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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-02
Angel Club
in Need of
NeU Blood

r os ANGELES needs new blood
IL for rs Coast league team next
year. There are too many fellows on
that clubs roster who have served
long enough in tho Movie City.
Art Grlggs will probably be miss-
ing. and Walter Golvin used regular.
~ at firat base. Howard Lindlmoro.
an average infielder. may and may
not bs back. Marty KrnR. pilot Of
the club. will play second base again.
Flea Mckinley has outlIved his use.
fuineas in Los Angeles. This means
a new shortstop for tho Angels, Red
Smith threatens TO quite tho game
and this means a new third sacker.
In tho outfiold wally Hood viii no
10 the Chicago Cubs. Dixie Carroll
wants TO play in the Southern league
and Clarence Twombly viii quit base.
ball for real estate. II means a new
outficld.
Rcd Baldwin. Butch Bylcr and
Tony Rego. just an average catch.
ing staff. needs new blood
Doc Crandail and Art Hughes
can still pitch winning baseball. but
they both have served long time
In Los Angeles. Lefty Thomas Is n
$3.50 pitcher. George Lyons, tho
best OF the lot. goes TO tho Cubs, as
docs Percy Jones. the southpaw. The
rest OF tho staff isn't much to brag
about.
Tho Angels arc tho relics OF n once
powerful team that won ponnnnt
with Red Killefer at the helm. II
viii take lot OF new men and n
complete rebuilding TO make any.
thing out OF the Angels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-02
Great Football Card Is
On Books for Saturday
Many Famous Battles Will Be Staged on Gridirons
Turnout United States; Results Will Affect Ma
tional Rankings
BY HENRY l.. FARRELL

NEW YORK, Nov 2.-Rounding into the three-quarters
N stretch the major football eevens approach that annual
down under feet and where castles kicked for goals
After than half season, which less of
trial journey for the last hard drive the big teams start
tomorrow to dive in and hit low for the falls that sound the
oudest.
where there competition provided
syracuse Penn State
PittsburE ~. Pennsylvania
Washington and jefferson vs. Lafayette
Cornell vs.. Dartmouth
NOtre Dame Purdue
Chicago Illinois
vs.. Iowa
Georgia Tech vs. Alabama
which start to fan ought to provide tho greatest battles Of the year
uber Ss Is uiS tb oobsn s 1 y, h pS y,
believe this fan that the tme has arrived.
against journey
Eridiron.
Considered tho powerful
season The Cadets ht bump when No're Dame beat them but tho
Cadets surely learned enough In that to have been imProyd
Not only does The Yaemy provide tho biggest the
team win bs aeeompan.S Sv me entire .sst @ % nc ARM
seen the West Pointers do their
provide another important battle thai
M have bearing on the ranking Of tho East best Syracuse
has fine eleven aud Penn State always sends
Pbug long standing their annual
game Is an established feature OF tho Pennsylvania schedule
were defeated carly Maryland
was moro OF black spot tho record
by the powerful West Virginia team.
Cornell In tendency roam
inc soft sTas. Instead o. the hard rocky road the A,
ne The hhaans however played safety flint by laying
between the Gu Dob should
Ton to send against Dartmouth Dartmouth
Harvard game certainly did day
No team IN the East had harder road picked for them than
Navy mpmeni who sagg Into powerful
row After two hard with Penn the
shipment against In tho East
Colgate 1t Is true Is crippled but the
after the schedule that ih Annapolis
Anot interesting
Lafayette They
eto amt what she used to be- tho
49, = 49,
Georgia Tech and Alabama do the headline
Cente - having annual with OF
lame game Tech setting ready Tor another
rem state and Alabama them
chicago Illinois
Michigan and win seeking line
for national championship every section win take on
western conference team By engaging Purdue
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-02
Pep Rally
GiUen for
Grid Men

