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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-11
By Eddie Ash
% HITS FOR VAN BLARICUM JR.
THREE OTHER PICKERS HAVE %
% HITS FOR VAN 81

IHE Times Perfect Picker Petes maintained swift pace
again last Saturdays college football selections and
high picker Bud Van Baricum Jr of 1909 n Pennsy
vania-s with % hits two ties and three misses in % games
The group of games usual, represented the upper
bracket contests important and tough" AS matter of
fact only few pushovers were included in the field.
High Picker Van Baricum missed Northwestern
Notre Dame, Wisconsn-Purdue and Louisiana StaeMisss
spp State Two of his misses upsets and the third
LouisanaMississpp-w toss-up. The tie were
FordhamSt. Marys and Ball Stae-Mancheser, and Van
Blaricum named ST. Mary's and Manchester
1t grade report card and % hits indicated that
Mr. Van Blarcum close follower of the football dope He
made direct hit the Kansas StaeIowa State Of
60, Kansas.
~HERE picker consisting
% hits, Sharing this
Russell Meyer All Ru George Sherman 1922 Engis-av and
Auburn State Illinois
lana State and Stanford and Jackson fell down Northwestern Wis
predicted of No Dame and picked Northwestern
rs Several that Northwestern
FLOCK Of Times
lowing this bracket Young
% 2 Fo s Bsa S E Be s01s
y Charles Bauer 42 Rralt Fred Brock Freetown Davis
Gnn 93a pn Hfr 1884 NJ Sherman-dr and James 1um0o
picked Wildcats oeia G, was
as The o vs h was h9a BnfS also liked
IF think The Times
touch with Mr. Raftery
Chicago
is going Saturday. perhaps
the Hooser 1877 the
He called the 80 Ilini
this game were Abe stein 1928
Uniont R. Whaling, 428 N. Ilnot, E..
Keaingav
Fodham-st Mary tie didn't fool everybody Arthur
Clarke 1922 Suartst
5O4 West-dr Woodruff Place marked down 6-6.
OMIN close he barely
~ NJ
G.. N.
Thompson 81 Ruralst
Warren Middleton Greencasle
Frank Shm 1929 Cenaav Ted Sene 1884 Coegav
Nicholas 229 ToWbidge Mr. Nicholas
over Pennsy 1870 Mrs R. Carr 1926 w
correct Butler Franklin 1870 the victory
EO Anderson was correct on Butler over Frank
were Gilbert Menchho 1926 Twelfth N Rubbish Edinbug
Kansas
Mitchell 1920 Ca1rolonav; Box 273 Ed
win F. Constable EIesvil High-st Harry
Freie, 303 w. ~ ~ ~
Other direct hit games including scores
predicted will be given special attention tomorrow
MANAGER KLEFER the indianapolis ball club due to
A1 reach Indianapolis will spend coune
Oh GAYS at Perry Stadium studying plans
ana g up player contracts Red will
convention in Dayton
and arrange spring exhibition in Florida
1t said the American
hHC year put Just What the
sed In the old payof Eastern half PLAYED The
g uo IN the Western half after the regular schedule
ana the winner OF the play-of declared
also planned to renew the little
league Inc Junior classic absent calendar this
weather went to AS result lot of fine baseball
Ill., TeY
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and Stanford, beaten only by U. c.
L. A., 7-6. to meet.
Southern Methodist and Texas
Christian, two formidable South
western teams, remain unbeaten
and united, but they have the
toughest part of their schedules
ahead of them. S. M. U. makes its
bid for national prestige today,
meeting U. C. L. A.. conquered only
by California, at Los Angeles. T. C.
U. has three rugged conference foes,
Texas, Rice and E. M. u, and an
intersectional game with Santa
Clara in its path TO perfect rec
ord,
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Goeble Bartlett. Hughes, Linda
mood and Shafcr starred for the
So-Athic team in a league victory
over the Irvington Merchants, 18 to
O, at Christian Park Long runs fea-
tured the attack of the So-Athic
team.
Failure of the Brightwood A. C.
team to appear on the field with
eleven players gave the Shelby Serv-
ice squad 1-to-0 victory on a
forfeit at Garfield Park Rather
than disappoint large crowd of
fans who had gathered, the Shelby
team played an eleven made up of
nine Brightwood players and two
Shelby substitutes. The make
shift" team won by a score of 60.
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With Donley, star half back. run
nlng wild for big gains the Holy
Gross football team had little trou-
BILE defeating Beech Grove, Is to O.
at Ellenberger Park. One of DON
leys runs was dash of IS yards
for touchdown. Rudolph was the
outstanding player in the Beech
Grove lineup.
One more game remains to be
played in the Em-Roe Senior
League. Holy Gross will meet Broad
Ripple next Sunday. These two
teams played a game which resulted
in 6-to-3 victory for the Holy
Cross, but Broad Ripple filed a pro-
test and league authorities ordered
the game played over. Should Rip
pie win, a playoff with the Boys
Club for the loop title is probable.
IFACJF STANDINGS
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when it runs into Northwestern at
Dyche Stadium this week. The
Wildcats proved they are one of the
best teams in the country by up
setting Notre Dame, ID to 7. North
Westerns improvement has been
slow but steady and the players re-
fused to lose heart after dropping
Big Ten contests to Purdue. Ohio
State and Minnesota.
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Injured Manual Gridder
Released From Hospital

