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SiebenbuÌˆrgisch-Amerikanisches Volksblatt. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1917-1971, 1952-10-02

Chicago, III. - &. s. X. u. Vereln,
Zweig 46.
Versamnnlung jeden 1. Mittwoch i'm Monat
i'm Lincoln Auditorium. 42l7 North Lincoln
Ave.
Praes.. Anna Taub. 5925 West Grace St.
Tel: AV. 3-4S38
Prot-Sekr., Sara Schuller. 532s Kenmore
st. Tel. ED. 4-0596
Fin.-Sekr, Sara Weirick. ll09 Grace St.
Tel: BU. 1-2629.
c.-V-Sekr.. Sophia Lurtz. 40l7 N. Paulina
St. Tel: BL 0-4010.
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Chicago, III. - Suedseite 8. 3. K. U. Verein
Zweig 81.
Versammlung jeden l. Donnerstag i'm Mo.
nat In John Ringbauers Halle. 5l5s South
Ashland Ave.
Praes., Adam Duda. 6ll7 S. Major Ave.,
Chicago, Ill. Dor. 1860.
n ST., Chicago. III. RA. 3-4395.
Prot. Sekr., Margaret Dickerson, 248 W
Fin. .-Sekr., Georg Carlson. l423 East 62nd
st. Tel: MI. 3-l807
C.-V.-Sekr., Andreas Zultner. lll7 e. 81
st. Tel: So. Shore 1883.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-08-14
YOUR YARD
.
and GARDEN
BY Leonard Wager, Assis-
tant Horticulturist Montana
Extension Service.

YOUR YARD AND GARDEN Sc.
August is a good time to talk
about lawns. In fact, it is a
good time to establish the new
lawn, as it will terminate and
develop during the cool months
ahead. It is well to get this
job done now rather than wait
until September or October.
Another good advantage of
starting the new lawn in late
summer is that one has much
less competition from weeds
than with early spring sowing.
Kentucky blue grass still re-
mains our most dependable
species for lawns. It is fgener-
ally Sown. at the rate of 8 to
4 pounds per 1000 square feet.
Since this grass is very slow
to become established, it is fire.
quently planted with nurse
grasses such as Red Top and
! perennial rye grass. White
Dutch clover is often soWn
with it. Mixtures should con-
GdlIl lIOHl on TO 1U% OF GIle
Kentucky blue grass. Always re-
fer to the printed statement of
analysis on the package Of seed
before buying. Cheap grass
mixtures are cheap because
they may contain a large per-
centage of coarse grasses.
A new grass called Merton
blue grass has received consid-
cradle publicity. It has been
tried in plots at the experiment
station at Bozeman. 1t is diff
cult to make any careful evaI-
uation of these plots after only
one year of trial. The grass has
survived through its first win
ter without loss. Merton blue
| grass is slightly darker in color
than Kentucky Blue grass and
has shown excellent vigor.
Seed of Merton blue grass is
very scarce and quite expen-
sive. However, at present, seed
men have been recommending
sowing Merton blue grass at the
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burning fireplace over which
the children roasted Weiners.
After supper, a birthday cake
was served and the honored
guest opened her many lovely
gifts.
Attend Square Dance
Several couples from the Cir
cle-Four square dance club of
Hardin attended the August
meeting of the Lodge Grass
square dance club at the Amer
lean Legion hall in Lodge
Grass on Saturday evening.
Lunch was served during the
dance and a most instructive
and pleasant evening was en-
joyed by both clubs.
Jim Taught and Donald Esp
of the Lodge Grass club plan
ned the dances and were the
callers.
Birthday Party
Mrs. Carl Sloan entertained
the following friends of her
daughter, Judy, at her home
Tuesday afternoon in .celebra-
ton of Judy's ninth birthday:
Bonnie Beck, Suzie Burns,
Dickie Bylund, Stevie Johnson,
Patty and Beth Slattery, Lin
da Stockwell, Pat Kronmiller
Judy Harris, jeanne Jones, Bon
ME Frickle and Tim and Mary
Ellen Sloan.
The children spent the after
noon playing games and, after
refreshments of birthday, cake
and ice-cream, they had a
treasure hunt for candy prizes
Party for Octogenarian
Members of the Blackburn
family gathered to celebrate the
!; 83rd birthday of ]. L. Black
burn at his home Tuesday. At
tending the festive occasion
were Clinton Blackburn Of
Boone, N. Car, Spencer Black
| burn of Big Sandy, MIR. ano
! Mrs. Horace Hudson of ReXford
i Mont, MI. and Mrs. Carey
/ Mabe, Mr.. and Mrs. Dwain ReeC
and children, Mr.. and Mrs. Ho-
bart Delp and sons, Jack ant
Robert, and their houseguest
Miss Donna Tyser, of Belgrade
| Mont, Mrs. Howard Wagner
and Miss Marilyn Wagner. =
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2C'CLEt4

