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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-12-21
Pastor Is Called

Donanld Gallon, seminarian at
Gettysburg, Pa, was called to be pas
tor Of St. Johns Lutheran church at
Red House at a congregational meet
ing following the regular church SER
vice there last Sunday morning.
Mr. Gallon will take charge in
June following his graduation from
the seminary. He is married and the
father of one infant daughter.
He will assume the charge which
was filled for a number of years by
DR.. A. X. Jones. DR.. Jones resigned
his position earlier this year.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-12-21
Asks Adjustment on
Taxes at Kempton

Sam Kline, of the Standard Real
Estate company, of Pittsburgh, was
before the County Commissioners this
week to ask an adjustment on taxes
on houses at Kempton.
He told the Commissioners that his
concern had purchased 81 houses
there, had sold 80 of them and "a al
ready had been removed. He said 20
still were occupied. He further told
the Commissioners that the houses
had been sold for 500 each.
The Commissioners told Mr.. Kline
they would make no decision until
they made a personal inspection of the
property involved.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-12-21
TESTIMONY TAKEN
IN STATE SENATE
SEAT PROTEST
Five Witnesses Called By b. |.
Gender Who Protests Fraley
Election

Testimony was taken Monday
morning before Magistrate H. A.
Loraditch concerning certain alleged
irregularities supposed to have taken
place during the election on Novem-
Der 7. Transcriptions of the testimony
and cross examination of five wit
nesses who testified were taken and
will be forwarded to the State Senate
for possible action in the protest over
the seating of Neil C. Fraley, as a
member of the State Senate.
The protest was made by Bernard
|. Gender, ST., who was defeated by
Mr.. Fraley by a One-vote margin. Of
fetal figures gave Mr.. Fraley $3.50
votes as compared to 3,079 for Mr.,
Gender, which included four soldier
ballots. F'raleys unofficial total had
given him a lead of p over his OPP
ponent.
Witnesses appearing before Mr..
Loraditch were Joseph Smith, Sang
Run, steward of the Oakland Moose
club; Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur H. Hum
bertson, Mt. Lake Park; Wayne Ham
ilton, Red House; and Mrs. James
Nordeck, Oakland.
Smith testified to an erasure in the
House of Delegates block of ballot
and said the rest of the ballot was
counted. He declared he did not know
for whom the ballot had been cast in
the state senate race.
Mr.. Humbertson testified that Miss
Mary O'Donnell, a Judge of election,
had left the election premises at Mt,
Lake Park, prior to completion of the
vote count and that no substitute
Judge had been obtained. Mrs. Hum
bertson testified that she had seen the
top off ballot box at the same cleo
ton place and that she had seen a
man and woman in one booth togeth
er. She also stated that Jamie Elliott,
another election official, had left the
immediate premises temporarily be-
fore the count was complete and had
talked with a candidate, later identi-
fled as George E. Coddington.
Wayne Hamilton's testimony ques-
toned the validity of three ballots
with extra marks in one particular
block not connected with the X, at the
Red House polling place. Mrs Nord-
eek testified that judges and clerks
at district 7, precinct 2, had started
counting ballots about p. m., and
did not complete the count until 6:15
the next day. She told of fifteen
minute interruption when a tally
clerk, Mrs. Samuel Nightingale, be-
came indisposed. She rallied how
ever, and was able to complete her
job, Mrs. Nordeck said.
Mr.. Fraley and his attorney, Wal
ter w. Dawson, were given an oppor
tunity to cross examine each witness
for the transcribed testimony.
Mr.. Smith, admitted upon cross
examination, that he was the same
person who had been convicted in the
Circuit court for manufacture of
whiskey, for which he had been given
six-months term. He also admitted
that his prosecutor had been Mr.. Fra
ley as states attorney. A certified
copy of the court record on these pro-
ccedings will be included in the tcsti-
mony.
Upon cross examination Mrs. Hum
bertson said she had offered no COM
plant to any alleged infractions of
Continued on Page Eight
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-12-21
UhrtEtntaE, l41n .

m this md-centuy anniversary of the birth of the
~ Prince Of Peace God-fearng people again
a called upon to meet the challenge of athestc tyran
our Heavenly Father in whom we put our trust, we will
meet this challenge and triumph those who seek
destroy the spiritual liberty of mankind. Yet this is
Christmas the day of days for Chrsendom-a time for
rejoicing and honoring the nativity of Saviour. Now
more than ever let everyone, eaffm faith in God
and pray Him to keep seadfas to give strength
and courage to sacrifices; to guide leaders in
unified craftsmanship and unsefsh devotion to our
country comfort those in grief and pain and to bring
lasting peace to all the world.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-12-21
1000 Riddles Greet
Santa Claus at Treat
Republican Staff Photo and Engraving.

