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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-20
MAKES FLYING START.
Congress Pushes Administrations
Building Program.

By the Associated Press.
Congress has made a flying start
toward carrying out the administra
TONS new public building program,
which received a 12-month setback
when the appropriat ton failed in the
Senate filibuster last session.
Both the House and the Senate al
ready have approved and sent to the
White House a deficiency supply bill
carrying. among other items. slightly
more than $4,000, 900 for the initiation
of the first years work of the pro-
gram, which ultimately will provide
for new post office and Federal build
ings in many cities.
Practically all of the projects to be
cared for under this appropriation
were authorized in 1918. and since that
time have been awaiting attention Of
Congress, which was diverted first
by the war.
The $4,000 900 appropriat ton is the
first money actually to be provided un-
der the $165 900 900 public buildings
act authorized last session. In addi-
ton. the Budget Bureau has recon-
mended to Congress an appropriation
of several million dollars to start con-
struction next year on number of
other buildings in various cities. The
appropriation awaiting President Cool
idge's approval will be available imme-
diately upon his signing of the def
cheney supply bill.
Besides these measures, the House
yesterday passed and sent 10 the Sen
ate bills to authorize appropriations
of 1926, 1000, to increase to S290,000,-
600 the total amount to be made avail
able during the next 10 years. For the
first five years of this period. $35 000,-
900 is to be appropriated annually,
After that, the remainder of the total
fund is to be appropriated in such
amounts as required to provide for
the completion of various projects.
OF the 100000, 900 a lump sum Of
SIS 900, 900 is for the District Of Co
Iumbia, and the remaining 1915, 000,-
900 is for projects throughout the
States.
Representative Reed, Republican,
New York, supported by Chairman
Elliott of the public buildings COM
mittee, introduced the bill to author
ize the appropria ton of $125, 700, 900,
Of which 500, 100000 was allotted to
new construction throughout the
of Columbia. The measure, as ap-
proved yesterday by the House, was
duplicate of the bill which failed
of passage last year in the Senate.
The only opposition that has de-
veloped to the public buildings pro-
gram has been from Southern Demo
Gratis, who contend that Congress,
rather than the Treasury and Post
Office Departments. should determine
where the new buildings are to be
located.
The views of this group Of South
ern Democrats were summed up yes
terday in the House by Representa-
tive Huddleston, Democrat, Alabama
who declared that he would vote
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-20
NEW VOLUME COMMENDED
Author of Book of Washington"
Highly plimented.

More than $50 letters of commend
ton on 1.-The Book of Washington" 81
volume on the beauties, facilities and
advantages Of Washington compiled b.,
G. G. McDevitt, former local news.
paper man, have been received by the
Washington Board of Trade from mem
bers of Congress, all of whom Were
presented with copies Of the book, il
was announced today.
The Board of Trade sponsored the
publication of the book, which is made
-up of articles descriptive Of Washing
ton written largely by local newspaper
men. Members Of Congress commend.
ed the trade body for sponsoring pub
LEGATION of this book. which they d.
clared to be a real boost to the Ma
tional Capital.
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MOTHER FACES LONG LAP.
Program tor Today Covers 200 Miles

ST. LOUIS. December % (P).-After
fight of 462 miles on the first leg of
her trip % Mexico CITY for Christ
mas visit to her son, Mrs. ENangeline
Lodge Lindhergh faced cold, clear
weather rodag FOR rho second isp Of
ne fight wh,cn lay oeF1seo 81 Louis
sad .Sa1 An'o OHIO. TeA
T. WIS IN snnitious arogl am I'M
10 aAsn ~ h mo, ner OF Col Cha lies
A. F.jnche' 80 todaV p, tDe distance
IS rha crow fies. is qnsrlH geo miles
4 sIop for luncn=oa en- rcIte Was on
the program.
Arriving late yesterday from Detroit
with a stop at indianapolis for lunch.
con. Mrs. Lindbergh paid her second
visit to st. Louis, this time flying In a
Ford tri-motored plane. A blast of cold
wind which struck her as she alighted
from the cabin caused her to draw her
fur coat collar up about her face. She
was comfortable in the plane, how
ever, she said.
Spending the night here as the guest
Of Mai. and Mrs. NJ D. Robertson,
Mrs. Lindbergh arose early for the
take-off scheduled at 3 PIN. Besides the
crew of the plane, Mrs. Lindbergh was
accompanied by Mai. r. A. Laious,
manager AT Mexico City for the Ford
Motor Co., which is host 10 Mrs. Lind
hergh on the fight. and Mr.. and Mrs.
William 3. Stout. STOUT designed the
plane which was piloted by Harry
Brooks, with Harry Russell as mech
enician
Three hours were required for the
trip from Detroit 70 Indianapolis and
hours and As minutes from the
latter city here.
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PRESIDENT INVITED
TO TRADE DINNER
Board to Hold Annual Banquet on
February 4, with Nota-
bles Present.

