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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-13
WASHINGTON OPERA
TO GIVE "LAkME"
LueIIa MeIius, Noted So
prano, viii Appear January
"a, Albion Announces. .

Fresh from its success in La
Roheme," the Washington National
opera Co. is preparing TO give
<Lakme." an opera meyer sung IN
this city. at the Washington Audit
torium on January %, General
Director Albion announced yesterday
with a soprano. Lucia Melius, hailed
by critics of Europe and the United
states as one of the greatest colora-
turas now in operate work.
Nine Melius, a member OF the
Chicago Civic Opera Co. has
career that has carried her trium-
phantly through the opera companies
nf Paris, Monte Carlo. Vienna, Berlin,
Budapest. Prague, Belgrade. Weis'
baden, Frankfort, Leipzig, Madrid.
Naples. Rome, Florence and san
Francisco. She has appeared as guest
soloist with the symphony .orchestras
of all the leading musical { lters OF
Europe.
Born in Appleton. Wis. Nine.
ATelius found her way 10 Paris. where
she became pupil of Jean De Reszk,
and under his tutelage soon became
a reigning favorite of Europe Com
ing TO this country again a year or
Two ago her career has been meteorlc.
and great enthusiasm has followed
her. 1hf0nSS nave cloWuSu the
various auditoriums where she has
sung, her experience being almost
unparalleled.
Her singing of the famous Bell
Song" of "Lakme" was met with
warm praise by the Daily Telegraph
of London, which said: Her inherl-
lance is a divine voice which has
divine right, for with her amazing
technique il can do no wrong. Never
for second does she loose her
mastery. The ease and faultless
artifice of its movement or its repose
give Luella Melius the highest place
among the elect of coioratura
singers"
Praise of equal warmth has met
her all along her path.
THE securing of Nine. AIelius for
appearance in. 'Lakme" is by far the
most important event in grand opera
in this city" Mr. Albion declared last
night in announcing the arrangements
for the performance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-13

OF fine quality Atwood
serge and flannel. some with
separate skirts-others in
one.piece Peter Pan effect.
Navy and red. Originally
sold for $5.95 to $3.50. Sizes
6 to 90 years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-13
Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
Mason It. Mullen and Ruth E. Smith.
Isidor l.. Adler and Beatrice Kobernick.
James T. O'Neale and Edna N. jacobson.
Keysville Va.
William j. Kirwin and Elizabeth Dohony
both of Baltimore. Md.
Clifford W. Rogerson and Rosita M. Suben
Paul A Jones and Gladys NJ. Goldsmith.
Albert F. Loeffier and Erma A. Carney
both of Baltimore. Md.
Horatio A. Garren of Camden, n. j.. and
Jessie Mayfield of this city.
John II. Matthews and Ethel Lee.
Joseph Burt and Gertrude Sweeney.
Henry w. Coleman of Penola. Va, AND
Clara B. Allen of Golansyille, Va.
Clifton James and Rosetta Diggs. both OF
Baltimore Nd.
Robert r. wallace and Mary Smith. both
Of Baltimore. Nd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-13
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported
to the Health Department in the last "a
hours:
Carmelo and Agata Marina. boy.
Edward p and Bertha f. Donovan, boy
Wilbur H. and Elizabeth Booth, girl,
Norman L. and MHude Brown. boy.
Herbert Z. and Louise A. Beck. girl.
Frank and LYDIA Barinott, girl.
Rush w. and Beryl Cenlklin. girl.
Leo Q. and Emma A. Drumwright, boy.
Eugene and Bessie v Decker. girl.
Rosel H. and Mary Hyde. boy.
Kenneth d. and Pearl Z. Karn. girl
Richard c. and Mary S. Mclean. girl.
John and Ethel L, Saunders. girl.
Daniel and Irene Bradford, boy.
Edward and Elizabeth Henderson. boy.
Theodore and Lenora Price. girl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-13
Entertain "Vanities" Cast.

