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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-20


home, winner by boat length and one
half.
The victorious Yale crew, which
was stroked by T. !. Laughlin of Prov
idence, r. l., held four men who were
in last years championship crew, win
ners at the Olympic games. In addi-
ton to Captain A. NJ. Wilson of Min
neapolis, the veterans were B. NJ
Spock of New Haven, II. T. Kingsbury
of Port Washington, i. l., and Cox
swain l.. r. Stoddard of New Rochelle,
n. Y. The three Has. ard veterans of
last years New London race were
Winthrop G. r. Johnson of Chicago
and Captain S. B. Kelley of Reading,
Mass.
Yale won the freshman race by
three lengths and the Junior varsity by
four. The combination race. postponed
from yesterday because of changes on
the Harvard Junior varsity crew made
necessary by an outbreak of boils at
Red Top. also resulted in a victory for
Yale. The Blue team finished in front
by wide margin over a two-mile
course. The times in this race were:
Yale 4.53 2-5, Harvard 5.03 2-5.
The times at the mills marks in the
varsity race were:
m Pm 3m finish
Yale AS IO.11 1918 20.26
Harvard 454 1912 1921 20.32 2-5
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C0SL|N'S H0MERS
WIN FOR SENATORS

Cleveland. June 19.-(AP)-Three
home runs by Goslin gave Washington
a Z to victory over Cleveland in IL
innings today. his third homer coming
in the 12th with Rice on first. Cleve-
land had the bases filled with one out
in the ninth, but Marberry stopped
Klugman and Knode.
Brilliant catches by Goslin and Rice
prevented Cleveland from winning in
the eighth and 18th innings.
All Of Clevelands runs were scored
Off Gregg. former Cleveland pitcher,
Burns being responsible for two runs
scored in the fifth. The score:
Washington 0100003 1000 2-7-13-4
Cleveland 10000 900 20 0-5-11-1
Ogden. Gregg, Russell and Ruel;
Karr. Shaute and L. Sewell.
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Finals MetropOii
Net Championshl|
Played This Sund

New York, June 1S-lz
final round in the Metrogea|
court tennis championsalP
will bring together the
two ranking players. WIN
den End, National ehanF'
Vincent Richards, 0lnH
bearer.
In the semi final round
Tilden vanquished Jack
Montreal at 6-3, 60, and y
Richards eliminated MauM
of Spain. Ga. GA. 81.
With S. Howard Vos1tI
York. Richard reached the
al bracket in the double
by defeating Hartmann y
Hall. 6-3, 81. F. NJ. Bon
Biltchik will meet RIca'
Voshel today while Hlae
Chaplin. Jr.. of SPRING.
will face Anton Won bs'
Carl n. Joliff in the olaA
final.
The final will be playa
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Yale Oamen Turn Back for Fifth Year In Successlon
TIGERS PUT ON A RALLY IN IN
AND Whip The RED SOx, Il

Boston, June 19.-(AP)-Detroit
staged q three run rally In the
tenth inning after two were out and
defeated Boston in the first game
series 6. to 3 today. The winning
hit was a three base blow by Taven-
er over Boone's head in right neid,
which scored two runs. Bassler
brought Tavener in with one base
hit. In the fifth Ehmke made balk
which scored a run. The score:
DETROIT
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ADDS
ANOTHER SCALP
FRIDAY, SCORE 50
Especial to Kennebec JournaD

