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Evening star., 1923-07-25

Petworth will do battle with the
District Ffremen tomorrow at 4:30
o'clock at the American League Park
sunday 1t will invade Union League
Park to clash with the Mohawks.
Mohnwks are dendlOcked with the
Shamrocks for second place in Sec
tion b of the unlimited division, as
result of their victory over the
Park View tossers. to o. Lefty
Winegarten, on the mound for the
Indians. allowed but four singles.
Charles was back in the fray with
the Mohawks and collected three sing
les and walk in four times at bat.
Tom Bruffy hurled one Of the best
games of the season when he enabled
the w. F; Roberts nine to defeat the
Union Printers, to /, in section A
of the unlimited division. He was
nicked for only a pair of hits and
struck out seven.
AurOrns lost their first game in the
midget division when they failed to
solve the slants of Cifala, Of the Cor
inthians. The score was to 2. Ci-
fala famed twelve and allowed but
two singles. The winners garnered
fifteen hits OF which Clark, Baker and
Cross each got three.
Four games were postponed in the
city sandlot series yesterday on ac-
count of the rain.
Evening star., 1923-07-25
OLD-TIMERS TO PLAY.
IN SANDLOT Benefit

CLEVELAND, July 25.-A base
. hall game between oId-time play
ers of the American and National
leagues and sandlotterx who were
I'm the game years nEo will fea-
ture n program for the benefit of
the city sandlOt base ball medical
protective fund here Sunday.
The fund goes toward paying the
expenses of Cleveland amateurs i'm
jured ON the local sandlots.
Prominent veteran major leaguers
who will participate includes
Cy Young, Chief thinner, Nick
Altr0ck. Bill Bradley. Larry
TwftchelI. Bunk Congalt0n, NnpO-
leon LatOie, Elmer Flick. Earl
Moore, Fred Catch. Terry Turner,
Charlie Smith and Jack Graney.
Evening star., 1923-07-25
FIRP0 TO FIGHT COWLER
IN ST. LOUIS AUGUST 6

ST. LOUIS, Mo, July 25-Luis An
gel Ffrpo of Argentine, challenger of
Jack Dempsey. world heavywe eht
boxing champion. has been matched
TO meet Tom Cowler of London. Eng
land in a ten-round, no-decision bout
here August s.
The announcement stated that ar
rangements had been made with Tex
Rickard. New York boxing promoter,
with whom Firpo has contract, to
stage the bout, which will be held
in an open arena.
Evening star., 1923-07-25
SEVEN HOME RUNS In SIX
+ PARKS COOSE'S MARK NOW
Age Triumphs Over Youth in First Boston Engage
ment, Quinn Yielding But Three Hits, While
Red Sox Pound Mitchell and Sedgewick
BY JOHN B. KELLER.

y OSTON July 25When Goose Gosn waloped Jack
yesterday the seventh inning of the Fenway
- his total of
number of League fields which he
beginning 1928 only
to
credited his Club
three to Goin, Stanley Harris Oswald
Buge Peckinpaugh Wade Bushn,au
battcd Memo Lebod joining Nationals and Pat
Charity, each
landing
cIear the of the bjp scoreboar
Evening star., 1923-07-25
CAUGHT ON THE FLY.

PeckinpauEh probably robbed Flag
stead of a hit in the third inning when
he went back to the grass to slap
down the latter's bounder and made
a short throw to Hargrave just in
time to retire Picinich coming up
from second base. Flagstead more
than likely would have beaten a
heave to first.
P.cfnich, former National. with two
doubles and brace of singles had a
perfect day at bat. His first hit was
a fiuke, though. He popped a high
fly back of the pitchers box and when
both Evans and 'Ruei attempted "a
catch the ball fell safe. Val con-
tinued running toward second base
and made it when Ruel threw wildly
past Peck.
With Quinn at hat in the Red sox'
middle station as the result of a
douD.e. attempted to pilfer third.
RucIs throw for a retirement reach
ed Eargrave just as the. runner
started his slide.
Umpire Evans caused Head Umpire
Hiidehrand to change decision
against Quinn: A strike had been
called on the latter because the ar
bitter behind the plate believed Jack
had swung at the pitch, a wide one.
An appeal to Evans, following a Red
Sox protest. brought from Billy the
answer. Positively no." A couple of
protests on similar decisions regis
tered later by Bush were ignored by
Hildebrand.
joe Harris wns fortunate to get a
triple with his slam in the fifth in
ming. The ball was travelling to-
ward right field, with Rice in posi-
tlon for stop that would have given
'the batter but a single, when it
struck a rough spot and bounded
over Sans head to the stands.
Evening star., 1923-07-25

