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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-16
HERBERT B. KELLER DIES
OF INFANTILE PARAL YSiS
Mckinley High School Junior Ill
Two Days-Funeral Will Be
Conducted Tomorrow.

Herbert Belford Keller. 17-year- old
son of Mr.. and Mrs Charles D. Keller,
died suddenly of infantile paralysis yes
terday afternoon at 10 o'clock at the
home of his parents. 4l09 Fifth street.
Although taken Ill two days ago, 1t
was not thought there was anything
serious in his condition. He had ex-
pressed the hope of getting out of bed
the next day. Herbert was Junior
at Mckinley High School last year and
would have entered the senior class
with the opening of school tomorrow.
| He is survived by twin sister, Miss
Georgia Anna Keller; his father and
mother, Mrs. Anna M. Keller. Mr..
Keller is in the editorial department
of The Star
Funeral services will be conducted
at the residence tomorrow afternoon
at 2 o'clock, followed by burial in the
| Abbey Mausoleum near Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery
DR.. William G. Fowler. health officer
of the District of Columbia, said that
! there had been about l9 cases of the
malady reported since January /, last
This represented an increase of 4 cases
since August S, when DR.. Fowler said
there were IS cases since the first of
the year, with fatalities. Two OF
the deaths occurred during May and
one in August.
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Martin, on the Maine coast. She be-
came i'll week ago and was taken
from Baileys Island to the hospital.
Mrs Martin was a member of the
Church of the Covenent The family
home is at TOO Twentieth street
Besides Mr. Martin and their daugh-
tiers. Mrs. Martin is survived by two
sisters. Miss Margaret M. Hanna and
Mrs. William Fairbanks of Washington
and a brother, Frank Hanna of New
York City.
Burial will be here, although the
funeral arrangements have not yet
been completed. it was said at the
residence last night.
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MRS. A. H. MARTIN DIES
AT HOSPITAL IN MAINE
Wife of German Claims Commits
sion Assistant Agent Stricken
During Vacation.

Mrs. Alcie Hanna Martin, wife of
Harold E. Martin, assistant agent of
the German Claims Commission, died
yesterday in Portland, Me, hospital
following brief illness with which she
was stricken while on vacation with
her family at Baileys Island. Me- ac-
cording to word received here last
night.
Mrs. Martin, a native of the Capital
and the daughter of the late Edwin P
Hanna, for many years solicitor of the
Navy Department had passed the Sum-
mer with Mr. Martin and their two
daughters, Francesca and Elizabeth
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CARDS of Tbanks.

MARSHALL. w. r. We wish to extend our
sincere thanks to our relatives. friends
and neighbors for their expression of SYM
pathy during the illness of our beloved
husband and father. Mr. W. e MARSHALL
and for the beautiful floral tribute sent at
the time of his death.
TRUSS. CORA. We wish to express our sin :
cere thanks and appreciation to our rela-
tives. friends and co-workers of the SUI
their words OF sympathy and beautiful
floral tributes during the illness and death
of my wife and mother of the children.
CORA TRUSS.
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND, RUSSELL g.
TRUSS, AND CHILDREN
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Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported ia
the Health Department during the past "a
Mary A. Still. SO. sls Longfellow ST.
AoiS PAUL.. IL, 500 2lst ST.
Charles Grisby, IS. Casualty Hospital.
Mary Reynolds. a. tuberculosis Hospital.
David Warner. 81. 1882 P st.
Charles G: Fowler; So. 1902 New Jersey ave
Austin Anderson. 81. 1877 T st.
Rosa Payne. as. 52i2 Hanover St.
Annie French. az. found 1877 32d st.
mems Hospital.
Montary F.. johnson, 81. en- route to Cas-
ualtv Hospital.
Infant OF Roosevelt and LUCINDA SIoans
SIS minutes. Walter Reed Hospital.
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FIREMAN DIES.
John Mcdonald Had Been In De
partment Ten Years.

