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The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-12-22
Man, Wife,
 Near Death.
 Auto Fumes
Seattle Couple Discovered by Maid Fire De-
 partment Revives

SEATTLE, Dec. 22.-Horace Pey- ton, aged 42 yos-s, President of a Spokane Investment house, and his wife, aged 38, narrowly escaped as- phyxiation from fumes of an auto mobile exhaust.
 Peyton went to the garage and operated the motor to charge a battery. His wife followed to see why he was absent so long.
 A maid found the two overcome by the fumes and the Fire De- partment was summoned and re- vived Peyton and his wife.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-12-22
GOV. ROOSEVELT
 REFUSES TO BE PARTY TO DEAL
President Elect Says He Cannot Accept Joint
 Responsibility
PRESIDENT MAKES
 ANNOUNCEMENT
General Commission to Dis- cuss Three Problems
 Not Be Named

BULLETIN - WASHING- TON, Dec. 22. = President Hoover, upon being informed today that Gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt, President Elect, cannot accept apparent joint responsibility" between now and March 4 for war debts and related policies, has aban- doned his plan of naming a commission to deal with the problems.
 President Hoover in his re- cent message to Congress in- dicated he would name a commission to deal with war debts, economic situation and disarmament. He asked CO., operation from the Roosevelt incoming Administration.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-12-22
Receiver Is Named
 For Jimmy Walker

NEW YORK, Dec. 22-Former Mayor James J. Walker, temper arily expatriate in Europe, went partly into the hands of receivers today
 City Court Justice Louis Kahn named Walter Rosston received for such property of Walkers as he can locate him Having located it. it he does. it is to be examined on it's value and the chances of selling 1t to satisfy a $489 judg- ment obtained against the former mayor by an interior decorating firm.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-12-22
See My Wife Says
 Bancroft in Court

LOS ANGELES, Cal, Dec. 22.- I"I don't attend to any business whatsoever. My wife even signs my contracts for me"
 This was the testimony of George Bancroft, film actor on file in a court where he was sued by a theatrical agent for commissions alleged due.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-12-22
Earthquake Shocks Due to
 Cro,vth of Mountain, Claim

SAN FRANCISCO, Cal, Dec. P. The earthquake shocks felt here and throughout the west part of the country on Tuesday night and Wednesday morning are attributed by the Carnegie Institution Seis- mological laboratory at Pasadena
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-12-22
EARLIER REPORTS

WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-Diffi- culties of obtaining united action for the attack on war debts, dis armament and economic problems are seen as prompting President Hoover to resume exchange of views with President Elect Roosevelt.
 The belief is held in well in- formed circles that further dis cussions are now in progress and some definite developments may be expected before the end of this week.
 It is believed the President de- sires to launch a program to deal with European nations which will continue into the next Administra- tion.
 Paris Viewpoint
 In Paris, a ministerial declara- ton by the new Cabinet, says the Boncour Government will bend ev- cry effort for general settlement of the war debt problem.
 In Albany, Gov Roosevelts friends said news from abroad brought him encouragement on the stand he is now generally believed to have taken on the matter of Hoover's proposals for a commission.
 Far Reaching
 Dispatches from abroad indicate that such commission is expected to go farther then the realm of simple fact finding Gov Roose- velt believes the commission might indirectly obligate him in certain foreign policies before taking office and he is represented as shying away from suggestions to partici- pate in the plan.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-12-22
SCHOOLS BEGIN THEIR
 CHRISTMAS VACATION

Juneau Public Schools as well as the Federal Indian School held their last classes today preceding the Christmas holidays. The Cath ollie School ended studies yester- day.
 All the schools will resume class es the morning of Tuesday, Janu- ary 3.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-12-22
CONEY ISLAND
 DAMAGED, FIRE

NEW YORK, Dec. 22.-A fire de- stroyed two-story bath house and other small buildings on the Coney Island board walk last night
 The police estimate the loss at $2O0, 900.
 The blaze recalled the 5000, 900 fire of last July at the Island re- sort,
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SMALL FIRE IN STORE
 CAUSES NO DAMAGE

Fire under the floor of the mems
 furnishings store of H. s. Graves resulted in an alarm to the Fire Department today The blaze was of incipient nature, and was quickly extinguished. No damage resulted.
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PRE- SBYTER|AN CANTATA TO BE
 GIVEN SUNDAY
Vocalists and Instrumental ists Will Be Heard
 Christmas Morning.

