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Evening star., 1928-03-18
STANDARDIZED SYSTEM
OF TRAFFIC LIGHTS SEEN
Baltimore Police Head Says New
Plan Is Needed to Regulate
Auto Movement.

Adoption OF standardized system
OF automobile trafflc control was sug-
aested by Charles ID. Gather. Balti-
more police commissioner. in discuss
ing the variation of timing and man
ner of operation of signals In other
cities OF the country TO regulate the
movement OF traffic.
IF this plan were adopted, motor
lists would soon catch on to the scheme
and would get the fullest advantage Of
driving by the signal" he said. They
would become so well acquainted with
1t that when they drove into another
city they would not hold up traffic, rs
they tend to do now when forced to
stop to puzzle over the meaning CT the
lights"
To bring about the standardization
plan Mr. Gather suggested that au-
tomobile or traffic associations be form
cd in all cities and that the groups be
represented at q national meeting. New
ideas about traffic lights could be cx-
changed at such a meeting and RENE
ciics for defects in signal systems IN
different cities could be suggested, he
pointed out.
Mr.. Gather expressed the hope that
yellow light. meaning go for pc
destrians. would be established In Bal
timorc. He said that. AS far as he
could see. that would be the only pos
slble way to make crossing at inter-
sections safe for pedestrians.
Evening star., 1928-03-18

present luxuries-if you can call mo-
tor car luxury.
Even the ii per cent of reposs2Ssions
consequent to the small down payment
indicates only trace OF dishonesty and
might easily be accounted for by un-
employment. Illness or other cmergen-
cies. Nor would such percentage Of
bad sales necessarily demoralize the
dealer, especially II he knew the cqua-
ton in advance. At the same time the
situation tends to produce sense OF
false security among dealers and manu-
facturers, and II we can calculate with
any degree of accuracy just what the
reaction will be under certain circum-
stances, we can act accordingly.
The conservative dealer will insist
on an initial payment substantial
enough to establish a feeling OF owner
ship on the part of the buyer and to
eliminate any suggestion OF rental. For
II the purchaser making only nominal
payment Is inclined to to be dishonest
or a bit smart. he can use the car for a
certain length OF time and then, de-
faulting on his contract. turn 1t back
to the dealer greatly deteriorated In
value. His own loss he can strike of
as rental. and in the majority Of cases
he would get the better OF the bargain.
But credit. of course, In its last analy-
sis. Is n matter Of character. Only
small percentage of our customers are
Intentionally dishonest"
Evening star., 1928-03-18
VIRGINIA BEING URGED
TO LICENSE AUTOISTS

BALTIMORE, March II Especially -
AS a step toward uniformity in auto
mobile laws. Mr.. Baughman, who Is
president of the Eastern Conference Of
Motor Vehicle Administrators. has sug-
gested that the Virginia Legislature
pass an act requiring all automobile
operators in that State to be licensed
Mr.. Baughman warned James M.
Hayes. jr. Virginia director of motor
vehicles and member of the Eastern
Conference, that reciprocity between
Maryland and Virginia could not be
extended to permit Virginians under Is
years Of age to operate automobiles in
Maryland.
Mr. Raughman stated he hoped ac-
ton toward uniform laws would be
taken by Virginia. Persons Of any age
are allowed to drive automobiles In
that State. irrespective Of their capabili-
ties. Mr. Baughman added.
"Maryland's reciprocal courtesies will
not permit driver from another State
to drive under any circumstances in
Maryland when said driver is under the
minimum age limit of Is years required
In this State" Mr.. Baughman said in
his letter to Mr.. Hayes. Also Mary.
land reserves the right to refuse operat-'
ing privileges in this State to any per-
son who shows that lack of Judgment.
discretion. age or other causes preclude
their driving with safety"
Evening star., 1928-03-18
MARYLAND ROAD 0ILING
WORK TO START SOON
Use of ,2as 900 Gallons Expected
or 40 Miles Of Highway.
Begin Job IN April

