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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-29
New Evening Paper
Probable for Portland

Portland, March 2S-A new eyeni,,|
paper will be started In Porthui|
about June Is, according to one n
the leading promoters Of the projes
Both outside and local capitsl 81
understood to be interested Ii M
financing of the new paper.
A tentative agreement has bes
made. although no lease has as al
been signed, for the occupancy Of M
quarters in the Press Building a
Monument Square, formerly occupkil
by the Press Herald.
The new paper will issue but ousl
edition daily and while giving SOM
attention to outside and foreirl
news, will make special featurs n
local happenings, those interested Il
the project assert.
The editorship of the proposl|
paper has been offered to A. L n
Cummings, manager of the Sian|
Chamber of Commerce, former agr.I
cultural editor at the University u
Maine, and for 80 years identfa|
viii EOIltdlu uthtt
papers. Mr.. Cummings has the ufsl
under advisefnent having made II
definite decision as yet.
The business manager will
Howard NJ. Breen. a former POrthD
man, and associated at various tins
in executive capacities with the Boz
ton Globe, New York World, Nsf
York Sun. New York Herald. Phih
delphia North American and Il
Associated Press.
Mr.. Breen has been in the city n
the past two months making prepal.
ations for the starting Of the nst /
paper.
A corporation is being formed 4
those interested in the project and
is understood the articles are bslsj
drawn up in the office Of Gran !
Lawrence.
With the final completion and a.
prevail of the corporation papers
is expected that the negotiations b
the lease OF the Press Building
Monument Square will be compiled
and the active work Of oreaninHE
the plant begin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-29
Osborn Shows
Well in Competition
At Havana University

Havana, March 27-(AP)-Harold
NJ. Osborn, of Chicago, all-arouno
Olympic champion, won six OF the
eight events in which he was enter
cd at the Havana University games
today.
Osborn was defeated in the shot
put event by Merdezabel. who tossed
the iron ball SO feet, 61s inches, 70
Osborn's 80 feet, four inches, While
Jose Barrientos outsprinted the Chi
cago athlete in the 100-yard dash,
covering the distance in 10 seconds
fiat.
The six events won by Osborn to-
seiher with his marks were: high
Jump, #, rs IN; 11o-meter huro
dies 16 3-5 sec: discus throw, ITO
it., ? in; broad jump. 20 it., 111s in;
iavelin throw, 143 it., in; pole
vault, IL it., SIS in.
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Polish Girl Women's
World Ski Champion

War saw. Mar. 27-(AP)-Poland
is proud Of holding the women's
world ski championship. Mrs. Ella
Zienkiewicz has been victorious in
all international ski competitions held
in the Pyrenees, Alps and her native
Polish Tatras.
Mrs. Zienkiewicz has been beaten,
however, and beaten In her own ma
tive Tatras, by ski phenomenon, a
fourteen year old girl. Miss Pawlak
Miss Pawlak will represent Poland at
the first international ski COMPETE
lions held this year.
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Cabinet Officers
Will Draw Lease

Washington, March 2L--lAfls
Broad provisions of leasing con,ils
for Muscle Shoals will be draw =
four cabinet officers authorized
speak for the administration.
A draft will be prepared By sesleal
ries Hoover, Jardine. Work and DIVE
Il. Davis to serve as guide y Y
joint congressional committee ehalsA
with negotiating lease. The cap4i
officers met the committee IN coplgl
ence at the Capitol today and asls..
to turn over departmental expetu i
serve as advisers.
During the discussion It dese'eI]
that the cabinet members were n0s \
thorough accord on the method o. N
izipg Muscle Shoals. 4,
Secretary Hoover holds tllas
property should be leased IN ifo s
one for fertilizer and one for w ~.
while Secretary Jardine contenos n
fertilizer production should % go
dominating activity at Muscle ~ A
Secretary Davis is known 70 huI 4
position that Muscle Shoals sno '..s.,
held in readiness to produce aiss'
for ammunition.
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SOCCER

