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Personalities and Impressions
Founder of Army Nurse Corps
Would Have Been 81, Today
By Jessie Font Evans

This is the S7th birthday an
niversary of the late DR.. Anita
Newcomb MCGEE. founder of the
Army Nurse Corps. which noted
a half century of service to Amer
lean troops last February 2.
DR.. MCGEE was born in this
city November 4. 1864. a daughter
OF the famous astronomer. DR.. Si-
mon Newcomb. He was once made
an officer of the Legion of France
for MS scientific attainments.
She was a graduate in the class
of 1892 of George Washington
University Medical School.
At the outbreak of the Spanish
American War. Gen. George
Sternberg. the Surgeon General Of
the Army, gave her the task Of
screening applicants and passing
on the qualifications of the thou
sands Of women who were then
writing in asking to become
nurses. AT the start. she insisted
that none but graduate nurses be
accepted, thus setting a high
standard of competence which the
corps has rarefully guarded since.
Nurses then were known as con-
tract nurses" being signed on, but
not taken into the Army, although
subject to control and regulation.
N,,w.~ Co,~. D;II
The Surgeon General also in
trusted her with writing section
1901 Of the Army organization bill
which established the Army Nurse
Corps as permanent part of the
Army. A contemporary writer
said 1t re. established the value
of women in military nursing that
Florence Nightingale began in the
Crimean War"
Her assistant. Mrs. Dita Hop
kins Kinney, became first head
Of the corps. When the legisla- !
ton went through, DR.. MCGEE
resigned as the only woman to
hold the post of assistant sur
seon general.
She was also the originator of
the idea Of having reserve nurses
so the Army would have qualified
women to call on in an emergency. |
She wrote the provision for such
a reserve into the act. In World
War I her wisdom was justified
in the many reserve nurses called
into active service.
Her Army Nurse Corps legisla- +
ton remained unmodified for
many years and did not undergo
complete alteration until the Army
nurses received permanent COM
missions in the service under
law passed in 1947.
The MCGEE formula for the
United States Army Nurse Corps
was used later by several foreign
countries. notably England and
Japan. in setting up their military
service nursing organizations. |
Evening star., 1951-11-04
Bookies Tobacco Stores
IStort SeIIinq-but Out
BY the Associoied Press

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 3.-A number
of bookie shops which have been
masquerading for years as tobacco
stores gave up the pretense today
and started selling.
! Not tobacco. but everything they
had: Chairs, tables, and even an
air. conditioning set.
That's the report from Capt.
James Thompson. who said his
men were told the store owners
were quitting because they didn't
want to risk run-in with Uncle
Sam under the new gambling law
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OES Activities
In LocuI Chapters
Chapter activities this week.

Chapter activities this week:
General Auxiliary Home Boarc
Monday. 1880 pm, Masonic
Temple.
Acacia-Tuesday. election o1
officers.
Federal-Thursday, election oil
Officers. Birthdays honored.
st. John's-Monday, election OF
officers. Friday. plastic party,
home Of Irma Ketcham.
La Fayette-Wednesday, Star
Points. home of Rose A. Walker
Campbell-Loeffler Sewing Club
Thursday. l pm, Masonic and
Eastern Star Home.
Joppa Lodge-Wednesday, cleo
ton of officers. Dinner at pm.
for members only.
Harmony-Thursday, election of
officers. Dinner for members at
6 pm.
Congress Lodge-Monday, elec-
ton Of officers.
Only the complete list of new
officers will be published.
Evening star., 1951-11-04

Since the occidental form of
chess was introduced in China
within the past century, Mr.. Krig-
Ier believes the pieces were made
within the last so years. They are
boxed in cloth lined cases, within
"a hinged. teakwood and ivory in
laid chess board.
Mr.. Kriger spent more than 20
years in China and his chess play
ing and admiration for jade led to
his acquisition of the set just
lately The king and queen of the
sets are depicted in traditional
garb. the pawns are warriors and
the rocks are mounted on ele-
phantS,
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White: EVANS and PRINS
Black: RESHEVSKY and HOROWITz

