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MAT CARD ARRANGED.

Renato Gardini, Italian e00-pounder.
will grapple with Andy Brown. Micni'
gan mmberjaCk. in the feature bout
Of wrestling card TO he staged AT
the Arcadia Monday night. Dan
koloff. Bulgarian. will come 10 grips
with the hest man obtainable. and Joe
Turner. veteran middleweight star. Is
willing to take on any two local oppo-
nents with A guarantee that he will
dispose of both within 80 minutes.
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MILLER, BERNARD LEAD
IN Y SWIMMING RACES

T.. 4. bernard and Howard ~ Mil
LET set the pace In the weekly swim
ming meet At the ! last night.
siumma ries1
.a.Sard breast sttaAe~--Waa Nv Huweii \
Miller 'iime, u IL "a srtond, tie l,rtween
Karl Knight AMI Kenneth Harwuod thine,
90 idft third, Tie between J W. Ofme sni
Atsa Snrii ttine, 0.ilth
40. yard bark sttake~~Wnn hy y + Re-,
hhtd ttme u ~ = srtohd J W ntnr
time. o.p "a third Kari knight ttimr
au.A
siO'yara ff~e sbterr-wnn nv J~rome shest
thid A. MurphS ID 81. I. tuurth auS \
Ninkier 10 assAt
- -
Fred Miller. regular left tackle on
Nolre Dame foot bali team. IL worth
IS. 900, 900. lie weighs 100 pounds.
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Coach Elmer Ripley has cut his
Georgetown court squad. which opens
its session against Rutgers In the Ar
cadia Friday night. Georgetown y
lineup that will start against Rutgers
proba bly, will he decided upon follow
ing today's practice. Leading candi
dates are Bobby Nork, Freddie Mess.
ner and Johnny Dunn, forwards; Don
Dutton, center and Maurice Mac
Carthy. Harold Meenan and Jack
Byrnes, guards.
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AUSTRALIAN TOUGH,
BUT LACKS F|NESSE
Will Seek to Wear Down His
Foe, Is View of Jimmy
De Forest.

Jimmy Dtroresf. famous fight trainer.
AGs bees ststRp hp Tom Heeney hedrI
freight Champion Of NtC Zea'aad. and
Jack Shar@ep. irko 'riV meet in a ch nm
e5onstSp Elimination boat Friday aiGhf
To-Day he o5res the iotr-d0tca on Reeasy.
somorro'r he tciU scr'fe a story from
kAdrlees cdmp. He trii pick fhe 'r.R-
Ser Friday ana he trfH lrire a story from
tihpsfde Tor SafurGap's pdper
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D. C. BOXERS IN CUBA.

Terry O'Day and Joe Black. Wash
inston ia HEAVYWEIGHT boxers. are 20
meet in bout at San Juan. Cuhz
soon They have signed for the CT
counter.
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Eastern. SO: Business. Is.
II movement sponsored by the
undergraduate "C' Club of Central
High School is approved, letters here.
after to he awarded members of the
various Blue and White teams will be
designed to show the sport for which
they are awarded. The matter will he
considered by Principal Alvin w. Mil
Ter and the athletic council.
Games between Georgetown Prep
and Emerson. Benjamin Franklin l..
and Old Dominion Boat Club and
Eastern and Western lishtweights
are ca, dcd tomorrow. The first con
test will he played at Garrett Park.
The Franklin U.!Old Dominion game
will he in Alexandria at 8 pm. 1t
was advanced from Friday.
Aside from the Eastern-Central
game three schoolboy trays were
listed today. Business Is TO engage
Catholic University freshmen tonight
at Z o'clock in the preliminary to the
G.. L. Varsity .Gallaudet game in the
gym at Brookland. Emerson was to
face Senators in a practice brush this
AZ ernoon in American L. gym and
St Adams was Ia meet Takoma Sill
yer Spring High School in the latter's
gym.
With Jenkins scoring Is points TO
head their drive on the cords. Elmer
son routed Charlotte Hall. 81 to II,
Yesterday on the Southern Mary
la nders' floor.
Central and Rutgers Prep and
Emerson and Eastern will he prin'
cipals In an attractive court caro-
being arranged for Saturday after
noon in the Arcadia.
After t0day's game with Takoma'
Silver Spring High on the Mary
landers' floor. st. Adams hasketers
will play FIVE contests. They are:
January 10. Takoma Silver Prep
Springs High; 25-Georgetown Prep;
80. Emerson.
FEBRUARY :. Georgetown Prep Mt
Garrett Park: Is. Donaldson at Balti'
more: es Boys Latin at Baltimore.
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HALL GETS HOLE IN ONE.

