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GE ON ST. LEoNARD's

FISHING LODGE ON ST. LEONARD'S
Greek just of PatuXent River, Nd 500
#. water frontage; 10 acres heavily
wooded: beautiful secluded spot good
fishing swimming; boat pier. , outbuIld-
ingS and well. House furn. sleep peO-
pie. Hard-Surface road. Price 50 500. on
terms. S3 900 cash. Phone W. c. HAINES,
Met. USU5 or Met S29a
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FOR RENT NEAR ANNAPOLIS FUR
nished water front log cabins. Modern
conveniences. rock fireplaces; rowboat,
nettle net. Safe boating and bathing for
children. Reasonable for season to quiet,
refined families. Walnut 9207 or Claren-
don 1kS-R
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NEAR HAYMARKET, VA,

In that beautiful rolling section Just
east of Bull Run Mt: 20S acres. 200
clear; well. springs. streams, fences and
cross fenced; Sroom house, no modern
improvements. Good barn and outouild-
ingS. Price 80 700: terms. MARTIN T.
WEBB & SON Annandele Va. Post office,
Fairfax. Phone Alexandria ST6-W-3.
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LOTS FOR SALE,

BEAUTIFUL HOME SITS LOT. CHEVY
ShaSe D.. C. lOOx2OO, surrounded by
Deautliul homes; blocks from Circle.
METROPOLITAN 1sI3 cA-AS'
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NEAR l4thh AND YOU sTs.LILARGE
S3, ,420. Priced at $50 900 for quick
sale on terms. or trade. Geo. 1898.
p29 11th ST, N.W.-1st COM, BRICK
priced for quick sale, less than assessed
value. OWNER.
OLD TAVERN AT CLINTON MD, ~
miles from D. c. on Md. road No 3: 10
rms. lot 19Qx350 ft.; in the heart Of town.
Nationally known in American history
this old Surratt House offers an oppor-
tunity for tea house use, there being no
good dining place within miles and the
road traffic being sufficient in itself. Price,
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
1719 st. NV. National 1166.
WAREHOUSE, 2-sTORY. BRICK. 3sx70;
near North Capitol and H sts.; $4,000.
GARAGE OR WAREHOUSE. 50x50. and
adjoining vacant lot, ,50x50i sell cheap to
settle estate; near 9th and SITS. NV.
AUTO REPAIR SHOP, near 10th and L
sts. NV; 2-story brick; INV. heat; grease
trap, cleo: $3.50: rent. $3.50.
Met POPS. D. E. BARRY. 1907 H St.
EXCELLENT CORNER ON BLADENS-
burg I'd. for gas station now operating.
CAPITAL ADJUSTING g. FINANCE CO..
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LOTS IOR SALE.

LOT FOR SALE, 40 BY 107 FIT. "a BLOCK
from Baltimore Blvd, Colmar Manor I'm
provements. See 100 McAdoo ave, Colmar
Manor Md
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! MODERN POULTRY FARM FULLY
| equipped 3 acres / miles from D. C.
| Phone Capitol Heights 23-F-2@.
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APPX. 350-ACRE STOCK FARM; ONE
OF the most perfect in this part of Vir-
ginia Stock equipment, new house sec
ond house (oldJ. barns outbuildings 100
acres fine timber, balance under cultva
ton and grazing. Accident to owner only
reason for selling About 80 minutes
drive. State highway, to Washington.
Price S24 900
G W, CLEVER CO.. INC.
11S3 N Irving ST Arlingt00 Va
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SUMMER CAMPS.

RUSTIC COTTAGE IN DAM CREEK. Is
acres wild woods: 12 miles club section
near cOnVeniences. Potomac 3464.
CAMP KEWANZEE.
FOR CHILDREN 8 TO Is
On highest peak in the Virginia Blue
Ridge near Natural Bridge: elevation
4 600 feet: wonderful climate; convenient
to Washington: reasonable rates For in
formation write GUS WEIGH. American
University Washington. D. c.. or call
Columbia 1862
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10 ACRES LAND ON BEAUTIFUL ACCO-
tink Run. Large 3-rm. cottage large liv.
rm. fireplace Philgas stove lights This
land is covered with large oaks and other
variety trees, Good fishing in run small
boat used; about l 800 TT, bordering on
run. about 500 It. on State gravel road;
only mi. from WASHINGTON Cheap at
S3. $50, terms, Also other, nice country
property. such as general farm. dairy
farm and unimproved land This land
runs anywhere from one acre up to LOO
acres, some as low as 81 an acre.
n
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FARMS FOR SALE.
MARYLAND FARMS.

