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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
HONEST VALUES!
SI-pERR EI-R A PI SIS

HONEST VALUES!
SUPERB FUR. APT. $35.
Pr. S47; 3-R., 500; AR, SIS.
Modern building NV; beautifully furn.;
tile bath handy to stores, theaters, Schools
cars. etc. Act fast. Phone Adams 5578.
MAID SERVICE, LINEN AND
Silver, in one and two room,
kitchen and bath apartments,
electric refrigeration. BY day,
week or month.
THE JEFFERSON,
10th and NJ Sts. NV.
Potomac $500.
COIORED-ONE OR TWO FURNISHED
rooms light housekeeping; reasonable. 1900
Bird st. NV, Apt. !.
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THE BOND, 1890 N. H. AVE. NV R.. b,
$50; l r, k, b., $50 so; ? r, k, b., $7250;
24-hr. eleV service free Frigidaire res. mgr
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PETwORTH-NEAR GRANT CIRCLE, 8
large rooms, bath, Frigidaire; all new fur
niture corner, exposures. 1926 7th NV.
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WE PLACE You FREE

Furn and Unfurn. Apis. and HOUSES.
NATIONAL RENTAL SERVICE,
1927 Eye St. NV. DIST 616S Eve, Ad, 05I1
So 7S-WK, 2 r., k b. QUIET. COOL,
clean; mr. Soldiers Home cars, bus. park.
Lighted to m. s4s Newton pl NV Apt. J.
PARK LEE, 1880 PARK RD. NW.-MOD-
ern, excel loca; Frig.: elevator, J. 2, Deaut
fur rms spacious dress. 2, din. kit, bath,
Groom apt suitable for 2 couples. $40 to
SIS. also weekly basis Ad 3382 L
eUBLET-JULY AND AUGUST. 2 ROOMS,
Eit', bath; refs; SEQ. 400 Mass. ave. NV,
aut. zi4. Matt. sta2 sun9sys or eFepings. I.
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1865 BILTMORE ST. NV, OVERLOOKING
kitchenette, tiled bath. porch, newly fur
nished and decorated: reduced 10 $40; desir-
able adult tenants, including IS. electricity,
FrfEidaire. reference
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fFODEPNTsTTC APT. - ENTIRE FIRST
floor new home; beyond Foxhall Village;
grand piano, Electrolux; magnificent view;
DELIGHTFULLY."- cool; $50. Cley. 06I6-J
vate entrance; attractive; exposures;
ftrr meals
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1884 COLUMBIA RD.-1st FL. $40, LARGE
bed-lving I'M. kit. attrac. furn.. Murphy
bed; windows, semi-bath, instant h. W;
gas. cleo. linen, silver furn.: no children.
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pOcK CREEK APTS. tOFF $500 N H
o,e n n sftTactiVe. redecorated. well furn,
2nd-n. front rms, kit bath foyer
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1856 FFECHER ST NW.-ENTIRE SECOND
2 rooms laree sleeping porch, bath and ga
rage: very reasonable 20 minutes to city on
Durleith bus or Wisconsin ave. car. at
5-,t rt pbope Fin, 1850 27s
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ASK FOR MRS. COSTELLO.
Ant T0a the Conard, 18th and Eye NV.
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TCELY FURNISHED APARTMENTS,
s6. 81 and So
1912 18th St. NV. az

200 E. CAPITOL.
One to six rooms and bath, list and 2nd
floors; Just remodeled; SIS to $65. Lin 263T.
54 M STREET NV.
Convenient Government Printing Office,
walking distance downtown. First-hoor
apartment, one large r1n., rec. hall. kitchen,
dinette, large dressing rm., bath, completely
furnished, including Murphy bed, elec.
refriger. on house current. linen, silver Ma
jestic radio. Immediate possession. $55
Second-foor apartment, furnished, $4750.
See res. mgr. Apt. 104.
ONE VERY ATTRACTIVE FIRST-FLOOR
bed room, bath, large dressing rm. with
Murphy bed. kit, dinette, attractively fur
nished, complete, including radio; furnish
ings practically new; possession July /.
S67.50. Inquire Apt. l02 or National 1892. .
l441 HARVARD ST.
rooms. kitchen and bath; Frigidaire
resident manager.
1929 COLUMBIA ROAD.
Exceptionally furnished; living room, huge
dressing room. large Kit, dining space re-
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ooe N V ave, Apt. "a r, b.. $40.
%" ~ ~ y MARSHALL

