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Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-05-16
CENTRAL JUNIOR HIGH
MOVES INTO NEW HOME

Central Junior High pupils
moved Tuesday into their new
home leaving the Woodside and
Hartzler buildings after a years
enforced occupancy. Principal
Cox expressed considerable re-
lief that his pupils can once
more be united.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-05-16

Buckeye Lake was thrown open
to the visitors and the promotion
clicked. In all, about 10000 at
tended.
Major George L. Berry spoke
in the afternoon. Martin L. Da-
vey, then Governor of Ohio, was
also present in the evening. The
entertainment schedule called
for special acts. fireworks at
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-05-16
Public Urged To Attend WPA
Projects 'Open House" Week

open to the public, so that the
citizens can see for themselves
what work is being accomplish
ed.
Hugh E. Jones, chairman of
the Licking County Board of
Commissioners, and Mayor
Continued on Page Two)
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-05-16
Pyle, McElroy, Hague, Win
Scant Margins Decide Two
Contests In Democratic Tilt

Voters of Licking County, at this late day in the
week of the Primary Election considering themselves
loss to anayZe completely the returns of the election
Tuesday In their minds the scarcity of the vote in
presidential election year, he display of ethargy seemed
without explanatory the extremely margin of votes
which seemed have decided than office and the
upon whom the voters expected to win and to whom the
final tabulatOn gave the nod.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-05-16
DINNER DATE CHANGED

The date for the May dinner
of the Business and Profession
al Women's Club has been chang
ed from Tuesday, May 21 to
Wednesday, May %. Chairman
of the committee in charge is
Miss Mary Stevenson.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-05-16
DEMOCRATIC TICKET

office:
DEMOCRATIC TICKET
Governor: Davey 3769, Duffy,
399, Dye 81, Flynn 78, Kennedy
GAL, Mosier 100, White 1776.
a 1t. Governor: Buckenmyer
f60, Coady 253, Cox 1884, Halp-
er 80, Hubbell 691, Janson 83,
Moore 178, Pattison 682, Taylor
457, Whetro 241, Winegardner
855.
State Secretary: Allison 1017,
Dorrington 103, E. Kennedy $50,
J. Kennedy 1879, Kroeger 1886,
Steele 243, Sweeney 1547.
4 State Auditor: Boyle 551, Cox
864, Ferguson 1916.
Attorney General: Allen 1859,
Cavano IT'S, Heffernan sos,
Lamb 937, Nye 1902.
u. S. Senator: Bigelow 2024,
McSweeney 3272.
Representative at Large: Bu-
chanan 904, Durbin 1145, Myers
1403, Sullivan 942, Turner 1910,
Young 2605.
Supreme Court: Adams 1884,
Dixon 1903, MacBride 2247.
U. S. Representative: Ander-
son 1892, Lutz 1898.
Court of Appeals: Mason 2419,
Sterling 1877.
State Representative: Buchan-
IAN 565, Green 2134, Powell 1910,
Quick 300, Tritschler 1892.
County Commissioner: DUNN
2O18, Fulk 919, Harter 1865
Holler 1896, Jones 1875, McFad-
den 1912.
County Prosecutor: Fitzgib-
bon 3068, McNamar 1926.
Sheriff: Butt 1740, Simross,
! 2346, Spillman 1904.
REPUBLICAN TICKET
State Secretary: Hummel 2801
Neffner 2297.
Auditor: Bangham 751, Dunn
627, Fross 1873, Hoover 1884,
Hotes SO, Johnson 207, Tracy
225O.
u. S. Senator: Burton 1926,
Wharton 618, White 1926.
Representative at Large:
Bender 1923, Fess 1888, Mar
shall 1850.
Supreme Court: Boyd 1437,
Hynes sol, Jewell 2787.
State Representative: Jones
1435, Kirkpatrick 4217.
. Probate Court: Alexander
1855, Yearick 1884.
County Prosecutor: Hervey
3008, Morrow 2627.
4 Clerk of Courts: Brooke 1862,
Harding 1893, Painter 1914,
Pyle 1898.
Sheriff: Giffin 1918, Hoover
615, McElroy 4434.
County Treasurer: Frame 2038,
Hague 2293, Smith 1766.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-05-16

