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New Britain herald., 1927-04-23

His main object in doing this is to get q rerturn match with Gene Tunn"y, present titleholder. and the lopcsters in tstic circles are pre- dieting that Tunney will meet Dempsey again in his next fight in defense Of his worlds championship.
 Tex Rickard has already said that Dempsey will have to show his 1ltness to meet Tunney by fighting and beating some of the other heavyweights who are also asking for shot at Tunney's crown.
 Dempsey has already declared that he is willing and anxious to fight anyone whom Rickard names. This will give him proof of whether he will be able to make a fight for the worlds heavyweight title or not.
 We again declare that is Dempsey was at his best in Philadelphia when he lost his title to Tunney. then he should be made to meet almost all of tho heavywcights who are clam bring for title match, and if his showing at Philadelphia was a pre- arranged matter. as many claim it was, then Dempsey shouldn't be al- lowed to fight anyone ever again.
 Jack Delaney Is out Of the heavy weight picture entirely, following the ruling of the New York commission that he must confne his f1stic activ- ities 10 the l15-pound division. This ruling, though it might seem des- potic, is still a good one because Delaney showed against Malonoy that he 1. unable to stand up against a man with big weight handicap.
 There are few men left in the light heavyweight division who would make a good match for De- laney. One is Mike McTigue, the reiuvenated Irishman who made such sensational comeback not so long ago. Mike wants to meet De- laney. and this match will probably be made within a short time.
 Tommy Loughran is another fight cr who is being spoken Of as a good opponent for Delaney. II" meets Young Stribling of Georgia at Ebbett's Field Tuesday. May 3, and his status as logical contender for 1 the crown now worn by the Bridge port Frenchman will be materially ! changed one way or the other.
 Louis (Kid) Kaplan has no soft l pickings when he meets Tony Faca- l rall in New Haven the last part of l this month. Kaplan Is making a l ,,rivo for bout with Sammy Man !, ,l~ll. the lightweight champion of 1 ,bo world. aud. as all others have ! had 10 do. he Is starting on a tour of the contenders to sec what he | can do towards making himself the l logical contender for the title.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-23

Games Today Buffalo at Newark. Syracuse at Jersey City. Rochester at Baltimore. Toronto at Reading.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-23
Tho Standing
Games Today

New Haven at Hartford. Albany at Pittsfeld.
 Bridgeport at Waterbury Providence at Springfield.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-23
ACCIDENTS MADE COACH
Series Of Misfortuncs to Other Men tors Impressed Frank Murray Into Service
Service

Milwaukee. Wis. April a3.---Frank Murray is football coach at Mar uuette today because of q series of accidents.
 At two colleges where Murray was teaching. coaches became sick and Murray handled the job so efficient ly that he was asked to continue.
 His teams at Marquette since then have been among the outstanding teams of the nation and Murray is regarded as one of the leading coaches in America.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-23