At Providence, R. I--Providence I,
Fall River 1.
At Brooklyn: Brooklyn 8; Bethle-
hem 3 (tie).
At Harrison: \. j.. Indiana Floor
ing .: Newark O.
At New York: New Bedford 5; New
York z.
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Washington, March es.-tAfs II h
American people are eatns ..,.s
bread, it is indicated in dept.r Z
of agriculture report sfoWMs Il Il
capita consumption of hour = 49, II
cent. lower than in 1879 ana ~,
rate of the decline is ircreaslps.
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Manila, March DISQUALIFICATION
ant Davis S. Holbrook of the 26th
Cavalry was shot and killed at Fort
Stotsenberg today by revolver he
was handling. Whether the shooting
was accidental or Intentional has not
been determined. the authorities an
nounced. Lieutenant Holbrook was the
son of Maj. Gen. Willard Holbrook.
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BOWLING
Skowhegan Mercantile League

In the closing matches for the week
In the Mercantile League the Athlet-
les took four points from the Yam
KEGS while the Pirates and Braves
broke even with two points each.
With only two weeks more Of the
schedule left the interest is narrow
ing down to three or four teams with
the cup going to either the White
Sox or Red Sox.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-03-29

Washington. March 27.-(AP)-
The attack that House Democrats
have directed at the tariff law at this
session, was supplemented today by
the demand of group Of women
immediately hold hearings with the
revision OF rates.
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Fort Worth. Tex. March 2S-(AP)
st. Louis (N) z; z; 1. Fort Worth
(Tex) 4; 6; ..
Mails. Huntzinger and O'Farreil;
Hogsett, Howard and Moore.
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Dallas, Tex. March oS.--(AP)-Chi-
cago ca 13-15-1; Dallas (Tex) 6-10-5.
Lyons, Cox and Grouse Schalk
Pence, Love and Hungiing.
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Montgomery. Ala, March 2s.-tAP)
New York (A) $40; Brooklyn (N)
$50.
Pennock, McQuaid and Collins
Vance, Petty and ONeil, Hargraves.
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SPORT TABLOIDS

New Haven, Conn. Mar. 27-(AP)
B. c. Cutler. of Andover, Mass.
Yale's star football, hockey and track
athlete, won further track distinc-
ton here today when he captured
the Johnny Mack trophy. which is
symbolic of the all-around track
championship of the University.
The trophy is given each year in
memory of the late John Mcnamara,
who for IS years was closely con-
nected with Yale athletics as train
err of the football team and coach
of the track squad. Six men COM
peted for the trophy today.
Annapolis, March 27.-tAP)--Neil
Fleming, graduate manager of athlet-
les at the Pennsylvania State College
was elected president of the Intercol-
legiate Boxing Association for the
coming year at meeting of team rep
resentatives here today. Colleges and
universities here for the tournament
include Navy. Yale, Colgate. Pennsyl-
vania. Penn State and Syracuse. Mr.
Fleming succeeds Commander r. C.
Griffen of the Navy. DIR. Grant of the
University of Pennsylvania was named
socretary-treasurer
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Exhibition Baseball

San Francisco, March 2S.-(AP)-
Afternoon: Chicago (N) S-12-0s Sar
Francisco (C) 2-12-4. Alexander
Percy and Gonzales; Williams, Gear.
and Yelle.
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KAY JAY
SPORT
CHAT

Young Strikling's defea. Z, =.
Slattery seems to keep ths S Ss.sa
youth In the also ran class. eis.s
a few short years ago was rsssa:
as one OF the brightest prosnse. .ss \
years and the fact that he ratr sss =
cisions over Jack Delaney. ths ~ y Y
necticut sensation, and tn N
Georgia schoolboy who news 800 .saas
school, didn't hurt his ,reputss,. 49, !
In short he was the pride 81 pss.l|
and vicinity. as
A famous sports writer in d..
ing Slattery's chances when ~
first began to attract attenfiar. 80
that Slattery had everything 80 \
the hardest man Jimmy wo,,iS ! "
to lick would be himself a.. ~
far the writer who made tbs aa q
ments has not had to apolor,,s y
any Of his predictions. After ~
Of campaign in which Augis ps...1
and a host Of other good bows sss 1
a cloud of smoke, Slattery Want Il. ~ Z
to New York and exposed HI sr 80
frame just long enough far 49,
Shade. a ranking welterweisbs H
push him about seven steps down I,
ladder. / =
However, the New York ho,;..
commission which allowed a VII.
weight battle TO be postponed ~ i
cause the champion had a sor. -
let SlatteIy come back after ha.,,.
been forced to quit by welterEs;,ss
and spot Young Stribling -
pounds or so in a ten round 20. q,
terry was. cOlorful and a Q0od ~
attraction because of his fasb,sss
His work against the middIeVsiss.)
has been f1awless; against The ~.
heavies not so good. 1t appears M
Slattery would have more suss...
making the middle weight limit ~
fighting in his own class than al,
ing at catch weights and taking ~
consequences.
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Oakland, Cal, March 2S.-CAP)-
Morning: Chicago (N) ISL; Oakland
(Coast) 3-9-1.
Welsh and shurry: Freeman,
krause and Biol.
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FEC MURRAY SAYS

