davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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toothed leaves, is a well-shaped tree,
but seems rather short lived in our
country. Another imported maple,
the Amur. is a graceful small tree
from China. 1t is useful In the
small yard where one wishes to
avoid the color effect of the scarlet
maple.
The Japanese maple has attained
great popularity because of its finely
cut foliage and bright coloring,
which in some varieties Is attained
as soon as the leaves unfurl in the
spring. Other varieties color up only
in the late summer. More shrub
than tree, it is small, slow in growth
and not easily transplanted.
Other naples are omitted from
discussion here because they are sell
dom planted in this area.
BY way of summary: The red
maple merits much wider planting;
where rapidity of growth is not so
important, the sugar and Norway
naples are two desirable species;
the Norway, sugar and red naples
are relatively less troubled by dis
ease and insects than the silver
maple.
Avoid Bark Injuries.
Injuries to the bark should be
avoided. If injury occurs, care is
recommended to avoid entrance OF
a disease known as the maple wilt
Once this disease has entered the
tree, leaves and branches wilt while
green, and death of the tree follows
in a year or two. Infected trees
should be removed.
Trees lacking in vigor are some
times subject to a disease called
leaf scorch." 1t isn't really dis
ease, but rather evidence of insult
ficient moisture for normal leaf
functioning. However, because ol
it's appearance-irregular blotches
streaking or yellowing of the leaves
alarm. 1t can be prevented by
judicious pruning, by fertilizing in
the winter, and by watering during
periods of drought.
There are several leaf-spot dis
eases that attack NAPLES, although
they seldom assume serious pro-
portions. When they do, the tree
should be sprayed with bordeau1
solution until the disease is brought
under control.
Aobidc Saey,1 IN favor rnar,le trees
and while seldom doing serious dam
age, they do spoil the appearance
Control with a nicotine soap spray
To curb leaf-eating insects, use
lead arsenate, DDT or rotenone
sprays. The japanese beetle is not
troublesome on the naples; only
the Norway and the Japanese ma
pies being listed as occasionally at
tackled.
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FAC Delegates
To Visit EARNS

Delegates from 81 Nations attend
ing the conference of the Food and
Agriculture Organization of the
United Nations here this week will
get a closeup of agriculture Satur-
day.
The delegaes will visit the Uni
versity of Maryland and travel to
nearby farms to see how the Univer-
sity's programs are carried out on
the land.
Among farms to be visited will be
the Nellie V. Thrasher farm near
Frederick where a one-day conser-
vation demonstration was held last
August.
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Maryland.V Virginia
4.HClub Activities

Jackie Graves, Is, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jack Graves, Syria, Madison
County, has been named winner of
the State meat animal contest in
which over 5000 Virginia All
youngsters took part. Jackie re-
ceived a gold watch from the Thomas
E. Wilson Packing Co., Chicago,
sponsor of the contest.
Miss Dolores Gibbs, a member
of the Madison All Club, recently
was notified that she had won the
State girls record contest, sponsored
by Montgomery Ward & Co. She
will receive an expense paid trip to
the All Club Congress to be held in
Chicago, November %.
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Life in the Country-Hungry Livestock

neighbor and was talking, not pay
ing her much attention To become
the center of attraction again. she
reached out and got hold of my
shirt sleeve, giving it tug that all
most upset me.
And incidentally, honoring the
French and German union of blood
lines in her pedigree, we have named
her Miss Millennium.
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Dog Notes
By Peter Boqqs

