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DOWNTOWN, No. Grant Pl. N.W.-Ant..
furnished . rooms and Kitchen Including
Sas. electricity. bath; also one room and
kitchen pa
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l@44 MARYLAND AVE NE-:i rooms.
neatly furnished for Ink: continuous hot
water. sink III kitchen ami. Lincoln
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606 KEEFER PI y N.W.-Front. md story
room. brick house: h0t-yater heat. electric
lights; no other roomsrs. Take 9th Il: car
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.o3 MD. AVE NE-Fir-t tioor. warm.
uning water: also ;rd-tioor front room:
u"atiy furnished: gentlemen. 80
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TWO ROOMS AND BATH. modern. plenty
heat. close In. VIII sell furniture very rea-
sonaby. Terms il desired. Col. S14. Apt.
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RENT ROOMS-FURNISHED.
Continued.

ing room. bedroom. comb. private bath ::
single room; running water: steam. cleo
frlplty o5s
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APARTMENTs-UNFURNIsHED

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
> r. H.. H.. aml............... S45
4 r.. k. b.. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $50
RAFRACH Main BTq4 Col ai65
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. 2l36 o st
Large double front room. twin beds: newly
papered and furnished. Telephone Potomac
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Mt. PLEASANT = YOUNG LADY, EN-
ISoyed wants married couple or two ladies'
to share completely furnished beautiful sec
ond- floor apartment: continuous hot water,
unlimited telephone. Price, SO each. lS2l
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LARGE light front room. southern expos
IRE. Address Box 53M. star office
"443 18th near Columbia road l-Dcsirable
front room. Si.25: mi. Columbia 1902.
G66 ST NJ furnished rooms. In * !:
corner hOusc. 90
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
fCnpftpnad

1929 p ST N.W.-Large single and double
home conveniences 25'
1908 End ST NW.-Large front room:
rates reasonable. Phone Potomac 2443.
1869 COL. RID. APT l2-Comfortable liv
lng room: Mt Pleasant car. 26'
1904 ST N.W-Ellerly persons or semi
invallds 80
1890. MASS. AVE. N.W-Single room with
board. 20
1897 l6th ST.-tiiris' oluh. beautiful home:
walking distance; home privileges %.
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3 ROOMS. KITCH. & PRIVATE BATH. $50.
( rooms. kitchen and private bath. 80
q rooms kitchen, and private bath ..... b5
Flee, INV. n. newly decorated.
Call Main q65S. 1892 9th st. II W. 49,
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CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE-Two rooms. pri
V1Ie oath. in new house. Cleveland ioS6-W
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WA\TED-ROOMS

1Ol Ne MAN. manager OF service dept. for
corporation here. desires furnished room or
rooms in private family where there il some
one at home at all times TO take telephone
messages. Address Box +ti5 j. star Office
FURNISHED ROOM wanted by gentleman.
or VIII share room. state particulars. Ad-
dress Box i6i-J. Star Office. 25s
WARM. clean room west OF l4th ST. north
by two refined. quiet girls. sisters. $50. Ad-
dress Box 459J. star Office. 90
YOUNG GENTLEMAN desires furnished
room: give particulars. Address Box 2a6-J.
star Office. 80
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1929 CLIFTON ST-Large we'll heated
room. third floor: electricity. private bath
gentlemen. Col. 400. 20
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1il4 l4th Nw-Well furnished rooms:
every convenience, privilege Ink: S25.
fair
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l357 EUCLID ST. N.w..-Ruom. on End
floor. next 10 bath: INV h. continuous hot
wafer elactricitN- Nhnne. gentlnman. 30s
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

