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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-05-19
Becoming q Reality .

Oakand Memorial hospital is rapidly becoming q reality
still vitality needed it is to become
a real part of the community
$4,000 additional funds to fully equip the hos
pita has started when the project
be at the lowest point Over there were
skeptics They hospital would be built They in
tmated funds would be sdetracked while there all the
septcsm there was and the money rolled in
Enough for construction of the building
and this was done Now building well under way that
enthusiasm has been lost We hope it just temporary mat
The County Commissioners seeing that funds for the adj
ministraon of the hospital are being provided.
up the balance of to that it is fully
equipped have to the hospital who will
no doubt there will be those who already have
trbued who add their total Let's finish the job that
begun when George W. provided such start in his will
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-05-19
Hanill Field
Selected as Site Of
Centennial Pageant

The Hamill field, on the Oakland
Mt. Lake Park road, was selected
last week as the site for the Centen-
NAL pageant, which would he pre-
scented on three evenings during Cen
tennial Week, August to IA, it was
announced by Mrs. Lewis K. jones,
chairman of the pageant committee.
The pageant committee has ar
ranged to carry its own expenses, re-
ceiving all receipts from the pageant
and paying all expenses. A string en-
semble is to be obtained at a cost of
$425, to furnish music for the pag-
cant. Rev. Felix Robinson Will direct
the pageant. His ballad recently was
accepted as the official ballad for
Oakland's celebration.
Lighting needs for the carnival and
pageant areas were discussed last
Friday evening at the meeting of the
Centennial central committee with
Frank Kley, of the West Maryland
Power company. He is making ar
engagements for flood lights, etc.
Hickman Resigns
f. P. Hickman resigned as chair
man Of the committee on commercial
displays. The committee will send an
invitation to the Fort Hill High
School band to give concert on
Homecoming day.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-05-19
Inspection Made of
Mill Run Mine

Better ventilation and safer blast
ing practices are proposed in an or
iginal inspection report on the Michael
Nos. /, 2, and 3 mines of the Mill Run
Georges Greek Coal Company and Lee
Coal Company, located at Mill Run,
this county, issued by the Bureau of
Mines. The report also endorses suit
able haulage practices. The mines en-
ployed 10 men and produced 35 tons
of coal a day when they were ex-
amined by Inspector W. C, Eiduke in
April.
Instead of blasting with black blast
ing powder on shift, the inspector
recommended using permissible eX-
plosives or permissible blasting de-
vices in conformance with the Federal
Mine Safety Code. He also advised
providing adequate fire fighting
equipment underground, using per-
Missile electric cap lamps instead of
open lights, and disseminating smok-
ing in the mine
The inspector proposed coursing
more air to some working places in
the Nos. and = mines, offsetting the
ventilating fan at least Is feet and
equipping it with safeguards, erecting
fire doors at effective points in the
mine openings, erecting another door
to form an air lock in the chute be-
tween the Nos. and openings, post
ing warning signs at abandoned work
ings, providing at least two permits
sible flame safety lamps, and making
preshift and weekly examinations for
gas and other hazards.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-05-19
12O Present To
Honor DR.. Bennett

One hundred twenty persons at
tended the testimonial dinner last
Thursday evening honoring DR.. G. E.
Bennett, Baltimore bone specialist,
who had been giving his assistance
at orthopedic clinics in this county
for the past twenty-three years.
The dinner was held at the William
James hotel. Mrs. William Bauern-
schmidt, Baltimore, principal speak
cr, told of the work which DR.. Ben
nett had done in child welfare thru
out the years. Dr.. Bennett was pre-
sentcd with framed testimonial,
hand done, telling Of his work, and a
dozen goblcts, while Mrs. Bennett,
who accompanied him to Oakland,
was presented with a gift of hand
doomed towels from the fanny Lee
Craft House. Mrs. Bauenschmidt
was presented with a similar gift.
There were responses by DR.. Ben
nett and also DR.. George o. Eaton,
who has assisted DR.. Bennett in the
orthopedic work. Both specialists had
worked that day at the regular semi
annual orthopedic clinic at the county
health office where over 100 had been
there for diagnosis and treatment.
Among those attending the dinner
last Thursday also were Mr. and Mrs.
Obic Amman, Miss Henrietta Schwar-
zcnbach and DR.. and Mrs. Winter B.
Frantz, of Cumberland, and most of
the community chairmen in the coun-
ty chapter of the National Founda-
ton for Infantile Paralysis.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-05-19
Memorial Day Will
Be Just Another Day
For County Students

