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N. Y. u. RESERVES USED

bU IUIItu fTteo
NEW YORK, Nov. 20.-Coach
Chick Meehan gave the New York
University regulars another holiday
Tuesday and worked for two hours
with the reserve The Violet coach
indicated he planned TO use his re-
serves for the greater part of the
game with Rutgers
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Owner Rupert Says Ruth Is
Worth $5OO,OOO to Yankees
He's Soul of Team Jake Admits as He Strives to Figure
Bambino's 1880 Value.

Springs wondering just how much
money Ruth is worth in the form Of
next years contract.
1t is reported unofficially that
Ruth's contract will approximate
$4,000 for a one-year contract, or
$4,000 year for a two-year agee-
ment.
The new contract probably will
not be signed until January, and
will not be drawn up in great
hurry, Colonel Rupert said.
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HOCKEY SCORES HIGH

By United Press
NEW YORK, Nov. 20-Heavy
scoring continued to be the years
hockey vogue as National Hockey
League teams played their third
round games Tuesday night. Re
suits were:
Chicago. 5: New York Americans. 1.
Boston 3; New York Rangers. 2.
Ottawa 6: Detroit. (.
MaroonS. 5; Iese CenadienS. l.
Pittsburgh, 10: Toronto. 5.
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Complete 1929 Record of City
High School Elevens

Attacks, 80; East of Xenia, o.. O..
Attacks, 0; Central of Louisville. ~.
Attacks. 2; greensboro, KY. IL.
Attacks. 6: Wendell Phillips (ChicagoJ
IS.
Attacks, 26; Lincoln Of Evansville. 2.
Games won, 4; lost, 8.
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talking
IT OVER
WITH JOE wILLIA,ds
NEW YORK. Nov. d

IRON the inside there came the
Il report today that Columbia uni
versity would pick a successor to
Charlie Crowley from among the
football coaches of the western
conference. Just who the man will
be not even those who are intrusted
with the selection are in position
70 ccnjec. lure. Columbia. with it's
eminent position and its tremendous
gridiron possibilities, presents foot
ball prospect which may be alluring
to some coach ing minds, and for
bidding to others.
Regardless Of the little slam Columbia
got in the findings Of the eminent Car
negie Foundation, The fact remains that
the MOrninEside Heights campus amounts
70 next to nothing.
And we must not forget another
and very vital angle. Columbia is the
largest university in the world, bu,
the number Of football eligibles a.
its command is smaller than that
of some of our so-called minor COZ
leges. only students in Columbia
college are permitted to play on the
eleven.
THIS is in striking contrast with
i conditions at other large uni
versities, particularly some Of those
in the western Conference. Men
pursuing profound studies in physi-
cal education and animal huSban-
dry-splendid courses preparing
them for their lifework-are per
m.tted to play varsity football.
These courses lend themselves to
the scholastic demands of some of
the best football minds at these in
stitutions.
conference coach accepting the post at
Columbia would have to appreciate all this
signing on the dotted line. 1t is there
ready to pick its man, he may decline the
invitation and dwell among the aquaria,
zoos, subways and other lurid sights of
the big city.
But the truth persists that if the
right man comes along and makes
good he will be hailed as the miracle
man of Americas gridirons. Who
wants the job?
THOSE who may be open to Of
Il fers from Columbia are DR..
Clarence (Fa0 Spears, who is re-
ported to be ready to quit Mime
sofa: Bert IngWerson of Iowa; Dick
Hanley of Northwestern, and Jimmy
Pheland, who just has coached his
Purdue Boilermakers to the con-
ference title. To this list may be
added Adam Walsh, the Rockne
graduate, who is coaching the line
at Yale. There is no future for
Walsh on the Eli coaching staff.
Spears. with his record of success at
Dartmouth West Virginia and Minnesota
would I'LL the job with many pounds to
spare The wise men of the west say
spears Is after the open berth at the uni
mands a minimum of $4,000 a wear. with
a year round Job and place on the
medical faculty.
Incidentally, report has not only
Frank Cavanaugh of Fordham, but
Captain Biff Jones of the Army and
Phelan, who is a graduate of the
Rockne school, being considered for
the Washington job. However,
Phelan's friends say that Purdue
will top the western offer and keep
Jimmy.
Dick HanIey's brother Myron is assist
ant coach at Columbia. and Dick would
job is tough one. men. For informa-
tion. ask Charlie Crowley.
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Bu United Press
FRENCH LICK SPRINGS, Ind,
Nov. 20.-Babe Ruth is "the soul of
the New York Yankees" and as a
ball player ION the hoof" is worth
100000 to that club, Colonel Jacob
Rupert, owner, said here today.
"And the New York Yankees
would not sell him at that price,"
Colonel Rupert added.
Rupert and his general manager,
Edward G. Barrow, are at the
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BRENDEL CAPTURES SHOOT

