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FRANCE DECIDING FACTOR

WASHINGTON. June P, CAPD Upon Frances response, more than any other one thing. rests the future of Americas s offer for a one -yea. holiday II war debt re- para tions payments Great Brit ain has already expr essed her sym pathy for this proposal and Ger many has expressed her apprecia . ton.
 Republican and democratic party lea ders have forecast that the next American congress will pass necessary legislation for world wide reaction. for the most part, now looked upon as favorable.
 Diplomatic circles in Washing ton believe the responsibility of the next step. rests with France. President Hoover declared that be had req son to think the French at titude would be favorable. h ad- dition to this Mellon's couferen ces informally with French re- presentatives and n smoers of th er nations have reported to have brought forth, encouraging com ment.
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WILL NOT ANSWER

PARIS. June g, (AP)-Not before before tomorrow will Fran ce write reply to flowers pro- posal for a debt paymen holiday.
 The French cabinst was unable to reach any decision about the nature of the proposal, and the text of the answer will be drafted at special meeting to be held to- mo rrow.
 Premier Laval. upon request, commented that the eyes of the ca,phtols of Europe and of the Uni ted States were on Paris. for from France the next step is expected in the big development of the re- pa rations situation.
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THANK NOME FOR COURTEsIEs

The following message was re- ceived this morning by the Nome Nugget. from the men of the crew ol the coast guapd cutter "Sho- shona', which aparted southbouud from here this afternoon.
 Cutter Shoshooe
 Nome, Alaska,
 June 23. 1s31. The Editor Nome Weekly Nugget Nome. Alaska. Dear Sir:
 Through the columns of your pap CT we wish to thank the citizens of your fair city for the many kind n essss and oour aSies shown us during. our altogether too short stay. We all nope for q return to Nome. in the near fuure- GREW OF THE SHOSHONE
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TUESDAY irELsG7 0Slc
TELL NATIONS GET GOING

WASH HlNGTON. June 2, tAP1 here sought to speed up the ratification of the morator- ian proposal, to maintain with un dtmiaishei force, what they saw as an already uaterializing eeo1o- mic improvement. Secretary of State Srimsou warned the nations. taare must De ba-baining of that plan, and t must be acted upon quickly. n order to pull this old old void out of the present. busi- ness morass, into which it has sunk.
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7 APPLICATIONS SOUGHT

TOKYO, June 23. (AP)-Aa application seeking a permit for Lindbergh to land in Japan was filed today it was learned through Japanese correspondents. Lind bergh's application stated he ex- peeted to come to Tokyo via Alas ka. Kamchatka Peninsula ana the Kurile Islands. From Japan he in- tends to go to China.
 Another application was nled to
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Arrive at Berlin

BERLIN, June 2t. (AP)-Post and Gatty completed the first lap of their round-the-world flight when they landed here at 2:30 Eastern Standard Time. after stops at Han over and Chester. England. twen- ty-four hours after their departure from Harbor Grace. New Found land
 Officials welcomed the airmen with flowers and a bottle of cham paigne.. They broadcasted their greetings to the United States as soon as they left the field. Mrs. Gatty heard her husband send all his love. They intend to stay here all night and continue their flight tomorrow.
 Nome. being on the itinerary of Post and Gatty, is getting busy and plans will soon be announced as
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MONDAY
PRICES EISE

NEW YORK, June 22. (AP)- Commodity prices showed a good security on the opening Of the market this morning. il response to Hoover weekend proposals Of debt payments. Advances of from two to two and half dollars dol lars were common and from two fifty to three dollars in leading stocks per bale of cotton.
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PLANS GO ASkE"
FEIEDRICHsHAFEN, Juno 2s,

FK1EDRNHSHAF Jun6 ssS' (AP)-Plans to meet the submar inc Nautilus" in the Graf Zeppe- lin have been aba ndoned by Dr. Hugo Eckner. it was lea rned in d statement given today by him to the press. He stated. though. that the zeppelin may make six-day cruise into the Arctic regions. next mouth, on a scientific mission.
 Eckner said that the mishap ps suffered by the submarine elim- mated the possibility Of meeting at the top of the world.
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STRIKERS KILL.

