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MACK'S ATHLETICS
TURN ON GR|FFMEN
New Lineup Hammers Curves
and Drops of Shaw, Du
Mont and Jameson.
BATES BATTING FEATURES
BY DENMAN THOMPSON.

Special Dispatch TO Ihe star
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, April
14.-Gen. Cornelius McGillicuddy
launched his Spring drive" at
Shibe Park today. After two in
effectual attempts to stop Grit
flth's troops he reallgned his
forces and under a terrific cur
tain of fire regained one-thlrd or
the ground he lost the first two
days of hostilities. He captured
all the sectors and salients in
sight and placed his outposts III
strategic positions for the ad-
vance of the Red SoX Monday.
Not single prisoner was taken,
however. the enemy escaping on
the 8 O'Clock train for New York,
where Donovan's brigade will be
encountered Monday, according
TO the plan OF battle mapped out
by the war college in Chicago.
Official reports from the head
quarters OF both contending
bodies agree that the casualties
totaled in this wise: Athletics, 10;
Griffmen, 4. Until the seventh in
ming it was some kind of a ball
game. Thereafter it was rout,
for in that round nine hits, includ-
ing triple and double, two
passes and sacrifice fly, netted
ten runs, Jameson and Ayers
suffering alike in the lombard
ment. Prior to this Shaw and
Du Mont both had been given a
baptism OF fire and driven to COW
er, the Mackmen registering halt
a dozen times in the first and sec
ond sessions by virtue OF seven
safeties, some hectic work by
Foster and crossed wires in the
batteries.
J. AloySiuS Shaw, prize blS-game hunt-
er of Pittsburgh, appeared first In the
drama entitled "Griffiths pitchers con-
sist of Johnson and Galiia, comma,
period.
Ainsmith brushed it off. pointed to it
and even brought Shaw in and showed
Ii TO him, but James just couldn't To-
cate the plate. Witt and Schang were
franked to first as a result and botf
moved UP when our old friend Ping
Bodie died happy" for the purpose.
Amos Strunk, who is temperamental as
one to left that let Witt in. Smiths
return held Schang at third and Leonard,
ebetted by Foster, frustrated Strunks
attempt to sneak on to second. Rather
than diSappoint SchanS, who was on third,
looking for help. Shaw delivered himself
OF wild pitch on which Wally eased in
Thrasher, who picked this as harvest
Gay, started his task of gathering. in the
sheaves with a wallop over Milan's
skypiece- This netted a couple of bases,
end when McInniss crossed Griffs out
Ielders by planting a blow In an un-
guarded spot in center the former South
trn Lacquer scored. This finished Shaw.
g. Tonsilitis Du Mont, the Sargle ball
artist, going on. Ainsmith'S low throw
gave Stuffy q stolen base, and when
Ray Bates, who had regular field day
inside the right field foul line. Mc1nnis
was over. Lawry gave George some hope
~ tanning, but III the second Eddie
foster and Ping Bodie teamed IL up to
make him feel uncomfortable. With u
couple disposed of Foster made a two
base wild throw on Schang and Bodie
1naugurated his "pinging' by noncha-
Iantly bouncing one into the left field
lleachers for the circuit
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nups s.ored-White t2l. Shortley. Harring-
ton Carroll Greer. Wilson. Pilltoi t2l. Errors
White Wilson Houze. Bouchard. Twoha hits
pntIer ,1, Usrrincto Tiree-base hit--Pi-
liod stolen bases Rooney. Greer. Harrington,
Sbortl.y Pilliod l2D. Marshall. Sacrifice fly
roonev Double play-Wilson. Houze TO Mar
sbnIl First ba Sc on errors-t;allsudet. Catho-
lie University. 8. Bases on balls--of Greer /:
off Jackson /; OF Ferguson. 4. Struck out
Rv Greer q: by Jackson. o. by Ferguson. s.
Wild pitch-Jac kson. Passed ball-Carroll- Unr-
pire-Mr Cantwel. Time Of game hours.
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May Accept Expenses.

