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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-10
whttev sticking By Gun.


 whftey Glazner, the sorrei topped Avondale Blossom, is still holding off his signature from tho contract tendered him by Barney Dreyfuss. boss of the Pittsburg Pirates. to whom Glazner was sold by the Barons a little over a year ago. Whitey claims he is making no unreasonable demands, and intimated that he in tends to stick to his guns until Drey- fuss gives in.
 The former Baron is stiri fin Bir- mingham, but is anxious to get started he says.
 sI wrote Dreyfuss and offered o,report to Gibson at the train ing career stated (GIaxner.) q
 told Barney that undoubtedly we
 couId come to terms then. But
 the Pittsburg boss answered that
 the rule of 23 years standing. which foFbids candidates report
 ing without singing n contract.
 could not he broken now. Drey-
 fuss made me m offer, coming
 within S1,500 of my figure, but
 it was too low to he accepted.
 q have made no unreasonable de- mands on Dreyfuss, and I expect him to come to an agreement with me in short time"
 ,- Glazner is not Dreyfuss' only worry along holdout lines, for Wal ter Schmidt, first string catcher, is demanding s1O,00O per, and is de- manding it in determined fashion. According to a statement from Cali forna, where Schmidt owns consid- erable property, the Pirate backstop is not anxious to play ball this year, and states that he will not sign un- less given a three-year contract for S10,000.
 The Morrison brothers-John and Phil-who were members of the local club last season, have more than one thing in common these days. Both are members of the Pittsburg squad, both are showing up well in spring training, according to dispatches es from West Baden; both are ex- Barons, and Phil pulled himself up to equal ranking with his broth CT John by taking unto himself wife last month.
 Goat Hale, star athfete of Mfs- sissippi college for the past few seasons, Is at camp with the New
 York Giants at San Antonio. Tex.
 Hale recently signed a contract
 to coach the eleven of the Pearl River Agricultural High school
 of PoplarvilIe, Miss. next foot
 ball season
 The next thing on the youthful Ba- ronial recruits this week, aside from today's workout is the practice game with the L,ewisburg outfit at Rick wood tomorrow afternoon. It will give raiIbirds their first opportunity to size the recruits up, and a dele gation of fans will probably witness the encounter tomorrow. Everyone s invited to attend the matinee as guests of Redwood park.
 In the last issue of the Sporting News, the following contract assign ments were announced by the Na- tional association:
 By Meridian to Birmingham John Kane, infielder.
 B Birmingham to Columbia, Lu- clan Hope and Charles Bernhard.
 By Birmingham to Dallas, H. T. (Pug) Allen. outfielder.
 By Dallas to Birmingham, Claude Robertson, catcher.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-10
OLD DOLLAR BILL SEE:

 really listed whiskes From way they fleece tn innocen like Wall street should be named Wool street instead.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-10

Not Strong for Gym Work
 Moley isn't strong for the theory that gym work helps ball tosser on the days when it's too bad to get outdoors. "All the gym work in the world won't help fellow in a baseball way, unless, perhaps, he has a paunch. said Moley Thursday. Work in the gym will help get rid of that, but I know from experience that the indoor work fails to help a baseballist in the spring. There fore, when the damp, disagree able days arrive in the spring I always give the boys the word to loaf.
 Mo rain mo rest. holds good so far as nay boys are concerned. Personally, I don't believe big league managers themselves have much faith in the gym idea of training. They merely carry it out to give the youngsters some thing to do, to keep them to- gether and to discipline 'em."
 If Old Sol peeps down from the heavens today work will be re- stunned where it was left off We'd nesday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-10
FOUNDED IN 1875

The Prudential has had greater growth usefulness than life insurance company similar age the pioneer American company weekly premium policies.
 Industrial life insurance makes protection possible whose earnings small. has been the greatest forces in the upbuldng Americas strength
 q The Prudential 100000 policies force represenino more than $5,OOOOOOOOO pledged 0 paid as claims become due In 1921 S1, insurance the greatest n history.
 
 a mmand They want
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-10
ANOTHER PRUDENTIAL OFFICE
 IN BIRMINGHAM

The Prudential has opened an Industrial or weeklY-premlum office. in charge of LESTER F. JAcoeY. Superintendent. in the Chamber of Commerce Building.
 The Prudentlats Ordinary office. long established in Birmingham. is in charpe oi ARTHUR c. CRoWDER. Manager, in The Jeffsrson County Bank 6ulldin1.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-03-10

