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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-25
'FIREMEN HEROES I
TO retire ]ULY.1'
Deputy Chiefs Nicholson and
KeIiher Two of Best Men
on Force.

Three picturesque veterans Of the Dis
trict Fire Department, having COM
bined service Of 119 years, are to be
retired July ! as q result of the new
order Of the Commissioners automati-
cally putting firemen and policemen on
the retirement list at the age OF "a.
Two Of them. Philip w. Nicholson
and James c. Keliher, are deputy FIRE
chiefs, the highest ranking oficers
directly under Fire Chief George s.
Watson. The other Is John D. Leeman,
assistant superintendent of machinery.
Deputy Chief Nicholson Is the Oldest
man from the point of service in the
Fire Department, and probably the best
known. For AZ years he has been a
fireman, and his record of service con-
tains one citation after another for the
heroism in line Of duty.
Keliher 10 Years Old.
Deputy Chief Keliher's service is Just
three years short of the record estab-
ished by Nicholson. In age, however,
he holds the record. Last Christmas
day, Keliher celebrated his seventy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-25

third birthday anniversary, while Mich
olson is approaching his sixty-ninth
milestone.
Back in June, 1888, when fires were
few but furious, and the double-p platoon
system was merely q dream, Nicholson,
Q beardless youth Of 20, joined the Fire
Department. For five years thereafter
he was Just . fireman, doing his work
and doing 1t well. but not getting any
special recognition. And then, March
20, 1883, there came q disastrous fire
in q building ct Ninth and X streets.
Saves Two Children.
Nicholson, at the risk Of his own life,
saved two children and won his first
offlcial commendation.
Recognition and promotions followed
in rather rapid sequence, and In 1905
Nicholson reached what he believed vas
the pinnacle of his career-dre marshal
Of the District. But fate decreed that
he was to 90 further, and Is years later,
September 8, 1918, he was promoted TO
his present rank, that of deputy chief
In the interim, Nicholson further
distinguished himself. His service rec
ords show he was praised in November.
1900, for rescuing Mrs. Cristi Beckett
under most hazardous" conditions at
a FIRE at 30e New York avenue. Twice
he was awarded ribbon decoration for
meritorious service, once in connection
with his work when the snow-laden roof
of the Knickerbocker Theater collapsed
January %, 1922. He also was COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-25
DRESSER WRITINGS
PRAISED BYLEWIS
First U. S. Step in Revolt
Against English Dominance,
Says Nobel Prize Winner.

Regardless Of his personal likes and
dislikeS, Sinclair Lewis regards Theo.
dore Dresser, the man who slapped his
face In New York last week, as one of
the authors primarily responsible for
the development Of real American liter
atlire.
The red-haired, elongated winner of
the Nobel prize for literature told a
capacity audience in Central High
School auditorium last night that
Dreiser's Sister Carrie" was the first
step IN the revolt of American literature
against the dominance of the English
tradition.
Lewis, nervously pulling first q silk
and than q linen handkerchief from
various pockets. talked for an hour on
the general subject, American Liter
AZURE Comes Of Age"
He alluded with some fervor to the
declaration OF independence in liter
allure" on the part Of the United States,
but devoted q considerable part of his
talk to satirical jibeS at critics who
have accused him Of un-Americanism.
at write about America because I
know something about it." he asserted.
''Why should undertake to criticize
the English, concerning whom I know
nothing? In all my writings l. strive
for truth. I find it dificult to follow
20 be 100 per cent American, 1t Is
necessary to lie about our country's
faults"
In addition TO Dreiser's work, Lewis
said, other American writer's who have
figured prominently in the divorce Of
this country's literature from that Of
England are Frank Norris, Michael
Gold, George Milburn and Ernest Hem
ingway. The latter he characterized
- q real genius.
Expressing intense delight At the
waning influence here Of the English
sechool, Mr.. Lewis said there was ma
terial In this country heretofore vir-
tuGlly untouched, which could be made
the basis Of q truly great novel. He
mentioned particularly such subjects rs
labor, finance and politics.
Mr.. Lewis was introduced by Dr.
George r. Bowerman, public librarian.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-25
FLAVOR,
NOT ON CLAIMS,
THIS COFFEE RESTS ITS CASE

