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The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-07-18
MIDDLE

A doctor at deaf and dumb in
stitution invited friend to its an
nual dance. He explained that when
the guest wished to dance with one
of the inmates he should smile and
make circle with his hand.
The guest picked out a pretty girl,
and went through the necessary for
mula- She responded, and they had
several dances.
Then the doctor arrived, and, to
the guests surprise. asked his part
ner whether she would give him a
dance. She said, Eyes, when
can get rid of this deaf and dumb
fellowI''
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-07-18

. ADISHES, carrots and onions
N in fact the whole vegetable
garden has been worked up into
delectable tea towel motifs. Bright
cross stitch borders frame these
seven corner designs, and clever
idea is illustrated suggesting the
use of vegetable motifs on an
apron.
From hot iron transfer 1884,
Is cents, you receive the tea towel
motifs and the apron designs Any
of the tea towel motifs could be
made up into a panholder to make
a complete kitchen set. Send or
der to:
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-07-18

stars in the first selection, to be
made from the champions who have
paraded U. S. fairways IN the last
10 or more years. After this first
selection is named, there will be
additions voted upon each year,
largely after the manner of base
balls similar hall of lasting luTni-
naries.
The Long List
The list of our leading stars is
both long and brilliant. There will
be many arguments after the first
few are fixed in their higher places,
especially when the yearly additions
face the vote.
In this list the electors have the
following cast, in partial array, to
pick from
Bobby Jones, Walter Hagen, Gene
Sarazen, Francis Ouimet, Jerry
Travers, Willie Anderson, Jack Nc
Dermott, Alex Smith, Chick Evans,
Mac Smith, Walter J. Travis, Jess
Sweetser, Lawson Little, Johnny
Goodman, Ralph Guldahl, Long Jim
Barnes, Denny Shute, Tommy Arm
our, Freddie Mcleod, Johnny Far
reIl and many others.
For example, there are only five
men who have won both the q. S.
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- .EE 81

HE
COILS HALL OF FAME

THE P. G. A., meaning the Pro-
L fessional Golfers association, is
concluding arrangements to estab-
lish COLTS Hall Of Fame for the Unit
ed States. We suggested this idea
some months back, and now Tom
Walsh and Freddie Corcoran are
completing plan to carry the mat
ter through along correct lines.
The plan is to have small, acting
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have written golf for
over 80 years and so
have most of the
background needed
for the earlier days
of play. But the ac-
tual voting will be
carried on by a far
larger group, repre-
senting every section
of the country's golf
ing press.
The plan also will
include the names
of only four or five
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-07-18
Object Lesson

Zipl Wow! Young Jirnn1ie's pup
tore through the dining room howl
ing with pain.
''Why, Jimmie, what can be the
matter with Leo?" his mother
asked.
Jimmie explained: ''He bit my
finger and so I bit his ear. If he
can't learn by being talked to, I've
got to teach him some other way"
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1940-07-18
Common Sense
About Constipation

A doctor would tell you that the
best thing TO do with constipation
Is get at its cause. That way you
don't have TO endure it first and
try to cure" it afterward you
can avoid having it.
Chances are you won't have TO
look far for the cause if you eat
the super-refined foods most
people do. Most likely you don't
get enough "bulk"l And bulk"
doesn't mean a lot Of food II
means a kind Of food that isn't
consumed in the body, but
leaves a soft bulky" mass In the
intestineS.
If this is what you lack, try
crisp crunchy Kel1ogg's Al-Bran
for breakfast. It contains Just the
bulk" you need.
EatAIl-Bran often, drink plenty
Of water, and Join the Regulars.
Made by Kellogg IN Battle Greek
IF your condition is chronic, it Is
wise to consult a physician.
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Inferior to Superior

No man can ever end with be-
ing superior who will not begin
with being inferior. Sydney
Smith.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-31
Big Rattlesnake Killed
In Couy Swamp Section

