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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-06
STORMS TICKET OFFICES.

NEW YORK, September (P.--
World series excitement came TO New
York today, nearly a full month ahead
of time, when several thousand base
ball fans Stormed the downtown offices
of the New York Yankees In search OF
tickets for the Athletic series
opening Sunday at the Stadium.
Undismayed by a steady drizzle of
rain, crowd estimated at 5000 stood
outside the base ball offices on West
Forty-second street from early in the
morning until noon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-06
Plan Telcyisinn
During Hoover's
Talk i'm Newark

By the Associated Press.
A plan has been undertaken by
the motion picture section of the
Republican national committee for
the national broadcasting by tele-
vision of motion picture of Her.
bert Hoover while he makes his adj
dress at Newark, NJ j., on Septem-
Der II.
Under the plan. small receiving
screens would be installed in several
cities. probably San Francisco, Chi
cIgo and Washington. and the
nominees friends near his Califor-
mia home, the breadth of Il continent
away, as we'll as his wife in the
living room of their Washington
home. would be able to see him on
the platform and listen to his voice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-06
SPRECKELS BACKS SMITH.
Sugar Refiner, Republican, Comes
Out for Governor.

NEW YORK, September CFp,-Ru-
dolph Spreckels, banker and sugar re-
finer of this city and San Francisco.
heretofore Republican. has announced
his support OF Gov Smith for President
i'll letter to John j. RaSkob, Demo-
cratic national chairman, made public
at Democratic headquarters yesterday
The Democratic nominees stand on
prohibition won the backing of MI.
Spreckels, his letter said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-06
VETERAN DIES.
Lieut.. Hall Graduated From West
Point After War Service.

First Lieut. John II. H. Hall U. S. In
fantry, World War veteran, died in Wal
ter Reed Hospital yesterday.
Lieut. Hall was born in Smyrna, Del,
December -, 1898. He was appointed
to West Point from Massachusetts June
IA, 1918; commissioned second lieuten-
ant of Infantry July ,. 1920. He was
discharged and reappointed December
Is. 1922.
He was a graduate of the Infantry
School, basic course, 1921. Lieut.. Hall
served during the World War as private,
Company /, lst Infantry Delaware Ma
tional Guard. from June 10, 1916. to
February Is, 1917.
He is survived by his mother, who was
with him at the time of his death.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-06
MALONE TO AID SMITH.
Returns From Paris to Begin
Speaking Campaign.

NEW YORK, September R).-
Dudley Field Malone international law
yer, returned from Paris last night
to begin a siX-week speaking campaign
for Gov. Smith. which will take him
to Illinois, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Wyo-
ming, Montana. Oklahoma, Kentucky,
Missouri and California.
He will center his chief efforts in
California, he said.
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PREDICTS SMITH VICTORY.
Underwood Says Democrats Will
Carry East and South.

Election of Gov Smith was predicted
here yesterday by former Senator Oscar
w Underwood of Alabama, who at one
time was chairman of the House ways
and means committee and later Demo-
cratic leader of the Senate.
Il believe Gov. Smith will be elected"
said the former Senator. such infOr-
nation as 1 have leads me to believe
he will carry New York and a large
share of the East In my opinion he
will carry the South. If he does he will
Win"
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CALLS FOR PRESIDENT
BRING FINE OF $40
Man Assessed for Intoxication.
Another Sent to Hospital After
Strange Summons.

Loud calls for help for the Presi-
dent, the Presidents physician and
other "dignitaries" issuing from a man
who was following him alarmed Daniel
j. McDuffy as he was walking along l
street last night. The calls aroused
him so that he kept on walking up and
down the block in CONSERVATION instead
of going into the house at 913 1 street,
where he says he lives.
Suddenly, the calls stopped, and the
man who had been making them
"whistled in" policeman who arrested
McDuffy for being intoxicated. He also
arrested Dudley Moore. the man who
had been calling for the President, for
the same OffenSe.
1t was al very mystifying. and Nc
Duffy couldn't understand it when he
tried tc explain what had happened
in Police Court this morning. Judge
John P. Mcmahon couldn't understand
it either, so he fined McDuffy $40.
Moore. who gave no address, was sent
to Gallinger Hospital.
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Senator Carries
Portable Station
TOBroadcast Talks

OMAHA, Nebr., September g.
Senator r. B. Howell of Nebraska is
carrying a portable radio broadcast
ing machine with him on speaking
tour of the State, which started to-
day.
He has obtained consent of station
KFOR Of Lincoln, Nebr., to use its
broadcasting wave length, and when
ever he talks in a community his
words may be heard within a radius
of 15 miles.
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New Mexicans Pick Vaught.