Portland. June 19.-After Joining the
fans in paying tribute one minute of
silent tribute to Dan Daniels, former
business manager Of the Portland New
England League club here with Hugh
Duffy, whose death occurred this week,
the Portland Green Sox defeated the
Fore River club of Quincy, Mass, here
today to 3. The game was tight un-
til in the seventh inning with the
score tied 3-3. the Sox hoped ahead
with three runs, featuring a double
stead in the scoring, apd pulled the
same stunt in the following chapter
when they scored twice. Summary:
PORTLAND
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are guests until after m n
home of Mrs. Boshan's L.
and Mrs. Uriah L. FoS.
Mrs. Alton II. Clegelsn ','
Cleveland and Greater - =
Company and the A. = J.
ard Company Insurance ~ I,
sold her home on PleasaA =
John H. Grundy. =
Mrs. Grin Dore Of Piu ~
sister. Mrs. Olive Cobb q rs. "
H., and their hosetss' VI
Brown of Scion were n Wi
OH their way to Mrs. D'''
Pittsfield. 81
Rev. and Mrs. H. =: WI {
their daughter. Mrs. WIZ VIZ, /
of Norway, and Mrs. cs sisss
son and Miss Augusta IN hi
the day Friday at LAW IA
sett. making the GeoLs
tage their headquarters i.
Miss Helen R. Nee ~
teaches in Springfield, vi
Williams Street school u 4
tended the Colby coiless 81
when her sister, Miss q!
Merriam, was graduate, Il.
of her parents, Rev: ana as.rys|
Merriam at the Be'haa
parsonage. 80
Mrs. Frank Sterry nas y,
i'll at her home on Mos n
avenue and her mother n
Worthen has been ne's xl
her. r.,i
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl ' ~,
North Fairfield were pu'
in tnwn Friday. ..,eks
Miss Elsie Cox. VINO z Nj
Cpeh Corner school u =,
passing some time WIZ &c ]
Mr.. and Mrs. George w ,ss
will attend the summer ~
State Normal School ~ 4
Miss Edith C. Stimps0gs
uated this week from
school at Farmins.Vt b
Thursday night and = n
of her parents, Mr.. a ~.
Simpson for a vaea, 800
Mrs. Louise Jewett M
Vile Friday the guest q Z
ter, Mrs. Harry Hiiton
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county meeting, an annual event
which is to be held on Thursday,
June 25th at Lakewood with head
quarters at the Bina Withee cottage.
The next meeting of the Golden Rod
Branch will be held at the home of
Mrs. Alice Leo on Bridge street on
July End. which win be the annual
meeting with the election of officers,
and when a, full attendance is de-
sired afe
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SKoWHECAN
Miss Marietta Lowe Entertains

Miss Marietta Lowe, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Everett e. Lowe, en-
tertained Is of her boy and girl
friends at the home on North avenue
Thursday afternoon in observance of
her seventh birthday. The party
was given and arranged in a most
charming manner by Mrs. Lowe, who
was assisted by Mrs. Fred Kennison.
The little people enjoyed games and
stunts and a very jolly time was
passed. The little hostess received
many very lovely gifts.
A guest of honor was Miss Esther
French, teacher of the Leavitt Street
first grade in which Miss Marietta
is a pupil. The refreshment hour
was pleasing feature of the party.
Tables beautifully appointed were set
in the dining room. The place cards
were gum drops holding varied UNI
brellas, variety of favors were at
each place and dainty baskets of
fancy candies. Sandwiches, cake,
ices and a beautiful birthday cake
decorated with seven candles were
served.
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Pencils on Way to Maine

Mr.. and Mrs. w. Guy Pennell (nee
Estora Jewet) of Seattle, Wash, and
their children, Miss Dorothy, a sec
rotary of Y. w. c. A. in San Jose,
Cal; Miss Genra, who teaches in
Modesto, CAL; Donald, a junior in
the University of Washington, and
Maynard, a junior in high school, are
on their way by auto to Skowhegan.
They expect to get to Chicago, ILL.,,
by July 4. They are camping and
taking the trip in pleasant and
slow manner. They are Skowhegan
people and will be welcomed by a
host of friends and especially by Mr..
Pennelrs parents. Mr., and Mrs.
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REDS, RALLY FUTILE
AND GIANTS C0R 5-4

Cincinnati, June 19-Cincinnati,
made ninth inning rSlly but fell
short and New York won today by S
to 4. A freak play ended the game.
when c. Walker, after forcing Bres-
sler was called out for interfering
with Kellys throw to first for an at
tempted double play. The score:
New York % 20 l 1 l 0 Is; 1910
Cincinnati O 90 o 0 "a; ~: 4
Greenfield, Wisner. McQuillan and
Snyder; Donohue and Wingo.
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PIRATES BIG 9TH
TURNS BACK ROBINS

