davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1926-11-07

Both teams will present their s.
For the MchawkS. Cronin. Ofon
nell. DeGassis and Clapper VIII star
in the back field; Wicsie King am
Mutt Egan on the ends. cashell and
Clark at tackles. browning and Rus
sell at guards and B"WwoW Meyers at
center. Some of the other Indians
expected to set into action are Mar
tin. the Colliere brothers. Plumpton.
F,ddinger and Abbott. backs. and
Deakins. Eaker. Birch. Sweeney,
Schneider. Cox aud Fulton in the line
1t is expected Mohawks will out
weigh Waverly. that will rely On The
speed and cleverneSs Of Hunt. j..
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FRAT GRIDIR0N TEAMS
CLASH THIS MORNING

Beta Sigma Sigma Fraternity foot
ballers will meet Alpha Sigma Lambda
combination this morning, at 1880
o'clock. on the Sixteenth street reser-
voir gridiron. Beta Sigma Sigma Frat
players asked to report are Ankeney.
Archer. Ault. Claxton. Gibson. Heupel.
Hanback,. Graf. Mattingly Metcalf,
Moore, Orme, schmedt and Werner.
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1t was the worst defeat ever admin
istered to Badger eleven by Michi-
gan. 1t was accompanied by team
play. The old Friedman-to o ( Oost erbaa n
combination was working again. aug
mented by an air drive in which Fried
man received Gilbert's tosses.
Rose. a new halfback. stood ont on
the Wisconsin team, putting the Mich
igan stands on edge with excellent
passing and carrying the ball for con
sistent gains.
The Michigan regulars were taken
out i'm the final period. The relief
crew surprised everybody Ny making
a touchdown in short order.
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DARTMOUTH WINS, 800.

HANOVER. y. H.. November up.
Dartmouth broke into the winning
column by defeating Boston Univer-
sity. p to u, here today. n wet,
muddy field hindered the running at
tack of both teams. but the superior
driving power of Lane and McPhail,
Green backs. gave Dartmouth the
edtp
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W OMEN IN SPORT
by CORINNE FRAZIER

DHOEBE MOORHEAD Walker will this week for
- Washington University singles each
the rounds
of
Morhead. is tite-hod had shave
Elizabeth Chickene
defending
l. 6-5 trailing the short end of 50
crucial rallied straight This
ataA7 and the match,
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HOWARD ELEVEN SCORES
OVER WlLBERFORCE, 10

XENIA, Ohio, November 6.-How-
ard University defeated Wilberforce
University, Z to O, today in a stub
bornly fought foot ball game here.
Howard got its touchdown in the
third period after a spectacular march
from midfield. p. Brown carried the
ball across.
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1pcned and Byouk crashed through
Tor Gallaudet's third score.
Determined TO succeed where they
had failed before, the American Uni
versity eleven took a fresh lease on
life and succeeded in reaching the 10.
yard line with Touchdown pending,
when pass WAS intercepted by
Zieske of Gallaudet.
The Kendall Gseeners Were forced
to punt. and With the pigskin once
more in their hAn6P. the visitors
completed four passes for their lone
touchdown. Nhe first Of these was a
double pass, Sawyer to Dare to Birth
eight: the second a toss from Birth
right to Sawyer; the third from Birth
right to Dare. Dare caught the fourth
pass too, getting 1t high in the air
with one hand and he brought 1t
down for a score. .Birthright kicked
the point after toue own.
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RIock hall teams from five of the