Members OF the "Vanities' cast, APP
pearing this week at Polls. were
luncheon guests Of the National Press
Club yesterday. The program includ-
ed songs and sketches by Miss Maxine
Lewis, Joe Cook, Smith and Dale, Bert
Byton, Cliff O'Rourke and Billy Dou-
gal. A short address was made by
Earl Carroll.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-13
AUTO HITS TREE.
Two Receive Bruises as Result of
Collision.

Edward McQuade, % years old, OF
17lO Newton street, son of Lieut..
James ID. McQuade of the second
precinct and Robert c. Jackson, 3S
years old, of 1921 Franklin street,
northeast. sustained minor injuries
when McQuade's automobile, in at
tempting to avoid collision with
another automobile going north on
First street, at Rhode Island avenue
early this morning, collided with an
automobile operated by Charles G.
Winkel of 1929 First street.
The force of the collision hurled
Winkels car against a tree. Jackson
and McQuade were treated by DR..
Mcneil at Emergency Hospital for
cuts and body bruises. later going to
their homes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-13

The Minister of Greece and Nine.
Simopoulos are to be patron ana pa
troness for the gala performance of
Mime. Butterfly" which is to be given
for the benefit of the Greek refuge
children Friday evening, January 21,
in the Washington Auditorium. The
presentation is to be directed by MIR.
Jacques Samossoud, who will bring to
the city distinguished artists from the
Metropolitan Opera House in New
York to appear in the leading roles,
including Nine. Thalia Sabanieva, the
Greek prima donna.
The benefit is being arranged under
the auspices of number of promi-
nent Greek organizations here, headed
by MIR. George G. Nournas.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-13
Deaths Reported.

The following deaths have been reported
hours:
Charles A. Williams. II. III r ST.
Charles Andrew Mitzel. 70. 5411 13th st.
Arthur II. Laws. SO. rear of $50 Sth st.
Hospital.
Abraham Schultz, 50. Emergency Hospital.
William Phelps Doing 81 305 18th st.
Walter I: Caunon. z, ChiIdren's Hospital.
James H. Peasants. 20, $50 s ST.
Margaret A. Booker. "a 435 St
pita.
Julia Ann Mills. g.. us 9TH st. Sc.
pita.
Louis Henderson. 80. Galinger Hospital.
Over three-fourths of the dogs in
4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-13

Canadian chemists are making tests
to determine whether asbestos waste
can be used instead of lime in correct.
ing acidity of soil.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-01-13

mitteewoman and State vice chair
man for her own State. Kentucky.
Members of the cabinet, undersec-
retaries and assistant secretaries of
executive departments and their
ladies, justices OF the United States
Supreme Court and their ladies', Re-
publican Senators and Representatives
and their wives and other leaders of
official Washington have been invited
to meet the delegates to the Repubh-
can women's conference at Mrs.
Hert's reception.
, 1927-10-08
Publication.

vt is hereby brought to public notice
that the Trademark shown below
which was registered in the United
States Patent Office, Washington, D. c.,
on December Z, 1927 in the name Of The
~Studebaker Corporation, Of South Bend,
listing under the laws Of the Stare of New
Jersey, and Trademark certificate No.
22l, 525, issued therefor. has this date
been registered in the Office Of the Cow
eminent Secretary of the Virgin Islands
of the United States at st. Thomas, in
accordance with the provisions in the
regulations governing the registration
of Patents and Trademarks in the Virgin
Islands, approved 80 June, 1920.
Evening star., 1927-05-21

1902 10Th ST. NV. --3 LARGE OUTSIDE
rooms and bath; excellent condition. eler
garage OntiOnaf:. reasonable Adams fnaQn
Evening star., 1927-05-21

CONFECTIONERY AND nELlCATFSSEN-
Must sen at once: viii -arrIace old estah-
llshaa CORNER store dong good cash bush
nes4. wonderful opportunity ApuBy 3H0l
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RENT R0oMS--FUR. OR UNFuR.

