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Rotary, Kiwanis Mines to Play
June % i'm Alexandria Benefit

Belle Haven Country Club have set aside
each Wednesday on the Summer and
Fall golf program as ladies' day. Tour
namentS will be held for the f9ir sex
en- that day each week
The annual tournament for the Mrs.
d. j. Howell Trophy will get under way
ct the club tomorrow, with "a women
entered.
Nationwide Grocers will entertain
the Columbia Heights Business Mems
Association here Saturday afternoon at
2:30 o'clock The game will be played
at Richard Hayden field.
Ballston A. c. has flung a challenge
to every unlimited club in the Capital
area. with the def directed at the
Washington Red Sox and Skinker
Bros. Eagles in particular. Manager
McQuinn can be reached at Clarendon
1868.
Manager Bill Hammond would like
to hear from senior clubs willing to
play his Colonial A. c. Hammond can
be reached by telephoning Alexandria
2432 after pm.
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1ibe Cnne Waps Yankees With Uprising Final lnn
ID. C.. Shoe Huriers
Are Making Tour

AHIDWESTERNS, crack Washing
wi ton horse shoe pitching team,
today was to engage a team at
Columbus, Ohio, of Which Fred NJ.
Brust, former world champion. is
the ace The match is part of q
tour during which the Midwesterns
will show their wares against picked
teams in Springfield, Ohio: Mont
pelier, Ind; Gettysburg and Little
Washin oton, Pa, before returning
home June 20. In Montpelier they
will engage the combination headed
by Jimmy Risk, American amateur
Champion.
Roy Wilson, Leonard Westby and
Carl Wander Lacken make up the
MidWestern team.
A horse shoe combination which
will play the best out-of-town teams
is being sponsored by Vic Sport
Shop. 1t will play its first match
next Sunday, travelling to New
Windsor. Nd, to take on the team
at that place, which probably is the
strongest in Maryland.
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Major Leaders
BY the Associated Press.
American League,


American League.
Batting Yankees, 1893; Coch-
rane, Athletics, 1888.
Runs-Sinmons Athletics. AZ: Geh-
rig, Yankees, 80; Bishop, Athletics, 80.
Runs batted in-Cronin, Senators, 81
FoXX, Athletics, 46
Hits-Cron1n, Senators, II; Combs,
Yankees, IL.
Doubles-Webb, Red Sox, 25; Ma
nush, Senators, II.
Triples-Cronin Senators, 6; Sim
mons, Athletics, S. Vosmik, Indians, 5;
Gehrig, Yankees, 5; Larry, Yankees, S.;
ManuSh, Senators, 5.
Home runs-FoxX, Athletics, 10; Ruth,
Yankees, IL.
Stolen bases-Chapman, Yankees, 16;
Johnson, Tigers, IA.
Pitching-Walberg, Athletics, won 9
lost l.; Fischer, Senators, won 6, lost l.
National League.
Batting Hendrick, Reds, .378; Ar
lett, PhillieS, 1865.
Runs-Klein, Phillies, "A; OFT, Giants,
81.
Runs batted in-Klein, Phillies, 40;
Hits = Arlett, Phillies, 62; Terry,
Giants, So; Herman, Robins, 81.
Doubles-Hornsby, Cubs, ID; Davis,
Phillies, II.
Triples = Worthington, Braves, Z;
Watkins, Cardinals, z.
Home runs-Klein, Phillies, 10; Ar
lett. Phillies, 10.
Stolen bases-Comorosky, Pirates, g.;
Cuyler, Cubs, 6; Jackson, Giants, 6.
Pitching-Derringer Cardinals, won
5, lost o. SWeetland, Cubs, won 5, lost O.
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Fistic Battles

