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Evening star., 1927-11-06
CATHOLIC u. FROSH
BEATEN BY A POINT

NEWPORT NEWS, Va, November
5.-Flashing a beautiful aerial game
that twice in the final period took the
ball within the 5-yard line. the Catho-
lie University freshmen failed to pr1-
duce the punch necessary to carry it
over and were held for downs here
today by an avenging Apprentice team
that fought stubbornly to hold 1-tG-j
margin and ultimately secure the vic
tory.
The Apprentices scored their touch
down early in the first quarter on Il
long pass from Schmidt to iiutchinS.
Gimbel scored the extra point with a
placement kick.
The Catholic eleven fought the
Maroon to a standstill in the scco1d
period and opened up their bid for y
score in the third when Connolly
broke loose for a 25-yard run around
right end O'Brien bucked the line
twice for first down. Connolly went
through the line for i yards and
OBrien made another first down.
Morris intercepted Il pass on his >
yard line and puated out again. Then
Martin stepped back, and threw pass
to Hennessey. who galloped across.
The try for point was blocked.
Evening star., 1927-11-06
STANFORD ELEVEN WINS
OVER WASHINGTON, 1877

SEATTLE, Wash, November S
P).-Stanford University defeated
Washington, 13 to Z. in tiercely con.
tested foot ball game today. Preston
and Harder put over the Cardinals
scores and Carroll scored for Wash
lngtsn.
The game was featured by close
play throughout. with the bali see.
saving from one end Of the field to
the other, Fumhles brought about
Washlngtons downfall. About 10000
fans sew the game. =.
Evening star., 1927-11-06
Line.Up and Summary.

Only two Maryland boys are on the
Virginia squad this season, but both
are likely to take part in the game.
Wallace Symington arid William Fl.
Byrd. jr.. both came from Baltimore.
Symington is likely to be started in
his regular position at left guard
while Byrd may fill in either at center
or on one end.
While the Maryland game is to be
the chief attraction of the week and
probably will draw the largest crowd
of the season to Lambeth Field. no
little interest is being attracted by O.
game between the Virginia and Wash
ington and Lee scrubs to be plaved
here Friday afternoon as an Armlstce
day attraction.
ID. f. Brown, graduate manager,
has staged this contest in response
to a growing demand for some sort
of a game here on the national
holiday.
Evening star., 1927-11-06

when a pass, Lott TO SPOTS, was
Knocked down. White bore the brunt
of the attack. Virginia was forced to
punt from their own goal line and
Lott returned the ball To the 2S.yard
mark. 4 pass. Lott to Howe, brought
the ball to the 14-yard line and White
plunged twice to make first down on
the 4-yard mark. Howe reeled off
two yards and White went through
the line for the touchdown. Lott
kicked goal to tic the count.
Virginia unlcashed IA brilliant for
ward passing attack to win i'm the
final period. Sloan was tn, main
stay of this movement. III pa Ssing and
running as well as kicking when
needed. Taking the bsll from mid.
fIeld. two passes 20 Byrd 1etted over
half the distance. r'len Sloan went
through tackle to reach the 16.vard
line. He added little around end
and on the next plav shot Il pass 10
tiushiou almost on the goal line for
the winning score.
The Generals came back strong
with counter aerial attack. end for
a while IL appeared as if the score
would be tied. but Sloan. defensive as
wei as offensive star. interCeptad one
OF ltoWe's passes to Lott on ihe Is.
yard line.
Evening star., 1927-11-06
TEXAS AGGIES WIN.

COLLEGE STATION. Tex. Novem-
ber 5 R.-Southern Methodist Uni
versity. grdiron victors this year over
Missouri who conquered Northwestern
and West Virginia, was humbled by
the Texas Aggies, 80 to 13, today.
The Aggies beat the Mustangs at
their own forte of forward passing,
which accounted for the most of the
scoring.
Evening star., 1927-11-06
Lineup and Summary.
EPISCOPAL HIGH ELEVEN
WINS ON BRYANT'S WORK

LYNCHBURG. Va. November s.
Episcopal High School of Alexandra,
Va. defeated Virginia Episcopal School
of this city today, 13 to g..
Herbert Bryant made both OF the
visitors touchdowns on forward
passes.
Evening star., 1927-11-06
RACE TO WESLEYAN.

