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Evening star., 1928-02-04
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n,othG,r ~ Mrs Emily N Broafhen, and
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HnLIol. On Friday Fe,rnary 2 1a:s a,
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May February . from 202g Ccr.
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GIVEN "FAREWELL."

A farewell banquet" to c. Diaman-
topoIlos first secretary Of the Greek
legation, was given by his friends in
the Press Club last night. After 10
years service at the Greek legation
here Mr. Diamantopoulos is TO leave
Washington to be married next Sa,ur-
day to Miss Alberta Kirchhof Of Denver
Among the speakers were Angelo An
ninos, counselor of the Greek legation;
Mai Victoriano Csasjus. military at
tache of the Spanish embassy; Stephen
Kountouriotis. DR. John Constas, George
Thomaides. Seterios Nicholson. DR.. p.
Constantinople, Peter Dracopoulos. Ar
chilles Catsonia and George Vournas.
Evening star., 1928-02-04
TWO WOUNDED IN ROWS.
Colored Men Involved in Disputes
Which End in Shooting.

Edward Makell colored. 80 years old.
of 43l Second street, was shot in the
right knee in a row with another COL
ored man on a vacant lot at Delaware
avenue and E street southwest. last
night He was treated at Providence
Hospital, and police are seeking his as
sailant
Police of the fifth precinct were called
upon to investigate a shooting that oc-
Cured last night at Is D street south
east in which Frank Swami. colored.
% years old. of l345 Vermont avenue
vas shot in the left shoulder He was
taken to Providence Hospital. and
Alonzo Goodwin. in whose house the
shooting occurred was arrested and
charged with assault with a dangerous
weapon.
Evening star., 1928-02-04
WALTER L. LAWSON DIES.
Funeral to Be Held Monday for
Spanish War Veteran.

Walter L. Lawson. AZ years old. a
veteran of the Spanish-American war,
died at his residence. 422 Seventh street
southeast. Thursday after brief ILL
ness. He was timer by trade and be-
longed to Harden Camp. United Span
ish War Veterans. and Liberty Bell
Council, Junior Oorder of American
Mechanics.
Mr.. Lawson is survived by his wife.
Mrs. Katherine Lawson. son, Paul l..
Lawson: his mother Mrs. G. Lawson:
five sisters, Mrs. Matte Phelps. Mrs.
Nettie Heard. Mrs Sallie Clements. Mrs.
Belle Tydings and Mrs David Hooper.
and two brothers. Blake and Harper.
Funeral services will be conducted
at Taber's undertaking establishment
Monday at . o'clock. Rev. Calvert E.
Buck of Christ Church will officiate and
nterment will be in Arlington National
Cemetery.
Evening star., 1928-02-04
TWO ACCUSED REPORTERS
ACQUITTED AT HEARING
Were Charged With Disorderly
Conduct at Emergency Hospital
Christmas Day.

William E. Peake and Edward T.
Pollard. newspaper reporters. charged
with disorderly conduct in and out
side Of Emergency Hospital early
Christmas day. were acquitted by Judge
John P, Mcmahon in Police Court yes
terday afternoon.
At the time the alleged disorderly
conduct occurred the two men were
in the hospital attempting to obtain
information relative to an automobile
accident.
The judge found there was not suf-
icient evidence for the Government
to show that Peake and Folliard were
disorderly in the building. and that
the evidence presented by both sides
created a doubt as to whether there
was any disorderly conduct at all by
the defendants
The arresting officers were Charles
E. Kelly and George w. Cook of the
third precinct. They are said TO have
been summoned by patient at the
hospital. who refused to give his name
to the reporters. Kelly it was alleged
by both defendants. struck and mall
treated them after making his arrest
The arrest, the judge declared, was
without sufficient justification. 'Attor-
neys Daniel S. Ring and George D.
Horning. jr.. appeared for the de-
PENDANTS
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MRS. L. H. WEBB DIES.
Widow of Attorney Succumbs Sud-
denly While Motoring.

