagination kept them colonists.
That is, they could not imagine
themselves as citizens Of a new and
separate nation. The movement to-
ward independence was, among 9TH
er things, the triumph of growing
imagination over a conventional
one. Transplanted Europeans be-
came conscious Americans, DR..
Carl van Doren declared in lee
ture at Columbia university.
'Once independent, Americans
had to learn to imagine the United
States. Heretofore they had been
inhabitants Of one colony or an
other. Now they had somehow to
pool their conceptions of themselves
as Americans and establish in their
minds the image OF general coun.
try. The history of the United
States from the Revolution through
the Civil war is a history Of the
process by which the American
imagination triumphed over conflict
ing sectional imaginations.
Imagination is a controlling in
iuence in literature produced
throughout the world. Although
books are written by actual writer's,
the literary process takes place
among the people, everybody. In
other words, people make up the
ideas and whoever has the knack
expresses them. The ideas Of a
writer are never listened to or read
unless they are already in the peo-
pie themselves"
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-08-12

is as great in Nordic Minnesota as
it is in states where the sepia pop
ulation is large. The old chicken
and watermelon gag is as stale
journalism as the old standby
which made all hen house thieves
Aframericans in American news
paper stories.
Even a good newspaper man like
Hjalmar Petersen thinks it pass
ing strange that a sepia sheet
should be so independent as to
keep it's editorial policies separate
from it's advertising cash register.
What Mr.. Petersen does not under
stand is that the Negro Press is
growing up. An attempt will
be made at the annual convention
of the Associated Iowa Clubs to
move the national headquarters of
the national body to Detroit.
Trivia: What st. Paul deacon
spent a night in Jail last week?
An irate husband "head-
whipped" both his Grant wife and
her b. f. Tuesday night in the
Flour City. One of the high
salaried buyers in a st. Paul de-
partment store who was formerly
a sepia, the wife whom he deserted
Is years ago to 'cross the line"
visiting the Twin Cities two weeks
ago ran across him in the store.
He beat a hasty retreat but she
made no effort to harm him. She
has remarked. He's in the hospital
now with a nervous break-down!!!
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-08-12
Europe Part Of Continent

Great Britain, although an island,
is so close to the continent Of Eu-
rope that it is generally regarded
as being a part Of 1t. Scientists
are Of the opinion that the British
Isles, which are on what is known
as the continental shelf, were for
merly joined to the mainland and
were not separated from it until
comparatively recent times, geolog-
ically speaking. The rest Of the
world regards Great Britain as .
European nation, although the Brit
ish people themselves refer to con-
tinental Europe as ''the continent"
to distinguish it from the British
Isles. Europe itself. strictly speak
ing, is not a continent, but merely
part Of the continent of Eurasia.
Elephants Were Hunted
In Texas Is, geo Years Ago
Aboriginal Americans hunted ele-
plants in the. Texas Panhandle $4,000
years ago, it was reported to the
Geological Society Of America by
Professor E. H. Sellards of the Uni
versity Of Texas discloses.
Professor Sellards studied the
bones of FIVE prehistoric elephants
which, with three primitive spears
and an implement used for seraping
animal hides, were discovered in
filled-in water hole ON a wheat
ranch In Roberts county, about Is
miles northeast Of Amarillo.
Professor Sellards found that three
Of the elephants were mature or
nearly mature individuals, and that
two were young.
It is difficult to determine. he
explains, how the remains OF the
elephants were preserved at a COM
mon level In the water hole. There
is no indication that the elephants
were trapped. =.
'"The animals do not seem to have
been begged, because none Of the
leg bones was found In vertical
position" the report continues. ION
the contrary, all were lying hori-
zontal. II the animals begged. they
were pulled Of the m
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-08-12
cRIsPUs ATTACKS HOME

At the last meeting of the
Crispus Attacks Home Board the
following memberships were re-
ported: Mesdames Lionel Allen and
Clara Bowers, Mr.. Clarence Wig
ington. During the summer when
the Home Association is not hold
ing monthly meetings, all member
ships are turned in to the Board
of Directors which meets the third
Thursday of each month.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-08-12
Twin Town Talk

press photogs have orders to only such
pictures his ANGELS The hundreds
disciples and female kept out of the pictures much
as possible released by the Associated Press and
the describing the latest pilgrimage of Divine and his
lengths tell of the large quantities
consumed by the Dnites Wonder who eats
by the Northwest? The $4,000
surely do all OF the juicy water
which the market AND the chicken mortality rate
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-08-12

