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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-01-15
Attends Funeral

On Saturday Frank Divis WenI
to Kalispell where funeral services
for his Old time friend, Mr.. Frank
P. Carey who in the capacity of
county commissioner served Lin
coin county for eighteen years. Mr..
Carey passed away at Metaline Falls
and iHterment was in Kalispell Con-
rad cemetery
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-01-15
Pinochle Climb

Mrs. Jim Lindsey was hostess to
the Thursday afternoon Pinochle
Club. Mrs. Bollman received high
prize, Mrs. Nelson travelling and
Mrs Leo Rubber low.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-01-15

are to be located at Klamath Fails.
Ore, and Miles City, Mont
Evening star., 1948-09-12
Supply BoftIeneck Persists
In Nonferrous Metals
By the Associotsd Press

NEW YORK, Sept. 1.-THE tight
supply situation in the majer nom
ferrous metals continued unbroken
this week.
Copper consumers showed keen
interest in placing orders for Oc-
tober delivery as several producers
opened books for that month
Available copper for September
shipment already Is well accounted
for, with booked deliveries totaling
about 1880 tons.
Foreign sales of copper produced
outside this country picked up
somewhat, but the volume still is
below the turnover reached earlier
In the year.
The lead shortage resulting chiefly
from continuing strikes in the Mis-
souri, lead belt was alleviated to
some extent by increased imports,
but users both in this country and
abroad still were seeking more than
producers could supply A few for
eign lots were still bringing premium
prices.
Resumption of operations at the
Eagle Picher mines and plants in
the Tri-State district after a nine
week strike was expected to signal
an improved zinc and lead supply
situation during the final quarter
OF the year. Industry sources esti-
mated the long shutdown cost
roughly $4,000 tons Of zinc con-
centrate and some 1000 tons of
lead.
Foreign inquiry for zinc fell off
slightly during the week, but do
mestic demand continued brisk and
the market was firm.
Evening star., 1948-09-12
Chicago Grain

CHICAGO. Sept. IL R,-The shorts IN
septemnsr s,snt 16 corn didn't get any encourage
ment today out OF the Agriculture Depart
ment's forecast for a record -breakins new
corn crop. Instead the shorts found
themselves again buying on a rising mar
kel september spurted couple OF
Action of September did not have much
innuence on the new-crop months. They
sold at slightly lower levels most of tbs
DAY, although the Agriculture Depart.
ments crop forecast hardly was news here
Tor some time 1t has been agreed that
Inc record crop was made"
Wheat did quite we'll particularly thu
July, 1899, delivery. Reports circulated OF
small pickup in domestic flour business
oats were slightly easier much of the ses.
SION. largely on the Agriculture Depart
menl crop estimate. which raised oiItput
by -, 900 bushels.
soybeans and lard continued their r..
coVery. which has been Influenced nv
strengthening in fats and oils prices II
also was said that soybeans appeared 10
dustries. -1'"i -"
=, Wheat closed ss-2h higher, September
September, 1,72H-54; oats were "a lower
70 70 hieher, September 72; rye was /,
higher, December 1861, and soybeans
were o,2 to cents higher. November
Evening star., 1948-09-12
Tobacco Markets

RALEIGH, N. c.. Sept. IL R).--Flue.
cured tobacco prices, dropped at the enc
of the week in North Carolina belts.
day below the previous day on the East.
ern belt: Thursdays gross sales amount
ed to 10.740S52 tmillionl pounds for ar
In the Carolinas border-belt Thursday!
sales crossed 7,sl $500 pounds for q
S44.}2 average, while gross sales in tht
on Thursday for an average of 5000.
The gross sales and average price. fol
the sesson g s1s In os each belt; Eastern bet
belt 220,94l, ,375 pounds at SOL 81
middle belt, ISL l1,0S6 pounds at SOL 50.
Evening star., 1948-09-12
Reserve Move Lowers
Treasury Issues, but
Trading Is Light
BY the Assoeic.sd Press

