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BUTTER 8 Great Special Quality Leaders Table Salt, 5 Ib. bag 5c Choice Norway Mackerel, 8 Ib. Kit 99c Fresh Roasted Peanuts, quart 9c Cranberries, quart lOc Domestic Sardines, 6 cans 25c New York State Succotash lOc Pure Lard, 17c Whole Milk Cheese, Ib 18c Brookfield Eggs, dozen, 30c Plain Eggs, 26c Potatoes, Select, 23c peck, 90c bushel Try a Cup of Our Delicious Senate Coffee, 25c Ib. Mrs. Bryan will be pleased to serve you with a cup of this famous coffee at the coffee booth, main store, 607 7th St.

Our Famous Golden Key Tea, 60c Ib. Great Atlantic Pacific Tea Co. Main Store, 7th St. Branch Stores: 1318 7th nw. 1620 1Mb nw.

3077 nw. 815 8th and sts Market Stands: 6(8. ttkt Center Market. 6th 4 Hkt. Eastern Mkt n.

Telephone connections at all storH. A Spring Wheat Flour, Barrel, In BOc, and $1.60 Congress Heights Pupils Drink Water Unfit for Use. Three important points to remember when buying Window Shade Rollers: A First--Ask for and insist on having Hartshorn Shade Rollers. TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE. Second--Look on each Roller for the label with the script signature, put there for your protection.

Third--Ask for Improved," as it requires no tacks. "The Improved," Hartshorn Shade Roller requires no tacks, and the genuine has the script signature of Stewart Hartshorn on label. WOOD ROLLERS. TIN ROLLERS. Your HOME will be more of a HOME if.lt is equipped for ELECTRIC LIGHT, The most convenient artificial illuminant.

Ask Potomac 'Electric Power 213 Hth St. N. W. Telephone Main 7260 Prince Albert and Suits for Hire. i18 and $20 Suits ro Order With Fancy Vest FREHor H.OQ Embroidered Front Tailor Made Linen Waists 01 Whits Union Linen Waists for fall and winter wear; tailored style, side pleat effect, with handsomely embroidered fronts and laundered' detachable collars and cuffs.

Priced the town over for this sale 67c Remedy-- DobeH'i Solution Mild Mellow Quality a a a been the first consideration in Old Henry Whiskey And its Ions record proves merit. For more than SO years the favorite with those who appreciate best. Guaranteed by us and conforms with the national pure food laws. If your dealer can't supply you, write us and we will see that your order is filled. Straus, Gunst Co.

and RICHMOND, VA. "Far 30 years the house of quality." MILTON, in. high GIR-ARD, 21 leu high ARROW COLLARS 'They fit sit Tight 15c.e«ch,3forXc. Arrow Cuffs, JS Cfaett. Prabody if Troy, N.

Y. Results That Count in Printing for Lawyers A antiseptic for all diseased con- Our printing of briefs and motions for lawyers i i of mucous membrane Agree- cleansmg." nonirritant. For ca- i rh. sore throat, cold In the a'l Ac A full pint I'DONNELL'S, 904 St. --Is so prompt and accurate obtain the largest --percentage of this class of wort.

Our special facilities are unrivaled. Judd Detweiler, Inc. THE BIO PRINT SHOP. tfO-M ST. 1 STKHTIEY 'GYM' IS CEIPP1ED Board of Education Hears From Commli- sioner Judson as to the Drinking Supply--Two Open-Air Schoolbouses Ordered--Will Recommend Amphitheater.

Appointments and Promotions. The question of the purity of drinking nater for children attending the District public schools was brought up at a meet- Ing of the board of education yesterday afternoon. On complaint of the water supply entered by the principals of the Kenllworth, Benntng, Congress Heights schools, which are supplied by old wells, Health Officer Woodward made an investigation. In a letter to the board. Engineer Commissioner Judson says Dr.

Woodward reports the water at. the Congress Heights school unfit for use. He jays that unless arrangements can be made to boll tlfe water for the "Shildren until a new well can be dug the well should be abandoned. Supt. Stuart recommended, on request of Dr.

George E. Myers, principal of the McKlnlgy Manual Training School, that an additional appropriation be asked for to make up a slight deficit In the amount necessary to complete and equip the gymnasium for that school. Unless this amount can be obtained the sum now on hand will go back'Into the Treasury and no money for the gymnasium will be available. For Open-Air Schools. It was decided 'to erect two open-air schoolhouses--one for white pupils and one for colored.

This Is an experiment, and was inaugurated by Dr. George M. Kober, dean and processor of at the Medical School of the Georgetown University. Dr, Kober in communication to the board fully described the type lira. Mary Mortimer.

Resignations. Miss Marian Gardner, Bright wood Park fciehool. Hetirv Thomas, Janitor, Reno School Miss L. Heller, teacher. Moree ScliopI Teleher, teacher, second grnde, Edmonds School.

Fenton Mann, Janitor, Conduit Road School Conlin, Janitor. Western High School. Reductions. Miss I T. Smackum, from second to first grade, Banneker School.

Miss E. B. Weaver, second to first grade, Benning School. Leaves of Absence. Miss H.

B. Gardner, third grade, Gales School, without pay, to, the end of the school year, Miss R. E. seventh grade. Van Buren School, without pay.

to the end of the school year. SHE TRAINS THE SOUL. Mme. Riqne Says All Inmates of Insane Asylums Should Be Liberated. From the New York Tribune.

Mme. Adele Marie Rique, who was until recently head of the Circle of Universal Seul Freedom, Is now the "founder and teacher of the "University for Soul Education and Mental and Material Eteva- tion." New York has all sorts of universities for the training of every variety of talent and learning, and why not one for the soul? asks Mme. Rique. "The doors of all Insane asylums should be thrown open and the Inmates turned loose," says Mme. Rique.

"More than 25 per cent of the people walking- around the streets of New York are crazy, and it is unjust discrimination to deprive -a few of their liberty while there many crazy people at large. This new development of the soul will -cure the mentally afflicted They are all one-ideaed, i have studied In hospitals. In asylums, and have delved and dug into every cult, and 'I now see that by the culture of the soul Insanity c.an be definitely cured. In "time it will be almpst abolished. "The soul Is iere," continued Mme.

R)que, tapping herself on the chest, "right here in a definite spot. I know it's here, because that's where, the breath of life Is, and when you-yease to breathe the Yes, the seat of the soul is In the lungs." "Now, the way to teach these people to elevate their spuls to to get them to understand the sixth sense--oh, yes, there Is a sixth sense, without doubt. It Is located In a small gland of the brain, Just in' the'center of the forehead. From It re- school he recommended, and showed fj ec the intelligence of the brain." with what success the experiment' had COURT UNITES BROTHERS. Appear at Trial Estranged, but Leave Arm in Arm.

In the police court yesterday Judge Mullowny proved himself a successful peacemaker Following his kindly words William who had been arrested, charged with making threats of personal violence, left the court arm In arm with George V. White, hib brother, who had made the accusation. After having the brothers stand side by side, the court delivered a lecture on tl)e good In brotherly love The estranged relented and a handclasp united them once morel When ArrnnKliift for Theater Parties Remember the advantages of using TTCO taxlcabs. Reasonable latca. Tel.

N. 1212. NEW CENSUS STATISTICS. met in other cities. The board considers that one of the greatest needs of the schools here Is an amphitheater where drills and athletic contests can be held.

An attempt will be made to obtain an appropriation from Congress for such a building. More debating than usual is to be carried on in the high schools this year in connection with the courses in JSngllsh. Debating clubs will be encouraged. Straggling enlistment will not be countenanced in the High School Cadet'regi- ment this year. All enlistments must be made at the beginning of the-year.

Mr. Cox, president of thefboard. said yesterday that In view of the obstacles to be overcome, the schools were doing as well as coulA ba expected. Orders Affecting Staff. The following orders affecting teachers and other employes were approved: Appointments.

Miss Ellen Golden, teacher, night schools, to the Business High School. R. I. Geare, teacher, night schools, to the Business High School. T.

Sullivan as janitor of the Vfeat- ern High School. Charlotte Brown, caretaker, kindergarten room at 410 street northwest. C. W. Rlppey, teacher, night schools, to the McKmles Manual Training School.

C. W. Hecox, teacher, night schools, to the McKinley Manual Training 5clool R. Peck, teacher, night schools, to the McKinley Manual Training School. Miss D.

