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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-10-13
Odds and Ends of Decorated
Dinnerware Reduced

Imported Decorated Covered Dishes. Now. :. Csc
Imported Decorated Cracker Jars. Now. -. .$1.S5
80 Imported Decorated China Plates Now. .25c
10 DECORATED China Bread and Butter Plates Now 15c
is Msmatched Decorated China Plates. Now. .15c
IL Msmatched Decorated China Plates. Now. .25c
English Decorated China Bread and Butter Plates.
Reduced to .set, OF o. rs
% Mismatched Decorated Soup Plates Now. .15c
SO Imported Ash Trays Reduced to. $500. lee
Also number Of pottery, brass and fancy dinner
pieces, mostly oneofakind, at greatly reduced
prices sFss
CHINA SECTION FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-10-13
Lamps and Torchieres
Decorated English Porcelain
Dinnerware Reduced

2 14-inch Meat Dishes. Reduced to. ........, $195
/ Finch Meat DISH Reduced to- .'......... 81 so
4 Open Vegetable Dish. Reduced to .............$1
/ Sauce Boat Reduced to- Observation-Disclosures
Pickle Dish. Reduced Observation-Disclosures
Side Dishes. Reduced to....................15c
80 Individual Butter Dishes Reduced to...... .15c
l Sugar Bowl. Reduced to. ...................N
2 Casseroles. Reduced to- .................... 50.
4 Casserole. Reduced to- $3.50.
Covered Butter DISH, Reduced to.............$l
CHINA SECTION, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-10-13
Books Reduced

3 Little Cockalorum. Were S175.- Now. $50
Sets g ShakespeaKe's Complete Works. Spe-
a story ss' Of Oar Constitution by March Tappan
Fat Father N and Baby Play was ST So Now 5Sc
Homes of Ancestors. by Hasey and Tower Illus
Museum Of Art was S15 Now. $50
Also Chdrens Books at greatly reduced prices.
Book SECTION, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-10-13
Shell Flowers Reduced

Crrova shall FIowers We're bOc
Were T5c Now
sS1ai wereT5 e.
We're Now
Sprsys Flowers each 81 %
SDrays Shell Fi0wers Were So Is each Now 81
FI0weTs Now .7bC
she'll Iights Were S75 Now .........s. So 10
NJ
I shnJIi' cnt was Now
Now,
10 Shell I1ghts Were each. Csc
n5rr.rc Eyper Frnn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-10-13

Were $685. % Home Frocks Of good quality
printed SWISS straightline models with belts and
white lawn collar and cuffs
WOmens Silk Dresses. of radium HOnan and
white. blue
green; 16 1S and 40. Were SO. Now. &3.D5
HOME F'RocK SECTION THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-10-13

"a Imported CoIored Glass GOblets. Were SOC each
80 80" Impcrted Coiorcd Glass sherbets were Soc esch
Bic
SIs" number Of vases console
useful glassware pieces Reduced " ana More
GLASSWARE SECTION, FIFTH FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-10-13
Housewares Reduced

corn or imperfect
i WrOught-irOn Fire Set, 4
pieces. shovel. brush. poker
and stand. Was STA set.
Now ..... 50. 80
2 Imprinted Wood Sewing
Stands. We're $3.50.
NJ" 81 40
2 Natural Willow Dog and
Cat Sleeping Baskets. We're
$500. Now .S1.S5
20 NaturaI-flnish w o o d
Kitchen Shelves with towel
roller combined. Were
Sl.25. Now ..... soc
500 Rolls Good 0naIity TOi-
LET Tissue. ] 900 sheet
rolls. Special. dog. 15c
TT EfI nOP
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-10-13
Boys Calfskin High Shoes
$3.75 We're IS

Is Pairs Calfskin High Shoes in sizes Az
8 ~. s. AZ. 8 y and 4 5. 81 and g.
Il. ~ II and L. Were SIS pair. Now. 1915
.,.h n0, weTe S95o pair G,t. Ncy @
soes in d ia. Were So pair. Now. ,S3S5
BOYS SHOE SECTION, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-10-13