Another challenge to the older asso-
citation is contained in a new rule that
amateur golfers may accept transpor-
tation and other bona fide expenses in
cidental to playing in matches given
by associations or clubs. provided the
expense account is submitted to the
treasurer of the Western Golf Associa-
ton. The United States Coli Associa-
ton has stood firmly against this plan.
Another departure is that any player
whose amateurism is questioned cannot
he proclaimed professional except by
a two-thirds vote of the directors. and
then only after the player has had a
hearing.
The new rule. which will become ef-
fective on May l. and would allow a
large number of golfers to resume en-
ployment in golf stores and probably
would make Francis Ouimet an anna
teur in tournaments of the Western
Association. The rule will affect a few
amateurs who now write newspaper
articles and use their titles.
Evening star., 1917-04-15
SCHEDULES.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

TODAY. TOMORROW.
Chicago at Detroit. Wash'n at New York
Cleveland at st. Louis. Boston at Philadelphia,
Chicago at Detroit
Cleveland at st. Louis
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PHILADELPHIA 49,. . o o 10 o x-I6
Two-base hits-Foster t2). Rice (2l, Thrash
Bates Thrce-base hits-Bates (2l. Homo run
-Rodie Stolen base-Mcinnis. Sacrifice hits
selaur Bodie. Sacrifice fy-Schang. Double
plays-Bodie and Lawry; r. Johnson Witt and
Nciunis. Left bases-Washington, Il; Phil
adeIphia 8. First base errors-Washngton,
2: Philadelphia, 2. Bases balls--On Shaw,
e. of Alniieson. ., OF X. johnson. 4: OF Myers
l. Hits and earned runs-On Shaw, hits and
Z rms in two-thirds innings; of Jameson, 10
Lifts and 10 in two and one-third innings;
OF r. johnson, s hits and in six and one
third innings; or Dumont, hits and
In three and one-third innings; Off Ayers. 8
hits and no in and two-thirds innings;
on Myers. hits and l in two and two
thirds innings. Hit by piteher-By Myers
(Judge) Struck out-By Dumont. =; by jamie
son 1; by Ayers. 1. Wild ptches-Shaw, Du-
mont Myers. Cmpires-Messrs. Dineen and
Oge.. THO Of Eane-2 hours and minutes.
Evening star., 1917-04-15
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
TODAY

TODAY. TOMORROW.
Pittsb'gh at Cincinnati. Pittsbgh at Cincinnati
st. Louis at Chicago. st. Louis at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Boston
v New York at Brooklyn.
Evening star., 1917-04-15
COLUMBIA IS VICTOR
Country Club Racketers Win
Seven Matches From Chevy
Chase Team.
CONNIE DOYLE is STAR

The tennis team Of the Columbia
Country Club defeated the aggregation
representing the Chevy Chase Club
yesterday afternoon on the Chevy
Chase courts in the opening clash OF
the 1917 season among the members Of
the Washington Tennis Association.
seven matches to two Neither club
sent it's strongest men to the courts and
CoIumbia's two star racketers, Connie
Doyle and Henry Breck, won their
matches quite easily. although ]. Up
shur Moorhead. playing at No. l for
Chevy Chase. gave Doyle good fight in
the first set of their singles match.
Breck did not arrive in time to play
singles, but paired with E. o. Leech, de-
feating the Chevy Chase team of Wilcox
and Irwin.
Irwin. a newcomer to local tennis,
showed good all-around game. and in
his Singles match with Charles T.
Chapman of Columbia had the latter
covering court at top speed to return
his fast forehand drives. ]. Ballard
Moore, who during the middle of the
season last year announced his retire
ment from active competition. did not
play. his absence weakening the Chevy
Chase team.
Evening star., 1917-04-15
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
16; Washington, t.
New York, I; Boston, .
Detroit, 3; Cleveland .
Chicago, IL; ST. Louis, o,
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Dunlop Defeats Leech.