Mrs. Dave Herbel, Jr., who left
Monday morning for Fort Lew
is, Wash, to be indicted into
military service.
Other members attending
were the Ray Kurtz, Alvin
Kurtz, Birney Quigley and Har-
old Kirkland families, Mrs. Jack
Metzker and grandson, Larry.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ted Herbel and
daughter, Michele, Emmanuel
and Leroy Herbel, and MI. and
Mrs. H. Burd.
Pot-Luck Dinner
AT Golf Club
Approximately 40 members of
the Fort Custer Golf club and
their guests attended a pot
luck dinner at the clubhouse
Sunday afternoon. Miss Gracia
Dillon, Mrs. C. w. Jones and
Mrs. Roy Morrison comprised
the serving committee.
Bridget Dinner for Visitor
Mrs. Harold Ruby entertained
at a bridge-dinner for three
tables at her home Thursday
evening in honor of Mrs. ]. S.
Wells of Keokuk, Iowa, who is
visiting her son-in-law and
daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-08-14

For their contributions to
the knowledge and the quick
ening of, interest in Montana
history and tradition" M. and
Mrs. Charles A. Bovey, Great
Falls, will each be awarded
honorary master of arts degrees
by Montana State University at
summer session commencement
exercises August 81.
The recommendations reads
For the past eight or nine
years the Boveys have spent
considerable time, effort and
money on restoration of histor-
ical sites in Montana. Their
first effort. was in old Town.
a feature of the annual fair at
Great Falls, which brought to-
gether. in one display many
furnishings and authentic re-
productions Of materials in use
in frontier days in the West"
"For the past four years they
have concentrated their inter
est in the revival of Virginia
City. The Bouveys were among
the founders of, and are the
moving spirits behind, the his
toric Landmark Society OF
Montana"
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-08-14

rate OF. one -. pound per 1000
square feet. At this rate of APP
~plication, it costs little more
than using Kentucky blue grass
at the usual rate recommended
for sowing it., u
+. One should avoid overfertil-
izing the lawn in late summer.
Discrimination of growth may
cause plants to be susceptible
to frost injury and subsequent
winter killing. However, a good
top-dressing with well-rotted,
manure in late fall or early
spring is helpful in adding or
ganic matter and more nitro
gen. Keeping the lawn soil in
good fertility encourages the
development of strong grass
roots. There is little weed prob
lem in the lawn where grass
growth is strong and vigorous.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1952-08-14
WANTED
By School District l7-H
Hurdin. Mont.

Mon dnd wife to do full
time jmitoriol work ond
cooking at Crow Agency
Public School. Employment
to start Sept. lst. For further
i%nformotion inquire at the
office of the District Super
intendent, Hardin. Moke up
plicdtion to the clerk Of
School Dist. l7-H or coll Sc.
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Club Calender

CLUB CALENDAR -;
Rebekah Thimble club will
meet at the IOOF hall at 2 pm.
Friday, Aug. ID.
BURIAL IN NORTH DAKOTA
Burial services for Alvin
CLAYTON Franzen, stillborn son
Of Mr. and Mrs. Gaylord Fran
zen of Sarpy were conducted
August IL at Sentinel Butte,
N. D.
Survivors besides the parents,
include the grandparents.
Radio advertising is not al
lowed in the United States
short wave radio stations.
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Family Picnic

