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looked into roguish blue eyes,
With the thermometer s5 in the
shade. Peggy froze.
Il was talking to myself"
And We didn't want any
answer answered the Irish voice.
No. she didn't want any answer,
but oh-she could use help with
that tire. Peggy thawed.
THE tire is flat. you see,' she
cooed in a voice that savered Of
milk and honey" / was just &C.
cusing the gods OF having vent
their wrath upon me.
Sure now and if were one,
you would be a favorite of the
gods" replied the laughing Voice.
Peggy looked haughtily into
the handsome face at the car win,
dow and hung icicles on every
word as she answered.
Even that wouldn't get ne
home with this flat tire.
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Mrs. Van Fleet. And then she
was left standing there alone
with that handsome Irishman.
II am and I'm not, : he wills.
pered, bending his head to look
her in her eyes.
Peggy tried to frown and said
-" What
Sorry for what / did. z
You should be, she retorted
and tried to pass but he caught
her hand.
''I'll give 1t back--if you say.
So"
let me go or I'll scream"
Peggy cried. I'll hate you. <
Sure, ana there's an old Irish
tale that says II you hate first
1t later turns to love-
You're impossible!'' she cried.
let me go"
The Irishman raised her hand
to his eyes-then released 1t.
4 love You. little Peggy. And
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escaped her--the fact that her
own love, her own security, was
threatened.
Becky was not. could never be,
unaware of Estabrook' faint sus-
picions of her class and type. And
if she went to him now. disclos-
ing Mans activities and her own
connection with them, what would
her own status be? What could
Estabrook think of woman who
had for friend and benefactor a
common bIackmailer?
Becky's eyes, scanning the
heavens as il she might find the
solution of her problems written
there. saw only the vision of a
future without Estabrook, there
fore without happiness. There
must. there should be another
way. Desperately. against her
own will, she admitted the posi-
bility of seeing Scarlet himself,
of cajoling or frightening him
into giving up his projects. But
what a slender hope that was,
and what a terrifying idea. With
a shiver Becky remembered the
night Scarlet had come to her
room; 1t had been the night of
her first meeting with John Els
tabrook She remembered the
coldness OF Scarlett's ey9s-and.
with flush--the cold brutality Of
his behavior.
Across the street the lights of a
studio flashed on.
Becky started. 1t was the apart
ment house in which Boris Abe
lard lived. Why had she never
thought of Abelarci?
She fairly hurled herself across
the street, barely escaping the
wheels of a taxi as it turned
in from a side street. The door
man, knowing her by sight,
passed her into the elevator with
nt1k A
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later she was at Abelard's door,
pressing the bell ~ that it ut
tered long. echoing peals.
1t seemed she waited for some
time before the door was set
ajar. and Ahelard's Jap looked
at her with blank, almond-shaped
eyes
Mister Abelard in?" she asked
breathlessly.
NISSAN Abelah OUT
I'm wait for him.
"Velly long wait, Missy. Missa
Abelah gone Lantic City for week
end
Becky stood for an instant, I'M
able to believe in this final proof
OF the enmity of fortune. Then
she shrugged. thanked the ser
want and went away. Her mind
was made UP. Having examined
her purse to make sure that she
had the necessary fare, she or
dered the doOrman to call her
a cab, and directed the driver to
take her to Searlett's address.
1t was, she saw as the illu-
minated dial of clock flashed
outside the windows OF the speed
ing taxi, after one. She won
dered, trivially, what the doctor
would think of her actions. Rest
he had ordered rest. Becky
wondered whether she would ever
rest again. Well. at least to-
morrow was Sunday, the chorus
girls day Of repose. She raped
on the window and the taxi
stopped. Becky got out, paid her
fare, and with a feeling OF intol-
cradle loneliness she watched
the friendly little red lights dis.
appear around the corner. Half a
block away Broadway glowed and
glittered. but the entrance to
the house in which Scarlet resid.
ed was dark, close upon he
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THERE was a bang, a hiss and
thud and Peggy felt the left
rear wheel Of her shiny new
coupe thump upon the road. she
stopped the engine and leaned
out over the car door Was ever
. tire flatter or a day hotter?
Peggy groaned, then taking her
eyes from the flat tire, glanced
at her own reflection in the mir
row beside the Windshield. White
] flannel sports suit - jaunty felt
hat on sauey headthen down
at her size two and a half white
kid slippers now beating nerv-
Gus tattoo on the floor Of the
car.
Flat, not q garage in sight,
and SO miles from home. Page
Lady LuclSr,
'ssure and did We say Lady
Lucky, Miss" cried a laughing
voice at her elbow.
Peggy started. and glancing up.
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on the arm OF his chair.
