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distinction. rot the tendency Of the age.
That being established, We then had
TO develop still further, 1t was not
enough II overthrow the arbitrary
power OF the King. It was not safe for
power TO remain in the hands OF any
single class. The English race. there
fore. went on 10 insist that power must
not remain in the hands Of the aristoc-
racy. First the middle classes. by the
reform bill OF 1882. and then the
wage earning classes. by subsequent
franchise bills. were invested under the
constitution. each man and each class.
with equal power
II is an interesting reflection to ass
at this point what is the future going
to be? Hitherto. where any one class
has abused power in Its own tnterest,
the remedy has been TO invest the class
below II with power TO protect itself.
Now every class is invested with power.
The wage-earning class Is the largest.
The future Of the country depends yer,
greatly upon how the various classes,
Evening star., 1928-02-19
Bird Lovers DcmauI
Protection of tier0nS

German }>vs'g,> VI clcx;> are u, - ar;cS
over Al St;acS etl.S made ey csSsssEsSS
interests o. the hSySc. esa@ts:>,, bird
gwen cSgSgl.l Legal i,sSAss<1fcs, ~ Astses~
Ia ana G;Asy Countries Tess eSyNS>S -
the NrxlsNs Na,scy, III IVES: Sl>A,ts have
been accused ~ destroying Q,aEses> Iss.->s-
hsrS ~ FISH. and \ e>>sirTy y. = gssESS
per head has aeSC ssatSG ~ tHessl Ire
descssSey> ~ the csE>Hs> Ss<>sags tHaE
II has esSN ,Ns>$sei, ~ G,sC>gS<,s sksSA Mime
fisheries MsGstSUs e'.>srss,issSsGsS the ss1-
MS ihege, aud CLAIM shsg ESere - ac
nseI IL XII oIf tAA elyySS
Even t0S cr>rs>s1 cE<,w .saS lES G'~
tsnGeyS IL Germany, A lSySe :>UnsSrS NJ
the black msrauSsgS have eSa;s Ss.IeS
lately ~ meS2> ~ ES,s>IsssI SSS>,
Friends ~ the cccW GSl>cyV tss> sgactsSS',
claiming thas n spite " It's ,;aSs,9etsI
r,lSSnsesclsS ard tAsSN 2>S ssSc,SS, u ><t1
ea> Us C>ssa,S,eSsaar,oS QSegs,Sss>$ As
Destroyer ~ tse,3 GlSeS aHG similar
yeg,niU
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the sense OF the necessity for order
probably did more than any other two
qualities TO make the British race do
what il has done. The passion for lib-
erty meant that there vas an lntoler-
ance of arbitrary authority. AS result
Of this We had. first, the barons COM
b4ning and establishing their liberty as
against the arbitrary authority Of the
King and then We went OH until final
~ We had a King. At the time OF the
Stuarts, who challenged what had been
won already By the race In the way OF
individual liberty, and so We had The
Civil War, resulting in Cromwell.
Contrast that with what happened in
France about the same time. In the
very century In which the French con-
ception of government had eliminated
in the despotism OF Louis XIV we were
establishing once and for all that tho
King or the government could raise no
money without the consent OF Parlia-
ment. II was the race which made the
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"Ncw Comet" Found
To Be Camera Error

The new comet" that Was an
nounced recently as having been dts
covered by an astronomer named Fill
poff In Alsiers was not "A comet At all.
but spurious image on u photographic
plate This announcement Was made
here today by DIR, Harlow Shapley, dt.
rector of the Harvard t.'lese Ohserva~
tory. which acts AS the AZ 9r,can clear
ing house Tor news oI astronomical
discoveries
The original announcement OF the
supposed discovery Was received from
the International clearing house Al
Copenhagen. fr0m which word has
Just been received Ut the mistake A.
4 result. the nfst comet discovery Of
isas II yet 10 be made,
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Italians Plan Han
on Tips at Hotels

