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The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-05
ALDR|CH TO SPEAK
TO TRAVELLING MEN
Will Talk of Parcel Post.
To Discuss Plan for State
Convention

Postmaster T. H. Aldrich will be the
principle speaker at the special meet
ing of Post B, Travellers Protective
association, to be held next Saturday
at s o'clock The meeting will be held
at the Chamber of Commerce building
and a large attendance is expected. Mr.
Aldrich will speak on The Parcel
POST which will doubtless prove of
great interest to the gripsack knights
for many of them went on record as
being opposed to the innovation fear
ing it would tend to carry trade away
from the city and state. Since the sys-
TEN has been in operation, however, it
has found favor in the eyes of the
travelling men, many of whom assert
that instead of retarding trade the
parcel post has materially helped to
increase it.
The meeting Saturday will also be
of interest as preparation will be COM
menced and committees appointed 70
make arrangements for the state con-
vention of the Z. z. AS, which meets
in Birmingham ON May 80. There has
been quite an increase of activity
among the members of Post b, Birming-
ham. and many ne wnames have been
added to their roster. President Faun-
tain will be in the chair and urges
every member of the post to be pres
ent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-05
INVESTORS ARE
VICTIMS OF FRAUD

philadelphia, March 4.--That investors
in all parts of the country were defrauded
of nearly S6,o0O,00O by false representations
and misleading literature sent through the
nails was charged by United States Dis
trict Attorney Swartley in outlining the
case of the government against the pro-
moters and&officers of the International
Lumber and Development company today
in the United States district court He
declared he would show that 2SS,0OO acres
of land in Mexico, alleged to be owned
ny the company, is in reality owned by
the San Fable company, a New Jersey
corporation, and that the million and a
half dollars paid in dividends did not
come out of earnings, but was paid from
money obtained from investors
The defendants are John r. Nfarkley
and lslah b Miller of Chicago; Charles
r. McMahon. William II. Armstrong, Jr..
and Col. Alfred c. Stewart.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-05
Slosson Talks Of Jap" Yamada
SLOSSON SAYS CAREER OF
YAMADA is REMARKABLE

william p. Foss, ex-amateur cham
pion of the United States was in Ber-
| lin at that time, and he soon noticed
! the playing of the young Japanese and
| induced him Go come to America to
continue his study of the game. They
arrived in New York October 90, 1912,
and koja Immediately started practice
ing in my hall. At first he was not con-
sidened TO be more than an ordinary
player. but by persistent practice he
soon compelled us to notice him.
'Ie entered the championship tour
nament held in New York November
9 and finished third after Hoppe and
myself OF course there are things
about the game that he has not yet
learned, but these he will, accomplish
in time. He is born imitator and this
doubtless accounts for the rapid strides
that he has made in mastering the diff
ficult game of balk1ine billiards. In
the fall | intend to match him with
Willie Hoppe in a championship con-
test"
These two artists are at present
making a tour of the country, giving
exhibition matches. They come to Bir
mingham from New Orleans, where
their work has attracted the highest
commendation from billiard circles.
The New Orleans papers in speaking
of the work of Yamada especially say
that the youngster kept the onlookers
keyed to high pitch of enthusiasm by
his remarkable shots while his fancy
shooting was in itself a speciality.
Professor Miles of the Birmingham
Athletic club, who is in charge of the
arrangements for their match here
Thursday night, states that everything
is complete for the exhibition, and that
he has made every possible preparation
for the convenience of the players.
Enthusiasm runs high among Bir-
mingham billiardists and big crowd
is expected to be on hand for the ex-
hibition.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-05
NEW BASKETBALL
LEAGUE FORMED

Yesterday evening at the Young Mems
ball league was organized by Professor
West, the physical director.
The league is composed of four teams,
Greenwood, Waldron, Strange and Bell.
Two games week will be played, one on
Monday night and the other on Thursday.
A unique feature of the league is that
one of the teams is composed of deaf
Everyone on 1t neither can speak or hear.
In the first games played, Strange de-
feated Waldron by score of 10 to in a
pretty and well played game, and Green
wood trimmed Bell by score of 16 to 5.
PLAYED Won Lost Pet
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-05
HANDED DOWN
IN UNITED STATES COURT