Goat Hale, star athfete- of Mfs- sissippi college for the past few seasons, Is at camp with the New York Giants at San Antonio. Tex. Hale recently signed a contract to coach the eleven of the Pearl River Agricultural High school of PoplarvilIe, Miss, next foot ball season.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-04
De INcHIRIAT
CO N v0 CAR {

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura ". II. Ardeleana &
Transilvaneana' din Alliance, y.
ConvOaca pc aceasta Gale pc tOtl
fratii membri de lua parte La
scdinta generala Gle trei luni, care
se~va tinea in ziua de 9 April
1922 in Hala Societatii de sub
nmarul 73o Ash Str. Sedinta sc
deschide la ora 1.3O pc III. Decl
sunt strict obligati toti membrl
i nu lipsi de la aceasta sedinta
Absentee nemotivate sc vor a
menda conform statutului avand
mai multe chestii de resolvat pen.
tru binele 81 inaintarea Societatii
nOastre. Totodata va fl 81 darea
de seama de trei luni trecute, ma
stunt rugati 81 acei frati Romani
care pana de prezent nu apartln
Societatii noastre sd bine voiasca
lua parte la aceasta sedinta
pentru IA Sc inscrie membru il
Societate pentru binele lui pro
priu, in speranta ca nici un mem.
bru nu va lipsi de la aceasta Sc.
dinta impOrtanta. am ramas salu.
tandu-va ell dragoste frateasca
In numele Societatii L. Il. Ard
Il Trans. seminar:
loan Labu, presedinte.
Toader Libeg, prim secretar.
(79 4 81.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-04

Socictatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura ''Plugarul Roman" din
Youngstown, Ohio prin aceasta
convocare, Convoaca pc toti men,
bril- 81 membrele de lua parte la
adunarea generala de 3 luni ce sc
va tine in ziua de 9 Aprilie 1922,
in Hala Societatii 645 Poland ave.
Sedinta Sc va deschide la orele
| 30 y. m. La ordinea zilei va ii
darea de seama Comitetului pc
trei luni trecute 81 totodata find
mai multe chestii importante pen
tru bunul mers al Societatii in
general toti membrii 81 membrele
sunt rugati de lua parte la
aceasta adunarc. Absentii memo
.tivati vor fl pedepsiti conform
Statutului toti membri noui sunt
.rugati de liza parte 81 pune
juramantul cerut 81 toti aceia
frati romani din loc 81 doresc de
a deveni membri la Societatea
'Plugarul Roman sunt rugati
de a lua parte la aceasta sedinta
81 vor fl primiti ell cea mai mare
placere.
In speranta ca toti membri 81
membrele eat 81 toti fratii Romani
vor lua la cunoStinta. am ramas
|salutandu-va i'm numcle Societatii
"Plugarul Roman" din Youngs
town. Ohio.
Emil Ramba, presedinte.
Leon Seucea, secretar.
(79-6I.
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.lUrmare).

Cand auzit mama de purtarea
d-nci Brown in timpul procesului
81 de declaratiunile d-soarei Ru-
hens 81 a d-nei Brown dupa ver-
@;etul juratilor, s'a mirat foarte
mult. Zicea ca nu Sc astepta ca
Margareta sd fie o astfel de fe-
nleie, 81 impartasea 81 ca parerea
tslsei Ana 81 . d-soarei Julieta ca
d-na Brown fost autoarea mo-
gsls 4 hotiei ii restul de bani
Aupt h ca.
Dupa &c d-soara Julieta pre-
ylst mamei toate sOcotelile, i'm
fjank eu cheltuielile voiajului,
a aflat cs afari de Oaorerul pc
s " trebpi y dea msma sdvc.
alui. 400 dolAri dupx ideia
~ spcsr6a ! ~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-04
coNvocARE

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura 'Albina' din New
Castle, Pa. Convoaca pc toti
membri ei de lua parte la Sc
dinta generala, lunara care sc va
tinea in ziua de 9 April a. c. Sc.
dinta sc va deschide la Orele
2 p. M. Toti fratii membri sunt
rugati a nu lipsi de la aceasta
sedinta caci pc langa darile de
seama de pc luna Martie 81 veri-
ficarea ProcesuIui Verbal din tre.
cut vom avea puncte importante
spre discutie pentru care sc cere
majoritatea membrilor. La cetirea
, listei functionarilor 81 membri-
lor cei absent fara scuze sunt
pedepsiti conform Statutului.
Deci in speranta ca toti fratii
membri sc vor interesa pentru
demersul Societatii 81 de putea
rezolva ce avem Important, sunt
rugati a Fl present. la orele sus
mentionate.
Seminar i'm numcle Socetatii
'Albina" 1920 st. jefferson Str.
J Theodor Barza, prcscdinte.
Toma Axente, prim secretar.
(79-SO)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-04

