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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-17
HOFFMAN WINS sKArE

sA5ANAC LAKE, N. r., Feb. 16.- Charles German of St. John, N. B., won the 4a0-yard dash in the national anna teur speed skating championship, in S6 S-5 seconds, a new worlds record, fin the fifth event of the championships being contested here.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-17
MANY GOLFERS I
 NOT TO PLAY

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 1e.-seven of the worlds bets professional golfers will not enter the American national open tournament in June because 1t con- flicts with the British open meet, which they regard as the most important. !
 This announcement is made here by
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-02-17
CVRs rEavYr r0P c.,.

CUHH LEAVE FOR CAMP
 CHICAGO, Feb. 16.-The first squad or the Chicago Nationals, led by Man to their training camp at Catalina Is- land. where their workouts will begin after their arrival next noon.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-07
ITALIANS WIN AND LOSE.
Olympic Tennis Team Divides Days
 Matches With Germnns.

Rome, May 1.-The Italian olym- pic tennis team won and lost matches in tn. final days play Of the interna- ,ional tournament with Germany yesterday
 Clemsnte sersenti of Rome aon 2 closely contested match from linhl ef the German team, while the Countess Gianuuzzi was ontplsyed by Frau Ne- paeh and lost 10 0.
 In the four days cf play fourteen matches have been contested, the Itai- isns winning four of them,
New Britain herald., 1924-05-07

Fo0te Is Victor Over
 HOIlingWOOd in Match

Foote won six out of ten frames from Hollingwood in the state bowling match game at the Casino alleys last night. He averaged 105.S for total pinfall of s4s against 105.4 and 949 for his opponent. The scores:
 Hollingwood-1o9, 9a, sa, 104, 9S, Ill, 125, 106, 109.
 Foote'S 12e, 95, 101, 9s, liS, ss, III, 1e0.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-07
FACTORY DAMAGED.

Tbomaston. Conn. May 7s-The storehouse Of the Thomssten Knife company and it's contents were de- stroyed by fire shortly after 1 o'clock yesterday afternoon. For q time the flames threatened the Main plant. Firenen fought the flames with water pumped from the Naueatuck river. The damage is estimated st sppfoxi- matetv ss.00a. The cause Of the fire is uuknnw7
New Britain herald., 1924-05-07
HEADING HITTgRs
American
LEONARD WANTS FIGHT

New York, May 7.-Johnny Leon- ard, Allentown, Pa., featherveight and cohqueror of Carl Duane, yester- day posted q forfeit fee Of s'.5oo with the state athletic commission to bind title match with Johnny Dundee. featherweight champion. This is the first formal challenge received from Dundee's feathsrveisht crown.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-07
lContinued from Preceding Page)

TOtRIs - T
 x-Rattcd for Zahnser in srd.
 xx-Ratted for Mc6irew in sth.
 xxx-Batted for Richbourg in Eth.
 Washington ............loe leO o@o- 4 Boston .................so o02 oss-lf
 Two base hits Rice. Judge, Clark, J. Collins 2; Lee: stolen bases. s. Harris, Pro- thro. Fiagstcsd: sacrifices, Rice. Fuhr. Wamby double plays Rue to s. Harris; Richbours 10 Ruei to Judge to $. Harris to Judge to Ruel: Lee to Wamhy to J. liar rjs; left on base. Washington :; Boston $: base on balls. Zallnser j: Narberry B. Me Grew .; I'uhr 5: struck out. by Marserry l: McGrew l: Fuhr $: hits off Zahniser in il: Msrherry F in si-5; McGrev 1 in s-3: hit by pitcher. by Fuhr tGoslin); Marberry Of'lark) losing pitcher. Zahniser; umpires. Nalliu and Evans: time $40.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-07
Sf. Inuix {. Cleveland i

Cleveland, May 7.--St. Louis cNened the series yesterday. defeating Clere- land 10 4. Danforth kept the In- dians' hits scattered except in the fifth and ninth innings in each of which they punched three hits, in- cluding two doubles. triple and Suam's homer for their runs. Sisler scored in the first when he and Me- Manus worked double steal. The eeore:
New Britain herald., 1924-05-07
Detroit s. Chicago 1