Mrs. David O'Neill, 1875 May
field Road, Mayfield Heights,
Ohio, is visiting friends and rela-
tives several days this week in
Newark.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-05-16

1t was four years agO-June IA, 1886 specifically
that the Newark Federation of Labor sent call to trade
unOnsts all the state of Ohio to participate in State
Wide Labor Meet at Buckeye Lake. 1t presidential
year and it designed to display abOrs strength
national and local voting organization to be reckoned with
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-05-16
CLUB PARTY

The Harmonious club enter
tanned Tuesday with a party
celebrating Mothers Day, in the
Granville Inn with Mrs. r. n.
Dilley and Mrs. L. L. Kerr as
hostesses.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-05-16

9539 10263
The State Representative race
Continued on Page Two)
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-05-16
AWARD WINNER

AWARD WINNER
Miss Charlotte Patten street.
certificate of award given by Freside Industries of Adran
Mch incentive to development Certificate valued
$50 and entities the holder all facilities Fesde Indus
tries the development of her talent the and crafts Award
based her Interpretation of the application color scheme
pieces Selection made from wide submttas
including Columbus and hadozen central Ohio counties
ATTEMPT MADE
Third attempt made to Fire Chief Shaw Notification
of discharge served when Shaw o'clock
Saturday morning Hope don't blame for this the officers
said they handed the Shaw eve had nothing
with it, Wghts charge against incompent
duct City Hotsberry
been consulted regarding the latest charge.
SUSTAINS DEMURRER
Part of demurrer proceeding by Licking county
sustained by Judge Weand for dsclos
ed there road and bridge fund the and therefore
would be impossible for and
deputies when no fund exists
MISSING
Two youths Richard Smith, of 3 Riverside Drive
and named Bud Snyder living National Drive disappeared
from their homes Saturday morning of the lads had
been found Tuesday of this week. Smith, father of Richard
reported the disappearance to the police.
CURFEW
be gift to the city by VILLAIN metal dealer
being installed in Horns Hill park and will be oed 945
remind late visitors the park closes 1000 The bell has quite
history having been in Fredown and used for half
tury to call rural children to school northwest of Newark
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-05-16

Beggs, Sr., Mr.. Franklin Ander-
son and Mr.. Harold Grigsby.
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-05-16

|[abulatiOn
Vote

The unofficial tabula-
ton of the light vote cast
in the Licking County
primary election Tues
day, is listed below. In
each case the total vote is
given only insofar as
there were contests for
office:
Newark leader. ([Newark, Ohio]) 1917-1946, 1940-05-16
SUSTAINS DEMURRER
MISSING

Two youths, Richard Smith
and boy named Bud Snyder,
from their homes Saturday mo
been found Tuesday of this we
reported the disappearance to Il
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ASPHALT DRlVEWAYS.

BLACK TOP ROADS CO-Builders of as
phalt drivewayS. tennis courts. Free eSti-
mates Time payments. MA. 0464. DI.
.,.4S. ewes.
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ROOMS WITH BoARD.
Continued

