Evening Star Newspaper, July 23, 1935, Page 29

DAILY SHORT STORY. ANOTHER COLOR BY ANITA 'HE Eastern sky was suffused with carly day- light; long stream- ers of sunlight flung themselves upward from the fringe of trees bor- dering the exposi- tion grounds. In the uncertain light Jeff Henderson leaned upon the rail of the oval race track looking at its far side through the pair of binoculars which hung from his neck on a leather strap. Every now and then he glanced at the stop watch in his hand Presently around the far turn @& horse came streak- ing swiftly toward him, head held high and legs beating the ground with mechanical rhythm. As it stormed past Jeff grunted with satisfaction. “How did she behave, Moe?” he called as the horse came trotting back. “Like a million, boss! I'd say that she's got the edge on anything in this county except maybe Mr. Nich- ols’ black filly, Niteshade!” The mention of Nichols’ name brought & momentary frown to Jefl's countenance. Nichols was & new- comer to the blue grass; his wealth had been able to purchase for him | “That Would JARDINE. Jeff remembered, rather ruefully. Tannin had been kept uncer blan- kets before the race and Jeff was one of the many who had not bet on him. Now, at the height of his ca- reer, Tannin was cleaning up Derby purses all over the country. “Nightshade will be in all right,” Nichols said in parting. “And I'm afraid Meadow hasn't & chance.” Jeff grinned. Fair day at the exposition grounds! The thousands of persons thronging | o the track turned to watch the fea- ture event of the day — the 2-year-old race. Down at the rail stood Jeff and Mary. Clutching his arm, she watched down the stretch of fresh tanbark to the left as he excitedly called to her the numbers of the horses coming around the turn into the stretch. “Ten, that's Niteshade, and 14, Meadow, and they're neck and neck! Come on, Meadow! You've got to win!” Mary felt him quivering with anxiety and expectation as she tight- ened her grasp on his arm. She felt Be an Idea.” |an unexpected wave of tenderness a place in the community, but not| e, pim ™~ He had been so wrought in the hearts of the land owners, most of whom regarded him as an interloper. “Hello, Miss Mary!” Jeff turned at Moe's greeting and smilingly returned Mary Hunter’s wave as she walked toward them from the deserted grandstand. Mary was his flancee—had been for almost & year. Bad business and no profit from the stock farm had prompted Jeff to hesitate at marriage until he had at least a stake. “Well, early birds” she regretted, “it seems as though I am too late to watch Meadow work out!” “I've decided to give her a chance at the $5,000 purse at the county fair next week, Mary.” Jeff's voice was jubilant. “She just did 9 furlongs in 2:08. Not bad for a 2-year-old, eho” Mary's face mirrored his enthusi- asm. *“But,” she objected, “what about the $250 entry fee?” “We'll manage,” Jeffl returned. “Meadow can beat any 2-year-old around these parts, and we can use five grand.” Mary was still reluctant. “Can she beat Niteshade?” she asked. Jeff sobered momentarily. “It'll be a close race,” he admitted. But Jefl's spirits rose to new heights after he encountered Nichols that afternoon. His inquiry about Nite- shade's condition brought a scowl to Nichols’ face. “Seems to have sprained a fore- foot this morning,” Nichols said. “She oughta be all right with a few days’ rest. These young horses, you know— anything excites them.” “Yeah,” Jefl admitted, trying to express concern over his rival's ill- fortune. Nichols was a notoriously poor loser and Jeff almost felt sorry for him. “Too bad you can’t send Tannin in to pinch hit for Niteshade,” he grinned. Nichols smiled in spite of himself. “That would be an idea!” His en- thusiasm began to mount. “Say, Henderson, there is a horse! Nite- shade will never approach him for speed. He won the 2-year-old race at the fair last year, you remember.” HELP—MEN. AUTO MECHANIC for general auto re- pairs. body and (endtr work: must have good reference. Apply Al's Master Bervice. arendon. Va. AUTOMOBILE for all-around. George Dolton. gopd men with "AUTOMOBILE SALESMEN on mew Used cars; fine opening; demonstrator fur- nished. d4nd drawing account. ~_ Falls Church Motors, e and Plymouth | Dealers. Falls Church. AUTOMOBILE s.«u:sm:n—ubem co mnlonl DIIII bonus available Egnln“ Fon' *idest. Chevrotet. D 1deay. oo cated for how room sales, will furnish selling !qulpmenl and every co-operation. ‘Transportation no ggonl!m to_qualifiers. Barry-Pate ' Moto 130 Conn. ave. See Mr. Dillon. OF tg learn printing Tradet small tBo start. Room 310, 817 14th nt.. n CLERK FOR GROCERY STORE; knowledge of meats. Nnnh Wumnuwn Market. 8215 Georgl 359: exnerlflu:ed -un c. ment _clothing a salary and comm! llwn. 7th_st. D.W. CREDIT MAN. ex erienced. for Tnstaliment Sredn, Apmy 73 s Y 'fl?’l‘u exDeArl:llmcedr (?;néllt.- PRAY and patntin DLy Sindow-trimm ing dep! e ‘palais Roval. 