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FT nils Rent or sell, Nj, Richardson. FRANK:
1878 PARK RID. N-W.--NEwIY FURNISHED
! ard rooms S. kit. d ale bath apis. Res,
1900 COLUMBIA RD--S rooms and bath, All
outside. attractively furnished. clean, cool;
10 ST. N.E.-ATTRACTIvELYP FURNISHED
I outside rooms, reception hall. tile bath:
all modern conveniences; reasonable. North
ll2o col Rp; Two ATTRACTIVE LARGE
room. continuous hot water $50; cool.
az CONN; AvE.-ExTRA LARGE. ONE
fS9 hstesssns see path gas ssss linens
1904 PARK RID, N.W.-2nd-FLOOR APART
ment, 2 rooms, kitchenette, bath: continu-
GUS hot water, electricity. phone.
sos LoNGFELLoW ST. NW.-ExCFPTTON-
pieteiy furnished. housekeeping; must Be
seen to be appreciated; s4S,
TAKoMA~-S r, B. AND SLEEPING PORCH:
sG@ts. 50 Elm ave Shepherd 24ss' dars age
s4l n N.W,~-s ROOMS, SECOND FLOOR.
eemp,ete Tor noHsek.e s ~ Gas and eec-
FREMONT
1907 l2th ST. NV rooms. kitchen and
FouR ROOMS, NEATLY FURNISHED
$40 81 Randolph ni NV. Apt after
kSTRAcTIvELy FURNISHED, 2 LARGE.
lishs rooms. alcove. private bath. ami,
nd NavS Yafa asa pe New 0se ersss
az Il ST 81 BEAUTIFUL, & . ROOM
niShed for Housekeeping Reasonable Lin
NEATLY FURNISHED, . RMS. AND BATH
and capso So So SC' Nor Hs" ass xoFk ave
TWO ROOMS KITCHENETTE AND BATH.
$50 and s6s. at The Balfour. 1000 18TH ST.
NV. Frlsidaire, eas and clec Included
is4s PARK RD NV
a. Two large rooms. kitchen and bath: newly
decorated and nicely furnished Reduced
s sn ss' TsSrSs 70 anSE sS
chnteheS' theaters and schools Apply on
l las MD. AYE Me- LARGE, cool
poSnyesi quiet, Cleye. tiss-J,
THREE LARGE ROOMS, WIDE CENTER
bali private bath, ANIL II windows, porch
home Of refined adults sos Atm Sc
1902 FAaIEgsioNT ST. N,w-A, DELIGHT
l ,b ,h'ra da separsment furnished private
aoA CONGRESSIONAL Arts BEAUTIFUL
trent rooms. excieslvs unexselled location.
PRIVILEGES Terms moderate, -
CorIEY CouRTS--1 ROOM, KIrCHENgTTE
and bath front, astfactiyely furnished. suit.
s qns e. i s' sis s Assa''
6i7 NJ Ne SEVERAL FURNisHEp S-ROoM
TO one party, r n TAYLOR. a.
GA Attn Me- - LARGE ROOMS FURNISHED
i t,shtn hoYssksssgpd,Ss' running water private
UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE ROOMS,
bath. Ntehenette, beautifully furnished
grand piano; reasonable. alto 10th NV 4
lass CALF ST N.w,-oNE LARGE ROOM.
dtessins reom. kitchen. bath, closet Murphy
bed g.
1917 N ST. LIVING ROOM. BEDROOM.
Kitchen, bath, absolutely all outside rooms.
Can see Monday Tuesday TO Pm or
call Main 10000
BEAUTIFUL ONE,RooM APT. CoMnYNA-
ton tub and shower new APT, BLDG; new
est style furniture value, cnmtort, beauty
must see tn appreciate, Will sell reasonably,
owner leaving city. Apply Apt los. the
Wade, 18th and N nv, between ! pm and
> pm, Sunday, and . pm
WANTED REFINED YOUNG LADY 10
share a~ro0m apt with Z others; hi floor;
private bath porehes detached residence,
park, tennis. lara Kennedy, Adams aiSS
TUDOR HALL t0TH AND MASS AVE NJ W
| .raom, kitehenette y bath apt Reasonable.
Main AN9O, Apt, 40f.
WnopRtnuE, . ROOMS, KIT.
ehenette, semiseathi On car line, aaOe II, l.
ave ne
suRnuRnAN LOCATION
Near trolley, bus, stores, movies one large,
ems small ROOM kitehen. private bath. 1903
Kearnas a. North s7AA
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ala ST. N.w.-FIRST FLOOR, Z LARGE
eS ir ps sso sndrnSor trSnt TeOms
kitchenette. porch, $50 Tol 4th st. NV, .
large front rooms, kitchenette. private bath,
cleo, x40 4 rooms and porch, SAS.
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YOUNG GIRL TO SHARE i-RoOM AND
mo Apt. sos, the Fiagier. 33nd and n
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MARSHALL BUSINESS
BROKERS.

