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3 REAL ESTATE. THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., A\UGUST 14, 1927—PART G. RI“%ORTS. e — SALE—HOUSES. (Continued.) _ TTLINCOLN PARK. EXCEPTIONAL BUYS, We have’several modern houses in condition _overlooking Lincoln v are priced low and can o Very reasonable terms. Lot us show these bargains & \0\ JOHN F. DONOHOLE 314 Pennsylvania Ave. S.E. Realtors. N FOR INSPECTION. 624 Ingraham N \\ 6 100ms and bath. gar: reapedt T METZLER, B3 1100 VERMONT I, $6,950. ]NIGARAGUA VTV | Soldiers Fight to Eat in! Plundered Land, Says Writer. “OP m PRIC 904 St moder Jarge ba eonditio Teasonalea JOHN WHITING WILLIAMS F. DONOHOI 114 Penneyivania Ave REALTORS NORTH {EVY CHASI & SONS, SE the other wunication nt remote which rily to car ture is hackwardn: of rail or rods r Office.* of L"I"rxl . NO k’\\H PAYMENT ble family for mlce Pay for a home Six_rooms. bath. kood condition: - i ave. month \\ COMPANY, 21 AND LIGHTED, Corner 39th and Hi ington, Chevy Chase $60,000. Btone uur',-xlnw (New), 12 Rooms. 3 Bathe | U -\Rl G.M ALISTER, Agt., | Main Investment Bldg. * °N AR \\i SALE—HOUSES. FOR COLORED. COLORED—BARGAIN. Big 6-Room Home, West 16th Street 000 roor prov- For :CH CORP, Pot._6167. MARCOW-BE Ave. WEST CHEVY CHASE LB e 5011 46th St.—$15,750. P Facing 1 vark | 3 | * I Krl\’q‘\ N'H' having s tiled *’his new detached e throughout: conven; beautiful. surroundings. large bath room. with St.—8$14,750. foriscs oms. bath shower, | ront { floor con e hedrooms. with two modernly equipped tile baths. A maid's room d hath is also provided. A special 18 the Oil-0-Matic oil 1y ay to two-ear 4527 Fessenden Detached. modern. 7 @urage. large lot has 60 Open for _inspection, Cleveland or phone . disposal & MIDDLETON, Inc., REALTORS 1412 Eve st now ¥ $9,750. . OF THE BEST NORTH- SUBURBS. way. most attractive, n hall dini oom. ki roome" bath | stairway room. cellar condition o every respeet garage with workshop above: 3y acre beau 1ly landecaped Jawn. shade and fruit | trees” Terms, Kensington 109. Monday | Main 4860, CHEVY CHASE Inspect Today. 6404 Brookville Rd. $10,500. offer for this section onatriction. eent som_ with firey ng room, Kitcl: FOR COLORED. h st. S.E. m ligh nxmllfm brick house. | condition: near 3 he bought on Bl 9503, ONE | SILVER SPRING, MD. FOR SALE. Foom With " fireplace pantry: al b $250 CASH MONTHLY. 4 ROOMS .\.\'D BATH. Electricity, water, sewer, cellar, | furnace heat. LOTS 50x220 FEET. SIDEWALK: \\I) PAVED STREET. FRANK L. HEWITT, Phone Silver Spring 137. Most unusu: = ot arage rent ther-stripped and front. Terms h per ‘month. ¥ Main 4800 CHEVY CHA MD. BY OWNE i west of Conn churches, schools and wll ki 1 offer and is to | contains recep ving room with ning X ilt-in warage g weather enter. kitchen, hot-water heat built-in_ra laree attic Onusually well b Basement and first oms, 2 baths vory Tesnect Dping. inet. heater. ik foors een lot 1o paved alley. at ctivel | scaped. I AWRENCE R. o, 6 H ST. \.\\. MAIN 45\'11()"; ARGAINS TO COLORED. Easy terms | bath frame, se. only open Sun SMOOT $100.00 CASH | 0 MONTH R Al st (In. I —buys a 6-roc nd bath brick| home located n Navy Yard. Sample House 919 Potomac Ave. | : hot-water hea h, am w. location COOPER, 52 13; CLOSE IN N., Main 1400 H. UNITIE for qui 11th st ements, home 13 in fine co and 1653 Saxnp}u House 1 Open Daily 3 Representative on Premis OPPORT IN VALL i's best home e d_ Park L\L\l AL REAL All of TPedecorate ) e hon newly | oughout. DALLAS G 903 & have been v ‘5\ ADY, n G181 