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ID. A. r.. Meeting

The April meeting of the D. A. r.
was held last Friday, Mrs. w. G..
Dorminey being the hostess. The
program was in charge of Mrs.
Julian Mcdonald, the subject being
British Writers in America. Miss
Louise Smith had been invited to pre-
sent the subject, which she did in her
ever entertaining and graphic way.
Out of a long list available, Miss
Smith chose three distinctly differ
ent in type. These were Ann Brad
street, Thomas Paine and Frances
Hodgson Burnett. Mrs. Mcdonald
presented cardboard favors of tall
colonial hat in black covering in fold
style a verse from Yankee Doodle,
which the members sang in closing
the program. Mrs. w. G. Broad
hurst, the vice-regent, presided in
the absence of the regent, Mrs. E.
A. Russell, who was out of the city.
During the business session Mrs
Nell Knox, who is state editor for
the d. A. R., and also state consult
ing register, gave the directions for
the reports that should be sent her
for compiling as state archives, a
possession that Georgia has not been
acquiring as fully and adequately as
most of the other original thirteen
states. have done. The chapter felt
honored to have Mrs. Knox as their
guest as well as Miss Smith, who
provided the entertainment.
The history medal purchased for
presentation to the senior in high
school making highest marks this
wear in American history was ex-
hibited and passed on to the educa-
ton chairman, Mrs. Womble. In
conclusion Mrs. Dorminey served a
delightful two-course luncheon, be-
ing assisted by Mrs. j. A. Dorminey
and Mrs. Harold Beall. A color
scheme of white and yellow was seen
in the ice course, a lovely favor be-
ing dainty yellow basket filled with
mints. The floral decorations were
yellow peoples.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-04-08
AT THE
GRAND
FRIDAY

FRIDAY
"THE WAY OF A GIRL" with
ELEANOR BOARDMAN. Serial
BATTLING BREWSTER"
SATURDAY
Western Feature, THE COYOTE
FANGS." Serials-"THE ACE OF
SPADES" and THE GREEN
ARCHER" Fox Comedy, CUPID
A LA CARTE"
MONDAY and TUESDAY
NORMA TALMADGE in "THE
LADY" The girl who wanted to be
nice-talk nice-read books like
nice people did. The girl VINO
dreamed of being Lady, but, in
stead >swayed royal hearts with her
dancing toes. A screen adoption OF
the stage play that held New York
spell-bound for a big season.
FOX NEWS and COMEDY.
10 and 20 cents.
WEDNESDAY
"SHE WOLVES" starring ALMA
RUBENS. A vivid picture OF Paris
ian night life, adapted from David
Belasco's stage play, "The Man IN
Evening Clothes"
AESOP'S FABLES and COMEDY
THURSDAY
Rex Beach's romance, "FAlR
LADY" founded on his famous
novel. 1.-THE Net" A mystery melo'
drama that balks all solution till the
very end.
FOX NEWS and COMEDY.
10 and 20 cents.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-04-08
Delphian Study Club

The organization of the Delphian
Study club effected by the work of
Miss Walton and Miss Bossong for
two weeks in the city, was formally
completed last Thursday and their
first regular meeting was held Tues
day afternoon at the Woman's Club
room.
The object is one Of self-culture,
and the study based primarily on his
tory with many co-ordinating lines
of instruction has been prepared by
master minds for group study all
the literature being furnished both
in magazine and volume form sutfl
Gent for steady course of six years.
The course forms an admirable sub
stitute for a college course or a val
liable supplement to it.
The ladies who have taken men,
bership are Nesdames Sam Abram,
w. P. Coffee, A. H. Denmark, E.. j.
Dorminey, E. L. Dorminey, Carl Eel
lars, Jesse Grantham, Ernest Hanger,
Oscar Hamilton, R. H.. Mckay, c. A.
Newcomer, J. A. PARROT, Sarah Pol
lard, Burrell Richards. G. E. Kicker,
Elmer Waites and S. D. Young.
The officers are: President, Mrs.
Elmer Waites; Vice-President, Mrs.
R. H. Mckay; Secretary. Mrs c. A.
Newcomer, and the advisory board
is composed of Mrs. Burrell Richards,
Mrs. Sam Abram and Mrs. G. E.
Kicker.
The meeting days will be the first
and third Tuesdays of each month.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-04-08