Members of the Herbel family
held a pot-luck picnic Sunday
at the home of MI. and Mrs.
Dave Herbel, ST., honoring Ed
ward Herbel, son of Mr. and
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Sorenson, and family.
High score for the evening
went to Mrs. r. E. Peterson,
second to Mrs. Darr Kicker, and
low to Mrs. Garold Fish. The
hostess presented Mrs. Wells
with a guest prize, and Mrs.
Charles Card with a birthday
gift. *
Party for Four-Y ear-O Old
Monday afternoon Mrs. Rob
ert Sorenson entertained the
following guests at q party Gel.
| ebrating the fourth birthday OF
her daughter, Cassie:
Michele Herbel, Linda Lam
bert. Margaret Ann Morrison,
Nancy Martin, Cheryl Newark,
Danny and Sandy Zeiler, Shar-
on Torske, Marilyn Mielke,
/, Luwyne Grosskop, Dana 10
Ruby, Suzie Frickel, Ann Sol
azzi. Mrs. Ted Herbel, Mrs.
charles Lambert, Mrs. Roy Nor
| rison, Mrs. S. B. Newark, Mrs.
Dan Zeiler, Mrs. Ernie Gross
kop, Mrs. Harold Ruby, Mrs.
! Wilbur Frickel, Mrs. Mario Sol
azzi, as well as Jim, Suzie and
Nels Sorenson, and their grand
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. S.
Wells.
Worthy Matron Honored
Officers of Jasmine chapter
No. IS. O.ES, and their fam
lilies held a surprise picnic sup
er at 4 pm. Sunday in honor
of their worthy matron, Mrs.
Hazel Davis, on her birthday.
Due to Indictment weather, the
group enjoyed their supper IN
the Baptist church vestry. at
Crow Agency, before a brightly
-
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Indiun Bureau Head
To Visit Crow Agency

Dillon S. Myers of Washing
ton. D. C., commissioner of In
dian affairs, arrived in Billings
today (Thursday), according 70
Paul L. Fickinger, Billings area
director.
During his weeks stay IN
Montana, Myers will visit all
Indian reservations and meet
with tribal councils, F1ckinger
said.
Myers will be in Billings Aug.
% for a meeting with all area
officers and reservation super
intendents. He will visit the
Grow Indian reservation Aug
ust % and the Northern Chey-
enc area Aug. "a.
BIRTHS
Boys
Angus Z, Mrs. Sylvester Hill,
st. Xavier. a
Girys :
August 10, Mrs. William Sew
art, Crow Agency.
August 10, Mrs. Lyle Hill,
Hardin.
August 10, Mrs. Marvin Car
penter, Hardin.
Libra, the Balance, seventh
sign of the Zodiac, is the only
one of the IL Zodiacal constel-
lations named for an inanimate
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Shop in Hardin!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-17

best prices. O. g. Maxwell Ma Nv EaILs'1 haa:
B ANU rs 0 WyaASSTEb@Tiny varieties
BABY Any. c eli Saso New Hampshire Reds;
10 days old, sulmet treated, from
pullorum passed fiocks. o. q. MAX
WELL, Lanham, Md. WA. 1915.
BABY CHICKS, s7.75 100 COP.
VIZ White PocPs H saT5ed Recks
Also 3-week- old chicks. csc each.
Ha lis 4 heIiefonte H. 4o "a.
HAMPSHIRE RED PULLETS, s vks.
old old cs VII L.. lay IL J jung & Iotp per To
size. top prices paid. RocKcREsT
JAMES FEED STORE, 619 X st. NV.
Doults, poultry supplies. ME. osSse.
RABBITS 3 leading commercial
, EIESIsTIEREP:, 81. q oe5s: A1eA'HA
70 Hsb iSa1 y sa5 Aopsust' 14h hands hish.
eetws 0y w. JOHN < s 81 Eff
Maplewood Farm. cuipeper. We.
Reg. Holstein, one Of the best red
bulls in the East. Over q Az back
ground on all sides. Will Improve
any herd. Sacrifice. due to in
breeding. Catalogue. no. O133.
MUsCovY DUCKS, delicious eating:
oven dressed for your deepfreeze;
breeders for your farm. Phone Ii.
CHICKEN MANURE-Yours for the
hauling, small or large quantity.
Call Sat. or SUM-, LO. 5-O694,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-17
FARM g. GARDEN