Walter Dunlop OF Chevy Chase took
straight sets at Ga, Cd. His drive
was coming across a little too regu-
larly for the Columbia man. c. A
James Karrick Of Chevy Chase in
straight sets at g, GO. The other
Chevy Chase victory was scored when
w. D. Wilcox defeated L. c. Graves OF
Chase man was covering court well and
held his game well in hand at all times
The big match of the afternoon was
the doubles contest between Connie
Doyle and Charles Chapman of Colum-
bia and j. Upshur Moorhead and Walter
Dunlop of Chevy Chase. The Columb bia
men won the first set at 6-3 and were
on the short end of 81 score in the
second, due to the very effective volley-
ing of Dunlop and the cross court
Doyle and Chapman ran out the set
with the loss of only one more game
the versatile Doyle covering court with
midsummer speed, in spite of the raw
wind which blew. Doyle has more
break on his service than ne had at the
close of the season last year Yester-
day the ball frequently bounded so
high that the return of the striker-out
was only weak, defensive shot and
often a short lob. which Doyle, with
r l.. hIAfi
or chopped for an ace.
Breck and Leech Win.
Breck. while hardly in midsea son
form, was the main factor in the vic
tory of the Breck-I.eech combination
over the Chevy Chase pair of WiIcoy
and Irwin. Breck'S speedy forehand
drive came across just often enough to
get a point when it was needed his
team winning at 6-4, 8-6. The last
set was a battle With Columbia men
in the lead at 40-30 and 7-6, the Chevy
Chase team three times brought the
score to deuce. only to lose the set and
match when Leech chopped short lob
to the far corner Of the court
E. c. Graves and c. A. Slater of CO.
lumbia defeated James Karrick and Z.
C. Cotton Of Chevy Chase in the other
doubles match. 6-4, 6-3. Karrick. out
the winning pair and was unable to
withstand the assortment of drives and
lobs which came his way.
The summaries: Singles-C. B. Doyle,
Columbia. defeated J. Upshur Moor
G. Dunlop. Chevy Chase. defeated E. o.
cox, Chevy Chase, defeated E. G. Graves,
Columbia, 6-2, 7-5; e: T. Chapman.
Columbia, defeated William Irwin.
Bates, Columbia, defeated E. &. Cotton, n,
Slater. Columbia. defeated James Kar-
rick, Chevy Chase. S-2, 50
Doubles-Doyle and Chapman. Colum-
bia. defeated Moorhead and Dunlop.
Leech, Columbia, defeated Wilcox and
Irwin, Chevy Chase, 6-4, 8-6; Graves
and Slater. Columbia, defeated Cotton
and Karrick. Chcvy Chase, 6-4, 6-3.
Evening star., 1917-04-15

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
New York 6; Boston, ..
Philadelphia. II, Brooklyn 3.
ST. Louis .; Cincinnati l.
Pittsburgh. 4 Chicago. .
Evening star., 1917-04-15

meeting of the Maryland State Col
lege athletic board, the body which
governs athletics in that institution, is
to be called this week to determine
the action to be taken for the remain
der of the year in sports. No formal
meeting has yet been held, but ex-
pressed personal opinions of the seven
Evening star., 1917-04-15

Jackson. a new man pitching for c. U.
this spring, can put a Whole lot more on
the ball than the usual college pitcher.
He is tall and lanky and pitches with
his left arm. Jackson's only fault is his
inability to field his position properly.
He has plenty of stuff to pitch winning
ball in any class OF collegiate contests,
and when he learns TO field will rank
with the stars.
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ia 18th

1716 Pa sv. store.
15r, 2 paths. $3.50. 90
1927 18th NV, 11r, ID,
furnished. garage
for . cars. 200. 90
25O8-OS K NV. Dor.
4b, steam heat.
furnished .125. 90
(Same) unfurn'd.110.00
1743 l. NV. store and
12r, 2 baths. 100. 90
SUMMER
Washington Grove. Grow
Glen Echo Heights. Nc
p0rches, monthly -.
APART
TIC A ne. IN. Or. b. $3.50
21401a II NV, 4r.b. 1880
COLORED
1845 s NV, sto and dw.
Or. b ..........35. 90
1923 L NV. sr. W. .20.5o
48 Defrees NV, Or, bis. so
1914 Banks nw.8.w16.50
1918 NY av nw,5,w16.50
2706 K NV. Or. W. .15.bO
STORES AND
1196 7th NV. store
and cellar .1W.W
1924 7th NV. sto and
nat. Or. b. .s5. 90
s05-07 11th nw.sto. SO. 90
1924 9th NV. sto. 6ra5. %
735 9th. store. 45.W
100 eth nv. sto&dw4O. %
eos3 l. nw.sto&hat.23. %
1927 G NV. store. y w
GET COMPLETE
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FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNISHED-Continued.
FOR RENT
JAMES F. SHEA,
643 Louisiana Ave. N. w

