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INSTRUCTION COURSES

LEARN TO FLY al Schroms. Taylorcraf
and Cubs surfaced runway. hangar space
available: repair service. Greenbelt 5aS6
STENoGRAPHIC ard secretarlal clsssci
now forming. Beglnners' and rrtreshe,
courses in shorthand typing, boosk Keeping
comptometer, all secretarial subjects Est
- yrs Accredited, Inquire rtw MA
33s BOYD SCHOOL. 1888 ST. tOpp
CAPITOL Theater.,
CIVILIAN FLIGHT INSTRUCTION avail
able at Congressional Airport. Phone OIL
DUTCH. conversational method: smal
classes for aulck results IS monthly BOY
lS6-M, Star. 3ns
SPANISH TEACHER. native-bcrn. man,
years OF experience former teacher al tht
Berlltz School of Languages. private les
sons or sma! GroupS. OnYer 5635 between
and pm.
LEARN BEAUTY CULTURE. Permanent
positions Operators needed Day anc
part-time classes MABELLE HONOUR
BEAUTY SCHOOL. 1870 N Y ave NE
Evening star., 1944-10-26
REPAIRS AND SERVICES tcont.)

RADIOS REPAIRED in your home II pos
siole, prices reasonable. all work suaran-
REfRiGERAToR REF lss Il Phf Repair All SPECIALISTS work
REFRIGERATION REPAIRs and service
on CO al laia gakef p BB5onpt' guaranteed work
;pS9sinT TS0r rsKTJ ssl Nh sHIpIEY 81 g .I 4i5s
Si POSITION trH COLEMAN e5 M RE- iaI s4s4 iaS or gem
ROOF REPAIRs1-Roof coating. painting.
coLEMAN c9,Idash Nh SpouitaG sg47 prompt SeIy.ce
SEWING MACHINEs-Guaranm repairs
a-,s On any ,d make senad AdJ9sting and olng s.
ing machine dept, ;ird floor. 8 EANN
SONS CO: District ZOO
oil and adjust any make machine, soc
Replacement parts for all make machines
Famous "New Home sales and service
III TIE 4pd. CALAIS IS e0YAL R{Ga sewing machines
UPHOLsTERING-Do your spring cushions
on SOFA or chair need rebuilding? Slip
BRING them in yourself and save money
CLINTON o. EGERToN. GE. 3431. -5III
WASHERS flsHhE sye' AND nD rRoxERs Guaranteed Gs
RDGELy Ans RfDoELY 5 'fSs Cavalier Ss'mi aofs 5ss
S5af MaSHISG &c f199 fa99oHrxEs-ReDairs on any
q APPLIANCE SHOP. $40 Upshur st. NV
WASHING MAcHINEs-Bendix and all
makes OF washers repaired and serviced
Also all appliances and wiring repaired
WO. 1900 EN- 5953 2S'
WATCH REPAIRING. specialist in Swiss
and American watches. clocks and jeWelry:
3zday service on watches: / year guar.
IRWIN WATCH co, g05h2 d st. NV. j.
WATERPROOFING-Ha your basement
and walls weatherproofed now before bad
weather: ROBERT E. PRICE, Ordway
S244, after 5 pm 2Gs
USED CAMERAS bought and sold. FUL-
LER & d ALBERT. INC. S15 10th st. NV.
National 45l2
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
WENT 1GN
BUSINESS.

