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The Washington times., 1933-01-30
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" LEAGUE
LOOMS
Chinese Expected to Call on
Russia to Act as Go-BetWeen
in Far East Impasse

PEIPING, Jan. 80 (L.N.S.).
Virtually despairing of help
from the League of Nations,
strife-torn China has turned to
Soviet Russia for settlement of
the Sino-Japanese Manchurian
conflict, international News
Service learned today.
High Chinese officials disclosed
that a Pan-Asiatic League, FROM
which western powers will be ex-
cluded, may soon be set up to
end the Far Eastern impaSSe.
Moves Kept Secret
Attempts to break off hostili.
ties over Manchuria and Jehol
province by this means will be
kept as secret as possible.
It was revealed that Chinese
authorities now believe the i'm
pending League division in the dis
pute will inevitably be unsatsfac-
tory to the Chinese people.
The masses of China, it was
pointed out, have been led to ex-
pect assistance against Japan
during the past 16 months, but in
the view of Chinese officials, this
assistance will not be forthcom-
ing in satisfactory form.
With this in mind, it was dis
closed, China has been forced to
prepare an alternative plan to
combat Japanese aggression in
Manchuria and North China.
Soviet GO-BetweenS
Chinese officials have cast
about for a power unhampered
by League covenants and treaties
or other legal ties such as bind
the United States and the ma
ton of Europe.
The answer has been found in
the huge, communistic Soviet
Russia, which has its own vital
interests in settlement of the
Manchurian dispute.
Under guise of negotiations a
new SinoJapanese treaty, as well
(COntinued on Page 2, Col. y
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CHIEF
EXPECTED
To GUST
REDS
New Cabinet Hand-PiCked by
President; Hitler Issues
Proclamation

BERLIN, Jan. 80 (I.N.S.).
Adolf Hitler, Nazi chieftain,
former house painter and
Street sweeper, achieved his
life's ambition today when he
was appointed Chancellor of
the Reich.
After standing firmly against
the Nazis for months. and re-
peatedly spurning Hitler's de-
mands for power, President Won
Hindenburg virtually launched
the Fatherland on an entirely
new course, in what may prove
to be one of the most decisive
decisions in the Nations history.
After his appointment, Hitler
declared he would negotiate
Immediately with the Catholic
centrists and the Bavarian
peoples party in an attempt to
gain a parliamentary majority.
Ends Long Struggle
Elevation of Hitler to the high
post he now holds brought to
it's peak one of the most check
cred careers of any man in all
Europe. It also, temporarily at
least, ended one of the most
titanic battles ever fought be-
tween two men for mastery of a
great nation.
For years it had been the aspi.
ration of the Nazi leader, who be-
gan his political career shouting
at crowds in beer halls, to be-
come chancellor. And for the
past year, in which his power has
emerged virtually supreme, it had
been the set purpose of President
Won Hindenburg to set him back.
Twice, before gaining success,
Hitler nearly triumphed. Twice
h. held dramatic conferences
with Won Hindenburg in which
he made his demands for "all or
nothing" only to be gruffly re-
buffed. Twice he lost. But on
the third great attempt he won.
Shortly after noon Hitler and
the hand-picked cabinet which
Won Hindenburg selected for him
assembled at the presidential
palace to take the oath of office.
10 Respect Constitution
The fiery Nazi chieftain pledged
himself to respect the republican
constitution, which obliges him to
quit office if the Reichstag votes
nonconfidence in his policies, and
then returned to his headquarters
in the Hotel Kaiserhof to receive
the cheers of thousands of his
supporters.
Nazi leaders we're jubilant over
the turn of events. The Hitler
ties were hopeful that the 100000
Nazi "storm troops would imme-
diately be transformed into an
official militia as the nucleus Of
new German army of defense.
Political observers expressed be-
lief that the first action of the
new government would be to sup.
press and prescribe the Com
muniSt party, the most bitter en-
emy of the National Socialists,
which would serve to dislodge
some 100 Communist members
from their Reichstag seats.
Such action would give Hitler
Continued on Page 2, Col. 81
The Washington times., 1933-01-30
BY JAMES L. KILGALLEN