! nave JuSt lllllSllcu lCduAllS d4l
article by scientist. He claims that
"a dog has no sense of direction
and that he must rely on his sense
of sight and smell, and that the
mysterious "homing instinct" does
not exist. Now 1 have verified, in
every detail, the journey made by a
collie some years ago from Albu-
querque, N. Mex, to his home and
owner in Fort Scott, Kans., and
many more such true stories.
The distance between the two
cities is something like 300 miles.
The dog had made the trip to Albu-
querque in closed baggage car.
If you are out walking with your
dog and he strays into street
heavy with traffic, never call him to
come back to you. If you do, his
instinct to obey will probably make
him return at once, recklessly ignor-
ing the traffic. If you don't call to
him, he will probably cross the street
safely and then you can go across
to him.
Hogs liver and kidneys are ex-
cellent sources of vitamins, pro-
teins and minerals. Either of these
is a good addition to any dogs diet.
However, it is wise to restrict the
amount of liver when first feeding it
to a dog If more than small
amounts are given, it will tend to
cause dlarrhea. The average dog
will soon become accustomed to it
and will like 1t. 1t isn't necessary to
cook these organs; in fact they have
more food value If uncooked. I don't
advise feeding them as a steady
diet-not over two or three times
week.
There is a nameless charm about
motoring which captures almost
every dog and there are dogs which
insist on regarding all automobiles
as their exclusive property. Re-
Gently a man in Hornell. N. Y.
parked his car at the curb and went
into a store. When he came out
again a large dog was seated ma
jeStically behind the steering wheel
a dog this man had never seen be-
fore. AS he started to open the
door OF his machine, the dog flew
at him with as much fury as though
he were guarding his masters car
from a thief. With the help of a
policeman the dog was finally driven
away.
A friend of mine owns an Irish
terrier which is gentle until she gets
into a car. Then, viciously, she seeks
to guard it against all the world. She
even jumps aboard cars of her
masters guests and won't let the
owner come near unless her master
orders her out OF the way.
@. I have a 6-year-old collie. How
often should he be given distemper
lnoculations? He was given three
shots when he was about a year
old. Is it time for more now?-
w. N.
A. A dog requires usually only one
series of inoculations for distemper
during its lifetime.
@. What would cause my Springer
Spaniel to shake his head fire.
quently and at times paw at his
ears?-H. j. B.
A. would say that your dog is
suffering from canker of the ear.
Suggest taking him to a veterina-
rian for reatment. He will be able
to remedy the situation quickly.
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the first meeting of the club here in
recent years, the group usually con-
vening in Baltimore.
Capital Division Of the Woman's
National Farm and Garden Associa-
ton will meet Wednesday at 1890
pm. in Barker Hall, Seventeenth
and K streets NV.
The 25th anniversary of the
Bethesda Community Garden Club
will be celebrated Wednesday, at
80 am. at the Battery Park Club
house. Charter members and past
presidents will be honored. Mrs.
Edward Matteossian with talk on
Feeding Our Feathered Friends -
Mrs. Howard B. Richardson is hos
pitality chairman. Luncheon hos
tess committee includes Miss Sue
Thomas, Mrs. Paul E. Ferreo, Mrs.
Stuart L. Bailey, Mrs. Horace Beall,
Mrs. Frank A. Bennett, Mrs. Robert
Gutheim and Mrs. Gordon M. Kline.
Table flower arrangement by Mrs.
James H. Robinson.
Crestwood Citizens Association
has adopted the aZaleas as the COM
munity flower.
The National Capital Orchid So
ciety will meet in room 43, new Ma
tional Museum, Tenth street and
Constitution avenue NV, at pm.
tomorrow for a lecture and sympo-
SUM on Ventilation and Humidity
Control in the Greenhouse, by DR..
]. Fred Emerson of Baltimore. DR..
Emerson became interested in or
chids in his youth while residing IN
Sac Paulo, Brazil. He now pos
Sesses a splendid collection.
Final plans for the trustees meet
ing of the American Orchid Society
and the orchid show, which will be
held in the lobby of the American
Security g. Trust Co., December 3,
will be discussed. L. T. Savage is
chairman of the Show Committee.
The public is invited to the
meeting tomorrow and to display
orchid plants at the show.
At its last meeting the Chevy
Chase ID. c. Garden Club met at
the home of Mrs. Eber B. Woodruff
for luncheon and heard an illus
trated lecture on the flora of Ha-
waii. Assisting hostesses were Mrs.
C. Wolgemuth, jr., and Mrs. Henry
T. Wirgman.
In Virginia, the following chair
men led in the movement to OBJ
serve National Flower Week (No-
vember 7 to IA:
Fairfax County-Mrs. Corwin P.
Van SAINT, Ayr Hill Club Of Vienna;
Mrs. Beverly M. Coleman, Difficult
Run Club of Mclean; Mrs. C. j. S.
Durham, Great Falls Club Of For
estville; Mrs. Charles Pickett of the
Fairfax Club.
Alexandria-Mrs. Reynolds Black
well, Alexandria Woman's Club;
Mrs. Frank Youry, Belle Haven
Woman's Club; Mrs. A. D. Rorex,
Alexandria Club; Mrs. r. W. Phil
lips, Hunting Creek Club: Mrs. w.
L. Mason, Yates Gardens Club;
Mrs. Ray Poole, Beverley Hills
Woman's Club.
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Gibson Island Garden Club will
meet tomorrow at the home Of Mrs.
Humphrey Lloyd, 2700 Connecticut
avenue. Mrs. James r. Dawson Of
Belle Haven Garden Club at Alex
andria will speak on Christmas
Greens and Decorations" This is
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that I have been missing for long
time, without quite realizing 1t. The
smell of horses.
The new filly has brought back to
me memories of the pleasant as
sociations 1 once had with horses
and 1 am beginning to get again the
feel of having one around the place.
She is becoming as gentle as a
dog, and whinnies her greeting
everytime I pass her stall. The
other day I had shown her to a
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Garden Club Activities