Herbert Schwomeyer, II. Manual
High School athlete who was in
cured Saturday night when a bus
carrying Manual football players
home from Bloomington collided
with a truck, was to be released
from Martinsville Hospital today.
according to Russell H. Clunie.
athletics director at the South Side
school.
SchWomeyer did not suffer brain
conclusion, as was first believed.
Clunie said. The youth remained in
Martinsville yesterday for observa-
ton of back injuries which he re-
celved. All other players who were
on the bus returned to school
TODAY.
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State College Card
Saturday Afternoon

saturday Afternoon
N0tre Dame VS.. Army, at New
York.
Iowa VS.. Purdue, at Lafayetts
Dads Day.
Indiana VS.. Chicago, at Chicago.
DE Paw VS.. Wabash, at Craw.
louisville Homecoming.
Butler VS.. Western State, at KaIa-
maZOo.
Ball State VS.. Hanover, at Ham
over.
Evansville VS.. Indiana State, at
Terre Haute.
Rose Poly VS.. Franklin, at Frank
lin.
valparaiso VS.. Illinois Wesleyan. al
Decatur.
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SILENTS AFTER SECOND
Deaf School Meters Trip Castleton,
Point for Roachdale.

Off to a victorious start, the Silent
Hooslers will attempt to capture
their second basketball triumph of
the season when Roachdale invades
the State School for the Deaf gym
Friday night. The Silents downed
Castleton Saturday, 37-18, with
Ayres and Bowman leading the
offense.
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Spivey Meets Pilz
in Billiard Match
Rivals Cross Cues in State
Three-Cushion Tilt.

Tonight's schedule for the state
three-cushion billiard tournament
at Coolers parlor will bring to-
gether Lou Spivey, defending cham
pion, and Sonny Pilz at o'clock.
The titleholder gained a victory last
week in his initial match.
Other matches carded this week
are as follows: Wednesday, 8 D. M
Ramsey VS.. Greenberger; Thursday
3 p. M, Cooler VS.. McGregor
8 p. M, Shapiro VS.. McGregor
Friday, p. M, Quill VS.. Dough-
erty.
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Local Sluggers to
Square Off Tonight

Local amateur ringmen will show
their wares in an eight-bout boxing
program at the Wallace and Mon
Afghan Physical Culture School, 218
Board of Trade Building, tonight.
Action will begin at $50.
Two five-round scraps, one four
rounder and five three-rounders fill
out the program. Popular young
fighters and Golden Gloves aces are
scheduled to toss the mitts, includ-
ing Lefty Lefferts, Bud Cottey,
Chuck Lawson, Bob Fraser and Bill
Rowe.
Norval Binninger and Eddie Cal
vim, 135 FOUNDERS, will square off in
one of the feature five-round tits.
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SPINAL INJURY SENDS
CENTER TO HOSPITAL