a ave. IN. w.
NORTHWEST.
A25 ID NV. Or. b. 1880
s02 I'd NV. Or. b. -20.50
'747 Morton nw.5,w.P.OO
NORTHEAST.
80 18th ne, Or. b. 1850
1874 7th ne. 5r, W. .14.60
SOUTHEAST.
sol 4th sc. 3r. b. $3.50
SOUTHWEST.
| 225 Linw'th p1.6,w.1s.50
Oil AZ sw. st. q, sr. bis. 90
4s9 Eye sw. Or, w.12.S0
473 N sw. Or, w...12.50
1902 AZ sw. Or, b. 11.50
372 N sw. 5r, ". 1000
1343 Az sw. Or, w.9.50
1905 Al sw. 6r. w. 500
PROPERTY.
100 e NV. store. ..25.0
204 7th sw. store. $500
col Va av sw, sto. 6r22.50
149 d ne. store. 1000
1901 AZ sw, st&2r. 500
2132 Va av NV, store,
3r ..............15.50
40S 11th sw. st&dw1S.50
sol I'd NV, store. Is. 90
701 Eye sc. store. Is. 90
COS I'd NV. sto. Ar. 10. 90
213 18th ne, store. 1880
400 9th NV. 4th a. $50
1873 18th Sc. store. 1000
1904 Water sw, sto. 10. 90
TENANTS.
$40 II sw. or, W.. 1900
90Ia Fenton ne, 5.w11.50
205 Va av sw. 5r, 90
90 n Z5d nW,Or, W. l.oo
622 X sw. Or, W. ..11.00
205 Va ay sw, 5r,w1o.50
142 NJ Sc, Ar, w. 1850
25 N sc. Or, W. 1850
1923 N J av Sc. 5r. w10.50
1915 s Cap. Or, W. $50
2419h + NV. 4r.w. $50
1905 LIST Sc. 5r. $50
81 n Sc. Or. w.....S.50
sol I'd Sc. Or, w....s.0O
POO Va av nw.5r,w.S.00
149 " Sc. Or. W. 800
1921 18th ne. Ar. $50
200 D NV. 3r. W. $50
u La. Ave. NV.
TIN AT OFFICE.
Phone Main $50.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

BARGAINS
WE ARE GOING TO SACRIFICE
THE FOLLOWING PROPERTIES:
A THREE.sToRY BRICK RESIDENCE
ON 10th ST. NV.
ONLY $3.50.
WILL PAY 69s INCOME
AND INCREASE IN VALUE.
ON ST. NV. BETWEEN 4th AND 5th.
RENTING $3.50 PER MONTH.
1919 GROSS RENTAL.
NEW DETACHED RESIDENCE
ON THE HEIGHTS,
BETWEEN 14th AND 18th SITS. NV.
8 ROOMS, TWO BATHS; H.-W. HEAT: FINE
PoRCHES; SLEEPING PORCH; DEEP LOT:
FLOORS; OUTSIDE BLINDS; FLY
SCREENS.
ONLY $3.50.
COST ABOUT SIC. 600 MUST BE SOLD
TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.
LIEBERMANN & HAwN. 142, r ST.
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t2o.5o. 142s a1st NJ, .,
S1s. 40. sol Z ne, Or
I'll. $40 4th nv. Or
$3.50. .8 Defrees. 7r
t1b.n.1717 S'ton nv.G
SIS. 1927 T NV. 4r
s14.40. @2 Girard nv.sf
Q4.. $3.50 9th NV. 0r
l9.60.42 Mass AZ nw.lr
e10. 20. 1886 9th NV. 5r
el2 75.1624 Fuller nw.Sr
02.U. 1881 Mozart, Or
$12.0.93 Fenton ne, Or
$3.50. .213 @ NV, 5r
N2.D.l@0h 10th nw.s
$3.50. 20 Fenton ne, Or
1850. .l221 K -, q
d0.N.. .435 10th ~, Dr.
SlO.D.353 McL'n sW,5r
$40. 1922 Waverly NV, Ar
S10.1l2s Linger's ct. 4r
%. 90. SO II %, II
81. 90. .11S0 HALF -, Or
100. 112S Cuah pi -. 4.
CES.
'$15. .s14 r NV. Pr. ID
-ty for rent will be sent
IN 4 HENsEY CO..
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FOR RENT
BY GEORGE w. LINKINS,
17I4 Pennsylvania Ave. NV.
Mar, SoOS-oo