NEW YORK, Sept. l1.-United
States Government obligations held
the spotlight In the bond market
this week.
When the Federal Reserve let 1t
be known Wednesday night that
member banks reserve requirements
would be raised, many observers
anticipated sharp reaction in the
Treasury issues.
The banks were expected to have
to cash some 81 500 ,000, 900 of their
Government holdinos to meet the
new requirements. This. some felt,
would test the support level in the
market-the point at which the
Government will buy its bonds to
maintain the long-term 29a per cent
interest rate. ~.
No selling rush developed. Deal
ings in the Governments both
Thursday and Friday were rela-
lively light.
Prices Start Slow Slide.
Prices did take a slow slide, how
ever. At the close Of the week.
several issues were at or near the
support mark. The bank eligible
21as Of September 1972-67. q key
issue. was quoted in over-the-
counter dealings at 101 bid, gen.
orally accepted as the "pegged"
price. Thursdays declines generally
were limited to less than 8/32 of q
point, Fridays to 4/32 or less.
There were varying explanations
OF the markets failure to develop
high activity. One was that large
banks were prepared for the re-
serve action. Another was that the
banks are in no hurry to convert
their bond holdings to cash, since
the new regulations are not effec-
tive until September Is for country
banks and September "a for others.
The week ended September 3
brought considerable decrease in
the selling of Government bonds
by bank and non-bank holders. The
Federal Reserve figures showed pur-
chases for the period of $50 900 900
OF bonds, far below the 208 900 900
reported in the preceding week.
The system continued a substan-
tial seller of short-term securities
which. combined with some retire
ments by the Treasury, resulted in
a net reduction of $171 900 900 in its
total holdings of Government sec,,r.
titles of all kinds.
Railroad Liens Down.
Railroad liens in the corporats
bond list on the stock exchange
dipped during the week, along with
common shares of the carriers. On
Friday income obligations were un-
der especial pressure, with a scat
Ierlng OF l to 2 points decline.
Over the five sessions, in the
Associated Press averages, rails and
utilities were off 3 of a point, in
oustrials up1, foreign dollar bonds
down 2 and low-yield issues off 4.
Sales volume on the exchange
Tor the week declined slightly, total
ing Sl2,566,500 against $13,962, 300 In
the preceding period.
New municipal financing is due for
an upturn in the coming week. The
Daily Bond Buyer reported issues
scheduled for sale aggregate ST.
l29,242, against $25,576,5O0 in the
past week. However, the same publi-
cation said approyals of bond issues
oy municipalities In the month of
August were only $2S,017,l0O. COM
pared with 9l,s2o,6 In the same
month year ago.
Evening star., 1948-09-12

-, VHIcAEO CAsh MaFkef.
Wheat-No. > yellow, 2,.4I.. Corn
No, 1 yellow, I,9gIa-2 No .. 1.9912-
100. Oats-No. / heavy, mixed, 14I.-5.;
sample grade heavy. white. IA No. i ex-
ira heavy, white, 76; No. . heavy. white
r4H; No; l extra heavy, sample red, 1854.
barley-Msltlns, 1lS-60 nominal; feed
.00-22 nominal Fisld seed per hundred :
weight, nominal-Sweet clover, 1000
io 20; red top, 41.0O-43O0; timothy,
Evening star., 1948-09-12
CupitoI Securities

The following bid and asked prices ar.
Securities Dealers, Inc, and other sources
bus are unoficial. They do not represent
actual transactions; they are intended as
which these securities could have been
sold, indicated by the bid) or bought
indicated by the asked at the time OF
any quotation furnished on reauesl
Evening star., 1948-09-12

+IJpt trading, 10 shares. In bankruptcy or re-
being reorganized under the Bankruptcy
Act or securities assumed by such companies. Rates
of dividends foregoing table annual
ments based on the last quarterly or dec-
dividends are included cid Called. Ex dividend
xr Ex rights. Also extra or extras. Plus stock
dividend Cash or stock. Declared or paid 50 far
this PAYABLE in stoek estimated cash value on
sx-dividend date. Paid last year. Declared or
paid after stock dividend or spiit-up Declared Or
paid this year, accumulatiye issue with dYtdends
In arrears Paid this year. dividend omitted. ferred
or no action taken dividend meeting. Declared
Ia4s payable in 1919 , Liqudatine dividend. Pay
able In stock. exact cash value undetermined dec
lsration date.
Evening star., 1948-09-12