Mrs. Linda Hutchinson Webb. widow
Of John Sidney Webb. formerly promi-
nent attorney of this city, and daughter
of the late Hayward Hutchinson. widely
known f1nancier. died suddenly yester-
day while motoring with her daughter.
Mrs. James F. Mitchell. near her home
at 2029 Connecticut avenue. Death was
attributed 10 heart disease She was
about 63 years old.
Mrs. Webb was a native of Baltimore
and was educated in Paris, but had
spent the greater part Of her life in this
city. She is survived by two daughters.
Mrs. Mitchell and Mrs Walter F. Chap
pell. both of this city: son. Hayward
Hutchinson Webb of Altoona. Pa. and
six grandchildren.
Funeral services will be conducted at
the residence Monday afternoon at 2
O'Clock Interment will be in the family
vault in Rock Greek Cemetery.
Evening star., 1928-02-04
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued TO the
following
James Roberts and Anna Hall,
Harry l.ipkln of this city and Miriam
SefC 81 BROOKLYN. y Y
Carrie H worreil and Mary R Evans.
both Of Hnpewell Va
David r Carlson of Westnort Conn. and
Mary SwIndlPhurst of this city.
James A Roane "f this city and Eliza
beth & Young Of Germantown Pa.
Arthur Rich and Ethel ] Tucker.
David r Gillian and Thelma l.. Walton.
both of Richmond
Maurice Poland and Lillian Bsrran both
Of Baltimore
Charles 6 Rose and Ann r Smith.
Carl Worch and Ada Friend.
Evening star., 1928-02-04
Foreign Mission Fund Gains.
'er,ai Dispatch 10 The Star

~ 'fI FFTFE'''t' u tU fIs NtIF
STAUNTON. Va. February 4~-rrce
will offerings OF somewhat in excess NJ
$500 for foreign missions, and an at
tendance OF between ITS and 200
women marked the annual all-day
meeting OF the Women'S Auxiliary OF
the First Presbyterian Church in the
interest OF foreign missions here yester-
day w. r. Dudley. president OF the
auxiliary. presided.
Evening star., 1928-02-04
Victim of Robber Dies.
ctaI Dispatch TO The Star.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
WARRENTON. Va, February Am
inquest held by DR. John Thornton.
coroner. on William Tuiloss, who died
yesterday. gave the cause OF his death
as fracture Of the skull. Mr.. Tulloss.
who was a Confederate veteran 80 wears
old was robbed and beaten in his home.
near Mount Holly. this county. the
night Of January % Dudley Nichols.
formerly OF Washington, is in jail
charged with the crime.
Evening star., 1928-02-04
Parent-Teacher Body Elects.

Special Dispatch TO The star.
BRADBURY HEIGHTS. Md. Febru-
AIRY 4-William B. Wolfe was elect ID
president of the Parent Teacher ASso-
citation OF Bradbury Heights School at
the February meeting. held Wednesday
night Other officers chosen were Mrs
Appreck. vice president: Thomas Jones,
treasurer: Miss Gladys Finney. secre-
tary. and Mrs. Evelyn o Burrows, tinan-
cial secretary.
Evening star., 1928-02-04
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported to
the Health department. N the past "a hours
Neil F Graham. 81. p09 New York ave.
Anale r Burke -. 4s35 Kansas ave.
Elizabeth NJ Turpln n sibley HospItaI.
Charles I. Morris 20 800 Farragut st.
Msrtha Schiueier IS Gall,nger Hospital
William GieSekiug 90. 1872 Bilt
more 81
Nora Mcnamara "a. Walter Reed Hospital
Alton e. Carrick 35 loa Carroll 81. ss.
lee J. Schrider, 40 sa1s 9TH st
Loeisa Weldon Sc 6i9 " -
Mary Ashton 50 GailinEer Hospital.
Walter BRYAN 81 walter Reed Hospital.
John G. Moore so BurFs pl.. Brook
Clara Ronre 40 Freedu,en's Hnsni,al
Evening star., 1928-02-04
Poultry Meetings Begun.

