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u. S. PROTESTS NAZI
DECREE VIOLATIONS
CONTINUED from page one)

Dec. 8, 1923.
"The foregoing provisions (of
the treaty. respecting rights IN
one country are applicable to all
the nationals of the other country
without exceptions based on race
or creed.
an view of the scope and pur-
pose Of the decree and its dis
criminatorv character, the govern
ment Of the United States enters
emphatic protest against its appli-
cation to American citizens. 1t
feels that on further considcra-
ton Of the matter the German
government will agree with the
considerations set forth above and
will give early assurances that
the measures will not be applied
to American citizens.
In view of the urgency which
this matter presents the govern
mcnt of the United States would
appreciate an early reply from
tho German government"
The protest. the first sent to nm
Eurorean power in long time,
was seen as a reaffirmation Of the
ADMINISTRATION frequently mani
tested djstaste for Gcrmany's an
ti-comit;c rolicy. ..,.
Pc'atinns between tie two coun-
tries have hcen strained since the
tcnurn in berlin Of former Am
hassodor william F. Dodd who
cncnIv criticized R"ichsfuehrer
IUitlcr ard his totalitarian dogma.
Other high administration officials
have sharply assailed the Hitler
REGIME.
Only last week Secretary OF
Wan. Harry II. Woodring de-
nounced Germany, Italy and la
pan as ageressors and treaty vio-
lators and warned that the United
States must keep its powder dry
to resist cncroachment of tfelr
doctrines i'm the western heml-
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Young Roosevelt
Seeks Fight AS
Father Slurred

LEXINGTON. Ky, May r.
CPl-Elliott Roosevelt, 29-year-
old son Of the president, challeng-
cd an unidentified man who made
a derogatory remark about his ia
Their to. fist fight in Louisville
Saturday night, it was disclosed
today.
Roosevelt, who once said "its
awfully tough to be the son OF a
president" and his wife, were
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Gilmour
Num- at the Kentucky derby ana
that evening accompanied them 10
a party at the Louisville Country
club.
Num-, president Of the Ameri-
can Broadcasting company, when
operates Station WLAP here, ana
former publisher Of the Lexlng-
ton Herald, related the incident.
AS the Num- automobile drove
onto the country club grounds,
he said, a man in a parked car
"besmirched he presidents
NAME" Elliott, Num- said, jumped
from the car, invited the detrac-
tor from his automobile and Of
fered to fight him bare knuckle.
Other occupants of the car
apologized to Roosevelt and re-
strained the man who had made
the arousing remark, Num- said:
Later, inside the club, several
members approached the Roose-
welt table and added their apollo
gies for the incident, Num- said.
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SMOKES, VOLS
WIN CONTESTS
Their Capture Of lO-lnning
Games Features We'd
nesday's Play
Nv UNITED PRESS

Two lO-inning games were
pvaved in the outhern ASSOCIATION
" cdnesday with Knoxville noislng
ont the league-leading Little R0cK
Travellers, 7 to 8 and memphis
trimming Nashville, 4 to 8. :,
Atlanta's Crackers turned pacR
tba birmingham Barons, 3 to ..
The travellers and Smokes
fought on even terms all the way;
zach scored one in the first and
two in the third. The Travellers
nulled out in front with one each
IN the fourth, fifth and sixth but
their rivals came back with scores
in the sixth, eighth and ninth to
tie it up, and went on to win IN
the 10th. Each team collected ID
hits. 1t was the first game OF a
doubleheader, but the second was
postponed on account Of darkness
and rain.
Nashville's Vols took two-run
lead in the first inning but the
Chicks made three in the third to
90 ahead. The Vols tied it in the
Sixth but couldn't match the
Chicks in the 10th. The Vols
made only five hits off two Chick
hurlers while Memphis collected
eight off Collier.
in Birmingham, the Crackers
started out with one in the first
and three more in the second to
put the game on ice at the start.
The Barons made two in the sec
ond and one more in the fourth,
on II hits while the Crackers
were slamming out II safctlcs,
including home runs by Boiling
and Hill.
The second-place Lookouts took
a 7-3 drubbing at the hands of the
Pels when Drake held Chatta-
noooa 10 nine hits. The winners
made 10 off Baker, Weinert and
Hayes, punching them for two
runs in the first and five more in
the third. The game went eight
innings to allow Chattanooga to
catch 4 train.
Thursdays schedule sends At
lanta to New Orleans, Chatta-
nooga to Birmingham, Little Rock
plays in Nashville and Memphis
at Knoxville.
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END WORLD GIRDLING
AIR TRIP TO GATHER
AIR WEEK MESSAGES

