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Evening star., 1934-06-05
Body Votes 246 to SO After
BIanton Raises Point
of No Quorum.
FIGHT FOR MEASURE
LED BY GREENWOOD
Smith, 0'Connor, Palmisano and
Dirksen Engage in Battle
for Local Measure.

The House this afternoon adopted
the special rule for consideration of
the District public works bill. The
vote was 246 to 83, and was recorded
after Representative Blanton Of Texas
had raised a point of no quorum, fol-
lowing a standing vote of SO to Is.
The House then moved on to con-
sideration Of the measure itself. De-
bate was expected to be limited to
little more than an hour.
Representative Greenwood of In
diana, Democratic whip in the House
led the fight for the special rule
urging square deal for the National
Capital under public works appro-
priation the same as every other
State and municipality in the coun-
try. The bill authorizing the District
Commissioners to borrow Sl0,750, ,000
from the Public Works Administra-
ton for specific program of con-
struction is before the House under
special rule.
"Is there any reason why the Dis
trict should be treated differently
than any other State or any other
municipality" asked Greenwood.
II believe il treating them al
alike.
The projects provided for in this
bill include a tuberculosis hospital
which is badly needed. The death
rate from tuberculosis in the District
is higher than in so other cities Of
comparable size.
The District proposes to borrow
this money, like every other munich
pality and 1t should be allowed tc
do it,
Blanton Leads Opposition.
Representative Blanton repeated
substantially all Of the remarks he
made In the House last Thursday
during debate on the conference re-
port on the 1885 District appropria.
ton bill and declared:
II am tired of seeing the CONNER
cial interests here every year try u
dictate to Congress what should b.
done"
Mote: Reference to these state
ments will be found in special arti-
Gle on Page A of today's Starr
Refers to New Hospital.
They talk about the tuberculosi
hospital and try to make you believ'
the little children are suffering.
have in my hand here a picture o
a new plant costing S625, 900, which
has just been built and is to b.
opened July l." said Blanton.
Blanton also declared that an in
crease of IS cents in the tax rate il
the coming fiscal year would provid
all the improvements intended to b
financed by the bill. He said, how
ever, that the District officials ha,
not suggested the means of financing
the project.
The bill carries an assurance o
prompt repayment of 70 per cent O.
whatever ALLEGATION Is made by +.
Public Works Administration and tn
District construction program wa
cut down from S20,000,000 to $40,
$780, 900 in order to secure the specia
rule.
Representative Smith, Democrat
Virginia. called up the rule under
instructions from the committee
Representative Blanton raised OBJ
lection on the ground that the rule!
provided that all time should bt
controlled in favor of the bill.
In reply to that. Representative
(Continued on pace Column IL
Evening star., 1934-06-05
Faithful Fulfill
Abbot's Commando;
Bury Him Alive
~ the Associated Press.

SIMLA, India, June 5.-Re-
ligious pilgrims reported today
that the aged Shamanist abbot
of a temple near Bareilly has
been buried alive at his own re-
quest.
The abbot was reputed to be
157 years old. Pilgrims reported
he lay down in a grave and that
faithful followers, after perform
ing ancient ceremonies, covered
him with earth.
In deciding to destroy himself,
the abbot followed an age-old
practice of his religion, which
teaches that life is futile after
usefulness has ceased. He had
been in the temple more than so
years.
Evening star., 1934-06-05
MACKMEN DEFEAT
IN TENTH
TWo.Bagger by McNair and
Triple by Coleman Bring
Victory.
BY JOHN B. KELLER.