Almost 500 youngsters braved
the bad weather to greet Santa Claus
last Saturday afternoon in Oakland
and to receive their presents of candy
canes, peanuts, oranges, pop corn
balls and chocolate marshmallow
candy novelties.
The Christmas treat committee of
the Mt. Top Chamber of Commerce
had prepared for 1920 youngsters,
but because of the deep snow, all of
them could not attend. Emeric Dusic
chairman, said that in an effort to
reach the balance of the children the
committee contacted NJ ISIS Grace
Jones, physical therapist, who &C
cepted part of the remainder for
those she knew who could not get to
Oakland that day. R. Bowen Hardes-
ty, county superintendent of schools
also planned to distribute the balance
through the schools in the immediate
vicinity of Oakland.
The committee reached its goal fol
funds for the treat on Friday, with
all contributions coming from local
business firms, professional men and
organizations.
Santa Claus arrived at 2 o'clock and
greeted all youngsters for over ar
hour while presents were being dis
tributed by the committee with the
help of the Oakland Boy Scouts and
the National Guard members, under
Lieut.. Richard Pagenhardt. Other vol
unteer helpers were Howard White
Charles L. Briner, Donald McAllister
Herbert Sellers and Charles Fike.
The intermediate Girl Scouts. under
direction of Mrs. James B. Bell, ST..
sang Christmas carols for one-half
hour prior to Santa's arrival. Newton
Coplin, c. of C. member, handled the
microphone during the program.
The Christmas treat committee was
composed of Emeric Dusic, chairman
Edward Smouse, Robert Lohr, B. Bee
son Snyder, Nelson Langan, Arthur
Calhoun and Waller Hoye.
Additional contributions received
the past week in addition to those
previously mentioned were Oakland
Pharmacy, Richard Pagenhardt; H. c.
Sincell store, DR.. J. w. Wenzel, Ralph
Pritts, Eliza Bray, American Legion
club, Stuart Hamill, Piedmont Groc-
cry, j. w. Jackson, Harve's Market,
Hinebaugh's Restaurant, National
Distributing company, Oakland Elec-
trio and Radio, Frederick Thayer,
Joseph Hinebaugh and Son, Knights
of Columbis, Wards Restaurant,
Southern States cooperative, James
Nally, Dr. H. r. Gibson, Lew Cornish,
Lewis r. Jones, H. Weber and Sons,
The Music Shop, Craig Motor, Man
haitian hotel, William-James hotel,
Boldcn Funeral home, Business and
Professional Women's club and Car
nation company.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-12-21
Truckers Guilty
OF Overlooking

Two area truckers have been con-
victcd recently on charges of over
loading, according to State Roads
Commission records.
One of those was Ralph Deem, of
Oakland, who was fined $56.50 on
the charge.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-12-21

Voluntary cnlistments scared in
armed forces, breaking the usual pre-
Christmas lull.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-12-21

aSting peace to all the world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-15
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