By United Press
NEW YORK, Nov. Lice (Brute)
MullaneauX, center of the Pittsburgh
Pirates professional football team
was under observation today in st
Mary's Hospital for a spinal injury
incurred in yesterdays National
League game against Brooklyn. He
is a former University of Arizona
player.
After scrimmage in the fourth
period, Mullaneaux was carried from
the field
Buzz Wetzel, Pittsburgh full back
who formerly played for Ohio State
suffered broken nose in the game,
which was won by the Pirates, 1871
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Cathedral Takes On
Southport at BOWl

Football was to have its place in
Armistice Day attractions of the city
this afternoon, with Cathedral OF
Indianapolis and Southport clash
ing in high school scrap at Butler
Bowl.
Both teams have rolled up strong
records to date and. given a break"
in weather, were expected to draw
a large crowd.
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Dartmouth Has 248
Points for Z Games
BIZ United Press

By United Press
NEW YORK, Nov. 11.-California
in the Far West and Texas Christian
in the Southwest today held the lead
among the nations major unbeaten,
united teams with eight victories
each.
Dartmouth leads the 10 surviving
giants in scoring, with 248 points in
games. California has the best de-
fensive record, with only nine points
scored by opponents in eight games.
Records of the 10 major unbeaten.
united teams:
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SULLIVAN LEADS HARRIERS

TRENTON, N. j., Nov. 11.-Joe
Sullivan of the Shanahan Catholic
Club, was the winner of the A. A.
U. cross country championship run
here yesterday. Charles Carnegie
finished in second place, 10 yards
behind Sullivan. The run Was held
over the Stacy Park course before a
large crowd.
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LEAGUE STANDINGS
lEVINSKY. STEELE MAY
MEET IN MIXED TIFF


ST. LOUIS. Mo, Nov. IA
mixed match between a boxer and
wrestler is planned by local pro-
motors, who have received the ap-
prevail of the State Athletic Com
mission to stage the event Nov. 10.
An attempt will be made to sign
King Levinsky, Chicago boxer, and
Ray Steele, California wrestler, for
the match which would be contest
ed in rounds.
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FORMER BOXER DEAL
Kid Carter, -Middleweight, Is
tuberculosis Victim.

times SpectG!
NEW YORK, Nov. 11.-Edward
Blaswick, known in boxing circles
as Kid Carter, died here yesterday
of tuberculosis. The former mid
dleweight, who fought $50 bouts
between 1897 and 1904, was SIS.
In 1901 Carter defeated Joe Wal
colt, famous Negro fighter, on foul
in 10 rounds. He knocked out Peter
Maher, Irish heavyweight, in 1902.
He also was trainer for Terry Nc
Govern. former featherweight cham
pion.
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NYQUIST SETS PACE


LEBANON. Pa. Nov. 11.-Ted Ny
quist, Reading, Pa. was the win
ner of the 1919 mile feature race of
a dirt track program at the Leb-
anon Playground yesterday. His
time was II minutes Is seconds.
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KIEFER SETS RECORD


BRESLAU, Germany, Nov. IL
A new world record for the 100
meter backstroke swim was claimed
by Adolph Kiefer, Chicago, when he
covered the distance in 1:04.9 here
yesterday.
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LEAD CHICAGO BIKEMEN

Du L NlttQ fFESS
CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-THE team of
Gerard Debaets of Belgium and
Bobby Thomas of Keaosha, Wis, led
Chicagos siX-day bike race at the
end of the ninth hour today.
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to his second string in ali attempt
to pull the team back on stride.
Iowa always has been great at
traction in Lafayette and this
year thousands of Hoosier fans
want to see the sensational Oze
Simmons perform. He is the star
Negro HaWkeye half back. Lesser
lights" won for Indiana over
Maryland Saturday and it's just
possible that Bob Selby or one or
two others from the second string
will leap into fame when the
Boilermakers close their home
season on Nov. 16.
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Strong Foes Are in Wait
for Nations Grid POluers
California, S. M. u and Texas Christian Face Rouqhes
Going to Preserve Clean States
BY GEORGE KIRKSEY
United Press staff Correspondent