Connie Mack's Athletics defeated
the Nationals at Griffith Stadium this
afternoon in the first game of a
double-header.
The score was 8 to I.
FIRST INNING.
PHILADELPHIA flied to
Schultz Manush came in for Cram
er's high one. Schultz went to left
center for Johnson's liner. No runs.
WASHINGTON - Warstler threw
out Schultz Myer went out, Foxx to
Benton, covering first. Manush flied
to Coleman in the right-field corner.
No runs.
SECOND INNING.
PHILADELPHIA-Fo singled to
left. ManuSh came in fast for one
hand catch of McNairs looper. Cole
man got a single with a bounder to
Myer, the ball bouncing off his chest
as he fell. Higgins tripled to right
center, scoring Foxx and Coleman.
Berry doubled to left, scoring Higgins
Travis threw out Benton, Berry TAX
ing third. Warstler flied to Manush.
Three runs.
WASHINGTON-Kuhel walked. So
did Stone. Travis doubled to left
center, scoring Kuhel and sending
Stone to third Cronin sent a long
fly to johnson and Stone scored, while
Travis took third after the catch.
Berg grounded to McNair and Travis
was run down on the play, McNair to
Berry, Berg taking second on the
play. Higgins threw out Crowder.
Two runs
THIRD INNING.
PH1LADELPHIA-M threw out
Cramer. johnson took a third
strike. Foxx walked. McNair doubled
to left, sending Foxx to third. Cole
man took third strike. No runs.
WASHINGTON-Sc Schultz singled to
left. Myers fly dropped in right near
the foul line for single, sending
Schultz to second. ManuSh's bunt
to Foxx was good for single, fill
ing the bases. Warstler went to his
left and dived for a fine, one-hand
stop. of Kuhel's smash, Schultz scor-
ing, Myer going to third and Manush
to second. Benton took Stones roller
and Myer was caught at the plate,
Benton to Berry, Manush taking
third. Travis singled to center, scor-
ing Manush and sending Stone to
second. Cronin singled to left, scor-
ing Stone. and when johnson fum-
bled, Travis took third and Cronin
second. McNair threw out Berg.
Three runs.
FOURTH INNING.
PHILADELPHIA - Higgins was
called out on strikes. Berry dropped
a single in short center. Benton
famed. Warstler fouled to Kuhel.
No runs.
WASHINGTON--Crowder famed
So did Schultz. Myer flied to john
son. No runs.
FIFTH INNING.
PHILADELPHIA went back
for Cramer's pop. johnson walked
Cronin lost Foxx'S pop in the sun in
short left for a single and johnson
went to second. McNair famed. Cole
man grounded to Kuhel. No runs.
Observation-Disclosures lined to
Coleman in deep right. Kuhel flied to
Continued on Page 2, Column g.
Evening star., 1934-06-05

NEW YORK, June 5 R.-Waiving
extradition, Stanley Mozensky, IS,
was surrendered today to detectives
from Cleveland, where he is wanted
on a homicide charge.
Mozensky is charged with having
stabbed to death Stanley Petruski,
SO, of Pittsburgh, at Cleveland, on
May Is.
Evening star., 1934-06-05
WORKERS REJECT
STEEL BOARD PLAN
Weirton Group Joins Anal
gamated Union in Scor-
ing Proposal.

BY the Associated Press.
Efforts Of Hugh S. Johnson, N. r. A.
administrator. to create a special steel
labor board to attempt to avert a
threatened strike in the industry met
with opposition today from factions
Of the steelworkers' union.
At a press conference, johnson said
he was trying to have the steel in
dustry establish a board to handle
its labor problems. similar to the one
formed for the automobile industry.
Delegates representing the Conven-
ton Committee of the Amalgamated
Association Of Iron, Steel and Tin
Workers. which recently voted to
strike unless the union is recognized
by the employers. promptly said they
would not accept Johnson's plan.
We've had enough boards" said a
spokesman for the group. I'VE had
Senator Wagner and his board the
National Labord Board) and what
did they get US? Nothing but
promises"
Unacceptable"
The delegation was headed by Will
liam j. Spang. president of the Du-
quesne, Pa, union local, and included
officials Of locals from the Weirton,
w. Va, district.
1t issued statement asserting
President Roosevelt's election propo-
sition" in the revised steel code was
unacceptable to steelworkers."
Members of the group denied there
was any split" in the ranks, and
declared they were 100 per cent be-
hind the union president, Michael F.
Tighe Of Pittsburgh.
I'VE don't want any one to have
the impression the organization is
split" said Jake Entinger, president
Of the Good Will Lodge, No. 80, Weir
ton, w. Va.
Indications Of Break.
There had been indications of dis
agreement between Tighe and men,
bers of the Convention Committee
over statements issued last week by
the latter.
johnson also said he understood the
steel situation caused the visit this
morning to the White House of Alfred
P. Sloan, jr.; Alvan MacAuley and
Walter P. Chrysler, outstanding lead
ers Of the automobile industry, which
at the present time is the dominant
customer for steel.
Plan Is Held Success.
Amplifying his desire for establish
ment Of the automobile labor rela-
tions plan in steel and ether indus
tries, johnson said verbal report to
him from DR.. Leo Wolman, chairman
Of the Special Automobile Labor
Board, indicated they are getting
along beautifully"
The Labor Board was formed to
handle difficulties in the automobile
industry.
That is a real example to every
industry in this country" johnson
observed, adding that under the
methods followed by that board the
question of proportionate representa-
ton between independent unions
company unions or other employe
groups had not been brought up, but
that union spokesmen were sitting
around the table" with the manage
ment and dealing with their prob
lens as they developed.
Evening star., 1934-06-05
Groups 10 See Wagner.