John Wesley Mcdonald, for 10 years
member of the District Fire Depart
ment, died at his home, 32l5 Sixth
street, early yesterday morning.
He is survived by his widow. Mrs.
Mollie E. Mcdonald, two sons, Wesley
E. Mcdonald of Cherrydale. Va, and
William F.. Mcdonald of Washington,
and a daughter. Mrs Edna Syndor. also
of Washington. He saw service in the
fire department from 1900 to 1910. AT
the time OF his death he was employed
by the Me Sopolitan Life Insurance CO.
He was born and raised in Culpeper
County, Va.
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FOUND.
FOR LOST. ANIMALS. apply Animal Rescu
LEAGUE. 349 Maryland ave: s:w: Main 808a

FOR LOST ANIMALS; apply Animal Rescue
League 34g MARYLAND ave. s:w: Main s0ss:
LOST.
CARD FoLDER-,Wednesday; Woodley bus,
l H, black card d., folder; letter valuable.
DIAMOND ENGAGEMENT RING-.At Chesa-
500 reward. Call Hyatts. All.
DOG. large. black. with tan markings;
ward Cali Main siso. So '"'' eo'''
ENGLISH BULLDOG. white: virginia Iicerse
No 1895; Taylor. Clarendon 1873. IS Cruit
Fox Theater. Gail Georgia is43.
HANDBAG. in Kresges store at 18th and G
one with wrist Watch IS. $50 and Risss bank.
book. Liberal reward Notify Jefferson
h s6s4d s United s States n
dence Northumberland Apartment.
PIN-:Alpha Delta .Sigma fraternity pin
initials J. H. P: and number 152 on reverse
Chew Chase. Nd.
POLICE DOG. German, lost or strayed; age
months; reward. Call Clarendon 900. l6'
PRESIDENTS BADGE PIN. studded with
If returned TO 4I2 10th st. NV. or 43i 10th
st. NV. Apt. 2 B.
PURSE-Change. small dark brown leather.
o two 50 bills un Ma and
pm. Friday. Call Franklin 1852 l6'
RING-Gold class ring. 1925: initials inside
2. R, p; Friday -. evening at Palace Theater.
RINGS-In ladies' room at Villa Roma. 3
rings. Finder please return ut once and re-
ceive reward mo questions asked. to 1920
Conn. ave-. Apt. ~. or phone Clev. 1882 after
pm. l8N
SPECTACLES. rn-rimmed. in NJ. A. Leese
case; lost Aug. 30: reward. Call evenings,
Cleveland 5438-J. l6'
WATCH AND WRIST BRACELET-Lady's
yellow gold between Mount Vernon boat and
Takoma Park. Md. via 9th st. and Georgia
ave-. Tuesday. Sept. IL. D. E. Black. Calgary.
printed on dial. Reward. Shepherd 2647-J.
WATCH, Gruen. link bracelet. white gold.
lady'S; lost Friday on Pennsylvania ave; re-
ward. 1926 Columbia I'd.
Diamond Bowknot Brooch.
Brooch. diamond bow knot. with emer-
aids running iagonally across the knot: at
Arlington Cemetery. reward II returned
1907 Woodley rd
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Detailed to U. S. S. Wyoming.

Pay Clerk c. w. Hamilton, at the
Naval Experimental and Research Lab
oratory, Bellevue, D. c., has been or
dered to report on the wyoming for
duty under the fleet paymaster.
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EDGERTON TO SPEAK.
Prohibition Candidate Will Adj
dress Sons of Jonadab.

0OIfS OK UO1HoUND'
James A. Edgerton, vice presidential
candidate of the Prohibition party, and
H. D. Heller. campaign manager of the
party, will address the meeting Of the
Sons of Jonadab tomorrow evening al
the associations headquarters, 621
Louisiana avenue, at 8 o'clock.
John c. Foster. sovereign chief OF the
organization, will preside.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-16

Living tortoises with colored precious
stones set in their shells are being worn
by women of Europe.
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Sent to U. S. S. Utah.

