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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-01-06

y. r. Mann, Mrs. strine. Mrs. Pres
ley Rixey, Mrs. w. r. Castle, jr.,
and Mrs. Joseph Thropp.
The list Of patronnesses which Is
headed by Mrs. Charles Yates
Dawes includes Mrs. Henry Fitch,
Mrs. Walter r. Tuckerman, Mrs.
David A. Reed. Mrs. Hamilton Fish,
jr., Mrs. William r. Castle, ST.,
Mrs. John Hays Hammond, Mrs..
Arthur O'Brien, Mrs. Ridgely Hunt,
Mrs. Joseph Thropp. Mrs. Joseph c..
Grew, Mrs. Frederic Keep, Mrs.
Henry Fitzhugh. Mrs. Charles J..
Bell, Mrs. Copley Amory, Mrs.
Henry w. Fitch, Mrs. Hennen Jenn.
ings, Miss Bessie Kibbey, Mrs. Ed
ward C. Walker, Mrs James w.
Wadsworth, and Mrs. John II. Glib
bons, Mrs. James T. Newton is
chairman Of the entertainment COM
mittee and is assisted by Mrs. CIar-
ence C. Williams. Mrs. Francis
Magner and Mrs. Presley Rixey.
~
TO TELL STORY
OF LA BOHEME''
Mrs. Eduard Albion will be the
uOuOT guest at IuS Tea given Dy the
American Association Of University
Women tomorrow afternoon. Mrs.
Albion will tell the story Of LA
Boheme," which will be presented by
the Washington Opera Company on
Monday evening. This is the second
OF the series Of operate tsas given
by the university women, preceding
each performance Of the Washing
ton Opera Company.
4
POLITICAL STUDY
CLUB TO MEET
The January meeting of the
Political Study Club will take place
Saturday at the Washington Club
in the ballroom. Representative
William Newell Vale. Of Colorado.
win speak. He is a former member
OF the immigration Committee. at
present a member Of the Foreign
Relations Committee in the House
Of Representatives. Mrs. Vale will
be an honor guest at the tea fol.
lowing. Mrs. Pierson win contrib.
ute a group Of songs, assisted at
the piano by Mrs. Paul Bleyden.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-01-06

Take your rental troubles to the
RENTAL COLUMNS Of The Times and
Herald Classified Section. Many attrac-
tive rooms, houses and APARTMENTS
listed daily for immediate rental.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-26
City Items

Hear the Little symphony at the
Capitol tomorrow afternoon at $50.
--AdNt.
Officer Thomas c. Dolan today re-
ported that the traffic post in front
Of the Hotel WASHINGTON at Wash
inston and Lafayette streets, WIS
broken by a truck owned by n. 4.
Eosow Of 81 Pleasant street. Hart
ford.
Hear the Little symphony at .he
Capitol tomorrow afternoon at $50.
-Advt.
Hear the Little Symphony at the
Capitol tomorrow afternoon at $50.
ADV.
Frank Tiangionc of - Clinton
street complained to Captain kclly
this forenoon that his son, William.
vas bitten by a dog owned by John
Nojl'~hi OF - clinton street.
Frank II. Shield has taken Il pcr-
NIT TO build 4 one-fanily house at
- Dover road at Il cost OF $t@,opY.
and Christensen 4 BcrGstrom viii
hulld one-fam.iy house at SIS
Jerome stree: at a cost Of 81. 600.
The council of civic clubs will
meet Monday afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock at the Chamber of Com
merce rooms.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-26
TWO GIRLS HURT
IN GRADE CRASH
Train Strikes Automobile at
Brockton Crossing

BrocNion, Mass. March c6 G-pl
Two young women were seriously in
cured al South Hanson, near hero.
today, when the automobile in which
they We're riding WIS struck by 4
decentralization passenger train Of
the NcW Haven railroad.
Tho victims, who wore brought to
hospital h@ro We're Miss Elizabeth
McMntIen Of Abingdon. and her sis
ter, Ellen, employed as nurse at
the Plymouth County hospital in
South Hanson.
with tho young women in it. the
machine was carried about 10 Yards
along the roadbod on the locomo-
tlye's pilot.
bn2lhocr Benjamin Pitts ot
Plymouth, in charge OF the train.
was involved in Qnotnor grade cross
lug accident at Plymouth about a
month ago, when Il m5torist was
killed
New Britain herald., 1927-03-26