That aeVc&s>N Ws>sseS~i& c<ssSst.s-
nsAtsNN ~ u tyssseSS A>NSsS Is ksNsSsS>SI
lyA,S Rattan stNS.S,rtSS have eAea c>Sn-
m,sssI IL the n>s~tGc pgtsstss&s fC~ S>gse
si,ue~s0 yer Gems aeiyS added 81 she
bill NJ the guest Sox SgasusEsS> ~ sAa
servants NseSStS have. n<'WsNss, fEssot
ServlSe greatly nas@vssa by ,ls>sseSSts
SlSsf Nu.s>>n NJ SUPPLEMENTARY s,sN> ffse
hotel mSnS A>S>sta1kaA syA> ssSW dSNkSS&
n >vSten> NJ ,N,usltgeS NtasSa is ~ SsN>AS
wtO make shs >0lsSAgS>>s>AA - ESSNS ssSssSS
effective AaN hassi waiter MN aS~
eesNsS sIp ats>6 d atSynsSSsNd Wttssssss
the SSrvke sSNN(&S 81 WatSa ~ ~ NM
maiN eEtSt.sa tae h>ssSi i&VssssetcT
Mn <'<sslnssaanyxaS glse gASEkS ~ a so,
ey his sanps,Ne mass pay a nns eeesAi
tc the sssaslnt ~ tae eassNsayeS SsSNtc@
e>liGS - the nAss>sSAal AiRess .l4.Na
Evening star., 1928-02-19
BY FREDERIC WILLIAM VILE.

Herbert Hoovcrs band wagon is now
hitched close 70 the stars. Washing
ton astronomical authorities have just
had brought 10 their attention that one
OF the most newly discovered asteroids.
or starlike planets, has been named
after the Secretary Of Commerce. II
was christened "HOoVeria" by the Uni
yersity OF Vienna in gratitude Tor MIR.
Houyer's distribution oil food. after the
arnisiice In 1918 10 the hunger -Strick-
en- pop,ilation of the disintegratlng Aus
trian Empire.
The new asteroid was discovered by
Prof. J. Paiisa, now deceased. on March
%. 1920 It's provisional name was
1920 CIV" More than two years later
on August l3, l922~-it was announced
In Vienna by Prof Paiisa, a member of
the astronomical faculty Of the univer-
sity there, that IL had been decided tc
exDress Austrian gratitude 10 Hoover In
almost unprecedented fashion. The Of
flcial bulletin Of the astronomical FAC
ulty contained the following notice:
In order To perpetuate the memory
Of the assistance which America
through Herbert Hoover. gave IL the
people Of Austria, especially IN behalf oi
Vienna and the members OF the Uni"
versliy Of Vienna, the Academic Senate
0f the University Of Vienna has named
the planet g32 1890 GV) 'Hooycria I"
Chased az Planets.
The planet D32" means that "Hoove-
ria II hateriod 1882 IN point Of dlhcoy-
cry. IT, date. according to Or. Howard
Sfap!ey distinguished head OF the Iiar-
ward College Observatory at Cambridge
about 1900 asteroids have been found
and named ''HooYcria." DR. shapley
informs this writer. has been Included
IN all 0fiicial lists nf asteroids beginning
With 1923 The records for the whole
astronomical world are kept by tht
"Rechenlnktitut" al Berlin.
The most popular definition of an
aateiold. according Ia Smithsonian IN
sti,ution officials at Washington. ik that
III star which does not twinkle and
/. therefore not Visible except through
telescope" Asteroids comprise IA
, numerous body of small planets which
move among The ilKed stars and whose
orbits lie between those of Mars and
Jupiter. Asteroids are also called
"planetoids" and minor planets"
The flfst astefOld VAS discovered. bS
an Interesting coincidence. on the flrsi
night of the nineteenth century Jan
uafy !. 1901 by Kepier The name
astroid' was suggested by i3if William
Irfehei soon aftetwald because It
Hrhns "starlike' and Indicates that
! though they are really planets, "anter.
| oIdh" appear like staIs The fitst asteFe
! did ~aA called "Ceres" Thereafter and
/ f0i many years newly discovered ahtef~
! oids were named exclusively aitef Greek
mythDIogiesi heroes
| 10 Mile Diameter,
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40 Mile Diameter