fsschrcoB3 and =oda fcErf2tn near Past
C~es snr Union station. dong q success
~ rNe.Hess. gcoc fixtures. inClaStna steam
sar.e Prize right terms
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RARGAIN

Cas- station, yefreshment stand sne general
60 gas PUMPS, house and / acre Of
- &C. %Ea II. front On Lee EighwaY Fresh
sfcc4 ane 9 goiro business This should
psa|s - - ore 9: the best business ioca-
sfSs4s ~ he ntgfawsE. Can be purchased
~ aSfs8, lnelU1lre stock and propeTty
Es& faSr y ro7s sre ioosfng for The mos
spf r1'1r c0iisy. inspect iris one
p W HILBERT.
EsL.E ErHEef. V phnre anp "
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Capital.
AoTDOT atoms.

COMPANIES incorporated under any state
Jaw ProsDecfus and Advertising prepared
sSepsfss enl2Sted o2 commission basis Will
lars Co, ITO i<th 81
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FJelse2tesseB and conf sgds good corner.
geHr, $50 Price. 1890 Fee this
IrHdsy
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very desirable. comfortably furnished
apartment OF reception hall. large bedroom
and tiled bath Excellent location, Just of
Connecticut ave. and within few minutes
walk OF downtown. Very low rental. Ap-
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#telesa3s rsgffy- modern equipment, in
. chg 2 GelfFFT9 tY1eks. cd $4,000 last
Tesr laspec lon !8Yitea; pfice and terms
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1901 CATHEDRAL AVE. NV, NEAR CONN.
Two rooms. kitchenette, dinette. bath.
Frisidaire; everything furnished, including
me radio; exceptional location. Apt 200.
Adams 562p-W
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DOWNTOWN. s60-TWO LARGE, BEAuTI-
full rooms, BATH kitchenetts> completely fur
ntshed immediate possession: hot water.
janitor. SS4 goth St So
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f., CONCRETE Garden furniture, lawn bench
bird bath, l-3 of. George Dant, South Da-
kots ave and Pla6euSbure I'd
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,ssli.1eFF business, oic established IN
frst - business SECTION owners retiring
e. S<cslfcs r. 1900 inspect and you VII
b.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
(ContIuued,)

1929 K ST. NV. THE LEE-MARoUE-
Furnished front single and double rooms,
semi-private bath; excellent board; garage.
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DROOM SUITE, $3.50: two-tone walnut
ISiSting of bed, dresser. vanity and Chif-
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