johnson said he had no plans for
seeing members Of either the Anal
gamated Association of Iron and Steel
Workers or the Steel Workers Indus
trial Union. =.
The automobile industry leaders
declined comment pending their talk
with the President on proposed legis-
lation.
It was understood, however, that
they were opposed to the Wagner
Labor Board legislation.
Steel union leaders meantime
awaited word from Senator Wagner
as to whether the President would
deal directly with their employers.
The Aynalgamated Association of
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43 8 13 80 IS
WASHINGTON.

81 oo
Harris batted for BERG In tenth.
Kress batted for Crowder In tenth.
SCORE BY INNINGS.
Phila. O3OOOO 1903 8
Wash. O23OOO OOO2- Z
SUMMARY:
Runs batted in-Higgins (2l, Berry. t").
Travis t2), Cronin (3), kuhel, john
son, Coleman (2).
Tvo-base hits-Berry, Travis, McNair CD.
Three-base hits-Higgins, Coleman (2).
Home run-JOhnson.
stolen bases-Higgins, Berry.
Sacrifices-Schulte. Travis.
Left on bases-Philadelphia, 3; wash
Base on balls-of Benton, 6: of Crow
der, 3.
Struck out-By Benton, 81 by Crow
der. q.
Hits-Off Benton, 8; in 91s innings.
Wild pitch-Kline.
Umpires-Messrs Dinneen and Geisel.
Evening star., 1934-06-05
CABINET SIGNS TREATY
Cuban Body's Act Establishes
New Relations With U. S.

HAVANA, June 5 R.-Without
ceremony or comment the cabinet
yesterday ratified the treaty which
establishes a new basis for relations
between Cuba and the United States.
, The document was signed by President
Mendieta
Evening star., 1934-06-05
WEATHER.

Generally fair tonight, tomorrow local
thundershowers; continued moderately
warm; gentle southerly winds.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8S, at 3:45
pm. yesterday; lowest, SO, at am. to-
day. Full report on page AS.
Evening star., 1934-06-05

Continued on Page 4, Column l
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Valves Extradition in Staying.

Continued on Page 2. Column 81
Evening star., 1934-07-14
COOL 10th ST. APT.
3 RMS. $40; : RMS. sos.

- N sfA - W. - NAtA N1sf w.
Large outside rooms. = exposures. mod
err tiled hathi paTquet 1oorS Frtetdaire,
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7I5 ALLISON ST. Nw.-WELL FURNISH
ed bed-liWng room, kitchen. dinette, next TO
bath; all conveniences; quiet couple. To-
CASITOL HILL 22e ST. N-E.-ENTIRE
LIST floor. mod, pvt, every conyen.; piano.
Frieidaire; AS adults; permanent PARK
front 10"
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FREE AUTO SERVICE-FURNISHE AND
unfurnlshed aptS,; also houses Bob S
Rental Service 223 UpShur st. NV. co.
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THE MADISON T75a EYE ST NV
pr spts 1 room e40 month 2 rcomA
$50 month. wN BoHEE Mar Dl, ss4s
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3oOo-3lo0 CONN. AVE.
Cathedral Mansions
ICenfnr and Nnrth RuildinES)

On Street Car and Bus Lines
| room and bath ..,........S S3I %
. looms. kitchen foyer. bath. S57 90
3 rooms, kitchen, bath. ....., 500 70
Shops and stores located in build:
ing Exceptionally large rooms ana
closets. All electricity and refrigera-
tion included in rent.
Phone Adams 4S00 or co. 2l45.
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUsEs.

