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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-08-25
Sport Worlds
Passing Show

Unfavorable weather retarded
advance sale of tickets for Louis
FAIR heavyweight championship
fight tomorrow night.
Roger Kelly, of Los Angeles,
won medal with total of 142 in
qualifying round of national
amateur golf championship at
Portland, Ore.
Don Bulge and Gene Mako
scored in opening round of ma
tional doubles tennis champion
ship tournament at Brookline,
Mass.
Ranger outsailed Rainbow
and Yankee in 271a-mile race
off Newport to win Kings Cup.
Dorothy Traung, of San Fran
cisco. led favorites through first
round of women's Western golf
tourney at st. Paul.
Mrs. Leila Hall, Of Strasburg,
Mo-, won national shooting title
for third time at Vandalia, Ohio.
Bulwark captured Amsterdam
Stakes at Saratoga by length
over Twice.
Chance King won by neck
over Building Trades in Rock
land Purse at Narragansett
Park.
Rudy York, Detroit Tigers
catcher, hit three home runs in
double-header with Philadelphia
Athletics.
Baseball results: Boston Bees
/, Pittsburgh Pirates o; Chicago
White Sox 9, New York Yankees
8; Detroit Tigers 6, Philadelphia
Athletics (firSt); Philadelphia
Athletics 9, Detroit Tigers 8 (Sec-
ond); Cleveland Indians 4, BoS-
ton Rex Sox 8; Washington Sen
atorS 8, St. Louis Browns 6.
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HERALD-TIMES
BOWLERS FORM

Twelve teams will toe the line
when the Herald Times Bowling
League inaugurates its fourth sea-
son Tuesday September 7 at the
Lucky Strike alleys. Ad Alley
will be the defending champion.
At a reorganization meeting
last night at the Lucky Strike
alleys, ClarkSon Gemmill was re-
elected president for the fourth
consecutive time; Percy Sutton
was chosen vice president: George
Burrows, jr.. secretary-treasurer
and official scorer, and Clarence
Apples, assistant secretary.
The victorious team will receive
the Eleanor Patterson's Trophy.
The teams who will vie for honors
will be the Ad Alley, Pressroom
No. /, Stereotype, Pressroom No.
2, Circulation, Printers, Adver-
Using, Ludlow, Linotype No. 3,
Mailers, Accounting and Realty
Advertising.
Mailers, Accounting and Realty
Advertising are the new additions
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TOPS
LOOP With 1888

CHICAGO, Aug. Is GN.S).
Joe Di Maggie, of the Yankees,
trailed Charley Gehringer, Ameri-
can League batting leader, by 16
points today after going hitless in
five times at bat against the White
Sox yesterday while Gehringer was
collecting four hits in a double
header with the AS. Gehringer is
batting 1888 and Di Maggie is hit
ting 1857.
Following was the play-by-play
on Di Maggie yesterday.
First inning: Grounded to short,
forcing Rolfe at second. Second
inning: Grounded out to Piet.
Fourth inning: Fouled to Sewell.
Seventh inning: Flied to Kree-
vich. Ninth inning: Forced Gro
setti at second.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. Is UN.S)
Cecil Travis, of the Senators, lost
considerable ground in the Ameri'
can League batting race yesterday
by going hitless in five times at
bat against the st. Louis Browns.
First inning: Grounded out
Third inning: Again grounded out
Fourth inning: Out on an infield
bounder. Seventh. inning: Flied
out. Eighth inning: Flied out.
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.ALL-STARS DRILL
ON PASS ATTACK