ASAN Home N.W. Karage Q. NE. e Ex. | 0 ket | unfur. N HILDRESSEST 1 wil MIDDLETO? ORS, anxic tive terms HEDG YOUR PROPERTY IN 7 DAYS SALES CORPN.. Main_ 2640 NTED TO BUY DIRECT FROM OW 6 room house, ne one (\m s adress pleter tial braut Multi-col wind age nd | CASH HOUS! white oF c0 we' Mair MODERN v § oors. Cash rust to suit 2 TICK_REAL LTORS BUIL FOR _OLD ick or {rame. (£ 10 15th S ) BUY 6-RM | A WELL HOUSE HAVIN “|8 10 10 4 school R Ao BUILT BRICK - cash payment. Continental Trust Blde NER WILT, SACRIFICE T | 2-FAMILY APARTMENT. four rooms d bath o arge rear | instantanes M zone w. or ne M. Star o IN EXCHANGE FOR first and 4006-W. . TRECT EROM OWNER ONLY™ MODERX | o m“. vreferred: mit v 31 M, Star Office, ./\ 4635 x150 Foom for Will exchane BOAZ lev 1 1y T { COMPANY €03 Vermont B! Maia 6235, Kirens “isolated pis was | | counted on for | have first | mer clows to car line LOT OR BUY | that of lm-’ the leader remains free to roam the country (about the size of Pennaylvania) pretty much as he pleases. Any sort of information, to sy nothing af orders or discipline, is «ure to have the utmost trouble locat- considerably less than proved roads. | ing him the Lord knows where in the \stnesses of cold mountain or steam ing jungle. Living “On" Country. such circumstances no finding his commis cept_upon the ecattle | v sugar plantation | at the worst, the banana camps of | Under dreams of supplies « the ellow gen ary farm i T on any Atier rtions . mer tively neing to he can lemy’s wav s nwhile ed and ready they encounter by mere chan orme nd his mter to en i | trary . his de. straw edzed in the general mili » comes than Mim pants ially ith ony is had Jean, any mpted to forbid their te or small settiement in his hands. followe could < a pate wers for | think m I J i | W equal and likeli: | fuse: perhaps be forced by en to refuse—the orders of his ander chief to bring peace toy n down his arms nstead of in rimself on some n or go'd mine, fair to throw sandino could case omm And ye Al the bl tail crowd these are by no and cutthroats. ders, they are the vict ntry’s untoward estage \_‘undoubtedly had of becoming a sudde nl_\ on street or f tuck into back or nd to “March! You're now Likely enough they then | active duty bound hand ain or rope. | s doubtless volunteered — but simply * because the depredations of | this company or others made the sol sole one in the whole | could genuinely three meals daily—not to mention an occasional chance per jthe jewels of the district’s No wonder the soldie ed aim their gun with the eye of patriotism but of hunger \.n that they find it simple, when the bat- | tle goes against them, to change the | red ribbon un their straw hats to biue, | and keep on fighting mnmg side. Don’t Know Why They Fight. Few of them know what they ight | for, but all of them know the fate which tto often comes to the captive £ fate in comparison with which sydden death is sheerest kindness. | (Propertfed men or foreigners who | been forced to their | workmen indecently mutilated before | means born Like thei s of th Many slightest soldier until m, a revolver | belly, with a | no s thus recruit- not TED TO RT. OR BUY H()l SE! HOT "ABOUT FOUR | | baths. ounds or | | uar e arbreter | ave. ark ot | Profer with option | 0 rent or about Box 450-K." Star | e ,«bl | Conference of the | To- | good 1o | will sell che T FOLUSHY | | | I bulidings xent River bly to owner nning - September on Peachblossom River, ntry Club, i ctric light rdens. 