v s|tR e aao' and Mower W. 'r 2s
Chalmers with cult. and mower.
B with cult. cub tractor, Super. A
p plows pow trs ssse With With two sSt ?ip
Tractor with cult; Ford IS 80
tractor; B cultivator. H or M
cultivators, two 12-in. plows. 13x7
drill, Dillinger ensilage cutter. INC
ensilage cutter. Ford post-hole dig
ger, New Idea mower. New Holland
6aler. disk plews for Cub A. c. F-12
MALoNEY's. INC. silver Spring,
new EoUfPMEsSS;T - INC Super A.
e, H and M tractors. plows. cult,
fert; att, mowers, harrows,, leaders:
ert drs baiers me ha anc
heavy and light disk. wagons and
bodies. New Holland ensilage har-
vester, blower, wagon unloaders,
baler. saw, cement mixer. New Idea
s spreadd er corn pieksrs, wagons and
separators. mixers. coolers. Louden
barn equipment, parts and service.
My[AALoNEY.s INC. Silver Spring. Md.
HAY (baledi Timothy and 1st cut:
McCUTCHAN, Forestville, Va. Dale.
view s121, Elmwood 34s7. JE
WANTED sAwMnL suitable for large
timber. Give price and condition Of
G eaRPRsnt rK X sspS B gm ll sta:
hip. with sickle bar and cultivator,
used l season. peri. cond., moving.
present replacement cost S36S.30;
sell $685.. VIII deliver reas. dis
,a taSes ri NS:22 fo9so,, and o.n,,r.
fe%S9F al Ii. 7 Ho5stphs WORK l.
cow MANURE. well rotted. 50. Is
bu;; 81, 10 bui: $3.75. 5 bu.;o de-
p liYfSfs S SENE aSS2 landscap,ne ton
Tree FREE f ssMovAL, IS and up; &c. GU,
PAuLs TREE SERVICE. 10. 5-4578.
BULLDOZERS, for grading, excavat-
ifp rese a9 Can la uS s sisssgins estimates
CLEAN FILL DIRT. blue stone. tor
hauling. tree removing. 10. 5000
VIRGIN ToPsoIL, handspring gravel
Driyeways, built and repaired. I'm
nsai service spy lima and delivery. L q. /
MOVER RSSi; any Tor 'i Ford or Ford Fersusor
t tractor; very good cond.. 2 blades
GARDEN PLoWING and discine an,
yard d. grading sY a. lse. and small; any
TREE REF RsMo St12. topping and prun
ing: Free estimates. Cali Ii. $685.
E SeS AGE, CUTTER, Mccormack
Deering No 7. with blower and dis
tributing pipes. 2 sets knives and
s ST. shread % h ssTs perfect condition
AzALEAs for sale, IS to 20 inches
JOINS joins J aii Ashton atoe'i s544. SEo wy
Rotary TnLER, Cunningham g.
hp Wisconsin engine, nn less thar
SO hours; sacrifice for quick. sale
Frederick ave. daithersburs. Nd
Telephone Gaithersburg 207. LIZ
COW MANIIRE. SIS ton. Phone
MANURE FOR SALE-Green and old
Phone saaaHit a 49a,J-4 Il u..
ana service. See our 1-man saw
MNIA Ma IIl 500. INC. Silver Spring
HARDWAREwBPs natlux house ant
barn paint: Sta-Dri. pure bristlt
heaters oil and gas; Salamanders
stoves, coal and wood; fencing farm
and residential; barb wire, culvert
pipe, all type wheel barrows, sumr
pumps. roofing, cement, lime, fer.
| tilizers and seeds. MALONEY'e
INC. 1926 Georgia ave-, Silver
Spring. JU. 1888.
CHERRY TREES-Double pink flower,
ing, Potomac Basin type. stroni
growers; big blooms covering stems
JOHN A. CREEL, FIR. 067S.
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FARM 3 eARDEN tceat.,

