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meeting in the Southern Hotel. Balti-
more, Thursday afternoon, November
4, at 1890 o'clock.
Mrs. Teresa Dean. Miss Eunice
Wright, Mrs. Jessie F. Deal and DIR.
Mary Stockman were elected new
members of the foundation. Their
names were presented by Mrs. Lucy
B. Cash, chairman of the membership
committee.
Miss Juanita Freulich, accompanied
at the piano by Miss Elizabeth Hope
Ross, sang.
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90 Boys Tan Elk
Moccasins. The most
sensible shoe ever made
for school days. l1to
1917, So; | to 2, $3.50;
21a to f, 81.
(o) Misses and Crow
ing Girls New Three
eyelet Southern Ties.
Tan or black and pat
ent leather, novelty
lizard trim. 1lH to 2,
So; 21A to 6, 81.
Evening star., 1926-10-08

(3) Tan laced boots for
cooler days. Wear
proof quality. Full,
wide toe. llH to 2
S.. 21z to 6-H.
(4 Unusually attrac-
tive and extra durable
Tan Blucher Sports
Oxford. Heavy soles,
brass eyelets. 1lH to
2, So; 21a to 6, 81.
Evening star., 1926-10-08

(1 Misses and Junior
Women's new square
toe patent leather
pump. 11H to 2-S.
TX to 6-A.
CD Tan, lizard trim
patent lie a t h er or
smoked elk. Unus-
ually durable. E 10 8
-Sz.T. 81a to l3H-
S..
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-24
LOST In SWAMP
EAT DOGS TAIL

PALMETTO GROVE. Fla,
April 24.-Lost for three days in
a dense swamp, without food and
water, and forced to eat the tail
of their dog, Majors in order to
find subsistence to eventually find
their way home, was the harrow
ing experience of Deputy Sheriff
Peter Swick and two friends. Bill
Sutch and Uz Mabee.
The three had been fishing and
decided to take short cut home.
They became lost in the swamp,
with only stagnant water TO drink
and nothing to eat. Sutch, des-
perate, seized Major and cut the
dogs tail off.
It was roasted over a fire and
the three ate it to the bone, the
dog himself finishing it up. The
three then resumed thei- wander
ings, and shortly afterwards found
their way out.
y
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MONROE
Old World Romance
Lives Again In Film

The splendor and romance Of
the old world and the days of
chiyalry live again in a scene de-
picting the Guerrero" riding at
anchor in the bay Of Naples, one
Of the most beautiful scenes in @As
No Man Has Loved, the new Viii
liam Fox production to be shown
at the Monroe Theatre today for
the last time.
Italian grandees and their
stately ladies' mingle with Ameri-
can navy officers and the most
exalted Of the American colony in
Italy. In the midst of this gayety,
the laughter Of the ladies, the
flirting Of dainty fans and the
gallantgy Of the gentlemen, there
moves pathetic figure the
exiled Lieutenant Nolan, played
by Edward Hearn.
The ball on the dack Of the
"Guerriere" celebrates the vic
tories at sea by the American Adj
mirai Decatur and gives the lead
ing character his first opportunity
to obtain news Of his youthful
sweetheart, Annie Bissell, played
By Pauline Starke. But even this
brief respite from the eternal
vigilance Of those in charge of
Nolan is short-Iived as his sem
tence forbids that he shall ever
hear Of home again.
Rowland v. Lee engaged play
ers for this scene who closely re-
sembled the old world aristocracy,
and rehearsed them carefully in
the manners and customs of the
period. The actors expressed them
selves as enjoying immensely re-
verting to q period when courtesy
and delicate attentions were Of
vital Importance.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-24

EMITTED STATES CUSTOMS SER
VICE, Port of Key West, Fla. Apr.
s.. 1926. Notice is hereby given that
the following described vehicle has
sbeen seizeaa az X eye west. Floridason
March 81 1925. for violation OF
Sections 593-b the Tariff Act OF
1922 and Sections 1861 and 3062 Re-
vised Statutes. to wit. a five pas
senger Veiie Touring Car, License
No. f25-540-c, Engine No. 1347-B-
1898. All persons claiming the
above described vehicle or any i'm
terest therein are notified and adj
monished to file claim of ownership
with the Custom House at Key
West. Fla, within twenty days az
ter the first publication of this
notice: otherwise the said car, its
equipment. etc, will be forfeited to
the Inited States. sold at public
auction to the highest bidder in
front OF the Post Office Building in
Key West. Florida. at I1:08 A. NJ.
May LIST, 1926. in the manner pre-
'scribed by the statutes. c. n. Hill
dreth. Jr.. Collector. aprI0-17-2l
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TOMORROW
Pola's Latest Is "A
Woman of the World