, MIDDI.ETOWN. Conn. November
5 Wesleyan won the annual
varsity crosse country run with VIII
liams today q to 80. Kelly of Wcs.
leyan was home first in 26:05 20 Tor
the five miles.
Evening star., 1927-11-06
OYSTER ROAST ON TAP
AT POTOMAC BOAT CLUB

Potomac Boat Club will hold it's an
n,Ial oyster roast this morning at its
clubhouse at Key Bridge, starting at
10 o'clock. Bersh and Cornell are
in charge Of arrangements for the
function, which will continue all day
and will also include a number oi
novelty events.
Evening star., 1927-11-06
Lineup and Summary.

Score M periods: n ~
Gcorses Washington. " " % "-ls
observation-disclosures. Roep!5e, Point alter
Observation-Disclosures tplacementi.
Suhstitutions: George Wash'ngton-san
taers for ,Clanper; Penn ,State-PinTmra tmof m
stanley Graenshields for Bamer. Martin FOR
REYNOLDS Mahoney for PSraRad ndriMs RekeT 10.
for Curry Llngren for Pincura RoeDfe for
Struhie Welt for Miller. Hamas for Craig,
Refrree%Mr' Taggart tRochestnr,. I'm.
nire-Dr X. NJ. Dallenbach illinois,. Head
lnesman--F. J. Crolius DARTMOUTH. Field
nldgp-J E.. Holierness
Evening star., 1927-11-06
HOCKEY PLAYER SHIFTS.

TORONTO, Ontario. November N').
Art Dunc'r. pIayer-nTnagcr with
the Detroit Cougars last season, has
signed contract with the Toronto
Maple Leafs Of the National Hockey
League.
Evening star., 1927-11-06

Dy the Associated Press.
@'TT&BUHGiI. November h.-Tho
- famed Offensive OF the Univer.
f5Sm soy f5 f5,da rita'n,sn ,o fn3a foot ban
the heavier Washington and
battlei to n acoiecss tie in their an
nual clash at Pitt Stadium today,
duplicating the result OF last years
game.
Fifty thousand flns shivc.'cl through
quarters of fierce dogscd fighting.
which produced DIt few spectacular
plays.
$ The scorelcss tie left both western
Pennsylvania asptrants for the myth
ical Eastern championship in the
thick &c the running. Neither Of the
great foot bill machines deveiopcd hv
Jock Sutherland at Pittsburgh and
Andy Kerr at Washington have met
defeat. Each hau gone into today's
fray hopeful Of eliminating the ether
in the race for lonors.
Although Pitt outgaincd w. and j,
through the line and tn air and
piled up II first downs to fT
the Presidents, the PInthcrs were un-
al - to crash their way across the
goal line when opportunities present
fullback. attempted placement kicks
for field oals with Welch holding the
ball, but the boot each time fell short.
Booth made his first attempt in the
first ,eriod from the 39-yaF line. the
second in the next quarter from the
40.yard line and the third in the final
period from the 34-yard mark. Il
Fun,ble Halts Pitt A..vancc.
An unfortunate tumble by Captain
Gibby WEIGH on the 1Syard line in
the last quarter cut off what might
have been n Pitt touchdown. Wclch.
sauirm:ng through left tackle, had
Travelled l. yards when he was thrown
heavily and dropped the ball, Gal
Iagher recovering for w. and j. Big
.Bil Amos attempted to gain both by
line plupges and few passes. but
K;rllman punted to WEIGH on the ~.
y.rd line when the Pitt line stiffened
in the crisis.
In the final period Pitt opened a
powerful offensive. Booth and Welch
crashed through the line or circled
the ends for long gains. At length.
Pitt had the ball on the 26-yard line
Booth and Hagan got 3 yards
apiece and Booth plunged through
right tackle for 10 more as the final
whistle sounded.
Evening star., 1927-11-06
RANDOLPH.MAC0N WINS.

