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GOODS STOLEN HERE
FOUND IN TRENTON. N. ].
Walter Kane Arrested on Charge
of Thefts by Smashing
Windows.

A window smashing thief. who has
stolen property valued at more than
$1,000 from three stores here during
the past few weeks, has turned up in
Jail at Trenton, y. j., after eluding
local police.
Portions of the property belonging
to the three local firms were recov-
cred from the prisoner, who gave his
name as Walter Kane and whose
aliases were recorded by the police as
Roberts and Smith. detainer will
be lodged with the Trenton police
against him. The stores victimiZed
here were Castleberg's jewelry store.
925 Pennsylvania avenue, and the
clothing stores of /. Goldheim, 725
Fourteenth street, and $. Livingston,
90S Seventh street.
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FOREIGN.
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
the Health Department in the last "a hours
David Dunbar. 80. Cnttea St4tak Soldiers
Home Hosnltai.
Marie Curtin. 80. l14o 23rd ST.
Bessie Chapman, 80. Georgetown Unlver-
sity Hospital
Lille 4, Macon. "a. 571l 18th St
ttol 81
John J Desmouds 46 1919 Maryland ave
ne
=. Robert NJ Mccormick 40 Emergency
Hospital
John Mansfield. - George Washington
University Hospital
William " Gordon. 60. 1900 LIST st. ne
Rosahe white, "a. Emergency Hospital
Eliza J. Franklin. 10 2321 i. st.
John u; Roye. 81. Walter Reed Hospital
Charles H. johnson. AZ. Garfield Hospital
Robert r Bowie. 50. AIS 5. Capitol ST.
ave
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ENGINEERS PAY FIXED.
Marine Men Extend Agreement
With Shipping Board One Year.

Agreement with the Marine Engi-
neers' Beneficial Association for con-
unuinG another year the existing
wage scales for engineers aboard the
Government merchant fleet was an.
nounced yesterday at the Shipping
Board.
The engineers scale is subject to
annual discussion between repre-.
sentatlves of the association and
board officials
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Sunday Schools on Outing.

The Sunday schools of Trinity Epis-
copal Church and the Central NJ. r..
Church South of Bethesda, Md. are
holding their annual outing today at
chesapeake Beach. More than l,o0O
persons are attending. The Rev. VII
liam &. White is in charge for TRINITY
and w. A. Zellers, superintendent. for
Central Bathing. fishing. boating,
pjcnicking and amusements are on the
nrOpr1l u.
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Ecuador Creates Central Bank

