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The Washington times., 1926-12-17

if enough entrants are at hand there.
also may be one staged for The bet.
ter billiardists Of Class A.
ANY information regarding these
tournaments may be had of Manager
Concannpn at the Arcadia.
The Washington times., 1926-12-17
Roberts Dundee
Return Bout
January IA

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. II.
Eddie Roberts. the Tacoma
Tagger, and Joe Dundee, Balti-
more weIterweight. will meet in
a 15-round bout at Madison
Square Garden, New York, on
January Is, it was announced
today by Jack Connors, Rob
erts' manager.
Roberts recently scored 9 one
round Knockout Of Dundee IN
San Francisco, thereby causing
one Of the greatest fistic upsets
Of the year.
The Washington times., 1926-12-17
Z Broolzlyn. and AIike DUNDEE popn.

Of Brooklyn. and Mike Dundee popu.
lar Rock Island featherweight. will
clash in the feature event at Ash.
land auditorir tonight, They will
box 10 rounds to a decision All
thongh Stein is a fast and clever
fighter. Dundee. by virtue of his
superior punching power. is favored
BY local fans to win. Irish Mickey
Gill and Tommy Milton will box
the semisWindup. 10 rounds at ia
pounds
The Washington times., 1926-12-17
FOR
B|('BCYS
BY Davis j. Walsh

NEW YORK. Dec. l7.--Quite some
few OF the boys with big ideas and
feet will slip their leg chains and
go for an airing in public next
week. providing the first showdown
In the heavyweight situation. TN.
fortunately in a case or this kind.
some one usually is shown up.
Maybe Ii will be Jack Delaney,
the light heavyweight champion,
who seems to have convinced a lot
or silarpshooters that Gene Tunney
win be discontinued. abated and
altogether withdrawn from circula,
tion at the earliest possible mo.
meflt. Delaney will meet Bud Cor
man, wisconsin heavyweight. In
Jersey City on Monday night in
the first. OF two Christmas fund
shows.
The Washington times., 1926-12-17

The Maloney. Person proposition
looked like a big shot until the
Swede finished second to Pat Nc
earthly some months ago. Maloney
can take ali the McCarthys in the
world like d boss takes charge,
but Person. too, vii be better for
the warm.up bout that burned his
fingers. III either OF this pair really
is going anywhere. he should start
on Wednesday without fail.
Anyhow, by Thursday morning the
public will have fair idea or
where It stands on the hea vyWeigflt
situation and some of the fighters
will have fair idea Of where they
fell
The Washington times., 1926-12-17

jack SharIkey. Boston heavy
weight, was to meet Sul.y Mont.
gOn1ery I'M Boston on December
20. bud today he had put in a
request that the bout be can.
ceIled because OF an injury to
his right hand sustained IN q
fight lin Syracuse, NJ N, the
other night with Homer Smith.
Jimmy MaIOney and Harry Pers-
son will meet on December %
at the Garden. however,
The Washington times., 1926-12-17
M0HAWKS'
DANI)ERlJP

Piqued by the cocky attitude of
the Waverly Athletic Club, the Mo-
hawk eleven, according 10 its man
ager, Patsy Donovan. next Sunday
will attempt to relegate the North.
east team to the sandlot scrip hoap.
To secure an unbeatable hold
on the District sandlot football
championship. the MOllawlSs
must scalp Waverly in the
Stadium. which will be tie third
between these clubs this sea.
son, each having won one.
VaverIy. which hearkens to its
early season 80 victory and be.
Titles the Mol1awks' later 13sto-7
triumph, has done bit or broad.
casting lately concerning improved
form.
The WaverIys have been hard
at work for two solid weeks
conditioning physically and per-
fecting plays designed to trap
the Indians.
TO quote Patsy Donovan: When.
We lost to Waverly our team wasn't
ready Waverly surprised u.s..
Later when we won we had three
players who weren't in the first
game Abbatichio, Degassis and
King. And, believe me. they admit
that both our games with the
JYaVerlys were plenty tough, but
when they meet our outfit next
Sunday they'H never recognize it.
We're going to take all the steam
out OF that WaYerly talk.
The Washington times., 1926-12-17

