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The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-14
Oakviue Club
Bows to Eagles

Every member of the Town Plot
Eagles collected two or more hits
last night in Oakville as they rout-
ed the Davies Juniors, Is to IS, a
free hitting contest which went
seven innings. T. Dantino had a
perfect day at bat with four out
of four, including two home runs.
J. zappone Of the losers also bat
ted 1000 for the night with two
singles and a homer in three off,
cial times at the plate. Willie
White and Z. Walsh divided the
pitching assignment for the win
ners while Kelly went the limit for
the home club, although nicked for
"a safeties. A return game will
be played Monday night in Oak
vile. Sunday the Plotters will op-
pose the, WATERFOWL Red Sox at
Heminway Field at $3.50 o'clock.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-14
Rangers Upset
KenOshas, 6 to 2

Although the Kenoshas outhit
the Rangers, to last night, at
Brassco park, they were upset in a
Central Y Interclub league tilt, 8
to 2. Ralph Cappola kept seven
bingles we'll scattered while his
mates punched their six hits off
Bobby West to materalize on each
occasion.
Tonight the U and I club will
meet the Cavaliers at Brassco park
in a league tilt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-14
Metcalfe's
Hillies Oppose
Indies Tonight

The Raymond Hillies will meet
the strong Hopeville Independents
tonight at Washington park at
6:15. The game was originally
scheduled for Hopeville Stadium
but as the diamond Is being used
by the Hopeville Twilight league
the game was moved to Washing
ton park.
The Indies, undefeated to date,
will show Jiggs Murphy, Dave
Baeroloni, Elton Wilmont, Eddie
Mazzerella, Eddie O'Donnell and
other high school stars in their
lineup. Charley Moore who plays
with both teams will take the
mound for the Hillies and will be
faced by Teddy Goumey, who will
twirl for the Indies.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-14
A Little Of This And That

Kid Hershey who expected to be well pasted by the rugged
Johnny Harko of Nashua H.. Monday night fooled everyone
hanging KO his opponent in the second round result
considerable work that this As expected Norman
Conrad proved tough for Leo Lav the local boy
dropping the duke.
Though appearing baseball duty Sunday afternoon in
Thomas Club uniform young George Mulgn didn't relish the idea
warming the bench and shifted Brooklyn A. c. uniform and
banged hit his first up against Watervlle
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-14
JOHNNY WHITE GETS
N. Y. u. LETTER
Especial to the DemocraD

Especial to the Democracy
New York, June 14-Forty.
three sets of major letters were
among the iii awards made to
spring sports athletes ut New
York University yesterday. The
awards recently received the ap.
proval of the university's board
of athletic control. and of the
undergraduate athletic board.
Johnny White, varsity baseball
catcher and former Naugatuck
high athlete, was recipient of
his major letter in baseball.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-14
HOOKS
1T BILL 6RAUCHEE
~ BILL 6RAZ/CHEC

Jewish Athletes.
The uproar in Germany concern
ing Jewish athletes seems to have
abated with that country's prom
list to honor and protect the
Settle wing OF the next Olympics
(and by the way, 1885 is long
But what great Jewish athletes
are there? 1t is true that other
sports besides track and field draw
many Jewish entries, but In this
country few go in for that sort OF
thing.
Easiest Human"
Offhand can think Of only one
great track man in the last fve
years who was of Jewish antece-
dent. I am thinking of George
simpson, the Ohio State Splinter
who for while wore the title,
1.-THE Earliest Human" One of the
best track athletes England ever
had, II. M. Abrahams, is Jewish
bue he Is now too old for active
competition.
oddly, Germany has some Of the
greatest track athletes in Europe,
and they are Jewish--Kurz, Fer
Der, Nathan, Lewis and Levy.
other European Jews who have
made good records in middle dis
tances are Herren Bergman Ro.
senthal and Jalkowitz. These men
with the Jewish DR. Paul Prem.
champion tennis player Of Ger
many, competed In the Jewish
olympic games last year at Tel
Aviv, Palestine.
Good Fighters.
In America some great football
players and boxers have some
from Jewish ranks. Benny Leon
ard was one Of the greatest light
weights that ever lived. Max Baer
Is Jewish. King Levinsky. Lew
Feldman and AL Forman are jew
ish. as are the light heavyweight
champion, Make Rosenbloom. and
the middleweight champion, Ben
Jeby (Jebaltosky). Jackie Fields,
who recently lost his weller title.
Is Jewish (Finkelstein).
American Jews competed at
Palestine last year were Harry
Schneider, former New York u.
fotball and track star; Dave Adel-
man, Gis Heymann, Arthur Fell
den. Dave White and Leslie Flask
man-all point winners.
In the international Olympics at
Los Angeles. AL Schwartz was
third in the 100-meter free style
swim, and another Jewish boy, Sol
Furth was fifth In the hop, skip
and jump.
Lillian Copeland, Jewish girl,
was the only one Of her race to
win a first. She did that by beat
ing Babe Didrikson in discus.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-14
MOORE AND MARSHALL
MEET FOR 4TH TIME