ape"sl Dsspat.A ~ Tie stsr
BALTIMORE. Aafen 37.~~The 1873
Ys5sc -sEl2na program. %kIch Will include
Lne pi3ifg aslc aarfaciilg with cnipped
stone u more tnasy S9G miles oi road.
way u the STATE Roads Commission
WILL re 9acef way within me next 10
cEyk, scHpyclDg TO Jol}n n tsackSU
chairman ~ the commission
Estimates u the commission snow
fhat M Hork viii require 1he Use oi
EpgrqElma}ely 3z5s 09G gallons of oil.
e. + ce&1 .! &Dg9t 70 een1s gallon
Wes1beE coaejtlons vii! ~ the pTln-
E3ps. hazsFo against the early compile
Ega 0! ne program, Mr.. Mzcksu ka!G
Tks Bpg6. bo3e}eY. viii be started rs
E.say ne first #eek IN April ss possible
jns largest section u TIRE program
Is fof : z9s sas.es 9! geadway n Anne
A4sncel. Calvert, Howard Charles,
PrJrCe Gelsge2 sE21 81. MaFy's Counties.
Evening star., 1928-03-18

Elimination of the wildcat operator
from the ranks of the bus industry has
been recommended to the Interstate
Commerce Commission by Examiner
Leo j. Flynn as one Of the most i'm
portant needs Of this fast-growing
transportation agency and steps to
effect this will receive the full support
of the 2.1O0 operators affiliated with the
A. A. A.. according to the bus division
of the national motoring body.
In his report to the 1. G. c., the ex-
aminer made the following statement
on the demoralizing effect OF this
species of operator:
THE equipment of wildcat operators
Is sometimes represented by single sec
ond d-hand touring car purchased with a
small down payment. Some sell round
trip tickets and fail to make the return
trip. Misleading advertisements are
placed in newspapers. Sometimes they
cars break down en- route and pas
scngers are forced to seek other trans
poration without reimbursement. Ac-
cidents have occurred, with the opera
Evening star., 1928-03-18
Compressed Air Proves Major Factor
In Manufacture Of America Tires

cure viii no the work demanded of
these presses Great steel rn0lds that
have been f1lied with tires for vulcsnr
izing are snapped together with com
pressed sir. thousands OF times each
working day
Ar supplied by THE pipe inea at 100
pounds pressure 10 The square ineh IL
used f0f many purposes other than In
fiatiug tubes ana tires for inspection
and tests Ihe modE In the grent vil~
canizlng department. that h known a.
the pit" IA faetory paranoe, are
cIcaned and dried with air after the
"cured' tifeA have bsen taken from
them.
Steel dust that has accumulated IN
the m0lds while they are being cleaned
and polished with revolving sire
brushes Ii blown from tbs mofds with
cDnpitkeed siT II serves The most va
ried nunitti ~ uSta If any agency 0t
strpiGe gn1 power that Is applied n
lha manufacture Of tires,
Evening star., 1928-03-18
Elimination of ''Wildcat" Bus Operators
Urged on |. C.. C.. by Examiner Flynn

tor having no libility insurance and be-
ing financially irresponsible. Passen-
gers property has been lost with no
method OF recovery for the loss, On
some occasions where a breakdown
has occurred. passengers have been
required to furnish the operator with
sufficient funds for the repair OF the
car in order that the journey might be
continued. In other instances cars
have broken down and the operator.
with little equity in the car, has
abandoned it and left the passengers
stranded.
"In the present state of the law there
is no regulatory tribunal to which inter =
state passengers travelling in a motor
vehicle can appeal for protection or
reimbursement in case of accident or
damage. Recourse to the courts. on
account of the small amount usually
involved and the time and expense
necessary to prosecute an action, Is
ordinarily out OF the auestiLn. even
II such operators we're financially
responsible"
Evening star., 1928-03-18
AUTOMOTIVE BRIEFS

