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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-10
1ANDIS CRACKS DOWN. ON DIZZY DEAN
Warns Star
Not to Take
Extra Funds
Bonus Plan Is Out for Card
Ace, Baseball Gar
Rules.
BV / Hited Press

BV JHited Press
CHICAGO, April 10. - Jerome
DIZZY Dean, star pitcher for the
st. Louis Cardinals, escaped with
warning TODAY when he was called
on the carpet BY baseball commits
sioner K NJ. Lands to explain a
$4,000 bonus payment he had re-
ceived.
Dean and Buck Newsome, lead
ing pitcher for the st. Louis
Browns, were charged with accept
ing money from Dick Slack, East
st. Louis fuIniture dealer, to add
to their income as baseball players.
Judge Lands approved their in
come when Informed it was for ra-
do performances, but warned both
that they must accept no money
from any one on earth except your
ball club for your performances on
the ball field"
1t was Dizzy's second alteration
with authorities this year and the
beginning of the 1885 season still
is five days away. Previously he
had been fined 500 for missing
train from the spring training camp.
Dizzy Exhibits Contract
The present difficulty arose from
a newspaper interview with Dean
in which he was quoted as saying
Slack had offered to pay him $4,000
to make up the deficit" between his
Cardinal contract for S19.5OO and
the $4,000 which Dizzy demanded.
Dizzy denied this was the proper
Interpretation and exhibited a con-
tract he had signed with Slack SELL
ing his services for radio broadcasts
and accepting $4,000 as his fee
therefor.
Lands, 68-year-old car of base
ball, appeared satisfied by the eX-
p-anatlon but refused to dismiss the
st. Louis players until he had lee
tured them soundly on the impor-
lance of taking money for ball
playing from none but their own
clubs.
If any one else even offers you
money 1 want you to promise me
that you will kick them in the
teeth" Lands said, addressing him
self to Dean. will you do that?"
Yes, sir. Yes, sir. Yes, sir"
Dean replied, depending upon the
repetition for emphasis.
Judge Pays for Trip
Dean was in fine spirits when he
understood that the situation was
not serious and attempted to pla-
cate the car"
This fellow Slack" he began, lis
all right. He's got plenty of dougG
and that's what 1 like"
Lands. however, wasn't inter
eSted. You're here to answer queS-
tons. not to make comments" he
warned Dizzy.
Dean and Newsome both told
Lands they no longer received
money from Slack for winning
games" but Dean asked:
IF some one offers me $4,000 can't
I take it?"
Not if you don't know what it's
for. If it's for YOUR activities on
the field 1 want to take a baseball
bat and hit the man over the head
that offers it to you. Is that clear?"
Yes, sir. Judge, it sure is"
After Lands concluded his lecture
he told the players to report to his
secretary, VINO would pay their ex-
penSeS from ST. Louis to Chicago
and return.
Both planned to return this after
noon.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-10
Bulldog Squad in
Spring Grid Drill

Thirty-one football candidates re-
ported to Coach Tony Hinkle for
the opening spring practice at But
Ter University yesterday.
Twenty-one freshmen, six letter.
men and four varsity reserves were
among those who reported. Funda-
mentais will be stressed during the
month of training.
Eight regulars were lost by gradu-
alton this year.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-10
TECH-K0K0M0 MEET
BILLED FOR TOMORROW

The ech-Kokomo track meet
scheduled 10 be held at Kokomo
Friday will be contested there to-
morrow instead, according to Fred
German. Tech athletics director.
Ninety veterans of last years
freshman. reserve and varsity foot
ball squads went into spring train
ing action yesterday at Tech High
School, joining the $50 new candi-
date Tho have been drilling for the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-10
With Tribe in
Spring Camp

