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The Washington times., 1937-05-17

Hit 400 For Day
In a losing game against the
Boston Red Sox yesterday, 6 to 5.
the Pole used some Of his power
to smack a ball through Pinky
Higgins, and Higgins Is q big.
strong guy, with good hands.
Later Simmons whaled a single
to left field, giving an average OF
400 for the day, and a mark OF
1888 for the weekend.
The challenge that Simmons
answered was hurled by Jess HILL
who stepped in when a nerve i'm.
pingement swept Ben Chapman
out of action. Simmons was in .
slump, and Hill started on a crazy
streak. Hill hit AIT for the while
he played in the West. and a citi'
zen who hits AIT under any con.
ditionS is a guy who must be met
under mis- own rules.
It is no secret that Mr.. Stanley
Raymond Harris maintained com.
plete neutrality in the matter, and
said that he would play the best
man in the position, which added
up to the correct answer.
AS a matter Of fact, Hill Is re-
garded as something Of a menace
by the entire outfielding corps.
Ben Chapman has been advised
to have his tonSilS removed, but
right now Chappie is doing moth.
ing of the sort. He will be back
in action just as fast as his
shoulder permits, and since he got
a hit yesterday, that may be
against the st. Louis Browns on
Tuesday.
Riddle Report Due
Johnny Riddle had his trouble
some right elbow X.rayed at
Georgetown Hospital yesterday
afternoon, and a comprehensive
report on his condition will be
submitted to President Clark G.
Griffith today. A copy of the re-
port will be sent to Commissioner
port will be sent to Commissioner
considering the report on Riddle
made by President Clark c. Grit
fifth.
The Washington times., 1937-05-17

Bobby post, I just sim
ply fell in love with the very SHIN
merry grandeur of the thing.
If you've ever been in love, then
I need say no more. You just
simply couldn't resist War Admi.
raj. I'm crazy to see him in spats
and with monocle and walking
stick. =
Gals, there is a gentleman with
everything.
Yes, as saw war Admiral for
my first time as a full-fledged g.
year-old (the horse, not mel, lead
ing the pack to the post, I thought
Of Bobby Clark's theme line:
II think you've got something
thereN
And my admiration was SO in.
tense that I harbored little feel
ing Of guilt. =
Only seven or eight minutes be.
fore I had bet on another horse,
and honestly, couldn't look War
Admiral in the face.
Apology Is Due
Such was my Scotch greed to
get a little something better than
savings bank interest on my 50
deposit, I must sit down immedi-
ately and write War Admiral an
apology. I am exceedingly
ashamed Of my avarice.
And here, 48 hours later. I am
not only sorry for my poor appre-
citation Of equine royalty, who I'm
The Washington times., 1937-05-17

Bats'For Mark
Of .3330ver
Weekend
BY FRANK BUCK" oNEML

BY FRANK BUCK" ONEALL
AL Simmons is answering a very
obvious challenge in the manner
that AL Simmons might be ex'
pected to answer such challenges.
Simmons began reaching the
ball in his accustomed style on
Saturday. He drove booming flies
to the outfield, but he hit to CEN
ter and left center. OF course. you
know that the boom of q fly Is
followed by the "ah" of the crowd,
but it is recorded as one time at
bat and no hits in the averages.
Those averages intrigue AL Sim
mons greatly. AS long as he con.
tinues to blast the ball he will
live opulently off the ball-club
owners.
So on Saturday after that runty
little guy Dallesandro ran back
to the fence and collared
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sure even Wally
Simpson would
agree is every
ounce an aristo'
crat h a d S h c
been back al
her old home.
stead on Freak
ness ay, but
I'm sorry, oh, SC
sorry, for q
S to u t hearted
NOISE IL d III 2 Y
Pornpoon.
It's just Pom
poon'S bad luck
to be born a
wear too soon,
The Washington times., 1937-05-17

or maybe a year too late. It's a
crying shame for two such mag
nificent 3-year-olds to come along
the same year. Either one, in that
field, or in the Derby field, would
have stood alone.
The multitude, whose massed
emotions throughout the slightly
less than the two minutes of the
race, rose and fell over the setting
in every note and crescendo of the
human scale, saw a Pompoon Civ.
Continued on Page 80, Col. A.
The Washington times., 1937-05-17
SIeuths Lose in Twelfth