Block hall teams from five of the
six Junior high schools are competing
in the annual interscholastiC series for
the city title Langley is the lone
school which has not placed team in
the lea que.
Hine kickers nosed out the team
from Powell this week in the opening
game of the series. winning by one
point margin Al 5-4. At half time the
score was tied. -. Hine booted two
extra goals in the third period, but
Powell matched them before the
fourth was we'll begun and the score
was knotted once more. In the final
minute Of play. Helen Canter scored
the winning talleN for Hine.
Miss Canter, Ethel Mayhem and
Eliza beth O'Rourke proved to be the
bs ckbone Of the winning team, the
first two in the foreward field and
Miss O'Rourke in the backfield. Miss
Mayhew accounted for one spectacular
goal tipped off from the back of her
head.
Powell is scheduled to clash with
Mcfarland tomorrow afternoon and
Ijne will meet Columbia Wednesday.
No team will be expected to play more
than one game a week. according to
the rules of the league.
In addition TO the .interscholastic
series, several of the schools are
staging intersectional games in order
20 furnish action for the large groups
which have turned out for block ball
this season. At Hine, according TO
RAMSAY Neit., coach, eight section
teams have been formed and most
enthusiastic series is in progress. Four
teams are tied for first place at
present, each having lost one game
with their schedules half completed.
Squads from "a, 9.B. S-B and S-A are
the four racing neck-and-neck for
sectional honors. Games are played
on Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday
afternoons during the seventh period.
Basket ball practice for beginners at
George Washington began on Novem-
her 2.-'and will continue throughout
the season. on Tuesday and Thursday
afternoons from , TO 4 o'clock; Non
day and Friday from TO 3, and on
Evening star., 1926-11-07
KENDALL CREENERS BEAT
OFF METHODISTS EARLY
Rose Makes 7O-Yard Sprint 10 Touchdown in First
Period and Gains Consistently Thereafter.
Visitors Tally With Air Game.

by
the charmed on his Jersey which made famous by Red Grange
Kendall Green yesterday.
Rose Gaaude back who himself glory
the first period when he for rd end touchdown
He credited
the did the
ball goa Byouk other touhdown
University unable
consistently through game
the much
Evening star., 1926-11-07
v. P. !. GIVEN A JOLT
BY SOUTH CAROLINA
BY the Associated Press.

RICHMOND. Va. November g.
South Carolina upset all predictions
here today when they defeated Vir-
ginia Tech, 1910.
The GamecOcks put up a game fight
and took the tilt from the Techmen
easily.
The Gobblers fought hard but were
unable to penetrate the South Caro-
lima line.
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GaAaudet TTounces American 2O Choice Card Offered Sano
TITLE CHANCES AT STAKE
In FOUR CONTESTS TODAY
Mohawks Eager to Get Back al Waverlys--Nlercurys
Face Old Foe in Apaches-Two Big Games in
Capital City League Scheduled.

Clark Stadium
X 80 o'clock Apasies and Mereus at ln2n Leasu park
- Preps Washington Barracks at arc the choicest norse on
sandlot gdiron
handed them early
will demonstrate
unlimited champions
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NAVY IS SOCCER VICTOR.

ANNAPOLIS. Md. November s.
The unbeaten Navy soccer team de-
feated lehigh here this afternoon.
to l. All the scoring was done in
first ha1f
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MICHIGAN ELEVEN HANDS
WISCONSIN DRUBBINC, $40
BY the Associated Press.

November Michigan. her last
" Fery Field where much oo' ball history has been written
~ Wisconsin 37oO drubbing today and made positive
Coach Yoss recent Did notice what
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Lineup and Summary

" NsH1oN SHn1hst'tutlons , ,IEo1r Eor NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
/: White. For St. s-Cunnins h q m
Walls. Rice. Zimmerman Cross Touch
downs-Dugan. I: Ballard. ]. Field goal
Zimmerman. Extra points after touchdowns-
Dugan. 1: Ballard, /. Referee-Mr Harr1-
son w and L.. Umpire-Mr Hooper
tPennsylvaniat.
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Lineup and Summary.

