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The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-09-06
SPORT RITTICISMS
BY BILL RIFT

A Florida pitcher hurled bush
league double-header and only
allowed one hit in the f8 innings.
The next step is for him to enter
the big leagues and have about Is
homers hit off him the first week.
The Brown outfield Is going to
barnstorm this fall. The way st.
Louis played this year the fans
will probably do . little storming
themselves.
Jack Kearns has become Harry
Wills manager. Now both of them
can talk over what a bad actor this
fellow Jack Dempsey is.
''The only sport that isn't
crooked" writes scribe, sis fish
ing" Yes, and somebody always
gets hooked in that, too. ~
The coming football season will
be another social success if the
number of fur coats holds out. ,
Richard says he is pleased with
Chicago. What he means is that he
is pleased with Chicago's seating
capacity. 2
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-09-06
See Angler
Land Big Drum
George Gaul Wins Fight of
Hour and 40 Minutes on Pier
at. Margate City on Light
Tackle
FISH WEIGHS 59A LBS.

George Gaul, of sos Green street,
Philadelphia, could not have wished
for better opportunity to land a
big fish on light tackle than he got
on the, Absecon Island Anglers
Club pier at Margate City. Not on
ly did he prove a very important
point to fellow-members of the club,
but he landed the biggest red drum
ever caught on the pier. The fish
weighed 59H pounds.
Just before noon, Gaul was en-
gagged in lively discussion in the
club, house, arguing against odds
that it was just as easy to land the
big 'uns with light rod and line as
with heavier tackle. AS usual, he
was getting the worst of the dis
cussion, for by sheer force of mum
bers, the advocates of the heavier
tackle for big fish were overpow
ering him.
The discussion had just reached
a crisis when yell was heard from
the end of the pier, several hun
bred feet forward. Joseph Hermes
who was angling for kingfish with
Abe Hammerschmidt's1ight rod ant
6-thread line, had gotten tremen
dous strike" @
ALI hands in the club house rush
ed for the fishing deck, where they
saw Hermes struggling to keep his
rod in his hands. There was aired
drum 'on the other end of his line
and he feared he was going to lose
it quickly.
Here's my golden opportunity,
said Gaul to himself. Let me have
the rod" he said to Hermes, who
willingly relinquished it and eau
took up the battle with the fish.
While scores of bathers ON, the
beach, and many promenaders OIL
the boardwalk watched him, eau
proceeded to battle. The drum
dashed like one possessed, to right
TO left, out to sea, back toward tn,
pier, down into the depths and VI
again. At times the entire length
of the 900-foot line was off the reel
and Gaul had to-run along the pie
to keep up with his quarry, for tn
slightest exertion of weight on TIL
thin thread would have broken it,
The battle lasted fully an hou
and forty minutes, but the fish wa
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-09-06
VENTNOR NEWS NOTES

give the citizens of Ventnor and
their wives the chance to hear
prominent speakers discuss the five
proposed amendments to the State
constitution of New Jersey, which
will be voted on throughout the
State, September 20. 1t is proba-
BILE that a speaker from the State
League of Municipalities will be
present to define the coming amend
ment.
The committee for the dinner in
cludes George H. Bratten, V. A.
Oswald, Clemence Wasleski NJ ].
Royal, Frederick Barley, Charles
E. Repetto.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-09-06
REPUBLICAN, CLUBS.
Dinner of First and Second Ward
Clubs Next tuesday.

Arrangements are complete for
the dinner to be given by the First
and Second Ward Republican clubs
of Ventnor, at the Atlantic City
Casino next Tuesday.
The purpose of the dinner is to
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-09-06
LEONARD WINS.
Former Atlantic City Flyweight

Former Atlantic City Fiyweight
Wins on Foul at Wilmington.
Teddy Leonard, of New York, a
former Atlantic City resident and
well known here, staged come
back from his absence from the
ring last week, winning against
Tommy Reynolds by foul in the
eighth Toald at Wilmington. Del.
Leonard is a contender for the fly
weight title.
The paper of the Mainland that
the Mainland should support.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-09-06

I've got a fine job now. It's a
cinch. I've got the whole day to
myself"
st must be a snap. What do
you do?"
I'm night Waterman"
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-09-06
Paving.

