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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1927-11-04
ISURGEON SHOT
BY THIEF

Springing from his bed when the
ray of flashlight penetrated the
darkness of his bedroom at 330S
Thirty-fifth st. n. W., shortly after
3 a. M, today, Comdr. Lucian w.
Johnson, surgeon OF the Naval
Hospital, interrupted a housebreaker
who was entering his room, and
received a flesh wound near his
heart from what is thought to have
been a .25-caliber automatic pistol,
Commander Johnson, only slightly
wounded, gave chase to the burglar,
who hastily departed and disap-
peared. A neighbor informed police
that a sedan automobile, bearing a
Maryland license plate and driven
by a man in a light topcoat, sped
away from the vicinity at about
the time the frustrated robbery &C.
Cured.
The housebreaker gained entrance
to the johnson home by jimmyinE a
rear door. He searched two drawers
of table on the ground floor and
then made his way to the bed room
of Lucian Johnson ir., years old.
Finding only children's effects there,
he opened the door to DR.. johnson 8
room.
Don't move or I'll shoot!' he said,
as the naval surgeon leaped out of
bed. Almost Immediately he slammed
the door and fired through a panel.
Destructive Bullet
II don't mind the wound over my
ribs" DR.. johnson told police. But
the bullet continued on and com.
pleteIy ruined three pairs of trousers
hanging I'm a closet. That robber
simply devastated my WARDROBE
Police were of the opinion that the
man sought narcotics, which. how
ever, DR.. Johnson never keeps at his
residence, he said.
After treating his own wound,
DR.. Johnson today resumed his
duties at the Naval Hospital, per-
forming surgical operations on pa
tients at that institution
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j. s CALLS on Times
REPORTER FOR FACTS

Assistant District Attorney Neil BnrktnshG1U, In charge
of grand jury investigation of alleged irregularities in the
FoSincGr trial. today called The Washington Times
for Information mysterious happenings preceding the
selection of the Jury.
Copyright 1921 Washington
The Washington Times learned about October 15 that
mysterious stranger representing himself agent of St.
Louis law firm had called at the homes Of several of the
prospective FalSnclar trial jurors seeking information about
them.
His method of obtaining facts to visit the home Of
talesman in the taesmans absence
Madam am here peculiar and unusual mission As
you know, time ago there great tornado in St.
Louis and families representing large states
wiped out
MY firm of lawyers is engaged in seeking heirs to
of these estates Is there here by the of Doe?
There isl That's fine Now he by any chance, John
X Doe' That's good. Now, Mrs Blank, there mustn't be
mistake about this thing There may be considerable
amount of involved and must get all the data pos
sibe these heirs.
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IS FOUND
A SUICIDE

The body Of Charles Deets Tab.
Ter, % years old. son of a promi.
nent Montgomery county family
was found by searching party on
the slope of a wooded hill about
half mile from his Cedar Grove
home at 10 o'clock last night
Sixty-five feet from the body,
which had load OF bird-shot from
a shotgun under the heart, was a
note left by the young man saying
tnat ne was committing suicide.
he mad squeezed the gun into the
crotch OF small tree, sharpened a
forked stick, and had used this to
push the trigger. Apparently he
staggered down the hill after re.
ceiving the charge.
For some months, it is said,
young Tabler had been in bad
health. Last week his physician
advised him to stop work and rest.
About 10 o'clock yesterday morn.
ing he told his mother, Mrs. Jessie
P. Tabler. with whom he lived, that
he was going out to shoot rabbits.
When he did not return at dusk,
a searching party of some 80 neigh
bors and relatives was organized.
They found his body.
Chief of Police Alva A. Monkey,
who viewed the body and note, said
it was a clear case of suicide, and
would not order an inquest. The
funeral will be held at 2 o'clock to.
morrow from the Cedar Grove
Methodist Church.
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FO|LS.
K|[)NAPERS.
Of BABY