KELLY, Oct. 30.-One Of tn e
largest rattlesnakes ever killed in
this section was killed Saturday
afternoon by L. j. Hooks while he
was hunting squirrels in Colly
swamp.
The snake had 10 rattles.
Hooks said that he was walking
along and saw a squirrel and the
snake at the same time. Unde-
cided at the moment which to take
a shot at, he finally decided to
get the squirrel. His first S h o t
brought the squirrel tumbling to
the ground and his second wound.
ed the snake. Then followed a half
hour battle with a stick against
the RATHER, with Hooks winning. 4
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DRAFT NUMBERS
Continued From Page One)

service in the order in which thei
names were drawn in Washington
In order to speed publication, tn
numbers will hereafter be publishe
in blocks of 80 in such an arrange
ment that any man may find hi
number and then calculate the ma
tional order number. Numbers pub
lished today under this arrangement
extend from national order numbel
1921 through 3270.
The list Of names follows:
142-James H. Hobbs, white, Glib
Son avenue.
42s5-J. TIlley, colored, 7o7 Camp
bell.
2474-E. W. johnson. white
Orange.
344s-J. N. Murray, colored'
Wright.
37O7-J. E. Faircloth, white, South
9Th.
166-George B. Russ, white, Orange
street.
2724-R. r. Breeze, Jr., white S.
9Th.
26o1-A. Wrisbon, colored. Ill
Princess street.
319s-L. Pyson, colored, James RI.
ley.
4O26-T. P ,Denkins, colored, 915
South 5th street.
1843-Jesse L. Marshall, white,
4O4 South 4th street.
135-Roger L. Stanley, white, Ann
street.
so13-R. G. Switzerland, white,
Queen.
4161-J. H. Murphy, colored, At
Nun street.
1S3-George T. Mack, colored, 9th
street.
14s-John Skipper, colored. South
18th street.
1373-James M. Crute, white, Pen
der avenue.
36o5-W. A. Corbett, white, Prin-
cess street.
3856-M. S. Cook, white, Spoffore.
4298-R. Meredith, colored, Camp
bell street.
271S-R. A. Phillips, white, South
4th street.
3549-E. E. Gore, colored, S. 10th.
$685.. E. Brown, colored, McRae.
2459-H. Batson, white, sos Church.
2472-E. B. Murray, white, South
18th street.
4274-J. N. Turner, white, South
Front street.
3033-H. H. Harriss, colored, Nc
Rae street.
2723-G. E. Wood, white, S. 7th.
2733-W. J. McKoy, white, S. 18th.
3o57:-L. Shiber, colored, S. 7th.
2424 W. J. Pate, white, Wright.
1850 B. T. Peacock, colored, S.
9Th.
3O18 C. O. Hill. white, Bruins.
1854 H. Bridgers, white, Castle.
4105 R. B. Gordon, white, Har-
nett.
4211 ]. Williams, colored, N. 7th.
1851 H. Jayroe, colored, Wood.
1913 Henry c. jenkins, white, S.
9th.
1915 D. McQuilan, colored,
Wooster.
1879 Ernest D. Miller, colored,
Castle.
146 Lennon L. Highsmith, color
ed, S. 18th.
4247 H. j. Goodson, colored,
4o11 J. B. Smith, white, Nun
St.
2442 J. W. Cooper, white, S. End.
1929 W. Adkin, colored, Chest.
nut.
2585 G. Groom, colored, S. 18th.
26S5 M. c. B r o W n, colored,
Bladen.
Lewis S. Solomon, white, Dock
st.
1924 D. o. Norris, white, Chest
nut.
427o L. E. Woodbury., Jr., white,
Mar.
1882 N. Stein. white, S. 7th.
122 Henry B. Render, white. N.
5th.
3541 ]. A. Pierce, white, N. End,
4427 w. S. Craig, white, So.
2872 L. A. Bordeaux, white,
Wright.
3217 H. Davis, colored, Walnut.
1868 M. L. Milkins, white, 518
Castle.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-31
Settlement OF Split
In Labor Ranks Co.,,

