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Evening star., 1938-06-12
Guard Gets Many Offers
To Gire Fncts for History
Former Members of Early Militia
I Inform Headquarters They Can
Give Data for Ne,U Book.

they will have for IL days In their
base camp. and organizations will
set themselves up q pup tent camp
In some field on the route home
10 spend the night, and their meals
will be prepared as they march, as
they would under actual field condi-
tions. The first IL days under Wig
orous drill conditions in the field
will serve to harden them somewhat
for the march home.
Corpl. Virgil e. Kruger has been
promoted to sergeant in Battery D,
260th Coast Artillery. Pvt. Blythe
B. Miller has been promoted to SER
geant in the Medical Department De-
tachment. Special Troops. 2sth Di-
vision. Pvt. (First Glass; Robert F..
Cowan, Headquarters Detachment,
Special Troops. 2sth Division, has
been promoted to corporal in the
Headquarters Detachment, Special
Troops, 29th Division. Pvt. James H.
Alderton has been promoted to ser
geant in the Medical Department De-
tachment. l2lst Engineers.
Because Of removal from the city,
the following have been honorably
discharged: Pvts. Peter S. Fetters and
John B. Surabian of Battery F, 260th
Coast Artillery, and Pvt. Edward M.
Hurd, Battery c, .260th Coast Artil-
lery. Corpls. Richard d. Gates and
Clarence w. Stauffer, Battery D, 26oth
Coast Artillery, have been ordered
placed on the inactive list of that unit
because Of business interference. Sergt.
Emmett F. Gibson. Company B, 12lst
Engineers. has been honorably dis
charged because Of removal from the
city.
On account Of business interference
or removal from the city, for a tempo
rary period, Pvts. Samuel F. Smith
and Edwin L. Ford have been placed
on the inactive list of Company A.,
l2lst Engineers. Pvt. Joseph D.
Cooper has been returned to the ac-
tive list of the Headquarters Company,
29th Division.
Pvt. First Glass; John F. Zipesky,
2sth Division Military Police Com
pany, has been honorably discharged
because Of removal from the city.
Staff Sergt. Kenneth r. Ayres and
Pvt. (First Glass; Ralph M. Knighton,
Headquarters Detachment, Special
Troops, 29th Division. have been
placed on the inactive list because of
temporary removal from the city.
Promotions have been ordered In
Company A, 12lst Engineers, as fol-
lows: Sergt. Malcolm E. Wardwell to
be staff sergeant, Corpl. Walter Chak-
win to be sergeant, and Pvt. First
Glass; Stanley w. Stephenson, jr., and
Pvt. James r. Mitchell to be corporak.
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INACTIVE OFFICERS
REQUIRED TO STUDY
Work on Correspondence Courses
Must Be Completed to Keep
Na-.:..s>..
Commissions.

Ofhcers placed on the inactive lists
Of the National Guard Of the coun-
try, through reasons Of their own, are
going to find it increasingly dificult
to retain their commissions unless
they make some effort to keep up with
the constantly changing methods of
training, it was learned last week.
Transfer to the inactive list, it was
pointed out, does not mean that an
ofncer can continue to hold his COM
mission, to be ready for use in time oi
emergency, unless he Is willing to give
. certain amount of time to study,
and an inactive status only means
that he is relieved from participating
in the regular weekly drills required
for all members.
In order to retain their commissions
they must perform q certain amount
Of duty and study through the cor
respondence courses which are provided
for this purpose. This work Is. said
not to require a great amount of
time. As q matter Of fact, 1t was
said to be so little that any officer
who Is interested in his commission
can find the small amount of time
necessary to carry out this work.
Under the requirements, every on
Ger in such status must complete 20
hours Of extension course work each
year. He must also attend one field
training period Of Is days each year;
in lieu Of that he must give 20 more
hours to the extension work. Odicers
point out this Is only . little more
than three hours work a month, and
the studying and preparation of the
work Of the courses can be done at
home, and this requires only about
e-quarters Of an hour a week, as
suming that the ofncer does not even
desire to take advantage Of the oppor-
tunity Of serving two weeks in the
field with troops. However, the War
Department is stressing this point,
and it is determined to weed out the
officers who show no inclination to
comply with the requirements.