Chicago. May ,.---irimely hitting by Detroit enabled them 10 come from behind. ofertske Chicago and win their second straight game of the series, ( to1 Heiimarn's homer com ing with a man on. gave Detroit inc lead in ths sixth and his sacrifice fly 4 gain putting his team in front after chicago had tied the count. The
New Britain herald., 1924-05-07
TEN CaLIFRoNIANs COMING.
Coach Christie Names Track Team for
 Intercollegiate Meet,

Cambridge, Mass. May 7.-The University of California will rely on ten men in it's attempt 10 gain a fourth successive intercollegiate track and field championship at the Harv- ard Stadium. May 30 and 3l, accord ing 10 word received from Coach Wal ter Christie of the Berkeley athletes. He states in letter to A. C. Bickford, Harvard manager of the meet. that the athletes who will come East are Captain William Naufeldt, Paul Bor- on, Jack Witte. Lauren Upson, A. A. Jensen, A. M. Becker, Verne Dodson. Glenn Dodson r. II. Barber and R. .. Francis.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-07

Totals ab ~ b
 H-Ratted for shaute ia sth.
 sz--Ran for Ehle in tth.
 rsz-Bstted for Morton in Eth
 .s.z-T,sn for Gardner in sth. SC. Louis .,....,,.,......,clo oNi oI-I cleveland ,..........,...pQo es0 oe.--f
 Tuo hass hits Ellerbs. ses ereid. psn- forth. samma. Williams, Jacobson, slsisr, Ia sewell, three hsse hits Rurnsi home runs, summa; stolen bases, slsler, McManus tsb; sacrifices, Eilerhe. Gerber; double play LuiSke. Fewster and Burns; left on bases s,. Louis s. cleveland G. bases on baiis. of shaute :; Dsnforth, 2. strusk out hy shaute 2: Morton |: Danfcfth l. hits or sheuts i3 in s innings; or Morton in r. wild pitch Merton; ioslrr pitcher, shsuiei umpire., Holmes and ovsn,i time Of game, hourt
New Britain herald., 1924-05-07
syHacrsE WINS IN THE iiTH
Takes .ame From Newark, ( to .,
 With { Out in Final Inning

Syracuse, N. Y, May T.--syracuse defeated Newark yesterday in ar ei.yenth-in struggle by a ( 10 ! score. silvss' home rnn was fear 'turs Of the conits1,
New Britain herald., 1924-05-07
...... A ls 16 q 10 :
 I,,,,isx siIn

Earned runs-st, Louis s, Louisville !. Two-base hits--I.atham. o'Neill, Foutz. Heeker Collins. Thrce-base hits--oNeill. Kerins. Home run. - oNeill. First on balis---off Carnthers 2. Hecker i. Hit by piteher--Rrown- ing. Struck out--By carnthers l.. Passed ball--Bushong. Umpire - Valentine. Time, . hours,
New Britain herald., 1924-05-07
Tnins

IWo bHhs IIITt' Ifo"TFI' FI.ITHIHHH' Nutt. ly, Faik; three base hits. MsHush: henss russ. sehaik. Heiinshn; stolen bssss Cei- tir.: sacrifices, shesig. Hsiluiaun Bassisr. double ris.s. Risnty 10 Pratt to BiBs: Archdeacon ta Shseiy: Pratt 10 Blue; shesiy to Coilirs: left on hsss,, Detroit $; Chicago (: kss. on halls. of Lrors I: off s,onsr i; struck sut hy s.sns 1: by steHsr q. umpires. orInsh.. HildsbraHS and Nori- srity; time s.oS.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-07

Tomorrow's score: The game in which Paul Hines was alleged 10 have made the first unassisted triple play.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-07
The Standing

Games Today New York at Philadelphia. Cincinnati at St. Louis. Boston at Brooklyn. Chicago at Pittsburgh.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-07
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesfer,lay's Results

Yesterdays Results Toronto :. Baltimore tle innings) Reading s, Rochester 0. syracuse 6. Newark 5. Buffalo :. Jersey City 6 tist game, Buffalo $, Jersey City (end same)
New Britain herald., 1924-05-07
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results New York 8, Philadelphia :. Detroit 6, Chicago 4. Boston lI. Washington 1. St. Louis |. Cleveland {.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-07
The Standing
l'olay's Games

To,lay's Games Worcester at Hartford. Now Haven at Waterbury. Albany at Bridgeport. pittsfeld at Springfield.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-07
The Standing
T0lay's Games

Phila dclphia at New York. Detroit at Chicago.
 St. Louis at Cleveland. Washington at Boston.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-07
EASTERN LEAGUE
Yester,Iay'S Results.

