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Evening star., 1927-11-07
MERGER AWAITING
CONFERENCE CALL
Factions Undecided as 10
Which Should Issue Summons
for Discussing Plan.

DEVELOPMENTS with respect to Har-
lev =. Wilson's plan for consolidating
the transportation systems of the Dis
trct were virtually at standstill to-
day for the first time since the gen.
eral outline of the scheme was made
public last Monday.
Conferences between the street rail
way executives, Mr.. Wilson and the
Public Utilities Commission. suggested
by John II. Hanna, president of the
Capital Traction Co. as the best
means of accomplishing a merger,
probably will be the next step, but
there appears to be some doubt as to
which group will take the responsible
ity in initiating the discussions.
Mr.. Wilson said that he is ready and
willing to discuss his plan with repre-
sentatives of the car companies and
the commission but is waiting for the
conferences to be called. The commits
sion, on the other hand, had made no
preliminary move to bring about a
meeting of the various groups. How.
ever, John w. ChildreSs, chairman of
the commission. announced today that
he would provide his office for the
meetings.
The stage. therefore, is virtually set
for the proposed conferences and they
likely will take place just as soon
as the principals can decide among
themselves which group should issue
the call.
Aside from these conferences, Mr.
Wilson, Ralph B. F'leharty, peoples
counsel before the Utilities Commits
sion, the Public Utilities committee OF
the Federal ton of Citizsns' Associa
tions and representatives of the firm
Of Hansel & Hansel, which is max
ing a transportation survey for the
committee, are expected to get to
gether at the District Building the
latter part of the week to discuss
plans for a merger
Evening star., 1927-11-07

least one-half the painters employed
be local men,
I'VE think" says Chief Justice
Martin, that the decree of the lower
court was right. 1t is clear that the
union painters were free to accept or
reject employment upon the terms
offered by the appellant, and cor
respondingly that appellant was free
to accept or reject the terms sof en-
ployment offered by the men. GIn this
instance, there was no strike or in
timidation nor any threat of disorder
or interference with appellants right
to employ non-uniOn men. II cannot
he claimed that there was any breach
of contract by the men, who simply
refused TO enter into any contract. Of
employment upon the terms offered
by the appellant
Evening star., 1927-11-07

vision of Washington's building pro-
gram was shifted from Mr.. Dewey,
who originally had charge of all the
building program, to Assistant Sec
retary Schuneman. who already had
been given control of the supervising
architects office and the great build
ing program in the field.
No change was made in the Office
of Assistant Secretary I.owman, who
continues to be the dry chieftain for
the Government, with supervision
over the customs, Coast Guard and
prohibition.
Evening star., 1927-11-07
FLOOD PROBLEMS
HELD MOST VITAL
Expected to OvershadoW All
Other Matters at Coming
Session of Congress.
RN DAVID LAWRENCE.

Control of the turbulent rivers Of
the Nation by means OF national
nlan will be the paramount issue be-
fore Congress The sudden devasta-
tion of New England. the memory of
the Mississippi catastrophe and the
apprehension of the people of Imperial
Valley. Calf. have combined to bring
many powerful clements OF public
opinion together behind the drive to
handle the internal waterways of the
country.
Congress will have many plans pre-
scented to it. including one from the
Army engineers. Secretary Hoover,
who is an engineer himself, has drawn
one of the most far-reachinS plans
the Capital here has seen. When he
first presented it informally the i'm
preston developed that it was too
ambitious. bat tho floods in New
England have emphasized that unless
the entire national waterway problem
IS studied and greater effort made
to control floods. the economic loss to
the country viii be stupendous.
Loss Of Homes Not All.
The loss of homes is not the only
factor in the material toll Of the flood,
hut the disl0cation Of the whole eco
n0mic structure of a section causes
indirect loss 10 other parts of the
country.
The sentiment in favor Of scientific
control of floods is unanimous, but
opposition will develop if it is at
tempted to link flood control with
waterpover development. Some of
the advocates of government owner
ship have insisted that the water
eower generated at Boulder Dam could
he proftably used by the Federal gov
ernment The utility companies feel
that this is an encroachment on the
field of private initiative. They have
always contended that they favored
flood control, but saw no need OF INK
ing ii up with the sale of waterpoWer.
There is view, however, shared
In to some extent by President Cool
iGge, that if large dams are erected
the government should in some way
use the waterpower as valuable
product that may help to pay the cost
of the dams. In theory this view Is
opposed by some of the utility groups
as a step in the process of Federal
regulation, if not government owner
ship.
f'nife assurances Wanted.
The Hoover Coolidge viewpoint on
fiood control, therefore, which prob
ably will be presented in the Presi-
dents message to Congress, will have
to give definite assurances that the
Government is not going to enter the
waite power business if the flood pro-
gram is to have clear sailing without
OF position.
The administration is inclined
toward a policy of leasing the water
n er to private companies somewhat
as has been proposed at Muscle
Shoals.
The prospects are that the whole
flood problem with its implications Will
overshadow everything else, even tax
revision. in the netx Congress, for the
contest on rates probably will be we'll
out of the way by January.
tCopyrght. 1927
Evening star., 1927-11-07
JAPANESE VISIT MEXICO.
Commanders and Warship Crews
Warmly Welcomed.