After six rounds of the United
States women's championship,
Mrs. Mary Balm of New York City
was in the lead with six straight
wins. Mrs. Gisela K. Gresser, also
of New York, and Miss May Karff
of Boston followed, with 81 and
Al. respectively. There are 10
entries in all. and three more
rounds will see the decision.
Round 6 was played at the Log
Cabin Chess Club in West Orange,
N. J.
Evening star., 1951-11-04

William A. Reeves; finance officer,
Edward Heagy; membership off,
Ger. Fred c. Dixon; Judge advo-
cate. William Bralove, chaplain,
Virgil j. Haynes; service officer,
Walter c. Boone; historian, Max
E. Courtright.
Sergeant Jasper Post will meet
Wednesday evening at 1900 New
Hampshire avenue NV.
The post and its auxiliary will
sponsor entertainment for patients
at Mount Alto Hospital on Tues
day evening and has also sched-
uled bingo party, to be held at
the same location on December 18
Department Comdr. William J
Hoffman and Department Serv-
Ice Officer Waldron Leonard were
principal speakers at a meeting
Of Kenneth H. Nash Post when
Neal Moerdyk became the COM
mander. He was presented with a
leather brief case by Mrs. Mabel
F. Staub. Kenneth H. Nash Auxil-
iary president. on behalf of the
unit and also received a Citation
Of Merit for his work during the
past year in connection with the
Iauxiliary's rehabilitation program
The latter presentation was made
by Mrs. Bertha Fichthorne, ma
tional executive committeewoman
The post accepted William p.
Aceto, James E. Clements. David
]. Mutt. Bernard N. Moordyk, Paul
Talbort, Claude E. Young and
William r. G. Poe as new mem
bers.
The Department Athletic Com
mittee, under the direction of
Fred P. Amthor. will meet Thurs
day evening in room 22l of The
Evening Star Building and will
continue to meet at the same To-
cation on the second Thursday of
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APARTMENTS UNEURNlsHEp
ANTONETTE GARDENs-1 bIk ov,