Trained from asking pointed ques.
| tons.
One OF the members, asked wher
the committee expected to open ur
with It's questions. countered: won,
you give us credit OF knowing
when to keep still ,"
Governor Trumbull was absent
from the capitol a day and a half
| this week because of severe cold.
One of the measures signed by him
while at his desk will permit Sunday
afternoon movies under local option
after July l.
Mrs. Helen F.. Lewis Of Stratford
has had the honor OF being the first
woman to preside over the house
this session. She handled the gavel
yesterday during the transaction Of
business on the calendar
The committees are having their
group pictures taken and the senate,
hoping 10 have 100 per cent at
tendance. has planned to have its
picture taken next Wednesday i'm
medlately after adjournment.
MlddleseX. New Haven and Fair
field counties have scheduled meet
lnSs for next week. Taxation will
be the principal subject o. the coun-
ty Legislators.
Next week will bring the hearing
before the committee on education,
on bills relating to vaccination Of
school children. The hearing will be
held Thursday afternoon in the hall
OF the house Of representatives.
Tuesday the finance committee has
scheduled for hearing a number OF
personal tax bills.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-26
HOLDS ANNUAL MEETING
y. j. CrOzicr Added to Board OF Di
rcctors-Dcports OF Prosperous
Year Submitted.

Tho annual meeting Of the Goss
& DeLeeuw Mig. Co. of Berlin was
held yesterday afternoon at the Of
fees of the company. The regular
l Ia per cent dividend to stock
holders on record March % was de-
clared payable on April /. A. j.
Crozier. assistant treasurer, was
added to the board of directors.
Officers reelected are: Stanley
T. Coss, president and treasurer;
Adolph i. DeLecuw. vice president:
John $. Black, secretary; A. J.
Crozicr. assistant treasurer. The
board Of directors includes Charles
+. Smith, Howard S. Plat, Norman
p. Cooley, Pardon c. Hickey,
Adolph l.. DeLecuw, John S. Black.
Albert f. Hall, Stanley T. Goss and
\. J. Crozier
Reports, including the report on
the building activities of the con-
Germ, were read tc the stockholders.
The company is reported to have
passed one of the most successful
years in its history. Automatic
machines are manufac-
tured at the kensington plant.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-26
Night Life in Shanghai
Is Entirely SUSPENDED

Shanghai. March &c R,-Night
life in Shanghai has been suspended
temporarily. owing to the curfew.
The streets present a desolate APP
pearance except for the military.
There is no dancing after dinner in
the hotels. while the cafes and NOV
ing picture thoaters are closed after
9 o'clock.
In the daytime Shanghai is buster
than ever. street vehicular traffic
being increased by the needs OF the
military, while space is restricted
by the military dcfenses, causing
frequent traffic jams.
Hotels, boarding houses and hun
dreds Of private homes are packed
with refugees, who were still
swarming in by thousands today.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-26
Boy Scoli
ITALIANS TO HAVE PAPER

\ new newspaper, TO be issued
weekly and to be known as The
Resident will be issued in New
Britain. the first edition making It's
appearance April $. The paper VIII
be issued by the owners of the Con-
noctlcut Magazine. Joseph Gaeta
Will be publishers and Joseph La
Rocca will be editor. The Connect
cut magazine. which is issued
monthly. will be continued. but will
be withdrawn from local circulation,
tn weekly paper taking its place.
The new paper will carry local news,
national and foreign news. editorials
and features. 1t will be printed in
the Italian language.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-26
MRS. BLACkTON IS
CENTER OF TRIAL
Fencing Master Said to Have
CHECKED Her