''Primeste sarutarile mele sin.
cere. Sarut pc Dora 81 pc Nick.
Margareta Brown"
Mama q cetit de dOua ori scri-
soarea, odata pentru ca 81 doua
CARA talmacind-o d-yoarei Julieta
ii dina Dupon.
D-soara Dupon Sc mira foarte
multi de lcuprinsul scrisoarei. III
ce8 ca ca nu crede in vorbe)e
Margaretei.. ca din tot &c vazut
ca putut constata cd cele ,scrise
de tusa Ana au fost adevarate, 81
char credinta advocatului MANI
era Cd restul banilor .trebue Sd fie
Ia dina Brown 81 ca, char daca
ma fost autoarea moraM q falsu-
rilor si al fnrturilor, 9, stiut 81 4
consimtit de IA ilbeeput u ele.
Mama Sc indoia. zicea Cd Mar.
garcia i-a fost una din cele maj
sincere .prietene. ca . stiut multe
din tsineIeei ii n'a divulgat IA
|aimcni il ia f5cut servicii mari
zicea "a nu crede ca daca Marga.
~
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DIN CARNETUL UNUI
COPIL FARA MAMA
mas sulna de 18S, ,527 30 dolari.
dc: e. r. PASCU .

mas suma de 18S, ,527 30 dOlari.
Mama fost foarte multumita,
zicand ca daca tusa Ana nu de-
nunta cazul 81 nu lua lucrurile din
scurt 81 fara veste nu sc alegea Gu
mimic, fiindca talharii ar ii scos 81
bani din banca 81 n'ayea ce sa
mai ia de Ia ei.
10 Aprilie 1909.
Mama s'a mai indreptat Ia fata,
,dar doctorii nici acuma no lasS
,sa umble pc picioare.
Fri a PRINT D scrisoare de Ia
tuss Ana in care ii multumea pen.
'tru buna yointa mamei. Ii scria Cd
= obtinut divortul 81 barbat-sl
ajuns rAu, . devenit nn betiv ordi.
nAr si si-a perdut urma din 90.
|lumbas.
M lntreba s1nd erceul s1sx
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-04

lunara care va Fl in 8 April 1922
la orcle l 30 p IN. prompt in Hala
Societatii. La ordinea zilei vor Il
mai multe puncte de resolvat
printre care va fl 81 raportul dt
'pe 3 luni trecutc. Absentee ne
'motivate vor Fl pedepsite conform
Statutelor.
In numele Societatii Vulturu
din Homestead, Pa.
loan Mustatia, presedinte.
s. varga, secretar.
(79-S1). g.,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-04

|Zicea ca mama sa n'aiba nici 0
grije de casa 81 de mobila, ca sunt
toate in buna stare. Despre dina
Brown spunea ca a cerut divOrt 81
face pc doamna mare.
5 Maiu 1909.
Mama umbla bine pc picioare
81 zice ca nu simte nici durere
la picior dar nu are destula pu-
[tere in el.
Doctorul zice cd din cauza ca
nu la intrebuintat un- timp atat
de indelungat, dar cu timpul 0 sa
revie puterea. A sfatuit-o sd faca
plimbari scurte 81 sd Sc. fereasca
| de saritufi 81 oboseli.
/ Mama vorbeste franceza asa de
bine cd nimeni nu crede c4 nu-i
franceza. 81 eu vorbesc, dar nu
| asa de bine ca es si Dora nici ea
mine.
Eri mama i scris tasei ANA "a
mn crede ca vom merge II curind
(aeasa q y mai marit lesfa II seei
dolari pc luna, xisfndu-i = ingri
jeasca bine si a. grsdiux ii ~
ltrilnesta cont p1ptfu ~ u ehel
ltnialx ~,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-04