OOSfeI ONS6 0FfO
] Round Brass Bird Cage.
Was 50. Now 81 80
! Bee Hive shape Brass Bird
Cage. Was SI5. Now 80
2 Imprinted Wood Floor
IampS. Were 81 %.
eNOW SHS.'bp
b Rochester COvner-hOttOm
Wash Boilers. No. 3 size.
Were S2.75. Now. .SI.50
4 I1nDainted Willow Clothes
Hampers. Small size 50.
sh ape. We're 81 80.
Now So .95
/ 26-ineh 4-fOld Brass Fold
ing Fire Screen. Was
$3.50. Now .&t2.!5O
] pair WrOught-irOn AndirOns.
Was Sig. Now. =. 81 .95
HOUSEWARES SECTION. FL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-10-13
Decorated French Chinaware
Greatly Reduced

Open Vegetable Dish. Reduced to ............S1
| 16-ineh Meat Dish. Reduced TO .......... SO 80
| 14inch Meat Dish. Reduced to ............$1. 95
I Round Covered Dish Reduced to. ..........$I .95
43 Breakfast Plates Reduced to...............25c
10 Dinner Plates. Reduced to..................35c
IL Side Dishes. Reduced O,...................15 c
II BOuiIIOn Cups and Saucers Reduced to. soc
2 Tea Pots. Reduced to........................M
! Tea Pot. Reduced Observation-Disclosures. Soc
CHINA SECTION, FIFTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-10-13
Infants Wear Reduced

a Sachef Were II
TiSfie Roys Wash Hats. Were $3.50, Now. 6fe
carrags Bows. Were g NOy each; -. ... ss.i
. RShhon CarriaEa STRAINS. Were p
> Nmrsery Raskefs We're SO so Now 81. -
8 Pairs ChiIdTen'g 75c. pair Fac
K Pairs CIiIdrena Hose. We're 35c. pair loo
z Pairs CLiIdren's SOC. 1Sc
= PAIRS Cbjldren's Hose Now. soc
Pairs Infants' Shoes. Were 81 80. 81
I Pairs Tnfan shoes.
Infants Shoes Were 81. Now 81
L.. T.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-10-13
Women's Girdles, $2.75
We're S375 and IS

20 w&L and Ideal Grdes peach broche and elastic in
10 g. and j. Longtime BrassIeres Of pink striped mate 1s
rial. size ~ only. Were soc. Now DOC
10 De Bevoise Corset material long
line models 81, 80, 40 and A. Were SS;9C1
Now ;;nt iIro;che with elastic
al waistline, in sizes 80 to 33. Were much nore
Rengo Belt Grdles, long of broche and elastic IN
siZes 30 TO SO. Now. 800
Natures Rival of silk figured br0che
Now Northumberland. $6.15
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-10-13
Men Lisle Socks
Special S Pairs for ST

Mems Fullfashioned Mercerized Lisle Socks. with
double soles, heels and toes. In black, sizes sl5
to IL.
as Mems COlored Madras shirts with soft cuffs Some
have separate collars 70 match Sizes a. 15. - n.
Pairs Mems Lighf-weieht Imported Wool Hose in
brown heather. mixtures and camel sizes 10
20 M .49 w:a Mere Sr6e Ps as Color. We're M
1s Mems se,srped Athletic Union suits in sizes S. ss
AZ. a. and 40 We're 81. Now: 81 30
and-rayon; medium size only. in white We're So and
Pieces Mems soisefe Underwear athletic shirts
40. ~ "A and 40. knee drawers. 46. Were 81 30
piece, Nov =; SOC
sizes 36. IS and 20. We're So so. Now. q 36
Mems Golf Caps. in sizes 65s and ia to ~. Were
20 S1S0
THE New MEMS STORE SECOND FLOOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-10-13
Friday Remnant Day-Savings Of l4to y and More
ehangeab D.
Leather Novelties Reduced