THE MALvOLIO, 2s22 Conn, ave.--Attrac-
lively furnished double rooms; private baths
HILICREsT 1900 18th ST. Nw.-washinS-
toms most beautiful home; hotel attractions;
ballroom large and small rooms private
trally located; moderate rates. Col. 1880, lie
1867 MONROE ST, N,w.--Attracttve double
tm sTin sedo n m9d n ss nSe e1es
lei4 ALLISON ST; Nw.-Rsfned gentleman
high class private home. Col i472~J. 7H
BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOME; close in;
large porcheS; shady yard; all modern con.
car: couple aud child, or two ladies Ad-
dress Box AK, star once.
1913 C ST. NE. APT. 4s~-Near Union sta
ton. Room. laundry, meals. elevator Serv-
ice. hot water $40 week: quiet
EXCLUSIVE REFINED HOME environments
excellent meals; breakfast 4 dinner. Also
tue room, duplex apartment. Pot. e43S
CHEVY CHASE, y, C,-Attractlve double
room; three windows home cooktng; con-
tnuous hot water garage Cleve. d26a-W
THE CHAsTLEroN. Ant, 4Ss-Unusuai OPP
nortunity for gtrl to occupy LARGE, cool room
with board. reasonable. hotel service,
1919 COLUMBIA RD. cooperative club
Srd~naor double room near l4th st, con-
yenient TO bus and, car lines sA2, Colum~
hia Nhia
laos NEW HAMPSHIRE sirls studying
music cool. hrisht; nicely DECORATED rooms
with dainty, wholesome meals; $3S. $40
Fates wash f ae Conservatory of Music
ago EMERSON ST Nw--Reduccd rates to
sasss @i''' ''"00' "0"''' ''''''"'0S. "0'.''
ia6s EUCLID sr. NV Olympia Ants, az
2nd-noot front room, home cooking, $40
a9s Mn AVE, NE ~~LarEe. double room for
2 refined girls or man and wife; home
COOKING. home environments
1910 p ST NV Cool. attractive rooms for
those who appreciate the comfort Of refined
home. unsurpassed meals
1891 MASS, Scott circle Front rooms, ana
and Srd floors; RUNNING water close 10 hath.
single SIS, heard
NEAR i6th AND PARK Rp.~~Large front
home sarage reasonable Adams e6se
sssi lathansst section NJ, Pleasant. sec
Aus hot water reasonable Adams iles
la3s CALVERT sT Delightful iarae room.
ali green veuetahles served home seasonngs
small tables Phone Col. S57l
Iaas nILTMoRE ST, Attractive, cool and
continuous hot water reasonable Columbia
,3ol MASS. AVE, The southern oige-,
heard At reasonable price,
1888 RIIrMoRE ~. Cool, and.aoor room,
excellent meals; MEAL tsnned bone, continuous
ialt KENNEDY ST NW.~-Nieeiy furnished
room, aemt~priyste hath; private detached
home elee,. hot water excellent board Ts
i74e otta. ST Nw,--Fpr single. double
shower. else FERNS reasonable,
a0la coLuMHIA M. NV ~.neitshtinl room,
f sSssu hath es ssaN ss az Az delicious s
rooms. adjacent baths summer rates. De-
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LARGE ROOM, KITCHEN, COMPLETELY
furnished; sink, range. breakfast set, car
net; next to bath, second floor; s35. 1884
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


1865 COLUMBIA RID. NW.-SECOND
floor apartment: 2 rooms. semi-private bath:
third-hoor apartment, rooms, kitchenette,
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DELICATESSEN, soda fountain for sale
cheap; ooing good business 6i26 Georgia
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TABLE BOARD
SUBURBAN BOARD

ATTRACTIVE LOCATION: large. bright
Silver Spring 79-W.
WANT TO BOARD two children. Good care
given. References. Falls Church s0i IFS
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JsHrr f1pp. eiesElux snd Dressing: IN
= #orEi .0E apart snGss hoffman pres af
usriuHf acS prheg gr9c equipment. Fllfs
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model: nearly new: cost SAYS, will sacrifice
Can be seen at Room 90s District National
Rank Et,fJ6i,,r
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TILDEN HAIL.
Conn. Ave. at Tilden 81.
:, Beautiful seni-Suhurnan ioeation3 on
Nock Creek Park easily accessible hy h1S AZ
tfot,eS Comfortably furnished ants 81 y
ana = rooms completely equipped for
houSekeeplnxs lafEe closets and bathSs xlS
Mantlki clientele Phone Cleve SeaN
l277 New Hampshire Ave. NV.
THE MOULTON.
Furnished room and bath
Only SIS, See janitor,
REDUCED SUMMER RATES.
| RM. y b.. FuRN., $50. ETC.
\. REDUCED Tor the summary ia nass, eosass
eIafs' lev min walk TO Rock Greek raTki
Anu rms, pantry ellie bath. niaxaea AND
,ss, slesptns peIuh about a0Ei0 f.s com.
linen dlshss, etc, everything 10 Anesi con
) RMS, & r., FURN,, 500.
iceatlnasd On Nsai FSss.S
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INVES TORS wanted to develop and market
g product having Worldwide demand. A
Erouno floor proposition, Investigation in
TlteC. Address EnN fS7-X, Star office r.
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RENT ROOMS--SUBURBAN.

