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These are among the topics which
they announced today for discussion:
rs reorientation of home manage
ment imperative in order to meet the
challenge of creating a decent, more
humanity desirable society under mod
ern conditions of life?
How does job analysis foster the
realization of personality and develop
ment in the home?
Why would financial remuneration
OF the housewife be a forward step?
May the home be treated as an
instrument for the realization Of ma
tlonal vigor and well-being?
Gould government assist in supply
ing expert help and planning to meet
tne olmculties under which the house.
wife labors?
Wnat Is the ultimate function Of
the nome-its reason for being7"
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WAR RISK CHARGES
BOOSTED BYLL0YDS
Increases for Shipping Are Sharp.
l Pct. Rate From America
to Europe.
By the Associated Press,

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, Sept 1s-The Joint Rat
ing Committee of the Company and
Lloyds Underwriters today issued new
and sharply higher minimum war risk
rates for shipping.
The new rates for shipments to the
United States and Canada by way
Of the Atlantic from the United King
dom are onehalf of per cent for the
outward voyage. The rate is per cent
for eastbound trans Atlantic VOYAGES.
For shipments to the same countries
by way of the Pacific the new rates
for the outward journey are one-half
of per cent, and for homeward voy-
ages per cent.
Hitherto the rate both out and
homeward by way Of the Atlantic or
Pacific has been about 1/40 of l per
cent.
Similar increases were decided upon
for shipments on other routes.
The Joint Rating Committee of the
Company and Lloyd's Underwriters
is the name of body representing
Lloyds and other insurance companies
in fixing scheduled rates.
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SUDETENS REVEAL
ABORTNE PUTSCH
Failure Caused by Prompt
Czech imposition of
Martial Law.
By the Associated Press.

oS tuc hSSOCihleu EIeSS.
EGER, Czechoslovakia, Sept. 19.-
Sudeten Germans disclosed today that
they had planned a putsch against the
Czechoslovak government to start i'm
mediately after Adolf Hitler's speech
at Nurnberg last Monday night.
The putsch, failed, however, when
the government quickly put down re
bellions" Monday night and Tuesday
and clamped martial law on Sudeten
districts
The Sudetens said the rank and file
had expected Hitler to send troops
across the border after his defiant
declarations. When he did not come
and Sudeten Leader Konrad Henlein
fled to Germany, the Sudetens were
left with feeling of bewilderment and
q tendency to hold Henlein RESPONSE
bic for bungling.
But neither of these feelings OBJ
servers say, gave way to discourage
ment, although government propa-
ganda played heavily on the note that
the Sudetens were leaderless.
Doubt Sudetens Split.
Both German non-party members
and Czech residents in the Sudeten
areas expressed the belief that the
abortive putsch had not split the
Shdeten party's ranks as government
quarters have indicated
Henlein, on the other side of
the border, now is asserting his lead
ership again. Despite the warrant out
for his arrest on treason charges, Hen
lein says he comes into Czechoslovakia
every day and is keeping his organ
ization alive
The Sudeten German free corps" i"
organized by Henlein on the German
side of the border and now said to
number 10000, attacked a Czecho-
slovak customs house at Neuhausen
yesterday and seriously wounded at
least one Czech guard Witnesses said
the customs post was badly ripped by
hand grenades and bullets.
Henlein has been reaching the
masses through German radio stations
and now is building a station Of his
own on the frontier In addition, the
Sudeten courier service which func-
toned between here and the Reich be-
fore Henleins flight is still operating.
Czechoslovak officials admit this, add
Ing that it could be stopped only by
building wall around the republic or
placing police every few yards on the
border
Cross Frontier at Night.
These couriers, like Henlein him.
self, cross the frontier at night. They
know at what time and place they
can pass because they know the Gus
toms of the guards. One courier, an
itinerant musician named Johann
Pfortner, was caught and shot last
week.
Henlein's friends say he travels in
disguise through the main streets after
entering Czechoslovakia, but Czech
officials say this is 'ridiculously i'm
possible"
The Sudeten leaders wife and chill
dren are in Germany. His home at
Asch is under constant guard. as are
all the former party Offices through
out the Sudeten territory.
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Parley to Discuss Problem
Of Salaries for Housewives
Should the housewife be placed on