Bridgeport, June 14-(Speciai)
Veterans Of oFreign Wars from
every city and town in the state
will be Represented at the ringside
here on Friday night, June 20. at
the convention boxing program TO
be staged on the eve OF the state
encampment of the ". F. w.
Eddie Moore, Bridgeporf's great
southpaw better. and Rudy Mar
shall, state and New England mid :
dleweight champion. will meet In
the featured battle on the fistic
card with Marshall's two titles ut
stake In tho milling. The match
will be for ~ rounds or less
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-14
MOTOR LINES DRILL

The Motor Lines, leaders In the
Public Parks league, will hold a
practice session tonight at s o.
clock at Brassco park.
The following men will report:
Buccisino, Ralph and Min Cappolo.
Longo, Paternoster, Scoville, Kelly,
Damelio, Loughlin, Griffin, Rinaldi,
Exarhou, Blinn and Managers Mas
troianni and Exarhou.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-14

Metcalfe is conceded the best
chance of any of the present crop
Of sprinters of running the 100
yards in 9.S and the 220 yards in
20 fiat.
Fastest Human?
Given weather, track conditions
and competition just right for him
on agiven day, he should wipe the
oil dspring record off the books.
He has equalled or broken the
worlds record for every standard
sprint event in the books, beaten
every prominent rival and he
hasn't yet reached his prime. A
comparison OF Metcalfe's best per-
formances with world records fol-
lows:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-14
Speedboys Def

George Berardi's Brooklyn
Speedboys are having difficulty
booking games and would desire
tits with the Rangers. U. and !.
Club. vikings, Lux Clock. st AIMS.
Emanons, Reidville A. c., Town
Plot Eagles or any other local nine.
For games answer through this
department.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-14

Runs batted in--Gerard Q, Main 2,
Ruccitui 2, Gauezer 2, Sacco I. Gull
fano 2, j. Mcverry .. Kulman 2.
Two-base hit - Kulman. stolen
man, Mcverry. Double plays--Muc-
ci to Halliday. Bases on balls--on
McVerry off Sacco 3. Struck out
by Sacco II. Hit by pitcher-by
Sacco; by Veniziano. Wild pitches
Sheehy, Mcverry 3. Passed balls
Stareg 2. Left on bases-North End
Jrs s: Athletics Z. Umpire-Ko1esh-
ko. Time of game-1:50.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-14
REMEMBER THIS BABE.