IN PRIVATE HOME in suburbs. two at
tractivelv furnished bedrooms with bath on
second floor: private livi ing room on first
floor: hnt-water heat and all conveniences
No objection TO children. and viii be glad
to care Tor child after school hours: maid
service and phone. References exchanged
Address Box 449-J. Star office.
1900 LAMONT ST NW-Large bright
second floor room. southern exposure. next
tn bath twin beds: with board: private
family. Also single room. Adams 375o.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Rooms: KITCH { 1,A PIRATE TEL BATH. s33 say
,"o,f; Eie5ao H,w.hi n" heTiS dseo5ated -. ..
Call Main 965s. 1872 9th ST. NV. 49,
202S 9Th ST. N.E--vERY ATTRACTIVE
wardmans Office NJ 3s3o. a5'
s5ni.,s s53 ST tt;Shs1 hwFR0NT APT Rooms
Instans@neqni nara rd h2t-Ya,eT heater newly & "a
district. oWNER. ADAMS 47&4 "a.
ForR, ROOMS AND sgATH. FIRST FLOOR;
heated &c (. by furnace: 500 Call after pm'
THE CLAvERLEE, .646 IRVING ST. Nv
New two rooms kitchen ,i,,., tile Tile bath hall
ST. NV. Apartment 5I-BcautifuI condition:
. rooms and bath. Open. J. \. HAYDEN.
FOR RENT-vERY DESIRABLE Apt.
SS2- San rms $3.50 S5 o'' Leu tE'0I k6ib
1882 o ST. N.w.-ENTIRE End FLOOR. 3
rooms. kitchen and bath: electricity. gas.
I74a T sT. Sw-BEAUTIFUL APT OF 5
large 19nms > and porch; ami: reasonable
sos f. ST. s.w-3 UNFCRNIsHED APIS,
three rooms and kitchen: reasonable.
CENTRALLY LOCATED. MODERN, sun
ny hs,n apa5!men5 5a aG, two large rooms kitchen
1900 y. CAPITOL, sT.--UNF, APT. FOR
rent: 6 rooms and bath; hot-water heat.
electric. 25H
| 2 ROOMS, BATH AND PORCH. NEAR CAP
Lights; antoI good service. lo5 9th ct. Sc See
ROOMS AND BATH. PORCH. RUNNING
3 rooms. bath and porch. 1887 Illh st.
TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH. EN-
,lre second floor: rent reasonable. 1909
PORTER ST. NEAR CONN. AvE-THREE
CiSsELE TALBoTT GO" Co. Main sh10its.s Ioss rem
THREE ROOMS AND BATH $40. INCLUD-
ing gas and electricity 1926 11th st ss. Nv,
8 ROOMS. LIGHT, CONVENIENT. ALL
modern improvements, large bathroom. TUBS
In kitchen. near car line. 1913 ST. ne. 26'
| apartment. consisting OF living room dining
room. reception hall. kitchen, bath and two
hedrooms E6 m, o, Reasonable price. C. A. SNOW
565npIovements. 6nIss Phone Line: 65os-J. 1874
NORTHUMBERLAND = EXCEPTIONALLY
aFss @s.S with so shower sS:H: s4d Rins
sonable rental TO responsibIe party. %.
Boy Outside TSAI SaAR raesbos asB ST. ha BATH
S100.50. 3 large outside rooms. bath. bal
/ cony. S60.50. Sec manager.
| 1901 BUCHANAN ST. N-W--THREE OR
Tour large bright rooms. modern improve
nents close to two car lines. bus.
GLED PORCH ROOM. BATH. ANIL: RENT
REASONABLE. PHONE ADAMS 1921. 2s'
FOUR ROOMS AND BATH. 1st FLOOR.
inclosed porch: gas and electricity: S55.
Annly ola Maryland ave. ne.
| 1925 EAST CAPITOL FACING LINCOLN
Park rooms and bath. hot-water heat,
TWO APTS;. 3 ROOMS AND. BATH. EACH
heat heat, furnshed: ash q SAP and 500; newly deco
rated. 1926 Columbia rd.
5-ROOM APARTMENT. OUTSIDE ROOMS.
s9nthern aoi5 e ee5posure garage space. Tel Geye.
| GROOM AND BATH APT. 1899 IRVING
St NV. S15: adults only. 26s
1922 18th NV. APT. 32-3 R.. BATH.
front apt. SOB.
OWNER WILL RENT TO ADULT COUPLE
| attractive apartment of 3 rooms. bath. i'll
detached home; reasonable: excellent sur
