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Evening star., 1946-10-30

The Philadelphia La Scala Opera
Company had the misfortune to be
deprived OF two Of its announced
stars in the cast of Verdi's "Rigo-
letto" which was given last night in
Constitution Hall as the opening
event of the opera season. Elena
Danese, scheduled for the role Of
iGilda telegraphed that her ship was
fogbound in New York harbor, and
Bruno Landi, who was coming by
plane from South America to sing
the Duke, was grounded for the
same reason. .
/ Substitutes were found, however
Eugene Conley, who first made an
impression on Washington audi
ences when singing with the San
Carlo Opera Company, stepping into
one of his best roles as the Duke and
Hilda Reggiana taking the part of
Gilda. Miss Reggiana Is also not a
stranger here, If memory is correct,
her first appearance having been in
the concert version of THE Barber
of Seville" which Dorothy Hodgkin
Dorsey presented in Constitution
Hall in 1910.
Giuseppe Valdengo was on hand,
however, for the impersonation OF
Rigoletto. He brings to the part
a voice of great beauty, mellow in
tone and large in compass, although
he had little to offer in the way
of new pictorization, his acting
being conventional in design and
following tine customary pattern
His knowing use of his voice made
up for this in the most dramatic
moments and he scored pronounced
success in the aria of second act
and in the scene in the Dukes ante
chamber. There was emotional
variety in his vocal tone here and
in the duets with Gilda that was
highly expressive.
The more spectacular honors went
to Mr.. Conley, who possesses the
proper characteristics to portray the
Duke and whose singing was ane
and full Of fire. His acting is as
sured and smooth. with the small
touches that denote routined ar
tist. The voice is one Of the most
outstanding of those in the tenor
range today, its purity firm through
out the registers and Its vibrancy
thrilling as it mounts to the high
notes. The summit of his success
was reached in his singing OF La
Evening star., 1946-10-30

Thoughtful Maryland
voters will cast their bal
lots for w. Preston Lane
for governor and for Her.
bert r. O'Conor for
United States senator.
AS usual in our State
elections, the decision
must be made on the
basis of personal qualifi-
cations. There is no rift
between the two local
parties on what are. called
basic issues. Neither Mr..
Lane and Mr.. O'Cor1or on
the one hand nor Mr..
McKeldin and Mr.. Mar
key on the other is the
exponent of any striking
political doctrine, either
ofsthe right or of the left.
They are all four typical
citizens of the State, even
typical practical politi-
clans, if you will, pursu-
ing the traditional course
in; quest of public prefer
ment. Though between
now and election day we
shall hear all kinds of
wild charges against all
of them, such charges
can be discounted. The
issue will remain that of
the comparative COM
petence.
Evening star., 1946-10-30
For Lane And O'Conor

His knowledge of the
State government came
to him while he served as
attorney general during
the administration of the
late Albert c. Ritchie,
The men who worked
with Ritchie had to know
the State and it's govern
ment. Probably there has
never been a harder
school in the practical
business of government
than that which Mr..
Ritchie conducted. Mr..
Lane was a star pupil in
that school.
But the basic attribute
of Mr.. Lane and the one
which will weigh most
with thoughtful voters is
that he is a man of depth
of character. This does
not mean only that he
is above ordinary venal-
tiles. It means also that
he has the fortitude to
stand up against the
sub tier pressures to
which those in high places
are subjected. We may
be sure that if Mr.. Lane
has to decide between
doing something because
a political friend asks, it
and doing the opposite
because the State will be
served thereby, he will de-
eide in favor of the State.
We shall be lucky to
have such a man at. An
napolis during the next
four years.
Evening star., 1946-10-30

