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Evening star., 1950-01-06
Hearing Is Postponed
In Case Of ParoIee
Accused as Rogue

The case against a 21-year -old
paroled ex-convict who escaped
from a Prince Georges County
detective for nearly six hours yes
terday was continued for a week
in Upper Marlboro Police Court
today on a little-used charge of
being "a rogue and vagabond."
Gordon c. Hickman of the 100
block of Lyman place NE, ap-
peared before Trial Magistrate
Arthur P. Owens as an aftermath
of an incident which began with
traffic violation about 2 am.
yesterday on Indian Head high
way in Oxon Hill. Judge Owens
remanded him to jail pending
further investigation.
Hickman was the driver of a
car which Detective John w. Sid
dali halted for travelling on the
wrong side of the highway. About
four hours later, after question:
Il ing in the District and in Fairfax
County. Va, Hickman escaped
through restroom window of
the Turnpike Restaurant, Marl-
boro pike at District Heights, and
was on the loose until shortly
before noon.
Another man. Thomas Raymond
Assaid, %, of the 200 block of
Maple road. Morningside, was
taken into custody with Hickman
but did not attempt to escape.
The same charge was placed
against him and the case against
him also was continued.
Police said the rogue and vaga-
bond" charge is applicable to per-
sons found under suspicious CIR
cumstances with burglar tools in
their possession. It carries a
maximum penalty of two years in
v,r;cNv,
Evening star., 1950-01-06
Mrs. lowry Safer, Widow
|0f Columbus Attorney, Dies

Mrs. Katherine Elizabeth Safer,
80, formerly of Columbus. Ohio,
and a resident here for the last
six years, died early today at her
home, the Westchester Apart
ments, after a brief Illness.
Born in Middleport, Ohio. she
graduated from Ohio State Uni
versity in 1891. Most of her life
was spent in Columbus, where her
husband, Lowry F. Safer, was an
attorney for many years before
his death in 1885.
Surviving are a son, Richard
Safer Of Columbus; two daughters,
Mrs. Charles N. Walker and Miss
Katherine Safer. both Of the
Westchester Apartments: a broth
er, Charles A. Morhart of Middle
port, and two sisters, Mrs. Louise
Grant of Middleport and Mrs.
Anna M. Albers Of Washington.
Funeral and burial services will
be held Monday in Columbus.
Evening star., 1950-01-06
Rev. Robert Shores,
Former Author and
'Newspaperman, Dies

The Rev. Robert James Shores,
68, former newspaperman, author
and a member of the clergy of the
Episcopal Diocese of Washington
since 1927. died yesterday at his
apartment in the Shoreham Hotel
after a years illness.
Mr.. Shores entered newspaper
work in 1902, working for papers
in Butte, Mont; Seattle, Wash:
Salt Lake City. Utah; Des Moines,
Iowa; st. Paul and Minneapolis,
Mimi; San Francisco and New
York.
He was an editorial writer for
the Newspaper Enterprise Associ-
alton in San Francisco in 1906.
literary editor of the Pittsburgh
Spectator in 1912 and two years
later became managing editor of
the New York Editorial Service.
A contributor to Harper's Weekly,
he also had worked on several
motion picture magazines.
Mr.. Shores books included 1.-THE
Story of Willie Complain" "At
Molokai and Other Verse;" Gay
Gods and Merry Mortals" and
New Brooms."
Mr.. Shores, who came here in
1921, turned to the ministry and
was ordained in 1927. He served
as assistant pastor at st. Mar
garet's Episcopal Church here for
the next five years and then was
a supply minister at st. Johns.
Episcopal Church in Bethesda, st.
Peters Church in Poolesville,
Church of the TRANSPORTATION
here and others.
Born in Minneapolis, he re-
ceived his education at Cornell
University and the old Columbian
University here.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs.
Marie Lowe Shores. and a daugh-
ter, Mrs. Marie Madora Peterson,
also of the Shoreham.
Funeral services will be held at
10 am. Monday at St. Stephen
and The Incarnation, 1927 New.
ton street NV. Burial will be in
Rock Creek Cemetery.
The Right Rev. Angus Dun,
Bishop of Washington, will con-
duct the services. assisted by the
Rev. Stuart F. Cast. rector of the
church. -.
Evening star., 1950-01-06
Dr.. T. J. Jones, rs, Dies;
SocioIogist Helped Neqro
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Jan. Cdr.
Thomas Jesse Jones, rs, Welsh
born sociologist whose studies led
to improvements in conditions for
Negroes and Indians, died yester-
day.
DR.. Jones was director emeritus
of the Phelps-Stokes Fund, which
was founded to improve housing
and encourage practical education
for underprivileged people.
He served the fund for SO years.
From 1917 until his retirement in
1946, he was it's educational direc-
tor.
His 1916 study on Negro educa-
tion in the United States made
proposals which brought about
improvements in Negro schools.
Evening star., 1950-01-06
Acc Publishes Booklet
For Business Guidance
BY the Assoeiuisd Pres.

