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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-11-03
{ EXPLAIN POWER
OF WH|PPET

The nationwide demonstration OF
the ability OF the Whippet. the
new, European type light car pro-
duced by WlIlys.Overland. to aver.
ager better than so miles to the
gallon of gasoline, and 10 show q
developed power 100 per cent In
excess of its rated power, has
brought forth a general question as
20 what constitutes the reason for
this efficiency.
In statement Just given to tho
press by A, ], Baker, chief en-
ginser of WHY'S. Overland, Inc. at
Toledo. he says:
The explanation of the efficiency
OF the Whlppet IL simply this: In
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-11-03
f.12 SPANISH PLoTTERs
ARRESTED IN FRANCE

( PERPIGNAN. France. Nov. -
Twenty eight mure alleged pIotters
against the Spanish governTnent
were arrested today. making Il total
Of li2 taken Into custody rinCe
yesterday. Police stated they has
confiscafed considerable aTnTnnni
tion.
The alleged plot was discovered b.
the Paris police after the arrest d
1 number 81 Spanish anarchists last
week.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-11-03

Foreign cars have compression
ratios materially above the 4:44 10
ratio given FOR the Whlppat. but
Ethe WhIppet compensation ratio Ii
the largest III the AmarIcan-b
lixht car field. There n marked
tendency shown BY American en-
eineera Cd increase the compression
ratio, thereby increasing the efficf-
ency and securing greater mileage
Ref gallon of fuel.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-11-03
Coolidge FeIicitatss Panama

President Coolidge today sent q
message OF friendship and good
will to President Chiari, OF Panama
ON the occasion OF Panama indie,
pendence Day.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-11-03

An Ohio inventor has developed
an imitation leather. closely re
sembIing the genuine. from which
waterproof shoes can be nodded In
oFe piece,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-11-03
Auto Eugineers Ingenious

Even now the job of the automo-
tive engineer has just started, whit
beck claimed in mentioning one OF
the greatest mechanical improve
ments since the introduction OF the
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-10-05

Including finelytaLored serge wOrsteds, casmeres, g
unfinished uUOrsteds and cheUots in both single ~
and double breasted models Alterations free of charge
couldn't help finding the he's been wanting
fabric and coloring You'll find sack for the
models flare coIeg
conceivable plain plaids, mixtures Do
getting sizes eveyb
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ARLINGTON GO /.
NEWS BRIEFS

ARLINGTON COUNTY, Oct. ST.
Miss Margaret Rees. daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. ". A. Rees, of Clar.
endon. was chosen Miss Airing
ton" to represent Arlington county
at the Sesquicentennial exposition.
More than 500 persons filled Odd
Fellows Hall to it's capacity last
night to see the winner among so
contestants. Due to the crowd the
full pageant, directed by Mrs. SADIE
Catherine Coles, could not be
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-10-05

pleted, according to an announce
ment by Fletcher Kemp, county
superintendent, today, and indica-
tions are that the building will be
ready within ten days.
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why not assure yourself that when
it comes time to go homo In the
evening yeu will have q home to 70
to that yOu-can call your own? Why,
because you own. II you feel that
way see what the Times and Herald
classified ads have to offer you in
available homes for sale.
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carried out. but the contestants
marched around the hall, which
was decorated with cut flowers col
lected for the flower show Wnlcn
preceded the contest.
Miss Rees as Miss Arlington
will ride upon the float represent
ing Arlington county as the gate.
way to the South in the parade on
October Ia, Virginia Day. and
October ~ in the American Legion
parade. The judges were j. c.
Byars, jr.. of the Washington
Times Herald. J. T. Bergman. and
j. II. Rhodes, of Washington.
The committee announced today
that David r. Collins, of Livingston
Heights. will represent Ariinston
county's business man on the float
while George X. Kicker, of Ashton
Heights, will take the role OF the
Southern Colonel.
There will be a special executive
committee meeting of the Airing
ton County Republican Committee
Thursday night at the courthouse
for formulating plans for carrying
on the campaign for a Republican
Congressman for the Eighth Con-
gressional District. Col. J. G. Pep
per. county chairman. will preside.
Installation of officers OF the
George Washington Chapter Demo-
lay will be the principal business
at the meeting in the Masonic
Temple, Clarendon, tonight. Of
ficers to be installed are George
M. Cook, master councillor: r. T.
Sheppard, senior councillor and
George Hohein, junior councillor.
Major E. w. r.. Ewing, of Ball
ston, will be the principal speaker
at a special meeting of the Mems
Club of the Cherrydale Methodist
Church, tonight at o'clock.
Arrangements for the opening of
the new Robert E. Lee school house
at Leeway are being rapidly COM
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-10-05

ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY
IN A LETTER made public
yesterday the Archbishop of
Canterbury refused to denOunce
all methods of birth control as
necessarily sinful and declared
that much was dependent upon
the circumstances involved and
methods employed.
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Special Sale of Mems
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Major E. w. r. Ewing, of Ball
ston, will be the principal speaker
at a special meeting of the Mems
Club of the Cherrydale Methodist
Church, tonight at o'clock.
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300 Well Tailored Topcoa

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Arrangements for the opening OF
the new Robert E. Lee school house
at Leeway are being rapidly COM
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-10-30
The American Jungle
COZ the Series Labor in Literature)
By v. F. CALVERTON

dominant Our factories produce for profit Pub
rid food that yields profit Is better than pure food
that brings loss Cheap Ingredients that ruin
stOmachs are bettsr than good ingredients that
strengthen musele-Af the former bring greatsr
y1sh. And. therefore. we must inauguarats
health boards and health commissions to prevent
our manufacturers from poisoning the public.
Before 1906 however, there were no Pure Food
laws Of any consequence, and the poisoning Of the
public was procedure that had no legal limits-
The appearance Of The Jungle in that year was q
revealing and exciting thing It alarmed the
American readers. Aiming at their hearts. hs
hit their bellies, Sinclair confessed Even TheO-
dore Roosevelt was aroused. The meat-trusts
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Portrait Bust by the Swedish Sculptor Carl Eadh.
were exposed. A Pure Food Law was passed.
People would longer be forced to devour the
flesh of animals diseased and putrid The belly
had announced an anatomical revolt against un-
restricted capitalism.
This fragment from The Jungle viii illustrate
why the book had such sweeping effect upon
the American people.
There was, for instance a Lithuanian who
was a cattle butcher for the plant where
Martha had worked which killed meat for
canning only; and to hear this man describe
the animals which came to his place would
have been worth while for a Dante or lola.
1t seemed that they must have agencies all
over the country, to hunt out old and Grip
pied and diseased cattle to be canned. There
cattle which had been fed on "whiskey
malt" the refuse of the breweries. and had
become what the men called 'steerly-which
means covered with boils. 1t was nasty
job killing these, for when you plunged your
knife into them they would burst and splash
foul-smelling stuff into your face; and when
mans sleeves were smeared with blood and
his hands STEPPED in it, how was he to wipe
his face, or to clear his eyes so that he could
see? 1t was stuff such as this that made the
SAuDdlmSu Do6L IudI udu hllleu several times
as many United States soldiers as all the
bullets of the Spaniards only the army beef,
besides, not fresh canned, it was old stun
that had been lying for years in the cellars"
Then there Durhams, the famous packing
house:
"Deyyled' ham was made out Of the
waste ends Of smoked beef that were too
small to be sliced by the machines; and also
tripe, dyed with chemicals so that it would
show white; and trimmings of hams and corn
ed beef; and potatoes, skins and all; and
finally, the hard cartilaginous outlets OF beef,
after the tongues had been cut out All this
ingenious mixture was ground up and flavor
ed with spices to make it taste like some
thing. Anybody who could invent a new imi-
tation had been sure OF fortune from old
Durham, said Jurgis' informant; but 1t was
hard to think Of anything new in a place
where so many sharp wits had been at work
for so long; and where men welcomed tuber-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-25