A. famous GALAXY III them Ii known
AS The Trojan group and includes
asteroids named Achilles. Agsmemnon.
patfochis, Hector, Hesior and Pfiamus,
Tie sia III them are fslfbratsd because
they keep alHs.s st approximately the
Evening star., 1928-02-19
REAL STORY OF ECONOMY
LIES IN WORKERS SAVINGS
sS5.OoO,ooo Cut i'll Spending Looms
EMPLOYEES Thrift Tells Graphic
Story of Sacrifice.

tl.!ns else. He suggested economy as
6 new idea. just discovered. and he pic
ture6 il as the most desirable thing in
the world.
Praise and Poetry.
Then Gen Dawes was succeeded by
Gen. Lord. Gen. Lords methods have
been rather different. but just as eftec-
tive Nobody but Gen. Dawes could
get away with Dawes speech, but Gen.
Lord has found that one does not have
Q be a Dawes to run the Budget Bureau.
Gen, Lord has adopted the policy OF
praiSing the boys instead Of cuSsing
them out. He has coupled economy
with patriotism and somehow has put
across the idea that while only one
man at time may BE- a President. it
lies within the opportunity of every
man in the service to Use 4 pencil dom
70 the last Quarter-nch He para
show how the folks in the Government
service have saved their pennies
We went in with 4 swlnc ss Ne Ia 'ed
That c"Nl,ini be done AMI It
He breaks up his speeches on the 0rv
subject or economy with funny stories.
and ne leads up 10 a crashing CreScendo
which ends abruptly as he drama;i-
,ally quotes passage from James Rus
sell Lowell
>tcadfasi and silll nor paid with
fnCI:al praise.
Bi finding simplest :c@0aiNcH>c
fOr hie uncdTl3u3e8 expense
In work done sGuareiy and unwasted
DAYS
He makes a good speech and man.
ages 10 get himself and his hearers
worked up TO a high degree Of en-
thusiasn over economy He fulfi!ls
at once the role of an embattled orator
and college cheer leader who is try
ing TO put pep into the old team, down
there on the gridiron. struggling for
victory. So far he hasn't suggested a
yell. But it wouldn't be surprising tt
hear the cabinet officers ana the ex-
ecutives at the next business meeting
of the Government cheering their heaos
Of somethir ike this.
Rah. R3h Rah
k4h Ran k-e-r-e-
ksn kah. Rah,
E-ss-O-fl-U- -nI-ec
NoOJDeCkers
torTc.Dulldcnoe Club.
Two Per Cent
Iean-TeaEl-Team
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BY FRANK Fl. SIMONDS.

- ERLIN.--In Germany. too, one
= talks about the Anglo-American
conflict
Evening star., 1928-02-19
BY REN MckELWAY.

IT IS probable that soa;e future leN:-
cograpller Will write down after the
L word Economy.
Evening star., 1928-02-19

|, and especially those which include the
greatest numbers, will exercise tbs
power which they now have
Evening star., 1928-06-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

