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WOMEN in SPORTS
by CORINNE FRAZIER

The second match i'm this series
will be played Sunday. May 8. in Bal
timore, according to the tentative
schedule, The third contest will be
staged on the field of the team having
the highest aggregate score in the
first two matches. This game is slat-
cd for theg third Sunday in May
Mrs. James r. Curtis. well known
Washington sportswoman, especially
i'm equestrian circles, win appear for
the first time this season riding her
own horses in eastern horse shows,
For several years Mrs Curtis ponies
have figured prominently in TIE So
ciety shows of this section. but not
until this year did she undertake to
ride them to the tape herself
In addition to being an expert
horsewoman, Mrs. Curtis is A keen
golf enthusiast. an experienced swim
mer and racketer
Lacrosse, that form of "Sentlemanly
exercise reputed to be the most
strenuous as we'll as one of the most
dangerous sports on record, has failed
to daunt the fair sex by its reputa-
ton. 1t has join&d the ranks of the
other mems sports which are being
Ambitious sportswomen, in search
of new fields 10 conquer, having mas
tered the principals of tennis, golf,
hockey. polo, soccer and base ball,
have turned their attention to the
game bequcathed To us by our red
brothers, the Canadian Indians.
A well organized lacrosse club Is
thriving in Baltimore this year.
Matches are scheduled with several
outside teams for the Spring season.
Brvn Mawr College and Hood College
both are on the list. In addition, the
Orioles will play a game with an in
dependent twelve whose identity is
not known.
Leading hockey and tennis players
of Baltimore are found in the ranks
Of the lacrosse club formed last
Spring Among them are athletes
we'll known III Washington, including
EleT nor Cottman, present District
tennis champion; Dorothy Corning,
Kitty Corning, Rebecca Marshall, Mrs
N~rion Millard, Ruth Millard, Eernice
Ulman. Carol Taylor "Timmie' Dob
bin and Alfredo ISlehart.
Raskefeer tOssers of Calvary NJ T.
Church will go to Leesburg. Va. this
evening. 10 play the Northern Virginia
All-Star sextet in a post season court
game.
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STRAIGHT OFF THE TEE

his golf committee. Announcement
of the donation of two more trophies
to be put up for special events at
the club this year is to be made
shortly.
The Wineman trophy is a large
silver bowl, on which. the names OF
winners will be engraved A replica
will go to the winner each year.
Indian Springs two-man team
tournament at handicap match play
will run through July .. The event is
round-robin affair. the team with the
highest number of victories to be de
ciared the winner.
Washington golfers have showed
much interest in the announcement
from Congressional that two profes.
sional exhibition matches bringing
several of the leading paid players of
the world to the Capital, are to be
held during May and June. The first
match will find Tom Armour. the club
pro, paired with Macdonald Smith
against Walter Hagen and Gene Sara
zen. in all probability while the see.
ond will find Armour and Bob Cruick.
shank matched against Abe Mitchell
and George Duncan.
Final details Of the tourney for the
Andrew w. Mellon trophy are to be
worked out at meeting of officers of
the Interdepartmental Golf League at
the Treasury at o'clock this after.
noon
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HOW LIEB PICKS 'EM
TO FINISH THIS YEAR.
NATIONAL
LEAGUE
AMERICAN
LEAGUE

game the White Sox would have a
touch going. Peck and Ward were a
good second base combination in
1921, but this is 1927.
expect to see Dan Howley, the
new manager of the Browns. beat
out Chicago and possibly Cleveland
and Washington.
Carrigan will have a better club in
Boston than Fohl had a year ago.
but it is a hard pull 10 drag a
chronic tailender out of the cellar.
Pirates Without Weakness.
In the National League. it is my
opinion that the Pirates are about 10
per cent stronger than any of the
other contenders. For that reason
they are placed alone in group /, 1t
is a club with no perceptible weak
ness. 1t has dash. punch, drive.
restored morale and live, hustling
manager.
The pitching staff of the Corsairs is
rot so good as that of Cincinnati and
Chicago. but it is on a par with that
OF the other clubs. and outside of
pitching Bush has a much better club
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DUNDEE BASS BOUT
WILL BE FOR TITLE