TUStNfUuV v EsNs"Fs0' Worcester II, Hartford tlo in- ningsl.
 Waterbury s, New Haven 1. Albany &, Bridgeport 3. Springfield :. pittsneld :.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-07

cut 00Nn 10 put udii 0 seihS " the Reds-and old Brooklyn IS in third place.
 Cy Williams got his fourth and .,fth four bsggers yesterday and Ford of Philadelphia also hit for the cir- cult of the offerings of Weyland bean, the s65,00o beauty who started ike a flash and now seems to justify hat term.
 Kremer, a Pacific coast recruit on tIle Pirate team. had the Cubs stand-N ins on their heads yesterday when he held them 10 two lonely bingles and passed but one. Two more rook- ics also featured. CuyIer got triple, double and single and Wright got two i'inglcs.
 Zach Wheat shows not the ravages of time. He now leads the National league batters. His homer with two an yesterday won for his team.
 The Boston Braves flashed some pretty fielding yesterday. a quartet or double plays being the main thing.
 Harry Heilman's homer yesterday vas his fifth of the season.
 The Red Soy are not to be sneezed at just at present. They have won six straight and in so doing have riled up ss hits for a total of ss runs. Not so bad.
 Sisler again flashed to the fore yes- ,erday when he scored by working double steal with McManus.
 The Columbia Reds of Kensinston are willing to play any team. ages If 10 16 years. John Rcindl, Isnsdon Court, Kensington, phone S4s-l5 any evening between s and [.
 Meriden High school clashes with x. B. II. S. here this afternoon.
 The Corbin Red Sox will so 10 Meri- den Sunday to take on the National Guard team, the Silver City's State league entry.
 Trinity's baseball team meets Clark University in Hartford this afternoon. Fred Teller bowls Anderson at Rogers alleys tonight.
 The Yale polo team defeated Penn. Military school S to { yesterday.
 
 Wesleyan won its sixth straight diamond victory yesterday in beating Bowdoin ia.
 otBrien Of Hartford defeated Fill Tato of Waterbury s 10 in a state league bowling match last night.
 Gibbons tipped the beam at s3 ycs- terday when he started active training for Carpenter.
 Anybody desiring an all around player, or at least one who is willing 10 essay any position, may apply to George Lawson, son of the former local star. George thought he was all set for the Ed Miller team in etcriden hut now that management announces there will he no team and all or Georges workouts were for naught.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-07
Baseball Review
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yestertjay's Results

AtChooS AtNeuieS Philadelphia 5, New York 1. Pittsburgh ?, Chicago c. Brooklyn 3. Boston O. Cincinnati-St. Louis train).
New Britain herald., 1924-05-07
The Standing
Toiay's Games

Baltimore at Toronto. Reading st Rochester. Jersey City at Buffalo. Newark at Syracuse.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-07
F0dhb .(nulQ
 of this dale
TIP o'NEH RUINS THE PARTY

Tip u'Neill made Guy Hccker's life miserable on May :. 1887, Guy breezed along in compa rative safety until the seventh when Tip slammed enc over the fence at time when the bases were full. That day Tip hit for a total of 1 bases. The score:
 St, Louis
New Britain herald., 1924-05-07

One of the sensational youngsters of the new baseball season Tn the sjors Is Earl whitshiil of the De- troIt Tigers. e native Of Cedar Rap ids, Is.. who came ID 10 the Cobb- men last fsli from ths Southern As- sociation. whtehiil has started au- spicioutly Nfih brilliant wins over Cleveland srd si. Louis.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-07

Kremer, a Pacific coast recruit on the Pirate team. had the Cubs stand-N ine on their heads yesterday when he held them 10 two lonely bingles and passed but one. Two more rook- ies also featured. CuyIer got triple, double and single and Wright got two i.inglcs.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-07

Cy Williams got his fourth and ..fth four bsggers yesterday and Ford of Philadelphia also hit for the cir cult of the offerings of Weyland Dean, the ss5,0oo beauty who started ike a flash and now seems to justify hat term.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-07

Zach Wheat shows not the ravages of time. He now leads the National league batters. His homer with two an yesterday won for his team.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-07

The Boston Braves flashed some pretty fielding yesterday. a quartet or double plays being the main thing.
New Britain herald., 1924-05-07
Spe akin g
 of Sports

The lead Of the Giants has been cut down to but half a game over the Reds-and old Brooklyn IS In third place.
Evening star., 1924-11-27
WANTED TO BUY-APTS.