Quite a large delegation from the
First Baptist Sunday school attended
the state convention of Baptist Sun
day schools in Albany Wednesday.
Those going were Rev. ]. F. Single
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Stephens.
G. A. Jolley and Mesdames R. J.,
Stone, H. A. Mathis, Cary Ragsdale,
L. M. Chasteen. |. B. Barna and Miss
Mickey Sanders.
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Miss Dunn Entertains
For Bride

Miss Pauline Dunn entertained on
Wednesday afternoon with a small
bridge party for Mrs. Lucius Lamar
the bride of last Friday. A surprise
feature for the honor guest was a
shower of handkerchiefs from the
others of the company which included
Mrs Clay Coleman of Sparta, and
Misses Evelyn Owens, Dorothy Jay
Frances Denmark, Selma Dorminey,
and Misses Lane and Franklin. A
dainty ice course was served by Miss
Dunn and her mother, Mrs. E. L.
Dunn.
Miss Evelyn Owens made such
rapid recovery from her recent APP
pendx operation in Macon that she
has been allowed to return to .her
home here for convalescence.
Mr.. Harold Parrot spent Tuesday
in the city with his parents, passing
through from Atlanta to Florida. On
Wednesday Mr.. Lauren Parrott also
made brief visit returning from At
lanta to West Palm Beach, his pres
ent horne.
Mr.. T. H. Marchmon of Dothan,
AIS Was . ~acent visitcr in the city,
being called by the illness of his
.;;ster, Mrs. Arthur Hawkins.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Phillips OF
c!cqcyilio were visitors in the city
Sunday.
Mr. Wilbur Warrior of Atlanta was
the guest eff his mother, Mrs. II. M
Warren. on Sunday.
Fishermen brought truck load of
German Carp to town from the
Irvinville section Wednesday, averag-
:, +, Tf+oen hounds piece. for which
they found ready market by the
tish hungry ropulace.
,rudee and Mrs. E. ]. Bureh OF
.,.,:1;, md a ,-artv Of friends passed
.h~,.,~h ~ city Wednesday en- route
n Wsycross, Judge Bureh has the
..;-l;.ctjc~, # having been the frst
.-.t.x~e- in Irvinville, when the VII
Ire w2s the county seat of IRWIN.
MYs Howard Shirley and little
.1etk.der! Martha. were accompanied
I'D day morning on their return TO
caJ:annah by Mrs. Carl Fellars, VINO
VIA be their guest for ten days.
T. Lancaster of New Orleans rep
rocan+inp the Mergenthaler Linotype
Co.. was in the city Monday.
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Home Demonstration
Accent Reasoned

Mrs. Bertha B. Luke, the efficient
Home Demonstration agent for this
county, resigned her position with
the County Board of Education. The
resignation of Mrs. Luke is especial
ly regretable, since the work will be
discontinued, funds for county
agents work being now limited to a
one-mill tax levy, as requested by
the County Board of Education,
which will be just sufficient to meet
the county's part of the salary Of
the county agent, c. T. Owens. The
County Club girls, who have been
under the direction of Mrs. Luke,
sincerely regret to lose this valuable
instructor, but the poultry and gar
den work will probably be made a
part of Mr.. Owens work.
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.Wilkerson-Wilcox

Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Wilkerson
announce the engagement of their
daughter, Carrie Elizabelle Wilker-
son. to Aubery Edgar Wilcox, the
marriage to take place at an early
date.
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OF Interest to Women
TELEPHONE 20