The Colonies resented the drub-
bing they received yesterday and in
the late innings Adair of Louisville
and Cotelle of the Indians we're On
the point of squaring off in a f1Stic
combat. COtelle warmed the bench
and served on the coaching lines.
Bluege at short and Heath at first
have speeded up the Hoosier in1eld
until it operates in a dazzling
manner. Bluege plays deep and cuts
off hits with his fast throw.
Sixteen uniform numbers have
been issued and others will be
passed out as Manager Killefer di-
reefs. He needs a little more time
TO designate all opening day regu-
lars. The following Tribe members
were first to draw numbers: Stephen
son, No. /; Riddle, 2; Stoneham, 3;
Page, 4; Bluege, 5; Heath, 6; Sher-
lock, 7; Chamberlain, 8; Bedore, 10;
Sprinz, II; Myles Thomas, IA;
Cotelle, Is; Cooney, II; Turner, 10;
Killefer, 10, and Lawrie, 81 A spe-
cially made large size uniform has
been ordered for Pitcher jim
Elliott, who will Join the Indians
in Terre Haute Sunday. He is a
giant Of a man.
The Indians have made only one
error in three games played. 1t
speaks we'll for the defense and if
the pitchers hold up the Tribe is
going to be a hard team to whip
even if the hitting fails to come
up to expectations in spots. How
ever, the club is doing we'll enough
with the bat in view of the few
hitting drills held.
Bill Thomas, right handed pitcher
who was released Internationally
by the Indians the other day, has
caught on with the New Orleans
club of the Southern Association.
The Colonies will break camp to-
night and go to Louisville to COM
plete training. They are all washed
up ON Union City. The Colonies,
like the Indians, have been doing
more wading than ball playing.
Because Manager Killefer Of
the Tribe complained about bad
weather conditions in Mayfield he
received a newspaper clipping
through the mail pointing out news
of floods in California. He resides
there. However, the Hoosier chief
tain is more than ever determined
to train in Florida next year.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-10
q CONTINENTAL GIRLS
RECEIVE NET AWARDS

twenty-five girls were named for
basketball awards at Washington
High School yesterday at the April
meeting of the Continental Girls
Athletic Association. Varsity awards
went to Nina Britain, Geraldine
Peek. Vicky Urbancic, Mildred Flake
Rose Urbancic, Helen Kovach, Laura
Commingore, Doris Stark. Betty Sui
livan and Helen Randall.
B" team honors were accorded
Eileen Kaufman, Ruth Fletemever,
Mildred King, Theima Martin. Mar
tina Jane Anderson, Nellie Minnick
Anna Marie Mcconnell, Mary Ea-
boff, Lorraine Cain. Wilma Casey
Doris Pottenger and Thelma Findeu.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-10
HubbeU Goes Route,
". Y. Ties Cleveland
By United Press

By United Press
GASTONIA, N. c., April 10.-The
New York Giants and Cleveland
moved in today for transforming
stand.
The Giants we're buoyant over the
1-to-1 tie in II innings at Kingsport,
Tenn, yesterday.
Carl Hubbell pitched nine innings
for the Giants for the first time this
year and allowed only six hits. Mel
Harden gave up five in eight in
nings.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-10
Butler Varsity Nine
Trims Reserves, 1912

Coach Tony Hinkle sent his
regular nine against the reserves in
a f1ve-inning practice tilt yesterday
afternoon as the Bulldogs prepared
for their season-opener against Pur-
due at Lafayette Friday.
The regulars triumphed, 10 to 2.
Charley Fisher was on the mound
for the winners, and most of the
squad members were sophomores.
Among the regulars likely to see
action Friday are Costas, Brown,
Cline, Staller. Laymon, Bats,
Graves, Foil, Stuckey, and Sutphin
and Zimmerman. veteran pitchers.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-10
Simmons Gets FiUe
Hits as ChiSOx Win

By UHitCd Press
OKLAHOMA CITY, April 10
The Chicago White Sox today were
one up on the Pittsburgh Pirates in
their spring training series. The
Sox took the lead by defeating the
Pirates, II to g, in yesterdays game.
A high wind that interferred with
fly balls accounted for the heavy
scoring. Al Simmons got five hits
in five times at bat. Bud Hafey Of
the White Sox and Cookie Lavagetto
of the Pirates hit home runs.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-10
HOLSTERS AT TIGER FARM

