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THE ALLISON,

THE ALLISON,
4425 18th ST NV.
Apt Of rooms and bath. $3.50 to $500.
801 BUTTERNUT STREET NV.
Apis. Of and 4 rooms, sleeping porch and
bath, $4,000 to s72.50.
SOUTH CATHEDRAL MANSIONS,
$500 CONNECTICUT AVE. NV. a..
24-hr Elevs Sefyiee-Switth boa fd--Res. .MGr.
..6 Ae5s 10 q i1ss 3 and rooms and BATH
THE FLEETWOOD,
3707 WOODLEY RID. NV.
Resident Manager.
Apis. Of rooms and bath, $500.
1349 KENYON STREET NV.
Resident MANAGER.
Apis. Of rooms, Kitchen and bath $4,000
LONDON HALL,
a4-hr ElevatSf ana ma sSwittEEbwcafd Service.
Resident MafSsef.
Apis Of loom. kitchenette and bath,
THE LLEWELLYN,
1924 F ST. NV
Apis Of rooms and bath, S475o to $4,000
LINCOLN ARMS,
5435 CONN. AVE. NV.
Apis Of . rooms and batk' tsa 50 10 ss7.s6
1916 18th STREET NV.
a4-hr Elevator and ewitchbpafd service
Apis of room and b6tf1 s4s Sol
Apis. of 3 rooms and bath. $7250 to s17.50.
Apis. of rooms and bath, $3.50.
NEntJrTxYFfs an
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1904 13th ST. NV.

Convenient to Areaae Market And f4tn
st. shops; s rooms and bath. porch and
garages exceptionally IafSe rooms.
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2612 CONN AVE

FRIGIDAIRE. Two rooms, hall. $50 to
$500; 3 rocms,. Kitchen and bath. $40.
Newly renovated. Resident rnaBbeef.
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FOR COLORED.
r. s2s 18th .s e. .ssix rooms path. latroDe
loie. ,21a 81. sw.-six rooms. no bath.
,iis4. .SsS Jersey ave. ss.--Four rooms.
isai Ma. Ave. n.e.-six rooms, bath, iatrobe
heats in soo9p fEfRRslE asflf ANo'
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THE RoCKLEDGE,
245e goth ST. NV.

&XOV &UL1I - I. 1NsVs
Two rooms, kitchen and bath and
foyer ail outside rooms, huilt-in tubs
excellent condition. Reasonable rent.
Resident Manager.
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WHY SPEND THE TIME RIDING
STREET CARS?
YOU Can Save Time and Car Fare
BY Living Downtown in
THE W1STERIA MANSIONS,
110l Massachusetts, Ave.
Situated highest ground in downtown section.
Beautiful and two apartments with kitchen
and bath either furnished unfinished and equipped
with Frgidaife.
REASONABLE RENTS
Apply Resident Manager or
n. H. LYON, Agent.
SOP Continental Trust Bldg
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ELEVATOR

North Cleveland. Park.
DEVONSHlRE COURTS,
Wisconsin. Avenue From Upton to
Van Ness Bts.
Just wet Of 7 gH .sn.. & , Standards
dssS: dG sf Scs ssss0n most
OUTSIDE APARTMENTS
lin practically ell cases:
and .v,,e 2bas,moSYH s.T ELEVATOR
"N piNfNase AEScsovEs
eaSaPRfeL Eh ifD M1R se sRhif biooRs
. INC1NERAToR
ana ample 'iFp Rtd1b sRRffsShs
cost Oh 0'ef RADfo0 a aaR * 1qssnef''
wired direct to wall socket.
lin each bath. ShowIH
LAUNDRY
,-and dryinE room, including electric wash
Convenient to Schools, Chain stores,
Churches, etc.
RATES.
2 Rooms, Kitchen, Dining Above
and Bath, $3.50 to $67.50.
Resident Manager on Premises
B. r. SAUL CO.,
Main 2loC cas- 18TH st. NV.
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4o EYE ST. NV.
A new f1reproof apartment
building containing / room, alcove
diner, kitchen and bath and 2
rooms, alcove diner, kitchen and
bath.
r., KIT, AND B. $40 90
2 r., x. g. B., $3.50, $55 900, $3.50
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SALE---INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY.

