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COAST STAR DECLINES

NEW YORK. January II Cp.-Co1
lege examinations during the period
OF the meet have compelled Lee barnes
of Southern California, Olympic chan
plon. to decline an invitation to com
pete against Charles Hoff of Norway
world record holder. in the pole vault
here February 4. Royal s. Bousche,
Of Northwestern. indoor champion. ha
entered.
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With the BOwlers

- olN> IKE those who other O.
PEI supeitlons One rghthand duckpnner convince
he must pick with his
there's another who simply knows he kind OF
ne steps across the oul line then back shoo
ing at the naples NV
Men have man Other suPtions duckpnner
seem TO
too when they ai take the
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niger DAILY and Myers of the winner
had sets lettering $50.
fefuorth Baptist's manager believes
IN giving all his bowlers a. chance in
North Washington Church League
match. He used Il duckpinners
against Central Presbyterian. and the
crowd lost all three games.
A meeting of the WASHINGTON Il
dies Duckpin Associa ton has bee
called for February by Presider;
Bronson Quaites. Officers. director
ana league representatives will eatr
er at the Recreation in the nornins
at II O'Clock. Plans for the ANNA
championship tournament of the a.
ISOLATION will be discussed. The girl
nope TO begin their tournament this
year the first week in Nav.
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eleventh IN ROW
FOR CLOVER JUNIORS

Although trailing at halftime. TO
., the Clover Juniors romped home to
tneir eleventh straight victory last
! n,gn. at Eastern High. when they
TOOK the Live Wires to camp. % to IA.
Eshbaugh, Collihower, Smith. Long
ana Adkins shared in the scoring for
the winners, Eshbaugh and Smith
each getting a trio Of court soals.
Teams having the use Of gyms ana
wishing to meet the Clovers should
make arrangements through J. Long.
at Lincoln 1S15-W, between 5 and
o'clock.
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OBERlANDER WILL HELP
COACH AT OHIO STATE