all C<9c-".
1927 18th NV, 11r. 2b.
unfurnished, garage
for . cars. 100. 90
1913 Vernon st. l2r.
3b. hwh. fur'd. 1000
1861 4th ne, Or. h.25.5'
1920 C NV. Sr, b.22.50
Bancroft. Va. 5r,
well. 4 acres. 1850
1880 18th Sc, Or. 1880
COTTAGES.
, avenue. $lZo.oO
A., !. sleeping
-o.oV
MENTs.
1902 18th NV. 3r. b. 90
TENANTS.
5Is goth NV. 7r.w.15.50
l715 Fla av nw,4,w15.50
I'LL Seaton NV. q. w15.W
12271a 10th NV. 8,wl5. 90
Is 9th ne. Or. W. ..13.50
s3s 18th Sc. NV. .l2.5O
400 10th NV. 5r.w.12.50
)FFICE ROOMS.
81 9Th ne, store. 25. 90
1917 E NV, sto&3r. % 80
2101a I'd Sc, store. 1880
1715 Seaton NV, store.
Or, water ...l6.5O
9th and G., office
rooms ...&12.50 up
707 G NV. office
Garages from IS up.
rooms ........$S up
LIST AT OFFICE.
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FOR SALE
A three-story, elsven-room brick
dwelling with two baths; located
close to two car lines, in an at
tractive portion Of Washington
Heights: this house 10 priced at
$4,000, which 10 considerably lower
than the figure obtained for similar
properties: It 10 occupied By the
owner, and can be seen at any
time.
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.. INC.
7SS 18th ct. NV.
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fC
DWELLINGS
CSC L NV. 6r, b. .30.b0
s26 @ NV. Tor. b. 1880
Git I'd NV. Or. b. 49,
DWELLINGS
2 Eye ne, 14r, b. ALSO
1884 @ ne, Or, b. .27.0 90
DWELLINGS
40 NJ se, Or. ". 1880
1921 X ne. Or. ". 1880
DWELLINGS
473 Nd av sw. Tor. b25. so
400 18th sw. sr.w.17.50
474 NJ sw, Or. b. 1880
l0S 11th sw. sr. so
1901 ~ sw. sr. b.15.5
Ats Il sw. Or. W. ..14.50
Ats Eye sw. Or. b. 14.5o
725 9Th sw, sr. w.14.50
BUSINESS
615 La av NV. 100. 90
Gil La av.3-sty bdg75. 90
1898 L NV (store) .65. 90
924 E NV, sto&dw .55. 90
921 E NV, sto, DIV 5000
1857 c sw. sto, Or, b. A. AZ
2306 Nichols av Sc,
store and dwg. 40. 90
1872 Pa av nw.store40.O0
1853 G Sc, st&dw. .S5. so
2054 E NV. st&dw. as. so
115 II NV. sto. sr. b. 80. 90
2214 14th NV, sto. rs. 80
900 G NV. store. $3.50
1000 9Th sw, sto. dw25.5 so
COLORED
253 Sd sw. Or. b. 90 so
1895 L NV. 7r, w..20. 00I
500 Goth NV. Or. b.1s.50|
1888 4th NV. 7r. b. 1880
1905 4th NV. 7r. w.1S.5GI
SoS Eye NV, Sr. W. 49, sol
1914 Both NV. Or. b. 1850
235 Oakdale nw,6, b18.50
919 4th NV, 6r.w. .16.50l
2417 Eye NV, 81, w. Is. DOL
215 10th Sc, Or, ". rs. sol
500 Sd sw, Or. W. Is. W
431 N Y av nw,5, WIS. col
2046 E NV, 6r. b. rs. sol
l011 4th NV, 5r.w.14.50l
$50 I'd sw. Or. W. 1880
10 Canal sw. 5r, w.12.5Gl
1417 Mass Sc, Ar. .12.00l
James F. Shea, e.
PRINTED BuLLE
Phone Main $40.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