VlLLh1E HUME, l5S4 ACRES.
large house, of pleasing design and in
good, condition; Large, sunny rooms. real
fireplace, electricity. Surrounded with
large trees. One lot contains about II
acres Of coMPLEa !Sxf5 1sre DAIRY fTfe rSRM saS2o
20 acres. modern S-room house bath
electricity: dairy barn, Louden equipment;
silo cattle sheds, granary, machine shed,
wagon shed, large poultry house. Land
pasture. Good income from dairy and
poultry. Price, S7,250 without equipment
5000 with everything:
SOUTHERN MARYLAND.
Near Marshall Hall. on good road; very
Fertile farm of 110 acres, sassafras loan.
fencing. Six-roomu house in good repair
tobacco barn, poultry house. corn house
and other buildings. Thirty acres in wheat,
balance mostly in grass; $4,000. With
stock machinery and crops, $500.
Can use small acreage and house which
may be some distance from Washington.
CHOICE BUILDING SITES
COLESVILLE PIKE SECTION.
- TWO acres. facing two roads. ST. 300
7 acres beautiful trees, $3.50 per acre;
20 acres, woods and large stream. SO ,500
20 to 40 acres $125 per acre.
ON GEORGIA AVENUE.
High level corner, 6 acres, SO 500.
AVENEL. 4la MILES D. C.
=, - acres good land, slopes south; high
FOUR ACRES. o ROOMS. . BATHS.
Modern Dutch Colonial, wooded lot.
Only 41a miles q. C. City water, cleo
tricity. oak floors. fireplace, automatic
coal coal burner, four garages; Large spring
BALTIMORE BOULEVARD.
Four to twenty acres, Baltimore Boule-
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634 PA. AVE. S.E.-STORE AND 8 RMS.
brick, 23-ft. front; near Penn Theater and
Kresge and 10; price, Sl4,75O. OWNER
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602 NW,-NEAR ALL COURT AND
Government buildings. Large outside
rooms. Met 1852, MIR. ROGERS.
1907 H ST. NW.-ONE LARGE ROOM
1st-fidor front; good business location; SO
weekly.
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223 ACRES IN HOWARD COUNTY. 21
miles north Of District line. 70 mile on
GCSS REALTY COMPANY,
$500 Wisconsin Ave Wisconsin 1858
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Garden Week" April Both to May Sth.
IEONARD SNIDER La Plata. Nd

HISTORIC SOUTHERN MARYLAND
Request list of Colonial estates, water
front properties, tobacco, stock and gen.
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FINE STOCK FARM 345 ACRES, as
miles from Washington: $50 acres in
grass and cultivation; / mile frontage on
hard road; farm is very fertile. fenced
and cross fenced; Colonial frame house, l2
rooms freplaces, full basement, on hill
in pretty grove of trees; beautiful stream
around lawn; large barn and other build
ings;: farm. is clear of debt and can be
purchased for S75 per acre; one-half cash;
balance, S100 per month. Will include all
feed, stock. crops and machinery for 81
500 additional. See MASON HIRST Ann
andale Fairfax County. Va. at the end of
Once closed Sundays.
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$50 DOWN-3la ACRES, WOODED, FAC
ing sravel road, 12la miles D. c.; 1928.
Atlantic 5205-J or Natl 1888.
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SHANNON & LUCHS CO,
1905 II st. NV. National 2345
TWO LARGE LOTS ON 9Th STREET
southwest with frontage of over "a feet
Four metal garages on rear
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WAREHOUSES WANTED.

single Office: r.r. siding pref but not REQ.
Will consider sharing with other tenant.
Phone week days, Met 1859.
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"WINDHAM.

