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The Year lin Sports

ing the right to claim these players at later date.
 Baseball Commissioner Kenesaw Mountain Landis asked that these transactions be made through his office. This request was denied, marking the first time in Landis' baseball career his power had been curbed.
 Attendance Scars All club owners in the majors re- ported increased attendance over the year before. Unofficial figures showed the Yankees on top with a total home attendance of almost million"
 Attendance at the New York World Series also reflected better times. The record single-game attendance of 63,600 set by the Yankees and Cards in 1926 was broken twice, and new all-time high of 66669 was established.
 The season also produced two outstanding rockies, Outfielder Joe Di Maggie of the New York Yan- kees and Pitcher Bob Teller of Cleveland.
 Di Maggie hit 1923 in 138 games, whacked out 29 home runs, two in one inning. and got 206 hits. He was the 18th major leaguer in his- tory to get more than 200 hits his first year up.
 Pitching despite a protest that he was signed in violation of the major-minor league agreement, Fel- Ter won five games and lost three. He tied Dizzy Deans ma 'jor league strikeout record by flaming IT Phil adelphia batters on September 13. He pitched to 227 batters and struck out 76, almost one in every three
 Champions Fall
 Other outstanding first-year men were Johnny Mize, who replaced Jim Collins as regular first baseman of the St. Louis Cardinals, and Roy Weatherly of Cleveland Weatherly hit .335 and Mize, .329.
 It was hard year on defending batting champions. Both Buddy Meyer of Washington and Arky Vaughan of Pittsburgh, 1895 champs |of the American and National League hitters, respectively, started poorly and were never able to get on top. Meyer slumped 30 points from his winning total and finished with a mark of .269 Vaughan, however, ended with total of .335. Other highlights of the season:
 Tommy Bridges won B games for the Detroit Tigers, more than any other pitcher in the American League. Mel Ott of the Giants finally got clear title to the senior circuits home-run crown with 33. 1. Lou Gehrig ran his iron-man record to 1908 games, hit 49 home runs to top the league again, and set new individual American league
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BaSebuIL-
By Pap

scoring, total base and runs batted in records. Cleveland led the club batting column with a mark of BOA Chuck Klein of the Phil lies hit four homers on July 10 to set new modern major league record Pepper Martin of the Cards stole the most bases in his league B :. :. The Yankees hit Il homers in two days Hal Trosky of the Indians hit safely in 23 straight games, the best string of the major league season Joe Medwick of the Cards got 10 straight hits, whacked out GA doubles. new league record, accumulated the most National league base hits, 223, and the most total bases, 367 ,. Dizzy Dean won "A games, lost 13, and was as usual, one of the busiest twirlers.
 Van Mungo of the Brooklyns struck out seven straight Cincin- natl batters on June 25, and there by tied the league record He also struck out more men than any body in the National, 238, and walk ed the most, 118 Ed Coleman of the Browns had 62 official times at bat as a pinch-hitter and hit safely 20 times {. The Yankees pounded in 25 runs against the Athletics On May od Jinnnnv Envy of the Red Sox outfanned every body in the league for the sixth straight year, and thereby set new major league record.
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By sCOTTY REsTON

NEW YORK Dec. 28.-The long, distance hitting of the New York Yankees and the peerless pitching of Carl Hubbell, of the New York Giants were outstanding features of the 1886 baseball campaigns.
 The Yankees practically rewrote the record book Ignored. in the preseason favorite list, they won the American League pennant by 1912 games and beat the Giants, four games to two. in the World Series.
 Some idea of the Yankee power may be gained from these figures They whacked out 1,676 hits, in- cluding 315 doubles, 83 triples and l82 home runs. These were good for 2,703 bases, 995 runs driven in, and 1,065 runs scored. Their total base hits, extra base hits, home runs, runs scored, and runs batted in established new major league records.
 Hubbell closed the season by win ming 16 straight victories which with the aid of some first-class laundering by the Cards and Cubs, practically carried the Giants to the National League pennant.
 The Giant ace won -5 games and lost 6, and for the third time in his career led National League pitchers with an earned run aver age of 2.41.
 Hubbell was named most valua- ble" in the National League and Lou Gehrig, Yankee first baseman, was named in the American. Second S0uthpaw Scores Another venerable left-hander, Lefty Grove of the Boston Red Sox, topped American League pitchers with an earned run average of 2.81. Counted out two years ago after a remarkable career, Grove has now led his league two years in row.
 The batting champions of the two leagues were Luke Appling of the Chicago White Sox in the Amer ican with a mark of 1888 and Paul Waner of Pittsburgh in the National with .373.
 There were two important ad- ministrative changes and one im- portant legislative change in the big leagues. The St. Louis Browns were purchased from the estate of the late Phil Ball by St. Louis syn- dicate headed by Donald A. Barnes and Burleigh Grimes replaced Casey Stengel as manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers Both administrative moves were made after the close of the season
 The legislative move, passed by both major and minor league club owners, gave major league officials the right to sign sandlot players to minior league contracts without los-
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The national soups are Frances pot-au-feu and petite marmite, Italys minestrone, Russias $ porch, Hollands erwtensoep and Spain's puchero.
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A Three Days Cough
 Is Your Danger Signal