Already local Guard officials have
started on the effort to insist on
the requirements. While there Is no
inclination to Immediately wipe Oh
OF the inactive list any officers who
have not shown disposition to COM
ply up to this time, nevertheless they
are being warned. Letters are being
sent out calling to their attention the
information which has been received
from the War Department, and they
have been told that If within . year
they have not completed the neces-
sary work they will be recommended
to the department to have their COM
missions revoked and placed IN =
civilian status.
II was explained no waivers or ex-
csises will Be accepted. ~ the War
psuartment has hsld thst ths require
Evening star., 1938-06-12
SPANISH VETERANS
HAVE ACTIVE WEEK
New Members Are Admitted to
Harden Camp-0rder Of
Serpent Holds Crawl

Several new members were admitted
to Richard J. Harden Camp, Spanish
War Veterans. at the last meeting,
with Comdr. James e. Wilson presid-
ing. They are: Howard D. Alexander.
Sd United States Cavalry; Charles H.
Lovejoy, 7th United States Artillery;
william g. Maginnis. 1st Pennsylvania
Volunteers; George g. Morris. United
States Navy: Maurice j. Pierce. 1st
Tennessee Volunteers, and Harry Z.
Ratclifi. 159th Indiana Volunteers.
Scott T. Youngs was readmitted. Past
Department Comdr. william L. Mat
tocks, Past Department Comdr. James
B. Neeland and Department Junior
Vice Comdr. Thomas r. Donovan
spoke.
The Military Order of the Serpent
held q crawl on Saturday and was
convened by Grand Gu GU Elvin
Luskey. Oficers were elected.
Comdr. David H. Sibbett presided
over Gen. Henry w. Lawton Camp.
William w. Hill and James r. Henkel
were installed as quartermaster SER
geant and junior color bearer, respec-
lively, by Past Department Comdr.
James g. Yaden. Judge Rufus Foster
Of New Orleans, La, was indorsed for
the ONCE Of junior vice commander
in chief.
The Council Of Administration was
presided over by Department Presi-
dent Myrtle Moxley.
Col. John Jacob Astor Camp met
at the United States Soldiers Home,
with Comdr. John e. Grimm presiding.
Gen. Henry w. Lawton Auxiliary
voted to hold . bingo party on the
evening Of June II. President Doris
Watkins presided.
The Santiago Day excursion to Mar
shall Hall k July Is. The steamer
City Of Washington win make four
round trips.
Meetings this week are:
Tuesday-Col. James 8. Petit Camp.
Wednesday-Gen. M. Emmett Urell
Camp.
Friday-Gen. Nelson A. Miles Camp.
Monday-Col. James s. Petit Aux
iliary.
Wednesday-Gen. M. Emmett Urell
Auxiliary.
Friday-oen. Nelson A. Miles Aux
Hilary.
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29th Division Association.

The washington Post viii meet next
Thursday at the Hay Loft. Matters
Of importance will be discussed. Plans
are being made for the annual moon.
light, ride down the Potomac. En-
NETT Bateman. room los, Potomac
Bank Building. or telephone Metro
politan 44e6, requests members notify
him II they know Of IN empty barn
WHARF . dance can b bald.
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ments are. mandatory, ana every on
Ger, If he IS really interested in being
Of service in time Of war; should be
made to feel that he cannot keep up
with the military developments unless
he complies fully with the require
msnts tor study.
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VT. v. PLANNING
fFOR BIG PARADE
Street Dancing to Follow
Procession Scheduled on
Evening of June Fl.
Meetings This Week,

Monday-Front Line Post, No.
1401, TOO L street NV. S..
Tuesday-National Capital Post,
No. l27, 1918 L street NV. Ad-
miral Robert E. Peary Ship, No.
