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Evening star., 1932-03-13

N opposite walls of the Potomac
Electric Power Co.'S board room,
James M. Newell has painted two
exceptionally interesting and ap-
propriate murals, both in true fres-
CO. One is an upright, the other
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ticular expected to bring to the surface
the knotty problems of new ALLEGATIONS
on the aircraft bands, if the European
administrations are successful, the ad-
Vances Of Japan in this particular field
OF research are of special interest and
significance
BeaconS' Range Wanted.
The United States airway beacons
and teletype systems for her CONNER
clal transports across the continent are
on a frequency range that has long
been coveted by Europe for broadcast
ing. II these foreign nations should be
Su ful in combining against us at
Madrid, 1t Is obvious that they might
try to allocate about IL wave lengths to
America, as against the number we now
hold, as was pointed out by a technical
advisor the other day. We divided up
with Mexico and Canada such fire.
quencies as were most likely to cause
interference, but from recent indica-
tlons Europe is digging in" to obtain
reallocation that will mean a trem enr
douS additional expense to America for
new radio equipment over our airways
and almost chaos in the present hook
up.
The proposal to combine the Interna-
tlonal Telegraph Union with that Of the
International Radio Telegraph Confer
ence has always been opposed by the
United States, which has taken the
stand, which it still holds, that the COM
mercial operators should be able to
work out their own difficulties in the
telegraph field without requiring the
active participation of the Government,
other than as an observer.
Since the aircraft radio freQuencies
are to be the chief point of attack by
foreign nations it Is rumored that spe-
cial experts from the ranks of the field
OF aviation may be included with the
technical advisors attached to the
American delegation. In 1929 the air
transport operators united to send Hugo
Leuteritz, a noted aircraft radio engi-
neer, in charge of the Pan-American
AirWays radio System, as their repre-
sentative to the I. c. c. r. hearings at
The Hague. The net effect of this
move was to stimulate radio on all the
American air lines, and it is probable
that Madrid will also have a repre-
sentation Of governmental as well as
private pilots to defend the United
States air freQuencies
Evening star., 1932-03-29
'CAMP PA|GN TO WIDEN
STREET REVIEWED.
North Capitol Citizens Told
of Progress Made in
Project.

Progress in the campaign IN CO.
operation with the Central Citizens
Association for the widening Of North
Capitol street from the Union Station
Capitol Plaza development to the Sol
diers' Home grounds was reported at
the March business meeting OF the
North Capitol Citizens Association. In
Mckinley High School, Second and T
streets northeast, last night.
Endorsement of the pending Dill to
amend the child labor law so as to
permit minors to take part In theater
performances was voted after an ex-
planation of the bill by Henry Gilligan
Of the Board Of Education.
CoIored School Opposed.
Opposition to an appropriation for
erection of a colored school on land
recently acquired by the school board at
Allison street and Rock Creek Church
road. was recorded and Jesse w. Nor
gan. the secretary, was instructed to
notify the House Subcommittee on Dis
trict Appropriations, asking for a
hearing. This motion was made by
Guy w. Numbers.
1t was voted to ask the Public Utili-
ties Commission to adopt a regulation
requiring meter readers to carry proper
Identification cards or badges.
Lieut.. Col U. S. Grant, Sd, has been
requested by the association to make a
report on the prospects of having the
Truxton circle and fountain improved
and policed.
Plans were made for building up the
defense fund" OF property owners
which is administered by Henry K.
Murphy. vice president of the associa-
ton. With this fund 81 suits have been
successfully carried into court.
Committees Appointed.
Committees were appointed with the
following chalrmen: Executive, Will P.
Kennedy; Membership, No. /, S. S.
Stabler; Membership, No. 2, Barney
Platt; Publicity. Jesse w. Morgan; Pub
lie Utilities, William G. Henderson;
Schools and School Houses, Mrs. Julia
H. LawlesS; Taxation and Federal Rela-
tions, Robert M. Yost; Streets, Side
walks and Lights, E. B. Lawless; Fire
and Police Protection, William E. Wise:
Public Safety Guy w. Numbers Sewers
and Water. Frank Hannah; Public
Health and Sanitation. DR. R. T j. Bar
ber: Zoning. Robert H. Alcorn; Parks
and Lawns Mrs Ada Mills Payne: Play
grounds. Miss Elizabeth Mahon, and
Property, Henry K. Murphy.
Floods have seriously damaged the
rice crop in Ecuador
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BOY BICYCLIST HURT
Youths Vehicle Collides With Rear
Bumper of Auto.