No matter how many medicines you have tried for your cough, chest cold or bronchial irritation, you can get relief now with Creomulsion. Serious trouble may be brewing and you cannot afford to take a chance with anything less than Creomul- sion, which goes right to the seat Of the trouble to aid nature to soothe and heal the inhamed mem branes as the germ-laden phlegm is loosened and expelled.
 Even if other remedies have failed, don't be discouraged, your druggist is authorized to guarantee Creomulsion and to refund your money if you are not satisfied with results from the very first bottlr Get Creomulsinn ~i,v'.t
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Record Gold Stock
 Is Not So Very Big

NEW YORK, Dec. z8.-When you read that Americas monetary gold stock in 1886 reached the record total of more than s11,000 000, 900, you may get mentally muscle-bound trying to picture so huge an amount.
 But you could store the whole thing in house less than 30 feet wide, 30 feet deep and with two stories and a basemsn The con- tents would weight little more than 14,000 tons.
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SONS OF NORWAY

sponsor covered dish dinner and
 dance Tuesday evening at 6:30 in the Odd Fellows Hall. Admission 50 cents. adv.
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TELEPHONE STAFF

Thanks, Friends! The operators of the Juneau and Douglas Tele- phone Company desire to publicly thank their many friends who re- membered them on Christmas. All kinds of gifts were received start ing the day before Christmas and continuing until Christmas night.
 adv. TELEPHONE OPERATORS
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NOTICE OF MARSHALS SALE


 No. 3937-A
 In the District Court for the Ter ritory of Alaska, Division Num- Der One At Juneau.
 Trevor M. Davis and Cedric M. Davis as Executors of the Estate of J. Montgomery Davis, De- ceased, vs. Waino Hendrickson as Administrator of the Estate of Lewis Lund, Deceased.
 By virtue of an execution issued out of the above court in the above cause upon a judgment rendered on Nov. 21, 1886, between the above named parties in favor of the plain tiff and against the defendant in the sum of $6694.61, with attorney fee, interest and costs, have lev- jed upon all the right, title and in- terest of said defendant to the fol- lowing d desc ibed real property: Lewis Lund Homestead Tract, 2721s acres, Survey 2O4, at the mouth Of Lemon Creek near Juneau, Alaska. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that I, the undersigned, will sell the above described real property for cash to the highest bidder at public auction, on the 9th day of January, 1887, at 10 o'clock A. M. of that day to satisfy the said execution. The sale will be held inside lobby entrance of the Fed eral and Territorial Building, Ju- neau, Alaska.
 Dated December IA, 1936
 VIM. T. MAHONEY,
 U. s. Marshal
 By w. G. HELLAN,
 Deputy First publication, Dec. IA, 1886. Last publication, Jan. 4, 1887.
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WHERE KICKS
 ARE BLOCKED

AUBURN, Ala, Dec. 28.-Kicks were blocked in six of the 10 games Auburn's Tigers played this season. They were in contests with Birmingham Southern, Tulane, Tennessee. Detroit, Georgia and Georgia Tech. TouchdoWns were scored on three of the smeared boots.
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LASH COACHES

HILLS BORG, Ind, Dec. B. Charles Daniel Lash, older brother of Don Lash, is instructing sev- enth- and eighth-grade players in basketball at the high school here.
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AIM TO REPEAT

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Dec. 28.-The Purdue University quintet is after its fourth consecutive Big Ten championship. The Boilermakers tied with Indiana for cage honors last season.
Evening star., 1936-06-19
RENT-SUBURBAN.