1904 ASH ST, Mt. Rainier, Md.--Large,
airy room, In new, modern home. with pri-
vate family. opposite bath: near bus and
street car; sl2 q month; meals II desired.
CLARENDON VA-~Two fur rms for Ink :,
gas range. sink. cleo, h.-w.h.; 40 chill
dren. 2iS Clarendon ave. so. Phone Clar
40T-J-2
LARGE ROOM, four windows, continuous
hot water, garage; Is minutes out, in beau"
tiful Virginia suburb; suitable for l or q
reasonable Address Box 5o-x. Star ONCE.
OAKCREST, Va. - Attractively furnished
room. private family; excellent bus service.
Clarendon i73i-W-2 before pm. Board
optional ~ minutes to city.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

SMALL APART. BUILDING, containing S
also JsnitorS quarters in basement . large
brick garsEes. This beautiful bids. is newly
decorated and located on corner in good
boarding section downtown: first floor con-
fsi1S about $500 square feet; ideal for club
or frst-claSs boarding house. Rent. $3.50
mo. including garages.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

TOUCHWOOD-A cool. quiet place to spend
your vacation; good meals served: running
water in all rooms. For rates write or phone
Mrs J, NJ, Moreland. Bluemont. Va
Evening star., 1928-04-11

tax on the Metropolitan district be-
cause the 7-cent tax Is now being
lieved In Montgomery County, although
the buying of park lands by the Plan
ming Commission is limited, unless
bonds are issued, to the annual amount
produced by the 7-cent tax.
1t was strongly advocated that all
citizens be urged 70 dedicate valley
lands for general park purposes and
that the public funds only be spent
for the purchase Of such lands as the
owners refuse to dedicate.
The 7-cent tax on the metropolitan
district is producing about 10000 a
year and both the 1927 and 1923 fund
from this tax is available for the pur-
chase Of park lands, and the commission
has on hand $4,000 State funds for
expenditure in Montgomery County and
an ecual amount for purchase Of park
lands in Prince Georges County.
1t is estimated by county officials that
nearly 100000 in metropolitan district
bonds could be issued, carried and re-
deemed upon the 7-cent tax on the
metr rpolitan district of Montgomery
&c 'nty within the 20-year limitation,
which the Legislature has placed as the
maximum extension of the bond issue
Consequently, it Is believed that near
ly S500000 Is available for the purchase
Of park lands in Montgomery County.
President Charles w. Hopkins was
elected a delegate from the Silver
Spr = Ch----ber to the national conven-
ton OF the United States Chamber OF
Commerce.
The chamber has decided to tnaugu-
rate policy of semi-monthly luncheons,
the first to be held April 25.
Evening star., 1928-04-11

journed meeting April 10, In st. Pauls
Presbyterian Church, Cottage City, Md,
for the purpose of ordaining O. O..
Kundahl and installing him as pastor
there.
Rev. A. e. Barrows, the presbytery
treasurer, reported general expendi-
lures amounting to $4,000 for the year
ending March 81.
Commissioners 70 the general as
sembly in May, In Tulsa, Okla, we're
elected yesterday.
Those elected commissioners we're:
Rev. Henry w. Tolson, the retiring
MODERATOR; Rev. Bernard Braskamp,
Rev. w L. Darby, and elders, l.. 8. De-
pue, w. S. Armstrong and d. D. Mar
tin, with the following clergymen and
elders as alternates: Rev, Walter F.
Eagleson, Rev. Mr.. Rohrer, Rev. Lu-
clan v. Schermehorn. S. II. Lewis, M.
G.. Bennett and Frank M. Stearns.
Rev. William A. Eisenberger was
named as stated supply at the Church
of the Covenant until the october
meeting of the presbytery by the COM
mittee on vacancy and supplies. Others
named as stated supplies are Rev.
Mr.. Mcleod. Clifton, Va; Rev.
G.. G. Culbertson, Ballston, Va, and
Gerald w. Smell. Irwin Memorial
Church. Vienna, Va.
Rev. Mr.. Rohrer is the new modera-
tor of the presbytery and Rev. Mr..
Braskamp is vice moderator.
Evening star., 1928-04-11
PARK ANDP PLANNING.
FINANCING URGED.
Silver Spring Chamber Fa-
vors Announcements by
County Commissioners.

