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Evening star., 1925-11-05

TO occupy posts as instructors IN E'lori-
da. They have followed the foots: cps
0. Ethelda Bleibtrey and Helen Vain
wright.
Golf ,efeCts similar signs OF the
Smes. although here the movern M
Is not SO marked. Bobby Jones. two
time amateur golf king. has been ap-
preached with professional offers. but
he intends TO remain n simon pure. Big
Bill Tilden was linked with rumo-s ot
professional career at the time of his
controversy with the United States
Lawn Tennis Association. when the
player writer question was at its
height, and which ended with the
establishment of his right to continue
writing without jeopardizing his ANA
teur standing.
No amateur athlete in history prob.
ably has withstood any more pressure
TO turn professional than Paavo
Nurmi. He was offered approximately
quarter of a million dollars to for.
81 ke his amateur career.
Hockey, basket ball. boxing and wrest
ling are other sports in which the drift
of amateur stars from colleges or
clubs to professional ranks has been
conspicuous. Just now, amateur
hockey ranks are being hard hit be-
cause of the attractive offers by pro
fessional teams.
Evening star., 1925-11-05
VIRGINIA STUDENTS
WILL SEE BIG GAME

CHARLOTTESVILLE Va, Novem-
ber 5.-Virginia students will go to
Lexington in a body Saturday to sup
port the Orange and Blue team in the
contest with Washington and Lee,
which promises to be the most thrill
ling game played in the State this
season
A special train will leave Charlottes-
vile at SIS Saturday morning, and
will go to Lexington by way of Lynch,
burg, picking up another crowd in the
Hill City. Returning, the train will
leave Lexington at 6 o'clock. This
will accommodate all who do not
make the trip in automobiles.
Virginia's defeat of V NJ. l. and
Washington and Lees victory over
V. p. |. put these two rivals in a posi-.
ton TO fight the battle for any State.
wide recognition out between them
And aside from any honors that may
fall to the winner the two elevens are
of such strength that a battle between
them Will be worth going far to see.
Charlie Fenwick, Virginia's s line
coach. Is working his forwards over.
time in his effort to get them ready
to stop the attacks of the hard.charg-
ing Generals. He has given his men
considerable practice in tackling and
blocking this week as we'll as signal
drill in formations with the backs
AS the result of his excellent play
against Maryland Bic Cardwell may
win the chance to start in as a tackle
instead of Wat Tyler. Cardwell stands
over 6 feet, weighs 1856, and. in addi-
ton, is an excellent punter He
blocked the attempted punt of Capt.
Supplee of Maryland and paved the
way to a Virginia. victory.
Aside from this change Virginia will
probably face w. and L with the
same front that lined up against the
Old Einers. Behind the line ii looks
as though Capt. Diffey will be able
to replace Hushion, who has acted as
quarterback through two games, but
the other backfield positions are not
fixed yet
If Virginia is able to hold back the
Washington and Lee attack II will be
due largely to the able and faithful
work of the scrubs coached by Benny
Arnold and Bill Dietrfck These DAT.
fodils have been battered and torn IN
throwing themselves against the
varsity, but they have been playing
with a splendid spirit all Fall
Among those on the scrub squad
are Meade, Penick and GOODWIN
ends: Hankins. Wiley and Pughie
tackles: Mccormick and MCGEE
guards: Peard and Benckenstein, cen.
ters; Bethel and Pinkerton, quarter.
backs, and Cannon, Smith, Giera
Levy. Harden and Wilson. running
backs
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Georgetown will put on the field an
eleven that should stack up we'll with
any in the East. The men who wear
the Blue and Gray should form com
bination of which alumni of the uni
versity ought To feel proud. Incl.
dentally the game scheduled between
the Freshman team and Bellefonte
Academy also should he we'll worth
while
George Wa shington ought to defeat
Temple University. The Hatchetites
are going along ut q great gait just
at present and are capable Of putting
up a fine game. Their decisive defeat
Of Washington College week ago in.
dicates that they are getting far above
the class in which they have played
during the last three years.
CTallaudet and University of Mary
land go North for games. in which
they are against real teams. The for
mer in meeting Bucknell meets team
that defeated Georgetown. and moth
ing need he said of what the latter Is
against when it is considered that Yale
VIII be its opponent.
Catholic University has no game.
The Brook llanders plan To take things
easy this week, and next week begin
preparations for what they consider
their greatest test. that with George
Washington Thanksgiving day. And.
incidentally, that game between Cath
ollie l. and George Washington
Thanksgiving day Is arOusing a good
deal more interest than In any preyi-
Gus year.
First OF the games between Yale.
Harvard and Princeton is to be played
Saturday. Harvard being due to
make the journey down to Prince
n of
this contest somewhat by the fact
that Dartmouth and Holy Cross have
trimmed the Crimson. while Navy
has tied Princeton, and Colgate has
defeated It. However, the contest
will not be detracted from in this
respect as far as its interest as
game is concerned. In fact, no mat
ter what the record of the teams
against other elevens, games between
Princeton and Harvard, between
Harvard and Yale. between Prince
ton and Yale are games with all the
frills that go with such game.
: Yale Is standing out this Fall as
the strongest of the Big Three and
unless the unexpected happens Will
win both contests. 1t is doubtful II
n man following foot ball today fig
ures either Harvard or Princeton to
have much OF chance against the
Dark Blue. At best, Princeton and
Harvard would he considered to have
only an outside chance. Yet strange
things happen in big foot ball games.
where every player on the field Is
keyed up to e. point where man
is hardly himself. Last year every
body was figuring that Harvard had
d good chance against Princeton. but
the Tiger actually wiped UP the grid
iron that day by a score of "a to 0.
One man who watched the game be-
tween Pennsylvania and Illinois last
ueak had this TO saw of Red Grange.
Evening star., 1925-11-05
V. M. |. SQUAD DRIVEN
FOR CAROLINA CLASH

