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DOWNTOWN = DESIRABLE APARTMENT
of two rooms and bath. suitable for two
young ladies. Princess. 1915 Eye st. NV.
Evening star., 1927-09-08
THE MONTANA,

1929 M ST. NV.
One room. reception hall and bath. Three
rooms. reception hall kitchen and bath Tel
ephone and elevator service. Reasonable
rental Telephone Franklin 1850.
4226 9TH ST, COR. VARNUM.
Four rooms. bath. shower: near Grant
Circle new bldg: reasonable. Inquire ianitor.
Evening star., 1927-09-08

BRAND-NE,W APARTMENT,
2520 10th ST. NE.
FREE ELECTRIC
REFRIGERATION.
A new apartment house in good residential
section one-half square from Rhode Island
ave. car line and bus service. Only ID min
utes from downtown.
All rooms are large. and outside, assuring
plenty of light and air. Bnilt-in bathroom
fixtures Eiigidare electric refrigeration.
cost of operation of which is paid by owner
Hardwood floors, throughout, inc,nerator; ,.Sa ss:
some of the desirable features found in this
building. o<.
/ r., kit. & bath. $3.50 to 5000
2 r., kit. & bath. 5000 to $3.50
3r., kit. & bath. 67.5O to 72.5O
Ready for Occupancy About
Oct. 1st.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
Main 21OO 925 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1927-09-08

DUPONT CTRCLE-LTvTNG ROOM WITH
fireplace. two bedrooms. kitchen and bath.
1859 Connecticut ave Main 1855.
Evening star., 1927-09-08

SIR. b, AND PORCH. So. so: 9 r. B. AND
porch S65 The Oliver. 2217 14th st NV
STORY & CO. SI2 17th st. FIR. 400.
2I30 PA AVE-4 ROOMS AND BATH,
unfurnished. S35. Phone Main 33i6
Evening star., 1927-09-08
APARTMENTS-UNFURNISHED APARTMENTS-UNFURNISHED
MAMMOTH OAK
GARDENS,
16Oo-1611 3lst STREET.

DETACHED, AAP4ART7MENTs. AAlp4sT7 y IS. NO COURTS.
100 FEET OF BUS LINE, r, WHICH TAXES YOU TO CENTER
OF CITY WITHIN IL MINUTES.
AND 8 ROOMS AND BATH,
WITH BREAKFAST ALCovE.
$40.50 to $62.5O
PER MONTH
Opposite Famous Tudor Mansions, built
during Revolutionary days The Mann
moth Oak in the gardens is two hun
dred and fifty years old, one of the
largest and oldest in this part of the
country The grounds are spacious, and
all apartments are bright and roomy.
SEE RESIDENT MANAGER,
APT. A. 1909 31st STREET.
OR
BOSS & PHELPS,
1417 ST. MAIN $500.
Evening star., 1927-09-08

412 1st ST. Sc.
Attractive apartment of living room. din.
ing room bedroom. kitchen. bath and re-
MODERN APARTMENT BUILDING;
G.. A. SNOW COMPANY,
71c sth St NV Tel NJ. 1852
THE ST. NICHOLAS.
We have several beautiful five-room and
nine-room apartments baths with nlne
rooms . baths with s rooms. All finished
in oil painting Two large bronze screened
porches All-night elevator service.
Call owner. Franklin 7544. or see mailman
Evening star., 1927-09-08

lf05 LANIER PLACE NV. APARTMENT
303, second fioor--Two rooms, bath. kltch-
en-, dinette. reception hail. dumb waiter
Evening star., 1927-09-08

THE BILTMORE.
1910 Bitmore st. NV.
3 rooms. kitchen and bath, porch $50 90
4 rooms. kitchen and bath. porch. 1854 90
Frigidaire service included. s.ga. a.tik-,ft
THE MINTWOOD.
1S43 Mintwood Pl. NV.
Near 18th St. and Col. Rd.. Car Lines.
8 rooms. recen. hall and bath ...... :. 5000
wISTERIA MANSIONS.
1101 Mass. Ave. NV.
Especially desirable apts.. with unusually
large rooms: new bldg: conveniently located: :
24-hour elevator and telephone service.
/ ROOM recep. hall and bath. $50 90 up
rooms. receD hall and bath. ... 72 80 up
Some equipped with Murphy beds and
dining alcoyes
BRIARLY HALL.
1740 st. NV.
Convenient to downtown and Government
departments
] room. kit and bath $40 90
> rms. kit. bath and sleeping porch. $500
WALTER A. BROWN. 400 Fl st. NV.
SEVILLE 2l3y 18th ST NV.
Ants. of ) rooms and bath $50 90 to STD 90
Apt o-6 rooms and bath ........ 1000
1907 PARK RID. NV.
Apartments of 3 rooms and bath. D.. 500
3430 CONN AVE. NV
Apts. of 3 rooms and bath $1,000 to S57 80
The The wAsHIMGToM EnH1S eHa fas LoAN TRUST CO.. CO..
Evening star., 1927-09-08