FRONT ROYAL. Va. February A.
A series Of meetings on poultry produc-
ton began today at the Warren County
High School here. conducted by James
j. Foster. instructor of agriculture, as
sisted by D. NJ Cloyd. county agent,
Blackburg. Va They will continue Wed
nesdays and Saturdays for five weeks.
Evening star., 1928-02-04
Rhode Island Governor Stricken.

WOONSOCKET. r l., February
R.-Gov. Aram j. Pothier Of Rhode
Island is seriously i'll at his home here
as result Of shock with which ne
was stricken last night, according to
bulletin issued by his physicians fol-
lowing consultation He vas reported
as being unconscious following the con-
sultation. He is in his seyenty-fourth
year.
Evening star., 1928-02-04
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III center t+tWton stat nt.nt ant Etlri,trh
e. VIA aud ii'h sIs reward peea,ur
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nf 'l",,v nui rari- ht,wc"n Ma" nnw"r
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vaioc nrwpct W., "asi <.
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poo --t.ast az r,ras"i trum Chestnut st and
pnpp, 4 months old valued as net hs
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roll, ~ Mahty, aprruNin,ateis sana
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aud Muntnr u " ant ilh aud Il Sc arn.tnd
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day January Hk aiWprn the hnuF III II
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ave aud efun lnth 81 NV neari shtri
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Evening star., 1928-02-04

Widow of Coast Guard Officer to Be
Buried in Arlington.

Mrs. David Allen Hall, 81 years old
widow of Capt. Hall. United States
Coast Guard, and former resident Of
this city, died In Providence, r. l.,
Thursday after long illness. Inter-
ment will be In Arlington Cemetery
here Wednesday.
Mrs. Hall, who before her marriage
was Miss Peckham. was a native Of
Bristol, r. l. She resided with her
husband in this city in the Cairo and
Somerset Apartments. She moved TO
Providence following the death Of her
husband in 1921. She had been max
ing her home with her niece. Miss
Mary Alexander.
Evening star., 1928-02-04
Held in Station Robbery.
pecial Dispatch 10 The Star

SEsttIdI UF.UHtFh 70 7 ne Star.
FREDERICK. Md. February A.
Sheriff William c. Rhoderick was noti-
fed of the arrest in Washington this
morning of James p. Daily. % years
old, who is wanted here in connection
with the robbery of a gasoline filing
station last Monday DALEY will be
brought here for hearing.
Evening star., 1928-02-04
Caro of Tbanks

PRYOR. We wish 10 extend onr sincere
thanks TO the Baptist Ministers Confer,
enc. othe- organizations and our relatives
ann IslenIs ioT thetr eApTes-ions y syni-
loved father and brother Rev CHARLES
y PRYOR and for tha hs ssutIful foral
tributes sent At the tiBfe of hI~ death
HIS DEVOTED SONS SISTER AND
BROTHER
Evening star., 1928-02-04
MISS NJ. A. CLEARY DIES.
Funeral Services to Be Monday at
Shrine of Sacred Heart.

Miss Mary A. Cleary, As years old,
daughter OF the late James B. and
Johanna Cleary. and a lifelong resident
of this city. died at her home, 1909
Randolph street. yesterday, after long
illness. She Is survived by two sisters,
Miss Nellie M. Cleary and Miss Johanna
Cleary.
Funeral services will be conducted In
the Shrine Of the Sacred Heart Church
Monday morning at 10 o'clock. Inter-
ment will be In Mount Olivet Cemetery.
Evening star., 1928-02-04

Approximately 1881 900 900 fee,
Of native lumber was consumed for
construction purposes in 1926, accord
ing tn the Department OF Agriculture
and about 100000 900 feet OF i'm
ported humber
Evening star., 1928-02-04
21 Lynchburg Graduates.

LYNCHBURG. Va, February A.
Fifteen girls and SIX boys graduated
from the Glass High School here at dhe
Midwinter term. the class being very
small. The June graduates will number
more than five times as many
Evening star., 1928-02-04
OUTGOING STEAMERS.

