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FOR RENT LIST OF
BELT. O'RRIEN & co. Inc.,.
1909 G ST. NV.
Telephones Main 1900 1908,
T'NryyD NVg1rn Eynf-SHa

90 n nv. Tor. b. $3.50
rs L nv. Or. b. $3.50
II Adams nv. 6r. h.32.50
340a Holmead pl nv.
Sr. b. .30.M
121 r ne. ar. b. $3.50
228 18th s-. 6s.b. .25.N
IN d sw. sr. b. 1880
1898 both, Or. b. .z3.D
z N ne, fir. b. .22.S
1915 srh nv. Glib. 22.m
1913 18th ne.6r.b. G.50
1923 Pa av sc. Or, b. Is. 70
Con n se. ........17.0
03 18th Sc. 6r,b. 1880
RED.
334s e sw, Or. h. 19.N
314 Oakdaie nw.6. blS.5o
433 Del nv sw. eir. bi5.m
203 l sc. 6r. b. .l4.N
Q Liberty nv. 3r. lo.D
6l5 y II Az nw.5r.10.M
1906 D Sc. 4r......S.M
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
B. F. SAUL CO.,
RENTAL AGENTS.

rhon. Main III.
Prospective tenants W
tage to inspect our pro-
our houses are general
rule being to have them
DWELLINGS
1874 Lanier, Tor, b. $50. 90
1907 kilb'ne Tor. 2b51. 80
1911 Eye NV, Or, b.50. 90
I'LL \ H av, Sr, b. AZ. 50
1908 9Th nw.9r, 2b. $3.50
1900 9Th NV, Tor. b. ~. so
e27 s NV. Or. b. ~. so
$40 Eye nw.llr,b.. 40
1907 10th nw,9r, b. II. 90
1919 r NV, 1Or. b. 1850
1923 9Th NV, Or, 10. SO
1910 Irving, Sr. b..N.5o
sos L, Or, b. so
43e X nv. 11r.b. 1000
$40 n J avnw. Or, b3S. DO
1927 NJ avnw,o b35. so
022 9Th NV, 12r, b. $3.50
IS U NV, Or. b.. .35. 90
800 N nv, Tor. b. 1850
COS II NV, Tor, b. .S. so
124 Seaton NV, Or. b30. sc
1912 9th NV, 10r, b. 80. 50
GIL r NV. sr. h. 30. 80
DWELLINGS SOUTHE.
1919 10th SC. Or, b. 1880
1929 Water sw. tjr. bis. MD
1910 G Sc. Or. b. ..17.60
DWELLINGS
635 q Cap, 11r,b. .40.5O
219 r ne, CRIB. .22.W
HEATED Al
No. 16 Home apt. 4 re
1880 r. l. ave-, Apt. q
1908 18th st. NV, 7r. 4
No. 3 Lafayette apt. 5
1876 18th st. NV, 4 roc
APARTMENT;
1870 X NV. 11r,b. 1000
SOB 18th nw.2h. .2a.00
T37 7th nw,4r.b.2f25.O0
1926 7th NV, 2f,7, b25. 90
BUSINESS
Stumpf bldg, west
part ...........l, 800
800 eth NV, entire
building ....... 1880
1879 7th NV. .l25. 90
1915 7th nw......S5. 90
GA La av nv. 1000
2011 18th nw.sr.b. 1000
SOB 18th NV. LIST q. 80. 90
l1D goth NV, store
aud tat ........5G.W
452 D NV, sto, 1st 10000
Sls r I av. store. 1900
10 II nw,store, Or. b45.U
925 F nv, 2r.2f. . ~. SO
CoLOREn
so7 S NV. orb. .i2.k1
1909 @ NV. 10r.b. 1850
800 T NV. sr.b. .ah.00
635 Z NV, 1lr. b. .35. 90
1905 18th nu,9r. b. $3.50
313 q nv. Or. b. rs. so
315 Mo av NV. 10. b25. 90
30 Fla av NV. Or. b.25.D
463 Mo avnu.i1r.b2 30
POPS Ga ay STAT. o.