Memorial Day, on Monday, May 80,
will come to Oakland as usual but it
will not be the same for the students.
Members of organizations will be
excused to participate in the annual
parade, and the entire student body
will be excused to hear the Memorial
address of Associate Judge Oliver H..
Bruce, Jr., to be delivered at the Oak
land cemetery, but they will then be
compelled to spend the balance of
the regular school day in their class
rooms.
In former years the schools here
were closed for the day following the
morning parade and program, in
recognition of the day, which is to
honor the war dead, particularly of
the war between the states.
This week there were rumblings
when it was learned that classes
would not end until the regular time.
According to regulations of the
State Board of Education, Memorial
Day is not observed as a legal holiday.
The regulations state that the schools
on that day "shall devote a portion of
the day to exercises bearing on the
war between the states and Mary
lands part in the conflict" but does
not go beyond that. Heretofore it was
the custom in this county to allow
schools to close for a half day on GER
tain holidays, providing an appropri-
ate program was rendered. Accord
ing to r. Bowen Hardesty, county
superintendent of schools, this prac-
tice is not followed in other counties
of the state.
However, he said the present stu
alton was as result of a ruling of
the Board of Education, made last
year upon recommendation of F. Z.
Rathbun, former superintendent, that
there be no halliday holidays. This,
he also said, was in line with a recon-
mendation of school bus operators,
who were met with problem of some
schools observing half holiday while
others remained in session the entire
day.
So the following procedure was
outlined for schools this year. They
will remain in session the entire day,
but organizations and the student
body may participate in Memorial eX-
ercises and will be excused for such.
School buses will not come until the
regular time to take the students to
their homes.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-05-19
Legion Officials
Plan District Meet

American Legion officials discussed
plans for a district convention, to be
held in August, with Proctor Kildow
Post No. II, as the host organization,
at a meeting in Homecoming last Sun
day.
A department committeeman and
district vice-commander are to be
elected at that time.
The Mountain District legion post
representatives, at that meeting, also
reaffirmed their stand on the ODER
Bill and said they are unalterably OPP
posed to plan to put the question to
a referendum.
The measure calls for the signing of
a loyalty pledge by all public and
civil employees.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-05-19
Centennial Folders
Are Still Plentiful

Plenty of folders giving the daily
schedule of Oakland's Tooth ami
versary celebration, August 8 to IA,
are still available for persons who
want to use them to mail to their
friends or business associates in all
outgoing mail.
The folders were prepared in the
hope that they would be included in
such mail so that those receiving them
would be well informed about the ap-
preaching celebration and possibly
would arrange their vacations accord
ingly.
The folders are free and are avail
able at the Chamber of Commerce,
the City Hall, the two newspaper Of
fees, the William-James hotel, and in
several of the stores.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-05-19
ScOuterS Confer

Scouters interested in clubbing and
the regular scout troops of the area
were present at a scouters meeting in
the Episcopal Parish house on Mon
day evening. This was the first of a
series of planning and instruction
meetings for this district.
Earl S. Black, field executive, of
Petersburg, w. Va, led the discussion.
Also attending was Julian Patrick, of
Piedmont, w. Va, president of Po
tomac Council, B.S.A.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-05-19
Arnory Construction
To Begin Very Soon

Construction on the National Guard
armory, corner of Sth and High
streets, was scheduled to get under
way in the near future as a repre-
sentative of the Glove Improvement
company, of Baltimore, was here this
week making preliminary plans.
John G. Owens, engineer, was rep
resenting the company, and he told
Employment office officials that they
would sub-let various jobs to local
contractors.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-05-19
Cleaning Fluid
Causes Explosion