HANOVER. y. H.. January ID Lp)
Andrew j. "Swede" Oberlander OF
Everett, Mass. outstanding back on
this years championship Dartmouth
ioot nail team, has accepted an Offer
to become assistant coach ar Obi
State. under DR. j. ". Wiice
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torea. captain: Lillian Lindquist.
We. Wiz aso 49,, a.;a.
- GO "a 80 h,atanir, ~ a. to os
ts,a we Ias, ,,igi1- go ~ Iio- -.
- caisol,I 49,? - nc itoiile
gllooi So %1n LOT n mi,'en IN. met
,,r,irued deIs,. IN o,,.ni u nc ~.
,.snpe had already cl,f tho ,Aans o,,,
80. SeyaraI -aIao-a y,,,;l.' -, +ohos a.. Iii
..s local contes.r
The ,.ise nro,,, Misc 1,-bi,. ~.
Jared is u,nr,.;ne, ,,nder .ra.t diei
.r1!tv. Most of the nrac-ice is con.
wis OF a rIateroop a.itb ne res nn
that the new. n)arisronen-and the
entire group With the exception of
four are ine:lperienced-will have to
- into Their fir,t r1stcbes wirh lirtie
"a. no practical l,nouIeaoe ~ the
In spite of the handicaDs Western
coasts a much larger erol1D OF sI1arn.
shooters this wear Than at any tins in
the past. Five times as many signed
UP this season as did last. according
20 Mrs. Werthner OF the 70 girls
listed, 40 are active members of the
i1e club, which holds membership in
the \. f. A 80
All members of the club are invired
10 a tea which will be held next
Wednesday a go at the school,
Virginia Shehield was elected fresh
' IN, ~ 91 ths so Daid fa a15 at meet
noon OF 'Hs be sau otbe held NO onday after
ercDtea 1ra,.;o,,ai, -
Ga~ber senior: Lillian r,jn rr1Suts'
iT,nior and Eos,ria 30 sn ,,tq uls -
III teams arc nra r,fcin,, noy,. IN.
g. "a nv uii-
ruach. in prepare ton for the coming
Inc latter nsrt NJ Fehr,,a,E. ''''
,.,eat Tbursd,,. Is,,,a,,. - az ~
>, Tho w, cI,,broon1 an r,a,,bere
~ Eovers nrorii1snt re ~ H.
viii conduct the rneetino
With an excent;op.l,v stro,. do
,.,'sa =; tho tacI..SaII 80 900
-Eepherd Recreation League seytet
,p,nad 30 iT,.,tts,-;1In Cor,no-,,, q
,.'.iI;o ~, roceare lot r;,rLt ~ =
- stared On RIO IIva+,sr;,,a
,,.,.orv co7,rt >-a,1;. pa,,nS
- ~ fo,. ~. ,-ir,,,e-s sI,c.aasaa5
,.,rcbed ~ ba,. sida of Tho linz Tbs
80 IJa.,,;,,. "a 1re,,t,,,a,. 80,
=, a.. I.,ei charl.i $3.50
,'[.,,,aS s.,oro ao,,,h;rat;ar |a,1nI
,,ol,inh the team MED 1,ha scare!
-,
I:sviss ,Right forward Ii,,ie
i!ournoy ;ssm idn cenfer "elnicn
courtney. Right guard .McCiay
GOOD ShepherdLeft guard. Govarn
Suhstitute-Englsnd for CSsbsrian; Goals
nS ~ Iittie stwo w. ont c s.So
Il foun.
Washington Athletic Club Recrea-
ton League tossers will play the AIedi-
al Center sextet from Walter Reed
Saturday night at O'Clock in the lat
ter's gymnasium.
social CLUB IN CONNECTION with the
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If herself.
at Wimbledon. where She was put On
by Miss Kitty Mckaue
Every one Will hope that Mile Len.
len and Miss Wills will hook up ,lpor
the occasion of the fair HeIen's preseu-
visit abroad. For there is Worldwide
speculation as 10 the relative ability e.
the two girls
on form. there is no alternative -.
regard the French girl as the probable
winner. when. and If. the two do NEE:
even granting that climatic change
are not likely 10 affect Miss Helen and
that the hard courts Of France. vei,
IKE those ~ California are 10 no.
liking
Line 81 comparison as between tha
t"o players i dla Nm chiefly throu.I
me English Champion Miss McKan..
who defeated Miss Wills nj Wimbl.
doll III 1924 and although defeated bl.
me American in the national single
ma the Nlghtman cup matches H.
,hlS country last summer none the
ieSS extended her Yankee rival TO thu
limit
On the other hand when SrIzanu.
Lenglen met Miss McKane at Wfnhle
uon last year the intrepid XIII MOI
only list in straight sets. but failed l..
WIN single game from her ANY ono
VINO can play that way against n.
Lngllsh girl would strike one as
Neritable Tilden among women.
But the beauty of sport is thu
matches are not won on papor. and
very often do not end on the basis ~
preliminary form. Personal elements
Inquire Importantly when stars like
W Ills and Lenglen face each otber
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TO PRACTICE TWO WEEKS
BEFORE SEEKING LAURELS
Hardly Likely That American Champion Will Show
Her Skill in Europe Prior to February |.
May Make Start at Nice.
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

kW YORK, January l4I1een Wills lawn
VI tennis
ornia will herself
eoucaior she will neglect ar OF drive
just before
tennis ackets her 10 This
those who
weather which England ard
on the Continent.
II MISS wills play will be be
brought
non which she ed before departure
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-14

