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The Daily Alaska empire. [volume] (Juneau, Alaska) 1926-1964, 1940-09-30
JOINS HUSBAND
HERE YESTERDAY

Cora Spicer, wife of William
Spicer. clerk at the Baranof Ho-
tel came in on the Baranof to
join her husband.
The Spicers were recently mar
ried in Lamont, Iowa, and they
have taken up their residence IN
the Anderson Apartments on Sew
ard Street.
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AMUNDjEN ON
RUN TO 5LTKA

John Amundsen flew to Sitka to-
day with 0. E. Erickson, round
tripper. and was to bring in five
passengers from the Historic City.
Alex Holden went to the coast
yesterday. taking Mrs. George Sc
bastian Schwamm to Silk a and
bringing in N. A. McEachran, Louis
Taylor and J. McNamee from Sitka.
Shell Simmons returned Saturday
from Anchorage where he had flown
two Array engineers from here on a
charter trip.
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Inga Blomquist of Boston, Mass,
revealed herself as one of several
hundred girls who answered adver-
tisements of two fake movie pro-
ducers who promised the girls Hol-
iywood careers at price any,
where from $11 to $500 each. Police
are seeking the pair.
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1YEE 10 SAIL.
SOUTH TONIGHT

The steamer Tyee came in from
Sitka, southbouid, fhis morning,
and is scheduled to sail south from
here at q o'clock this evening,
taking a cargo OF frozen fish
Sailing aboard the Tyee will DC
Fred Hermanson, Mrs. D. T. Holden
and Williani ffaynes, all for Seat
tic.
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Flies LYNN CANAL

Claude Brown, new Weather Blu
reau Forecaster, flew over Lynn
Canal today with CAA Inspector
TX. McWilliams to familiarize him
self with the region.
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JUNE MITCHELL BACK
FROM SEATTLE VISIT

Miss June Mitchell, nurse at the
Juneau Medical and Surgical Clinic,
returned on the steamer Baranof.
She has spent the past few weeks
visiting relatives in Seattle.
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EAGLES MEETING

An important meeting OF Douglas
Aeric 1T FOE. is scheduled for
this evening and all members are
urged to be in attendance.
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DOUGLAS
NEWS
MRS. RUE LEAVING

With plans tc continue her jour
ney east and visit the Mayo Broth
ers Clinic 10 undergo a delicate
operation, Mrs. Victor Rue expects
to leave for the south today on the
Aleutian.
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TROAST TO SEWARD

N. Lester Troast, wellkncwn ar
chitect, left for Seward aboard the
Baranof.
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RETIIRNS HOMr

II. A. Dedman, who has been in
Juneau for several days, left aboard
the Baranof for his home IN Skag-
way
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DOUGLAS HUNTERS ARE
READY FOR DUCK SHOOTING

Practically a sell-out in duck
stamps has taken place at the
Douglas postoffice already as local
sportsmen were preparing for the
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THE WEATHER
tBy the u s. Weather Bureau 84
MS DEPARTMENT. OF COMMERCE, WEATHER BUREAU
Forecast for juneau vicinity, beginning p Sep

Forecast vicinity beginning at 4:3O
Fair tonight and Tuesday, change
temneratme
for north south
norton tonight Tuesday, change temperature
gentle to variable winds
OF OF the Gulf OF Alaska:
local showers south portion fair
portion gentle moderate souheasterly winds
Cape Spencer partly cloudy gentle
easterly winds
partly
nhfeastefly
Shifting to modera southery Tuesday.
Kodiak becoming overcast
variable winds shifting to fresh
to- strong Tuesday.
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seasons opening tomorrow morning
ca teal saad -mallards, =
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POSTS ON Hun ING TRIP

Mr.. and Mrs. Ely Post left Sat
urday aboard their cupboard for a
hunting trip to Seymour Canal dis
trict. They expect to be gone
about two weeks.
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BELIos MOVE
Aleutian

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Belio re-
moved today from the Shitanda
Apartments to Juneau where they
will reside this winter.
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full PROGRAM
SCHEDULED BY !
B.p. W. Club
Chairmen SeIeefed- Plans
Made for Dinner and
Bingham Ball