Looking at him sideways, Tt
wasn't very nice of you to meet
Nan without telling me a thing
about it. she murmured. "Espe-
ciaIly as I introduced you. Any.
how, she's just an innocent kid.
Dan. You ought to leave her
alone
Scarlet, catching hold of her
wrists. drew Becky toward him.
Listen" he said. you asked
me TO keep clear of your affairs.
to give you a free field. Well.
I've done it. I've let you have
your way. Turn about's fair play.
so you mind your own business
and Ill mind mine
It's different, Dan, can't you
see it's different?' Becky, staring
down at her trapped wrists. felt 4
sort OF panic descending upon
her. You aren't in love with the
girl. Shed bore YOU stiff in q
week. And she :" Becky
caught her breath. "She doesn't
understand you. She's been shut
up and taken care of all her life:
you're something new. But she
couldn't love you. she couldn't"
oh Is that SOP Mr.. Scarlett's
fingers frightened viciously. How'd
YOU figure that out, Miss Wis
dom?''
why why you aren't
even a gentleman"
Scarlet released Becky's wrists
and fell back in his chair with
a loud guffaw.
Now that--that's too good to
be kept" he reared. wiping tears
of amusement out OF the corners
Of his eyes. I'm not a gentle
man. And you. you smart little
skirt his smile was suddenly
menacing. "d'you think you're 4
lady?"
TO Be Continued Tomorrow
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And she did--tlaat very eve
ming. The Van Fleets were civ.
Ing dance for Marjorie Mears,
their niece from Virginia. And the
very first face Peggy spied as
she entered the door that night
was the dark. handsome one Of
her Irish Samaritan. There he
stood, as immaculate as any Young
man present. Heavens! He was
smiling at her--wiat would she
do? What could she say?
Then Mrs. Van Fleet was com.
Ing toward her, followed by the
handsome Irishman,
Peggy dear. I'm 50 glad you
could come, she cried and then
This is Donald Farraway.
Peggy. Donald. / want you to
meet Peggy Trent"
Donald Farraway took Peggy's
hand and she felt her cheeks
grow hot as she acknowledged
the introduction and spoke To-
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gloomy shadows cast by the ele-
waited railway tracks.
In the narrow foyer Becky
lighted match and deserted
Scarlett's name on a card over his
mail box. She pressed the black
point Of the bell several times; at
length a clicking sound rewarded
her efforts. She pushed the door
and 1t gave. With her heart rap
ping and her throat tight with
fear she assembled a flight of
stairs. and saw beyond the land.
ing a chink OF light showing a
half opened doorway. She raped
lightly.
''That you. VIZ" Scarlett's voice,
low and rather thick.
mo, it's me--Becky."
"Well-that's an unexpected
pleasure"
Scarlett's figure appeared in the
rectangle of light. His face,
Drowned by the pleasant Florida
sun. was also rather flushed, his
sleek hair was rumpled, the cord
of his brown corduroy dressing
gown was undone, and trailed on
the floor.
Come in n have a drink he
said amiably. Welcome to our
III home
Becky's nerve failed momentar.
ily: she took step back. Then,
with a resolute squaring of her
shoulders she entered Scarlett's
room. Scarlet smiling at her,
calmly turned the key in the lock,
and then. throwing himself into
an armchair. placed the key be-
side him on small table. which
was already burdened with a de-
caI1ter Of whisky, several glasses
and some spotted magazines.
Now" he said. 1--WE won't be
interrupted. I'm glad TO see you
up again, my dear. I've wanted
to have q lii chat with YOU
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tation: ii remained even, rather
patient. You're an illogical little
devil. Becky" he said. You
don't see anything queer In the
fact that you want to marry Esta-
brook, and still you make an in
fernal row at the mere idea that
might marry his sister"
'fWell. brother. there's a differ
ence and you know IT." Becky
smiled, but her fingers, clasped
at the nape of her neck, twisted
together like agonized serpents.
Il didn't pick out John Esta-
brook. it just happened. I fell
in love, see?"
And don't you think / can
fall in love? Eh?"
Yes. with your own face in a
looking glass. maybe"
All, of course. You're one Of
these splendid creatures with an
1S-carat heart" Scarlet leaned
forward ana tipped the decanter
again. His eyes. peering slant.
wise at Becky. held just the
shadow OF a sneer. your choice
was purely disinterested. to be
sure. on didn't know who ESta-
brook was. You'd never heard
that he had one OF the largest In
comes in the State Of New York.
You hadn't had look at his
mothers pearls. oh, no, not you,
you little angel. =
You know / didn't. oh
Becky swung down from the table
and faced Scarlet accusingly: "Oh,
how can you be so rotten, unfair?'
Then, with little, pleading ges-
ture: Please. Dan. Let's not
quarrel. We're friends, aren't
we?n
Scarlet looked at her inquiring-
ly, and Becky, remembering that
the part she played was for a
good cause. came toward him and
allowed him to draw her down
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Now Go On With The Story.

