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ton with ma ximum efficiency In the
event OF d serious confiagration.
.(2l That the conditions set forth
in finding No. exist to an eveb
greater extent In residential sections
of the District OF Columbia. and that
particularly In certain Northwest ser
tons where large apartment houses
abound. there Is. In event Of con
fla era ton. hazard to human life
which demands prompt attention.
rs, That the fire fighting facilities
Of the District Of Columbia have not
kept pace with the growth Of the city
and that there IN great need for nddi
tional water mains. fire hydrants anT
fire alarm boxes, Particularly In
suburban sections Is the need for these
facilities. rs well as additional fire
stations, personnel and apparatus
apparent.
High Pressure Unnecessary.
80 That 1t Is the opinion OF au
thorities of the National Board Of
Fire Underwriters that a high pressure
water system in the congested high
value section Of the District Of Colum
bia is not necessary, provided xucf
section OF the city be insured an ample
water supply for fire fighting purposes
and that reasonable protection against
serious contagration could be ex
I,ectcd by the provision OF such a
water supply. brought about by an
Improvement In the present water
system and by the installation Of
additional fire MIGRANTS, The improve.
meuts necessary In these regards will
he found in detail in this report
"(5) If the hieh-pressure water sys-
tenn be installed in the congest ed.
hiah value section of the District of
columbia, n reduction of 5 per cent
in insurance would be allowed for
,:sks located in the area TO be covered
while IL certain stated improvements
ire made IN the Waterman system,
with the provision of additional fire
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there can be no question. It IL the
best known means Of combating fires
Of great magnitude. and any munich
paiity which Is equipped with such an
installation is possessed Of an agency
which should reduce TO a minimum
the possibility of disastrous fires In
the protected district. Whether the
high pressure system he used pri.
marily in the lighting of fire or bA
maintained solely as a reserve force
for the prevention of confiagration. its
worth has been clearly demonstrated
and It's value established. However
the high cost Of installation Of such
n system necessarily limits its loca.
ton to the area or areas in which TIE
greatest concentration of property
values and hazards exists namely.
what is commonly known as the bIsi
ness district
The inquiry was called for by a pro
vision in the 1927 District appr0pria
ton act, which also appropriated
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nue. to Eleventh street northwest. An
item to cover this work, $177,OOO, Is In
cluded In the 1929 estimates of the
Water Department Additional amount
required To extend this main from
Eleventh street northwest to New Jcr
sey avenue. Cost, $l05.000.
Sixteen inch main, Reservoir street
and Wisconsin avenue northwest. from
= street to Thirty-fourth street. Cost
$23. 400.
Twelve-inch main on Georgia ave
nue. northwest from t'airmont to Park
road northwest. Cost. sal $50.
Main Requirements.
Replacement of all 4.inch mains
used for hydrant supply, elimination
of dead ends wherever practicable and
long unsupported lines Of pipe cross
connected so that not more than one
hytlraut will be on G.inch main he
tween .ntersectinG lines. and not more
than two MIGRANTS on an S.inch main
between intersecting lines. 100000 PEI
year is being expended on this work
two years work or 500. 900. would
probably complete this item in the
contested area, Cost, 100000,
For 400 additional fire hydrants, ..
of which shall he installed In the high
value dist riot. estimated cost $3.50 PEI
hYdrant. 100000.
For replacement OF 4-inch minor dis
tributing mains. SOL 200.
Report ON Survey.
Before stating It's four final recon
mendations, the committee set forth
the following general observations
based on the information 1t collected
during the inquiry:
I'D That there Is deplorable lack
OF proper water supply for iire.hght
ing purposes in the high.value
conCested section of the District II
Columbia. due to inadequate water
mains and an insufficient number Of
fire hydrants, and that the existinp
supply would not he sufficient t,
enable the Fire Department to func
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hydrants, a reduction or 2 per cent or
the premium paid for each specifically
rated risk In the entire District OF
Columbia will be granted. It Is csti.
mated that this per cent reduction
would affect at least one.half OF the
'i'e in .'lir,nre premiums paid in the
District of Columbia.