Firms wanting to do business
with the Atomic Energy Commits
sion can find out how. for 10 cents.
The commission drew up 8
booklet entitled !" A Guide for Com
tracing Of Construction and Re-
lated Engineering Services" and
put 1t on sale at the Government
Printing ONCE.
Evening star., 1950-01-06
Mrs. John Rosser Dies;
Texas Writer Fell on Ice
By the Assoc;o,ed Press

DALLAS, Jan. 6.-The frozen
body Of Mrs. John Rosser, poet
and fiction writer, was found
yesterday In the driveway Of her
home.
Officers said she apparently
died after a fall on the ice.
Mrs. Rosser,, 10, was the daugh-
ter Of the late Col. Clarence
Ousley, former newspaper editor
and Assistant Secretary Of Agri-
culture under President Wilson.
Her novelette,, Probation Wife
was made into q movie starring
Norma Talmadge.
Evening star., 1950-01-06
Chef S Death in River
Ruled Accidental

Investigation into the death OF
Rene Marchal. 80, former May.
flower Hotel sauce chef whose
body was found in the Potomac
River Monday, was marked
CLOSED" today when DR.. James I
Boyd, Prince Georges County med.
ical examiner, issued a certificate
Of death due to drowning"
Mr.. Marchal vanished from
Hains Point the night of Novem-
Der II after his new car crashed
into a lamppost. District Homi.
eide Squad detectives reported he
was stunned by the crash and ap-
parently fell into the river while
wandering dazed near the scene
Of the accident.
Mystery surrounding the loe
which was lashed to Mr.. Marchal's
body when it was found near
Stump Island a mile and a hall
below Blue Plains was cleared Ut
yesterday. Two Alexandria water
front workers said they tied the
log to the body to make it easier
to relocate after they had sum-
moned police.
Meanwhile, another boating
party came across the body ano
hailed the Harbor police boaI
while it was responding to the
original call. The two men who
found the body originally were
waiting on an Alexandria dock
for police to arrive. They sale
they did not know the log hac
created mystery until they reae
newspapers yesterday.
Funeral services for Mr.. Mar.
chal, who came to Washington
from France in 1947, will be helt
tomorrow at 8 am. at the S. H
Hines funeral home. 2901 Four.
teenth street NV. Burial viii b,
| in Mount Oliyet Cen4Atery.
Evening star., 1950-01-06
British to Study Touds

SYDNEY. Australia. R.-An
export license recently granted
will allow an airfreight consign-
ment OF giant 7-inch toads to a
medical research center in Eng
land. Scientists consider the toad
of great value for research into
the activity of the nervous system.
Evening star., 1950-01-06

Cars used on some trains oper-
ating between Chicago and the
Pacific Coast make as many as
72 TO 90 round trips yearly.
Evening star., 1950-01-06
Firth

GREENLAW, LYNNE BAADE. To Mr..
and Mrs. Price Davis Greenlaw Of Colonial
Beach, Va, a daughter, LYNNE BAADE
GREENLAW, at Providence Hospital,
Washington, D. c., on Monday, June u,
1949. Mrs. Greenlaw formerly was Miss
Jeanne Baade, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond Charles Baade of Washington,
D. c,
Evening star., 1950-01-06
Attnrtltrtn

NEEDLE. MYER. The unveiling Of the
memorial in memory of the late MYER
NEEDLE will take place on Sunday, JAM
uary 8, 1850, at l pm, at 'Tifereth Israel
Cemetery. 18th st. and Alabama ave. Sc.
Friends and relatives invited.
Evening star., 1950-01-06

