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APARTMENrs UNEuRklsHEp.

76ll GEORGIA AVE. N.W-DEsIRABL1
bath and porch; elec. refrigeratcr included:
BY M oy es ssd 4ses
TSEcH TS5S Il HIGH; 2l5 sEAToN PL. Ne
large h room. kit. bath; sas, elec. refrigerator.
~ S35-sPECIAL-S35.
ou.sae ms: !: rst % aooT f Yard n kf s.assn ass
STUDIO APT. IN EXCELLENT NV. SEC.
,7af bFfex ( st. H N.Y. RUSSELL coMRHHy sss1' 1851.
THE DUDLEY. l42s R 81: NV:
.-se, 1924 v{s: ~: Y: SIMPSON ea. ass. 300.
5335 COLORADO AVE. NV.
az. dS rms: ms kit; and 3D. bath; Teas rent Resi-
OAK TERRACE, $7le 18th ST. NE:m-o.o -
sEpFoRb' isss 'essiS CALF. ST. NV. eso'oo ~ oo
1897 rs! so0P & HOPE RD. s.7:5o- ss $3.50 so
kENSEpy q cTs los KENsEstb;Y!o ~ NV E 'o
1887 'rf KEs1Lw6R4a E 81 Ii xvi AVE sI.@ s.o- $3.50
DoNAip. m ii s. $4aS S9a; 1ath ST. NE ss''o
nj iitb X + + Sw aine.te $3.50 to 4559
1914 Vermont Vermont Ave, saWnN NV, District iT" ea1o.
3506 GEORGIA AVE.-3 r., K, B., $50.
Ss3 2s23 14th St. NV rms, Kit" b.. S3O.6O.
533e Colorado. ave. n.w.-Renoyated: 2
wAsasdToN Realty Ri aeo sa.'s $500 o9 4sss s
1880 ADAMS MILL RD.
and porch. 2 rooms. kitchen. bath and
hAhDadh 5s5I s5an II Az MAdSEA &c. &C., 5ssc. 5ss.
500 ST. N.W-3 R.. HEAT S35. 50
LEO F. HAINEs, po7 18th NV Natl. 1880.
1900 2sth ST. Nw;-2nd-n. apt 3 rms.
ehsn eaaes hea sah sas p0rs eec es sas H.
1907 Wis Ave Michisan 1925.
HEATED APARTMENTS
Al End st. Sc, Apt. 4-6 rms.
17el 1i, LIST n,,b St ne Apt. s-a rms. 70 "A
1@s caErol Ea,b st. se' Apt. "a rms" .o ~
11ss Florida ave. ne. End IA oo
122 D st. se., Apt. 1-2 rms, kit.
R. A. HUMPHREYS.
s0s North Capitol st. Natl 6731.
THE PLYMOUTH. -
2 large rooms, kitchen and bath. cabinet
sink, refrigeration; basement apt. Cfront;
RESIDENT MANAGER.
1895 l1th ST. NV.
204 ST. NV.
Large apartment OF 3 rooms. kitchen
and bath: $500
sss fHRrAs {5!2 81 Nv FISHER ST. B.irs; 1so $3.50.
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month: H. W.h.; puS lines -OxIoru VII
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
1924 18th N,E-s DESIRABLE s Fms rms
Tas n1 tTsns 1isns aps No. paSae pss4SJ s0oa HtDO0O
2539 18th ST. NW.-ENTIRE 3D. FLOOR.
!. rooms: large kitchen. private bath; COM
petely furnished; adults. lts.-
very very reas. Gail Tor Interview. Republic
2646.
1879 BnTMoRE ST. N.W.-ATTR. LARGE
$3.50; close bus, car; uni. phone; adults.
119 ST sE.-2 ROOMS, KITCHEN;
cite. private bath: refrigeration; maid
service.
BASEMENT APT.-BEDRooM. PRIVATE
Reasonable Shep. 24Os.
27os ONTARIO RID. NW.-LovELY
sc with nodd wth99t Gnmba ktShe4 4sl
kitcSenefts. S Bath: st screened sleeping porch
SO. expos: adults. transient OF permanent.
1896 CALIFORNIA ST. = LIvING;;BED-
room kitchen dining room. potn large;
suitable couple, possibly ., s4S:o0 sesai: =! =
mattress; Frisidaire; ST.
FRANCIS scoTT KEY APT: HOTEL: goth
and sts: nw.I1 room kitchen dinette
Frigidaire. Nicely furnished. Natl: 5425.
DETACHED HOME. PVT. APT. LARGE
rooms, pvt bath M exp ami. sc elec. Eeig;; Eo4o
1886 18th NV RIM. KITCHEN, BATH;
ton included $3.50. MANAGER. Apt. 202:
PETWoRTH, .4219 9Th ST. NV RM..
kaSoos k gas sal sn mo ana adams hss 1871 81 cars BUS
WARDMAN-RARE OPPORTUNITY. JUNE
or longer; very choice h.k. apt. large liv.
room. din. room. bedrm., sunrm., 3 sunny
expos, park views. Col. 1000. Apt 7O0-E.
1928 CLIFTON ST; N;W;m5 .U,aa;5.. LARGE ARSE
and living room. s beds; $50. See jantor.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 2o19 Q sT.-NEWLY
sb and eoort ana 'e dsy
First FRS and and second floors Large Sitting room
with open fireplace. large bedroom, private
bath and shower. References exchanged:
AIS 9Th ST: Nw:LL1v1SNG ROOM MP BED u.
heat light gas. EMPLOYED couple
1905 ROCK CREEK CHURCH RD.-oNhY
$4S pssly lsd,qs furniseeG eembs sBs ,Sos sm' ki
sMaAfahhhrShs saa ss ,5Sa iosa MONTH SPsSs
1887 10th .N.WLBEDRooM AND n KITcH,
sRdss bath
1892 BELMONT ST. NV. APT. NO. "a
Attractively furnished two rooms. kitchen,
bath southern eXposure: refrigeration. gas.
!ssenS: sse! ref complete h0usekeeDlns 'ae'll':es'
LIy. RM BEDRM.. ALCOVE,- SHOWER,
bath; heat. light; pvt. ent:; windows:
Ink: empl. adults Rand. 5379: $40. 5.
1920 HARVARD ST NV ROOMS.
front; semi-private bath; $35 mo. See
manager Apt. l3.
CAPITOL HILL-DELIGHTFUL FRONT
apt, nicely furn.; 2 rooms, kit, pvt. bath.
dinette 24O 1st st. sc.
144o BELMONT ST N.W.-LARGE STUDIO
rm. for Ink; porch; Frigidaire; phone;
semi-bath.
7O6 TAYLOR ST. NV RMS, KIT.
BATH back porch; expos; light. oil heat.
gas. elec. refg. incl; $50.
NEWLY FURN: LIV. RIM, MURPHY BED.
cedar closet, modern kit, Electrolux. shower.
bath. c.h.w oil heat; ideal location: transp.;
gar. Adults. 724 Taylor NV. Col. 717O.
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2234 v ST. NE.