species of trout but a dace, and no
 worthy of mention.
 Right there we made our big mis.
 take. We should have gone righ,
 on believing that the fish was q, spc- cies Of trout. If We had We could
 report today that last Sunday we
 caught IS fair sized new species oi trout.
 Curse the pests! They robbed the
 bait and they played with the hook
 in every pool we tried last Sunday. They ran and broke water and gave thrilling exhibitions of battle. When
 we left them at sundown they were still joyously skinning the hook. We tried coayng them to quit and 10
 give the trout a chance; wc tried cussins them out in no uncertain 1 terms: we tried larger hooks: we tried oh. what's the useo
 We were witnesses Of an interest . | ing argument during the first part of | DO rroadcrs heard about the two { big trout that Fred Monier and E1 Rrainard caught in Canaan last Fri i day. When the two were exhibited the argument arose. Both fish had a violent crimson stripe running
 from Gills 10 tail on each side. The ! question before the house was: Brown trout or rainbow" | We gave our opinion that they were rainbow. We have caught browns that lacked the crimson stripe, although the backs Of the two fish in question were identical l with the top of q German brown. Others maintained tha. rainbous had q tail similar 10 that of a pick crel while the two captives possessed square tails. We understand that jt was finally decided that the fish were rainhoWs although a certain elem ont is unSatisficd with the verdict. Fred , has had them mounted SO YOU all can stop in and give your own opin- ion. Browns or rainhows, they cer- ;ainly are a beautiful bruce of trout. Sucker speariug seems "a be The order Of the day among the fishing element. On Tuesday, Lincoln May. supernumerary policeman, Lleuten- ant Fred Linn of the fire department and Fireman Leonard, Saunders, went far afeld after the blahber- mouths and returned with three water pails full of them. They were on view for some time at the flra headquarters where they were the object of interest for small mob of passershy.
 Policeman Fred Wagner deserted the brook trout long enough to take Mrs. Wagner who is an enthusiastic nmrod, 70 the shore this week, rc- mess of flat fish. These salt water pancakes provide plenty of anusc- ment when they are running and pill grima gos 10 tho beaches are common over the week when the piers along tho shore are crowded with the flat fish seekers.
 Berlin hasn't been idle since the fishing season opened. According 10 reports. few brooks in the state are receiving more attention than Newt Baldwin's Blue Hills brook. Being easily reached from this city. the boys are running out there between quitting time and dusk. and drown ing their worms in the meadow brook.
 Wesley Dickinson of that town prefers sucker spearing to getting scratched up by briars and trip on
New Britain herald., 1927-04-23
Speaking s of Sports

Jack Dempsey. former heavy weight champion of the world, seems to be Tn dead earnest in his train ing towards q comeback" He has been working for more than a month at chopping trees, saving logs and other arduous labors. and he has stripped II pounds off his body to bring him down 10 200 pounds.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-23
Games Tomorrow
EASTERN LEAGUE

Games Yesterday Springfield s, Providence 3. All others postponed. rain.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-23
The Standing

Games Today Philadelphia at New York. Boston at Brooklyn. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. Chicago at St. Louis.
 Games Tomorrow Boston at New York. Philadelphia at Brooklyn, Pittsburgh at St. Louis. Chicago at Cincinnati.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-23
The Standing

Games Today New York at Philadelphia. Cleveland at Chicago. Washington at Boston. St. Louis at Detroit.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-23
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games Yesterday Pittsburgh 5, Cincinnati 1. (All other games postponed, rain).
New Britain herald., 1927-04-23

{ Tuesday night to a nearby pond
 netted him nearly bushel of them. | Charles Landry of East Berlin holds all records for eel spcaring, bringing
 in one on Monday night that weigh
 ed two and a halI pounds and
 which was as big around as an or dinary tomato can.
 Harold Pcrciyal Dykin of this city and his father from New York city. have just returned from the Catskill Mountains where they spent three days fishing in the famous Beaverskill Brook. Thirty trout fell at the hands Of Harold during the trip. On the way home they had th" usual hard luck and Harold had a little two mile jaunt in search of gasoline.
 Raymond Pluck" Wells is dis gusled with the enthusiasm shown the seven inch trout in this vicinity. "Buck' is going home to northern Vermont next week and has prom ised his friends here that he will bring them back few real brook trout Up there. according 10 Buck" the seven inchers are for bidden by state law 10 take the halt and have to wait around until they get to be fifteen inches long before they are permitted to even nibble the worm
 We are getting all prepared for the opening Of the Hartford reser- voir in the near future. If you folks aren't expecting q big crowd on that opening day We might as well break the news as gently as pos Sihle. Item: There will be big crowd at the Hartford reservoir on opening day, in fact We wouldn't be surprised if We heard that the state authorities will he required to put in the crc2n-amber-r red signal 1 lights 10 care for the automobiles | which will be there. You'll find us Jhero behind the man in the red sweater. standing on tip toe trying 10 see the water. Parking space Poo. | lAdvt.)
 Many local nimrods were present l at the draining of pond in Ser ! lin last week. According 10 reports, l several thousand perch fry had been liberated by the state in that body | of water and a fairly large gather ing had assembled 10 sec the young Sters. We understand that the New | Britain Fish and Game Association 1 had planned to transfer some of the | perch to ether ponds. The searchers, 1 when the pond was finally emptiod 1 found few pickerel, a few full 1 grown perch and a heck of a lot 1 of mud. Just what happened 10 the perch fry isn't known but it is | thought that the state employe who 1 planted the fish missed the pond | and dumped them in Aome nearby 1 body Of water. The pond fishermen i will have a large time this summer ! irving to find the missing fish.
 The warm weather of the past ! THnk has been very encouraging and We expect reports Of large trout in tho near future. Don't for get the latch string is always out l Tor you up here.
 See you next week.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-23
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
The Standing