W. Buckingham, second grade, to the Tyler School. Miss E. W. Cross, teacher of cooking, McKinley Manual Training Night School.

Miss M. L. Peabody, second grade. Henry Spencer, Janitor, Reno- School F. L.

Cardozo, teacher, night schools, to the Dean wood School. Miss M. J. Golden: teacheY, night schools, to the Garnet School. Miss B.

B. Taylor, teacher, right schools, to the Old.Mott School. A. R. Jones, janitor, Conduit Hoad School.

i Miss H. B. Kennedy, teacher flist grade, to the Webster School. Miss N. Smith, second grade, to the Edmonds School.

Miss E. M. Warde, teacher, first grade, and assigned to the Gage School. Miss G. ivey, teacher, second grade, to the Benntng School.

Miss B. J. Noah, teacher, first grade, to the Greenleaf School. Miss V. T.

Dalrymple, teacher, 'ocond grade, to the Buchanan School. Miss Hilda Kohr. teacher, second grade, to- the Brightwood Park School. Miss Kate Wells, teacher, night schools, to -Garfield School. D.

M. Reidy, janitor. Ross School. Prqjnotions. Miss C.

M. Wallace, teacher, third to fourth grade and transfer from the Wilson to the Montgomery School. Miss L. P. Beck, second to tmrd grade, and transfer from Tyler School to Congress Heights School.

Miss M. C. Thompson, fifth to sixth grade, and transfer from the Lenox to Congress Heights School. Miss M. D.

RIggles, fourth to fifth graded and transfer from Bryan to Lenox School Miss Catharine Boyle, third to fourth grade, and transfer from the Cranch to the Bryan School. Miss Marian Lamer, second third grade, and transfer from the Buchanan to the Cranch School. Miss Besoie Robinson, first grade to third grade, and transfer frtjm the Gage School the Gales School. Touissalnt Thomas, from caretaker of Armstrong Portable School to caretaker of Armstrong and Street Kortable schools. Miss R.

C. Patterson, third to fourth grade, and transfer from Henry School to Morse School. Miss E. V. Compton, first grade to third grade, and Webster School to School.

Transfers. J. H. Catlett, teapher, third grade, Stevens School, to Wilson School. Miss Blanch Butler, teacher, first grade, Wilson School, to Reno School.

Miss F. E. Glascock, teacher, third grade, from the Dennison School to the Powell School. Miss-E. E.

Wilson, first grade, Greenleaf School, to Van Ness School. Miss Thereae Lee, teacher of physical culture, Street High School, to Armstrong Manual Training 'School. pavld MeCullough, Janitor, from Ross to Phelps School. On the List of Snbstitutts. Miss Isabel I.

Capall, Miss Pauline i J025 7th si. nw. Holer, Miss May J. Graham, Miss Allle Mme. Rique IB a believer, too.

In the theory that every thought has a peculiar smell. She also believes In the idea of-color applied to thought. "Now, if you and I were talking In perfect harmony," she said, "and we would forget all about ourselves and think only of the sympathetic attitude In which we were discussing, there would be a distinct blue light surrounding us. But If a discord crept In a red spot would flash out "For Instance, sometimes, when I get a letter, I read along, and there Is a certain line--I see a yellow glow over that line. I don't like that; that's deception.

Then when the person comes to see me I. work Indirectly along that line they have written, and when they come.out and confess or explain, a blue light shines about them. All of that, now, Is allied to the teaching of the university. "I am convinced after all the cults and Isms' are thrashed out that this development of the soul is the fundamental Idea. By its application success can be attained.

As I say, insanity can be cured, and the past tragedies of a life be cured by telling the mind that these scars are not the only thing for the soul to look to Green Bay, Shows Growth of 35.1 Per Cent. -Population statistics were Issued yesterday by the census bureau for the lol- lowlng cities: Clinton, la 25,577, an increase of or 12.7 per cent over 22,698 In 1900. Green Bay, Wls an incrruo ot 0,552, or 351 -per cent over 18,684 in 1WO Nashua, 26,005, an of 2,107 or 88 per cent, over 23,898 In 1UOJ 4 Time and Spore To use Federal taxlcabs for crosstown trips, trains, or business calls. $3 hour. M.

6670. CITY BUIIETINS. Merchants' Board Holds Meeting. The Retail Merchants' Association board of governors held, a meeting in the room of the Chamber of Commerce yesterday afternoon. Routine matters were discussed.

fcundny Erenlnc Dinners at Union Sin. Commencing October 23, the popular table d'hote dinners at Union Station Restaurant will be continued on Sunday evenings from 5:30 to $1.00. Music. You'll Like ORdennbarK The first time you sample a bottle. It has the satisfying flavor and substantial good- nesjl only high-grade ales possess Grocers' or phone Arlington Bottling Co.

Sen Foods, SteakB, Chopin, fic. Fhlla. Oyster Chop House, 513 llth nw. Sentenced to Prison for 12 Years. In sentencing Ernest Robinson, a ne- gro, to twelve years at hard labor in the penitentiary.

Chief Justice Clabaugh yesterday told the prisoner It was only the Intervention of Providence that prevented his being on trial, for his life, as the evidence adduced snowed he had every indention of killing Charles H. Ray, another negro, -whom he attacked with a knife. Keep Bottle of "Criterion" Rye In tne home In case of sickness John t. Crwtoy. 831 14th M.

36M. Altamnat Spring Water Flows 21 million gallons per year. Total solids .069 to, .268 per gallon. Unrivaled as table water. Phone Main SIS 14th at.

nw. Old Automobile Tires Bonxht. Button, Miss Marguerite Depue, Miss Ida B. Kuhner, Harold P. Greenwald, Mies Very superior quality California Port or Sherry Wine obtainable for BOc full qt J1.50 gal.

Eugene Schwab, 625 8th Be. Line. 921. FIFTEENTH UNITED STATES CAVALRY BAND CONCERT. FORT MYKR, TODAY, AT 4 P.

M. G. F. Tyrrell, Director. March, "Mascot" Kraf Overture, "Pretty an a Picture" Cailln "The Postillion" I Fahrbach Characteristic, "Moonlight oy'the Old Plantation" Lampe "Salojne Dance" Tobanl Selection, "The Singing Girl" Herbert Intermezzo, "LaJlB Rookh" March, "Patience" Conterno home right? Is The secret of'a successful' horne is bound up between the covers of the WoMftr's HOME COMPANION every month.

The WOMAN'S HOME COMPANION is the woman's home companion in every phase of her life, every day in the week; in her domestic relations and in her sdcial relations; as a wife, as a mother, as a daughter, because it gives her what she most--Inspiration. This is true of every number, but it is especially true of The November WOMAN'S HOME MADISON SQUARE, NEW YORK This one hundred page Thanksgiving Number is now on sale at all News-stands VERYBODY CAN HAVE BEAUTIFUL HAIR NOW, and they tWriiave to wait and months (or results either. Yoijjwill notice marked improvement after the very first application. is quickly and thoroughly absorbed by the ecaip and the heir soon shows the effects of its wonderfully exhilarating and life-producing qualities, if is pleasant and easy to use--simply apply it to the scalp and hair once a day until the hair begins to grow, then two or three times a week till desired results are obtained. GFOWS Hair and we can PROVE IT! A lady from California writes in substance as follows: I have been using your wonder, fnl Imfr toulc for several months and at last lam nowblessedwltli.

wondurful sultof halrthat mens- nres over 43 Inches In braid is er 8 inches around. Another from New Jersey: After using alxth bottle I am happy to say that I have as nice a head of hair as anyone In New Jersey. Tliis Great Hair-Grow- can now had at atl druggists in three sizes. 25c, 50c and $1.00 per bottlei Danderlneacts.tro til will send a largo sample free byreturnlpailtoanjonewho sends tula free coupon to the flirt) I wltn their name and address and lOc In silver or stamps to pay postage. The Preference Is Given Coke --When it Is a aOeatlon' of what fuel to use for coolftng you make no iniake In choosing coke It ghes excellent results and Is Inexpensive.

We supply coke at these prices. 25 Bushels Large Coke, delivered .5250 40 Bushels Large Coke, delivered $3 70 GO Bushels Large Coke, delivered. J5 30 25 Bushels Crushed Coke, delivered 00 40 Bushels -Cruehed Coke, delivered. II SO 60 Bushels crushed Coke, delivered $6 Co WASHINGTON GAS LIGHT CO. 413 Tenth Street N.

