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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-28
|13 Bethesda Busketers
Are Awarded Letters

Thirteen members of the Bethes-
da-Chevy Chase High School bas-
ket ball team were presented letters
yesterday at special athletic as
sembly at which Arch Mcdonald
was principal speaker. Letters were
presented by Coach Ray Fehrman.
Those receiving awards were
Chris Chappell, Charles Hughes
Herbie Benson, Chef Mccall, Mar
shall johnson, Dick Getsinger, Ken
Neese, Bob Lane, Mark Raymond
Bill Metzel Prentice Childs, Ver-
non Ricketts,, Johnny Younger and
Manager Bill Shape.
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Leafs, Wings on Brink
Of P|ayoff Defeats
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
The Toronto Maple Leafs and De-
troit Red Wings face virtual elm
ination in the semf1nals of the STAN
ley Cup hockey playoffs tonight. To-
ronto must beat Montreal and De-
troit must overcome Chicago or fall
behind by 81 in the best four-of-
seven game series.
Although beaten twice in row
by Montreal, Toronto perhaps has
an easier task than Detroit because
the Leafs entertain the Canadiens
on home ice In fact, Hap Day, To-
ronto coach, went out on a limb last
night and predicted II think we're
going to win" Toronto won the first
game of the series from Montreal,
but lost the next two.
At Chicago the Hawks are con-
f1dent of again whipping the Red
Wings. The Wings have yet to win
on Chicago ice this season, being
BANKED, 2 to 0, in the third game of
the series Sunday night after the
teams had split the first two games
at Detroit.
Capacity crowds are anticipated at
both Toronto and Chicago.
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|Chicagoan, Is, Steals
Show in 81 Defeat
|0f Gotham Boxers
BY the Associated Press,

Dy tAc AssoClhteC fIeSS.
NEW YORK, Mar. 28.-You might
write down the name Of Major
Jones, 16-year-old vocational school
student of Kansas City, and paste
1t in your hat. You're liable to hear
something good about him in pro-
fessional boxing before long.
The lanky kid stole the show last
night before 1880 fans in Madi-
son Square Garden as he won the
l26-pound Golden Gloves cham
pionship and helped Chicago to a
81 point victory over the New
York squad. Showing an amazing
amount of ring savvy for a kid his
age, Major Jones punched out a
neat decision over Frank Perone of
Inwood, Long Island, to give the
Chicagoans lead they never lost.
1t was Chicago's tenth victory
over New York's entrants in IT
national tournaments, the Gotham
ties winning four and three. ending
in deadlocks. The 81 score was
the sixth of the long series.
While the score was close, the
Windy City crew COPIED six of the
eight championships, New York
getting two. The Fasteners made
their best showing in the alter
nate division, winning five of eight.
New York had chance to tie by
winning the final heavyweight scrap,
but Pvt. Ragon Kinney of Little
Rock, Ark, and Camp Gallan, Calf,
overcame a poor first round to
punch out verdict over heavier
Jerry jackson, Bronx boilermaker.
There were no knockouts on the
card, although one bout was halted
in the final round because one en-
trant insisted on hanging on.
The two Washington Cd. c. rep
resentatives on the Eastern squad
Donald King, flyweight, and Eddie
Funk, bantamweight, did not COM
pete. King had pulled muscle and
Funk was two pounds over the
bantam limit.
The champions:
112--pound-cecn schoonmaker. Harlem
lis: pound-clayton johnson. Sioux
I26-pound-Major Jones. Kansas City
I55, poundzzBuddy Holderneld. Scott,
1477poundE Pvt. Johnny Wilson, Brook
6o,,poundEcorp. Dick Young. Pensa-
5-pound-Ray standifer. Kansas City
Heavyveisht-pvt. Rason Kinney, Little
Rock, Ark (ChicagO1.
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Fine chesapeake FieIt
Makes Il Full Dress
Derby Preview
By the Associated Press.