:, Entire 1st floor furnished. corner home.
living room. bedroom. kitchen. closed in,
gas range; bath on End floor. "A bath in
nnished basement. wash trays; SOB per
month includes automatic heat gas cleo.
sleeping room. 2nd floor S16 per month:
two couples could occupy property nicely
Owner. widow. only other occupant Rear
apt. 2ud floor Pntnmac O434.W :
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

CHEERFUL. BRIGHT. ROOMS. KIT.
bath; corner house; gas. elec... refs: furn. :
nr. transp- stores; Takoma. shep. bO26-J.
COIORED-PRACTICA NEW HOUSE
Just turned over to colored; newly furn..
3 lovely small apts.i oil heat automatic
niture. 1905 o st. NV. Dupont $3.50.
COLOREDN2 GIRLS OR COUPLE TO
share modern apt. with young lady. share
expenses. Dupont 5787. 143o T st. NV.
Call between 1903 pm.
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NEAR YOUR OFFICE!
! Room, Kit, $38+3 Rooms, $45.
Modern elevator apt. bids: convenient
location; large. bright rooms; furn at slight
extra cost BLAIR. 1921 M st NV
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IF SHEER BEAUTY ATTRACTS YOU, SEE
this little dream. huge rooms. fire.
places dinette. kitchen. bath, beam ceilings
throushout. brand-new. Decatur O663-J.
Ia nj
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1913 BURKE ST Sc g BLKs. so. EAST.
High Sch "A rms. k. and b.: screened
Mar. LIST: will redec.; only S52. Dist. 2434.
After 8 pm. Chestnut 463s.
1347 PA. AVE. SE.-3 ROOMS KITCHEN,
private bath. inclosed porch; heat fur
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

