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Evening star., 1925-04-10
STRONG POLO FOUR
WILL PLAY FOR WAR

Official opening of the War Depart
ment Polo Associations season is set
for next Tuesday night, when the
polo ball is to be staged at the New
Willard Hotel. Thereafter games will
be played at Potomac Park on Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Prospects for a high goal team are
bright this year The proba BILE line
up includes Lieut.. Jadwin at No. /,
handicap, 4 Mai. Parker at No. .,
handicap. 8; Col. Morris at No. 8,
handicap, 2; Col. Margetts at No 4,
handicap, "A team total of 13.
Other players who will be seen in
action, with their respective handi-
caps, follow: Col Palmer, 2; Col.
Babcock, /: Mai. Coulter, 0: Maj.
Fleming, !; Maj. Thomas, /; Capt
Walsh. 0; Capt. Richardson. o; Col.
Baer, 0; Maj. Goetz, 1; Capt. Wip-
precht .: Maj. Solbert, 0: Maj. T.
T. Johnson, >; Representative John
z. Hill, /.
Early prospects indicate that teams
at Fort Myer will furnish consider
able opposition for the War Depart
ment teams in the Saturday match
games that will be held throughout
the summer and Fall
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fanks' Rally Wins Game.

NEW YORK, April 10.-Four thou
sand residents of Charlotte. n. c.
cheered when the New York Yankees
unleashed a rally in the ninth inning
yesterday that conquered Brooklyn,
8 to 8, and insured the Manhattan
ties an even break in the exhibition
series, with three games to play.
Williams, a youthful Albanian, went
to the mound for Brooklyn in the
eighth with a lead of four runs. A
moment later it was only three, for
Pipp had shot sizzling home run to
the far regions. Dugan dedicated tn
ninth inning with another homer,
Paschal pounded a triple into center
and Meusel repeated the drive. Pipp
singled to put across the tying run.
went to third on Wards double and
Evening star., 1925-04-10

&c Ill 1924.
Frisch was far from being his
usual efficient self on defense, con-
tributing no less than three other
bum chuclls during the course of the
two hours pastiminG, in addition to
the bobble by Wilson. as well as an
other by Kelly. but il would have
taken veritable flock of miscues to
neutralize the terrific pounding Mo
gridge and Ogden were subjected to.
How the Giants Mnde Merry.
George was nicked for brace of
markers in the second when Snyder
delivered a ponderous double to CEN
ter, following Kelly's Texas Lacquer
and the winging of Terry, while three
more runs materialized in the fourth
with singles by Terry and Nehf. Will
sons three-ply whack and RueIs
failure to hold a heave from Bluege
factors.
Mogridge fingered for an additional !
frame without suffering further dam
age. but with the advent of ogden in
the sixth the contest became a rout.
Curley had nothing but good inten-
tions Terry's triple, Wilson'S dou-
BILE and Snyder's single netted two
runs then. and in the seventh four
more accrued due to three baggeTs
by Meusel and Terry, doubles by
Kelly and Wilson and Jackson's
sacrifice fly. with wild pitch sand
wiched in.
Jean Gregg was summoned to Off
ciate in the final frames, and con-
trived to retire the aliens in order,
aided by a pair of dual killings.
Evening star., 1925-04-10

LID III plOliHlIID Vi TIC DdSC Ddll univ Sl
As a result of their unimpressive
debut before the home folks. Stan
Harris outfit found itself on the
short end of 6-to-4 game count, and
10 repeat their triumph in the Fail
classic by anneXing honors in the so
called little world series faced the
necessity of winning the final exhibit
tion SkirmiSh here today. as we'll as
both of the clashes carded for tomor-
row and Sunday. when the scene will
be shifted to the Polo Grounds, in
New York. This is considerable of
an assignment under any circum-
stances, and with the Giants as their
opponents the Griffs' task is hercu-
lean.
Pernicious Anemia in Hitting.
The hitting anemia, which has
been commented upon so frequently
IN dia agnosing the daily condition of
the Griffs this Spring, Yesterday be-
came aggravated to the perniciouS
stage. a total of just three bingles be
ing recorded on the chart of the pa
tfent during the afternoon. For this
state of affairs MeSSrs. Arthur Nehf
and Virgil Barnes We're to blame. The
former went on his left-handed way
for six innings. disturbed only by
Goslins single and Peck's three-base
blow, which produced a tally in
round >, while his successor would
not have been scored on in the sew
enth, despite the safety that Bluese
beat out, had not Frisch given Oss
an extra base with a wild throw and
Wilson fumbled Tate's fly in trying
to steal the put-out from walker.
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HUDkINS CLAIMING
LIGHTWEIGHT TITLE