One mark that stands out as close
to impregnable is Babe Ruths record
of ifty-nine home runs, established
in 1921. Despite the reputed live
illness of the ball, Ruth as we'll as his
rival sluggers this season are well
behind the record.
Cy Williams of the Phillies, who
looms as Ruth's chief rival for home
runs this season, equaled a modern
major league record early in the sea
son when he laced out three homers
In single game.
Other noteworthy feats recorded so
far include: Six hits in six times at
bat by Jacques Fournier of Brooklyn,
passing of 1000 mark in consecutively
played games by Everett Scott,
Yankee shortstop; fifteen batsmen
struck out by Dazzy Vance of Brook
lyn in game with the Giants.
twenty-eight scoreless innings pitch
ed by Coveleskie of Cleveland.
Walter Johnson, Washington pitcher,
added his name to the list this week
when he passed the 5000 mark III
strike-outs.
Evening star., 1923-07-25
TIGERS TAKE TWO.
CAT CHICAGo.)
/-nor rA~r

Totals 30 81 90 Totals. 80 ct Z
sBatted for. Schalh In eighth.
tBatted for Blankenship in eighth.
Detroit Detroit, ...-o oS -
Runs-Heilmann, veach, Riguey, Bassler.
Blankenship. Error-Rigney. Two-bsse hits
-Rigney. Bassler. Three-base hit-Rigney.
Home run-Heilmaln. Stolen base-Veach.
F.lk to schalk; Risney to Haney to Blue (2l;
Bassler to Jones. Left on basss[DetToit 9;
6; Of Piilette, /: off Lyons. Q. Struck out
By Blankenship. 4: by Pillette. 8. Hits-of
Biankenship, s in 8 innings; off Lyons. none
in / inning. Wild pitch-Blankenship. Losing
pitcher-Blankenship. Umpires-Messrs Di.
neen. ormsby and Rowland Time of game
hour a-d 80 minutes.
Evening star., 1923-07-25
PETWORTH AIMS TO CALL
HALT ON DICTIONARIES

n ETWORTH ATHLETIC CLUB the American nine
day highly important battle of the unlimited
division of the andtot title wia
Central stadium The Legonnare
tories and they today will anglehod on the
outside He will face another
lowers lookin for to the trick ndax - -
Evening star., 1923-07-25
BUMPER CROP OF RECORDS
APPEARS DUE THIS SEASON
Cobb, Alexander, Cy Williams, Fournier Scott
Vance, Coveleskie and johnson Already Have
Contributed Notable Achievements.
By the Associated Press.

Asocat Press
EW YORK, July 2Maor league ball
another bumper achievements
first three months of the campaign be taken criterion
Among variety of brilliant performances
far this have been written games annals:
by Hans Wagner
hftyone without
home game
scoring, when Cleveland overwhelmed
Evening star., 1923-07-25
SPLIT TWO BATTLES.
Totals. 81 sam Totals. 80 . 81 Is

fBatted fer 0'Neill In ninth inning.
Cleveland. Q Q ! 81
Runs-Brower, ,Tobin. williams McManus
Error-Seweu. Two-baSe hits-Tobin. Van
Glider. Home runs-Brower, Tobtn NcManus.
Sohiiebner. Gerber and Schliebner; Van Glider,
Gerber and Schlebner: williams. Collins Nc
Manus and Collins Left on bases-cleveiand
off Van Glider. 6 Struck out--By Boone. 8;
by Van Glider. 2. Hit by pitchsr-By Van
Glider twambyl. Umrires-Messrs. Connolly
and Owens. Time of game-l hour and "A
minutes.
Evening star., 1923-07-25
YANKS, 9; MACKS. 2
II PHIIADEIYYYA., &,

s~tals.. 81 IL ~ l2 Totals. go 8 d Is
sBatted for Smith In ninth.
dated for Rommel in eighth.
fsii.detDSi..'... 3 -
A.ns-witt (2l, Dusan co, Ruth, Pipp.
Smith sehanE, Mays, Matthew'S, Dykes. Er.
Dykes. Sacrifces-Rommel (2l. Mays. Dou.
bic piay;-Msys Iunassistedl; Dykes to Gallo
New York. 81 Philadelphia. :. Bases oa balls
s-oH Asy., z; OF Rommel: 8; ok wslberT. ].
mol, in . innings. OF walberS, 3 in /. Les
ing. QitcAsr-Rommsl- Umpi.ss-Nassrs. Naltip
and Ioriarty. Tims u Ssms-I tsus aHd y
Evening star., 1923-07-25
CUBANs PUNISH BOXER.