inI distance. newly decor, .insie sS7 80.
toanss and I.crestion sS SE1i pTivliss.s. '. ',
1883 PARK RD:.-yae.ney for ] or 2;
ISxel' B%s Adsm: s2em; ssssSs food near cars and
WESLEY HGTs.. block from westchester-
eeisst fnDns msss r0s SO mo Rx Issh sM $40 III
DOWNTOWN. 1919 Vermont aye.-Rm,.
twin beds. pvt bath; single. NE. 1904.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1905 goth ST NV
Homelike and comfort rooms; good food:
nice people: moderate rates.
big closet. homs cooking; ress. ii01 18th
st. Nv. Apt. 201.
1857 KALoRAMA RD.. .nr. Col. I'd
phone. privii.. Dst. tables CO 3270
143e WHITTIER ST. NV. vicinity 10th
cOnv. transD Randolph aoo7. ' '''
2S2O4 QUE ST. NV. near Dupont Circle
Nicely fuIn. large double room. next bath;
nsn 1 Rn BEDS oRe ge.t food
s35 up Columbia ie7s-J. GUS '' '''O'
22521 conn. CPD. shoreham-cool. newly
eooE.ns ss5 70 s45 80. A1i h'aaIi s4i5. nome
1922 1922 LAMONT ST N.w.-Larse. cool
s9omi saSirt,x ,rssh vel furnished; home eooking:
302S RoDMAN ST. ,Nw-Front room,
Gn sse e.ceent meals. Rsl H. ys77s Conn
CONN. AVE. SECTION, 1862 Wyoming ave
nw--Mt. rIeasant car; large basement
rms rms; % private shower; suit. men; other
MT PLEASANT. 1906 Lamont st. NV
Large ROOM so. exposure. near bath;
delicious food. Adams O2I2
REFINED. PRIVATE HOME has available
a large front room with private bath suit
able or 3 young ladies or gentlemen:
ideal location; excellent meals: large COW
cred front porch. Columbia 1892
93l QUINCY. ST. N.w-Room with or
Randolph 6251.
1878 @ ST. NV. Apt. 7O2-Room and
nstr p1srd ior ! or z; reasonable; unlim. phone.
1874 x';b .I..NIos tAMoNT ST; Nw5%Well-fprn: Tm.,
rm. for or g excel food. Ho 1859.
5027 sth ST, NW-Two employed adults.
In private home: excellent meals: S37. so
each. Georgia 1888.
1920 18th ST. Nw;-singles doubles:
lunches free Reas co. 1868. l4'
1916 RIGGS PL. N.W.-Laree front rm.
gentlemen or empl. girls: excel. meals,
semi-pvt bath; also single rm.
1908 BILTMoRE ST. N.W.-Well-order
nicely furnished. double single COOL COM
Portable: good meals. CO. O34O.
1921 QUE ST. N.W.-Double room. inner
spring mattr; nicely furn.; delicious meals;
walking distance
27I5 CONNECTICUT AVE. opposite Ward
man Park Hotel-Single and double rooms,
delicious meals: reasonable. CO 94OO. .
CHEVY CHASE-No place like home;
guests desired in, pvt. family; delicious
meals; conV. 70 all schools. No objection
TO children. Beautiful street shaded with
wonderful trees. WI. 1910
1928 N ST. NV. on Conn. ave-Singie
balanced meals
1885 QUE ST. NW-"OLD ENGLISH"
Singles with running water, doubles,
attractively redecorated: excellent meals,
switchboard: walking distance: S35 up
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

WANTED-Room and board at reasonable
rates for business college students in
clean and comfortable homes within walk
ing distance of business district describe
Tx. Star
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED.

DOWNTOWN APT. THE GRAYsToNE, sI5
18th st, n.w.-l and rms. kit. dinette
and bath: Frigidaire on house current.
THE BOND APTS.. 1890 NEW HAMP-
bath. s49 30 rooms. kitchen dinette,
bath. S52 so. Frigidaire. elevator.
1885 OGDEN ST. NV ROOMS. HALL.
bath. kit. with. built-in cab. new stove,
sdns s4eSG Psry See sse anto2 xsG blinds
1922 14th ST. NV ROOMS, KITCHEN
and bath; newly decorated; Frigidaire on
house current; reasonable.
lst FLOOR-LIvING RM.. . BEDRMS.,
Sny Snns 0ia m ss6 aaa ave- pq5ee aeV.
2-BEDRooM APT. AT 1850 T ST Sc.
Rent, S52.5O Cali Lincoln 2936-J for
Mr.. BLADENsBURG RID, 1929 ST. NE.
Newly dec. Z rooms din. kit; new stove;
WEAVER APIS, 1873 IRVING ST. NV
Convenient location. excellent transporta-
tion facilities; rms, kit. bath; complete
ly redecorated. $40. See res. mgr: AID. 1898.
2 LARGE OUTSIDE RMS. DINETTE.
ehsH hpes 0sn cAoN is5 & s Pei Psnns a'sT iue
342l l4th ST. N.W-ATTRACTIvE Q
rooms kitchen. bath and hall apt; Frigid-
aire, gas and elec. incl; $50.
2 LARGE BEDROOMS, LIv. RIM, KITCH-
en- and bath, $50 and $3.50. 1925 10th
DETACHED CORNER, UNUSUAL: 5 RMS.
dry, garage. eiec refg.; adults: Il Blk 18th
and Colo. ave. 1415 Hamilton ST. NV.
1928 LIST ST. N.w.--l RIM, KIT, LARGE
Call Hobart 1853.
2 BEDROOMS, LIVING ROOM. K. B.
3432 Conn. ave; newly decorated; conv.;
only $3.50 Cool insulated bldg.
tcontinued on Next Pags.)
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CLUB MERIDIAN.