Brendel won the weekly shoot OF
the Crooked Creek Gun Club Tues
day, with forty-five out of fifty tar
gets. McIntire was second with
forty-four and SesSond third with
fortY-tWO.
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HOCKEY GAME is TIE

BU Tniffd Press
DULUTH, Mimi, Nov. 20.-The
first American Association hockey
game of the season ended here
Tuesday night in a 3-3 tie between
the Duluth Hornets and ST Paul
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LEWIS TOSSES STECHER

KANSAS CITY, Mo, Nov. 90
Ed stranger" Lewis, former heavy
weight wrestling champion, de-
feated Joe Stecher in two OF three
falls Tuesday night.
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CORNELL STARTS WORK

ITHACA, N. Y, Nov. 20.-Cornell
started preparations for the closing
game of the season with Pennsyl-
vania on Thanksgiving day by in
dulging in light workout Tuesday.
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BY DICK MILLER


Four games this week and it will
be all over for the city high schools.
Topping the card is the Technical
Shortridge fray at Butler bowl Fri
day. This game will settle the city
prep championship.
Tech goes into the skirmish with
only one defeat blemishing its sea-
son of play. The Green fell before
Bloomington 20 at Bloomington in
the third game of the year and
Bloomington has since established
itself as one of the strongest clubs
in the state.
Injuries have marred the efforts
of the east siders throughput the
season, particularly the injury to
Emmett Lowery's arm and the leg
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FRIDAY
Tech VS.. Shortridge at Butler Bowl.
Park School at Manual field.
SATURDAY
Cathedral at St. Xavier NOuisvilie.)
Crispus Attacks at Sumner High (St.
LOUISE
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MANUAL
PARK SCHOOL
BROAD RIPPLE
CRIsPUS ATTUCKS

Attacks. 10: Covington. KY. o.
Attucks. II: Roosevelt Gary. 6.
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Dick HanIey's brother Myron is assist
ant coach at Columbia. and Dick would
do as well Spears OF Phelan. But the
job is tough one. men. For tnforma-
lion, ask Charlie Crowley.
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SALE-HOUSES.
EXCELLENT VALUES.

EXCELLENT VALUES.
S925O-New section of Chevy Chase. Love
ly bungalow, rooms and bath, hot-water
heat, hardwood floors, screens, large land
scaped lot 60x150 feet, garage. home like
this is seldom offered at this low price.
sl1,950-Brand-n new, all brick, fully de-
tached Chevy Chase home; beautiful corner
lot nearly acGe With
with shower. hot-water heat. garage, COM
pletely screened. Compares favorably with
homes far higher in price.
Chase; detached stone-front new home; 8
rooms and tiled bath with built-in shower
garage. This home was built for those who
demand something different in beauty of
design and construction. An exceptional
value as to price.
Sl4,s50-On Bradley Lane. new all brick
detached home, rooms and tiled baths,
garage: screens; beautiful lot 5oxl6s. feet.
$l9,750-One-half block west Of Chevy
Chase Circle. New home OF stone. brick and
stucco: seven rooms two baths, garage.
screens A really beautiful home on large
lot completely Handicapped and planted.
NJ. & r. B., WARREN.
Wisconsin 2875. Day or Evening.
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il
those SEEK
a a
Breunng Built omeN earl4t & ParkR
II neigh blu o
$l S5O-Detached Home n Cleveland Park.
S mode
n
New SemiB low in ID. c.
eakf GA floors A n
&So5O tPrd 4Bedroom and Bath Home in Wesley Heights
-vater Esysema
l4l7 K ST. BOSS & PHELPS National $500
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PROPOSALS,
AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
THOs. J. OWEN & son. -AUCTIONEERS,
lA3l EVE ST. a W
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M
PROVED REAL ESTATE. KNOWN AS
PREAGIGEG RHOT1E 1S1ANn