Touchdowns-Cass Whelche. Substitu-
tions Navy-Wess for Bauer. Bauer. for
Bauer Taylor for Cass. Swan for Kopke.
Peterson for. Weiss. Maryland-Batson for
for Matheke. Robinson for Heintz. Evans
for Warcholy; Referee-Mr. Morse CLARK
Head linesman--Mr Little Davis ard FL
| kins'. Time of quarters--12 minutes.
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Lineup and Summary

Point after touchdown-Petels (drOp-kickl .
Officials: Referee-Mr. Magidsohn tMichi-
gam. Impire-Mr. Hanes (YaleD. Judge
Mr. Millard Illinois Wesleyan. Head lines
man-Mr. Dorticos tMainel Time of
DeriOds-15 minutes.
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Lineup and Summary.

Goal=-Winand Mount Washington. r,
I'iInsn Mount Washin1toui. Suhstltutlons:
washington F. H Grown for E. Whit
feld Gwlnr for Brown: Grlffith for Gwnm
Mount Washingtou--Powell for Lehman.
Time of perlods-35 minutes
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Touchdcwns-Rose g ~Bvopn ,u 'a!s. Dare, Pare
n,nts p,arsn,ent1 s1teR Rrthr;rht from placement
Paints after touchdown missed-Rose tkick
biocsedl -
Cain: Ridines for Bilger Johnson for Rens
yoder for Wright: Americsn pniXersitWy- ",
Hise for La Favre. Christie for Silverstone
RefereeN.Mr. Cohir lGeoree washngtorl
I1mpire-Mr. Mcclure. Linesman-Mr
Harmony Bethany. Time of periods-15
minutes.
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I.ine.ups and Summarizes.

VfiRrsinia Episcopal. :. ) o o O-3
bstitutions-Constant,ne for snruili,, An
mole for WALTON. Owen for Hammer Hum
rckhonse. Young for Farinholt. Touchdowns
Pohs Alter tochdd1R bsN bFfantd Fed
goals--Goidsmith tc0.yard' placement kick.
Ri Son Heaa TpITe iee
man-Mr. .Zabreski tPrinceton). Time Of
Quarters-12 minutes each.
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Lineup md Summary.


Va. 900 Position. W e. l.. ~
Ahner ...... Left end ........ Dorsey
Luke ...... Left tackle . FitZpatrirk
Mackall ...... Left guard ..,.. :. . Tips
Phillips -..... Center .......... Rector
Finck ....... Right guard ....... .Groop
Cardwell 49,. Right tackle .........H Holt
Friedburg 80. Right end. ....... .SnOtts
Hushion ..... Quarterback ... White
ClIddy ....... Left halfhack .Whitlock
Laird ........ Right halfhacl<. Palmer
Glauber ..... Fullback ........ Rauher
Score by periods
Virginia ........... II 3 IL n--30
w, and Lee. e... 20 O. Z
MISUNDERSTANDING, Laird. Cuddy
Ahner White. Point after touchdowns-
Mackall go, Rauber. Goal from placement
-Msckall.
substitutions-.virsinla, Pendleton for
Cuddy. ,Benckenstein for. .Cardwell, Hullard
for Finck. Pinkerton for Hushlon, Bethel for
Glauher Washington and Lee. Saunders
for Dorsey, Bailey for Groop, Towel for
Towel. Taylor for Howe. Jackson for
SPOTS.
Referee-Mr. Daugherty (Pittsbursh) .
Umpire-Mr, Quigley, Pennsylvania(. Head
iudge-Mr. Major (Auburn).
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Georgetown Pirate foot ballers yes
terday downed Fort Myer, 81 10 y.
The winners are after games WIN
l1O-pound teams. Call Manager Orrick
at Potomac 41Sl-l.
Evening star., 1926-11-07

Wintons. who are to meet Northern
A. e. eleven ut | O'Clock this after-
noon at Washington Barracks In
l5Op pound Capital city League cham
pionship series game. are asked to
report at Virginia avenue playground
at ! O'Clock.
Evening star., 1926-11-07
I.ine-Up and Summary.