LOS ANGELES, April 10.-Ace HUI
kins, Nebraska lightweight boxer, ha &
laid claim to the world crown las
worn by Benny Leonard by issuing q
challenge to any 130-pounder in TIL"
ring.
Hudkins, at Vernon Tuesday d.
cisively defeated Joe Benjamin, ta.
only Pacific coast representative iH
the lightweight tournament now he
ing conducted to fill the champior
ship vacated by Leonard.
Hudkins is rated by the California
Boxing Commission as a logical light
weight for both the world title and
the Pacific coast championship.
Since his arrival in California five
months ago the Nebraska boxer has
won five consecutive bouts.
WalIa Walla. Wash, has the dis
tinCtion of being the smallest city
in the Pacific northwest to possess "a
municipal golf course.
Evening star., 1925-04-10
INDIANS PLAY COLLEGIANS.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. April lo.-The
Cleveland Indians were al Tuscaloosa
Ala, today for a game with the Uni
versity of Alabama, their last in the
South.
The Indians final workout at New
Orleans yesterday consisted of a light
batting and fielding practice. They
play their final exhibition games toG
morrow and Sunday at Cincinnati.
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NOVELTY FOR ROSS YOUNG.

Ross cPep'D Young, who has play
ed in right field for the Giants so
long that Polo Grounds enthusiasts
have come to consider him part of the
stands, was taken from the lineup
yesterday. his first relief since 1918.
Young is said to be having trouble
with his right eye. Left-handed
pitchers are making him swing fruit
lessly
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STREET KEEPS HIS JOB.

Charles (Gabby) Street. base ball
veteran and known for his feat of
a ball thrown from the top
of Washington Monument, is the only
manager from last year to retain his
club in the Western Association this
season. Street. skipper of the Mus
kogee club. will have another pen
nant contender this season.
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MUST WIN THREE In ROW
TO ANNEX SPRING SERIES
Lose Chance TO Knot Game Count Yesterday, When
They Are Held to Three Hits, While Cothamites
Rake Mogridge and Ogden.
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.
Sports Editor, The Star.

REE down and three That the situation confronting
scheduled battle
local the here OF the
League Wednesday,
North the Gmn yesterday the
of pulling with their National League
cidenay their glimpse this the worlds best ball club
The disappointed in the and the 112 by
which within the
whte-unomed really
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EW YORK April lOA few days pen
VI nanta among OF
Philadelphia Athletics lost Hauscr, and then there but
Babe Ruth should be lost the Yanks
son. still be sx-naybc.
The making predictions which will tho
the with Detroit,
has
since Ty Cobb has managed the
Washington fielding
has had in resoucefu kick and
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MOORE TAKING TREATMENT

Eddie Moore, the Pirates likeliest
choice for second base. was left at
oklahoma City when his squad left.
Moore remained for treatment of his
lame shoulder by DIR. Cunningham, an
old-time pitcher. If he is able. he
will be in the Bucs opening lineup
at Chicago.
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ORIOLES START TUESDAY,

BALTIMORE, April 10.-The cham
pionship race of the International
League will open here next Tuesday,
April IA, instead of Wednesday. This
is done to avoid q conflict with the
opening of the Spring racing season
at Havre de Grace.
Evening star., 1925-04-10

Nashua, Iowa. lays claim to having
the champion basket ball fan in the
person of 13-year-old Willie Getsch
vino walked miles through a snow :
storm to attend a game.
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Pirates Scalp okInhoman..

PITTSBURGH. April 1O.-Getting
into action for the first time since
they started their trip East from the
Pacific coast, the Pirates yesterday
engaged with Jack Hollands Okla :
homa City Indians at Okla homa City
and scalped the Oklahomans, 10 to D
Ii WAS a fast game and gave the
Buccos ample opportunity to exhaust
plenty of the energy they had stored
up on their l.5O0-mile train ride.
Emil Yde pitched six innings for the
Corsairs and then gave way to Babe
Adams. Buckshot May was the In
dian moundsman.
Pie Traynor and kiki Cuyler put
zest into the game with an eXhibi-
ton of long-distance hitting. The
two cleanup men hit to the fence
several times and had the Indian
outfielders groggy.
There are Is large foot ball field.
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KELLY FAILS AS UTILITY.