CHICAGO, Aug. 25.-The Col
lege All-starS today worked to per-
feet their. defense against the
deadly Green Packer pass comb.
nation of "Herber to HutSon,"
which will be the professionals
main threat when the rival teams
meet at Soldier Field on Septem'
Der l..
According to the style Of play
being developed by them, the Col
legians' left halfback will have to
bear the defense burden against
the Packers aerial game. So
Sammy Baugh Of Texas Christian,
Ray Buivid of Marquette, Al Agett
of Michigan State and Monk
Meyer Of the Army are being
drilled vigorously
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Paddock, Blue Ribbon Selector Of The
Washington Times. holds the record
for consecutive Dolly Double Pick
ings. He is the only selector in the
country who picked the Kentucky
Derby Winner two straight years.
Paddock hos the largest following
in Washington dnd only recently
clicked five straight at Cumberland.
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Hoyas toGet
Red Meat at
Grid Camp

Red meat and lots of it will be
on the menu of the Georgetown
University football team when it
opens training for the season at
Old Point Comfort on September
7. This is the first time in five
years that the Hoyas have left
the home campus for football
training, and Jack Hagerty intends
to see that all the fixin's go with
the adventure.
Hagerty went into session with
Gabe Murphy, graduate manager
of Georgetown; Mush Dubotsky
and the rest of the staff and after
a lot of scratching and scrlbbllng,
hit upon a menu that should keep
the boys in good humor.
The boys will step lively when
the cook hollers Come and git it,
or I'll chuck it away"
Of course the chef at the Cham
berlin won't holler anything so I'M
dignified, but the boys will step
lively just the same.
Breakfast at 7 o'clock will find
the plates filled with prunes,
bacon and eggs, oatmeal, toast
and many other things.
At noon there'n be roast beef,
baked potatoes, tea and milk.
Then at dinner they'll get
asparagus soup-and other varie-
ties-roast beef and steak, baked
potatoes and about every other
vegetable, as well as tasty salads.
It's big-league food, but Hagerty
contends that when a team is play
ing Penn, Manhattan, New York
University and West Virginia,
among others, it's got to be
we'll fed,
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LAzzERI NEARS
END AS REGULAR

NEW YORK, Aug. Is (C.TP.S0.
After IL years of wandering the
length and breadth of the Amerl-
can League as a second baSeman,
Tony Lazzeri today was starting
his last Western tour as a regular
on the Yankee lineup. Joe Gordon,
another Pacific Coast product,
who is with Newark, is expected
to take Tony's place in 1888.
Strangely enough, Lazzeri's
team mates hope that this is his
final Western Whirl in any ca
pacity with the New York club. Not
that they want to see the veteran
go. He is perhaps the beSt-liked
and the most highly respected
player among the Yankees. But
they are pulling for Tony's realiza-
ton of his managerial ambitions
as pilot of the Cleveland club.
While Lazzeri has not discussed
his hopes or his future with the
Yankees, it is known that once
again would he offer to buy his
release if the opportunity to lead
the Indians were presented to him.
However, if Alva Bradley wants
LaZZeri the Yanks will give Tony
his release and their blessing. And
If Cleveland prefers Bill Nc
Kechnie or Al Sothorn, there al
ways will be a place among the
reserves and in the council of the
New York team for the taciturn
italian from Millbrae, Cal.
Lazzeri's friends insist that if
Gordon comes from the Bears to
shift Tony to the bench Lazzeri
will refuse the inactive assign.
. ment. But it is much too soon to
discuss April 1888, possibilities.
The fates which always have been
kind to Antonio, may step in
again and alter the plans of the
Yankee MANAGEMENT,
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! III Le0m, d. c. attorney,
Heads ". Y. Pro ELeUen
new PRO GRID
TEAM MAY PLAY
D, C. REDSKINS.