Lieut. Comdr. M. L. Ring. Bureau OF
Supplies and Account, Navy Depart
ment. has been ordered to report as
supply officer of the battleship Utah in
November.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-09-16

A small German plane recently landed
on the Jungfrau in Switzerland at a
height of 11,210 feet, the start being
made from Thun on skis instead of
wheels
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PINCHBACK. NINA f.. On Friday. Ssptsm-
Der IA, 1928: at her RESIDENCE So Florids:
the late Gov. p b s. Pinchback and be-
loved mother Of walte1 o6 a and F granai
from her late residence Monday. Septen-
her II. at pm 10
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Diamond Bowknot Brooch.
Brooch, diamond bow knot. with emer-
aids running diagonaly across the knott at
Arlington Cemetery. reward II returned.
1907 Woodley I'd
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PINKNEY, FRANK. On Wednesday. Septem-
S5 r. ,H2a st F Srydtsd hus boS5a
Jane Pinkney. Remains resting at the w;
Ernest Jarvis Co. funeral parlorS, 2223
Georgia ave. NV. Funeral Monday. Sep
TENDER II, at pm. from the w. Ernest
Jarvis Co. funeral parlors. 1922 Ga. ave.
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MARMADUKE, LANES \. On rridav.
MCDONALD. JOHN WESLEY. On Saturday
PEAK. Louis r Suddcnlv on Friday. Sc

TENDER il. 1928. al am, at his residence.
1852 Wyoming ave. NV. LOUIS R. be-
loved husband of Frances l.. Peak. Fu-
neral services at St Paul's Church. 18TH
and ste NV. on Monday. September
II. where mass will be said at $3.50 am:
Relatives and friends invited. 1nterment
at Mount Olivet Cemetery. 10
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office

Following is the list Of stocks and
bonds traded in on the New York
Curb Market today.
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Bid and Asked Prices.
PUBLIC UTILITY
HfsfEs.IAsEOEs

s@fitF Boss ins ehs - 95h
60 "a - F<S"sFF 1sas srp =
:, afyy , a,ss't ft4b S39s..,.. i9l1 80,
20 sort STAY IN ss H., I'D III.
ssh BEf Foi! storage BE pax Xxx
Naf1f0 sn Fafs H"teI 3 'ss 35 s6 "
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England Is becoming interested in
the American harthod at raising
chicks by Wholesale and aendlna
them by parcel post Ia poultry
FARMS. Engiand has many chicken
taIsers. but To eFntcm for nendtng the
hI,ds by mail, aud stories that 400.
600 900 oh'chena Nete carried hN par
eel post IN the past Year ate almost
heNond the Engiishman's eompse'
hrualun.
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WHEAT PRICE STEADY
ON LIVERPOOL NEWS
-
No Indication OF More Arrivals Of
Corn Cause Of Strength in
That Market.


Ky the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. January 6.~~~With Liver,
pool wheat quotations showing com.
parntiVe iirmness and with M indica.
tons Of Increased arrivals OF corn.
grain prices here steadted today In
the early dealings Liverpool reported
nut little pressure of wheat offerings
from Canada ar Argentina, Wheat
started Mt u decline To !. advance.
saEged soneWh and later scored
slight general gains, Corn. oats and
provisions developed strength. corn
opening unchanged 90 :. off and
easing trine more. hut then rising
all around
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RUBBER Is STEADY.

NEW YORK. January & tSpecian. -~~
crude rubber. smoked ribbed sheets.
remained unchanged at tndaN'S noon
quotation nj ~ cents. This compares
WITH Az cents IL month asn and sais
cents u year ago,
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H0MESTAKE MINING EXTRA.

MEM YORK, January Il tpl. ~-~
ilomeHtake Mining 60. declared an
extra dividend af 81 aud the regular
monthly dividend Of 50 cents. payable
January 20, IL stock of record Jan.
nary 20,
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ISHARES RECOVER
ON CURB MARKET
Campbell Wyant, and Can.
l. non Foundry Are Fea.
'IE lures of Trading.