Games Yesterday All games postponed, rain,
New Britain herald., 1927-04-23
LEAGUE STANDING
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games Yesterday Washington :. Boston & 'Ail other games postponed, rain).
New Britain herald., 1927-04-23

Right there we made our big mis-
 take. We should have gone right on believing that the fish was q spc- cies of trout. If We had We could report today that last Sunday we caught IS fair sized new species of trout.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-23

professor and were downcast when We found that the fish was not a new species of trout but a dace, and not
 worthy of mention.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-23
Games Tomorrow

Games Tomorrow New York at Washington. St. Louis at Cleveland. Detroit at Chicago. (Other clubs not scheduled).
New Britain herald., 1927-04-23

The warm weather of the past |Hnk has been very encouraging and We expect reports Of large trout in tho near future. Don't for get the latch string is always out Tor you up here.
 See you next week.
 WAIT
New Britain herald., 1927-04-23

, Tuesday night to a nearby pond netted him nearly bushel of them. Charles Landry of East Berlin holds all records for eel spcaring, bringing in one on Monday night that weigh ed two and a halt pounds and dinary tomato can.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-23

Dempsey has already declared that he is willing and anxious to fight anyone whom Rickard names. This will give him proof of whether he will be able to make fight for the worlds heavyweight title or not.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-23

His main object in doing this is to get q rerturn match with Gene Tnnn"y, present titleholder. and the lopcSters in tistic circles are pfc- dieting that Tunney will meet Dempsey again in his next fight in defense Of his worlds championship.
New Britain herald., 1927-04-23

Tex Rickard has already said that Dempsey will have to show his 1ltness to meet Tunney by fighting and beating some Of the other heavyweights who are also asking for shot at Tunney's crown.
Evening star., 1927-03-20
RENT HoUsEs-uNrURNlsHEp.
c0f 0PTn

ONJLOR ED.
lob Pierce n.w.-6-r. brick s35
=. 80 - ,renlon ne---b-r. brick Sa5 NJ
MlLOFskY 1903 7th at. nv, In Taiior
WANTED TO RENI--HOUSFS
IN CLARENDON. LYON VILLAGE oR
hatN-b or . room unfuFnished bungalow ~
house3 AM; convenient 20 18th a. csr nr
sr;sf MrANfSIlEn1-E,sMALL lsLA-,-sMAL FAMILY TO jolN
1Ist' ' Iamiiy iu renting house in nearby Vir.
glnia or Georgetown. moderate nrice "A
aress Box Ism. star once
NANTED-EIGHT OR NINE ROOM HOtiSf
am. I'M. IN MI. Pleasant or Wardtnan Park
gistrct; with garage for rental 0f ahout
80 Phone Potomac 257e
COUPLE WANT TO RENT SMALL. HOME
5afO, Nv. seCttou must ne reasonable All
Ifess hoA loa-N. star office. 20s
BUNGALOW OR HOUSE. CITY OR SI-p
u'ssnos state location and price Address Rox
MODERN or ROOM HOUSE OR Rt'N
saioW. untur.. IN Brook land. ~. G. nv ~ i1,ilar
locallon Address Box l2i-Y. Star oficS
4 PROMINENT GOVERNMENT OrFICT4T
WOULD hke 20 rent an unfurnIshsd house IN
Piney Branch rd. and west az i4th II ~
m 18TH St Reservoir district, must have
wv" naths and Tour bedrooms; garage Three
ir family. no children Win leaso Tor ono
purchase later. Rent must bc reasorahle
VII take excellent care 81 home. Nv reply
state lowest price and location Address
Lock- BoX lt0l. CITY Post Ofics 20.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY FOR RENT wIrV
-, We MAKE PROMPT RETURNS ~
Ai.t' RENTS COLLECTED.
,s,.Ss N ROSE REAL ESTATE.
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OFFICES AND STunIOs.