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK.-Al Rowe, Philadelphia,
and Joe Barbara. New York, drew 90;
Yustin Struts New York, stopped Gus
Rodenberg, Brooklyn (2); Billy Avera,
West Palm Beach, Fla, outpointed
Mickey Delio. New York (6); Nelson
Weingarten, Bayonne, N j.. knocked
out Marty Rabbit. New York %;
Frankie Puccio, New York. outpointed
Demasto Ceda, Porto Rico (4).
CHARLOTTE. N. C.-Jack Renault,
Canada, outpointed Ad Warren, Chapel
Hill, N. C. 10).
LYNCHBURG, Va-Joe Smallwood,
Washington. and Jimmie Smith, New
York, drew O0).
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A LEXANDRIA, Va, June O.
~ The second annual base ball
~ battle between the Rotary and
Kiwanis Clubs fer the civic
club championship of Alexandria has
been set for June % at Bagg3tt's Park,
it was announced by leaders of the two
organizations today
Proceeds from the game will be d.
vided between the Alexandria Children's
Home, the Day Nursery, Children's
Health Clinic. Boy Scouts and the
Citizens Band. One of the features of
the entertainment being arranged to
precede the game IS a Scout circus,
while the Citizens Band will play.
Johnny Abrahams, an infielder on
Alexandria High Schools crack base
ball team in 1925, now is pitching.
AbrahamS twirled Calvary brakes to a
four-hit, 10-to-0 victory over First
Baptist in the Georgetown Church
League his last time out.
Members Of the Golf Committee at
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NAIL RUNNERS AT PLATE

CHICAGO. June cit isn't often
that outtielders nail base runners at the
plate after taking long flies. but the
spectators at yesterdays Cub : Giant
game saw it done twice in one inning.
Xxi Cuyler accomplished it in the
first inning, grabbing Freddie Lind
strom's fly to deep right and making a
perfect throw to nail Hughie Critz at
the plate.
Lindstrom duplicated it in the last
half of the inning, and at the expense
of the feet Cuyler. Cuyler was on third
and tried TO score when Stephenson
drove a long one to the Giant right
fielder, but Lindstrom's throw easily
beat him to the scoring station.
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BALL PARK WEDDING OFF
"Dizzy" Deans Fiancee Postpones
Marriage Till Season Ends.

HOUSTON, Tex, June 9 R.-
Dizzy" Dean, whose Punishment to
Houston from the ST. Louis Cardinals
has failed to dim his confidence in his
pitching prowess is not going to be wed
in Texas League park.
Patricia Nash, f1ancee of the youth
full If somewhat eccentric ball player;
made this clear. st think it is best
that we postpone our marriage until
after the Dixie championship Is won,"
the pretty little brunette announced.
The Dixie series is played annually
between champions of the Texas League
and Southern Association.
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DUSEK, DAvISCOURT
IN NEXT MAT SHOW
Will Clash in Finish Match on Joe
Turner's '"Rassling" Card at
Ball Park June IS.

Washington's newest "rassling" hero,
Rudy Dusek, who put some black and
blue bruises on Jim Londos' anatomy
last Thursday at the ball park, will
tackle rough Dick Daviscourt, whose
jaw was the target for the somewhat
famous fist finale in Baltimore recently,
In the next grunt and grapple show
here June 18 at Griffith. There will
be no pachyderm picnic this week.
Promoter Joe Turner announced this
bout today after receiving okays from
both gladiators. 1t will be a finish
match.
Dusek, real top-notcher, has come
along fast of late, but in Daviscourt he
IS meeting an old-timer with an edge
in weight and experience A support
Ing card will be announced shortly.
Tickets will not be on sale for this
show until Saturday.
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Stars Yesterday