BALTIMORE, Mar. 2s.-With the
actual running nearly five weeks
away, the $25 ,000- added Chesapeake
Stakes shaped up today as a full
dress preview of the Kentucky Derby
and the Preakness Stakes.
The Maryland Jockey Club an
nounced a list of IS 3-year-old ELI
gibles for the traditional Havre de
Grace test which included all the
winter book choices.
The 1-16-mile event, which was
not renewed last year, will be run
at Pimlico Saturday, April ga
week before the Derby-as one of
the principal stakes of the 28-day
consolidated Maryland meeting.
Outstanding among the IS eligi-
bles were Col. c. v. Whitney's Pukka
Gin, George D. Widener's Platter,
Greentree Stables Stir Up, William
Helis' Olympic Zenith, Bobanet
Stables Gay Bit, Mrs. Ella K. Bry-
sons Director J. E., Mrs. H. J.
Mohr's Royal Prince, and Calumet
Farms top-f1ight fillies, Twilight
Tear and Miss Keeneland.
The most recent renewal of the
event, in 1912. was won by Colchis,
with Alsab running second and Re-
quested third. The 1914 running
will be the richest in the stakes
history.
Among the other capable eligibles
for the Chesapeake are William L.
Brann's Declared and Picotee, Mrs.
R. Carruthers' Jimmie, r. Sterling
Clarks Smolensko, A. c. Ernst's
Alorter, Greentree's Broad Grin,
Mill River Stables Sweeping Time,
Crispin Oglebay's Boy Knight, Wild
ener's Lucky Draw and Mrs. Sydney
Zells My ALI.
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By the Associated Press.


NEW YORK, Mar. 28.-Shades of
Rube Waddell, eccentric southpaw
pitcher for the Philadelphia Ath-
letics back in the 1900s! At Fred
erick, Md, yesterday the AS came
up with set of spring training
rules, one of which set a nickel
and dime limit on poker games.
If this rule spreads to other major
league clubs it will be tough on the
more experienced hands who have
learned to bluff their way in "sky's
the limit" game.
Other rules, as set forth by Man.
ager Connie Mack, call for a mid
night curfew, no serious drinking,
prompt appearance at meals lido
they need rule for that?). Those
who get caught will be fined &C
cording to the players salary.
THE boys themselves wanted the
rules" explained Mr.. Mack. "They
seem to feel We'll have pretty gooc
chance this year and they wanted
an understanding that would protect
VIC SlldllSCo Va Vic C1uO do q WllOlC.
Starr Agrees to Join Reds.
News from the other camps in.
eluded:
FRENCH LICK, Ind.-Chicage
Cubs ready to play Cincinnati Reds
In exhibition today. Hank Wyse
Bill Fleming and Johnny Miklos are
listed to pitch for the Cubs. Rec
nurlers uncertain. White Sox will
watch game.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - Pitcher
Ray Starr agreed to report to Reds
next Monday. He had asked to be
traded
CAIRO, Ill.-Catcher Ken ODea
reported to champion Cardinals
Catcher Gerald Burmeister now only
lnaccounted-for absentee.
EVANSVILLE, Ind.-Veteran Rog.
er Cramer expected to return to cen.
ter field for Detroit, shifting Chuck
Hostetler to right.
CAPE GIRARDEAU, Mo.-Pitchel
Al HollingsWorth and Outfeldel
Frank Demaree reported on Browns
sick list.
LAKEWOOD, N, J.-Rube Fischer
right-handed pitcher for the Giants
was ordered to report to Sioux City
Iowa, for preinduction physica.
exam April 13.
BEAR MOUNTAIN, N. Y.-Rair
forced Dodgers to work indoors
again at West Point fieldhouse.
BUGS Lose Pitcher Hebert.
MUNCIE, Ind-Pirates' mound
staff now down to eight with loss of
Southpaw Wally Hebert.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.-Infelder
Oscar Grimes joined Yankees sick
list with bandaged right forefnger
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LoFond Family Grows;
Third Child Is Girl

Eddie LaFond, Catholic Universe
tvs director of athletics, is the
proud poppa of new baby girl, pre-
sented to him by Mrs. LaFond about
S o'clock this morning at Providence
Hospital.
The youngster weighed TX pounds
and will be named Mary Jean. The
LaFonds have two other children
both boys, Billy, S, and Bobby, 3.
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Edwards, Blair Pitcher,
Goes to Tiqer Farm

Bandy Edwards. 17-year-old Sill
yer Spring boy has signed a con-
tract with the Detroit Tigers and
will go to the jamestown IN. "
farm club this season as pitcher.
A student at Montgomery Blair
High, Randy in the last two years
turned in three no-hit games and
a number of shutouts,
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the same club as only a shade be-
hind, adding that Those two
boys are going to be hard to re-
place"
Nap ranks fifth in the all-time
hit parade with a total of 3.242
safeties to his credit during his
major league career. Informed
that Outfielder Paul Waner of
Brooklyn. who has hit 3,112 so
Tar, hopes to overtake him during
the coming season, Lajoie COM
mented, You can tell Paul for
me that he is going to have to be
darn good hitter to do that"
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Count Fleet at Belmont
To Train for Stakes