Aren't all coffees pretty much
alike?" you may ask. ''Can anyone
but a professional cOffee-taster tell
the difference?"
IF ali coffees were alike in flavor,
yOu might reasonably expect them.
to be alike in popularity.
Remember, then, this significant
fact-rehecting the public's de-
mand, more grocers sell Maxwell
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-25
OIL RICH INDIAN WOMAN LOSES
THIRD ALIENATION OF LOVE SUIT
SIC, 900 Damages Given Oklahoma Wife, But U.
Must Pass on Merit of Verdict.

! serted Exile had presented Adair gifts,
including a motor car.
Defense attorneys, charging con-
spiracy, announced they would appeal
As Exile is a Government ward, ap-
proval of the Department Of the In
terror would be necessary for payment
A. M. Landman, superintendent Of the
FIVE tribes, said he would investigate.
Government agents testified Exile s
wealth shrunk to $4,000, due largely
to dwindling Of oil production. Her
income now Is $500 month, they said.
Exile once paid Mrs. Ollie Carr $500
to settle $25, 1000 alienation suit. She
was sued by Leona Mcintosh in 1929
for 5000, 600. Available records did not
show disposition Of the latter case.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-25

House Coffee than any other brand.
Wonderfully rare favor not only
won Maxwell House the praise of
the Old South, but has made it a
present-day fayorite from coast to
coast.
Just try Maxwell House tomorrow;
see if Its rich and n1atchless flavor
doesn't impel you, too, to say:''This
is the finest coffee I've ever tasted"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-25

rnended by the Commissioners for his
work at Kanns warehouse FIRE in jan
uary, 1925.
Deputy Chief Keliher came to the
Fire Department on December 10. 1885,
and was advanced through the vari-
Gus grades, reaching his present rank
January /, 1927. For nearly five years
prior he had served as acting deputy
chief.
Like Nicholson, Deputy Chief Keli-
her also won number of commenda-
lions for his heroic deeds. Notable
among these were for his work in con-
nection with the Knickerbocker dis
aster and at the Kann's warehouse fire.
Leeman has been in the Fire Depart
ment for 26 years and Is now 81 years
old. He was appointed in 1904 and
July I, 1906, was promoted to his pres
emit position Is assistant superintendent
Of machinery. His service record also
contains citations for work IN connec-
ton with tbs Knickerbocker disaster
and tina Kannss warehouse IRE.
In ali North China there are fewer
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Has Sc. 300 On wooden e.

JERSEY CITY, N. J., March rs tE9s
Marine Bonaldi, 81 years old, demon-
strated new kind of savings bank TO
police yesterday while the Hudson
County grand jury met and indicted
him for staying william A. Kavanagh.
Hoboken attorney. Monday The Of
ficers found $500 in bills Of large
denominations wrapped around Bonal-
dis wooden leg.
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Marine Plane Crashes.

MANAGUA, Nicaragua, March IS up.
Marine headquarters announced last
night that service airplane, piloted
BY Sergt. n. A. williams, had crashed
three miles west Of the town Of Pueblo
Nuevo, In Northern Nicaragua. will
not hurt
The plane was on the way here
from Condega with two sick marines
when the controls janmed.
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By the Associated Press.

by inc AN8oCINLcu FFes8.
MUsKOGEE, Okla, March 25.-A
young Greek Indian woman has lost
the third suit filed against her for
alienation of affections since she was
made wealthy by oil
! Exile Fife, whose fortune has risen
and declined with the fiow Of wells on
the rocky acres Of her Federal allot-
ment, smiled as she heard a District
Court jury award Mrs Jesse Adair q
$4,000 verdict last night.
IT didn't want jesse" she said. IT
wouldn't have the best man on earth. I"
Mrs. Adair, charging the Indian girl
had stolen the love of her divorced
husband, former Muskogee patrolman,
asked damages Of sos, 900. She as
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Town Wiped Out by Fire.

