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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-30
lock Malone Swallows The Poppy Pill 9th Per Wilson
WILSON AND LORD
RIGHT COMBINATION
AND |. F. WINS

Especial to The Kennebec Journal)
Oldtown, July 29.-The old timers,
Harry Lord and Squanto Wilson,
composed the combination that
broke up the Maine League game
here this afternoon, putting q win
for the Worumbos OF Lisbon Falls
over Oldtown, 6 to 4. A base on
balls, sacrifice hit by Reiman gave
Worumbos the first tally. OldtowA
came back when Joe Murphy caught
one of knights shoots for one OF
the longest homers made on the
grounds this year with one man
ahead of him. Worumbos got at
Mates in the fifth for a bunch Of
hits. Knight. Reiman and Keville,
which netted three runs. Oldtown
tied up in the seventh on n couple
OF hits. In the ninth, Harry Lord
led off with single and with two
down Wilson crashed out a hard
driven home run. Oldtown got two
men on IN the ninth but knight
closed out the side with no more
damage, The score:
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Cincinnati Wins
Three Out of Five in
Series with BROOKLYN

Brooklyn. n. Y, July 2arCincin-
natl won three of five in the series
with Brooklyn by taking the last
game today II to 2. Roberts was
Knocked out Of the box in the fourth
inning by three hits for four runs. in =
Guiding Walkers homer with one on.
duncan hit homer off Doak in the
ninth with one on and Walker fol-
lowed with his second homer. Nit
chell hit homer for Brooklyn. Eddie
ROUGH, Cincinnati outhelder. left the
team today for a visit to Rochester
to have his arm treated Catcher
Ivy Wingo left the Cincinnati team
to visit his father who is danger
ously i'll al La Crosse. Georgia. Score:
Cincinnati o o O 4 . q 3 3-12-17-1
Brooklyn o 2 q O. 2-1o-2
MAYS and Sandberg; Roberts, Doak
and Taylor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-30
Hagen Wins from
Mass. Titlist in
36-HOle Match

Newton, Mass. July 29-walter
Hagen. British open golf champion,
meeting Jesse Guilford. Massachu-
sets amateur titlist and a former
national amateur champion. on his
home links IN private 36-hole match
today. won 4 up to play.
Hagen's golf was Of a fine order
and It found Guilford of the game
that he has shown recently. The
home player. ending the first Is holes
down. had reduced Hagen's mar
gin to ] UP at the 1itn. Hagen then
won the 18th and extended his lead
70 four holes at the 18th. The cards,
including the bye holes, follow:
Afternoon round:
Hagen .. So 4444 4-3e
4544 AS SIS
74-1l5
Guilford 44ts444 4--s5
s454 SIS 4 SIS
7s-1so
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-30
Should the wrists be flexible
or stiff in putting?
Answered by
BOB CRUICKSHANK

Runner up In National Open
championship, 1923, and the man
who, In 1921. defeated Hutchinson,
Sarazen, and Barnes in an invitation
tournament at st. Joseph, Mo. Run
ner up In Pittsburg tournament for
professional golfers, 1922, being de-
fcatcd only by Sarazen.
advise the flexible or slightly
flexible wrists. II one were to use
stiff wrists there is a greater pos
slbllity of the body's swaying or
moving during the swing. Flexible
wrists are more apt to allow a per-
fectly steady body than the stiff
wrists. and, furthermore. they allow
a more even and balanced swing.
Personally, 1 use a slightly f1exi-
BILE method. I rest my right elbow
lightly against the right thigh, while
the left elbow is held out slightly
towards the hole. In the backswing
] let the club go back with the left
wrist rather firmly, and allow the
right wrist to bend slightly. The
swing Is thus held low. is very well
controlled, and gives me a chance
TO hit the ball boldly and freely
Copyright, 1924. Associated Editors,
Inc.)
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SISLER ADDS 9TH HOMER WHEN
BROWNS DEFEAT RED SOx 40

st. Louis. July 2s-Davis outp!tch-
ed Murray today and the Browns de-
feated the Boston Red Sox 8 to O.
thus eevning the series. Manager
George Sisler accounted for all three
runs. Sisters homer in the fourth
inning. his ninth Of the season.
brought in Evans ahead Of him and
his sacrifice in the sixth scored Davis.
Murray allowed only hits but he
issued four passes. The Brown tally
i'll the sixth was without safety and
resulted from two walks and two sac
rifices. The score:
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Jersey City s: Toronto 0, (frst
game) Jersey City 0; Toronto !,
(second game;) q innings by agree
ment)
Newark s; Buffalo 10, (first
game:) Newark s; Buffalo Z, (sec-
ond game) (called by agreement in
9TH inning. but tie prevented.)
Reading u: Syracuse L.. (irst
game); second game called by
agreement in 9TH inning. but tie pre-
vented.
Reading ): Syracuse s.
Baltimore Q: Rochester .
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Indians Scalp Wash.
Taking 18th Game
OF Series Tune AZ