6sVEAH, thatsa idea. Scarlet
4 reads the papers like anyone
else, and it's the talk of the
town that young Miss Estabrook
Is due to marry the English Lord.
So / guess Dan figures your
.lohnny,d he glad to pay to keep
this quiet
Keep what quiet?" cried
Becky in a breaking voice.
Don't you even know what's
up? Why, dolling, this nice little
girls been slipping out every
night and having these things
they call clandestine meetings
with Danny. And letters
hot dog. Well, with quick,
little movement, Violet slid into
her coat. Now you know. Let
your conscience be your guide.
dolling."
Becky sat very still, her hand
over her eyes.
I'm hitting the .-nH for the
Leave tomorrow. And when
this breaks I'll be well outa the
way. So long, and l wish you
luck"
"oh wait, wait" Becky moaned.
i'Please don't go yet. I'm SO
scared Vi'let, can't get this
straight"
Well, use your brains IL you
have any, Becky MeCloskey. I've
said my little piece"
CHAPTER %
Becky. starting suddenly awake.
realized that it was high time for
her to leave the deserted theater
She had no idea how long she had
been sitting Tnotionless, para1yzed
by sense of catastrophe: no idea
how. long it had ben since Violet
Vincent fair bearer Of evil It'd
ings, had vanished through the
door.
Becky got up. swaying dizzily
for moment. After her 10 days
illness the shock to her nerves
had exhausted her: the objects in
the room seemed to swim in
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us that so?" Becky inquired,
standing across the room and look
ing at him sharply: II should
think that's just what you'd want
everything else but"
Now that's very foolish of you,
m dear. There's every reason In
the world for us to be friends"
Really" Becky bit her lips,
wondering what to do next, and
how to approach the subject of
her visit. How do you figure
that?"
Scarlet carefully measured out
two drinks OF Scotch, handing one
to Becky and swallowing the
other.
Wen drink to your luck, Gin
derella." he said with a chuckle.
For if it's as good as mine you'll
be my sister-in-law soon"
Becky. dropping her glass with
a crash. cried: MY God. you and
Nan aren't married?''
CHAPTER "a.
Now, now, now said Dan
Scarlet, setting down his empty
glass and wagging warning fore
finger at Becky: why all the wild
excitement? Surprising we are
married. what then? is that any
reason for breaking good glass
and calling on the name OF the
Lord In vain?"
You aren't then?" Becky
pushed aside a bundle OF news
papers and sat-or rather sagSed
down on the long table oppo-
site Scarlett.
Not yet"
Thank heaven for that. oh,
you threw terrible scare into
me"
Scarlett's straight eyebrows
drew together over his straight,
finely modelled nose. His voice.
however, showed no sign Of irri.
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The knowledge Test For
Readers Of The Times


