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The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-04-01

At the evening service which
began at Z p m the pastor gave
a character discussion of
Mary, the Mother of Jesus"
This service, while brief, was
most impressive and helpful.
Next Sunday morning the
pastor will prach from the
subject, more Than a King"
The Palms will be sung and
palm will also be given TO the
worshippers. In the evening
the pastor will discuss the two
men on the cross with Jesus,
''Disrnas and GeSmas."
In the Lenten services Fri
day evening, Rev Foggie
preached in the Grace Meth
odist church union service at
745 p m and preached also in
the union services at Union
Baptist church at 8:45 p m.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-04-01

Services last Sunday, March 2e
were very interesting. Rev.
Branchpreached morning and
evening. Rev. Branch preached
very good sermon last Sunday
night on '"The Value Of True
Friendship.
Church School was held at
noon with Mr.. Chester Canada
in charge.
Mrs. Jennie Henry a former
resident of Beaufort, N. G. is
visiting in the city.
A union Lenten Service will be
held under the auspices of The
Mystic Baptist Union Teachers
Alumni at the st. Johns church,
April 4 at 8 o'clock.
Next Sunday evening the
Monthly Communion Services
will be conducted.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-04-01
MEDFORD

SHILOH BAPTIST CHURCH
ReU J Frederick Bailey, Pastor
w. Medford, Mass. March q
Rev Geigan Of Gordon's Col
ledge was Shiloh guest minis
ter last Sunday and the SER
mon based on a Christians
hearing, believing and then do
ing the good things Of life was
well received. The Shiloh choir
accompanied by Mrs Coral
Yancey Alexander, gave a
beautiful rendition of my
Jesus Is a Rock in a Weary
Land" and Miss lone Digger
of the choir rendered an
equally beautiful solo, Because
He Loved Me So,- The Easter
music under the direction Of
Mrs Bailey is fast shaping into
an excellent program. More
about this later.
MUSICAL TEA
Speaking Of fine music the
Phyllis Wheatley Lend-A-Hand
1914 and annual Musical Tea
presented at Shiloh Baptist
church last Sunday afternoon
before a capacity audience
comprising both youngsters
and elders was a brilliant sue
cess. Mrs Doris Dandrige Har-
ris, pianist and Miss Ruth
Plenty, vocalist, both highly
respected artists in their own
right, practically stole the
show, but the junior artists al
so came. in for their share Of
applause. Fittingly enough, two
local girls started the program
off with little Mary Booker pre-
senting a sweet-voiced rendi-
ton of a, Lullaby from Mozart
and little Gloria Bosfeld fol-
lowing with ''The Butterfly by
Ledge. Worlds Of credit Is due
Mrs Dorothy snowden John
son, another of our fine local
pianists who encouraged our
young girls in their first debut.
Miss Yolanda Clark Of Medford
surprised everyone with her
excellent keyboard talent and
was called on to play S7so num-
berS, with Moonlight Sonata"
taking first place. Miss Doris
cambridge Harris was supreme
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-04-01

Steward was the recipient Of
a number Of gifts as well as
cards from her many friends,
CLUB NOTES
The For-Get-Me-Not Club
met on Wednesday evening at
the home of Mrs Elsie Young
when plans were discussed for
the annual spring event of the
club, Mrs Ruth e Day, presi-
dent.
Mrs Eugenia Jones was the
interesting speaker for the
Mystic Social Welfare Society
at the monthly meeting on
Monday evening. Mrs Jones is
the president OF the Mary Ma
honey Nurses Local of the Ma
tional Association Of Colored
Nurses. Mrs Celia o Barnes,
we'll known nurse of Everett,
introduced the speaker.
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WEST NEWTON
MT. uloN BAPTIST CHUcH
Req J. H. Dennis, Pastor

