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Evening star., 1927-02-23
G.. NJ. HENDLEY RITES
HELD THIS AFTERNOON
Bank Director Was Member of As
sociation of Oldest Inhabitants
of District.

Funeral services for Charles NJ.
Hendley, IS years old, of 1916 l. street,
who died Monday in Baltimore. were
conducted at his late residence this
afternoon. Rev. Thomas w. Cooke,
rector of the Church of the Ascension,
officiated. Interment was private.
Pallbearers were William L. GALL
her. Howard Sutherland, j. Stanley
Brown, Judge j. Wilmer Latimer,
Joshua Evans, jr., John NJ. Young
and Col. Ralph II. Hallett.
Mr.. Hendley had long been identi-
fed with the official and civic life of
Washington. He was Il director of
the Federal-American National Bank
and of the Capitol Park Hotel Co.
He was a member of the Board of
Trade, the Association of Oldest In
habitants of the District of Columbia
and the Cosmos Club.
Evening star., 1927-02-23
JOSEPH LEROY DODWIN
EXPIRES AT RESIDENCE
Adjustment Division Clerk of In
terstate Commerce Commission
Is Dead.

Joseph Leroy Dodwin. 54 years old.
adjustment division clerk, Interstate
Commerce Commission. for the past d
years, died yesterday at his residence
Sherman Apartments, Fifteenth and l.
streets.
He was born In Portsmouth. Va.
and had resided in Washington for
the past 81 years. He was first in
the employ of the Southern Railroad
Mr.. Dodwin is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Mariana Brady Dodwin;
his mother, Mrs. Leroy Dodwin, and
two sisters, Mrs. William G.. Parker
and Miss Genevieve DodWin of Vir-
ginia Beach, Va.
Funeral services will be held to-
morrow afternoon, at 2:30 o'clock, al
Petersburg. Va, where interment also
will take place.
Evening star., 1927-02-23
PATRIOTIC TALKS ON AIR.
George Washington's Birthday Ad-
dresses Are broadcast

Three patriotic addresses were de
livered over the radio here last night
under the auspices Of the National
Patriotic Council, in connection with
George Washington's birthday. Ad-
dresses were broadcast over station
WRC by William Il. MacCracken, jr..
Assistant Secretary of Commerce in
charge of aeronautics. whose subject
was George Washington" and by
Rexford l.. Holmes, national secre-
tary of the National Patriotic Council,
who spoke on George Washington
the Soldier, Statesman and the Man.
while Maj. Frederick w. Keough
spoke over station WMAL, his topic
being New Days for Old Faiths
Evening star., 1927-02-23
ASHEvILLE EDITOR DIES.

ASHEVILLE. n. c., February %
R.-Donald Gillis, 81 years old, edi-
tor of the Asheville Citizen, died sud
denly here today
Mr.. Gillis had worked on q number
of newspapers throughout the South.
He was a bachelor and lived with his
sister, Miss Adele Gillis. Funeral
services will be held tomorrow.
Evening star., 1927-02-23
Win 44-Hour Week.

MELBOURNE, Australia, February
% (R. - The Federal Arbitration
Court, by a majority vote, decided to-
.lay in favor Of a 44-hour week for
the Amalgamated Engineering Union,
as against the present 4Shour week.
The case was regarded as a test one
and the outcome is hailed as vic
tory for labor.
Evening star., 1927-02-23
MRS. EVA R. BOUlC DIES.
Funeral Will Be Conducted To
morrow Morning at Home.

Mrs. Eva r. Bouic, so years old
wife of Harry Y. Bouic, local real es.
tate agent, and a lifelong resident
OF this city, died yesterday at her resi-
dence, 2O07 Massachusetts avenue.
She was q granddaughter of the late
Columbus Alexander.
Besides her husband, Mrs. Bouic is
survived by two sisters, Mrs. Louise
r. Hayward and Mrs. Katherine r.
Weisiger Of this city.
Funeral services will be conducted
tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock, at
the home, by a cousin, Rev. Maurice
Alexander of the Solomans Island,
Md. Catholic Church, followed by in
terment in Rockville. Md.
Evening star., 1927-02-23
MATTHEW B. JOHNSTON
DIES AT THE AGE OF 81
Was for 46 Years an Emp1oye of
u. s. Pension era1
Tomorrow Morning.

