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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-05
JAPANESE RULER VISITS
PERRY'S LANDING PLACE
Hirohito Inspects BONN Islands
During Recent Maneuvers
Of Battle Fleet.
Correspondence of the Associated Press.

Correspondence of the Associated Press.
TOKIO.-Emperor Hirohito, inciden-
tai to attending the naval maneuvers
off Kyushu recently, became the first
Japanese ruler to visit the BONN
Islands.
The Emperor inspected Chichishima
Island. the largest of the group, inhab-
tied by some 1000 persons, including
20 foreigners of American, English,
Hawaiian, French and Canadian de-
scent, most Of whom are naturaliZed
Japanese citizens. The majority of
them are fishermen and live in small
cottages rooted with the leaves of
banana trees.
Interest attaches to the island be.
cause Commodore Perry landed there
with his feet 20 years ago and estab-
lished a coaling station. During the
restoration period, when II was made
clear that America did not wish to take
over the islands, more than 1870 foreign
seamen drifted there. Many of these
remained.
Upon the Emperor's visit one of the
oldest residents, Benjamin Shevery,
presented His Majesty with a cannon
ball supposed to have been left there
by Perry. -.-.----.----.,. 49,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-05

rope still is is suffering from the eff
fects of the war. The great basic
industries of Britain-the iron and
steel trades, coal shipbuilding and
teXtiles-depend so much on the con-
dition of Europe for their prosperity.
Says Tariff Is Favored.
1.-THE war, generally speaking, in
creased the productive capacity of
this country, while at the same time
the consumptive or purchasing power
of Europe has decreased. In addition,
there is a general continental trend
toward the raising of national tariff
walls. Thus you have the problem
raised in an acute form of increased
production conflicting with decreased
consumption and tariff barriers.
Finally, there is the added compllca-
ton Of reparation and allied war
debts"
Pugh was asked If he was going to
suggest, while in America, how the
United States could assist Europe In
her present difficulties.
probably not" he rep"ei with
smile. "for when ! am the guest IN
country do not believe in giving that
country any gratuitous advice. how
ever. / will say America. with its
ing participation in foreign loan
issues, cannot follow a policy of iso-
lation.
The world is too small and, figura-
lively speaking, is shrinking every
day. Even in the last few months,
with the opening of the transatlantic
telephone and the successful flights
from New York to Europe, the gap
between the New World and the Old
has materially decreased.
Not Worried Over Law.
Regarding the effect on labor of
the new law, he was not SO pessi.
mistic. The two principal items of
that law are first, declaration of an
illegal or sympathetic strike and the
making illegal of the imposition of
levy for political purposes by union
officials unless and until every indivi-
dual union member concerned specl-
fically declares his readiness to con-
tribute money for such use. Prevl-
ously the union executive could make
a political levy from the members OF
the union except in such cases IN
which the men definitely said they
would not contribute for such a
purpose.
II am not worrying about the anti
strike provisions of the law" Pugh
said. IF know the British work.
ingman, and / think / do, he will
strike whenever and for whatever
cause he feels like. Besides, the
act really has no practical meaning
for us unless and until a striking
union is challenged by the courts and
it's action declared illegal within the
meaning of the act
1.-The political levy provision, how
ever, is going to make some trouble
for us. Human nature being what 1t
is, it is much easier to collect money
from our members if they have to
contract out of political levy, as was
the case under the previous law. rather
than If they have to contract in. The
raising of that difficulty. that handi-
cap to the political activity of the
trade unions, was the real motive of
the Tory government in passing the
trades disputes act and the general
stoppage, of which so much was made
by them during the debate in the
House of Commons, was only an ex.
cuse.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-05
Correspondence Of the Associated Press.