Sprinkiers Endorsed.
'1Gi That In tho cities of New York
and Baltimore regulations are in force
occurring the installation of automatic
sprinklers and standpipe systems. so
installed az To lie available for use by
the Fire Department In event of fire.
The present building regulations Of
the District OF Columbia are deficient
in this regard.
20 With regard 10 the efficacy OF
4 high pressure system rs a safeguard
against CONFEDERATION In any area
which receives protection therefrom.
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$4,000 for the PURPOSE. TIE commit.
tee was composed Of Fire Chief 0e0eee
8. Watson. for the Fire Dspartmsat.
Board Of Commissioners: 0sosSs Il.
Thompson secretary Of the b4isalng
code committee OF the Departmena OF
Commerce: Charles A. PeRess, b.. Of
the Office of Public Buildings and
Public Parks. and David NJ. Leo, &C.
tive In local civic affairs.
!, The committee included In its report
voiuminous data from many cities as
to the cost of installing high-pressure
mains and how each city financed the
project
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I. That the Commissioners ask for
an immediate appropriation of $685.
350 with which to put larger watai'
mains in certain thoroughfares tr
install 400 new hydrants Throughout
the CITY and to replace all 4-inch minor
distribut .ng mains.
.. That from year to year estimates
he included IN the budget To install
necessary mains, MIGRANTS. alarm
BOXES. engine houses and apparatus
TO secure adequate fire protection for
All sections of the District.
3. That the building code be amen l.
cd TO require installation OF he sprink-
Ter system and standp pes in all hulld'
ings which. by reason of size. type
of construction or occupancy, mlEh'
act as breeders OF conia grafton
q. That II the foregoing improve.
nents can be assured, the Commits
sioners could report to Congress that
there will then exist no vital necessity
for the installation of a higs.pressure
system. and that reasonable safety
from conflaeration can he assured
without such an installation.
improvements Offered.
The improvements that would be
made under the immediate appropria-
ton of 1856, $50 as proposed by the
committee. are:
Twenty fourinch main on Is street
northwest, from seventeenth street tC
Fourteenth street; Finch main. Il and
Ninth streets northwest. from Four
teenth street northwest to Louisiana
avenue. These items are included In
proposed layout for the Government s
fifty milion-dollar program. Cost
$4,000.
Twelve inch main on Tenth street
northwest, from * street to Pennsyl.
vania avenue Cost, $4,000.
TWelve-inch main. Eighteenth street
northwest. from Pennsylvania avenue
to street northwest. Cost, $4,000.
Thirty-siX inch main in NJ street
northwest. from New Hampshire ave
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Capt. Gleason. Chaplain, Dies.

NEW YORK, August Q Op. Capt.
Matthew {. Gleeson. 81, retired, one OF
the Nays best known chaplains, died
here today
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'OFFER SUBSTITUTE
FOR HIGH PRESSURE
Experts Urge Increase in Fa-
cilities and More Fire
Companies.

A program calling for charging
existing water mains throughout the
city. more hydrants, more alarm
boxes and additional fire companies
was recommended to the Commission
ers Yesterday afternoon as being pref
cradle to high-pressure system
by the committee appointed to make
a thorough study of the subject OF
fire protection.
Although .ecogniz,ng the value ot
high pressure the committee pointed
out that the high cost of installing
1t necessarily limits such system to
the central part of the city, whereas it
was found that Washington is in
need of improved fire protection in
outlaying sections as we'll as down
town.
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Water Shortage Cited.

After making the unqualified asser-
ton that there is a deplorable lack
of proper water supply for fire fight
ing downtown and that the same con
Ciition exists to n greater degree in
residential sections, the committee
made four general recommendations
as follows.
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THE RoCKLEDGE. 2456 goth Sex.
Park. Elevator service. Apts: of one
room. reception hall and bath bath; non non,
tubs Newly decorated. Reasonable
rents. Resident mgr.
THE PERsHING, 37ol 10th sT.--APTs;
sn sd. s ana b TTo s so 49, d Ap.