!. HI. G.. Wells artist
2. Edward Gordon Craig composer
8. Benvenuto Celn football coach
A. Charles Gounod novelist
s. George Inness goldsmith
g. Alonzo Stagg
supply the missing word in each quotation.
81 z. Zone touch whole world kin Shake
&
3. Zone crowded hour Of glorious life
Is worth without ----.'-TScott.
g. but there's nothing half sweet in life
As loves young ---."--Mo0re.
Label each statement false
TO- Sea Island is applied to cotton.
II Persian is applied to electric cells.
~. Voltaic is applied electric cells.
l3 Catalpa is applied cats.
"a Thyroid is applied to cigars.
d. Sky is applied to clouds.
See tomorrow's paper to verify your results
Answers to yesterdays tests
game; poem; g. bird a. anna tree; Macaulay
Robert Burns s. Thomas De Quncey Joseph Conrad TO-
Robert Louis Stevenson; H. cartridges; 12 49, Ia
whales; is, wolves: 16, oxen.
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The Broadway Adventure of a Girl
With a Good Voice Who Sought
Eagerly For a Real Job
What Has Happened So Far:

MeCI0Sey gOOdIOOng
in He
rich high social standing
she
friend EabrOo interests
kisses She to
different He apologies
wonderful voice. takes her to her shabby little
tells her he loves her Becky shows she in love with
what
self with any idea that Eabrook will her. Becky greatly
confesses Abelrd
shs loves EsabrOOk Abard realizing the social chasm
home She meets Nan his sister who loved
young Engishman.
meet accident
He asnates Nan and takes with an
cident which
covers that Scarlet has been making that he has
received letters - - $3.50 ~ ~
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An Odd Custom

DORk pie with gooseberfes odd MIXTURE
the municipal dish Of Mansfield England years old
that keeps its birthday with annual fair when the pork
berry pie is cut by the mayor
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marry his lordship, sir Donald
PARKWAY, lord Of Greenbriar
Castle, Dublin, ireland.
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laughed again. What q joke
he had forgotten to tell Peggy
Trout that she was engaged to
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Measurinq a Man's Blood

DECENT tests have shown that when quart of
~ blood parts with than fourth Of his
entire life stream The healthy amount
of blood equal to about oneeneth Of his total weight
Putnam patriot., 1927-09-30
At The Ben-Grosvenor Inn

Mrs. William Bradford and Miss Emma Bradford. who have spent the summer and early autumn at the Main House, returned to Providence on Tuesday
 Mrs Charles Nagel and Mrs Henry Scott of Boston will arrive at the Or chard cottage today for stay of several weeks They will be accom- panied hy Mrs Nagel's sister, Mrs Charles Coolidge. also of Boston, who will remain for a few days
 Mrs G,Niat Otis entertained at dinner Tuesday evening. Mrs Joseph Hoppin and Mr and Mrs Arthur Lapsley.
 Mrs James Jackson and Mrs Mont. gomerv Wilcox of Boston are among those arriving tomorrow for the re, mainder of the autumn. They vii be at the South cottage
 Mrs John Heard. who has beer spending fortnight in Boston ana Stockbridge will return tomorrow for a few weeks at the Orchard cottage.
 Mrs Thomas Wilson entertained at Bridge and Tea at the Middlebrook cottage Wednesday afternoon. 
 Miss Anna Thomas of Boston whc recently returned from visit ir Europe will also come tomorrow to be among the autumn visitors at the Main House
 Mir Robert T. Varnum is spending a few days in New York city.
 Mir. and Mrs. Hugh Cotton arrived in Pomfret early in the week, stop. ping for a few days with Miss Rebec- ca Elliot, before coming 10 the Mid dlebrook cottage where they will be for several weeks.
 Among those departing this week were: Professor Waldo s. Pratt and Mrs. Pratt. to Hartford; Miss Eliza beth Washington. to New York; MT and Mrs. Emerson Benson to Boston Mrs. Francis Forbes and Miss Ethel Forbes to Boston; Mir. and Mrs. s Bartram Richards. to Philadelphia Miss Isabel Duer and Miss Frances Hoffman to Baltimore; Mrs. Thomas Gray to New York
 Mir. John Butler passed TuesdsS night with Mr. and Mrs Frederick Brooks at the Payson cottage
 Alumni of Mt Holyoke College numbering about fifty. gave q lunch, con al the Inn on Monday.
Putnam patriot., 1927-09-30

while. has been transported home again. His condition Is reported as not very good.
 Plans are being made for the an nual masquerade and dance which will take place at the Grosvenordale Com pany's cloth house on Saturday eve ming, October 29.
 Next Saturday evening at the M E. church there will be supper served Co all who would like to attend. Tick cts have been on sale during the week and it is hoped by members of the committee that large crowd will at tend
 The Children of Mary of St. Jos
Putnam patriot., 1927-09-30
DIED