II Leather Pouch Bags. trimmed with MORE Were So 80
3 Pgskin Bill Folds. Were ST SO Now. i5c
Riddles Brown satin Pocketbooks Were "5c each each
! Pgsk,a Tobacco Pouches Were $3.50 each Now sissS
Green Ecgase Cigarette Gases We're 81 each Now 81
/ Leather Pin Tray, Was 75c. Now. :: sc
PTskIn Bill Folds, Were S125 each, Now. Use
tOd-cOlor BrOcaded Bags, trimmed with pearls with
metal chain $50 each. Now. .SI5
! Black MOre Beauvais trimmed Was $25 Now SIS
Calf-trimmed Pouch Bag. of Was 81
! Gray Calf Undrrarm alligator, Was
Rrocade nag fancy an handle
Black Satin Underarm Bags. embroidered with pearl
Imitation and colored cut steel beads Were $SS
! Rose Ecrase cGgrette Case Was $2.25 Now. $50.
Cigarette Box Was S775. Now. -. So
goat hangers, Was SIS Now SIG
] Pigskn Key-Tainer ............. soc
] Pigskin key-Taper. Was 81. Now.
! Brown Suede Tobacco Pouch Was So. Now 81
! Hip PocketboOk of black pin seal Was 500 %, IN
bgT Leather Medicine Case with three bottles So
LEATHER Goors SECTION FIRST FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-10-13

Felt Hats in attractive shapes and shades of navy
IS Hats from the French Room Were much more s
81 Fancy Feathers. 6rnaments. Greatly
MILLINERY SECTION. THIRD FLOOR -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-10-13
FRIDAY Glassware Reductions

FAN AND HAIR ORNAMENT SECTION, FIRST Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-10-13
Home Frocks, CSC

INFANTS SECTION, FOURTH FLOOR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-10-13

CORSET SECTION. THIRD FLOOR.
Evening star., 1927-10-28
TRAIN KILLS VIRGINIAN.
Flyers Brother Struck on Way to
Greet Him.

Special Dispatch to The Star
BASSETT, Va. October oS.-Charles
McGrady arrived here yesterday on
a furlough from Langley Field where
he Is an Army flyer He expected to
Evening star., 1927-10-28
BIG BUSINESS RULE
SCORED BY OWEN
Senator. in Address Prepared for
Democratic Women. Says Issue
Is Paramount.

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE, October oS.--The one
great issue before the American peo.
pie in the opinion of former Senntu,
Owen of Okla homa. is neither prohi.
bition nor religious freedom. hat
rather one OF eXpelling from Wash
inSton what he termed the ''invisible
government" OF big business.
In an address prepared for delivery
today before the Democratic Women $
Law Enforcement League, the Okla
homan declared that four-tifth hs of The
people favor enforcement and reten-
ton of the prohibition law. But due
to the operations of moneyed interests
he said. il has become "Nitally neceS.
sarH' for the women of America to
orga nize to prevent corruption of
public officials and contempt for the
law
Evening star., 1927-10-28
COUNCILS OF TWO CITIES
ON HYATTSVILLE TRIP
Inspection Of Streets Object OF
Visit by Frederick and Hagers-
tow Parties, Headed by Mavor,.

Special Dispatch to The star.
HiATTSVlLLE. II Md. October 2S.-
70 inspect streets, the mayors and
NemDers or the city councils of Fred.
erick and Hagerstown visited here
this afternoon.
The party, numbering 21. was es.
corted about the town by DIR. H. r.
Willis, mayor, and members of the
local town council and was enter.
tanned at luncheon by the mayor and
council in the parish hall of Picknev
memorial Protestant Episcopal Church.
Mr.. Wits declared
Evening star., 1927-10-28
Dirigiblc Lands on Roof of School
At Newport News; First Feat Of Kind

Aviation officers from the field were
highly pleased with the test, declar'
ing IL would aid greatly in the de.
vclopmcnt of military and CONNER
cial aviation by proving that passen-
gers and military equipment can be
The feat Is considered even more
extraordinary in that it was accom-
pl,shed with practically no head wind
to euualize the momentum Of the ship
rs it came to stop. Officers said
there was wind of less than lWo
miles an hour blowing at the time and
tn perform, s,tch landing a velocity
Of more than five miles an hour is
almost imperative.
Evening star., 1927-10-28
Woman Fined in Liquor Case.