THEY PROVED JUSTICE is BLIND-The law said Fawn, IL
yearod guide dog could not accompany blind mistress
Miss Anita Blair 49, of Ell Chicago into the Senate
visitors gallery mo dogs allowed the guards said Miss Blair
had few words with the guards Wherever she went there
went her dog she said The consulted the sergeant
and decided to turn their heads while Miss Blair and Fawn
Photo.
Evening star., 1950-01-06

HELEN KAISER, Councitors.
ETHEL WINDSOR, Rec. Sec.
FLAHERTY. ANNIE c. On Thursday.
January 5, 1850. at her residence, 2109
3rd st. ne. ANNIE c. FLAHERTY, beloved
wife of the late Timothy E. Flaherty.
mother of William e Flaherty and Cath
crime A: Harris Notice of funeral later.
Mattingly Funeral Service.
FOX, ANDREW. On Sunday, January
/, 1850, ANDREW FOX. Funeral from
the W.. K. Huntemann Funeral Home,
5732 Georgia ave. NV, on Saturday,
January z, at 2 pm Relatives and
friends invited to attend Interment Cedar
Hill Cemetery.
GLADING, CHARLOTTE. On wednes.
day, January 4. 1850. at her residence
RiverdaIe rd., Riverdale, Nd, CHARLOTTE
GLADING, beloved wife OF the late Ed
ward F. GladinE and motfe~ of Mary.
Charlotte; Rebekah; Elesnor, Edward. John
above residence on Saturday. January 2, at ct
II am. Relatives and friends invited
1nterment National Memorial Park Gene
terry, (Philadelphia, Pa, papers please
copy.) 8
Evening star., 1950-01-06

mems AcspItsl. HENRiETfA Lewis of
ha m dts one sl SON. shs sass' so T%
one sister, Mrs. Josephine Barnes; three
granddsIghsasrs, Mrs; Dolores Madden.
Yssn ss ine iez sh5es omsx Lewis
George Madden; foster sons. Robert L.
Green and RAYMOND Smith, and z host Of Of
other relatives and fTiends tl;.d After $50
at the Taft II. Williams Funeral Home.
1702 18th st. NV, where funeral services
T BE- hsd RaS an sa.upday anaay 1nte
ment Harmony Cemetery.
LUCAS; BEuLAH T.; On Tuesday, Janu:
sry ssry 9; 1850. Mrs. BEuLAA L. LUCAS Of
is s. e and 1s aagseT of ss she ass
Q. Lucas. She is survived BY her mother.
Mrs Mamie Lee one brother; lawrence A.
Lee three Edgar re. p Mssrice
Vivian Liehtfoot, Mrs. La Verne Hin and
Miss Alta NJ. Lee; two arandnieces, one
ras n and as SesF es to ses e a aae
pm. Friday. funeral Saturday. January
a chaIeh ge Rev fe ths Bfp R
terment Harmony Cemetery. Arrangements
by L. E. Murray & Son. o.
MARSHALL, JOHN WESTLY. On Tues
ia Say .o 3 Ss & ieSS a e g
Nd, JOIN wEsTLY- MARSHALL. beloved
brother of Mrs. Katie Lockwood Of Wash
aaon and @ ws ssts fw q esbSss
Md; grandfather Of Helen Marshall. Re-
mains resting at the HUNT q Ryon Fu-
neral - Hsme waldorf, Mo. Funeral sery, y,
Nd Interment church cemetery.
MEssIcK. MAYNARD c.. On wednsss-
k n sGs T. 1S s5e 3 G. les
band OF Alice c. Messick, father OF Mrs.
Edna z. sonneman, grandfather Of War,
a ana snd m1s 5rois sd e dhaam IT,
pea Funers Homa aheEs 4sia S asorsa sse
sstsffas snd fssnds Invited
Prospect Hill Cemetery.
PETERSON, sEvERT HUsE. on Thurs
day. day. January 5, 1850; & at his SIT, residence, @
1905 2sh p n.y. - MusE PET
son, father Of Nancy and David Patterson,
son of Mrs; Evelyn Peterson Of La Jolla,
Calf and brother Of MRS, Cecil J; Watson +,
a. al dawler's Chapel 1856 Pa. ave. NV, w.
where services viii be held on Monday,
Jan Isnusry Nat,a g at dsmstsry 70 @ Afas
PURCELL, DIR. RICHARD. January 8,
1850. Of 1898 Lawrence st. ne, husband
satrieis Eileen and richard Eick Purcell;
Shrine hia' Of = the e Immaculate Conception.
Catholic University. from am. until
1890 am. Saturday. january z. Solemn
high mass at 1880 am. Interment st.
Mary's. 6
SANDERS, CATHERINE ANNE. On
Wednesday, January 4. 1850, at the WASH
ington Sanitarium and Hospital CATH
ERNIE ANNE SANDERS of $500 lst ave-.
Silver Spring, Nd, beloved wife OF Eugene
Lee Sanders and mother Of Mrs. Jane SAN
ders Leeks, Mrs. T. Hammond Welsh and
Mr.. Eugene Lee Sanders. jr Mrs. Sanders
rests at the Warner e. Pumphrey Funeral
Home, S434 Georgia ave. Silver Spring.
Nd, where services will be held on Satur-
day, January z, at 10 am. Interment
Warrenton. Va.
SHORES, REV. ROBERT JAMES. On
Thursday January 5. 1850. Rev. ROBERT
JAMES SHORES of the Shoreham Hotel,
beloved husband Of Marie Lowe Shores,
father of Marie Madora Peterson: Re-
mains resting at the S. H. Hines Co. Fu-
neral Home, 2901 14th st.. NV. Funeral
services at st. Stephsn and the Incarr,a-
SITS; nv. on Monday, January 9, at 10
a.in. Interment Rock Greek Cemetery. s
Evening star., 1950-01-06

