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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-03-18
EXPOSE LIES OF
INTERNATIONAL
LABOR OFFICE
Russ Coop Head An
swers Misstatesnents
Especial to The Daily wOrksr)

LONDON, March 16 Entirely
erroneous" is the Russian reply to the
description Of the position of coopera-
ton in that country, given by book
entitled, THE Cooperative Movement
in Soviet Russia" published by the
international labor Office Of the league
M. A. B. Gourevitch. representative
IF Centrosoyus in London, has made
he following reply to these mistate-
ments.
In the period when, according to
the l. L. o. book, cooperative activity
had completely disappeared civil war
and Intervention had closed practical
ly all the frontiers Of the country, and
famine was the result.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1926-03-18

Take this copy Of the DAILY
WORKER with you to the shop
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Bitter Iowa Fight Looms.
DES MONIES, Iowa, March 10. 800
One OF the bitterest elections in Iowa'f
history lies ahead II the United States
(Continvec Oh page ~
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NV ROOMS. KITCH-
ath: continuous hot water:
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lIlS NE-;srd FLOOR. 5 ROOMS AMI
bath; h,wh elec. light: loft. rear porch
large back yard: all outside light; NO chli
dlen Owner on premises. o.
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TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN BATH. RECEP-
non hall: completely and. Handsomely fur
nlshed: in Cleveland Park Just off Conn;
ave. Price. 500 per month. Clev. 1898
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

An unusual ha apartmens s' 81 living room,
dining room. bedroom. kitchen. bath and
porch; stationary tub in kitchen: excellent
condition and splendid elevator and janitor
service. Ideally located. within walking dis
lance downtown and convenient TO Conn.
ave. cars and one block from 18th street
buses. Apply lanitOr. 1705 at. NV
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10S S.E-ATTRACTiTELY FURNISHED
tWo-room aud bath Housekeeping apartment.
Also room and ktchenette near bath.
4 mi Laundry. Sc
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1908 CRITTENDEN ST. N.w.-COMFORT-
ably furnished living room. bedroom ftwin
beds bath: S45. -
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Observation-Disclosures


Higbie g. Richardson,
Main 1000. $40 18th St. NV.
Particular Where You Live?
THE SE1AWMUT. MON
TELLO. WOBURN AND
KNOWLTON WILL
APPEAL TO YOU.
cr M9pER srsr AP cosEEE Is o. TIE
EA1STEp NILS SB cS g2fGMESsr4 fkFE
cEssiBLE AND DEsiRABLE. ~
sETTI TIED, N 81 y gsar,,rxr
'Ar 6EPE tieASHEt oi%WENHERsH1p.
SUITES OF ,I FROM !s9 LON ONE BOON BOON, KITcH-
bS3AsEEbiS, D RaSF @ARRSs.
$$sl EAfzS hh EEE zf sASE
5G%SoTIIJRNE TIE SH I 1900 l9th ST
SEE RESIDENT MANAGER.
FIVE ROOMS. BATH AND PORCH. 22I7
Il per S room 5sn s 81 per CO. non 81 aP9as
st. Frank. 400.
3Ol MASS. AVE.
= and . rooms. b. and porch. $50 to $3.50
WAKEFIELD HALL. 2lO1 N II. AVE.
: to rooms and bath. $4,000 to $4,000
THE JEFFERSON. 1900 10th ST.
= rooms. kitchen and bath. $500
THE AL-Roy. 1915 KENYON ST. NV.
= rooms. hltchen and bath. $1,000
1903 10th ST.
IL rooms and 3 baths. $500. $4,000
THE RIVERSIDE. Gas c ST. NV.
! to 3 rooms and bath. 81 $50 to $3.50
THE CEDRIC, ,4120 I4th ST. NV.
and rooius aud bath. $3.50 to $3.50
THE PRESIDENTIAL 1926 10th ST
to rooms. baths. -. $4,000 to S::5.0o
THE COLUMBIA, 1901 G1RARD ST.
8 rooms, kitchen and bath. $50 90
THE LEoNMAR. :1oo y ST.
rooms ana nath. ...... .Soo.oo
1928 X sT. NV.
3 rooms. kitchen and bath. $4,000
1908 EYE ST. NV.
2 rooms. Kitchen and bath. ...... $4,000
916 18th ST.
3 rooms. Kitchen and bath. $1,000
3 and rooms and bath. sos 90 to S72.50
1890 CHAPLIN ST.
3 and rms. and bath S52.5 to S65 90
THE CONGRESSIONAL 100 EAST CAP. ST.
= rooms ana bath. $40 90
$3.50 14th ST
4 and 3 rms. and bath. $50 90 to $500
THE RAMALLAH. "l9 II. ST. NV
/; | rnl.. kitchen aud bath. So. so
2316 + ST. NV
= and 8 rms. and bath $50 90 to $50. 90
W. u. WEST COMPANY,
a16 18th st. Main 5000.
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Observation-Disclosures