ST. LOUIS, Oct. 3O.-g-so.,
ment of the split in labor,e s'
as a result of John I. 1a~ -N'
promise to resign as head NJ "
CLIO if President Rooseve,, |s
elected was f~oreseen tod. Fe'
United States Senator james " =
Byrnes of South Carolina, T.
He made the assertion d,ri..
brief stop here on his denoa a
campaign tour of the middIanaa.D'c
Lewis statement is one ~
most heartening of recent noli,; me
developments" Sen. Bvr~e s '4 IVA
intervieWers. IF he resigns 'Ola
of the more reasonable CIO I In1
ers, such as Philip MURRAY s au,
Sidney Hillman, likely would b "4a
no difficulty in e~ffecting an ag r~ss
ment with the AFL." s'e
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-31

Two of the nine satellites of the
planet Jupiter revolve in an oppo-
site direction from the others.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-31

tenth on the second and so on. For
example, if your serial number is
1858 and you found it in the block
headed "Order No. 1921 through
1870" you would begin counting at
1921 from the first number in that
block down to your serial number
to determine your order number,
which would be 1927 in thi scase)
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WEATHER
CONTINUED from Page One)

WASHINGTON, Oct.
er bureau records of temperature and
rainfall for the "a hours ending s p. NJ:
| Station High Low Prec.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-31

1924 J. H. Davis, colored, APP
l. 21D. BIZ.
e 1922 J. G. Johnson, white, S. 8tf
d 4O27 W. Herring, colored, Sout
18th.
S 2725 T. M. Smith, white, Queer
4119 E. Hines, Jr., white, TOT n
: 5th.
SO Herbert B a C o n, colored
Church.
3o4s c. c. Stanley white, Mar
ket.
4118 L. E. Skies, white, N. 4th
1888 W. F. Gore, white, So. 18th.
1858 Leon Campbell, colored
So. 9th.
2460 A. L. Sandlin, white, So
5th.
3479 A. F. Fales, Jr., white, So
5th.
4243 H. S. Evans, white, So. 9TH
1885 J. E. Green, colored, Bla
den.
2so Roy E. Deerman, white
Market.
4241 J. T. Peterson, colored, So
9th.
1922 L. S. Simon, white, So. 4th
1896 ]. Green, colored, TOT Har
nett.
3472 M. Papillo, whit e, 20:
Grace.
3348 J. Scarborough, colored, No
7th.
1923 r. N. Sellars, white, 500 So
Front.
4121 J. Hall, colored, 915 No. 9th,
122 Walter M. Stokley, white, r.
4o45 H. Mccoy, colored, 614 So.
10.
1928 F. King, colored, s11 Har.
nett.
1901 W. Russell, colored, SIC So.
1859 John M. Spencer, colored, So.
18th.
1857 I. L. Hill, white, 403 So. 5th.
1850 Alfred D. Baldwin, colored,
15E New Brooklyn Homes.
2778 R. D. Herring, colored, HOP
No. 7th.
1914 E. J. Gravely, white,
Grace.
1858 E. G. Whisnant, white, No.
3rd.
2713 L. Irving, colored, % So.
18th.
4049 R. 4. l.. Mingo, colored,
Campbell.
41es H. W. Collins, white, Caro-
lima ave.
2678 G. H. Arts, colored. New
Brooklyn Homes.
1896 N. Banister, colored, Reh-
der's alley.
1892 G. H. Jones, colored, 4O4
No. 9th.
3040 S. Brooks, colored, 914 10
Princess.
4414 A. W. Mccaig, white, Prin-
cess.
441o F. H. Whilden, white,
Grace.
1925 w. D. Beatty. colored, SIS
No. 9Th.
1856 o. W. Williamson, white,
Box 968.
2468 E. F. Matthes, Jr., white,
Dock.
1893 Charles E. Brewer, white,
Hudson drive.
1922 T. W. Teachey, h t e,
Campbell.
444a W. B. Campbell, W h it e,
Chestnut.
1894 R. L. Sermon, colored, 11Oe
No. 9th.
1887 F. Morris, colored. &C New
Brooklyn Homes.
1890 c. G. c. johnson, white,
Orange.
3138 A. Keels. colored, so6 Wood
1000 W. J. Melton, white, No.
5th.
1864 ]. Garrison, Jr., colored,
912 Queen.
3ooe j. S. Barker, Jr., white,
No. 5th.
2s42 j. X. Davis, white, 21s No.
3rd.
2610 E. T. Allen, white, $40 No.
9th.
31o4 P. M. Low, white, 1905
Orange.
4452 c. G. Watkins, white, .221
No. 18th.
1915 c. Carr, colored, 91o So.
18th.
AS John B. Livingston, colored.
Dock st.
1922 DR.. E. Hofbauer, white,
James Walker Memorial hospital.
1897 W. Bennett, colored, 1912
street.
1913 E.. F. Fennell, white, 413
Church.
2s46 c. A. Jurgensen, Jr., white.
18th street.
1919 c. Willis, colored, $40 No.
3rd.
4195 j. E. Cain, white, 1o7 Wal.
nut.
COUNTY
l42 Ennis H. Blanton white
route I.
166 David T. Brown white R. 2.
l35 James L. Hines white r. 3.
1873 Roscoe Moore, white, route 1.
l4S John F. Casey, white, route 1.
1873 Richard Hardman, colored r 1.
1913 Benny Medlin, colored, r /.
139 Robert l.. Biggs, white, Sun
set Park.
LAG Raymond Gurganious, white.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-10-31
COUNTY