Bumper OF Auto.
Hall Peters. IT, of 723 Eleventh street,
sustained broken leg last night when
he was thrown from his bicycle as it's
front wheel caught on the rear bumper
Of an automobile at Fourteenh street
and Rhode Island avenue.
He was taken to Emergency Hospital
for treatment by Henry Bartoch, l400
block of T street southeast.
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DELAYS ELECTROCUTION

The electrocution of Charles Morris,
colored, for the killing of Maggie Lam
don IN July, 1880, was postponed today
by Justice +; D. Let's in Criminal Di-
vision ? until May 27.
His death had been scheduled for
April Is, but Attorneys George S.
Naphen and Cedric johnson told the
court that an appeal is still pending
In the Court of Appeals, which might
not be determined before the date set
for the execution.
Evening star., 1932-03-29
|READ|NG-WR|T|NG
MACHINE INVENTED
Semagraph Automatically
Sets Type and Spaces Lines
From Written Copy.
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press.
CHARLOTTE, N. c., March "a
man who dreamed for IS years Of a
machine to do the work Of linotype
operator today read in his home news
paper the statement of experts that
he had made the greatest contribution
to the printing business since the limo
type itself was introduced.
1t Is called the semagraph-literally
a machine that reads and writes. The
reading is mystery to the layman. and
the writing is in the form of ordinary
lines OF type, thousands of which make
up the daily newspaper.
Buford L. Green. who put on his
Sunday clothes yesterday to demon
strate 1t to newspaper and press asso-
citation men from many places, is the
man who had the dream which Curtis
B. Johnson, publisher Of the Charlotte
Observer, made come true with financial
backing.
Spacing Problem Solved.
Green's invention is really two In
ventions One Of them, an electric
typewriter, solved the problem of spac-
ing, which up until now has hindered
every effort at automatic linotype op-
Grafton.
On JnlS macn1ne JIle reporter OF
copy preparer writes the story. Di-
rectly under each letter is a symbol A
scale tells exactly when a line of a
given size of type has been written -
If the line has too few letters, spe-
cial key carries the carriage back, and
symbol informs" the mystic linotype
keyboard that each ordinary space
band, or each letter, must have q thin
space inserted in addition.
Light Impulse Acts.
This copy Is then ready for the type
setting machine-Linotype or Intertype.
Inserted under a tiny point Of light
below each letter, photo-electric cell
the electric eye of modern science
registers the light impulse and trans
mits it to a magnetic light relay which
trips the releases Of mats just as now
by the human hand.
1t is estimated that one man will
be able to handle four Linotype ma
chimes after installation of the new
attachment. His sole duties will be
to insert copy, unload type, and keep
the machine in repair as does the
ordinary composing room machinist.
Evening star., 1932-03-29

shock absorber links. The body is in
sulated from the frame by rubber pads.
The engine is of the 90-degree v
type, having an S. A. E. rating of 30
horsepower. The 65-pound crankshaft
is. OF the 90-degree type, with four
cranks at right angles TO each other.
The counter weighted crankShaft is
statically and dynamically balanced.
The gas is pre-heated in the intake
manifold by hot spot created by hot
exhaust gases surging back and forth
through small passage in the mani
fold cover plate. The distributor oper-
ates directly from the front end of the
camshaft. A fan of airplane propeller
type and two centrifugal water pumps
insure cooling. The double-drop frame
is formed to the shape of the body, and,
with the new low rear spring, provides
low center of gravity.
Brakes have. a braking surface of
1876 square inches. Wheels are 18 inches
in diameter. Tires are 10 by 525
inches. The drive is of the torque tube
type, the driveshaft being Of tubular
construction.
Evening star., 1932-03-29

The American dental profession uses
about 100000 worth OF gold annually.
Evening star., 1932-03-29
Firemen Fill Tubs
So Suburbanites
Can Take Baths
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, March 29.-Out in
suburban Midlothian there are
some folks who call the fire de-
partment when they want to
bathe in their bathtubs.
It's because of the water war
that Is raging In the suburb.
Having been cut of from water
service by q utilities concern be-
cause they failed to pay their
bills, eight families turned to the
f1remen for relief.
And what did the village fire
chief. ]. Sagadin, do but take the
new fire truck, which Is equipped
with q water reserve tank, and
fill up their bathtubs for them.
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FIRST PHOTO OF LoNG-AwAITED AUTO.