HOO 4th. 7r. b.. .24.50
2O8 14th NV, 6r. b. $3.50
965 25th nw.tr.b. .23.D
1892 V NV. Or, h. $3.50
205 o NV, Or. b. -. 80
637 l. nv, 1r.b. .2.5O
1919 18th NV. 5r.b. .21.S
22:6 g NV. Orb. 20. so
IS l. NV. 8r, b. ..20.Oo
1888 Duncan ne. 6,b13.m
1924 5th nw.2n,5 ST. lS.5O
4S Defrees. Or, b. 1850
T38 4th NV, 7r,w.fs.5O
23Os ! nv. sr. b. 1900
2li7 W'd pl nw,+.b1s.N
We have Il number Of e.
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RI.v Ier q baths I
a x,ahie vear Is 500,
Mass .v near 2sd
Itr a ha,hs 4 o1o,
zoe \ Isr an yr a Gao
N.xs sy enr 81 yr 3.Op0
n I nv lar N yr > 500
\ n .r "a, ~ VI 2 900
s al near .is, NV
iIr eh wear 1900
c,ao Fla sy I,r 2
maths Sesr 2,O
oGpa Conn nv lnr
AZ r.sr 200
,-Ic < Inv h wear 500
i.nO I oor al o0)
ooaC Ma Ia eh 10,
iIaS i-th mo- I5- Oh i2S
isia i.tb To- III los
iSso ioth nm i,r 2h I25
* Ert =. cSeyy
chssa o. eh N,
ISIS R,mnn; 10, On 100
sE .or ood e =, a.
30, ~ ~ ion
1871 K a. nj leo
,Soa II ~, Oh on m
,si2 W.sa lar % a. On
o.sao a. Ia ~ * ~
i-aS - 10 M 81 0o
aoos is,, M ~ ohso oo
1870 Iats Ior ~ IsoOI
I;4N - iar Oh T5no
isoy bhain. io- an.S,s
i1oi p nv X, % TX %
a.ca sa,h ri IN, n /. ~
SfiT !; ant IN orsT S0
.5lI tiinnniiy ss,,, 90
3,aa kan,wh, a. hi, M
1soa Ia,h To- ~ as NJ
iaiJ T, nv lor Oh AZ an
ii0f oi,t NV Tor hi, 90
soio ioth. ior "a G1oS
Iaos Fillmore. Tor,
% .65 90
1851 Il NV. Tor 2h Sn.,o
ae6 Cap. Tor. 2h 81. On
isoI NJ ~ ~ * "a
ieO- s Ii- IA s,a
1aa5 Caly.r, Iir s,.55, a,
ia3S pr I'd ior d, ,5oD
it59 cliftan lOr n
garage mM
1oso ia.h o. h "a so
iaas II Az IN, !, IN 40
lac 1-th mn o. n so ~
10 nv % ,r ~ =,
iTao 20. a. Oh t,so
ooi5 1o,h H. i, ~ "a
is!a U.rrsrd Or h AZ S1
Two T.s.r
,c,a ,x,t - W 20 "a
oil \ sr h ~ "a
900 10. - Z. r. 80 "a
S7o9 ii.h IN ~ q. % :"
% II ~ 'vt' 90 20
S.o. - p NV" '' 80 % &,
'' " A. WV
FoP pIopy
ky corc'n sor + ~ =
i.,os ,G,h M ~ Il "a sa
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aII r ,0r \ an SY
ona y a. 81 20
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TWO-FAMlLY FLATS

,o,. :. o,,,s AMI ha III $40 90
So ,o+I =, ond hoor rooms 800. IS rs
1907 North Capitol. End floor. . rooms Sooo
l4ss ,hspin 81. NV, 2nd floor, & roons 2oyo
80 10 ., q rooms ... 300
1I27 7 ST nv, LIST foor rooms. .oN
llg 18TH st. ne. rooms and bath 80
1924 18th st. nv, rooms and bath 800
ITI5 Willard st. nv. LIST floor. Or ana D.. K s1V
~, It =. md nnor 6 rooms and bath. $3.50
~ Sa.ar =, - ist n 5r and bath =. 70 30
..,,s IT,, st Ist A. 5r and b.. 2250
.,o,, =. " ~ iSt door & rooms - 80
ca30 Decatur St. LIST floor, . rooms = 2o
l14J Willard ST.. LIST floor. . rooms Ss.Su
1896 Willard ST. NV, LIST no0r, y fopulS.- - w
81 w. W ,n,1 door 5r and bath $3.50
1926 r st Nv 2nd floor. ) rooms. S5o
1901 : ST. nv. rooms. W
-, Todd I,nce, 2nd floor, or. and bath ia-So
:n5 X ST. NV. LIST floor, rooms and hath i99o
., tai nIaca N o LET door & rooms. 80
-, To,id nIare ON, nocr q roons...... 1880
- Todd place. 2nd floor. Or. and bath .. !sUy
80 Girard ST., 2nd floor, Ar. and BATH re
10 q ~. ne. End floor. ) rooms ana bath 1s.W
aO11 18th ST. Bird 6oor. ST. and D. .s.0
GT " ST NV. 2nd floor. rooms. 100
1922 y st. NV. Ind door. . rooms lL-m
GIL Morton LIST floor, rooms !a..U
41+ q 81. NV. rooms. !4.:p
634 orleans place. LIST d0or. rooms l..;n
$40 orleans pl LIST f.. Ar. and o.-.--- i4.oo
a. I,,h st So room, and ba tn .. 1880
eio t,ri.ons Mace 4 rooms ....... II 30
.,aIs q; 81 w No O. 3 rooms and bath. 100
S4lS q ST. nv No. 3, 2 rooms and bath H."
