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for Your request. have confidence
in your judgment and II the inteIli-
gence and industry Of newspaper men
as | have known them in Washington.
/ admit that it might he the proper
place for a good newspaper man, be
cause the second-class matter is the
great burden Of the postal service,
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! lie might help the committee with in
formation as to the publishing busi,
ness and enable it to weed out the
fake publications from the legitimate.
| am going 10 take you al your word
and assign Mir. Nurdock Ia this com
mittee because sou have asked 1t and
have given me your Judgment that he
will make good This one assignment
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ment was made today that Edith Kelly
Gould, former wife of Frank Jay
Gould Will be married to Albert de
Courville. London theatrical producer.
at the London registry office next
Wednesday.
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That her husband hit her in the
face and hlackened her eve While go
ing i'll q taxi from the church TO her
home, was the charge of a Sydney,
New Zealand, bride. who had her hus-
band arrested five hours after the
wedding ceremony.
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u. S. SEEKS BROKER
IN BIG STOCK MUDDLE {
Alleged 0verissue of Shares In
volving Millions Laid to
Jacob Berman.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Los ANGELES. May 2t--Jacoh
Berman. also known as Jack Bennett,
who had charge of the stock depart
ment of Julian Petroleum Corpora
ton prior to the barring of an alleged
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We did have cause to regret it. The
beginning of Murdock's insurgency
was peculiar, lie insurged not so
much against the Speaker as against
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Assignment Brought Regret.

Is yours. and | hope you and / vii
have no cause to regret ii.
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suspended on the stock exchange and
sales permits stand revoked.
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Edith Kelly Gould to Wed Again.
LONDON, May 81 P).-Announce
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
The annual meeting of the stockholders
Of The American Fire Insurance COMPANY of
n c. and the election of nine 90 Trustees
Of the Comnany for the ensuing year Will
be. held at the oftiee Of the &, Comgany No, No
I6 1927 al II am. Polls omen from
II am 10 p.m-
II Ii BERGMAN. Secretary.
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T0TSFKEEPFRS- WHY HAVE DIRTY.
faded-out rugs? Hoovers cyclone will wash
rugs like new: 6 gallons 81 %. deliveFed
PROGRESSIVE SALES Co. COS Est. l902
mY30s
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WANTED-A RETURN. LOAD OF FI-RNI.
trre from New York Philadelphia or Raiti-
more SMITHS TRANSFER AND ST0R'
AGE COMPANY
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LOWEST RATES-FIVE RETURN LOADS
10 New YORK one 10 Pitts. one to Boston
Nav 24th 10 June 4th. Red Ball. Main
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WANT no HAUL FULL OR PART LOAD
TO OR FROM NEW YORK RICHMo,Nn.
r5ixrI rs BosT94 sPfcr lITsb RhTfs k"h N}TroAh -
DELIVERY ASSN INC. 1917 y. y AVE.
MAIN 1860. LOCAL MOVING ALSO.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT GER
tifcatos Of the capital stock Of the Wash
j1gton Gas I.scht COMPANY OF Washington
j. c. Nos 3g9SJ. for ten l0f shares. issued
lgFy H. 1917 :;Hi:33. for ten ol0) shares
Issued september u 1917, 33504. for ten
ti0} shares issued Aprl -. 1918. and
3ag4a 3Ut twenty t@nt shares ISSUED MAY
Il 1925 each tnr name Of Thomas 3
$Hoot have beeu lost stolen "f destroHed
Application ha2 been made 10 the said
Washington Gas Light COMPANY hv Thomas
y Smoot for the ls&Hanee - duplicate Ger
tficatrs of stock lu lieu Of those lost. Amy
Y,ars0u having ar coming INTO POSSESSION nf
said original certificates "f stock Is hereby
warned 10 return same 10 the SAID Thomas
n Smoot. 1910 Bowen 1&- Sc. Washington,
II q
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CHATTER NX.

ORCMPACKER, who pulled
49, down the avalanche on
me in 1910 was some
~ what 1inged with the vice
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Requirements Cited.
ARKANSANS NAME YOUNG.
Choose Him as President Of State
Society.