George Kelly of the Giants appears
TO have failed miserably as a utility
player in the preseason games, which
means that he must be restored to a
regular position.
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Brillheart, Mcnamara, Martina
Are Released by the Criffmen

OF Martina SouthpawS
Nv Brihar the local has
the box burden
Mogdge Ogden Ruether
Gregg Russell and Kelley
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say who the player was or whether
Another base ball casualty was re-
ported last night when X-ray pictures
revealed that Russell Wrightstone.
utility infielder of the Philadelphia
Nationals, had a broken finger.
Physicians said he would be unable
to play for two weeks.
Wrightstone hurt his finger in an
exhibition game in Florida more
than a week ago, but it did not give
him much trouble until Wednesday.
Tigers Fear Louisville.
DETROIT, April 10.-Detroit Ty
gers will turn north from Nashville,
Tenn, tonight to play their last two
games of the Spring season in Louis
Vile and then to jump home to pre-
pare for the opening of the season
here.
Louisville. an American Association
club, is expected to give the team
the best opposition it has encount-
cred with the exception of Cinciu-
natl.
Evening star., 1925-04-10

A.
In
n
Evening star., 1925-04-10

eighth in the race. Boston has a team
that might have been good enough
n other years to fight its way int"
the first division. Bat this year,
with such strength heaped against ii,
the Red Sox must fight to make an
impressive showing in the second di-
vision.
Evening star., 1925-04-10

A new sport palace is to be built in
Munich, Germany, with a sea ating
capacity of 14,700 and room for 5000
StandeeS
Evening star., 1925-04-10
ONLY MACKS AND RED SOX
FIGURED OUT OF RUNNING
Athletics Doubtless Would Have Been Contenders
Had Hauser Not Been Hurt-Washington Held
in Need of Right-Hand Punch.
BY JOHN B. FOSTER.

dsp.tc Of
League his o the 0
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Spencer Adams

Spencer Adams covered *-c~t IN
fine style after Peck retired in the
fourth inning, but he looked far from
impressive at the bat.
Harris called on Hargrave, Mat
thews and Leibold as pinch hitters
without result, although the bulky
backstop missed fire only because OF
a sparkling stab of his liner by Jack
son.
Evening star., 1925-04-10

sBatted for Nehf in the seventh.
fBatted for Mogridge in the fifth.
+Batted for Ogden in the seventh.
Slated for Gregg in the ninth.
Giants o o 8 o Q oil
Nationals go. o o o o.
Twe-base hits-Snyder, Wilson (2), Kelly.
Three-base hits-PeckingpauEh. Wilson, Terry
(2). Meusel. Stolen base-Goslin. Sacrifices
Jackson ~: Double plays-Adams to Harris
Harris. Left on bases-Gi.nts. 4: Nationals.
7. Bases balls-of Nehf. 2; off Ogden, i;
off Gregg, l. Struck out-By Nehf. 8; by
Barnes, /: by Gregg, l. Hits-of MoEridge,
in s innings; off Ogden. in innings; off
Gregg. / in innings; off Nehf, In 8 in
ninTs off Barnes / in 8 innings. Hit by
pitcher-By Mogridge (Terry). Wild pitch
ogden. Winning gitoher-Eehf Losing
land and Walker. Time of game hours.
Evening star., 1925-04-10

RiU Terry. with pair of triples
and as many singles in four times up,
led the onslaught against Harris
hurlers, but Wilson was not lar III
the rear, getting a three Dagger anu
two doubles. All told the Giants at
rained 26 bases on their Ia blows.
Evening star., 1925-04-10
MACK is SEEKING PLAYER
TO TAKE HAUSER'S PLACE

PHILADELPHIA April l0Connc he
baseman take the Joe
the hospital broken he
Tuesday.
who whether
Evening star., 1925-04-10