NANZANILLO, Mexico, November
7 LP).-The japanese warships Asama
and Iwata arrived here today on
courtesy visit.
The commander. Admiral Osami
Nagano; 12 members of his staff, l8
other officers and two sailors left
shortly after their arrival here for
Mexico City. accompanied by foreign
office representatives sent to welcome
the japanese.
Big receptions have been organized
a. CoIina and Gudala jara, where the
japanese will stop over en- route to the
capital.
Evening star., 1927-11-07

the alleged operators of base ball
gambling pool in Albany we're suf-
ficient grounds for official action by
the governor.
The colonel said he would not heed
the governors advice to confine his
discussion to the nine constitutional
amendments because he wanted the
people to know what the Smith Tam
many administration has done and is
doing"
Roosevelt continued the verbal duei
with the governor in regard to al
legged Tammany-protected gambling in
Albany. and told him that he could
not "in honesty" say that he did not
know what conditions were or that
the law prevented his taking action
10 remedy the situation
Evening star., 1927-11-07
SMOKE SQUAD BUSY.
Inspector Holds Law Will BE
Strictly Enforced.

With the advent Of cold weather,
DR.. William c. Fowler. District health
officer, today ordered his smoke in
spectors to make more thorough OBJ
servations for violations Of the anti
smoke nuisance law.
DIR. Fowler indicated that he intend.
ed vigorously to enforce the smoke
law in an effort to keep the atmos.
phere free from smoke and SCOT.
Evening star., 1927-11-07
Chest Clinic Wednesday.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
POTOMAC, Va, November 7.-Dr
Hugh A. Latane will hold the monthly
chest clinic in the Jefferson district
health center Wednesday between II
am. and l pm. and from to 4 pm
The clinic is under auspices of the
Arlington County Health Department
Evening star., 1927-11-07
"BIG BILL" BREEZES
INTO TOWN TO PUSH
FLOOD CONTROL PLAN

CONTINUED from First Pagel
and women of the party milled around
with ba laden bellboys, distracted
hotel attaches and scurrying news
paper men and photographers. Over
the din Of strong mems voices and
women's shril laughter broke the
lively jazz music Of the policemen and
sailor boys in mezzanine balcony.
Some Chicago Pep"
Its just the mayors way of in.
jecting a little Chicago pep into the
National Capital" vouchsafed one of
Mayor Thompson's aides.
big Bilp' had considerable diff
Guilty elbowing and hand-shaking his
way through the crowd to an elevator.
He went to his room and found him.
self besieged by news photographers,
who snapped him and Mayor O'keefe
in numerous poses. while reporters
piled him with questions about flood
control and pro.British text books.
I'm not here in connection with
my anti-British campaign" the mayor
said. I'm carrying that drive on in
Chicago. and 1 want to tell you right
now that I'm gonna clean up Chi
throw out the whole gang! Isn't that
so, Coath?"
J. L. Coath, president Of the Chi
cago School Board. admitted that
whatever the mayor says he is going
to do is certainly going to be done"
The mayor grew exceedingly rest
less as the cameras continued to click
and finally he looked at his watch
and announced:
Say. boys, l gotta date with the
President at 1890 and l gotta keep it.
It's almost 1890 now. Hey, McJunkin.
won't have time to talk to any more
newspaper men now, but tell 'em all
to be in the grand ball room at II
O'Clock and I'll tefl 'eln everything
they want to know then. See, Mac,
don't give 'em negatie answer, but
tell 'em something affirmative"
OFF to White House.
The mayor was speaking to William
D. McJunkin, head of large Chicago
advertising concern, who is one of the
mayors personal assistants on this
trip.
The mayor arose, grabbed a fat
brimmed cowboy-type hat and hustled
out, accompanied by Representative
Sproul of Illinois, who drove him to
the White House. He was loudly
cheered as he thrust his way again
through the lobby congestion and out
side of the hotel he paused again for
another photograph.
AS result of the delays. Mayor
Thompson kept President Coolidge
waiting about 10 minutes. The mayor
took with him to the White House
two large, heavy volumes. containing
thousands of newspaper clippings in
connection with his flood control tour
to the Pacific Coast A sturdy aide
was taken along to carry the books,
which the mayor said would show the
President something of the sentiment
for flood control throughout the coun-
try
Accompanying Thompson to the
White House, in addition to the aide
and Representative Sproul, was Law.
renee Y. King, commissioner of pub
lie works of Chicago.
Chicago's picturesque executive
stated that his call at the White
House had nothing to do with politics,
but he wanted it understood that he
Evening star., 1927-11-07
Traffic Cases to Be Heard.