It is expected that the work of
the county in paving Ventnor ave-
nue. through the Borough of Long
port, from Fredericksburg avenue
to the Longport- Somers Point
bridge, will be completed on or
about October Is. The top is now
being put on Ventnor avenue
through Margate, and work is pro-
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-09-06
Disposal System

The work on the 100000 sewer
age disposal system, which will ex-
tend from 18th avenue to 36th avs
enue. and from the bay to the ocean
in Longport, is well under way.
Sidewalks and eurbs are being in
stalled in all the streets on which
homes have been built in Long
port developments.
The Pleasantville press. (Pleasantville, N.J.) 1912-1929, 1927-09-06
Residential
Advance
menf

crossing rapidly in laying the base
on the Longport section.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-01
Find Stolen Car
Held in Phoenix

Two men, whose names have not
been learned as vet, have been pick.
ed up in Phoenix with Il Chevrolet
automobile stolen in Brawlcy about
three weeks ago.
\ member of the department OF
Justice at Los Angeles called head
quarters this morning informing
Desk Sergeant Elmer Toney that
two men, with Il car sold in FL Cen
tro, had been arrested for a minor
violation in Phoenix. 1t was be
licvcd that the ear was stolcr
machine and the men We're being
held pending 4 chcck-up.
\ description of the ear was tax
cu and Patrolman Van Bczel wa,
detailed 20 investigate. The cal
was traced through the sales agrn
cy here to Lee Scihcrt of the Amcri
can Fruit Growers Association il
Rrawlcy and there it was Learned
that the ear had been stolen about
three weeks ago.
The men will probably face :
charge of violating the Dyer ac'
and move begun to have them re
turned to I'll Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-01
FlOridans Seek
Valley Data

Requests for detailed information
concerning FL Centre and the I'm.
perial Valley have been received by
the local chamber Of commerce from
several residents Of Florida, accord
ing 10 J. s. Carmic ichael, president
Of the FL Centro chamber. One Of
the letters received from Miami,
is az follows.
Il am a native of California on
my first trip from home, and am
always anxious TO satisfy the de
Iand for information ON our state
The free booklets you sent me last
year were destroyed when our
house was blown away during the
hurricane. / lad shown these BOOK
let's 70 many people, but still the
demand for information keeps up.
Every one is 80 disappointed in
FIorida. Please send your free lit
erature on FL Centro and the whole
imperial Valley 10 the following
people
A LIST Of those desiring informa.
ton follows the body Of the letter
which is signed "Mrs. R. L. Reaves,
.Aismi, Florida.
Carmichael says that from the
number Of letters received by the
chamber of commerce. from those
who wieh to learn of the valley, il
,eems that this community is attract
ing nation wide attention from
prospective settlers.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-01
LETTUCE MARKET
Eastern markets .oday:

Eastern markets today:
Boston, % degrees clear, l car
Arizona, 10 California arrived, l6
ears on track, supplies heavy, de-
mand slow, market dull and slight
ly weaker. Imperial ! $, $3.50, S
best 2,50-3, poorer, ? 90.
New York, 30 degrees cloudy, l
car Arizona, 20 California, 10 Flo
rida, = Texas arrived. Iceburg sup
plies liberal, demand moderate, mar
ket slightly weaker. Imperial, 2.50-3,
mostly 2.,5-%, poorer low as 2.25.
Arizona. ordinary i.50-2.
Chicago, 80 degrees cloudy, 8
cars Arizona, 81 California arrived,
ll3 on track. Supplies heavy, De
maud slow, market duh Imperial
! s, 2.5075, mostly around $50, 5's
225-50. ordinary 11-.50, Yuma 5
and ) s best mostly $50.
Philadelphia, sc degrees, clear
One ear Arizona, 10 California, =
Florida arrived. 30 ears on track
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-01
SHELL COMPANY
TO ADVER TlSE
VALLEY FACTS