T. B. Futch of St. Petersburg is
in the city, the guest of his father
for a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Wooten, of
Jacksonville, were in the city this
week, attending the funeral of their
mother, Mrs. Geo. F. Wooten.
Thos. Porter Of Tampa, spent a
few days in the city this week, visit.
ing friends.
w. K. Edwards Of Dothan, Ala,
was visitor in the city for a few
days, looking after his property in
the county.
Fred BULGE of Atlanta is in the
city, the guest of his sister, Mrs.
VIM. R. Bowen.
WAY not buy eggs that will hatch?
Ferris strain, White Leghorns, 4c
each. Telephone 341.-W. Greer,
All W. Jessamine. 3tp
S. A. Skinner, of Wisconsin, who
has been spending the winter in the
city, left yesterday for his northern
home.
Mrs. w. J. Crawford, of Titusville,
Fla, arrived in the city Tuesday to
make her home with her son. Geo.
Crawford.
w. B. Lissneby of Daytona is ex-
pected to arrive here this week, to
again make this city his home.
Mrs. C. M. Moore of Moultrie and
Miss Ruby Moore of Sarasota, Fla,
were visiting friends in the city
Tuesday.
Mr.. Harold KassewitZ, of Miami,
has been spending this week with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Kasse-
WITT. Mr.. Kassewitz has splendid
position with legal firm in Miami.
Mrs. Nell Knox of Social Circle
has been in the city during the past
two weeks, joining her husband at
the Empire Hotel for a, visit.
Mrs E. A. Russell returned Mon
day from a pleasant visit in Atlanta
with Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Russell.
Mrs. W. A. Adams is expected
home Friday from a visit with her
daughter, Faye, in Atlanta.
Mrs. Annie Brightwell will make a
visit in Sasser this weekend while
her daughter, Frances, is attending
the District Meet in. Dawson
Mrs Clay Coleman arrived Sun
day from her home in Sparta to visit
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. E. Tur-
ner, until next Sunday, when MIR.
Coleman will come for her.
~
Mr.. and Mrs. j. P. Manning and
family were weekend visitors in
Jacksonville.
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Bible Class to Meet

The Emory Bible Glass will meet
at the home of Mrs. A II. Denmark
friday afternoon at o'clock. All
members are urged to be present.
ucstcsses will be Mrs. Denmark
Mrs. Emory. Mrs. Edison, Mrs. Fus-
sell. Mrs. Deur and Miss Fannle
Fordham.
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Little Mother Clubs

Under the Children's Bureau of
the Department Of Labor there is
work going unobtrusively on that
will in positive way meet the flap
per problem of the coming decade by
interesting the growing girls in sub
iects and in activities that are in ac-
cord with their natural instincts in
stead of those false and heeting dl-
versions that beginning even in the
grammar grades reach their danger
Gus and deluding stage in high school
and early college gaieties with jazz
liquor and petting parties as essen
tial features. This movement en-
cages the interests Of girls between
, IL and IS, enrolling them in Little
Mothers clubs" of which there are
now 140O in % states and aggregat-
ing membership of 10000. Wis
consin has 211 such clubs and has
the slogan "every girl educated for
intelligent motherhood" Just when
they are quitting dolls that natural
mothering instinct is transferred to
the real baby. Under nurse or spe-
cially trained school teachers for the
work course of lessons is given in
the scientific care of babies. Some
domestic science departments that
have "model home housing have
adopted babies for temporary periods
to put theory into practice. The
University Of Wisconsin permanently
adopted waif to raise in their
"model home" The course qualities
the, ''little mothers. to take a helpful
hand in the care of the younger
brothers and sisters in their own
homes while educating for better
motherhood in the next generation.
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Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Paulk, Mrs.
Wester and Miss Irene Paulk spent
Sunday in Douglas, the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Johnson.
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Humane Society Effective