WINCHESTER, Va. May IT.
The Bureau Of Investigation base
ball team of Washington lost a
6-5 decision to the Winchester
A. C. in IL innings yesterday. The
Sleuths came to defeat when Mil
Ter walked the first man up and
with two outs a two-base hit
brought in the winning run.
The Washington times., 1937-05-17
Ponnpoon Sad
Cas;eof 3-Yr.
Colts
BY KIRK MILLER
Times Sports Editor

AS Mr.. Bobby Clark,
comedian Of the late
Follies would pro b.
ably say to Mr.. Glen
Riddle, owner of War
Admiral:
II t h i n k you've
got SO m e t h i ng
there!"
Yes, I think we are all going
to hear considerable Of little
brown grail of a horse named
War Admiral before the dog
days come.
He is the sleekest thing you ever
saw in your life. Not overly big
The Washington times., 1937-05-17
Hero and Goat

THE HERO-Babe Herman,
the old Dodger and Red, who re-
placed Goose Goslin in the Tiger
outfield and drove in run that
beat Browns, 5 to 4.
THE GOAT-Ivy Andrews, who
had the White Sox whipped for
the Indians until the eighth, when
he allowed four runs and lost,
6 to 4.
The Washington times., 1937-05-17

to be staged for
t h e benefit of
the N a tt o nal
Fire Chiefs con-
vention.
While Scott, a
cool h e a d e d,
blond Zig h t.
heavyweight of
81, will be the
C h dice of ex-
pertS by reason
of h is convinc-
ing victory over
Hobo in t h cir
last battle, and
his impressive
rarnrd Will.
The Washington times., 1937-05-17

The feature
match of the
afternoon saw
Martin McCar.
thy and John
r. Miller, Of
B e a v er Dam,
topping j oh n
BraWner a n d
Ralph Quinter.
M &C a r t h y
sc ore d a IA,
while Mill e r
bagged a rs.
BraWner tailed
with a II and
@ u i n t e r
hroI1pht IN the
The Washington times., 1937-05-17

yet, but durable,
and as clean-cut
an d finely.chis-
eled in his out
lines as though
done by Rodin
himself.
AS I stood in
Pinnlico's c a t a.
combs of mill
ing humanity
and S a W War
Admiral st e p
pin G CALAMITY
al ng at the
h e a d Of h e
prance to the
The Washington times., 1937-05-17

wise crack intended.
Bolton in condition, and there
is no reason to think that he would
not be willing to get himself into
condition, would be an asset to
the club. Certainly he could be an
asset to the team.
The Washington times., 1937-05-17

There is q
growing senti.
ment on the
Club that Presi.
dent Clark Grit
fifth would do q
lot worse for the
w a S h in g ton
club and his
own bank roll by
forgetting that
he is very angry
with Cliff Boil.
ton. Bolton is
not the worst
catcher in base
ball by a couple
of Jugs full-no
The Washington times., 1937-05-17

one of hi S
drives, Simmons
switched his de-
Elections, got a
little farther
out in front Of
the plate, and
blasted a home
run into the left
field bleacherS.
It was his Sec
ond homer Of
the season, and
it was a most
important home
run. 1t W a S
easily the best
hit Al had made
st.
The Washington times., 1937-05-17
Beaver Dam Wins;
Meets Rolling Road
Ry CHICK KENNY

the Maryland State handicap matches for the Hearst Cup
hwartng the defending champion Chevy Chase team at Beaver
Dam yesterday afternoon 1917 IT, As result the victorious
Landover team will meet Rolling Road winner Of the Baltimore
district ayo to be named next Sunday afternoon
for the championship.
The Washington times., 1937-05-17
Scott Slight FaUorite
In Williams Bout

Buddy Scott the former George Washington coegian who
in less than Of professional fighting has scored 81 knock
outs in 80 bouts and yet taste defeat will be slight ia
vorte Hobo Williams of Alexandria, the former carnival
scrappe tonight in their 10round feature match at Turner's
The Washington times., 1937-05-17

Thus comes to a close the two.
year reign of Chevy Chase in this
spectacular and highly coveted
play.
The Washington times., 1937-05-17

Today-COffey Screen Co. vs.. National
Savings.
Tuesday-Heurich Brewers VS.. Old Mil.
yankee.
Wednesday-O'DOnnelI's Grill VS.. Ma
honaI Savings.
Thursday-COffey Screen vs.. Heurich
Brewers.
The Washington times., 1937-05-17

