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kssSlSssH 10 oS;il; e; ssS L g. NV; tie
md csshsfIss r oNsili. 25; ssasshar:t..
Pa; the Rev ]. H. Mumper.
H' ssa io1: Ls 81 Army s7S w soss.
The Rev Lewis s. Rudssiil.
H0 s.ts s b.Ss: 90 Ess 7 hs:4:on and nd
Edwin NJ, Waiter. q. Nsvy Yard; and
Bobby IN. H pSssY Hasa: r. K Concord ave.
Gardner Abbott IT,, IS. 2i4 Portland st
W s and Macy l. i Msstssn v III b.I ssq9
Charles Newbold, Al. Y, NJ. c. A., and Edna
Z. Burress.. 90. 1850 Harvard st. NV;
ch shf sfs E Eomssrd Puna g. sa1 14.h
ne, and dsrtrgde Payne IS, ara
Rev Robert J. Plumb. a ~ A'
Edward J. Derby; 70: l459 o a.ss , e nv
osst S b. Meade. IS. Fort Meads, and
n MA. 4 S Es. James Is p s a9.s Ontario D
r gasfsE !: 1s sots 4 III q: st. ne; the
and Essie ?, Mchoe. .l5, Atlanta. Ga.
Me as r. Maies ~ S'z rs jackson st.
n Y; the Rev. Russsil Phei.n.
'ss5 . ssIs II i9t Pi ssa 's me- h tR re
DAVID .na ls ss &c North Aam MN.SS
Henry sesal.
PAY yrI', asPf s 81 sSEs s p. p. e, nd
Ruth ?. r. Young, 20. 1881 Park I'd.
the P Rsy Arthur 81 SGT Gray Nd
and Ellen NJ auittre. Il, $3.50 18th st.
ne: the Rev, M. J; Riordan:
ave. ne. and MaTsaret r. Donovan. sS.
1924 Monroe st. NV; the Rev. James
,,, A. smyth. 49, ~
Msa Is S sosa Of = Fort ing Thons. x
Herman ": Jones. s.. a. and Philomena
Philip F. 3. seitz.' Fl. evansville. ind. and
na ne the ReS Soq howard wa s Anderson ave-
Edward l. Wadas, 28. Yorkville. N Y. and
Genevieve s. Klodnicki. 90. 1854 Column
bia I'd. NV; the Rev. Edmond J. Fon-
Prank j. GAUGE, 30, 1853 18th ST. Sc. and
Molly N Miiakovieh. q: Duluth. MINI:
Marvin w. Habsan. 20. l411 Perry pl. NV.
and Dorothy E, wampler, 20. .134O Pea
NIB body st: nv; the Res. Edward q doetz
'u ana Mary Adams io pef f4i4 Meridian "
pl NV: the Rev; Ronald J. Fannon.
oFTsn H T. Burns H 9s fin s g. oa. and t
John r. Rodgers. AZ. 317 A st. Sc. and
aTs me- N ths .f ReS john t Ban Trinidad
Marsarete schoen. 10; $3.50 Minnesota
H. aSs e. Ls sns E ss i1p EseeIa' and
Miriam Lubitow. %. Everglades Apis.
Robert L. utz. q. eOaI Klingle I'd. NV.
and Doris L. Parker; Is. 81 T st. ne:
the Rev. Wilson Holder
Paul E. aS Ss JEAN M 1872 M.! e. 4is
Belmont st. NV: the Rev. Cornelius J.
David James. 81. and Mary eileen. 4s. both
Fl 1926 9th st. NV: the Rev. Sylvester
clf0Hay Pe,;, Is g. sas NJ !, and
the Rev. c. T. Murray,
Clarence D. Freeman. %. and Msrearet
y s s.. q beth Sl.o Of Readins, Pa the Rev
Joseph r Paxson. 81. 1441 Pa. ave. Sc.
and Viola M. De Para, Il, Ellwood City,
Pa; the Rev. Mr.. Ball;
Odeil Rosen. 80 Hancock. Nd. and Anita
B Hart s2: Vat. Waterbury. Conn; Rabbi
Morey l. Worthington. 20. ATT = St s.w,
and Alice M Scalese. %. 2140 ST. n.w.i
the Rev. Purcell Storey.
Albert K. johnson. SO. 1907 st nv. and
Kathleen Ferguson. 81. 2l35 q st. NV
the Rev. g. K CockrelL
Harry A. Kegg, 81, Boiling Field, and Ruth
v. Miller 90. YOUNGSTOWN. Pa: the Rev
Howard g. Anderson c.,.x ". and
Dolores A Rentz. 20. 174l Lanier pl
NV the Rev. NJ. G. Stith.
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Marriage License
AppIicotions