Martina was turned back to the
New Orleans club. from which he was
obtained last season, with no strings
attached, the Pelicans having re-
served the privilege of purcha asln
him in the event he was relegated TO
the minors, while Brillheart was re-
leased outright to Memphis of the
Southern Association. where Zeo
Milan is handling the reins. McNa-
mara -everts to Wichita of the west
ern League
Martina. is a veteran right handler,
whose work this Spring indicated he
has passed the peak OF ms forhi'
which is not quite good enough TOT
fast company, and BrilIheafts thiIu
trial with the Nationals proved to
the board of strategy that he Is =
hit shy of big league class.
Mcnamara. who made such good
irnpression at the outset of the tram
ing period, early developed sore
arm. He was obtained for trial In
exchange for Pitcher Dad Hanklns
md the loan of Infielder Ralph MIL
Ier and Pitcher Ray Joyce, ootn OF
whom had trials with the Gr1ns last
wear. His retention would nave III
yolved an addition expenditure o.
s15 600 in cash, and his showing ala
Dot warrant such an outlay. He may
bob ND for another inspection atter
a wear or two of seasoning.
Manager Harris planned TO start
Zachary against the Giants TINS ailei
noon and to finish up with Johnson
;oeing the slab for an inning or Two.
McOuillan was to fing for the Ne"
WorLera with Greenfield and Maun In
reserve.
Evening star., 1925-04-10
Keen Pitches In Form.

CHICAGO. April 10.-Vic Keen,
one-time University. of Maryland
star, pitched the Chicago Cubs to a
4-to-2 victory over the Kansas City
kaws in the opening game of Sc
ries of four yesterday. He twirled
for six frames against Roy Wilkin-
son, former White SoX. and was
touched for five hits before he was re-
lieved by Sheriff Blake.
Rain in Evansville, Ind. washed
away the White SoX game with the
local Three-I League club. Manager
Eddie Collins planned to loan the
Terre Haute Hots. todays opponent,
battery, as the Tots have had little
practice thus far.
Outfielder Maurice Archdeacon is
suffering from slight attack of in
fluenZa
Evening star., 1925-04-10

There are Is large foot ball fields
in Vienna, the largest having &C
commodations for $4,000 spectators.
Evening star., 1925-04-10

Go.Iin and McNeeIy got plenty oil
ankle work in the alleged pastlhe
Yesterday, making frequent nylhs
trips to the barriers IN pursuit "a
halls that bounced off Giant bats.
Evening star., 1925-04-10

won the game when little Wanninger
punched a hit through the groove at
| first base
Everett Scott, Yankee iron man.
suffered an injury to his right leg in
attempting to beat roller, and re
tired
Evening star., 1925-05-20
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON INC,
14l2 Eye St NV. REALTORS. Franklin o5o3.


s14OOo-NEAR CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOI1-24 Ft Wide.
three located rq:
sxceptonaIy arEero
Po con 5 S9 s Room % = Dffe Fsd % 6 @ %
S945O-NEAR 14th AND UPSHUR SITS.
% value . and hoa Should d Sss rt
s at'rsiS pafance dcomples in
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2OOO-KILBOURNE PLACE-Must Be Sold
eaS eS % sae ] soas- % az @ @ & "a E E @
eFsse @ % coSRfa @ W yps' @ room
s pdn mas a andc b ter % " " ~
SIS 55OO-CHEVY CHASE-New Center-I1all Home.
@ h h as % s ns . @ eon e1s r % 1Ss 'i s.s
Srsh~e prsic
sesaa ass lie h4hs .ry n rss @ enRe M n S
snd is enurey IN ~ - - " ~
50 o5OO-NEAR GRANT CIRCLE-Brick Garage
'Ds.y a.9s & H9s 9n RsS Ts $ GRANT % c sn s eoS
% .pe%ddy T arranged @ T sssp @
sd 9sr nqG xGGh baeS @ & Ter % screened u " mas oe0
Evening Phone Service Until PM.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
14l2 Eye St. NV. Franklin 95O3.
Evening star., 1925-05-20
BARGAINS IN NEW HOMES.
MANY UNUSUAL FEATURES.

