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The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-01-21
Party Fundamental
Classes Draw Over 200

Two hundred registrations are ex-
pected for the Fundamentals of Com
munism classes that will be given in
the Workers School during the spring
term that begins Monday, Jan. 30.
In the fall term, over 200 workers
attended the six classes in this Sub
ject, two of which had to be added
after the term began. The school is
prepared to add more of such classes
in the spring term if the registration
requires.
Among the instructors will be Ella
G. Wolfe. Eve Dorf and Emil Carlos.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-01-21

MANIAC VA, Jan. 2O.-United
States marines are proceeding with
the utmost caution in moving for
ward in the Ell Chipote region, be-
lieving that the withdrawal of Gen.
eral Sandino's forces and reports of
his death constitute a maneuver to
lead the marines into a position
where they may be annihilated They
think that SANDING has mined the
region heavily and retired.
While it is apparent that there has
been withdrawal, marine headquar-
ters is cognizant of the dangerous
situation.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-01-21
Revolution Spreads.

The spread Of the revolutionary
operations against American marines
in Nicaragua is forecast in the battle
at La Sance, near Leon, yesterday.
The engagement occurred between a
Nationalist patrol and a column of
marines. One Nationalist was killed
in the action.
Leon is In western Nicaragua and
the district is said to be seething
with Nationalist feeling. a
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-01-21
Police Going to School.

A course in sociology will be given
at Fordham University soon for
police officers, the university has
announced. Instruction in social SER
vice will also be given.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-01-21
Coughlin Dead

John Coughlin, secretary of the
Central Trades and Labor Council,
died yesterday at his home at Hemp
stead, L. I. He had been secretary of
the council for three years.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-01-21

Closed.
The job of executioner is one of the
best paid public jobs to be had, it was
learned. The rate for each person
electrocuted is 5000. When more
than one job is done day, however,
only $3.50 is paid for additional exc
cutions. Elliott is hired by three
states for work of this type, New
York, Massachusetts, and Pennsyl-
vania.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-01-21

clan ana CHUNG MS Two
Jears of service in the
army during the war
as appropriate expert
ence, a resident of
Pennsylvania applied
for Robert Elliott's job
If executioner there,
according to Governor
Fisher. The applicants
name w as not dis
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-01-21
UNE MPL. OYMENT
CRISIS IN N. Y.
SURPRISES 1921
Central Bodies Acting
on Wage Cuts
By ESTHER LOWELL (Fed. Press

BY ESTHER LOWELL (Fed. Press).
Unemployment and wage cuts are
the two big issues now confronting
eastern labor Overshadowiug even
the Interboro injunction challenge to
organized labor's legal existence are
these twin menaces to the actual ex-
istence of trade unions.
Greater unemployment than De-
cember 1921, the winter of revere de-
preston, is reported for New York
state. Employment dropped 10000 in
factories alone during December,
1927, a 2 percent drop over Novem-
Der as compared with 1 percent for
The country as whole.
Central Bodies Act.
While New York unions are not yet
acting on unemployment, neighboring
central bodies of Passaic, N. j., and
Boston, Mass, are going ahead with
conference plans. By checking the
total waiting list at the federal en-
ployment office with reports of bust
ness agents from local unions, Paul
Fuller, director of Workers Educa-
ton for Passaic, estimated nearly
$4,000 workers jobless in his district
Though most are textile workers, one
of the three carpenters locals has
only 200 of its 1400 members work
ing.
Fuller expects secretary of labor
James J. Davis, representatives of
business, banking and manufacturing
at his conference Feb. As. The
Workers Education Bureau, Passaic
section, under Fuller, sponsored the
conference, which is endorsed by the
central body and building trades
council.
Conferences Called.
Boston's idle total $4,000, the CEN
trail labor union estimates. Navy
yard workers, metal workers, build
ing tradesmen, shoe makers and
others are seriously affected. Boston's
unemployment conference, March 4,
is under supervision of the Trade
Union College with the central body's
cooperation. President William Green
of the American Federation of Labor,
representatives of the chamber of
commerce, welfare agencies and in
austrial engineers society are being
invited.
Unemployment and wage cuts are
sure to receive attention at the
Philadelphia Labor Colleges confer
ence Feb. 1929 on GLOW to Organize
the Unorganized." Committees from
the United Textile Workers local
unions are comforting now with en-
ployers at 10 Wilton carpet mills
which announced 10 per cent wage
cuts this week.
Strikers Out z Weeks.
In Fall River; Mass, cotton textile
workers are expecting a general 10
per cent wage slash, following ac-
ceptance protest-of such a
cut by 4,300 workers at the American
Printing Co. Most of the organized
workers are in the independent
American Federation of Textile
Operatives, which is opposed to gen.
eral strikes in the industry.
First strikers against New England
textile wage cuts, the 100 Ipswich
mill workers at Gloucester, Mass, are
to have special financial help from
the American Federation of Full
Fashioned Hosiery Workers, part of
the United Textile Workers. The
hosiery strikers have been out 7
weeks.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-01-21
Protests Exclusion.

