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Great Masters of Arts Not All Victims
of Physical and Mental Affections

You do not have to be sick to be
great musician, says DIR. James F..
Rogers, hygienist Of the United States
Bureau of Education. who has made
a statistical study of the lives and
health Of several hundred musicians
of the period between 1900 and 1900
to prove his point.
The idea that genius, musical or
otherwise. inhabits an unsound mind
and a crazy body has been knocked
into a cooked hat, this writer de-
clares. There is a common belief
that great men are abnormal in both
body and mind, but nothing is farther
from fact" said DIR. Rogers. 1.-THE
great man, as rule, is of superior
physique and vigor. and the greater
the man of genius he is the more
regard he has for the physical founda.
ton upon which his work depends.
For every delicate and sickly Keats
or Chopin or Stevenson there are
many such robust specimens as
Goethe, Browning and Rubinstein.
And such physical giants as Handel.
Bach, Brahms and Beethoven are
first among great musicians. Wagner
stood on his head at 60 for the sheer
joy of showing off to his friends. and
the musician Brahms was never sick
any time and any place he pleased.
Many peculiar beliefs have been
current as to the mental and physical
effects upon the musician of the music
he produced and the instrument he
played. DR.. Rogers said. Music has
often been recommended as cure for
various bodily and mental ills. and
has been applied incidentally in insti.
tutions and clinics for the mentally
MANNED. Whether or not the mu-
sician himself was remarkably bene-
fited by the magic powers Of his own
music, or whether he was injured
like the manipulation of X-rays from
an overdose of this remedy. has often
been asked. These questions and
whether or not the musician Is sub.
ject to occupational diseases incidental
to the production Of music. DR.. Rogers
has attempted to answer by his
statistical inquiry.
The old idea that performers on
wind instruments are especially sub
je,,t to tuberculosis Is unfounded, he
says, as well as that these performers
are liable to injury Of their lungs.
The general average length of life
for the trumpet and cornet players.
he found. was 69.1 years, and OF all
wind instruments these two demand
the greatest lung pressure.
Clarinet, horn. bassoon. oboe and
flute players live longest In. the order
named. DIR. Rogers found. and the
group OF players who develop the
least pressure in the lungs. as the
ffutists, are the lowest on the longev-
ity scale OF wind instrument players.
Evening star., 1927-10-16
10000 Armenians
Held Needing Aid

In eastern Europe and Asia Minor
the war and its consequences have
brought about a veritable transplanta-
ton of peoples. The most striking
example of this is the Armenians.
After suffering the most horrible
massacres. they were forced into exile.
Eighty thousand Of them have sought
refuge in Syria. and in Liban. where
the French high commissioner. as
sisted by the bureau of international
work. the International Red Cross and
the Near East relief fund. has had
great difficulty in disposing OF them.
More than 10000 are in need of succor.
An effort Is being made to build
new section for them in Beirut. and
to procure land for those who know
how to cultivate 1t.
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Health and Prosperity.

That the state Of the Nations
health largely is responsible for bust.
ness depression or prosperity is a
theory advanced by eminent students
and scholars of economic problems.
In this manner. 1t is claimed. the
mental attitude OF the community in.
fiuences prosperity and the mental at.
titude itself Is influenced by the
health OF the people. In studies of
the years from 1870 to the World
War, it was found that high death
rate, indicating a low state of public
health, regularly preceded business
depression, whereas low death rate,
indicating good state of health, al
ways preceded nrosperity.
Evening star., 1927-10-16

