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MARYLAND COURTS. 9th AND ND. AVE.
n.e.-Two new nreproof BUILDINGS, heying
3~oonis. kitchen ana bath ......... $3.50
room. kischen ana bath. $1,000 10 ss.so
1878 BELMONT ST Nw;-i room. kisshen
ana eatn .ssy. .sE; ..-...-.. s...-...s. .SSo-oV
, $40 New. YORK AVE. N.w.--s rooms: si.:
Sh0 osth:e -. 49,. =. s....-- 80 sSfz.eV
l72s 18th ST Nw.--Resident manaser. Free
electric refriEeratton.
. rooms, kitchen and bath .......... $500
4242 ssth ST N.w.--Resident manager. Free
electric refrigeration.
rooms. kitchen and bath. $3.50
LAWRENCE. 225 MASS AVE MI room,
Etenen ana bath. .s......s....,.. s,.sSI.so
LAWRENCE ANNEX. 3sa, and ST. Me-
room. Kitchen and bath $500
aoS p ST NE A AND s27 and ST. NE.-see
rooms, Kitchen and bath. ....s.... 5000
2S20 10th ST. ME- rooms. kitchen. snd
sseh '....'.....s-.'s sss.ss- ...s...sstS4so0
2sso QUE ST NV rooms kitchen and
lo25 PARK RD, N.W.--S rooms. kitchen and
oath. -. ..-....s............ .SSo10O
i445 SPRING RID. NV roosns. Kitchen
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fltenen ana oatn '.'-.'s...s...s.s..S s..Ssggg
riia.. kit, 4 bath ......A,l...,..s.. $3.50
rooms. bath and porch hun 81, .siisso
THE SHARON. 2l4S o ST, N.w.--Elevator
Resident manager on premises.
| room. KITCHEN and bath. u. =. .s27 SO
rooms. Kitchen and bath $1,000 to $50
THE NANTUCKET. i4ls CUE ST. N.W--4
rooms. kitchen and bath. ..s...s. .S41.so
is2A CONN AVE Nw.-s rooms. kitshen
ana oath, s,......... -s.' tscV.uV
SEATQN, $50 n l. AVE N.W-3 rooms,
kitchen and bath. ;...... 5000 to S52 so
1900 WYOMING AVE. Nw,-a rooms. kiteh:
en- ana nAth. $500 .ss....s..s.+.. .S4s.b0
t4s7 OAK ST. N.w.-7 rooms. kitchen and
rooms. kitchen and bath ........a'. saso
LAFAyETTE. 1907 7th ST N.w.--S rooms
Kitchen and bath ...... ....s..... 90
rooms, Kitchen and bath .~....s.. t4.7s
si2o ? ST. NV rooms. Kitchen ana
THE NATCHEz.. i4so W ST, Nw.--S rooms,
rooms. Kitchen ana bath. ......... 5000
9Asl 18th ST. Nw.-5 rooms. kitchen and
oStns .ss.ssN.- s-sss..ss... .~stSo-oV
siS 3oth ST NV rooms. kitchen and
rooms kitchen and bath, ........ $500
tio 18th ST, N.E.--Free electric refrieeratien,
rpQms, Kitchen and bath. go, sts %
los eth ST S.E.-one room, kitchen and
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TAI NORTH CAPITOL sr.-S rooms. kitehen
ssSt stS sr Nw-a rooms: kisehens hsssiss sd
ash ris " i'AsH swa saa sass sSsn. Kitchen ssSs
ssa so,h s4 N@--s rooms. rooms: y MlisSh:s. i ..sSs
$500 IN 81. Nv rooms klishsn. .s s5.ss
pain: room S,,ehssn ana 'ssi,h, $500 70 H!SS
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rooms, kitchen and bath ,....,.... $4,000
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VERY DESIRABLE AND WELL KEPT
BUILDINGS. CONVENIENTLY LOCATED.
THE AyONDALE, 1874 st. NV.
rooms and baths. 1000
room and bath. .'Ao 4''" .. 5000
room. kitchen and bath $500 to $3.50
rooms, kitchen and bath. ........... 5000
THE MONTCLAIR. 1881 Belmont st. NV.
bath and porch. oon.' 'e'po" $50 90
Front corner apt. Of rooms and bath,
THE pARRwoop. pASREaRstsNos,H i5ls K ST. NV. WDO'OO
S, and rooms and bath; .sl2o 90 to $4,000
Near Soldiers Home.
s>and rms, rms, kiteh., . bath .st70q to $500
2 rooms, bath and porch. ............., $3.50
ALLAN e: WALKER & CO. INC.
913 18th st. NV. Main 1890.
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THE CALIFORNIA, I775 CALF. ST. NV
W. TN: THE si P4RksR. sRe 500 isth St. NV.
Fa sosS EiS5h M Rsss calvert ST.
No 33-S rooms and bath. 100
NO s'f HE HieIR asss2: sac isss 1ssn ST. NV. 11'O
No. SIS rooms and bath. $3.50
No. 2l-3 rooms and bath. .t40.60
No. 43-3 rooms and bath ,.........,. $3.50
No. ssN2 rooms an ana S bath. h.n $. $3.50
No. 3s-1 room and bath th.............25 $3.50
No. AS rooms and bath. az, SEQ. 90
No. SIS rooms and bstii stiiz2ss .:..:.:..::::' z2.ss
No. 4es.s rooms and sssh: ~. ~ 5000
No. 42--6 rooms and bath. @ ~. .sss, 90
CHAS e. TRTBBY, $40 Dist. Nat. Bk. Bldg
Day ph.. Main z778; nieht ph.. Col. 6s70.
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avi5 IstN Na NWs. -.
rooms aud bath all outside iaeinG lawn;
beautiful location,
suBLmAHE s-ROoM. KITCHEN AND nATtI
msnt house; Trlsidaire and Eli modern com.
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Cs)LoREI1l 1871 CHURCH ST NV. tNEAR
10th and II kta,l -Four iArGe fOnnls. bath,
porch. nrivates e0nd condition., electricity
gas Eansel SAA month. Including heats open
OWNER Col, aIiA,
FAIuInAiftE,. ELEoTRiC CURRnNT FREE,
bath, SaT, I'D l rooms, kit, and bath. les tN'
WIN f.lTniah, HofdeRuA, deai ueoFsla ave.
Resident Manaaer.
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5 Sho,grooms for Your
Convenience.
I'LL l4th ST.. 3il0 M ST. NV.
and
Cfanplaip ST. at Kalorama Rd.
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1915 Il GT. N,W.~~Larse and small rooms
also Ink, apartment clean, cool. eamfefts
abisi adults summer Tateei telephone.
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MARMON MOTORS, INC,
1893 14th ST. NV.

