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REASONABLE RENTS.
DESIRABLE
ENVIRONMENT.
A few choice apartments left
of two rooms and bath to six
rooms and two baths.
Modern building in choice,
quiet residential neighborhood.
2229 BANCROFT PL.
(West from Conn. Ave-, on S
St. to 23rd St. and half
block north
STONE g. FAIRFAX. INC,
8O4 18th st. NV.
Main 2424.
PORTER -ST. NV. NEAR CONNECTICUT
ave.-Modern: 3 rooms and bath: reason
635 Virginia ave: se:-Modern apartment
house: Just completed: all outside. airy
Excellent apartment for colored; 4 rooms
and and bs.h7 eth splendid condition and fine ioca
Money REALTY CO., INC,
72e 14.h St. Nv NH&ssl'0r'. Main 1890.
HARRY A. KITE, Inc,
Main 4846. 1914 K St. NV.
18th AND E. CAPITOL SITS.
3 rooms, dining alcove and
bath; rents, &2.50 to $45 per
month.
The above apartment is mod
ern. Heat, janitor service and
hot water furnished. Inspection
invited.
HARRY A. KITE, Inc,
Main 1916. 1914 K St. NV:
1747 CHURCH ST. NV.
Apt e essnsd ss5 s nclSdnrp 1nis pissac. ana
533 21st ST. NV.
Apt l5 psisd 'ses9 '9S %os;s sassn to b. r'''
1888 18th ST. NV.
Apt % floor: 70 aa1 available 1Sp April fp'o" qst. "
Apt Apt S SB r r AND AND B.: B. s% s% $$SS $$SS mo- mo-
N. Z. RYON CO., INC,
1923 ST. Main $3.50.
34lS 14th st. Columbia 1877.
S4o00-I9a3 35th 81. NV: MODERN
fve-room apartment.
.COLORED.
$3.50 10th st. NV: 2 and 8 rooms.
THOS. D. WALSH,
s15 11th st. wv. Main z56s.5e.
WAKEFIELD HALL,
New Hamp. Ave. and ".
Handsome S-story building.
Living rm., bkft. rm.. kit. and bath.
3 rooms bkft. r., kit. bath.
5 rooms and ] bath.
5 rooms and 2 baths.
Fireplace in large apartments.
Built-in beds in smaller apartments.
Phone. write call for plan and prices.
w. Fl. WEST COMPANY,
q16 18th ST. Main 1900
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WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS.

SiS Quintana pl n.w-Detached corner.
rooms and bath. porches. $4,000.
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1924 CONNECTICUT AVE.

Front apt, of four large rooms and bath.
trail High School.
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Cleveland Park near Rodman ST.: apt. OF
two rooms kitchen. reception hall and bath.
$50 and S55 month newly decorated. Also
two apts Of four rooms and bath: front
apts ST. so and S75 so month.
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RENT HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.
For COLORED.

Very attractive six-roOm and two-bath
home In best northwest section. Practically
new home. Rent reasonable
kAY-SCHNIDER-kAY CO.,
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Investment building .
Franklin 6l3.

1914 ARGONNE PL NV ROOMS. Till
bath. ami. porchcs. i'll perfect repair. built
in garage. $1,000.
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3302 18th st. n.w.---6 rooms tle bath.
anil. porchcs Just put in excellent re-
pair. $1,000.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

BRAND-NEw BUILDING. 372o. MACoMI
Park. just . blocks north of Mass. ave.
very desirable ants. of 9. rooms. reception
hall and tile bath: all bright. outside rooms
rentals. $500 and S57 80.
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1901 MASS. AVE.

1901 MASS, AVE.
Two rooms, kitchen, bath and
porch. Reasonable rents; "a
hour service. Telephone Frank
lin o842. Nina B. Tournier, Resi-
dent Manager.
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3510 Conn. ave. n.w.-6 rooms and bath
ami. beautiful condition. $500.
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1851 Montague st. n.w.-Beautifui de-
ta"hed semi bungalow. q rooms. two baths
ami, pOrches. garage. Lawn. $4,000. .
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

COLORED.
1901 St n.w.--2 rooms and bath partly
furnished: S21 a month. IL
MISSIONER. 25O1 PA AVE. N.W-AT-
tracGve rooms. kitchen. bath. porch. also
nrwly decorated English basement. 3 rooms.
kitchen hall priv ate entrance: ami Rea-
sonable North 3l92-W.
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Observation-Disclosures
Manager on Premises.