W. You can always present a neat appearance when you have a CREDIT Account with us. Simply "Pay Us a Now and Then." Pettit Co. Outfitters to Men and Women 7th and As one rows old the bowels grow less active. Some then take harsh cathartics, and their bowels harden.

Then they multiply the dose. Some, take candy Cascarete. They act in natural ways, and One tablet a day is sufficient. Complete Homefurnishers Our Fall and Winter Stock now In complete readlneu. HOUSE HERRMANN.

Seventh anil (Eye) Sts. N. W. I THE FLACK TO BUY A RB- 'LIABLE; PIANO AT A FAIR PRICE AND ox REASONABLE: TERMS. TRY VS.

1,0 A "Quick" Meal Can never be cooked cm a Coal Fire. It takes a Gas Range. And the Jewel Gas Range cin do it quicker and better than any other. Call and inspect. See the warming closet.

C. A. Muddimati Co. 1204 St. Oldest Music House In the City JOHN F.

ELMS CO. 937 PENNA. AV CREDIT --and nothing to pay for the privilege--for Furniture, Carpets, Upholstery Goods, c. Lansburgh Furniture Co. Ninth St.

THE SUNDAY POST. By Mall, $2.40 Per Year. RAWDLE HIGHLANDS i CAPITOL OF U. iWHITCHfWht Handle Highlands Is the -came distance from the Capitol aa Dupont circle. Lots and building sites front $350 to $1,000.

Easy terms. U. '8. REALTY COMPANY, 7th and Pa. N.

W. HAVE A DRINK ON 1MB. OF COURSE: Healthful! sv Refresnlnst! Sold Everj-Trhere for 5e and lOe. For'the Best Desserts Order Holmes' Pies, Cakes, and Pastry. Tour fataily and guests will appreciate their rich, "home-made" flavor Phone M.

45S7 and our wagons will call. 21 5c Tickets, $1.00 HOLMES' BAKERY DARN 'EM We save your socks, your mottey, and your temper. No charge for darning your hose. -Just phone N. 666, Star Laundry.

cm it At Hallowe'en Novelties Favors, Table Decorations, Tall and Place Cards, Funmokars. Ac The biggest asortment ever shown In the city. P. ANDREWS PAPER CO, Your cold broken in a day when take QUIN-LAX A pleasant, effective quinine tax- atlve. Also relieves neural- gia and-malaria Per HENRY EVANS, 20 BOOKKEEPER; typewwrtter; knowledge of stenography, Maryland High School graduate; refs.

Box 356, Ihls office. 20 BUTTONHOLE maker--First class. 17 st. nw. 20 CAPABLE domestic help supplied--Housekeepers, governesses, seamstresses, attendants, ladles' maids, chambermaids, nurses, parlor maids, cookt, iMindresses.

kitchenmalds, butlera, second men, hcuemen. chefs, chauffeurs, porters, janitors. Ladles' Exchange, 807 Vt. opposite Arlington Hotel. 22 CARE of flat for lady In office--By settled white woman of genteel appearance; no encumbrance.

922 I st. nw. 20 CASHIER or copyist In offlce--By experienced young lady. Box 411, this office. 20 CHAMBERMAID--By girl; good refs.

105 a st 20 CHAMBERMAID and waitress--Experienced; private family. 934 st. nw. 20 CHAMBERMAID and walttrcss, or cook--Experl- enced; small family. 846 st sw.

fj CHAMBERMAID--By girl from the country- small family. 2102 Ward pi. nw. 20 CHAMBERMAID or nun st. nw.

-By colored girl. 415 21 CHAMBERMAID and plain sewing, or chambermaid and waitress--By colored girl; refs. 1434 Fla. ave. nw.

21 CHAMBERMAID, waitress, or light housework. 1621 4th St. nw. 21 CHAMBERMAID and nurse--By two colored girls, from country. 1701 33d st.

nw. 21 CHAMBER-MAID--By Intelligent colored girl; private family. 1537 St. nw. 21 CHAMBERMAID, nurse, or housework in refs.

2102 et. nw. 21 rHAMBERMAID or housework--By neat, young colored girt. 1921 st. nw.

21 3HAfeBRRMAID, housework, er nurse--By colored girt 113 Fierce st. nw. 31 CHAMBERMAID--By experienced white girl; good testimonials. Box 497. this offlce.

21 COOK and chambermaid--By competent white woman; city refs. 1413 Spring phone Col. 20 COOK or nurse--By settled colored woman; stay nights. 1328 15th st. nw.

COOK or housework--By neat colored girl; good refs. 1119 22d st. nw. -COOK--By white woman; no objection to light housework; refe 821 I St. ne.

20 COOK--By young colored girl. 1B08 luth.st. nw. 30 COOK. 1144 18th St.

nw. COOK. 1103 ISth St. nw 20 COOK--First-class; good city refs. 2103 9th st nw, 20 COOK--By white woman; first class; private fam- lly.

2203 st. nw. jo COOK or chambermaid; 1940 New Hampshire ave. 20 COOK In private family or apartment house--By coli-red woman. 1218 isth st.

nw. 21 COOK--By settled woman. 1217 8th st. nw. COOK--By nrtt-claas white woman; no laundry stay nights.

2003 3d at. ne. 31 COOK--By colored woman; refg. 1770 st. nw.

21 COOK--Private family; refs. 1905 ot. nw. 21 COOK--In revtauraM or cafe; satisfaction su.ir- anteed. 423 at.

qw. 20 COOK and chambormald--By two colored girls- good rets. 1624 Corcoran st. nw. 20 COOK, colored; private family; city refs.

16J7 Con oran st. COOK OR HOUSEWORK--Bv colored girl. 2113 llth st. nw. 21 COOK, general housework or day's work--By colored girl.

1747 st. nw. COOK by the day--By lady; careful manager. 704 New Jersey ave. nw.

20 COOK or housework--By young colored woman; good wages. 2021 10th st. nw. 20 COOK or general housework--By neat colored girl. 1112 St.

nw. 21 COOK or housework In private family. 1220 10th Bt. nw. 20 COOK--Flrat-clais; small family.

1833 St. nw. 20 COOK--Experienced; private family. 1519 16th- at nw. COOK and housework--By white woman; no laundry; small family.

621 Orlean place ne. 20 COOK In private family--By girl from country. 1809 6th gt. nw. 20 COOK, wash, and Iron; by colored woman.

1627 12th st. nw. 20 COOKS--By two first-class colored girls; good refs. 1811 St. nw.

20 COOK--By a settled white woman; no washing; good ref, 26 Myrtle st. ne. 19 HOUSEWORK--By colored girl; no washing or ironing. 2214 Cleveland ave. nw.

21 HOUSEWORK and chambermaid--By neat girl: best 448 Franklin st nw. SU HOUSEWORK or day's work In email family--By colored woman. 2476 Phillips ct. nw. 20 "girT 140Sr llfh st.

nw. 21 HOUSEWORK or waitress--By neat girl. 68! st. nw. 20 HOUSEWORK--No washing; stay nights; refs.

1649 Park road. 20 HOUSEWORK OT chambermaid--By colored girl. 2413 St. nw. 20 HOUSEWORK--By colored girl; small family; Unit-class refs.

609 st. nw. 21 HOUSEWORK or nurse. 123 st. sw.

20 HOUSEWORK or nurse 'after school boars--By colored girl, 34 Defrees st. nw. 20 HOUSEWORK--By woman. 834 3d st. 30 HOUSEWORK--Small family; no laundry.

1222 10th St. nw. 20 HOUSEWORK--Girl. 801 St. nw.

HOUSEWORK--By colored girl. 643 8 et. nw. HOUSEWORK or work in apartment; by neat colored woman. 2019 at.

nw. 20 HOUSEWORK or nurse--By two young colored girls: atay nights. 27 Pierce st. nw. 20 HOUSEWORK or pantry maid--By girl of experience.

2016 13th st. nw. 30 HOUSEWORK-No laundry work; stay nights. 207 nw. 20 HOUSEWORK--By woman.

1445 st. nw. HOUSEWORK--By colored woman. 622 Essex court. 20 HOUSEWORK--By neat young white no laundry; stay nights.