1000 IRVING ST. NW-VERY ATTRAC
tive apartments 3 rooms kitchen and .'ath
" rooms kitchen ard bath; rents reasonablc
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ROYDON. II NEAR 18th ST. NV.
: large. outside. front rooms and bath.
S100.50
$50 al Soc MANAGE,R
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tHEVY CHASE-TwO ROOMS. PRIVATE
bath hall and kitchenp;te: private home:
ali conveniences: block from car line. Clev.
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1850 CALVERT ST. N.w--OwNER OF
large modern home will rent entire floor
;lrtistically furnished. as housekeeping ant
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and bath $50; also apt. of large living rm
dressing rm. kitchen and dining alcove, part
lv furnished SAB.
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1891 COLUMBIA RID. N.w.-FCRNISHED
apartment ) rooms and bath. with garage
Adams oR0R. Sc
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COYwOOD 1925 !. ST.
Q ROOMS AND BATH .S405n
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
COLORED

NV.
rooms XII. a and Bath bssh 45oo to $500
The Logan,
315 G St. NE.
rooms, Kit, and b ath. .ei. $4,000
B. +. SAUL CO..
Main e1oo. go 18th St. Wv.
NEW WEBSTER,
Cor. of 14th and Webster SITS. NV.
New freproof building; three large; at
tractive outside rooms and bath, with show
f fasj,o rents from 5000 to So2.oo. See
$500 MASS. AVE.
10 rooms, baths and garage; .S35o0 90
. 1865 gH qoL HAXHIAST Rp, Nv o.. ~
rsoSi s Rhq 81 ISLAND 90
rms. 5G III; isSSs5 s.hsisSoS . 5ilsoo
rooms rooms and and b Ss,h TO
1 TIE w WIdNINGT 9Nr
rooms GoN 1sfa an 18th D0 &sb EYE SITS ooO
r room fhs ea'h and bath SIS 80 to
3s k,' SHSs hHs sa'h 1000
Fms. small ss Pain DIM RIM. b. $1,000 to 5000
a HvA ff%S s8s a ApRMs 50S %Lk i gov
rooms ""s s2 sa' 18Th ST. WV. s.o'o w
$3.50 WfscoSsf& AVE oo
F F"s%' and and . ESP $s'F CONN AVE- $3.50
d rooms and Ak sfs6 1899 G sr:: sl0o'oo
rooms ana i4 2a'h CHAPLIN ST. 800 pow
rooms HM fBns sanS se9:s ESQ D9if Ss sr
T rooms. S S,'h s Snq 1 porch.
4 rooms and 0s s9al otE ST. 5000
Z rooms and bath. 49,. .-... S43 90
:: rooms and bath sIoo n ST: sssso
fLc4ks6 6s cAL IF: 81 VEST
-. . IRIS. l42o HARvARD ST. CO M
, rooms n a1!s fS5 S sss5 18th ST 90 90
be rGpm' and bath s4 S1Gp sS $50 90
eo4 NEW YORK eFRH AVE. NV.
sss#s s s"$ b$yH9 To- 90 sssS
rooms and 1 hsta i sr Sc. e. 90 {" 500
rooms and 9 f4ss COL. RID. 800 90
rooms rooms a amf b ssah S57 so to $50"
u. room. and h laa' COL RID. $500
:; rooms ana PAN @a3 :"
=" '00"'' H fa9 Pro-; l54o 18th ST. '.''o
rooms rooms ana ana h hath ot3. 90
=, - 1918 WISCONSIN AVE seoo
rooms anu 1 4a1" IRVINE ST, eoo'oo
r01 eTn7 Sff 81 5000 MS s5 NJ t?
:, rooms and bath. .$51 80
SGfEa a1 5b; sa stw M ! IS
: rooms and and Pan PAN SEQ. 90 to s ss5 90 90
slssiISS saa 81 fafS;hsa
''''' anu 40 j" X s;r;. wv .0''' 10 'oo'oO
10 rooms and : baths; r....-. $500
rooms and bath; c'" $500 to s1ll55.oo9 90
''''''s r" Rafris s.r furnished. 4'0'0V
MYRENE. 503 9th ST.
rooms and o sash: u .srr wv $4,000
4 rooms and bath $500
'0on's G e'}a viz 14i7 PARK RID. s4o''o
WARRISGToS, 1901 WYOMING AxG;:OOO
Z rooms and bath. ............... $3.50