OUTGOING STEAMERS
SAILING TO-DAY
calsari>--Cruise TO the West indies.
rma--Havana. Crisiohai and Port iIr,on
carr,llo-Santiago KINGSTON and FacFtN
Canrrnnta-Moylite ard Glasgow
Auson,a~-plymouth Havre ard fsonaon
Nes,ris--Rio 10 janetro MonteNtieo sad
Hriie iav-rhristtaussnd Oslo and coren'
haken
Rsndam--rqvmoush Boulogns and Ro;ser'
nruItnng holm Getheneurg
Dresden riyrouth Cherbnarg and Rren'eo
Portn ktco-~~San Juan and SAINT" p"nahEo
An,lania -ouecnS,own and ii>erpool,
Rereeusf BERGEN
urtx AHA Havana
Rnsaltud-~si Johns and Halifax.
iermuda-~~ Bermuda
MafaV al-~t:renada Trinidad and 6eoFSe.
fmnress ot stotlan,,-~Metn,errsne rent>r
Grnhiand~~rurvto Plata and Sahto hnhn<"
san raht,-~ SANTIAGO Kinsston and raerto
totom,ta
SAILING MONDAY FEBRUARY Il,
M,nnrsotan---C Ct,stntaI amt fae,he Coast
SAILING TUESDAY fKhRt AIRY
Mnnrk shds -cheth"urs and i.'ndnn
ihnrnsta ouetnst""n and hammhntS
Pfertdcnte Wilson Nantes Fattas AMI
n,r,,s~Medttcrranran cruise
franrs' Mr,tttt rfanVan cruise,
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trtStuhat~~~Fatt an France and CtlstohSt
SAILING WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY y
Iara-~San Juan La GnasrA snd Maraca.ho
MnntrN i,iep-~t atts and hsNCeh,ns
New Nofk k~~theteoafS Southampton and
hamtnts
tarana- hiuya atan C,isIohai Puerto ColSm,
hla aud santa Marta
Fart Victoria .~ Rptmuds
FaN"rltr~~ ksnsrtoh
SAILING THURSDAY FEBRUARY y,
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ftniami Havana Custehal AMI lac,nc Cessi
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NaluatAipo
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san love"tn~aesah Juan s"a ssnt" hamtnSo
cav ..
FRIDAY FEBRUARY "a
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iieftHA atta,-~t hvtinnr& ahd <'tuthanitan
hei,t f"H az t'tese. tastaSe"a N"a
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NudSfN.
NWn atsu~~ Nassau
sAlilSa SATURDAY FthRuARr II,
teViathane e~et t'hsttssurs aad ~nAthamptaas
Nnlew Ash ~v- ihertAauts ahd taltinn
As,antam~rivmuath hsste ant ton,ion
/ 't"a ha. ana tF's'ohal S"d sN"' t.saa"h
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ranln maneaaana~- Nseles aaa 0eaea
hfaadnie fneft" t"somh'a ctlst"'sal sni
rntt ~ tenrse@rrtlrsnada ftinlAaA aWa n,
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Evening star., 1928-02-04
ROCKVILLE.