SANDs-ln Putnam. Sept. 26, Rob ert C. Sands, aged 6 years. no NAINZIn Grosveuordale. Sept. 23, inev Amelia. wife of John Main
 age3 7s wears. formerly of Putnam SA%GFRZIn East Woodstock, Sept %. John B. Sanger, aged Nee, 5s . REACH In North Ashford. sept. -
 Mrs. George Reach, aged sz year ROUSE-ln Norwich. Sept. zs, al- ter Rouse of Putnam. aged 70 year s
Putnam patriot., 1927-09-30
North Crosvenordale

MT. and Mrs. Thomas Duquette and J. F.. Suprenant and family motored to Fitehburg last Sunday.
 The members of Conseil Martial L. Union St. Jean Baptiste d'Ameriaue are making plans to hold carnival at Union Hall during October.
 Mir. and Mrs. Aime Dery and son Roland and Mrs. Dery's brother from Putnam and Miss Annette Benoit motored to Fiskdale last Sunday.
 Victor Blanchard. who has been a patient at St. Vincent's Hospital for
Putnam patriot., 1927-09-30
Successful Fair

The annual fair of the Woman g Benevolent Society of the Congrega- tional church on Friday last proved very successful. The parlor was tastefully decorated with flowers. i,
 Entering the door the children and indeed many of the grown people were ,,, tempted by the invitation 10 use . ssbnole and land fish. The fancy sahie was very attractive with the many aprons of all shapes and sizes Iienisged aie, behind 1t. Sacks, clusters. eiatses covers. towels, handkerehiefs, Saiaers 'J and innumerable other arti- ,.,os Io'"ea eanght the eye as one looked about. 0n leaving the room few failed to stop fnr ic. cream or to carry away cake from the cake table Cbau
 Down stairs Mrs, J. D. Campbell dispensed tea, and Miss Moves tempted
Putnam patriot., 1927-09-30
BORN

PELLETT-Iu Putnam, at the Day Kimball Hospital, Sept. 2s, son to Mir. and Mrs. Everett Peiiett or Danielson.
 JONFS-In Putnam. at the Day hlm- ball Hospital. Sept. 24, son to MT and Mrs. Wallace Jones. ELLIOTT-In Putnam, at the Day Kimball Hospital, Sept. 20. daugh. ter to Mir. and Mrs. James Elliott oi Thompson.
Putnam patriot., 1927-09-30
In the elder days of Art.
 Builders wrought with greatest care Each minute and unseen part; For the Gods see everywhere

the corners with candy and flowers, so everyone found something to satis- fy them before they left. It is hoped S200 will be realized from the sale
Putnam patriot., 1927-09-30
Mir. Al MI Tour,slo,.e of philadel.

HARRIET HANSON LEWIS.
Putnam patriot., 1927-09-30
MARRIAGE

APCHIBALD.SWANSoN-In North Grosvenordale. Sept 24, by Rev. Fritz Soderburg. Miss Eleanor Swanson and William D. Archibald of Riverside, L. |. t.AVIGNE- -BEN0IT - In Putnam Sept. 26, by Rev. ' O; Beller9se' Miss Juliet Benoit and Ernest la Vipne.
Putnam patriot., 1927-09-30

eph's parish will hold public whist party next Saturday evening in the parish hall. The tickets have been On sale for two weeks and were sold rap ldiy. Beautiful prizes will be given to the lucky winners. A half ton of coal will also be given away.
Putnam patriot., 1927-09-30

Thomas J. Awkward, for many ysars a resident of Danielson. has come to Putnam to make his home on PIcas- ant street. He K brother of Mra. Charles T. Thayer and is very well known here.
Putnam patriot., 1927-09-30

phia is being entertained by her sis ter. Miss Elmira J. Bemor of South Main street.
Evening star., 1927-06-21
WANTED-OFFICE SPACE.