TELEvIsIoN, 1850 Motorola. 1ah",
floor model. excel. cond.: $3.50. See
to appreciate. AL. 1888. III
TELEvISfON-Some 1850 models at
big discounts: cash or terms: long.
easy terms. Call 10 2-11s7 for
free home demonstration. e j.
READ g. SONS, 3O14 Nichols ave
Sc Open It'll 8 DIN.
TELEVlsION, Belmont. 10-in. black
9 9sis $751; 1923 So. ssth ST. 4 Arl.'
TELEyISION. Motorola and Emerson;
several 1851 models in factory car
ton: sacrifice at dealers cost; terms
ARRANGED. 81. 1614. -22
2-year service on ali models. Last
years models slashed Many floor
samples and demonstrators. Free
S ppfs sEss co Sati s s k99A! Y:
sc LU. 4-7000
TELEvIsIoN. AZ Farnsworth tmade
by Capehart. lO-in. mahogany
table model, clearest picture, beauti-
ful tone. has had excel. care; only
$50. Fairfax 5S4-J. III
TV, PORTABLE, S65: apt size wash
er, $50; electric heater, 50; nursery
T THEt 81 Can OF; 1869, IL
we sell for cash only. We sell at
prices. no floor samples, no demon.
strators. PARAMOUNT Co, 2IbO
georgia ave. NV. Hudson $500
TELEVISION. six months old, 1917"
mahogany case, table model. built
IN antenna, black tube Cost S23S;
sacrifice Sl39. OR. 30Ss. 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-15
ROOMS EuRNIsHED-N.E.

IA T ST. N.E,-Double rm. twin
beds, next bath: phone. Kitchen and
laundry privileges; COW. transp.:
500 mo. HUI. S129. Id
THE MARICK, 1873 B st. n.e.-Lge,.
privil,; dble., SIS up. Ii. 4-9f54.
THE GALENA, 1872 B st. n.e.-Fresh,
clean, newly. decorated rms. lounge,
single, double; girls; S25 up. Ii.
LGE. BRIGHT room for gentleman.
Cow. transp. Reas. Ii. 6-2454.
ATTRACTIVE private rm.. free to
lady willing to stay in week nights
as comranion to Young lady while
husband works. WA. 4234. III
PVT. RM. FOR . GIRLS: l adj. bath;
kit. privils., unlim. phone; "a blk.
bus; no. 1854, after $50. rs
18th ST. N.E.-Clean, comfortable
room. next bath, unlimited phone;
COLoRED-NICELY furn. rm. for re.
Ias4 D st. n.e.. Ii epo 4.oa75 'Vess esq
COLORED-MEN; single room and
| double rm., in refined, comfortable
home; separate beds; cow. transp.
1912 Trinidad ave. ne, FIR. 3945.
coLoRED-NICE RIM. for employed
couple; also single room; COW.
transp,; home privil. co, $500.
coLoRED-RooM for quiet settled
H WOMAN - IN 500 blk. Fla. ave. ne.
coLoRED--RooM in private hons.
For l nerson. Near l4th and Fla.
ave. All privil, Must be desirable.
S31 so. TR. S735, II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-15