special Dispatch to The Star
FREDERICK. Md, October 2S.-MrS.
fenced to three months i'm the House
OF Correction and fined 500 yeSterday Y
following her conviction in Circuit
Court on a charge of selling liquor
Prison sentence was suspended upon
payment of tn" fine. Ralph Higdon
this city. found guilty on the same
charge, was sent to jail for months.
Evening star., 1927-10-28

Rv the Associated Press
NEWPORT NEWS Va. October
2s.--The first intentional Ia nding of a
iighter-than-air ship on the top of a
building was crowned with success
here yesterday when the Army dirIgi-
hle TC -255. Langley Field. gracefully
alighted on the roof of the Newport
News High School. 60 feet above the
ground.
The ship was brought to a st4nd-
still in space of 2.5 by $50 feet. the
ends of the dirigible extending over
the edges of the anding area.
Several members of the ships party
got ont of the craft onto 'he roof and
clamhered aboard ~ minutes later
when she took off from her queer
perch.
Evening star., 1927-10-28
so to $85
and his F all
and Winter Suits

We say "suits" because coming more
and more to the practice of buying two and
three suits at time realizing the true economy
we'll as the satisfaction of generously stocked
wardrobe. Here three popular items from the
Parker-Brdget suit groupings this season.
Evening star., 1927-10-28
All That a Man
Desires in a TOpcOat

Primarily he desires style, for, despite it's un-
questionable utility, the topceat is pre-eninenty
fashionable garment. This season man may give
wide rein to his preferences for there is pleasing
diversity of models, ranging from the conventional
Chesterfield to the easy, informal and exceptionally
comfortable raglan type of topcoat Fabrics, pat
terms and shades are various and attractive-and
prices run FROM
Evening star., 1927-10-28
Parker Bridget &
Hickey-F Freeman Suits
$65

Representing the utmost in
customized tailoring. Suits for
the we'll dressed business or pro-
fessional man. This selection
includes the nationally known
Hickey-Freeman "Travlwear"
suits.
Evening star., 1927-10-28
SWANSON FIGHTS G. o. P.
IN PITTSYLVANIA AREA
SelS tor. in Open Letter. Urges
democrats to Organize at Every
Precinct to Help Nominee.

Special Dispatch to The Star
DANN1LLE, Va. October oS-
United States Senator Claude Swan
son today entered the warming 20
litical fight in Pittsylvania County
where Republican. j. s. Adams
aspires to one of the three seats In
the State House of Delegates.
Senator Swanson has sent an oper
letter to the chairman of the Demo
cratic party in which he urges Demo
Gratis to turn out and fulfill theii
primary obligation by voting for the
nominee. He calls on Democrats al
every precinct to organize.
Evening star., 1927-10-28

acres Of Ben lomond Estate extend along
historic Bull Run and almost the battlefield
colonial residence pictured has
DISTINGUISHED wealthy citizens including Rixey
miral r M Rixey and F. W. Bmch Ina Re-
Gently Mr. Bruch sold attorney who
placed in the hands of this
The residence built
walls thick in
has been edecorated Has electricity runnp water
An ideal country gentemans home
WITH 500 ACRES
The residence the costly dairy barn buildings
be sold with SOO Mr. Bruch
proving this and equipped in the country
Evening star., 1927-10-28
TEAMWORK URGED
FOR ARLINGTON
New York PIanner Tells Zone
Commission to Save Time
and Money.