New Orleans, March 4.--(special)- The
following decisions were announced to-
day by the United States circuit court
of appeals:
Northern District of Alabama: South
ern Railway company vs.. S. e. Hawkins,
affirmed; jefferson County Savings Bank
vs.. A. S. Cowan, trustee, petition denied;
e. Solomon and e. II. Levi VS.. r. Ii.
Eggleston. trustee, affirmed; Boden &
Haac, ct al. VS.. W. S. Lowell trustee of
knight, Yancey & Co, reversed and re-
manded, with instructions to overrule
the. objections of the trustee and allow
the claims presented by appellants ordi-
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-05
SOME GOSSIP OF INTEREST TO
BIRMINGHAM SPORT LOVERS



Saturday night on the Birmingham Ath.|
ietic club court for the sonth's basketball
honors, there is going to be something
doing that will keep local baslSetbaFa
bugs bnzzing for some moons to come1
Both teams will be prined for the con-l
test, both stalking their all upon the one
game and this played upon neutral
grounds, and to predict that fur will nyl
IN devious and sundry quantities. is put
ting it mildly. There will be something
to keep the spectator on edge from whistle
to whistle, and TO Keep the supporters
OF each aggregation tense until the last
goal has been shot and the referee has
called off activities.
Dope puts these two antagonists about
even in chances to win. Individually and
collectively, they look pretty much the
sanie. It's toss-up for the winner, and
from this angle it wouldn't be safe to
put the odds on either aggregation. Ii
should be a test of nerve and ability to
fight under most trying and nerve-wracl-
ing circumstances when single goal
may turn defeat into victory. Who's go
ing to win? Well, The Age-Herald will
tell you who and why next Sunday morn
ing.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-05
Killing SIGNED BUT
MAY NOT REPORT

Kansas City, March 4-John king =
day mailed a letter to President Herr
mann of the Cincinnati Nationals, ex-
planning his denial of Mr.. Hermanns re-
cent statement that King had signed a
contract to play with Cincinnati this sea-
son.
King in the letter admitted that he
signed contract, but insisted that he did
it with a distinctive understanding with
Hermann's agent, Bob Williams, that the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-05

GRAVES BEGINS "WEEDING
OUT" ALABAMA TEAM

PEBBLES, Nathan. L. Pratt, A. vande-
graaff, Nash and Campbell; 1nfelders
Moody, Groom. Ladd. Mccain, Joplin,
Longshore, Smith, Sid, Snodgrass, Gosa,
Snedecor Rainer and Cargile.
The men are being tried out through a
hard field practice every afternoon. a
short scrub game winding up the work.
Batting, bunting and sliding practice also
makes up a part of the work Many new
men are showing up to advantage and
indications point to strong nine for
Alabama this season.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-05
Joint Land Commission

Panama, March 1.-The Joint land COM
mission appointed to adjudicate Chains in
the matter of land in the canal zone held
in private ownership has begun its work
1t Is believed the commission will, be oc-
cupied for six or eight months, as the
value of the property TO be adjudicated Is
said to be between S5oOO,0oO and $6,000,0 ,0cO
Abandonment of the canal zone settle
ment at Gorgona, 20 miles from Panama.
on the Chagres river, was ordered by
Colonel Goethals today
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-05

University. March l.-(special)-The
first step In the wedding out of the base
ball candidates was made today when
Coach Graves reduced the number of try
outs from about 40 to p.
This does not include the men trying
for battery positions and all pitchers
and catchers have been retained
The men composing the present var
sity squad, exclusive of the battery try
outs. are: outffelders Mcdowell tcaptain),
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-05
M'FARLAN ABOUT READY
TO MEET JACK BRITTON

New York March 4.-Pael1y Mcfarland
began today to put the finishing touches
to a months training for a 10 ronnd bout
with Jack Britton at Madison Square
Garden on Friday night.
Il intend to retire from boxing within
one year." said the Chicago lightweight,
when he arrived here yesterday. but
before then 1 manXious to defeat two
men. Jack Britton and Willie Richie.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-05
Receives Audience