FOR RENT-ENTIRE FIFTH FLOOR As 4
whole or ~ part; also two fourth floor OfBca
ronms IN the Berry and Whitmure Building
nh and sts nv Inquire at store
NEAR STATE. WAR AND NAVY BLDG
SINGLE room or suite of rooms for rent.
suitable for architect. north light GEO W
LINKINS. 1898 De Sales 81
OFFICE IN BUSINESS CENTER FIR
ni@hed. including phone and typeWriter. next
months SO uar month Main .lS14
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THE QUEENS BoRo. 1914 18th St,
ing distance of Govt. depTs. Two
rooms, kitchen and bath three rooms.
rents. Resident mgr. on premises.
Elevator service.
Is10 cALIFQRN1A sT, NV.
One foom tehen pfaaio and ddeiibne2FnVna ba2 one
yoqP w'P rnbY kltghen- bss bath dressing room
ovated throughout. See resident mgr
THE OTTAWA. 3504 18th St.
Seven large rooms and hath ga
rage, Very desirable ant Available
ApfiI l.
1926 18th ST. NV.
Just above Columbia rd. Excellent
s55 TO $50. ' ''''''' ''-
1924 CONNECTICUT AVE.
Two rooms, kitchen and bath;
three rooms. kitchen and bath: $50
to SO mo.
945 LoNGFELLOw ST. NV.
Two rooms, KITCHEN and bath. rec
rooms. "S % RiicSen an" and 6sH 6sth G s5a 50. nree
1863 HARVARD ST. NV.
One room, kitchen and bath; $40.
1880 GIRARD ST. NV.
Five rooms and bath. $50 mo.
1861 PARK RD NV
Three rooms. kitchen and bath:
80.
1915 KALORAMA RID. NV.
-Four rooms and bath; porch.
1471 IRVING ST. NV.
Two rooms kitchen and bath $40.
tot4 14th err N W
Ant Of four rooms and bath:
h.-w h.; elec; $50 mo- Entirely rem
ovated.
1000 Sth ST NV
Two rooms Kitchen and bath. S35
to $3.50 mo.
TIE BERLIN. : Iowa Circle.
si2.5 50.
6l5 e ST NV.
Four rooms and bath h.-w.h.;
lanItor service: S25 to S35
1879 IRVING sT. INV
Seven rooms and bath, garage:
h.-w n. olec; 500 mo.
air GEORGIA AVE. NV.
Three rooms, kitchen and bath:
S35 so mo.
2Y CO., INC,
MAIN 1904.
Evening star., 1927-03-20
"lrNDER CAFRGTZ MANAGEMENT"
36co CONNECTICUT AVE-. NV.
Tftv
CORCORAN COURTS,
223rd and y

CORC0RAN COZ RIS,
2;Ird and y.
Opposite Lincoln Memorial. ,
Attractive apartments with reception haii'
large living room dressing room WITH
Murphy he'd and tile bath with huilt-in tuo
and shower, to units with concrete porfh;eiss,
full dining room 2O-ft living room, outslIe
kitchen and bath. Rents. So 80 to SS3 oo.
Fight-story building ? high speed elevators,
cafe, maid and valet service. Handsome
lobby.
18th AND vARNCM SITS. NV
Very desirable apartment containing large
living room. redroom. dining alrove. kitchen
and tile bath with huit-in tub and shower,
dressing roon Murphy bed $50 Also very
large apartment. containing reception hal,
living room, fun sized dining room. bed
room. tuh and shower Kitchen is fully
equipped and has service entrance.
THE SHERMAN0R
$40 Buchanan st. NV.
On the Circle,
Beautiful apartmeut with outlook over
sherman Circle. containing large living room,
bedroom dipIpE alcove. kitchen and bath
with extra Murphy bed opening from living
room, o60.
CAFl
f.1, aud l.
Evening star., 1927-03-20

