Evening Star Newspaper, April 12, 1924, Page 23

REAL ES ATE, SOLDIERS TO SHOW SKILL AS HORSEMEN Will Demonstrate Equestrian Feats of Different Races at So- | ciety Circus. SCHEDULED FOR APRIL 23| Olympic Team Riders Will Give " | BUSINESS PROPERTY SOLD I { i Islands. High gehool Corps to Obtain Train- ing Camp Recognition. Local high school cadets, who at- tend this year's citizens' mflitary training camps, will get credit from the superintendent of schools for one wemester of military training for their promotion In the High School Cadet Corps, Col. Wallace M. Craigle, military instructor for the cadet corps, announced at the meeting of the Washington Citizens' Military Training Camp Club in the Graham building last night. Col. Craigie also stated that plans wers under way for placing all Washington high school cadets, who attend the camp, in one company. Col. Leroy Herron, chairman of the Washington activity of the citizens’ military training camp affairs of the 4d Corps Area, sald that there would meeting next Wednesday at 3 in_the Franklin_building for of the High School Cadet Corps and former candidates of the citizens' military training camps. Ca ¢in_ V. Todd, U. S. A., told of his experience in the Philippine TSI e POLICE TURN AUTHORS. 1 N Members of New York Force Win Prizes for Efforts. April 12.—Literary er~. t and former member: i police force were re- e when Commi nounced the names of the the prize stories to be used Palice, the new zine, Fountain _Pen,” ‘Mister Pagod; in the humorou were Trvi: dard, Adam 4 purchased by Jacob Liebster, m | 1, The xale was negotiated by Shan- ccupy the building. The first edition of Police will appear e this month THE ‘EVENING 'STAR; "WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, APRIL 12, 1924, CADETS TO GET CREDIT. (4 tments Bar. Children, Father !%}Iflmmum|uuuflmm1mmunmnmmmmmuflnnunmmmuumuummurmnnmumunnnumunmmmmmmnmmnflnmnfinmumlmnmug Urges 4dopiionc Here Isa Wonderful Value - By the Assoclated Press. TUSCALOOSA, Ala., April ‘12.— H. C. Clayton, registered at a lo- cal hotel from Macon, Ga., yesterday inserted & classifiéd advertisement in a local newspaper offering his three children for adoption, miv- ing as his reason that he 'had Dbeen unabie to find apartments or rooms here, within his means, where children gro allowed. The children are two girls, ages five and three years, and an elght- months-old baby boy. Clayton {s well-dressed and gives his oocupation as a pipe molder. il FIGHTS GRANT TO SISTER. NEW YORK. April Mre. Ger- trude Shroeder, whose sister, the Prin- cess i der Lippe-Lipskli, sued her for alleged alienation of the affactions of Prince Nicholas von der Lippe-Lipski, today filed an appli- cation to open the default taken last December 18 and to stay prooceeding on the award January 28 by a_she iff's jury of $100,000, the total amou: asked for. The application will come up for: argument Monday in special term of the supreme court. The Rocksboro 1717 R Street N.W. New Building 1 Room, Kitchenette and Bath $45.00 Resident Manager on Premises A in a really Fine Home ideally constructed and located And Here Are Some of Its Features eptionally large concrete colonial front porch. Master bedrcom full width of housé. ine oak floors upstairs and down. Two large screened sleeping porches Floored attic over entire house. Wonder kitchen— white enameled range and cabinet, porcelain sink and drain board, built-in ironing board Large outside cold storage pantry ator James Wad TRAINMEN .WIN RAISE. 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This is the nearest Salt Water beach to the city of Washington, a good road afl the way, over which you can drive in your automobile after the heaviest rain without fear of getting stuck in the mud. Rich, sandy soil for gardening. No mud, even in the rainiest season.” The entire water front has a natural sandy beach, which slopes gently, affording a safe bathing place and playground for young and old alike. Spiendid fishing, crabbing, bathing and boating. A short, delightful motor trip or by W.,, B. & A. cars connecting with Washington-Annapolis Bus Line. . Daily delivery of ice, milk and groceries. s Beautiful bungalow sites, commanding a magnificent view cover- ing a sweep of three or four miles of salt water, are now being offered at $406 to $1,200 each. Cottages and bungalows for sale. I Write or phone for information and automobile road map. WILLIAM F. 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