MI. 6l1I. -15
RUG. 9xls, cedar, Mohawk, with
Gus cushion 9n;s in excel. cond.; SIS. Cali
RUGS, 3 op exc. low. dup. 80 var ln
RUG, American, Atwood Oriental
gXl2, red background. blue border,
f fSTal desisn' perfect cond; s75.
RUGS, imported Persian oriental
des:en; heavy. closely woven for
good wearing: 9xI2. S49.5o: skill,
S395 81; other sizes proper priced.
MAYFAIR SHOP. 1925 G st NV
sAAioPHONE. Beuscher, E-fat, PLAYED
S2d5; sell for sos. Gil. 1921. III
SCOOTER, boys hip boots. girls
winter clothes; like new; too small.
sE pIShsT' r 3s,ps "a; 1lo4 ,, 60
Clipper; distinctive script letters;
STARK 4 II HrN SRfIi M xd1ertisins
Agency, 1905 M st, NV.
SEWING MACHINES. Singer electrics:
SEWING MACHINE, commercial, IL
Is tailor's cleo. power Singer: like
new; reas- Pvt. Owner, Gil. 1900
S msts or ss gs4t We also eleetrity all
s RlS2 H4tf mA e RS:; CO sas Savings
all makes; s4a.5o up. open ewes ewes.
Till Christmas. OK. 1886, 291s
Wilson blvd.
SEWING MACHINE-Singer treadle;
Swine 14Ri e9os MAeH1Nrs T Tma: s4 s1seia
Every machine, low prices "i plus sDt so1s
discount. Shop and compare. 2i4s
SEWING MACHINE sALE-Beaut.
console with att. S74.5O: electric
p pert e. $3.50; others. Open eyes,
SEWING Ma sfNi s'i4 Rebuilt a2
port; $50 up; new I'd bob.
darns, sews back and forth. 500 80
Big discount on new machs. Open
eyes eve N. E. SEWING. 1915 H ne.
SEWING MACHINE, Necchi, BF model,
portable; all attachments. Brand
new never used, $135. oW. o4"9,
SEWING MACHINE, Singer; sac. for
SEWING MACHiSEs-singer rotary.
$50. New models of bankrupt stock
round bobbin with reverse: guaran-
teed 20 years; with att; $50; valued
S149. Elk. 6s44. IL
SHOES-Concellatio hundreds of
your family TOen sn brand sRoea
Paradise, Jarman; Roblec, Edgerton,
Edwards; Play Poise; etc; many
fent o2 more sizes Es Sex e SO
1912 l4th st. NV, md fioor, open
10 to Q pm. TU. 1881. If
soFA. = 4, in shss long fair conditions;
s sss,,5 Brown T; n'' Excel. cond; sa5. kr.
SOFA, sleeper, Simmons, old rose, 6
years old, slept in only 3 or times
sn lamps , uM: s5s5; IL
leather club chairs; miscel. tables.
Ak. 5000, Ext. $40. -16
toned. ruarantteeed s4 !u 30 U 6fspFel;
TYPEWRITER CO., s13 i4th St
coal or wood. new cond.; s1oo or
s Sfir See cou SyREsss % beds. oc
e c!ssITIs chairs a y very reas; priced,
STUDIO COUCH, never used; west
inghouse pedestal sun lamp. Cali
y af ss g Pin GL; 7765; Id
Phyfe, chairs, s45 or best offer.
TABLECLoTH, imported lace; IL
napkins;. value 81 900; $500 for
quick sale. CO. $500 after z pm.
all day Saturday and Sunday. -
TAPE RECORDER. 500: portable
leather covered. Eicor make. solid
orig. $50; like new, Q tapes in
cluded; l mr.. and "a hr. Call
RA. 1881. -17
TARPAULINs, and drop cloth: Govt.
surplus; lowest prices. GICHNER
rA ARR Z Il, nv Govt tx Surplus snId most
sizes available. N. FRANK g. SON.
IA Third st. NV, Elk. S974.
TELEyISION-16-i Emerson con-
sole; ] yr. old; in perfect cond. :;
cost $3.50. will sell for $500. Tele-
phone oW. 913O. IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-15
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

BELGIAN POLICE PUPPIES, 6 mos.
had all shots; will sacrifice. Elm
MIN. POODLE PUPPIES, Axe, black
males. Thelpaine poodles. EN-.
ENGLISH SETTER PUPS. op-fisbt
hunting stock. Hunt. both dam and
sire. No better bird-finders anywhere,
Good looking. Registered. Six months
old. BILL WERBER, WA. 1446. III
COON HOUND. black and tan, yrs.
old. top hound; reasonable. 709
THREE NICE PUPPIES. free to good
COCKER SPANIEL PUPS. Axe. reg i,
champ. background. red. blond,
black: s wks. old. HI. .3199. III
MANCHESTER TOY PUPS. wks. old,
BOXER. sASCTiIoN MATCH. Silver
Spring Armory. Sun; noon, Dec. II.
OIL. 2742 or WA. 331S.
SHIPPING CRATES-Dogs. cats, etc /;
a al sizes: iisht weight Icy cost. ~
GHRMaS sH hP p Saas Four
As ssfs 5e skNN fSE x 4es "a se Hss
rse Sss tSaMS s tIey sG asa sa
PUPPIES IS, FOR FOR sALE-s5: mother
REGISTERED, Labrador retriever; good
with Children; Call W0: 1855. IL
collie; Sc each: EN-. $3.50. @1s
perm; innoc.; scientific care. LoKI
KENNELS. Gaithersburg 642-J-2.
WIRE WIZ HAIRED LAIR PuPs-For sale. Call
c S0 a1eos SPANIEL p,rpp,rs -a Ia,
greed; guar, Xmas joy bundles; all
colors; sensibly priced. Ashton 1901.
DALMATIAN PUPPIES, males; beau
titul; registered; reasonable. AK.
cocKERs. 10 weeks: registered Axe:
brag about. Ov. 1409. 10
COCKER PUPS, excellent pedigree,
| 10 weeks old; wormed distemper
raised. Excellent Xmas gifts. FA.
CANARIES-Guaranteed singers in a
good selection of colors at Ed-Mar
Avlaries Cross Memorial Bridge and
follow Lee blvd. to South Abingdon
street then turn left and continue
BOXER PUPS, Axe reg, 10 wks.,
M; fawn. 10. 3-7s63. LIZ
BOSTON PUPS. males and females. 8
wks. old reasonable. nice Xmas pets.
COCKER sPANIELs for Xmas, Axe,
black, mo. Phone Marlboro 1886
sCOTTIE PUPS. sire, CHI Edgerstoune
Pepper. Axe reg. MacKINNON. 1909
N. Roosevelt St, Arl FA. 3432. -25
TWO BLACK FRENCH POODLES-
Standard, males. 3 mos. old; Axe
reg, SIS each. WI. 0S51. III
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES
exceptional ones left; wkS. old;
future champions. COL. w. C. FAR
NUM-. 500 N. Emerson ST., Arling-
IRISH SETTER PUPPIEs-Make Sc
lection now for Christmas delivery:
Axe registered wormed: reasonably
priced. Rockville 1928. lie
WIRE-HAIR PUPPIES, Axe reg, with
very good pedigree; nicely marked;
$50; delivery any time. SH. 0555.
wIRE-HAIR FOX TERRIER PUPPIES,
male and female. 3 wks. old; cham
pion pedigree; S35 and $50 each;
will hold until Xmas. AL. 6446.
GERMAN SHEPHERD-Blacka and tan:
champ. stock; partly householder:
good Christmas gift. Call DU. 2133.
DOGS AND CATS. available for
adoption to good homes. Sligo $3.50,
"a; Sat. a.12; no Sun. MONTG.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-15
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
PIANos-we nave the largest selec