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK. April 1t.--Johnny
Dundee and Benny Bass will battle in
Philadelphia at Shibe Park, June 10,
in a bout to be billed as for the
featherweight title, the New York
Times says,
Arrangements are said to have been
completed under which Dundee will
get $500 for the tight. Dundee has
not competed as featherweight in
four years.
A bout between Bass and Red Chap
man here New Year day was unsatis.
factory to the State athletic com.
mission, which ordered another meet.
ing. 1t has not occurred.
Dundee is recognized as the title
holder in some States, but not in this.
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ANNAPOLIS ATHLETES
TO HAVE BUSY WEEK

ANNAPOLIS. April 1.-THE pres
ent week will be by far the most ac
tive in athletics at Annapolis of any
OF the season up to this time. both the
Naval Academy and st. Johns College
presenting their quota of events.
Winter sports expire with the visit
of the Navy fencers TO New York on
Thursday to take part in the finals of
the intercollegiate Fencing Associa-
tion on that day and Friday.
Special interest attaches to that
event as the three weapon" compe-
tition has narrowed down to a battle
between the teams Of the Naval and
Military Academies.
Base ball will present the largest
number of contests. the Naval Acade-
my varsity and plebe mines and st.
Johns all having home games. Six
collegiate games will be played dur.
ing the week.
The Navy varsity meets Lehigh
and Boston College on Wednesday
and Saturday, the plebes opposing
Mount st. Joseph's and Baltimore
City College on the same days. st.
Johns opponents are Camp Meade on
Tuesday and Lafayette on Friday.
The Naval Academy tennis team
has two of the biggest matches of its
schedule during the week, against
Yale on Wednesday and against Co.
lumbia on Saturday.
The Naval Academy lacrosse team,
which has defeated New York and
Cornell by big margins, plays against
the University of Maryland on Sat.
urday. Maryland was defeated by
the Military Academy Saturday, and
the result Of the game here will fur
nish basis for comparing the serv.
ice school teams.
On the same day the st. Johns la
crosse team plays Swartmore on the
latters grounds.
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TIME only big golf event of the
week is being played today at
the Congressional Country
Club, where a group of more
than a score OF woman players
are competing In a miniature tourna'
ment.
The leading players of the fair sex
in the city were entered in the event,
which marks the formal opening of
the season for the Women's District
Golf Association,
Eight golfers of the Maryland Coun-
try Club and the Rolling Road Golf
Club were entertained over the week
end by a group of golfers of the
Washington Golf and Country Club.
Three rounds of golf We're played,
though no attempt was made to keep
track of the results from an intercity
team match standpoint Although
snow fell Saturday, the Washington
course was in good condition yester-
day. The Baltimore golfers were r.
Lee SlingIuf, c. H. Spedden, Snowden
Hoff. Frank NJ. Sweeney DR., Charles
Neal, G. W. Gilbert, O. w. Clark and
Roland Long.
The Vice Presidents Trophy, do
mated by John G. Wineman, now in
competition at Indian Spring, will be
given the winner of a special competi-
ton for woman players of the club,
with the nature of the tourney to be
decided later by Chairman Hoover and
Evening star., 1927-04-11
WALFORD SOCCERlSTS
TIED BY PICKED TEAM

Walford Soccer stars, champions OF
the season. were tied yesterday 2'to'2
bv an all-star combination.
Emil Koennell. Concord flash;
Werner. Kuhner, Graham and Boyer
lin combined to give the picked eleven
a 2-to-0 lead at half time.
Watts and Mclean lead Walford in
the comeback that tied the score.
The local soccer season will close
next Sunday, when elevens from Ger
mania Club of New York will come
here to play Concord and German
teams on Rosedale playground.
A dance will be held next Saturday
night at the Concord Club, Third and
C streets. under the auspices Of the
Washington Soccer League.
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CHARTS AND NAVIGATING
EQUIPMENT TO BE TOPIC