u rooms and bath. ..........., $3.50
OLYMPIA. 1868 EUCLID ST
r rooms and bath ............S $4,000
room and BATH. "Aoo' AZ $4,000
5 rooms, bath and porch ... Il 90
WAVERLY, 1905 n ST
| room and bath. S35 90
rooms and bath ......,.. IS 90
2 rooms and bath. ............S $4,000
G SEVENTY sf 'H SsotRr. 1885 S CO.. 10 R5 800
r roons a,ld oa,n d ] cog
RIVERA. 1910 ASHMEAD PL.
2 rooms and bath SAT- so to SEQ 90
4 rooms, bath and porch. ...... 1900
$500 14th ST,
rooms, bath and porch. s62 90 TO SO 90
) rooms, baths and porch. ..... ] 90. 90
PASADENA. 1888 ADAMS MILL RID.
) rooms and bath Observation-Disclosures ST.. 10
LAMONT. 1927 LAMONT ST.
'o0''f fi ftiH nRSn 456 MASS: AVE. s'o'0o
rooms and bath ...'......... $4,000
II. l.. RUST COMPANY.
1901 18th St. NV. Main 6sss.
{
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REST SECTION MT. PLEASANT, COM
hination living dining room. bedroom, kitch-
enette: tile bath; large sleeping porch; clean,
comfortably furnished: 500. Adams 39l 4.
FUR. APT, 1910 SPRING RD.-TWO
rooms, with or without garage. Col.
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porch; stationary tuD In kltcnen: exceiieht
service, Ideally located. within walking dis
cars Aa sDf o anS BLOCK i50P oih
THE ARGONNE,
10th and Columbia Rd.
All-year location in the resi-
dental hub Of northwest; on
high elevation, overlooking the
entire city and Rock Creek Park.
Apartments with large outside
rooms. spacious closets, built-in
bath fixtures. reception halls and
balconies; latest Improvements
"a = hour service. Moderate
rentals. Business manager on
premises.
LOWEST RENT IN CITY.
NEAR WARDMAN PARK,
1877 18th ST.
-Four large ICONS. tiled bath spacious
RENT, SIS.
SEE RESIDENT MGR. APT. II.
1.-THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO.,
e,s ,s,Eb 1 s.! ENsWy AGENH1s Main sa4s.
THE WILLSONIA,
1880 X ST. NV.
Unusual apt. rooms; 2 baths: ? expo EXPO:
Screened screen ' porches : elevator service. ~ ~
1340 KENYON ST. NV.
Apta Q and 3 rooms. dining alcove and
bath large porches: flreproof building. D
EAST FLORENCE COURTS,
CALIFORNIA AND PHELPS PL. NV.
3 rooms and hf nssh; s HfT dS sedecora'ed'
HAMILTON COURTS,
214O y ST. NV.
and rooms Ts and bath " rD swly r cd
147 K ST. NE.
rooms AND E ns!h; s ssTjS rede'0r''ed'
T. DALLAS GRADY,
'o4 Main 'tfs 81 sTsl NV
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ENTIRE SECOND FLoOR-TWO LARGE
bright rooms. kitchenette and bath. gas and
elnnfricifv LOO 9th Sc
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CARVED HALL, 1915 ST
I ROOM. KIT. AND BATH. .S43. 30 81 so
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NEW CORDOvA. 1902 goth ST.
Q ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH. .S53 so
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ROYALToN. 9lS NJ ST. APT. 33-
Neatly furnished. 3 large rooms. Kitchen
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VIRGINIA, 2lcO G ST
8 ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH $50 On
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CHATHAM COURTs-ONE ROOM. LARGE
reception room. kitchen and bath. SO.
104 Col 1900
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MERIDIAN HILL STUDIO.