President Coolidge heads a list OF
prominent officials and citizens of the
National Capital and nearby States to
be invited as honor guests to the an
nual Midwinter dinner Of the Wash
ington Board of Trade, to be held
February A at the Willard Hotel.
Invitations are to be sent out to.
morrow to President Coolidge and
other honor guests, including Vice
President Dawes, members of the
Presidents cabinet, justices of the SUI
preme Court, members of the House
and Senate District committees, the
subcommittee of the committees on
appropriations of the House and Sen
ate dealing with the District of Co
lumbia, Chairman Madden of the
House appropriations committee,
Chairman Warren Of the Senate ap'
preparations committee, Gov. Byrd OF
Virginia, Gov. Richie Of Maryland
President Pierson of the Chamber OF
Commerce Of the United States, Sena-
tor Smoot, chairman of the Public
Buildings Commission; the District
Commissioners and the Assistant En-.
gineer Commissioners, Merle Thorpe,
editor of the Nations Business; the
editors of the five daily newspapers of
Washington and others.
Although tickets were placed on
sale only about two weeks ago, SOC
reservations have been taken, and the
total number of attendants at the
meeting is limited to about 700, off
Gals of the board said.
An elaborate entertainment program
is being arranged by the committee
headed by George Triplett.
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SUBMARINE PROBE
IS ASKED IN HOUSE
Griffin Wants Committee
Named to Investigate So
and Ssh Disasters.


Investigation by a House committee
of the sinking of ga and Ssh was ask
ed today by Representative Griffin.
Democrat, New York.
The resolution would direct Speaker
Longworth to select seven House mem
bers as a committee ito inquire into
the matter of the construction of sub
marines for the United States Navy,
the method of consideration and APP
prevail of plans and specifications, and
particulars as to issuance of contracts
for their construction.
1T also would seek the number.
condition and general seaworthiness
of submarines so far constructed or
in commission, with particular refer
ence to the installation of safety de-
vices for the protection Of the lives
of the crew, and the facilities, if any,
for the raising and salvage of subma-
rines in case OF disaster"
After investigating the two subma-
rine disasters, the committee would
ba asked to consider the ACCESSIBILITY
of constructing for the Navy suitable
salvage vessels such as are in use
in foreign navies.
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WIDE AREA I'M Darkness.

Burning out of two electrical feeders
running into the Bureau of STANDARD.
plunged portions of Georgetown.
Cleveland Park and Chevy Chase into
darkness for about half an hour last
night.
The accident incapacitated two of
the Potomac Electric Power Cos SUN
stations, one at Thirty-third and r.
streets, and the other on Wisconsin
avenue. near the District Line, max
ing it necessary to hook up tempora-
rily on the Brightwood line
The lights went out at 712 and re-
pair men, working swiftly were able
to renew service at 7:45. The entire
area from Thirty-third street north to
Chevy Chase, Md. was affected.
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PANAMA PLANS GREETING.
Country Preparing Greatest Reception
10 Welcome iindy.