Delaney will have the eyes Of
the country trai4ed on him when ne
meets German 1t will be the fork
in the road for the man who gladly
would abandon his lighs heavyweight
title in order TO be foot Ioose for a
rally with the bigger and better
boys. Jack simply cant help 1t
that bigger and better purses may
go with the attempt
They took the blankets off De
laney in waterbury the other night
for the first time since he beat
Berlenbach out Of the 175-pound
title last summer and the word
was that he didn't look so hot.
Still, he should be the better
for the effort when he steps out
again on Monday. and. in any
case. II he can't win convincing
" from German, there will be
New Britain herald., 1926-06-15
Holy Cross Prom Will
 Be Held Tomorrow

Worcester, Mass, June IS Pl- President and Mrs. Calvin Coolidge. Governor and Mrs. Alvan T..Fuller, Governor and Mrs. John H Trum- bull of Connecticut and former United States Senator David l. Walsh head the list of patrons and patronesses for the Holy Cross senior prom which will be held to- morrow night in the ballroom of the Bancroft hotel.
 Mrs. Fuller will be entertained earlier in the day. at a luncheon at Holy Cross college preceding com mencement exercises at which Gov ernor Fuller will be honored with a degree of IL. D. Covers will be laid for l s guests.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-15
NINTH CARDINAL 5 COMES INCOGNITO
Munich Primate Declines Show
 Of Homage to Him

New York, June l5 Pl-The ros- ter of cardinals in America for the twenty eighth eucharistic congress vas complete today. with the ninth. Michael Cardinal Faulhaber of Mu- nich, in New York after an inter val of mystery as to his where abouts.
 The German prince of the church arrived tncognito yesterday on the liner Albert Ballin Clad in q shabby oYercoat green with age, and wear ing none of the insignia Of his high office, the cardinal was unknown even to his fellow passengers. He was on the passenger list as "Pro- lessor B. Michachs of Muenchon." In respect to his desire for as little publicity as possible, there was none of the gorgeous paEeantry displayed in welcoming the other seven mem hers of the sacred college to mark his decentralization here. X small delegation of German priests met him at the pier and conducted him to the home of a Brooklyn priest who is a personal friend. He re- fused to be interviewed by reporters, saying: There arc plenty of cardi- nals in New York. I am Professor Michaelis."
 This is his second visit 10 New York. Three years ago he was quot cd as having said in speech to 5000 German-Americans that the sinking of the Lusitania was a crime. Lately in Germany he de claped he had been misquoted.
 Among more than hundred oth- CT visitors arriving for the congress were Archbishop De Mottos primate of Portugal, and Archbishop Lisson of Peru.
 Today was set aside for the off, oial welcome of the state and city 10 the eight foreign cardinals and their retinues In spectacular cere- mony at city hall which rivallng Sundays welcoming services at St. Patrick's cathedral in brilliance, will include addresses of welcome by Governor Smith and devout Catho- lies. and reply by Cardinal Bon zano, the Papal legate. The off cial welcoming committee is non- sectarian in membership, Jews Pro-
New Britain herald., 1926-06-15
YOUNG BURGLAR.
Chicopee Boy of Ii Will Face Tour
 Charges in Court.

Chicopee. Mass, June I5 Pl- Only fl years old, John s. Szot will face four charges Of breaking and entering in district court today, after what police declare was Sunday of extraordinary activity, The of 1cers charge that young Szot, after stealing a variety of musical instru- ments from a carnival lot entered a hardware store and took two re- beating rifles, large quantity of ammunition and some flashlights. and set out for the board Of trade rooms where he made an unsuc- cessful attempt 10 crack the safe, following this escarade with a visit to printing shop where he is al legged to have taken some equip ment, and then 10 have scattered the type cases through the shop.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-15
Turner's Convention
 Notes Orders Growth

