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Evening star., 1928-03-28
Americans KILLED
IN PLANE CRASH
Three on Mexican Trip Dash.
cd From 1,C00 Feet by
Gust of Wind.

By the Associated Press.
MEXICO CITY, March ga sudden
gust Of wind caused a plane carrying
three Americans from Nogales. Ar!2.. TO
Mexico City to crash In the streets of
Toluca yesterday. killing the occupants.
The victims:
Sterling Rohlfs. wealthy New Mexican
catt'emGn.
william z. King. authority on mining
law, Of Douglas. Ariz
Wallace Springer. cattlaman. Of Cimar-
ron. NJ Mex.
Word Of the tragedy was sent here by
Riva Palacious, Governor of Toluca, to
Alexander w Weddell. American consul
general.
Tried for Landing.
The governor said the airplane. pilot
cd by Rohfs. was about 1000 feet above
the city when a strong gust OF wind
caught II The pilot attempted TO make
a landing. The machine went into q
nose dive ana crashed In a side street
near the center of the city.
Rohlts ana Springer were klllsd in
stantly. King, his body badly broken.
liVeu less than an hour after ne had
Dcen taken TO a hospital
Rohifs was the son Of Mr.. and Mrs
Charles Rohlfs Of Buffalo. N. Y. MIS-
Rohlfs Is Anna Katherine Green. writer
Of mystery stories Sterling Rohlfs was
manager Of the Bartlett ranch in north
ern New Mexico He took up flying
about five years ago. both as a pastime
and TO enable hum to cover speedily the
broad territory Of which he was in
charge.
Left Thursday.
He few the plane from New York to
Douglas. On Thursday he left Douglas
for Mexico City by way Of Eogales. with
King and Springer on what was under
stood 70 be a pleasure jaunt
King who had Offices In both Douglas
and Mexico City. was close friend Of
President Gales and Gen. Obregon. He
was counsei for many mining companies
In Mexico, including the Gust MeXtcana
and the Cia La Ventura He was inter
ested with the late Gen John G. Green
way l. d Ricketts, and II. G, Dudley
IN organizing the Ahumada and Erupti-
cion Cos at Los LamcntaG, Mexico.
Evening star., 1928-03-28

velopment that may be- deemed wise
and desirable. This bin provides for
the most pressing unit Of any general
mood control plan for the Mississippi
River system that may be found wise
and desirable tu carry out"
Explaining two plans were submitted
Jones continued:
The committee adopted the plan OF
the Army engineers commonly referred
to as the Jadwin plan, and which was
recommended to Congress BY the preSi-
dent Believing that the monumental
tons Of the Mississippi River Commis-
sion are entitled to great weight, not
only because of the engineering CAperi-
ence Of It's members. but because OF
their intimate knowledge of the MiSsiS~
Sippi River situation and that IL is
highly desirable TO get the best possible
solution of this most important pruh,crn.
we have provided board 10 work out
the engineering differences between
these two plans, as well as to pass upon
other matters not directly involved IN
this particular situation.
. This board is composed of the Secre-
taly 81 War, the chief of engineers. the
president OF the Mississippi River Com
mission and two civil engineers"
The bill places the entire burden for
control of the Mississippi on ths Fed
eral Government No attempt was
made 10 alter this during the brief
debate. The House now must tackle
the flood problem. and more OF a nght
Is expected ON the subject In that
branch of Congress
The vote was unanimous 81 SenA-
tors voting for the bill and none In
opposition, Senator kmg Democrat
Utah. announced that he had pair
WITH Senator Walsh Democrat. Mon
tana, and could not vote. but that IL
permitted to vote he would cast his
ballot against the measure
Evening star., 1928-03-28

