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Evening star., 1938-07-31
War admiral Scores by Neck
In Bla7ing Stretch Duel With
Esposa in Saratoga Handicap

gate and finally was placed on the
outside Of the stalls. Kurtsinger sent
him away in motion. but Esposa. also
breaking fast with Nick Wall In the
saddle, did not let her famous rival
get clear until entering the back
stretch.
Fixhts OF Esposa's Bid.
Kurtsinger kept the Admiral
length or more on top until inside
the last furlong, while Esposa had
several lengths on the others. Al
though the Riddle champion gave the
crowd a big scare by appearing to
weaken near the 18th pole. ne re-
sponded to strong hand riding as
Esposa came up with a mighty rush
El Chico, stablemate OF Esposa. had
better luck In the 36th United States
Hotel Stakes, beating 10 other 2-year-
olds for his fourth victory in as many
starts.
The John P. Grier colt, sharing top
weight of 122 pounds with George
d. Widener's Eight Thirty, breezed
home six lengths in front OF Mrs.
Parker Corning's Invader, l5-to-1
shot. Eight Thirty, winner OF the
Flash Stakes last Monday, trailed by
another three lengths In third place
National Anthem Surprises.
Ell Chico was slight favorite at
2 to l to earn the purse of s10,3o0.
The $4,000 Shillelah Steeplechase,
third stake on the program. provided
a surprise when Thomas Hitchcock's
Rioter. 9-to-20 favorite in the three
horse field, was beaten two lengths
by Mrs. Dodge sloane's National An
them. r. Ambrose Clarks Lord Rock
was IS lengths farther back
fHnsaks a Haes D-1e9
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said to know every blade of grass by
its first name
He turned in two rounds Of II, one
over par, but in the clutch" 1t was
the Missourian's brilliant approaching
and putting that settled the match.
After losing a two-hole lead on the
last six Of the afternoon round when
Somerville fred pair OF threes on
the 32d and 33d, Adams halved the
last three holes of the regulation
route IN fours, held the six-time
champion even on the first two extra
holes and won out through his ap-
preaching ability the first time Som
erville faltered. Adams had medal
scores of SO and "A for the two rounds
On the deciding hole Somerville's
second shot caught the high bank
guarding the green and dropped back
Adams overshot Sandy dropped his
pitch 10 feet from the pin. His rival
came much closer. Somerville missed
his putt and Adams. almost stymied
as a result, calmly lined his up and
sank it.
That's the way 1t was all through
the match. in which Adams never
was behind. The younger player
frequently in trouble when his drives
strayed off line, never lost his courage
nor accuracy in pitching for the
green's. Time after time he dropped
the ball within three or four feet of
the cup to keep the pressure upon
his rival
Adams won two of the first three
holes, but Sandy squared accounts at
the seventh. His incoming "a in the
morning again put Ted up at
lunch time, but Somerville halved
that margin again on the out nine.
Heading for home, Adams won the
28th and 3lst and Somerville the 30th,
leaving the Missourian 2 up.
Then Somerville made his big bid.
He got his par three on the 32d
when Adams drive was trapped and
he trimmed the cup with a 40-foot putt
after too strong recovery. On the
33d a beautiful second shot. six feet
from the pin, earned Somerville
birdie and squared the match when
Adams just missed his try for half
But Sandy couldn't get the lead as
Ted saved the 35th with \ remark
able pitch under the branches OF a
tree and a 60-foot putt that trimmed
the cup They both were shaky on
their putting after that.
Evening star., 1938-07-31