LEXINGTON, Va. November .
Coaches Blandy Clarkson and Bill
Rafferty, took advantage of improved
weather conditions to put the Y. NJ. l.
squad through long and thorough
workouts for the coming game with
North Carolina at Richmond.
Up to Tuesday Alumni Field was q.
swamp and the footing was too un-
certain for the amount Of rough work
that the coaches considered necessary
TO whip their charges into fighting
trim.
Enthusiasm in the corps of cadets
Is mounting steadily higher as the day
M the V. NJ. I.-Carolina classic draws
near, and the determination of the
rooters in barracks to win this game
IS reflected in the snappy. wholeheart-
ed manner in which the team goes
through the practice sessions.
The struggle with the Tarheels has
become one of the high lights of The
G'adet Gridiron schedule and the game
this year, with the chances fairly
aven. has made a particular appeal to
the Flying Squadron and its support
ers.
Evening star., 1925-11-05
LEADING GRID FRAYS
ON SATURDAYS CARD
Local TEAMS.

LOCAL TEAMS.
Georgetown VS.. Lehigh, American
League Park, ESQ.
George Washington VS.. Temple,
Central High School Stadium, $50.
Maryland VS.. Yale, at New Haven.
Gallaudet VS.. Bucknell, at Lewisburg.
EAST.
Princeton VS.. Harvard, at Princeton.
Penn State VS.. NOtre Dame, at State
College.
Syracuse VS.. Ohio Wesleyan. at
Syracuse.
Army vs.. Davis -Ellsins, at West
Point.
Navy VS.. Western Maryland, at
Annapolis. 2:30.,
Dartmouth VS.. Cornell, at Hanover
Boston College VS.. West Virginia,
at Boston.
Wesleyan VS.. Williams, at Middle
town.
La Fayette VS.. Rutgers, at Easton.
Pittsburgh VS.. Washington and def
ferson, at Pittsburgh.
Brown VS.. Boston University, at
Providence.
Columbia VS.. New York University,
at New York
Colgate VS.. Providence College, at
Hamilton.
MIDDLE WEST.
Ohio State VS.. Indiana, at Columbus.
Minnesota VS.. Butler, at Mime
apolis.
Chicago VS.. Illinois. at Urbana.
Iowa VS.. Wisconsin,, at Iowa City.
Purdue VS.. Franklin, at La Fayette.
Michigan VS.. Northwestern, at
Chicago.
Iowa State VS.. GrinnelI, at Ames.
Drake VS.. Nebraska, At Des MOines.
Oklahoma VS.. Kansas, at Norman.
Marquette VS.. Kansas Aggies, at
Milwaukee.
st. Louis VS.. Detroit, at Detroit.
Washington VS.. Missouri, at st.
Dayton VS.. Haskell Indians. at
Dayton.
Alabama vs.. Kentucky. at Birm.
ingham.
Auburn VS.. Georgia, at Columbus.
Clemson VS.. Florida. at Clemson.
Vanderbilt VS.. Georgia Tech. at
Nashville.
Louisiana State VS.. Rice Institute,
at Baton Rouge.
V. +. l. VS.. North Carolina State, at
Y: NJ: /: VS.. North Carolina, at
Richmond.
Tulane vs.. Louisiana Tech, at New
Orleans.
Center VS.. Tennessee, at Danville.
Washington and Lee VS.. Virginia,
at Lexington.
FAR WEST.
Washington VS.. Stanford, at Seattle.
California VS.. Washington State, at
Berkeley.
