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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORDION, Wurlitzer 1l1-bass, white
ADDING MACHINE, new, add and subtract,
desk model, hand elec. CAPITOL, s26
ADDING MACHINES, new and rebuilt, all
makes See the new small raodels: Terms:
Our 3sth ". AMERICAN IYsP,EWRd1TE.E =
& Arr tne.oSPfk nce.ooMSPfkEssoRs. real bargains, UP to
IO-h.p; paymts. as low as $40 mo. MI
s742; after pm, call VI. $3.50. Ext. 122,
Z s1R p 1L65Ma1PiRhEssoR-ngersolI-Rand. L5a1PiRhE type
40; in good cond.; less motor. LEO ROC.
CA. INC. 4301 Conn. ave. I'M. 1900. 20
AIR CONDITIONERS, new n and q ton
window and consoles Of nationally known
make, at preseason's discounts. based on
is47 lists. Considering 1s4s ~. price rises; yon
when desired. Since 1875, 4. 8. JOHN
ssfnRs.coSpfTIoNiSG sns on fri MIG COOLING UNITS
Midwinter sale at reduced prices. both new
and reconditioned units: guaranteed,
slsPnEF smPf iFIER Io AND NIKE DE armand
nick-up and cub amplifier: priced for
uuick sale: S32 so. MILLER's PAWN
ssRoKERs ExcH., Al st. NV. Elk. 5000.
aNpIRoNs. Everything for the fireplace.
Take ADVANTAGE Of these very low PRICES; \
Open Saturday only. S032 q. n.w -
m ers. priced to sell, SIS. Call Du. 1852
aSIIoUES-ciearanes sale; present stock.
ktaEEanpssAkE taEns ai fnaasE HOUSE. 1895 s4th st. ~.
AID. 77s7. Open ewes. snd SUNDAY. 10
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REPAIRS AND SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES. calculators cleaned,
RE Rs' 1 i9a adgstsa N Al TfEk e.
sbb1NG shS IN MacHiSEs, a. fines rYpEwR1rERs Dur-
chased and traded. repaired quickly; rea;
est YES
CO. 913 18th NV. Ins: BLDG RE. 2S2s.
nee nse' eses :a9 tsas !ana'e Nj Soss Des Sse
sRickLAYING-rireplacss. ehimneys, re;
5sHsssfa AkAsA AEkAssAs as .g ags4 hom.
RscS # AZ NR iyPsi sftassasd sHoF 1sss ssspsis W
CAN cxMERa IA Gasr sspAfsssiS II At S'1 10th St
R yssEs dAPsT s1psE!snss net sse.0F DaEfsl asl1
fne Sahanste ana aiteratfons Rshs IT, P2s' ss2a
RPENTRY-Recreation room repaired.
nases linen oFR T% 'ssa ssss and
salaH sterm doors; fsasonaoie e Rates r. 5ssi
eczAEkarHfNTsRr, ezEaHfhs painting and paper hfnslns
commsEelsI: j., regairiagg, Of all kinds. Call
HA1FnSilieii ins. vail Cleaning fsis and isoOfs IA i$ss
CARPENTRY-Recreation rooms, closets.
bookshelves, partitions, window yalanGes,
sash cords. etc SH. 4235 -22
CARPENTRY WORK-We do 1t; all kinds
of repair work. FIR. 6669. Painting and
9CARPENTRY&Attics 9sI finished. recreation
rooms porches inclosed, stairways dormer
HENDRICKS. Union 2491.
CARPENTRY, PAINTING AID paper hang
ing at reasonable prices; satisfaction guar
anteed. Call DU. 1886 for free estlmaate.
CLEANING furniture. rugs,
machine cleaned on premises; also grapes
and slip covers. Call MR.. cRuLEY' NO
aIfcfRfc lgfa aRf Wiring. commercial and resi-.
esf1a genital cutIeis Gd ana rspars REdA
EIEcfSHc M fSge ne WIRING. 1 REPAIRS, 'I new plugs,
switches and services; no Job too small
Sci Re $500 AAI wooRsoH seesSs sSisehes &c
coNTaAcToRs. EX. 1886 -2I
ELEC. APPLIANCES AND WIRING repairs
and new installation; prompt day ana
nisht service, IA. 1877. DI: 0l22; %
pairing. remod., new and old housewiring;
reas. rates: license, bonded. WA 44io.
ELECTRIC WIRING, repairs. emergency
service, extra outlets, auto. control wiring:
no charge for estimates; licensed master
ELEcTRIcIAN.A a. licensed: colered; wiring
jsI,fHs RhiSAII 10 an xRnRSt IA 4ssS
method Of disposing Of oil food wastes
tx. osss. ''f 'Df'ae ''"a as
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HELP DOMESTIC.

