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screamed. care you the guy who
threw that basket?" Without
waiting for an answer the catcher
whacked the gent or the jaw and
claimed q draw for the day.
Before the game the Indians
met and voted SO first, second or
d-place shares =. ut was a
wonderful meeting Manager
Witt said, II wasn't there but 1t
must have been wonderful.
Thirty-three shares. including
one for me-" This is in &C
cordance with the rules, which
insist that the manager must be
given a full share.
Somebody should suggest to
Grifith that he get himself a
ball club Did anybody notice
the official American League at
tendance standing? The Mats,
next to the Browns. drew the
poorest attendance total for the
year and Washington was the
only city in the league to show
a decrease 5000 odd from the
1899 figures.
Ben Chapman, who struck out
three times in a row yesterday
and left Q total Of six runners on
base (He still says that Rookie
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BenooIs Treated GiebeII Like On Ace

So he Gebe who had been beaten 10 times
IN the reported to the Tigers Gleoe
in and this
six hits or F yesterday he
the better Felers master ana ne ho
rnlv two pitches and slower one
Behind acted though they were performing 1or
the best sabman hungrylookng blond KID
thew didn't even know York hit home with
anybody could see they acted as MI
Cebe a. of Buffalo the one guy VINO eouo
pennant
This something The American League was beaten last Mah
Florida regular
star game July representative team Will play
The kind of ball played yesterday behind can
be out series
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
.Terp CasuaIs Disrupt
Lineup for Start
AT College Park

Maryland's 1910 eleven trotted out
for its first taste of competition this
afternoon at College Park. where it
was slated to tangle with Hampden-
Sydney at 3 o'clock.
The complexion Of the Terps'
staring lineup still was uncertain
pending a checkup on casuals. Leo
Mueller. who sprained both ankles
last week, was doubtful starter at
end, while Don Shockey, rookie back
was certain of playing only briefly
Another doubtful starter was Mearle
Du Vail, back.
There will be at least one Mueller
at end. however, for Jack was GER
tain of starting. Krouse and Burlin
got the call at tackles, Heyer and
Morton at guards. Smith. center,
and Murphy, Ulman and Lumsden
in the backfield.
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Better Team Won Declares WITT Facing Removal Indian Pilot
and Hemsy Are Likely Cost Oscar His Job

Floyd Giebel had nothing on the
balD wants to get away from
Cleveland in the worst way
MY happiest year ir baseball"
he says. was with Washington.
Can't Grif1 use another out
fielder? I just can't hit in this
Cleveland park and that's all
there is to It,"
That was q rea. fairy STORY
ing yesterday. in case nobody's
mentioned 1t Giebel wa
beaten Is times at Williamsport
Of the Eastern League before he
was recalled a couple of weeks
ago and 10 of those losses were by
one-run margins Floyd was
the original hard luck guy until
yesterday. when into his lap fell
the distinction of being the
pitcher who clinched an Amer
lean League pennant, Detroit's
third In history.
Contrary to expectations, the
Indians did not blow up in their
dressing room afte.: the game
everybody from Teller to Trosky
and down to Witt ana the other
club house fiunkeys. were grim
ming and giving 1t that wait1l
next.year-stul3 Uh. huh.
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Detroit Is Calm
Though Happy
Over Victory
SeIIouts Seen for All
$1,000 Seats There;
Civic Fete Planned
BY FELIX B. WOLD,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