Correspondence OF the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO.-Just a quarter
of a century has interviewed between
what was hailed as Americas first
race Of airships" and the aerial derbies
from New York and San Francisco to
Spokane set for Sept. 1921.
A glimpse back to the afternoon of
September 80, 1902, presents the pic.
ture of mans mastery Of the air. The
feat that thrilled an amazed public on
that date was but a feeble aerial ges-
ture compared to the impending trans
continental contest. but relatively it
was as epochal in nature as any Of the
present day.
Hailed as Triumph.
New York, starting point of the
latest cross country derby, saw both
the start ant finish of the first com
petitive flight. 1t was between Edward
G. Bolce, in his gas bag, Santos-Du-
mont, No. 6, and Leo Stevens, in his
equally venerable peril, the Pegasus.
The distance covered was approx
mately 2 miles! But Of it press dis
patches said
America had its first race of air
ships today
1.-The contest was between Santos
Dumont, No. 6, the big airship which
the Brazilian would not go up in and
which has been at Brighton Beach all
Summer, and Pegsus, the rival flyer
that has been stabbed at Maintain,
and which has made one or two false
starts.
This afternoon both navigated the
air
Dependent on their own mech
enism the ships maneuVered at the
will Of their helmsmen. They rose and
ei1cied obedient to the rudders, set
courses and held them, while thousands
or people craned their necks to follow
thu sight"
Flyer Takes Chance.
Confding that LAS a matter Of fact,
neither ship had planned to make so
important an experiment" it was ex.
planned that the competition was
wholly impromptu.
Boice had ordered his ship taken out
of its shed for exhibition to two
friends. He got into it and was sud
denly seized with the impulse to at
tempt flight.
The dispatch continues: "'Let go,
he shouted to the men Juggling at the
drag line. The next instant the line
was out of reach. The little party
knew what this meant. The workmeY
gave a mighty cheer. Mrs. Boice drew
her children toward her.
1T was all so sudden that his wife
bis children and his friends scarcely
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-05
SEES QUIET REVOLT IN U. s.
Secretary Davis Comments on Growth
Of Labor Machinery.

MONTAUK. N, Y, September Up
"A quiet industrial revolution has
taken place in the United States dur
ing the past two decades through the
rapid displacement of workmen by
labor-saving machines, James ]. Davis.
Secretary of Labor, said yesterday in
an address in the Montauk Church
Theater.
The Secretary asserted that a new
type of inventive genius must be en-
listed to devise industries and occupa-
tions for the working men rendered
jobless by the development of ma
chimes.
Labor is agreeable to the develop
ment of more machines so long as the
purchasing power of the men who
operate them is not curtailed," he said.
The golden rule is stronger today
than it ever has been in the 1000
years of Christianity, and it is respon-
sible for the healthy and happy state
of American Labor today. But we
must be careful in the immediate fu-
ture, while scrapping old methods and
old machinery as fast as we find it
obsolete, not to scrap men,"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-05
TWO OFFICERS HURT.
Lieuts. Hedekin and PheIan Suffer
From Auto Accident.

Injuries suffered by Lieut.. David
Hedelin and Lieut.. William James
Phelan in an automobile accident on
the Rockville pike north of Chevy
Chase, Nd, last night were declared
to be serious today at Walter Reed
Hospital, where they are under treat
ment.
Lieut.. Hedekjn, a former Western
High School athlete and captain of
last years tennis team at West Point.
was badly cut about the head and is
believed to have a confusion of the
brain. His companion suffered a Sc.
we're injury to the back.
Both officers are attached to thu
Air Service and We're in Washington
on leave. Hedekin's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles A. Hedekin, reside in
Battery Park.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-05
H|GH-WAGE POLICY
PRAISED BY DAVIS
Secretary of Labor Says
Good Pay Means Prosperity.
Union Officials Agree.