TRg PE9VrB s SEE g. HALE KNoHs M
RRENUs so ri sts RHODE ISLAND
virtue Of csrtan Set az Of IL tTgst sg,
Of the land records Of the District Of coluT,;
ola. and at the request Of the party seemred
WEBS ssf5Gn The Font Il ~ p
en- ' The ioiioRinf sds isnd and Dfem-
lseS. situate IN the city of Washington. Dis
met ns 81 dnd
6nB.S s Sqse RHnas q ssa s.tyod
$50 as per plat EeeoTded in the c 9f1s 10, Of
the southwest portion Of said lot. nifty -eiEht
SD: described as follows: BeEirEins for the
eight 9ss feet nine t =, inches; nj thence east
seuth bearing ite iG ttle east s5
feet three a. INCHES to tSqeS street:
the place Of beginning: together With the
improvements. consisting of three-Story and
Terms IS OF Of sale: one-third of the purchase
money to be paid in cash, balance in two
years. with interest at seven per centum per
SAFE. secured b, deed Of trust upon the prop
purchaser deposit, of $4,000 will be re-
CURED At time Of sale All eonyeyancins:
of sale TO be complied with within thirty
days from day Of sale. otherwise the trustee
the risk and cost Of defaultinE purchaser
after ave days advertisement of such resale
AMERICAN SECURITY & TRUST CO..
By coRcoRAN THoM'
President.
tseall A. H. sHILLINGTON.
lyl9.2z24.2629.3l Assistant Secretary.
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5000
FRIENDSHIP.

A very unusual opportunity is here offered
for some one who 'equires a large house in
price usually asked for such a home. This
is a detached home in excellent condition, 10
large rooms and bath open porcheS. good
heating plant and modern throushout, ga
rage, and an excellent lot Just west Of Wis
consin ave. near Friendship. We Will gladly
take you to see this home
NATIONAL MORTGAGE &
INVESTMENT CORP.
NAT SaS3
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FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM A. WEsCHLER SON, Auctioneers.

FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM A. WESCHLER & SON. Auctioneers.
TRUSTEES SALE OF BRICK DWELLINGS.
NOS. 921 AND 929 FIFTH STREET Sc.
AND NO. 419 EYE STREET Sc.
recorded in Liber No. S762. folios 391. $50
record Of the District of Columbia. and at
the request of the party secured thereby,
the undersigned trustees will offer for sale
by public auction. in front of the respective
premises. on MONDAY, THE FIFTH DAY
OF AUGUST. 1929, AT FOUR-FORTY-FTVE
O'CLOCK PM, the following described
land and premises. situate in the District cf
thenia Emmerich Altemus and others sub.
recorded in the once of the surveyor of
the District of Columbia in Liber 20, folio
1873 and Liber 81. folio 1874.
Terms of sale: One-fourth Of the purchase
money to be paid in cash. balance in equal
inStallments. represented by promissory
notes of purchaser. payable in one, two and
three years. with interest at 6 per cent per
annum from day, Of sale. payable semi.
sn1'y seG . Or by a. d cash Of ops Ss
OF purchaser. A deposit OF $4,000 required
Of purchaser at sale. All conveyancinR.
recording and nOtarial fees at cost of pur-
chaser. Terms to be complied with within
thirty days from day of sale, otherwise
trustees reserve the right to resell prop
erty at risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser,
after I'VE days advertisement of such resale
In some newspaper published in Washing
ton, d. G. -~
RICHARD d. DANIELS,
1y94. d&ds,exSu Trus&AAR
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a45. oo-2047 H NE. 6-R.. B, MODERN.
s3SS0-iios Eye Sc, r, bath.
COLORED.
$50 oo-2sl0 sherman ave. NV. r., b.
$50. 0o-230 Fla. ave NV; s r., bath.
s3s.5o-s25 Sc. r. bath
s5s. 5o-47 Pierce St. NV. rooms.
Sls 5o-2e02 Eye NV. rooms.
s25 50-4l2 list st. s ". rooms.
s25 00-l320 3 ne, s rooms.
sls,oo-lol4 lst Sc. rooms:
Si5 0o-Rear iii 2a-d NV. rooms.
THOs{ D. WALSH.
SIS nth St NV. District 7SS8-755a
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bartGE1' ,OE-AO- La q 1Sh1 AAN SLH- =
downtown or small apt Address BOX 4sS-E.
Star Office.
TWO 6-R BRICKS, NEARLY NEW; H.-W.H.:
ne; rented; will exchange for acre of
ground with buildings. District 0S92, Poto-
mas 1924.
NEW HOME, LARGE, STONE; CENTER
hall plan. 2 baths; large lot with trees;
beautiful location in new restricted develop
ment near Chevy Chase golf links and Wis
consin ave. Will consider property in ex-
change. clear or with one trust. Mr.. MILL
Err. 1923 10Th st.
WELL RENTED HOUSES, GOOD FIRST
commercial business property. also clear
properties and cash; trade fer equities Up
to Sl50,000: apartment houses preferred:
will pay commissions. Address Box 229-H,
Star once.
SMALL STORE AND LUNCH netting $4,000
yearly. Want suburban home under $500.
Clev 1881. CHANDLER, 2442 Tunlaw I'd.
WILL TRADE As HOUSES SUBJECT TO
one trust all rented and showing excellent
investment for new apt. house. What have
you to offer? Address Box 34e-E, Star
ONCE.
WANTED-BUSINESS PROPERTY.
WANTED-TO RENT ABOUT FIVE THOU
sand square IT. for bakery. J. w. RUD-
HARD. Hamilton Hotel 81
EXCHANGE.
WILL EXCHANGE 2 FINE LOTS. HERALD
Harbor. value 5000. for electric radio. 1889
Belmont st. NV.
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COTORFD-HOUSES,

