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The Key West citizen., 1952-10-30
in top shape before you try again.
NAVY GOLF WINNERS

The winners in the Third An
nual Navy Golf Tournament were
presented their trophies this after
noon at the Key West Golf Club
by Rear Admiral Irving 7. Duke,
USN, Commander Naval Base.
Attaining his third straight
Championship Crown, Gene Wit
eel was congratulated by Adm.
Duke and wished many more
titles.
Runner-up In the championship
Flight, A. c. Myers was also pre-
sented with a trophy.
Winners and runners-up for the
other flights are: First - D. Pear
son, champ, and A. M. Davidson,
runner-up.
Second - C. Sherwood, Champ, j.
r. Dover, runner-up.
Third - w. Walker, champ and
r. Evans, runner-up.
Fourth ~ Jack K. Burke, champ
and w. Wilburn, runrer-up.
Fifth -- r. Cochran, champ and
c. Tarrence, runner-up.
Sixth - H. c. Hort, champ and
]. X. Keehan, runner-up.
All the players in this tourna-
ment were naval personnel sta
toned in the Key West area.
The tournament took four weeks
as some 60 players qualified.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-30

power they no longer have by gem
eral state law.
Even if the office of justice Of
the peace should be abolished
statewide, as some legislators long
have advocated, the Escambia
County Circuit Court still would
be able to appoint commission.
ers" to try misdemeanors
The proposed amendment says
Escambia County should pay the
salaries Of its special Judge, state
attorney and court reporter ''un-
less and until the Legislature pro-
vides otherwise by law"
The amendment wouldn't be.
come effective until the day after
the 1858 Legislature adjourns,
which would allow time TO pass
an act providing for the state to
pay the judicial salaries just as II
does those of other circuit judges
and state attorneys.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-30
CAGE FIXER
SURRENDERS

According to signed statements
by the three players, the student
approached them individually and
offered them a total of $500 to
win by less than 81 points. This
method - controlling the point
spread-was feature Of the re-
cent basketball fix scandals.
Maryland beat Louisiana State
SA-6, a spread Of 28 points.
Cosgrove, at center, starts each
play In Maryland's split-T offense.
He said he was offered 81, 90.
Navarro said he was offered $4OO,
Scarbath 500.
Maryland President II. c. Byrd
said Coach Jim Tatum notified him
last-~Friday, the day before the
game, that the three players had
reported being offered bribes.
DR. Byrd said he wanted to an
nounce it Immediately, but was
dissuaded by police who hoped to
catch the alleged offender in the
act "and perhaps find out If any
gambling ring was behind him.
'At any rate" DR.. Byrd said,
"this should emphasize to gam
blers they had better leave college
football playerS alone"
Tatum said that, before playing
Louisiana State, all his players
dressed for the game were asked
to sign affidavits stating whether
or not they had been approached
with any bribe offers. All signed
that they had not been, except
Scarbath, Cosgrove and Navarro.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-30
Rx WARREN RocERs D.

WASHINGTON IA University
Of Maryland junior, accused of try
ing to bribe a Maryland football
star, has surrendered and faces a
fugitive hearing in Washington
today.
District of Columbia pOlic e
named him as Louis Leonard
Glickfield. n, of Hyattsville, Nd.
They said he gave himself up at
Central headquarters last night
and, after posting 81 900 bond, left
with Washington Atty. Charles E.
Ford.
A Prince Georges County, Md,
warrant charges GlickfieId with
attempting to bribe Tom Cosgrove
Of Philadelphia, senior and first
string offensive center on Mary
lands football team. Glickfield was
arrested In Washington as a fugi-
tive from that charge. Atty. Ford
made It clear he viii fight extra
dition.
University officials at College
Park, Nd, suburb of Washington,
said three bribe offers were made
10 hold down the score against
Louisiana State University in last
Saturdays game. They said the
other players who told Of being
approached--not mentioned in the
warrant--were quarterback Jack
Scarbath Of Baltimore, q top con-
tender for All-America honors, and
Frank Navarro of White Plains,
N.Y., senior first-string offensive
guard.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-30
Seniors Golf Meet
In Third Round

