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degree, these victims Of jealousy and
revenge have been paraded in death
and heroized while the law-abiding
citizens of the community have shud-
dered at the fiagrancy of crime.
However, this present series Of raids
may yield material for further opera
tons that will give Chicago chance
to redeem itself in the eyes of the
country by making way with the pro-
fessional gangster who has for several
years defied the law and made that
city an object of shame and reproach
before the world.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-27

The railroads are always fortunate.
The ticket seller is non-partisan, and
political campaign calls for an immense
amount of travel not only among those
who conduct the ceremonies, but among
those who wish to be present.
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Mexico is happily convinced that
Emilio Gil has not only the knowledge
but also the courage needed for presi-
dental position. Peril and disappoint-
ment in official Mexico have never elm
mated the all-important factor of pa
triotic bravery.
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call in case of military crisis for Ital-
ian service. The United States Depart
ment of Labor holds that Fascism
makes bad and undesirable American
citizens, and that If man takes the
Fascist oath he should not be permitted
to take the oath of allegiance as an
American citizen, for the two obliga-
tons are antagonistic to each other.
lCopyriSht. 1928 by Paul v. Collins.l
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SHOOTING STARS.
BY PHILANDER JOHNSON.

Agreeable Exemption.
The Proverb still salutes my ear.
In phrase so neat and pat;
you can't believe the half you hear
And let's be glad of that.
You can't believe the word unkind
That gossip sends along.
You can't believe the folks who find
That everybody's wrong.
In patience let us persevere.
The world must have its fling.
You can't believe the half you hear
And that's a lucky thing!
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Meeting the Test.

Meeting the Test.
you say you never doubt the in
telligence Of the public"
YES" answered Senator Sorghum.
1T is beyond dispute. Look at the
number Of times the public has re-
elected me to eminent office!"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-27

Effort is now being made to show that
the general membership of Tammany
was so simple and high-minded that
grafters had no difficulty in imposing
on it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-27

AS he reads the reports from Phila-
delphia, Gen. Smedley Butler is con-
vinced that missionary work among the
Chinese should prove comparatively
easy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-27

An early snowfall gives Chicago a
temporary mantle of whiteness to which
the police records do not appear to en-
title her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-27

The American public retains its bal
ance and is still able, amid other agi-
tations, to take it's base ball with intel
ligent seriousness.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-27

Scientists say that the Sahara Desert
can be reclaimed. There is no kind of
dry sentiment that will antagonize
such an achievement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-27

The person who refers to this as a
whispering campaign" has evidently
mislaid his loud speaker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-27

Disasters in the air make no impress
sion on flying men. Fearlessness is the
first element of the aviator's equipment.
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ECHpSeu InSpIratIOn.
Some thoughts he had in stout array.
The eloquence now on display
Leaves nothing more for him to say
Than just "Hooray!"
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Flood Control.

The torrents have been most severe.
They brought us grief.
The Crime Wave is the next we fear
That needs relief.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-27

Jud Tunkins says professional
politician carries some style. He may
be bad, but an amateur is worse.
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Station Adv.

When Sentiment is going strong,
It turns and leaves us sad.
Each poem and each little song
Is just another Ad.
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New troubles look like relief FUN
de old Ones" said Uncle Eben. "Jes'
now wes looxin' forward to changin'
de lawn mower fob a snow shovel"
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Difference Denied.

Difference Denied.
I'VE must bow in difference to the
ideas of our ancestors
ITO a certain extent" answered Mr.
Chuggins. But no amount of senti-
ment is going to persuade me to try
to drive trotting horse through street
that is full of automobiles"
ut is a wise man." said Hi Ho, the
sage of Chinatown, "who can attain
great wealth and then purchase with
1t something better than envy"
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Mussolini holds to the theory that all
Italians. wherever they live, should still
owe allegiance to Italy. He wants them
to be registered as absentee voters" in
Italian elections and to be subject to
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