Cleveland. Ohio. July % - Joe
Shaute held Washington to six hits
today and the Indians took the 4th
game of the series 4 to .. Marberry
was driven from the box in the third
when the Indians scored three runs
on two bases on balls, a hit batsman
and two hits. The Indians filed the
bases with none out in the fifth, but
Specie retired the tribe with one
run The score:
Wash. ..... 100 0 o i 0-2-6-0
Cleveland 0 0 0 l o 0 0 x--4-7-0
Marberry, Specie and Ruel; Shaute
and Myatt.
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HARRINGTON AND
EASTERNS SPLIT
DOUBLE HEADER
Especial to kennebec JournaD

South Brewer. July 29.-The East
erns and Pennington split double
header today. the Farmers taking
the first game. G-5 and the Easterns
winning the second. Ill. White
house and Dolan had a pitchers bat
tie in the first game, the Easterns'
pitcher being liberal with passes ana
often in trouble. Hits by Har:s-
grove and Lunge started the winning
run in the 9th. The second game
was all Easterns. The Farmers
could do but little with Elmer lis
ing, the Rockland school boy, W. lie
the home hitters leaned hard and Of
ten on Stewart. Whitehouse and
Heal turned in home runs. Rising
got three hits himself. Both teams
played fast fielding games. The
score:
First Game:
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Gannetts Whale
Out Win Over
Red TrianglerS

Playing errorless ball behind Abb
son and Ellis, the Gannett baseball
team shut out the Y. NJ. c. A by a
score of 100 ct Williams Field last
evening. Allison held the boys from
the hillside to three mean bingles for
four innings and Ellis gave only one
in his turn on the mound. The Gan
nett 't>lm was strong with the will
low, Allison and Hayden both slam
ming the sphere for three sacks.
Overlook pitched a good brand of
ball for the losers but his teammates
failed miserably in their hitting and
We're ragged in fielding the ball. Will
lard Written had his eye on the
ball. cleaning two hits in as many
trips to the plate.
This game sends the publishers pu
into fifth place. Summary:
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Chicago Gets Even
Split in 4-Game
Series with Pills

Philadelphia. July 29-Chicago
made it an even split in the four game
series with Philadelphia by winning
today's game, to 3. Kaufman held
the Quakers to six blows, two of
which. however, wero home runs.
Jarrett also hit homer for the Cubs.
Score:
Chicago -. 001 o 0 3 o o $3.50
Philadelphia 0 0 0 2 l 0. 0 0, 0-3-6-1
Kaufman and Hartnctt; Ceschger,
Couch and Wilson.
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Miss COllet Wins
In First r. I. Golf

New London. Conn. July 2o-Miss
sGlenna Collect Of the Rhode Island
country Club defeated Miss Virginia
Palmer of the Shenecossett Country
Club. seven up and Eve to play in
the first match round Ct the womsn's
Invitation golf tournament at the
Club today.
Miss Sylvia Highton, Keene. y. H.,
defeated Miss II. Ellison Brse Burn
6 and 8.
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Boston Club Takes
Over ShortstOp Shay

Boston. July 29.-The Boston Ma
tionals. disrupted by Illness and in
juries, today took over Marty Shay
Of the Worcester Eastern League
team to play shortstop. The ar
rangement by which Shay came here
was said to be temporary one. but
with an opportunity for the-player
to make good and stay In the big
leagues.
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Gibbons Has Choice
of Three for Labor
.Day Scrap in Indiana

Chicago, July 23.-Gene Tunney'
American light heavyweight cham
pion. Jack Renault, Canadian heav!-
weight titlist, or Harry Greo' mid
dleweight holder. will oppose TOM
INV Gibbons. st. Paul light heavy
weight. at Michigan City. Ind. La
Dor day, according to Joe Corey.
promoter.
Cable negotiations with Gibbons
are under way, Coffey said, and def
mite arrangements may be made
within q week.
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Hagen British Open
Golf Champ, Unable
To PLAY in Canada