E isSasssss 4,s ~; lls5 sEIcK RHILniNd
neceins with the Southern r. n. and the
E; s.p,ss,5s,ns T1 n.S SsilSns Is SsSi.ss:
requiring plenty OF room and GOOD location.
Apply to, A. 8 DoNfPAAN 4 SON sos
TOR SALE OR LRAsE-i SQUARE OF LAND
cement 6uildins: soxso q. and | once buiIiid.
would make an excellent place ior n rn.
0'e hpcls suso eessrs e stc pasnt sheD
klng ST.. Alexandria. Va. Phone Alex ISL
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1sts KAIORAMA ROAp

Convenient location, near 18th ana Col.
I'd, close to stores. theaters, churches.
Seven rooms and baths, screened
porch, $50.
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1909 10th STREET NV.

1909 10Th STREET NV.
24-hr. Elevator service-Resident Manaser.
to $50 90.
Apt. Of S rooms and bath. $3.50.
APT, OF rooms and baths, $4,000.
including FTisidaire on house current.
g36 NEW YORK AVENUE NV.
rooms. Kitchen and bath. 5000.
5025 PORTER STREET NV.
AIT Of rooms ana bath, $3.50. Including
Frigidaire on house current.
THE PARKWAY,
a. gag GggsNEcTIcuT AVE; N W..
r,sc .ssf RSesident Manager.
4gb %. q L IL asd rooms and bath ssa.5o
4 rooms ana baths. s1o7.66
1918 RIGGS PLACE NV.
mA Agss q Ess re, rS g:,s sitsRs dins acovs'
MARYLAND COURTS,
NORTH AND SOUTH,
=. 9th AND MARYLAND AVE. NE.
- Resident Manager
a. gB ss 81 and rooms and bath. $4,000
THE WEST VIEW,
24-hf E1evsioT and switchbosfd Service.
Hesideht Manager
Ffiet6aire on hSuse current.
s.Apts Ct rooms, reception hall and bath,
I'd GoSs, INC,
tors
National ALSO.
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GREENSBORO,
1914 18th NV.
2145 CAL1FORN1A ST.

2 and 3 rooms, reception hall, kitch-
enette and bath. See resident mgr.
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PELHAM COURTS,
2115 P ST. NV.
One square from Dupont Circle, within
waIkine distance Of downtown
Apis Of two rooms. Kitchen and bath.
Ffs1G1DA1HE.
Resident Manager on Premises.
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327 18th ST NE

3ZI IILn ST. n. e.
Apt. of five rooms and bath; h.-w.h.;
elee.j $40 month.
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2126 16th ST NV

JUST ABOVE COLUMBIA RID.
In an excellent residential section.
Apis. have been newly renovated through
out, including gas range. Two rooms,
kitchen and bath. Most reasonable
rents in the city.
For information, apply janitor.
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1903 KILBOURNE ST. NV.

2,rooms, kitchen, dining alcove and bath
and large screened porch, $3.50.
3 rooms, kitchen and bath. with large
sleeping porch; gas snG electricity fur
nished; janitof service. SOS.
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THE ROCKLED0E,
2456 goth ST. NV.
OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK
nAnX

One end two rooms. Kitchen and bath
and foyer. all outside rooms built sin tubs
excellent conditi0Ili reasonable rent
RESIDENT MANAGER.
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2426 10th ST.
FACING BILTMOTE ST.
Excellent apis. Of exceptionally large
rooms and hath; extra large closets;
rental, SIS TO 10. Electric r6ffiseration
II desired
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stt,6iitinHeA.J -. -,