WEST or conn. AVE.-LEss THAN 5
blocks from Dupont Circle. rooma ami:
owner would reserve one room for storage
and make very attractive terms Address
Boa 260.Vr Star Office.
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RENT HousEs-uNFuRNIsHEp.


1883 HARVARD ST. NV.
Nine rooms and two baths hot-water
heat, electricity: buiit-n garage.
37ia NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE,
SIX rooms and bath hut-Vate heat. cleo
tricity,
$40 ST NV.
and bslR .soesg III ns% deco
rated: 800 month including store.
loa sth STREET NE.
.oa ETh from T"0R Es., sga spd S"S ss mo- 'sf M
81. room: M: s5fTo& s5d GaIs FksgF Is month. %T
81, room. .ad a d,,s I r IS SF month.
3ia 4 ST. Ne
Eleven rooms and two baths. hot.water
heat, eleotrcitv reasonable offer not re
so \ ST
Fl%-room house SIS month.
rlv. room. and and hath II s55 ( month.
\. l.. SANSBURY co. INC,
!A1s Eve St Nv Main aaot
13s ST Nw-Rear > rooms. bath 49, 40
IN good location -......... 30"
76S Gresham pl-Frst floor : rooms.
hath n a ciertrifitv 45 90
-
pnCC g. plIEI pS
MOO N I - '-i>i -
l4l7 X ST. NV. MAIN 9300.
I4SA TVyyTON ST vw a u 4
ota' - 80 N:.rr,ciIr,t rord pedured 10 S35
- panJnirr I, !, ~ E i, Is donhls
sara. ""IYuiu pnIi,n.d 90 go an
-t-oi W. 81, & n buh
otoi 1n r.n, ~
sic ~ - d, l. n n u n eIec @
S5EE ~ p''S ~ -" =" ~
1j4II7 at se-6 r. & h.. h.-wh.. eIcc.:
garage Reduced rent.
1917 ROsedaie st NE r. A =. So.
g31 81. n-w.---9 r. & D.. rb2 2.oo
4130 5th 81. n.w.--6 r. -: el@ce n
" n. garage, so.
8's3 lfth -. n,wt--h r. a n, gaIAEe'
l. IL ON O. NJ
, 49,, szen
80 y ,-It HSru o"ppgs--
34ls 18th -. CoHImbla l2t'.---
Enp DENT cor OPED
YIN iNI-'N - ~
1874 MontellO ave, D.e.--New r. b,:
h Nv h. cleo: S55
$40 r. l. ave. NV r, " n, lust pa-
pered: s75
144 Hobart nj. r.w.-.6 P. 4 b. Sh@.3o.
1907 Lees a. n.w.--4 rooms Sl6.
l20 W ST. n.w.--S r. & b.. garage.
133 7th St s.c.--5 rooms. So so.
itl4 EnrCuran st. n.W.--N ?. " y.
Evening star., 1927-03-20