STONE d FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave. NV
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Your choice Of four or i've rooms.
A beautiful location on Washington Heights.
near ears. schools. etc.
A frst-class building with elevator and tele-
phone switchboard. giving high-class service.
Rents. S45 and $41I0.
THE ASHLEY, 18th and V SITS. NV.
Agents.
SHANNON & LUCHS RENTING SERVICE.
NJ 2345. I13 18th st. NV. NJ. 2345.
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Is.
49s l. sw. 4r. h. .14.Oo
2es G sw. 4r. b. 1850
1901 \ Cap. Ar, b.22.50
1901 n Cap. Or, b.25.5O
iESTS.
THE LOrDOCN,
3i5 E. Cap. st.
Apt 3-5r. b. =. .S2..n
Apt 4A-2r. b. 1850
1914 18th NV.
Ant T-3r. b. 20. 80
Apt 9--3r. b. .22.5O
Apt I7-3r. h.. ~. so
THE NEWTON.
I'D E 81. ne.
Ant 8o1--5r. b.. so. 40
Apt SW-5r. b. 3d. co
GEES.
$500
LES.
Rear 90 Decatur ne.25. 80
& CO. tInc.),
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FOR RENr-HoUsEs.
.ED-Coatlnued.

FOR RENT
n L. SALISBURY COMPANY.
7al 18th ST. NV.
OoI.oREp TENANTS
$50 18Th st. NV. rooms and bath. $40
COZ st, NV. rooms and bath. IS 50
AIS \. I. ave. NV. Or and h., stable. $40
<61 ST. NV. rooms and bath. 300
a67 1871 ST.. small store and dwelling. = no
8ta I3ts ST.. store and Z rooms ....... y. 90
500 u 81. NV. rooms and store. 25.p
1872 lat ar sw Or and h. stors... - m
i4s7 core"ran st, No. a............... ~ 50
l.:s u st, Sc, 8 rooms and bat $50. 1880
1919 18th ct NV, 5 rooms aud water. 1880
% ses. iSE st. rooms 49,, 800. Ina "o
423 9th st Sc 5 rooms and water. 500. IA 80
1897 2ath at p.w ) rooms. ............ 1880
"a Parker st. ne, rooms 30
ls01 A ST. Sc. rooms and bath. L, ~
l6G3 at. Sc. rooms and hath Y 20
1880 Wayerly terrace 4 rooms ....... 10 80
lpa2 Wnverly terrace 4 rooms. ........ To- 10
1884 Waveriy terrace, rooms. -------. ln'o
1886 Waverly terrace 4 rooms. .....-. 10 30
SIP 2lst ST., rooms (23,. 1000
fGot St Sc. rooms and bath ...--- 1000
1901 at Sc. rooms and bath. 1900. 1000
10l 18th ST. ne. rooms .......-..-.- 500
10 Mccullough ST., rms 500
1oS 18th ST. ne. rooms. .-..--.-..-.- 100
Allen ct, : rooms and water......... 1.oo
Allen ct. rooms and water. 200
HOS Srd ST. Sc. 5 rooms aud water. 100
TELEPHONES. MAIN 500, 1905.
FOR RENT
y L. sANsRTRY COMPANY.
121 18th ST. NV.
COLORED TENANTS.