peciai Dispatch to The Star,

Special Dispatch to The Star
NEW YORK, January e.-The Curb
Market recovered today from yes,er-
days wave OF selling. This develon.
ment today was a repetition of what
has transpired following each tenn.
porary reaction brought about turips
the past several months by new high
records for brokers loans. 1t en-.
rhaSiZed clearly the fact that specula.
tive Wall Street is little concerned
over new peak records for brokers
loans.
The renewal rate on call loans again
was reduced. this time TO 4 per cent
which compared with 81. at the outset
OF the year. That funds We're flowing
back 10 Wall Street for employment
was all that the speculative element
apparently was concerned with. and
IL conducted its operations accordingly.
Campbell Wyamt Feature.
One of the outstanding features in
the Curb trading was the heavy turn
over at new hiGh prices in Campbell
Nyant and Cannon Foundry. The
demand followed publication Of earn
inSs estimates for 1877 which placed
the amount AT S1,2SS, 600 after all
charges or the equivalent OF $500 a
share on the 209.54S shares of no par
capital stock outstanding.
Net for the first nine months of 1897
Was placed al S5ah share and for
the fiscal wear ended June 30 last at
S4a5 a share on the same share CAPT
tal!1ation. According 10 the last bal
anCe sheet. current assets against liza
hiiiiies were al the ratio Of more than
three 10 one.
American Rolling Mills was another
speciality faNorite. Notwithstanding
its rise from the low Of 1927, of 44I to
its current high price across 11S, the
demand was pronounced. This. of
i course. had to do with the recapitaliza.
tien plan where the new S25,000.0 GOO
Of 5 per cent dehenturcs will provide
funds necessary for retirement of the
per cent preferred stock and 6 per
cent sinking fund notes now outstand-
ing.
Gobel Bid Up Sharply.
Cobel common was bid up sharply
following announcement of the plan.
ned redemption February 10 of the en-
tire outstanding per cent preferred
st Sis a share and accrued dividend.
This stock is convertible at any time
into three issues of common, the con-
Sertible expiring February /. Durant
Motor was active advancing more
than A point.
Announcement of price schedules
for its new Star models disclosed that
they correspondent closely with those
Of the new Ford and this probably was
responsible for the activity. Middle
West Utilities held the place of promi.
hence among the utility issues, reach
ing z new ton
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S11hDAhU OF tsstfEs AID FDHAEI
~atss HktbiAhlEa nTOfks
fs Ettstt

500 Anglo Am Dli
1856 AuE 4 II 500 So
lfSig gheArfsFsit AfKs
hii'l I 9utl 'DI man,
$50 ~! 80 piI -,
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HUDSON DIVIDEND.

NEW YORK, January GP).-Hud.
eon Motor Car Co declared the regu-
lar quarterly dividend Of Slo5 share.
payable April 2.
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Potomac Electric 5 rs pfd.--10 at Jos.
AT In6.
Washington Gas ss "A"-S200 at los,
$500 al JOG. $500 at 10G
Mergenthaler Linoiype--i9 at 1919.
10 at 101A. 10 at 1914.
Potomac Electric So 1866, 900 al
1854 81 600 at I0SJ4.
National Mtge. & Invest. pfd.--50 at
SIS. 50 II 5
Washington Gas ss B-~s3G0 al I91iz.
Money-CalI ioans. and per cent
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Gobel Bid Up Sharply.
NATIONAL BELLAS HESS.

NEW YORK. January CP.-Net
cash receipts of National Bellas Hess
Co. for 1927 We're S44.977, 032, against
S5+ ,s2s 1886 in 1926. a decrease of I7.e
Ter cent.
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Washington Stock Exchange

Washington Rwy. genT ss-s5oe at
lo3A.
Potomac Electric says pfd.--2 at i0sis
Washington Rwy. a. Elec. pfd.--2 at
1919. ~ at 1oIiz. at I01i2.
District National Bank at 2s632. S
at 245iS
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itself hundreds
Understand all lot style
quality Floor
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200 MASS. AVE NV

THIS NEW APARTMENT HOUSE
OFFERS MANY CONVENIENCES
FOR THOSE DESIRING TO LIVE
NEAR THE POST OFFICE. CAPITOL.
HOUSE OR SENATE OFFICE BUILD
ING AND WITHIN WALKING DIS
LANCE OF DOWNTOWN BUSINESS
SECTION
APARTMENTS ARE COMPLETE.
WITH OR Q ROOMS. KITCHEN
WITH SERVTTOR. DINING ALCOVE
AND BATH WITH SHOWER; "a
HOUR ELEVATOR SERVICE. PRI-
WAITE BASEMENT GARAGE FOR
TENANTS.
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ri 2 ST NV.