DETACHED HOUSE, PRfyKTE Apt. 4 OR
reasonable: ssos i4th II. Col sss. n.
1883 CALIFORNIA ST. NV ROOMS.
ei neiaa sFfs ssris ss ns ho' water
1000 ST .N:W.--TWo LARGE ROOMS.
nt wassr. a. sss srs sse furnished cont
bssh: osssds assl.esis.l So falnis Ssp
clean: cool; md floor; inst. heater; adults.
TAKoMA PARK THREE. APIS. TWO
.p sG rsss s ssS airy ned
LIVING ROOM. BATH. KITCHEN. PANTRY.
SssDn Fho oosss Col aa sssss 1910 Illinois Aye
TS sss R0ps 1874. AND mATH on SECOND
f iss, s,n :,s per month. Mrs / osSsei,
iss e u j. Nv ! : BEDROOMS, REC HALL.
gS Scsn r FL sGn.s g. rooms s4s Asys
~ MARYLAND AVE, NE. ENTIRE
xh elsetrssy. pcn rs0 cool! r sis week week
i4is 18th ST. NV OUTSIDE. LARGE.
wen furnished, redecorated rooms; water,
Gas, electricity; Reasonable. -..s
=. ssas pr IEyNe o., ST e sw o. ROOM KcE
continuous hot water; rent, 1880.
ss sssrn si s saa: gSr' Col n Sss fun
CARLISLE COURT. 1901 COLUMBIA RID
! room. Kitchen. bath. balcony. ard moor;
s asf s1s furnished attractive. ApDis
rooms, private bath and electrical refrisers-
ten furnished: continuous hot water. 81.
1918 IRVING ST. N.w--pESiRAHLE Two
'n sse ' nca sssn sss :s, Ts
adults TO inspect, call Adams 2f4S.W. sSs
DESIRABLE s-RooM FURNISHED APT.
ior saeissse DURING August and September;
800. Cathedral Mansions. Center, AIT. ios s
,sls 81 NS;w.;,ERoNr APT. LARGE
week: front room. Ih.S.. ID Msss, 0a'"' aV
HIoH-cI,Ass EXCLUSIVE APIS. i 4 r..
Il; p; siss.sS ,porehss: somplsieiy arts
naid s srs .s aa' lSss F Sa. 4 d''r s'r's'
BEDROOM. KrTcHEN. DINING SPACE,
s ss.s ,sul 80 includes 'l.ssrss, fssns
.os 4 ST. NE.-ENTfRR SECOND FLOOR.
ss s ssse Hseh :ss ps ~ ssS. . nsT.h
NEAR r.. ia. b. AND EuGfSLID,.a Rms, X AND
ENTIRE and FLOOR. PRIVATE RESIDENCE
n rafnlsne Sh hvlns r,: bsarm kisehsnet..
Sac CONNECTICUT AyE--1rwo ROOMS.
Kitchen. hath; overiooking parks elevator
ssRs ss5t sA I.a,. sas. snssEssss
couple Or two ladies' reasonable Main
ssssssS ~ ~ .es s.'S :ss
aaia 9Th NV. ~TiiREE ROOMS. COM.
ss,n cool ana suie ADAMS s nSs' snas''
LARGE Room ANN KfTcHENETwfE ~.
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PEERLESS
OFFERS
Many good buys i'll late model
cars, thoroughly reconditioned,
and many reprinted.
The following cars will be
sold at a sacrifice in price.
Don't overlook these bargains.
1927 Peerless 49, Roadster.
1927 Peerless 81 Sedan.
1923 Peerless Sedan, 5 to choose
from.
Peerless Coupes. 6-cvl.. rumble
seats; ) TO pick from.
1927 Chevrolet Coach.
1926 Essex Coach.
1926 Buick Standard Sedan.
1924 Buick Master Sedan.
1926 Marmon Big Six Sedan.
1924 Lincoln Sedan.
Terms With Liberal Trades.
PEERLESS MOTOR Co,
l4th at P St. Decatur 500.
Always Open.
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JUST LIKE SUMMER HOME
IA IN CENTER OF CTTy

Only z few istt out 81 total q 500: Two
H.. porch. $50. Largest and finest In wash
tngton: 10 min, walk dovntown; situated IN
lawns. trees and shrahbery; nrst-class loca-
ton NV. Highest Grade hreproof BLDG: en-
cient elevator and switchboard service; rms.
nearly twice as large as averaee; large rec
hail. numerous extra Mrgs closets. concrete
porches. tile hathss everything ur to- the
minute, You cannot get better apt any,
where in Washtngton. no matter how much
YOU pay. BUILDINGS occupy eusire block srd
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FOR EENT...