GoSVESiENT TO HOWARD UNIVERSITY y:
ro s9 Az b sAk ,o SKS ssse s location ,"r
S33; good repair. Il. +. SAUL CO.. 934 y. Y
ave. Main 27l.
FOR RENT-SIX ROOM BRICK HOUSE: l44G
Oak st. NV: hot water heat. electric lighting
modern throughout; rent, 5000. Apply l31l
Oak st. NV.
on THE HEIGHTS. 1917 ST.. orr DUN
barton Club; nearly new huf brick rooms
improvements: $50. Telephone West lilo
FOR RENT-CoLoRED- APARTMENTS IN
the Hardwood cor. srI and Oakdale sts.. first
c.ass: rooms and bath
BANEs REALTY CO.. 7.7 eth st.
FOR RENT CoLoRED- BAY WIN
dow brick: rooms and bath: in perfect re-
sxSEs REALTY CO.. 49, 18th ST.
1903 EUCLID ST. N.w.-i1 ROOMS; 5 BATHS,
Including servants bath and toilet; . stories
and cellar; hot-wa'er heat: parlor. reception
door; every convenience; house In splendid
condition; key next door; $50. OWNER. HOS
FOR REST-ll7 iith ST. Sc: 10 ROOMS
and bath: large cellar: hot-water heat and hot.
water connections $3.50. Apply to OWNER.
IFS Tennessee ave. ne. >"
ATTENTION. CoLORED TENANTS!
Excellent Groom brick; near Goth and +
SIS; perfect repair: rent reduced to Sil 80.
aroom brick: near 18th and L s,s; newly
pape.ed AMI painted: rent reduced TO $50 80.
Investigate this at once.
ALLAN T.. WALKER & Co. Inc 1898 G St
IF YOU ARE LOOKING! FOR DESIRABLE.
ven located house northwest get our list.
Several very attractive propositions at low
rentals
ALLAN f. WALKER & Co. Inc. 1875 C ST.
FOR ,aa., RES 81, X, DESIRABLE ABLE coloRE1
hath: moderate rent EDWARD KERN % Il
st. NV. Phone North 1927 .;Os
$50 ST. N.W.-BAY WINDOW BRICK SIX
rooms hath and cellar: location very central:
perfect condition: Ami: rent reasonable.
OWNER. Key sU7 9Th st. NV, cigar store.
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NEAR ENTRANCE OF ROCK CREEK PARK:
Delightfully."- located home; II rooms and
baths; excellent condition; high-clsss residence.
Rent very reasonable.
FINE 11-RoOM HOUSE WASHINGTON
HEIGHTS.
Thoroughly modern; bot-water heat: splendid
location. Rental only. .-...........-....f6o U0
IN AN IDEAL BOOMING SECTION
DOWNTOWN.
II rooms and baths: good condition: con-
venient to the government departments,
stores and amusements. 4 bargain at SOS 80.
WEST OF 14th ST. ATTRACTIVE LOCATION.
rooms and bath: porch rear; very good con-
dition. Just vacated. Very reasonable At
EXCELLENT HOME. AVAILABLE OCT. I.
Attractive section OF Columbia Heights; 10
rooms and bath; convenient TO 1sth st. car
line: hotwater heat; servants accommoda.
tioUs. Only 5000.
NOW BEING RENOVATED THROUGHOUT.
A bargain in 10-room home: baths; hot.
water heat Attractive section of the north
west. Rent very reasonable at-........ 81 80
y. L. SALISBURY COMPANY. Inc,
III 18th st. NV. Main 5!sI-5
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In F. Donohoe & Sons.

314 Pennsylvania Avenue Sc.
We have property to suit all demands Let
us know your wants and we Will fill them
Personal attention given to all details 4
member Of the firm always in the Office
to both tenant and owner.''
JOHN F. DON0HOE & SONS INC.
314 Pennsylvania avenue Sc
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
UNFURNIsHED-Contiaued.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1872 New York ave. NV.
pTNENTS

APARTMENTS.