Maybe you know the story but it
bears retelling. He met her young,
wronged her, because his parents
belonged to the smoother set and
her family did not rate, his parents
insisted that he leave town. The
piker left town, the girl became a
mother. The girl assisted by her
parents raised the child. The piker
son of the snobs is confined to an
Eastern penal institution - he
RATED" on someone once too often.
His parents met reverses and the
girl they and their son wronged
is feeding them now!!!
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-08-12
TO STUDY VOICE

Miss Birdie Lee BOnnell, sO4 Aid
rich Ave. NJ, finished a summer
course at West High school August
IL.
Miss Bonnell, whose home is in
Little Rock, Ark, expects to study
voice in Chicago after she gradu-
ates in January.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-08-12
Fourth Annual
Net Tournament
Sunday, Aug. Il

The fourth annual Twin City
tennis Tournament will be held at
;hicago Field Sunday morning,
August ID. All male tennis play
ers should register at the Phyllis
Wheatley House, 800 Aldrich Ave.
No. in Minneapolis, and in st. Paul,
with Jimmie Lee at Halle @.
Brown House, 553 Aurora Ave-,
Da. 9279. The registration fee is
as usual 25c to cover cost of new
balls.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-08-12
LIKE TT

Did you like the news in this
paper. Yes? Here's hoping you
paid for it and didn't read your
neighbours paperl
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-08-12

Chairman of the Committee of
Arrangements for the Elks' Grand
Lodge Convention at Baltimore,
August 21-27, who has everything
"all set" for the invading antlers.
Mr.. Bond, an attorney of note with
offices at Ia E. Pleasant St., has
practiced law for twenty-three
years in the state of Maryland.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-08-12

Pictured Herbert, of the Twin Cities favOrite
musicians orchestra which will play for the second
Division the Brotherhood of Sleep
ing Car Friday Harriet Island, ST. Paul.
busy porters has been working make this affair
one of the outstanding Heading the
mittee c. V. COre of Minneapolis
Committeeman are L. G. Leveet Owens Robert Gibson, F. w.
Poole Minneapolis G. D. Jackson, Morris M Brown, W. E.
Graves A. Martin R. A. Lark c. s. Compton and Thomas Carroll
of ST. Paul.
Plenty dancing good music guaranteed
patrons.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-08-12

Good behavior at public outings
is getting to be the vogue. Only
two minor fracases at the most re-
cent picnic both of which were
squelched.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-08-12
e1fish Man Is Conscious
OF Little Else but Self

The truly wise man viii measure
himself by the universe, rather than
the universe by himsef-h he must
devote any con~ ''e time or
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-08-12

PROGRAMS ON WTCN FOR
WEEK OF AUG. IL TO AUG. 81
Sunday, August IA - Southern
aires, 10:O0-10:30 a. m.
Sunday, August Ia Earl Hines
Orchestra, 10:3O-1O:45 p. m.
Hawkins Orchestra, 10:15-10:30
Tuesday, August 10 Erskine
D. m.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-08-12

Negro newspapers ought to
be more than mere limitations
of white" newspapers.
j. w. Johnson.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-08-12

He who is most slow in
making a promise is the most
faithful in the performance
of it.-ROuSSeau.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-08-12

Advertising campaign in this
paper will reach more Negroes
than any other method for less
mOney.-Advt.
St. Paul recorder. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1934-2000, 1938-08-12
Take
AKA-SELTZER

for
HEADACHE. Add In6igegt3oA.
Colds, Neura1gia, Muscular, Rheu-
matte, Sciatic Pains, Pleasant
tastes like mineral water - Non
habit FORMING. Non-laxattve-dOSs
not depress the heart.
Ces AIka-Seltzee q yeHR dg
Store ii soc and Cos packages, for
home nae, o. eSk for asglaes 6
Alka-SSIESee e any drug SSss
sOda fountaiAs
BE WISE glISS!llz5
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-08-02
thsN record covers 2I-kouF pSFiOS
rudtnt. nt o-clack this morning.
Tomorrow Almanac
Tomorrow s Tides
WEATHER FORECAST