nESPiTE the steady drizzie OF rain
- which had been falling for a
greater part OF tho evening. more
than 500 University OF Washington
students gathered at the chimes
tower last night TO give Coach
Enoch Bagshaw and his 90 football
men a rousing sendoff.
Arriving at the scene OF the rally
from a late skull practice. the grid.
ders were ushered TO the front. Yen
King Herb Lonseth. who wns In
charge OF ceremonies. led yells for
the team. Captain Wayne Hall was
unable 10 be present.
Don't fool yourselves nbout the
Oregon Aggie game" warned Jim
Bryan. Husky guard. who spoke.
That Corvallis gang aren't easy
pickings by any means, and they arc
all primed to give us real battle.
The game isn't going to be any
snap. as lot OF the talk around the
university leads one TO think.
And don't bet all the money you
have on Washington. either. Better
save some Of II for return fare"
Ed Kuhn. tackle. and Les Sher.
man. quarterback. also gave short
talks on the Saturday game. Coach
Enoch Bagshaw. Assistant Coach
Tubby Graves, Trainer Hcc Edmund.
son and Manager Brick dwell were
oil present at the final rally, but did
not speak. Immediately after the
singing OF Alma Mater" the Hus.
kics and their coaches we're bundled
into waiting automobiles by the
Knights Of the Hook and hustled of
TO the King at. station. Tho Husky
special left for Portland nj ff:sO u. m.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-02
WILL REDS LET
PAT MORAN GO?

Despite the fact that he succeeded
in steering the Cincinnati Reds into
second place in the 1923 National
league pennant race. rumor has It
that Pat Moran will not be at the
helm when the loop squares away
for the 1924 marathon. Moran's rec.
ord with Cincinnati has been excel.
lent, but IL seems that he isn't get
ting along well with the directors OF
the club. IL the reports are based on
solid foundation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-02
Eight "W'
Grid Ven
to Return
Hall, Ziel and Bryan the
Only Regulars Who
Will Be Missed in 1924

WITH Che big games Of the present
w football season Gtiil unplayed,
Enoch Bagstaw 10 already figuring
on next years eleven. It's the wise
football coach who always figures on
the season 20 come as well as on tho
setason al hand. Some Eay let tho
future take care OF itself. but us the
baby who IL prepared for the future
who usually gets all OF the jump on
the other fellow. and that jump some
times decides championships.
Bagshaw has but three places 70
fiji on his 1924 varsity II everybody
eligible TO play again next fan re
turns. Tho big hole will be in the
backfleld, when Leonard Ziel. his
great triple threat star. steps out
The other two graduates are jim
my Bryan. the big guard. and Wayne
Hall. end.
But it's Ziers place that viii be
the hardest 10 IN, as men OF his
great ail.around ability aren't picked
up every season.
Bagshaw has two great prospects
IN George Guttormson and Louie Ties.
reau. younger brother OF Elmer, the
present ''W" fuilback. Tesreau Isn't
In school now. but expects 10 be the
next quarter. They say he is won
derfui kicker and should be a star
right off OF the reel.
IL Baggy doesn't use Guttormson
as n half he can shift him with Les
Sherman at quarter. The Everett
boy is developing into good kicker.
and he can pass and run and hal
football brains.
with Johnny Cole. Pay Sievers.
Freddy Wcstrom and Ken Dubois Of
the wings coming back. Hairs place
viii DO ably filled, while there are
several linesmen in view for Bryan's
guard.
Prospects for a championship team
this year are bright. but next years
possibilities are even roster with the
flock OF veterans coming back.
a football title for Washington
isn't impossible for Washington this
season or next
And don't forget--we get California
up here again in 1924.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-02

Dornis left tho Eastern school soon
after Mathews, but before going
mado an cnvinblo record on tho grid.
iron. lie won tho dlBtinction OF All.
American quarterback. Tho men arc
Intimate friends, having on previous
occasions rot together TO compare
and talk notes. Kunto RoclSnc. pres.
cnt coach OF tho sensational Notro
Damo team, which has already won
from Princeton. tho Army ma
Georgia Tech, played for year on
tho samo team with tho two rIvnl
coaches. "Mntty' and Gus"
Preparations aro now being made
to handle a crowd of 10000 people
for this game. Lewiston In expected
to send Mt lonst 1000 loyal rootora
and practically tho entire Gonznpn
atudont body In expected In addition
TO n large crowd OF SpolnnItcs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-02
BOXING OPENS
AT PITTSBURG