DUPONT CIRCLE. 1879 18Th ST TWO
fo0ms completely fur. In H. ami hes-
1903 PARK RD. --and FLooR Apr. rms.
kiIenene,te snd bath electricity. con, hot
water, phone.
roya. w ROOM AND PATH rpm: APT GO.
ssa per mo- June is-oct, ID. Georgia 2soo
1904 PARK aD. End FLOOR Apt. 4 RNs,
water. phone,
iist sf9 eT .E.g.--A ATTRACTIVE ! Eos2Ns
1is.sts TiaktM1 sEeSks g5k LAa6 Eoohs bAE n,B
lsa Carroll AVE- 80 s,,epsbhsrd sb M Malf7 w 49,
PIX sg ,sE.fe.s Eeaps :, sJ Ssp
ssa @ if9sg Ese' & or eId sssdentD I'm nsssssf sSsl P
SPECIAL .PitoPoeiTion To FgwLYWEDe
vacuum slsgs' "oi seins. ds.ts 9r is@ps' sts,
N tbs Buchanan Apts,, 462s lsth IT,. ng
' X IL. @ w:s psst hps ."a ssas s.'e8 sys '1s
sn s9 hal. sn w. s,tts PA. Ia sise aas s9% sS 70
!ia, izls 9 nwss ROOMS, KITeHEaETrTEE M sass,IrrE
,ss roo rso,ns, ,'ss ssros. + sss s '''' 'e' "''D'
sos 2ia W. NV LArtdE. nrIDnLt
a,sy ao f2ei, hsni, aoo4 stfs ana o''a's eS'h
=
Sos aist NJ W. '. pfs0mT, i LARGE ROOM.
sIIeha1etts, bath t5aSo mo, Apply zuoT
2iia Ii aT NV -ErsohT APARTMENT, q
larsa' Mi41t fo0ma, Kitchen hath kas anS
sfzs@&~s ~ FezsesTsssssar
KEDHIGE. 1901 k HT. NJ w, ~ FHQfsT APT
gos One large fsom bath, drssslng Fs2aD!Iaa'
cool Airy. VEIL. PuHRIsftKD ON 18Th
III Hsikhts, ~ nnttynishsd rate. Apt xIg1t
The Hith, 1871 Euclid u, NV Col, pnesss
LIVING Room, HEDhO0M KITCHEN
dining fG0m, bsth, FfiEidaiTs, plano pllfs
came a We pay uHftnisHsd Main ssa0
fga. THE ALABAMA, lllh And Il NV
fv9 f9oms, kitehsaa hath, hsll, ftont1
seatthssa seat g,,,, ese9.a,s Ans gls* hsh snd
issa KENYON y, BLOCK tath A pAnk
Ed,~z OF fsTRes Gaal Ta9Hlsr E0mpletN
fsp3' isb b spa 1851 my V' '"'
l4Iz KEHNfI5Y DETACHED RESIDENCE,
Ind n0pF nf~ lpTnitngs) living g9ani hsdr
room. klpRen, tie bsth with Ak9wer, IN
elased a9Feh, assF Rock ugssk Para, huA
and cara, AaalAa Aiefs
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ONE-ROOM APARTMENTS
Furnished or unfinished.

