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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
SALE--HOUSES.
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OF COLUMBIA; Washington, December %;
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susas 1912 for SeTnnDs In. a. 1870 g.
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striking. out the. words: provided that in
the 6o1foot heignt district: in the case Of
above the curb level may be increased by
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COMMISSION OF THE DISTRICT. OF CO.
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WILL FAY CASH FOR LOT VICINITY OF
Chevy Chase: about $4,000. Phone Clevelan
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WANTED--LOTS

SEE MIR. LANGFORD.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc,
1912 Eye st, NV Realtors. Frank, s5o3.
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SS.o5O.
SEMI-DETACHED.

SEMI-DFTACHED.
Colonial tapestry brick home, six well ar;
:aLEed room. three rooms deep. making an
rooms large. bright and cheerful; electro
lights, automatic hot-water heater, hard
wooq floors, and trim, etc: Three Three fEnrt iarge
side and rear yards. with garage to paved
aey Terms Of $3.50 cash and ESQ Nr m0ntbhSy f0rtbey
Information call Georgia 1922.
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$3.50.

A REAL BARGAIN.
1888 = ST. Sc. one square from Eastern Tigh
School, nearly new Sold for $500 three
years ago Owner left with Southern r. R.
employees. All modern improvements, 6
rooms and bath. side yards and windows.
Best house in square. s6.950; s55 cash, SIS
monthly.
sTEUART BROS, INC.
14l 18th St ne. Line. 5000.
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RENr-Rns1NEss PROPERTY.

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ions II ST ...,,,.,.,,,,,..,. $50
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1904 ISL ST. NV. sss.''ssss''s %
124 9Th st. n.w... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 1IS
III TIE WAsHTNGTioN LOAN & TRUST CO,
Real Estate Dept.
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WANTED-MONEY
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.
EDGEWATER BEACH

EDGEWATER BEACH.
The Fastest Growing Water Front Colony.
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WILLIAM F. MATTESON
EcwaterB Beach i'd,
fPlGe Phone North 1910
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SAT.E-FARMS.