rO0nlS ana bAtn. Sa1.5N.
TINE gSihayARp APT lsac HtESvASp sr
win ssrsss e Desired; $50 to to ssssC. Main
NEW APARTMENT. BUILDING. as .lsth
porch; SIS see ianitoSs, Main 1881 Only
1854 spRINo RID. NV, ROOMS. IN.
nsnr s nars " ad ssSs
,'' re, I.v ,s ~ NE . RIsopK XXI;
.l.srci,v 0 tsanshss eh's san MIN ss ssss
Mt .PIEAsANr-s n. BATH BALCONY,
sra oo srs ,a EsSsss ce ISL. a' ,S Ss't k
coLoREp APT. 80 ouE. ST NV, Elk.
eeitnt locality rms. Kitchen. bath. H.
s w,n, slsc'' sanisof service IN nrst-eiass
sos SIN u, Nv MILLS Mai. .s.,.
ATTRACTIVE s.aooM Arr. SMALL si NAG RSdK
e''sa. ."'- 81 u, We Il. e... y,
WILL rs, sun I Ls,s VERY nEstRAnli,
SSs ,s., u e, n iiSso Sss month"; l' Phone
4 esen and oath .sarssssn. ., sor,nws s sss.
ton very reasonable, Cpiumhta i4A1-W,
BRIpHTWoop PAHk.~a ROOMS, BATH,
narsn ssrs sssnss neat ho sss ga
ApARTMENT. THREE ROOMS, fRivATs
s"'" SSH isth At NV. Al.
CnL0NEE.
iaa0 ana laas Gprcoran NV,
4 rooms, Kitchen and hath, $40 40 20 sSaSe
INV coz gEn AZ s!NNiS
aoes soa'e A nsssi. c ~ fs.r 18th -
moe.,s asSa s.s assE'p sIs. NV .,.. n
elnsrator. tile oath. hardwood hoors,
rms, Kitchen and bath
Ans 18th at. NV Main tAei
cofoRnn s.RonM ART. $50 riEcfRic
lGht included Laraa rannat with porch
keiefenceEs lsia oh. q, nv:
6IfsvER SPRING, MD. aJaa MAPLE AVE v
1 iafae rooms. kitchenette, private bath,
electric fange, a.r,ia $40, ahepherd 400,
Mt PLEASANT. FHciNu FARK-rIvr
EonAs, bath. $40. First, seceaa AcoFs 1910
ingleside Terrses Adams 1iea-Js
MY. rIEAaAfsT NIX on FotM ReisM
snt bath; .siasnlins .rereh, cont n o. ieat
tnslesidA ttFs n afst.
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oCNll lo,l, ST. NV.

Excertiunails attractive ant, con-
ststlnE nf outside rnCMAs hath re-
etptfaa sAll aud larae kitchens rental,
<Dh yer MnntA
Desirable enc room. Kitchen Faeep-
Nonth
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1923
WOLVERINE SEDAN.

s-psssenger sedan which has been driven
eniy 100 miles By D member Of this drm
EsW-ear guarantee. Can Be bcueht ct .
considerable SAVING
THE TREW MOTOR co,
1924 f4th. Decatur 1910.
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) Si1owrooms for Your
Convenience.
I'LL l4th ST. 3iio N ST. NV
and
Champlain st. at Kalorama Rd
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SOL CONNECTICUT AVE.
NEW BUILDING.

Ready for Occupancy
Twenty Four-Ho Telephone and Elevator Service,
Electrical Refrigeration Furnished.
Within Fifteen Minutes Ride 10 Heart OF CITY
Ideal location for children Apartments consist of
large foyer living room, porch dining room kitchen
three bedrooms and two baths
MODERATE RENTALS
Resident Manager.
Inspection Invited
i Fl, L. RUST COMPANY,
1901 18th ST. NV.
Main 500.
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f6fo 14th.
GUARAN