- s-.- ~ =.
sss4H II hTT-tsAtss 4 es .ss.........'ssSSgg S
lsls i1lRss Il NV aashaJIi l s9ss s.p. A. ST.
III { + tS,1s .ss9!: %s 81 4! sH siss.. Hill
i; NJ II! .l isS i:s:, S.lG hi. SS$
sss pm y i.sI Il. iti si'ss SSs'sb h;sh S
ss 81 ; .w is iSsoi hath s. slse s ssSS
ll' 9 St. 'ss tSg SIfnaajRaH Ab5h. '..''''. $500
rSsR ass /! t. MI ESSSlfl::, y EsII:E 1sSs
tsz n g. se-S fSS rooms. wst tsr .iec " sSSS
fs ~ st.. s,w.;1e foCtist bath. ........ 1920
Si5 Ess it. sw so fgSins Path S'ssth .ist..: sS
W ::vzs ssSSs,na::.. s.ssshsr $500: SssS
1877 a. Msseis 81 st. tie1S .tcofpS. xstsi.." j5sS
d NIL ssSlisss Il. s III il sgAia S
s.s.s !: H. III! 'I's' ''vss.. ..
=. ,E 2Y1FfsEs D, E92A '19Ell,, Nt q
LII l.! sdsaa AriaiS'sisI a' sRs ss.s
S MI fb bsI. slsa,.E!EgE fATh si.oo.RS
sls wa i iss!!Sb.;s Ss:ss ss %sss: S s
burners excellent condition. Unusual value
homes asHef . s.,raS' sd dG aaa IL Hs S
slss l.tbb 9 b. nv rtANr. Col. .,.,
t tSs rg si,s sstsST . CHEVY CHASE Moo
isa, X Il fAassesssSsSSlI,.n ss1s.
GOT FED-s Ho0Ms. KfTJ- BATH, YARD
newly deeoratedi $s5 mo. Main 9e6e. 1900
COLORED.
rooms and bath, located at ASS nth
St; nv: $40 month. This keiss has been
M.la sls,'s ,bA.IAs ss "a Ri St. NV.
FOR COLORED.
Home containing "a unusually iarae rooms.
paths ana lafee Kitchen: splendid con-
AN UNUSUAL
CHEVY CHASE HOME,
46l6 Norwood Drive.
c ssa S.. s s ssS.. s "a: SQUARE S.ss' ss
! rooms q bedf6ens,. Twins room 1854 tiled
| path With btilltain tub. shower and iEtufes
silsd "a sv s,s sdditehak isfse petehih &c.
bsfs real bsr gsf At liob' Der Fn month" '
CAFR1TZ,
x.zS - -
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ATTRACTIVE AND
HOMELIkE
MODERN APARTMENTS.
2l24 Eye St. NV.
rooms, Kitchen and .6sth ......... $50
f00mS rr KsSne aff ph sash west 1000
Apply Resident Manager.
VICINITY DUPONT CIRCLE
1920 21st St. NV.
Only 10 Minutes to Downtown.
Newly decorated apartments; large closets,
screened porches; elevator service.
rooms. ks ehs ana B Bs. porch ssSo
ph Eo6;s14f'9ss o S44Hff s4Eas
SOMERSET HOUSE,
1901 10Th St. NV.
One room snd bath 70 four. rooms and
bath; all lafse rooms s,n; snd closets.
Resident Manager North 576.
THE PRESIDENTIAL,
1926 10th St. NV.
q Rooms and Bath.
ResidtSnt" S Wanas an" franklin SnsPii 1910
5406 CONNECTICUT AVE.
tNey CHEVY chase circlso
Rent Hssss ne aon RniR'
CONN. AVE. AND DAVEN-
PORT ST. NV.
well sh tie Spartent wth kitchen
Kitchen TG and bath. s4s 10 ssS..s ''''
z zSPiyi d a ssii c bsssnSarl ' u:
AL-ROY,
1918 Kenyon St. NV.
Mt. Pleasant, Overlooking Rock Greek Park
24;nonr elevator and switchboard service;
ss s srs .s Ron sp 81 H go s sass
Resident Manssef. Columbia s4aS.
THE PREMIER.
718 18th St. NV.
nsna 0 sd rooms s's snd ssss
Rent reasonable.
THE NEBRASKA,
81 Randolph RI. NV.
Convenient 70 Union. Station, Govt Print.
ne nna s safn cisx mest once. rooms pantry
1920 r ST. NV.
Within waking distance Of downtown; "a.
hour elevator ana telephone service; valet
service.
room. kitchen and bath.
$3.50 and $4,000
rooms Kitchen and bath.
5000 to $500
Resident Msnaser. Potomac 1900.
WARDMAN NJ
Main $3.50.
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Co.oPrRATtyr ApAnrmrNTs

