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Evening star., 1938-04-25
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EX-RESERvE CHIEF
First Governor of Board Was
76-Leaders Pay Tribute
ito Work.

Charles Sumner Hamlin, rs, Gov
ernor and for years a member OF the
Federal Reserve Board. died yesterday
in his apartment at the Hay-Adams
House. He had been in i'll health
for some time.
Funeral services will be held at 2:30
pm. tomorrow at st. Johns Episcopal
Church, Sixteenth and H streets NV.
Mr.. Hamlin will be buried in the city
Of his birth, Boston. Burial will be
private. Many public officials joined
today in praising his long career of
service.
Mr.. Hamlin's first public Office was
Assistant Secretary of the Treasury,
to which he was appointed by Presi-
dent Cleveland in 1893 He served in
this post for four years and was
named to it again by his friend.
President Wilson, when the Democrats
returned to power in 1918.
When the Federal Reserve was es-
tablished in 1914. he became its gov
ernor and served until 1916, when
he was named member of the board
Of governors for a l0-year term. In
1926 he was reappointed by Presi-
dent Coolidge for another 10 years,
serving until two years ago, when
President Roosevelt named him special
counsel to the board, a position he
held until his death.
Graduate of Harvard
Mr.. Hamlin was born in 1861 in Bos-
ton and was graduated from Harvard
University in 1883 with an ABB. de-
gree. Three years later he received his
Am. and IL. B. degrees. He held
honorary degrees from Columbia and
washington and Lee Universities.
In addition to playing a prominent
part in Democratic party affairs in
Massachusetts,. Mr.. Hamlin arbitrated
many industrial disputes in the State
from 1907 to 1912 and served as
United States representative on sew
eral international joint commissions.
The Emperor Of Japan decorated him
tor his services on the japanese
Famine Relief Commission in 1906.
He also was trustee of the Carnegie
Endowment for International Peace
and member of the Cosmos and
Metropolitan Clubs here
Mr.. Hamlin's diary. which he kept
for so years. was said to number IS
volumes. He had made approxi-
mately $50 scrapbooks during his pub
lie and political career.
Mr.. Hamlin maintained q home in
Mattapoisett. Mass. Is well Is his
apartment here.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Huybertie Lansing Pruyn Hamlin.
formerly Of Albany, N. Y.
Senator Glass Of Virginia, father of
the Federal Reserve system and Sec
retary Of the Treasury under Presi-
dent Wilson, said II regard Mr.. Ham
lin as one Of the most cultured and
discerning men connected with the
banking system of the country. I
derived great pleasure from my as
sociation and cooperation with him In
banking matters. He was one Of the
Evening star., 1938-04-25
Lard,,er's SO,,
EnIiStS With
Loyalist Army
H the Associated Press.