sii P St nw.-l0 r., b., gas. lat. heat. $50 00
Fly Sth nt y N, "" . so. 90
ll55S U Yri 81 - NJ - '.,,..,.,. ALSO
SScoe Hlii o., NJ y h gas h -ah As 90
119 9SS = ~ cleo furnace . As. 90
5SSSp w ~: - n gas, lat h As 90
lew sth ~ ~ NJ ~ " ,....., 38. 90
So So e., W. - .,.,,..,. IS 90
z55aa~ AFor o. ~ 81 ~ u, - IS. 90
SSSSSS E Naut In S'i ~ h mr. hit ell 80 90
oo9 999 Mastle ~ RVS water . 80 90
aassSs Sst ~ 81 ~ Kit lat heat 81. so
go 5 5o.n ~ ~ ..... ats
SS55sz ath g. rms eaS.... 27.50
5Soot, On ia 81 - aye ~ q rms 3D. 81 so
aa 291 ShL itha ~ -" r,s wafer &c 90
49, en- %.s sy st y IS rooms gas $50
49, 81 n. ~ ' NJ & roous :., rs 90
ii zzS4 p ISru 81 - n, rooms water . IS 90
sa22oo ~ o. roomS sas rs 90
49, az o. rooms gaS %. so
zzS S11 1tySaisshinztor st VI rooms .. % so
aee55s go ~ Nv ~ n rooms water 20 so
So1S G oth 90 ~ ~; NJ rooms eaS 20 90
49, eeiin 81 rms water l8 50
L1S prowne ~ ~ VI rooms ,.,,.. l750
~ so ~ ~ ShSrn n q s rooms,,.,.. 100
q. n pannirs ID ......., IS 90
1904 Browning st. me- rooms .... ii33eo
1928 CookSey CT rooms. ............ lZoO
r. F. SAUL CO.,
National 2l00. 925 18TH ST. NV.
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lent HoUsEs-UNFURNrsHED

FLOYD E. DAVIS COMPANY,
f23 18th st. NV National O353-032z:-
731 MADISON ST. NV.
Six rooms and bath. hot-water heat, elec.'
sarage; $50 per month.
$40 A ST. NE.
Newly Decorated.
Ten rooms and two baths, tWo-car Ssrase'
n. L. SALISBURY CO., INC,
14l8 Eve st. NV. Natl 5oO4.
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COLORED.