Police today were without a
clue to the identity of the man
and woman who, early last
night, attempted to kidnap 90
month-old George P. Kimmel,
jr., the a." wonder baby from
the home of his parents at BIS
Sixteenth st. N. w.
Saved By Nurses Fight
Only the fighting spirit and
physical prowess of the baby's
nurse, Miss Elizabeth Atowes, 30
years old, prevented the child
from being spirited away by this
unknown couple while his parents
were visiting frinnds, according
to report made to the police of
the Tenth precinct.
Loses $500 Ring
Miss Atowes lost a 81, 500 diamond
ring in the battle, she reported.
Although considerably beaten up.
Miss Atowes was not seriously in
jured. Today she was confined to
her bed from shock and nervous
reaction.
The nurse told Headquarters De-
tective Frank A. Varney and Pre-
cinct Detective Dennis J. Murphy,
who are investigating the attempted
kidnapping, that about $50 last night
she went into first-floor bath room
to get some waiter for the baby.
Coming out, she declared, she was
confronted by man wearing a silver
mask, who took a punch at her with
out warning.
Half stunned by the blow, she gave
him battle. Suddenly she saw a
woman, also masked, coming out of
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DAY NEED NOT
TESTIFY
BY GEORGE DURNO


CHIEF JUSTICE MCCOY in
Criminal Court No. i today upheld
A. Mason Day i'm his refusal to
testify before the Grand Jury
considering alleged attempted
tampering with the FaII.Sinclair
conspiracy trial jury.
The Federal grand iury's investi-
cation of charges Of jury.tampering
in the Fall-Sinclair conspiracy case
was enlivened today by strenuous
efforts on the part Of Federal au.
thorities to locate missing witnesses.
Subpoenas have been issued for
Sheldon w. Clark. vice president Of
the Sinclair Refining Company, and
for former Burns Detective
Agency official. who is reported to
have hurriedly left the Capital TAX
ing with him important office files
of the Burns agency in Washington.
Inquiries have been made at the
State Department. it was learned, to
ascertain If this Burns agent has
been granted passport.
Second Contact Man"
Clark is sought by Neil Burkin.
shaw, Assistant United States At.
torney, as the second contact
man" between Harry F. Sinclair,
the millionaire defendant. and the
Burns agents who Swallowed mem
bers of the jury. The other link
between the millionaire oil man
and the Burns agents. according to
Burkinshaw, was A. Mason Day. an.
other Of Sinclair's vice presidents.
Thus far the District Attorneys
office here have been unable to
serve Clark. He was in Washing
ton for about 10 days during the
trial, Il was said, and then disap.
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A car or your own will allow you
20 follow your own inclinati0ns. TO
t SaeI IN comfort and see new places.
wake selection from the Classified
Used Car ads.
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DAY ARRESTED; $4,000 BAIL


The sudden climax to Days
appearance . few minutes before
in Criminal Court No. /, was
Chief Justice McCoy's UNFOLDING
Days refusal to testify before the
Grand Jury, was precipitated after
q heated burst Of words between
former Judge Wright and Bur.
kinshaw on the courthouse steps,
after they had conferred just out.
side the courtrOmo.
BurIxinshaw hurried across the
street to Commissioner FURNACES
office, closely followed by Day
and Judge Wright. In the verbal
tilt Burkinshaw was heard to say
to Judge Wright, Eyes, III make
the bond $25yOO0."
"Why don't you 30 and learn
something" Judge Wright eoun-
tered.
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MRS. F0RBUSH.
DEAD, FEAR

CANAAN, n, H., Nov. 4.-Fear
was expressed here today that Mrs.
Anne Ramsey Forbush, missing pas.
tors wife, may have been drowned
by the worst flood in a century,
which has inundated all low-lying
country and brought highway and
railroad travel to standstill.
Mrs. Gertrude Hutchinson, of
Claremont, n. H.. a close personal
friend of Mrs. Forhush, is convinced
that the woman who was seen in
the woods nearby by a hunter. and
who called at farmhouse for band
ages and adhesive tape, is the miss
ing wife.
A bloodstained bit of bandage
which was found under tree near
the spot the woman was seen. lead
Continued on Page 2, Column A.
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rhe Used Cars Advertised. In the
nOSsi and Siics. GSSsSiss sS ssGs s ESss:
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DREN
SEE SHOT
FIRED
ST was sitting there smoking
q cigarette. when"