First, as to the choice
between Mr.. Lane and
Mr.. McKeldin. Our pres
ent Mayor is such a like
able man, with such a
genial talent, inborn and
cultivated too, for max.
ing friends, that it is
hard to disparage him.
Yet the impression re-
mains that he is a super
fetal administrator who
avoids coming to per-
sonal grips with the COM
plex problems of the mu-
nicipality. He had the
wit to attach to himself
several good subordin-
ates who have often ac-
quilted themselves we'll.
But the Mayor himself
has frequently locked his
desk and gone off poll
ticking when he should
have been wrestling with
the harassing details of
his office. It is more fun
for him to make speeches
denouncing Marshal Tito
than to concern himself
with budgets and taxes.
BY contrast, Mr.. Lane
is not nearly so aban-
doned a salesman of his
own wares. He Is
thoughtful and reserved
where Mr.. McKeldin is
full of wordy assurance.
But he is of much
tougher fiber than his
opponent. He is his own
man, and makes his own
decisions. Perhaps that
is one reason why the
so-called leaders found it
difficult to accept him as
a candidate in the pri-
mary. Fortunately for
the State, enough clear
headed people perceived
his quality and his stam-
ina to give him the NOM
ination.
He is thus not a candi-
date synth e tic ally
created, but one who has
come up by reason of his
own doggedness. If he is
governor, the self-seek-
ing politicians will have
to come to him. He will
be free to make decisions
on their merits.
To help him in making
decisions which will be
beneficial to all the
people of the common
wealth, he has the basic
qualifications. The first
is his knowledge of the
State, its people and it's
government. knowledge
of the State and its
people comes to him by
inheritance and by the
fact that he assumed
business and legal re-
sponsibilities at an early
age. There are probably
few Marylanders ho
know more than he does
abou t our community
and what makes it tick.
Evening star., 1946-10-30
Southeast Citizens Sign
As Suffrage Poll Aides

Arrangements to staff polling
places during next Tuesdays pleb-
iscite were made at a meeting last
night of the Southeast Washington
Citizens Association.
Volunteers were signed up to serve
as judges and clerks, and sample
ballots were circulated to acquaint
Evening star., 1946-10-30

There is hardly a need
to labor the choice as be-
tween Mr.. Markey and
MIR. O'Conor. The Gov
ernor is a known guam
tity. Not only his many
eXcellences but his fewer
shortcomings have been
the subject of public
scrutiny and discussion
for almost a generation.
This paper has been one
of his most persistent
critics.
But, as the record
shows, the criticism has
almost always been for
procraStination rather
than for following wrong
courses or making wrong
decisions. The list of his
positive achievements is
impressive. At the top
among them most in
formed people would
place the reorganization
of the courts, and espec-
tally the Court of Ap-
peals, under the Bond
plan. The manner in
which Mr.. O'Conor man.
aged and maneuvered
that major reform, from
it's inception to it's final
acceptance by the people,
was an historic achieve
ment in administration
and persuasion.
To add another item to
the list of major accom-
plishments we call atten-
ton to the Board of Nat
ural Resources. This ad-
vance in our public con-
troll over the States pub
lie wealth was effected
against determined op-
position in powerful
quarters. But it was ef-
fected, and it was Gov
ernor O'Conor who did it.
Incidentally, it was
Governor O'Conor who
appointed the Sherbow
commission, whose ex-
cellent report on the re-
vision of the tax struc-
ture of the State will be
a major issue before the
new General Assembly.
The record, only sug-
gested by these examples,
makes it obvious that
Mr.. O'Conor has a special
talent in the affairs of
government. Heaven
knows, the country needs
that talent in Washing
ton. It would be little
short of a calamity to
send to the Senate from
Maryland a man as in
experienced and as
bumbling as Mr.. Markey
when we have the op-
portunity to give the
services of Herbert r.
O'Conor.
Evening star., 1946-10-30