DETROIT, Sept. 28.-Relaxed at
last with a championship to dote
over, faithful followers of the VIC
torious Detroit Tigers did justice to
the bacon and eggs this morning
and gobbled up, as we'll, every print
ed word about their heroes.
Once again ready to take winner
tc its bosom. the city started plans
to pay official homage to the new
American League champions anc
entered enthusiastically into prepa-
rations for the World Series.
Clerks Work Overtime.
A big corps Of clerks in the bal
clubs Offices at Briggs Stadium Ia
bored overtime to handle huge stacks
of requests for reservations, while
the city fathers got to work on the
job of playing hosts to thousands OF
visitors next week.
But, on the whole, Detroit seemed
to take this championship in stride
Small boys shouted on the streets
Yesterday when Rookie Pitcher
Floyd Giebell and his mates van
pushed the Indians at Cleveland
Many a foaming flagon slid into
the grasp Of a celebrating Tiger
rooter in bars last night.
Some confetti fluttered out Of win.
dows in downtown Office buildings
Yet Detroit was quite calm.
There was no concerted demon.
stration. no place where police hac
to step in to quiet overly aroused
citizens.
Hotel men and cafe men, vision
ing big World Series trade, swung
into preparations similar to those Of
1884 and 1885 when Detroit went
all out" for the series with the st
Louis Cardinals and Chicago Cubs.
Sellouts Are Indicated.
Sellouts of the ball park for al
games in Detroit were indicated
The stadium reported that requests
for reservations already exceeded
the supply. The park accommodate!
approximately $4,000 including
about 80. 900 reserved seats.
1t was not known here whether
the Tigers would return home di.
rectly from Cleveland. where they
finish the Indian series Sunday, Of
60 on to Cincinnati to wait for the
World Series opener. Wednesday
Thus plans for a homecoming cele.
bration for the Tigers were held up
However, Mayor Edward Jefrie'
announced last night that an officia
civic celebration will be held aftel
the series-win or lose.
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All Detroit's Question Marks Held Up

Won fairly quarely
potentiales And the Yankees too
Gfths rule
of the internal
killed the Indians and because they permitted unlike
Rogel for Bartel
Campbell reliable handyman and Billy sui-
baksop who maser-mnded the Tigers
with handling of Floyd Gbe
long shots back in March and April Few foresaw
Those who nted in the American
the champions And Cleveland
Detroit with arthlc short
windy pitcher and two misplaced sgges ike YORK and
champions because NeWsom the windy
ball time when he should be slowing up
played we'll enough at first
the outhed Barte held up somehow
and positive sensation with his
wins and defeats
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eneoial Dispatch to The Star.

EpeClbl DlSpdllb W AAl' NNoA'
BOSTON. Mass, Sept. %
Buried under an avalanche OF "a
runs. the highest point total amassed
bv any major league team during
the 1910 season, the Senators we're
In very low spirits when they de-
parted for washington late last
night. Shoddy pitching made yes
terday's tilt a Roman holiday Tor
the Fenvayites, who fattened their
batting averages appreciably, tally
ing % counters in the course OF
three innings.
Not one of the three Senatorial
fingers. Rene Monteagudo, "Busher"
Truman or Joe Krakauskas, showed
even a trace of effectiveness. Inc
6ox banged their combined of1er-
tnes for % hits and also took ad-
vantage. of the nine passes which
we're issued. Monteagudo was ham
mered mercilessly in the third, the
Hose amassing five runs on five
solid hits, including Joe Cronlns
twenty fourth homer Of the year,
which sailed over the left-f1eld wall
with Jimmy Foxx on base.
Truman was unable to retire any
of the first six Boston batters who
faced him in the fourth. Three re-
ceived passes, two collected hits and
one was safe on a bobble by Jimmy
Bloodworth. Krakauskas went to
the mound with the sacks loaded
and none out and proceeded to walk
Cronin and Bobby Doerr. Jim
Tabor then hit safely, so the first
nine Sox who went to the dish got
on base. Gene Desautels, who had
opened the riotous round by draw
Ing free transportation, was the
first man out on his second time at
the bat. Ten runners in all crossed
the plate
Realizing the game was hopelessly
lost and wishing to save his best box
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By 4 STAT Correspondent of The star.

By 4 Stan Correspondent OF The star.
CLEVELAND. Sept. 2s.-When
1t was over and the Tigers had
defeated the Indians, 20, to
clinsh the American League pen
nant, Oscar Witt dressed quickly
and seemingly relieved-and
congratulated Del Baker of De-
troit in the visitors dressing
room The better team won,
Witt said, grabbing Bakers paw
We'll" answered Del, at
least the gamer team won"
More than dozen out-of- town
newsmen visited Witt in the
Cleveland dugout before the de-
cisive game All wanted to
ask one question-Had Witt been
told by President Alva Bradley
that it was curtains for him? -.
Nobody got around to it. but
Witt, apparently sensing the I'M
asked, said, Boys, I hear Cali
fornia calling me. I'm anxious
to get back there and be among
some excitement" Witt won't
be back as manager of the In
dams next year, one almost can
bet with assurance. although the
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Central Host to Gonzoeo
In School Grid Feature

