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The Washington times., 1925-04-06
Squire Bars "One-
Armed" Driving
By Dan Cupid

TURNERVILLE, N. j., April
Esquire Cutler, police re-
eorder Of Washington township,
has opened an office in town
hall 80 he will be handy to the
Black Horse pike, where he is
carrying on a crusade. against
traffic violntors. There are too
many accidents the Squire AYERS,
and he gave notice that drivers.
OF automobiles going through
the township had better be on
their guard or they will visit
his office and leave a fine and
costs before they depart.
The habit of so many young
men counting girls in automo-
biles and allowing them to oper-
ate the wheel or drive with one
hand, must cease at once, ne
says.
The Washington times., 1925-04-06
FIGHT To BLOCK
DODGE SALE
ENDS
Interest of Heirs Safe, Says
Attorney for Son of Auto
Manufacturer

DEROIT, Mich. April 6.-John
Duval Dodge, son of the late John
F. Dodge, has abandoned his effort
to block sale Of Dodge Brothers to
Dillon, Read and Company of New
York, his attorney, William A.
Lucking, announced today. The
youth will continue his fight for a
share in the proceeds Of the sale,
but in the probate court.
Lucking said that he supposed,
at first, the stock OF the company
was involved in the sale. Learn
ing that It involved only the work
ing assets, he prepared to abandon
the injunction proceedings with
which he had sought to block the
sale.
The directors have a right to dis
pose Of the working assets, he said,
and their sale will not jeopardize
the interests Of Dodge or any other
heir.
The Washington times., 1925-04-06
WILL ak
..iTOl;OTTO
MAKERS.
Washington Opera Company
to Give Feature-Sen1i-
nary Concert

An address by President Cool
idre to be delivered before the
National Association of Cotton
Manufacturers at the New VIII
lard Hotel tonight, win be broad
cast by station WCAP together
with stations WEAF, WOO, and
WEEP, at $3.50 o'clock.
Other features will be short
program under the auspices of the
Washington Opera Company; q
concert by the Schola Cantorun
of st. Mary's Seminary of Balti.
more; "Days and Nights in Wash.
ington" by William Hard and
the bi-week1y Washington Post
hour.
Health Talk Cancelled
The weekly health talk which
win be given each Monday evening
in conjunction with the morning
setting up exercises. Is cancelled
this evening to make way for the
Presidents address.
WRC Program.
1880 D. m.-Midday Lenten serv
Ices.
= L D. m.-Sidney Siedman's Shore
ham Hotel orchestra.
3 o. m. Farm Identification,
by owen D., Young. chairman o,
the board of directors of the Gen
aeraI Electric Company.
). D. m.-Book reviews under thu
auspices of the League Of Americas
.Penwomen. Fruit of the Family
Tree" by Albert Edward Wiggaln
and "The Constant Nymph." b.
Margaret Kennedy, reviewed b.
Nina Reed.
: 4:2O p. m.-GeOrge r. Ross
pianist.
4:s0 p. m.-Meyer Davis New
. willard Hotel trio.
6 D. m.-Children's Radio sduail
Club. conducted by Peggy Albion.
: 6:15 D. m.-'The Story of q Viz
: ginia Boy" by Professor e. G
The Washington times., 1925-04-06
WOMAN BADLY INJURED
IN 100000 HOTEL FIRE

ATHENS, Tenn, April Cone
woman was seriously injured and
many others less slightly hurt, In
an early morning fire which com.
pletely destroyed the Forsee Hotel
here today. Other business property
in the block destroyed included the
Jones Drug Company. Julian Drug
Company and the Cumberland Tele
phone Company. Damage probably
will reach 100000.
Due to the excitement about the
fire scene, it was impossible to
check the guests Of the hotel. Fire
men said a woman leaped from the
third floor, crushing both legs, but
thew did not know her name.
The Washington times., 1925-04-06
THE PRESIDENTS
ENGAGEMENTS

9:30-Senator Curtis TO pre-.
sent Commissioner Of Pensions
Metcalf.
10-Congressrnan Hudson Of
Michigan.
11-John A. Heydler. Presl.
dent National League.
11:45-lsaac p. Mann and
william M. Ritter.
12-W. w. Chaplin, Sacra-
mento-Cpion.
12:10--Henry r. Burles Of
Boston.
1916 Doctor Jason Noble
Pierce and officers Of Congre-
gational Conference.
12:3O--Delegates to annual
council Of Adventist Church.
7:30-National Association Of
Cotton Manufacturers dinner.
The Washington times., 1925-04-06
PRESIDENT ON WCAP PROGRAM TONIGHT
Masill, of the Virginia Polytechnic
Institute, Blacksburg, Va.
WCAP Offerings.

