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COLORED.
BEAUTIFUL EASTLAND GARDEN, 42nd
and KenilWorth ave Splendid neigh
borhood, Purchase a lot, when paid $3.50
TO $500, I will build a modern home.
l4th and G SITS. NV Ii 6S93-J. Sales
man Fred NJ Chives
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7201 OVERHILL RD.,
IN GREENWICH FOREST.
BETHESDA, MD.
httractlVe brick home, large rooms 3
bedrooms, . baths, large storage room,
panelled recreation room with bar, maid S
room and bath. screened side porch off
living room. electric kitchen built-in
garage, hot-water heat oil burner: beauti-
iul lot S0xl40 with large oak trees At
tractlVe price and terms Open today and
tomorrow IL am to & pm
Out Wis. ave. through Bethesda IN hank
ieft on Old GEORGETOWN rd to Wilson lane
snen spd iei, to Greenwich Forest, turn right
L. G. WHITE, Real Estate.
7101 Wis. Ave. WI. 1900. Ewes. WI 4o4a
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SACRIFICE; OVER 4 ACRES BORDERING
stream. 7@0 it.. near Lee highway and
Lee blvd, miles from Falls Church, Va;
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DOWNTOWN

Convenient TO the new Municipal Center.
on e st: large, 2-story and cellar brick:
z rooms. bath, oil heat, cleo, garage; lot
20xI0s; priced attractively to sell. Eve.
or Sun. phone Temple 1853
L. T. GRAVATTE,
72q 18th ST. Realtor MA o-52
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10th ST. HIGHLANDS,

It~T MhDloON 81. w.
Beautiful residence in select neighbor-
hood, y block from 18th St bus, and near
end of 14th st car line: convenient to ele-
mentary and high schools. shopping center
ana churches: only few steps from Rock
Greek Park
House contains commodious living room.
reception room, dining room and kitchen,
closed sleeping porch garage
Open Sunday. April +. from 2 to B
pm. Or call Emerson 03l1
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
81 Q50

-7sroom detached brick nd-frame. on lot
ob&2ao: hot-Water heat, screened side
porch. 3 bedrooms and heated sleeping
porch, CeloteXed attic, blower heat
EDWARD H, JONES e. CO., INC, WO 1900.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
FRIENDSHIP HEIGHTS

Lovely new brick house. corner lot: room
and lavatory on first floor. 3 bright rooms
2nd floor. 2 baths, shower in basement:
garaee: real bargain direct from owner.
out Wis; ave, l So. D. c. line to stone
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81 050-S2 450
BUNGALOW-S7 $50

New 3-bedrm. and . ba tn brick homes
now building in Bethesda. F. H. A. Select
your own finish. Call Mr.. Treat. ALLIED
REALTY CORP, WI 664q
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Six rooms, bath, in exclusive Chevy
Chase Md. Immense porch, 60xl60 lot;
garage; perfect condition
EN-. 1871. JOHN LINDER. EN-. $780,
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unusual value al Sl45O FRANK M
DOYLE. resltor. DI. 1865. Sun, WO.
01G4, Apt 4I6
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HOUSES FOR SALE,

41s G ST. NE-e, R AND B. HOT
water heat full cellar. two-story porch,
alley. Out-of-town owner is forced to
sell. Price. S4.75O.
VIM. T. BALLARD.
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WAII ER " POW ERS,
HI. O512 or Spruce 045b
ARLINGTON. VA

New 5-rm brick. tile bath. model kitch-
en- with range and refriEerator, full cellar.
oil heat walking distance to Clarendon;
S. $50: $500 cash, S45 mo.
We have taken in exchange at very
reasonable price excellent 6-rm. stone house
with oil h., 3 bedrooms. large screened
porch, buit-in garaGe. nice lot with stream
in rear: can be bought for $500: F. H. A.
finance
JUDSON REAMY, Agent,
112e n Irving St, Arl Va. CH. O22O.
FOR SALE BY BUILDER.
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OPEN.
WAPLE & JAMES. INC. DI. 3346.
Now, ,rrAprNc. Co,IpI rr,oN

NOW NEARING COMPLETION
Buy now and save money. Two lovely
eoid brick detached homes: six large rooms.
] "a baths, u bath on 1st floor. very large
lots. 50xl5n: detached garage; trimmed in
natural wood, center entrance large living
room and nice recreation room: very high
elevation near N H ave. in D. c. For
INSPECTION, call MR.. OREM, GE. 4639 or
~
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/. N. ROTH. Woodward BLDG. Ma. 1898.