Cleaning fluid, being used in clean
ing a rug at the home Of Mrs. w. c..
Ready, in Mt Lake Park, caused an
explosion there on Monday morning,
which broke several windows and
caused some damage.
The Oakland firemen were called
but no blaze resulted. Mrs. Ready was
upstairs at the time of the explosion.
What caused the fluid to explode was
not known.
Oakland firemen also were called
to Mt Lake Park last Thursday even
ing as the result of a flue fire at the
restaurant near the Park auditorium.
There was no damage.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-05-19
Track Meet Is Set
For Friday, May 20

Junior and senior high school stu
dents will go to Accident on Friday
morning to participate in a track and
fled meet there under supervision of
school instructors.
In case Of inclement weather the
meet will be held on May 27, it was
announced by R. Bowen Hardesty
superintendent of schools.
Also planned are four or five small
Ter meetings for track meets and
games among elementary students.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-05-19
Hotel Reopening
For Goth Season

The Mt. Lake Hotel is opening for
its 39th season on Friday, May 27, it
has been announced by Mrs. June
Grimes and Mrs. Lillian Davis, pro-
prietors.
In order to get ready for the 1919
season the hotel has been thoroughly
reccnditioned, having been reprinted,
rewired, the furniture reconditioned
and other improvements made.
Mrs. Grimes and Mrs. Davis will
continue to operate Pickwick Inn in
Oakland
They have announced that Smorgas-
bord and buffet dinners will begin at
the hotel at the Park on May 20.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-05-19
Position Open as Substitute
Clerk at Mt. Lake

The L. S. Civil Service commission
has announced an open competitive
examination for the position of sub
stitute clerk for filling vacancies in
the postoffice at Mt. Lake Park The
usual entrance salary of this position
is $1.04 per hour.
Applications will be accepted by the
director, fourth u. s. Civil Service
region, Temporary building R, 3rd
and jefferson drive, s. w, Washing
ton, 25. d. c. until the needs Of the
service have been met Further in
formation may be obtained at the Mt
Lake Park postoffice.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-05-19
Deer Park Water A Feature

Crystal-clear drinking water from
the B. and O.'s own Deer Park spring
is one Of the unusual features listed
for the pleasure Of passengers who
travel on the railroads new train, the
Columbian, from Washington to Chi
cago.
This water Is also served on the
Cincinnatian and other trains of the
B. and o.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-05-19
To Clean Up Red
House Cemetery

Members and friends of the Red
House parish are planning a cleanup
day around the church and cemetery
next Wednesday, May 25.
Interested persons are invited and
the ladies are planning to serve a
covered dish dinner at noon.
Those in charge stated it was a
regular meeting of the Red House
circle and there would be quilting and
fancy work for those who did not
work on the Identification project.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-05-19
MARRIED

Dantzic- Lyons-Announcement is
being made of the marriage of Miss
Bernadine Lyons, of Morgantown,
to DR.. Sidney Dantzic on April 4, in
Arlington, Va. Mrs. Dantizic has
been associated with Dr. Dantzic for
the past thirteen years as assistant.
At present they are residing in Cum
berland.
DR.. Dantzic has had regular office
hours for the practice of optometry
at Oakland for several years.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-05-19
High School P.-T.A.
To Meet This Evening

The final business meeting Of the
Oakland High School Parent-Teacher
association will be held this evening
in the high school building at o.
clock Officers are to be elected for
the ensuing year.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-05-19
To Try Out For
All-State Chorus

Twenty student singers from this
county will be among those to be
auditioned for participation in the all
Maryland High school chorus, to be
presented at the Maryland State
Teachers meeting in Baltimore next
fall
The additions will be held at Fort
Hill High school, Cumberland, on
Saturday. Judges for the area are
Anneta Yates, Mrs. Ruth C. Brown,
Jack Platt and Miss Dorothy Will
son.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-05-19
Poppy Day May %

An American Legion committee
announced yesterday that the Legion
peoples would be on sale on Saturday,
May %. These peoples are made by
disabled war veterans and proceeds
from the sale go toword making the
veterans self sustaining.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-05-19
Weather Remains Dry

The weather in the area around
Oakland remained dry during the
week in spite Of rain on three days.
The total however was only 20 inches,
according to the government station
at Weber's.
The thermometer reached So de-
grees yesterday, and a low of 80 de-
grees was recorded last Friday, the
18th.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-05-19
Box Social at New Germany