Central and Gonzaga were to take
over the local schoolboy football
spotlight today with 2:30 o'clock
game at Central Stadium.
Two games also were booked in
Alexandria, with Eastern visiting
Episcopal in the afternoon and
Western playing at George Wash
ington High at o'clock tonight.
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Double Bill Tomorrow
Ends Diamond Event

Final in the Northern Virginia
baseball tournament will be played
tomorrow in Ballston Stadium be-
ginning at i o'clock.
Ballston Dodgers face Fort Myer
in the opening tilt Of a double
header, and Groveton clashes with
Odd Fellows in the nightcap.
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Baker Wouldn't Waste Rowe or Newsom

all though team spirit We don't go much ior ts
hunk hundred this
some promoted by sportswers who sincerely
tell them But in this particular case VINO Is
there all they had?
This hee-he one IN which De-
tro nched Indians to This
the Gsring and q
home run punch York with aboard IN
-
Baker wasn't to NeUsom against Feuer He
had ready concede yesterdays game 10
hitter said Baker and Ia only
wasting bring us home In the next
vi games"
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SundIot EIevens Open

Mount Pleasant A. C. eleven will
face Pierce Mill All-Stars Sunday in
the seasons opener. Bob Wheaton,
coach of the Mount Pleasanters. Is
seeking games with l40-pound teams
and can be reached at Randolph
5O26.
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Aces Form Grid Team

Maryland Aces, winners Of the
Prince Georges County baseball
championship. are forming a 15o-
pound football team and are seeking
games with suitable opponents.
Write Buck Marin, Capitol Heights,
Nd, or call Capitol Heights 675.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-28
Win, Lose or Draw
By FRANCIS E. STAN.
The New Chumps-Theyre Game and Have Punch
Star Stan Correspondent.

CLEVELAND est is entirely possible that better
Dear Bakers Detroit Tigers have carried the American
Leagues banner might
1888 Clark Griths sene Senator'S
homerun punch and both
paid dividends.
lot people around who. insist the Cleveland
Indians ball club They be right Although the
Indians Ceneheder Roy Weathy Ceve-
quarters the best
combination the
majors and Mack Behind the plate
Pytlak
middle Nne-catcher pitcher shorop-
ceneredethe Indians had much to offer
other n instances great deal more.
Detroit and the quiet American Leaguers
the Tigers the club they pulling
for next uphold the ong prestige what bril-
liantly Junior circuit
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Petworth in Twin Bill

Petworth A. C. baseball team
plays double-header tomorrow
against Prince Georges A. c. at
Beltsville at 1880 pm. Petworth
players will report at 4l6 Deladeld
place NV. at noon.
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G. u. VS.. Roanoke

Reserves.
GEORGETOWN. Ends. Kopci tsl Lujack
carl (33l. wiley f43). Ensels t45); tackles.
Harte (2m. Perpich t?n, Sullivan 600.
Bozis C32l. Nealon (35). Sorce t3a):
guards, Mickey t5l. Montanero 80. Pater-
poster Go) Ponsalle 90, Estimate f26l.
Cerasaro go: centers. Reichey t2@.
Falcone fo). OConnell t2S; halfbacks,
McNicol ~. Bulvin go, Spencer t9). Dorm
field U5l. Doolan ual. Kull t21l. Buckley
t3sl. Schmidt '4s); fullbacks. McLaughlin
G6l. Barrett .f42).
Roanoke: Ends Crowder t5D Clark
t54). Hurley 1857; tackle, Foearty t10):
guards Buchanan (S"l. Stone $50; CEN
tiers. Mullen (6ol Bonham t60: backs.
Anderson $50. Hartley $50, Rotkevicz
t64).
Referee P williams. Umpire-A. G.
Hausman Head linesman-C. r. Berry.
Field judge. c. French.
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NIGHT Grid Tits SOUGHT

Teams wishing to play night foot
ball in Ballston Stadium call oxford
1892 or write M. c. Windsor, 929
North Cleveland street, Arlington.
Va
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Major Statistics
SATURDAY. SEPTEMBER 20, 1910.
AMERICAN