It appears to me that If ever Eng
land needed our lease-lend help it's
right now, to solve these battling
crimes. And I suggest that we send
them, post-haste. 40 Of 50 Of those
radio detectives who get our children
into such state of nervous collapse
every afternoon and evening. Scot
land Yard could use their uncanny
abilities, and the American radio
listeners could use the rest.
(Released by Consolidated News Features }
Evening star., 1946-10-30

members with procedure in the ref
erendum. President Frank E. Scriv-
eners urged members do their part
in getting out voters next Tuesday.
The group requested more ade-
quate lighting on the Eastern Mar
ket side OF Seventh street Sc. be-
tween North Carolina avenue and
Evening star., 1946-10-30

titled laQleS nav
ing their jewels
stolen in the
very shadow Of
Scotland Yard.
First 1t was
the Duchess of
Windsor, h e n
Lady Leigh, and
now the Mar
chioness of Hart
ington, who have
had their lice"
stolen by what
appears a to be the
same cl e yer
thief. Truly. in
Lond o n. The
Evening star., 1946-10-30
Oracle Aliens
Comments

You can look for Basil Rathbone
to make a beeline for London any
minute. If they ever needed Sherlock
Holmes there they do now, with
Evening star., 1946-10-30
ADVERTISEMENT.
ADvERTIsENENT.

The following appeared Baltimore the morning
october ls4s4 nationally recognized great
independent newspaper
ported wilke in
is4o E. editorial follows:
Evening star., 1946-10-30

the chorus, and the ballet did as
well as 1t could in the little space
allowed 1t on the stage IN the
crowded first act.
Evening star., 1946-10-30

G street. Mrs. Walter Dyer. who
introduced the resolution. pointed
out that most lights are of during
late hours when the places of busi-
Evening star., 1946-10-31
MOVING, PACKING ond STORAGE

VETERANS, starting business. will move
you day or evening reasonable rates: light
hauling hRn yon snseiS.yG MoVSG, oE 4GPt ,be
LOADS BUREAU CORP. take care Of your
moving day problems; packing. transports
tion snd storage; many years OF expsri- ,,
talk it over. Phone Ii 29s4 or Ii. $3.50.
4IS Florida ave. ne. Room ZIG.
ACME MOVING STORAGE Co.-Loeal!
and long distance No 20 100 too large ana
VfTrszs Vfas sfH s%sS Movrks1h llpO new equipment;
all white veteran help. CHI. 1901: ewes.
T aT Yo1R f59G SERVICE PARCEL DELIVERY
furniture moving, baggage. TRUNK ano
WASr koXps OK EetsIspf faKT DADS SEQ e
caso. easaa St. Louis. kansas City: Denver, New
YsIk resss sssnsss41 sGs'Sn %oy1sa sfoR
SIN; SILVER FLEET LINEs-Movins, general
and light hauIing any packing Grating ship
sdL s5d foK LIGHT ,PssIa sssrs NE
HAULING-Household goods and refrisera-
tors specially a45a ss m
MARINE VETERANS MOVING Cos -hr
service: furniture moving and hauling
trunks and baggage, AT. 1853. FOX. %
2I-HR. SERvICE-Veteran; moving AND
hauling of all kinds: band, stakes ano
contract work solicited; reasonable rates
EX-GI-Moving. packing, storage will
lntes rates to s01e Vets. JOHN GLOVER. Gil. $3.50
EDELMAN's MOVING & STORAGE CO.
Reas. rates: will accept your surplus furni-
ture as part payment on your moving
stor.s .s> local. long dist. moving. IA. 2937
Evening star., 1946-10-31
HOUSES FOR sALE-korthwest.
LOCATED IN FASHIONABLE NV, Just %