QUITO, Ecuador. June % lP).-A
central bank of issue and amortiZa-
ton has been created by presidential
decree. IT will embrace all existing
banks of issue subject TO Installation
by the state. The bank will have its
headquarters here. 1t will be given
the exclusive right to issue, exchange
and withdraw bank notes.
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Assistant Secretary MacNider has
been authorized to represent the Sec
rotary OF War in taking final action In
the matter. If he approves the rec
ommendation of the Monuments Com
mission the contracts will be made
with foreign dealers as recommended
by that body A prolonged political
and labor controversy is indicated.
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LEE Members of the Columbia AID Also.
cation are requested to attend funeral OF
Brother WILLIAM f. LEE from his late
residence. 1924 You RI. NV. Saturday
at pm.
~ ~ ". II, JOHNSON Pres.
mann: June %. 1926. at . Am. FENroN
and sister of Elizabeth and Augustus Mann
and Rachel Savoy. Funeral from Noon
Curtis, Private Sanitarluul ANA II.
MASON. PRINCIPAL D. A. Payne school,
joseph F, Mason. sister of George e
Mason; Funeral Saturday. June 20. :!
pm. from her residence. 2"1S st. NV.
MCINTOSH HSg THURSDAY morning June %,
o. S9nq d e ka,hsTiae Z: Ndi9losh and fathsr
held at 81. James Episcopal Church. 9Th
IT, 1,;, between and { St. ne. on saturiay.
Creek Cemetery
MGNDER. Friday. june -, 1926. GEORGE
F.. beloved son OF the late George H. ana
Natalie Nonder. Funeral from the reesl;
North Capitol st on Monday June 2s AZ
Ina pm E RoI4ti vel, and friends inyl.ed
residence 1920 Phelps pl. NV ROGER
and Mrs frede m XII II ' $e%e 74 &otce Of
services later
a. lib PM al her rts!dence. 46l5
Sheriff ave. ne, MARY OWENS. She
tea,ss to mourn her loss four sisters tw9
Church of the Incarnation Saturday. June
20, at . ann
OWENS. Cali Meeting Of the AUX. 2O7.
knights Of St John. Church Of lncarna-
death Of fH NTs NARY OWES 4al }S
attend
day, June % 1926 al her .Tes,dence. 2n0o
Sdox vt II DR. F I52ISfj R G11NRiBE All
and Juliet Fowler Riley, IN her n2d wear.
June 20 AZ 10 am Interment private
q Arlington Cemetery. Kindly omit
RICE; Departed this life Monday. Jun. 81.
Cedar Cedar nei9ht1. No, FRANCES. LOUISE
Mrs John f. Boyd She Se'' l cav - to NOUN
a loving husband. two daughters. three
tiyes and friends Funeral sunday. June
~. at / O'Clock. from the Congressional
&. NJ. E. Church. Cedar Heights. Nd.
i RICE aged 81 years. Fun Funeral from
p Ha,e Gnyn G sssqEdaS }4ne at
ROSE. B.. ELIZABETH, wife OF Joseph NJ
and mother of Elizabeth J.. who died a.
bbso fsh,errc at MAN. catholic dhco Gene me-
terry Saturday. June @6 Private.
SCOTT. Suddenly. at his residence. -1o04
Florida ave ne. CHARLES II SCOTT.
ices TO be- held at his late residence by
Lebanon ie,d14nr Lodge no F. a A. co n
Hi Cemetery
SCOTT. The members Of Association OF
Oldest Inhabitants are requested 10 at
CHARLES H. scoTT. from his late res
J. ELIOT wRIGHT- Ser.
SCOTT. speclsl colmnlnnieaation Of, Len-
here Hereby " c@i,ed Tor tor i'a6 m. saturday,
June :6, 1926. for the purpose, Of at
-'-i''-'-7 " ELG1N SMITH. Master.
SMITH I Nr. TA Gs9i jane SMITH a26 w f.
q Rev; j, B. smith OF ! 5,33 10Th It. nv.
Funeral 10 oe announced later. 20
THORSON. Friday. June %. 1926 at the
4o it. 81 mn ms THOR A TH6RoN IN hi.
a7th year. Funeral from the above al
dress on Saturday. June 20. al nm.
WAIVER. Departed this life Friday june
beloved wife of CLAYTON Wanzer ami
mother of George. Wilson. Louise Clayton
Sd and I sts. s-w. Notice of funeral later
wHELAN. wedne-day June. % 1895, AT
80 PIT al, a, GeorgGt3wn Cnlversity Ho--
-: NV. beloved husband Of Gertrude e.
Wheian {nee Donoghuel. Funeral from
80 d m. thence to -. Aloysius Church
where requiem mass will he SAID at
sttenj NoTth Yaisima. Wash WASH and r4F New
York papers please COpy.i 25'
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TEACHERS TO MARRY.
Eastern High Instructors Will
Wed Tomorrow.

Two Eastern High School teachers
are to be married at the Church of
the Sacred Heart tomorrow They
are Joseph l.. Kochka, PIT Linworth
place southeast, OF the business prac-
hce department, and Miss Mary l..
Murray, 1917 Farragut street, of the
history department. The couple will
be married tomorrow morning at
O'Clock, and have laid plans 10 spend
tneT honeymoon on a yacht cruising
up and down the Chesapeake Bay.
Miss Murray was Il graduate of the
school in 1912 and has been promi-
nent in the alumni association.
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WOODBRIDGE REELECTED
Advertisers Change Name of Or

PHILADELPHIA, June % 1P-
After re-electing c. X. Woodbridge,
New York, as president, changing its
name to the international Advertising
Association and selecting Denver as
next years meeting place, the twenty
second annual convention of the Assoc
ciated Advertising Clubs of the World
came to a close yesterday.
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gin Memortaill.