FRONT ROYAL, Va. November 5.
Pa ndolph- Macon Academy defeated
HandIey High School of Winchester
here today. 20 to q. The cadets
pushed over touchdown soon after
the opening of the game.
Evening star., 1927-11-06
NAVY PLEBES WIN GAME
FROM BELLEF0NTE, 1916

ANNAPOLIS. Md, November s.
In game fought with skill and vigor,
the Naval Academy Plebes kept Their
seasons record clean by winning from
Bellefonte Academy by Il TO s.
Evening star., 1927-11-06
Iinc.Up and Summary

TouchdoWus. Apprentices Hutchins
Catholic T'-Henncssey. Point after touch
Substl,utons: Apprenticcs--Fortech fot
lace. DUN for Frazier. Catholic U.--Clark
for Depras Desopo for Oconnor NuSent l"F
Referce-Mr Northrup " r. - I'M
pire--Mr. Walsa Head lincsman-Mr Sten
nett tV. p l.,
Time OF periotls--13 minutes.
Evening star., 1927-11-06
Iinc.lD and Summary.

Purdue scoring: Touchdowns-Wclh.
pou!l Wilcox Northwestern scoring, Tonch
down--Gusiafson R.ferre-C Eidri,iye
Michigan., Cnipire-John srnomncr chi
fngo Field j,n,se--A. Graham. Grinncl
Head linesman--Perry Graves. Illinois
Evening star., 1927-11-06
NITTANY LIONS PRESSED
TO BEAT C.. w. L., Is TO o
Winners Regulars Forced to Limit to Get Two
Scores i'm Final Half After Reserves Are
Held Even i'm First 80 Minutes.

to score, although they had the ball
in state territory for Il SCod portion
OF the first quarter.
The visitors maze "A valiant attempt
to break into the scoring column Wltn
a forward pass attack in the hnai
period. bat could net get past the
middle of the field.
A poor punt by Stehman led to
the Lions. first touchdown. Stamping
hnhind his own goal he kicked out to
me 3o-yarrl mark and then two plays
netted State a score,
Evening star., 1927-11-06
Lineup and Summary.

wick. BoFtPn. Snyder.
sub@tnutiona Yale--S. Hall for Greene
Martiug for ouarr1er. X. Hall Tor Hobcn
Garvev for Caldwell. crlie for Scott. Harvey
for Chariesworth West for Fishwick. Hub
tter Foote for Decker, wilson for r. Hall.
McE%an for Grille. oldt for West. Spiel for
" Hat Hammerzley for Goodwine. Sanger
for cEwan Minor for Kell..
Maryland-w ondrac's for McDonan. kee-
Kenan for Mcdonald Pngh. for Thomas. Rob
erts for Kessisr. Kessler f9r spyyder; W,9,pd' ,,n
igan for Barord Radice for Linkous, Win
terher9 for Zulick
Referee; r. Eeessn BOYS cl4h; n.ns PITTS
IAnesman--J c. Hoilenback university Of
P"unsy!vaniaD. Field )udze-H. a. Fisher
t-riyrr~tv Of pennsyly yanial.
Tine OF auar.ers--l5 minutes.
Evening star., 1927-11-06
Line-Cp and Summary.
HilltoPpers Beat Eastonians, 27.2
Lineup and Summary.

while in the few seconds romainin,
for play.
Evening star., 1927-11-06
Line-Cp and Summary.

:, Iouehf9wn-KnEhi Polnt alter. touch.
substitut:ons: v N I-Hoiizciaw for
Blrnes Harner. for. Holtzclaw.. Carney for
Nabers. Bgss for Hawkins. Nabers for Car
Ward for Gresham. Whlsnant for Furcbe-
Foard for Farrell. Lassiier for Young
Furches for Whisnant. Shuier for DoIiahoe.
Holt for Sam. Whisnant for Fur"hcs. Pat.
teFson for Holt. Gresham for Ward.
Referec--Mr Hoban (DartmOutht I'M
pre--Mr. Flock fDartmorthi Head lines
man-Mr STREET. fAuburn.b
Evening star., 1927-11-06