Albert Levin, wellknown Wash
ington attorney. and ardent sports
follower. today was named pres
ident of the American Sports
Corporation of New York City,
an organization formed to pro-
mote major sports under long
term contract at Randall'S Island,
the new million dollar New York
City municipal stadium.
AS president of the corporation
Mr.. Levin will be owner of the
New York Tigers, a newly organ
lied professional football team,
which opens its home season at
Randall'S Island on September u
against the Brooklyn Dodgers OF
the National Football League.
SEEKS REDSKIN TILTS
The New York Tigers are com.
posed of former college stars and
a number of seasoned professional
performers, and will face a stiff
schedule, which includes games
with practically all the members
of the two professional football
leagues. Levin said today he
would open negotiations for a
game with the Washington Red
skins.
Levin. who enjoys wide az
ouaintance with leading men en-
gagged in promotion Of sports
events in Washington throughout
the East, stated that the entrance
of the Tigers into New York terri
tory automatically adds fuel to
the fire of rivalry for the New
York professional championship,
which heretofore had been but a
two-sided affair between the New
York Giants (they play the Red
skins September II here) and the
Brooklyn Dodgers.
SEATS $4,000
Randall's Island Municipal Sta
dunn has a seating capacity CT
$4,000, and was the scene of last
years Olympic tryouts. The sta
dunn was leased to Levin by the
commissioner of parks of the city
of New York. The corporation is
making plans for sports events in
various lines to be held at Ran
dall's Island during the Worlds
Fair in 1889.
Mr.. Levin, who has his local
office at the District National
Bank Building, will commute be-
tween here and New York, where
he will have headquarters at the
Governor Clinton Hotel.
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National Civ
League Card
For Sunday
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4

UNLIMITED-SECT A
Rose Liquor VS.. Klein's Tavern, South
Gllipse, p. m.
UNLIMITED-SECTIO b
Georgetown A. c. VS.. Star Radio, East
Gllipse, p. m.
Reads VS.. Cardinals West Ellipse,
3 p. m.
New Deal VS.. H. B. Leary. North
Ellipse. p. m.
JUNIORS
Georges Radio VS.. Bombards, South
Bllipse, / p. m.
Wade Auto VS.. ]. c. Flood, East Ell
upse, p. m.
Browdy's Liquor VS. Police Boys Club
No. s. West Ellipse, l p. m.
Police Boys Club No. VS.. Stewards
North Ellipse, ! p IN.
MIDGET
Deoudes We. Cox's Bicycle Shop, South
Ellipse, 1880 a. m, (First game Of
play-off. Series.)
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LOCAL MAN WINS

CHICAGO, Aug. 24-Martin c.
Stark, of Washington, advanced
to the second round Of the Ameri-
can Chess Federation's thirty
eighth annual tournament today
by surviving first round compe-
tition.
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HOME RUN HITTERs

YESTERDAYS - York Tigers (3):
Walker, Tigers: Kreevich, White Sox;
Lewis. Sena tors
LEADERs-Di Maggie, Yankees IS;
Foxx. Red Sox. 81; Gehrig. Yankees, IS.
Evening star., 1937-08-22

CHEVROLET 1929 coach: looks and runs
good and has good tires. S45 PohsnEa
Service. 1926 goth st. NV Dist ai4I
CHEVROLET 1893 master coach. attrar-
tive maroon finish. black wire wheels and
trlH nne tires, runs perfectly: S@25 Po-
pl4l -''' D4St'
Evening star., 1937-08-22

SUCK 1927 sedan; good condition $50
Eash private owner. Shep o-rR-N
Evening star., 1937-08-22

- IHltEE-ROC5M BUNGALOW
Sn salt water. 81 miles from Washington:
pa aiming, boarding, nshing club house
stores house deliveries OF groceries and
zee; free school bus; total price Of bunsajnV
including two lots, 5000. easy terms. Boz
Evening star., 1937-08-22

CHEVROLET 1886 4-door tourirg sedan
Used so little. this nearly new sutomobiTe
may be called Just nicely broken in
Motor, tires. in fact-the entire appear
hnce and condition Of this car shows ey
IRENE care by former owner. II Just cant
&c peat ior bargain, Deep rich black
Unconditionally guaranteed Convenieno,
terms H. B. Leary, Jr. & Bros New
open-air show room $500 Wisconsin ave
Evening star., 1937-08-22
GARAGES WANTED.