The Silver Spring Chamber of Com
merce at its monthly meeting last
night unanimously approved resolu-
ton urging the Montgomery County
commissioners to advance to the Mary
land-National Capital Park and Plan
ming Commission any funds necessary
for the early preparation of the master
highway and general park plan of the
metropolitan district of Montgomery
County. 1t was pointed out that If the
county commissioners agree to this
plan Of financing the purchase Of park
lands in Montgomery County, which
they are expected to do, nearly $500, 900
will be available
Several speakers advised the cham
ber that the members of the planning
commission desired to continue with
the preparation of the master highway
and general park plan of the metropoli-
tan district, but that there was some
uncertainty as to whether funds were
available for the additional engineering
expenses incident to preparation.
The chamber also unanimously ap-
proved resolution urging the planning
commission to issue bonds to be re-
deemed by the 7-cent tax on the metro
politan district Of Montgomery County
for the early purchase OF park lands.
ACteIlIiOH II CdlIeu W CIlS ldCI l1db
land generally could be bought more
cheaply now than at any time in the
future and that this applied particularly
to the valleys of Rock Greek, Sligo
Creek, Cabin John Run, and the valleys
of the Northwest, in which valleys 1t
is expected the main Montgomery
County parks will be located.
1t was pointed out that the issuance
of the bonds for the immediate pur-
chase of park lands will not raise the
Evening star., 1928-04-11
MISS GLADYS GOODMAN.
GLADYS GOODMAN WE'D
TO PENNSYLVANIA MAN
Miss Washington of 1927 Married
After whirlwind Courtship While
She Was on Tour.

Miss GLADYS Vivian Cookman, Miss
Washington for last year. was married
on March IS in Greensboro, Pa, her
parents here have learned. She is now
Mrs. Arthur BiSSell and will live in
Beaver, Pa, where her husband is in
business.
At present the couple are honey
incoming and expect to visit the brides
parents, Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Goodman
of 2i4 Kentucky avenue southeast. in
about three weeks, Mrs. Cookman said
today
Mrs. Cookman learned of the plans
of the couple on the night of March %
when her daughter telephoned her to
tell her that the ceremony had already
been performed. The marriage came as
the result of a whirlwind courtShip be-
ginning when the show in which Miss
Goodman was playing. Artists and
Models" visited Beaver. Mr.. BiSSeli
saw her at several other places played
by the company and the marriage took
place when they reached Greensboro.
Mrs. Bissell intends to give up her stage
career upon which she embarked about
five months ago. her mother stated.
She represented Washington In the
beauty pageant held in Atlantic City
last September Before going on the
stage she was employed in a local de-
partment store.
Evening star., 1928-04-11
PRESBYTERY ENDS
SPRING. MEETING
Rev. Bernard Braskamp Is
Reelected to Committee on
Vacancy and Supply.

Adoption of resolutions, election OF
committee members and reports fea-
tured the final session of the fifty
eighth stated Spring meeting of the
Presbytery of Washington City, in the
Westminster Presbyterian Church, yess
treday afternoon.
resolution was adopted approving
the sale Of the Fairmont Heights Pres
byterian Church, colored, and the
building OF a $4,000 church to take the
place Of the present edifice, on a site
to be selected later.
elected TO Committee.
The presbytery also adopted a reso.
luton extending thanks to The Eve
ming Star for the church news stories
run on the church page of the paper
each Saturday.
Rev Bernard Braskamp was re-
elected as q member of the committee
on vacancy and supply for three
year term. Other members of the COM
mittee whose terms have not expired
are Rev. j. G. Palmer and Rev. w, F..
EagleSon.
All members Of the National Capitol
church extension committee were re-
elected. They are Rev. Freeley Rohrer
and Rev. j. c. Palmer, and Elders j.
II. Wurdeman. Raymond Loranz and
A. l.. Baldwin.
Two Named ModeratOrs.
Rev. Thomas H. Macleod was elected
moderator of the Clifton Presbyterian
Church, Clifton. Va, and Rev. A. B.
Altfather. the pastor of the Presby-
terian Church of Falls Church. Va,
was chosen moderator of the Irving Me-
mortal Church.
The presbytery voted to hold an ad-
Evening star., 1928-04-11
ADJUSTMENTS
NEWMAN ON "LENINGRAD."