Harold .. Young was chosen presi-
dent of the Arkansas State Society at
its annual meeting last night in the
Washington Club Seventeenth and X
streets, and Milton Williams was
named secretary. These officers will
later appoint the vice presidents of
the society. in accordance with its
custom.
Earl w. Hodges Of New York, a
former resident OF Arkansas, deliv-
cred an address on Arkansas" He
outlined the resources of the State.
and commended the society upon its
States accomplishments. Representa-
tive Ragon OF Arkansas. the retiring
president, presided and introduced Mr..
Young his successor.
Guests of honor included Repre-
sentative Manlove of Missouri, Rep
resentative Sanders of Texas and Mr..
Fulton of Mississippi.
Following the election Of officers
cards and dancing were held for the
100 members and guests.
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FISHER SEEKS new
SEPARATION HEARING
Cartoonist Asks New Trial of Suit
That Gave Wife $40,
Alimony.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 3.-Applica-
ton for a new trial in the separation
suit recently won by his wife was
made yesterday by Harry c. Bud)
Fisher cartoonist.
1t was taken under ADJUSTMENT by
Supreme Court Justice T1erney' VINO
awarded Mrs. Fisher separation ana
allowed her alimony of $4,000 a year.
Fishers lawyer told the justice that
Fisher was on his way to England
when the trial took place and was not
here to refute his wife's story Of fam
ilv troubles. He said Fisher made the
trip abroad to obtain A witness against
his wife, who was formerly the touh-
tess de Beaumont, whom ne met
abroad and married on board the
steamship Leviathan, when he was
returning to this country.
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sor OF endocrinology in the Graduate
School of Medicine in the University
of PENNSYLVANIA,
The birth rate az feeble.minded
children can be reduced to minimum
If physicians in general will add a
few simple preventive measures TO
their routine in the examination OF
prospective mothers, he said. "In.
struments arc now in Use TO deter
mine the functional efficiency of the
ductless glands. 1t is the lack OF
proper functiCning of these glands
especially the adrenal. thyroid and
pituitary glands-in the mother that
causes feeble mlndedness in the off.
spring"
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PREFERS SIDE SADDLE.
King George Says He Does Not
Like to See Women Ride Astr1de.

LONDON, March P).-king
George dislikes the vogue of women
riding astride Visiting the horse
show at Islington yesterday. he saw
many women in mannish costume
astride of hunters. which were being
shown in the ring, and remarked to
his companions: II don't like to see
women ride astride; the side seat Is
much more graceful
The Queen and Princess Mary are
Fundamentally in agreement with the
King on this point. The Queen never
rides. but Princess Mary often follows
the houndS-a1Ways riding side-saddle.
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GLANDS AID MENTALITY.
Care of Mothers May Make Poten-
tial Feeble Minds Normal.

PHILADELPHIA. March R.-
New knowledge regarding the func.
tioning of the ductless glands in pros
pective mothers had led science to de-
wise means by which potentially
with normal minds and bodies, says
DR.. Charles f.; de NJ. Saious. profess
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Special Bed Wins
Tall Princes Praise
ForU. S. Hospitality

CHICAGO, March 3.--American
hospitality leads the world, Prince
William of Sweden declared upon
his return from Rockford, H.,
where he leet5ired.
AS an example of the consider
alton given the six-foot four royal
guest, furniture company had an
eight-foot bed especially constructed
for him to insure his perfect rest
the one night he spent in Rockford,
the prince said
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since the beginning of the association
work in the industry in 1904.
In recognition of his work. he was
elected honorary president and honor
airy director of the association, the
only man to be given that honor by
the organization. Roy ID. Chaplin
chairman OF the board of the Hudson
Motor Car Co.. becomes the new presi-
dent. with Alvins Macauley president
of Packard. first vice president, and
Alfred H. Swayne, vice president of
the General Motors Corporation, vice
president of the passenger car
division
ay-fu h1e For t,AYs hr.1r Co.
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COL. CLIFTON RETIRES
FROM AUTO CHAMBER
National Motor Car Commerce
Group Names Former Head to
Honorary Berths.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. March 3.--Col.
Charles Clifton chairman of the
board of the Pierce-Arrow Motor Car
Co, yesterday resigned as president
of the National Automobile Chambe
of Commerce. a position he has held
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ministration of the oath, is offered
without cost to the taxpayer. AS a
timesaver. taxpayers are advised to
read carefully the instructions on the
form and to insert the answers to
such questions concerning which no
advice is required. Questions at the
top OF forms for individual returns
Are you a citizen or resident of the
United States?" rs this a joint return
OF husband and wife," Were you
married and living with husband or
wife on the last day of the taxable
YEAR," ETC., should be answered before
seeking advice of the experts.
Requirements Cited.
Income tax returns are required of
every single person whose net income
for the taxable year was 81 800 or
more; every married person, living
with husband or wife, whose net in
come was $500 or more, and every
person. single or married, whose gross
income was $4,000 or more, regard
less of net income.
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INCOME TAX AID
FURNISHED PUBLIC
Revenue Officers Assigned to
Banks and Stores-Bureau
Arguments Staff.