1916 NO. GARFIELD. Clarendon-Next to
bath; bungalow; quiet lady only; SIS
month; h.-W.h.; 2 bus lines. Oxford O741.-
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923 10th NE.-HEATED. 3-5 ROOMS
bath, S37 .5O-S42.5O. E. P. SCHWARTZ.
Inc, 1O14 Vermont ave. Dist. 6210.
.5O7 -5th ST. NE
rooms Io1z ait;; KtNahs Hssh h;X AVE- n N e $$5.
3 rms. kit. bath: duplex: aut. heat: $40.
WAPLE q JAMES INC.
1924 14th st. NV District 3346.
Apt. ,1-1O20 17th pl. me-. 8 room. and
Apt. 3-1017 18th pl. ne, rooms. dinstts
and bath 90
Keys at Apt. 2-l0le 18th pI
HARRY 4. KITE.
1910 Vt. Ave. Na. 4e46.
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HEART OF GOVT. BLDGS-sAVE TINE,
money. New. beautiful, . rooms kitchen,
bath. shower. Venetian blinds oak floors
Frigidaire: $41.50. 233 9th st. s.w.
Natl 61l7 5s
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TABLE BOARD.

B423 18th ST. NW.-Try Mrs David.
sons famous meals Choice meats. all
fresh vegetables and fruits. Weekly OF
monthly rates. Col $500.
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APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.
FLATS FOR RENT.

WANTED. 2 OR 3 RIM. FURNISHED
apt. for couple and children: not to ex-
ceed S:'5 mo- Box 467-L. Star.
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR.

APARTMENTS FUR. OR uNFUR.
NAVAL VILLAGE, 2431 ST. NV. GAsT
bldg; ;)-Liv: rm:, bedrm., din .-kt., bath.
Avail March l. S45. $50. Apply janito..
BRoOKLAND. 1917 FRANKLIN N.E.-3
bright. warm rms. private entrance: heat.
gas cleo; conv transportation. Adults, $35.
58 s ST. NW.-3 ROOMS, PRIVATE
bath, screened porch, hot-water heat, Entire
second floor Dupont 6185.
ATTRACTIVE APIS. H1GH-CLAss NEIGH
borhoods; some furnished. Car available
on appointment. MRS. GREEN, Shepherd
512S.
1884 d ST NE-BAsEMENT APT. ONE
room; private bath. Kitchen garage; $50 90
ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR. 3 RMS. BATH;
heat. light gas, refg,, phone: new home;
reas;; adults; excellent neighborhood. RAN
1884 D ST. NE.-oNE ROOM. KITCHEN,
fully equipped. Frigidaire. bath; $34 90
mo-; or two rooms, $4,000 81
Mr.. WALTER REED. 1884 GEORGIA AVE.
Apt. 4-3 rooms bath. screened rear porch
and yard: $42.50 mo. o. B. HOPKINS.
1925 Vermont ave. NV: District 7271.
CONCORD GARDENS 1901 CONCORD
ave. NV. $500 block 13th)-New cross
ventilated apartment. 2 rooms. kitchen. di-
nette. bath; Venetian blinds: large rooms:
REFRIGERATOR; exhaust fans; convenient
shopping center golf course. express bus.
churches and schools. Res. mgr. Apt. 1O3.
Randolph 1850.
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STUDIO APARTMENT =,

:, Unusual studio apartment; very large
% rooms ON on 5o.foot N % balcony, ample ample closet
space. tiled bath. shower. kitchen: Frieid-
aire modern heat: convenient bus and car
line. Columbia 1862.
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COOPERATIVE APIS. FOR SALE.
APARTMENTS WANTED.