142 Ennis H. Blanton white
route 1.
1es David T. Brown white R. 2.
l35 James L. Hines white r. 3.
1873 Roscoe Moore, white, route 1.
l4S John F. Casey, white, route 1.
1873 Richard Hardman, colored r 1.
1913 Benny Medlin, colored, r l..
139 Robert L. Biggs, white, Sun
set Park.
LAG Raymond Gurganious, white,
route 1.
6 Johnnie l.. Marshburn, white,
route /.
1872 Walter M. stokley, white,
route 1.
80 James H. Hensley, colored, r 8.
1868 John T. Schiller, white, Har-
Dor Island.
2so Elijah Nixon, colored, Castle
Hayne.
1853, Jess L. Willard, white, Ken
wood ave.
1899, Russell L. Minoy, white,
Sunset Park.
49, Charlee L. Greer, white,
Castle Hayne.
Inc Star is publishing the mum.
oers, as they were drawn. in blocks
o. 'o, reading left to right, that is,
IN 1irst' second, third, fourth and
Iltth numbers drawn are on the first
llne in'each block in that order, the
slxtn' seventh, eighth. ninth and
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AT CONN. AVE. BRIDGE, 1921 CONN.
sss 20 r" k b. shower elev'; front apt
1915 2sth PL, sE.-BEpRooM. LIVING
fn m 0 $3.50 Al. o siSi. neat not wafer
Murphy n''b bed. BATH: refs: $3.50 - IA.
1871 WYOMING AVE NV, 8, s
ments for rent See resident manager.
cATHEJDgRsAaL o AYE: 9th ST. woopHINE
bafs: s ss5s ESQ ST. rms kitchen
5404 LIST PL. .N.w.-LIv. RM.,. BEDROOM.
dinette, kit. bath. screened pch.; semi-det.
RA. 6467 or apply Apt. 1.
( RMS. KIT AND BATH, s45. HEAT He.
kitchen and bath; Electrolux, oil heat. cleo,
Gentiles. Employed Couple Reasonabie
ARLINGTON va ROOMS. TILE BATH.
s sfslia5i' eH. e 4sSsae. DO''n 'A'' s.
S37 .5o--TAK PIX. 21e UNDERWOOD,
r. b., glassed porch: oil heat, h. W. cleo.
furn.; nr schools. bus. stores. SH. 4067.
MT; RAINIER.Two ROOMS KITCHEN,
V Vst $500 SIS. warned s5ss. lOee19' D--
sbcve aov Apply SS 9Th s sW So
BRCOkLAND - LARGE RMS AND
bath, LIST floor; 2 entr.; quiet neishbor-
hood, exc. location. 1923 Otis st. ne.
8 ROOMS, KITCHEN, BATH; 1892 CONN.
ave. NV. Newly decorated, attractive,
convenient to stores, etc. Only $50.
ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH, AMI.
Devonshire Courts. 4105 Wis. ave, Apt.
400 South. Apply resident MANAGER.