Vocal selections of rare merit with a wealth of good voices and instrumental numbers by skillful players comprise the Christmas Cantata that will be given by the Northern Light Presbyterian church Sunday morning beginning at II o'clock. Those taking part in the affair have been in training sev- eral weeks, and it promises to be the most successful event of it's kind in the history of the city. The program follows. Prelude Mrs Carol Beery Davis Scripture Reading and Prayer. ........................ Capt R. B. Lesher
 l.
 Rejoice, o Daughter of Zion" Choir; contralto and tenor duet by Blanche Turner and Ted Keaton.
 II.
 There's a Song in the Air"
 Women's Chorus
 III. 'Watchman, Tell Us of the Night" Double Trio: Misses Dalrna Han sen, Mary Jeannette Whittier, Eva Tripp, Carol Robertson, Mildred Keaton, Blnache Turner, Mems Chorus: Solos, Misses Eva Tripp. Mary Jeonette Whittier, John Far gher and Ted Keaton; Choir.
 " in the Field With Their Flocks' Solo = John Fargher V.
 "The Savior Comes Choir; mixed quartet, Evelyn Holl- mann, Mildred Keaton Max Scrib- CT, Homer Nordling,; Solos, George Hall and Ted Keaton.
 INTERMISSION Announcements Offertory Number ........
 August Wiegand Duncan Robertson, violin; Corrinne Jenne, violin; Joyce Morris, piano; Helen Torkelson, pipe organ
 VI.
 Calm on the Ear of Night"
 Choir.
 VII. Glad Tidings of Great Joy" Choir: Tenor Recitative, Max
 Scriber
 VIII.
 Sleep, My Little Jesus" Solo: Mrs. Mary Goss.
 Tx.
 "All My Heart This Night
 Rejoices." Trio: Mrs. Clarence Ferguson, Eva Tripp, Ted Keaton
 X
 70 Night Divine" Quartet: Max Scriber, Ted Kea- ton, Homer Nordllng, J. Fargher.
 XI.
 Messiah Is King" Choir: Mixed Quartet: Solos by Evelyn Hollmann, Mildred Keaton, Homer Nordling and Max Scriber.
 XII-a And the Shepherds Returned" Recitative: Max Scriber.
 XII-b
 "The Song of Jubilee" Choir: Solo, Max Scriber.
 Adeste Fideles
 Choir and Congregation The choir personnel follows. Misses Mildred Keaton, Mildred Miller, Eleanor Irvine, Kristine Sather, Dalma Hansen, Mary Jean nette Whittier, Carol Robertson. Eva Tripp, Blanche Turner, Elsie Baggen,. Mesdames Clarence Fer guson. Louisa Heisel, H. w. Doug- las, George Comstock, Evelyn Holl- mann, Ruth Hawkesworth, Mary Goss, MeSsrs. J. w. Leivers, Ted Keaton, John Fargher, George Hall, Thomas Hall, Homer Nord- ling, Elmer Reed, J. Combert, Max Scriber, Chester Tripp, L. Mac Carey. John Homberg. Director. Mrs. J. C. Stapleton Accompanist: Mrs. Carol Beery Davis.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-12-22
Ketchikan Oldtimer Passes Away Suddenly

KETCHIKAN, Alaska, Dec. 22.- John Mclaughlin, about 72, old timer in this district, died sud- denly yesterday. He is survived by his widow, two daughters and two grandchildren.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-12-22
1O0VER ABAND0NS HIS DEBT COMMISSION PLANS
Spending More This Season
 Than Last Year

. SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. . 22.-Despite the depression, . more money is being spent . this Christmas time than last . year. This is the consensus . of opinion of leading bank . CTS and merchants of the Pacific Coast, from South ern parts of California to . the Washington British Col . umbia line.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-12-22

to the growth of mountain in Nevada.
 Scientists recalled a similar oc- currence in 1915 when a 40-foot vertical fuah appeared on the sur face of Pleasant Valley, Nevada.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-12-22
LADY FURNESS
 SEEKS FREEDOM

HOLLYWOOD, Cal, Dec. 22.- Lady Furness. who has filed suit in London for divorce from the shipbuilding agnate on the grounds of misconduct, was for merly in pictures here. She ob- tained a divorce from her first husband, James Vail Converse, of Los Angeles. in 1925.
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CLOSING PRICES TODAY

NEW YORK. Dec 22.-Closing quotation of Alaska Juneau mine stock today is 132s, American Can SIS, American Power and Light T, Anaconda 5A, Bethlehem Steel 122s, Calumet and Hecla 21s, Colo rado Fuel and Iron A, Chrysler 15A, Columbian Carbon 25a, Con- tinental Oil 51a, Curtiss- Wright 15s Fox Films IFS, General Motors 13, International Harvester 20, Kenne- colt 7A, Packard Motors 2ls, Safe way Stores 387s, Standard Brands 1872, United States Steel 26.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-12-22

Street traffic markers composed of rustproof metal carrying re- flectors that are set flush with paving have been invented by an Indiana man.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1932-12-22

South Africa will erect a high powered broadcasting station.
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SUBURBAN ROOMS AND BOARD.
$3.50 OLIVER Sleeping porch u5x2O).
large adjoining Sitting room. bath adjoining;
suitable for 4 gentlemen. Clev. ITS.
WOULD YOU LIKE an ATTRACTIVE room in a
from D. G.? Excellent meals and home priv
ileges; $75 for two Phone Falls Church o.
FORT STRONG VILLA, Lee Highway. Va
splendid meals. Phone Clar 1886.
NICELY furnished rooms: private home,
ami; garage On Lee Highway; for gentle gent!
men. Call Clarendon S40-F-22. 90
elderly gentleman; good home cooking; plenty
fresh milk. Mrs. Matt. Brandywine. Md.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Pleasant room with
board, SO per month ntEs good location near
WANTED two young men to board in beaut:-
full suburb IL minutes from city; transporta- :
s ton; s32 so per mont. Address Box 1900
ATTRACTIVELY furnished room. congenial
private home: two men or couple; excel
lent meals Call Clarendon 463. 30
FORT STRONG VILLA. Lee Highway. Va
Delightful place to live; large grounds, shade;
splendid meals. Phone Clar. r646 30
BLAIR. MD.-comfortable, home. small fam,
lily. good home cooking: 80 min: 15o oS1 !.
RIvERDALE, MD.;-Attractive room. with
board home privileges; reasonable. Hyatts-
vile TOOL.
ONE OR TWO COUPLES without children,
with mother and employed couple in de-
tached house woodbridge, adjoining park.
S. 50 week each. Dec 2o2s $500 Nils
ave. ne. So
DO YOU have to stay in Washington this
Summer or part the Summer? Live in a
small private home. high on hill in the
trees and only Is minutes from the White
House. not an ordinary boarding place
reference required. Telephone Sunday and
evenings, Walnut 1854.
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G2dSsR Satk oeS e. APIS
tricity included. 20l ST. NV. Met. 9404 81
NEAR 14th ST AND PARK ROAD OR 8
rooms. kitchen and bath; reasonable; private
1908 Lamont ST. NV 30
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COUNTRY BOARD.