BY the Associated Press.
Count Fleet. triple crown 3-year-
old champion in 1943, arrived at Bel
mont Park yesterday.
Don Cameron, trainer, said the
Mrs. John Hertz horse will start
training Immediately for the big
handicap stakes to be run at the New
York tracks later this spring. He
was temporarily retired last summer
after iniuring a leg.
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Miller Of Eagles Rejected

PHILADELPHIA, Mar. % (P,.-
Tom Miller, 25-year-old end of the
Philadelphia Eagles, has been re-
jected for military service because
Iof a stomach ailment, bringing to
IA the number of 4-F Eagles avail
able for the 1914 National League
football campaign.
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Fights Last Night
By the Associated Press,


BALTIMORE.-Harry Jeffra, 1e6a4,
Baltimore. outpointed Lou Salica, 1laa.
New York Q0); Moses Thomas. is2,
Baltimore, outpointed Billy Duncan,
176. Washington (6).
PHILA D LPHIA.-Ike williams,
134A. Trenton. N. j., stopped joey Pc
Ealta. 1891, Tsmaaua, Pa. t9); Santa
Leamus; 1867, New York. drew (s).
1aa as1LY fas r Msss' M. or.aS Pelias;
EE nF oa 1s3; Panama Go5; Gene
Dick ,Fitzserald, 191, Hartford.
=, NEWARK, N. Joe Malone, $50.
New York: out2ointed Joe curcio, 14914.
145A; scranton;; Pa. %.
NEW HAVEN. Conn.-Julie Kogon.
II33A: New Haven. knocked out Billy
Speary; 134A, Nanticoke. Pa. 80;
Tom Gollins, 154, Waterbury %.
Ha LdiNIM, MaaS St~.r,1 Brandiao, l4s:
Dousyillo; 151; Lynn I0l; Al Bryan:
Luz, 149, New Bedford COZ.
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Sports Mirror

By the Associated Press.
Today a year ago-St. Johns of
Brooklyn won the national invitation
basketball tournament by defeating
Toledo, 1927. at Madison Square
Garden.
Three years ago-Mrs. Estelle Law
son Page defeated Dorothy Kirby, 5
and 4, to win the Nort-South golf
title at Pinehurst NJ q -
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Versatile Butka Now in Line for Utility Job With Mats
Cobb to Hit First
In Coast Opener
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
SACRAMENTO, Calf, Mar. %.
-Ty Cobb, Detroit's famed hitter
and base runner of a generation
ago, will be the lead-of batter for
the Pacific Coast League this
year.
Now an Atherton (Calif.) BUSH
nessman, Cobb has consented to
step up to the plate against the
pitch of Gov. Earl Warren of
California when Los Angeles
comes here April 8 to open the
Pacific Coast League season.
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Fan Objects to PAYING A Prices for B Baseball

The extent to which baseball attendance will be affected by the
lowering of the
admissions something be determined
paraive little has been said the subject the
onjectung AS matter of fact until communication
from Charles Sands 93 Tenth NV this
mail had been wholly barren along that line Here it is
Being ardent baseball attending all
I word written about the American
At times am moved to tears the plight of the
and shudder to think of the bewhskered and infants
have been recruited to it from oblivion.
But what about the fans? With of the stars
fans asked to support mediocre baseball Yet with
lists undoubtedly
amusement tax effective April making 20 81 ticket
have the of reduce the admission
price
I'm other words asked to pictures at If
the to survive opinion that the fans should asked
pay only prices if they B games.
Quality undoubtedly has deteriorated That's nobody fault
the prices same somebody's
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Win, Lose or Draw
By DENMAN THOMPSON,
.hern Training Sure to Return at Wur's End