FuFniSncQ or OnturntSneQ.
So14 Conn. Ave. NV.
Each apartment has combina-
tion living and bedroom. dining
alcove, kitchen and bath; equip
ped with electric refrigeration.
kitchen cabinets. dining alcove
furniture and Murphy bed IL de-
sired. All in perfect condition.
Several larger suites available
II desired.
Garages Immediately in rear
at $500 per month.
Cost OF electric refrigeration
paid for by owner.
| rm.. kit. d. a. & b. $40 to S42. 50
Furnished $50 to $S2.s0
z rms, kit, d. a. & b.,
$3.50 to 5000
Furnished ..,.......% 5000
) rms, kit. d. a. & b. $3.50
Furnished ......... $1,000
~. +. SAOL. CO.,
Main 2l00. OPS 18th St. NV.
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APARTMENTS 90 FUR. AND UNFUR.
3.RooM. APARTMENT. SLEEPING PORCH;
Furnished or unfarnished: ami; new home;
facing cins woods 1915 Quincy st, NV, Adams
900 9th ,sT. Me- OUTSIDE ROOMS;
ii!gnt and AIRY sink and ranse; near car
,e,, =. s.,. sxs;.s---~.r
share AZ spt two large rooms. kltehsnsite
fWo ROOMS, pINETTE. KITCHEN AND
esth ssinh ssto Massachusetts, ave. Potomac
LARGE ROOM AND KITCHEN WrrH Gas
$40 ana sas, ia1s irvins ST. NV.
aotner Ms nf furSsrss soTo AT sSSyE Soos
divide elevator. See jsni.ar, Col ss7s, "
2i9e r ST NV. AND . LARGE ROOMS.
trslty tsR ans prS.,ste bath lars. closets s.s
1884 HARVARD ST, NV ROOMS. BATH,
p0rch. continuous hoI water. furnished or
nnfnrnished; low rent.
DS3,wNyowN,-iali 18th ST. ,N,w,-.Two
ehette and porch; first and second floors,
EARN PART or YOUR RENT. TAXING
Tssc Tse o' star sStn,ascn n, or rooms Address nox
AttSSRElMfss%s llesssa%;s,. SMb SsMsb ,ss room. ROOM slIs
kitchenette, bath, balcony, aaa: 4 rooms,
kitchsn, bath porch, saa, Adams lsia
o27 ST NE-~FuRNiaHED on uNFUR.
,ssnf ,nsnfsn. neatly arranssdI SOU exposure;
1901 ist N.w,-TBREE ROOMS AND nArH,
bsaars Ct s'ssi1ss ss s.ar: :op:scES ocoek 'AHs
aaat nth ST Nw.g~2 nEnRooMs. LIVING
room, nreakfaat porch, reception hall, kiteh-
en-, hath modern apartmanl nicely f,r.
nils.hned, s7oi unfurnishsd, $50; adults. Col
laAl HARVARD sr, FRoNT Apt. THREE
large rooms, hath, kit,. rec hall Also two
rooma. Kit, hath, fur, Resident manassr,
loo saso PARK Nn.4 AND % ROOMS,
apartment house; adults. ~" -"' "'''''
ViLL4Rp copRTa, 1915 .iJth ar.-N.w
ehs.rful s.ess. sGSsoms aga bath, hr,aht
- Main Iaso 81 North SSiT, WV W.
1872 aoth vt, .,agvMIsAI, !. 4 AND NooM
kltehen sld bath apaFtmenta keasarAbIe
r,snts ,spts Tor summer Anpls iantteT, o. Main
resss-aa -
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CLOSET. kitchen ana bath free from the hla9-
semfortsSis f One On fo SIoeS from te itth q snq ear
me. n Rsssident manager Apt. 500, Telephone
sac NEWTON PLACE NV.
apartments Of one and two rooms, Kitchen
ana bath plenty Of liehs and air and stlll AZ
sssr Apt l. Tel columbia 500. sS,''"' "'"
ms N. Y, AVE. NV
rooms. Kitchen and hath: cool and comfort
dosern%@sns % Saiidinas. @ % pisssroanas. e stores ss
and and ether sogvsniensss, See jsnitor on
reception han. Kitchen bath; h' sunny % and
spaeious: service excellent
iaia BYE ST. SE.--s ROOMS AND BATH
horhaod Open for Inspection. saf 50, J.
RpkEx sH%dELps' % ,nsn; nwnes; ITO i1'h at NV.
THE LANiER, lIIs LANlER PLACE Nv
rehniShadi second floor, cheap rent. Janltor,'
ans NORTH cAPfToIs--t ROOMS, kITcH-
SsS Sns's ss,S orss Kew ss sSrsS ssGss ossso
iaaa COLUMBIA ROAD FIRST FLOOR
fronts four rooms and bath living room
lsSis ieet TIVE larse hsdrooms' reception
manAeer, Ant, 2,
aooi PORTER ST NV, APT sea :
Beautiful apartment, newly deceratsd iw.n
woopRinuE, aaad NEWTON ST, NE
tive many added conyenienees, anil =
rooms, kitehenette, bath convenient cars
and bus.
rWo LARGE ROOMS. C0NrLisTE KfrCH.
en-, bath eAs electricity, h.-w,h, Included,
kAa, aNaa 10th Il, nv. near anElng ri,
TWo ROOMS, KITCHEN. nAcR PcRCH
sE,ssssri sss is7i Aossaals st. ne ugS.ln
Rooms, FIRST FLOOR s.rAMiIy
house furnish avn hsat adults preferred
1850 iryine -, NV, Col 1SsS ias
iies L Nw,v~i or . LARoE IsAla, Kfr,,
bath new hners. paper,. paint faelne park
convenient downtuwni sa0-s6al Adnlta ies
CoIOnkn-Ta rms, nATH, RACK PORCH,
all modern improvements, hrst h00r, ianltog
services $40 nauife 81 Que nv, Apt 1
WoonRlnlEy q nooMa. KITuueNErrF,
sink and ust of hath aah per mo aaNa n I
ave ne on car line rh PatemAe SiagsW
TO-
90 10th 81 NK "a nRInHT RoaMa, rIfE
hath, rear porch, ANIL adults preferred
reasanahte, t0s
alt r ST N,w,wa RooAlA Ann nATu,
ftletlF modern Apply nEnEN'a LUNCH
efi0M far KEY, a5s Rn.w
hnynoN n NEAR 18th ST NV
large outside ems, kltohenD hath $40 40
iarss outside Em bath $50 80 see msT,
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1850 ath sT. NV.