z q Estenan. VINO has been ataIti-
ec ~ t8e Gcp1Tlen sales 1Ggan!hsti0n
sG Philadelphia fof 3 uDEnDer af yeAfs.
haE been apDolnteG maHagef ~ itie
.Gsa3 DFshcn ~ 94.cfec j f.. WaGkb~
En4eh eiyg nsg actept@c IT, manager
a.. o ~ tEe CDpcrjcH branch ia Dai3As.
Ter
Il McEeynplos 4 seA Ang fklab-
saGIec FIRM }.sk g.seu ~ tIe t'ssn
ssgfbey aGd is ED~ en!iDerleG 9f5i
gl8eph AcIHynplGs handling lGf EtDoe-
tsaeT TIE firm Viii Keep ite clc quar-
1e}s
l. = julien II tie Csgfi@l seufbef
~ eh end EsfElsf - Daa i4zfu H*sI
sLe D4slAtt4 # tl.e Wslcolt C9 g. !4y3
~ SAeet.
Evening star., 1928-03-18
DUMPING THE CURB.

Epmpirg the curb when parking III
a prolific cause Of knocking the front
wheels out of alignment. THIS Is cspe-
cially true in Winter, where The street
surface next " th@ curb often Is slip
perry from ice or snow. II the right
front wheel has bumped the curb
heavily enough for The driver 10 notice
II, II Will pay 70 have the aIignmen.
checked as soon as possible. Tires wear
rapidly enough from other causes with
out imposing this burden upon them.
Evening star., 1928-03-18
TAXI RIGHTS UPHELD.
Supreme Court Upholds Railroads S
Terminal Privilege.

The right of railway company to
grant an exclusive franchise to a taxi
company to use its terminal facilities
to solicit business excluding all other
taxi companies from SO doing, has
been upheld by the United States Su-
preme Court. according to a report OF
the decision by the American Motor
lists Association.
Justice Brandics filed dissenting
opinion from the majority decision.
The case arose at Morristown, N. j..
when the municipality passed an ordi-
nance requiring the D., l.. & w. Rail-
way TO permit the use of its terminal
facilities to all taxi cab companies.
The court held that this was VIOLA
ton of the company's constitutional
rights, and amounted to taking of
the company's facilities without just
COMPENSATION.
Evening star., 1928-03-18

not air" Is not included Ia the more
than 200 usek ~ which compressed nil
IL applied IN tire factories Tire en-
glneeTs smile and assure you tnst It Is
not "a not air" story that 1890 900 cubic
feet ~ all IL used every ~ hours Ia the
manufacture NJ rubber products They
ssy ihat it's nothing " "hioW about
that Dne line fuTniGnfa sif al The rate
III 1000 cugic feet Il nlDtIte a9d
8nGtheT a. ttae rate .! 800 cubic feet "A
minute.
HoWeFef, they Rbgtfe you thar a
tgOpleai typhO0n would be gentle
mpLgT II Ill tie ali uaed st ibis plant
IN year Were buuehed together IN Que
DIGW
f3iz air pumps furnished compressed
s;i that Is distributed tot many ns y
over = ferL1fy ~ ~ aefea 0f tiGGf spsce
TIE IiraE tllst carry hlT a. pressure
II 3Gg pounds per squsfe inch supply
Rlesl btea&s6 thal must aDersfe With
taspDy action. Only cir 81 high pIea'
Evening star., 1928-03-18
Old Grease Injurious.