Rome Italy, March 4.-The Very Rev.
Monsignor Vinceno Misuraca, secretary
to the apostolic delegation in the Philip
pines, who has been appointed secretary
to the apostolic delegation in the United
States, was received today in private au-
dience by the Pope.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-05

tual work of making Birmingham more
beautiful.
Chairman John L. Kaul of the park
commission said last night when in
formed of the commissions action that
he was very glad that the commission
acted as it didlon the matter He added
that he was for the best plan suited
for Birmingham.
Everyone interested" said Mr.. Kaul,
should get together and pull for the
best plan possible for Birmingham AS
time rolls on the plans we get may
have to be modified or enlarged, yet
we want the best proposition obtain
able now l believe Mr.. Miller, who
was selected, will give us a good plan
and that Birming CHAM will be much
benefited from this work"
Other members of the park commits
sion advised of the action of the city
commission expressed qualification that
the situation had been cleared up as
lit has been done
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-05
Chess Tournament

Havana, March 4.--Chajes won from
,Kupchik in the thirteenth round OF the
chess tournament today. The other
games Capablanca KS. Janowski, Jaffe VS..
Corzo and Marshall VS.. Blanco, were adj
journed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-05

Britton is a first class boxer, and that
is why / am working harder than ever
before When l boxed Britton in Mem
phis two years ago the referee declared
the bout a draw, although | thought |
had won. / had not trained for that
bout, and found Britton much better
man than | believed"
Mcfarland took a road run shortly after
his arrival and withdrew today to the
Metthaven Athletic club with Willie Shaf-
fer his sparring partner, for indoor work.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-05
BARON YOUNGSTERS REPORT
TO-DAY - MOBILE COLUMBUS
GAME TO BE A LIVELY
AFFAIR
nx CHARLES W. GREER

Several Baron youngsters are scheduled
to roll into Birmingham today ready
for their ''trys'' for regular berths on
Molesworths' 1918 aggregation. At pres
ent the only members of the Baron crew
in town are Bill Foxen and Clyde Nc
Bride, but by Thursday afternoon Mo
ley expects to have enough men on hand
to give Rickwood Field a lively appear
ance. The regulars will begin to blow
into town about the 10th, and by the lat
ter part of next week work of rounding
out the Baron team for the coming sea-
son will be in deadly earnest.
Since Lii Marean has agreed to come
to Birmingham and talk things over with
Molesworth-which, being translated,
means that the star second-sacker of
the Barons viii again see service about
the keystone this season--young Thomp-
son of the Thompson and Thompson bat
terry secured from the roster of Frank
Chance, is the only hold-out among Mo-
leys cohorts. Thompson, it seems is
making big mistake. The collegian
should go well in the Southern league
with hard and earnest effort. But he
will not walk into regular berth here
as he evidently thinks-not, though he
has seen service with the New York
Yankees. The youngster seems to have
a good wholesome appreciation of his
ability that is not calculated to produce
the best effects. Confidence Is a great
asset to any player, but an inflated opin-
ion of his value probably born of a jump
from college circles to major league camps
will not aid Thompson any in making
good in any league.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-05

nary debts in the bankruptcy of Knight.
Yancey & Co.
Middle District of Alabama: George
Stuart, trustee, vs.. c. w. Reynolds, bank
rupt petition to superintend and revise
denied; Shelby, circuit judge rendered a
concurring opinion.
Georgia. ]. NJ. Cox VS.. Atlantic Coast
Line railway, affirmed on error and cross
error.
Florida: Militia ID. Parker VS.. Order of
United Commercial Travellers affirmed.
louisiana: James Byrnes VS.. United
States; affirmed
Texas: Western Union Telegraph COM
pany VS., w. ]. Lewis, reversed; Shelby,
circuit judge, dissenting.
contract would not be binding unless
Kings business partner here agreed to
his leaving.
This, King said, his partner refused to
do. and thus the contract never became
effective.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1913-03-05

When Mobile meets Columbus here next
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1925 q ne.sto. dws.22. 80
43S + sw. Or. h. ..@.5O
64l I'd nc. Or. b. p %
63a II sw. sto. dwg. 200
1850 Pa av So. ar. b. 1880
$40 9Th sw. Or. b. 1850
341 Mclean av sw.
ar. b. sta. ..15.so
612 9th sw, 5r.s. W. 1880
COIORED.
1925 4th NV. Or, b. $500
I7G2 Fla av NV Or. b23. 30
21O r sw. 6r. h. 1880
231 I'd sw. 6r. $, W. HOO
JOB G sw. 6r.s.w. 1880
ic.. 1o4 13th st. NV.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY,
FOR SALE.