PINERuRST, n. G. " -- TIE
search was ssIli On tor candidates
most likely 10 challenge Thomas
c. Rchhins cf Lsrchmnnt. ". ".
IN his quest a the North and
south Senicrs Coll title gong into
hOdaya tAlrd round.
The ea.yearNad Rohhsns eama
kars with . record q twn sue.
eessive Natinnal ssninF ehAmrica.
shirS won ard has hrnly en-
srwnched himself ~ the No. / naam
IN the sieia.
Today Ms sAlra roaad ~ vas
DF. Z. r. Levs, Ssye2Eoad I've
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-30
WEATHER BUREAU SAYS
NOV. 4TH To BE FAIR

WASHINGTON - The weather
Bureau predicts fair and mid
weather over most Of he nation
next Tuesday-eieetinu aay.
Exceptions. - q n0w. sFe ahoH-
cry Meafher wiih neaeunahle tern.
persfares over ne Paxlfir N0rlb-
vest ard IN the NmthNaas.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-30

the tie by voting to postpone action
until later.
Phil O'Connell, West Palm
Beach, former league president
and now vice president, suggested
action be delayed.
Directors agreed to seek coop
Grafton of the seven other Class B
leagues in raising the player sal
airy limit from $4,000 to $4,000
monthly. Five favorable votes
would allow the matter to go be-
fore the national association.
Other action included cutting
player rosters from IL to 16, re-
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-30
FL MoguIs Defer Vote On Few prexy

MIAMI R--The Class B Florida
International League has post.
poned election Of a successor to
President Henry S. Baynard, st.
Petersburg, until the minor leagues
meeting in Phoenix, Ariz., in De-
cember.
Baynard resigned Wednesday
after a one-year term and two
candidates were nominated. They
are Guy Butler, former sports edi-
tor of the Miami Daily News, and
Johnny Dell, st. Petersburg, for
mer major league player.
An immediate vote on the eandi-
dates was "A and Baynard broke
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-30

placed against the Bulldogs BY Bob
Chapman.
The homecoming crowd may
vel see > puntlna display between
Gator Reed Quinn. who holds . 81.
yard average. and the Tigers
Dudley spence. who kicks them on
. ti.yard par. Rick Casares has
pantsd ssven times for . STyard
average.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-30

ducing the playing schedule from
154 to lao games and dropping one
of the nine-man umpiring staff to
save $500 year in salaries and
travel expenses.
Directors voted to open the 1853
season on April Is and close Sept.
4. Opening games call for Miami
Beach at Havana, Lakeland at Mi
ami, Key West at West Palm
Beach and st. Petersburg at Tam
pa.
No action was taken immediate
ly but directors indicated they
would abolish the post-season
Shaughnessy PlayoffS.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-30

handicap player hrom occnomo.
voc, Mia. pr. Love oasaed toarna-
meat host Richard s, Tufts, 1 and
2, IN the second round while Rob
bins was racing past Rohinson
Murray, South paxhuxy. Mas, 7
and g.
The Robbins Love winner vii
play . seminnal mafcA tcmogrow
against the survivor ef sndays
match between Norhees Ray cs
finshnrss ard J, A Fesnes. VA.
YER Park. ria.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-30
Win
Over Purdue
is Predicted
BY HAROLD cLAAssEN

