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MYSTERY BLAST
WRECKS BUILDING
Score Suffer Minor Injuries
as Kansas City Explosion
Series Continues.

~ s1se &eNgeA6@Gl Fs<Se
KANSAS CITY, March ia score
O. more Q. North SIDE residents are
nursing miner injuries received when
a. explosion last night wrecked three
story brick StogehO&se and damaged
buildings oseg large area. II is BE-
Ae9e1 no one vas Il sae Ssoysn03se
While cooxx we're Blown from hinge
nearby sa6 windows broken for q
Tact1E Of more than TWO blocks, no oFse
was seriously injured. Eight persons
received treatment By ambulance S0S-
gent. Damage wzx estimated a. $50
93g A Ere which followed was quickly
CONTROLLED
Although the css2se @. the blast xzs
c.kz1oxy1, police Jezrnec .nst two naen
we're seen fearing the DIiI63ng short:
besoze ts1s eZDioS3o2.
The building. IL the 500 block o!
EcaoeS street.. vas Used az q storehoIse
Dy Mike Nessax&os proprietor O. al s6-
t1Sn3ag hotel u that na.se Lesssnl
ard five members o. MS family were liz
TIE 1is2ssg roozs16 u ft1eAy home g'aen
*:1e bias, ooc1yYed. Al were hurried tc
the Sooy ana Suffered slight injuries
He PROGRESSED 1gntyzn1s q any poesible
motive.
Exploga11s II various paris " the
city oTey & per1ot n several months
have csalzse< buildings While some
~ Es1e D3&&ts we're attributed 10 gst
leSkSs clDoovery u turned fuses ard
oss1eg eT1Sence o. o1zs5s Jed 10 az e.
tssassss Investigation,
II go2rc~9o II suspects, William
Fz1St. 81 former business zgea. o. 2
go<zl beS g3s1esg s2nIon. vas arrested
s1s6 10 Z sagg4eb statement b>lt tr1.ice
Se hac Dsfn pic sz59 geek by q
kIees5 3Ss<yg Dff4cAai ~ ilsaH q "wEeeklng
cseE~' " tDfcf employment u union
sSsIos Faust aS}c sae e1zrFeler WITH
tsse cdsc4&l .Yes psv tslst Was withheld
F&4st asa1 liz aa6 aesTec ts1 peaiDen-
E4&Fy teyn1s.
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ID. S. C.. for Forbes
As Recent Award
Denied by Davis

By the Associated Press.
Published statements that Charles
r. Forbes, who was released some
weeks ago. after serving a sentence
for conspiracy to defraud the Gov
eminent in connection with hoSpi-
tai contracts, had recently been
awarded the Distinguished Service
Cross are emphatically denied by
Secretary Davis Of the War Depart
ment.
Answering q letter from Repre-
sentative Newton of Minnesota. who
had made inquiry. incloSing the
newspaper report, the Secretary said
Forbes possesses a Distinguished
Service Medal awarded him in rec
ignition OF his service as division
signal officer Of the $50 Division
during the War and delivered 10
him in May. 1919. The Secretary
explained that the time limit for
awards for the World War expired
April Z. 1923, and no award had
been made after that date.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-19

BY the Associated Press.
Europe remained peaceful last week
in the face OF events which are merely
developing. The preparatory commits
sion on disarmament has reassembied
at Geneva. The various delegates, In
Guiding representatives OF the United
States. Russia and probably Turkey,
have much work 10 do on preparing the
agenda for a future disarmament con-
ference. They looked the ground over
In the last few days, discussing security
pacts and ornaments.
Russia expects the commission 10
take up It's proposal for complete dis
armament. II has already been init
mated by more than one delegate that
security and disarmament must 10
hand-ln hand.
The suspension Of the negotiations
for a commercial accord between RUS
&!a and Germany by DR.. Gustav Strese-
mann, German foreign secretary, ap-
peafed 10 come as surprise 10 the
Soviet. Six German engineers were
put under arrest by the Russian
authorities for alleged sabotage of So
Wet mining operations. Germany
wants 10 know all the details OF the
charges, and in the meantime declines
~ continue trade discussions
In London the King Of Afghanistan,
Amanu!iah Khan. was received with
open arms. He was the particular
guest Of the King and Queen Of Eng
land, for England is DESTROYS ri cement
ing the relations with that strategic
country, close TO India. that have
prevailed for many years. Great Bril-
tain has always had paternai hand
on the Afghan Kings shoulder, and is
dfhlfous Of keeping 1t there for reasons
vi state,
Two events have stirred the British
people one tragic, the other possibly
AiDi-tTagic. but for the present having
humorous side
Capt. Walter Hinchliffe, noted airmau
ana The honorable Elsie Mackay, daring
alf"oinan, disappeared from the shores
81 the British Isles early In the week
INTO the gloom and dangers Of the At
janiie Ocean In All attempt 10 fiy 10
America. Their attempt, Il is feared
ended In disaster. for no word has
come from them since.
Three high officers Of the British
navy were involved In a verbal battle
AL Malta. This came 10 The ears Of the
admiralty and then Parliament. The
admIrais flag ges been lowered on the
good SHIP Royal OAK. and All three ON.
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Two Youths Held
In Ransacking of
BIacktOn Mansion