LARGE HOUSE AT CLARENDON: NEAR CARS:
gas and ami: shade 2acre garden: hot
wafer heat: $1,000. rent: house open. Mr..
LOCKWOOD. Wash. Gas on. Clarendon.
Va. Phone Ross. iIa-M.
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62J !. ne.nice home22. 81
GIG & sc, 6r.b 20. 30
43 = ne. col ten. 30. so
204 9th ne. Or. b. IS. so
New ar cot in sub. 1850
5r cot in sub. IA grid
Once rooms. 904 G. NV
,o4 q st. NV, End floor.
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FOR SALE
IMPORTANT ANNOI NCEMENT
TO CuLORED BUYERS.
CHOICE HOMES IN THE NORTHWEST.
No. 2a3S ChampIain NV. bet.
18th and 18th SITS. north OF Fla. ave.
is of of Groom and bath
houses just completed: will be finished
and open for inspection daily and sunday.
These beautifully arranged homes
all modern equipment: colonial porches;
deep yards Can be- bought on very easy
terms.
See AGENT.
who will lie ut the sample house, No.
2:;'S Champlain ave. any time
during the day.
Or for full particulars. write owner,
Box 49,, Star Office.
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1918 ROCK CREEK CHURCH ROAD-NEW
six-room and hath; very handsome; large rear
yard: rent. $3.50. KARRICk & METCALF.
1905 Eye NV.
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FOR RENT
100 7th NV. sto &
dwg -. Stu. 90
11O4 9th NV, 1Sr. 2b6O. 40
1226 18th NV. Or. b. ~. so
DDS Az sw. sto, dwg.35.OO
2l3-11 l. sw, space.
5OX1W 10. 90
36l1 10th NV. Or. b. 2S. 80
81 h nc. 11r.b. .27. so
314 Seaton ne. 6r. b. %. 80
1852 Irv NV. Sr, b. f.. %. 30
636 a So. 1r.b. %. 90
909 Sd NV. 6r.b. %. 50
1902 q ne. Orb. %. so
JOHN QUINN co. I
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An EIGHT ROOM House ~
Rhode Island ave. cor. 10Th s.. ne:
Stands N 4 lof :Jxin. price. S5.sep.
or fou- additional, lots can lac had
with this. comprising Total Of 10. ,oo
square feet. for 81. 800. terms can lie
arranged.
McLACHI.EN BANKING CORPORA
TIoN. l0th and q SITS. NV.
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FOR RENT-StOre.
I216 ~ sw.6.b.$35.5O
Sto.30O Az sw. d. 1000
81. 10th ne. Tor. ESQ
6:6 II re. Or. b. -2J.51
6l2 Eye sw. orb. .25.50
Sto, 1909 ~. sw.6r25.6o
$40 A.. sw. Or. b. 20. 81
1910 Va av sw,7.b.IS.S
1923 Ala sw,6r.h.g. 10. 80
SO 9th sw. 6r.b. 1870
334 y sw. Or. w.g.15.Jo
GOO ~ sw. 5r.b. ..;S.J
1920 9th sw Or, W, g1S. 81
312 Az sw. Jr,w. l3. 81
4I3 ii sw, Or. w.-.I5.M
cola
zoos Va nv sc. 1875
3IS u sw. sr. b. ...5.5C
449 Del av sw, ST.
" & 6 -2n.5o
627 lei av s,v .6r.wI4.T
<S1 I. sw. Or. W. .13.:T
~ G sw. Ir. W. las
90 9Th So, 5r. W. 1850
l2c NJ sw. Or. W. .1O.5a
1212 Cd sw, or. W. Is. 80
L. ii. I
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1870 NJ sw. Or. w..13.5O