427, Hamilton Hotel.
Wednesday-Maj. Gen. Clar-
ence r. Edwards Post, No. 2l35,
s15 Fifteenth street NV. Over
seas Military Band, National
Guard Armory.
Thursday-Follow Me Post, No.
1880, 1902 Rhode Island avenue
NE. H. L. Edmonds Post, No.
2460, Hamilton Hotel.
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Forty and Eight.

Grand Voiture No. 174 will hold
It's annual grand chefs passe" night
at the Potomac Boat Club next Thurs
day. Current business will be trans
acted, with Grand Chef de Care
John Emil McCabe presiding, before
former officers take over the meeting.
There win be entertainment and re-
treatments.
A party Is being arranged by the
welfare unit for inmates Of Glendale
sanitarium.
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LEGION AUXILIARY
ROLLS NEAR MARK
D. c. Department Expected
to Get 1900 Members.
Quota Is ,5W.

The American Legion Auxiliary will
soon reach an all-time high member
ship record, according to reports re-
ceived here from national headquar-
ters. The quota Of 1904 was set for
the District Of Columbia Department
and lit is believed the number will
reach about 1000.
In the membership drive here three
units have reached the steeplechase
quotas: Potomac's Eureka" came in
first (win), Kenna-Main's Success
second (place), and Washington Po-
Ices "Out In Front" third Show.
The department Convention Com
mittee met June 8 and approved the
plan Of steeplechase standings for
seating at the department convention,
thus giving units chance to win
front seatings for the delegations.
July 26 is the time limit. As the units
are reported to the department head
quarters they will be given sequence
seating. Mrs. Edith Warren Quinn,
department membership chairman,
announced all reports must reach her
not later than June IS and all depart
ment chairmen reports must reach
the department secretary not later
than July I.
The Juniors Department Glee Club
will sing the opening night Of the
American Legion's convention, August
II. IL and IS. at the Maynower Hotel.
The auxiliary convention will be held
the same dates at the Carlton Hotel.
The Girls Nation will hold bingo
party at the Portner Apartment on
the evening of June II.
Sixty-six letters were received at
department headquarters from mem
bers OF Fidac in Czechoslovakia in
reply to the Fdac letter exchange
from members Of the District of Co.
lumbia department.
A meeting Of the Executive Com
mittee Of the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture Unit, No. SO, has
been called by President Dorothy M.
Blake at the home of Mrs. Agnes E.
Hazard, 1858 California street NV,
Tuesday at 8 pm. All officers are re-
quested to be present. as this will be
their last meeting before the regular
June meeting of the unit, when elec-
tions will be held.
The Washington Police and Fire
Unit, No. 29, met at the Y. w. C. A.,
6l4 E street NV. President Ola D.
Lee announced that June Is Fidac
month and that the annual Fidac
Congress would be held this fall in
Paris. France, with Mrs. S. Alfred
Blackburne of Kentucky, a past ma
tional president of the auxiliary. serv.
ing as the American vice president of
Fidac.
New members admitted were May
L. Bramell, Bertha Burton, May
Brown. Cleo Cartmill, Marie Cohen,
Bette Cross, Beulah Donaldson, Kath-
crime DAILY. Anna Felker, Clemmie
Farrell. Edna Friedberg, Thelma
Graves, Hilda Hall. Mary Joyce. Mary
Killey, Nellie Lancaster, Julia Leach,
Nina Mcfarland, Pearl Matney, Helen
Streb, Pearl Van Orman and Mar
garet Van Orman.
Membership Chairman Margaret
Carroll announced the membership
quota Is 107.
The unit will send an underprivi-
legged daughter of a deserving veteran
to Camp Holiday. for a two-week
period during the coming summer.
The child's name will be secured from
the Barney Neighborhood House.
Kenneth H. Nash Unit, No. 8, will
present an Americanism program June
IA. $50 pm, at 708 Highland avenue
NV, near Piney Branch road and
Butternut street NV.