Louisville. Ky. June 15 LP,-Tur- nerism's growth and development since the organization Of the Amer ican Turnerbund in 1853 will be shown in a series of tableaux at the formal opening Of the thirty-third Funniest here tonight, Ton thousand members Of the organization from this country and Germany are here for the event and Of this number 4000 will participate in the six day program of athletic competition and exhibition.
 The visitors will be welcomed by Governor Seibol Of Pittsburgh, pres ident Of the American Turnerbund.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-15

testants and representatives of all other religious sects joining In the greeting to the Catholic princes.
New Britain herald., 1926-06-15
Tub Covers

First quality of this well known brand; heavy glaze finish with attractive pat terms, also plain white: size 34x1lz yards. D For Wednesday OCC
Evening star., 1926-10-23

WOODBRIDGE, D. c.
Bargains. Bungalow, s rooms, h.-w.h.,
ami; stucco finish: best location large
lot: paved street. Save one Thousand dol.
lars. Buy. now. Only $7.75O Easy terms
7.room home for sale or rent
Groom home for rent
S-room home for rent.
F. A. LINGERM
300 gath St. NE
Half block south r. I. Ave.
Evening star., 1926-10-23

LOTS FOR SALE.
County
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Evening star., 1926-10-23
sALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

Unt
BbuSSeALoW MoPERN Rooms ANp
near cars, bus line. school and stores: Ar
road poe on veTs easv
terms, terms; E a: ELDREp West iss. or or B. n.
convenient co !e, section: Arlington; only $500
4. T. oRRisoN Clarendon gel '' w. y
SHEiSSESS eS$sSFF$1 ~ sSg
Evans Bldg. Main IIb or Clarendon 277:
BuMGAI9w Ia EXcEtLEST yAkUE EYE
oored d0ae Gomez 00fS lsSssd
S2ssgs SS522sssggs 8 snfpFS Ssk s. s12 is4 $500 cash
asa ssS ssr. ws ess Es;s
a on Ra?ssE soss so sssS bassce s ee So
eSa hih l. PRcE fHfSfes sunday At s HIGH
lands Ian Station: or phone Clarendon 445-W-1
81 a Alss ons E
BLOCKS psF TO s,asn AsS eE % saSd h eas6
sleeping porch in Aurora Hills close to
Of ear thes m,ss s
eng er eae Isr ss4 and a
to build or build to suit: Also to rent.
ar. ami. furnished. l 7-r.. ami. unfur-
nished at $50. Also 3 steam.heated apis
4 and 5 rooms. at $50. i store at $45. See
these Sunday or arrange for an interview.
90
BUILD YOUR HOME IN CLARENDON VA,
! will supply the land. build your home and
finance 1t for you on a small cash payment
balance as rent. have two houses for sale.
ami, hot-water heat. Address Box 2-H
Star Office
Groom BUNGALOW; H.-w.H MODERN
Improvements, large cellar: lot 50x15O:
$1,000: easy terms ~ block from bus
Cali owner. Hyattsville 6O4.
YOUR DECISION NOW
MEANS FUTURE HOME SHELTER.
Move. into new Takoma Park bungalow
on on small cash payment and easy monthly in
ing porch ami. splendid construction. high
location: artistic interior: shaded lot: hard
wood floors throughout; fireplace: h.-w,h..
concrete cellar, coal bin and chute. laundry
trays. built-in ironing board. refrigerator
and pantry: attic.
FOUR SOLD BEFORE COMPLETION.
onr,cA4LL GALL OWNER: ADAMS 522
24s
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JEFFERSON PARK.

A community of artistic homes and re-.
fined people. The house pictured here has
Just been completed. 1t contains spacious
rooms. tile bath with built-in fixtures hot.
water heat: steel-beam construction open
fireplace, oak floors and many other fea.
lures that belong in 1927 Model Home
Its design won first prize in Nationwide
architectural contest
The price and terms are extremely attrac-
tive But il you are not fully pleased with
the homes already completed. BRING YOUR
PLANS. and we will build your ideal home
and on as little as $500 cash payment
Evening star., 1926-10-23
y. d. HINUUN.
Owner and Builder
CLARENDON. VA

CLARENDON, VA.
4,room house. electricity. gas lot 5Ox114
ssS6o,i good location M near pike bus; elec cars
ance very easy monthly payments
New Or & b. bungalow. cellar. furnace
PRICE. So. 500: easy terms
Or; D. house; cellar. hot-water heat. cleo
gas: gas: i9t 6Oxl II: high location overlooking
venient to pike. stores. etc. Price. $8. $50
Before buying. selling or exchanging con.
N. +. RYON CO.. INC,
Clarendon 1870 1904 WiIson Plv5
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FOR SALE-ACREAGE.