1t | 061 sum! bathing i S, stibles m" i win 1. $150 per ma 4 & WILLIAN Digalk: i UMMER HOMES. STONE “BUNGALOW. — FOOT. Shenandoah | MOUN hills TAIN Bl all imprc | ot 8 | | Pure spring mniodate R. B. | Frank. | deal rest camp. 13416 F st. n.w Kuests: make RQUHAR. Jr OPERTY COTTAG .\ln‘u 1414 ".‘,n P u\nl REAND PIA Moving—Crating— ”-;1 % rating—Storage | LONG DISTAN(E MOVE R’S F R ! ROOF s TORAGE CRATE AND PACK BY EXPERTS 1313 YOU STREET, N.W. PHONE NORTH 3343 DONT WORRY ON MOVING DAY!!! SPECIAL RATES ON LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING NATIONALZE ASSNLINC. PHONE MAIN 1460 -1 = PADDED VANS STORAGE XPRESS || Co., INC. SHIPPING W. Mrin 2010 | 1 MoV NG KRIEGS & STORAGE PACKING e to Baltimore, Phi: Richmond, Horf Cleveland, Bufla Since 1896 DAVIDSON Transier & Stor. 1T HOStONW. M | 1§ MOVE Without Worry or Risk ponsible Service Low Re- Rates | described by | trucks | from | Washir | entertained | busines: | be their eyes and then compelled to bury them-speak with commendation of one military leader who was thoughttul enough to make his victims dig their own graves before they were oblig ingly tumbled into them by the firing squad.) It is difficult, I repeat, to either leaders or men to high account- ability when such conditions are all too common. What can even the hest of generals do when communication, discipline and organization are those a certain contracto he government,” he dered me to rush all possible men to repair certain bridges required to transport into a still more remote region where | hand of rebels was act RBut | cvery day at least one colonel or gen- | ral came alongz, and in my temporary hsence starte wry off a dozen of my v in one or two of my | and t leaders rnment mind you t s ey most patriotie | 1 plante un and his times when ome military e his eyes the pern him protection « of perhaps no les neralin-chief of all the the President hims uch nation-wide demoral this day and age is sure helievable. Neverthe take to assume that “hard-boiled” toward the Nicaraguans, the bette ean fundamentals of hold tre ucks of vur own s werd ldiers 'n the to think of his cc this should make | our neigh On the con understand these and the back imilar niceties and unniceties of their | the better to help them, we shall be pre and help them in a manner which shall earn for us more frequent use than at present f that friendly adjective of theirs— “simpatico.” can v in our condition show to them and_ truly sblen Tho% simpatico”? ently returne un the na parters Miss Vera Barger, work in China yard, visited this week way to Clev assoc tional building on will be Other and. eneral itol to the building this » Mrs. Frank Nase and Miss se of Cleveland Hartman secre brought a group of gates who have | N a industrial conference held Camp nika, near Annapolis, last week, to the new building vesterday afternoon. Supper was served and the delegates were taken on a sight seeing tour through the buildir Of inter to many friends of Miss Anne Seesholtz in Washington is the news that she will be connected with the national board in charge of reli gious education. Miss Seesholtz was for some years on the staff of the ton association and has re turned from a year of study any. he regular industrial 30 dele g the cently Sunday afternoon mu : hour will be held on the roof from to 6:30 o'clock Miss Likens will be the hostess at the build ing this afternoon. When radio programs of unusual in terest broadcast the associu tion will make an effort to have the radio in operation when reque The program of the opening of the In: ternational Bridge last