q3l N Y. AVE NW.-ATTRACTIVE, COOL
ant. 4 rms. tile bath, jan. serY' reaS.
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RESIDENT MANAGER.
,III, rTyr-a1Ixy ,o1- $50 =, =

THE TIFFANY, 1925 18th NV.
THE RAVENEL.. 1910 10th NV.
Sass BROWN ST. NV. AT OAK, OFF 18th.
TO 3 rms kitchen, bath, hall. solarium.
dining alcove, refrigeration; resident man
ager; very attractive s45 to $40.
220 ST W. DOWNTOWN-FRONT APT.
of 3 rooms, private bath, well furnished
north-South exposures; quiet; desirable. 26'
THE HIGHLANOS. 1914 CONN. AVE- TO
S rooms and hath; day, week or month;
reasoneb'0 North 1910.
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Laveuia. 6l8 n.e.--3 and rooms, kitch-
en- and bath apts.; adults.
RFs,r IN TOWN FOR PRICE; COOL. AIRY.
, 3 and 4 room. kitchen. bath and porch
aptS.; adults only. Evanston 3427 18TH ST.
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! PARK. 1862 BELMONT sT.-ENTIRE
ted-living rm. kit-din., hall, bath;
~ -. f,rrr sAh Col 06A3.
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floor, near bath, for Light housekeepingi very
desirable for couple or two ladies. Any
time after Sunday. S625.
THE MIRAMAR-YOUNG LADY TO SHARE
apartment with another; reasonable. Apt.
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NEWLY FURNISHED MISUNDERSTANDING
room and ktchenette; running water and
bath; private Reasonable Call before 10
am. or after 1890 pm 24l7 Pennsylvania
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THREE LARGE, COOL. ROOMS, X, b,
beautifully furnished, exclusive apartment
house; roof garden; until october l. North
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4O36 GEORGIA AVE.-N.W.-4 ROOMS AND
bath elec. and gas furnished; reasonable
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/ ROOM. KITCHEN, BATH. s30-S35; :
rooms, Kitchen, bath, $4o-S45. Emerson
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BEAUTIFUL ROOM AND .KITCHENETTE;
eiec,, sink, range $3.50 to So. 20l0 F
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CLEVELAND PARK 1923 PORTER. APT.
3G2-CooI. quiet: large living room, bed
rooms, bath, kitchen, dinet, Frisidaire, 4
IL 80 c1nsete. SRh EmnrSOn h259.
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] OR 2 YOUNG GIRLS TO SHARE At
traCtive apt. with one other. Separate
beds, Frigidaire radio. National 6650.
Apt. 722
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THE ARGoNNE, 1929 COLUMBIA RD.
NV, No 800 rooms, kitchen and bath
handsomely furnished. VIII let for SUM-
mer months at price of rental alone
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SITTING ROOM. BED ROOM. KITCHEN
Brfdee and Zoo 2620 Carried ST 27s
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

s50 and ST. SE-FRONT. OUTSIDE; 2
CONS kitchen and bath, End 1oor; adults;
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APARTMFNTS-FUR. 4 UNFUR.