oosf 5dsy WIKI hrs nust ss s snF?ash sR
recent domes:: ref. only; $50 and cartare.
local oTeferenssss required S25 weekly
COOK AND G.H.W.. part time l pm. to
Z. references required. WI, 7731. -22
COUPLE for caretaker ano cook on small
a msn To care co for @ heayy az house
work and grounds; separate furnished cot
tage with all facilities. provided near main
right couple. For interview. call Elm
COUPLE. competent. perm position, small
and small amount of outside work; own
Tm. I'm and bath; good salary refs. req. Gal Gan
Civ, live in, no adult cooking, children.
city references required. 500 month. MI.
G.Hw.-CooK; hours 1890 through din
ner: 6-day week; family of adults; must
es MI 3d. Sssl or
GIRL. colored. must be neat. to wash
dishes approx. hrs. NIGHTS week. Elk.
GIRL, neat and clean; to live in and take
care Of .4,-yr.-oid child must like children.
GIRL to take care of one child and E.hw
in 1-bedroom apt: and prepare eyening
asal sssal foE BE- PsTs In Slday week. $50
GIRL. colored, 1910, to care for 2-bedrm
apt. plain cooking. light laundry; 1880
until after dinner; $50 wk. plus carfare:
must have city references. Call ia. 1856
GIRL OR wOMAN-Iive in, good home
Also girl mothers helper after school
627 Delafeld pl. NV. Call GF. 0672,
HoUsEKEEPER. white. settled. to care
for 2-hedrm. apt plain cooking. light
refs. Ia, S666 after 1890 am. 80
MAID. gh.w. and care of baby; refer
ence and health card required $50 month
with private room and board. JAY DEES S
1907 @ st. NV.
MAID, general housework, experienced
sood plain cook; fond of children: live In:
recent references; 20 years or older. Wo
30Se -22
MAID, part time. 12 noon 90 Pm; NV
section. Ref. REQ EN- 1880. -25
MIDDLE-AGED settled woman-Cookins
S27.S0. bis -day week: only those with
Tyr. recent city refs. need apply. OIL
a4Sz before 10 pm. -22
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HELP poMEsIIc icont.l J

WO.IAN, white. exper.. live in.. care ei
Girls z mos. and yrs,s s,lsh6-k. lh-k.; other help s
WOMAN. colored. 8 days. q week. 3 hrs
day, no cooking, no children; 60c an
hr. snd carfare: Bethesda area. Brad
WOMAN. white, not over 90 yrs. old
g.h.w., small wash. In family, $50 and
live in; good home. GE. 5165.
WOMAN to do light houSework and care
for elderly lady with injured hip; stay in
ewes; meals given; references: apply in
q1 psrSSn1 d59ipi t5q7siA afe e. ST. hnnS:vork nw @ .,
small lawn; age, middle 30s: no smoking
or drinking; $3.50 mo. Call Elk. 1884
EMPLOYED COUPLE with sla-year-old
girl; want white woman to live in and
take charge of new 5-room brick bunga.
low; excellent salary. Call EX. $3.50 Sat
between $50 and IL or apply in person
1r40 K st. NV.
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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