With plans for a BUSY season, the
Business and Professional Wcmans
Club met fer a neon luncheon and
business session today at the Bar
anof Hotel. Coming activities were
discussed, standing cl1airmen were
appointed by the President, Miss
Anita Garnick, and Miss Wanda
Peterkin was welcomed as a new
member.
First eveent CT Importance fails
en- the night of october 6, when
members and their friends will gath
er for a banquet at Percy's Cafe On
occasion of National Businesswo-
mems Week, October e-12 Mrs.
Lillian Uggen is in charge Of ar
rangements ''v'
Plans were tentatively arranged
for a series of card parties to be
given by the club starting in No
vembei,. e
Highlighting next months social
calendar fer the club will be the
annual Bingham Ban to be held on
october 26, at the Elks Ballroom.
Mrs. Sigrid Walther is general chair
man in charge Of che event; Mrs.
jean Talkington, tickets; Mrs.
Lillian Ugeen, music; Miss Caroline
Todd. publicity, Mrs. Beulah Sund,
Radio Publicity 'i5eH SS'''
Chairmen were named for the
various departments and include
Mrs. Isobel Jorgenseh, education;
Mrs Lorraine Johnson finance;
Miss Maanhild a"Oygard, health;
Mrs. Frances Patl, international re
laticns; Mrs Margaret White. leg
islaticn; Miss Adelheid Guenthner.
membership; Miss Anita Garnick,
program and coordination; Mrs.
Lillian Uggen. public affairs, and
Miss Caroline Todd, publications.
Mrs. Sigrid Waltfer was selected
to represent the club at the Terri
torial Health Council
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nnv1cI.As PIT A. MEETING

Tcmorrcw evening at 8 o'clock in
the school building, the first meet
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AMBULANCE
FUND STILL
NEEDS $54
Last Appeal Made 10 Put
Campaign Over Top
Without Delay

JuneauS trailer ambulance fund
this afternoon was within $5450 of
the $3.50 needed to buy trailer
ambulance which will be donated
by the people of Juneau to an
English village.
Donations have slowed meaSur-
ably since Saturday, and a special
effort will have to be made to
keep the campaign from dragging
on from day to day. II you plan
to contribute to this fund, do so
at once The ambulance is needed
at once. 't9as''' 1l''17'
Voluntary contributions to the
fund have been as fellows. ~
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gu2zlers might grumble, but they
should not guzzle"
The letter was written August 10,
from little town in. South Eng
land. not far from London.
Empire Classiiieds Pay!
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LOCAL DATA

Temp. Humidity Wind velocit
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HELP DOMESTIC.

GIRL experienced. general housework;
live in; references. Call after pm.
WI. 0490.
GIRL. white, about 90 to care for baby
and small apt; ROOM board, 50 week.
1919 West Va. ave. me- Apt. 3.
GIRL settled, experienced, general house,
work; stay nights. 4407 18th st. NV.
GIRL, colored. capable. for care of child
and general housework, light laundry: stay
some nights. GE. 1886.
GIRL, white. to care for apartment and 2
small children. Live in. So wk. 1907
3rd st. NV. RA. 7142.
GIRL, general homework Must be good
cook. Live in or out. SO week. Chestnut
1900, Ext. AIS.
GIRL. colored. for gh.w. and plain cook
ing. Must stay in. Woodley 1850.
HOUSEKEEPER wanted Immediately,
white, refined and reliable. Live in. No
laundry s07 Portland st Sc.
MAID, white or coored. general house
work, experienced with children: must live
in; comfortable room and bath; refer
enceS. 404 East Leland ST., Chevy Chase,
Md. Wisconsin 704S.
MAID, genera, aousework, cook, laundress
fond of children: live in: experienced; ref
erence required; good wages. SH 1852.
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ASPHALT DRIVEWAYS.
HOME IMPROVEMENT coMPANIE:

SMALL MONTHLY PAYMENTS WILL
REPAIR OR MODERNIZE YOUR HOME.
Reliable contractor. desires inside work
for employees this winter and will make
reasonable rates for all types of home
improvements For estimates phone M
b SHUEY. Republic 2OlO.
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SITUATIONS MEN.