Savannah has Humane Society
which recently gave purse to fire
man who rescued two horses from a
i burning stable. They had a man
fined few days ago for being cruel
to his horse. A woman in the East
has offered a gift of $500 to this So
ciety if they will introduce the sub
ject Of proper treatment to animals
into the city school course.
Judge D. A. R. Crum and Hon. W.
Il. Rcebuck of Cordele were inter-
esting speakers at the Mems Bible
Glass of the First Baptist Church
Sunday.
Mr.. Jesse Luke of Irwinville was
in the city Monday and reports the
jefferson Davis Highway re-opened
for travel, after the heavy rainstorm
of last week, which completely sub
merged the road quite a distance and
caused the dam on the Clements
Mill pond to give way.
Delinquent special State tax pay
ers for 1925 are making payments
now to obviate action by the next
Grand Jury, which will have the mat
ter up again for disposition.
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Miss Alice Gaines of. Oxford, Neb.,
is the guest for several weeks of Mr..
and Mrs. Clarence B. Lee. She is
Mr.. Lees sister-in-law and lived in
this city years ago, during the life
of her sister, Mrs. Lee. After visit
here Miss Gaines will go to Miami
to make her home with her nieces
there.
Mrs. Charleton Chapman drove
from Danville Wednesday to convey
his wife home after pleasant visit
with her mother, Mrs. G. r. Womble.
Mrs. w. A. Bowling has enjoyed a
motor trip in Florida this week with
relatives from Valdosta.
DR.. and Mrs. j. H. Whitsett left
Wednesday evening for Atlanta.
They were accompanied as far as
Macon by Mr.. Harold Kassewitz, who
will go back to Miami within day
or two.
A message from Miami stated that
DR.. R. M. Ware, Mr.. and Mrs. Rufus
Smith and Mrs. J. M. J. Luke would
arrive Friday for visit to relatives
and friends.
Fitzgerald leader enterprise and press. (Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Ga.) 1921-1964, 1926-04-08

Miss Evelyn Owens made such
rapid recovery from her recent APP
pendix operation in Macon that she
has been allowed to return to her
home here for convalescence.
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Mrs. w. A. Bowling has enjoyed a
motor trip in Florida this week with
relatives from Valdosta.
Evening star., 1926-03-27

1884 K ST. NV.
10 rooms bath. hot-water heat. Imnte
date possession. S66 30.
Evening star., 1926-03-27

1 rn1, murphy bedl. dining ale, kit.
3 rms. rms Murphy btdj' dining ale. KIT. S-O'0O
REDUCED RENTALS. ''oO
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FREE RENT TO APRIL 1st.
5-room. brick. dwelling; Just papsred and
painted large esS fT9nt : s4fTd syf sw.
large r. & b.; gas light: new latrobe !:
recently papered and placed in perfect con-
d''i0n' SEQ Rfa' REsEsao1R EssISsa RID. NV.
.'d sss SssSRRSs pI sl' sw S,r
painted 5 O. @ It. 10 Park R' vs% gsp'5Ssa Sare sea
Rent isS'isSc + s.5 gsSB. sp
good ''nai'ii3 'l6ls sna a,sa .sS sT FeR'w NV.
'l'o fuT97sssss 97ssasSt. ssat dRsnS dRssSiGsRTs0ls e. ssn'
.isIH .sspns nfS porcss s. cssr sssh ss
er.& b. elsc. steam heat: owner win
make repairs sg5 6oT iT,E ssPsi 81. Sc, -,
painted 1895 1853 kSNsas kEtfN2i;asd; Ays sto NV ES
''e h.whs ihsss' 'dsi HoRyRf oiayRsFfS sT KoE k'T. rent
ID ssrsss 81; Hvsas. as q. HDr Pe7S
FOR COLORED.
.c24 FLORIDA AVE. NV.
Kitchens Sofa aASvAS lSesHSn sTd snd SEeHf reduced
or. b: furnace heat. gas light: rent
only SoS'ssGls sls HOBART PL. NV.
6r. q b. sun parlor: furnace heat: elec-
tricisy being i9:ta3llsSai sst 3SS sF ley rNSpt.
8 rooms: gas light; latrobe heat: owner
will make Bseissos5y HoSxFFp sspeiE. ~ Rspt $3.50
6.r; b.: furnace heat; Eas Light: good
c0n0''''A 4SS iSth ST, s.E.
6r. g. b.: h.-a.h.; Eas light; Just papered
and painted; new hot-water heater. Rent
636 G ST. S.E.
Sr T. b.: latrobe heat: gas light: good
condition and low rent.
Inspect the above list Of houses and sub
NIT your offer: many have lust been pa
pered and painted throughout and in per-
N. T. RYON CO.. INC,
1923 r St. Main $500.
sslsk k.ls stsAs AsAa e..a ysSS||1 S|TTtsr... W..
Evening star., 1926-03-27
RENT HOTSES-UNFTRNISHED.