EAST CAPITOL ST. CORNER. SEVER
and water in. for houses, S210O; viii
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PROPERTY WANTED.

WE HAVE BUYERS FOR 4-FAMILY
fayS and other investment property Up 20
so 600 WI $500. SAMUEL z BOGLEY,
669S Wisconsin ave, Bethesda, Nd
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BEAUTIFULLY WOODED HOMESITES
adjacent Spring Valley. so 80 or 100 r.
frontage Priced reasonable. BRODIE 4
COLBERT. INC. MA. SS75. Eve. and Sun.
ca IN MP RHOEES IA -o2Q
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ICE CREAM COUNTER FREEZER, 2h-gal.,
Emery-T Thompson. complete with hardening
and storage cabinet and compressor Now
in use. 5000 for cash and removal this
week. r. G. Bishop. 1901 st. NV. EN-
3006 ewes
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1862 PARK PL. NV. facing Soldiers
Home-Congenial private family offers
large 2nd-d front room for two gentle
men: two baths, unlim. phone: plenty Of
good food; $50 mo. each. Randolph 3l39.
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PIANO-Used spinet in good condition,
S95; has full SS-note keyboard; terms.
Republic 1890. The Piano Shop. 1o15
9TH 81 u W
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444 IRVING ST. NW.-Large front room,
next bath; quiet private family: conY.
| transn Slh mnnth- PA Eh:i1
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1919 BELMONT RID. NW.-Large front
able ] or .: $50 month MI hn0L
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ATLAS APPLIANCE COMPANY,

Washington's Largest Appliance House,
921 G s.. NV, Entire Building
District 3737. Open Ewes. Till 9 PM
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

PIANO-Used small studio-size spinet in
good condition. S0S; easy terms. MA. 4730
klttS, 1880 @ st. NV. middle of the
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COUNTRY BOARD.

wANTED-Children TO board on farm
plenty fresh vegetables, milk and eggs;
references. Marble Hill Farm. Route 234,
Catharpin Va.
CONVALESCE in pvt home in cooler
wooded nearby country; best food: diet.
grad. nurse Berwyn 770-J-3. 49,
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SUBURBAN. ROOMS.
(Continued
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1920 18th ST. NW.-Convenient transpor-
tation: single room. gentleman: also room
for couDe delicious meals, home style.
any hour: lunches packed. co. 1856.
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| THE CHURCHILL 1740 P ST. NV
Lovely front single rooms; new furniture:
! Venetian blinds. electric fans, running
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MATTRESSES, inner-spring. all sizes, reg
ular S12 ,95; now 81 90. Your cash saves
ming until 9 pm. Mastercraft Furniture
Co. l4th and Harvard SITS. NV. AID. 1922.
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POULTRY 6 EGGS.
ROOMS FURNISHED.

STARTED PULLETs, r. I. reds, v
old feathered: some 5 wks. old; BIZ
tested. Hillside O61s. after pm.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

books; BARGAIN Book Shop, sos 9th st. NV.
DI. 5007 Open Sunday and evenings. 1S'
CLOTH1NG-Highest prices paid for men
used clothing Bermap's, 1922 7th st. NV
NE 3767 Open eve Will call
@ @CLSTHING-Better prices paid for mems
DI. 6769. Open eve. will call.
ELECTRIC IRoNER, good condition: rea-
sonable. Oliver 2053.
FURNITURE WANTED AT ONCE. We buy
all kinds. Also elec. refgs, stoves, tools,
etc. Day or night Franklin 2s07. 2Os
FURNITURE. bric-a-brac, china, glassware,
rugs, silverware, paintings; highest cash
prices paid. Call Murray. TAYLOR 1888.
FURNIrURE-Househo furnishings Of all
china. Call any time. RE. 1904. ME. 5317.
FURNTTURE-Want to buy some used
household goods to outfit large place: also
good piano, elec. refrigerator. ME. 5255.
FURNTTURE--Househo or ofice furni-
Lure. orlc-a-brac, rugs; pay cash. Call
Dupont 0513. 26s
SEWING MACHINE-We buy all types;
repair; hemstitching. buttons covered.
pleating. 917 2 st. RE. 1900. RE. 23ll.
BRING US your gold. silver. diamonds:
highest prices paid. Ask for Mr.. Open
ALL KINDS or METAL, rags and furniture
bought. Cash paid. District 1886. 16.
WANT general household furniture oi
better kind. any amount. Call Mr.. Grady,
GOLD-BRING YOUR OLD GOLD. sH-
yER, PLATINUM, TEETH: DISCARDED
q 1ETHRx. naEN:. HG WE rAS a fAsHa SAsH At sa, ,.
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DUPONT CIRCLE, 1867 P ST. n.w.-Double
room LIST floor front, semi-priyate bath
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DADIAN HALL,
CLUB NEDRA,
1401 18TH ST NV
MANSION GLIB