SOMETHING DIFFERENT.
Very attractive. medium sized apartments.
furnished or unfurnished also one large
studio. 2033 10th Ct, near Euclid.
1869 MINTWOOD PL.-vERY DESIRABLE
apartments containing two rooms and bath.
four rooms reception hall and bath and five
rooms bath and large porch; So 80, $75 90,
600; elevator service.
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APARTMENTS-FUR. & UNFUR.

1915 10th ST--RENTS GREATLY RE
duced. Two large. beautiful front rooms
large reception hall, kitchen and hath: walls
newly painted $3.50 unfurnished: Sll0
Handsomely uruished. twin beds if desired.
Apply Apartment No. /. Phone Potomac
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1920 Macomb IT. Brand-new modern
apartments: detached building: all outside
rooms. we'll lighted and ventilated: three
rooms. tile bath. Murphy bed. and three
rooms, reception hall and tile bath, $4,000
and $52 so.
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MADISON. 1888 EYE ST.
I ROOM AND BATH. -. $40 80 $40
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CORDOBA, Goth AND FLA. AVE
; ROOMS AND BATH. .......... SST 90
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! IN
| FOR COLORED.
2ot 2sth St 6; nnGw;mT,wSo apis of five rooms
kitchen and bath
s4s4 and 242S ~" st. ny1 New agg ,o q q
1A,s y. L l. sAANsBuRYy n CO. me ING; sao.
sos4 RonMAS r ST. Nwm a0G EYE bST
gain: sos
THE DRURY, 1921 Mt: Pleasant st. NV.
suit suites. r@ 500. Kit and OA'A' $50 'F00m
THE ROCKsBORo. o1717 R st. n.w.-1
ffm KIT and s g. also i rms houseseepinns
| hour elevator service.
kit; THE .Ea A b ssS l7oq tT ;s bath $50
Cost per sd. foot exceedingly low.
THE FARADAY, l46O Irving St NV
| New housekeeping and bachelor suites. $45
and up. Resident manager. Elevator.
1885 PHELPS I'll. NV, mr. Conn. ave-
Apis with disable receipt. halls; suites Of g 2
and up Resident manager.
STANLEY ARMs-lI125 18Th st. NV. mr.
| Mass. ave.-Walking distance; 8 stories: "a
Bath. Closets. buil,.in beds. $55 to So SO.
| Resident manager.
| TILDEN HALL-Apartment Hotel-3945
! Conn. ave. NV, and 3 room suites;
some apis. furnished ample lawnS< cool
| cafe: elevator and switchboard service
Resident manager.
1903 CLIFTON ST. NV run. and b.;
housekeeping apis. $50 to SIS.
GAG NEWTON sT..Near Ga. ave-1 r.
kit. and bath, closet: $40
| 1900 PARK ROAD Nw-Bright. tbre.
fsS opnssfrepirs eotas5 apartment rooms;
MADDUx. MARSHALL, MOSS & MALLORY
esa 18th St. NV. Main 1o1s4
| 1891 FLA. AVE, NE. End FL.-5
| rms. b.. elec.. heat .......... $50 50
| 1905 L st. NV rms. kit b. heat AZ "a
453 ST. s.w.-4 rms, b.. cleo, heat as 0(
| 500 Z st. n.w.-5 rms b. heat AZ I'D
1919 10Th st. NV. End 1T rms b.
1915 G st. n.e.-5 rms. b.. cleo. fur "a 39955 81
527 21et 81. n.w.-5 rms. b. gas 35 Or