ADDITIONS, remodeling, carpentry, plas-
and commercial: by local contractor. UN.
215O and Ia. 1920. -22
ADDITIONS. Al remodelins. carpentry.
plastering, painting, etc; free estimates.
no money down: Z years 70 pay; HAMId.
CARPENTRY, brick work. plastering. fire.
proofing. asbestos siding. roonng. painting.
heating, all work fully guar; save 20sc
eoMsEfelAk eSasns hse LA AND H HONE kEraRs Ais Re-
modelling. additions: free estimates: W: G
WARNER CONTRACTING CO.. NO. $500
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AUTOMOBILE DRIVING LEsSONS-New
safe driver. Pickup service. dL. 5oss.
25'
MODERN TRAINING In beauty culture, an
subjects taught. Approved by Government
for OF training. WAR-HYNN BKAUTY
1sl9 F9Sc st aT ~ iSe2
GI bill. Men, and women. Phone Oliver
AIRCRAFT MECEANICs-class now form.
ing. TEACH-AIR INSTITUTE, Washington
National Airport. EX. 0083 81
HIGHLY CULTURED WOMAN teaches
English, self-confdence. freedom from self
eonscioqsness; pvt. tutor. MI. 1850 2.
NEW CLASSES STARTING in bookkeeping.
shorthand, touch typing. comptometry. all
office machines. register today: hundreds
of positions available; est. 80 yrs. accred-
tied. BOYD SCHOOL. 1898 F st. NV. ma.
BEAUTY OPERATORS NEEDED-Modern
training in. all subjects; day, night and
part,tIms classes get our free eatologus;
for D. C. requirements and G1 training.
134o N. z. ave. Me. TITS. Estab. 1918.
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MOTOR TRAVEL,

DRIVING KANSAS CITY February 22 or
90: share expense: take one or two, as
sist driving; Shepherd 269s;. 20.
about 2Sth. 942 OldSmobile, take one or
, passengers, write EUGENE DRAPER,
Davis Cabins, Warrenton. Va. -"2
YOUNG MAN DESIRES RIDE to Los
Angeles, can leave any time after Feb.
25. Box Ash, Star. 21"
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

bSoetD sapsS s4S go wE vf pasr m
exper nee. sal open: typists {2O). S37 80
to $40 wk; up. Always good openings
yrs BOYDS, 1888 F, Ma. 233S
TYPISTS 40 to $40 wk %. must be
fast, accurate; few recep. .-typists to S35 80
$50: temp. and perm. openings. A
friendly agency; see Miss Bond. RE. 2S2S,
FORD EMP SERVICE. 4l3 18th st NV.
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DOMESTIC

FOR THE HIGHER-TYPE colored workers,
erences which you may verify. cali Ma
TIONALs HOME SERVICE ASSN, INC,
I1lT You st. NV, Room 3. CO. 1855,
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CLEANERS Speciality NV. long estab-
sewing machine; truck included; about
S465 weekly; make an offer.
t2) NV; here 8 yrs: rent S125, long
lease; pressing and sewing machine; about
$500 weekly; priced low.
go S.w. lively spot; rent, 500, Ions
lease; pressing and sewing machine now
doing about $4s5 weekly; priced to sell. :.
eauip in best cond., truck included: will
get good lease with reas. rent; about S735
weekly; reas. offer takes it.
t5l NV; wonderful locations rent, ylO0.
about $500 weekly; priced right:
t6) NV; Just tops for tailor; rent
Ss5. long lease: pressing and sewing ma
better than $500; priced to sell this week.
% SEE these and the others we have
listed in our ONCE. For courteous informa-
tion, call Mr.. Flager. TIE. 1852; Mrs WHO
DU 1886, or THRIFTEE BROKERS' DI.
5000
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ARDALE CON-
Bill Columbia

permanently re-
r stainless steel:
Or bath; complete
all for estimate,
IA RT10 90
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BICYCLE, girls. suitable for l2-yr. -old
girl, good condition. S26. FIR. 0425.

BINOCULARS, opera glasses. neld glasses,
sport glasses, telescopes. etc. new and
rebuilt: many types and styles: trade tns
accepted Visit our complete Photographic
dept. M1CRo-MART Az 10th st NV,
BOOTHS-Three soda booths in one unit;
reasonable for quick sale. Call Ii. 449S.
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s self-service market, do
D per week: ideal for 2
30 down, balance can be
). No brokers. Box ATT
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:, innerspring
i. EM. 1901.

d MACHINE for sale:
See Mr.. PresgraYe at
ROLET, $40 H st. ne,
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UTSIDE, INSIDE PAINTING, papering
I'd floor rehnishing: prompt service: re-
lble white mechanics; no money down.
to Sc months to nay. Call MR.. MIN
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-12-09
Community Recreation
Basketball League

