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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
N. L. Sansbury Co., Inc.
Continued.

N. L. Sansbury Co., Inc.
ON PARK ROAD NEAR 18th
ii rooms, baths. Is heated by
hot water and lighted by cleo
tricity. II you want the best
house obtainable today. in
strictly high-class section. ask to
and early possession can be given.
Price. $1O.50O.
NEAR 18th AND FAIRMoNr-
Select section of Columbia
Heights. Handsome s-story. eel
lar and attic, white stone front
residence. IA rooms. Q baths. hot
water heat, electric light. plate
lot to alley: clear of incumbrance.
Price. $3.50.
NEAR 14th AND PARK ROAD
Handsome home of II rooms and
. baths. having hot-water heat
and electric lights. This Is j.
story. bay-window brick: in an
ideal location and in fine order.
A good buy ut $500.
ON NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
NORTH OF PARK RoAD-If you
are looking for the most complete
6-room and bath house on the
market, call us about this one.
Thoroughly modern. having hot
water heat. electric lights. oak
floors. etc. Occupied by owner and
Price. $3.50.
IOWA AVE. NEAR sAUL's AD-
DITION-Attractive little home.
2-story, rooms, bath. hot-water
heat, electric light; modern
throughout; practically new. Price,
$3.50.
ON COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-A
10-roon and bath residence, hav-
ing hot-water heat, electric light
and many other modern conven-
fences; located near the new high
school and close to 14th street car
line. You had better see this at
once, as the value is good. Rea-
sonable price.
NEAR MASS. AVE. EXTEND
ED-A very desirable. well built.
modern, 6 rooms; hot-water heat;
electric light: parquet floors:
colonial front porch, screened and
inclosed. This house is in excel
lent condition, having been occu-
pied by the owner since built,
about 5 years ago. Price, $5,7 100.
IN 18th STREET HIGHLANDS
Fully detached house Of merit
and refinement: built Of hollow
tile; contains IL rooms, 9 baths;
heated by hot water; lighted by
electricity; ample porches. front
and rear; large yard. fine lawn,
beautiful shrubbery. This property
ideal for an all-year-arOund home.
Price, S14 500.
ON MASS. AVE. WEST OF
18th ST.-If you wish to buy one
Of the best equipped houses in
Washington, suitable for a room
ing or boarding house, here's your
opportunity. Contains 10 rooms,
baths, hot-water heat, electric
lights. 5000 cash will handle
this property. Phone for permit
to inspect. Price. $17,65O.
IN BLOOMINGDALE-A good,
comfortable house with modern
conveniences, hot-water heat, etc.
Deep yard to paved alley. This
is a good value, SO you better act
quickly. Price, $500.
IN sAULs ADDITION-Modern
home. 10 rooms, bath. hot-water
heat, hardwood trimmed: lot 80
#. front; tine location; near car
line. Price, $500.
SELECT SECTION OF WASH
INGTON HEIGHTS-Beautiful de-
tached brick and stone residence.
IL rooms, 2 spacious baths. hot
water heat; modern appointments;
very elaborate fixtures; sleeping
porch; lot over 65-ft. front; spa
ci0us grounds, shade, flowers;
large garage. One Of the most
convenient sections. II you are
looking for an unusual bargain. at
q little less than $4O,OOO, let Us
show you this property.
N. L. Sansbury Co., Inc,
7c1 18th st. Phones n. 5904-5.
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s14 and 31e 9th st. s.e.-Two frame houses,
rented for $23 4 month. Never idle. These
houses will always rent and pay a splendid
income on the investment. The lots are 11J
feet deep.
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FOR SALE-H0USES.

Continued.
$1,000 BUYS A FURNISHED sEvEN-RoOM
cottage at Washington Grove; water: electric
lights: screened. Inquire 2O36 1st st. NV.
CHOICE LOCATION, CHEVY CHASE, D. c. !;
beautiful home under construction: 12 rooms,
baths sleeping porch garage. VIII consider
automobile part payment. Address Box 1855.
Star office.
ATTRACTIVE HOME. SIX ROOMS. BATH; !;
h.w.h. garage: lot 60x170; IS. 800. Will take
automobile part payment. Address Box 1877.
Star office.
BIG BARGATN-POssEssION JUNE 1 7ss
ROCK CREEK CHURCH RD. N.W.-Lght
press brick rooms and 9 baths; sleeping
porch: cellar; cold storage; installed ice box
electric lights: hot-water heat. For price and
permit to inspect see c. F. WAR1NG. 3O1
Southern bldg.
SIN ROOMS: SPLENDID CONDITION;
southern exposure good neighborhood: immedi-
ate possession. Price. $4,000. Owner on prem
ises 1904 F st. 19s
$3.50 BUYS SIX-ROOM HOUSE. NO IN
terest; garden one car fare: $5 per month.
n. +. RYON.
1929 st. 19s
1925 WARDER ST. NW.-8 ROOMS AND
bath: furnace heat: front and rear porches: lot
20x19O IT. TO paved alley double brick garage:
garden, grape arhor. etc. owner leaving town;
immediate possession: will sacrifice. s.. $50.
JAS. J. HAMPTON Co. INC. NJ. 1858.
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JOHN F. DONOHOE &
SONS, INCORPORATED.
3I4 Pennsylvania Avenue Sc.
Price. $500.