BARCELONA, April 25.-James P.
lardner, %. second son of the late
Ring w. Lardner, American author,
quit yesterday as war correspondent
to enlist in an international brigade
fighting with Spanish government
forces.
II think something has to be done
by somebody" said Lardner, who came
to Spain three weeks ago as q re-
porter for the Paris edition Of the
New York Herald Tribune.
I've seen the front and I know
what I'm going into"
Lardner. who worked on the city
staff of the Herald Tribune in New
York before going to Paris eight
months ago. joined An artillery unit.
In his role as . correspondent.
lArdner spent two nights with an
international brigade headquarters at
tho front where he went through .
bombardment. ...
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The disturbance of the Middle Atlantic
Coast is moving slowly north northeast
ward. and it was centered this morning
about $50 miles south Of Nantucket. Mass,
with lowest pressure about 5000 inches.
Pressure is relatively low over Northern
Hudson Bay; Nottinsham Island, Hudson
disturbance remains nearly stationary over
the Rocky Mountain and Plateau regions,
Pocatello. Idaho, 2952 inches. An ex-
tensive area Of high pressure is moving
eastward over Newfoundland and Labrador,
Belle Isle. Newfoundland. 30.72 inches.
Pressure is high from Manitoba southeast,-
Manitoba. and Port Arthur. Ontario. 3O.3s
inches. Pressure continues high over the
Southern Appalachian region. Bristol.
Tenn. 5000 inches. During the last "a
hours there were light showers in the
Lake region and scattered showers in the
Plains States. the Northern Rocky Noun
tain and Plateau regions and the Pacific
States. Temperatures have risen over
the Appalachian region and in the Middle
Plains.
River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers. clear
at Harpers Ferry; Potomac, clear at
Great Falls today.
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Congress Declared
War Against Spain
40 Years Ago Today
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
Congress declared war against
Spain 40 years ago today in one
OF the most tense sessions Of its
history.
1t was silence that brought
about the historic vote-silence
from Spain after the United
States had sent her an ultimatum
demanding she get out of Cuba,
then torn by revolution.
The ultimatum expired on noon
Of April %, but already there was
a virtual state of war. On the
previous day President Mckinley
had proclaimed a blockade of
Santiago, Cuba, and of the North
Cuban coast.
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MSGR. RYAN URGES
REVIVAL OF N. r. A.
Such Device Needed for Industrial
Peace, He Says in Talk to
K. Of c. at Newark.

By the Associated Press.
NEWARK, N. j.. April 25.-Msgr.
John A. Ryan of Catholic University
said yesterday, only another such
device as the N. r. A. will give us
industrial peace"
. In an address at the annual COM
munion breakfast of Council $50,
Knights of Columbus, Msgr. Ryan
said: While the N. R. A. did not
give enough say to labor in formation
of the various codes, it was q move
ment in the right direction toward
solving industrial and economic
troubles.
I'VE need something like 1t in this
country today"
The speaker declared President
Roosevelt's spending program would
be helpful to industry, but added,
when you stop priming the pump
it will not keep on running Of Its own
momentum"
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COFFEE BANQUET
Affair at Pan-American Union to
Launch Trade Efforts.

A banquet at the Pan-Americar
Union Building here Thursday will
signalize the start of a joint economic
effort by Latin American republics to
improve their coffee trade with the
United States.
Undersecretary Of State Summer
Welles and several Latin American
diplomats and representatives of
American industry are scheduled to
speak.
The Pan-American Coffee Bureau.
directing a cooperative program de-
signed to improve the quality Of coffee
sold in the United States and increase
its consumption, will be host at the
banquet.
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FIRST-AID CLASS SET

The District Chapter Of the Amer
ican Red Cross today announced
classes in an advanced course in first
aid work will be held from 10 am. to
noon each Tuesday and Thursday
from April % to May IL at its head
quarters, 1880 E street NV.
Those registering for the course
must have completed the standard
first-aid course within the last three
years. The advanced course con-
sists of 10 hours additional instruc-
ton. with emphasis on practical prob
lens likely to arise in everyday life
The classes will be directed by Gordon
O. Stone.
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Bantam. Conn.
and will begin his
duties there May
l. He preached
his farewell SER
mon yesterday.
Following the
services q picture
was taken of the
entire oongrega-
ton. . copy OF
which will be pre-
sented to him at q
farewell party to-
night.
Before coming
to Washington
Hfr HEor1au uyo G
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RANSOM is BELIEVED
AIM OF ART THIEVES
international Gang Blamed for
Looting Of Castle of Sir
Edmund Davis,

Edmund Davis.
By the Associated Press.
LONDON, April 25-Scotland Yard
detectives theorised today that an
international gang Of thieves was
holding for ransom the half million
dollars worth of pictures stolen from
the castle Of Sir Edmund Davis, art
collector.
Detectives pointed out that the
thieves, who raided Sir Edmund's
Kentish castle early Saturday, would
have . dimcult time selling the old
masters-pictures by Rembrandt,
Gainsborough and Van Dyck-but
that they possibly could make de-
mands on insurance companies for
their safe return.
Detectives were inclined to think
the paintings might have been car
ried away In IN airplane. One guest
at the castle recalled being disturbed
by . droning noise ''like IN air.
plane" the morning Of the robbery.
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respect Of law, but with . view to i'm
provem<nt Of production.
Support for local handicrafts.
A public works plan for removal Of
slums.
Development Of credit for industry
and commerce. az
Full utilization Of colonial resources.
Facilities for increase Of the tourist
business.
The first of the series of DEGREES.
the premier said, will be published In
tho omcial Journal May3.
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Educator Will Speak.