the German press. Ufa has been
kept going against American com.
petition, largely by aid of American n
capital. DR.. Hugenberg is perhaps
the lovellest flower of big business
Germany may now boast, and her
noblest champion of reaction. He
was chairman of the Krupp board
Of directors for some years prior to
| and throughout the war. 1t is per.
haps not too unkind to say that he
is Republican Germany's greatest
pest. Hugenberg, moreover, is an in.
veterate enemy of radical labor.
When Hugenberg took over Ufa, a
film entitled ION the Edge of the
World" was about to be released.
1t fearfully depicted 1.-THE next
from which war had been banished
utterly. This film will not appear.
SO with another film depicting the
miseries of the toiling masses and
| intended as a plea for social Justice.
1t will not appear
The tri-motored Junkers hydro
plane D-1220, the famous Fritz
Loose pilot and an Austrian actress
passenger, took off from Amsterdam
on october 5, proposing a flight to
Newfoundland, with stops at Lisbon,
the Azores and (perhaps) Bermuda.
She was forced by fog to alight on
the sea some 80 miles north of Lis
bon, close to Santa Cruz, whence
she got a tow to the mouth Of the
Tagus. Thence she flew to the naval
station at Lisbon. On the 14th she
flew onto Horta on the island of Fayal,
| one of the Azores.
* X X X
Italy.-Senator Guglielmo Marconi
inventor of wireless telegraphy, is on
visit to this country. AS the italian
liner on which he arrived was off
Fire Island, he sent a message to
Rome by the beam system, recently
developed by him, at a speed of $50
words minute. and received a reply.
This Is the present limit speed of
| this system for practical purposes,
but laboratory experiment has
| achieved 1000 words a minute and
the senator believes that ere long
| this laboratory speed will be sur
| passed in commercial transmission.
| X X * Il
Jugoslavia and Bulgaria.
! betw en- Yugoslavia and Bulgaria had
| become extremely tense again by rea.
son of the activity of Macedonian n
Comitadjis in Bulgaria on the Bull
garian frontier marching with Jugo.
slavia; raids across the border, one of
them involving the murder of Jugo.
slav general. But the affair has
blown over, thanks to the fact that
neither Belgrade nor Sofia Is looking
| for trouble Gndeed for some time past
they have been negotiating toward a
treaty Of amity), thanks also to the
friendly offices of London and Paris.
Sofia promises to outdo her previous
very best in the effort to curb the wild
men, and Belgrade is complaisant. So
| till next time.
Citina.--According to reports from
Peking which seem fairly trustwor.
thy the ''pincers" advance from north,
west to southwest) of Shansi forces
against Picking. after a brief prosper.
Gus course, has come to grief in both
directions, the forces Of Chang Tso
Lin winning signal victories. taking
many prisoners. and threatening the
communications of the Shansi force
advancing northeast from Taiyuan
One hears with some quickening OF
the pulses that body of $4,000 wild
Mons lian cavalry figured prominent
ly on the side of Chang Tso Lin.
MexicO.--Last Sundty force oil
about 1000 Mexican rebels under
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Ship Carries Plane
For Passenger Tours

On a recent Mediterranean cruise.
the German steamship LutZow
carried an all-metal hydroplane with
1t, which was lowered at various
stops en- route to provide passengers
with arplane flights over the sur
rounding country. This novel idea
proved extremely popular, and the
probability is that future pleasure
cruises will be provided with the same
flying facilities.
When the LutZow anchored off
Constantinople the hydroplane was
lowered from the deck of the
steamer by means of special apparatus.
and during the two days the ship re.
mained in port the plane made re-
peated fights up and down the Bos'
phorus and over the suburbs of Con-
stantinople. At other ports Of call
the hydroplane proved equally popu-
tar.
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E0fe--Tsr0 tinted STATES Senators
Barton r. Wheeler Democrat. Of Non
I0Ro. and Hiram Bin0hdR. Republican.
OF Commencement TO china during
the Sammer 10 diScOcer bg personal Oh
SerratiOR rkat trdS ,rrono there and
koto. IL possible. the Enited States could
assist in dndina remedy Thep hare
Scritien for The N'0r and North imeti
ORd SUBMISSIONS. rbirS idter on uBdoubt.
ed'g 'riW be told before me Senate.
Senator Wbee!er's article trdS pBbiiShed
last SaRddV. that bU Senator Bingham
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German Mobiles i'm Army.

Germany is a republic. but the hold
Of the old nobility is said to be as
strong in the new as in the old army.
Thus. it is alleged. that of 3.797 reich
wehr officers. 7S5 are of noble birth
and most of them occupy the top
places. OF A officers of generals rank
% are mobiles, while something over n
third of all colonels are Of the formerly
privileged classes.
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Note: In the sixth instalment of his
STORY of Civilization" to be published
next Sunday, DIR. Durant Will tell or
Cheops and the Epic of Egypt,
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Ey HIRAM BINGHAM.