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Kenneth H. Nash Unit. No. 8, will
present an Americanism program June
IA. $50 pm, at 708 Highland avenue
NV, near Piney Branch road and
Butternut street NV.
Evening star., 1938-06-12


ing for years to have the Navy Depart
ment put into effect.
With the arrival of good weather
the officers Of the local Reserve are
again faced with the problem of pro.
viding sufficient and adequate week.
end training facilities afioat. With
only a small naval launch, fitted with
a cabin, at their disposal, they are
finding 1t difficult to meet the re.
quests of the large number Of enlisted
men who each week end seek an
opportunity to participate in this
training, which not only 10 without
pay, but on which the men have to
furnish their own food.
The facilities are 30 inadequate that
it has been found possible to give each
enlisted man only about one cruise
during each summer, and the local
officers would like to have 4 boat
large enough to accommodate on each
week end all Of the men who make ap-
plication. They are trying to have tha
Navy Department assign such q ves-
sci here. They say that they do not
want q vessel as large as q destroyer,
but they could use one Of the 1oo-foot
patrol boats Of the type which was
used by the United States Coast Guard
during the days Of prohibition.
Three officers Of the local battalion
now are aboard the United States
naval transport Vega, in a training
cruise to Panama and return. They
VIII be gone for three weeks. They
are 1t. j. L. Cardwell, battalion medi.
cal omcer; II. =. !. Snyder. and m.
sign =. A. Reddington.
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National Comdr. Doherty win make
. Flag Day address in . Nation wide
broadcast Tuesday. It will be on
Eastern daylight time, from 7:So 10
1:l6 pm. over N. D. Q.
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The Legion's guard Of honor has
been invited to participate in the 18th
anniversary Of the battle of Gettys-
burg on July 3, when they will serve
as an escort to National Comdr.
Daniel J. Doherty, who will make an
address during the services. Bus
transportation is being arranged by
Capt. Guy c. Nadeau, who is in COM
mand Of the guard, for all those men,
bers Of the guard who desire to make
the trip.
Evening star., 1938-10-16

MT. PLEASANT-NEW BASEMENT APT,
/ room. kitchen bath; warm clean; new
furniture; in fact. it is unusual. Just the
place for man. wife; two young men or two
girls. Heat. light, gas, electric refs, in
cluded. See Saturday Sunday all day;
other days after 1:30. Adams 1925.
3331 18th St NV
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bath. ch.w. refrieeration. cleo, gas and
oil heat: $50. 1900 Newton st. ne.
RoYDoN. R. NEAR 18th Nw.-3 LGE..
outside rms, recepn. hall. lge. X. b.. bal
cony: 3 exposures. See manager. 5000.
1914 v ST SE.-BEAUTIFUL DETACH-
ed BLDG. containing many unusual fea-
tures. paneled living room and dinette. 2
convenient. quiet neighborhood; $3.50
includes heat and hot water; no small
children.
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1892 13th-OUTSIDE LARGE FRONT
bed-liYing room. kit. tiled bath, gas heat;
S45: adults. Col. 464SW.
2l4O N ST. NV OR . GENTLEMEN
to share apt. with others. Call Rep. 0525.
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1850 33rd ST. NV = THREE ROOMS
and kitchen: electricity and gas furnished,
no objection to small baby
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

2217 WASHINGTON CIRCLE =. TWO
young men to share Broom and bath apt.
with another $50 each; with meals. S35.
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THE WEAVER APARTMENTS. 1873 IRV-
ing st. n.w,-Desirable apartments at rea-
sonable rates: conv. to schools, churches
and shops; , rms. kitchen, bath S42 SO.
See RES MGR. or call Adams 499S.
Evening star., 1938-10-16
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

I?s5 IRVING ST: N:W-oNE ROOM
kitchenette, private bath; adults only;
reasonable.
25ls lsth NM RM;; KITcHE;NETTI|i s.r 1l;s III
heated; suitable for 2; $50 30.