NEW YORK, Jan. 80 u.N.SO.
A plan designed to remove the
war debts from the field Of inter
national controversy and elimi-
nate them once for all as
source of ill-feeling between Eu-
rope and the United States is to
be urged upon President-elect
Roosevelt at an early date by
Irving T. Bush, chairman of the
board of the Bush Terminal Com
pany and one of the foremost
industrialistS of America.
Recovery Put First
The first requirement of the
Bush plan, he revealed today, is
that the United States determine
with each nation the amount of
its debt which is collectable with
out lacing undue obstacles in the
way of economic recovery.
When the total international
debt has been brought to a col
lectable amount in conversations
with the nations involved, all of
the international n d b tedness
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Senate, guest of the President
that's on deck waiting to go
to bat.
The poor French Ambassador :
you can't help but feel kind. %
sorry for him. He is still in
the dog house.
A Senator named Tydings the
other day introduced a bill
whereby the Government
couldn't appropriate more than
was coming in; that is, if you
didn't have any money, you
couldn't dole out any. Well,
the Senate stormed. The
Senators called the idea treason.
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Atlantic City Bank
Fails to Open Doors

ATLANTIC CITY. N. j., Jan.
80 GN.S0 The Atlantic City
National Bank, one of this city's
largest financial institutions,
failed to open it's doors for busi-
ness this morning. A notice on
the door stated that because of
heavy Withdrawals, the officers
had decided to place the bank
In the hands of the Comptroller
of the Currency.
The Washington times., 1933-01-30
SUBSTITUTE RACE

Following is substitute race at
New Orleans for original seventh.
(Original sixth and eighth races
declared off; original. seventh
runs as sixth; only seven races
will be run todayO Seventh race
-Four-year-olds and upward;
claiming; purse $500; one mile
and an eighth. DueliSt, ia. Me
kachee, Ill. Hold Hard, ia.
Strong Heart, ia. Junior C, ia.
Zean, 112. Deemster, ia Deserve,
109. Bright Beauty, Ill.
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Japan Holds Soviet
Ships We're Spying
CAMP

TOKYO, Jan. 80 U.SD .-Au-
thorities today charged that four
Soviet whaling vessels, seized when
they touched at the Bonin Islands,
japanese Pacific mandate, we're
surveying fortified zones.
Captains of the four ships in
sist they touched merely to re-
plenish water and food supplies.
The ships are now anchUyed in
Yokahoma Harbor.
The Washington times., 1933-01-30

NEW YORK, Jan. 80 QN.S). t..
An autopsy was to be performed
today in an effort to determine
the cause of the death of Sara
Teasdale. winner of the Pulitzer
prize for poetry in 1918 and one
of Americas best-kpoWn poets.
Miss Teasdale was found dead
in the bath of her Fifth Avenue
apartment. DR.. Henry Weinberg,
The Washington times., 1933-01-30
r. F. C. Experts 0. X.
Loan for POUer Line

Engineers of the Reconstruc-
ton Finance Corporation have ap-
proved a $22,00O,000 self-liquidat-
ing loan to finance a municipality
owned power line from Boulder
Dam to Los Angeles, it was
learned today.
The Washington times., 1933-01-30
GOLD OUTPUT GROWS

DENVER G.N.SO. Colorado
produced $6,661,271 worth of gold
in 1882, an increase of $1,838, ,537
over 1881. Colorado has produced
$726, ,963,037 worth of gold since
the first discovery in 1858.
The Washington times., 1933-01-30

sacregious, nhuman, and taking the last Vestge
of power from politician, that is, the right to
appropriate money you don't have.
Copyright 1888. by McNaught syndicate)-
The Washington times., 1933-01-30
WILL ROGERS Savs:

SANTA MONICA CAL, Jan. 3O.-The British
is mighty popular man-guest of the
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THE WEATHER

Increasing cloudiness, followed BY snow
rain beginning late tonight Tuesdays lowest
temperature tonight about 80 degrees; slowly
rising temperature Tuesday; moderate northwest
and north winds, shifting to east.
Temperature Yesterday-Highest, 80; lowest,
81. (1932-Highest, SO; lowest, 42.)
(Fuu Weather Report Page 81
The Washington times., 1933-01-30