LARGE front room. semt-priyate bath to
couple or women: housekeeping If desired,
Phone Cleveland 1923. :.
1909 IRVING ST. N E.--3 rooms. Ink
garage; garden space: fruit: ami. rent, $50
month. Phone Pot. 5060-J. 23'
14@3 ORREN ST. Me- rms. Ink: will
rent likewise or single, good neighborhood
new house. reasonable. %"
1O3 II ST NV rooms. bath; electricity
and gas furnished.
93l6 Sth n w --3 or 4 rooms on 3rd floor:
S35 to $50 month, all conyeniences. 22"
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RENT ROOMS--FURNISHED.

420 end ST NV Mice light cool rooms
with all convenlences; electricity; reason
ca IRVING N.W.---Larage living room with
sleeping porch: twin beds; next bath; prI-
vate family; $50. Col. 2262-W ~"
CHGEERIFrL5 room in clean, new apartment;
refined lady or couple, Ink. COLUMBIA
1888 COL RD---Larse front room aud bath,
Brgae mdg # f2@y sS i9st3nta2g9gs Rd3ms as hot %asT
1914 EYE ST. \ Wv, Apt l1--C0mfortable:
NOT water. eiec.; near bath gentlemen: rea-
3IO T. ST. NW.-Furnished rooms for light
houSeEeening: - and up. all modern. 70"
1910 COLUMBIA RD.--Nicely furnished.
1908 PERRY PL W. single rooms or
: Qr ? rooms and kitchen art. Adams 2053,
207 ST. N,W.-Large room and Kitchen
ette near bath; gas, electric. Ss weekly.
1706 FLORIDA AVE. N.W.--2 second floor:
first floor front
311 sT W. large rooms with vim
dows. porch IS a week q
sos r n N.E.-Two large rooms, porch; ami:
III k: adults S35 80
420 9th ST NW.-~Two large basement
rooms. gas water electricity
1916 MERIDIAN PL.-Furnshed front room
for gentleman; Sl6 Jewish preferred. 80
AGO End ST NW.--Southen exposure
rooms. Ink prlylle@cs adults 22s
$40 & ST. NE.-Large room and Kitchen
- ~ lt5
6l6 KENYON ST N.W.-Cheerful front
room and garage space -
I'LL IRVING sT NW.-Furnishpd room
with slecnng porch; ami: Col 0SS0. 22"
1923 VERMONT AVE, Apt, 74-Clcan.
comfortable room gentleman preferred. ~"
1908 18th ST, APT. 23--Largo room next
70 porch and bath $50 per month. 22'
LARGE FRONT ROOM
1868 California, MA ttrTst't sI fe9ean
limited phone; near Ambassador .8Heater.
Potomac 2463.
FOR MEN ONLY--A nice, lBrge ROOM IN
downtown section. conVenieHt 10 all Govern
ment Offices at 926 18th, st. ps&v ~ Rent
only S95 per month = . .CtAIIg
PERCY II. RUSSELL COMPANY.
926 9TH St NV.
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FOR SALE--Grocery store, doing good bust
ness: stock, fixtures, building consisting
good storeroom and 4-room apartment; well
furnished, has bath, gas, elee. hot and cold
garages on irnnroye6 street, owner leaving
city VIII sacrifice Tor S6.50o; o2.5o0 cash,
balance seeaFeo& & oy 4I7t tf95t t,. on & Inc prop
/ INVESTIGATE BEFORE YOU INVEST
Here Is az opportunity seldom offered to IN:
&eht3f@ u gNGE% caii'.e} .. oetile ltittFtstea l
scope and demand. owned and controlled nv
local business people; don u fali To- see thus
New York ave NV. Open 8 a m. to pm.
daily Iuyest with SAFETY.
LAUNDRY FOR SALE-Fully equipped
CoinE good business large brick building
third story can be used for dry cleaning
plant; This y no new venture but Is
bou Ii5e established business Has been uper-
atlne on paying basis for a number 81
years Owner retiring from business on
BfoSS 55-X. Siar once 5 price anu Terms 'lu'ss7
FOR SALE-General store and gasoline sta
fian, bay. gram and feed business, puildlnss,
tlons of The section oi Va; DID ~ GOO
business last wear. books open for }nSpec-
Box 342N. star office
COLONIAL BEACH CONCESSIONS for rent
on BOARDWALK al dance payIhon, soda. lunch.
stand. barber shgp, beauty parlor. novelty
Ebop. Also candy and merchandise wheels
frank . Biacl0-tQne. Colonial Reach. Va.
Will rent nay fuH equipment for auto laun-
df& srea~iItE. storage. etc, 70 reSp0p3lni
party. in city'S best equipped plant establish
tf hGsteas pWReL pthef hGsihcss ro!fIec-
tons takes entire time. Address Box 49-N.
star Office 23*
LAUREL. ND --Luuch room aTEs fountain,
cid established business on Wash BALTIC
bNd-s complete eq"iImehti eha5 ae 20 step
Laurel ND. Tel Laurel Il9
CONFECTIONERY AND nELlCATESSEN-
Must sell at once. VIII sa"rhoa old cstaf-
1}4ha1 CORNER store DOING good cash BUSH
nes4. wonderful opportunity. Apuly ;tN0l
14th 81. NV 22'
II you h3Ee q few hundred dollars we have
q good Investment for SuN- an old established
extra vaUltai. we are confident this VIII UaS
we'll Address Box AK. star office 23S
APARTMENT HOUSE PKOJECT-AlaH with
ABOUT $50. 600 desired Ay Responsible builder
VIII bear stnctest nEestzatla1 aud @boA
excellent profit Address Box G3A. star
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY }os renting
at reduced rate attia.1Ee store. gutUuna
with fixtures. o0 u 81. Ge0fGel0WU. Ig}g
phone Lincoln 300. Mr Nrrunan
HARDWARE STORE. northwest. al less thai
inventory value. an Ola stand owner ma
RFFRIGERkTED COOLER }@x20 feet
counter stand and office suitable for whole
sale plea3 business. Ap0ly @upt. Convention
GROCERY STORE GOOD established corner
great bargain 70 quick buyer; owner leaviui
city Phone \. SSaI.
OWNER viii sell house. suitable. hoarder
and roomeIs income. oi*5. address 80.
2-X Star Office 80
B EEAT IND VEGETABLE STAND. D 81
e srkss. singly or both Apply market mas
Evening star., 1927-05-21