-
ACCOUNTANT exp. books started kept
part time audits, statements tax service:
local refs: S12 so mo RA 2544.
FILIPINO, Al cook, house man. butler: 10
years experience; go anywhere; city ref
erepce. Box 493-X, Star ..
HARDWARE and paint clerk, experienced
desires position. capable, energetic: refer
ences. Georgia 1880
MAN at 1916 10th st. NV. wants work
as janitor. Call MI. 95SS.
MAN, colored. desires work ianitor for
couple; good references. Call Michigan
9B3" after . pm.
MAN. age 35, married, experienced in
executive, sales, promotions for retail store;
have had the experience of operating own
shoe stores; want permanent connection.
Box 456-X Star IL
STUDENTS attending Strayer College Cg-3)
want to earn room and board by working
as SWITCHBOARD or elevator operator,
wafer or HANDY man about house. MA. l14S.
STUDENT desires full or part time day
work D. c drivers permit: willing worker
Emerson 1904
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

wAsHERSIANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE
All standard makes. Rebuilts as low as
bill Reposs. and floor models greatly
reduced. WE ARE AUTHORIZED DEALERS
In the NEW BENDIX HOME LAUNDRY.
MAYTAG. THOR. q E. WESTINGHOUSE
AND A. B WASHERS AND ARE WASH
INGTONS HEADQUARTERS for parts and
service on all make washers. Extra big
trade-in allowance during sale.
ELECTRICAL CENTER.
b14 10th st. NV. National 6S72.
xYLOPHONE-Deagon 31a octave size,
S Sitb DeaEan octave portable model
Republic 1890. The Piano Shop, 1918 18th
st NV. OPEN EVENINGS.
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ROOMS WANTED.

tom privileges. District 1920 Room %. =
FURN. OR UNFURN. ROOM. Ink. priv
neges: Georgetown. private home: refined
lady; about SIS month. Box IL, Star q
YOUNG MAN desires large room. private
shower approx; vicinity Rock Creek Park.
Floral ave: private home: garage; board
optional. Box 472-X, Star. %
REFINED YOUNG COUPLE. double fur
nished room, private bath; prefer Cleveland
Park, near transportation; breakfast op-
tional: rates state price Box 4al-X Star .
YOUNG LADY wishes room in downtown
Wash. exchange stenographic and other
services Box l0-Z Star
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL.

PURCHASE FUEL OIL under our budget
plan Dependable service Recordin.
meters. Ventalarm safety fill. Bonded
drivers LOUGHBOROUGH OIL CO.,
phone National 1902
SEASONED FIREPLACE WOOD Oak and
hickory $40 cord. delivered Kindling.
Pierson. Sandy Spring. Nd Ashton 3s21.
FIREPLACE LOGS. ROUND OR SPLIT;
OAK, $1,000 PER CORD. GEORGETOWN
GREENWOOD DII ARR1
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BABY CHICKS.
POULTRY g EGGS
FARM & GARDEN.

WANTED IMMEDIATE quality laying
hens. pullets Give complete description
price. where located ROX AK Star -
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ROOMS UkfURNIsHED.

1920 NJ ST. NW.-Convenient location,
Large room, lSt floor, running water;
newly decorated 500
PETWORTH-Master bedroom. bright. sun
shiny. private bath. > closets; 3 doors
from bus; employed sdults RA slg1.
924 N ST NW-2-room apts.. sos aud
$50 month. Large closets. gas rance, We
netian blinds, pvt. baths. cleo lights and
heat furn fre. Now open. Keys 1885
10th st NV
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

DUPONT CLUB. 1925 10Th st. nW-Sin-
board Dunnnt Qn4A
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instruments: Stella. S-bass. 81 95 Super
tone, 12-bass, S995; Cellini, 24-bass
$40 95: Hohner. 120-bass, $50. Also many
others. Save money at The Piano Shop.
l0l5 1th ST. NV. Republic 1890. OPEN
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622 PARK RID. Nw-lst-FL PRIVATE
apt. comfortably furn.: . rms, kit, bath:
plenty Of heat c.h.w. ia. GAS.
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WILL SHARE BUNGALOW WITH / OR 2
adults Quiet. pleasant surroundings.
$50 so woodley 754a.
1903 18th ST Nw.-LARGE FRONT s.
room, bath, porch apt, all modern con-
Nanipncns. ntilities inrlnded. SCI
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@. e OIL FURNACE III. W.. 7-l0-rm.
house: bathroom and cleo. fixtures: kitch-
en- sinks. laundry tubs, gas ranges, Frigid-
aires. FIRE extinsuishers and alarms. cleo
nets, all new or Al condition. $50 20th
81 n
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

