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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-02
Golden GlOvers to
Box Before $4,000
Yankee Lads TangIe With
British Amateurs.
BIZ United Press

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, July "A crowd of
$4,000, largest ever to see an anna
teur series, will attend the first
Golden Gloves bouts between Great
Britain and the United States in
Yankee Stadium tonight. Gate re-
ceipts are expected to reach 100000.
Gene Tunney, former heavyweight
champion, will be one of the ref
erees. Among those expected to at
tend are Jack Dempsey, Babe Ruth,
Postmaster General Farley, Mayor
La Guardia and the acting British
Consul General.
There will be II bouts, including
two heavyweight matches, two light
weight and two featherweight and
one each in the other five divisions.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-02
Tribesn1en Held RunLeSS
in Third Tilt at X. C..
Stiles Dishes Out Row of Blanks and Keeps Seven Hits
Scattered Finale On Tonight.

The Kawtown FASTENERS played
errorless ball and gave Stiles splen-
did support. All Tribe hits were
singles and eight Indians were left
stranded.
The fourth and last tilt of the Sc
rieS will be staged under the lights
tonight. The Tribesters will leave
for Louisville at a late hour, but
won't reach Derbytown in time for
action tomorrow. A double-header
will be played with the Colonies on
Thursday.
The Indians are downhearted
Losing that twin bill here Sunday
apparently took something out OF
the boys, particularly the game in
which kansas City tailed five runs
in the ninth without single bat
ter being retired.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-02
ID IN FOLD FOR RIVER
SWIM HERE THURSDAY

Fourteen entries have been re-
oeived for the Indiana Kentucky A.
A. U. two and one-half mile swim
to be held at 10 Thursday morning
from Sandy Beach to Broad Ripple
Park. Coach Glenn Hummer has
entered eight men from the Hunt
ington Y. NJ. c. A. in an effort to
win the Bruce Foegle team trophy.
Hammers list includes Gerald
Rudig. Don Rudig. Walter Gesenan,
Rex Grosman. Fred TuXworth, Rob
ert Levernier and Casper Borst. Lo-
cal entrants include Albert Rust,
Strother Martin. Robert Kirk. Maui
rice Noel, Frank Mitchell and Dick
Hunt. Entries close tonight at mid
night. AT least % more are ex-
pected 10 register.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-02
Jenkins Grand Siam
Unusual at Traps

Local trapshooters were still dis
cussing today the great feat of r
NJ. jenkins of Orleans, Ind, at the
Carmel shoot Sunday. He broke
$50 straight targetS-the entire pro-
gram. Distance was Is yards.
1t is seldom that a trapshootel
goes through an entire event with
out a miss. George Vending also
had his eye on the clay birds and
finished second with lat hits.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-02
LA FEVRE PLACED ON
AMATEUR NIT CARD

Tommy LaFevre, novice Golden
Gloves champion, today was
matched with Bob Vinson for the
top three-rOunder in the weekly am
ateur boxing show at the 1llinois-st
arena Friday night. Bob Vinson de-
feated Dutch Snyder last week.
Johnny KrLkemeier and Squeek
Bruggeman went through lengthy
workouts ar the Oliver A. G. yes
terday. Both boys will defend their
county titles in the double main
60. Krukemeier meets Boyce and
Bruggeman tests Lefty Lefferts Of
the Y. NJ c. A.
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surprise victory that he gained over
Carson.
Danny O'Toole. light -neavy Oi
COvingtOn. KY meets Bill Critics
Hartford City. in a -four" Another
four-rOunder Is to be added.
Lee and Scotch are training hard
these days for their rivalry match
Friday night and its a good guess
that their meeting Will have all of
the earmarks Of a brawl if the two
local battlers carry out their boasts.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-02
Baseball Tilt
Billed at LOngGcre