GUARANTEED,
Guaranteed right--a guarantee
We write! A standard you
can stand by. No rash
statements No half
truths. We never mis-
represent! The car
you buy makes
good or we make
good. Consid-
er before you
buy.
DICK MURPHY. INC,
Goid~Seal Bucks.
Word-of- Honor Used Cars.
1885 l4th St. NV.
604 II St. NE.
ADAMS goo.
HUDSON-ESsEX.
SACRIFICE VALUABLE
TRADE~INS. MANY CUR
RENT MODELS. SOME
CANNOT BE TOLD FROM
NEW.
ESsEE n COACH; srtginai baked ensnsI
H1fsh IKE new. upholstery sDotiega, motor
ard tires excellent. Only t3Tk.
FORfo SEDAN. iats 1877 used very little
kaks and runs ssuaI 70 new A Diek-up a.
FORD ~ COUPE fehniahsA in beautiful
asvk green; snofof Hpslop. good tires Only
f3zs.
HAgH ~ SEDAN; nstd months. esnnal
~ tod from brAnd-nsE. 0His ff69,
HUDSON % sRou0HAMs spieneie shape.
lJnee hntgh like new. Reduced 70 t496
so Other Real Bargains.
T,AMBERT-HUDSON
MOTORS COMPANY,
TINE HOUSE or CONFIDENCE
1851 l4th St. NV. Corner K ST.
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JOSEPH McREYONLDs. Inc.
l70l-l7O6 18th St. NV.
Potomac l6.3i-1633.

Nash l9Zb 4~d0or Sedan.
Chrysler 1926 20 Sedan.
Chevrolet 1926 Light Delivery;
run 500 miles.
Buick 1926 Master 4-door Sedan.
Dodge 1926 p 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 g 5-pass. Sdn.
1910 NJ ST. NV. Decatur 1850.
Open Evenings and Sundays,
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tfIO EYE WAN "OpEt
723 QUEBEC PL. NV.
Three rooms. entire second noor: Living
n,enfs: sarass IL wanted; reasonable. Col.
| RM, & B.. FURN.. $50. ETC.
edas ss to5 the ss n EoR os Pss
g piss.Ssa ana sfi bsstPuly fns, nsudins silver
a'l0p Phone s ADAMS ssns sss seq and
WELLINGTON at MI Pleasant. 18th and
ALSO RMS. & B., $3.50
REDUCED SUMMER RATES.
) RMS. &c b., LOW AS SIS. Etc.
few Of our famous turn, spts. Just be
finest and most exquisite location. Just lorth
Rneont Src III outside p p s
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED Including dishes; linen =,
s sSsF etc oS. s sss s e s' ~ &. ssy c
fornia st. NV.
/ RM. & B.. FURN.. 80.
FURNISHED APIS.
One and two room suites, With or without h Y
room. Livins rooms By day. sbedrooms BY
osh' rates Ms e. ufiE SI MSReR
1861 FAIRMONT NV.
VISITORS TO CITY.
FINEST FURNISHED APIS.
LOWEST RATES.
Largest q rsgroe. sSss sesss
hour eley. and switchboard service: cafe s and
,onnies * OF non,r t f arg ,r eu eIose
e.: and e 70 room ss
Col. TIA or see Clifton Terrace South, entire
D.oea. s..se. :: z 80. ss:=:
ApAKrNIEN1s-FUR. 4 UNFUk.
bath, iacins PARK; scnsinu .sa n. w.. a ysry
osssaole. soal.s ~ sna ~ 80, ,,ss,,; e
sssR sss.m sesa ana
FOUR ROOMS: KIT. BATH; ALL OFT
side. rooms. For rates. call Decatur 500.
s ~, &C.. A s,s s.Sr sT 5,,1r s1,,n
5 bath. Electric I mi: seaatifuiy furnisSea
$3.50. Also SIS monthly. See ManaSer.
- ~. ;, =, T7;FN7sEFT, .p.nTs7RFTs
overstulied nv. -rri suites. cleo. fans, Hoo
yer sscuum cinrs.' spinet Sssks; .n nr; amps
II the becnsansn ADsSa $40 nd assn II
1ns ~ DIsAt ~, - .9M~x KY
hs,i ihI liz "y I'M, heSrn .' hstb wiz shower
WnuiS rent ',,nfi,rnished II dssiYed Auply
,anitors or W. Carl wyatt. Ga 1883.
.-s-==-==------- -
S1ssvSpT.nIT : 56,Ssss TTTcrTrN- Avn
Ct2MFOkTA5LE = MOONS, hiICanN ~ AZ
oath; 81 OUTSIDE rooms; ami. iiu1 iash
81. Apply ~ druE store.
FOR coLORED = i73s WILLARD NV; =
MODERN o.room, bath apt. neat. eiectriciLy:
continuous not wstser,;, lsnisor service se se
For,as as nppT uN Nortn io3AA oo'' Two
1900 8 ST. NV WALKING DISTANCE
aowntown; near Dupont Circle: 3 rooms.
;S,smsm. scne newly
49,. !. !.
au0e n l. AVE NV H.. BATH. -Ss1 ~
IN anu SIS $40 6 anu patn .5.ug
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$500 per mo. Apply Frank 3. Altemus. s232
Elltcctt st. NV,
WANTED--AUTUNfO
CONSIGNMENT Solicited FOR our sale BY
auction on wednesday or Saturday. 10 am
Wescller, $40 Penna ave. NV. Main 1889
Quick, satisfactory method. .-.---A-a.-
CASH IMMEDIATELY Tor iate-model cars:
get our price list, Auto Mart. 1905 18TH
Positively HIGHEST PRICE maid = for
late model cars. VIII. pay OF unpaid bal.
aIice and give you cash difference. Littrell
Motor Co.. 18th and Col I'd. Chrysler
dealer. Phone Col. 6t3S.
LATE-MopEL CARS BOUGHT AND SOLD
Peck.s Garase. 2l2l l4th 81. n.w.---.-..-
OUR PRICES are bound TO be higher. see
as before selling. Southern Motor Sales,
1923 18th st. Potomac 3SSf
WOULD LIKE 70 BUY sedan. late model. in
ROOD condition: must be reasonable, cash.
Call Georgia 37lo-W.
WANTED Room and board for mother and
child end care Of child during day. Address
Rox l40-R. Star once. 81.
SEnAN--Best late model medium size sedan
s7nn will buy. Main SOS. a to 10 am,
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saLE-AuTomoprLgs.