PANAMA, December 90 Up. A re
ception unrivaled in the annals of
Panama is the goal of the committee
appointed to prepare for welcome
for Col Charles A. Lindhergh when
he flies here.
The committee met. with Foreign
Minister Alfaro presiding. j. y. Sum
nners, United STATES trade commits
sioner for aviation. beaded the sub
committee arranging for landing
field. Mai. Gen. Graves, commanding
the Panama Canal Zone. Informed Al
faro thai an expert aviator from
France Field would be instructed To
give the committee every assistance
possible in laying out landing ield.
" II is Impossible 70 prepare field
on Panaman soil then 2 landing viii
be made in the Canal Zone.
4 movement was started by which
every child in the primary schools Of
the capital subscribes cents for
Llrdbergb. Mothers of the capital
win subscribe - cents each TO buy \
gitr for Lindbersh's mother
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WALSH'S PROPOSED
PROBE is SHIFTED
Senate Refers Resolution for Tnves-
tlesting Power Financing to In.
tetsiate Commerce Committee.

t1nal decision o. the Droposal NJ
Senator Walsh Democrat. OF Nor-
tana, for = Nation-lvide investigation
Of The financing ~ power companies
was put off bv Inc Senate yestercat
afternoon. when II voted 40 10 So 10
send the Walsh resolution - rbe inter
state commerce committee for study.
This course was opposed by the
author Of the resolution. and his col
league, Senator Wheeler. Democrat. of
Montana. told the Senate that refer
ence Of the question 10 thai committee
meant only delay. Supporters of the
resolution wanted II sent 10 the com
mittes on audit and control, which
would pass merely upon the eXpendi
ture Of funds needed 10 make The in
ouiry.
Answering senator Wheeler. Chair.
p man Watson Of the interstate com
nlercs committee, declared the com
raittee would take uU the resolution
s quickly as the Orher business be
fore ~ would permit He reminded
TIE Senate his committee has before
f. the important problem of rsilroa0
consolidation
On The vote party lines were splil
IS Democrats uniting with - Repuh-
lcans in favor Of sending the resolu-
ton 10 interstate commerce commit
tee. while - Republicans and one
Fsrmer-La Dor senator Vo1ed with %
Democrats against such = move.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-20
Tackknives Given
To President for
Whiting Next Year

Following the publication Of a
story that President Coolidge was
looking forward to his retirement
when he could sit and rest and en-
joy whiting he has received a
number of jackknives.
In mentioning this today, the
President said he appreciated the
interest in his future, but he felt
that he was receiving these pres
ents under false pretenses, as he
has no intention of indulging in
such idleness as whiting when he
retires from the presidency.
He admits that whiting used
to interest him when he was a lit
tie boy, but he has had little time
for it or even desire for it since be-
coming man
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against the bin because, while it
would help lot of members, it would
provide nothing for his district. Rep.
resentative Busby. Democrat, Missis-
sippi, also announced that he would
oppose the measure because he thought
Congress was delegating to a depart
ment a part of its own rights.
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COUPLE FOUND DEAD.
Screams of Woman in Hotel Fol.
lowed by Six Shots.

COLUMBUS, Ohio, Decemk -. 20 (P).
A man and woman registered in a
hotel here as Joe Wandling and wife
of Logan, Ohio, were found dead in
their room early today, each with
three breast bullet wounds.
Streams from the woman attracted
attention of other guests. who then
heard six shots fired. The coroner
was unable to determine which was
shot first. A revolver was found living
between them. There was no sign of
A struggle, police said
Wandhng was thought to be about
As years old, and the woman about rs.
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ton at this time in a sum slightly in
excess of S17.000,000.
Another thing that is highly desir-
able is the removal of all of the old
eyesores along the south side of Penn
sylvania avenue which have caused
the people of the Country to wonder
why the most important street in the
greatest capital of the world should
be allowed to remain in the condition
1t has for so long period"
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Henry Ford to Visit Ireland.

DUBLIN, December 20 R.-Henry
Ford will visit Ireland in April or
May as a guest of John Mccormack,
the noted tenor, it was stated at Nc
Cormack's Moore Abbey home today.
Mr.. Mccormack arrived at his home
last night to spend the holidays there.
At the Abbey it was said that Mr..
Ford will combine business with
pleasure on his visit to Ireland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-20
Hick man a Brilliant
Scholar. His Record
AT School Reveals