Ey TIE Ase0cisse6 Press.
NEW YORK, March 1e.-Two
youths we're held On burglary charges
yesterday after they had been caught
attempting 70 remove an expensive
chandelier from the z7-room Pratt
Mansion In Brooklyn. now owned by
J. Stuart Biackton, moving picture
producer.
Policemen had been stationed In
the house after the caretaker re-
ported that rugs. tapestries. brass
pieces and antiques had been re-
naoTed- and an organ, valued al $4S.-
600. virtually ctsrlantIe6 By burglars
over period Of TWO months.
Early yesterday. they said. Dcrai-
nick Banar6o. 10. and Andrew Mar
tone. 26. entered the home and were
arrested after they had started To
take down the chandelier. Fittings
valued al SO 1000 we're found In Mar
tones room. Police placed the value
o. the stolen goods at more than
$1,000.
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BIRMINGHAM. Ala. March 10 G4D
Anson w Allen assistant general
superintendent Of the Tennessee Coat,
Iron and Railroad Co, "a United States
Steel Corporation subsidiary. and his
wife were injured here last night when
a mysterious explosion demolished their
automobile while they were driving
along main street, Police expressed
the opinion that an explosive wrecked
the machine. The gasoline tank was
found intact although the cars top
was blown away aud the sides OF the
body spill. by The blast
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GUSHING OF BRATIANU
DEMANDED BY PEASANTS
Party Wants Leader to Assume
Office as Premier of
Rumania.
b. the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BUCHAREST. Rumania. March 10
Leaders Of the National Peasant party
today awaited the decision OF the
regency which rules for the young
King Michael on their demand that
their leader. Julio Manu-. replace VIM
tia Bratianu as premier.
Five mass meetings. organized by
the Peasant party. were held at various
parts OF Bucharest 10 voice this de-
mand New elections also were advo-
Gated. II was intimated that the dele
gates. who came from the country.
would not leave the capital until they
received the reply of the regency. which
was expected today.
Government circles We're not moved
by the demonstration and II was al
lowed to proceed without interference.
The government view was that 1t was
the last despairing attempt of the OPP
position and that the regency would
refuse 10 yield 10 street intimidation"
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WALKER AT PALM BEACH
TO REST FROM LABORS
But Gotham Mayor Makes Polit-
ical Statement Concerning
Hylan on His Arrival.
BY Inc Assecia,ed Pres..

BY the Ashooiated Press.
PALM BEACH, Fla, March 10
Mayor James X. Walker Of New York
came 10 Palm Beach yesterday after
noon for a rest, but Issued political
statement almost before he had aiighted
from his private car.
Told by a reporter that former Mayor
John r. Hylan Of New York had an
nounceo he would b. candidate for
mayor In the next city election III the
people 50 wiiled." the mayor replied:
Former Mayor Hylan Of New York
has had plenty 81 experience III inter
preiin2 the will q! the people
MF. Walker Vas a guest OF Mayor
Barley II, Warburtcn Of Palm Beach
a. dinner last night, He said he did
not know how long he would stay. add
Ing that he came here solely for rest
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DIE FROM HOSPITAL FIRE.


Albany. N, Y, March 10 GApi.-~Fira,
which drove 81 patients from Memorial
Hospital Saturday night. was believed
Indirectly responsible Tor the deaths St
three persons here yesterday.
Fumes from Smoldering flims In the
N~ray nom OF the hospital caused or
fastened according ~ their physicil ns
the deaths os the following
Mrs. Margaret Seliey. Rensselaer,, IN
Memorial Hospital
Mrs, Elvina. Gartner, Rensselaer,, in
ST reterS
Mrs, Cora n MeCarg Albany, q visit I
tefas Memorial. who disd al her hcnet
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-19
BROKEN NECK IS FATAL.
E1Hy p. XarsnaiI, !r., II, Lived
Tree Yeafs Af.er Diving Intury.