Matthew b. Johnston, So years old,
formerly an employe of the United
States Pension Bureau for more than
46 years, died at his residence, 1900
kilbourne place, Monday. Death was
due to cerebral hemorrhage. He was
retired from the Government service
in 1920
Mr. Johnston is survived by his
wife, Mrs. Cecilia NJ. Johnston; a son.
Cecil +. Johnston. and a daughter,
Miss Edith NJ. Johnston
Funeral services will be conducted
in the Shrine of the Sacred Heart
Catholic Church tomorrow morning at
10 o'clock, following services at the
residence at $50 am. Interment will
be in Mount Olivet Cemetery,
Evening star., 1927-02-23
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
Percy Wallace and Rosie Brooks.
John II McMurray of Parkville, Nd and
Rose A. Pilson of Baltimore Md
Carlos Ferero of Baltimore, Md. and
Juanita Pouncez of this city.
Alex ander Glover and Mary williams
Fred Thornton and Erma Butler
Reinharit l.. Mittestetter aud Elizabeth
Giovanni Muscolino and Anna Perricone.
Evening star., 1927-02-23

VIII the several stage and movie
queens. who have testified in the to-
bacco ads that they love to see a man
smoke q pipe, please call up a num-
her of local wives.
Evening star., 1927-02-23

Gasoline from America has just been
introduced into Sumatra.
Evening star., 1927-02-23

136 prs. of Stetson, past
seasons discontinued styles in
oxfords; Blacks and $h.S5
tans. Sale price. 49,. "
% prs. of discontinued
styles Stetson Dance Oxfords.
Plain toes in black calf. Black
and tan high and low S2.75
shoes. Sale price. -. ~
p prs. of Mem Leather
House Slippers, leather soles and
heels, formerly priced up to
$3.50. Broken sizes. ST rs
Sale price ........... Il
Evening star., 1927-02-23

Er=::::::::::::=: L: :::=::::=:==:= IT
FOUND.

POODLE. male, all white. very curly; pink
nose and amber eyes; wearing black leather
strap around neck. Apply Wash. Animal
Rescue League. $40 Nd. ave. s.w.
SPITZ, male, all white; front teeth Of lower
Jaw missing. Owner kindly claim at the
Washington Animal Rescae League, $40 Md
ave. s.w.
GERMAN POLICE DOG. male. young, slight
cue League. $40 Md. ave. s.w
Evening star., 1927-02-23

de ERLINGER February 81, 1927, in Paris
MATHILDE SLIDELL BARONESS lie Elk
LINGER. daughter of the late John .Slldell
and Mathide Deslande. cousin of Mrs
Rev Father l.. A. Guyol, s. j.. of New
Evening star., 1927-02-23
Mems Shoes

235 prs. of custom Raleigh
young mems oxfords and high
shoes, blacks and
tans. Broken sizes. $6.85
10 styles. Sale price. ~
30 prs. of Raleigh discon-
tinued styles of black and tan high
and low shoes. Broken S1.7S
sizes. Sale price. -.
az prs. Mems Turkish
Crash and Straw Bath Mules, in
colors to match bath ST is
robes. Sale price. -. l.
Evening star., 1927-02-23

DAVIS. On Tuesday, February -; lg21.
at Providence Hospltal, tS tAIGuSSIos{ -
sadie Davis and brother of Joseph.
Maggie. Annie Davis. Catherine % Wayne wayne
aud Jennie Coats tnee. Davisi. Notice
of funeral later. Remains resting at the
". Ernest Jarvis funeral parlors. 23222
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-23
REDUCED RATES OVER ALASKA RAILROAD TO
 ANCHORAGE FAIR
SPECIAL FARES IN EFFECT BE- GINNING THURSDAY, SEPTEM-
 BIER