MARKET AVERAGES COM
piled by the Associated Press
are traced on the chart above.
The stock average was under
pressure in the last week and
dropped from 69.8 to $50.
After five consecutive weekly
declines, the commodity av-
erage rose from 1855 to 1864
Milford chronicle., 1948-01-23
ELEMENTARY p. r. A.

The moving picture machine,
which was given the school by the
local school board and the P. T. A.,
is really being used. Several pic
lures week are being shown
throughout the grades. In the fu-
ture pictures will be our most i'm
pOrtant teaching aid.
The officers of the P. T. A. still
have few dishes left from the food
sale for which they cannot find the
owners They would appreciate il
if the owners would notify them so
that the plates can be returned.
The Student Council has decided
to supervise collections for gCarep
for the Elementary School. They
are also planning to collect Christ
mas cards and would appreciate
any cooperation given them by the
public. These cards are to be sent
to various Hospitals throughout the
country.
The Safety Council has shown a
movie on Safety for Pedestrians. -
The picture was secured by the
Safety Council Advisor, Mrs.
Blades, which was shown to prac-
tically the whole school.
Milford chronicle., 1948-01-23
Fire Recorders
Report for 1947
CONTINUED from nrsr page,

period of 124 hours, all told, and
travelled a total of 2,049 miles. The
average attendance was 18 men.
Of the type of fires, those of the
chimney variety led the list with a
total of 26, houses were second with
20, grass fires third, with 13 and
dumps fourth, with u. Others fol-
low: cars, g.; barns, 4 woods. g.;
stoves, 6; factOrys, I; trucks, s.:
airplanes, /; shacks, 1; light wires.
3; wastebasket, 1; chicken house.
2; garages, 2; marshes, 3; crane.
/; boats, 3; stores, 2; trash. l.;
restaurants, 2; saw mill, /; engine.
1; office, 1; assists, l. phe companv
was also called out once to assist
in man hunt.
During this period, the firemen
used 1880 feet of 21b inch hose
lO,850 feet of IL inch and $3.50 feet
of / inch. Pumping time required
to fight these fires was 1874 hours.
Man hours during this time were
-2,232, and nine drills were held.
Five men were injured while in
service, one critically. There was
one accident in which equipment
was involved. During 1947, the am
bulance was called out 1876 times.
Milford chronicle., 1948-01-23
Deposits in Delaware
Banks Show Decrease
continued from nrst pager


$1,196,649, and deposits of banks
show a decrease of $531, ,568. Loans
and discounts were S120,46O.S79 on
December 81, 1947, which was an
increase of $3O,3O8,512 since De-
cember 81, 1946.
Bonds Decrease
The banks held obligations of
the United States Government of
$226,773,580, decrease of S67.-
332,748, or 1916 per cent for the
year 1947. Other bonds and secur-
tiles on that date amounted to SS4. =
600,312, also a decrease of ST. .4O8.-
O88, or 1.66 per cent. Cash and bal
ances with other banks of S97377.-
147 show an increase over the De-
cember, 1916, figures of S7.431.711
The capital account reflects an
increase for the year of S2172197.
The report pointed out that
while loans have increased. officers
and directors of Delaware state
banks have been cautious in ad-
vancing credit and have been re-
spOnsive in the correction of crit
iciZed loans and unsatisfactory
credit policies.
Milford chronicle., 1948-01-23
State Bond Issue
Is Awarded Group
continued from nrst pager