The new Chrvsler models have
swept the country. and we have
taken in trade cars of different
models and makes which are in
excellent condition and. consid-
ering the many trouhle-free
miles of transportation left in
these cars. our prices are sur
prisingly low, Below you will
find just few offerings which
Justify your consideration.
1927 Chrysler 20 Royal Sedan.
1927 Hupp f Cpe., rumble seat
1926 Willys-knight 4-door Sdn.
1927 Dodge Sedan.
1927 Chrysler SO Roadster, rum
BILE scat.
1926 Chrysler 20 Roadster.
1927 Hudson Coach.
1926 Nash Spec. 4-door Sedan.
1926 Dodge Roadster.
SPECIALS.
1924 Maxwell Touring -. sos
1924 Nash E Touring. 80. 1o5
1926 Ford Touring. ....... o5
1924 Maxwell 4-door Sdn.. DPS
1924 Dodge Coupe, $500. Us
AND OTHERS.
H. 8. LEARl, JR., & BROS
Distributors.
1921 l4th St. NV.
North 1896. Night. North 6S26
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These cars have new tires
and Duco. Mechanically per-
feet.
WASHINGTON AUTO
EXCHANGE,
20l5 l4th St. NV, Between
You and Y. The De Luxe Auto
Salon. l.. G. Davis, Mgr.
BUSINESS Is BETTER"
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RENT--GARAGEs.