THE BERLIN APIS. 2 RMS, KIT,
bath; Waiking dist; unfurn; 1st Il. Apt. 3,
S42 so: comp furn, twin beds. davenport
bed in living rm.; all deliehtful, cool, at
tractive modern, outside rooms 2nd a. i'm
maculate, reasonable Apt g. North
Gai3-R 7 IOgep circle
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- NONTHLY-FREE GAS, ELEC.. LINEN,
dishes silvprware. Victrola, S. machine;
Iaree 2nd-hoor apt. freshly papered and
pointed: exceptionally cool; spacious lawns;
ear Govt depts Phone West l4l0 or West
2TO6 2l2O II ST NV.
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1ls CARROLL ST. Sc, BETWEEN d AND
C-Front and back apts. OF ! bed room and
kitchenette; reasonable. adults.
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COMFORTABLY FUR. FRONT, ANY APT. ]
roorf. bath, kitch, to ! Wks. 92l 18TH
st
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WILL RENT MY COMPLETELY FURNISHED
apt. with two bed rooms and cool porch
for Summer or longer. S85. Cleye. 2553-J
1925 Porter ST. Preferably service people.
downtown. REASONABLE RENT. VERY
desirable beautiful apartment. rooms
kitchen, BATH 10 windows, large yard. .S4
goth st.
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One room, kitchen, dinette. dressing room
and bath. Kelvenator. electricity and gas IN
cluded air-cool system. Call Col 1853.
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YOUNG LADY WISHES ANOTHER TO
share two rooms, kitchenette. nicely furn.
Reasonable. Tilden Han. Clev. 2693. Apt.
IO2 Gail after 20 pm 27s
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e29 New YORK Ave N. W. Nat s667.
2047 H NE-ONE ROOM. KITCHEN. IN.
closed sleeping porch; partly turnSheo II
desired: gas, elec. inc: s2750
35e3 Iltb ST. NV. CORNER 1lth & OTIS OTIS
@Restricted white neighborhood 2nd hoot' loot
2 exposures: 3 rms. kit. hatn' gas neat
sIec' Included sl2 50. Col. 5266
BROOKLAND. 1897 MICHIGAN AVE
Buses pass door. Apply owner 1858 Monroe
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to show you our apartments. Day phone,
West 2O44 night and Sunday, Cley. 1871.
1924 8th W.-BAsEMENT; , ROOMS;
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REDUCED RENTS.

FIRST FLOOR: ? ROOMS, PRIVATE BATH.
Kitchen porch. heat, gas and elec. fur-
nished: newly decorated reasonable. 1903
"a Capitol
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1900 GIRARD ST NW-NICELY FUR
nished private apt. large rooms. kit. and
bath cleo. gas. third floor; reaSonaDie.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
THE OAKLAND.
anoe CnT uNEDTA DT

2Io6 " st nw-Modern building. brig
apt. four large rooms. bath; redecorate
good service; only s55. Janitor.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