MIAMI, Fla, May ~. (UP)-
The Ground the world record
which left Chicago April 7 on a
35,OOO-mile globe-girdling jour
ney by air in connection with Ma
tional Airmail week, May Is to
q, was returned to American soil
last night by a Pan-American Air
ways clipper.
The record, on which messages
from dignitaries along the $4,000
miles it already has travelled have
been transcribed, was flown here
from Havana, Cuba.
Prescriptions were made at
Chicago, San Francisco, Honolu-
lu, London, Rio de Janeiro, Ha-
vana and Miami. The record will
be sent to Atlanta from here,
then to Washington where Post
master General James A. Farley's
voice will be transcribed, to New
York and back to Chicago.
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HOUSE FLOOD
CONTROL BILL
is REPORTED
Would Provide Reservoirs
and Levees in Major
Drainage Basins

WASHINGTON, May ~. (UP)
A $375.O0O,0O0 omnibus flood
control authorization bill was re-
ported favorably by the house
flood control committee yester-
day.
The bill authorizes construction
by army engineers. when funds
are appropriated, Of reservoirs,
flood walls and levees in the prin-
cipal drainage basins from New
England TO Los Angeles and the
lower Mississippi to the William
cite valley.
The authorization is $4,000
600 TO provide increased levee
heights and continued channeliza-
ton for the lower Mississippi.
The Morganza and Eudora
floodways would be constructed
as separate units. with discretion
given TO the army engineers to
purchase or condemn flowage
rights only in the Eudora.
In Morganza, the engineers
may acquire fee or flowage at
their discretion. In the Eudora
Improvement of naval shore sta
tions. This measure is aimed at
expanding facilities for accommO-
dation of the proDosed new fleet,
which is expected to be powerful
enough 10 defend the entire west
ern hemisphere against foreign
aggression.
The expansion bill calls for a
general 20 per cent increase in
the fleets fighting strength over
and above treaty limits, authoriz-
ing construction of 46 combatant
vessels. 26 auxiliaries and at least
$50 airplaneS to give the naval
air force Il minimum of 5000
planes.
Most controversial feature is n
provision empowering the preSl-
dent to order three super-dread-
naughts, weighing more than As
900 tons each and more than 900
feet long. Such vessels would be
the most devastating ever con-
Structed, and are regarded gen.
orally as Americas reply to
treaty-breaking nations.
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3 Pupils Die OF
Unknown Malady

FORT SMITH, Ark, May II.
(UP)-Local medical authorities
last night prepared to perform
autopsieS on the bodies of three
junior high school students who
died within 10 hours of each
other from an unknown disease.
Paul Hesner. ~, died Tuesday
nioht Kenneth Pearson, IA, and
Katherine Braswell, Is, died early
yesterday morning. None was
sick longer than two or three days
according to j. w. Ramsey, super
intendent of schools.
Ramsey said some physicians
believed spinal meningitis caused
the deaths. He said the schools
had not been closed and would
not be until so ordered by health
authorities.
He admitted many children
were absent from school but said
it was due to parents fright and
not because of illness.
TT PAYS TO. Use WANT ADS
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OFFER TO BUY
POWER PLANTS
IVA and Knoxville Would
Paw Tennessee Concern
$7,5OO,OOO

WASHINGTON, May II. CUP
Tho Tennessee Valley Authority
and the City of Knoxville nave
offered $7,5O0,OOO for the electric
facilities of the Tennessee fupilc
Service Co.. the iva revealed TO-
day. Mr.
The offer was made by Mayor
Walter Mynatt of Knoxville to
Paul P Sawyer, president of the
National Power and Light Co.
The telegram was dispatched
Yesterday and made public in
Washington and Knoxville today.
The Knoxville offer came as
members of the congressional
iva investigating committee de-
bated plans for starting the in
n,li,.y
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House OKEHS
BIG NAVY BILL
Expect Final Adoption in
= Senate Within Next
Few Days