The Washington Times is the only afternoon parer in
this city publishing the dispatches Inter-
national News Service and Universal Service.
Evening star., 1933-04-08

IVVJ-II OISt Dts 4NsFFs
Wonderful location in old GEORGETOWN
two buildings surrounded by lawn. Apts
of l and ample rooms, kit. and bath
$500 to $3.50. Frigidaire. Courteous
manager.
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NEW HAVEN

SOo AaooSs fANts
Especially suitable for employees of
the Capitol and Library. Bachelor apart
nent for S2750 and l or 2 rooms. kit.
and bath rental. $50 to $3.50 per
month.
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BROOKLAND COURTS

Family size apartments in this de-
tached twin building. consisting of 3 and
rooms, kit. and bath with shower,
So so and up. Convenient to stores.
schools. etc. Electric refrlgeration.
MANAGER.
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GLASGOW COURTS

OOV W. H IkFNs 4NsH1s
Modern freproof building on promi-
nent corner, 10 minutes to downtown.
/. 2 and 3 rooms, kitchen and bath,
$3.50 to S57.50. Commodious rooms.
Refrigeration on house current. Man
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THE WISCONSIN

Facing the National Cathedral neal
stores and transportation. Attractive
small building with single vacancy OF
rooms, kit. and bath. S42,50. Frigidaire
Residential manager.
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WHITE. HOUSES.

VIII T.. f1OOSES.
3516 Mass. ave- n.w-11 r, b., ami. S250.00
1894 Mass. ave. n.w.-12 r, 2 b..
ssS4 g yoeelyn n.waa ris b. eil bur: 1890 1890
g5SSRs Es.: s;;h' ami 1898 1898
,,S- baths ssrase ;;I..:;........ -: 10000
gIS Eye st. n:w.-13 r. 2 b.. 10000
34lS Porter st. nw.-s r., b., garage 1000
$50 Conn. ave. NV r. b., ami. 5000
II5ss,55 9th St. n.S.-s rooms. baths, $500
7oS Ss Em Efninr ST. St eSs CIV ohas. b. Mdd m 5000
aa2s 1l9s Euclid St; n:T;-sT~ b.: gar. 5s.SSSS
1914 33ssJJ55 18th st; n.e;-6 rms. b.: gar. 1000
sSs9 sss 6onsora ss aws ave rms nws % rooms $3.50
bath: ami. garage ,....... $500
1923 1928 Monroe st; NV r. b.; ami $500
Jads Jads 4 Aiiison nwE r; b: smi; $500
$ rssior ': St nx g. I sSSSSS
2i5s M Enc S%0ry 'Ts. pi nx nnxs F. r: 5. ami ami ssSS
972s Ontario ss ne9 rdVs rooms rooms g. g. ami ami $3.50
2I3l 4th nee rms. b.. ami. gar. $500 |
sfs epshar asth st. st. nee rms s. g. ami anil 1888
9o5 10th st: n;w.-9 rooms. bath. ~. $500
i1sS A9ss, g. as p nsS rooms IS g. s.: ami ami sssS sssS
s45 franklin st. n.e-e r.. B.. ami. 5000 |
1909 Y; Va. ave. ne-6 T.. b.. ami. 5000
ssss az l31h Tn St; s.e roSm' S mi 4E5ss99
s1,s go seatSn 1s,n St nwLs rms: rms: ?. ami. 1920
$40 Orleans pi. neS6 r. b.. ami. 1870
] SS5Ss S 5 $; .ss.s rooms: :: i: mi: $3.50
rooms. bath. garage. ....... 1000
ISIS Isl Z n:e.4 r, b.: Heatrola. elec. $3.50
1881 Ga. ave. n.w.-7 r., b., elec. $3.50
us Park I'D. n.w.-5 r.. b.. h.-w.h..g g. $500
247 18th st. s.e.-4 r. b.. cleo, Arc. $500
1902 Military rd.. Fl Myer Hts. Va.
ans rooms st bath; :r.n;s .;.c 1890
B. F. SAUL CO.,
Nat 21o0. e26 18th st. NV.
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NEW WEBSTER
221 r ST. NV,

Upper l4th street. and 3 room. kit
and bath apartments, $4,000 to S47.5o;
some with porch. Gen. Elec. refrigera-
ton. Manager.
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1915 18th ST. NV.
MAMMOTH OAK Gardens

and 3 rooms. kit. dinette and bath
$3.50 up; rms, kit, dinette. . baths
$3.50 Refrigeration on house. Eleva-
tor, switchboard. Resident manager.
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3O1O WISCONSIN AVE.