BRONAUGH. Sweet, is the memory u oG7
ar daughter and sister EVELYN who
1916 THE FAMILY.
BRONAUGH. Sacred 10 the memory of our
dear SON Bro. DODSON REVERE. who
19Geen BY 1901 Ie15 Us twenty i'e years ds0
HIS MOTHER. SARAH BRoNAUGH
BROWN. Sacred to the memory OF our
BROWN. Who entered into eternal rest one
year ago TO-DAY. June -. 1870
This day brings back sad memories
OF our loved one gone TO rest
And those who thinks OF her TODAY
Are those who loved her best.
Sleep on my beloved
May the angels guide you Mutu we met
BURROUGHS In sad hut loving, memory
of my dearly beloved son, LEONARD l.
BURROCGHS. who was taken from Us 80
suddenly three years ago today. June %,
19"3.
one who was dearest one who was best
God grant you. dear Leonard. sweet.
peaceful rest.
Gone from the heart you made happy
Gone TO the home where all things are
HIS % TIMELY Ely MOTHER. lola BUR
RoUGHS.
CARTER. Sacred 70 the memory OF my
dear mother. ELLEN :. CARTER. who
left ME SIX Years ago today. June 70
1890
Mamma. Just one word or smile from thee
Would me AN more than all this world to me
Loved in life remembered in death
LOVING DAUGHTER. LILLE A. FDITN
CURRY. In remembrance of KATHERINE
CURRY of Louisiana. who died IN 1875
SALLY ,E BILL, Who af qIed 1881: ARD his
Hf H. r NSLlf KfI iFE RES54EF
HoS ACker st y f.
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Bombs Wound Five.

PARIS. June % LP).-A IIavas dis
patch from Sofia, Bulgaria. says that
four bombs We're thrown in the town
of Petritch. five persons being wound
ed. The bombs were hurled by two
unidentified persons, who escaped.
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ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES.


A benefit garden party will be given
by Bethany Chapter, No. "a. at 5000
Enghth street. commencing at
o'clock, In case of rain the party Will
be held tomorrow at the same place
and hour.
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Deatts.

BARTLETT. Thursday. June = 1875. at
loved husband of Anna Z. BARTLETT NEE
Whelanl funeral from rom The he above rest,
Mount OliVet Cemetery.
BONlFANT. THURSDAY. June "a. 1929, at
SaFs o. 4. T5aiils,o RoS5SHST
Ier "e MIs %ii am : 5 $s9Senal s" 81 sso
ave, Silver Spring. Nd. on SATURDAY..
c Sns S6 s wooasde ad at
and relatives invited to attend
BRANCH. suddenly; on THURSDAY. jun, "a
NV. r. BELL. BRANcH Funeral serv-
IS. at 80 PIN JIM InteTment a. St Johns
Cemetery. Howard County. Nd. Saturday
morning, June 90.
BKiTT0N suaadenIyi on THURSDAY Ts June
lane. Chevy chase. Md ALEXANDER. be
S srs n chuSh
on Saturday. June 20. at $50 pm.
CANTWEH. Friday =, morn il,E;v, June %
r. BELOVED ESofH ha sAMns Of GAS Nrs saah
Gantwe and fa,hsr Of EnoGh No,d and
denee ,65 Maryland IRON ms nse 1
con Ekon s9a
CROSS. Suddenly, on June 25, 1925; at the
Ill AeH 9th beloved husband SAdH a Minnie ETH
Cross and father 81 Aise NJ Lucy and
Notice of funeral later
DAGGs. Tuesday. June 2. 1926. at 40
nary Rfr DHGG tin Of The
late Rev John r. and Oracle. smith; be-
loved wife Of the late Robert bags 7s,s
from the Zion Baptist Church. + st. be
tween 30 a ann a. fts sw Reg Wash
invited to attend.
Rest. sweet spirit. rest. 25'
DAGGs: The Golden Leaf Whispering t.p Hope
M aaA June a. pace E9 7en Baptist
chusTR $. hetSfen p snd T fss
MARIE L. JOHNSON. sec'y.
ECKDALL. Thursday. June -. 1926. at
945 pm. at n, her residence, Az 9th st;
Funeral from, Fifteenth Street Christian
fhs ends sna resSes VT at
at Congressional Cemetery.
dsdssisr a sa S1EsiF e so sss
mains resting at the W: Ernest Jarvis Go.
IS, at pm. from the Mount Airy .Bap-
tist Church. l. st. between LIST and North
Capitol SITS. NV.
FLEMING. Departed this life June 20.
1926. at Garfield HOSPITAL, WILL FLEM
ING. Remains resting at Wesley Wash
ave NV. until 10 O'Clock. Saturday. June
20 Funeral services will be held Sunday
June 81. at his home in South Carolina.
GREELAND. June "a 1926 at Detroit
Mich. TRINA. beloved wife Of William
apa sauss Ne,c OF d Pr M
HEWITT. Wednesday. June %. 1926.
ARTHUR W. HEWITT. Remains resting
@SoI 14th st. nv Services at the i. II.
Hines. Co. funeral parlor Saturday, June
20. at l pm.
LEE. Wednesday, June 80 1926. at 6:1O
|, pm. WILLIAM +. LEE, son of the late
John and Henrietta Lee, father of Edith
Franco and Mercedes Skinner and brother
of Elizabeth M. Lee and Estelle Lee. Fu-
neral from bis late residence. 1924 y Ct
and friends inyitsd. - 2As
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The Ladies' Aid Society of Congress
street NJ. f. Church will give gar
den party from : to 10 o'clock on the
lawn in front of the parsonage, 1895
Thirty-first street. Proceeds for benefit
of the parsonage fund:
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Carn Of Thanks.