Price, $500.
643 East Capitol street. Eleven rooms. two
baths. hot-water heat, electric light: thorough
ly renovated. Now under lease at $50 per
month. expiring September 4. The cheapest
house in any section Of the city at the price.
Lot 10 feet 8 by 1913 to a 3O-foot paved alley.
This house could not be built today for the
price asked. exclusive of the ground. Terms:
$500 cash. balance $50 a month, including
interest and principal.
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14s st. s.e.-Double house. containing ten
rooms with a lot 81 feet front by 100 feet
deep. This property is offered to close an es-
tate and is going to be sacrificed. Now under
rental at $3.50 per month. Could be remod-
eled to bring $45.
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Prize %2 oco

IIIC, p3,<SO.
ct. ne. between 2nd and 3rd sts.-A six
room and bath. cellar house: lot 1Sx100.
Terms: $500 cash. balance $35 4 month.
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Prize e. Q~
Price, So. 100.

Corner Sth and E SITS. n.e.-A six-roonp mod
ern colonial house. Lot % feet front. Terms:
5000 cash, balance $32 a month.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs.
Continued.

BARGAIN-MUsT SELF: 7-RooM AND BATH
brick; Al condition: gas and coal range:
h.a.h.; rear porch and entrance: inspection by
permit only. See OWNER. c104 1st st. NV.
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ANIL; SLEEPING
planted: fruits: 1ow-
immediate possession.
3Os
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IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
FOR SALE
In Chevy Chase's Most Desirable Section,
NO. IT GRAFTON STREET.
Large modern htufe,
Is rooms, baths, Lot
wate: heat; all modern improvements.
Large lot-inIneeiat. Possession.
Price. $3.50 Terms to suit.
FOR SALE
A very desirable residence In choice section oI
Georgetown.
NO. 1907 2sth ST. NV.
Large lot. 60x100.
Well built house. constructed for owner
Offered at low price to close an estate.
FOB SALE
NO. 2125 N ST. NV.
10 rooms and baths: bedrooms; hot
water heat; electric lights; excellent condition
Price, $4,000.
Terms to suit.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY, REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
CHoICE LOCATION. CHEVY CHASE. D. C.;
beautiful home under construction; IL rooms
baths; sleeping porch; garage; terms ar
ranged. Address Box 2S3-S. Star ONCE.
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N. L. Sansbury Co., Inc,
7o1 18th st. Phones II. 5904-5.