I526 l7th 81. 800. gAvANA tdf--s Low
u rooms H., b., hall. closets; switchboard
$500 below par col lsl5.W
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

UFEICED AND SIUUHUBs
tC6htinaed.y
u Il! iaa.lSgs TK.
I1s!iisl :i1s D;sfadi room.
10 rs. IL N.Y. HscRi is'i issis ~,
INTERNATIONAL
BUILDING.
1919 + STREET NV.
D. ciTtrs lCcts.sdon l.,ho.r service rsems
. .snsss s00 e. aASsnA A lsa' s fs'' f'a
- RENT-OFFiCE SPACE.
Will sfiE sSi,.a tA ms LIGHT ,cLs4s,
sSpSnsissl &c. rArtiss teisrsnc.s ssehansed
RENT-DEsk SPACE.
MAILING ADDRESS = TELEPHONE CALiS
Ha Fs.s S stt9ASsy f ys.f S.f once SO
ssssS s'sEsSs Room i, IL. 'H0E r 4 S4
9EsFfgE SPACE ron RENT 1EAs6NAsEE.
lzso 81: NV:
WANTED-DEsK SPACE.
RY LADY .oENEAEoofAT. IN .tfuHT OF.
tsi.tsssss.' &SSr.:. Box ssr q Sss
- RENT--sTOREs.
SShSsH d sSas o n GAG sppd6i S sE ~
S sls1s isi n S St DAYS ssst "..s hcns
~ s;aqzS ADJ, ezAEoEEET SisA ! Il n 1ss
issg I.th sT...33sF5EE. toFT: cFEEXR
AENkY gcAAFfEAE $50 John MArshali Pl
Sss1 .'ers sr9 As Ssi s Js A Sra.l. sSs
NEW sr3a aS., si "a i'm 81; 81 $50 PER
Ap2s5sSSo5sEIIHfs h E9SHssSNgaNhyF s sw
sIRaA covnnlb Woaksa1D,
iY3a lktfA '''''''''''''. ''s'''''s'''''ss
AfftkeK. fss5 N. Y. AVE. m. saSp. ''O
sDs V 81; N.W..sfofsE. NEWLY RfMop-
and os sO ana fSY Es aHa 0 s rs sr xoor
facins new high school
S. Il. b, sIoAF Is,! s.rg,AlT1D sE Or
sshlRstOsn' Toy r ssS ~ NV o. Northwest
ssf .i:asssS a. &c Or'Sssass' so Hs i Us
SNAIL eToRERooM. SOUTHEAST con.
r.... Az and fsnhsyivaniS ave. NV. Rent
s TM s.E S ana kGo sss , ssST sv. nScH TO
LARGE STORE ON i4th sT. NV VERY
ssss u Business a. siSSa i issRh sood ior any
sToRn PACING TWO. STREETS AT NEW
yser,sy ave- ana lat ct. NV. tsi1.sai lat
1.e. ard NV n. AND D.; H..w.H. EfEc.,
ets.l slf.S6 Met. $50. Doc eievn s sISAA'r sn?p'
1901 r. l. AVE, NE.-C0RNER STORE. ON
Sar line. Best location IN ne Fine location
IodT , dfus store or delieAtessen. Either one
s sssrs nsst doer. Fine location for barber
4 barber shop. Rent reasonable. Don't fsii
%: i b. III ,. hSt t; ys., 1901. In l. Az. NE.
About i 90 SQUARE tssti isTse "a SHOW wnina n
rear SarA Y xssHhAIssE' Sls' sssr AZ. rent
ATTRACTIVE AruRE,
- saa ism n ~, NV NV.
VERY pEeiRABtE STORE. IN THE BEST
nerthwess .sstion. suitable for any business.
PERCY Il RUSSELL co..
49,, ksAltof1,
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NEW KENs1N0TON,
14th AND CLIFTON SITS. NV.
THE MOST CONVENIENT
SECTION OF THE CITY.
diastte and b atfh, S1o . rooms, kisshen
and bath, some apartments Af southern
exposure. with large porches: electrical
RESIDENT MANAGER.
THE WOODBINE,
1889 9th ST. NV.
CORNER 9th AND
CATHEDRAL AVE.
ave opposite Cathedral Mansions. Two
rooms. kitchen and bath: three rooms
'N" 'O FRio1DArRE.
RESIDENT MANAGER.
221 F ST. NV.
showers. radio piuss. etc.
kilc FSG sn s5tf Ds,s r1HS 9t 'Ao rooms
1885 18th NV.
School and 14th st, Three rooms, kitchen
and bath, $57 so and s62.50.
DORsTAN HALL,
1900 GEORGIA AVE.
SAUL'E ADDITION.
CORNER APIS.
and room, kitchen and bath apart
ments with shower, cedar closets. porches;
some OF Spanish type. Rents from $3.50
TO sos month.
THE ASHLEY,
2038 18th ST.
Convenient to downtown, stores. schools,
churches, etc rooms and bath. $65
THE MISSISSIPPI,
1885 w ST. NV.
2nd-foor front apartment of rooms
and bath.
THE GLENDOWER,
81 9Th ST. NE.
One-half square from East Capitol ST.
Five rooms and bath h-w. h.. cleo,
janitor service; S4750 and $50 monthly;
most reasonable rents in city.
RY CO., INC,
National 1904.
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RENT tf0UsEs-FtjHNisfiEb.