Specal Dispatch 20 The Star.
POTOMAC. Va. November 7.-Sev.
eral cases of reckless automobile driv-
ing are on the docket for trial in
Police Court tonight at 6 o'clock.
Court will be held in the council
chamber. with Mayor William Kley.
steuber presiding.
Evening star., 1927-11-07
ASPIRANT UNDER FIRE.
House of Delegates Race Draws In
terest in Fifth District.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
DANVILLE, Va, November Tn
terest in tomorrows election in which
State and county offices will be filled
throughout the fifth congressional
district of Virginia centers on the fate
of Harry c. Ficklen, former New York
publisher. who is one of the three
Democratic nominees for the State
House of Delegates. Jake S. Adams
of Gretna is seeking one of the seats
on the Republican platform, and has
concentrated his attack on Ficklen.
F'icklen in his campaign has stood
on the party pledge to support him,
and has made the public statement
that Democrats who fail to do so will
be guilty of an offense similar to
misprision Of treason"
Evening star., 1927-11-07

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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.


60 ACRES MEAR LEE MIG br'.a GOOD
running noshed xsSo os S WIN al
sffss'toooa y xi'h . 600 inslmbtanes kSd.ess
MI. PLEAsANT-CoRNER BRICK DWELL
ing. ! rooms; baths. modern: near two
s aadra. nei Rox vii o"s s,sr o sHsny
WILL TRADE FOR SMALL CITY HOUSE:
rs'" n a Pns1ssss" sf%
b bfaeV"s K Ss Nd. oo. a. 90
OWNER WISHES TO SELL Io OR EXCHANGE II ,t;
Kos RosE Ss''f na oo n's S CYST" st. NV franklin
FARM FAIRFAX CO, VA, ass A. NEAR
state road: so acres cleared bal: wood and e.,
timber; good room honss s. fair ar, outhI, ad
ior property one trust. Gully ,s75 acre. Free
Ct T. %HGsos l Rre Hr to ssal VAN owner
300 A'k eet o Mi Lee ashWay a6ont o four miles
fr.p Pssx ho yin trade M s1r sS seg
1870 HARVARD . ST; NW Co.. :, .a r. b.
ra rage 't tfus s' So 900 Win sell for ST 900
PARKER Co. 435 ~ !. s.w. Main 1926.
sa sYsh 81! Or :, e5 Nhisss
W. -.
Co. 1872 ct. NV. --.
WILL EXCHANGE EQUITY IN MODERN
Groom houses for clear farm or large resi-
dd snee with one trust Call Owner Adams
Z. %e. AcHEf S!.t &c fSs1 So Willis
::s ";S
o n''eii until H q nm. SATURDAY,. "''", oee
OWNER OF BEAUTIFUL MODERN HOME
in Battery Park will take small downtown
property az cash payment here is wonder
full opportunity to get real home. Address
BOX 4s2.D. Star Office.
STORES WITH. ,APARTMEN,Ts-4 STORES
asf'S" what X hsss Eos 4o osf star
WILL EXCHANGE. MY sR; AND BATH
IT. norh n e" seres nan for .s on
dress Box 1893 saGe SIAM sts1 oee n" "se"
T9sS s"a o "2sns
m nSs s.1 snras Cali nn POI az fr' trees
ss s ,,as
4's 1fas c HEF HF a wv
smaller a0ss os and owSER ADAMS lam ssis
or North $3.50 after 6 nm. .---------------
l(SO tAhND l.. NV"
New detached house. r. : baths. ear
h sa a"w or North 81 ssss n ar
WANTED-DETACHED BRICK RESIDENCE
about rooms and ! bath sth in any good NV NV
payment Groom, and bath brick house IN
issenS viii deliver this clear and add
cash.
14o7 N + 2 Ave- p sHohA Aasn ilss,s7.
ONE LOT. FIRST COMMERCIAL ZONE.
valued at So. 500: trust 5000.
One lot. second commercial zone. valued
at So $50: clear.
Two residential lots. one valued at 81 800
and the other at 50. 500: both clear.~
VIII trade all of these lots for one piece
Ut ''''''''c ALt LfNCoLN 1855.
4 Beautiful Bungalow.
1oi Flower Ave, Takotna, Park.
alta cellar. oak hoors.. .-car garage. large
rorner lot. trees shrubbery. flowers. etc
ovgRffS{1lpi Tin .. d. n2Nt WMl
-g-Main1S6zas ~ Aassep4o1r :
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JAMES r. SHEA.
643 La. Ave. NV. .-.--.
YOU CAN RENT
VERY CHEAP