7 n ST. NV.
Six rooms and bath, hot-water heat cleo
tricity; TWo-CAR GARAGE This house Is
Ve.y good rental value at S95.
CAFR1T/
Evening star., 1926-03-27
2476 10Th ST NV

2426 10Th ST. NV.
reception hall and bath: southern exposure;
ceptlonaliy large closets: very nice apart
'H ~ four % rooms 0 and Ss,h: all W newly deco. S'
rated.
THE RODMAN,
Conn. Ave. and Rodman St.
Excellent apartment. Of four rooms. re-
cepton hall bath and porch: $50 month.
1920 MASS. AVE. NV.
Qne.half square from Dupont Circle: ex-
cellent apartments Of two rooms, kitchen
decorated;- mirrored doors tiled bath: ele.
vator; S75 month.
800 WARDER ST. NV.
New building all outside apar.men.ei
l471 IRVING ST. NV.
One apartq,ent Of tyo rooms. kitchen
Kitchen and bath: $55 month
1874 MONROE ST. NV.
.n1S,tsg ITo,tspiiy spar,msns have nine rooms
and Msa. bath and tsres rooms snf bath ho;
at S75 month.
221o 35th PL. NV.
Two rooms kitchen and bath sleeping
porch: h.'w.h.. cleo; $3.50 month; will
redecorate.
Evening star., 1926-03-27