roundings: exclusive section. Address Box
451-J. Star office.
! 619 10th ST N.W-3 ROOMS. DINING
room and kitchen combined: bath. gas range.
hot-water heat. electricity: large closets
newly decorated: adults; reasonable. 25'
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1911 WEBSTER ST.-Second floor front,
southern exposure; near bath: garage con-
NenieUt. 70
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l3lO-l3l6 EYE Franklin Park. "31 +
a.. NV. So week UP: electricity: :'anS,gnts.
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1913 Il |. AVE. N.W-Large front room,
twin beds; continuous hot water. electricity:
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l5U9 VERMONT AVE. N.W-Two furnished
roon!e. 2ud HoUr. next 10 bath: Ink. II de
,,f. r~.,.f
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5@ M"heF Gfm and son viii share Ah ther HASh home
bright clean double room: excellent meals.
! SnrTHFRN CLUB. 17nI Mass Ave-F'or
young ladies': most exclusive location: with
in walking distance Government depts.: rea-
| sonable. -
1914 KENYON ST. N-w-Large. front
excellent board. telephone; also smaller
room. 20
EAGLE I3pGE: e t3 t&523 1:a I3sh laetaGhssd7-
! suitable for or 4. Home-cooked food.
! Reasonable rate.
Portable room Hm Suitable for counie % or two
gentlemen; near cars: excellent board. Phone
THE RHODE ISLAND. 1897 R. I. AVE.
N.w.-Large attractive double rooms: twin
seIs 20 e1Sf!snt Hd M esc5 soard dr Individual
! 1Ol EYE ST. N.W.--I.arge front room.
bath $40 for one S35 each for two S, Best Be- t
BATH : doors from 18th s.: near l4th st.
1e 4 s EGh 2&s U1s zdsm. an 4saS
175: o-Warm. bright rooms. with or with;
out private bath; delicious. well served
meals: individual tables.
hshed an9t bhhmN heated rooms electric light: table
| board. spanish and American cooking. 25'
4022 ILLINOIS AVE.-Large front room.
Il
| home Columbia 4341-W. 20
! HILLCREST $500 18th Nw.-Tdeal home
| for those away from comforts of their own.
| rooms. with or without bath.
324 9TH 5 E-Nicely furnished room. adjoin-
ing bath suitable for two. Phone Lincoln
| 50ST-M. 20
J 1918 FYF ST. W-SinFle, double rooms
! airy. warm 90 =
! lG2l MASSACHUSETTS AVE. N.W.-At-
| tractve bed-sitting and single room; board;
! reasonable.
! 1872 PARK RD-Two very desirable front
rooms one with twin beds; well heate6 eri-
! 32ls 13th N.w.-Double room. electricity IT;
| 23lS. 20.
| 26l7 l3th-Two large front rooms. also
! single: garage: private home congenlal peo-
n,e: delicious meals: Col. $500.
RE >UTIFUL FRONT ROOM. newly papeyed;;
na,dn next to bath a,sys 600 zeal home IN an iaeai
/ 437 BELMONT ST. N.W.--In refined home.
clean cozy. single bed-sitting room: hot
water heat. electricity. 2os
| THE CLIFFBOURNE 1855 Calvert NV.
| Apt, 44-Large. bright room. in private
| family. 70.
1926 H ST. NW-One private bath share
with another man: two communicating: $40
| per week. 70.
| / $50 10th rlor-bedroom alngle
| front new: like home. Phone North
/ 9S26-J. "5'
29lo 18th ST. N.W...,Beautiful large room
| 32l9 18th NW.--Front room. twin beds
home cooking: also single room.
| excellent heat. next to bath 25'
| 10th ST-Rcfined home excellent meals
| sac and S45 North GSD 90
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No. 2Sl2 Connecticut Ave.