The match. marking the third
meeting between Scott and Will
liamS, will top a 36.round program
The Washington times., 1937-05-17

sGames behind leader.
Yesterdays RESULTS
Boston. 6; WASHINGTON, (l2 in
nings).
Chicago. 9; Cleveland. 4.
Detroit, 5; st. Louis. I.
New York. 8; Philadelphia, I.
TODAY's GAMES
Boston at WASHINGTON.
New York at Philadelphia.
(Only games Seheduled)
The Washington times., 1937-05-17
Major League Standings

sGames behind leader.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Pittsburgh, 2: st. Louis. I.
Philadelphia. s: New York, 0.
Cincinnati. 3; Chicago, 2.
Boston, 8; Brooklyn. 2 III innings)'
ToDAY's GAMES
Chicago at Cincinnati
(onIy game SchsdulS4S
The Washington times., 1937-05-17
Sandlot Loops Standing.
q. S, GOVERNMENT LEAGUE

INDUSTRIAL LEAGUE
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AUCTION SALES.
WIN. H. MOSS { Co. AUCTIoNEERa

WIN. H. MOSS & Co. AUcT1oNEERs.
7HUs saEIz sA fK5p e yA1 gP4544. '
THE CITY Or .ANNAPoLia ND.
s SsR = ES aSi5E 4S 4 e ahzH
Of tras Dated Eek d.s 81 nns b
sndei counts and .iso s. I sn ordsr
sa ii. cGq ss d s5 q An aer 1881
tho undersigned trustee Will offer At public
sale At the court house door in the City Of
1877 al n Wi % oc Mex h NJ shs III:
loving described properties:
No. as ave a0oIs f MS
tanning 10 apartments. Of which are now
rented this property Is 3 brick and stucco
sate is heated BY oil furnace and is easy
70 VI @ Sa win enin
With = Tifht of way :" in neon Common 20 over =
There are garages on this prope nfy' which
l., Second; All Of that lot Of land situated
Ing . frontase Of 1881 fest on Burnside
e. e.. and d.. depth Of 100 feet on Bay Ridse
rage: this property is wen adapted for :
trees; also for development
Both OF these properties are sold subject
and al other public charges viii be ad-
Terms OF sale AS per order OF court: A
deposit OF at least 10 per cent Of the pur.
chase price will be required OF the pur-
chaser on day Of sale, the balance In two
equal installments In six and twelve
months. the credit portions to bear in
terest from day of sale and to be secured
TO the satisfaction Of the trustee. or all
cash at the option Of the purchaser
For further particulars see the UNDER
EUGENE p. CHuD6. Trustee
II Church Circle, Annapolis Md.
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

DUPONT cIRUx+26 ROOMS BATHS:
arranged 10 apartments: income over
Sb. 900 year: exchange for to IL room
house. NV. MR. TAYLOR Adams 1855.
MT. PLEASANT, NEAR 10th sT-6-BED-
room house. lust redecorated inside and
out. WIN exchange for clear lots. Ad-
dress Box 134-X, Star once.
WILL EXCHANGE $4,000 EQUITY m 4
BEDROOM house Silver Spring. for bunsa-
low with large lot, nearby Maryland.
Phone Shepherd 2381-R
FOUR NEW BRICK COLONIAL 2-BATH
homes, modern. fitted out for two apart.
ments; win rent for s. 900 per year: al
equity Of sis: 900 Icr any business prop
erty. etc. Give full Information In drst
reply: Address Box 1851. Star ONCE
FARM. NEAR GREAT FALLS. SO ACRES:
VIII trade for D. G. property Potomac
Chevy CHASE. MD. iOs WEST UNDER
wood St, "a block west Of Conn. ave, ,
A very desirable 7-room. center-ha plan.
IN this splendid location: completely redec-
GRATED. Priced At SlO,4bO. H. l.. RUST
CO. 1901 18th NV. National 800.
r. i. ave. ne. Tor improved ,: e. property.
LLOYD r. TURNER.
800 18th st. S.W.
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INTERN'L. LATE 1894

Perfect condition. new 2-yard body:
never under shovel: rev tires; 1925.
1884 Dodge chassis and cab: good tires
overhauled: low mileage; S475 @. N,
Wells Coal Co Mt. Rainier Or 1867
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ACREAGE FOR SALE