PIANOS-We nave the largest selec-
tion of pianos in this city on display
All kinds. makes and types. of in
$Strnments.. new and used. at prices
as SIS down, balance in three years,
corner 18th and G SITS. NV. is
PIANOS FOR RENT-Low rates on
spinets and consoles. Rent now and
PIANO MATT 1 1oi5 I'll Eth ' st. i n'w.,
PIPE, galvanized, black. cast iron, cut
s n st. nR xtuS No 7s sfoc KS i SS2e
equation size; all accessories: $is5.
PRoJECToR, Bell & Howell. s NM,
new. Sl20. 81. 1875. -15
RADIO communications receiver, Ma
Cali XII. $1,000. -l6
N sI5 Cash neif "a a s4ia. excel '0nd
RADIO. beautiful 2-piece remote
control Philco, all bands, $50; RAJ
moe model SO; radio. table model, So.
RADIO -PHoNo. RECORDER. sloo;
coffee table incl: 1890 Martin rife.
CONWAY, Ii. $1,000. Ext. 5543s.
RADIO COMB. Philco, table
MODEL, good condition; $40. WA,
RADio-pHoNo. Admiral, cabinet
model; it's yours as is for SIS,
RocEyille 42S5 after $50 pm.
RADlO-PHONOGRAPH combination
oo!d;. very GOOD cond.; 500. DI.
RADIo-PHoNo. Stewart warner
SO: davenport and chair. need
cleaning, ,,S25: stroller. collapsible,
ggre sso leatherette. $40. Call 10
RANGE. Admiral cleo, unused; sur
plus from bldg. development; costs
Sl69, sell SIPS with warranty
I 5onS 10Th h,,, ave- woodlawn' opp
language records, like new. half
price. WO. IO4S. -if
REFRIGERATOR. S GU. it.. Westing-
h9Hss; So. Gail Ho. 1888 Is
s so9a condition; sos. Call JE
REFRIGERATOR, Westinghouse 6
Gu. IT.; in good cond. NO. 1860.
REFRIGERATOR, 1s47 model, cros-
t csl s aftsr good eondition; s135
REFRIG orator. Universal Gu. it.,
in good running condition. Can be
seen at SIS Falkland pl. Sc, Apt. / :.
Price only S45. DU. 1885 after
FEf f . Gu. #. col nip
I yr; old. Cali WI. eo2o IL
REFRG,. GE; mos. OLD: peri. con-
ditlon. Call UN. 1861. Ia
REFRIGERATOR, Coldspot, l943
model beautiful condition. Call
REFRIGERATOR - Bargains. Late
models. SO Up; also rent refrigers-
tors, SIS month. ALLISoNS. 2209
18th st. NV. Open until 6 pm
Observation-Disclosures. 1851.
s-cu. #. Philco. model 903; still
in crate; reg. price $3.50: cash
PICKUP price. S910. GIL. 1913. IT
REFRIGERAT0Rs, used, large selec-
ton sizes and prices; time payments.
EREDERlCKS 39o5 l4th st. NV.
REFRlGERAToRs. Up TO 4o% disc.
on all floor models; last years models
sn! k eSE teF aPpLr osen e co
IgIl Nichols ave. Sc. .LU $4,000.
REF recond., refinished,
Park I'd. NV. GE. S242. Open Sun.
REFGR.. excel cond., and cleo. stove
fair cond; SOS together. Phone SH,
2974 Fri. after 6 or all day Sat.
RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT foot
beer machine STAINLESS steel with :
Cash register, exhaust fan, Kitchen
equipment and other misc. items.
Can be seen l101 Eye St NV. before
pm. Call ST. 1929 bet. s am.
and 4 pm. Call 10. 3-Ss97 after
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-15
DOGS. PETS, ETC. Cont