Under d. c. ld,D. couples must
apply for marriage license on
one day, iDait three Jul days and
receipe their license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
1dwin O. Wilmington. Fl. 1913 Hopkinl
pl. Sc. and Ruth A. Tyler. I9. Amherst
william, Mai e. E. Hayes lay; ~ Isl Morton i. nv,
the Rev william Gibson. -
Hi Nhs r. A Wsfn 81 sY sae
Ar SSa S,,5SfsS IL 5ob bsss s :: fsss
Waverly ter. NV: the Rev. John r.
,.Tis. % ssS e. ss spd bs ssEsh .ss
wiIli.m =: scott; IS: sSo4 I'm 1.J 4. z n.v z
nra r e. Rev rss%pss e. sesest
both Of III 8 pl. NV; the Rev. Frank w.
cornslius H PEARSON; q. sSs "a "a st; ,I SIS
Capitol St; the Rev; Charles 3; Wi w and
Isaac Weiner. Il. and Sarah steinberg 2s'
Dorsey GSs9 g. n a ~. 1915 5 St NV. and
Fannie L. Patent. 81, 1740 corcoran st.
Noses Gun. ~, and Mamie Wheeler. 81.
both Of 4s57 A st. Sc: the Rev. Frank
sss So4otS y. Rss. Si1 Ar I'M 81
the Rev. A. Lewis.
Hampton Hilbert, ir., SO; 839 Cd st. n, re-.
s1 ns Al E.y s e. K1.n III San Antonio
Albert 4, Carter: IS, 1880 I1th s. NM pi.S
and virginia M. Toler: 80, l43o llln
Lawrence C. Butler. %. 2029 Flasler pl
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Births Reported

Barber, John and Nellie. girl
Bensetler, John and Alice. boy.
Bowen, Walter and Lillian, girl.
Davis. Edward and Anna, girl.
Deacon. r., Charles and julia. boy.
Feaganes, Samuel and Lillian. boy.
Finkelstein. Albert and Ann. rirl.
Funkhouser,. Charles and Florence. gtri.
Huberman. Moses and Janet, girl.
Juenemann Adolph and Mary, girl.
Kittel. Charles and Muriel, girl.
Leonardo. AiexandreT sna Alieen. boy.
McMarlin, Robert and Mary. girl.
May, Charles and Bertha. boy.
Newton, Cornelius and Mariana, girl.
Pacheco. Charles and Rita. girl.
Penwill, Charles and Marjorie. girl.
Pickersl. Casper and Bertha, boy.
Reynolds. Clement and Julia, boy.
Skillern. John and Daisy. boy.
ThroWer, 0lynn and cornelia. boy.
Tedrow. Richard and Gertrude. boy.
Wayson, Eugene and Amelia. girl.
Young. Polk and Jane. boy.
Burke. John and Virgie. boy.
Carter, Grady and Odessa gill.
Cunningham. Eugene and Julia. girl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-04
Deoths Reported

Mary z. Lausen, So. 1909 Quincy ct. NV.
Frank McOee. 81. 2i07 3ist st. sc.
Leroy z. Alfrey. 80. United States Soldiers
Harry +, voorhees,. 81. $500 18th st. ne.
william Wells. 81. Emergency HOSPITAL
Louis E. Greenwell. "a. Walter Reed Gen.
Alic Taylor. IS. Garfield Memorial Hos
Joseph H. watts. So. st. Eiizabeth's Hos
Harry. r. Cross. SO. 2e04 seth pl. nv.
Matilda L. Anderson. 81, 3721 Horne1
Ralph A. Galloway. 80. 1855 Tewskbsrry
Jessie i. white. 20. Doctort Hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-04

Bonnie Masgsrs. -. Garfield Memorial
Hospital.
Robert L. Dickens. -, <64 Mass. ave. NV.
sylvester Mslsks. 30. st. Eiisabsth's Hos
Ronald Wells. 8. Childrens HospitaI,
Michael Thomas, /, Children's Hospital.
solomon II. Jones. 10. 1885 End gt. NV
John T. Burgess. 1r. 30. 1875 eeaton st.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-04