~ the Associated Press.
The much-discusscd problem OF
overproduction lis really a problem
of underconsumption." Secretary Of
Labor Davis declared in a statement
today in commemoration of Labor
day
I'm the long rum" he said, IF our
people are placed in an economic posi-
ton where they can buy what they
want. consumption will catch up with
production"
LAS our standards of living rise.
our demands for goods Increase" the
Secretary continued. "A majority of
our workers receive good substantial
wages, but there are thousands of
them who have yet to get beyond the
existence line and when these become
so situated that they can buy what
they want. we shall not need to
worry over the matter Of overproduc-
ton.
Home Market Development.
"The majority of the employers of
today have come to the idea that
as we develop and improve the home
market we insure better times for all
concerned. This idea has fully proved
itself during the tremendous prosper
ity of the past few years.
Indeed. we have made great prog
ress and we shall make still more
in the years to come. We shall con-
tlnue in the practice of seeing to il
that the Nations wealth IS more
evenly divided. and that the worker
receives a fair share in return for
his contribution to American pros
perity.
And thus we celebrate this Labor
day with new feeling Of confidence,
knowing that the reciprocal respect
between all units of industry is to
be a permanent one. We know that
out of the far-seeing efforts of those
who insisted from the beginning that
IN industry and labor American
standards should be placed within
the reach of all there have come
benefits that are accruing wealth,
peace, profitable employment. and a
new and brighter future than the
American man and woman have ever
before faced"
Green's Message.
To American workmen, President
OTeen OF the american f6QerdllOn Oh
Labor expressed congratulations on
their achievements of the past year
and urged them to oppose any reduc-
ton of wages on the contention that
high wages make for prosperity"
lie also importuned labor to cast
their votes in the coming political
campaigns for candidates who favor
the labor cause.
Two other officials of the fedora
ton. Vice President Matthew Woll
and Secretary Frank Morrison, also
issued messages. VOL warned against
violent demonstrations and revolu-
tionary phrases" while Morrison
stressed intelligence and organiza-
ton" as the most effective weapons
Of organized labor.
SEES QUIET REVOLT IN U. s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-05
Italian Student Aviator Attempts
Solo Fig hit and Makes Rotten Landing

as Mr.. Harding described it, made
rotten landing"
There is no question about the
young mans ability to fly, the in
structor explained, but unless he gets
in more flying time, and at regular
intervals, he never will be turned
loose" with the full approval of the
instructor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-05
MANY ISLANDS LOCATED
IN LAKES OF MINNESOTA
Residents of State Enrolled by Reg
istry to Acquire Them as
Personal Property.

BY the Associated Press.
MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. September g.
Having a little island in the family
is not at all difficult in Minnesota,
land of ten thousand lakes" There
are so many islands there the State
cannot keep track of them.
One lake alone-Lake Vermillion-
has 3G5 islands, many Of which have
not formally been discovered" for
registration purposes as State property.
They may be acquired by the script
method, much the same as proving a
homestead claim.
The only string attached to the
islands in Lake Vermillon, which Is in
the iron mining region, is that mining
companies hold the mineral rights, and
are privileged to force the sale of any
island when they choose to mine ore.
Many of the Lake Vermillion islands
have been bought for 800.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-05
Girl Bather Dies in Undertow.

CHICAGO. September ga
strong undertow swept along the Chi
cago bathing beaches of Lake Michi-
gan yesterday. drowning one and i'm
periling the lives of hundreds Of
others.
Marian Haxton, II, was carried
into the lake and drowned and her
body was tossed about the high waves
for % minutes before life guards
could recover it.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-05
OCEAN FLIGHT DELAYED.
Irish Attempt to Cross Sea Waits
on Take-off Choice.

on Take-off Choice.
DUBLIN, Irish Free State, Septen..
Der 5 R.-It was stated at the Bal
donnel airdome this morning that
Capts. r. H. Macintosh and Anthony
Wreford would not begin their at
tempted flight to Philadelphia today.
They are understood to be comparing
the respective merits of Baldonnel
and Phoenix Park as taking-off places.
1t was also announced that Capt.
A. J. Barnes, who was to have made
the trip as passenger, has decided not
to go.
Building models Of each ship on
which he has served is the diversion
of a British naval officer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-05

Some divorce agencies In Paris
make a practice of sending circulars
to janitors offering liberal compensa-
ton for information as to any tenants
who may be likely subjects for the
agency's ministrations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-09-05