900 EYE ST. NV ROOMS AND BATH.
$4,000.
! Iowa Circle n.w.-3 extra large rooms
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Observation-Disclosures.
INSPECT THIS
Brand-New Building,
1SS5 18th Ct N w

INSPECT THIS
Brand-New Building,
2535 18th St. NV.
Front apt, of four large rooms and bath.
building lust completed: convenient to Cen
1924 CONNECTICUT AVE.
Cleveland Park near Rodman ST.: apt of
two rooms. kitchen reception hall and bath.
$50 and 500 month: newly decorated. Also
two apts. of four rooms and bath: front
apts.. S77.50 and S75 so month.
2426 10Th ST. NV.
Four rooms and bath: southern exposure:
very large rooms; most desirable apartment
building.
1908 KILBOURNE ST.
Three rooms and bath porch. new build
ing: $50 month.
1861 PARK RID. NV.
Two rooms. kitchen. reception hall and
bath: new building.
THE RODMAN,
Conn. Ave. and Rodman St.
One room kitchen. reception hall and
bath: second floor: porch; S45 month. Also
$50 month.
615 AND 6l7 + ST. NV.
-Four rooms and bath. $40 month.
GLENDOWER,
Fl 9th St. NE.
-Four rooms and bath $40.
800 B ST. NE.
Five rooms and bath: S67.5o month.
Available now.
RY CO., INC,
Phones Main 5903-4-5.
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1864 Columbia rd. NV. Apt, 23-2 rooms
reception hall. kitchen and bath: will re-
pair; $b5 90.
Apt. 43--4 rooms. reception hall and bath
facing ON Columbia rd.: $4,000.
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I4It MASS. AVE. NV large double. .
single. WcI furnished. comfortable rooms
,hluNaut baths. reasonable
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


Main 5057.
WA5KISG 'i5 M nI3T4NcE~, r. BATH, BATH
s%ry1ec " S'i q 50 0F'i iii 'o Mas XIV " '1'" ~
?023 4th ST. NE.
1 A. ith and ave nj nc : ,t6 outside drT;nn rooms
See 'anitor or cali Adams $3.50, ~
y. .,,opRinGEI70 ROOMS AND Pklv.ATr
hath in new detached home: blocks frnnI rem
Mo1roe ,''il' i, ne. PoL i7sa.W IS.
100 18TH ST EXCLUSIVE APARTMENT
sWtaair member Congress. DIPLOMAT: fou'
dg"cd unui October: redc'orated CleVe - ~
CENTRALLY LOCATED :,rd AND srs.
n.w.--3 rooms and tile bath> all outside.
OH ,2i c st NV -
ONE LARGE ROOM, KITCHENETTE AND
bath steam heat: hot water; $85. 1925
no. $40 ST. NV. r.. KITCHEN AND
No, 739 Rock Creek, Church Tdh n,s;-o n:wm
Corner apt. ist, floor heated: with garage
H. go y FFRGNHNS' F r. M,
1879 FLORIDA AVE.
T"n al rooms rooms kitchen and and sstn S5o land and
" of hot water heat and closets
WM. H KYLE.
l4l0 st. NV. Main 6627.
1906 BELMONT ST.
Two rooms. kitchen and bath. with hot
water heat. ciec. and gas included in rent:
$50.
THE KENNEDY.
935 Kennedy st
Beautiful apartment. consisting, of living
THE ISLEWORTH.
l431 Spring road.
One apartment available consisting of iiv-
ing room. dressing room with Murphy bed
dining aicove kit hen and tiled bath $50.
936 MADISON ST.
Two rooms Kitchen and bath; newly dec
GRATED: $50.
CAFRITZ COMPANY
l4th and K NJ 90S0
BRANDNEw BUILDING. 1920, MACoMI
ST. n.w.--ln beautiful. quiet North Clevclant
Park, Just . blocks north Of Mass ave.
very desirable apts. OF rooms. reception
hall and I'll" bath; all bright outside rooms
rentals. 5000 and S57 80.
1864 Columbia rd. n W. Apt. 23--2 rooms
reception hall, kitchen and bath, Will re
pair 500 90
-, Apt. 81 rooms. reception hall and bath
facing on Columbia I'd: $50 90.
WILLIAM 5. PHILLIPS
1872 st. NV. Main 1900.
4 ID
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1885 PHELPS PL.. WOODROW APTs.
rooms with bath and real usable reception
hall. Only one vacant Elevator service.
Very moderate rental Apply on premises ts.f
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RENT HOCSES-FURNISH
3019 CAMBRIDGE PL. N.W.-S ROOMS.
completely furnished April / to November
l: SIS mo. Phone Potomac 39O2 or call
EAST CAPITOL ST.-SIX- ROOM FURNISH
ed house. AddEess Box 250-z. Star office.
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TWO BLOCKS from Rhode Island ave. in
Woodbridge: family privileges, with young
rolIplp Potomac 3boO-M 13s
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ROOMS AND BOARD

y
ROOM for young lady in refined home. with
use of phone. piano and every comfort ana
privilege; reasonable. Walking distance
govt. departments Potoma" 1889. IA
SPECIAL. ACCOMMODATIONS for aged and
invalids nearby Md. suburbs: moderate
rates. For information telephone Col. 63So
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61o Elliott ct. NET rooms and bath.
electricity. large cellar. rear yard. S55 so.
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CLIFTON ST. NEAR 14th.
Five rooms bath: housekeeping: $65 to
sos. Choice location.
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1918 9Th NW.-3 ROOMS. PRIVATE
bath porch; 2nd floor; southern exposure; ;
employed couple. $40. Franklin 1856.
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COS EYE -. \ W.--TWo furnished bed
rooms ard Etehe1, communicating. for
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epctnd floor , m isn,tor service: $50
Main 5057.
WALKING DISTA NCE--3 r.. BATH
porch. steam neat. hot water ami. ianitoT
servIce: S47.5o. i'll NJ NV 17'
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SlS Quintana pl. w-Detached cornef
rooms and hath porChes $4,000.
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A DESIRABLE APARTMENT
Three large. rooms reception hall. kitchen.
bath. large closets: mi: near car lines :
good NV: section: rent reasonable. Apt 300
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I'LL EYE ST W-Walkng distance of
everything very desirable rooms excellent
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IH"S 18th y W-Two. / h k second floor
rN"eiient tpndiroH, srmi-priN Jtr bath: rca-
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4O15 18th ST. NV
Nicely fur. bed-living room, kitchen. large
screened porch semi private bath. range
cabinet sink; new. modern; gas. cleo. dish
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plex house semi-detached: adults: Z rooms
bath: separate front and rear entrances heat
and hot water furnished. Adams 1881
bath, heat. gas. elec; sink: reasonable 344l
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ONE LARGE ROOM. KITCHENETTE AND
bath steam heat: hot water: $50. 1l25
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NO $40 f ST NV. r.. KITCHEN AND
bath heated. $40
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1923 q ST. NV Transient or permanent.
single or double. warm. southern exposure ::
fMIN hnlls .r NNIN
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

TIE RHODE ISLAND. 1437 r. /. ave. NV.
large. warm, single and double. rooms:
dents: large old English lobby; beautiful
dining room: individual service: excellent
board and room at $40 and S425 so per
month each
II DUPONT CIRCLE-Vacancies in girls
club, double and single rooms twin beds
New building elegant furnishings reception
rooms, entertaining privileges: excellent
meals. All at reasonable rates. 10"
141l KENNEDY ST. N.W-Large nicely
furnished room. beautiful detached home
semi-private bath. electricity. excellent board
Private family GARAGE if desired. IA
BALLST0N. VA.-Convenent to car and
lmS. modern CDnVenienCes. sunny rooms
homo cooking. $50. $50 for two Mrs
W. L. Borougha. Phon" Clarendon 76 13"
1852 QUE N.W--Nicely furnished large,
warm rooms; steam heat. electricity: con-
tuuOus hot water: delicious, well served
meals, individual tables. Ia
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COLORED. 900 St--Idcal large ropms
hot water: convenient to ears; newly pa
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G2G f ST N.E.-NeatlN furnished front
room. southern exposure. ami. telephone.
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Modern new four-room housekeeping
apartments. with reception hall and bath.
Very low rentals. Inquire on premises or
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2I1i CUNMrC7lCUT AVE--Attrartiye
room semi nrl'ate bath: private family
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| 1749 7. ST. NW.-FIVE LARGE ROOMS
| and bath: ami: large screened porch; rent
; free to April 1st. Apply ianitor.
324 ADAMS ST. N.E.-ONE ROOM
rage if desired: semi -det tached house: gas
| and electricity. Employed adults i4s
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- t. ST NV, or 3 partly furnished
housekeeping rooms. southern exposure. for
emrfoNud rcoUlc. private famly IA"
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No. 739 Rock Creek Church rd. NV
Corner apt, lst, floor. heated with garage
H. II BERGMAN.
620 r St NV.
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DUPONT CiRCLE-NIodern warm room .,nt
1912 Igth 15a
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! t@ iKN &c 81. N.W-Sunny front room
private lH'h with shower, gentleman
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l4o9 NEWTON Sf--Largc, comfortable
r""m. nest, bath. .d"sli and lamp; private
lAUlIV. Goa 1sS.,-W lo*
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tHDMAr tlEt tE--Attrartjv" private room
1Qr gentleman. IN hotel apartment. Main
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w VVTF NN'A Nl-W 1rm chocriul south
"nm. m,r'N furnished electricity iustanta-
-NM- hul Nl.---- M.LA-.ta hmm liz
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HOTEL CHATHAM,
10th and K SITS. NV.

Now ready for inspection,
newly decorated. Two rooms,
kitchen and bath with large
porches, $4,000. $500, S62.5O
and $67.5O.
Three'rooms, kitchen and bath
with large porches, $3.50,
$3.50. One three-room, kitchen
and bath. corner 10th ST., $1,000.
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1921 . NW-N3crlv furnished single room
near bath, electricity. continuous hot water:
Allf hmm u. .Lll
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3l05 10th ST. Nv, or 3 attractive
rooms for Spring and Summer; Mt. Pleasant
section facing park: excellent table. Adams
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1869 COLUMBIA RID. Apt 2-NiceIy fur
nl>hed room. we'll heated: cool IN Summer.
G1l H6'I
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APT. 7u%. ROOT JOIS l4iO Attractive
Epom Tor lady reaSunahir. Inspect after q.
lranknu "In--I l3"
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1853 CHAPLIN st NW Large and small
rooms. southern and western eNpOslre. right
OF NcH'ran Park fifrtngltv uhone IL
So3 KENYON ST-Fruut room with pri-
vate shower bath. for Gentleman Col
I 1Of l4s
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l. .AkEE e"vunu-t floor front room. $50: con-
Ncnleai location. :cnt free 10 March IS. Col.
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European and American Plan
Cafe.
Apply Manager on Premises.
Phone North 10000.

THE PORTNER.
18th and V SITS. NV

18th and Y SITS. NV.
Very desirable apartments
ranging from 2 rooms to e
rooms, kitchen and bath. Lat
est improvements. high ceilings,
large outside rooms. Free cleo
tricity, 24-hour service. Priced
from S45 to $l3O per month.
Business manager on premises.
1924 18th ST: NV.
Downtown housekeeping apt.
of 5 rooms and bath, hardwood
floors. built N bath fixtures,
electricity, ample closets. Rent,
SIS per month.
See janitor or call n. 1921.
THE PORTNER.
1747 CHURCH ST. NV.
Apt. 4-6 r. & b.; ami: just papered and
painted; $50. including electric.
533 21st ST. NV.
Apt. 1-3 r.. kitchen and bath: to be rena-
Apt. Cd 5.uk r. kitchen S3DV and Yia bath: s4e.5o
1888 18th ST. NV.
Apt. 2-5 r. and B.; good condition; LIST
APs Aps Ss Ss F. F. snd snd s. s. anil ami ssSS sSS mo- mo-
N. E. RYON CO., INC,
1929 F. St. Main $500.
3416 14th st. Columbia 1877.
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go q ST. y. .W.--Elor.S VIII clean. uule'
Downtown; $500. - Week. Slncl". double
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1869 COL. ROAD-NEATLY FURNISHED.
ordered to foreign service. Apply operator.
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$50 ONTARIO Rn.--SmElr front. second
h"or, near uath, comfortable. clean. contln
lInllS hnf nm
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I@oS K /. AVE. W-Nicely furnished
N"u heated room, second floor next TO bath
l5OI I"th \ .W.-pleasant room, 2nd floor:
I!4i!n. IcI. hNluG roumF piano. Eictroia. FIR
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1916 ENlUN--Comfortabl room south
"rn "Npos4r., electricity. use of phone: gen
f!tWIH- ~ per month.
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1917 ECCIID ST. NV sunny. beautifully
furnished room IN private home. Reason
Able
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Il0l X N.W--Warm front room. parlor
fltch"n. etStucity. newly decorated Tel
Franklin - ~.
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Announcement of prizes and the
schedule of games for the third and
final series of the season has been
made by the National Guard Bowling
League. The prizes follow: Team
finishing first. $50; second. $50: third,
$40; fourth, $40; fifth, $3.50, and sixth,
SIS; high team game, S.; high team
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DECLINE IN MARCH
IN AUTO FATALITIES
348 Deaths in Four-week
Period Compare With 378
in February.

Announcement has been made by
the Department of Commerce that re-
ports of automotive fatalities for the
four-week period ended March 81 have
come In from 70 leading communities
and that these statements indicate 34S
deaths, in comparison with 37S for the
preceding period. 1t is further shown
that the daily averages for the March
y period and the preceding one were
12.4 and 1875, respectively.
Following are numbers in 12 periods
OF four weeks as reported by the de-
partment:
Four weeks ending March 81, 1926,
34S; February 27, 1926, 37S; January
30, 1926, 434: January ?. 1926. 55S; De.
cember 5. 1926 632: November Z, 1925,
613; October 10, 1925, 528: September
70. 1925, SOL; August Is, 1925, 469;
July 1S, 1925, 495; June 20, 1925, 492:
May %, 1925. 424.
There were Is cities which showed
no deaths during the four-week period
ended March q. 1926. while Lynn has
had no fatalities in the last eight
weeks. Waterbury and New Bedford
reported no deaths due to automobile
accidents for IL weeks.
Motor fatalities in the District of
Columbia numbered three for the four
weeks ended March 81. as compared
with nine for the four-week period end
ing with February 27. For the So
weeks ended January 2, 1926, there
We're SO fatalities, in comparison with
10S in the previous year and Sc in
1923.
In 1925 this rate in Washington was
ia per 100000 estimated population.
In 1924 it was 22.2 and in 1928 the
figure was 1871.
Another point brought out by the
departments report is that for So
cities in the last four-week period the
total deaths where both the death and
the accident occurred inside the city
limits were 227 as compared with an
aggregate of 225 for all deaths from
automobile accidents, regardless of
whether the accident happened within
or without city bounds.
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Horn Alarm Keeps
Thieves From Car
Of Kansas Sheriff

There is an automobile in Salina,
Kans., that motor thieves would
do well to leave alone. In addi-
ton to it's equipment with a de-
vice which starts the horn sound
ing loudly when some one other
than the owner enters it, the car
belongs to Sheriff Al Smith Of
that town.
The theft-proof attachment with
which the sheriff hopes to ward
off thieves maintains complete 81
lence when he enters 1t, but 1t
becomes eXceedinly noisy and
brings it's owner on the run when
a stranger has the least contact
with the car.
One motorist brough the sher-
iff to the scene when he was back
ing out of an adjoining parking
space and his fender scraped the
sheriff's car.
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will be assigned rooms in Harris
Hall, on the reservation.
A police patrol has been assigned
to the goth Military Police Company,
and it was brought here last week
from Camp Holabird. Md, the Army's
Eastern motor car depot. in one of the
trucks eof the 260th Coast Artillery.
There Is considerable repair work to
be done on it, 1t was said. but. 1t Is
hoped to have it finished in time for
the NJ. P's to take it with them this
Summer to their annual encampment
which is to be held at Virginia Beach,
Va.
Plans are being formulated for the
organization of National Guard
base ball league, and Maj. Joe r.
Mickey has sent out a call for enlisted
men interested in the project. II
other units of the Guard are not in
Engineer Regiment league.
Naval Reserve.
Several decisions Of the judge ad.
vocate general OF the Navy relating
to the Naval Reserve have just been
published by the Navy Department.
One was on the question OF what
rank a Naval Reserve commander is
entitled to. who was transferred July
/. 1925, from class 6 to the Naval
Reserve by operation of law. and
whose enrolment expired on July 26,
1925, and who applied for appoint
ment in the Naval Reserve Septem-
ber 10, 1925.
The judge advocate said that from
an examination of section ! of the
act of February 2S, 1925, effective
July /. 1925, it is seen that where an
officer, transferred to the new Naval
Reserve by operation Of law, has ap-
piled. within three months after July
]. 1925, for appointment in said Re
serve, the officer SHALL IL found ply
sically qualified for appointment. be
appointed in the confirmed grade or
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Brake Care Urged.

