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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-08

able to tell your wife that you don't
know anything about horonomous.
but we know different and we have
waited long enough for someone to
fill up our table"
So Cousin Wobbly played and
played and forgot all about the err
rand and the floors to be washed
until he heard a clock strike one
two three- way UP to IL and he
jumped to his feet with the bad
chaps in answer to "Our Absent
Brothers" While the others were
replacing their chairs, Cousin Wob-
bly, rushed from the Home and to-
ward his green shingled bungalow
with a heavy heart for he expected
a warm reception committe consist
ing of Mrs. Wobbly and the old lady
housekeeper."
And what do you think, the two
met him with a smile and his wife
said, Cousin Wobbly, why didn't
you tell me that the boys at the club
wanted you to attend committee
meeting relative to the annual min
strel show, from which you get your
funds for the Christmas work among
the poor of Augusta. One of the
men just telephoned that you were
on your way home from the meeting
and he was so nice when he said
that he had forgotten to phone at
the time you asked him to. l sup
pose we will have to get along with
out tn apple sauce until tomorrow
but l do hope everyone in Augusta
buys a ticket to that minstrel show
and aids in the worthy work, to
which you have devoted your entire
evening"" So in spite of the bad
chaps, Cousin Wobbly decided
"horonomous" wasn't such a bad
game after all.
And next year, If the sugar bowls
as well as the tomato can, We'll tell
you about Cousin Wobbly and the
Dutch Room.
(And there are Elks who can tell
much better bed-t time stories than
this and get away with it several
nights each week.)
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-08
Not The First, Either

do you mean to tell me an athlete
could ruin himself like that by fall.
ing over little stair?"
II didn't say he fell over a little
stair. I said he fell over a baby
stare
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-08
A Good Proposition

j. Jones owned grocery. One
morning he opened his store and in
about ten minutes the mail man
handed him a letter. He opened 1t
and there was big black hand. He
had never received a black hand be-
fore and did not know what 1t meant.
The letter said: "Mr. J. Jones. gro
ceryman: Send us $4,000 at once or
we will murder your mother-in-law."
He sat down and wrote a letter in
reply:
II haven't $4,000 to send you, but
am greatly interested in your propo-
sition. Please send further particu-
lars. Los Angeles Times.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1926-11-08
The Only Thing That Bothered Him

THe OHIy IHIH1 nat 6otneTeu FfIH'
Nervous breakdown, debility
nothing much to worry about. Get
in the country; long walks in the
open air. No alcohol in any form
and" The patient sighed. "And
one cigar day." "But-doctor--."
zone cigar a day!" reiterated the
doctor firmly. Six weeks later the
patient returned to town. How do
you feel?" asked the doctor. "Splen-
did! Fit as a fiddle!" And you liked
it ALP" Eyes, everything except the
one cigar" The doctor smiled. "The
tobacco habit, my dear sir" isn't
any joke" put in the patient ruefully
TITS hard for man at my time Of
life to take up smoking!"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-02-27
TIGER FLOWERSI
VICTOR In BOUT
WITH HARRY GREB
ATLANTA NEGRO Is GIVEN DE-
CISION ON POINTS IN EXHIBI-
TON LAST NIGHT AT MADISON
SQUARE GARDEN
uBy Associated PresS)