DOTHAN, Ala, March IS (Pl.-Prac-
tically the entire community Of Wicks.
burg, Ala, 16 miles from here, was
wiped out by fire yesterday. The blaze,
which ragged more than three hours, de-
stroyed four stores, q warehouse, q
church and q dwelling.
No estimate of the damage could be
obtained.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-03-25

In ali North China there are fewer
than 5000 motor vehicles.
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SATE-EARMg


l1s ACRES ACRE MOS mostly CLEARED cas GOOD 9
balance easy terms. wis. 4550-J.
SEVERAL SMALL. FARMS. 2 ACRES TO IS
very, reasonable prices; easy terms: now is
he dM,r buyers r, market: Nat 1891. R. L. ELL
i80-ACRE PRODUCTIVE FARM ON THE
famous Bull Run in Fairfax County. Va.
near a small town and the main line of the
Southern Railroad u miles from Washing
a., 4: 9. DoNIPHAN 4 SONS.
400 Doniphan Bldg. Alexandria, Va.
Phone Alexandria $40.
IF you WANT TO BUY HOUSE LOT
farm or game preserve you will do well to
get our prices as we have some very attrac-
times g HPfT r sN 10 z Done
iphan Building. Alexandria, Va. Phone
FOR SALE 900 ACRES OF BEAUTIFUL
river-front property with sandy beach to
i,s miles long % on the vest IT, bank Of the Pc
This is the best and IN fact. only suitable
location for Summer colony on the Potomac
soEs sr 9 5s 1PS to
Bldg. Alexandria, Va. Phone Alex. $40.
MARYLAND-l5 ACRES; QUICK, FRUIT &
chicken farm. 3-room house. chicken house,
sTRoUT AGENCY. Marydei, Md.
FINEsT PyRcaAsE SoLEsyILLE g. PIKE
monster orchard. Address Box esd. Star
once.
FINE BLUEGRASS FARM. 400 ACRES
Shenandoah Valley near Roanoke; large
barn, brick house: electricity, running wa
ter in house AID barn: near school and
churches. Address Box l61-B, Star ONCE.
As ACRES BLUEGRASS SECTION; HOUSE.
barn. stream: near Chantilly; good road to
WashinGtoni price, 50 $50; terms JOHN Nc
KINNEY, Merriheld. Va. Falls Church
8i2-F-2
100 ACRES; IS FERTILE BOTTOM LAND
and the balance in very fine timber prac-
tically new house with metal roof, porches,
etc; LARGE lawn with plenty OF shade; south
ern exposure; also a large tenant house,
large barn and necessary outbuildings; well
This is rare bargain and well worth $l2,-
600 The owner will sacrifice for $4,000.
Apply A. g. DONIPHAN & SONS. 405 Doni-
phan Bldg. Alexandria. Va. Phone Alex. $40.
55la-ACRE FARM. "a MILES FROM CHAR
lottesville, Va. and 20 acres cleared and
under cultivation: the balance in good vir-
Gin timber mostly oak and pine; $50 fruit
springs. two running streams through the
place and good well of water near house
S-room house with barn and outbuildings
in fair condition. The farm is well fenced
with wire; will include all farm machinery
with Two good horses. one COW; in fact. is
well equipped for a small farm and buyer
can start right in as soon as he wishes with
no additional expense price for quick sale.
$4,000, one-third cash and balance on easy
terms or will trade for house clear OF debt
in or near Alexandria. Va. A. S. DONI-
PHAN 4 SONS, 405 DoEiphan Bldg. Alex
andria. Va. Phone Alexandra $40.
sla-ACRE CHICKEN FARM FOR SALE OR
lease. 6-room house. large chicken houses
and hrooder houses. J. r. GALE, Haywood
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ADAM a. wE5cHIER SONS. A0efioneeFs.
UNITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE OF