Results Yesterday.
Boston. "a: Washington, 4.
Detroit. y: Cleveland. ~.
Philadelphia g. New York, 2.
Chicago 4: St. Louis, 3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-28
STANDING OF THE CLUBS,

Observation-Disclosures $40
BklI ST. 9l15I1O16l13l16s7l6 .57611
StLl1O13- 7l12l1O14i16s2l so .543 6
Pit s. 7I5l-l11I1Ol3167sl74 .5l3i2O1a
Chi 612l s11l-l1214I12l75l77 .493 23ia
NY Il 5l11l1oI1Ol-l13I12I7OIs0 .467l27ia
Bos o O 81 81 81 T-l1565 IS ABB 80 ,
Phi Il 4 g. 61Ol1O $40 tl.325l49
L 1873 "a 9I7477ISO 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-28

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW
NY. at wn t2D. 100. N. Y. At Wash. 800.
Phila at Boston. Phils at Boston.
Detroit at Cleveland. Detroit az Cleveland.
ST. Louis 1T CHICAGO. St. Louis at Chicago.
NATIONAL
Results YESTERDAY.
Philadelphia. 6: New York. o.
Pittsburgh 4; Cincinnati, 3.
St Louis. IL; Chicaso. /.
Only games played.
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
Evening star., 1940-01-19
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

40 ACRES GEORGIA AVE. EXTENDED:
ready fo1 development. Attractive Colonial
house, 8 rooms. over 100 yrs. old. with
charm beautiful trees, old box, streams
Nearby Montg. Co.. $50 acres at 1915
per acre. Ideal suburban development
country estate or stock farm; many fine
and brick house
Camp Springs-Less than Is miles from
Capital AGO acres at $32 per acre. For in
Vesiment; estate or development. No bldgs.
:. Near darso-30 to so acres. without
oiogs: $500 per acre. Make attractive
plot to develop as . home.
NeaI Olney-60 to 100 acres, no bldgs.,
g 1900 per acre. Very desirable location
en Sfate Eosd: Ask for Nr. Farauhar.
0O0S q PHELPS, MA $500 Up to PM,
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$3.50.
6 ROOMS-2 RATHS

New brick houses. on q wide avenue In
beautiful American University Park. one
One bedroom and bath on Ist floor.
extra large bedrooms and bath on End
noor modern in every detail. 4O-foot lot
to alley. brick garage A''
5223 WESTERN AVE, D. C
Out Mass ave. to Western ave right m
western ave. to houses. or 2 blocks left of
Wis. ave. Emerson f5of VA
Evening star., 1940-01-19
''FIRST IN FRIENDLINESS"
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
6r B6areau OF Supplies and Accounts. Navy
oish.n. oclock am; January %, 1910, for fur:
% cosers rStfop 1btng Tipng & cloths door
nshi nishing csuStic soda. tool steel. to the
to se suTeau C. ct sf' su1pes ApRs
and Accounts. RAY SPEAR, Paymaster
General of the Navy. jal2,l9
r NOTICE TO BIDDERS.
City viii receive sealed bids for h''a1n. the Cen.
a Heatns Rsludns ast4os,
Homes. low-rent housing project, d. s.
bounds5 H A Nd d. S,l located on site generally
Easer Street, Homewood Avenue and NC
Kim Street Baltimore. Md. until 2 PM.
o. s. IT, on the 14th day Of February.
Of Baltimore City McCawiey BuildinT' ~
Commerce Street, Baltimore, Nd at which
onnnod time and place all bids will be publicly
Bids may be submitted on the project as
whole or on one or more Sections
uontrsc. utneIeot as described more fully in the
g., The successful bidder will be required to
furnish satisfactory performance. payment
Attention is called to the fact that not
less than the minimum wage rates as set
on this project N
Proposed forms of Contract Documents.
inelsding In t,d Rrawinss and speciheations are
lty OF Baltimore City. Maryland
Copies of the Documents may be OBJ
snsd housing xSeR4y fSsRRstof o Bsssr. sf VII N, +:
each set OF Documents so obtained The
full amount Of deposit will be refunded to
each bidder who returns six (6) or less set
OF Documents in good condition within
ten GO) days after the opening Of bids.
A Bidder upon returning additional. sets.
or any on-Bidder upon so returning such
sets; will be refunded S25.OO per set
The Housing Authority of Baltimore City
reserves the right to reject any or all bids
and to waive any informalities in bidding.
A Certified Check. or Bank Draft, pay-
able to the Housing Authority Of Baltimore
City. or .: s. Government Bonds in an
amount equal to one and one-half per
csiatus eentum III &mh.o Of the bid shall be sub
No bid shall be withdrawn for q period
OF thirty 800 days subsequent to the
The Housing Authority of Baltimore City.
HOUSING AUTHORITY OF BALTIMORE
CITY. JAMES r. EDMUNDS, Jr..
January 10, 1910. Chairman.
5A13.19 n
Evening star., 1940-01-19
THINK OF THIS.