Score by periods; - On
Gallaudet ....:..
Evening star., 1926-11-07

Tony Planskys. 105-pOunders, will
hook UP with the Michigan Blue to-
day at o'clock. All Planskys are 10
report at las at Thirty-fifth and
strpetS
Evening star., 1926-11-07

Mohawk Prep gridmen Will engage
Hartford A. G. this morning at 80
on No. Gridiron. West Potomac Park.
Hawks will he without the services OF
several players who are on the ln1ur-
cd list. They will assemble at the
clubhouse, at Twelfth and r. streets,
at II O'Clock. For games with
Mohawk Props call Lincoln 422-M
after $50 pm.
Evening star., 1926-11-07

Southern Props and Enick Props,
opponents in the other league clash.
each have played one gape in the
series and each game resulted in tie.
Southerns battled NOrtherns TO 90
draw and KniCk Props and Brookland
struggled to a 6-6 deadlock.
Evening star., 1926-11-07

Stanton \. &. eleven is carded to
tackle Marine Barracks at Fairlawn
Field this afternoon al | O'Clock. The
game was originally scheduled for the
Barracks field. All Stanton PLAYERS
are tO report at Plaza Field at IL in
Uniform
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-04

S;Ws@EsSasSr ana ssitsn6sard ss:sis s
ss fss msnf hss and p5salss'
rooms a. It, rec rec h ha s and S Ss
1sG si,oS cLY DE PAX ST. NV rooms,
14+ A., OAK Ak, ST. ST., N.w.IYBstxeen 14sh and
tremely reasonable. 3 rooms. d. g.. lit.
and bath 500 90
MAYOR ia, 1oUsE-,13s4 MONROE ST, NV
Near l4th ct. Elevator service and cafe
on, premises, rooms. kitchen and
THE EDS0R--a1ls p ST. N.w--1 square
from Dupont Circle Apartment IN per-
feet condition. 5 rooms and bath. S76 90
TIE sEAToN-115O r. l., AVE. NV
kitchen and bath ............. $50 90
o4a5 CONN, AVE. N:w.-prand-new apart,
lett. . rooms. Kitchen and bath. SIS: 80
THE HuNTINGToN-,27lS 14th ST, NV
Most Convenient, location in the city
rooms rooms: rec rec hs and and BATH
SrpoSrH clk AtHLfE 4'T rooms. iitch ES sss
5 rooms. kitchen and bath $500 So %
THE MARNE--f3th AND BELMONT SITS.
N.W;-Five;story freproof apagtment
nh sch esy''ar rooms
( rooms. kitchen and hatf, " 500
rooms. kitchen and bath 5000
$50 NEWTON ST, NV rooms. r, b.
ii. a.. kitchen and bath. $50 80
l room. d. T.. kit. dr.. I'm. b.. 1000
sls. FLA AVE. N.w.-s rooms. KITCHEN sn
rooms. kitchen and bath 49,. 1880
1878 MINTwoop PL. NV rooms, rec,
!: rooms. rec. hall. Kit and bath. 1880
1921 BELMONT ST. N.w.-rov-s.ory
apartment building conveniently located
to 14th at. car line. All apartments be-
ing redecorated. / ROOM kitchen and
.ai rooms kitchen and bss ho'oo 10 $500
1oI4 FLA. AVE. NE rooms and
baIh ..-.....'. S1o'oo
1905 LASIER PL. N.w.-3 rooms. kit, d.
a.. bath and porch. $780, 90
LAFAYETTE-l607, 9Th ST. NM
rooms. kitchen and bath .S3o 90
null CO.,
925 18th St. NV.
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KEW GARDENS. :1tn AND QCE SITS, NV
Refined apartment. having o".tchboard
lses. : rooms. kit. d. IL and oath. Soo."o
ot,T0gER New five-story buildings:
elevator service. tile baths. built-in fX-