RIVERDALE, Md, April IS (Spe-
eiaD.-Walter Crosby Eells. prominent
educational authority, will speak on
Secondary School Standards" before
the April meeting of the Federation
Of Parent Teacher Associations Fri
day night in the Riverdale school.
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DR.. Rennie to Speak.

Medical and Psychiatrical Aspects
OF Parent-Child Relationship will be
the subject of DR.. Thomas A. c. Rem
ME OF Johns Hopkins Hospital in the
last Of the Carroll lecture series at the
Willard Hotel at 8 80 o'clock tonight.
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WEATHER REPORT

District tonight
becoming northerly
tonight slightly
ntonipht
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Benefit Luncheon.

SANDY SPRING, Md, April rs
Especially "A luncheon for the bene-
fit Of the Sandy Spring Volunteer Fire
Department will be held In the fire
house Friday at noon.
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REV. H.W. MANlEY
TOLEAVE CAPITAL
Esther Memorial Episcopal Rector
Accepts Call to St. Paul's at
Bantam, Conn.

The Rev. H. Waldo Manley, rector of
Esther Memorial Episcopal Church,
Congress Heights, has accepted call
to the rectorship of ST. Paul's Church,
Evening star., 1938-04-25
Report for Last 4S Hours.

Record for Last "a Hours.
From noon yesterday to noon todayo
Highest. SO, 2:3O pm. yesterday. Year
ago, 81.
Lowest. 43, 5 am. today. Year ago. ~.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest, 81, on April 90.
Lowest Is, on January 20.
Humidity for Last "a Hours.
rrom noon yesterday to noon today
Hishest. SO per cent, at $50 an. to-
Lowest, ~ per cent. st 5 pm. yester-
day.
Tide Tables.
(Furnished By United States Coast and
f3N0detic 9iYrvAVl
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

1925 23rd RID NORTH, Arl.-Furn.. /
double and single rm.; private home; 1Oc
BETHESDA MD. Wis 1908. Large mas
ter bedroom. private batn. in new home,
one block from bus. Board If desired
ARLINGTON, VA.-Large. clean room for
coneenial young man. privileges; $40 mo.
One block bus. Walnut zoos
CHERRYDALE. Va.-Furnished front room
IN family of adults. Conveniently To-
cated lOc bus zone gentleman preferred.
SIS mo. Call after 5. Oxford O7.7. /.
IA VIRGINIA AVE. jefferson Park. Aley-
andrla--MaSter bedroom with private bath
or smaller room; convenient Washington
bus. Alex 15DO-J
!t:O NORTH FRANKLIN RD. ARLING-
ton. Va-l5 min downtown Comfort :
aDv furnished room. SPmi-pvt hath in
new home. ST. so mo Walnut 1H5SJ
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
tContinued.)