1918 W ST. N.w.-3 ROOMS. KITCHEN
and bath. gas, cleo, heat and refg. in
Guided Phone MI 5000.
1910 INqLEsIDE TERRACE MIS- FL.
3 rms, kit. bath, porches; refg. Utilities
incl. $50; furnished. $50.
LOOK-A BEDROOM APT. $50; NEW
bldg. Convenient Petworth section.
WASHINGTON REALTY. GE. $500 or 4455.
Ut 18th ST. SEW. RIM. BEDRM..
kit. pvt. bath: porch; phone; gas. heat
cleo. incl; adults. Ii. 7174-W after 5.
TAX. PARK-NEw. FIRST-FLoOR APT.
3 rms; bath nreplace; oil; al outside rms.
400 ALLISON ST Nw.-3 RMS, KITCH-
en-. pvt. bath; heat, lights and gas furnish
ed Adults and gentiles. L.
220 ST. Me- LARGE BEDRM AND
kitchen with sink; adults; bus line; gas,
cleo. and oil heat; reasonable.
PORTER ST. NV, 3018; 8 ROOMS, BATH
LIST 4 southern exposure; S47.60. Ma
Mr. WALTER REEDILARGE, BRIGHT
incl Adats nsSS Hsmoef ss'n
r. asmp ooNfD sSne a. AVE- r SSoREs sh.n NY y.
nette. bath; $50 adults only. Apt. q.
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rms, 2 baths, oil heat $4,000
g baths. det. 1e5 90
213 Elm St. Chevy Chase. Md
s rms. Q baths, oil heat 1000
say ba Dfxen PeT heat ss; n'W-o rms $500
ASIA Conduit I'd n.w.-e rms, o''OO
asia Conduit I'd. n.w.-e rms, 0O'VO
BROOKS lane, Glen Mar Md .o'OO
1905 18th st. n.e-s rms, bath. OO
ssh bs.5 caT I'll s,, gl ~ nws rms 20 90
322 Concord ave. n.w.-6 rms. 90.
1903 ), Hemlock st. NV rms, e.oo
a4a5 oaky9od ter. n.w.-e rms. 600
22i4 list o st. NAV n.w.-s rms. bath 5000 5000
"a Bryant st. NE rms, bath. 1900
1905 Perry pl, n.v.-e rms, bath $500
sem iedIstei g. h"'--o ms os'h $500
2ois Portnsr ,pl MS rooms:
f path heat light and hot water IN M
1929 7th St. n.e.-s rms. bath 999 9.5o
B 1879 s S%nsy v S T Anna Sath
Va.-5 rms. bath. gas heat 1880
2211 So. 9th St. Arlington, Va
D rms. patn. gas neat 40.OU
sos S Wayne St. Arlington, Va
rms, bath, gas heat 1900
1914 4th St sw-6 rms, bath $3.50
2015 Portner pl n.w-6 rms. bath $500
SIT Va. ave. SEE rms. bath $500
1875 Eye st. NE rms, bath,
Latrobe heat 30 so
s26 18th St n.e.-e rms. bath,
Latrobe heat 1880
heat '' '," mss ~ 22.5O
heat -''A e'' ms ' 2o.5o
B. F. SAUL CO.,
National 21O0. 925 18th St. NV.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
(Continued.)