Sunday w given. The regular radio night will be observed on \Wednesday evenin when Miss Saida L. the host The roof garden is proving ant place in which spe arties may be arranged. rown, president of the a_group of friends the of Miss Mildred Batholow Jf the s and profe n's departm own ig leavin of several wei Mount Vernon, ) cretaric ving for this week are ) Naomi and Miss Helen tt. M will leave on for Atlantic | City and Miss will visit in Richmond, Va., triends later for a cruise. in honor { chairman ional w Mrs. B a sta near at a vacation B. Huntt . Huntt tt jo Business and Professional Womer's Department. Central Business Girls’ Y. W. C. A. will ave a good representation from the and professional women's de partment of the Washington associa tion. The conference will be held at Kishiminetas Springs E burg, Pa., from August 15 to Washington delegation include: Grace Shannon, Ruth Dodd, rite- Payne and Evelyn Bodwell, Mi lith Dawson, assistant secretary the business and professional women's department, will also attend and will | he accompanist for the confe P The general theme for the confer ils and New for Busi- h the follow The East b ce to D Internatic he Hus rl as a Member of the Y. C. A" “What Goes Into the Mak m. 2 Personality”” and “Home, Mar- riage and Work."” Vacation Lodge. The Sunday evening vespei at Vacation Lodge will he usual, 30, when Miss ] | With ness, service held, as e Blinn, be convenien: eekly Hamllton Hotel The Honse of Plenty Dancine, Rath ~PLIMHIMMON HOTEL. 40 pew rooms and haths added. Ocean front. Best wervice. B: “COLONIAL HOTEL Boardwalk: modern. Special rates to July 16. Galf. Ownership_Management. 14th _season Rooms with hot and | cold running water and private baths. Phone | W_C W 'rmmm-- Pron, The Hotel Lankford Deran modern. exclusive, _B_O] olan THE DEL-MAR It water all rooms 3eason June to late § MRS 9 [ CAREY_ Owner-Prop _ THE HASTINGS HOTEL ,, walk Running water and private MRS CHA! " SHADY SIDE, MD. and b Runun 5RURAL HOME HOTEL 33 Miles from D. C. on Peninsula 0 degrecs cooler. 207h et Wi daily arid Sunday from St and | now. 10 W for West River Vallev View Sprmgs Old Tavern Style Inn An tdenl place to spuad your vacation Lovated on west side o/ Massanutten Moun: tain, two miles east of sew Market. C he several ns Aiso @olf coirse and | T80 mues. eservations nddress, NEW CASTLE ON THE 0C Virginia Beach, Va. Second _season. Ametican Runnine vater in ail rooms: public and private baths leeant, dining room, Wit excellent cui te_GEO. M. MODLIN. M P Ra ?‘n!,(l‘umue in !ruu s $2 mo and ‘ shipping. 7¢ ) Fla.ave. ogT" 104 rrwrin s S IO o Water Front. THE VIRGINIA BAY fiome " Cooling, Mrs, Geo, W, Blount, Phone 9178, metimes | secretary. | Miriam | Hartman will be | camp | of | the | | speaker. A song service will follow | when explanations and instructions | Miss Blinn's talk. | were given, ending with a community 1 New guests who have arrived this | ¢ week Miss Marion Lapp, Miss < Katherine Julkerson, Miss Lettie | recreation counselor since the open Kauffman, Miss Green and Miss Zuy. | ing_of camp, is returning this Those who find tennis too strenuous | to Winston-Salem, N. .