rooms kitchenette and bath.
5000 io'
qias 7th sr TAKoMA Park. u. CAT.
tractiyely furnished apt, three rooms. bath
and Kitchen reasonahle. uegreia 72s.
SUMMER MONTHS ONE LARGE Rcs1M
sd1 fSs ao@sfsft. per pefis'' isoi ia.h' sas 70
fai two 'I.a looms me', ana fiteben !" am'ii phone
inclnasa ne" corner home feaAonnlhts'
100, THE wooDLEY ~-coof., SHADY, Coa.
heF hDaftment, rent until October, Twins
footn. dining room two bedrooms, one with
Twin beds kitenenetts. bath saupned tof
only, rent free 20 June IS TO-
iLyfnd tto2M. BEDROOM. KITCHEN, DIM
ss.' ~ asy sath rrfI.Sse gees saPs X, as
- ap9,s psg apsrssnra .,,s ms,a 49, f sv,
month Or VIII sell furniture separately
''4''"A +.' 3 ~Eser, sis lalh st NV 10.
saa 32ax s bs.A 49 sas 3"an"T ln'S. d. ..
d CARROLL AVE, rAKomA Park, MD. -
9ad dsfei oop Po@s svo "sss norahsn s.e '
rooms sgd balh'. suitable ! or girIsi CON.
nI:.ih n.ehns u;2iHse 6a w. ssss 2p Vsstf' T,"'
% 1raeIsss and ada asmpslsy ss N furnished A oA s.rae
from. apartment. fl00 per. Potomac 44AS
rErwonTtt = EhTliaf and FLOOR pIti.
clean. modern, airy sink a93s Georgia
eye, ptNt I0s
isi4 NJ sT, NV. THE PLAYHOUSE. ONE
3, 'Es res e bIss apartment ais" 'sd'o' Phone
40 = slB WAnpMAN PARK ANNEX ~
Jnne sept, cool larss Twins porch 10 WIN
doYa idsal outlook two adults .,.-...,7i To- o.,
THR HARDWOOD, i746 K.eHIK LARGE
slrv rooms Hnmmer months reasonable
rental Fhons Frank $3.50 Apts 40; lu'
i9a7 n BT. NW,~~s LARGE Ho0Ms, KIrpH,
eli ana bath modern, clean, ea0l and fur,
gishad handsoEiely snd oomnlstsly seeonsa
infludins Faa and iisht North 1910 las
OVERLOOKING 18th ST., NEAR PARK
4 +" g. b. cool, attraetivsi \ agpostlresi
beautiful lava, flowers. $3.50 Brown NV
sgn ksdTaen ''m san sarl9p n'o wtb fosns bed cail
II sn9lsbs9a 9a Gsll col aias2' at pss's3fp"w s3f wsad.
nall Fsfk .hnnss 10.
LADY on dENTLENAH, LARGE nEp,sIf,
4aW ka nF
Evening star., 1928-06-10

f%29 QUINCY g<2ysly Teans. 6oubie ned pfi.
g91s leF&3eg5 n6ag s5soWsFa S21 So Ca
Ft45, GaFaaf. nBeals near
Evening star., 1928-06-10

sszh EYE FGg business woman not easily
- sti2Esfi f@9-l3giEE rosn, BF1yats bath ali
cs.f1ffstts Stsss aaf4 szBrsggs Franklin nm
1854 EPgIHfg FD Furnished. large foo,n,
> seD1EE E9FCssi fAHly pspeFef sBd painted
> ~ t. 81 Is chi a742
Evening star., 1928-06-10