H4 OLON 6AFI 1911 CHUCH
Req J. H. Dennis, Pastor
Stop moping, Good work can
be done in a tunnel or on the
house top, Prove yourself where
you are, and promotion a n d
fame will come. Start now. Nee
essity and opportunity are call
ing you, will you answer? You
are welcome to Mt. Zion. We are
trying to learn more about
heaven and earth. May we de-
pend on you Sunday, April 2,
10:45 a. m. Subject: ''Lamed."
1915 m, Sunday school; 6 to 7
p. m, Young Peoples Meeting;
7:45, Testimonial and the Lords
Supper.
Keep before you our Easter
program, Sunday, April 9, 7:45
p. m. Sponsored by Lee Owens
and Mrs, M. l.. Robertson with
their Radio group and a short
address by Thomas Calender of
Newton-Andover. How glad we
are to state that Mt. Zion had
a well-spent Sunday. March 26,
the last Lords Day of the month.
The sermon on zion and the
Law, applies to these and all
other times and people. Gods
Church of faithful, jealous,
brave and active servants is the
worlds only hope and safety.
While we must help win by
downing terrorism, we are not to
pin all our faith on Mr.. Church.
hill or any of the war lords who
don't know when and where the
war will end; but God knows.
The evening service began at 7
p. m. sharp. Subject, Wasting
the Nations. So it was in the
past, is now and ever will be, as
long as pride, hatred. oppression,
injustice and dissertation of the
Sabbath for commercial gain
continue. Rev. Dennis was the
speaker. Service ended in time
for all to reach home before the
blackout, including the Rev. and
Mrs. Dennis. Come to Zion.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-04-01
SPRINGFIELD
By OLIVER M. BUGGS

By OLIVER M. BUGGS
Telephone 4-8258
SPRINGFIELD. MASS, March
27-Mrs. Helen v. Clarkson was
at the bedside of her father, Mr..
Ernest L. Wick of Dorchester,
Mass, who has been seriously
i'll. Mrs. Clarkson was accom-
panied by her husband, Atty. j.
Clifford Clarkson. Miss Enola
Laws, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Laws of Hawley Street,
spent the weekend at home
from her studies at the Julliard
School Of Music in New York.
James C. Yauman of the U. S.
Coast Guard, visited his mother,
Mrs. Lulu Allen of &C Holyoke st,
on furlough from the South
Pacific. Mrs. Roland T. Heacock,
a member o fthe executive board
of the Parent Teachers AsSocia-
ton of Classical High school
was a guest speaker at the Y.
w. C. A. Her message concerned
data gathered from a survey of
local schools and methods of
teaching in the springfield
Plan" of democracy. Many edu-
Gators have come here from vari-
Gus communities over the coun-
try to observe methods and
results Of the Springfield Plan.
Cpl. Harry B. Jennings has re-
turned to Tuskegee, Ala. after
having spent a furIough with
his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Free
man of Loring Street.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-04-01

at the plano with brilliant APP
plause-lasting renditionS from
the 4th Eonnet by Franz List
and Prelude from the Chill
dren's Corner suite by Debussy,
two old musical masters. Mrs
Harris then accompanied the
second program feature artist,
Miss Ruth Plenty, soprano, who
held the audience spell bound
with three wildly applauded
vocals BETTING the religious
season. Beginning with II Walk
Today Where Jesus Walked, "
Miss Plenty was forced to do
encores with two popular race
SpiritualS, "All Gods Chillun'S
Got Wings and deep River
These two senior artists were
very well received in Medford
Mrs EllaStine Broadnax while
present was unable to sing but
delightfully."- presented two Of
her pupils, little Rebecca
Broadnax and Barbara Normil,
who rendered a trio Of duets
with "The Lords Prayer" and
"Shubert's Seranade" being
outstanding. They were accom-
panied by Mrs Gladys Piper,
The LuStpiel overture featur-
ed in a piano duet by two other
junior artists, Jestine DeAllie
and Jacqueline Crawford were
very well rendered as was the
popular Moonlight Sonata" IN
a piano selection played by
Miss Frances Hibler. A feature
Of the program was Medford
scholarship fund presentations
by the Lend-a-Hand Club to
three Of the pretty girl usherS
who turned out to be Miss
Madeline Digger, student at
Bridgewater Teachers College;
Miss Gloria FUR, student at
Tufts Medical, and Miss Portia
Digger, student at Framing
ham. A fourth scholarship was
reserved for young Rev Freder-
lex Brown, students at Cor
don's Theological School. Mrs
Marian Parham, Lend-A-Hand
president, gave the welcome
address and Mrs Portia Boz
field served as mistress of
ceremonies. Mrs Ella Smith
made the scholarship presen-
tationS and most Of the club
members served in many cap
acities to make the program
success. Jimmy Sherwood,
USN was present and left for
Great Lakes this week. Mrs
Elizabeth ] Smith of Jerome st
sends a note to thank all
friends and acquaintance for
cards and favors during her
recent illness. She especially
would like to thank her friends
of the Eastern Star for beau
tiful get-well card and reports
she is much improved. We i
have to skip a lot of news
items to save space this week,
so until next Saturday, send or
phone your news-M. K.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-04-01
Notes On V-MaiI