Night baseball will be inaugural
ed on local sandlots when the South
Side Merchants and Bennett Coal
Company mines. both of the city
clash under the lights Thursday
night at LOngacre Park.
Softball games are played regu-
larry under the Longacre arcs, but
the Merchants-Bennett tussle will
mark the first attempt at night play
there. The tilt will get under way
a s o'clock.
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LllAUh lAA-
Rosy Kid Baker. indianapolis
middlewcight. viii appear before 10
cal fans again when he tackles
young Joe Mueller. Cincinnati. in
the eieht-round semi-windup Baker
is anxious to get going after al
most a year OF inactivity and re-
ports himself in shape Mueller Is
said 10 be a type Of fighter who is
capable Of providing Baker with
plenty Of opposition.
Karl Martin. aggressive kirksvlllc
MOI lightweight, who defeated Kid
Carson at Sports Arena last week.
viii meet Battling Pete LenO. Clncy.
IN a Six-roundcr. Martin made a
hit with the fans in his first ap-
pearanCe last week and 10 was a
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-02
HEMSLEY STRICKEN BY
APPENDICITIS ATTACK

b. United Press
CHICAGO. July 2.-Rollie Hem
sley. star catcher Of the st. Louis
Browns. probably will be operated
on late today for appendicitis.
Hemsley. who said he had been
bothered by recurring abdominal
pains for a week, was seriously
stricken last night. He refused at
that time, however, TO submit to an
operation.
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Kansas City .............. ITO OIL 00x-5
Runs batted in-French, Kreevich ~,
Stiles. Two-base hits-Stumpf. Sulik,
Brubaker. Three-base hit-French. Home
run-Kreevich. Sacrihce-Schulte. Left
on bases-Indianapoli 8; Kansas City, 9.
Bases on balls-Of Bolen, ); Sharp, l;
Stiles. /. Strikeouts-By Bolen, 5; stiles.
3. Hits-Of Bolen, in ! innings; Sharp.
0 in /. Umpires-Rue and Kober. Time,
So
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-02
REDSKINS SIGN MORAN

BOSTON. July 2.-The Boston
Redskins today signed Jim Moran,
a star guard on the Holy Cross foot
bah team for the last three years.
Moran will Join the pros this fall.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-02
3 Local Dirt Track
Pilots in Race Field
By Times Special

By Times Special
COLUMBUS, Ind, July 2.-In-
dianapolis pilots entered in the dirt
track automobile race program to be
staged here Thursday afternoon in
clude Doug Berry, Otto Butler and
Jimmy Garringer. They will be
among a prospective field of 20
starters in the flve-event program.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-02
PIRATES RECALL TRAP

BIRMINGHAM, Ala. July a.
Elmer Trapp. third baseman Of the
Birmingham Barons Of the Southern
Association, has been recalled by the
Pittsburgh Pirates.
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Seeks Seventh Title

Mrs Moody advanced to within
two notches of her seventh all-Eng-
land title with a smashing 6-3, 60,
win over Frances No. 1 performer,
Nine. Rene Matthew, while Miss
Jacobs disposed of the capable He'd
vega Jedrzejowska Of Poland, 81,
81.
Miss Hartigan, after dropping the
first set. eliminated Miss Round,
as. "a. 6-3. Mrs. Sporting, one OF
the tournament dark horses, de-
feated pretty Kay Stammers Of Eng
land. Us, rs.
With the mems singles down to
the semi-finalS, there were no
matches scheduled in that division
today. Fred Perry, defending cham
pion. remains a AS betting favorite
to retain his crown. Baron Colt
fried Won Cramm, Germany, is Sec
ond choice at 81, and Jack CraW-
ford. Australia, former Wimbledon
champion, third choice at 81.
Bulge the Dark Horse
Don Bulge, California red-head
who upset Henry Bunny Austin,
England's No. ? Davis Cup player,
in the quarterfnals, is considered
the dark horse. After Budge's SO,
1913, ga, rs victory over Austin,
experts figure that the California
phenom is capable Of almost any
thing.
The semi-final pairings send Perry
against Crawford and Bulge against
Won Cramm.
Americas doubles team Of Wilmer
Allison and John Van Ryn is fav-
Ored to win the Wimbledon doubles
title, succeeding George Lott and
Lester Stoefen, American pair who
won it last year and then turned
professional.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-02
Baseball Loses COLOr4uI
Hero in Death of ODay
Veteran Umpire Had Varied Career in Game; Made
Decision on Famed MerkIe Play.
BIZ United Press