III 1st sw, Tor, b.35..J0
4S7 + sw, l2r. h. IS. so
At Del av sw. Or. 10. 90
% r ne. Or. b. 300
1923 Marion nw,77.b2".5O
627 + sw. Or. b. .2O.59
IT'S y Law nw,6.b2D.3O
922E u sw. Or. b. 1880
TAI y sw. sr. h. ; 1850
1863 En'n ne. 6r. h. 1850
704 Az sw. Ar, h. IL. 30
$40 " sw. G.. w.g. 1880
:3,:3s3 n sw, 5r. W. 1880
n35ia + sw. CIV. .I5.5O
COS AZ sw. sto, 5r. 1850
T16 Fay ct sw. ar. w.S.:O
a09 ID sw, ar, W. 1850
100 Va sv sw, 4r.b16.:O
10 Va av sw, Ar. b. Il. 30
'51l2 X sw. 3r. w.12.5O
225 Va av w.6r.w14.J0
30 Parker ne, Or. .12.5D
1910 Del av sw.5. w1O.5o
;.6 X sw. or, W. $3.50
4H6ia I. sw, Or L. 80
ARKER co. nnc.I.
49, AZ st. s.w.
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OWN 4 COUNTRY PLACE.
One leads the ideal life on a fsrm-a Viz
sna farm in particular.
/ FINANCE lOE.
Splendid large and small blue grass stock
farms also DAIRY. TRUCKING AND GEN
ERAI, FARMS. Cal and talk IL over. No
obligation Is felt.
j. NJ. kINCUEI0E.
4sc Pa NV Washington II. O.
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SPLENDID oI'roi; I'll NIFTY:
10 room house IN Bethesda, Nd: fine
Porcaes On ho;h up;'er AMI hover fcors.
stable. harm aud chicken hoascs.
large gar'ls n. ais" chevy. plum. ape
pie and pcar trees. iarce and enc
rnarter acres on tho Rockville pike.
Price. $1,000. Terms can I've ar
ranged
McIAcHI.E\ BANKING; CORPORA
TioN. l0ih and q SITS. NV.
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FOR RENT
1880 Wy av.lOr. 2b$52.5o
PIP 18th nw.9r. b. $50
204 Ind av NV, Or. b36. 90
46 r ne. Sr. b. .3u.:N
1918 9th NV. .30.5o
1j22 10th NV. b. %. 20
20S 9th SO. 1r,b. .21.D
JAS. n. YORK & son.
-
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FARM OR SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
large small, in the vicinity OF
Washington, Maryland Virginia.
HcLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION,
10th and SITS. NV.
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LAS GOOD As GOLD"
NALtAEL ACREAGE
ON CONNECTICUT AvENt r EXTENDED.
AT 4 VERY REASONABLE PRICE
This magnificent propaSty he
bought Gin plots of not less than
acres nj such u low price as to insure
most substantial profits in the very
near future.
Only a portion Of the tract will be
sGd-the balsnse will be reserved BY
owners
Liberal terms II desired.
For map and price
TERRELL & LITTLE (Inc).
lab III st. INV.
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FgE RENT
.2e 1Sth IL l. So ~, 23l0 18th NV Or b. - 20
zoo Dat "a. Or. b. - 50 SO I.th re. 6r. D. 20
STA Mich ne.6r. IL 80
OFFICES.
Modern offices for rent. McLschlen building.
McLACHLES BANNING CORPORATION.
10th and G.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