have bought one of those new
Homes in Petworth q think it Is the
best in the locality, az an investment
for little surplus money that |
wanted nut safely away. ! will rent
this Home 70 desirable tenants at
q very nominals rental. It's Groom
House brand-new: never occupied.
with beautiful tiled bath with built
in tub and shower: hardwood floors.
dandy big closets on the first door
and in the bedrooms: big breakfast
hot-water heat: automatic heater for
the service water. etc.
want you to deal direct with me.
Call me on the phone after o'clock
and will arrange for you to zee the
house.
FALL. ADAMS Sz01-W.
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RENT Observation-Disclosures.

and bath sdrpRsss, heat sS mss9
70 respons GSsa te fsrnse i'e"'' '''
Open a Il, paaFE s { qrdhsSs;rfs' See it.
,,os vs spsc1aliSsi ing In HomeNs 10000
rooms nssg sna rGSs ne~s
rated 500 T pSs iii inf sT' NJ store
square fro" I FL! f s;S Il $50 month.
Six rooms sls eng sE hHRte s e. m n e.
Six rooms and 6athh;r igsi reduced to s'5
Six rooms aa ~ j ba / sr SO / E month
Eleven rooms aid two baths: h.-wh.;
r've-r9 49,, hY aI,sRvsH IL "s ST. NV,
Nine rooms and two baths: INV h.: cleo;
4. l.. SALISBURY CO.. INC.
14ls Eve 81. NV. Main 5000.
. AZ RANDOLPH ST. N.w:1-s5o 90:
6 rooms and bath. newly decorated;
H. CLIFFORD BANGS.
200 Investment f BIDS rr gao.
COLORED.
~ ga. c s"G s,ros s heat room. and
IUI howard ave SD gfpOms ana ple''
SaFf" III Hpd i !asssf f. n
1908 MONROE ST. NV.
Detached frame dwelling: 70 rooms; bath.
ysrd lot beat $50 ksn Sos 5e mo
HERMAN L. GASCH.
1925 New York Ave. Main $50.
UNUSUAL BARGAINS.
NEW HOME, Ne, .$55.
Six sssS' 1a sfth ST. esSa sssr'se
SIX es s2o% s;h 81 q. s ~ s'''
aos f S,5 TSGms sr' s' 4 h,w elesse so.
ss sss G ga1Ti sha 81 We GsaS5f5sSs'
Six r sSRs 7 ss's sr h ,S W.. SIS. gar
SIEVE" s sSSs s.S S' 81, NV Hw h. ;!sc gar
Six 1871 rs2"s tp sash ST siec rS'''
E' iass rG f. + AS Si!hs NSw;wMasisso}e '
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO.,
a1e 18th St. NV. Main sa4a.
8 rms. ' s!5Iosm r: S ;iiss bath. :.
h.-w.h. cleo. ................ 800
sEnrpErsR6SHREEPP lF9H 4nooM HOME.
g . ,., 1914 AZ, 33th 81, ST aou,,.
rear .porches. h.-wh.. cleo Lear M
garage ................. sso.oo
1905 COLUMBIA ROAD,
rms. bedrooms. . baths. double
rear nOrches, INV h.. elec.. newly IN, oo
redecofate0. 'riV'.o"
1908 QUE ST.
Semi -det ached o rooms, 8 bedrooms.
, baths. h..w.h. cleo. Lear
1853 PARK ROAD.
rooms. bedrooms, double rear
porches. car garage. front porch.
screens and awnings. Will redec- No
crate =. . I'll -o.o"
l4th ST. TERRACE.
1891 JEFFERSON ST.
Complete redecorated
rooms 4 bedrooms. bath, lavatory.
h.-w.h.. cleo. large front porch. M
SHANNON & LUCHS.
INC. ~
7l3 14th st. NV Main "343.
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FOR EXCHANGE.
ATTRACTIVE BROOM AND 2-BATH HOME;
half block from 14th st. car line and
Decatur: Will trade equity for ea9 i alIsn
ton for a professional Office and home.
QUICK REALTY co. INC. 1410 H st. NV