+ r. ki. rec. h Path s se3 81 s. s nj; 5S
i. ki, rec h haii an'h b s1S3oo 70 455UU
34o7,9,II Goth ST. NW:rrH,AItFo s9IrAKE
W WEI t on spS !: and room anSftnents
ii, Cleveland Park. Convenient to schools
Gems kitchen and ha,h " s q 90 90
1905 coNS AVE. Nv" rooms. k a..l en-,
and bath .......-..... go - o-'"'
1445 SPRING RID. NM room. k kit3 o II
il. and bath ....''.' 80 =. '"''''0
l3l3 BELMONT ST. Nw.--one-ro"nl. kitGG-
en- and bath Apartments. conveniently t.
Gated to stores. car lines. etc: CO.. N
s : looms. kitchen and bath % 90
III, COL. RID. N.w-New building 2
rooms. hit, rec. hall and bath SO: ."
THE suNBURY - .1", n. ST. NV
noSnown asar,EIin.s cben b" and Bath $50 90
room kitchen and bath .... "a 30
,4,h & ALLISON SITS. Nv room. ki !, n
s :, ro aDnn 'i Kitchen and hath 1850
Ell DEL, AVE, sw.-Nsw huildins; c To-;
to Car.tol. . rooms, ki;she:'- rec ha 1n
Ire room mn kitch.. rec. han and bath. 1890
$3.50 y. i. AVE. Nv rooms t Ssa 81,
decorated: rents Just re,iurfd; apartment
being put ip b iffs-clsss eosdl. Sn to So 20
sii Taonis. All Kitchen Sssn and bath. 5000
-oor,s and
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WHITE. -
cola Col I'd. n.w---Il rms. & 4 bs.. SIPS 90
l762 Col, I'd, n.w.A9 rms. & 2 BIS. 100. 90
1920 North Capitol ST rms. & b.. so 30
21O l1th st. SET rms & bath 80 30
1924 Pa. ave. SEE rms. bath. $3.50
104 st. n.w.-U rms. & bath. $3.50
316 18th st. s,s@4 rooms & bath. $50 90
31s 18th ST. SET rooms & bath. 1000
1917 ct. n.e.-5 rms. & bath. $3.50
5525 1Ith 81. n.w.-3 rooms : bath. $3.50
S2S 18th pl. n.e--o rooms e BATH ~ 30
1917 Az st. sw.-4 rooms & bath. $3.50
COLORED.
15228 Que St. nv rms. bath. 5000
THE WASHINGTON LOAN Il TRUST CO.
Pail IL noIaf
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GEO. w. LINkINS, 1888 d
600 10th Street NV.
New Fireproof Building.
81 hour Switchboard and Elevator ServI,,e.
l and :? rooms and bath. $1,000. So. 80
1911 r Street NV.
3 rooms and bath ............... ST 80 90
4 rooms and bath. ............... 1890
1880 X Street NV.
rooms AND bath ..............S 500. 90
rooms md bath. ..........S 1000. 900
Ply p Street NV.
rooms and bath Observation-Disclosures So. 90
3 rooms and bath. ............... o5 90
rooms and bath ............... 1850
Al End Street Sc.
6 rooms and bath. large porch ST5 90
o15 10Th Street NV.
rooms an! bath ...............S5 $500
40 9th Street NV.
rooms k.trhenette and bath ..... $50. 90
/ room. kitchenette and bath 49,. $500
l44S Girard Street NV.
. rooms and bath ........ 5000 81 %
rooms and bath ................. 5000
41O6 18th Street NV.
ll07 18th Street NV.
:, rooms and bath. .........S+ $40 CO. $4,000
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N.W.-Elevator and switchboard service:
resident manager on premises. 3 rooms,
! soos 's si hs rec ana hal oa ana hail; 90
| ROOM kit. rec. hall and bath 5000
i room. rec. hall and bath ...... 1000
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sALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY

3ls oP ENNA, AVE. Nw-STORE on LOT
soxgS to wide alley; near Capitol: there are
eH1s. $. shREtsviE. 1ees Conn. Ave
For FOB. sALEITO CLOSE An ESTATE, 3
deep Sk st6re ahd ,s soS Hoc M
RosERT E. Bk IA DE2ENio4 Excd PTiSs
425 Colorado Building 10!
ham ands s srsf e Chain N s'64.
Main fasAlhsDiSEH ! }4d RIFT + si Hss NV
Prominent car line passing PREMISES S 2:stcry
, nrick. sEood store and APARTMENT. Rental
'' dXRD Sf Ss'% p E!'f G nc is '""
Main 4ss4. hea i4%,, 7, Stree, NV
l4'h srREEr1 c7SRGIEE. OF THOMAS
v, Side a apa so rear alley @iory br,Gk rental
Main SssSgESDfSEkk' KY; RIFF ft nc ssSoOo,
BUSINESS BARGAIN.
road 5000 t. to On an Alley This neH IS In The
nrst c commercial zone Price. $4,000: prop
WALTER 4. BRoWS. 1900 II. NJ. 1853,
NOW Is THE 1bHEr TO TO, BUY BUSINESS
nave aay FDn%s n rsacn. TAXI sn
MAKE ~s,a $ ssf 5 Rf'f li BfYr, INC.
SONAR! NEAR 14th AND STREET.
water heat. electric lights: in fine repair
sale only $1,000
GARDINER & DENT, INC.
Main 4SS4 I40p T. Street NV
EXCEPTIONAL BUSINESS LOCATION
near 13th and I SITS. NV. On 3O-foot alley
$50 600.
HERMAN r. GASCH.
1928 New York Ave. Main 3l5n
BARGAIN-SOUTH SIDE
II. ST., NEAR GOVT. PRINTING OFFICE
DEEP LOT; 3O-FT. ALLEY: CLEAR: VERY
EE1A S TERMS O. n. BRYANT. ATLAS
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ZOO Q ST. NV.
and baths: h.-wh:. gas and cleo.
$165.
1880 22nd ST. NV.
.,.ilIi.,a rooms and 3 baths: h.-wh.. gas and
$3.50
HON ST. NV.
Al vExxK fGkkthEES66c Home \!
Nas &c ab 81 sase o and
$85.
Ills N ST. NV.
8 rooms and bath: lat; heat and gas. Will
SIS.
224 18th ST. Sc.
rooms and bath: lat. heat and gas
$45.
1908 18th ST. NV.
9. rooms and bath: steam heat. gas and
e'e' WITH 2-cAR GARAGE.
So5.
WITHOUT GARAGE.
S85.
AMERICAN SECURITY &
TRUST CO..
18Th .'S f1 Ri A Eyssr2 HlE. DrfkFs.' n ass
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MAJOR Ii0CsE-,13s4 MONROE ST. NV
Near 18th ct. Elevator service and cafe
on, premises, rooms. kitchen and
bath ................. $50 90
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FOR RENT-STORAGE SPACE.

511 18th STREET NV.
Excellent storeroom; 22x90 to alley: heat
and light furnished.
III 18th STREET NV.
parior. on 18th mr.. C. $50 month. ~'''
N. L. SALISBURY CO., Inc.
tils Eye S.. NM. Main 5ooA.
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SALE OR RENT-BUS. PROP.
FOR EXCHANGE.

Mandatory. 200 feet floor
space. centrally located freproof building
to wide alley. PYLE. North 913D.
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THE EDNOR-211S p ST. NV square
feet condition. rooms and bath. 1000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-09-04

1890 .CLYDESDALE ST. NV rooms.
kitchen and bath ............ So 80
1445 OAK ST. N.w.-Between 14,h and
10th Just north Of Meridian Rents ex-
tremely reasonable. rooms. d. g.. kit.
anu Datn 500 90
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EENT-RuSINESS PROPERTY