111lA 81. se.--f rms b. lat gas 70 Sf
! 11l3A ST. SET rms. b.. lat gas e., ia
26ll Va. ave. NV 'colored - rms.
kit, b., elsc -. 5000
o43 LOUISIANA AVE. NV.
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suites: non-housekeepine: beautifully fur
nshed scrupulousy clean: maid service.
Ref rpouirpd
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-3 AND 4 ROOMS.
S55 inc elec and gas; delightfully."- warm
and sunny. for Winter: cont. hot water.
North 63nE
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" rooms and bath. -
30lS 18th N.w--SECOND FLOOR, TWO
rooms housekeeping; gas. electricity; pos
session Sept Is. Call evenings or SUNDAY
Morning
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1911 PA AVE. NV LARGE ROOMS.
bath. remodeled for apartment. $60: so. W.
=. METCALF. GIL Investment Bldg. Phi.
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SEE THESE CLEAN AND COOL APIS.
Modern 3 and room apartments. private
Tile baths. porches aud laundry: continuous
hot water: SO and So so. 4io6 Ga. ave.
NV Inquire Ant No
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RENTAL. $50

RENTAL, $50.
A very desirable apartment of reception
hail. living room dining room. bedroom.
kitchen. bath and large inclosed front porch.
TO he put in excellent, condition. and con,
veniently located to cars and stores and
within short walk Of downtown. south
ing AnnY ianitor 1901 ] 9Th at.
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Eye n.w.4 large RS. and bath. $50

2432 Pa. ave. NV, Apt. -four large
rooms. reception hall and bath: three expos
ures; we'll lighted and cool; $4,000.
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4 ROOMS AND BATH IN ONE OF THE
most exclusive apartments i'll the city:
immediate possession: $l25 per month.
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NEW BUILDING,
900 10Th ST.

READY ABOUT SEPTEMBER 18TH.
ROOM. GRILL-CLOSET. BATH.
. ROOMS. KITCHEN. BATH.
RENTALS. S37 so TO S64.50.
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FOCR-R ROOM AND BATH UNFINISHED
apt: large screened porch: ami; heat fur
Wished: s. minutes from 10th and Pa. ave.
Admits only Call Clarendon 632-J-o. %
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7ALENDALF." :oo6 ST. NV
Apt. %. =. and b. reception hall; sos,
unft-n.shed. or SIS fu'nishef
1889 y ST. NV.
Apis. !, 81; +. and, b. each: good
condition; $50. unfurnished Or SIS far
& T. RYoN co. INC. 1923 St. NJ. $500.
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FIRST-FLOOR APARTMENT. SIX ROOMS;
bath buffers pantry: newly papered ana ana
| street and Park road Very desirable 10
sa,y. Rent, $l25 per month n.,o AMtoma tic
| Guired Apply 1881 Park rd. phone
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Observation-Disclosures