HAVANA, Cuba. July 25.-The
Cuban boxing commission has susI
pended Nobby Joe Cans for one year
and assessed fine of $50 for his
poor showing in his fight with Archie
walker
Evening star., 1923-07-25
(SECOND GkME.)

estss's esissRo :::::::s :::::: ! . S
Runs-Haney, Blue az, Heilmsnn t2.
veach, woodan. Cobb Hooper Rl; E. Collins
Naaush. Thrre-hass hits-Cobb, Heiimann.
Stolen bases-Haney. Jones. Woodall Sscri-
noes-Rigney. Hsilmsnn. Mapnsh t2. E. Col
lins veach, Mcclellan Double plsv-Bluo to
Rieney I, Blue. Left on bases-Detroit. 7;
Chicago S. Bases on balls-of Robertsc1, 8:
oh Holloway, 8; OF Cole. l. Struck out-9y
W. Collins. /; by Robertson, 2; by Cole. l.
H;ts-of W. Collins. in l inning; e of Hol;
Cole. 2 in innings; off Thurston. in 3
innings; off Robertson, 4 in 6 innings. Win
ming pitcher-Cole. Losing pitcher-Robert.
SON Umpires-Messrs. Ormsby. Rowland and
pineen. Time Of game hours and 2 miautes.
Evening star., 1923-07-25
MALONE WHIPS DoWNEY.

COLUMBUS. Ohio, July 25.-Jock
Malone. st. Paul middleweight won
the judges decision over Anthony
Downey, Columbus, in twelve
round bout last night
Evening star., 1923-07-25
TOO MUCH QUINN.

fBatted for Sedgewick In ninth inning.
tran for Charity in ninth inning.
Wsshinsson. Tns.hh GSeSS Az "a
Two-base hits-Gh.rrity. Picinich (2), Nc.
MILAN. Three-base hits-Burns, ]. Harris.
Home run--Goslin: Stolen base-McMillau.
sacrifoes-6. Harris, Shanks. Double plays
to Peokinpsush to Evans; Flasstead to Burns.
Left on bases-Washington ton, q; Boston, Z.
/: off Quinn. O.. Struck out-By sedgwick, l; |;
by Quinn, !. Hits-of Mitchell. 8 in 3ss in
nings; of sedxewick, In ~ innings. Losing
brand. Holmes and Evans. Time of same-1
hour and 20 minutes.
Evening star., 1923-07-25
TIP FOR FISHERMEN.

HARPERS FERRY. W. Va, July
25-The Potomac river was clear
and Shenandoah slightly cloudy this
morning.
Evening star., 1923-07-25
(sECoND GAME.)

Totals. IS 80 13 Totals. IS 8 80 IL
'Rsn for Seyoreid in seventh inning.
Cleveland. o o o o o o o o o 1-3
S.. Louis. 0 o o o 0 o o %
Runs-Jamieson. Myatt. Edwards, Tobin.
Williams. Two-base hit-Speaker. Home runs
-Tobin. Jameson, Myatt. Stolen base-Jscob-
son. sacrifce-Ezzell. Left on bases-Cleve.
land. s: ST. Louis. IL. Bases on balls-of
Edwards. s; of Kolp. O.. Struck out-By Ed
wards. 10; by Koip, !. Umpires-Messrs.
Owens and Connolly. Time Of game-l hour
and 80 minutes.
Evening star., 1923-07-25
sn Circuit C2om Auer Shuto Unusual Feats Plentiful
SANDLOT SERIES
UNLIMITED DIVISION.
(SECTTON Al

(SEC4ION A.
Today's gxme-fetworth vs. American Le-
glen, Central Stadium 6:15 O'Clock.
Yesterdays result-Robsrts, 8; Printers, ].
Evening star., 1923-07-25
CTlNnTNf
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

Macon. 6; Columbia, !.
Greenville. 2; Augusta. o.
Spartanburg, IL: Charlotte, ..
Evening star., 1923-07-25
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
All games postponed; rain.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
No games scheduled.