Boston, July 29.-Walter Hagen,
British open golf champion, will be
unable to play in the Canadian open
championship tournament next Fri
day and Saturday, he announced
here today. A previous engagement
TO play at the Greenhill Farms
Country Club, Philadelphia, where
he is to meet Max Marston, national
amateur champion, could not be
changed, he said.
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EXHIBITION PLAY
AT POLAND SPRING
THURSDAY, JULY 81

An exhibition match in golf will be
held at Poland Spring on Thursday.
July 81. The match will be played
by Walter Hagen and Joe Kirkwood
vs. A. H. Finn of Poland Spring and
F. A. Gilman OF the Augusta Coun-
try club. Thirty-siX holes win be
played. starting at 10 a. NJ. The first
is holes will be played in the fore
noon. In the afternoon at 2 o'clock
the match will be finished.
After the So holes have been play
ed. Joe kirkwood. world famous golf
trick shooter. will give an exhibition
of his work.
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RTLAND

Two base hits. Queen. Nash. Three
base hits, Wentworth. Stolen bases,
Delaney. Double plays. Fransen to
Queen to Wentworth. Left on bases
Salem 8: Portland Z. First base on
errors, Salem 3: Portland 2. Base on
balls off Daveis, Tuite. 4. Hits on
Gingrass I in innings, off Tecarr. =
in 3 Ia innings, off Tuite in l z-5
innings. Hit by pitcher by Tuite
NASH. Struck out. by Davies, ;.
G,ncrass 2. Wild pitches. Davies, :.
Losing pitcher. Gingrass. umpires'
Hassstt and Barron. Time LAS.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-30

Two baSe MS, Reiman, Silva.
Three base hit. Murphy. Home runs,
Wilson, Murphy. Bases on balls, by
knight =, by Mates 8 Struck out.
by Knight >. by Mates :. Sacrifice
hits. McQuiggan, Kevelle. Shana-
han. Double plays, +. Loud, Slower
and kirshtein. Passed balls, Muir
ply =. lmpires, Ganlcy and Flack.
Time, eos.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-30

IWO-baSe MIS-, BroAnan, LunKe,
Smith. Home runs. Whitehouse, Heal
Stolen base. Smith. Sacrifice hit. Smith
Sacrifice hy. Heal. Base on balls. off
Stewart s. Struck out, by Rising s. By
Stewart Umpires, Clark and Love.
Time 40
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-30

Three base hits, Clancy. Fitzpatrick,
Two base hits, Martin. Hill. Stolen
bases. Fitzpatrick. Struck out by
Brennan, d; by Buck,and, 8. Double
plays Brennan. Fitzpatrick. Hill: Nep-
tune and Martin. Passed ball Hig-
gins. Base on balls. off Buckland. !.
Sacrifice hits, Nacklav. Cmpires.
McDonough and Hunter. Time 125.
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Former Canadian
Champ Gets KayOed

New Orleans. July 29.-"Red" Hill
Of New Orleans knocked out Frank
Mantell, former Canadian welter-
weight champion, in the second
round of a scheduled 15-round bout
here last night.
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KREMER HOLDS BRAVES TO |
RUN WHILE PITTSBURGH Gets 8

Boston. July 29.-Kremer held
Boston to three hits today and
Pittsburgh defeated the Braves, s to
1. Boston's single run was forced
over by kremer in the third when he
gave four bases on balls. Marty
Shay. bought from Worcester. played
second for Boston. The hitting of
Cuyler and Traynor featured the
game, The score.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-30

X-Batted for Murray in eish
ST. EOIlS

Home run, Sisler. Sacrifices, SIEVE
reid, Evans and Shenks. Double
plays, Gerber, McManus and Sisler;
Wambsganss and Harris. Left on
bases. Boston 4 ST. Louis, 4. Bases
on balls. off Murray 4 Davis !,
Struck out by Workman ?; by Davis
/. Hits off Murray in innings; off
Workman in ! inning. Hit by pit
cher. by Murray (Gcrberl Umpires.
Moriarity. Rowland and Owens. Los
ing pitcher, Murray. Time 100.
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Ryan and O'Dowd
FIGHT to a Draw

Louisville. Ky, July 29.--Tim o.
nowd, OF Atlanta. Ga. 116 pounds.
and Tommie Ryan. of Buffalo. lis
pounds fought II rounds to a draw
here last night, according to news
paper decision.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-30