2620 18th ST. NV
A delightful home residence In the
embassy section with garden and trees.
Single and double rooms Social environ
$3.50. Ia.
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ROOM AND BOARD SERVICES

FREE SERVICE-SAvE TIME
poor. npnes hssoclaleo at NaSnlngton
homes. offer single, double and group
rooms. some with running water. private
bath. at consistent rates. A director with
car shows available space free to potential
guests. Phone Columbia $500
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

WANTED TRANSPORTATION FOR ONE
to Seattle and return, leave Aug. =, return
Sept. 1925 MI. 1929 bet. 6-S. l3'
DRIVING TO MICHIGAN, AUG. Is OR l6,
could accommodate l or persons, share
expenses. 1I72 Lyman pl ne IA
LEAVING FOR MEMPHIS, TENN. ST
Louis, Kansas City August 18th, l or > pas
SengerS. Woodley 1899, MR.. BROWN.
TO PORTLAND MAINE, MORNING OF
nth. return Sept. 4; 80 Chrysler Imperial
share expenses. take l or =. oxford 0l33-
r. evenings to 9.
DRIVING TO WISCONSIN VIA CHICAGO,
10th; take ; or 4 passengers on route {;
1910 Hudson sedan. Phone Michigan 1865.
Apt. SO; references.
DRIVING TO MIAMI. AUGUST 18th. RE-
turn > weeks; new car; reasonable. Call
D to :, Warfield 696l.
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
APARTMENTS WANTED.

WANTED APT, LIV. RIM.
kit. bedrm. bath Sept. /. Write E. A.
LOETTERLE, 1857 Mass. NV.
GENTLEMAN DESIRES SMALL NICELY
furnished apartment by September |.
Give particulars. Box SOL, Star.
LADY WANTS . ROOMS, KITCHEN AND
bath: reasonable: have furniture and
Frigidaire Adams $500.
SUBLET SMALL. COMPLETELY FUR
nished apt. August 5-Sept. l5 reasonable;
references furnished. Box 1O-L Star
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