wANTED-To RENT SMALL FURNISHED
or unfurnished home in or near Washing
ton may buy later GEorgia 2B6l.
I NEED HOUSES AND BUNGALOWS. LIST
with me for quick rental Clients waiting
LESLIE d MEASELL. Cleveland 4733.
LET US HANDLE
YOUR RENTAL PROPERTIES.
40 wears experience Prompt remittances
EDWARD P SCHWARTZ. INC.
10li Vermont Ave DI 62I0
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RENT-FLATS

h.-w.h. .....e'..... -. S25 90
b.. eiec h'-w.h. .''..'..,...' $500
l34Sls z ne4 r., b.. elec.. h-Wh. 1000
pa 18th se-4 r b. elec h-Wh 30 90
$50 9th n.s.-5 +. b.. elec. 80. 80 so
Apt. 2,,.........'..|..:....'. $3.50
Key 6i4 F.,:.............,.. =, - $500
!. c. WELDON CO.,
1727 K St NV. NE. 3O1I.
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So NJ MEK KA Is!
AT COOL TAFT BRIDGE.
3 R., $40; 4 R., SIS; 5 R., $40.
Modern hreproof bldg. 24-hour elevator.
SecretariaL phone service. refrigeration.
mirror doors. Can be had furn. at slight
extra charge. 1907 Belmont rd.. cor. of
Conn. ave. south side Of Taft Bridge.
Phone POtnmac hnS2
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THE Man Shall,

II 7 w A1NNJ4 II AA1A~l
1905 18th ST. NV.
. rooms kitchen and bath. -. $50 90
3 rooms. kitchen and bath. $1,000. 65. .00
Downtown location; newly decorated
Frigidaire, lights on house current; fur
nished or unfurnished. Res. Mgr. Miss
COOL DOWNTOWN APIS.
l RM., K, $35; 2 R, K, $40.
Modern elev. bldg, marble bath. spa
cious closets; furnished at small charge
BLAIR. 1921 M St NV. Phone Ma. 5437
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National 500
141O NJ ST. NV
1916 N. H. AVE. NV.

8 rooms. kitchen and
bath. S72.5o 70 SIT 80.
BATH IH0Ss; ss7.bdi sit'hin fI.c.FIe sns s72.so
refrigeration. Apts to
completely redecora- S77.SO
ted. new kitchen equip
ment. Resident man.
ARer.
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COUNTRY BOARD

IN pRIvATE FAMILY Y--Laras rooms ard
Eroannf near Blue Rl6se A0 80 niles
frnfH washington sfderiT people DrefsFree
fFfeTspcea. Boz ls4 Ths Plains. Va IS
BOARD 81 beaHtiful uountain home IN
ervalLon- Kazleah. peaLAr MiLlz va u
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SPLENDDLY ARRANGED 4-ROOM AND
bath apartment, newly decorated 2nd floor.
430 18th 81 ne Key next door
CHAS. D. SAGER.
pa 14th ST. NV Ma Oo36.
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AT DUPONT-S47.sO

Convenient to downtown Ele-
vator BUILDING. one square east OF
Dupont Circle Three 1sa pleasant
rooms. kitchen REFRIGERATION
and bath; concrete PORCH.
l705 2 St. NV
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elec rsfriserator ...'..'"....S $50. 90
649 East Cap. ST. T.. b. ..... 1850
121 B st; se.-3 r. b.. elec. re- oxo
IA. ts Carroll fn st. see r.. b. cleo -
ais A 81 Se-e r. b.,.,.. 5000
623 Pa. ave. s.e.-3 r. B. ..... $3.50
XII eth st n.e-5 r. b.. ami. .S45. 90
e3siL 10th 81 ne-5 r b. ami 1850
1880 irving st nW1 r b. ami 40. .00
ZOO E st. SEE r. b.. ami. 3s 90
632 Mass. ave. n.e.--4 r. b.. ami. 3!50
2311 Nichols ave. s.e.-3 r.. b.. mi. % 20
300 10th st. s.e.-3 r. B.; elec q 90
JOHN F. DONOHOE & Sons
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wANTED--RooAfs AND BOARD