Southern Training Sure to Return at Wars End
Connie Mack right the rain which
the AS to indoor training at their Frederick d) after
made that crack the other day about big league clubs having
wcaned from going South their spring conditioning
Right that is the necessity for seeking
Chimes to get in shape but decidedly off the beam he
recty quoted in saying the practice won't be resumed
None knows better than the willy old sachem of Shbe Park
that tricks Pacific he had taking his players
Mississippi Louisiana Florida
essential to the business getting them play
Equally well Philadelphia octogenarian that
those hikes three thousand miles, undertaken
before the so-caed line established fully
justified by their advertising value.
Otherwise how could that major clubs
without single exception the IT, annually contracted
spend the $4,000 that each these ore entaed And
that minor clubs although travelling somewhat shorter
distances correspondngy smaller followed the
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Drawbacks of Old Plan Didn't Include Publicity

that the undenab benefit athletes
ing the kinks out of their legs under
hot sunshine frequently chilly weather encountered
their North practice
for withhold service their
brittle stars until they could become accimated
To the baseball hungry fans starved by months OF enforced
inactivity those reports cavongs bamy pictures
their dsportng
ground fodder that avd absorbed Distance enchant
the restrictions there
that couldn't get ready for the well tong
their by shifting little
available facilities
Nd for the AS instance Or College Park the Not
quite much distance-or enchantment-but
Regardless what the
suitability of Northern training those
Southern training trips
hostiies And don't be
suit anything pertaining baseball
all publicity
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1944-03-28

With two more camp games
slated, sessions through Friday will
be longer. The Mats should come
up to their first exhibition, that
with the Martin Bombers at Col
lege Park on Saturday, ready to 60.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT,

WARRINGTON GROVE, MD:-doins away
for Sun SUMNER mn will rent my b.rm; sottssS
nsepaae o ksx to
es s'tb.s,s mlns sa T. B. d O. Reasonable
sisstrieity, sas, newly decorated. lsrge lot'
$3.50 mo; couple and SIN; chlld,
M sSIs kssA 4! no; and bath eunsalow,
r nsss w ssss Esps ave ssa &
ssar s ssth
70 ses sh s saas ' s.r onS ne 4sss
;; ssE Near
f MS hhfhf A HoGsE sS attractive
eir e ft heat air-conditioned a. adults;
sSG H f fsth snd ss ns On SSs road
onnile from :: r. station: Call Bowie
gsIi sisF atPssts ss f h1sss years
sses iSsHs May 10 nss Sa on asss
sss e eas sH'f i sss Pr nda H
soRooM HousE for rent. SIS; water and
electricity 5 n; garden; adults only. Call
II ss% Rsos6eYKsviH29LLI: Mp:-5,seem spnssloy. .
bedrooms. iivins. room, kitchen. bath. hot
sell, Price. S5,40O; terms. 5000 cash. ball
1nee 500 per month. Buell. M. Gardner
FALLS CHURCH, VA.Mwili share new
brick home. newly furn., with couple or 2
girls; have objection to infant; every
from bus line; $50 mo. CHI, 6070.
NEW 4-Ro0M BUNGALOW, electricity,
pump at door: 10 min walk from Census
ssii ' or Weekdsys, spruce rue; oa ia '"A -
NICE FURNISHED HOME, June and July:
8 acres: 8 rooms, ga baths: shady and
cool, back from road; S225 per month
FREE RENT--Small house. bath and cleo.
tricity; near Fairfax; In exchange for care
of stock and yard, Call Sunday, Fairfax
177-W-4; weekly, ma. 1898.
7-RooM STONE HOUSE,
IN FINE CONDITION.
J. L C.. WEST.
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OFFICES FOR RENT.

2nd AND 3rd FLS., suitable for meeting
mans, omces or storage space; 1880 So. it.;
10000 Fl. OFFIcE sPACE, Available in
~ days. Inquiry from trade associations
DESIRABLE studio room, avail "immedi-
stely downtown business district. BOX
10000 II. OFFICE SPACE, ayailbIe in 30
days. inquiry from trade associations,
a 911sr 8 CONCERNS r ipyited; Me; COOS
NV: steno. service available suite l or
Box l93.G. Star.
DESK SPACE, telephone and expert steno-
GRAPHIC service. in bright outside once
centrally located, restricted. MA 1856
OFFICE STUDIO, furnished. 18th and Eye
able for classes. DE. 33Is ewes.
LARGE unfurnished front basement room
Ior once l3X17, S35 monthly, Apply
LIE DROIT BLDG, s0O-slO r st. NV
Large, bright oftices, also suitable for
st. NV.
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FARMS FOR SALE,