! Los Angeles, March &c LP, -
Whether Lieut.. Gerard De Mer-
Neaux, swordsman. war aviator,
chauffeur, can use his finger nails
for weapons was a moot question
today in the fencing masters So
600 suit against j. Stuart Blackton,
film director, for an alleged horse
whipping.
De Bcrveauy. who charges that
he was given a sound thrash;ng iy
Biackton, is himself accused OF hav-
ing choked the directors wife and
scratching her neck ana arms until
they blcd.
The tingcrnails entered the case
yesterday when De Mcrvcaux parai-
ed before the jury box, holding his
hands in view OF the mon and wom-
en- who are hearing the details of the
whipping, which he says has caused
him to lose his following among the
film stars of Hollywood. He cx-
tended stubby fingers.
De M"rveau explained that he is
nervous and has the habit OF BIT
ing his nails. In fact. he has been
biting them since 1915. How
could he scratch anyone?"
A deposition OF Mrs. raul y.
Blackton, now in New York. detail
ing how De Marvcaux had attacked
her was read to the jury.
The directors wife said she had
discharged De Marvcaux because he
had driven her car rncklosslv. and
that he had scratched and choked
her after she had notified her h,Is-
band that she had discharged De
M'rveauX. Finally, freeing herself,
she fed 70 her husband. At mon
ton Of Gerard" the director i'm
mediafeiy confronted De Mervcaux.
The whipping followed.
Mrs. Gardner James. daughter OF
the Blacktons, testified her life had
been threatened by De Merveaux,
who vowed he would shoot her like
dos On cross examination. she
admitted that De Mcrveaux had been
an invited guest in Blackton's home
within month after the alleged
threat was made.
The defense concluded its case
with the reading OF the deposition
De Morveaux in rcbuttal identi-
fed three Christmas greeting cards
rs having been sent to him by the
directors wife. They were admit
ted III evidence. Five character wit
nesses testified for the fencing mas
ter after which the trial WAS ad-
)ourn"d until Monday for argument.
Meanwhile. immigration authori-
ties are holding in abeyance Il COM
plant against De Merveaux charg-
ing that he has overstaycd his per
NIT to enter the United States. The
deportation proceedings We're sus-
pended until the completion of the
present trial.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-26
FOX film STOCK
RISES UP POINT
Market However, Opens General
ly lrregularly

Naw York. March IS QP-Stock
prices opened irregularly higher in
today's market. Fox Film a opened
ntarly point higher or the an
ncuncemcnt that Fox interests had
purchased the new Roxy theater in
New York, and initial gains OF a
point or so were recorded by Lack
NNanna and DNpont.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-26
Famed Canal Engineer
To Lecture at NJ I r.

Cambridge. Mass. March c6 Up
Or. George II. De Thierry noted
European engineer and professor OF
harbor and canal engineering and
hydraulics at the Technical univer-
sity of Charlottenburg. is coming
here to deliver a series Of lectures
Mt the Massachusetts Institute OF
Technology.
DR.. De Thierry had charge Of
dredging AZ mile stretch Of the
Wcswer river which, In 1898. open
ed the port Of Bremen to occan-go-
ing ships, and for IA years was a
member Of the international tech
meal commission Of the Suez Canal
company.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-26
ROYAL ARCANrM INITIATION

A class initiation will be held by
the New Britain council. Royal
Arcanunl. at a special meeting Tues
day evening next at 7 o'clock. Past
Supreme Regent Carleton Z. Hoad-
ley. bankruptcy referee OF New
Haven. will be in attendance, as will
Past Supreme Regent f. p. Nc
Guinness and staff. The degree
team of a. II. Hall council Of Mcri-
den will perform the work. Mem
bcrs Of the Royal Arcanum from
Bristol. Hartford and Meriden will
be in attendance. Fred Lubbock is
regent Of the New Britain council.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-26

This 10-foot store is one
of smallest in Chicago, but
1t also is one of the most
valuable. The land, between
two skyscrapers on Michi-
gan avenue, has Just been
appraised at $4,000 a front
foot. A florist does bust
ness there.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-26
Drugs Stored in
Bank Safety Vault

Buenos Aires. Argentina. Marcel
26 P-Dealers In forbidden drug,
in this city have sprung new
trick on the police In order to
carry on their Illicit trade.
They now are placing tho drugs
in safe deposit vaults In banks. rs
if they were jewels. a Judge today
visited two banking institutions and
contiscated parcels containing CO.
cainc. morphine and hcroin. Two
OF the dealers were trapped and ar
rested.
The consumption OF drugs Is In
creasing In Buenos Aires despite eff
forts to curb 1t.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-26
Community Drive
Starts Next MOnda,