PITTSBURGH, June 22. tAPD- One man was killed and seven in juTed in a pitched battle batw zen striking coal miners and deputies seeking to enforce a court order pro hibiting picketing at the Wuwood mine near here.
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WALES BIRTHDAY TOMORROW

LONDON. June 22, (APD-The Prince of Wales will celsbrate his 37th birthday tomorrow, still a ba tchelor Britain seems to have ccspted the situation as Anal decision. There were not even the usual crop Of rumors about en- gagameuts. He has made uo spec tal plans for the day,
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PASSENGERS ABOARD STEAMER DERLAY

Passengers reported to be aboard tbe steamer Derblay of the Alas ka Line are as follows
 MT. Nicholson
 Jos. Crabtree
 Thos. Lane
 Joe. Sullivan and four men
 Mrs. Oscar Swa 1yson and child
 Miss Campbell.
 It is unknown what time the Derblay is due to arrive Nome. but as soon as she touches at one or two coastal points she will sail direct to Nome.
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QUAkES IN JAPAN

TOKYO. June g. (AP)-The second quake in less than a week shook this city and the coast line causing inhabitants to rush out in to The streets. terrified. There were no indications of damage any where. Following the quake this afternoon Mount Yakegatake and Mount Asama, erupted.
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cipaily for Joe Sullivan. who will operate on Daniels Creek this summer. The Derblay Is due to arrive at Nome direct from Bluff. tomorrow afternoon.
 included in the cargo of over 300 tons for Nome. are three auto mobiles.
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FORMER PRESIDENT TRANCE.
 DIES TO-DAY

HEZIN. June P, jAP)-Former president of France Doumergue. died suddenly today. short ac- count of the life of this venera ble old nau will be printed iu Sat urday's issue of the Nome Mug get
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TO CONSIDER PROPOSAL

PARIS, June 22; FAPy-The French cabinet will consider Hooy- CTS proposals tomorrow. and the governments attitude will not be expressed unti, the proposals are examined i'll dstaiI
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NAUTIIES ARRIVES

CORTLAND, June .., (AP)- The submarine Ma 1tilus". Sir Hubert Wilkins arrived at Cork England. today. in tow of the U. s. s. Wyoming
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SAILING NOTICE

The Nj. s. Silver Wave is due 10 sail for Golopin and coastal ports. carrying mail passengers, freight and express. at : pm. to- night, Monday.
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BEING REPAIRED

CORK, June g. (AP)-The Nautilus is now undergoing repairs here preparatory to resuming her tip to the North Pole. Wilkins said he hoped to be there in about three months. Following his arriv- al here yeserday he was given a great public reception.
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what he will do when he arrives over this city. His chances of ar irving at Nome are better than 50 percent what they were before he breasted the Alta ntic. Post is out to goin the worlds record for & circum navigation of the globe. be air. He is attempting to fly it in from eight to ten days.
 Watch for further developments ts as right now the world is begin chances are getting bet1er all the time.
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Pilot Miro of the Nat took off this afternoon for Council with mail and express i'll the No. plane of the company. Pilot Ross was flying the No. plane
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Anyone receiving news of friends or others returning to Nome at any time. the Nugget would appre- ciate an opportunity of making local mention of same
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WEDNESDAY ;TELEGRAPAIC'
DERBLAY AT BLUFF

Word received today by Agent James P, Daly of the Alaska s. s. Co, states that the steamer Der blay is now at Bluff discharging mining machinery and etc., prin-
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ANOTHER FLIGHT ACROSS
 THE ATLANTIC

HARBOR GRACE, June 24, (AP) Hill and Morris. took of from here at 3:24 o'clock this morning Eastern Standard Time. sweeping gracefully into the air and should ering into the brisk west winds, headed across the Atla ntic for Copenhagen. They expect to make the flight in twenty-eight hours. The weather is ideal on both sid es of te Atlantic, including even the Arctic regions.
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CHESTER. England. June s4, tAP)-Past and Gatry the two young men in hurry. On their flight around the world. landed near here after their flight across the Atlantic, They snatched bit to eat and hopped of twenty min uteS later for Moscow via Berlin, with the possibility they might not even halt at Berlin.
 They made the two thouSa nd mile flight across the ocean to here in seventeen hours and sev- dred and seventeen miles per hour for the crossing.
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day at the same ina asking land ;us permission by Reginald Rob- ius and HorOid Jones, who con template flight from Seattle.
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Tte silver Wave also Of the Same company is scheduled to sasI for Goiovin and dawn the coast carrying mail. passengers. freisht and express. About p. m.
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The silver Wave, due to ice co ond itions was unable to get with in 22 miles of Teller and was fore ed to return to Nome
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For other local news during the week days look on pages 3 and under days of the week with telegraphic news as publish ed in the daily bulletin.
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WORK WANTED-A first rate camp OF restaurant cook wishes to get work. Inquire at Nugget Office.
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POST AND GATTY NOW ON WAY AROUND WORLD
Houte Includes stop at Nome: For Refuelins: Plans Under Way
 Here Now Be in Readiness
HARBOR GRACE. \