Continued from First Page)
speed of about 100 miles an hour TO
compete with the tiny fighters which
equipped as seaplanes have exceeded
the 150-mile hour mark Planes Of
the same type and horsepower viii be
segregated in each group and the win
ners of these divisions viii be awarded
The Stars prizes The winner of the
trophy likewise would be the winner
Of his particular group.
The trophy, which carries no personal
prize was donated by Glenn II. Curtiss.
pioneer seaplane pilot and airplane
manufacturer in 1911. 1t is emblematic
OF the triumph of wings over the domi-
mating elements of the sea and air
and represents the nadSomest and most
costly Marine flying trophy ever of
fered In this country. II is executed
entirely in sterling silver. cost $4,000,
stands feet 10 inches high, Is 2
feet z inches in diameter and rests
on a base of onyx
The trophy now Is on exhibition in
the Navy Building BY virtue Of the
victory in 1926 of Lieut. Thomas p
Jeter. nov with the aircraft squadr0nS.
battle fleet. but who at the time was
on duty in the Bureau of AeronauticS.
Lieut. Jeter. flyiug g CurtiSs Hawk"
Seaplane. few the difficult course of 80
miles at an average speed of 1904
miles per hour He was closely pressed
throughout the contest bv Lieut.. James
d. Barner then Of the Naval Air sta
ton here. but now attached to the
U. s. S. Lexington. who few a sim
liar type.
Winners of the other three groups
were the l,te Lieut. Frank HerSey Co
nant. who WeS Killed prior 70 the
Schneider International Seaplane Tro-
phy race, held at Norfolk. in November
of that year: Lieut.. Lawrence II. Cur
tin, transatlantic aSplrant. and Chief
BoatSwain Walter c. Fitzpatrick, now
attached 70 the Naval Air Station here.
The event was Witnessed by thousands
OF persons from the three points Of van
tage and was pronounced By Carl r
Schory. secretary of the contest commit
tee, and who has presided over every
major airplane race in this country in
the past seven years as one of the most
thrilling hs has ever seen. The compe-
tition was keen from the beginning and
the various speeds OF the planes and the
order In which they were started. caused
one or more planes to be turning the
home pylon almost every minute OF the
race.
Edward p. Warner Assistant Secre-
tary of the Navy for AeronauticS. and
Rear Admiral William A. Moffetr, chief
Of the Bureau Of AeronauticS. have
promised their fun cooperation to DR.
George W. Lewis Of the national ad-
visory committee for aeronauticS and
vice chairman OF the contest committee
with the view Of surprising the event
held here two years ago.
Evening star., 1928-03-28
"IMPETUOUS" BRIDE WATTS HOME
PENDING "PROPER" CEREMONY
Former lmogene Taylor
STAYS With Parents Until
Second. Ritual.
Another Marriage to John E.
Powell win Be Performed
Tomorrow.
Having gone through an 'impetuous'

Having gone through an "impetuouS'
Protestant marriage ceremony yesterday
afternoon in Rockville. Mrs, John Il,
Powell. the former mogene Taylor, to-
day was at the home of her parents,
Rear Aamiral and Mrs, David w, Tay-
lor awaiting a hastily arranged Cath
olic ceremony tomorrow IN st. MAJ
thew'S Church
The second ritual will be performed
by Rev Father Edward Buckley. pastor
OF the church. between IL and IL
o'clock" tomorrow morning, It was said
today by Mrs Taylor. Sne explained that
tho wedding yesterday was legal ono
before a Protestant clergyman, but that
both principals are Catholics and de-
to their faith,
PowellS Hurrying Here.
The parents OF the 2l-year-old bride
groom are hurrying here from Chicago
for the second rites. Mrs. Taylor stated.
She added that while the wedding yes
terday was rather sudden The mten
tionS Of the couple we're known, and
while the parents of the bride had ad-
vlSed against haSty wedding, they had
no objection to the match Mrs Powell
is 10 years old.
With a characteristic vivaciousness
and determination that broOked not of
parents adviceS, Miss Taylor motored
to Rockville yesterday afternoon in
company with Miss Florence p Weth-
Grill, whose debut last December coin
Cided with that Of Imogene and j ROB-
er, Mcneil jr.. a fellow student of the
bridegroom at Georgetown University
According to reports from Rockville.
Mr. Powell had preceded his bride
to-be TO the little town and was wait
Evening star., 1928-03-28
Blanton Rides About City in Search
Of Police, But Sees Only 2 in 40 Miles

because it is the presence Of policemen
on the street at night that prevents
crime. If they aren't there we ought
70 stop their pay"
But they are there" Capt. Bur-
lingame claimed
While examining Policeman Samuel
NJ. Anglin, who works at No. from
midnight TO 8 am, BlantOn brought
out that he had called at tne station
house about 2 am. and offered to pay
500 to the policeman who could point
out five officers on the street. visible
from his automobile during an hours
ride about the city. But the offer was
not accepted. even though 1 agreed to
have the officer go with me and point
officers out" Blanton said.
Blantons visit TO No 3 was his sec
ond in recent weeks, he having called
there one morning and urged the COM
mand to intensity their labors.
Evening star., 1928-03-28
Woman Near Death After Sc Operations
Over Four Years Fail to Bring Relief