ANToNETTE GARDENS blk. over
rm.. din rm.. kit, bath laundry,
storage, and parking; l blk. from
l-tare bus and shopping center: $50
incl. utils. Adults only, 10 S-Sl19.
INITIAL OFFICE, l414 4sth ave.
j JON APARTMENT with sleeping
porch, heat and hot water furnished.
Adults only. SOS. 30 per month. ~
10th ave. Capitol Heights. Nd. MR.
IS SSff9 ST. N RRhon Hpi Jo so S-oi4 rm ana
To INSPECT, see MIR. MORGAN in
Apt. 200. after 4 o'clock. --25
aI.6 CONN. AVE. N.W.-Two bed
rooms. lir, nm, din. rm.. modern
kitchen and bathroom, large foyer
and reception hall: entire apartment
has been renovated and modernized.
R Rept' No 81? a59 Per month See o res,
ARLINGTON, VA. cow. location
perch; restricted; must be perm,
2 UNFURN. APIS, one on first f.:
rented separately or together; good
Weicome. III. $500 u''0' oH Is5
35Ia 18th ST. N.w.-Two rms, kit.
and bath; no children; So 30 mo.
Cell after : pm. 26'
TWO ROOMS. bath. no kit; $40.
81 62oo ef 5 St NV near Conn. o ave.
TAKoMA PARK-Lovely, newly dec
Arm. and bath apt; adults, sac
mo. incl, util. SH. 2S39. 70
1IO3 G ST. S.W.--l-rm., kit. and
PAIN; S4:i 20 mo. INN occup. See
NJ NJ: s 5469' on premises or call
1905 iath ST: NV lse. rms. kit
and bath: 500. 30 mo includes utili-
ties, completely decorated; adults
only; To Inspect. call LEO M BERN
S NF SAd 8 CO" l4l6 X st. NV.
Observation-Disclosures House
Apt. 1925 T st. NV. New elevator
apt. house; studio apis. from SO 80;
J bedrm.. 81 800; utils. incl; now
premises to daily. GE. O431,,
100 F ST. SEE rms with gas
range and refgr.; $40 IS. incl,
ARLINGToN Small apt; house,
6 6y1s nm k st,.s and bath h; Noy i; pyt.
1926 CONN. AvE.-one large rm
kitchen, bath and porch rent. $50
per mo. CAN RANDALL H. HAGNER
1917 COM. AVE. = Large e' studio studio
apt, containing living rm. with
tirepl1 bedrm., bath and, kitchen.
$500 per mo-; available imme-
diately. Cali RANDALL H HAG-
NER & co" 1921 Conn. ave, DE.
FOR LITERARY LADY, 1911 Eye st
". two rms. kit. bath s54
Extra work tipping. WEAVER BROS
1ot SCHUYLER RID, Silver Spring.
Md Available on or about Nov
~, > bedrms.. liz, rmy dinette tile
bath with shower. kitchen fan. Vene-
tar tar blinds md o paPoget aoors aq all,
SOL 80 mo-. utils paid For appt to
inspect, call MANAGER. bet. hrs,
to 5 or : to 9 only. ST. 1868. 80
1900 FAIRMOST ST. NV rms.
gil, a I'd bath az Il rent s44,a5 per mo
3-RM APT. private entr.. LIST floor
close TO transp.; reas Apply -ia3
Flower, ave- Tax PIX. Nd. pc
and bath; adults only; immediate
a.. 9sfT TSGToS ca ro Ne 6xi 1tP@ NE
AREA bedrm;. Nv; nm. dinette,
Bath apt. $50 so 1900 10Th st.
N. Arlington. / to 4 pm GIL. 1924
II15 OATES ST. N.E.-tWhite only
2nd A.. 3 rms. kit. bath: incl
utilities: 500. L. r. GRAVATTE.
Realtor 1918 K 81. NV MA 015:3
BELTSNuLE. MD.-ReSidential. Liv
nm. bedrm kit. bath; pvt. entr.
WA. 6i6S after $50 or week ends
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APARTMENTS WANTED

2 REFINED. employed ladies desire
1-bedroom unfinished apartment
BY October rs; 1851; maximum $40
FREE-Landlords applicants waiting
t for your furn; or unfqFn. apis; Or
R %bfe open SI 5u dass MA wa aool Va
BRITISH JOURNALIST. family, re-
quires furn. or unfurn. apt. with
yard or small house. WI, 4s3l.
DESIRE TO suBLET furn. apt. IT, in
apt. bldg. or duplex for 80 TO CO.
mo. Elk. 1908, 7 am. to 6 pm
PHYSICIAN wants furnished 3 or A.
r VIZ E MTfa hab G Is1K s assre
rm,, unfurnished apt. Mt. Pleasant
dist 500 max, Box 2s1-x' Star
UNFURN. EFFIc. APT. in apt. bldg. i:
nv; before Nov, Is. RE. 1900, Cen
v 1sT1 Ran expectant wife. with hSt two
small children desire 2-bedrm. un-
furn. apt; very urgent. vi. 300l.
3-RooM UNFURN. APT. by Couple
gith baby in Sc; maximum so.
EMPToYED gentlemen desire l
Circle area. Call DU, 1928 evenings.
FURNISHED BACHELOR APT, NV
section; Nov. LIST; S75 top. HO
! .5gs4. 6:15 to Sis pm. 81
| and . children desire fully furnished
| house or apt. $3.50 maximum Call
10 S-145g. oa*
EFFICIENCY or one-bedroom apart.
ment, NV. section; pref. vic. Kalo-
rama; Connecticut. Call CO. 1913,
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HOUSES FURNISHED