BY the Associated Press.
Wesley Terrell, Indians-Pitched his
ninth victory of the year, holding the
Yankees to three hits
Earl Averill, Indians-His eighth
home run of the campaign drove in
the runs that sank the Yankees.
Jimmy Foxx, AthleticS-Hit two home
runs and single, driving in four runs,
to help subdue the Tigers.
Mark Koenig, Tigers-Made four of
his teams seven hits off Lefty Grove.
Clarence Mitchell, Giants-Held the
Cubs to five hits and knocked in two
runs with double.
Ossie Bluege, Senators-Belted White
Sox pitching for four hits in as many
tiles, driving in three runs.
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(3l. Manush. Harris "a. West, 90. Kuhel
Bluege 49,. Watwood,, FotheTgill. Kerr >, e.
TWo-baSe hits-ManuSh 60, Watwood Kerr
Cronin (25. West. Home run-Kerr. Stolen
baSs-Bluege Sacfifce--W atwood. Double
play-Myer to Cronin to Kuhel Left on
on balls-of Thomas, 2; OIL Frasier. 2; of
M NsE IL Of 5grke 3 struck n oq 6niBg
lnone out in, secondl; off Frasier 2 in 20
out in SIXTH: off Faber in innings. Hit
bv pitched ball-By Frasier Spencer; by
Moore tMyerl. Losing pitcher-ThomaS.
Umpires-MessrS. Nallin. Ormsby and owens.
Time of game-1 hour and so minutes.
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Sandlot Ball
GAMES WANTED.

Saks Clothiers, for Saturday. Call
District 1850.
Washington Grove Juniors. Gail
Metropolitan 1884.
West Washington BaptiSts, for Sat-
urday Call Cleveland 1862.
Olmsted Grill. Call Potomac 6134.
Ballston A. c. Call Clarendon 1868.
Kanawla A. c., for tomorrow. Call
Decatur 1882.
Alexandria Colonials. Call Alexan-
dria 2432.
GAMES SCHEDULED.
Koontz Service Station vs.. Marion A.
c., Thursday, Fairlawn Field, at
O'Clock. Meeting of Koontz to follow at
1902 Shannon place southeast at 8.
SCORES YESTERDAY.
Lindberg A. c., 10; Mount Pleasant, 2.
Clarendon Insects, z; Roy Spencers, 2.
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CARDS SIGN COLLEGIAN.

CHAMPAIGN, Ill, June 9 GA0-Bill
Fuzak leftfielder on the University of
Illinois base ball team, champions OF
the Western Conference has signed
contract with the st. Louis Cardinals.
He hit .487 in 10 conference games,
eight of which Illinois won.
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MISS BAKER is SPEAKER
Playground Director Promises Bur
roughs Community Her Support.

Miss Sybil Baker. recently appointed
District playground director, speaking
before the Burroughs Citizens Associa-
ton last night at the Burroughs School,
promised the community her support in
it's efforts to obtain field house and
additional athletic facilities for the
Burroughs playground.
Bob Considine of the Posts sports
staff, was another speaker
Plans for a Fourth of July celebra-
ton were outlined.
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A KID GLOVE RACKET.

Most boxing promoters are old heads
at the racket. but Cathedral Latin High
School Of Cleveland needed money to
buy suits for the band and promoted
a fstic show, with the o. k. of the
commission.
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Minor Leagues

Southern Association.
Little Rock, 9; New Orleans, 3.
Chattanooga, q; Atlanta, 6.
Mobile, g; Memphis, 7.
Nashville, 8; Birmingham, z.
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GAMES TOMORROW.

Boston at st. Louis.
Bklyn. at Cincinnati.
New York at Pittsbg.
Phila. at Chicago.
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International League.
Montreal, 9; Rochester, 5.
Buffalo, 10; Toronto, 7.
Others not scheduled.
American Association.
Toledo, 6; Louisville, 2.
Columbus, 5; Indianapolis. 8.
Milwaukee, Ga; ST. Paul, 1T.
Others not scheduled.
Pacific Coast League.
No games scheduled.
Mid-Atlantic League.
Cumberland. "a; Scottdale. 1-3.
Charleston, 4; Hagerstown, 3.
Huntington. 8; Johnstown, S.
Others postponed, rain.
Three-Eye League.
Quincy. Q; Evansville. l I'll innings)
Decatur, TO- Peoria 3.
Bloomington. 8; Danville, 0.
Springfield, 8; Terre Haute, /.
New York Pennsylvania League.
Williamsport, 4: York, l.
Scranton, a; Elmira, l.
Hazleton. 13; Harrisburg, 4.
Piedmont League.
High Point. g; Raleigh, Z.
Charlotte, Z; Durham, 6.
Henderson, 4; Winston-Salem, 1.
Greensboro, 10; Asheville, 6.
Eastern League.
New Haven, 3; Richmond, /.
Norfolk, 6; Springfield, 8.
Bridgeport 4; Allentown, 3.
Others postponed, rain.
Texas League.
Shreveport. 4; Dallas, 2.
Wichita Falls, IL; Fort Worth, S.
Houston, 1913; Beaumont. 6-1.
Western League.
Pueblo, 16; Denver. 8.
Des Moines, 5; Omaha. 2.
st. Joseph, 6; Topeka, 2.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-09