Not a single v-Mail letter Of
the 233 million sent overseas has
been lost, according to the Army
and Navy, emphasizing the fact
that V-Mail always gets to men
in combat areas everywhere.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-04-01
WOBURN
ST JOHN BAPTIST CHURCH


Req. Hprold T. Branch PoSor
WOBURN, MASS, March q -
The Lenten Services at the
Methodist Church Thursday,
March %, were well attended
although the weather W a S
stormy. Rev. Hobart F. Goeway
Pastor Of the Harvard Epworth
Methodist Church, Cambridge,
brought a stirring message.
Monday and Thursday services
will be held in the First Congre-
gational Church at 8 p. m. Good
Friday, three hour service, will
be held in the Lutheran Church
of the Redeemer on Mount Vale
Ave. Sunday Services at st.
Johns Church, March 18th were
very interesting. Rev. Branch
brought a very interesting mes
sage on Locating Yourself"
Rev. Thomas OKarma a Hawai-
ian japanese preached at 7 p. M
to a large congregation and
again at 8:15 p. m. on the subject
How the Hawaiian japanese
Look At America" There were
representatives from m any
neighboring churches. A ques-
ton period followed on Rev.
KumaS address. The meeting
was under the auspices Of the
Young Peoples Society. Miss
Millicent Saunders presided.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-04-01

One roll of V-Mail film weighs
about Z ounces, holds about 1900
letters, and saves SO per cent in
cargo space. the ONCE Of War
Information reports.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-04-01
CHELSEA

PEOPLES BAPTIST CHURCH
166 Pearl Street
ReyS. Virgis Hill,
Samuel H. Bullock,
Drs. r. T. Reed and
j. E. Jetz,
Committee in Charge
The servire at the Peoples
Baptist church, Chelsea, will
be as follows: Morning service
Sunday 1O;45, DR. r. T. Reed
In charge and will preach.
Sunday School 1890 p m, Mrs.
Levina Milliken in charge. Ho-
ly Communion every first
Sunday evening at 7.
Week Day SerUices
Prayer and praise service
every Friday evening at 7 with
DR.. R. T. Reed in charge.
Choir rehearsal every Tuesday
evening at Z. Rev. Virgis Hill,
in charge. Public is cordially
invited.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-04-01
MAIDEN
UNION BAPTIST CHURCH

UNION BAPTIST CHURCH
Req Willard L Clayton, Pastor
MAIDEN, Mass, Mar 81
Continuing the Lenten series,
Rev Clayton SaiG at the morn
ing service, Lent is a season
when we go to the penitential
closet of prayer to gain
strength" "A quiet meditatiye
discourse was given at the eve
ming hour. Everett Newton, son
of aptain Robert Johnson
Smith and Mrs Smith was
blessed at the close of the
morning service. Mr. Robert L
Smith, father of Mrs Smith,
stood proxy for Capt Smith
who is serving as chaplain in
the Army. Mr. and Mrs Chester
Morris are the godparentS.
Corp burden and Private
Vaughn were visitors at the
morning Ssrv1ce: Raymond
Johnson, son of Mrs Ethel
Johnson of Tileston st, Everett,
is a patient at the Mass Me-
mortal Hospital, Boston. The
Mystic Baptist Teachers Alum
nj will have charge of the de-
votional service ON Good Fri
day evening after which will
follow baptism. Mrs Rosa c
Rogers will be the soloiSt on
Easter Sunday morning. Mrs
Alberta C Valentine is coaching
the Easter drama 1.-THE Eyes of
Faith" to be glen by ten young
women of the Sunday School
at the evening service. The
program Of the Sunday School
at the evening service. The
will be held at the close of the
morning service. A surprise
birthday party was rendered
Mrs Mary Steward Of Peabody
by her daughters at the home
of Mrs Hattie Chandler Of
Saugus on Sunday afternoon.
Deacon Elmer L Valentine ex-
tended the greetings for the
church also Mrs Clayton, Mrs
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-04-01

The Army sends much Of the
ordinary air-mail by convoy. The
Navy still sends such mail by
plane, but because Of demands
on cargo space may discontinue
this practice, the ONCE Of War
information reports. V-MaiI is
regularly flown to its destina-
ton both by the Army and the
Navy.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-04-01

When the Pan-American clip
per was lost at Lisbon last year,
the 100000 V-Mail letters aboard
were the only part of the cargo
salvaged. The letters, known to
be on the destroyed V-Mail
films, were Immediately re-
printed and the new films were
flown overseas, the military pos
tai services report.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1944-04-01
RUSH AME ZION CHURCH