1880 ADAMS MILL RD,. NEAR 18th AND
Col. rd.Two rooms kitchen. bath, porch.
fsssensi,i Isss SAIvEadb 1asab s5 ReSa 9fss
and elect. refrieeration. $40.
NEAR WARDMAN PARK-DEsIRABLE
ssan VIII ao1 prya5s WoaslsY sGTeT ~
NEAR coNGREssIoNAL LIBRARYmTWo
$50 Tel Adams 4940-W
PETWORTH. 1880 9th ST. N.W.-LoVELY
furnished liy. rm.. bedrm.. kitchen and
,semi-private bath refined couple; Electro
WNToWN-HoMEY R., K" B., WELL
bedrms., c.hw, PHI: no loud radios or noisy
parties; unusual service; refs. 1717 De
Sales.
TWO GIRLS TO SHARE NEW, ATTRAC-
lively furn, apt. with another, SIS each.
Emerson GAIL
1906 r ST. SYSTEMATICALLY FURN
Service; switchboard. Phone Dupont 5355.
1922 22nd ST. s.E.-3 NICE. CLEAN
rooms: bath; heat gas. elec.' Frisidaire;
30s KENTUCKY AVE. S.E-BEDROOM
living room. kitchenette. private bath.
Reasonable.
24OO L'ENFANT SQUARE S. s.E. AT PENNA
and Minnesota aves.-2 large front rms.
overlooking park corner house, compl
furn.; gas range Frigidaires c.h.w.: semi
private bath, shower. Reasonable rent.
6O7 3rd ST. NW.-BASEMENT APT;
also 2-rm. apt. End floor. front. Rent
reasonable. District 6507.
1873 B NE-SUNNY, 2 ROOMS AND AL
cove in attractive home on Capitol Hill;
eiec. refg.. oil heat, c.h.w.
1918 CALVERT ST. NW-ATTRACTIVE
studio room. Frigidaire. sink, range. gas
and electricity: adults.
CONGENIAL GIRL TO SHARE ONE-ROOM
kitchen and bath apartment with another;
TAKOMA PARK. D. c., 714s CHESTNUT
ST and . rm.. kitchenette apts.: S.,
81 weekly. Geo. 9161
2S21 18th ST NV ROOM KITCHEN
ette. sink. Frigidaire: completely fur
nished
3oos FRANKLIN ST: Ne ROOMS
instant. hot water; S35: adults
THE THEARLE. 2122 ST. NW.-NICELY
furn. liv rm.. bedroom, kit. Frigdaire
bath: private entrance: S47.50.
MT. PLEASANT, 1850 18th ST. NW.-lst
moor. > rooms. pvt. bath, porch; refrg.;
RTMENTs-UNFuRN
NATL ERE PsEE CAR ANP PvSs Gy1PE W,s .os,
NA s4I NEW YORK EVE AVs. NV. wv 4s1s Is.
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MAJESTIC. 5000 18th ST NV. APT
S1l-New. ultra-modern combination sun
and living room. Murphy bed, electric
kitchen sell furniture; bargain; apt. for
lease. See Sunday
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TAKOMA PARK-LIVING RM.. BED
room kitchen, bath, refe. heat, lights,
gas log Maple ave. Apt, l.
NEW 4-RoOM. 2nd-FLOOR APT-PRI-
vate bath and entrance 500 Greenwood
ave. T3k0n1a Shep aS5S-J
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COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTRY BOARD. room. laundry; save
money; $40 mo. Govt worker. Robert J.
Mooneyham. Route y, Rockville, Md.
RIVERSIDE FARMS. Open all winter for
guests Large all-modern home; hot
water heat; hunting; good meals noun
tain scenery Rates, $500 weekly; ref.
lincoln @365-J. Mrs. Charles Burner.
Woodstock Va
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
MERRILL MANSIONS,
asf. assl F.rm0nt TRTsht u RI! .,, SUNNI
.nd .pe DE- rms sems with Il rs..onsbe s%s also Ink
1915 10th ST. NV.