Main 54S3. Office open until pm. Sat
urday
HAVE $4,000 EQUITY IN POS 14th st.
Lot 2Ox120. will exchange for house. For
sale. 1909 9th St: 1924 q st. North d0l .
HAVE ? APARTMENT HOUSES. SHOWING
& good return. priced from $50 600 to to
trade on clear ground. small clear houses or
business property subject to only one trust.
Call Mr.. LOUIS. Main 2730.
Equity H N sRooM s "a IT, M MOI nsS
ment on Groom house in District. Phone
Hyattsvile $50 or address Box Ale. star
Office.
HAVE HOME AND VACANT. PROPERTY;
Miami. Fla. for WASHINGTON home. Don't
answer unless YOU know locatione there
BEACH. 51O2 Denniore ave- Baltic. Nd. 49,
DIAMOND RING. VALUE SO 900 WILL
trade on real estate or what have you, Ad-
HAVE s. 500 EQUITY IN 5a2o 9th ST,
Offer o12 Southern Bldg
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FnR SAIF-lATS

a ss :, a and mAs Ms,ry ROCK fs VIII .s
!5s y LOT ssx1ss TT or W, WEST Z
sse Psase 2ns ssis nfar lot"
5ox1 IS: PAVED sfRrET AND SIDEWALK;
car; ls minutes downtown: high eieyation
nssrby aves hade Soo rss
Main sasx s slsg will take back second trust
fHE issin eHasE p sHAD onp
~ 800 500 cash S2o monthly. Cali
9Th NEAR NICHOLSON TWO a5-FooT
close to present building operations: water
sew se.e r,, gas and electricty In street psyins
on easy terms "' Main sfn 41es snee VIII E'F'"ee
CORNER LOT; 47xl8o. IL EAST CHEVY
g n9 pq.Iick sale. Phone Main Ia5; Mr..
LOT 10Oxl7e - BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED
Cali Mr. RoRE FGees Main arf foes $500 investment
9 9nd Gos IN DoWSTowS con
over aye ABOUT good ses sa"nT
groyed by several houses. rented at about
Sl10 mo. old rents; clear. Price. s"4 900
recently AT over ST. a foot nj auction Ad.
dress BOX l12.E. Star Office.
APARTMENT SITE 5Ox1eb; FIRST COM
grading necessary; price, - cents square
foot a really. good bargain Address Box
1l1-E. Star office
SS%@ st1,s n9s ST., Chevy Chase D. C. Can
VERY DESIRABLE LOT: IDEAL LoCA-
Address " Box ffres Star ar@ Once
1s R0WHoUSE LOTS. NE.-wHITE on
c cGIl0reai B Read t" build on No dealers
5oxI5o. WITHIN i SQUARE OF INTER.
sQ % a1 naf a%d - sSe' ea.h ~ PS
WE W, HAVE, HAVE sEXERAL LOTS n BEArTI,,
fu shefs ca Md Th ne ian he hoqEh e
INC. ito i4th s. NV. Man as5z'
sS*kS Taf nIsTSslea Sas b
Rqaffff SKI 81 sEoFE RS A aaTE asps
front on Hutchins place near car stop:
greed low for quick sale. Phone Col
ON UPTON ST. No. o937. LOTS 6l-FT
front to alley, high elevation: adjoining
H9 piy :, Gross Academy Frank. 1855. f. s
g. and 4 TsEoRa hP Park. Ma. he5u,ia
Vain 5s46 A T. Hoffman Co. 1894 St
TS es ana . sARk Level O. WITH NhAs sAs
Of AZ it.. sewer. water gas. cleo Only
sasass fT' fao2RSFo% ass ssui' f:
Excellent lecation wSode1 near f Re 8
less for cash Address Box 34E. star Office
Lot, VEST CHEVY CHASE HEIGHTS; IS
by 135. Price; S1,250.00. Cash payment
$4,000 Meeaahihy A R5x%%s1's 4 xsS
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2 LOTS. 90 FEET WIDE BY 90 FEET
deep: suitable for stores and fats or nice