Should the housewife be placed on
salary?
This is one of the many problems to
be considered by the 1000 delegates
from all over the world who convened
here today in the seventh Interna-
tional Management Congress.
For management, the agenda made
clear, does not concern factories, ship
ping, business Offices and trade alone,
but also reaches into the home.
At sectional meeting tomorrow
morning a discussion of home man.
agement will be led by Frederic w.
Howe, director of the School of House.
hold Science and Arts at Pratt In
stitute; Ruth Kotinsky, secretary of
the Commission on School Curriculum
Of the Progressive Education Asso-
citation, and M. Marie Mount, dean
Of the College of Home Economics 1t
the University Of Maryland.
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New British Army uniforms include
q blouse shirt with Hipp fastener.
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SUCCESS IN j. s.
FOR 'CO-OPS' SEEN
British Visitor Tells of Huge
Savings Through Movement
Abroad.

American consumers co-operatives
will achieve important results if they
can get public opinion behind them
This view was expressed today by
British visitor who should know
something about such movements
Reginald George Gosling, director Of
the London Cooperative Society, the
largest consumers "co-op" in the
world
Mr.. Gosling. here as a delegate to
the International Management Con-
gress. explained that his society had
cut the cost of living sharply for 750,-
900 householders in England.
Organization Buys Everything.
The organization. he pointed out,
buys everything for member consum-
ers-furniture. coal, food, supplies OF
all kinds.
1t did business of 1865. 900 pounds
sterling during the last IL months, an
increase from 14,077,000 the previous
year. 1t bought 100000 gallons of
milk for its members.
I'VE have had to fight for our exist
ence," Mr.. Gosling added, but we
are winning. Our opposition has come
from some political leaders and from
a section of the press, but nothing can
stop the movement"
Interested in U. S. Movement.
He is much interested in the Ameri-
can cooperative movement and he
explained his work in an address to
the District Cooperative League at a
luncheon today at the Lee House.
Another delegate to the manage
ment congress who is a cooperative
executive is Anders Hedberg, director
OF the "Kooperativa Forbundet' of
Stockholm, Sweden. and he explained
in an interview that his organization
had built factories for certain COM
modities because private business would
not play ball
We have no antitrust laws" he
added, "and We fight monopolies by
threatening to take over the manu-
facture Of commodities. We have put
up. for instance, flour mills and q
factory for making electric lamps"
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POLES STRENGTHEN
DEMAND ON CZECHS
fighting Committee Organized
at Katowice Liberation
Hour Declared Near.
By the Associated Press.

hour declared near.
By the Associated Press.
KATOWICE. Poland (Near the
Czechoslovak Frontier. Sept 19.-To
help safeguard the rights o. Poles In
Czechoslovakia Fighting Committee"
has been formed here.
The committe, presumably with the
approval OF the Polish government,
regularly gives special news and in.
structions to Poles across the border.
The 100000 Poles under Czechoslo-
yak rule. who live mainly west Of tho
Olsa River, are urged by the Executive
Committee Of the Federation Of Poles
within Czechoslovakia and by the
Katowice radio station to stand fast
the hour Of liberation Is near"
This was the same message Sudeten
German Leader Konrad Henlein sent
from Germany to his followers In
Czechoslovakia yesterday.
The Executive Committee also has
asserted the Poles In Czech Silesia will
take matters into their own hands
unless they achive a settlement as
good as the sudeten Germans get.
The Fighting Committee" will
stage a mass demonstration at the
Civic Theater tonight to demand
Union of Poland and the Polish speak
ing area Of Czechoslovakia.
The Fighting Committee" is q Po-
lish organization, while the Executive
Committee Of Poles within Czechoslo-
vakia consists Of Czechoslovak sub.
1ects Of Polish blood.
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OIL EXECUTIVE FOUND
DEAD IN AIR WRECKAGE
Howard Green Apparently Had
Become Lost in Rain and Fog
in New Jersey.

b, the Associated Press.
BERLIN, N. j.. Sept. 19-Howard
H. Green. executive vice president of
the Kendall Oil Refining Co., Bradford,
Pa. was found dead in the wreckage
of his airplane two miles northeast of
this borough today.
Gill Robb Wilson. State aviation
commissioner. reported that Mr.. Green,
licensed transport pilot. had taken
of from Atlantic City late yesterday
and crossed into Pennsylvania on his
way to Bradford. He reported flying
over Camden at $50 pm, then ap-
parently became lost in rain and fog
His monoplane buried its nose in
the mud of Kettle Run Cranberry
Bog. scattering fusilage and wings
over a wide area. A parachute was
among the wreckage.
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Returns for Buried Bonds.