II you h3}r a few hundred dollars we have
good Investment for you an old established
monthly ga-azlnH needs small amount of
extra capital. we are confident this VIII paw
Neis Address Box AN star office %"
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WANTED---ROOMS.

MTDDLE~AGED MAN wishes furnished room
with breakfast and dinner; must he on sec
ond floor. with bath. in Northwest section
of city. state price, etc, Address Box
422-V, star office. 2as
GOVERNMENT EMPLOYE and mother de-
sire unfuruished front room and kitchenette.
Northwest: reasonable. Address Box 16X
Star Office. 21S
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WHERE TO STOP.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.


1916 10th T-BEAUTIFULLY FUR
nished front apartment of reception hall
large living room. two nice bedrooms, din
ing, room. breakfast room. kitchen and TWO
baths zone with showerl Included are
rugs. some china. silver. cooking utensils.
etc Annie closet space and every conven-
fence, electro refrigeration. sOundproOf floors,
two elevators ana excellent 24-hOur service.
Splendid location on Washington's finest
and within a short walk of downtown.
Rental reduced TO $13j for Summer. Apply
resident manager.
AND BATH H.K APT.
bright; clean and home-like; 4 exposures:
large living room with dining alcoEe. sleep
high. shady location; adults. Adams 800.
VERY ATTRACTIVE DOWNTOWN STUDIO
apartmcnt, available June lst 10 October st,
girls two rooms kitchen aud bath. S65.
Apply Miss ORR, 924 18th st. NV.
1916 10th ST.-VERY COMFORTABLY
furnished apartment of living room. unqsu-
many c0nveniences electric refrigeration.
lent 24-hour service, etc. Finest location
and convenient TO busses and downtown.
Rental reduced. Apply 30 resident manager.
1860 EUCLID ST. N.W.---FIVE LARGE
Amp'"0 player-p1ano, radio. oTerstuHed fur,
niture; will rent to responsible party, until
October ] 500 per month. Col T102 "a
DUPONT CIRCLE: ALL OUTSIDE ROOMS
Contents r. kit, bath hall for sale $3.50:
DIV direct to Apt AS. 2012 0 st., evenings
Z 70 q. 22%
THE BUCHANAN APIS. 1926 18Th ST
cor. Buchanan st.-ADt. $ nicely fur. living
room. hedrm.. k. b. and open porch 500.
Ant 206 500 Apt. 202. S62 80. Apply
! janitor or w. CARL WYATT. owner. Adams
1891.
I44S GIRARD ST. NW.-ONE ROOM. DIN
ing alcove kitchen and bath. with Murphy
bed large dressing closet. nicely furnished,
S55 per month. GEO. w. L1NKINS. 1888
De Sales ST.
COPLEY COURTS. 1914 18th ST. NV
Two rooms. kitchen. bath and reception
hall complete; piano, silver and linen: Sum
mer rates. Mrs. MARKLEY. Apt. 5l3. NJ. 4500.
S45 MO; DOWNTOWN OPPOSITE MAY
flower1 1905 De Sales: r. kitchenette and
bath. Phone Potomac 2347 or see janitor
I717 De Sales. 23s
923 9th ST NE---3 BEAUTTFUL ROOMS.
elegantly and completely furnished for house
keeping IL cleo. porches; very reasonable.
| 1902 KEARNEY ST. NE.-ATTRAcTIVE
| bachelor apt, one large, one small room. kit
and b.. neatly furn.: near cars and bus; $50:
| garage. N. 8743.
| DOWNTOWN GOOD NEIGHBORH0OD--
Large single room and private bath; refer