NEW YORK, Nov 11-Wth Notre Danes shorived football
stake claims to national gridiron supremacy
Ten united
from serious consideration the mythical
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THE Purdue Boilermakers ex-
4 pect to bounce back into the
win column this week even if they
are slated to oppose the powerful
Iowa Hawkeyes. 1t will be Dads
Day" at Lafayette and the war
riorS of Noble Kizer are deter
mined to please the "old gents" by
Staying the visitors. Due to
break into the Purdue lineup is
Bob Selby reserve half back from
Mansfield, o. The Boilermakers
won three in a row and then
dropped the same number, and it
is believed Coach Kizer will turn
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-11
Three Big Ten Teams in
Paths of Title Seekers
Gophers Clash With Michigan, Buckeyes Take on Ini in
Next important Encounters
BY WINTHROP LYMAN
United Press Staff Correspondent

CHICAGO Nov 11Mchigan
O 20
Inc Goph and Buckeyes living
lead three se
weeks - - 49, A 0-'
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Butler Riding High on Grid
With Conference Title Won;
Indiana Cheers Supporters
Bulldogs Well on Way to Finish Undeeated; HooSierS and
Purdue Look Ahead to Annual Classic: Notre
Dame Falls Before Heading East.
BY DICK MILLER

University graders the
eleven the
the Indiana Intercollegiate Conference
The locals Franklin
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city Grid Loop Leaders
Battle to ScOreIess Tie
Boys Club and Ripple Break Even in En.Roe Thriller
So-AthicS, Shelby and Holy Cross Also Win.

The English Avenue Boys Rinnle
loooa teams fought to Oo0 tie Park before larg
co"o yesterday afternoon Both
senior FOOTBALL League championship game was fun If
trls OUT muddy turf hampered teams
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Feature BantamUeight Battle

Lou Salica, claimant of the bantamweigM. fstic
championship, and recognized in NeC York the king
Of the dirsion, 1CU risk his so-cdled against
Sirto Escobar, Puerto RcGn, Chom he previously de-
feated. The bout 1ciN be held in Nec York Nor. -
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-11-11
.Earlham Turns
Attention to
Net Campaign
Basket Veterans Return to
Brighten Outlook at
Richmond School.

By Times SpeciGl
RICHMOND, Ind, Nov. II. -
With its football campaign ION the
shelf" until next season rolls around,
Earlkam College today turned it's
attention to basketball. Twenty
five candidates already have re-
ported to Coach Owen Huntsman,
and about Is more are expected
Whe 1embers of the football SQUAD
have en- given a rest. Grid play
ers will not be asked to report I'M
til next week
Taylor University will provide
Earlham's opening opposition at
the Trueblood Fieldhouse here
Dec. 6. Coach Huntsmen has sew
eral veterans around whom to
build his present cage machine, in
Guiding SchneideWind, Peters, Mil
Ter, Hunt, Jordan, Leland, Land,
Walker, Skinner and Cook.
Coach Huntsman's charges face a
rigorous schedule this season, with
such teams as Butler, De Paw,
Dayton, Wabash and Ball State
gracing the schedule. The complete
card.
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SALE--HOUSES.

TAPESTRY BRICK. CORNER HOME; NEAR
Ard and L SITS. NET rooms and oath.
all modern improvements; built INF far as
viii sacrifice for So, 250 CALL LLrp mT 4
FISCHER NATIONAL. $500. AFlEH o
Pm. CALL COLUMBIA 500. -----=-=-=-=
FOR 1850 BUYS RECON
ditioned. semi-detached home; gooo sou'h-
east location. Phone North 74Il.
COLORED-A REAL HOME! EVERY CON
yenience; tile bath, cleo. h.-w.h.: In new
house condition: convenient NV section'
reasonable terms. 80, w @. w
PERCY II. RUSSELL CO. l'fl n 81 ~, '" {.
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SALE-HOUSES.