$40 R, AVE NEm2 LARGE aalI;. BEIGaL BRIGHT
alton, newly decorated, $3.50 and S44-5O-
Apply Apt g. Decatur 3632-W.
e32 i4th STREET sE-TwO ROOMS;
kitchen and semi-private bath; sink and
gas. electricity and hot-water heat fur-
nished. Employed couple only.
DES-ARTS, 1896 COLORADO AVE. NV
rooms and bath, elec; refrigeration on
hqeS9 EiTe loeation R r. SIXTH, s+T3 14th st.
NV. Adams 1888.
WITHIN ONE BLOCK OF WOODWARD q
Lothrop So rms. k. and b., ami. trigio-
aire. Quiet, orderly people only. S35O0 per
mo. 9l6 Grant place NV.
IN KENNEDY-WARREN.
One room, kitchen, dinette.. dressing room
and bath. Kelvenator. electricity and gas in
cluded air-oool system. Call Col 1859.
WALKING DISTANCE, 1890 p. I AVE. NV.
Porch apt, large rms, rec. hall, kit, BATH
rcfris.; quiet bldg garage.
4o36 GEORGIA AVE.-N.W.-4 ROOMS AND
bath; elec and gas furnished; REASONABLE
FREE AUTO SERVICE
to show you our apartments. Day phone,
West 2044 night and Sunday, Cley. 1871.
1924 8th NW.-BASEMENT; 3 ROOMS;
housekeeping.
NEAR CAPITOL OUTSIDE RMS. FINE
condition: S55; adults only. 3l7 Nd. ave.
CLEVELAND PARK. 1923 PORTER. APT;
302-Cool quiet; large living room; BEG
rooms, bath, kitchen, dinet, FrlsldalTe'
large closets: SOS. Emerson 6259.
BASEMENT APT, / ROOM. KITCHEN AND
bath heat. gas and cleo. furnished' newly
decorated 1909 East Capitol 81.
FIRST FLOOR: 2 ROOMS. PRIVATE BATH.
kitchen, porch. heat, gas and elec. IuT-
nished: newly decorated reasonable loO5
East Capitol -------
rrv,rrC,7r DENTS
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sl4 22nd ST NV. APT I-2 ROOMS.
kitchenette. bath; nicely furn. Call $50 TO
m. week days OF Snnday. 28-
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1920 HARVARD ST. N.W--2 FRONT RMS,
semi-bath, $35 mo-; rms, kit, porch, semi
bath, S45 mo. Adams $500. See janitor.
BEAUTIFUL APT. IN PETWORTH, CON
slstlng Of liv. rm, kit, and sleeping porch.
1880 9th NV. Adams 1882
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4225 9Th ST. NW-PRIVATE HOME, EN-
tire 2nd floor: ami; convenient to every
thing also rooms. 3rd floor; reasonable.
TAKONTA PARK, THORNTON COURTS
1,7nTeniant cool quiet, rms, kit, bath;
free 9ts Frig; $50. 4lO Cedar st. Res mangr
THE CLIFTON. 1928 CLIFTON STi5IFouR
large rooms hall. pantry, locker, keIvlnatoT
$50; furnished if desired. see yaLItoI - :
o9i3 QUARRY RID N.W.-5 ROOMS, BATH,
porches; S45. Adams 1913
3647 18th ST. NW-3 LARGE ROOMS. EN-,
tire End floor private home; only renneo
people need apply; adults: reasoneoie
ITNFuBN ROOM WITH PRIVILEGES OF
Kit, in bright front, 3-room apt with eou-
nIe SOS 2O09 18th ST. NV.
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1880 9th NV. Adams 1882
3l2 K ST. NE, 2ND-FLOOR APT-LARGE,
brlght llv. rm., bed rm., private bath, large
kitchen: ami No children.
10 c ST SE-FOUR BRIGHT AND
cheerful housekeeping rooms; rent reason
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81 BRYANT ST NV HOUSEKEEPING
rooms completely furnished, inst. hot water,
inner spring mattress, h.-w.h.; S35 mouth.
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COOL, WELL FURNISHED FRONT. TWO
rooms kitchen. bath apt; summer rates.
isJe I74E e Ant 304 North 1854
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REFINED GIRL TO SHARE
] K b. apt n VI.

IHREE-ROOM APT ALL NEW Lf FUR
nished also Groom apt and rooms for Lh.k.
sos Seward 50 sc.
5l3 KENTUCKY AVE. SCI BED ROOMS,
near bath. kitchen, screened porch; adults
Phone Lin 1925
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IN KENNEDY-WARREN