11th and G s MAN for tea ond coffes Toute u k: no capital nee E $32.00 a week: no capital neece evrol: unts: But» au- to 12 . product ct_selling: EN—Several for direct sel Raaress !uh demand duwhen new here. x 191-T. Btu off c MECHANICS_Steady- ighs | S 1 | experience needed: amazi up what with Nichols being late with his entry and the last-minute rush to get the money for the entry fee. She knew how he felt—and how much the race meant to him—to them. Another moment and the field was almost to the finish line. Jefl's knuckles were white with clutch- ing the rail before him. He sagged with an inarticulate cry as the string of horses thundered across the finish line with Nichols' big black almost a full length ahead of Meadow! “We're beaten, Mary!” His cry was almost a moan. “For good, I guess. . . . I sold everything but the buildings to get the entry fee and bet on Meadow! I was s fool!” “It's a shame, Jeff!” Mary's voice held a trace of tears. Jeff took her by the arm. “At least we can congratulate Nichols. Come on, Mary, there he is with Niteshade before the judges’ stand!™ They made their way through the milling crowd, hardly heeding the expressions of sympathy from friends as they went. Through the paddock gate they stepped upon the track and over to where Nichols stood watching the judge place a huge horseshoe of flowers about the neck of the black filly. “My congratulations, Nichols,” Jeff said, extending his hand. “Thanks,” Nichols replied. sorry it was you I had to beat!” Jeft was about to turn away with Mary on his arm when he heard the judge exclaim in surprise. Turn- ing, he saw him staring at his white-gloved hand, across the palm of which was & broad streak of black. Taking his handkerchief from his pocket, the judge rubbed it along the sweating neck of Niteshade and “rm it came away black, while where he ‘om had rubbed on the horse’s hide there gleamed through the sheen of a light- brown coat!” “Congratulations is right,” Mary cried, “but to Tannin, not Nite- shade (Copyright. 1935.) HELP—WOMEN., (Continued.) ASSISTANT BUYER for glove department in large department store. Must be thor- oughly experienced and possess initiative. I details about experience. Ad- Box_108-T. Star office DIES — Christ d Deople: PR bront: i Motter 81 assortment, § other Dboxes: experience unneces Direh: hoxmples o approval. Chilton Greet- ings. 1798 Lincoln. Boston, MARKER AND ASSORTER on flat work. white: muu be e?erlenced Apnlv Mr. Barry. u:sumv, experlgnced in muu Te: know how to keep stock: Citing, 998 B st SILK PRESSERS, exnerlenced. 'h"e Awl’ Trimack Cleaning Servics. 838 15th at. 0w = Salary_$40 ITRESS! e Address Box 121-T. Star. office. THE EVE NG STAR, WASHINGTON, INSTRUCTION COUISES. (Continu BEAUTY CULTURE i S 818 14th St. CLERK-CARRIER EXAMINATION-—$3 00 FOR_COMPLETE ONS_AND SOVERE oy Souttel SUBJ PREP. THE OLDEST CIVIL SERVICE BeHOOL 1 ONITED STATES. ESTAB. 1806. CO- TUMBIAN CORRESPONDEN LLEG] 309 B ST. O.E. OPEN 0 AM. TO 6 PM. CIVIL SERVICE EXAM. Accouutlng Machine Operator. Begin Today—Intensive Instruction. $5 TUIT: $5 ALL INSTRUCTION PAP] 'ERS ll The cml Service Preparatory Scl 520 12th 8t. N.W. Metropolitan R . EMPI.OYMENT AGENCIES. BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL. NEED uunolunherl good typists, t?s doyble-entry pers, male an inann}e, d-ily tor e\lrnnl openings. !d'l. DOMESTIC. PEKSONAL. Th'l r.duc!':l':d"e h‘l?‘““dsftlml s ln the regular 1]!:’ Trates © o HEMOI! R HOIDS ERADICATED BY MY own method; results effective for a life- time or money back = Write for booklet: no__drugs or surge; Dr. WSRCK. 1365 Columbia rd. Aaam DAY SUMMER mur—awnm ing, supervised play; children, 3 to ol Au and boarding, transportation; reasonable. Phone Georgia 6544. 23 DEFECTIVE HEARIN( OR relieved by new method; no drugs. no sur- gery. no nlln For _full in!orm.uon call or write Dr CLIFPORD, 1714 H st. n.W. Phone Melropom.ln wm FAMILY DEATH A there is no n:ed k!l that they must Sceept Inferior funeral services due fo in- sbllity o pay o high price. The «3reater ‘W. Chambers C $85 _In case of death call Chambers lnr W. Chlmb.!l gn Pum the Greater W. corner chnpln write o il belutfllll cltllulua o! hu' '0 do NURSE WILL TAKE SLIG! Y MENTAL aged in own home in :ounln kind care. Phone Adams 4301 'DOMESTIC AGENOY, Dyc. 2419, 1935 oth, furnishes cooks, workers, but- 8 lers. housemen. humn helpers. malds. SITUATIONS—MEN. cn.mmvn colored. desires job. day o nlm careful unver T erenci ¢ 1l Potomac 6286. Mr. Green. (COLLE STUI desires emplnymem of ny kmd Clarence Wiggall. North 0534-J. 352 W st. n.w. 2. dy, valuable experien i Slty. eguntry. boar T, Star office. * CONVALESCENTS OR ELDERLY PEOPLE given best of care by nurse in private homt beautiful room with sun pm’:h 1804 Irving st. n.w. 23¢ MOTOR TBAVEL wouw LIKI coNGnm\L PASSENGERS N. Y. or Conn.: leaving 1 .4 ate] ly returnm( end of week. Phone District_7680. YOUNG WOMAN D B tation to Rochester or Watertown, N. ¥.. or vicinity, August 2 or 3J; share expen: Phone Cleveland 5334 Apt 101-G. DRIVING TO CHICAGO; NEW NASH sedan. can take three. Call Metropglitan ANAGER in small_hotel or apt. house; mxm-elu: engineer. 8 years' ex| rience. Address Box 43- . 8 Mce. DRIVING TO MINNEAI wm‘)mi. a-r, Tetarn Augist 4 Wil Chase 3 al SPECIALTY SALESMAN with 15 years' e Derience in the food: cosmetic and elec- tnul lv&llln:e fleld. with the ability to ntively. think cl talk in- ety Gesiren 5. ermanent position. Address Box 137-T, Stor v tar office. YOUNG MAN, colored, wants Job a3 @ feur; 'lllinfl to travel: truc ‘helper. Cal 3 driver, store District 5198 BACHELOR, 44, American, seeks a contact as confiden- tia] secretary-accountant. now afliated auditor for a New York corporation. A dress Box 485-J. Star am ce. ha SITUATIONS—MEN “AND WDMBN colored. ~ want as Janitor, arters and small ry. Phone Fotomae 3165. ALTERATIONS, dres ing, covered buttons 727 11th d FOOD SUPERVISOR Tant experience - putchasing, me cost. cafeteria; ‘excellent references.’ dress Box 361-M. Star office. SCHOOLGIRL, refined, desires position, mother's helper or companion afternoons or evenings. Address Box 184-T, Star office. e TYFIST _High-school Ad- ¢ gra hone North SITUATIONS—DOMESTIC. GOLORED GIRL wants general housework, ur:flflm; or whole time: good 1 references. 1€ COLORED full-time vor Fhone AtSRE 5708, 1st st. D.W. or 411 ab Phone Cleveland ('l’ll _after_ LEAVING SOON FOR bala, 1934 Dodge. returnins it ; -een passe o LEAVING Pol!i ATLANTA, O return Aug . Expenses: Teas. ret. Phone Hi mvme 408, SALE—MISCELLANEOUS. . pipe, steel of al® kind: w._Phone West 0271 water bolers, markle ‘slllbs g4 10th t BENCH nmm)m. Black_ and Decker. very r so?)nble Phone Auantic ‘o BICYCLES—Rollfast ana other nign-grade gheels Hazelton Bleycle & Sporting Goods Store. 424 9th n W BILLTARD AND POOL TABLES 3l sizes; suppiies, repairing ping-pong tables and | accessories. Conn. 810 9th st. n.w. BUILDING MATERIAL WREC‘KIND EALI from many jobs. Tremendous u\nnlltlel at bargain prices. Come to any of Hechinger 4 vards for your entirg needs: neatly et | ranged easily s (e have what you want when you t Large quantit| ond used lumber. re- con.itioned. nlxls Pulled -nlnzefi accord- | ing to size (x4, 2xi x10, 2x12 in | all lenlthli lhellhlnli floorlnls windows. doors. sash bathtubs. radiators, plumbing and ng supplies: in excel- lent condi*ion. »'ways at bargain prices ‘We cuote dellver!d or undelivered. Phone orders Atlantic 1400 HECHINGER "CO. Used Material Dept C Sts. 8W 1no5 "Nichols ccuonxn ) GIRL. neat, reliable and intelli- desires general housework. Phone COLORED GIRL wan general housework of any kind. laundry: no cooking: stay at Right. Phone Potomac 2085. COLORED GIRL. refined. would Jike gen- eral housework. part time; well experi- i references. Ph North 4882-R. COLORED GIRL, neat. wants work of kind:_reference. 1751 Willard st. n Ap ORED GIRL wants good clty references. ‘n.w ave COLORED GIRL, neat. wants place. bermaid. waitress. child’s nurse or ';lvmenced stay nights. Phone ny job as maid or 1640 Florida COLORED GIRL. experien ing or ‘light housework; Teferences. Lincoln_0850. COLORED WOMAN. housework. laundress; stay nights. reference. 5th st. n.w. GOLORED WOMAN" withet sonecal Bouse- ST ent, honest, reliabie: sood. warker. experienced, with city reference. Adums 48t COLORED WOMARN, _experienced _wishes oY Rhe week: Feterence: "Gail District COOK OR NURSEMAID. i SO, Teat, veliabie: reference 1803_Oregon_ave. GIRL Colored. wants_general housework. H ‘:ork or part time. Call Potomac | cook- Call cook or ME!\'O» oung colored Inqyire GIRL. colored. wants Tork of any kind Eundl" referer Rone District 1048, olored. wisfes hanse-orro}_nfir ay nights. Phune anml: 015 wants J il Cnll Amnne 5nn e l helwfl' or general n Phone District 8008. 1 hou: octor s Beiper: coueu Eraduste. Phone uetropollun 5801 GIRL. colored. exumn:e%ogenem House- worker. §0od cook. wants full or part time; excellent 5-year references. Phone Decatur 0725- references. Phone flcv! ER _a cook in refined home capable widow, Whll! best references. Afl- Gress Box 180-T, Star ofice. Ga. Ave. N.W. BURNER. conversion, Garwood. model New_York ave. CAMERAS—We buy. seil. trade used c s daily. _Robb! 20 14th st. | Phone | - 1 Hittl | PANS, work of any_kind. | CLOSING OUT second-hand stock of fur- niture of every description rot dining kitchen and odd chairs; 1 | show ¢ marble-top tables fountain. hone Greenwood 1501. 3418 R. 1 ave.ne CONTRACTOR' gas shovel. 2 S _EQUIPMENT — 2 sas rollers. A. B trucks. pump: forms. “on grader. fleld otfices. Adams 7550, " DESKS for office and home: unusual bar- gains: used and new. We also rent. Com- merciai Office Purniture Co.. 800 E st. D.W. Phone Metropolitan 2 DINING ROOM living room suites beds radio. desk’d um 4 tlimuinated dis- | play case for counter, been used only three suitable for agy dis preferably restaurant food dis; seen at the Mayfair Restaura e: S$50°" Phone Adamis 4800. ELECTRIC RANGE, G. E. sell for balance due a ELECTRIC REFRIGERATORS—Well give you a liberal allowance for your old piano | or radio in trade on a new, latest model refrigerator. P the balance with a 15 cents a day. Kitt's, 1 repossessed: will | 1328 New York | ELECTRIC SIGN CONVERTORS: one 1,000-watt snd two So-watt: like new, | cheap. Linc. 4 Chester st. s.e. :lu‘lnc nL Fiaes: repair motor: carty. changed; d d llmfl Tafh T prices ic. $34: 16-blade 1 Honth old. Phone by car: cabinet, dark - room leaving_ city: all fine | con “oncord Apt. 4. | Phone Georg! FURNITURE — Mahogany che mirror, maple dresser. drop-leat tabie. € Windsor chairs, antique mahogany poster | bed. 2702 Wisconsin ave. Emerson 2094. FURNITURE—Wicker wuch den chair. Morris chair. _Call North 204 GAS RANGES, reconditioned. 1 l _burn- ers. Detroit Jewel. $7: side-oven Detroit Jewel and Quality ranges, $12.50. Phone Atlantic 2208. WOMAN, colored. competent. wants work of any kind; good cook :hw, city ref- erences. Phone Decatur 1469. WOMAN, colored, wants general housework or work as m-m mennu Phone Metro- tan 8572. 