United States Senator from Connecticut
~ UPPOSE you were president of
a large bank or important inn
porting house in Shanghai and
. contemplated a large loan or
"A his deal cf rreat inapOrta nee
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Continued on Twelfth Page.)
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Gerinany.--It' is matter of very
considerable interest and importance
that DIR. Alfred Hugenberg has &C.
quired control Of Ufa. the Great Ger
man film combine, and that Ufa will
henceforth be an element of Hugen-
bergs propaganda organization aim
ed at monarchist restoration. Hugen-
berg controls very large part Of
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The Story of Civilization ':.:: ::::;: :;;;.,.,.
BY WILL DURANT, Phi. D.,

1t numbers still half billion followers, more
than any other religion given to mankind.
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Mexic0.-Last Sundty n force OF
about 1000 Mexican rebels under
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Instrumentation in L. S.

Skillful propaganda. aided and abet
ted by many well meaning persons IN
this country. has led to a serious mis-
conception of what is happening IN
China. Optimistic missionaries ana
oofhusiae aetic. patriotic Chinese stu.
dents in the United States have led
Evening star., 1927-04-30

500 CASH-S50 MONTH.
Nearby Md --1-roum bungalow. bath slee
tFleity, city water. strictly white neiShbor
road aud bus line
J. RIDLEY SHIELDS. OWNER
7iu 14th ~. NV.
Main SSfT or Hyatts 155-W
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2O29 Allen Pl. NV.
rooms and 3 baths. -, $4,000
700 Allison St. NV.
~ l645 Park Rd.
''' 357o 18th St.
10 room, and bath. Lear garage; $500
s room. and : baths. ;. $4,000
2o60 Upton St. NV.
10 rooms and bath traragel s15o.Uo
10 rooms and 2 baths. $4,000
rooms and bath $500
5124 Nebraska Ave.
rooms and baths. $4,000
1921 Que St.
'''''' Il i948 Calvert ST.
II rooms and 9 baths. ...... $4,000
l405 Spring Rd.
rooms ""6 SO 81 F ST. NE.
'' 25l4 81 III 18th St. NV.
~ q 923 '425 23rd St. NV.
D rooms anu DdIt - sp1o.oV
2032 Wisconsin Ave.
rooms and bath. $3.50
1896 Que St. NV.
rooms and baths. .S125.o0
1886 31st St. NV.
o rooms and / bath ............ $4,000
l002 18th St NV.
rooms and bath. ............ s75 90
3548 Hertford Pl. NV.
Z rooms . baths. built-in garage. .S1O5.00
1906 Delafeld St. NV.
10 rooms and . baths SI25 90
Fl. l.. RUST COMPANY,
1901 18th St NV Main 6sss.
1913 18th ST. NV.
9 rooms and 3 baths; steam
heat; electric lighting rear
porches; semi-detached. Rent
free to June lst.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., Inc,
1883 X St. NV. Main 1910.
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE.

q,
Real Estate
Dupont Circle NV.
This Office Ia receiving an increasing num-
be- of inquiries for moderate sized houses
and apartments priced within the means Of
service families. in the northwest section.
in Georgetown. Chevy Chase Cleveland Park,
Edgemoor. Battery Park and similar local
tiles. We. therefore, invite listings both for
Telephone Main 2420. u
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

DESIRABLE APARTMENT BUILDINGS.
Now is the time TO deal this character OF real
The general opinion is that this type OF
property will be in great demand Own apartment
and increase your income We have some GENUINE
BARGAINS to offer various sizes. locations and
prices.
Consult Our Exchange Department.
GARDINER & DENT, INC.
MAIN 1884. 1909 l. ST NV.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