GREAT DANES-Beautiful female. 2
yrs. old; S1O0 where good home is
Ak sere' E Msis SnG KER SfHsPss' REG REG
Alex, Va, Duke st. ext. TIE. 243o
SS1 bE Ehslss 4k Akc i FAM quD2 zs.
n nnandale I'd, Falls Church 0261.
females; AXE: champion blood lines;
perfect for Christmas. FA. 1907.
DACHsHUND PUPS for Xmas, male
and female. thoroughbreds. 81.
faisa young parakeets. Reas. iR.
ENGLISH SETTER PUPPIES wks..
Champ. Mississippi Zev. Fine hunt.
ing dog or pet. Reas. These puppies
are selling, select yours now. At
stud; Peerless Beaurocket Zev. FA.
BOXERS. outstanding pedigree, beau
tifully marked; show or pet; raised
with children. WA. 1910.
AIREDALE--Female 3 months old,
S ehhas44Di0n parents; reasonable. wi.
cocker sPANIELs-Mother and z
and white mother excellent pcdi-
gree, is months old, S35; puppies
8 weeks old on 10th, $50 and SIS.
! male in lot. Also male blond
cocker, 2 yrs. old. completely house.
broken. S25. Phone before pm.
10. 5-1109. is
POODLE. imported France: z mo-.
black. male; small stand: S125, less
II taken for Xmas. DE. 1859. 30
! BOXER PUPS. champ. bred, Axe
reg; fawn. male and female. Cali
after 9 pm, GL. 1870. --16
MINIATURE PINSCHER, red male, 9
lbs; car, house. obedience trained
Vienna 329-J. 81
POODLE. min, brown bitch: house,
sar, leash trained; top bloodlnes
Vienna 329-J ID
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-12-15
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE
FTJRS

Unreasonable weather. plus overbuy.
ing is our reason for offering tn,
finest selection OF fur coats, scarfs
regular retail prices Save as mucr
as 50qs on every fur from mink t
mouton. Budget terms, layaway.
BASKIN FURS
Cor. 9Th and G SITS. NV.
FUR COAT. wild mink, size II. love.
~ color and late style; $500. Elk
1865 ewes. Sun III
FUR COAT. sheared beaver mouton
size "A; excellent Christmas gift
best offer. WI. 1899. IL
FUR COAT, mink blended muskrat
size 16; sacrifice for best offer. Ia
960S. 30
FUR COAT, gray Persian. 1916; like
new: exec. cond.; full length; sacri,
flce, S275. AID. 0166 IF
FUR COAT, muskrat, brown, size 10
brand-new, S125. Call no. 5117
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ROOMS EuRNIsHEp-h.W