ALBUQUERQUE N. Mex, Septem-
Der q HO.-James B. Vaught. former
district attorney Of Albuquerque, is the
choice of the State Democratic conven-
ton for long term in the United
States Senate. He was nominated yes
terday on the first ballot.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-09-21

Albert Brown, Alaska represen- tative of Sehwabaeher Grocery Company, Seattle, is enroute to Petersburg on the Queen.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-09-21
Planes to Be Producd
 In Bankrupt Car Plant

DETROIT, Sept. 21. - The Riekenbacker Motor Company's plant, recently sold under bank ruptcy proceedings, is to be used as a factory for the manufacture of small, low-priced airplanes. The company intends to develop an output of 100 planes a day.
 The Verville Aircraft Company is the name of the latest addi- tion to Detroit's airplane in dustry. It anticipated adding a flying beat department also.
 B. F. Everitt, identified with tn automobile industry for a number of years, is president and general manager of the com pany Alfred V. Verville, an air plane designer, will be in charge of the engineering work.
 The Rickenbacker company was founded by Eddie Rickenbacker, leading ace of the United States air forces in the World War, and former automobile racing driver.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-09-21

in making preparations for the lodge session and visiting the Pioneers Home. Cigars were taken up and distributed among the oldtimers sojourning there. At 6:30 pm. the initiation eere- monies were started, continuing about three hours. Then came the celebrated Railroad Dance. a specially of the Juneau lodge. It was well attended by the Sitka residents and went over in fine shape. Music was furnished by the orchestra from the Queen, re- inforced by Bill Parks, one of the Elks making the trip.
 The party left on the Queen at 5 am. Thursday, returning via Hood Bay, and arriving at Doug las at 10:03 am. today.
 Those making the trip included: Exalted Ruler Henry Messer- schmidt, Sam Guyot. R. B. Mar tin, John A. Davis, John Nowicka, Bill Parks, Emmett Connor, II. R. Thomas N Judson and J. r. Chamberlain.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-09-21

This store will be closed all day Monday, September 24, on account of Jewish holiday
 adv. GoLDSTEIN'S $ EMPORIUM
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-09-21

Old papers TOT sale at the Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-09-21
EARL R0SSMAN WILL BE HERE
 FOR SOME TIME
r a nous Cameraman and Author May Show Pic
 lures Tn Juneau

Earl W. Rossman. famed as a natural life and out-of-doors cam eraman and author of Black Sun light and other works, who nas specialized on Alaska and the big game regions of Africa, who is in Juneau from an extensive tour of the out-of-the-way places to the Westward and North, will re- main here for two weeks, and will probably show some of his pie lures before leaving.
 Mr. Rossman visited many sec lions of Alaska since leaving here last spring and got many inter- esting educatisnal and news films. His picture of Mount Mckinley. taken from an altitude of 19,100 feet as the airplane he was in circled the peaks, was shown re- gently in a local theatre. Inci- dently that was the altitude record for Alaska flying. He was in the air for more than four hours. The day was clear and he secured, without question. the finest films that ever have been taken of the highest mountain of North Ameri- ca.
 In the Seward Peninsula country MT. Rossman secured a large quan- til of films of a reindeer roundup of the Lomen company's herds at Golovin Bay.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-09-21

He spent some time at Nuniyak Island, where he was the only white man on the island, and where, he says, the natives are more nearly in the primitive state than any other place in North America. He also got good pie lures of the fur seals and fur seal operations on the Pribiloff Islands.
 Mr. Rossman went only as far north this time as Nome, but ha5 spent a lot of his time travelling from point to point in all sorts Of transportation vehicles.
 When he leaves Juneau, Mf Rossman's present purpose is to return to the North and mush il from Nenana to Nome over the old trail.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-09-21
BILLS RETURN ON QUEEN FROM
 TRIP TO SITKA
Initiate Class of Seven Royalty Entertained by
 People of Sitka

After a successful invasion of Sitka, the delegation from the local Elks lodge returned home on the steamer Queen, strong for the Baranof Island town and ancient capital of Alaska, and loud in their praises for the hospitality shown them. Seven baby Elks were corralled and branded at a special initiation staged last Wednesday evening.
 "The people of Sitka greeted us heartily and treated us royalty, and we certainly enjoyed our visit there"
 Wednesday afternoon was put
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-09-21