UNFINISHED. BY REFINED WOMAN
bath: utilities; S35. Box 26O-M. Star.
ARE YOU CONTEMPLATING A VACATION
March 18th to April 18th and would like a
renned young couple to look after your
home and pay you q reasonable rental?
References. Box 423-M. Star.
BROOM APARTMENT, VICINITY OF
Conn. and s; must be reasonable; unfur-
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pad rms aol2 2,t nYt " bhvEENbaaE AYE III baa
employed couple preferred. Adams 4s99-J.
1865 LAMONT ST NV ROOMS. XII.
hall. din. bath. Perfect condition. Con-
venient location Reas Col 1855
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u Iset 0o1 vi 11edt, s'J5 '5I i I4tE 81 N
113 R ST. NE ROOMS KITCHEN.
semi-bath. reasonable: heat. light and gas
furn.: conv. tranSp. So
$50 FARRAGUT NV. HAMPSHIRE GAR
dens-Recep. hall. 3 rms k and b.; spa
cious grounds; gentiles; S55. Emerson 1856.
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EVERETT HOTEL,
1870 H st. NV rms, kit, bath. every
thing furn.. hotel serv.. $50. Natl Sl3O
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DSo.OolA. IOUIN. junior aiming room,
Kitchen and bath. Adams $500
%S1 S0 l ROOM. KITCHEN, BATH.
1919 G. ST. NV.
Free gas. electricity and re-
frigeration Comfortable and
tastefu!ly furnished Located in
most convenient downtown
section. 24-hour elevator and
switchboard service. See Mr
Davis, Resident Manager ME-
$500
THE MONMOUTH. 1919 G ST NV.
X55 m l ROOM. KITCHEN BATH.
1919 G ST. NV
Free gas. electricity and refrig-
Grafton: comfortably and taste
fully furnished: located in a
most convenient downtown sec
ton: 'front.' southern exposure:
24-hour elevator and SWITCH
board service. See Mr. Davis,
resident manager. Met $500,
THE MONMOUTH. 1919 G ST NV.
%70 m 2 ROOMS. KITCHEN & BATH,
~'o'oo SCREENED SLEEPING PORCH.
1919 g STREET NV
Outside corner apt Bedroom
has cross ventilation; twin beds
Free gas. electricity and re-
frleeration: "a -hr. elevator and
switchboard service. Nicely fur
MONMOUTH. Isi9 G ST. NV. ME $500.
BROADMOOR.
Hn1S,, Kit. Bath; Unusual FLrnishinrs
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1928 ST W.-Master bedroom with 3
windows two exposures. wood burning fire
place. beautifully furnished in private
m SE.u
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APT. 3: 1914 COLUMBIA RD.-THREE
rooms kitchen and bath. Rent. S52.5
Col ~
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1924 LAMONT ST.-Catering to the
health and comfort Of guests. Pleasant
household of exceptionally fine young peo-
Pile Large 2nd floor. suitable 3. Also one
double. Best Transportation. Mt. Pleasant
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ROOMS WANTED.
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

