davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1940-03-06
No "Mess Of Pottuqe"

The witness before the House Dis
trict Subcommittee who generously
offered to throw the Federal payment
. into the Potomac in return for the
right of suffrage probably voiced
natural resentment against having
the lump sum represented by sugges-
ton as an offset to the denial Of
suffrage.
1t is, Of course, a false idea, ad-
vanced by some to the injury of the
community, that the Federal pay
ment Is gift" in the form of cash
"mess of pottage" is the usual term
offered by Congress in lieu of the
right to vote.
In the first place, the Federal lump
sum represents partial payment by
the exclusively controlling National
Government toward meeting it's
i obligations in support of mainte-
nance and development of the Amer
lean Capital. These obligations are
tangible and real, not fancied nor
sentimental The lump sum is not a
"gift" or contribution"
In the second place, the grant Of
suffrage to the people of Washington,
or the continued denial of that right,
has no logical connection with the
Federal payment or lump sum. Con-
tinued reduction of the lump sum at
the expense of the local taxpayer
Z does accentuate, it is true, the tyran-
ny of continued taxation without
representation. But to confuse the
Federal payment with the denial or
grant of suffrage, by the suggestion
that it is benefcently conferred upon
the people of the District in lieu of
suffrage, is wholly misleading.
The people of the District never
sold their birthright for a mess Of
pottage in the form of Federal flnan-
cial participation in Capital City
maintenance and development. If
the District is pictured as an Esau
because of the transactions OF 1874
78, then the District was an Esau
whose wishes were not asked for, not
given and on the whole ignored. The
people of the District were denied
their birthright of real, effective
suffrage by constitutional interpre-
tation, If not the Constitution itself,
and have never enjoyed the BIRTH
right of every American citizen.
. When faulty, Ineffective form Of
local suffrage broke down-not be-
cause of suffrage, but because of the
unnatural form and conditions of its
application-Congress did not appro-
pirate cash to solace the disfran-
chised. Congress appropriated cash
to save the United States Capital, for
which it possessed exclusive respon-
sibility, from disgraceful bankruptcy
brought about by Federal agency.
: And in appropriating cash on a fixed
ratio, Congress rededicated itself to
the principles of building an Ameri.
can Capital which in the beginning
had led to the location and the plan
q Of Washington. Under these prin-
ClplcS CllcIc WdS UcSuIl d SySIcIIldGlC
program of development which made
of Washington, then the laughing
stock of the world as a Capital City,
the envy of other world capitals.
The thought that Congress pays
an annual sum toward Capital City
expenses as recompense for denial of
suffrage is repugnant not only to the
y members of Congress whose vision is
broad enough to comprehend the
significance of the Washington plan,
but to loyal, If voteless, American
citizens who are members of the
Washington community. Further
more, 1t is factually and historically
inaccurate.
Evening star., 1940-03-06

A newly developed apple is said to
"ripen in early summer and has q
pleasing color" Homo sapiens also
often ripens in early summer, but
has /, q most unpleasing color.
Evening star., 1940-03-06

Research discloses that, following
food, clothing and housing, the larg-
est claim on the family pocketbook
is the family car. Whatever on
earth do you suppose our ancestors
spent all that money on before the
invention Of the horseless carriage?
Evening star., 1940-03-06

When all is said and done. perhaps
the biggest kick in radio listening is
not the getting Of certain broad
casts but the fun Of tuning them out.
Evening star., 1940-03-06
Letters to the Editor

Letters to the Editor must
oedr the name and address OF
the ,0r1ter. although the use OF
q pseudonynl for publication is
permissible. Please be brfer
Evening star., 1940-03-06
Star Commended for
Traffic Article,

Traffic Article.
70 the Editor Of The Star:
The president and members of the
District Of Columbia Federation Of
Women's Clubs desire me to express
their sincere appreciation Of the traffic
safety article published in your papers
for the benefit of the residents of the
District Of Columbia and vicinity.
IVY v. ASHBURN,
Corresponding Secretary.
February 20. :
Evening star., 1940-03-06

Commissioner Of Investigation
Suggested for District.
To the Editor Of The star:
It was encouraging to read the edi-
torial in The Star Of February 40 regard.
ing relief In Washington. Coming
shortly after the letter on February 10
By . District Of Coaumbta taxpayer On
Evening star., 1940-03-06
Member of the Associated Press.

. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to
the use for republication OF ELL news dispatches
credited to II or not otherwise credited in thia
paper and also the local news published herein
herein also are reserved
Evening star., 1940-03-06

@. Is pyorrhea responsible for q large
percentage of loss of teeth?-W. N.
A. According to DR.. Morris Fishbein of
the American Medical Association,
pyorrhea causes rs per cent of the loss
of teeth that occurs among persons over
IS years of age.
Evening star., 1940-03-06

@. Why was the Society of the Gin
cinnati formed?-M v. E.
A. 1t was organized by George WASH
ington and his officers, May 10, 1888. At
the cantonment of the American Army
on the Hudson River, New York. Ameri-
can and French officers formed the So
cIety to keep alive the memory of their
comradeship in arms and to perpetuate
remembrance of their turning, like Gin
cinnatus of old, from war to peace when
their task was done.
@. How fast do hummingbird's wings
beat?-S. T. P.
A. The wings of a hummingbird beat
SIS times second while it hovers In mid
air and IS times second in fight.
@. What is the name of the new gun
used in the United States Infantry
How many shots will it fire per min
ute?-D. g. P.
A. The arm is officially known as the
United States rifle. caliber 80 NIL. A
trained rifleman can fire go aimed shots
per minute with this rifle. It's most efi-
cient rate Of fire is about 21a times that
Of the Springfield. 1t can be fired with
considerably less fatiguing effect on
the soldier due to its reduced kick"
Q. What is Fugio cent?-R. d.
A. Fugio coins, known also as Frank
lin and sundial cents, were the earliest
copper coins struck of by order of the
United States Government from the dies
Of Abel Buel in 1887.
Q. Where can obtain combined 1910
almanac and book Of facts2-J. PIT,
A. See page A-2 Of today'y star.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-18
Mittpsd, Sen IS. septem5er 1910

WoIo ltebt Der aaiier Dor Der Sanpt.
ltaot Rteiipbon. abosroes f1iebt; %
satrapen fallen bon inn ab; ct miro
|auf Der Gludt gefangen genonntet
ino erliegt oent Snnger ilno ben
4MiBbanolnngen. Mit ibm erliiht Der
@lan5 Der .saiianioen. Sest idlpB
man Grieben: alle grobernngen, 11a-
nlentlid) aud 6as fl. arel5, tpltrben
auriifgeeeben. Der NIdneg 0es Se-
roclius tpar Elm f0rmlider 9rilimpb.
aug. Mm ID. 5epteinber 628 5og er
bur6 oie goIbene Bforte in ieine
Sauptitaot als Eriltmpbator elm. Ssnt
nablten Jriibiabr brabte er oas 81.
4re,t5 nod Balaltina. SIN faiierliden
Burpur trug &eraclil,s oas &reu5 5ur
Stabt Serltialen. Da ploblid belt
i'm 1tnter Dem Sore beriel6en cine
unlibt6are Sano feItgebannt. 3ad)a.
rias, ser Batriard bon Seruialem,
ipridt gu ibm: ,8eoenfe, Safer,
Oh ou int Sbmltfe eines Tril.mpba-
tors aebnlidfeit bat nit oem Serrn
Selus, ser bas &reu5 altf oemiel6en
@ege als ser 9lern1lte lno 9entiitig-
ite getragen bat" l1no Ser &aiier
legte ob SEN S6mltd, 1tn6 tr1g bar.
flsB l,no in einen geringen Walttel
gebiiat, bas &relt5 5ur Stride bes fl.
Grades. Wie tput1oerbar tpar bieier
ean3e 4rieg, tpie tpunoerbar oas, mas
auf i'm folet! Gbriftus bincit, Gbri-
itus iiegt iiber oen itol5en Berierfo.
mig: vOepoi,tit potentes be ieoe ct
eraltabit bun1iles - Die Mddtigen
itiir5t er bonn Sbron 11no bie 9emii.
tigen erbort er." Ser aailer betet,
ser aaiier oemiitist iid) tpie -g5edias
auf Dem Sterbebett, ser iid iterben6
unb- tpeineno at ben Serrn tpenoet,
ooer pie ser Centurion, Ser in ieiner
Scot INN ieinen Sobn oen Serrn ilt6t
,1n6 an flebt. 9um clamarem ab> Do-
minuln, erauoipit bocem meant als
i6 Sen Serrn anrief borte er alf
meine Stimme. Bf. "a.
(5ortiebung folgt)
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-18
(Gortiesung)