81 TUCKERMAN ST. NV; prac-
tically brand new, 6-rm. semidet.
home; aas h.-w.h; only SI35 mo-;
a aNe Nov. as. lst; KAY REALTY co.
ARLINGTON. vA.-Nicely furn. s.
new Hecht bids; sl.5. HUI. 1888,
BETHESDk@a-bedroom house Chill
dren welcome Call WI. 1926. 20
1900 :?nd ST. NE.-Det. corner
brick. g r.. s., bath, gas heat; built
in garage Michigan Park. near
line, L. T, GRAVATTE Realtor.
BRiGMT, NEW .BEDRM. HOME in
GlaSsmanor avail, Nov. 10: attrac
Turn. fenced yard, nice bsmt: gar
bage disposal. $50. Lo. $4,000.
GEORGETOWN bedrooms. ga
baths, living nm. ain NJ rm II
brary. maids rnl, and bath. Call
Mrs. Davis, OR. 1924. THOMAS l..
PHILLIPS, WO. 1900.
FURNISHED large bedrooms. ga
baths, large living room and recrea-
ton room all-electric kitchen; faces
ment: contact Mr. Fletcher. Q TO
- am. B, F: SAUL CO. a@5 18th
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bed
nm; available Nov ! $3.50, Mrs
e sa56 va. a AeLI Wl RE s45 coRP
THREE-BEDRM. BRICK, tile bath.
fireplace, fun bsmt; nice yard 'iih
flowers, H-year lease avail. HIGGINS
& HARRISON, INC. Realtors. 10
BFTHEsDA-5-rm. bungalow: llrn
SIP no; fenced yard avail NOV, /.
A Ri 81; S3" FOREST - 5-rm. M, Oct.
brick, beautifully furn. Immed or
Nov. 1 poss.; $3.50. ia. 4-lsl6.
N.w-Attractlye a-rm. detached
stone with fireplace, Sls5 mo, Liv-
ing, din. :, hedrnS. and bath lSt
f.. with bedrms and bath md f.
easily rentable. EN-. $50
CHEVY CHASE. beaut. home: 2
bedrms.. ? baths. rec. rm.; tele-
n ,3,May ! D. MRS, CLYDE G, DUN
SILVER sPRING-Year-old rambler.
radiant heat, = bedrooms. picture
windows, lovely country view gar
den; basement with fireplace Bendix
washer, lease ! VI. or more; COM
pletely ready for coy living cxcept
linen; SliO mo. JU. 1-76l3. ~
ROOMS; modern Improvements:
rent, So, references. INQUIRE Me.
H43G. $50 to 4 pm. rs
GEORGETOWN rms, bath. semi
Oct. brick eas h.-w.h.; excel. loca-
ton adults; 500 mo-: avail. Nov. /.
MI. COOS.
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY
this 3-bedroom and
bath BUNGALOW. Freshly decorated.
well furnished. situated on land
Scaped ground, offers carpeted liV-
ing and dining rooms automatic
washer and dryer. fenced yard and
iarged screened porch. To inspect.
call
SHANNON g. LUcHs co.
1905 H St. NV Ma. 2345.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

UNIVERSITY PARK
Center entr., Diet. Georgian brick
Colonial; mr.. Janney public and st.
AIMS parochial schools; 1st-h. pow
der rm.; End f., 3 bedrms. and bath;
in immac, cond., less than 4 yrs.
old; CT AZ loan. For further in
formation, call MR.. LUECK. MA.
2040; ewes. WO. 5733.
BARNABY WOODS-One of those
prewar 3-bedrm. and 2-bath homes
that are hard to get; the yard and
trees alone Justify you letting US
show you this property. .THoS. L.
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APIS. FURNISHED Cont

COLORED-I356 FAIRMONT ST.
N.W.-Basement apartment. I rm.
with kitchen; SAP mo. Shown 6 to
COLORED-i4O4 7th ST. NV
one rm., kitchen, Frigidaire. all
util; empl. cple. or 2 girls. RA,
COLoRED-I432 sth ST. NV, MI.
$751; apis. and 3 rooms ready
for immediate occupancy; apt. SEQ
wk: rooms. $l25 so wk. -26
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COOP. APIS. SALE Cont