SARATOGA SPRINGS, NY, July
30-War Admiral emerged victorious
from one OF his hardest races today,
when he held on like the champion he
is to beat William ziegler, Jr..s Esposa
by neck in the mile and a quarter of
the 36th Saratoga Handicap.
A vildly-excited crowd of more than
$4,000 roared out its approval as
Samuel D. Riddles little Man O. War
colt, with Charley Kurtsinger shaking
the whip alongside his head, held the
6-year-old Esposa safe in 4 gruelling,
desperate drive through the last
furlong.
William Woodward's Isolater, carry
ing on for the Belair stud after the
scratching OF Fighting Fox, raced to
third money. four lengths behind.
Kenneth T. Dawes Unfailing and the
Shandon Farms Burning Star COM
pleted the field As named.
Breaks Fast From Outside.
The Admiral, 7-to-10 favorite to
win his second race in four days,
picked up top weight of 1870 pounds
and raced the distance in 2:O6 over
track that had dried out remarkably
well under a hot sun, but which still
was slow. His share of the purse was
$500, boosting his all-time earnings
to s24S,s75, or only $3.50 less than the
total gleanings Of his famous daddy.
In the Wilson mile last Wednesday.
War Admiral had beaten Esposa by
almost 10 lengths, Fighting Fox split
ting the pair. That was weight for
age event, but today the Riddle star
was spotting Esposa pounds BY
the scale, the latter carrying lle.
1he Admiral again acted up ct the
Evening star., 1938-07-31
AUSS|E NET TEAM
PLAYSzONE FINAL
BromWich and Quist Easily
Down Mexican Pair to
Win Davis Cup Tie.
Bv the Associated Press.

Bv the ASsc ciated Press.
KANSAS CITY, July 30.-Austra-
las Davis Cup doubles team crushed
Mexico here today and gained the
right to oppose Japan in the American
Zone finals at Montreal next week.
Eugenio Tapia and Daniel Hernor-
dez. the inexperienced Mexican youths.
lasted but 81 minutes before the
devastating and synchronized attack
of Adrian Quist and John BromWich
The score was 81, 60. 6-3.
Quist and Bromwich never have lost
doubles match since teaming to-
gether last fall They were in such
complete command during the sec
ond set they permitted Mexico but
seven points.
Tomorrow's two singles matches
were made mere formalities by Au-
stralia's victory today.
Leonard Schwartz, Australian spare,
defeated Manuel Bedolla. chop stroke
artist and reigning Mexican cham
pion, 6-8, SO. 6-l, in an exhibit
ton.
Evening star., 1938-07-31
Hollywood Game Is Not "Movie" Affair
e-Comedions and Leodne Men Both Claim 25-2 Leod

The opposing Leading Mems
team said the score was approx
mately correct, but that they were
in the lead.
In the initial hour of play Cap
tain Dick Powell reached first on
an autograph from Warren Will
liam. but Buster Keaton, cavort-
ing around the infleld. shot" him
down with 6-shooter as he
tried to steal second.
Handsome John Boles raped
out . nifty single on bald-pated
Vince Barnett but NJ. thrown for
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CUBS OBTAIN PAGE,
ACE A. A. SLABMAN
Indianapolis Right-Hander, to
Report Tuesday, Has 1916
Record for Season.
BY the Associated Press.

by the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. July 30-The Chicago
Cubs announced today the purchase
Of Vance Page, ace right-hand pitcher
of the Indianapolis American Asso-
citation Club. for Southpaw Pitcher
Bob Logan and An undisclosed amount
Of cash.
Announcement was made by Charles
Drake. assistant to Owner P. X. Wrig-
ley, who said Page would report to
the Cubs in New York some time
Tuesday. Logan. who was with In
dianapolis last year. will leave for
indianapolis tomorrow, he said.
Page, who stands 5 feet II inches
and weighs ITS pounds. has an asso-
citation record Of Is victories and five
defeats. He came to Indianapolis
from Hollywood several seasons ago
He Is 81 and his homo is in Elm
City, N. c.
Evening star., 1938-07-31

a 2-yard loss by Nat Pendleton,
Milton Berle and eight other Come
dians. A moment later Hugh Her
bert came to the plate but his ef-
fort was as weak as his famous
"woo-woo," and his base runner,
Lionel Stander, went out like Boles
on a flying tackle.
The three Ritz brothers rcnt
word they would be on hand to
throw out the last ball, and them=
selves with It, for the only triple
play Of the game.
Evening star., 1938-07-31
COOKE EASY PREY
Of KEEN GENERAL
Marble, Victor in Woman's
Doubles With Fabyan, in
Singles Final.
BY J. r. McEVOY,