619 st. Wednesday. 20 HOUSEWORK or chambermaid--By colored girl. 2214 Cleveland ave. nw.

20 HOUSEWORK--By two white country girls; small family; good wages. 821 Orlean place ne 20 HOUSEWORK--By half-grown girl to assist. 2418 Va. ave. nw.

20 INVALID cases; by practical nurse; several years' experience; reasonable; city refs. 1544 Columbia st. nw. 20 LADIES' and gentlemen's clothing cleaned and dyed; remodeled. 1841 7th st.

nw. 21 LAUNDRESS, plain cook, or day's work--By neat and Intelligent girl. J. Parker, 2115 Stevens court. 20 LAUNDRESS--First class; private family.

607 st. nw. 20 LAUNDRESS--First-class; work to do at home. 1216 13th St. nw.

20 LAUNDRY work to take 431 St. nw. 20 LIGHT HOUSEWORK by settled woman; small family; no laundry; refs. 714 st. BW, 21 SfTUATIONSWANTED-FEMALE SEWING, mending, or evening work to take home; very reasonable.

141 8th st. nw. 30 ROOMS FOR RENT STENOGRAPHER and typewriter--By roans; 7 experience; quick and aoeurate; beci of refa; 18.60 per week. Sit at. nw.

STENOGRAPHER--Experienced In work; permanent position; rets. 811 st nw. phone M. 4M8. STENOGRAPHY and clerical work--By lady: years' experience; salary, Hi a week.

Box 541, this offlce. 21 STENOGRAPHER and typewriter--By lady; 1 year's Box 443, tils'office. STENOGRAPHER and private or teach er: excellent reft. Box 539, this 21 STENOGRAPHER AND TYPEWRITER--By young lady; nominal salary to start; Underwood machine preferred. Stenographer, 723 8th st.

nw. 21 STENOGRAPHER--By young lady; 4 years commercial experience; quick, accurate, and competent. Box 477, this office. 20 STENOGRAPHER and tynewrltar--By young lad.y: years' experience; college education; moderate salary. Box 427, this offlce.

STENOGRAPHIC work evenings. -B. 2310 1st 6t nw. Phone Main 5233. 31 STENOGRAPHER, typewriter, and bookkeeper- Maryland High School graduate; refs.

Box- 357, this- office. 20 STENOGRAPHER and typewriter: by young girl; experienced; work after school hours. Box 381. this offlce. 20 STENOGRAPHER and typewriter--Five years' experience commercial, legal, real estate, railroad lines; accurate, rapid: $14.

Miss 603 Wentory Bldg. SO TEACHER--English, French, and Latin. Box 339. this office. 2 TACH any branch of physical education.

Including social dancing. 1214 12th st. or phone N. 7494. 20 TEACHER for civil service examinations or foreigners.

Box 'Ills office. 20 TYPEWRITER--By young lady, with offlce familiar with patent work. Box -164, this ofjce. 20 TVPEWRITIN6 and offlce work--By young lady; neat work; beat refs. 70S I.

ave. 21 TYB8WRITING and copying--By young lady; neat and accurate; terms reasonable. Room 319, Colo, Bldg. 20 WAITRESS or housemaid or general housework In small family. 993 Fla.

ave. nw. 21 WAITRESS--By young colored girl. 110 4'A St. nw.

ji WAITRESS or nurse--By colored girl. 208 st. w. 20 WAITRESS or housework--By girl. 938 22d st.

nw. 20 WHITE) settled woman, who as charwoman several hours In the evening, desires housework; good home greater consideration than salary paid. Box 656, this offlce. Ji WORK--By competent colored girl. 1719 11th St.

20 WORK after school houri st. nw. -By colored (tlrl. 2407 I 20 WORK after school hours--By colored student. 622 si.

nw. 20 WORK In apartment house--By neat colored girl. 1417 Pierce place. 20 WORK BY DAY OR HALF DAY--By colored girl. 1432 Corcoran Bt.

nw. 21 WORK by the day--By colored woman. 1745 20th St. nw. 21 WDBK in candy factory--By young white girl; experienced.

465 st. sw. si WORK before and after school houra--By respecta ble colored girl. 1310 st. ner 21 WORK of any kind--By colored woman.

M. A. 43S I st. a WORK of any kind--By colored woman. 3211 12th Bt nw.

20 WORK by the day. 1028 3t. nw, WORK In apartment--By colored woman; mom- I evening, or by day. 1016 19th St. nw.

21 WORK In apartment--By colored woman. 2148 nw. 20 WORK OF ANY KIND--By colored woman. 615 Freeman court. 21 WORK In apartment, morning and evening.

2213 st. nw. 20 WORKING housekeeper. 326 John Marshall pi. Phone M.

1498. 20 WORK of any kind--By colored woman. 1813 st nw. 20 LIGHT housework or morning work to apartment --By colored girl. 921 llth at.

nw. 20 MAID, waitress, or housework--By neat colored girl. 1705 Seaton st. nw. 20 MAID In dental parlor or cleaning--By colored girl.

85 1-2 Fenton st. ne. 20 MAID or colored woman. 1717 19th st. nw.

Si MAID or general housework with a good family; refs. J. 993 Fla. ave. nw.

21 MAID or work In apartment--By colored girl; rets. 2120 St. nw. 20 MANUSCRIPTS revised, corrected, and typowrlt- ten. St.

phone H. 8104. 2' MORNING or evening work, or chambermaid--By wiman. 1228 Half st. se.

20 MORNING or evening work--By colored girl. 4429 Kane place, Deanwood, D. C. 21 MORNING OR PAY'S WOHK OF ANY KIND--By neat colored girl. 1222 12th st.

nw. 21 MORNING and evening elwnlng or hall-clay's wotk --By Klrl. 243 Elm st. nw. 20 MORNING WORK--By woman.

727 13th st nw. 20 MORNING, evening, or days' work--By colored girl 1513 loth st. nw. 20 MORNING and evening work--By colored girl. 1452 Corcoran st.

nw. 20 NURSE 2212 Champlaln ave. NURSE or light housekeeping. 57 I st. se.

NURSE--Child's; by neat colored girl. 2142 st. nw. 0 20 NURSE--By neat colored gtrl. 1604 10th St.

nw. 20 NURSE or chambermaid--Flat, office, store, or cleaning of any kind; refs. 1302 St. ne. 20 NURSE or assist around house: by neat colored girl.

1814 Valley st. nw. 20 NURSB or laundress--By colored girl. 126 Pierce Bt. ct.

nw. 19 and assist with housewoi neat- colored gtrl; refa. 2223 Cleveland ave. nw. 21 NURSE, chambermaid, or assist In housework- Rets.

2213 8th st. nw. 21 NUFtSE--By white girl. 440 N. Y.

ave. NURSE or maid--By respectable colored girl. 1SZ6 N. H. ave.

nw. 21 Nl'RSE or maid; American or Cuban family--By young Cubun girl. 1339 20th St. nw. 21 NURSERY governess--By refined young German girl.

Box 506, this office. 21 NURSE kitchen maid, ur light housework In apartment--By colored woman; good refa. 2427 st. nw. 20 COOK or general housework--By young woman.

1816 llth st. nw. jo COOK or housecleanlng-- By colored girl- refs. 2247 9th Bt nw. 20 DAY'S work or nurse--By young colored Klrl.

1807 st. nw. 20 DAY'S work. 416 st. nw.

SO DAY'S work of any kind; by colored woman. 1255 et. Room 48. 20 DAY'S work any kind. 1517 Pierce place.

21 DAY'S work--By girl. 1731 10th st. nw. 20 DAY'S WORK or nurse--By colored girl. 46 Fierce St.

nw. 20 DAY'S work; by honest colored girl; or washing at home. 2019 st. nw. 20 DISHWASHER or work by the day.

2140 st 20 DISHWASHER--By colored woman; boarding house preferred. 2140 st nw. 20 DRESSES and suits made by first-class hand- very reasonable. M. Freeman, 912 st: 3d floor.

21 DRESSMAKING and children's clvthes to make at home or out by the day. 748 Grenham place nw 20 DRESSMAKING or ladles' tailoring 'to do at home; 9 years' experience. 1841 7th st nw. 20 DRESSMAKING In select families--By first-class dressmaker. Phone N.

5261. 20 DRESSMAKER'S helper--By colored girl. 911 st. nw. 20 DRESSMAKER--Colored; work at home or k) families.