Charming house. ami; acres; bed
rms, 212 baths freplaces. oil heat; shade,
fruit; house hidden from highway by beau
tiful hemlock hedge; near Lee blvd, on
Alexandria -Leesburg pike 22s mi south
of traffic light in Falls Church Sign on
property or phone Falls Church S06-F-4
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CHEVY CHASE
Western ave. blocks east Oh. CHI
Circle; beautifully wooded home site. in
lovely section; on bus line; TO-ft. frontage:
greatly reduced for immediate sale.
OWNER. CLEVELAND TIN.
SEVERAL BUILDING SITES IN D. c..
with modern convenienceS; 5000 up. Apply
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.
| (Continued.)
8 BRICKS, RENTING FOR 500 80 MONTH.
| Price 5000: THOMAS P. BROWN. 6l5
BUSINESS BUILDING.
SMALL APARTMENT BUILDING

In good rental section-15 apts of 3
rooms. Kit. and bath; rent schedule at
8narred fSw rents nearly 5000 yearly; nicely
payment and reasonable terms. Call Mr.
prev metropolitan 2S27. F. ELIOT MID
DLETON- oOn Investment BLDG
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HERRING BAY-TWO COzY COTTAGES,
electricity water; refined Summer colony;
committing distance, 20 mi, Bathing, fish,
ing Grabbing. Rent season very reason
able Phone West River 27F-5. call be-
tween noon and b pm. Route a, follow
Deale Beach signs to Matt WindSor's store.
right TO Masons Beach. Mr.. DOYLE.
Deale, Md
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At Public Auction.

BY virtue of authority vested in US We
will offer for sale at public auction on the
TTsnRsssbf TRsbA iacnf HE rs E2skys she DAY
9cLocK Sc a5E PM A. the i95 ioiloxtnE ,dessFI6sd
lana lana ssts FnoTn IN s the
TRACT" containing approximately 1872 SO
acres fronting on the easterly side of the
estate known as Tree Tops; with a
fTqntage on the nOrtheTIy side 81 I0bss mes
rear to Rock Greek Park proposed. This
property is ideally situate for development
as a large estate; being in the vicinity of
Thorpe and GroSyenor Estates; or It may
be readily .subdivided being Just north of
Vage chevy chase
Heights ,'Woodmont" and Bethesda.
payable in equal installments in one. two
and three years, secured by deed of trust
on property sold, bearing interest at the
semi-annually. or all cash. at the option
of the purchaser. A deposit OF S25O0,0 90
of sale All ,conveyancing, examination
at, the cost of the purchaser. Terms OF
days from day of sale. otherwise deposit
forfeited and the property may be adver-
tised and resold at the discretion of the
PIERRE C. DUGAN & NEPHEW.
BROKERS. PLEASE NOTE 5Tssf The Aosrs; owner's
agent agrees to pay commission of 212fo
TO the broker securing purchaser for
this property at the auction sale: To be
must notify, Thos. J. owen & Son. Auc..
tioneers prior, to the sale. In writing. of
as q the ssn be ss . 9
ssI.n.. part thas fss SiSf;tz i. sG. Isp'
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2S5 A.-TYPICAL COUNTRY GENTLE
mans estate, large Colonial stone resi-
dence, beautiful lockwood gardens five
acres in lawn. dotted with SRs old trees;
new stone tenant house large barn; $50
a. gently rolling bluegrass fields; fine
stream; main highway 40 minutes to
Washington. Sale at less than improve
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pont Circle on prominent street, 2-story
freproof building, 900 square feet of
space on first floor; wide frontage, foot
alley; 2nd commercial zone Call Mr.
Willett, C: H; HILLEGEIST CO. 1921 K
ct NV. Natl 5000 or Col 02NG
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ONE IN A THOuSAND

IIOGsH1VD
Farm properties possess the requirements
OF the ideal country estate. Convenience
OF location, proper environment. attractive
setting and an old brick house suitable for
remodeling
Good land which can produce a profit
on tine investment and adequate farm
buildings are seldom found on a single
properly We have 1t in Montgomery
County. There are. 167 acres. The price
is ST. 600. For full particulars. call
-29 3. N wv IAirtrict ES4n
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FARMS WANTED.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE

CONN AVE. APARTMENT HOUSE 80
units SO financing. Annual income SIS
600 Nets 25ro on equity above trust.
Constantly increasing commercial value,
CLYDE c. DUNNINGTON. CLEV. 242S. H.
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ANACosTIA- PIG NICHOLS AVE. Sc
Store and house with s rooms and bath
h.-wh. and elec. Fine condition. Lot
4Sx130. Price Sl1 500: on terms
Dist. S917 w. L. MOORE. Geo 2sO"
BY OWNER-STORE AND 3 APART
ments. ami, on Columbia RS. between
18th and 18th sts. NV. Address Box
400, Star office. IL
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LEAVING CITY. WILL SACRIFICE A.
floor, 2 business 4-apt bldg near 18th
and Col. I'd; completely rented; good,
steady income; attrdctively financed. also
2 lovely. large lots off Mount Vernon
Blvd. "a miles Mount Vernon. Adams
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AUCTION SALES.
THOS- ]. OWEN & SON. Auctioneers,
1881 EYE ST. NV.