hSSoClateO freSS Sports writer.
SEA BRIGHT. N. j., July 80 -
Bobby Riggs Of Chicago strengthened
his position as leading contender for
the Davis Cup team by routing Elwood
T. Cooke of Portland, Greg, 81,
6-3, 81, today in the final of the
5lst annual Sea Bright invitation
tennis tournament.
By his victory, Riggs became the
first player to win the mems title twice
in succession since Vincent Richards
turned the trick in 1925 and 1925. The
historic bowl can be retired perma-
nently only after three victories.
Alice Marble OF San Francisco. who
will seek her third consecutive singles
championship tomorrow, paired with
Mrs. Sarah Palfrey Fabyan OF Cam
bridge. Mass, to win the womens
doubles title. They turned back Mrs.
Dorothy Andrus Of New York and
Nine. Sylvia Henrotin of France, 3-6,
60, 60.
Sixth Victory Over Cooke.
Riggs fired crisp angle shots and
soft, spinning drives that had Cooke
on the defensive all the way. Riggs
made the victory - his sixth over
Cooke this year - look easy as he
chased the 23-year-old Pacific Coast
stylist from side to side before he
slapped over the winning points.
Walter Pate. non-playing captain
of the Davis Cup forces, conferred
with the 20-year-old Chicagoan after
the match.
Riggs undoubtedly increased his
chances for the team by going through
the field here" said Pate
Riggs may stay out of the South
ampton singles play next week. Pate
explained: We don't want Bobby to
go stale from too much playing"
Pacing himself beautifully. Riggs
led 20 in the first set before Cooke
could win game. Cooke improved in
the second set, but, as he trailed 2-3,
again fell victim to Bobbys masterful
angle shots that raked both sidelines
Riggs, who had lost one set each to
four earlier opponents, was the su-
preme strategist In the third set. He
worked his way to the net on long VOL
leys and there took many points via
the overhead smash route. Cooke was
on his way to love-set loss when he
rallied to win service At 81. Riggs
ran out the match in the next game.
Miss Marble and Mrs. Fabyan were
entirely too strong for Mrs. Andrus
and Nine. Henrotin, although they
lost the opening set Working per-
fectly thereafter they reeled of two
love sets. They succeeded a. tourna-
ment champions. Jadwiga Jedrsetow-
ska and Mrs Andrus.
Womens Final Goes Today.
Miss Marble Is scheduled to meet
Dorothy Bundy Of Santa Monica,
Calf. tomorrow at 2:30 Eastern
daylight time) for the singles crown.
An hour later the mems doubles fnsl
will bring Joe Hunt Of Los Angeles and
Sidney Wood Of New York against the
Chicago twins, William and Chester
Murphy.
In the mixed doubles final at S
o'clock, Miss Marble and Harold Sur
face of Kansas City will oppose Rngs
and Mrs. Andrus.
The Marble-Surface combination
won by scores Of 6-3, SIS over Nine.
Henrotin and Charles Hare of Eng
land. Riggs and Mrs Andrus, rally
ing after being within one point Of
defeat, conquered Frank D. Guernsey
jr.. OF Orlando. Fla. and Helen Peder-
sen OF Stamford. Conn, 3-6. IS,
6-1.
Evening star., 1938-07-31
ADAMS TR|UMPHS
IN CANADIAN GOLF
Never Trailing, Missouri
School Teacher Conquers
SomerViIIe on 39th.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LONDON. Ontario, July 3O.-Ted
Adams Of Columbia, Mo, a dark
horse" Of the most sombre hue. out
lasted c. Ross SANDY Somerville of
London IN a 39-hole duel to win the
Canadian amateur golf champion
ship today.
1t was Adams first victory in a
major tournament and Somerville's
fourth defeat in the 10 times he has
reached the Canadian final. To win
it. the 2l-year-old high school teacher
had to beat his rival at his own kind
OF game over the London Hunt and
Country Club course, where Sandy is
Evening star., 1938-07-31
BURNED ON BALL FIELD
Jacobs, Easton Jilot, Is Victim
of Drying-Out Fire.

EASTON. Md. July 30 LP.-Trap-
ped in ring of fire started to dry out
the diamond, Doc" Jacobs, manager
of the Easton Browns Of the Eastern
Shore League suffered burns on his
legs today.
Jacobs was standing in the center
Of the diamond when the encroach-
ing blaze surrounded him He was
taken to the Easton Emergency Hos
pital and dismissed after treatment.
Evening star., 1938-07-31
Tokes Hour to PIoy Inning.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, July 30.-The
annual motion picture charity
baseball game went off in CUSTOM
ary style today, which means that
an overflow crowd of 5000 packed
Wrigley Field to watch the film
favorites cut strange and ridicu-
lous didoes on the diamond
1t took almost an hour to play
the first inning, and two hours
later one of the teams-it may have
been the Comedians-announced
they wers leading BY . score Of
Approx3mA*A1 : - Z.
Evening star., 1938-07-31
TOWNS TURNS SALESMAN.