GREEN. We wish 10 extend our sincere
thanks and appreciation To our relatives
and friends for their kindness and sym
pathy and floral tributes az the death of
my mother. LAURA V. GREEN.
ALBERTA GREEN.
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Temple Chapter. No. Is, will have d
lawn fete tomorrow evening at corner
of Eleventh and f. streets northeast.
The chapter will hold its closing meet
ing for the summer on June 20.
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Red Triangle Outing club will have
a moonlight party and dance at its
clubhouse. Bring supper. Coffee viii
be furnished.
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Lebanon Chapter. No. % Q. j.. s..
will give moonlight garden party,
$50 o'clock, at Thirteenth and *
streets. To be repeated tomorrow at
same place and hour.
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TONIGHT.

The Writer'S League OF Washington
will meet, $ o'clock, III Mount Pleas
ant Public Library.
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Born.

POSTER. june 70 1926 at 81 Anns
daughter. FRANCES PATRICIA born 10
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank h. Foster thee Ethel
Pearson.
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CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Lodge, Chapter II. o. r.. ., accom-
panied by the Star Club, Will hold It's
annual picnic at Marshall Hall tomor-
row. Steamer Macalester's regular
schedule.
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The Delaware State Society picnic,
original scheduled for June II, ana
postponed on account Of weather con
ditions, is set for tomorrow.
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LOST.