WASHINGTON. May -. (CP)
The house Wednesday placed its
final stamp of approval on PreSl-
dent RooSevelt'S vast naval eN-
mansion program, designed to
give the United States fleet bO
Der cent more powerful than ia
pan's and at least the equal OF
Great Britain's mighty armada,
The conference report on the
$l,I57.O 100000 construction pro-
cram. which authorizes the larg-
est warShipS ever launched. was
adopted 81 to 81. Senate adop-
ton. expected within a few days,
will definitely put the United
States at the lead of the greatest
rearmament race in history.
The house acted shortly after
the naval affairs committee ia
vorably reported a $2S,75l, 900
authorization for construction and
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sphere.
Germany has protested fire.
quentiy to this country when she
thought her honor was assailed
and groundwork for a new one
was laid yesterday when President
Roosevelt refused to intervene so
that helium can be sold to Berlin
for use in a new trans-oceanic
dirig;ble. Secretary Of the In
terror Harold L. Ickes refuses to
sanction the sale on the ground
that the quantity desired is of
military Importance" and thus in
violation Of the helium export act.
Thus far 26 nations have sub
scribed to Mr.. Roosevelt's move
ment to give refuge 10 the politi-
cally oppressed. The only dissi-
dent is Italy on the southern end
of the Rome-Rerlin axis.
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Mrs. Page Goes
Into The Quarter
Finals Wednesday

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, May IL
.(UP).-Favorites in the 27th an
nual women's southern golf cnam,,
pionship. led by the national
champion and the southern title-
holder. reached the Quarter-1lhaiS
yesterday. r
Mrs. Estclle Lawson Page OF
Chapel Hill, n. c.. wearcr or the
national women's crown, ehmlnat-
cd Mrs. Sam Israel. Jr., New Or
leans, 3 and 2. after a gai.ant
rally by Mrs. Israel on the final
nine. Mrs. Page was sup at the
turn. but had to stave off a rally
to stay ahead. a.,
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northward extension, the fuse
plug levee is to be built to the
1914 grade and the 1888 section
pending completion OF the back
protection levee. ,,l.
Other authorizations included:
Hemstead county levee district
No. |, Arkansas, levee enlarge
ment and extension, $2OO,OOO'
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BACKACHE,
LEG PAINS may
BE DANGER SIGN
Of Tired Kidneys-How To
Get Happy Relief

" backache and leg pains are making yor
miserable, don't just complain and do nothni
about them. Nature may be warning you that
your kidneys need attention. 49,.
The kidneys are Natures chief way Of takni
excess acids aud poisonous waste out OF the
blood. Most people pass about pint. day Vi
about pounds Of waste.
II the 10 miles Of kidney tubes aud hitter
don't work well, poisonous waste matter stay
a the blood These poisons may start naygni
bsckaches, rheumatic pains, leg pains, lose q
pep and energy, getting up nights. swelling
nutfines, under the eyes, headaches and dzLiners
Don't wait. Ask your druggist Tor Doani
Pills, used successfully by millions for over 4(
years. They give happy relief and viii help The
IL mile. II Kidney tubes hurh out pois0nop
...t. from the blood. Get Doau's Pils.
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HULL SAYS REPORT
HE'LL QUIT ABSURD

Continued from mare one)
This Welles denied in the state
ment referred to by the secrc-
tary.
HulPs denial Of the Baltimore
Evening Sun story came as state
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RAID OPENS NEW DRIVE

HENDAYE, FRANCO = SPAN
ISL BORDER, May 12.-(uP)--
Nationalist planes bombed work
crs districts Of Valencia in a night
raid which heraldcd the beginning
of Il new offensive by Generals
simo Francisco Franco to cut Ma
drid's lifeline to the Mediterra-
moan
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SALLY LEAGUE
CANES TODAY
PIEDMONT LEAGUE

PIEDMONT LEAGUE
Asheville at Richmond.
Durham at Charlotte.
Norfolk at Rocky Mount.
WinSton-Salem at Portsmouth
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit at Washington.
Cleveland at New York.
Chicago at Boston.
st. Louis at Philadelphia.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York at St. Louis.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Boston at Cincinnati.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
Atlanta at New Orleans.
Chattanooga at Birmingham.
Little Rock at Nashville.
Memphis at Knoxville.
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MONS BY PUBLiccaTTiIcsSl '