Of the total issue, $4,000 is for
construction and equipping of a
stOTerOOm, warehouse and a hOus-
ing unit for a resident physician by
the Delaware Commission for the
Feeble Minded; $25OOO0 is for con-
struction by the State Old, Age We'll
fare Commission of additional facil-
tiles at the State Welfare Home at
Smyrna; $240,OO0 for establishment
Of department at the Delaware
State Hospital for criminally in
sane adults, criminally inclined
juveniles and feebleminded persons
who may be criminally inclined;
and 100000 for the State Boardsof
Education to construct and equip a
new high school building for Negro
students in Sussex County.
All four issues were authorized
by the 1947 State Legislature. The
successful bid specified that the
bidders would take all or none of
the issues.
Milford chronicle., 1948-01-23
Polio Drive Gaining
Momentum Locally
Continued from hrst pase)

Next Friday evening the Ameri-
can Legion is sponsoring a benefit
dance at the new Milford ArmOry,
dancing from nine until one. The
music will be furnished by Joe
Singer and his orchestra. Those
who have been fortunate to have
heard this group, know just how
good they can be. Proceeds from
the sale of tickets after the neces-
sary expenses are taken out will
be turned over to the Drive. -
Tickets are selling at $3.50 per
couple
The local committee which has
been working so hard to put the
drive over is composed of Robert
Yerkes, Dean Kimmel, Fred Geyer,
James r. West and Reese Jester.
Milford chronicle., 1948-01-23
MasOns Carrying Out
Scheduled Program
CcOntinued from nrst paEe2

Past Grand Chaplain Frank Her.
son will accompany the down-state
masons. He is scheduled to address
the gathering sometime during the
evening which willy be held in the
Masonic Temple, in Wilmington, on
Market Street.
WOrshiDful Master Feagan ex-
tends an invitation to any Mason
who may be in this vicinity to at
tend the stated communication on
the 23rd and enjoy an evening of
masonic work.
Milford chronicle., 1948-01-23
TAXES PAID STATE
IN 1047 SHOW GAIN
CONTINUED from first page)

Collections from inheritance and
estate tax amounted to $685., ,402 IA
as compared with $685., ,432.59, a de-
crease of $27O3O.45, or 4O6 per
cent.
War emergency gross income tax
collections amounted to 1927 ,O23.91
as compared with S153,211.93 dur
ing the preceding year, a decrease
OF $26,188.02 or II per cent. The
law expired on December 81, 1914
and the collections constituted
mainly additional assessments
made as a result of audit of war
emergency tax returns.
An analysis of revenue collect
ed during the calendar year 1947
hv counties fOIlOvc.
Milford chronicle., 1948-01-23
Speakers from India
At Avenue Church
continued from arst page,

wind Christian Institute in the La
hore district Of India where his wife
serves on the faculty. At present,
they are on furlough of Is months
and will return to India this year.
From Feb. ! to June 1, Mr.. Rugg
will teach missions in the Depart
ment of international Relations a.
Southwestern University, George
town, Tex. Mr.. and Mrs. Rugg hav .
Travelled extensively in Europe an
the Orient.
Milford chronicle., 1948-01-23
First Electrical Comrsa

Prof. Francis Bacon Crocker es.
tablished the worlds first electrical
engineering course at Columbia uni.
versity in 1889.
Evening star., 1948-07-19
BOATS.