Babe Adams, hero Of the 1909
world series won by the Pittsburgh
Pirates, Is being uprged for the
position Of field warden for the
Nohtren Missouri districts game
and fish department.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-14
AND THEY COST DOUGH

Two-thirds of the balls intro
duced in a game by umpires are
either knocked out of the park or
into the stands to be grabbed by
spectators.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-14
FUN =
A;FISH|Nl'9g
FISH sHUN SWALLOWS IN HOT
WEATHER
BY JIMMY DoNAHUE

NEA Service Sports Writer
when Old Sol moves the mer-
curry up toward the top of the
thermometer. then is the time
when the fisherman must use his
noodle to all his creei.
Fish, like human beings are
uncomfortable when the weather's
hot. Instead Of hanging out in
the shadows, where they are found
in the spring and fall. they HE
away from the sun and sink into
the cool depths.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-14
OLIVER JOINS OLYMPIC CLUB

Richard Red" Oliver, noted
Texas Christian university ath-
lete. Is joining the San Francisco
Olympic club this year and will
be seen on the gridiron and Gin
der path.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-14

Joe Steele Al Lvsqu both Waterbury boys will be in great
summer showing last night Savn Rock.
each scoring knockout the boxing which they
headed They probably the White City Stadium in
Capitol hartford the boxing both
places being in charge of Dick Gray.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-14
National Collegiate
Track Meet Draws
Colorful Performers
Bv NEA Service

Chicago June 14-Where the l. C. "A track and fielo
meet is annual battle for team the west
coast victor most of the tmethe National Collegiate track
and field events to be at Soldiers field here June 16 and
II, win be battle between individual performers.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-14

Metcalfe, Brilliant
Negro Splinter, To
Run At Worlds Fair

Chicago June 14-(UP)-The current worlds fastest
human" Ralph Metcafe Marquette negro sprnter will be
an attraction the worlds fair national intercollegiate at
Soldier field Friday and Saturday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-14
YESTERDAYS HERO

WYATT, White sox-Held Browns
to one hit.
Hiidebrand. Indians-Held Rig
ers to two hits.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-14
JIM'S GGHNC GOOD

Big Jim Weaver, burly hurler of
the Newark, N. j., Bears, won his
first five games this year.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-14

|N'lRqsu|tS,
(By united Prcssl


At Philadelphia-Lee Remage.
$50, California, defeated Babe Hunt
194, Oklahoma (10); Lew Foster,
New York, knocked out Jack Nc
Coy, 203, Montana (4); AL Sabulis.
1e7, Navy, defeated Yonder Nc
Iaughlin, 173, Pensington, Pa,
(1O); Jimmy Dunn, lag, Philadel-
phia, defeated Larry Wagner,
las 1-2, Philadelphia (6).
At Fall River, Mass.--Andy CAL
lahan. Lawrence, outpointed Fran
kfe Britt, New Bedford (12); Jack
Cagnon. Boston. stopped Vic Be-
uard, Boston 60; Nick Fusaro.
Fall River, knocked out Pat Brady,
Arlington "a; Danny Tardugno.
Lawrence. stopped Alex veradt. of
Taunton (4).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-14
KENTUCKY FUTURITY

Thirty-three of the countrys'
fastest three year-old trotters are
eligible to race in the $4,000 Ken
lucky Futurity, to be staged a.
Lexington in September.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-06-14

uIeven OF the University of
Fonnsylsania's track squad will be
1<16uated this year.
Evening star., 1933-05-03
HoUsEs-FURNIsHED AND UNFUR.

GROOM BRICK. EXCELLENT CONDITION;
brick garage, screened poIches. Frigidaire,
hot-water heat automatic water heater.
400 TT. from Sth and Emerson bus stop.
Apply premises AIS Gallatin St NV. 4"
COMFORTABLE HOME. 5 BED ROOMS, .
baths, maids room and bath; oil burner.
FrIgidaire 2-car garage, garden, shrubs and
trees; furnished or unfurnished: for two
years from 18th of May; very reasonable.
524 Maple Ridge I'd, Bethesda, Nd, or Wis
consin o31g
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HOUSES-FJJRNISHED.