didly located bldg. - One-half square from
Dupont Circle. Two. rooms. kitchen.
sn usoniast rG fs; So rs month.
1929 7th. sT-corner yaTnum st. nd Excel Ss Il
With shower reception hall al, one sb APT pbo1 9i
e Very fes apt, f Souses 0 Should Be seen
THE GLENpowER. 81 9th ST. ,NE.-Front
&C., oe. st. Z, h $50 r %onsh. anu 01'"' "'
able apt. OF six rooms and bath.
THE wo2DB B;t S7 MooS;.v cH 9TH ogad
sue s caf RsSssn snd aps 81
rooms and bath: all outside rooms: splen-
did apis. for Army and Navy people.
73e PARK RID. Nw-Apts. of two. rooms.
and D0rh Dss 81 BED y w
dressing room. kitchen and bath. ,
from Soldiers Home. Excellent fve-room
apts. All outside rooms: splendid loca-
ton. Very reasonable rents.
1920 WISCONSIN AvE.l,Apts: of two
bath: S35 month.
I
Apt of three rooms kitchen and bath
s45 month. Porch: newly decorated.
54os CONN. AvE.-Nr, Chevy Chase Cir;
Gle. Three rooms. kitchen. bath and
$50 month. Two rooms. kitchen. bath
and porch: $40 month.
oln rooms and bath ss75o 'a and S45 month.
Now being decorated. Hot-water heat;
janitor service.
1913, 18th. sT.-splendid location: New
hall and bath with porch: $57 so. Cor
ner apis. $50. All outside rooms.
eo35 18th. sT-An excellent BLDG: one half
square from Central High School. Apis.
of exceptionally large rooms. Four rooms
and bath: 5000 to SO month.
THE RoCKLEDGE. e45s Goth ST. NV" W,
Park: Apt. Of one room. reception hall
and bath. non-hou sskeeping, Two rooms.
kitchen. reception hall. bath corner apt;
One room. reception hail. kitchen and
bath: front apt. All newly decorated.
Elevator service. Resident manager.
THE BERLIN. IOWA CIRCLE NV
Apis of, three rooms and bath: $40.
DoRsTAN HALL, 1900 GEORGIA AVE
In Ssuls Addition. New bldg. Apis. OF
four rooms bath s p1renssi cedar cedar, closets
n. L. SANSBl
l4lS Eye Street NV.
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downtown depts:. Exceilen apts. Of liv
ing ing, ROOM % secept tic hall fessing room
foyer and Bath SO to sen nree RESIDENT
mgr. on premises.
71a 18th ST. N.w.-splendid downtown 10.
esdence Five u rosms and lDf bst inehs w aa
cleo: janitor service.
1877 P ST. N.w-Four. rooms and bath
with, or without porch S55 and $50
month.
l4sl GIRAEp ST: Available Oct;
hst, , Excellent apss4 of five rooms and
14 s,c5 MAR IVA So,t 9t one
1891 EUCLID ST. Nw.-one SQUARE from
poreh $50 'S and se Sar rooms 0a'n anu
1924 CONN. AvE.-n Cleveland Park.
hsll and bath: $50 Month cHt Three eG fooms,
kitchen reception hall and bath: S75
rooms. Kitchen and bath: modern bldg
$50 month.
sloo wARDER ,sT.-In new, corner bids;
fo1r and bath 500 sG ssS
ss Ss to sS5. f Hsassd By Ho oil ana 0A'n
THE WILTON 1891 nth sT-Most rea-
en- and bath; $50. Four rooms and bath.
1851 PARK RID. N.w.-Two doors from Mt
Pleasant st. Modern bldg. Apis. of two
exceptionally large rooms. kitchen. recep-
ton hall and bath 1918 month.
THE GREENSBORO. 1914 18th ST. NV
depts;; All ap.s. newly decorated. Three
and four rooms and bath elevator: resi-
dent mgr Very reasonable rents.
i47I IRVING sT.---Most convenient loca:
ton in the city. Two rooms. kitchen and
bath: 500 month
"426 10th ST-Apts. in detached bldg. fac
ing Mintwood st. Excellent location.
Four very large rooms: reception hall and
bath: exceptionally large closets. All
s11 10th ST. N.w.-Central downtown. One
apt. second floor: four rooms and bath;
1918 CONNECTICUT AvE-Three rooms
and bath: $50. Newly decorated. Apt.
of two rooms. kitchen and bath recep-
ton hail. double rear porch; $50 month
1878 IRVING ST. N.w.-Apt in two-family
bldg; Six rooms and bath h VIII. cleo.
Try CO.. INC,
Phones Main s903-4-S.
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as NwWElev H1o" and s%iichboard service;
e1 roems Rt rec On hall sna bath
l room. kit, rec; hall and bath paw 20 n''
ss15:s1 .soSN: AVE-. READY READY a AnorT
ar H. rec rec h h. b bath s5 so 10 Sc sas 3"
MARYLAND CoURTs-9,h AND ND. AVE.
Ready for OCCUPANCY about Soy S., lst.
rooms Kitchen anu pain :ssSSSS,5o to $3.50
S' %Esr ON oF cow: Ave- Il oRbWA%,;
mel cleTeand Park anu Convenient location
rooms. Kitchen and bath. ...... $3.50
1908 CONN. AVE NV rooms. kitchen
and bath 9o''''
1900 18th ST NV rooms. kitchen ID and nd
bath, porch -....-... 'Sloo.oo
THE sUNBURY. 12I2 NJ ST. N.w.-Down-
town apartment building: s.o
2 rooms. d. a.. kitchen and bath .S31 90
1 room. kitchen and bath. .-.. 37.0O
Ell DEL. AVE. sw.-New building. close
to Capitol rooms. kitchen. rec, hall al
IN" Too Sa'n kit. rec. hali ard bath $50
$3.50 l. ST Nw-All apartments being re-
decorated; rents Just reduced.
:, rms. kit and bath $4,000 to $3.50
1924 Conn AVE. NV rooms and
i ' room and bath. ............... 1000
CHALFONTE. 2116 p ST. NV. near Du:
pont Circles rooms. kitchen and
nath .%uu'uuu
. rooms. kit. and bath. ......... $500
1912 VERNON ST. NV rooms. kitchen
1921 BELMONT ST. N.W-All apartments
being redecorated. Dining alcove with
l room. d. a. kit. e. bath. S37 80
$50 LAMONT ST NV rooms. kit. and
bath .............. $50 90
| CHRIsTIANA 7O4 NJ ST. N.W.-5 rooms
ana pain .o1O.Oo
, I1o7 ST. NV rooms and bath. $4,000
1904, COL, RID. NV rooms kitchen
| o062 r. I. AVE. N.E.-3 rooms kit. and
Oatn .VoO'UV
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
CONVENIENT
APARTMEN
$42.5O to $3.50.