ROCKVILLE. Md. February (Spe-
ciaD Prof. Edwin w. Broome. county
superintendent of schools, has an
nounced the appointment by the County
Board of Education of Rowland 5. Mar
shall of Battery Park. Marvin Farrlng-
ton of Chevy Chase and NJ. Rae Sha1er
of Chevy Chase trustees Of the new
Bethesda Chevy Chase High School at
Leland for one. two and three years,
respectively. The school. just com
pleted at a cost of approximately $50.
600. including the site. will be opened
Monday morning with more than SUI
pupils
Josiah w. Jones. president. has an
nounced that the ninth annual meeting
of the Montgomery County Farm Blu
reau. which was scheduled for last Sat
urday but which was postponed be-
cause of blocked roads. will be
held in the Circuit Court room al Rock
vile Saturday of next week with morn
ing and afternoon sessions. Among
those scheduled TO address the ooU
farmers and dairymen expected to at
tend are Senator Kenneth Mckellar OF
Tennessee. Senator Thomas II, Caraway
of Arkansas, R. F. Bowers. legislative
representative Of the American Farm
Bureau Federation. j. w. Davis and
NJ. NJ. Stewart. president and secretary
respectively, OF the Maryland Farm
Bureau Federation.
Gaithersburg Firemen Elect.
The recently organized GaitherSburg-
Washington Grove Volunteer Fire De-
partment has elected officers as follows:
President. Frank B. Severance: secre-
tary. Clyde E. Thomas: treasurer,
George r Reber, ir.: fire chief Merle
T. Jacobs. assistant chief. E. r. Kinsey,
directors. James NJ. Mount. Douglas b
Diamond. Ernest c. Gartner. Lewis
Reed and w G. Davis. The new or
ganization has affiliated with the
mems Association and will entertain
that organization at its quarterly meet
ing Thursday evening of next week,
Announcement has been, made that
Charles R. Sporg of Cabin John has
resigned AS deputy game warden for
this county,
A license has been issued by the clerk
OF the Circuit Court here for the mar
riage of Erman L. Peters %. OF Fort
Myer. Va. and Miss Ruth NJ. Muench,
26, OF Washington.
Registration Dates Set.
The Town Council has fixed the last
Monday in March and the first Monday
in April for sittings of registrars 10 en-
able all qualified voters OF Rockville 10
register for participation In the biennial
election the first Monday in May. when
a mayor and four members OF the Town
Council will be chosen. This Is the first
time registration for such purpose has
been required. the last Legislature
amending the town charter TO that ef-
feet. Thomas M Anderson. William E.
Morgan and Harry S. Beall have been
selected 10 conduct the registration.
At the recent annual election Of off,
GERS Of the Past Matrons and Past
Patrons Association Of Montgomery
County the following were chosen:
President. Mrs. Benjamin G. Potter:
vice president, Henry r. Alden: sccre-
tary. Miss Irene Warthen; treasurer. DR..
Bates EtchiSon.
The Town Council has passed an ordi-
nance providing a fine Of from SIS TO
S25 for each failure 10 obey traffic
signals.
Evening star., 1928-02-04

Portugal has "humanized" bullfight :
Ing. the animals horns being padded
and he Is never killed
Evening star., 1928-02-04
WOMAN CLAIMS
BODY Of FRENCH
Says She Is Widow of
Prominent New Yorker.
Doubts Suicide.
Ry the Associated Press.


SANTA FE, N. Mex. February 4.-Au-
thoTities here today awaited the return
@. a woman who claims 10 be the widow
q. W Barton French. scion Of a promi-
nent New York family. who iook his
own life Wednesday. before completing
funeral arrangements as requested by
his mother. who is living III France.
The Young woman appeared yester-
CAV. and after announcing she had been
married to French at Albuquerque jan
usIy 4, demanded he be buried on a
ranch near Bland. n. Mex. where he
told friends he went 10 escape the
temptations OF the city"
Don't Recall Third Marriage.
While friends said French was known
to have been twice married and divorced
they could not recall having heard him
mention a third marriage. The mana
scr OF the ranch at Bland. said he had
never seen the woman. After demand
ing that French be buried 'on the ranch
he loved" she left for Albuquerque with
the announcement she would obtain
proof of the marriage. She declined TO
identify herself, but declared that she
was member OF the Lee family Of
South Carolina
She insisted she met French in AShe-
vile, y. c.. and said their marriage
ceremony was performed by q Rev.
Father Good Church officials at Al
buoueroue cid not recall a Father Good,
She also attacked the suicide verdict re-
turned by a coroner's jury. declaring
che was too Jolly, too happy TO have
shot himself"
Evening star., 1928-02-04
Await Proof of Ceremony.