The Beet Cigars Are
Packed in Wooden Boxes.-Advertise-
ment.
Evening star., 1923-07-25
(SECTION I'D

(SECTION I'D
Today's same-BoIling Field vs. Dominican
Lyceum, Washington barracks, b:16 O'Clock.
Yesterdays result-Mohawks, o; Park View,
Evening star., 1923-07-25
STANDING,

(SECTION CD
Todays game--o' 'Donnells VS.. Milan, 18th
ana O streets northeast, Sis o'clock.
o (forfeit).
Evening star., 1923-07-25

MIDGET DIVISION.
(SECTIoN Al
Todays game-Peerless vs.. Linworth. Union
station plaza, 6:15 o'clock.
Yesterdays result-Corinthian, z; Aurora, 3.
Evening star., 1923-12-03

1890 POTOMAC AVE. Sc: sIX-RM. BRICK
house: ami: newly papered. Inquire 1891
Lanier place, Apt. - Phone Adams 221. 90
VICINITY LINCOLN PaRk-a-RoOM AND
hath: h.-w.h.: tine cellar Inquire 81. l4:h
Evening star., 1923-12-03

bungalow bath. furnace heat. so foot lot, ga
Ews B1s Soo ias
HAVING LOCATED IN CALIFORNIA. I AN
anxious to dispose OF my holding IN the east
and oner 4s acres located on improved high.
way about miles northwest of the white
His. cai't' a''s" 'Eo . "hhS Beverly
sRnoM HOUSE, Electricity. PoRCHEs
lInlf acre. block from ears: s.. 800: terms: 4
room iinga,"w. r"rc!irs electricity. furnace,
lsrs" lot. 81 500: 3-rooni baneslow. rorcl-s
s,I,,r s,,Iir. sitE. grilar' SEQ: t"tns r.
4 HOME TO Re PROUD or. n;.NGALow
'TP" nearby Nd. rooms bnti: Ia. w II. ::
siec lars. lot; cellar under entire house:
dining room. Kitchen. brea kfast aicove and
sun parldr: md roor. large bedrooms and
bath For a QUICK buy; price, $3.50: $50
Ireland. Franklin sos.
RENTERS, ATTENTION: NEW BUNGALOW.
rooms and bath. near District line; furnace
per month Csii Mr. Dubois. franklin SOS.
ABOUT ACRES OF LAND.
Io;HooM RESIDENCE. BATH. H:,W:H.
PRICED RIGHT FOR IMMEDIATE SALE.
L. W. GRooMES, 1915 ST.
CORNER-ON sth sT N.W-ovER 5000
square feet in md commercial zone; good for
hlling station. warehouse laundry, garage.
all. $500.
THE EXCHANGE.
$50 Louisiana ave. NV. Main 1899. A.
NEAR KENlIWORTH-Sl00 DOWa And
s35 monthly buys 6-room bungalow snd one
se;e garden land garage and chicken house.
c; F. wARING COMPANY; INC.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Phone Ken. Is.
W. J. UMsTEAD. kensington. Nd. 10'
Cherrydale Bungalow.
Four rooms and bath; dining sleove: elec-
tric.ty and gas: good wnter and sewer system; :;
large lot: high elevation. Small cash payment,
balance ike rent
L. {. MACPHERSON.
.34 18th ST.
fhon. Main 4,.9 or Clarendon oS7 evenings.
MOUNT RAIyIERh. ND.
New bungalow home. rooms, with bath
and ami; fireplace: hardwood hoors and
trim h.-w.h.; laundry tubs. Large lot.
Near ears. Price very reasonable, on easy
PERRY BOSWELL.
Phone Hvatts. 81. NJ: Rainier Nd
Va. Terms. Mr. PLANK Main 1895 ..
WOODBRIDGE. d. c.
s-room bungalow. ami. $3.50. $500 cash
and $50 n month.
5-room bungalow. AMI. = blocks Of r. I.
ave-: 5000 $500 cash and S15 a month.
Very attractive. new groom bungalow. N. 4.
s. $50. $500 cash and kS5 a month.
6--oom house, ami: garage: hot-water heat.
Ss. 100. 81 900 cash. SO q month.
Broom. new bungalow: ami. $3.50. $500
cash. $40 a month.
Fl. c. MAYNOR & CO..
o3IS L Ave NE Telephone v 7hiS
Evening star., 1923-12-03
SALE--FARMS.