Idaho VS.. Montana, at Moscow.
Oregon VS.. Willamette, at Eugene.
New Mexico VS.. Arizona, at Albu.
querque.
Whitman VS.. Gonzaga, at WalIa
Walla.
Utah VS.. Denver. at Salt Lake City.
Colorado Mines VS.. Montana State,
at Denver.
Colorado VS.. Colorado College, at
Boulder.
Evening star., 1925-11-05

nation in the guard position that the
Wheatley forwards frequently were
unable to score after their teammates
had succeeded in passing the ball to
them.
Curtis Hyde triumphed over Cor
coran in the Georgetown division, by
score Of Is to Q. Margaret Gossage
starred for the winners in guard posi-
tion. Sadie Kiatti made IL of the IS
points collected by her team.
Smallwood- Bowen won an 8-to-2 de-
cision over Fairbrother in the Garfield
Tour goals for the winning team.
Evelyn Howard was referee.
In the dodge ball league on the
Rosedale playground two games were
played yesterday. Blow third grade de-
feating Pierce third. IA to IL. and
webb NTH nosfng out Pierce fifth. 10
to 8. In thrilling battle for points
which carried several seconds over
time before decision was reached.
Minnie Travis, manager of the Co.
lumbta Federation B. Y. p. u. Basket
Ball League, has called a meeting of
managers and captains OF her teams
4 o'clock Sunday afternoon. at her
home, 545 Buchanan street northwest.
Miss Travis urges that each union
in the federation have their represent
ative present at this meeting whether
or not they expect to have a team in
the league this season. Represent
atives from Bethany, Second, West
Washington, First. Petworth. 1mman'
uel, Temple. Centennial and Fifth are
especially requested to attend.
Evening star., 1925-11-05
HAWAIIAN Is BELIEVED
TO LEAD GRID SCORERS

HONOLULU. November 5 P).-
The name of Pump" Searle, a mem
ber of the University of Hawaii foot
HALL team, has been put forward as
claimant for individual gridiron
scoring honorS.
II is the belief that Searle leads
I'll college players, both in the United
States and its possessions. Fans here
point to the fact that he has scored
is touChdoWns and made a total of
10 points in six games this year.
The University of Hawaii has not
been scored on this season
Evening star., 1925-11-05
WILSON'S RUN is O. K,
YALE PICTURES SHOW

NEW HAVEN, Conn, November
(P).-The motion pictures of the Yale
Army foot ball game Saturday. shown
at the university Yesterday. verify the
referees decision that Harry Wilson.
Vest Point fullback. did not step out
s;de the sItel;f,> as he raced down the
fed for m S5-ya"d run that tied the
Siore in the third period.
Many of the spectators and some
Of the Yale players attempted to con-
vince the referee that Wilson had
stepped over the line. a footprint jus.
outside being pointed out as evidence.
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WILBERFORCE GRIDDERS
HERE TO PLAY HOWARD