RENT HOUSES UNFURNIsHED.
FOR RENT TO CoLoRED.
f isss' 81 siw se44 r.. b. aad ... sS9%
l'' '''"Fi fiS5D 81 IN iS SPAsysT a go %"
COLORED BARGAINS.
SSs SSs & SS;S & & t.. ~ :. I ts@
'4sf i'S s5S 5SsEPs > g:ssis i;so
4130 5th ST. NV.
heat. electricity and ali G modern convenience
s65. $40 extra with garage.
3433 l4th ST. NV.
Nine rooms % bedrooms. hot-wster heat
mediate possession; 500.
$40 End ST. NV.
bath papered and painted. ss5. Very de
sIrable for looming house.
1884 X ST. NV.
10 rooms. bath. hot.,wa,er heat Imntt
date possession $4,000
SHANNON & LUCHS.
7ls 18th ST. NV. ~ MAIN es4s
5O4 SEWARD SO. 81
q FACING 4 PARK AND PA AYE. aI.E s.E.so
}fSFi Ss'3 S.s .sgs
I'LL 10Th st. NV
Eight 1879 iiaoEEss FH6R1bH fGons haa RSR 2S'h DE m0nn
semi-detached. seven rooms and bath. $50
e1o4 II ST. NV: N;w:.s,.,,
6is NoRffH GxRotINA AVE. Sc.
tisi'y: i1 'GSi ns%y a?S SnsS %S noah
Eight rooms and bath SEQ month
y. l.. SALISBURY CO., 1Nt..
1918 Eye ST. NV.
Phone Main 59O+.
go KY. AVE. SIS ROOMS 49,
lath ih'a and sts' s.r % rooms bath. $50
iGaT \ \ I've ave rooms ba9h s9Gn' oals
I07 ] 81 s.w4 rooms. bath -. 5000
29s 99so s'h st. seS roSms soo. %s'er ws.r &C.. ''
so" r.,.n,o., ,-,' 'GoLoREEp1.; 1.o,,. na,n Eo 60
4ia THoNas H9SfSse p S' Bhk6wa FGH Sfg 'sfi
1910 GIRARD ST. NV.
Three-story, bay window brick: 10 rooms.
. baths; electric lights. hot-water heat.
A. c. HOCGHTOS L CO.. REALTORS
1919 II st. NV. Phones Main 1885: I53l
DOWNTOWN SECTION.
Large corner houss OF 9 rooms and 3
baths. hot-vster heat. electricity: wonderful
3s0i LiVINGsToN ST. NV:
Attractive house. rooms, reception hal
and bath; aH9t; sisn 'Toscsr 81. a% 2F5f garage.
rnnpns and SIl6 90
! 500 G ST. NV.
z rooms and bath; $4,000
602 A ST. Sc.
~ rooms i7sf az SoRtH soiR fiec eccAPTToi sT .ooV
8 rooms. bath. "; n. eicc 'Sob.uc
: rooms and bath, h;w:h: eIec $500
8 rooms and bath. elec.. furnace heat;
a213' III ST, E.w.
: rooms and bath. electricity. .S6o.55
22l2 F ST NV:
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WHITE PROPERTY
POLL Col. re. n.w.--l3 rooms b.. $4,000
1927 o ct n.w.--9 rms & baths. 1o992o
6l3 NJ st. n.w-s rms & bath. 49,. $3.50
800 14th pl. n.e.-6 rms. T. bath 5000
i424 Pa. ave sa-6 rms & bath. $3.50
4lS 18th ct. s.v.-0 rooms. 2O.50
FLATS,
SI4 Eys 8 9,d room. -sr,sT; 4 3 5S 80 90
nnA1 E1tA
Evening star., 1926-03-27

1902 18th ST. NV. soo- oo
r@FRs TEs isS sff$ssS ssa5 isih ST. 90
rooms ,.ss al GofaSbiS hASEbEEsSsBSORS SsBSORSv.
rooms rooms and and ss.s BAN ss sSssS
rooms and 0.iSi isih 90 to $40 $500 90
'oo'9 SaaE fS.:s a1Ks4?SI 5s t:s s,|s sS% % s soo 90
rms rec Fm sess $50 sHsf oNh FooO 70 S.ao'Oo
1sG4Ri 1S%RaiSsTos tSs ReSs isol wToMiNa AyG:v0oo yG:vo
ISL ST TEF EHTSHiss SHS{S$TqaSS; $STFqaSS;ur.
rooms bath snd nad6g%HsD., g%sTHsss.i 'S'0'00
rooms and S'sssa 'ssssas QUE $50 to 5000 90
rooms and Si's 1900 EYE i ESQ., 90 to $500 $50 90
room: cos&sb s23 sf.h IAN AID E9E es $500
room reom af R,essne;.e Sasn and bath $l5 to
rooms !,Ssfe wfsERfY fef 'fs6 is6s sF. eoo W
FooS eLESEf1SD aeS St1h soss MAcoxB 81 ,9sO "
sss%' Il 5SSqssS|SSis $s|Si i.ie g. to .ss sSS %
rooms sas siSs: Si|ss: i s4ah1s 1sNsoo to 1000 SS
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2 rooms. kitehenette and bath. 5000
PSsHDENA. PiSai En- . asss s ADAMS MILL R9 2eo
TEfscoNsiN EPHss ssH Oasii assiiio Wisconsin, AVE:
rooms kitchen. dining slcove and s-o "A
room ICONS kitchen, dining aaicove in ''0'OO
closed closed G porch q. ana bath ''..''''' E99'9999 99'9999
''e as,o Sk{gHEh4b S{EfEhh44b p1
room: rooms: 81 Ss,G sSs to ssSSss
room. and Siss S.|s Soks ASss Zoo to s.7.so
10 rooms and > os4 saiAis A;issi6 sr.: $500
To29; 2R.fo e6s 0:ss sss7 ADAMS Mill iSSs'oo H. 90
8 rooms and sss ss'hi hiis,h sT. NV $1,000
Fe'FfH stisfsnSI.2s II aAs*AED srSh 81
rooms hall i1ssSF'S issS coz PoFfeb5 Rb $1,000
assS SRsESSSAss9fstt; RSsEisSSSoAss9fss ttvE.
room: rooms inS sna sash so to
NJ i75o 20 nAR'sPoH' isth sP,
room rooms 'nn and osa sash $4,000 to So s5 SO
s rooms, hall, porch and bssh ~. 1900
: rooms rooms and BAH $500
rooms e sfSsfAP$H fisfPS S 9ossfs IS 200 90
room: room: :na sna Ss,s: Ssss s:slSS tS siiSSSS
5 rooms rooms and bath h::.:::..:.:.5 55S to 40
II. L. RUST COMPANY,
sis MIR lPis sgs ssgsssES NV
Evening star., 1926-03-27
TO COLORED.