BOOKKEEPERS a., $50 wk.. commercial
retail bus: StenoE.. railroad, ne. sec, ST 7i
mo; stenog. -bookpr., s.w. sec. $40 wk
clerk. GOOD at figures, $50 wk bookpr
-, ne, sec. S45 wk; typist gen offict
clerk, Sl35 mo-: PIX operators. Sl@5, un-
DER 80. cashiers. sj0-S35 wk.; need ~
new applicants daily .or new openings
Welcome. PERSONNEL SERVICE, 1871 G
st. NV. next to Epiphany Church tNA
- a, Ma. $3.50, MA. 60Ss) Est. IL yrs
Visit today
essential: bookkeeper $50 wk: typist 81,
wk. cashier. 3 meals. S35 wk.. PIX. hotel
$50: clerical workers S:}5 wk. numerous
openings: always welcome. FORD EMPLOY
MENT AGENCY Bond Bldg. cor. l4tt
and n. Y. ave. RE. 2S2S.
TEACHERS. clerks. leceptionistS; select po-
SitionS No charge unless placed. top sal
aries. Visit NATL. TEACHERS AGENCY
LESt WIS I'LL G Ma ~ Ia
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

GIRL. colorcd, wants dov's york: - day
5pd carfare Call CO 331:5 20
GIRL, youne, coloteo, wants ) MORNINGS a
a week WORK. X "niS 2ds
GIRL, colorsd. warts cleaning apt or
nnr:'ng' a m. to Z m. Phone MI
GiEL. colored. wants ghw part time;
CITY refcrenCe. Can PE ,;S6l
GIRL, colored, wishes day work cleanins
where there are no children EX H.:;S
MOTHER and Smunth-od baby wish Il
share your home, willing TO take care o.
nome foE woskINE mother or " dow W tn
children, Box 3S0-M. Star
SCHOOLGIRL. co'o-ed. desires Job, h w..
after SCHOOL. DE. @65S. call after m
WOMAN. colored, wants INV. Gail CO.
iG11
WOMAN. colored, wishes part-time work
. TO | pm, SO and carfare. Reference
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

DRIVING TO Los aNGELES-4l Buck;
room for > passengers; leaving Oct :IOth.
Phone Rockville 435-J 2b-
NAVAL OFFICER driving to Arizona lat
Ter part OF week. room for >. Call IL
"a !. 2f'
GOING TO FLORIDA, man desires trans
portatlon by some one going by automobile.
GEORGE SENNEVILLE. $50 G pl
WASTED--Party to drive 1871 WHY'S to
Los Angeles Call PETER GRING, Alex
lN3o. betWeen 1.3O-n d m
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THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. Q. c.
OCTOBER 26
HELP MEN (Cont, J

SIS WEEK-Experienced butcher, excel
lent hours, no. Sundays. Call Columbs
GOAL. 1S47 Columbia rd. NV
vancement guaranteedtif qualified; salary
and bonus. Apply sol Colorado Bldg
WANTED-Mechanic on Wurlitzer auto
matte monographs. D. C. operators per-
NIT. Good opportunity for right man;
steady work. Reference. GENERAL
COHERENT" JOB for young man
with real kneck for writing down to-
earth letters, letters that sell. Have you
through a year or two of college? Done
any advertising or news copywriting? Do
you stay sober? If you'd like to trade a
blind-alley job for one with plenty of
interesting but sometimes hard work, with
a chance to learn mail order selling tech
nIare that can lean to a real future. write
US frankly about yourself. P. o. Box
Evening star., 1944-10-26

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Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-10-20
Market Your Turkeys
AS Soon as They Are
'Finished,' Army Asks

The quartermaster corps is not
getting the necessary amount of tur-
keys for the holiday dinners of the
armed forces and it is asking pro-
ducers to send their birds to market
as soon as they have the necessary
"finish," rather than hold for the
Thanksgiving season.
The total number of turkeys in
the United States is relatively large
this year and unless they are
shipped into the markets throughout
the season, in a steady stream, prices
may break suddenly. Facilities for
dressing and storing the turkeys
may not be able to take care of
the situation if the large crop of tur-
keys is held too long and suddenly
rushed to the market. The price cell
ing for turkeys, live weight went
down a half cent pound on Octo-
Der l, and will drop an additional
half cent on November l.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-10-20
You Can Enjoy Canaoupes Honeydew Melons This Winter