the first meeting of the club here in
recent years, the group usually con-
vening in Baltimore.
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@. What would cause my Springer
Spaniel to shake his head fire.
quently and at times paw at his
ears?-H. j. B.
A. would say that your dog is
suffering from canker of the ear.
Suggest taking him to a veterina-
rian for treatment. He will be able
to remedy the situation quickly.
Evening star., 1948-11-14

Crestwood Citizens Association
has adopted the azaleas as the COM
munity flower.
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Capital Division of the WOman's
National Farm and Garden AssOcia-
ton will meet Wednesday at 1890
pm. in Barker Hall, Seventeenth
and K streets NV.
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At its last meeting the Chevy
Chase I'd. c. Garden Club met at
the home of Mrs. Eber B. Woodruff
for luncheon and heard an illus
trated lecture on the flora of Ha-
waii. Assisting hostesses were Mrs.
C. Wolgemuth, jr., and Mrs. Henry
T, Wirgman.
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ROOMS WANTED.

BUSINESS WOMAN desires clean, we'll
heated room: auiet refined atmosphherss; ta.
not no phone numbers Box 4s4-V, Star,
REFINED tgentilel empl, lady wants I'M
Box Box 4sasv St Star. '' ''N
QUIET lady, writer, desires room. partly
ins: :e reis5ences Can Ex $500; Apt: B;5...
xelibeha1ed 'hpf little 'an girls need furnished
III k. apt or rooms; children have own
beds; best references, Phone "oodley
MATURE lady wants room with adult
iaRais eFes fRo1 RoR '4aSsp 45SV 5ant'' stsr renal
4i room With Kitchen privileges BOX 36s-W,
PRfvATE room. cooking priv. by young
LADY arriX pox Monday' V sisr nonsmoSeF' non
GENTLEMAN. q i;i1il n. nondrinker. nonsmoker, de-
sires permanent master bedroom with pri-
outskirts NV. pref. Address Box 312-v
PROFESSIONAL, permanent Govt. employe,
private home; suburban. NV. section must
permit installation private phone in room.
DstsIls cost Box 4o3-V 81 Star r. bv :i3,sr r.
desires cool room in suburban home with
Kit. privils.; near bus. Phone IE' n3s9.
YOUNG TEACHER-Man writing science
book wants pleasant room. Nv. in re-
turn for guiding children, All. in nature
study, birds. experiments. correctins. tele-
SOUTHERN LADY, sentile, employed. de-
slres room. private home or apartment on
husline. Northwest section. Box 39-Y,
Cross VENTILATION. private bath pre-
ferred. in quiet, private home, ny out
skirts. if good transportation. Box 4o-Y'
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COOPERATIVE APTS.-sAlE.