NEW YORK, Feb. 27.-Theodore
(Tiger) Flowers, negro from At
lanta, 80 years old and veteran of
eight years of ring battles, today is
middleweight champion of the world.
The crown is his by virtue of a
15-round victory on points over
Harry Greb, of Pittsburgh, at Madi-
son Square Garden last night. The
marsin was not large, yet enough to
convince the judges and referee.
Greb was not what he has been IN
previous defenses of his title, for
after four rounds he forsook his
windmill attack and poised his
right hand for damaging blow.
This blow never landed, and Flow
ers, flashing out continually, gained
the verdict for aggressiveness and a
willingness to fight throughout. Many
critics argued that the decision
should have been a draw. But the
State Athletic Commission has ruled
fights shall be decided by the num-
Der of rounds won.
Flowers, in the opinion of critics,
had at least six of the rounds, while
Greb could muster no more than FIVE,
and four were even.
Red Mason, manager of the former
champion, sad after the contest that
if Flowers had won, then he was the
victor by the narrowest of margins.
Flowers manager, Walk Miller,
said that his boxer would have shown
to better advantage had not Greb
locked his arms about his opponent
from the ninth round to the end. )
Harry" Miller SAID to, Greb,
''Tiger viii fight any middleweight
in the world in three months. You
can take him on if you want him.
We bar nobody"
Flowers probably has suffered
more knoekouts than any other cham
pion the world has known He went
into the test with Greb anything but
favored, because last winter Jack De-
laney, the light heavyweight from
Bridgeport, Conn, knocked him out
twice. -
OH elSHt OCIdSlOuS CtOWSlS Has
heard ten counted over him, four
times in 1922 when KID Norfolk, Sam
! Langford, Lee Anderson and Jamaica
Kid accomplished the feat, once in
1921 when Panama Joe Cans was his
adversary, and again in 1928 when
Kid Norfolk required single round
to win.
Last year, besides the Delaney re-
verses, he lost to Lou Bogash on a
foul at Boston, and was beaten by
like McTigue in New York, although
few at the ringside agreed with the
verdict.
Flowers is married and has one
daughter. He formerly entered the
ring at about 10, but by constant
dieting has brought himself down to
the middleweIght, limit.
Greb won the title from Johnny
Wilson of Boston, three years ago.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-02-27
ANOTHER GOLF
MATCH ARRANGED
FOR MARCH 3
WILLIE MacFARLANE AND DICK
NELSON TO MEET HARRY
HAMPTON AND ED VALEN-
TINE ON KEY WEST LINKS

Arrangements have been made for
a golf match to be conducted on the
municipal links at Stock Island on
March 8 when Willie MacFarlane
and Dick Nelson, representing
Hollywood, will meet Harry Hamp-
ton, professional on the local links,
and Ed Valentine, who viii repre-
ssnt Key West, in the first lap of
a 36-hole match.
A $1,000 prize has been offered
the winners of the proposed match,
which will no doubt prove to be one
of the most interesting yet to be
seen on the Stock Island course.
The final Is holes of the match
will be played over the Holly Golf
and Country Club links about March
10.
The coming meet was arranged
for by MacFarlane during recent
visit to Key West, the prize funds
having been set aside by Hollywood
and Key West sportsmen.
The committee having the ar
rangements in charge are making
every effort to interest as many
golf fans and other spectators as
we'll in the coming match, which
gives promise of furnishing much
amusement and sport for the large
number that have expressed de-
sire to witness the events which
will be put on for the benefit of the
general nuhlic.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-02-27
SENDS TELEGRAM
in PROTEST OF
RECENT EMBARGO
KEY WEST CHAMBER OF COM.
MERGE COMMUNICATES WITH
SEVERAL SENATORS IN IN.
TEREST OF MOVEMENT

The chamber of commerce is
sending the following telegram to
the senator's from Washington, Ore
gon, California and Florida to re-
move the embargo on lumber ship
ments, placed by the railroad, from
Key West to the mainland:
February 26th, 1925.
Senator Wesley L. Jones,
Washington, d. c.
During recent railroad congestion
in Florida large shipments Pacific
Coast lumber destined for Miami
and adjacent points has been ship,
ped through this port. This bust
ness has assumed immense proper
tions greatly increasing our pay
rolls for handling freights, making
this business formidable competitor
Southern Pine Association. No
congestion has been caused by these
shipments emanating from Key West
northward to West Palm Beach. On
account of this competition the
Southern Pine Association dealers
have protested to the American
Railway Association, and Interstate
Commerce Commission has ordered
the East Coast Railway to place en-
barge from Key West northward.
The embargo is taking effect today.
This action is apparently for no
other reason than 20 protect the
Pine Association dealers from the
Pacific Coast competition. VIII ap-
preeiate your investigation and CO.
operation with US in keeping Key
West ar open port.
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE OF
KEY WEST.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-02-27
BOXING CARD
ARRANGED FOR
!; COMING WEEK
KID WHITE AND JACKIE HIM
DIE TO BE SEEN IN MAIN
BOUT OF SHOW TO BE STAG
y ED AT GARDEN THEATRE