COLoRED-1731 NEW HAMPSHIRE
AVE. N.W.-Modern l -bedrm. apart
ment with full dining room. spacious
living room, complete kitchen and
Enclosed back porch; immediate pos
session; reasonable down payment;
monthly terms like rent, Come to
office of A. M DRAISNER, 1404 l.
st. NV, Ma. S036. --26
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT


Govt. employee. wife
and one high school child. wishes
10 rent for years or longer. 5
or Groom unfinished home in NV.
or nearby Maryland: Sl00 max.
Satisfactory payments OF advance
rent can be arranged. UN. 3y'H5,
80
HOMES NEEDED -
We have fine tenants for homes in
nearby Nd or NV. D. c.; free ap-
praisalS, no delay. For complete
rental service, phone us today
PERRY HAY CO. ST.. 6242 rs
COUPLE need small
unfurn house with gar; reas rent:
IN nearby Va; best care OF property.
H. UNDERWOOD. Ii. $4,000 Ext.
66UA5. 36s
LARGE HOME with acre OF ground.
Prince GEORGES County. Silver
Spring or Takoma Park area; re-
liable tenant Call Mrs Kadow.
JAMES L. DIXON CO.. ST. 200;
ewes. OIL. S07'9. 20
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81 TUCKERMAN ST. NV; prac.
tically brand new. 6-rm. semidet.
home; gas h.-w.h,; only Sl35 mo.
avail. Nov. LIST. KAY REALTY CO..
INC. RIA 22On. -o5
ARLINGTON. VA.-Nicely furn. s.
rm.. mod. house; > blkS. from the
new Hecht bldg; Sl25. HUI. 1855,
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Have You an Invalid
In your family? Here is a fine home
close in, with an electric elevator in
stalled Z rms. :! tile baths; brick
attached type near Wardman Park
Terms to responsible purchaser
Shown by appt, Gail Major Lane,
Ma. $500; ewes. WI $3.50
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MOVING, PACKING. STORAGE

EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
Will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage.
Reas. IA. 1887; ewes. GE. 1916.
26|
LIGHT HAULING and moving reas.
prompt serv. ST 1000 T days wk
= a.m.-9 pm. w. MARVIN. 27'
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET oil
across the country: safe storage IL
separate rooms: expert packing
Phone NO. 0104 UNION STORAGE
co INC, est 1908
SMALL JOBS, boxes. beds. personal
effects. etc; white driver: D. c.;
Arlington and Silver Spring area.
TU. @93:} 80
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,JF-W CUfIII.
MT. PLEASANT. A bright and cheer
full row brick, close TO transp,; COM
pletely modernized: room and u
bath in basement which is on level
with rear yard First floor powder
rm. 3 hedrms. and new bath end
Il Lee closets, storage attic, Va
can't immediate possession. easy
terms. Call Mr.. LUCK. MA. 204H,
etnS wa S-Jn
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COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE
TTT,DEN GARDENS

A very nice small apartment of l.
bedroom, bath, living room, dinette.
kitchen is available, in this most
delightful cooperative development.
Your inquiries are invited.
j. Nelson Hughes
342o Conn. Ave. OR. 8440.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