BEAt TlFtL LOT IN CHEVY CHASE. II. c.
J blocks south OF circl" aud block from
Conn. ave" ears: about feet above grade
price only Zoe per 50. n. This Is b,r-
gain for home site or speculation. Address
Box !. Star office.
FOR SALE Lot. : T.. CORNER MORRISON
81. aud Broad Branch road. Chevy Chase -.
=: contains ?.lt2 81 H.; . cash. OWNER.
Box 3l9. Star office ;.
$1,000 sol ARE FEET. LOT i2sx240 TT. ON
Georgia ave. near Euclid: room for - houses:
$1,000. BOX -. Star office lD'
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and board for adults and daughter three
years old: shade. plenty of grounds. large
airy ROOM must he convenient 10 electric cars:
" snited Will remain all summer. Reply,
giving fun details. including price for the
three, Box &C. Star ufice.
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FOR SALE-ACREAGE.

4nNl. A. ABOUT MILES FROM LEk~BI Ri.
Va on new Bluemont eec. rd. and near steam
rl.: $50 per a: to quick purchaser Can at
side entrance. bet. and II in The morning,
a. phoue f.. w MCINTYRE. 2o4 4 st. NV.
aDJOIZIN1; CATHOIIC UNIVERSITY ON
Brookland ave: 16i. acres: cheap to quick
p,rcnas ser. cali phone between and II Ia
the morning. +. W. MCINTYRE, .2i st. NV.
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH PROPERTY


FOR SALE-THE CHOICEST LOTS AT NORTH
Beach. Calvert county. Md. Daily train
ice. Bus and automobile service To and from
station. Lots situated In block No 4. one
hundred and nifty feet from bay shore. Shade
trees. Lots fenced in" Size. 35x15 IT. Price.
$50 Apply 10 r.. r.. RAMEY. Real Estate
and Loans. 6l1 i4th ST NV.
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full .-room bungalow large lot. splendid
hath: modern heating electric light: cellar
under entire house: open fireplace IN living
room: large front and back porrhes fine
location: close 10 Conn ave-: price only -, so;
terms. A. b. CAMPBELL 1910 NV.
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FOR RENT-l341 CORCORAN ST.; ELEVEN
rooms; in good condition. $35 IS.
JOHN T. KNOTT. 918 st.
FOR RENT-BY L. J. MILLS. COS 9th ST. NV.
700 ne. Sr. b. $50. 90 1885 l. sw. 5r. .145O
1905 Fla ne. IL. so Gal L sw. Jr,w. 1880
Flat14 Fla nv nw19. 80 1928 4th NV; 7r.b. % 90
~ Myrtle ne 6r 90 l12O 9th, Or b. $500
Sta. 800 o NV Is. 90 1922 Kings IT NV, 4rS 40
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SUBURBAN HOME BARGAIN-NEAR MASSA
chusetts NV. in American University
Park close 10 newly chartered line. II
commodous S-rOom house, electric lights fur
mace. private water and system: well
built: fine porches: grape arbor. shade and
elevated location. etc. lot 50 feet front
Only $500. Investigate promptly. Also fine
building sites in vicinity at reasonable
prices. On Sundays phone Cleveland ~ NJ. IN
Ill pm. TAFT 4 CO..
Phone NJ. 21OS. COS l4th st. NV.
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FOR SAI4E-ON Q ST. NEAR 18th ST. NV:
fine 3-story brick residence: 10 rooms. bath
concrete cellar: lot cOx1OO: wide alley: room
for garage" only $1,000: owner lea wing city
my2Ss ROLAND C. BOOTH 700 10th St NV
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FOR EXCHANGE.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

WILL SACRIFICE : APT Hot Slss: AMI Al.
rental. >6,so each bringing mot in,om, - =,
VIII exchange To- large critic farm In
good ioraiion. BcN - STAR office
WILL EXCHANGE GROOM HOUSE LARGE
lof. l.il 4 81. -. for building lots in Mssh
ington. Address I'll. ilth nv To-
APARTMENT. NFrS ~, CLEAR 49,. sia 800
Apple farm l'Ha- Alhcmarle 60. 3ap
lr',es .;...-.- ...-...,.. 10000
Suburban residence. big TsIFrh.s. .. up,
Large residence ,Iicishtsi. rooms IL ~,
Want blue grass farm large apt dear
:. Addaes MIR. IITAS. ia.s ~
LET is EXCHANGE YOUR PROPERTY FOR
a farm. suburban. residential. business or In
come producing property. Phone NJ loss.
AFFLECk REALTY CO. 40 is.h It. NV.
FIVE ACRES FINE LAND: YOUNG FRUIT:
fne house; a.m.i: large chicken house 81.
All fenced and in nice condition. Close -
station q. +. & q. II. Exchange for city
property. price. $4,000.
W. T. McDoWFLI.. kenois bldg ilth and Z:
$780, CAN BE MADE IN SIX MONTHS 1T
you buy 10 Brightsood ave. ri ~
CENTS per foot. near in. VIII consider
change OF clear property. Box 24s. star Of
fee. Sc
THREE NICE HOUSES IN ALEXANDRIA FOR
business good suburban property: valus
about SS.Jno. ~ acres nice cottage sale 81
exchange: $1,000. store and dwelling. I asre
land So. elcc.; x6..oo. EoBT. ELLIOTT.
Real Estate Agt.. Ia :. Royal St. Alex. Va.