To assist the public in making out
income tax returns. which are due on
or before March 10. the Internal Reeve.
nue. Bureau not only has greatly aug.
mented the staff at the ONCE of
Deputy Collector H c. Powell, at 1922
PENNSYLVANIA avenue, but has assign.
ed number of revenue officers to va.
rious banks and department stores.
The returns are made on the basis of
the year 1926.
Beginning Saturday and continuing
uStil the close OF business, March 10.
deputy collectors will he stationed at
the National Metropolitan Bank, 613
Fifteenth street: Federal American
Bank. Fourteenth and G. streets: Mum
sew Trust Co. Munsey Building; Mer-
chants Bank and Trust Co. Southern
Building; Continental Trust Co., sol
Fourteenth street: District National
Bank. 1416 G street: Lincoln National
Bank, 318 Seventh street; Lincoln
Branch. Seventeenth and H streets;
Columbia National Bank. Gil F street
Commercial National Bank. Four
teenth and G streets; Woodward &
Lothrop; Lansburgh Bros, and Hecht
Co.
No Cost for Service.
Service was offered yesterday. and
will continue, at the Riggs National
Bank. 1903 PENNSYLVANIA avenue, and
the Union Trust Co.. Fifteenth and
IL streets. and will be available Mon
day at the Fifteenth street entrance
of the Treasury Building.
This service, which includes the ad-
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Paris hassa feather-bouquet fad.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