LOST.
ANGORA CAT--vicinity OF Sth and Ritten-
house sts;. Tuesday. half-grown male raccoon
Wara ca ADAMS dsH~ s sSss O"'hy tail
right E front ioG,t white: missing, since Sun
ward . is25 Vermont ave ave- NJ Frank Saeoil ne
BREASTPIN, gold. 3 petals with pearl in
center, between 9th and Sc. through
Capitol grounds To Census Office, Rewar
CAMEO PIN-Jnne "a, corner of New Hamp.
shire aye. and You st. near Congressional
Hampshire ave. Apt. zoo, Mrs. Hannis Tay
lor.
COAT, navy blue. red lined. gray fur collar,
out Of machine Wednesday night. SIG. X
coLL1EmBrown and white. Wednesday, an
1925 Morse st. ne.
COLLIE-White, male: ears and left side of
face brown, answers 70 Scott; lost between
Br Gal iso Beisnts Nd and Washington
COLLIE PUPPY. male. . months old, black
mark on tail; collar and tag; reward. 3424
CUFF BUTTON-Gold. with monogram; vi
Gin entity 18TH st. ana IHs reservoir Reward Call
ESKIMO SPITZ-White; answers TO name of
"Sarto"'; Tuesday. night about 1890. Re-
ward If returned TO 1889 Georgia ave.
FUR. NECKPIECE--Hudson Bay sable about
tener broken: can identity Reward to find.
er. Phone North a23.
GLASSES-Shell-rim trimmed; Thursday pm. he
tween 9Th and B SITS. s.w. and 18th and Pa.
ave. Owners name on card in case Return
e c,D Building. Govt. Hotel Reward +.
k Rev Address Box $500. ss STAR oftiee 20
KNIVES (2l taken from Tech High locker
w. w. Burns. pa Ouray Bldg.
PANAMA HAT. gentleman's. Wednesday
afternoon. between corner 18th and NJ SITS
and Metropolitan Club. Reward. Telephone
Theta Sigma; pearl. sapphlre setting: prob
ably on bus EDFELDT. Main Si60.
P1N-Easserns Star tar 81, eengEaysd On back: m
E. s EYE South bsSeea sae June
RING, OF KEYs-Reward. 227 9th St. e.
RTNG-Class ring of Miller Manual Labor
ward; A. f, 'cartright' AIS Maryland
SMALL ADDRESS BOOK. neighborhood 9th
and Eye ne. or Capital Traction car: re-
ward. Hopkins. Main 617. go
sPECTACLEs. tortoise she'll. in case. Wed
eeiaSba 4a4oW se SsSson ian ns s'e ses
UMRRELLA--Green silk. on Mt. Pleasant
st. car: Wednesday evening. Curtis Publish
ing CO. 40 st. ne.
VANITY CASE. silver, and purse. Sunday:
probably on Georgia ave. car. Tel COL 100
VANITY. sterling silver. with monogram
IN B." Please, return to 504 L ct. ne,
Line. 1885: reward.
WATCH. white. gold: rectangular shape
s saes Sslo oi f sss SGsn s u isos q
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Royal Arcanum day will be cele-
brated with a picnic in Rock Creek
Park tomorrow. There will be athletic
events, music and drills. All mem
bers and friends invited
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The first annual excursion of the
alumni association and friends of the
Lewis Hotel Training School will be
q sail down the river in a chartered
boat tomorrow at 2:30 pm. from mu-
niciDaI WharVeS.
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The League for the Larger Life will
hold its field day meet at its country
place at Mount Washington tomorrow.
beginning = pm. Land and water
SnOrtS.
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=, j, epar,e" w LIE .,.ine IaejpS
Sheriff ave. ne. MARY OWENS She
leaves to mourn her loss four sisters. two
hrothers. one grandson. Funeral from
Church of the Incarnation Saturday. June
20, at q ann
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lONDER. Friday. June - 1926. GEORGE
r. beloved son OF the late George II. and
Natalie MOnder. Funeral from the resi-
deu"e of his sister. Mrs. Rosa Bacon. 14l0
North Capitol st on Monday. June IS AZ
pm. Relatives and friends invited.
lnterment Rock Creek Cemetery ~"
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NEWELL. Thursday. June "a 1925. at his
residence 500 Phelps pl. NV. ROGER
SHERMAN NEWELL. beloved son of Mr.
and Mrs, Frederick II. Newell. Notice OF
services later.
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OWENS. Cali meeting Of the Aux 2O-.
ton Friday evening O'Clock for the
death of Mrs MARY OWENS. 4615 sheriff
rd: District AUX. No. .. requested 10
attend
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gold. rectangular shane.
fhgree work. initials on
fleaee Neun 70 1909 =
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1471 IRVING ST. NV.