Charles II Foggie, Minister
Bringing to a close the morn
ing series of sermons from the
genral title of Characters
Around the Cross" Rev Foggie
delivered an enlightening and
inspiring sermon on: "The
Black Man Who Carried
Christ's Cross" The choir rem
dered beautiful Lenten music
and greatly nehanced the eff
tectiveneSs of the service.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

LIVING ROOM. dining room, kitchen i
Searooms. Sesrs ess BATH no. near 18Th and r
ssuts on:S Sr'ff fHoMas MAS n pep sHiLLps rps
COUNTRY HONE oonn, Of Army wo of,csr cs"o serv,,,
overseas completely furnished; rms,
PEG pee rms sleepiIg porch. insulated; at Ian.
House maid available; all deliveries; train
snd bus trsnsp. Call WA. 1899
comp ssnd tYrn house nss, 3 Oedrms bath, lars.
BEAUTIFUL 5-room bricG bungalow
sysilable AZ once ,sloo. POS Hilitor
Si"o-No Cleye Pk-Srmidet g rms.
y baths, oil heat screened porches
adults only THOMAS l. PHILLIPS, Wo
,Htnn Conn ave at Porter.
recreation room attic. buit-in sarase
, baths. first-fioor and basement laws
,o!ies sas heat conyenient TO bus; re.
CHEvERLY. Md bedrooms 81, baths
ilv: rm, din. rm., kit, lse basement, ise
saenj saep .cs vesesa5is Garden oil heat oper
MRS; ALLEN ma, 1000: Ext. 2as.
thing furnished. 3 bedrms. :! baths nur
sery; owner retains / bedrm.; avail. ONCE
cbrrcb crh lamiy; ai WOODED "a acre: $50. PPsn
FOR RENT-For the duration or shorter
lime. attractivelv furnished 8-room house
Clsyeland Park section. Box l56-S, Star
nnms'NGhoN room k,,sb a MPnL,yins p: room bed
per month Cali .n'fS De. ssaa 1914 price, so' ''
Evening star., 1944-07-11
HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT.

CHS EMPLOYE needs unfurnished 3 or 4
bedroom any good neghborhood prefer
suburban; sio! rent. $loo-$l50. Call Glebe
PERMANENT. businessman. connected with
Iarse oil company, desires unturnished
ventS in bss
FIJI TER MA. 4ss" o. 81 41os 'i . "
FIvE-ROOM FURNISHED HOUSE or apart
yi6;,t, WIZ rsspsst p, properiy Of oIhsIs PTeier
% so fgsI fhape poTss Rsss.uT in s psi
s,sranoI wortn or Brisht~ood snn Wii furnish good
WANT TO RENT b-room unfurnished
mouse mouse or ia, apartment with refriserstor and
TO RENT OR Bgi. brick bunssiow, vi
e,nity ,ha.d, Of petworth Silver Spring or Be
WANTED by rsnned family of three. small
house, apartment or second floor; George
ferrsd, Boy 1873. Star,
REsP0NsIBLE Government employe de-
sGsth:sss sires or 2 bedroom rnturn,sh.d house;
preferred. Refar. not essential. sH. 57s5
BEFORE SEPT. l-unlurnishcd 3 ol he'd :
sdGm mG HSTSe cs oR presssso's ass IN nv" sec'lGn
WANTED-i-famiiy' hom. or s-bedrc,m
s0t gniurnshed in or oa, ef ths sty
UNFURNisHED HOUSE. about 5 rooms,
nv, suburban or Va. preferred. Box 10
uNFURNIsHED HOUSE. 3 bedrooms.
Northwest WASHINGTON. Arlington or
Esnlty Rs it6o Best references. ns 1T ROBBINS,
NAVAL OFFICER desires to rent house of
or bedrooms. suitable for nom
destructive children. and conv. to consti,
EN- 1923
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