4i3 L st. n.w. WOMAN. znlnrefl wants_job Muse'oxker whole or nlrt time: best ref- nce. 1737 North 3251, wouAN colored, 'nmu laundry at h or to take out. 1718 14th st. n.W.. Apt. as_general WAr month. 21 27, ween and 4 p.m.. Chllfil 600 N, %’ly = !@mfi. xnsrl]enczd, must be Deat, yith references. Bu 5109 Ga. ave. WOMAN, middle-: ued. to operate sewing machine: experience - dress_Box 138 £ omeg ary. WOMEN—Extra “"—“"'f.',"T e boxen 50c. oS3 h sefection Tast-selle and eversday cards: 1004 BeogiyereLiglo o ¥, 0% D1 ple offer. Artistic, 416 Wl!. Ilmln. knitting instructress in Hop ) heedlework depariment = Baeht ok, R B8 Saplrediid cting ‘clase insiruction. " Address Box 215-T." Stas | BO PLA!'I'!R!RS exfleflenced Anpl! o fore- man. 46th_and B! . o SALESLADY X pe] ed in dresse - manent, bosition. ‘ATia 3 atie Shon, % G st.. near JUMBER with nhlrlcl llcenu WhinE T connection With growing concern. PLI make. Box 175-T. Star office. el HELP—DOMESTIC. Address AN maied b s Sttonp Fens fl 78-1 Star_office. COLORED, with I H Bousework; ey or°°:’o e niante S week off; $20 montn. 1502 (2), salary ;!iflmtiomm‘;;:loge ice "’:::‘.'x‘" "."%"fi"mmfim"md.f Apply ane-au 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., 670 Penna. enil T e e = T gas appliance service in ‘%?‘?:l.'?’??figlfltt ‘month and l\b!l’ll {ssions: anent positions with ad- nent I!sll\‘efl to producers. State nerlenu in uzun Address Box 8- is 3 esday. a_room. colored. experienced: Tef ne’rerégf::: Avnly 1845 Belmont rd.. cor- GENERAL HDB Dleasant:- g00d’ Wit mm. “uumm. Alexandria. Address Box Star office. giving references. salary desired. N —gever well kno guxen d‘ local ‘rétatlers pre o an exceptional introductory ain new users for their products. ly murslllefl in n mm-nem connecs vlg.d $40, eek stigate. Suite 813. 1406 G st. n.V. cirs; permanent po- !m. LES] 3), with B avasting: advknced. commia: on to starts, ssiary, S17T0 ner ‘month wher ed Apply = mornings, Mr. Nracy, 4200 9th st. n.w. E;u.musn (3) and crew manager lendid offer; good pay, ldvlnulnentbélr Pl oDut pot essential, Corp.. 63 .. 9 a.m 180-T, GIRL colored. weneral housework: experi- 145 Saniper st nw, e GIRL, w 30_ E_ml usewo gare of chl’fdnnz Good Bome. 350 montn: GIRL. Siate .'."‘::.,.‘;?.’;u““““m Staroffice. GIRL OR WOMAN. I]lu for Seneral housework, care one child, "home in urlu 1 Shepte umq NJ .& hi: mothnrmuA omse 11 in Md. acmud.rg:i":l state age. and Address Box 123-1' lm %flalcl. art_time. 195 T UNG ulm bmn 18, willing %o Work o0 Jearn 88 h.elmr on_electr Seymour's )e!l. ‘white. experie: " c&nu'orl for lmgll \Iy» lllo Efl; 4570 stter & o cvr FLOWERS. EAUTIFUL GLADIOLUS _de- umod o 3L Ulielene Atieck, Box 20 lenna, Va. Phone Vienna 33-P-21, 23° BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES. RESTAURANT. fully “equipped. including sods fountain: now averaging $1.200 ss Box 420-M. Star S3ce. lvlnl Dhnne in _business tute, for cash. dams 5 ING, ANLNO el!lhl\lh ge Must_sell on account of sicl llunlbl. rent M. Priedlander. 38 . Takoma Pk. Address Box !t-r “office. ING #and rooming house. tsfl location, showing & good pront, 810 terms. Address Box 34-T, Star Pl.[VA'l'l PARTY, will_buy well-located rooming or boarding house; prefer 12 rooms or mo\'o> can pay $1,000 cash. ance monthly, and furnish first-class ref- remcesRddress Box. 30-T. Staroffce. PARKING LOT, nearly 15.000 sa. Tt for lease in central business and shoppin tion; part of this property can be aued nn-nn for gasoliue station. Address Box 32-T. Star office. LARGE ROOMING HOUSE, best section, of city. making money, for 5. Ad- dress Box 35-T, Btll‘ ofice. GASOLINE-SERVICE flAT!ON—Wfll lease excellent corner site downtown business dlslrict moderate rental. Address Box .-T Star_office. I‘i-'l‘. ATION busy street. fully o% long lease: price. $1.000 cash. ress Box B71°1 Gtar ofice. OIGA mflnfnn. mlnllng. ol {'Ind in J | d A dress B:X“’ZO‘I.’T. B’ur &3 500 htm RESTAU! with bee: town bidg., um ort bor d%vulr :f'oo a3 | B ce. $5.500: terms. A r_office. )W AND FRAME. set up, Teady to use. $2.50; includes good used glazed sash. window frame. weights. hard- ware; size 28x00 In. _‘;l:fellen!“rox ‘homes, cottages. Dporches. ns, $5; _triples, $7. 50’ Hechinger Co.. 4—Branches—4. HEATERS —Unit gas heaters large aul matic water heater for restaurant. sto: cheap: like new. Phone Lincoln 4169 MATERIAL POR LINEN CLOSET—S large drawers of redwood. 4 doors for upper part Also 10 pieces of studding 2x4 mch 1325 Vermont ave. w. NEON SIGN (reads ““Meat Market, for sale. c.u Num: 9060. OFFICE RE—A large assortment ol uuden{:cell l! low prices. H. Baum & mg D. C, TUESDAY JULY 23, 1935. LIFE'S DARKEST MOMENT. | BROUGHT WILFRED UP T THIS CAMP AGAINST my BETTER JUDGMENT, IT WAS HIS FATHER'S IDEA ENTIRELY, NOW, | WANT You To PROMISE THAT YOU WiLL Vi LET Him PLAY AROUND THE WATER WLESS You ARE RIGHT THERE wITH HM EVERY MINUTE, OON'T LET HiM STAY OUT In THE SUN LONGER THAN TEN OR FIFTEEN MINUTES AT ATIME, THE POOR LAMB IS TERRIBLY SUSCEPTIBLE TO SUNBURN, AND REMEMBER - PosITIVELY NO ROUBH GAMES. | KNOW OF A BOY WHO W JURED ‘WIS BACK PLAYING LEAPFROG . | WANT You T& YIRE me every DAY TUST HOw THE LITTLE ANGEL IS FEELING. BEFORE ( GO | wWiLL LEAVE WRITTEN INSTRUCTIONE AS TO HIS DIET. WE DO NOT PERMIT WILFRED T© MmiX PROTEINS WITH STARCHES bALE—MlS(‘ELLANEoUS. Lo w0 (Comflmme#) . . STAMP COLLECTORS. NOTICE! T have a lot of used Hawail in singles and biocks also other U. S commenlorative issues. as well as some regular issues. imperf: precmcek reasonable, Frank R. Melv!llt 19th st. n.w BTORE FIXTURES—” nice counters. one 10 feet. one 17 feet: nice step effect maga- zine rack flun showcase, beverage cooler. Will ngle pieces. ' Call o:unwood EW] e $4 e ponrpene 3 BUERlnt PRo. Y0 Remington 571« nun st. n.w.. eves. unly. VACUUM CLEANER_ Pre; duplex, $§; gypevriters, Roval No. 5. 