ences required immediate. Princess .I915
Eve Ett nsWs sesAIessE- 4sa8 "a
Evening star., 1927-05-21

FOR SALE 2O0-foot frontage on Lee High
way straight level road. short distance from
Georgetown. wonderful business opnartunity
viii sacrifice Clarendon 1871. II. B hilton.
Evening star., 1927-05-21
RENT R0nN1S--SuRIRRAN

NORTH ROSEMONT. VA Is West Walnut
st.--~One large furnished room, second floor
next to bath. Alexandria I626J n"
Evening star., 1927-05-21

LAUNDRY FOR SALE-Fuliy e9Up0ed
oolnE good business. large brick building
third story can he used for dry cleaning
plant; This ls no now venture but Is a
boUi fiSe established business Has been uper-
stinc on 3 paying basis for a number ~
years. Owner retiring from business on
account of a@e. For price and terms address
Box BOX. Star office
Evening star., 1927-05-21

52O :}rl Y W-'rW0 large attractINe NOuse-
keeping rooms $40 weekly, one large room,
S6 electricity. gas quiet home: new man
Evening star., 1927-05-21
ROOMS AND BOARD.


HILLCREST, $500 18Th st. n.w.-One of
the most attractive rooms in Washington
suitable for thre" or four people. private
bath porch, super0r table.
30T c ST N.W--T.arge. light single and
double rooms: continuous hot water: good
old Virginia cooking. family style: good
substantial food. rates reasonable. @2*
3420 CENTER ST. NV. 10th and Newton
Single room Sl3. double bedroom &I2 so
with board private family; convenient l9.ea-
ton. Col. S563. 2"
THE RHODE ISLAND. 1887 r 1. ave. NV.
Large single and double rooms Desirable
location. Easy walk Govt. bureaus. Excel
lent hoard Good chef. Efficient service
NV. 1900 LAMONT ST.--Cool, we'll fur
nished rooms. ami. lst class meals, sum
1874 CHESAPEAKE ST, N-W-soIenad
suburban room adjoining porch; private
family: reasonable 1890
PORTLAND HOTEL. THOMAS CIRCLE F
Large furnished room, twin beds. reasonable; !;
meals optional Franklin 1897. 22
1892 EYE ST NV tFranklIn Park beau
titul third-floor front room overlooking park
twin beds excellent meals. Ant 32. -
1854 FAIRMONT NV Large front room.
! 4 windows, twin beds. sen1-prlyate bath. SO
B22 II ST NW-Board and rooms. $40
per week, furnished rooms Tor Igut house-
1929 X ST, ;W.-Nicely furnished front
private bath, excellent board. teiephone. 22*
1411 KENYON ST N.W.--Nicely furnished
1TOnt room. second moor efeCITlGttY. iNle-
phone. excellent board. home cooking - :
170l MASS. AVE. the Southern CIub~-A
| delightful home for young ladies' walking
distance: trauslents acc0mmodated.
COMFORTABLE clean home with home
comforts and privileges, i'll private home.
i Col. 850G.
l149 QUE ST. y W-Fur single double
rooms with board wrapped lunches: continu-
Gus hot water. phone elec.i summer rates.
62l @ ST SW.~-Priyate family offers low
est Summer rates: . wOrkme9 single beds.
! 2nd floor: electric lights. 80
90 KENNEDY ST. &.W.--Also table board
all modern improvements. Col. s932. rs
1915 ii ST. NW~~Large front room. second
floor. and others hot water and reference.
1342 EUCLID ST N.W-Large Bird floor
front and single room, Phone Cot. 10422.
Evening star., 1927-05-21