Sacrificing company publicity III
an effort to acquaint tourists with
vital facts concerning Imperial
Valley, the Shell Oil Co. Of Cali
fornia is repaiR,in. all of its shell
shaped bllboards in this county
with slogans advertising this section
CT the state, according TO an an
nouncemeut received by local Shell
Company officials today.
These billboards, which are very
noticeable because Of the unusual
shape, will have all OF the com
pany advertising matter eradicat-
ed and slogans telling of the won
derful fertility, almost unparalleled
progress and interesting statistics
concerning Imperial county painted
on the signs. Each side Of the
billboard win show a different say
ing, and viii give the valley very
valuable publicity. Forty slogans
have already been conceived for
signs ROW in existence and more will
Be added as new roads are opcne d
and new signs are built.
Another public SPIRITED venture
contemplated by this company is
the erection Of large sign, this
side OF Oasis. near the county line,
which will be so fee. long and sew
en- feet high, electrically Lighted
and giving the value in dollars and
cents of the produce raised in this
vicinify. The company has already
placed one Of these signs near Win
terhaven and local Officials believe
the one near Oasis Will soen be
forthcoming.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-01
The Question Is,
"WhO Shot Them?''

Cal G.. Mousseau, county clerk
was all smiles i:lis morning and &C.
cordinG to his story, the county
executive had reason to be proud.
In fact he had 80 reasons to be
happy Of which % were in the form
OF dead ducks and the other eight
IN dead geese. That was Cal s col
lection Yesterday when he donned
his hunting togs and went forth
into the marshes.
Each one of the Is members of
the New River Gun club that start.
cd out yesterday returned with the
limit i'll dacks which is -. The Is
hunters also brought in IS geese.
: 1t Was a great day for gun-
Lin, remarked the county cleet
thls morning as lie dug into the
day Labors.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-01
Scholarships To
HOltvine Boys

LOS ANGELES, Feb. 1--Schol-
arships, endowment funds and varl
Gus other gifts amounting to approx
imatcly $4,000, have been accept
ed bv the University of California,
it was announced ut the monthly
meeting of the board of regents
here today.
\ gift Of $4,000 from Miss Ellen
ID. Scripps, for the ScriPps institu-
ton of oceanography ut La Jolla;
$l400 for vertebrate zoology by
Miss Annie NJ. Alexander of San
Francisco and $1,000 for the pur-
chase of the Bancroft library file
of early newspapers, offered b.
Griffing, Paul and Philip Bancroft,
were among the donations.
J. O. Haynes. Of San Jose, acted
as chairman OF Il committee seek.
ing a new name for the Cniver-
>itv Of California in Los Angeles.
Six faculty changes proposed by
President W. w. Campbell were con
firmed.
Scholarships were awarded to the
folio" ing. Clelia G. CipeIli, of San
Francisco: j. VI. Warne. Holtville !;
d. RTnin, Los Angeles; Gladys X.
Olmstrad, Buffalo, y. Y: r. y.
fritchard, Red Bluff, II. K. Lubckc,
Alameda and Herbert Kraft, Holt
vile.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-01

N;eloland district was noted in the
city yesterday.
Mrs. NJ. Q. Brookficld and Rupert
Brookfield. her son, were FL Centre
visitors Yesterday. The Brookfield>
are former FL Centre residents who
now mako their home in san Ber-
nardino.
Mr.. and Mrs. LEROY Holt have
returned from a trip to the coast.
MIR. Holt went to San Francisco and
also attended to business affairs in
Los Angeles. Mrs Holt remained
in Los Angeles.
MIR. and Mrs. II. f. Schlaak of
Los Angeles are spending It few
days here.
NJ. +. Meyer Of San Diego is in
the city looking after his interests
here. Mr. Meyer is the owner of
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-01
MARRIAGE LICENSES

ANDERSON N-DIXON.- Joe Amer
son. %, native OF Tennessee and res
ident of Glendale. Jewel Dixon. l6,
native of Missouri and resident Of
Glendale.
BROWDER MARTIN. - Ira G..
Browdsr. %. native of Texas and
resident of FL Centre. Matte Mar.
tim. %. native of Oklahoma and
resident Of Imperial.
SEAZALEZ MARION. - Bridal
Seazalez, 80. native of Mexico and
resident of Lomita. Ruperto Mar
ron. 10, native of Mexico and resi-,
dent of San Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-01
PERSONALS

Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. McCabe arc
here from San Diego. Mr.. McCabe
attending 10 business pertaining ia
HE automobile agency here
Goldie Allen, son of George W.
Allen, is here from Los Angeles,
visiting \ his father.
Mrs. j. f. Hudgins Of CaleNico
was visitor in the city Yesterday.
W. @. Gastel Of San Diego was
ia the city yesterday on business.
Mrs Henry Havckorst Of the
Money to Loan on Automobiles.
Sterling Secdritics &c. Inc. Fred r,
Cross. Mgr. Geo Main ST. adv
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-01
Tuesday, February 1, 1927