TINE new Ford car will make its
long-awaited bow Thursday. Sa-
lient features of the new car,
L according to the Ford Motor
Co., include an eight-cylinder
engine OF 65 horsepower capable of de-
veloping a speed of IS miles per hour.
A four-cylinder car, using practically
the same body and chassis, of so horse
power and with a speed of 65 miles per
hour is also offered
The eight embodies a silent synchro-
niZed gear shift and silent gear, engine
rubber mounted, down-draft carburetor
and carburetor Silencer. automatic spark
control and a diaphragm type pump
which drives fuel from a tank in the
rear There are also soft, flexible trans
verse cantilever springs and newly
designed rear spring, self-adjusting.
double acting hydraulic shock absorb
ers, large four wheel brakes, newly de-
signed electrically welded steel-spoke
wheels with large hubs and hub caps
and large tires. The chassis and run
ming gear are cushioned by rubber in
sulators in the spring shackles and
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SOUTHEAST CITIZENS
TO HONOR HERMANN
Certificate of Distinction Will Be
Presented Association Presi-
dent rs Years.

A. G. Hermann will be felicitated by
the Southeast Citizens Association In
recognition of his rs years service as
president OF that organization, at its
meeting tonight In the Buchanan
School, Thirteenth and D streets south
east.
Mr.. Hermann will be presented with a
certificate of civic distinction and he
will be designated mayor" of South
east Washington. Guests at the meet
ing will include representatives Of :he
District Government, various business
interests, the Southeast Business Mems
Association, the Lincoln Park Citizens
Association, Anacostia Citizens Asso-
citation, Randle Heights Citizens As
sociation and the Hillcrest Citizens As
sociation.
John B. Mckinley will be chairman
of the meeting Allan Davis, first vice
president, will preside over the business
session at the opening of the meeting
W. T. Murphy will present the certih-
cate to Mr.. Hermann.
More than 102,55o government saw
ings certificates were purchased in Scot
land in a recent week
Evening star., 1932-03-29
Y. M. c. A. DEBATERS
VISIT HERE SATURDAY.
Sts
Springfield, Mass, College Team tas
Discuss Cancellation of
War Debts.

A debate on war debts will be staged
by students Of the Springfield CMass)
College Of the Young Mems Christian
Association next Saturday night at B +,
o'clock at the Central Y. NJ. c. A.
building. 1896 G street.
Members of the debating team of the
college will discuss Resolved, That the
United States should cancel the debts
OF her World War allies" The public
is invited to hear the argument.
The team will arrive here Saturday
from Southern tour. during which a
college teams in North Carolina. T6Ss
debaters will be guests of the local w
NJ. c. A. during their visit here.
Evening star., 1932-05-15
SUMMER HOMES.

BRADDOcK HEIGHTS. MD.-FINEsT HOME
on mountain; private swimming pool SO, 500.
or yearly lease. $1,000. H. O. HELLERMAN
BooTHBAY, MAINE.Loo CABINS TO LET
modern convenience. In spruce grove on
water. Also a few shore lots for sale. In
formstio aud photos upon request. Address
SPRUCE SHORES. Augusta. Maine.
l2-ROOM FURNISHED COLONIAL DWELL
ing. with beautiful lawn, on gentleman s
country estate in Frederick County. Md one
hour from Baltimore, one hour and twenty
minutes Washington. Lovely surroundings.
POTTS GRIFFIN, Frederick. Nd
PEN-MAR, PA-PINE HOME FOR SALE OR
rent; ideal location; furnished; 81 900: rent
$3.50 LANNA S. MYERS. 36l West 2nd St
WaynesDoro. Pa
FOR RENT-FRoM MAY 18th TO OCT.
18TH modestly furnished small country
house in the Blue Ridge Mtn. section OF
Virginia. High elevation; fine air: good
water. Fresh vegetables furnished from The
garden and at no charge. Mix. butter &
Bathing and fishing in small stream; quiet
neighborhood Ideal for small family: So
miles from Wash. Near Purcelvlle Price
$50 per month. References required Ad-
dress l. B: CREIGHTON, North Fork, Lou
doun Co, Virginia
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Pigeons as Photographers.