GUM.FORD, VA, ON FRANCONIA ROAD
81 miles beyond the Masonic Temple: two
new brick residences: $40 and S55 each
Der month. All modern improvements. in
Guiding electric lights and gas range: large
lots 100x200 feet.
LIVINGSTON HEIGHTS. VA. NEAR
Washington Golf and Country Clubs
rooms ami, remodeled like new; large
shaded lawn: completely furnished: 500
Phone Walnut 9249.
COMFORTABLE GROOM COTTAGE. FUR
nished. on woodland estate, overlooking
Rock Creek Valley. 80 minutes to city
Garage telephone, garden and f1rewood in
cluded $50 a month for 3 months. Tele-
phone Cleveland 1914.
BUNGALOW: 2 Rms; AMP Bath. AMI;
Randolph St. Cherrydale.,. Va. Available
or call Columbia 1852.
Mr.. FALLS CHURCH. VA. TYLER PL.
Is a. r. being repaired, S25; Mo. PIX,
el.. water s2e.50. Glenn Dale. Hawkins
pl. nr. Geo. Jones, 2 a., 5 r.. no, mod
N. z. RYON CO. 1916 N. Y. ave.
NEAR MT. VERNoN--MoDERN HOME
with 5 large rooms. bath and "a acres de-.
lishtfully situated. Being transferred and
will lease for S65 month Apply to owner
immediately. Alexandria 47-F-2. 81
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WANTED TO BUY-HoUsEs.

CASH FOR OLD HOUSES: Prefer ONES
needing repair E. A. GARVEY, District
450S 1126 VT. ave.
BUNGALOW. NEAR OR AT MT. RAINIER.
Md paw $500 down balance monthly
MR. HEIGHT. 1929 37th st ne. Mt Rain
ier Md. or at nisht. Greenwood 22a2 q.
WANTED-A NEW DETACHED CENTRAL
hall brick northwest, 4 bed rooms. near
Catholic Church and bus line; must be rea-
sonable Address Box 41n-R. Star ONCE.
CASH BUYERS s TO 20 RMS. ALSO
fats stores any section; white. Call or
mail E w. BAILEY. l435 Meridian.
Adams 41S6.
I PAY A GOOD CASH PRICE FOR SNAIL
EPSHEAD. 1926 Vt ave Dist. 721l. iy1"'
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE
Bureau OF Supplies and Accounts, Navy
DepaTtment Wsshington.. D, G, until 10
clock m. June 80 1895. for furnishins
mechanical clocks, and until o oclocE;
steel. terneplare. band saw machine TO the
Navy Yard WASHINGTON D c., etc Apply
for proposals to the Bureau of Supplies
and Accounts. CHARLES CONARD. Pay
master General Of the Navy lel9.26
WASHINGTON SUBURBAN SANITARY
DlsTRIGT S6TsTR WATER I1GTI2N MAIN
be received at the Office Of the Washineton
Building 14th and K Streets Northwest,
Waghineton D c. until Friday June IS
1895. 81 pm. Eastern standard time.
for LAYING approximately 20 600 feet Of y
inch. l4-lrch End @O-lnch Csst-lron water
mains Pine fittings valves ans loinJlng
material Will be Furnished by the Commits
sion Attention ls called 10 minimum wage
rates. set forth in P. w. A. Construction
Regulations page =
Plans and specifications nav be obtained
from tho of5ce OF Chief Engineer WASH
ington Suburban Sanitarv District Hyatts-
vile Maryland upon deposlt Of IS 90
which deposit Will be returned TO bidders
nr 10 those ret0rnino plans ano specifca-
tlonS In GOOD condition No bidder NAV
withdraw his hid for period Of 30 days
after date set for OPENING thereof
T HOWARD DUCKFTT,
EMORY II POGLEY
$1,000 J DONALD CLAGETT
'elH ~. Commissioners
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SALE-LOTS,