Walter 2. Hall. professional a.
Rock Greek Park municipal golf
course. TOW IS eligible FER the Hole
in-One Club. He scored an ace on
the seyard fifth hole Of his home
links
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PROFESSIONAL HOCKEY.

Duluth. I: Minneapolis. 0; Overt'mel.
New York Americans. :; T0ront"
MapIeleafs. ].
Montreal Canadiens, 3: Ott"wt Sen.
atOrs, u.
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v.P.I. TOSSERS PLAY
FIRST GAME TONIGHT

BLArkEBLRG. Va. January Ii
King Coii@xe viii test the mettle OF
virginia Polytechnic InsiItuie's bias.
kst bail team Gn Memorial Hall court
here tonight ia q contest that will
raise the curtain on the 1928 court
eeason.
Bud Moore. the new basket ball
mentor. has Capt. Pearman. Porter.
6eh and AcEyer for guards, but
wouiH not name the starting combina.
fiDn III goal protectors johnson and
Brown are b1ih tail. capable centerr.
but CJach Moore has tntiTnated that
he viD shift Johnson ~ 4 forward
position. with Kics starting Az the
other forward
Law stands in line for duty az
o forward whenever Johnson In shift.
90 70 center. Other reserves are
WADE, Dsshieiis ND Moore, forwards
snd Amcls and Jacobs, guards. AmoIe
and More are starting their FIRST SCI.
s0A ~ varsity ball, bp. the other
three have all hsd varsity expert
eDcs
=. r.. Is hopes for y "a pa bic couft
combination ~ifhoUt the services Of
EsYne End The brilliant Ue6f were
Joitso Ia ri 'yHsk By the loss ~ f>copEy
sG6 Eyshs. two men counted Dn for
Hpu"h WORT tbis scar I>Doneg's ply.
Slcsn advised against pa rticips ion
So any stHleiirs. due 10 the youth =
weakness following set@te attack
~ pneumonia which cOt SNORT Il brit.
ISjht fbpi b3Ii career esfiy in tgseH.
bff, EFsfs pissed q strong game for
the Freshmen Ii ~ yesf sad had q gu1d
sbsH'| 10 fearh varsity hOnDfs when
failure ~ meet academic require.
Hasnts curing the FaII quarter made
him Ineligible
One ~ The toughest contests ~ The
year tx scheduled fDr ThUfsday night
When University ~ NafyiS Hd's team
epysces Eiacksburg.
Following In the schedule:
January fI--King College
January jt-I.sIebI,uiE Coltsss
SanDSfS 2G-~VifRlnia al Charlottesville
J@hnaft Zi-~-WssbiGstoa sGd lhs. ~
gsHusTy 2s.~-1Ixbsns
February 4-y.gSiDis NiHtssy IpslitDt3
FsNuaGg s~-"sst VIfiDis. 81 Blashsld
We
February ?~Duks Tntgefstg
ts2rSsgy Washington sno I4e
tfi,rasrS il = nIssTr'ty - ,hs south
f+brusfy - FhEIBis Bliitsfs Iastitsts
Eeb'ua'y ~ Eirbmosd University -
Richmond .
Fr5Ds,I % MARYLAND 81 COLES. psrs
bs6rusrs - Gsois*toso. 81 Warrington
r.r-s-e%~-fre~
tennis 10 10" pls ssH by electric
Fight with success ia LpHdoB, Ems
lind.
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tennis 10 nov pis ssH by electric
ERh, with success ia LpBdoB, Ems
land. ~~..--.-.....-~
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ually increase as the game pro.
crossed.
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With FrcnChy Cohan. former Hyatts-
vile High star and Warren Rabbit,
erstwhiie Western High star athlete,
filling it's star roles. Maryland fresh.
men basketers opened their season
with 1927 triumph over Forest
Park High Of Baltimore.
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Northrrns. 115-pound basketers. who
make their debut in the Boys Club
League today. tomorrow will engage
Az;ecs in Wilson Normal School gym.
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Corinthians. 95-pound quin.. wishes
to schedule an opponent for a game
Saturday night in the Peck gym.
Cali Columbia Stow.
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Pierce Props want a game for to-
morrow and also for Saturday on their
floor at Hyattsviile. Call Hyatts-
willie So.
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RY JIMMY DE FOREST.

n yEW YORK. January live
nj been watching Tom Heeney,
~ Australian heavyweight. train
4 ing for his battle this Friday
niS~ht With 10 rIa1- poS.
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TODAY'S GAME.
Central Va Eastern.
FRIDAYS GAMES.
Central VS.. Tech.
Western VS.. Eastern.
Yesterdays RESULTS.
Tech. 81: Western. Is.
Eastern, 80. Business. Is.
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81. Peters tOssers will go after
their sixth straight when they meet
DE Luxe quint tomorrow night in
the Eastern High gym at 9 O'Clock.
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CENTRAL NETMEN HOPING
TO GAIN TITLE THIS YEAR
Figure ON Taking Crown From Western-Tech and
Eastern TOssers Score i'm Series, Manual
Trainers Winning 81 to Is.

