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Evening star., 1938-01-23

Kate Waller Barrett continued to
maintain her home in Alexandra.
It was through DR.. Anna Howard
Shaw that Mrs. Hendley was intro
duced to Miss Anthony. and came to
be one Of her associates In her cause.
With q small group of earnest Wash
ington women, Mrs. Hendley founded
the Anthony League, which by OBJ
serving the birthday Anniversary Of
Miss Anthony on February IS each
year became the forerunner Of the
Susan B. Anthony Foundation. Among
the honorary members of the Anthony
League was the late Mrs. Theodore w.
Noyes. wife OF the editor of The
Evening Star.
THE purpose Of the Anthony
League" Mrs. Hendley. who was for
IA years its president, went on, was
at flrst to establish headquarters for
the suffrage workers Of this city. From
the beginning, however, we emphasized
the educational work Of preparing to
use the ballot, and classes In parlia-
mentary law and other important sub
)ects were formed almost Immediately
a1ter we took up our headquarters In
the Portner Apartment"
Then for eight years came the CEN
terlng OF the Anthony Leagues activ-
ities at 2007 Columbia road, the home
of Mrs. Paul. The work Of It's 13 COM
mlttees extended in many directions
and exerted q potent influence in the
eoucauonal and social affairs Of for.
ward looking women In the District
OF Columbia and beyond its borders.
Among those whom we find included
on an old roster Of the Advisory Board
OF the Anthony League are the names
OF Mrs. John r. Sherman. then pres
laent OF the General Federation Of
Women's Clubs, in whose headquarters
on N street the league held its meetings
alter Mrs. Pauls death; Mrs. Emily
newell Blair, then chairman OF the
Womens National Democratic Club:
Senator Owen OF Oklahoma. Miss
Janet Richards. Mrs. John Allan
Dougherty, Representative Addison r.
omltn OF Idaho. Mrs. William H. Her.
ron, president of the Twentieth Cen.
Jury Club and vice president Of the
Board OF Education, and Isaac Cans.
president of the District of Columbia
Chamber Of Commerce.
TO Mrs. Hendley also belongs the
olstinction Of having been the first
president OF the District Women's
suffrage Association, which she claims
was the first incorporated women a
eiuo IN the city Of Washington. She
likewise served a. treasurer OF this
organization for eight years. during
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which term Of ONCE Miss Anthony In
referring to her upon one occasion BE-
fore the organization said, "Your
treasurer, Mrs. Hendley, looks as il
she could take good care Of all the
money you can collect for the cause
Of suffrage"
An honorary member Of the League
OF Women Voters, Mrs. Hendley has
not only served on the Board of Direc-
tors OF the American Womens Suf-
frage Association, but was q member
OF its honor roll at its convention In
Chicago. in 1920. when she paid q trib-
ute to Carrie Chapman Gait.
With Mrs. Paul, Mrs. Hendley was
also one OF the first women who start
ed the Chautauqua for Women, for
merly held In Atlantic City, and it was
she who induced John Philip sousa,
also q native-born Washingtonian and
then at the height Of his fame as the
worlds march king, to give q guest
concert with his band before their
women's groups.
A past president Of the Ladies OF the
Grand Army Of the Republic, a men,
Der Of the Order of the Eastern Star
and greatly interested for many years
in the subject Of prison reform, Mrs.
Hendley Is one Of the FIRST women In
Washington ever to speak over q Ma
tion-wide radio hook-up. Continu-
ously since 1912, on February IS, the
anniversary Of Miss Anthonys birth,
through the courtesy Of The Star Mrs
Hendley has given a talk on the life
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housing our United States Department
Of Agriculture, Mrs. Hendley attended
Central High School and was married
at II to Julian Paul Hendley. Not
only has she lived continuously in
this city Of her birth, but, as she
added with bit of humor, IT have
lived continuously and happily with
my husband in the bonds of matri-
n1ony for 56 years" She and her hus-
band. retired employe of the United
states Government, represent four
living generations of their family, little
Peter LOTUS, III, son of a grand
oaughter, being their great-grand-
child.
With Jesse c. Suter, Mrs. Hendley
was one of the founders of Washing
tons Society of Natives, in which she
is intensely interested.
Mrs. Hendley was actively brought
INTO suffrage work by Mrs. Helen r.
Tlndall, wife Of DR.. William Tindall.
1or many years secretary to the Board
OF commissioners of the District gov
ernment and author OF one of the most
authoritative histories OF Washing
ton extant.
Among Mrs Hendley's most precious
memories are those having to do with
her association with such prominent
women leaders in the cause for suf-
lrage as Miss Anthony, DR.. Anna
Howard Shaw, Belva Lockwood, Mrs.
Nannette B. Paul. Mrs. Helen Gardi-
ner, Mrs, Ellen Spencer Mussey. DR..
Kate Waller Barrett, and Mrs. Ida
Husted Harper. Mrs. Paul, Mrs,
Gardiner, afterwards appointed first
woman Civil Service Commissioner.
Mrs. Mussey and Mrs. Harper, bior-
rapher Of Miss Anthony, eventually
became residents of the District. DR..
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Mrs. Anna E. Hendley, Suffrage
Leader, Hopeful for D. c. Vote
Believes She viii See
Realization of Her
Long.Hed Hope.
By JESSIE FAINT EVANS,