RENT HOUsEs-=FUfsN1StiED.
n lslS oN1EwT1N NJlEmlNlISELY TuAs
sfn btmauprovetnerits bath With sh9~ef. lstse
oali North 1865 for appointment Tor in:
sol TENN AVE. NE.-NEATLY FURNISH.
otees laf Rsad tss u III. sh tA ib4ss fr
a. ADAMS N.w.--ATfFA0TfvELY FUR
Dapered and painted Inspection 10 to l.
ss RsENp THE sFRINu AND SUMNER II
c cfirdsI; ag VA Feb to Sept l. FhSsns
ATTRACTfVEEY- FURNISHED ROOM
sS ssS Sss.h vis's;i '' IFS. o sHs
COMPLETELY FURNISHED. . ROOMS. I
eedrq9ms: sood residential section, Collin
Frisidsife and ali mptev 81 ss's' R Ssf
asis TO risht party. Address BOX OK, star
OWNER our or Town. WE'LL FURNISH.
Very reasonable. rental long or sh6ft lease
SIN rooms, maids room. reception hall ga
pogFshes doS oas l0 ssls sh AZ Plano
completely furnished. win share. home. with
couple preferably employed. olev. Sesi::j.
1905 RIGGS P!LsAcE.e ROOMS, 2 BATHS,
sfefsnee readTed NO j5A Ra R kS64 2 ss
st.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS. b. Go rm.. furn.
Peat Pf 4s SIS iish'' city water SIS per mo
DESIRABLE. DETACHED RESIDENCE, WELL,
Macom6 st. NV. fel. 6isv. a4as 2i'
- Al
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
FOR RENT-fN FHKOMA PARK. Z ROOMS.
kitchenette and bath. porch, modem con-
veniences; SIS. Phone Shep. 9642-W
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1415 K st. NV.