PIX. In. excellent residential section: All
apis, have, built-in tubs and showers;
switchboard. Garage space II desired.
See resident mgr. on premises.
1925 nth ST NV, CORNER vARNUM
Kitchen and bath; shower; southern ex:
posure.
THE OTTAWA, 1901 18th ST. N.w.-APT
OF seven exceptionally large outside
rooms. bath and porch; very reasonable
rent.
1921 EUCLID ST. N.w.--THREE ROOMS,
kitchen and bath. porch.
1884 IRVING ST. N.w.-sIx ROOMS AND
bath. hot-water heat: cleo.
THE ASHLEY. o03s 18th ST. N.w-ApTs.
of three rooms. kitchen and bath. Four
rooms, kitchen and bath. porch, Excep-
sS 95a and SIS afSe mo onqmS newly 'ec0fa'ea
N. L. SANSBI
1913 Eye St. NV.
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NEWTON HALL, .. .
1417 Newton St. NV.
, lust completed and Ready for Occupancy
Unusually convenient and accessible location. ~
~--e ~st - ..- .-'
FRIGIDAIRE. .. ...
Many Other Features
Two rooms, dining alcove, kitchen and bath,
$3.50 to 5000.
Including current'for refrigeration) J.
Open and Lighted Until PM.
Manager on Premises.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
~ Inc.
1435 K ST. NV. Main 2345 -
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square from Dupont Circle. within walk
ing distance OF downtown Apis. of one
room kitchen aud bath; two rooms
ami bath: FIVE rooms and two baths;
porches: elevator service: switchboard.
Unusual opportunity to get apt. with
porch within walking distance OF down
town.
THE GREENSBORO. 1914 18th Sex.
distance OF Govt. depts. Apis. Of two
rooms. reception hall kitchen and bath.
Reasonable rents.
THE. ALLEN. 241O goth ST. Nw.--NEw
building; excellent location. Overlooking
Rock Creek Park. Apis. OF two rooms.
Apt. 100.
a4S Y.rs Re- k Il &c.
dressing roon lnS and deS Bath TT two rooms ms
roons kitchen d i1ns a le1 pam and bath
$40 to SOS mo Resident mgr. Apt. 9.
THE wooDBINE. 1880 eth sT.--FRoNT
apt. of two rooms kitchen and bath;
three rooms. kitchen. and bath. Attrae-
h slSs ants n n sas hisheiass neishhor
1861 PARK RID N.W-oNE DOOR FROM
ants Of two l rooms and Ns rea ang %
$3.50 and s575O mo. Exceptionally
large rooms: excellent location.
DoRsTAN HALL. 4sOO GEORGIA AVE
corner building. Apis. OF three rooms
and bath, and four. rooms and bath;
able rentals.
RY CO., INC,
Phones Main 5o03-4-5.
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UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT.
251O-12-14 Que ST.. NV.

251O-12-14 Que ST. NV.
Group of three buildings Apartments have been put in first
class condition reduced Attractive be-
buildings All apartments outside assuring plenty OF
light and Many have nclosed porches Buses pass front
door, and Georgetown only square away
Apartments Lighted Until PM
See Resident Manager Apt 102, Middle Building.
Room Kitchen Dining Above Bath Murphy Bed $35 to $3.50
Rooms Kitchen. Dining Above Bath S3OOC
Rooms Kitchen Dressing Room. Bath, Porch 5000
Rooms Kitchen Bath Porch $S5 to $3.50
B. F. SAUL CO.,
Main 2lOO o25 18th St. NV
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3701 MASS. AVE.
Northwest corner. of Massachusetts, avenue
and Wisconsin avenue:
rooms rooms and md bath. Ss5 per month.
1909 10Th ST.
Lust across the street from Temple Heights
Modern hr nd nab With " and
Rentals $50 to S115 per mo.
THE ST. DENNIS. :
Southeast corner 18th and Kenyon SITS NV.
2 rooms and bath to rooms and bath.
2017 S ST. NV.
Z rooms, 2 baths;
Reasonable rentals.
THE ASHTON.
rooms and af} bath to to rooms. bath and
Rentals s35 to S55 per month.