1471 IRVING ST. NV.
One square from Arcadia Market. nv;
Shen saa esafa Bath s4o month
2426 10Th ST. NV.
four "ft%s rooms. reception hall and bath. newly
decorated. Exceptionally largo Foon''
3618 CONNECTICUT AVE.
Of two rooms. Kitchen; 6ath, and and .c.sSs rsssp-
Hitchen. Hc e' bath. reception hall. double rear
porch. SEQ.
1924 CONNECTICUT AVE.
Three ne'' rooms. kitchen and bath. $50 to
$4o month.
322O WISCONSIN AVE.
One ROOM ktchsG sna Ss.b BATH SsS; e sSc TSo
newly newly decorated.
1921 EUCLID ST. NV.
One square ir9m Central - High Ga1 sfnool fss9
rooms roo s With porch. $3.50 month.
ZIG 11th ST. NV.
csss. ap Of iEas ;t5sss
ness. nea 0Ssa Janitor 'IsS service. t $75 month.
Gil 10th ST. NV.
Two rooms kitchen and bath. h.-wh..
elec.. S35 to $46 month.
54O6. CONNECTICUT AVE.
one-half square from circle. Front apt;
of four rooms and bath newly papered
and painted.
1916 KALORAMA RID. NV.
Four rooms and bath. porch newly dec
GRATED. $40 month.
28O7 18th ST. NV.
End floor; 2 rooms, kitchen and bath;
N. L. SANSBI
1418 Eye St. NV.
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1888 COLUMBIA RID.
Two rooms, kitchen
and bath.
Rental. $3.50.
II. L. RUST COMPANY.
1901 18th st. NV.
Main 6SSS.

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rooms: bsb bssb AND and poeh ssS9 1888
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THE WOODBINE,

THE WOODBINE,
27th & CATHEDRAL AVE.
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decorated. Corner bldg. All outside
rooms.
1861 PARK RID. NV.
AN Neg; s. to to Hchsn G MT 5as Rss:nd and
ception ;ai hall. very Very reasonable rent.
GAS LONGFELLOW ST. NV.
bdHxp ,ust IL 6 Pdsso ssorss
kitchen. bath and reception hall. SAT 90.
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732 PARK RID. NV.
Ing e room Hs4o to a5 $50 4%e rooms, % 81 Gtch.
en- and bath with porch, $3.50.
THE BERLIN,
7 IOWA CIRCLE NV.
HsSen sns a0STR Ss.s fso4t Two PS TS0
kitchen and bath. $40 month.
1000 NEWTON ST. NE.
..a seq and aD's SIS Five mens nsta
heat. electricity.
3117 GEORGIA AVE. NV.
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1878 IRVING ST. NV.
Apt Of seven rooms and bath. with
garage; hotwater heat. elec.: tenant fur
nishes heat: $50 month.
300 WARDER ST. NV.
Excellent corner apartment. New, One
square from Soldiers Home Park. Two
rooms. kitchen. bath and reception" hall.
$55 month.
Try CO., INC,
Phones Main 5oO3-4-5.
Evening star., 1926-12-04

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cupancy-New five-story elevator build
ings: tile baths. built-in fixtures.
e.. Ill., Ill., rec rec b b. E. s5s5o to g.
MARYLAND CoURTS-9th and MD. AVE.
N.E.-New five-story fireproof building.
Ready for. occupancy about Dec; Is.
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3 rooms. Kitchen and bath. $3.50
e24 14th ST. N.w.-3rd floor: five rooms
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THE sUNBURY 1912 M ST. NV
ToomS D. a ftehan and tbaath
decorated: rents Just reduced. ,oo
9 rms kit. and bath. $4,000
1924 CONN. AVE. NV rooms. kit. it, and nd
afoci Room and setmi::private bath: 80. 5000
CHALFoNTE. 211e P ST. NV. near Du-
pont Circle.
z rooms and bath; :;t t..........Ss 'oo oo
5 rooms kitchen and bath. $50
4 rooms kitchen and bath $500
1912 VERNON ST Nw2 s4s S 5S0ms s.a tst:hso ssa s
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1915 BELMONT ST. NV rooms. kitch, h
en- and bath. ....... .ooooo
I'LL COL. RD. N.W.-2 rooms. kitchen and
bath ....:,.;::,..'' 2n 20 20
I room and bath. i. JU.UO
1921 BELMONT ST. N.w-Apartments just
redecorated. Dining alcove with table and
benches: 2 rooms. kit. and bath. $3.50
1860 N. H. AVE. NV rooms. kitchen & en-
ZOO LAMONT ST. NV rooms. kit. and
bath -. o4o.oo
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