Supplies moderate, demand slow,
market slightly weaker Imperial
4 s and SIS, 2.5O-3, few 1926. Yuma
s and SIS, 800.
Pittsburgh, 32 degrees, partly
cloudy. l3 ears California, / Texas
arrived. Supplies liberal, demand
slow, market slightly weaker. I'm
pcrial 31s's and 41a's, 3.00-25,
mostly 800.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-01
News Briefs From
Here and There

The Stanislaus County Fig Grow
ers Association is a new organiza-
ton, having many branch units in
the county.
Brig, Gen. Reilly says the sol
diers haven't barracks fit to live
in. Maybe they re being sent 10
Nicaragua rs a treat.
It is too bad Just when Aimee
decided she would 20 ont and give
4 couple of hectares, along came the
Chaplin case!
George Young SAYS he was able TO
swim the Catalina channel because
he lived cleanly. But he did admit
taking flappers TO the movies u
couple of times.
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Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-01
Farm Bureau To
Protest Increase

Protest against the proposed in.
crease IN rates for hauling by truck
between Imperial valley point. and
Les Angeles will be filed hy the
| Imperial County Farm Bureau. il
was announced today by G. +. Bur
ton, secretary manager of the bur.
i, eau.
Imperial valley rauchers will be
represented in the fight by ]. ].
Deusl, head Of the Law and utilities
department of the California Farm
Bureau federation. deuel. is com.
ping data against the five per cen,
increase, which will be asked bv
the truckers.
A hearing on the proposed in
crease will be held in Los Angeles
on Saturday, AT which DEUEL. viii
be present.
Wheat GROWING has faNan re ~,
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-01
= DUnawav building.

the DUnawav building.
Robert Reese of WcStmorland. ac
eompanicd by his daughter, Dixie,
was visitor in Ell Centre ycster-
day. Mr.. Reese is the brother OF
Mrs. Norman f. Dupont of this city.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-01

Have you boarder apples." is a
question the dsirymen nf Oregon
are asking the owners of the apple
orchards.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-01

Let Us be thankful for Latin
America. Japan and Wild Youth.
Where would the orators be if it
were not for perils?
The critics agreed Able 5 Irish
Rose was trash. 1t played its
1Ooeth performance recently. May
be the show still has a chance.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-01
COTTON MARKET

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. !. - The
cation market closed steady and
fraetionally above the days open
ing.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-01

Wheat growing has fallen off in
Nevada .inee 1923 only l4.0O0husA,
els being grown in 1925.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-01

Spots closed steady, IL up at 1894
80 many Of the irrigation projects
In Oregon are bankrupt that state
control has been asked by several.
John 3. ParkeY, Thornvood, wash
ington grew two Triumph pears that
weighed one pound ter ounces each.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-02-01

Money to Loan on Automobiles.
Sterling Securities Co. Inc, Fred r.
Cross, Mgr. eco Main St. adv
Evening star., 1927-05-19
WOODBRIDGE.
S8,OOO-SDecjaI Terms.

A real bargain in practically new Groom
all modern home. close to John Burroughs
u block bus. block from stores: open fire.
place, large pantry. extra laYatory: all street
Improvements; an ideal location; immediate
possession.
New Groom home with extra large lot, .
blocks school, / block bus; strictly modern
throughout: priced right and very con-
EenieNt terms.
McLACHLEN -BANKING C0RP'N.
Evening star., 1927-05-19
CONGRESS HEIG HTS \. G.
+ 4 SN I@DMC
IL CLARENDON. VA.
? North Clarendon Ave Clarendon Va.
Geleph0ne Clarendon 1882 evenings 12N-J-l
WOODBRIDGE. d. G.

bath three porches: bult-in garage aud
other modern features; Open and lighted
Detached stueco. with bedrooms and
bath built-in garage and other built-ln fea-
lures ocated ON large corner lot. 36Vi
South Dakota ave ne. one Of the best To-
cations " oodrldge.
A detached semi bungalow with very large
rooms also some 5-r0om bungalows under
construction They VIII be complete IN
every detail. It will pas you TO inspect be
fore oaNiHg elsewhere For sale by owner
and builder
r. r HTGDO<
Evening star., 1927-05-19