REFRIGERATORs, used and reconditioned.
$3.50 to $3.50: also washers, ironers.
radios reasonable, District Electric Co.
] Dupont Circle NV. Dupont 1900
RUG 9xl2 Eamadan reasonable. For
appointment phone Adams $3.50 Wednes-
day.
RUGS, Chinese axl. bought for $3.50,
sacrifice for Sl.5; also small Persian
RUGS. So to $50 each 1902 Conn. ave.
SCALES! DAYTON elec; computing. cost
$3.50 new. Will take sos. Also electric
Hobart meat grinder. At zoos st, NV.
SEWING MACHINES S. up: portable cleo
tries. SIS up o Other GOOD buys 925-s27
SEWING MACHINES console cleo
repairing. .tle 18Th NV. Col. 3:!45.
SEWING MACHINES sneers, D. H 50;
tecd priced TO sell S55 Er'' up. :s337 Conn con w.
TRANSIT AND LEVEL, K q; E. complete
with rod practically new. 500 D st. NV.
TWIN BEDS, maple, >. size spring. in
ner-sprins sF ,s, mattress chest of drawers to
sonable. Columbia ss41, Ext 2o6
TYPFWRITERS - Brand-new CORONA
PSRTABLES discontinucd models, 200
Ma oNy fey sil NJ phone ro orders
TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE, Georgia
1ss;5 5I16 10th n,w.-Underwoods; 50 mo
mos. in adv, s6: no del: s addl dep
TYPEWRITERs, Underwood No 5 model:
18th 81. Rep. 1l7'. Other fine bargains
VACUUM CLEANERS. rebuilt, like new. l :
gr: suar:, S4;95 and up HosverS:. Eurekas,
Royal, etc: TO DAYS free trial. free demo.
Electrical Center. 514 1Otn ST. NV Natl.
\ VACUUM CLEANERS SALE.
hEureka: Alrway. RoNal etc. S6.15-SS %;
~Slectrolux or Hoover compl Sl4.5o: guar.
like new; home demo. BEST BRANDS co,
sos ith NV. Natl. ~. Open evenings.
WASHING MACHINE. floor sample,
Sll23o' --latest model prlma spin dry
ly Natl ;I',',t. Arthur Jordan Piano
Co, corner 18th and G SITS
WASHERS AND IRONERS. used ana floor
models. A. B c. Apex, Maytag. etc. S14.a5
up also see the demonstration of the new
Center. 5l4 10th ST. NV Natl sS;:!,
WATER COOLERS for sale or rent. Cen
eral Electric Supply Corporation 1880 New
York ave. NV. National $500
RFCORDS-RECORDS
SLIGHTLY USED. l.. FOR 81
QUALITY MUSIC CO. 1896 eth ST. NV.
LOOK!
Barea!nS IN used materials from Govt.
srintins ofice-J9ist Sheeting. flooring,
dlatorS doors windows sash; .5-ton Fair
bankS scale. complete. Call or phone Chas
D, Heavey: Blaaensburg and Mills rds. ne.
opposite FleIschmanns Yeast Co %
RE-UPHOLSTERING.
Three piece living suite upholstered for
So, covering and new inside material in
clnded made like, new IN finest tapestry
LA FRANCE UPHOLSTERING CO
c5n9 l4th ST. NV COLUMBIA l0l1".
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

