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half game on the leading Pirates
In the National by gathering in both
ends OF q two game effort with
Brooklyn. Scott scattering IL hits to
ciinch the opener, 5 to- 2, and a pinch
single by Frank Snyder saving tho
second in the eighth frame, to 5
after the Robins had deadlocked ths
score In their half.
The Piratcss won only one game
because the schedule offered them nc
more. but enough hitting was cram
med into the contest to decide a com
plete series. OF 20 safeties made on
four pitchers. Pittsburgh collected 10
for a. decisive win. IA to 8. Meadows
on the mound for the winners. had
little excuse TO become excited after
the frst two innings. during which
his mates toted seven runs over the
plate.
The Cubs balanced hits with the
Cards. nine each. but Alexs nder
tightened at crucial periods and
Chicago won. 10 4. Boston Braves
and Phillies collaborated in a sluggine
bee. with the Quakers stretching their
quota OF is hits for the most runs
II TO A.
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KlNSEYS C0HTESTlNG
IN TWO NET FINALS
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press
SOUTHAMPTON. y. T.. August
lS.-The Kinsey,s brothers, Howard
and Robert. are in the final round OF
both singles and doubles In the
Southampton tennis tournament.
The former TODAY faces George
Lott Of Chicago in an effort TO gain
his second leg on the challenge trophy
and they will play for yhe doubles
championship against Lorf and Bria n
1. c. Norton of st. Louis.
In the seminal of the singles.
Howard Kinsey eliminated Norton in
straight sets, 1o--S. 81. while Lott
disposed of Cedric Nsjor' OF New
York, 80. s-3
In the doubles semi-ffnal Uhe Kin
sey brothers overwhelmed Louis Thai
heimer and Lewis White % Texas.
So. SIS. s-3
Norton and Lott entered thei final
by crushing the young Californian ms.
Gerald Stratford and l.. Ogden.A So
So, SIS
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12.YEARpLD PROVES
SWIMMING SENSATION

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. August IL
GR.-Todsys closing program Of the
three-day national swimming cham
pionships held under the auspices of
the Kentucky Indiana Amateur Ath-
letic Union will bring together the 12-
year-oid sensa ton. Florence Cogs, Car
negie Library Club. Homestead. Pa.
and Virgins Whitenack, Women a
Swimming Club. New York. middle
dista nee cha mpioh in an SSo-yard free
style event.
Miss Coss won Nhe national junior
haif-mile last nighf.
A 440-yard relay between the four
woman team of the Hoosier Athletic
Club. Indiana polls. and two teams rep
resentinK the WomGs Swimming
Club also is on the card.
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Brandt dto the pitching all the way
for the vlctors. He gave up but
seven safeties and with better support
probably would have registered q
shutout
= Hess Athletic Ciuk took the measure
of the Crescents in an s.to.1 engage
ment. Edinger held the losers to four
hits.
Georgetown Midsets walloped the
Luxors in a 13-to.6 game. White of
the Georgetown team got triple.
double and single in four times at bat
Peerless Junior PLAYERS were to re-
port at Rosedsle held this afternoon
at O'Clock.
Federal Juniors Will play Montour
Athletic Club tomorrow on Monument
lot diamond No. at o'clock.
Hess Jnniors dowaed the Peerless
Juniors In 4-to-2 engagement
Guethler, Hess pitcher, famed nine
bstters.
Moose Midgets have two sames to-
morrow on the Seaman Gunners' held
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COAST GIRL. SKATERS
RECORD AT SWIMMING

SAN DIEGO, Cal. August is Op.-
Alice May. Howard, 17-yesr-oId sopho-
more high school pupil of the San
Diego Women's Swimming Associs
ton, broke the A. A. II. record for the
220.yard breast stroke swim in a spe
cial handicap race here yesterday.
Her time was 1925 Is. just Is sec
onds under the record set by Agnes
Gera ghty of New York in the recent
championship at Detroit.
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u. S. ATHLETIC STARS
MAKE AN ACCOUNTING

NEW YORK. August l5 ga
statement of expenses incurred by
them in their recent world tour, to-
gether with receipts obtained from
various athletic organizations, has
been submitted 70 the Amateur Ath-
letic Union by Loren Murchison of
Newark IN. - A. C. and Charles Pad
dock of the Los Angeles Club.
1t showS that the two sprinters paid
out $1,055 in excess OF the total
amount they received
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RACE MEET STARTS.