Tor a limited number OF the members
ID. The chief is in possession OF Is
lecture, The Cruise OF Naturalist"
-uspices OF the American Nature AS
Auditorium next Monday evening.
Alvah s. Grips. 11o5 c street south
west Truman HOFFMAN 5oI W:;Isna,
Lane. Bethesda. Nd: Charles Bernard
box ISL, r. F. D. 10. Bethesda, Nd ::
vernon Stehman. Cherrydale, va !:
Ealph Fisher, Hyattsyflle. Nd: John
Hurley. jr., 1.andover, Nd. Allen Rob
lnson. 1850 Euclid street: Robert
Foley, 1927 Franklin street northeast:
Gardner Pivrks, 451 First street
southeast; Jack Washington, Brad.
COCK. Alexa ndria. Va; Jack f. Cans.
Hyattsville, Nd.
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The probabilities are that she will
hfst appear in the international tour
nament at Nice. which will occupy
the first week in February. Another
tourney. the Metropolitan. begins at
NICE next Monday, but there is little
chance that the American girl will
enter this affair-unIess. as said She
Yields to pressure
Plenty of Journeys.
Inc Monte Carlo CHAMPIONSHIPS
VIII begin February -, and there will
De tournaments at both Cannes and
Nice in March. Miss Wills intends 10
enter all these matches. and inouiry.
JUST now among tennis entau STA 81 :
relates to the proba bility of her meet
ing Mile. Suzanne LenSlen. who. until
some one defeats her, will stand secure
as the greatest woman star in the
world
Suzanne was expected TO appear in
the Metropolitan next Monday. but
reports or an acute attack Of nervous
inalady contained in Ia st weeks cables
make II seem doubtful that she will
play.
In 1924, ii will be recalled. Miss
wills failed to meet the French star
when she was in Europe Every one
expected that the two would come 10
gether at Wimbledon. which preceded
The Olympic tennis champoinships in
france. But Suzanne PLAYED ONLY a
match or two and then defaulted on
the advice Of her physician. Illness
also kept her out of the Olyrnpics in
which the Californian succeeded bet
ter than in the English cha mpionshins
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ST. ALBANs BoorERs LOSE.

BALTIMORE, Nd. January ls.-
Gilman Country School opened its Soc
Ger schedule yesterday with a win
over St. Adams School Of Washing
ton, 10 to O..
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I. M. e.. A. BASKET LEACI1E
TO OPEN WITH TWIN RUI

s@ndo basket ball card topped by
"ioh opens the NJ C. court league
OF other clashes that will hold the OF
The ~ tose start their schedule the Central Y NJ G
moor The Tiger nve takes the Lions While 20 agan,
the o. -e~".o,
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COLLEGE CUNTS In TWO
CONTESTS HERE TONIGHT

~OLEGE baskee show
~ be played both starting Ryan gym
ingon will entertain the Lafayette
Members the
Virginia Institute
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DAVIES WILL COACH

ROCHESTER, y. T.. January IA
c4)-Ton Davies of Pittsburgh. all
American halfbacl1 selection in 1915.
1920 and 1921, has been appointed
head foot ball coach at the University
of Rochester
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VII forfeit the game tonight with the
Washington Athletic Club tossers. as
It IS contempla ting a complete with
draWal from the Womens Athletic
Council schedule because of lack Of
TIME Tor practice and for games Mrs.
Deublg states that her players will
concentrate their efforts on the Wash
ington Recreation League squad as
they do not have time, with thei1.
other activities, to carry out two such
heavy schedules on the basket ball
floor.
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BODY BUILDERS.
Lie fat on back with hands
ciasped behind head, keeping
your feet and legs Nat on floor.
Rise to sitting position and
slowly go back to hrst position.
Do this 10 times.
tCopyriEht. 1926

Copyright. ie26l
f!se,rhere on RE Page .riV be toUnS a.
appfcdhon for membership IN tie emo F2V
:. o4t foddy and HAu n addressed. CLf,r
so1s C'sS. EueRiao Stoy. WesS;31fo1 n
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SOCCER PLAY POSTPONED

Because of the poor condition of
the playing fields, soccer games
scheduled for Sunday by teams of
The Washington league were post
poned at. a meeting held, last night
by members of the circuits -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-14

Johnny Beckman. famous I'd
Of the original Celtics. a wandering
basket ball team Of New York. gets
81 900 for his Winters play.
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WOMEN IN SPORT
BY CORIFNE FRAZIER

the Western High
and practice well
because OF a delay the architects Office repair shop
Mrs F. Nerthn
r. C. the OF
tarv. and orothN treasu - -.NoN oeete-
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American Basket Ball League