Lntcd
CHICAGO 2Henry ODay basebas most color
~ the cradle of the died today after nger
illness.
ODay say
younger Hospital
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-02
Rosy Baker GiUen Spot
on Friday Ring Program
Local Mddeweight to Appear in Semi-Windup AganS
Joe Mueller PreimS Are Announced

supporting card that promises produce action promised for
Scotch and Paul Tennessee Lee at
n.hr The IrogIam calls for 81 rounds OF glove
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from DTOQCDldl pneumonia.
ODay began his baseball career
back in the eighties in Council
Bluffs, Ia. Later he went into the
majors and pitched for Washington
and the old New York club. His
managerial career was with the Cubs
and Cincinnati Reds.
His best season of professional ball,
however, was with New York in
1889. when he pitched the team to
% victories in SO starts.
Pitches and "Umps'
While with Washington, umpires
were scarce and O'Day. often stood
behind the plate and called strikes
on days when he was idle on the
pitchers mound. After he retired
from play he took up officiating as
a career in the nineties and later
became umpire-i n-chief of the Ma
tional League. He retired in 1881.
ODay figured prominently in one
of the famous never-to- forgot
ten legends of the diamond when he
umpired the game in which Fred
Merkle made his history making
"bonehead" play.
O'Day blank, as his colleagues af-
fectionately called him) was behind
the plate on that hot afternoon in
1908. The Cubs and Giants, who
were staging terrific two-team
battle for leadership Of the league,
we're playing.
you're OUT" Shouts O'Day
In the ninth inning. with the
score tied and two out, Mccormick
was on third for the Giants and
Merkle was on first. Bridwell, al
ways a ink for the Cubs. stepped
up to the plate and smacked out
a clean single.
Mccormick raced across The plate
with what he thought was The VIM
ming run. and Merkle, halfway to
second. let out a whoop and raced
not for second, but to the Giant
clubhouse.
Every one thought the game was
over-every one but Johnny Evers
Of the Cubs and Hank ODay. Evers
always on the alert, yelled for the
ball and sprinted to tag he Sec
ond bag.
ODay brought his forearm down
dramatically and bawled at the re-
treating Merkle you're out!"
Later the game was replayed
and the Giants lost the pennant.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-07-02
Down French,
Polish Stars
at Wimbledon
Mrs. Moody, Helen Jacobs
Coast to Victory;
Bulge Idle Today.

BIZ LHucd Press
WIMBLEDON, July 2.-America's
two great women tennis players
Mrs. Helen Wills Moody and Helen
Jacobs of California-today gained
the semi-fnal round Of the classic
England tournament. Dorothy
Round. defending champion, was
beaten in a surprising upset.
Grouped with CALIFORNIA; two
Helens in the round Of four was
longlegged Mrs. Hilda Sporting Of
Denmark. and youthful Joan Iarti-
gan OF Australia who shocked the
center court with a three-set defeat
of Miss Round.
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Third Loss in Row
INDIANAPOLIS
KANSAS CITY

totals ga
~Batted for Sprinz in seven'
iran for Bolen in eighth.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES

ZoNING COMMISSION oFTHE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA. January 25. 1935.-1n ac-
Of an Act Of Cd SsfcS
1920 public No. 1853 Goth Congress-,
entitled AN Act to regulate the height,
Columbia and to create Zoning Commits
sion, and for other purposes" notice is
hereby given that public hearing will be
Building beginning at 1000 AM. February
soSndSss s6s diSSs5 re- SasPs III s
diE5Tlcts HsTEis to S5t: l. CHANGE FROM REsT.
sS sf6 sl1 81 sfa sis AFEA s4 aHd Sts sfS sGS
w e Pr fRoI Z ss aSH
As a. 6EEA AhEH Ic pts 6tssT &c. cSM Ssf
s02 and so3. square 141, known as 1907
f FROM MR. REsfDrsF1 sFFfsi s ~" tREH GaANq5 q6
lots l39 40 I4I. IS. 76 and sol. square
~ knST5 avn s ods asog g2eI to 1e}4 2oth Street
CHANGE FROM RESIDENTIAL so, "a"
AREA TO FIRST COMMERCIAL. go. CO.
yns north Of line IS oTs feet dstant from
ana parallel to the southern boundary Of
said lot. and for distance Of 100 feet
said property being located on the east
SIDE Of Wisconsin Avenue between Jenifer
StTeet SIeNc:E snd Western Avenue, NV. 8;
CIAL. 6O'. c. AREA; lot 50. square 1889.
between Connecticut Avenue and 39th
Street; NV. 6. CHANGE FROM RESI-
DENTAL Pc EEI4nss.7,, 60 "B'' REsTRIcTEp AREA
$50 sagsTs S66S; known owl as 1e1S Mon5es 5Ss
PE PENFIALi FHlfnsS[ SS1 81 REsTRicfEp AREA
SOB sG s64. SOS Soc Soc Sos SOC AfS sfS 49, 49,
731 732. 542, $40 and 539. square 26lO.
square @ 6ounded ofS by 1sth fS'sS Street h Brown S
cfSd cEANdE tRe FRoM IESa REsfpENffAL sS7sfs So
AREA TO SECOND COMMERCIAL 60
Eucliq, street snd KaloTama Road NV.
s AREA TO FRs FIRST S5S1hHa5ht coMliERcfAt g.. S
PsT 3sa5 yfFSSHS EFsgTSTG ATsRHs SEa SSAsG5 q
FiRsT coMNERcfAL. go. &c" AREA:
lots ~ TO %; both Inclusive square 81.
and Rhode Island Avenue. NV. 10.
CHANCE FROM REsIDENTIAL. 40; .'B'
AREA TO FIRST COMMERCIAL. 40, &C.
on the northeast corner Of 18Th and deI D
ESTIs[ PESTIAf a., {o, ~ A., AREA 70 FIRST G6M- 9Sf
% entire. Bounded By caii H Place. aA B. SG!d 5srd
ER9M EE9ibEST21 5TRGfTRIAI a9 R ESEAA AEA e. 70
SQUARE 6i49; and CHANGE FROM INDUS
TRIAL. go, ID" AREA TO FIRST COM
MERCIAL. so. c. AREA: lots 16 and II.
square 6149. all of said property being
located within the square bounded by
Nichols Avenue. Atlantic Street, Xenia and
RESIDENTIAL. so; co. AREA TO FIRST
COMMERCIAL 6O'. CO. AREA: lots /. 2
2 and l6. SQUARE 763. lpeated on and near
Sc. IA. CHANGE FROM RESIDENTIAL.
so ''B'' AREA TO SECOND. CONNER
square $40. known as 300 TO 302 G Street.
SW Is. CHANGE FROM RESIDENTIAL.
6O' ''B'' AREA TO FIRST COMMERCIAL,
So c. AREA: Lots B. C. S13. SIS and
SIG. square 465. known as 622 to 626 D
Street and 405 TO 400 81 Street: S.M.
DAN / SULTAN NJ. C HAZEN. GEO. E.
ALLEN. DAVID LYNN ARNO B. CAM
MERER. Zoning Commission of the District
Of Columbia. ta25-d6Su.10t
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SALE-SUBURBAN.
fCaufluuadl

OLD ALEXANDRIA BRICK HOUSE.
rooms, bath and garden. Suitable for re-
modelling or undermining. In good neigh
BRoDY g. COLBERT. INC,
los 8. Royal st. Phone Alexandria 24S4
GROOM HOUSE. OUTBUILDINGs AND
shade, Q acres Of land. on hard road, /
miles from Washington; price. So 900;
$3.50 cash. balance $50 per month: clear
Of debts. 5-acre tracts. on cement road
Greyhound busses: beautiful stream: $3.50
per acre; $50 cash. balance S15 per month
Also beautiful new and Colonial homes on
easy terms. See MASON HIRST, Amman.
Columbia pike. Phone Alexandria 43-F-41
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SALE-SUBURBAN.

BUNGALOWS; HOUSES AND LOTS FOR
Takoma Park. Phone Georgia 0sS1.
BUNGALoW-WML SACRIFICE. RMS.
and attic, bath. large yard. shrubbery;
gas range. elect. Terms. District 4291.s :
~ sna AGFEs T. aIaa aLTI ga T0d
Skf address Riss sex ssSB sssy ooe
S3,9OO-IN CLARENDON. ;.
Terms. $500 cash, balance like rent: Cali
Walnut 1884. 1890 to IL am. or Colum-
TON sNIDER, Realtor.
-$3.95O-NEw BRICK BUNGALoW.
ooms 6isbsa 6sdn atc fn
this tai 10 Tor only only $3.50: lot 50xI5o Included;
terms; 81 900 cash. $50 per month: -.
=, Can walnut ss64, 1920 to I2,nsI I3 am. or
o0i0Enls e. NEMToN VIZ Sa5 sNiDER anG REHIToR. ss1e
COLMAR MANOR, m:-PAVED ST, BIG
year: what Is It worth to you for home or
inysssnffas, Ia. fs-ass ssms sEo.dva,. opp. A.nsy..
and and set price. terms. rental, or what offer
n n Z. RYoN CO., 1915 N. Y. Ave. Ma. 1907.
SACRIFICE s-ROoM COTTAGE, GARAGE
for 81 900 cash. Hyattsville Hills: am. !:
total $500. Now leased for months;
Co, Hyattsville. Md. Phone Hyatts. 765.
TAKOMA AND sUBURBs NORTH OF
WASHINGTON.
S7,25Om.D. C.: modern home in excel
lent condition. z good rooms h.-w. heat.
Convenient to transportation and stores.
owner. leaving, makes sacrifice price.
S8.450-New house of six rooms and
bath. INV. heat. automatic gas water
heater. Extra large, attractive living room
So, 5,250-Two-family house. recondition-
ed. new h.-w. heating plant. 20O-foot lot,
with fruit. garden and poultry house.
S425O-4-room bungalows. with h.-w.
heat. Large lots.
S1095O-6 rooms. 2 baths. large rec
reation room, beautiful brick Tai hSuSe' 6,,lf
H-w. heat, on burner. Electric kitchen.
S5.25O-Fine little brick house, large
rooms. attic, gear garage. oak floors. nre-
place. h.-w heat. concealed radiation,
electric refrigeration. attractive lot. Terms.
Discount for large payment.
| May be seen Sunday.
r. D. LILLE CO.,
ze4 Carroll st. Takcms tark- 0so. $500
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SALE-LOTS,
(Camfluuad