|dinei. A TRIMS 81 advocatului un
Gee de doua mil de dolari ca
onorar pentru seryiciile lui in pro-
.cesul Gu d-soara RLbens 81 d-nul
Brown.
Iunie 1909.
I Fri a PRINT mama scrisoare
din Paris de Ia dana Brown, in
care zicea:
|. Draga Sofio.
'Am sosit de alalt4efi in Paris
I-assa, vad orasui 'n,inunilor, d.
care se vorbea atat desmult, u moi
! os"Stiu Cd am efost ponegriti
f;nsintea to de Ana d Il crezut q
crezi inca ca am fost a,nestecats
in furtul care s'a col N - psgnbs
ia. Regret cd din car reeidentu
lui pc care l'ai sufeiil n'ai putu'
s4 vii IN perseans L sSlumbqs Il
sk-t dovedesc sx eu "A afl1t es
Ipre fFaudele . carei victim1 y
lfost numai dupks Gkeisn, cans
am aflat 81 faptul clS Ssk = cazu
Il - s s = Axgz ~s = .z z ~. ~.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-04

mine, dupa cum am f0st ac1zata
81 sc presupune de unii. De exis-
tenta sumei Gle optzeci Si trei de
mil dolari depusi pc cele doua
libele pc numele lui Jack 81 al
meu am aflat nuihai dupa zee am
fost arestata si interogata de JUS
title. Nu ti-am scris pana acum in
cauza fiindca stieam ca esti boil
nava 81 n am volt sd tie incomodez.
Auzind ca teal facut mai bine am
VENT Ia Paris ca sa-mi satisfac
curiositatea Gu bani economisiti
de mine din menajul easel 81 Gu
ihtehtia sa-ti scriu 81 daca con.
simti isa te pun il current de tot
&c gtiu in cauza,. ca sd te con.
[vingi Cd Gu 81 astazi sunt prietena
|ta cea mai sincera.
In caz Cd consimti, vino ime.
dat Ia Paris, Rue Noche 654, unde
llocuiesc intro. camera mobilata
Credinta mea este "a prin . ae'
ltiune comma 81 energica ii inttd
hi in posesiunea restului de ban
~ n 80. - u. ~ Y II - J. VI
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Stunt rugati toti abonentli
nostri q observa urm&toarele
reguli la trimiterea pentru
schimbare de adres&.
/. Sa sc scrie adresa veche
unde ia mers ziarul 81 address,
unde s'a mutat.
2. La fiecare persoan4 81
se alature marci de Sc. 81 -
caute "a nj se dea nunele strs
del 81 al orasului correct.
= Cine nu observx aceste re-
gull in zadar asteapt& sx se
schimbe sdresa Cd nu % poate
Administratia
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Calatoria sprs Patrie AvutuI 81 basajsIs asisurate
banca hi |. Herr, 249 ". 34th St., New York
DIRECT A sCHMBARE
CO. N Y vocAR {

Socictatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura "Printul Carol al Ro-
maniei'' din Zelienople, Pa. pc
aceasta Gale Convoaca pc toti
membri sal din loc 81 din jur de
lua parte la sedinta generala de
trei luni, care va avea loo in 9
| Aprilie 1922. Sedinta Sc va des-
chide din partea preSedintelui la
orele 2 p. m. Credem ca fiestecare
membru apartinator acestei Socie-
tati Isl va cunoaste chemarea 81
va fl prezent de a vedea tot bunul
mers acestei Societati.
In numele Societatii ''Printul
Carol al Romaniei" din Zelieno
iple, Pa.
loan !. Luca, presedinte.
Zaharie Galatan, prim secretar
| (78 - 80).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-04
CoNCURs

Parochia gr.-ort. Romano 'Sf.
George" din Detroit, Mich. pc
accasta cale publica Concurs pen
tru postul de Prcot Paroch &c a
dcvcnit vancant sca data zilei de
l Aprilie 1922 Domnii prcoti ce
doresc a ocllpa acest post, sunt
rugati a trimite cererile sau a Sc
presenta N .perpana cel mai tfg.
ziu pana ii 30 Aprilie 1s32HEA9-
rile primite dupa aceasta data nu
Sc vor mai lua in Considerare. Sc
cere ca d-nii Preoti sa alba scte
de la Consistorul din Patria vechc.
Cererile lie yeti trimitc la adresa
1909 Theodore Str. Detroit, Mich.
Prescdinte nis kuntean.
(79-82).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-04

rerea mamei 81 zicea Cd nu strica
o incercare sd sc convinga de
adevar.
Dupa discutie de peste un ceas
'cand in cele din urma 81 d-yUara
Julieta aderat la ideile mamei
81 ale d-nei Dupon, nlama s'a ho-
tarit Cd va merge Ii Paris, 81 a
TRIMS telegrama in care anunta
ca va pleca mane.
Mann rugat "a ma ia 81 pc
mine, sd ne urcam in Turnul Eifcl
in tinnpul zilei. S'a rugat 81 Dora,
dar MA volt. Zicea Cd o sd mer-
gem alta data. In cele din urma
.s'a resgandit 81 mia dis soptind:
''Pe tine tie iau ca al fost Gu
minte, dar Dora trebue 81 steA
,acasa.s
2s Iunis 1909.
Aseara am sosit ac4sS, fnsotit&
de D-soara Julieta.
I'll u - u. "a. sSssc NJ ss 3s
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-04-04