The first boxing card in several
weeks has been arranged to take
place next Friday at the Garden
Theatre. Topping the card are Kid
White and Jackie Hindle, lightweight
champion of New Jersey. White made
numerous friends in Key West dur
ing his first appearance in the city
ing to Filipino Delgado. 1t will be
remembered that during that fight
White sprained his wrist so severely
that the bout was stopped despite
Whites pleas to continue. White
was declared in that exhibition to
be one of the hardest hitters ever
seen in Key West, and probably is
one of the best to be found in this
part of the country.
Jackie Hindle needs no intro
duction to the fight fans of Key
West, as his showing here several
weeks ago against the tough Fill
pino Delgado stamped him as one of
the cleverest and fastest boys in the
south. He is moving target, hard
to hit, and seldom misses his OPP
ponent with his flash-like left and
right crosses. He outboxed Delgado
completely throughout the bout
conducted at the time stated.
Both boys have posted forfeit to
weigh in at 135 pounds at 2 o'clock
on the day of the fight.
Matchmaker Reyes announces that
Battling Sikh and Young Frank have
been signed for the eight-round semi
final. These boys have met before
in one of the hardest contested
battles ever staged in Key West.
One four-round preliminary will
open the show, and from all indica-
lions there will be an unusually
large crowd in attendance to wit
ness the excellent boxing card now
IN planning.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-02-27
HAGEN PREPARES
. FOR PRACTICE
LEAVES ST. PETERSBURG TO-
DAY EN- ROUTE TO
, SARASOTA
(By Associates Press)

ST. PETERSBURG, Fla, Feb. q.
Walter Hagen left here today in
a speedbolt for Whitfield Club,
Sarasota, where he will play a prac-
tice round late today in preparation
for the start tomorrow of his 72
hole match with Bobby Jones, ma
tional amateur champion.
He played yesterday at Tampa in
the first round of the Florida open
tournament with Joe Bydolek and
Henry Topping. The national pro-
fessional champion did not take the
round seriously and withdrew from
the competition at noon.
On his return to st. Petersburg,
he was shown a telegram from a
Philadelphia newspaper asking for a
500 word story on how he felt be-
fore the big match. His reply was:
'T'm o. K"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-02-27
TAX ASSESSORS NOTICE

All persons, corporation or firm,
owning property, whether real or
personal, subject to taxation by the
City of Key West, are hereby re-
quired to make returns of same be-
fore the first day of March, 1926.
Blanks for this purpose can be
had by calling at city hall.
WILLIAM A. CAREY,
City Tax Assessor.
jan23-30; feb6-13-20-27
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-02-27
FIGHT RESULTS
(By Associated Press)


NEW. YoRK--Tiger Flowers, At
1anta, Ca, negro, won the middle
weight championship from Harry
Greb, 15., Phil Kaplan, New York,
won a technical knockout over Mickey
Rockson, California, 4. Dick Conlon,
Altoona, Pa, beat Joey Kaufman,
New York. 6. Johnny Filucci, New
York, defeated frankie Lagona en- d.
get Kilburnl, Philadelphia, d. Tony
Travers, New Haven, Conn, and
Eddie MeLaug,in, New York. fought
a draw, 4.
= EAST CHICAGO, Ind.-Tod Nor
gan, Seattle junior lightweight cham
p,on, beat Don DAVIS, Chicago, 10.
Shuttle Callahan. Chicago. knocked
out Johnny Mendelsohn, Milwaukee,
B.
DETRoIT-Harry Kahn, Milwau-
kee. beat Sid Barbarian, Detroit, 10.
Joey Silvers, New York, and Johnny
Mellow, Detroit, fought draw, 10.
TAMPA. Fla.-Jaek Renault, Can
adam heavyweight champion, knock
ed out Jack League, FL Paso. Tex, 1.
SAN FRANCISCo-Jimmy Finley
of Louisville, n.y., won decision over
Jimmy Duffy, Oakland. we.terweight,
10.
HOLLYWOOD, Cal.-Spug Myers,
Of Pocatello. Idaho. scored close
decision over FRANKIE Schaeffer, Chi
eago. lightweight, TO-
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. 49, Luke
Tenner. Savannah lightweight, knock
ed out Henry Godale, Cleveland, s,
Harry Allen. Macon. Ca. won judges
decision ever Jimmy Reed. Tampa
featherweight, s.
HOT sPRINGS-Eddie Ketehel.
Toledo featherweight, knocked out
Eddie Murdoch. Oklahoma City, 5.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-02-27
MARINE NOTES