Cantaloupe can be frozen to add
interest and variety as well as vita
Minis c and A to your year-round
menus, says Miss Jean Chase, Uni
versity of Illinois college of agri-
culture.
In preparation for freezing, choose
firm ripe fruit. Remove rind and
seeds and cut into cubes, balls or
wedges. Fill cartons and cover with
40 per cent syrup which is made by
heating to boiling point one and one
fourth cups water to one cup of
sugar. Cool syrup before adding to
fruit. Seal cartons and freeze as
soon as possible. Two melons will
fill about three pint boxes.
Although honeydew melon is a
rather delicate fruit, it also can be
frozen for use later on. Make sure
you select firm ripe fruit. Remove
rind and seeds and cut into small
wedges. Fill containers and cover
with cold 40 per cent syrup, leaving
small space for expansion. One
melon will make about two pint
boxes.
Frozen cantaloupe and melon
should be carefully thawed before
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-10-20
Riding Wild Steers and Horses
Is Risky but Profitable Game
Good Rodeo Cowboys
Can Average $4,000
A Year in Prizes.
BY AL JEDLICKA

Lark, drawing Ken Rogers from
Brady, Texas, stood at his ease on
the green turf of Soldier Field, Chi
cago, circling his lasso.
Off in the corrals, wild buckin'
horses from Van Gray's G-Ranch
pranced; hump-backed Brahman
cattle stirred, and sleek, lean long
horns paced.
This rodeo's a big business"
Rogers said More to it than meets
the eye. Down in cattle country,
where everybodys got a ropin'
horse like almost every kids got a
baseball glove up here, it's all pretty
natural"
Rogers gave his wrist a slight
twist and gently roped a bucket.
When they're holding big rodeos
on the circuit" he said, they've
got to ship up fresh cattle to main
tain the level of competition.
''If good wild horses are ridden for
short periods, some of EN- may last
for eight or nine years, after which
they're sold for farm work or the
saddle" he said. But stock won't
last near that long"
Rogers nodded over to the cor
rails.
"Of course, they use wild horses
from the west for buckin'," he said.
They'll capture lot and pick out
the better ones for breedin. Then
they'll ship in the broncs.
For wild cattle ridin' and ropin'
calves" Rogers revealed. 1.-THE
steers probably weigh from $500 to
1900 pounds and range from three
to six years old. They're the cattle
originally brought in from India and
now raised in Texas and Florida.
Don't see much of 'em up north here,
but they sure make good eatin'. and
they put on lot of weight cheap.
For bulldoggin' (cattle throwing)
they use them longhorns," Rogers
said softly, twirling his rope.
They're a thoroughbred cattle,
don't put on much weight, at all.
There amt many of 'em left on
ranges anymore and they get most
of 'em from Mexico"
In conducting show, Rogers said,
some rodeo managers will secure
stock right from the ranges, while
others again may go to established
western stockyards like at Fort
Worth, Texas, where experienced
hands will select the widest cattle.
incidentally, all of the stock are
shipped to the slaughtering block
when they settle off.
Rogers gently tossed his lasso
against the broad hindquarter of his
sturdy little chestnut lazily chewing
hay alongside trailer.
"For ropin' and bulldoggin', etc, p"
he said, cowboys use these quar-
ter-horses, fast for short distances,
and full of common-sense. They'll
sell for anything from $500 to $4,000
down in Texas.
"1n ropin' calves, for instance,
your horse is mighty important
factor" Rogers explained. For,
after you've lassoed the calf. and
you're jumpin' to the ground to tie
him, a smart horse will pull him
over"
Revealing that the good cowboy
will average about $500 per rodeo,
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-10-20

using. Leave the fruit in the origi-
nal unopened container while thaw-
ing to prevent discoloration and loss
of vitamins by oxidation. The most
desirable product is procured by
thawing the fruit slowly in the re-
frigerator. To thaw a pound pack
age will take from to 16 hours in
the refrigerator, depending on the
temperature. If left in the refriger-
ator overnight, fruit will soften slow
ly and still remain cold.
At room temperature fruit will
thaw in two to four hours, but the
outer portion will become warm
while the center is cold or even fro
zen. Fruits frozen in water-tight
packages may be thawed rapidly by
immersing the carton in cool water
for about As minutes. If the fruit
is to be used as dessert, it is ad-
visable to serve it just before it is
completely thaWed.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-10-20
What to Do
By PHYLLIS BELMONT