Because a few players failed to
show up last Monday, the opening of
formal basketball play had to be
postponed. Due to the limited num-
Der reporting for organization, teams
were selected with only five players
on each.
In this way, four teams were
selected, the thought being, the more
the merrier. This week there were
a few newcomers, Bob Zimmerman,
Clyde Fisher, Dick Rockey, Jack
Clark and Bob Luginbuhl. AS soon
as the captains can get together,
they will select players from this
group in order of their first selec-
ton. Next Monday the same games
will be scheduled.
First game Rockets VS.. Cornhusk-
ers 1880.
Second game Midgets VS.. Tailend-
ers $3.50.
The teams will play 20 minute
halves with a 10 minute intermis-
sion. Those playing the second
game will be allowed a 10 minute
warmup.
We can add new players anytime.
Anyone having next Monday evening
free can come to the high school
gym and play on a team that same
night.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-12-09
High School Pirates Defeat Carey;
New Knoxville Is Coming Saturday

After racking up their first
victory of the season at Carey last
Friday night by score of 80 to 81,
Bluffton High cagers will attempt to
repeat at home this Saturday in a
tilt with New Knoxville on the Bluff
ton court. a-
The lanky Rangers will be one Of
the finest teams the Pirates will
have on their card this winter, and
some indication of the sort of scor-
ing local fans can anticipate can be
seen in results of the New Knoxville
opener against Buckland, which the
Rangers won, by a score of 10 to
A.
New Knoxville plays Indiana style
basketball, and fans can expect
wide-open game with plenty of thrills
in the Saturday night assignment.
Following the tilt with the Rang
ers, Bluffton will face only two more
foes before the holidays. On Dec.
II, the Pirates will go to Hicksville,
and a Dec. q meeting with Pandora
will be on the local court.
Last Friday night at Carey, the
Lowry-coached outfit broke into the
win column for the first time with a
80 to 81 decision, after leading all
the way.
Bluffton held a slender edge at
Halftime, 22 to 10, but pulled away
to a more comfortable margin in the
last half.
Don Schmidt and Ray Which paced
the Pirate scoring attack, with
Schmidt racking up 13 points, while
Which was getting IL.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-12-09

Beavers, as also did another center
Charlie Share.
For the Beavers, Dick Gratz had
eight points Drummer Six, and
Dickey five. Others in the Blufftor
lineup were Rich Gratz, Yoder
Howe, Leichty, Smucker and Stahly,
The Beaver schedule for the re-
mainder of the season includes the
following games:
Dec. 11-Capital, there
Dec. 14-Findlay, there
Dec. 16-O. N. u, there
Jan. 8-Alumni, at home
Jan. 11-O. N. u, at home
Jan. 14-Wilberforce, there
Jan. 24-Wilmington, at home
Jan. 26-Cedarville, there
Jan. 31-Defiance, at home
Feb. Wilmington, at home
Feb. 8-Findlay, at home
Feb. 12-Taylor, there
Feb. 16-Defance, there
Feb. 18-Huntington, at home
Feb. 22-Cedarville, at home
Feb. 25-Indiana Tech, at home.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-12-09
College Cagers To Play Capital
And Findlay Away From Home

In schedule that does not call
for them to play at home again
until after the Christmas holiday
season, Bluffton college cagers will
meet two foes on foreign courts in
games of the next week.
Saturday night the Beavers will
meet a strong Capital university
team at Columbus, and next Tuesday
night they will take on Findlay coll
lege at Findlay.
Following those two starts, the
Bluffton team will have only one
more game before the holidays, a
tilt with Ohio Northern at Ada on
December Is.
Last Wednesday night at Bowling
Green, the Beavers fell before the
top-ranking Falcons, 73 to 26. Half
time score was Bowling Green 33,
Bluffton IT.
Against Bluffton, the Bowling
Green coach used 10 men. A former
Bluffton player, Ernie Raber, tied as
high-point man of the evening,
garnering IL points against the
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-12-09
SpOrtsmen Lose

Corkwell Wilson Sports of Ottawa
defeated Bluffton Sportsmen, 28 to
30, last Wednesday night at Ottawa
for the teams eighth straight
victory. K. Moore and G. Moser
paced the Bluffton scoring attack.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-12-09
Notice