TWO LADIES TO share cool, attractiveIy
fGEa bs, Sg1om ssedroom house. with an
Capitol and s;v Mali Cali Ii isc5' u
I ROOM. kitchen and bath; cony. location;
reasonable rent; adults only. DU. aH6S
900 + ST. Substantially turn Groom,
kit.. bath apt; ? girls to share with an
s.o eth 81 esn.ePenee ST. NE BrooRiana M apot bed
rooms. kitchen and private beth; every.
thins furn; unlim. phone; for ) employed
I:?o 18th ST. N.W.-3 rooms. Frigidaire.
bath: SIS week; adults. DI, 395b.
GIRL WANTED to share furnished apt. in
nv apt. BLDG with another. Call NO.
80? 18th 18th 5 ST. r " N.E.-wan. girls. own
bedrm;, and share large attractive apt.
GENTLE GIRL TO share small apartment
6lol after IL noon Sunday. $40 pm.
TWo GIRLS, about e5. to share apt, with
two other girls; references desired. Call
Ts isi4 ING ISGLEsibE issfn TERRACE Hm NV room,
kitchen; $40 per mo. includes all facilities,
electric refrigeration, Possession at once
MAShRqNs n,A sG' s4S5. i CO. w New YORK ave-
ONE room and kitchen for two; Ink. room
for one or two. Also basement for two or
other sin, cail ii. ooss after pm mn
No Children 'o or pets pets Phone Ii 1ias sase sfser
St.
Si;s Si;s HSIMFsP g.sI, =: S;%s rooms, k,t
SEwLY SR 1tfn bEcokarES. ss9s' Completely fur
nished ! r, and b:r,: inner-sprinss, kit:
ts1fs sDs on gentle ai@ nem Spring Ta ns
IN PRIVATE HOME of charming distinc-
tion. exclusive NV, near Australian Le-
lovely room, connecting bath. S7h; or at
tractlve room, Semiprivate bath, S65 and
Me- VII aSbfsN sST asP PsAsEMEsr SEN APT private
sss5e ssas5es IT. sSSs e' sR at c.%s
sTirESTioN .fi SHhS eus WAcs. WAVES. spARs. Ma
ried couples, Attractive furnished rooms in
ton; good stores and churches easy walking
distance Macarthur bus to Ashby St;
nd Glen EehS S.a., ssr' Stop IL. @@'2 4"th st. NV
Airy APT. ;ia7 9th st. Sc ! block from
Ave; near Library Of Consressn, 2, b bed d
LARGE APT. bedroom. kitchen. private
couple; S65. Ewes. FR. 1850. 4S3 eth
FiRsT-FLOOR APT. to sublet Immediately
until Oct lst; living room. double bedroom.
bath, kitchen and dinette; near park. shop
ping center: excellent transportation: 500
per mo. including phone and utilities
GE: 100 between and 10 pm.
FURNISHED BASEMENT APT. all utilities
furn.; also rooms with board. CO. 1929
TWO CONGENIAL GIRLS 70 share 2-bed-
room apt. with another, reasonable. Call
1aKompp 1fssr p.T;; sliso $3.50. lovely ,.ds,,,,,.
room. dinette and Kitchen. FrIgidaire; EN-
ployed, settled couple. 81. $500
330 b ST, Sc, near Lib. OF Cong-Pyt
bath, FriGidairs, comp. kitchen. Elk.
34sa.
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HOUSES WANTED TO suy.

Tor cash ary home in D. G.. Nd. or o. va Va.
today's fun market value. Prompt cash
s.,s ssss ar ond n fe'slsm.n' ssgs Mr.. aUiex "a.
Will PAY ALL CASH for several house,. n
We rAY ALL CASH .or ne. and 50.
VI Mfs Have SHo clhsfs liz IS sso r
II cAsHuRRs0a ass Fl F.' e. S.ss SsSsh
'sh aIGnRsr EST .TiHe.ss fH ss'9 oric., 70, old
9ssssi %ssd., no p f0m%'s'se n. e. ssss Mas krHS
from from n private !l,a party Quick ss!tlem.ns NJ
WE, NEED 5000 house, USES I%s' tor sale, quick
service. Brishtwood or other NV. section.
M WE GnN MI ssEGaD sEnE YoHR 81 siHo House . it, ,,v.
todsy .sl ~ @ Our opinion entails no oelis. non
eo ces fgf Nc er is5ss.h:s wH
BEFOEE YOU SELL your property get ou,
offer. We charge no commission Hishest
s a 2S sTS%Rs co 81 81 81
WE Can SELL your house. W. can get
SOS No, Capitol, Ma. $40. ~ sA'''' ~
WE CAN SELL your house In any section
OF the city. We have been building Ind sell.
Ing houses in the District Of Columbia for
many years and we are probably better
9ualified TO handle your property for you.
II you wish quick and satisfactory results
call A. H. Parker. ia. 1868 or RA .H6a
J TIFFEY 4. SON. 3l6 Kennedy ST nv.
] WANT TO RUY 2 or 3 bedroom house Ia
eo eouie near cash S,ves spriss section VIII pay
WEsTMORELAND CIRCLE vICINITY-s-
rm. detached brick, preferred client desires
possession go days. S. M. ORRIsoN.
WANTED, direct from owner, rooms
modern; all cash. GE. 1888
II you HAVE real estate in Wsshinstou
or nearby now is aood time TO sell Can
WO. 4944.
QUICK Cash BUYER. want small house,
OF 3 bedrms, GOOD cond., conv transp.
70 Union Station at all hrs. MR.. JOHN.
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