COWARD. 18th AND EYE SITS.
sG zSHH' t &SSs HGd gath 1000
F%s small nall SR S to 1000
$780, $3.50 WiscoNsIN AYE ..oo
rooms and , 92se' CHAPLIN 81 81. 90 to So0oo
rms eve qns 5nf o5 RSFShA S
rq %Psco 5Ha 2a'H al1o Wisconsin, AVE-
. '00n' NV MYkESE FOB or ST. ~ s Sso' ~
rooms Nv WAxEkLY ioo6 ST. - s'e' Nv
rooms rooms and and B Bath S56:oo
rooms a faS Sssh' i5lo 18th ST s ~
f RTl vE ffa SSsh ao4 NEW yoKk Ay w.
rooms s a4f sn5a i52s a$S S 81 81 TO $50
rooms s aRa O aa.AacoMB sr.. No. i: 'S.o'vo
rooms an Sti Hl' Goth ST. ss0 w
rooms and Icy hrsh EYE ST: NV: &c, oso 50
Heat hot yster and 7h6 6hs fSrsFhed
rooms room ' porch and bath: $500 to 5s.SSSS
14os p Teeph aa and Elevator ervce.
WILMINGTON, 1911 WYOMING AVE
Z rooms and bath. ......''...' Sol . ~
rooms and & ResS CONN. AVE: 40 oeO w
rooms RE RncA pRfS 1925 18TH ST SLOW
HAb bhs T. ia MH'PSsEE REV Re4
rooms I1 nj ri s 45e ' Mass AVE SoOoo
rooHs ias SothH 1855 COL 70
room" oE sPa In 1888 Hu{ ssf @ $500
4
5 rooms and bath. ............... 1900
? rooms R Rnd fasn 7o7 ist sr. NV: sO'oo
r00g gio 'P RH 6fsh' ISLAND AVE. -N.E 5000
" V pms anu 0? 1881 QUIZ sri. fo'O0 u ~aD'OO
2 rooms and bath. ...............S 37 90
3 rooms and bath. ............... 1870
'O''''' anu 2ios N ST. N.Y.: -
rooms and 1879 Sfth 18th ST. St7 90 to soa'oo o.
rooms and bath. $50. 90 to 500 GO
H%4fo sSa 2S SsfA ADAMS MILL RID. ~
rooms ana 9 9S1a' sf. NV. S.o' w
r &xvEs s22 Sde i466 co., k 3 &
. rooms and bath. $50 so to Sd2 90
r00 Goo d9a Sa'9 417 PARK Rb 90 Y oooo
5SSP5 "a 20 aEw YORK AVE Sa2:o ~
rooms an $s6 Ss' i4th ST o-o' w
2 rooms. bath and porch. .sG2 50 to s 5o 90
Gas? a9S Bo ADAMS MIL to
rooms and bath $1,000
4 rooms and bath. "...:....:.....s4 $500
. .,,s % 5S S1:h 1914 G ST. NV: $40 90
6 rooms M 2na fa5R1 il74 COL. RID. 'soo'oo
z rooms and bath. $50 e '00 to 81 & '5 69
W WARE 8Ha Sesh isoi wYoMisa A9h 90
rooms rooms a and b bath. SO to 5000
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KEW GARDENS. 27oo QUE ST. ,N.w,-Re-
fined apartment having switchboard serv-
1'e ro ca6s k Ifsasn' and %pGaTif on
: rooms kitchen and bath. ....., SO 90
rooms f Ris a hath baths porch
251o QUE, ST. NV rooms. kitchen Ish IN
ssaf room asd kl Refhen d. r b: 1000
Redecorated throughout. Resident man
ager on premises.
1851 n. I. AVE. N.w.-S rooms. t Ss5 'eo
90, 5nP sS%S ifeen Sd Ss'h snas.r
aoy s5'S Svrak EHS Rb N FsS n5 f5shs%
a 3 roo Sasn kit. and bath. :::::: 5000
$3.50 $3.50 S N&TAk Ays sr NV NV rooms ms S.
~ sS Ssfsjgr kb s j
4gfS RNp 5 44s s SUE s aRf osse
1 pen:e: Ssoms Sis sn$ hin u &c sc
THE F sGSRgRy ' i$la ST Nv s sS3T SS
Fit: and , bath ana i:.;f Is 90
r49% ST. XII wa S's rooms kitches. S 81
,s$4 FS SoSs xiv Avh Eng k Ra' rooms. .; e
cHRaaIIGFoNTE.' ,al1e p ST. N.w.4 rooms rs
ss'i rooms. ah kit, 0a AND bath :::. 559.ooo
,sis r3W1FmRs Na ana sT NV lyon st. bet 18th
and iothI-3 rooms s. ki! To az and s45 90
l7 S3'P ST. NV rooms and bath $sS 90
3 rooms. kit and bath. =; .0o
2121 ST. N.W.-Elevator building. Resi-
9 rooms. Kit. and bath. ....... 5000
room Kit. and hath q rccn;s iii and nd
LA 9SfR a&5 Mass. AVE. ST.
54oO 7th ST. W#.1Practically new building;
2 rooms kit. and bath $45 90 and S47 DO
LAFAYETTE. 1907 9TH ST. N.W.-4 S rooms az
1e ss' irvine WIN ST. N.w.-S rooms and ~. ~
Kitchen ............... .ooo'Vu
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f f4lz Ssx na4 i.
rooms df Sass sIsos Ei and
tlncuding refrgeratonJ
~. ss5s%. N%Hassr ~
1 sSS l ladh ST. st.. ii Sb4 SaEb ARH IA
den Ssor
with nonhousekeepng
Hsss a4in$S5 sS'
,ea ,e1 sr THE hlG Sn Len ST
S-sor
rooms and bath to rooms and baths
Furnished dnetes closets
swichbqRsrd and T EeSysatto Service
1000 18th ST
living Modern sory rd B1dR NTH Munbv
bed furnished kit and bath rooms kit and
Resident Mnager.
coI slo9 T.aon MI, 1447 GHAPTNp ST
rooms t. 9 ss5Sss t'"''
orr. 80
1924 . EN- 81 sshoSla
00S $50 k and as s5a n 5o RESIDENT a M Mana
The Fgos s? g5PS a. THE HEB RE I4sl g
LoMGFEIIow ronvoTv 49, T5onrrsrrn
rooms kit and bath $3.50 rooms d 'R s' BATH NE $685.
1 Nv Hes sF sh ec1 N ST.
rooms Fdk KID aed on' room and Aps
SHANNON & LUCHS, INC,
X
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. VIRGINIA. 212O G ST.
3 ROOMS. KIT AND BATH. $50 00-S52 so
4 ROOMS. KITCHFN AND BATH. 90 so
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NEW CORnOVA

,CoRpOvAa 2Oth. AND FLA. AVE.
ROOMS AND AND Bath Bath TTHH::.::. SSSS33SS
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NEWTON HALL,
1417 Newton St.