1140 2d st. nw. DRESSMAKER--Experienced; White. 642 St. ne.

jo ENGAGEMENTS by the hour to read aloud to Invalids or others desiring such entertainment; would also do office reading; cultured 8., 109 ave. ne, 20 ENVELOPES to address, circulars, at home; work called for and delivered. Mrs. 3., 101 Md. ave.

ne. 20 NURSE, pantry maid, or housework--By colored girl, 18 years of age. 1J11 st. nw. 21 NUIlSE or dlshwnsher--By colored girl.

134 st. nw. 20 NURSE--By settled colored woman; best city refs. 12lh St. NURSE, chambermaid, or matron.

419 st. nw. 21 NURSE or assist In general housework--By colored girl; prefer to stay nights. 1737 loth st. nw.

21 OPFICE or apartment cleaning--By settled woman; flrst-oluss rets. 14C8 st. 20 OFFICE WORK--By young lady with business ability and experience; best refs. Box 490, this office. 21 OFFICE rooms and gentleman's apartment to clean --By settled lady.

622 st. nw. 20 OFFICE cleaning. 1103 18th St. nw.

20 OFFICE cleaning, laundry work, or maid--By girl. 888 22d et- nw. ji OFFICE cleaning or plain sewing--By colored girl. 411 2M St. nw.

21 PIANO player In moving picture theater--By young woman. 421 st. nw. so PIANO player; night work; moving picture theater only. 431.

this office. 20 PI.ACE TO GET DINNERS IN THE EVENINd or half day's work In apt. 1736 st. nw. 20 PLACE In small family.

910 3d st. sw. PLAIN cook--By neat colored girl; small private family; stay nights. 2114 Va. ave.

nw. 21' PLAIN cook or housework--Good wages. 2006 nw. TLAIN cook or apartment cleaning--By colored girl. 817 21st st.

nw. 21 ELAIN' sewing and mending--By settled woman; willing to assist with chamberwork. 2316. et. nv.

20 PLAIN eewlng to do at home--Reasonable. Ml Md. ave. sw. 20 EXPERIENCED seamstress wants position as lady's maid or take care of children; understands Oerman.

1920 St. nw. 20 GENERAL housework--By colored girl; good plain cook. 9241 Cleveland ave. nw.

31 GENTLEMAN'S apartments to clean mornings; refs. IMS St. nw. 20 GOVERNESS--By German lady; In flrst-claas fsm- lly. Box 420, this omce.

2J GOVERNESS--Nursery; by Swiss French and German; educated at convent. Miss jtrehel. 1(14 Lamont st. nw. to GOVERNESS-Nursery; by young German girl: sneaks French and English.

Box 183, this of. flee. jo GOVBRNESS and companion--By' well-educated young German lady; willing to travel. Box 383, offlce 20 HAIRDRBSBR-By lady of experience; first-class. Box 872.

this office. 20 HOTEL housekeeper; first-class; hote) or club: long experience; satisfactory rets. 624 I stir. .50 POSITION with small private family. 420 st.

qw. 20 POSITION with private family; first-class ref9. 1924 st. nw. 20 POSITION In offlce--By capable young lady; rapid writer; accurate at figures; knowledge of typewriting and bookkeeping.

1001 N. J. ave. nw. 20 SALESLADY or bookkeeper--By capable woman; experienced Installment Box 447, this offlce.

-20 SEAMSTRESS--By the day; experienced, competent, agreeable, enterprise. 19U H. H. ave. 21 SEWING by the day or at home--By colored dren- maker.

H52 Corcoran sb nw. 20 SEWING to do at'home; children's clothes and -shirt waists. Miss Tamson Jacobs, 1435 st 20 SEWINQ'to do at home or by the or seamstress. 819 st. nw, 21 SEWING to do at home qr out oy the day.

MIS Col, st, 2 8FWING--By experienced dressmaker; at home oV out by the day. st. BW. 21 SEWIN5 of al) by the 4av or rete. Hotaton.

1024 Uib Bt nw. Sj WANTED--WASHING, BUNDLE washing to take home--By colored woman. 1027 3d Et. nw. 21 DAY'S work, housecleaning.

washing, or Ironing; by colored woman. 2140 Ward pi. 20 DAY'S work and washing nt home--By colored woman. 1716 at. nw.

21 DAY or laundry work to take home. 2512 Brightwood ave. nw. 21 DAY'S WORK or laundry work to -take home. 1608 llth st.

nw. 20. DINNERS to cook or washing to take home--By colored woman. 1311 Bt. nw.

21, GENTLEMAN'S washing. ISO! St. nw. HOUSECLEANING by the day or weak--By laundress. 1640 Covlngt-m st, nw.

20 LACE CURTAINS to laundry; 26c and 25c a pair. 30 St. nw. 20 LACE CURTAINS to launder; 250 a pair. SOg st.

nw. 21 LACE CURTAINS to launder; 40c to 50c; blankets. 2Je to 6dc. 820 3d St. nw.

20 LAUNDRESS--First class. 468 St. nw. 21 LAUNDRESS--By a Bret-class laundress, small bundle laundry to take home. 1804 Vt.

ave. nw. 21 LAUNDRESS by tha day or week--By colored woman 1912 SI st. nw. i9 LAUNDRY work to take home--By flm-class laundress.

2407 I st. nw. LAUNDRY to do at home. 1833 st. nw.

LAUNDRY work to do at home, by first-class colored laundress. Flat 3, 1530 Church et. nw. 20 LAUNDRY work to take home; by experienced laundress. 1502 Euclid st.

nw. 20 LAUNDRY work to take home--First-class work. J230 St. nw. 21 LAUNDRY work to take home; by flrst-class laundress; refs.

2632 st, nw. 20 LAUNDRY work to do at home; first class, 2527 Mesamore pi. 20 LAUNDRY work--By colored woman. 1910 H. ave.

nw. 20 LAUNDRY work to take home? 400 St. nw. 2(r LAUNDRY work to do by the day or week--By Brut-class laundress. 36 Fenton place nw.

K) LAUNDRY work to do at home. 232S Va, nw. MORNING'S work--By colored woman. Call or ad- dreso 1916 12th st. nw.

21 ROUGH dry washing to take home or work out by the day--By reliable colored girl. 2116 10th st nw. 21 SMALL washing to do at homo or day's work-By colored girl. Box 81. Burvllle.

D. C. SMALL washing to take home: by colored woman; rets. 428 Washington st. nw.

20 SMALL washing to take home. 201814 7th st. nw. 21 WASHING to do at home--By first-class laundress. 1417 Pierce place nw.

20- WASHING to take home--By colored woman. nw. 21 WASHING to take home or day's work--By ed woman- 928 3d st. nw. 21 WASHING to do at home or out by the day.

2124 N. Y. aye, nw. jo WASHING to take home or by the day. 1611 at.

nw. 20 WASHING by the da? or cleaning. 2009 st nw. 20 WASHING to take home. 724 4th st.

nw. WASHING to do at home. 2111 llth St. nw. 20 WASHING to take home--By first-class laundress.

77 st. nw. 20 WASHING to do at home--By first-class laundress. 2:17 et. nw.

20 WAEHING to do at home or house cleaning. 116 st. sw. 20 WAEHING to do at home. Pomeroy court.

WASHING to do. at home. 108 Benning road. 20 WASHING to do at home--By first-claw laundress; city rets. 2219 at.

nw. TM21 WASHING to do at borne or by the day. 1602 st. nw. 21 WASHING to take home--By flrst-ciaeg laundress.

S18 st nw. ai WASHING to do at home or day's work--By colored girl; best rets. 912 Barry pi. nw. 81 WASHING to do at home or out.

213 st. nw. 21 WASHIN3 to do at home; good refs. ICflS lOtit st. nw.

20 WASHING or cleaning by the day; by colored woman. 1925 lith st. nw. 20 WASHING to take home; by colored woman. 912 St.

nw. 20 WASHING--By colored woman, Greens ct. Jo WASHING to take home; by Ant-class laundress vt. nw. WASHING or day's work; by neat colored woman.

1980 12th WASHING to take home or work by the day. 412 Washington st. nw. jo WASHING to do at home or out by day. 2337 Champlaln ave.

nw. 50 WASHING to take home ty good laundmssr good refs. st. ne. jo WORK to take home-rBy good laundress.