San |.e. 4}U1
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-08-02
LOVELY ATHLETICS
STOPPED TIGERS
WINNING STREAK
SENATORS SCORED THREE
RUNS IN TENTH INNING TO
DEFEAT INDIANS: NO 9TH
ER GAMES PLAYED
repr~iai 10 The cttiseup

sew YORK Aug 2 La"iy
Philadelphia Athletes ended Dc
iost Tigers winning streak ycs-
tsf8ag afternoon ID eight straight
games Ross and Smith coubin-
~ ircu pitching ability 10 blank
ira Tigers. ! 10 d. AS scored all
1hef runs of Lawson, Detroit
s2riine hurlsr.
Flsttug an uphill battle AN the
way Washington Senator 10 I'd
oar Cleveland Indians. II % 3. By
scoring three runs ln the tenth
inning Al the end Of tho fourth
frame Senator were behind to
They caught up with the In
l.aus and again got behind the
Tribe Showing over ono run i'm
each the elent and ninth innings.
1nt Nats ued the score, forcing
tre contest into extra frames
d. 1heIr half 81 the tenth, Clcvc-
land was held helpless as Hog
eeft -irlcE out tWo of their men
ana made the other pop up.
Results 0f the games.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-08-02
HOTELS

BRING YOUR VISITING friends
IN need Of a good nights rest 20
OVERSEAS HOTEL. Clean
rooms, innerspTIng mattresses
Under new management 9l7
Fleming 81 Julyib-tf
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-08-02
SALESMAN WANTED

SALESMAN WANTED by local
firm State experience IN let
ter 10 Box 81 The Citizen.
auR2 81
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-08-02

LEONARD. Dosh0ng. H0gsctt and
Il Ferrcil Fcllcr, Hudln Miner
and Hemslcy.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-08-02
ssseo
FOLLOWING THROUGH
BY AGU1LAR
aAaaaaaasaa Q e . g 3 aae

Statistics Of the Monroe Coun-
~ Baseball League, including
aarlos OF JulN 81. 1893. follow.
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CLASSIFIED
COLU M N
sssssssssasssssssSsssSss
PERSONAL
HELP WANTED

REAL SILK HOSIERY MILLS
VIII employ an exclusive distri-
butor imam OF Womanl for Key
West Experience IN direct
sales desirable but not ncces-
sary. Write 1906 Congress
Bldg. Miami. auRi-3t
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-08-02

Ross. SmIta and Hayes. Law
eu Cottmm and TCbbctt,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-08-02

81 other games scheduled
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ApARrMEhTs FURNISHED.