164-ACRE FARM, 81 MILES FROM WASH
ington, mile from station and Lee HIGH HIGH
way equipped Tor Dairy WITH tnnF Funn nTses nd
farming implements go with the place, a
good home of seven rooms. fruit ana a. po oSis
Of this place at once for $4,000, good terms
VIRGINIA. FARM. 10 MILES FROM p: G.
with 5-aGre apple orchard bearing .,r fruit;
ines. This viii make an ideal dairy or
truck farm. Sold on easy terms, or would
sae By s. B. aed 9T so soah Dakoa
ave. ne.
NEAR CONGRESSIONAL COUNTRY CLUB
facing two concrete roads: 10-room house,
giving view. over entire place. Excellent
vestment at low price Of $4,000. c. p.
JONES. Denrike Building.
BIG sURPRIsE-sMALL FARM NEAR
payments payment So" Cali if Lincoln 1S7-W after $50
pm or before 10 am.
LARGE FARM. COLONIAL RESIDENCE.
Virginia. For information write W. S.
SMITH. Mitchells, Va. l2s
7-RooM AND BATH MODERN HOME,
water; beautiful shrubbery. lawn, orchard:
large chicken run and hen house; over S
acres; ,Mdanryland. miles D. c. Phone At
DEFENSE HIGHWAYMoo5 ACRES. o6 TRoNT-
ing hard road; $500; terms, $500 cash.
Address Box 343-V. Star office IL
6 ACRES, 1,200-FOOT ROAD FRONTAGE;
good Groom house; near w. B. & A. sta
ton; $500. Address Box 262-V, Star once
,--,. DAIRY FARM; ou.u
macadam road; 100 acres partially under
cultivation. 2 dwellings, h.-w.h.;, barns,
outbuildings, all equipment, live stock,
everything complete, for $2S,ooo terms. See
WA LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER.
1407 New York Ave. NV.
NEAR LAYToNsVILLE, MONTG OMERY CO.
Md mile of State road. Is miles from
D. c.; 124 acres rich, rolling land. running
water. several fields, good 7-room house;
porches. etc. Settling a partnership. will
sacrifice for $50 per acre; worth SIPS acre.
E. E4 4s 1S G6 ST. tzlV Columbia avs 577 40S'
Evening phone, Col. 279.
$50 ACRES NEAR WARRENTON, VA, ONE
third in timber. remainder fine grazing land,
improved by large, up-to-date house, with
servants quarters, outbuidinEs of all kinds.
race track on farm. This is one of the
finest farms in Northern Virginia. For par
r. A. BARBEE. Forest Glen. Md. l2'
CIRCUMSTANCES
the owner of this 300-acre farm
to act at once. Located about IL miles from
1000 fruit trees, 6-room brick house and
other outbuildings; 200 acres of cleared.
tillable soil; Price only $4,000. Don't answer
MOORE & HILL, INC,
Exclusive Agents.
100 18th ST. NV. MAIN l174.
EVENING Phone Service to 9.
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Open Sat. and Sun, IL to pm.
3l42 Monroe st. n.e.-5-rOom bungalow,
tile bath, oak floors, garage, large lott
blocks r. ]. ave. ne. Excellent condition.
5000 down, $50 month including all interest,
taxes. water. Phone owner. North 1908.
WE HAVE IN NEARBY VIRGINTN SEVERAL.
modern six-room and bath les. Good
location on car line, about l. II nutes from
Treasury. Easy terms. APP Mccoy Sc
curtty Co, 923 10th st. nv. Phone Ma
tional 2793 fer appointment.
2-FAMILY BRICK, TAKOAIA; LOT 90 FIT.
front; fine trees; double metal garage: one
block station $500 cash. $50 month. Price.
$4,000: Kensngton G+JX.
THE BEST BUILT BUNGALOW IN FAIR
fax Co. has rooms, bath, hot-water heat,
electricity. fireplace. large attic, cellar ga
rage, COW house, hen house, acres in lawn,
garden, hen yards and cow pasture; varieties
OF fruit and flowers, Just the best kept place
in Virginia.; two car lines and good roads, on
high elevation. Price $500. Call Claren-
BARGAIN, SIS, 7O0-COMPELLED TO LEAVE
must must sell modern S-rooT1, house, bath, elec.
acre, hen house garage, fruit trees: berry
owner 2. RAUH, 10 South Cedar st., Cher
rydale. Va. l21
NEVER OCCUPIED, RMS. AND BATH.
h.-wh., sewer, water, gas g. electricity;
hardwood trim; / blk. G st. car line terms
reasonable. 800 Garfield ave, RiHrdale,, Nd
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NEAR CONGRESSIONAL COUNTRY CLUE.
over 200 acres fine. clear land: gently rolling,
facing two concrete roads; 10-room house,
farm; would make fine estate and good in
vestment at low price of $4,000. G. p.
ZONES neprika puildinR
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A REAL FARM.
Suitable for dairying. cattle or sheep rails
ing; containing 285 acres of nearby Mont
gomery County's richest soil; gently rolling
well watered and some virgin timber; road
frontage on four sides; over mile on Fred
erick pike; splendid houses, one of rooms
and bath, h.-w.h.; city electricity available;
good barns and other outbuildings; fencing
fair. Convenient to stores, churches, high
school and railroad. Federal farm loan of
$4,000. This should be enough to say about
the value of the property. Price. only $40
per acre. For one desiring larger farm there
are 800 acres more available adjoining.
MOORE & HILL, INC,
Exclusive Agents.
$50 18th St. NV. Main 1174.
Evening Phone Service to 8.
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SALE--HOUSES.
HANDSOME HOME.

SPECIAL Low PRICE-EASY TERMS.
Beautiful 6-room home built by Breunin-
ger; semi-detached brick; large front, side
and rear porches: beautiful shrubbery and
yard. Close in and in built-up section. yet
has marvellous view. All modern improve
very low for such house: very small cash
payment and easy monthly payments; MUST anst
Hall pl NV. Just a block west of Wtscon-
sin ave. Hall pl. intersects wisconsin ave.
few blocks north of Bureau of Standards.
Open to pm.
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SALE-HOUSES.

BEAUTIFUL sEMI-DETAcHED RESIDENCE,
2-car brick garage. breakfast and sleeping
appreciated. Will sacrifice for s16,500. APP
ply 1894 Macomb st. NV, or call CleV.
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.