"A new beautiful home, located in one
1t is now available for your inspection.
Containing unusually large rooms at
tached garage automatic heat, and all the
higher in price Remarkably priced at
5000. This home may be purchased with
very small down payment and terms less
man rent To inspect. call J. WESLEY
BUCHANAN. Met 1143
Evening star., 1940-01-19
LIVE IN EDGEMOOR

ana enjoy home that We Consider the
on lot 5ox150 and containing : rooms
sspaneled den on first .hoor). 2 complete
Buy now and you may sa,ect VIZ SWn
color schemes inside and out For fl,-ther
aetaiis, call j. WESLEY BUCHANAN,
Evening star., 1940-01-19
Be YOUR OWN LANDLORD.

A lovely new home in one of the best
NV. residential sections. Close to schools.
stores, transportation and churches. Can
be purchased on terms more economically
than rent. The upkeep is surprisingly low.
Contains bedrooms: large living room with
dining room: modern, fully equipped kitch-
en- and attached garage; automatic heat.
A call will show you how to live Call
Hobart r03R I WEOIE EY pIICHANAN
Evening star., 1940-01-19
BARGAIN IN BETHESDA,

The builder has asked us to get hin, some
action on this unusually attractive new
Cape Cod Colonial brick home; rooms
and 2 baths, including complete bedroom
and bath on first floor: lot 65x150: full
rage; easy terms; close to schools. stores and
transportation. Call j. WESLEY BU-
Evening star., 1940-01-19

GEORGETOWN-CORN STORE AND
!lvlng quarters. suitable any small business.
Reht. $40 month: Phone Emerson 52s7.
r. I. AVE. N.E.-NEW. MODERN, DAY
ilent store: wide frontage. Will rent reas
to reliable party. Call North 1908, or
INQUIRE 1881 R. I. ave NE
WELL-LocATED STORE ROOM IN FAST
ffroWing froN, g. business center. 20xs5 #. new
ROBERT E. LOHR
81 Cedar St, TAX. PIX. Geo. Oss1.
1419 St $40 m
Will Recondition to Suit Tenant
GOOD RADIO STORES
I44ig "a ave. ---------- $4,000
ii1a5aa 81. 50 90
III 12rE T,v SI 1000
Evening star., 1940-01-19
DOWNTOWN CORNER.

10Th AND L SITS. NV
2-story and basement brick building,
21x15 IT., containing approximately 4, 900
50. it; suitable for wholesale or retail
business. Owner will remodel to suit re-
sponsible tenant on a long-term lease
Zoned End commercial Cali Mr. Ugast.
Republic 11s1. F. ELIOT MIDDLETON,
POS Investment Bdp
Evening star., 1940-01-19
LOTS WANTED.

WANTED LOTssEE Us FOR A QUICK
sale on your vacant lot. WILLIAM M.
KITCHN & CO.. 800 Tower Bldg. Natl.
Evening star., 1940-01-19

COLORED- D-BROoKLAND, 1852 HAMLIN
st.-Stucco over tile; rms, finished attic;
garage; automatic gas heat Sale by owner
Evening star., 1940-01-19
NO ADDITIONAL TAX

On your present income is needed to pur-
chase this beautiful new home. located In
iris nice Chevy Chase tMd) section. All
brick. fully detached on large lot 70x135
This home has unusually large living
room with open fireplace and adjoining
side porch; full center-hall planned: There
room and bathl on first floor and enor-
nous bedrooms and 2 baths or second
in one block. Call Met. 1143. J. WESLEY
BUCHANAN
Evening star., 1940-01-19
HOUSES FURNISHED.