Last Nights Results
Detroit. %: Cleveland, II.
Fort Wayne, 81: Chicago, :.
Games Tonight.
Washington at Fort Wayne.
Chicago at Buffalo.
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Tomorrow Coach Webb will discuss
timing your blows
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Washington Athletic Club Recrea-
ton League tossers Will play the Medi.
al Center SeXtet from Walter Reed
Saturday night at : O'Clock in the lat
1er'S gymnasium.
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Lefty Aliens Hilltops crushed the
with scores off544. SIS and s1y. I'd,
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Star Club Boys Haze Chance
10 attend q Movie Lecture

4 HERE is a little treat in store
OF The Evening Star Boys Ct
tickets for the moving picture
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King Primers of the District League
did some neat bowling when they
took the measure of Cornell Lunch in
three games. They toppled a set OF
l,729. Welsh with 382 and NIegaw
with $50 were the main topplers of the
victors.
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what in the second session, could not
prevent it's first defeat Of the season.
Catholic University tankers finished
first in three of the seven events at
Baltimore, but Baltimore Athletic
Club scored heavily with place points.
Estevez of the Brooklan ders won the
100-yard backstroke race. while his
team mate, Lee, finished first in the
100 and oo0-yard dashes
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4 social club i'm connection with the
central High School rife team has
hcen formed and a. blue and white
shield with the word Rife" across
he top and the letter CO. on the body
nf the shield has been selected as the
official emblem. Eligibility require
ments are membership on the mana
cerial staff or participation in at least
NO outside matches as a member Of
he school team.
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MONMOUTH HOTEL.
1919 G Street.

Three rooms. bath, $50. SIS
and $50, gas included; we'll fur
nished, $40 additional. All
night telephone and elevator.
Service is unexcelled; ask ten
ants who have been there since
completion. Avoid congested
street cars. Exceptional garage.
Special rates to. tenants.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
(EnukfnnAG

dSasis aS9ss ,7ss SP .s PATH Phone AFT Main ss THE
9 ROOMS; SMALL KITCHENETrE AND
Mr.: Rosen or ianitor. aaSs &c g s. s. NV.
PETWoRTH., 1923 GEORGIA AvE-Ex-
reptIonally clean. modern. hk. apt: entire
frcaosed porch. 16s
FOR RENT UNTIL JUNE, 1927, LIVING
room: dining room, reception hall: bed.
sssrsesiSely E farnished: hfnsd' si2g Apt z5o ise
gordoxa. Florida ave. and goth NV. IL
WARDMAN PARK ANNEx---oNE ROOM.
tafrashed ANTIQUE. furniture: artistIcaiiy
sHfssa sfNaRA Al adsm. pTyilsssi. . of the hotel MSS
ln97 GIRARD ST. Nw.---FOR RENT FUR
lSths garage. Adams $3.50.
i32s MONROE ST: NV OR 2 ROOMS.
nosure: adults: transients accommodated.
The TORONTO DUPONT CIRCLEE:, :
she9 tS2 csfe aRRrs Rppy AZ Apt Gussloe n'ce'y lur
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE. y. CO
attractive front rooms. communicating. in
dated: convenient location. Cleve. 1888
THE PARKwooD; I746 X ST; NV.
E..Aa Aa1tAS Ia & E w NAALkEE { dS Nam aNS NsSsao
! HOTEL ROOSEVELT,
10th St. at V and w.
One, two and three room
suites, with bath; some with
Breakfast room and kitchenette;
excellently furnished.
Complete Hotel Service.
1255 n. H. AVE.
Apt. No. IA rooms. kitchen and bath.
$3.50.
AMERICAN SECURITY &
TRUST CO.,
10th and RESf Esf AEs' Estate DEFf! Ffin 4sl''
" MERIDIAN HILL APT.
Something Different.
Very attractive, medium size
apartment.
Also one large studio.
2633 18th St.
=. Near Euclid.
9 l7Ol II STREET NV.
Central location.
One room and bath.
Bright and large.
=, $4,000 and S45.OO.
=. 1721 2lst ST. NV.
l TO r. b.. h. X: S45 to 500.
The Chastleton Hotel,
Conveniently Located,
10th ST. AT R.
wARDMAN MANAGEMENT
"" One room and bath,
with complete hotel service.
S65 per month.
Excellent Cafe.
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,APARTMENTS-UNFURNISHED
=. Reduced RENTS.