Isasp IssSAkR sas mG. sft . Tt or hns ch.s.
snooa Ser '''z9shsfE At s4Is sa MXRs& s's
CHESAPEAKE BAY FISHING BOAT, 30
sssE1Sssa SsSS wSIxrIiSf %H
ing without manufacturers warranty. 8.
KING FULTON, INC. so3 Maine ave; :.w.
OWENS FLAGSHIP CRUISER l94s model,
9 menths old: original cost, incl dn access;
GARfS y, tS'c set Om fully ana eaup 0D n CO.
$50. s1s Bouther ave, Eastfort, Md, An
oTTBoARD otHHo SsIV' MOTOR, 1s4s johnson sea-
price, sioo' Phone MR.. HOOK. oW 7522.
!s.s S.sas ssss s!ss s.ss siss: ee'1sS'.
moof rsdo 3ndseld Rpsr poves
plant, coz system, auto. bilge pump, bath
full galley; sleeps. 4; perfect condition. Cali
Fsrsy "a ssIo Mago gon Ma 9d seen at s'hks Ma!ps s
4s-FT. vENTNOR CRUISER, cabins give
coz, coz Living 9rartess a1n
xAaihS xaRsI csSR Iii ssSs esn. rope are ...
tinsuishers outboard motors Scripps ma
rine engines. 30 to 300 h.p; fishing tackle.
FRANK DEL VECCHIo e. SON. 1912 11th
FISHING PARTIES, day or night. Chesa.
Jeake Bay. Herring Bay, Gooses For res
ervation. call CAPT. A. " KING, WA.
1872
ALUMINIUM and stainless steel boats "a.
Is and 16 IT. sizes: viii not leak or sink;
reasonably priced. collie TRAILER CO..
5000 Ga ave nv. 81. S202.
OUTBOARD MOTORS for rent by day or
week. SHERIDAN OUTBoARD RENTAL
co sI35 Ga, ave, GE, 3040.
Evening star., 1948-07-19
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

KITTENS, black and white Maltese;
wormed; male; mixed Angora. ia. 4434
es6sEf ecso6seEkfn ST asfAN1ELs-win lease I'm.
White. Gay Boy a eGmPsasa Forest M.nor. a.d aaf
Rs NA asai n .el sfef Detay
KERRY KIN II BLUE TERRIER ruppY-Picki of
litter. ontstandins; mos; 16 champions
R show pfsspsss ssnsssti0ns gisasssre' ggsss Axe
male, . yrs, $40. Phone FA. s743 Tues
GREAT DANE PUPPIES and older danes,
WIS inv PTeed $50 D' uD Sec Sec
BAsENJI, beautiful pair dogs IA yrs. old
to be appreciated; will sacrifice 500 for
psir sd 29d6 Perry st. ne, DE. 1854 30
mens aecepted. Cali H5N, IN asus. uf' "DDc.'' wa6
BOXER. male, 13 months, registered, In
noculated against rabies and distemper
GREAT DANE, male, o mos. old; has had
al shots. Has champions in blood
bs.t ne das has 1T show Placed rss and
Price, 5000 or best ofier, -22
GERMAN SHEPHERD DoGS-Puppies for
sale; sire. Champion Dennis OF Longworth;
dam dam Assardi bdisydsx nsdrs sPrace sloo
ss; :'siis
DOCS AND CATS boarded week ends or
er7ee fsnn.
WEE KENNELS, 4sl5 Conn ave. wo osa4
COLLIE, purebrsd, sable and white puppie.
mos old, affectionate and good with
Monday. FA. 1417 ia
Evening star., 1948-07-19
APARTMENTS WANTED.