SMALL ACREAGE IN NORTHWEST NEAR
Country Club: price reduced.
tf~i-,
Evening star., 1926-10-23
SALE OR RENT-SUB. pROPTY.
w.%1ED-SUBUke,< PROP,

able for poultry raising: preferabiy on or
near Marlboro or Leonardtown pike. Ad
dress Boy 3H1 B Str Ofyica.
Evening star., 1926-10-23

eroom mer ana % bath home uGs n 1e Tood eondiiion
good terms to responsible purchaser. North
S101 after 6:a0 p.m.
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SHORE PROPERTY.
LONGVIEW
AT THE MOUTH OF PISCATAwAY
CREEK

AT THE MOUTH OF PISCATAwAY
CREEK
For sale a country home with 130 acres:
so acres under cultivation. The residence
is located on a high elevation in a wooded
park of 25 acres with entrance gates and
an unobstructed view of Washington. Alex
andria Fort Washington, Fort Hunt and
Mount Vernon. The house is new and CON
tans large living room with fireplace,
large, center stair hall. dining room, with
on first floor; upper and lower, porches;
four master bedrooms. bath and large stair
hall also maids room and bath, on second
floor. Two bedrooms have fireplaces. All
hardwood floors, chestnut trim with natural
and cold water. Water supply from spring.
Two-car garage with cement floor. pump
house. tenant house. large barn and all neces-
sarv Outbuildngs.
This property is near Accokeek. Md. about
90 miles from Center Market. The State
road now under construction. will pass
within one mile of property.
All tillabe land, is very fertile and pro-
,iucing large crops of corn. wheat and to-
hacCO.
half mile of water front: good beach :;
excellent duck hunting.
{. Fl. PEARCE. AGENT,
ACCOKEEK. MD
nrn ,Sr-,-
Evening star., 1926-10-23
OAKCRFST

WOODBRIDGE, D. c.
New houses at GATH and Perry sts. Six
rooms, bath: h.:w.h. elec. lights gas built
in refrigerator: large lot. Price, SS25O easy
terms. F. SONNEMANN Owner and Builder
Evening star., 1926-10-23

FIVE.ROOM AND BATH BUNGALOW: !:
electricity: $500 for quick sale; barg ain
Address Box 55.H. Star Office 24e
Evening star., 1926-10-23

CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
Sacrifice for immediate sale. unusual home.
green shingle: rooms. tile bath. large re-
ception hail. colonial stairs. open fire,
beamed and paneled dining room: entirely
reiecorated; large front porch. garage. paved
alley. roses. shrubbery: "a block from Conn.
ave-: attractive street, 5 minutes to school,
theater etc. Phone Cleveland 5542
Evening star., 1926-04-12
BOSS & PHELPS.
SELECTED APARTMENTS.