ARLINGTON-Lovely front room, new
home. tile. bath. shower. city fare. 1927
North Utah st.
ALEXANDRIA-Well- furnished room. new
home, pleasant surroundings; storage:
meals optional; garage. Temple 1877.
ALEXANDRIA, attractive rooms bath
in private Colonial home with river view
Also slnsle nm. bath. TIE. BIB.
NICELY. FURNISHED bed Living room.
27X1S; 4 closets. twin beds; loo bus: 20
min. downtown; reasonable. oxford O771
ARLINGTON. VA, 1892 N Veitch St
Single nm. pleas. home environment; ex-
cellent food; mr. Colonial Village
ARLINGTON Large. newly furnished.
well-heated room. three windows: adults:
free garage; unlimited phone. Chestnut
1894
UNIVERSITY. PARK. MD. 525 Cecil St
New home of quiet adults; furn.. bed
rooms or living room and bedroom, pvt.
bath; adults. Call Hyattsville 0561.
HYATTsvILLE, W. Madison st.-Fur-
nished double room, private bath: unlim-
tied phone Warfield l343.
TAKOMA PARK. 23O Park ave.-Attrac-
tive room, next to bath; near 1-fare bus:
lady. SH 3652
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


CORNER LOCATION. doing, $500 week
B. LEVIN. MI 1903. ,.
GAS STATION, Capitol Hts; rent, $40
PEI mo-. very good location and doing
FOOD 200 business; price. $500. Rogers Real
PACKING PLANT for sale or lease; mod
ern Government-inspected packing plant.
EQUIPPED to kill 900 cattle weekly besides
light stock. Plant built last two years; all
moaern equipment. Located Wilmington,
tfaetNe. REPLY Box 1866. Wilmington, Del.
BOOMING HOUSE. Eye st. NV. off North
6aIpltoi, near near G P. o:I12 rms, baths,
Half cash. balance terms. DI 1855
DELICATEssEN for sale: living quarters
emergency. 1925 N Capitol st. %
MODERN HARDWARE BUSINESS, located
PARK, shop. center going business; sell
reasonably terms, cash. Box Ask. Star.
BLEACH manufacturing business. making
moderate profit; $500 Physical assets
worth approximately that amount. Call
Jackson 1873. Sc
Gas STATION for rent $50 Apply Dude
Ranch, Washington-Baltimore blvd See
Mr.. Barrett, after pm.
FIXTURE OUTFIT, complete, for luncheon
Luncheonette, 1885 Eye st. NV Il
GooD-PAYING PEANUT ROUTE for sale
Owner unable to care Of on account Of
other business Morris Flax, 1920 4th ST.
NV. Me s435, bet. and pm
AMERICAN PENNY. SCALE, 500. 80.
Slightly used. Cost SIPS Taken in
trade on. one of our new Springless For
tune Scales, We Will place penny scale
E. o. Likens. Established 1918. s24 9Th
street NV. MA. 6797.'
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I01 10Th St n.w-1oO beautifully furn.
rooms with running water inner-spring
mattresses, many showers and tub baths:
elevator service
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1913 22nd ST NE.-Unusual oppor-
newly turna; cow. transp.: PRIVILEGES.
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ARLINGTON COAL CO.,
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