Delightfully."- situated in handsome FlREPROOt eight
story building 18th Massachusetts, Largesivng
dressing tiled BATH we'll equipped kchenette Murphy
bun bed old English finish oak and DOORS builtn tubs
refrieerators installed ventlatng SYSTEM our
telephone elevator service resident
and other features. Open daily for your inspection.
LONDON HALL.
1888 18th Street NV
BOSS & PHELPS,
1417 X St. Main $780,
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KEW GARDENS. 9th AND QUE SITS. NV.
Refined apartment. having sUltcnboS-'i
service cafe: resident manager on prem
ises. = rooms. kit. d. a. and bath, 500 90.
room. kit. and bath. .......... $3.50
THF NEWARK. 1881 NEWARK o. NV
corner of Wisconsin ave.-Brand-new
apartment. having elevator and safe sery-
are. ' Ready "EH' about about Oct. 18th.
:, rooms. kit. and bath. $500 to So! so
l445 OAK ST. N.w-Between 18th and
18th Just north of Meridian. Rents ~
tremely reasonable. 3 rooms. d. a., kit
and bath. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. $4,000
THE EDNoR. 21ls p ST. NV. 1 square
from f Dupont C,rcAp nnd mem N
THE sEAToN. $50 r. l. AVE. N.w.-Most
reasonable rent. rooms. r. H.. kitchen
three apis available Oct lst.
" rooms kit. & bath. $4,000 and $3.50
THE HUNTINGTON. .715 14th ST. NV
rooms. rec. hall and bath. ... $500
1861 n. II. AVE. NV. JUST BELOW
DUPONT CIRCLE rooms. kitchen and
) rooms. kitchen and bath ...... $500
THE MARINE. 18Th AND BELMONT SITS.
N.W.--Five- story fireproof apartment build
ing; elevator service: near Central High
school 4 rooms. kitchen and bath. 500 90
3 rooms. kitchen and bath. $500
" rooms. kitchen and bath. .... 1850
80 NEWTON ST. NV rooms r h
d. a.. kitchen and bath 80
room. d. a.. kit. DIR. rm. and b.. 1000
:1s4 FLA. AVE. Nw-3 rooms. kitchen
:. rooms. kitchen and bath. ..... 4" SO
1875 MINTWOOD PL. NV rooms rec.
hal IL md hail
1850 PARK RID Nw-s rooms. bath.
142s CLIFTON ST. Nw-e rooms. kit
and bath, porch ............. $4,000
LAFAYETTE-.6O7 9TH ST N.w.-3
rooms. kitchen and bath. S35 90
1906 LANIER PL. N.w-3 rooms. kit. d. a.
bath and pOrcn. 0.OO
1861 ,GIRARD ST. NV rooms. kit. and
pain -; 49,, ,,, 500 w "
40 18th ST. N.E.-New building ready
Oct. 15 containing Groom kit. bath
apartments. $4,000 to S47.6O
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THE CRESTHILL.
4S Apartments-4 Vacant.
1890 Belmont St. NV.
A recently completed Apartment House of high-class
construction located high elevation and adjacent
Meridian Park.
Tigh-Cass Appointments.
Elevator Service
Heated by Oil
Storage Space.
Incinerator
Have to be to be apprecated
rooms, reception hall and bath. $3.50 Mo-
rooms, reception hall and bath porch 5000 Mo-
rooms, reception hall and bath Including large
porches of iron and concrete construction) $3.50 Mo-
MOORE & HILL INC,
Main 1l74 $50 18th ST. NV.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