A box social will be held at the
New Germany School on May 25th.
Homemade ice cream, coffee, cake
and candy will be sold.
Evening star., 1949-02-25

SINGLE MAN to share apt, private
bedroom, share kit. and bath 6423
Macarthur blvd. NV. WI. 4402.
REFINED GIRL. share well-furnished
attractive apt. two baths; three
p5her gnd girls; we very go good location Can
GIRL TO SHARE spacious, newly dec;
Grated 3-rm. apt; with 2 congenial
- Cheerful attractive
apt, living rm.,, pvt. bedrm., kitchen
and bath; avail. to refined employed
MT Ifay fa PLEasaSr fGsRls ca sEeFoN GE SSS7 1868
ege eheeTfuI private ya front room oo;0taoe share
kitchen and bath. AID. 7494. -27
APT. TO SHARE WANTED-congen-
ial empl; niddle-aged lady to share
fo.6lnd bedrmp liy Tgt Tm;; kit it, and bath apt
NV, with young woman and her 81
year-old daughter; must be willing
to accept a condition of being in by
/ pm. nightly except Sundays so
mother who is empl, at night can
go to work. Rental is secondary to
one who meets the requirements
Apply Box 1O9-X, Star. -26
between l 8 and 25 to
share 4-girl apt. with 3 other girls;
Dupont Circle location; S37 so per
mo Call AID. 1862 between 6 and
WOMAN wishes to share her
modern attr. 3-rm. apt. with girl;
kitchen privilS.; NV. section, near
transp. TIA. 1850 or GE. 1922. -2,5
14th AND HARVARD SITS. N.W.-Lge.
rm. for a congenial young couple
with a baby; share kitchen. COM
pletely furnished, maid service, laun-
dry privileges; $75 month. AID.
1881. -26
ARLINGTON-one girl to share 2la-
rm. apt. with another girl. $40. CHI.
1908. -25
NICE FRONT with kit. and laundry
priyl.' girls. 14th st. NV. AD
Girl, 2fGo' a5 to a5, to sbar. a.rm- n25 s1t
kitchen and laun. privils.; conV.
tranSp. OK O722. -26
DUPONT ARMS-l337 21st st. NV.
Young man to share with another,
lge. twin bedrm.. elec. grille. maio's
service; $40 mo CO Q60S -oS
Evening star., 1949-02-25
ROOMS EURhIsHEp-hortheos.

1882 10th ST.-Nicely furn. rm. for
gentleman; near tranSp.; garage
22O E ST. N.E.-3 furnished rooms,
1st fir. toilet and shower. AT. S743.
e41 LEXINGTON PL. N.E.-single
room; nice quiet location good
transportation; S25 mo. TR. s472.
1921 KEARNY sT.-Dble. sleeping
rm., next to bath, in a pvt. home;
couple. S4s; single, $40; kitchen and
laundry privils.; good transp. AD.
PARK. 1909 Taylor St
Refined home, single 2-window room;
semipvt. bath; newly decorated bun
galow: gentleman preferred NO.
LARGE FRONT ROOM. single or
double; close to car and busline.;;
pFI9wGop fenSlTWen PTetsTTed T Fl. s4S5: 4ant nm
home; home $751;, s35 per sIDE mo- MI. 4is3. M35
1927 MONTANA AVE. N.E.-NicelS
furn. single rm., adj. bath. gentle
man preferred; Dg: 1902: 126
bed, next to bath, good transp;
CoLoRED-coUPLE OR GIRLS to
Kit. kit. dinette and bath, with other
young couple; all privils. TR. 5532
coGopEb alfe5 pm ;@mFoR EMPL. coUPIE.
no children: nice furn. rm., use OF
Kitchen and phone; cony: transp; rams s1o to
G ST. N.E.-Large
comfortable room; empl. couple.
FIR 9lo2 -26
Evening star., 1949-02-25
RMS. FURN.-MD. g. VA.