DOGS, PETS, ETC.
MONKEY small, ringtail family pet;
priced reasonably. Falls Church S52-F-3'
WIRE-HAIRED FOX TERRIERS, pedigreed,
A. K. c. registered; females. SO each;
l male. SIS. Hobart $500
COLLIE PUPS, pure-bred. female; cheap
Phone Locust 3S-F-3.
BOXER PUPPIES for the discriminating
dog owner, the fashionable dog of today.
Emerson 7105.
IRISH Settlers, registered 5 months and
up. also English settlers: must sell; rea-
sonable. Kensington 142.
PEKINoEsE PUPPIES and grown Pekes,
reg. A. x. c.; SIS and $50 2104 Addison
Chapel I'd. Kenilworth. ne. Ii. 65l3-R,
YOUR DOG CALLED FOR. given a sani-
tarv bath. removing all f1eas and returned
FOR 81 Bide-a-wee Pet Animal Hospital
Wo O224 Bethesda Branch. WI 3045.
COON AND RABBIT HOUNDS. young and
old Louis Federline. Route l, Rockville.
Md. Rockville 17-F-4.
Beef and Biscuit Club.
Feed your dog Government inspected
cube beef. whole wheat kibble and vege-
tables. NO scraps. no by-products. A de
luxe product on an economy basis.
2 DOZ. CANS COST 200.
ROY GOFF. End, 1895 Woodward Bldg,
MA. O;j40.
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

COOK. firSt-class, colored: best city refs;
catering: fruit cake, T5c ID; fancy cakes
pies rolls Lincoln 153s-R. -
REGISTERED medical record Ii
brariar, medical stenographer. medical
secretary business background best ref
eerences: Miss King, co c. W. Greenamyer.
North Jackson Ohio. %
NURSE. practical, hospital training. dr's
references, long experience; day or night.
Mrs Lee. Franklin 376S
NURSE-TECHNICIAN desires position
in PHYSICIANS ONCE or medical laboratory:
pleasing disposition. Box AJAX, Star. .
PRACTICAL NURSE. hospital training.
long experience. 12-hT. duty. doctors ref :
reasonable. Mrs. Knitter, Spruce 020S-R.
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

WORK HORSES. @. big. young: one gated
saddle horse with all papers. 2234 Penna.
ave. sc.
FILLY, black, white blaze. 3 years, jumps
to feet Thoroughbred gelding, yrs.
Manor Club Stables. Norbeck. Nd.
SADDLE HORSES. three to five years
old = work horses. l pony: cheap. VIM.
Barr. cross Chain Bridge, turn right fourth
house on left 81
RIDING HORSES (2). gentle, hunter.
priced $50 and S75; 2 high-class children's
ponies, one spotted Alex, Va. Duke st.
extended. NJ J. Waple, tr., Alex. 0429.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