COMFORTABLY FURN. 2 ROOMS. HALL,
porch. kit, bath; IN GOOD. conv. NV: neign-
borhood: North dls5-R for appointment:
1927 E;rs;s FAST GAP1ToI sroINSE verCISsn. ROOM ,a
nished nna ksfnsnss,s with sink; ss & everything TYR
1907 d sE-ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR,
BATH 'ns sas ees neladed asaen re
t8ln OF G%GM double pb bed Clean EMs
refined adults: reasonable. Line. aaS7-W.
WOODRIDGE-36l1 17th ST. N;E.-ONE
Frisidsire: reas. Pot. 1885. ~
1873 c ST. NE RMS. KITCHENETTE,
$3.50; / Ink rm., 81 so: adults; acces-
sible, quiet Lin. 2242-J.
TAKoMA--6O7 FLOWER AVE- RMS.
ciuded; refrigerator; porches.
ONE OR TWO BEDROOMS LIv: ROOM.
kitchen. bath, completely furn.; block bus.
524 OGlethorpe st. NV. -
1918 21st ST: N.W.--BASEMENT APT,
private entrance and bath; cooking faclli-
ties Frisidaire: reasonable. Potomac :i"'4.
.6I6 UNIVERSITY PL. N.W;-DEsIRA-
bath; refrieer.; ress.; adults. Wise 4O5l
BACHELOR Apr.-D1NING ROOM. DRUG
store in bldg. Until Sept. 15. THE CHAS-
TLETON, 10Th and r. Dupont 1000, Apt.
$40.
ATTRAcTIvELY FURN., AIR-COOLED
apt. to suitcase from June l for summer
months
bedrooms. Ia baths living room. din.
THE KENNEDY-WAR Adams $500.
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED APT. OVER
looking park. Suitcase June ! for sum.
mer months. One-room apt, consisting OF
living room, dressing room. dining alcove.
kitchen and bath in the air-cooled Ken
nedy Warren. Adams 5000. -
DELIGHTFULLY."- COOL APARTMENT:
large living room dining room. two PED.
screened porch; linen and silver, 1883
Lanier place. Apt "a. Columbia 409@. $75.
TAKoMA PARK-b-RM: APT. AMI.
pvt. bath Also 2 rms. kitchenette, bath,
So wk Shepherd :t553. -
l.3o 10th ST. NV ROOM WITH
Gna s%s k nsas.s xnde%s eompete n,ses hr Semi
bath S. wk. No children; Gas: elec free rec
Also front apt with refE; accommoda-
tionS for j. ----
l437 PENN. AVE. sE.-BAsEMENT APT.
completely furnished; pvt. entrance. SINK
oil heat. cont. hot water. -
LARGE STUDIO ROOM. KITCHEN BATH;
close to car or bus line; elec gas phone
included; rent reas. 1905 Fern st. NV.
Georgia 5041.
1.os SHEPHERD ST. NV ROOMS.
nicely furnished: light. gas heat. unllm,,
tied telephone. all electrical appliances; =
adults. gentiles only; reference required
S45 month. -
l4Os 9Th ST. N.W.-a-RooM NICELY
furnished apartment; on flrs, floor S7:5o
weekly: heat. gas and electricity included
3o9 c ST. Sc RMS. AND BATH,
completely furn.. gas and elec. incl: en-
tire floor; reas.
s44 JEFFERSON ST NW.-PVT. HOME
. bright rms, neatly furn.; heat. gas, eiec
refrigeration; near cars. bus; reas.; adults.
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rets or smoking: / or . bedrooms: S25 to
MIDDLE-AGED WHITE COUPLE WILL
manage and maintain apartment building
for rent. Box 1904. Star. 29'
MOTHER AND TWO SONS. 10 AND "a:
one furnished room. kitchenette with sink
elec. refg in NV. not downtown. S"5 to
$50. Box 1894. Star.
ATTENTION, FOUR-FAMILY
APARTMENT BLDG. OWNERS,
PARTICULARLY THOSE WITH VA
CANCIES. Our rent dept. is able to give
excellent personal service to all prop
critics. and the buildings under our man.
agement are filled. with one exception. at
present. You will be pleased with the
results BY placing your property with our
ONCE. Call Mr.. Fitzgerald, with
VIM. M. THROCKMORTON,
2O1 Invest Bldg ReaItor. Dist 60ao
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED.