Pittsburg. Pa. June 19-Rube Ehr-
hardt was batted out of the box to-
day by the Pirates in a seventh in
ming rally which netted six runs and
gave Pittsburg a 9 to victory over
Brooklyn. Score:
Brooklyn % 01O 0 0 0 3-6;14;0
Pittsburg 0 0 l 0 0 6e2 x-9; 1872
Ehrhardt, Osborne and Taylor;
Meadows and Smith.
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international Sunshine Meeting

The Golden Rod Branch of the In
ternational Sunshine society held its
regular meeting at the home Of the
vice president, Mrs. Charles Currier
on Middle street Thurst-y afternoon
with ten members in attendance.
The president, Mrs. Samuel Roder-
lex, presided and matters of bust
ness were considered.
Announcement was made 70 the
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DICTIONARIES HAVE
EASY Time WITH
STATE HOUSE Nine

Collecting 81 hits off the pitching
of Wilson and Ellis the Legion boys
had a rather easy time winning their
ball game last night. In the second.
third and fourth innings the Legion
batted around.
Farnham turned in the star field
ing play In the fourth pulling down
long fly off of Overlook bat with
one hand.
McAuley hit to the right field fence
for a home run.
LEGION
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DICKERMAN BLANKS THE BRAVES :
CARDS MAKE 1T SEVEN STRAIGHT

st. Louis. June 19-(AP)-The st
Louis Cardinals ran their string OF
consecutive victories to seven by de-
feating the Boston Braves today ]
to 0, in the second game OF the
series. Dickerman pitched in excel
lent form The locals got only four
safeties but were the recipients OF
six bases on balls and were aided By
timely sacrifices. Score:
BOSTON
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Pupil. Present Teachers with Gifts

Thursday afternoon the pupils OF
the Sth grade, goth A and B dlvl-
sions of the Junior High school, pre-.
sented to Miss Airline Plummer or
Benton and Mrs. Resper Decker, who
are completing their work here. with
beautiful bags and to Mrs. Eva Web
ster, the principal of Junior High,
and Leila w. Healey, handsome
vases. The presentation was made
by Beatrice Perry.
The afternoon was observed as
closing day as on Friday the day
was passed in picnic at Lakewood
and the two divisions united in a
service of songs and readings and
pleasing stories were given, making
it a happy occasion.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Rochester S; at Baltimore 6. 10
innings.
Toronto z; at Providence s, 10
innings.
Syracuse Q; at Reading II.
Buffalo, Jersey City game will be
played Sunday, June 81.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-20

.Batted for Tansey in 9Th:
Portland ..:O1o 90 3 x-s-12-S
Fore River % 0 0 2 0 o 10 o-s-i2-l
Two-base hits. Connolly. Andrews
Crooks, Tansey, Moran .. Stolen bases
Corella, Lonergan, Brisk, Leid. Moran
Bases on balls, off Tansey s. Struck
out, by Dwyer 4, Tansey 3. Passed
bali. Feaster. Umpires, Hassett and
Haley. Time, oh.
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ToDAY's GAMES

Chicago at New York.
Cleveland at Washington.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Boston.
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'Ba tied for Graham in 1tl
ST. LOUIS

st. Louis ...... 0 o 1 0 0 0 0 Ks
Two base hit-Hornsby. Stolen
base-J. Smith. Sacrifices-Graham
Dickerman 2, Blades, Bottomley.
Double plays-Toporcer to Hornsby
to Bottomley. Left on base-Boston
8; st. Louis 6. Bases on balls-O1f
Graham 4; Marquard 2; Dickerman
4. Struck out-By Graham 2; Dick
erman 4. Hits-Off Graham in 6:
off Marquard 1 in 2. Losing pitcher
Graham. Umpires Moran, Will
son and Quigley. Time-132.
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Tn. National Rifle Matches

The National Rifle Matches and the
matches of the National Rifle Asso-
citation will be held at Camp Perry
o., August % to September 20. inclu-
sive. The usual rifle school will be
held for two weeks and the n. X. A
matches shot from September to
Itch, inclusive.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1925-06-20

The annual county field day for
the various branches of the Interna-
tional Sunshine society in Somerset
county will be held at Lakewood on
Thursday. June 25th, when the Bina
Withee cottage will be the head
quarters for all the branches.
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TopAY's GAM Es