Sier auf ben Snieln @nglanbs
bliibte oie Helision Seiu gbriiti ant
gefansen NIT Srlanb Big auf bic leb>
ten noroiiden Snieln 5dottlanos uno
nilnmernebr ftnb bieie 8olfer benz
Seilano untrel1 genoroen, ionoern
bielten uno balten felt tros 8erfol-
gltug l1no ltnglauben. Ser Seufel
bat ben Samen bes 8roteItantismus
eeidt, aber oieier bielt ood nod feit
an Gbriltus unb Stride. SSebt aber
treten mir ins 7. Sabrbunoert: oa
.par es oie Holitif> auf oie oas gbri=
ftent,m ieinen munoerbaren Ginflub
alsii6te. SIM 8elten tpar Gube, int
SItcn ober brobte ein @eltreid 5ll=
fanmen5ubre6en. 9uf bem lnori6en
Sbron in &onItantinopel iaB oalnalS
eiu triegstii6tiger Serrid)er, Seroc=
Iil1s mar iein Same. Son ieinen
&org0nger Yfofas bate er einen
&rieg geer6t nit &bosroes 6em 3mei=
ten, oem &onig Ser Yerier. Nun bate
Ybofas einen Jebler gemadt, 1tamlif:
Die Suoen nit @etpalt 51n1 Gbriite1=
ttm 5lt befebren. 0ieie pioeriebten
fid uno uuroen bann 8unoesgenollen
Der YerIer. Ybofas NIT ieinen @rie=
6en erlitteu MIN groBe Rieoerlagen;
goella lmo s(ntio6ien fallen. Die Su=
beu babnten Sen 9eriern iiberaa sen
@eg.
Aud Seruialem fdat i'm Sabre
614; cs miro gepliinoert uno Derbeert.
9ie &irden, ipel6e Gonltantin uno
feline Mutter, bie III. Selena an oen
fl. Stdtten gebol1t botten, tperoen per=
brauat, ,lno oas III. &rel,5, bas fiir
bas foitbarlte &leinob ser gan5en
Gbriitenbcit gait, miro lamt Dem Ba-
triar6en nad Berlien geIdidt. 90,<
600 Gbriiteu ltarben inter Ben Sdn=
Sen Ser Slloen. 0ie @eibidte er5ablt
tpeiter: ser neue &amlples erobert iett
&egDpten; feline @etpaltbaufen iiber-
fdpenmen Gprene, l1no Dor SripoliS
ri1tet er fem ipeltli6es Sieges5ei6en
@eeeu oen tbra5iiben 8osporus
orang eit anoeres Seer Dor; Gbal5e,
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-18
GeOaafeR lla0 Griamerlt1tgtlt
Bon gtep. Srans Guertges

oon tpuroe eritiirrnt, uno 5ebn Sabre
|binourd itano ai,fsepflan5t an 0aau-
ern aonitantinopels gegeniiber Die
periilde Neibsfabne. gu berfelben
3eit miro Hbobes genommen. Gbos-
roes idtpelete i'm Erilmpbe ieiner
Siege ln6 groberungen, tpdbreno Se-
rafliits nabe baran mar, bonn &ban
ser @oaren, ser 8unbesgenoiien Scr
Berier, in Ser ltmgebung aonltanti>
nopels eefaneen genommen at uer-
Sen (16. Suli 616). Die Scot in
&ouitantinopel mar 10 groB, baB Sc
raflius einmal baran babte, nad
Afrita 5u flieben uno 9artbaso 5rr
Eeiioen5 oes &eides at MAIDEN, 5l1ntal
6a nod Srnger nno 8eit in Der
Sauptltaot ipiiteten. Ser Batriar6
inoes nabm ben &aiier am sltar oen
feierli6en @ib ab in ser Sopbien=
firGe> NIT oem golfe, bas ibm @ott
onbertral.t, 5t leben l1no 5lt iterben.
9as &eid mar 5ulett nabe5u auf bie
llmeebltng &onItantinopels bei6rdnft.
s(n Hettung burd Meni6enbano tpar
nibt at oenfen. Seraclius bat Sen
Berlerfonig 1,m Srieoen. Sieier aber
antportete ltol5: &ein 8ergleid) 5lui=
i6en mir ltno bent romii6en &aiier,
penn ni6t borber er iotpobl als ietn
Solf bon iGrent gefrel,5igten @ott ab=
laiien 1tn6 nieoerfallen Dor ser Come,
ser groBen @ottbeit ser Berier. SSn
ser Religion ie6od fano ser &ailer
un6 sic Seinen oie bolle &raft 5un
8ioeritano lno enolid 5og er gum
rltbmboulten Siege.
Seraclius ging in bie Stride 1lnb
am SuBe oes slltars betete er Inn
Croft rtno 8ebarrlidfeit int 3tpeifel
iiber oen @rfolg; ,,nter Eranen rief
er bier oft NIT Dem 8ialmiiten: .@ib
1ns, o @ott, oem Spott l1nierer Sein-
Sc ni6t preis, lmo ser ltngldubige
tolte oein grbteil nidt an. Gr emp
fing baraltf sic bl. &onmunion IN
Ser berrli6en Sopbienfir6e uno gine
Damn auf sic 5lotte anfangs Ipril
622. 9ie gauge Nation NOR begeiItert
uno GROCER gntbuiiasmus fir oas
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-18
Dbis Baileafre,.nb