)EETRAL this Spring will make
big effort to wrest the pub.
~ lie high tennis crown from
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GROUP .
Jack Hood England: Clyde Hull Texas
Farmer Joe coocer. Indianapolis: All Man.
chi. England Eddie Roberto Tacoma: Willie
Harmon. New YAK Lew Tender ph,Ia,,ei.
phia: Vince Dundee Baltimore: Arturo
shekeis TAMPA: johnny indvasano. Boston:
Jimmy FINLEY. f.nuisviiie: Buckv Lawisss
Syracuse: Ny Sullivan Toledo: Mickey Feo.
dor Tampa Fla
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Martins Seniors trimmed Isher-
woods. IS TO 35
New Britain herald., 1928-05-10

to whether the department is likely to carry on. No branch of the city government is dependent upon any one man or group of men for it's existence.
 Briefly. my reason for insisting on a change in the park superin- tendency is that l am convinced the proper development of the parks makes this change necessary, and it was also prompted on motives of economy, efficiency and cooperation. I have on several occasions explain cd in detail wherein Mir. Wainright has failed 10 cooperate in developing the parks and I have pointed to er- TOTS on his part. I have shown wherein money saving can be made.
 Tt must be remembered that there are 2o,oo0 children. or more, in this city. They should be given amusemcnts through playgrounds and parks which are developed in q manner that will attract them, keep them off the streets and out of traffic danger. This has been my idea in park dcVelopment--it was contrary to Mir. Wainright's idea and he opposed me. like green grass and trees as much as any man in the city. but 10 me happy children and their safety are more important than grass and trees"
New Britain herald., 1928-05-10
WATERBURY MANS
 BODY IDENTIFIED John C. Moriarity Took Own Life by Poison

Waterbury, May 10 P.-1he body found in the attic of the tWo-store yesterday, has been identified as that of Morgan Moriarity. 70, brother of John C. Moriarity one of Waterbury's best known citizens and head of John Moriarity, Inc. a large storage firm.
 An empty bottle which had con tained poison was found alongside the body which had apparently been ill the attic of the house for several days. Nobody who resided in th. tenement house knew Morarity and no one has been able 10 learn why he picked the spot to end his life. The deceased lived in Hartford for some time prior to his death. Francis r. Murphy. contractor of 1C7 Price Boulevard, West Hartford,
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JAPAN MAY BACK CHANG
NaMhurian War Lords Appeal for Cea>ing Hostilities May Have Been Acttlated by Japanese.

London. May 10 (CP) - Chang Tso-Lin's appeal for truce in the Chinese civil war. interpreted at first as threat of combined Chi nese action to repei Japanese sol diers from Shantung province. may have been inspired by Japan, it was believed in authoritative circles to- day.
 The northern war lords state ment yesterday suggesting a halt in the civil war, naturally led to conflicting interpretations. Its ref erence to 'the face of outside dan- eer' referred to the Japanese in- Nasion. T
 But it is believed, in view of gen. eral developments that Chang is launching far-reaching attempt to obtain a real peace--that would lead automatically to withdrawal of the Japanese forces.
 Some expert observers here go as far as suggesting that Japan is be- hind the move. in hope of ending delicate situation that is being watched critically by all nations.
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WON'T TRY ID GET
 AC0S1A INTO STATE
No Effort Will Be Made to EI.
 tradite Plier

Waterbury, May 10 R}-The bench warrant issued here i'll the court of common pleas for the arrest of Bert Acosta, when he failed to appear here to press his appeal from five day jail sentence for low flying over the town of Naugatuck. will not be used to extradite him from Illinois, State Aviation Commissioner Clar- ence NJ. Knox stated today. Acosta was suspended from the Chicago air port yesterday for ten days for reck- less flying.
 Acosta forfeited Sl0o cash bond here a few days ago. A bench war rant was promptly issued and it was turned over to Commissioner Knox.
 We will not serve the warrant because in some ways the case is too trivial to justify any efforts a. eNtradition," said Commissioner knoX. There has been so much publicity on this case that if We pro- ceeded against him We might make it appear to the country that Con- necticut is prosecuting Acosta. If he comes to this state, we will serve the warrant, however,
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MOTHER AND CHILD VICTIMS 0F CRASH
 AT R. R. CROSSING
(Continued from First Page)