TIDEN GARDENS, 1920 rnDEN-DE-
ooRs harden Dark En- 4ss sSS OF sVs5 vs. Ss5 1Ss5
$50 TO S8a-4h26 18th ST. NV. AND
K. B., Incl s gas s eied I'm oE. Psss 0eRe'' eVes.
PARK LEE. 1880 PARK RD,-EXCELLENT
location location: l. 2; 8 cool delightful rms.
bath. shoSer' Frisidaire; dali S elevator: r $50 ; to
ss5. Bachelor apt, SAC Hobart 74ss
S35,n Gsn,r.1 1ssh ST NV I!.pc BL9CR
bath, gas, elec., g. E. refs.. c.h,w.
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT.-HoTEL. goth
and and sts nyy.1 room; kit. dinetss. PVT.
nical1 men H. ,SS $50 Fun service Frifidaire'
1896 18th ST. w-wALK DIST DOWN
iTtseration sa7 80 s up Manaser @ e APT, as e6s. s
3 ROOMS, KITCHEN, BATH. ATTRAc-
ney son St iuTn nexIy xp Ems sa
Hobart 45ss.' after @ 'p. Pm. 's CAN
1872 MASS AVE. E.. VICINITY CAPITOL
PVT 2nd a.. 81. k. b. refg.. gar: every
thing furn.; adults. Lincoln 5625-J.
sssa auscT sp st. d.sSsiy ESsLsa sSo aa
light; cow. transp.; gas. elec. furnished;
adults only
5311 CONN. AVE- HOUSEKEEPING
rooms, near bath; excellent location; $50
month includes everything. WO. 67l7.
Venetian blinds, Frieidaire; private home:
cony. bus; suitable for 2; $50. 225 Con-
cord ave. NV
NEAR wARDMAN PARK. 2625 GARFIELD
bath: well-turn:; new; $3.50. AD 1910
1904 18th ST; NV APTs.: ATTRAc-
tive room and kitchen; each S25. Also
basement room and kitchen. sink, Frisid-
aire, range: empl. adults: refs.
CEDAR COURTS" TAKOMA PIX, D. c.,
nr. Walter Reed, 410 Cedar ST. or 5
rms, kit; bath. porch; util. incl. playyd.;
st or 2nd f.: $50 up. Mgr. GE. 0533
room with fireplace. kitchen. bath. utili-
ties: near shopping center Silver Spring
and 18th st. bus lines S37 so. SH. 20SO.
524 lockwood ST. .NE.-FuRNIsHED
ties included; $50: adults only Nj. tS67.
744 sth ST. NV ROOM, LARGE KIT,
eles, refs I front; o rent sac so; o..
VICINITY I4th AND PARK RD-LARGE
rent. 1904 Monroe st. NV.
2519 UNIVERSITY PL. NV AND 9
Tnse bath Mnv apts Double and
Phone. See after 4:3O pm.
CAPITOL HILL--AIRY, MOD, .GIV RIM,
sedrm.. kit, PVT bath, Frigidaire, e.h.w.;
nv
living room, kitchen, bath, Frigidaire, tele-
phone; complete, with utilities.
1898 HARVARD NV LARGE RIM.
complete for Ink. semi-pvt bath: elec.
refE.: front: convt. transp.; So week.
THE MENDOZA. 222O Goth ST NV
One large bedroom, one small bedroom
living room, bath. kitchenette, completely
furnished for housekeeping; SOS. North
1114.
TAKoMA PIX, p. c. 7lOi CHESTNUT ST,
cor OF Blair rd-2 large rms, 3 expos
elec, gas, Frieidaire incl; $40. GE. 0519.
1015 N ST, NV. APT. 3O3-sUBLET
rooms, kitchen, bath; / month or more:
piano. Frigidaire. radio; S45. MI. 0350.
DOWNTOWN, 1905 X N.w-LIVING
ror A. bedroom. kitchen. bath. Frigidaire
exposures; cool; completely furnished.
TAKoMA PARK-NIcE LIGHT APT, Lrv-
rrisidsirs, inst h. W.. % sss, % eiec., dishes, Shes
etc. suitable young couple: $40. WALTERS.
23o Park ave. Shepherd 1920.
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PERSONAL.
Continued }

PERSONAL.
HEMoRRHoIDs ERADICATED BY MY
own method Results effective for a life-
time or money back Write for booklet. No
drugs or surgery DR. SOMMERWERCK.
1865 Columbia I'd. Adams 03SS
ASTHMA-HAY FEVER SUFFERERS
Write for free booklet inhalation therspy
No needles or habit-formins drugs. Call
Dupont 2202. 13'
IF YOU ARE BOTHERED WITH BILLS
or need EXTRA MONEY for vacation. lust
give me telephone call You can get 500
and need repay only ST. SO per week. which
includes interest, the only charge. Other
amounts in proportion. Just call JACK
SESSIONS. Michigan 651o.
MOTHERS CARE GIVEN CHILD, 3 TO g..
Pleasant home life suburban. Takoma
Park. Large yard. SH. 3913M
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN TEACHES
well-bred English, self-confldence, freedom
from consciousness. French converse
ton. Air-cooled studio. MI 6565, MISS
WEED.
DO YOU NEED MONEY!
If so, get in touch with Al Kraft, MI
2900. Loans on own signature to employed
married women Loans same day il you
call before noon Interest only for actual
days money is used
BETTER HEALTH STUDIO.
Gods and chronic pains reated. Trained
nurse. Appointments. Hobart 412l.
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NURSE. hospital training, g years exp
will take any case; can give hypos' In
In n1Sl
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THE COYWOOD, 1925 L st. NV. No. 46-
| Nicely furnished double room, S3 each:
| walking distance. DI. 365S
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COUNTRY BOARD.