NANTKD~By covt snpIgys Rns wife
sept soont and hoard IN attractive.
rri4kE hOfns Ro04 residential district ens
FooE slitAbts fer s8fsan9 room WI. 3g-.S
YOUNG LADY de1lres room sns board
rfgnsd Jewish home Ts1fB3ty Of 18th snS
Columbia. Address Boz 2As q. star of5es
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aa12 ALREMARIF ST

VI TN FOFtN IINCE 70 7 INJIN.
Large Dutch Colonial stone S-room
center-hall residence with all modern con-
veniences. on large lot: well located, sur
rounded with larRe trees. shrubbery.
LESLIE d. MEASELL. CL 3465 15'
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COLORED
J - 9th 50 se-E rooms bath SO 50
THOMAS p BROWN Gf5 a. s. SW
HIN +. DONOHOE & so
y FEHII5IIF aIlIa hFtHUt o-E.
COIORFD-HOTSFS

Q
i342 st. nw-I0 r, b. EaS. lat. S85 90
43U NJ st nv r b.. ami. 50 SO
$40 W ST. nv d r., b. steam heat As 90
1888 5th st. nV---s r. b ist. 35 90
I4I7SH nv r b. lat. IS 90
5zs 24th st nv T.. B.. lat. gss 33 so
231 I4th St se.-6 =. b. jat ... - 20
h22 M1rton 81. NV r. 8. lat. 81 SO
~ y st. n.w.---s = b lat elec 32 so
1892 sth n.w.--6 =. b. lat. gas 30 80
60 18Th st ne-4 r b Arcola 30 So
1921 Marion 81 w--6 r. b.. p so
g05 9Th st s.e.-.-6 r. b. lat....... . 90
a. ~ ne-b r stove ..- - 90
HIs 5fh st se-6 r. b lat .-... IS 90
SIE K St se-5 ?, b. Iat. FaS-. 25 90
AZ @ pl nv-5 2 stove ,.... % 50
45i @ pl nW.--8 r. stove ....... 90 60
COS a.trd 81 NV 7 stove 90 90
1888 Kramer st. n.e--6 r. stove gas - 50
s5 Goa alley VI r. stove co.. 1850
a2l Barry pl nW-4 r. stove. 4. 1850
---Biz st ne-4 p stove '. 1850
80 Woodb"rn d. C.--3 +, stove. 1900
4. +. SAUL co.
Ma 200. 925 18th St. NV
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3e45 CONN. AVE. NV.

Tilden Hall
room. kitchen and
bath. $3.50 TO $4,000.
Electric refrigeration on
house current. Resident
manager. Switchboard.
24-hour elevator Serv-
fra
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1854 COLUMBIA RID. NV.

Schuyler Arms.
room kitchen. din
nette and bath, $50, 2 $4,000
and 3 rooms, kitchen
and bath. $50 so to
S75. Electric refrig- 1Io.OU
Grafton. Resident man
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DAVENPORT TERRACE

Excellent Summer Location
TO- COOLER THAN DOWNTOWN
BY ACTUAL TEST
group of four 5-story buildings
at $500 Conn. ave. Ideal for chill
dren; spacious grounds. Supervised
Fairgrounds
2 rooms. kit and bath $4,000 and UP
. exposures.
5 rooms, kit and bath. S62 so and Up
exposures
Hardwood floors High, cool eleva-
ton Bus and street car at corner.
Frigidaire. Phone EN-. 1917. hesl-
dent manager.
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HousEs-UNFURNIsHED
fC1asf.zsAD

IJi| UtH ol. nv.
s-roon ard bath brtck home Slsepins
reh xsraRe hos-MMter neat siec rood
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wANTED--RO0Ms.
HnTsEs-FrRNIsHED

w8WTTD-Bsd room. furn.. klichenetts Or
sssa % kitchen not 30 exceed SIS etSert
section Address BOZ 31i-9. star Once. 10
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2530 QUE ST NV.
I7l7 r ST. NV.