CLARENDON. Va. October IS
hand and efforts should he made to CO.
ordinate the work Of the Virginia Park
and Planning Commission and the Ar.
linSton County Ioning Commission,
Charles w. Leavitt expert city plan
ner OF New York. declared in an ad,
dress before the latter body at the
courthouse last night. Mr.. Leavitt
was introduced by State Senator
Frank l.. Ball, upon whose invitation
he attended the meeting.
Mr.. LcaVitt declared that the work
Of the commission would result in con,
fusion and loss of time and money
for the county un'ess il procureS the
services of an expert 2oning engineer,
one of wide experience. and one who
ia conversant with city planning. He
suggested that complete orga niZation
of the commission should also include
a good local engineer. man familiar
With local conditions. and 4 staff that
should he charged with collecting data
and planning the detail work. The
expert will he needed to direct and
guide the local force and To plan the
broader problems. Mr.. Leaviit de-
ciared.
Plan for Industries.
Mr.. Leavitt stressed the importance
Of properly Zoned industrial develop
nlent and said early steps should he
taken by the county in acquiring
land for parks. Fairgrounds and
haaievards Revenue from industries
was needed. he said Ia relieve the
home owners from the burden of taxes
that would otherwise he required of
them to meet payment for lands &C.
oured.
Chairman Harding of the commits
zion, after concurring in the sugges-
tions of Mr.. Leavijt relative to the
need for technical aid. announced that
the commission had in mind a local
man and his appointment would he
asked of the board of supervisors.
Maj. h. w. Gushing. a member of
the commission. declared that 1t may
he possible for the county TO procure
expert engineering aid from the Ma.
tional Capital Park and Planning Com.
mission. the Chamber of Commerce
OF 'he United States and various Fed
eral agencies. due to the fact that the
county is linked up with the Greater
Washington movement, and that it
was questionable with him if the
county should so to the expense of
employing an expert such as sug-
gested by Mr.. Leavitt
FavOrS Expert Assistance.
Milford Wits. secretary of the Ar.
Hneton County Chamber of Commerce
stated that his organization appre.
ciated the big task confronting the
commission, and was unanimously in
favor of IT procuring expert assistance.
IF the job requires the services of
. $4,000. 100000 or $50, 900 man, that
is the man to get, he said, and the
chamber will be behind you. irrespec.
tive of cost, providing you get a ma
who is fully qualified to do the work"
Evening star., 1927-10-28

Japan will develop it's agriculture.
Evening star., 1927-10-28

The "Washingtonian'
{ (Aristocrat of 2-TrOusers Suits)
$50
An exclusive Parker Bridget
presentation - combining the
luxury of fine tailoring and its
rehnements with the economical
two-trousers feature. Quarter
silk lined, silk lined sleeves, silk
back vest.
Evening star., 1927-10-28

he met by his brother, Leslie McGrady
AS he alighted from the train th'
flyer saw people running along III
track and drawn by. curiosity he 70
lowed them.
lie found that his brother hasten
ing to meet him had been cut in two
by fast Norfolk and Western train
which had overtaken him.
Evening star., 1927-10-28
Hunting Licenses in Demand.

special Dispatch to The Star.
FREDERICK. Md. October IS
Although two weeks remain befor,
the hunting season opens here. l.90'
county and 200 Statewide license:
have been issued by the local clerk.
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GET OUR APARTMENT FOR RENT LIST.