LAUDER, CALVIN G. Members OF the
Au6n Police and Fire Post, No. 20.
&AaNA the American Legion, are ad-
fNEzS&A vised of the sudden death of
EhNN3s our comrade, CALVIN G. LAU-
SIS$E6 BER, In New York City, Janu-
Ex55SV ary 4, 1850. Funeral services
N will be held on Manhasset,
Long Island, N. Y. on January 8.
NELSON G. THAYER, Commander.
Evening star., 1950-01-06

DRUM LENA NJ. Oficers and members
- - of Golden Rule Council. No.
ASA 10. Daughters of America. are
~ requested to attend the funeral
16@GM services for our late sister,
H6ya LENA M. DRUM, at the Lee
&It Funeral Home, 4th ST. and
Mass. ave. ne, Friday, Janu-
Evening star., 1950-11-20
Bldg. Material Sales

BULLODZER-A. c. 10, with or with
cut pan loader; H. D. 8 A. c.; good
shape. Finish. job Mon. FA. $500.
BUS, 1914 Ford. 27-passenger model.
will accommodate more children:
equipped with 2 heaters, good
mechanical condition. coed tires
Priced for unick sale. S795. CHEVY
CHASE MOTOR CO, INC 1725
Evening star., 1950-11-20
RMS. APTs. TO SHARE Cont }

CONN. AVE. N.W.-2-bedroom apt.
ttoooSsh to share with one girl. Call NO
GIRL TO SHARE spacious apt, -Iq 6plv.
St stpdi9 xI Tmi ieoh 1895 r st. NV, Apt.
GIRL to share beau. mod. Arm. apt,
alpEprsTcistsd. E1sTi II; lash; 80
5-rm. apt. twin-bed rms; conv: Sc.
eiate efaeie ~ 5inS SssSH Mqs' see to egpre- a5.
change for care Of 'afs ehiid A2si f. !? 9s55 s.
YOUNG LADY to share 4-room apt
nished; $40. Double room, % twin
beds; on busline; Georgetown. MI.
LADY UNDER 35 to share modern
garden apt, NV. with another lady;
separate bed; avail. Dec. l; $40.
WILL SHARE MODERN APT. with .
empl girls; twin beds; large closets;
at door; unlimited use Of ivrm. and and
kit; refs. EXCHANGED. Call AK.
day Sat. and Sun. -21
Pentagon. ia. 2-9O07. -2f
TWO GIRLS share lge. 2-bedrm. apt.
with 2 others. twin beds. unlim.
phone; S3p ca; vacancy Dec. l..
MI; liza, 1400 Fairmont st. NV,
Apt. 407. III
COLORED GIRL will share her nice
apt. with another girl; all modern
Turn. In apt. bldg. Ii. $685..
COLORED-GIRL to share with an
other. lovely modern apt. in NV.
sect. Box 202-H. Star. -2I
C0LORED-NICE ELDERLY LADY to |
share rm. with another. 1881 18th |
st. NV. co. 1854.
Evening star., 1950-11-20
LUMBER

Large supply of all sizes of framing
nber, oak and maple flooring; ali
3-inch lumber sold for the price of
2-inch. ACE WRECKING CO., 4O02
Mimi. ave. ne LII 4-n500 %
Evening star., 1950-11-20
ROOMS EURNIsHEp-N.W.