Charts and navigating equipment
will be subjects of discussion tonight
at the regular free instruction classes
for yachtsmen that are being conduct.
ed at George Washington University
Medical School under auspices of the
Potomac River Power Squadron. The
session will. begin at o'clock.
Practical navigating, how to deter
mine and plot the course and pilot
ing the vessel will be discussed on
April 1S in the Anal class of the
course that has been in progress since
February IS.
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Ohio STATE ATHLETE
Is A STAR ANYWHERE

BY the As-ociated Press
Jack Of oil athletic trades Is Arlie
Tarbert. Cleveland athlste Of Ohio
State University.
In three years of competition. which
he finishes this Spring. he has PLAYED
every position on the Buckeye basket
ball team and all but three OH the
base ball nine. He started I'm base
ball IS a catcher, went to the outfield.
pitched. then played first base.
Evening star., 1927-04-11

A THLETIC activities will have a
~ prominent part in the COM
"A mencement events at Mar
4 jorie Webster School, which
began Saturday with a senior
recital and will continue through May
-. when the graduating class will re-
ceive its diplomas certifying that they
are qualified 10 teach physical educa-
tion and expression.
The track and field meet will be
held Saturday, May Ia, and Tuesday,
May II. Preliminary heats will be
run off on the first day and finals on
the second.
This is one Of the most important
events of the school year and as
pirants to cinder path laurels already
are training diligently. Points earned
in the meet count toward the class
athletic trophy as we'll as toward the
contestants individual scores.
Monday. May %, is the date set
for the intcr-class swimming meet,
(which will be held in the Jewish Com
munity Center pool.
Competitive night, the final event
on the sport calendar. will be staged
on Tuesday, May "a, in the Webster
gymnasium.
Section A schlag ball series of the
Columbia Heights Division League
viii open its schedule with a game be-
tween West ana Monroe school teams
on the Park View Playground tomor.
row afternoon beginning at $50.
Peabody wiz play Hayes on the
Plaza court in the opener of the Plaza
division loop tomorrow at the same
time.
Until the opening of the Potomac
Park polo field, members of the
Washington Polo Club are holding
their work outs ON the cinder path
surrounding the field, Practice has
begun in earnest in anticipation of
the first game in it's initial series. a
two-out- -of-three-g game affair booked
with the Baltimore quartet The
opener will be played on the local
field Sunday, May !, according to
Lydia Archbold. president Of the club.
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BREAKS COAST RECORD.

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. Calf.
April II P).--Emerson Spencer, Stan
ford broke the Pacific Goa st intercol-
legiate mark for the 440-yard run
here, and fell only four-tenths of a
second short Of the worlds record
when he was clocked in AIS seconds.
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N. I. UMp1REs ASSIGNED.

NEW YORK. April II LP).-Umpire
appointments for the National
Leagues opening games Tuesday
have been announced by President
Heydler as follows:
New York at hiladelphia--O Day, McCor.
mick and MeLauEhlin
Brooklyn at Boston-EiSler. Fart an
Phrnlar.
St., Louis at chicaso-Klen1. Wilson and
Rea~don
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati-ouigley. Mo~ar
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SWEENEY GETS JOB.

LOS ANGELES, Calf, April II
R).-President Harry A. Williams of
the Pacific Coast League has an.
nounced that J. Monroe Sweeney.
National League umpire for the last
three years, will join the Coast League
staff
Evening star., 1927-04-11
FRED LIEB'S SIX-YEAR
RECORD IN SELECTIONS

x-WOn championships.
y-Were beaten out game and
a half when Washington upset
dope and scored its surprising
victory.
Were defeated by their own
internal dissensions after re-
naming in race until last week
of the season.
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BRITISH SPORTSMAN DIES.

LONDON, April II (P)-The Earl
of Darnley we'll known sportsman
and Irish representative peer. died
suddenly at Gotham yesterday at the
age of 6S
Evening star., 1927-04-11
HOLMAN TOPS SCORERS.