sns fsns H: s sass
Wildasn. i41S Oak St NV.
WANTED-An all-Summer boarder; near
mountains; good meals; terms moderate
Capitol Heights 49, or address Box lsl-C,
BOARD at Maple Hill Farm; cool. quiet. mod
srn SONY. Mrs Lester Rosenberger'
ATTRACTIVE COUNTRY HOUSE. city con-
yeniences; excellent food; moderate rates.
Full information. Misses Tabb, Route 2,
Kearneysville. W Va.
s Soa ahd E Is sersat s. p pG
week, Address AoLIYWooD PARK Gal
thersburg. Md. Phone Gaithersburg AZ.
THE CLUB place ot for nts
water Mrs Esty. East Falls Church. Va.
Phone Falls Church 268-J-2.
ROOMS AND BOARD, $40 per week week large large
country meals Kensington so-F-4.
ATTRACTIVE country, home-wanted. chill
dren for summe1' vii, give mothers III r care;
Brandy. Va: calpeper Co:
river FARM" wants boarders: June.oct;
excellent table, n @ Tsn
Mrs. W. NJ. Kirkpatrick. Lexington. Va.
coUNTRY BOARD t9r CHILDREN n mOtheTs
is.F24 p. g.. Aauasco. Nd. Mrs. j. + Norris
IN MODERN COUNTRY HOME; near town;
boarders wanting home comforts; swimming
pool: $40 week. s35 per month: Mrs. Frank
Johnson, LOUISE. Va Phone Louisa 81
SUMMER BOARDERSjLARGE, AIRY RMS.
home cooking: opposite Shenvalee Hotel and
golf links Address Miss ANNIE KAGEY.
New Market. Va. ~.
CHILDREN TO BOARD m COUNTRY;
from years of age up: nice home and good
care See Mrs. NELLIE FUSCO. Oxon Hill,
Md, Route No 2. ~.
SHRUBBERY INN.
Good board. city conveniences; $40 week.
3 miles east of Luray. Va Box 1916. 2S'
SPEND DELIGHTFUL VACATION on large
colonial estate. modernized private solt
course. no fees tennis. swimming. Best OF
Southern cooking. Two hours from Wash
ington. Only SO per week end; $l3 weekly
and up. Private cottages for parties.
MAI. MARSHALL MACDONALD.
Media Farms, Charles Town. w. Va.
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THE ROANOKE. 134s EUCLID ST.-6 RMS,
all outside; large porch SIS per mo. See
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WOODBRIDGE rooms. kitchen. bath. I'M
furnished; employed adults. What have you
for s35. Address Box 10-C, Star office.
YOUNG. COLLEGE MAN. agrIculturist, en-
ployed Will take care Of lawn. yard. Give
location, etc. Address Box 495-B, Star office
YOUNG MAN, professional employe. desires
to live with selective family; breakfast if
convenient. Describe the setting, etc. Ad-
dress Box 494-B. Star ONCE.
LADY desires furn room. with kitchenette
or grill. closet; NV; reply must state
rental. Address Box 256-C. Star office.
ON FIRST FLOOR, 2 unfinished rooms.
kitchen, bath. porch or yard, within miles
downtown. Must be reasonable Decatur
2575-J 1928 Riggs pl. NV, Mrs Sivers.
WANTED-Cheerful home good family.
suburbs. for refined nervous lady: nursing
experience preferred; near cars. bus; rates
and references. Address Box 233-C, Star Office.
YOUNG MAN desires room in home with
one party-line telephone; near downtown
area; permanent. Address Box 228-C, Star
Office.
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LARGE LIVING ROOM. SUN PORCH,
kitchenette, dinette, large closet and bath.
roll-avay bed: SIS includes electricity, gas.
Kelvinator and telephone service charges
The keystone, 22nd and Pa ave NV, Apt
tln5. 1lfh floor front Nest $3.50
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GROOM APT. AND BATH-ALL MODERN
lmproveT ents; heat, light and gas furnished;
adults only. 1913 Ky. ave. Sc. Lincoln 9034.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
(C0ntinued
WNSTONE TERRACE,
NNHNrNr-Y AVE