Maeill, of the Virginia Polytechnic
! Institute, Blacksburg, Va.
WCAP Offerings.
to 7:25 p. m.-Program under
the ausplses Of the Washington
Opera Company, featuring waltzes
from several operas, by Kurt
Hetzel, pianist.
7:25 to 7:45 p. m.-From the
studio of Station WCAP, William
Hard on days and Nights in
Washington
7:45 to $50 p. m.-Concert by
the Schola Cantorum Of st. Mary's
Seminary, Baltimore, Md. Mon
signor Leo p. Manzetti, director,
Reverend Andrew L. Levatois. or
ganist, direct from the music hall
at the seminary.
$50 to 8 p. m.-Address by Presi-
dent Coolidge before National As
ISOLATION Of Cotton Manufacturers
at New Willard Hotel. The Presi-
dent win be introduced by Morgan
Butler, presiding officer Of the ban
quet.
Q to 10 .. m.-Concert by the
A. f.
from WEAF, New York.
10 p. m.-The Washington Post
program:
(A) Talk, 'The American Home "
by Mrs. John D. Sherman, president
Of the American Federation al
Women's Clubs and originator OF
the Better Homes" division of CHS
organization, which has national
membership OF 100000 women.
OBJ Classical music. Rendition OF
Bach Gounod's Ave Maria" Ey
Mischa Guterson, Rialto Orchestra
conductor, appearing for the first
time on these programs as q violin
soloist; selections by Miss Velma
Sutton, operate soprano; playing OF
"Elige" (Massenet) by Richard
Lorleberg, cellist.
Co 'saxonola." by Merrill I.
Pitcher.
D) Old-Timers' Concert:
(al Waltz, odd Timers" Leach's
Orchestra.
Cb) "Hayfields and Butterflies, p
Mrs. Agnes NJ Fischer, soprano;
violin obIigato. Miss Dorothy Min.
ster: Mrs. Leonard Schloss, pianist.
lcl Farm animal and other whis.
Ting novelties by AL b. Griffith;
piano Accomplishments by Miss
Katherine Ross.
I'D "Come Where My Love Lies
Dreaming" Leach's Instrumental
scIoists.
(e) George Rothwell Brown,
writer and author. will talk on
whats the Matter With Con.
gress?''
81 Continuation of odd Timers
(el Albany Bbund," orchestra.
10 Bayou Ballads" and Creole
songs by Sylvia Frances Metcalf.
(gl Barytone solo, "West Of the
Great Divide" by Russell Bur
roughs; James Mowatt, pianist.
QD Readings from Edgar Guest.
Cd Accordion novelties. Old-time
tunes by Angelo Ratio. master OF
this difficult instrument.
Cd Classic selections, Mrs. Fischer
soprano.
(G) Finale-The Washington Post
March, by the orchestra.
On Early Tomorrow.
e:45 to 7:45 a. m.-Morning "set
ting up exercises by the Metropol.
itan Life Insurance Company, di.
rect from Metropolitan tower, New
York city.
The Washington times., 1925-04-06
FEDERAL RESERVE BANK
GOVERNORS MEET HERE

Governors of the Federal Reserve
banks opened their semi-annuai
meeting at the Treasury today to
discuss domestic business problems
and Federal banking conditions.
It was expected that prior to the
next meeting in the fall, the re-
serve bank heads, would consider
proposals for changes in the bank
ing laws to be submitted to the
next Congress. Banking legisla-
ton was discussed informally by the
governors today.
The Washington times., 1925-04-06
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
oRDAlNS NEW OFFICERS

