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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-04-20

miles per day, your sled loaded on
. basis Of 100 pounds per dog. Four
huskies make good outfit, but five
arc better. Going out light, on glare
ice and no fresh, snow, the trip can
DO made in three days, Red Lake to
HUDSON.
There arc about 400 men in the
tents now and over 5000 claims have
been stakcd. A claim includes a 40
acre tract, This Red Lake gold strike
is right in the heart Of the moose
country Of Patricia, Northern Ontario.
I Lac Soul Lskc is about rs miles
long. It .sbounds in lake trout and
white fish. There is commercial
fishing post established on the north
shore. Red Lake is about 30 miles
in length. 1t also offers lake trout
and whitcfish.
One Of the boys. working few
miles west of the original strike re-
ports crossing a deer and a moose
yard the same dHy. There were
seven beds in the moose yard and 22
beds in the other. Lots Of wolves
there, The best sort of moose and
deer country, with good chance for
black bear anf caribou.
Not q few visitors to Red Lake
this winter have been outdoorsmcn
big game hunt crs and lovers of the
snow-shoe and dog team. The ro-
nance of = gold rush has simply fur
nishcd the necessary excuse.
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haps more employed. Speed is the
exception in the National.
The National League is curve
ball league largely because of the
Influence and attitude Of Manager
McGraw of the Giants. He is q
strong supporter Of the curve ball.
His pitchers work it overtime.
The methods Of McGraw are SIM
ply reflected in the other managers.
No one has helped more to bring
about a revival of curve-ball pitch
ing than McGraw. He is to be COM
plimented for that
The use of resin makes for a
flrmer grip on the ball. A curve ball
depends largely on the grip secured
by the pitcher.
Perhaps that is one reason the Ma
tlonal League is so strong for resin.
Resin Tangles
Unqucstionably the resin situation
is gong to create some unpleasant
situations before the season is over.
While no word has gone out as
yet. American League umpircs will
no doubt be notified that the use Of
resin be banned.
1t is possible some American
League pitcher may have the nerve
to ask for the resin bag. Not get
ting it. since there won't be any in
the American League, he might take
his case higher ups
Then there is the world series
angle. In reality the resin bag seems
like a small matter. yet it may stir
up lot Of trouble before the season
is over.
Dcarth of Catchers 49,
The catching end Of baseball is
most important. For several years
there has been dearth Of young
catchers.
Most Of the backstopping in the
majors this summer will be done by
veteran receivers.
The American League was partic.
uraly fortunate last year in dig
ing up two great young catchers in
Mickey Cochrane and Leo Dixon.
1t is years since so sensational q
"nnnrster as Gochrane has broken
into the majors. 1t was his hitting
alone that made him stand out over
Dixon.
Dixon is master workman back
Of the plate. IF he were 4 better hit
ter. Dixon would be as much talked
about as Cochranp 50 z. a.
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SPORTS
Escorts
TIGERS LOSE
MONDAY GAME
TO ST. LOUIS
Browns Now Considered in
.Pcnnant Race After Five
Straight Defeats

The st. Louis Browns, pcnnant
hopes in the preseason baseball pre-
dictlons, have won Il game after five
straight defeats and now may b,
considered as in the race.
Through Il chill afternoon, Mill
CASTOR Of the Browns. recently of the
Yankees, hurled excellent bail yes
,tcrday and set back the Tigers.
Bob Grove Of the Philadelphia,
Athletics. wild man" re vnnr
ago, held the Red Sox to three safe
tics ana won the morning noi.uay
game at Boston.
There were also good pitching per-
formances by Carl Mays of incin-
nat'. huntzlnger Of the Cardinals,
McGraw of Brooklyn, and Dean OF the
Phillies.
Huntzinger. former Giant. Travelled
II innings against the Cubs. permit
ting. eight hits. but lost in the 18th.
Wilson, former team mate i'm New
York, found him for three blows. The
score was to 4.
McGraw's effort at Philadelphia
gave the Dodgers their second
straight victory over the Pills, 4 to 2.
Waner, Cuylcr. Wright and Traynor
OF the champion Pirates gathered
singles off the submarine twirling Of
Mays at Cincinnati and managed to
score run in the final inning. The
Red registered seven hits off krcmer
and Oldham to win, to l.
Perfect Day At Bat
The Giants pounded former
team mate. Rosy Ryan. and defeated
the Braves to 3. Lindstrom had a
perfect day at bat with triple and
two singles.
After Grove had pitched his bril-
liant game in the morning, the Red
Soy went back in the afternoon and
gained revenge against the Athletics
with Ruffing in the box, . to |.
Simmons of the Athletics drove out y
homer in the morning battle, the only
man in the league outside of the
Yankee fold to accomplish the feat
since the season started.
Cleveland drove Blankenship Of the
White Sox from the mound and cap
tured the game, 5 to 1, with anoth-
~ ~"'aes "arformance behind the
excellent craftsmanship of Smith.
!. >.oiu wei,ner caused the IankS and
Senators to postpone their game.
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Fish and Game
BY MORRIS ACkERNlAN
AROtIT RED i.AkE.