SAVE ONE-THIRD ON YOCa NORMAL
rent by buying this delightful corner suite
In a magnificent modern building in Cleve-
land Park: owner satisfaction with no per-
sonal bother of maintenance. For details
phone Main pro. branch IL. or Adams
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THREE ROOMS AND
SLEEPING PORCH.
l0n 81 q a

VERY DESIRABLE. COMFORTABLY
bedroom and tiled bath. Splendid condition
and excellent location, one-half square from
Conn ave. and within a few minutes walk
of downtown. Moderate rental OF $40.
Annlv iarifnr 1rHN NJ
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3 ROOMS, K. AND BATH FOR RENT rOi
S1750 IL taken at once. Clydsdaic, APP
lOl 2S0l Adams Mill I'd. D.
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L.. RD.--TWO ATTRACTIVE
}. kitchenette. bath, pantry. trunk
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MOORE HID. INC.
"BANCROFT.' 800 18th NV.
" rooms and bath. non-hOusekeepinE.S 47 80
. rooms and bath. nOn-hOusekeeping 2.bO
> rooms and bath, mountaineering $3.50
4 rooms and bath. non-housekeeping. 80 OO
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WM. s. PHILLIPS & CO.. Inc,
1882 ST. MAIN 1900.
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APARTMENTs rURNIsHED.

2 X ST. N.W.-NEW DOWNTOWN
rtment OF rooms. kitchen and bath
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You should forgive many things in
- hers. hut none in yourself.-Auso-
MUS.
Evening star., 1926-11-19
CITIZENSHIP DRIVE
WORKERS SPEED Up
Hoie 10 Pass 40,0 900 Goal by
Time Campaign Ends To-
morrow Night.

With the organized citizenship drive
of the Federation of Citizens Associa-
tions scheduled to close tomorrow, the
campaign workers intensified their
activities today in an effort to reach.
or pass IL possible, the previously set
goal of 1000 new members.
Added impetus was given the drive
last night by Jesse c. Suter. former
president of the federation and chair
man of the general campaign COM
mittee, who broadcast for Is minutes
from station WRC on the value of the
citizens" associations.
Citizens associations clearly have
demonstrated their value. but they
need added influence of greater num-
bers," said Mr.. Suter. The potential
power of an organized citizenship thus
enlarged Is beyond comprehension.
every vestige of representative gov
ernment.. have been compelled to
form citizens associations to bring
their community needs to the atten-
tion of the District government and
Congress, which completely controls
the affairs of Washington. Through
the study of our community problems
and public discussion, these questions
are being more generally understood
than would he possible in any other
way"
Maj Gen. Henry T. Allen. retired.
who was in command of the American
Army Of Occupa ton in Germany, and
DR.. Frank W. Ballou. superintendent
of schools are two of the latest con-
ve~ts to organized citizenship.
Evening star., 1926-11-19

date and religious numbers entirely
was Flora McGill Keefer. whose ar
tfstry in singing Is we'll known. She
handled the difficult cadenZas and
trills in fashion that would have
done credit to skillful coloratura
soprano, and her deeper tones were.
as usual, delightful. She sang two
arias from the famous "B Minor
Mass TIE" and Que
Sedes." and also "Slumber Beloved"
from the Christmas oratorio. Lucy
Brickenstein. that authority on Bach
and long a member of the Bach
Choir. did much to emphasize the
mood and character of each number
In her skillful accompanying.
: The only instrumental numbers
were contributed by Esther Cutchin.
young pianist whose fingers seem
to be unusually facile and brilliant
The Busoni transcription of the Pre-
lude and Fugue in D Major" provided
many and complicated moments for
display of her musicianship. The
"Sarabande in D Minor" from the
first French suite, and the prelude
and Fugue in A Flat" (from the
Well Tempered Clavichord) were her
other numbers.
Mrs. Eugene Byrnes. chairman of
the music department, opened the
program reading some fascinating
snatches from the CHRONICLES of
Anna Magdalena." which set the at
mosphere for informal. intimate
music-a chamber music type of
Evening star., 1926-11-19
M U. C
AN EVENING OF BACH.