Bv the Associated Press
KANSAS CITY, December
@0-This is the record at Cen
traI High School here of vii
liam Edward Hickman. suspect
ed as being the kidnaper and
slayer Of Marian Parker in Los
Angeles:
Vice president, senior class.
1926.
President. Central Webster
club.
President, Central Chapter.
National Honor Society.
Negative debate team, 1925.
Student council, 1924, 1925,
1926.
Business manager. Central
IunIinary weekly newspaper.
Literary editor, Centralian
School anuIan.
President, Central Classics
Club. 1925.
Junior aide. Central Thucy-
dides Club, 1923.
Senior ballot: Best boy orator"
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Al End of His Flight
Lindy's Gas Supply
Down 10 80 Gallons

r. ihe Associated Press
MEXICO CITY, December 20.
When Col. Lindbergh landed at
Nalbuena Field he had about 80
gallons OF gasoline left. enough to
have flown two or three hours long
ol. he told newspaper men at a
conference last night
This is not bad when you figure
! spent couple of hours flying out
" my course when lost" Lindbergh
said 81 had four of five hours OF
500 miles in gas more than my
schedule I passed over a number Of
landing fields in Mexico while lost
and II would have been simple to
land and acquire directions, but
"f course did not desire to do this
"a wa'tc1 to make a nonstop
fight."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-20
WASHINGTON MAN HELD
ON ROBBERY CHARGE
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, December 20.-After
battle with an armed assailant,
screams from Miss Matilda Presst-
man last night resulted in the arrest
IF Joseph Bell, 50, of Washington, on
4 charge of highway robbery.
Bell attempted to get the woman s
handbag, she said. policeman who
heard the screams fired two shots at
Bell. who was running. before he
stopped. The police said Bell had a
blackjack. loaded gun and 80 car
tridges in his possession.
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Mexico Aids Flood Sufferers.

MEXICO CITY, December 20 (P.-
$50,00O has been voted by Congress
for relief of flood victims in the States
of Sonora and Sinaloa. Several towns
were badly damaged during floods
there recently.
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Coolidge Expresses Rerret.

President Coolidge today expressed
extreme sorrow and regret at the 81
disaster. He is receiving constantly
the reports from the Navy Depart
ment regarding the rescue work and
has assurances that everything posi-.
BILE is being done
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L|NDBERGH TAKES
GALES IN PLANE
Oregon Also Enjoys Ride
With American Ace-Both
Pleased With Trips.

e. ,as Assometed Press.
NFNTCO CITY. Der enoher 90,
President Gales and former presi-
Seut Oregon todav made separat@
airbte with cot charles \. ljndberGh-
American air hero. at the stick ~ =
commercial plane loaned for me trips
p,.aeident Gales and Gen. ohreGon
we're each w She a'r abo'r - minutes.
THE MEXICAN president. making his
evyr aight. went MP hrsr with me
A,nevioan avsr. the plane taking fhe
an A. 1o1A am. and landing ~ 1850.
Ger Oregon who is the "niN candi
date lefr in rhe field for neN wear :
nresidentla) election Went up 'mmed'
ste!v afer he president.
Eoih President Gales aud Gen.
nbregon. prhabIv the TWO most DOW
srrui men IN al Mexico, expressing
great pleasure in the tighi and SAID
thar they had complete confidence IN
the American. alrman.
When Mrs F,vangeiine Lodge LIND
Hergh. nov en- route here by plane.
approaches the capital. SilvHr-WinEed
r,lonoplare viii appea from the South
the spirit of =. Louis. plloted ny
Ner famous Sti HN ~ ~ '7''' ~
IN Mexico CitN.
LindberGh announced ha he would
~ from Nalhuera Military Aviation
Field 10 meet his mother. no Is eN-
nected tomorrow or THURSDAY. We
said he did not intend 10 ~ ~ far
nortl as TamPico.
Return 10 to Neither.
Asked If his mother would return
10 he United States by plane when
her visit here FOR Christmas WAS end
ed he replied. "rhat $ entirely up to
her. VI viii he an easier "Trip and just
ae safe If she chooses to ny
Of his future plans. Lindbergh said;
~ would like 10 90 IN South America
sometime hut have no intention of 10
'ny so a present ] must and viii
conclude ~, Central American trip
with : tilgh, 70 Havana during the
Annericsn conference. I can't fE
the dare nut II viii not he in lime for
the o0rniug January 1S). Then. as |
nave said before / vii ffy home q s.
Louis
Guatemala Citv First stop.
Guatemala CITY will he his first
stop in Central America. He will leave
Mexico City some time after Christmas
day and expects TO complete the flight
in nine hours. Only the capitals Of
Central American countries will be
visited He will be unable to visit
other cities in Mexico.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-20
$500 Radio Patents.