STORE AND . ROOMS. To7, 9TH ST. S.W..
| S37 so: electric light, .. show windows:
and bath @ on md floor II desired. Frank
STORE. KITCHEN. BROOM AND BATH
for. any kind OF business. very reasonable,
III III. Az sot st. 7'b INV Apply Stone Fairfax
17I3 F ST. NV, WITHIN = BLOCK OF
State. War and Navy Bldg.-Large store
sonable GEO. W. LINKINs. 1898 De Sales
pa. AVE. NV. BET. 9th AND 7th----EX-
celient store , large show windows: suitable
X 1 siiccassfnl Vars moderate rent lease II
desired Phone Frank. ri.
229 c. ST. .N.w.-LARGE STORE, AND
nnd 5P9o Te abt on Td oor o on 9a rent
slI0 per mo. Cali Mr.. LOUIS. Main 2730
s442 l4th ST$15 MONTH MOI dIb.r THE aI.rI. LOW W
do FhAS8 zGsS P'4fii E Us e2ff 14,h St.
s esh "a ANR Beatty EXE pso s NYrS26SWF / 5S6Wfa e. 81
STORE AND FLAT FOR RENT---3183 MT
Pleasant NV .r Rent reduced: 11nk9Hu1,rf 1kH1f w"
appiS atpRN owSER, Apt. COS. Roosevelt Hotel
between 10 and 12. i
500 18th ST. s.E--I8 BY % FEET: S35
$50 0 ST. NV. ~ seooo
Id
2o4 McGili Bldg Main 1850.
STORES N SEVERAL, vICINITIES SUIT
able for most any business; rents very rea
'0''"O'e' c. W. SIMPSON. Co.
1924 Vermont Ave. Franklin 300.
T-NDERTAKER'S PARLOR PERMIT GUAR
anteed; located near 10TH and L SITS; garage
s1o 18th st. i0N ! Franklin 410o.
sToRE-e131 p NW-RENT ONLY $50.
II; 90 =; PEEGNANEN' F E. S'N.
3l66 Mt Pleasant St. st................ 80
i'0i d. J. ioi.isa leo KoLB. a23 \. u Ave. .,
1923 a. ST. S.W.--LARGE STORE $50 90
9l9 a. St. s.w.-1sStore Z rooms. rooms a'3333 90
2dd9 t st s,wsstore store I r09ms r09ms $500 $500
THOMAS P BROWN. 6l5 AZ st. S.W.
A SELECTED LIST OF
GOOD LOCATIONS.
nth AND G SITS.
18th AND G sTs.
CONN. AVE. AT sT.--coRNER.
18th ST. NEAR L..
WIS. AVE. AND MACoMB.
18th ST. NEAR SPRING RID.
For complete information about these and
''neF 0"''"sIi ssHASSoN lSfS{5S 4 'IUcHs.
1895 St. Main -e345.-
CONNECTICUT AVE.
son. NGsiS ExSelent RrSS eommanty center large
saiesrooms: reasonable rent Apply to
WEAVER BROS,
300 18th st. NV Main 94S6
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RENT--FARMS.

,-ROOM COTTAGE. STABLE AND ABOUT
SHAW'S WATER GARDENS.
Renilworth. d. G. =
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RENT HoUsEs-UNFURNrsHED.

RENT HOUSES-UNFURNTSHED.
New Home in Best Colored
Neighborhood.
2sss :ea,,. GEoRGdA, Ee,R a,aotA,.I;S AyENUE E,
HARRY A. KIT +
INCORPORATED.
COLORED.
l11O G. st. ne.--6 r., b. h.-w h . $50 90
I641 Kramer ST. net r. b.. H. h. AZ 80
ae7 i7th st. se-r7 E, E, b. lat h.. g 3377,5590 30
9554 WarTen ss neS st. Sda = la' r. b.. lat ii 3 90
1921 , st. n.e-c6 +. .........'..- :,9 59994 90
TOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
314 Pennsylvania Ave. Sc.
2435 18th ST NV.
Near Columbia Rd.; 10 rooms,
bath and lavatory; in perfect
condition; two doors from new
Woolworth 5 and 10 cent store !;
two-car garage and suitable for
business.
SIPS A Month.
B. F. SAUL CO.
925 18th st. NV
2I0 ST. NWs-t6 ROOMS AND
y baths; ami. ooo
1858 Harvard st. n.w~-9 r & . b.;
s1o ap st Gnt-l9 mas E. F'rsse { s. cleo it, 1899 45S
1927 Lamont st. n,w.-10 =. & b.;
1884 Badensbnrg rd. n.e-6 r &b. $500
SIH -th 81 sp-Store and apts g5 90
1910 10Th at nw-S r G. b. a m i 90 90
ii - 4th st. se-7 r. 4 b. ami. 5000
3433 14th st. NV r. & b. ami. 1890
Is set Sortb r. fes caf ave- a Z Re = b. 8sSS $50
6677 s. c, ave, 'o SCI :. 4 b, ami. 5000
3iI4 Indiana ave. ave n.w.-G5 r. & b.,
ami: garage.
JOS. <. HERBERT & SONS,
1913 18th St. NV.
200 QUE ST. NV.
Il ROOMS AND BATH. .............S150
1882 22nd ST. NV.
II ROOMS AND 3 BATHS; .......... Sis
2Ol9 \ ST. NV.
IDEAL RoooM,TrNsGG HOUSE. TrI IA ROOMS ss,,k
652H MORTON PL. NE.
NNiERiCAN 1HNG2 &c l> ! ( SECURITY &
TRUST CO.
REAL ESTATE. DEPT.
Nam isis. 10th and Pa. Ave Nv.
ATTRACTIVE NEW
HOUSES.
LYON PARK,
CLARENDON, VA.
sos FERN ST
51S S. WALNUT ST
524 s. WALNUT ST.
5O6 INGRAHAM ST
Cos INGRAHAM ST
All of these houses. have six rooms, and
bath. electricity and furnace heat, and are
in excellent condition; large yards.
RENT, $45 PER MONTH.
B. +. SAUL co.
Main 21O0. 925 18th st. NV.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
REALTORS,
3l4 PENNA. AVE. Sc.
WE HAVE THE HOUSE
TO SUIT YOU. LET US
MAIL YOU COMPLETE
T TST'
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MODERN SEMI-DETACHED
home Of 8 rooms and bath; ga
rage: shower; awnings. oO5
Rittenhouse st. NV.
AARDMAN.
1437 X St. NV. Main 1880.
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ARTHUR CARR.
Real Estate. Hyattsviile Md
I1LnLLa 30 - md s....--- = >