McKEEvER AND GoSs INC,
Realtors
1415 ST. NV. National ALSO
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800 It'll 81. s.w. $3.50 Franklin is47.
TO 10th ST. Me- ROOMS AND BATH,
electric lights. saraee; $3.50.
.si7 lath q: .n,w.-is rooms and bath,
roomins house reduced rent.
,.o, "a LouIS r sH9EMAKE.E. a..
7i5 22nd ST. NV.
rms and III sJ'l sTsR Alsef s.T beat ''sso
rms anq saS AeiEH SR' Av siEos w peat 5000
rms 'A is Ism sTRk aF0 NV peat 'sa'''
rms, bath elect. steam heat; rear
COLoEED.
100 STREET e.W.
'U sill q STREET NV. '1'''V
rooms ''''''''''s''.'.''.,'' s,sSISe
i4iS r sTkEET NV.
M. 46S6.
4Ih AND e. CAP; r.. B.: AMI SUIT.
able for apis; excel. cond. Call 627 Mass.
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THE LEAMINGTON,
2hn2 14th ST. NV.


$500 14th ST. NV.
Most Reasonable Rentals in the
City.
Excellent location. convenient to down
town. Apis. OF rooms and bath, $50.
Elevator service.
1861 PARK RID. NV.
Apartments of two rooms. Kitchen and
200 MASS. AVE.
NEW BUILDING.
Apartment Of living room. dressing
room, kitchen, dining alcoye. serYltor;
reasonable rent. Also two rooms Kitchen
and bath See Resident Manager.
6645 GEORGIA AVE.
One square from Walter Reed Hospital.
Front apt. of two rooms, kitchen, recep-
ton room and bath, with FriEidaire.
Power on house current Resident Man
ager.
1880 GTRARD ST. NV.
Apt. of rooms and bath; corner bldg;
sS5 month.
lao CONNECTICUT AVE.
Opp. Mayflower Hotel
rooms and bath. End floor. suitable
for business and residence; SOS month
N. L. SANSB
1418 Eye st. NV.
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ls,s You .. NsNiNIAY. North .ser.
BARGAIN.
1904 A ST. NE.
ssAt i fScs s.iA hE Dss s. Can sf !.
rented out and help pay your rent, Entire
INSPECT NOW.
H. r. HOWENSTEfN CO.,
1911 II St. NV. Main oOS.
The Washington times., 1929-02-02
Births, Deaths, Marriages
CHARLES ]. GATES

Services for Charles ]. Gates, for
mer cashier OF the United States
Treasury, who died at his home, 1850
Hobart st. N. W., yesterday, will be
held Monday afternoon at 3 o'clock
in the National Baptist Church. In.
terment will be in Glenwood Gene.
terry.
Mr.. Gates, who was 60 years old,
came to Washington from Kansas
In 1898, although he was born in
Dixon, Ill. Seventeen years Aao he
was appointed chief of the redemp.
ton division, and in November,
1925, was promoted to cashier He
retired september, /, 1897, because
Of poor health.
Mr.. Gates was graduate of
Georgetown University Law School
and a member Of the local bar. He
was a charter member of the Ma.
tiona1 Baptist Church. He is sur.
vived by his widow, Mrs. Ella Gates.
and two sons, Albert W. Gates, OF
washington, and Edward P. Gates,
OF Boston.
The Washington times., 1929-02-02
VA. WIL[ PROBE
SCHOOL Rum