Question-What can | do about a
friend of mine who never keeps her
dog out of the way? am afraid of
the dog and feel very uncomfortable
when it is around
Answer-It is very rude of your
friend to permit her dog to scare
you. Many people who are fond of
pets don't realize that other people
don't share their enthusiasm, but
they should restrain a dog or a cat
that jumps on visitors, or banks at
them.
If a dog is not well hammered, it
is my opinion that he should be kept
away from callers. Some dogs are
a menace to clothes when they Jump
on strangers-and they very def
nitely brighten many people.
Ledger Syndicate.-WNU Features
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-10-20
The Rambling Rhymster
BY LES PlETTNER
THE HORSE

"The time has come" said Morton
Morse,
"To talk of merits of the horse.
Since now the autocar has gone,
To join the ancient mastodon;
IT'S well that you refresh your mind
With all the virtues of his kind.
IT'S well that you recall, aglow (.
His services Of long ago.
How you quite unrestrained could
spoon
Beneath the mellow harvest moon,
While he walked on in placid way,
With only thoughts of fresh cut hay.
It's time to mind the evenings when
You came home later much than ten,
Wrapped in ecstatic reverie,
Without much thought where you
might be.
He did not cast you in the ditch,
But took you home without a hitch.
He kept in state of self-repair,
When service stations were thin air.
He'd work and travel all the day,
On modicum of oats and hay.
With him there were few accidents,
For he had brains and equine sense.
So, since the modern Frankenstein
Is out of favor and of line,
l introduce this old-time friend,
And him I'll highly recommends"
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-10-20

Patched for Victory-Almost ev-
cry girl has an old jacket that's only
good for knock-about wear. Well,
sew new pennant shaped patch on
it every time your school team wins.
Embroider the score on each patch,
of course. Here's hoping you're busy
sewing after each game.
Team Trinkets-Buy some little
wooden footballs at the dime store,
or make some yourself out of leather
scraps. See if you can get the boys
on your team to autograph or initial
the balls. String them together into
necklace.
Hand Leaders-Get together with
your best friend and each of you buy
pair of mittens in the school COL
ors. Then mix the pairs so that
each of you is wearing one school
color on one hand and the other color
on the other hand. No one will have
to guess what side you're on. Lots
of school cheer leaders have gone
in for this tWo-color mitten mix-up.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-10-20
PUZZLE FRANKS

Everybody enjoys jigsaw puzzles.
That's why we've picked these tricks
for your amazement. Come on now,
let's break it up and put the pieces
back together again. Monotonous,
isn't it?
Correspondence Cut-Ups-Did you
know that you can buy jigsaw sta
tionery at the dime store? You
write letters on it, then you break
it apart and mail all the pieces in
one envelope. Or, you can make
your own jigsaw stationery by writ
ing your letters on heavy white pa
per; then cutting it in oddly shaped
pieces. Fun for boys in service or
for party invitations. AS if your
handwriting isn't weird enough as
it is.
Party Puzzler-A swell game for
a boy-and-girl party is "Movie Cut
ups" Start collecting movie star
photographs for few weeks before
the party until you have sets of two
pictures of each star. You will need
as many sets as you have couples
at the party. Paste the pictures on
stiff cardboard then cut out with a
jig-saw into small pieces. Put all
the pieces into envelopes-so that
each envelope contains a complete
picture. The girls and boys who
piece together pictures of the same
movie star are partnered for the
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-10-20

years of age, Rogers was so Grip
pied up at Is, that he had to divert
his attention to fancy roping. Just
before joining Van Gray's wild west
show in Chicago, Rogers had been
badly banged up in Detroit, when
wild bucking horse ran into him
and his mount while he was at
tempting to pick up a rider.
Now %, Rogers, like most of the
other cowboys, dreams of his own
ranch.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-10-20
TRIXIE TEEN SAYS