TWO ADJOINING BUILDING LOTS. ONE
on corner. on paved street IN Chevy Chase
D. C: sewer and water connection; $1,000
1sI5 TYtEg 3, q EgTHERF9ER W Ss2T905f 1FG4 GS4,s.
INVEST YOUR BONUS IN A BEAUTIFUL
wooded lot in Hysttsville Hills; water. sew
er; sss elet.. street lights; transportation.
schools, university. where values are sure
t. rise. Lots $500: easy terms.
pa, O. fmdB. B. zbAN1z1SSG6R AiSd Sf5ss GO M
Phone Greenwood 1919. National 5371.
ROLLINGWOoD.
Two large lots each with go It frontase.
with average depth Of 80 # at entrance to
-. $50 Can Mr.. BURNSIDE. District 14II
OF Eme.Son l22+
LOTS. 4OxInO TWO SQUARES EAST OF
Wilson High School. II 900 each
J. FRANK TILLER, OWNER, District oS45.
20"
TWO CHOICE HOME SITES. 50xl20-
fsst-erowlns nearby Virginia suburb
water. cleo, etc; only 1895 each. Adams
1856.
SALE; SMALL LOTS. ON STATE ROAD
near D. C. Address Box @o7-S' Star pf.oe' q.
$3.50 BUYS BEAUTIFUL RESTRICTED
nome site, or 500, so per mo Money
available to build your home: all improve
downtown on good highway, Sale by
OWNER. Address Box 35s-s. Star Office.
SIX 1s-FT ROW-HOUsE LOTS IN MT.
Fleasant, street and alley paved; water and
SeWt n. B; H GRUVER: owner. sl6 In
nlnes cali Mr. Maloney. Cleveland 764a
LARGE CORNER-S3 600.
FaC'Hs on two wide avenues. beautiful
view OF The city SO-foot front on Pa ave +;
locatlon for better type Of home See Mr.
80 ADELBERT W LEE.
1919 H St NV District 1900
NV FLAT sITE-S2 700
zoffid Nead New Hampshire ave. and st pl.-
0oNllo' zoHfd H6EIEEBr tgzB. VI fnf fE2 location
1919 H St NV District 1900
HOME SITES OVERLOOKING MT. YER
non Memorial Blvd. and Potomac River;
$500 Up; easy terms. Address Box 29S-S.
VALUABLE APARTMENT HOUSE SITE
GQRHEE G,RA r OF GEORGIA AVE. AND sHEP-
HERD ST. 30'
ATTENTION, VETERANS LOTS FOR
sale 50X2eu: $3.50 cash Phone Alexan-
orla 2u-F-3l. R J. KLYN.
THREE LOTS 5OxI76 ON THE POTOMAC
River near Rock Point, Nd. Inquire at
illus fS-ft. Government i2n BARKING. 1'As sewer yer
and water installed: desirsbly located
wesley Helehts-TWo sites, 40xl ID and
6OXl0O, no improvements. A wonderful
future. s., 200 for both
az 18th st. Nv. District 7ae5
GOOD BUILDING LOTS: NEAR = BUS
Price. $50 SIG cash. $40 m5nthIy
A. H. BROOKS,
3OI6 Columbia Pike. Arlington. Va.
ClaTnnhOH sos
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GEORGE n o'CoNNOR and GEORGE c.
GERMAN AttornsyS
AUCTION SALES-TODAY.

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE BRICK
DWELLING, NO 1850 IRVING
STREET NORTHWEST
BY virtue Of decree in EQUITY 6135a
will offer for sale at auction. in front oi
said nremiseS on FRIDAY JUNF. NINE
TENTH 1896. AT TWO O'CLOCK Pm
subject to ratification BY the court lot 50
In square 9s49 improved by the above
Terms Of sale: Cash deposit ot $500
required a. time Of sale one-third q
the balance in two equal installments,
payable IN one and two years from day
OF sale 10 be represented by the prom
isSofy notes of the purchaser. bearing in
terest at six per centum per annum paw
able semi-annusliy and secured by first
deed of trust on the property sold. or all
cash, at purchasers option. Cost of eXami-
nation of title, conveysncipE, revenue
stamps and notary fees to be paid by
purchaser Terms OF sale 10 be complied
with BY purchaser within thirty days from
date OF ratification by the court other
wise the deposit will be forfeited as liqui-
U"''O ~ GEORGE C. GERTMAN.
Trustee
American Security Building
ny06 ieH q, I 10 IL. l4,l6 10 II. is II
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SALE-STORES.

MEAT AND GROCERY BUSINESS; GOOD
location; reasonable rent; well equipped
price. So 500: $500 cash balance reason
able terms Phone Dec. 591l.
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WANTED-LOTS.