DR.. Pierre Hundecourt, Haitian jur-
list, who was barred from the Pan
American Conference, has sent the
following cablegram to friends in
New York:
Went to Cuba attend Pan American
Conference behalf many Haitian or
CARNATIONS and papers was arrested
in hotel Venus at Santiago on pre-
tense lack passport while having let
ter from Cuban legation Haiti stat
ing passport unnecessary to enter
Cuba was detailed quarantine and
depOrted protest against such viola
ton international law and violence
by government CT Cuba request press
of New York give oppressed Haitians
help to show such violation and viol-
ence as illustration means employed
by big powers to overwhelm feeble
nations.
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-01-21
Exposes Class Agencies
at Injunction Hearing

The nature of the capitalist and what
by the Industrial Survey Joseph Bo
The daily worker. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1924-1958, 1928-01-21
Man Seeks Job as
Penn. EXecutiOner

HARRISBURG, Pa, Jan. 90
Stating that he is an expert electri-
Evening star., 1928-07-23
The Coolest and Nearest Salt
Water Summer Colony
Ia WASHINGTON.

Splendid sites, various sizes some with five
shade trees alSo eattaGeS tor sale az ptod~
crate prices just one hours drive from
the center Of town VIA the new Defense
HighwaS,
HEDGES & MIDDLETON. Inc.
Realtors,
itts Eve ST NV FreaEhn a5OS
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SAIE--FAI;NS.

10 ACRES. HEIaTSVILE, MD. ROOM
ho,lse, good condition, plenty of fruit
poultryi stream Price, s9aA0 easy terms
Nd Route / s3s
ron SALE FARM FIVE NILES PROM
Frederick on baltimore ptS,s tremendous
all you can prnduee ia yo,,r daer. excel.
lent stand for easoltne, cafeteria tourist
canp and tourist hotel aia acres larse
frame house, nalns. poultry SuldineS
sniendld orchard. Also 0erm. brick hansei
latter needs Temndeiing; WondFH sniiy suitable
for aatrylne, p0ultIN or nursery &9a. Anh,
reasonable terma, which ltwludes temudentns
III brirk house FULTON II tiuRl)tlM Con
ttntntal fr0at Bids. Main a3di,
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NAI.E---AlREAGE.

50 ACRES. uNtMPROVRD LONG FRONT
hge on houeFafd near Mclean. hlsh elevas
tion, beautiful view, suitable for fine home
good FOR Subdlvlslon} reasonably priced
FISCHER & MANNAkEE,
1910 Vermont Ave Main aa6
poR SALE 10 AcREs ON CONCRETE
hlshwsy, is miles from Washington; 9ae-
tnnt frontAes, 4 acres IN cultivation; hne
fruit and truck 4 acres rine ana eak,
buildings IA excellent condition Price,
ls,s00 Address Boa ss5 Al, star once
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sALE-INyEsTMENT PROPERTY.
SALE OR EXCHANGE.