II you arc coming to Rcd Lake
before the ice breakup you had better
get started by carly May. The "gold
strike" has been interesting to pros
pcctor. explorer. advcnturcr and out
doorsman alike.
They are arriving on the Red Lake
territory at the rate of about 30 per
day. Hudson is the railway point.
The Hudson station is on the Can
adam National railways. about 18
hours west Of Cochranc.
It's llS miles to the "find" over
the winter trail. The summer trip
will be TO miles. You can get in
now by dog team. horse and sleigh.
all the way by tractor and by Ford
truck over the ice as far as tn" Hnd-
sons Bnv depot at Lac Soul Post.
A good dog team will average 20
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-04-20
Three big Ten"
Teams Are Entered
in Drake RELAYS

Dcs Moincs, Ia. Apri! 30 R)-
The vanguard Of the $500 track and
Field stars that will represent col
lcgcs from every part OF the country
at the annual Drake relay carnival
here April 23 and "a. is now arriving.
The first track squad to arrive rep
resented the Oregon Aggies who came
directly from the Kansas relays held
at Lawrence last Saturday. 1t was
followed closely by the Dewitt pre-
paratory school team Of Washington,
ID. &.
The entries Of three big Ten"
schools we're announced today; Min
ncsota. with 33 men. Indiana with Is
and Michigan with 25.
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Earl Shelley &C. H. X.
Salt Lake, Pacific Coast League.
Where did the Giants obtain Jack
son Travis &c. II. l..
Little Rock, Southern Association.
What was the score Of the final
game Of the 1925 world series p
V. +. G..
Pittsburgh, 3: Washington, 2.
Copyright, 1926, NEA Service, Incl
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THE BISMARCK TRIBUNE


Gene Tunncy. light.heavyweigh,
champion of America, hss been dc.
featcd just once since taking up~pro.
fessional boxing in 1919. Harry Greh
whipped Tunncy in l5-repnd battle
in 1922. 90 a.
Tunney. however. more esan svcng.
cd the beating by trimming the Pitts.
burgh "Windmill' on two later oc.
casions, both bouts going the IL.
session limit.
Tunncy participated in five fights
last year. lIc won three on knock.
outs. The others were nO-deci on
affairs.
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here last season. is active along that
llne again this year and anyone wish
ing to obtain particulars concerning
the forming of teams should see HIM.
In order to get in shape for the
strenuous schedule which is being
planned. team of local business men
and team Of state capitol officials
and employees will have Il practice
game tonight at $3.50 at the grounds
of the William Moore school. Other
organizations &'hich are planning to
form teams include the Lair Motor
Sales company, the Bank Of North
Dakota. Armour Creamery. hardware
stores, Elks club and Lions club.
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The Referee

When did Dick Williams win the
national tennis titlc?-F. G.. II.
In. 1914 9and 1915.
How many professional bouts has
Rocky, Kansas had &c. #. +.
About f6o.
How many home runs were made
in the, major leagues last season p
r. u. W.
There were 998 hOmers made in
The kiE circuits in 1895.
Where did the White. Sox obtain
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1926-04-20
$50 Amateur Boxers
From Three States
Entered in Contest