Ideal residence for business people: c
outside rooms: one for 4 with priv
hath. sWitchbOard choice menus
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1920 18th st. n.w-In the heart Of ex-
elusive Embassy row. Fine food, plenty Of
hot water: beautiful light airy rooms, each
with telephone. A few choice vacancies
available at once. Prices from $40.
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LOVELY newly furn,, cool front rm, gen.
tlsman preferred. S25 mo-; unlim. phone.
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PIANO-New model small size Knabe
spinet. only very slightly used, now for
sale at a substantial saving over the
new. price; easy terms; new guarantee
Kits 1880 G st. NV. (middle OF the
blockl MA 473O
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GOLD DIAMONDS.
DOGS. PETS. ETC.
BABY CHICKS

BLooD-TEsTED CHICKS brooders. equip
ment. poultry remedies and feeds F. w
AT 5411 607 E st. NV. MA, 0osi.
BARRED ROCKS, r. ]. REDS, white Leg
horns. Conkey's Y-O feeds. James Feed
Store. 6l9 K st. NV. Metropolitan 0Os9
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

SETTLED LADY of refinement desire
large unfurniShed room for light house
keeping. Box BIC. Star IA.
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225S CATHEDRAL AVE-Desirable room
adjoining bath. in refined Christian home;
unlim. phone. MI. 1856 after l pm.
14th AND PARK RD. N.W-Spotless base
ment room, Semi-shower; cooking opt.
Frigidaire; gentleman; SIS mo. MI. 6745.
NICELY FURNISHED room in new apart
ment building; private entrance; adjoining
bath; telephone. DU. 1881
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SITUATIONS MEN.
SITUATIONS MEN e. WoME
SITUATIONS WOMEN.

COUPLE, middle-aged, white, desires room
end board in exchange for wifes services
Box Sic, Star.
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HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE for sale rea-
sonable. Call Thursday, $500 Conduit
| I'D
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LARGE FRONT ROOM, for girIs or
couple, with small Jewish family; cony.
trans. Randolph 6SS2
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CONVALEsCENT AND AGED-Board and
room; attractive, quiet. shady; new home
graduate nurse: SIS wk. SH. 1871.
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S19 TUCKERMAN ST-Newly decorated
rm., next bath, Tor gentleman; SIS mo RI:
conV. transp. GE. o3Sn. after G N
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room with glass-inclosed porch for elderly
couple or person; excellent meals with tray
service EN- 4677
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1925 CLIFTON ST. NW.-Ladies. 2. sim
giles, / triple; private bath. Men. l single,
/ triple Excellent Food. co. 9l30. 20s
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WASHERS-Bendix, reposs de like model,
formerly S179.50, now S99.95; also brand
new 1910 Thor washers. with pump in the
light hill
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FARM e. GARDEN