Foreign beat Smith brothers in 36hoe golf matchNews
Item The ball got lost in the brush, doubt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-31

ton of other ingred ents called
"Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound" You just dampen a sponge
or soft brush with It and draw this
through your hair, taking one small
strand at a time By morning all gray
hair disappears, and, after another
application or two. your hair becomes
beaut. fully darkened, glossy and
l,lxuriant.
Gray, faded hair, though no dis
grace, is sign of old age, and as we
all desire a youthful and attractive
.nearance get busy at once with
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound
and look years younger. -.-.--.-.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-31

class of the Army
Industrial College,
the instruction in
which began last
September. T h e
graduating address
will be delivered
by Col. Frank II.
Scott, Ordnance
Reserve. Col. II. b.
Ferguson, c. Il u,
is commandment of
the Industrial Col
lege; Lieut.. Col G.
E. Kumpe. S. c..
Is assistant COM
mandant. w lille
Maj. K. w. Ref
kohl, @. M. c., is
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ARMY.

Assistant Secretary of War Mac
Nider tomorrow morning in the NUM-
tons Building, at II O'Clock, will pre-
sent diplomas TO the % members of
the aduating
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NAVY.

A class in submarine training will
be convened July l at the submarine
base at New London, Conn. Officers
who will have completed two years
sea duty on July l, 1926, subsequent
to graduation from the Naval Acad.
envy and other officers who have com.
pleted two years commissioned serv.
ice are eligible for submarine train.
ing.
After 80 years service In the Navy
Lieut.. Theodore B. Watson and David
v. Vassie will be placed upon the re.
tired list Of the Navy effective today.
AS result of these retirements the
following named officers will become
due for promotion February l Ell
mer kiehl and David A. Hughes.
AT his request, Capt. Robert w. Nc
Nicely. who has been on duty in the
bureau Of Engineering, Navy Depart.
ment. will be detached from his Navy
Department duties and ordered to pur-
sue the course Of instruction in avia.
ton which will begin at the Naval Air
station, Pensacola. Fla, In February.
The following junior officers, in addi-
ton to those which have been men.
toned previo usly in this column. have
also been selected to take this instruc-
tion. LieuA Cunicr grade) Thomas
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DARKEN GRAY HAIR
BY USING SAGE TEA
When you darken your hair with
Sage Tea and Sulphur, no one can

tcl OcCduSC IL )
done so naturally. 80
evenly. Preparing
his mixture, though.
at home is mussy
and troublesome For
only IS cents you
can buy at any drug
store the ready-to-
Sc preparation. i'm
; proved BY the addi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-31

NJ. Dell and Ralph II. Wishard: En-.
signs Frank E. DEAN. William "
Deutermann, Joseph I. Taylor, VII
liam V. Davis. Charles B. Cross and
Hickory c. Flood
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Unusually Attractive Poster Pill
lows in various bright colors and
patterns. They are a nice large
size, and are filled with kapok.
kann's-Fourth Floot,
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The Very Ne,c in
NeckWear
for Spring
Lace Vestees, with cuffs and the
new ties. which form the collar IN
the back and tie on the side IN a
soft bow. Priced at $3.50 and 1928
Silk Vestees. with high neckband
fastened on the side with steel but
tons Priced at. Sz.9S
Lace and Net Vestees, with deep
cuffs to match and collars OF crepe
de chine which fasten on the side
with tiny gold button. Each with
tie to match the collars. Priced
at $S.1S
New Ties of lowered and plain
crepe de chine which form collar,
thus making collar and tie in one.
Priced at $3.50 to sos
High Stocks OF metal cloth which
fasten on the side with a buckle
Quite chic and decidedly new.
Priced at ............. 80. Sz.ss
Kann's-Street Floor.
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FOR SALE-ACREAGE.