Five large, bright and sunny
rooms; rent, 500. See janitor
on premises. or
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WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.
RENT ROONS-SURJRRaS
SUBURBAN BOARD.
WANTED-COUNTRY BOARD.

GENTLEMAN wishes TO locate on farm
north of city on high ground and within 20
minutes walk Of the Met. Branch Il. r.. with
privilege OF building little shack in woods or
such place where he could have his dogs E:
ne would like 10 take one two meals
daily at the farmhouse: he can give refer
ence. Address 7. 3. p 0. Box 1896. city.
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC.
THE wu.LsoSiar eslfars 1880 K ST.
l room. kitchenette & bath ...... $50 90
1 room. kitchenette. bath & porch. :. $3.50
THE DAKOTA, 141O GIRARD ST.
6 rooms, oath & porch. h............ .$75 90
THE BERKSHIRE.. 1412 CHAPLIN ST.
3 rooms, kitchenette & bath S65 90
rooms. ktchenette & bath ...... 1000
. THE CHAPLIN; 1474 GHAPIN ST. 80
1928 18th ST. NV
L room. kitchenette, bath ....... S35 90
B rooms. kitchenette. bath. 7o 90
6 rooms & bath. S75. 90
515 11th ST. NV.
4 rooms & bath. .S45. 90
1929 BELMONT ST.
l room. kitehenette. bath. $40 90
1902 VERNON ST.
4 rooms and bath. $50 90
935 NEW YORK AVE. 0'0'
f0odE HEDaEs ssaixH 1 MiDDLEroN. INC '0o
,41: Eye St. Nv. H@s:''0f' Franklin s,os.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


PETwORTH-ONEL LARGE ROOM. KiTCH,
en- and bath ami; desirable for employees
fGSs i sT Two coS ss sW N"v
TWO Rooms. REcEPTIotSS HALL A., AM u
lumbia .44s for KEY
CorLEY COURTS, 1914 ,l1th sT-CoM-
figS e i@Inr' eo6n T%G" hs feAeS Nam and 800 Ea'6
WELL FIKNI~HED. 3 ROOMS. BATH
sS' Sl,iaH G'Th & T9STG Gs%fo hGPsf sH rorrhe- h"e
li;il CID ST NV. NEAk 18th AND AI
1923 MADISON ST. N-E.-PRIVA ATE RESI-
lqrni7hed ,m se"9gd floor; moderate rental;
1911 SHEPHERD ST .N,w.--ls BLOCK, 14th
nS95ea sefpqF pGr"h and bath m nce new
nishsd phone Adams nss ao45 En' and gag !ar
An ATTRACTIVE FURNISHED APART
mient: ,ian.:, & first floor > rooms and bath; newly
TO be appreciated. 1925 iIth 81 NV.
Mt. PLEASANT. OWNERS HOME; 1927
Monroe St nnw.EHk. apartment, 2nd floor:
phoao 9 adults s55 ff fhone s'itiS Adam! .ss: ssS
1913 ION ST. N.wIFRoNT APT, = !:
apartrent bufidins ReanonaSie a Iet" S%sii' 20:
THREE AND FOUR LARGE ROOMS.
'Esis 1i :''A5 anr9s: 'a,R:a
1893 CALVERT ST N.W-COMPLFTFLY
furnished. living room. bedroom. dining.
kitchen combined: bath: porch Col. 326s
20
2aol conn. AVE. APT. 2l--sIX ROOMS
reception hail. two baths and large norch
In.pection between il and oclocR. e4.
ExaFFf11xAt aEF FRStJFa aPkPjSTkE6Srs f2fT Fkf6:
THE TERRACE. 3241 Y ST
Very large furnished apartment with lIv-
ing room. dining room. bedroom. kitchen
and bath. SJ5.0 90.
CAFRrrZ COMPANY.
l4th and X Main 9OS0.
Telephone Service Until 8 PM
THE BACHELOR APARTMENTS
1877 II St NV.
Two rooms and bath. we'll furnished. ee
vator and valet service. telephones. We'll
ventilated. well heated close TO Metropolitan
and Army and Navy clubs and to all depart
ments OF Government, Run for people who
, appreciate honelike independence and rri-
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Dignity is mask men use to con- ceal their weaknesses.
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COLUMBIA BASIN REPORT
 WILL BE RELEASED SOON