PUBLIC AUCTION Saturday, May 60
1914, to settle Virginia estate, $50 acres,
excellent grazing, general farming, timber,
14-room house built in 1898, good barn
pepper and Front Royal. For further in
formation write Mrs. B. H. Morris, Front
Royal, Va.
in Montgomery County Md, nice 7-room
house, electricity, on hard surface road,
To inspect cali Dave Laushlin, Bradley
0024
HERE is a bargain. 80 acres, located on
Travillah rd Groom house, q miles from
D. Co.. only 30, 300 To inspect call Dave
I,aughlin. Pradlev
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WHITE CAPE COD.
HIDDEN IN NJ The e. TREES On 2 ACRES IN

NEARBY VIRGfNIA 'A'' 'N
Just OF Lee blvd. within 10 miles of
downtown Washington, this interesting
home with individuality is situated at the
END OF quiet street: charmingly land
scaped with many large lockwood, laurel
to the couple or small family seeking a
modern home with country appeal and
complete privacy, Rooms include large
studio living dining room .ii4x22) with
diversified fireplace, master bedroom U5xI6)
with fireplace and door opening on nag
stone terrace, guest bedroom l2xI3), sun
room l9x12) with door opening on nag
S St9ne TERRACE and large de luxe equipped
Ritcnen with breakfast room; full loored
attlc With regular stairway, hot-water
heat with oil burner. small barn and other
ouIbulldings! Terms. Price, $4,000
George Mason Green Co.,
Exclusive Agent,
$3.50 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va.
CHI. 3S3S. EVENINGS Falls Church lIoS-J
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BRADDOCK HEIGHTS.

Lovely 6room brick Colonial home, ~,
years old; in beautifully wooded section
center development; has 3 bedrooms and
bath on 2nd floor; large living room, dining
room and modern kitchen on ground floor
oil burner; priced 1880; substantial cash
payment required. j. L. PRICE, 1903
wv O7o ~->' ~"N -
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OF all sizes.
CLAYs REAL ESTATE, WA. 4S52


s5 ExsEsT s1Saust SsPqls siT &
III RI ss@snt HOUSES 's' Safa. s.s:i:Hs
v, / Ssntlsmsn'ss , retirement home, 81 milcs
bsSs oil SS9nsr h Sss .sesre dsyasss
servants house. II acres; SIT, 900.
Re GEos E.' s SanTs Ho x phA s Mps
zee ASHs ad on sss. s4 HSs h1aD esa
tenant houses, fair oatSuiidins.. Hesutlfui
te .ss % nPs !s s'H Pom
A't Bsrssin '' So 600; % acre.. 9 side. Of
sondition; tenant house and barn. About
Burrouehs, La Plata, Md. La Plata sos1.
500 A.. AGO tillable, exc. Col. stone res.
ami, 4 tenant houses. manaser's cot
esek brs ssss farm farm s saasoa large hn'
f R,aas G ssss q the best stock and grain
res i'4 a. tenant Ras SSns GOOD f .s Gs s sss:
81 l9 ssot slasls sssns res:
81 9. with house for tenant, $4,000,
90 a; al tiilsbles Boz r. old stone house.
good outpldgS., Sb,ouu
4 a., 8 r. house, 81 800.
100 a., 40 tillable: 26-cow barn, good
farm bldgs sld o Gel brick res good
Herd and equip, $4,000 extra. Mostly
registered Guernseys Mix checks for
1853 q, i4a tillable. 24-cow barn, farm
bldgs,, 2 good houses, 20 cows, bull, 4
heiters. horses all equip, $4,000.
Milk, $3.50 per month
The above listings are ip or near pur-
cellville, Va, the best section OF Loudoun
County. Priced to sell Many. other list
ings. Realtor Tor % years with hundreds
c. c. ELSA, Realtor,
Bluemont, Va.
l1S ACRES. 10 acres clear, 7:reom
h ss sso5 e: ITooeo5mns house. barns. Price.
.o Groom and s.room house. q barns lns,
Groom house, 2 unfinished rooms II,
attic, full basement. cleo, l. barn, tenant
house, 80 acres, 20 acres tillsble, 1000
IT. on State road. Price, $1,000.
garage, 4-room tenant house, 1875 acres,
truck farm, about IL miles from d. c.
Groom house, cleo, bath, IS acres 20
'" VI. e. HARpEsTY, Upper Marlboro.
Marlboro So.
Call all day Sundays, Hillside Q2f1.
Continued on Next Psge.)
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Owner Leaving for Florida