Fron'~ghcel bearings get their Ilibfi-
cant fsom the hub caps While The
supply ~ grease In these units may be
considered adequate, is condition is "A
pojni that merits attention II tae Ia
Dficani Is siiPery In color. The fact "
sn indication that ia IL filied with dust
an6 flinRa III such a ca6e II should
~ changed without delay, for these sub
stances play havoc with the IUbyicaiing
qualities of the grease
Evening star., 1928-03-18
Nation 10 Honor
inventor Of First
Gasoline Vehicle

Austria p'ars to honor Sicsfried
N.rcus. VicnneSe mechanic. who Is
widely credited with having invent
Cd the first vehicle driven by gaso-
line. b. the erection of monument
10 him.
Marcus is said to have designed an
automobile as carly IS 1854. Hts
second model, competed IL 1875,
was 50 far perfectci tn2t it was
u7nd TO carry passengers scveral
miiNS.
Th> st7tne depicts youth clcav-
ms h,S way through s1'ce, i14s sole
Supnor; PHI au'ct0cb!le v-1c-l The
central id>a IS spced. T'2"S for the
monument h1:e attracted inlerna-
t;oNa' attention.
Evening star., 1928-03-18

draft crankcase ventilation, coinci.
dental ignition and transmission
lock and gasoline gauge on instru.
ment panel-all in addition to four.
wheel brakes!
These are but a few examples of
advanced engineering introduced
on the New Series Pontiac Six
additions to the long list of features
responsible for Pontiac's past sue.
cess and typiGed by interchange.
able bron-e-backed bearings and an
oiling system which forces $50 gal.
Ions of oil through the crgine at
5 m. y. h.
Evening star., 1928-03-18

Forty-one per cent Of all checking
accounts in the United States are in
the names of women says the Woman's
Home Companion
Evening star., 1928-03-18

The New Series Pontiac Six is set.
ting sensational new standards of
performance, endurance and econ.
omy because
Pontiac alone, among low.priced
skies has the famous GMR cylinder
head. None other SO completely re.
lieves its owner from radiator cares
winter and summer-for the New
Series Pontiac Six was the first to
offer the cross.fow radiator with
thermostatic control. And no other
car selling at or near $745 combines
such exceptional features as fuel
pump with gasoline filter, carburct-
or with accelerating pump, down
Evening star., 1928-03-18

Revealing such modern design,
offering magnificent new bodies by
Fisher. and selling at no increase in
prices-the New Series Pontiac Six
represents a new standard against
which all low.priccd skies must be
Judged! Come in yourself--and see!
Evening star., 1928-03-29
sALE-BUSINESS PROPERTY.

~ NNAtNNtNsF
UNUSUAL Fl SINFSS OPPORTUNITY.
owner of an od-estsbhshed hardware
Business operating 50 wears ln this building,
efYers she property. with substantial I'M
rrovements. comulete stock and fixtures, fer
eale at a low NriCe. A chance 20 buy 2 so
ing concern With an established trade IN one
az the hest locations IN the city Friee snq
fern, are unusual the value Of the gtound
and ir1nYovenputs thereon arr worth more
thar the asking 0rlce for the entire StoCk
ans fixtures which includes also the GOOD
Nili of the concern, A., ,,-,.
For further information call Mr.. Nhte-
'''o McKrEvFR & Goss. INC,
Realtors. ,
HALE BLOCK FROM I ST.
We have been authorized 90 offer this
prominent pjeoe of downtown PROPERTY ~ .
Ts1~e considerably less than lis assessed
Valuation II Is lrsscd az 6sUre that VII
net = on an silcssh bass or '99*aer-aa,s',E. ~.
shove this If FIRST trust IS PLACED. IaNNs
s~e the only expense. and the lessee NS\s
aay future increase jim faNaton. for fAfthsr
Mr. PRIOR MAIN l6s.
Evening star., 1928-03-29
Si 000 LESS THAN COST.
8 ROOM Nv HON E--3 PORCEFs.
GNL.Y 81 A5n-&Gn A MnETN