many surprising winners amonf
the college football teams merely
reaffirmed that you spell s'setups'
and *upsets" with the same letters
lit is just a matter of placement.
There were Al correct selections
among the Sc decisions, an average
of .734. That dropped the season.
figures to 193 correct. IS incorrec,
for a mean Of .T78.
Here are this week ends selec.
tiOns:
Michigan State over Purdue:
Michigan State Is shooting for an
unbeaten season, Purdue Is shoot
ing for the Rose Bowl trip.
Maryland over Boston Univers-
ity: Supposedly q grudge match.
If so and Maryland lets down the
bars, the score could be fantastic.
Oklahoma over Iowa State: The
S0oners much too good.
Georgia Tech over Duke: A pair
of unbeaten powers.
California over UCLA: Johnny
0szelewsh and his mates can't be
stopped on successive week ends.
Ohio State over Northwestern:
John Borton to be the hero as the
rebounding 0hioans break Loose.
This is the game you'll see on your
TV screen.
Notre Dame over Navy: It will
be close but the Irish appear 10
be the better balanced club.
Kansas over Kansas State: That
Kansas backfield Is as versatile as
any In the entire country.
Texas over Southern Methodist:
Just on general principles.
Villanova over Paris Island
Marines: The nations 1Oth-ranking
club to retain its unbeaten status.
It is q Friday night contest.
The others:
Friday Night
Boston College over Clemson,
Miami over Kentucky.
Saturday
East: Princeton over Brown,
Columbia over Cornell, Coast
Guard over Trinity, Tufts over
Amherst, Connecticut over New
Hampshire, Yale over Dartmouth,
Harvard over Davidson, Delaware
over Muhlenberg, Fordham over
Detroit, Bucknell over Lehigh, Col
gate over Mississippi College, New
York over Lafayette, Penn State
over Penn, Temple over Rutgers,
Williams over Union, Army over
VMI.
Midwest: Drake over Denver,
Marquette over Holy Cross, Mich
igan over Illinois. Minnesota over
Iowa, Nebraska over Missouri,
Tulsa over Oklahoma A and NJ,
Wichita over Utah State, Pitts.
burgh over Indiana.
South: Florida over Auburn, Ala
bama over Georgia, George Wash
ington over West Virginia, Missis-
sippi over LSU, Tulane over Mis-
sissippi State. Wake Forest over
North Carolina State, Tennessee
over North Carolina, Virginia over
South Carolina, Vanderbilt over
Washington and Lee. Furman over
Wofford. VPI over Richmond.
Southwest: Texas A and M over
Arkansas, TCU over Baylor, Hous-
ton over Texas Tech, Wisconsin
over Rice.
Far West: Colorado over Utah,
Oregon over College Of Pacific,
Washington State over Idaho, Mon
tana over Montana State, Stanford
over San Jose, Washington over
Oregon State, Brigham Young over
Wyoming.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-30

Officials Of seven clu5s said they
planned to operate in 1858 but
Louis P. 0rdway, West Palm
Beach club president, told the di-
rectorS:
Il won't have a club in this
league if you continue to operate
and make such policies as you did
this year. If at any time rules and
regulations seem to be wavering,
/ will quit"
Ordway did not elaborate and
said he would make his decision
after / hear what the league plans
, adopt"
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-30

SUtuftoH WHICH viii pe on tne
New. 4 general election hallcf.l
TALLAHASSEE "a - Proposed
changes in the Florida court sys.
tenn use up the biggest portion OF
space on the constitutional amend
ment section Of the general elec-
ton ballot.
Besides the broad proposal to
revise the statewide court admin
istrative system and add three
Justices 10 the Supreme Court,
which was discussed here Tues
day, the Nov. I ballot contains
three other amendments affecting
the judiciary in individual coun-
ties:
Amendment No. I would create
an additional circuit Judge for the
Second Judicial Circuit, which now
has two by virtue Of the popula-
ton. Lawyers claim the circuit
should have q third to handle the
bic volume Of litigation brought
against state agencies because the
capital Is in the circuit.
Amendment No. 8 would turn
all the prosecution Of cases in the
Dade County Criminal Court of
Record and Court Of Crimes over
to the state attorney and LET the
state attorney name his own as
sistants, instead Of getting them
by appointment Of the governor
as others do.
Sponsors say putting all prose
cution under one man would end
buck passing between solicitor and
state attorney which some COM
plain engenders Lax law enforce
ment.
Amendment No. 10 on the ballot
would abolish the unique Escam-
bia County Court Of Record and
set up In It's place special cir
cult court for the county with pow
ers that others throughout the
state don't have.
The old Eseambia Court of Rec
ord section has been in the Con-
stitution for years. As the only
court Of its kind in the state, II
has frequently had TO receive spe-
cial attention In changing the
states basic law.
This amendment would get rid
Of II. But whereas II was set up
by use Of $50 words in the Con.
stitution, II Is going to take about
1,l00 words TO abolish Il and COM
pensate for it.
The amendment provides that:
The present Judge OF the Es-
Gambia Court of Record would be-
come . circuit Judge for Escam-
bia County. who win serve In adj
dition 10 the two judges already
in office in the four-county First
Judicial Circuit. AT the end Of his
term, the voters Of Escsmbia
County alone would elect their spe-
cial circuit Judge for q six-year
term.
The present court reporter for
the court Of record would become
an additional judicial circuit court
reporter. The Court Of Record
clerks office would be abolished
and his records turned over 70
the Escambla County Circuit Court
clerk.
The present solicitor for the
Court of Record would take over
all prosecutions, including capital
cases, in the county. The regular
state attorney for the first circuit
would no longer have any jsirisdie-
ton in Escambia County.
Eventually, the Court Of Record
solicitor would become = special
Escamhis County state attorney
selected BY voters Of Escambia
County alone. He would have 10
live In the county and the regular
circuit state attorney would have
TO live outside the county.
TIE Escamhia County Circuit
Court would have authority 10 give
Justices Of the peace power TO Try
cases Involving misdemeanorx, Il
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-30