her cheerfiiness which has become
a tradition about the hospital She
IL the brightest and most cheerful pa
tient We have ever had," her nurse said
to-day. She had occupied the same
room with eight other woman patients
untii last night. when she was put In "a
single room Unable 10 sit up, she has
spent her time largely IN reading and
has spread cheer among tile other
patients
She learned last night for The FIRST
time that there vas 40 hope f0r her fe-
coyery bil heT courage did net desert
her Belief Wsa expressed thst her
game fght would be- ended BY plghtlall
Evening star., 1928-03-28

ing. license in hand. when 1mogenc
and her friends appeared The couple
apparently had INTENDED getting mar
ried before a Cat, liic priest. but Rock
ville's only clergyman Of that denomi-
nation was not at home yesterday.
Return TO Break News.
Shortly after 4;30 o'clock the party
appeared at the home OF Rev Ber-
trand M Osgood. pastor of the Rock
vile Baptist Church. and the marital
knot was tied without further delay.
The couple returned TO Washington
at once, and according to the mother
of the bride, went to the Taylor home
at 1871 Nineteenth street and recounted
all the details, Arrangements we're be-
gun at once for the second ceremony
Mrs Taylor today appeared to take
good humoredly the impromptu mar
rlage Of her popular young daughter
yes. We knew they wanted to get
married" the mother said. but we had
adivcSd them To wait awhile They
didn't choose TO wait. however. as they
wished to get married before Mr.
Powell returned TO Chicago TO enter
business with his father Imogcne Is
staying with us until the ceremony
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1928-03-28

Representative Blanton Of Texas,
principal figure in the Staples hearing,
made private inspection trip about
the city at an early hour this morning
to find out how many policemen could
be seen on the streets. One incident OF
the trim was brought out at this MORN
ing's session of the hearing and sew
eral others were revealed by the Rep
resentative in a conversation with Capt.
Burlingame, a member of the Trial
Board, during lull in the proceedings
"I made a 40-mile trip around the
city" Blanton told the captain. land
only saw two policemen. They were
standing together talking at a corner
on Florida avenue.
IF we don't have police on the street
at night I'm going to make a motion
10 stop their pay" the Representative
said I'VE are paying for night shift
Evening star., 1928-03-28

United states for
the local cham
Der II WAS an :
nOunced today Mr..
Harper has been
councillor for the
organization 10 +
several terms and
will act for the lo~
cal Organization at
the sixte nth an :
uual mee ling Of the
United g tate S
Chamber Of Com =
fnerce May 7-ll
Isaac tIans was
named substitute
national councillor
and the flve dele =
gates appointed by
President Ivan &.
Evening star., 1928-03-28
MRS. HEBRON QUITS
EDUCATION BOARD
Resignation rendered on Account
Of III Health and Acceptance
Regarded as Assured.

Mrs. Lillian Y. Heron. a member Of
the Board OF Education since July /,
1924. has rendered her resignation to
the justices of the District Supreme
Court. 1t was made known this after
noon. She assigns Ill health as the
reason for her retirement from the
board
Mrs. Heron was reappointed July
last for second term Of three years.
The justices will accept the reSigna-
ton and will consider tile selection OF
her successor for the unexpired term.
Evening star., 1928-03-28
BAND CONCERT.
TONIGHT

TONIGHT
~ tbe Dniteo states Marine Band
1fcIlesIA auditorium Marine Bar
Tackt ~ s.l5 pm TsYloF Er8nsou
leader, ETtbur s WHlDgmb. second
leader fFCgfea
"EEciaH suit" =" opus a. .,. Mcdowell
t3geB6
~ "Ioye GoEg"
- "IG Mar Time"
~ ''sy4Fs
v village FESTIVAL"
PoaLG aolG with orchestra accGmpsnl~
B4ent "Ehapsgoy ln Blue" Celeh win
M0kjclsI Herbert W ETlenan
OBeTt1Te IN EgHem3s opas 2s
Hsdiey
Marine hymn
The i1ElIf - MoHlenlns
ll.s kd6T Gpsngied Banner"
Evening star., 1928-03-28
John 7. Burch Dies in Hospital