Societatea Romano de Ajutor
81 Cultura 'Vulturul'' din Home
stead. Pa. Convoaca pc toti mem.
bri sal lua parte la sedinta
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DACA VREI

So nu intinzi mana Ia coltul
stradelor in caz cand al ramas
Gra o mana sau un picior in.
Ettie-te intro societate din
0niunea S. r. A.
The Washington times., 1922-04-22
HARTUNGOFF
REPORTS HEAVY
/. PROPERTY SALE
Garland Apartments, in North
east Section, Figure in
Exchange Deal.

The office OF William X. Hartung
reports great demand for proper,
ties of all classes.
The hotel at BraddOck Heights,
Md, figures in exchange for the Gar.
land apartments, 1913 a street
northeast the sum of $1O7, SOC be.
ing involved in this transaction
The sale of twelve business and
residential properties are as follows:
1886 Webster street northwest, sold
for Charles L. Wire. Inc. to q. w.
lfefferon. This house contains eight
large rooms, two baths, front and
doubleNrear porches, sun parlor, two.
car brick garagel The construction
~ brick and the property is semi-dc-
tached.
241S Pennsylvania avenue north.
west. sold for Joseph Dugan TO S. S.
Montgomery. A green stone front
residence of nine rooms and bath.
Thoroughly modern.
149 Rhode Island avenue north
east, for Bertha NJ. Barber to c. III.
Muller. A corner colonial style brEclS
residence of six large rooms and
hath, located on a triangular lot
having a splendid frontage on both
Rhode Island avenue and V streets
northeast.
1900 Ninth street northwest, sold
for Humphrey and Davis to !. l..
Simon. A delightful corner dwelling
Just completed containing six rooms
and bath, large lot and porches front
and rear.
1900 Fourteenth street northwest,
sold for w. r. Schumacher to s. j.
Hehberger. A valuable corner prop
erty of eight rooms and bath. To be
remodelled into drug store on first
floor and apartments above.
1886 Columbia road northwest. sold
for III. w. Smith to II. b. Truman. a
brick residence of ten rooms and
baths. Purchased for home.
1925 Park avenue northwest sold
for NJ. 4. Robinson ct al to F. w.
Knight. A beautiful detached semi
bungalow style home just off from
Sixteenth street, located in Sixteenth
Street Highlands subdivision. Con.
tains seven charming rooms ana
bath.
III New York avenue northwest,
The Washington times., 1922-04-22
Cost of Living Has
Dropped in Is
Cities
By Unlversal sertIce.

The cost of living took
tail-spin in twenty-eight repre-
sentative cities from June,
1920, to March, 1922, and the
decrease has been steady
throughout that period.
The Bureau of Labor Stats
tics has prepared an honor
roll, listing the cities in which
a dollar will put more into
market basket today than when
the period Of comparison be-
gan.
The roIl-call follows:
Baltimore, Boston, Buffalo,
Chicago, Cincinnati, Cleveland,
Denver. Detroit, Houston, In
dianapolis, Jacksonville, Kan
sas City, Mo-, Los Angeles,
Memphis, Minneapolis, Mobile,
New Orleans, New York, Nor
folk, Pittsburgh, Portland, Me-,
Portland, Ore, Richmond, st.
Louis, Savannah, Scranton,
Seattle, Washington, d. c.
The decrease between June,
1920, and March, 1922, in these
cities ranged from 14.5 per
cent in Los Angeles to 26 per
cent in Detroit, and from De-
cember, 1921, to March, 1922,
the range was from pa per
cent in Seattle to SO per cent
in Kansas City, Mo.
The Washington times., 1922-04-22
$4,000