I WANT CLEAR LAND FOR $4,000 EQUITY
II od snd for saG6o Ss sqa iaS N m
ADDRESS Box .45i.R. Star once 80
IS ACRES WITH HOUSE AND BARN SIS
nearby Nd; also bunsalow, nearby va va,
residence i pTeferabiy suburban. Agents at
tention. F. E. Carter. West 1853.
2o-ACRE CHICKEN FARMS. 500-HERES
you move sn in nenho IHeue aox7o ESQ hens
brooder houses and equipment, l650-egg IN
2 so sh dsd we'll
rage; about IS fruit trees. large berry and
PIKE: s'h from one f VI
Tng ehiGk9ns igS a. S Is7 sfter cost or
Sunday after / pm. 12'
BEAUTIFUL FLORIDA HOME. CLOSE TO
Miami: cost over $4,000: owner, locating
for home apis ,'I or business S' address JOHN
e EVANS. 28oo 18th ST. NV. u.
VA. HIGHLANDS 6-RM. COLONIAL
Tepiace, sHn porch and sun pSPor baitin
garage: 100-ft. front lot. overlooking city.
take Ad Gis soa sss Ge
OWNER. WILL TRADE MODERN BUNGA-
low and hall. acre, located mile from
Rosslyn. Va, for small farm near Washing
ton. i35 Cruit lane. Thrift, Va.
TWO ATTRACTIVE MODERN DETACHED
Broom Colonial houses. with rear porches'
ably located in sauls Addition, at sacrifice
prices. on easy terms. or take small prop
erty in trade for equity; one can be rented
Two unusually attractive modern bunsa-
One clear. priced $4,000, trade for farm
vicinity Fredericksburg, Va; the other.
priced S10500. trade for chicken farm within
20 miles of the District or small investment
n. {. RYoN Co. 1916 N. Y. Ave. M 1897.
34i8 14th St. Columbia 1877.
Evening phone. Adams 679. -
5344 BROAD BRANCH RID.
Detached brick home 8 rooms, 2 baths,
solarium; glase-inclosed sleeping porch. q
car garage; will accept small house in eX-
change for equity above first trust
Open Sunday.
Owner. Col IS.
DON'T BE DISCOURAGED.
There Is a Reason
why one cannot sell some particular piece
OF property on a market such as we have at
this time. In fact. there are many reasons.
hut there Is NO GOOD REASON why well
financed or clear property cannot be AD-
VANTAGEOUSLY exchanged for some other
we'll financed, or clear larger or smaller
many splendid listlnRs through the mails
daily. We are prepared at all times to work
out any reasonable deal. Let US work out
yours. Whether it's p THOUSAND or MIL
LION, TOWN or COUNTRY give us call.
MOORE & HILL, INC,
REALTORS.
ESTABLISHED 1900: 800
80 18th St NV. Main il74.
Evening Phone Service 7 to 9.
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This is the first of series of three questions will ask our readers; the second question appearing next
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The mammoth frame atop the building reproduced on these two pages holds in place thirty spaces each space presenting to your notice nationally advertised product
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New Britain herald., 1929-07-06
CAPITOL PARK, HARTFORD

Those who failed to see the Great Clevedorc, worlds famous escape artist, at Capitol Park, on Thursday. July 4th. should not fail to see him tonight or tomorrow Sunday after noon and night. Tomorrow he will perform at 4:O0, 800 and 11:00 D.. m Escaping from seemingly impos- sible strait jackets. insane harness ses and handcuffs and locks. he thrilled the capacity attendance on the Fourth. His most astonishing feat is to escape while suspended fifty foot in the air upside down, from an insane harness. Other feat ures at Capitol Park include the newly completed Wildcat Coaster, the very last word in thrills on a coaster, the new Sweeper ride, the only one of it's kind in New England, the new Devils Bowling Alley, Race Track, and all the other old favor ties in the shape of rides, games and amusements. The Sweeper is the very latest sensation in the amusc- ment word and presents a massive and spectacular appearance and gives an entirely different thrill cN- cry second Tonight dancing is ire" and on the open air dance platform, kennedy's kollegians will furnish the music for terrsichorcan lovers. Tomorrow night in Palais Royal dancing will be resumed and Ed Gurley and his orchestra, popular local favorites will return. Capitol Park beach. with loads of new !m- provcments this year. is attracting considerable attention and daily this mammoth pool is thronged with bathnrs and swimmers.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-06