DOUBLE GARGE; MUST BE rs 70 80 FT.
deep; prefer NV. vicinity. Dupont Circle
or 0eofgetown. Call Mr.. KING, Pot 1881
Evening star., 1937-08-22

WOODLAND BEACH-RENT. COMPLETE
ly furnished cottage; accommodates eiel1t
comfortably. Apply "HERE-T1z" cottage,
Evening star., 1937-08-22
MONEY 70 LOAN.

PLENTY MONEY AVAILABLE FOR SEC
ono trust loans. No red tape No DELAY
loans negotiated in 3 DAYS Gail W r
So,heFn' sl3 New York ave. NV. Nationaj
Evening star., 1937-08-22
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE

IO6 ACRES, l MILE OF WATER FRONT.
fuchhold Creek, opposite Colonial Beach:
pmplete tools and equipment; IA acres of
IS miles from Washington; cost over S25.-
p0; properly clear, Will exchange for
putty in apt, $ TO SO units METRO
(OLlTAN REALTY CO, Met 5OsS
kANT CLEAR HOME. NEARBY VIRGINIA.
pr copmerclaly managed Florida citrus
Rove ZIG years old $4,000 value re
fllred. Call OWNER, Potomac 1873
pr appointment.
kQUITY IN GROOM HOUSE. MOST De
rable North Shore Chicago suburb; for
putty, same size house NV Washington
j nearby Md Box POSI-. Star
Evening star., 1937-08-22

CHEVROLET. S4lq-ia35 master cosc6
Inns car makes great impression both in
appearance and in performance It's orig
ina! finish is excellent and IS clean es
can be. Good rubber all round and il -
as easy a rlding car as any one could ssk
lot see 1t TODAY and you'll rncogDlze
!eal oaTealn. Arcade Pontiac Co > locs-
IionS, 1919 Irving st. NV, N Y. ave and
Bladenshure I'd y 2 N,'' "L4u
Evening star., 1937-08-22
FARMS WANTED.

FARM WANTED-5O-l0 ACRES TILL
able, for tobacco and general farming
Give location, price and full particulars
in first letter. Box 35-J, Star.
SMALL COUNTRY PLACE. 3-RM HOUSE
and l a. sufficient: state price and dis
tance from washington. Box }t6-M. STAR
Evening star., 1937-08-22

CHEVROLET 1924 master 4-door Sedsr-
original attractive brown finish, spofiesS
bargain at S265 Pohanka Service. 1ISf
2Oth st. NV. Dist ql4I
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

WANTED-sMALL WOODED LOT V1cIN-
ity Silver Spring, Md; reas. Full details
Box lA4-M Star
Evening star., 1937-08-22

DE SOTO 1885 Airstresm 4-door touring
sedan; large built-in trunk. original tan
shows no wear, nne tires and it performs
perfectly; your inspection will convince you
of the original owners fine care; S495.
Pohanka Service. 1928 Goth st. NV. Dist.
Evening star., 1937-08-22
LEONARD SNIDER. La Plata. Md
MARYLAND FARMS.

RIVER FARM-S1O, 500.
c2 only yoad mics henf D on on
River; rapid stream through place, springs.
beautiful meadoWi sound dwelling on hill
buildings: l25 acres for $4,000. Addi:-
bsiona acreage .C, up to I9o s22 per acre
eose to washnaten on With ana possibies %
makins'it g s4o rea! iGhS shey plaee ss Goo
under der cultivation atom lana lana that au1 raises ias
rood corn. TOBACCO and truck crops. Sew
house, surrounded bs maaniheent trees. a
roud IKE fo ;. qsev,d eat ,sed
'''';s ;s2s ACRES. Is M1LEs-seboo
.rS N.2ysna Fl vi. ssssr:a :s III eS4 .,
sas't barn HGHss sna IS some sd .ms sa
S$$$ IS #S}9; S As UNI
modern met breR hs boa9s have
Sosa s,Foom house he s1ISi ontbuiidiass 'iTssi fss.i
helds. 50 00O.-,5 acres. rooms. living
% hea ons is $780, VIII W tsds 1ads ior isgasi gsms
fse% seuss Sess se1sa bsea.! bsea q? !.il t.
plenty Of fruit especially grapes: viii take
n; nHuse ses IN su6ur6sL acres l5-room house
100 ACRES WATER FRoNT-Se, 300.
100 acres on navigable part Of the Pa
large living room with fireplace. tenant
house. barns and other outbuildings; some
land that has been cultivated some pas
also raises good hay corn. truck crops.
especially melons Only 90 miles from
HOWARD COUNTY FARMS. NOT
TOO FAR FOR COMMUTERS:
40 acres, hish. level land. house and
barn. S4.500.-140 acres. attractive old
house Of about II rooms. two baths, oil
heat. tenant house. usual outbuildings
| productive. S25. .O0O-old brick house.
about 200 acres S15 0OO.-23O acres. rood
| land: old house Of 8 large rooms. out
r. D. LILLE CO..
2o4 Carroll st.. TakenA Park. Geo. $500.
Evening star., 1937-08-22