WANTED-sMALI. DOWNTOWN APART
ment for sale. We have 4 customer for a
centrally located apartment suitable for con-
version into hotel; must be within walking
distance Of Thomas Circle. Phone or write
our Mr.. Barrow, Main 9Os
II. r. HOWENSTEIN Co.
1911 II st. NV
Evening star., 1924-11-27
A GOING APPLE ORCHARD
nnV-T nnn

4 NUINIT APPTE ORI HARD.
ABOUT 5000 TREES
II years old (many yarieties) valued by ex-
perts at $40 per tree: o15 acres of land: build
ings including packing house with equipment
complete. normal crop would be 10 600 to
&C. 600 barrels of apples in a season: marketed
5000 barrels this season. which was IN Off sea-
Owned by business man who is a non
resident and unable to give proper attention to
same. Would trade at about actual cost of
deal where the right property were offered
Present incumbrance S., 600
Other properties considered as part payment
for any Of above. Brokers' cooperation in
vited.
MOORE & HILL, INC,
730 18th st, NV
Evening star., 1924-11-27
SALE--APARTMENT HOUSES.

$4,000 EQUITY. NEW. MODERN. FIRE
3 rooms and bath each: Murphy beds and re-
frigerators reduced rentals: nicely financed:
perfect condition: half of equity required in
monthly payments: will consider clear prop
erty OWNER, Adams 1882 before 10 or
after O. o1s
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RENT-WAREHOUSES
WANTED-OFFICES.
FOR R-SALE-STORES

SMALL FURNISHED OFFICE. DOWNTOWN;
STATE PRICE AND LOCATION. ADDRESS
BON Gle. STAR OFFICE.
Evening star., 1924-11-27

A FINE HOME IN ANACosTIA FOR SOME
one desiring 4 place that will quickly pay
for itself. Excellent site for poultry raising
and gardening. Owner earned 81, 200 last
year during spare time. Six rooms and bath,
water, gas, kitchen range, garage, chicken
houses that will accommodate 600 chickens;
about 400 chickens to 60 with property.
There are fruit trees and grare arbor on
land: consists Of lots 80 by $50 feet. lots
front and 2 lots rear; rear lots face street |;
q bargain at SO, 600; very good terms. Small
cash payment. For detailed Information call
or write J. T. Cant, Pollard Realty Co., 54S
Florida ave. North 1857.
Evening star., 1924-11-27

FOR SAI.E-WE HAVE TWO VERY FINE
will build to suit purchaser; no other stores
near; very large and growing neighborhood.
We will build large number Of houses in
the same locations. Phone Main 90s. Mr..
Barrow.
II. II. HOwENSTEIN CO.,
Evening star., 1924-11-27
S1lO.OO0

$780,
A six-story building in the business section
recently remodeled for business and bachelor
apartments or two and three rooms and bath
each; rentals over $1,000 annually. win sd
just incumbrance for fair amount A rare
opportunity to acquire such a located property
that will yield good return and wait for big
future value. 80
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A SELECTED LIST OF HOMES NOW FOR

In Excellent Condition Throughout
Home of Six Large Rooms and Bath
u Located half
lot to
An Extraordinary Home Offer
Chevy Chase, Facing Country Club
faturp
A Six-Room Modern Home
In Park View for 5000.
xxoodsu sand
in
"
Four-Bedroom Home
in Mt. P1easant-A Bargain.
feet With
4 home usn il you arente " ~ " ~ ~
Practically New Home for Sale
Owner Leaving the City.
n
and
. SHANNON & LUCHS,, INC,
713 18th ST. NV. Main 2345.
Evening star., 1924-11-27

$50. 900.
ATTRACTIVE NEW BUSINESS BUILDING
Near 18th and SITS
Main floor 22xSO feet vacant: other nortions
of building now rented for business and apart-
nents. First trust, $40. 600; SO interest.
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erS nnn