Serene at the age Of 73 in her home
. at 1888 Twentieth street NV, Mrs.
Anna E. Hendley, native Washington-
ian, and as an early suffrage leader,
the founder Of the Anthony League,
forerunner of the Susan B. Anthony
Foundation, has no other wish so dear
to her heart as the hope that District
OF Columbia residents may soon be
given the right to vote.
Has she lost confidence that her
span OF years may not be sufficient to
witness the realization Of this hope?
Not by any manner Of means" she
Tdef1nltely tells you. you see I have
seen so many seemingly impossible
suffrage hopes and desires come true
In my lifetime that my faith is as
great as my hope"
As little Anna Elizabeth Mills, Mrs.
Hendley remembers being present at
the Capitol hearings when Susan B,
Anthony and Mrs. Elizabeth Cady
stanton, early pioneers for wonen's
suffrage, We're pouring out their yery
1ouls In their pleadings for the ballot
Tor their sex before a bored. thumb
tw1ddling committee. She then and
there became so much interested in
their cause, particularly in Miss An.
thongs personality and single purposed
motivation of her life for it, that for
many years afterward her family
teased her by nick-naming her Susan
B., the second"
Prizes Historic Gavel.
Today, Mrs. Hendley's most prized
possession Is Miss Anthony's historic
gaVel. presented to her by Miss Lucy
Anthony at the Victory Convention In
Chicago in 1920, in token of Mrs.
Hendley's efforts to carry on, and
memoralize the work of her distin-
guished kinswoman. Inscribed upon
it, is the quotation. Order is Heavens
First Law" Miss Belle Sherwin, dis
unguished national leader In the
League Of Women Voters. had this ia.
NOUS symbol Of Miss Anthony's efforts
,nclosed in a silver. banding. An en-
graVed inscription briefly describes its
history and the circumstances Of its
presentation to Mrs. Hendley.
we nave come a long way from
those early efforts of Miss Anthony
and her cohorts" said Mrs. Hendlev
Indeed. with suffrage an accepted
matter Of fact for women everywhere
except in the District of Columbia
where neither men nor women exercise
ene right to use the ballot. it seems
almost unbelievable that within the
scope of my lifetime equal rights for
women should have been a great re-
form movement agitating the Nation
into opposing camps. I am of the
earnest conviction. too, that suffrage
Tor District citizens and their repre-
sentatlon in the Congress of the United
States will some day be quite as much
matter Of course as is the case in
all other parts of the United States "
? Failure is impossible" was one of
the tenets by which Susan 3. Anthony
and her associates charted their in
domitable course for women's suffrage.
MIS-. Hendley reiterated. TT must be
the continuing watctword of those
VINO are working for suffrage for resi-
dents of the District"
Born in Southwest Washington at
inlrteenth and B streets, upon a part
OF the site of one of the buildings
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S1RAYER GRADUATION
IS SET FOR MARCH 10

Midyear graduation exercises Of
strayer College will be held on Marct,
10 In Memorial Continental Hall, ac-
cording' to an announcement made
by P. J. Harman, director Of the
school.
DR.. Douglas 8. Freeman, editor d
the Richmond News Leader, viii b
the speaker Of the evening.
A closed dance In honor Of thl
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0adus$ss and Their friends Win Be
held IN the grand ballroom Of the
Maydover Hotel On March Q.
Mr.. Harman, assisted by Miss Mar
garet Hutchinson, employment secre-
tary, il making arrangements for both
events.
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HARRY J. KANE, Jr.,
sos E St. NV, Attorney for Plaintiffs.