KEW GARDENS. 27O0 QUE ST. N.w-Re.
fined apartment having switchboard sery.
ice. Gale. resident manager on premises,
! room kitchen and bath. St7 80
:. rooms. Kitchen and bath, ....... 5000
: rooms. KIT, bath. .......... 80 90
> rooms, bath and porch. ...... 1880
d rooms kit aud baths, porch $50 40
:512 QUE ST, NV room. kit. din dniG ~
alc Tnoma anf iit oaSh ibai,b.... 20 90
Re 9ie's te throughout Resident man.
ls55i, y II. AVE NV rooms. EIsch eD
go 5 roo o1as Kitchen; ard bath - 5000,
1850 y II. AVE. Nw.-3 rooms, kit and nd
MA hS.n HoGGE 1924 MONROE ST. &W
Elevator building, containing cafe M
sssl F GoSN 'f AvEmResdeS. manager. E!e
eos5S ONTARIO RID NW.--5 rooms. lSQItGhSS99
,sfo 5o9 aSSS II W. s24 'a N,ws room. $ s %
l4 aa'h sP faFSG RID. NV rooms, XIX
aac aN 81 4 4E:; sDt s aRo 0s9 b%
pense: 3 rooms itit and bath. So 20 20
THE 's sGNBtRy 'I Tai ? ST. NV s9@ns
Fit room and k h2th and hath s. 90 90
$50 [ ST NV rooms kitchegg1 ! a IS
oai[ sP2T' E'2 l f9' sn s. NV y5 s.S9
k{t 1d6m. ap q, "a an5 bath :s5 90 %
rooms Kit & bath ''.. $500
isi2 VERNON ST N.w. lyon st bet 18th
and 1oth'--3 rooms sa ki. Lo az and 81, 90
1907 5 ST. N.W.--6 rooms & bath 500 90
rooms and bath $500
sl 'fqg 81 NV and ke easf building RESI- RESI-
gro rooms. lit and bath .S4s5O
room kit and bath ......... 81 so
1884 10th ST. N.w.-.2 rooms kit.
ana pain. .....''' - 1 3V
/ room. kit and bath ........ 81 30
LAWRENCE ANNEX. 339 End ST. e.
room. kit. and bath. :. $50. 90
1898 n ST. N.W.-1 room. kit. d. a. and
bath ..................- .0O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-20
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

! TAKOMA PARk---wlTH FOUR LARGE
roora aud bath IN excellent condition.
Heat furnished Rent greatly reduced
Choose YOUR homo before Winter. comes
$50 .3%
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-20
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES


,WksT0vER. ,250l PA. AVE N-W--DE.
nShttul and 3 rooms. Kitchen, bath and
porch: nice location; reasonable Pot 6026
10 roR ! OR : MONTHS. sl5 CONN. AYE.
non-nousekeeping: riano: 500. rot A0Sl
ONE ROOM, DINING ABOVE. KITCHEN
eonaele. Call Col sos Ami Cos alter 9.
1871 MD. AVE. NE--3 ROOM APT;
partly furnished; Ink. electricity. gas.
ONE ROOM, DINING ABOVE & KITCH.
cnette completely furnished for month uf
loepteInb9rs SOD, Ant tl2. '3t md ST.. NV
s SSo6 a AkS Ar R9 SsE * a, AS
Eas and elec. North 0o21-I. - 81
1914 nth ST APT Two LARGE
!rgnt rooms and bath. ami, Gail Potomac
LARGE FRONT ROOM WITH KITCHEN
cite. second floor, suitable for young couple.
Ltome priv ileEes. summer rates Adams 90.
S12 9Th 81. Nj BEAUTIFUL ROOMS,
2nd floor. Completely furnished tor house.
keepng. Very reasonable Lincoln 5000
s2S01 ONTARIO RID or 3 rooms. kitchen.
bath, porch; all outside rooms, Eas, cleo"
CONTINUOUS hot water ------
poWNTOWN-~TwO Rooms AND BATH
Houthern exposure. suited LOT Young S9hEF.
References required. PRINCESS. 1913 Eye
BED SITTING ROOM FOR YoUNG LAnX
an attractiveiy turuShed apartment. an
North 10000. branch di4. ------------
oO4g PARK RI NW.-LIN r., BED r..
kit., u bath sIrep porch INST hot water,
$50: includes Eae. cleo. phone A99.H
Adams 2423. -
900 + ST NV = LARGE FIRST FLOOR
rooms rear porch; cleo, gas range. sinh
reasonable u
20OI EYE ST NV ROOM, KITCHEN
and private bath: completely furnished;
ami: also single room. best location -
FURNISHED APT. = OR ROOMS. y =;
private entrance Broom house, furnished;
reasonable Lincoln 1S93W after . 81
1883 CALVERT ST W ROOM AND
porch. $25. = rooms SD, . rooms, SOU
adults. II
.PETWoRTH 1910 9th ST. NV. - TWO
rooms. Kitchen. bath instantaneous hot
water: adults. Col. 1911. @2'
NEAR LIST AND BRYANT NV OR 3
outside III k rooms. employed couple only.
Pot. 4s59J after . nm 81
2s59 CONN. AVE-NICELY FURNISHED
Housekeeping apartment suitable for one or
1872 PARK RID. N.W.-~N1CE AIRY
apartment. attractively furnished: reasonable.
1928 x ST. wv ROOM BATH APART
nent. furnished. See ianltor, basement.
BUSINESS GIRL To SHARE APARTMENT.
Main 9lo2. Ant. ~. -
25l6 18th ST NV.
Overlooking city at Central High; rooms.
private bath. with owner: reasonable. 81
CORDOVA goth AND FLORIDA AVE.
b ROOMS. RECEPTION HALL AND -,
BATH ia .oo
NEW CoRDovA. 1909 2oth ST.
i ROOM AND BATH. ........-.. S4o.oo
CoYwOoD. 1925 L ST
2 ROOMS AND BATH ........... S4T.o0
pIYERTON. 1921 Gath.
] ROOM AND CHILLI. 500 30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-20