APARTMENTS WANTED.
DOWNTOWN STUDIO BACH APT. A. c.
Not in apt. BLDG; furn. or unfurn.: base
ment or over garage acceptable. BOX
316-A. Star. l.
WE ARE HAVING CALLS FOR FUR
nished and unfinished apartments in
NV section. Large and small Call SANDOZ,
INC. Mrs. Moebs. Dupont 1894.
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Mr. WALTER REENLARGE, BRIGHT
rm:, kitchen-dinette, private bath. Utilities
incl. Adults. 1900 Hemlock st, NV.
a. coEf psssP "a Ave sScREEs sh.n ss az
pete. bath; $50 Ssdglt, only, -, APT XDsto,7.
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HOUSES uhfuRhlsHrp.

SEVERAL OE6lHA6LE hOMES IN OSNOO
locations Ions. At rentals starting from sb7.7b'
American rs Security g. Trust Co.,
Ma. 4815.
1914 QUEBEC PL. NV.
trio refrigeration, built-in garage; h.-v.h.
LEE D. LATIMER CO.,
722 Investment Bldg. National 4146.
146 YOU ST. NE.
9 rooms. bath, oil heat. garage; excellent
George I. BORGER,
643 Ind. Ave NV. National 0350.
3I19 RTTTENHOUSE. ST. NV.
9 rms, baths: incl. porch, Law. in
basement. OIL burner. Gar. $4,000
2417 HUIDEKoPER PL. NV.
Q rms, bath, porches, built-in ga
rage, h.-wh.; newly decorated $4,000
1895 8 ST. NV.
9 rms. bath. automatic heat, gar.
Excellent condition 49, $4,000
739 18th ST. Sc.
8 rooms gas and cleo $3.50
R. v. MARCERON,
613 18th st. NV. MA. 65ss.
146 YOU ST. NE.
8 rooms. bath. auto. heat. refrigeration.
recreation room: sos.
GEORGE I. BORGER,
643 Ind. Ave. NV National 0350.
80 MADISON ST. NV.
5-room and bath bungalow. hot-water
heat; S55.
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1914 34th ST. NV.
rooms. bath and garage semi-detach-
ed; newly papered and painted through
out: rent, $50.
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822 DELAFIELD PL. NV.
-. 8 rooms. bath oil heat; reconditioned
throughout; S55.
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INSPECT TODAY.
EVANSTON. 34o7 18th ST NV

EvAssTFo oSrE s4I7 T f3tS sr. NV.
Larse living room. foyer kitchen. bath.
CORNER APT, 8 expos. Q rooms. large
foyer, Pullman kitchen. $50,
,oS G3RS sEs a APT 8 rooms Kitchen bath
LNKNs CO..
1922 n st. NV. DI. 1892.
BRIGHT CORNER UNIT OF ROOMS,
rent includes gas and electricity; $4,000.
See resident manager.
$500 New Hampshire Ave. NV.
292O ONTARIO RID. NV
2 bedrms:. liyins I'm I'm foyer din. kit.
SIS Refa on house Flreproct bldg.
WALKING DISTANCE.
foyer gs stchen ba Ra ss sho 1Fss
porch: $50. Res. mgr: garage
1882 BELMONT ST. NV.
3 rms. kitchen and bath. Newly deco
ra'f RIOS Ef E J AXE $500 GO MA o7e5
II r ST. Me- ROOMS. KITCHEN
liz 3 st. ne, Apt. Ia rms. kit.
.o. C. W. SIMPSON CO.. INC.
1914 MT PLEASANT ST ROOMS.
s snse etos a ea1e ssSshsa
h IssS S55s i ~ szdNER d s. 8: 5 sS,
1Iso Q ST. N.E.-s R.. K. B.;
9o6 Eyarts st. ne r., X. b. 35o
140S Girard ST. n.w-3 r., K. - $3.50
2331 40th st. n.w.-2 r., X, b - 1880
1918 PIX. I'd. n,w.-3 r.. k, refg.-- 1870
i22b5i Col. I'd. NV r, <. - $500
ITO M St NV T.. K. refg. 5000
THOMAS P. BROWN.
615 4th ST. S.W MA. 6S72
3i41 MT. PLEASANT ST.
First hoor--4 rooms, kitchen, bath,
porch. $50. Electric refriseration
RANDALL H. HAGNER g. CO. INC,
1921 Conn. Ave. DE. 5000
DOCTORS APARTMENT, CONSISTING OF
Office suite, living room, bedroom. dining
room. kitchen. bath and porch: excellent
arrangement and location. facing two
streets. Re ssaid,en manager. co: sis.
RANDALL H. HAGNER Il CO.. INC,
1871 Conn. Ave. Decatur 1900
FOR MAN AND WIFE.
WALKING DISTANCE DOWNTOWN.
1903 w r; D., K, B., PCHS $3.50
1880 14th ST. R., KITCHEN B. S27S6
1903 ST. R.. KITCHEN B. S27.X0
PHILIP q. AFTLHCK, 24S3 Pa. Ave.
CONTINUED On Next psss5
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5123 9Th ST. NV ROOMS. KITCHEN
and bath. newly decorated. utilities fur
nished. private home; on bus line; adults
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GEoRGETOWN-6 ROOMS, BATH. GAR
den, auto. heat refrigeration; splendid
location; near cars and bus. HO. 1884.
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1918 ST MEN NEW HOME. RMS,
kitchen. pvt. bath. Frigidaire. heat. gas
and cleo: reas: adults
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2O14 KATORAMA RID.