HENDERSON, KY, Angus, Is LP).
-Dade Park, made over into a mag.
nifcent racing plant. will inaugurate
20-day racing meet today, with the
Henderson Handicap. 81 900 added. as
the feature. Nine horses. including
John T. D.. winner of the SIC, 900 add.
ed F'lintone Memorial Handicap ct
Thistledown last week. have been nom
mated for the sixfurlenz sprint.
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HARNESS CHAMPIONS
SHOW SPEED TODAY
By tn. Assosia.edGPres


CLE;VEIANpS.,O Ohio. August Is
Today was Peter Manning Single G.,
day at North Ra ndaHs where the
Grand Circuit races are in progress, in
honor of the worlds champion.
Peter Manning. s.year-oId trotter
with a mark of 1.56M for ore mile
and holder of more State and track
records than any living racer. was all
primed to go against the worlds trot-
ting record. of 4.15A( for two miles.
made by TIE Hsrvester at Lexington,
KY. 5 wears ago. 800
Single c.. cha npion PAGER, is carded
TO start against field of six in the
free -for-all pace. The probable start
ers included Margaret Dillon. which
defeat ted the 15-yeareold. t.orse at kala-
mazoo several weeks ago. Other
events on the card were the PIP pace,
with seven named TO start, and a 2.14
trot, with IL proba BILE starters.
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MAY, SUE CHAMPION.

/ BOSTON. August Is CP).-Charles
Ca rdie manager of Red Cha pman.
Chelsea featherweight, has announced
that he would seek an Injunction, re-
straining Kid kaplan. champion. from
meeting Babe Herman of California
In title boat at Waterbury, Conn.,
August 81. Gerdio declared that the
champion signed a contract Ito meet.
Cha pme n in June. s4. l.
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CS Vets in Race for Box Honors Fzsu1nons Holds Edge
REGAT Ia ON POTOMAC I. Z
- STARTS AT 2 O'CLOCK

""'washingtons first big speedboaf
regatta was to be held this after.
noon on the Potomac Between tiie
Highway and Key Bridges. start
ing at O'Clock. Six events were
to be offered under the joint aus.
pices Sf the Corinthiau and Capital
Yscht Clubs. -s,f'
Among the speciai numbers on
the program was an aQuapiRne
fate. In which prominent members
of local girls swimming clubs were
IA eomnete
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NEW LEAGUE PLANNED.

VANNAH. Ga. August l5.-Or-
gsnization of a new s.hase ball league,
to include Charleston. savannah, Jack
sonville.. A Alba ny. Columbus, Montgom-
cry. Macon and Augusta. is the under
taking started here with the raising
of a 500. 900 fund for the local club,
IS. 900 of which has already been sub
scribed. The plans Of. those hacking
The movement provide for class 3 base
ha II
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NET CHAMPION BEATEN

= 'sASHEVILLE, N c., August Is (tP).
Ed Pfeitfsr-of Louisville, contender
for the Southern tennis cham pionship.
defeated edAJack, Caldwell of Atlanta, de-
,fending titlist,, 6-t2, 7--5, 1-6 and
50. frank Hop" owens, Alta nta
1929 champion, took his match with
Douglas Waters of Mulberry, Fla.
SA-4. c.. 'R-6-. ID. 81.
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TANK SCHOOL T0SSERs
SCORE SECOND VICTORY

CAMP MEADE, Md, August .I5.-4
TIA NIX School tossers scored their sec.
ond successive victory in the series for
the base bail cha mpionsftip of the Sd
Corps Area in an 11-to-5 enga cement
with the 18th Infantry team The in.
ia ntry men gained 4-run lead early
in the fray. hut the Tankers deadlock.
ed the game in the fourth inning a nd
went on to an easy win.
: Camp Holabird and 18th Infa ntry
were to play today -,
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RUETHER RFVALINC COVEY
AND JOHNSON FOR TITLE
By Banking Yankees Yesterday in Tense Flinging
Battle With Jones, Dutch Equals Is Victories
Now Credited to Stan and Barney. !
BY DENMAN THOMPSON,
s. sports Editor. The Star.

HREE the pitchers deivel
Spring when Bucky Harris signthed swould
reliance. candidates Old
of
a straight
ball in
the three
Walter Rueher climbed
Johnson having
OF
Johnson
tfomr.
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BOTH BIG LEAGUE RACES
NOW TWO-TEAM AFFAIRS
BY the Associated Press.