Nicely furnished apartments; maid. linen
UNUSUAL!
,,;A a loyely 1" apartment in Washinston's
Gated in exclusive Wesley Heishts Offers
msnt il Amefics! 's completeiy 'Afl furnished
Nth brand-new period furniture. Lsrge
pf sRns bah dnsr ns'yf s bright ast S
The New MARLYN,
CATHEDRAL AVE. AT seth NV.
Phone Emerson O70O.
REFINED .COLORED COUPLE. 1901 CO.
Esessp sf poseR ss456 '5e Adam; dams
APARTMENTS FUR. OR UkFUR.
1923 E ST. N:E-s ROOMS. BATH; ELEc.
abe: aduts faa 'at Atlantic aS ssas INCL reason
1921 .LANIER PL. N.W.-ExCEPTIoNAL
value for empl. couple. Apt: ior $50; bed d
sereensd e isp porch s rms sell III iurnitare Tor 800
terms; "a block north Of 18th and columbia
sundax I'd; nv. North s72s. eve: Adams 1888
1901, 10th, APT. 301-ATTRAcTIvELY
furnished front room: warm, clean; grill.
telephone courtesies: business woman.
ATTRACTIVE APTS HIGH-CLAss NEIGH
81 SnasD assDO0'ntm'n'' MRS. GREEN Shepherd
TWO OR THREE ROOMS. BATH AND
porch; furnished or unfurnished. 1049
Quebec St NV.
sa1nnsa ss1 yPsMyS faI ST NW H.1,y tES,eSsa R09Ms
private bath; adults. Adams 10439.
1920 CHESAPEAKE ST. N.W.-NoN-
bath Hall Ire room and hall On bus iine Eee'
22nd AND r. I AVE. NE.-ATTRACTIvE
front room; complete home privileges;
nnlim. phone; $25 unfurn. $50 furn
ave. NV. 5000 biock 13tR}-NeW. cross.
ventilated srartment, 2 rooms, kitchen. di-
nette BATH Venetian blinds large rooms
exhaust avs fans
churches and schools. Res. mgr. Apt. 103
Randolph 1886.
PARKWELL-35OO 18th ST. NV.
rooms. kitchen, dinette; also rooms
kitchen. dinette. ample closets; showers In
baths. Tastefully furnished and unfurn:
EXCLUSIVE LOCATION,
CONN. AVE. AT TAFT BRIDGE
2 RMS. KIT, FURN., $50; B RMS. SO
tarial phone service; large rms, mirror
doors: select tenants. 2O70 Belmont rd.
corner Conn. ave Potomac 50S3.
LOW-CUT RENTS.
MODERN-DOWNTOWN.
Choice suite in hreproof bldg; switch
board, elevator service; FREE refs.: LARGE
foyer, CORNER living room. bedroom
kitchen. bath: special rennements. S55
Large living room, bath. kit. S35. Also furn
1880 ST. NV. DUPONT $500.
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furnished, / double and / single room;
semi-pyt bath; new, modern home; oil
with private bath. Walnut s307-w.
ARLINGTON. VA, 1014 North Edeewood-
single rm. Sl2 mo double ntor ym Sl5 p a ier
WooDsIDE PARK Silver Spring, Md
near bath: single or double: lovely suburban
home; excellent neighborhood garage and
meals available. Shep, 57l3.
FURNIsHEIp foom and bath in delighttul tf
single lady; board If desired Temple
DESIRABLE FURN, BEDROOM near
Colonial Village share shower bath with
sente@an pstSna ehW Walnnt % a,o4 eeiepn0ne
COUPLE WILL SHARE completely fur
nished bunga.ow with one or two. Also
TAKoMA PARK, D. c., 500 Whittier NV
Cozy, single; oil heat bungalow express
bus. Randolph 1885.