Annual meeting of stockholders of
The Citizens National Bank, Bluff
ton, Ohio, will be held at the office
of said bank on Tuesday, January
IL, 1949 at 7 p, m. fori election of
directors and transaction of other
business which may come before the
meeting.
E. G. Ronfey, Secretary
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1948-12-09

Farm share of the retail food
dollar has been around 53 percent
in recent months, compared to a
high of 55 percent in January, 1948.
Evening star., 1948-03-04
Bishop kinsoIving 10 Give
Final Sermon in Series

The Rt. Rev. Arthur B. Kinsolv-
ing, Bishop Of Arizona, will deliver
the final sermon in his series at
the noon-day service tomorrow in
the Episcopal Church of the
Epiphany.
Next week DR.. Joseph r. Sizoo,
president Of the New Brunswick
IN. j. Theological Seminary, will
be the preacher at the services on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
DR.. sizoo was formerly pastor OF
the New York Avenue Presbyterian
Church here.
Preacher at the noon-day service
sponsored on Saturdays by the
Washington Federation of Churches
at Epiphany Church will be DR.. Al
fred w. Hurst, pastor of Cleveland
Park Congregational Church.
DR.. Edward L. r. Elson will be
the speaker at the noon-day serv-
ice tomorrow ut National Presby-
terian Church.
DR.. Frederick Brown Harris, pas
tor of Foundry Methodist Church,
addressed q Lenten luncheon meet
ing at the Central Branch YMCA,
l736 g street NV. yesterday.
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RsIph and Esther Dean, boy. ,
Joseph and Juanita DeCourcey, girl.
Ernesto and Blanca Delgado, boy.
Edward and Helen Dodge, girl.
Bernard and Minnie Downey, boy.
Constaptinos and Mary Economics, boy
william and Leah Eisenberg, boy.
James and Mary Elan, girl.
John and Elizabeth Calvin, girl
Leo and Margaret Giovanni, boy.
Donald and Grace Graham, jr., girl.
James and Lena Grear, boy.
John and Sara Gregory, sirl.
William and Cornelia Gribbin, girl.
Joseph and Agnes Hammett. boy.
Edwin and Dorothy Hartshorn. boy.
James and Beverly Harville, girl.
John and Marion Harris, boy.
william and Lorraine Hayes, girl.
John and Grace Herberg, jr, boy.
Carl and Kathryn Hildehrand, girl
Ray and Joan Hodgson, boy.
Francis and Grace Hoehn, boy.
Marion and Hazelene Horne, boy.
John and Harriet James, girl.
Burton and Dorothy Jewell, boy.
Richard and Jessie Jones, boy.
Elias and Katherine Kahvas, girl.
william and Lola Keull, boy.
Marion and Mollie Lambert, girl.
Lubin and Jeanne .Leggette, boy.
Charles and Thelma Lemley, girl.
Harvey and Myra Leu, boy.
Frank and Anna Littledeld, girl
Donald and Jean Macdonald, boy.
Harrison and Helen Markham, boy.
John and Marie MaZullo, boy.
Angelo and Virginia Monaco, girl.
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Deaths Reported
tYrom the D. C. Bureau of vital Statistics.