FIELDALE, Va, April 1O.-Two
rockies from Wabash, Ind, Johnny
been showing TO good advantage in
the spring training session of the
Fieldale baseball club. a Detroit
Tiger farm. Hipshire plays in left
field and Emrick is a right handed
pitcher.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-10

The 30-lap Mayors Sweepstake
race will climax the program.
Mayor Kern has promised to occupy
a box seat at the starting line.
The program will open with quail
ficationS. followed by four eight-lap
races and three l0-lap races. in
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-10
Race Accident Is
Fatal to ThiesOn
Popular Driver Dies After
Midget Auto MiShap.

~ CHttCQ HICSS
DETROIT, April 10.-Al Thieson,
20, Dayton, O., midget automobile
racer, died today of injuries suf-
fered in race here Saturday night
when his car overturned He was
Midwest A. A. A. champion in 1884.
Al Thieson was we'll known in
Indiana and indianapolis racing
circles, chiefly for his activities in
dirt track events. He was a popu-
lar figure at the Speedway, though
he never was nominated to start a
500-mile race. Thieson has served
as a relief pilot in the classic, how
ever.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-10
REDS SCORE 11-3 WIN
OVER DETROIT TIGERS

DURHAM, N. c., April 10-The
Cincinnati Reds are unlucky in the
National League. but against the
Detroit Tigers. champions of the
American, they win as the please.
The Reds entered today's game
with their transforming companions
holding an l1-to-3 victory yesterday
at Florence, S. c. Six homers were
hit.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-10

Bill BurWen's Ter
re Haute Three-I
Leaguers on Sun
day to end the
sprin g training
schedule.
All Of the In
dams who per-
form e d against
Louisville yester-
day looked good
and the smooth.
snappy play Of
Otto Bluege at
shortstop was as
tOniShing. He &C
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-10
Indians Score ShutOut Win
Over Colonies, Move on to
Memphis for Two TuSSleS
Otto BIuege Plays SenSaonaIy as Tribe RapS Louisville
6 to 0, in Exhibition Tilt at Union City, Tenn;
Others Come Through
BY EDDIE ASH
Times Sports Editor

determined exploded bombshe in the of the
looked
they rounced Ken Penners Derby Town
by the goose route 6 to o.
Memphis today
afternoon after which the Tribe
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-10

OF MS y o u n g
army" b a OK in
Mayfeld a n d
practice also was
held t h ere. He
planned to start
Jim Turner in the
box against Mem
phis today and
probably f ollo W
with Vance Page
or Myles Thomas.
Vincent Sherlock,
second Sacker, was
out Of the lineup
Yesterday on ar
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-10
Times Carriers Will See
Drivers Vie for Trophy

twenty-five champion Times
carrier statesmen will enjoy the
thrill-packed racing program
at the midget motor speedway
in the Playground Coliseum to-
night as guests of the manage
ment.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-10
xBatted for McKain in the fifth.
YvRattei fnr Macer in the etrhth

xxBatted for Masey in the eighth.
Indianapolis ........ Q as
Louisville .-.....---. 0 0 0 90
Runs batted in-Moore. Gallivan Steph-
enson. Bedore p. Rhein. Two-base hits
-Cooney. Stephenson. Threebase hit
Bedore Double plays-Adair TO Klein 70
VanCamp; Gallivan TO Blueze to Heath:
Funk 10 VanCsmp: Moore to Bluege.
Bluege 70 Rhein 10 Heath. Left on bases
Indianapolis I: Louisville. T. Base on
balls-Of Gallivsn. /; of McKain. !: OF
Sharp. 2. Strikeouts-Bv Walsh, 2: by
Gallhan. /; BY Sharp. /: BY McKain. !:
Walsh in 8 innings of c-sllivan. in
3 innings; of Sharp. ? IN innings; of
McKain 6 in innings: of Massey. none in
innings; of Mclean. 5 in l inning Win
ming pitcher-Galliyan. Losing pitcher
McKain. Umpires-Anen and Gaynor.
Time 40.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-10
Natalie Is Victor in
Exhibition Cue Tilt