FOR SALE FOR OUT-oF-TOWN CLIENT
Valuable tract of land containing 7.35 acres.
st. For further particulars apply EDW. p.
SCHWARTZ. INC. 734 18th NV. (See Mr..
Birckheadl
age tracts north of city. near District; wide
frontage on pike; about 100 acres ,r For par
IA 18TH NV lSee Mr. Birckhead.l
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SALE WAREHOUSES PROPERTY.

FOR SALE TO CLOSE AN ESTATE. VERY
valuable second commercial property near
Fla ave and lexington place ne. Long
frostage on 3 streets. Lot contains nearly
80 900. 50. it, and, is improved by mum
Der of good brick buildings. EDW. p.
SCHWARTZ. Inc. 734 18th NV. (See Mr..
Brick headl
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FOR SALE--IOTS.
HOLLYWOOD PARK = ACRE LOTS $3.50
up; $40 cash SIS month E JOHNSON
owner. 90S 10Th ne
MASSACHUSETTS PARK. .

MASSACHUSETTS PARK.
Home and Land Values over $4,000 600.
Large villa sites and lots so
to lis feet front. Five minutes
from Sheridan Circle. Booklet
with names OF over 200 purchas-
ers and plat mailed on request.
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON,
Incorporated.
w 18th ST. NV.
Main 2345 Established 1890.
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED.

APARTMENTS UNFURNISHED.
Continually
54l4. 9Th ST. N.w.---3 LARGE ROOMS
and bath hot.water heat. gas. electricity
Si5 so. Col. 6663. 26s :.
THE PLYMOUTH-I238 18th ST NV
Front; 4 rooms kitchen and bath. $65 90.
THE CAROLINA-7oe 11th ST. Nv
. rooms and bath: In k. ......... $32. so
3 rooms, kitchen and bath. $45 90
1919 PARK ROAD. HOLMEAD.
rooms rooms k bath oa n3 :. "a
T TG5is S =, BRowN 6i5'4i st. 's'W.. oO
431 10th ST
Downtown apartment adapted for sub
renting club or lodge rooms. Seven
adjoining rooms kitchen en-, and bath s75 90
14sh * cAFRrrz Main soso.
938 MADISON ST
n the hEhes aa pa ar OF the city
lease required Large living room. dining
$50 90 >-l.'
18th tx oAFHlTz Main eoso
LONDON HALL.
powNTowalSS a M 135f n NSplWARrMENT
Convenient to shopping DISTRICT vet located
IN quite home-ltke section Very desirable
tie bath E2n. o Outside rooms s" With sp ta
24-Hour Elevator and switchboard Service.
BOSS PHELPS,
I417 X St Nam $500
SIX ROOMS AND TWO BATHS FOR $40
in modern ireproof building in citys most
refined. quiet, residential location also
'e" smaller sas sbaf BsAnNSGcIRsoFr pL
West on S st. to 23rd st. and half block
Main PAPA so4 nth ST.
1417 BELMONT ST. NV
Five large. light outside rooms bath and
NKrIth
automatic elevator. Good heat and hot
water. Price SS5. 90.
See Janitor, or
ALLAN F. WALKER & CO., INC,
Southern Building.
Main 2690--or-Col. 192.
The GLIFFBoURNE, 1888 Calvert St. NV;
~ wv RE ruLASE. slSS 18th St. N w.
:. THE PARKER $500 10th ST. NV.
No. 604--2 rooms and bath $50 90
THE ROCHESTER 1893 Meridian ri. NV.
No 81 room and bath, 49,. S27 so
' THE LEUMAss s." iIsoti Que ST. nv. WOO
THE ST PAUL. 1892 18th ST NV
No. !1-3 rooms and bath. 49,. -. $40 90
THE DE SOTO. 1900 Mass. Ave NV
No 4-5 rooms and bath 49,. S92. 80
Day phi NJ. AIRS; night ph. Col. 667o.
ONLY FIVE LEFT.
ultra-modern apartments, ami. in new
building; all outside rooms; elevator: 4
rooms and bath; bargain rentals; 800 per
ony Apartments. Georgia ave. and Farragut
~ H.
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsRED.