United ssss sGr .aty she pisS5le. Si GS
SskssHS MAyzS~ HE5s SS E. Ef3S;
oF OBJECT Of 5his
suit is to obtain a Anal decree declaring
hs Lots hs ana ahd pars Of
q ORIGINAL Lot 10, in SQUARE Ills "a; a;
adverse possession. On motion Of the
9ay 9sn o suns ny hss tSEHsZ i is Tha hs s hs
=
Prout, Jonathan Prout. Martha Hsls
Rsm RFGH R1ade1 Mary Sarah SrOg = BTssy BTsdy
Mamie s. Prout. Ellen s oddie Henry
Anderson An 9aons " e0ySe Anderscn An aa Eizsbssh f.
Prout. Mary E. Prout. Lucy B. ; Prout;
Peter. Edward c. Peter. Mamie 8; vinson.
john john c c. VSDai payidson: % James s. Davidson.
Jane 3: Bradley; Mary H Bradley; Ma5y a5y
Bradley Na1ne s. 81 and 5he
Trustees, Harriet C. Bartow. William a.
Bartow; H Bradley ,,,,lo Davidson Trustee: ttet.
unknown heirs, alienees or devisees. re-
spectively. cause their appearance to be
day occurring after the expiration Of one
month from the day Of the first publication
of this order. otherwise as to said unknown
with as in case OF default: Provided &
copy Of this order be published in .rha
Evening Star and in the Washington Law
Reporter once a week for three successive
weeks before the expiration Of the time
PENDANTS good cause having been shown
for fixing said period Of publication: By
the Court PEYTON GORDON. Justice,
EisfssTE sTEwAAf. "s Clerk. sGD's b, RI r. I. ~ ppYT:
Asst. Clerk. aeSsASs22
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LEGAL NOTICES.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
undersigned being all Of the members
to the laws of the State of New York and
desiring TO do business in the District Oh
Columbia as Limited Partnership hays
Court of the Unved STATES for the Dis
sad pl Goqmh9a is tha Ne firm mJrpps
Company; that the business intended to be-
iiransacted ira ol by said partnershlp is ta) buy
wise. disposing of, and in any manned
dealing deal whether on behalf Of the partner
oher or tGF ohrs snd IN GSs bonds
acting general securities. and brokerage
Suslnsss BUS! such as as IS ordinarily conducted BY
forming TO The constitution and rules otl
the said New York Stock Exchange:
snd ass qndefWFns t9 or for
scriptionS Ior, stocks, bonds or other securi-
ties and or otherwise financing or assisting
other enterpTises AS that G Grays6n eSspofS M-P
Murphy ceased TO be a member of said
partnei ship on October ! $, 1897, the date
to be a member of said partnership on
April 30, 1925; that OPS A. GlazebIook.
John G. PennypacRer William P. T. Pres.
ton James D; Sawyer Charles S Sargent.
J Sawyer Wilson Jr Charles H. Baetjsr,
E Parker are general partners; that P.
Erskine Wood. Frederick, Osborn. GraysoIn1
NJ murphy JE- ana waiter RuSNeII
Herrick are special partners: that the
special partners have contributed as capltal
to the common stock of the copartneSship |
the following amounts IN cash P. Ersklne
Wood 100000. Frederick Osborn, S1".-
500, Grayson Mp Murphy. Jr.. $4,000
and Walter Russell Herrick, 100000; and
Frederick Osborn has also contributed az
capital to said common stock cash. securi- |
ties and or other property having actual |
and agreed values aggregating S62,500: |
and that the term of the partnership is to
end at the close of business on June 80.
1899. subject TO earlier termination in .
certain CONTINGENCIES. The special partners I
will be entitled TO the return of their con-
tributions upon termination of the. partner
ship; In addition. the partnership agree-
me1t provides that part or all Of the
contribution OF each special partner may
be withdrawn upon his death or retirement
from the partnership or on certain other
CONTINGENCIES, but that such withdrawal
shall not be made unless and until this
certificate shall have been cancelled or so
amended as to set forth such withdrawal.
Dated this oath day of May. 1888.
LSignedl Otis A. Glazebrook. Jr.. Edward
o. Mcdonnell. Alfonso P. Villa. John G.
Pennypacker William P. T. Preston. James
D. Sawyer, Charles S. Sargent. j. Sawyer
Wilson Jr Charles H. Baetjer, Don NJ.
Kelley, George A. Garrett and John E.
Parker, general partners, P. Erskine Wood.
Frederick Osborn. Grayson MP Murphy,
Jr. and Walter Russell Herrick. special
H"r nuSn ie1 q q 1o1o1511 on ooel
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COLORED BARGAIN
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