2n p c5I9I.p pbsns pn:Is5 AZ. Az,
n..a.a N sn. bs,na O. ava %an eds
SMALL APT. for Poe Govt. woman; refined:
conven, transp, Write Box 234-L, star.
VET AND EMPLOYED WIPE need unfurn.
5edrm. apt IN apt. house; SIS max,
WI WaNfHDsaALI h s Liyen,nss ngurni.h.a ant. 20. With
Ps All sssirss d y Essnsd young lady I'll:
ffoaiseeDi my ny Enaii i sh sria. and our lit.l.
baby girl a quiet. clean. arm. turn. apt,
veteran an,vsrins OIL. sosI nightly b.
GOV; sovr. kNofRsHRikR and wifi. d.,lY.! l.
ssss0Ga Ss sso 'si H. sao is sss sS. 'sSsSs Ssssa
NAVY IT, wife, infant, desire furnishsd
spt or houaei excellent care; maximum
s sso II IT, axaIH46N aaaf H1 N $685. Mon thsYg'A
NAVY MAN, wife. s-me. .-oId baby, .pIsentiy
issh.p ana s.t Sr sso.ao
23s ssGufas Httsesn ahMY SsA9oR, wife and I Year
oid son want or 2 bedroom yniur9.
e. is;js;Is sss ! &S I;.'' sose, ,i;'s can
Ar,instsn, va pTsfI s75 MAJ; Rf 500.
PERMANENTLY SITUATED here; iookins
for or , rm. apt. In NV. no. e617.
ssoS1 sssi : 70 esL 5s P.Ti Taiysp.zp veteran. and
pIss,. ssa sSssf' ps .na Gr HIv.ts 1.pn. u.
s7s per s p,1.s 9hons a ssss ,ss Es
oakn. to Dm qao These e ,.ga sDsyss e.: %:
tfs rfss :Ts 4iSH;H: e s:n, ssn
asss ass sna tes:s ss 1sa1SGH rS yns ''s s
Dupont Circle. MISS BARROW. DE. sass
EMPLOYED ADULTS dss,r. s-b.drpem
:s}sreness. Box g7-E. Star. LA
vETEkAN, who pians 70 marry. desires
:pIedgW Ws:,an. apt tpsEnishsa OF unfuEn,shsd.
sAvAf osTcEk sss With it'sr aits EN- eeIp.e.s tn
sso arsen sa soh a..s sag 0S. nss
i'qa rnshSIap hflS Rfs's 'osEsffiiks fi ss7s s,aISs 2s
sxt. ibo between o an. and $40 Pm;
s6tr2tts rsHts ehld asfsT p paas.n,, need uniSrn. aSr
,ps,, ,ps,.,g Up to cf9sz an99.' Arl' or osorsstsSn
fofSG coftLE dssir. unturn spt.. "
R'' III YoG eosfhrEarIRS AsRpEa soss Sss..on
s;H ;ssss eaar.ssa sGaI r.:Ssan ss, dSns s. e
2. M refs. wishes airy: ! or rn. kitchen.
SssS kINr' NcSs' cc .6Sc ss,' Reasonable rssSSn'
MoNf soME oNx please help u.s. Dee.
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Evening star., 1948-07-19
ROOMS ruRNIsnEp-Ne,thss.,

sss I7th p. NE.-rront doubl. bed.
s3f5 CLAY Fl. N.E.NNice front room, 2
windows, clothes closets; little cooler;
or persons. TR. s67a. -la
GENTGELMAN-Fron rm,. next to bath;
unlimited phone, radio in rm.: I blk.
from bus; $25 for l, $40 ca. for 2, MI.
s's fs 9th ST. NE, Apt. 4os-Nic.ly furn.
rm. in pvt apt, near Capitol and excel.
transp. downtown. Ii. 5016. al
3OS STAPLES N.E-Nice sleeping room
THE MARiCK, iss B st, ne-Newly dec
SasiIi%slss; IS i nd doubles. ss5; % singles, ssi 20.
cATsoIio off .. VIC. 2e44 10th st.-Attr.
lse bedrm., twin beds; 20 min. downtown;
scmipvt. bath; $40 dble., S35 sgle. DU. 0039.
EMrL; E5 cr5E. Kit k's Drivil, transD. near; az
SINGLE ROOM, next to bath; close to
transportation; private home. Call Ii.
aio i,th ST. Me-, Apt. 4: very large COM
Portable rm. for middle aged man: conv. to
car line and everything Clean home. go
1908 10th ST. NE. tMichigan Park
Single or dble. rm.. empl. cple.. pvt. home:
conv. transp.; after 9 pm. DU. 1859;
coLoRED-MED.- SIZED RM,. all kit
priv; will accept child over 2; twin beds;
toLSkEp@nARaR 81 ron nfRoS4 seoa, eaS fur
nished conv. transp.; suitable FOR 2
reliable adults; some privileses TR. 1887.
Evening star., 1948-07-19
APARrMENrs FURNISHED.