n you want to know the history
Of any ball player. contact Bob
Santana. Hell have the answers
for you. II doesn't make any diff.
ference whether It's q sandlot or
BIC leaguer. dc can in all proba.
bility tel you about EN- Bob, by
the way. Is the only local boy who
was able 10 clear eenlerfielder Sc.
verino Mendex' head-on drives in
an exhibition game played ~
wieker's Stadium this past season.
Santana's drive came In the first
inning off Casper DelMouse and
in the sixth Of Dick Hack, Both
hits we're good for three bases.
Bob carries . clipping Of The CT
tiaea relating the story h his
wallet.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-30

Former heavyweight champion
Exzard Charles is hard at work
in an effort to earn another crack
at the title he once held and lost
10 Jersey Joe Walcott. What If
Charles does win the right to fight
for the crown? How long viii he
last against the powerful-punching
Rocky Marciano? 1t is the belief
of this corner that Marciano Is
going to hold the title a mighty
long time. II would take a boxer
the type Of Gene Tunney or Tom
my Loughran 10 ouiwit Rocky and
boxers like that just aren't any
more,
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-30

NoNle Iergensen. ksx tcc4 mins
inch PLAYER 90 TIE Syracuse Nat.
n1als n thR MA. wurkaA a. a
representative gt q iawnmcwer
massiassgreE Szxans - cksssa.
SOC.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-30
Court Changes Will Be Voted
On In Nov. 4th Referendum

lEdltoFs Nose; This is another
in series shovt The proposed
amendments 10 the Florida Con-
sfitufion which will be on the
New. Z general election haIlof.l
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-30

LOSS HELPS c0NcHs; Louis
carbonell Key Vests No. / all
around sports enthusiast. who
journeyed with an estimated 500
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-30

other fans 10 Seacrest 10 witness
what was considered as the conchs
most important grid test, told
friends that he was satisfied that
Key West could lick the Suncoast
conference leading club if they
met again. eve out-played the
Seahawks,'' said Lou in q very
loud and enthusiastic tone. Lack
Of kicking beat the club and Tn
pretty darned sure that Coach
Beckman viii have those boys
kicking in their dreams from now
on. The loss didn't hurt the boys, !"
continued Lou as he Is frequently
called. elm fact, they are over the
spe" Of being undefeated, which
lis quite a record to try 10 keep,
and from here on you will see a
much harder fighting team"
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-30

That John Cruz win not see
action this season Is no news TO
this writer. after a conversation
with brother Oscar. The elder Crux
was telling this column not long
ago that John was nursing his leg
with the greatest Of care, "We
thoagAs he would be in shape for
the SeaereSt game. said the foot
haller's bic brother, ''hut no mat.
Ter how hard he would try ! knew
he couldn't make il. The leg Is IN
worse condition that he wants to
admit" concluded brother oScag
Cruz.
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-30

HASKINS MEETS A BLONDE
On the way back to Key West after
the game and during the midst Of
: sleeping session headed by Nelo
Acevs 10. Dick Salgado shouted.
"Hey. fellows, where's George Has.
kinsg" The kids looked at each
other puzzled and they began to
worry until one ol the boys said.
Don't worry about George, Rem
ember the blonde he met at the
cafeteriae Well, that viii probably
be bis alibi for missing the bus. "
The Key West citizen., 1952-10-30
FROM THE PRESS BOX
BY OSCAR MILAN

THANKS, CORAL WAY CAFE
TERRA; Chatting with some men,
bers Of the Key West High School
football squad early this week in
regard to their trip upstate and to
SEE rest where they dropped the
first game Of the season, some one
asked what was the most enjoy
able period Of the trip. Joe Pineda,
popped out with the first answer
and said ''The incest thing that
happened. and want all Key
Westers to know il. was when we
stopped tthe whole squae) At the
Coral Way Cafeteria for a bite.
The Manager there, whose name
l could not learn. greeted the club
with a big smile and told the
clerk to serve the team anything
We wanted. the treat was on the
house. Did we eat? Boy oh, boy,
we didn't miss dish"
Evening star., 1952-10-18
HOUSES SALE-N.E. (cons.l
ROGER MOSS OFFERS