CLEVELAND PARK front rooms. End
1o0r. private, detached home: baths. to-
startsneogs hot water. Convenient, C1eF.
Evening star., 1928-06-10

1895 CALF. ST. NV. A DELIGHTFUL
cIosstst corvsnisntiy Icrs..a an9 0@'h' ~ n.es
Evening star., 1928-06-10

2gzS 1854 SsT. NV. APT i--LGrge furnished
yoon1 suitable for tive gentlemen; board II
desired Ifs
Evening star., 1928-06-10

x2if *. r AVE AW,-C0anf0ftabie thlre-
aook ro0fns SIC; ball room adjoining, IS
CONNECTICUT AVE CHEVY CHASE -LarRe.
FaGweF Cleveland s4DG-W a2*
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fi3s AI,LlsOK sT NV af bright, front
epo1 g1lsd Fs9sHs, sf,GtheTn exposure itFas
lrpab3e Adams t24s
Evening star., 1928-06-10

CLAREMONT APT. 3s3i 2sth ST. NV
Four unusually large. bright rooms. tile
bath: perfect condition: beautiful location:
rsar Wardr'sn Park; very reasonable Col.
1874 Ant 40
Evening star., 1928-06-10

lssi CALIFORNIA 81. sWs-gsry desirable
fsfk Teefns Hiee sati9sk. vel kept; neat 80
DgtAs tWs eED3NgFss.
Evening star., 1928-06-10

fz2@ VERMONT hYK TisaBsE Clrete~At-
fK8ntfKe, "a gEfgFt&bis roam. 28G fto9f. also
EsseBgsnt agaft@eet ~ two rooms, batb.
3f1z I9h f'f NY Double o. single, nelt
ES4As f1AAfEg water 10 room ihk 0ps
fl0nst. FIT sahg ~ lfs- eleN.
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1895 COLORADO AVE. Nw.-DESfRABLE
apartments with electric refriFeration az
very reasonable rental See jsnitor or eall
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f446 ST NV TWO BRIGHT. OUTSIDE
rooms. kitchen. bath. inst. h. ", gas. else.
inchsded; $40 Clean and duiet.
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APARTMENTs-EuR. AND UNF.


1850 N ST. NV r b.. GOOD COM
dition Very low rent
n. e. Ryor Co, f2f9 ~ Y Ave NJ $780,
APARTMENT on TWO ROOMS. BATH
slranIe and conyenient location. northwest
section. Phone West 2s70. i6s
rAKoMA PARK. APARTMENT. CARROLL
Manor Unfurntslfed. rooms. bath, garage;
rooms, bath. gara9e; rooms. 2 baths.
garage: priced $40 to s65. Also ftirntsher
47-C Carroll Manor. Shepherd 256s-W
SEE THESE BEAUTIFUL
APTS.
24l0 10th St. NV.
Large, new apartment bufIdtna. overlook-
ing Rock Creek Park, near the Million DOL
lar Bridge. Furnished and unfurnished. 2
rooms. kitchen and bath: buIlt~tn Furniture
that has never been installed before con-
venient to car lines and bus lines; low
est rent in neishborho0d. See manager
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Z RocKssoRo APARTMENTS.