Valuable tract of unim-
proved ground, containing
about 1888 acres more or
less, suitable for use as an
estate or for subdivision pur-
poses, having a frontage of
1858 feet on the easterly side
of Rockville Pike, about
800 feet north of Jones Mill
road on which the property
also has a frontage of 100
feet and running back i'll the
rear to Rock Creek Park;
proposed being located about
a mile north of the business
center of Bethesda, Md.
At Public Auction.
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Desk SPACE OR PRIVATE OFFICE
downtown, ideal location; services. Metro.
pOlitan T54S.
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20 ACRES-GOOD BUILDINGS. 9-ROoM
Va; $1,000. Also 80 acres good land,
buildings fair, branch. / wells two houses
two barns. MR.. B., 1OOl Monroe ST. W.
Columbia lOl6 IL
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FILLING STATION, GROCERY BEER.
pool room, stock and fixtures 10 rooms.
bath. h.-w.h.; corner lot l50X20O #; doing
$500 per. week ERWIN REALTY CO.. call
HyattSyille T65
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ONE OF WASHINGTON'S EXCLUSIVE
Summer resorts one hours drive from the
heart of the city; attractive cottage, facing
water. containing two bed rooms large
living room with open fireplace, kitchen
and bath; two screened porches. running
water electric lights, gas tPyrofaXl, ga
rage space for one car. Ample grounds
large shade trees. A deliehtful location.
For further details. call the Real Estate
Department, American Security & Trust
Co. Natl. 4Sl5.
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SILVER SPRING

"a Bank OferingD
overlooking park and senior high school.
toSS tu-loot frontage, many wooded, $3.50
upward, macadam streets, sewer water.
etc High elevation design your own home,
Me VIII hnance responsible indiyidualy
onep 2l5O Tor appointment. once at Floyer
ave IN. S.L....-a. ~. iA....
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

FURNISHED OFFICE OR DESK SPACE
Phone service. Reasonable, 1905 K st.
NV. National 1900.
OFFICE OR DESK SPACE IN LAWYER S
of1ces. 732 Woodward Bldg. District 1920
Share
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Alex. va. Route :. Alex. INN-W-3.
40 ACRES HIGHLY PRODUCTIVE LAND.
improved with 7-room dwelling beautiful
setting on high elevation, with nice shaded
small stream nice orchard: on good road.
within % miles OF Washington. Price
$500. one-half cash. balance terms
Phone 1876. H. B. MITCHELL Herndon Va.
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CREs, EXCELLENT LOCATION. 5-RM.
allow. h.-w.h., eleC. range, refrigera-
oak floors full basement, garage.
I'd buy at $4,000 Rent, S47.5O.
G. T. REEVES
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NINE-ROOM HOUSE ON MAIN ST OF
Rockville and in the residential section
All-modern improvements. including two
baths, garage and chicken house. $500
worth Of choice peony plants.
FRED B. CUSHMAN.
106 N. Adams St. Rockville.
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R F l.. No. >. C. &. CROSS. Fairfax. Va.

" 4 -, INO, =. - d. StlOoo' dlIIaA, va.
HIGHWAY CORNER PROPERTY NEAR
Rockville: tract of $50 acres. level de-
sirable as an estate golf course or air
37O-ACRE ESTATE IA MILES FROM
Chain Bridge Fairfax Co. Stream, springs
meadow "a mile long. Splendid S-room
dwelling tenant house 3 good barns out
buildings. = miles road front fine old
trees: electricity available. Cash price
81 o 800 GEORGE w. SUMMERS, l G21
H st. METROPOLITAN 3iiG
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.
ACREAGE FOR SALE

WAREHOUSE. located centrally, l6!
square feet; electric elevator price reas
able. Address Box NIX Star Office
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SUBURBAN PROP. SALE OR RENT.