~ Miss F are content with the many lovely | ence Helm of Philadelphia will take | walks around the lodge. A number of | her place. the guests joined in a moonlight hike | Going down to camp this to the river thix past week. | will be over 60 in the bus, Mrs. John T. Schaaff of the board of [ by Miss Bessic Brown. They divectors entertained a party of six | Mary G taywell, Marg at luncheon at the lodge Friday eve Zane Wes ning. Erickson, Je Pauline Macke Vit Cromwe Kathryn W M TLucy Houston, who has heen | 1 Grace mith Ada Allen | Blanch | Allen, Helen Velma field Jo; Goldie Callaha Wit ¢ Margaret Kamp Kahlert. Last week a change in the camp set up was made with a view to placing it more nearly on If sroverning hasi The junior W divided into five Aly ‘Oup th a h S8 for each group, holding meetin gether every evenir 1 camp has a hostess as spokesmar | that group, and a girl executive is ap pointed to represent both senior and | junior groups. This week the exect ive is Miss Sara Troth, The keyvword around whicl m of week was built <" The week hefore * d. Sunday mor lucted each week per services at the afternoon. The in the key work daily ship as well as day services | Tuesday was a hig day at Early in the afternoon thr | launches brought 140 guests from t Y. W. . A. industrial conference e held at Camp Pawatinika, imp of the Baltimore Y. W, ,on | South River near Annapolis. They | wrived in gypsy costumes, making colorful nst the white launch with pi de water they The par ifter dinner, tip on th ure of staged o the many n 5 to nior for bro wship is he 11 o'clock 4:15 o'clock in heme given used in the for the Loraine Mrs und 1isk Hay Parmu | field camp. | RESORTS. TDELAWIRE WATER GAF. I'A Special Late Summer and Autumn Rates The KITTATINNY The Mountain Paradise LEADING HOTEL Delaware Water Gap, Pa. he | 1| blue into Kamp Kahler returned t . toppi way the atinika v moonlizht home. After the 'i.,w tors the 1 reasure hunt tiails for which the well adapted e on Wednesdny Open to Novem via Lackus 5 Evers "WOLF HOLLOW GOLF cLUB Fam Kit and Al 'lNTMEALPSOFAMERK‘A %fll === Z)’zj’“fifl/ stgSpiingit BLU= RIDCEMMHYMI., BUENA VISTA SPRINGS, lu:nun COUNTY, PA. Open May 28 to Oc o he. Golf. Tennia, “a. Dancing, 0 « ‘ml. looks forward On Thursday aken to Tulip Hil e near West | 1cks were sent all-day hike was [ a colonial manor ver. After dinner v the hikers and yride home was enjoyed The ular edit the camp | paper d each Friday, was dedi cated week to Mrs, Harold .| Doyle, chairman « camp commii- tee, and Mi Dunlap camp director. After tl ng of | Ithe paper on Friday evening a core monial was conducted in front of the | big tone lace, which eciated feature of tion b wee day night incoming ¥ is such | the n FLORIDA. _HOTEL SEABREEZE n Dayto the o Coole tivities with the meet girls arcund the Sat of _CAPE MAY KEEP COOL COME TO PANORAM A HOTEL AND COTTAGES, 3000 ft. Altitude On top of the Blue Ridge in the Center of the SHENANDOAH NAT'L PARK On the Lee Highw resqua A n Resort o athe | Directly on COLONIAL AT S The Breakers On the Beachfront at 3rd Street OCEAN CITY. N. J. Tennis Courts. Bath Houses. Garages. Elevator. AMERICAN PLAN HORACE C. HODGSO! Tie FLANDERS On the Boardwalk. OCEAN CITY, N. J. Constructed and and convenie: America Most _pic Mount stul he reached hy hours. — Four W, iusses pass entrance Individual cottages unlaue. Hor bridle cool, au For literature write PANORAMA, Luray, Va. Near Bine Kidze Mount uipped for the comfort its patra nigue Hotel in AMERICA" RESORT. .Y J. Howard Sloeum, Pres.-Mgr. mmi | Spend Your Vacalmn at Colonial | Beach, Va. | The Playground of Washington And Be Happy 11 of Hncilve Homuiie appointed: central to ith fresh Ocenn Cits mily hotel, A TTOCEAR LORiAlNE | P ocenr Ocea at Bo At ~WILDWOOD, N N R T LI B SRR wxl.uv\t)obs BEST MODERATE RATE HOTEL Margue- | ust_off Yoardwalls “Run $3.00 up ng sub- | 1 to ~(with_meals) $16 to $20 wily COLONIAL ‘BEACH HOTEL | COLONIAL BEACH, VA. Exclusively situated in whole layzrounds.” at pier of Potomac open fir anid numer Hampion i BEACHWDOD wh 4B SHEALcuzrms bloc Merts T Thurs. & Sun ham Frank D. Bl ROSLYN Va. M W W Owner and Manager.