87 Remington 0. 0. $4.50. Telephong Georgia 5146. : “wringers Apex. Thor and Easy: $15 and up:' terms. n.w. INES AND IRONERS! and_spinners, ABC. F. 5. Harris Co.. Inc. 2000 14th Phone_Columbia_0100. loor Aok Bnik WAsmNG MACHINES FOR SALE —Apex and Tho hines used as floor samples nd fully guaranteed at big discounts. money down. easy monthly payments. sin floor. the Palais Royal FURNITURE REUPHOLSTERED. Three-plece living room suite uphol- stered fot $45. covering and new inside material included: made like new. in finest tapestry and friesetie; workmanship guar- anteed. La Prance Upholstery Co. 2500 117 14th st. nw. Phoye Columbia | MUSICAL le‘l‘RUm'K‘S—IADlO to buy at a greatly reduced price of $240. This grand is a real value. Has had only a few hours of actual use. Terms can be had that will not inconvenience you. Your old-style plano is acceptable in r;:naz Arthur Jordan Piano Co. 1239 G |st._nw | GRAND PIANO_ 1| dj S885. sell for xumnc‘.olod s Y GRANDS AND UPRlGH‘l‘S Just murned from rent. are now offered at & T duction from original prices One 5 oot Gyineh wrand, 173 o0t T 4-foot 8-inch grand. $51 on- Steinway upright, ebony case. s::dbo ap.rtment-size upright, sli lhty u sms L'pnrllhu. ‘Rer Cizes, $60 uj instru. et usantecd > dle "Bpremnia v for ‘the Hardman Harrington. Bradbur and Lanter pianos_ Pianos for rent for ail %c:‘:asxlnf s, Hugo Worch, 1110 G st. nw. PIANOS—Kurtzman, $60; Prederick, $50: Schubert, $35. Players: Homer Kitt. $: 4_’2![{:;\! ‘Sfig Preston, _$40. ranster t % w. rone orth Blorage Oo. 1313 You n.w. POULTRY AND EGGS. BABY GRAND—A marvelous opportunity | D | dellcloul food. nn]dmu lawn, centr: HELP AND SITUATIONS,. ROOMS—FURNISHED. (Continued.) B—13 APARTMENTS—FURNISHED. (cnu--zq ) l:oln M ST. “n.‘mfli 1‘“00—:!“"&!“' and surro o Bt to bath, Call afier 6:30 pom. 24s {46 N Nw BRIGHT, OUT- rhished: LARGE. Eitchenetie. bath. a.mi; well clesn and [T h. w. for 2 siris: Tviogs ot e?m:n'z‘e%' e m 2 furnished . bath, elee- “ADt. 41—Cool, attractive . N.W. it wly furnished: maid, 124 K 8T double front e._24-hour el 1213 M ST.. NW -turnished room. lhk.. eekly. 1310 R. I. AVE. N.W. large rooms and kitchen, nicely fur- n!llled first floor; $10 weekly. s | SACRIFI =ik })e“lhl!ull’ fur CALIFO] 1826 CALIPORNTA roo: kitchen-dinis Bath: suitabie couple: PACING ROCK CREEK PARK—: bath. porch, 835 ool location. de terrace n.w. (bel e 832,50, private 2 ROOMS, 1810 Ingle~ RE —EXOELLENT Iocation; d 3 exception: tractive, Oitaide Tooms. 5 exsorurees haii. dressing °room Frisidatre; 50t $aa'50. “'hchen TILDEN 420 TIEDIN e THLOEN GARpEs. - cool l._guiet. Cleveland 755 LIFTON & kikchem uhemn Corivace hfn';v, ROOMS, | $45 "ma second fioor: FOR B. PALANCE OF SUMMER — "",",‘ room, housekeeping artment; and ' maid's Phone. No S K room spartment. " furnished, 87, per SUBLH*":,DRT%BHOOK 1 Room. Klichen sd Ban_ week. ROOMS—UNFURNISHED. ZIAROE outaide ThX old country horts sul re. A 913 NORTH CJ OLXNA AVE SE —Two range and sink: y Yard U xrom “room i m huult!kceblnll if desired: a.m.l; $20; ~_ ROOMS—FUR. AND UNFUR. NW. (near m—z4 Ontario Rd SRbCand furnished or un! ROOMS—SUBURBAN. COOL FIRST-FLOO! NT BED gentleman or employed couple privilegs Phone Chl’!ndon 93 629 24th BT, 8. Aurora Hills, | cool, large furnished bed room: gloséts and windows. " In new private home bus Ten minutes from F S ntomen. "Clarendon 910- ROOMS AND BOARD. ROOM: kitchen M. 4 windows. large closet. suitable for ls: peasonatie Thy nnd Gouble tooms, . one ellent board. 920 19th BT, —Cool front rooms. dnuble -nd single: newly decorated: well ced Mrs_Gentry 015 BELMONT ROAD—Nlce!y furnished. semi-private bath; 1 o nable 1603 K ST. wa\h:lnclu for young ladies; also for one young man. FPhone uetmnom.-u 8985 LARGE BLE or single room. twin ARG omted. phone — maid - service, Southern cooking: 15 minutes downtown young couple or gentlem eal reasonal Phond Rilsntic 4001 for ap- Doiniment. oor_front. suitable ideal 1410 16th N.W.—Apartment & 2 or 3 young men: separate bed rooms. living €ood me-u 1515 MASS, AVE. 8cott rooms, running wafer. semi- privete bt | ble. Bth ST. N.W_Walking di 3 desiable ‘yacancies 10 voune ladies. every comfort: cleanliness, good food: $33.50 ea. CHICKS, Rocks and Leghorns. $7 a hun- | dredi also started chicks: very best stock. | J. one Palls Church 345. CA‘I‘T E AND LIVE STOCK. SADDLE HORSES Dlumud and bolrded - | cheap. _ Schneider s L | Phone Bowie 28-F- o sed and Floor Sample KELVINATORS NORGE LEONARD All Reduced JORDAN’S 1239 G Street Floor Samples Same As New Arthur Jordan PIANO CO. 1289 G ST. N.W. OFFICE pAR'n'nous prism_glasses. 81:0 office furniture and typewriter; sacrifice. }ntnrmnunn. call District 0581 or Room 635 n. PIANO—Real blrllin 335, gets it. Ph REFRTGERATOR. | possessed F-7: il sell for bnlunco v of $140.50. 