Georgetown ~ u = 1a-o1
Tou uchdow ns--Tomain Nor< IoI. Dwyer
Points after touchdowns-J Mooney "
from placementb O'Nei Thy ,lrupliicllI
Point after touchdown. missed. Mooney
iron placement. Safety Mooney.
Substltlltions: Georgetown-Listun for
Saur, O'Neil for Mclean Mosko for Cor.
doyan. Hanngan for Hudak. Dwypr for Han
nigan. WynlsOop for Grigsby. Schwartz for
Provincial. Walsh for Carroll Schmidt for
Mccabe Holloway Tor TOmaini Dupln for
Nork Latayette--0'Rclly for Wilson
THOMPSON for Miller Shelley for Burnett
Sheriff for Chimenti Wolbart Tor Shellen
a,r%er. Schadel for Shelley. Gebhard for
Warren. Sherwood for Houser.
Rcieree-Nr. Schwartz fBrownl M
pite-Nr. Mccarthy lGcrmapt0wn> Lines
mar--Mr. Palmer tHaverfprdl. Field illdye
Mr.. Mosfatt tPrinretonl
Time of periods--15 minutes
Evening star., 1927-11-06

PANTHERS TO Tie
Repeat. Score'ess Battle of
1926 in Race for East
ern Grid Title.

BY the Associated Press
~ 'TTSBU sGil. November 6.-The
| famed offensive OF the Univer
sity Of Pittsburgh foot ball
4 team failed to function against
Evening star., 1927-11-06

7 University, Va. November
5.-Vrginia' fourth game
with Maryland is to be play.
ed on Lambeth Field next
Evening star., 1927-11-06

Aside from the public high cham
pionshIp games. contests this week
Evening star., 1927-05-29

ON sEvERN-IDEAL CAMP SffE RK
women. private. excinsive. indoor slseptng
accummooaflonS Tor 3S: reservations nov
weekly for Jane. yuls and AuEast Address
Box ob-Z. star once.
Evening star., 1927-05-29
new CURE FOR MOTHS
RANKS WITH CHESTS
Faradichlorobenzene Will Kill Pest.
but Cedar Is Easier to
Ask For.

observation-disclosures viii Kill moths
Bat IL the housewife would rather buy
cedar chest than try 20 asl; for the
chemical she has the word of Federal
cntor.ologists ttiat rlu2, ro.snoy i.
assured.
On .ne point :iic !lIc experts insisi
The chest must he ,laGc of red ce'la1
cut from the heart of the tree. Tha
ordinarily in&"res IN aromatic right
fitting bov into which no moth may
CT tc my the eggs ircm which Rar
nlcrIt -aa ting larvae are hatchod.
I;~nerinnced moth fighters know l.
r. TIE worm aud not ti1c miller 'f'
tec,le from the spotted or sUiicd paris
of n fabric. Il, :l," sa:... 'onnnct.'u
tiIer Snov' ciotre IT, - s:tr~d clI"t
bc thoroughly r.,"nH professionally
o. !. at home H. er: :rr:c i';=erre.
Tic authorities Sl@ga%: v'c6..'ot:s
hrushng and heating suppl n2o!te..
by long i.nurs in the Rot su' with
pockets and seams exposed. 'Su1is%
furs eho'jld be Fumi-a:ed and rrar'n:.
ly 3:oTCd as sooI as the se;t%Oa 'ui
their 1870 has aTded.
Any "ontainer. tank 1f Dc>;e-
bOard ho& 30 long ~ j: has = cicse,:-
coast rticted cove win afford "rnple
protection e gasoline. Fiaprti.1!e:lc ~
para radichlorcbcnzenc b. applied Inside
Il is important hat the tr!:'lk Re
sealed and rhe I,astebOard box le1ril:'
wrapped with paper.
observation-disclosures aa% cne ento
n1ologistE, gives off fumes that nre-
vent or kill eggs. larvae and pupae
The aroma OF red cedar chest will
do the same thing.
Evening star., 1927-05-29
FOR SAIE-HOUSES.
NEAR GLOVER PARK.
ATTRACTIVE. NEW, FOUR-BEDROOM TONES.