Phone 100 Ewes. aud SUNDAY, 1t-.
T. ALLS CHURCH. VA-GOOD 1-R9ON -
story house. good location. close To ears:
large front porch. we'll on back porch ga
rage. hen house nice shade and fruit. D.,
acres land; o real bargain AZ - 15O TINS
property Is being sold TO settle an estate.
VIII arrange terms.
Nice 5-room bungalow. ami: oak floors
front and back pOrches. garage. chicken
house. garden. right on Lee Highway. close
to schools. churches aud stores; lot 50Xi5O.
A bargain at $4,000 terms
A very good unfinished I-stOry. 4-room
house. well. chicken house. brooder houses
all for 81 500: terms.
One-story. Broom Summer cottage
chicken house, good we'll and garden. with
, acres. good location. close 10 cars all
for - 500. Terms
Good A-room house porch front and back
cellar, we'll. hen house. garage. nice orchard
f2 acres good land. close TO hard road and
cars. n bargain at 81 500. All kinds of
property at all prices and farms little and
big Phone Fails Church 50 Office hours
II n t\Dr.papN- r rO
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49, Q. B. ZANTZINGER. Realtor.
qI5 Il ST n W Main %gsT
DETACHED RESIDENCE.
SM MALL CASH PAYMENT.

Newly. papered and painted throughout:
tot 40 by $50: 9 rooms. bath. hOt-EatAF
heat. electric light: garage pretty shrub
berry: south front: near school: PRICE.
$4,000; terms like rent. Immediate possess
sion.
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GARDINER & DENT, INC.