BUELL. FARM AGENCY. HERSDoN- FAR
fax county. Va. Once, Herndon Hotel. Phone
IS. Ss
Evening star., 1923-12-03
sALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

BETHESDA, MD.-QUIcK SALE, sROoM
bungalow. bath. furnace heat. 80 foot lot, ga
r.Ee; good condition: price, $500: terms.
Evening star., 1923-12-03
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
COntinue1.

VACANT AND IN WONDERFUL CoNDI-
tion: $50 9Th st. se.-S T: 4 b. brick: fur.
spect,on. Jos, i. HERBERT q song. 5i5
East Capitol st.
WILL SELL MY BEAUTITUL BUNGALOW
cash and and halsnce T $50 pc, r. month: located on
i,Ezs lot IN Mount bn. bGs from s'Ssfs sef
minutes from city; unusually nice neigbbor-
hood. Phone Main 5S'a. Room :Ii, s2l 18th
NEAR .o,h AND kHUDr SLAM AVE-.
.e.--Cnusuany attractive sroom heuse.
s.m.l.. Including four lots with iarEe froa,-
Of to .s y good 1hns. aeh
I eHciusi1e " ;a.5.. Ger Tie < ' 81. - ''
house. : spts.. .+parate sntrsnc-s all mod
ern improvements large lot. trees and 2-:ar
saEi1 s, hsS-a be Ta1 to b sprrestd es Act
new home: rooms. tile bath: gas. el.e.
h.-w.h.: screened poGrhes. Price, ss,a30
Cash. owners equity 1910 sth st. NV. A.
FOR SALE. RENT OR ExcHANGE-isrC CON
ctrner. unusual opportunity. UNION REALTY
CoRPN.. 1910 G st. NV. Main SAB:
1870 y ST N.w.-l0-RO0M BRICK: srLEN.
Pc; R4ss. EVELYN CRANE 1872 st NV, fF..l
SEMI A BEAUTIFUL SEC
tion OF the upper northwest: an attractive
home OF rooms. bath: lot-water heat. e!ec-
tric.ty; plenty OF for garages: priced
for quick sale with easy cash payment: in
vest!gste this at once John Quinn Co., Inc..
1o4 18th st. NV. Main 4S5.
RANDOLPH PLACE N.w.-a-SrORY BRICK:
u large looms and BATH cellar under entire
lousr: furnace heat: laundry tubs: house in
excellent condition. Price. s.. 900. Suh,tsh
t'al down payment and reasonable monthly
payments. Cali Mr.. Tie. FRANKLIN sss.
MUST SELL MY PRACTICALLY NEW colo
nisl 6room brick house at s!5 Farrsgr St:
modern in every detail: dep yard 20 alley
Price. $3.50: easy terms. Franklin :4tl.
after ) pm.
MADISON ST HOME OK TERMS OF SIS
month; modern. hfick. rooms and bath; in
clos~d sleeping porch; doIbie brick garage.
toi. 95T9.
NoRTHEAsr-PRICE ONLY 81. 500; TERMS:
q rooms snd bath: gas and electricity room
for garaae. Address Box lJt-k, Star once.
No agents.
MUST BE SOLD-NORTH CAPITOL ST.
bay-wiud0w brick; q large rooms. reception
halt. large attic: newly parared ard painted ::
house in excellent condition. Address Box
ok. Star ONCE. No agents.
PARk vIEW-PRICE AND TERMS RIGHT :;
rooms and bath; ami: colonial cement
front porch. double back porcAes "-csr garage
70 paved alley: house newly decorated inside
snd OFT hui!t-fn ice box stationary tub asd
1avatory in basement Address Box 1l2-k.
Star ONCE. No agents.
Evening star., 1923-12-03
WANTED TO RENT-H0UsEs.