SPOCANE, March 18.-The report of reclamation service engineers to the Columbia basin survey com mission of the department of the interior will be made public in a few days, it was stated here recent ly by Harry Lindly, of Seattle, pres ident of the Columbia Basin Irriga- ton league, who passed through Spokane on his way home from Washington, D. C., where he con- ferred with interior department of- ficials concerning the project.
 He expressed entire satisfaction with the engineers report, which, he said, embodies five alternate plans for water supply. He was also pleased, he said, with the manner in which interior department off cials received the report.
 Resignation of Francis M. Good win as assistant secretary of the in- terior and his acceptance of a place on the departments commission to survey and appraise federal reclam- ation projects is to the benefit of western reclamation, MT. Lindly declared. MT. Goodwin, as a mem Der of the commission, will visit this state some time in May, he said.
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KIDNAPPED DOCTOR
 ESCAPES GATORS
TELLS OF BEING DRUGGED AT CHICAGO HOTEL FOUR
 WEEKS AGO

NEW ORLEANS, March 1S.-Dr. Paul George Hildebrand, of Mil waukee, Wis, who described him. self as a chemical research expert, told Mayor Andrew McShane tonight that he had been drugged and kid mapped from hotel in Chicago four weeks ago and did not recover con- sciousness until he found himself a prisoner in a farmhouse in south eastern Texas. He asked the mayor to assist him in communicating with his wife and business associates in Milwaukee.
 Dr. Hildebrand said he had met business men at a Chicago hotel and had several drinks. After leaving the hotel he entered an automobile. This was the last he remembered, un- til he awoke in the Texas farmhouse. He said he was requested to make certain chemical demonstrations for his captors, but refused. He escaped in an automobile used by his cap tors. He came to New Orleans and being without funds appealed to the Mayor.
 A description of the man was sent to the mayor of Milwaukee and il was identified by c. P. Tinkham, a prominent lumberman of that city, as that of Dr. Hildebrand.
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PRINCES FAILURE TO WED AGAIN IS
 WORRYING LONDON

LONDON March 1S.-lllness of the King. while creating no alarm, has revived interest in the succession and discussion on the subject of the Prince of Wales, whose continued avoidance of the matrimonial state is the periodical subject of public spec ulation
 Rumors attribute to the prince no desire for the king business and pref erence for life of freedom, which he enjoys with such evident Zest. Fortunately the problem of his fu- ture is of no immediate concern, for King George enjoys admirable health and carries his sixty years with con spicuous youthfulness.
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Slow Lumber Movement
 Blamed on tn eRailroads

SEATTLE, March 19-Slow move ment of lumber recently was caused by railroad betterments and not by decrease in demands, H. E. Byram, president of the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul railroad remarked to- day.
 He declared that the larger rail- roads had made enormous improve ments since the world war and ad- verted apprehension among lumber men because winter buying of lum- Der has not been so heavy this year as was anticipated in view of the shortage in stocks in the interior
 Better railroad service the cOun try over," he explained, lis causing buyers of the bulky commodities such as lumber, coal, steel and rion to purchase more for current needs and less for the future"
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FIND ANIMAL LIFE
 FIVE MILES ABOVE
 LEVEL OF THE SEA
MT. EVEREST EXPLORER TELLS HOW BEASTS PROTECT
 BODIES FROM COLD