p. & o. steamship Northland.
Capt. Crosby, sailed for Havana
with 500 passengers this morning.
p. & o. steamship Cuba, Captain
White. will arrive from Havana this
afternoon.
F. E. C. car ferry Estrada Palma,
Captain w.. j. Pheian. will arrive
from Havana this afternoon.
P. & o. steamship Governor Cobb,
Captain III. Phelan. viii arrive from
Port Tampa and win sail for Ha-
vana tomorrow morning.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-02-27

HOT SPRINGS Eddie Ketehel.
Toledo featherweight, knocked oai
Eddie Murdoch. Oklahoma City, 5.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-02-27
MANY HORSES In
FLORIDA DERBY
my Associated Press,

TAMPA, Feb. 27.-More than
two score horses have been nomi-
mated TO start in the Florida derby,
feature race of the West Coast
Jockey Club meeting at Tampa
Downs today.
I he race is fifth on the program.
An added purse of $4,000 has been
announced, which win bring out the
best of the thoroughbreds stabbed at
the track.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-02-27
NOTICE

On and after March 18th, 1926
the scale OF wages Of Union Painter,
of Local No 3s4. win be Si.00 pc,
hour.
FINANCIAL SECRETARY.
Jan % I month
Evening star., 1926-09-29
sALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY.
sALE-BUSINEss PROPERTY.
OFFERING

OFFERING
Manufacturing and Warehouse Site.
$4,000 square feet fronting $50 feet Alexandria
Boulevard, Immediately jacent to Long Bridge.
This property is ideally situated for fuel oil storage plant
Shortest haul o northwest section Of the city.
Shipping facilities unsurpassed. fronting Nashmg-
Southern freight yards the and X. +. and p
the west
The limited supply OF 'ndusral Ground makes this
offering a safe investment.
We authorized to dispose OF the property
that will appeal to the specuator
Ask for Mr.. CARROLL
Business Properties Dept,
HEDGES & MIDDLETON INC.
Realtors,
14l2 Eye Street NV.
Franklin o505
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-NoRTH SHORE OF SEVERN
River; new California redwood -shingle bun
screened porches: large lot: on W. B. & A.
Easy terms. $500 down. TURNER. Box l5.
Arnold. Nd
AN OFFERING MY CHOICE WATER
front lot at a bargain price for quick sale
Superior location, unusual view. Good iaWn
and fine trees. On salt water: One hour
from Washington will accept 5000 for inn
mediate sale and arrange monthly terms II
desired. Tel. Mr.. ROSE. Main 1896.
OWINGS BEACH. THE r. A ROBERTS
cottage with . lots for sale; easy terms
w CARL WYATvr Adams 1901.
Evening star., 1926-09-29

I12H ACRES. 30 IN WOODLAND. STU
ated on Marlboro pike at Maryland state
cheap for Winter if parties will improve
place. JOHN p. REILLY. owner. 1850. JET
REILLY, 1884 Girard st. NV. Phone Adams
h6l0. Busses leave Sth and Penna. ave. for
Bradbury Heights and Greater Capita
Heights. Will he at road to the right OF
Maryland State line
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Treasure Cove Summer Colony
and Country Club.
ON TILE POTOMAC.