3010 WISCONSIN AVE.
Overlooking National Cathedral.
p2dsTn pSbRE FsproSi oh bHSRs HousE
CURRENT. NEW LARGE CABINETS.
closets large SrnspsG Te9ps tshen bath large
Apartments in, excellent condition:
0osa.r open and a, lighted Ins evenings. Resident
SHELTON
$500 w PI. NV.
on Wise; Ave: Ave: below Mt Alto Hosp.
Hi 1905 s. Potomac SSsdi sTi. NV. $500
Georgetown-Corner N st.
rn, 1t. Newly Decorated. s
DoWNToWS@iais oS II vs. oi'h x sT. NV. sSs.'0
1856 sDk Kenyon 81. sii NV NV.
FErGIDhtfRE To0m tlt ana ON b.tS HOUSE CURRENT 10
ASIA IOWA AVE. NV.
u3th and pi, Buchanan 4nn stsJ
rooms k,tcbsn bFEiGiDAIRE; I'D IRE sas M
SIBLEY, Is M ST. NV.
Frigidaire on House Current
Resident Manager. Apt. 1.
1873 M ST. NV.
rooms, kitchen and bath. -. S39.5O
228 10th ST. NE.
rooms; Ssigshs ktehen mandob and bath $4,000
1245 NEAL ST. NE.
On Trinidad Ave, north Of Fla. Ave.
Electric Refrigeration.
2 rms. kit. & bath S42bO
Resident Manager. Apt 2s.
BEATRICE-142 CARROLL ST. Sc
2 rooms. Frigidaire. kit. bath S37 so
1904 TALBERT ST. S. e.
Corner Nichols Ave. Anacostia.
Frigidaire on House Current
! room. kit. and bath .S S32 so
rooms, kitchen and bath. -: 42.5O
See Resident Manager. Apt. No. 81.
308 End ST. Sc.
5 rooms and bath S475O
435 18th ST. Sc.
rms. kit. & bath. ......... $3.50
J. c. WELDON co.
1927 X st. NV. metropolitan BOIL
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1890 r ST. NV,

Desirable apis. in a building within
walking distance Of downtown section
New rentals. l. and 3 rooms, kit, and
bath, $40 up. G. z. refrigeration. Eleya-
tor service. Manager.
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.37W PORTER ST

vi L YIN LIN -
At high elevation near st. Adams
Cathedral. White stucco tile,
center-hall-plan home; main
rooms and 2 baths; library;
glassed conservatory: screened
porch; 4 large corner bed rooms:
servants rooms and BATH
freplaces; oil heat; large Frigid-
alre; completely equipped light
kitchen; gear garage: screens:
awnings and weatherstrip; attrac-
tive grounds. Rent $3.50 month.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO..
150b II St NV National oa4k
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THE BRADFORD
1Qan II &c ~ w

Low rentals. Extensive redecorating
l, 2 and 3 rooms. kit. bath and foyer.
S45 I'D unfurnished; $50 UP furnished.
Refrigeration on house current. Switch
board and elevator service.
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FOR COLORED. ?
zI5T NEWPORT pl. NV. t21st and Nd
rooms. bath. elec. liehts: S27.50
heat: So. so "Se1-
231Q @ st, n.w.--s rooms. bath, newly
oecorated: hot-water heat: S32 80
. 544 25th ST. ne. (Kingman Park)-prac-
tfcally new S45.
eos d40 st. SEE rooms. good condition;
s22 lst st. s.w.4 rooms. bath; s1s.5o
SSs St. se.-5 rms. large yard: $3.50
ern: S57.5O 1"'"' inoo
,,,I I42S r. ,. aye. n.w,-s big rooms. heat
iurnished, elec lights: S67. so
WAPLE & JAMES, INC, Ef
1226 18th st. NV. Dist aa4A
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SELECTED HOMES.