1858 MILLS AVE NEE RMS, DIET.
frame; deep lot: trust, For farm or SUI
hurban home Main iti4 Clev 2i6,
WILL EXCHANGE a-RooM SUBURBAN
home, COttage CITY. one trust. for city
home OF farm Main l4iA. CleV, al6
VALUABLE CLEAR pRopERTY oFFEREp
for equities apt houses, hotels or Office
buildlnsa. si0 0O0 to s6O0,0U asents aud
owners attention. Address Bux 3a-R, star
0lUer, 20
Will. TRADE LARGE ROOMtNd HOUSE,
near 18th and Columbia road tog small citv
ur suburban home Main lAlA. Clev 2t1
nlNQALOW, EXTRA LOT; LIKE NEW, 20
minutes center city: S2a0 cash. $50 per mo
HOLMES, owner, MaIn aG71 l00l X st. NV.
ATTRACTIVE FIVE-RoOM BuNO ALLOW IN
desirable NV suburb, viii exchange for clear
lot or small Income prnduCins pronerty,
Call Fl. s67a between am, and pm,
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RENT-RuSINESS PROPERTY

CAPITAL HEIGHTS. AND 6ist Sr NE
Store aud S-room apt; eiec. and running
water: fine location for meat market or
grocery or any business; sSS month: con-
slider selling. Main 1881.
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SALE-HOUSFS.

SALE-HOUSES.
LIVE RENT FREE. PLUS LARGE INCOME
SSStansiy A. apt ponss; $S,o0e handles bargain.
To inspect. call Columbia SSlS 80
CoLoRED. 1905 GIRARD sT. NV 10
rooms; baths, ami; income producer.
Aio,sue; small caSh payment Adams s4S'-J.
pET,woRTI PEI, ao, sa2s ~ ST BRICK.
Your Offer to the OWNER, Main ss2, alter
coLoRED-il 1870 COT RID -i0-RM BRICK
as apartments large norcheS; continuous rot
CCSi1etg; Seil heater' brick Farage. OWNER.
ace. Most desirable neieHeorhood Twelve
rooms !eur baths. tiled kit, aud pSntrv,
iron, and rear yard Address Box ess Il.
SPECIAL, CcLORED A REAL BARGAIN ~
NE new in and oaF % snail cash a'sts raynsr' nSrss
HoIMFs co .Se iao4 Ie s. Msh' n, e sSesa2se. a.,
ATTENTION, .CoLoREp.
ana rent the other rooms Rosswats- hrs,.
eleetttettN. DO not oVersooS this crccY-
Can Homes Department.
Tsi toth ST NV Main SS
OWNER HAS INSTRUCTED ME- TO eYII,
nus '.Foom Nna bath hams, i0cNted at ,a6
tatn$ electricity, pNS and has tsen levy
0eeorated The los ps1ce will surprise yoo,
ana IA S'e' terms S,,,,, .,,,s>,
lolo Vermont Ave Maju 1888
UNUSUAL BARGAIN IN A BUNC ALLOW -
reonsS b. ~ a, and electricity only "a 0o3
SO monthly. Ideal location, near Sal3leI>
Hone, To tnSpcct call ColUnsha SslN
EIGHT ROOMS, CELLAR H-wH,, ErEC~
ttaSttNA lSt St. Oct. Il ana n -FOUR ro9iW>'
bath. Sherman ave Eisht rooms hath. elee,
saSh pASment& - +. HOLLAND 1ael .th
"
s-E n BATH BRICK HOUSE. PpRC9ES,
gsfase. mi, sioeeo, els IAN 81 y
viii 9EII NFW s-RoCM. BruT-tN
bath, hcGe with hasdWcNd focGs tareaya-
out out : Large peFches sRils-ia il sstass Seasa,
i0spest cell Martin s6S
PRACTICALLY NEW s0-Pf WIDE COLO
Alai home neFfect Condition taFo08Aav.
Ma' sell tor Sae0 less than other heWeS q
sane BLACK. en tctms % SWtt. III health
iolcev sate Phone Netth s6&
COloftKus .WnA YOU Htiy A M0nkeN
t-f0aHs An0 bath hu4ar as SaelthfeF Ae-
aaied on one et tae best streets th nv
Perfect eenditioa thFaDkhout VIII aeytHt
as iuN as SEQ cash balance ike rant tlW-Vk
Re{iaN necessary Phone North sS4
FOR sAlR laSa kENYoN ST Nv
i@FAe rapnA9 ana reception lasl, civ haiti
b W q, ssid elSe lish' MIR JOHNSON
Ftank lN4A0
john auyreuxhs Sehoel; SNAN cash s3s 80
per me, and lat on nrSt ip}lSt SO 50, meA
@rA hftck. & l4Fne FeAnts. rear neraSss
sssFesnea, sasase, tsed bath, sheweg. Sses
lsth 81 NE pese sss
tceatinasa on Next FAssl
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WANTEll-ROOMS.