As Low AS $1,000 DOWN. Vacant I'M
mediate possession--5 and 6 room apis;
newly redecorated and reconditioned.
Open for inspection. 10 am. to pm.
until sold. The Stanton, l2S c st. ne
FIRST NATIONAL REALTY CORP, ao5
18th st. NV. RE. 1881 or UN. o159. 25'
DE LUKE APT. in exclusive bids. near
MERIDIAN Park; large foyer, 35-ft. liv. rm
din ,rm:, 3 bedrms., > baths, maids rm
Immaculate condition: S2S,ooO. Call Mr.
Gavin. with H. G. sM1THY &C, ST, 1900;
1882 BfLTMoRE ST. N.w..Pgice- s6;5oo
up. Open daily, 2-5 pm. Call AID. 0025i
PoRrrR fysa ina g. sfleaKSs NK coSN HS AVE AvEFrs m
.-rm.. kit, and bath apt; southwest ex-
H. G. sMITHY CO., ST. $500: residence
DU. 477o.
WEST OF 18th ST. and Columbia rd NV
Unusually attractive cooperative apart
ment taking in the entire width OF a
regular, detached apartment building; in
axl2 IT., den same size, acious living
bedrooms and baths; high elevation; con-
venience to car lines, shops, theater lSt
Church Scientist and Rock Creek Park
are important; house maintenance charge
Sunday cali Mrs. Merillat co. 5l65.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, l7l9 K st. NV.
DE DE LUXE APARTMENT in exclusive build
ing near Meridian Park--Very larse foyer.
a5-ft. Lying room. dining room. 3 BED;
bath; service entrance. 3 exposures, with
excellent view. Immaculate condition
$4,000 Call Mr.. Gavin, H. G. SMTTHY
CO, ST. 1900: residence. DU. $40.
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MOVING. PACKING and STORAGE

MOVING BY VETERAN Of experience, with
new van; careful handling: reas. rates.
Call any time, MR.. COOK. GL. 5137.
REDUCED RATES, average rooms OF
furniture stored in individual compart-
ment for S3 per month. Reasonable rates
fF.Ss 19S ad9na c1 saFEfx al after s5q
EX-Gi MOVING SERVICE. storage; no Job
too small; reas, rates. We accept surplus
furn. as pay on moving, GLOVER. RE.
VETERAN. just out of the service, will
move or haul anything. night or day; no
Job too small Call EARLE. AT 1851. rs
SMALL JOBS--B1G JOBS-Van trucks,
white help; days, nights, Sundays; reas,
nSa5iy IoGAL rasH5 Mov1NG N SaSn AND HAuL1NG-Fast
service, low rates no Job too small;
exper white help EN-, 5329.
WANTED-Load or part load to and from
Washington, Pittsburgh, Cleveland. Detroit,
Chicago, 81. Louis. Kansas City Denver
and Calf immediate service. NORTHERN
VANLINES, INC. T. 9l53, AT 1854. Il
MOVING AND HAULING--Coloredv veter-
an prices reasonable. Call Lincoln 2445.
LIGHT HAULING and delivering ewes,
Sat and Sun Call North 5000. -25
DELIVERY SERVICES needed by national
concern for delivery of mercha andise IN
and around Wash. Must be dependa6le'
MARINE sqn 1 Il, vErERANs 4 EXAM. MOVING co. .-24-nr
service furniture meyiag and nd ~ Raql5sss aass
MoVING sfe'1ff eHa ACROSS THE STREET Or across
rooms; expert packing. Phone NO Q104.
UNICN STORAGE CO.. INC. est. 1905
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APARTMENTS EXCHANGED.

DESIRE USFURNISHED 3-bedroom apart
ment for same in PHILADELPHIA. Delaware
6-5915 tPhilaD or Box 154-T. Star 25'
or. 3 bedroom apt;
in EXCHANGE for very nice 1-bedroom apt.
in best northwest area. Phone Wo. 1913.
NEW YORK FOR bedroom
modern duplex apt, renovated brown
stone, garden. near Central Park. exchange
for house Wash. or vic. OWNER. Box
APT. DOWNTOWN NV; unfurnished
bedrm, liv. rm.,. dinette. kitchen and
bath exchange for apartment suitable
EXCHANGE. duplex -bedrm., ! st f.. ne:
rent, x36.5O: for duplex ! or bedrn. =,
nwa naTa Brishtwood or Manor Park RA'
WILL EXCHANGE clean, bright, mod
eretely priced l-bedrm. unfurn. apt. ne;
for same in NV. Box 436.V. Star.
DESIRE 2-bedrm apt, Washington or
Va, for 3 bedrms., New York. 14lst W;
$50 Call Gil 4504 or write 2lS No.
Granada st, Arlington, Va.
DOUGHBOY, wife and dog. domiclled
double duty apt, desperately desire duo
rooned dweiine. MI. 1921. -2f
EXCHANGE beautiful unfurnished, 2-bed-
rm. corner apartment, 18th floor, new
building, Jamaica New York City, Is
month lease. monthly rental S104, for
equivalent in vicinity of WASHINGTON; ref
erences exchanged Box 49l-V, Star. 25'
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ApARIMENIs WANTED.