As4l IN SIAN 3NO O1NAJ, I4NNsI
1873 14th ST. NV.
1929 Peerless 81 coupe. .S1,750
1923 Wolverine coach -. 1000
1923 Whippet coach. -. $50
1927 Peerless 20 roadster. $50
1927 Oakland coach. -. 65
1927 Hudson coach ...... $50
1927 Hudson brougham.. $50
1927 Ford coupe ........ $50
1927 Nash Light e sedan. $50
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1923 EsSex coach, A.eyl. balloon tires, $50
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1875 Chevrolet Coupe bargain, ..,,.... $50
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is7f Whlppst Coach, like new .,,......, 42b
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200i 10th ST, NV.
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ststing on 3 outside tQcFHSs hath, re-.
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private bath. large closets ab7s Il, I. ave
1884 18th NW.---2nd- FLOOR FRONT APT.
one one room. Eltchsnstse, $50 monthly ]. .N
sSs ss IosdssS% Issl ks. aE yns sWsoT S5o s
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go, T ST. NW.---FRoNT APT. BRAuTI.
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room continuous hot water $50: cool
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private bath heat, light, gas Included sos
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Iooms, bath; heat, gas. electricity inciuded;
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am l.; reduced low u ID wsek; open. /.
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s0nable. Main g00B. lanitor. ~
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Evening star., 1928-05-25
MARKS LIKELY TO FALL
in BIG TEN TITLE MEET
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
" VAN3TON, Ill, May 25.-Big Ten
- track and field luminaries hoped
TO bolster Americas chances for
IL victorious Olympic team with
at least four new records as
they met in their annual battle for the
conference outdoor title in Dyche
Stadium of Northwestern University to-
day.
Based on past performances in dual
meets, new marks were anticipated In
the pole vault. shotput. hammer throw
and javelin throw. More than 300
athletes from the ten conference schools
were entered. The best performers will
be qualified for Olympic tryouts.
The conference hope for a new javelin
mark rested upon 19-year old Indiana
sophomore, Wilmer Rinehart. In sew
eral meets. he has unofficially tossed
the shaft 215 feet or more, lacking a
few feet of the world mark. The out
door conference record Is 207 feet 735
inches. established in 1926 by Northrup
of Michigan.
Capt. Droegemueller of Northwestern.
who has tied the conference pole vault
record at 13 feet 3 inches, is. favored
to crack that record, while KetZ of
Michigan has been improving steadily
in tossing the hammer. Lyon of Illinois
is conceded first place in the shot put
having thrown the weight AZ feet 1912
inches in dual meet.
Probably the best field OF sprinters
in decade Of conference competition
has been entered at this years con-
ference meet, including Simpson Of Ohio
State. Hester Of Michigan and Martin
If Purdue
Evening star., 1928-05-25