NICE RM. for gentle gentleman In
pvt, home PL. 0659 after 6. -27
SILVER SPRING-One large bright
nm, share bath with one gentleman.
AfRhL1aGToN-1arge, fh. 4GlTi nicely furn;
rm. for i girl share bath with 2
girls; can arrange privils..; quiet
home: l blk. from bus $40 mo-
FOR OR EEMsTPiLoYED WOMAN. attract
rm., pvt. bath; nr. Arlington Ridge
NICELY FURN. RIM. near Alexandria
port and Pentapon. Alex. 51o5.
bath; for gentleman. nr. PentaRon;
s5G g Dah RfF Sr ady Aso sso sRFs E F 5a5s a55
SINGLE CORNER RM.. mr.. bath; good
neighbornood. bet. Alex and Penta-
gon; yard; block from bus; $50:
gent; or empl. woman. oV. 337S
MASTER sTIR' BEDRM.. beautiful pvt. tile
County Club area; S35 for 1 person
or S45 employed persons. sH,
eio No. BARTON ST. Arl,, va.-Lse;
Navy Annex; gentlemen or working
couple e99e preferred on busline. CHI.
THE IDEAL ROOM for empl. cas. or
girls: twin beds, pvt, bath; reflned
family refs. SH 1896. -25
ALEXANDRIA-Gen Attrac-
tive room in private homei "a blk.
Russell rd: $40 mo. TIE. 2lOs.
SILVER SPRING. 1924 Fenwick lane
Room for couple. Call Sligo 3615
ALEXANDRIA. Beverly Hills-Room
pvt. bath; % min. direct to D. G.,
Is to Pentagon. OV 1864. -26
HOTEL ROOMS, by the day, week
or month Singles. S35: dble:: $50
per mo CASTLE INN, opp. Walter
Reed Hosp, Forest Glen, Silver
Spring, Md, 81. 1888 -27
Evening star., 1949-02-25
APARTMENTS uhFuRhlsHED

DESIRABLE APT, new building, on
18th ST., Brightwood area: ideal
empl people; so, iy ~ n rm' 6edrm;; sn 10, KIT II
2 RMS. KIT. AND BATH; very close
t. N,vA army b1ges WagE gEs5 c9lsse me GGvt j. M ans
& SONS, MA. 1851.
RM., BED BEDRM:. L. kitchen KITCHEN and nd
busline. 3410 Cheverly ave. Chew
erly, Md WA. O777. -27
3 BEDRMS., LIv. RM.. din. rm.. kit.
and bath with screened back porch;
conv. location, off 25th and Pa ave:
NV; must take over March /; rental
$500; needs decorating. ia. .3619.
TAKOMA PIX rooms in 5-family
house; restricted to young ,profes-
sional couples; share bath with one
other couple; util. furn.; S75 mo mo
1925 Goth ST. n block Conn. ave
and R-Living room "a It. long, open
bedroom, bath, shower; 1ust re.
modelled; s11o per month on years
lease. Open for inspection. 27'
Evening star., 1949-02-25
HOUSES FOR sALE-horthwest

UNIVERSITY PARK
Colonial det. brick, rms. bath, "a
bath on lst fl. ia. 134S, RA. 9I99.
BETHESDA s15,75o. G1 sl,65o
cash Only 5 left. New well-built
brick bs eoonas ay fu T90ms R polsh sas heat 5
extras. MR.. NYE, 81. 2012, ewes.
B1LTMORE ST. N.W.-10 rm. q bed
rmsD, , tiled baths. oil h h:-w.h:, lge.
cellar brick garage, etc. Completely
fHTnlShed fear consdep deqDerss as loW s15oo
and balance less than rent. E. A.
GARVEY, DI. 450s; ewes. and Sun.
BLESSED LES fI'o' SACRAMENT CHURCH
area-New offering, lovely detached
home in beautiful cond.: loe; T nr.
There There are s lge. rms. and garages;
Rrissd nsaded. for F. n lmnsa TWEEp 5als Co., Ws Ea
1890. open til g. -26
Observation-Disclosures. brick, close
to shopping and transp.; 4 bedrms.,
pa baths, knotty pine rec, rm. has
niture included in reas. sale price;
det. garage, gas heat. JOHN ZIR-
IVES, INC, Realtors. 20O5 K St NV,
EX 1856, RE. 6345; 9 to 9 pm;
- 6-rm. Ia bath,
full bSmt., oil heat; lge. lot: terms,
Car OR. 0O4S or RA 6S27 till 9
pm. REALTY BROKERS. INC,
BRIGHTWooD; S12,5oo: near sth
and Rittenhouse sts;-New listing,
oil heat, yd.. gar; fine cond:; owner
leaving; reas. cash paymt. STROUP,
BRfnGHTWoOD. RIG Kennedy st.-At-
tractive row brick, 6 rms. and bath,
floors on 1st floor, gas h.-w.h:. det:
sarage, lge. yard; priced to sell Call
Mr. Fairbairn, with CONNER &
RYON, INC, 927 18th st. NV, RE.
3216; ewes, HO. 1000. 20,
incl. dishwasher, washer: leaving
city: WALTER HERMAN, EN-.
Evening star., 1949-02-25
BOATS