INC CUE TRACTOR as low as S7I5;
good for / to 40 acres. MALONEY's
INC. Silver Spring. Md. JU. S-3333.
THREE PEACH TREES; early, mid.
season and late; all yellow Free
a ffSNss E B. follows snd one sspe sss Rse
Red. total three trees s to 4 It.
size. Offer No. LIS, 1885, postpaid
Write for free copy 56-page Planting
Guide Catalog in color, offered b.
vireinia's largest growers of fruit
trees, nut trees, berry plants, grape
salsspeopls wanted. W Ni IsssS5ise
NURSERIES. Waynesboro. Virginia
FILL DIRT from Kalmia I'd. NV; Tor
hauling only. ME. $685. OF RIA, 944S.
GARDEN TRACTOR, 8 h.p.; pillow,
eultivator 4a5sinsh cutter bar; like
PHE; h1; Si FEHSI Raus-1..
a sss X s ssss condition Call 1 Hsst
WANTEDE,clean MI dirt; win pay
BALED HAY, poultry batteries, corn
planter. Hammermill. HANK1N
Davidsonville. Nd; week ends and
s alsfu BROS RIOS w ssi h 1sys j: ss7s
Record strains; fruit, nut trees, her.
CREEL, Distr.. FIR. O67S. "
TREE TRIMMING AND REMOVAL
Lots cleared, any size lob; reason.
able prices. Call LO. 5-2505.
FOR SALE-3sh.p. garden tractor
pillow, cultivator, harrow, lawnmower
cart; Ike new; 1895 or best offer
ENJOY FRESH ASPARAGUS from
your own garden; plant now. So ..
year crowns Mary Washington
asparagus, offered postpaid fol
1895; 100 for 1918 postpaid. offeI
No. lis. Write for free copy So
page Planting Guide Cataiog in
color, offered by Virginia's largest
berry plants, grape vines and orna-
mental plant material. Salespeople
wanted. WAYNESBORO NURS-
ERIES, Waynesboro, Va,
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ROOMS FURNlsHED-N.w.

LARGE ROOM, twin beds: just dec;
Sun deck. shower, phone, exp. bus,
brkfst, laund. privils. GE. 1902.
NEW HAMPSHIRE HOUSE - Newl,
decorated rms; daily maid service;
Hsmpssas ave- ser ns Nd gses
1858 FAIRMONT sT. NV dbles.
lst A.. pvt. bath. $14; End d. frt..
S12. Gentlemen. DE, 1924. -17
BOLIVIAN CLUB, 1888 18th. Re-
fined business women; clean. beau
tifully furn; rms. modern baths.
apt, 800; rm. pvt. bath, $40; semi
pvt. bath, $50; ssle., $35. MI. 9296.
RUNNING WATER. elevator service.
s ssts I rm. At s1s,76 semimo. 1914
~ 7pi AN B. RETGR. in every room ma al.
s iatR Ii n vic Elk sS SsSs sand st
Lovely Diet. gentle home, semipvt
bath; gentleman; $40. Wo. 1927
ACROSS sTATLER-Lge. sgle. rms;
p per vs s1owefs; o, nan e. noof; from Vi
F arm 1924 18th st: nv.
hr. ofice serv.; phone In al rms.
cony; location; single. SS.75 up;
double. $3.50 up DE. 1850.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1749 p n.w.-Lge
1st-f. front rm.; twin beds; rum
1870 18th ST.. N.W.-Beaut. double
nm, also single rm.; unusual place
for young ladies. NO. 1922. LIZ
s125 9th ST. N.W.-Master front
bedrm., twin beds. Q closets, private
bath; 2 refined employed people. GE
1899. III
ATTRACTIVE ROOM in pvt. home,
suitable for 2; near bath; unlim
phone, laund. privl.; reasonable
1924 PA. AVE. N.w.-Downtown
area, close to Govt. bldgs.:. single
and double rooms. Elk. COLI. LIS
LIKE APARTMENT, 2 rms. maid
svc., no cooking: bright, cheerful
room also. sgle.; $3.50. AID. BIB.
725 10th ST. N.W.-Attractive double
room for 2 refined gentlemen: 81
1g gff CAL sash ST. ia. ssse @lss,
furn. room for young lady; "a blk.
BACHELOR's; QUARTEMS-Pvt. RIM,
with connecting pvt. bath. stall
shower, in spacious air-cooled apt,
uptown Conn. ave-; dining room In
bldg; garage avail; unltm. phone. !;
portable TYPEWRITER, entertainment
priyileges-Ty, restricted; $75. co.
1915 sYsi uipsHuh ST. N.w.-1 Ice. iron.
rm., pvt home, pvt. shower; near
bath; / or 2 persons. GE. 1855.
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ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