ADDING MACH'S. calculators, typr's, once
sauip's, all kinds any cond: top price paid
Sun. and eve. CO. 1929. Week. DI. 1872
BEDROOM, dining. living room furniture
contents OF apts or homes at once We dt
moving carefully: storage. Ia. 2931 l2'
BEDROOM SUITES. once furniture, dinin,
and living room suites. cleo refriserators
glassware and rugs Dupont O5l3 2l'
BICYCLE, - in. boys, in good condition
Caii Falls Church 800 after. s p.m,
CAMERA WANTED, :,5-mm., for soldier II
Italy who has lost his. State price. EN-
CAMERAS. move EQUIP. photo supol,e,
NV RE e434 Omen d am to 80 o m
CASH FOR DIAMONDS and old eoid:
diamond watches. discarded Jewelry. ERIN.
EST BURK. INC. 6l4 18th NV DI 91,3
CLOTH1NG-Highest prices paid for men S
shoes CAN MoRRfs cLoTH1aa Issr fiesns1 sToRE fno
CLOTHING-Hishest prices for mems and
boys. clothing fur coats: will call. LITTLE
JACK; 3237 M st. NV. MI 2715.
CLOTHlNG-Hignest prlces paid for men Z
NE a767 Open ewes viii cali
CLOTHiNG-Better prices paid ior men's
used clothing Harry's, 1883 7tb st. NV
OI 07Ga Open ewes VIII cali.
DIAMONDS Before YOU sell diamonds
gold or silver get our offer: highest cash
rricss. Burnstine's, qia F. ST. NV
DIAMONDS, GOLD. Highest cash prices
asiRsffHuk a 4 N MARKEL H E $40 re.ef' Sc. you sell
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C,oLuMBIA RID. NV. iss4-Men,. So 80
qn ssE ne bee, baths
:aoI M cALyERT 81. SW.-Purnisshed Shed triple
room adjoining bath.
ifs 3 sreMoSn esr s. Bly, CLOSE in S.s
ia NC cnuR6h usS1s rs sr 50 aps Sh NO aD Txo s9fy
BRIGHTWOOD - Large room " with i,'v twin
beds, suitable for 3 girls: excellent transp. !:
rair LYME room priVlleses; unlimited telephone.
IA, r'Sr ST. tNWW-Larse Ink rm with
Frigidaire, $500 weekly: also single rms.
,:a ,;ss EYE SyE ST.; T.; N;w.-clean; cool single
room. SD twin-bed rm. with pvt. bath
GNysu.aI9 ls 81 SfIa' attractive. beautiful turn,
roomers: conv ,transp; uni phone; S Ss5.
81 Pie I 4 ST. csi NV ais1 spt 7:aa snarse D% room
double bed 3 windows: for couple or .
ladies'; conv. transp.; walking dist. DE.
1918 slst ST, N.w,-Larse double front
room room newly furnished, adjoining bath;
WHsLfY IVES e cGnn aEiGHTs AZ cars Bed
alton; sentleman. on. 77712
doSe oS h tsn,e ST NWLarse front room.
! BLOCK 18th sT.-sinsle room. cross
rehtiiatioh. gentleman: gentle nome; Xo5.
IA n5l5. 4l04 Arkansas ave. NV
another: windows: $50. 1887 2ist st.
NV OR. $40. CO 980S
MASS AvE.-Two rooms in large house;
room service and breakfast: summer
months; references required; couple or
two adults. Box lot, Star. -.
JUST OFF 18th, 1920 Varnum St NV
private home; gentleman. ia. 1853.
1890 3rd ST. double sleeping rooms;
VIII rent single: next to bath: eentile
eO23 KALORAMA RD. N.W.-Double front
room. men or women. .AD. 1887
lx06 N ST.-Laree light housekeeping
room In basement: walking distance to
downtown. ME- so59
OVERLOOKING shoreham Hotel Comb
daily linen; maid; phone. AID 31.0. Is: