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Evening star., 1926-05-07

willing cooperation ana unuerSldiiu
ing of the individual
Bishop Freeman praised the arch-
;tects of the country as men whose
work and building affect and help 10
shape the ideals of the nation
TerminG the architects of the coun.
trv as makers of ideals in stone
Bishop Freeman outlined the hopeS
and aspirations of all interested IN
the Cathedral of Saints Peter and
Paul and Mount St. Adams.
Urges Members to Aid.
Urging the members of the institute
to take an interest in the beautlilca-
ton of Washington. Bishop Freeman
declared that the architects of the
country have an opportunity to lnStlll
into the hearts of the American
people a desire for all that is beau'i'
full noble and inspiring"
This country has been so busy
making money that 1t is rather snort
on sentiment, we have had too little
time for the finer things of life, but
now we are beginning to focus ana
look for these beautiful things. Inc
war taught us a new appreciation Oh
art" said Bishop Freeman, who prals-
ed the architects for helping to bring
a change in that direction.
The evidence that people are look
ing for things beautiful and spiritual
was cited by the Bishop in telling the
institute that last month $4,000 per
sons visited the Cathedral, which al
though three and a half miles from
the center of the city, is the third
most visited edifice in the National
Capital. What are these people there
for?" 1t is because they have "A Nearn-
ing in their soul for fine ideals and
for universal peace, he said
Would Keep Congress Informed.
Mr.. Medary urged that the archi-
tects of the country take it upon
themselves TO keep members of the
national Congress and State leGisla-
lures informed on the question of the
problems and require
ments for public buildings.
We must not look at Washington
in little bits at a time. we must look
as its development as a whole and
with vision" declared the speaker
who voiced his opposition TO the de-
of Lafayette Square along
or utilitarian lines. lie
urged that the members of the lnsu-
tute try to bring before Congress a
larger vision of the development of
as whole.
Evening star., 1926-05-07

The American Institute of Archi-
tects at meeting devoted TO wash
lngton. the Capitol of the Nation at
the Chamber of Commerce of the
United States last night unanimous
ly ioted to indorSe the publication of
volume explaining in popular lorm
the plans for the development of
Washington.
This volume would be written so
that it can be sent all over the coun-
try and can be used in the schools
to explain the comprehensive plan for
the Identification and development of
the National Capital as they are now
formulated.
According to Horace w. Peaslee,
chairman of the institutes committee
on the National Capital. one promi.
nent Washingtonian has already of.
fered to undertake the raising of
finances foE the publication of such
book. The name of this person can.
not be diVulged at this time, he said.
Similar to Chicago Book.
The publication of the proposed
book would follow largely the lines
of a similar volume published in
Chicago dealing with the develop
Of that metropolis and which is used
in the schools of the city. Mr.. Peas
understanding by the citizens of the
Nation and the Capital and the school
children, who are to be the citizens
of the future, of the great plans for
the development of the National
Capital from L'Enfant to the present
day, can there be expected any proper
support of the bea autitication program
OF this city.
The Institute also voted TO continue
the committee on the National Capital,
OF which, MIR. Peaslee is chairman.
This committee is one of the largest
in the Institute and is composed of
81 members. The special object of
this committee is to promote the de-
Velopment of Washington and to keep
each of the chapters of the Institute
informed as to the development of
the Capital so that the entire Institute
may act 10 preserve the scheme of
the expansion of this city along
harmonious lines.
Bishop Freeman Speaks.
This action followed an evening
devoted to addresses on Washing
ton by Mr.. Peaslee Bishop James Il.
Freeman. Milton B. Medary. chair
man of the Institutes public build
incS committee and member of the
Evening star., 1926-05-07
Jazz Called Bootleg Music.

NEW YORK, May OP).--Jazz is
bootleg music. in the opinion of Rev.
DR.. John Roach Straton, but is a
mental cocktail to Marguerite d'Al-
varez, singer. They've had a debate
about it. It's an agency of the devil,
he thinks. She wants it played at her
funeral.
Evening star., 1926-05-07

zation of the original Ku KluX Klan
was celebrated at "Hell's Bottom"
last night by gathering of the
order estimated to number more than
200 members, including man and
woman visitors from nearby Virginia
counties and Washington. Flaming
torches, a huge fiery cross, the white
robes of the members and other
Evening star., 1926-05-07

things that make Klan meetings dis
tinctive were in evidence at the cere-
mony.
f. f. Randolph, great titan of
Providence. No. !, of Harrisonburg.
Va, following initiation of about so
new members, gave an outline of the
history of the original klan. The
county organiZa ton was joined in the
Evening star., 1926-05-07
Fourteen Theaters Sold.

NORFOLK. Va, May CP).-Sale le
of the Wells theatrical interests In
Norfolk and Richmond to the Winner
& Vincent Co. and the Keith Albee
Co. as of May 3 was announced yes,
terdav. The consideration was said
tn he a large amount" Theaters in
cIuded in the deal are six in Norfolk
ard eight in Richmond.
Evening star., 1926-05-07

celebration by delegations from Win
chester, HarrisOnburg. Fairfax and
Washington. The meeting was held
near the scene of recent wholesale
burning of shacks in the county.
Evening star., 1926-05-07
KLAN DATE OBSERVED.

1000, Including Women. Hold
Demonstration in Nearby Virginia
Special Dispatch to The Star.
CLARENDON, Va, May THE
siXtieth anniversary of the organi-
Evening star., 1926-05-07

The only surviving son of Anthony
Trollope, the novelist, died recently at
Minchfnhampton, England.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-19
Let the Bells Ring!
It's Christmas Morn!

Do you stand in line, the youngest first, wait
ing breathlessly outside the door while Father
lights the tree? Do your stockings hang over
the fireplace, and are there gifts piled high
under them, up on the mantle and around the
tree? You know that they've come from
Santa Claus. 1t couldn't be possible that they
didn't come right down the chimney on the
the jolly little mans back. They are
just right for everybody. Isn't that the
way you, feel on Christmas morning when you
are quite, quite sure that Santa has been
wiser and cleverer than ever this year? That's
the secret of making your Christmas head
quarters here
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-19
Gifts at
$500

Bridge Sets
Handbags
Houbigant Perfume
Perfume Sets
Primrose Toilet Sets
Book Ends
Jewel Boxes
Kid Gloves
Robe Blankets
Linen Luncheon Sets
Silk Shirts
Photo Frame
Dobb's Caps
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-19
Gifts at
$500

Vanity Cases
Fancy Aprons
Smoking Accessories
Mems Ties
Mems Belt Sets
Mems Shirts
Flashlights
Slippers
Etc, Etc.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-19
See the
Aisles Full Of Gifts
For Homes

A gift to grace the home is a
choice Of a wise man because
it brings joy to every member
Of the family, and lasting
beauty. Foreign potteries, so
smart nowadays, small pieces Of
lacquered furniture, a gay little
lamp-what glorious gifts these
are for your home-loving
friends!
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-19
That Difficult
Beyond the Toy Age

The first thing a child does
when he wants to feel grown
up is cast aside all toys and
semblages of his earlier years.
Then take care lest you offend
him with a gift which belittles
his manhood. A fountain pen,
the newest furnishings, or some
thing which appeals to his hob
bies are far better gifts.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-19
Who Has Everything

Everyone knows such a person,
but remember there are some
things which she can't have too
many of. Lingerie, for instance
There are exquisite negligees,
nightgoWns and combination
sets for the more expensive
gifts, while step-ins, silk
chemises and boomers >from
around $1.95 up are just as prac-
tical and delightfully."- received.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-19
"A Man S Gift
Sweaters and Such

Buying gifts for a man? Does
he play golf, does he swim, does
he hunt? This offers a wide
choice Of sportswear gifts
sweaters, golf socks, swimming
suits, wind-breakers and such,
Or, if he's one Of those who are
beseiged with formal invita-
tions, he'll appreciate a set Of
studs, a dress shirt, or a silk
muffIer.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-19
Gifts Over
$1,000
ooI- CD

Desk Sets
Leather Portfolios
Writing Desks
Sewing Cabinets
Floor Lamps
Precious Jewelry
Diamond Rings, Etc.
Occasional Furniture
Shawls
Robes
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-12-19
Gifts For Children

Checker Sets, 15c up
Doll Buggy, SIPS up
Wagons, $3.50 up
Coasters, $1.75 up
Automobiles,
$1,000 up
VeIOcipede, $4.25 up
Balls, sc up
Evening star., 1926-09-22
GET OUR APARTMENT FOR RENT LIST.

142s CLIFTON ST. N.w.--s rooms. kit,
and bath, porch ........".....S6 $4,000
LAFAYETTE-16o7 9TH ST. N.w-s
rooms. kitchen and bath. $1,000
KEW GARDENS. a7th AND QUE SITS. NV.
r.s;ssGt nass on
lses. . rooms. kit. d.. a. and bath. $50 90;
! room, kit. and bath. ....... $3.50
THE NEWARK -s88l NEWARK ST. NV,
corner Of Wisconsin ave-Brand-new
apartment. having elevator and cafe sery-
aire. T Ready about % oct. i5h 18th.
( room; rooms, s ki.: and S bath. $500 to s::SSS g
3 rooms. kit. and bath. SDOO
14s5 OAK ST. Nw.-Between 14th and
18th just north of Meridian. Rents ex'
tremely reasonable. 3 rooms. d. a.. XII
ana D4tn SoO.oV
THE EDNoR. a1ls P ST. NV. l square
feet condition. rooms and bath. $1,000
THE sEATON. $50 Z. I. AVE: N.w.--Most
reasonable rent. rooms. r. h.. kltchen
ana Oatn VOo.VV
54ss CONN. AVE. N.w.-New building;
ssss seom: sD'i ill., svsssls ssss os and
No. ,ss,|on ,S n4h IN ST III.
TSSn: rooms: rec rec hall hall and and bath
1881 N. H. AVE. NV. JUST BELOW
DUPONT CIRCLE rooms. kitchen and
rooms. kitchen and bath. ... $500
THE MARINE. 18th. AND BELMONT SITS.
N.W.-Five-story freproof apartment build
ing: elevator service; near Central HKh
School. rooms kitchen and bath. sos. 90
3 rooms; kitchen and bath. $500
2 rooms. kitchen and bath. 1880
7ae NEWTON ST. NV rooms. r: h.;
q. a., kitchen and bath. So: so
4 room, d. a., kit. DIR. rm. and b.. 1000
5e1s4 FLA, AVE. N.w--s rooms. kitchen
anr rooms. Sn kitchen and bath 3So as.So
1873 MINTwoop IL pL. S;MyoS oS rooms; roo ssG rec &c
1859 PARK RID. N.w.-e rooms. bath,
porch $1,000
1905 LANIER PI.. N.w--a rooms. kit d a;
1891 GIRARD ST. Nw.-2 rooms. kit. and
room. kit. and bath :. 1000
SAUL CO.,
nos 1SAL e. NJ vxT
Evening star., 1926-09-22

dANNwFIoEEl dANNwFUEEleystor HESHd ana sWitchboard service;
e,asn las G. Ssc On hall snd bath
room, kit, req rec hall hal hssh ana bath: 9ooo 9oo
soSN Nv NJ 1..s52y nEany AsoST .soT
H. rec Ss;R Ss,s SKA 30 10 saasS sSs! g
MARYLAND couRTs-e,nh n, All, ND; l,;,,AIE AYE
ssssins s:sas fsE eleesssa ocsap.nsa sSs ssoSs
rooms kitchen and 0a'h sSSn sso.5o to s77.5o
'4s%sfs4 ;s!A #
N meH clsvsiand s Park. Convenient Location; IG
; rooms kitchen and and bath bath Ss .SS go
1908 coSN. AVE. NV rooms. titshsn sss so
and bath -: -. e'''.'o 500 ~
,44s srRING Rp. N.w.-1 room, III ss@= .so E;
h. and bath ........ @o'.oo
room. Kit. r. h. and bath. $40. so
THE suNBURY. 1919 Y ST. N.w.-Down-
town apartment building.
rooms rooms fi,cS.n 4 Ri s:snf1 sna BATH aao oa'n $3.50
oil DEL, AVE. S.W.-AeW Duiloin8. ciose
to Capitol. 2 rooms. kitchen. rec hall
ana aoom Sn.n kit.: rec. main and bath $3.50
esao L ST. N.w.-An apartments being re.
seeorateS rsnts mt b.s Suss redsSsd 90 to
laSa CONN. AVE. NV room: :aa AND 30
! 4 rooms and bath. ............ 64.0o
| l room and bath. ....-..'.....-' 4o.oo
| 1912. VERNON ST. N.w.--3 rooms. kitchen
and batn ....'. % t.oV
| 1891 BELMONT ST. N.w.-An apartments
being fedecorated. Dining alcove. with
table and benches.
| / room, d. a., kit. & bath. .S35. .0O
| 6as LAMONT ST. NV rooms kit. and
| bath SoVUu
|
| CHHisTIANA 1o4 N ST. N.w.-5 rooms
and oatn SfV.oo
tTO7 g ST NV rooms and bath. S65 90
|
l4o4, COLI RID. NV rooms. ki,ehesn , e.
| .o62 r.. I. AVE. N.E.-3 rooms. kit: and
Dath .Soo.Vu
Evening star., 1926-09-22

s4s go LoNsrEthow ONCE ,Ssn ST. a S;w,Ap,s 9, %
$50. Modern bldg
1868, HARVARD ST. N.w..Four rooms
1924 CoHN: AvE.-In Cleveland Park
hai A9i and I'd BATH SS%s sSS month nen ree
s1oo wARDER ST; N.w.-1n new corner
SiteHen. M @ rDS reeeption % hall iA and bath: $500
Heated by oil.
THE WILTON 1891 18th ST. .Nw.-Most
reasonable apts in Wash. Five rooms.
kitchen and bath. $50. Three ROOMS and
Mt. Pleasant. st., Modern blds;.;Apts
Of two exceptionally lar large s rooms sn kitchen
THE oUEENsBoRo. 1914 18th ST. NV
Within walking distance OF Goyernment
ae9'S,f as9 four n rooms aS,n with bath elevator:
resident mgr. Very reasonable rents.
141l IRVING ,s ST SwMost esam sonysnIsnt
and bath: $40.
bldg. facing Mintwood si.-Excelient. 10
cation--Four very large rooms. reception
hall and bath: exceptionally large closets.
All newly, decorated.
THE RocKLEDGE. a456 Goth ST. NV
At Biitmofe ct. overlooking Rock Creek
Park-Apt of one room. reception hall
and hath: non-housekeeping-Two rooms
kitchen. reception hall. bath: corner apt.
One room, reception hall. kitchen and
bath: front apt All newly decorated.
Elevator service. Resident manager.
Sil 10Th ST Nw-Centrai downtown -
One apt second floor: four rooms and
bath: Si5 month.
1878 IRVING ST. N.W-One ant. in two
family bldg. six rooms and bath. h. W h
elec... yard porches and garage; sos
month.
THE BERLIN, Z IOWA CIRCLE NV
Ants of three rooms and bath: $40.
Four rooms and bath: S55 month.
DoRsrAN HALL 4sOO GA. AVE. NV
In eaul's Addtion--New, building with
cedar closets and shower: S6..50 70 SIS.
RY CO., INC,
Phones Main 5oO3-4-5.
- t8
Evening star., 1926-09-22

AyE.~-In beauti ful Woodley Park, oppo
site Cathedral Mansions Apt. oI Two Two
rooms rooms. and S'S Bath A ali outside rooms splen.
did apis. for Army and Navy people.
7se PARK RID. Nw-Apss of two rooms.
kitchen, bath and porch: apis. OF living
room, breakfast room. Murphy bed with
dressing room. kitchen and bath.
1913 WEBSTER. ST. Nw;-one.han square
alSs' ap,s e"ie All outside rooms: splendid loca-
tion. Very reasonable rentals.
rooms. Kitchen and bath: $50 month: also
one apt. of one room. kitchen and bath
$40 month.
THE sMITHFIELD. l11a 9th ST. NV
Apt of three rooms. kitchen and bath
Si5 month. Porch: newly decorated.
54o6 CONN. AVE. Mr., CHEVY. CHASE
porch: newly decorated; all outside rooms
$50 month. Two rooms. kitchen. bath
and porch: $40 month.
e15 ST N.w.--Central downtown-Four
Now being, decorated: hot-water heat:
janitor service.
s5l3 18th ST; N;w-spl.snSdid losstion on
hall and bath With perch; h:os' $3.50 Corner
1888 18th ST. N.W.-An excellent bldg.
ole-hslf square from Central High School
apartments OF exceptionally large
$40 month.
Sl9 llth ST. N.w--Splendd downtowu 10:
cation. Apt. suitable for business and
resdence-Five rooms and bath; h.-w.h,
cleo. janitor service.
1910 CALIFORNIA ST.-Convenient to
downtown departments: excellent apis. OF
living room. reception hall. dressing room
with Murphy bed. kitchen and bath
$3.50 10 S45. Ants. OF three rooms
foyer and bath: $50 to 500. Resident
manager on premises.
ls31 p ST. Nw-Four rooms and bath
with or without porch; 500 and 500
month.
l46fGIRARD ST NW--Available Oct 1st
Excellent ants. of five rooms and bath
with porch; S75 month.
1921 EUCLID ST. N.w.-one square from,
Central High-Four rooms. bath and
porch: 500 and $50.
3els CONNECTICUT AyE-Three rooms
and bath, $50; all newly decorated.
n. /. SANSBl
l4lS Eve St. NV.
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CONVENIENT
: APARTMENTS,
$3.50 to $3.50.

Delightfully."- situated in handsome FIREPROOF eight
story building 18th Massachusetts Large living
dressing fine tiled BATH we'll equipped kchenette Murphy
but-n bed old English finish oak and DOORS buitn tubs
refrgeator installed automatic ventiating system hour
telephone elevator service resident manager premises
and other features: Open daily for your inspection
LONDON HALL.
1888 18th Street NV.
y BOSS & PHELPS
14H K St. Main o3OO
Evening star., 1926-09-22
SO4 18th Street NV.
Telephone Main PAPA


1920 SUNDERLAND PL NV.
10 r and isls Psih 4 a%;l ST. iwt Rspt reasonable
rooms ssoI fafef %fRfSesToa' sTs' sIff sf NV wslaSoo
and BATH ami; asi4 Is, sesE sr. 0Sl%N NV. garage
10 soos so!s e. ssIs fsssiEig $1,000
rooms and ssis sash ii 'sr NV $1,000
rooms and bath. elec.. large rear
N 1884 18th .sT. Sc. '''s0@''o
rooms and water. $50 90
eES: 19sa De b k.NslSs ssles ss
5r; 81 b. fiat; 1st a.; furnace heat
~ se1e UNIVERSITY PL. NV.
rage rsa'0sss9s ssss 1sss Ts1s. ST. NV.
=, :; a;iS'ei jESeI,6 slfs: 81 :ss.wsy. sw.
Oerea 's5GSs9Sas sSls S2skRvoffRl ysDf loED sD. NV.
broom 0ricS SO sdTRelss,rns; X srs N% sS9 mo-
..e r: & b. nat: Ist. a.: good cond; rent,
ST. B.; srd T.: e slec.: e. good ;T cond.: h.s.
furnished $50 aST NEwfoN EsRs pL. NV
Park View SsaEss!i sss5 II 1FsP' sP' SR, snly ssS. "
sax b p.s,x sse and g. included in rent at
5l6 HOBART PL. NV
40, E. ERR kr65ss' s. e.. s5n'i re: se'r'os heat
34lo I4ln ST. Columbia 1877.
, BRooKLAND BUNGALOW. 1880 KEARNEY
st.-S rooms. baths: $50.
Brookiand 1917 Franklin st-A beauti-
fuI Broom; detached, arranged for apts:
Brookiand. a703 18th st-New. rooms,
l. bath. heat furnished: $50.
234 Cromwell terrace De- rooms. tile
path buiit'in garage, instantaneous heater;
23a ct. NE rooms, newly decorated:
1875 list st; n.w;-s large rooms: modern;
arranged as apis: $500.
L. Y. THACKER
{ 2103 18th St. Brookiand. Pot. 1887
5000 wARDER ST. NV R. & B.. ELEc..
h-wh.
50t Irving Of. n.w-S r. & b.. elec.. h.-w.h.
Oil Eye ct. n.e-6 r. & b. lat heat
! COLORED
81 Fenton %. p,e.--5 large rooms.
=. -. si5S|sSs ! I, z3R* .s,'s .,,..
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3527 18th St. NV.
Nine rooms and two baths; h.-wh.; cleo
1I25 CorcOfan st. NV.
elec. lights; $50 % month nth 'A'"'' '"' anu
1901 Newton St. NV.
baths. shower and maid's room: side front
and rear porches: reasonable rent
215 ScatOn Place.
Six rooms and bath so5 month. Just re-
Oil 9th st. NE.
new heating plant: s55 month
90 !, St. NV.
HS$Ssc hS B isASsb
ASTtns AT ns1@6 MONTH. ALL NEWLY DECO
$40 Indiana Ave. NV.
Roominr house of fourteen rooms and
1887 Fl St. NE.
Eight rooms and bath; elec.: h.-w.h:
N. l.. SANSBURY, co, INC,
1913 Eye st. NV. Phones Main bso3-4.5.
1879 QUINCY ST. NV.
slx rooms . bath; h.wh. :vd electricity.
1881 iSS.h ST NE. $500,
1915 SO 10th sOsf.'iSh sT. S.E. wv
s51 ROOM: path, furnace. electricity.
coLAf4ct coLoREb: sa1 18th eth ST. s.E.
Six very large rooms bath. modern.
Fine ns1Shs9rh20di SohRT e dbrcia1SAs az
1910 Vermont Ave Main A4A
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100 9th ST. NE.
Seven rooms and bath-four bed
rooms; electricity. hot-air heat.
garage Possession Oct. l. $50 90
w. ]. P1LL1NG.
1416 F ST. NV.
1909 GIRARD ST. NV.
Redecorated throughout: fireproof garage:
convenient to 14th ct. cars. Phone for keys.
WEAVER BROS,
An LIZ.

:soa CoNN.-11 r. B., AMI. S?.5 90
1432 J. It. n.w--14 r. < . h.. ami. 10000
1915 Longfellow st. n.w.-1Or. &2 ,-ooo
.O1i Col rd-13 r. . h.. ami -. 10000
231 :}rt st. nw-12 r. . b., ami 125.O0
116l Euclid n.w-10 r, , b.. mi 1000
1896 4lst ST. r.. :. b., ami. go. 10000
1909 Col rd nw|S r. b.. ami. 100 90
1902 Ga. ave n.w-10 r.. b.. ami. 100. 90
622 H st. n.w-15 r, b., h.-a.h, 5000
3543 1lth ST. n.w-T r. b., ami. 5000
1870 Quincy n.w--6 T.. b.. ami. 1880
1891 10th ct. n.e.-6 r. b., ami. 1900
404 Shepherd n.w.-6 r., b.. ami. 1900
174S Kal I'd. n.w-6 r. b.. ami. 1900
1900 warder n.w.-6 r.. b.. ami. 1000
916 Hamilton n.w6 r., b.. ami. 1000
1901 G ST. n.e-7 r.. b., ami. .... $3.50
1927 f ct. n.e-6 r, b., ami. -. $3.50
3127 Warder NV r., b. ami. 65 90
9O6 L ct n.w-10 r.. b....... 85 90
219 Bryant st. n.e.-S r. b.. ami. 5000
1916 10th 81. n.e.-6 t.. h., ami. $500
els Cromwell Ter. n.e.-6 r.. b.. ami. $500
1887 r st. ne---6 r.; b. ami, gar. $3.50
2717 p St n.w.--S r. b.. ami. 5000
1925 9th ST. n.w-S T.. b., h.-w n. 80 90
IS Seaton at. n.w.--6 r.. b., h.-a.h.. so 90
$40 31st ct. n.w-6 ~ b. ami. -. 80 90
52S a1st st. n.w-6 r., b.. ami. 5000
9523 3rd ct. ne.--5 r., b.. ami. -. $500
COS " at. n.w.-10 T.. b. b....... $3.50
1894 1st n.w-6 r.. b.. h-w h. -. so 90
353H 10th at. n.w-1 T., b. h.-a.h 5000
1929 Sth ct. n.w.-5 T.. b.. elec. 80. $500
1902 10th ct. NV r. & b.. 1900
1890 Kramer n.e-6 r.. b.. h-a.h. $500
956 Fla ave. n.w-4 rooms. 80. 300
B. +. SAUL CO.,
Main 2lO0 9c5 18th 81. NV
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THE BERLIN. Z IOWA CIRCLE NV
Ants of three rooms and bath: $40.
Four rooms and bath: S55 month.
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DoRsrAN HALL. 1900 GA AVE. NV
In sauls Addition--New. building with
apartments of rooms, bath. porches,
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OF DEL. AVE. S,w-New building. close
to Capitol. 2 rooms. kitchen. rec han I
ana 1oans nnsn nil rae. hAii and bath. =. Il so
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543S CONN. AVE. Nw-New building;
three reeu sp's III avslaSIs sss os5 m and s57
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Most eonvenient location in thu, city
rooms, rec. hall and bath. :. :. S16. 90
z rooms rec hall and bath, ,,... ~. so
Evening star., 1926-09-22

THE EDNoR. 211s ST. NV. square
feet condition. rooms and bath. $40 00
Evening star., 1926-09-22

1878 IRVING ST. N.W-One ant. i'll two
family bldg, six rooms and bath, h. W h.
elec.. yard porches and garage: sos
Evening star., 1926-09-22

$500 I. ST. N.w.-An apartments being re-
decorated: rents Just reduced.
. rma kit and bath $4,000 to $4T:50
Evening star., 1926-09-22

THE SEATON. $50 z. I. AVE: N.W.--Most
reasonable rent. rooms, r. h., Kitchen
and bath 500. 90
Evening star., 1926-09-22

142s CLIFTON ST. N.w.--6 rooms. kit,
and bath, porch .. S6O.OO
Evening star., 1926-09-22

tContinusd % neat pass.y
Evening star., 1926-09-22

I/ZS list street.
Three rooms. BATH 500.
Furnished quite elegvntly and
different from the usual apart
ment house. Very light, sun in
every room. fronts two streets.
Excellent service.
All Our properties have per
sonal ownership. supervision
and are run with painstaking
care. Ask any tenant in any
building any OF our 10000
customers.
FIDELITY STORAGE CO.,
1920 You Street.
Evening star., 1926-09-22

COIORED.
1921 11th ct. n.w.-s r. e. b.. ami $50. 90
40 Fla ave nv-5 r & b. ami 1900
G4S Fairmont n,w-6 r. e. b.. ami. 1900
o37 l4th st. se-6 r. & b 81 80
1902 let st. nw-3 r g. b..... 1000
o227 Dix ct ne-5 r. cleo ..... $500
Wade rd Stevens ave se-i rms. % so
zoo z st. s.e-3 rooms .......... .2.50
B. F. SAUL CO.,
Main o10O 025 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1926-09-22

hayh .. $50. 90
rooms and bath. .......:. :. 64.6o
/ room and bath. 4o.OU
Evening star., 1926-09-22

1871 BELMONT ST. N.W.-An apartments
being fedecorated. Dining alcove- with
table and benches.
Evening star., 1926-09-22

tTO7 8 ST. NV rooms and bath. sos 90
1904 COL, RD. NV rooms. kiichen
eos: R. I. AVE. N.E.--s rooms. kis; and nd
Evening star., 1926-09-22

THE MARINE, 18th AND BELMONT SITS.
N.W-Five-stofy fireproof apartment build
ing: elevator service; near Central High
School rooms. kitchen and bath. 100
3 roop,s. kitchen and bath. $500
rooms, kitchen and bath. -. 40. so
Evening star., 1926-09-22

1881 n H. AVE. NV, JUST BELOW
DUPONT CIRCLE rooms. kitchen and
bath .Ss0.Ou
3 rooms kitchen and bath. ...... 5000
Evening star., 1926-10-17

One of the most impor-
tant of the Congressional
Library's services for the
blind is rendered by Miss
Adelia M. Hoyt Cat right),
who is herself blind. Miss
Hoyt has prepared more
than $500 works for read
ing by the blind. She is
shown with Miss Margaret
McGufey, in charge of the
Library's service for the
blind.
0P. & A. Photos.
Evening star., 1926-10-17

The American cruiser
Memphis calls at Kiel. Ger
many. Admiral Welles.
commander of the Mem
phis. is received aboard the
German flagship Elsass.
where he inspects the
skeleton crew.
{ Herbert Photos
Evening star., 1926-10-17

Work on the Stone Mountain Confederate
memorial is resumed by Augustus Lukeman. sue
cessor to Gutzon Borglum sculptor. A closeup
of the uncompleted head OF Robert E. Lee. with
the new sculptor explaining the work to group
of fair visitors.
Acme Photo.