1375 New an o Terms can nal purchases. We represent in rigerators and carry on our floors as NORGE. KEL- fected. the origh new refr! luch weu known makes VINATO! ONARD. R OMATIC 'LAN a day. Bid s tic as 15 CENTS an HiY our darse disolay. - ARTBUR JORD, SATLBOATS. new, fast: international moth class; cypress and mahogany construction; $100° COMPLETE. an’'s Boat Yard, B:lluwrllhl st.. Annapolis, Md. nings. 16-PT. SPEEDBOAT FOI 2 Sl Apply 1238 PT. SINGL!—CABIN CRUISER; cond tion guaranteed. ~ Priced to sell. Phone Metropolitan 8565 OUTBOARD MOTOR! w and used; serv- o oma asta; ratesing ‘and credit. 1240 h st. nw. DOGS, PETS, ETC. HANDSOME male e ped greed: one grown male le. also ve" oS rrier 16l rey smooth-coat _ fox 5 14th st. n.w. Phone North 1 NO CO. SEWING Acm nedolled_ ad- 1.50; sl repairs um-anteed Rent- !u!.ted ’monm C:l‘ 9213 until 8 p.I SOLID MAPLE 4-POST m Sharaton. m RED TABBY. black and blue cats, 8 months to 3 $10_this month onl: Gilihan Cattery. S801 Georgia ave. D. Shepherd 2059. WIRE-HAIRED TERRIER PUPPIES, thor. Can be seen 21 ¢t Jackton Pl nw, (west Lafayette Square) between 10 and 6,p.m., Mrs, Smith's studio. oughbred English imports. Phone Cleve land 6400, Extension 317. Household Repairs and Service It wili pay you to consult these reliable firms specializing n their respective lines of business. EDDING MATTRESSES. box srings and - t del. ‘""' N A G PAINTING. PAPERING of the better clas floors nnnllhed. guaT d, reasonable imate A E. Burrell Co Sinbia. 721 Open eve- | SALE chesp. with | WANTED—MISCELLANEOUS. APPAREL. furniture_ radios, household effects. ladies' men's. children’s apparel bought: highest prices paid. Call W% \ie'rnnnmln 8285. 801 4th n.w. APPAREL, _furniture, household _§00ds. ladies’. men's. children's wearing apparel of all'kinds bought: we Day Ca il Cohen’s. Metropolitan 7749. 95 L BOOKS BOUGHT. all kinds, a | Peariman’s Blg Book Shon. o only. ong etropolitan Mla seco muceu:necuu and sooxs sets Paul 711 G n.w. Dumc! 3543. | or more: | Pe\rlmln FURNT br: Togs, baintiBEe, siver Drices paid. Call Murray, Adams MYER'S PUMP, used. oln NG V‘ER PEATINOM, WELRY, _ WE | INC 45 v ARS AT BIS T CASH FOR OLD GOLD. ‘ | Silver watches, diamonds and old discarded jewelry. Full cash value paid. Selinger's. |81F P st n.w s I e T se: maximu; BURNSTINES. 31,0, 8T N.W. " Since 1860. Pederal License. — 1334 COL. RD, N.W.—Large front rooms. first and second floors: special attention to semiinvalids: tray service; Southern home ooking. Phone Oolnmi 5 00 19th N.W. ouble front l’oums l'ln bed 3 | 260 HOL®: K TER N ge. e B Fapower. with bath: - aceomimo: date 2 _men unllmfled ‘phone. _Linc. 2846, | well furni el home conveniences: ex- Tellent menls: reasonable Alto small single ING AVE. NW.—Lady will southern expo- spacious yard; catur 2183. 1 double room. excellent tadle; €a- = Emerson 7 518 10th N.W. Nobi (—hru B Sateive rooris Tor Kentiemen: twin Deds, shower: finest is; $10 'eel 1301 MASS. AVE N.W B A n eid "Gal Detween 6. and 8 pm a5 3513 14th ST. N.W —Beautiful Tooms. ele- gant meals: full-course dinners. individual tabies: émm service: strictly frst-class; i) moom Phogiuncoln 0470-W Ahare laree double room. eo,m!uruble home h ST. N.W_Clean, comfo} e 'and ‘double Jeay: Soiithern meals; home atmosphere: S& Met ORTH—O00l. comfortable room Im' two young men_or married couple: near cars and bus: T week each. Addreu Box_177-T. Star office. 3217 WALBRIDGE PL. N.W. (formerly 20th st)—New home. new furniture: ex- cellent mes twin beds. private bath. Phone Columbia_0269-J. each ROOM S—FUENISHED. 324 PEABODY ST. N.W.— oom with porch: cool, well fuml!h!d nhone, Dear éar line - Phone Georsia 1347 JEFFERSON N.W - Anucuve Fromt, southern exposure; ow! detached home: garage_privilege ll.ll, suitable 1 or 2. Ret. Georgla S5SR after 6 1327 ST, —Large. newl; and redecoratsa Snd-Bact ThE. room with kitchenette. 4 windows. 4414 GEORGIA AVE.—Large front suitable for couie; unlimited phone;, Stk or_without TRg! 1318 13th ST.—Nicely furnished lsv. floor Eounkeenm: also sleeping roo! Tea: 1355 MONROE N.W —Large front room: gentleman only; $25; private home; bath same floor. 1932 CALVERT ST. front % working_couple: o 2508 CLIFFBOURNE PL. (18th_Col. Td.)— Nicely furnished, large front room. next to ! bath: continuous hot water: 4 windows. 1715 QUE fl'r N.W.—In refined private home: 2 single rooms. adioining bath. for 2 young men: abundance hot water. phone 1 servlce alk! distance. Reuon blt 1044, CONN. AVE, NW —ATiragtive single | 04 'aSuoNe roams. twin beds: Tenned home: convenient location: excellent meals. 1722 MASS. AVE_ N W —Attractive double room. private bath, shower; suitable 2 or 3_persons: excellent meals. FOUNTAIN COURT. Delightful = Summer place ~besutiful grounds. edge Roc! cruk Park_ _Superior menus. ' (Dr. Hay' combination 1f desired.) | Select Clien private parking Soace " 3040 16th st. " Columbia 8535 ; abady erounds; = g.r large single rooms, | rnished. | N BT., 1622—Attractively furnished corner | _ __38% FOR 2 OR : BOHEMIAN. Avr i SEPA Eiing foom wich bet .‘29%&’?5‘.@5’% u' mnrue kitchen Lhowtr (just off Conn ). THE mcu | ractive aste bath. elec. ‘Tetrigeration: m’éi??'mrfi"‘?fi‘l __LINKINS CO De SALES ST. « PARKWELL, 3500 13th ST. NW. arge. ruh8TES. 4157 Fooms e Efifi’r‘m"“ DOWNTOWN—LOW RENT. 1R, B. $37.50—3 R, Modern elevator bldg. rBenlr rooms. bath. 1474 K st. n.w.. Natl, 5415, 1448 PARK RD. NW. 3 noous xrrc % ROOM:! l"r(“b,:;LN BA.