wANTED-TEN OR ELEVEN ROOM HOUSE
in NV, completely furnished. State terms.
John LADNER, 1874 18th at. NV.
FIVE OR SIX ROOMS WITH BATH AND
modern Improvements by family Of three
adults. House must be clean and IN white
section, location optional II other conditions
agreeable. Might arrange for purchase In
time. Give full particulars. Address Rox
.,a4H Star office. 5s
Evening star., 1923-12-03
FOR sALE--HoUsEs.
Conttn ned
,harnling Cottages

and. bungalows
msnT nop s,s1,,, To1,, he sbl. to spprec,atc the
little Hom.s Hns..ng S,,T, qualities Of the. DANDY
sonai inspection of them and sren their
ins,,,po hss points for yourself. Consider the
3llO-3128 Newton St. NE.
oosr OFF RHODE ISLAND AvESUE.y
900 to $3.50.
,EasI TERMS MAY BE ARRANGED
Murphy vail beds which will he ont On
,ne way during the daytime and practical.
sdd smother room TO your home.
4, , and 6 Rooms.
,Ihey are wholly detached and are COM
tis,s rteisiy ,nd ddaulpped With all Of the essen
far toward making Home.
,,s snts,y a,n Plumbing and hot.watcr heat
open Tor inspection every day and eve
IVA TAXI ride s.ss sa. saIns f. al 18Th ana streets
HARRY A. KITE,
uncorporstedl
1914 K. St. Phone Main 4S4o.
Homes In Chevy Chase, D. c.
trsctive and located in the choicest and
most select section OF beautiful chew
Chase. They are Homes you viii entov
plete. NO"
sif modern rooms conveniently f.
ranged for utmost comfort and ease of
housekeeping
38Ol-582e Window Street
tcHErY CHASE, y. c.
Rehnements OF finish and convenient.
that will Instantly appeal, Hot-water
heating. plant. sanitary plumbing. etc
Front. hack and sleeping porches. There
are several different types OF architecture
from which to make your choice.
Come and see them at your early con
yenfence-dsy or erening-our Mr. Haril
ton will he found IN the local otice 44ni
Ssth street-or phone him, Cleveland 1903
for special appointment.
Take Chevy Chase cars 10 Albemsrls
st, walk west 10 3sth street--to the cor
ner OF Window street.
S1O.5OO to S1l,25O.
MOST CONVENIENT TERMS
Evening star., 1923-12-03
FOR SALE-L0TS.

BEAUTIFUL LOTS AND VILLA SITES ON
18th ss:: 18Th & ;t: ana bl,Eden ave; at prices
owner. Main s874 or Adems ESQ
BEAUTIFUL LOTS soUTHEAs1; PRRTTI.
est townsite In d. c.; $3.50 each: $40 down and
36 per month. Address RoI 1873 B, Star once.
CORNER LOT 50Ilo0: EXCELLENT LOCA-
ton. Apply sS,s 18th st. MI Rainier. Nd.
CHEVY CHASE LOTS FOR SALE-HAvINC,
moved 20 Csiforns ] wish to dispose OF my
holdings in wsshington at a sacrifice. Write
for particulars. GEORGE $. EEES. Beser.y
RUY HER A LoT N FOx,l.- HEIGHTS.
Wiv not buy you- wife int in this DIS
TRIcT or COLUMBIA sUBrRR: Yon cnn
secure lot for rs low as $3.50 that has 1
DRIVE OUT VIA NJ ST. take the CHAIN
BRIDGE. GLEN ECHO OR CABIN JOHN
BRIDGE CAR and get Of, os at 44th
1884, and we will call for you in our machine
and drive you to the property.
THE BEST LOCATED SEC
ond commercial ground in the
northwest; suitable for dyeing
and cleaning establishment,
laundry or any other business
permitted. The price is right
for quick sale.
WeE located lots in the northwest and
southeast Zoned for row houses. These prop
critics are a grade and are well located
in each case. IN 4 rapidly improving section.
Morris Cafritz Company. Inc,
915 18th St. Main Oh.
SALE-FARMS.
BUELL. FARM AGENCY. HERSDON, rAIR-
IS. S'
Evening star., 1923-12-03
TAKOMA. PARK.