Cannetts $50. 4 l 2 8 0 0 do
Two base hits Written. Stolen bases,
Kinds, Carr (2), Allison. Struck
out Overlook GU. Allison 4. Hit by
pitched ball (Simmons). Base on
balls Overlook. Sacrifice hits Carr.
Umpire Burke.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Minneapolis Z: Milwaukee q (hrst
game); Minneapolis 2: Milwaukee Q
(second game).
Indianapolis 3; Columbus Z.
Louisville /: Toledo %.
ST. Paul Kansas CITY, rain.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-30

Easter03 -. 0 Q Q ; 0 y %
Two base hits Roche, Bish,
WhitehoI.e. Thre- base hits
Thorn2 Sacrifice hits stearns. Sac
rifice 3y. Heal. Bases on balls off
Dolan :: off Whttehouse 3 Struck
out by Dolan 4: ny WnitehoIsa i.
Hit by pitched pail by Whitahousc
(Stearnsl. ,Harisgrove Urpires
Clark and T.o"t. Time 2 hours.
Second game:
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/ q q o 0-S
Boston $3.50. 90 l 20 900 o.
TWO base hits Cuyler. f. Smith 9,
Carey. Three base hits Travnor
Meanwhile. Stolen base Traynor
Sacrifices Bigbee, Cuyler Double
plays Genewich to r. Smith to Nc
lnnis; Stengel to r. Smith. Left on
bases Pittsburgh 9: Boston s. Bases
on balls off Kremer 6: off Genewtch
l. Hits off Genewich IL in Z innings:
on Lucas 2 in 2. Hit by pitcher by
Genewich (Wright). Losing pitcher,
Genewich. Tmpires O'Day, Quis!ey.
Sweeney. Time 100.
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TEAM STANDING
IN MAINE LEAGUE
LEAGUE STANDING
YEsrERpAY's RESULTS

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
At Aueusta-Aususta 4; p. c. r. 1.
At Waterville-Water q; Bar
Harbor 3.
At oldtown-Lisbon Falls 6; Old
town 4.
At BreWer-Farminston 8; East
ems first .same); Easterns ~;
Pennington (seeond same).
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
ST. Louis 8; Boston o.
New York 9; Chicago 4.
Detroit a; philadelphia 3 (11 inn.).
Cleveland 4; Washington 2.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-30
EASTERN LEAGUE

Pittsfield .; Springfield II.
Bridgeport 0: Albany Z.
Worcester 2: Hartford 4.
Waterbury .: New Haven g (hrst
gameo Waterbury 4; New Haven 3;
(second gane.)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-30
YESTERDAYS SCORE
PERCENTAGE DOPE
AND GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Chicago 4; Philadelphia 8.
Pittsburgh 8; Boston I.
New York 5: ST. Louis z.
Cincinnati IL; Brooklyn 2.
ETopAY's GAMES
Cincinnati at Boston.
Chicago at Brooklyn.
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
Pittsburgh at New York.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-07-30

TODAY'S GAMES
Boston at Chicago.
New York at St. Louis.
Washington at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
Evening star., 1924-12-13
. STONE & FAIRFAX.

NEAR THE MILLION-DOI,LAR BRIDGE.
charming house delightful neighborhood 1t is located
of the popular thorougfares that link
with the picturesque suburbs. Convenient reliable line
the of comfortable bus Surrounded
homes contemporaneous quality that definitely per-
brick design Seven handsome of really lveabe and
appealing Four sleeping and complete
baths hardwood foos hotwate heat electric lights;
garage a-plenty. Price, $780, with
adjusted your satisfactory convenience
ON 10th ST. HEIGHTS.
Price, S12,5OO
r. Il. s.; I : . : n ss: e; ' e.
s. h esfsse s fSs 75 = Reasonable srI room Open fireplace Ta' heat
CORNER HOUSE.
Price, $1,000.
:;s IA: e.!s:: Az 5. | :: 4. ,::: e.
: TWO-FAMILY FLAT.
Price, SlOr75O
y 81 a' heating % % % s' s'a: Tin:
NEAR 21st AND EYE sTs
electric Z G. @ % % e % md ' bought sfs ss ':a ::
.. that % sesssss ss ao; ' every m III: p ps . ss s living bright ]
@ s s % 5 % s 49, 's. s 5 s: II
GEORGETOWN.
Price $40, 500.
~..t NEAR 14th AND N SITS
~ s:s SIS Pss :t S f. s Ss s % s
STONE & FAIRFAX.
:. .,.-
1912 New York Ave Phone Main 2424
WASHINGTON
Evening star., 1924-12-13
CHEVY CHASE.
S17 S00