Susie (sarah) selby. e1, Blue Plains, D. c.
Laura c. Snyder, 81. Gaithersburg, Md.
Joseph Z. Geigsn, SO, 1881 2nd st. ne.
Mary =. White, 81: 7137 7th st; NV.
Marfaret Beaver, n, 30S South carolina
Jane D. smith.rs. 7e. 1910 stephenson
Msrion V smith, zs. 155s .ssk road NV.
Joseph z. Cullen, a, 1412 Ridge pl Sc.
Joseph e. Melton. 10, 15a Todd pl. ne.
James ]. Murray, 81, 113O Buchanan st.
Edna Brown, 81, 1882 crittenden st. NV.
Harry c. Brooks, q. 3606 o st. NV.
simon schwartz, so, 52 T st: nv. ~,
Charles Is M chenery 63 qppsIEyiiil1e 4po onEiin va
yirElnia H. Brownina; 4e; 1881 st. Sc.
Joe b. Turner, infant, Arlington, Va.
infant Attiliis, Alexandria. Va.
Eugene Proctor. SO, 305 Delaware ave. s.w.
Mary Reese, ~, 2432 Ontario I'd. NV.
Marcella Stanton, SO, GIL N St. NV.
William z. Chapman, 81, 1926 Central ave
James smackum. 81. 2s15 Dumbarton ave.
Israel Blaekshear, 55' 622 18th st. ne:
Alice NJ Anderson, 50, l104 21st pl: ne.
5ds an N sneSssld e0Ss e e. rs rfRsan aobart St b. NV
MabeI MABEL Thomas, a, b22 66th st. ne.
Blanche Landy, 40. 203 g Ct; NV;
Howard Jones; q. AZ 1rying yn gxsts st. NV NV
Harold middleton. 8. 4549 Dix st. ne.
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Births Reported
trrom the d. C. Bureau of Vital Statistics

LAFAYETTE and Juliet Alves, girl.
Louis and Bessie Anthon. boy.
Angelo and Druscilla Aversa, boy.
William and Margaret Bennett, boy.
Ralph and Mary Berry. girl.
Edward and Iris BraZerol, boy.
Clifford and Evelyn Brinkman' girl.
Rufus and Mary Brown, girl.
Elmer and Vera Burgess, girl.
Ernest and Norma Cage, girl.
Verman and Martha Claudio, girl.
Ray and Virginia Clutter, boy.
George and Elsie Coffey, girl
William and Pauline Cowart, girl.
Evening star., 1948-03-04

Reuben and wiihelmina Moody. bog.
Edwin and Ethel Morris, girl.
William and Evelyn Murphy, .3r., girl
Charles and Elizabeth .McMahon. boy.
william and Charlotte Neagle, boy.
Sheldon and Norma Nutter, boy
Leon and Kathleen O'Connor, ir., boy.
Roderick and Cynthia O'Connor, girl
Robert and Doris Perkey, boy.
Carl and Edith Peterson, girl.
Homer and Elizabeth Pfeiffer, boy.
Mele and Nellie Rodich, boy.
Wilbert and Ruth Ryan, boy.
Samuel and Ruth Sachs. boy.
William and Margaret Sahrow, girl.
Elzea and Leora Shuford, boy.
Hans and Muriselle Simenauer, girl.
Jackson and Anne Smith, girl.
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ROOMS EuRh.-s.E. ss.w. Cont. ,

LGE. FURN. RM. next to bath. very reas.;
near transp. Can be seen at any time.
: ATTRAC. FRONT ROOMS. cor. house,
PVT home: suit. empl. young men. Call
sis G .sT. s.E.-Nicely furnished double
home. reasonable. FIR. 1912 after / pm.
LGE; FRONT RM, married couple. Lu
ATTRACTIVE DOUBLE ROOM. inner
spring mattress. private modern home, un-
aits6 neishSorkood paSne' VI Hui Ios door, desirable
sis ist ST. s.E.NFurnished room for rent.
c Can al Sunday ayol until pm.' Monday after
.o3 End ST. Sc. = Large front, bright
utilities furn; pvt. family; man only;
lis 18th ST. S.E.-Iarge, clean room,
twin beds nr. Lincoln Park car; married
couple G6p yn,sS or gsntlemen; S35 mo. for 2. -16
or pets; furnished double bedroom, with
Laundry and kit. privileges; no drinking.
HILLCREST, 3336 Denver st. s.e-Front
.tnia tically new home. S35. VI; O5l3. 10
bstb bhi hnlShed II IaeI in knettv pine adjoining
pouBLE ROOM. twin beds: also SING single;
! block from Mt; Pleasant carline; phone
COZ inS ntS'esss ioh ST. IT, sE $50 large
rooms for couple or share privileges; conv.
COLoRED-LARGE FRONT RM.. home
privileees: no children for employed
COLORED-RoOM for refined elderly lady;
qulet home: reasonable TR. 5531
COLORED--ROOM FOR SINGLE person.
home priyils, ME. 4563 Ill
Large room for employed married couple;
home privileges. VI s2us ii
COLORED- FURN. ROOM for rent, TW.
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ROOMS FURhIsHEp-s.E. and s.w