LONDON, March 18.-Remarkable natural life on the mountainous Tib- etan plateau, 10000 feet above the sea leyel-where the atmosphere is so dry and rarified that the skin and nails split and the ordinary decOm- position of flesh is prevented-is de- scribed to famous naturalists and scientists by Major R. w. c. Hing ston, at the Royal Geographical So- ciety here.
 Major Kingston was the official naturalist to the 1924 Mount Ever est Expedition, which came so near to conquering the worlds highest mounatin.
 Small spiders, which live at 27,000 feet above the sea and which prey upon each other to live, were among the phenomena described by Hing ston who in referring to them, said that this was the highest altitude at which any life is known to exist.
 These were found 1000 feet above the last vegetation and far above the Himalayan snow-line. ! Find Grasshoppers
 We found grasshoppers at 1S,00O feet, nearest the farthest limit of vegetable growth. We frequently saw the magnificent lammergeyer ( the 1 Tibetan vulture), soaring around the mountain at 10000 feet, while We found bees. moths and butterflies at 21,O0O feet, spiders at 22,000 feet and choughs at the immense height of 27,OO0 feet"
 Major Kingston described to his audience how the mammals of the mountain were protected by thicker ; coats of hair than those of the plain which was very necessary because of the terrifically high wind which sweeps across Everest at all times. There were herds of goats, with hang ing coats of hair like kilts, around their legs, while at 12,000 feet up there were pigs covered with thick, rusty -colored hair.
 Butterflies High
 Butterflies haunted the passes up l to 17.O00 feet Their wings were stiff and rigid and not easily torn, and their bodies were furry. When resting they pressed their wings close against the ground to avoid the cold
 Some of the birds had specially modelled bills for digging into frozen soil for hibernating insects. Burrow- ing and hibernating were the great means by which many of the ami mals escaped the extreme cold.
 Many of the birds formed commun- ities with the mammals. Little birds associated with the mouse-hares, and there was perfect confidence between them.
 At greater heights on the almost barren mountain, was an association of choughs and wild sheep. The \ choughs sit on the wild sheep's backs : where it searches for insects in the animals hair.
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Uniform Pay for
 Teachers Sought

CINCINNATI, March 19.-Teach- CTS of equal training and experience should be paid on the same basis, regardless of the grades in which they teach, Jesse N. Newton, superin- tendent of Denver, Colo, schools, de- clared today at a session of the de- partment of elementary school prin~ cipals of the National Education so ciety.
 Teachers of today. whether in the kindergarten or advanced grades, should be familiar with the social sciences and the arts and must have a costly professional training, he stat ed, and salaries must be sufficient to provide for personal growth.
 Results of investigations which showed many old teachers lodged in poor houses and insane asylums, that the income of the unmarried woman teacher during the earning period is usually too small to provide ade- quate funds for old age conditions and the need of home for retired teachers were outlined before the executive department of superinten- dents by Olive M. Jones, public grade school teacher, of New York City.
 She said that a recently appointed advisory board including represen- tatives from every state, was consid- cred the means of financing the in- stitutions other than by pensions of the teachers, which she said were in adequate.
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TODAY'S FISH PRICES.

kETCHIKAN, Mar. 1S.-Prices for fresh halibut 10 and cents; salmon IS, 12 and cents.
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A career sounds better, but it isn't as comforting as regular job.
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The betting party starts before mar riage; the parting pet soon thereafter.
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Brunswick Monographs and Re- cords. The Alaska Shop. If
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Read Frye-Bruhn' adv in this issue.
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Parties arriving from the westward on the Starr report fine weather dur ing the past five weeks. They eX- pressed surprise at the death of Hugh Dohenny. manager of the Shismarof ranch of the Aleutian Livestock Com pany, stating that he must have died from exhaustion rather than cold.
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You can't pick the hicks. They act most important at fashionable re- sort.
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The happiest people are those who have nothing to worry about except static.
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It is foolish to be unkind to strang- CTS. Our neighbors are the ones who tell on us,
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1854 V ST. NV.