After n lapse OF several months
boxing Is again TO be resumed in
Pittsburg Monday night. with Harry
Grebh. mlddlcweight champion. meet.
ing Soldier Jones, n youngster who
has come to the fore rapidly in the
past year. headlining the show. Jones
was signed for tho bout after Bryan
Downey and Tommy Laughran had
turned down tho opportunity for a
crack at tho champion.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-02
BAGGY
TALKS

Two years ago Hugo Bczdek
brought out his Penn State eleven
and beat Washington at the Stadium
in an International game. The 1921
wv" team wasn't half as good as the
1922 squad, and this years team is
nearly 100 per cent Improvement over
last years. eleven
II would have liked 10 have sent
my boys against Penn state las,
year, or Pittsburgh, az far ms that
goes" says Coach Bagshaw." VIC
would have beaten either OF them.
u. S. c. had no trouble with Penn
State, and Stanford just banded
Pittsburg their game. I saw both Of
those encounters and felt satisfied
that Washington could have won
either game"
Baggy won't say Just what his
present eleven will do. The games 10
como will have 10 answer for him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-02
SYRACUSE TEAM
STALLED, CLAIM

The practice OF playing under
wraps" In unimportant games
adopted rs means OF defense
against "spottors" from the coaching
staffs OF rival teams by several lead.
Ing football clubs this fall--is being
discouraged In several parts OF tho
country. ono OF tho latest teams TO
be put ION the grease" by the press
rs Syracuse. which was accused OF
falling TO open up In It's recent easy
win over Springfield.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-02
SHERMAN IS
VALUABLE QUARTERBACK

Les Sherman Is the best quarter.
back that Washington has had since
Smith. Young and Coyle. the great
Doblc pivots. Sherman Is calling
signals for the first time In his long
football career, but the little Everett
fellow has uncanny gridiron Judg.
ment and with his defensive work
and ability TO run interference, Is
proving to be a valuable cog in the
Purple and Gold machine.
Sherman, has Just enough sense Of
humor to mix up with his driving
tactics TO get the best out OF his men.
He has those Huskics playing hard
for him every minute he's In there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-02
, IF YOU WOULD REMAIN YOUNG

FOR years after he had downed Georges Carpenter Jack Dempsey
did no fighting.
Movies vaudeville cabaes and pink mnopod his time the days
passed into weeks and the weeks rolled into months.
Came then the day he forced to defend his title few weeks train
and he entered the ring again. only add anoe-Tmy Gibbons of
ST. Pau-tO his long list Of defeated foes
Following that memorable battle in the Polo Grounds wherein he met
and conquered the mighty Argentine Luis Angel Fpo But in doing
accepted far punishment perhaps than other could stand
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-02
ST. MARTINS
PLAYING FROSH

The University OF Washington
frosh gridders are playing ST. Mar
tins college at Lacey this after
noon.
The SOUND at Lacey Is under
coach "Stuffy" Mclnroe ana is
hardly expected TO put over a win
as the strongest outfit is being held
for the game against the Ellens
burg Normal school IN the stadium
Saturday.
Wayne Sutton, freshman coach
has gone TO Pullman 10 scout the
w. S. C.-oregon game there on
Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-02
SWEDISH sPRrNTER HERE

Oscar Trolle. champion sprint
swimmer OF Sweden, who recently
arrived In this country. win wear
colors OF the Illinois a. c. of Chi.
cago In Amateur Athletic union
competition. Trollo has been credit.
ed with swimming 100 yards In
close to So seconds under standard
international conditions.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-02

Washington faces its first big
game away from home at Corvallis,
Oregon. with the powerful Oregon
Aggies. Playing on the sawdust field
there. the Huskies win have hard
time TO win.
Oregon battles the rcjuvenated
Washington State team at Pullman.
The Cougars made a wonderful show.
ing against California and are bound
TO give the undefeated webfootcrs a
real argument.
The latter pair OF games furnishes
the only Coast conference melecs this
week, the others scheduled being non.
conference mills.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-02

And that the Dempsey whose muscles could have been sou anu
by after two years inactivity
He had kept in trim thru religious obedience to few simple connu
laid trainer Jerry Luvadis He used set Of exercises
Jerry the Creek had mapped out for him.
Now Jerry the Creek is going keep readers in TRIM
He has just written health articles for The Star ~ -
It's doesn't tell fat folks become Vi
thin folks how become timely how keep in shape
the year round
The series begins in The Star Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-02
NEW STADIUMS
OPEN SATURDAY