Two corner homes
,tIe of i rooms and
oath. the other
'ooms and bath. and
one inside home con
tanning : rooms and
bath. remaining IN
this group. Each
house has q b,Iilt-in
garage,
Evening star., 1927-05-29
PERFECT SQUARE MEAL
DEFINED BY DIETITIANS
Model Feast Is Cold but Whole
some and Contains Health
Giving Vitamins.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON, May 2S.-There are all
kinds Of square meals" but after
due consideration ''the perfect square
meal has been defined by LOndoan
dietitians. 1t is cold but wholesome
and has all the elusive health giving
vitamins.
'The perfect square meal" was on
display here at the Nursing and Mid
wifery Exhibition, Central Hall. West
minister. and attracted such crowds
that queues formed to get a glimpse
Of it.
All three vitamins-A. B and c.
are included in the perfect menu.
which included cold chicken and egg
sauce, new potatoes. salad. corn
-four mold. fruit salad with cream.
whole wheat bread and butter and
lemonade.
BY adding vitamins or detracting
them the perfect square may be
made just the thing to alter fat or
thin persons.
Evening star., 1927-05-29
PETWORTH HOME-S7 $50
6 ROOMS BUHT-IN GARAGE.

Colonial tapestry brick home with slate
Mansard roof and dormer windows. covered
front porch. sleeping and breakfast porches
west community. 6 large. bright rooms
tiled bath with huilt-n tub and shower:
master bedroom across entire front of
buit-in garage. deep sodded lot to paved
alley. This home is convenient to car and
bus lines and all the advantages of this
beautiful section of the city. II you are
looking for a home that is real bargain
do not fail to see this one before buying
Only 81 $50. Easy terms can be arranged.
Call Adams Ara after q n m
Evening star., 1927-05-29

NHEN I IHASE. d, z.
These homes will appeal to artistic people
who would like something away from the
ordinary Semi detached bricks. u rooms.
huiltin tile bath. ami: garage. Inspect
> $. EDw. STEINMAN--ADAMS 49,;
Evening star., 1927-05-29

Open from 2 too
Sunday and Monday.
HALF BLOCK 10th ST.
Charming Spanish Design
CWell balanced. not fat.
Lot 60x125.
High. attractive setting in trees with ter
raced lawn. beautiful view.
1923 FLORAL ST.
Drive block north OF Alaska Avenue OH
I4th ST.. then west on Floral within one e-half.
block of 18th st.
8 large rooms, ? baths. also
servants room and bath, and
extra lavatory on first floor 2
rar garage.
Owner put hest of material and labor
available i'll this home with every modern
rauipment and convenience, electric refrig
A Real Buy-Can be Financed
to Suit.
BRODIE AND COLBERT,
Realtors
1702 Eve St. NV.
Phone Main 101O7 or 1O1Os.
Evening star., 1927-05-29
FOR S.ALE-HOUSES.
500 FREE TO PURCHASERS.