LOCATED IN FASHIONABLE NV, just Oh
Conn. ave.-This spacious detached home
ing ing rSs room Kitchen and pantry; End moor,
bedrooms and bath; 3rd floor. bed;
rooms and bath; oil heat: large lot; priced
snng sr Sfsw bssssn s1aaxs Phene n MR NJ
Mss. Ma. 914l, or call at ofice, 1898 x
VACANT, VI Can 1715 Mass, ave, n.x.-4-story
mer eT embassy: excel. spot for club or any
nonprofit orsanization. Owner Will Lease
SasrRfko Sac Rf seeR RE2LfRD Sz fRDt Co. Call d. s72
164s 18th ST, Zone e-i6 rooms, baths
modern equipment. insulated root. storm
windows, oil heat; will sci! furnished Q,
sieS s4oo due on Storm Storm windows and improve:
ments all furniture paid for; will sell fol
SIS, 900. WIN. DOYLE, NO; O561; 81
Schools: basement can easily be converted
days day m market: uRcIoIo REALTY CO.
ME. 1871 It'll o pm. i
Beantifyl brick, semidetached, 8 rooms
occupied; immediate possession. Onl! !
So, 900 cash required. Bal; M terms: Ex st
SRs xayNa sNb MAss sAsTo AVE. ss Hsi@Sn
Brick det. in one of the finest locations II |,
| washington; nice rms, garage and read'
for prompt seRy EN- ESQ
Sunday Sun and weekdays until 9 pm. r., A
LOCATED EDGE OF ROCK cREEK1Thi! ,;IIn!
rms. iTs an. and tie baths; SaiI for sppca,nnos ano
asas ssad.s = sss :sd v:.fd.,s ansl pm. M SO.
Conn. Az, -A
Evening star., 1946-10-31
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

RESPONSIBLE ADVERTISING MAN wants
2-bedrm. furn. house, Va. preferred. CH.
GooVT. EMPLoYE. wife and child wan,
2-bedroom unfurnished house; S10e pei
RGah RRSs4hAias Eas sonEih iles5 Stationed
Ex 1stS aSnR E1t s3e m, to ,5d sb,s,
2 or 5 bedroom furn. or unfurn. house
IlsFRafraN IlsRhS1fs InGss aaMf aoof oeffr1cER desires
bedroom furnished gssh house. Elk. ls4o, Ext
NJ. $s .ss sR i:; Viii! 81 ss-as
onder @snt sesns ssms.vss yf lucky to se
You 9 fufe heps Or pafarn MR eiSif of re-
HF Hft ro 90 sios g FOR Fd RfSr-Nayal emcer
wife, small child, desire furnished home;
AslnFten tsEe 4r sasred ra c9aTeh cH sss
need . or 3 bedroom house or apt: fur
nished. or unfuInished; by Dec: !: Wash
aecondary S1d,n!5y Phone TSl eihs'aSt II sss 81
ades mothsr and ske dsd desrs sa ns
bedroom house. fuTnishsd or o Tnfqrn5shea pI EJs
FE VIII SlGo 1ESb hSl i25u YouR RABY. drive your
car. scratch your back, deceive your your
your wife flowers or even pay my rent for
unfurnished 3-bedroom house Tor me
U.s. ss5ss : babies maid not over 500 81. At
WE'RE DESPERATE. Won't you help us'
Tm a permanent War Dept, ,employe
family; win pay moderate rent Cal
: or 5 MONTHS RENTAL, begin Dec. /,
city, or country, furnished or unfurnished;
EGs1Nfss EfHe SfsS ExEcuffvE 1gs bringing his fam
lily to Washington soon. wants to rent :
Ext. Ssan'es' s74e. Al address Hotel Martinique
a6fh i6hhDkooM & q RR Home a.. so-m.le radius An
drews Field: up to sl0o, with months
rent in advance; furnished or unfur-
sxRsl SisRfd hRH ssr ssit VIE untar
nished or furnished house or apt. approxi-
msteIy .66 Jsnqsry var Isl No children or gets
NavAL sivpi OFFICER F snd INC wife desire BY Nov;
10, small house, NV. or nearby MARYLAND
or vireinia; have aS car and will be pe1ma- peri.
WILL fAY u SLIP per month ssgia
dren; NJ any any sood location accessible to
grade school Box 96-T. Star. 81.
NAVY CAPT; wants house or apt for adult I III
.s@l1y .seFs G1 sh!ff 49e5 r pets Will s0n:esi
ARMY OFFICER. wife, son urgently need
= or 3 bedroom house or apt, NV or
Silver Spring. Please call Republic 500
Wish 70 sUBLEr a-bedroom furnished
house or apt. for winter, Sl5o; two shll.
dren; all rent in advance. Ewes, CHI. 1850;
day, ME, 1896, Ext. 26. Box 1eo-T Star.
NAVAL OFFICER and family desire two
or three bedroom furnished or unturnlshed
house or apartment. Call COMDR. COX;
RE 74OO, Ext. 61705, between and
5 pm; and Wo; 247o between san and
:, i BEDROOM uni. house or apartment
for United Nations attache stationed IN
Washington. Box 111-T, Star. x
FAMILY OF THREE desire two or three
bedroom. unfurnished apartment or house.
Phone MR. TWEED. District 1924; after q
pm, HOBART 14S0.
WILL THE LADY WHO CALLED regardins
her house for rent and was dlsconnec LET.
please call again? ia; 49e.:
eedrm; house ao or apt; ;;,5Js. yis. of Pentason'
ineton Dec, l. Bad news. no place to
live. Must have . or 3 bedroom house or
ant Glnfllrn Call EX 1881 g.
Evening star., 1946-10-31
HousEs UNFURkIsHEp.