WELL-RoTTED COW MANURE, quality
and quantity guaranteed. Waters. WI.
4l95.
POTATOES-Several hundred bushels
Green Mountain and Red Bliss excel
lent quality for seed. at Horak's Poultry
Farm. mi. from Silver Spring, Md, at
white oak.
OVER 1000 HOMES USE OUR TOP AND
POTTING SOILS. THERE IS REASON
FOR IT. LOOK FOR OUR TAG. CALL
YOUR DEALER OR SCHNEIDER S FARM,
BOWIE, MD
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l7l5 CUE ST. .N.W-Refined home. lge,
'front.' rn.' twin beds, phone, shower: walk
ing ClSt.. EenfiIaS only -
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| 1928 KANSAS AVE. NV front rms. in
new PVT. home; preference Of bus lines.
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4I27 7th ST NV. corner Upshur-Lge.
cool front corner. 3 windows; phone:
shower express bus: $50 for /. S27 for 9
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1101 K N.W.-Downstairs, large, clean,
front, housekeeping. four windows, 81
week: single, front. S4; maid service. 15'
1914 EYE ST NV, Apt. s-walking
distance; clean. comfortable single room;
fan il desired: s. and 81 20 Wk .
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PETWORTH--Large double rm for gen.
tlemen: twin beds; next to bath: unlimited
phone. Jewish family GE oQ2n
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CATHEDRAL AVE, facing r. c. Park, Ia
blocks from Conn ave-Laree front twin
bed room. newly furn.. unlim phone, for
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y DOWNTOWN. 1917 Rhode Island ave. NV.
= Apt. 5o4-Large, cool front rm. near bath
{ shower new inner-Spriug mattress, uniiIn
G phone: S6 Wk. gentleman
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WALNUT TREES. standing. Write or call.
4 miles west Leesburg, Route 725. A. H.
Crhpofdf
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I4l1 KENNEDY ST NW.-Nicely fur
nished secOnd-fioor room, semi-Drivats
bath: private detached home, excellent
hoard %
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WASHERS AND RONERS, gala reopening
sale all standard makes as low as S12 95.
may pay with your light bill WE ARE
AUTHORIZED SALES AND SERVICE FOR
BENDIX, MAYTAG, G. E., WESTING-
HOUSE, A. B. C. AND THOR
ELECTRICAL CENTER
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WASHERS-Deep-cut prices on brand-new
standard makes of washing machines. in
crates. at discounts Of more than 60T of
list prices. No down payment. Terms as
low as 81 weekly. Liberal trade-in allow
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AVAIL. MAY 18th, $50; front bedrm, new
furniture inner-spring mattr.: walk. dist:
2 girls. MI. 1909 after $50
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GOOD KOSHER MEALS; large front rm..
3 windows, new furniture: suitable one or
two men: use of living rm.: good transp.
R26 Jefferson St NV. l4'
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CLUB 1920.

223o Mass ave. NV, Embassy section
Large double, next bath; young ladie
Also share room. Excellent meals. S3s,5
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17l6 IRVING ST. N.W.-Master bedroom,
private bath with shower; nicely fur
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PRIVATE HOME. Foxan Village-Com-
| fortabl5 room, twin beds. screened porch,
| overlooks park; next bath: bus. streetcar,
| 20 minutes to town: young gentlemen; SIS.
| FtEF p3}O
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10th ST N.W.-Hieh elevation, det. pvt
home. delightful room, semi-pvt bath
shower: bus; gentleman. RA. 1922.
/ 6O6 QUINCY ST. NW.-Large. well-fur-
hlShed 2nd-hoor front room next TO bath;
gentlemen; good transp TIA S862
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

SAFES OR VAULT DOORS.
THE SAFEMASTERS CO,
1904 PA. AVE. NV Ma 1910.
CASH FOR OLD GOLD
Silver, watches diamonds and old dis
carded teWelry: fun cash value paid
SELINGER'S SIS F ST NV
A BETTER PRICE PAID for old gold, plat
mum, Jewelry. diamonds, watches and
diamond watch cases; condition unimpor-
tant. as we use same In our mfg depart
NEW YORK JEWERLY CO.,
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| l453 CHAPIN ST. NW-DesirabIe: we'll
iIurHlshed double and single room: con-
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Hos SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. S.E-sT
per week Call after pm, AT. S422.
Iarge single for Young man; excellent acs
commodsttons. DU. a2os Is
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| 2OOO 10th ST. NV Apt No 24-Double
| 24-hour elevator service l5'
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1873 QUE ST NW-Cool double room,
twin poster beds, inner-Springs; next bath,
shower; c.hw.; conv. transp.; Sc wk.
r ST. NW.-Private home (2 adults: have
room, 3 exposures, private bath, porch;
will rent to quiet gentleman. $40: also
for gentleman. room in nearby house;
porch, bath used by one other; S32 80
MI 3537
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BOOKS-Highest prices paid for good
books BARGAIN Book Shop sos 9th st. n W.
DI. 5007. Open Sunday and evenings. 1S'
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1915 SOUTH 9th, Arl, Va.-Single, bright
room; gentleman pref; meals OPP: 20 min
downtown: l block bus. CH. 1870.
ARLINGTON, VA-Cool, quiet room. bath
and shower, c.h.w.: 10c bus; garage if de-
sired Oxford 1856
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I LANCE and I smaII both nicely fur
nished: in quiet private family: very conv.
lrauSp. serYice. Call after z u m IA 22QQ
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1405 GIRARD NV, Apt. 20-Cool, com.
room. twin beds pvt closet. Cnl. phonei
GENTLE: $50 SO mo. HO 3667.
1900 PARK ED. N.w.-Desirable vacancy
for young man: large double room, twin
beds: home e-conked food: free parking.
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RLINGTON-Attractive nicely furn front
corner room, adj. bath: 90 min downt'n;
bus by door; reas Glebe 075l.
2303 SCROGGINS RD. Alexandria-Re-
fined young gentleman share room, twin
beds. new home. Temple 1884
ROCKVILLE, 115 South Adams street.
] studio bedrm and l single bedrm.,
furnished, Call Rockville 1OS-M
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
Continued }