Chicago, April 20--tP) The central
association A. A. u. boxing champion
ships get under way here tonight.
with more than $50 amateur boxers
from Wisconsin, Minnesota and lii
nois. Tonight the prclms in the fly
weight. bantamwcisht. fcathcrweight.
and lightweight classes will be fought
out and tomorrow night the wcltcrs.
middleweight. light heavyweight and
heavyweights will battle in the finals
The championship matches will be
held Thursday.
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Billy Evans Says
Sport Competition


What is the toughest form of sport
competition?
Which sport taxes the nerve control
most? Which calls for the creates ST
physical strain?
~ is pretty generally agreed that
golf and billiards offer the creates II
mental hazards. ! would rate golf
as the more annoying.of the two.
Sports that call for physical con-
tact like boxing, wrestling. football
and basketball, place the creates st
physical strain on the athlete.
Personally / have fused around
with all of them and | carry more
football sears than from any of the
others. On the grdion the odds are
always strongly against the ball
totcr.
Bias etball. until the officials be-
gan blowing the whistle for fouls
at the slightest provocation, demand
ed most highly developed condition.
or the sports that call for direct
contact between twp individuals.
believe boxing IS the toughest. Aside
from the severe physical strain en-
tailed. there is mental battle going
on from the tap Of the. gong to the
finish.
Sports like golf and billiards are
tougher on the nerves. because the
action isn't continuous and the play
or has plenty of time To fret over
his mistakes.
Pitching Styles
II Is a rather surprising fact but
the two major leagues lean to differ
ent styles Of pitching.
The National Lea~nn is strong for
the curve ball. While that STYLE
delivery gets good play in the
American. fast-ball pitchinr is per
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FIGHT RESULTS

Milwaukee Bud Taylor. Terre
Haute, Ind, beat Clever Scncio,
Philippines l0).
Pittsburgh Jack Zivic, Pittsburgh.
and George Levine, Brooklyn, fought
"a draw (1O.)
London-Elky Clark, Glasgow, Brit
ish and European flyweight champion,
defeated "Kid Socks" COY.
Buffalo-Johnny Risko, Cleveland;
won from Romero Rojas, Chile to-.
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Make Rosenboom. Jersey CITY. de-
featcd Frank School, Buffalo (lO).
Bayonne, y. J.-Frankie Genaro
beat Willie Darcy, New York lO.
Youngstown, Ohio-Johnny Green.
New York. outpointed Jimmy Mcndo,
Philadelphia G2).
Mempls-Y Young Ross, Syracuse, n.
T.. defeated frankie Garcia, Los
Angeles (s).
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Spring Weather
Revives Interest
in Khtenball

Although the official k;ttenball sea-
SON Will not open in Bismarck until
Nay /, considerable interest is already
being shown locally in this line Of
sport and IL 10 certain that there will
~ ct le4st eight formed this season.
Harry Herschleb OF the Underwood
Typewriter c0mpAAy, who aroused :
great deal Of interest in the game
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games Today
brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Boston at New York.
Chicago at St Louis.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
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Pennant Progress
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games Today
New York at Washington.
st. Louis at Detroit.
Cleveland at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Washington.
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A police report shows there were
in excess Of 10000 traffic accidents in
Toxic last year, in which more than
10000 persons we're killed or injured
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Thirty Egyptian mummies Of
pricstcsses Of Anon have been found
in q tomb by British archacologists
working in Thebes.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Games Today
Toledo at Minneapolis.
indianapolis at Milwaukee.
Columbus at st. Paul.
Louisville at Kansas City
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WESTERN LEAGUE
Dcs Moincs 3, Tulsa s.
Omaha 5. st. Joseph g.
Lincoln 6. Oklahoma City s.
Denver Is, Wichita IS.
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Smith and L. Scwcll; Blankcnship.
Lcvcrettc, Connally and Schalk.
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ser, Kolp and Hoffman.
Evening star., 1926-02-05
W. H. WEST CO.
nlS IlIh ~ NJ .in uun

56lS CONNECTICUT Az T..
First floor apartment OF three extra large
rooms. Kitchen and hath: newly decorated .
very reasonable rent Also apartment ot two
rt"ms. reception ball. kitchen and bath $50
y. l.. S.ANSRCRN CO., INC.
lsls Eye st. NV. Phone Main 5HO4
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RENT-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.