SELECTED HOMES.
Chevy Chase. Nd. New detached
brick; g rooms, 2 baths, den and
dining alcove; hot-water heat.
electric refriserstion; 2-car ga
eao4 oAKRIDdE AVE.
Chevy Chase. Md. New detached
brick; 8 rooms, 2 baths, dining
alcove, hot-water heat. electric re-
-, frigeration. Lear garage; 500.
Several of these attractive modern.
homes; q rooms and bath; some
and inclosed porches; S65 to SIOO.
1341 KENNEDY ST
Semi-detached brick and stucco: g
rooms, bath, hot-water heat, cleo
tricity: SIS.
S409 CEDAR ST.
Silver Spring. Md. Detached brick:
rooms and bath, hot-water heat,
IL, W. elssse5f5sSi MooSsIiNE s1si 81.
Chevy Chase. Md. Bungalow; 8
rooms and bath, hot-water heat.
electricity. garage; S62.50.
six-room and bath brick; hot
xxoo water heat; electricity; $50.
Row brick: room: and bath.
sos CARROLL AVE
Takoma Park. Md. Detached
frame; 8 rooms and bath, entirely
modern; garage; $50.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
1905 H st. NV. National 2345.
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THE DUDDINGTON

Convenient to downtown Washington
Bright ard attractive units of and
rooms, kit. and bath, $3.50 to S55.0u
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HoUsEs--uNrURNrsHEn.
CHEVY CHASE. D. G.

CHEVY CHASE, d. c.
s7s7 Kanswha St. half block from Conn,
with shrubbery and flowers Spacious livins
room with fireplace, library. large dining
room. buffers pantry and Kitchen 4 bed
rooms and sleeping porch: garage oil
burner. Priced reasonable. Open Sunday.
Call VIM. T. BALLARD, National e2e5.
1904 EAST CAPITOL sT.-6 r.,
b.. b. .-w.h.. elec. -. ....... 10000
100 5th st. s.e-7 r. b., h.-wh, ell 5000
322 18th st. s.e.-6 r.. b., h.-w.h., eL $3.50
a27 st. n.e.-6 r, b., h.-w.h, elec.
ses 9th st. n.e..sr' b.. h.-vh.. ei. $3.50
- 9th st. SEE r.. b.. h.-wh., elec. Sc. 90
131 9Th st. SEE r., b., n W h., elec. $500
All 1lth st. s.e.-6 r., b., h.-w.h.. ell. As 90
644 b st. se.-6 r. b.. h.-w.h., elec $500
32S s. c. ave. se.-6 r., b., h.-w.h..
ga 10th ST. se.I7 r.. B.. h.-x.h.. ei. $500 $500
215 9Th st. s.e--6 r.. b., h-wh. ell 425a
10 18th st. s.e.-6 r., b.. h.-w.h., eL 1000
BIS 10th st. SEE r., b., h.-w.h.. ell 1000
ais Gault pl. n.e.-5 r.. b.. h.-s.h.,
23s i4th st. n.e.-s r. B.. lat. n. ell 500 "a. o.oc,
33s 18th st. s.e.-6 r., b. lat. h. 27.5O
e23 Pot ave. s,e.-6 r.. b., elec $3.50
GET OUR COMPLETE LIST.
John F. DONOHOE & SONS.
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EMBASSY TOWERS

New building. Embassy section. Excel
lent units of and 2 rooms, kit. dinette,
solarium and bath, $3.50 up. Parauet
floors. tinted tile baths, showers. large
foyers; refrigeration on house current;
elevator. Manager.
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THE HOWE
ann ~ ca ~ NY

Excellent Cleveland Park section 2
nice rooms. kit. bath. S47.50. Electric
refrigeration.
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3432 CONN. AVE.