3 rooms. kitchen and
bath. Electric re-
frigerRtion. Resident
manager
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Apt. 400. 1880 Belmont St NV Is"
NEAR wARDMAN PARK HOTEL-APT., }
rooms. bath. shower, inst. water heater,
elec. refrigerator. screened sleeping porch,
garage; adults. 1880 Garfield ST. NV. l6'
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WHITE SFS

w Ill | E-HOl. SES.
SSHS wyomins ave nw-Ic ?.
baths, q m L. earaee ..-..... 5000 90
lbua Buchanan 81 NV S r, . b.
OIL burner eleo, 2osr Gsrsge 1S5 90
SS42 Cathedral ave nw.-iO p
B b 2-osT Esrsge ..... ........ 1c5 90
Se2T 3Srd ri NV ?. b ear los 90
1850 Mass ave W. ?. b. 100 90
S6l4 NesEev st ~ =. b. gas
burner, q m l. esr ..--. ---- 50 oe
ms 9th st nw-lc r b ~ SO 90
l402 r, ave. VS. T . b 800
r. s.. ami r sSr .>''.s 'S. 75
pos NJ ST. w-l0r . b ..- $500
leS KEY blvd. Clarendon. va 80
7. b. garage. .-....-... 20 90
1000 Quebec 81 n-w.-e T. 3, sas e5
24l4 Observatory pl nw.-6 7, b, 5000
1880 V st, NV rms b heat
light and hot water furnished $3.50
144h You st v.-b r heat
light and hot water furnished SIS 90
@0s6 Fortner 81. n W &c 7, b; ht.,
leht and hot water furnished 5000
l1ll Maryland ave e-9 r b. 5000
2l1 Kennedy nw-e. r. ,, ans. 50o0
us Park ID. nw-S = -. 81 SO
so Seaton 81 n.v--6 r. b. ami. 81 so
eQl1 portneg 81 u 90 ?. b.. $500
1SQa L ST n.s-4 b, ami 3S 90
10 81. nw---l1 ? b lat sas- 50 SO
III Minnesota sve. n-e--6 = b -.
1890 Minn. ave. se-S + g.. . so
r. F. SAUL co.
Ma ~ln0 so5 18th ST w
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55I7 oh ST NV ROOM. KITCHEN,
semi-private bath; nicely furnished; S32.
incl gas and lights; newly decorated; ga
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DOWNrOWN-COMP FURNISHED
- rm.. k. b. and dinette; references. Call
at Apt. Al. Stanley Arms, 1928 18th NV
BEAUTIFUL MODERISTIcALLY FUR
niShed--3 rooms. k. b.. porch; cool airy
lone or short rental to reliable party.
25l5 18th ST. n W, Apt. 401. co. 3243-J.
Ike
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1885 PHELPS PL. NV.

Inc woodrow ADts.
3 rooms. kitchen and
bath. $40 4 rooms.
kitchen and bath, $50.
Electric refrigeration on
house current. Resident
manager. ele tor
service.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1coutinusdJ