NEW, DETACHED, FINEST CONSTITUTE
ton; 3 rms. small cash, balance like rent:
$500. 4219 Ridge I'd. Sc.
$40 UNDERWOOD ST. NW.-PRiCED FOR
quick sale; 6-room 2-bath detached brick
large lot: near schools. stores trans No
dealers. Phone OWNER. Georgia seas.
BUNGfLOW-A. SUBURBAN HOME IN
the city: r. and b. all modern new condi-
ton; large piece of ground beautiful flow
ers shrubbery. etc. South Of Cath. Univ,
Price areatiy reduced. Might consider trade trade,
z. A.. CARNEY. 1928 Vermont ave. Phone
District 450S.
IN GROVE OF LARGE TREES LOT
65kl41: block from transportation. in
northwest suburbs: a center-hall. 6-room
brick house. full tile bath and shower;
lavatory on first floor. servants toilet in
cellar: side porch. built-in garage. INV H..
sas. shade. cleo; ready for occupancy;
$50 cash balance like rent: no renewals.
Phone Wisconsin 4151-J after pm.
BARGAIN S6.5O0-NR 14th AND OAK
sts-Modern brick home. 3 porches. large
yard immediate sale Call Adams 4IS6.
NEAR N CAP. & R. !. AVE. NV.
and $50 per month. Eisht rooms. bath.
hot-water heat. electricity: House in very
good condition. This house must pc sold.
ROBERT A. HUMPHREYS. Realtors.
sos N. Capitol st. Natl. 6732-6733.0S7s. ?
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RENT-SUBURBAN.

ARLINGTON R1DGE-IO MIN. FROM
city: lovely for couple; fur. large living
room. porch. garden. Walnut S99l-J. after
pm
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sALE-CoUNTRY PROPERTY.

OLD COL HOUSE. STONE FIREPLACE.
chimney. cellar. fruit flowers; fine view of
mountains. 30 mi TO Wash; $3.50. Lot
overlooking jackson Lake water cleo: 30
mi: $3.50. Fine neighborhood surrounding
properties owned by Wash. families Agents
attention. z. Snodsrass, Winter Park Fla.
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SALE-AUTOMOBILEs.

PONTIAC 1893 coach. faultless motor;
Der ell around; original fnish without .
scratch; $40; guaranteed. L. p. Steuart.
Inc. 1928 14th st. NV.
PONTIAC 1888 de luxe sedan; original
finish and condition like new; $685.. Capi-
tol Motors. 2l5 Pa. ave. sc.
STUDEBAKER 1894 Commander sedan;
not to be DISTINGUISHED in any way from
new automobile; 5000; guaranteed. Lee
D. Butler. Inc. 113s Conn. ave. Dis. 1918.
STUDEBAKER F-B series Victoria coupe.
powerful little s, economical; beautiful car:
runs wonderful: driven IS. S65 miles: own
er sacrifice, $3.50; terms 36lS 18th st.
NV Phone Columbia 9S21.
sTUDEBAKER 1884 Dictator sedan; finish
without scratch. faultless motor and tires;
500; guaranteed Lee D. Butler, 1913
Conn. ave. District 1918.
STUDEBAKER 1882 st. Regis brouenam:
cellent tires real Trew value. For DEM
onstration. phone Decatur 1910 or visit
our show rooms. Trew Motor Co, 1929
l4th st. NV.
STUDEBAKER 1892 Dictator brougham:
unusually clean throughout; sound motor;
excellent tires: $500. guaranteed. Lee D.
Butler. Inc. 1873 Conn ave. District l2ls.
sTUDEBAKER 1923 sedan, good transport
tation. SIS: Packard truck. $50: Graham
truck. $50. Cathedral Garage. ~ Cathe-
dral ave. Phone Columbia 1920.
AUTOMOBILES at WeschlerS auto auction.
OPS H n W. every Wednesday and Satur-
day. 10 am. Usually good assortment.
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WhVEHLY -IA1LO INC.
WANTED TO RENT-HOUSES.

WANT TO RENT IMMEDIATELY FOR
81 ,S00 a year mod. fur, house 8 baths,
sleeping porch: quiet section; large lot
Prefer Rock Greek or Cleveland Park
Phone between s and 1870 am. Col.
1000. Ext 2s7.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK. SEPT. /.
house or BUNGALOW; two-year lease. Phone
Wisconsin 2469W.
UNPUBLISHED GROOM HOUSE IN NV.
section, by refined colored couple; ami
Phone Adams 6166.
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SALE-SuRuRBAN.