-NAIN Fo6F I4U9 u ST Nv
4-ROOM AND BATH BUNGALOW. ELEC
large lots; near bus East Riverdale. 500
cash. $50 month
Large colonial house. ami. best location
III HSatis.. priced to sell quickly
Ten more lots facing concrete rOatl.
gas, eec.. water. 3-fare gone An ODnortu-
nlty Tor builder. as price Is reasonable
, rooms and bath h. W h. gas eec:
S3950: rent and small cash down
Small and large farms: some available
for subdivision.
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JUST THE HOUSE YOU HAVE BEEN
LOOKING FOR.
5idIil Nd ave ne r & b. redeeorated sSS St sac ao
b22 Butternut ST. n.w.--6 rms. & bath. 90
E;W. subugbI37 +; & b.. det. garage; ll0
tiful sub. D rms and 5 b. detch.:
Tear garage. I75
houses. also for other unfurnished houses
DISTRICT APARTMENT CORPORATION.
923 18th ST. NV. Main 1887.
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LARGE GROOM COTTAGE. ACRE OF
ground directly at w, 4. 4 A, station, close
schools aud stores, price. 81 SuO. terms;
owner. Address Box g11-s. star Office u,
z LOTS LOCATED on BLADENSBURG Rn.
opposite BOYS Reform school. sac GEO. w
TALBERT, Central ave. an,i Bl1dcasburg :sl.
fer fun information, IL
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923 18th St. N.W. Main 4987.
tl24 X ST. NE.--s R. & B.. H.. %
-. " h., eaec. ..... .S35. .g1
535 9th, st. ne.--4 r. & b., h.-w.h., ,ooo
sos Kent ri. n..e.--.o r & b.. fur. -ooo
tioo 3rd, St. ne..-7 r & b.. h-w.h., ~ooo
ko3n 81 n e-6 r. a. h. fur eiec 81 so
e44 Morris st. n.e.--6 r. e. b.. cleo. 52 30
zoos Nd. aye n:e,---1 e,,---r, r & T.; elee. 72.0o
rth II sts NE. line s07.
POI jain nAH AMI m hEN Earage e '..s N"o ~ 5000
lie bath. mi................ 1900
1871 Montague St: :aiys3 niwI9 r. ,.
tng n Saf pIan, 'uss ..... .ns'A.'sa new He 10000
s. gar; Just installed new heat oo oo
so9S 2 '1d' st. n..w.-Io r. & b.. rec. -,
aa4 Randoinh II w r b. ami, 5000
k0lS Park pl. n.w.--6 r. & b.. am. ag.oo9
IAN 9newiv Siii'3a paisted m and pspered 1880
B24 r st. n.e.--10 r. & b.. ami. a.,
s56l, Morton d. nr..e.5 r. :. b.. Nat $3.50
E743 North Cap. st--8 r.. b.. ami bO.uU
32eat moulded >. '"o ~ 1000
b02i Wisconsin aye.--6 r. and p
newly papered; available May TO- g. m
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS & CO. INC.
Main 1900.
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II. ANDERSON ( co
BUNGALOWS

: rooms and bath good lot. : SOS from
car line $500 cash 500 per month. rooms
ami: $3.50 .SlO0 cash. S33. Der mo. New
S-room stucco bungalow in Woodbridge oak
floors. fireplace h.-wh.. price attractive
Inspect these houses sunday pm. Call North.
1850. Inquire $500 South Dakota ave
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IN FALLS CHURCH. On LEE HIGHWAY.
near new bank. T-rOom house and IS rooms
i'm basement. ami. - 500 sguare feet land
furnished or unfurtished. az cheap price;
also ~ acre land, 0-room house, large out
fruit, fine water and garden, nv
owner. Call Falls Church p9-J-2. J L.
Il
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CALIFORNIA COLONIAL BUNGALONs,
40 rooms h.-w H. elec. East Washington
Park Anacostia rd. between Twining ttty
and Benning. Public Utilities Commission
has ordered bus line through premises. cont
Meeting with both street ear lines. small
cash payment balance like rent. j. 4,
ROBERTS. Ascent. on premises. 32Jb r st.
Line nS03
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SIX ROOMS LARGE LOT, GARDEN.
fruits flowers, shade, chicken house. garage ,
reasonably cash payment and ,S30 per mo,
II. n. NH Nh corner OF naltimere B!yd.
o m. 10 pm. Hyatts. a'0. Closed on
sunday
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PROP.

LARGE SUM TO INV EST.
Chain stores or other income property !:
must show good return; direct from owner
or builder. Address Box 104-S. Star Office
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FIFTEEN MINUTES FROM WHITE HOUSE,
A gem of a home sacrificed. No reasonable
cash payment refused: 3 rooms. bath. ga
gsse shfueoery u hrss shade ~ 9M aSo awning y, fass
growing subdivision. 500 Greene ave. Au-
Fora Hills Xn,
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NOK II BEACI % AIJES
and lots for sale. A fine cottage on water
'front.' ami: $4,000: also 4-room cottage
close to bay ST 600: small cottage. . blocks
from bay: 1900; and many other bar
gains. See me at Chesapeake Beach Satur
the choice cottages are gone On easy terms
less than rent. THE0. F. SCHULZ, North
S0S3; eve. Hyatts. 127-W. or 66S-J.
Evening star., 1927-04-30

WILL SELL 2nd DEED OF TRUST NOTE
of S215O. bearing interest at per cent !:
pays off in 4 years: will allow 20 per cent
viii furnish certificate of title. II. W.
ROBERTSON. Main 91S6. Room 1912
1910 Vermont ave.
on FIRST, SECOND AND THIRD TRUST
notes quick action. low rates, 6 20 interest.
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