New officers were ordained at the
special Palm Sunday service yes
ter0ay in New York Avenue Presby-
terrain Church.
Elders indicted are John M. Eos
ter, George w. Trowbridge, Theo-
dore T. Smell, George w. Morrison
and Douglas e. Winsted. Deacons
now in office are Albert G. McChes-
ney, Neal N. Herndon, H. G. john
son, Philip F. Larner, Daniel l..
Borden, Donald B. Clement, Abner
Chambers Oliphant, and Maurice z.
Salisbury
The Washington times., 1925-04-06
Dupont Circle Meeting

are Washington's Baseball Pen.
nant Chances for 1882"
The Washington times., 1925-04-06
NoRTHMINsTER CLUB TO
HEAR TWO ADDRESSES

Leonard w DeGast and E. B.
Fuller will be the speakers at a
meeting of the Northminister Mems
Club at 8 o'clock tonight. in the
Westminster Church. Eleventh
street and Rhode Island avenue
northwest.
They will speak on the work Of
mems and boys clubs. The public
is invited.
The Washington times., 1925-04-06

Roxy had a good program last
night which was not n1arred by
poor announcing. Roxy's person.
atty before the microphone is about
the best in the country; when he
doesn't overdo it. We particularly
enjoyed the numbers by the studio
orchestra.
The Washington times., 1925-04-06
"Heinie" Miller to Talk

"Heinie" Miller. sporting editor Of
the Washington Herald will make
the first sport talk of the season
over WCAP Wednesday night at
7:20 o'clock, when his popular
spots on Sports" will be broad.
cast. Miller's subject will be what
The Washington times., 1925-04-06

The April meeting of the Dupont
Circle Citizens Association will be
held at 4:45 o'clock this afternoon
in Rauscher's, Connecticut avenue
and l. street northwest.
The Washington times., 1925-04-06
English Village Meeting

The English Village Citizens AS
ISOLATION will meet tonight in the
assembly room of the Cleveland
Park Congregational Church.
Evening star., 1925-08-07
WANTED-ROOMs AND BOARD.

YOUNG LADY desires large. sunny room.
with board: private bath preferred: in
flned home. references exchanged Address
Box 1891. Star office. 9'
GENTLEMAN desires room with board: Mt.
Pleasant Chevy Chase; permanent: must
he reasonable. Address Box 154-J, Star
Office. 81
YOUNG lady. employed will share apt. or
would like room and board: references fur
nished. Address Box 11s-J. Star office. 7'
YOUNG MAN wants room and board in n W.
section: state location and price Address
ROx 135-J Star office 7s
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RENT ROOMs-FUR. tCont'd,.

DE SOTO. 1900 MASS. AVE.--Large. newly
furnished front room. running water. Apt.
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THE ARGONNE.
10th and Columbia Rd.

10th and Columbia Rd.
All-year location in the resi-
Dental hub OF northwest; on
high elevation. overlooking the
entire city and Rock Creek Park.
Apartments with large outside
rooms. spacious closets. built-in
bath fixtures. reception halls and
balconies latest Improvements;
24-hour service. Moderate rent
ais. Business manager on prem
ises.
SIX ROOMS AND BATH:
large rooms. comfortable and
well ventilated. Apply BER-
BERICH'S SHOE STORE.
1llS 9TH st.
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NEW, MODERN
BUILDINGS.
1445 n St. NV.