CREsToN I435 COLUMBIA RD;lDE. DE:
elec. refg. bet. cars. buses: S67 80.
569s 9th ST ts .ns AMP. AMP
current Rent S45 to $50. ,,
srkoHEcRER SIS hsSsfns Mss 1 Fl call EDWARD L.
THE WALTER REED I;,EC,nn1 APT. CORNER TEe
bright rooms. Kitchen and bath. two expos
nrss; Frisidaire on house current n, newly
Conn. ave. NV. opposite Zoo entrance
Very large rooms. remarkable closet space;
ffs1en iree snd 0ea s os
4olo CALVERT ST N'W.-TwO APTs::,l
Exceptionally nice Columbia OO21.
1908 MAPLE VIEW PL: ANAcosTIA Sc.
K1kG S rooms anso'n Screened @ back Doieh. oil ii
heat. S45 month
$40 CRITTENDEN ST. wv. End FLOOR.
Private apt; g rooms, kit bath, screened
ffee; RHsen $40 MONTH Phone Randolph sses,~
KEDRIcK 1901 K NV. APT. 3O2E
Very desirable; three rooms. kitchen. bath
gs5a g. APT e54asl a7sT bE ssoie ss as
feS fooms. X Kitchen. bath. Screened porch;
c. w. SIMPSON CO. 1924 VT. ave. Met
ropolitan 800.
3l5 18th ST. NE APT. So ROOMS.
kitchen and bath, screened porch: redeco-
rated throughout; rent reduced: incl heat.
hot water. refrigeration. janitor service.
To inspect, see janitor. or phone MR..
TOMS Dist. 2434. other apis. available.
kitchen and bath. refrigeration. $3.50
per month. See janitor. -------------
IL r ST. N.E.-CORNER BUILDING;
apt. Of 4 rooms and bath; large rooms
good location; rent much less than similar
apts. II you will inspect these apts.. you
will probably rent. Rentals S52 30. e. W.
SIMPSON Co. 1924 Vermont ave. Metro
politan 5700. --
TAKOMA PARK-HIGHLY DESIRABLE
3-room apt; screened sleeping porch; 10
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TAKOMA PARK--HIGHLY. DESIRABLE
3-room apt; screened SLEEPING porch; 10
private residence; separate entrance; svan' rnn
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1908 KEARNEY ST. N.E.-3 RooNT
kitchen. bath . inclosed porches; elec
gas. hot water; cars. bus, schools. cf1urcht
nearby. clean desirable. North 6.S3,
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FLATS FOR RENT.

~ TODD PL. NE. CORNERS ROOMS
and bath large size Frigidare: near
Tech School: S42.5O. Dist. 2713.
COLORED-1322 5th ST. NV
rms. bath. kitchen. modern. Georgia
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APARTMENTS WANTED.