7-ROOM HOUSE. ALL MODERN IMPROVE
ments. hot-water heat. steam and eleC.
trlc railway and Baltimore boulevard: good
garden spot. R. p. CARTTHERs. Riverdale
Md: Phone HyattsvIile 10. 7.
2so4 CLAIMING ST ALPHABETICALLY
new bungalow. rooms and bath. ami:
$50 ner mo GARMAN BROS. Line. 1900
2423 BLADENsBIRG RID. NE ROOMS
alu bdth. dml.. nice sunny Dor"n ana Sard !.
500 per mo. GARMAN BROS. Line. e40o.
NGALOWS-THREF: GAS, ELEC.. WA
ter, baths. garages. rent reasonab bic. inquire
236 Chestnut -t. LYON Park. Va. FRYES.5' >
2S04 CLAIMING ST. NE-s-ROOM BUN
galow. bath. all modern "unvenences. prac-
tcally new $50 peT month. GARMAN
BROS. Line. 940O.
2423 BLADENSRURG RID. Me- ROOMS
and bath. huilt-in garage and ice box :
2 MI. Rent. SS5 per month. GARhAS
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FOR SALE-LOTS,

j}EATTIFTTI lot I6th CT HEIGHTS
owner is forced to sell immediate1y, Col.
3247 3.
EXoEpr1tpMALtY ia. ION, ,;i WILL LOCATED 80 LOT
40x1o5 to wide alley. on prominent avenue
where values are increasing RAPIDLY. all city
improvements In now: 50 500 on terms
Address Box 64-s Star Office
MhIiE ~ EILoN Rs-BEI HESDA SEo,
io1 9eli located in this do grawinn 9SsnRe suburb
all improvements. paved streets eronomica,,,
MAN asa .venines P"1 5a4s o"''N '"'r 8.
,>,-..,,,,.x l,i, pI-S
noxil :. Il aEn1 NaASE TEAh as
nnr: q ooo' TERMS. adufrss hoN
star once
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-3 CORNERS NEAR
Cnun ave. soft front. all improv ements
50 500 each; $3.50 payment hal on ,nd
trust ST. OWNER Clev~ l2ra 81
pTrCu TENT IMoNc ruE PINES
~ .sh 81 nn,h
fttoHNsnS tt9Hts s nos 1oth ne :" "i'"'"' u h
I. .-- - - % - :. : -
HAsE FoH saLE LOTS tn1l 20 SILL
aote fof SEM -ue arheo or nelacheh nourfs
ecnsn ave- Priced ip@ low for Quick .a
Some very desirable lots at North Capitol
and Kennedy sts. NV
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FOR RENT-STORES.

yasAEF :.Esa sTas1 !s., xEH
My. sTAMBHGeA sfs asi" sss 's@rt or after f'
nm. AT Adams 735.
rate entrance: suitable for beauty parlor or
other business. 1910 G at. NV.
i,tI3 ltl3 WIsCoNSIN AvE........S5 S5o s5o 90 90
hi 55$i Hs,h ! St st. NV 1888 1888
''"4" Prospect j. ave fro Koi.B.. $500
a23 New York Ave Main 5Os7.
STORE FLAT S15 MO
'z' ana ",;& HSSsHToSS. CO sESfPTess
,,, FEE sts} SEE iNefloF ffESen
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plumbing, cleo. and gas; hne business ioca
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Splendid s,a ''rTy GFsaR i'2Fs sT 1.ry Nv u" rent
:. On, car line story store; su,iahl. locs-
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GOOD STORE WISCONSIN AVE. cOxbo.
with fun ,~llsr. in rapidly growing loca
uon. near Fessenden st. also apt shove wi tn
large rms, rec. hall. hath. modern: will
rent separately or as whoie for sl2b mo:
small store suitable for locksmith. larger
ones very well arranged for lunchroom bar
her shop, etc. Rent; Sc5 to S125 mo,
Splendidly located store. New York ave
ROOD for florist barber shop. tailor. etc Rent
McKEEvER 4 Goss.
1%I5 X St NV Main 475e>
G. ST. NEAR 9th NV.
Excellent location in best bushes. section
for any line of business. heat furnished.
Lease and reasonable rent
2204 18th ST. NV.
Large store. located in busy section large
garage in rear for four cara il desired. Rent
sO6I, EYE ST. NV
New store: gas and efec.: good show win
dovs: suitable for any business Rent low.
l10% l1th ST. NV
Two small stores: will rent separate.
y. E RYoN Co inr.. l4ea St. NJ. $3.50
NEW HILL BUILDING.
18th and ] SITS.
hss ss sis5
space. 81 feet on 18th St and 30 feet on
81. Al6.66. Same amount of space in
MOORE & HILL, INC,
40 18th St
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RENT HoUSEs-rIJRNISHED