ST was sitting there smoking
q cigarette when"
Robert A. Hartley, of Bladens-
burg, Md, got just this far in
describing to police the quarrel
with his estranged wife last
night, which resulted in his
being fatally shot, when pa
ralysis stopped him and he
died in Emergency Hospital.
A preliminary inquest was
held IL iii Hyattsville today,
Coroner Hugh O'Neil viewing
the body and announcing that
a formal inquest would be held
the first Of next week.
Bullet Cut His Spine
Hartley, who was "a years old,
was rushed to Casualty Hospital
after. the shooting and was later
transferred to Emergency where
he died at $50 a. m. today.
A bullet had gone entirely
through his body, penetrating his
spinal column and setting fire to
his shirt in back.
Different Versions Told
The wife, Mrs. Sarah Marie Hart
ley, %. unaware that her husband
is dead, is being held at the House
Of Detention for the Maryland au-
thoritias. They are expected to take
her into custody this afternoon.
The only eyewitnesses to the
shooting-their two children, Doris.
II. and Robert. S-are staying with
Mrs. Edith Roberts, 1924 Twenty.
fifth st, N. W. Mrs. Roberts is a
sister of Mrs. Hartley.
Police are confronted with differ.
ing versions Of the affair.
The couple separated a year ago,
and Of late Hartley had been dining
once a week at his wife's home
while they endeavored to reconcile
their differences.
Mrs. Hartley said at the house
Of detention that she had invited
her husband to dinner. He came
early in the evening, she said, and
went back to his car to get baked |
chicken which his mother had sent
to her.
When he returned, Mrs. Hartley
declared; he had not only the chicken |
but pint Of whisky as well.
Late With Chicken
She told police he drank half the
whisky and then said he ought to |
kill her,
According to Mrs. Hartley, he |
started for the pistol which was |
lying on a shelf. She attempted to
wrest it from him and in the re.
sulting struggle the gun was dis.
charged.
Other versions have Mrs. Hartley
going out to the automobile to get
the pistol; accidentally shooting her
husband, while trying to eject him
from the house; and that he was
shot from behind while playing
with the children. .,,.,
Clifford Gasch, a neighbor, rushed
into the house at the sound of the
shot and found Hartley lying on the
kitchen floor with his wife standing
nearby. The children were In ad-
Joining room. .....
When police reached Emergency
Hospital they found Mrs. Hartley
clinging to her husband and begeI
Sing him "not to die" Hartley
pleaded with them to let her stay
with him when they announced she
was under arrest.
1t is believed the. mothers fate
will rest largely on the testimony
OF the two children. sole witnesses
to the tragedy. ,,''.'S.
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peared. Federal authorities said he
might be" in Chicago
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A warrant for the arrest Of
Harry s. Sinclair was sworn to be.
fore United States Commissioner
Needham C. Turnage today and is
sued by him charging him, to-
gether with H. Mason Day, with
conspiracy to influence or attempt
to influence . decision Of the jurors
hearing evidence in the FalI.Sin-
clair Teapot Dome conspiracy trial.
Day accompanied by Judge
Daniel Thew Wright, his coun.
sci, appeared at Commissioners
FURNACES office in advance Of
formal complaints made by As
sistant District Attorney Neil
Burkinshaw. and was arraigned
on a similar charge without war.
rant. His bail was fixed at $685.
900, and he waived a hearing.
He was held for the Grand Jury.
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peared. Federal authorities said he
might be" in Chicago
Day to Face Court
Day has refused to testify before
the Grand Jury. Today Burl<inshaw
planned to hale him before Chief JUS
tice Mccoy, of the District Supreme
Court, on complaint of the foreman
of the Grand Jury. to state his rea-
sons for such refusal.
Burkinshaw asserts that G. q.
Rudy, manager of the corps Of
Burns men, reported both to Day and
Clark. and that the two men jointly
directed the surveillance Of the jury
that sat in the mistrial.
A motion calling upon H. M.
Blackmer, missing witness, to show
cause why he should not be adjudged'
in contempt of court and 500, 900 Of
his property seized for failure to
answer a subpoena was filed in the
District Supreme Court here today
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''You see, there may be
several persons named John
K. Doe, and I shall have to
get all the information avail
able about him.
els he married or single9
Chow old is hei
"What is his religionf
"What clubs or fraternal
organizations does he belong
to2
"What kind Of q Job has
hef What salary does he
makef
"Does he pay his bills
promptlyi Does he have
charge accountsf
"Has he any real estatei"
The "agent" in each case left
without leaving his name or ad-
Continued on Page 3, Column ~
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REMUS DROPS
SANITY QUIZ