1 and 2 rooms. kit and bath in this
desirable building. convenient location;
S35 to S4s.
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IfJ4 LdlutT fIdtt NV
3 rooms. kit. and bath with porch.
Electric refrigeration on house current
Rental, $4,000.
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500 KENNEDY ST. NV

1914 14th ST. NV.
Downtown, 3 rooms, kit. and bath,
nfurniShed, $4,000.
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800 b ST. NE

800 + st. NV.
Corner building. Neat and cleanly
kept. One apartment available. with =
rooms, kit. bath. $40. Elec. refrlg.
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1889 35th ST. NV.
Building facing Western High. Rents
reduced. 2 rooms, kit, bath. Frigidaire,
only S42.50. Manager.
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CHEVY CHASE, d. c., CORNER 39th AND
Livingston-4 b. r.. 2 baths; lease April Is
NEW EARLY AMERICAN HOME IN
northwest section, furnished; six rooms,
large living room and built-in garage; until
January; references required. Clev. 9430.
1918 37th ST. NW.-TAPESTRY BRICK; 6
rooms, BATH sleeping porch, garage; nicely
furnished: $50 month. EN-. 1906. o.
47O4 18th N.W-HoME OF RMS.
baths compl. furn.; maids rm. g. bath IN
FLOYD E. DAVIS COMPANY.
733 18th st. NV. Natl. 0353.
NEW HOME. SEVEN ROOMS. FURNISHED
complete: residential section. convenient
transportation; very reasonable. 3S19 Sou.
Dakota ave. ne. q"
NEAR MERIDIAN HILL PARK NORTHWEST.
Semi-detached house with sleeping and
other porches; garage. Phone Columbia
5075. %
S75-N. W. SECTION; 20 MIN. TREAS;
~ a.; remodeled o b. T.. 3 b.. h. h.. cleo,
refrigerator; freplaces; trees; adaptable 2
families. PAINTINGS. Oriental rugs ANTIQUES;
features. Nat. O410.
RESIDENCE CE-ROOMING-1O ROOMS. 3
baths, pantry. oil burner; sell furniture. Call
Sunday or evenings. 1442 Fairmont NV.
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New Reduced Rates
Apts. OF ! room and bath-S26 30.
and rooms, kitchen and bath-S35 90
to $500. Electric refrigeration,
switchboard and elevator service. Resi-
dent manager.
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WHIT,

w III Z.
1922 Wyoming ave. n.w.-9 r. b. .S100. 90
1921 9th st. n.w.-S r. and b.. 1000
1915 Kilbourne st. n.w.-6 r. and b. So 90
1927 Ridge st. s.e-5 r. and b. $500
39l st. n.e,-6 r. and b: ....... 40.75
1927 No. Capitol-7 r. and b. -. 1880
TWO-FAMILY HOUSES.
109 Michigan ave. NE r. and b. $50 90
226la 18th pl n.e.-4 r. and b. 1880
73S 4th st. SET and b. ..,...... $500
COLORED.
1887 9th-S rms. and bath. $40 so
1906 Sth st. n.w.-6 rms. and bath. AZ 80
622 M st. n.w.-6 r. and b. b......... 40.50
1921 s st. avs r. and b, .... $3.50
1416 T st. n.w.-6 r. and b. b..,.... $3.50
1643 Kraemer st. n.e.-6 r. and b.. $3.50
1920 Kendall st. n.e.-6 r. and b.. $3.50
615 Acker st. n.e.-6 r. and b. 49,. 1880
445 Delaware ave. s.w-S r. and b.. 1880
1275 25th st. NV r. and b. $50. 5000
1928 10th ST. n.w.-6 rooms. ...... 27.50
30 Hanover st. nw.-4 r and b. -. 27.50
2427 Eye st. n.w-6 r. and b...... $50
1888 L st. lw.-6 rooms. ....,..... 25 80
327 Va. ave. ser rooms. ...,.... $500
1245 Duncan st. n.e.-4 T.. and b. 25 90
l73S 9th st. n.w.-5 ROOMS. ..... $500
427 Warner st. NV r. and b. -. 90 so
l115 21st st. n.w.-6 rooms. ...... $3.50
1924 Valley st. n.w.-6 rooms. 1880
- cOIoREDE.FLAIs. 0
647 Orleans st. n.e-4 T. and b. -. $3.50
THE WASHINGTON LOAN
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3425 r. ST. NV.
THE EVARTS