For the first time in her screen
career. pola Negri plays a serio.
comedy role in a modern story
with a thoroughly American set.
ting in her latest Paramount star
ring vehicle. "a Woman Of the
World which shows at the Mon.
roe Theatre tomorrow.
The picture il based on pierre
Ceilings adaptation Of one 81
Carl Van vechten's novels. and
wns produeed bv Malcolm q
Clair. who has uAva payants pao.
ps.4 sna ssThe Trouble With
Wivex,,I ~ hie divactar;al credit
a. nruaI. Miss Nsgrs i s,rro,, :, !.
ID - ~ ka,' 4h,,. ! ls.s !. esst
The nr;neinal members ;yel,,a;ne
su,ch talented rlavars a. rharlas
rxsmett MACK. Holmes Hsrhs,.t
f.,.A.sar fsorLl;n and plan.ha M
ksfssw
"a Wnnnan ~ &ha yTn~F,11, ,s.;,~l, :
ven have been titled "a S.onrt s.s
- saIn st,ast . e. ala a,os : : &
vesFes around Z poss who ). /.
r,..@a,,ean s.o,,,,tass $500 az
tvs,csI Amsr;ean small towr -
MsnIe vsIIev lows = v;s;t so,,s
alzfant relatives and ire;dantsll.
foreet an unfort,,ns ,,, love asfa;r
One need not he o;ftad wifi,
sseond sight 70 realize that pala
creates considerable Of = commo-
ton in the rural communitv and
beeomes the leading tonic of CON
verssion. Her experiences are
mAny and varied comnl;cat;ars
are not slow IN pilinp up. Two
men. the district attorney and b;s
assistant. fall IN love with bar ar
ana the develounaen.s that folIo,,
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-24
BOUND FOR FRANCE


CHICAGO Robert Pima, s,
whose mother, q war bride, is
dead, and whose father has van
ished, is bound for France alone
to live with grandparents he has
never seen. He comes from Dem
yer.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-24

Justice Joseph Hays, the marry
ing squire of Fort Madison, Iowa,
who has tied the knot for 500
couples, believes that the easy di-
sysnce@is ssnierica,s worst evil.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-24

On special occasions French
families buy small quantity of
ice from a butcher or milkman,
but its general use is confined to
the weather. class.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-24

In Grand Rapids, Mich, there
are now only $50 horses, as conn
pared to an average of between
5000 and 1000 before the advent
of the automobile.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-24

The scent of flowers has a very
marked action on the vocal chords,
and some famous singers ARE
afraid to wear even a buttonhole
of violets. 80.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-24

Upon the death of Andre Hill
lert in Paris, an autopsy disclosed
a sponge left in his body after an
operation eight years before.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-24

When Ankni Johnasan was ar
rested in Regina, Canada, for va
grancy, he had on eleven shirts
and three pairs of trousers.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-24

ksNh1aw neasxeen the Tees Is re-
1ieFea quickly ny applying Imperial
Ef&Nma Remedy at bedtime. Drug
WsNz@ are authorized 10 refund your
mAn*v IL 1t faIls.--Adv.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-24

Seventeen prisoners, three Of
them under life sentence for MUIR
der, escaped from the Tennessee
penitentiary when their leader
held up guard with a wooden
pistol. But Charlie Barr. Mem
sphis negro under sentence of
death, refused the opportunity TO
escape with them.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-24

Knowledge Of ones subject IS a
great aid to convincing argument.
Rev. Edgar Mullins Of FORK
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-24

When California man elected
his wife from the family automo-
bile because she insisted on di-
recting his driving from the back
scat, Judge Ray Griffith of Red
wood City upheld the husband.
This win no doubt be welcome
news to many martyrs of the
steering wheel.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-24