BOSS & PHELPS.
SELECTED APARTMENTS.
LONDON HALL. 1873 18th ST. NV,
new and modern freproof building
within convenient walking distance Of the
living room dressing room. Kitchen and
bath Builtin bed: "a hour elevator and
GLARseow Rae96S 'eE5f GoEss S sSq 3Hsh %He
Splendid new building at northwest
ears uP p1 'TS Bus sop az doo
Kitchen STe'a and d'oiess oath. $3.50 50 to S $3.50
M;ASSNoTH OAK gardens.
Imposing brick building on the heights
OF GeS9rset1SSn uts ssS ssSve st 1ear! nd
One One aud two rooms, Kitchen and pain
VEST cIIfP9N L sP6 FERRAcE mSRiI Apartment. 800
tion hall, porch. kitchen and bath. $50
THE STRATFoRD, 2o1o Kalorama Rd: NV;
rooms e a'S With Kitchen and md bath $3.50 to
THE DUDDINGToN. 1854 Lanier Pl NV,
Suite "a, comprising . rooms. ktch-
THE LANsISG. Ii6 No, No. Carolina Ave. Sc.
sshs d,sds s po2s Ehen f ahd Ge bd Pe
90, oo1venient z 10 70 cars. Only 500 month
G@Py,sdes s9y desofssed 81 ]O'; s55 NsVnS Month ' ''
VO' Attractive suite on second floor. si1
:, ,aa .hr9gThog' 9g;b y N%'al Rental s55 month
Conveniently located building. Apart;
BstH q sSS to nf Eg2S' Etssin mGnS and
BOSS & PHELPS,
Main $500.
1417 X Street.
T5IpEH HAL bRASTHEST y, sa0.I saopEL
one one unfurnfsSed apt Available. we have
waiting list for furnished suites. Resident
manager.
1900 PARK gD.. Corner 18th st;-side cx;
TSenls pSsnr housekeepins, @ p9 % See i and You viii
door. iS%s =; at 1902 PARK I'd. with gas. $50. ~
RocKsBoRo. l7I7 R ST. N.w.-Elevator
service: chance opening: l room. kit. bath.
STANLEY ARMs-I2th St, above Mass.
ave- Just competins tim Now stibg for 1s
y d,sssqs fose. eSnnRsd VIII
dining room and half with dining alcove.
Apply early.
1903 CLIFTON sT-Near Central High
School. rooms housekeeping; desirable
exposure for Summer: $65.
1885 PHELPS PLACE-Near Conn., ave- Re-
fined apt. building: elevator; 5 rooms. house.
keeping. A bargain: furnished If desired:
until October.
64e NEWTON ST;--Near Ga. ave. trolley.
Modern. new apt: building. e.m.i. Repre-
sentative, 4 to 6 80 pm and Sundays.
One room. kitchen. alcove and BATH ample
closets. Desirable for young couples seeking
low-priced apis. $40 up. Going fast.
BETHESDA. MD.-Choice. new apts.. .
rooms. kitchen. bath; ami. Suburban. in
viting: reasonable
THE GORGAS-Ga. ave. and Aspen st.. 4
rooms. housekeeping. with reception hall and
bath: ami. Comparison invited today: only
one unoccupied.
MADDUX. MARSHALL. MOSS & MALLORY.
sas 18th st. NV. Main 1o1s4.
New Apartment Building
AT
1909 11th St. NV.
(Between X St. and Mass. Ave.l
Living Room Foyer, Dining Alcove. Kitchen
and Bath.
Attractively arranged: moderate rentals.
Manager on Premises.
Thomas ]. Fisher & Co., Inc,
73s 18th St Main $3.50.
Evening star., 1926-04-12

ONE BLOCK OFF CONN. AyE--BEAUTI,
full housekeeping apt; 4 unusually larSe
rooms and bath. ami. 1 exposures. un-
limited phone; reasonable. 3ol3 Porter s''
Evening star., 1926-04-12

4 ROOMS RECEPTION HALL AND BATH
ali outside rooms; one OF the best arart.
mentS in the city: unexpired lease: cLun' cr
possession May LIST. Apt. 30". @aol ION
Evening star., 1926-04-12

ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR; MODERN SIX
room home, all conveniences, cleo, gas tele'
phone, garage. Adams 1921. 92S HamIiton
Evening star., 1926-04-12

FOUR ROOMS AND BATH ALL OUT
ala Aspin St. Takoma Park. D. G. A51ssms
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WALKING DISTANCE. .
1919 NJ st. NV: S50--5 rooms. pam,
ami; 2nd floor. newly decorated. MAIN
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Colored-632 Que NV.
rooms. kitchen and bath: electricity
gas. nice condiSOn: apartment open. North
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iight: open fireplace; furnished or unfur-
nished. Address wallace Bryant. 1919 g
Evening star., 1926-04-12

NEAR GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS--
Desirable apartment OF g rooms. bath. etec;.;
gas. heat. 2l34 Pa. ave. NV. Pnohe, soo'
Evening star., 1926-04-12