CoLoRED-DowNTowN. 7th and p
Sts.; newly renovated. Venetian
blinds, etc.; Singles and doubles,
$3.50 up See GEORGE MILLS,
1903 7th st. NV. --22
COLORED - NICELY FURNISHED
room for 2 ladies or l lady; good
transp.; home privil. To, SIG.
CoLoRED-fO6 ELM ST. NV
Large and small rooms for rent.
Call before noon or after pm. 2Os
COLORED-I333 BELMONT ST.
Lge. rm.. twin beds; suit. cple. or
men; home privil DE. 6S1l. 30
CCLORED-1 ROOM. semiprivate kit.
and bath, employed couple. 1924
18th st. NV, DE. 1860.
r sT. N.W-Large
frt; rm. for empl. cpl. or men. HU.
CoIoRED-1s1o BELMONT RID,
N.W,-Double and single rooms;
nicely furnished; privileges. HO.
CoLoRED-so1s,a SHERMAN AVE.
NW.--Room with kit. pr.yils.; ac-
cept children. RA. 7134 -22
OLORED-1319 PARKWOOD PL.-
Room for employed couple; all
privileges. TU. 1913.
Evening star., 1950-11-20
DOGS. PETS. ETC.
.ISH SETTER PUPPIES.

IRISH SETTER PUPPIES. thorough
bred, male, S25; female, SIS. 634
23rd st. So. -Arl., OF. 91S7. -21
GREAT DANE. female, 3 yrs. old,
other danes. ELPAW KENNELS,
reg; Alex, Va. Duke st. ext, TIE.
243O or OV. 1851. IA
BOXER. male, puppy. CHI sired, Axe
reg; excel. quality; housebroken.
Reas. Ashton 2l03. -21
COCKER PUPS, beautiful, all colors,
Axe registered; s@5 and $50. Cali
sT. ANDREA CoCKERs-outstand-
ing puppies, black and buff sired by
Ch. Blue Bays King Midas. Free
health certificate. Show quality at
pet prices. Vienna 24-J-5, collect.
Sun. and Ewes. -2I
sale. Hanting season open now. 1
COCK, Fairfax Va. -25
SHIPPING CRATES. dogs. cats. etc,
al sizes; light weight; low cost.
72l Oglethorp, NV. RA. 3445.-26
SIX DALMATIAN PUPPIES, cham
pion stock, Lorbyondale breeding.
HILL TOP FARM. Phone Elkridge
GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies. by
Grand Victor, Champion Valiant.
ASGARD KENNELS; reg. FA. $3.50.
0U~
Evening star., 1950-11-20
ROOMS EuRhIsHEp-N.E.

FRONT ROOM for 2 nice, young sgle.
girls. l small back room for man
54iI 21th ST.-Single front room,
near bath, close to transportation;
NEAR THE CAPITOI-Front rm,, ali
nome comforts; transp. within one
oiock; young woman. Ii. 3-s457.
MICHIGAN PARK-Double and single
room, pvt. home; newly dec; for
gentlemen; conv. trans. LA. 6-5729.
LARGE NICELY FURN. front rm for
z; very conV. location. Ii. 7-7145.
COLORED-LARGE FURN. FRONT
ROOM in Christian home. for quiet
working couple. Call Ii. 6-e67l.
COLORED-1922 SUMMIT pI. NE
"A nicely furnished room for one
employed man; some privileges. 2Os
COLORED-I217 OWEN PL.-Furn
Ti1:i o,- next bath; gentleman; $3.50
COLORED-NEWLY FURN. RM.; for
couple or single lady: home priyils,
ri l164 a,Lg Lang pl; ne; II. 3-4222. 80
CoLoRED--NICELY FURN. dble. rm.
next to bath, twin beds, Simmons in,
nerspring mattress: privils. and ex-
Gel; transp. TR. 1906 Sunday, after
5:30 n m. Monday. 80
COLORED-TWIN BEDS, for two men
or employed cple.; no cooking; phone
vi. 1858 N2I r-'e
Evening star., 1950-11-20
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