T%oMORRow viii be the busiest
dav of the season for schoolboy
athletes of the local area, Ac-
Il tivity is scheduled in track,
base ball, tennis and golf.
Two bis track meets for city honors
and an important game of the public
high school base bali championship
series are the outstanding events. The
track affairs are the annual Junior high
school championship meet to be held in
Central Stadium, starting at 9 O'Clock,
and the yearly elementary school title
events. under direction of the munich
pal playground department, opening on
Plaza Field at $50 O'Clock. Central and
Eastern will meet in the championship
base ball game in Central Stadium at
l:S0 o'clock. Central is out of the flag
race. but by defeating Eastern it can
deal a death blow to the Lincoln Park
ers' fight to gain clear title to the gon-
falon. Even If Eastern wins 1t will still
have to trim Western next Tuesday TO
gain the undisputed title over Tech.
which has completed its series games
with three wins and one defeat. Both
the Central and Eastern and the West
ern and Eastern games are postponed
contests.
In other events tomorrow Westerns
ball team will entertain Staunton Mill
tary Academy in Griffith Stadium at
$50 o'clock, Tech and Western will
hook up in a championship golf match,
Westerns tennis team will engage the
Navy Plebes at Annapolis and Con-
Zaga's diamond artists will visit EN-
nitSburg. Nd. to meet Mount st.
Marys Prep.
Evening star., 1928-05-25
SCHOOLBOY SPORTS
FOR REST OF WEEK
TODAY.

TODAY.
Public high school championship
track meet Central Stadiuml, 3
o'clock.
Staunton Military Academy VS.. Emer-
son. here base balD.
Dewitt VS.. Georgetown Freshmen, at
G.. u. (base balD.
Western at Central rifle, public high
title match.
SATURDAY.
Junior high school championship
track meet Central Stadium. 3
o'clock.
Elementary school playground cham
pionship meet plaza Field. $50
o'clock.
Eastern VS.. Central, Central Stadium
(base ball, public high title game), 1880
O'Clock.
Western VS.. Navy Plehcs, at Annap-
oils ttenniSl.
Western VS.. Staunton Military Acad-
emy, Griffith Stadium tbase BALI, $50
O'Clock.
Gonzaga VS.. Mount st. Mary's Prep.
Emmitsburg base BALL.
Western VS.. Tech. Central VS.. Busi-
ness tgolf, public high title matchesl.
Prince Georges County schools track
meet, University Of Maryland. College
Park, 10 o'clock.
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SCHEDULED TO COMPETE
IN QUARTET OF PASTIMES
Two Title Meets Carded. Central and Western Face
in Series Ball Game and Tennis, Golf
Play Also Listed

Heading today's scholastic card was
the annual public high school cham
pionship track meet at Central Sta
dium. Dewitt was to meet Georgetown
Freshmen and Emerson was to engage
Staunton Military Academy in ball
games. Central and Western were to
meet in an important match of the
public high rifle series.
In a practice game between Tech
and Eastern mines yesterday. the Ma
room and Gray squeezed out victory, :
to /. All runs were the result of er-
rors. Nicholas and Speigel Tech
pitchers, held Eastern batters to five
hits, while Hanna, Reeves and Faber
were letting the Mckinley outfit down
with four.
Emcrson's tennis team vanquished
De Molay racketers, to /, yesterday.
Summaries:
slngles-selael tEl defeated, F; Smith,
O.. 6--3; Dean tEl defeaied T. smith;
S'Kas,e SYa 60; SO; e@n konp'sskl s 'k9 defeated
b1qbesss'Sel s0% s,S and pean E dstSatfS kesia
and Gibbons De Molsyl, defeated kolipinski
and Chase, 60 6-i.
Friends School racketers scored over
Georgetown Prep's tennis team to /,
yesterday at Garrett Park.
Summaries:
Singles-Ruth tFl defeated DALEY g..
d; PtnneS IF dete@sd Daugherty. 60,
Is IS; I. Glover tF9 defeated Casey
Doubles-Tiansherty and Daley Co. p
s SapS sGSe5 ans a"f fnSey GeyeFd defeated
Lechner and Casey 60, TO.
Evening star., 1928-05-25
SchooIboy Athletes Spend Busiest Day of Campaign Tomorrow
HYATTSvILLE TEAM
TIED FOR LOOP LEAD