Boston at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
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Detroit .OOsO1 20 900 3-6
Boston $40 3 0 90 o o D 0-3
Two base hits Flagstead. Connolly,
Boone, Todt. Three base hits Taven-
er, vache. Stolen bases Boone. Sacri-
fees Leonard, Lee, Vache. Double
plays Tavener to O'Rourke to Blue.
Left on bases Detroit 8; Boston 10;
bases on balls off Leonard Z; Ehmke
2. Struck out by Leonard 3 by
Ehmke 5. Hit by pitcher Ehmke
Cobb: Blue.) Bake Ehmke. UNI
pires Evans and Hildebrandt. Time
of game 2.15.
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Home run McAuley. Three base
hits Martin. F'arnham. Two base
hits F'roberger 2. Comedian. Marston
3. Wilson. McDonough. Littlefield,
Purinton, Thayer: struck out Con-
nellan 5. Wilson 2. Ellis 2. Hit by
pitched ball Comedian by Ellis, Nc
Call, Stafford by Comedian. Base on
balls Wilson ]. Umpire McCouldrick.
Time Las. Attendance rs.
League Standing
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SUNDAYS GAMES

Boston at ST. Louis.
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
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AMERICAN STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
New York a; Chicago 3 al inn.).
Philadelphia 10; ST. Louis 9.
Washington 7; Cleveland S.
Detroit s; Boston 3 40 innings).
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SUNDAYS GAMES

Chicago at New York.
Cleveland at Washington.
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KAY JI
SPORf
CEAT|

Skunked. That il a.
feels after the sweepi,s 4
the Yale crew over then g.
length and a half, Tbjs
makes them masters 81 4
teams in all sports.
South Portland hiVh 4
four letter man in n.
Tom" Barry. His spee,.{|
ketball. The Caper foss 4
Hill next year accordls, Z
and should make a vslnse.
the Hill Top team.
Crosby high Of Belfa,, "
games of their schedu]N !.
year. This is quite Al A.
over their record in III =
lost seven games to thres "
a------. 51l
Coach John Magee q,
should be able to settle ~
air of satisfaction. h
track team this season -
every meet in which L 4.
Their victories were oyer
Brown, over the three NM
at the intercollegiate ma +
with Boston college In "a +
lands. Nearly every man x {
was a product of Maeee's +
First he isn't then he 4 1,
of Charlie Small, star BstH)
who supposedly was % 1s||
LA. team up until 4 az "a
was going to Camden q IL
now has decided to star 4 Il
Women are not the only I
change their mind.
Before dusk settles Ill
championship Of the FrzuS1s
baseball league win 81
Strong goes into the amy i
ed against Jay high. Slln 4
hit, no run ace, win psradH 4
for Strong. Upon StrunE n
burden of responsibility. H|
eraged nearly is ssrz1I|
game, a sensational tohl. "A
that section is at its hel5hl 4
contest.
Cony loses two -four lelIH.H
year. Don Clement wss 4 h
to win his insignia In thsIm
this year, in football "
baseball and track. Grsg1l1
four letter man in 1s2i a
football, hockey. baseball q
Manager Edward n. Hal
the Bath baseball club n
this lineup for the game III
Sunday afternoon: Gilmore.
ting, If; Hayward. 81: NJ
Slower. C: Oliver. 2b; Morsk
Phee, lib; Lewia, p; Bonner
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Turner's Observed. Wedding Ami.
rverSary


Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fred Turner very
pleasantly observed their wedding
anniversary Thursday at their home
on Bush street A delicious lobster
dinner was served at night by Mrs.
Turner's brother-in-law, w. A. Miller
of Auburn, assisted by Mrs. Celia
Packard. The evening was passed
attending the pictures. Mr.. and Mrs.
Turner received many useful and
valuable gifts. Their many friends
extend best wishes for returns of the
day.
mony Wednesday attending the we'd
ding of a Colby college friend. Miss
Ethel Reed and Clarence Raymond
Day. Misses Fox and Halves were
bridesmaids.
Mrs. Henry Bosnian of Wollaston,
Mass, son, Clifford, a bond salesman
for Dillon Reed, and Miss Emily
Bosnian, who has just graduated from
the Catherine Gibbs school, Boston,
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YESTERDAYS SCORE
PERCENTAGE DOPE
AND GAMES TODAY
NATIONAL STANDING