THE RoCKLEDGE, PASS goth St.
ing Rock Creek Park Elevator serv.
ice. Apis. of one room. kitchen and
6ath one ICON REQ Go haiI taotl aiE' itcb. ud(b
en- bath and foyer. all outside rooms
huia-in tubs; newly decorated Rea-
eonable rents. Resident manager.
THE ASHLEY. a03s 18th st
Four rooms, kitchen and bath:
porch eXceptiopally large rooms.
$40 to SIS month.
THE SORRENTO,
1888 18th ST.
,FIIyTB ROOMS AND BATH; se5
e535 18Th ST. NV.
Ants. Of two rooms. kitchen ana
bath: $50 month.
a426 10Th ST. NV
Four rooms and bath rec. hall;
large rooms and closets.
3G1s CONNECTICUT AVE.
Two rooms, kitchen, rec ha'l , ana
bath $50. Front ants of three
rooms. kitchen. rec. hall and bath:
SIS month.
300 wARDER ST. NV
Two rooms. kitchen, bath and rec;
hall Three rooms. kitchen. rec. hall
bath: $50 and $50.
5406 CONNECTICUT AVE.
Two rooms kitchen. bath and
porch: front apt. OF four rooms and
bath
422f eth ST NV.
Corner Varnun ST. Four large
rooms and bath with shower: So 5U
and $50 month
THE YORKSHIRE 1859 Col Rd.
Five rooms and bath. front and
rear porches S15 mo.
3290 WISCONSIN AVE.
One room Kitchen and bath S35.
Two rooms. Kitchen and bath; $40 to
$50 mo.
1000 NEWTON ST NE.
NJ. Catholic University, Apis, of,
five rooms and bath $50 ard $50 50.
Splendid location for family with
children.
Si6 * ST NV.
-Four rooms and bath $50 mo.
71a lfth sT. NV.
Five rooms and bath: h.w.h.:
eiec; .S65 mo.
1894 IRVING ST. NV.
Six rooms and bath: NV n. elf'.o
garage; entirely reDaDered; S62 80
mo.
n r, SANg1
Evening star., 1927-03-20

electricity; at $4,000
SHANNON & LUCHS, Inc,
1875 X St NV. Main a345
2O29 Allen III. NV.
s rooms and baths >-,.ii $4,000
100 Allison st. NV.
6 rooms and bath .......-: -. $500
1l16 Allison st. NV.
6 rooms and bath ... $1,000
lG45 Park Road.
8 rooms and bath .S125.OO
$3.50 18th st.
IN rooms and bath "-car garage SS5 90
1908 Harvard st.
10 rooms and hath. 2-car garage. 500 90
PSI \ st. NV.
IL rooms and bath ...... $500
1913 18th St. NV.
rooms and 2 baths .,....:...... $4,000
2909 Upton st. NV.
10 rooms and bath lgaragel $4,000
6O4 { St. NE.
rooms 1888 IS 8''T 10Th St. NV. s'''OO
IL rooms, and : baths. .;,.;;. $4,000
1886 18th St. NV.
'' 1862 Sc y Wyoming Ave ''''''
IL rooms and . baths. s............SI5O. 90
524 Nebraska Ave.
rooms and two baths. ....,.... $4,000
1921 Que st.
rooms and > baths. .............SIO0.OO 90
lo4S Calvert st.
III rooms and 2 baths hs........SIOO. 90
1850 Rhode Island Ave.
10 rooms and . baths. $1,000
l405 Spring Rd.
rooms and bath. .......... $500
pa Mass. Ave. NV.
7 rooms and bath $50. 90
H. L. RUST COMPANY.
1901 18th st. NV. Main 6sss.
Evening star., 1927-03-20

APARTMENT RENTALS.
Suites OF various szes-outside exposures
Twenty four-1our elevator and switchboard Serv-
ice Garage. shops, dining hall in direct connection
Rock Creek Park the street.
One room and bath $40 and $45 month
One room, kitchen and bath $50 month.
Two rooms. kitchen and bath. sos month.
Now available in and north buildings only.
Stop in and inspect these apartments before COM
hitting yourself to obscurty and mental unrest in
commonplace ncighborhood
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
CATHEDRAL MANSIONS.
5000 CONNECTICUT AVE NV.
(Under Wardman Management).
Telephone Adams 4eoo
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RENT HOUSEs-FURNISHED