Fl. & H. railroad will not take any responsibility for the accident, if in- formation received from officials of the New Britain branch can be con- sidered. According to word received from Agent Joseph C. Leich today, the company will not so into the matter any further for it is of the opinion that the accident was not caused by the neglect of the rail- road or it's employees. -
 The railroad claims that since the man admitted he crossed the tracks while the light was flashing the ac- cident could not be clamed on the railroad.
 Dr. John Purney, deputy medical eXiminer. viewed the remains and gave Erickson & Carlson Co. per mission to prepare the bodies for burial.
 Mrs. Goodrich was born in Brook lyn and she had been married fol the past seven years. She leaves be- sides her husband and two children her mother, Mrs. Barbara Taylor.
 4 double funeral will be held al Erwin chapel Saturday afternoon a q time to be announced later. Rev Dr. George W. C. Hill. pastor of th, South Congregational church, vii officiate. Burial will be in Fairviev cemetery.
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CENTRAL JR. H, $, NOTES

The s. and ninth grades of the Central Junior High school met in the auditorium this morning for special assembly in conlmemoration Of the death of Benjamin A. Flaw Icy. prominent citizen of this city In recent years. who bequeathed the most part of his will to Civic or ganizations for the benefit of chill dren. The lower half of this school will be called to the auditorium to- morrow morning 10 hear the reading of the proclamation drawn up by the school board.
 The ninth grade will meet in the auditorium tomorrow afternoon for it's weekly assembly. The program this week is in commemoration of National Music Week and the one tundredth anniversary of Schubert s death.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-10
Death Removes All But
 Last of Derby's Vets

Derby. May 10 tPl--Henry Spen- Ger the last but one of Derby's sur Niying veterans of the Civil War, died this morning after a brief illness. He was ma tive Of Derby and had al ways lived here. As commander of Kellogg post, G. A. R., for l7 years Tho was very active in matters per 'taining to the order. and held in great respect. He served in Com psny B, First C. Y. regiment. and saw much active service. Mir. Spen- ccr's death leaves Edward W. Peck. O. the hardware firm of L. w. Peck and Company, as the only survivor of 60 men from Derby and .Ansonia who answered Lincoln's first call for volunteers in 1861.
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had been generally perdictsd. and carried the total back below the level of last December.
 It was the second consecutive de- crease, the total on March 3liAAytHI dropped to 4,s35,2os from t,1st.l1s at the close Of the preceding month. ~ea.s'r-
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BROOKS UNBEND|NG IN NOTE TO MAYOR
Continued from First Pagc)
have placed it. by asking you to dis miss me for such causes as you care to specify and record.
 Yours truly,
 "W. F. BROOKS,
 ..l Ina irnlnn v
PaOnCssa's Answer

The mayors reply declared:
 Mr. Brooks. naturally, was un- to break tn. associations he has had for so many years. I hold no man indispensable to the city government. and when Mr. Brooks refused to comply with my request. 1 had no alternative but to declare his place vacant. I am at sea as to what Mr Brooks could possibly mean when he expressed doubt as
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Unified Steel Orders
 Now Show a Decrease

New York. May 10 R1Cnfilled orders Of the United States Steel Corporation on April 80 amounted to 3,SI..,l3S tons, a decrease of 463,- p'S tons compared with the end of
New Britain herald., 1928-05-10
the preceding month.

the preceding month.
 A sharp contraction in thrilled tonnage figures had been expected in financial circles following slackening Of new buying and stepping down of operations to around 90 per cent of capacity The decline. however. was larger than
New Britain herald., 1928-05-10

vas conseryatcr over the man. The value of his estate. was estimated by relatives this morning tO be at least sl 5000.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-10
HOPES CAROL GOES SOON

London. May 10 P-Sir William Johnson Hicks, home secretary. an- nounced in the house of commons today that he hoped Prince Carol will be out of England by Monday.
New Britain herald., 1928-05-10
MAYOR TONER'S CONDITIONS

NA1UR JUW EIk 5 NtJNDIIIONs
 New Haven, May 10 P-Mayor John R. Tower is reported. resting comfortably today at St. Raphael's hospital Dr. William F. Verdi said that although not completely out of danger, Mayor Towers condition on the whole is good.
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roR AALR On MXonANflR...