GAMES TODAY.
Chicago at Wash.
st. Louis at Boston
Detroit at Pbila.
Cleveland at N. Y.
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National League.

GAMES TODAY.
Boston at Cincinnati.
Bklyn. at st. Louis.
New York at Chicago.
Phila. at Pittsburgh.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-09

GAMES TOMORROW.
Cleveland at Wash.
Chicago at New York.
St. Louis at Phila.
Detroit at Boston.
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FINDS THREE ACES
IN SANDL0T SQUAD
New Deal With Old Cards
Proves Fruitful for
G. P. O. Manager.
BY FRANCIS E. STAN.

w WIEN, like a pack Of we'll
AA/ worn cards, the ball players
" " of the Government League
underwent the usual shuttle
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"Batted for Faber in ninth.

Totals .............43 Is 20 q Il 0
Tht sbi1ston ? 9 3 ! 9 9 9 g 1-ls
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KAT IlIIIN IIIH INdlIUIIdIS WVIV IfUL BGVUIIIB
w runs Bob Burke kept the White
Sox well in check They nicked
him for eight hits and three passes, four
of the hits and one of the passes being
punched in the third and fourth rounds
to net the visitors three markers.
The fourth Chisox tally was the re-
suit of a homer driven into the open
stand back of left center by Johnny
Kerr at the outset Of the ninth inning
1t was good day for Burke on the
hill and he probably will regard it an
even better one for him at bat. Bobby
helped himself to three singles in five
trips to the plate, which just about made
him the batting king of the Washington
pitchers.
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Homer Standing

BY the Associated Press.
Home Runs YeSterda
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Three-Eye League.

Three-Eye League.
Quincy. 2; Evansville. I'll innings)
Decatur, 10; Peoria, 3.
Bloomington. 8; Danville, o.
Springfield, 8; Terre Haute, /.
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V1IU-AUKdIILIC LtdSuc.
Cumberland, "a; Scottdale. 1-3.
Charleston, 4; Hagerstown, 3.
Huntington. 8; Johnstown, S.
Others postponed, rain.
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Pueblo, 16; Denver. 8.
Des Moines, 5; Omaha. 2.
st. Joseph, 6; Topeka, 2.
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SACRIFICE

New colonial home with one acre,
close i'll Montgomery County, Nd,
overlooking golf course. Very large
rooms, high ceilings, high elevation.
Bradley 716. Slt
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SALE OR EXCHANGE,