. Northwest business property. Leased i've
years at 81 200 per year. First trust. 81 500:
go interest.
Evening star., 1924-11-27

wooDLEY PLACE NV.
2-story brick, corner house, 8 rooms. 2
baths, reception hall, breakfast porch.
sleeping porch. b. h.-w.h.; hardwood floors,
z in garage. Can be bought reasonable.
Terms
THE J. W. HOLLOWAY CO.,
1110 st. NV. Franklin S9S.
THE UTMOST IN SERVICE AND ECONOMY.
NV. BUNGALOW.
Two blocks to 14th st. car line.
$500. $500 cash. $65 monthly.
5 rooms and bath; fireplace; modern heat
ing plant; gas and electricity; lot, 50x125;
TERRELL & LITTLE, mo,
1908 18th st. NV. Main 32S5.
EYNni0Gn 1hnna TEaue. iD3 - IA 20G21 =
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FOR EXCHANGE

STORE AND s-ROoM HOUSE, AMI, AT
station IN a new open sub-div.. $12 900 value !:
wants or more investment houses; will as
sumo lst trust; builders take notice. Address
Box 334-B. Star office oas
Evening star., 1924-11-27

100000
FIRST TRUST. $4,000. SO
RENTAL. $125OO PER YEAR
corner located in the northwest onpo.ite
a million-dollar estate. and In a location where
apartments are restricted for the future: 3
and rooms and bath; every room an outside
one.
Evening star., 1924-11-27
FOR sALE-H0UsEs.
FOR sALE-HousEs.

STONE & FAIRFAX
ON COLUMBIA ROAD, JUST OFF 14th ST
PRICE, $13,5OO
a
NEAR 18th AND SPRING ROAD.
PRICE, $1,000.
NEAR 10Th AND R SITS.
PRICE, $1,000.
NEAR 18th AND WYOMING AVE
In eneo Of n rnnet
ion vacant
one reasn " "'- ~
DOWNTOWN
PRICE, $780,
andG to q the nrs
meia in
STONE & FAIRFAX,
"OverTh Years. Of Rea srvie.
1912 New York Ave. Phone Main 2424.
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$500. .OOO
FIRST TRUST, $S7. 500 YEARS &C.
RENTAL, $24 900 PER YEAR.
Attractive new apartment house excep-
tionally well located on Washington Heights
west OF Columbia road-5 stories; lot 60xi2lI "a
It; u apartments of 8, 4 and rooms and
bath; unusual construction and finish; eleva-
tor; heated by oil; all modern appliances: in
etc.
Evening star., 1924-11-27

NoRTHEAsT-DANDYN NEW GROOM BRICK
a:m.i.. built-in garage. se.e5o; $500 cash and
Girard st. n.w.-1o rooms. ami. h.-w.h
Northeast~S new 4-room bungalows, ami.
hardwood floors. s4.25o: $500 cash; 81
month.
Homes Fors Rent.
H. C.. MAYNOR CO.,
14Oe No. Capitol st. Potomac 905e.
BEST BUYS NORTHEAST,
Sc, ,5OO-5th AND G. SITS. NE.
and bath, concrete cellar under whole house
vacant Dec. 1. and we will sell on small cash
payment and monthly Payments like rent
S4OO CASH-VACANT.
Modern bungalow on Kearney st. ne. Wash
inxton. D. G.. on large lot. cont.ininE ont. re f.e
lights. concrete cellar with excellent furnace
Priced at s., $50 for immediate sale. This is
an excellent buy. Asking $3.50 for similar
ABUSES $3,I5O.$25O CASH.
Near l4th and Il SITS. n.e.-vacant and
room brick home; front yard and large back
SOUTHEAST.
Modern colonial home: 20 feet wide, near
Pa. ave. car line; 8 large rooms and bath. hot
water heat. electric lights, splendid cellar.
iSns ns Condition caed cffered at $3.50 on easy 81
Phone Lincoln ss7.
once Open Evenings, to 8 Pm.
HOWENSTEIN BROS,
7th and H SITS. NE.
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sALE-BUsINEsS PROPERTY

EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE
house which can be easily remodeled for
business; must be sold at once. Price and
terms reasonable. Situated on 17th st. near
Que street.
PERCY II. RUSSELL CO.,
w
Evening star., 1924-11-27