RICHMOND, Va, Feb. John
r. Saunders, attorney general of
Virginia and director Of State pro.
hibition enforcement, announced last
night that he is planning to make
! tour of the State to visit the
various colleges ana universities
to investigate the drinking condi-
tions there. He said that he prob.
ably will 70 first to the University
Of Virginia to confer with President
Alderman and members Of the
faculty. as well as members Of the
student body in regard to conditions.
Saunders says he wants first
hand information. It Is under
stood that he will start out on
his tour about the middle of next
week.
Governor Byrd recently asked
Colonel Saunders to make such an
investigation and to do all in his
power to break UP drinking at
places of learning.
The Washington times., 1929-02-02
MARRIAGE L1CENsEs

William II, Csmpbsll IS, and Agnes
D. cordsf, II. The REV. L. J. Turk3nE.
Noel W. sitz. "a. and Elizabeth NJ.
Baan a. Ths Rev. J. II, Hollister.
John C.. Eaker, Is, ana Margaret
Painter. zs. The kev ]. + harvey.
Samuel Robinson. 81. and Eva B.
Wiliiafns q. The Rev. c. H. Fax.
Berklsy A. Charles 90 and Lucille s.
Ashton Is. The Rev 6. o. Bullock.
Samuel ". Craig, 81, ana Frances L.
Baher. p. The Rev. J. z, BriEgs.
william Dreser. 2s. ana martina
Hsine rs. The Rev. H. II. Hennis.
Hiram W. Brown. Is. and Anna 4.
cockey IL. The Rev. d. p. McAdarhs.
John r. Collins. 81 and Evelyn Mur-
ply. 20. The Rev. T. s. Davis
William L. Norris, %. and Margaret
E. Arthur, 81. The Rev. Richard
Leroy W. Marcewn. 90. and Bsrnice
d. Mason, ~. The Rev. ]. H. Taylor.
wallace r. Enright. 23, and Gwend6-
lyme NJ, wallace. 81. The Rev. F. x.
Cornelius ii. Duncan. ID, and Liliian
]. wadsworth, rs. The Rev. Pryce
Samuel A. Porline. 81, and Eleanor
n. Bosworth 20, The Rev, J. c. Muir
Roy Mckesver, "a. and Teresa MIL
Alexander 4. tyson Is. and Roberta
Bland, is. Ths REV. A. j.. Tyler
Joseph C Reading 50, and Belle L.
Davis, 1s The Rev. E Hez SVEN.
Henry H. Eeweomb, q. and Harriste
A. Sitting. %, The Rev. q. L. Farm
Nelson Jones, Is. ana carrie ,. john
son 49, The Rev. q. O. Bullock.
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r. c. s. HUNTER

Services for Frederick c. s.
Hunter, Of 1889 / st. N. W., who
died Thursday at George washing.
ton Hospital, will be held at 2
o'clock this afternoon at Prince
George, Va, his former residence.
Burial will be at Prince George.
Mr.. Hunter, who was an employe
of the firm OF Barber and Ross
until his recent illness, had been a
resident OF Washington for many
years
He leaves two sons. Frederick and
John Hunter, both of this city; a
brother, Thomas l.. Hunter, OF
Prince George, va, and two sisters.
Mrs. r. s. Bowie and Mrs. M. A.
Williams. both of washington.
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BIRTITs

Car! ". and Grace A. Bahf. girl.
George H. and Anna H. Green. eirl.
John r. ana kathleen N. clancy.
girl.
Carl Il. ana Florence J. Jshnson. girl.
Patrick H. ana Elizabeth Griffin, poy.
John ]. ana Margaret Lyneh, boy. -
Thomas o. and Kathryn H. Tveys
boy.
Frank L. ana Annie g. Du'ahey, boy.
Daniel ana Mildred Diener, boy. -.
Walter 3. ana Nora A Gartnet, Boy.
Norman E. ana Enssr 2. ward, boye
Hatwith G. ana Jenis 3. wiley girl
chArise and Mildred Hunter Boy.
John W and Geneva Francis, .bey,
A. Lsftwieh ana olivs 3. Sinclair.
boy.
Edward G, and Mary 2. StapleA BOY.
Edward J. and Montrue G. BFasefels
boy
George D. and Nellie P. Younk, Boy.
William B. ana Jeskie T. Witte eifE
Horace A. and Genivieve Rsardonf
girl.
George q. and GLADYS NJ. weiss boy.
Samuel and Wil,iah Gillus, boy.
Robert and Berthina Cooper, Eirl
James O, and Annie Miles, boy.
The Washington times., 1929-02-02
Ex-POIicemaIl Guilty
OF Speakeasy Killing