Washington . tin water fr3nt devcl-
opment--l4 miles from Treasury Bldg Beau
tiful sloping shores. wooded hills, club priv
lsses swimming boating nYs fishing. ss,rahs diTs
cottage stes--easy terms. Limited number
Of water front lots left ~, Write , or caIl A co
92S Investment Bldg Phone Main Q593
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RENT-FARMS.

10-ACRE CHICKEN FARM. GRIN HOUSE.
barn. etc near Clinton, Md. Rent free for
room and board for man owner employed IN
city. Address Box 191-B. star Office. 30 :
Evening star., 1926-09-29
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.


WOntinued.)
TRADING REAL ESTATE OF ALI. KINDS
is our business. See us for results G.. Z.
LIKENS. 1919 st. NV. North 747S.
kENILWoRTH: p C-MoDERN 7aKooM
''s4 g. on tss ts5ms trade or rsn detached
room colonial brick: garage; side and rear
$500: balance easy; rent trade.
Nr. 18th and Potomac ave. s.e.-5-room.
porch front brick: good repair; ideal home
for family of moderate means as to buying.
or renting: terms to suit will trade.
Nr. Nat. Muscum-Sroom brick; new
bath; fine repair: owner said sell hence
offer wanted on cash payment $3.50. balance
- SURr RBAN-oo2 Lansing St. Colmar
Manor. Md.--4-ro bungalow; 3 lots: in
Berwyn Hgts. Md.-Near Maryland Uni
yersity: large cor. lot: .s;room house. cleo.
big chicken run, etc. This is the cheapest
home in this desirable white section for
$40 E. Clifford ave. Del Ray. va.-Mod-
ern r. & b. bungalow: big lot: less than
$1,000. on your terms or rent. -
COLORED-131 u s!e.--71 room and bath
brick: cleo: newly decorated: rental, $4S50
or sell cheap on terms. or trade.
,55. 75S and 163 Hobart n.w.--6 r. & h..
colonial bricks. cheapest and most desirable
homes for colored on the heights at prices,
terms and rentals We can quote. Will con-
slider trading.
\. +. RYON CO., Inc.
Main 1897. 1923 T. St
Columbia 1877. 341S 14th St
Clarendon 1880. 1O4 Wilson Blvd.
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sALE-rNvEsTMENT PROPERTY.

2-FAMILY FLAT: ROOMS AND BATH
each: electric light; separate heating plants
no expenses: price. S3.750. Il. A. Garvey
owner Main 01SR
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SALE OR RENT-SUR. PROP'TY.

WOODBRIDGE.
Several houses in and nearby. Apply
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO,
23TS X. T. Ave NE North SOS3.
Evening star., 1926-09-29
FOR SALE-ACREAGE.

FOR SALE-ACKEAIIE.
80 ACRES, IL MI. FROM CITY. CLOSE TO
trolley ard paved road basement barn:
large family orchard. garden. woodlot we'll
Owner ". A. SHERMAN, r. 3. Vienna; Va
ONE THOUSAND ACRES
Beautiful subdivision land on cement roads
two bus lines, city current: white neishhor-
hood: nine miles from Washington and Alex
andrIa. Va: running streams and springs
near modern school; all in grass or beautiful
timber: price and terms right. For furt3Pr
information call MASON HIRST. phone Alex
andria 43-F4l. Address Alexandria. +. +. D.,
No. 3
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4 HOME
AND
A SPECULATION.

A SPECULATION. -
This is particularly well built hone:
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crease in value. The house contains splen-
did rooms aud . complete baths, all in per
fec: condition. the present owner having
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out and put in AL condition. Hot-water
heat. electricity. etc. The price is $4,000
on terms Phone our Sales Department for
further information.
Phone Service to PM.
SHANNON e. LUCHS. Inc.
Realtors.
1878 14th St. NV.
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FOR RENT-STABI.ES.
FOR SALE-I0TS.

TWo-sTORY BRICK STABLE FOR TEN
horses; $50 per month. Rear of 2:I35 Sher
man ave NV.
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SALE OR RENT-STORES.