6ls oUINTANA PL. NV NEAR 7th AND
Rittenhouse-Living room kitchen; ami;
private home; couple only: close to shop
ping center and bus.
1914 ST SE-3 ROOMS, PRIVATE
home; ch.w.: Electrolux; reasonable
$3.50 WIZ. UP. REDUCED OR . RMS.
kit. private bath; cool: gas. cleo. plenty
h. W: mr. cars 3605 Ga. ave Adams 6s40.
353s CENTER ST. N.w--ENrIRE FLOOR;
nicely furn.: i expos: refs.. gas. elec hot
Adams 94i7.
1872 NEWTON ST NW.-ENT4RE end
$50
DOWNTOWN APT, Bird FLOOR. FRONT:
private bath; all conveniences. 706 sth
TWO ROOMS AND KITCHEN ELEC., GAS.
continuous h. W, Apt. AZ, New Berne, 18th
and Mass. ave. NV.
1920 HARVARD NV ROOMS. FRONT,
nished. semi-prlvate bath; SS5 mo, mo-. SO wk.
See MANAGER. Apt. Il.
BUCKINGHAM COMMUNITY. 'ARL.. Va
suitcase l2 Sept Sept: 4 rooms and bath, linens.
1853 YOU ST N.E-CoMPLETEI,Y RENO
waited and furnished throushout refined
neighborhood. references; reasonable. ,~
PARK LANE. 2o25 EYE ST N.w.-WANT
or : slIis to share LARGE apartment
2,S0.
! AND l3 md ST. NE-Ist AND md
noorS; 9o PACK porch elec retg.. anil; Janltor
D-TOWN--ARTISTS STUDIO. cool. 3
huge +. b.. shower. fireplaces. antiques
paintings; refa.. garden; reaS. Shep. 1921
SOMETHING DIFFERENT ONE OF WAL
lace bryants most attractive. artistic
aptS; sunlight 3 sides. 1916 G st. NV.
ANACOSTIA, 1915 10th ST Sc,
rooms, furnished complete for Ink: cleo
gas and heat included: reasonable: corner
| home.
CARLISLE COURT, Nth and COLUMBIA
rd--'' rooms kitchen. bath and porch,
$50; no children. Columbia 7t7a
GIRL WILL SHARE WELL-FURNIsHED
apt with, another girl; references ex-
changed. Phone Dupont 140s. after 5 pm.
ZOO Que st. NV.
:22o lst ST. NW;--2-RooM APIS, PRI-
vate bath. completely furnished porch.
| garage: reasonable; children taken.
PTMENTs-UNFURN.
FREE CAR AND GUIDE
oil NEW YORK AVE AVE. NV. W. ''1i, 6.
1924 PORTER ST. NV
Rooms. Kitchen and Bath. $40 so
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ROOMS WANTED.

YOUNG MAN with new grand piano wants
room with unrestricted practicing priv
ilese. Box 2S6-E. Star.
WANTED September 30 an averaee-sized
unfurnished room for self in good
neishborhood on the second or third floor
with privilege of breakfast in room: rent
not to exceed $500 week: references ex-
changed. Mrs. Jessie H. Dunshee go F
st. NV, washington
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ROOMS UkFURkIsHED.
Continued

3547 10th ST NV rooms kitchen,
private bath: gas. heat, electricity; S37 80:
adults.
81 F. ST. NE lg. unfurn. rooms
h. " h.. gas range, sink. cleo. continuous
not water; adults; near cars and bus.
Cali after pm. ..
LARGE UNFURNISHED ROOM, for lady:
apartment privileges. Spacious apartment
with tnclosed porch in exclusive hotel in
NV. section. $50. Personal business. bank
references REQUIRED. Box 290-E, Star. 90
1908 SHEPHERD ST. NW-LEfge or
small: right price to right person; . in
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

BOSTON TERRIER, brood female due in
season soon: also one In whelp: one 2-yr =
old proven stud. and two a-wk -old toy male
pups. 1So Garfield ave, HyattsvilIe
Greenwood 1aa3-M
BEAGLE HOUND PUPPIES, 2ia mo. old,
So. .9l2 Bladensburg rd ne.
DOBERMAN PINSCHER PUPS, reg. A, K.
G., mos. old. distinctive breeding: reason
able. ll2S Terrett av.. Del Ray, Alex. Va =
COCKER SPANIELS fashy (black and
whltesl little beauties; registered Clark
sign. Wilson lane Bethesda. Wis. 1915 j.
DOBERMAN PINSCHER, male l year old
pedlsreed, for sale reasonably to good
/ home. Col. 23O7.
1EOCKER SPANIEL PUPPY. registered
beautiful black female good disposition:
eons away: must sell. Walnut POS
COCKER PUPPIES. black A. K c. regis
tereG a1NG Conduit I'd n NJ.
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FARM AND GARDEN

LAWNS SEEDED NOW. Personal interest,
the best of materials and years of sue
cessful experience insure you a beautiful
lawn Estimates free. Rich dirt. soc per
100 pound sack Cow manure 81 deiIy-
cred: Phone District 1863 between and
4. ROLAND c. Riddick 6s
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ADLEA KENNEL, s

BREEDER OF WIRE FOX TERRIERS.
Compete Grooming. All Terriers. So.
Hand plucked. bathed nails filed teeth
cleaned: called for and returned Board
for the Labor Day holiday AdIea dies.
Kennels, Mr.. and Mrs S A. Woolner.
Washington Grove Md
PHONE GAITEERSBURG ~
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RUTLAND COURT. 1925 18th NV
end = rm. epts.. large rms kit bath
foyer: desirable expos: free refs.; conven
downtown
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BABY CHICKS.