MD-Eiderly. Quiet people
desired at Belyidere Inn for summer va
cation. Mrs. Henley NJ. Parker. Belvi-
dere Inn. Thurmont, Nd.
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SITUATIONS MEN 6 WOMEN.
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

CARFTARER for apartment or room g
house: small wages 500 Eye st. NV. lH'
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DUPONT CIRCLE, 2126 r st: H.w.-Attrac-
tive single front room. we'll furnished con-
Yenient shower tub: unlinn. telephone.
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ACCORDIONS-GoO selection Of used
Hohner, Soprani and Galanti instruments,
New Hohners. 120-bass. $40. Easy terms
Republic 1880. The Piano Shop, 1015 7th
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1903 CONN AVE. Apt 3-2 large. WELL
furnished rooms. single or double: shower.
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COOK. cclored, general houseWnnrK1,, (, a aoui,s'
stay nights. Hobart 1866. l5Zo ST. nv
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ROOMS WAN1ED.

PERMANENT GOVT EMP desires fur
nished rm., pvt. Jewish home, S1S-S20;
NV pref Box 74-L. Star.
SETTLED WOMAN wishes unf. room,
kit, bath in private home: Ink: reason
able Box COL, Star IA
FURNISHED single room bv~ young man
with refined Jewish family. Meals optional.
ROx ru-I. Star
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WALKING DISTANCE-Larse, beautifully
furnished front room, semi-private bath.
unlimited phone District 5036.
DOWNTOWN, 1888 P st. n.w.-Complete
basement room, Housekeeping: man; So.
Dble sleeping rn. x5 80 MI 4336
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ANTIQUES-Sofa, chest OF drawers, desk,
rocking chair. Paisley shawl. Call Tenn
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LOVELY, cool quiet, beautifully furnished
shower bath District 0386, after 4:30.
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room. private bath shower: cheerful cor
ner home: breakfast served. 4224 18th
St NV
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NURSE undergraduate, desires nursing;
confinement surgical medical or children
co ses. lS-hr duty. District 2L94.
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n ATTRACTIVE COOL. southern exposure.
= downtown apt; fine outlooks; next bath;
c gentleman North 36k5
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GIRL. honest and reliable, desires 81, n,1o Wo
experienced cook: reference. Atlantic s4Ss
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only slightly used; SlQ2; very easy terms.
MA. 4730. Kits. 1897 G st. Middle Of
hn hat atS
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14Ol 18th st p.w-Ideal residence for
business people. airy. outside room. pri-
vate baths: selective menus; svitchbo rd /:
ma
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1926 37th ST, N.W.-Large rm. with porch:
next bath; det. home: mr.. Glover Park and
Wis ave 500 8 S25 d Woodley SS34
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Mattress. $3.75 ca. Really
iy to Use. Newly Reno
S. ACME STORAGE BAR
e Not Connected With Any
We no Show Windows"
ACME SIGN" Dealers
d. ACME STORAGE. 461S
Georgia 1000. OPEN
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SCOTT CIRCLE. 1908 18th ST. N.w.-De-
sirabie single or double: shower bath; ice
water Walking distance downtown
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(Continued.) }

COOL AND COMFORTABLE ROOMS,
kitchen, semi-private bath. ami; living
room has steel easement windows and
Venetian blinds: married couple preferred.
gentileS. 50O2 Illinois ave n w
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