Becoming suddenly I'll IN his apart
ment. ~ 5022 Wisconsin Sgenue John
IlloeH Eufch. ~ years old. Was taken
" Emergency Hospital this morning
and dleo short time after his arrival
The police reported ~ Coroner J Ram
sey Newt that TaylDf a carpenter, had
been ln ill health for SONS time
Evening star., 1928-03-28

Weld are Mr. Weld, Charles w. Darr
flrst Vice president Rudolph Jose, sec
ond vice president. Martin A Leese
past president, and Harry King, member
0f the board Of directors The alter
nate delegates will be Walter G. nalder-
ston. Ernest r. Harrell. Dr Frank w
Eallou Merritt o Chance and Warren
q Kendall
Evening star., 1928-03-28

Ey tae hssg4aIss PFeEs
MEAFHiE, Tenn, March ~ After
HgoTe tnaU tour years oi hospital treat
Bient. during which time she hss uH~
deraoDe - surgical operations, Alameda
Cshil, Baptist Memorial H0bpitaFs
mast cheerful patient" lay On her
death bed today, stili hoping and pray
lng ~ I've,
Miss Cabin fell Wctlm ~ d strange
ulslady following her hfst operation
fsf appendicitis and operation after
operation failed ~ give mare shan
temporary relief The disesee never
gak diagnosed fully.
Through II ell Miss Cahlli retained
Evening star., 1928-03-28
500 Violin Stolen.

The theft from his room 0f q violin
valued at 800 wa6 reported 10 police
laAt night by George r. Judd, 400 Fifth
street The instrument was stolen yes
teFday. Entrance Was gained by re-
moving the hinges on the door,
Evening star., 1928-03-28
STARS PARIS WRITER DIES
Sterling Heilig, "a, Had Reen
There 81 Years.

PARIS. March 20 tt1a--aterling Ael-
liz, Parts correspondent Tor The Wash
ington star, died at the american Hos
pital today, aged 81.
Mir heiiig was born IN Phtladelphia
ana was educated at the University OF
PennsylvantA, He came 70 Paris 81
Years aga and vas one ct the oldest IN
hlropean experience OF American cor.
respondents abroad
Evening star., 1928-03-28
Ford Mines Open; Non. Union.

pITTSBUR0, March 40 R4.-Offl-
cials OF the Ford Collieries 90, mines
at Curtisville. Pa. today announced
that operations would be resumed April
on an open shop basis, The mines
have been closed for a year, The COM
pany has headquaLters al Detroit
Evening star., 1928-03-28
HARPER MADE C. OF C.
NATIONAL COUNCILLOR
VIII Act for Washington organi-
zation at Annual Meeting of Ma
tionai Body May I'll.

Robert N Harper. past president OF
the Washington Chamber Of Commerce.
has been named national councillor 20
the Chamber of Commerce Of the
Evening star., 1928-03-28

A high school and vocational train
ma school costing SSooo,0eo Is 90 BE-
erected CA the site Of the central
High school, Sc Louis. ~t@eS@d tn a
tornado
Evening star., 1928-03-28

Auckland New Zealand, plans 60
hold It's Auckland Winter show Iva
July or August this wear, those being
the cold moMAls OF that country,
Evening star., 1928-03-28
1925. 900, 900 FLOOD
CONTROL MEASURE
PASSED BY SENATE

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BLANTON ACCUSED.
OF BROW BEATING
TRIAL WITNESSES

Continued from First Page)
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MEXICAN OIL LAND
DISPUTE WITH u. S.
ENDED By TREATY

CONTINUED from First Page }
Evening star., 1928-03-28
CURTISS AIR TROPHY
RACE TO BE HELD BY
SEAPLANES HERE

Continued from FIRST Pase1
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SAJE--IOTS.
Continual