The so-called canals of Mars re-
semble heavy vegetation more than
regular, handmade canals. says a
California astronomer.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-13

vizele jegypapir egesz terjedehnen atfut6 be-
tuelzesb6l ALL betjelzes el6tt felso
makk alaku utana pedg also huamvonalbol t0gyfa.
alaku vizjel nydlik XII bankjegyek el6oldaan egyas
keresztez6 feher hullamvonaakka megs7ktott ket sz
MI risz aapnyomat athat6 Kozepen hosszukas rajzba
foglat '100 szamertekjelzes eheyezve. Az alap-
nyomat szinei egynasbafolyoan banasa, kekeslla es
barnasa sznben vannak tartva keret szoveg fejkep
magyar elmer fekete szinben nyonva. A egy
zeenek obboldaan Matyas kiraly arckepe, balodalan
pedg es baberggal 6vezett magyar elmer korona
val athat6 Az arckep vaamn elmer zoldszini ponto-
zott ster-vednyomatta elatva fels6 keretlec
alat baoldalon "E'' betve jelzett haromey sorozat
szm, jobboldaon pedg hatjegy foy6szam arab sza-
mokban, cnobev0ros szinben nyomva. bankjegyek
hatodaanak ket alapnyomata Az egyik zodszii es
keret aal befogadot mezore terjed XII mask egynas
ba foly6 lila, barnasila szinben nyomva es keret
eg6sz teretere ktered keret ata korifogott mezo-
ben kralyi varpalota lathat6
Az so es 100 peng6s bankegyek kesobb kerlnek for
yalomba. &
Egy dollar vi magyar pensben Of pengot es otven.
egy fillert er.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-13
K0sz6NET.

A Magyar Segeayz6 Szoyetses
(Bridgeporti) helyi osztalyanak,
Salamhnt kozpontjanak halas ko-
szonetemet nyiNanitom azert,
hogy a betegsegean utan jdr6 Sc
gelyt pontosan, idejeben minden
leyonas nelkul kifizette.
A Bridgeport Szovetseget min
den magyar honfitars szives ii
gyelnebe ajanlom. 7
Teljes tisztelettel.
Balla K1roly, GOT Samuel ST..
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-13
Az vi magyar penz
December 27-en hoztak forgalomba az ezistpengot
es filert

es a fiert.
karacsonyt k0vet0 napon, december 27.-en vegre
forgalomba kert -Aagyarorszag 0nalo penzegy
sege: peng0 A Magyar Nemze Bank Marko utcai bank
jegynyomda aban hosszu don keresztil nyomtak vi
peng0-bank egyeket es ezzel parhuzamosan K0rrn0c
banyaro atmentet es az Uoi uon felatott aam penz-
verdeben oily regota nekiiloz0tt ercpenzt
A Nemzeti Bank nagy keszletct hamozott fel bank
jegyekbol es ercpenzbol es most sza penzeket
kil0nbozo vdeki fiokokhoz valamint bankpenztarak
hoz
Magyar Nemzeti Bank lninden penztara egyidS-
ben december len, reggel hozta forgaonb papr es
Grcpengot, valamint filler vatopenzt.
Nindeniitt oyan Macy mennysegu VI penz van, hogy
fenakadas seho sen lesz es penztarak ogos genye-
ket mndenitt k tudtak elegteni Az ercpenz bocsaas
r6l dr. Bud Janos penzgymniszter 5621 26 p NJ szaln
aatt rendeete adott XII amely hvataos kozonyben je
lent meg rendelet szerint ezs nikkel es bonzenek
kerilnek kibocsatasra.
Az egy pengosok ezistbo az So 20 es 10 fillelesek
nikkebol 2 es fleresek bronzbol keszinek. Ezekek
az eneknek reszetes leirsa nagysaga 6s sulya penz
iigymniszter hirdetnenye szerint kovetkezo:
Az ezust pengo.
Az egypeng6S erem keplapjan Magyarorszagnak
magyar Krlysag koriratta ellatott, tolgy es olaag
ba foglalt cere athato elmer alat veretes ev sza
hatlapon buzakaaszokbol es cserlombbol font
koszoruba fogalva erttk elzes, Il peng0 lahato
alatta budapest magy" iraly allani penzvcr0 Buda
pest.
Az egypengos karima ia sima es azon cgymast koveto
huanvonalbol es pontbol allo melytett 6kitmeny lat
hato.
lapok pereme emelkedet sima, azon beul gy0ngy
vonul vegg.
Az egypengos atmeroje % nllimeter, sulya gramm.
Otven, husz- es 10 filleres.
A nikkel-ernek keplapjan Magyar Kiralysag"
korirata ellatott magyar korona athao Az 0tvenfe-
resekne keplap alapfeilce sma cs korona keplap
felso reszen van elhelyezve. 20 es 10feresne KEEP
lap alapfelec sugrszeren reces korona sna fel-
lete k0rben k6plap also reszen elhelyezve
hatlapon disztmennyel k0rilvctt $50 filler, /" 20
filler" letoleg 40 filler ertekjezes valannt buda~
pesti M kir. aami penzvero BP. vedjegye
Az otven fileres karinaja reces, husz- es tiz file
rese sima.
lapok pereme emelkedett, silna.
Az otven filleres atmeroje % mllimeter husz ill
Ierese 81 millimeter tiz fillerese IS millneter.
Az otven filleres sulya gr., husz fierese gr,
tz fillerese gramn.
Ketto IS filleres rezpenz.
A bronzermek keplapjan Magyar Kiralysag" k0r-
rattal yeres eyszama hthato hatlapon diszltmeny
nye koriilvett s2 filler let0leg II filler" etekjezes
valamnt budapest kr allami penzyero BP. vedJe-
gye
KaIlmajuk slma
A lapok pereme emelkedett sima.
k6t flleres atmeroje IS milneter, AZ egy fiercse
II mllimeter.
Aket fleres sulya 333 gr., egy fllerere l.66 g.
AZ egy pengos elneket az aam es egyeb kozpenz
tarak koratlanul maganosok pedg otven pengoig ter
edo osszegben az egyeb k0zpenztarak, mint lagano
sok az otven 6reseket husz pengog hasz- es tz file
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-13