fl0HtfHue0-l
TIE MADISON. 1T5s EYE st NV
$50 month VIZ BoHEE NET Dl, ss4s
drRI 10 SHARE ATTRACTIVE 2-RooM
apt With 2 others sspArsN oeos: 80
Ma. $3.50. AT. I%2. Can sFtninss or e'an-
sgRToN. zi2o ST sw-I On soEE s
So-t Fev management: sa-sia weeE
ONE ROOM KITCHEN AND Bath; TWO
rooms kitchen and bath. With PrigidatLs
also large front room. end floor suitable
for couple 1912 Calvert st. nv
T1LDEE GARDENS. 3n3f sEDowIcK ST
SD fteaeI bsts atnf idts ,Gq ooupis no
children years iesse VI. 294e is
1919 43th ST NE OR ROOMS FOR
h.k on game noori ami Phone la
i7e3 EYE ST FW-FRoNT APT.
nm. isrEe kit bath elec refriE.. SIS mo-,
sAs aud slee married couple or ladies
2oth 2oot.h hED O sTs NwI1AsJJTEAcTdTvE 1T. d,T
week. month. Key, 1923 O 81. NV. IA
f323 " THOMAS CIRcLE-1st FLOOR.
Q rooms kltchenette- bath: exceptionally
NICE. cool. clean, private home reasonable
/ AND . ROOMS. KIT. BATH: cool
bright apts elec refrireration Murphy
bed. $3.50 to $40 90. 2oos 10th st.
ATTRACTIVE APT BED ROOMS.
larFe LIVING room, porch kitehenette, al
cove bath. Cleveland Park dist. Phone
EMsTson 1878
FURNISHED APT LIVING ROOM BED
room bath and kitchenette; ami 915
North Carolina ave sc -
10 SHERMAN CIRCIE-CORNRR FOUR
cool outside rooms, newly decorated; bath
with shower. FriEidaire; adults co. e135.
THE NORTHUMBERLAND-A OF SIX
large airy rooms, exposures; very well
furnished: no cooler apt. in washington
excepting air conditioned Adams 1856.
DOWNTOWN STUDIO NORTH SKY
light bed room twin beds shower be tn.
garden. Monsste furniture Malson
d'Art. l741 r. !. ave. le'
A CAR AND GUIDE FREE.
Furn- and unfurn apts.. houses and rooms.
DISTRICT RENTAL BUREAU.
927 18th ST. W. Room 306, Ma sT17
GEORGE WASHINGTON INN,
ON COOL CAPITOL HILL.
One block from Congressional Library
Neatly furnished apt week or month.
Summer rates Lincoln 0400
1902 18th ST. NV.
rm kit. bath; sas. elec included
COOL Arm. APT. FUR. sos.
Choice NV bldg handy to stores, cars.
schools. large outside rooms. tiled bath.
parquet floors. refrigeratlon. AID. 962s.
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tcontinusd On Next PAss.l
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Clifton Terrace.
/ room. kitchen and &
bath. Q. 3 and rooms
kit c hen and bath. -
Electrfs refrigeration. -
Resident MANAGER.
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FREE CAR sERVICE-REAL BARGAINS
in furn and unfurn. Cpts. and homes; Tor
rent or sale GEorgia 2d6l.
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l4l4 v ST. NV.

i room. Kitchen and
bath; Q and 3 rooms.
kitchen and bath
Resident manaEer
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HENRY ]. ROBB. INC,
fo24 Vernon. Ave. DT sf4i.
CuLORED-
= and b sfez IaEkts- r - n &f5 50
, CONNOR a SON. Ga26 Pa Ave NV
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400 7th ST. N.E-s r.. . B.

4O6 7th ST. NE.-s R., . B.
"a st. n.w.er.. . b. ami. gar. 'aa.5 80. so
2425 S st s.e.-S r. b.. am H.. 5000
ami. ,,.'.'.-,',. $500
1870 East Cap. st.-6 r. b.. ami 5000
1928 e st. Se.-6 r. b.. ami 1000
o26 l4th pl ne-S r. b. lat elec 81. 80
1895 c St Se-4 r. b. lat, elec 40 so
216 4th st. n.e.--5 r. b. lat. elec. 30 90
126 N c. ave. s.e.-6 r, lat. h -. 22.50
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS
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2101 N. II. AVE. NV.

Wakefield Hall.
switchboard service.
electric refrigerators.
ven hated halls,
shower and tub baths.
. rooms, kitchen, di-
nette and bath. SBb 90.
4 rooms. kitchen and
bath at $50. Potomac
1894. Resident man
ager.
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.DTRFCTORY OF UNFURNTSFfED APARTMENTS
HEATEn

24s7 Pa ave. n.w.-4 r. K a b. $50 ~
73C iath 81 nW-2 r. K. a b. 50 SO
a4sI 18th st nv b 81 SO
End = Nd .. The Roland
81 & b.. eise, Tefrts- on house
be vacant July i5............. 5000
UNHEATED
sos.srn Otis nj nw-3rk k6b. S3I SO
I9uaL- q AZ nsIk b. 30 90
fTT -th st sw-6 4 a. 40 10
IIis 81 81 1W-sr.. kkb... 1850
FLOYD 4 DAVIS COMPANY.
~ rNth ST " W. MA. NNNN-
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Rust building, 1OO1 Fifteenth St.
2633 ADAMS MILL RID.

ZZOo (ALlF. 81. NV.
Q rooms. kitchen and
oath. $40. 8 rooms,
kitchen. bath. $76. 4
rooms, kitchen. bath. SAC. q
large reception hall
The Arrangement is to
such that 3 rooms are eoE n
aVailab for bed vow
rooms. Electric re-
frigeration. Resident