New football stadlums at the Uni.
vcrslty OF Illinois and Dartmouth
will be dedicated Saturday. when the
former school ontcrtains Chlcagos
football machine and Dartmouth
plays Cornell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-02
COAST LACKS GOOD
ENDS THIS WEAR ts

One noticeable weakness IN Coast
football In the games played this
year 10 the lack Of high class ends.
There isn't pair In tho conference
that could carry water TO duct like
Muller and BcrIscy, OF last years
California team. That was real
wing combination.
There are undoubtedly moro good
tackles IN tho conference than good
men In any other position. There IN
n dcarth Of high.class qunrtcrbacks
There arc plenty OF other bIgh.class
backs, however, for the bugs TO talk
about
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-02
George Pocock
Is Given Aid

Another big boost has been
given TO Washington rowing.
At a meeting OF tho student
board Of control the other night
$4,000 was appropriated to pur.
chase siFell.buiIding material for
George Pocock. who makes all
tho shells for the Huskies.
Tho money TO be advanced viii
enable Pocock to complete old
and undertake. new work. which
Is urgently needed by the crews.
but which he has bean forced 10
leave untouched owing 10 tho
lack OF necessary equipment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-02
WEST SIDERS
WIN CONTEST

West Seattle's high school grid
team team defeated the Seattle col
lege elcvev yesterday. 10 to o, yes
terday.
The collegians play whatcom high
school at Bellingham Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-02
MCMILLAN WILL
PLAY NOV. IL

30 Mcmillan. quarterback on the
famed Centre college tenn that hum.
blod Harvard In 1921, viii perform
In ono professional game this fall,
with tho Cleveland Indians against
tho Dayton. Ohio. club on ArmIsticc
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-02
YOU SAID IN

You know what Is meant by tho
phrase, baseball Is in It's infancy"
when you hear tho childish prattlc
OF tho magnatcs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-02
BOY
AND RENAULT
WILL SCRAP

NEW YORK. Nov. 2.--Floyd John
IN son, the Seattle heavyweight, is
ready for his fight with Jack Re.
nault, the Canadian, at tho Madison
Square Garden hero tonight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-02
DELAY COLLEGE
LINKS TRIALS

Therc'll be no varsity golf try
outs until late In tho winter
quarter at the very earliest. and
probably none until spring, ac-
cording to Jimmy Arbuthnot, golf
coach at tire university.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-02

THREE big games in the North.
4 west are holding the attention
OF Coast football bugs this week.
Idaho and Gonzaga. two powerful
elevens. are meeting today at Mos
cow. Idaho. Tho yandals have a
strong club this year. while the shifty
Spokane team. built around Houstan
Stockton. star forward passer, is
also powerful.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-02
JOHNSON WILL
TEACH BOXING

SAN FRANCISCO. Nov a. Bobby
johnson, Mt ono time n well.known
Pacific coast feathcrwelght boxer
and later instructor In boxing at the
University OF California, will open u
boxing school hero soon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-02
Three Big
Games for
Northwest
Washington, Oregon and
Idaho Facing Hard
Gridiron Tussles

COAST GRID SCHEDULE
Washington V. Oregon Aggies
Mt Corvallis.
Idaho vs.. Gonraga at Moscow
friday.
Oregon vs.. Washington State
nj Pullman.
California vs.. Nevada at Berk.
eley.
U. 8. c. VS.. Occidental at Los
Angeles.
Stanford vs.. Olympic Club at
Paio Alto.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1923-11-02
DOBIE CARRIERS
10Th VICTORY

Corncll's win over Colgate satur.
day marked tho Goth successive vic.
tory for the Ithncnng football ropro.
sontatlvcu since Gllmour Doblo was
signed as coach
Evening star., 1923-10-30