The 1927 United Community cor
poratlon drive for s6946G.?6 will
start Monday with a luncheon at the
Burrltt hotel. The team workers
and others who are helping will be
guests Of the Probus club at lunch
con. Postmaster II, l.. Erwin will
be director general.
The various organizations par
ticipatins in the final sum raised and
their approximate budgets are as
follows:
New Britain herald., 1927-03-26
Funerals
Carl 4. Anderson

Funeral services for Carl A. An
derson of 1873 Chestnut street, who
was killed in an accident at the new
Sacred Heart school, will be held
this afternoon at $50 o'clock at Er-
win Mortuary chapel. Rev. DIR. Abel
A. AhlquiSt. pastor Of the First
Lutheran church, will ofriciato. In
terment Will be in Fairvicw come
tery.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-26
Deaths
Harold Selant;cr

Harold. six months old son OF Mr..
and Mrs. Arthur Sslardor OF 115
Enfield street, died last evening at
Hartford Isolation hospital. The
funeral will be hold Monday after
noon. Roy. Honning johnson Of
Bristol will olficiate. Interment Will
be in Torcstville.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-26
1927 Legislature
almost FINISHED
Practically All Hearings Are
Nearly Completed

Hartford. March &c LPl-The 1927
legislature is nearing the end of its
iahors in opinion of its leaders. SUP
Port OF this is seen in announcements
this week that Friday meetings
were TO be dispensed with and also
by the bulletin in which only five
COMMITTEES have hearings scheduled
for dates later than March 81.
OF the five committees. only two
will hold hearings on more than one
day In April under the present
schedule. Those are committees on
fianace and interpretations. The
former has sufficient measures vet
In hand to keep it busy with hear
ings until April IS. while the in
corporation committee has hearings
down for as late as April.
The judiciary committee which
started out with the largest num-
Der of bills and resolutions has its
last hearing scheduled for March 81.
The week following it is down for
three executive sessions. Bills might
come up, however. which will re-
quire committees to hold hearings
which have not yet been scheduled.
Most OF the committees that have
completed their hearing will hold
executive sessions next week to clean
up the odds and ends.
As the session has advanced
ton has been more In evidence and
almost daily. time is spent in de-
bate, either on committee reports or
on bills ready for adoption. The
house this week with only a few
bills marked ready for action spent
almost two hours In disposng Of
these measures.
That the work Of the appropria-
ton committee was nearing close
was evidenced by reporting in Of
the maintenance budget for the fis-
cal period of two years beginning
July /, 1927.
The budget carrying appropria-
tons amounting to s33,G25.G02 to-
tailed s1.S56.l07 more than the
budget for the biennial period end
ing June 80. 1927.
Road Problem Solved
The dirt road problem is be-
1ieved to have been solved with the
Introduction of a bill. prepared by
the appropriation committee which
appropriates from the funds OF the
600 a year for state aid road con-
struction. Indications are that the
bill which will be before the senate
next week will be adopted by it and
also by the house, although In the
latter it is expected that passage
will be opposed by several who be-
lieve that the construction will
come slowly and that it will take
years for mud holes to be replaced |
with improved roads.
The finance committee which has /
also been working on dirt roads"
problem has another problem to |
work out-the taxing Of the motion
picture industry. The committee is
to be aided by five representatives
Of the state motion picture organi-
zation who will confer with the
next week. This decision
was made yesterday after a second
hearing on tax bills when it was
seen that the bills were acceptable
neither to the committee nor to the
notion picture men.
, The Judiciary committee had a
new experience this week when
capital and labor appeared before
{ in accord on worlimens COM
bill which subject at pre-
1ious sessions had been vigorously
debated.
Throughout the largely attended
md harmonious hearing on the
ill members Of the committee re-
New Britain herald., 1927-03-26
Kind-Hcartcd

Father: Why don't you dance with
young pcrkinsr"
Daughter: Il wouldn't dance with
him if he were worth million.
Father: He is.
Daughter. oh, will you introduce
me. | suppose somebody's got 20
dance with the poor man.-Life.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-26
Wall Street Briefs