Old papers for sale at the Empire.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-09-21
WHITNEY FINDS
 CONDITIONS IN
 NORTH NOT BAD
Says Law Enforcement Situation Good-Defnes
 Status of Homebrew

Law enforcement conditions in Alaska are good, not only as they apply to the prohibition laws but generally. declared W. NJ Whit ney, Seattle. legal advisor to Fed eral Prohibition Administrator Roy Lyle, who arrived here yesterday He has covered the Territory to north of Fairbanks.
 Mir Whitney spent some two weeks in the interior He is in vestigating the liquor law enforce ment situation. He was met here by Mrs. Whitney who arrived from Seattle on the steamer Alas ka. With Deputy Administrator T. L. Chidester and agents of the local unit he expected to leave town this afternoon for trip of several days covering this dis trict
 Seek Booze Sources
 Federal officers are concerned largely with drying up the sources of contraband liquors, MT. Whit ney said. Distributors are also objects of their attention and smaller violations cannot be per mitted to go unnoticed, he added. Those who make brew in their homes for their own use, while committing an illegal act accord ing to Mr Whitney, are not sub ject to visitation by the Federal agencies. Not until they seek to commercialize their products, not unless there is evidence Of sale. can the Federal agents legal ly enter for search and seizure.
 This is an anomalous situation, MT. Whitney declared. But Con gress undoubtedly realized the ef- feet of the law when fl limited agents in their searches to such homes as were used for places of sale. To have given agents the right to search all homes where there might have been reason to believe homebrew was being made would undoubtedly led to abuses of authority that would have mili- tated against the general enforce ment of more important sections of the prohibition law, he asserted.
 Evidence Is Required
 Generally speaking he added the maker of homebrew for his own use need have no fear of raid ing party. Of course, there have been exceptions and may be in the future. It requires reason able cause to believe that a home is being used for sales before a search warrant can be secured. Occasionally false evidence is giv- en an agent upon which warrants are obtained and searches made, but this does not often, occur and when it is discovered no prosecu- ton is undertaken.
 MT. Whitney eomplimented high ly the law enforcement officers of Alaska generally. q was pleased with the high class of these officers generally. This was true of all kinds of officers marshals and their deputies and commissioners" he said.
 He is making study of prob lems affecting law enforcement as we'll as existing conditions. He will remain here until about the middle of next week.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-09-21
RECEPTION GIVEN
 TEACHERS TONIGHT

A public reception to the Ju- neau teachers will be given to . night under the auspices of the Juneau Parent-Teacher Associa- tion. The affair will be held in the gymnasium and dancing will begin at S:30 o'clock. Refresh ments will be served during the evening.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-09-21

J. J. Meherin, oldtime Alaska
 merchandise broker and manu- lecturers agent, arrived today from Sitka and will be in his local
 office several days.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-09-21

r. l.. Hebert, Schwabaeher Hard. ware Company's Alaska represen. tatiye, and Mrs. Herbert arrived today from Sitka.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-09-21

II. F. Preston, local representa- tive for National Grocery Co. was a passenger on the Queen for Petersburg.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-09-21
GERMANS WORK HARD AND ARE CONTENTED, LOCAL MAN STATES

The people of Germany are working hard and are happy and contented, declared Henry Moses. local fur buyer, who returned last night after an absence of almost four months. During that time he spent 30 days in his old Ger man home, visiting relatives there for the first time in S2 years.
 MT. Moses believes that the German republic vii be perma- nent. The Germans, he said, will never return 10 monarehial form of government. He spent most of this time in Lauenberg, Pomer- ania, where a sister resides.
 MT. Moses left here in June. and sailed for Hamberg in July On his return trip he sailed fram the same port on August IS. He came home by way of Port An geles. Wash, where he visited his daughter Mrs. L. G. Harrison Germany is fine to visit and hope to return there in two moro years, but wouldn't live any where except in. the United States" he declared
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-07-25