194o 4th ST. NE.
Rental. S45 per month.
1908 CONN. Ave.
2 rooms and bath.
i Rental. $50 per month.
1721-23 CONN. AVE.
Studio apartments.
Reasonable rentals.
1914 CONN. AVE.
rooms and baths.
Open fireplaces. @
Apply for rental.
RANDALL IT. II
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424O, 4242 39th ST. NV.
NORTH CLEVELAND PARK.

Unexcelled Location.
New apartment buildings of distinctive type, located
in restricted community of fine residences and apart
High elevation and beautiful outlook Convenient
to car and bus lines churches. schools and All
apartments furnished with Frigdare of operation
paid by owner.
rooms, kitchen and bath. ..... $500 to $1,000
3 rooms kitchen and bath ................ $50
B. F. SAUL CO.,
Main 200 OPS 18th ST. NV
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Hospital.
$3.50 mo.
1875 10th ST., Elevator .Serv.
large rms. kit. and bath. Rent. 500 mo.
1916 18th St. NV.
END snS { SSs5 f Ssa 10 s E 81
rms. and bath. Rent. SIS mo.
Tuxedo, 143o r St. NV.
: rms. kit: and bath Rent SIS I mo. NV
The L1ewellyn, 2224 F St. NV.
Rent ir$ sf FpSS and and $50 and rms and 0a'n
1906 Potomac St. NV.
3 large rms. and bath. Rent. S475o
Mammoth Oak Gardens,
160o-161l 31st St.
u rn1. kit. and bath. Rent. $4,000 to
S45 mo.
large rms, kit. and bath. Rent. $3.50
Cathedral Mansions (South)
2oOO Conn. Ave.
Under new management 24-hr. elev and
phone service. Resident manager.
rn1. and bath, Rent. $4,000 mo.
l rn.. kit. &. hath Rent. S45 and $50 mo.
2 rms. kit &c bath. Rent $55 TO Ss5 mo.
rms BIZ B. Bent Bent s19 e9 70 ssIsSs mo mo
The Garfield, o01 18th St. NV.
8 large rms. hall. kit & b. Rent. $65 mo.
511 E St. NV.
8 large rms. and bath. Rent. $45 mo.
OF 9th St. NV.
End and Bird fls.. IL rms, 2 baths: gas
cleo. heat incl. Rent, 1925 mo.
McKEEVER & GOSS. NC,
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West View, 2125 / St. NV.
Newly decorated apts a4-hr. elev. and
phone service, Resident manager.
=! nm. and bath. Rent. S35 mo.
a,2 rms, kit. and bath. Rent. Se2.50 and
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$500 UUNNECTICUT AVE. NV
Lowest Rates IN City.
z rooms: kitchen and bath. large 90 ~
3 r poonn Kitchen and bath $500
rooms room. di" Hns a I" PAIN Kitchen and
N'A Nj. 500 s; So.h 81. n NIX
ana Sss sSa BAH ad ssSSls
rooms. l7 Ri;cS Sosq soS sa, Sr NV $500
3 s roems kit and bath on front of s,o m
rooms room kitchen and bath. 5000
room dining alcove. kitchen and
S Ssd sa aFfs Gsddsank fG5s' ag5Rny
bash with ln dTessse eoas steHsn
21.7 r ST. NV
( rooms and bath. ..:......:...... $50
Z r roos ana ba PAIN '.......... 45noo
rooms an" 9 Srss n. sr. NV ss s'''
'00'l'' anu i issg q sT. NV $500
''0n' A so,s '9S0E sr: NV. s Sso'0o
s rr ooom,s and bath. .S3S .60
. - ~. 740 9TH ST, NV. .oo
room h'ehf I7is rs 81 o1 Nv $500
rooms kl' is4s Sss g. Pm NV. $4,000
: Twins A..'as1 IS ST. go $500 "
: rooms ana p nios X ST. S,w soo ana soooo
3 rooms. kitchen and hath $40 90
fka sss E E2s 81 s2SL 'ssW, ). !.