SUBURBAN kOVM9.
cow. RM. WITH BOARD. twin beds Cor
eihs5sni ches.nut $40 V551os4s. AD'.' 500 - w
shady lawn, 14-room house; modern; oil
heat; 3la baths; beautifully furnished
Sl5 per mo. oxford , '6.
2s21 N FRANKLIN RD.-comfortable
rm.; pvt. home: 10 min. doyntoWn;, board
ARL. VA. 1925 ,lst I'd. n.-Attractive
room. ] =; no other roomers; breakfast
optional. Chestnut 1901.
7O5. KENEBEC AVE, TAX. PIX. Md
Nicely furn. rm.; private home: meals op-
tional; reaS.; near buses.
NEW PRIVATE HOME, 1Oo5 North Edge
wood ST., Arl1ngton-(3 bathS); attractive
room: unlim. phone: very reas. Chestnut
$685..
1901 WEST BRADDOCK RD.. ALEX, VA.
Nicely furnished room or apt. IN new
home; reasonable. Phone Temple 3437-W.
AURORA HILLS, VA-Bedroom: private
entrance; 10 minutes to Star Bldg. 509 s.
gath st. jackson 1S47-W. -
CHEVY CHASE-Large room. with board
in private home: available, for lady or
couple who APPRECIATE refined environment.
eli
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1909 r ST N.W.-Attr., lge. front rm., 2nd
floor: closets; inner-springs: z or 3; spe-
cja1 rates to 2
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE 1927 10th st. NV.
bath; reas.; meals optional; excellent food
2111 10th NW-Special rate for 5 in
large room: excel meals; $3.50. Also
double Unltm phone
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JEWISH HOME single bedrms.. pvt
shower and bath, cbw.; excellent meals;
reas: mr. transp 44h3 18th St NV
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32oS o ST. NV ROOMS. KITCHEN
bath; $50 mo MAX KUSHNER: Commerce
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DUPLEX, APT, . BEDROOMS, LIVING
room, dinette, kitchen bath. screened
porch. large outside rooms Apply 252S
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Front apt. 2 rooms. kitchen. bath. GeA
elec.. Frteidaire. dishes: smployed couple:
$40 month.
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Al EMERSON ST. NV RMS. KIT.
bath. incl. porch gas. cleo. phone auto
matte heat: newly decorated
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vate detached home: comfortable beds:
delicious meals: on bus line; reasonable.
I'LL NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.-Doub'e
room in beautiful guest home; excellent
meals: walking distance. Dupont 6675.
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| 627 F ST. N.W.-NEWLY RENOVATED.
new linoleum flooring, back porch.
51s ST. Me- OR LARGE ROOMS.
kitchenette: large porch: b. W.. l.. elec. refg..
c h W.: adults
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THE KENNEDY-WARREN

Available for months or longer A
luxuriously furnished apt. consisting OF
bedroom. living room. junior dining room,
kitchen and bath. Adams 1900
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210l CORTLAND PL NW-ATTRAC-
tive. 2-expoSure. one-rm. kit and bath
apt 2-rm.. kit. BATH apt, well-located,
new bldg reas rent.
1893 BENNETT PL NE-3 ROOMS.
Kitchen and abth. Phone Lincoln 2O14-W
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1851 CRESCENT PL. NW.-FIVE-ROOM
apartment. well furnished. Facing south
l3s 9th ST. NE-LARGE LIVING ROOM,
four windows. large kitchen; electric refs.
sink Adults
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1923 MASS. AVE. Sc ROOMS. PRI-
vate bath. elec. refg.. porch, near Lincoln
Park. 50 week: adults
FATHER AND DAUGHTER WILL SHARE
their home. garden. tennis court, earage,
with couple. $45. Wise. 3490-W
WARWICK APT. 3O5l IDAHO AVE. NV
-"-rm., kitchen. bath apt: ! month or
erence required. Phone Emerson 4345.
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5236 44th ST. NV.
Bedroom. living room. dinette kitchen,
bath and screened porch heat. hot water
and 3anitor service furnished; S515O.
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STUDIO APT. = ONE ROOM. MODERN
kitchen. Frigidaire: private bath; outside
apt: near Capitol and Library; adults
25 5th ST. Sc
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Attractive. Well-Furnished I-Room Apt.
With Foyer. Bath. Grill and FriRidaire.
in Apt. Bldg Woodley 2693.
URN:--APARTMENTS-
FREE CAR AND GUIDE
NATIONAL s296. Ewes, WIS 4953
94l NEW YORK AVE NV -
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NV. SECTION-ATTRACTI APART
ment. liv.. bed, kit, pvt. bath; $55. Call
after 5. Randolph 1911.
1925 10th NW.-WALKING DISTANCE, 2
rooms kitchen. porch; Ind d.: sink. range,
Electrolux: inner spring mattress. Adults.
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1857 31st ST. NV.
Living room. bedroom dining room,
kitchen, bath and inclosed porch S65.
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WESTCHEsTER-ATT APT, BED
rms, living rm.. dining rm., kit. baths;
2-3 months; references. Emerson 1851.
241O NORTH CAPITOL ST. . RMS.
kitchen, bath and shower: gas. elec.. phone
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1884 10th ST. NV.
Corner apt. rms. kit, bath. elec. refg.;
nice condition; Sal 80. See resident mana
ger, Apt. IL. or PLANT GORDON. INC.
1874 Park I'd. NV. Columbia OS38.
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1921, 1925 BILTMORE ST.-Double rm
also lady to share rm. with another; $3S ca.
semi-pyt. baths. honey atmosphere; whole
some meals Adams 0769.
la
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APARTMENTS ukFURklsHEo