Lothrop'S-2 rms. k. and b., ami, Frisid-
aire. Quiet, orderly people only. $500 pei
mo. 9l6 Grant place NV.
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923 SHEPHERD ST. NW.-NEAR GA. AVE.
Two-room apartment. everything furnished;
convenient. 81 a week
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ONE LARGE RIM. KITCHENETTE. PORCH.
incl. gas. cleo; closet, several large win
dows. good view; $40; one block Dupont
circle. Call 10 TO 5, 1880 18th NV
PETWORTH-FOR ADULTS, LIGHT HOUSE
keeping rooms private home; large. inclosed
porch Columbia Q823-R
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OVERLOOKING MEMORIAL BRIDGE AND
rtveF-3 exposures; nicely Furnished living
room, bed room, kitchen. bath, including
light. gas, Frigidaire, linen and silver; $50
MAYFAIR, Apt. 807. 2ll5 c NV. Met. 4l87.
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ONE-ROOM APARTMENT. KITCHENETTA-
continuous elevator, switchboard service;
now S45: will subet for S37 so; furnished.
so; occupants leaving District. APT. 300
1921 New HamDShiIP
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NEAR CAPITOL OUTSIDE RMS; FINE
condition: S55 adults only. 3l7 Nd. ave.
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JULY AND AUGUST, ADULTS ROOMS,
kitchenette and bath, $50; references. 10th,
near Columbia rd NV Adams 585l
SUBLET UNTIL SEPTEMBER 15th-4
rooms. kitchen, bath, $50. 2020 G ST. n.w.,
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ATTRACTIVE APARTMENT, $50 PER
month. Large bed room, kitchenette, bath
and porch. Gas and electricity. 1904
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S45 MONTH FREE ELEC., GAS 49, COM
pletely Furnished for h. k; very cool. ex-
posu.es: rooms and bath; must be seen to
be nnnreclated 2l2O II st. NV.
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TAKONA PARK-2 NICELY FURNISHED
looms kftchenette and baths reasonable;
coDvenient 10 cars and busseS. 134 Car
roI1
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1910 10th NV, APT 2O4-WILL SUITCASE
for Summer months, l room, kitchenette and
hot
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HAMPTON. COURTS. 20l3 N. H. AVE
Elegantly furnished apts.. rms. and bath,
$50 to $50. 24-hour switchboard and eleva-
tor. Res. mgr, POtOmar 1910
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ATTRACTIVE. HANDSOMELY FURN. COR
ner apt, full south and west exp; cool,
quiet: airy; sitting room, kitchen, hath.
sleeping porch q windows; Frigidaire; "a
hr swbd., elev services. Low rate to right
p3rties July, Aug. Sept. References Man
ager. goo 18th NV. DIST. 933O.
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ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR, ROOMS KddGH- ;a
nn,rcbt hesf gas eiec and phoEe included
garoge sDace for rent; convenient to stores:
nice neiehborhood; reasonable; aduIts' ooo
I1p ct II o
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Modern. newly decorated, S and s room
apts Large rooms. large closets. Frigidaire.
Reasonable rentals. Potomac 1924. See
these frst
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I7NTTsUAI, OPPORTUNITY.

THE FRANKLIN AND THE EDWARDS
ants l. 2 and rooms with dinette. kiteh-
enette. bath and screened porch. Modern
BUILDINGS and good locations $40 up; Ap-
ply 1880 Rhode Island ave. ne PhoHe
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MT PLEASANT. 1907 KENYON NW.-COOL.
quiet. attraCtiycly furnished rooms kltcE-
enatte bath: garage, ? or adults.
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DOWNTOWN-CLE HOMELIKE; ID r.,
h or r. b. furn mahog also rm.,
cont. h ". phone quiet, refs. l7l7 De Sales.
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ENTIRE FLOOR NEWLY DECORATED, At
tract1ve furnishings. Frigidaire. large porch;
9eSirable NV, overlooking 18th, near park.
1880 Brown. 26s
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3453 HOLMEAD PLACE NV ROOMS.
{ 2nd floor facing east: completely furnished,
, gas and electricity, phone, continuous hot
! water; s32 SO.
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TO SUBLET TO OCT I5-RaMEDIATE
occupancy; consists Of large rooms. bath.
floor; price. $50 Apply MRS. BROWN, Apt.
J. I'll Irving St ne
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LIVING ROOM, BED ROOM, KITCHEN AND
bath; completely furnished, including silver
and china; $50. Adults only sol Il ne 20
1917 EYE ST NV ROOMS AND BATH;
front: neatly furnished; maid service, elec.
Alsn fnrnishnd
The Nome nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1919-1934, 1932-03-26
NEGOTIATIONS ARE SLOW

SHANGHAI, March 25. l4,-
Chinese and Japanese armies We t
methodically about the business Of
grooming their trappings OF war,
outside of Shanghai. as formal ne
sotiations for pence. were finally
got under way.
The first sston of the confer
ence was brief, with most OF the
defegates appearing gloomy, as
they filed out of the British Con-
sulate. At present it is too early
TO tell what is forthcoming.
Japs said negotiations would be
put into action attempting to ar
range for the withdrawal of Jap
anese troops into the information
al settlement and the establishment
of a neutral zone. The language
handicap is slowing up proceedings
because CT the necessity of four
way interpretations-C jap
anese English and French.
The Nome nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1919-1934, 1932-03-26
MANY PEOPLE ARRIVING MONK
TO ATTEND BIG FAIR
NEXT WEEK