7
| washington's best location: attractive sin
| gle and double and floor front rooms: semi
| private bath: refined surroundings: excellent
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1898 LANIER NW.-Single room, attractive
~ furnished; also double room. twin beds.
private porch; next TO bath; excellent food.
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1910 CALIFORNIA ST NW-ONE LARGE
room, large kitchen. dressing closet, bath.
Murphy bed: Frisldaire free; owner manage
ment; $3.50
| THE NOTTINGHAM. 2l24 P ST NW-AT-
tractive and 4 room. kitchen and bath
apis; 6: e refrigeration. Resident man
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1925 IOWA AVE NW.-Redecorated through
out: three large rooms. kitchen. private
bath; entire second foor: electric refrigera-
ton, continuous hot-water; half block 10
cars; one block new high school; cool and
shady: rent 10 quiet. gentle family only;
open Sunday. TO 6 pm. all day Monday. +.
1912 d ST. S.E.-3 ROOMS. KITCHENETTE.
semi-private bath, ami; reasonable; after
1 pm.
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ave, MASSACHUSETTS, AWE NV

1851 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NV.
A new boarding club for girls. in large,
cool residence that has Just been redeco-
rated throughout Single and double rooms;
home atmosphere; good Southern cooking.
An early selection will secure the choicest
rooms.
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WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.

WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.
YOUNG LADY, employed. wants room and
board, private family; not over 1856. Young
man wishes same. Address Box 246-C, Star
office.
HOME py mo age man. Unemployed: no
Address Box 200-C. Star office.
BY YOUNG MAN. with private family: pref
erably with GARAGE: city or adjoining sub
conveniences. etc. Address Box lac. Star
Office.
WANTED-SUBURB ROOMS.
SETTLED COUPLE wants 2 cool, unfurnish-
ed rooms, suitable for Ink, Cherrydale,
Clarendon or vicinity; rent must be reason
able. Address Box 1880, Star Office.
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TERRACE HALL.

TERRACE HALL,
1445 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NV.
Attractive single and double room. newly
decorated; running water; excellent food;
spacious dining room: reasonable rates. 81
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ITO D ST. .NE.-oWNER' NEW HOME; ?
rooms. Kitchen. sleeping porch; gas and
electricity furnished north and south ex-
pOSureS. S45. with garage. $50
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RENT RooMS-suBuRBAN.


EDMQNSTON AVE- or 8 rooms, bath. fur
nished; near cars and bus; Of porches
and yards. Hyatts. 349-R.
FALLS CHURCH, Va-Large furnished
room. with private bath adjoining. In family
of adults. For particulars tel 92-J-2.
THREE LARGE ROOMS, furnished. with
private bath; modern home with Large.
shady lawn. Phone Falls Church PSI. 29'
$3.50 CONDUIT RID. NV, in d. C.-Cool,
clean, comfortable room away from the
heat OF the city; adjoining bath: plenty
hot Water, good meals near bus and cars
phone
LARGE ROOM. use sleeping porch. ami;
young man: home privileges; SIS mo
Clarendon $40.
COOL furnised rooms private family, ami,
trees. porch board or Ink; space Tor
garden or flowers Falls Church 165-W-l
LARGE beautiful front room. for couple or
two ladies, home privileges; $40. 1888 T.
Wiridor ave, Del Ray, Va; 10 minutes TO
Washington.
LYON VILLAGE, VA.-Large, cool. shaded,
two exposures. near transportation: Is min.
TO Treasury; private family adults; reason
able. Phone Clarendon 234-W-l
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levy CHASE. 6603 Brookville rd.-Lovely
home large grounds; excellent meals; dou-
bic room or single; reasonable. Wis. 4050-J.
az
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SUBURBAN BOARD.