CASH FOR LOT ABOUT 5Ox125. IN
Chevy Chase, D. c.. American U. PARK.
Give full particulars and price; no brokers.
Address BOX 256-S. Star once.
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HILLANDALE.

approximately 80 O00 square feet to
each lot: high elevation A variety to
choose from in this development of several
hundred acres of cleared. wooded, level or
ed Terms
Twenty-Five minutes from downtown out
Piney Branch rd, miles from D c.. to
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Brick rooms and bath. h-wh. elec j.;
100 # front: 81 500: 5000 cash, $50 mo.
AUSTIN NJ. COOPER
zoos Eye St NV National 1882.
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BETHESDA-47O5 CHASE AVE.-WELL-
planned detached; rooms and bath. hre-
trees. flowers and fruit. OWNER, Potomac
5932.
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CoLoRED-oN BEAUTIFUL ST. NEAR
entrance, to Rock Greek Park (27th ST. !;
heat: new condition throughout: deep lot
to alley. Price. S6,950; good terms. {. A.
GARVEY. District 450s. 1926 Vt. ave
-S5,250-MODERN.
20-ft. brick house large rms. bath
cellar, h w. h. and cleo; nr. 18th and Col
rd.; good condition
Dist. S917. w L. MOORE. Geo. 2so2
4053 BENNING RID. NE-9-RM. BRICK,
ami; basement unoer entire house: :
lots deep to alley: first commercial zone;
$4,000; will sell for $500 with a cash
payment of $1,000
oo,a cHAs- F. A. zLoNGUs.
4O5l BENNING RD NE.-sEMI-DE-
tached frame. ; rooms, ami. basement
deep lot TO alley; first commercial zone
$3.50 with good cash payment.
CHAS 2 A. LONGUS.
3a3s Bennins Rd NE. Atlantic 6143.
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VeteranS-Your Chance.
CHEAPEST LOTS
IN ARLINGTON CO., VA;
ALL IMPROVEMENTS
NOW IN AND PAID FOR.

Splendid lots direct from owners; all
improvements in; sewer water. gas and
electricity. 50-foot macadsm streets. re
: blocks; Street iiehts. Exceptionally low
price, SC per square foot. Lot 50x13O
feet, only. $500; easy. terms, S25 down
We have lived here 90 years and built
sixty 900 homes in this community Only
q miles from White House. w. O'HARA 4
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SALE-SUBURBAN.
Continued.
~ ACpE

2IO-U front on Defense Highway. Is
minutes from salt water: $500; easy terms.
Erwin REALTY co Call HyattSvllle 165.
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SUMMER COTTAGES
COUNTRY0ESTATES.

FOR sALE-WILL SACRIFICE. NEAR PEN
Mar estate OF 10 acres overlooklng Cum
berland Valley; modern furnished house,
/ rooms. . baths Sale or rent.
CHARLES S GARDNER.
Blue RIDGE Summit Pa.
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SALE--HOUSES.


COLoRED-NEAR SOLDIERS HOME.
Columbia rd.-6 rooms bath, INV h,
elec., garage: sacrifice. 81 $50. Natl. S94g.
COZ IOPFD- -STTRTIPRAN
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FOR VETERANS ONI.Y

Until June 80 the privilege Of purchas-
ing these restricted acreace building tracts
will be reserved exclusively for veterans.
2-scre tracts $500 each; S25 cash. SO
per mo No interest or taxes for - years
From D. C take Route : at the top Of
Good Hope Hill Sc. drive g miles from
D. c. line. turn left. drive p mile. see
SIGNS on property on left Owner or repre-
sentative on premises daily o 10 8. Owner,
JOHN A BRICKLEY.
Suite @O9-g1O Barr Bldg District 1921.
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WATERFRONT PROPERTY
SUMMER HOMES.

SALE OR EENT-TO CLOSE ESTATE. z
acres. beautifully Handicapped: improved BY
l4-room Summer home; 3 baths excellent
view near Eolf course and swimming pool.
CHARLES S. GARDNER,
Blue Ridge Summit Pa
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SALE OR RENT-SUBURBAN.

BUNGALOW. s RMS AND BATH. LARGE
front porch, with all improvements, large
yard. garage, on paved street; 90 min. TO
downtown. close to schools. stores churches.
bus and car lines 13 Hamilton st. Cot
tage City. Md. Phone Hyattsville 59s-M.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
WANTED-MONEY.

NJ 7NEY TO LOAN ON D c REAL ESTATE
at lowest interest rate Prompt service
JESSE L HEISKFLL lll5 Eye ST nv
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81 900 SECOND MORTGAGE loan. figh-
srade property conservatlvelv appraised
REPAYMENT monthly. Address Box 21l-S,
Star Office IQs
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$50 TO 900 GLEBE RD-. BALLsTON, VA
Building 50xS0 feet, including two stores
warehouse and garage suitable for snv
business. Make offer to Mr. SMITH, 11Oe
ST n "
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Lots, S97 so up: terms as low as 81
down and 81 monthly: in ne. Natl 1902
COLORED-S25 DOWN.
Eastl,nd Gardens D. C.-Beautiful. level
lots near two car lines (H ST.: bus line to
after $500 is paid on principal balance
same as rent. PRICES S4OO UP. Lots will
have sewer. water. sidewalk. gas and elec.
FREE See salesman. afternoons and Sum
day at 42nd and Kenilworth boulevard ne. :
new 4-Iane concrete street. Act quickly to
get the Test lots. Phone Met. 4151. At
night. Greenwood 2232.
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APARTMENT HOUSES,

Various sizes prices. available through
this ONCE to investors with real cash.
PEYSER & DREYFUSS, INC,
1928 K ST NV National O5S3.
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SALE-ACREAGE.