An attractive brick home On a G0-feo,
street. tr splendid NV cCun1G1itv. e0reer-
ierf to schools stores. churches and tran.
prrtaftOn Covered concrete front porrn h and
covered rear pOrr he's 3 large rooms and
tiled bath bright tiled Kitchen with b4lIt-tu
rsfrlzeTdfOr. Concrete cellar with toilet and
laundry trava- nice ward with room for "a
rage. To perfect condition bnaufIfuilv Gsr-
nrat9d hardwood 6Oors cedar oIosetz
h0t-Water heat electricity and an r1aTa~~
ccuvsnlsnces An unusga. offering ~
> .95D. 4 prize which represents a reduction
~ - 600 Tor qujCK adle. small csan pa
mont and $50 = month. Soc this hon0p fnria~
C9ll North 1881 for appointment t1 i7ageef
Evening star., 1928-03-29

So-ACRE DAIRY FARM. NEAR SILVER
H1l large barn. 2ox60 asbestos shingles
suitable ,nr hay or tobacco: dairy barn
SOxaO built of ulc and concrete. d" stories
htgh cQurrcd James way. a. cows. THIS
property must he sold can he bought tog
less than thc cost of ono Of the barns terms
AGENT for q I Z3uturer INNER MarlhwG,
Nj rhoUo Marlboro - or Marlboro lo.1.
FRUIT AND DAIRY FARM IS ACRES 20
~ les out over state road IN MuutSomerv
Ca. 81 acres heaunE trees apples peaches
pasture dalry barn tile sllo chicken houses
other buldupEs. ICE house bath electricity
local demand for dairy products. Apply TO
n BAKER oWncr. Gcrmantown Nd.
ACREAGE--3s ACRES. SRM.
modern brick house garage. SPLENDID barns.
running water. fine milk land profitable
ter SuhdNlGlnc or holding clear. Reason
ablo terms HyattsviIle a36-J. Mrs. J 4.
DORSEY IS R7nrcr st Hv2ttsyllle Md
VALUABLE FARMS AT Nd ~
miles from Wash. 800 acres with 600 u
froutsce On state hIChWsv suitable for sub.
division. modern dwelling barns Land
an be used for truck or ccneral farming
Price $40 uCO, terms mo trade Main $500
W : HILL Jr.. Fend4ll RldG.. y {.
BARGAIN IN VIRGINIA
miles from key BrdGe 10 acres land
: room home wfc3 for cleo well, barn,
chicken house. etc Small cash payment.
'''' : 'V3 NJ pLUNKERT co.
1910 Eve -. Wv Frank, lbl. :
Evening star., 1928-03-29