Youngstown dispatches say steel
plants IN the Mahouing valley will
operate noXt week at IS Jrer cent OF
capacity in both steel making and
Io'iiag mill divisions. Fdll finished
sheet makers are unable 20 meet de-
m2Hls and are establishing back
logs.
L. q. Dun X Company reports 49s
commercial failures in the United
States this week against 40 the
N'eN before and 4lS Il year ago.
stockholders OF the North Ameri-
sau company viii vote April % on
IL proposed increase in common
steel, from G,o0o,Voo shares, $40
pr. to lp.poo.opo shares. no par.
tl.o al increase in preferred from
i.-pu,uou shares 10 100000 shares,
%|' PAY 1t is proposed to raise tn"
redemption price o. the preferred
nrm $500 share TO E55.
General Asphal. company earned
$>.i1 Il sbar" on the common in
it-G, against $3.50 a share in 1925.
The Pennsylvania railroad had a
sharp us" in February net operat-
ins income TO $7142.S45 from $4,-
at',fiS in February las. year. The
N0Tth7rn Pacilic's net operating in
com" for tho month declined 10
$3.50 yU4 tro,,, SGyI qH1 - ,-.,, o., re-,
New Britain herald., 1927-03-26
Pope Plus Condemns
French Dissenters

Rome. March &c H7-Pope Plus
declared yesterday that the attitude
OF the L'Action Franchise group in
France represents "a real revolt
against the authority OF the church"
Only recently L'Action Fraincaise.
the royalist organ Of Leon Daudet,
was placed on the index by the
Roman Catholic church.
Speaking this afternoon to the
students of the French seminary
here. the Pontiff vigorously con-
demned the French royalist group
as "nlisleaders Of souls and poison
ers Of the intelligence" guided by
tho spirit Of sophism. arrogance
and audacity."
We use a billion pencils In the
United States every wear
New Britain herald., 1927-03-26
Mrs. Catherine AChcn,baCh

Funeral services for Mrs. Gather
inc Achembach OF 81 Horace street
were held this morning at $50 at
Sacred Heart church. lnterment was
in Sacred Heart cemetery.
New Britain herald., 1927-03-26

Mrs. Clark Waring. one Of tho
few surviving employees OF the Con-
federate government. resides in CO.
lur1bia, S. c. She signed Confed-
crate paper money notes. using the
name Of her first husband. Major
William Gist
New Britain herald., 1927-03-26

Total liabilities ......s6, 10 65G.74
State OF Connecticut, County of Hart
ford. SIS. New Britain. Conn, March &c.
1922.
!, Walter N. RasstcrG. Treasurer o'the
aforesaid. The Commercial Trust Com
pany, do solcmnly swear that the fore
going statement is true to the best of
my Knowledge and belief.
WALTER NJ. BASSFCED,
Urea surer
Subscribed and sworn IN before me. this
o5th day of March 1897.
LOUIS S. THOMAS.
Notary Public,
New Britain herald., 1927-03-26

TREASURY BALANCE
Treasury Balance S401.1 1903
New Britain herald., 1927-03-26
READ HERALD CLASSIFIED ADS
FOR YOUR WANTS
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
The Commercial Trust Co,
New Eritnin. Connecticut.

AZ mo NIOse n tuSlncs9 on the I'D
day Of March. 1927.
ASSETS
Milford chronicle., 1927-10-07
LICENSE LIST

LIST OF LICENSES ISSUED (Ex-
cEPT MARRIAGE LIcENsE) BY
JOHN S. COOPER, CLERK OF THE
PEACE OF SUSSEX COUNTY, AND
THE AMOUNT RECEIVED FOR
SAME FROM OCTOBER 1st, 1926 TO
SEPTEMBER 3oth, 1927:
, 1927-08-24

Silver articles present far more diff
cuIties than sold ones fog IN most eases
the silver is badly pitted on ina a crum-
bling state. Tive hair ornaments offer a
case in poiot. Mr. WooIIey was care
fully brushing The earth ia one tomb,
and be actually brushed away N ct The
orns meDss before be realized what be
had done, Sc Soft was the silver 81 which
# was composed. The other ornament
he saw in dns, and it is In the coIlec-
tion.- CueJ-oeas Daily 6.aI
, 1927-08-24