SPECIAL-BLOOD-T
White LeghornS, Barred and White Rocks,
X. l Reds, s. 80 VIM. James g. Son. 6l9
ST NV. Metropolltan OOSS
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5330 COLO AVE. NW-3 ROOMS, KIT
bath. Frleidaire on house current Reas
rental Avail Sept. 18th. Resident mgr.
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RE-UPHOI STEERING

Threep!e living suite upholstered for
St5, covering and new inside material in
cluded made like new IN finest tapestry
and irle7ette: workmanship guaranteed.
LA FRANCE UPHOLSTERING CO
c5no 4th ST. NV, COLUMBIA lOl1".
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4 ROOMS, KITCHEN. BATH. SCREENED
porch. cellar garden: good location. near
leeatlon: heat furnished S65. Dec les"
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STRICTLY PRIVATE WITH PRIVATE EN-
trance. Living room, bedroom kitchen
cite dinette hall; bath, hot-water heat
and light furnished 1S4S CT
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1431 PERRY PL NV LARGE ROOMS,
inclosed heated sleeping porch. large kitch-
en- with Frleidaire ami. conv. located.
- BLOCK l4th st. cars. - block 18th st.
bus, Must be seen to be APPRECIATED Mar
ried, EMPLOYED couple. no children or dogs.
nrpf nj
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s3-F-T. CRUISER sleeps four, good con-
dltlon, Will sacrifice for cash. Met
01s1
FE-MFG'D GRAY MARINE MOTORS,
$50 UP
Evlnrude Elto BendiE Cupboard Motors.
Futon s. sos Water 81. s w. Natl 3406. 81
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s23 L ST. Sc. NEAR NAVY YARD
rooms; kitchen. bath porch private en-
trance: INV b mel: S35 90
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CUT FLOWERS.
BOATS.

THREE DOZEN BEAUTIFUL GLAD1OLUs
delivered for 81 Helene Af1eck, Box 231 A
Route No. 3. Vienna Va Vienna :5:5-W-|
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10th AND BURKE sTs. Sc. 1BET.- 18th.
18th. B and G sts)-New modern duplex
dinette. screened porch, storage space. heat
and h. ". incl To INSPECT phone MR..
TOMS, District 2434
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NEAR EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL 1873 A
81. Sc and " r. k, b: ami: cool
clean inviting apartments. each with rec.
hall. as low as $40, See janitor. Apt ;
1912 IRVING ST. NV RMS KITc8-
( en-. pvt. bath; gas, cleo. oil heat, phone
Frigidaire: $3.50
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.50-THE FAIRLEE 1921 KENYON
ST. n.w.-1 large rm nice dinette kitch-
en- tile bath. refg: clean. inviting
18th AND COLUMBIA RD-CONV. 10 .
car lines; = rooms porch: ami: adults:
$50. 2lhl 1Sth ST. n W. Col. 1866
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1920 18th, CORNER P-2 VERY LARGE
rms. kit. bath S55. One rm.. kit. BATH
$50. Free phone. g.
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>io-LARGE LIVING ROOM, DINETTF,
kitchen and bedroom luXurisnt bath IN
4 attractive new detached home. Shepherd
I iSIn
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PENN HARD COAL. egg, stove chestnut
Sln.5o; pea. SS.7'; buckUheat, S7.15
screened and washed. Carl Coal Co
p Lincoln o541
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44@1 14th ST. .NE-PRIVATE HOME. 3
OUTSIDE rooms. pantry, semi-pvt. bath
kelvinator. gas. elec. heat. phone; adults
Potomac 3SS3-J
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NEAR PARK ROAD-Large, clean. double.
single; reasonable. Apply 3212 18th st. NV.
! 223 18th ST. sE-Studio rm.. suitable
for ! or : persons: radio; reas. Atlantic
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1872 COLUMBIA RD NV ROOM
kitchen. second floor front heat. Ight,
sas furnished newly decorated; $40 month.
Adams 9"S1.
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1860 AVON PL. NV. near 3lst and r
sts:-5 rooms. bath. cleo. Arcola heat:
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DUPLEX APT. sol PEABODY ST. NV
:! rooms. dlnette, kitchen. sas heat. S4s so
Apply SIS Peabody St NV
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR.