NSSNS Win ESANb.
1917 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.w.-Ciose
unusually good meals: very desirable
front rm., adj bath: Jewish family; reas.
delicious meals: trans. at door. ia. 1879.
1921 CONN, opp. Shoreham-Warm. at
tract, furn. rooms, innersprines. ample
1870 LAMONT ST, N.W.-Nicely furn.
nm, single or double. twin beds plenty
baths and h. W; excel. food; reasonable;
unlim. phone.
54OO 5th ST. NV, Apt. 2--Jewish family
month. RA. 269S.
5000 ILLINOIS AVE. NW-Petworth bus.
Jewish home. Excellent meals. GE. 0333.
1880 FAIRMoNT ST N.W.-Large double
meals: unlim. phone; large closet. Reas.
925 CRTTTENDEN ST. Nw-Cor. home,
2 in family: large front nm, suit. for 2.
Oil heat. Cow. transp. RA. OO43.
$40, EMERSON ST. N.w.-Double or
single, near bus. Lovely home. Randolph
TAKoMA. D. C.-7single room for lady OK
gentleman. excellent meals. new homet
close to express bus. GEORGIA 2s16.
DOWNTOWN-Whi Hall, 1901 18th st.
n.w.-Clean, comfortable basement room,
near shower bath: selective menus: $50.
room. private home; to working couple;
! block from bus; garage If desired: $50
Hobart 6619.
OPPORTUNITY-Room and board at S25
mo. to refined employed settled woman.
willing to give part-time services in re-
fined family. AT. 9400. ext. 1905.
$50 OR 8 MEN; large room; new,
pvt Michigan Park home; phone; privi-
leges; excellent meals. Decatur 29s7.
MT PLEASANT. 1874 Hobart st-Delisht-
full single room, southern exposure: pvt
lavatory: excellent meals; reas AID. 744s.
LIGHT, spacious double room. adjoin.
bath, 2 large closets; refined atmosphere.
Board opt. 1874 Que st. NV. MI. 5000.
1926 CATHEDRAL AVE. N.W.-Young
lady to share room with another, twin
beds. next bath: S42 so mo. 90. 1907.
SILVER SPRING-Front room, next to
bath, single or double. In private home
meals optional Phone Shepherd 2259-w.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1908 10th st. NV
Homelike place for young men; cosy rooms,
Good food, nice people: SS5-S40 mo.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
THE WESTMINSTER. 1907 18th NV
water, inner-sprinR mattresses single S.
up; double, 81 up; showers elevator.
IN FINELY APPOINTED HOME. facing
park, convenient car line and bus: large
corner room, semi-private bath. sitting
room; heated garage. only responsible
gentlemen: new Apply CO. 1888.
18th q COLUMBIA RID. 1925 Biltmore st.
recreation room.
1910 EMERSON ST. NW.-Master bed
room, private bath. Gentlemen preferred.
GORDON HOTEL, on beautiful 18th ST..
between Eye and K-Comfortably furnished
5000 weekly; with bath, from $3.50
weekly: 24-hour elevator and switchboard
service; excellent dining room.
4 BLOCKS FROM CAPITOL, 1 block from
car line: nice large front room. ne. section.
Private family of adults. Use OF phone.
Phone between and am. and 3 and 9
I'm. Lincoln 1900.
CLEVELAND PARK-Large room. closet.
private bath: family of four: price, S25.
Phone Emerson 6447. IL
3416 nth ST. NV single: / studio,
suitable for ! or 2 persons warm; near
share rm. with another (Rentile). incl.
breakfast, So 80 month.
1888 IRVING ST. N.W.-Larse. nicely
furn.. Ink. privileges., II wanted: Frigid-
sire, semi-pyt. bath, oil heat: easy trans
1888 MINTWOOD PL. NV, nr. Col. ID
Eont room twin. near bath. shower; eh;yJ
S1b mo. each. Oonv. trAnsp. M. Ho37.
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LAFAYETTE HOTEL.
CARROLL ARMS HOTEL
"THE MAURY I"

1st and c SITS. n.e.-Single rooms from
SO; double tooms from SO per week by
the month. Call Mr. Parrish. mgr for
inspection. AT $500
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! $50 NEWTON ST NV OR 8 BEAU
| tiful.. very comfortable rooms; modern,
| NEAR WALTER REED-FURNISHED, s.
room apt. for rent inner-spring mattress.
| Frigidaire, chw, gas heat. 6705 Geor-
rrfa %
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BOATS.

MUST SELL 3g-ft. cruiser. 1st-class con-
dition; toilet, galley. fully equipped; So
hp. converted Hupp, marine clutch; owner
leaving town. Call Atlantic S912W after
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WOMAN. white, 80. as second girl; coun-
try. near Washington help with house,
work Box 81 Star. 81
WOMAN. white. capable dependable: room
in exchange for light housework. few hours
daily for 3 employed gentlemen: no cooking
or laundry Box Ally Star.
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and appearance, for sales work, apparel.
Apply 3 to ADO pm. Friday or $50 to II
Saturday. l4oL Eve st n ". Rom onh.
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ernment also has reached an agree
ment with the Italian government
regarding cessation Of hostilities.
Hostilities will be stopped six
hours after the moment at wich
the Italian government has notified
the German government of con-
clusion of its agreement. The Ger
man government will notify the
French government Of this time by
wireless.
Article XIV.
This agreement is valid until con-
clusion Of peace treaty. The Ger
man Government may terminate
this agreement at any time with
immediate effect If the French gov
ernment fails to fulfill the obliga-
tions It assumes under the agree-
ment.
This arn1istice agreement, signed
in the Forest of Compiegna June %,
1910, at $50 pm, German summer
time.
HUNTZ1NGER,
KEITEL.
Appendix.
The line mentioned in article II
OF the armistice agreement begins in