HOUSES-FURNISHE
HOUSES ALL SECTIONS NW.-CALL MA.
557s for car. no charge; save time. GIB-
SON RENTAL BUREAU, INC. SIG 5th NV.
20 WOODLAND AVE, TAKOMA PARK. MD.
Detached; rooms. BATH sleeping porch,
ami; lot 50Y200 #. bearing fruit trees.
garden planted: house newly papered; trees:
garage; sos month. Shepherd 2s23-J.
CHEVY CHASE-OWNER OUT OF CITY,
Is months Will rent home. furnished: 4
bed rooms. Q baths, double garage. $4,000.
$500 Mex nley st. NV.
JUNE 18th TO SEPT. 18th. GROOM
house. garage. screened porch. Frigidaire
only; 500 mo. Chevy Chase, Nd, WI.
415l-M.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.. CORNER Both AND
tober ] Sl25 month. Emerson 5546.
SIX ROOMS. GARAGE. AUTOMATIC HOT
water and refrigeration; convenient to bus
and street cars; ami; completely and
attractively furnished; no children. no lease:
exchange references. Phone Cleveland
1872 for appointment. -
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ROOMS AND BOARD-sUBURBAN.

12O MT. VERNON AVE, Upper Alexandria
I'd, formerly Capitol View Waffle Shop
Enjoy a delightfully."- cool Summer while liv-
ing within II minutes ride of the city.
Large detached home. with three exception
ally large screened porches commanding a
wonderful view of the Potomac River and
panorama of the city Excellent meals and
congenial home atmosphere; two bed rooms
with adjoining sleeping porch. Exceptional
opportunity for refined adults. Reasonable
rates. Busses pass door. Phone Clarendon
1850, Mrs. Benton owner. A.
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COUNTRY BOARD.
CARROLL SPRINGS INN.

CARROID SPRINGS INN,
FOREST GLEN, MD.
Excellent home-cooked food. Shepherd
204O.
CHARLES TOWN. W VA-Spend delight
full Spring vacation on large Colonial estate.
Modern conveniences, private golf course. no
fees; tennis: miles OF apple blossoms; best of
Southern cooking. Private cottages for
week end parties. Rates, Sl2 to SIS weekly.
Only hours from WASHINGTON. Mai. Mar
shall Macdonald. Media Farm.
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HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.

(Continued0
FOR RENT-2o21 Both ST. NV, GLOVER
modern briek home SitS front and
rear pofches' garase, etc with eleGtrIS re-
Phene Psneat.G1 cIevesna and 7S4s sn0u' 200 m0n'niS'
CHEVY CHASE PARKWAY-NEW DEsIR;;
able home. Of rooms Gear garage. all
detached, for reasonable rent; suitable for
Congressman. For information call ME.
3s2a vEAzEY ST; NEAR WIS; AYE: " and AND
77s. 9th ST: s.E-sIX- ROOM BRICK IN
good condition; gas. electricity, furnace
hss hsg 1871 sS N Vacant ans q phons eh hA
MODERN TO ROOM BUNGALOWS
aea ND sns cbeyy Chase also 70
HEaTER Gans 94as Eye sstafes 81 nx pI shf sas1
5l24 NEBRASKA AVE. N.w-Two, STORY.
Phone District 0S64.
612 WHITTIER PL. NW-LARGE, DET..
rms, bed rms, large living and dining
rm.; new house. garage; S75 mo. MA. 097l.
1904 UpsHUR ST. NV.
rooms Prone nmH fsha pistries eu's5a os64. Afa''
FOxALL-ADJoINING AND OVERLOOK
Ing Government park rooms. double
frigeration. built-in garage. Cali at 441O
V41s Fl Fl tfz f46RD f 6ipRsDffsNc fNc cLEv 1916
IN PETWORTH-$55.OO.
45O3 9th ST. NV.
:, Beautiful home consisting of living room;
tiled ath with built-in tub and shower. 2
screened porches, front porch, large rear
yard.
IN PETWORTH-$65.OO. Z
431 DECATUR ST. NV q,
Beautiful home. convenient to schools. car
lines and stores. which consists Of large.
bright bra Living room dining brght M;t
built-in tub and shower; . screened porches.
extra lavatory in basement. laundry tubs.
large rear yard. hot-water heat electricity
ROOMING HOUSE-SSO.OO.
1445 CLIFTON ST. NV.
Muse eSasts Sns Of 1g tsb.n
JUST LIKE NEW-$75.0O.
1900 4th ST NV
Beautiful home in new community. con-
sisting Of reception hall, large. bright living
be9m bo1b aining ROOM Large BED rooms % tled
in cabinets and Frlsidalrs builtsin saTass,
Mr.. 18th AND PARK RID. y
1923 PARKwooD PL. Nw.-SsO.Oo
- Beautiful home home in excellent client condition,
VII Sa tub aed faz anS ad Sa
Of master bed room; kitchen. 2-car garage.
laundry tubs and extra lavatory in base
ment: large screened porch.
14th a. K. CAFRITZ. DI eOsO.
CoLoRED-326 G ST sW.. REAR ON
Pleasant ct.-2-sto. brk; rms. water, sink;
inside: Sl2.75 mo. Barton. 1910 Eye NV. So
CoLORED OPEN SUNDAY
!Sl4 Rosedale net r.. h.-w.h., ell SAC 90
1925 Linden NE r. b.. elec. SO. $500
1910 K st. s-e.-.5 r. elec. water -. 90 so
2547 Pomeroy rd. s.e.-5 +. b., elec. 1900
HEATED FLATS.
1917 Church NV r, k, b.. ell, fur $50. 90
1910 Rosedale me- r, b.. elec.. gas 81. so
1917 Montello ave. ne r., k. b..
1927 N. j. ave. 'n.w.3a'r. elec,, fur. 900
UNHEATED FLATS
11O5 T NV +. k, b.. elec., gas $40. 90
Jos Eve NV r, k, b. cleo. fur 21.5O
~ Eye ne r. k, b. cleo, fur. 23 80
10 n.w.-2 T.. k. b.. elec, gas 25 90
6O3 NV r, k. cleo. fur ... 20. 90
10 9TH SEE r, cleo, gas, bath 1880
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RENT-FLATS.
WANTED-APARTMENTS