FOR SALE
brick houses northwest, renting % Pc
month each; less than "a. 200 win buy, % - b
settle up estate; paying over 1877 nst, -
Quoting taxes s1
sWARTxELL, RHEEM HNNsHY 90,
727 18th ut. NV.
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on 18th STREET. OVERLOOKING
THE CITY.
70 rooms 3 baths. garage. 500
18th ST. BET. AND SIS.
Is rooms. baths. ......-.-.-- 500
JEFFERSON PLACE NEAR con
NECTICUT AVE.
16 rooms . tafhs- 800
18th ST. NEAR T. ]. AVE.
10 rooms. baths 30
MASSACHUSETTS AVE. HEIGHTS.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY.
Detached Il rooms, baths,
Est ST. BET. AND SITS.
/, rooms baths y,. ;-., ovreio G eo
ING ROCK GREEN PARK.
IL rooms, baths ..........- 2CO
18th ST. NEAR ST.
10 rooms Q baths. $50
VERNON ST. BET. 18th AND 18th.
IL rooms. baths. $50
ONTARIO PL. NEAR COL. RID.
10 rooms. 2 baths. ........-.. 135
John w. Thompson & Company,
-Incorporated-
72s 18th II. NV. Phone 1852 Main.
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FOR RENT
800. 1909 oath NV, 12r
$3.50. 1907 Emit nw.12r
S1S0.1756LAmont nv.l0I
$50. ....1742 N NV. Tor
Sl26. 1850 10th nv. III
S125. 1878 Belm't nw.1zr
500. . 1912 T NV. 10l
SIC. 472 Pa AZ aw. store
Se7. &c. 8725 Liv'ton nw,9
eco. $50 Pa Az nv, ste. II
go. .l611 oath NV, 10R
~. .Ol D nv. l6e
$55. 1853 Girard NV. VI
$50. $40 18th NV, "a. 2r
81. W. ..s21 18th nv, sr
$40. 80. 1874 1lth NV, Tor
90. so. 1854 11th nw.10R
q. 30. LII I'd nv. ~
SO. so. .....1S X ne, Or
S23.bO ..1241 9th nv, "
"a. 80. -10T N Cap. Or
~. .1468 Swami nW.0l
~. 10. .472 e gw. .:
$50. 1zlb Proep't nv >
OFF
$50. ......1419 G NV, Ar
SIS. 400 9Th NV. 3r
Complete list Of prope
upon request.
0WARTZELL, RHE
Vn1 NEAh
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WY 6EsIRABLE GROOM DWELLING. 81,
10 vhits family. Call Sunday after pm
1913 Rosedale st. NE 2Ss
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FOR SALE
Within one-half square Of Penn
sylvania avenue southeast. 4 real
home. containing II rooms. 2 baths,
hot:water heat, and. in fact. every
Of over SIS. 900; can b sold today
for 90. 900: an excellent opportunity
for some southeast business man to
get q home near his place Of bust
ness at . bargain price.
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO., INC.
76S 18th st. NV.
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FOR SALE
A nearly new two-story. seven
room brick dwelling less than one
half square from Connecticut ave.
for 5000; small cash payment and
easy terms would be accepted; under
present prices ii would cost At
least that ngurc to build the house:
nearly every home surrounding this
IL occupied By the owner, and each
Is considerably higher priced.
THOMAS J. FISHER 4 CO.. INC.
730 18th ct. NV.
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FOR RENT-H0UsES.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX,
l142 New York ave. NV.

Sg2S. LID N NV. ~
$125. 2083 Fla av NV, 1T
$l25. Watkins nv. 1T
S125. 1880 1eth NV. 14r|
Si16. .ls4s 3 nv. l0rI
$40. .l113 Mass NV, lot
800. 1871 10th NV. 12rI
500. -. .17o0 Q NV, III
800. zoos Col I'd. nrl
500. .S6l5 Macomb. 10s|
500. -. .2115 8 NV, 12rl
SIS. =. 1926 Euclid. 12r
$50. 81. Leland ct NV. orl
$50. 1921 Ordway place
S75. .1783 p NV. 12rl
$40. 1901 35th NV. SRI
S55. 1877 21st NV. 9rl
S55. .1115 Euclid nw,12rI
SIS. .3406 84th pl. srl
SIS. 1920 Belmont nw.ofl
$50. Chevy Chase. Nd, Sri
$40. so. +. 1911 @ NV, 11r'
$40. -. $3.50 18th ne. srl
$40. 1888 Q NV, 11rl
$37. 80. Friendship Hgts|
Ss7.O.l205 r l Az NV. 10
3a5. so. . .2014 LIST NV, Sri
1876. so. 1901 Mass ne. lori
tS6. So. .b01 "A nv, 1oRI
$3.50. S03 Taylor nw.8rl
$3S. 80. 81. 1902 N Cap, Or
5000. lat Carroll se. 8rI
$50. so. .l422 9th nv. 7rI
$50. 80. 100 18th ne. 81
sci. so. .962S 18th NV. Or
S27. so. ....S3 II NV. a.
$3.50. 439 Q NV. 6rl
S25. so. So X ne. Tor
S25. so. .808 d sw. y.
$3.50. .143 c ne. ar|
$22. so. ......8 NJ ne. 7r
500. so. 1889 10th DIV. srl
$3.50. % L ne. 6rl
$50. So. .615 Eye NV. Il
See cur list Of aparth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-27