. AAA <AhVA kvAA4AN u &ANA' ~ W.
REDUCED RENTS.
NEAR MARDMAS pK;Mss2T S Sssh ST; e..
aoors excellent lss snIsor ea'n' maple
- RENTS, $40.
THE1OSEPH SHAPIRO CO..
sls iss1 11ssstS2aNIvr E: ~. AeESgGs, G..n se4s
RENTS REDUCED.
ESQ l. Street NV.
Extremely reasonable three and four roon
;s nHs: al xns arc
being put in perfect condition.
ssasr 4sa cSss Il ss:ssG' ssa e; atE and
3 rooms. kitchen and bath. ..... 5000
B. F.. SAUL CO.,
= Main odoo. 9o5 18th St. NV.
ATTRACTIVE -APARTMENTS WITH ALL
outside rooms, ,eonsisting Of two rooms. re-
Aees0hsasf sEf rsnssI rssnEsssIIpENr MANAGER.
- THE ARGONNE.
1899 CoLUMBIA RID. NV.
THE "FORT STEVENS"
1000 .Rittenhouse ST., NV.
Corner Georgia Ave.
New Building.
Ready for Occupancy.
Select-your apartment now
more than half are already
rented before completion.
2;and 3 room apartments
with bath and dining alcove.
Many other, attractive features.
Rents, :$45::5O to $3.50.
SHAPIRO-KATZ REALTY
=. COMPANY, =.
.Realtors-Builders,
Main Oil. l4l6 K St. NV,
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THE NEWARK.

3631 Newark St. NV.
CORNER OF WISCONSIN AVE
Brand-new apartment, having
latest improvements. Beautiful
outlook, elevator and cafe serv-
ice; Frigidaire in each apart
ment. Wisconsin Avenue car
line passes corner, and convent
ent to most necessaries.
room, kit. and bath, $45.O0.
2 rooms, kit. and bath, $500
to $3.50.
8 rooms, kit. and bath, $S5.
- B. F. SAUL co.
Main 2l0o 926 18th st. NV.
:. HARRY A. KITE, Inc,
Main 4S46. " 1914 K St. NV.
18th AND Z. CAPITOL SITS.
3 rooms, dining alcove and
bath; -Arents, $42.5O to $45 per
month.
The. above apartment is mod
ern. Heat. janitor service and
hot water furnished. Inspection
invited.
200 CONN. AVE.
!. 3, 5, rooms and bath. Rents
reasonable.
DUPONT-1717 10th St.
5 rooms and bath. Rent, $ll0
month,
HARRY A. KITE, Inc,
Main 1916. 1914 & st. NV.
{ Downtown Apartments.
hal: .n sSss'' sss sss e;th s4sdS S mssifn s.
THE fMUNSEY TRUST CO.,
Real Estate Dept. Main soso.
THE. AMHERST"
64iColumbia Rd.. NV.
Four rooms. teception hall and bath: out
side rooms; newly papered. Reasonable.
""THEF'GLASGOW COURTS"
+ $3.50. r. J. Ave. NE.
OF ra"s susas ad ssS ssE S
s5@ so, $3.50. $3.50 Agent on IN premises.
THE JEANETTE"
1914 18th St. NV.
sssssnf;s stsso sS0: S sssS 3d. bath being
THE LANSING"
1l6 North Carolina Ave. Sc.
+. Convenient to Capitol and Library; 6
rooms and bath and porch $50:
! THE CLAVERLEE,"
80 646 Irving St.
Very desirable aps of 3 rooms and tile
bath. with large rear porch; immediate pos.
| session; $55.
- N181I:EERNON ST.
Q rooms. tile bath and Murphy bed and
3 rooms reception hall and BATH $4,000 to
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
THE BRADFORD,
100 k SIT. M

IOOO IN y I. ~. W.
Desirable apartments, one
room and bath to four rooms.
kitchen and bath; apartments
newly decorated; reasonable
rents; 24-hour telephone and
elevator service. Apply Man
ager. Main 8426.
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APARTMENTS-UNFURNTsHED
- :. - -.-
. CONVENIENT
APARTMENTS,
A2.5O to $3.50.