rs Mass. Ave. NE.
Two rooms, dining alcove and
bath; ready for occupancy;
rents, $3.50 to SIS per month.
Open for inspection.
HARRY a. KITE. INC.
Main 484o 1914 X St. NV
NEW. MODERN. FIREPRooF BUILDING
eha aaa rents
sonabie, Inspection invited. i7"4 18th
Main asas HARRY A KITE Ell. 1Ne Es, NV
THE INGLEsIDE. 1851 Lamont st.
room: roon,. and and ba,h ba,h ss5
14SRi RaRrfoRD seq D'tS eotRTs 1884 Harvard ST, %
'0o'VS WrIIsoNiA. IL pS,H 1890 K St. NV. goo
rooms and bath .-.-............... st2
'001 VERNON; 1774 You St. NV 20
3 rooms and bath. ...-............... s523
. rOo"lS 1ss9 s3 ONTARIO PLACE NV ~
" 'oo'"' anu isos RsSs VERNON ST. S'o
. POO'"s fna DIKoTa. 92fa i4io Giirard ST '0o
r0o"f BERksHIRE' Err sffh e01fn 141a chapin St %
rooms ana 1sss sss' BELMONT ST. ~
rooms The 4oa caHPiN. a1sPi i47i chaDiu St, sfo
!, rooms and bath. ...-.......... So 90
roGRi THE aRf BRLMoSr. HstS 1881 Belmont I'd 'o.oo
rooms and bath At :, pogGh S4 \ 5l-wU......' sllo
3 rooms. bath and dining alcove. S?1 50
rooms bath ,s1s sns din7s en- s!G4ye- Z e 1880
rooms arg S7is Ds'H WISCONSIN, AVE -, o'O
rooPh HEpGEs De gay MlDDLEToN. INC. % '''
I4le Eye St. NV heai'Ols Franklin a5os
THE ARGONNE.
1929 Columbia Rd.
Very desirable apartment.
Two large, bright rooms, over
, looking Rock Creek Park; bath
with built-in fixtures; reception
hall. kitchen and balcony; "a
hour service. Resident manager
on premises.
desirable apt containing large rooms, rec.
hall. bath and glassed-in porch S59.5o.
1723 Eve St n.w--Apt of 3, rooms and
| bath. ami: gas and elect. elevator and
| '"a,'O' ~ .%%aI1L WILLIAM s. PHILIPS + i 4 Nv
| oO7 NEW. YORK AVE. NV.
g V rSf@s SfHG az IR 2ss2 aa2 my eS2aS9M 22a CIV
l4'f w g. * + sHf $50
TUDOR HALL.
9th AND MASS. AVE: NV.
| | room dres ssing closet and bath. ~ D 2u
! ) rooms and bath. ....-............ Sf.oo
| THE SYCAMORE.
1924 s ST. NV.
| ) rooms and bath tporchl Sfo.oo
2oOa BELMONT RD
! rooms and bath t2 bedroomsl SoO.oo
NoRTHUMBERsLLANp,,
Apt 210-4 rooms and bath. $1,000
W. j. PILLING,
| 1916 ST. NV.
| 500 10th ST.
Three rooms bath. S45 and 500: beauo-
fully furnished S15 additional; extra large
'N''' MONMOUTH HOTEL.
,,,s Three sao rooms and bath Price $50; FUR
We have fine furniture which you can
| select.
| All-night telephone and elevator service.
/ 9OS Goth ST.
! Three rooms. bath. porch. Price. $40; II
furnished. S55 Freshly decorated: desirable
FIDELITY STORAGE COMPANY.
| 1870 . ST.
1884 COLUMBIA RID.
| Four rooms reception hall and bath: first
| floor: immediate possession. Rent. $50.
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MONMOUTH HOTEL,
RENT ROOMS-UNFURNISHED

$50 rooms: transients single rooms, 50
double rooms SO running water. telephone
each room. WHY nav m0re2
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RENT ROOMS-SURURBAN.

mi: sink and gas range in kitchen fine
location: strictly white section: 5 minutes
iine and bus line s35 per month includes
light and heat 3s North Oak St. Claren-
don, Va. Phone Clar. 746. s.
Evening star., 1925-08-07
VISITORS TO CITY.

Get hotel accommodations at less than
half price in some of the finest apt. bldgs
elevator. switchboard; housekeeping apts
completely furnished Clifton tor r., TerEacs lath n
4 rooms and bath. 500. Phone Col 7744
Spdms dams bIdg M Pleasant q
California st.-Exclusive, fashionable loca-
ton. rm.. bath $40; 3 Ems; SS5; rms.
overlooking park 3 rooms. $3.50. Will
nay you to see these before renting any
where. For further details phone Main
Evening star., 1925-08-07

1888 F ST. N.W.-Single rooms. S12: large
room. private kitchenette. sink and range,
<20 lin
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APARTMENTS-INFURNISHED

| PRESTON. 1913 ST NW-APART-
mcnts of three rooms kitchen and bath S65
| C. &. SHREVE. l"92 Conn. ave
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
HAMPTON COURTS,