BRADLEY FARMS MD.-DR1vE OUT TO
our trailer field once and see the most
beautiful residential sites in all surround-
acres on River I'd; just, beyond ConEres-
SIGNAL Club Club, 10 minutes ride from D; c.
M sf cRsa ssss VS. Dn Ave. o 5s{sssd.
Nd. Wisconsin 1910.
e1s-AcRE TRACTS OF LAND. NICELY
wooded. high elevation; 80 minutes from
to purchase; Immediate possession; sos
month. scHwARTz. 39a Cameron It..
LOOK! NEARLY HUNDRED ACRES ROLL
bus .SS ea av.abe pI 1as
Sa sEosM &1fE f1 fNrd P RPr l s9a Pc
eHsH Adarsss b. Boz a sS4x SAP s.aI sse NET
BEAUTIFUL TRACT OF LAND. ABOUT
h 5Sss NJ ggS| 5aSSsia NC: iois IT. ave
TRACT OF LAND. ABOUT ACRES,
pW yt n;}1 Nc Ma Quick sale; Need money
for building site on pike. Shepherd 1880.
100 ACRES IN NEARBY MD. CHARLES
CO. CO. With Nth houses: resp; 81 rooms; horse
other ana barns ws
sicEly to work; s. 900 cash, H balsnce 1 ina
stallments; 81 mi. Wash. g.. H. CLOCK,
42l6 Prospect ave. Brentwood, Md.
THREE ACRES, MORE OR LESS, ALL
clear land, at school and bus at AMMAN
dale. Virginia: $1,000: $500 cash: must
be sold. Address Box 93-X. Star once
APPROXIMATELY 500 ACRES GOOD
I I'm ~, isnd 81 cheap: need cash. Address
QUANTITIES TO SUIT: RIVER R0.,
district: desirable for building subdivisions
Or estates brokers. attention. FULTON
R. GORDON. l427 Eye st: NV Dist. $3.50.
2 TRACTS. l OF s, l OF 10 ACRES JUST
on Old GEORGETOWN I'd $3.50 per aero,
F FaaD 3. G GggsHMAN. 1oe N. Aa'~. st.
20 ACRES ON ROAD LEADING FROM
Norbeck to Redland: . beautiful piece OF
ground g viii cut 70 suit and low IN price.
Rockville. Md
413 CRESIS5OO-TERMs.
young truck farm, a place where you
can enjoy life E1ec.. phone. good roads
schools. churches. A place where children
cost you less and get more out OF life.
OWNER Box 46l1. Anacostia P. O.
SUBURBAN.
Small tract north Of WASHINGTON. ripe
THos. E. FARRELL CO..
721 10th st. NV.
National O765.
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MONEY 70 LOAN.


SECOND TRUST LOANS PROCURED
Small monthly payments: loans negotiated
IN three days. Call w. T. COTHERN 913
New York ave. NV. National 7416. IA
r. Z. LOANS, APT. HOUSES. STORES,
houses: Construction. Renewals. D. c., Md.
MERCHANTS r. Z. FINANCE CO. Co.
lumbia 1886.
MONEY 10 LOAN ON D. c. RIAL ESTATE
q loycst interest rate. Prompt service
sECoND-TRUsT LOANS TO HOME OWN
eTs: builders and brokers. Collatersl loans
or see COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.. 1875
Southern Bldg. Phones Dist. 6150-615 81.
TO-
MONEY TO PAY YOUR DEBTS.
LOANS ON YOUR PERSONAL SIGNATURE.
Loans for taxes. loans for personal bills.
loans for home improvements: prompt and
courteous service on first and second trust
real estate loans. See S. s. FREEDMAN
1906 r. !. ave. NV. Phone North O705.
F1RST.TRUs1 MONEY TO LOAN ON DC.
real estate. 30 interest. Quick service.
j. WALSHE INC
HOY Eye st NV National GAGS.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

452 N. Y. AVE NW-OFFICE NOW &C.
cupied as coal and fuel oil business suit
able for plumber. timer. etc. Only S29.5O
month. Apply premises or phone Decatur
5000 Apt Sl4. I3s
ATTRACTIVE 1st FLOOR.
Suitable for most any type of business;
IDEAL location; close to Union Station and
Capitol. 22S LIST st. NV.
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ACREAGE WANTED

IN FAIRFAX COUNTY. NEAR PRANK
lin Park or Chesterbrook 10 to 80 acre..
With or without house. Address BOX
90.W. Star once.
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY.