$17,950.
Cleveland Park.
If you are seeking the utmost in value
n 9 new home. brick .eonstruetlonn, de- dc
fering before, YOU buy. 1t is one Of the
few homes built today constructed en-
tirely of brick. Large cement porch
wide entrance hall. spacious living room
with fireplace. large. bright dining room
with roomy breakfast porch adjoining
model kitchen with every up-todate con-
venience, and tiled walls. Large. outside
pantry equipped with .Frigidaire .refrig-
orator. Second floor has four bright
cheerful bedrooms. all well proper
ticned. and two tile baths with built-in
features. shower and Standard fixtures.
Attic. with finished maids ROOM. You
will find oak floors throughout. all win
copper screens, every modern convenience
and two-car brick garage. Paved street
and paved alley. If purchased now. we
can arrange for minor changes electrical
fixtures and decorations. Terms accept
EVENING PHONE SERVICE. 7 TO O..
SCHWAB, Walk & CANDY,
. 1904 Conn. Ave Pot $40
Evening star., 1927-05-19
FOR SAIF,----TfOTSES
NEAR BRADLEY LANE.
81 T00

NEAR BRADLEY LANE.
Sll.50O.
An ideal home in splendid section Of Chevy
Chase at a bargain price. situated on "A lot
containing over 10000 sd it, OF ground ami
has a large front porch and seven rooms
four Of which are bedrooms. tile bath. stone
fireplace III the living room. hardwood floors
hot~water heat aud electric lights. There il
ferrod from the. city, hence this extremely
low nrice Good terms
DOUGLASS & PHILLIPS, Inc,
1oer x s, m: REALTORS franklin so-s.
Evening Phone Service Until Q m
S14.750.
Cleveland Park.
new Kennedy built" home repre-
sentins the highest standard of eonstruo-
tI0u and containing features and appoint
ments worthy Of YOUR investigation. Con
strueton IS Of brick: location i one
tfactiNe IN appearance. practical amt
comfortable in plan spacious living
room with fireplace. large dining room
and a delightful break fast room or sun
parior adjoining, model kitchen. foHr
splendid bedrooms and two beautifully
equipped tile haths--one with shower
II il complete to the most minute detail
and your every want or need has been
considered and is to he found IN thi.
carefully planned home including large
range moderate terms. Ready for occu
EVENING PHONE SERVICE. = TO p
SCHWAB. Walk & CANDY
/ 1904 Conn. Ave. Pot. $50.
Evening star., 1927-05-19
So 80.
~ s~- NJ
Commercial Zone.

Commercial Zone.
Large home IN NV section that is rapid
ly developing into a hieh-class business dis
trict small cost To remodel into store and
apt. Contains Z large rooms. bath "A bed
rooms1 2-car garage; deep lot TO paved
alley. -
Phone Service Until 8 u N.
1+32 X NJ. 1900.
BROOKLAND-S5, 500.
Detached: rooms: cleo gas. good heat
ing plant: hardwood floors: small cash pay
ment l.. Y. THACkER, 2703 18th St.
Brooklaud Pot 23ST
Evening star., 1927-05-19
LAST CHANCl
INVESTMENT OF $500
WOODBRIDGE. D. c.
FIRST COMMERCIAL, ZONE

On Rhode Island ave. one of the very
best locations in this desirable suburb
Seven fun rooms, tiled bath with closet;
/. w h.. electric lights. hardwood floors, open
fireplace: newly papered: garage. Owner
has moved away and must sell. Reasonable
McLACHLEN BANkTNG CORPORATION,
Real Estate Department. 10th and G.
Jain A31. EYpnings North 81 &
Evening star., 1927-05-19
sALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.
= wa II - VI
sali7'
- LELaAa n 1 % Z.

TAk0MA PARK
~-949 Park ave-For sale hy owner. 3
rooms sleeping porch and bath; garage Near
oar line stores and school. Paved street;
Only $500 down and sos per month. Can
Evening star., 1927-05-19
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pROp'Y.
FOR SAIE-~HOUSES. s

6 OR Z ROOM HOUSE. ANIL: = 10 3
acres near car or bus: from owner. Phone
Cot 81 SOD.
Evening star., 1927-05-19
RENT-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.