F1A n + ON IDUK =,
2Ol3 New Hampshire Ave. NV
New. eight-story. tireproof building now
nearing completion elevator. witchboard
and resident manager. One room. reception
hall and bath S4@ so and S45. One room
kitchen. reception hall and bath. $3.50 TO
S55 so; Two rooms. Kitchen. reception nall
reception hall and bath $40 and S'l1 30.
Second floor now completed. lighted ana
open for Inspection until Q pm.
B. +. SAUL Co,
Main poo. 995 18th ST NV
I2I5 18Th NV
FIVE ROOMS AND BATH.
$50 90 MONTH. l5~
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si00-l4O5 NEWTON ST. N.w.-lo r. {
b.. furnace heat. cleo.
SS5-4OO2 Kansas ave. n.w.-S r. b..
INV h. cleo. garage.
S65-J0O & ST. n.e.-S r. b.
COLORED.
s5O-Eo6 st se.-s r. like rev.
SO 10Th st. u.w.-Apts.
THOS d. WALSH.
Main IhnS Slh / / th 81. y VI. -
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FOR SNLE-STORES.

aoi 10th ST. .W.-SMALI. BRICK STORE
lust completely remodeled: fine for any small,
business Price. So 600. with only $500
cash. II. A. SIMON. owner Phone Frank
Evening star., 1925-08-07

DUPONT CIRCLE. 14O9 goth = Southern
family: > second floor connecting. adjoining
bath, S25; with housekeeping. $50 Frank
lin 1929.
Evening star., 1925-08-07
FOE SALE-APARTMt,NTS

I705 LANTER PL-CO-OPERATTVF NFW
building. ? rooms. kitchenette. dining alcove.
reception hall bath. sleeping porch: won-
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sos Bird ST. NW-Two furnished rooms.
newly papered and painted. next to bath
Evening star., 1925-08-07

1924 MASS. AVE. NW.-Large front. two
big closets: continuous hot water. electric
lights: for one or two, -
Evening star., 1925-08-07

PAY APARTMENT RATES AND ENJOY
HOTEL COMFORTS AND ADV ANTAGES AT
THE HOTEL IARTINIQrE.
Sixteenth st. at M--Main 642I.
Convenient location: freproof: new and
modern: charming environment; delightful
cafe: table dhote service.
Low MONTHLY RATES
Evening star., 1925-08-07

FRESH AIR-NEAR ROCK CREEK PARK.
Connecticut ave. ami Tilden st.-Most deslr-
able housekeeping apartments. with all mod
eru convenIenCes:
y rooms and bath SOD
3 rooms and bath $50
rooms and bath ........-.. S1OO
A few vacancies now. Call before they
taken. Apply premises. 3945 Con-
MAnDUX. MARSHALL. MOSS & MALLORY
llOs 10Th St Main 1910.
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I340 FAIRMONT ST NV. Apt. No. L
Well furnished room: rent reasonable: ladles
Evening star., 1925-08-07

1104 9th NW-Attractive front. s. week;
double with use of kitchen and porch. SO
week. Call after pm.
1904 G ST NW-Top floor apt. room for
gentleman business couple. Call after D.
Evening star., 1925-08-07
lie MARQUIS,