$3.50.
well constructed detached hom.
situated on q lot containing about a.
acre OF ground and located within 3
squares Of the junction Of the 18th ST.
ears, stores. etc. 1t contains s roors.
bath, cleo. lights. excellent hot-air
heating plant and hhs recently been
redecorated There are A number of
fruit trees. grapevines and garage
Terms. $500 cash, With easy montRIy
payments. -.
Hedges & Middleton, Inc.
= Realtors..
1894 n. Street N Franklin s50s.
Near Wardman Park Hotel
New" modern. up-to-date Groom homes
completely appointed; hot-water heat: eiee.
tricfty; wide house; deep lot to pared alley.
Priced unusually low for this section. Ia
7HE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO.. aI4 n. :. AYE.
Evening star., 1923-12-03
FOR sALE-H0UsEs.
CAAffA~sA
Colored Homeseekers.

Colored Homeseekers.
Look at These Homes
for home and there aren't any better
homes than these we have inst completed
COLUMBIA ROAD
fBetween Georgia ave. and Sherman ave,
They are bra aDd-new and located in
very choice neghborhood- d-modernly con
stsuc'ed and finished, With many features
not usually found. Be sure 10 come over.
Sample Home.
Io3 Columbia Road NV.
Six rooms, bath: front and hack
poIehes bard wood floors: hot-wstet heat.
Open for inspection day and evening.
Reasonable Prices.
-- 3. B. PINN,
.owNER's REPRESENTATIVES,.
/l2 Kenyon St. NV.
PHONE COL. 5sl7.
FOR COLORED
bath, i.tToe. heat: price. a.so; can ss
bought on easy te,ms.
,7,s < st. GEO " Lis1'Ss; Main ss..-.,
FOR SALE-COLORED.
Several excellent homes To-
Gated best northwest section, 6
to 9 rooms. Prices, $3.50 to
$3.50. Terms very easy. For
full information see
B. B. PINN,
Col. 58l7. 7l2 Kenyon St. NV.
INVESTMENT PROPRRTI--A sUBsTAI-
tisi Groom and bath br!ck with modern heat
ing plant and large cellar: this house is in
excellent condition and faces 4 large govern
nent park: now rented TO q steady tenant for
SIS II month; price. s4.T50: would ike at lea st
$3.50: balance 20 suit purchaser.
T.. A. GARyfY tOvnerl
s04 Continental Trust Bldg
10Th and X ST. wv. Main a73G
Evening star., 1923-12-03
OFFICES AND STUDIOS

PHYSICIANS OFFICE. LABORATORY AND
reception hall; all improvements; centrally To-
Gated northwest. Franklin 20l9. 8s
FINE, LARGE OFFICE ROOM ON SECOND
door Of the building 18th and sts; rent
reasonable. PERCY II. RUSSELL CO.. .e20
18th st. NV.
FOURTH FLOOR OF SO lsik-I7E5o; $50
per mo. -'--
R1LTTC BLDG. RE166KzBfD RENT. CsIi
L I-uiou RealtY Corn i41Q q .xt- ~. n ;44lk
Evening star., 1923-12-03
A Home You'll Like

A home lou III Like
in a Splendid Neighborhood-
These exceptionally desirable homes
Mass. Ave. & 10th Street Sc.
They are real Kite Homes and all that
Notwithstanding that could be built
into them TO add to the enjoymsnt Of
many unusual features that are not found
elsewhere.
h,atinr-sfront and hack porches-gas and
electrical hxtuYes-sanitary kitchen.
..',-,7:' = =. =, 1888 Mass. Ave, . :. :
- rs THE SAMPLE HOME.
The second door 10 DO planned, that il
msy be-converted into a separate apart
ment II, so desired. a. - -. ~
Exceptionally Low Prices.
-. EASY TERMS.
Il. HARRY A. KITE,
'(fneotporatedl
Sl4K St. Phone Main 1916.
Evening star., 1923-12-03

VACANT AND IN WONDERFUL CoNDI-
tiOn $50 9Th st. s.e.-8 T. 4 b. BRICK fur.
heat, with dry cellar. and large yard running
back 70 a 30-ft. alley. Call ONCE for In
spection. JOS A. HERBERT SONs, 5I5
L'.sy lanifoi st
Evening star., 1923-12-03

MODERN NEW FIyE-RoOM BUNGALOW,
i,esr Takoma Park. directly on 18th -. Takoms
line: all modern Improvements, polished
hoors. fireplace. full sized basement: large.
light rooms gas range and pipeless furnace.
N75 per month. Apply 5l9 Union Trust bldg.