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property in OF near Washington
- acre farm Fanauier Co, Va good,
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apple II 10 IS years. good variety nsat
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RENT--STORES.


HAVE DESIRABLE SPACE IN COLONIAL.
Hotel, 18th & NJ SITS. NV. for both drug
store and barber shop. Will remodel and
install show windows for desirable tenant
on satisfactory lease, See Mr. Ford. Colo
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gALF-HOUSES.

WILL SACRIFICE EQUITY.
room and bath home Apply OWNER. GIL
Hamilton st. NV. ar
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Alb 9th ST. NV
i496 so. IT. Floor Space
$3.50 90.
1898 GA. AVE. NV
6O8 So. Fl. Floor Space.
New Show window
AMERICAN SECURITY e. TRUST co.
- Real Estate Dept.
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gALE--HOISES.

CoLoRED; 1905 d1RARD ST. N.W.-lo
r9 reg Seo baths: ani income pr9 sasf
sem.det. a It wi Vide; look ii over and phone
your offer fer. to the OWNER. Main $780, after
aTss doTntoan Rome HEa S Entrs house
like new In. and out; Small cash payment
Rs5f9ff do IKE 1908 Ff2t st msn' Ma fsohase
UNUSUAL. BARGAIN IN A BUNGALOW
s rooms, b; -w.h; and electricity; only $1,000;
ssS monthly Ideal loraton near Soldiers
RANDLE HIGHLANDS. 1917 22nd ST. Sc,
New 5-room bungalow, ami. at reduced
price; terms. 3Os
WILL SELL NEW GROOM. BUILT-IN
out; large porches; bnilt-in garase south,
Inspect cali North 0s3 -
PRACTICALLY NEW 20-FT. WIDE COLO
NAL home: perfect condition throughout;
win sell for $500 less than other homes in
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7-room and bath home. at sacrifice? Lo-
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as low as $500 cash; balance like rent. Quick
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coLoREp,, 1127 FArRMoNT ST. NM
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WOODBRIDGE BARGAIN-2 SQUARES TO
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OWNER, LEAVING CITY, WILL SACRIFICE
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porches, long living room, stone fireplace,
hardwood floors, garage. shrub5bery etc. lls
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esr Bk gSr Be sod se onee
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colonial brick home, containing rooms ana
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SALE OR EXCHANGE,

SALE OA& HkAGkhfA1NN&Es
VALUABLE CLEAR PROPERTY OFFERED
for equities. apt, houses, hotels or ONCE
buildings. $4,000 To 100000 agents and
owners attention, Address Box 3S"R, Star
once. 2b~
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location; practically full trade, subject one
trust, for nearby, good acreage, Franklin
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STORE AND APARTMENT, RrsfpENCEs,
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tT,300-~NEAR CONDUIT Rn..s,T~faM. MOD
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ness property, containing atornas with q
AptA, and 5~nhT garage modern Anu pTen@
t.ieasll1y nsg bldg ptles sse, oog ist trust
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There always has been and always viii
Prices OF lots at EdRewAter Reach have
gradually advanced as the property depei-
nped aud improvements were made There
mas neen no boom no high pressure meth
0us, but a steady growth, This Ia evidence
that Edgewater Beach Ia GOOD real estate
and SAFE investment.
We are unable TO sell you a CHEAP cot
thWe or BUNGALOW, because there Ia not a
shack on tho entire property. Our restrle~
tons were desiFned 10 prevent depreciation
ana 90 safeguard Your Investment.
no not deceive yourself See all the other
water front Developments fifst, hut come TO
see Edsewater Beach and set our prices be-
Ne Nearly ad a. 4 half million dollars worth of
homes In five years, More than SiAA.0n0
worth OF homes built and under construction
at Edgewater Beach during the past ten
months for prominent professional and hnsl-
ness men OF Washington,
The prices at which We offer our lots and
Or proposed improvements. but on what WE
Aimee the property was placed Oh the market,
NdgeWatef Beach Ia In y class by Itself
and cannot be compared with any other salt
water front colony near Washington. You
muat see Edsewatcr Beach TO appreciate this
statement,
Edaewater Beach Ia free from mosquitoes.
Ask any hdRewater Reach home owner
Twenty nine miles from Washington Take
Defense Highway, Follow sisna Turn flaht
Homes for sale, sssA0 Up Lots tor sale.
kann up. Terms arranged 10 suit puFehaae
efs Lots as low ~ ~ monthly