Pres.
n EW YORK. August ls.Wih slightly than third OF the
VI racessf both
definitely the Of II clubs.
Late July Chicago Cincinnati National
But fash in the
remainder the with the White
A games behind place Washington the American and
inAt the Nation
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D. C. GOLFER IN FINAL.

ASHEYILLE, N. c., August IS (p).
Beverly Mason, 17-year old crack OF
Washington. D. c.. won his way to
the final of the Biltmore Forest Coun-
try Club golf tournament here, defeat
ing Fred Eansor- of Jacksonville, 3 a nd
2. He duplicated his card of rs, which
won the qualifying medal. He will
meet Edwin Edgerton of Raleigh, a
VAteran of MANY fnIrna mAnfs
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JOHNSON INSECTS SCORE
FOURTH VICTORY in ROW

oHNSoN INSECTS areIsteppng along clip
They bowled
their Of Q
The Johnsons in
their bnge two
10
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INDIAN ROOKIE BALKs.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. August Is CF).
Johnny Hodapp. inflelder. acquired
10 days ago by the Cleveland India ms
from the India napolis American Asso-
citation club. is a hold.out. Hodapp
planned to so to his home in Csrtha sc.
Ohio, to wait until his demands are
mat
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SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.

Green sbopo- Dspville. rain. =,
Durham, 3: Raleigh. ! Is innings, rsinI
winston Salem. 3; Salisbury, |.
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McTIGUE VS.. MARULL0.

NEW YORK. August Is CP.-Mike
McTigue. former light Heavyweight
champion of the world, has been
matched to box Young Marullo of New
Orleans fn a. 7eTottra feature bout at
the Coney Island stadium on August
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HAS SIGNED AGREEMENTS
WITH DEMPSEY AND WILLS
While Both Are Tentative, Promoter Feels Sure He
Will Stage Title Scrap and Goes to Chicago to
Arrange Financial Backing.
By tn. Assoc,sted Pr-.s

City Ind his Chicago today
agreements paving the heavyweight
Summer between Jack Dempsey and
One he brought with in
champions affixed The Padd,
seysn atenger
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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Syracuse. 6 Baltimore. 3.
Rochester. l2-2: Reading. 90.
Observation-Disclosures. rain. %
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GOODRICH IN DRAW;
OTHER RING RESULTS

SCRANTON. Pa. August Is OP.-
Jimmy Goodrich, lightweight cham
pion of the world, fought q tensround
draw last night with Pep 0'Brien of
Old Forge, inthe opinion Of Referee
Grimshaw, whose vote decided the
affair when the judges diss greed. The
fight was listless.
There were no knockdowns
BAYONNE. n. J., August 15 (P.-
Mike Ballerino of Bayonne, junior
lightweight champion, retained his
title against Billy Henry of Chica go
after ten hurricane rounds OF fighting
last night. Bsilerino weighed 127;
Henry 131.'
MILWA UKEE. Wis, August Is C/p).
-Pinkey Mitchell. junior welter-
weight champion, and Willie Harmon
of New York fought TO q ten-round
draw last night at the State fair park.
AURORA. H., August. Is P).-Ray
Miller. of Chicago won on a foul in
the fourth round of bout last night
with frankie Schaefer of Chica go.
Miller weighed 12s pounds and
Scha efer 1871 Ia.
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U. S. WOMAN RACkETERS
TRAIL BRITISH PLAYERS
BY the Associated Press.

EW YORK, August 5American require
victories four matches today
England the of
at Forest Y.
England holding the the ted
scored two 'umphs the three matches
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.

Atlanta. g. Birmingham 3.
Little Rock, g; Memphis. 4
New Orleans. S Mobile. g.
Nashville. Z: Chattanooga. L.
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Augusta, 3: Spartsnbure. ..
Macon, q: Greenville. 4.
Knoxville, IA Columbia. 5.
Charlotte &: Asheville. /.
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. REGINA, Saskatchewan. August Is
(1.-A new piddieweight cha mpion
for Canada. was crowned here last
night when Harry Dillon of Chicago
outpointed Del Fontaine OF Winnipeg
in q. 1o-round bout. Vic Foley, Cana
dian bants mweight champion, won q
decision on points over Jack Lewis of
Regina.
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Kansas City. 6-l. Toledo. So.
Milwaukee l3: Columbus. q.
Louisville. :: Mime polls 3
Indianapolis. IL ST. Paul. 5.
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BY FAIRPLAY.