MONTGOMERY HILLS. near Silver Spring;
bath: handsome. modern, private home;
large lawn; exclusive location; two .empl.
herd 1859. after / pm.
ARLINGTON. 1882 n Vetch st.--Near
home; healthful meals; all conveniences.
ARLINGTON-Owner's home. mr. Buck
tnghsm; attractive double front rm.. pvt.
BATH no other roomers or children: gentle
man pref; 10 min. Wash. by car: ia block
bus. Wal. 6l34-J,
Mr.. WILSON LANE AND BRADLEY BLVD.
--Furn. rm with bath. in new home: small,
quiet family. Wis. 4351.
1912 KING ST. Alexandria Va.-Newly
furnished rm,. semi-pvt. bath: $50 one.
SIS two. Apt. No. 3.
ARLINGTON WA 2Son 1-tb st N
Excel room and board; refined home:
bath adj: ! or - men: reaS. Oxford 1919.
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young men to share Broom and bath apt.
with another $50 each; with meals S35.
1888 18th ST N.wIBEAUTIFUL COR
hot,water. supply, Frigidaire, phone; all
modern; $40.
ATTRACTIvELY FURNISHED IN BROOK
land: living room, bedroom. bath, kitchen.
electricity incl. 500 month. Potomac 3942
l349 MONROE ST. ATTRACTIVE
3 rooms kitchen, private bath; everything
furnished; adults. Adams 10110.
IlI9 SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. s:E.1lst
floor . rooms, screened porch: completely
furnished; adults. Atlantic 5340.
2701 CORTLAND PL NW-APPLY MAN
kitchen and bath; double exposure; well
PARK LEE, $50 PARK RID N.w-ExcEL-
lent location: l and 2 bright aattraGtivye
sboseF dTeSsns dn
to $3.50. Adams 33s" 49,
n.w.-Llvine room, bedroom. kit, bath;
large. outside, rooms, well furn:: gas. elec: !:
married couple, no children; $50 mo. IT.
1924 1924 10th ST ST NV. w@LARGE IL. Sc. FRONT
breakfast set, next bath. s3e5 So Bed-liv.
Well heated. Clean home.
sTupIo APT, ROOM FuRN1sHEp Or
southern exp. f7s5 St NV p apply janitor.
1047 QUEBEC PL NV, NEAR 18th AND
Spring d.-Comfortable attractive 2nd-n.
adults adult saso sss,ss tsd co 41aaJ Ct quiet ren'0
lI17 10th ST. ,NW.-.nd, FL I,OoR-FRONT
seom ans EitShen is4N everything furnished
1T 18th ST SE.-LARGE ROOM AND
kit. Bird floor. semi-private bath. Frigid-
aire c.h.w.; no children 16'
1918 18th ST. NV, OVERLOOKING CITY
at Central Hieh-2 rms, kit. pvt. bath
1st A.; also Ink. rm.
12S 18th ST N.E.-AVAILABLE OCT. 1s
New corner. = rooms. kitchen, bath,
shower, Frigdaire; utilities included. EN-
ployed couple. S55. Atlantic 6672.
SOME FREE RENT. OTHER INDUCE
ments 3-rm., kit. bath: elec. refg.. linens,
dishes. silver. Met. s731 till pm. 49,
4l5 18th ST. Sc LGE RMS, PORCH.
sink, range: cleo, gas. garage: infant care
Tor employed couple. Atl. s355-J.
2221 RANDOLPH ST. NE.-ONE ROOM.
kitchenette, completely furnished. oil heat,
Frigidaire. Detached home. convenient
transportation: S35. Decatur 0535.
S35 MONTHLY tS3O UNFURJ-FREE
gas cleo, linens. dishes, silverware. Nicely
furn.. 9 small rms. pvt. bath: h.-w.h.: no
objection to children: nr. G. w. u. Govt.
depts. 2120 H st. NV.
TAKOMA-3 RMS. BATH; FRIG1DA1RE.
nicely furn.: nr. express bus; ADULTS; $50.
Shepherd 1888.