~ OF lNCY ST. Petworth--2 furnished
ooms aud kltchenette. for Ink.
Evening star., 1927-05-21

AFA AKI y ENI HNI 81 FNDJI I--IaU WIN
ABOUT $50 600 desired hy responsible builder
Wllf oear sjDrtc4t investigation and show
excellent profit. Address Box B3H. star
Evening star., 1927-05-21
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


CONFECTIONERY AND NOVELTY STORE
| for sale good paving business, 1&th and
Mich. ave. ne, end of Broozland ear line rea-
son retiring from business.
BEVERAGE DISTRIBUTING BUSINESS
once Address Box S-N, Star Office. 2e@
DFLTCATFSSEN. grocery, soft drinks, soda
| fountain IN entrance, separate iron market.
Annly Supt. Convention Hall Market
FOR SALE 2OO-foot frontage on Lee High
way straight level road, short distance from
Georgetown, wonderful business Opportunity;
viii sacrifice. Clarendon 1871. Ii. Il. sutton.
DENTIST. retiring desires TO sell office. elec-
tricay equipped; central location; splenuld
opporjunity for right party. Address Box
LADIES'. GENTS AND CHILDREN'S FUR,
nture store: old established; long lease and
reasonable rent 1910 Georgia ave. 7 W 20
DELTCATEssEN STORE. soda fountain.
cigars. cigarettes. candy, good business, fresn
stock. bargain 1925 Penna. ave. Sc
BARBER SHOP for lease in uptown section
in hotel, worth Investigation. Address Box
Tx, Star office.
CONFECTIONERY and dehcatessen for sale
at a sacrifice price to quick buyer Can
MEAT AND GROCERY STORE: q real bar
gain for quick buyer Lincoln 921S. 23@
YEARS. YEARS ~ soffTTcsffTS coRREsPQNpEN
FROM PARTY CAPABLE. FINANCIALLY
M AHP BS TRRnBRE4Ki6EVSoFF Of FfYLAR II SPRAY
4 HOUSEHOLD INSECTLCIpE WITH II5>,4 A
ToN AND yICiNITY. SOLD on qNE }S,Is
PROPOSITION EVERYBODY A PROS
PECT. NOTHING LIKE IT on Is THE
MAFKET MkFFF FrNdf sf1Ls cHfKcAH HE ho roNPASf
p O. BOX 1868. JACKSONVILLE FLA.
FOR DETAILS AND SAMPLE. %
dRW&EHf Week; price seori-o BUSINESS @to $4,000
Mese wfel; ana brce provision piS''iesS 'Vo 5000
S0@eeRan ReeR9 price, corner "....., business. ~ 45oo
De6gseesseh brise oosu'esS' sooo ~ $500
CaTn npiea grocery, business business 'loVo wen $4,000
Main a65S Evenings BeTwyn 73-W.
Evening star., 1927-05-21
RENT-GARAGES

BUILDING NEAR THE GEORGETOWl
post Office and NJ st, first. floor: hgeproof
suitable for garage or work shop; S5U per
month henry w. OFFUTT. care the
Potomac Savings Bank
Evening star., 1927-05-21
lEnR sAIE--AI-Tn TKTCkS.