FOR RENT FURNISHED IN WOODED SEC
ton of Lee Heights English stucco home.
rooms and bath electric range and water
heater screened living porch and peFgola an
the woods. 3 minutes from bus and electric
service. Clarendon 38S-Y-2 SUSIE A
MANKIN
OPPORTUNITY TO RENT A FINE FUR
nishrd suburban place at a reasonable rent
situated near MASSACHUSETTS, and Wisconsin
aves house has . rooms baths: acre
flower. garden double rarase, Phone Cleye-
r PLEASANT ROOMS AMI. GOOD CON
dlti0n, la~i large por"hes garden. high
and graded schools desirable locality con.
crete roads. LItteheid ave Hvatts-
lille $40. DANIELS 1446 y st, II ". North
9l3l.
LEE HETGHTS-NEW ENGLISH STTCCO
home. rooms. baths and servants toilet:
lovely porch. complete basement. garage:
house screened throughout, moderate rental.
IeaeRn9ns ~. CAssPEEt4L. Nsla 2455s a-..s. as-..s.
Evening star., 1927-05-19
4 BARGAIN.
OWNER FORCED TO SELL.
81 $50.
NrF, n TTzyg -

NUN 7 II v f4'N 7 HUM z.
Beautiful colonial tapestry brick home 6
large rooms, tiled bath hot-water heat elee-
tricity. hardwood tl0ors, ivory and mahogany
wonderful porches including breakfast and
sleeping porches: every opening in house
screened. lot almost $50 feet deep beauti-
fully planted. attractive garage. paved street
and alley; located in Washingtons prettiest
NV. section, convenient to schools. stores
and transportation. Owner forced to sell
and has priced his home at considerable
loss to himself. Address Box 423-V. Star
Dfy
Evening star., 1927-05-19
FOR SALE---HOUSES.
NEAR STANTON PARK
Brick house: h.-wh., electricity. Priced
THos, L JARRELL, Co OWNERS,
II Ontinued. }
NOTHING pOWN

~ III NJ UUN y.
Monthly payments like rent 3012 warder
st. NV, near Soldiers Home; seni-d :3-story
colonial brick. g r, and h., h.-a.h,. cleo
space for EAR. Don't overlook this oppor-
tuMItN. Adams $50.
Evening star., 1927-05-19
RENT-sUBURBAN PROPERTY


10 ROOMS LARGE LOT. ELECT, Its, GA
rage. ] ) MINIS. TO city: $40.
q rooms, II acre; j } miles to city; SIG:
sell for $1,000: easy terms. {. B. MUNSON,
ArIinet0n Va. --
YEAR ROUND SUBURBAN HOUSE-I2
rooms. baths, spacious porches and 2 acres
IN lawn. 5 minutes from White House
rent. ol35 month. Clarendon 38S-1-s5
NEW. MODERN BUNGALOW JUST OJT-
side District line; rent. $40. Call OWNER.
BARGAIN-TAkOMA PARK. MD.-5-ROOM
INN. poss.: near car. Col. S35l-W. 10
4-ROOM HOUSE AND GARAGE: RENT. S25
monthly. Phone Clarendon 20S. II"
BLAIR -TAKOMA
ana SILVER SPRING
Five room Bungalows. with built in ga
RAGE, seepng porch. hot-water heat, electric
range. laundry tubs. window shades. floor
plugs and, hardwood floors. These homes
= blocks from graded school Convenient
10 stores and churches. 10th st. bus service
to cc4'or ~, g = .ty rep ans $50 m2nthiTo n
Col. o333. ''''l 'O' Woodside 600
Sa5 00--S0l PHIL. AVE. BLAIR. MD
Modern Groom bath. bungalow, unfur.i
bulit-ln garage; near cars and bus line.
THOS. ID. WALSH,
SIS 11th st. NV. Main 755s-9
SALE OR RENT-SUBURBAN.
NEARBY VA.-ALMOsT NEW HOME;
ami; many blilt-tn features; garage
berry Col s351-W. ~"
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WANTED-SUBURBAN PROP'Y.
s OR ROOM HOUSE AMI; . TO 3
acres. near. car or bus: from owner. Phone
Col. 6l50-J.