“:‘{ .‘ (\ GAS, UGHT REFRIGERATION PR!.’E xe: ""?ton‘r\tmtn! e Slorr! : 1515 | PARK RD. | 5 rooms. batn. el "DONNELLY & FLANT. NG >*" 1374 _Park RA. N.W. Columbia (838 Francis Scott Key, Apt. Hotel 208, and P sts. nw —1 foom. kit complerely turn . Lie: er. day week ._month | Nw REARTAENT O RO f:x“RC'EST Attractively Furnished Apartments of 2 Rooms, Kitchen and Bath. {3 Rooms, Kitchen and Bath. High Cool Location. A Step P: Line Close to Central High School.o"" Bwitchboard and Elevator Service, Call Columbia 7744. Near Gov't Depts. First-Class Apt. Hotels Near Everything—Save Car Fare Free Frigidaire and Radio Elec. and Gas Furnished | MIRAMAR 1301 15th St. N.W. Res. Manager. Pot. 5600 37500 Living room with port- able dinette set sun room. dressing room with Murphy bed kitchen and tiled bath. PARK CENTRAL 1900 F St. N.W, Res. M. . Met. 054 $79.50 Litme. toats” sith vert- able dinette table and chairs h with Murphy bed. st D MUrPhY bed. | CORCORAN COURTS 1 401 23rd St. N.W, Res. Manager. Natl. 6933 $77.50 Combletely furnisned re- ception hall. livins room. bed room. ~din kitchen " tiled bath. built-in tub and shower. Several Unfurnished Apts Availalle. i Under Cafritz Management 1404 K . DI. 9080 | _APARTMENTS—_FUR. & UNFUR. 206 UPSHUR ST. N.W._BASEMENT, Bath, elec. range. near Soldiers Home: $25 ber mo. Stores. schools, churches, car. 3 3412 MORRISON N.W. Frigidaire on hou; rooms. bath: adult ENTS Y R, s{\le;lllg‘ni'fl;mlémg Xnuhé h-class r%nh.l;!en v Call’ Mrs. GREEN. Adams. 4 .s?pommm | 1430 CHAPIN ST. N. kitchen and bnth | Bished: Responsibie | DUPONT CIRCLE (1 Exceptio: EE ROO] Turnisned or " ontur: its on! elec. ANKLIN th)—2 porches, ami: $25 month Refs. reqiiire NE bath, (CORNER ST. hall, 4 rooms; CLUB MERIDIAN, 2620 16th ST. N.W. Delightful club residence for men and women; cool Summery location. large yard: one double. one single: showers: personal service. Excellent meais. CARROLL SPRINGS INN.| 0 degrees cooler than in town A qulet old inn of 40 rooms, 20 min m_business center. acres of n3; imming. tennis. 3, I Bus every 30 ‘minutes. 1752-! 54—56 QUE NW. e room. private bath. Othar vacan- Large cles Delicious. well-served meal S 16th ST. N.W.—Large, airy_ o | looking Scott Circie: srill. piano; ladies; walking distance. 25! WANTED—ROOMS AND BOARD. mmsm 'S8 DAUGHTER. 40. 'lntl bo‘rd in Christian hom $09, 500 ook tor room; KubGFbs. OF £ 3716 Thgomar. 2059 PARK RD.. opposite Rock Creek Park —Second. 100! shower bl‘!h h w.. phone: ntleman, Govt. mnlau references; $25. 23° enette, nicely furn: next to_batl s, light }nu S8 week. 24 Hhone cxenl-na To480" AN wishes room and REFINED GENTLEMA! erd m gchlte family: no boarding conveniences and give tele- nglone number Address Box 200-T. Star office. WANTED—ROOMS. WESTMINSTER, 1607 17th 8t. N.-W.—De- SIASME°0: FERMe WUk ROnehe A2 el ST water: showers. ele: 1322 L ST rm kitchenette, Teas.; sleeping rm: Tge a8 range, rnnnlnl Water, 30 & Large unfurnished room. r ‘WANTED—! sonable: gentleman. Address Box 199, Star_office. GRAND HOTEL. 608 AN retor rwalt Go work. ropolitan 8352. 'W.—Reasonuble Phone Met- UNFURNISHED room ror ht houuklugml. P Rcast section. Address Box 176-T. Star office. 'HOTEL EBBITT. 10th and H 8ts N.W._—A limited number of rooms available on Tea- sonable monthly terms. Will paint and renovate any room you select. 1630 RHODE ISLAND AVE. N.W.—Genfle- rable n:-r bath with .U;‘:" :N o ‘“néi 84 1703 RHODE ISLAND AVE_ N.W.—Gentle- man: nicely furniched single room. running water, near bath with shower; nm’n oor. 4e 1500 16th N.W._ The Ajturas—Caol fortable rooms, hear showers: 24 hour ele vator service daily, maid service: reas. cml—?mm residence: large. % Ln beds, private blth two S 4 EMERSON . next nth -nd l.lmnr . h.'w.; 3 men. $25 per nonth C Tove! employed OPPOSITE momlm HOTEL—Large furnllh.fl lronl room, next w bath. Phone Gentleman o numn’rs—mmsm l m m- l]lr‘ A' H)fl ONUSOA mer; looking T bath: P ¥es ™ Renl Botate "ortn 4 p.m. and on Sundays call North itchen lnd . JAC! FOR THE | rch over- SEE THESE APARTMENTS. Newly decorated 2 rooms. kitchen. bath, porch and laundry: 3 rooms. kitchen bath. porch and laundry: $39.50 and $42.50 Strictly white neighborhood; schools and | stores within 1 block. 4408 Georsia mve. n.w._Janitor. D 100 MASSACHUSETTS AVE.Nw —offers for the Sum- mer comfortable rooms with bath, Single, $50 Double, $65 In these rooms with bath, equipped with tub and shower, you will find, indeed, Sum- mer comfort. Our restaurant service and charges please the most particular. D. E. STEPHAN, Mgr. e e e . APARTMENTS—UNFURNISHEB. WEATT APTS. 4520 GA, AVE.—LIV. RM., 2 bed %.'din, b.; $50.50. Apply jani: forter W CARL WYATT, ownier.: 1448 N N.W—TWO LARGE, BRIGHT outside rooms."kitchenstte. bath, well fur; nmnd lnu h v m.1 , clean and quiet.* 429 13th NE—3 ROOMS, BATH, NEWLY decorated. new home; gas. elec., heat fur- nished: emploved couple: reas. Atl. 1992-W. 143 D] llu 1h.] l SO !6 50: blumlnt apt. $250 _Aiso 1430 Col. Al $60. FL. clu lnd 88, Y. EYMOUR C Olll Nlnflhll 7907. | R oat and bath in- 5 1216 E::t;d !bo‘ “641 curmn —Cfl Gouble Foom, Twn bec ‘:;?.’