HARBOR GRACE. New Fonnd- land. June 23, (AP)-Wiley Post a nd Harold Gatty hopped of from Ter Berlin at 4:57 New Foundla nd daylight time. It took but a few hours after there arrival here from New York. The take-off was with out event. they retusins even to take time to be photographed.
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AIRPLANE NEWS

Pilot Ross of the NAT is due to return from Fairbanks with the No plane. as soou as possible carrying mall and passengers
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Pilot Jones of the Airways took on this afternoon for Golovin, hay ing as passengers L. F. Robinson and Chas. ". Hawksworth of the Bureau of Indian Affairs
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The 5. s. Baldwin of the Arctic Transport Co, arrived at Nome at 3 pm. today from down-th e-coast points
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STEAMER MOVEMENTS

The U 5. Gutter Shoshone- ar rived NDne Sunday from UnaLas- ka with the Sea mboat Inspectors Captain White and Craft Com mander of the Bettng Sea Patrol Captain L: c Covei1 is aboard the Shoshone. Captsfiu R. s. Jack as Commander of the Shoshone:' They expect to sail sputh sometime to- morrow.
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Pilot Jones of the Airways is due to take oil this afternoon in .aa S-inson plane Of the company on bring back the Fox Moyietone mzn from Hot Springs. which point thay walked from to IgLoo where they were filming raindeer.
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Pilot Ross of the NAT took off today for kotzebue and Candle. with pr. Swartz as a passenger for kotzebue. He is expected to return this evening, with a native as passenger from Candle. and Geor- ge Wagner from Kotzebue
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NOT IC E Subscribers who do not get their paper regularly, will confer a favor on the office n they will report 1t as soon as possible.
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Pilot Vie Ross left Fairban at 12:35 pm. Fairbanks time to- day for Nome. carrying three pass engsrs.
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Pilot Jones returned from Hot Springs Monday evening with the Fox Moyietone men who were at Igloo filming reindeer.
The Nome nugget., 1931-06-27

Pilot Robbins took of today in the FairchiEd plane Of the Alaskan A:rways for GoIoviu where he will pick up Frances Ross from the $. ; Derblay of the Alaska Line which arrived a. that port this morning. and bring her back to Nome Efforts are also being made for pilot Robbins to br:u9 the first class mail from the steamer.
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NOTICE

All copy for changing advertise n,ents in Weekly Nugget must be ip the printers hands not later than THURSDAY, 5 P. M., to insure fin. serti0n.
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AIRPLANE NEWS

Pilot Robbins returned Mon day evening from Golovin with F'rnaces Ross as passenger, and some first class mail from the vessel,
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Airplane Envelopes, z5cts. Der dozen at Nugget Oface.
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Pilot Robbins ut rhe Airways, took of in the Fai-c"Nd ,ane to- day for Keewali'l. J:.h a capa- city lead of freight
 Pilot Robbins returned late this afternoon from keawalik
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.AIRPLaNE NEWS

Pilot Ross of the NAT arrived Nome last evening from Fairbanks witn Dr. Rex F. S~artz. Fred Yen ney and Bill Graham as passen- gers aad quantity of outside mail He took of later last evening and made q flight iu the No plane to the mouth of the Roy uk. having as passen ger back to Nome. Mrs. Haverca mp, the school teacher at koyuk village, wko $ ill and has come to Nome for medical trea tnent
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"6645 GA. AVE-"

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$50 25th ST.
Apartments of 2 and 8 rooms,
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Electric refrigeration. Resident man
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y square from Meridian Park-corne1
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and rooms, bath, S45 and $55 Excep.
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"22IF STREET NV"

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No. 1924 CONNECTICUT AVE.

Apartments OF 3 rooms, kitchen and
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1920 CHAPLIN ST. NV.

One block from Central High School, close
to theaters. stores, car line and bus TWO
rooms, kitchen and bath double expoSureS)e
electric refrigeration on house current; $3.50.
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1926 10TH ST.
.s'THE MISSISSIPPI

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pr,r ONLY .sa so-FR1G1DArRE

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No. PIG H STREET NV.
Apartments Of and 2 rooms. kitchen
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Cleveland Park
"THE MONTEREY"

Cor. Conn. Ave. and Porter st.
Now is the time for an apartment with
PORCH. Attractive apartments. exclusive
neighborhood, corner building, elevator.
Frigtdaire on House Current.
rooms, kitchen, bath, large foyer, porch,
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"36l6 CONN. AVE-"
'"I48O GIRARD ST."

2 rooms kitchen and BATH $3.50. Frigidaire
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THE LOUISIANA,
No. 2123 18th st. NV.
Apartments OF 6 rooms, bath and
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"I46I GIRARD ST.