rooms, baths, cellar, rear yard; rent.
Including heat. electric light and hot water
900 per month; excellent condition.
Telephone N. 14z1.
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FOR EXCHANGE

BUSINESS PROPERTY. CLEAR OF INCUM-
brance, now under lease for $500 yearly,
and valued at $4,000 for modern apartment
not over $3.50. 900. Owners, address Box 2S-S,
Star office. giving full particulars.
OWNER WILL EXCHANGE EQUITY IN g.
roorn brick house, double garage. NV; rented
for $50 per month, subject to 81, 600 due Feb.
1927. and 81, 200 payable at $35 month, for a
good lot In NV. location. Address Box 3O2- r,
Star Office. 25s
BDAUTIrUL ORCHARD IN MOUNTAINS OF
Shenandoah Valley, only 81 miles away; 5000
trees: 400 to 800 acres. Trade and lease for
rood equity. See FOX, Real Estate, 1913
III st. NV.
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8 ROOMS AND PRIVATE BATH. HOUSE
keeping apartment; ami; also garage rent,
$50 everything, including phone. Potomac
32ST
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THREE ROOMS, BATH AND kITCHENETTE,
ami: moderate rent G0LDBLATT, 1928
Phone Main S646.
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FOR SALE-STORES

DOWNTOWN
Store and apartment, good sized store room,
also room In rear and apartment of three
rooms and ba tn above with separate entrances
500 per month for entire building.
e, Roy LEWIS & CO.,
Potomac 245Ss Ills Conn. Ave. NV. .
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THREE ROOMS, DETACHED HOUSE. FOR
couple; hot-water heat. elec. lights; new; rea-
soDahIe 1870 Jsnerson ST n W 30S
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FIVE ROOM APT, BATH. ELECTRICITY,
gas. steam; fine location for colored people.
Call Adams 1905.
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ONE LARGE LOVELY ROOM WITH MOD
ern kitch., IiY diner. cleo. gas, NV. h. in
Guided front, 2nd floor; opposite G. W: y;
~ al ct a W oNe
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WANTED TO RENT-H0USES
SETTLED CoLoRED WOMEN WANT TO
rent or s room house, In the northwest.
Give description and price. L. A. BICKFoRD,
RerxYn Nd
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10Ii OTIS PLACE Nw-3 ROOMS, PORCH:
Ink; ami; $50; also rooms furnished,
nonh housekeeping. reasonable; convenient to
l4th and 1lth st. cars
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ONLY $45 MONTHLY. NEAR 18th & EAST
Capitol sts., rooms. reception hall and bath;
also porch Phone Main $50. evenings and
Sunday Adams 3747. BARTLETT PRATT
REALTY Co. 1902 X st. NV.
Evening star., 1925-01-24

2248 CHESTER ST s.E.-6 R.. B., Ell sa5 90
3203 11th St r. b., anil -....... 1900
Cor. Bird & yarnum-6 r. b.. ami.
1924 Sth st.-9 r, b., h.-w.h h., gar. 100 90
1882 Riggs pl.-0 r.. b.. fur, elec. 100 90
1901 14th-S r., b.. ami. .......... 100 90
Cor 14th & Shepherds r., b., ami. 10000
2T33 Woodley pl.-S r. b., gar. 1900
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO.. 91s 18th ST.
4112 4th ST. NV.
6r. b.. h.-w. heat. electric lights; de-
tached house; rent reduced to $685.
CLIFFORD A. BORDEN CO..
Phone Main 2242. 6O4 5th st. NV