1717 llth at aw. 21 WOUI? to take home--By flrst-elam laundress. IBM 12th WORK to do at hone or out--By Brat-class lauv- dresa. 8s st. second HOOT, front.

-M WORK by the day or at home. JC8 nw. FURNISHED. THE ARIZONA, 310 H. W.

50 ROOKS, It BATES, Central locsthu: Stt per month and TranslenU. We, Tic, and C. M4d PA. AVB. front roan, I.

h. 216. UK VT. AVE. ajaoond-atory front room; adjoining bath; always comfortable; 1.

h. k. desired; $10. a ISH- LAMONT 8T. fcecond-floor room; aetr bath; gentlemen; private home; bet.

two car reasonable. 21 1000 ST. neatly tor. roonsa; h. 1T7 reasonable; heat and gas.

VOt ST. fur. front room; for one or two gemtlemen. 31 441 6T. alcove, room; convenient to all ear -h.

moderate. AVS. fur. room; private family. etjt 4TH ST.

fur. room; hot-water heat; near oar and Union Station. 21 131 N. CAP. room; second floor; newly papered and furnished; bay window; near Capitol.

Library, and Union Station; Ml. RANDOLPH PL. to gentlemen or married couple; housekeeping Call atter. 4 p. rett.

SI 104 9TH ST. or back room, with heat. and bath; reasonable. 21 461 ST. front southern exposure; tt month.

i 1938 BILTMORE loon, adjoining bath: corner honie. 21 900 I ST. fur. rooms; Bear bath; all modern Improvements; telephone; gentlemen only. a M26 I ST.

clean, well new. ly fur. rooms. Ji THE IROQUMS. 1410 st, Apt.

206--Very flno south front room, for permanent lady or gettlemtn; 120. Board door or ths TWO newly furnished; In a fashionable downtown apartment. Phone Main 5il6. SI THE DO SOTO, Apt. 32--Two communicating front rccms.

21 1S11 rooms; entire floor; gas range, for housekeeping; 120 to (25. Phone N. MM. 21 917 1BTH room; family ol two: adjoining hath; centrally located. SI 231 MA89, AVE.

room on second floor: heat and gas; private family; near Capitol and Union Station. 11 1940 CALVERT fine, rooms, with bath; en suite or single: phone Col. 2595. 21 1748 ST. sunny double rooms; eV- cellent board; single room.

21 ROOMS FOR RENT FURNISHED. FURNISHED BOOMS tor gentlemen only or couples. In the heart ot the city; to rooms; 10 baths. Prices tram (3.M to tt-00 per til Hth st nw. 1(04 ST.

bright, communicating rooms; or suite, bath; In apartment. 77S1-T. fl) 17M ST. XW--Fur. room; near two ear Him.

THE LACEEDE, 15W VT. APT SI--Room and bath, including heat and light; elooM. SO IBM 4TH ST. room; next to bath; a monUi. jo MOS ST.

H-floor. bay-window room; newly two Van-Is cbair, suitable for two gentlemen. 2002 ST. or two beautifully fur. rooms; well-kept house; near t.

M. C. A. and departments. 20 THE PORTNKR, APT.

sunny room; next to bath; phone 215-229 to ST. rooms; tl.So to $3 a week, to THE -FBANKUN. IMS 14TH ST. APT. 22-Pur.

room; heat; very bright; lady employed flaring flay preferred; privilege of parlor. 20 1W7 8T. comfortable "rooms; well heated; near Id floor; gentlemen only; private home. 20 613 4TH ST. parlor and bedroom: facing Judiciary square.

20 Sit 3D ST. nicely fur. room; next to bath; qnlet home; private family; on car lines and near Union Station. 20 WESTMINSTER Second-Door gentleman also small room; phone. room to 20 I ST.

Large, nicely fur. front room; transients. 20 1846 ST. room; next to bath: nicely to private family of two; near Conn, ave. cara.

20 19M 16TH ST. bath and kitchenette; reasonable. 811 I3TH ST. nicely furnished front central location, near all car lines 20 943 ST. bay-window bedroom; gentlemen; phone; private family.

21 IRVING ST. well-fur, rooms; large closets; southern exposure: steam heat: a. I phone: small private family. 81 3p4 CAMBRIDGE rooms; porcelain alnk: 8 large windows; hot-water heat; 21 THE COMO, 15 Grant pi. newly email front room; stefin heat; suitable for gentleman; a month.

21 614 ST. fur. room; next to bath. 21 227 INDIANA AVE. fiirnlshehd.

2d floor, large front room; bath, caa, and 1217 HARVARD ST. 24- floor room adjoining bath; steam heat; fine location: private family; J10 a month: phon6 Col 1666 21 ROOMS FOR RENT FURNISHED. 210 -ST. K. W.

t- ttf-ru: t. b. at! k-attat; in exi watt-kept ao-ae-e; a-ADtt: few a-n-iarar of Unton Station, Ca-gaMel. aaa4 government bulldtntm. ttS ST.

floor room; rent leaaunabie. ST. a posure; gaa range: dishes, Ac; 1. b. at; 99 JJ5.

Phone North I SttS 1STH ST. M-Ooor CM MORTON PLACE Nt--Fonlahad a month. Call after 7 p. m. 811 X.

C. AVE papered and Id-BOOT front r-oom. 1501 11TK ST. "NW --Third-floor, front room; same floor. Phone North 144 ST.

NW--Beautiful large room; southern exposure: til: phone. 1808 ST. or three; aecond-floor 4or. or unfnr. rooms for I.

h. bath adjoining 2'J 3D ET. with or wttheut keenlag. 9J7 MASS. AVE airy one block from Library.

1610 ST. NW --Large and small newly Jar. front rooms: near bath; phone; good refined people 40 417 ST. small fur. room; to family, terms, )6 it month.

1113 ST. large, alcove, seeeaa-ihor centrally located; private fanJXly; VOIT suitable for two gentlemen. -JN 15TH ST or three fur. rooms "tnd private bath; id floor; In private famlli of owner: refs exchanged; adults only. SI 10 A ST.

rooms, completely for 1. h. nice bath and talepHone; entires 3d floor; (30. 10 750 ST. rooms; heat.

gas. and filed bath; S8 e)ach. -30 I ST. bright. W-floor robm; suitable for two gentlemen IS 429 7TH ST.

SE --Two rooms and bath; for 1 h. rent JO 1S05 ST. nicel? furnished front rooms; near government bulldmss; Vaaa door JO 1318 1'JTH ST. NW --Large and small furnlaked rooms, reasonable; phone. jjQ 1014 10TH- nicely fur, room; In family of adults -11 1334 11TH ST.

NW--Fur. rooms, on second fioor; next to bath. Phone N. 6863. 227 ST front rooms, southern posure; 1 h.

k. or gentlemen; also front ballroom .11 THE GLENDOWER. 21 6th St. apt. furnished.

1st floor steam heat, bath adjacent; private family; rent reasonable to ladles. 21 1 1115 ST. front room; nicely reasonable; Inquire 2d Boor 21 L228 15TH ST. NW--Large room; bay-winaaw; bath; M8. 1,012 ST.

furnished hot-water heat and bath. 21 THE LENOX. I apt. 22--Furnished room; 6th door; gentleman. 21 1418 15TH ST.

1 furnlahed rooma; convenient to bath; hot-water heat. 21 1414 IRVING ST. nicely fur. room, with private family; convenient to the 14th-st. car line; phone Col.

2969. 21 1316 KENYON large rooms; terms reasonable. 21 1334 12TH ST. room; near bath; 110 a month; gentlemen only. si 607 ST.

fur. rooms, phone; reasonable. 1921 ST. large, 2d-floor room; bath, heat, and gas; first-class section. 21 1029 2D ST.

front room, with alcove. 30 1742 ST fur large, 2d-Boor room; large rloset; IIS per month. 20 2116 ST. or two rooms; heat, gas. nnd bath.

20 627 ST. ballroom; southern exposure; centrally located; suitable for lady or gentleman. Apply 3d floor. "20 1312 12TH ST. fur.

rooms en and third floors; well heated and kept; reasonable. 20 1312 12TH ST. room; second floor: will rent reasonable. 20 31 ST. near North Capitol st--Nicely fur.

room; opening on porch; heat and gas, bath on same floor; IIP par month. 20 1408 8TH ST. ballroom; newly fur. and comfortable; 20 905 ST. fur.

room: nouth- east comer; second floor; lavatory; hot-water heat; location near all car lines and short distance from all departments; permanent or transients. Phone Main 600-M. 735 8TH ST. large nicely fur. rooms; on third floor; reasonable.