2108 End st. NV.
rooms. hot-water heat. electric lights
hardwood floors throughout; full tile bath:
laundry trays; open evenings to .; all
day Sunday.
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3. F. SAUL CO.,
National 21Oo. 925 18th St NV.
642 G. ST. NV.
One door from corner of 7th st. Suitable
for barber shop. shoemaker, etc.
\. L. SALISBURY CO., INC,
1418 Eye St. National 1904.
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/ HOME VALUES

Z. ~
2lio o St n.w.-l3 rooms, baths. S!23 w w
20il Kalorama rd.--ll r and b. ~ So
1873 Cbm-cb 81 rs rooms / bath rs 90
S;3 ~ e. 30 rms and bath So so
1921 9th St nw.-8 rooms, bath. 6o ~
20I0 F ST. n.w.-i0 rooms. bath. 800. on ~
80 Iss;ar. sve nw-S rms and b. $3.50
207 St nw.-10 rooms and bath.. S029
ei5 5th St NV rooms and bath 5l2u
i445 Pa ave. s.e.-6 rooms and path. 5a2u
500 22nd st. n.w.-9 rms. and bath 60 ~
To9 Michigan ave ne.-6 rms, BATH. s. 2o
St n.e-l0 rms. and bath, SI220
1918 st. se.-6 rooms and bath 8. 2 81
1872 D st. s.w.-6roomS and bath. aS2o
o-FAMILY HOUSES, UNFUR., WHITE;
1897 Ga. ave. nw.-5 rms. and bath. S32.20
S22 G. ST. se-4 rooms and bath. 80 %
a2s 18th pl. ne.-5 rms. and bath. ~ 5o
S37 6th st Se-4 rms. and b. 3n.9o
list A., 63l Orleans pl. NE r. b.. Z3.oO
COLORED
$40 st nw.-S rms. and baths. 400 SU
1910 johnson ave. nw.-6 rms. ana D. 42go
ala NJ St n.w.-9 rooms ana bath. 435U
622 NJ St. nw-8s rooms and bath. a2gO
1855 Rraemer ne.-6 rms. and BATH 5o2o
$3.50 NJ st. n.w.-5 rooms. ..:..... 59So
1879 st ne--6 rooms and bath Z2SV
THE WASHINGTON LOAN TRUST CO.
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GPNTIEMAN's COUNTRY


ESTATE-OVER TWO ACRES
The owner has authorized us to effect
sale Of this beautiful property within the
next thirty days. at a price that is most
attractive. A beautiful CENTER HALL. CO.
LONIAL home. 1t is located on lovely
knoll several hundred feet of the roadway
amid a grove of rare old shade trees which
enhance its rural setting. The whole
achieves an engaging effect OF privacy. COM
fort and livableness. creating a perfect hid
den refuge. Within thirty minutes of the
heart OF the city. The house is thoroughly
modern, in excellent condition. containing
EIGHT ROOMS. TWO BATHS. MAIDS
ROOM and BATH. two huge porches AUTO
MATIC OIL SYSTEM. ELECTRIC REFRIG-
GRAFTON, TWO-CAR GARAGE, several out
buildings, and the necessary conveniences
for its proper care. The gardens are given
charm by their secluSion. interest and mys-
terry. a variety of bearing fruit trees are in
sufncient numbers for owners use. 1t is
the ideal home for q busy business man or
q family with children. A MODERATE
PRICE RESIDENCE of proper valuation
WILL BE CONSIDERED IN EXCHANGE,
BOSS & PHELPS
l@l7 K ST NV Main 1900.
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STRAIGHTFORWARD.

1908, 1922 and 1892 T ST. n.w.-Six rooms.
bath. cellar; gas. and electricity. Entire
house like new: Large yard. Vacant.
Main 3677. 1904 st. NV. A.
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Since 1884.