HANDSOME NEW. MODERN, APART;
500: near House ofice Building and Can
itol Roseanne Apartment. lOl D 81. 50
ONE SQUARE FROM DUPONT ClRCLL~
fronting on two % streets; newly papersd sdirani and
Stbn'eu $50 stone 4 & 'FATRFAx. l342 New
Evening star., 1926-04-12

pst3 QUARRY RID. NEAR TIE oNTAAhtO
A regular apartment house; second noni n.1,i !
grounds side snd rear; garden space: pa
nered to suit: sos. Key. Apt. 4. @ol3 1t'A
Evening star., 1926-04-12

Unexpectedly vacant In Plaza. 22d and
Penna. ave. at Wash. Circle. 7.story nre-
outside rooms. tile baths. etc. rms. $50:
8 rms, 500. Act quickly: SEQ janltor or
phono Main 6437.
Evening star., 1926-04-12

WOODRTDGE--N ROOMS AND PKINAIE
bath in new detached home. two oiocSSis sSSi
from r. /. ave- rent reasonable 24oA
Evening star., 1926-04-12

a31 KENTUCKY AVE SEE ROOMS
kitchcn bath large seeping rorch: heat;
light, gas furnished reasonable: employed
Evening star., 1926-04-12

FIVE ROOMS AND BATH IN EIRTsTr; +
rlasS condtIon: downtown: adults. ~l-o y
st asa
Evening star., 1926-04-12

1900 PARK RD.. Corner 18th st.-sde cx.
posure End floor. separate entrance: 8
rent it. $40: bargain. Also rooms. frat
floor, at 1902 Park rd.. with gas. $50.
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APA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


$50 RATIM ST. 4 s, NORTH FLoRIDA
ave-1 rooms. bath heat: garage: SPACE
for garden very ruiN; $25 act Quick -.
THREE ROOMS AND BATH; $50, IN THE THE
Carleton. 1741 Lapier pl Apti @FrsnRPpln
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APARTNENTS-UNFURNISHED
500 Thirteenth Street NV.

CORNER SPRING ROAD.
Available i5th--!Two rooms, reception
hall dining akcove. kitchen. bath. in-a-door
Evening star., 1926-04-12

FOR COLORED-COLONIAL HOME WITH
large grounds shrubs. etc car line in
Deanwood. See TEPPER. 468 La. ave.
211O J. ST. N.W-FOR COLORED. BRICE.
large rooms; reasonable. j. NJ. WOOD
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Main $500.
K Street.

TILDEN HALL APARTMENT HOTEL
3945 Conn Ave-Delightful for Summer
cafe. switchboard. elevator service. Only
one unfurnshed apt. available. We have
waiting list for furnished suites. Resident
manager.
Evening star., 1926-04-12

JUST COMPLETED.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
New ants now available with unusually
low rent. Exceptionally large rooms. tiled
3 rooms, bath. large closets. etc. $50. 30
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO,
e18 18th St. Franklin 1l40.
Evening star., 1926-04-12

Iatr0he heat so. "
BEAUTIFUL HOME N CHEVY CHASE
d. 6; fine locality z rooms and bath
House the same as new. Rent very reason
able. Quick Realty Co. 14l0 II OF. nv. .
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ALABAMA AVE. CONGRESS HEIGHTS
Near cars. bus. schools. churches, 6-rooni
dwelling. hath. h. h. cleo. porches. de'
tached. Rent sos 90.
P. J.. wALsHE; Inc.
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N. ]; RAINE. ,..-

FOR COLORED-I609 MARION ST. NV
: rooms and bath. SO.
I'll Harvard ct. n.w.-6 rooms and path,
Evening star., 1926-04-12

FOR RENT-MoDERN OR. AND BATH
home. Lincoln rd. near Y. !. ave: newly dee
grated and painted: INV h, elec. ". 1891
n I1TrT'
Evening star., 1926-04-12

COLORED. 1872 30th ST. SW.--8 ROOM :
and bath. brick. S37 80 per month.
COLORED. 2l24 NEW YORK AVE. NV
- III n n.I.r. ,enrrAl
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RENT HOUsEs-IrNFURNIsHED