Myth ,, CAROLINA,
i HlE!ATR I,r son. COUNTY
IN, The Re, SUPERIOR Corn,
ST ,,AI TIA TAYLOR a NyTST T..
Mrs. STUART Ti ,fJ w
pI..
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THURSDAY, MAY :, =.

department os,. -
t'is s'% aft Of, Of the B: s adj
ioysI i''S S armS embargo ''5o' ,
'I''H' "paln. aga.
soc "a great deal Of his ,,...
vie matter. The 5 =, sac
views VI are expected a. cspai;ae:,
~ ate Key Pittmsln2 De sen
OIL inc senate forcjpr, eR3jaa;
soa by today, 81 II, 'e.atio
tee has withheld scfiod Ills CON,
"lnlion bending cxposi, Gn 'heF
administrations posit f,,,oo Of /:
Evening star., 1938-09-11
Restricted.
FRANKLIN MANOR BEACH
On Chesapeake Bav.
OII NIIcSd pedkc Bay.

MHes FYom WAShlnktOn.
beautiful lots. so IT. wide. full price. sos
Year.round. modern house. built and
financed to your taste. Several quality
homes now ready for occupancy
Your inspection invited Drive down
today and pick out your lot Payments
as low as SO per month
Drive out Penna. ave. Sc. through Up-
per Marlboro, Nd. turn At Wells Corner to
Drury, right on concrete road miles to
Bristol Ers turn left to Sears Corner. then
through Churchton. right TO beach. foliov
our signs from Wells Corner As surfacine
IS Is being done on this route you may fol-
to Tulip Hill. turn riGht and follow our
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SEAsHoRE PROPERTY.

BEVERLY BEACH, BARdAINs. s4 $50
ssol. r $780, ssS 5sS: dovs S.n low
Masons Beach-s1 $50 up. 9. Beach.
Breezy Point. reduced. o. River PIX,
Herald Harbor: low rent. Lots. N. E.
RYON. 1918 N. Y. ave. Geo. 6146
CUSTOM-BUILT BRICK HOUSE.
Unfinished at Annapolis Roads Club Cost
1000. will sacrifice at $3.50. Shepherd
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FARMS FOR SALE

IN SSON4
200-a. modern dairy farm. all equipped
and shipping milk. Priced reasonable and
worth your inspection If you are interested
m modernly equipped dairy farm in
>, Two and ene-hsIf acre modern chicken
s1Hss. S13... .91.sthho running water and heat.
s:th1nd haGd5o.d frSntsrs s5oom bun.
ment, s2.soo; nrst mortsase. $1,000 for
salow. ? baths. open irepiaces: small
stream; acres wood: plenty outbuildinRs;
a. seres s0 miles rom t. '
Potomac section; improvements consist OF
5-room bungalow. some outbuildinss;
eiesH Price 81 100. r.duced rom from s5'9 Gssi. 9sS.
100 acres in the Boyds section; no
snlsIns' ssr.sm prss Sssu,iH building site; nice
from from Rockville; pr.ctieally new semi.
nxtures. .sarsse. h.rd-road frontss..
Close TO Gaithersburr. .ttractively To-
PPai.cse Paid.' = 7oo 79ofo land nice place to live.
acre. improved vitHa % two-story house D".t Of
SIX rooms hot air heat. electric lights. new
ssF1Es FnSn ehieksn 6 sfssu. house hlsh elevation
Rockville. Md Rockville 3sa.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND OPPORTUNITIES
~, QUAINT old brick house. 27 miles from
nsed fooms bsss sesm .na %aa P:s
,ns Old trees: ia acres: $40. 900.
age. sand beach. fishing. oystering. out
sss:if" ,:: q .sss ~ hoass isf% sad
Colonial brick house n7ae). 8 rooms and
basement 4 nne ehimneys; hand-carved
state road. well vstered. orchard: i. charm. chs n
nH me. Dses rom %..ans;on is,S[s .ns %sern s'
inston; 20 acres arabic. excellent soil: 4
room house: las acres; s. 900.
N.eI Us. SouthsEn North
l0. LEoNHRp sN1pGR. f5GRu'f.s' la pi.t. Nd
OLD BRICK HOUSE: NEAR rARFAx:
GksEIE GkeEraA HA1 cosPfioN 81 S99M rAE aAEHs OBJ d
FESs. FkSSz sssEsSs ssESsS,S SsR S5H54S aSSP
go A%eREs % s Blue qk1ss qszsT fAsF%sE EcUsE
BARNS. oUTBLDGs; $4,000. SUMMERS,
17c1 H ST. MET. 344s.
roH s,zn sAIEA GHo1Ga Io1DoF cog.
River; hish banks and beautifully tim
0s!fS; TS. .ntir. farm contain, o., acres;
40 acres Of very fertile. we'll drained t. boz.
dus.. -, An. sr..; . .nd I'd isi.. Yields q s!.is;
elevated woodland with most desirable
building sites. giving an extensive view Of
Maryland and the Sugar Loaf Mountain.
Ample amounts Of hne building stone con-
veniently located. Frame dwelling Of sew
en- rooms and necessary outbuildings:
On inspection you will find this farm
cannot be duplicated in Loudoun County
along the Potomac River. About 40 miles
from Wsshinston, ad, D. C., over good roads.
H. C. T. EWING. AGENT
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