5 ROOMS. BATH. H.-w.H.. SECOND FLOOR
SS5 incl9dIng dii c eieetreity s5 I127 North Capt.
Evening star., 1927-09-08
\ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

FIVE LARGE. BRIGHT. CLEAN ROOMS.
bath, porch; newly decorated; south front;
End floor. See ianitor. 1901 Park rd NV.
1900 IRVING ST. N.w.--CLEAN. MODERN
Evening star., 1927-09-08

GEORGETOWN. 1857 3Ist ST. APT -303: :
rooms bath large closets only S45
Evening star., 1927-09-08

TWO ROOMS AND BATH KITCHEN H
" h.. electricity: very reasonable. Amply
barber ehOn 14O1 II ST No %
Evening star., 1927-09-08

COLORED-FTNE APT. ROOMS AND
tile bath gas, cleo. hot-water heat 1915
, 1927-01-27
DOGS GUARDS MASTERS BODY.

John Schmidt, 70, of Sanford. Conn,
left home with bis two dogs to look for
hickory nuts. When he did not return
scores Of searchers went through the
woods looking for him. but without sue
cess. A few days later a ~neighbor
heard the barking Of "a dog outside his
home. He saw it was Schmidt's Irish
terrier. The animal ran toward the
woods and stopped barking as if bid
ding him to follow. 1t did that several
times and finally the mans curiosity
was aroused, He followed the dog into
the woods.
The dog led the man to where Schmidt
lay, still guarded by the other dog, a
black spaniel. 1t is thought that
Schmidt died Of eXhaution; he had taken
off his shoes evidently to rest his tired
feet. Tile Pathfinder.
, 1927-01-27
JAPANESE IEINCE VISITS AMERI-
CAN PRESIDENT.

Washington, Dec. so. Prince Chichi-
bu second son Of the late Emperor Of
Japan was officially welcomed in Wash
ington yesterday by Secretary Of State
Kellogg. His visit here is for paying
his respects to the President. He will
leave tomorrow for San Francisco on his
way to Japan.
, 1927-01-27

to the islands at a time when insular
politics, famed by agitatOrs and maIcOn-
tents in Harlem, had OccasiOned unfa-
vOrable and sometimes bitter comments
in the press of the United States His
commanding figure, his tact and innate
wisdom soon made themselves felt in
our small possessions. But the charaC.
t|eristics for which Gov. Trench had so
long been noted in the service soon made
themselves felt. Senator Bingham, who
recently visited the islands, publicly gave
testimonial to the tact aud ability OF the
governor and in the press and to the
Secretary Of the Navy was loud in praise
of the administration Of the islands al
fairs. His departure from the islands
on leave from which he was never to
return was the signal for an unprece-
dented demonstration of confidence and
Of good will on the part of the civilian
population of St. Thomas. His tenure oil
office as governor will always be a bright
page in the annals of the colonial history
Oh the Virgin Islands. He was buried
at Arlington January 8. Full naval hon
Ors were given him. Many were the evil
denceS of the esteem in which he vas held
both in the Navy and il the Virgin
Islands. With his death there passed
from the service a most distinguished
officer and one whose record and achieve
ments in the Virgin Islands will always
be a source of pride for the Navy. No
governor has so consummateIy and with
such tact and patience handled the civil
administration of those small insuIar
possessions. Radiograms of confidence
were sent to Mrs. Trench by the govern
ors of Virgin Islands and Porto Rico and
by the officials and employees of civil gov
rnmen OF the Virgin Islands, the colonial
councils and the people OF the Virgin
, 1927-01-27
Wit and E1umor.
MARRIAGE SPEECH BY NERVOUS
BRIDEGROOM,

BRIDEGROOM.
Unaccustomed as | am to be married
You Will pardoned me if | do not seem
quite at home in my new relation. |
need hardly assure you that this is the
first time | was married. | never did
anything reckless before, and if you
will forgive me, | promise that | wont
never do it no more. or hardly ever not
more than once more. | thank you for
condoling with mel mean for congratu-
lating me on my misfortune-I mean
my good fortune.
, 1927-01-27
Islands.

1SIdLuSs
The message from the governor of
the Virgin Islands said: The people
of St Thomas assembled in Emancipa-
ton Park at noon today in a beautiful
memorial service to pay tribute to the
memory of their esteemed governor and
voiced the wish that there be conveyed
sion of deep sympathy" All the c0loni-
al councils, the members of the consular
corps, all activities and detachments in
the islands from the house steward,
barges crew to the acting governor sent
condolences and beautiful flowers.
Among those who attended the funeral
to pay their last respects to the late
Gov. Trench were the Chief Of Navy
Operations and Mrs. EberIe, Capt. and
Mrs. Pinrey, Capt. Addison, Capt.G and
Mrs. Pollock. Senator Bingham OF Con-
n@ecticut who recently made a visit TO the
islands attended the ceremony as did
the wife of Senator Metcalf, of Rhode
Island end Capt. Ralph Earle, president
of Worcester Polytechnic Institute at
whose home Capt. Trench died and those
OF the islands who happened to be in the
United States. Handsome wreaths
smothered the grave. Floral tributes
OF great beauty from the people Of st.
Thomas and st. John, the Island of st.
Croix and the harbor board OF st. Thorn.
as, colonial council members Robert
Skeoch and Douglas Armstrong and the
department of education the u. S. S.
Grebe the station ship at St Thomas, and
from the torpedo station at Newport
covered the coffin. The honorary pail
bearers were Rear AdmiralS Campbell
and Rlakelev, Cants. Clark, C~osley.
Wells ana Baker. APT. Trench leaves a
widow and a SON..
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An East Side Incident