ONE ROOM IN SUITE AND USE OF
Office facilities. by departmental practitioner;
law Office preferred: must be centrally To-
Gated and moderate charge: state particulars.
Address Rex 23e-B. Star o4aes.
Evening star., 1927-06-21

3616 Conn. Ave.
rm. kit. d. alcove & bath rent. $40 to
:, rms. kit. & bath; S55 to 500 mo.
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Observation-Disclosures

THE DETROIT l44O Meridian Pl. NV
Nj 4aE f eAR2EfoN rs2Rf a9d 9a'p Lansf rl sy oo
No raE iii TrGHNE !H2Pf AND s,dS sS'h Sin s. Nwa
Tap ~ Roc RodnEsTER ESTE and 4ss ns's Meridian r
No. 4sw4 rooms and bath -. $50 90
No TIE al A2%ao f2S% S"d iss sath 18th ST NV 'o
\" THE ;i tEGMAss' snSns s"1 1aoi aIn Que ST
Nc 1871 ota rooms rooms ana AND sath sath s46o
~ y THE DE SOTO i$oo Mass Ave Nv
No. :l-5 rooms aud bath ..... S65 o0
THE ts caLFosNTH .nSs a 95! 39s California S. oo
NO I'll TIE 'Gssss Essen S"a las. ~" ST NV. so@'0o
No - rooms and bath $50 .55
NJ raE IL sT F"4Pls PxrL fnd sass 18th ST %So0
No ;, THE elfFFRofRNE ffs 4 "i 1855 Calvert soo 81,
CHAs E TRiBRY; 51o DIST, Nat, Big Bids,
WE HAVE LISTED HERE VACANT APART.
ments that are exceptionally desirable; un-
douhtediy the lowest rents in the city and In
localities where it is pleasant TO live.
Open for inspection
18th & Randolph st. nw.-New building:
three rooms and bath: all outside rooms.
most delightful and convenient location.
1926 Wisconsin ave. n.w.-An apartments
and corridors rcdecorated and in condition
like new. Three and four rooms and bath.
Priced as low as S45.5O per month. Dcsir-
able environment.
1918 Wisconsin ave. n.w.-"The Univer-
sity," splendidly kept building. Choice front
apartment of three rooms and bath. Rent
reduced.
Keys at Office.
340S 1Ith ST. n.w.-Newy papered and
painted: second floor. 3 rooms. bath and
porch. S57 so; third floor rooms and bath.
SAT 80.
924 14th st. n.w.---One room. kitchen and
bath. Very reasonable rent.
CHAS. D. SAGER
REALTOR-BUILDER.
Main
Evening star., 1927-06-21

1912 BUCHANAN ST. q RMS. BATH.
gas. elec., front porch, sleeping and break
fast porches. garage. ETC.: Just off 10th ST.:
rent. 800 mo.
1919 Oak St NV rms. bath. gas.
elec: h-w.h. front. rear porches. garage.
excellent condition; rent S75 mo.
OF 9th st. me- rms. bath. gas. elec..
h-wh.: $3.50 mo; ,,
rms bath gas. cleo. l ear space: excel
lent condition: rent. SIS mo.
607 Dahlia st., Takoma Park. detached
house. rms. bath. gas elec.. h-w.h: newly
papered and painted: rent. 500 mo.
2043 Park rd.. o rms. baths. front and
3 rear porches: rent. $50 mo.
1S49 Mintwood pl. NV. 10 rms. 2 baths.
h.-w h. gas. elec.. rear porch ideal loca-
tion: rent. S100 mo.
1416 o st. NV, tcolored). IL rms. 2
baths H.: S125 mo.
S1S New. Jersey ave. NV. newly deco
McKEEvER GOSS. Inc.
1415 st. NV. Main 4752
Evening star., 1927-06-21

1905 Potomac St. NV.
Good apt. 3 large rms. bath: rent
S47 so mo.
Good apt. large rms. & bath rent 500
mo.