SEE US FOR QUICK PRIVATE. ALL-CAsH
deals mo commissions, for D. e; houses.
NV. District 6150 and District 6151.
6 TO 8 RMS. PREFER OLD HOUSE;
D. c. only; good cash; like poss. within
45 days. E. A. GARVEY, Dist. 45Os. Sun.
and eve. Geo. $500. ll26 VT. ave.
CASH FOR ROW BRICK, SMALL WHITE
properties; quick action E. W, BAILEY,
Adams 47s6 or mail, 1435 Meridian NV.
WILL BUY FOR CASH. SMALL BRICK
houses in NORTHEAST and SOUTHEAST
SECTION. QUICK ACTION. Line. 24s9.
SEE US FOR QUICK PRIVATE. ALL-CASH
deals tno commissioner for D. c. houses.
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO., 1929 L st.
NV. District $3.50 and District 6l51.
WE HAVE BUYERS WITH ALL CASH FOR
brick or frame houses, any condition. Cali
or write Mr.. Conner.
GOSS REALTY CO.,
1405 Eye ST. Natl. 1853.
THE OLD RELIABLE
IN BUSINESS SINCE 1919.
personally will pay cash for your
Washington real estate. bricks or frames,
white or colored. G. G. DUTY. 1024
Vermons~ave. Natl. 44S2. 81
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PROPOSALS..

PROCUREMENT DIVISION, PUbLICI
Buildings Branch. Washington, D. c., June|
10. l93S.-Sealed bids in duplicate will
be publicly opened in this office at lOI
am, June "a, 1888, for installation of
new bronze title letters at the U. s. De-
partment of Agriculture, Extensible|
South Building. Washington, D. C.I
Drawings and specifications, not exceedtpgI
one set. may be obtained a. this ofhceI
IN the discretion of the Assistant DrectorI
OF Procurement, Public Buildings Branch.
W. e. REYNOLDS. Assistant Director.
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UNUSUAL VALUE

We are proud to offer this desirable
property. only 20 minutes to downtown
wooded with oak trees. This home. con.
sisting Of q large rooms. complete baths.
air conditioning and all the features you
may desire. including a finished Bird floor.
is now available for your Inspection. Re
markably priced for immediate sale YOU
should inspect this property today. Call
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SEAShoRE PROPERTY.

VENTNOR N. J.-s-BEDRM.. 3-BATH
cottage. newly remodeled, furnished; 5000
for season; one block from beach. Call
FRANK r. ROSEN, National S51O. leave
message. 22s
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$11, ,45O.
LARGE CENTER HALL HOME.
BEDROOMS . BATHS.

BEDROOMS. BATHS.
Owner leaving for west Coast this
month. orders reduced price for this g.
room. 2-bath home. consisting Of unusually
dining. room. kitchen. pantry and spacious
heated sun parlor or den.
A stairway with full landing leads to
rooms, ample closets and balcony over
sunroom; insulation. automatic heat.
attractive lot with flowers and shrubbery
are some of the features Of this desirable
home: convenient transportation and
eve. EN-. 1924. FRANK 6. PHILLIPS.
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LOTS WANTED.
WATERFRONT PROPERTY.