Nat Holman lead the individual
scorers with 2S points in the series
between New York Celtics and Cleve-
land Rosenblums which the Gotham
five won In three straight games.
Evening star., 1927-04-11
1ORSATRS AND MACKMEN
PICKED AS FLAG WINNERS
feb Classes Yankees With As and Groups Criffs
With Tigers and Indians to Battle for Third
Place-Tig6fs and Cubs ''Hunch Bets"
BY FREDERICK G. LIEB.

: TEW YORK CITY, April l1.-SiX'
teen teams. filled with hope,
zeal and ambition. win be un-
Y leashed for the 1927 pennant
Evening star., 1927-04-11

Outside of the batteries, Washing
ton is the best club / have seen this
year, but the team cannot regain the
pennant with a pitching staff re-
cruited largely from 1925 Southern
leagues.
Perhaps again have placed Cleve-
land toe low. The Indians were the
only club which upset my dope last
year. The team has good pitching,
the best all-around shortstop in
the game. but II will lose Speakers $
enthusiasm
Even with Johnny Mostil in the
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WriteS:

"The Voice is to the actor
what the chisel is to
the sculptor. He must
beaVare of dulling it's
qualities. Naturally | am
Vitally concerned about
the Voices Of my players,
sol always advise the one
cigarette discovered
many years ago that does
not impair control of the
S1.btleSt Vocal shadingS or
cause huskinesS or harsh
ness. | mean the Lucky
Strike 1t is the players
best FRIEND"
Evening star., 1927-04-11

THLETIC activities will have a
prominent part in the com.
mencement events at Mar
! jCrie Webster School, which
began Saturday with q senior
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yr'%S b $3.50 S$S1 G d 5uit fuy
Columbia. and at the request of the party
secured thereby. the undersigned trustee will
ae DgP Hs a9So THE Tsns II De Rre Of
SoEGftTGCK k the 1S AT F9 ana
ington. District of Columbia. and designated
as and being part Of lots elghty.seven 1877
dred and eighteen u21S) formerly. square
fortv-eight (4Sl in Beatty and Hawkins Adj.
dition to Georgetown. described follows:
Beginning for the same on the east line OF
lot eighty-eight 1881 eighteen 49, feet
Avenne and sTe md ru 9l
ming thence southeasterly with the westerly
lirs of Wisconsin Avenue sixty-six t66i,
teet four al inches to the northerly line of
the land conveyed TO Libby and Marden by
deed recorded in Liber w. B. %. folio 900.
bla thence south sxty-seven f671 degrees
thirty 1907 minutes west to the east line
with said east line of said alley to the line
established by deed dated July z; 1923 and
fe 4nd m records Of he sre 1o Of Cou@
bia. intersectng the east line OF said alley
fo,ty-two AZ fee, feet nine 90 inches che south
along sal1 partition line north sixty seven
l67l DEGREES thirty 900 minutes east to
and the place of beginning. Subject. to. Use
of wall erected on the north line OF above
described land as provided es i said DEED dec
Of the land records of the District OF Co.
lumbia together. with the. improvements.
consisting of four-story ireproof garage
with elevator and repair shop including
two stores. known as premises LOT to
1899 Wisconsin Avenue Northwest. Wash
ington. ID. G.
Terms Of sale: one-third of the purchase
money to he paid in cash balance in two
equal nstallments. PAYABLE in one and two
yearS with interest at seven per centum
Der annum. payable semi-annnally from day
OF sale secured by, deed of trust upon the
property sold or all cash. at the option Of
the D .rchaser. A deposit of 100000 will
veyaDcing, recording etc, at cost Of pur.
chaser Terms of sale to be complied with
within. thirty DAYS from day of sale. other;
wise the trustee reserves the right to resell
the property at the risk and cost of de-
fault.ng purchaser. after five days adver-
tisement If such resale in some newspaper
published in Washington. D. c.. Taxes.
rents and insurance premiums are to be ad-
i'isted by calculation to the day, Of sale.
NATIONAL SAVINGS AND
TRUST COMPANY.
By FRANK W STONE
Second Vice President.
(SeaIl Attest:
PERCIVAL WILSON
au24. e5. &c. %. %. 30 81. se2.3.8
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AUCTION SALES.
THOS OWEN & SON AUCTIONEERS
1925 Eve - NV
Trustees Sale of Valuable Three
Story Brick Dwelling, Being
Premises No. 14l4 Euclid St.
NV.