This tariff applies from all stations only to Anchorage, Alaska. Conduc- tors picking up passengers at non agency stations will handle the pas lBenger to the first agency station where ticket must be secured from originating station to final destination.
 The dates of sale are September l., ?, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, g, and 10, 1927. The final return limit is September IA, I1927.
 Stopovers will be permitted at all points within final return limit on both going and return trip. Stopover will be granted on application to con- ductor who will endorse on the re- verse side of ticket "OFF AT STATION, DATE E--., TRAIN NO4
 .." This endorsement will be sign. ed by the conductor and transporta- tion returned to the passenger.
 Tickets may be sold at one-half the fares named herein for children five years of age and under twelve years of age, sufficient to be added to make fare end in '"0'' or "5" Children un- der five years of age will be carried free when accompanied by parent or guardian.
 For baggage rules including free al lowance, excess charges, etc., see Lo- cal Baggage Tariff No. 2, I. c. c. No. 22 (Alaskan Engineering Commissiong Isupplements thereto and reissues thereof. Excess baggage charges will be made on basis of the one way fares shown in the Local Passenger Tariff No. AZ, I. c. c. No. 45 supplements thereto and reissues thereof.
 All tickets sold at fares named here in are non-transferrable and will be valid only for transportation of pas senger for whom originally purchased.
 One first class and third for the round trip First class fares are shown in the Local Passenger Tariff thereto and reissues thereof. Agents No. 42, I. c. c. No. 45 supplements in selling round trip tickets under this tariff will add sufficient to make fare end in 70" or 5" for the round trip
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-23
ALTITUDE RECORD MAKER
 SEEKS PERFECT TANK

WASHINGTON, Aug. 23. (P)-Altt tude record making is only part or the task undertaken by Lieutenant Carleton c Champion, Jr., sky-climb- ing naval pilot, who successfully brought down his plane from an alti- tude which he placed at 47,000 feet or better, with the motor flying apart and shooting flames.
 He is trying to perfect the oxygen tank which makes it possible for avi- ators to breathe and remain conscious in the extfemely rarified atmosphere six or seven miles above the earth.
 When the oxygen tube was knocked out of his mouth on his recent flight, apparently by flying part of his en- zine, he lost consciousness, but re- gained his faculties quickly enough to fight valiantly against the flames from his motor and to strive. to save the precious barographs which had made a record of his ascent. One was demolished and the other damaged be- yond usefulness, he fears, by the burst ing motor, but he managed what the Navy Department described as an ''ex ceptionally fine' landing.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-23

MT. and Mrs. B. E. Neggeman, who have been visiting in Seward for the past three months, departed for the States yesterday.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-23

c. M Berry, prominent Interior mining man, passed through the city yesterday from Fairbanks, en route
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-23

BABY BEEF from the sanitary FRYE BRUHN market is the best at the most reasonable price.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-23

Incense and Incense Burners. Schal. lerer's Alaska Shop.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-08-23

Gerald Protzman, local resident, who Is working near Latouche and who visited his family over the week end, left yesterday for Latouche.
Evening star., 1927-09-30

resentative's activity during the may
Mayor Thompson's Republican oppo-
nents. Mayor Thompson has an
nounced himself as opposed to Mr..
Rathbone's reelection, and has eX-
pressed a willingness to back a strong
candidate against him.
The nucleus of Mrs. Mccormick S
support, however, is expected to be
the Republican women's clubs, for
whose organization throughout the
State she was largely responsible. An
other source Of probable support is ex-
pected by her friends from former as
sociates Of her late husband, who
served one term as Representative
at large before being elected to the
United States Senate.
Broad Political Background.
There has been no talk of any
Organization" candidate in the field
against Rathbone and Richard Yates,
Illinois two Congressman at large,
and this fact has lent support to the
general belief in Republican circles
that Mrs. Mccormick may count on
the support Of party leaders in her
campaign.
Mrs. Mccormick Is expected to re-
turn to Chicago about the middle Of
October to start a campaign which
she intends to carry into every, county
of the State.
Probably no woman who has sought
election to Congress has had broader
political background than Mrs. Nc.
Cormick. Her father, the late Mark
Hanna of Ohio, once powerful figure
IN National politics, was spoken of as
the maker of Presidents"
AS the wife of Senator Mccormick
she continued to dwell in the political
atmosphere, and was a constant ad-
wiser and aide to him during his years
in politics.
Evening star., 1927-09-30
MRS. MCCORMICK
| SEEKS HOUSE SEAT
Widow of Illinois Senator An
/ nounces Candidacy for
Congressman at Large.