areus fiiGte oie @eiben oes Seeres
nit 5reipiaigen. Ser Raiier betritt
oas aomiralidiff, bas bermeintlide
tpabre Bib Seiu gbriiti in ben Sdn-
ben baltenb, lnerneBliher Subel er.
fiiat Die 2uft. Sofort fblug er BEL
Silos einen 9eil Der Berier, ebe iie
lire Streitfr6fte bereinigt batten. gu
nenem Wnte belebt, entfnltet er ieBt
oas Banner gbrifti. Daourd ging
feline 8egeiiterung anf Die Soloaten
iiber. SIM Sriibiabr 623 iegelte er
nad Srape5unt; bon bier aus tpollte
er gegen Sigris bororingen, INN ben
Beriern in ben &iiden 81. fallen. Sdon
bate er 9altris, sic Saltptltabt Mes
oiens, erreibt; oa fam es 5l1r
5dlabt: &boros miro beiiegt 11no
9aurus fdut nit ieinen ungebeuren
SdGben in 6eu 8eitb oes &aiiers.
Wteoien, SSraf, SSspban miiiien iid er=
geben.
8alo aber umringten SEN Gailer
orei periiibe &eere. Son religi0ier
9egeiIterung erfiiat rief inoes Ser
&aiIer ieineln Seere gu: u3ittert nidt
Oh ser Maile eurer Seinoe! Otit Got
tes Silfe fann eit Eomer iiber 1000
9arbaren fiegen. Sterben mir aber
fir uniere 8riioer, 10 erlangen mir
Oie &rone oes Martpriums, 11no @ott
uno bic gea6melt geben inns reiden
lmo un1terbliden 2obn." Ser 9lngriff
erfolst, bie Berier iperben geI6lagen,
ibre Slu6t lit allsemein. SIM Sriib=
iabr fdmpft Ser aaiier nod mebrfad)
gliidlid, tuabreno Dor &onltantinopel
10000 Nbaren, 8ulgaren Slatpen
uno &niien lagen l1no bie >5taot per=
gebens 5u itiirmen iuden; benn bie
8egeiiterung, Die bas Seer oes Serac=
lius am @ltpbrat uno Eigris gum
5iege fiibrte, gliibte audi in Der
Sal,ptItaot. SIM Sabre 627 eroberte
Ser aaiier sic 5tabte Spriens, SIR
meniens uno Weiopotarniens, brang
na6 oen Sigris Dor 1,no lieferte inn
Oe5ember oesielben Sabres oie groBe
5dladt bel Ninepeb. 9ie Berler per=
loren % Sabnen, Der eroBte Seil if
res Seeres murbe nieoergebalten. Se=
raclil.s totete eieenbdnbig orei sln=
fiibrer Ser Seinoe; Die fonislide 8e=
iioen5 9esoagaroa pir6 genommen.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1940-09-18

9iidof Seint bon Meb 1T na6
3peiltiinoieer borberiger goti5 BON
ser Na5ibebor6e bon ieinem 8ildofs.
itt bertrieben tporoen. Gin @runo
ipuroe ibm ni1t angegeben.
Evening star., 1940-08-05

PIANO. Christman. in good condition:
reasonable. Call 100 .,5th st. NV, Apt 3
Evening star., 1940-08-05
THREE WOMEN