'''ni GEO D. w. Lt,Il.NKINs, '4''''
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The Tiffany-Elevator Serv.-
1925 10th ST..
8 large rms. breakfast porch and bath
Rent. $S5 mo.
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The Fleetwood,
37O7 Woodley Road.
Excellent location: high elevation.
rms. kit. and bath. Rent, $50 mo-
Inns. kit. d. q. and bath Rent. sos mo.
3 rms. kit. and bath. Rent. $3.50 mo.
The Charlotte, 2i20 P St. NV.
Newly decorated apis. rms, bath and
rear porch. Rent, $3.50 mo.
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134o Kenyon St.
rn1., Murphy bed kit, d. a. and bath.
Rent, $45 TO $50 mo-
* rms, kit, d. a.. porch and bath. Rent,
S62.50 and $65 mo.
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O00 EAS LAR I'll > L.
Saratoga Apt. Low rents. Desirable front
H0WENsTElN BROS LING. so7.
THE ST. ALBANS,
231O CONNECTICUT AVE.
tAt the Bridge.)
This fine building needs no in
PRODUCTION to people who know
the better. grade of apartment
rentals in Washington.
Vacant: A few two-room and
three-room kitchen and bath
suites with balcony. Also a
one-room. kitchen and bath
suite at 5000 monthly.
Now under Wardman Management.
TeleDhone. Main 1880.
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THE SCHENLEY,
Zl21 Fl ST. NV.

THE SCHENLEY,
Z121 H ST. NV.
New eight-story, elevator
building, conveniently located
to Government departments,
George Washington University
and both car lines; only a short
walk from Potomac Park and
business district of Pa. ave.
Apartments lighted until o:3O
pm; resident manager on
premises.
| r., kit. & bath. $3.50 to $45.0O
2 r., kit. & bath. 5000 to $3.50
B. F. SAUL CO.,
Main alo0. o25 18th St. NV.
LOWEST RENTS IN CITY.
1885. c ST. NE.--NEW, APT.
Beautiful apt Of rooms and Ind, bath ,a,aa Large
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO.,
14le Eve ST. NV. Main se49:
THE DENVER.
14I0 CHAPLIN ST. NV.
See these aptmts. Of 3. 4 and 8
large rooms: they are lrst-elass and
ef9onomlcal ss to $40 Rins for
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MARYLAND COURTS,

MARYLAND COURTS,
9th and Maryland Ave. NE.
New elevator buildings having the latest improvements
such telephone switchboard service full length mirror
doors built-n bathroom fixtures Conveniently located
to three car lines, stores, churches and schools.
Rents recently reduced apartments.
See resident manager premises.
OPEN AND LIGHTED UNTIL 9 PM.
3 rooms kitchen reception hall and bath. SOS to SIS.
rooms kitchen reception hall and bath 500 to $3.50
room. kitchen, reception hall and bath $3.50
ROOM reception hall and bath, $3050 to $3.50.
B. F SAUL CO.
Main 21OO o35 18th NV.
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SOLO Conn. Ave.
Excellent apt. cleveland Park
rnl.. kit. d. a. & bath. Rent $40 to S45
2 rms. kit. & bath. Rent S55 and SEQ.
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8Ol Butternut St. NV.
-. Newly decorated apts.. near Walter Reed
Hospital.
2 large rms. kit. and bath. Rent, sos mo.
n-3 large rms. kit, porch and bath. Rent,
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Ills D ST. Sc. End Fit r.. B.. s.o ~
999,7r IN :, st. ne'M 7aa b. gas s is5S
:3O5 10th st. s.w., End IA r.. b., 81. 4Q.00
I40s Girard ct. No. -42--3 r. b.. kit. ~ 80
A''o FOR COLORED.
is Van st. Sc. No. SIS r.. water. 1900
403 End st. s.w.. LIST f.-5 r.. water. $3.50
900 ist st sw., LIST f.-3 r.. water. 1880
1905 Bird st. NV. No. Il r.. b.. $3.50
zoo D st. NV. No: Is r.. b., gas. 40. 90
THOMAS P. BROWN. 815 u St. SW.