tO0utiuUtd.J
LOT rs Fr. By BY, $50 ssnIs1;, TT; LOCATED ,. Be
Stores and apartments badly needed.
WOODED. CITY CONVENIENCEs. NEXT
to nature: near Sligo Park; elevated: Rea- @
Georgia 2750.
CORNER LONGFELLOW AND N. H. AVE,
on newly & paved street; e6o Neigh11rheoS n @ % q
LEE. 1343 H NV. phone District 1900
RANDLE HIGHLANDS-CORNER PAVED
Ssa.' value at irpyS. Sp'o5o. ApELBERf De ". LEE
1343 H NV. phone District 1900.
DUPLEX APARTMENT BUILDING SITES,
/ mile Washington-Lee Highway. Va. Also
private home sites. OWNER. Walnut 1855.
40 ACRES NEAR CONNECTICUT AVE.
fronting Jones Mill rd., through to Rock
sion Address Box 420-z. Star once.
THE LOT YOU'VE BEEN LOOKING FOR
Pine location; good view: minutes Wnite
rifcee rie for or cash: ishc foot: Address BOX
352-B Star ONCE. %
32nd AND MILITARY RD,.. CHEVY CHASE
Large lot. on grade; al imp; assessed
81 750: price 81 295. Col. 1907. 81
TWO CHOICE CORNER LOTS ON MOUNT
Vernon Blvd, near Bell Haven; priced for
quick sale Address Box &c. Star office.
WELL-LoCATED LOT m ACTIVE SEC
ton of Chevy Chase; street imp; large
trees; southern exposure; bargain. Ad-
dress Box 14-C. Star ONCE.
ON THE NEW LEE BOULEVARD VAJ.
within 10 minutes Of the Treasury-A
new restricted subdivision Of 123 large
home sites will soon be ready for public
offering; a limited number of choice lots.
6Oxl70 10000 So. it,. will be featured
at $3.50, with terms. II interested: answer
now for advance information. Whether
for investment or future building. you owe
1t to yourself to investigate. Address Box
394-A. Star office.
BROKERS' WE HAVE EXCEPTIONAL BAR
and Md; also. detached brick residences
below cost of reproduction; also. marvellous
opportunity for fashionably- located ceme-
terry; another bargain. room for 2.OOO
modestly priced bungalows. Call in person
and let me explain these and other unusual
propositions. FULTON r. GORDON. owner.
l427 Eye St NV. District 523O.
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TRAVELLERS RESTRICTED
China Establishes Close Watch
Upon Japanese.

PE1PING (P1.-The Chahar pro-
Nncial government and the autono-
nous government of Inner Mongolia
have drawn up joint regulations
closely restricting the movements Of
foreign travellers. japanese visitors
have been increasingly numerous in
recent months and the new code is
aimed chiefly at them.
Evening star., 1935-02-03
NARCOTIC RING SEIZED
lgium Uncovers Pic
Smugglers.

BRUSSELS R).-Narcotics hidden
in potted plants led to the arrest Of
eight men in Mons and the uncover
ing of an international smuggling ring
operating in Belgium, Holland, France
and England. Two pounds Of mar
cotics in a befiowered pot sold to
peddlers for 81, 300.
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SALE-HOUSES.
NEW TWO-FAMILY APT.