UNITED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE OF
BY yir.g. Of writ f hsTi f: tsei.s issued
ne Ct he R R t: sab9 saso na ts s9
s9 81 s.s's S S Msssn sHeP 4f e. 'n a
T TEMpf 3oE f%krF PM FL FR ss she K.
: oa n Tsx d.scfssd sss % fc
o scor e mn for line the 81 sane ns pnbc
q f he surveyor n o for n. DiStfct Of columbs
line I il n ss bss e 81 ..d or 80 ne y
" . Irving Boswell By Jane Arm, Arnold by deed
sn9 4eeords L 81 1885 st f9o Of az 0 s
and running thence northwesterly along said
81 ha ps Of SAD e d to a sr ig IL:
Real Estate and Improvement COMPANY OF
Baltimore City BY deed dated October 27th.
Liber 27as az folio 49, Of the Lar land records
ey III ns of and the sta fa n
S sos Ism N Lees R 90 q ss s &
said land records. southerly TO the north
e5n ss 70 Charles 4a P t a Ssd u 9
by desd dated m. March 18Th. 1927: a Eo. re:
af fe sons IL:
and S. n and aa 80 norS Ressfn Inc Of D snd
conveyed % william H Irwin By deed dated
October 9Th, 1897 and recorded in liber
a 6. e. g..a sraIse Theh Is also Il. east
corded in said surveyors once in Liber 10,
line Of Dennison and Reeds subdivision,
recorded in said surveyors ONCE in Llber
Courty g; a. folie 90. theme. with D.n.sons
Laundry Corporation by deed dated octobe-
lst, 1925, end recorded in Liber 5s4s. al folio
lS4 OF said land records thence with said
following courses and distances: ~ North
so feet. a. north 81 l. east 40 "a feet to
n p tbsn n: 9 said N
and thenee nort r. east fsf to
con 70 ERsrd Ws BY O. sf dated
March 10th. 1927. and recorded in Liber
1888, at folio 22I: Of said land reeords:
land to the place of beEinning: subject TO
right of way across said land dee"rihe1 in
deed recorded in Liber 1892. al folio 4s5. Of
Tn6 ah N o the Dis nset Ct
at folio 4es. OF said land records. said
for purposes of assessment and taxation as
parcels l31f13s and 131I14a.
Note: Parcel l31 1873 contains oell3 acre
1865 acres Or s2iss square feet; TO Be sold
in entirety. Seized and levied upon as tire
property Of .t The defsne;snt REGARD p
Laurence 4; slaushter, Howard r. TAYLOR.
ss,e e9n Notts.r under s,a dePos'
the holders Of the bonds deposited there
under.
EDGAR C. SNYDER.
United States Marshal
In and For the District OF Columbia
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JAMES G. SCRIPTS WE'D

SEATTLE. September IL CP.-
James G. Scripps, 20, grandson of the
late e. w. Scripps. one Of the founders
of national chain of newspapers, was
married here yesterday to Miss Marion
e. Bates. 20, daughter of DR.. U. C.
Bates, Seattle physician and surgeon.
Despite his youth, young Scripps has
been active in the management Of II
Scripps- Garfield newspapers in this
region. Hlr
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SALE-HOUSES.