Fitssersld, Thomas and Cherrylens. girl.
johnson, Richard and Elsie, girl.
Nozzle. Robert and Pauline. girl.
Proctor, James and Mary, girl.
Raymond. Frederick and Mary. girl.
Smith, James and Louise, girl,
Williams, Booker and Lily. girl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-02-04

osorss Nswsoms. Il. 2s24 shsrman ave.
eiias \, Thomas r. 40. qallinger Hospital
AionIo H. SayisG, 80. Casualty Hospital.
Marvin Wright, 8, children's Hospittl.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-22

; gave the Boise up for lost and con-
tinued on their battle course.
Our damage control squad went
into action and got the situation
under control" COmdr. Butler said
"All did splendid job. The con-
duct of officers and men was ex-
emplary."
At this point Mrs. Butler inter-
jected the opinion that the gunnery
drills given the crews paid rich
dividends. Her son smilingly added
After the battle was over, I heard
a sailor remark, I'll never complain
about another drill. and I'll deck
the man who does"
One enemy shell which landed in
the water near the Boise sent up a
spray which drenched Capt. Moran
and his aides on the bridge, Comdr
Butler said.
Our ships surgeon had his sick
bay in the forward section" he con-
tinued. When an enemy shell hit
us forward, the surgeon transferred
w CAAS 0ohC Div anu llCFCl SGOpHcO
work. The boys kept coming to
him offering blood to help their
buddies."
1t. Comdr Butler was graduated
in 1925 from Central High School
and was captain of E Cadet Com
pany. After one year at George
Washington University. he entered
the Naval Academy and was grad
uated in 1880. After duty on the
West Coast, he served on the China
Station, followed by an ordnance
postgraduate course at Annapolis,
193739. He joined the Boise in
1889 and was commissioned lieu
tenant commander on January l,
1912
His wife and 4-year- old son,
Warner Lewis Butler. we're at Pearl
Harbor when the japanese made
their attack there. Mrs. Butler will
arrive here Tuesday from Califor-
mia. The commanders son is named
after, his grandfather. DR.. Warner
Lewis Bayler, an assistant surgeon
in the Confederate Army Hospital
in Petersburg. Va. Comdr. Buffers
father is an employe of the Internal
Revenue Bureau here
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lie Hurty
3Continued From First Page.

1Continued From First Page)
in the South Pacific he took Comdr.
lie Harry with him as communica-
tons officer Previously Comdr. lie
Harty had been in command of a
destroyer in the Pacific. and was
operating out Of Pearl Harbor when
the Japs attacked nearly a year
age,
When Admiral william F. Halsey
jr.s relieved Admiral Ghormley he
detailed Admiral Callaghan as COM
mander of one task force of cruisers.
CoFndr. LeHarty also served as
Admiral Callaghan's communica-
tio4as officer.
Besides the sister here and the
mother, survivors are the widow,
Mfs. Sarah Morehouse Of Savannah,
ana two children, Linda. Z and
ward, 9. The officers wife is the
sister of Ward Morehouse, New York
neMspaperman. Two brothers,
Frank M, and Barrett B. LeHarty,
alsn survive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-22
Painter Given -Four Years
On Espionage Charge
e. the. Associated Press

e. the Associated Press
SPOKANE. Nov. 21.-George Fred
erick Bost, Memphis, Tenn, pleaded
guilty to a charge of espionage to-
day and was sentenced by Federal
Judge Lewis B. Schwellenbach to
four years in prison.
Harvey Erickson, assistant dis
trict attorney. told the court that
Bost, doing some painting at
pawn shop, became acquainted with
Pvt. Edwin Burgsma, Geiger Field
who was repairing radios there, and
offered to pay him $500 for the
Army's signal code.
He proposed that Burgsma de-
sert the Army and that the two
start travelling together" MFR Erick-
son continued. He emphasized that
Burgsma should steal a service
pistol -or use if they ever got into
a tight spot.
Pvt. Buresma reported the con-
versations to his commanding Of
ficer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-22
MayfIower Descendants
Hear Latin American