2s Bso hd sa4e 70 advanee IN va"e
is 9F bSdsr hGRss aa Ha sHefen 81
n9asRIn #asSr cal. !sss.h:s
ehSRs.'s ehsRee Of Ii fe.me fms IFS H 9Th % aGf
MATCH UP MOST ANY REASONABLY
ao anics i% aeto1 rona h ceveiand slso. 'Af pf'''
NEAR MASS. AVE. HTs,--TAP. BR., BUILT
in Earase, shower. FrlRidaire; near schools.
sn aus owner, own G Address SAB Box sosoM, Star once.
DETACHED HOME, colo. AVE, NEAR
Kennedy b. maids nS .cr..S.o b. SsE
Suburban property Adams o5ss. -
TAKoMA PARK. D. C.I,MoDERN CORNER
place; EsatheFestrippsd shruSbeTy, nowers,
x shtsf on enee
+ S.sfs,s sSi s.,s CHESTNUT st. corner S.s
COLONIAL BRICK, PRACTICALLY NEW:
word, in modern construction: beautifully 10
sonsbiy or trade for smaller house farm or
ofiee, fse pRone ciarendon ga. for full % details
and appointment for inspection. chance
APARTMENTS RENTING FOR $4,000
$4,000 and s55.00O. respectively we'll rented
nd es ieenda eGnd0n m or o9 oTns Of s M
dress Box 1aS.M. Star Ar ONCE. = N'' 81.
TAKOMA. PARK. MD.--ENT1RELY DE-
ssass sS5sei to Psa ed. aea. ssis ssdo p.l
gsTtly y,,ss% s0lSFsd nsishO0ThOOd Phone
ATTRACTIVE CHEVY CHASE; D, G.. HOME
sxcsllent location Price. si4:75O. Trade
for building lots smaller house. Any
broker or L z. F. PRINCE, 3l4 Investment
room S Tram frame. iarse street frontase; Suitable
ssiose-ia nv Va, preferred. Address BOX ';4'M
EIGHT-ROOM HOUSE. ALL MODERN I'M;
proyements. and hve acres Of land bounded
by four streets: located in b1ilt-np section;
age q S74 feet & on RTogo;sa new p2;1. PARK
Sl2,5oO. win consider an exchange OF equity
of $1,000 over first trust of $500 for city
Address Box s44-M. Star ONCE
GAS STATION IN PROMINENT LOCATION
from year to year, now paying $4,000 net
Priee ssoooo S W iesss consider an on exchange
tor s; {. or Md. aerease il priced low; and
Address Box 34e-M.
Star once.
WESTMORELAND AVE, FORT MYER
Heights. Va.-S-rm frame, detached, for
city home vacant ground. Net. 4300
Clev. 02l6
BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW HOME, TAKOMA;
like new; Z rooms; quiet street, abundance
of shade; will sell cheap or exchange for
koma house. rooms; exchanee for small
virsinia shore acreage MARYLAND: Mont- rar
s%a houses ns
Carroll st. Georsia $500.
EXCHANGE ANY PART S6,5OO EQUITY
Chevy Chase home. subject one trust, for
house with improvements. water 'front.'
CLYDE C. DUNNINGTON,
916 Tower Bldg. Tel. Dist. 8944.
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IN VIRGINIA.

This delightful bouse was built soon after
the Civil War. Il has been modernized with
out having lost any of its charm The rooms
are gracious and friendly. The living room
Is l5x24. with fireplace end lovely French
windows large screened living porch.
with screened sleeping porch above it, A
sun parlor. glassed and screened, opens out
of the library
rage with servants quarters above. Tennis
court.
1t is placed in a setting of priceless old
trees: Prom rear Of property one has de-
lHhtful view.
The new 200-ft. Lee Boulevard nips of
one little corner Of the fivc acres it con.
tains. It is so situated that il probably has
a rosy future investment.
About eight miles from Washington on an
old historic paved turnpike.
The price is less than one would expect
and terms can be arranged.
1t can he seen by appointment only.
Address Box 362-M. Star once.
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UNIVERSITY PARK, MD.
Beautiful new brick home. Monroe St
Large rooms, hot-water heat, tile bath.
electricity; 2-car brick garage; large lots.
very reasonably priced. Representative on
Phone Hyattsville 13s-R or lat. 81.
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SALE-FARME