SCOTLAND NECK, N. c. ,R.-
James L. Taylor. colored, returned
mere after long absence and went
to the house he used to live in.
I hid something here seven years
ago and Id like to look for It," he
said to the present occupants.
They agreed and a moment later
Eaped as Taylor removed loose brick
and pulled out $500 in bonds.
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W0RKMEN ARE INJURED
Three Hurt Unloading Steel at
Alexandria Plant,

Three men at the Naval TORPEDO
Station, Alexandria, Va, received mi
nor injuries today when steel they
were unloading from a freight car
slipped from its cable.
John Russell Fields Of Hagerstown,
Nd, received a back injury and was
cut in the right arm. William M.
Simms of Alexandria received cuts on
the right elbow, left wrist and right
knee, while Alvin H. Miller Of Waynes-
boro, Pa, was injured in the right
shoulder. according to the Alexandria
Rescue Squad.
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tax-exempt paper had incomes Of more
than 100000 annually.
President Roosevelt has urged
curb on tax-exempt securities issues
and q subcommittee of the Senate
Finance Committee has the matter
under study.
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Labor Leader Dies.

NEW YORK. Sept. l9 tP.-Capt.
John F. Milliken. Al. center of lead
ership fight in the United Licensed
Officers "a. F.. of L., maritime
union, died today in the Staten Island
United States Marine Hospital
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exchange Of goods and services, Of
engineering skill and management
ideas across national lines.

Help Each Other.
THE fact that so many Of you are
here, representing so many countries,
Is evidence that the spirit of inter-
national exchange is still vigorously
alive. In meeting and conferring. you
help each other and you are yourselves
benefited. 1t is happy augury, and l
am glad. on behalf Of my Government,
to welcome you and to wish you success
In your efforts to contribute toward the
attainment Of those objectives which,
in one aspect or another, are those of
all mankind"
In his response to Mr. Hulls address,
Lord Leverhulme, London Industrial
ist president of the International Com
mittee of Scientific Management, ex-
pressed regret that "the exigencies
Of the international situation" pre-
vented the Secretary of State from
coming in person. but expressed graft
tude at the sentiments conveyed in
his message.
The support given us by the Gov
SAAilSAlV VI tllO OIlSo oldUCS lldS
been of the greatest possible encour-
agement and value" Lord Leverhulme
added
The British business leader praised
the Secretarys reference to the need
OF increasing the volume of world
trade and commerce by removing un-
economic obstacles to its healthy de-
velopment in a message which could
hardly be addressed to a more ap-
propriate audience than this interna-
tional gathering of people concerned
in business management"
More ENCOURAGEMENT.
"The more freedom and smoothness
there Is in the give and take of goods
| and services between countries of the
world" Lord Leverhulme said "the
more encouragement there will be to
the growth of that right temper be-
tween nations which alone can dim
inish the recurring threats Of war"
He added: Great Britain, and I
am sure I can say the same of all
countries represented at the congress,
owes great debt of gratitude to the
United States, where so many of the
most far-reaching principles and prac-
tees Of management have been con-
ceived and tested"
The five days OF general and sec
tional sessions will be devoted to dis
cussions of every phase of manage
ment in business, factory, on the farm
and even in the home A symposium
Of more than 200 papers which have
been submitted to the delegates in
recent months will form the basis
of discussions.
. Numerous social and entertainment
features will round out the congress.
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and F SITS. n.w.---1 room. kit. bath, COM
day. week, month. National 5425.
DETACHED HOME: PVT. APT. 4 LARGE
eGG pHass 05E ac 4h as s*e Geo 5aa
Ss}d sSS o. chsns Soo%S ssia st incl linen
I apt nicely furn eiec. refs. linens dishes A
silver; shower. Tel. Met s7a1 till s pm.
s51s NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. N.w.-FUR-
nished apt Of Eoom sleeping porch and
4ANAG3osT1A. 100 GOOD HOPE RD. Sc
ch.w.: large yard; $33 mo-: garage. 13'
INFER, 1898 18th ST. NV AND 2
Res mgr. , sos:: -''N'00e0 ~ 'e'' 0f' u''
NEAR ROCK CREEK : ATTRACTIVE,
Sniet' south SOUTH expos1rs; sSn rooms; kitchen
3sl2 sl;, MILITARY ,aEHs. RD; N.W;M,,AvAILABLE
exposure: living room. bedroom. kitchen
and bath and front porch; completely fur
$40, including lights, gas and heat, pri-
vate phone.
725 9Th ST. N.E;--LARGE FRONT ROOM
and an Kitchen. Frigidaire. sink; completely
1920 HARVARD NV ROOMS, FRONT,
semi-private bath; first floor; nicely fur
nished; $35 monthly. See janitor.
ANACOSTIA. 1884 HIGH ST. ROOM,
kitchen. next bath; completely furnished.
Near Navy Yard. Lincoln 3S52-J.
CHASTLETON-YOUN LADY TO SHARE
cozy Broom apartment with others. Twin
beds. porch North 10000. Apt. 534.
S75-SHEP. PARK. Mr.. WALTER REED
Keep cool this summer; rooms. k, b.,
residence: furn in excellent taste; half
block bus. Georgia 1925 after pm.
PETWoRTH-2 LGE. RMS, K. B., AMI;
Frigidaire. phone; gar. free: S39. so. Accom-.
1147 ABBEY PL. NE. .(BETWEEN ard
and 4th, and M sts.)-2nd floor; rms,
kitchen and bath, automatic hot-water
heat, gas cleo, Frisidaire; $40 month.
rooms. iitehen. M pvt Bath md ooT: IN.
closed porch; refg., gas, elec.; adults. Reas.
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SAlESMEN.