COLORED-PARK RID NW-s ROOMS, IN
closed porches. INV h. Selling for reasonable
figure Small cash, terms to suit you
Potomac 3328.
cOLORED-OPEN TODAY-72S PARK ROAD.
Now IL you have been waiting for q nice six
room house, reasonably priced. here 1t is
20 feet wide. front and double rear porches
lower inclosed; large reception hall, beauti-
full living and dining rooms. large kitchen
and three large bed rooms with tiled bath.
nice iight cellar with laundry tubs. deep yard
to wide. alley. All newly decorated and OF
course has h.-wh. and cleo. lights. See It
or call me. for 1t certainly looks good and
the price is only 1880 90.
II. {. BlSCOE,.
Nat assi Res. North 1855 .
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SALE OR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

=
SALE Or LEAsE--2-sToRY WAREHOUSE.
Formerly occupied by Government. now
Leased to large BUILDING
SQUARES from downtown. Possession about
J Jan l. ED I,yg I p SCHWARTZ, INC, 1914
SALE OR EXCHANGE.
soo LOTS U.s.. IN DC: 1l,ooo FEET; CLEAR 4E:
sosS ewes. Potomac 44sl.
s., Nine line miles out: rlsht At ", B. A. cleo
f really deveIoDment propositoq but Te Ar:
NET Eeeueed from 600 f toIs f p Is your
ne,acn APT tr, HOUSE, SACRIFICE -.
snnnaliy; sood NV, location Excellent e CON-
q cah Hddess Box 3d. sar
ORLANDO. florida = GOOD RENTING
r T oR and
Spring Telephone Shepherd 1911. '"'''
Eag SOLE on los 9f acna Pc feet NJ v1sn
s01a moons n + . H.
ed, majority occupied: cafe leased scar
of ffns sms Psn residences x G s.h
feet off Baltimore Boulevard; gas. water
ss''ssay Ss"aGs 10 J 0ff H0R RFEsL6h
! SIX-RoOM AND BATH MODERN HOUSE.
s sae new; terms or trade. Address Box
at F ST. NE.-lst COMMERCIAL; Q
h9 onse fmcon e asg' take smaller clear
house. Takoma; INV. heat several apart
ments. bringing in 500 per month in add
Tor house 'S northWest Of sooat 10 roo nns
Su TsEoma iocnteS f95 Toom min house
r. D. Lille. 266 Carroll st. Georgia $500
CREAM OF APARTMENT HOUSE MARKET.
s1s ros SLyP s.. e. DGSEiSoToN, ...,
20 YOU. WAIT TO MOVE CLOSER IN?
residence for desirable ' con 1u"a ave co.. o.
e. NJ DE T sAA :@s 30 B0n S6ng
Building.
SEVERAL INVESTMENT PROPERTIES. ALL
238-D. Star office.
HAVE al KINDS PROPERTIES FOR Ex-
s cha t. give paricnlars about your place
box EOS. CITY Post Office.
MODERN SUBURBAN HOME :, PERFECT
and flowers, all kind of fruit; over an acre
Of rich land fer garden; outbuildings. poul-
try houses and run: garage for two cars;
Churches sfnn,tl school and transportation. two
Hyattsvlle or Mt Rainier. Nat 96el r
L. ELLIOTT Evenings Clev. 454l
SMALL OFFICE BLDG. ROOMING HOUSE
like new, one block of Mass. ave. W. for
large det. house or clear farm; owner. Ad-
dress Box IBID. Star Office IT.
BEAUTIFUL l0-RM. HOUSE NEAR DUPONT
circle for suburban or colored property, or
sell cheap. Met. 1900. En-. 0216
NEWLY BUILT BRICK. ROOMS, ANIL,
n. sleeping porch. cellar. garage: nv
equity $4,000. Address Box IBID. Star once
ATTRACTIVE SUBURBAN HOME. LOCATED
on hard-surfaced road in Maryland. one
erove For sale or exchange for Washing
ton property.
w. s. HOGE, Jr.
80l Shoreham Building Dist 65e3
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COLONIAL PERIOD
NnTJkTD ITnAaE EapAaC