ATLANTA, July 80 R.-Forrest
(Spec) Towns, the gangling Georgian
who rose to world prominence as
hurdler. is going to sell sports goods
in 4 department store here.
Evening star., 1938-07-31
WHITE SOX GET HURLER
Boyles, Giant in Size, Obtained
From Longview, Tex,

From Longview, Tex.
CHICAGO, July 30 lP.-Harry
Grabiner, secretary of the Chicago
White Sox, announced tonight the
purchase of Harry Boyles. q s-foot
4-inch right-hand pitcher, from Long
view Of the East Texas League.
Boyles, who won IL games and lost
while at Longview, arrived here late
TODAY
Evening star., 1938-07-31
AMERICAN.
Results Yesterday.

N.Y. 7i1OI n 81 5l1355I3O.6 .647I
Gle - 5 7L1Ol Alb 1853 3O 500 l
Bost 81 - n 81 II 6i12I5II33 SOY 3la
Detl 81 4I sl-l1Ol 7I1OI 446I46I. .5OOT12ls
Wn q u Al Il A1OI sl46I47I. .495I13
Chi Al 81 81 A 81 81 sI35l43I. .449I16h
Phil A 81 2l 81 81 81 7l29I5 I53I .354I24la
s.LI Al 2l q 81 81 81 3l-l26 sol .306l2e
L. I3O3O 80 46I47I43l l53l59-l-I
Games Today. Games Tomorrow.
Wash. at Cleve. None scheduled.
N. Y. At Chicago.
Bos at S. Louis 90.
Phila. at Detroit.
Evening star., 1938-07-31
Sea Bright Triumph Bolsters Riggs Claim Davis Cup Bert
Win, Lose or Draw
Travis Goninq on Averi|| in Betting Roce.
May Be Seventh Straight InfieIder to Win 1t.
By FRANCIS F.. STAN.


LEVELAND, July 3oThe nexpcable destnes
1 Of
Howell
pohbtive
Park conceded majority of the saed that outhede
Averi the outhelder the
S
on
to
a to
ore a me o
Evening star., 1938-07-31
Averill in Favor of Moving.

Travis the inside and Foxx
Cleveland
boxoce contemplating moving II August home
dapidated Municipal Stadium
the lake This bearing the batting title
Averis left
ghhed Earl flies
Municipal Stadium
mile reach the stands
but
a favor of
a
all the right field III
to q
S II
IN
nd Municipal this.
Evening star., 1938-07-31
Simmons Last Outfielder to Win.

through 1881 only
winning
IL times altogether
Speaker Heman
thereafter
changed.
Alexander
the and new
baseman
1ajoe's
1896 he
Charley Gehringer with ,371 mark
Evening star., 1938-07-31
Major League STATISTICS
SUNDAY, JULY 81. 1898.
NATIONAL.
Results Yesterday.

Pit Il II II s. 71171OI57Ts1I.656
NY o. s, 61Ol 6l1Ot 9I543sI.5s7I 5
Chi 81 - n 81 81 5iI1I5O4OI.55eI
Gin 4L10l 81 n aL 81 9I4942 .53eI o.,
BklL y Il u 81 81 N sI4149I.456Ti7
BosL 81 5L 81 n A. 81 5I3947T.453Tl7
stLl q Y 81 81 u d 7I3sI50I. .432TIa
Phi 81 l 81 s! s A 4-I2s 59I .3222sI.
L. L31I3sl4O42I4947I5O59l-|
Games Today. Games Tomorrow.
Chicago at Phila. None scheduled
8. Louis at Bos. t2).
Pitts. at Brook. t2).
Cincinnati At N. Y.
Evening star., 1938-07-31

(See FEDERAL GOLF, Page B-9.)
Evening star., 1938-07-10
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT,