FOR sALK-sG 900 BUNGALOW CA
rsge n10deTn lot 40xI50 plenty shade
squaFes from center u town 8 Eauares rom
suIe1.djd r9aJs pr,os for quleA sale. " 230.
$3.50 cash and SO per month no othrt
40 .3isygrognd for the children Phone
Byatts $50 or coane aao zee =" + bh'F'A7
5.raRt4eg 80. z0Ng2 + ROOMS FKO0aED
sotI> . smI a'l' bi9cEs t,9H p a.s
aiaath Csji' oWEEK Hyattsyills 5sa
YhKOMA PARK ND EooM kthoA'
GWNKH Main 18I7 Eycninga CifVe g79
SOS AIR Va rs ROOM sATH bUh1A.
)o~ istRe ~ nfst rs ana noA Hts ngt ~
".ass sti. clrge 90
LAKGE ATTRACTIVE. LIKE NV hob
efu = rooms halt Dsth cellar athe ihfEF
,esrr6 ssnf. hsaauful Iot 10n2b0 forest
oaks snq wonderful place for garden sna
.ragoi cos,fete stffet Vine ave beet see
~ hgse1,sy e 9I eFH1 a.s,,. 5s.'n sog ' Al.
hKAE DEL RAY "a SEW q m BIZ
gzTDW igsely iat exclusive 1gestIoB iWHh.
clste potsessor szbG cakh iefms sa.s
asz@. ss. of fa4,e.. 5s5s' E5s 500 st., Gfls 90
NoDEKH EfNGALoW LARGE bOT Az.
aaRtrn ,Es,E,54in, n ohiS ~ 800 sas8 l''p'f
.nEsghLLY ATThAcftYk dsl.,,,l.,l, hsD ~ IA
Be- asge 49, higg GROUND - sde ore block
ftan Hss Inc Efry Inv price 80 .esG
4sFusate E4y IKE FeHf Phone JAMES
FCGFRs ouHsf BgstteelNe hsJ
Z WfII SELL M EFh1AIDH At EiR
g5,ls HigHlalfs - $50 m sssH $40 ptf
month 3fo i.dss everything H0dsn4 8 rooms
e.d gsyses / 1 U3HUtes from IEtH and "a
sae hdGJess EGz 4~4 star Gf5ee
bkGORIAhD BTBGAJ0W
e. fgDHgs and tile beth sffesflfd kletpl"k
sofsH u. 0u me fG1f large h0Gfed sttir
sak NGDgs anG Chestnut tflW large HviuE
fpeE u3tu real hteOisos beautiful ..ofnef
{ .lf pI}n Fsfsge Pgfee fe61fsd 10 - 800
WOODWARD 4 gIETH
/ @IG4 ] Ava ~ h@fth I3p
bEAEBY MD ATTRACTIVE FIYF noon
iof dFectlg Gn oGuaTfts tahd - minutes.
re ffoW olty Small essh psyBlsh aHd
$50 HtpHiD sHriuTjNk interest aHf DtlHeipst
( ftUEf sHiEIbs owner no I4tb. =
/ HAVE Two VERY ATTRACTIVE eTrCCO
/ t9ft8Sft lu 0Hf 81 iBr most dsslf8nis tSfa
/ HHug ib FlfFlnls 81 $50 aHd ~ }bG easy
2 terms nsI0 pgd rpDfs eieetFfe faHSes large
] nIfntaess large lDfs spBiHIHHits Hatef sge
7 tsg fhMPBFlL Main #ot9 74t
( EGCH NODEBE BrH6ATDW GOOD T)T
+ stase a. faf. Bas ilue property "esf owner
/ ~ ! DGReEY IA esaGef st Hystls
vile Hd n sttfYlile b8H
CNK krRE SEOuED MODERh s ROOM
@ass @as ns@9s s'sfai sso.ihs II en- r" ts,ats VII
geehpt eagh payment 4q9 ,sLIsafe tsfgls %
HysitsviIls a4. Hza1lsgiiIs s35t.
Evening star., 1928-03-29
SAFE or RE<T-SUR PROP'TY.

SALE OR KENT-SIR. PKOPTH
nFe1PABLE NEW HOUSES IN NEARBY
4riinrton COUNTY virginia Ideal locat.ons.
KENNETH NJ LIVINGSTONE. 1917 st.
nv Main 200 Main 58l2 l2-.---
sr,NGAi0ws. HOUSES 4 5 g ROOMS
ami de-rahlv located NJ Rainier. Hy.
attsyilie Riyerdaie also Some farther out
s,,bo,It tmnrovemrnts Kent S25 10 $50
n,onthiv or sale i0es cash and S25 90 $40
monthly Some without cash payment
rooms bath h-wh Cheverlv - GOO.
rooms elrc large lot near trolley. HOW
uood 81 $50 Al prices reduced $50 70
N1S0 Now IL the time TO buy Prom
owner NJ r MAY Phone Hyatts 4si.
Evening star., 1928-03-29
SAI.L.--HOuSES.
OContinued.D