single beds; washing and phone privileges.
1s2s EAST AVE. Sc. in in suitlandIRm
esnsus esns BpIeag and andrews Field, 10
pvt, home, next to bath: use of phone:
NICE FRONT ROOM near bath; transp
ooer ooHo city: rent double or single FIR
SEQ: ST. Sc, Coral Hills, Md rms
iurn; use of kit; and bath: suitable for q
1873 1ss 9 81 4 sEseey s fHslRs furn front o room
ssse sh fsFsD ST. sEEarr. 50 En R Front sd9s Room
windows. clean and comfortable; one per.
son s35; two persons, $50; gentlemen
as BURNS ST. s.E;-Beautiful room in
SO 4e, mpnth v Call AK. 27I2 22,. -12
to bath for AVE FfH% fF 1855
FACING CAPITOL PARK Comfortable
10 am, Apt. 201. 40 Independence
s2s 18th ST. s.E.-Larse front room
family: II; 1898. :,
1909 R ST. sE.-Room for quiet, refined
breakfast privileges VI 3I41.
BUNK, with cooking facilities, on sailboat
available to mature young woman of good
health; car desirable. S.W. Washing ton
nicely SYc aGpf; fURSIsHED sunny room for .
men or 2 girls; twin beds, 2 closets
Kosher meals if desired. vi. 1926.
Ice. RIM, twin beds, next to bath, suit
hme privileges. Ii. 1858. 1915 18th pl. Sc
ATTRACTIVE FRONT ROOM, adjacent
bath. to refined girl; home priv, conv. To-
cation and transp. AT. $3.50.
Evening star., 1948-10-10
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures.

NSSWS tSne1-TVOnuWeSr.
1414 EUCLID ST: N.W:-1st-foor front
IIhkl III hot and Sf' cold water; @ ss7.5o PEI
5si7 COLORADO AVE. N.w.-Attrmactive,
privils; pvt home; near transp. IA. 57Ss.
coLoREIDzDoUBLE ROOM next to bath,
coLoREDL1sm Sf0 + ST. N.w.-Lady to
twin beds. next to bath. AID. 4994. ID
CoLoRED-lsos ST. N.W.-Large fur
eoLokEp-is @f RASDoLrH aSDei n RI. f4' NV ll
FURNISHED ,,,i.i room' nice home, near carline
ss5 is55 Il 5Ass5 ssss ssqSr ss aS s
CoLoRED-l.es Ist ST. Nw.-Newly
coLoRGDNicE P Sic sf faoSP f ~ RM No. sinSs SsS
eofSRH6Ls4.fS cf dSRIlf; M $50 .u r,,n To- 10
privlgs. Woman preferred. No No. s934. 34.ns
CoLoRED-la33 t ST N.W.-Double
room, furn for , gentlemen; reasonab bic
son s9me oPEn PPEi1ileges Can DU 1928: ii
able Nov. /. DE. 6545.
CoL0RED-oNE DOUBLE ROOM; fair
plElViiegss' pr ns sinsle party or couple; slo
CoLoRED9isoo BLK. YOU sT-1se
front i ron rm. for rent man only. Call DU.
coIoRED-FuRNIsHED ROOM, near 14th
and Fla. ave. NV; some privileges, no
cooking. CO. 327S
CoLoRED-.a37 18th ST. N.w.-Neatly
furnished room. next to bath: SS week
COLORED-LARGE. front room. for . en-
ployed men, single bed: mr.. car and bus
lines Call any time or Sun, HO 1858
CoLORED-FURNISHED RM. for married
cple. or girls; privileges; 1900 blk of
Sherman ave. NV Phone RA 1887
CoLORED-l203 HARVARD ST. NV
Nice room, next bath; cooking privileges;
CoLORED-iO ADAMS ST. NV fur
niShed rooms. Hudson 500"
COLoRED-i330 r ST. N.W.-Hieh-c class
rooms IN the Bachelors Retreat; maid an6
phone service all rooms newly painted
and furnished with modern furniture and
beautyreSt mattresses. HO. 61l2 daily;
COLORED-s5.6 1Ith ST. N.W.-Middle
rm., next 10 bath, for one man. DU 495l