NOOMS fUKNtSHED-N.W
WILSON HOUSE, 2O15 Kalorama I'd
a Gxssl' rms sgle. $50. dble. $40. co
THE PENNINGTON. 1924 18TH ST
Large comfortable rooms; complete
hotel service: COW. tc transporta-
d thon; TeeSly rates; ssle.; $50 up;
DOUBLE ROOM, single beds: girls
pref; lsrnd; prviil. s1s Kennedy
WARM. Lovely RMS. 1890 Mass
ave. v;-Also rms, at 900 Eye st,
new hW HAMPSHIRE fssfn RPri HousI. 17ia a.,
rated rooms; daily maid Service and
,s ss,te a96G,E%p ssryiss. NO. 1855.
wk;; dble. $3.50 ea wk. Conf. sep.
M Deas; pi Stwss,, bath; civ. gas neat;
wilson HoEs ff isss Il AP st. 4a E9cel
d d5le; rm,, $50; with bath 500. MI.
GARFIELD ST. mr.. cath-euiet sci,
rm.' Ice; walkin clos; semipvt, bath;
1925 aYsa e sT fns EM des g5a5 SIM
gle rm., next to bath, for discrimi-
n haf I-1 ggentlemani excel. location,
1880 18th ST. N.w.-Larse kitchen,
refsr., bedrm., semipvt. bath, utils.
furn.; $3.50 wk. Call DE. 1878.
1915 9Th sT.-Nicely furnished nm,
: exposures. semiprivate bath. phone:
only Cali Il G sspf osss 0as' gentleman m1s
1909 CRITTENDEN ST. N.w.-sin-
gle rm:: pvt. home. RA. 5000. lie
HARVARD, Mr.. 18th - Sgle. nm,
man: excel. transp. NO. S54s. ~I6
Mr.; G. W.-Large efficiency apt. One
s sgI rm:, 81 wk. 1a42 21st st. n W.
Mi. Pleasant. a4ls Brown mio st.
nn;w..-oCozy warm rm., large closet;
go 800 oE ner CIV wk AD. 6173. IL
e. e. DIVE. rm.. lra closet; near
2I2O p ST. NW.-Very nice single
front rm., mr.. bath; $3.50 mo. APP
ply Apt. q, NO 1870.
MAGNOLIA TERRACE: 1922 Lamont
cow. transp,; illuminated closets,
showers; lounges ! with Tv and
pianos $50 per mo. Ho. 57O2.
18th sr.-Larse front rm. suitable tn
for one or two or three persons.
DUPONT nao 1e' G1R e; fw AREa-1aI w17 at.
' p@se . Tase sar linz nc NJ s 9!k to
A LOVELY FRONT ROOM for refined
NIT. PLEA sANT-Double or SINGLE,
rs. t aSsa room. 1928 Park I'd
aifa CALF. ST, at Conn. ave ave-
Attractive rooms: excellent location;
1I5 NEW YORK AVE. N.w.-see Apt.
8; Clean lsn comfogtable room, double
ped; $50. one; S37, two. DI. 6059.
LARGE MASTER BEDRM., with twin
beds. for or 2 ladies. in modern
home: ] block. to bus and shopping
center. Bethesda. Chevy Chase. WI.
1850 GIRARD ST. NV. "rhe Palmer
11eI 18th ST. NW.wciean front
single rm.. inner-spring Mattress
maid service; 81 wk. HUI. 1915.
1910 p ST. NV. 1.-THE churchill"-
Clean. dble. rms, att. furn., run
ming water; maid serv; $40 week.
Also single. $3.50 up. NO. 9s6s.
QUE ST, at 18th; lge. attrac. house
s sseping n Em ls share adj bath With the
1909 N. H AVE-. Dupont Cir. area
Extra large rooms. DE. S495. 80
IRVING ST. NV, 1S41-Large. rm.
rmf.. COW. transp. AID. 1896. ewes.
1919 DELAFIELD PL. N.W.-Large,
sunny roc ms. windows; near bath:
eonv. transp.; single. or double.
1865 Goth ST. NV. mr.. wardman
Park-Sinsle rrn., cony. trans. Call
DU. SOS6 -16
GEORGETOWN. / blk. from college
! single rm., $50: / bed in double
rm.; S25: ideal for students. 1926
36th st. NV, MI, 1890. --l6
1904 ILLINOIS AVE. N.W.-sinslc
rm.. next to bath; cow. trans;
reas. IA. 1895. --15