APT. OF / ROOM AND BATH.
EQUIPPED WITH KITCHEN MAID:
| ROOM. KITCHEN AND BATH:
ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH:
APIS OF / ROOM. KITCHEN AND
BATH. FRIGIDAIRE. $40 MONTH:
COMPLETELY EQUIPPED WITH
SHOWERS. FRIGIDAIRE AND SOME
WITH RADIO ATTACHMENTS.
RESIDENT MANAGER, APT. Il.
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4R0n GEORGIA AVE. NV.

Apartments of 3 rooms. kitchen,
bath with shower: Spanish t"-1e
and open porches. cedar closets;
exceptionally large living room
Rentals, $3.50. SGD 90.
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FAN. 90. single. With income, viii exchange
eers5ce& for room and board - hotel or
cl8b Address Box 1927. Star Office 90
p ts-TEf)-pc0g1 ard board. foreign ofhcer
wishes large. airy room. with board. ~ re-
f? yssG private family: references required end
gI~en Write particulars. Address Box
fcn.T Star Office
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


2ois NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV
IN EXCELLENT 18th ST. NEIGH
BORHOOD, CONVENIENT TO you
ST. CARS AND 18th ST. BUSES;
WITHIN WALKING DISTANCE OF
DEPARTMENTS AND VERY CON-
VENTENr TO MARKET
ONE ROOM, KITCHEN AND BATH.
TWO ROOMS, KITCHEN AND
THREE ROOMS. KITCHEN AND
BATH.
A DESIRABLE FEATURE is THAT
THE BATH IS BETWEEN THE BED
ROOM AND LIVING ROOM.
ELEVATOR SERVICE, SWITCH
BOARD.
RESIDENT MANAGER ON PREM
Uses
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Apt. of five rooms and bath. porc':
fireplace: EXCELLENT apt. In front q
bldg; SIS month. Garage space, SD
month additional
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1926 10th ST. NV.

1925 10Th 81. NV.
JUST ABOVE COLUMBIA RID.
In an excellent residential sec
ton. Apis have been newly reno
waited throughout. including gas
range Two rooms. Kitchen and
batr: $40 to S55 month; most rea-
sonable rents I'm the city
For information apply janltor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-19
BACHELOR APIS.
anF@ ~ ~ az

Furnished apartments for men only; no.
tel service Resident manager
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i471 IRVING ST NV.

Convenient to Arcade Market
stores, bus. cars, churches. etc.
rooms and bath, s52.50 mo.
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THE MISSISSIPPI.
JA26 w at NV
THE ROCKLEDGE.

Excellent Location.
-Four room apartments: $40 ana
$50; most reasonable rentals in city
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1919 18th ST. NV.

BUILDING ENTIRELY REMODELED.
square from Arcade Market. the
alter, etc 2 rooms, kitchen, baLn'
electric refrigeration. Rents, $50,
$50 so. $57 so. $4,000.
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THE oUEENsBoRoUGH.

THE oUEENsBoRouGH.
1914 nth ST. NV.
Within walking distance of down
town departments Modern building
with elevator service; suites or /:
and rooms with kitchen ana pain;
eXceptionaliy low rentals furnisheo
See resident manager on premises
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-19

ii3s-4o CONN. AVE.
FACING MAYFLowER HOTEL.
Second and third floor apartments
~ 4 rooms and bath; new equipment,
Including range and hot-water neat
er: newly decorated: $50 and $50
CAN BE USED FOR BUSHES
AND RESIDENCE IF DESIRED.
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1918 CONN, AVE.

FRrGIDAIRE. Two rooms. Kitchen
end bath. reception hall; s48 ana
$50; newly renovated. Resident man
gser.
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THE WOODBINE.
oa2o o74a ar NJ W