This beautiful, new, colonial design, de-
tached. brick dwelling is located ON very
Conn. avenue. 1t e q combination brick and
frame dwelling Of unusually good coustruc-
ployed. Thsrs are nine rooms and two b this
Is bedrooms), hot-water heat. electric lights,
hardwood noors throughout. built-n garage.
the main points Of interest in this property
10 tho lot which 10 7ox2O0 With quite an
abundance Of hne old trees. The owner viii
consider Reasonable terms and give puf-
chaser the privilege Of selecting interior dec
orations.
Evening star., 1924-12-13
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Price, $l2,5 500. #
real bargain in . well built, three.story
bay-window brick dwelling, located On
prominent street Of the Heights, convenient
to the 14th street car line. This hone has
large rooms and bath. h..H.h., q very larre
lot and 10 Ia good repair. Can Be purchased
on extremely easy terms.
A FINE INVESTMENT
PROPERTY.
Sl1.SOO.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

This two-story brick building il located on
prominent corner in Georgetown, south Of
a prominent chain store for 1890 per month
on . three yeaB' lease. The second door
has desirable apartment rented for Ss7. 80
Per month: making tho total monthly rent
e112.6o Each tenant furnishes own heat,
electric light and gas. No expeuee to owner
nne cellar, hot.water heat. electric ughts and
is In good coalition. This 10 an excellent in
sons-yroductns property ana should material
getting other stores in this particular nsirh-
borhood.
Evening star., 1924-12-13

FOR SALE
Property Near Mass. Ave.
and 9th NV.
Two brick houses; 9 rooms.
bath; kitchen and dining room
in basement; two latrobes each.
Only $1,000 net for both. Good
investment. A bargain.
See Mr.. TEEI., with
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co.,
727 18th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1924-12-13

~ BOSS & PHELPS
REALTORS
- $885O-NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
Uuqushonah, tas .ssi.S,e and
R. :s. on ave-. ' and % Would % mai. "sa % sans % ss M p s
Immediate possession reasonable
,o5o-SOUTHEAST-Semi-De Detached.
looking real this
$1O75O-TWO-FAMILY FLAT.
for % pa. + ,.n,a
q - % ) @ % 1Ss.asa
sss.: etc ect5e lights T.oe brick s.... splendid opportunity for
$7,750-CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW.
.u. ' o % n. % .n R M IN sas.. s % from Ss ec not A M
nsa'e ps % e % e s s1. % s
IN s.:s with sided
9750-PETWORTH-MUSTB BE SOLD.
= % OF ps: ss Home r ss section &. %
s:~ roo son
tor equity 1 bargain bargain ~ ~ " ' " ~ ~
Evening Phone Service Until PM
BOSS & PHELPS
The Home Of Homes,
Main o3OO 1417 K ST. NV
WASHINGTON
Evening star., 1924-12-13
MOORE & HILL, INCORPORATED,
73O 18th St. NV.
Member Washington Real Estate Board

TRACEY PL. NEAR 24tfr ST.
A wonderful opportunity to secure 4 mod
residentiai sections Of the city. This 10 4
beautifully designed. practically new house
ing to . built-in esrsge... The house has IL
hne rooms, 8 baths, all modern improve
meats and conveniences and Ii in perfect con-
dition. Owner Will sell on very reasonable
terms.
Price, only 81, 500.
Evening star., 1924-12-13

siS.oo-slS Q 81. N.E.-io RIS.. BATH.
h..W,h., slec.
e7B.oo-21e. Phila.s ava. .tBlaie, Na.)-9 ena,
nth, h.-W.h.. e1ee.; 1-car garage
e511o-1l0e n. J. ave. rns batA. A.-W.A..
elecs s3eeping porcass.
460.So@0 CoAdule n. n.W.-7 rRo.s eaee.
@1o.oo-630 QeaAuft -. I'VE fnA. else.
THO0. D. WAL1H,
Asia 1eA IL II u NMa IN
Evening star., 1924-12-13

FOR SALE
An Excellent Downtown
Proposition. a, -.
House containing over IS
rooms. Rentals, $1,000 per year.
Low in price, making a good in
vestment property. "a
See Mr.. TEEL, with
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey CO,
III 18th St. NV. - =:
Evening star., 1924-12-13
CHEVY CHASE. DC


And snea ON" square IT. Owned @
- Price, ST., 500.
Evening star., 1924-12-13
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.