WHOLESALE BUILDING SUPPLIES
and kitchen cabinet bushes for sale
nominal cash, Owner has other in
GIFTS. To bY Nov T TTIfs wonderful
uptown NV. corner location; best
season approaching. good income for
couple; $4,000 cash required. RA.
OWNER ILL. must sell a combination
bar, restaurant and LIQUOR store. on
and off sale license located in Prince
Georges County, Md. near the Dis
trict line on main highway; guar
terms available for a reliable per-
son; direct inquiries to Box 27S,
Hyattsville, Nd. 10
BEAUTY SALON. Silver spg.: gold
mine for hair stylist; small invest
ment; leaving town. UN. 1878,
NEWsSTAND-Heart of Silver spr,ng
S650S700 weekly business. Reas,
965 Bonifant st. No phone calls.
SERVICE STATION. major brand
gas: big volume accessories; minor
r reIIaht on n.t main Ar, hwy ex,
money-maker for experienced oper-
ator For details and inspection
call MoNcURE AGENCY. IA, 900.
GAS sIArIoNmMust sell my nat
$500 cash. ' TO 51si '''0'o a pef ;
VARIETY. gift and hobby shop. Must
sacrifice due to poor health. GE.
GiRSoccERY-ss.75 $50 cash: stock I2s and
Of age. OWNER. HI, s4s 7 icy
LIQUOR TAVERN, nets over $4,000
yearly; low rent. small overhead,
new equipment. conditioned !;
SIS 900 cash. balance terms. Mi
TON GOLDSMITH. DI 0440.
139 18th ST. S.E.-Vacant store.
approx 1sxI6; equipped as shoe re-
pair shop; immed. occup.: reas rent
kkE + : I u s co Zoo Realtors. l4l5
MISUNDERSTANDING STORE. at
StTectcar terminal POINT, 81 400
per Wk,; gross guar. 9 ami? p m
5,day wk.. Sl@,955. Mr.. LEE. RE
LUNCHEONETTE. in larse downtown
ONCE building. doing good business
and making money; hours. s TO
80; no Sundays. Price. $500.
R 9$EERR ~; ol Nsarbv ". e. w.,
location with a great future owner
going to hospital. sacrificing for
less than value OF fixtures. Bust
ness now doing over 500 daily Of
which can easily be increased Rent
500. with long-term lease. Must be
seen to be appreciated Don't delay
call Mr.. Brown with YEONAS
REALTY GIL. 21O0, OK. I243. -29
DELICATESSEN top location, 2-rm.,
kit. apt. above; rent. S125; TL2-yr
lease: crosses S145 monthly: So, 900
stock incl. in sale price: $1,000
cash down. LES sHILBY, 1909
Conn. ave. NV. DU. 9lsS or JU.
GAS STATION and liquor store,
beautiful corner. I76-ft. frontage
on Baltimore blvd 100 IT. deep;
sale or lease: bargain due to i'll
health. Phone Mr.. Ray. UN. S533;
ntsatS. TO. 6e61. PAUL H. LAU-
TFRBACH d. co.
GROCERY STORE, with beer; good
NV. colored trade; sacrifice for
quick sale; 81 300 with complete
stock and equipment. Cali Elk
6559 or Elk. 5097 -2S
VALET SHOP with shoe machinery
excellent Va. shopping location; will
sacrifice for quick sale at S1,950
Box 35SX. Star.
DELICATESSEN, OFF GEORGIA AVE.
Approx. $500 wk.; only ST 800 dw
AUERBACH g. CO. DI. 6501. GE.
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NAVAL HOSPITAL-Absolu I'M
mac Diet brick rambler III the lovely
ParkWCod area. The home contains
d spacious rms. incl. nedrms. and
. mod, tile baths: beaut. kat with
dishwasher and disposal; stairs to
nice storage attic: tremendous full
bsmt; attached Lear garage; good
financing; price. So 800. Cali W. B.
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HOUSES UNFuRhlsHED Cont. /,
Sis

S110
Two bedrms.. semidet.; cloSe-in, cow.
Arl. Also 2-bedrm. brick rambler
Fails Church.
POMPONIO REALTY. INC
2222 Wilson Blvd, OW, $3.50 till o.
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SCOTT CIR.-Lge. housekeeping rm..
ledec.; Frigid., hot plate; only SI3 so
wk. 1881 o 81. NV MI 1887. 70
TAkOMA PARk-Beautiful apt. suit
able for 3 settled adults. 70 YES
from bus; SIS: utilS. incl. 81, 5I49.
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COLORED--I RIM. AND KITCHEN, ali
utils. and conveniences furnished,
CoLoREDU2 ROOMS. kitchen; beau
tifully furnished; semiprivate bath;
refs. Ii. 3-7357.
COLORED-EMPLOY couple will
share furntyh apt. with another
eoupls. Df. 6135. go
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VA. 1916, Realtor. Ewes. OIL. 4o74.