By virtue Of a certain deed OF trust duly
rseorted ~ L|hcr 562i. fouo 1850, among
the land records OF the District Of Column
tga. and y. the request of the party secured
thereby. he undersigned trustees will sell at
nu5uc au'tl1n ~ front of the preml ses. ON
fHU.SDAN THE ELEVENTH DAY or
AUGUST AID 1927. At THREE-THIRTY
O'CLOCK PM. the following described land
and premises situate 10 the District Of CO.
iumbia. and designated and heing lot 70
~ charles SUunr's subdivision IN block A..
University Park per piat recorded IN
the oihce OF the surveyor for the District OF
Columbia. IN Ll0cr County - at folio 45.l
subject TO the covenants and restrictions
running with the laud
Terms: Sold subject to a first deed OF
trust for ~I.JO0uU and second deed OF
trust for about - 100 90 further uarticu-
lars Of which will bc announced 10 time IT
sale. the purchase price above said trusts
To he paid IN cash. \ deposit of $500 90
required Conveyanclng recording. etc. no
purchaser cost. Terms tn be complied with
within thirty DAYS otherwise deposit for
felted and the property NAV be advertised
and resOld at the discretion of the trustees.
" $ RYON.
y Z RYON.
Trustees.
C-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED IN.
TIL WEDNESDAY. THE SEVENTH DAY
OF SEPTEMBER. 1927. SAME HOUR md
ny ORDER OF THE TRUSTEES.
aUI n : o. ~ set
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NORTHWEST SUBURB.
S16. 500

Here is a beautiful detached home
on well improved corner lot. 100
foot front. in one Of Washington's
large living room with fireplace, bay
window dining room kitchen and
pantry on the first floor and four
well arranged rooms and bath on the
second floor There are all conven-
i ienGes such as hot,w wat heat cleo
screens laundry, etc, and ia espe-
cisly well built having been con-
structed for the owner but a few
years ago. A very good offering that
can be handled on very moderate
terms. Call Mr.. Crutchfield to in
spect. Bradley 145.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc
1910 Tva Ct NV Franklin OEO9
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Evening Phone Service to, 9 PM.

SHANNON & LUCIiS., INC. RECOMMEND
THE FOLLOWING CHEVY CHASE HOME OFFERS
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NEW LELAND HOME.
Chevy Chase, Maryland.
$l1,o50.
Immense Shade Trees