America, guided by the principles
of the Mayfower Compact, will
never surrender to its enemies,
distinguished visitor from Panama
told the Society of Myflower De-
scendants last night
The visitor, who spoke to 60 men,
bers of the society at Hotel 2400,
was DR.. Ester Neira de Calvo, dele
gate from Panama to the third con-
ference of the Commission of Inter-
American Women.
Senator Brewster, Republican, Of
Maine also spoke
Through the strong inspiration
of the Pilgrims" the delegate said,
the people of 81 nations are here
in America standing together. slim
ulated by the ideals of freedom
and justice 40
Maurice H. Thatcher, governor of
the society, was reelected for the
third term. it was announced.
Other officers are Wales C. Brew
ster, deputy governor; Mabel A..
Barley. secretary; Mrs Shelton B.
Lamar, assistant secretary; Winslow
H. Herschel, captain: Mrs. William
Theophilus. elder; Mrs. Warren E.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-22

1t. Comdr William Clayton But
Ter, jr., assistant gunnery officer of
the cruiser Boise, which played a
major role in sinking six Japanese
warships off the Solomons Islands,
said here last night that the 81
minute night battle went off like
a drill
Decorated with the Navy Cross in
his first battle experience. 1t.
Comdr. Butler had a "grandstand
seat" as he and 1t. Comdr. John
Laffan, gunnery officer, stood beside
their gallant skipper, Capt. E. j.
c'Mike') Moran and carried out his
orders from bridge control station.
Interviewed at the home of his
mother. Mrs w. c. Butler, ST.. of
1917 Kansas avenue NV. the Bosses
assistant gunnery officer saw four
enemy ships burning, and also got
clear view of an enemy torpedo as
it streaked along the Bosses STAR
board side toward the end of the
fierce engagement.
ut was near the end of October
II and close to October IL when we
contacted the enemy on our star
board bow" Comdr. Butler related
1T was perfectly dark, no moon
shining. On the bridge Capt. Moran
told Comdr. Lsffan and me, Ready
Bill; ready, john commence firing
We opened fire at point blank range
Foe Taken by Surprise.
MY first reaction was that things
were working smoothly. We fired as
fast as We could Apparently we
took the enemy by surprise. Our
initial shots put the glare in his
eye"
With her and 6 inch guns. the
Boise fired more than 1000 rounds
into enemy ships. The Boise was
credited with sinking four vessels
and aiding the destruction of two
others.
There were anxious moments for
the officers and crew of the Boise
when enemy 8-inch shells hit the
Boise! enveloping the forward part
in flames. The Boise went down
several feet forward. AS an official
Navy Department statement said,
other ships in the battle group
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-22

Emley, treasurer; Mrs. Minnie S.
Sutherland. librarian: Mrs. William
Sherman Walker, historian; Dr.
Ralph E. McAlister, surgeon.
Mr.. Thatcher presided. Music
was furnished by the Marine Band
Orchestra.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-22
Stute Policemen Shifted

PRINCE FREDERICK, Md, Nov.
81 Especially Alfred McKewen of
the Maryland State police force has
been assigned to duty in Calvert
County, replacing j. N Dougherty,
who has been transferred to the sub
station at Waldorf.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-11-22

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Value! Innerspring
MATTRESS
22.9s

Resilient olI-steeI innercoiI unit
~. upholstered with new layer
felt stitched sisoI insulo.
ton ;. rolled edges 4. =.
screen ventilotors sturdy
hondles. Woven-stripe ticking.
Twin or double sizes. Excellent
value.
LANSBURGHS-Thkd Floor
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RENDIX WASHERS

AUTOMATIC MODELS, S149;25 tslishtly
used) IMMEDIATE DELIVERY OF
BRAND-NEW MODELS. Also relatively
complete stocks of Maytag. Easy. A. B. c.,
West. Thor, Norge and Apex washers and
ironers, at same low prices of 8 months
Georgia ave. Silver Spring SH. 2299.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