2 LOTS. 90 FEET WIDE BY 90 FEET
deep: suitable for stores and flats or = nice
homes
Located at 900 Block
Good Hone Rd S.E-S1 800.
MAPLE & LEWEY.
Specializing in Homes.
1l05 Vermont Ave. NV NJ. lO3b0
oughfare northwest: over 100 r. of first
commercial frontage Priced at less than 10
cents per square foot: This site now I'm,
proved by Broom frame house: hne
investment.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
1401 N Y. Ave. Main 1l66-61
BUILDERS ATTENTION.
Ten beautiful lots size As #. by 200 IT,.
located on nice little terrace in buiit-up
section of Riverdale Heights. one block from
Edmonston I'd. Price. $500 each. Will &C
cent in payment second trusts of $1,000
each on 3 lots when built upon. Four-ronm
bungalows priced at $3.50 will sell quickly
in this desirable location.
Call Lincoln 1o55;
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n. a
3os Investment Bldg. Main 417s.
3722 9th ST. N.W.-s ROOMS, BATH, GAS.
cleo: double rear porches and built-ih ga
rage Rent S65 mo 49,
ee ssot IN ST HARDWOOD "G ana P Fan
1908 9Th ST. NV rms. bath, glass;
inclosed sleeping porch n.-wh.. elec. gas and
3TIs HARRIsON sT-10 rms. baths;
sarake. Reat reasonable
1890 PORTER ST: NM rms. . baths.
a0q 1918 4AS su Ken sF 'N%Brand-new
house lust east Of l6th Ct. consulting OF
frigeration. gear garage. Rent. $3.50 mo.
McKEEvER 4 GOSS. INC.
Realtors.
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FOR RENT-DESK SPACE.

FOR RENT-DESK SPACE.
DESK AND LIMITED USE OF PHONE IN
law office; convenient location. Address
Box 1s6-E. Star office.
DESK SPACE IN UP-TO. DATE. GROUND
1o@r real n estate office Sl6; mailins address
WOODWARD BLDG. 18th and II ste NV
Tel. heat light stenograp her; state nature
of business. Address Box 4T5-D. Star office
FOR RENT-OFFICE SPACE
OFFICE FACILITIES LAW LIBRARY AP-
pOintment service. directory listing: 20
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Gil 9Th ST. N.E.-7 RMS. 4
ses M aye: !.t.1s rms. 4 =. Ami. ' 30
aiSS det e. e. ~ sm rms re- b. D. ai' ss seS
41s 18th st sw.-6 rms L H.. reas rent
JOHN QUINN CO.. INC.
Main 5l45 7O4 18th NV.
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COLORED.
1927 W ct. n.w.--1O rms. L b.. ami:
All y et, NV rms. & b. .$45 90
55 sf TON st, ST rms. b; safast. tS S S
500 18th ct. SEE rms. & b.. ami. 40 80
Eos q; nw-e rms b. -. 3255oo
Is4s Union ci. sw.-5 rms 5000
JOHN QUINN CO., INC,
Main 5145 7O4 18th NV.
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1911 @ sT. NV.
rooms and i SsIs sT NV zee. 500 90
'00 sois cAMBRiDGE FL. NV. OOSO
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