PITTGgrRJH. Hstco 70 lE23.--R!s
nsrE brokef3 almost three yesgs sgo
E<ycy r.. MARSHAL. r., a. Wf4> through
hi injury Derznle scg1S}rtec with aeY~
e$f well EFlrwgY Sports Scc1s ana WIS Il
familiar Hggre 81 h&tppFssl I<zY31e tlsa&
b. games II geee12 yesrE, cgec hege
L. night
.trs.e ms x&k in5yfe1 Na1ls clYsng in.
tie 41x' SSter II NzfTAgS hA~l,. r !.
s1c 5ggtfi gekJenf8y sfseHas6 ~ ~ regain
ing liA Strength alffEo4gD pe szk cgh-
fss.ec ~ Btaeel chair
Marshall q 4oyeg 81 SE/Jsts aE4c a.
salfkr VI J>ab<e Etatfa, rim JpArs sn6
.,fka&fE NJ INF os<yst 1haln5, va yislpc
Nv sksGsse Ysos&Blss EsasD tflsy Yefe In
t1aaSiy1sgiy fTofa ting ~ tiHls Mar
af.Nlis keen interest IN t}-e i'3Atssgbfgig
Pirates aEc ttlflg 1ntegest IN hSu vas
efaoxaec " sJnle ez8ent with .5Fo49ng!ng
a. Rgl1t FIR lie,
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SHIPS ON WAY TO CANADA
Two New Cruisers Leave Britain
10 Eater Dominion Service.

london. Marcil ~ ~ The Two
slep EzHaclzn cruisers LfasDpiain aflc
gaAcJ4yef. recently obtained fr0iD thf
British k&yy. left Portsmouth Gatufday
f0f Czn2la The mats, fornlFriy the
IDFeacDr and tns 3oTDay. have been
ogefilauaec anG Tef1ttec. 1'flei1 dis
pLsGengert 81 gD75 TINS ea1t stld they
haze speed III Ie nuts These cru;s-
Ffs afe taking the DiaHe ~ the DID de-
s3feyers FStg1ot ard Patg1clan. and wiz
torn the main strength ~ the Cana
c3Sfs kaYy UntjI the two modem DJr~
f,eGo~tp9st ceatEoyerS @hiet tpe Cana.
Gjsg sofefunlent has cs*lGed ~ ofdeF
sfe ssog f9T 2sfYlGe ia 1874.
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RITUAL DANCE REPEATED.
Rector Disregards Bishops View of
Innovation.

NEW YORK. Mareh 10 t49 THE
annual ritual dance. which has caused
bishop William T. Manning 10 suspend
from his episcopal viSitations the
Church vi ST, Marks ln-the- nouwerle
Was produced at the church yesterday
under the direction of the rector. Rev
DIR. William Norman Guthrie,
Before a veil drawn In front az the
altar. young women In white drapeties
executed tahleaux and movements In
an order ot service" written for the
church by nr Guthrie In celebration
~ the Feast Of the Annunciation Of the
Virgin Mary.
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FILM ACTOR BURNED.


HOLLYWOOD. Calf. March 10 tE'),
Art Accord. film actor. today was be-
ing treated for burns about the face
and which he received when gas es-
Gaping from II leaking pipe was ignited
as the cowboy" star started 10 light
ii cigarette.
Fears were expressed that possible
sears resulting from the burns might
interfere with AcordS screen career.
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ASlATlC FLEET BEGINS
CRUISE OF CHINA WATERS
Headed by Flagship Pittsburgh.
Vessels Leave Mauila-will Visit
Japanese Ports En- Route.

Nv tire Associated Press
MANILA, March i9-~Headed by the
flagship Pittsburgh. the ASiatic feet
Of the United States Navy left Manila
today on its annual cruise Of China
waters.
The reet viii visit KengkonS ard
Japanese ports EN- route. This viii -
the first time that American warSnlys
have visited Japan since the 1898
earthquake.
The submarine division Of the feet
will proceed 10 China next month ana
the entire fleet Is scheduled to return
10 the Philippines next Fall.
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SANTOS Brazil, March 10 fAs).~~
Danger III further slides from Mount
yfseTfat has been ayertsd, In tile
opinion 81 the authorities. Seventy
ninf bodies haze been recovered from
the Debris lett by the avalanche March
10. The police say only two bodies
remain ~ b. found, thus ming The
tolA aealA toll Vt 81.
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gIRlIoEVEE. Eg3tggf CG11n.Dla
Hass31 ~ GE>5.--Tr&Dgec W ~ esrjy
sne,fr,ln1 fire. IL; the rev otIr;xn9lfe ~
4F.e CrsgDy Cs1sa62jacstGc Klnf ~ Lgg-
s%F Mountain nig4e ayFFl acre b9fglsc
ts hfssJ3 fYe seflo3s}g lnWsser Snr aeY+
era gg84eEe DALe1 VI 4ggIeG seS<EGSg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-19
MOUTH ORGAN POPULAR.