20 27 IOWA CIRCLE--Three rooma, 3d floor; new bath; hot-water heat; newly 310 and J1S per month; phone. 20 2116 ST. Apt. 30--Front rooms to ladies or gentlemen; reined family of two; new, at- tractlvely fur, apartment; breakfast If desired. 20 1355 MERIDIAN PLACE sunny room; 2d floor; near bath; all conveniences; 310; splendid neighborhood.

20 1314 10TH ST. rooms; all modern conveniences; good location; very reasonable; private family. 20 4 ST. NW--Rooms, fronting street; 38 up; 1. h.

k. permitted: bath, Ac. 20 811 MOUNT VERNON PLACE neatly furnished rooms; southern exposure. 20 1737 RIGGS front room; table board near by. 20 636 LAMONT ST.

2d-floor fur. room; bath Bame floor. 20 1611 13TH ST. Iowa circle; attractive, well-kept house; 2d-floor front room; adjoining bath; also front ballroom; large closet. 20 PHONE- NORTH 5S52--Two nicely fur.

rooms; private bath; hot-water belt; southern exposure; use of phone; near circle; private family. 20 17 A ST. or two fur. rooms, reasonable; on first floor. 20 1238 furnished rooms; best of heat and light; 10 walk from departments.

20 112 3D ST. newly papered and furnished room; next to bath: 2d floor; plenty of, leal; private family of two; on car lines; reasonable. 20 1106 1STH ST. fur, second-floor room; adjoining bath; very central location; low rental. to 1880 10TH ST.

fur. rooms; reasonable. Phone North 4793. 20 9 GRANT PLACE front loom. 2d floor; two beds; stationary washstand; well lighted; hot-water beat: also small rooms.

20 1372 HARVARD ST. front -room; also hall room; southern exposure; near three car lines. 20 08 I ST. Ist-ftoor front room; J10 a month. 20 12J5 FT" ST.

front fur. room; for two gentlemen; $10 a month; smaller room, 37. iall 7:15 p. m. 20 THE DOUGLASS, 1210 St.

Apt. 3--Pleasant 2d-floor front room; home comforts. 20 2314 18TH ST. NW--Fine suite of communicating second-floor rooms; nicely furnished; east, south, and west exposures; sitting room in mission. 20 1823 STi outside room; newly papered: (10 a month.

20 611 ST. or three fur. rooms; light housekeeping. 20 16 ST. room for one or two gentlemen; bath; well-kept house.

20 1M ST. or two fur. rooms: a. m. near three car lines; excellent neighborhood; terms reasonable.

430 16TH ST. corner. 2d-floor bay window room; newly papered, next to bath; hot- water heat: no I. h. k.

20 113 6TH ST. fur. rooms; gentlemen or 1. h. fc.

20 21 ST. near Capitol--Two fur. rooms; housekeeping; $12. 20 708 1WH BT. rooms; near cars and M.

C. A. 611 MD AVE. rooms; bath and basement; Ideal location; near ear lines, park, and Library. jo .020 N.

OAP. neatly fur. rooma; gentlemen. 20 126 ST. or 3d story room; front 4 southern exposure; near Capitol and Library; reasonable.

20 02 11TH ST. desirable M-floor front room: steam heat; private Residence: modern louse; no other roomers; convenient to all ear lines. 20 1311 ST. fur. parlor bedroom; reasonable, zo 134 ST.

room; near Union Station. 20 3178 18TH ST. or four unfur. rooms; second door; heat and gaa range; bath; 1. h.

back porch. Phone Cel. 2838. 20 Sf Apt. 33--Fur room; Arst-claca condition; next-to bath; all conveniences; 310 a month.

JO 1723 ST. fur. room; suitable for 2: steam heat and phone; private family; reasonable. 21 821 ST. fur.

rooms for couple or gentlemen. 21 1626 I ST. furnished, well-heated room; phone service; opposite Arlington Hotel; month. 1437 ST. rooms; next te bath; also small, 2d-floor room; reasonable, breakfast If desired: gentlemen only, private family.

Phone 4961 21 1119 6TH ST. fur. rooms, well heated; transients accommodated; terms very reasonable. 21 1431 R. I AVE.

alcove room, southern exposure, nicelv furnlahed, no housekeeping 21 THE PORTNBR, APT. 336--Handsomely fur bedroom, use of parlor; per month. Phone N. 1431, before 8 30 a. m.

21 1603 ST. NW--Room or room and kitchenette; new apartment. Inquire of janitor. 21 407 3D ST. NW --Front room; clean, well kept; hot water and steam beat Apt 3.

21 THE CUMBERLAND, APT. 35--Very attractive room, suitable for one or or two young men 21 BRUNSWICK APT. HOUSE--Nicely fur. room In- qulre of elevator man. 103 SD ST.

bay-window, 2d-floor room for two gentlemen, $15 and J12; also back room, 17; bath same floor. 21 1228 1BTH ST NW--Large, 2d-floor, bay-window room; S16. 21 1710 ST. room, private family. 21 THE MT.

VERNON, APT. 43-- Large, newly room; gentleman. 933 ST. NW --Large room, two beds; also one front room 21 3173 1STH ST rooms; bath same floor Phone Col. 2323 21 801 ST.

SE--Nicely 2d-floor room: near CapHol and three car lines; good location, private family. 21 205 A ST. SE --Suite of three rooms, suitable for 1. h. also desiasble basement.

21 A ST. rooms; single or en suite, also ballrooms, near Library of Congress. 21 1207 11TH ST 2d-floor front room; bath same floor; facing aft. Vernon Seminary, and conveniently located; one or two women terms moderate; private family. 21 2114 ST.

NW --Newly papered room; southern exposure; $8 per month. 21 THE ALABAMA, APT. 603--Front, bright room, next to bath. 21 727 1ITH ST. fur.

room for gentlemen: also single room 21 417 3D ST. furnished ballroom; large front room; single of communicating; convenient to all parts of city. 21 145 ST. rooms, with or without housekeeping; reasonable rates; heat, gee, and bath. 21 639 A ST.

NE --Two communicating rooms; bath, gentlemen preferred. 21 1006 ST. large rooms; second and third floors; hot-water heat; convenient to departments; low rates. 21 1216 ST. NW --Large second-story front mom, well southern exposure; bath same floor; $10; private family.

21 THE BRUNSWICK, Apt. 52--Large trout room, overlooking Franklin park and 14th all-night elevator; central; gentlemen: private family. 21 2012 ST. 1. h.

k. rooms; reasonable; private family. 21 2012 ST. front, dry basement room: small rent and help with fire, gentleman. no smoking; private family.

21 1304 ST. large, attractively fur communicating rooms: buffet kitchen, to mar- rted couple; no 21 834 13TH corner I Bt. connecting rooms, with private bath; together or single, overlooking Franklin square. 21 1003 ST. fur.

front room, flrat floor; also dining room and use of kitchen 21 3019 13TH ST. comfortable room baaement to desirable party; good range. 21 2009 PORTNER PLACE second-Boor front room, J12; also small back room, -sell furnished, near bath; convenient to 14th and private'famlly. 21 1734 ST. of rooms; parlor floor, private hath; phone.

21 137 MASS. AVE. floor front rcora, for tfne or two persons; convenient to bath, heat and gas; within one block of Union Station, near all car lines. 21 309 3D ST. front room, bay i dow; furnace heat, new furniture, near CapHol, Library; terms reasonable.

21 1027 10TH ST. and back parlors; very desirable for elderly couple; newly fur also large front room; two windows; next to bath; large closets; reasonable. I 21 1287 It ST. well-fur, ballroom; front- Ing south; closet, gentleman. 21 252 DELAWARE AVE.

room; second floor; suitable for one or two; also hallfoom; terms very reasonable. 21 11S6 10TH ST. large, front rooma, second and third floors; bay window; also other rooms: reasonable. 21 I ST. NW --Nicely fur.

rooms; one large and one small; private family; reasonable. 21 2026 NORTH CAPITOL fur. room, with board, In an next to bath; private tamlly 21 27 ST. fur. room.

near government printing office. 21 IWt ST. front room, southern ex- posnre; exchanged. 20 2394 CHAMPLAIN ST. NW--Large, bright, front room, a month.