Within one square of beautiful Meridian
Park, theaters, stores, car lines, etc. rooms
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No. 1905 FIFTEENTH STREE
NW

Apsas%snts d ana ) looms. fssshsSi
and bath. S5eb0 TO S7S. so. 34-hour
elevator and switchboard. electricity
on house current, electric refrtgeFa-
ton. Resident manager.
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''THE LINDBERCH"

Convenient Location.
3 rooms, kitchenettes, dinettes and baths,
showers Frigidaire on house current. Resi-
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board service.
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RROOKI AND

THE KEARNEY." 1920 18th ST. NE,
BROOKLAND.
see the beautiful outside apartments
Large rooms, extra large Kitchens. tile bath
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1881 Hudson Sedan, new.
1881 Studebaker President Sedan.
1890 Chrysler II Sedan, de luxe.
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1880 Chevrolet Coach.
1880 Ford Sport Roadster.
1880 Pierce Arrow Sedan.
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1929 Packard Coupe.
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. 1929 Roosevelt Victoria.
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1929 Pontiac Coupe, de luxe.
1929 Chevrolet Sedan.
1929 Chrysler 65 Sedan.
1929 Ford Coupe.
1929 Whippet Sedan.
1923 Oakland Coach
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

ONE LARGE, FRONT ROOM; gentlemen
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1882 18th ST. NV, Westminster, Apt. "a
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

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402 G ST. s.E.-3 rooms, electric lights, gas,
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1920 NEAL ST. N.E-Two unfurnished rms.
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$3.50 month. IL"
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SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

APARTMENTS-UNFURNISHED.
36l5 18th ST. NV ENTRANCE 1875
Spring pl)-2 Tt, kitchen and bath, $50. so.
Frigidaire. See 1anitor. 16'
2120 ST. N.W.-e-ROOM APARTMENT:
G. Z. refrigerator; west of Dupont Circle;
sos per month Apply Apt. 80.
9l8 18th ST. NW.-NEW BUILDING, FREE
Frigidaire, one large room, Kitchen. Pull
man dinette, shower bath, exposures
$3.50 month; near Government bldgs. See
IN THE INGLESIDE, 1910 LIST ST. NV
5000. Adams 3S44.
lI24 VERMONT AVE. OVERLOOKING
T Tas BATH lsTgs Dr
throughout; $46.50 a month. Inquire Bur
lington Hotel next door.
PARKVIEW, 427 4th ST. N.W.-GOOD LO-
cation. across from Pension Park; rooms
and bath; $3.50. Call Agent, E. Miller.
l74s M st. NV. Phone North 26o2 or North
0620. l2s
1894 18th ST. NV, HALF BLOCK SOUTH
Columbia rd.-4 rooms bath. reception hall,
inclosed porch $3.50; Frigidaire
1882 BnTMORE ST. N,W.-FoUR ROOMS,
kitchen and bath, front apt: free Frigid-
ARE; beautifully decorated reasonable. 12'
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318 PEABODY ST. NV ROOMS. KTTCH-
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1870 9th ST. N.W-OWNER; 3 LARGE OUT
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r sd..A AVE. S.E-3 ROOMS, KITCHEN.
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10! 100 MASSACHUSETTS AVE-VERY DE-
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p psooi oulLaings elevator; Frigidaire Only
one available. Resident manager. 4'
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1909 KEARNEY ST. NE ROOMS KTTcH-
eH, reception haI. bath with shower; Frisid-
Alre on mouse current; cedar closet; E,oderu
ndp building, large rooms, all outside.
e eSo an6 ngnt rent, $50. Call resident man
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l03 ST. S.E.-THTRD FLOOR. TAp5sr
rooms. kitchen and private batb Aisa sSir
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ROOMS-FURNISHED q UNFUR.
ROOMS AND BOARD.

43l5 18th ST. N:W.-2 Ink rooms. furnished
or unfurnished: all cOnveniences; private
entrance; $25. Col. $685..
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: LOGAN CIRCLE, APT. 2i-4 R., K, b.,
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CHRYSLER
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1923 Chevrolet Coach. -. S225
1880 Chrysler 90 Sport Rd. 785
1927 Chrysler 90 Sedan. 285
1880 Ford Cow. Coupe. AS
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1881 Chrysler 66 Sedan. s.. Il $50
1929 Plymouth Sedan. 49,. 385
1927 Chrysler 20 Sport
Phaeton.. ........ 1886
1923 Studebaker Victoria. 385
1928 Graham-Paige Sedan. 385
1928 Chrysler u Coupe. -. $50
1929 De Soto 8 Sedan. -. 695
1929 Chrysler 65 Coach. -. 485
1880 Pontiac Coach. ...... 395
1929 Chrysler IS Coupe. -. $50
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