FOR CoLoRED-zCoLoNIAL HOME WITH
base eSdqnds See s9P s s SG LA car ae /"
211Io ! ST; N,W-FoR CoLoREp. BRJCH BEdGH
WARD 723 10th St IL
FOR RENT---MODERN OR. AND BATH
GRATED and painted: INV h, elec. ". 969I.
COLQRED., 1872 30th ST. MS ROOM
COLORED. 2I34 NEW YORK AVE. NV
Brick: s95' 40 per month. .--------
lI13 PENEA. AVE. s.E.---G ROOMS. BATH
latrohe heat: SO. "
BEAgTgTL G6a dds, aSME 4odms Canvf and GHAsE ba;
s5lf: quick Realty Co. 14io III" st. nv
ago G. ST NE-8 ROOMS AND BATH
good condition; garage. Franklin o%oY2S;H.
sS2 S9fch q caSase.: sr s5a5o Man 4ss7
l345 IRVING ST. N.w.--9 ROOMS AMI
bath garage: modern: newly decorated; cios"
to- to l4;h street business section; very desiF
E!SH H&aNs &s ss4sT sSR SaTS SS Alssssay '
e41 a = STREET M SINLARGE i,Il, F,Ix. six,RSooN; 90;
1907 \ LOUIS y svr. p. Si%. SSH%2EMAkIEsii Isin 11ss
1870 GIRARD ST. NV.
Three-story. bay-wlndoW BRICK. 10 ROOM
Q baths: electric lights hot-wate heat
1919 II HoSfHToYP PSens. eo Msn EKAL5IS8SES5 LI5SSS5a
I24 ADAMS ST N.W-6 R & b: H.-W.H
elec.; perfect condition: large Gear gaTaSe
CAYWooD BROS. & GARRETT. INC.
9l5 New York Ave. w.
1851 9th ST. N.W-6 ROOMS AND BATH
$40. N; J. RAINE. 32S investment BIOS
725 18th STE ROOMS. BATH. SERN
ants toilet. furnace heat. electric light. He
FITCH. FOX & BROwN,
Main 30i I7i3 Eve 81. NV.
1O-ROOM. SEMIDETACHED BRICK.
baths. . garages: electricity, h ". heat: on
CAPITOL Hill. Call Adams 3528
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1925 MASS AVE. E---5 r. b. S62.5O.
sii 10th st. n.w:~3 r. b. S45,5o.
535k 2nd n.e.---5 r.. L.. b.. S52 80.
- II st. n.w-5 r. b. elec. $4,000.
a33 y. y. ave n.w.-73 r. sk.. >. $50.
f4S B st. s.w.-4 r.. b.. $1,000.
G29 E st. n.w.--3 r.. b.. k. $40.
1900 14th st. n.w.-3 r, k. b.. 500.
14th and n.w.-l3 r. b.. h.-w.h',
elec 500
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1896 18th ST APT. 2-3 ATTRACTIVE
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1887 CONDUIT RD-0 ROOMS
Park isGi pi.GModefn MOD rooms and bath. $50
1oI4 9th st. s.w.---6 rooms. bath -. 1000
Colored.
63s D st. n.w.--2-roon. bath apt. -S25.00
S14 10th st. n.w.--Single rooms 5000
THOS. d. WALSH,
SIS 11th st. NV. Main 1858. 1859.
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APARTNFNTS--UNFURNISHED

5(123 18th ST NV 5 RMS & b S70.OG
% Iowa circlc. NV. rms and bath. 90
l4l3 bst' eIer nv" rms ana DE- 80 90
ooo- =, ave x rms & h. 80 80
f"Jo ~ '"Lr rms & h - so
39S fath rms and bath 30 so
90 IA Gracs 81 n W : I,nl, ~ 90
o3i Nd, eve sw Apt e. pTar Tms' ,ns 70 90
OK New York Ave NV
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ROCKSBORO, l7l7 r ST. N.w.--Elevator
service; chance opening: l room. kit. bath.