In modern building 9Th at Massachusetts ave.
Large living dressing room, fine tiled BATH we'll equipped
kchenete Murphy buin bed old English finish oak trim and
DOORS butn tubs refrigeratos installed automatic velating
system hour telephone and elevator service resident
premises and other features Open daily for your inspection
LONDON HALL, ..... ....'
1888 18th St. '.: ..f
BOSS & PHELPS
,1417 K St. Main o3OO --,;
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1928 2lst Street.

Three rooms. bath, 500.
Furnished quite elegant and
different from the usual apart
ment house. Very light, sun in
every room, fronts two streets.
Excellent service.
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+ NAVAL VILLAGE APARTMENTS" ARE MOST
-. ,~:: UNIQUE =. r =.
We selected this site opposite the attractive grounds
surrounding the Naval Hospitalwthin walking dis
tance downtown and handy the lines and Potomac
Park. >... ~ ~:
2415 TO 2431 E ST NV. .>s+ ~
They have been designed with special view to provid
ing not merely places in which live but HOMES-wit
plenty of modern equipment, uptodate fixtures, and
grouping Of the various units such effective
to create a attractive community.
You will find the rentals for these brand-new modern
Apartments from SIS SIS month less than any you have
room % schsn ' nfns Mu room ss ssoo ehen %
bed an
$3.50 5000. -
consisting o. 5loon suite consisting
tiled bath, chen and'Ml
$4o5O. $500.
Apartment No. % dee 4A' '1' p '
HARRY A. KITE,
1914 ST. - Main 1876
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THE WINDERMERE.
1926 New Hampshire Ave.

1926 New Hampshire Ave.
NEW FIREPROOF APARTMENT HOUSE
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY. =. " =.
All outside apartments with large rooms spacious closets
Latest appointments Telephones and al-nght service
1 ROOM Reception Hall and Bath. :.
= | Room Alcove Diner Kitchen and Bath. -.
Rooms, Kitchen and Bath. ..- =.
Rooms Kitchen and Bath -. = 49,
0PEz BEE 9sf aRs15ssH HSssHcsI2x R2sAss Aaszsssss'. "
SWARTZELL, REEEM & EENSEY COMPANY
7N Fifteenth Street NV. ... ''..
900 10Th ST. - 1910 CALIFORNIA ST.
nshs:s;Z .ss ss; A d % ss2ssss s:s & kitchens BATH
:; !: RESIDENT : a,''ss':''
BORDEAUX
3222 WIS AVE 6o2l-23 GA. AVE.
reception kitchen cony%sn;ss; % % % the
Hndth in first RESIDENT MANAGER.
ass
CONSTRUCTION.
35th and r SITS (Near Burleith). !"
SCHUYLER ARMS-1o54 COL. RD -.
49,: "
" SO" INFORMATION AND BOOKLETS REQUEST. "
SHANNON & LUCHs,, =
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- 22S 3rd ST. NE.
Three rooms and bath. $500. Pren-
al
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ONCE UPON A TIME
THE STORY
UP TO NOW

9Nce a eooa As0rpsEa
ANo NeR LITTLE
DAUGHTER LIVED At the
Eo6E or A roRESr WITH
ooMeY. a HORSE roo oio
70 WORK. WHO WAS
VERY FOND OF MAY
APPLES. ONE DAY.
LOOKING Fca THSM, TIVE
LITTLE Girl GOT LOST. A.
LITTLE OLD wcMAN WITH
A hoUsE iH A TRgEToP,
ASKED HER IN eoR TEA.
THE oLO LADY TOOK hER
SACK HOME.
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8Oo 10th STREET.