Over c5, TO fill vacancies with nationally
snce and reference required. Willing to
work for good. steady incqme or Expera,gnIIy annIy
o to II am 513 K st. NV.
Evening star., 1940-08-05
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

CEDAR COURTS" TAKoMA PIX, D. C.:
mr.. Walter Reed. 410 Cedar ST., or 3
sa or kt d G DaR So Porch Sp Msr g GE Hs s Hs'd
WANTED: YOUNG MAN TO, SHARE APT.
With z others: very reasonable. Apt. 23,
200 st. NV
sUBLET-KEw GARDENS, a7oO QUE ST.
cite and bath; s55 per per- month. tt'e' N~ wien
FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT HOTEL. Goth
Snd SsS room kit dnstte' metz pys
Nicely nice furn n1O Natl. 54aS s''e ''lEluA''e'
So. TO s69-.BJCHANAN APIS, 1926
b.. 81 Incl. 4 gas. elec. GE. 1883. eyes. ' -
,,eII uGEDAR a COURTS" cG TAX PIX D; c. Mr..
bath, porch: 1st or End A.. s6O-S65.
furn.. only s1650 wkly., incl. cleo, gas
dshef srsn saken LINENS phen. es ME- 70 s sse to Chill
313 E: CAPITOL ST. L.H.K. ROOM,
equipped: S7.5O '"'' -'A'
1906 SHEPHERD ST. NV, :, NEWLY
fsfn SsadG r tfes keshem nc wn
location. / and 3 cool, delightful rms,
spacious. dressing rm,. hall. dinette, kit,
sssh' sss HoSsrf ioSxsr 4ss 5Fisdare' elevator $50
TILDEN GARDENS. 1920 TILDEN-DE-
lightful 7-r. apt 3 exp: COOL quiet over
looks garden park. EN-. 1855 or WO. 1925
1862 PARK RID. NV ROOMS KIT,
bath, porch; clean, cozy; overlooking park;
cool Frigidaire; adults $50.
ANACOSTIA, 100 GOOD HOPE RID. Sc
- rms. cool. clean: Frigidaire sink,
ch.w.: S36.50 mo-; gar. Ii. 6922-W.
WANTED-MAN. GOVT, EMPLOYE. TO
phone: Trinidad bus. I245 Neal st. ne.
AT. 1888.
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COUNTRY BOARD,

HOMEWOOD.
Blue Ridge Summit. Pa-Excellent meals
Scrupulously clean house. Gentle clientele
Mrs. j F. CumminS. phone 1O3-M
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