AUTOMOBILE USED-cAR sALFSMEN-
Most unusual proposition yet offered for
3 good men of experience: Just starting ex-
tensive promotiondl campaign that will
bring plenty If buyers to our large used
car display; big advertising schedule now
under way; liberal commission, extra bo
muses. offer pest money-making deal IN
this section: business booming in AieXan-
dria. Carter Motor Co. Alexandria. Va.
See Mr.. Bob Carter, 113 n. st. Asaph ST.,
dria. Va. IL
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HELP DOMESTIC

GiRL HELPER. white or colored for small
acnlt family: $40 month; stay nights. BOY
MAID. white. or colored gen w; cook
evening meal; sleep out; childs laundry
only; m 80 wk: Potomac 1884. bet. 10
WOMAN, white, settled. cook and general
nouseWork. care for child; live in: refer
eHces REQUIRED; State age and qualifica-
tons. Box 5132. Bethesda Md
WOMAN, white. '25 to 40 general house.
Keeping and cooking: 3 adults; 90 home
hlghts; rIty references. 3sOl 10th NV.
WANTED-Settled colored woman. cooa
COOK: S25 month. Emerson s46o.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

RELIABLE AGENCY. Dec. 5561. 1402 11th.
has cooks maids. nurses. gh.w.. part-time,
day workers. couples. housemen. 12H
DOMESTIC AGENCY furnishes housemen,
porters, chauffeurs, dishwashers. cooks
maids. g;h;w.. help, work. 1925 9th.
Decatur 2421.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