Players on Increase All Over the
World, Statistics Show.
Correspondence ot the Associated Pfe-s
BERLIN Mouth organ players seem
10 be growing tribe all over the
world. Judging from German export
statistics.
During 1927 Germany sold abroad
5O,G00.00 mouth organs. about mil
lion more than the previous year, and
Of these FL 300 900 went tn the United
States. Great Britain and Argentina
were among other countries which
showed an Increased demand for Ger
man mouth organs, the manufacture ot
which gives employment 10 thousands
Of workers In and around 1rossingen.
In Wurttemberg.
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WALES FAvORS PHOTO MEN
Prince and Others Of Royalty Cour-
teous - Camera Wielders.

HALIFAX. Nova Scotia, March 10 HJ.
The Prince NJ Wales and other mem
bers NJ royalty are the easiest subjects
tor photographers. DR. Richard Neville
bp@ajgnt, managing director of firm
VI ihndon photographers. said yesterday
On Ms arrival tram England aboard the
Ctmafd liner EuFania.
DR.. Spealght. whose firm Are warrant
holders " The Prince III Wales and the
King and Queen Ut Belgium. said royal
pFfDjnaKes are "tiie most courteous III
all i,ftple" " photographers
Or. Epeajgtt arrived here en route 10
louisville, Ky, as tte guest III con-
gentDn 81 AHefican photographers
there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-03-19

Street cars IN Ottawa, Canada, are
being, equipped with headlights for night
travel.
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RENT--GARAGES.

GARAGE SUITABLE FOR REPAIR SHOP
Flec iixhts. heat furnished: WOOD floors
food established trade Re1t SIS per month
Vermont GARAGE. rear 1922 Vermont 80"
TWO SINGLE CARACAS sSon EACH
One snua-e f-orn r,i~r~'n PARK
Auply 9l7 s St ME- 81
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sALE-At,ToMOBilEs.


SAVE si35 on Q hrand.new low-priceo
automobile; never driven; terms on bal
sncs. Address Box $685., Star once
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PACKARD.
i70i kalorana Rd.

1928 Chevrolet Coach
Run tess than 5000 miles sea, covers,
liShts A real nargsin
1923 Chry>ler - Roadster
Here is nice little 4-cyl car in me
pest Of condition Al a very Ion price
Il has rumble seat
1927 Chrv>ler 20 { oupe,
seen Ducoea in BLACK with maroon trim
MINIS wonderful car for some one
1920 Willvs- Knight Il Sedan
motor is very sood mic. car for
either business Or pleasure
1920 Chrvsler 20 ROADSTER
.9 nsy' ~. sAs sns srs 0 " '5S s
will DC
Just 4 FEN
SPECIALS'
1925 Maxwell I'd. (rcpaint. Sis
1928 Buick E touring $50 IS
1922 Maxwell touring. I'D
1924 Chevrolet 4-pass coupe. b5
1926 Ford coupe. . 80
1925 lordon sport touring. as
1u15 REQ sedan as
1928 Jordan brougham. -. rs
And Others.
H. &. LEARY, IR. & BROS
Distributors
1927 llth 81. \ w
North 900. Night North $50.
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HAWKINS
DEPENDABLE USED CARS

1923 Chevrolet Coach. $3.50
1920 Dodge Coupe ....., 40
1920 Nash Special Sedan. go
1920 Hupmobile Sedan 80
1925 Chevrolet Coach...... IS
1920 Nash Advanced Sedan. /W
1920 Nash Advanced Sedan. SUo
1924 Chevrolet Sedan. ...... rs
1927 Nash Special Sedan. $50
1920 Studebaker Coach..... hn
1920 REQ Coupe .....,..... oOo
1920 REQ Sedan. ,,..,... 80
1927 Nhippet Coach ...... SIS
1920 \elie Sedan. ,.... ooO
1925 Essex Coach. ..... 225
1928 Nash Coupe ........ Us
1925 Dodge Touring ,...... 22S
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RENT ROOMS-UNFURNISHED
WANTED--ROOMS.
ROOMS AND BOARD.