Wants US to sell this brick Colonial home
stores, / block from BUS service, 10 Minis
to Pentagon. Ground floor consists OF
large living room. dining room, fully
bedroom; bedrooms and den on End floor;
tiled bath; half bath in basement; built-in
and only Years old prce, soa te e1me
l. PRICE, 1903 South Arlington Ridge
I'd Phone LA lhQ4 INy Ior0 -
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SECLUDED ESTATE

Compact small estate with protected
ef doWnt am neS Wss,;rrtnn ae;nus rnies
NAL brick home. bedrooms, 212 baths,
den, 5 nreplaces and servants quarters
and bath. Spacious rooms, beautifully
handicapped and unobstructed sweeping
view. Complete privacy yet convenient to
REGULAR bus transportation: Trees flowers,
shrubs in abundance and fine vegetable
THOS. G. MAGRUDER CO.,
2o5l Wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va.
CHI. 3l31. REALTORS. GIL. 3434.
EVENINGS Gil. 44s4.
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FALLS CHURCH va

An excellent Groom house on q acre.
with beautiful shrubbery, shade and fruit
trees, rock garden and hsh pond COM
pletely fenced with white pailings in front;
1st door: Entrance hall, large living and
dining rooms, each with fireplace and
bedroom, bath and maids room off kitchen,
sun porch with southern exposure; end
moor: large and l small bedrooms and
bath; attic. basement, gear garage, oil
h;-v.h.; 1 block to bus. Price, $4,000
with cash above first trust
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SUMMER CAMPS.

CAMP MONTE vITA-Boys, 5-I5; conv.
D. c.; riding, water, land sports, rife;
exec staff, registered nurse. See Monte
Vita ad under personal. CHI 2S5S.
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/. SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

COTTAGE CITY.
7-RooM BUNGALOW.
room; kitchen, ,aas stoys. and rsfriserator,
? bedrooms, 2 baths. oil heat, saragss nies
ROBERT S. DAVIS,
M1 Hysts:v hI,ds Next to VI s Shape
oesn Every y Day Until 1bssr ~
SILVER SPRING.
v ssts sfoi5sySIl 4 R Ep !.
axsk .s,ss ass 1S lyns
'snps6 0afo sssfenS s.
deorsia, ave: and coiesville pike, IL mile
past ''''f 1SSSaSSHMg7 Hg5ls
grated thr9u.hous. oempsrssiSsIy new root,
deep lot close sssSr fAHssspA
WALKING ao BMIsFA WITH Of fs soyAt HospT
IL rooms in Al, condition; S-car garage;
also s,r and b; modern s ~ AZ 2, On
Exclusive 81 0 Of Ss
oxnsf HF pS S' sell due %
FRANK J. VOLKMAN,
EXCLUSIVELY.
''tA7 L.. Wis md fvi sun NV OR. ! 81 4eta.
$3.50.
room n tu hSmss r .ov. aEss BATH y ou
olsbs, tWn right on cariyn spring I'd,
S ssa Fs s Se tidfd'k onsn for eHsn
ton 10 to 5. Private owner.
$s5 MO-$350 CASH
$50 Mo.S$1oo CASH
oa imm s oce ah bunssIoSs ' .rs e
lots lots shade trees; ad near bus. schools. stores
Nd; 1 rooms, bath. Price, $4,sS6; bIi4
e esi'e o%NEn Eddm rsa, w. es 5so BATH
NEAR MONTGOMERY HILL.
1ov.,x ACRE .oRy $3.50 yAGANT r,.,,ov.
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STEELE'S BEST BUYS.
,,oAA ALL OPEN FOR INSPECTION,
a'Gs heat vs
pfesd 'asa only 81 s5a5S $3.50 down. a.ssf
s Mi s sSP aSs sE T9 Now vacant This
1890 10th st. No.; on the hill, Just west
Of Rosslyn-A nice Groom and bath
coal heat. real fireplace, large shaded lot,
garden, A bargain at SS,46oi terms can
1880 18th st., No. Is 5-room and
bath bungalow, hardwood floors, oil hot
water heat, nice large shaded lot. This is
one of Arlington's best locations. Price
reduced on this one 5000. Will sell
quickly at S7,450: $1,000 down. It Is now
vacant and ready for occupancy.
LARRY O. STEELE.