Wayne. Ind, effectively flayed
the evils of petting parties in
series of sermons, and was later
sued by H. H. Smith, who charges
that the pastor stole the love of
Mrs. Smith and asks for $4,000
damages.
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INTERESTING NOTES

Although the process of manu-
facture has changed, the design of
lead pencils has remained exactly
the same for over 100 years.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-24

As big as small lemon, the
shell of the Babassu nut, found
in South America, is so tough that
special machinery is needed to
crack it.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-24

George Solomon of Sioux City,
Ia, was convicted Of choking his
wife to death and burning her
body in a furnace, the jury re-
turning a verdict of murder in the
second degree. We are wondering
what would be required to qualify
for a first degree sentence.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-24

G. e. Robinson. negro Of
Little Rock, Ark, had ten sons
and seven grandsons in the Unit
ed States Army during the world
war, which gives his family the
distinction of having csntsibuted
more man-power to the cause
than any other on record. In spite
of his color, Robinson should rank
well with some Of our boosted
1O0-percenters..
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-04-24
SIDELIGHT
BY Marcy B. Darnall

@0@0S 81 % . . Q . e 60 @e@ =
We could hardly do without
Mussolini. Congressman may
make fiery speeches and editors
may write brave editorials against
the doughty Italian premier with
out losing a vote or a subscriber,
Al suicide club has been organ
lied by the Salvation Army al
Winnipeg. 1t is not composed Of
would-be suicides, however, but
its members are persons who
once contemplated the Fash act
but were diverted from their in
tentions BY the sympathetic min
istfations Of kind friends, and now
seek to cheer up other despond.
ents in a similar manner.
, 1926-04-27
ST. Thomas News.
PHILADELPHIA EXPOSITION.

The drive is On. Yesterday morning
at 1915. the Committee headed by the
Naval berd baladed the Main Street
from the Glard Hotel to the Catholic
Chu.eh ans back, Immediately after
which the various teams separated and
began to convass. We understand that
the first mornings work was satisfac-
tory. People are responding very well
and it is hoped that within a short time
the full amount needed will be subscri-
bed, In a day or two we expect to be-
gin publishing the subscription lists that
folks may know how the fund is grow
ing.
Everybody should chip in. We are
sure that no one will turn down the
Committee but even those whose names
are not on the lists should contribute.
Who is there that cannot afford to put
ST.? Remember it is for the good of
the whole island. Everybody will bene-
fit so let everybody chip in.-Ibe Bude-
tin April 22nd.
, 1926-04-27
Virgin Islands Must Wait.

There will be no legislation affecting
the government of the Virgin Islands,
u. S. A., at this session of Congress.
A bill TO create such a government has
been reported by the House committee
on InsuIar Affairs, and the rules COM
mittee may report a special order for its
consideration before the end OF the SEES
sion, but it is not likely to pass the House
without vigorous opposition. And even
in the event of favorable action in the
House, there is no likelihood that the
Senate will indorse that action.
Affairs in the Virgin Islands. so far as
legislation in the Senate is concerned,
are under the control Of the committee
on Territories and insular possessions,
Of which Senator Willis, of Ohio, is
chairman There was q meeting Of this
committee on Wednesday, when it was
decided hat it would be unWise to pro-
ceed with the establishment of a perma-
nept government for the former Danish
West Indies without more definite in
formation as to existing conditions there.
The committee therefore, by unanimous
vote decided 10 postpone all action until
more definite information is available,
and that this may be forthcoming in time
for the next session Of Congress, the
committee Will ask authority Of the Sc
nate TO send a subcommittee to st Tho
mas and ST Croix 50 that through per-
sonal investigation the members may
judge IS to The ability Of The residents
Of the islands to govern themselves.
1t is likely that this action of the Sen
ate committee Will have an important
effect upon the future conduct of al
fairs in the insuIar council, which is
split into factions and has FAMED to
function for upwards Of six months. 1t
, 1926-04-27
US. NAVAL RADIO STATION
CHRISTIANSTED. ST. CROIX,
18TH APRIL 1926.
Courtesy of the Associated Pre8s,)