FAREWELL. $500 18th ST. NV
Four rooms. dinette kitchen bath. large
closets also two rooms, dinette Kitchen
ette bath and one room, laundry room
with washing machine, kit, dinette, BATH
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222 1lth ST NE, NEAR :, CAR LINES
y bedrooms. dinette kitchenette; new
furniture; all outside rooms: large porch
oil heat tno children. Apply between 6
and & o M
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!40l 18th N.W.-Attrac. furnished front
basement studio for > or 3, private ba h
and entrance phone excellent meals;
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3 ROOMS. BATH H-WH.. $3.50 %
aptso. 1434 Potomac ave. Sc Idncoln
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NEWLY DEC, LGE. FRONT RIM. KIT:
gas. neat elec. included; $3.50. 17l6
st. sc.
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3sio CENTER ST; NV. y BLK 18th
ana saa 0akoZ rms kitchen refg. bath. J st
q. S42 80. Adams l4a7.
Continued on Next PsgsJ
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ENTIRE 1st FLOOR OF ATTRACTIVE
place 1885 Irving st. NV Al
21o6 18th ST. NE ROOMS KITCHEN,
bath; gas elec. and heat furn,; on bus line.
Decatur 1882 va oo' ''''e'
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GEORGETOWN TWO BEAUTITTIJY
proportioned rooms. newly decorated; We
netian blinds; kitchen. bath and deep
shady garden: $50. West 1a11
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! S35-2 RMS, BATH: FREE GAS. ELEC. ;
everything furnished; > expos: $50 unfurn.
Choice of =. Also S45 apt. Also small rm,
Sl2. Between Oil am. or 81 pm, 212O
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5l@5 N. H. AVE NV ROOMS KITCH-
en- and bath; gas. light, heat and phone
included; on bus line
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PARK LEE, 1870 PARK RID N.W-Ex-
eel. loo: 3 large attr rms, . bedrmS
liv.-bedrm. with spacious dressing rm. !,
all opening on large. long hall. making kit
and bath directly accessible to all rms. Ideal
for two couples or large family; $50 so ,
rooms. same layout. S1O. Choice smaller
apts., S40-S52 80. Elev. Frigidaire. Tran
Sent or permanent Adams 33So
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READY TO MOVE IN.
London Hall. Apt. Hotel
1449 PARK RID. NV.

l133 18TH st. U.-Bed-livnz rr. dress
ing rm KIT. bath; cleo gas. linen. FriRid :
aire SIS up week: $50 Up mo. Natl a0i0.
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK

EXCELLENT BREEDING STOCK. Bred
sows soWs with pigs one male hog (Hamp-
shire. Model Ford truck L. w B. dual
Wheels; SlOO. c. w. Cannon Bowie, Md
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| 14th AND GIRARD SITS NV '"rHE
RoyaI'-very desirable l and 2 rm. apts.
conven stores churches; only 10 min.
doWntown. See janitor. 1864 Girard, or
Natl o1S6 ~
Evening star., 1938-08-31

ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
BY YOUNG LADY-Convenient 18th street
bus. Box BE Star. Il
SINGLE ROOM (no cubby hole): hearty,
wholesome food; walking distance down.
town: by quiet. refined. emp. lady: $40.