lo0Xl7S. FACING ROCK CREEK PARK IN
tful estates, this valuable and superior To-
cation Is 10 minutes drive to stores, school,
movies and Capital Traction car line; has
sewer, water, electricity. Price. soc per 50
foot; terms, OWNER. Address Box l04-C,
star office.
LOTS. MASS AVE AND WESLEY CIR
Gle, near MtllCr'S new development, terms,
cheap Address Box 63-C, star Office 26'
Sl25 w. TERMS. $500 CASH 81. 90 MONTH
Beautifully wooded lots at Hollywood Park;
also new COTTAGE, st0T5 terms, $3.50 cash,
$50 month Drive out Georgia ave
through Silver Spring, turn Mt Sligo on
CuiesyiNe VtEc. GEO f.. JOHNSON. II. i.
y =. Silver Spring, Md.
IDEAL BUILDING SITE,
10th ST HEIGHTS
Beautiful tTeC-covercd lot; room for | to
houses, sinc view and all improvements
Priced for luiCE sale greatly under sur
rounding value Ful information, address
BOX s9i-I, star office
MUST BIZ SOLD.
Beautiful building LOT exceptionally we'll
SIXTEENTH ST. HEIGHTS
Owner VIII consider any rraSouab bic offer
Terms can be arranged If desired Phone us
for fun information
ROBERT r.. HEATER. REAITOR,
Colorado Bldg Main 482A
After s pm phone Mr. Getz. Ciev 54l4
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SALE FARMS.

6 ACRES ON DEFENSE HIGHWAY. FRONT
ing on highway; fertile soil: beautiful Bald
ing site fruit trees, spring. running stream;
Sl.250. Address Box &C, Star office. rs"
20-ACRE FARM. 10 MILES FROM WASH
ington; young fruit trees and vineyard; high
location, with old cedar grove: splendid for
raising chickens. W r. HARDISTY. Lam
ham. Nd Hyattsville 8i2-F-3
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NEW 2-SToRY HOUSE, FACING CHEsA-
peake Bay. 81 miles from wash; beautiful
view. good roads; will exchange for small,
clear house or good lots Ga 1894 20"
finest and most complete water front prop
critics in Southern Maryland; the master
furnished; the grounds are beautifully land
scape6, having rose garden, FISH and lily
pond, greenhouse, pier; nathhc1Sea, etc.
ing tractor. yacht and all necessary impte-
nents P BHnh spE SePT EIS S9ss e sS''O0
Thomas Circle. Decatur 400
TWO BEAUTIFUL. LOTS. 43-44. BLOCK q.
Herald Harbor, facing Valentine CfeeE.
Phone Ga 1923 27'
TEN ACRES. THIRTY MILES FROM WASH
ington, commanding a wonderful and m
spring view. twenty miles UP and down the
road; secluded, plenty OF trees; ideally 10
gated for Summer OF sii-year nome
cash. Address Box s0-C. Star Office
A 40-MILE VIEW DOWN THE CHEsA-
peake-l0 acres, l,300-fo water front; near
Ana1oas 7Foop ounssh9S compe sng
good. serviceable automobile. Price.
ti45o0 for all; reasonable terms Address
FOR SEPT AT OWENS BEACH NICE
cottage fully furnished beautiful view $50
month. Cleveland 1915, 20"
CEDARHURsT ON THE BAY, 80 MILES
from ~. I.---LBClCe Dull iobS at A5ut. easy
terms. A well improved Summer colony on
fishing bathIns. etc. Inspect the sample
cottage on Bay View ave. Free circular on
request BAUMAN 4 HEIEZMAN, / Thomas
Circle. Decatur 4700,
NORTH BEACH. MD. TO CLOSE OUT ES-
tate, lot 50x150 and bungalow, 6 rooms fur
nished porch. screens. garage, etc. Address
Box 397-Z Star Office.
NEAR ANNAPOLIS. CLOSE TO BAY ~-
Tract Of LAND 100000. entirely shaded With
large trees, fronting directly on hard sand
beach on wide water $4,000 Address Box
&C. Star Office, %"
WATER FRONT FARM FOR SALE 900
acres, south side of Piscata@ay Creek near
Potomac River. fine for duckinR: good FISH
ing deep water front; two Broom houses.
SMITH, Piactataway, Nd. Phone Brandy.
l5-F-l4. se2l'
PTEEY POINT SHORES
Lots for sale 81 lowest prices, $50 to $3.50
BAUhhN 4 HErNZMAN, / Thomas Circle
FOR RENT-ONE OF THE BEST Gotta Es
on South River, vacant from Aug n on
fire sandy beach finc view and plenty Of
grounds Adams 32a3 25'
SOUTHERN MARYLAND WATER FRONTS
JAMES E BURCH.
liz e Madison St. Baltimore. Md.
SOUTH RIVER PARK
Lots and bungalows for sale
G II NEET.Y 4 co 1873 II ST NV
Phone Main 1910
WATER FRONT ESTATES
CHARLES LEE.
ANNAPOLIS, Nd
FOR RENT OR SALE.
BUNGALOWS hT RIVIERA BEACH
Spend September AT WashlnRt0n's best
beach For rentib by week or month Frank
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REMIT ARMS.
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

RENT GOOD PRODUCING FARM. Is
acres, on old GEORGETOWN road will sell a.
implements and stock Cleveland 3i63 2T
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
EXCHANGE.