MARYLAND COURTS. 9th AND ND. AVE.
N.E.-Two new freproof buildings having
elevator and switchboard service. Resident
I! rooms. Kit rec hall & bath ses 90
:! rooms. Kit. and bath. ..,...,... $3.50
MADRID $500 18th ST N.w.--4 rooms
1897 SPRING RID. N.W--3 rooms kit and
= rms kit. { b., dressing rn -. $3.50
See resident manager in Apt. i0I.
1870 CLYDESDALE ST. N.W.-Eew sIe.
8 rooms. kit. recep. hall and bath. s55 so
rooms. ~. and bath ......-.. 55nn3n
THE ELWOOD I4o1 10th ST. NV
: rooms kitchen and bath. ....... 1900
7,s rem ZEN n ktehs1 " and bath PATH gao
1865 &c COM sS: AVE. Nw.-Eleht-storv' T sls'
:GGI. 81 ' g. R sRi room it, fS2 s9s
l76i, L SIR Me- rooms kii,chesSS 'I ana
atn Dora. Kitchen .a,cf bath 90
l4i7. OAR ST. N'W.--s ro5ms Kitchen ard
! ar rooms kit, and bath '0 a2S0
each apartment Cost OF operation paid
Io5 9Th ST. SCI room kiiGheyua ard Y
sHE$ sS2q III ri io9 fsai&sAASax SIS %&
. rooms kit and bath ......... $3.50
1904 9th 81 NJ rooms. kitchen dining
7aa " gEv SIS d sT &Wif0y1 to6 9ah @ 5H
' Ing a 5 feN dressing room 6 bath $3.50
rms. kit. dining aeoye. dressing
room and bath .............. 1850
$500 It'll ST. W.--Practically new building.
a4s rof istb k 81 AHa Satn rooms, k i'I2Sa
1923 9s'9 I'm sr NV room. & bath $500
sos OTIS PL. NV rooms. kit. and
LAFAYETTE. 1907 18th ST. NV room.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-20
p36 MADISON ST. NV

Tor, deOfRla ave.
>. On car line direct to downtown shopping
district: very spacious apartment, having
reception hail. large living room, bedroom.
dining room. kitchen and bath. SIS 90.
Resident manager on premises.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-20
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THE YARNT7M

18th g. Varnum Ste.
Excellent location. overlooking Govern
ment reservation: large apartment having
reception hall living room real dining
room. large kitchen. bedroom and tile bath,
with built-in tub and shower This is a
corner apartment with three exposures, as.
surfing plenty of light and air. $50 80.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-08-20
Line. AZ. iii B St G
1850 CLYDEsDAIE PL- NV

just north of 18th and Columbia I'd
Washington Heights. overlooking Rock Creek
Park. Convenient to stores, schools, theaters;
etc. Large living room. dressing room and
Murphy bed. dining alcove. kitchen and tiled
bath, with built-in tub and shower. large
bedroom, $500.