Des Moines. Rain drove spectators to
cover and nearly wrecked the program
at Drake Relay carnival. Ali field events
and several preIiminaries were post
poned.
Durant, Okla. One woman was killed
and several other persons were reported
injured by a tornado which swept that
section yesterday. Property damage is
placed at ten thousand dollars.
Dallas, Texas Eleven deaths and de.
struction Of crops and hundreds Of live
stock are reported injured as the result
of heavy rains which arenched the state
Of Texas this week.
San Pedro Half starved and with
two of her crew seriously i'll the schooner
, 1926-04-27
SCHOOL ATTENDANCE REPORT No. SO.
Week Ending April %, 1926.
Municipality Of St. Croix.

La vance IGldl AOO'OO 0O'OO
Christiansted Pub. Gram. 50 Sc 96 63
Diamond Rural lOOOO 80 90
La Princesse Rural 10000 50 70
Friedensfeld Rural 96.28 "a 81
Peters Rest Rural 10000 9447
Irene. given up for lost, yesterday
limped into port and discharged her
carpO of lumber and miscellaneous The
crew was fortunate enough to be able to
catch rain water and seining two thou
sand pounds of sea food.
Paris. --Vigorous protest from the au-
dience who declared it an insult to the
army, resulted in the withdrawal of a
new play LA Carcassed" which had its
premier here last night.
Shanghai, China. Welcome Danish
airman, flying from Copenhagen to Tok-
20, on arrival here yesterday, declared
that bandits last MOnd ~ night had strip
ped parts from his plane
San P~edro--The u. S.. S.. West Vir-
ginia" with nine direct hits, scored on
an earial sleeve target on April 18th in a
single salvo, established q worlds record
in anti aircraft gUDnery.
New Y0rk.-Announcement has been
made of a fifteen round champion match
on May 9th in Madison Square Garden
between Tiger Flowers, negro title hold
er and Harry Creb.
Baseball scores. American League
Washington !, Philadelphia 4, Boston !,
New York 9, Chicago Z, 81. Louis 4,
Detroit 3, Cleveland 4.
National League:-NeW York l, Brook
Ign 2, Chicago Cincin. cold rain, Phila-
delphia 8. Boston Z. St. Louis 8, Pitts
burOh 2
, 1926-04-27
LOCAL

The Factory Sugar Price
for canes delivered last week was fixed
yesterday at 20. 89cts. for 100 lbs. Of
canes.
The theatre afforded a real pleasant
time last evening. The pictures screened
were beautiful and kept the audience
cheering with delight.
The sloop "Libertad" with 10 head
of horned cattle sailed for Farjardo,
P. X, yesterday afternoon.
, 1926-04-27

is unfortunate that the only represen-
tativ9s of the people to appear here have
been delegates from the radical element
of the population. The conservatives
have rot appeared before either Of the
Gressional committees. so that little
real knowledge Of conditions is availa-
Bile, except through letters received by
some senators and the reports of the
governor, who is an officer Of the navy.
with no direct personal interest. Edlto-
rial IN Washington Post Of April 8, 1926.
, 1926-04-27

New York sugar prices for the period
endii : April 10 were: April Is and IA,
S4.0j; April Is. 16 and IL, 50. Ia; and
Apr! 10, SAL. Porto Rico Progress,
App il 218t.
Evening star., 1926-05-23
SEE THIS DANDY NEW BUNGALOW
$500 Cash--S55 Monthly
In Brookland. d. G.
lnrn

IU4I IaUsslg Place Y II.
In Middaugh and Shannon's Subdi vision
between 10th and 18th and Taylor and
Cpshur near end Brooklan car line. Com
pletely detached. ) rooms and bath. hot
water heat fine big porches Get key to
inspect Any broker or l.. F. +. PRINCE.
3l4 Investment Building.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-NEwTON STREET
within block of 18th: Groom home with
colonial front porch: ami: garage. Out
Of-town owner has authorized us to sell be-
low market value. Reasonable terms.
DONNELLY & PLANT. INC.
1923 14th NV. Col. S3S
Evening star., 1926-05-23

BY OWNER-55O9 CHEVY CHASE PARK
WAYS rooms. baths sleeping porch :
IDEAL location and home. Bargain. Owner
will be in city only few days. Phone
Evening star., 1926-05-23
sALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.
sALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.