IF YOU desire room and board. $40 per
month. in exclusive NV. section. beautiful
new detached home. large .porches and lawn:
Emerson O57o
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s2s ST. NV RMS, KITCHEN, BATH
hot-water heat, janitor services; rent rea-
sonable Apply agent or janitor. 30
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3ol4 10th N.E-ROOM. KITCHENETTE
with sink, unlimited phone; cool and pleas
ant S25. Potomac 6l99
1907 p ST. NW.-CLEAN. BRIGHT l-RM
and kit. apt, also large. well furnished
front rooms. N ] reasonable.
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Roomy, bright, 4-room. kitchen. bath apt;
newly decorated; convenient location; $50
Manager or lanitor
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1410 18th ST. NV.
LARGE, airy double room, twin beds, bath,
Inst. hot water; excel. food; Summer rates.
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! 90 R. I. AVE. NE-TWO LARGE. BRIGHT
| rooms, kitchen and bath, elec. refrigeration
newly decorated $3.50 and s4450. Apply
resident manager, Apt. 6. Decatur 3632-W
! 1909 T ST. NV LARGE ROOMS. HALL,
kitchen and bath; nice and airy; s35 month
CoI
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WHEN YOU ARE BUYING OR RENTING A
home or apartment look for the General
Electric All Steel Refrigerator
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CAMILLE APIS, 204 ST. NV ROOM.
kitchenette, bath, S28: rooms. dinette. kitch-
eenette and bath. $40. Close 10 Government
rip ting md
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1914 Attn NV R, K. PORCH SEP. EN-
trance; Frigidaire; gas. cleo. heat included;
near cars: cool. refined neishborhood. 30
l7o5 LANIER PL. NV. APT. 4o6-CORNER
apt. 3rd floor; three exposures; large living
room, Enclosed sun room, kitchen. bed room
bath. three large closets, G. E. REFRIGERATOR;
S65 mo. For appointment Clev. 3l08 29'
l449 N ST.-ENTIRE FIRST FLOOR, THREE
large rooms, large kitchen, bath, yard; jani-
tor service: $50. North 5428
CLEVELAND PARK, 1928 PORTER, APT
3O2--Cool, quiet; large living room, 2 bed
rooms. BATH kitchen. dinet Frigidaire, 4
large closets; reasonable
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SUBURBAN ROOMS AND BOARD.

Large Double Room With Porch.
Room with private bath; very reasonable
l630 18th st
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SEE THESE APARTMENTS.
Ready to move in: and ) rooms. kitchen
and bath; bul!t-in furniture that has never
been installed before. See these apis for
prices and location. Large corner building
at ROCK Creek Park near the Million Dollar
| Bridge. 24l0 Goth ST NV
Downtown, fine location; large rooms.
ZIG L st NV. manager.
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1888 H ST. NE ROOMS. TILED BATH.
electricity. h.-w.h.; newly papered. painted
screened porch. Apply mornings till IL.
LARGE, BRIGHT. CLEAN ROOMS; NEW
" decorated: south 'front.' porch; apt house;
to adults; excellent location; General Elec
refrigeration. 1901 Park I'd. NV.
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BOLIVIAN CLUB, 1888 10th NW-Single,
double rooms; beautiful. clean; delightful
atmosphere; uneXcelled home table.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

ATTRACTIVE HOME for small child: Wes-
ley 2 Heights. with plenty shade: family
three, grown; best care by mother who loves
children; large screened porch; references
EXCHANGED. Clev. 5225.
1917 ST NW.-Large 2nd-floor front
room. twin beds; excellent meals: free
phone; convenient all departments and
schools.
l45l HARVARD ST. NW.-Cool. clean room.
4 windows, next TO bath; hot water always;
best food; reasonable.
1327@l6th ST NW-Vacancies in girls club.
High-class accommodations.
1929 NEW HAMPSHIRE NW-LarRe room.
windows running water. sleeping porch
home cooking, plenty hot water.
1913 10th ST. N.W.-Spacious front room.
20x23 #. windows. ladies: also other va
cancieS; meals; entertaining privileges. No.
O045. 81
l94IBILTMORE ST-Large front room. twin
beds. single with porch; very desirable loca-
ton in Summer. Col. 2044.
1852 QUE ST. NW.-Nicely furnished single
and double rooms and rooms with bath: re-
fined atmosphere; excellent meals. 20.
1923 K ST NW-Double and single room.
good home cooking individual tables; walk
ing distance to down town.
BOLIVIAN CLUB, 1888 10th NW-Single,
double rooms; beautiful, clean; delightful
atmosphere; unexcelled home table.
1909 10th ST NW.-Nicely furnished airy
room, semi-private bath. shower. instant
hot water; garage; excellent meals; rates. Il
A LARE, COOL, FRONT ROOM with pri-
L.. .F,,1t. .,-t,A la