NEW IO1N I1IAI~L,
1417 Newton St.
Just Completed and Ready for Occupancy.
Unusually Convenient and Accessible Location.
Z FRIGIDAIRE.
Many Other Features.
? Rooms, Dining Above, Kitchen and Bath.
$625 to $6o5O.
Including Current for Refrigeration
Open and Lighted Until 9 PM.
Manager on Premises.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
INC,
1885 K St. NV. Main 2345
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Doo,, MARIsoNn 1889 EYE ST.
/ ROOM AND BATH ..... S31. hO-S3S "a
? ROOMS AND BATH. ..... 50. So S3M
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COYWOOD. 1225 l. ST.
2 ROOMS AND BATH $40 so
4 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH. :. II 90
3 ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH. $3.50
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NEW CORDOvA, 1900 Goth ST.
ROOMS AND BATH S4b bn
ROOMS AND BATH So Al az
ROOMS AND BATH " lid
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Maryland ND COURTS: 9th AND MD, AVE:
elevator and switchboard service. Resident
rooms ro0ms Kit rec hall bath. .s s5 90 90
1 room. rec. hall and bath. $50. $3.50
MAaDR1D: 1900 18th ST. N.w.-5 gr rooms
t rooms ama R Rit. and bath: 1890 300
1887 SPRING RID. N.w.-3 rooms kit, and
See resident manager in Apt. 10i.
1920 CLYDESDALE ST N.W.-New ele-
sator bldg; Z rooms kit. ard bath S75 80
3 rooms rooms III ana bath bath % 59
$3.50 QUE ST. NV rooms. kitchen ard
THE ELwooD. 1921 18th ST. NV
roos kiteh nsn a aar bs eaan 5000
1 room. kitchen and bath. ....... 1000
71s 18th ST. NW.-7 rooms kitchen !, and nd
1882 14th ST. NV rooms. kitchen and
1903 CONN. AVE. N.W.-Eight-story ele-
vator bldg. rms. kit. and bath. $4,000
1915 BELMONT ST. NV room. kit; and d
1901 L ST. Me- rooms. kitchen and
' room kitchen and bath: $3.50
1447 OAK ST. N.w.-3 rooms. kitchen and
' rooms. kit and bath. 475o
40 18th ST. Ne" rooms. kitchen and
bath. electric Frlgldalre In each aparInent;
Cost of operation paid by owner. $42 so
1o5 9Th ST. SCI room. kitchen o.; and ID
gay! rooms, kit and bath: :.:. $3.50
SHERMANOR. 9TH & BUCHANAN SITS. NV.
2 rooms; kit. and bath. recep. hall din;
' rGom al'R Rit.. recap hall. dining Above
soo $500 9th S1 g. ME- rooms. kitchen sai%iSSS
9lG Tn, R aha dining 9a1n acove 4 bath: 5000
1895 N ST. NV room. kit. d. g, and
7sa paiNH Newton ST. N.w-1 room, kit. din.
ing alcove dressing room & bath. $4,000
2 rms. kit: dining alcoye. dressing
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734 PARK RID.
= ROOMS. KIT AND BATH. .S40.50-S45.50
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CARyEL HALL. 1915 r ST
ROOM. KIT. AND BATH S3T so .s46 An
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0RTHMINSTER, 2114 N ST.
New Building

=, R H565AApY K A2BoqF LAST OF .AAYGsggsT.
: ROOMS. KIT. B....... 1880. so SO
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