New Home, Northeast Only $6o5O-Nery Easy Terms.
New Home, Petworth. S8o5O-Sl 900 Cash SIS Mo
unu angedk ktche npantry
New Home, Brookland D. G., $,o50-Easy Terms.
Of
l6foot Phone 3
New Home West Chevy Chase Heights $6o75Easy Terms
char
feature rage
hVe
New Home Detached, NV. SO250S5OO Cash SO Monthly.
line schoo We n ouro Office
New Brick Home Near Mass Ave Park 50 OO-$1 900 Cash
excellent
WILLIAM X. HARTUNG & COMPANY,
11OS 10th ST. NV. Phones Main 81, 372 373.
REALTORS.
Evening star., 1925-05-20
FOR SAIE-HOVTSFG

SAILS oAADDITIoN-sII 000-IF YOU
samt hane 1000 cash6 rooms new: modern
deposit: Cali Adams 357S. 70 i,Gn pm. 20. 20.
RE- hktEFINANcE NAN YOUR PRoPERTY--CoM-
DIST: Nat bank Bldg "'es' F 1893. 1sSa' . 2s s.H'
on ROCK CREEK CHI. ROAD. $3.50
and trim House is 20 feet ITde' wide and ndO'
Box az 7du J. IS gtaf gred 6ee for quick sale Adj
BY OWNER, 12 ROOMS. 4-sToRY AND
basement brick residence on 4th 81. facing
Judiciary So Terms. Col. 959W. 22'
PRACTICALLY NEW. HOLLOW TILE. 8
ro0ms room bnit,in .arage blair I'd vicinity w
ss.s,s bsl9x n2i5h6oThood 5tsnss 70 quickly settle
BY OwNER-7ATTRACTIvE NEW BRICK
a aFse Section G s BRINE R la eonian m cash IN s 4n
Address Box 313-T. Star Office
4 BARGAIN FOR CoLORED BUYERS.
8, Splendid northwest home: 3,story brick,
SGsS. ss,s an? ,,RfI s70s 9"'G
FfdGHT-RoooM faGi BRICK HOUSE on, TWO
BoTches, III hi-wh elec. light: Very wide
SD, 800: cash; 81 900 Remsinder. SIS
HPWsoNo HHPH9WSs On Iid sth y f. nc. near X See Mr
ATTRACTIVE COLONIAL BRICK HOUSE
in Columbia Heights convenient to 18th ST.
car ,d line containing six rooms. tile bath. hot
premises in excellent condition: out-of-town
o%ner is Offering this valuable property for
Tx. Star ONCE.
NEARLY, NEW TAPESTRY BRICK HOME
large roomn 2f 19s6 S .a,e9 e9t.ans a.
ing porch. completely modern. in wonderful
condition, huilt-in garage: owner; leaving
cash Address Box 18s.G. USE Star ON ofc- N'oOO
SEMI.DETACHED. in COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
wide and has four bedrooms. rl tWo-car it garage
straot sna Is m modern TO the minute, On paved
lines section well built no. II will pay
10 5,. inreStSate this proposition IN this desg
Address Box 7s.x star orfice r'' " aus e1
OWNER RETIRING. SELLING BRICK
store; ,s9 oI ants 2,car brick garase. with guar.
BY OWNER, MODERN 9.RQoM RESI-
ca a GeTeafS tTess 9We5s i5ss etc. perfect condition
ONLY SI50 CASH BALANCE S2s so PER
month. rooms. colonial porch: excellent
s PE5fe reduced Tlih a 5s ls5Se cash
for further particulars Price. 81 900 2I'
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-s R. TILE BATH.
ton: attractive surroundings: 1900: com
m9unicate with' owner. Address Box 66-X.
yard to alley: OWNER: If 81 800 cash.
$1,000 only; rooming house chance. Cleve.
| GEoRGETOWN. 3I33 ST-ENTTRELY
detached six-room house. ami: large liv-
ing room. French doors and windows: gar
den: open Thursday and Friday. 2l'
COLUMBIA. RID. NEAR 14th-0 ROOMS.
baths; am:i:; excellent condition: terms. G.
b. LAWRENCE. 907 18th st. NV.
SO PER MONTH WILL BUY SPLENDID
COLORED--6 LARGE ROOMS, H.-WH G.
d e.; car new garage; best section north
east; $1,000, $3.50 cash. terms. L. 10042. M
PRICE So. $50: $500 CASH: $50 MONTHLY
Payments-Eortheast, within one square of
last Capitol street: 6-room and bath brick
| porches: cellar: back yard. Full particulars
| by phoning Lincoln 795S-W.
| COLUMBIA HEIGHTS. NEAR CENTRAL
! High School-Price, Slo5oO: terms; nine
rooms and bath; brick hot-water heat:
| rooms exceptionally large Address Box 9s-
Y. Star office.
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1910 PARK RID. N.W.-TEN
rooms and bath, every modern
convenience; entirely redeco-
rated. Terms. John H. West,
5l8 Woodward Bldg. NJ. T77.
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COLORED.
Northwest Section