Price, $4,000. -
Evening star., 1924-12-13

FOR sALE..Two BRICK HOUSES. = of 4
and latrebe heat; situated On New Ycrk aye'
near Ath ct. NV. Selling at fessonabie price
to settle IN estate; Apply--
v. + KRDBs. AAn 0o'i''
MRS J. G.. PREIL, Rrtrx..
Anacostts, d. Q. Phone Linc. i<4aL 1Bs
Chevy Chase, d. C.-$l2, 500.
Nest attractive s-room. and bath. e-storx
detached house; h.-w.h.,- ~lee., front reSs
aAd sleepins porchss, hardwood doors, screens.
many otAer features. Terms to suit. This
one will 90 quickly.
Allan E. Walker & Co., Inc.
BIS 18th ST NV MAIN 800
Evening star., 1924-12-13

FOR SALE
DOWNTOWN PROPERTY,
Near Conn. Ave. and l. St. NV.
Values Are Increasing Rapidly.
Semi-Detached; Wide Lot.
Brick; 10 Rooms ? Baths; Elec.
1S-ft. Alley.
See Mr.. TEEL, with
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co.,
III 18th St. NV.
Evening star., 1924-12-13

> NEW BRICK HOMES
Within the shadow Of the catho-
lie University properties ana the -
6eldisn' Home Park.
Where Values Are Sure
to Grow.
Six large rooms. open Areplacss.
three p0rches, built-in sar1eea:
built and finished in q superior
OPEN AND LIGHTED UNrrr.
Pm. FOR YOUR ORITCCAL
!iNNsPEcTIoN AND coAfARI.
A0Q4lO 10th St. NE.
Brookland).
Charles M. Wailingsford,
]. A. ,Connor,
oWNDR6 AND BUILDERS.
i0e;N WeodWard Builling.
Main 2ee0.
Evening star., 1924-12-13
Consult Our Sales Department
LAMONT ST. NV.

Of
cellar under entire house. % contain,
plan; to
Price, $22,5OO
Evening star., 1924-12-13

THOMAS J. FISHER & CO, INC,
t733 18th ST. NV. Main $780,
Evening star., 1924-12-13
CHEVY CHASE. D. c

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~ ~ ~ Price, $12 500
Evening star., 1924-12-13

THOMAS J. FISHER & CO., INC.
738 18th St. NV. Main $3.50
Evening star., 1924-12-13
BRIGHTWOOD
PARKAS7.05O.

splendid home at an exceptionally low
price Is offered here. Built less than two
years, it Is Of brick construction on a
wide paved shady street, only one block
from the car line. Easy access to stores
six large rooms and tile bath. Also wide
double rear porches, both screened, hard
wood floors, h.-w.h., and elec. lights. Fine
condition. Nice yard with alley in rear
Reasonable terms.
Evening star., 1924-12-13
CLEVELAND PARK,


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OF 6oxl22 contain
-, Price, $780,
Evening star., 1924-12-13
NORTHWEST
BUNGALOW

9ZOU OdSn.
Why continue to pay your landlords bills
when you can have your own home with
this small cash payment Stucco bunga-
low of 8 large rooms and bath and all
modern improvements. Large lot with
shade trees. Practically new and in ex-
celient condition. s65 per month covers all
principal and interest. 1t will. be to your
advantage to inspect B
Evening star., 1924-12-13
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.

Tbree-story brick residence containing 8
rooms and two complete baths. Modern
improvements. Room for garage Paved
alley. Price. $12, 500 on easy terms. Lo-
Gated only one-half block of 14th ST.
Evening star., 1924-12-13
NEAR 18th AND
NEWTON CTC 60 600
NORTHEAST

4NOl\ L l-TAS Z.
Near North Capitol St.-This semi-de-
tached house stands out as a real buy
Fully 81 feet wide, contains 8 large
rooms and tile bath. H.-w.h and cleo
lights. One Of the best features is an un-
usually deep rear yard leading to a paved
alley. $1,000 cash and $75 per month.
Evening star., 1924-12-13

1912 New York Ave. Phone Main 424
WASHINGTON