WOODBRIDGE. D. C.--I.ARGE STORE AND
apt; above, on r. L. ave. nc. of the
husiest streets in Wash: good stand for any
klnd OF business; also in same square. one
story store. n. O. BULL. 1901 Monroe St.
ne. Phone Potomac 3l35R
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MONEY TOIOAN.
100000 TO LOAN

on real estate. LIST. end or 3rd trusts or
other satisfactory security, in large or small
amounts; prompt action. reasonable rates;
repay in convenient divided payments. Ad,
dress Box lola Star Office.
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CHAs' IS. MoRRIs & son.
Evans Building Main 30.

J. NEARLY o15 ACRES OF LAND.
spring streams. fertile ard productive soil;
new large house; Other necessary outbuild-
lnEs This will make a fine dairy stock
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.. About $50 acres thorough going dairy
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g. 300-acre dairy farm on State mac.
adam: bank barn: good house; richard
and necessary outhulldngs. Only ST. 900.
Will assist in financing reliable parties fn
ths purchase of Montgomery County, Nd,
CR' ROwnYBUSH. Cold Spring Manor
Route . Rockville Nd.
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14th ST. SOUTH OF SHEPHERD-MOD-
ern 8 +. and b.. brick on two floors; garage; /;
easily converted into stores or Offices rental
will be 81 1900 per annum: price. S11.250;
Maryland ave. ne. nr. 12th--Modern.
three family brick fiat: rental over $1,000
per annum; less than $4,000 on your
terms.
Nr; 9th and Gn,w.-Three 2-story bricks;
sale will sacrifice for $3.50 on easy terms.
Nr. Ga. ave. and Park rd.-Two-famiiy
brick fiat rental. 5000 per annum: less
than $4,000 on terms, -,
Nr. Wis. ave, and Q n.w.-Two-t family
time offered at low price. $3.50 on your
terms.
NJ. End and se-Three :-story frames;
rental, 1855 per annum: give-away at
S6,950. on easy terms.
Nr 10th and Benningss I'd. ne.-Four
clear: less than $4,000. terms to suit.
Prominent cor. on car line in Brightwood
-Commercial zone: largo lot: Groom house:
etc A give-awsy at $5.e50; rental would
Nr. North Cap. and Fla. ave,-Store and
$65 per month cheap at SIS, $50. on terms
Nr. 14th and Church n.w.-6-room
brick low rental at S36G per annum: priced
to sell at S4 600. on terms
Nr. 9th and c s.e.-6-roon brick: rental
ABOUT 5000 per annum; price, $3,250;
BRICK rental $500 per annum: u give away
at $3,750. on terms.
All of the above are put on the market
at speculative prices and will yield a big
net return on the cash required. number
can be traded. Inspect and submit your
Evening star., 1926-09-29

6th ST. ne between + and q SITS:
dret commercial zone: lot 40 #. by llJ fl. :;
suitable for stores and apartments. Price
50 per square foot.
Evening star., 1926-09-29

Southw west corner I4th and l. ste Sc, end
commercial zone lot 80 f. by 76ls #: alley
N un .sue e iGr lot M
economically planned. II has 81 II feet OF
street frontage and rs feet of alley front
are. and is on grade. Price Only 81 per
SQUARE foot
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FOR THE WISE BUYER.
A RARE BARGAIN.

FOR THE WISE BUYER.
A RARE BARGAIN.
$4,000.
IN A COMMERCIAL. ZONE.
Located Just west of Connecticut ave. on
I. St. this piece of property Is priced TO sell
quickly The lot IS economical in shape,
being SO. feet wide. BY ~. feet deep to an
produce an income of $50 per month and
could undoubtedly be made to Weld more.
Excellent future. as values are steadily en-,
hancing owing to limited amount OF md
commercial ground in this area.
PHONE FOR APPOINTMENT.
MOORE & HILL, INC;
MAIN liza,
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FOR SALE-APARTMENTS
SALE-FARN1S.

near Clarksville Md 2s miles from Wash
iDEton and 3 miles from Ellcott City; con
fsins, stone house with bath, large barn, ten
runs through property; 800 acres cleared
ard 100 acres in timber: soil will produce
10 to IA barrels of corn aud 20 To so bush
road
Pr1ced for a nuick sale at $4,000