WOOurIugt MOuefu DeCHClltu t1UIHtB
All Have Automatic Heat
2s42 Vista St.-$11,950
Five rms, bath, full bsmt., nice lot,
with parking space.
2S40 30th St.-$13, $50
Brick: 6 rms, bath. Small cash pay
ment.
1915 Lawrence St.-S14.000
Eight rms, - kitchen, large lot. ga
rage; bedroom and bath on first floor.
3O4S Vista St.--S1 ), $50
Brick bunea allow: + rms. full bSmt.: .
bedrms bath 1st fl beautiful land
Scaped lot. garage.
2613 31st Pl.-S16a5O
Four bedrms., = baths: bedrm., bath
Evening star., 1952-10-18
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ALTA VISTA BETHEsDA-Several
fra sE soT osualssy sdo homes PRICED %n
hood. near BEAUTIFUL new Grade
school. FRANK S Phillips. WI
7007. eyes,. call OIL. 5709. --1S
BETHESDA-Charming white brick.
and-stone Colonial: slate roof;
rms, bath. full basement. screened
porch; fireplace; garage; fine, level
1sF % 7SSs Spys 1vs.: EsASF sa s. 81 65EEILb7PS LOS
BETHESDA. MD.-s21. $50: 4 bed
rms. and ? baths are a real feature
OF this property, 1st a. has COM
bath; 2nd a. has 2 Ige. 6edrms..
bath. nursery rnl. and storage rm.; ;
End d. is arranged for separate liv.
Sao5rte5; %o 3od j. esfTsd eocsd pW pS inspect goSa ss
BETHESDA. MD.-s21,75o. A brick
Colonial residence with inviting liv.
and and din din rms: rms: today's kit. 3 bed
community with shopping center,
bus. public and parochial schools
close Close BY, Gall Wo; 2300 to Inspect.
BETHEs6A fhfzE Gaase: 2; s-Ssdrm. brick 1s Cape
Cod. ,expan, 2nd floor; fenced lot
suburban hospital; $4,000 cash,
500 per mo; will easily handle:
Prise $l4,99oo; ALLIED REALTY
and parish schools better than new
brick !Colonial 1st' floor includes
excel: breakfast rm.. sep: din: RIM.
falil bsmt Reduced to IS $$i s. $50 90 for
WI. 1851. ALLIED REALTY CORP,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Cape Cod .
baths. excel lot; fine loca. Only
SCI $50. WI, 6649: ewes, AP. 0557.
BHkN1Ns AHHsIER REaETY TREE yGGGE1 GHER in besut,-
ful Bradley Hills area; open Sunday
/ to 6. A new split level brick home
with most attractive features. sit
uated on Q large wooded lot: sur
rounded with fine estates. This ie
Ens new ot the oms sssssRS most and IS on
$34.95O with AZ financing avail
able. Drive out Bradley blvd. to
Burning Tree rd.. turn left to Beech
Tree rd.. then right to S516 Beech
Tree yIo "a, or for weekday appt. Phone
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-A family home
in section two. The original Chevy
chase, nr. the club. The residence
is located on a wide lot and has
spacious center-hal with very lge.
liv. and din. rms. good kit, break
fast nm. and pantry; 4 bedrms. and
home worth your immed. tnspec-
II. JONES & Co. INC. is
CHEVY CHASE. MD. west Of Conn.
residence. we'll located. and Contain.
ing 4 bedrms. and baths on 2nd
a.; the LIST q. has spacious liy. rm.,
family-size din. rm., den. powder rn.
and good kit. There is an extra rm.
and bath reusasd ,nsnsct In on the cs, SrS w6 8
ZOO. Once. EDw. Il. JONES &
"60GWSoD DOC aNS MANOR" sas.5ooISou
probably have never seen SO many
Ss III cOo
beautiful section Of North Chevy
Chase. Six very lge. rms, including
8 big bedrooms and 2 full tile baths
orch o nd aoS5 faraas Needs ds dse
price. FRANK S. PHILIPS. WI.
1907: ewes, call OIL 5709. -19
FOREsT---Larse: luxu-
beautiful corner lot. with lovely
trees: . truly spacious home with
wide center reception hall and .
rm.. 8 lge. bedrms.. and 2 baths:
exquisite all-electric kitchen. includ-
ing Thermador range; immense pam
eled recr. rm..r servants rm. and
In Q better location for S42,5 800.
FRANK B. PHILLIPS, WI. 7007;
eyes,. call o.. 6709. -1o
Evening star., 1952-10-18
COLESVILLE
2h ACRES