]. H.. .. 2 AND TON FORDS REOS,
Republic. Service Sterling. etc. fOterDatlon-
ais of all sizes some rebuilt neW-car guar
anty.. A size and n truck for apy purpose-
See Mr. Bell for n square deal and & bargain
Easy Terms-No Finance CharGe
INTERNATIONAL MOTOR TRUCK AGENCY,
22s 1st st. NV. Franklin 1170. 1898.
Evening star., 1927-05-21

POULTRY AND EGGS.

wANTFD--A FEW EGGS FOR -HATCHING;
about duck eggs; about 4 Golden P9lisn
and Barred Rocks w. A. Dayton. care
T. s Forest Service $50 L st. 2l+
BARRED ROCK and r. / Red cockerels and
pulIets: Matching eggs; baby. chicks. 2039
X st. NV West 6SS or Kensington 109-F-4. l..
Evening star., 1927-05-21

DOWNTOWN BUSINESS SECTION - 2
rooms and kitchene4te for light housekeep-
ing: central location Franklin 5553.
Two LARGE ROOMS. KITCHEN. PRIVATE
bath. neatly furnished: adults, reasonable
% QujncE pI. ne. Owner. 92H
Evening star., 1927-05-21

5sts 9th ST NV Beautiful large; cool
bungalow. newly furnished III private home
appreciated when seen: near > car lines
Vrst reasonable
Evening star., 1927-05-21

REAR 1881 l. ST. NV
Garage Ne 1926. ...........-..... s. 800
Garage No. 1871 q ..... ........-- 1't.ou
Elratri0lf, aui Vatrr.
AMERICAN SECURITY & TRUST co.
18Th 4 pa Ave ri 4Sl5
Evening star., 1927-05-21
WANTED.

Grocery and ameat store in good white
location. Address Box BOX. Star office,
Evening star., 1927-05-21
RENT ROOMS-FTRNTSHED.

300 r. l. AVE NV Extra large double
room. attractively furnished and can be cur
tanned off into separate rooms: tub and
shower bath instantaneous hot water. abun
dant closet space large front yard with
shade; especially desirable for four students
Evening star., 1927-05-21

Exceptionally large capacity oven. Located
iilst over District Line and only few feet
from Marlboro Pike. viii sell all equip
ment together with 4-room bune allow on
bic lot at very easy terms. Only 340Uu.
Address Box l05-X. Star office.
Evening star., 1927-05-21

nEsT ""U-T STETT GARAGES
Monthly PAYMENTS
WASHINGTON CONST. co,
Lincoln l0-l0O
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Evening star., 1927-05-21
BTSTNESS OPPORTUNITIES.

FOR SALE-Grocery store. doing good bust
ness: stock fixtures; building. consisting
good storeroom and 4-rOom apartment. well
furnished, has bath; gas, elee,. hot and cold
water: good side lot room TO build two
garages on improved street, owner leaving
city viii sacrifice for S6,500, S2.500 cash,
balance secured by first trust on the prop
erty Address Box J4l-N. star office
Evening star., 1927-05-21

RENT REDUCED. s ROOMS AND BATH
$3.50, including Frigidare cabinet ODer-
ated from house current Apply ianitor. The
BaltImOre. 81 NILmOre 81. n "
Evening star., 1927-05-21

NEAR GRANT CIRCLE. 401S Illinois ave
Front room cm-detached home. attractive
" furnished: private bath; $50 mo. Adams
Evening star., 1927-05-21

DENTIST retiring, desires to sell office. elec-
tricaly cqulpDed central location; splendid
opportunity for right party. Address Box
Evening star., 1927-05-21

o4 N NV -W.--ATTRACTiVF MODERN
apartments for small families. conveniently
,9cated near downtown section: ami; $40.
Potomac 1896