Paraphrasing President Coolidge's S
: euccinct statement of August 2, Mrs.
{ Medill Mccormick, widow of the Sen
4 ator from Illinois, daughter of the
{ famous deceased political boss, Marcus
: A. Hanna, and one of the social lead
. ers in the Capital, formally an
l nounced last night: II choose to run
: for the Republican nomination for
Congressman at large from Illinois
; in the April primary of 1925"
II have been asked for a statement
of my political intentions" said Mrs.
Mccormick.
. "Since 1903 I have lived in Illinois
5 and have been actively engaged in
! the public affairs Of the State.
II have represented Illinois on the
Republican national committee since
{ 1918.
Believing as do that every
American citizen who can ought to
. perform some sort of public service,
have adopted political life where
! by training and experience I can be
. most useful.
Strong Support Seen.
"On what I have said and done in
. the course of these years on Illinois
, policies and on national policies
! hope for the support of the voters
: of the State.
"I choose to run for the Republican
nomination for Congressman at large
! from Illinois in the April primary Of
. 1925"
s Mrs. Mccormick will have strong
organization support, in the opinion
of those who are best informed on
Illinois politics. Before leaving Chi
. cago for Washington she was in con-
ference with many political leaders,
: and her decision to become a candi-
] date is supposed to have been reach
ed as result Of pledges of support
! then received.
! Through the union Of political
forces, Gov. Small and Mayor Thomp-
son have concentrated Republican or
ganization strength and Mrs. McCor-
mick is believed to be favorably
viewed by these two leaders.
Homer X. Galpin, Cook County Re-
publican chairman, and States Attor-
ney Robert e. Grove, who sponsored
Mayor Thompson's successful come.
back campaign last Spring, have been
quoted as saying Mrs. Mccormick
name on the ticket would strengthen it.
Henry r. Rathbone, incumbent Rep.
resentative at large, who Is very
active member Of the House District
committee, is on Mayor Thompson's
political black list because OF the Rep
Evening star., 1927-09-30
Rayon Underwear
$1.35

A good quality Rayon in pas
tel shades. Slips and sports
bloomers in street colors.
Gowns, Chemise and Slips and
Sports Boomers in assorted
sizes.
Evening star., 1927-09-30
High-Quality
Bandeaux, SIC

Brocaded, lace, and lace-and-
satin combination Bandeaux,
in sizes 80 to Sc. An unusu-
ally high grade of material
and garment for this very
low price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-11

RENT HOUSEs-FUR. & UNFUR.
CHEVY CHASE, MD-VERY DESIRABLE
section near Circle. 81 West Irving st-5
bedrooms, baths: Gear garage: ami
Owner abroad and will rent very reasonably
Furnished or unfurnished.
r.. L. SAEDOz. Agent.
q Dupont Circle. NJ 3343
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cEORaETowN: 32i7 VOLTA PL.. BET p.
bath. cleo. h.-w.h.. front porch. deep ward
$50 so: garage in rear s. 90. OWNER
Room sos Vermont Bldg. VT ave and l.
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FOR EXCHANGE.
FARM.