CHEVFNOLET II 2-doors, 10 seIect
from; new paint, new tires; thoroughIv re
CONDITIONED: 1868 each; 50 down, Sls mo
no cosisners Loans tFordj, 9Th and
Evening star., 1937-08-22
OFFICES WANTED.

LAWYER. recently retired from Army. de-
s1res renting room in lawyers suite with
available library and telephone service
Box :S1S-M Star o3s
Evening star., 1937-08-22

st sOSEI r 70 LOAN ON d C REAL ESTATE
JESSE E. HEIsKEL ll1b Eye st. nv
ATTENTION SALARIED PEOPIET Won
Ga San oorrow to pay all your bills. ConsoG
cate cate your oebts and terms made to kuit
Souf puget Prompt and courteous service
SSee ;. s. FREEDMAN 1906 r. /. nv
FIRST TRUST MONEY TO LOAN ON \ =
real estate, 5e interest: quick seryic.
p J. WALSHE nc
-11uI Eve 81. NV. National s4ss
Evening star., 1937-08-22
FARMS FOR RENT.

MONTGOMERY COUNTY 1MD. DAIRY
farm. 1913 acres part clear. part
woodland; Old GeorsetoWn I'd. and
Grosvenor lane. northeast corner.
between Bethesda and Rockville
old house, dairy barn silo, milk
house. pump house, etc: S35 mo-
SHANNON e. LUCHS CO.
13O5 H ST. NV. National "345.
MONTGOMERY CO., MD.
S35 per mo-. Just north Of Bethesda
on Lux ane: 6-rm. frame house and
sheds, about 10 acres. no water
or lights in house
SHANNON a. 'LUCHs CO,
1908 H St. NV. National 2a45.
Evening star., 1937-08-22

CHEVROLET 1892 sedan: original paint
IKE new, upholstery spotless. tires good:
car perfect mechanically sacrifice Sl45.
of pest offer. IA 81. ne. Decatur 63G3.
Miss Miller
Evening star., 1937-08-22
4 RENTED HOUSES

Good white residential section NV;
lear transportation and stores; T large
boms and baths; semi-detached: modern;
rse yards handicapped: reasonably rent
huity in four houses for equities in four
Pmlly apartments or small row houses
tan Mr.. Drew. Metropolitan 2S27 F,
{L1OT MIDDLETON. 2o5 Investment Bldg
Evening star., 1937-08-22
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