RESTAURANT doing SO per day. Whisky
license Good reason for selling Box
WANTFD-Manufact distributor for
service stations and car dealers. This item
is in a class by itself and is a sure re-
peater: Must have car and be able to
garry small stock. Write at once Motor
SpecialtIes Corp. 612 w Broad St, Rich
mond. Va.
WILL TRADE high-class tearoom in good
section NV. doing nice business, for desir-
able unencumbered D. C. property, or will
Seli sell outright; 9u owner otherwise employed
way in Maryland: large frontage on road;
l5-room dwelling: 4-car garage Can be
banded on terms. o. B. zantzinger Co.,
945 K ST. NV.
RooMI1NG,BoAlRpING: Ea,s ING R; !. at 15th-l4
terms Miss MccoWn. zoos H ST. st. '"''
GROCERY, doing $500 wkly; rent, $40;
price only 81 $50; .bargajn: Capital Ad-
lustlns & Finance Co. zoos H st. NV.
RSooMING e HOUSE. l33e, 18th st. NV
day No agents. ~ ''
APT: HOUSE. Capitol Hill section: ] IS rms.
+, eathsi S, er rent 500; incoms. S220; long
st. sase Msfrobotan s5e ss1mS 4s1a Mrs keach zoos
ssEsTAgRAMT 4ea hice es ss6 doMn seats lq3 rent
,ustIng ,,gusting 4; Finance Co., zoos H st. NV.
A. GRAND. BARGAIN-Complet fur
pished pishe modern hotel well located. main
lima. Forty-five rooms and baths condi-
ton excellent; valuable mineral water
rights with hotel; ready for operating.
Dupont 1879 or address Hotel, 1920 K st.
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SITUATIONS AEA

81 ssSNS m6N.
ACCOUNTANT. expert; books started au
uIteQ' kept part time, statements; prompt.
local refs; very reasonable. Adams 9196
ACCOUNTANT. practical. full or part time :
small accounts solicited capable homes
eeItnclent' reasonable; refs. Box :}35-R
AUTO UPHoLsTERER and trimmer. 90
yrs experience, employed, desires change
Box 91-S. Star
BooKKEEPER, .Washingtonian, expert
enced, to take full charge office super
vision all reports. Box 1850 Star. II.
CHAUFFEUR, colored, private family; good
TeI; exp. 20 years. Call between and
IN, Pot. 0736. liz
CHAUFFEUR, houseman gardener D G
ana Nd. licenses; free to travel: CITY ref
erence: age 30. Call Columbia 67S6.
ELECTRICIAN with car tools and refer
ence work by hour or contract old and
1869 day. Adams 22oS-W, night. II.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER. craftsman. ex
perlehced; complete electrical layouts con-
tract, drawings detailed drafting of cleo
trlcal equipment. Box 99-S. Star -.
HA1RDRESSER, f1rst-clas male. European
talheo, all-around worker wishes position
IN good store. Adams O514
PAYROLL TAX CONSULTANT, instaIIs
ana supervise payroll records; fees mod
crate. Natl. 4199. ii.
TAILOR. first-class worker 1colored, %
Potomac 3097. liz ti9"e
IYPIST. stenographer: rapid. accurate
neat BY the hour. day or week, Rea
Sonable. District 5213 1cs
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PERSONAL,
(Continued.)

WHEN YOUR DOCTOR PREscRIBEs
physiotherapeutics to tone up the system,
relax nerves call MISS B. B. DES MUKES.
1850 9th st. NV. All therapeutics given in
write; physiotherapist is out attending
cases
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORDIONS-We always have a good
selection of slightly used instruments fully
guaranteed: 12cbass models, $25; 4s-bass
Hohners. S65; 120-bass models, $40. Terms.
National 1923 Arthur Jordan Piano Co.,
corner 13th and sts
ANTIQUE CORNER CABINET. 8 shelves.
4.paneled atwood door. $35. Columbia
37O7.
ANTIQUE small mahogany grandfather's
clocks Guar: good timekeepers: S125 up.
VAN DYNE, ANTIQUE GALLERIES,
1925 Connecticut Ave. Col. 6646.
BEAUTIFUL brown satin chaise Tongue.
custom ade davenport: extension dinette
set: electric refrigerator, daybed. twin
Leaving city. will sacrifice. Apt. 45, 1926
Euclid st. NV.
BEDROOM SUITE, studio couch. rugs, beds
complete: chifforobe porch rockers. refrig-
orator stove. Edelman, 1903 Georgia ave.
BEDROOM, dining room, living room fur
niture wanted at once; contents apis. or
homes, also odd pieces. Adams 1416.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

REAL HOME for retired business men
S35 per month. Homestead Inn, Warren
ton, Va 12s
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

ALL BREEDS blood tested and certified
Also ducklinsS and turkey poults. VIM
James & Son. 619 K ST NV Met 0OSs
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

4020 10th RID. N. Arlington, Vat
rooms, bath. furnished or unfurnis
Adult couple only.
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HILL SCHOOL OF DANCE
MONEY-BACK GUARANTEED COURSE.
1926 Georgia Ave. NV. Adams 1866.
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.
FARM AND GARDEN.
BABY CHICKS.