MASS. AVE. NV. 400 BLOCK
Exceptional opportunity for u doc
tor or business woman. Very high
class apartment, conta in!ng four D.
roont and bath apts.; thoroughly mod
and light. The wonderful future of
this property with the present income
is most attractive. Inspection can be
arranged by calling
J. ARTHUR LEWIS,
W 2GSG. Realtor Main s2OS.
s02 Continen ntal Trust Bldg. 14th and II.
Evening star., 1923-10-30
RENT-DESK SPACE.
FOR RENT-HALLS.
WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.
FOR RENT-SToREs,


no. ls4l ST: NV. lcoR. 10th AND K
WikLIAGR r r Ellis. Ellis 1888 pf5 Eye nsa'' ST. NV.
STORE, II BY 100, WITH BASEMENT: HEAT
19anisned; ,a,S very light; rent reduced to $780,
2505 CHAMPLATN ST. JUST OFF C0LUM.
bia rd-Large store; electric lights: h..wh.;
son Co. 734 18th st. NV. Frank. 800
ON l4th NEAR IRVING, THE VERY HEART
OF the MI Pleasant business section; fine
sso rear I fh full
HUE BROS. sO37 18th st. NV.
e14 ST. N:w.--sTORE WITH 4 ROOMS.
bath; garage for 8 cars. Rent. 500.
ment, bath. Rent, $75;
Main 1851, M. J. RAlSE AZ Ssw vor. ~.
SEVERAL NEW sTORERO0aIs, RECENTLY
Upshur st, modern in every, detail; large
corner Of 14th and Belmont sts.; thoroughly
mnnondern; large show window on both streets;
eobsn hTse il ousns s. on Wis,
oeaton % for drasstore or smsr retail bssi
a,s ness AZ ELAS S'E;n E. WALKER CO.. NC .,,,
SELECTED LIST OF VACANCIES.
1888 14th ST.
1924 l. ST.
20x60; including heat and light.
SI67 Mt. PLEASANT ST
Store and Groom and bath apt. or store only
1897 COLUMBIA RID
Large store and Groom and bath apartment
SIT 18th ST.
floors. including store, offices and living
quarters.
214o PENNSYLVANIA AVE.
Large store room: fine location; will re-
model to suit tenant; rent very reasonable for
this location
SHANNON & LUCHS,
7lS l4th st Main o345
Evening star., 1923-10-30

FACING LAFAYETTE PARk-suITE OF
fue large offices, s15 monthly. Inquire BAB-
SONS. 10 Jackson place. Phone Main $3.50.
1795 CONN. AVE. LARGE FRONT ROOM,
suitable for office, studio. dressmaker, milliner,
Evening star., 1923-10-30
SALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY. SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY
: NEARBY VIRGINIA SPECIALS.
WALTER O'HARA, 1909 H ST. NV.
MAIN 245O


CHAIN BRIDGE ROAD-BEAUTIFUL NEW HOME
Country
CHERRYDALE, VA, Is PRESTON AVE.
newly painted inside and Ssae % ] en
ia WAVERLY ST, CLARENDON, VA
'
NEAR WASH. GOLF AND COUNTRY CLUB.
FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE, BLOCKS FROM CARS
beautiful shade
NEAR CHAIN BRIDGE-ROOM BUNGALOW
PHONE OR COME IN OFFICE FOR FURTHER
PARTICULARS OF THESE PROPERTIES
WALTER OHARA,
EXCLUSIVE AGENT ON ABOVE PROPERTIES.
1909 H ST. NV. MAIN 245O
Evening star., 1923-10-30

Near LIST and You SITS. n.w.--6 rooms and
bath; garage in the rear: $85.
Evening star., 1923-10-30
A BARGAIN.

A BARGAIN.
A very desirable store prop
erty with apartments above, now
occupied by Atlantic & Pacific
Tea Co., situated on a prominent
thoroughfare and car lipe. This
property has frontage on two
streets, improved with hot-water
heat and electric Lights Can be
sold at a figure that will show
an excellent investment as we'll
as speculative value. An oppor-
tunity not to be overlooked.
Price only $l3,5OO.
18th STREET.
Located in the immediate
vicinity of Thomas Circle, a
modern three-story brick build
ing, having wide frontage and
depth over 125 feet. Store and
apartments above. Unforeseen
circumstances necessitate irnme-
diate sale. A proposition that
is worthy of prompt considera-
ton at the price asked.
CORNER PROPERTY.
Another splendid offering, two
stores with apartment above, 48
feet frontage on wide street,
active business center. Heart OF
residential section. Owner is
anxious to sell to close estate.
Terms. Price, $l5,OOO.=
ROSS & PHELPS.
Evening star., 1923-10-30
SALE-FARMS.
FOR SALE-ACREAGE.