AUBURN 1884 custom salon sedan: this
is truly . dc luxe car: equipment includes
wire wheels. trunk and many other
extras; beautiful beige nnish. spotless up
holstery and interior clean and good as
new; motor is in perfect shape; the pre-
vious owner has paid all Of the deprecia-
tion. you get the mileage at an extremely
low price; 1895. Semmes Sales. Inc. De
Soto Plymouth Dealer. 4121 18th st. NV.
Adams $500.
AUBURN 932 sport coupe; model S-lOO;
new finish; very clean; Teconditioned and
guaranteed: S265. Warfeld Motor Co.,
2526 Sherman ave. NV, Adams 5000
BUICK 1885 series Al touring sedan S745,
The buyer that wants class and smooth
performance gets that and more in this
beautiful opalescent robins egg blue Buick
with its built-in trunk Its all-steel turret
top. It's electric clock Its twin windshield
wipers, rear lights and horns. its practi~
ca1ly new tires. Reduced to S745. Always
. better buy at Superior Motors. 1920 14th
st. NV Decatur 1900.
BUICK. 1881. eden; leavin! town; YIN
accept any reason able offer. Mrs. Charles
P. Kane 1000 Conn. ave. Decatur 5000.
Evening star., 1937-08-22

CHEVROLET 1896 master sport sedan:
attractive tan finish is Just like new; large
bullt-in trunk; spotleSs inside; tires are
very good performs like a new car: your
inspection Will convince you of the original
owners fine care; S5l D. Pohanka Service,
! % goth st NV Dist Ql41
Evening star., 1937-08-22
FOR SALE

hoout 100 acres OF elevated water front
property In most historic section with
accessioihtles that afford extraordinaTy
investment attractions and positive IN
ELahAic values. Call MR.. FORT Dist, 114O
EVENINGS Met. 1853 ~
Evening star., 1937-08-22
FARMS FOR SALE.
(Oonfinued

tANtA9 FOX SAkk.
Continued
GOOD TOBACCO Farm 20 ACRES. l2
miles from D. c. line. High elevation,
gain, only $3.50. S4OO down and small
monthly payments.
THE MARYLAND REALTY.
al5 leth St. NV. Nail. soa5.
WATER FRONT FARM
$500 down: 160 acres: 5 miles D. c..
Southern Md: mostly level farm land. has
GOOD shore front with sandy bottom all
improvements: also fishinE shack. Price,
$500; Box 266-M Star. 23'
SMALL TRACTS WITH 6 TO 90 ACRES
good land. partly wooded. IL miles from
D. c. line. A pack-u for quick sale.
THE MARYLAND REALTY,
Kent R. Mullikin Pres.
BIS 10th st. NV. Natl. s0A5
EARLY AMERICAN.
Broom brick 1870. GOOD lines and has
interesting Colonial history; no modern
improvements. electricity At door, On VII
laee street OF Piscataway. 10 miles south
D. c. line by Nd. route No. 224. With 40
acres. on stream. 81 500; terms.
THEODORE AENk. Sole Agent.
1924 10th ST. NV. Pot. s70I, 8 to B.
Evenings. Columbia 1s4b
StroutS New Farm Catalog.
Real buy! - acres, attractive 7-room
home on knoll barn 40x56: good water,
fruit: easy drive city: $500. half down;
picture page g.. big new bargain catalos
Free. STROUT AG'Y l421-N Land Title
Blds,, Philadelphia. Pa.
Evening star., 1937-08-22

CHEVROLET 1894 2-door sedan stands
heads and shoulders above any car in its
class, newly refnlshed in deep rlch black
with attractive cream wheels; tailored
seat covers tires that will give you many
thousand miles Of safe driving; take a
look at this trim little car today, you'll
agree that it is a bargain; S2a5: SIS
down, balance easy. Steuart Motors, Inc,
9TH st. and New York ave. NV. National
5000 ODen evenings
Evening star., 1937-08-22
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED

FILL PAY CASH FOR MODERN 4-UNIT
pit, also modern 5 or s room house.
PHILIP G. AFFLECK. 2423 Penna. ave.
W. West 3O53.
WANTED TO BUY FOR CASH, TEN SMALL
ouSes or small business property. PHILIP
,. AFFIECK, "a % Penna. ave. NV. West
3n53
Evening star., 1937-08-22

CHEVROLET 1895 master de luxe town
SEDAN: this car is exceptionally clean. rlns
eood and easy to handle; good tires; Will
400 Dealer N' '-N''
Evening star., 1937-08-22