FERTILE TOPSOIL. well-rotted COW n
nure. Fireplace wood, klndling locust fer
posts. Atlantic 1903 Night, Atlantic S2t
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i VA Aool
M AM
TAXI DRIVERS.

Our drivers are earning $40 week and
more. Tremendous demand for Union Cabs
makes it necessary to increase our organ
ization. BEST PROPOSITION. IN TOWN
mits and at least 81 years Of age FREE
INSTRUCTION. CLASSES DAILY for iden-
tification cards. For complete details apply
before II am, 1860 22nd st. NV.
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d2l4 18th ST, .NW-ENTIRE FLOOR.
Q large rooms, kitchen, pvt bath, Frigid-
aire oil heat. clean and quiet; rea-
| SOnaDle
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1115 OATES ST. NE ROOMS. IN
closed porch, kit. and bath; Frigidaire;
private; no children; S45 month
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HELP WOMEN.

BEAUTY OPERATORS wanted experience
necessary; several positions available. Shop
owners call us for operators. Hair Dress
eefs en,o Registry 500 F st. NV. Republic
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H. MERIDIAN PL. ,N.W.-COUPLE. .
rooms. Kit. pvt. bath, screened back
porch: Frigidaire gas. cleo. hot water,
3012 18th ST NE ROOMS, KITCHEN.
TILED bath with tub and shower; screened
pack porch oil heat, cont h.w cleo
reg. on mouse. gar. storage space, adults;
SD. See OWNER. Apt .
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555 18th ST. SE.-2nd FIR. FRONT: /
lee. rm.; kit bath; block transp; very
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

GREGG SHORTHAND, touch tipping, Eng.,
arith speed dict: beginners and review
ers; individual instruction. Decatur 1884.
1os
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THE BAYHEAD 724 Bird ST NV
, rooms. Kitchen and bath; newly decorated;
| refg. on house current: elevatnr: $40
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
(Hoptjpnad \

BED 4-poster. mahogany, with Beautyrest
mattress; Ape. Philippine porch set
domestic rug, 6x9. BY appointment, Met
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TWO ATTRACTIVE ROOMS. LARGE
Eitchen and bath; gas. light. heat and
trigidaire included: for couple. S34 so:
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l42s R ST. NV. APT. 42-RECEPTIoN
hall living room, . bed rooms Kitchen,
bath: Resident manager, Apt. As. c. w.
SIMPSON CO, 1924 VT. ave. Met. 300.
bath. all private; use OF phone. 1913 Vista
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1900 1NGRAHAM ST NW.-3 RMS,
basement apt, pvt. entrance, pvt. bath.
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S3 day, room and board Give phone and
references. Box 3S2-R. Star.
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ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH. SIS.
1901 Shepherd st. NV. Georgia SlSs 1os

EXTREMELY Low RENT-THE TRAY
n,ore, l117 ,17th st. n.w.-Newly dec.
'front.' apt: large iy. rm.. dinette. kit
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RESIFUb SURROUND1NGS-DE
tul apartment: cool and comfortable in
large living room. bedroom dinette. kitch-
en-, tile bath. Situated on edge of wooded
park land. Reasonable rent to right couple
Inspect Sunday % Flower ave, Takoma
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oTUn II p NHI IiEDfSAb MANSIONS. 3UNN-
oloo conn ave. NV. opposite Zoo en-
trance-Very large rooms, remarkable closet
space: > rooms. kitchen and bath: S51 80
and $50; all electricity free Columbia o145
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HARRIET HOLTHER. agent, 1874 K
l4l1 KENNEDY ST. NW.-LIV1NG RIM.
bedrm., dinette. kit, bath; elec refriger-
ator: porch; private detached home. 49,
5l10 KANSAS AVE. NW-3 ROOMS.
kitchen, dinette. private bath: heat gas
elect Frigidaire. phone included entire
second floor: adults; S55. Georgia 6054.