. B b 4 cars. Phone Adams 7041. THE VI m"‘. m en. bath, dining baicon; Bie ot 18, Bmerson Juo Bio e pm a5 1845 IRVING ST. N. w—alnrlo roon with ilving or sleeping porch uu Drivate bath. _Bhone Golumbis - t. and_Thomas from $7 llllh BARGAIN—In Annapolis Buxlneu Property. un-umau‘a Juipme IIL solng bosess: ery an xr{m mg“ With “Outside separate and bath; two lots. all Jand. buildings eart of 0t ownor has which mulm tere 'fl' m‘om 3 !hnrehlm nm munm 4760. G MEN o! neat appearance to WOTk ‘dept. Permanent positions and “’"‘ “Sée Mr. Wagner. Room 400, st n.w. DEPARTMENT ces ol unul mmuhhlv men- re salesmen. Excellent oppor- n of sbility to ood Biale full particuiars “zésff'f&:mw o ROUTE MEN. ot e A 1'&'1':’:':- ;'33 e fk umfi:’ x‘{"&’lfl"‘&m it by +H Be_good_cool M wt. m nun-'l BE‘ e BIoE: Star ofdee, LAD! g\lcllli lni n‘ n-m{h vhn 'snl to AN, neat, vnm or_colored, general housework; stay nights; wive referénce. expected. R s 126-T. ’;"' capable tal chi o “Avt. 1. 1611 Park 14 "'4 'OMAN. Efii“w”.&.‘f'..m mn gur .nlnl muu.‘:‘urmn: AT INSTRUCTION COURSES. EUNCHE P tion $5. Cit Shool: 620 13t st. n.w. Dept. spEchL—ss 'rm'riON E nole um ———— HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES T RAINIER ‘Decorating and Geperal Estimate fln!.v given. nnmvuu'“;uv Unlm‘t'i S&lfltmctlon Co. o3 ..u_fi,..‘g‘“‘k.'."}‘: . hete 'n'n! o&m mt Nn duw cumu mmmo 815 10th St. R, i‘!#‘n? muon.\ 4712, PAINTING Pgeras, Sontug, cenr a] Repairing; gua M.L Smith, 1724 Webster n.w._Adams 'nos PORTLAND HOTEL, 14 circle—Large, cool room: 1922 PARK RD. N. —All&“'l front room in owner's home; gen only: am. re-wnuh\e atater, cement work. m gho pairs done by r:«?ree‘.x'u. shelving. West 1151, Due rockers splint CLAY 1235 10th n:“'mt 2062. EI C WIRING T s:‘g". S % . Co., 849 vp-hur n,w ’éo[.hgsg n«}—wark guaranteed, ,r Iooking for work. Colnmbll 8778. 608 Renyon st. n.w. 1334 11th ST. N.W.__Second front apt, Sas” rangs, sink. " complecely furnished: adults nna P, G, PAINTING. t_with the workman. For free 3 18357501 Poplar_ave., Takoma Park PAPERING, PAINTING—Average room. $6. 1 do my own work Satisfaction guaranteed Call Metz ln’ time. Columbia 0396. PA@D!F NG, $6 room: washable pa- weel my own work. flo igel. l).vl'fll 811, P, PAINTING— “‘I.I. 'c& fllgllmmnl .‘mrll’ltlu %783-.’ iG done at once. r IIID- m%udm* nur wo 16t EXTENDEDNicely furnished doul ms, near bath. twin n- {loiman ‘preferrea. " Phone Georeia. 4187, 1402 L ST. N.W.—Room, prtuu bath. hot lnld’ cold 'tt! . maid service: l'nthamul onl 2419 18th NW‘—OOOI Mt. Pleasant: newly T 2 hone floor front room. ; 33.36; sentlemen. TILDEN GARDENS—EXCEPTIONAL BAR- T for Cummer or or longer: atiractively irn. apt.. 3 ed roo! . sun room, eXDOSUT nnfllud. Telephone OWNER, Walnut 9161-J. 28¢ 1332 A gr BE- ousekeeping rool zamm: Bath. new! 3 ROOMS, bath,~ elec. apts.; $65. TWO_ ATTRA s with 7 windos ly decorated, in owner's one Lincoln 2224. hl’llh‘. nw DINETTE. frigerator; corner 2008 16th_st. oo e 01 ua“u‘o‘n: 3% "Rew Samipouire ave nwe o0 = LARGE LIVING ROOM. | gingle ¢ bed "room dining room 2 large porches, southem ex- v‘osuu hieh and very Cools 1443 Belmont ROOMS. umuu- service; to_good people 1835_CALIPORNIA ST. N.W.—ATTRAC- tive front apt. two rooms, large reception B bath, closets. _Adults. 23* RGE_RMS.: COOL, &as, heat furn.; KITCHEN AND BATH. HEAT. Low ori 3 L light, e. 2803 14th ST. N.W —TWO LARGE CON- necting rooms. private bath; c. h. w. tire second floor. MICHIGAN PARK- Reniy decarsted o ome: Prigidall W, storage space; b $40 to Protestant couple. ne__Phone Potomac 1686, 6 VERMONT AVE —LA e O et Condition Jenior: rom bus 4303 13th at. ROO! Inquire SOMETHING DIFFERENT FROM UBSUAL beehive—Wallace Bry: artlstie apts,; Iarge Tms.: freplace. sunshite 16 G t 9121 zh :. uuol:y t wl.u (urnlsh 2518 13th ST N.W., OVERLOOKING CITY at Central &h School. 3 rms.. kitchen- PL. llu:h!n nd hll-h nevly finished: Phone Adams 0440 _or mmpom:?: 5393. ette. priv. ba 1006 M BT. N.W.—OOOL: 2 LHK. RMS, X . ; ,:.'a‘,“,mfl...“,":.‘.?...e:."’.:m. e 50—1321 KENYON ST, N.W.—ONE lz!u dinette, kitchen. tiled un oo, studio , stu e et Fhone North 4154, ATHS. ; BEAUTI- ublesse Aus. 3 Afllllfil i reference appointment. phone Adams ““ dsfi N gl. 623- -?ol. attrac- '“"‘a -%.,fi"' el nflnlllul lel- K up; _exterior v B8 W, Alexan mflSu 05, ROOMS, 3 John N. _Tfi,_%:t 7589. 24° HATS AND Call Met. 8024. BRORE it o008 P. 423 11th. and cement work. No st hw, Phone District 4570, 26° 1515 L !'l‘ N double room ,next to bath; l.h l. I! -ll‘ot $6.| 50 ze;w 19th ST. N W.—Id bl Dhaner $35: single, uuo ll W.—1Ip_refined private sing] ".!Ein ome: ter 2 'nur. Sefvice? Wfll lnyoun‘ ”non. Sl' “h. Phlu | R, T Bl R S 87 9F% 51 X3 !l—urn. micely furnished lfikflmn-u&‘fl;’&rfli ‘zfgg: ig g Kit.. e Dasemsent. . CONN. A’ 'W‘ BALCONY. kit., Daby srand: very 16000, 138 G ET. NE_NO. 410 % "‘"a. flué&‘r‘. 2000 P ilw klwhen ‘open rlu' fi...,..fi"m‘s“ S ‘Z"""‘l %sm uflo.“ 4th BT. N.W- :Itchu&d be‘l‘e% nh' poreh: ;hml' owy ecora refrigerator. Pho: ooo ING, National 4870. i 2 2524 l’llh BT "W W’r wgln fd kitc! ease ul 80; rn.mm mclud.‘iL S, & - dul Rent nlhl: lfl:gm o’efl quletl'md enie ? M nu conv d{ loca manager. 341 1297.'!? d.m 3 BOOI‘I. Hiehen bath potch ericida Kitel tri iree S5ECNAE Mus, Adasas rog“x‘-w ioity nd Betnr modarn. reassnable. -u n.w.. Mr. mv NW—1 BIATT PL ROOM. Efichenstie, eléc: $30 Bhone Columbla. 1 " R e 914 G S.E _—ENTIRE Sfim"fl oLl Tyt I uunnm. Aduiey 2000 16T BT, fiw-d-noou APAR’ ment facing 16t Rent red: S Ot N BRI 192