FURNISHED. NV; NO CHILDREN. NO
Eets smoking: or 2 bedrooms: S25 to
S45. conv. neighborhood. Box ."9-A, Star.
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rs r ST. N.E.-ond FLOOR. FRONT
or 2 lge. rms. kit; gas, cleo. phol
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l3ls-I324 27th ST. SCI AND BED
rms, liv. rm.. kit. dinette. bath screened
porch: hdWd. floors: gas refg.: $40. so
sac SO Phone Lincoln 04U6. Near bus.
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One-room Pullman kitchen apt. with
double exposure attractively furnished
and well Situated in the New Amsterdam
Apt 210l 14th st. NV. Reasonable
rental: available June !: For further de-
tails telephone Columbia 400
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9I9 EMERSON ST. NV RMS. KITCH-
en- and private bath: incloSed porch; gas
elec near stores car and bus. b
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aIo IONGFELLOW ST. NW-LOVELY. :"
rooms kitchen. refg.; heat. gas. elec. incl;
only $40. See today
13s 18th ST Sc ROOMS K1TCH
en-. private bath, Frigidaire. screened back
porch: no children. Reasonable.
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BOARD ON FARM. vicinity, WASHINGTON;
nrefrrablv Silver Spring for boy 10: food
Supervision essential. Metropolitan ] l706.' >
ROOM AND BOARD for young man afflicted
with occa asional epileptic spells. State price.
Box 1S9-A Star.
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ARLINGTON, VA, N. VERNON ST. 12O1-
4 rooms. bath new; reas., convenient TO
buses and stores; also / furn. room
CLARENDON. VA-CLOSE IN. COMPACT:
3 rooms bath unfurnished; cool. quiet:
employed couple. 1913 N. Wayne st.
OYfnrd nSOH-W
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WOODBRIDGE, 2sO6 r. /. AVE. NE
rooms private bath; heat. light. gas;
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1910 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NW.-MOI
and bath. jr. dining room. solarium e!e5
refg: Venetian blinds: S6a.5 HENRY =.
ROBB. INC. 1924 Vermont ave. Dist. ~
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53lO 7th ST. NV ROOMS. KITcf'
$3.50. HARRY PORETSKY. Randolrl
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900 EYE ST. Sc. NEAR NAVY YARD
rooms. bath: heat, light sas: $50; adul
=
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BETHEsDA-pRIvATE APARTMENT m
large home. furnished or unfurnished. Liv-
ing room, bedroom. new. modern Kitchen
eite-dinette,, private bath; garage gronnds:
service: $50 Also 1-room studio apart
ment $40 12O2 Radnor rd
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ATTRACTIVE APT. ANIL: BUS u BLK:
shade; pOrches; S25: also rooms. 1888 N
Utah st. Arl.. Va. Walnut 1919.
SUBLET FOR SUMMER-THREE-RO
sttractively furnished apartment; newly
redecorated: good location. convenient to
bus. l03 Alexandria ave, Alexandria, Va
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1909 G ST. N.E--l AND 2 Rooms.
kitchen dinette tile bath with shower
New building. cool clean. inviting; $40
$50: half month"; rent free. Apply residsIt
manager. Apt. %. Open day and evenin-
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THE CLIFTON 1923 CLIFTON ST NV
Four large rooms bath pantry and locker;
refrigerator on house current. See tanlor.
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EAST RIVERDALE, MD-DELIGHTFUL
ly cool Groom and bath apt. on spacious
grounds, near schools. stores, bus, church.;
x21.5O 901 Jefferson ave.
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516 4th ST NE LARGE RMS. d.
nette. kit. bath; End floor. front: 81"
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1868 ST. NE, ROOMS BATH;
heat. elec. gas. refg. furn.; in new home;
J,,It
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1900 18th ST. SE-LIVING RIM. 2 BED
rooms kitchen. bath; Duplex apt: conv.
schools, trans.
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1907 10th NV. APT. 5O1-JUNE Ist. TO
Sept extension option; living room. bed
room reception room. kitchen. pantry
bath. large rooms, closets Sterling ?S D.
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1875 SPRING PL. NV. (3615 18th ST -
2 rms, kit and bath: convenient 10 car
and buses. larQe lawn. EriRidaire. S1h. -
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4 LARGE OUTSIDE ROOMS AND BATH:
hardwood floors: Frigidaire: second floor.
Ant h
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1915 A ST. SE-3 r.. K. AND B.; AMI
completely redecorated; cool. clean. in
vitinR: "a 80 See tanitor
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1921 3rd NW-5-ROOM APT. NEWLY
decora ted: new apt. bldg: all modern con-
Veniences Reasonable. Sterling a55s.
I12l OATES ST. NE-3 ROOMS. KIT
private bath: gas. cleo, heat. elec. Iefriger-
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DUDLEY, 1928 r ST. NV ROOM.
kitchen bath; reasonable rent C. w.
SIMPSON CO.. 1924 Vermont ave. Metro.
uoljtap 6SOu :
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FRONT APIS, 3 ROOMS, KITCHEN AND
z bath and room. kitchen and bath. 1885
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VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS. VA. 637 Goth
St South-Furn ] st floor, large living
room. kitchen with large gas range, sink,
pantry. bath, inclosed sleeping porch.
closet: stores churches, schools; 10 min
utes to Govt. departments: bus to house
from, and Pa nv
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173S POTOMAC AVE. Sc = LARGE
front room kitchen. half-inclosed back
| porch: h.. l.. g.. c.h.w.; rent reasonable.
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TEACHER WILL SUBLET NEWLY FUR
nshed 3-rm. studio apt. wooded section
Tx PIX: ali convenienceS: near bus: 10
weeks beginning June lG: SIS. References.
Shepherd :,1Hu-M
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los 18th ST. SE-2 ROOMS. KITCHT
semi-private bath: newly decorated. ga
light. heat: S35. Lincoln 1491-R.
IL M ST NV RMS Ist FLOOr
newly redec.: ianitor service. S:i1.
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S49. .5O-NEW. MODERN. 4-FAMILY APT.
in Sc; heat and h. W. furn: bedrm.; nv
rm. din. rm., fully equipped kit. tile bath
shower. screened-in porch, yard; available
Genrpla hH.ln
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$50 ST. NE, APT. lO3--rWo ROOMS.
kitchen. semi-pvt. bath: completely fur
respect able gentleman.
ST OGLETHORPE ST. N.W.-LARGE
front room and kitchen. closet. Frigidaire,
heat. gas. elec. Phone semi-private bath.
Man and wife
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N ST. NV RMS. KIT b,
redec.; phone. gas. elec.
& GenrRia Hol0