i44S N ST. ROOMS, KTrCHENETTE. $40
room, Kitchen, private bath, s37; / room
kitchenette. t32. North 5A2a a6s
SECOND FLOOR ROOMS :. BATH lsad,I
Adams 1919, 3 10 8.
l73s EYE N,W--TWo ROOMS, KITCHEN
bath, so'nplsts ter , ,z q :: W.. lnelua!ns
rooma. private baIh' yard GOOD place for
children. $40 a month; End floor front. ?
rooms, kitehenette, next 10 bath, perch, $40.
DETACHED HOUSE, PRIVATE APT, a or
rooms, porch, bath; cool and clean In,
reasonable. stoe iath 81 Col BbB. az
q LARGE. OUTSIDE ROOMS, BATH; GAS.
Seed family ' aants 100 dpshar IT. as
THE BARCLAY, zist AND EYE SITS, NV.
nished rooms, hall. Kitchen bath north and
p p2sn WasR 3sss bs dss n nigga"
cotoREn APARTMENT, Rooms AND
'4'''' 800 1921 sth 1t NV
I720 NEWTON BT, RW.--znd FLOOR, q
clean rooms. eleave, Kitchen, bath, porch
gas, cleo Adulth. JOB,
1868 CALIFORNIA 81. NV ROOMS,
gas siee. included North BHlB,
1918 o NW'-ENTIRn SECOND FLOOR
three rooms, porch gas, Inst h. WI. cleo
included nicely furnished quiet $50
oi,e.roorn, kit. DR. fm, bath apt. suit
able married couple OF two girls, on would
ahafe with. one giri. Cab Main l0ssa. Apt
Also -, issh IN. NV Two Lovely rtoNr
s .sasr aa sSh os orr 80 Gol ssssJ s0'' 'o'
HIuH-CI.issF,, RxoLuRfVE APIS. AND Z
- ~ slsAssa nofsass; G2l,nnas ss1 ana
desiT garage maid serv. avail. improves
nasats considered 1888 Cue.
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sALE--AuTnMoR1LEs.
SALk~~sAUIuN
MOTT MOTORS, INC.
USED CARS.
20s6--209o.

The cars listed below are alb
solutely RIGHT as far as con-
dition is concerned. The prices
are better than RIGHT.
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EMERSON & ORME.
GOLD SEAL BUICK.
"A Guaranteed Used Car"

Chevrolet 1926 Light Delivery
run 500 miles.
Buick 1926 Master 4-door Sedan
Dodge 1926 B Coupe.
Nash 1926 Special 6 Coupe.
Wilfys-Knight 1925 Coupe.
Buick 1923 Standard SPIT. Rdstr
Buick 1923 Master 4-pass
Coupe.
Buick 1927 Master 4-door Sedan
Buick 1927 Master 2-door Sedan
Buick 1927 Stand. 2 and 4 door
Sedans.
Buick 1923 Master 6 5-pass. Sdn
1920 NJ ST. NV. Decatur 1850
Open Evenings and Sundays.
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KEW GARDENS 27oo QUE ST. NW.-2e-
fined apartment. having sWltcnpoard seIv-
ice: Ssfe Lssident ,d manager sa., On s4s Is
rooms, Kitchen and bath. .......... o0.VV
2l0O- 10th ST. N.w--Elevator and switch
board service and electric refrigeration.
3 rms. kit. din. alcoge and bath. $50. 90
rms, kit. din. alcove and bath. s0 % 00
rms. kit. din. alcove and BATH u. 'lVO'oO
3e14 CONN AVE. Nw.-Electric refrigera-
ton. See resident manager ..o.n
rooms. kitchen and bath .....-.. .$52 ~
/ room. kitchen and bath. ........... 4O'OO
1861 N H. AVE NW.-Frigidaire.
S rooms, kItche1P and bath. ........ 90
1921 NEWARK ST. N.W.-Eleyator and cleo
trio refrigeration. oo
2 rooms, kitchen and bath. ..ss..... $50 .0O
rooms. kitchen and bath. $500
2l4 MASS AVE. NE.--Elevator and switch
board service. Resident manager.
I room kitchen and bath ...s...'s'sssSS'ee ~
rooms kitchen and bath. .......... 7O.Oo
1897 SPRING RID. N,w.-Residsnt manager.
l rn., kit. din. aIc. and bath. - $500
2 rooms. kitchen, dining slcoye and ~ xo
room rooms. kitchen: dining aiccvS ana
oatn.s.''s s.s'...ss.s'''''ss.'''"' Wv"
3721 CONN, AvE--Eleyator service ..o "a
rooms. kitchen and bath. 80 to s62.5O
THE GOTHAM. l945 CALVERT ST. NV
rooms. reception hall and bath. so
1920 ONTARIO RID. Nw.--aesident manager.
rooms Kitchen and bath. $50. 90
I room, kitchen and bath. ......,,... $500
THE SUNBURY. 1919 M ST. NV rooms.
room. Kitchen and bath. ........ $3.50
1924 WISCONSIN AVE. N.w.-3 rooms, kitch-
en- ana bath. ....s.s........s..s.. ..s&1o.Uu
CHALFoNTE. 2li6 ST. N.w.-3 rooms.
) rooms. Kitchen and bath. : .......... 1000
THE sCHENLEY,. 2ial H ST. N.w.-Elevator
building Resident manager.
kftrhnn h
room. kitchen and bath. ........... $3.50
MADRID. $500 18th ST. N.w.---4 rooms.
rooms. kitchen and bath. ......... $500
1903 CONN AVE. Nw.--EiTht-story elevator
building Resident manager on the prem
Uses after $50 pm, all day Sunday.
rooms kitchen and bath. .........sS47.50
rooms. kitchen and bath. .........e $500
25l2 QUE ST .N.we-Resident manager.
! room. Kitchen and bath. $500 to $40 90
rooms. kitchen and bath ......... 1000
a4sI ST a N.Y. rooms kiteh 81 clnin 9S
rooms Kitchen and BATH. .. sO..s $3.50
$500 L ST. N.W.--See resident manager. Apt.
) rooms. Kitchen and bath. .s42. so
rooms. kitchen and bath. ......... SIS
iToi I, ST N-E.-2 rooms. kitchen and
$500 9th SIR Mi fOOn kitchen s' and
$50 IRVING sr NwS rooms kitchen 1 s1S
room, Kitchen and bath sssS
B. F. S.
Main 2i00
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GET OUR APARTMENT FOR RENT LIST.