NEW YORK. August 15.-Insiders
have been spending their time 1gur-
ing, or trying TO figure, just what got
into Billy Gibson when he started out
to defy Harry Wills, using his meal
ticket, Gene Tunney. an q weapon.
Gibson is one of the wiseSt of
| ma nagers. and. looking at the PROPOSE
tion from any angle one pleases. IL
tigures out rotten match for Tunney.
Certainly II would not he the sort
OF a bout calculated TO do the sport
of professional boxing any good at
all. Tunney is not natural hea w
weight as vet he is always building
up, and no natural development Of
physique will ever put him in Wills
class.
Besides he has been having trouble
with his hands, and only recently had
minor operation performed upon his
throat. Could he possibly get into
SHAPE 10 fight Wills this year? Maybe.
And maybe not.
Tunney takes wonderful care Of
himself. but he has nothing on Wills
| in this respect There is not an ath-
lete who takes his work more serious
! ly than Willis. and his present trip
abroad will do him a world of good.
Tunney is q fine first-rate scrapper.
but with Wills IL would be a case of
a good little man and good big man.
and the answer TO bout Of this sort
| is always turned in before the fight
starts.
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Dempsex |. Pleased

LOS ANG GELES, August Is Gp.-
News that Paddy Mullins had signed
an agreement to put Harry Wills in
the ring against Jack Dempsey next
Summer was greeted by the champion
here with the remark:
That's the best news I've heard
since the referee held up my hand in
the Jess Willard flight back in 1919
II congratulate Floyd FitZsimmons
upon obtaining the bout and ] must
say ] am gratified TO see that I have
accomplished more in two weeks than
Jack Kearns accomplished for me in
two years"
The heavyweight titIehoider added
that he expected the next move would
be q conference between himself and
Wills and Mullins to wind up the de
tails of the match and post forfeits.
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BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS
AMERICAN LEAGUE,

YESTERDAYS RESULTS, -
WashiHetoa. 2; New York. q.
Phlladelphia. q; Boston, 2. $50
81. Louis, 10; Cleveland. :.
GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
New. York at Wash. New York at Wash
ST. Louis AZ Cfevefd. st. Louis at Cievepd.
Phiia. at Boston, Detroit AT Chjra.So
Detroit, at Chicago.
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A THRILLER

6atted for WsnBinter In the ninth inning
+Hstted for Jones In the ninth Inning
New York. ....... o 0 q o a 0 e-S
NashinSton.. .... o o O a -
Two;bsse hifs-Judse, Bluege ta3.. Three
Dugsn 70 shanks; Left on bsses-Ntw York
y: Mashinston &. First base on babs--Off
Jones: 3: by Ruether. s.. UmpiresAMessrs
Geisei. Connolly and Safiin. Time Of rafne-
hours. y
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Knoxville, IL: Columbia, I'll innings .
Charlotte. 6; Asheville, |
Macon 4: Greenvllle. 4.
Augusta. 3 Spsrtsnhurg. ..
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.
sOUTH ATfANTIC LEAGUE.

Norfolk. :: Rocky Mount. J.
Portsmouth, :: Kinston, D.
Richmond. 3 Wilson. e.
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FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.

Lakeland 3: TampO. q.
ST Petersburg, :. sanford. ,.
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TIP FOR FISHERMEN.

HARPERS FERRY, W. Va. August
15.-The Potomac and Shena ndoah
Rivers were clear this morning
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EASTERN SHORE IEAGUE.
Blue RIDGE LEAGUE.

ParksIey. & Easton. e.
Salisbury. { CTisfield. /.
Dover. ): Cambridge. T.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NEsTEkDAY's RESULTS.
New York, .s-5: Brooklyn. g-3.f
Pittsburgh, IA; Cincinnati, 4.
PHILADELPHIA ~; BostoS. =.
A Chicago. :: st. Louis, 4.
+, GAMES TO-DAY. GAMES TOMORROW. &.
Chicago At st. Louis. Chicago at ST. Lon 10
Cinef. at Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh at Cinri
boston at PhiIa. Boston at n. v.
Brooklyn at y. v. PhtIs st Brook,yo
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Haserstown. &. Cham brsFNurg. 1.
Hanover, i-2: Nsrtinshurg. o-4.
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SALE-HOUSES tCont'd).