TODAY, THANKSGIVING DAY, BUY YOURSELF
A HOME HAVE SOMETHING TO BE REALLY
THANKFUL FOR.
Evening star., 1924-11-27
EAST FALLS CHURCH.
CHJCKEN FARM

s-room and bath modern home, practically
new; electricity, electric range porches; barn;
equipped with several chicken houses and
runs. lots OF fruit, nice shade, nearly acres.
fenced; to quick buyer Will include chickens
and ducks-a going business Low price and
terms.
PETTY AND PETTY.
Main 2391 14f0 Eve ST
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FOR sALE-HOUSES

LIST ST. NV, NEAR GOV. PRINTING OF
hce-7-room brick, bath; hot-water heat;
special bargain for $1,000; good terms.
p. L; WALsHE. NC.
DETACHED-Bargain.
$500.
A practically new modern detached
home, located in a very desirable
northwest suburb within one block OF
the car line and public school. Very
attractive living room with open dre-
place. three large bedrooms, and glass
tnclosed sleeping porch, bath, hard
wood floors, excellent heating plant,
eIec. lights and other conveniences.
Splendid lot with garage opening on
paved alley. An excellent value.
Evening Phone Service
Until 9 PM.
Hedges & Middleton, Inc,
1884 q St. NV. franklin eoos.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
New Detached Homes,
3843 to 1889 Chesapeake St.
large rooms. bath. attic. oak noors. mod
ern heat, electric lights; lots 45x96; nne ele-
vation: ia So. east Wisconsin ave. car line |;
near stores, etc. Phone for auto to inspect.
FOR SALE BY ANY BROKER OR
ROBT. f. KLINE, Jr.,
OWNER. MAIN 5246.
Evenings. Phone Cley 1858 or Adams 1883.
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$1,000

4 LEASED FOR FIVE YEARS. 81 200 YEAR
New. business building. downtown; respon-
sbe tenant: expense but taxes and in
surauce. which are low; 5000 cash re-
0uired.
Evening star., 1924-11-27

ST. ELMO, VA.
$500 cash will buy u new six-room and bath
semi de tached brick ami: porches front and
rear, and a home complete In every detail:
convenient to Potomac yards and only 15 min
utes to city. auto or electric. Balance same
as rent. An opportunity.
Louis P. SHOEMAKER,
14O7 New York Ave.
Main 1166.
Evening star., 1924-11-27

NEAR 18th & PA. AVE.
An excellent opportunity to acquire re.
modelled. four-story, modern building, located
close to the state, War and Navy Building.
Interior Department and other government
buildings Store first floor with three
apartments of 3 rooms and bath. Annual
rental 81. $50. Can be bought for SGT 800, or
owner might consider exchange for other
business property.
Realtors.
1924 II Street NV Franklin a5o3
Evening star., 1924-11-27

WOODBRIDGE, D. c.
Look at 2944 and 48 Vista st. n.e.-4 large
Large basement; $3.50; $500 cash. s4e.25
per mo-
Groom new house. ami. h.-w.h.. large lot.
fireplace, hardwood trim and floor: near
schools; So. 600; 81, 900 cash. S65 per mo-
Groom em-bungalow in Mt. Rainier: good
location: ami; $1,000: $3.50 cash: $50 per
Evening star., 1924-11-27

GEORGIA AVENUE.
A two-story corner brick store and dwell
Ing combined on Georgia avenue, south OF
Park road. Now renting 5000 per year, can
be bought for 50 600.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
Realtors.
iS3i IT " Q5AS
Evening star., 1924-11-27

MT. PLEASANT-NEW.
Inspect 32O1 Adams Mill I'd. n.w-Beauti-
full corner. 8 rooms. 2 baths. heated garage,
open fireplace. 5 porches. Do not fail to
inspect. Phone Adams 1888 for auto Price
low. Reasonable terms. For sale by any
broker or b. II. GRUVER. owner and builder.
NJ SO72 3Os
Evening star., 1924-11-27

n. 6611-J. ZOO r. I. Ave. NE.
THE NEW SUBDIVISION AT MONTROsE
cannot be duplicated As to location, price or
terms: along the Rockville pike. Lots range
from Y to y acre, on hard cinder road, within
2 squares Rockville pike and Randolph sta
tion, B. & o. r. R.; u square to public
school; electric lights and telephone service.
Price, S40O to $500 per lot. Small cash pay
ment, balance monthly.
LEWIS KEISER,
Bethesda, Md.
Tel. Cleve. 1928 or Bethesda 82-J. 27'