CINCINNATI, Nov. 4.-By agree
ment of prosecution and defense at
torneys here today in the case of
George Remus. former king of
Bootleggers," indicted for the muir.
der of his wife, Imogene Remus, the
insanity hearing for Remus, SEIZED.
uled Monday, November Z, has been
cancelled, and Remus will face trial
on a murder barge November IA.
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GET OUR APARTMENT FOR RENT LIST.

MARYLAND COURTS. 9th AND MD AVE.
ne.-Two new firepr0of buildings having
elevator and switchboard service, Resi-.
d6 mt manager.
3 rooms kit. rec hall and bath S67 50
: rooms, kitchen and bath. ....... $50
/ room kitchen and bath 40 90
room rec. hall and bath ....... 81
1926 18th ST. N.W.-Free electric refrlger,
alton
rooms, kitchen and bath ...... 5000
36e1 NEWARK ST. Nw.-Free electric re
frigeraticc rooms kit. and bath S62 so
1912 seth ST. W-Free electric refrigera-
tion. rooms kitchen and bath. S57 so
SHERMANoR., .640 BUCHANAN ST. NV
= rooms kitchen and bath $41 81
room. kit. and bath. .......... 1900
The ELWOOD 1921 18th ST. NV
Resident manager on premises ses on
us 18th ST. NV rooms. kitchen and
bath ......... .SlOo.Ou
1891 LANIER PL. NW.-6 rooms kitchen
ara : baths ..t.....-.-.- .SJo.uV
1910 EYE ST Nw.-3 rms. and h.. $50 90
sEAToN. $50 R. AVE. NV rooms
) rooms Kitchen and bath :, $500
1915 BELMONT ST. NV rooms,
kitchen and. oath. ~. $3.50
1447 OAK ST. NV rooms. kitchen and
3 i rooms. kitchen and bath. -. ..... IS 90
24S1 18th ST. N.W--5 rooms kitchen and
Oath ........-.. ...-..... -Sf%'0u
1922 18th ST. NV rooms & b $4,000
SOS OTIS PL. N.W.-3 rooms. kitchen and
pdtn =. 20 : .oU
1O5 9th ST Sci room. kitchen and
bath S42 90
LAFAYETTE 1907 7th ST NW.-3 rooms,
kitchen and bath. $50 90
rooms, kitchen and bath $500. 40.75
1913 ADAMS MILL RID. NV. 3rd f.
looms, kit. bath porch. $50 90
1905 LANIER PL-2 rooms, kitchen and
Dath .Sob.0O 10 9oo,oo
1904 9TH ST. NV rooms kitchen and
bath $40 so
3 looms kitchen and bath 800. 50 so
915 Goth ST. N.W.--3 rooms. kitchen and
bath Observation-Disclosures. $40 80
3"7 End ST N.E.-5 rooms. kitchen and
oatn .......-.. ....... '9oooo
739 NEWTON ST. NV room kitchen
dining alcove and bath. ........ .S37 so
1904 9th ST. Me- room. kit. and
ba'h '-''..'- ''''.. ''.. p .o1
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KEW GARDENS. o700 QUE ST, VIE
fined apartment having switchboard serN-
ice. cafe; resident manager on premises ea
room kitchen and bath $40 10
. rooms kitchen and bath 9U.Ou
rooms kitchen and bath ...... .ll3.oo
1897 SPRING RD.--" rooms, dining alsc99ye
kitchen and bath ........'..' oo -; %, :n
/ ROOM kit and bath. ........... A. %
See resident manager.
1861 n r. AVE Nw.--5 rooms Ntch,
en- and bath ................... $50 90
1868 n. H. AVE. Nw.-3 rooms. kitchen
and bath ..,................ .ooo-o w
1921 CONN. AVE Resident Manager Ele-
vator. = r.. k, rec. hall and b.. $4,000
2o20 ONTARIO RID N.w.-3 rooms kitchen
3 rooms 1' kitchen and bath ~, $500
$500 10th ST. NE.-New Building, Free
ele9trI" refrigeration rooms. s VS. en-
rooms. ms kit. and bath ......... $3.50
/ loom. Kitchen. dining alcove and
bath Murphy oedl.... ,.......' 4I.0o
1443 OAK ST NV rooms. kitchen and
bath .....,. 80. .......'''.. 'o+~.oV
MADRID 1900 18th ST. NV rooms.
kitchen and bath ............ .S5o.oo
THE srNBURY. 1919 NJ ST. NM
rooms kitchen and bath ........ S57 90
/ room. kitchen and bath. ...... 1000
$500 l. ST N.W-see resident manager
Apt. los
. . . =
3 rooms kitchen and bath. .... $3.50
1924 WISCONSIN AVE. NW.-3 rooms.
kitchen ard bath ............. $3.50
2116 ST. N.w-3 rooms,
kitchen and bath ................. $50 90
. rooms kitchen and bath. 49,. $500
212I H ST Nw.-Elevator Building. Resi-
dent manager.
2 rooms kitchen and bath. ...... $50 so