SMALL COUNTRY HOUSE. on private es-
tate. in nearby Montgomery County. Nd =,
transp. available: house contains living
rm, den may be used as dining rm.). .
mod. kit with dinette opening onto flag
stone terrace and 3 bedrms. with bath on
2nd A.: h-wh with oil burner; ample
land. for flower, and vegetable garden;
who likes country life: rent. S145 mo. for
o2-month minimum lease. Please give full
particulars as to employment, size OF fam
lily. etc, and furnish local ref. Box AK,
Star. -3l
UNFURNISHED-Two-f house. coal
hot-water heat: live in one apt, rent the
other: near Lincoln Park; $50 per mo.
Box LAST. Star.
Evening star., 1946-10-31
APARTMENTs EXCHANGED.

WASHINGTON FOR HARRIsBURG-Two-
bedroom apt. Cleveland Park section, for
house or apt. in Harrisburg, Pa. OR. o573.
NEW YORK WASHINGTON Martin s.
iofsn tsS General Hospital Box i ia4eR, star
ALEXANDRIA. on busline; modern l.
apt. in NV Silver Spring or Hyattsyyilie
ONE NiE-BEDRooa air-conditioned apt; low
in desirable NV. location. Phone Hobart
HAMPTON (vxy FOR wash =. or ,D 9 bed 4!
srss Il NV yse Wass 'usn ca q be- Hnss sssa for
WASHINGTON for Philadelphia. unfurp
lar apt. Or house in Phiiadeiphia or
;HPST0s NR% YokR ns1 roh a5a-s swASssiHTiscroNoer SsiT
anfurnssed a1nsss In beaatful Is Rverdae n
end go even doa 70 wscome saH cah
ire sedfeom Hp apt. Or house. fasnished Or u6-
PoWEIa-ruek' PoSS e Hssr OK SnsaFsS" a4oo. Tsi
for same in midtown New York. Telephone
WAsHiSGToN. VAS D. c.-ssn Francisco area
a-bedroom apt, in Washington in exchange
for 2-bedroom mouse or apt, san Francisco
area Box 3S1 S. Star. -
WASH; FOR n; Y;-Furi ri,.i ! room; kitchen: hen:
bath, dressing, room. utilities. phone. 500;
exchg for similar. Box 76-T Star. 81
WANTED BUFFALO ExcHANGE-May Nay. ex- x
gas heat included, for 2-bedroom apt: in
or near Washington. Call MA. $685. Ext
81, q m. to o pm. b
EXCHANGE New York or Md for Wash.
6-rm t3-bedrmD apt, excellent res; sec
ton, "a hr to wall St, Manhattan. 15 min
to seashore, / block shopping, schools, or
5-rm. house near Edgswood Arsenal, Nd
change for 43-5 rm. apt; or house. desir-
able W. location. Box 66-T, Star. 81
WASH. FOR PHILA., 3 rms. Airing ton
for same Phila, subs. preferred. SERGT
MARTY RE. 7400, Ext. 71174: $50 to
LOOKING FOR a, smaller place. Exchsnge;
reasonably priced, attractive l-room and
kitchen apt. Mt Pleasant section. fur
nished completely except for linens. 1or
expecting be by Box 140-T, Star -
WILL EXCHANGE bedroom in modern
NV apt, building, for 1-room apt, similar
building, NV location. OR. 5420
Evening star., 1946-10-31
ApARrMENTs WANTED.
1PARTMENT WANTED BY TWO yoln1
employed men Call after pm. IA. 1881