This attractive new home. Just being com.
pleted. is of the popular Dutch Colonial de,
sign and is on a beautiful lot with immense
shade trees. This is one of nine homes
Just being finished and we believe this is
one OF the most attractive group of homes
we have ever offered at the price There
are six real rooms-the living room is %
feet long with open frepace-lots OF closet
space. Completely equipped including
shades. screens. garaRe-yard sodded and
beauti fed with shrubbery Paved street
cement sidewalk. absolutely all modern con
veniences-one block from car line bus
Chase High School under construction. and
the Chevy Chase Graded School
For appointment to inspect phone Wis.
cconsln 2763 or. after pm, Wisconsin
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CHEVY, C FnH r,,o detached corner resi-.
dence: holloM tie Go1dS rnons and b hh
on first floor Three finished rooms and
bath on second floor. Large lot. All
modern. "a.
atad on a lot 1o0xl50 that Is. without
doubt the most highly improved lot
in Chevy Chase. Wonderful shfuhberN'
flowers. fruits; grapes. berries ana v i,
built on a spacious plan. owner. leaN-
ing CITY. must sell. -
SIS 50O-Half a square west of Conn
ave a new Dutch colonial. center-hall r
plan brick slate roof: four good bed
rooms. two baths. large living room, hlg
side porch two-car garage; slate ROOF.
oak floors fireplace. Lot 6OXl2o. haVlng
a number of huge shade trees. A won
derful rear lawn available for develop
ment into a place of beauty. An I'M
usual opportunity to buy an exception
ally well built house at low figure.
MASS. AVE. HEIGHTS. e.
non: brick construction: ideal location.
This. ,property is situated IN wat we
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vet having every advantage of the sub
urbs Surrounded by homes of people
of prominence the future value is as
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OF eight rooms. two baths. two Enclosed
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Evening Phone Service to Q.
sCHwAB. Walk & CANDY.
1904 Conn. Ave. Pot. $50
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COLORED-GIRARD NV BET 18th AND
18th - Colonial home : rooms, sleeping
porch, pantry INV h. cleo. hardwood floors
brick garage. tiled bath shower. gas log
large ward. shrubhery Col. 6965W after &.
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SALE-HOIfSES.
Near Soldiers Home

Near Soldiers Home Park.
One Of the most desirable and substantial
homes in this locality. constructed of buff
brick and i'll almost new condition. The
house ia 90 feet vide. insuring you very
large rooms modern in detail: space for
garage. Price $3.50; excellent terms. Call
Main 1853.
WALTER A. BROWN. 14O0 H.
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SAI.E--HOUSES.
IEnnAinannLA

rooms, bath. cleo: first commercial.
Vacant. garage: low price and terms.
BOOTHS AGENCY. 2l5 T NV. 81
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ADAM A: wEsCHLER & SON. Auctioneers.
Trustees Sale of Valuable Im-'
proved Real Estate, 1881 Park
Road NV.

BY virtue of certain deed of trust duly
recorded in Liber No. 5454. folio 4Sl ct SEQ.
Of Of the land records OF the District Of Colam;
thereby the undersigned trustees will offer
for sale by public auction. in front OF the
premises. on WEDNESDAY THE SEVENTH
DAY OF SEPTEMBER, 1927. AT FIVE
O'CLOCK p M. the OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES land
and premises situate in the District Of Co
lumbla< to Wit; Lot numbered forty-hve
45l in Lewis E. Breuningers subdivision
in block numbered forty-seyen an "Hol-
mead Manor" as per plat recorded IN the
office of the surveyor for the District ~
Columbia IN Liber County 10, at folio 1G4;
subject to the covenants of record.
Terms of sale, The above property will
ne sold subject TO a prior deed of trust for
$4,000. at s - 20, due March 10 1928 bal:
auce all cash over SAID trust A deposit Of
5000 required of purchaser at time OF sale.
All couveyanclng. recording and notarial
fees at cost of purchaser. Terms of sale To
he complied with within thirty days front
day of sale otherwise the trustees ressry q
the right to resell the property at the risk
aud cost of the defaultlns purchaser after
five DAYS advertisement Of such resale in
some newspaper. published In the city of
Washington. ID G.
C. CLINTON JAMES.
AUGUST JANSEN
au26-d&ds eSSu&hnI Trustees
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ASH Fcsscndcn St.-$14750.
Detached modern. : rooms bath shower
garage large lot has 60-fl. front.
=. Omen for inspection or phone OWNER
West 3S4S 6'
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Realtors.
1912 Eve St. NV Franklin 95O3
1924 NARNIIM ST

An excellent tapestry brick home. Just a
few doors from 18th ST.; four bedrooms.
two tiled baths. very large living and din
ing rooms concrete front porch very wide
sleeping and rear porches. large back yard
with alley; an unusually comfortable and
convenient home in one of the best residen-
tial sections: property of an estate. Really
an opportunity for the discriminating home
, buyer; price less than $4,000, on conven-
lent terms Call NJ. 1853,
WALTER 4. BROWN. 1400 H.