Twenty-Five members of the VIII
berforce University foot ball squad
arrived here this morning for their
game with Howard University tomor-
row afternoon at American League
Park. The clash is listed for 2:3t
o'clock
The Wilberforce Bulldogs have out
classed every team with which they
have been matched this season arc
have Just finished celebrating 25-to-9
vict ory over the Lincoln Lions. How
ard also Is undefeated
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PEERLESS A. c. TOSSERS
NAME DOZIER CAPTAIN

Peerless Athletic Club Seniors, con-
tenders for the 130-pound basket ball
title, have named Wallace Dozier cap
tain OF their team. w. T. Verts has
been chosen manager, Edga" Bangy-
her assistant manager and Al Baker
treasurer.
Games with the Peerless five may
oe arranged through Manager Verts
at Lincoln 1880. The next meeting of
the club will be held on Monday night
Evening star., 1925-11-05
NEW IDEA is UNLIKELY
TO REVOLUTONIZE GAME
Method to Be Tried Out by Brown and Boston U. on
Saturday Will Not Prevent Sailing, One of
Aims of Its Originator.
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

EW YORK November 5-Bown in
Providence Saturday begin revouionizing
of foot ball by discardg allowing plays
Anda again they may
Harry R. Coffin of Harvard 94 who
have bail
Saturday will be the first
the
The main idea Of the scheme check afng
The
between periods and between the we alves
Evening star., 1925-11-05

Many of this Falls stars probably
will be offered lucrative professional
berths when they close their college
careers. with Red Grange likely to be
the most sought after Of all.
The attractions of professionalism
have cut heavily into the ranks o.
woman swimming stars. The leading
mermaids of Americas s last two Olym-
pic teams now have forsaken amateur
ranks with the decision OF Aileen Rig
gin and Gertrude Ederle this week
Evening star., 1925-11-05
ENTERTAINING CONTEST
. LIKELY HERE SATURDAY
Hilltoppers Figured to Celebrate Homecoming Day
With Victory Over Pennsylvanians-C. U.
Men Pointing for Hachetite Battle.
BY h. &. BYRD.

GEORGETOWN Washington local
to play their home fields Saturday. The Blue and Gray of
headlines the with
test with Lclgh o
while the Hatchctcs have their Temple University OF Phil
adclpha. Both ball
o OF a college
should be defeated touchdownS
Will While did
would scheduled looks
to be The st1ann
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geto1Un Team to Meet Lehigh Limiting of Grid Plays Radical Step
WOMEN IN SPORT
by CORINNE FRAZIER

OCCER and basket ball close rivals the
Friends Schools youthful spowomen popularity
kept evenly balanced by
the high school girls preference for basil all
Practice both being daily
Ito befor Christm
Evening star., 1925-11-05

Waiter Johnson, the Washington
pitcl ier, who is still regarded as one of
the greatest slabbists in the game, will
be in line for congratulations on No
veniber 6, the occasion being his
thitty-eighth birthday anniversary.
Evening star., 1925-11-05
AMATEUR STARS FINDING
PRO LURE is ATTRACTIVE
BY the Associated Press.


n EW YORK November 5TAe OF professionalism
modern highpressure athletics
than before the talent.
widening
The
ball
Evening star., 1925-07-19
FOR sALE-Lors tcont'sp.

BEAUTIFUL CORNER LOT FACING TRI-
angie park. 27th and Douglass SITS. ne. near
,. Oak. ave. ard BledensburK road. fast
growing section. 50xi42n alley, sewer gas
water bsrEain: terms Apply OWNER. A.
" REID. Baltimore pike. CottaEe City.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C--CoRFER.. ABOVE
Srane owner has 81 200 equity: forced 70
nl;n ssn; make Offer; This is an excellent or-
Franklin 1898 days. Franklin 1881 eve
LOTS IN POTOMAC HEIGHTS, SQUARE
rom Conduit road on improved street sur
rounded by beautiful homes. 1928 square
rest. Price. 25c per foot cash. J. H. COR
DON. 1343 st. NV. Main 523I.
WE HAVE ONE OF TIE PRETTIEsT LOTS
N Chevy Chase. II IL located in probably
the most unusual square in that smart sec
tlon, IN that all OF the lots are very large
ana are improved or being improved with
beautiful large homes This is the only lst
available IN that square. It has large trees
u "a located only a short distance west Of
Conn. ave. Priced at a hgure that will sell
ALAN z. WALKER A CO.. INC.
s13 9TH St NV. Main $500.
DRIVE STRAIGHT OUT CONNECTICUT
avenue to Chevy Chase View. Beautiful
home sites. 5ox2oo. 500: terms
Lawrence r. Smoot & Co.
1919 H Street NV. Nam 1850.
Evening star., 1925-07-19
RENT-FARMS.