APARTMENTS UNFURNIsRED.
THE CHAPLIN,
1474 CHAPLIN ST.
nE and bath bath Modern APT t overlook
corner apts; reasonable: time concessions.
THE MONTANA.
/l726 NJ ST NV
Desirable apartment within easy walking
bath and reception hall: price. sos per
900 10Th ST.
MoDERS s,sTokY Bu1iD1Ne 70
aIH6SUltK R Rffie BRrsR swfTdHbo&SSS8S0
REs1DEskEFF ynaGAEa AeER.
1107 10th ST.
otfEP TSMs fE2fttkE ,AfNosRHEkE.
cd CO NESfShsN FA Fl Do SANFoSMyN
28O7 CONN. AVE.
MoRRE GTnSv 1S sdS SFea RRXfIaD rH
f rms. rs ea'h hall. breakfast rm.. soa'oO
BRnE!tAKffAssPr 'h ROOMS l. KifcHENss o ARE
.kEs hE4SH" MfANSAHaGE sR
CAPITOL VISTA.
211 DELAWARE AVE.
'gs 4m sog gsg5 9 Ssl THE H. otf saiR
One of the 9 Sss,d sS,dnss Sa cato Hill
35th AND r SITS.
A NEW BUILDING.
rms sb isSS*e closets, ~o,, M
MANAGER on PREMISES.
1885 10th ST.
large rms. bath & porch. ample
'q THoR s66tGSssHLY' MODERN BUiLfbi1iNRGiD. 0
THE BORDEAUX.
6o21 GEORGIA AVE.
WALTER, REED HOSPITAL. a.o
2 rms. kit. bath. $50 so
2lO9 + ST.
r%; dining al Above, kit bath 20 70 $40
THE PRINCETON,
2215 14th ST. sooo
rms. bath & porch. ............ $3.50
3222 WIS. AVE.
OPPOSITE ST: ALBANs CATHEDRAL.
rms Kit F : 1niHd III desired. $40
SHANNON & LUCHS, Inc,
ia 14th ST. NV. Main 2345.
HARRY A. KITE, Inc,
Main 4846. 1914 K St. NV.
18th AND E. CAPITOL SITS.
3 rooms, dining alcove and
bath; rents. $42.5O to $45 per
month.
The above apartment is mod
ern. Heat, janitor service and
hot water furnished. Inspection
invited.
AURORA & CORONADO,
l84O-46 Vernon St.
8. S rooms and bath. $50 to
Sos.
DUPONT-1717 goth St.
5 and 6 rooms and bath Rent,
$l10S125 month.
HARRY A. KITE, Inc,
Main 1916. 1914 K St. NV.
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5 no 100 ACRES: LEASE WITH OPTION
to buy or poultry farm. A. SEEK. 4Q03
Newton ST.. Brentwood. Md.
Is TO 100 ACRES-PAY CASH MD. OR
Virginia, within miles Washington: state
location transportation facilities. etc; on
highway. Address Box 199-R star office.
moderate priced home with considerable
acreage. in Maryland or Virginia. and or
chards or other income crops, or would trade
lot. in nice white suburb of Washington;
Describe fully. Must be a bargaH5n: ADAM
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WANTFD-IOTS

WE HAVE IMMEDIATE PURCHASES
for lots and acreage. northeast and south
INGTON REALTY CO. no Sth ST. ne.
Lincoln 1855
BUILDER WANTS LOTS IN NV SECTION.
cash as 2nd trust; state price lot and sd
Address Box BLK. Star office 2S'
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