InhiC ICEN SfI
Do you go to the movies to see the pic
lures, or to be seen-and heard? Do you
eat candy fhaf's wrapped in the crinkliest
papers, and do you burrorU in paper bag
for more popcorn every feto seconds? Are
you brilliant conrersafionalist all during
the picture, or do you ieare the dialogue
to the actors on the screen? Do you like
to sing and tap your feet during musicals
and do you laugh so hard and loud at
comedies that no one for rolUs around can
hear the gags9 Do you drop your che,U-
ing gum ,chere somebody else's feet wiu
be sure to find it? Do you tell everyone
whats going to happen, When you're read
the book or heard about the story? Well,
knoio you-you're the Movie Menace:
the Phantom Of the Photoplays. the Fiend
OF the Flickers! Whaf I uanf to kno,p is
why do al,oays find you sitting next
10 me?
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-10-20
Talking Crow Is Morning
Visitor to a Policeman

CH1CAGO.-Sergt. Thomas Ryan
says he was more than surprised
when he stepped onto his porch to
fetch in the milk and was greeted by
a crows Hello"
Ryan offered the crow a piece of
bread and, he said, the bird said:
'sHow's business?"
The crow followed Ryan around
as he inspected his garden, made
ether remarks, less Ineligible, and
then few away.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-10-20

Rogers declared that most of them
are in the game to build up enough
of pile to buy their own ranch.
Good cowboys will average about
$4,000 a year." he said, land top
notchers may haul down as much as
$4,000. But, it's like every other
business, you know, it amt all profit.
You've got to pay off your ex-
penses."
Besides, rodeos are no soft touch
Starting off riding wild bulls at 10
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-10-20
Monkey Business; and
No Pooling About It

PHILADELPHIA. y "Will YOU
please chase the monkeys out of
my yard" phoned an irate gar
dener to police. The cops sus-
pected monkey business but in
vestigated. They found two midg-
ct monkeys-five inches tall-and
later found their owner, who ex-
planned they were a gift from an
overseas son.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-10-20
BY NAN
FADS FOR FOOTBALL

No need to ask what's keeping you
busy these Saturday afternoons.
You're right there at the school foot
ball game, cheering and jeering with
all the other gaits and cats. If you
want to make the winning touchdown
yourself. try out some of our foot
ball fadS.
Pennant Beanies-Cut five or six
long, narrow triangles out of two COL
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-10-20

ors of fabric or
felt (your school
colors, of course).
Sew them togeth-
er to make a
beanie and, after
each game, en-
broider the score
on one of the tri-
angles. That's one
way for your team
to keep a head,
Ouch!
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-10-20

Make your mouth brilliant, dra-
matte color. Use brush to paint on
your lipstick. Widen the lower lip
just trifle. This is the Hollywood
Clip lure! And it is trick used by
famous beauties to make their
mouths look softer and fuller. One
drop of oil to give sheen and to
highlight the rich redness of your
mouth!
Ledger Syndicate.-WNU Features.
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-10-20
SEWING CIRCLE NEEDLECRAFT
Colorful Rugs of Scrap Materials

Need new rugs2 Start today and make
them yourself! Instructions 1922 has direc-
tions for nine rugs; list of materials: pat.
tern pieces.
current war conditions. slightly more time
Is required in filling orders for few of
the most popular pattern numbers.
Send your order to:
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-10-20

The young man who was her
"idear" before marriage is just as
likely to be her ordeal afterwards.
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Amt 1t, Though

"When I was travelling in
Russia they showed me bed 20
feet long,"
"Well, I dWlno-sounds like a
lot of bunk to me-"
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-10-20
GAY CADETS"
By NANCY PEPPER
d Newspapers-WNU Features.

next dance or for supper. A real
ice-breaker!
Browning chief. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1941-1953, 1944-10-20
An Asset

"You have elected Williams to
your club? But he's such bore!"
II know; we wanted someone to
grumble about"
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Those Girls t!