1919 COLUMBIA RID. NV RIM,
kitchenette, gas, cleo. refg., phone, neatly
furn: reasonable; adults only.
THE MENDOZA: 222o goth ST, NV
living room. bath kitchenette; completely
furnished for housekeeping; S65. North
1901 QUINCY ST; NW.-BAsEMENT APT.
transp.: gas. elec. furnished; adults only.
Govt bldgs in vicinity Of capifoi-All, End
furn; adults. D4i Ii 5sa5,J sE garage everything
$40 G ST. s E.. Q BLKs. TO NAVY YARD
Beautifully furn., . or 3 rm. apt, next
bath; sink, gas range, Frigidare, phone.
TO sUBLET-,FURNIsHED AND 2 ROOM
Kew Gardens 200 Que st. NV DE 1850
Sig. ST. NE, OPPOSITE STANTON
PARK front rooms. Frigidaire. light
] 1893 IRVING ST. Nw.-NEwLY DEC
GRATED rm.. kitchen. semi-pvt. bath; also
sleeping room. twin beds,
25 5th ST. sE.-oUTsIDE STUDIO APT;
beed-liy bed. rm PVT. bath. mod. kit. Frigid-
27oe ONTARIO RID. N;W,-s-RM. BASE
refrigerator c.h.w.; very reas.
1914 COLUMBIA RD.-AIR-c R-coNDITIoNED
twin beds. shower bath. modern kit. ms
rooms. kitchen, tile bath, foyer, S53, Incl.
heat, hot water, laundry facilities.
osit a5t6 He HEREFORD GEs PL: NV, 10th BET
elec. refg, range; gas, eiec furn: Sis wk.
T1AKoMA; TAX: vsrI D. .t.. C. sECeoND,FLooR
et has aspTess Sss shade esIcony porch
3a45 CONN, AVE; NV ROOM APT,
| Kitchen, bath and hall. newly decorated
nice niefiy 49,, furnished: 24-hour elevator and
| sWltchboard. Woodley 2693.
CHEVY Oh cHAsE-LIV. RIM. TWIN BED
W6 uneo ,ne; home; gentlemen or empl couple.
37o1 TooAL ADAMS AIs.haIt MILL RID: NV, APT. 2O3-
| light and Frigdaire; S62 so mo.
| 1876 18th ST NW.-WALK. DIST. DOWN
liberation $3.50 up Manager, APT as' 2oe.
933 23rd ST. .NW-FURNIsHED APART
| Tor houSework
WANTED. YOUNG BUSINESS WOMAN TO
snare snare 4-room apartment with another s25
montn: mon IA : R. I, ave. NV. Apt. 80. Mich
435 IRVING ST. NV FRONT ApTs
bedroom, kitchen: So and 81 week: privste
entrance: near Soldiers Home
SuBLET 2-RoOM APARTMENT THROUGH
SeDstshnloer sopasnr 20; available immediately; rea-
"a sth ST. N.w-NIcELY FURN., /
rm' XII: bath: front: rent S36 50.
T. M. AIKEN, INC, 500 H NV MA. 3556
ENTIRE md FLOOR, 3 RMS, FRIGID-
Snr5e' stre' inherspring mattress, sink; S35 mo.
| 2sl9 BRENTWOOD RID. N.E-LARGF
front beorm.. large kitchen. Frigidaire,
PVT. bath; detached home; cool.
dIi5 ST, NW.-2-RoOM lst-FIOOR
| apt tas' eiec.. linens, dishes, silver: 50
weekly; 3rd-foor front apt, . room IS;
Evening star., 1940-08-05
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORDIONS-Good selection of used
Hohner, Soprani and Galanti instruments.
Sb2 30 up, All used. but in good con-
dition. New Hohners, 12O bass, S110;
easy terms. Republic 1890, the Piano
Evening star., 1940-08-05
CUT FLOWERS

ROCKS, R.. 1. Reds. $3.50 per 100 Com
keys Y-O feeds. James Feed Store, 619 K
St NV. Metropolitan 00S9.
Evening star., 1940-08-05
SODA FOUNTAIN AND
SAL ESMEN.
MAGAZINE MEN

why work territory pounded daily by a
thousand other propositions when YOU can
work territory canvassed only or , times
year. Spot veriflcation. transportation
paid daily if desired. See Mr. McManis.
4O2 9Th ST NV. Room 2l9.
Evening star., 1940-08-05

delivered for 81, or Is select spikes for ST
Helene Affeck, Box 231 "A, Route No 3,
Vienna, Va. Phone Vienna 11-W. H.
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THE ABBEY
THE MANSION CLUB.
BOLIVIAN CLUB.
CALVERT HOUSE

1888 10th n.w.-Single rms: also double
rms. with pvt. baths; Immediately clean;
beautifully furn.; unusual meals.
Evening star., 1940-08-05

PIANOS FOR RENT-New. full keyboard.
latest model instruments, only 81 monthly:
grands a1;a Ss monthly: money paid as rental
to buy later MA 413O. kits 1890 G
st: middle Of the block, between 18th and
| IA h stS.(.
Evening star., 1940-08-05
BABY CHICKS.

PHONE JACKSON 1880.
Evening star., 1940-08-05
ROOMS FURNISHED.