Tizenket esztendei boldosta-
Ian haiasAet utan, Godfrey Bleh
Ter valokeresetet adott be q tor
stnyszeken. A azefepesstleps teri
keresetd tdben eloadja. hogy ,felese-
geyel soha sem volt boidog, saz
asssony aHaudoap skellemetlenke-
dctt neki.sA kardos menyecpkc
q svegtny sfstfjst ssehoya sem sakdr
20 elkiserni, az utcan soAase seapsnu
tatkoask e NJ <. ssgs-att e.
A. sokats szens'edstt 1 fsii, most
= vaaks klnoplisdt safid, |, iloyiIy
ytgre n.ngodalaAss aseletes legyeu.
"T1 ~ ~
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-13

A MAdYAR 1EA11sto

osodalatos hifdetSjeve lett vi
1agszerte a aozivaszon. Holly
wooden, . filmrkroshan . magyar
ir6k, miiveszek, rendezGk vezet6
szerephez jutottak a vilag min
den reszaben szereznek megbecsii-
lest Is sok gy0ny0riiseget.
Mi, akik lit Youngstownban
eliink, felcsillan6 szemmel neziink
egy-egy mozi paakatra, amikor is
NERDS nevek kialtanak err6l re-
ank. Csak. a legut6bbi hat het TO-
lyanlan varosllnkban bemutatott
mozikepeIk, magyar vonatNk ozasait
e1nlitjik lit meg.
vajda Erll5nek ket nagysikeri
darabjat adtak december no TO-
lyarnan. A Grown Of Lies" es
a "Cats Pyjama' 1negerdemelt,
6szinte sikert arattak.
Biro Lajosnak, vilaghiru ma
gyar ironak egyik regenyet: a
"Legionarius IT dolgoztak at film
re mutattak be. Milton Sills-el
a f6szerepben, "Silent Lover
elm alatt.
Putty Laval a f0szerepben, egy
csodalatos nemet gyartmanyu kt
pet lattunk, a Variety, amely
ujszeri felfogasaval mem csak a
Macy magyar mozi starnak, hanem
a nemet fiIngyartasnak szerzett
hatalmas szamu csodal6 tabort.
Beregi Oszkar a multi hetckben,
a "The Flamming Forest egyik
foszerepeben aratott hatalmas 81
kert. Beregi nagyszeru filmszinesz
is, annak dacara, hogy feher
vasznon nem ervenyesiilhet ssoda
latos organumanak orgonaszoJa.
Beregivel a foszerepben, kll6n
ben most a gyar, Dumas viaghirii
reg6nyet, a "Kamelias h0lgy'-et
filmesiti meg. Beregi partnere eb
ben a darabban Norma Talmad-
ge lesz
Kertesz Mihaly tMichael Cur
tis) rendezte Third Degree''-t,
melyet val6saggal megbamult
mindenki.
A kozeljovoben bemutatasra
keriil5 filmek sorabol kett6re hiv
juk fel magyar testvereink fi-
gyelmet. A bamulatos szepsegi
Banky vilmaval f4szerepben, a
kozeljovoben mutatjak BE varo
Worth cimi filrnet.
cimi filmet.
Biro Lajosnak pompas rege-
nye, melybol szindarabot is csi-
naltak, most filmvaltozasban ke
rGl elenk. A Hotel Imperial -
ban pola Negri alakitja a fosze-
repet. Ez KEEP mos salad New