WASHING MACHINES, UP to 4oS
disc. on all floor models: last years
models slashed. Easy terms. Open
eyes; till 8. ROYAL APPLIANCE co.
I9ll Nichols ave, Sc. LU. 4-700O.
WATER HEATERS. used sale. Q
30-gal, from SIS; guar. JOHN
g; WEBSTER CO.. 627 F. st. NV.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. double hung
closing out our regular stock of
l2-lt. weatherstripped windows al
bargain prices; 2x3A t.; as low as
Maryland. Phone WI. 662S. 81
GRAFLEX, film magazine, 3Hx4A
$40; Plate magazine. $3.50; filn
holders. S1.75 each. AL. 1852. 10
PRACTICALLY NEW living and din
Ing room furn.. also bedrm. furn.
MAPLE HUTCH CABINET, chest "a and
dressing table, bookcase. stuffed
platform rocker. girls 2S-inch bi-
cycle. OW. 50S5. All day Sunday,
after $50 Mon. and Tuesday. -21
HIGHEST TRADE-IN on your old TV
set. BLAIR'S TV. 1922 Wis. ave.
Nv, OK. TStl1
Evening star., 1950-11-20
RMS. FURN.-MD. 6 VA.

RQOM-Twin beds. nr. 8 buses. large
~ rneighborhood, OK. 4l99.
IakoMA PARK. mr.. Montgomery Jr.
College - Twin-bed rm.: walk-in
closet; next to bath. SH 1919.
Mr.. chevy CHASE CIRCLE-Larpe
I'm; S1s Ink; $12 wk. WI. 2635. OR.
FURNISHED BEDRM-For en- empl
cple; with kit. privil.; $50 mo.
95o2 Columbia blvd. N. Woodside,
ATTRACTIVE SINGLE ROOM, pvt,
path: eoonnyyenient Lee hwy, in Ari,
BETHESDA -. Master bedroom. pvt.
ARLINGTON. soUTHVDouble SOUTH roo room.
use OF kitchen. Call after 5, CH.
ALEx.-Attractive room in pvt pvt. Va
home; gentleman. $40 mo. TIE.
10 MN. TO KEY BRIDGEaI BRIDGE-Laree
rm; with adj. study; breakfast. s.afly
maid service. parking privil. Gentle
men only. GIL. 1910. 30
MT. RAINIER rm.. 1st f.: oil heat,
SSatinnoqs %a 4h2I hot hot Tgater' porch, yard
1924 LEE HWY. Arl., va.-L.hk
room next to bath double or single
IA. $4,000. 2Is
Evening star., 1950-11-20
PIT AMOS

Buy before prices increase. Large Sc
lection in spinets, consoles and
grands. New. floor samples and used.
III all types of-wood finishes. Large
reductions in many models. S25
down. balance in SO months. Small
deposit will hold for Christmas de-
livery. DYNAMIC MUSIC. I300 q
ST nw SIT 0OE0 -
Evening star., 1950-11-20
ROOMS FURNIsHED-N.W.