BEVERLEY BEACH. ON CHESAPEAKE
Bay. Bay-send Sen = for free rec. booklet, Phone West
BROOM BUNGALOW, ON SALT WATER,
81 miles from Washington: bathing. boat
ing, hshlng. clubhouse, stores; house deliv-
cries cries OF sroceries and ice; free school bus
terms. Box 39SB. Star.
large lot on shore near Shady Side Md
at Idlewilde or phone Natl. 3411.
FOR sALE-4 LARGE WATERFRONT
lots. at Cobb Island, near new bridge.
Hillside O41S-J.
5-RooM BAY-FRoNT COTTAGE FOR
LAKE JACKSON. 81 MILES D. c. LOVE-
y log cabin for rent. completely furnished
Dupont 200
she Nc 2sS rooms son
cSs3y a2tR SSsss 5Das Md yANSE %ls g @ y irving St.
so1 mics PoTSia y q Sfs ASFEs t4oSass ON WAThR Fl:
duckinE shore: fishing, swimming: ST 200.
G5B9Ms. 81 ., 2Io 18th st. nv Natl. 3753. S.
tase with shower. on bay: rs miles wash
ington; safe bathing. WENDELL. Col.
CHESAPEAKE BAY-sALE. NEW. MOD
Dryss 0eaSR of
Bic 18th st. NV. Dist. 5s23. "a.
WANT TO RENT SMALL COTTAGE WITH
bath, elec. range; pvt. beach. salt water.
near Washington. Randolph 4463.
FOR sALE-owNER NEEDS CASH. SEA-
side Beach adjoining North Beach. s.
room and bath cottage with elec. and gas.
Beautiful lot with shade. " block to
pier. bus station. stores and concessions
OWNER Georgia 6136
RENT NEAR ANNAPOLIS. WATER
front log cabins. modern conveniences. 3
bedrooms rowboat Available June 25 to
July 9: July 16 to 30: reasonable Quiet,
refined families. Ideal for children. Wal
mt Q007
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

MUST BE SOLD!
$3.50 ----------.- 50 10000
rental; S248 --..--,---N- s2.7bo.oo
s37i -----------N" ss.25ooo
rental, $3.50 ---~ ss.s5o.oo
rental. $546 -~---"----.~~..' 81 $4,000
rental, $40 .----~---N~.., $3.50 90
rental. al.s1,aoo~--.----N-$11.s $11. $50. 90
223 1st st. ne. and rear Of
same-Yearly rental, ST 200 S11 $4,000
MAKE YOUR OFFER!
Call Stanton T. Kolb; evening phone,
West 2121.
J. LEO KOLB, INC,
1887 Wisconsin ave. West OOO2
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SPECIAL BARGAIN.

SPECIAL BARGAIN.
1927 CRITTENDEN ST. NV
OPEN-INsPEcT TONIGHT.
= Large Rooms Baths
Extra nne refrigerator and gas stove.
Large front porch. big lot paved alley
ORIGINAL PRICE. S125OO.
OUR PRICE, $8,750.
CONVENIENT to stores schools and cars
Howenstein Realty Corp,
141S H ST. NV Dist. 1877
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PETWORTH-S7.5OO

NEAR sth AND VARNUM SITS.
This 2-story frame house has large
bedrooms and bath. large living room. din
ing room. and spacious kitchen with new
gas range and elec refgr.: large front
porch Scar garage: beautifully shaded
diate vicinity Of parochial and public
schools. stores and transportation; lot
45x1O0. Call Mr.. Miller. with
FRANK S PHILLIPS DIST 1411
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SUMMER HOMES,

VACATION, MINIMUM COST. VALLEY OF
Virginia. village, foot Massanutten Noun
tain: individuals or families; board or
cooking privileges. Atlantic 5650-J
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FARMS FOR SALE.
FARMS WANTED.

HAVE CLIENT WHO WISHES PURCHASE
large, operating dairy farm in Montgomery
County for cash. Write full particulars TO
KENS1NGTON REALTY CO.. kensIngt ton.
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AN OPPORTUNITY.

Located in this delshtful section OF
Edgemoor, Just ., blocks from schools
stores. TRANSPORTATION; new. all-brick Co.
lonial. In addition to it's bedrooms and
baths. it has a lavatory on LIST floor. A
lot 30 it. wide. beautifully landsca ped,
makes this home worthy of your inspec-
tion. with small down payment and month
ly payments less than rent permanently
fnancedl and priced $3.50. Call Emer-
son 1271.
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SuMMER CAMPS.