Patsy Natalie, Chicago billiard in
structor, visited the Frank Dough-
erty parlor here last night and de-
feated Frank Dougherty Jr., l25 to
48, in an exhibition pocket billiards
match. Natalie posted cluster of
IS in a nine-inning match. The
Chicagoan concluded with instruc-
tons and a demonstration of fancy
shots.
Harry Cooler edged out Joe Muir
ply, so TO 48, in a close billiard
match at Coolers parlor. 1t was an
Indiana three cushion tournament
fray. and pushed Murphy from a
second place tie with Lou Spivey in
the standings into third place.
Cooler concluded the match in the
9oth inning. Both players scored
high runs of four.
No tourney game will be played
tonight. Neal Jones, the leader, will
meet Cooler tthorrow night.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-10
Strangers deadlock Still
Potent, EdWdrds Finds
Lewis FIatens Texan for Keeps After % Minutes oil
Action in Armory Mat HeadIiner.

Ed (SrangleO ruled the
may be getting little gray around the temples but he still
himself
He proved this the Amoy last night
the
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-10
EXHIBITION BASEBALL

Results Yesterday
Baltimore II. 5: Atlanta .SAl. 4.
Buffalo IL. 7: Columbus (AAI. 2
Toronto ii. O. BROOKLYN M, II.
Detroit "a 8. Cincinnati M. Il.
New York NJ. /. Cleveland A.. called
Rochester ~. 3; Montreal H. 9
Chicago NJ, Z. Chattanooga tSAl. ..
St Louis "a. 6, st. LOUIS IN. 5.
All other games cancelled.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-10
Midget Race Winner to
Receive Mayors Trophy
City Officials viii Attend Event at Coliseum Tonight;
30-Lap Feature Carded

city guests at the
Playground
w will trophy
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-04-10

VIII ItVUIW % NIdN IIVIU anu DdVVIG
the Toledo Mud Hens Friday and
Saturday before breaking camp and
heading for Terre Haute to tackle
Evening star., 1935-04-21
SALE-SUBURBAN.

WE ARE EouIPPED TO HANDLE YOUR
building job for you in nearby virginia
from the purchasing Of . lot through to
srchitsctarai service. etc. Consult US be-:
-' BOSS 4 PHELPS.
4 Garrison Rd.. ciarendon. csisa,.Sdds Walnut ss1s.
s3.96O--IN LEE HEIGHTS.
shaded lot; Just reconditionsd; easy terms.
5.room house with 3 lots. hardwood
floors. .garage, modern improvements.
sa.s56@NEW BRIcK puNoHLow.
fireplace: finished attie, iull basement;
this for only So. $50; lot 50xl50 included;
terms; $1,000; SI;G0o cash; cash; $40 @ per month 49,
E. NEWTON SNIDER. REALTOR.
D. C.. SUBURBAN HOME.
Ing land improved by 1l,roqm III pra and s1sc bath
treits Rel city water IN front
Of property; 10 minutes from Capitol.
Price reasonable, ,,,.,.,,r
11o7 Eye s. E ! NV. WAIsHs National soe5.
WHY PAY RENT9
81. .5O0-G rooms and bath: $500 cash.
S3.950-1 rooms a bed rms.); $500 cash.
81 .hO--6 rooms am l., frame: 5000 cash.
81, ,50O-b-room bung.. ami; $500 cash.
Sb.o5O-New 6-room bungalow: $500 cash.
ss.a5o-NeW e Cape eo Cod Coon: s:s" ;' CASH. ASH
So 990-New brick. u rooms; $500 cash
$50 to $50 monthly payments on above
until paid; includes taxes. interest. insur-
THE il; BARRY ORG,
DEL RAY: ALEXANDRIA. VA.
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
THOS. J. OWEN 4 SON AUCTIONEERS,
l43I EYE ST. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE KNOWN AS NO. 44O3
KANSAS AVENUE NORTHWEST I'M
PROVED BY 4 TW0,SLORY; SEM SEMI