AIl4LS LL4C GAlAF oAASGC VI AN w &t+
which bears on its windows battle
honours of Antwerp, Ypres, Ancre and
the Somme.
London AUG. 22n3 District ranorts
show a general improvement in trade
conditions in many of the most import
ant industrial areas of Great Britain. A
notable example is d marked improve,
meut during The past few months on the
Clyde, where ship building tonnage now
under construction is fifty per cent
greater than . year ago and, where as
in many other districts unemployment
figures are showing a steady decline,
good reports come from Manchester.
Leeds. Bradford, Bolton, Sheffield and
other great manufacturing towns of
Northern England. The prospects In
motor Industry are hopeful. and Man
chester reports a record export Of %eIectri-
cal generating plants, The unempI0y-
mont figures for the important area
covered by the North Western division
of the Ministry OF Labour employment
bureau, which includes Manchester,
Liverpool and other great industrial CEN
tres, are 1877, eco. as against 330, 900 in
tbs cores ponding month a year ago.
London. AUG. 22nd-Thp highest
mountain in Africa, the KiliamJare,
I9. 23l fget above sea level has just
been elm bed by q London girl, Miss
SlpiIa Macdonald. the first woman to
reach the summit.
-- 00zl gL. C,--~-o-
Evening star., 1927-09-14
RIIRLEITH.

A beautiful Groom modern home in this
most desirable community. Very reasons bls
rental.
Evening star., 1927-09-14
!. RENT HOUsEs-UNFURNIsHED

CoLoRED: 100 KENYoN--8 RMS. Fzt1 BATH II
| BROS. & GARRETT. 015 New York ave
Evening star., 1927-09-14
APARTMENTS-FUR. & UNFUR.

o133 1st ST. N.W-THREE LARGE ROOMS
and bath: corner house: hot-water heat cleo
tricity. gas and phone service included in
reasonable rent; adults.
WANTED-A COLORED FAMILY TO
share 4-room apt: wonderful bargain; SIS.
Ant. at 1913 22nd st. NV.
KEDRICK. CORNER 18th & X. APIS. 2O5-
305-2 large rooms closets. bath. hall cleo
trio rrill. all on X st. Sell or lease. 15e
1856 18th ST. NW.-3 LARGE ROOMS
and bath: rent S32 with care of house.
Evening star., 1927-09-14

SHANNON & LUCHS. Inc,
Main
Evening star., 1927-09-14

fined apartment having switchboard serv-
room. kitchen and bath. 50: 80
/. rooms. kitchen and bath. 49,. 80. 90
200 T02i S,s 81 81 aSh wBrandnsw nins h elevator
building. with switchboard and resident
manager. Ready. about Oct. 1st.
4 rooms kit. and bath $1OO.OO
8 rooms Kit and bath ......... 5000
sel rGSHs SEWARk fi 81 sT s@ Sa1e rooms kitchen
l7ei a%a pASIER pa'S pL, N.w-6d rooms and
e51s Is'nS noSUE ST. NV room. kit. 'Hae d1ins
afsei ea esh muroy bed Resident %s
'ss1 a. sa,t a. AvE sw.s rooms s;s;"sS sss 60
sey r?s"a A'sfs" I'VE s%s e9s bath tsoa. "S%S
mAN1R HoUSE las4 MONROE ST NV
Elevator building. containing cafe: mn
& EmgA rec ban Kit, bath s7q sIe o.
.vator. rms. Kit. rec, hall and b S9o 'nn
sSaS sSS%s oNihRio Xxi 'qd Eo 'fsR ;oo. !ss%
1445 sPR1NG RID. Nw.--a rooms. kit aud aud
4a4s ssta soh avsafe ST. building Frsa
aire. operation at owners expense See
resident resident m,a,nager;a ,a,, ayers ,.., Ss,so
a5S F0H%s 1Sss 81 81 iS1 NE@New 0ae building free rec
electric refrigeration: 3 rooms kit to-, and nd
roo, Is kit. and bath. .:::.:::. 5000
rAs 'sfR suaptky III a"H fais Ss's sT sssS
I room kit and hath g.. 36 90
$500 L ST. Nw.-see resident manager
ss s'ifis 90 s''s
slSl FGGnst sT N Nv S1 @EsSa,or building sD Resi-
! rooms. fis and bath $3.50
1894 10Th ST. Nw.--Resident manager on
rooms. kit. and bath, SAL so
room. kit. and bath. ......... $3.50