WANTED-sMALL COTTAGE AT VIR-
g1nla Beach month of June; moderate
rental Address Box 195-X Star Office =
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GRAHAM coupe rumble seat. 1888; sharp.
.ooklng car; considerably reduced: VIII
condition: Gold Seal guaranteed and per.
sonally Endorsed: S295 Fleming Motto,
Corporation, Champlain st. at Kalorams
Columbia 1910 " 49,"
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GRAHAM 1885 sedan 6-cylinder: beautiful
black; motor and interior excellent; eco.
nomlcal family car, priced low for a quick
sale; $3.50. L. P. Steuart. Inc. 1925
14th st NV
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GRAHAM de luxe Silver Streak; q
wheels. trunk. etc: very best condition;
| sacrince S97; terms, 81 down Evans
| Palmer N Y and Fla ayes n .
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MONEY WANTED.

BUSINESS FIRM NEEDS $4,000 FOR
purchase Of merchandise; will pay Sc,
plus commission; stand thorough investi-
cation. For personal interview call At
lantlc Al 10 any time Sunday or from $50
to 30 Pm; during week. Ask for MISS
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FRANKLIN COW. coupe, 1893; original
fntsh of tan with six red wire wheels,
perfect top, motor completely recondi.
toned and equipped with supercharser
This is an outstanding used car value Ell
only S395; Norris. Inc, 2O1S 14th st..
NV, North 3949
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT,
STORES FOR SALE.

BAKERY FOR SALE 7l3 F ST. NE.
DELICA1ESSEN STORE, GOOD LOCA-
ton: very reasonable North 1900.
9TH AND KENNEDY SITS. = MODERN
store 5-rm. apt. end A.. double garage
Excellent location for any business. Priced
for immediate sale. VIM B. KRAFT. Met
1854. evenings, Adams 22lS o.
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STORES FOR RENT.