TRUSTEES SALE Or VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE .KNSI1v KNoMvN ndSr,,Npsr As No 4t9I i,,
DETACHED BRICK DWELLING CON
TANNING SIX ROOMS AND BATH.
BY virtue OF certain deed OF trust.
duly recorded in Liber No. 601a. folio 206
ct sec Of the land records Of the Distrie.
party secured thereby. the undersigned
trustees will sell at public auction. in front
of the premises on THURSDAY. THE
i5 AZ F6UR 6PeEocR PEI * pM AfR h. id
lowing, DESCRIBED land and premises SIT;
DESIGNATED as and being lot numbered two
c,l in Nellie NJ. jenkins subdivision OF
square numbered twenty-one 2p. Pet:
worth Addition 70 the CITY Of wsshinstons;.
surveyor for the District OF Columbia in
Lber 10 at folio 30. said square numbered
twenty-one 2D being now known for pur-
poses OF assessment and taxation as square
numbered thirty hundred and eithteen
Terms OF sale: One-third OF the pur.
chase money to be paid in cash. balance
in two equal installments. payable in one
and two years. with interest at six per
centum per annum payable semi-annually
trust upon the property sold. or all cash,
at the option of the purchaser. A deposit
of $500 will be REQUIRED at time OF sale.
All eonyeyancing, recording, etc. at cost
piled with within thirty days from day Of
sale, otherwise the trustees reserve the
right to resell the property. at the risk and
cost Of defaultlng purchaser. after five
days advertisement of such resale in Soms
newspaper published in Washington. D. o.
ALLEN c. CARR.
ap11.13.16.1S.21.c .c3.2S Trustees.
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sALE-BUsINEss PROPERTY.

SACRIFICE DOWNTOWN GARAGE q
story nreproof building. 30x90: extra lot
about 30xaO. Priced for quick sale. S16,-
500. Address Box 1897. Star ONCE.
FOOT 14th ST, 34OO BLOCK: LIST COMM.
This y real buy. Also corner property.
THADEN phone Cleveland 6440.
5O4 sth ST. sE.-SrORE. 90. FIT. DEEP.
Broom apt. above. now leased. Bldg. in
good condition; $4,000 cash. Apply LEE
LOON. Gl7 st. NV.
900 BLOCK PA. AVE. sE.-3l-FT:
frontage running through to G st. A real
business location at 4 sacrifce. 1nvesti-
safe. L. II. THADEN. Cleveland GAO.
BUILDING. CONTAINING STORE AND
'five-rOOm apt. h.-w.h.. gas. cleo. cellar
OWNER Address Box 1917. Star once. :.
l25 900 SO; FIT. ind COMMERCIAL, AD,
joining Boiling Field close to railroad and
facing proposed boulevard to Fort WASH
ington. Sell whole or In part at &c
per square foot. Address Box 14s.Z.
Star office.
BARGAIN-FIRsT COMMERCIAL.
15?5h 18th ST. N:W.-$6; S5O. =.
Evening star., 1935-04-21