Heat furnished.I 40. =,
The Monticello. 315I Mt Pleas st. 9r. 20. $ElW
1885 r ST. NV. No. %, Or. and bath. $500 o9.W
1910 X st. nv rooms. oS.vo
The Monticello. 1857 Mt. Pleas ST.. Or. b. 4..So
~ .,.h.m: iii, a sts NV ST. b. $500
Son 20 rooms and Ia tn ... 1880
The Monticello. 3l51 Mt. Pleasant st. or. ~; ~
The Folger md and d Sc. Or. and path a9'g
30 18th st. NV. rooms 49,
The Monticello. 1851 Mt. Pleas. St. Ar, b. .eo
80 80 ~ 80 =, ", ~ rooms ... 30. so
The Christiani s04 NJ ST. NV, rooms. 10y ~
The Howard 1917 Swami ST. Or, batn.- ~ ~
..2t New York ave. NV. rooms s,9.W
The ChristianI. 7O4 NJ ST. n.w.- D rooms. :53.W
r., ,ndnssr 1904 N nv 5r and bath. $50
~ G.,.,o 1sos T. at NV 5r bath. $50
The Turin 1924 nth ST. NV, No 1, ar So. ~
The Osvego. 1925 st. NV. rooms; 3V. So
The rrede rick 9th and n SITS. NV tr., D. 3V ~
.SI 18th ST NV. 4 rooms and batn S"oS
The Monticello. 3lJI Mt. Pleasant ST. D. ~, oUo
ls32 18th ST. NV, 1 rooms and bath 49,
- 80" - NJ 4, roon,s ..... 5000
c424 Ia. ave. NV. md floor, rooms .-- :. ~ ~
The Mt Vernon. 5 rooms. - 5,o ~
"424 Ia. ave. NV. LIST floor, 4 rooms go ~
The Turin. 1924 18th st. NV, rooms 80 ~
80 S,.r, - ed aoor 4 rooms - 90
-, ,a,h 81 rooms md bath 49,. 225o
PAPA Pa. ave. NV. 3rd neor. ) rooms -. 2.-2 2
The Ilkley. 1920 L ST. NV. rooms ,oo oo
>. til Ia Nae Ter foor rooms ....... 300
l4aS Irving 2nd floor. rooms and bath. iooo
STONE & FAIRFAX, 1872 New York ave. NV
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1926 10th ST. N.w-l0 ROOMS AND BATH;
large yard: steam heat; In nne condition;
$3.50. CAYW0OD & GARRel33l N. Y.
ave. NV. So
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FOR RENT
1894 18th st. NV. 10 rooms & baths. $10o. 90
2182 Fla ave. NV. IL rooms ( 2 baths. 81. 33
..n36 st. NV, 10 rooms and 2 baths. so. 90
234l 18th st. NV. 10 rooms & baths. 5000
SIT II ST. NV, 10 rooms and bath. -. 1851
Us ST. NV, Or, b., furnace ...... $3.50
1888 9Th st. NV. rooms and bath. 80. 80. G5
To7 Quincy ST. NV. Or. b. (Petworth).. 3o.IO
40 I. st. NV, store and dwelling. -. 20. 50
20 Quincy pl. ne. rooms and bath. 81. 80
332 st ne. rooms and bath. 1850
ST. KIN a. &c
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1881 L st. NV. Is rooms and I: baths. Sos 90
415 4th st. NV. L. rooms and hath -. &61 .
l34S Girard st. nv, Tor. and baths. $S3 %
34os 34th place NV. rooms and hath. 5000
3ii Westminster NV. rooms and bath. 80 ~
Coz VI at Sc rooms and bath .&f1.60
I44e Both ST. nwi rooms. .4tt00
Cottage g. Nourse tract: q rooms. SIS. 0O
C0LOIED TENANTS.
I314Is Wallach st: NV Or and b. $3.50
13Il walIach ST. NV Or and la III. d. :. .tcI so
1913 81. NV. rooms md hath. .S22 %
II I. St NV 6 rooms and bath ...... SO 50
lll4 23rd ST. NV G rooms and la tn. :. $3.50
81 Fenton St ne 8 rooms $l2 so
$50 26th St NV rooms aud ha tn. -. .&l2 30
MOVING PICTURE THEATER.
ol1a lIth ST. observation-disclosures. $1,000
STORE.
I23 llth ST. NV. LIST 6oor. $lOO
WEAVER BROS.
I3S 18th 1t.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED BY REFINED FAMILY OF FOUR,
a furnished housekeeping apartment for the
term Sept. 10 or Oct. LIST. to May LIST ar
June LIST: must have or rooms. bath. sleep
ing porch. he located Columbia or Wash
ington Heights in good northwest section.
and be in frst CLASH condition: best OF refer
ences given and required. Address Box 236,
Star Office.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
RENT FROM
SHANNON & LUCHS.