REFINED CoUPLE desire housekeeplng
-Nor-s in ne nesr r. I ave. preferreos
stsfe price Address Box S2-R, star ofhce'
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sALE--RuSINESs PROPERTY.

SALE--RUSINESS PROPERTY.
RIGHT DOWNTOWN, } STORIES AND
basement. concrete aAd steel construction;
about A6v7n; iargs windows larse water
main in building; we'll adopted for heavy
manufacturing or auto Sslesroom; eleya.
sell this rieht Main 1881,
FIRST COMMERCIAL ON EYE NEAR 10Th
~ nearly 20-ft frontage on Fee st, by
lis II. deem, wide alley. improved by i0~rm.
aud bath residence GOOD condition. h. ~ h,
el~c, east p~npestv hrins sold on Rrcount
OF death in family, excellent huv with real
ton rNlE
BRODIE & COZ BERT. INC,
Main loi09 1909 Eye ST. NV
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fEtA PARK RD,@~&O0i UbNolf NafN SsNNsN
rooms Home ie-cooked meals References
EuIcpySr. $500 18th NV .--Lsrge, cool
fcoIns With or without private oa n Npien9'o
meals an ideal place.
TEr RICARDO INN. 9nis Columbia, road
n n - Attractive rooms, with private oat
eeltcfons cuisine Phone Pot. SS4'.
ara. TIE CONGRESSIONAL, ist and F. Cap
ftnl-- Cool, briSht, outside rooms oVetlookiuk
E-anltci grounds; foUrth~Aoer apartment
elevator: excellent meals, "a
fsSs ED ST. ResutifuL cool front
rCSn,s oveTlookluS PARK; continuous hot
wster; watkins distance Eood meals Sa-SV
1881 HARVARD-Large. nicely furniShed
front room for two; home conVenlenoeS' osS'
rlesiS, reasonable. ----.-- 80
$50 K ST. NV. The Lee Maroae-NiceiT
ftarntshed nouhle and SinSle rooms Ssut~
r@ivaie hstn; excellent board; saFaEe. %~--
14il KENNEDY ST NV. Nicely furnished
room. detached private home. ssmi-pritste
bath. excellent beard, hot water elec'f5eiS.
T'FSF MANCHESTER, 1926 AZ r. Attraeuvely
fliT rms priv bath. elevator, maid; private
rhene seYv-i nome cookins; Summer rsteS'
ColoNTkt HOTEL. 18th & NJ sts. nv
Desirable S3nsle ana oouole rooms Will VIII
hresSf5V anG dinner. SIS ano I'D per
naon.h. "
LARGE. WELL FURNISHED, comb oed and
iivins room. refined S0rrounoinES, hlkh Sttt
location: select neighoorhooo excellent
meals: reasonable; private nome references
sXchenseo. Address Box S7S-M' star Once ns.
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ngAurlplI. niiIDlNu aiYRs

TWO ACkES IN NEARBY VIRGINIA.
One beautifully wooded larke Shade trees
either cleared WIN sell tesether or Sepas
fatei4, Only 10 minutes from White HNaSe
ON nayed street one hiock from Ire High-
way Excellent restricted nsighherheed, all
city tnAteAlsntes aNanahle Priced NerN
Address BsA aTs M star etnces
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C0IiNTRY BOARD.