FOR SALE-ACREAGE.
100 ACRES. IN VIRGINIA; HOURS DRIVE
from Washington; good road; wooded bluff,
overlooking Potomac: excellent ducking, hshing
bathing. hoating. 81 900. 927 18th at. NV,
sALE-INvEsTMENT PROP'TY.
s2s, 500 ANRTMENT HOUSE WILL BRING
annual rental Of 81, ,150; best location; terms
very reasonable. Franklin 1895. 3is
INVESTORS, ATTENTION.
Offer q large business and apt. property on
10Th st. near NV, now renting for $500
per month. Act quick, a. this will not last
,ooi CissEL ssE vi TAISoTr 10 & CO, !Nc; ;,o,
INCOME. 1858 YEARLY.
PRICE, $500.
small brick houses-two rooms, one 4
rooms-all facing wide avenue near Lncolp
Park. Always well rented. Very low rent
A. C. H0uGHToN CO.. REALTORS,
I'VE have the BEST in every section"
To Close Estate.
HOME AND INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY,
Twofamily apartment house located in de.
sirable northwest location; possession has
Just been obtained; rents for $135 monthly;
lot 6Oxi30 feet. Reproduction cost. $4,000
sale for $500. Any terms. Rent Of one
apartment win about carry ell expenses.
Maddux, Marshall & Co., Inc,
HOS 10th st. Main 8507.
Evening star., 1923-10-30
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

OWNER LEAVING CITY MUST SELL HIS
modern 7-room home; best section Mt. Pleas
ant; garage; attic; fireplace; ami. No
agents. Address Box 251-V, Star Office. p
Evening star., 1923-10-30
RENT-BUsN(Ess PROPERTY.

tOuIlnueus
OFFICE ROOMS.
CORNER 14th AND EYE STS. NV.
LARGE, BRIGHT AIRY ROOMS.
ATTRACTIFELY ARRANGED IN SUITES.
AVAILABLE AT ONCE.
PHONE FRANKLIN $500 FOR INSPECTION
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
REALTORS.
1884 Ii ST. NV FRANKLIN e5o3.
AN EXCEPTIONAL BUSINESS PROPERTY
ON 14TH ST, NEAR s ST NV.
Large store with rooms and bath elec-
tric lights hot-water heat double garage; on
rear of 30-foot alley. Reasonable price and
terms
]. EDWARD LEWIS,
9l2 18th St. NV.
Phone Main 55l.
WANTED-BUSINESS PROP'TY.
STORES AND SMALL APARTMENT HOUSES
we'll located. NWill pay from Sic, 900 to $40 900
CORY & CORY. 9O7 18th St. NV.
Evening star., 1923-10-30
RENT H0UsES-UNFUxNISHED

s04 VAN BUREN ST. N.w.-BEAUTIFUL
detached home, corner; rooms and tile
bath. large front porch: entire house newly
papered: double hollow.tlle garage in the
rear; sos.
Evening star., 1923-10-30
FOR SALE-APARTMENTS

FUH SALE--APAHTMC
ON COLUMBIA ROAD NV.
valuable corner building containing IL apart
mepts. 3 and rooms and bath: annual in
come. $500. Price, S65, 900.
A. C. H0UGHT0N & CO., REALTORS.
1915 H st. NV. Phones Main 1888, 1887
''We have the BEST in every section"
PRICE, $50. 900.
RENTED AT S9.762 PER ANNUM
4-ST0RY APT. HOUSE, SOUTH OF
DUPONT CIRCLE. BEING SOLD
TO SETTLE ESTATE.
L. W. GR0OMES, 1916 ST.
2-FAMILY APARTMENT
II R. & 2B; SEPARATE FUR
NACES, CELLARS AND
ENTRANCES. THE OWNER
IS LEAVING CITY, AND
WILL GIVE IMMEDIATE
POSS ESSION OF ONE
APARTMENT, INCLUDING
FURNITURE. PRICE AND
TERMS MAKE THIS A
REAL INVESTMENT. AD-
DRESS (OWNER) BOX
188-X, STAR OFFICE.