The carrier pigeons of Germany
have been trained as photographers.
A camera Of very light construction
has been designed which is strapped
about the birds body and as soon as
the flight has commenced the camera
starts working automatically so that
one picture after another Is taken at
regular intervals during the passage
to the heming loft. The camera has
a capacity for 200 exposures In ad-
dition y the instrument the bird
carries message In tube attached
to its led
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WANTED-MONEY. ,
PROPOSALS.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT. once Of the
Supervising Architect, washington. d. C..
May IL. 1932-Notice is hereby given that
the time for opening bids for furnishing AL
labor and materials and performins all
work for the construction (excspt elevators.
book truck lift and electric dumbwaitersl of
the u s. Department of Labor Building, In
terstate Commerce Building and connecting
wing or-Interstate Commerce Commis-
sion Buildings, Washington, D. G., is post
poned from 3 pm, May 16, 1882. until
pm May H. 1882 JAMES A. WETMORE.
Acting Supervising Architect.
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WALTER J. QUICK,
PAIII. RROCK
JESSE L. HETSKELL,
Ills Eye st. NV, Agent

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
will sell at public auction, at TEN AM,
TUESDAY, MAY SEVENTEENTH. 1882. at
the warehouse Of the General Supply Com
mittee, No. so Florida avenue northeast,
consisting Of miscellaneous articles in the
possession Of the Police Department and
which have not been called for By the
claimant es contemplated by law. HOWARD
Z. CRAWFORD, Chief (also Property Clerk.
my 14,1516
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FOR SALEM ONE OF THE BEST SEC
tions of Lyon Village, 2-story. 7-room brick
dwelling, nice sleeping porch. 2 baths, gas.
electricity, dry cellar. furnace heat; cak floors
downstairs; large living room with fireplace
that does not smoke. large bed rooms with
2 closets in each room; house clean through
out: front porch is large and a beautiful
view can be had from the porch; wonder
full lot. 75xIl5 feet; nice lawn and lots of
shade and shrubbery; Lear garage. Very
convenient to car and bus lines stores,
over this beautiful home. phone GEORGE
H. RUCBER CO., Clarendon 1877. We will
take pleasure in showing it to you. Price,
S12.I5n
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM A. WEsCHLFR 4 SON, Auctioneers.
TRUSTEE SALE OF VALUABLE M
PRovEp REAI EsTATE c9NsEsIINd pTf INe
WITH CELLAR, SITUATE DETACHED,
NO. 42o2 RIVER ROAD NORTHWEST

PROVED REAL ESTATE. CONSISTING
OF A TWO-STORY FRAME DWELLING
WITH CELLAR, SITUATE DETACHED,
NO 4202 RIVER ROAD NORTHWEST,
WITH GARAGE AND SHRUBBERY.
BY virtue Of deed Of trust recorded In
land records OF the District Of Columbia, and
at the request of party secured thereby. the
UNDERSIGNED trustees will ofIer for sale by
PRpAY RHis sufHe TE rWENTRrR VIE DAY Of MAP
1892, AT FIVE O'CLOCK PM, the following
described property in the District Of Colum-
ba 10 wit Lot numbered seventeen t17)
and the southeast half of lot numbered six
teen (l6l in square numbered sixteen hum
Minnixs subdivision of part of tract of
land called Friendship" as per plat re-
corded in the ONCE of the surveyor for the
District Of Columbia in Liber 81, folio 2, said
southeast half Of lot sixteen ti6l being
known for taxation as lot numbered eight
covenants and restrictions Of record.
Terms of sale: Property will be sold sub
ject to a prior deed of trust for $4,000 at
ally, payable three years from date OF sale,
balance cash, or all cash over trust, at
option Of purchaser. A deposit Of $500 re-
uuired Of purchaser at sale. Examination
of title, conveyancing, recording and nota-
rial fees at cost Of purchaser. Terms 70 be
OF scale, otherwise trustees reserve the right
to resell property. at risk and cost Of de-
faulting purchaser. after 1ve days adver-
tisement Of such resale In some newspaper
may be forfeited, or without forfeiting de-
post trustees may avail themselves of any
lepal or equitable rights against defaulting
purchaser.
, TAITEE Eaf5iI FR5cSSu : QUICK
Trustses
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FOR SALE IN SILVER SPRING - TWO
houses and two Its; this property is about
II block from Georgia ave. end same from
new 18th st; extension; lots are. 6exl3o:
bath houses have nice yards. gardens and
mi Phone Silver Sprinr 633
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SHORE PROPERTY.