OVERLOOKING MERIDIAN PARK-SIX
rooms, basement. yard: mr. schools. transp.,
shopping; reas.: refs. exch. Box 69-Z, Star.
1850 18th ST. N.W.-DETACHED. 8
large rooms baths 3 porches gear
garage, yard auto. heat; $500. Adams
1416 33rd ST NW.-GREAT OPPOR-
tunity A bargain. Owner obliged to go
away. 2 rms, 4 baths, Lear garage gar
den: perfect condition. Hobart 7427.
OR IL MO. LEASE RMS. OIL HEAT,
S65: Two 6-rm. houses, S85 Call Mrs.
Christman. PAUL M. LUDT REAL ESTATE
CO., $500 Wis ave. Phone Wis. 66a3.
Mr.. DUPONT circles STORIES AND
basement; fine neighborhood; newly deco
rated: $50 month. Dupont 5412.
WESLEY HEIGHrS-ATTRAC SMALL
house oil heat. moderately priced for short
period. Emerson 1880 after pm.
COMFoRTABLE AND ATTRACTIVELY
furnished 5-room house 3 bedrooms. /
bath, in desirable location for unlimited
time; Ss7.50. 3917 Ingomar st. NV
e611 7th PL.- N.W-BRICK BUNGALOW.
5 nice rms. fireplace. tile bath. mod. kit,
sun porch. attic. full basement. auto. heat,
built-in gar, nice yard: close to shopping
center. buses schools. A dream home for
right party: must be rented at once. Get
KEY 5322 Georgia ave. NV.
Evening star., 1940-01-19
ANATYZE THIS

SS units. walking distance downtown,
Bullt-ln tubs and showers Fireproof
1907 rented now and indefinitely Fin
anced over years. shows return over 4Ore
on cash required. How can you conscien-
tlously let funds remain idle? Priced less
than 5 times income. Investigate and act.
Woodley 242S. National 1850
Evening star., 1940-01-19
YOTT WIFI, STOP

Looking for a better bargain when you
see this new 7-room. 2-bath home in
Chevy Chase. D. c.. at less than $1l 900.
Convenient to schools and transportation.
Call AID 1907
Evening star., 1940-01-19
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

MODERN BRICK BUILDING IN End CONF
mercial zone. 32x1O0, with ofices; suitable
Tor general automo obile repairs or ware
testing statinn Coll NatinsaI b 8
Evening star., 1940-01-19
Near Walter Reed

S436 Georgia Ave. NV.
SAT .5O-Apt. No. 304-Living room.
bedroom, dinette. kitchen
and bath. Electrolux refrigerator.
Evening star., 1940-01-19

A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY!
DETACHED FIVE-APARTMENT BUILD
always fully rented; modern baths and
kitchens elec. refrigerators: oil heat with
hot-Water attachment: garage. Suitable for
straight investment or owner could live in
one apartment and rent balance. INCOME.
S2,400 year. Price S13.5OO
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
1905 St NV National o345
Evening star., 1940-01-19
EXCELLENT VALUES
Heat and Hot Water Furnished

Eeut una 11Ot w 0IGT FuTnI3ned
Near Soldiers Home
Unusually Large Rooms.
geo Allison St. NV.
Quiet NeiEhborhood,
S5O.OO-Apt No. 210-Living room,
bedroom. dinette. kitchen
and bath; elec refrigeration.
In PetUorth
Convenient to Schools and Bus Line
1929 4th st. NV
46.OO-Apt. No. 4-Rec hall, large
living room, bedroom, di-
nette. kitchen, and bath. Electric re-
frigeration.
Evening star., 1940-01-19
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

VIZ. IOCH AND L SIS. INV,
20 large ofhces, each with separate wash
room: full basement for storage, 3 stories;
individual building. Good for private COM
pany or organization. District PISA. Ewes,
Woodley 0432.