SALE OR .RENT-T-RM.. 3 BED RMS, "a
bath. brick and frame home in modern. eX-
Considerable reduction from value for quick
sale or 3-year occupancy, Alex 342l M IL"
FALLS CHURCH-BUNGALO Is ROOMS,
bath, incloSed porch; all one floor; furnace,
cellar. garage: Shrubbery fruit; about two
thirds acre; $1,000; terms Rent, 500.
OWNER. Falls Church 4S1.
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AT THOMAS CIRCLE.
| 18th ST. NV

1895 Mass. ave. two large corner
rooms for professional use.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO,
1905 H ST.. NV National 2345.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

tween Baltimore and WASHINGTON; beauti-
full. fertile, well located. Would make
fine estate. r. B. PUE & CO.. E. Lex.
NEAR FORESTVILLE VA. IN FAIRFAX
Co.-23 acres, 6-rm house. good outbuild-
ingS, j. l.. MARSHALL owner. For infor-
nation. call Adams 3522-J IL
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I'd COMMERCIAL, BUILDING

AU UNOIVIIWEINOIaI bUILDIINO
$3.50 SO. FIT. SPACE.
SALE OR LEASE
Downtown. half block off Conn. ave.
nreproof building, suitable for garage.
warehouse manufacturing or any whole
sale business. Priced right for sale or
lons-term lease. Call MR.. UGAST, En-
erson 1921. or Met. 1927. F. ELIOT
MIDDLETON 205 Investment Bldg.
CORNER PROPERTY.
GROCERY BUSINESS AND BUILDING.
store and rooms on hrst floor; 3
rooms and bath on second floor; 2-car
garage mixed neighborhood. PRICE.
FL, ,5oU Call MR.. GUIFFRE, Met. 2S27.
Bldg.
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? rms. bath ground floor Of ant;
for professional use $40 100
Refrigeratton Resident Manager.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO,
1905 H St. ND. National 23f5
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GOSSIP SLAYER
IS DENIED PAROLE
Commissioner Holds Mrs.
Gillespie Should Serve at
Least Half of Term,
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BALTIMORE. Dec. 9.-Mrs. Rachel
Gillespie, convicted of Cecil Countys
gossip Staying" last year and SEN
fenced to four years in prison, lost a
bid for freedom yesterday when Parole
Commissioner j. Cookman Boyd held
she should serve half her sentence
before asking parole.
Mrs. Gillespie's application was one
Of nine Commissioner Boyd refused at
hearings yesterday. He approved four
and ordered one case held for further
hearing.
State Senator Harold E. Cobourn,
who defended Mrs. Gillespie at her
trial in Elkton in May, 1886, brought
a dozen character witnesses, including
the 35-year-old mothers two children.
Mrs Gillespie, the State charged at
the trial, shot and fatally wounded
Mrs, Mily Fisher of Perryville as the
result Of community gossip" involv-
ing Mrs. Fisher and Mrs. Gillespie's 8
husband. The shooting occurred in
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land" on the lecture program of the
National Geographic Society at 9
pm. tomorrow at Constitution Hall.
Mr.. Holmes win illustrate his lee
ture with color slides and motion
pictures showing many points oi
interest in the British Isles, including
Oxford University, ancient castles
historic hotels and inns and the
English lakes. Motion picture films
of British royalty from the period OF
Queen Victoria to the present King
also will be shown.
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the doorway Of Mrs. Fishers home
March 20, 1896.

the doorway Of Mrs. Fishers home
March 28, 1886.
Boyd also turned down an applica-
ton from CLANCY Burte of Baltimore,
sentenced in 1882 to seven years for
the hold-up of bank at Trappe, in
Talbot County. Burte escaped from
the State penal farm in 1884 and was
not recaptured until early this year.
Prisoners recommended for parole
included Charles Mulligan, sentenced
from Anne Arundel County for 10
years on six charges Of embezzlement
and forgery and false pretenses, and
James A. Winters, colored, st. Marys
County, one year for assault and
battery.
The plea of Charles Bright, colored
Montgomery County, 10 months for
receiving stolen goods, was held for
further consideration.
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$500, 900 SUIT FILED