BEDROOM, dining. living room furniture
wanted; contents of apis. or homes: also
odd pieces WE DO MOVING CAREFULLY
AND REASONABLY. Georgia 1915.
BOOKS all kinds and old Natl Geo; best
Storage Book Shop, 42o 10th st. NV
CLOTHING-Highest prices paid for mems
used clothing. Bermans. 1922 7th st. NV.
Met. 3767. Open eve
FURNITURE, bric-a-brac. china, glassware,
prices paid csil Murray Tsyior 1898.
FURNITURE, rugs household goods, etc.
Positively hghest n prices Also reliable
Hf'1 Cali any sime' SN IL 0f5ee 54ss. '0f 0eS' results
FURNITURE wanted at once. We buy all
kinds: also elec. refrigerators, tools etc.
Any time. Lincoln 2sO7. Ia
FURNITURE Want enough household
elec. refg. Evenings after z, Me, 5255. 10
HIGHEST PRICES paid for tires. tubes,
peelings or anything made Of rubber. Wash
Ingten Rubber Waste. HOP 11th st. sc.
MACHINISTs' TOOLS. for Navy Yard
workers; mlcrometers. calipers. gauges, etc.
PIANos.we buy and sell used pianos Of
Shop 6 Ioi5 7th h's1-'f St, NV. i''' Inc
SEWING MACHINE-we buy all types;
piesjn 81 Opts00s
yER PLATINUMs TEETH. bfscAR3ED
NC. as YEARS AT es5 F.
er, CASH CASH FOR OLD OLD GOLD =, ~.
carded iewelry full cash value paid.
SELINGER'S SIS ST. NV.
A BETTER PRICE PAID for old gold. plat
mum. jewelry. diamonds. watches and
diamond watch cases condition unimpor-
tant we use same In our mfg. dept.
NEW YORK JEWELRY CO.,
727 7th 81 NV
FOR YOUR GOLD. DIAMONDS AND
JEWELRY GET OUR OFFER BEFORE
ST NV. ROOM 301 MA 02S4
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Gil M ST. NE. Apt. 3-Attractive front
room. twin beds. next bath: no other room.
ers. 81 double, SIS single 19s
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

ARLINGTON--Large, attractive rm. twin
beds: private home: nr. l0c bus lines excel.
meals optional. Chestnut 121S.
BACHELOR APT. for 2 young men.
Pvt. entrance and shower Bus at door;
10 minutes to city. Chestnut 6432
l OR WOMEN: lrg.. newly furn. decor.
rm.. 3 windows; in adult family; no other
roomers; free garage. CHI. 1894.
NEW HOME. corner room, next bath. .
windows; adult family: other roomers:
convenient bus. Chestnut 5215.
FALLS CHURCH, VA.-Attractive lge. room,
newly decorated. oil heat. 3 windows. scr.
porch; lge shady lawn; home privileges;
meals optional Falls Church 1856.
SILVER SPRING, MD-Single or double
room. new home and furniture: conv. bus
service. 1404 Flower ave. SH. 1896.
ARLINGTON, sos s. 21st st-Beautifully
furn room, twin beds; private. home. l
block bus: garage available.
HYATTSVILLE. MD.-Double room. twin
beds, private entrance, next to bath: near
car. bus lines; board opt. WA. 1926.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

baby grand in good condition. Sl95 Easy
terms. MA 1928. Jordans. corner 18th
and @ SITS
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ROOMS UkEURNIshED.

1880 M ST NV. Mansfield. Apt. 2I-
Large, cheerful room. semi-priyate bath.
Can be seen before l1:30 am. and after
$40 pm
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APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNEUR.

and bath. $40 to $50.
ATTRACTIVE APTs., HIGH-CLAss NEIGH
borhooc: some furnished Car available on
appt. MRS GREEN. Shepherd 512S
1925 ONTARIO PL. Mr. ZOO RMS,
kitchen. bath, Frigidaire, glassed-in porch,
overlooking Rock Greek Park.
206 UPSHUR NV. BY SOLDIERS HOME
Rent reduced TO party looking after
property and rent ref M. store. bus,
cars.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
The Alendale. zoos ST. rms bath.
eec. refg. all outside rms. facing ,
streets. S51 so. See janitor, o. B. HOP
KINS. 1925 Vermont ave. DI. 721l or
Woodley Ogoq
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ANTIQUES from estates, large collection.
CHINA, glass, silver, books prints, mirrors,
| furn. EdelSou. 6l& 9th q "
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Near Baltimore requires hRh-class struc-.
tural. civil mechanical, electrical. chemical
engineers. technical assistants for desi9n
and layout of large plants. Top salaries
will be paid Write or see E. A. Coughlin.
zoos Lexington Bldg, Baltimore, Md. "a
licensed employment Serevice)
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GIRL, white high school. care of children
evenings or part time. Call after 6 D M
n Alr,h