Northwest Section.
Brick; eight rooms, tile bath,
double rear porches, cellar.
Garage. Located on promi-
nent thoroughfare. Reasonably
priced.
B. F. SAUL CO..
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Kennedy St. N.W.-$6,OOO.
Six rooms and bath: frame. porches: mod
ern: on lot 25 by $50: $500 cash and easy
monthly terms.
Allan +. Walker & Co., Inc,
S13 18th st. NV. Main $500.
Evening star., 1925-05-20

SOME VERY DESIRABLE HOMES.
1888 PARKWOOD PLACE NV.
Open Tonight
Six Rooms and One Bath and Two-car Brick Garage
Price and Terms Are Low
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financed ~ -
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Evening Phone Service to PM.
DOUGLASS G. PHILLIPS, INC,
Franklin $685. 1916 ST NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

36l8 10th ST. NV.
Six-room brick house with two large rear
porches. Lot 140 feet. with garage. Price
A. MCNEIL G. CO., INC.
Insurance 1Edsln''v' bds Ase"''iMa Main 5e44.
Do You Like Fine Things?
-, If SO let us show you. this semi detached
Cle{eland Sl,Ss Park brick i Of $ rooms and 2
wood floors, open fireplace. cement porches.
Plttsburg heater, bult,in ice box and ga.
terms.
1906 TEBRELli TER s, Nv LITTLE Nam ssG' sas5.
Evenings phone FsankIin 1857 Or or
Kennedy st. N.W.-$6,OOO.
ios IS f BY ' iSo ssoo cHn essh and aS essy
Allan +. Walker & Co, Inc,
sI3 18th St NV. Main $500
BUNGALOW
NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE.
Here's the unusual in moderate priced
bungalow. Choice location west OF and
finish. two complete baths. hardwood floors
throughout Pittsburg instantaneous heater.
in garage. The lot is 55 #. wide.
Certainly you will be interested at the
Call Mr. BIXBY. Main 2435.
IN CHEVY CHASE.
,os New d;room room and % 2,hath home. beautifully
ave. cars. in a splendid section.
Large and well arranged rooms, hot
water heat, open fireplace, electric lights,
spacious porches. beautiful hardwood floors
BY mahS hSus IS po PsseGs
Phone US and make an appointment to
nave US n9T4s nStHF sqe P GIa GsIHaoEMAKER
407 New York Ave. Main 1886
10th AND COLUMBIA RID.
Bullt-in Garage.
MUST BE SOLD.
charming. practically new tapestry
popular and convenient location where
ttuture value is assured Just few
in cheerful appearing living room:
bright dining room. pantry and COM
plete kitchen: screened breakfast porch.
bedrooms. glass-inclosed sleeping porch
and completely equipped tiled bath
second floor. Nothing could be added
you Will find such features as tinted
walls. oak floors, screens and awnings.
weather stripping: hot-water heat,
huilt-in garage and paved alley. Tn
toreseen circumstances require imme-
date sale and owner has placed the
low figure Of Sl4.75o it. Do not
fail TO see il.
Phone Until 9 PM.
BOSS & PHELPS,
The Home of Homes,
MAIN $500.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1925-06-26
Carrie Louehheim, 1918 Chestnut

Carrie Louchheim, 1918 Chestnut
St., Philadelphia, Pa.
That the above named owners are
in so far as it is possible by the use
of all reasonable means of your Pc
titioner to ascertain the names of
the owners and all those having any
interest in the parcel of land herein
above described.
To the end, therefore, that your
petitioner may have said land con-
demned for the use and benefit of
the United States of America, to-
gether with all and singular any
buildings and improvements thereon,
and the rights, privileges and appurte-
nances thereto belonging or in any
wise appertaining in fee simple, and
to the further end that your petit
toner shall have the right to take
immediate possession of said tract or
parcel of land described in this petit
ton and Immediately begin work
thereon for the purposes set out in
this petition.
further give notice to all persons
interested in said lands or any part
thereof, to come forward in the said
District Court of the United States
for the District of Maryland, on or
before the 30th day of July, 1926,
and file their objections if any they
have to the proposed condemnation
of said land.
ARTHUR l.. SPAMER,
Clerk of the District Court of the
United States for the District of
Maryland.
June 26-3t