Within twenty miles of Washington we
have three large farms with splendid houses
built before the Revolutionary War. The
have a great speculative value Quantity
Of lockwood is on Two Of them. At least
$1,000 cash REQUIRED to handle any one OF
Phone for appointment to be shown these
II able to buy Ask for Mr. johnson. ONCE of
r. ID. LILLE, Telephone Ga. 5000.
266 Carroll St. Takoma Park. d. c. =
1875 ACRES. MOSTLY TIMBER. 2 STREAMS.
near state road. IL miles this side of An
napolis, old buildings; SO 900. w. G WILL
LIAMS. 3505 Rittenhouse St. Cleve. 6242.
10 ACRES WITH 700-FoOT FRONTAGE ON
State road In Maryland. excellent soil all
clear lana: AT electric railway station old
house: Electricity available, $1,000. Address
Box 268-D Star Office
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COLORED.
NEW GROOM HOME.

Opposite Government park. near the new
schools. i block from cars. This home has
every modern convenience, Is attractively
PROVED manner. You deal direct with the
builder and are suaranteed q clear title
possible terms Also one 7-room house:
sample 5l2 25th st. ne, Open and lishtsd
until sold. JOHN YOUNG. Line: s22S: IS
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SALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY.

FnOfEh1H.
GAS STATION SITE-2nd AND SITS Nj
corner across from Gulf station. Price
right. Owner, Met. $751;.
8-RM. HOUSE, LOT 40,l35 FROM STREE :,
to street. suitable for garage, warenous.
ETC.; owner. Address Box 152-D, Star ono.
II" a
DOWNTOWN BUSINESS SITE, WHICH
fronts on wide streets. Runs from one
street to the next-oyer % #. wide. about
Ito deep Must be sold at once. Price only
$500 Full data from trustee. Address
Box 154-D. Star office.
FOR SALE TO CLOSE ESTATE-VALUABIE
End commercial. few blocks from downtown
Frontage on three SITS. Nearly $4,000 So IT.
Several substantial brick buildings: garage;
shop: also vacant land. Will sell all or part
EDWARD P. SCHWARTZ. INC, l0l4 Yer
mont ave. tSee Mr.. BirckheadD.
2nd COMMERCIAL. ON GEORGIA AVE
Lot 4Oxll0; alley; improvements brick
store. apartment, garages. Price. $4,000;
terms.
7th ST. sw.-Corner store and rooms
bath. gas, electricity. hot-water.heat. Price,
$4,000: terms. LLOYD r. TURNER. 600 It'll
st. s.w.. Met. 1647.
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SALE-SUBURBAN.