59 feet in length and less than 5 feet in width. Narrow the wings must be, for broad ones would ere ate too many eddies, and long they must be to provide the surface to lift a mans weight.
 While simple gliders often start merely by sliding or being dragged q down a hillside, so light in struc- ture is the sail plane that were it started slowly it would only tumble about like thistledown in the wind and get at once out of control Hence, in launching, an elastic rope device is used, which shoots the plane into the air like a stone from sling.
 Earth's Gravity is Glider's Engine
 "The pilot must maintain this speed by pressing down the nose of Of the tilt of the wings. The earth s gravity will then draw the plane downward in gently slanting line of flight, which is called a glide. Thus the gravity of the earth is the engine of the engineless airplane.
 Speed, of course, is a prime fac tor in motorless flying; the fastar the airman can glide, the quicker he can get from one vertical air column to the next. Sometimes, to get from one such column to the next. he has to glide against a strong wind | sN, ,,-i,, ,,r strong wind machines.
 50. then, speed, gliding figure and sinking velocity are the three factors in the ideal sail plane. ST ! far, the Germans have found il practically impossible to com bine these three factors perfectly in any one place. It is still battle be- | tween the -dynamical best and the technically possible.
 "Germany's special interest in motorless flying has been attributed in part, to the fact that under th, original provisions of the Versailles | treaty certain restrictions were l placed upon the nations aircraft de velopment; so that her air-minded students perforce turned to the study and development of engineless | flight.
 The present worlds record for 9 | flight with one passenger, made by | Ferdinand Schulz. is 9 hours and 21 minutes. He flew with Heinz . Reichardt like a shuttlecock be- tween Rossitten and Pillkoppen. two villages on the coast of East Prus- Sia "
New Britain herald., 1929-07-06
FOLL|ES OF 1929 AT CAPITOL 7HEA7ER
All Talking, Dancing, and Sing
 ing Film Has All Star Cast

The William Fox Movietone Fol lies of 1929, first Follies of the talke ing pictures. is to have its local premier at the Capitol theater Sun day for four days, and it is safe to say that it is awaited with more interest by moviegoers than any of the other audible productions shown so far, because of it's unusual nature.
 The scope of the films in record ing action and voices being so much greater thaa that of the legitimate stage, the Fox Movietone Folllcs IS expected to provide totally new precedent for entertainments Of It's nature. Pre-viewers say without reservation that for size, speed and other qualities it far exceeds the limitations of stage technique.
 Nine young screen and stage ia vorites head the list of princlpals and serve not only to interpret characters in the story, which con- cerns backstage life, but lead the many singing and dancing numbers They are Sue Carol, Lola Lane, sharon Lynn, John Brecden, DiXie 1 Lee David Percy, David Rollins
 Frank Richardson and Stepin ret chit.
 Miss Carol often has portrayed the role of a jazz mad f1apper on the screen. When the tallieS came along she was not found wanting, for she has fetching voice and can dance as well as the most talented Broadway "hoofer." Her chief spe- cialty in the Fox Movietone Follies is "The Breakaway,' new song and-dance number of distinct orig inality.
 Miss Lane was the girl in the Fox Movietone all-taliting feature. "Speakeasy." She came to pictures from Broadway, where she was in the Greenwich Village Follies and later was George Jessel's leading ! lady in The War Song She sings the Big City Blues" in the , 'ollies.
 Miss Lynn was in the Fox films,
 None But the Brave and Red
 Wine" and in the talkie, Speak easy" She has a highly pleasing voice and plays the piano well, hay ing composed several pieces for that | instrument. Her main number in | the Follies is That's You Baby" Young Brecden entered theatrical | life in Vienna. and later was in a 1 Max Heinhardt company in Berlin. He also was in various stock com panies and was a Thoa'er Guild player in san Francisco before be-
 coming a screen actor. He is the
 owner Of the show in the story the , Follics tells.
 | Miss Lee is the girl who scored so
 tremendously on Broadway singing
 the "Narsity Drag" number in Good
 News" In the Follics she is heard
 leading the Why Cant I Be Like , Iou?" number.
 On ThurTGay double features will 1 he offered ri, coniurotion with the
 rrst of series of Merchants Gift
 Nights.
New Britain herald., 1929-07-06
Lindbergh Will Open
 Air Passenger Line