tC0ntinued.1
s'Cs suEbEy EBEy IS 1sb pTESHASyERs. mSIbHy:
own a home. see us. New; 6-room bricks
Tile bath h.-S;h;. rice; SID On monthly d,.,
OF l''f 5 Ebwi S%a ssf'Ehi.SSSNNN-ADAMs sf'h.SS NSN 1927.
SPLENDID SEMT-DETACHED BRICK HOME
l.uIlt and occu''ied by owner as his home
First tioor parlor; reception hall. dining
fSG Tstn Td S'Se@ eor S%n a
elcctricityA front aud back porches: room
ior, garage On La Lamont 1t NV between
" PERCY H. RUSSELL COMPANY.
Exclusive Agents.
926 18th st. NV.
CHEVY CHASE. ID. {.
These homes VIII anpeai to arttsttc ,ro peohe .he
ordinary. Semi detached bricks. 6 rooms:
huilt-in tile bath. ami: garage. Inspect
4fSs fG6SSnds4T EDw ds4TEffxaNN@ADAus i SNN eoalSA 4se
4 REAL BARG GAIN--Sa. $50.
BEAUTIFUL :o-FT. PETWoRTH HOME
Beautiful brick home 20 #, wide with
covered concrete front, p0rch and Mansard
avenue in the attractive Petwnrth com
munity 6 large rooms. tiled bath with
porches. hardwood floors artisic IiGhtng FIX
lures and decorations: concrete cellar com
n!etely ,eoulnpcd with laundry trays Az, anJ
with room for garage. Every desired tratunr
modern in every detail. This Is real har
the most for your money Gail Col. l0069
UNUSUAL 4 BEDROOM HOME.
rl,i~ED TO SELL AT ONCE.
A wonderful home in the most dcsirahle
Sr bsrooms Mh,e tiled hat
with bult-in tub shower and h%tures: .
large covered porches. pantry and garage,
This home is in splendid condition and mod
estry brick. 20x35 IT. has an attractive ex.
terror and in floor pan and arransement
leaves nothing to be desired r honor inrt m eyn aT
respect aud is priced 10 sell at once, VIII
arrange terms Cali Lincoln 7o65-W.
oIES Ia6S SEVphK SEXVPh{ Ayp AyESNp MpNPAWf' Z I'WI
New English colonial brick. rooms
baths "-car huilt-in garage on arge corner
lot with beautiful lawn ard niantngsr, ~, WorTs 4o,
lowing features: Textone interior. billiard
room, two open fireplaces model kitchen; hen;
roof and il is one block from Chevy Chase
,lrc!e Don't fail to see it il only for ideas
from aso5 9ee,'tI,II oTiyER hSRe STREET NV.
New six,room brick and stucco home, on
large lot. 60-ft. front; corner of alley: large
'front.' po@n putin nnern eTery exmosur
Price reduced TO a bargain Tor medium
V '''' 5s3. Both STREET NV.
New siX-room semi-bungaoW, in good To-
cation of Chevy Chase. D. C.. with garage
TO match at a bargain price. see it any time
and mske an offer. Every offer considered.
Price SO 500
Also many bargains in lots. some below
cost. Our salesmen Will gladly show you
these. Just step by one OF the above houses
any time sunday.
oFETGIK oREILTSksEE EEALrE EE,-GHbrRs ;f3 1Sc.
14In Fl ST Y w Main S4So
Evening star., 1927-05-29
102l 3rd ST. NE.


One block from car line, one
block from Rhode Island ave.
bus line, 3 blocks from new high
school; beautiful Groom house,
large back lot, 100 feet deep to
paved alleks X concrete front
porch. almost new---a real bar
gain; exceptionally low terms
ami. Representative on prem
ises to show you through SUM-
day, 9 am. to z pm.
GEORGE S. WHITE,
l4l2 Eye St. NV.
Main S0oS. : Col. 1886.
NO CASH PAYMENT
and 500 per month will buy
beautiful 5-room bungalow
1904 Lawrence st. ne. Beauti-
full shrubbery, 2-car concrete
garage, large lot; at those terms
it must be purchased direct
from owner. Inspect Sunday,
owner will be on premises, or
call Main 80o8 Monday, 9 am.
to 5 pm.
GEORGE S. WHITE,
4f
Evening star., 1927-05-29
IEOKGE ). " Hi Z,
l4l2 Eve St. NV.

THREE LEFT-ONLY.
Just possible chance to get
a Gruver-built house in Trini-
dad subdivision; very small
cash payment and monthly pay
ment lower than rent; don't
miss this chance if you want
modern, high-class, up-to-date
home cheap; on Owens place
ne, just off Trinidad ave-: one
block from bus line. They con-
tain concrete front porches,
hardwood floors, h.-w.h., built
in garage, tile bath, with built
in tub; inspect before they are
al sold. Sample open.
Z GEORGE s. WHITE.
14l2 Eye St. NV. Main S09S
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
EOR ACQUIRING A FUR
NlSHED OR UNFURNISH-
ED HOME!
Having To leave town I will sacrifice nv
6;room home with built-in garage excel
ient neIghbOrhOod and close tu 14th 81. ear
me. Must be seen 10 lie appreciated.
AlI sDrlng road NV. Adams 1861.
BY OWNER AND BUILDER.
s2238- 40 Minnesota Ave. Sc.
-; = These homes, are bound to appeal to you.
They contain large rooms and tile bath,
bnilt.n tub and fixtures. shower. pedestal
stand. pancled papcring. natural trim. hard
Wood floors throughout. large breakfast and
sleeping ppr"hes. garage. deep lot 10 paved
alley. excellent location. Price very reason
able at 81 $50. Terms that you can handle.
Phone Atlantic 1886 or your broker.
EXCELLENT ROOMING
HOUSE VALUE NEAR 14th
AND PARK RD.-$13,250.
Large semi-detached brick
10-room house with hot-water
heat, electric lights and all con-
Veniences: splendid location. be-
Evening star., 1927-05-29
BARGAINS.