CEDAR CITFF-Besuttfui scenery, high loca-
ton. iithia water in house. MrS. John Don
al0Son. front Royal, Va. Reference Co
WILLOW CoTTAGE is oaened Tor psylnS
Euests: terms. $40 per week. Mrs. john l..
Iehhart. ClaFSsville Mo. 10
5NAYFTELD COTTAGE BraddocS Helghts'
No SO per week. Mrs. NJ. Smith, f. +.
d Nc ). Box SS, Frederick, Nd. Telephone
Ers66ock 2s-F-2. ----------
GUESTS taken on a beautiful estate, ~
miles uom Washington terms, Slv ana ~
nrr Eeek Address Mrs r, B. c., Lana
~ &c Pnone Bowie 2l-F-22. eSs
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WANTED-SUBuRBAN PROPERTY

WANTED-To RENT FURNISHED APT. or
SSnSn nome in OF near Silver Sprtns. Md.
hof a EASIERIY.s care OF National AsSo-
ciatiou Of Cleaners and DyerS, Silver Srrl7S,
Mo, 80
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Is II ST. NV.

Splendid location for, reomins and board
tng house, 10 rooms and hath newly papefed
ana painted, h-w,ha electricity
W. II. WEST Co.
1910 81 NV Main 1900.
For COlORED TENANTS
6ai 7 ST. NV Newly papered aud painted,
T-fnom and bath huu8e. in convenient loea-
tlnu large haet Gntu rent 500 30.
NJ. II. WEST Co,
1910 K ~ NV Main 1900
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SsrsSe: completely furnished. with all con-
venfenees desirable nearby neigheernooo-
Clarendon SS6-W-i -
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RENT HOuSES--FuRNIsHED.
RENT HOusEs-uNFuRNisHED