WAREHOUSE. STORAGE OR MANUFAC-
AZ sIIss'nne. 1000 50. #. and hoor elevator
80 Ia 81 S.W. IS
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REAL. ESTATE LOANS


| FIRST TRUST LOANS, 3 TO 5 YEARS
upon improved real estate in WASHINGTON
aao Nearby MafyianS ana virginia Also
lo,Neaf lnStallment loans p"oVidins Tor IAN"
SSa ,s OF "G6T N GSSe q mafI9 M 0c oo7
second trusts Give exact location Of prop
prry in reply. also present trusts etc. pre-
fer dealing ,.irect with borrower Address
Box arc Star Office &C.
,r, my, etyl,rN,r, ,,t,,,, ~ ,,C,r,t,c,
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notes on vacant ids and ac-rare S1hdi~
visions financed Rroknrs' ottrntiop Full
ron II GORDON Confipnnto1 Srmst Ridr
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RENT-SUBuRBAN PROPERTY.


RENT-SUBURBA$ PROPERTY.
FIRST FLOOR APARTMENT, ) ROOMS,
also second floor, rooms, steam heat laht
included Block st. HyattsYille, or address
Box 1872. Star office.
272a 22nd ST. SEMI DETACHED: 4
rooms, bath. attic and cellar, gas and elee-
tricity; SIS month. North 2a26-T
and unfurnished; desirable residential sec
ton, nearby Virginia. convenient tN trans
portation and schools Call Aley 767.
ATTRACTIVE COTTAGE OVERLOOKING
fireplace, heat: porch furnished reason
abe, Phone Wisconsin 3418
ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED 5-ROOM.
kitchen and bath BUNGALOW ami; conyen-
lent to cars. 1927 33th ST. MI Rainier. Md,
ABINGDON n BUNGALOW. AMI.
large lot $50 per no, Also Va, Hisniands,
bia bike new sr S SEMI nL. bun9aio% I Gos@ b.
at $50 See j. l. PRICE at Va, Highlands
Sta. or phone Clarendon 445-W-1 &c"
s45-5-ROOM MODERN BUNGALOW. NEAR
school; cement garage, Corner Of. philadei-
Shepherd 2953W
-FOUR ROOM BUNGALOW FOR RENT.
near corner OF Wilson boulevard and Glen
Carlyn St Ballston. Va. CORA l.. CRuZE.
Phone Clarendon 1906. Is"
5-ROOM BUNGALOW BATHROOM, ELEC-
tric lights, gas: shade. fruit and shruhbery.
room torr garden, one square from electric
Schley ave Penrose Station, Arlington. Va.
LARGE sEMT-BuNGALOW HOME Art.
lot ssS55o Fruit "T berres s a two
blocks from Baltimore boulevard and q ST
cars, Hyattsville best condition; $35 rent,
GEO. G. WALKER. Hyatts. 2o6 28'
way and Lyon Villages rooms, ami
$4250 per month. Adams 3la6
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5-ROOM BUNGALOW.
15-ACRE LOT.
$3.50 CASH,
$40 MONTH.
ONLY $5.o75.
VACANT

BunRalow, 24x36, contains large rooms
room for bath without flxtHres' two bed
rooms each with closet shades throughout:
front porch BxI4. lot is e. front by 20q
deep. outside sanitary toilet house double
sided, building paper between boards: best
paint inside and outside: floors vanished
all rooms pappred, Kitchen range IN kitchen;
house is in perfect condition inside and
outside nice lawn. shade trees. concrete and
brick walks around house. , blocks TO new
10000 school: property vacant; located ou
Oak St, Bancroft, all-white netghborhnod.
my sign on tree in yard to inspect take
Columbia pike bus at 9th and penna ave
NV, or run out in YOUR car after work. II
live 3 blocks from this property and VIII be
glad to show same any time you CaIl)
WALTER O'HARA,
OWNER.
Tel. Clarendon 1923 Bancroft. Va