2007 ST. NW.-BEAUTIFUL STORE
and basement for any business or show
room. DINOW1TZ CO.. National 6717. =
CORNER STORE. BEAUTIFUL. FAST
growing location. Wonderful opportunity.
Good lease. Low rent. Call Alexandria
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GRAHAM 1885, car in excellent condition
will sell Tor any reas. offer: priv. owner.
| Adams 1857
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HUDSON Aerotype Silver Flash" sedan
harness tan finish like new. only STU
terms. $40 down. Evans Palmer, N. Y. and
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GRAHAM 1881 sedan, dark blue. good
PAM gooo tires, $1,000. Potoma {
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HUDSON 1884 de luxe sedan. golden belize
nnlSh, radio interior spotless: driven We 5
little: sacrifice for only SIS down and ba I.
ance IN terms to suit. NORTH WASHING
ION MOTORS, PACKARD DEALERS. So:
Ga. ave. Shep "a -
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| FORD CONVERTIBLE SEDAN 1895:
original black factory finish and equipped
with white sidewall tires: S75 down. 500
dealer 5000 Conn ave
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FORD 1885 Fordor de luxe 1895. AS
good as new car. Run very little as owner
has been sick in hospital Original tires
and IN perfect mechanical condition,
l432 Crittenden st NV. Geo goal
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owned and carefully driven; factory finish
clean and unworn: interior immaculate:
motor Is emcient and sound: all tires ex-
Or Plymouth as down payment: easy terms
; INC na q, our Famous Blue Ribbon Euaran-
P3rd Dealers. No. N. Y. ave. NV Natl.
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built-in trunk gun metal finish and mo-
hair interior like new: mechanical order
equal to new: tires show prac .ically no
plymouth As down payment; easy terms
INC ineiud ION %, our Famous Blue Ribbon {uaran-
FORD Dealers. No 2 N. Y. ave. NV. Natl.
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OK, motor. good rubber. Clean car foI
the low price Of $3.50. L. P. SteuArt, Inc
1928 I4th st NV
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DODGE 1885 Dc luxe 4-door sedan, S456:
1885 Dc luxe coach. $3.50; terms. Barnes
Motors. 1870 18th st. nv. Decatur 1890.
D0poE 1887 A,doer tcuItn9 sedan; daysa
4eAlegei 4 Golden, 9SS Carroll o. NV.
Takems. D. g. 0eoYgiA o6oe.
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FORD 1886 coupe; rumble seat heater
radio: has Ford special high-speed axle !:
| sacrince; price. S445. Howard g. Kearney.
42Ol Conn. ave Cleveland 2115
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FORD 1885 Tudor sedan, black; powerful
and quiet VS. motor. rubber and interior
excellent Truly nne car. priced low for
1929 1@th ct nv
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HAZEL HURST. SOMERSET. VA.-GEN-
tlemans country home. for Summer, To-
Gated foot Of Blue Ridge Mountains. 30
miles from Washington, near Pennington
Country Club. House contains 5 master
bed rooms, 3 baths. 2 drawing rooms, din
ing room. buffers pantry. kitchen. serv-
ants quarters and garage for . cars. For
Met. 061O.
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS. W. va
Summer homes for season, Wedgewood,
10 rms. 3 baths. $500. Fenton. IA rms.
& baths. 81 800. Address Box 294-Z. Star
once.
RPNG FORBT-FOR RENT-HOILOW
tile and brick bungalow on North Broadley
Trail; ami; large parking space, low
boat. club house hshinR and bathing; rent
Tor season. Potomac 0S23
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FORD 1888 coupe IN run metal: driven
By original owner: clean and sound as
new; very good tires; priced low with
small down payment and easy terms. In
cIuomS our Famous Blue Ribbon Suaran-
Zee and 3O-day no-cost service. Triangle
rord Dealers, No. 2 N. Y. ave NV. Natl
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FORD 1888 Fordor touring sedan WITH
built-in trunk. gun metal finish without .
scratch. clean interior shows no wear,
smooth, economical motor. very good
Plymouth A. down payment: easy terms.
inSiuding our Famous Blue Ribbon guar
ford Dealers. No 2 N. Y. ave. NV. Natl.
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NORD 1884 de luxe custom sedan: ROYAL
9lue fnish Ike new: best Of care: sacrifice,
500; terms. 800 down. Evans Palmer.
Y and Fa ayes ne
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HUDSON COACH. 1894; beautiful,
smooth-running. economical car. 1926,
terms. 607 Massachusetts ave. NV
HUDSON, 1885 5--pass. sedan. model s65.
black paint. perfect upholstery excellent
tires; low mileage. You can readily tel
this car had unusual care 1915 c, c. c
guaranty: Capitol Cadillac Co. 1922 22rc
st. ". National 5000. Open Sun and eve
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FORD 1884 cabriolet, excellent running
order; 4 new white-wall tires. Phone
Greenwood 1900 week days
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throughout: runs good good paint: exec.
tional low price; $500 81 Eye st ne Met.
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ez-ACRE TRACTS OF LAND, NICELY
wooded, high elevation; 80 minutes iron
Washington, in Virginia; direct from owner
TO purchase; immediate possession: S295
month. SCHWARTZ, 323 Cameron It.,
Alexandria, Va. Phone Alexandria 747,
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FOHO 1881 coach; nne cond and appear !:
Auto Mart. 2sO5 Georgia ave NV
FORD 1888 CONVERTIBLE COUPE. ali
90 iuxe Equipment very low mileage:
and top. Car like new Sacriice, PRY
| PACKARD" 5000 Conn. ave Cleveland
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sedan: car kept Ike neV:
81 a sssS:: sii'i =. :! s e:
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STORES WANTED.
SUMMER HOMES.

FOR RENT--sUMMER. HOME IN BLUE
Ridge MIS-. furn.. bath, cleo, open fre-
place. screened porch. shady lawn, garage.
NIMROD MERCER Bluemont. Va.
BEST OFFER RENTS COTTAGEFUR-
nished. 10 rms, san. plumbing ell &C. lights.
BUDDECKE. Blue Ridge Summit, Pa.
MODERN SUMMER COTTAGE ON LAKE
Morey, Fairlee. VT. Six bed rooms, twin
beds; three baths. hot and cold water;
large living room and fireplace. Com
ming, boating. riding golf Daily delivery
from stores. May through October. or SEP
arately. For terms. write or cali :. H.
WOOD6AN, 11S Lincoln ave, RidgeTood,
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1913 FORD Tudor; 1855 cash: owner must
sell immediately. 1914 18th st., Apt. 204.
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| FORD 1885 Tudor touring sedan (trunk) .
ae luxe equipped. with seat covers: like new
| owner; must SELL Cleveland 1888. 3327
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