OWNER MUST SELL BEAUTIFUL SEMI
in best fsfton contains
on lower oo large master oe bed room
fun cellar, garage large lot. beautiful lawn,
flowers. shrubs; pretty residential street;
cars. Reduced $1,000. Price only. 81, 700:
monhy RnCR as
R. I. and Johnson aves. 13'
7-ROOM. KITCHEN AND BATH, 2-STORY
pToVements Buy di rs from rom oW Sne Cash
A sI HI 1sf Ssise1 10 M and 1908 s:h
A GOOD BUY FROM OWNER. 5-RooM.
new b Rng 19 N En-, nearby Md ami Ad
ssgDBggggBggAN HOMES. SALE AND RENT:
Park. D. C. Georgia o8sl
s4.25o-7, r., H.. BATH. GAS, ELEc.. 2-CAR
ssHe fE s lot & EAR sHss IN .sa r H NJ
ON BRADLEY BOULEVARD, NILE WEST
Wisconsin ave. at Wilson. lane; two-story
a ami: 5oxi5s, Price. $3.50; worth 81, soo
5-Ro s9s1o. BUNGALOW, ANIL, GARAGE;
LON & CO. CherrydaIe. Va. Clarendon 1888
room f 13sn, house large lots fenced At
oAKcREsT-NEW BRICK COLONIAL, Z
Asq 81 I8S sat@ ''s 1880 s
cash bal easy These houses are worthy Of
+ wash FotG snss' keT Th AsE 6n
s ffS only o.fs ssee V o day Sun
ave and oskridge Blvd. Phone Clarendon
sts0c $50 down down e sac . mo- Ref Sewer S water
s sbsds S{: w.. saaeFy
ssSs soS ms: e.. 9sf
$3.50 if # you have ,n 81, $1,000 essh why p I rent
osk kfrfss bV s fao fs ciarendon n? ave
ONLY 5000 CASH, $50 MONTHLY. IN
amt home VIII
arEe porch hen s6re 'front.' n5
and kitchen Win pantry: BLACK and Whit:
m path Mh nen Closet ,s nqSe a ard M
storage attractive white oak floors. hot
water heat. city water, sewerage, gas, cleo.
o fy double dS lot T ha
large shade trees and shrnbdbeTy; con1Srets
sna hfs~fse 8 me
5ssSGf; 81 wilson s5ss 18TH St. sS1
session Phone Capt. Hts. 2o7.
A REAL BARGAIN IN A NEW BUNGALOW.
Has many new features that the average
house hasn't. Near schools, churches. stores;
one block from bus: big bargain for quick
p iils HIes Ell 81 Randolph ave- P0'0m:e
6 ACRES 5-RooM TILE HOUSE; ELEc-
trio; tile chicken house; near paved road to
Price s42s0; terms. JOHN MCKINNEY.
4-RoOM BUNGALOW. $500; GARAGE:
after leaving car line, Congress Heights.
5000 LIST st. Sc.
SALE OR RENT-BEAUTIFUL. MODERN
fine cellar. chicken house 500 CHI. CP., shade
fruit. Hotpoint range. garden, lawn. nearly
also Arm. modern bunx., $1,000; also arm !:
with acre, $3.50: e5 acr. with home: 10
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SAIE-SunvRhAN SALE-SUBURBAN.
tCentlnuedD lConinuedl
REAITTIFITL TAKOMA PARK.

BRICK: ash
white bungalow OF
nd tn. brick % con n f asd ns Tsed
S
2 81
n $500 rs ,nS principal ou. % cray o
Is
in
OF suburb ONT
WAshn
Help You or
MAUDE H. LAWRY,
213 Cedar Ave. Shepherd 2546
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SALE-AC2EAGE.

/ ACRE ON STATE ROAD IN MARYLAND
oyer 300,foot frontage on highway: part
GEAR balance large oak grove; good filling
station site; $500, terms. Address Box
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OGLE MARBURY
Solicitor.
Laurel. Marvland

0uFSib maryland
Trustees sale of valuable
improved real estate on the
road from Broad Creek to
Upper Marlboro, in Prince
Georges County, Maryland.
Public sale by the undersigned on the
premises on Saturday, September
10. 1881. at . o'clock pm.
OF property the road from Broad
Greek to Upper Marlboro. running 1876
feet on the road. containing about rs
acres of land. and being the property
conveyed 10 Anthony and Hugo BATH
stone by deed from Guisseppa Cerollo,
dated November "A. 1924, and recorded
among the land records Of Prince
and being the property which prior TO
said conveyance had been owned by
Charles W. Wilcox.
Improved by a dwelling house and
outbuildings.
TERMS OF SALE Cash A deposit of
$500 will be required on day OF sale.
CHARLES w. EELD.
OGLE MAR3CaY, Trustees.
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REsTRICTFD siIRDIvTsI0N

ga and acre tracts from $50 to $3.50 per
acre $40 down. $40 monthly on each tract.
Good road, cleo. and tel in front of prop
erty. From wash, drive to Clinton Prince
georges Counts. Nd. tarn left at bank.
drive about Ia miles 10 Bellefonte. See my
sign on left. Salesman property daily
and Sunday from to s pm.
JOHN A BRICKLEY
Acreage. Estates. Farms
Suite 709-7l0 Barr Bids Dist 1921