WILL ACCEPT LATE MODEL SEDAN IN
good condition as part payment on new
detached 6-room brick house. Chevy Chsse |:
Phone Vienna 7-F-12.
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M MNAaTER FRONT PROPERTY ADJOIN-
g. BY virtue of a decree Of the Circuit Court
Tor n An. Anne Arundel County in Equity. passed
n SAID court pending, wherein j. warren nsn
c c6ok ct a. are plaintiffs and Mile D.
equity viii offer al public s'a sale go a. % the
Msysnd door o9 in t4s 6ty of
3GIock An, the lhSs7 following AT pTabsry!
a AZ l. that tract of land situate, on the
on the Masothy River. Consisting Of idS Is
public Called the Mountain Road eaa
ing lnGrs directly from the ANNAPOLIS and Bslti-
houses tenant houses. barns and other
essetS d d9SSs d2' acres sCps Gs
lot Contains aere Dees Ths
Is situate in that exclusive. suburban resi-
Is most desirable neis6borhod for sum- rlr
cnarv abd the gr4pery Il par
sSurbSn The pr6pePtg Win Se
offered in lots as above specified and also
Terms Of sale sP presc G Ss s the decFee
one-th1rd r. cash on ratification 0i sale.
be ons and TWO ysaas
to ss s a d Of 81 fa hs and us e Be o al
2Os Go of S y ysour 6gRd IS bs dollars
whole and 70 p peT cen, Of the '0 purcSass
sd IN pa axes AND to he
adjusted to day of sale. Conveyancing az
and blue print thereof. can be seen at the
office OF the undersigned trustee For fur
''-e. POI w. JAMES NJ. MGr.NRoE. Trustee
Clp2R 40 ia2 g. q IL 16
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY

MUST BE SOLD--NO REASONABLE OF
Ter refused: waterfront property directly on
roIomac with seyen-room electric lighted
-.I.nka1oW. Box s. Potomac Beach Va
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SALE--FARMS.
SALE OR RENT-FARMS.
WANTED-FARNIS,

2OO-ACRE FARM FOR SALE OR RENT.
For particulars address Box S9S-X. Star Of
fee.
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APARTMENT HOTELS.
THE HIGHLANDS.

Attractive suites of Q to 2 rooms. with
furnished: cafe; transients accommodated.
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SALE-BUSTNESS PROPERTY.
RIGHTEOUSNESS PROPERTY.

on ground floor; Broom apt on second floor
ana broom apt. on third floor: amt Call
Mr. Lewis. Main 213O
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SALE--INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
TWOFAMILY FLAT. ONE u BATH
ssn nsa Tor SOL: IL sold before Tuesday
THOMAS p. BROWN. 615 Al, 81. sw
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APARTMENTS-F
WANTED-GIRL TO SHARE HOUSE
keeping apartment with other girls: piano.
vtctrola. maid service; reasonable. Apply
Apartment 752. the Chastleton.
on 10th ST.-COMPLETN.Y FURN.. TWO
room. kitch.. bath. sleeping porch apt. to
party tuylng furniture bargain. North
10000. Branch 7i0.
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED 4 r. B., S85
2110 18th NV: handsome building: ! rm,.
bath. kitchenette. $50. 1928 Riggs pl.
2518 18th ST. N.W-THREE LARGE
rooms, weil heated second floor: rent rea-
TUDOR HALL, APT. 700. 10th AND MASS.
ave.--Two rooms, kitehenette. bath very al
tractiyely furnished. Owner leaving c. ".
Immediate POSSESSION. 2Ss
PIERRE'S. 17l4 H ST. NW-TWO OR
three room front apt. next TO Metropolitan
Club. Phone Pr, $500 zee
THE NETHERLANDS. 1860 COL. RID
beers and bath. Call Col. Sill 27'
1871 RANDOLPH ST. NW-3 OUTSIDE
rms. & b.; 2nd floor; cleo. gas range. sink
tele: best 81. car. Adams 6754
4O24 Ill. AVE NW-sECOND FLOOR.
vate bath, porea. Col. 1902 81
1918 10th ST. N.W.-FRONT APT. 2
large rooms. kitchenette. bath, porch thor.
ouShly heatedi modern Apt. bldg; reasonable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-12-26
RENT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

GIG 9Th ST S.E-Three rooms private
bath gas: elect: emploved eonnle preferred
So X NE.-Two hot-water- heated rooms:
bath: range; sink: electricity S24.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-12-26

35th AND r SITS.
NEW BUILDING.
OPPOSITE WESTERN HIGH SCHOOL.
rms "a sss4ad.bo oata i iso. closets.
A BURLEITH BUS WILL TAKE YOU TO
THE DOOR.
MANAGER ON PREMISES.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-12-26

NEARLY NEW COOP. APT LARGB
rms: big kit. and bath; all outside. south.
J tetal naonth1 pgmsnta $500. 90 Qpv