hEN l. HOOSEo-~D MT 0NNASHtsD.
2l4 NW.--1o r 4 b, SUITABLE FOR
rooming house. Rent. $50 month Clev
2l6, Main li14.
CHEVY CHASE, BUNGALOW. r..
b.; AMI; large lot near school .sSS sSS. In
quire 4604 Leland st. Wisconsin 1898.
u u NE. FACING n. II ROOMS. NEW
ly decorated. a,m.t.i $65 month. Main l4t4,
Cleveland 2l6
CoLoRED-e RMS, BATH. GAS RANGE.
sink hot-water heat Redecorated. s2S.
CoLoRED : SEMI DETACHED MODERN
brick residence, six large rooms, roc % coyertd
1921 North CAPITOL ST. g LARGE RMS.
h. -w.h.. nice condition. Main 1868 OF Lin
coin 5f73. -- --
38l7 WOODLEY RID DETACHED;
rooms. front and back porch. garase; large
yard. Adams 1929 -.
1924 10th sT. Nw--10 ROOMS. HOT
water heat gsrsEe good roominS % nm. section
CORNER, l20O Q ST N.w.-zlO ROOMS;
ami And l7i4 5th St, near Rhode Island
ave.-s rooms ami. MRS. J. w MCGUIRE
53l r st. NV. North 567S -
In garage; elect. h.-W h.; ami. newly
papered. F53 mo. Ken. 260 after 9:30 m
lq?7. MASS. AVE. N.W~l4 r. g 3 BATHS,
HENRY SC1IAFFERT. 33u John Marshall Pi
5s33 42nd sT Nw.-BRICK, SIX ROOMS
garase near school al lmproVemens55;, 9pep r1
Leesburg Va Telephone 26 Lecsburg, 26'
NORTH WooDsIpE- OWNER OFFERS DE.
lightfully cool bungalow home at eng ot
and woods. large, breezy sleeping porch
Twins room opening 70 wide porch; dining
room Te eaupped sd Schea estb iSTSe bsh p@h9t sbt
basement; garaee with side drive. Only S6o
q month and real bareain at tne price!
Phone owner any evening aitsr elooA
al Silver Spring AM.
o LARGE ROOMS, . BATHS, ELECT, PER-
feet condition good Northwest baTsaih
ssn. aiLLER ltse i74s 4 i1Nse st \ 9sos Sae. hN" "
I ROOMS. BATHS, SEMI DETACHED
house: 2-car. garage Chevy Chase d g.
TWO MODERN 5-ROOM BUNGALOWS FOR
rent, s32 so month: AMI CHESTER T.
BEAR, Coirnar Manor. Tel. HSattS' li5n,M
BUNGALOW Five ROOMS. SUN PARLoR.
garage; ami; BIadensburg rd. II District
line $500. Cali Hyattsvilie 6i6-J.
1869 MERIDIAN PL, N,W.--NEAE 14th;
markets etc. 6 rms. gas. elcc., hot water
2os q ne tcoloredp e rms, cellar; near
schools; rent, s255o per mo,
s2O A s.e.-6 rms, gas and elec" in good
CHAs s. SHREvE, 1922 Conn. ave
VIZ HAVE SEVERAL DESIRABLE HOUSES
and apartments for rent 1T reaSonsbie rents
CAYWOoD BROS. g. GARRETT. INC.
9i5 New York Ave. NV. Main ae2-ga3
S ROOMS. BATH. H.-WH.. ELEC. LIGHT
s3b. so month
AIS sth ST NV. = SEMI. DETACHED
brick S r. and b.; ami; h.~wh,: porches
saragei adults; $50. Adams 4l27-W, 23'
FOR RENT DETACHED BRICK, ALSO
rms baths; garage Chevy Chase, ID. G.,
SIS to $li5 also nearby Va. & Md, hunga-
lows. s TmS.. bath. $50 TO $40. FULTON IL
GORDON, Continental Trust Bids. Main
523t
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Tsr MANCHESTER, 1876 AZ r. Attraetively
~ ,.yes r,rsx bath elevator. maid; private,
rhene servt nome cookinE; Summer rateS'
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

{yIs K sT- Nw.-FRoNT APT; LARGE
room kitchen. next bath; gas, eiec.. linens
sia WeeS. $40 month.
isss COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-ATTRACTIVE
fwo-roona apartment, semi-bath; eleearielty
and gas Col 1895.
sie0 18Th HW-TWo LOVELY FRONT
rooms. bath; ami; windows: cont. not
water: 2n1 floor: $50. Col. fSJi-J,
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14il KENNEDY ST. NV. Nicely furnished
r.e,, Setaehed private home. Ssmi-privste
hsth. excellent board, hot water, eleetrleity.
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$40 2nd SC NV. . rms', bath ...., 800 80
1913 2Ist st. n W Il rtns, bath . 40 so
iOl4 anlh 81 NV runs bath ..,. a. 40
66 /, st n.w8 rms, bnth .,.,.... so 40
~ MYRTLE II ne rms bath ~ 40 so
a26 23rd 81 NV, q rms, water ,..t. so 30
81 Myrtle Sc ne rms, bath .. IS 80
449 and S. Sw rms bath .., 81 90
2lnn Va ave nw-5 rms, water 20 90
sac goth st nea rms. water ..., - so
1918 81, Sc. b rms water +...,.,. 20 80
LAG q st. s.wT rma., water. ...,,..... 81 so
LANES y SHEA.
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SAtE-SllRllRnAN PROPERTY