And your present rent will build
ou a 4 or broom bungalow.
The Washington times., 1922-04-22

sold for NJ. p. Truman to Max Kan.
ber This is three-story brick
dwelling of eight rooms and bath.
Purchased for home.
20 r. street northwest, sold for Al.
fred l.. Baker TO +. A. Doyle. Mod,
ern ,eight-room and bath bay window
brick residence.
72S Ninth street northeast, brick,
six-room and bath home. SOFA for
l.. NJ Rossignol TO Gertrude +.
Curran. This property is improved
by hot water heat and electric lights
and is nicely located, convenient to
cars and markets.
322S-323O on Eleventh street nofl,.
west, sold for Clarence PARSLEY TO Al.
fred Bucole. Two one-story stores To-
Gated near Eleventh and Lamont.
To be improved by purchaser, one
to be occupied as shoe shop and the
other rented.
The Washington times., 1922-04-22

Mr.. Wallace has sales at Atlanta,
Ca. Prisceton, NJ j.; IIalilaA
Nova Scotia. and Belair, Md, ard
has opened an ottico at 332 Wool
ward Building. his home office being
in Wilmington. n. c., for the last
twelve years
The Washington times., 1922-04-22
For Law Enforcement,

Stricter Interpretation of the ma
tion's laws was asked by Senator
Frank B. Kellogg, speaking before
the Minnesota State Society in the
Cosmos Club last night. Enter
tainment was furnished by the
O'Connor Players and by Ralph w.
Tucker, singer,
The Washington times., 1922-04-22
oHIoANS SCRATCH HEADS
OVER PUPILS QUESTION

BRTDGEPORT. Ohio. Apri! Ia
One local school pupil question ID
twenty citizens here before he
learned that Clarence Brown, OF
Blanchester, is Lieutenant-GovernOr
OF Ohio.
Pupils had been asked TO make
up a list of State. county, city
and township officials.
The Washington times., 1922-04-22

There were 100 acres in the tract,
and the remaining thirty acres win
be subdivided and sold in smaller
lots in about two weeks
Mr.. Wallace says he did not offer
the thirty acres owing to the inclem.
ent weather.
The Washington times., 1922-04-22

sold for a total of slightly over
100000. the purchasers being Mrs.
Grace l.. Brown. George N. Saegmui-
Ter. John l.. Saegmuller George A.
Leissler, Emil Horn, N. II, Rice G.
II. McCrillis. Mrs. Arthur Stengerl.
j. r. Lackey, Ruby Lee Minor.
The Washington times., 1922-04-22
COUNTRY CLUB ESTATES
DlSPoSES OF 10 ACRES

The sale Of Country Club Estates,
by oliver T. Wallace. auctioneer, on
Tuesday. was we'll attended, N spite
Of the rain. and seventy acres were
The Washington times., 1922-04-22

trained.
essary to pass through the living
rooms to reach the upper tloof
One of the features of the upper
floor is a bed chamber l6 feet oy 1871
feet. This room has adjoining II
complete tiled bath and shower. Four
additional bed chambers, each com
modious, light, with delightful view,
and conveniently arranged bath, and
large closet space, complete the
second floor features.
The immense attic is floored and
ia readily available for three addi-
tional rooms and hath.
Garage Built in Cellar.
4 concrete cellar extends under
the entire house and has large built
i'm garage hot water heating plant
instantaneous hot water heater,
lundry, servants toilet and other
features.
The house is lighted by electricity,
and i'm every room there are numer-
Gus wall taps for lamps and appli-
ances. French windows throughout
the house contribute an attractive
touch. Decoration is in keeping with
the high character of the establish
ment.
During the forthcoming week the
sample house will be completely
furnished by the well-known Local
furniture concern of w. B. Moses
and Sons. II is regretted that IL is
impossible TO have the house furnish
ed for its initial presentation. Pur.
chasers will find inspection Of ;hc
furnished house a real pleasure. EN-
perts of the Moses Company are now
engaged I'm selecting the furniture,
the hangings and other furnishings
that will make this house UNIQUE
among those offered for sale in Chevy
Chase.
The lot on which the house stands
has a frontage of l45 feet on Thirty.
ninth street and seventy feet on
Jocelyn street. The other pouses
are located on lots seventy fe"t Or
over wide and more than 200 feet
deep.
The architect has been most sue
cessful in his effort TO make each
one individual in design. both as 10
exterior and interior.
with the large houses ranging in
price according to location and con
struCtion, and the bungalows In
close by location with considerable
range in prices, Allan l.. Walker auS
Company expect 10 interest a large
number of buyers i'm the increasingly
popular Chevy Chase territory.
Both operations are on the heights
OF Chevy Chase, one of the highest
points in the District OF Columbia.