bNo90oN 6UITI6, ofhcs furniture. din
. sss sSSn rsss b1 gee osis
1YDRooN. dining. living room furniture,
Sa fSte q 5RIs q srosxdsw sS%se w A 2as
s92kh bsoPs k bSok s5sf. sRos. es iSH 20. see ss
st. NV. DI. 6oO7. Open Sun. and eyes.
CAMERAS: CAM movie equip, photo supplies:
ave NV. RE. 2434. Open 81.
Cash AT ONCE for small apt.-siss spinet
or baby grand pianos. We also buy furn.
1l ~ kinds as TOOLS slec refs vasSins
s:f ssturd.y O TO R II Diver liver eiff e1tD' oiue'
Ssfd pf esss slS,hins la q. M "a !sh st. NV
FTYRNITURE WANTED At oNcE-w. buy
pianos, ,te.; day o. ni.hs n sso7.
FuRNIIURE, household goods. rugs, etc.
result. cali WA 655s any time
FFTIFFEITTRk FGIF sarg rugs; once iurpiture, house
results. Call any time. ME. 1924. %
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES to buy, some good
used household goods; also electric re-
friserator and piano. Republic 3672. -
FURNITURE Of eyery description bought.
BARGAIN FURNITURE STORE. 1908 7th
Ut, NV. Executive 6725.
FURNITURE. bric-a-brac, china. glassware.
rugs, silvervare. painting; highest cash
prices paid. Call Murray. Taylor $3.50.
493kDsETh8 9sR PHTsux xogn zt}H PIP 4252 S
JEWkLRY. WE PAY Cash
4. Kahn. NC 40 YEARS AT 93B ,.
PIANoeIouict cash for Erand1, sDinets
and small uprights Of any make and In any
condition. We also take pianos in trade
on and exchange them for new refrisera-
tors. sewing machines. washers radio
phonosrsphs. Call Republic 1890. The
Piano Shop. 1918 7th st. NV
QUICK CASH for furniture and household
eneets. pianos rugs. refrigerators. washing
macnlnes any amount: Please Call Mr.
Grady today, MA. 1920. %
e1w1Nd MACHINING buy ali types:
pleatins. e17 = st. RE. 1900. RE. a3iI.
WANTED-Jewelry. diamonds shotyuns.
typevriters, cameras, binoculars and MIS-
GE1LANEouss RIoAEsT PRICES PAID
Cash FOR OLD GOLD.
Silver. watches. diamonds and old dis
carded tevelry: full cash value paid
SEIINGER'S. 0l8 ST NV
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GOLD, DIAMONDS.
Highest cash prices paid. Arthur Martel.
DIS Ct NV. Rm. 301. ma O2s4
DIAMONDS-OLD GOLD.
Platinum. diamond watches and any other
3svelry purchased. Highest prices paid.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
ANTIQUES bookcase chippendale
1sis eSssi,dai: i7so ASnao.
ANTIQUES Dutch and Early
American furniture. old glass. china, sill
yer, paintings etc. Hamilton Arms Curl
osity Shop. 3lst n: W. bet: N and N.
I1s BABY CAR CARRIAGE play pen high chair.
171O Otis st. ne. DU. 3105.
BED-Mr. Bell says. Lovely studio couch"
almost looks sa HeT " esa st W 29
ING g. STORAGE. 1880 l4th st NV.
sG,1s eFES MosbA9 3sfa 1'o AND TaUksDA2 ssI'
suite tPe ems f
Green studio couch swell Condition; odd
fSG MR. sE AT BELL ea1 $3.50
l4th st. NV. Georgia s0s1. Open from
g.. 2 m until : pm. Also open Monday and
BEpRooM SET twin maple 5sa maDle rocker
PPKEPPssENrAAoN PEPs AS Rsa eonpsy. MfW YEAR ER
i,ls; iivIns room; food fuIniture sf !. sAcRI:
Pc a5en w Mo6x sHss at and Hasy 81 yin nshi fso
STORAGE, 461S 14th st. NV. Georgia
1000. Four (4 rugs, 9x12.
BEDS, dining room. studio couch, secre-
tary, chests, kitchen cabinet, Duncan
Phyfe table. rugs, carpets, studio couch.
WE DO MOVING. Edelman, 1903 Geor-
gia ave.
BLACKoUT FIBER PAPER, 1909 light
proof, quick and easy to use, 10 in. wide.
4S-ft roll 81. Capital Wallpaper Co.,
18th and Eye NV. Ma. 1870.
BUILDING MATERIAL = Our Southwest
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our Northeast yard, increasing both our
service and your selection. Largest stock
in Washington.
Prices has been our slogan for 80 years.
HECHNGER co. 4-HlQ STORES.
BRICK. LUMBER. PLUMBNG MATERIALS
at bargain prices from hundreds Of
vrecking Jobs reconditioned and neatly AZ
ranged for easy selection at HECHINGkR'S.
You'll save time as well as money By COM
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HECHIN0ER CO.. Used Material Dept,
-. 18th and b Sta ne; At: 400
Lee Ggvy. ct Falls Church. Va.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.
TERRACE HALL.
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED
APARTMENTS WANTED.