ALL OR PART, 22-ACRE FARM: ELEC-
tricty. Address Box 34f-E. Star of1ce.
10 ACRES OF GOOD TRUCK
land and Groom house on 18th
st. between Monroe and Quincy
sts. ne. Thomas A. Jameson
Co. oC6 New York ave. NV.
Phone Main $3.50.
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ONE PARTICULAR
FOR RENT-IOTS,
WANTED-LOTS.

Lot 44x5o. NEAR 7th AND PA. AVE
Eor Esrases Cheap rent. Long ease.
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RENT HoUsEs-FURNIsHED.

(Continued.l
oNE-HALF BLOCK FROM CONN. AVE-,
Detached. eight rooms, baths. sleeping porch
garage. garden: till Sept. 20. 500 per mo
1855 Mckinley st. Cleve. 142.
1895 HARVARD sT. N.w.--s ROOMS. 2
baths, S11b.
SI4 St sw-12 rooms baths. $3.50.
MAURICE FITZGERALD. 1911 G ST., NV.
Main 1855. 20.
1893 10th ST."N.E.-3 rooms and bath. all
outside rooms. back porch and gas range:
also single room. 1st floor; both furnished.
Evening star., 1925-07-19

NEAR 14th & l. SITS.
High-grade downtown bust
ness property; substantial A.
story building, thoroughly
modern. with brick garage in
rear. Rents. S5.l6O per year.
Price. $4,000. Reasonable
terms. or might take a small
equity in trade.
BUSINESS PROPERTIES DEPARTMENT.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON. Inc.
1872 EYE ST NV. FRANKLIN s5os
TEA HOUSE.
lust over District Line in
Maryland
Plenty OF Accommodations for
Tourist;
In Excellent Condition.
Large Porches-Spacious
Grounds-Hot-water Heat
Elec. Lights.
Price. S27.50O.
Convenient Terms.
BUSINESS PROPERTIES DEPARTMEN
HEDGES & MIDDLETON. Inc.
REALTORS;
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RENT-BUSINEsS PROPERTY.
214I H ST. N.w.-LARGE STORE WITH
3 rms. and bath in rear. $50. M. J. RAINE
328 Investment Bldg. Main 1897.
I4th AND GIRARD SITS Nw-ENTIRE
first floor. consisting of large storeroom and
1-room, reception hah. kitchen and bath
apartment.
ALLAN Z. WALKER Co INC
S13 18th st. NV Main 1890
2-sTORY FIREPRoOF BUILDING. SUITA.
BILE Tor battery service station. near corner
Of 9TH and l. SITS. NV. TO lease for term
ALLAN E. WALKER 4 CO. INC.
SI3 lbth st. NV. Nam $500
Evening star., 1925-07-19

Eleven rooms and two baths: two-csr brick
garage: first commercial zone. Will trade
equity subject to trust and add reason
able amount of cash for income producing
property.
Lot 2Sx92 IT.. Just of OF 14th st. NV;
second commercial zone. in the heart of the
automobile district: will trade clear OF
cumbrsnce for income producing property.
For particulars spply
H. r. SMITH & son.
Evening star., 1925-07-19

THAT APARTMENT sITEl We HAVE 4
proposition for you MERCHANTS REAL
TY CO. $50 Colo. Bldg. Main 1880. 1e'
LARGE LOT OR PIECE OF GROUND. CITY
or suburbs. to Use for making concrete
block. Address Box 4l4-E. Star once. ~.
IN ANY PART OF TIE CITY. QUICK RI
suits. Have large waiting list OF clients
for vacant ground
CAFRITZ COMPANY.
4th and x. Main aoso.
Evening star., 1925-04-23