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. o P.-sun
Pictures Corp. hung Q half-million
dollar price tag on . dogs nams
today.
Sun claims In q suit against Twen-
tieth Century-Fox Film Corp. and
RKO-Radio Pictures, Inc, that 1t
mas distributed SO films featuring
the name "Lightnin' and contain
ing dog actor for each. Therefore,
Sun asserts 1t has exclusive right to
that name.
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D. c. HIGHER EDUCATION
GIVEN TO GIRLS FIRST
Boys Did Not Get in Until 1879,
Mrs. Doyle Tells
Zonta C1uh

Higher education in the District
was tried out on girls before 1t was
extended to boys, Mrs Henry Grattan
Doyle. president of the Board of Edu-
cation, told the Zonta Club yesterday
at the Y. w. c. A.
Public sentiment did not favor in
creased taxes for high school, she
said, but in 1878 girls thought able to
go beyond the eighth grade were ex-
perimentally placed under one teacher
in an advanced grammer school. The
results were so favorable the boys
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got In on similar class the following
year.
The course was extended to two
years in 1879 and the first high school
was started in 1880, she said.
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BURTON HOLMES TO TALK
ON ENGLISH MOTOR TOUR

Burton Holmes, world traveller and
lecturer, will talk on Motor Tour
Through England, Wales and Scot
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handicap and was certainly entitled to
considerable credit for the showing
made by Senator Bland.
Lamle, who piloted the winner, start
ed riding in 1889. At n time he was
regarded as the quickest boy away from
the post in America. He had ridden
such horses as Gingston, Dobbins,
Longshot, Yorkville Belle, Fancy, Ma
jor Donjs, Raceland, Banquet, Poto-
mac. Gotham and many others. Lamle
made a record of winning 10 straight
races on Major Domo.
Something about the breeding OF
Senator Bland will doubtless prove of
interest to many people who visited
the old Anaconda track.
He was bred at Bitter Root Stock
Farm and was four years old when he
raced Ostler Joe. He was a grandly
turned horse and his race demonstrate
ed beyond cavil that he was a weight
packer.
His sire was imported Inverness. son
of Cymbal and Belle of Scotland. His
dam, Wood Violet, by The Ill Used
also an import. Senator Bland had
several crosses of Irish Bridcatcher in
his pedigree. He was undoubtedly one
of the highest class race horses ever
raised in the state of Montana.
Ostler Joe was Montana owned when
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Sports Tales
of other daus

Of the son Of Inverness was on every.
ones lips, and wen the losers had
nothing but words of praise for the
winner Of the Copper City handicap.
They all admitted manfully that the
best had won.
The Surging Crowds
There wa great rejoicing among the
admirers of the turf when the morn
ing of the race opened up bright and
clear. It was generally agreed that
with favorable weather the Anaconda
track would present a gala appearance
and the promoters of racing in this
state We're not doomed to diSappoint-
ment. Every train brought carloads
of people and Anaconda never present.
ed a livelier appearance. The wealth
and beauty of Montana assembled at
the track and the grandstHnd present.
ed a most animated scene. The hand
some and gay costumes of the aides
lent charm to the occasion. Although
the stands and betting sheds were I'M
usually crowded, everyone appeared
good natured and bent upon enjoying
the national holiC.1y.
The crowds began to arrive at the
track soon after l O'Clock and came,
not in single file, but in battallons.
until nearly 3 O'Clock. The attendance
was conservatively estimated at 1000.
and few came who did rot speculate on
several OF the races.
The Event of the Day
Naturally the Copper City handicap
was the piece de resistance of the day
and fully 20 minutes before the race,
every foot Of the grandstand was
packed, while for a furlOng along the
stretch. the people were lined up three
and four feet deep. IN tine saddling
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Blood and keep you healthy. Most people pass
about 8 pints a day or about 3 pounds Of waste.
Frequent or scanty passages with smarting
and burning shows there may be something
An excess Of acids or poisons in your blood,
when due to functional kidney disorders, may
be the cause Of nagging backache, rheumatic
pains. lumbago. leg pains, loss IF pep and en-
under the eyes, headaches and dizziness.
Don't waiti Ask your druggist for Doan's
Pills, used successfully by millions for over 40
is miles Of Kidney tubes flush out poisonous
waste from your blood. Get Doan's Pills.