1920 CONNECTICUT AVE. NV.
Lowest Rates in City.
rooms TSSms EtSnsn a and as: porch
3 rooms kitchen I715 an 3 ga s1th NV, $500
dnns a aeo7 Ds'h Kitchen and
0a'n -, 800 goth sTi. NV. 'O
. r NeW FirepITOof Building; s.rr,oo
and i f2Gss co 5Ra Gsai ST. NSV@iSo o0oo
rooms ISIS Etee caL ffa INA ST. NV 5000
3 rooms, kitchen and bath: on front ~
f 20 nsii fitchen and bath $500
1 room. dining alcove., kitchen and
Ssd Fa as'fS $4,000
bath. with dressing closet. $4,000. $500
room. bath Ny B yr 6ed w a..''.' aSoo
5 rooms and bath. ................S5 $3.50
+ rooms ana PAIN .....'...' 212U
: rooms rooms and and bath bath. .......... 1921 923
: fO0l"S A"a @ sis4 H ST. NV. '''' as ~
rooms and 1 1s96 C ST. NV. s'oOO
. rooms an? a6 9ssh QUE ST. NV: s40'oo
rooms ana bath. S39 9U
WIN kAfAt 74o 9th ST. NV. '''' row
9 rooms. kitchenette and bath. ......$450 90
l ROOM ai'cn f7fs F. ' S. G SR. $500
3 rooms ki'f is4a 1 5sh e ST. NV $4,000
rooms. kitchen, and e bath. $4,000
3 rooms and 1 9r5s ST: :$ NM. and 5000
Ft $ssS EYE EYE So fot nv:
'''i GEO. W. .L-.I.NKiiNS;;,' ''
1888 De Sales St. Main 1O1OO.
MODERN APARTMENT
BUILDING.
RENTS REDUCED.
40 18th ST. NE.
ELECTRIC
REFRIGERATION.
rooms. kit. and bath. All bright rooms:
built-in china closets and electric Frigidaire
n dacb By 70 Schools
ch CHI, and H st. shopping district. Rents.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
Main 21oO. 925 18th St. NV.
FINEST COLORED APIS.
oUtS q s5o Ghaampan s.
tile bath; hardwood floors; incinerator: 9
rooms. kitchen and bath; rents. $4,000 up.
sos 9Th St. L NV Il MILLS Main 1851.
MORE COMFORT PER DOLLAR
THE KITE APARTMENTS,
EAST CAPITOL ST.,
BET. 18th & 18th.
Distinctive apartments at lower
rentals Attractive surroundings,
pleasant lawns. cool in Summer and
warm in Winter: ianitor service. hot
a very small amount of furniture
will make an attractive apartment
home.
r.. ,kitchenette.. b.. .S27.5O-S3OO0
2 r, htchenette. b. (some with
8 E. kichenette, b: 80. $3.50
Reserve the one you prefer-and
your rent will start when you move
in. Res. mgr. Apt. 90. 1923 East
Capitol Phone Atlantic 1924. Take
Lincoln Park car.
1920 CHAPLIN ST. NV.
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SARLToN TERRACE, 1917 Champlain- St.
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WELDON HALL, 1862 2,t 81
New Building

New building.
ROOM A KET AF B,rT, AUGUsggs ~
| ROOM. R II. X. Is. ii So a. III
= ROOMS. KIT. B......... 5000 SIM
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Brain TeQSer
AnS7OerS

Below are the missing words to
the Nov You Ask One" questions
on page four. Missing words are
printed in capital letters.
l. The centaur has the head of a
MAN and the body and legs of a
HORSE.
2. Clarence BARROW was coun-
sci for John THOMAS SCOPES in
the DAYTON evolution trial.
8. The MOHAMMEDAN religion
is predominant in Islam.
4. WASHINGTON was f@f1rst In
WAR, first in PEACE, first in the
hearts of his COUNTRYMEN."
5. Joseph Smith founded Nor
n1onisrn, which now has it's head
quarters in SALT LAKE CITY.
6. The Australian capital was
moved from MELBOURNE to CAN
IBERIA.
7. Moses was found along the
NILE by the daughter of PHA-
ROAH.
8. NOAH Webster compiled the
the dictionary; DANIEL Webster
was a lawyer.
9. The MAYFLOWER is the
presidential yacht.
10. Commander LANSDOWNE
lost his life in the wreck Of the
SHENANDOAH.
II. Bureau of criminal identified
ton. e
II. BY an act Of the 1927 Legis.
lature.