APARTMENTS INTERESTED APARTMENTS1 INTENSIFIED
GEO. w. LINKINS, 1873 DE SALES ST MAIN 1010O
600 10th Street NV. PIG kalorama Road NV
Fhepoof Building ew rion
his
on. ~ ''i--' Wv 263O Adams Mill Road NV
4 tn.
1880 Street NV. room and bath 1000
rooms and 1920 Connecticut Avenue NV.
n
2l27 P Street NV. rooms kitchen and bath ~
and bath bath go" 1920 California Street NV
Ali End Street Sc. 3 rooms and bath $50"
and bath large porch sSoo 1745 Kalorama Road NV.
on+Lc $4:5o $4,000
$4,000 1905 Massachusetts, Ave. NV
74O 9th Street NV rooms ana PAIN '~''
eroou. SO2 2st Street NV.
''''
l44o lIrard Street NW. Ills NV.
no a 5,no
1916 9th Street NV. II s Street NE
anba
1O7 18th Street NV. 2lH q St NV.
bath. 4rooms& 2..so
GET OUR APARTMENT FOR RENT LIST.
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1851. GIRARD ST. .N.w.-.Available Oct.
LIST. Excellent apis. of five rooms and
bath with porch: SIS.
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THE EDNOR. 21ls p ST NV. square
feet condition 3 rooms and bath. $50 .oo
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l445 OAK ST. .N.w.--Between 18th and
18th lust north of Meridian. Rents ex
tremey reasonable. 3 rooms. d. a., kit.
and bath. SOD .OO
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NEW FOUR-STORY FIREPROOF BUILDING
THE COOLIDGE,
300 Wisconsin Ave
Opposite National Cathedral.
The highest and most heahfu location in Washington;
excellent view large and airy rooms all modern
fences.
One with Murphy bed dressing room, kitchen and
bath, $3.50 to $40
Two rooms. kitchen and bath, $50 to SIS.
Three rooms kitchen and BATH sos So
Large reception halls large Closets hardwood floors tiled
bath separate lockers. Convenient to schools,
churches lines and bus lines. Ring jantors bell
o resident manager Apt. 200
CLEVELAND 54S2
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THE SEATON. $50 r. 1. AVE. N.w.--Most
reasonable rent. rooms, r. h.. Kitchen
and bath ........... 500 90
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1924 CONN AvE-n Cleveland Park
Apt Of two rooms. kitchen. reception
hail and bath $50 month. Three rooms,
kitchen. reception hall and bath: SIS
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1877 ST. N.W-Four rooms and bath
with or without porch: S55 and $50
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945 LONGFELLOW ST-Apts of two
rooms. kitchen and bath: modern bldg
$50 month.
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THE GLENDOwER. 81 9th ST. .NE.-Front
apt. Of five rooms and bath: available
Oct LIST: $50 month.
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1910 CALIFORNIA = sT;--Cpnvenient to
ing. room reception hall, Wfessing room
With Murphy. bed: kitchen and bath;
foyer and bath: $50 to 500. Resident
mgr. on premises.
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Kitchen and bath: $40 month.
1921 EUCLID ST. N.w.-one square from
Central High. Four rooms. bath and
porch $50 and $50
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KEW GARDENS. 9th AND QUE SITS, wv.
Refined apartment. having sWitchboS II
ises :! rooms kit. d. a and bath, S55 90.
room kit and bath ...... 1850
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11Q 18th ST N.W.-Splendid downtown To-
cation. Apt. suitable for business and
residence. Five rooms and bath h.-w.h
cleo. janitor service.
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5435 CONN AVE. Nw-New building
:, rooms, kit. & bath $50 90 and S57 80
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rHF NEWARK. 1881 NEWARK a.. NV.
corner of Wisconsin ave.-Brand-new
apartment. having elevator and cafe serv-
are Ready about Oct. 18th.
rooms. kit. and bath $4,000 TO S6 80
3 rooms, kit and bath. ........ S5 on
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1918 CONNECTICUT AvE.-Three rooms
and bath: $50. Newly decorated. Apt.
of two rooms. kitchen and bath: recep-
tion hail. double rear porch; $50 month
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THE wooDBINE. 27th 4 CATHEDRAL
AVE-In beautiful Woodley Park. oppo-
site Cathedral Mansions. Apt, Of two
rooms. kitchen and bath: apis. Of four
rooms and bath: all outside rooms: splen-
did ants for ARMY and Navy people,
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B. F. SAUL CO.,
Main 21OO. OPS 18th St. NV.
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1890 MASS. AvE-One apt. in this splen
didly located bldg. One-half square from
Dupont Circle. Two rooms. kitchen
automatic lift; $40 month.
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1929 9TH ST.-Corner Varnum ct. Excel
with shower; reception hall. One apt. of
three rooms. kitchen and bath. with show;
Very few ant houses Should be seen.
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300 wARDER sT-In new corner bldg
Nr. Soldiers Home; Excellent apts; of
four rooms and bath: sos to $50; Two
rooms. kitchen. reception hall and bath :
$500 to S65. Heated BY oil.
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THE ASHLEY, oO3S 18th ST-very desir-
able apt of six rooms and bath.
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THE HUNTINGTON. "715 18th ST. NV
Most convenient location in the city.
rooms, rec. hall and bath. SIS 90
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
APARTMENT,
KITCHENETTE AND BATH.
HOTEL SERVICE.
S47.50.S65.00.
HOTEL ANNAPOLIS,
11th 18th SITS
MONMOUTH HOTEL.
1910 e C+rao+

1928 21st Street.
Three rooms, bath, 500.
Furnished quite elegantly and
different from the usual apart
ment house. Very light, sun in
every room, fronts two streets.
Excellent service.
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811 10th ST N.w.-Central downtown One
apt. second floor: four rooms and bath !:
$45 month.