NEAR FALls cHuRcH-vERY LARGE. 2
rooms bath: large porches; h..w.h.; ami;
bus: S47.60. Falls Church 1928.
COMPLETE OR UNI; SCENIC, BIG
pools. dust-free. spacious. cool. newly deco
do special electrical repairs. Creative
mountain-scenic rock work; ivy covering
contracts Drive in 519 Maple ave, ID
door east. Takoma Park. Md, police sta
tion. Shep 4605-J
WOODED HILLsIDE Is MN. CTTY VIA
Lee blvd; new maisonette furn. By deco
rator: atr-cond. Walnut 9204-j.
COY 5-ROOM BUNGALOW IN CHERRY
dale. Va, suitable for small family. Rea-
sonable. Call MR.. PAYNE. Walnut 794O.
FOR LEASE. TERM OF i OR MORE
years-Beautifully furnished. 6 lsrxe
rooms. sun porch; spacious lot: 10c bus
zone: near shops and schools; excellent
for Army or Navy oficer Reason able rental.
Call MR.. PAYNE. Walnut 1910.
MT. RAINIER-5-R BUNG., 1-FARE
gone: fruit, flowers, cool; $50. Gar. house,
$500 ssd s. Green. Green ssos.wR0 1868 wR0fene'' $50
1897 .00-4-ROOM sTUcCo. LARGE LOT;
freen picket fence; fun basement handy
TO stores; small family; rent S37. year
lease. liz Daniel st., Colmaf Manor, Nd
OfeenWood 1434-M.
Evening star., 1938-07-10
COUNTRY pRopERrY FOR SALE.

Mr.. HAdERSTOWN, ON HWY. 121-A.
fruit farm. mr.. Winchester. 10-r. inn,
r. /, mr.. Laurel. Watch for our signs.
shore cottages. N. Z. RYoN CO.. 1915
BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY ESTATE LEe6
than two hours drive from washington.
Brick house. In perfect condition: living
room. library. kitchen. dining room and
!avatory on first floor: six bedrooms and
two baths on second. and large noored
attic: oil-burning hot-water heat; large
lawn around house. with shade trees and
water garden: 1877 acres Of land. with all
necessary outbuildings. servants quarters.
stone barn and other bu1dnss restored
900. Completely furnished with ANTIQUES,
which may be purchased with the farm.
Pictures available. Box 1S4-c Star.
Evening star., 1938-07-10
WATERFRONT PROPERTY.


BEVERLEY BEACH. ON CHFSAPEAKE
Bay-Send for free booklet. Phone west
River 221-F-2. Post once. Mayo. Nd.
GROOM BUNGALOW ON SALT WATER,
~ miles from WASHINGTON; bathing. boat
Ing. fishing. clubhouse. stores: house deliv-
Total price, including two lots, 1926. Easy
terms. Box 39S-B. Star.
DELL. Col. 1139-W
NORTH BEACH. MD.-1O-ROOM MOD
ern house; furnished; large screened
porches; rent for season special low price
Also two cottages for rent. week or month.
Adams 1881.
NEW BUNGALOWs-THREE ROOMS.
two porches; electricity. water inside.
screened; $500 90; $50 cash: .Sl5 month.
ADJOINING TOWN. CALIFORNIA. ST.
on ss na IL tnGsssd sssa sz1 Aiso
l03 g.. merchantable timber and private
sCHocH. Medford. Wis. y
SUMMER COTTAGE ON BEAUTIFUL
shenandoah Raver; weekly; Sc miles from
washington. Adams 2241.
NORTH BEACH PARK. NORTH BEACH.
accommodate 8; owner on premises satur-
day and Sunday. Bay front and North
Cherry ave. or call Lorton 33-F-22 IL
"a ACRES, CHEs BAY: SPACIOUS
dwelling, bedrooms. 5 baths, outbldgs.
safe harbor. dock; excellent neighborhood, ,
Nd '''0 ''' " O'A ''' NNnAp'''S
ROLLERS FURNISHED COTTAGE AND 2
lots for sale. Breezy Point. on Chesapeake
Bay. Phone Decatur 47s9-W.
Evening star., 1938-07-10

COLONIAL BEACH, VA.-FOUR ROOMS,
sleep six; $50 IT. from water; electric
or apply first cottage back of Amba ssador
Hotel: S15 per week
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THE MARYLAND REALTY,
915 10th St. NV. National 40