.5Sls3sa aRslsTsa1sa men Tsh1asD ss ss. & aHS
s4s.sto' A. Arr' 'nSs1s Sg Il 'lss g. 1855
EfwsSMEDs sfti eSstMsEDs BEING ny,crED, Or q 2
shleFin s4HTE SErg 81 gf'' orFci I'll ass9 veteran and
500. @ Sy Hoy: H. EM l4ss; NV '
s. SON navy T. urssns nsed st
ss' sgss Republic M bi = 400 Ext 7ao7. Setwesn
fna q aRM2 2 edG e snS sfr wfe hso
headquarters, Strategic Air Command. de-
sire house or apt, furn or unfurn.; will take
imnm.ediately or within 2 months. SH'
ATTORNEY - veteran, permanent civil
service wife need one or Or two bedsoom soo6
sAsEMgSf sAs sMfaSs5 on T. GsAKnEr-But we a1a Won
fs44s hon: Gin Miss Miss sowfR g57 HE 1880 Ext az teS
NAVY CHIEF and employed wife desire
Psassn Plea seeton p CO. ss anSF after aDt
Toyss s1xT W, woEk5sG e5 ss ..1
HUSBAND AND WIFE (newlyweds). both
Pson. 9o
sAAL HfsE sHsEaRtH aa2t Ext Lab iss ph1sss sts1
wife urgently need furn. apt. sc. prefer
red. No chilren. Call to 4;3o. TR. 2424' si
REFINGD. QUIET COUPLE Government
executiye). desire one or two bedroom
apartment, furnished or unfurnished. in
modern apartment building, NV. To $3.50.
Phone National 1920. Extension 345. 81
AUNT AND NIECE; beth Goyernmsnt nt1as1 EN- en-
| elevator service, or first or second floor
BABY TO BE HOMELESS Navy oficer and
| for furnished. unfurn. apt, or small
house FIR. $3.50. Ext. 112. Il
fADULT FAMILY, colored. wishes an un-
furnished house or apt; bath, kitchen. CO
coIoRED EMPLOYED COUPLE, no chill.
ocTAVioUs McDOUGALD, 1928 Linden
Evening star., 1946-10-31

I4O1 18th ST. NW.-Vacancy In Ice
triple for girl; gentleman to share semi,
bsmt. rm,, pvt. bath good meals; close in
38OS 18th ST, N.E-Available LIST for Z
employed girls with references: good trans
portation, nr. Monastery. Phone HO. 1882
1895 BILTMoRE ST. N.w.-several va.
cancies for young people; excel: transp.
excel meals; reasonable rates. .
1928 18th ST. N.W.-Large room for
room for gentlemen -6
1905 18th ST. N.W.-vacancies: gooc
meals. good beds: $50 each. Il
1914 18th ST. NV men share large
triple room. home cooked meals, excellen
transportation. S47.50 mo. each. IS
LARGE DOUBLE ROOM. private bath
suitable people. Also double rm. ConVen
transp Pentagon and downtown. Teleph
and laundry facilities: nr. Colonial Village
MRS MOORE Gil 1853 )
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ROOMS FURNIsHED-MD. and VA.