5O2 e ST NE-5 RMS AMI. End FL;
S37.50. VIM. N. PRESGRAVES & CO., 4O2
Sth st. ne. Ii. 7434.
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WHITE HOUSES.

1894 Mass. ave. n.w.-1a t. 2 b's,-z m
5ai9 5a9 es asss Ga ays sm aaI 1iSss
i1f 91 EsIand Ess 81 sf nweSh ch Chase: 10000
34is Porter St. n.w.-s r.. b.. gar, 1000
$500 Conn. ave, n.w.1a7r; B.. ami. $500
7oS 7os' Elm hath ss st. ekevY chase sooo
ssSS ssSS aaEsd strasiard st. g. REs cSe1y y
44Ns MaS sts1{SSd Eo0%s S sates Gbass Nd
6 rooms, bath. garage. .,......: 75.00
$500 Garfield n.w;-sg g. 2 b.. ami. 1900
$500 1870 Veaay s.s St. st. n.w-s r. b., gar 1900
3343 st. n.w.-9 r, b.; ami " 1o-0o o0o
15dS 11Sbs Monros on se Nv i: T. b., AMI $500
1910 Lamont n:w.E9r r.. b., ami. g. 1920 g
Ills ills Allison nw-7r.; b.. ANIL ar.gs g, s5'99 99
2SO5 N Cap. ST r. b., ami. 62.50
1$SS S Snsa So "a St nvS E. E. ami ami soSc soSo
1S1 2SSi oss 81 aa@ st. ne5s F. s.: ant: ss:ssS
ss1S ss1S "a odo St ave- e. an sssS sssS
2sl4 9Th st: n.e.-6 r., b.. ami. =. $500
shS shS Fsgof Ksp1sds st. ST T. q satss.
5Ss Hpshur St. n.w;@e +. b.. ami. s5.oS oo
17ss 1898 n St St nsLs nss F.: F.: E. 3; ami 800
1902 v: Va. ave n.ee6 T.; b., an. AMI; Soeo eo
.3643 11th n.w.-6 r, b.. h--w.h, el. 1920
1926 A ST. SEE r. b., garage. $500
3l17 18th st. ne r., b., ami. 1880
900 Orleans pl. NE r, b., ami. 4250
500 Morton ST. me- r, b., anil 1880
1906 D st. SEE r.. b.. ami. -. 4050
434 11th s.w.-6 r.. b., b. -a;h., gas. 1000
e rooms, mss BATH e' garase. 4ooo
Dos Girard st. n.e.-4 r.. b., ami. g. 1000
'op rooms. % bath. ami. i' .............. 4o.00
1918 L ne- r., b., Heatrola. elec. $3.50
3331 Ga ave NV r. b., elec. $3.50
7JS Park I'd nw-5 r. b., b. w h,g. $500
hJ6 st. se-6r, b. latrobe heat $3.50
30S E st. n.e.-Basement; T. cleo. 1000
B. F. SAUL co,
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WANTED-ROOMS.