17O2-l706 18th ST. sE.-TWo ROOMS.
kitchen and bath. screened back porch.
individual back yard; $35 month. OWNER.
Emerson 7497. s.
2 ROOMS. KITCHEN; HEAT, LIGHT AND
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ARL, AGA gath rd. N.-Large rm.; . ex-
posures; windows; fireplace: delicious
Southern home cooking; 20 min. to town;
So wkly. Chestnut O930.
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SUBLEASE APT. ON SMART 18th ST
rm.. Murphy bed. tiled bath. shower. dress
ing rm.. kit: unusually large and modern:
refrgn. included in rent. Adams 494S-M
3Ho5 18th st NV
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NEAR CAPITOL-FRONT APT. ONLY
$3.50; 3 r. k. b.: heat furn: newly dec.
Open: Alb East Capitol st. ROGER MOSS,
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430 KENYON ST. NW.-ENTIRE FLOOR,
2 large rooms. pvt. bath. bright kitchen,
glazed porch, refg.; conv. transporta-
ton; S45. incl heat, hot water, elec.
TAKOMA PARK-ENTIRE FLOOR 3
rooms, closet. bath with shower, insu-
lated. elec. refg. pvt. entrance, garage.
INQUIRE s02 Flower ave- after pm.
TAKOMA PARK, sos FLOWER AVE
New apt, rooms. pvt. BATH oil heat,
S405O.
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1927 B ST SE-ENT1RE end FL: ?
rms, kitchen. pvt. bath. screen. 81. porch:
expos. oil heat. gas. elec. incl adult
WESTCHESTER APIS. 1892 18th ST.
n nw-'' rooms reception hall. kitchenette,
and bath electric refrigeration: S57 SO
315. 18th ST. NE APT. 81. ROOMS,
Kitchen. bath. gassed-in porch: all out
side, sside rooms, redecorated; rent reduced;
neat hot water. refrigeration included.
See tanitor or phone Dist. 2434. STEUART
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-09-14
Hardesty Family Reunion

A family reunion was held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. w. H. Hardesty
Corinth, West Va, on Sunday, Sep
TENDER 10. Mr.. and Mrs. Hardesty eel
ebrated their 60th wedding anniver.
sary last February. They are the par
ents of nine children, all of whom are
living and were present at the reun-
ion, namely: Mr.. and Mrs. B. A
Moon, Terra Alta; Mr.. and Mrs. j
C. Hardesty and Mr.. and Mrs. Benz
Koch, Oakland; Mr.. and Mrs. L. F
Hardesty, Adel, Ga; Mr.. and Mrs. c.
0. Fraley, Fairchance, Pa; Mr.. and
Mrs. l. w. Hardesty, Mountain Lake
Park; Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Moon, Cor
NTH; Mr.. and Mrs. C. T. Hardesty
Cumberland; Mr.. and Mrs. l. E. Har-
desty, Grantsville. A number Of grand
children and great-grandchildren were
also present.
Mr.. and Mrs Hardesty were former
residents of Oakland, having moved
from here to their present home in
Corinth in 1885.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-09-14
Garrett County WOOdmen At
tend TwO-Day Session At
Cumberland

ClimaXed with a log rolling jam
boree Sunday afternoon at Cumber-
land, a two-day meeting of the Wood
men of the World was brought to a
close. About five hundred Woodmen
attended, many of them from camps in
Garrett county.
A competitive drill was won by
Company E, Baltimore, with Company
M, Crellin, capturing second place and
prize of SIS. Roy Ferguson, of Crel-
lin, was fourth in individual COMPETE
tive drills. Company M, Crellin, won
first prize in the dress parade.
John E. Webb, of Forestville, was
elected sovereign of the organization
for the ensuing year. E. A. Olsen, Of
Washington, D. c., who is State Mana
ger for Maryland, District of Column
bia and Delaware, and who is well
known in this county, was elected
treasurer. Mr.. Olsen was one of the
speakers at the business meeting.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-09-14
NEW HIGHWAY