WANTED-BUSlNE PROPERTY.
PROPERTY WITHIN ONE BLOCK OF
Pennsylvania ave. between 9th and 14th
SITS. State lowest price. Substantial cash
payment. Address Box 209-Z. Star ONCE
SALE - INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
SMALL APARTMENT HOUSE FINE
northwest location, 1000 occupied: rents
very low; can be purchased with reason.
able down payment. balance In nrst trust
3-famlly apartments. near Central Hish:
a real bargain at Ss. $50. ,,,,
THOMAS J. FISHER Il COMPANY. iNS.'
1JS 18th st. NV. District Os'io.
APARTMENT BUILDING. MT. PLEASANT;
SIX family units. Rented for S2.49O
year Price. $1,000. Terms; Shows
sood return on small inyestmsnts; estmsnts;r,,vnr
STORE AND 5-RoOM APARTMENT:
near Cathedral. semi-detached, leased iof
8 years, 500 first year. 81 10 2nd ana :iIa
years Priced TO show So on investment
+. ELIOT MIDDLETON. Met; 2a"'.
NEW TWO-STORY SEMl-DETACHED
brick building southern exposure: located
in a very desirable section OF the nortn.
west Each apartment contains TWO oso
rooms q large living room. dlnette kltcn-
en-, tile bath, automatic heat Each apart,
ment has reinforced concrete screened
sleeping porch. xi.l34 year sluuOO.
BOSS Il PHELPS. l4l1 K 81. NV.
Evening star., 1935-04-21
RENT-DESK SPACE.


.O5-g PEOPLES LIFE ms BLDG.-DESK
space. suitable attorney. etc. stenographic
service II desired. Met. 1900. En- W!ld
RENT-STORES.
A. ST. NV; a1or. s5'M;oHlS@ NJ, go, TO IIpE
BARRY. 1907 II st. NV
1919 + N.w-FINE STAND ON BUSY
street. near Govt depts., 500. r. o.
BELT. Union Trust Bldg. 9:''-
FOR RENT-GRoCERY. WITH LIVING
quarters: nearby suburb. Phone Column
3l?I I4th ST. NEAR PARK RoAD-olL
rent, rent. NJ L WALLIS. westehester, Apt.
Cab; Phone Phone Cleveland StI;4. p, 't4l = ro1 .Nv
business. no Ninth street NV. Heated.
$50 per month.
A VERY DESIRABLE STORE ON ST.
2 PERcY " Yfa' Il RUSSELL Rus CO. 1871 St. NV.
NEW UP-To-DATE STORE. :5x5:. SUR
rounded by chain stores. Excellent ior
anything but enr5oeery' sllo per m1nth'
Phone Lincoln $500 =
WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY. MODERN
brick store with fixtures. i-pump ssS sta-
ton on corner in sOod town near Fred
erick. Md $50 month. Call Georgia olS1.
Sc COR. 9TH & p NV. WILL M
rent part1 ....--..-.'..'.... 5'"0 :" 90
1I5 Attn 81 n.w.-Store l. dwls. -. $500
- ~ sth a. N v-Sture K dWlR, 1000
SiU D CT NV , 5000
1000 o5th NV 1850
'''' EDWARD p schwartz. INC.
1Ol4 Vermont Ave N w Dist. G!lO.
warrhonse. ami . 5000 90
5II1 81 pl n W-Store X r ami 1n0. 90
I5J sfh 81 net r. store ami $500
iJoI nIst st nW-Store elec 81 80
ment. mi . 800
81 Upshur 81. n.w.EStore. ami. 60.0o
l:439 N. Cap.-LarEe store. ami. 5u,0o
ABA R st. n,w.--Store. 4 r.. elec. a.
1l52 sth n.W.-Store. 3 r, eiec. :i!Ip
AZ" Eye n.w.-Store; r. ami 5000
l"l3 lst 81. n.w.-Store. mi. "".o"
l2UJ Montello ave. n.e.-Ofice and ~,
90, Kennedy st. n.w-Larse store.
l3tS St n.e.Istore. / r.. eiec =. 80
3nI Elm ST. n.w.-Store room. elec =, 40
ROBERT A. HUMPHREYS,
REALTOR. ..,
sos N. Cap. St. Nat. d..3?-G ,33-oS. =
Evening star., 1935-04-21