Since 1884.
IOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
314 Pennsylvania Avenue Sc.
We can rent your vacant
property in any section, if the
rental is right and the property
is in good repair.
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

LARGE. UP-To-DATE HOME IN CLEVE-
land Park; one trust, 5l2T: for old house
downtown or small apt. Address Box 489-E,
Star of6cP
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CORNER BRICK HOME.
8 ROOMS, BUILT-IN GARAGE.
Sill .5OO-TERMS

A colonial-type. tapestry brick home To-
Gated in one Of the prettiest northwest sec e.
and convenient to st. Gabriers Church,
public schools; stores and transpoIt transport, ton
3 beautiful rooms, tiled bath with built-in
tub and shower, large kitchen with one
piece sink, outside pantry, concrete cellar
wood floors, hot-water heat, electric lights
all modern improvements. Beautiful lawn
with shrubbery, nice rear yard, paved street
and alley. This house originally sold for
Sl3.950 but has been reduced to $lf.50O for
immediate sale, with terms arranged to suit
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FOR SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY

SIS. 900: nothing down, S45 per mo. includes
all; city water and sewerage. j. L. PRICE,
240 Girault ave. Va. Highlands. "
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LUXURY FOR YOU OF MODEST MEANS.
S large rooms, bath, attic, basement, large
porches, pretty garage, beautiful lawns.
shrubbery. artistically closed-in corner. 75x
to suit. George C. Walker, Hyatts. s03.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

WILL EXCHANGE 2 FINE LOTS. -HERALl
Harbor. value 5000. for electric radio. l43
Belmont ST. NV.
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RENT--STORES.

RENT-STORES.
1882 I4th NW.-GooD LOCATION. $4,000
q II n.e-store and S r. and bath. 100 90 90
1904 Eye n.w--Larse store. ....;.t.. q S W
sls nth St NV district 1858. 1859.
1929 NORTH CAPITOL ST.-sToRE, ~
$40 ' La. a ave nw'-store r; b; elec. !So
los H st. n.w;-store: r. b. cleo: 90
Patterson st. n e.-Store, s r.. water. 90 80
ISIS st. n,w.Sstore and DWELLING. q g so SO
HOOo ''it 0'' JAMES F. SHEA.
SAB La. Ave. NV.
14O5 EYE ST. NV.
Exesptonally large store s3s& LIS feet stc
\. L. SALISBURY CO., INC,
1913 Eve st. National 1904.
1924 CONN AVE, list FLOOR. .......s4ooo 90
1918 7th St n.w................... 10000
a06 Eve ST ............... 10000
I94o 9th at nw-Store 4 r., b., ami. 10000
1854 I'VE 81 ny :., IS 90
i55s PARK I'd w.....:.....,... $500
2i22 18th st w................. $500
2s07 M ct. nw-Store, 5 r., b..... $500
1920 Deane ave ne-Store. r, b.. 5000
1926 n Capitol st.-Store, 4 r, 3D.. 5000
4605 i3th st. ................. 5000
IT'S North Capitol st..............., 5000
926 9Th St .,............,...... $500
All 18th st. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1000
sls 9 st. n.w;:............... 1929
s33 'Hamilton ST. nw.,,............ 5000
230 II St ...................... 1000
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CONTINUED From Yesterdays Starr
SYNOPSIS.


After the murder of Celia Balloon cir
cumStances point to her husband. Francis,
confession signed by. him is received by
that he is committing suicide. and after a
brother. and Morse. a police ofieial. have
friend Of Eleanor Graham. the murdered
woman's sister. has been convinced of Bal
lions guilt from the start. At Miss Graham's
home. Greyhonse. to care for an old servant
who is all There he receives blow to
his hopes when he ."arns that Carl and
Influence on Eleanor is evil, and in this be-
lief he is Joined by her old servant. The
woman begs to be taken from Greenhouse.
but Eleanor refuses to leave. Morse shows
handwriting that purports to establish an
alibi for Francis Balloon. and AGAIN urges
the doctor to quit Greyhouse. That night
reaiises his UI peril in time to save lis life:
This incident and the death OF the servant
make. a profound impression on Eleanor.
She leaves and into
entity, takes all this calmly; He asks Eleanor
and .i Ames to lunch With him. When A mes
Eleanor has gone on to GREENHOUSE. the de-
tectiye Is frantic. He PUSHES with Ames to
Greenhouse When they attempt to enter
whom Ames has always SUSPECTED Of know
ing something about the murder of Celia.
In fact, the man had been reported as miss
drug .Ames. Morse shoots Hasta and he and
the doctor enter the silent house. They are
in time to save. Eleanor's life. but a fierce
Carl confesses to numbering Celia and also
admits that he forced his brother to sign
the confession. Then he cheats Justice by
taking a. dose of poison concealed in the