2633 wooDLEY PL, N.W-Master bed
room, twin beds; pvt. bath with shower;
garage available.
1866 HARVARD NW-Large. clean house,
keeping room; nice. quiet home for lady;
S5 wk.; fan, sink. etc. 81
92S M ST. NV. THE Aristocrat''---Lovely
lge. front; Ink; running water; So; also
AgT s Vermont et hGmas baq wnoew cTf
cross vent: 24-hr. elev.: shower. NE. 1886.
5O7 PoWHATAN PL. NV 600 blk. 9Th
st.l-Cool, corner, 4 windows. desk. semi
pvt. bath; express bus; S4. RA. 372s.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.; ,3611 Jocelyn St
new home; suitable for or 2.
1852 LANG PL, N.E;;-Newly furn. rm;;
family; iaTl gentleman pref S16 mo. AT.
$40 D ST. NV, Apt, 3-compl. furn.
rooms, Frigidaire, sink; 1886 weekly;
adults. Call after 7 pm r.
1885 BRANDYWINE ST. N.w-Bed living
with ! other person; $50. Can be seen
NEWLY DECORATED HOME, singles or
aouses runnnf meb,esa water board
room single go Also large om
1St floor, running water.
1854 HOBART ST NW-Lge. rm, twin
DeuS, ADJ. shower Datn. also smaller rrn.,
adj. sleep porch, for / or .. Unlim. phone:
conv. transp.; adult family: no other
roomers: gentlemen Columbia s91s.
VACANCY, for lady, Aug. Is, near 18th
and x NV; apartment. Phone ME. 9195.
1881 EUCLID ST, Apt 4O5-Clean. COM
| Portable room adjoining bath. shower;
conv. transp. Columbia 9424-W.
4l05 18TH, ST. N;W;--overiooking Rock
Creek Park. Delightfully cool room. Sl5
per mo-; gentlemen. Taylor 1868.
1446 MONROE ST NV, " blk 14th--
Well-furn. Ev. rm., conn. sleep. porch
pvt. home: refined couple or girls; reas.
1888 ADAMS MILL RID, Apt 25-Con-
venient 18th and Columbia rd; outside
double roomC, newly furnished; second floor
next hath. Adams 1914.
423 GALLATIN. ST. N,W.---Large front
| room. next bath; private home. Phone
| Georgia 9306.
| OVERLOOKING SHOREHAM HOTEL
Large front room. newly decorated shower
bath Adams 312O. -
DISCRIMINATING GENTLEMEN.
Elaborately furnished studio room; I'M
| excelled service; breakfast optional; y,
block Conn. ave. and Dupont Circle. 20l5
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OF 18th st. n.w.-Ideal residence for
sinesS people: airy, outside room. pri-
te baths: selectiye menus: switchboard:
rkinp
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REFRIGERATORS guar. rebuilt. repos-
makes as low as 1919 Terms. PAY ST
WEEKLY with light bill We are one of
THE OLDEST AND MOST RELIABLE RE-
FRIGEPATOR SERVICE SPECIALISTS In
WASHINGTON. Open Sat. all day
ELECTRICAL CENTER.
514 10th ST National 22-O
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LARGE BEDROOMS. LIV. RM.. KIT
!. pam pam S22o;O0 and $3.50. Elec. refrigera-
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
MEMS WEAR STORE

MEMS WEAR STORE,
Long established; wonderful opportunity for
right party. Write Box 391-K, Star. IL
SELL WITH CONFIDENCE THROUGH
WINFIELD & THURM,
WASHINGTON'S LARGEST
ROOMING HOUSE BROKERS.
NOW Is THE TIME TO SELL
YOUR ROOMING OR BOARDING
HOUSE BUSINESS. PLENTY OF BUYERS.
FOR QUICK AND SATISFACTORY
RESULTS, PHONE OR SEE
WINFIELD & THURM,
"Wash.'s LARGEST Rooming House Brokers'"
9OS 10th st. NV. MA. 1854.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

HIGH SCHOOL prepares for college or
business: standard text furnished; study at
home. Write for American School Bulle-
tin. Box 2S9-K, Star.
AIRPLANE CRAFTSMEN will be in demand!
American School offers complete home
study course for ambitious men. Write for
FACTS TODAY SURE. Box 2ss-K. Star
AUTO DRIVING taught by experts; easy
parking a speciality; dual controlled cars
assuring perfect safety. Permits secured
School. Randolph 1854 or Randolph s397.
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HELP MEN.
PAT,ATS ROYAL,

Permanent position open for man with
car. Retail sales experience helpful, per-
sonality and neat appearance essential
Compensation and duties discussed at in
terview. Married man preferred. Must
have car. Apply 9th floor, Employment
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RADIOS. S3; all makes, out of storage and
repossessed 300 orig. values to $3.50 in
stock Open S.30-T 1910 18th ST nv
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2633 WOODLEY PL N.W-Master bed
room, twin beds; pvt. bath with shower;
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REFRIGERATOR ELECTRIC DISPLAY
cut prices. No money down. Liberal
trade-in. Atlas, 921 G st. NV. DI. 3737.
REFRIGERATORS-Al makes and sizes,
domestic and store type. for groceries:
butchers. etc; very reasonable. 4SO7
Bethesda ave, Bethesda, Md
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nr gsa Rshss seesse 81 S5s 5 e
mos. in adv, S5.55. No DEL, 81 addL dep.