s"mmfN room radms haihs %h hdiii'n % garage
THIS ls a brand.new house. Owner ~Iil sell
at substantial reduction ~ price ana terms.
Adams sfiS u
CHEVY CHASE BARGAIN 81" 50o-VERY
select nctghhorho0d. wide through street,
room extra large kitchen with comm9dlous
pantres covered rear porch entire width o.
house four bedrooms and hath WIN ~,
Only $50 80 monthly carries TINS bargain.
nay or ntEht, call Wisconsin "Sl5. l5.
UNDER 81" 900 REST BUY IN CHEVY
ON a B0xt5O-foot handicapped lot; hytng
room dining room pantry. large porches,
garage wonderful nctghborhood. every con,
venieucc Very liberal terms you must Act
quickly for this bargain. Call Wisconsin
$50 day or evening. "
COLORED BARGAIN.
Modern. rlX-rOOm northwest brick home
With tic bath. porches, large yard. Excel
lcnt location and priced very cheap, on easy
terme Call Adams "a6t
REAL. RARGAIN-OwNER LEAVING CITY.
43g 4th st. e.--Exccllent condition. brick,
rooms. bath, sleeping porch. cncc ,Il%Es
ward garage cnsy terms. Linz. 63l.-W.
TO COLORED
1850 ST. n Brick rooms and bath.
wARTNG 1916 F st NV.
C0L0RED 500 CASH $40 NO. Incl.
all interest. VIII buy 6room. bath brick:
+. II hiEEN NJ. 3556. eve, Eve" All. s36.J.
RMS & BATH ELEC.
heat. good condition. Montelo ave. ne
nrlce 81 $50 cash or terms. Call jackson.
Decatur 363T
Ny OR HOUSE WITH IMPROVEM ENTs
NV. section: in perfect condition. real
bargain. See II soon. Cleveland hl46. 81
GOOD GROOM HOUSE. BRICK GARAGE.
i33t r st NV.
Four or hve good houses in northwest sec
ton with 500 cash payment.
i +. HOLLAND. 1901 rth n \ ". y 35@7
TERMS LIKE RENT
scmi-detachcd brick excellent nv ser.
iiou and almost new Seven rooms and bath
four hedroomsl every convenience A real
bargain At 80 $50 Terms $50 cash and
$50 uer month
rnnnts md hath all rlndern rnnNpnlenres
Evening star., 1928-03-29
WOODLEY PARK.


An unusual opportunity 10 offered ~ osra
your own home M me ~ The fnest ln-torn
suburban residential sectlnus ~ the citr
The location and environment are IN
surpassed, overlooking Massachusetts Avenue
Park
Beautiful semi detached p~ick raEl4srcs
conts ming rooms 3 baths. nuiit-n garage
complete in every detail including OIL burner
awnings. etc
On site large enough 70 give a spaciozs
effect between Al OIuinz hones.
The house is practically now nss tusf
neen rsfecorathd throughout and Is ready for
Irurnsd ate OCCUPANCY
Priced TO ell QuickIy on ressonsois terms
Telephone NAN 300 for 4n tasDscuoH
EDsoS VI. BRIGGS COMPANY OWNERS
Evening star., 1928-03-29
sAIE-SURIlRnAN PROPERTY:

RIG BARGAINS
Colored t@-room house aud acres facing
Baltimore Pike with store ON property .
Prtre 81 600 rasv terms Address HnN
1851 Star Office
Evening star., 1928-03-29
sALE-HOUsEs.


S6,250.
NEAR AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
AND BUREAU or ENGRAVING
Large 3-storv brick residence Of . rooms
and b9th. large cellar. Few doors 70 Mall
Excellent home with income poaaibiiifisa
where the demand ~ great due ~ Govern.
ment building program This Ia 40 sTcelsnt
oppcftunity Eaay terms accepted
CHAS. ID. SAGER. Realtor.
Main 80 North 4sO7. o2f 1fth ~ Nv
I
Evening star., 1928-03-29
WANTED-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.

VIZ HAVE 4 DEPARTMENT DEVOTED
70 the sale OF suburban aud country prop
critics and are IN a position 90 render the
heat service possible to both buyer anh seller
l. will naH vou 10 communicate win us II
Won are interested IN properties oi this ehaf'
aCter, ~
A. +. ROBINSON,
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