LIZ MARQUIS,
Near Conn. Ave. Bridge.
: to 5 rooms. kit. bath. outside: reason
TWELVE OF. THESE APARTMENTs
n ETS1DESqE6 6% Or nF%GTEPTioSALLT~ ~
at moderate eu rent. nj md IN deiirhtfu a neiEhbor,
hDod inspss So our % new apartment jnst som com;
Greek Park: lust west Of the fashiopahle
2oaS "a and o rd 6o5 pen noFh dn n f
spection until 8 80 pm. Lowest rent in the
act 14th St Nv. AOhN Main SO.
ALABAMA. 1915 \, ST. NV
No. 501-1 rooms and bath. .... 500 90
40 soRRESTSo', SfS'nS 1913 $s5 I4St isth ST. sO'oo
NO - 1So9 fSS"f PARk afi RI RD, NV. soo'oO W
No wo6DwoRTH 9 5R9Ts 1Gf isde 9'f6 i6th ST
.,'' y 'Oo | RAMoSh. s7s s7s in ST. NE. ' ooo
sALUDAt IIo1 EUCLID ST. Nv: 90
. rooms IbALIA. fla IA.n sig end ST. NV. 'o'oo w
40 IN, N2vSRRE' Esfi ana @l4 pan ST. NV to'oo ~
THE hs's WAsHINGToN sHf gro LOAN & TRUST CO,
Real Estate DEBT. -
FRESH AIR-NEAR ROCK CREEK PARK.
Connecticut ave. ami Tilden st.-Most desiT-
able housekeeping apartments. with all mod
2 rS;, rooms ana sna Ss!s Ssts :.::..:.:. sfi33SS
4 few vacancies now. Cali before they
are taken. Apply on premises. 39io Con-
MAnDUX. MARSHALL, MOSS & MALLORY
11Os 18th St Main 500.
. ROOMS AND BATH, S37 so.
700 I7th St. NV. Z.
PENTILLY. 1917 n NV.
Apts.. rent reasonable; continuous switch
THE CL1FFBOuRNE 1880 CAL*sRT ST.
lFireproof. elevator. switchboard;
No. 80 rooms and bath. ........ $62 90
NO. The P PUHaaE f1s@f ans 5sl6s ss'h 18th ST
No. sl THR FSFms sT PAGf 19f 9iia s@a 18th st 10
NO. The Ti LEGMAss EGpTs aHd nsGf osSh st. NV
aei' DE sofo 62Rp' 1850 sRs Ra'a aass Ave
81 :, i'' 's s. ds JSa5
1745 K St. NV.
| room, kitchenette and bath.
ONE podMNA dMAPTs6N5 3S6 IzSo IS EYE 81 ST s4a5o
fSo RSSss $Ssszf R5hh Hh4A isl5 So
ONE Rn c5Fw6oB! 6FT $ BAIa ia25 sts''Os'o'oo 81,
TWO ROOMS sAkfPos kfR RTE THRRAcE:: $40 90
IHhEE ROOMS AND BATH $40 .oo
FIVE Ec9E6DoXA1 R60ys 1S6 S6th ram ATp FLA AVE
'lA Aoo"a s1e en- NEW PH15 YORK RovA AvE. l'-'VO
TWO ROOMS. KIT. AND BATH. -. S42 80
= L. W. GRooMES. 1916 F ST.
THE EARL, lis F ST. Sc.
Apartments of three and four rooms and
bath: building now being entirely renovated; ;
each apartment newly painted and deco
rated; new electrical fixtures: low rentals
THE LEHIGH,
2605 Adams Mill Rd
Apartment of five rooms and bath all
outside rooms: newly decorated. Rent. $50.
BROOKLAND.
Delightful suburban apartments in brand
new, strictly modern. building hardwood
ment has inclosed dining porch: four and
five rooms and bath. Inspection invited.
Reserv ations now being made. Moderate
rentals
SULLIVAN BROTHERS.
$40 18th St Main 7s2l
FOR COLORED.
NEW BUILDING.
654 MORTON ST. NV.
ALL MODERN IMPROVEMENTS.
JANTTOR SERVICE.
Apply II. r. Smith & Son.
4os Jenifer Bldg. Main 5729
OCTAYIA. 1869 COL. RID. NV
5 rms. kitchen b.. recep hall, pantry $50
Z rms kitchen. b.. recep. hall. pantry ITO
Apply to operator. Col. 516.
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N. lS4o Biltmore St. Apt
m. private apartment. gen
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BENEDICK.

lSOS Eve Strce:
2 ROOMS AND BATH. SINGLE ROOMS.
VALET SERVICE. SWIMMING POOL.
MEAL SERVICE TO ROOMS
CLUB SERVICE.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

OPPOSITE FARRAGUT SQUARE. $40 18th
st. n.w.-Comfortable room for two gentle
men. with two meals daily, $50 month each
Third floor ant 80"
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APARTMENTS-U FURNISHED
Eoptinurd