/ room kitchen and bath. ...... 1880
1884 10th ST. N.W.-Resident manager on
premises
? rooms, kitchen and bath. S42 80
! room kitchen and bath ....... 27.50
/ sos CONN AVE NW-Eight-story ee-
vator building. Resident manager on the
premises after $50 pm: all day Sundays
rooms. kit. and bath ........ $500
2o1 -eo3-cO5 D ST NE,-5 rooms kit. and
pain e0O.UU
2514 QUE ST. NV room kit and
hdLn : et1I Oh
540O 9TH st. n.w.-1 room. kitchen and
pain ...'-.,.s.. ....'..... .S2o.OO
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THE LANSING
116 NORTH CAROLINA AVE, Sc.
g rooms. bath and porch, good repai
$500.
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BOSS & PHELPS.
1417 x st. NV. Main o300.
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$500 14th ST. NV.
rooms and bath. ....... 77.50 to 5000
THE IRIS, 1920 HARVARD ST, NV.
{ rooms and bath. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES $40 90
3 rooms and bath. .............. $500
WILMINGTON. 1911 WYOMING AVE. NV.
rooms and bath. ....,....... $4,000
3411 Goth ST NV.
3 rooms and bath. ................ $4,000
OBSERVATORY. Wis. Ave and Hall Place
rooms and bath So SO to $500
$500 CONN. AVE. NV
rooms and bath ........'.... 81 81. 81
COWARD. 18th AND EYE SITS.
l room. kitchen and bath. S37 80 to $4,000
OLYMPIA 1868 EUCLID ST. NV
2 rooms and bath. ................ $40 % %
. rooms and bath. ............. 9O.OO
3 rooms and bath. -. $4,000 to $50 so
1901 CONNECTICUT AVE. N.wo
6 rooms and > baths. .............. $4,000
RAVEN 7O7 1st ST NV o
4 rooms and bath. ................ 5000
PASADENA. 2633 ADAMS MILL RID. NV,
5 rooms and bath ......... S13,uo
3 rooms and bath. .............. 5000
1909 18th ST NV.
. rooms. Murphy bed. bath $4,000 10 $3.50
RAVENsWOOD. 1486 COL RID
3 rooms and bath. ................S 6o.oo
3446 CONN. AVE NV.
rooms and bath. S52 80 to $4,000
AVALON. o6e7 ADAMS MILL RID. NV
rooms and bath. ...............S7 $1,000
MAYCRoFT. 1474 COLUMBIA RID. NV
room and bath. $4,000
; rooms and bath SbOOO 10 1o.uu
1918 10th ST NV.
4 nd hat
1925 CHAPLIN ST.
r. b. and incl. porch $500 to $4,000
WISCONSIN. $40 WISCONSIN AVE.
3 rooms, bath and porch $500 to $4,000
MYRENE. roo 9th ST 800
6 rooms and bath. ............... $4,000
H. L. RI ST
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THE LAWRENCE TH! !553 10th ST. NV.
HAMMOND, COURT 3oth 4 QUE SITS. NV
Apt, 305-6 rooms and bath. SIS. 90
THE sAALUDA. lI9l ETctIpD ST; NV.
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THE INGLESiDE 1851 LAMONT 81. Nv.
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THE WASHINGTON LOAN & TRUST co.
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No. 4 THE A foaMc arg 4ae gap isth ST.
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THE DE SOTO. 1900 Mass Ave NV.
No. 24-5 rooms and bath ,...... 500 90
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600 Goth ST. NV.
nj
snd ro"ms a3d ba 9hd eevo 6g
llO7 1lth ST. NV.
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| room and bath with Murphy bed. 32.5
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rooms R,,f,, kitchen and bath on front se7 so
70 RT'ip Kitchen and bath 475o
1448 GIRARD ST. NV.
1 soom. dining alGoye kit kitchen Sn,a and
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Near Capitol.
6 r & b. large porch 90
749 9th ST. NV.
= rooms kitchen and bath. S45 90
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Opposite MayAower Hotel.)
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1924 CONN. AVE. NV.
Attractive apartments in newly remodele6
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BOSS & PHELPS.
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B. F. SAUL CO..
Main 210O ops 18th St. NV