sME-sUBURBAN PROPERTY. sALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FALLS CHURCH, VA.
THE IDEAL SUBURB"
O
The folownydesr.ed properties priced to sell:
$O,35O
mr BEAUTIFUL o9n Located spndd % all modern T
cellar o ar
S675O
Of
$3.50
shade
NJ F. CHURCH,
Falls Church, Va.
Evening star., 1926-05-23
ONLY $3.50 CASH

Attractive new bungalow: balance .re5
easy payments: very large lot. Phone MAI
Evening star., 1926-05-23

FOR COLORED-A SPLENDID 3-ST0RY
brick dwelling situated on, 9Th. ST near Q st
brick garage: large yard: easy terms. To
inspect call Columbia 1323-W evenings.
Evening star., 1926-05-23

Nearby Virginia, 80 Minutes Out
23 acres 8 large rooms closets in all
rooms, Colonial porrhes front and rear:
and rhubarb beds 600 peach trees SIS
apple trees. Is pear trees cherry trees.
Fns Pce sfqnT darS bsisnce I'd sG
+. {. HALL. Clarendon. Va.
Phone West 2323 or Clarendon. 493-J-l. .
Evening star., 1926-05-23

BRADBI, RY HEIGHTS. Md.--o-R. & BATH .i
modern bungalow: 3 corner lots: prlFaIe ,,a IN III
$40 hall huiIt-in closets large, square
}""ms " 'h'rfau,iful home: bargain 81. 80: rea-
sonajlc terms Address Box lSl-A. Star once
Evening star., 1926-05-23
CHEVY CHASE. D. C..

CHEVY CHASE, ID. I.
Exceptionally we'll built
house: 8 rooms, bath, garage !;
lot SOx130, nicely graded and
shrubbed; convenient location.
Leaving city, low price for
quick cash sale.
1904 MCKINLEY ST. 23*
Evening star., 1926-05-23

BY OWNER: JlI2 NAKNCM ST r.
two baths: will redecorate and refinish floors
for buyer with 81 900 cash. Price $4,000:
balance Sl25 monthly. including interest
1855. 81
Evening star., 1926-05-23

18th ct. NV. PRICE, S9.650-A VERY
attractive rooms. tiled hath. gas elnctri,
lights. hOt-water heat. hardwood floors built
in refrigerator. toilet and laundry trays in
cellar. brick home. colonial front porch
double back pOrches. screened in. deep lot
with new garage TO wide paved alley: CON
yenlent to car lines: . squares from putt
lie school or junior high school: $500 cash
rest like rent Apply at 40O4 9Th 81 n "
any time Sunday or during week days after
Evening star., 1926-05-23

CENTRALLY LOCATED THREE-STORY
brick all modern improvements: good CON
dition: 10 rooms and store: reasonable
InQl-"e 61S NV. -
Evening star., 1926-05-23

IX-ROOM BUNGALOW. IN GOOD CONDI-
ton: furnace heat electric lights: water in
house: acre one garden planted; plenty
fruit and flowers: garage chicken house.
etc; $500 cash. $50 per month. EDWARD
SHANAHAN. Chapel road. seat Pleasant.
Evening star., 1926-05-23
SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

OWING no \ DEATH MUST SELL MY
ans. 7-r and h. bungalow. near Clarena lar en-
don viii make suitable terms see or phohe
me any time sunday or after pm. week
days ~ WARD, Col. 116. 3l0l l.th
Evening star., 1926-05-23
16lz NEWTON ST. NE.

New. fully detached Groom house: hot
water heat. electric light. porches front and
rear full width of house: lot 50X15O, with
large shade and fruit trees: one square from
Brookland bus: thoroughly modern. Open
for your inspection. Terms arranged: less
Tor cash Owner, MITCHELL, North
Evening star., 1926-05-23

BEAJTIFFIL HOME. CHEVY CHASE. STrC-
tile. : rooms and bath. oak fonrs
hardwood trim. INV h.. cleo. gas open FIRE
place. garage large lot Sl2 900 no agents
fec. o5s
Evening star., 1926-05-23
DELIG HTFUL ALL SUMNER.

tContinyed on Next Page.)
Evening star., 1926-05-23
INVESTIGATE.