TALL TTMBERs CAMP FOR BOYs-TALT
or call Adams 10126.
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S5.50O-TERMS.
9 R.. B., PORCH. GARAGE.
on BURNER. GAS. ELECTRICITY.
/. W. GROOMES. 171o EYE ST.
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JEW DET. BRICK, Ss,950-2 BATHS,
gorage. Call e. w. BAILEY, Adams 1855.
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BEST ReSluentlal Sectlon.
High. beautiful elevation. Convenient
to rapid bus. schools. stores and churches
3 rooms. . baths; full sized bedrooms
large attic, stair leading of hallway. recre-
alton ROOM two open flreplaces All I'M
provements. such as streets. in and paid
for. Terms may be arranged viii trade.
Evenings Georgia 2042
Open Daily to . PM
5700 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE,
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1924 14th ST N w Dist 3246
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CLOSE TO EVERYTHING

Chevy Chase D. ca bedrooms. Q
baths finished and heated third floor;
spacious sun parlor This detached brick
home. within half block of all schools.
new w-house condition This overnight bar
gain should be investigated at once: 2-car
brick garage. Priced at S10750 on terms
far less than rent. Call Emerson 1894.
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$8.650.

1888 JENIFER ST. NV.
EASY TERMS.
Within 2 blocks Conn ave shopping
center and Rock Creek PIX Semi-det brick
z rms, ? fine baths large porch: built
in garage; fine cond visit will prove
this cannot be duplicated Open
MISS REED EMERSON SelS
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Will Trade or Arrange Terms.
ALL 44th Street NV.
6 Rooms. 2 Baths, Large, Level Lot.
BAKER REALTY CO., INC. DIST. 1911.
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BE DISCRIMINATING

This new home. located in the Barnaby
Woods section of Chevy Chase, D. G.. Sit
uated on lot with beautiful shrubs and
paintings. is truly worthy of your inspec-
ton. 3 large bedrooms. all of which will
hold double beds; ? full baths and lst-hoor
unusual charm and rare merit. which we
are privileged to offer at a price which
must compel your attention. For further
details. call Emerson IIA4
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OXFORD 1893. Arlington, va.
NEW GRIN. HOME, $3.50.

Monthly payment only S45.00 after
small down payment: large rooms all with
cross ventilation, concrete porch. 10x20:
hardwood floors; fuIl ba sement: built-in
gar. with overhead door: lot 5.2x100: large
trees: Conv to stores. schools. churches
and transportation. 10S Gist ave. Silver
Spring. Md For sale by OWNER. Call
A
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7.350-MARIETTA PARK-AN EXCEL
lent, NV. section; a lovely home of 6
good-sized rooms and tile bath 3 large
porches: hot-water heat, garage, cleo
Fefrigeration and stove. 1t is in excel
lent condition and absolutely a buy at
this price. Terms to- suit your con-
venience. FLOYD E. DAVIS CO., Natl
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SUBURBAN-S7. 800.
Lovely home. ."12 stories. rooms on
each floor. plus large. room. in attic: front.
stairs: large basement: $4,000 So IT.. fne
old trees: bus and schools within a block:
small cash payment
THOS. E FARRELL CO, Realtors.
r2l 10th St W National O.65.
Evenings Call Kensington Him
Evening star., 1938-03-30
Gos|in> Unsigned Hits 900
Adds Homer to Earlier Single ds Pinch Botter-Bonuro
and Lewis Are Swottino
- = stan Correspondent Of The Star.

- Stan Correspondent Of The Star.
LAKELAND, Fla, March 3d.
Winterhaven is a nice enough place
to train q ball club, but the fans
stay away in droves. There were
only. 81 paid admissions yesterday
when the Mats played Columbus.
. 80. Ouch!
Ken Chase is called Charley" by
the Griffs, after the movie
comedian. Ouch again!. .
Is Goose Goslin bidding high for
q job with the Mats, or is he?
Bucky Harris sent the Gander to
bat as a pinch-hitter the other day
against Kansas City and he singled.
Yesterday Goslin made one
appearance against Columbus and
hit a vicious home run with two
men on base. :. He's still unsigned.
1t took the Grif1s six innings to
establish the fact that they were
the major leaguers yesterday.
They even reached the. point where
a rookie Red Bird pitcher, Nasty
mix, picked a runner OIL second
base. -. He was Melo Almada.
Zeke Bonura And Buddy Lewis
are getting along all right. In
Tampa on Monday they made four