FOR SALE
Near the 18th 1t. ear line. in
the downtown section, q we'll con-
structed brick dwelling: 8 rooms
on two doors; has been occupied By q
physician with 4 large practice.
who has recently moved uptown:
the house itself could not Be built
today for the price at which II
can be sold-97, 800.
THOMAS J. FISHER 4 CO.. INC,
738 18th at. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-27

FOR SALE
Close to 18th st., south Of Park
road, 4 thfee-story brick dwelling.
containing nine rooms and two
baths. hot-water heat and electric
light; has been occupied BY the
owner and kept In exquisite shape;
price, $500; reasonable terms
will be accepted.
THOMAS j. FISHER d CO.. INC,
7oS 18th Ut. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-27

FOR sALE--PRICE. $500: CHEVY CHASE
bargain; nearly house that could not be
ing living with open fireplace, reception
room, dining room. buffers pantry, cold stor.
age room and kitchen main floor. There are
seven bedrooms. baths. back stairway, hot
water heat. electric lights. oak floors and the
whole property just ike new; lot 6Oxl4h
Owner will give immediate possession.
BOSS Il PHELPS, 1906 II street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-27

FOR RENT-CAYWoOD & GARRETT,
1921 New York ave. NV.
1aaa 10Th NV Tor bS45 bOi IL Chews al NV Ar 800
1913 Eys,t ne 10 b az sol ls Rock OK Oh I'd. 800
isoi htb NV q, b. 80 sol 9o5 Hutton ct. Ar. $50
ans cir.,d NV Or b 20 sol 1924 Howfson sw. 80
1923 Kirby NV. 81. b1s50l AIS Armory sw A. ..So
go 7. .e 7r12 sol 122 Rumsey ct Sc. Al. g. so
e1s Columbia I'd Ar 70 O0I S5s ID sc, 4r..... $50
oe1a Eve NV Ar 8 sol IA Navy pl Sc. Ar. $50
APARTMENTS AND FLATS
so1 l. me- Or b. 1880 81 Pierce NV. 3r. .-s.oo
46 Pierce NV, Sr. 00t Ills LIST NV, or. $40
STORES.
DOT n St NV, store and bakery. .ZOW
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-27

FOR SALE
A corner house In an exception.
ally attractive portion Of the north
east; fronts on broad avenue. one
square from car line; two stories.
rooms. l bath: price, $500: a
THOMAS J. FISHER & CO.. INC,
1888 18th ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-27

FOR SALE
On Longfellow ct near ,he Georgia
ave. car line: two-story frame
dwelling. containing eight rooms
and bath, hot-water heat, gas; Is
occupied by owner and can be seen
by appointment. Price, 5000.
THOMAS ]. FISHER / 30, inc,
78S 18th 1t. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-27

7is 21st NV, D. s35 90 524 18th sw.5r IA so
3oT 18th sw.Sr,b. .2650 aSI 10th sw.6r rs. so
27ol 18th me- r.b. 1900 ses sw. or. l.. 90
1884 ~ sw.6r. 1900 81 10th sw- 5r. 90
l9l3 9Th sw, Or. .14.50 Rear 463 NV. 4r $50
R. Fl. JOHNSON. 306 eth s.w. Phi. II. 1855.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-10-27

FOR SALE
A seven-room, semi-dstached, psb-
bls-dashsd house in the northwest,
within one-half block Of two car
lines; large back yard; house has
hot-watsr heat, gas and electric
lights: price reduced to 5000 for
quick sale.
THOMAS J. FISHER 4 co.. INC.
7S6 18th 1t. NV.