] l. PRICE. oAKCREsT. VA, OFFICE;
1903 Arlington Ridge I'd. Phone ClaTendo on
"72; is offering IN a NEARBY Sx gith isTse
r. tile path with shower. INV HARDWOOD
floors. city water. gas' sewer. atee TO-,
through p. H A. Also a well-kept useo
BUNGALOW in Va. Highlands at ~ 500: II
you have 81. 200 cash. a real sacrlnce: hiSo
parior and built-in garage. A Or. Colonial
TO rent at S15.
7-RooM BUNGALOW. ACRE OF GROUND,
fruit. garden. poultry. Near bus snd cars;
Apply Box l45. West Falls Church. va.
ATTRACTIVE NEW HOME IN NEARBY
price. $3.50: low initial payment balance
$50 monthly owner will consider building
lot, or wooded acreage IN part payment
Call Clarendon 5a4.
Laurel. Md ROOMS. BATH. ELEC
shady lot. S5xl35. good LOCATION so''oo'
terms .,c .ar.s.
beautiful lot and location in high class
home, Sd. 800. terms.
BELTsvILLE. Md rooms. bath cleo :.
beautiful lot with shrubbery and shade, !
block from boulevard schools. stores ana
car line c clis9I SITS 4 STANLEY.
Laurel Nd Laurel ll9-W or BEN
..0O-slOO cAsH-S25 MONTH, .
4room cottage electricity J gHS' R Rsi Y
Sitche r.; lot 62 tSIii. T. ERWIN REAL
4 600, 900 FEET OF GROUND. ALL SUB
divided. &C to sc foot; Is minutes OF TN
and Pa ave. NV. some electricity ana
RF BRADBURY.
2%2S Penna. Ave. Sc.
BEAUTIFUL NEW STONE HOME HAVING
an unobstructed view OF golf course ana
Potomac River: livine room is ~ feet lone;
recreation with fireplace in basement $
bed rooms = baths. garage. covered con-
crete porch. copper plumbing; lot has a.
foot frontage and is well wooded. Price.
Sl0.150.
o,o ,rrocJ-nrS pIda Nofionai 9GSQ
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SALE--LOTS,

Se50-CORNER LOT ON NEW HAMP-
shire ave newly paved. faces Govt. park.
ADELBERT w. LEE.
1343 H St NV. Dist 1900
LOCATION FOR FLAT 80 FIT. FRONT.
on 18th st. Sc. near D; all improvements;
'H'' ADELBERT W. LEE.
1919 H NV PHONE DIST. 1900
OWNER ILL. NEEDS CASH. SUBMIT OF
fer for improved Congress Heights lot.
Mellon St. u square from car line.
ADELBERT w. LEE
13A3 H NV District 1900.
HILLCREST-ATTRAC CORNER LOT
65x170. on 33rd st. and GAINESVILLE st.
ADELBERT w. LEE.
1343 H NV DISTRICT 1900.
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RENT-STORES.

STORE WITH APARTMENT ABOVE IN
excellent location on a principal business
street; good for most any business: reason
able rent Phone National 1926.
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STOP LOOKING-WHY?

A golden opportunity in this all-brick.
center-hall Colonial home; spacious
rooms. baths. living room 13l7x23 tnre-
placer porches real daylight club room
1fireplace). built-in earage: weather-strip-
ped. screened; lovely. high HANDICAPPED site,
large trees: convenient 10 the washington
Golf and Country Club: p block BUS. 20
min to downtown. Business forcing owner
to leave for West Built 10 months: price
less than reproduction cost To inspect.
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SALE-HOUSES.
pTTY IN PETWORT

BUY IN PETWOHI II.
Groom brick home, 3 porches. garage
large rear yard, paved street; near schools.
stores, churches, bus and two car nneS:
than rent Can be inspected any time.
For further information. see Mr.. MOSS
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE.

FINDS IN HAND FOR IMMEDIATE CASH
purchase OF one or group OF smaIi houses,
no brokerage commission. E. L. STEO-
HECKER 1910 Vermont ave. Phone Met
ropolitan o-11
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SUMMER COTTAGES.

AN ATTRACTIVE SUMMER COTTAGE
must be sublet on account OF illness. Very
reasonable terms Communicate with
nit Pennsylyania
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-07-04
ADELBERT w. LEE
1a4a n NV PHONE DIST 1900.
SALE OR EXCHANGE.

WILL CONSIDER SMALL HOUSE IN
trade, on Just completed Groom, 2-bath,
rage. 2 freplaces. Located in Michiaap
Manor. Phone North 7471.