In spite of the. inclement weather,
an audience that taxed the capacity
of both rooms at the Arts Club OF
Washington gathered to enjoy an un-
usually entertaining Evening OF
Bach" only compositions by the great
Johann Sebastian being, sung or
played.
Charles Trowbridge Tittman, the
genial hasso. who has gained wide
reputation throughout the country
especially for his ability in the f1eld OF
oratorio and has sung for number
of seasons at the famous Bach Fes-
tival of Bethlehem, Pa. began with
an aria, "Slumber On" from the can
tata "It Is Enough" Later he sang
another aria from another cantata. !.
Watch Ye. Pray Ye." However. 1t
was his last group Of arias from
Peasant Cantata" which literally
brought down the house" with the
i1umanness and comedy Of their con-
tent The last of the group. which
might appropriately have been en-:
titled THE Gold Digger Mazurka," a
song that began in chiding the peas
antess las Mr.. Tittmann insisted upon
calling the girl peasant for her as.
sumption Of too genteel manners. and
then praised the possession of heavy
gold ducats," was received with
hearty laughter and much enthusiasm.
The other singer on the program.
who confined her efforts to more Sc
Evening star., 1926-11-19
FISH TRADE PROSPERS.
Figures Show 10000 Now En-
gagged in Industry.

Although 1925 showed no spectacu-
lar changes in the fishing industry, n
compared very favorably with the
years Immediately previous, the Com
merce Department declared yesterday.
More than 191 900 persons are employ.
ed in the industry, which represents
total investment of more than $201,.
000,o and handle products amount
ing to nearly three billion pounds, val
ued at about S97.500.000.
''The fishery industries as a whole
seem to be in more prosperous and
stable condition than in any year since
the postwar depression" the depart
ment said.
Evening star., 1926-11-19
STUDENT KILLS SELF
IN LEAP OF 10 FLOORS
Disciple of Nietzsche, "a, Takes
Life After Losing Job
in Restaurant.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, November 19.-Fred
erick Stoney, a 24-year-old disciple of
Nietzsche and Schopenhauer. who was
unable to keep his job as a manager
in a restaurant, jumped 10 floors to
his death yesterday.
In the Riverside drive apartment,
where he lived, he was known as a
young man who spoke frequently of
the "futility of life.' and cited Ger
man philosophers to show that moth
ing means anything"
With his mother. Mrs. Margaret
McAfee. he had come here seven
weeks ago from Lincoln. Nebr.. where
he had graduated from the Univer-
sity of Nebra ska. He began his stud.
les at Columbia and worked at the
resta urant. Last night he lost his
job. This morning his body was FUND
living across coal chute, 10 floors
beneath his bedroom window.
Police said 1t was suicide. That his
mother refused to believe.
Evening star., 1926-11-19
WOMAN IS FOUND DEAD.
Miss M. M. Stiles Discovered With
Empty Sleeping Powder Bottles.

Miss NJ M. Stiles. Al years old.
newspaper writer. was found dead in
her apartment; at 1740. Euclid street,
this morning. Two empty bottles that
had contained a sleeping powder were
found beside her body.
The. discovery of Miss Stiles death
followed unsuccessful efforts of sew
erai friends to reach her by telephone
this morning. They knew she had
been III several days and asked the
janitor to investigate. He found Miss
Stiles lying In her bed with life ex-
tinct.
Miss j. Ford of 1874 I street said
that Miss Stiles had suffered intensely
from insomnia. Miss Ford viii take
charge of funeral arrangements and
interment will be in Rock Creek Gene
terry. Miss Stiles nearest relative is
A brother who lives in Arizona. The
coroner was notifSd.