A farm of "a acres on Lee High
way. 10 miles from Key Bridge; six
room residence; 21 acres cleared, IL
acres in orchard; also 1-acre farm
a,r l"n BUNGALOW i'' and ' garage. owner
will exchange equity of $1,000 for
residence or business property in Dis
trict. See Mr.. Hnrlcks.
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SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
.(CuDfinuedA


REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Houses. BUNGALOWS and Acreage.
JOHN ROONEY. Phone Fairfax go.
Omen Evenings. fe6e
ON CONCRETE ST-NO CASH.
range, kitchen cabinet: within / block Of
bus lines. l block from high school. Price.
S4.750; $40 down. S45 per month.
o. b; ZANTZINGE Err. REALTOR.
945 St NV. Main 1871.
TAKOMA PARK HOMES.
Large brick. IA rooms. 3 baths, first
5Ox20O: $4,000 for quick action Also s
rooms. corner. / 10 feet wide. first CONNER
ciai; $500. Large 7.room home. .2-car
garage, foot front; $500. Could use
lot or good trust this one. Col. 9b0S.
TAKOMA PARK REALTY CO..
327 Cedar st. NV. Takoma Park. D. G.
Sis CASH.
,.d IN cherrydale Va; beautiful new de-
cellar. furnace heat. cleo and ami. Beau
tifully situated and only one block from
cars. bus and stores. Payment of S54 per
month includes principal and interest on both
trusts: Call Mr.. LOUIS. Main 1859.
4 BARGAIN-5 LARGE ROOMS AND
bath; foored attic make 2 more roomsl /:
wonderful cellar: double garage: beautiful
lawn and shrubbery; close TO cars. Don't
h fs to see this home Aso room and
bath bungalow. $3.50: easy terms.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO.,
2216 Rhode Is. Aye, Ma ", North 1888.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ROP'Y,

DESIRE GROOM HOUSE IN NEARBY VIR-
ginia from some one who will accept equity
In corner detached BRICK residence In
Chevy Chase for cash payment. Address BOX
436-Z Star Office
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1929 18th st. Sc. % rms....... $40. so
$40 n ST. s.w.-8 rms. ....... 80
I403 10th st. n.w.--6 rms. and bath 80 so
62H Newton at. nw.--6 rms. ...... IS so
l1l3 10Th st. n.w-S rms, and bath 80 90
1928 North Capitol ST. rms. 81. so
223 loth st. sw.-S rms. and bath. SIS 90
Ais Columbia rd. n.w.--8 rms. and
and bath .......~.....s.......... 90 90
bath 'D' ..|.,'............-...-". 1900
and bath INV h. eiec. ....... 1900
cleo = ' -. 5000
1928 Harrison ct. se.-5 ms. SIS 80
800 Howard ave. set rms. and
1921 10th 81, n.e.-5 rms. ........ IS 90
40 Defrees st. nw--5 rms. ....... 81 so
1918 9th 81. n.w-4 rme. 35 so
b',w.h': cleo. s.'....., ...'...,. 30 so
1859 Maryland ave ne--5 rms. 40 90
6as 4th at. n.e-5 rms, bath;
h-wh. .....,..... ~ 30
S01 Bird st SEE rms. and bath. 80
TIo3 let st nw.-~s rms cleo -. so 90
9is 2nd OF. NV rms. and bath. 5000
CAYWOOD BROS GARRETT, INC
o16 New York Ave. NV.
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1904 BELMONT ST. NV.
10 r. and b., completely furnished .S125.00
447s RESERVOIR RID. NV.
. T. '''u 11sa s3rd ST. NV. ''.'O
1875 SHEPHERD ST. -
r. and b., sleeping porehes. ami. .SI05 90
1912 Sth ST. NV.
CAPIToL VIEW AVE. FOREST GLEN, Nd.
e r. and b. .......... $50 90
2i6 TENN AVE NE
9 r. and b.. ami ........... $85 90
r. and b., excellent condition 81 so 90
VIM. $. PHILLIPS
1882 X St NV. Main 1900
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Houses. Bungalows and Acreage.
JOHN ROONEY. Phone Fairfax 80.
Omen Evenings. fe6s
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ia 18th ST. Me- ROOMS AND BATH
6-w:h.. eiec: lights: front and back ,porches
$40. Key at 11S. or call at BIB Warder
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
RENT HOUSES-FURNISHED.

f4O0 R. I. AVE. NE. WOODBRIDGE OF
rooms. furnished or unfurnished: nrivat
bath; adults 12'
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$500 CASH.