New York, July 6 (UP)-Col Charles A, Lindbergh will press a button in Los Angeles tomorrow night to dispatch the first passenger train on the Transcontinental Air Rail line between here and the Pa cific coast.
 The train will leave here at 6:05 ?. m. (E. D. TD, carrying 16 pass cngers over the "Lindbergh Line" Amelia Earhart will christen the flagship of the line. City of New York, and Dr. John H. Finley wiu deliver the address.
 The 16 passengers. including Miss Earhart then will board the Air way Limited train for an overnight run to Columbus from where thay will fly to Waynoka. Okla, and pro cted on to the coast
New Britain herald., 1929-07-06
THE IDLE RICH AT
 STRAND THEATER
All Talking Drama Features Conrad Nagel and Bessie Love

Take an American family, an average family in an average Amer ican city home. fiat, say, and in- ject love affair between a pretty stenographer daughter and her millionaire employer and you have the ingredients for great play success. All you need is a great cast and a director like William de Mile to complete the formula.
 Striking proof of this may be had at the Strand theater, where The Idle Rich,' Metro -Goldwyn- Mayors fllmization of the noted stage sue cess, White Collars" is the attrac- ton beginning Sunday for days.
 Directed by de Mile, the story. u vivid cross section of American fam fly life in a big city, is literally crammed with laughs, romance and heart interest. Conrad Nagel, he O. the famous speaking voice. plays the young millionaire, with Leila Hyams, who played with William Haines in Alias Jimmy Valentine" again in a talking role. She is very beautiful and a clever little actress as well Bessie Love. of Broadway Melody, fame, as the flapperish little sister, is one of the brightest spots of a very clever show, and character honors go to that splendid pair of stage and screen artists, James Neill and Edythe Chapman, who play the father and mother. Robert Ober as the radical cousin, Paul Kruger and other clever players are adequately cast.
 De Mile gets exquisite humor out of the brides struggle with the bis cults and other intimate little touch- es that almost suggest Barrie. It's a hundred per cent true -to-lfe story and just about the best entertain ment the screen has ever produced
 Added attractions offer Gus Ed wards Song of the Roses" Revue with an all star singing and danc- ing cast, Nitaphone acts, News and novelties.
 On Thursday there will be five act vaudeville show featured and Billie Dove in her first talking pie ture "Careers.'
New Britain herald., 1929-07-06
M070RLESS PLANES
 NOW IN LIMEL|GHT
GliderS Now Utilize Phenomena
 Pilots Formerly Feared

Washington, D. C., July 6-The crashing of a sail plane which kill cd it's driver Ferdinand Schulz world record holder for motorlcss flight, attracts sad but dramatic at- tention to Germany's quick advance in the mparatively new art of gliding.
 A recent communication 10 tn" National Geographic society by Howard Siepen describes this new chapter in mans conquest of tn" air.
 School Boys Flying Recruits
 Tn Germany today hundreds Of school boys are flying the So ciety correspondent writes. ''Thr < thousand took official instructions: in 1928. To understand fully the rise and amazing growth of Ger many's gliding machines, one must look hack-bac,l to the pioneer makers of airplancs. The Wright Brothers, for example. and l.illen' thai made their first aerial dashes in sliders. Then grew the idea Of applying an engine with propeller to drive the glider.
 50 successful have motor driven aircraft become. however, that the worlds attention has been large ly diverted from air travel by sim pie gliders. For nearly two decades only a few enthusiasts kept the art alive: but today. due to amazing ln- crease in air commerce, man is more interested than ever in the air as an element-in that soft light. flexible medium through which his flying ships must sail. So now the vast overhead aerial ocean. it's Whims and it's peculiarities af- ford a new and fascinating subject of study.
 "Already. from more recent ad- ventures in gliding machines, it ap- pears that man is coming to share what birds have always known about the air. lie finds it will sup port him, as water carries swim mer, if he will but handle his glid- CT wings as soaring birds handle theirs. Even wind gusts, squalls, and clouds which pioneer eXpcri- mentors with gliders used to dread, gre now recognized as useful aids to motorless flying craft.
 "Between gliding and what they call sail flying the Germans make a sharp distinction. During d glide the plane steadily loses altitude til it lands. A sail flight on the con- trary. is one in which the machine, while pointing down ward, is lifted by upward air currents. and thus either maintains or increases it's elevation.
 For training a beginner in mo- torless flying the simple glider is used; but it is the sail plane which actually flies. In build it is more sensitive than d simple glider and capable of responding to vertical air currents.
 Long Wings Feature Planes
 "Flying plane with no motor in it seems less miraculous to the man on the ground when he hears how it is built. The consp;cuous feature of the sail plane is it's very long, mar row ngs-sometimes as much as