MARYLAND COURTS. eth AND MD AVE.
n;e.-Two new hreproof buildings, having
elevator and switchboard service. : Resi-
9 rooms. Kitchen and bath. sss7. so
2 rooms, kitchen and bath s...,..... $3.50
room. kitchen and bath. $4,000 to 42.so
room ana oatn.. ss.s .A.s ..ss. $3.50
1915 BELMONT ST. NV room. Kitchen
anu patn ''sssE's .s'ss%c|Fsssses s.135.o0
$40 NEW YORK AVE. N.w.-3 rooms. kit.
anu path -. -. .s.....s.s...s.t42.s0
lf ssa LIN ST EW:1Resident MANAGER! Free
rooms, kitchen and bath .ss5 90
1912 39th ST, N.w.-Resident manager Free
electric refrigeration. 50
rooms, kitchen and bath. ......,.s575 50
LAWRENCE 275 MASS. AVE. Me-. room,
Ntcnen and bath. ..s....ss.......,--..S4O 90
LAWRENCE WREN ANNEX, 2a2 2nd ST Ne
205 . ST. NE. AND sz7. ana ST. NEs-see
lanttor in 327 End st. ne I
rooms. kitchen and bath: :. ..;......sSo.Oo
$3.50 QUE ST. NV. rooms. kitchen and
bath. ....................,.. VA sac 40
1923 PARK RD.. N'W.--3 roomss Kitchen and
I. ). -. - :. - -. .s'' .1.sFgs$55.00
1445 SPRING RID. Nw.--4 rooms Kitchen
r room na.n feS nall aS drsssns
THE ELWOoD. 1871 18th ST. NV rooms
kltcnen ana bath, $40 90
rm., kit. & bath ..s..........,..37 80
TIE P DUPONT: III goth sT..N,w.--s. rooms,
srOoms. bath and porch. =. :: g gS
THE SHARON, 2f4g ST. ,N.E--EIavator
. resident manager on prRrnises-
I room, kitchen and bath. :. .-s...t...s 37 So
rooms, Kitchen and bath. $500 to 6j So
1224 conn. AVE. N.w--s rooms. kitchen
szAToM $50 Ri Avn NV :Ws foo95 90
1900 WYosIISa AVE Nw3H SoOm So a sS1 20
lss5 OAK 81 Nwa rooms. Eitc :hi s iOS
ICONS Etehea and :.ss ss9 SO
A'1 kssch hG1fI Ia 1Sos TN ST. N.W.~3 rooms
>, "a rooms, Kitchen and bath IS
Ky hst ST. NW.-4 rooms. kitchen and
2ssI iath ST. Mw-5 rooms: Kitchen S a5S
sl goth sT NV 4, :: rooms q if: s s' sS SS
i rooms kitchen ana bst. ...sssss. So
4ly 18th ST: N.E.5-Free electric fkfrieeration
~ rooms; Kitchen and bath. SlB. 00
AyS Stn ST. Sci rooms, kitchen and
7ss NEWTON sT Nwa rooms q klscs. %
uin1ng alcove and bath. $3.50. 3 S47 81
-! room. kit, dining a1coye, bath - as an
Hi NORTH cAPTTOL sT-s ICONS. EisS chen
$500 7th ST. Nw@s rooms. kitch: is' a 80
room. kitcneti and bath; ,s e 90
z5il l4th ST. N.W.-2 rooms. E1tchan and
! room and batib; =. :.--..--sS2 50
room kitchen and balm 300 70 ss9 g g
$500 TIN ST. N.W.--2 rooms, Kitchen and
Oasn'' '''-''s.ss''s.ss,ss.+ $500 to- 44T.50
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3 Showrooms for Your
Convenience.
I'LL l4tf ST. 3ll0 II ST. NV.
and