A K-UP-BLOCK AND ONE-HALF LIN
coin Park. Sc: modern Groom home: pre-.
war construction; 8 rooms deep excellent
condition: garage: absolutely a pickup 70
the person who gets it, must sell immedi-
ately: therefore selling for S6.350. Must
have So 500 cash to get this bargain.
GROGAN REALTY CO.
col McGiH Bldg. Main 1881.
ORTHEAST-PRICE. $3.50: : EASY
terms: six rooms and bath all modern i'm
prOvements: bullt-ln garage. only two years
old This is good.
SauI's Addition-Detached: seven rooms
and bath: all modern improvements. large
lot 10 alley: SIS monthly carries all pay.
Northeast-Price. $4,000: $500 cash; 500
monthly, six rooms and bath. electricity
colonial cement front porch.
SauIs Addition-Semi-detsc brick
home OF SIX large rooms and tiled bath
house % feet wide all modern improve.
ments: colonial cement front porch: built
IN garage.
BARTLETT PRATT REALTY COMPANY.
Phone Main 1872 Evenings. Adams 3147.
18th AND IRVING N.W.---LARGE HOUSE
rooms. . baths: perfect condition; D
sleeping porches; large yard IN rear for ga
rage. Price and terms reasonabier ~,
For inspection call HALL. YATES &c NC
GINNISS. Main 1885
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days. FIDELITY Guaranty CO.. 927
18th st NV. Room 202.
THE PROOF OF THE PUDDING"
Construction and renewal loans. Immedi-
ate attention. Lowest rates THE MER-
CHANTS REALTY CO. $50 Colorado Bldg.
Main 7@3n. 1S'
MONEY TO LOAN IN ANY AMOUNT FOR 3
Cr ) years 70 be secured upon first mortgages
in the District of Columbia. Installment loans
made in Washington and nearby i'll Maryland
and virginia on the l0-year monthly install
nlent plan. providing for cancellation of the
mortgage III case OF the death OF the borrower.
Z. QUINCY SMITH. Inc. 900 18th.
SECOND TRUSTS BOUGHT AND FIRST
trusts placed. D. c. and Nd. G- 3. LlKENS.
1919 = St NV. Main 5O57.
QUICK CE-SECOND.TRUST NOTES
bought on D. G. and nearby Va. and Nd. i'm
proved real estate. Also first-trust notes
bought on acreage, building lots and farms.
Also builders and subdivision opera tors
financed. Cash enables you to make addi-
tional profits. II will pay you to talk your
financial problems over with
FULTON r. GORDON. MAIN 5231.
Continental Trust Co. Bldg. 14th n SITS.
MONEY ALWAYS IN HAND FOR LIBERAL
loans on d. c. real estate, prevailing interest
and comm sslon rates.
STONE & FAIRFAX 174c y. Y. Ave.
MONEY TO LOAN ON u 6 REAL ESTATE
at 5 y. and 8 II per GER. interest. accord
ing to class of security A-.d amount. Con.
struction loans made a.so
MOORE & rILL. Inc.
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Large apartment on X street
west of 10th. Fifty-fve apart
1nents OF 2 and 8 rooms and
bath each; many with porches.
Building about 2 years old; ex-
cellently financed, the second
trust having easy payments and
running until paid. Can be
bought right at this time. Owner
will take second trust notes and
equities. in part payment.
BUSINESS PROPERTIES DEPARTMENT.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc,
1912 Eve ST. NV Franklin 9503
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on H STREET NORTH

on H STREET NORTH
west west of 10Th street; we
have site for a large business
and office building or for high
class bachelor apartment. The
lot is about 50xl5O, running to
d wide alley. This property can
be purchased, including present
Improvements, for the prevailing
market price per foot in this sec
ton; great deal of building con-
struction is being done in this
neighborhood, The owner will
take equities and second trust
notes in part payment.
Evening star., 1925-06-17

NEARBY VA. BARGAINS.
Many select houses and bungalows
In vicinity of Clarendon. Priced be-
ment plan. or can be traded for good
income city property. What have
you and what can you offer! our
Va. Office open evenings.
n. +. RHON CO., INC,
1904 Wilson Blvd. Clarendon ISL.
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SALE-SUBURBAN PROPERTY
ROSEMONT, VA