WANTED. board and care for a-ysar -old
boy. Must be good surroundings. WO
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HELP DOMESTIC.

nELF OOMGS
COOK white. experienced. References;
Good wages. Family adults. Call
TIE. 5391
COOK, white or colored. 1st-class expert
ence necessary: laundry, Bendix; part up
stairs work; no serving; live out alternate
Sunday afternoons off, also regular after
noon weekly; excellent salary. Woodley
B42u.
COOK experienced. colored woman, for
cooking and general housework; must like
children, stay nights; reference REQUIRED;
$40 mo. 1871 Harrison St., Chevy Chase
D. C. WO. 1896.
COOK AND GHW. family of 3 in
physicians home: unusually nice upstairs
room and bath: experience necessary: $40
month; references. WO. 1924
COOK AND GH.W. no laundry: adults.
WI. 1898.
COOK HOMEWORK, colored, no laundry;
3 in family; stay nights: good pay: steady
work: reference. No. 2 Aspen st.. Chevy
Chase, Md. Wisconsin 1897
COOK AND HoUsEWoRKER, colored. no
laundry. 25-35 yrs. Of age. Must be 1st-
snces. $12 vk 6606 Colorado ~. nv.
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FSkSOINAI.
MRS ETHEL HIGHSMTTH-READIN BY
appointment. ASSOCIATED with Longley Me-
mortal Church,, 2S05 9th st. ne. DU. S430.
COLONIES. DIATHERMY. CABINETS.
massage. ultraviolet sun treatments Dr.
F'reda r. OStrow. 1902 Conn. ave, WI. 251l.
HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY
own method. Results effective for life
time or money back. Write for booklet. No
drugs or surgery DR. SOMMERWERCK,
1865 Columbia I'd. Adams O3SS
IF YOU NEED EXTRA MONEY FOR
any purpose just give me call. You
can get 500 and need repay only 81 IS
per week. which includes interest, the
only charge. Other amounts in proportion.
Just call BILL LANE, Michigan 6510.
PERSONAL LOANS TO EMPLOYED MEN
or women on their own signature for any
worthy purpose, $50 to $500. Interest
only for the time money is used. Phone
w. L. WALLER. Glebe 1112.
TO ANY EMPLOYED MAN OR WOMAN:
Whenever you need S25 to $500 in .
can get this EXTRA MONEY as long as
YOU need it and the only charge is interest
for the exact time you have the money.
Just call DAVE PENNEY, Chestnut 1924.
ACADEMIC AND WORK SCHOLARSHIPS
for second semester, in co-educational col
lese so miles inland from Washington.
Liberal arts, fine arts, business. Small
classes. happy college life. healthful climate,
Representative temporarily in city. Call
Ma. 1854, Ext. 101, for interview
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

DUPONT CIRCLE 1907 10th st. nv
Spacious front studio bed-living room, hre-
place: semi-pvt. bath. 3e
CHEVY CHASE. Conn. ave.-Nev house.
double, $40; triple, $50: kit. grill. phone,
bus, gar, laundry. Oliver 4937. 81
DUPONT CIR.-dentleman desires room
mas .n1as matt 1915 dFsDsfs ss iSn 81 Dsds
1928 LIVINGSTON sT-Double room. in
private home. CHEVY Chase, .. e: married
couple preferred. National 1865, or call
In person. 4.
GLOVER PARK. 24Oe 37th st. nw.-Large
double room, unlim. phone; conv. transp.
THREE LARGE ROOMS. modern furnish
ings; gentlemen. gentle. HO. 1862 after
pm.
1853 LANIER PL N.W.-Beautiful large
room, newly decorated, next bath and
shower; unlimited phone. Gentlemeu.
Portable room in basement apt. inner
spring mattress; employed, sober men only.
36I2 MACOMB ST. NW.-Well-furn.. com
Portable double room, " block transp:i
unlim. phone: s. ca per week. EN-. 3793.
1870 18th ST. N.W.-Ear1o single or double,
bath. oil heat; also LII. Apply bet. and
pm. or call District 1926. Men only 9.
NORTH CLEVELAND PARK-Gentleman
pleasant rm. in attractive home; adult
family; " eonV. trans garage avail. WOOD
CHERRYDALE, 1908 n, Monroe-Heated
room. Exrs Storm mattress; sentlepan.