OF more than $500 patents granted
in Washinton to inventors of radio,
rights number 307 and transmitters
222. Under receivers. antenna patents
number 119, special ray SIS and wave
meter %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-20

tube, he would be shot 10 the surface
by the pressure in an unconscious
condition. Hoover added that while
such a feat has been accomplished
he said it was done only under most
favorable conditions and after detailed
prepara ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-20

For the first time in the 1873 years
Of the University of North Carolina.
women occupy place on the faculty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-20

On August %, 1919, the first daily
aerial passenger service was instituted
--250 miles long-between London
and Paris.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-20

grrau articiee, such as spooIe of
thread and papers nf pms ardeihe n
eorits ooof, u large "lsEc oSwoman
shoplittera.
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NAVY DEPARTMENT
HOPES ARE WANING
FOR S-4 RESCUE

Continued from First Pagel
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TRIANGLE MEASURE
Is GIVEN TO SENATE
WITH Amendment

Continued from First Page.)
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APARTMENTS-FUR. 4 UNFUR.

RENT REDUCED: ON BEAUTIFUL. 10th
st.-Two rooms, kitchen and bath, S69 80
or handsomely furnished $500. 1918 10th
st. Apply resident manager. D.
THE HERMITAGE. 11IS VERMONT AVE.
n.w-1 and rooms. kitchen and bath; $50
up. TOTTEN. Main 10000. -
4 AND s ROOMS AND BATH: HEAT.
eec. IA Iowa circle NV. Pot. 694S. &'ent.
NAVAL OFFICER TRANSFERRED WILL
sublet two-room. kitchen and bath. Apt
"a 1918 18th st Potomac 2lGG. D
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
Continued
IRE YOU INFLUENCED BY YOUR
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Every effort is made to create q happy
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beautifully furnished rooms that will appeal
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dant hot water. Meals served to men, best
food obtainable., Rates, $40: $40 and 500
the virginians. People living in vicinity are
invited to try our dinners. Franklin $685.
1914 CONN. AVE. 81
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1927 G N.w--Large room for three; private
bath. Single room, shower and tub. Baths,
running water in all rooms. Meals If de-
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BUCKINGHAM d,UsI S,5a,A 929 18Th st. nowwars
month; translents. 81. Phone franklin
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| 2719 18th NV large, nicely furnished
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1915 Goth ST NW.-Furnished room on
first floor. near bath: private home.
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DOWNTOWN--532 goth ST. N.W.-second
floor front. $50: third floor. side. S25: bath
on both floors: beautiful rooms; suitable for
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RENT ROOMS-FURNISHED.
CONTINUED.

Ola MASS Nw-Nice clean bed-living
room and kftchenette: honey and convent
eht: nicely arranged for. two ladies'; parlor
and telephone; also single room. l.
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1920 r ST. NV,
3-room, kitchen and bath
apartments
Completely furnished for housekeeping
maid service electricity and gas included
By the week. month or year.
Also a few unfurnished apartments.
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1920 r ST. NV,
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11OS 10Th St NV Main 81.
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RENT ROOMS-FURNISHED

Ill 18th ST. NV furnished basement
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. IT'S Church ST.
n.w-Nice room near bath: private familyi
gentleman; references: SIS. North 306.
1416 N ST. N.W--Lovely room second
floor twin beds; close to bath every con-
venienCe.
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665 s. CAROLINA AVE. S.E-2 rooms.
e Hlitchenette and private bath. entire floor
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J35 H ST. N.W--Large. front room; AMI:
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1928 ST. N.W--1 large front room
southern exposure, well heated: suitable for
one or two people. Phone North S0O5. 2s
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MEN,
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Doubie-$12 90 to $1,000 per week
$45 90 TO 10000 per month
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Complete Service.
Portland Hotel. Main 500.
18th ST., Thomas Circle
and Vermont Ave. :,
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5Is KENNEDY ST. N.W.-Master second
floor front room for two gentlemen. or mar
line prtya3e family: reasonable terms. Co
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TRANsCIENTs ACCoMMoDATED.
ONE ROOM AND BATH
apartments, full hotel service
500 month; subject to 80 days
notice ON vacating.
W.ARDMAN PARK HOTEL,