Here is a new 6-room ana bath home:
hardwood floors. open fireplace. front and
excellent neighborhood: fine location: II
block TO car and bus lines. 20 min. to the
Avenue and close to the four-mlllon-
dollar Masonic Memorial Temple This prop
erty will surely increase in value.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAkk kR.
14o7 New York Ave Main I66.
SEE MR. CARVER
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

tCOnttnued.)
NEW STORE = APIS. GARAGE: DOWN
town; hig modern building on prominent
ESTATORS 1923 II NV. - =
s,i,5oO EQUITY IN BEAUTIFUL SUBUR-
han house large rooms, like new. rCrner
lot lOOxi5o. for good improved lot IN
northwest Price. Sl0.5Oo. Address noX
CORNER APT. BUILDING. SPLENDID
NV section. near 14th st; Is apts rents
over $4,000 per annum; price, S67 500; eX,
celIeut investment: Viii trade for second
trust notes or other property. q. b.
LINENS. 1919 NJ st. NV. Main 5O57.
NEW SIX ROOM HOME. FALLS CHURCH.
Va: ami one block of two electric car
lines: good auto roads; fine schools and
churches; large lot in front; side and rear.
for flowers vegetable garden or chick
yards: clear OF mortg age. VIII exchange for
small city business property give cash differ
rnce or assume trust. Call l.. p. DANIEL
Phone Falls Church 140-W-2 any evening or
Sunday.
DUPLEX HOUSE WE HAVE ONE OF
those very desirable duplex houses. rooms.
bath and back porch to each floor. two
complete kitchens. room for @-Car garage
This Is a combined home and investment.
We can trade for ground or for an old build
ing that may be remodeed.
II. r. HOWENSTE1N co.
NJ 90S 1871 II st. NV.
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SALE-SUBTRBAN PROPERTY.


WE HAVE SEVERAL GOOD INVESTMENT
properties along the Lee Highway. Investi-
gate at once.
BUCKLEY & GARRETT,
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P. F. CARLEY.
No 90 Grant Place,
Bet. G & Il 9th & 10Th \ W

MARYLAND FARM WITH 81 ACRES VERY
valuable land: splendid nearly new Groom
modern bangalow: water in, house: furnace
heat: beautiful basement under entire house
cultured neighborhOod: beautiful lawn: land
level and fertile: well fenced garage and
well built outhouses: Just off Baltimore pike
on splendid gravel road: II miles District
line, 3 miles this side Laurel.
Worth $4,000. but can be bought for only
$4,000.
r. NJ. DE SHAZO.
629 Bond Bldg. FIR. 9477. Res n 573S-J. .
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SAIE-FARMS.

NoNTG oMERY co. MD MILES FROM
District line. 30 acres t-room house or
2hard. outbuildings. stocks. etc. IS. 500.
r. A. BARBEE Forest Glen. Nd.
NEAR CATLETTS STATION. VA.-SPECU-
lators, take notice: $50 acres. about 700
acres in fair sized timber, with several build
ings on the place The above place has
been traded in for S24 900 a few years ago.
Present owner Will sacrifice for S12 an acre
part cash If desired The above place Is in
Fauquier County. one of the best sections in
Virginia.
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Barpain for Ouick (

Bargain for Quick Sale.
House of the better class. q large rooms.
modern in every detail: hardwood floors.
tiled fireplace. tile bath. bullt-In tub; large
porches; in rapidly advancing area; sewer
gas. electricity, water. Terms reasonable.
Save commission OWNER Alex. ave. and
Snrmce. st. Lyon Park, Va. Phone Clar.
Evening star., 1925-06-17
NEARBY VIRGINIA.
Tak-Oma park aud VI,

Takoma Park and Vicinity.
Select your suburban home from my large
list of modern bungalows and houses both
up Several old homes with large shady
grounds, offered at attractive prices for quick
sale. This 6-room and bath bungalow must
be sold this week. Unusual III design: cor
ner lot: paved street; vapor heat: garage
Price and terms have been reduced. Nearby
Maryland. rooms and bath. sleeping porch
furnace heat, lot 150xl 80. all kinds of
fruit. A pickup at $1,000. Substantial
cash payment required.
C w. VAN WAGNER.
81 Cedar St. Takoma Park. D. c.
Adams 1925