home, Just opened. Singles. doubles. triples.
Excellent meals very reasonable rates.
Unlimited phone Conv't trans
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B. F. SAUL CO..
National 2100. 925 18th st. NV.
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323s 18th ST. Nw.-3 ROOMS, KrTCH-
en-, bath; heat. gas elec. furnished: newly
remodeled. NORMAN H. BARLOW, 1881
q 81. NV ME 24q5
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. AT CONN. AVE.
1000 s st. n.w-3 bright rooms, kit, bath:
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1920 9th ST. NV.
g rooms aud bath. hot-water heat 2
inclosed porches.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
1919 NV DI. 1918.
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14oO FAIRMONT NV, Apt. 512-Well
service; bath shared by two. Prefer bust
nesswnman 500 30. co 0335. j.
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LYON VILLAGE. VA.

Brick, q rooms and bath. garage
$500 month. Open for inspection.
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HOUSES UNFURklsHED.

S67 an 2O24 PIERCE MILL RID. NV.
~o''o" facing park rooms, bath. ga
rage. redec DU 1870
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1929 18th ST. N.W.--Large; pleasant
able Jewish young men or couple.
1707 P ST. NW.-Large dble. rm;, nicely
furn,; new rug, pvt. shower. bath; very
desirable; $50.
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1920 18th ST. NW-Convenient to trans
portation: double room twin beds; also
single. Delicious food served home style
any hour. Sandwiches packed. Low rates.
Free parking CO. 1856
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DOWNTOWN. 514 5th ST. NV, LIST
I: floors rooms. kitchen and bath; ami:
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APARTMENTS UNPUBLISHED.

AT CONN. AVE. BRIDGE. 1921 CONN.
sve.-3 T., k. b.. shower. elev.: front apt;
$3.50. -..-----
1915 2sth PL. SE-BEDROOM. LIVING
nm. dinette, kit, bath. Heat, hot water
furn.; S42.50. AT. 2161.
231 18th 81. SCI ROOM, KIT.
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OFF CONN. AVE 1850 UPTON St.-Youns
man to share attr. r. and br.; twin beds,
with another WO 223S,
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

GROOM HOUSE OR FLAT; AUTOMATIC
hot-air heat, garage; NV section, 1900
5000 block Box 391-A. Star. IL
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toontinued.)

619 ROXBORO PL. NV.
rooms, bath, h.-wh., garage $4,000
Near Transportation and Schools
GEORGE I. BORGER.
$40 Ind. Ave. NV. National O350.
726 GALLATIN ST. NW-S R., B.,
h.-w.h., garage sea. 90
1886 Kansas ave n.w.-6 r., b., INV.
b. $3.50
gas burner 49, 20 $500
500 Randolph ST. nw.-6 r.. b., INV.
h. 5000
40 Adams st. nw-6 r., b.. h.-wh 5000
sos st. ne.-6 r.. b.. h.-w.h.. gar. $500
h-wh. 80. so
JOHN SCRIVENER & BRO,
Ola G st. NV. District $3.50.
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REFINED employed woman to share apart
ment with another. NV section. separate
bedrooms. reasonable. Box 37S-A, Star.