FoR SALE nv OWNER SAVE sAf.ss
mans temm lls New Yors ave. rakoma
School beautiful home, s,mi receNtlv dec.
Grated thfoughcut; laYsa los With SAade ap8
fruit trees Sa,sAa, This is a hargatn fer
some one. Address BeX sat-M, Star efier
sAs
ATTRACTIVE Stx~ROUct RuNea ALLOW AND
Lee Highway ALI modern lMprovementS
fruit trees; pFiced at 43op for quiek sale
To settle an eNtate. Address BOX 2YasM, Star
ufies
FOuR a-ROnM uOIlt1W TILE AuNS}As
lows amt fnR place hardwood 7oaFS 0a.
taEe. front and back p0fches; good streets
schools. churches and stores Located at
Falls Church, Va Vienna, Va Prices, $500
to xbuup terms, 4Sa 90 $40 per iaa X
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col oNTKT HOTEL. 18th B NJ sts, nv
Nssfrshfe s3nele ana double rooms with
i3resSf3St anG dinner. SIS ana I'D per
Evening star., 1928-07-23

s9s LoNGFErLOw ST NW.-NOT JUST
rooms. a real home living room neofOonl'
tstrhar. am rinfeaY flirnishRls feaSONAple.
Evening star., 1928-07-23

We have q flne ertcE house. C.swotevn. y e..
Win t2 rooms and baths; i've in cRrt
anc rent the other rooms. SOt-water heat.
electricity. Do not oVerlooS this oeocy-
tNNitys terms
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rrNr RnnAls.--IlNrIlRNlsHEn.
RENT ROONS--FTR. OR UNFUR.
RE\T R0ONlS--Sl III RRAN.

"a NE-one. two or three larse. airy
enreS very reasonable Franklin S6al "a
Evening star., 1928-07-23

FNIN NItlINItFIh =.
so q 81 ne, Flat, rms, bath, eee, $4,000
19As q ST. NV 10 rooms Z hAthS as 90
l7i7 Kaloramn rd nWa-h rooms ~ as so
iaa0 Attn 81 nv "a. room Nat ...... 30 so
W NJ. +. NOkMOILE,
Evening star., 1928-07-23

srECtAl, CCLORED = REAL RARCAlN N
laFge DOWNTOWN home. a,plI Entire hogss
IKE new in and out. SOian cash payment.
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The Washington times., 1928-11-20
HOPE GIMBEL, AGE 13 JUMPS NO FOOLIN'
OVER A-FOOT 9-INCH WALL.
Knowledge Plus Nerve.

IF horses interest you you win want to know that YOU srs
looking picture Of the Jumping ii America
At least his superior has not been seen,
You also looking at picture Of most siful level
headed, courageous young rider.
Jumping horse over stone wall feet inches hich
simple and is you how. regulate the pace
Of the horse that he may rush bis jump You see
that he goes at it straight YOU DON'T INTERFERE WITH
HIM he jumps and You steady him he lands and that's
all
But there is good deal in that performance Notice how
this sul girl rider keeps her hands low the horse neck
the bit in the mouth and you win see that
girl she goes the high wall leaning well forward over
her horses withers That takes all the weight from hind
quarters where the jumping power resides The legs 81
horse merely hold him up The hind legs push him along
That's why jockeys crouch above the horses neck taking
all weight from the pushing muscles and crouch low 10
offer the least possible resistance 70 the wind
This remarkably sful young rider and her twin sister
Carol Gnbe have countless blue ribbons this and
other horses owned By her father This horse No Fooln
ridden by Hope Gimbe made remarkable performances a
the Rochester Horse Show in competition with nearly hun
dred other high class horses.
There many jumps Of all kinds 70 touch iump IN
front counted full point against the horse touch behind
counted half point Touching BEHIND less dangerous
it is striking IN FRONT that makes horse fall
When Hope Gimbe took her turn siful professional
rider magnificent Canadian horse had made score
ALMOST perfect, only oNE-HAIF of point against him
tick with hind leg That such score should be
beaten seemed practically impossible
Nevertheless, Hope Gimbe did it, making an absolutely
perfect score and won the championship Of the
Horse Show, the $1,000 stake and the cup.
If you do anything do it we'll appears to be the motto
OF the twin Gimbel sisters and they good example 10
others