Modern tapettry brick house northeast
hot-water heat: electric lights; tile bath: Gel
lar; stationary tubs: porches: large front
and back yards for sale on rental basis; no
cash required Address Box ASA. Star
Office.
1904 X ST. N.W.-10 ROOMS,
two baths, hot-water heat, cleo
tricity. Rent, $3.50 month. Suit
able for studio or business.
VIM. K. Ellis. 1889 Eye st. NV.
Evening star., 1926-03-27

Main 2Io0. e26 18th 81. NV.
1852 PARK RID. NV
rooms and bath. h.-w n. elec.: excel
lent condition: this home is most conven-
'''''' 1850 GiRXRD ST. NV
Q rooms. . baths newly papered and
PtGSsa: phlaSssH sfTo Sic gao month. so'e anu new ~
1929 10th ST. NV.
q rooms baths semi-detached brick;
excellent home section. adjoining Rock
1922 18th ST. NV
rooms and bath, 8 bedrooms: will be
newly .pspered ad painted: convenient ioea-
''O"' SDoNSELLY 4 PLANT. ISC. coo
Evening star., 1926-03-27

2o1l Col. I'd n.w:-l3 rooms & 2 b.. $4,000
1927 ct. n.v.--0 rms. e. Q baths. 10000
ii45 i7th ST. n.w-s rms. e. bath. 1870
6l3 NJ st. n.w.-s rms. & bath So 80
800 14th pl. nee rms. l. bath. 5000
i424 Pa. ave sA-6 rms. bath. 1880
ais 18th st. s.w.---5 rooms. ....... 2o50
SS4 Eye Eye" st. nv. srd r." 8 rooms 1 b IS 90
THE WASHINGTON LOAN e. TRUST CO.
Real Estate Dent
Evening star., 1926-03-27
HALL & GRAY.
D0A II c. ~ Z

SEE THESE IOUAT.
In Washingtons best residential section,
Conn. ave. near Woodley rd.-DeliKhtful
nome OF 9i 10 rooms: . baths s servsnss rooms. So
rated: Sl65.
1928 B st. s.w.--Modern home OF 8 rooms
and bath fine condition: $50.
Near 18th and Florida ave. ne.-Modern
new home OF rooms. tile bath. hardwood
floors. sleeping porch. breakfast porch. front
porch. built-in refrigerator; S57 so.
Near 18th and Kenyon sts. n n.w.--Modern
500.
WAITER A. BROWN. 1900 H ST. NV.
63S NEWTON ST NV
detached frame dwelling on large lot.
rooms. bath. h.-v.h.. garage rent. S6~