hOOmS AMI bOahD.
1920 18th ST Nw-Double room, twin
beds; walking distance to business; excel
lent meals.
THE MANCHESTER. 1926 M-Attractively
fur rms, priv. bath. elevator, maid; prlvat.'
phone sery.; home cooking; Summer rags
1852 HARVARD ST NW.--Lsrse and small,
next bath, with or without sleeping poreh
or meals; reasonable.
l74s QUE ST. N.w.--Four single. double
front rooms board; continuous hot water
shower. h.-w.h. terms reasonable.
l40l 18th N,W.-Double and single rooms
s35 and $40 per month: two meals. -
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1882 32nd sT.-At:ractive
s35-s37.50; single, S4o-S45. -
1888 CALVERT ST.-Large,. bright room
snail tables bone
HELENE CLUB-Exclusive home for girls a nd
women; beautifully furn. rms; splsnnio
meals; circulating library; radiooo,, phoonne'
laund. PRIV. Mrs. Meat0n. Pot, 873
1879 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE; NW-LarEs,
plenty Of hot water; excellent meals
COLONIAL aorED esr 5sntn 's snd Tp
RESERVATIONS accepted nov for Oct
18th and NJ SITS. NV
1882 Attractive single and double
rooms; continuous hot water, large par
Tors; delicious meals; individual tables. 10
CLEVELAND PARK east Conn. ave, -Besu-
tiful views; two communicating rooms ex-
cellent table; Garase space; family IRE
Cleveland 1880 -
ANNA INN. 1926 p st, NV. Dupont Circle
Bright rooms, excellent table, low rates.
Mrs. Austin. Decatur ass.
SOUTHERN CLUB. 1901 Mass ave, WI
tractive homeliae place 10 live. Reasonable
rates Music; references required
1899 K ST NV. The Lee. Maroue--Fur-
niShed front single and double rooms, semi
private BATH excellent board; garage To-
1850 ST NW.-Desirahie rooms with or
without board; reasonable and nicely fur-
nished North 1888. ---
GIRLS CLUg-Boautiful single and double
rooms: delicious meals: laundry: hot water
waking distance. s40-SSo, 1918 Mass eve
1923 18th ST, GIRLS CLUR-R"fned home
surroundings Excellent table. Single dou-
BILE and quiet room for three students Rea-
sonn BILE -
TIA 18th ST NV. near Mass ave.-At-
tracttVe double room. twin beds: IN modern
home; real home cooSing; $3.50 month =
-="T.-===----.-7+---@-=-----
WANTED--ROOMS AND BOARD.
MOTHER and sons desire room and board;
nTiyaie home GEORGETOWN MeuiCSt
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GARAGE BUILDERS.

METAL. brick. concrete block; best OF ma
terisl and constructions by oldest n c
builder: terms z, c Thomasson. oct ath
NJ Lin a72. 3.
METAL, GARAGES. saS UP
r n. ALLEN. Jr.. 1875 18th St NV.
Phone West 33l =
sFsT CONSTRUCTION Low PRICE Terms
GEO = BRINK,
Lirroin 1891 sos K ST Ne
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REQ

REQ. REQ.
"TRFW" VALUES
1923 Graham Paige Sedan
1929 Chee Imperial Sedan
1927 FLYING Cloud Victoria.
1923 Wolverine Sedan
1927 FLYING Cloud Sedan.
1927 REQ Wolverine Brourham
1927 Flying Cloud Bron2ham
1927 Flving Cloud Sport Coupe
1927 Buick Special Coupe rum
bile seatl.
1927 heprolet sedan.
1925 Dodge Coupe.
1920 REQ Sedan
1920 Chandler Sedan.
1924 Buick Sedan
1925 Dodge Sedan.
1920 Dodge Coupe
WE HAVE
Several Late Model { ars ~
rounfNds.
RohDSrEEs,
COUPEs
" hich are ~ good running
condition from
SIS Up.
Terms I:.asy.
orrn gveNTN0s SUNDAYS
UNTIL p
THE THEW MOTOR CO.
1870 ttth Decatur 1910
INSPECT
The Following ar A. 4" Their
Condition and Price
l92a Peerless 81 Coupe
1879 Buck 7-pa&s seaan
1897 pids Coupe
1921 neerieSs 9 Roadster
t9922i stadsbaksr STANDARD ssosn
1925 Msrnon 7,paEh. Sedan
1926 MarInon ktctoiie
1928 MaTinop Coupe frugthls srsIl
ia26 Mash special Coach
1925 Stutz Coupe
1926 Hupp Seos
1929 6tudebaEfr Hoadttf,
1915 chrysisr So Coseh
1925 gBtck Broughsm
/ is2s Buick Msster cozrh,
ia26 DODGE Tonrlns
TX, l5ss g Wiliys.Rn 'i3s@i aeds 1'''
1924 Buick g. TolinE
Unusual Prizes,
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FLOYD 2 DAVIS CO.
733 18th st NV Main 352-3a2
KEW GARDENS,
200 Que st. NV.
Apartments in this modern.
refined apartment house await
able at most reasonable rates
Switchboard service. cate.
playground Tor children, beau
tifully Handicapped gardens;
large. richly furnished lobby
and reception rooms.
Resident Manager on
Premises.
Lighted Until Q TN.
? RS, K. x b. 5000 to So %
IT.. k. & b. =. $3.50 to $50
5. f. SAUL. Co.
Main POO. OPS 18th St. \ w
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MiDSUM NJ Err
SALE.
PRICES SLASH ED,