OUTSTANDING VALUES.
OUALITY-LOWEST RENT.
Choice neighborhood, location NV. handy
TO cars. churches. schools, theaters. Rock
Creek Park. Fireproof corner bldg. finest
construction and exposures. all large. outside
rms. tile baths. parauet floors. open fire
places glassinclosed porches. a.rm. suite
Phone Adams S696.J. or see ARGYLE and
WE'LL NGTON. 18th and Park I'd: NV.
APT. 4. 2433 PA AYE. NV r.. RE::
cepti0n hall. X. and b.. .SS5
1928 Eye at. avs r.. X. and De-. 70
3720 Maeep,b st. n.w.---3 :. and b, and y,
1--WE VIZ. 3. hH1lLiis 8,6o. iiN SS z ~
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CHILDREN from 2 20 Is years boarded for
Summer or indefinitely on farm: near
schools churches, bus. Personal supervision.
1ris Fishing. swin1mins References Mrs. uG.
Phone 2o-F.4 Sandy Spring
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3O25 Porter ST., Cleveland PARK
s-2 large rms. kit. d. a. and bath. Rent
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COUNTRY BOARD.

COUNTRY BOARD--Fine, cool quiet cOun
try home; own products country ham and
tom. $40 per week. l.. F. Rosenberger
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THE MONTANA, 1920 N ST, N.w.-7oNE
furnished maid service. Rental $50 per
month. ,~,o,y ~,x>
TO 9Th ST. NV,
Telephone Main 1862.
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EAST -WOODFORD STATION miles from
Falls Church on Wash. Va. r.. R.; fresh
eieyation. Herbert F. Williams p O..
Vienna Va Tel Falls Church S29-F.2.
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care with refined family on farm; near bus
line: hieh location, swimming. fishing;
horse 20 drive and other auiusements: .ent
able. Mrs Henry Clark. Brookeville. Md.
phona Aahtou 131 .E.9
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HIGH BREEZE POINT in the Blue Ridge.
10 min. walk TO Shenandoah River: fishing.
moderfl conveniences: good table. Address.
Mrs. Edw. Woolston Front Royal Va.
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DELIGHTFUL HOME. beautifully located in
Blue Ridge Mts.. on farm one mile from sta
ton. 8 hours from washington via Southern
3y.: large, airy rooms: excellent meals: rea-
eonable. Miss Nellie R. Heflin. Linden. Va.
WANTED GIRLS TO BOARD in refined
country home: excellent food: bus service.
Mrs. Charles Hawkins Brookeville Nd. Ash
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SPEND YOUR VACATION on old Virginia
farm. historic ALTERNATE. near Charlottes-
vale; modern improvements high-class taDse
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OAK HILL-Tdeal home. Blue Ridge Mts.
high. healthful location: quiet. refined home me
9iria ham, milk. butter. eggs. Miss NJ. F..
Rudasilf. Front Royal. Va. Phone 66-R:
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IDEAL PLACE now open to city boarders
best Of country board. vegetables. butter;
milk. eggs, chickens and country haw w,S Sa.
Brirhtwood Madison County. Va.
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SUBURBAN BOARD

WANTED girls between 8 and II years:
attractive country home. 0 miles north Of
city: experienced teacher in home: hest of
care. Terms reasonable Mrs. U. P. NJ.
Forest Glen. Nd. Phone Silver Spring GIN
FORT STRONG v1LLA-Large home; spa
cious shady lawns: families taken fwcek
end special. Sat. TO Mon. So: on Lee High
way. Phone Clarendon 1916. rs
BETTER CLASS ROOM AND BOARD, with
private family: attractive grounds: all con-
xeniences: reasonable. Address Box 13s-H.
Star Office.
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RARn for children on large farm: reason
Isle: fresh eggs. milk and vegetables: city
reference. Phone Sandy Spring 1lS-F-5;
Xrs HAIRY Musgroye BroDkeville Md
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1925 10th ST., Elevator .Serv.
large rms. kit. and bath. Rent, 500 mo.