BUICK 1888 5-passenger SEDAN 2 ubeeT,-
trunk rack; excellent black paint; All
sooo tires. fpe upholstery. splendid rnotSr:
Hefe Is ciean car priced low: S3f5.
S;oC. =; guaranty Capitol Cadillac Co
- 22hd ST. NV. Natl 5000 Open
Evening star., 1937-08-22
CMAYY. EADNgS


SMALL FARMS.
10 acres GOOD truck land Six rooms
terms.
cellar: good Stable and gar sarase: s1.1a5.
You must work fast to get one OF these
J. H. FETTY.
Laurel Nd.
WHY HESITATE WHEN YOU CAN BUY A
farm in Southern MARYLAND as follows:
2as iob al 7pm sp dw large barn clgarette Hn0 de
1ee A.: 5-rm. dw. tob. barn - $3.50. 90
SO a.: : dws.; rms; tob. barn $50 90
46 a; ] DIV. 5 rms; tob. barn 800 90
Apply J. L. DAVIS, Charlotte Hall, Nd.
for references and descriptions.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND.
Potomac River 80 miles Washington mt
Brettons Bay, beautiful water front. "a
acres; excellent house. modern improve
Smiths Greek (Potomac,, beautiful set
ting. excellent harbor. good house. so
acres: $4,000
Chesapeake Bay and State road; 200
feet water front 444 acres; $4,000.
st. Marys River: excellent beach. good
foot water front, so acres; $4,000.
NORTHERN NECK VIRGINIA.
Potomac River. good anchorage. l0-room
house. excellent farm. 800 acres; $22. 500.
7-room house, modern conveniences. 10
acres; Sl3 800
Irvington IL rooms 3 baths. modern
residences. excellent neishborhood. 1 acre;
$500.
Carriers Creek 2,0OO-n. frontage. g.
room house, 2 baths. modern conven-
LIST AND MAP ON REQUEST
Excellent opportunity in Southern Mary
land for physician drug store and veteri-
Evening star., 1937-08-22

CHEVROLET 1886 master sport SEDAN:
attractlVe tan finish is lust like new larse
oullt-n trunk. spotless inside. tires are
inspection Will convince you of the orig
maj owner fne care: S5l5 Pohanka
service. 1925 goth ST. NV. Dist al4i.
Evening star., 1937-08-22

DoiCh IH3i sport coupe; rumble seat:
neV-car hnish. clean and exceptionally fina
cunning condition, S2f5 WarfieId Moor
lO. L02O SheTnan n AdsrnS snnn
Evening star., 1937-08-22
POTOMAC RIVER.

"a DO acres; having a long beach shore
nnt, N ~eH-known duckinR location. so
n,i,es Z; ohered under $50 per acre
must be sold this month: no better On
ooi'uhlfy II small wooded tract.
1924 Goth st NV. Potomac 31G--o tok
Evenings, Columbia 7s45
Evening star., 1937-08-22
FARMS FOR SALE,

$50 DOWN: 25 ACRES. WOODED NEAR
State rd.. 10 miles D. c.: S725. National
1903 or Lincoln 5976-W. 23'
FOR SALE AT SUBSTANTIALLY LESS
than $50 per acre. one Of most desir able
and profitable grain. hay and dairying
farms in Montsomery County in famous
Germantown District by owner. Over 400
acres. $50 in cultivation. well watered
ings unusually good. Reasonable terms
can be arranged Those seriously inter-
full Information by calling National 1920.
OWNER
Evening star., 1937-08-22

Mt Jackson 143-acrs farm. Il.rm, brick
house. run. water, automatic pump. Lne.
:j691-J
Evening star., 1937-08-22

CHRYSLER 1887 4-door touring sedan;
used by factory oficial; low milease: de
luxe equipment; over-drive transmission
Can finance on new-car basis Will sell
for S77650: straight sale, no trade-in.
Call C3eo SQoT
Evening star., 1937-08-22

BUICK 1885 de luxe sedan: brand-nev
9432 Conn. ave NV -'-''