CLEVELAND PARR-CORNER OVERFLOW
ing Cathedral: 10 rooms. . baths. brick: at
ractively furnished. Owner will rent one
year from about March /. Phone Cleve.
ENTIRE. HOME OR PART. COMPLETELY
iurnlshed. with garage. 3 porches: excellent
Spring rd So
WILL LEASE TO RELIABLE TENANT A
nx,ronm brick residence. handsomely fur
nIshed. ami: double garage: now occupied: ::
S105. 3513 Holmead pi. NV. Adams 1927.
MOST DESIRABLE S-ROOM DWELLING
sieepine porches. h-w h. ami: barxa ain.
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NV. or phone F. a44lW. g.
914 EAST CAPITOL ST
2-story basement brick dwelling: rooms
A.. c. HOJ1G GHTON Co. REALTORS.
1915 st. NV Phones Main 1536-7531
1928 5 ST. NV ROOMS AND BATH
nicely furnished: rooms of which rent
ed &c desirable tenant: balance. rooms and
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your use at so month.
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3l23 l4th St. NV Col. s3s.
4 VERY NICELY LOCATED HOUSE IN
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:, attractive hama nsar Mass: Az. Hxt.. 8
porches. Rent Sl35 mo
McKEEvER & GOsS
1915 st. NV Main ass.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
800 18th 81


Available now. magnificent apartment
occupying entire floor foyer. lOxlO:
drawing room. 1sx.4 dining room. l4xls:
library. I4xl4: kitchen l0xl4 two pan
tries. four master bedrooms and two baths
three servants rooms and bath. Per month.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

IN APT. HOUSE. > BEDROOMS. LIVING
room. X. b. unfurnished: maximum, price
No2o0 Address Box ol5-S. Star office.
: ROOMS. BATH. UNFURNISHED Ist OR
md doors: reasonable: permanent Mrs.
ELLIOTT. 415 Sc. Lincoln 1901.
, OR 2 ROOMS UNFINISHED. KITCH
exceed $40 Address Box lS4-S. Star ONCE
6s
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE,
ATTENTION.!

Realtors. Agents, Owners.
Real Estate. Land Parcels Acreage or Dor
mant Lots to BEST ADVANTAGE:
DEVELOPMENT Service. oficea sO2 Munsey
Bldg Phone NJ 5246. promptly devises the
plan provides development arranEes fnanc-
ing if desired lthereby eliminating cash out
layD and ASSURES THE QUICKEST AND
HIGHEST RECOVERY VALUE.
: This innovation In expert service merits
su bmttinE your projects. Conferences
strictly confidential. No charee for tenta-
tive investigation. Special attention Siven
to Surveys and Subdivision Work including
Development and Constructor
ROBERT E. KLINE. c. f.
Chief Engineer and Construction Manager.
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sALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY

SALE-StlB KHAN PROPERTY.
,yooDp TDcE oE :, Sn71{r,1 v
detscbed e ~ j. afa 10, asIso
t-Sa aAeu % T. q u NV n Iiet. IoI .So&i w:
,2,,n cash: hal- hke rent. I"t. 3363
BARGA1N IN WELL BUILT BUNG Allows.
and > rooms with bath: modern: oak
Phone Hyatts. 1913 B, Il Dolby ia5
Wash BALTIC blvd COTTAGE City Nd
WE Will BrILD YoT Orr SPECIAL
S1nn nnsb nlsnce Sa n'nsSlnw S nay anse
can't lot snywhere Within ''I 10 miles civ civ 2
ronn,S b.ti, n,p+ry. oi,sa a. - -.
Isrred a. needed eIectric ronss nf.s,ersd srd e,
panered walls oak foorse comnletes IN "iin sn
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bsa d nidhpn @ mm hIitrence ne, no" mnGn SoH
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- 1sL!l.e,,, r1e; ana I s.s nv L.
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NO: neW pr. ana ~ bungalow. hWd. floors.
loi oox.1.. reas. terms Potomac 1853. -
Sa35r
Nu. o,, so.'31om -, -,
street citv water sIectrictr .nd i apnh1a aadSa
porches in rnnven,ent so,tbeast x,,bIrh. mburh
500 cash. balance sss75 monthly. Room
II. n"
Evening star., 1926-02-05

$5OO,OOO to Loan on lst, End and
3rd Trusts.
From Ito years. To he paid on small
weekly or monthly psyments. arranged ac-
cordfng to your income. Small loans as
we'll large losns.
Rates Surprisingly Low:
Our plan entirely different. Strictly con-
ndentisI No red taps tn. ;,h quickest ck e. .erv- cry
sibie.. deed. certificate OF title or payment
book II you cannot come, to my ONCE. my
representat}ve will call to you. DR..
HENRY. Ind floor. opp., elevator PIG Bond
Building. sw corner 14th and N. Y. ave.
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WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED-IOTS.
Cash FOR BARGAIN FROM OWNER
close in. NV: state size. location and prict
Address Box a0-s. star once. 81
CASH FOR BARGAIN FROM OWNER
state size. location and price. Address Box
PISS. Star once.
CHEVY CHASE D. G, ABOUT 40xIe5. ALL
improvements direct from owner. Give fun
particulars. Address Box 20o-S. Star ONCE
Evening star., 1926-02-05

HAVE VACANT STORE IN NEW
crying need for a delicatessen store. Call
Mrs. sTAMBAUGH. Main 765. or after 5
nm at Adams 1875.
SECOND FLOOR; G511so FEET; sEPA-
Evening star., 1926-02-05

SALE-APARTNTEN HOUSES.
WILL SELL MY ELEGANT NEW CORNER
freproof apartment building at less than
seven times annual rent. on easy terms: all
apartments rented. Only bona ide buyers
need reply. Phone Adams 1851.
NEW BUILDING NEAR 18th AND MON
roe and fully rented for, approximately
$50 900 per year. This building ia subject
to one trust and can be bought at about
seven times its rental, on terms. This is a
BusINEss PROPERTIES DEPT.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO COMPANY.
0l9 9th St. Franklin 114O.
Evening star., 1926-02-05
FOR FXCHANGE.

FOR ENCHANGE.
I4th ST. NEAR RHODE ISLAND AVE.
Will exchange equity for hest offer. KAP-
NECK. 1918 New York ave. Phone Frank
lin 305S.
EQUITY OF $4,000.
Sstory ireproof apartment building: viii
consider city. farm suburban property.
A. {. HOUGHTON & co. REALTORS.
1915 st. NV. Phones Main 6-1531
24O-ACRE FARM NEAR NoKESvILLE, VA
-s,litahle for poultry or dairy. Sale or
exchange for city property. Address Box 81.
DowNTowN APARTMENT. NICELY
financed and rents about So 600 per wear:
owner will trad. an equity OF Sl0oo0 for
an eiEht-room detached house. This is a
splendid opportunity to acquire an income
BUSINESS PROPERTIES DEPARTMENT.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO COMPANY.
plo 18th NV Franklin 1l40
4 LARGE HOME CHEVY CHASE MD:
the most elite section in Chevy Chsse: 10000
so. IT. Of ground. on . corner: rooms. 3
baths hotwatsr heat electricity. laundry
trays and extra electric heating appliances
for bath rooms: will exchange equity for
$4,000 clear home II IN city ,>c
l0c4 Vermont Ave