LYON Park, VA.-Large double room,
twin beds, for refined girls: cony. trans, /;
laYndSy spI priyil $50 mo .,,s Gil 0T5e | s
private bath, for gentleman; private home;
ESQ sso W. hesiISs GLEBE u RD., NE. ALEx.-Front
room for two girls or couple in Protestant
home; near buses and rest 20 min; to
sEDRM. Ma6f s0S 2Np ID BATE bath. end floor bedrm.,
next to bath, $50 for gentleman, in re-
ined home; sAs1 eonvenient location in Airing
ROOM, kitchenette, private half bath; EN-.
ssSseS sss \. 'GSessM RaSMokE, Airing 5 ys@Room
81 sI1s s0asn 4snd fn fn HyattsVie M Hs
rooms, twin beds. Men only, So per week.
xRIrNgToN-Large MA asIt; room. double or sin
Cuisines: bus; n 20 oNnii min. downtown oL. 7f57.
1925 N. VERMONT. ARLINGroN-Pleas-
ant rm., double bed, new furniture; near
LOVELY DBL; RM-Twin BEDS excel.
cHEyY tTsHSI cassE. ia hMD-Nice clean. comfort
able room in beautiful location. Single,
SO; double $50 W. WI sins li..n,r0 rr 81 nv,
home, cor; 10c bus: gentlemen baths
DOUBLE RooM-Private bath: bus passes
the ng.nensss 5eSm ST es Wi ss
NORTH ARLINGTON-Doubl room. for
employed couple, conv. to bus: nondrinkng
9 isIs N. EEDGEwooD ST. Arl., va.-Lovely
rm. for one or two: near bus line; cont.
hot water and unlim. phone. Gil. 531s.
ROOM IN NEW HOME for employed lady;
breakfast priyil;;, eenv; transp. s35 mo-
No. ARLNGToN-c Comfortable room and
private bath, for gentleman. CHI. 1921.
Evening star., 1946-10-31
RooMs FURhIsnEn-s.owA.ess

SHAMROCK. INN, sos 2. Capitol ST..
81 Ti;f TM5fhRfs III f. f. RE- sz5s adjoining rooms
DsE weekly aor ''1 'sis is fs@
ass saith ST. N.E-Double room. newly
eonysn transp; $50 each a per r wk. 9N'
9sss s9s as 's ST. 4 sRIarse asef
day day Sunday. Lincoln 6o5s. weekdsys
sos sessf x ST. NJ ns.E;-Douhls or triple rm twin
or double beds; unlimited phone conv
VS. Of tp sso fSa psr Sk sse
~ GiRARD sT: N.E,-Large room for
gentleman, next to bath. in quiet. private
hs1f Rs1f MoshoR s5s Rg 81 iysa clean front
room. Venetian blinds. Iin tyin beds; $50 each
isny s sEHfoN Fn ssl front
81 ssnifoa oo ST. nr %. solsers Snq Home san
Sus at r eornsH ssS R4 "a 9as7 oss7
lis 9Th ST. NE. Ant. .2o1-Double room
for employed couple, $40 week; conv: 2
sss Isth ST. N.E.-sleeping rm. for mid
sTsnsp;;s g i. sig month. *: 1873 81
$50 mo. Cali DE: ssss after $40. msG sG'
1850 AMES ST., N.E.-Double room
SIS week ea., ladies preferred. FIR. 6996
1910 MICHIGAN AVE. NE, mr.. Monastery
home, 81 ca; reference. MI. 1900
I777 LYMAN PL. N.E.-Twin beds, newly
furn., gas heat uni. phone. Kitchen. privil.
exc. trans. Prefer couple, or 2 girls. $50
ca. person TR. 1926.
?51O 31st ST. Me- lse. rm., $50 ga
double; $50 ea.. triple. single rm,, S25
Single beds. Mr.. bath. Good transp
unlim; phone; Ii an4l. II
couple Or 2 LADIES' $40 ssea no; use of kit;
COLORED-31O7 18th ST. N.E.-Fron
room. 81 80 per week. Call NO. 1873. 81
blks. from 18th and sts.: rooms, Z
men or women for each: home privil; So
week each. DU. 2O5O. i