NEW YORK, Feb. zs--hugene
Higgins. 80, pleaded guilty Of man
slaughter in the first degree IN
General Sessions. He was re.
nanded for sentence on January q.
He may receive up to 20 years
Imprisonment.
Higgins. & former policeman. was
indicted for first degree murder for
staying William Bowers, porter IN
an alleged speakeasy. Higgins was
drunk at the time.
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col. T. n. BIRCH

former United States minister to
Portugal, died suddenly at his resi-.
dence in New York city yesterday,
according to advices received here.
He was 81 years of age. AIR.
Birch had been political associate
OF the late President Woodrow
Wilson. and in 1912-1913 served as
personal aid to Wilson the latter
was the Governor Of New Jersey.
He was a political leader in New
Jersey having helped weld party
strength in the first campaign of
the late President Wilson and in
1922 was proposed as Democratic
nominee for governor
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Mann nDorfunties Listed in These Classified Columns Daily
Real Estate
NON SALE ar RENT
NO CASH PAYMENT

NO CASH PA 7 NJ
Never occupied. six rooms aud bath,
h.-w.h. one block G ST. car line. Rent,
$50 mo; sale SB5 monthly. 32l Garfield
Ave-. Riverdale M or call Hyatts. llB3.
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HOWARD son

Services for Howard e. Wilson IS
years old, who died Thursday at his
residence, IL Seventh st. s. E.. were
held at o'clock this afternoon in
st. Marks Episcopal Church. Inter-
ment was in Glenwood Cemetery.
Mr.. Wilson was assistant cashier
at the Lincoln National Bank ana
q member Of the Federal Lodge of
Masons.
He is survived by his widow and
two children, Howard E. jr., and
Eleanore ". Wilson, both of. this
city.
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DEATHS

Fred Bell 81 years. 112s Buchanan
St n w
John DManna, SIS years. george
washington University Hospital.
Rhoda n. Davis. 81, years, asia New
HAMPSHIRE Ave. NJ W.
Franklin I. Drake. 81 years, Kene-
sawt Apts. No II.
James H. Dony g years, f27 Mas
sachusette Ave n =.
Joseph Turner, 81 years, St Elisa
htths Hespital.
Margaret a Reynolds. Is ysara.
ceerEstowH HgspitaI ). n.... VS..
for Aged and Inftrn . ...a.....
Percy & AoWen. 81 ytars. rr0eiaenes.
Mabel v. studds. 81 years. 1sss wis-
Ethel 4 Drury pashieiI 81 years.
1920 r st. n. W., Apt. s26.
Julia Robinson. 90 ysafss Garfasad
Mslya beach, 20 years osors4towp
Robert Jones - years. Trssdmsnit-
Edward white. 50 years sI1s WARD
Alice E. Bell IS years. 2514 Ease
PL NJ ". -
Elizabeth Manuel. ii years. freed
Mar,s lewis. n, nnontha ehIarsn's
Elmer L chambers. months, it2f
Ninth st. Il. ".
Robert Groom months. schildrens ;
HOSPITAL
The Washington times., 1929-02-02

Ideal location-inmediate
proximity to banks, real
estate, insurance and brok-
eraqe offices, and the new
Southern Railway Build
ing-rents range from $45
per month-suites may be
arranged to meet your re-
observation-disclosures, jan
itor and other services are
OF the best.
A store facing on 18th st.
and having a lobby entrance
is just vacated, and a booth
in the lobby that simply in
vites business to enter.
See Manager in Lobby
Office.