SCAR GARAGE OR STORAGE 9-STORS
brick. rear Dos y NV: $40 month
McLACHI4EN BANNING; CORPE
Real Estate Dept. 10th and G
616 LA. AVE.-ENTIRE BLDG ST 80 90
909 eth st.--3 stories and cellar: will
remodel.
423 18th st.--;I stories and cellar
will remodel: submit offer
322O Ga. ave-Large store with
good show window .... 30 90
5G27 Ga. ave:-Excellent store room:
heat furnished. .......... rs 90
CAFRITZ
18th and X. NJ 90SO.
COO eth ST. s.W.-STORE AND GEL
lar .............. $50 90
o73 Water st. s.w.-Large storage
place .......'.......... SOTO
w 70 ST. s.w.-Large store. go. $500
-%On l4th st. n.w.-Storc. loft and
cellar. ................. $50 90
FLOYD T.. DAVIS COMPANY
733 10th ct. NV Main $685.
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WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.
12 TO Is ROOMS, BETWEEN PENNSYL-
vania ave-. Col. rd.. 18th and 22nd sts n w
Call North 0946 or North 1851. Mr.. COOK
Mr.. HEBRON. Sc
SMALL HOUSE. 5 OR ROOMS: NO Or
lection to suburbs must no reasonable: year
" lease If suited: Oct. /. Address Box
427-v. Star office. -
BY SMALL FAMILY. GROOM HOUSE, IN
furnished with built-in garage address
Box 303-V Star office 5s
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TIE SEAToN-15O r. 1. AVE. NV
Most reasonable rent. rooms. r. h,
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FOR SALE-IOTS.

PM9 LOTS r. CHEVY CHASE ,HSEA
30: price. 35 cents a foot Phone Main 1869.
WOODBRIDGE. SOFT FRONT. 3 SO. FROM
r. l. ave: high elevation. Only $500. Eatv
terms Call " 1903
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SPECIAL OPPORTUNITIES
FOR
BUSINESS AND HOME
SITES

Wonderful chance for merchant desirinE
Using value location. Facing on Potomac-'
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-24
FRANCO-GERMAN
ePACT VITAL TO
EUROPE'S FUTURE
BRAND and StreSemann Are
Leaders of New Move
ment.
Times Woshir0ton bureau,
1929 Mem York Avenue

PARIS, Sept. 24-As an after
math of the Geneva conference and
their meeting at ITleiIy, M. BRAND
and DR.. Stressmann today find
themselves willy-nilly leaders of a
new movement, which, win or lose,
inevitably will have the most pro-
found effect on the future Of Europe.
DR.. Stresemann, foreign minister
Of Germany, says: '"There never can
be peace in Europe until the Franco
German problem is solved"
M. BRAND, foreign minister Of
France, says: II was premier during
the most terrible hours Of the war.
/ will do everything In my power
to prevent such hours ever having
to be lived again"
Pledge Selves
So, when at a country inn at
Theiry, at the foot of Jura mountain,
these two solemnly pledged them
EeIves to the idea of Franco-Ger-
h reproachment, they started
something Of which the world Is to
hear much henceforward.
AS, for BRAND, he returns to Paris
probably the biggest man in France.
Already ten times premier and spon-
sor OF Frances part in the Locarne
treaties, he has suddenly became not
only the center of a political storm,
but an entire political party in him.
self, platform and all.
France Needs Peace"
He says, France needs peace and
lots of good Frenchmen think so
with me-" In this he is quite cor
rect, but France has her natlonalists,
too, and these already are lambasting
BRAND by word and cartoon as a
dupe misled by German chicanery.
France suffered horribly in the war
and many are unable, and even I'M
willing. to forget and forgive. These
accused BRAND Of too hastily Offering
to turn history's page" Neverthe-
less, Bria1d undoubtedly will have an
enormous following, and it will be
interesting to see how the Poincare
government receives his report out
lining this most important turn
European politics have taken in the
past hundred years. Justly or I'M
Justly, Poincare is regarded as a
big stick advocate and prepayment Of
the Ruhr policy.
France-German approchement is
bound to have stupendous political,
economic and financial results if it
Is successful. Thus Britain may be
relied upon to watch developments
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-09-24
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES

of entertainment. At Fintray House
Lady Sempill offers airplane JOY
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takes the guests UP for some short
flights daily