REAL BARGAIN
$3.50 CASH AND S57. 80 MONTHLY
will buy. one of the prettiest colo
nial-type homes in the Northeast,
Owner has been transferred out Of
town and has priced his home less
than the original cost price, and in
addition has made a beautiful room
by CHASING In the sleeping porch, A
large breakfast and covered front
porch are additional features. 80 are
the hardwood floors. attractive cleo
trio fixtures. etc. This may be the
house you are looking for: don't fail
to see ii
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HOME BUYERS.
II you want to be assured of thu hsat buy
available see Us. Our real estate alociaiis{e
repeeesns you In locating exactly what you
you con afPera. They have nothing to spe
ciallse in or to sell They give you their
knowiedge and experience for your use gratis;
no W0pTy: no statesmen to bother Won: M
charss: 70 coilect our commits sion from the
sellers. O.. OF tbs only impartial services
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RENT HOUsES-UNFURNISHE,DI

6R3 MASS, AVE. N.E.-9 LARGE, BRIGHT
rear woe s.rds alley excellent condt ion! s esa
range on each floor; can be. used as 2 sena-
ss 'P: 3s;s 'fa s5 'F s s9sF: st. ns
oEoRaETowN: sal7, volta PL.. BET. p.
bath. cleo. h.-w.h.. front porch. deep ward:
so far Vermont on rf sdr ave owN Sd
i16 18th ST. .N.E.-.8 ROOMS AND BATH.
6-w.h.. eiec. lights. front and back ,porches:
one block from Eastern High School. Rent
$40 Key at 11s. or call at 3il3 warder
lara ST. NE-s.R. BRICK: REASON
able rent. Key, M. J. KEANE. Room 204
1911 G st. nv. -..
NEW YORK AVE. NV ROOMS, RE.
csptIon hall sIectriGsy; large dry CELLAR
si5 Ind sT. SEQ ROOMS AND BATH;
s.r ssA' ,oas FORD =" sa9
Isl PARK RID, N.w-sRooM HOUSE;
Ans condition y.1 n%hf a% front sna
.:s. p rsnt owner Norss so5 a"e mod
FOR RENT. coLoREEDg.s.RooM FRAME
hSae i ssS @G s9 ed sds End " ne Gs!eF
;srs ss,, WIS "ssASorhood sSs 30
OWNER. N man : 4 "a ROOMS AM R at
1898 ST NSEao- 49, HoS w "a aNt vi Snl
GRAY 1904 H st. ne
p00Ms BATH AND KITCHENTTE:
elec INV n: double porch. l3 Quincy
III ne INQUIRE Lincoln 27lO. l2e
fzES FULLER ST. Nw.-COLORED-sIx
r1ocms and bath: modern. Phone Columbia
0H7B.
i395 IRVING N.w.-l0 ROOMS, BATHS;
ssNogg ,odern improvements: double brick ga
az Col 929l Vacant February !
5IsTvY CHASE. MD. 1908 WALSH ST
Sidctiy modern bung allow; r. o. open fire
aiace. garage: 81 80. Cleveland 22a4
G*1PTT-23I3 VA AVE. N.W.-FOTR
800. large yard. Rent, $25 month.
CS$s. 1901 J.
TjSTPT1Eo3I3 VA, AVE. NW.--FOUR-
CO. fsss i Issft YARD Kent go month
NEAR 18th COL RD.
u reqne. top floor: private apt 10 dIps per;
70, $500 . month. Col. 4o24.
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SALE-APARTMENT HOUSES.
FIVE-sTORY. DETACHED. 30-APT. BUILD
ing: excellent location. Columbia Heights
Just off 14th ST.: annual rents S20.620 tonly
STAG per rooml. Owner values property
At $4,000. hut to make immediate sale
will consider offer S125 900 which is slight
~ more than g times present low rentals
EDW. p. SCHWARTZ. INC. 734 18th NV.
tsee Mr.. BIRCKHEADD