One Of the main coasiIe-a t;oow
In putting on the Second Annual
Fair. by the Northwestern ALASKA
Fair Association. to BE- held here
wednesday. Thursday. Friday and
saturday OF next week. is to OBJ
tain unusual features and exhibits
An example OF the expense, not
~ mention the trouble, that has
been gone to in order to procure
real attractions, is the bringing Of
the reindeer for the races. For
"eeha a number of natives have
been out rounding up deer that.
at this season. are widely scattered
The expense has already amounted
to several hundred dollars
The amateur contest. for which a
number of good cash prizes are to
be awarued has brought forth much
real talent. There are fourteen
numbers, and This event is wa,
raGt"d t. 9muse and entertain.
announcer outOf -ehe-way feature
will be the children's parade. Spec
ial prizes and awards are bring.
ing out pre-school tots, in many
attractive, original and ccmical
COS Qmes.
The stage production sch aduled
Is @orthy Of professionals ari ia
An evenings entertainment in. IT,
self.
Turn to page five and read the
big. thrilling. fascinating program
Of indoor and outdoor events,
which has been ARRANGED t. your
Much enthusiasm is being mani
CONTINUED on Page Fivep.
The Nome nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1919-1934, 1932-03-26
NEAR BREAKDOWN

SHANGHAI, Negotiations are
very near breakdown as the
peace conference took an adjourn
ment until Monday
A deadlock has occurred the
issue Of which is the Withdraw
If japanese troops. The japanese
insist they will not withdraw for
six weeks. and then only to Sc
condary defense line The Chin
pse were going to quit the con-
terence but finally agreed to re-
main, though. only after they had
been persuaded by the combined
wishes of the American and Brit
ish ministers.
The Nome nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1919-1934, 1932-03-26
THINK SAW BABY

Hopewell. March 90. (AP)--
Three prominent Norfolk citizens
are continuing today in their et-
forts to restore the LtndbersM hAAy
while a sudden "tip" swung the
search to Washington. d. c., wher g
Harry Fleischer, reputed leader
Of the Detroit Purple Gang and
a known kidnapper in other cases.
WAS reported to have been seen.
by four youths who said he was
with a woman and baby. The boys
identified his picture in the rogues
gallery.
The Nome nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1919-1934, 1932-03-26
1892 Borden Race Contestant.

1892 Borden Race Contestants
The 1882 Borden race was run
last Sunday. with S entries as
follows. with their official run
ming time.
Ernest Buckmaster won first
In hours. Z minutes and IS ga
conds.
Harold Iutok came second in
2 hours, 10 minutes and seconds.
Ed Rohn came third in > hours
Il minutes and As seconds.
Allan Lee came fourth in 2
hours, q minutes and 35 seconds.
Fred Rohn came fifth in . hours
80 minutes and So seconds
The trail was reported fair. and
the temperature when the race be-
sun was 27 degrees above zero,
at the finish IS degrees above 0.
Starter was Queen Phyllis Crooks
with Howard Lying, Louis Nashen-
ing and 0 S Weaver acting as
Judges. Timel,e epers were Harry
Hagen and Geo. Hellerich.
The Nome nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1919-1934, 1932-03-26
ALASKA CHAMPIONSHIP
RACE TO BE BUN
MARCH a8th. 3Oth