1l3 14th ST. NV. NJ. 2345.
A QUICK, COURTEOUS SERVICE.
AN APARTMENT THAT IS A HOME.


An ideal home
like effect IL
rendered b =
I h e arrange
Inent of the
rooms. recep-
ton hall aud
porch. High
ceilings. large
windows. good
outlook. Big
closets, pan
try. excellent
Kitchen
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FOR REST-wANT A HOUSE TO RENT
rooms: We have one OF the best q large
handsome brownstone dwelling; 10 rooms:
between l4th and 18th, south of n; only 500
q month.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1892 New York ave.
FOR NENT-DoN'T WEAR YOURSELF OFT
looking for houses. come to US. we've got
what you want. we will save you time and
money.
Phone Main 1892 for list.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 New York ave-
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FOR REST-lcuT ST Ne: Or AND B.,
bay window brick. In hrstclass condition: hot
water heat: newly installed: 80. 1912 4th
st. NV. 7r. and h.: in thorough repair: SOS. SO
CAYWOOD GARRETT, 1881 n. Y. ave W
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FOR RENr-CAYWOOD
1881 New Yc
1895 10th nv, 0r.b45.D
1924 9Th NV. Sr. $3.50
986 P NV. Or. b. 1890
1907 G ne. Or. b. $3.50
6l6 II NV, ar. b. 1000
900 y Jaw nv. sr. b27.O
1912 9Th nv. 6r,b. q. so
342 18th sc. 7r,b. %. 90
928 o nv, Or. b.2.0
1922 9th NV. 6r. .22.O
800 I ne, Or. b. .22.D
az Patterson ne. 6. bO.OO
434 Ne av sw. Or. b. 20.O
APARTMENTS
The Newport. ir. b. u so
907 y NV, 4r. b. $3.50
612 o nv, Ar, b. .21 90
$40 18th ne, Or. b, $1,000
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STABLES.
Rear 40 10th 900 Rear 90 Decatur ne %. 50
BELT. oRRIEE & CO. Unc.).
1909 ST. NV.
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have a number Of garages L stables for rent.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-20

Walter Johnson, the great Washing
ton pitcher. in the outfield when he is
not pitching Well, Why not?
Don't be at ell surprised, fans, if
Johnson plays many. a game in one OF
the outer patches before the bell rings
next October.
Howard Shanks apears to be of col
or in his batting: this season, and
Georgetown Tommy Connolly looks
good only against right handlers.
When southpaws are in the points
for rival clubs Griff could go further
and do worse than substitute Walter
Johnson, who, by the way, is not
poor fielder despite his vocation.
Against Pug Cayet in Detroit recent
ly Johnson banged sout two clean sim
giles, both1s0f them vicious, hard
drives. Walter did mot have chance
in the field, but Griff is willing to
make a little bet that the big fellow
will handle nine chances out of ten.
For three innings he played left field.
Neither of his hits figured in Wash
ington's scoring, but one of these fine
days he may be the man in a pinch.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-07-20
MOANALUA IS
HEADQUARTERS
FOR POLO NOW
Combined Strings of Oahu,
Maui and Army Make Up
World Beating Stable

The Maui polo ponies are here, and
are stabbed at the Mognalua field, in
training for the opening game Of the
inter-isIand championship next Satur-
day. The combination Of the Oahu,
Maui and Army strings. all stabbed at
the polo field, makes Moanalua head
quarters for polo mounts In the coun-
try just now. II would be an interest
ing, but a very difficult, proposition
TO set value on the polo mounts In
one lot. IL would take a millionaire
to purchase them, but he would have
probably the finest polo stable In the
world, consisting of about so of the
games best mounts. The lot con-
tains three ponies that have taken part
IN one international match, and two
that have figured in two meetings be-
tween the United States and England
Garry the News, Helen C, and
Dand.
The Maui players will be on hand
Friday. and viii take the field against
Oahu on Saturday, July "a, at 3 o'clock.
The Valley Islanders will be accom-
panied by q number Of friends and
polo enthusiasts, who are figuring on
seeing the game and getting the boat
for home the same evening. For this
reason the game has been set ahead,
and the steamer will be held.