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
ST. Louis 8; Boston 0.
New York S; Cincinnati =.
Philadelphia 5; Chicago q.
Pittsburgh g; Brooklyn 8.
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Frank Pennell. whose guests the.
will be.
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By WILLIE OGG
New England professional and
Massachusetts open champion

Assuming that the novice is more
interested in improving his game
than in getting distance into his
shots, he will get along very Well
with seven clubs. These are the
spoon, midiron, jigger, mashie. mash
ie-niblick, niblick and putter. / have
purposely named clubs that are well
Iofted, because the beginner will be
able to get the ball into the air much
more easily with them than with
some Of the other clubs. This list
might we'll be called the big Seven"
because the novice can make these
clubs the very backbone of his game.
Do you know how to care for your
clubs when you go travelling? There's
some good advice by Tom Kerrigan
on thiss ubject in the booklet Golf
as Champions Play It." Send 10
cents in stamps to the Kennebec
Journal Golf Bureau. Room $50. 440
S. Dearborn ST.. Chicago, Ill, to OBJ
tain this valuable hip-size booklet
Copyright, 1925. Associated Editors,
Inc.)
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FUNERAL TOR Mr.. Boyle
The funeral service for Charles H.
Boyle was held Thursday afternoon
Evening star., 1925-07-24
Trustees Sale of Handsome
Two-story Frame Detached
Dwelling No. 1910 Floral
St NV

r.desd By grHs e b certain Ss 4s6 assa q 65 trust TO- du
secured thereby the undersigned trustee, viii
E 81 pfsgY'sosE on ghk fP6StR
senibed land and premises situate in the city
Of Washington, Distriet of Columbia to wit
Of the tract Of land known as Girls Por-
per- per plat recorded in Liber No, Az folio 8. Of
the records of the office of the surveyor OF
building @ restriction line shown on said plat.
Subject to the covenants that no more than than
any kind or, description shall be erected on
erected, shall not cost less than $4,000. and
shall not be used for manufacturing me;
eacept such os oil 6S st.
SS Business srp purposes and this provision shall
not relieve the restrictions as to cost of
e.i'in ses shall + not be rented. leased. sold de
missed transferred conveyed unto or in
SON OF negro blood or extraction: that the
aforegoing covenants and rest. .restris&tions & shall shall
of 90 years from January l. 1910. and no
longer. A.,
money to be paid in cash the balance in
two equal installments. payable in one and
annuin. ann % payable p semi annually from day
of sale secured by deed of trust upon the
property sold or all cash at the option
OF the purchaser. A deposit of $500 90 re-
auired of the purchaser at the time of sale.
All conveyancng. recording and notarial fees
at the cost of the purchaser. Terms of sale
to be complied with within fifteen days from
day of sale. otherwise the trustee reserves
the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost of the defaulting purchaser. after
five days advertisement of such resale in
ss9ns nswspaper published in the city of
JESSE L. HEIsKELL.
Sy23-d&ls.exSA Trustee
Evening star., 1925-07-24
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
1412 Eye St. NV. Realtors. Franklin 9503


JUST OFF 10th ST.-S Rooms Baths-S145OO
- practically home located lss M than of 10Th
ASSURING generous
not o a il
NEW HOME. S7;450-Very Easy Terms
a . r 1 s, S only q homes s n: # an s @
one o the - '
CLEVELAND PARK-Dutch Coonal-$14,5OO.
front % S ssssd ss Rs gen S S nTs aed @ %
fa I M sh p s. h aa.as @ % @ @ R i @ @ sssan
city andv villa arrange ~ moo ~
MT. PLEASANT-2-Car Brick Garage-S12,5OO
% @ % % aPns 5 PPs
after ad open = Proper % % aSe
has twocarb brcksa offering " ~ ~ anu
CHEVY CHASE-Near the Circle-$1625O.
GGeea nsnF @ ES % % % s TIVE P 6a % sv Is un
hshis
good
JUST OFF NORTH CAPITOL ST.-$o 500.
with sauts @ se5 @ ] ] 2 G mh. he% s
& s s and @ BE oaS, @ and os . aP terms h Su
Evening Phone Service Until 9 PM.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
IF HE
1412 Eye St. NV. Franklin o5O3
Evening star., 1925-07-24
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
NORTHEAST-S6,85O.