Five-room bungalow and, bath, with large
center hail. h.-w. heat, electricity, garage,
chicken house, fruit. garden and flowers
lot 89x150. or can he bought with extra lot
75x15O. Owner must sell and will consider
good offer and reasonable terms. Situated in
Decatur Heights Md. on Defense Highway.
only 90 min. from town. Phone Hyatts,
Evening star., 1926-05-23

OWNER IN FLORIDA WILL SACRIFICE
interest: pleasant home lust off 18th 81
semi detached frame. slate root: first class
condition: rooms. . baths: ami: > sin--.a
garages; lot 25xll1. Address Box 140X.
Star Office
Evening star., 1926-05-23

MT. PLEASANT-iO RMS BATH. BRICK
house overlooking Rock Creek Park: NV h
clec;. large front yard garage; 81. 300. Clev.
Evening star., 1926-05-23
OwNER-BEsT OFFER
1913 11th ST. NE.
LOOK AT THIS SENSATIONAL
OFFERING.

IF LOOKING FOR A GOOD HOME. DON'T
large 1-room houses ami. equipped with
FFigidaire. Price and terms REASONABLE
Open and lighted daily until pm For
SUITABLE FOR DOCTOR. CLUB OR ROOM
ing housa--Wonderful stone and brick
ter hall. lS rooms. 3 baths ami. parauet
floors throughout: near l4th and Fairmont.
west of 18th: private ballroom: clear. Price
only S32 800 could not ne duplicated for
S65 900: investors note. Box 95-X. Star
office "a"
Evening star., 1926-05-23

FOR COLORED-NEW 6-R. SEMT-DE
tached stuccO homes AnacOstia, d. c.: price
s. 300; $3.50 cash $50 per month act
Evening star., 1926-05-23

COLORED-253l 1Ith ST. Nw--6 ROOMS
and tile bath: garage space: reasonable;
open Sunday 10 am. to q pm. or Adams
10O7
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SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

w NJNJIJN DUE.
Bargain. by owner. 1884 r. l. ave.: 9
rooms, ami, seml-bungalow, built-iH
garage. Small cash payment; monthly
Evening star., 1926-05-23

BRIGHTWOOD-OWNE LEAVING CITY
Will sacrifice 81 900 on Groom brick house
glass-inclosed sleeping porch. double brick
garage, screened: almost new; paved alley
convenient to y car lines. only SS 900. ea-v
terms Address Box 1S5-X Star Office
Evening star., 1926-05-23

1O-ROOM HOUSE. NV. SECTION; AMI;
u block from 14th St; garage space: bar
gain quick sale. Address Box 3S4-V. Star
Evening star., 1926-05-23

OWNER LEAVING CITY, MUST sACRI
flee 6-room tapestry brick: screened douh!o
rear pOrches: concrete front porch: built su
ice box; garage finished attic Pot. 81 II
or 10 " - N Va
Evening star., 1926-05-23
TAKOMA PARK, ID. {.

New detached home in refined neichbor
hood. near school. stores and cars having
we'll arranged rooms. complete bath with
tile floor and shower fireplace and book
cases. oak floors. pantry, built-in refrigera-
tor, cedar closet. toilet in cellar, beautiful
shade trees: earase; hot 45Yl75i o Fer
257 Ethan Allen Ave. Col. 9ll7-J. 23s
Evening star., 1926-05-23

KLINGLE RD-KENNEDY-BT-IL SOUTH
front. Handicapped front and bac6. double
garage built-in. every modern improvenant
terms reasonable OWNER Adams / 700
Evening star., 1926-05-23

CHEVY CHASE. d. ca. BEAUTIFUL DE-
ception hall. INV n. electricity . baths
colonial concrete front porch and garages
hedges and shrubbery surround home: thi-
j. really the best buy in the vicinity for
S13.150. For further information or ap-
pontments call Mr.. SACKS. Main Oil
SHAPIRO-KATZ REALTY co
Evening star., 1926-05-23

Brick 6 rooms and bath iatrohe heaa
metal garage in rear; now rented for S4S
OWNER Potomac ooIQ
Evening star., 1926-05-23

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