WILL BUILD TO ORDER.)
Live In one apartment and let rent
from the other pay for building. At least
$1,000 cash required. or II you own Q
saAPfRo IN G5fago w T4ao ST. NV N National ac sa4s
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WOODBRIDGE GARDENS,

SEE THIS NEW DEVELOPMENT.
Select your lot and let us finance and
help you plan the home of your dreams.
Several new homes nearing completion.
This will be community of all new brick
homes with careful thought and distinc-
heart of Woodbridge. it comprises the
ground Just north of the new junior high
school. extending to Bunker Hill I'd. and
and choice in every detail Visit new house
at 1895 South Dakota ave. ne. Phone
for full particulars
Paul P, Stone. North 7471.
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Bridge Delays Traffic.

The opening Of the Tower Bridge
of London to let vessels pass has
caused a delay to road traffic Of 16
days in IL months.
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National 747e. Investment Bldg.
SALE OR RENT-sUBURBAN.

GOOD GROOM HOUSE BATH. ACRE OR
more land. block to cars. stores. schools;
churches: electric range and lights. Small
cash payment, easy terms. Rent. S35.
JOSEPH e. GOODKBY. Berwyn. Nd.
SEAT PLEASANT Md ACRES. z
room house. ami: Rollins ave. Apply
GEORGE KELLER. Seat Pleasant. Md.
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RENT-SUBURBAN.

RENT-SUBURBAN
ave rooms. .hot.water heat. electricity
and gas: Rent. $50 per month, Apply
PENN REALTY CORPORATION. 474 K st.
NV. Phone Metropolitan 1888.
CHEVY CHASE. MD. 220 JONES BRIDGE
rd.-Partly furnished seven-room house:
q acres of ground; new furnace; electricity;
city water; $50. Phone Adams 5037-R.
MODERN BUNGALOWS AND HOUSES
furnished and unfurn.. nearby Md. Va.
D. c. Auto service for inspection. LESLIE
D. MEASELL. Phone Cleveland 3465.
5-ROOM HOUSE; FURNACE. ELECTRIC:
garage; lot 75x175: S25 mo. Address
FOR RENT--N BEST RESIDENTIAL
section of Falls Church. Va: s-rm. fur
nished house: ami: elec; refrigerator.
elec. range and elec. water heater. h.-w.h.
with automatic blower and thermostat:
approximately 2 acres Of land. beautiful
shade: $50 per month. B. M. BRIDWELL.
Phone Falls Ch. 563. East Falls Church.
Va.
BROOM BUNGALOW. WITH CONCRETE
cellar and garage. Richie I'd. near For
estville Md. Unfurnished. Further in
formation. call Lincoln 2513.
1914 CHESTNUT ST. CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Detached home Of 8 rooms and bath;
Night. phone Wisconsin 1892
EDW. M. WILLIS,
National 7479. Investment Bldg.
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Investment Bldg District 6092.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
TWO-FAMILY HOME.
31l 18th ST. NE.
Semi-detached brick. z rooms and bath,
built-in tub and shower; ami. built-in
garage: in excellent condition; near East
ern High School. Terms to suit. or viii
consider small house in exchange. For ap-
pointment to inspect. call Mr.. SCHWARTZ.
District 90S0: evenings Georgia 3522.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

AEAhImEIN 6-O1NI OAsANAo&&GDs
(Continuedl
S57.50- ROOMS, KIT. BATH.
14OO FAIRMONT ST. NV.
Immense rooms 17xl7: spacious re-
eeption halls and closets: beautiful
floors. Located in restricted apartment
buiIdine with 24-hour elevator and
switchboard service.
See Resident Manager.
FIDELITY STORAGE co, 142O y 81. NV:
THE MOUNT VERNON.
gO4 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
rooms kitchen and bath, $35 90.
LINKINS CO.,
1888 De Sales st. DIST. 1922.
THE AVONDALE,
1874 st. NV. rooms, open fire.
place, newly decorated: S92 so.
j. r. HUETER. METROPOLITAN 4707.
219 ST. NE.
Two rooms kitchen. bath. ..... $40 90
Electric Refrigeration on House Current.
HARRY A. OLIKER CO..
1920 K St. NV. National 7137.
1916 10Th ST. NV.
Rooms Kitchen Q Baths
Elevator. Switchboard.
Electric Refrigeration-S90.00
BOSS & PHELPS,
1417 K st. NV. Phone Natinal $500