HYATTSVILLE, Md. May 25.-
Leaders in the Tri-City Base Ball
League will meet tomorrow, when the
mines of the Hyattsville M. e. Church
South and st. Philips P. E. Church Of
Laurel meet at Laurel at o'clock. Each
has won two of its three games and
they are tied for first place. The locals
only loss was to ST. Philips.
In other league games tomorrow Saw
age Baptist and Trinity Church Of Saw
age and Centenary M. z. Church of
Laurel and Savage M. e. will meet at
Savage, the first tilt starting at 2:15
o'clock
Capt william Luman. Mocker Belt.
Charles Cannon and Smith have been
starring for the Hyattsville team so far,
and Vernon Clark and Bob James. the
locals pitchers, also have been doing
we'll.
Evening star., 1928-05-25
FEATS ABROAD STIR
u. S. OLYMPIC MEN
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
Just when America begins to get bit
complacent about the skill of her track
and field talent some star in Germany
bobs up to give the Yankee confidence
jolt.
A season or two ago Ted Meredith's
famous world record for the half mile
was considered impregnable, but along
came lanky DR.. Otto Peltzer to knock
1t out of the books.
The tumult over the shotputting ex-
plo1ts of John Kuck out on the West
Coast had hardly died down few weeks
ago when the cables carried the news
that Karl Hirshfeld had tossed the TO-
pound ball new record distance of 81
feet 9'a inches.
Now it is the discus record. America
has had to share some of the honors
in plate tossing to the Firms In years
past. but Hoffmeister of Hanover has
outdone anything in the record achieve
ments of the two American aces, Houser
and Hartranft. with toss of 159 feet
4H inches.
Evening star., 1928-05-25
ALEXANDRIA FIREMEN
TO PLAY A TWIN BILL

ALEXANDRIA. Va, May 25.-No. 5
Motor Co. Of the Alexandria Fire De-
partment has scheduled double-head-
er for Sunday on Carters Field. be-
ginning at 1:30
Mount Pleasant A. c. Of Washington
will be played IN the opener and the
Burke A. c. Of Burke. Va, In the night
cap.
Trainmen defeated Mechanical De-
partment. 2 to 0. yesterday in a Rich
n1ond, fredericksburg e. Potomac Rail-
road Co. A. A. League game at Potomac
Yards. Earl Watkins allowed the losers
only three hits.
Alexandria Post, No. "a, American Le-
gion defeated the Alexandria Gazette,
to l, in Dreadnaught Park.
Evening star., 1928-05-25
COMMERCIAL RACKETERS
LOSE IN BANKERS LOOP

Commercial National Bank racketers
failed to win a set from Merchants
Bank g. Trust Co. yesterday in Bankers
Tennis League. The winners took four
matches in straight sets and another by
default for 5-to-0 victory.
Summaries:
Singles-Callan IN ! defeated Glaser. Go
S--2. Linger M defeated Duehay, 6-l
S--6, Marks tM.) defeated Harms 6--2.
ti--3,
nouhies-Callan and Rippsrd IN de-
feated Glaser and Duehay. -, Go; Lin.
ger and Marks IN defeated Dodge aud
Eeinls nv lniaulI
Evening star., 1928-05-25
COLLEGIATE SPORT
EVENTS TOMORROW

George Washington, Catholic Univer-
sity. Galiaudet. Johns Hopkins urack)
Catholic University Stadium, 2 o'clock.
Maryland VS.. Hopkins tlacrosse)
Homewood Field, Baltimore. 4 o'clock.
Villanova at Maryland (tennis), 10
o'clock.
Georgetown VS.. Holy Cross at Wor-
cester base BALI.
Evening star., 1928-05-25
will be last big day
of the season for the college
athletes of the local area.
T,aoroatouY1 MARYLAND and