NORI HEASI-S685U Terms
A a
$3.50
ew o
NORTHEAST-$6,95O Terms
ca plan
PARK VIEW-$775O. Terms.
for
BRIGHTWOOD PARK-&,o50. Terms.
NORTHEAST-$7o5O Terms
six
PETWORTH-$8 Terms.
s5 bath
deer to ar
CAFRITZ COMPANY,
14h and X. Main 9O8O.
Evening star., 1925-07-24
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
CHEVY CHASE, BRICK-Sl0,OOO

Situated squares OF Connecticut avenue, wild
paved Owner has reduced this house for quick sale
Contains large rooms tile BATH hot-waer heat electricity
hardwood hoor big porche builtn heated garage Smia
houses selling for 81 500 more. Terms.
Evening star., 1925-07-24
N. L. SANSBURY CO., INC,
148 EYE ST. NV. PHONES MAIN 5oO3-4-5

1418 EYE ST. NV. PHONES MAIN 5oO3-4-5.
PRICE, $1,000
individually
appointed tiled bath
is
fourth o
PRICE, 81, ,5OO
fnd
want a
55O8 9th ST NV
nmake itsn
1t
PRICE, S17, ,5OO
houses aa PA s Tbs as ON % % % saSs
rooms
% n seq @ pass % o n o sr hp
N. L. SANSBURY CO., INC,
"EVERYTHING IN REAL ESTATE"
141S EYE ST. NV. PHONES MAIN 5o03-4-5
REALTORS.
Evening star., 1925-07-24
Trustees Sale of Valuable Two
Story Brick Dwelling No.
Alb Piney Branch Road NV.

By virtue of certain deed of trust duly
recorded in Liber No. 1858. folio 221. ct
seq. Of the land records Of the District Of
secured, thereby. the undersigned trustees
will offer for sale by public auction IN
fr9pt Of The premises on WEPEESRAAYY 6F ITAY
1925. AT FIVE O'CLOCK P M. the follow
Cdescribed land and premises. situate in
the District of Columbia, to wit Lot -
in the SUBDIVISION by Charles f. Wire. In,
the tracts Of Maple Grove Farm and In; n
dolence." per plat recorded IN Book 90
At page 45 IN the surveyors office Of the
District of Columbia. subject to covenants
of record, improved above.
Terms of sale: The above property will
be sold subject to prior deed of trust for
$4,000, at 61s e on or, before April End.
1895: balance cash A deposit of $500 re-
quired Of purchaser at time of sale. All
convey ancinG. recording, revenue STAMPS and
notarfaI fees at cost Of pu[chaseT; Terms Tern.
days from day of sale. otherwise the trus
tees reserve the right to resell the property
at the risk and cost of the defaulting pur-
chaser after five days advertisement of such
resale in some newspaper published in the
city of Washington. d. G.
CHARLES w. STETSON.
HARRY NJ. PACKARD.
jy1s-d&ds. Trustees.
En1W A WECCuT q cnN Aurt4nnaars
Evening star., 1925-07-24

THE FOUR BEST HOMES
IN THEIR SECTIONS
NOW FOR SALE.
SOUTHEAST.
$3.50
81 neat and OF
CHEVY CHASE, MD
$4,000.
porch @ ali % Of
DECATUR HEIGHTS, MD
SS.0OO
andr
a Terms
CAPITOL HILL.
$4,000.
An b1ck home of severn bath
SHANNON & LUCHS, Inc.
713 4th St. NV. Main 2345
Evening star., 1925-07-24
BEAUTIFUL WOODLEY PARK.

This sem-detached house selling sacrifice Only
square from Wardman Park Hotel Contains outside
howaer heat electricity hardwood floors throughout copper
weather strips gassincosed porche Only
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