MAN, wife. YEARLY searchlns
for unfurn l. bedroom NV. apt, MI.
77l7 Sunday am. after 8 pm, daily.
drinks nor smokes. wants apt, turn. ,,s Or r
unfurn; best care of property; would IKE
space for flower bed and an oecas. use
of piano; prefer College Park, Hyattspiie
or Sil. Spr; have car; ref. WA, 1858.
LIv. RIM, bedrm., kit. and bath apt
urgently needed by June LIST; middle-aseo.
employed woman best refs not over
one one oR oR TWo aH BEDROOM unfurnished
apt; two gentlemen. Call co. 522s SUM-
10 a.m.-5 pm; weekdays after Z pm.
YoUNG FBI EMPLoYE and wife want /
bedrm unfurn. apt. in District. Call GE.
2O2l between and 5 pm.
EMPLOYE of foreign embassy with wife
and child desire one-rn., bath and Kitchen
apt, furn. or unfurn. Write to Mr.. H0IAS'
sERvICEMAN, perm. assigned Wash. to
furn.: rent, SIS top. Ho. 573e bet. - p m.
BY JUNE 1-2-oedrn; apt uniurn''
mother. sons in boarding school; nv
Georgetown. Call MRS. BETS, OR, 6loo'
col oLoREtp-vETERAN. COLLEGE trained
Government employe prospective orlde,
srooml desires ! or , room, kitchen ano
bath unfurnished apartment; 500 maxi
mum. Box 43a-V. Star. 20
AND NURSE, newlyweds,
both employed, desire 2-3 rms, kit. bath,
by May l. Call NO 052S .5.
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APARTMENTS UhEURhlsHEp.

ARL.-I RMS. pvt bath and entrance;
available May /; employed cpl. only, nom
smokers and nondrinkers; good refs; COW.
to : buslines; Owens 61s2
6-ROOM APT. available for doctor, dentist
eI any Drofessi2as man an a, nsr ma "a Esst sot
Gap5er 45her n a cali Ex e 5ads Ps5 mo 0
Isl; ONTARIO PL. ,N.W.-Entire top floor.
Frisidaire; SIS. HO 749l.
BASEMENT APT. empl. couple only; pri-
rate shower, toilet. stove. sink large liv.
room. small conn. room as bedroom; must
supply own refs; nice home for select
1ad ad, s9sElfsn oWfS pL Boz Ms EY sta5 rms kit
NEW 5-RM. APT, . bedrms., liy rm.. .di-
nette, Kitchen all utilities furnished; $3.50
mo sHu 1896. Takoma Park.
bath ADULTS only, refs. req s65 plus ,util.
:;sd $50 gs1h' 18th ST. NE rooms bath, pvt.
sntranee sos mo. Utilities furnished
: AND q ROOM APTs., vacant; immedi-
ate possession; sold on cooperative
and monthly payments Ss925 like rent;
open for inspection, 10 to 8 till sold.
The STANTON, 12S c st. ne. -2b'
BRAND-NEW, L and . bedrms., in a
very fine NV. location; will be available
in 90 to l20 days; rent will be determined
by the rent control board, in the mean
E[,h cofoK2bNslb }GHN s Kahn 81 Go Swone arse
room ana kitchen for employed couple.
SAT 50 mo. -26
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ROOM AND BOARD WANTED.