The big classic of The year. the
All Alaska Championship Race.
from Nome to Goloyin and return
a distance Of ISIS miles. With a
12-hour compulsory stop over at
Golovin. is scheduled to be run
starting from Nome. Tuesday,
Harch 29th. at 8 AM in the morn
ing and arriving back al Nome
the Both, from noon on.
Probable entries for the race I'D
to this afternoon are Ernie Buck
master. AL Carey, Ed. Rohn. DR..
20. A. Braafladt. OF Nome; Jack
Macs. Haycock; Harold Iutuk of
Sinroock: Geo. Alukiuk, Shishma-
ref; Fred Topkok. Igloo: Edwin
Punguk, White Nit; John Apodruk,
White Mt: David Henry. White
Mt: Ed. Walker, White Nj: C..
Blatchford, GoloIin; Joe Stickman
from Nulato.
The drawing for place mas been
changed from today. to Monday
noon, so as to allow everyone a
chance to get 10 Nome in time
for the race. The dog barns in
Nome are just about all allied up
due 70 the large nuube- OF out
of town entries.
At meeting OF the board of
directors OF the Nome Kennel
Club laE night the following race
officials were appointed: At Colo
IE!n-Judges. E g PtaTle. Charles
Faserstrom, Arnold Undem. Time
keepers, Arthur Petersou and
Dewey Goodrich. Starters. Mrs.
A. Peterson and Mrs Gwen Good
rich, At Nome-Judges V Dick
san, Gunnar kaa5ou Fred Aver.
Starter, Queen Paylli- Crooks.
Timekeepers. Hagen and Heller
ieh. Marshal Of Course Thomas
A Ross.
There will BE- thre- minu es
t5ma between tie ie0a--u7e from
The scratch of eaep team Presi-
e;5nt Aver OF the Krrue. Club ad-
yi7ad The Nome Nu-g that the
ca7r Vas to be rrn according to
the clubs rules. and asked that
when the crowds OF spectators wit
ness the start of rbe race. that
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CHURCH NOTES


Easter Service
HOO an. sunday S hoo.
Baptism Of Babies.
Easter PLY.
40 Evening Worship
Organ Music.
Worship Period
Sermonette
BE Strong, Male Quartet.
Easter Concert by choir.
Easter morning service at Fed
Grated church will be devoted to
the Beautiful ceremony OF the
Baptism OF Babies. and the PLAY
to be presented BY the children
of the Sunday school
The hour will be opened with a
worship service led by number
OF young people from the High
school classes. This will be fol-
lowed by the administering OF the
ordinance of Baptism to a number
OF babies. The play why Didn't
You Tell?" under the direction of
Miss Mildred Maynard will present
the Easter message. Those in the
play are: Connie Allen. Charles
Calkins. Virginia Calkins. Frank
Dunn. Helen Hartford. Johnnie
Hay. Joan Johanson, Marianne
Mish, Elizabeth Rude. Alleyne
Schmidt. Ella Schmidt. Dan Jones
Adah Baldwin, Martha Snyder,
Alice Wagner. Louis Thompson,
Lucille Lomen. Robert Scott, Jane
Jones, Margaret Scott. Gertrude
Johanson. Norma Berg. Harry Lee
wis. Marguerite Lee. Kenneth Stan
groom. Alden Erven, Jimmie Nell
son.
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ALL AROUSED

LON!'ON. March %. (P-King
George was today informed by his
secretary Of Thomas De Valera's
announcement that he intends to
abolish the Irish Free State oath
of allegiance to the British crown,
All England is aroused over the
situation.
The Nome nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1919-1934, 1932-03-26
ATTENTION

All Masons are invited to meet
at the Masonic Temple at 7:2O p,
NJ. sharp, Sunday, March 9th,
for the purpose Of attending. in
a body, the Special Easter Ser
vices to be held at the Federated
Church.
All Scottish Rite MAsons are
requested to meet at the Masonic
Temple ut 700 +. NJ. sharp.
W. H. CAMERON
The Nome nugget. (Nome, Alaska) 1919-1934, 1932-03-26
ESTABLISH RECORD

ORAN. ALGERIA. March S. (R
The French Filters Lucien Bous
Soutrot and Emil Rossi set a re-
cord non-refuellug sustained flight
in a closed circuit which covered
ten thousand six hundred kilomet-
ers. They were in the air for
seventy six hours and forty three
minutes. The former holders vi
this record were Marcel Doret.
and Joseph Lebrix