1921 Buick l-docr Sedan.
1927 Buick standard 4-door Sensn
1927 EsSea Coach
1927 Chevrolet 4-door SEDAN
1927 Chevrolet Coach
1927 Chrysiet 10 Convertible Coupe
1927 Suick STANDARD Roadster. S1aS
1925 Chrysler TO ROADSTER 1878
1877 Chevrolet Cabriolst.
1919 Essex Coach.
1873 HUDSON Coach.
1927 REQ Coupe.
ig27 Studeeaker 4-os ssenasr Ccupe
te9s Chevrolet Coach
1925 Packard Club Sedan
1875 Chevrolet Coach. SITS
1874 stephens Roadster. 400
1928 Dodge Touring. 500.
ie3s Ford Coupe, $125
AUTO MART.
ibO5 l4th
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ROOMS--FURNISHED.
Continued

FURNISHED ROOMS.
One and two room suites, with or without
bath: furnished completely; linen and maid
service optional Electric stoves in each
room; living room by day. bedroom ny nisnt
Rates by week or month, Suitable Tor Si'siC
women Summer rates in effect
MERRILL MANSIONS.
1901 F.AIRMONT ST. NV.
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lsOl East CAPITOL ST. r, b. 4 XII $500
JESSE l., HEIsKELie tbs Eve ST NV.
FOR COLOREp
1897 iath ST. No, ST. r. x a. y xs2 so
1887 l4th ST, NO. Isl g, 8. = 2 800
1887 18th ST, NO; rs E. :, 4 900
AFFiECK. la3s NJ Y, AVE FIR. slss
1876 NJ ST NV, ONE BLOCK FROM
Conn ave.-For refined colored Five rooms
and bath, $50 50 per month
FIDELITY MORTCi INV. co.
s07 nth st NV
i4sa FAIRMONT ST NV,
Three rooms and bath
for housekeeping g
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COLORED-l207 5th NV,
, =. k, n. cleo, eRs. nice condition
rear S0S r NV a l., $1,000, n sisa
filden Hall. iQ4S Conn Ave.
Near Bur OF Standards aud overlooktns
Rock Greek Park Deltghttu homelise Ell
pironment LRige comb living and hAe-
room Kitchen and bath, $50 monthlv. Tie.
waters. full hotel service II desired ReStaur
rant Phone clevs. 36as.
ONE BLOCK wARpMAN PARK INN
and Connecticut ave. Latest
model, quiet, Frigidahe, three
large. bright cheerful rooms, ,
Kitchen all nutstdss hall and tiled hath
a M newly decorated xAA month, Inelud
iug sas and electricity. adults oni9 shsa
Garleld 81 nv.
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wANTED-RooMs AND BOARD.

WIN EFF NVVF'E1f sh'NH1 = y =
MOTHER and sons desire room and board
private home, near GEORGETOWN Medics
School 4io0 Maine ave, Baltimore, Mo,
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3 RM. APT. FlRN.. sos. EFt,
Finest nreproof apt bldg, choice nv,
location convenient 10 stores, theatrrs.
schools, parks: etc fafouet noorSt we
elnsets finest httinqs, h,k., also large arm.
suite. only s8s. Act quickly. Phone Adams
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Our Word-of- Honor Used
cars are guaranteed in writing
and sold on our S-day tree trial
plan.