If the car is equipped with a hold
ing brake working on the propeller
shaft just behind the transmission,
make it habit to bring the car to
a dead stop with the service brakes
before applying the former. This
is a protection for the universal
joints, which are badly strained by
careless use of this type of holding
brake.
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BALLOON STONES NEEDED
Small Rock Will Not Hold Over
size Tires,

Every time a new development oc.
ours in motordom old customs must
be revised to meet it. Thus the man
who uses a medium-size stone to block
a wheel that is equipped with bal
loon tire is applying an old remedy
that cannot possibly serve under the
more modern conditions. A large stone
should be used to block the balloon
tired car.
Balloons are so designed as to be
able to contract sufficiently to roll
over q stone of size that would hold
q high-preSSure cord.
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| Paola, Kans., where he was born 20
wears ago, his military record on ME
at Guard headquarters shows. PreVl-
ous to taking up his residence IN
Washington, in 1922. he was sergeant
in the 3rd Infantry, Missouri Natlonal
| Guard, which organization, ike the
local outfit. was changed from IN
| fantry to Engineers. He enllsteo III
the local engineer regiment In 1874
and has been serving with II ever
since. He is qualifying as an engi'
| neer. by taking a course in engineer
ing at the George Washington Uni
yersity. He is the captain of tpe
championship rifle team of the George
Washington University. He also has
| been active in National Guard rifle
| team work, being a member or Com.
pany Els rife team. and also served
on the team which represented the
| National Guard of the District at the
national matches at Camp Perry,
Ohio, in 1924 and 1925.
In view of the fact that Congress
has made no provision Of funds to
| defray the expenses of holding the
national rifle matches at Camp Perry,
Ohio next year, plans are being dls'
cussed by the National Rife Associ-
alton to take charge of the matches
and hold them at or near Philadelphia
in connection with the Sesquicenten-
| NAL celebration.
Brig. Gen. NJ. A. Reckord. execu-
tive secretary of the National Rife
Association, has informed the local
Guard and other Guard organizations
of the improbability of obtaining con-
gressional support this year, and said
| that the efforts of the association now
will be directed toward building up
State and regional matches similar to
the annual Sea Girt and Wakefield
competitions. He said that the allot-
ment of the various important Ma
tional Rifle Association events, such
as the Presidents match, Marine
| Corps Cup match, Wimbledon Cup
match. will have to be decided by the
executive committee OF the association
in May. He suggests that the rifle
association matches be allotted to
| Philadelphia this year. The matter
has been referred to Capt. Just {.
Jensen, in charge of rifle practice and
team organization of the local Guard
( for report.
Battery B, 260th Coast Artillery
| heads the list of units in the matter
of attendance records for the past
| week, with percentage OF 44.OU. Inc
other organizations. in their relative
order, and their percentages, follow
Battery A, 26Oth Coast Artillery, 67.25
Band, 12lst Engineers, 1913; Company
Z. 121st Engineers, 65.58; Company
B, 121st Engineers, 63.33; Head
quarters and Service Company, 61.77
29th Military Police Company, 61.54
Medical Detachment, 121st Engineers
61.11; Company D. 121st Engineers
5903; Company A, 372d Infantry
$3.50; Company F, 121st Engineers
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Il II 8 ] II e { L >, "
Company L. He
will assume his
new duties imme-
diately. l. / e Il t.
Riley is one of the
few officers, rec
emily promoted, to
be assigned to the
same command in
which he served
a s an enlisted
man. He W a S
formerly a staff
sergeant In that
organization and
was there attach
ed up to the time
of the receipt of
is commission.
Hn 10 a natiVa of
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tion 7 Of the act. Since the records
show that the officer in question ap-
piled for appointment prior to October
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Second Lieut.. Thaddeus A. Riley
recently commissioned, has been as
signed by Col. John w. Oehmann
commanding the 121st Regiment OF
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rank held by him in the Naval Re
serve force at date Of transfer In ac-
cordance with the provisions of sec
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/, 1925, and that he has been found
physically qualified, he is eligible for
appointment as commander.