E1sr Mus. on Ros 1eRi &c io.s2 on thsn RhAausk1m s4os
ss ssoI partly Nus, T0Sdea e Call Monday Natl.
FOR SALE OR RENT-A.M.1, CAPE ANNE
Owner. Y. = suRNER. NV W.lnus iret $685.: Joo'
GROOM BUNGALOW, ON SALT WATER.
b.thins; eoatins. nshinx clubhouse stores:
house deliveries Of groceries and ice; free
sass sshGo bus Total price insusns two lots
ducking shore; hish water front: white oak
timber; oa Southern Md. Natl. 1888. Du-
FOR SALE COTTAGE ON BAY TuR:
fishing: $500. Phone Hvattsville Cow.
146 ACRES ON BAY FOR SALE BY OWN
er: about Is clear. bal. pretty woods: an
Se eST cwnsr saoni spy Gur cs an s:n
cHAs. c 'l2" x. PACE. e Ess s.rssin' any 'Mo' 70
SOUTHERN PINES. n c.-HEALTHFUL
S4nisSea sssoo %sne
25o-AcRE HUNTING PRESERVE. 20
miles from WASHINGTON over good roads; !
furnished hunting lodges with electricity
and plumbing. large. barn. csretaker's
poaer So. sHdse scoys sth bna
and other necessary equipment Quail
turkeys and other game abound. Over
ZOO ducks. mostly canvasbacks and NAL
lards. were shot from this property in
season. Long favorite with prominent
sportsmen Clear Of debt. Price S3O.OOO.
the end Of Columbia pike. Phone Alexan-
dria S6a-J-1. Closed Sundays No brokers.
ON HARBoR AND OVERLOOKING CHEsA-
beautiful 3 acres shrubbery, shade about
hOO-ft front on the water: only 81 miles
from D. G.: you can sell of enough to
pay for the place and have . big piece
for yourself. as the price is only 81 800:
exceptionally FOOD neishborhood
, LOUIS SHOEMAKER.
-11lS Z st. NV. Natl 1863.
y! LOOK, FISHERMAN y!
Your chance to buy Soft lot for unpaid
6Snnes; 6 near Herring Bay Inlet Phone
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