GENTLEMAN wishes cool. sunny, clean
room: moderate price: walking distance OF
departments: ready Nav l. Please describe.
Address Box 394-M. Star Office.
Evening star., 1925-04-23

WANTED-Within one block of Dupont
Circle. nice clean we'll furnished room for
one two ladies' Telephone Franklin 6o25
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TNFURNISHED ROOM and kitchenette:
quiet people reference: will fog house
for part of rent. Address Box 36S-M. Star
Office
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HARRY A. KITE
Uncorporated).
1914 X st. Phone Main 1916.

2oO6 n ST. NV.
An unusual apartment in old
Georgetown, an old colonial resi-
dence converted into apart
ments; one on each floor; plenty
air and sunshine. No. 2 apt.
now available, 4 rooms and
bath, fireplace, porch; SIS mo.
+. P. SHEEHY,
1910 l.. M. 1868.
Evening star., 1925-04-23

ONE LARGE unfurnished room: Ink. elec-
trcity, privilege of sewing: central location:
reasonable Write 1881 Kansas ave. NV. %
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THE HIGHLANDS.

CONN. AVE. AND CAL STA few desir-
able housekeeping and nonhousekeep ping apts
fur. or unfur.. by the day. month or year. Spe-
cial prices on leases for Summer. n. 1910. 22 .
Evening star., 1925-04-23

3 ROOMS OR ROOMS and porch for Ink,
near Lincoln Park state particulars: must
be reasonable Address Box 345-M, Star
Evening star., 1925-04-23
WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.

BASEMENT by white couple; man en-
ployed will give service. Address Box 393-
NJ Star office
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YOUNG MAN wants second floor front room
Stsr nfire "a
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WANTED-Room and kitchenette, together
near Center Market; with good people: rent
between SO and 81 per month. Address
Box 3S9-M. Star Office. 25'
Evening star., 1925-04-23

THREE GENTLEMEN desire adjoining
rooms or apt. NV. Address Box 4Of-M.
Evening star., 1925-04-23

YOUNG MAN wants room in northwest sec
tion: state price. Address Box 4O6-M. Star
Evening star., 1925-04-23

YOUNG COUPLE desires unturnlshed
rooms: Ink: in northeast; price and par
tIcmlars. Address Boy 32-M. star ofhce.
Evening star., 1925-04-23
RENT ROOMS-SUBURBAN.

BY two young ladies' convenient location
o3s
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COUNTRY BOARD.
TABLE BOARD.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROOMS.
APARTMENTS-FURNISHED.

ROOMS. furnished, couple: about $50 per
month; accessible to trolley: with lets for
cooking. Address 1884 Corbin pl. ne.
Evening star., 1925-04-23
Observation-Disclosures

wOODRIDGE-ENTIRE 2nd FLOOR R.
large closet space: gas stove: em-private
bath: private entrance: ready May /: Si5
month. including gas. cleo. h.-w.h Adults.
2603 Monroe st ne North 19l3-W "a
Evening star., 1925-04-23

airy 3 or, 5 rms; private bath, sleeping
porch. balcony: ami. G9oup or family;
large grounds: suburban comforts. city ad-
vantages: 25 min. from Treas. North 434O.
BACHELOR APARTMENT-BEAU
furnished maid service; twin beds suit
able for two: rent cheap. 25l1 Penn. ave.
NV West 5G6
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929 NEW YORK AVE. NV FRONT
rooms, for Housekeeping; newly papered n
painted; rent. S45; cleo. h.-w. h. Frk. 500.
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APARTNENTS-FUR (Cont'd.

NE-TwO ROOMS. KITCHENETTE, APT.
81. the Roland. End & Md. ave; modern
conveniences: very cozy. "a.
Evening star., 1925-04-23

ABSECON APIS. 1706 It ST. NW-EX-
cellent apartments. 3 and rooms and bath.
500 and S65. c. F. Burkhardt M. 6320.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1925-10-22
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