4106 18th ST. NV. Apt 3-Newly fur
nished, twin beds, large clothes closet un-
/ limited nhOpp
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1906 BITMORE ST. N.W.-1st A.. south
ern exposure adjoining porch: running
water: 2 single beds for gentlemen:
S32 80 each. Also vacancy for young lady
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1882 NICHOLSON ST. NW-Large double
room, next to bath southern exposure,
overlooking Rock Creek Park RA 2361
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SPECIAL FOR GRADUATION-New pink
and natural gold watches for girls and
boys, only S9.95. Marel Gift Shop, 707
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1901 18th ST, Dupont Circle-Triple
room. adjoining bath. redecorated; 3 young
mon: $50 each. NO. R244.
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ROOMS EURN. e. UNEURN.
ROOMS WANTED.

35 Sth ST. N.E-Two light housekeepil
rooms furnished or unfurnished. Suitab
couple. VIII rent separately. Il.
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LARGE FRONT ROOM in private home:
Govern employees preferred Phone
Temple 4161. bet II am. and 6 pm
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1893 MINTWOOD PL. N.W-Large front
| room twin beds. inner-springs: S35 mo;
also room, 1919 Belmont rd.: S32. MI
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LARGE, bright, newly furn. room in refined
apt -hotel, Mass. ave, at Wisconsin; for
employed gentleman; refs. exchanged: S35
month. EN- 0432 Is.
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1923 EYE ST. N.W.--Large newly fur
nisned and redecorated twin-bed rm., S35;
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LOUNGE CHAIRS, big, roomy. regular
$3.50, now S1295. Your cash saves you
ming until pm Mastercraft Furniture
Co. 14th and Harvard sts. NV. AD. 1922
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ROOMS FURNISHED

1447 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. N.W-Large
room, Kitchen, bath; refrg,; quiet people;
Sll wk.: vacant on 10Th.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1875 Riggs pl-Except
attr. studio rm., beautiful balcony, fire.
place, 2 closets semi-bath. Also small
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| 1920 HARVARD NW.-Sleeping room;
also Housekeeping rooms. See manager,
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Maytag, S44; Apex, $50; A B C, S37;
Crosley, S35; Thor 500; all complete with
filler pump hose; 10 DAYS TRIAL; pay 81
weekly; two-tub spinner washer, half price
Republic 1890. The Piano Shop, 1015
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LIVING ROOM SUITES, Lawson Chippen-
dale modern. beautiful fabrics. Regular
$50, now $50 Your cash saves you money
at Mastercraft. Open every evening until
and Harvard stS. NV AID 1922
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1923 COLUMBIA RD.-Large front room,
clean. comfortable. quiet, near good trans
| OOTtatiCO W
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MATTRESS. m inneTsSpring and coil spring,
all sizes. Your cash saves you money at
Mastercraft. Open every evening until
8 pm: Mastercraft Furniture Co., 14th
and Harvard SITS NV. AID. 1922
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| 42S TAYLOR ST. NV attractive rms,
adl. bath, 1925; good transportation. IA.
1RhR IIrlirinif tad
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-07-17
| SEE BY THE DAILIES THAT