1884 COLUMBIA RD.-Men, sgle.. SO
,wk,: dble, s7,5o ea. wk. Conf sep
beds; shwrs.. bath: c.h.w:. gas neat;
NV IN RssfPsf ifsEae RousAD AD 7s 4s$2 New
rated rooms ass daly maid Service aeaH and
switchboard service. NO. 1886.
DUPONT CIRCLE-Catering to re-
fined clientele; ideal location; conv
sEsn1P nkg zsE aSsH eSz yGEs
cHEHY ISE8 81 CHASE, 4 \; D. c.-Nicely 2GI frrn.
rm; for gentleman; y blk. from bus
rHE ~ FaRmrS4aTioN'2 saRs 4Ei S$2f fsa4 18th So
ton; weekly rates; sgl.. $3.50 up; m
OPP dI1 sTaTIER STaTG sDi HOPE PE 415S i6os ,st,
st: nv: attrac. furn. rm.. large
'front.' with water; for ladies; reas.
IRVING ST. NV. 1s41-Furn. room
after Z pm. AID. 3a9e. -23
GLOVER PARK-single rm.. nicely
trans; fransp. 9syly oR. 54ss. Tsdec0rated exsel
DuPoST CIRCLE stR'' 1921 P st. -nS NV;
maid @ service. nsTe 81 81 F@ s4Se. ssle Eas eee
1884 QUE ST. N.W.-"The Ken
de1bls GeTtI very yms yarm sa n. front single and
-comfortably furn%', Nv well IH Heated
End fl. front single rm.. ST wk. -23
FURN. RM. for refined working cou-
pie; cooking privil.: or refined man
can board; nr. transp. ST. 37s2.
1914 BELMONT RID. N.w.-Double
rm' rrTm1' also single rm.. for gentlemen.
CHEvY3' t; 3't2i CHASE, D. c.-Nice Maf bedrm,
II n private home, with shower. WO.
1866 sSS'' WYOMING, mr.. Conn. We Very
desir.. newly dec. lge. rm for 1 or 3
pleasant car: MI. s4o4. PRIV. .ai m''
CONN. AVE: SECTION, 1923 Ordway
st.. NV. Pleasant furn. rm. in fine
nTroST gHP S9me cTRcLEa Mssh Phons Isss 10th st
Single front rm., clean. warm. at
tractive; gentle family: gentleman
DELAFIELD PL. N.w.-Front rm.,
cedar closet. next to bath: excel.
transp.: S25 each. RA. 1926. 30
TWIN-BED RIM, pvt. bath, pvt kitch-
en-, laundry facilities if desired;
Jewish home; all conveniences. TU.
$500 s7th ST. NV. tcorner Porter
st:l-Share. large. air-cond. room
with refined young woman; beautiful
home and surroundings; conv:
transp. and cafe: unlim. phone and
MT. Iaunf PLEashNf EsaslalNsifS AREA-singie Tm.,
sgax asN!y trassp ass aSft sg5s sgg55lsate so nssoos'
bath; ,75gy. gyt. home. Ia. 2H7o or
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PIANOS

Kimball pianos have held the posi-
tion OF one of the worlds finest
pianos for over "a years. Campbelps
are proud to be the exclusive repre-
sentatives for these fine instru-
ments. Come in and let us show you
and finishes to select from. Conv.
terms. Libsral trade in allowance.
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO., HOS G st.
NV. DI. S464. -25
PIANOS. FOR RENT-With option to
buy: choose from new and slightly
used spinetS and consoles; hauling
charge extra. ST. 9400, JORDAN
PIANO CO.. corner 18th and G SITS.
NV. -o4
PIPE. galvanized. black, cast iron, cut
thread: fixtures. BLOCKS, 1856
M ST. NV. NO 1903, WA. bhO1
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CATTLE & LIVESTOCK

JERSEY BULL from IA
nous Twin Oaks herd; have papers;
only reason for disposing of this
valuable herd, sire have discontinued
dairying activities. Call RADI
EVANS Poolesville (Md.) 2O2S. -25
SHETLAND PONIES-Riding horses,
ma cattle. Ponies wonderful Christ
mas presents for children. Call RADI
EVANS. Poolesville (Md) 202S. -25
FINE BAY PONY FOR SALE, price
S130. Call FA. 1897.
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PIANOS

Rent piano. Cempbell's famous
rental-purchase plan is your answer
to getting a brand new piano to
start your child in music. You may
select the piano that you would like
to own and have it delivered to
your home for as little as $3.50
down and $3.50 per mo. Come in
today and make your selection.
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.. HOS g st.
NV. DI, S464, -26
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household contents,
old glassware. silver, misc. china !:
highest prices. s. E. FURN. EXCH.
30 9TH St. AT O5S6 Moving done
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

PIANOS-We have the largest selec-
ton of pianos in this city on dis
play; all kinds, makes and types of
instruments new and used, at prices
from S295 to $3.50. ST. 94O0,
JORDAN PIANO CO.. corner 18th
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COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL

Plus delivery: deliveries in pei neapbs aGbS
SEASONED HARDWooD, fireplace;
lengths, delivered in. .Arl. and NV.
q. G; only. Oh. BAL. 81
Such as tree tops, dead trees, etc
pHe MeaT an, Wash.' ,Ra,oGT; 2, e; RE. 2625. q.
oak; S24 cord. Call RE 262h 2fs