FTRsT-FIooR ROOM with board for con-
genital lady. age ~: not nurse case; Box
RETIRED COUPLE desires room and
board; private bath preferred: in Be
thesda Chevy Chase vicinity: May through
October. Wisconsin 2s1S. 25'
SINGLE ROOM with board: NV. sec. pre-.
ferred MISS MARTIN, ia. 7346. Call
after 10 Sat. and Sun, after other oa. days
JUSTICE DEPT. SECRETARY desires
room quiet home. preferably with one
or two meals convenient 9th and Pa.
ave Box 495-V, Star. 25'
URGENTLY NEED single room with meals.
1st FIR. or elevator: scott Circle vicinity,
FOR QUIET MAN, single room. good
meals; NV. section. BOX 492V, Star.
LADY, past middle age, wants single room
and board in small boarding house or
single room in apt with use OF kitchen
MRS BEST. 100 lst st. ne.
GENTLEMAN desires single room and
board with French or Italian speaking
family; GEORGETOWN area. OW. 6735.
BY SETTLED COUPLE, unfurn. 2nd-f1oor
front room with board in private family;
west OF 18th st. NV. Pay $50 mo. BOX
BACHELOR will pay ss5 to 800 month
for room and board with elderly or middle
ase couple; Brookland area preferred
Hox 1l-Y. Star
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ROOMS EuPAlsHsp-st. and s.w

1871 FT. DAVIS RI. sE-Pm. next 10
@ecR 9sh Py Pcn,eman anme oGT SGse ES t?a?S3 sHg5
sugr'me couTtgLses, double front; win
NTcFly ,!Tsii FL ruFS 4 borBIE ,as2 RIM. pvt home
Phone HI $3.50
SACoSTIA-Attractive sunny double also
SINGLE room, for employed young men
Iai2 PENNA AVE s.E,--Ise front room
on carlin' clean a. nj, settled d-nk,ns qnset per-
49,. K sT S.E.-Ntce single room for
Gentlemen. next, to. bath; or settled en-
pGyfd sr asy sse cf Mon Front sv'nns mini Tn TR BEDS
besutifulIy furn, near House once .Bldg.;
, sentlemen or employed cpl. preferred,
Is, s.. s.w-stnsle room. @ 50; double
iieS uh ST. s.w.-Larse room for gen
17I6 e9th ST. s.E.-Fu-n rm. in new
eSme 81 modrrn eonvi RTyste RsSa oes9'
c9oLoFtD-%SD FLOOR. iarFs room; next
% bath. to- employed couple; PRIVILEGES.
:S.s 81 nos s. :nsos.s semsn sas nssy fur
,a's I =. cicsn sinsIe x. trent. ! next szt
o so5 8' 5 onmGd monS 'sifphH1s Sf SSs next TO S"s
Couple coup sharc '' Kit eIec refs ~ Plenly h,-%;
l3l" LIVINGSTON RD. ,s.E.,SApt C
priylls, woman; bus at corner; S35 Ak
lGo, f ST. s.E.-Nice rm for couple or
NEAR CAPITOL HILL-Lovely, large front
besufa t4rnishns on5 6ef for epntaShe nssh
borhood, co1yeniently located. See to
sIPafs'iassNip sIa1 IYNpsLE Hsl RI RI sE-Douels room.
Also single room. Girls only. VI. 4l24.
1910 R ST s,EmE2oomii I; prtysss 1aSe home;
1913 25th ST. S.E.-Large front bedroom,
comfortably furn. next to bath; empl.
person; PVT home s35 mo- garage ayail.'
RM' '"? NEXT r To- 70 BArH-New. pvt. home;
unlm. phone; gentleman only, Twinins
AS BURNS ST. s.E.-Beautiful -m. in
new home for couple; $40 mo, AK. 3:l2
Ie 9th sE-Furnished rooms. double
and slnele, Nniim, phone; next TO bath
BRIGHr; sinsle rm; sood transsporta5,i,oIn:
si, slScIr 's iisht " cheerta t airy room in pvt
home. q Quiet. friendly couple, s:5; close
zoo 81; s;E.ELagse 'front.' sea;oon :,ss} N
i25 9Th ST s.w.-Attrar-ively furn. rm
twin beds, for ; empl. adults. SIS mo
iToa ST. s.E.-Larse from. rm., pvt
home, employed rirl. TR. 1929 after
CoLoRED-rsse D ST. s.E.-Front room.
pssi7 nsTl7 decorated for refined couple SO
CoLoRED-135s d ST. s.E.-Rooms for
rent. Sat. after 6, al day Sunday. 25'