radiant reflection. The five cent apples were again
busted off-one was taken up, blown on and rubbed
severely against the right sleeve.
"Apples, apples"-faintly-ju to be prepared Tor
the later rush. Shapse gave voice to hs callng.
"Apples, apples"-Some one kidded him about his
desire to capture all the trade He felt extremely
bappv He lifted his left index finger and burrow-
ing through the matted beard to his chin he would
slowly pull strands of yeow-gray hair theretrom'
A pleasant feeling He liked it-and it was only
when shapse was happy that he did that.
The city began to hum. Trucks honked their way
through the narrow, push-cart lined streets wives
short SQUAT, amiable-with their large buying
bags made their appearance on the streets In Gre
scendo-ike fashion the voices of the hawksters De-
gan to make themselves heard
'sThree pounds little women for quarter" some
robust wag in Yiddsh beloved FORTH
Apples, apples
Onions. carrots, dates, beans, spices, figs, pota-
toes watermelons, bananas-a medley on fruits
and vegetabes-each had their selling representa-
tive here crying forth the mouth watering virtue Oh
each concomitant with the meagerness OF the price,
"Apples, apples
'Keep moving there. Come on, get off the cor
ner!"
The sensation of a prod in the small of the back.
Shapse looked up scared.
He motioned with his hands for his mightiness
in blue to allow him just to finish his sale. The
prodding became little more intense
"Come on, get a move on.
Sbapse nodded his head and smiled affably. "Yeh,
yeh yeh"--in soothing apologize infection Couldnt
the representative of the law see that ne meant 70
move on lust as soon he finished the sale!
Shapse felt Just a bit nervous. The balancing
stick would not come out as it usually did lie was
conscious of multitude of eyes staring in his direc
ton A small crowd had gathered
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It was warm spring day. The sun was beaming
down upon all with a gay refulgence The vendors
Of fruits and vegetables the lower east SIDE OF
New York were about rather earlier than was thelr
usual won't adding oriental touch to the already
pleasant oriental weather.
Fruits and spices from the South and Far East
we're sold here Dates and figs and nuts and pine
annles waited up their fragrance to rising multi
+ude ready for work. The quaint cackllng OF the
venders-the pleasant-yes, pleasant aromas OF eX-
otc deicaces made one forget that this would soon
no a reeking bedlam of noise and congestion and
stink.
The carts were lined up against the curb; each
one being made to look as attractive as possible.
ONLY those vendors who had special privilege from
+be insnector could get permanent station for his
cart against the curb. Those who hadn't this prvli-
eoe INV virtue of few bribed dolars) had to keep
novingn whenever so ordered by one of the blue
uniformed -buttoned, red-neeked defenders OF
the law
shanse was a bearded old Galican Jew. He
couldn't quite see the sense in. giving away money
lust for the privilege of being stationed Hed
rather plv his trade on the move, anyhow. II busl-
ness was dull in one place he'd move on-relying on
the little signs to tell the price while he'd merely
shout "apples, apples"-the pronunciation OF wmcn
luckilv being the same in Jewish as in English
His cart this morning well filled with apples;
each one of which sat back on a down OF hurry
tissue paper. Some sold for one cent, others 1or
three cents and the largest and most succuect sofa
for a nickel Those nickel apples were always ad-
ministered to with an extra prush Oh 1he aii0"~y
shining sleeve.
II was vet too early to shout out his wares.
Housewives were just barely being seen on the
streets-and it was from them-and not from the
occasional passerby that one earned living. Inc
SUMS rays striking the blood-red apples set up
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THE CHINESE "REDS"
SPEAK
By HENRY GEORGE WEISS.

By HENRY GEORGE WEISS.
Now by the turmoil you have made
With murderous greed thru CEN
turtles,
Now by the blood upon your blade,
We rise against your tyrannies.
o bring your workers to these shores
Where Vanguards Of The Dawn
await
To tell them only peace endures
When Working Men control the
State.
Come, let your toilers breathe the air
Of Communism blowing free;
Well send them back-0 never fear!
To strike a blow for liberty.
1t will not be our alien feet,
1t will not be our foreign cries
That thunder down your damned elite
When, bathed in blood, the System
dies.
But English hands all rough with toll
Shall WELD the blades and point the
gun
When surging from the mills, the SOIL
The task of Labor is begun.
And gaunt Americans shall seize
Americans by right and worth
The cause of all their miseries
And trample it into the earth.
And "Nordic" hands shall raise the
Red
Victorious Banner to the sky,
By Labor's worldwide unity
And yellow, white, and black be wed