1922 FAlRMoNT ST. N.w.-on 14th
n bath; clean. attractive. :,
a ad,it rugea az water err lib; one quiet
for persons; in home of i adult;
Use Of kit; transp. ia. 5000. AID.
ROOM AID KIT. End floor. next to
bath; $40 wk.; suitable for middle
si assd d sHsntslmsn, E ayE 2os1 nm,
s9sasb poT ssla only eay. a. st. EM Ssy
1341 COLUMBIA RID. NV rms.
cple; or 2 girls; laundry and phone
privils.; $40 wk: ca. DU. 9012. III
rado ~ Scech shoTsr rms 81 ESQ sesss
It'll AND SHEPHERD Ar NH n. IN. AVE.
,.-Dble. rm.. twin beds, pvt bath;
Ink and refgr. facil.; Q girls or
cnln.: S55 per mo: also sgle.. pleas.
ant . coy rm.. girl. S25 per mo.
500 E CAPITOL sr.--one Ink.
rm.. Fr,gidaire. sink. stove: $40
ddonble room; cheerful and clean;
p Sfs e. CIRCLE T9 Vic yic.-1srs. Clean
room, next bath: fully eauipned;
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING ROOM. s1a
week. single or, double, viewing
e hd s:ss, Sw pa Esq 90 End St
So to $40 wk.; refsr.; laundry for
quiet attractive sur. ladies. 1896
A k.H.ke F & stove, r 1ss
single man pref; 1878 wk. s04
se 49, s i. 81 eARoL1N f1'f avE. s.E.1 1S
lge. clean rm,, sink. stove and refgr.;
ideal for employed woman. TR.
1910 MD. AVE. N.E.-L.h.k. room for
l ! Or smpl: girls. call IL. $3.50.
A esseIs sF + III corner Ml rm..
adj. shower; Isfgrv twin beds; $40
40 KENTUCKY AVE s.E.-Three
ligh n,,, s, rooms. TR; S167.
i for Iad +. II quiet al t. Christian home;
Park shopping. 81. 1859. --1s
DUPONT CIR. vIC.-Extra-lge. rm.
for, 2; hot. plate, .refgr., running
mo. DU. 1906. pa
DUPONT CIR. vIC.-Sgle., hot plate,
refgr.. next to bath. extra-lge. closet:
S45. DU. 9595. ga
NICELY FURNISHED light -housekeep-
ing room. also single room for man;
on Mt. Pleasant carline. NO. 1916.
ATTR. -FURN. twin-bed rm.. 2 closets.
kit, laundry, .privils.; good transp.
1917 Delafield pl. NV, GE. 3545.
1915 E. CAPITOL ST. Milk.
rm: furn. heat. hot water. refgr.,
linens furn.; reas. No phone.
CATHEDRAL AND 2Sth AREA-Lge.
wk. HUI. s1O4 and MI $3.50.
FOR RESPECTABLE Govt. girls only;
TRANSPORTATION and shopping avail
able; a. stones throw from the Capt.
toll: refgr., range, washing machine.
linens. maid service weekly: for 9
girls, $3.50 monthly. Call Elk.
340S or JU. 1864.
Ice. BEDROOM AND KITCHEN
1919 N. Capitol ST. III
COLORED-ONE LARGE ROOM and
kit. with semipvt. bath; furn. or
unfurn. Call Ii. T-0743, 10
COLORED-LARGE HOUSEKEEPING
H lGSm , aaa kitchen 44oe 18th st ~ nv:
CoLoRED-DowNTowN N.w.-All
conveniences, $40 VIZ. single; re-
modelled bldg. HU. S104. MI. 6239.
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ROOMS FURNtsHED-s.E.-s.w.

FAIRFAX VILLAGE, ITO FIT. Davis
st. s.e.-Are you interested In q
only. Call LU. 2-2175 after 2 pm.
or all day Sunday
400 28th ST. S.E.-Bedrm. in pvt.
home. just of Pa. ave, 81 wk. vi.
cAPIToL HILL-Rlk; Library Con-
gress, opposite Old House Once
Bldg; single. Ii. a-2913 ~
14I6 PENNA. AVE. Sc. Double
bedrm., nicely furn-: also ! single
bedrm.; mr.. all transp. Ii. 3-3o95.
BEDRM., twin beds, kit. laun privils.,
semipvt. bath, very honey: married
cple. or ladies; $50 mo-; wk. rate.
1908 ] Sth st. Sc, Ant. /. III
1918 INDEPENDENCE AVE. Sc
1st-h. studio rm., nicely furn.; conv.
to Capitol and Navy Yard; $50 per
1867 iNDEPENDENcE AVE. Sc
Nicely furn. rm.. next to bath; for
9 girls; kitchen PRIVILEGES. LIZ
oil z. CATHOLICS. ,dble.. Tms
vk.: hot pl; perm: II. 3-19s6.. lis
small front room on 2nd. q. 1918
3 st. &c. Ii. 6-6711. LIZ
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ROOMS UNFURNIsHED