/ RM:, KIT. AND BArH, completely furn,
X. Sn R1ss as'yeso scorf Fe ~ scS
ddeshl dosh ss IA. n,ssa ns,ssas. Rates ss'So'sS''o per
sit,, ana bath to share; sss each. TR.
$50 MARYLAND AVE. MIS-. 4; Ih,k;,
;SIh N! ShsR siss 18th sr.socm With =.
mo-; mo- r.fs' GsU required Wv Pvt. .ntrsncs. % ap'
sos7. from to pm. BOX ssS-o, star.
NEAR wARpMAN HOTEL. asos oart.ld
Hall. Nv, rm, din. rm.. kit, porohss, bed
eject s bath sss vas sSsst phun. yard Honh, snS ss a
sl1O per mo, Business cpl. Refs. Pess.
NEAR wgxSpMAS h. y HOTEL ssoe o.,!a:,sa al. ~
somplstsiy lls sttraetiyeis M s'o turn i1n: Iy rn':
piano; bsdrm;, hall, closets, kit,'d,nstt.'
r ,,;s:. Aus s'a:' on s': s..Fs:,. is; :ss =;
FEsnoYsss E utilities Eni .ssss s.ss. ,sz a:a. s s
ssso sassd kANsxs Slse aVH RHk sNl NSSs sss rm and
nice location; cow trans. IA. 4s4S.
sH9.oa ssss soel fssn ssassH HI ,g s'd% 1
niShed' near Msridisn Park; utilities incl,
Ssso isso wToMIN sSY htsk AVE- Star rNwrnttry,o Ard
ar, large bedrms, liv; rm.. lit. and
NJ. ISIS or pU, s4Ss' Aiso, Isl door.
ExcELIENr NV. LOCATION, containing
bedrm., kit, din, .liy, rm. and bath
nc no children or PETS s1oo mo- Box 2ss.
sss iith ST NE rms, and kit; rstst,
sas, elsc;, h:w pvt. bath; worrying coupls
isss faRExsuff i2Sef ffutff IT, 0PNyw
furnished nrst, door. living room, din
ms nae.Sa. room; den; pedroom: kitchen bath.
half utilities: nondrinkers: professional
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ss sss neky kTss sd 81 ssns g. tor
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:sfa sRM an s's|'ss lasiPfsa sss h.., and
electricity; et. $50 mo- l34s st. ne. See
) s''fE EMpLoYEp z eR ADuLrs-pvt, entrance.
lsin Lying rm, : . bsdrms;. kit. bath and sua
r.fsr.: .crssned sindows and ND doors; @ sssSS
r.sh al ~ UTILITIES turn gN toi $685. ro,
2 50. from Congregational Library; $50 per
men, MO; in hem hSms of culture and refine s6.
HOW CAN YOU RENT an apartment by
rent, DOWNING APARTMENTS mo va
.iiIENTHoTsE," vic. 18th and F at. NV
saihs utilities; dishes: linens Included;
Sios N. cApIToI@pbupiex apt. Nv. rm..
@ % porese saf tfent ls psreh .asn
WARDMAN PARK VICINITY. essa Gar
field st. n:w.-IRe. dbIe. Ink. rm.; all
service; sis wk. Alter IL. '''', go 20"
1917 IRVING ST. N.W--l-rm. bachelor
eh1ciency: refgr., cooking priyil.; auiet
sober man; $40 wk. AD. 0359, NO. 4591.
ONE ROOM FURN. semipvt. bath tno kit,:
suitable persons: Sl1 wkly. IL perm.
9412 Baltimore blvd, next to Cafe La
fSaes TWo MopERa ssGTXn hf hsffDRMs kit. ..miSv.. iS
ss,h' sstb NJ utilities p1,p tu,n $50 monthly Ss7
1895 sHEPHERD ST. Nw.-weli fun.
heat stns gas electricity: adults oniy' ssS.
Two LARGE RMS. for coupl. or . girls,
Frigidaire, semipvt. bath; S42.50 mo ea.
1a5s RHODE ISLAND AVE N.w.-one
rm. apt. and kitchenette for working
persons; no phone calls; $15 per wk. Ap-
ROOM BsMT. furn. or
unfurnished apt; $3.50 mo. 1928 You
st. NV. AD. b421 30