PUBLIC GARAGE. HOLDS NINE CARS.
Water. electricity. Rear OF Ills ISth
LoW~R FLOOR. TfREpRooF. HOLDS, 80
cars. 2S2A-3f-33 Chatnplain ST. NV. known
as the Fistet Garage, Rent reduced 70
$500 per mo. Apply Frank 3. Altemus. s232
Ellicett st. NV
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Mt. PLEASANT.
7-faniiiy apt Just vacated By owner: frst
noor. r. x. and bath. SIS; second floor,
Or. I ana bath, $50, very convenient to
sA' ana ous c sasl D. sAoER.
Msln. as.s1s 18th st. NV.
SPECIAL OFFER-NEAR
10th ST. s. PARK RID.
Finest corner bldg. min. walk from Rock
extra bright rooms. tile bath. hsrdWood
floors, open hreplaees. front apt. rms,
large rec, hsti. .psntry and bath. iust be-
to reliaole. party. Can be arranged for
Redrits. Also rms. pantry and bath. open
fireplace. extra large giassed and screened
sleeping porch, 1oxi0 It, as low as s6S;
rms and bath. front. SIS. Positively best
hood. Phone Adams 3ee2 or see ARGYLE
ana WILMINGTON, ~ Mt Pleasant and
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Main 2lO0. o25 18th St. NV.
1920 CALIFORNIA ST. NV.
rooms rooms: f z ad e. saa On 'f fsons 81
1920 CONN. AVE.
rooms s ssss:n an: :ss s sss 1855
201l 35th ST. NV.
Opposite .y western s,.rol aiss School
rooms. kitchen and bath. DO
1907 18th ST. NV.
room. kitchen. bath, Murphy bed :. 30
1916 9th ST. NV.
rooms. kit. and bath. Murphy bed. $50 90
600 10th ST. INV.
a4-hour switchSosrd and Elevator service:
and rooms and bath .....ss 100, SIS 90
l448 GIRARD ST. NV.
room. kitchenette. b.. Murphy bed. $3.50
409-1l Ind ST Sc.
Near. Capitol.
rooms and bath. large porch. -. SD %
40 9th ST. NV.
| room. k,tcheneste and bath -, 49, $50 90
THE WARD,
room. ki,.. i asS s,f r. .a rs Bath $3.50
171S CORCORAN@ ST. NV.
rooms. kitchen and bath ga 80
6S5 Pm AVE. Sc.
S02 2lst ST. NV.
list floor; rooms and bath Is. .s.., SIS 90
GEO, w. T.INKlNS. Realtor.
1883 De Sales st. Dec. $500.
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THE SusQuEHANNA.

sDaa DENT FL NV
roomS, Kitchen and hath, price. $50
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THE SCHENLEY.
2121 II St. NV.

New eight story elevator
building. Convenient to Gov
eminent departments, George
Washington University and7car
and bus service. All apartments
in perfect condition.
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IC0ntinue0J
sas .' elec.: sduits: SIS. ~'sAe" D' 1'Ae''
LIVING ROOM, BEDROOM. DINING ROOM,
Kitchen with sink. eas range. instantaneous
davenport suite. large bath. electricity,
tenitor service. yard. floor plugs, ironing
pleteiy done over. near Capitol. Govt. Post
once, u.,ion Station and walking distance
OF downtown section; rent. $4S. 301 q ne.
Agent s27 Mass. ave. ne. lincoln 233s.
80 3rd ST. N.E.-oNE BLOCK From
Union. Station--1 r. & b. beautifully . :.
rms. H.. b.. furnished. from SD. 90 ia 6So 90
PHILIP MfLSToNE. Franklin 906.
1873 PARK RID. NV.
Newly furnished Groom. kitchen. d all,
bath ants Resident mgr. Col. alo2. %.
1880 Connecticut Ave.
3 rooms. BATH with free FrisIdaire, .ss.
See ianitor.
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Mt: rLEt sANT. .'rAciNu hIK--ryyE
inTleside Terrace Adams aisa.J
MY. .rfeAsANT SIX on FoVM ROOM
inslesids ttss n elai.
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MEXICAN TROOPS HALT
REBEL TRAIN ATTACKS
Terror ReiSns as All but Two
Coaches Leave Rails-Three
Bandits Executed.

BY the Associated Press
LAREDO. Tex. July ia-Passengers
arriving here yesterday on train from
Mexico City said Mexican federal troops
repulsed two attacks on the train by
approximately 200 insurgents 27j miles
out of Mexico City. near Rincon, Tues
day and captured and executed three
members of the band.
The rebels dersiled all except two
coaches. Seven passengers we're slight
ly injured. The battle sent women and
children screaming through the aisles,
A Pullman carrying IS Americans was
kept from plunging over steep en-
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Following recent complaints from the
Police Department. Judge Robert Z.
Mattinely. sitting In Police Court yes
terday. voiced sharp criticism of the ex-
isting vagrancy law under which the
District Supreme Court has held man
cannot ne convicted If he owns property
or had an appreciate amount of money
on his person at the time OF arrest.
Judge Mattingly said, In his opinion,
the court should be able to convict per-
sons arrested under the vagrancy law
IL the evidence shows they do not work,
Judge Mattingly's criticism came during
the trial for vagrancy of G. B. Camp
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rious parts Of the country have recos-
nized service at a training camp as .
credit toward graduation. Educational
leaders are seeking to recognize not
only the physical BENEFITS derived by
the students, but also are placing intel
lectual valuations on the activities OF
the embryo soldiers In publishing camp
newspapers and ANIMALS.