SHORE PROPERTY.
sToNE HARBOR. N. J.-REDUcED RENTALS
and sales. Fine bathing. Yachting; healthy
family resort. Newcastle ferry. 174 o6th ST.
BUNTING & BUNTING.
FOR RENT-UP- -TO-DATE APARTMENTS
rooms. bath. maids room. for Summer sea-
SON Write MRS. DELLA X. POWELL. own
er, Harrison Apartments, Ocean City. Nd.
ARUNDEL-ON-THE-BA
Fully furnished cottage. sleeping accom-
modations for persons; rent TO August
LINRINs CO..
1913 De Sales st. Decatur 2500.
SUMMER COTTAGES.
FOR SALE. BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINS.
COTTAGE between Montgomery and Clare
mont. beautiful situation. reasonable price.
Address Box S-A. Star once.
FURNISHED HOUSE AT BRADDOCK HTS,
Md. Stirling Lodge. Jefferson Blvd: beauti-
fully situated, overlooking Middletown and
open fireplace. all modern improvements
Must be seen to be appreciated. Open Sat
and Sun; later tel. Adams S720. 15'
FOR RENT Desirable Sum
mer cottage at restricted beach; /;
fully furnished, electric light; on
Chesapeake Bay; $500 for entire
season. Address Box 3l5-A.
Star office.
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COUNTRY HOMES.

sI2.5oo-2Hs acres. close in. on the Seventh
Street pike, one large house and
tenant houses. rented. Beautiful.
level 10. with trees.
si5.000-l4e acres, 12-room house. on main
pike. about u miles north Of WASH
ineton.
sl3,o00-s0-acre dairy farm. about miles
from District line, specially equipped
barns for 40 cows. Six-room house
and other olthuil1i7gc.
ss,5oo-ioo-acre stock and fruit farm
ton. Land gentl- rolling. beautiful
view. Large meadow adjoining
river. Good house with electricity
and furnace.
s4.Oo0-50 acres and good 6-room house and
small dairy barn. on main pike out
Of Washington. Large meadow on
small river. Electricity:
S5,700-4 acres. beautiful shade and fruit
trees, not far from Takoma. with
improvements available. Six-room
house, worth modernizing.
Get photos and information at ONCE.
r. d. LILLE,
2e6 Carroll St. Takoma. Ga. $500.
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SALE-COUNTRY PROPERTY-

LoUDoUN COUNTY HOMES SALE
We have for immediate sale two nice
prices.
One is an 8-room house. with bath and
heat. in q beautiful grove Of trees near the
State highway. Price. S6.00O
The other is an . room and bath house.
with heat; very lovely grounds; on hne road
Apply to r. Il JAMES.
Box 173, Pureellytlle. Va. 1es
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POBERT z. LOHR,
lar St Taknna Park Ga OH9l

HOMES IN THE COUNTRY
s2.60o-Bungalow, outbuildings, 4 acres
under cultivation. woodland, 8 mi. D. c,
line, vicinity Beltsville elec. near.
s2.850-3-yr.-o .-old l1a-story, new garage, !
acre cultivated, fruit trees, near Columbia
pike, cleo on road; terms.
s4;00o-8 rms, h. 2-car garage,
pur1p, nr. trolley, of Bait. blvd MR..
SMITH. Nat. 53T1. eve. Berwyn 1875,
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RARE OPPORTUNITY IN A
CTTnyTD DAM rynAFE

RARE OPPORTUNITY IN A
SUBURBAN HOME
Desirable location, le block from
Baltimore boulevard. I Decatur st,
Cottage City. Nd. $3.50 cash down,
s65 per month pays all carrying
charges, including interest, taxes and
substantial saving on mortgage
each month. Total net price, s6,75O
Open daily for inspection till pm.
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American power plants are being In
stalled 70 towns In Siam.
Evening star., 1932-05-15