2 RMS. basement, small kitchen,
pvt. bath and pvt. entrance, suit
able for light Housekeeping. Call
GE, 7O72.
1928 MASS. AVE. Sc, ssle. room
for man, next to bath, in pvt. home,
COLORED-BEDRM. and sitting rm.
for empl. cple. or single person; in
Sc. home; all privils. LII. 4-001l,
after 6 pm. III
COLORED-Room unfurn. in me-;
couple or single: So week IL
4-7S75. III
n ST. NV large
room unfurn. for nice quiet couple;
also |, rm. furn. for single man. ST.
4461. III
CoLORED-2 NEWLY decorated
rms. cooking privils.. semipvt. bath.
Call IL. 6-446S.
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SULOnED-LOE. FRONT KIM, twin
beds; men preferred. Call tn. 516S.
|CoLoRED-NIcELY FuRN. RIM. for
Employed person; privileges. Call
COLORED-FURN. ROOM for couple
GO SF 2 ad men; near 18th st, carlllne.
CoIoRED-FRoNr RooM-Niie a
furn:. twin beds; ladies only. 1900
Harvard st. NV. Apt. 4. after 6.
CoLoRED-1ss1 KALoRAMA RD.-
s eai Nc. f is4a or single persons s9
'COLORED-N.W. SECTION; Ice. front
rm.. $50 mo-: Q adj rms. $50 mo.
iturn: or unfurn;; privileges: conv.
c s65hn6oiaGTsa.iGD "a E 81 Sges Won
station, P. O.. q. P. O.. G. 4. Q.
Newly decorated; no cooking. Maid
service ser : q sggle.. dble, IS to si4 wk.
C9oLoREDt-FuRN1sHEp ROOMS for
coIoRED UPPER 14th Stat
trae. front nm; | or 9 men; kit.
c sn HnR laHndry privils, ", "a "a s57e
cOLOREDm4:ss MANOR lg PIN PL' Nv W
Lee Ii, nI hall front room; adults only;
81 6 PEiE5eges; nv = e ea7s;
BFAkr e. CO. osO 2 Rfs mi Ssh JUSTINE T. EN-,
CoLoRED ROOM IN PRIVATE
c 6S8s; EPsivilegss' XII r. sr se 4 rs
wife; i child accepted. or "f Tor S"
young men; twin beds; use of kitch-
OLORED-THREE NICE ROOMS
3725 Kansas ave. NV. Call RA.
CoLoRED-1is4 BELMONT ST. -
For ,sm I,E2 ( cpl. or girls; an
COLORED-135s HARVARD ST. -
H HaJ1 ss Fesm for couple; all privileges,
CoIoRRE1De-UpTowN-1 blk. from
14th ST.: neat double rm. next to
bath; privileges; or 2. tn. 1915.
coLoRED-RooMs, So. So, two
c Ok snfe: M; g ~ ST. NV
co SIS f .naE Fk6 5 T E6o ssas nicely
furnished; good. transportation; . q
emp ., ladies' pref: religious family
coLoRED-s5 RAN1oLPH i PI.g Ia
rm:, privils.; s32 per mo. for / per,
COLORED-SGLE. ROOM for empl
person. RA. 0696 all day Sun. wk-
days: after 8 pm. 10
COLORED-3O16 PARK PL. NV
Furnished room; prefer man. Come
any time after 7:3O pm.
COLORED-HALL ROOM, near bath
excel. transp., home-like surround
ings. AID. 3513.
COLORED -2 ATTRACTIVE single
rooms, kit. privils.; 1iv. rm., laundry;
al day sun, GE. $3.50. '
COLORED-EMPLOY COUPLE for
large, bright rm., nicely furn.; conv.
transp. MI. 4S72,