Yorkbau 6riasi sikerrel.
Az egesz ,ilagou a feher va
szon hirdeti a magyar 6stehetse-
get A filmszip eszet iroi, szerep
LII, rendezoi soraban pedig ma
gyito iiveggel Sc talalunk egyet-
len egy cseh-szlovak, jugoszlav,
vagy roman irot, miiyeszt yagy
rendez0t! Ez bizony kicsit fur
cSa.
- Nit szolnak ehhez o ,,ilag
urai, akik Trianonban reanktct-
tex a szemfed0t...?
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1927-01-13

~. T..,sss q a 3vi ssz ,fss a
A nilesis maggysrok n3syssszan-
ban ksszillneE q at6ka 9,tnes-
terne" januar 23.-iki e4Sadasava.
Evening star., 1927-10-12

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Evening star., 1927-10-12

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Evening star., 1927-10-12

THE RoCKLEDGE. 2456 goth ST.
Excellent apt. bldg. overlooking Rock
Creek PIX: elevator service; apts of one
room. reception hall and bath. non-h house
keeping two rooms. kitchen, bath and
foyer: all outside rooms: built-in tubs .
newly decorated Reasonable rents. Res
ident manager.
1903 KlLBOURNE ST. NV
Apt. of four rooms and bath: screened
ianitor service: SIS month.
1888 18th ST NV.
Apt. of four rooms and bath: S46 month
1925 18th ST. NV
Just above Columbia rd: excellent apts
of two rooms. kitchen and bath: S47.50
to 500 month: newly renovated.
1921 EUCLID ST NV
Near Central High School. Very attrac-
tive apt. of three rooms, kitchen and
bath; porch. S55 and $50 month.
N. L. SANSBT
1418 Eye Street NV.
Evening star., 1927-10-12

THREF-sToRY IPT. HOUSE FOR RENT
40 a colored tenant who is financially capa-
! ble of running it, Address Box 191-C. star
Evening star., 1927-10-12

TWO LARGE SUNNY ROOMS WITH BATH,
Ink. h.-w.h.. rent reasonable. ami. iooo
Evening star., 1927-10-12

3115 GEORGIA AVE. NV
Aps OF tire three Tooms gsn "a kitchen and bath
Evening star., 1927-10-12

55I0 I4fh T.-EXCEPTIONAI. BARGAIN;
front r & b. newly decorated: = porches;
Seb Also furnished apartment. downtown.
E,ranklin ~ lips l4th 50. NV.
Evening star., 1927-10-12

1888 18th ST NV.
Apt. of four rooms and bath: S45 month
Evening star., 1927-10-12

1853 HARVARD ST. NV
Very desirable apt. of one room kitchen
and bath S35 month.
Evening star., 1927-10-12

LOUISA ZIG n Y. AVE, .Nw.---MoDERN
Arm ants. in beautifully kept bldg quiet
.apd clean; central ioeationS superviseeas oS
Evening star., 1927-10-12

THE YORKSHIRE. 1859 COLUMBIA RID.
Five, rooms and bath. front and rear
pOFches -