UNFURNISHED ROOM for business woman
in NV. section. Address Box 276-H Star
Office. A.
WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.
YOUNG GIRL desires room and board. pri-
vate family, near Bureau of Standards.
Cathedral. Cleveland 9i6s. between z
and q pm.
Evening star., 1933-05-03
SALE-HOUSES.

WILL TRADE FOR SMALL HOUSE. EIGHT
rooms two baths, facing Fort Slocum Park.
Open daily.
5716 3rd ST. NV
WAPLE & JAMES, INC,
1928 14th St NV. DI 3347
Evening star., 1933-05-03
WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

BEAUTIFUL SYLVAN SHORES ON SOUTH
River, out Defense Highway. A happy, re-
fined restricted Summer home colony; shady,
sandy beach: waterworks. sewer. electricity;
lots 81 down. and 81 to 81 a month; spe-
cial bargains. first offering Of lots in Tarzan
Forest. new addition. CARL RIDDICK.
owner. Riva, Nd. Visitors welcome.
COLONIAL BEACH-5 ROOMS. PORCHES;
Investment; bargain. owner. Address Box
29s-H. Star office. a.
COBB ISLAND-HOME SITES. 500 UP.
Evening star., 1933-05-03

WANTED-2nd-FLOOR DUPLEX. MODERN.
Frigidaire. porch preferred; not over S45.
Address Box 2S3-H, Star ONCE. A.
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COUNTRY HOMES

VIENNA. VA, ONLY THIRTY MINUTES
from downtown Washington; new modern
brick house with 23 acres available; beau
titul situation price amazingly low. s. r.
BAUER, owner. Beulah I'd. Vienna. Phone
before 4:30. Dist. 1000. Branch 246. Sc
Evening star., 1933-05-03
WANTED-INVESTMENT PROP.

WE HAVE CLIENTS WHO WISH TO PAY
cash for investment properties and homes.
Call an and , list your ~ propertIfsS 1 ~ Uith ms us.
sos II ST. NV.
Evening star., 1933-05-03
COLORED-HOUSES