All outside we'll ventilated apartments Of
one ana two rooms, reception hail. kitchen
ana bath, equipped with Friaidaire; 34-hour
and i4th 81, car lines and one block from
nus Tines: very satisfactory rentals Resi-
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Ts7 p s~. NV ~~Lafse. attFa1tiveiy fur
sssned fcCras second floor, for one or two
aeYNelYaE f2s
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CHEVY CHASE. b. G New. detached home;
yoeag couple; next bath wtpdows con-
genisnt z ear lines as mo. 503i 4ist nv.
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s5EhE tsth akB cOl1JNEtA RD. ..~-Three
fG9l e84sYstIs perfectly Furnished rooms
oqe viz kssfDjhs bsfeb. sp sepssDisnessj
. ekegsEEes f5eeesEsFy (lgt 1891
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AVAILABLE TMAfEDTATYLY-DELTG
~partment, directly overlooking Potomac
PARK and Lincoln Memorial. LARGE living
room with Murphy bed and dressing closet.
dtnette, kitchen and bath; southern ez-
oo7ure: four windows. 604 the Riverside.
Franklin 1914
2slo nth ST. ME- CONNECTING RMS,
e9.rs.cs rcv,h 19a, 81 '"iSHeS' P'N
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1894 KILEogREg PL4 hW.-~LAFge, second
Eoog front TWIN beds, cont. hot water an.
limited phone private home. Col. 1eSs,
s7sS RglEOUaMK PL. Mw.-~c0mfortably
furnished focna In private home; cont. hot
MaLRIs MlLlnalen nhane. Col ZAaa.
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a555 EUCLID 81 near 18Th and Col I'd
I$eNsgsk2@ fRgEsl roam, sm4 h0nge4ikk3 fsas
fgpREie esF lines Cd 4GAs
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THE FAeApAY APARTMENTS.

INuU NTVFHk OF INV,
All outside apartments Of one room. bed
closet, kitchen and bath; free from the bias-
ing sunshine. yet thoroughly ventilated aud
comfortable. One block from 18th ST. ear
line. Resident MANAGER. Apt. 800, Telephone
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i701 ST. sE.-Tv"0 ->1cy'.-; k f-1Rrj-
ecre-ne1 @orc-; a.rr.'. T-l Aus-.t@ tn1T-J
TAxOMA PARy-FoUR FfPsT-FI0OR
ro7nl5- AMI. hatN' r~1r rsrs zrd sores
en-; ~erg~- svsuahl.. IS sac v.,iin ave
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S"5 PUcTkTAN ST. Nw--Two ROOMS.
Kitchen and bath. with sleeping porch; $40.
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ROOM. KfrcHENETTv AID BATH.
-"s'lahls June IS. S2s. Adams 3l9s. 5723
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NEAR DUPONT cTRCLE~~Attraetiye corner
room cool. flfan, nicely furnished In mod
ffu nome with eyeF9 convenience; excellent
I00ol yNFE feA sotiaalA. Decatur A15A
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kkAH 10Th AND r. | AVE. NE nicely far
Dtshe1 room With sla pari0T and hath nd,
sdnlpg suitable for employed couple Phone
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1925 18th ST NV Lovely LARGE, cool r0ongi
R"Tbs 81 saitte. 5Fisats hath shower; sg-
teiisnt meals well appointed modern home,
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DON'T MISS THIS OPPORTUNITY OF
securing , large newly decorated rooms. ex-
csHent location. close to car line: ami:
shower hath; southern exposure: facing on
nrsntllul Maryland ave. Apply at once. $40
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'2ie NEWARK gT., Cleveland Park--c0oi.
,eeond-heof room, shaded by oak tree 70
,eBtleu&n CIey 1881
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''tsi As'D PARK ED-c POOMs. RrTCH-
~ hs'h as perch. 40 4 rooms Kitchen
~"H hatr. SIS. A r~nnt1. siteN-n. hath ami
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sP.RTN-NT, TvP-E rOo'fs BFgay-
fsst is .orch. electricity, sas' sf5 a mor,h-
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- EEyT YORK AVE Nw.-s ROOMS AND
hs+A. i---e Hs~k n5r~a. ~e1t. hw ans re-
fri--r-''or Trrui7N-|; sil. is'
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RooMS--FuRNIsHEn.
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(Coutinued1

1HR ETHELHURsT, 18th and L n.w.-Bed- :
lytng. room for lady; $40. Cali Franklin
18th STREFT-Twn attractive rooms. privnte