SALE-FAKMS
y.sss wARMs 20 AMP 5oN5s 10 SS
on DON an Fa4.x o A5M e ae4nd9n Hete
81 ssr. SALE oR yaIA fe!
Montgomery Co. Nd. on pike. with splendid
tbe Rouse sae doo2 esa f0fi
s55s;nss! S555; sSs:;i. nj NJ SoIfc
23O ACRES IMPROVED. HALF CLEAR,
meadow stream, large amount valuable wood
GOOD tenant income Oade should pay for It IN IN
three years Snap. S3.45o 90. terms. THOMAS
DAVIS. Charlotte Hall. st. Mary's Co. Md.
sve MGR d city IS aefs
aHad r: sseS sosS ed hst a: lsss SSH
Fairisnd. Silver sprins Post once. Nd. -'0'
50 SRooM HONE me WITH
all planted; and implsments, all for s4,7so;
1872 ACRES, 1000 POULTRY AND
SHTi & arn sna aHa
clnded TO settle oa1icxly; est 700 cords val
Ha0s % hsnaS town. e imRs5 ens front onsse
houses; ample farm Sidss. Only $500 for
AGENcY. l3a2-N Land Titie Bids, is4H P6ila,
81, 500. EASY TERMS-FIVE ACRES FER
tile garden land and new house; in Mary
land. within easy commutine distance Of
city city. Worth much more. Call to s. Ne.
FOR sAIE-FARM. FREDERICK MD. NEAR
Pike ls2 acres @ colonial
suitable 81 tsT @ idssI family life. ADDRESS Box
g ACRES, a MILE PROM CONCRETE
State road; 1-r. house. cellar. tool house.
kfafrE sii s'Fs6s i ipsSS
IS ACRES; HOUSE; DAIRY: BARN, GA. GA:
on are roaS e mss
MckiNNEY. Merriield. w Va. p Lee Hshwsy.
home AcSHs sssudss. A I4a .S wa% o .of
Price. $3.50. Phone Clarendon 22s 81
village at railway station; ali excellent. clear
Rittenhouse st. Cleveland 6242 81
Pos &c ess ne FPx sIsso MP oor yAls ldos ACRES es
lar, outbuiidings. 7 acres, "a price. Nd, to-
.,.S Gao isS h0sss %
pike, rooms, Ia acres. 400 acres, river,
HOLMES CO., Exclusive Agt.
700 ACRES IN PowHATAN Co, VA. M
dwelling, "a mile of hard road leading to
Richmond, Va. 81 miles; estimated to be
two million feet OF timber on property and
a large amount of pulp wood. bordering on
! original site Of the old Powh hatan court house;
priced at $4,000 to settle an estate. Will
show by appointment.
90 acres. no buildings, two wells. one
spring, nice stream bordering on one side
OF property; estimated timber stumpase,
$1,000; 90 miles to Washington over hard
road. lying "a mile of hard road. Priced
for quick sale at $50 per acre.
H. B. MITCHELL,
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COUNTRY ESTATES.

Maryland COLONIAL POTOMAC RIVER
SssntanteYsEWTits SnnYI for ri IjliqstTStsd booklst, The
INC, 1905 Washington Loan Trust Co.
Bldg. Phone Nat. 1854
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RENT-SUBURBAN.