Corner 9th and Cathedral Ave.
Corner building. one square from
Conn. ave opposite Catheural Msu-
FRIGTDAIRE
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IIIg X ST NW-NICELY FURNISHED
front apt. ! room, kitchen and bath. sS5.
Also rooms, kitchen and bath. S45 and 500
TAKOMA-cOzY ROOMS. PRIVATE EN-
trance: living and bedroom combined. kitch-
en-. tile bath adjoining; s2i. zoe Albany
OF Bait ave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-19

i757 SIT N.W.-TWo ROOMS, BATH.
porch. beautiful view $50. Available Au-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-19

i oUTsTDE-FoUR ROOMS. KITCHEN,
tn, ami. 1902 14th St. NV. Apply at
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6645 GEORGIA AVE
OPPOSITE WALTER REED HOSPITAL
one, two and three rooms, kitch-
en- and bath; $3.50 to $40, month:
exceptionally large. an~outSice
rooms. plenty OF closet space.
Resident manager on premises
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als 10Th ST NV ROOMS. PRIVATE
bath instant hot water, cleo; newly pa
pered ana painted; adults only.
OFFICERS FAMILY, LEAVING CITY. WILL
rent their well furnished fve-room apart
ment; attractive outlook. Phone North
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PELHAM COURTS,

PELHAM COURTS,
2ll5 ST. NV.
One square from Dupont Circle,
within walking distance of down.
town. ,.-,. -
Ants of one room. kitchen ana
bath, furnished IL desired.
Resident manaSer on premises.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


A vERITABLE LITTLE LOVE NEST FOR A
young married couple, permanent; both em-
ployed; no children; 2 large rooms. near
bath newly papered and painted; corner
house; , closets, everything furnished to
keep house; nearly all new linens, dishes,
silverware and cooking utensils. electric
lights. gas and heat free; sewing machine;
sink In Kitchen; continuous hot water un-
limited phone; electric iron and fam priVl-
lege of washing: $40 month or $40 week.
1896 18th st. ne. Lin. 6874.
WANTED YOUNG MAN TO
share small furnished apartment with one
other. Address Box 1897, star office
1913 MASS. AVE. N.W.~-TWo ROOMS,
Kitchen. bath overlooking park; ami; CEN
trally located; also storage.
6Si G ST. NE-FRONT ROOM. LARGE
Kitchen, second floor: good place for small
bab".
COMPLETELY FURNISHED 2nd-FLooR
apt IN q 3-family apt. house unusually
LARGE living room with davenport-bed over
strffcd chairs, desk, etc, large bedroom. din-
cite and kitchenette with gas range; SINK,
instantaneous hot-water heater 1anltor
service; rent sac mo-; half of double saraGe.
il desired. IS mo. Apply MANAGER 64z rev
Lincoln 1888.
APT. aio, THE ARGYLE 18th AND PARN
ri Party leaving town; room and BATH Sso'
Adams 1852
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-08-19

BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY PLACE - Oakdale
Vlll&. near Glen Echo: cars direct TO Treas
ury, 10 min. Reasonable rate Phone Bradley
2l0 WHALEN. Clarendon. Va.--Like two men
to board; make good home for them;
S3S % mCnth.
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1885 i3th ST. NV

1885 18th ST. NV.
Near Central High School. in q
very desirable nclEhoorhood' tVo
and three rooms, kitchen and bath
very reasonable rents.
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THE ROCKLEDGE.
3456 goth ST. NV.
Two rooms, kitchen, bath ana
foyer, all outside rooms; buiit-n
tubs: excellent condition; reasoneole
rent.
Resident MANAGER.
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TABLE BOARD.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

HOME COOKING. beautiful dintns room;
TRY our Sunday chicken dinners, use. 2sl2
Conn. NV, Adams a69S.
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RENT RoOMS-SUBURBAN.
ROOMS AND EOARD.

PERSIAN FAMILY VIII take paying guests
.saterc5te6 in pTactlciRg French. potomac
80 I'll q
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s0s CLIFTON ST. N.W-Newly decorated
9em with BATH private home. convenient
s7~ lines. inst h W Adams 3DTT.
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THE IMPERIAL.
1859 Columbia Rd.
Apartments Astounding in homeike
features, and DISTINGUISHED by excel
lent service and convenient location.
Reservations for october LIST now
being made Suites OF 8: ana o
ing at $50 90 per month.
Available lmmediately-6 r. q pain
Apply TO Resident Manager or
HOWARD w. PHILLIPS & CO.
GIT 18th St. Main oil
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a42e 10th ST.
Facing Biltmore ST.
Excellent apis, OF exeeptonauy
large rooms and bath. extra large
ciasets rental. S75 to $50.