* TCOLONIAL BEACH. THE HOME OF HOSPITALITY. Prop.. formerly Ver AL | Hotel SAVOY " | Beach 1 200 Modern tractive “Gerstel. BY THE ' SEA: AND WILDWOOD CREST, N.J NOW is the time to come to LN the Wildwoods when the surf and beach and Boardwalk are alive and bright and gay— summer at its peak. Wildwood Golf Clu course. Fishing. aters. Dances. Patrick Conway & His Band Twice Daily Until Sept. 11th 196k Annual Baby Parade Friday Afternoon, August 19th Modern hotels and moderate rates. Homes and apartments. Write for booklet BUREAU OF PUBLICITY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE Wildwood, N. J. | | 1b 18-hole Sailing. The- baine | Largest and Finest Hotel in Wildwood, N.J. | DIRECTLY OVERLOOKING BOARDWALK AND OCEAN ONE BLOCK FRO™ OCEAN PIER AND AMUSEMENTS Capacity 500. Running hot and coid water in all rooms. Rooms single or en suite with private bath. Elevator to street level. Meals and service unsurpassed.-Music. Dancing Card parties. Free bath houses Yor guests. Free parking space for 200 automobiles. Write for booklet. American Plan rates, $4 up daily; $25 up weekly A. RUHWADEL & N. B. KENNADY, Props. Formerly of Atlantic City, N. J, | | | Fonrdwalk | o THE rates and booklet. SHOREH e HOR SEMEN DENOUNCED est A:mm of Steed. RES ATLANTIC T E3aw 1D KENTUCKY \ \\lII\Y\ CITY N 2 Germans Prot Spurri ] RUNAING WATER [¥ ALL ROC RESORTS BRIGANTINE BRACH b3 N A Vlonderful 437 New Hotel mna Worderful New Resort e ws HOTEL ORTIMER. VirginiaQve.nearBeach (QmericanzEurapeanPlans Ple uflm;nm{ Conyenient Verymoderalerates. Booklet €.V MORTIMER.Own [C P GRAND ATL ARTIC or =& q“”“l/ze BRIGANTINE BEACH,N.J, An Oceanfront Hostelry Ocerlooking Atlantic City Modern, in fa croun: wonderful b: itoa fwalk and pier. EUVROPE Every N PLAN SPECIAL, L0 Auto buses meet trains at A Gi'y St New Brigantine Beach Golf Course. B W F B (')OICLBALDW(N ',x \||| ||\\:\ N ACHBHAVEN N o HOTEI— LAFAYETTE N ATLANTIC CITv New and Charming (f») Oceant o CONTINENTA A A3 DURERY: 0a Ave. a ttractive rates for September FEAN 1 <o oqswmatn . Ga w O TORNSON HOTEL RlTTENi;lOUSE ers atic T UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT Atlantic Cltq s Besf Moderate:Priced Hotels d 3l NEW IROQUOIS ELBER 7 RBLudY M il rooms. MAXWE OIED FOR ITS TALLE COA'I‘AGE&AN n CAPACTTY 250 a7 NGEORGIA AVE. ATLOTY.NS. i Pa E i [ l’RL\LLQS Ocean end S ¢ $20 Specis ept. 5). acity Dancing PAUL T R . Al white Music: t & road 24t year. Close To Beach, fully R WEFKLY RATE< WITH For each Without Running Water With Rerning Waler Vith Private Balh - Daily Rates h.ropflan Phn (,mm ew Iaru:m fi ucky Qi frst oFF Boardiaall A with this e for hooklet INIFACE B \RTI 1908 Pacific Ave. popular price ho room. Ocean bat Most conveniently European plan. Co ng from hotel. Send for BARTON T. FELL, Prop. ELROSE HALL American Plan ‘i $4 up daily; $20 up weekdy | Illllh Rates, | ”‘;‘T.,Jm i B ) frem yoixr rocrn oy T 1. 1, 3445 The Brpakers V:m ia Ave, close o ieach tind Steel Pier ON ocr Patrons catorsun o ATLANTIC iy dariog ) "0 coom Frivace bt 8065 IIN'I'ICEII.U OCEAN END KENTUCKY AVE. EV@?@%H!@E ST.JAMES PLACE(100 YDS TOBEACH) | S pr lat olic Chu Rates $4.50up Dally—Speclal Weekl AMERICAN PLAN (WITH MEALS) TIICJEFFERSO OCEAN END KENTUCKY AV European Plan 0 Up Daily FETTER & HOLLINGER. Gwners and Managers 1 i i | » o aoe