UNIVERSITY PARK, Md MILE FROM
Hnny g moSsn sonss hayns
stairs iavatory mar large Closets. hSss Sss spove
good rsDlass Is ret By isS 1T wsA lawn
sroands; completely furnished; Aa PIANO rH radio,
electric range, water heater. large screened
JUNE E.s to D2ssa.' ssp Badsz Gts late
Hak09A R p FOR S. MSRhhs
nishsd apartment f0s' for s@S%mer: sum . sdsits, ss7;
beautiful new s7GoOm house Bradley Hills
70 roll ave ouis; dsorsia ahSV $500. = LIE zoo
TAKoMA PARK, 2o4 FLOWER AvE.-BED
rm' nd ,i gla;ssd SLEEP peh 2nd tioor; large .6 4
After ! pm pm or SUNDAY Furn c' DO'' s.
TAKoMA PARK. D. C.-a5o PER MONTH;
bunEslow ss.l and one block to
Ia Takoma M PAR parkSsso e'' per 1G'0' month; 7-room
house and double garage. shep. 2sNe
Ic5 q.s.sc uv5s RATa sdzfs
Kitchen. dinins .icSye, % bed room. So.n .aTass.
chicken h house; five acres; mostly woodland;
Burning Tree Club erounds; years lease. S2s
month Drive out or phone Cleveland
REAsoNABIE = FoUR-RooM COTTAGE;
ssaIrSSen: fruit; hot and cold wateS, e sheTsr
SOUTHERN MD;-ATTRAcTTvE 5-RooM
bungalow. partly furnished; near state road:
Included; @ mean water; use Gt of boat. @ etc west
FURNISHED COTTAGE AT HALToN
Rockville; by mo. or season season, Col. oo4s. ::
NEW; 5 ROOMS AND BATH. CELLAR AND
attic; al modern improvements; near Chev-
fsr seS Ms .so asie phons HSst. by Snns ADULTS only
HYATrsvILLE-l BLOCK FROM r. ]. AVE.
room, plenty, Of closets. good fireplace, gas
stove, room room. in basement :or servant, large
karse ks' lot. Phone Hvattsville $50 oOl-U'-O'-'
7-ROoM BUNGALOW; BIG, COOL ROOMS;
installed; ms lie d. BUS % schools churches fruit; ss5
bmn tenant close in Also nearSy pssc
PERKINS. Central ave. Nd. PARK. '1O' W.
LARGE COOL FURNISHED HOUSE TO
farm in Nd; near bus line IL mi. from
D. c. Phone Ashton ISIS 81.
MCLEAN, VA.
1896 1896 per mo g. o. ). % WAITERs III rs NC Mc1eSn, n
Va. or phone Falls Church. s17-F-2. 3l'
SALE OR RENT-SUBURRAN.
RMS, oARAoE, GARDEN; ,RECENTLY
repaired; sell $3.50: rent $l2 month. WALTER
B. IsHERWOOD, WASHINGTON Grove. Md.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-Owner, leaving Wash
inston will sell or rent rooms ods baths: baths
and fruit trees, grapes. garden; exception
ally attractive. comfortable home; .Issle-
WASHINGTON GROVE; ,Mp:-coTTAoEs'
opposite park; miniature golf; price reason
able; terms attractive; A. H. soRGENFRE1.
Washington Grove, Md. 81
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COUNTRY PROPERTY.

AUCTION SALE. WEDNESDAY, JUNE 70.
the Lee HiEhwsy, o. s. Route - 21i; 100 o. lots. 4n
bungalows, rustic road house. Also
mouse and lot in town. The lots are ideal
for Summer homes. Mountain spring water
ssnd snd electricity furnished to the lots. Only
Good hunting. fishing and golf
THOMAS DOWLfN0 & CO.,
AuctioneerS,
Washington, D. C. Phone National 1887
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UNIVERSITY PARK.
6-room house, ami. hardwood floors, n
VIII, open fireplace, double garege, large lot;
sacrificed for $1,000. Call OWNER for easy
terms. Hyatts. 125. 81
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SALE-STORES.

WILL SELL OR LEASE ON SHARE: IN 1900
block 7th St NV. suitable for meat and
vegetable market. Address Box 9l7-M. Star
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H. B. MITCHELL,

No. / FARM-The above. of 748 acres. on
State highway, 2 miles south of Brandy.
Va: tenant house, barn; land can be culti-
waited by tractor. Price. $4,000.
No. Farm--In Loudoun County, 13l
acres; good farm buildings; good county
road. Price, $1,000.
No. Farm-In Loudoun County. at ster-
ling; 19i acres. eight-room hungalow, tenant
house; land good. Price, $1,000.
No Farm-16s acres; good house, two
barns, two silos; land in grass; half mile
south Of Manassas, Va. Price. sS,S00.
No. Farm-l27 acres; eight-room house.
two barns, tenant house; on State highvay.
Price, $1,000
Call Front Royal. Virginia. 242-W, or write
T. s. DUNCAN, Front Royal, Va.
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NEW STORE. NEW NEIGHBoRHooD.
Corner of I'd Kennedy SITS. NV.
rraxsH ascoS oGs0n f1r IN
sired. Rent reasonable. See this property.
WAPLE 4 JAMES. INC.
1925 18th St NV North Oe62
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SUMNER CAMPS.

SEND CHILDREN TO SHORE
No. Newport ave, Atlantic City. N. j.:
under care of trained nurse and teachers
home environment; instructive and construe-
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