Call evenings or Sunday. 20 324 8TH ST. 2d-floor rooms; I. h. also two 3d-floor rooms; beat and gas'; water on same floor- 20 821 13TH BT.

furnished front roomgentleman: reasonable. go 633 6TH ST. front room; private family. 20 1721 DB SALES ST. rooms and bath; thoroughly furnished; light and lieat: $40 a month: gentlemen only.

20 1431 it 1. AVE. large, nicely furnished, sunny room; no 1. h. reasonable.

20 214 IND. 3d-floor front rooms, furnished for 1. h. gas'and bath, $4 per week. to 2012 ST sunny, south room: next to bath, also Sd-floor front rooms.

1. h. If desired; central; reasonable to right party; frl- vate familv. 20 630 ST NE--Fur. Ist-floor room; convenient to Union Station; reasonable.

30 211 ST. NW--Rooms, single or en eulte; h. K. it desired. JO 2520 12TH ST NW --Large, Sunny, 2d-floor front room, new house, small private family, terms moderate.

1617 ST. large fur. rooms. Bear Conn. ave.

car line; gentlemen; refi. 2012 ST. fur. rooms; 1. h.

pleasant location, reasonable, private family. 20 905 ST. beautiful, 2d-floor front, communicating rooms, adjoining bath, com- pletelj lurnlshed for I. hot-water heat; owner. 20 2717 ST.

NW --Three large unfurnished rooms; heat. gas. and tile bath; second floor; iHEht housekeeping; $15 month. 10 1310 BELMONT ST NW --Bright, pleasant roVro. with bath.

In up-to-date new house, suitable-for one or tuo gentlemen, flrFt-claas hoard, refs. exchanged. 20 1936 BILTMORE 8T --Desirable and well furnished sscond and third floor front rooms, phone- In room. 80 THE MELTON'. Apt.

31--Nicely furnished rooms; bay-window front, elevator and phone, $10 and $15. 4S6 J. AVE SE--Furnished rooms, by the or month. 20 62S 6TH ST. NW --Large front room, with beds; week; also other rooms.

20 318 ST. SE --Two large, connecting rooms; complete for 1. h. gas and bath; attain 217 ST. NW --Nicely furnished steam-heated room: next to bath; reasonable Apt.

I. 80 1914 I ST. NW --Bright aecond-itory fur. room: next to bath; $10 month, npar Y. 'M.

C. A State, War, and Navy private family. to 1115 CLIFTON ST NW --Two furnished on second floor front; southern exposure, hot-water heat, $8 and $10 private family 40 1510 ST NW --Large and small newly furnished rooms: near bath; plenty of hot water 10 2120 ST. or two nicely furnlehed rooms on second floor, facing large front, back. and side yards: porcelain bath same fioor 30 2208 14TH ST second-floor front rooms; light housekeeping.

30 1444 8T NW--Nicely furnished room; souther exposure, J9 a month, phone 6187-M to 622 MD. AVE. NE --Large, newly furnished first- floor rooms, near bath; gas and hot near Capitol. Library, and Union Station, suitable for 2 gentlemen, reasonable 10 1508 ST. NW --Newly papered front room; large room, with alcove, board few doors below 20 1804 ST NW --Fur.

rooms; large second-floor front room, also two back rooms, southern exposure; near C. A. and departments. SO 649 MASS AVE. NE --Fur rooms.

SO 811 19TH ST fur. rooms; single or en suite; running water in rooms; next to bath Phone tO 1802 ST front room, also nall- room. Phone M. 7837 20 THE BRUNSWICK, I st between 13th and 14th sts a i fur. room, lady only.

4n- qulro at elevator. 20 436 NEW JERSEY AVE. rooms, by week or month. 16 PA. AVE SE --Extra-large second-story south-front room, suitable for two gentlcm.cn; breakfast if desired, also third-floor back room.

moderate terms, modem conveniences. 20 1216 KENYON ST front room; private bath, all modern conveniences, near three car linen. f420 NW --Bright, corner, second-floor, bay-window newly-papered room; hot-water heat; next to bath, gentlemen preferred. 30 1410 NEWTON ST NW --Second-floor front room; modern conveniences, home comforts; private family; gentlemen. JO 834 13TH corner I st.

nw --Rooms, with nrl- vate bath, together or single. 20 616 ST. NW --Nicely fur rooms. teconl and third floors, porcelain bath; central. 10 811 13TH ST.

NW --Very attractively fur. front rooms at reasonable ratea. 20 816 12TH ST. NW --Nicely fur. room; next to bath; second floor, $2.60 per week; no chlticen.

20 112 EAST CAPITOL front rooms. 20 1110 ST NW --One large neatly fur. aecod- fioor room. Phone M. 735.

1734 I 6T of rooms; parlor floor; private bath and phone. 20 1531 VERMONT AVE nice large nn- fur. rooma: all conveniences, phone; no housekeeping, gentlemen preferred. 20 1633 ROSEDALB ST. NE --Two nice rooms; a month.

1. h. private family. 2p 310 ST. neatly fur.

second-story I front room; heat, gas, and bath; good "location. 20 943 ST. bay-window bearown; private family; gentlemen only; phene Ice. 1209 6TH ST. doable parlor; wit- 1 able for gentlemen.

SO 1204 LAMOXT ST. fur. front room, with private bath; near car lines. Phone i Col. 3168.

tt 1436 HARVARD 1148 17TH ST. well-fur, and rooms, near one square from Cona. ave. cars; private family: reis. exchanged.

JO 1S2S ST. rooms; hot-water heat; phone. JO 1117 I ST. second-story front southern exposure, facing park, suitable two; very reasonable. SO 2500 14TH ST.

NW --Four second-floor reoms; 1. h. k-; heat and gas; reasonable. 1U1 10TH ST. communicating nema; IL path; also one large front room.

24) 2106 ST. flrst-fioer front room. JsV 1601 8TH ST. first-floor treat no objection to 1. h.

k. a NEW JEBSKY AVE. fur. rooms for I. If desired.

42344 ST. fur. room; no children In gentlemen only. 20 925 WBSTM1NSTBR ST. pleasant bedrooms for parties employed during day; refa.

exchange! iO 15 J2P ST. fur. front room; four windows; porcelain bath; pVtyate family, ttfi Jd at. OTf. .732 21BT and bath; quiet gentleman.

20 209 1ST ST. bay-window and adjoining room; complete for housekeeping: heat; gaa range. jo APPLY to apartment 183. The M23 llth it. nw.

Clark-Hoey pbooa fjjoL 22 331 ST. connecting rooms; furnished complete for 1. h. sink and water in room; few doors from Pa. ave.

cars. 20 1335 ST. front room, with large closet; bay window; southern exposure; nicely furnished: suitable for young couple. 20 1827 ST, rooms; $8 lo $26 a month; well heated; tea of piano It dealnd. 20 207 ST.

comfortably furnished rooms; two Blocks from Capitol; $8 and 310. 20 6TH ST. furnished rooms; modern; reasonable. 20 WITH BOARD. Arrow HOUSE, AT 1113-112B 13TH COR.

MASS. AVfe--a, ca- lect boarding place; centrally located In of the most beautiful parts ot the city; excellent table; convenient to all ear Plume Korth SIM. tt SU SD ST. furnished rooms; $2 and 13; gentlemen or houaekeaplng. a) 1111 1STH ST.

overlooking Iowa circle--! Attractive, well-kept house; id-floor room; jolntng bath; also ballroom; law down, ia USE SPRING ROAD room: new house; tiled bath; hot-water heat: electric block from 14th st- froei or back room; private family. so 4 IOWA CIBCLsV-Attractive IB house, facing beautiful Iowa olnle, with home table. Pool ad billiard room at jjlsposal. J2TH ST. for few guests requiring refinement, ijulaflwea.

and a strictly modern home IB exclusive reatoMtlol section' phone. 611 gTRBET NORTHWEST Room and board. and per week; traiaHaslls. $1 per day; home cooking; toottsoma, cetVomac and hot biscuits; small family ot Mnlta: central. mis If 1124 12TH ST.

aestntu doubl. rwte: hot-water beat; large closet; choice table; I9o service. EWSPAPERl MEWSPAPEJRl.

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