CoLoRED-HERE is A HOME and
location you VII be proud to own.
1-rm.. 2-hath brick home Fine fs--
. families. Terms ycp can affoi-
ROBTRT A. FOSTER. 81. 1866.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

COLORED--iliiH HAYES ST. NE
take one child. LII. l-233l after
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cox. AND i KALoRAMA: Ink, semi
private bath; excel. transp.; S45.
Young lady only. 2O23 Kalorama I'd i.
EVANSVILLE, MD.-NeWly con-
structed, liV. rm.. bedrm, laundry
nm, kit. and bath: on Rogers Hts
private driveway and lawn; 81 30 per
mo. Phone TIL. 3141. -27
BACHELOR APT. / rm.. bath. show
er, refgr.. linens and maid serv..
no kitchen; elevator and switch
board Mod apt bldg 500 mo-
MANAGER. OR. 1000 81
NEAR WALTER REED-Lovely liv-
ing room bedroom kit. pvt. bath
and entrance: ntii washer COW.
to transp. Sl05 mo. SH. 1887.
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1910 WIS. Ave. WO. Ggg3
BARNABY WOODS

First offering of large
comfortable house situated on
an extremely fine lot 800
100; first floor. large living
room, nice dining room, Kit
chen, > porches cone elasSed
in. one openl: 4 bedrooms. .
baths on second floor; 3rd
floor has one bedroom and
huge storage space; full base
mcnt, oil INV. heat. For
$4,000 and some elbow
grease, you will have a de-
lightful family home. Call
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PARK VIEW APIS.

5o34 3sth ave, Hyattsville Nd
Lovely 2-bedrm. unit with full din
nm cow 10 schools, stores and
transp; S95 incl utiis. UN. $500.
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SOUTH ARLINGTON
Five-rm. bungalow next to Navy An
mex, convenient to transportatio
S135 per mo. J. LEE PRICE, 230a
|. Arlington Ridge I'd. OK. 1900
OF. 1904. -25
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JUST COMPLETED, only 4 Ieft-6-
rm. semidet. brick homes, Just l
block from D. c. line, near N. H.
ave.; only Sl3.950 and S14.25O;
gas heat SIT. refgr., tiled bath;
paved street; $4,000 cash. $40
Berkshire DIR. Out N. H. ave-. turn
right on Eastern ave. u blk, then
left on Chillum I'd IA blks.
REALTY. GE. $500
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NEW Sc BUILDING

4 600 D st. se.-Lovely corner apt. -.
Nv nm, bedrm,. dining area. kit.
tile bath; in very convenient loca-
ton adjoining park; S67 so mo,
util. extra JESS FISHER g. CO.
INC, 1920 K ST. NV, Elk. 1871.
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2108 18th ST. NV.

Very desirable apartment, has IN
usually large living room with beau
tiful wood trim. wood burning FIRE
place bedroom. dining room. kitch-
en- and bath; available November /;
wood for fireplace and all utilities
included in rent of $3.50. May be
seen only from 1890 am. TO 1890
pm. Apply MISS HILTON. 2l20
1Rth ct n u o-
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IT TAKES LESS than y. hour to
settle and start living in beauti-
fully furnished new apartment at
the HED1N HOUSE. Call AID 5000
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FOREST HILLS

ONLY S39, 300
Custom built Diet. brick. featuring
beaut, and spacious center hall, liv.
rm. 17x20 with firepl.. spacious
din. rm. 1Sx12. Ige. kit. and bkfst.
rm. on lst H.: 3 twin sized bedrms.,
: tile baths on End H.; fin. Bird fl. /;
full bSmt. gas h.-w.h.; gear built
a home of this type in this locality
has been offered in the past at
such reasonable figure. Call It'll
y pm.
BERENTER & CO.. ia. 1880
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$1,000 DOWN

Rooming house bus. lust off 14th
st. uptown. LARGE rooms, 10 and
bath: full bsmt.; always filled;
excel. renting loo. good furn., 3-yr.
lease at 500 mo. Total price. SO, ZOO.
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