All wool products must now carry
labels designating the percentage of
wool they contain, according to a
labelling act passed by Congress, eff
fective July ID.
Rep. Martin, leader of Republicans,
charged the Roosevelt administration
with Encouragement of the as billion
in defense appropriations already
voted by Congress.
The Navy has new type explosive
and plans to construct a 70 million
dollar plant for its manufacture.
Carter Glass was named president
pro tempore of the U. S. Senate. He
is the oldest member of the Senate.
Roosevelt asked Congressional
leaders for prompt enactment of leg
islation extending indefinitely the
army service of selectees, guardsmen
and reservists.
Roosevelt asked Congress for au
thority to order a far-flung extension
of daylight saving time.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-07-17
PLAYING POLITICS

With the widespread confusion
existing in Washington and the daily
increasing lag in defense prepara-
tons, one would suppose that Presi-
dent RooseveIt's official family
would have little time or thought for
playing politics.
Those who think so are mistaken.
Mr.. Roosevelt has said much about
subordinating politics to the national
emergency-bu he means it only for
his opponents. Not a word of repri-
mand has he issued to his own boys
many close associates their eff
forts to make political capital out of
the critical needs of the Nation.
For instance, Democratic Chairman
Ed Flynn has sung but one tune: only
Democrats can be patriotic-Repub-
licans are traitors-elect only Demo-
Gratis. We seem to recall that in 1918
Woodrow Wilson said something like
that and the Republicans captured the
House of Representatives.
Another example of New Deal poll
ties is the snide work of that angelic
Marylander, Eugene Casey, liaison of
ficer between the White House and
Agricultural Department, who put
over a rider barring Farm Security
Administration employees from Civil
Service. Casey in last years cam
paign had the job of organizing the
farmers for Roosevelt. Undoubtedly
he found he could put the Farm Sc
curity Administration organization to
good use-and undoubtedly wants to
do so again, free from any Civil
Service restraints.
And still another instance was the
effort New Dealers made to keep Con-
gross from cutting down relief appro-
priations. 1t is an anomaly that at
time when a labor shortage exists, the
Federal Government should continue
its huge WPA system. But those on
relief have been used to good New
Deal advantage in previous cam
paigns and no doubt will be again.
Is it any wonder folks down in
Washington just take for granted that
Mr.. Roosevelt already is running for
a fourth term?
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1941-07-17
Facts of Reporting
"Catching'' Diseases
Outlined by Director
Why's and WherefOrs Given by
DIR. Riley, State Health Head

In case you don't happen to know
the why and wherefore of communi-
cable disease reporting, here are the
facts as outlined by DR.. R. H. Riley
Director of the State Department of
Health:
Certain diseases are known as
communicable, or catching, because
they spread from person to person;
or, are contracted from the use of con-
taminated water, milk or other foods;
through the bites of infected insects
or from animals. Physicians report
the occurrence of such diseases among
the persons under their care to the
health authorities in order that the
health departments may know what
diseases are prevalent, and where, so
that measures to prevent their spread
to the rest of the community may be
gotten under way promptly.
"The reportable or 'notifiable' dis
eases include the fevers-typhoid
tick-bite, undulant and tularemia; the
so-called children's diseases such as
measles, German measles, mumps,
diphtheria, and scarlet fever; infan-
tile paralysis; influenza, tuberculosis
and all forms of pneumonia; diarrhea
and dysentery; the venereal diseases;
cprtain dicaaSac Of +1o o,,oe. orJ =,
addition, certain other special dis
eases, such as lockjaw, that must
have immediate attention if life is to
be saved. Diseases that may be con-
tracted in certain industries or occu-
pations-such as lead poisoning, and
some kinds of skin diseases-have
also been made reportable.
physicians practicing in the coun-
ties report the case of communicable
diseases they attend or that are
brought to their attention to the
County Health Officer or directly to
the State Department of Health; the
physicians in Baltimore City make
similar reports to the City Depart
ment of Health.
Responsibility for reporting the
Catching diseases is not limited to
the doctors in attendance on such
cases. Parents, guardians, household
ers, hotel-keepers, superintendent of
principals of schools,
public, private or parochial; masters
of vessels; owners or operators of
diaries or ice-cream manufacturing or
distributing plants; are also charged
with the duty of notifying the nearest
health officer of each actual or sus-
pected case of communicable disease
that comes under their observation.
"a health department is a depart
ment of public safety-much like a
fire department. Immediate reporting
of diseases that are sources of danger
to others is asked in order that
disease-fighting activities can be got
ten under way without delay The
State Department of Health has
great appreciation of the ready CO.
operation of physicians and others
charged with this duty in this very
important service"