old English style home. de-
signed and built by owner. Copper
flashing, spouting. 8 spacious rms,
center reception hall. also center up
stairs hall. lge. living I'M. with
fireplace. 2 dens, with adjoining
powder room, walnut paneled and
vaulted ceiling dining loom; rear
view overlooking spacious patio;
pine-paneled equipped kit; screened
floor; seasoned fir throughout; mas
ter bedrm.. cedar closets, 2 excep-
tionally lge. bath rooms; electrically
heated; built-in garase: laundry rm.
with hardwood A.. bullt-in Bendix;
and electrical, 1850; $4,000 worth
OF landscaping. Every DIT a planned
estate. S52 800, on excel. terms.
Directions: Approx. 6 miles North Of
Silver Spring on Colesville pike
tRoute 29l to Thomas drive. left 2
blocks to open" sign.
Evening star., 1952-10-18
HOUSES FOR SALE-S.W.
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

AREA-2-bedrm. bunsa.
lows; $500. $1,000 down; vacant;
lots. Consider trade. WA. 1926
2-BEDRM. HOUSE. lge. ]. r., d. r,
bath. lge. front lawn, 2 acres in rear
2-car gar. with stairway to storage
rm. plus one 12x12 rm. attached to
garage. Private owner. Near Wash.
Will Sacr, Box 437-K. Star, 19s
Evening star., 1952-10-18
Chevy Chase Md.

O11CVy NIIdoC, MU.
Of finest materials; 1st A.. lge. liv-
ing rm., dining rm., ONCE. powder
room. equipped kitchen, large
screened porch; end floor. 8 twin
size bedrms., bath, stairway to
floored attic; .bsmt.. recr. rm.; .
tractive lot. Directions: Out Con-
necticut ave. to Chevy Chase Circle.
right fork along Brookville rd. to
Turner ST., right 2 blocks to Open
Sign.
Howard R. Shafer
WI. SAL
Evening star., 1952-10-18
HOUSES FOR SALINE.
COLORED
W00DRTDGE,

,O11 Monroe st. n.e.-Beautiful de-
tached center-hall home featuring
large liv. rm. with f1repl..- spacious
din rm., large kit: end A.. bed
rooms. 2 tile baths, screened Sleep
ing porch; full bsmt., outside entr.
lavatory, oil h.-w. h., screened sitting
porch; slate roof, insulated and
weather stripped: dble. car attached
garage Shown by appt. Call Mr..
Sadler, MI. 1856.
Evening star., 1952-10-18


COLORED, Ist COMMERCIAL; .
family brick. near 9th and r. I.
ave; only $1,000 down. Call MA.
s sso36 for details, daily till pm.
coEoREp@see;o BLOCK HAMILTON MILF
ST. N;W.-Two-story row brick,
iIdeofad Side,hall plan plan; 1st tioor. g rms, and
furnished; rent. Si1o AN mo-; aIi fuii
hsmt., gas heat. fun bath: garage.
for school teacher. j. ". LEvER-
ToN ayes. 9Ao4 Mo. dss5 st. EN- nv 7siI *. $3.50
COLORED-iS2i IOWA AVE. NV.
6ss inteisec. Of ~, ltth and Emerson En- SIS:
a,. and dining min, rms. pantry. kit. fire-
garage Open Sat. and Sun. ).
Excel, terms. ]. W. LEVERTON.
I423 < st. NV. EX. $3.50; ewes,
cSfoREDA.lE5Msb, WN G;i6a. EM, I'M aNn rucH.lNa.x ucHla
sTS. NV. Beau s-bedroom aH
corner brick house; gas h.-wh.. !,
porcheS, large. cheerful rooms; easy
terms Call AID. 1905. ?!5s
COLORED-SHERMAN AVE.-Second
commercial; needs reconditionins
excellent business location; Il rooms
snc bath. Only SI0,950. Nj. KAP-
NECK REALTY CO. 921 1tth ST..
~. DI; OILS; Sun. and evenings,
COLORED--BARGAIN
20lS NORTH CAPITOL ST-Semi-
Oct: BRICK; & rms. tiled bath.
hrN h;.T H.; sl7,a3o; low down payment
Owner ALVIN FTSCHEp OJyr SS11