Those Girls!
Ann-Do you know what makes
the tower of Pisa lean?
Joan-No, if I did, I'd take some
myself.
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How Could He?

DO you kno,o you ,Uere driving at
so miles an hour?"
Impossible; Tue only been out OF
the garage for 20 minutes"
Evening star., 1944-06-15
APARTMENTS WANTED.

PERMANENT GOVT EMPLOYE, wife, 6
mos. infant. | or > bedrm., unturn, MOI
ern; desirable NV. location. Max, $50.
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER desire unfurn-
IShed apt; prefer NV. section, VIII CON
slder management OF small apt. house IN
exchange for rent; dauehter employed by
Government. BOX Sl-R, Star 10
TWO QUIET MARRIED MBN, fortyish, de-
sire furnished apartment; n W. section; i'm
mediate summer rental or longer. Phone
Ordway $3.50 evenings after g. or davtime
Republic 300 Ext. 1l027. l5'
ARMY OFFICER AND WIFE desire fur
nished apartment or house July /, easily
aGsesSible n to Pen Pentason. GH 74l9 l6'
room furnished apartment, NV; SS5-Sl 00
month, apartment building preferred. Cal
WO $500 Apt. 5l1. 10"
DI SIRABIE furnished apt, NV. section
loI summer. beginning July /: prefer
Georsetown: excellent references. Tele.
NAVAL COUPLE desires ? or 2 room apt
private bath, NV rent not over $50 fur
uished. TR 415l mornings. 49,
ROOM APARTMENT, kitchen. bath, II W
two young ladies, permanently located. SIS
tersi occupancy July L. Box 103-R, Star.
TWO REFINED professional girls sisters,
furnished. Box 206H, Star.
GOVT. COUPLE desires 2-rm apt; willing
to buy the furniture; not over $50 rent
Box 2O5-H, Star.
BY EMPLOYED COUPLE. in modern build
ing. prefer furnished. consider purchasing
furniture with apt Box lIs-R. Star. .
ADULT FAMILY Of four require furnished
apartment, good, convenient locality, Box
2R, Star. IL
Evening star., 1944-06-15
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

?S5O 2ith ST NV, corner Cathedral ave.
Single room with breakfast for young
MT. PLEASANT-Attractive large room
for . in private home; / other using
bath: near car line: home cooking. CO.
'e6:!S
SLAUGHTER'S BOARDING HOTEL, 1927
18th st. n.w-Large double room, ] ST floor.
pvt bath' suitable couple or = young
ladies'; - meals every day.
WILL SHARE my apartment in convenient
NV. sector and give room and board to
servicemans wife or mother in EXCHANGE
care of 5-yr. -old daughter of employed
mother no objection TO child; arrange
ments to be made by July -. Please
write for interview, Box 3il-H Star.
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Master bedroom,
bath and porch i'll pvt, home; excel food
good tranSp. OR. 1870 after Il pm.
IiOS X. /. AVE. .W-Ba sement room for
> or =. Also vacancy Tor one girl IN
triple room l1s
NICE SINGLE ROOM to gentleman or
settled lady, with or without board. Phone
HO .f4S
Evening star., 1944-06-15
For Commissioned Officer.
ROOMS FURNISHED.
MarvIond and Niroinio.

as23 so. JOYCE ST. Arl.. Va, IA. l7s9-W
Large, well furn., to gentleman OF clean
habits: S25 per month; good bus service
ABB &W. Line. 49,
IN ALEXANDRIA-Large single or double
bedroom; excellent tranSp.; gentleman only.
Temple $3.50,
SI3 so. WASHINGTON. Alex Unusually
desirable connecting rooms, private bath.
businesswomen or gentlemen: buses at cor .
ARLINGTON, val SINGLE room for girl
convenient to hrs lines. 1900 No. Cleve-
land ST. Gil O777.