1905 4th nw.-9 r. b.. h. h., elec. see so
3lu ST: n.w.-6 r. b., ami. 5325
1912 3rd st; n.w.-6 r. b.. ami. -. 1925
blJ Harvard n.w.-6 r. b. am -. 81 80
l342 Riggs st. n.w-s r., b., ami. =. 5000
3ub french ST. n.w.-6 r, b., ami. 5000
a4g Hobart st. n.w-6 r. b.. ami. 5000
64l l. St n.e;-6 r. b., h. h, gas. 1880
ami. ......'.......'. 45.oo
h.-w.h.. gas ................... 445O
5 c st. s.e.-6 r.. b.. ami ...... 1000
1885 N. Car. ave. n e.-5 r. b, ami. 1880
l002 9th st. net r, b.. ami. $3.50
l3O2 st. s.e.-6 r. b., ami ....... 1880
l532 3rd st. n.w-6 r, b.. lat. hit. $3.50
2l4l 9th st. n.w.-i r, b., ami. $3.50
$40 st. n.w.-6 r., b., lat. hit. . $500
go Hobart st. n.w.-4 r. b.. lat. ht.. 500
a44 26th st. n.w.-6 r. eiec ...... $3.50
1927 4th st. n.w.-4 r, b..... 5000
1876 Duncan n.e-6 r, b.. lat hit :. 5000
2d2d I2th 81. NV r, stove, gas. 1880
239 st; n.w.-6 r. b.. lat ht. go. 29.00
:,Ss aiS 9TH ST. se-6 r, b., lat. ht..-.. ESQ
PAS ON St. n.w.4 r., b. lat. ht... $50
907 9th 81. s.e.-6 r, b., lat hit 215O
431 st. nw.-5 r., b., stove. .7.50
1l39 Sth st. NV r, stove %. so
1925 9th St. n.w-6 r, stove. ..... $500
$3.50 9th W n~G r b. ias' s'Gye Ht. gas 55oo 500
SO Myrtle st. ne.-6 r. lat. ht.. gas. 1850
90 Defrees St n.w.-G r. b.. stove. 22.50
1113 N. ]. ave. NV r. stove ht. 80 80
935 26th st. n.w-6 +. stove, gas. % 80
627 18th st. n.e-4 r, lat hit. gas $3.50
2263 sth s.. n.w.-5 r. stove. 1000
2O'}9 Rosedale n.e.-5 r., b., stove. =. 20. 90
154 Pierce st. n.e-4 r, stove. .... 1880
g?1 Barry pl. n.v.-4 r. stove. 1880
- Goat alley NV r, stove. 1880
116B Bennlng rd. n.e.-4 r. stove ht. 1900
IS " wcod5nfn Sd f :. &c c3 ss9vG foons 1890
B. F. SAUL CO..
Ma. 21OO. 925 18th st. NV.
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

sic X ST. NV. downtown nicely fur
nished housekeeping front rooms electricity.
electric fan, So monthly for couple. Apply
Apt. >, second floor.
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SALE OR RENT-HOUSES.

SHLE OH hENI-HOUSES.
BIG LIST COLUMBIA HGTS. AND VICIN-
ity, and special Brookland, detached, s r.
and b.; ami; $50.
Colored-759 Hobart and 746 Col. rd.-6
r. and b: cleo: S42.50 each. 1137 23rd
and Sl3 r NV, reduced; 40 11th Sc. and
ll5l 10th ne, Ar. frames, S1650 and
N E. RYoN CO.. 1916 N. Y. Ave. 341s 14th.
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WANTED TO RENT-HoUsEs.

"Ek4NIL Ed To RENI-KfOtSES.
FOR OCCUPANCY BEFORE JUNE Is. MOD
ern, unfur. IS rooms > b., in sections near
Wis. ave. to responsible party on lease.
Address Box oQh-H Star Office.
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COUNTRY ESTATES.

POTOMAC RIVER WATERFRONT FARMS
prices, low taxes, sound investments. For
particulars write KENT MULIIKIN, 1911
Gullford ave-. Balto.. or phone Laurel 39-M
in evenings.
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WILL TRADE 8 SMALL HOUSES. 160es
rented; excellent condition; low rentals:
apartment house good location. Consider
some cash either way; deal with broker or
owner; give particulars. Address Box
290-H. Star Office.
Will. SELL. Or EXCHANGE TWO LOTS
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RO6SLYN, VA.-Fur. rooms; car and bus st
door. samaha 4 Bros, ClaSepdon 1882. y
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WE CAN RENT
YOUR VACANT HOUSE!
Houses renting from $40 TO $50 especially
in demand. Mst your house with us today!
ROBERT w. SAVAGE.
Ma. 6199. Union Trust Bldg
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

practically new, one-story brick build
ing 2S feet wide. fronting on wide avenue
in good residential section. Leased to chain
grocery company doing very good business.
Exchange for a residence will be considered.
Price, SIS,000.O0.
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO..
1905 H St. NV. Ma. 2345.
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1215 10th ST. NV.
One and two rooms, kit. and bath; Frigtd-
aire. maid. linen and electricity.saf --.A..
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SALE-BUSINESs PROPERTIES.

the largest department stores; fully rented;
727 11th st. NV. EDWARD KOHNER,
14l5 H st. NV. National 4493.