wAvERLY 1905 ST.
. rooms ana pain. ....... F.. Do. oO
1902 18th ST
rooms and baths. 100000 to $4,000
1912 EYE ST. NV.
Heat hot water and light furnished, -
RICARDO. 1925 10th ST.
rooms and bath Murphy bedl :. $40 90
HADDoN. 1880 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
4 rms, rec. hall and bath. $57 so to $50 90
go RHODE ISLAND AYE, Ne
rooms and bath. $4,000 to $47.50
GOODWIN. 1417 PARK RID. NV.
s14 M ST NV
rooms and bath. ............. $50 90
CHESTERFIELD ,3141 MT. PLEASANT ST.
,e1o6 n ST. MN
4 rooms and bath. ........... 81 so
2133 1st ST NV.
rooms and bath. $50 90
WARRINGTON. 1901 WYOMING AVE.
rooms ana path S555.0 90 to $50 90
rooms and bath. ........ 81 so to ~. so
CAPITAL VISTA.
211 DELAWARE AVE SW
: rooms and bath. ...... 100 to So 90
3 rooms and bath. $500 to go 90
RIVIERA, e31o AsHMEAp PL NV.
3 rooms and bath $3.50. $50. so TO $50 90
rooms and bath ....... 1000 to 1900
AMBASSADOR. 1850 18th ST. NV.
/ room and bath ..... $50 SO to S35 90
24-hour Telephone and Elevator Service VICE
noo sHER Ri Am 1928 aand ST. NV. -
) rooms and bath .............. 20 90
1881 QUE ST. NV.
> rooms and bath observation-disclosures 37 so
BEVERLY COURT
1876 COLUMBIA ROAD NV
3 rooms and bath. Observation-Disclosures SIS 90
: rooms and bath .... $50 90 to 90 90
CLEVELAND 3039 MACoMB ST. NV.
MOUNT VERNON
9th AND NEW YORK AVE. NV
3 rooms and bath. ............... $50 90
COMPANY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-12-17
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2O19 & 2029 35th ST. NV
New apartments Just across from Yves
ern High. 3 rooms. reception hall and bat
$40 80 up. Resident manager
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1880 ST NV.
Corner building. 3 rooms and bath, al
large. bright, outside rooms; elevator serv
ice. sos 90.
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