SOUTHERN MARYLAND BARdAMS.
Wicomico and Potomac Rivers, beauti-
ful point: mile water front. 10-room
house bath: electricity: on STATE road;
3-aere sportsman's home testuary Po-
tomac): 11-room house furnished). mod
ing. $6,750.
Island estuary Potomac River,. charm
ing cottage: bath. arestian well water
LEONARD SNIDER Ia plata Nm
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LOTS FOR SALE.
ffHns>tln aAAN

CHEVY cHAsE, NEAR Military RD..
FRANK =. 6oYLE: kSssalltor.. Dist: 1895.
.1n sys nssr Iar d1ee on 7S1sss %
Ar r. Potsnae eotsaa 4 14Si $3.50 Cali MR. BEN
Nsssi.nd ies % eentsiains Is. - 600 oS1aass :aa.rs
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BEAuTIFyL WooDED LOTS. 100 FT.
xiSs xss 1e'r1y ecH 4 dseP Raf:S I Ed mgr
Osrroil st.. Tekoma P,.rk. oeorEia $500.
VA. ROW-HOU6E LOTS. CLOSE IN. s4OO.
includes improvements. Acreage at 5000
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NICE LARGE LOTS m BEAUTITUL SUB
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Chicago, III.
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Phone Greenwood 2362-J.
10 LOTS
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One to Five Acre Tracts.
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1901 Evo
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FARMS FOR SALE.

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mile from main Highway. way s' ~ miles Of
We have ever ofiered at $4,000 with one
Phone Pho si:a; isb. H. B. MITCHELL. Herndon. Va.
NEARBY MONTGOMERY coUNTY-8O
acres. very fertile land on main highway;
modern n home in beautiful setting real
s,s 15iS TNs u NAkSEAsD nv. Iss1saIi SsH%1T $685.
N:4c;.3g sNPAcIogs oLP OIL STONE HOUSE, ~ NEARBY ri
eonmutins distance % B. C.. on in '1ee Se.utisSl iHl
sytp,,,.; syly,n setting s%Simmins % pool. splendid
Ss solss spendd so5sseo and
sssnn and !. 'ss 5c5m houses splendid in
area: large io-room brick snd-stueeo
Setting VIII with besatiu ] e1ee:s srees sestfu .nd
cool. Bargain. $4,000.
17e4 asSS asSSHEEfIA 81 Nv. M: BS%1s ss,Snse s4o7
THREE ACRES. BALTIMORE PIKE; 10
room house. h.-w.h.; $4,000. or will
tade tions f11 or city Ia acres addi-
5 acres. Baltimore pike: attractive bum
reasonable price or 'f trade rt for ta4m meas. sell
on sSod ss5s'fe Te.d 20 .Soas 'GYs e.
balance woods. some good timber: beau
tiful building sites. some in woods; $50
Slo00o..Fully equipped farm. excellent
p,niidinss; Pun .n farm In high STATE Of cultiva-
house has l2 rooms; bank barn. corn
;oooI;sso-sere farm. 20 miles D. c. !:
eonveniences surrounded with large shade
poultry houses, excellent land good for
trucking as well as general crops
R. D. LILLE CO.
264 Carroll ST.. Takoma Park Geo. 1900.
PRINCE GEORGES co.
215 acres. 13 miles D. C.. line: 10 rooms.
pre-Civil War home In good condition. has
3 wide end halls and fireplaces tobacco
barn and tenant house, all nelds have
spring-watered streams: both fertile bot
tom land and upland; 100000 terms to
be arranged
THEODORE r. MENK.
1874 goth st. NV. Potomac 1907. .
Evening star., 1938-07-10
THE MARYLAND REALTY.
1Oth at ~ w Notfonal on0

COBB 1sLAND-ONE OF THE MOST
popular. weil-established summer communi-
ties near Washington. Cobb Island Is
grounds in the Potomac River. Drive
down and see. this beautiful resort. Over
100 homes there now. Lots S100 up.
Go through Anacostia. Waldorf and La
Plata via Routes 3 and 3. See Andrew
Norris, rVsident agent
Evening star., 1938-07-10

WILL SACRIFICE TWO BEAUTTYUL
wooded lots; near water: Long Beach.
Evening star., 1938-07-10
EoR RRhr

HAIL--0eating capacity 200; fne oeats,
sentraIy iocsted; rent very reasonable.