BUILDER HAS SEVERAL MODERATE-
be exchanged: consider lots small houses.
nearby farm or water front cottage as part
payment. Call ! to pm. week days Of
nee: 1908 11th st. NV.
SOMERSET, TRADE FOR MIAMI PROP.
erty. See details under sale or rent.
LARGE DET HOME. EXTRA LOTS;
clear encunlbrance; excel. section nearby
Va: trade for NV. home. Wal. 1919.
WILL TRADE EQUITY OF 81 300 IN BUN
9aioT' near District line tbalance due
r. n. A. OF $4,000, for acreage or lots
nearby Box 270-K. star
.20-uN1T APARTENT. ON CORNER.
>, AL white NV. location. Trust runs TN
u paid; trade for smaller properties. Call
Atlantic 1884
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.
DESIRABLE HOME ON 18th STREET
rors tor snoTs re- or s snegrban property. What have
oPPoRTuNITY!, UPPER PETWoRTH:
Modern 20x3S-ft. brick home. 4117 3rd
81; : porches: 2-car garage: bargain at
$3.50: consider small trades in b. c.
z. w. BAILEY. Adams 47S6.
FOR FOR SALE Or EXCHANGE FOR SUB.
D. e., on hard road In fine location; full
particulars: no agents. Box 21s-M STAR
l7.RooM DETACHED BRICK HOUSE, 8
baths oil heat, garages: lot 75xlbO; OF
18th St; nv. for home. to 8 rooms; NV,
or small investment property. LLOYD r.
TURNER 600 7th st. sw. Met. 1647. H.
OWNER MUST SACRIFICE UNUSUAL IN
come-maker. strongly built slate roof, large
rooms, inclosed porches; three lots. beau
tlIul snrubbery; quarter mile District: fne
Shep. 3s71-W 1Is
BEAUTIFUL s-RooM HOME. OIL HEAT,
etc. acres on main paved highway. 80
minutes from downtown Wash. 2 acres.
fruit and shrubbery. free and clear: price.
$40; 5no-for large tourist house on Route
JOHN A. BRICKLEY. DISTRICT 1891.
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LOTS FOR SALE.
(Continued,)
REAL 18th ST. BARGAINS.
LOO Er 0N RAh 0T ~ mi

< IOO Fl. OFT 18th ST NV
~ 9 detached lots. ST $50 and up.
sunday 10 to pm. PM. or GMMHS; Monds,. "s' oSS''
E e. $srd = and S St.S ShHyY wy. ,n ,GASSH s4o6
block. north Of Tennyson St; most beau.
tiful section At 81 $50 each.
NoItnwest corner ouackehbos and Blair
rd n:w.-Four building sites, water. sewer
ana a,nni 1aved street; harrain At $500.
houses e.' Or f0r 1t1Sg ho1:ss
AAnacostia Ar., 81 ., r., Minnesota ave, Blaine and
Esst ,Capltoi streets; water, sewer. gas,
sieGtricity. bus service: At $500 each
Two semi-detached house lots or apart
ment site. good section Southeast. Plans
hhs1as; hsra; loans granted; will help finance, ct
Call Mr.. sEALL. Randolph ossb. /.
SEE SEE OUR SIGNS ON THESE IoTs.
2. River rd;. near 4zth1s fots .'''<
:. Seyeral-Fort drive bet 18th and 14th.
4. Conduit I'd. and W-Six lots.
g. acres, near Four Corners, Md.
o. LOIS on Benning I'd. ne.
81, TIL Thos g, 2. WALSH. INc
BROOKLAND. D. c.
zoned TOR Apartment House.
Ideal location. 20 overlootlns "y a$i new v,.duet,
Exceptional Price.
, "; H. WALKER
rational 1880. shoreham Bldg.
APARTMENT HOUSE SITE.
$4,000.
In Erowinr Bethesda. Also larser sites.
Phone Wisconsin 424O
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.
WARRENToN VA. EsTATE-s0 ACRES.
under white fence: 15-room. 4-bath house
large tenant house: 15-horse stable; will
sell at sacrifice; will consider small place
near D. c. as part payment. Shep. 1885.
2, ACRES AND BUILDINGS ON DEFENSE
highWay, 1874 miles from Peace Cross;
S1.50O. Call Annapolis 1s52-F-l4.
COLONIAL BRICK HOME; FINE VIEW
OF attractive valley: lawn. asphalt road
owner. Also site for 10-acre lake. Box
1o3-E. Star.
UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE MODERN
home open fireplace. hot-water heating
system sin porehes' etc. In beautiful set
ming pools at Berkeley Springs. W Vs.
health n mrl,,, resort. ALLEN INSURANCE
AGENCY. Berkeley Springs, w. Va, IL
TOURIST HOME.
Z acres. Colonial 10-room house; 2
baths. oil heat, cleo. large shade trees:
spring. Moving brook; garage, outbldgs;
orchard. On main highway. $1,000
walnut 1908.