If the woman fails to obtain proof of
the marriage. authorities said arrange
r1ents would be made for burial az Rich
n3ond. Va, as requested by his mother.
Mrs. Felix Baca, Albuquerque County
clerk. reported there was no record Of
8 marriage license being issued 10
French this year.
French. who was the son of the late
Seth Barton French Of New York, at
ore time connected with J. P Morgan
& Co. had experienced a series cf
financial ~nrerSnS
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FOR EIGE.

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Evening star., 1928-10-31

THE CUMBERLAND,
14th and Thomas Circle.
Two Rooms and Bath.
Five Rooms and Bath.
Six Rooms and Bath.
All in good condition
and ready for occupancy.
Swartzell, Rheem G. Hensey Co..
III 18th St. NV.
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1751 COLUMBIA ROAD.
1 rooms. kitchen and bath. S65.
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ffr1., QlneLLe, XII. anu DdlI,
$3.50.
In-a-door Beds.
SHANNON & LUCHS, INC,
1885 K St. NV. Main 2345
COLORED.
2222 n St. NV.
Rooms and bath; $47.50.
7. DALLAS GRADY,
9o4 i4th st. NV. Main 6l81.
24s4 PENN; AVE N.W.-4 R, B.. '.so %
s,S P PARK ReeTe I'd. INV nw5 r., b., ami. S2S5 2S5S
$5sss if ifsnn; ave. n;T53s :. K + s...: $sssSS
s$| a 3a 3stf IS * S.s, 3$$$ $$
siSS iHSR iSth S. St. hs s.v15 r. s.. clec 'o'o ~
59I9 5I9 fte f6sh St sw5 svT2 T. b. t.. m O ami sSS sSS
Tss ls,5 FI9ybr 9s' nv. Z DAVIS Msl2 alS., sss.ssa.
UNIQUE APT, LOW RATE.
hrest a thoroushfares In in D, G, Extra large
rms, tile bath, large porch. beam ceilings,
cts cts u Most beautiful apis in, city; similar
apis. in the neighborhood rent for twice as
combetey 5mS sSs e9f' Only s0sra only M
act quickly. Phone Columbia 58l3-W
FIVE ROOMS, IN GOOD. CONDITION; ELEc-
treity tqrnsce near North hdS capitol St. rsnt and
$3.50 Apply to
| MUNSEY TRUST COMPANY
REAL ESTATE DEPT.
Main 8080.
TWO ITEMS THAT coAIMENp THESE
APARTMENTys, 1T 70 TEL TENANTS. r. s !. : ABE AIls
ENVIRoNIENTs.
1920 Clydesdale Place.
Overlooking beautiful park. Rates in
orhood i odnf sIH sef IL the
elevator; electric. refrigeration being in
stalled. Only few available.
| 5O32 Rodmah St. NV.
Cleveland Park, one-haf square west
teched homes. An unusually "a attractive
Ritc5en s'Sen large I enoush for breakfast Set
and bath; S45,
l114 F St. NE.
Facing Maryland ave; 4-stcry elevator
building, with attractive lobby; 2 rooms,
kitchen and bath; $3.50 Undoubtedly
three available.
3125 Mt. Pleasant St. NV.
! West of 18th St.. in a new building; 2
rooms, kitchen and bath; $475o.
1913 30th St. NV.
The Prince GeorFe-Large apartment of
q. rooms, bath and porch. Very reason
| able rental.
1885 G, 1903 Randolph St. NV.
Delshtfnliy located buildinss, de-
| tachcd; all outside rooms; splendid en-
vironment; convenient to l4th and Park
I'd. Rents lower than less desirable
buildings in this neighborhood Two
1 rooms kitchen and bath s4750.
Note-Inquire of janitor in each
building.
CHAS. D. SAGER.
Main 90 o2a lGth St. NV.
Evening star., 1928-10-31

NEW KENSINGTON,
14th AND CLIFTON SITS. NV.
. Rooms Dinette, Kitchen and Bath
Rooms, Kitchen, Bath. Porch.
$50 to S65
The most homelike apartments in the
city Large rooms, high ceilings, finest
exposure; elevators FREE FRIGIDAIRE. Res
ldent manager