5 TO I5 ACRES OF MY HOME OVER
looking Rock Creek; 10 miles D c. Your
own terms. Address Box as Star once.
"a
KENSINGTON HEIGHTS
over - acres. wide frontage. on hard
surfaced road Priced right.
THOS- e. FARRELL CO. Realtors.
III 10Th St. NV. National n165.
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$50 DOWN

acres high. level land. cleo. miles
District line; price. $500
ia acres with large tobacco barn in
GOOD condition. on Nd. State Route 224,
II miles from Distric' line price, $40.
National 3-55 Or Atlantic SoO5-J ~
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SALE-FARMS.

a. IA ACRES OF HIGHLY ,2RoDUCT[[yE
state Of repair. barn. on nice stream. good
gravel road Price N3.3uu. No better
bargain to be had. % miles Of Washing
ton D. c. H. B. MITCHELL Herndon,
Va. phone 1875
S@5 CASH-I0 ACRES WOODED LAND.
SO per acre in heart Of Southern Mary
land. ClgSrette tobacco section. IS miles
.. C.: miles to salt water beach. Address
Box DTS. Star ofice.
FARM GO ACRES, OR BUILDING LOTS
in Friendly Nd. 20 minutes drive from
You St sc.
1912 ACRES 7-ROOM HOUSE ELEC-
tTlclty. good roads. neighbors and school;
50 300; SSuG cash. $50 monthly.
New modern bungalow with 2iz acres:
B F. sTIFFLER.
S5lq GeOTcIs Ave Silver Spring.
Shepherd 2OG3
l7O ACRES-Sl,67
Nd State read farm. S-room habltsble
house. tobacco barn stable and other
buildings Several soil types. crows hieh-
grade ClEarette tobacco and general farm
CroDst 100 acres fCleareo- well at house.
niles D C, in good section Of Southern
MARYLAND. A maximum value for price
THEODORE F. MENK
15e7 Park Rd. Columbia ISIS =
TOBACCO FARM. 12O ACRES LARGE
frontsee on State road. near BoWIc' H.
room house, running water elcc large
$4,000; Will trade for property IN Lynch
o B zANTzNGER Co,
10Th and K SIS. NV Natl 531l.
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SALE-WAREHOUSES.


WAREHOUSE STORY BRICK BUILD
less than rent. L. H. THADEN. wise. 544O
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American Security Building.
myo6 jeo 9.101I.12. .13.14,l5.1 .16 17.1sl II
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.-6-ROOM HOUSE.
ami. garage, large lot. fruit trees. Only
81 900 cash, $50 monthly. Wis. 1921.
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RENT-sUBURBAN.

3Ol6 Columbia Pike. Arlinston. Va.
Phone Clarendon 636.
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2519 Bid ST. N.E

Owner leavins city forced TO sell 5-room
and bath brick home, furnished or unIur-
nished newly decorated: only 5000.
Open evenings to 8.
c. M. PLUNKERT CO.,
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BAY RIDGE. MD. y WILL SACRIFICE
Gated plenty Of trees; 75 #. front, Isl
fl deep; on Decatur ave, facing water
l2-minute walk to beach Apply Z; 4
KETTLER River drive, Bay Ridge, Nd
Sat or Sunday
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sALE-CAPE COD COTTAGE ON SALT
water; ) rooms. large sleeping loft, MOD
ern improvements; beautifully decorated:
Quiet restfu location; very reasonable
E HAYES. Severn ave. Selby-on-the-
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SHERWOOD FOREST, 2I0 NOTTINGHAM
For sale or rent, completely furnished
4 b r, i. r., sleep porch. large porches,
maids r.. 3 baths; beautiful view over
Severn Open Sat. and sun. Apply 16
" Trvino Ch Oh Md Wise 3o22
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-05-12

south and first alley north of 18TH
st from winthrop-av 70 the first
alley east.