E. NJ. Newman yesterday afternoon at
the National Theater repeated his color
full description of Ieningrad, formerly
st. Petersburg, capital of the Russian
Empire in the days of the Cars. The
same lecture had been given earlier In
the season, and the great interest which
has been shown in Mr.. Newman's travel
talks on Soviet Russia was the reason
for its repetition.
.'Leningrad," says Newman, under
the Communist regime, born with the
death of the Gar, shows drastic
changes. They may be for better or
worse. according to individual ideas OF
progress"
The city, built by Peter the Great.
was viewed with a detail that takes in
its main thoroughfares. shops, markets
and its far-famed fur stores. The mag
nifIcent Church of the Redeemer, where
Alexander II fell, is contraSted with
the Memorial Church, where children
OF British Communists are welcomed.
A personally conducted tour through
the city answers the lecturers own
question. What has become of former
capitalfsts2" With this revelation of
Leningrad, Mr.. Newman gave a motion
reminiscence Of 1911. when st. Peters
burg was the glory Of Russia under the
That the Soviets handle mail and
master the important problem Of gar
bage disposal was shown in a review
of these lines of public work. The for
mer Winter Palace. now the Museum
Of the Revolution. provides proof Of the
splendor Of "the Hermitage" the Won
derful museum started by Catherine the
Great. with its treasures Of paintings,
sculpture. armor, gold and jewels.
How the worker 1ives-goyernmen
factories and workshops" gives among
It's locations the palace at TsarSkoye Selo.
now called the "ChiIdrt=.3 Village" At
this point the lecturer braved forbidden
territory by entering apartments that
in former days were closed TO all but
the royal family The room in which
the Car was forced TO abdicate stiil re-
tains many reminders OF Its former
owners personality. with photographs
Of his loved ones on his desk and
around the walls. Giimpses were also
given into the picturesque sleeping room
Of the Czarina, with its ikons, and into
the pIayroom Of the Czarevttch.
Among many other interesting views
Of Leningrad. the fountains Of Peterhof
we're shown in their unrivaled beauty,
These gardens are now nationalized
property.
Evening star., 1928-04-11
TRAFFIC SIGNAL BILL
REMAINS UNSETTLED
Commissioners Seek Agreement on
Disputed Funds for 1925
Purchase.

The District Commissioners are still
trying 70 make final settlement with the
Grouse Kinds Co. Of Syracuse, NJ. Y,
Tor trafae signal equipment furnished
IN 1925. and which figured in the in
yestigation year ago by the Gibson
subcommittee Of the House District
committee.
Gums aggTegatng ST,749s5 are
claimed BY the firm and have been
approved by Daniel J. Donovan, Dis
friet auditor Confusion arising from
exchange Of merchandise and delivery
Of goods otherwise than as specified In
the contracts caused Controller Gen.
eYal Mccarl 70 reduce the approved
items 70 a total of s4,ISg35.
The Commissioners asked the signal
concern IN December II IL would accept
the sum specified by McCari In final
settlement. No reply was received.
The Commissioners yesterday instructed
EecFetaYy Daniel Y. Garges 10 write a
second letter
Evening star., 1928-04-11
FINANCIER DONATES
BIG FUND TO HOSPITAL

BY Cable 10 The Star and Chicago Daily
News. Copyright. 1928.
ROME, April 11.--John j. Raskob,
chairman of the finance committee OF
the General Motors Corporation, has
made a generous gift to Pope Plus for
the Hospital of the Infant Jesus. Mr..
Raskob was received by the pontih late
Tuesday.
The hospital. which is under the
care of the Holy See, recently received
large donation from the American
Chapter of the knights of Malta, OF
which Mr.. Raskob is one Of the Is
charter members
Mr.. Raskobs donations to Catholic
institutions amount to several millions
The extent of the present gift was
not disclosed at the Vatican.
Evening star., 1928-04-11
Car Line Wins Suit.

The Capital Traction Co. has won
the suit TOR s50.0 900 damages brought
against II by Cecilia A. McQuigg. $40
Second street southeast. for injuries al
ieged 10 have been sustained In q COL
lisiOn Of two cars, on one of which she
was a passenger, May 10, 1923, At
Fourteenth and II streets jury in
Circuit Division. before Justice Stat
ford, rendered a verdict In favor Of the
defendant, which was represented by
Attorneys Hogan, Jones, Phelan a.
Guider
Evening star., 1928-04-11
Sues Property Owner.

Jane z. Walker. s02 Madison street,
hss filed suit 10 recover SIG, 900 dam
ages from II. Ardeia Dante, 1904 PARK
road. who II described an the owner Of
premises Nils Thirteenth street. The
plalntir says that November 10 last she
tffDped over q rise IN the concrete
walk leading into the Thirteenth street
premises and sustained permanent In
iUfies. She is represented by Attor-
neyE Downing Maiioy H. Braasor