Good Homes-Easv Terms.
1-Iryilig ST. near llth-Splendid Broom
house. with lear brick garage; will trade
Tor Groom house near Grant Circle.
2-lst ct. ne. No. 1109-Eice Groom
house, with 3 porches
3-Brootland. cor. 10th and Hamln sts-
Detached bedrooms Trade equity for
small house downtown
4--52S Gresham ri. n.w.--Large 6 rms. b..
semi -detached house: inclosed porches
5-i:1 St n.w.-9 rooms. hot-water
heat. (CommeraiaIl
6-Viaginia acreagc-7l acres. with front
age of l ZOO feet on Lee Highway
Trade for city property
y. B.-I can take in trade on these and
many other desiWbe homes small houses
rented to white or colored any section.
THOS. d. WALSH,
SIS 11th ST NV Main -SSS.O
Evening star., 1927-05-29

BY devoting ourselves to the service
of others we discover the door which
opens wide the door to happiness.
Evening star., 1927-09-21

SIS CASH-$75 A MONTH.
Five-room~ bungalow in Lee Heights. Va.
BY 100. can be bought on terms like rent.
$775s so cash and $55 2, month nth dc grce oeen.ly
OWNER SACRIFICING sIX-ROOM HOME:
elec water: garage, large lot. fruit and
Several for rent: 1891 34th st.. Mt. Rainier,
Nd. HYatts 1446.
Evening star., 1927-09-21

lNSfECI IFS LARt
and club rooms with
handsome lavatory.
Four bedrooms and
lovely bath with
shower and shampoo.
Will paper. new walls.
Attic. Beautiful
grounds. Pergola. Ga
rage. WILL CON.
SIDER FAIR OFFER
By Owner. Col. 2906
Evening star., 1927-09-21

A LOAN OF $4,000. WILL
give first deed of trust on a busi-
ness property valued at $4,000
to $4,000, located on one of the
principal business streets i'll a
city of $4,000 population, out
side of District of Columbia.
Located within 100 miles Of
Washington, D. c. Loan must
be for not less than 5 years.
Address Box 341-Z, Star office.
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Evening star., 1927-09-21
lsE%'ss'--ST1:sEES.


M0DERN STORE ron RENT II FAST.
kr0Mng nor>hweSt suburban community
suitable Tor tailor shop Or pressing cul,
OF any line of business. Rent. $1,000 per
month. Also n larger store in group Of
pew. pew stores al rented except one. Splendid
delcatessen. Rent. $50 90.
-, Phone Wisconsin 2763 or. after 5 pm.
Wisconsin 1870.
24ll NICHOLS AVE. Sc = sPLENDID
store two-story brick building. store and
modern apt: suitable for any business; very
low rent
S2l Upshur st. NV: 1 story brick: must
be seen to apnreciatc: $40
Nancy REALTY co. INC.
126 ]4th -. NV. Main 1920,
"a ltth ST. N.W.--1sT FL..... S1oo 90
63s Pa. ave .w.a............... 10000
COS T. st Observation-Disclosures. 1900
~ If ST sF-Store i ? h. h-wh rs 90
594b Ga ave. nW.--Store, 4 r. b.. $500
l05 st II W Store z r. b.. go 30
o1nS 9th st 5000
ABB 4la st sw Store 3 r. W. $3.50
A. q st w-Storr 3 rooms. ,,. $50
390S I2th st .,...... $500
6aS r st ......., 30 80
400 cnd st 20 90
:306 Nichols ave se......... $500
JAMES F. SHEA.
GA2 y w
Evening star., 1927-09-21
WANTEID--NONEY.

WANTED TO BORROW sIs. 900 TO $40. 900
on good suburban real estate. First mort
gage gilt edge security. fair commission. Ad-
dress Box 265-Z Star office.