8Oo 10th STREET.
/. Two rooms, kitchen and
bath, extra large sunny rooms.
Rent, S42.50.
All our properties have per-
sonal ownership. supervision
and are run with painstaking
care. Ask any tenant in any
building or any of our 10000
customers.
FIDELITY STORAGE CO.,
1870 YOU Street.
Evening star., 1926-09-16
The nv MONA

CAHILL 4 MENSH.
EFAnE al InanrAnCa RIdR
Evening star., 1926-09-16

THE HARTFORD
1918 Clifton ST. NV
Three rooms. kitchen and bath. All out.
side rooms. $4,000.
Evening star., 1926-09-16

&IS lIth ST. NE.
Very attrectiye apartment. consisting os
four rooms kitchen. reception hall bath and
large porch: ami: rental. S45 per month
C.. A. SNOW CO.
Evening star., 1926-09-16
1616 10th
STREET.

APARTMENTS FOR
COLORED.
THE NEWEST
sr1DiNsess iNesF n SSRzRHHs S%RazgRHHfseroS
2nd and w SITS. NV.
1880 Euclid St. NV.
29l4 Sherman Ave. NV.
3 Rooms and Bath, Electricity.
Janitor Service.
REFERENCES REQUIRED.
Rents, s47.5O to $3.50.
]. DALLAS GRADY.
'o+ MIN ltis ST; sIsi' NV.
THE MIAMI.
1926 New Hampshire Ave.
:. Desirable apartments close 10 9Th ct: bus
line rooma and Zen Sf,n,sI :t car car linz linz
Redecorated throughout.
See these apartments before renting
II. l.. RUST COMPANY,
1901 18th St. NV.
Main 6888.
RENTS REDUCED.
DOWNTOWN APARTMENTS
1921 M ST. NV.
Just East Thomas Circle.
| room, kitchen and bath,
only nly................ $40
2 rooms, kitchenette and
bath, only. ............. SIS
Elevator Service.
Easy Walk to Business
Section and Departments.
H. r. HOWENSTE1N CO.,
1911 Fl St. NV.
1920 and 1921
:, FAIRMONT ST. NV.
Two Attractive New Apartment Buildings
Ready for Immediate Possession.
1 room. dining alcove, kitchen and bath
2 rooms. kitchen and bath.
Large Rooms and Spacious Closets.
Re'ideP; Ps.Mis.: M..:ser on
SWARTZELL. RIIEEM &
HENSEY CO..
727 FIFTEENTH ST. NV.
! BARGAIN FOR COLORED.
THE NEW LINCOLN,
2O22 Ind ST. NV.
Three and four large rooms tiled baths.
RENTS. $3.50 AND UP.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO..
a1e 18th s. Wv. = DoinMs Nam ss4a.
WALKING DISTANCE.
DOWNTOWN.
1910 18th NV.
Sf HtS ERf ss4Dh9 sd:
snd each apartment in first.cisss condition.
Must be seen to be appreciated Very ySa-
eonaole rents. Apply to Resident Mr.
RENTS REDUCED.
NEW: BUILDING.
il j $500 K STREET NV.
5 r., b. and rec. h., $3.50 to
$3.50. See resident manager,
2O6. Phone w. 517, or
Higbie & Richardson.
Main 1000. 8l6 18th St. NV.
! THE ALBERT. 1898 r ST. NV.
TIE fqensy AySNbsPE. ysSsNsh rpf Dpsssa4; DYes4; S7s, NV
THE BiLTMORE,. ie4O Biltmore 81. NV.
cA1HHAHutdfHha ~ cS35rkTs. S5tk 1929 18th St. NV.
Evening star., 1926-09-16
FONTANET COURTS.

I4OU Falrmont. Street.
Five extra large rooms and
bath, all-night telephone and
elevator service. Rent, $1,000.
Evening star., 1926-09-16

- THE RANDOIPH.
14th and Randolph sts. NV.
TWO rooms. kitchen and bath. All outside
rooms. 900 and S66 90.