LEAVING CITY. MUST SELL 5 LARGE
rooms. h-w h; like new; terms. Open all
day. OWNEP. 97l5 3lst St, Mt Rainier.
Evening star., 1932-05-15

OAKCREST-N 6-R. BRICK. SUN r:
last word il modern con-; real horne. with
beautiful setting. on large lot. with
plenty shade, built-in garaEe;. slo.so0,
Sl.on1 cash. S6S mo-; oren for inspection
evenings ard Sunday. 81 Oakridge Blvd.
or OaEcrest Office. 2o2 Mornt Venom I'VE.
J. =. PRICE. agent. phone Clarendon 272
Also Va. Fighlands-5 r, newly nainted.
very attractive, s4.500. terms TO suit; also
g.. modern BUNGALOW: h.-w.h. large T.
Esraee: Mt. Ida sec: S7.e5n. terms easv.
Evening star., 1932-05-15

BUNGALOW-FIVE ROOMS, SLEEPING
porch, tile bath, built-in tub, modern kttch-
en-, electric refricerator. double garage. large
lot, Handicapped; bargain. 1918 Newton st. ne.
Evening star., 1932-05-15

DEIACHGD b-R- q Is. FOUSE IN FOREo
Glenn. Large porch. cellar; good transpor.
tation; close to stores and school: small
cash payment; very low price $3.50.
and bus transportation; 6 T. & b., screened
pcrches; in the bes. condition; all neces-
scaped; garden; especially priced. $4,000.
BEAUTIFUL home. Riverdale-8 large rooms
~ ana ~5S1n - PED ro1msln Sn,so n-w:n. ana ,,it az
fine greenhouse and garage: a good home
and business combined: price right and
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WANTED-SUBURBAN.
SALE OR RENT-SUBURBAN.

BUNGALOW. TAKoMA PARK. 2O2 HOLLY
ave, ;uSt outside D. C.-6 rooms. ami.
Eerage large wooded lot: rent reduced or
sell on terms; or exchange equity clear lot
Fm. $3.50.
GROOM BUNGALOW. AMI, LARGE LOT,
double garage; near car line and bus. Lyon
Village. Phone Clar. ll44.
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OUTSTANDING VAI,UF

OO
3T09 South Dakota ave. n.e.-6 nice rooms
with tile bath. h-w.h h, concrete street and
alley. facing park close to evecythina.- Open
daily Call North 1908 or inquire 2377 R. l,
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oay. OWNER. S7l5 3Ist 81, MI. Rainier.
BEST LOCATION: FIVE ACRES; BEAUTJ-
ful grounds and view; variety thirty shade
trees; old brick house, thirteen rooms; elec.
bath; two miles, D. c. ]. c. CLAY. Col
leZe Psrk. Nd. Phone Hyattsville SIR. =
ONE ACRE, TEN-ROOM HOUSE. AMI
between two concrete streets: terms FP-
WIN REALTY CO., Hyattsville. Phone Fy-
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ATTRACTIVE 5-RooM AND BATH BUNG..
Anil. garage; room finished in basement;
lot 5ox300. Price, s4,75o; terms.
Drive Out and See This Sunday
o. B. ZANTZINGER CO.,
Hyattsville, Md Hyatts 70
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ooaS ~ bo,,se bsrn epd nursrovs
outbuildings; exc land; crops included mac
adam rd buS. terms. HANSEI,. CiaT 900
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MODEL DAIRY FARM.

Only s5.oo0oo cash required, balance easy
terms; 2l1 acres with 20 acres of fertile blue
grass meadow land: only a few hundred feet
miles from District: city electricity: good =
room house. tenant house. new up-to-date
concrete bIock COW barn Tor "a cows. large
grain barn, 45x80, and other buildings:
thirty head Of excellent dairy cows. five
horses and all necessary farming imple-
ments aud equipment This is going. prof
liable farm now shipping rs gallons of good
or segIing k 70 n n4hs heiason
and cannot look after same. Apply. to owner,
CARROLL WALKER: Gaithersburg, Md.