roms Ht and LPW BATH rensa s4s ana np
Electric refrigeration. Resident manager.
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Z23h 18th pl. n.w.-6 rms. brick,
/, oaesl elsel ~; ..:....,;.. $1,000
,,aand and bath -. 5000
kkoooc Del ave sw.--6 rms, brick. 1880
"a 70, - s;W.-o rms, water. ...... 1880
onDOtt nd. ave s.w-6 rms, bath. Ell. 1880
SW.-V rms. .............. 2S.On
x3a se; ave. sw-7 rms, bath. ..... $500
otS S'W.-o rms. ............. 1900
1uuSSnn2 Stn sw.-6 rms. ........... $500
aaaa11e IJtn n.w.-b rms. water. 40 90
IRaax Ssnan ne-5 rms. brick. ..,. 1900
1879 a s.e-5 rms. water a. toi. ms. 2O. 90
ioI se-6 rms. brick. water;
g ss.s s: s;:ss,r :Sa rms. brick 1875 1875
and B. h.-w;h.. ell. x. :. $500
kkvyooo aro s.e-co rms. bath. 49,. -. 30.nO
Pr on s.e.-o rms. bath 1890. 2k.o0
AiAo oen S;s;Mn Tsoyr rms, bath $3.50
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IN PETWORTH.
HOUSES-FUR. AND UNFUR.

rooms solarium large basement with maid s
room elec. washer. elec. refrigerator, garage.
flower garden; ideal location and excep-
tionally convenient to Capitol, Navy Yard
or Marine Barracks; adults Call Dist.
1918 between o and 5.
CHEVY CHASE. MD. IL BLACKTHORN ST.
% rooms. bath. sun room. recreation and
maids room; detached garage; electric re-
frigeration; automatic blower heat; rent
reasonable Apply on premises.
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1908 Evarts st. NV.
Moderate rentals. Just north OF r, /.
ave-, at 18th st. /, 2, 3 rooms, kit. and
bath, $50 to S45. Electric refrigeration.
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COLORED-s2O 23rd ST. NW-S ROOMS,
hot-water heat, electricity; reduced to
S45:75. Only reliable parties need apply.
JOHN 4. KNOTT. 91S r ST.
COLORED. .617 10th NE, APT. o-3 r.,
Kit, bath. elec., gas. S27 so. Apply Haynes,
402 woodward Bldg. Dist S444.
COLORED-S42 S42.5O-COLONIAL TYPE TAP
estry brick home; 9 rooms. tile bath. 3 large
perfect condition. Call J. GARRETT BEIT-
zELL. District 300.
COLoRED-42s H ST. NV. 8 R., s25. 90;
aSSs as r ST. NV. r, elee;. S35. 90; 1880
st. ne. $4,000; Stanton Hill s.e, Q rms,
$1,000. NE. 1900. EN-. 02l6
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This building is much in demand
There are now vacancies Of ! and
rooms. kit. and bath; S2S.50 to $4,000.
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WANTED-APARTMENTS.
HOUSES-FURNTSHED.

3 Or FURNISHED KITCHEN APART
ment. near Capitol rent under $500. Nat.
3120, ext. 557. So
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1907 CONNECTICUT AVENUE
Bet. Woodiey Rd. and Cathedral Ave.
New Reduced Rates.
Apts of / and . rooms kitchen and
bath; large reception halls electric re-
frigeration. Resident manager-S42. so
to S62 80.
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WOODLEY PARK TOWERS

Near Clifton Street.
New Reduced Rates
Apt. of ] room and bath; l, 2 and 3
rooms, kitchen and bath-S35 to
$50. 30.
Porches. elec refrigeration. elevator
Service-ReSident Manager.
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CHATEAU IHIEhhf
1920 st. at Goth NV.
Apts. of 9 rooms, kitchen and bath
S52.5 to S57.50 Electric refrigera-
ton. elevator service. Resident man
ager.
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H3IU CONN, AVE.
South end of Taft Bridge, over
looking Rock Creek Park. Most de-
sirable apartments of 4 rooms and
bath and 5 rooms and baths at
very reasonable rentals. 24-hour
Electric refrigeration.