1863 GlRARD ST NV. THE PERKINS,
rms. and bath modern fireproof blds. WIN
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1926 10Th ST Nw-6 R. B.. AMI
porches: Just redecorated: SS5
1872 Quincy 81. n.w.--Senl -det.. = r. h..
ami. built-in garage $50.
32l Narnum 81. n.w.-G r. n. ami,
porches screens. $50.
Evening star., 1925-08-07
WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-ROOMS
FCRNISHED 3 rooms kitchenette bath:
bath not entered through room. Give
full description. floor exposure. elevator.
price etc. Room 401. 1908 18th st. NV.
PROFESSIONAL WOMAN desires clean quiet
room in private home apartment. with
some privileges vicinity Dupont Circle Ad-
dress Box 1891. Star office.
WANTED-By gentleman. room near bath.
white neghborhood, close to departments.
about $50 by Aug. g or Sept. l. Write
details. Address Box 206-J Star Office.
GENTLEMAN wishes furnished room cleo.
private family. not over SIS. Address Box
1861 Star office.
BY middle aged man: nomelke room with
telephone in home: near Center Market. Ad-
dress Box OIL. Star office. -
I ROOM. KITCHENETTE at once: walking
distance 18th and L; not over So week.
North 3402 bet. and : pm.
Evening star., 1925-08-07

AN EXTRAORDINARY OFFER.
Detached 18th st. home, unobstructed view
of park: convenient to bus and car line: =
extra large rooms. reception hall and bath
furnished. including heat. light and garage: ::
S75 per month: without garage SOB. Only
people of refinement considered.
CHAS. q. SAGER.
924 14th St. NV. Main SO.
Evening star., 1925-08-07

DUP mt CIRCLE-Three. large 3rd floor:
bath. cleo. furnished. S55: unfurnished,
$40; large single. Ink. SIG: basement
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RENT ROOMS-FUR. & UNFUR.

3719 9th ST-Large front room furnished
or unfurnlshed. very reasonable. also ga
rage. SS. -
Desirable rooms: gentlemen: reasonable.
916 D ST. S.W.-1 room. next to bath;
reasonable. 12'
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10th AND C SITS. NV APT. 70. The
Maury-We furnished bed-sitting room. for
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1902 NW.-Desirable rooms. furnished or
unfurnished; close to cars: Ink. permitted
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7IS KENTUCKY AVE. S.E-Two nicely
furnished rooms for Ink; electricity and
gas; h.-w.h.: $50. Lincoln 1533-W.
1896 w ST NV. Apt. 6-Furnlshed room
in apt house. gentlemen. Apply between
and "
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1919 G ST NW-Nicely furnished room.
next TO bath: other roomers: priHate
phOne (Frauklin 3S3I1. -
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MT PLEASANT 1871 KENYON-Two
beautifully furnished double south front
rooms: best meals; refined home. Col
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LARGE. BRIGHT ROOM for gentleman;
private family. Apt. 4. 1857 Col. rd Can
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S25. TO LADY-Four windows. overlooking
Zoo entrance: convenient to car and bus
lines: reference. Phone Col. SIG. Apt II. "
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1112 ABBEY PL. NE.-Two Housekeeping
rooms, ami: between Bird and attn ana
NJ
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COUNTRY BOARD.

MOST CHARMING country place in vir-
ginia: immense lawns. giant shade trees.
tennis. croquet large porches, electric lights.
hot and cold water, porcelain bath tuOs and
every convenience: wonderful place for chil-
dren. splendid board: reasonable: So minutes
from Washington: take electric car az 10Th
and Pa. ave. fairfax line and set off a.
Woodford write Mr.. Hampton Williams.
Vienna. Va
DO YOU WANT A PLACE TO SPEND THE
week or week ends: Come to Rose Hill
Farm. Lsndover. Md. 10 minutes walk from
Beaver Dam Country Club: fine meals
Phone Hyattsville S02-F-21 %
CHILDREN BOARDED at Elmwood Farm
Indefinitely # desired: standard school near.
o0-F-4 Sandy Spring. Sc
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I749 18th ST. N.W-Bright. cheerful room
with private bath, phone electric light and
plenty of hot water: reasonable. y
F3rage- ~
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TWO DESIRABLE HOUSES IN



rooms bath. laundry tubs. garage 5000 90
Laundry tubg garage ..--.'.....1G5 90
These detached houses. with hardwood
floors. and modern III every respect
and are real bargains.
MADDUX. MARSHALL. MOSS MALLORY
1IOS 18th St NV. Main sa7o.
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EOR COL OR ED
oo14 CATHEDRAL AVENUE.

AVE. NEAR WARDMAN
Park Hotels rooms. 3 baths.
BORDEN & NFWBOLD.
Franklin 6ol2 3O5 Investment BLDG.