RENT HOUSES-FURNISH
1916 IRVING ST. N.W-ONE-H4LF DU-
plex house nicely furnished: bali block INN I1
st: 4 rooms. kitchen and bath; space double
garage. 2u'
1905 WISCONSIN AVE. N.W.-6 ROOMS
and GSh elect gay Psh6e or garen
sos mo. Call North 5260-W
EXCEPTIONAL RENTAL. OWNER LEAV-
piano and .victrola; new home; $40 per
month. 901 Jackson ST. ne. 20
RESPONSIBLE FAMILY LEAVING CITY
desires to transfer lease of completely fur
nishcd eight-room house to party purchasing
furniture and furnishings: filed with very
near Capitol ana in good location. Must be
seen to be fuIY appreciated; good prop"s,,-
AGdreie Gd i2f BOX sx"a sV V star onfSs,0" oSs A'F
MT EASANT---DETACHED, GROUNDS,
trees; 8 rooms; MI; large porches quiet
"A mo from June 10 Oct: delightful for
family IN apis. or boarding; garage. Col.
CHEVY CHASE, b. C.-6-R0OM. BATH:
am I. Jocelyn st block from Conn.
ave; IDEAL for children; available April /.
p3l EYE ST. NW--s ROOMS AND b:
~!%%. %"s. rent, sT' $50, y R. mHRsHATL, . %a29 n.
1871 KALoRAMA RD-ll ROOMS. 3
baths large yard top floor arranged as pr!-
yate apartment; greatly reduced. Col. 1924.
.309 3rd ST NE
Amply go BRYANT St NV
1908 b ST. N.E.--6 ROOMS AND BATH
h.-w.h n: electricity; rent. $555O. OWNER.
626 9th ST ne.
II06 OWENS PL NE--6 ROOMS. BATH:
2 porches and garage; new house: 500.
AGams 349S.
1920 OREGON AVE NW-b SPACIOUS
sun bright rooms; improvements; reasonable
rent AppIy 1643 18th NV. North 1897.
Chevy CHASE. D. c. RMS, B. AND
rent entire or part. Phone Cleve 3ssa.J
SUNDAY or evenings.
3035 18th ST NW-OWNER LEAVING
town ideal Summer home. detached attrac-
lively furnished: large yard beautiful trees
garages: reasonable to right party.
37I5 VAN NESS ST. N.W-6 ROOMS. De
tached house, TO couple Call Sunday after
noon or by appointment. Cleye. 5726.
10 ROOMS, BATH GARAGE; SIS MONTH
possession now. Phone Adams 1861 or call
AT 500 Rittenhouse st NV. 20.
3019 CAMBRIDGE PL.---COMPLETELY
furnished, rooms and bath April TO Nov.
S1b mo. North 6l29.
3I2S MT. PLEASANT ST. NW.-6 ROOMS
receipt hall. sleeping porch garage. newly
papeicd shower; awnings. North 2li. "a
RENT HOUSES-F'UR. & UNFUR.
3517 WOODLEY RD-CORNER BRICK :
rooms private bath. : porches, attic. laun
dry buIt-in garage ward.
DESIRABLE HOME IN Glen ELAND PARK
rooms sleeping porch. garage; furnishes
or unfurnished Clsve. 521o-I.
RENT HOT OUsEs-UNFURNISHED
WEST or CONN. AVE-LEss THAN 5
blocks from nupont Circle. rooms, MI.
atga q
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THE QUEENS BoRo. 1914 17th St.
Excellent ant. house within walk
ing distance of Govt depfs Two
rooms. kitchen and bath: three rooms
kitchen and bath, Very reasonable
rents Resident MGR. on premises.
Elevator service
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1855 18th ST. NV
Ants. of two rooms. kitchen and
bath: $50 month.
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361s CONNECTICUT AVE
Two rooms kitchen. rec, hail and
bath, $50. Front ants; of OF .bhtG, thrse
SIS month
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THE SORRENTO,
1888 18th ST.
FIVE ROOMS AND BATH; sos
MONTH.
Evening star., 1927-03-20

1926 18th ST. NV
Just above Columbia rd. Excellent
ants. Of two rooms. kitchen and bath.
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