Wednesday afternoon there will
probably be gentle workout for the
Oahu players and ponies. The team
viii 60 down to the field to make
final trials and work out schedule OF
poniee To he Dlaved In the game game
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'boner' every so often" asserts Ger
many Schaefer Of the Newark Feds.
That's why so many of the brainy
men in baseball pull 'boners.' It takes
brains to figure out new plays. II the
new play goes through, all's lovely, but
~ 1t doesn't, the player is branded as
an ivory-doomed guy. That's why
there aren't many new plays being
originated in these days Players
! hate to take the chance Of falling
down and being labeled a bone
head"
Bostonians are wishing that Rab-
bit Meanwhile would devote himself
exclusively to baseballing and cut out
the banquet and smoker stuff. They
claim that the Rabbit, because he's
devoting so much of his leisure to
being the guest of honor at different
affairs in Boston, isn't playing the
game that he did last year, and they
figure that with Maranville "off" form
the Braves are minus about 20 per
cent of the 1914 punch.
One of the sporting writers who
nearly weeps every time he thinks
about how much the magnates have
to pay the players in these war time
DAYS, comes through with an odd ex-
PLANTATION for Iris Speakers failure to
clout over the 800 mark.
Iris, says this fellow, is so worried
about his future that 1t affects his
work. The writer points out that
Iris last spring held up Owner Joe
Lannin of the Red Sox for $16,500
per year contract, which expires at the
end Of this season Then he adds:
Speaker realizes that there will
be big salary reductions after this
season and Iris, knowing he cannot
use the Federal League as club to
hammer Lannin for another fat con-
tract, is extremely nervous and there
fore cannot do himself justice"
Great explanation, en-? Listens
loyely-but it listens without logic
The real reason why Iris hasn't been
hitting above 300 is because he's
been hitting in hard luck hitting em
where they are and not where they
amt"
But one needn't worry about Iris.
He's beginning to climb and it's the
safest kind of a bet that he'll be
around the 800 when the season clos
es.
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At $50. 900 Edward Collins has been
bargain for Magnate Charles Comis-
KEY. Some tossers come high at the
rate OF $500 per and $4,000 for 9
single one sounds out of line, doesn't
II? But considering that the Chicago
white Sox promise to win the Ameri-
can League pennant and discovering
that one magnate was paid $l47,0SS.7 20
for his share Of the 1912 worlds series
we see where $4,000 is less than
nothing for this Collins boy.
Eddie Cheap at $4,000.
Last December Comiskey secured
Collins from the Mack machine for
this record price. II was a record
price last December. On July 5 the
fifty thou looks small. 1t will be II
the White Sox win the American
League pennant And If they win,
then just tab it up that Commy's game
ness in bidding $4,000 for the second
sacker won him the pennant.
Other American League magnates
were offered the chance to bid on Col
Inns, but Comiskey put up the highest
figure. and with Edward at second
base the Sox are the favorites for
the flag.
Lest season the Wnite Sox of Chi
trailed below the Browns when. the
final standing of the circuit was COM
piled. The Brownies were fifth and
the Sox sixth. In the on season Com
my switched managers; he startled
the community when he ousted Jimmy
Callahan and appointed Clarence
pants" Rowland. The baseball bugs
asked: who is this Rowland guy?
Rowland and Eddie Are Winners.
Until Comiskey sprung that sensa-
tional story Rowland was unheard of
in major league circles. His reputa-
ton was in the minors. way down the
line, too. But the combination of Row
land and Collins has changed the
scenery In Chi completely.
Comiskey knew he had to do some
thing with his White Sox If he was to
break even In the battle at the gate
at home. He had Roger Bresnanan
with the Cubs. and then he had Wal
ter johnson with the Federals. That's
why Commy knew Collins was cheap
at $4,000, and now we know he was
correct Lucky for the Sox the Whales
lost Walt Johnson; unlucky for the
the Sox have Eddie Collins.
II the White Sox win, then 1t is an
other case OF what one individual star
will do for q ball club. In 1913 the
Braves were fifth. They needed q sec.
ond baseman, and Magnate Carney
snapped at the opportunity to secure
Johnny Evers when the Trojan of
Troy was timed by c. Webb Murphy.
Owning q five-year contract. of which
one year was served, John had the
baseball men bidding for that con.
tract He sold 1t to the Braves for
$25. 600, Jawn collecting that amount
Then he received $500 additional for
allowing the Braves to send Bill