A subscriber at Altamont calls at.
tention to the new and shorter high
way now being connected up by new
road construction between Oakland
and Cumberland.
The State Roads Commission is now
engaged in building a new road be-
tween Westernport and Luke on the
Maryland side of the Potomac River
which is expected to be completed By
January l, 1910; the WPA is complet-
ing surfaced road from Bloomington
to Swanton, widening it, putting II
many drainage pipes and shortening i
by cut-offs. This work is also expected
to be finished by January l.
The result will be a new route or
hard road between Oakland and Cum
berland at least ten miles shorter anC
with only little mountain climbing
than either of the existing routes vie
Routes PIG and 40, or via Kitzmiller
Allegany Front, New Greek and Key
ser.
The State Roads Commission, nc
doubt, will give this road a propel
number, erect distance signs and placS
it on their road map in the near flu
ture
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-09-14
Workers To Be Assigned On The
Savage River Dam Project
October |

Between 300 and 400 WPA workers
in the Georges Creek area are ex-
pected to be transferred to the Saw
age River dam project by October l
according to Simeon W. Green, presi-
dent of the Board Of County Commits
sioners of Allegany county. More than
1000 workers will ultimately be en-
ployed in the work. Workers on othe.
projects in Allegany county are to be
shifted to the Garrett county project
Mr.. Green stated also that although
the dam is located in Garrett county
only Allegany county WPA workers
will be employed on it. Workers must
furnish their own transportation to
the site, as neither the WPA nor the
Upper Potomac River Commission will
supply transportation facilities.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-09-14
A MANS HOME HIS CASTLE

A mans home is his castle. This is
true regardless Of whether the home is
log hut or brick mansion. He lives
there with his family. He is on
familiar ground, and he likes his sur
roundings. It's the only place perhaps
he has ever known. Maybe his parents
live nearby, but if not he has friendly
neighbors and there is a feeling Of
contentment.
His earthly habits are suddenly in
terrupted by a huge construction pro-
ject which is calculated to improve
industrial conditions. A committee of
men approach him and offer him d
price for his land. eff you don't like
the price, we'll start condemnation
proceedings" the man often is told.
This is the picture presented by one
person actually living in the Savage
River Valley where soon a dam is to
be built which will flood the territory
and provide flood control system for
the Potomac River which in turn is to
help industrialists along its banks.
The owners side of the story is one
not often shown. In a huge project the
ultimate goal is stressed and the
means to attain the goal are minim-
lied. After all, who is there who can
say just how much a mans home
is worth? The actual land may not be
worth much, but what will it cost a
man who must be moved from his
familiar haunts to strange place
that in many cases does not satisfy?
From what ore owner in the Savage
River region says, the people there
are willing to sell at a reasonable
price but according to this individual
the Commission wants the land for
little or nothing. To force a man to
sell his home when he doesn't want
to move, makes the appraisal of that
lands value difficult, taking both sides
into consideration. IN rs.
A just settlement should be reached
for all concerned. Owners have no
legal right to hold out for eXhorbitant
prices and hold up progress for the
public good, but they do have a right
to consideration.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1939-09-14
ANOTHER ANGLE

The Savage River dam is to be built
entirely in Garrett county. 1t will cover
Garrett county soil where sufficient
food could be raised to sustain fam
lilies and millions of trees could be
grown to provide lumber. The dam Is
to benefit Allegany county. Simeon
Green, president of the Allegany
County Commissioners, announced
that only Allegany county workers
would be employed on the construc-
ton. Allegany county, of course, Is
furnishing a million dollars through Il
bond issue to supplement funds pro-
vided through WPA. But whether or
not this should eliminate the oppor-
tunity to give work to Garrett coun-
county in constructing the dam.
Out-of-State capital furnished the
money for Deep Creek Lake, and yet
many were employed from Garrett
county in constructor gthe dam.
What will Garrett county get out Of
the Savage River dam? Will it just
eliminate hundreds of acres from the
assessment books? Shouldn't Garrett
county derive some benefit from this
big project?