DAYS ekgIsE IsT nssaP ak9Nf ka ,045 new 20 x x
oW es5ept ptaa4 copd- ID rs sl;sa5 80 By S oS3sF
29-FT. GOLD CUP, 3-step Hydro
plane, all NAH; very fast; only
Sl,95O complete. Also 26-ft. Motor
$3.50. FA. 1900.
YACHT INSURANCE, appraisals and
inspection service available to pros
pectiye boat buyers. HUGH ALEX
wanted HSi1ff; NC GooD USED BOATS to
sell at our dock. STEELcRAFdd aTd
WE HAVE THE KEYS to some Of the
best boats in WASHINGTON: pictures
and specifications, on all types
elsewhere. Drop in and state your
Ts.R ends H9ga 9esR fEsRnsS fHd
INC, 6I5 Maine ave. s.w., ME. 535".
NIEMAN BROS, custom boat build
ets; new and used boats for sale;
cruisers cruise s,ds workboats M6 and ro"B3ats' Boa
MATCHED PAIR Gray marine q diesels. els
HIGH EtHII' APExANpER Ii; nsS aSo'lHS NC SIS
WEI Manf AhE hye BoxT sx w oWNRRs GERS interested
in forming a protective association
send their name. address and re-
marks to Box 47-A, Star? ~
INSURE YOUR BOAT before taking
it out. Consult us for marine in
surance R. j. LEPKOWSKI, 729
18th st NV. RE. 4S00, HO. 1922.
WANTED-Good used boats to meet
Please phone. write or see HUGH
ALEXANDER, INC, Yacht Brokers,
6l5 Maine ave. sw, ME, 1862. -27
WANTED-outboar motor, regard
less Of size or condition; cash fol-
same 737 II tn st. Sc.
MATCHED PAIR 9S-h.p. Kermath Sea
Rover motors with Upton 2-to-l re-
duction gears; in good condition
and can be demonstrated before
they are replaced with larger motors.
$3.50 each. Phone DU. 2127. -27
CABIN CRUISER. 45-ft. long. 12-ft.
beam, bridge deck; owner must sell;
real pleasure craft. Phone for appt.
1T
Evening star., 1949-02-25

1887 GALLATIN ST. NV. or 2
young ladies to share, 2 good meals
a day, Sunday dinner, home laund.
privils., unlim. phone, good transp:,
conven. to everything; 500. GE.
1916. ~ -25
SLAUGHTER 10th NV. (Du-
pont Circle area)-Clean comfortable
. rms. maid service daily, phones in
all rms, = excel meals served daily,
incl. Sun; lge. liv. rm., SOCIAL ac-
Vvities. HO. 6767. -28
1Be6 10th ST. N.W.-Nice 2nd-f
dble., S47.50 mo-: sgle., $50; also
share rm. for boy, and / for girl;
bsmt, sgle,, $50; excel. meals. table
ARLINGTON, l block from Claren-
don-Lge. nicely furn. rm., good
home-cooked food. OW. 1894. --25
14O1 10th N.W.-Single and double
rooms, newly decorated. excellent
food and service, switchboard. -2S
WESLEY ,HALL-spacious dble rms.
in remodeleG and redecorated bldg;
running water in every rm., large
closets. social activity. incl: free
movies and dances; $50 to $3.50
mo. 1926 21St st. NV. -27
17O8 18th ST. N.W.-Large front rm.
for group of young men or women;
maid service, food tranSp. DE. 9s3S.