eChan1plain St at Kalorama I'd.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
200 MASS. AVE. NV.
This new apartment house offers
capitoi, House s H or senate once once Baiid:
ings and within walking distance Oh
Apartments are. complete. with
dining aicoys and bath with shower
R Saseent saHsse for sss Private
N. l.. SALISBURY CO., INC,
1418 Eye St. NV. Main 1904.
THE WADE,
18th and NJ SITS. NV.
lust North Of Mass. Ave.
room, Murphy ped and bath bath only SO sS S SS
Frigidsire.
N''' and and Departfpents.
Open Evenings.
Fl. R. HOWENSTEIN CO.,
1911 II St. NV. Main 9O8.
THE BRADFORD
1900 X STREET NV.
ESSiRE EGo MzE zSp GEE BATH Sac 4 re s5s
THE PARKWAY
(NEW BUILDTNG.l
1920 CONNECTICUT AVE. NV;
SWITCHBOARD, ELEVATOR SERVICE,
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION RESIDENT
APIS. /. 2. AND 3 ROOMS AND BATH.
sss TO $77.sO. 4 ROOMS AND = BATHS
THE FLEETWOOD
FURNISHED APARTMENT OF 3 ROOMS
AND BATH, SIS PER MONTH, o,, nm .
ROOMS 5SEgF aN5 BAr1. A ss4s6 rs SIS. "
THE WESTVIEW
2123 EYE STREET NV.
ELEVATOR, SWITCHBOARD SERVICE.
EE APTs. Of M ! ENb ROOMS AND BATH.
SOUTH CATHEDRAL
MANSIONS
1900 CONNECTICUT. AVENUE NV
ELEVATOR AND SWITCHBOARD SERV-
ICE ~ RESIDENT MANAsgCJETSRs poous AMI
BATH ArIS SO SF rs 3 s $50 .; avn Noo49 NND
l616 10th STREET NV.
AI FhEv4 sESfbENT ~ nSGaaasfEk FHlolD-
,7 ACTS p 81 OF F,3 I an AND ROOMS AND BATH
1915 10th STREET NV.
ELEVATOR SERVICE. FR1G3IDAIRE. RESI-
AIRS Sl1 ST J ROOMS ARSD BATH, ssS
THE WINSTON
AIS Pig 81 sF kEb Ro5G; N hED Bath,
1909 10Th STREET NV.
ELEVATOR. FRIGIDAIRE. IsEs, MGR,
3025 PORTER STREET NV.
APIS OF 3 ROOMS AND BATH, $3.50
1905 POTOMAC STREET
NV.
APIS, OF ROOMS AND BATH. s47so.
THE LLEWELLEN
1924 r STREET NV
APIS, OF ROOMS AND BATH, S42b
i IS 81 KENYON STREET NV.
"a. Acts e RI OF Es3 ? a AND ROOMS AND BATH
THE GARFIELD
APIS. % ssi i' No6 STsE ETp NIX SWxirH SOS.
1900 BILTMORE STREET
NV.
rs Sr :ss. OF ROOMS AND BATH $50
80l BUTTERNUT STREET
NV.
APIS. OF : AND 5 ROOMS AND BATH.
THE ALLISON
44ss 14th STREET NV.
ARTS OF a, AND ROOMS AND BA1sFi,
McKEEVER & GOSS, INC,
1915 K srREEETE A NV. MAIN asa.
243l j. ST. NV.
Opposite Naval Hospital.
All apartments in perfect con-
dition.
All rooms outside, some over
looking the beautiful Potomac
River. Exceptionally fine loca-
ton for children and convenient
to Government departments.
RENTS.
2 rs, kit. d. a. & b., $40 to $42. so
5 rms, kit. & bath. 49,. $3.50
B. F. SAUL CO.,
NJ. 200. OPS 18th St. NV.
3475 HOLMEAD PL. NV.
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