athletes of the local area.
Georgetown, Maryland and
Catholic University all have i'm
portant engagements
While the only strictly local event Is
the uuadrangular track meet to be held
In the Catholic University Stadium,
starting at 4 o'clock among the G. u.
George Washington, Gallaudet and
Johns Hopkins teams. many from this
section plan to go to Homewood Field
at Baltimore to witness the lacrosse
game between Maryland and Hopkins
which also starts at 4 o'clock. George
town base ballers will open their an
nual Northern trip against Holy cross
at Worcester, Mass.
Hopkins Is favored to annex the quad
raneular meet here. with Catholic Uni
versity looming as most likely to gain
runner-up honors. Hopkins has scored
in virtually all its dual meets this sea-
son and the Cardinals have shown
Sturdily.
Always high spot Of the Spring
sports season hereabout, the Maryland
Hopkins lacrosse battle tomorrow has
aroused unusual interest, as the Blue
Jaws are the only remaining team left
In the path Of the Old Liners In their
fight for national laurels and the chance
to represent the United States in the
Olympics this Summer In Amsterdam.
Maryand's IL has not been defeated
this season Hopkins has bowed to
Army and Navy The Homewood COM
bination is clever though, and the game
tomorrow is expected to provide the
same keen competition by which 1t
generally is marked.
After their game with Holy Cross to-
morrow. Georgetown's nine Monday will
meet Boston College at Boston. Tues
day. Harvard at Cambridge; Wednesday,
Evening star., 1928-05-25

Foot ball coaches, meeting in coniunc-
ton with the meet. will arrange 1923
dates. while basket bail coaches and
athletic directors will discuss proposed
changes in the rules.
Evening star., 1928-05-25
SEEKING GAME SUNDAY.

Del Ray A. G. nine Is seeking a game
for Sunday afternoon with an unlimited
class team, to be played at 3 o'clock
on the Del Ray diamond. Call Alex
andria 1899.
Evening star., 1928-05-25

The international motor cyclist con-
test, known as the Grand Prix de leu
rope. will be held this year in Switzer-
land
Evening star., 1928-05-25
G.. P. o. NINE WINS GAME.

Although outhit. G. P. o. nine de-
feated Aggies in Colored Departmental
League yesterday. to A. Bland hit
two home runs and single to help the
uinnerc
Evening star., 1928-05-25
DISTRICT COLLEGE TEAMS
INBIC EVENTS TOMORROW

Yale at New Haven; Thursday, Provi-
dence College at Providence. and Fri
day. Springwood Nationals at Norwalk,
Conn.
Evening star., 1928-06-04

avengfng OF Julia'S death. that doesn't
appeal to me nearly SO much as punish
ing the dog that shot Ada. She has
a hard enough time of 1t here under
normal conditions Mother keeps her
in the house waiting on her as II she
we're servant"
| Vance nodded understandingly. Then
he rose and placed his hand sympa-
thetically on ReX's shoulder. This ges-
ture was SO unlike him was completely
aStonished; for. despite his deep-seated
| humaniSm Vance seemed always
ashamed of any outward show of feel
| ing, and sought constantly to repress
| his emotions.
Don't. let this tragedy upset you too
much, Mr.. Greene" he said reasSuringly
And you may be certain that we'll do
everything in our power to find and
punish the person who shot Miss Ada
| We won't bother you any more now"
Rex got up almost eagerly and drew
himself together.
"Oh, that's all right" And with a
covertly triumphant glance at his
| brother, he left the room
| Rex is queer bird" Chester re-
marked, after a short silence. He
spends most of his time reading and
working out abStruse problems in
mathematics and astronomy. Wanted
to stick a telescope through the attic
roof. but the Mater drew the line, He's
an unhealthy beggar, too. / tell him
| he doesn't get enough fresh air. but
| you see his attitude toward me. Thinks
| I'm weak minded because / play golf. "
What were the spells you spoke
about?" asked Vance. Your brother
looks as if he might be epileptic'
"Oh. no: nothing like that; though
faft hnI, ID,
when he got In a specially violent tam
trum He gets excited easily and flies
off the handle. Won Blon says it's
asthenia-whateve that is.
He goes CHASTITY pale when he's worked
up, and has a kind of trembling fit.
Says things he's sorry for afterward.
Nothing serious. though. What he needs
is exercise--a year on ranch rough
| ing 1t, without his internal books and
compasSes and T-squares
Il suppose he's more or less favorite
with your mother" (Vance's remark
recalled curious similarity of tenn
perament between the two 1 had felt
vaguely as Rex talked)
More or less" Chester nodded pom
derouSly. Hes the pet in so far as
the Matters capable of petting any one
but herself Anyway. she's never ragged
Rex as much as the rest of us"
Again Vance went to the great win
dow above the East River. and stood
looking out. Suddenly he turned.
BY the by, Mr.. Greene. did you find
your revolver?" His tone had changed: :
his ruminative mood had gone.
Chester gave start, and cast a swift
glance at Heath. who had now become
attentive.
No. by Cad. I haven't" he admit
ted. fumbling In his pocket for his