FORMERLY LIVED ON FARM. DESIRE
100 acres. more or less, radius OF within
100 miles. Georgia 6iS4.
WANTFD--TO RENT SMALL FARM OF
3 TO 10 acres, with dwelling. on good road
not too far from Washington: rent must
be reasonable. State particulars. Address
Box BIZ Star once. 22e
EXPECT TO MAKE SUBSTANTIAL CASH
payment. Want small. practical farm.
roads preferably not over 20 miles from
downtown Washington. preferably with
phone and electricity IN or available. pref
erably on water or with good stream.
Must be rood seneral-purpose farm land.
house and buildings in good condition.
preferably with tenant house, and MUST
BE A BARGAIN. Give fun details. exact
location. rock-bottom price. terms. present
mortgage, If any. and date due, tax ap-
praiSal value Of place. total amount OF
annual taxes on place. ETC.. II answer
wanted also best route from WASHINGTON.
Address Box I34-R Star once. 2l'
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WANTED-STORES.

SMALL FIRST FLOOR STORE. WELL LO-
Gated suitable for restaurant. state Ioca-
ton and terms. Address Box lo-Z, Sthr
OtfiIe IL
Evening star., 1935-04-21
SALE-LOTS..

lContinued)
18th ST NE. NEAR C-22 Fr. WIDE;
suitable for 4-family fiat. Price 81 900.
z. NJ. AIKEN. 300 H 81. NV, Natl. 3556:
ARLINGTON COUNTY, VA.
12O lots or more and acreage. In attrac-
lively developed subdivision near Wash
inEton Golf and Country Club. Water.
sewerage, gas and electricity available.
Property must be sold to close estate.
B. M. SMITH,
Arlington. Va. Phone Clarendon 203S.
Evening star., 1935-04-21
RENT-FLOOR SPACE.
SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FOR RENT-s5u SO FIT. lst FLOOH
rear: business section: all conveniences
Address Box IG9-Z. Star Office.
Evening star., 1935-04-21
WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES.

WILL, PAY CASH FOR 7-S RIM. HOUSE.
west of 14th ST.; prefer Mount Pleasant
section. Georgia 1854. |
NEARBY SUBURB-SMALL HOUSE OR
lots from owner; must be bargain. Ad-
dress Box 1907. Star ONCE.
WILL PAY CASH FOR BRICK HOUSE.
convenient restricted section; state location
and price. Address Box 2O-Z. Star once.
WE HAVE CLIENTS WHO WILL PAY CASH
Immediately for small brick homes. FRANK
s. PHILLIPS 927 10Th st. NV. Dist. l4ll.
MODERN. MEDIUM SIZE REFINED
neighborhood city or suburban unencum-
bered from owner. ATTORNEY. p. o.
Box 31O.. Washington.
ROW HOUSES; IMMEDIATE CASH; ANY
size condition or location; reasonable; at
once p O. Box 1886. City.
! WILL PAY CASH FOR YOUR HOME.
regardless Of condition. Immediate settle
ment Phone Adams .4f4
! PAY CASH FOR HOUSES. BRICK OR
frame. white or colored This ad Is not
for purposes of obtaining listings !. A.
GARVEY. 1925 VT. ave. District 4b0S
HAVE CASH BUYER FOR HOUSE NEAR
Ga ave or small rental property. WAL
TER M BAUMAN l Thomas circle. Phone
National 6229: eve. Cleveland OL4L.
WITH, paw ALI, CASH
Evening star., 1935-04-21
RENT-FARMS-
WANIED-FARMS.

FOR RENT-SMALL FARM NEAR CAMP
Meade. For particulars address Box
IuS-R Star Office
Evening star., 1935-04-21
WANTED-LOTS.

WANTED
20 purchase lot in Chevy Chase.
p. o. Box 4. Rosslyn. Va.
WILL NSIDER UNENCUMBERED
well ll-locnted lot or lots in trade on
good modern sig 500 home. subject only
70 Sb..5O FIRST trust. Address Box 54-Z.
Star ONCE.