ON MASS. AVE. Ne. LARGE CORNER LOT.
suitable for apartment house. with two brick
dwellings adjoining Of nine rooms each, In tine
condition; price for all, $l1 ,OOO.
On I'd st. n.e., opposite the Plaza. brick
house, 8 rooms ana bath. cellar in yard;
ON Mass. ave. NV, near the Union station,
price sssn: ssSa e'no''n '',a' Always rented
brick. 8 rooms and bath. nne condition, large
WI q. MeGkASN CO.. Inc. 100 11th st. NV.
FOR SALE. TO CLOSE AN ESTATE. oP-
posits Union station. large lot. with front on
st. and Mass. ave. NV: improved by two
brick dwellings. No. Il Mass. ave. and No. 5
st. NV; price and terms reasonable.
For colored. 1928 18th st. NV. three-story
brick apartment. rooms and bath each. hot
water heat, yard. garage In rear; price and
~ EXECUTOR. 1881 Clifton st. NV.
POSSESSION sooN-IN NORTHWEST,
alton. q well constructed press brick dwelling.
bay window front. rooms and bath ON two
mace heat, convenient to car lines; price.
1900; reasonable terms.
Near I'd and SITS. n.e., detached: lot Cox
100: nrst floor. reception. living room. hall.
| library, dining room. pantry and kitchen; Sec
ond noor. bedrooms and bath: large attic;
electric lights; splendid hot-air furnace. Price,
$6,250. Satisfactory terms.
WIN. T. BALLARD. 1914 N. 7. ave. NV.
FOR sALE-N, 500; NEAR 9th AND MASS.
ave. n.e.. rooms and cellar. front porch,
brick garage. deep lot to wide alley.
2 buildings, large rooms and bath, electric
lights, store front; s. 800 each.
p. KENNEDY. COL st. Sc. 20s
HERE'S THE HOME YOU ARE LOOKING
for: rooms, back porch and bath; on 2 floors;
modern improvements; immediate possession
$3.50. 1113 New Hampshire ave. 20s
PETWORTH.
semi-detached: z rooms and bath; reception
| hall; furnace heat; well located close to cars
possession reasonable time. Price, $4,450
| terms. 904 Webster.
BRIGHTWOOD PARK,
Fine location immediate possession: Z rooms
| and bath: hot.weter heat: electric light good
lot to alley. Price. $3.50: terms. 91S Ken
| nedy.
IG ST. Sc. Near Pa. Ave. Cars.
| rooms and bath furnace heat: newly pa
I pered and painted. Price. $3.50; terms; I'm
mediate possession. 1905 G.
TAKOMA, D. c.
room. and bath. frame and pebble-dash i;
hot-water heat; lot 25xl50: $2.950; easy
New York Real Estate Brokers,
| 1929 ct. NV.
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Price S21so

Price, $2,I5o.
314 and 31e 9th st. s.e.-Two frame houses
rented for $23 4 month. Never idle. Thes,
houses will always rent and pay a splendit
income on the investment. The lots are III
SENT DETACHED: ANIL: SLEEPING
ers: fne neighborhood; immediate possession
44lo Kansas ave. 3Os
DETACHED CORNER DWELLING ON MA
hot water and electric lights. This is a CO
lonial type with the center hall. Other con
are sleeping porch
ns1stssy 1es !. garage with all The
This property is now occupied by owner
PRICE. $4,000.
GEORGETOWN HOME.
3O32 DENT PLACE NV.
Six large rooms. furnace heat. colonial front
'''eH' 0 % "o PossGssioS sHSs deGsn 'e'
BASES REALTY co. Unc.),
904 18th st. Exclusive agents.
CORNER RESIDENCE on 18th ST.
A beautiful corner on this most desirable
street containing L. rooms. baths. hot-wateI
veniences.. Possession can be had in a shor,
MOORE HILL. Inc,
1420-22 H at. NV.
VACANT, AND READY FOR IMMEDIATE
OCCUPANCY-No delay or expense in getting
possession Of this house when you buy 1t.
house. having hot-water heat, electric light
colonial front porch. large lot to alley; in per.
PRICE. $3.50
Terms. 81 900 cash; balance monthly like
MOORE 4 HILL. Inc.
1420-22 II ST. NV.
NEAR NAVY YARDS, 500 EACH: 500
cash. BAL. $35 per no.; new Or. & bath brick
Pos at A. III Gtsrr CO. isis
at. NV. We have the BEST in every section" ~
IRVING ST. NEAR 18th NV.
Owner leaving city can give immediate posses
sion: 10 rooms and bath; double glassed-in reai
back stairs. double garage. "a Breuninser built
home.) Act quick. Price, $9,750; reasonable
terms. A. C. HoUGHTON 4 CO.. 1915 h st. NV
I'VE have the BEST in every section"
OWNER LEAVING CITY.
Possession at once.
Attractive, well built home: excellent condi
ton; large rooms and tiled bath, reception
hall; bright cellar. with gas range and laundry
rear porches; pretty front and rear yards; Is
foot alley; beautifully located. Euclid ct. NV
near new Central High School. Price. $500
Call Main @& 1897 @& for inspection:
I'VE have the BEST in every section.''
LOOK OVER THIS LIST OF
ATTRACTIVE HOMES.
Possession Given June I.
100000.
YnNlTrn IN STREPT NnRTsHr
ROOMS AND BATH.
GOOD WHITE NEIGHBoRHooD.
$3,85o.oo.
CONVENIENT TO NAVY YARD.
MODERN HOME.
2-sTORY COLONIAL BRICK.
ROOMS AND BATH.
VERY ATTRACTIVE TERMS.
$4,55o.oo.
A PRETTY PETWORTH HOME.
ROOMS AND BATH.
HOTWATER HEAT. ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
SOUTHERN EXPOSURE.
OWNER LEAVING CITY. REASON FOR
SELLING.
$5,35o.oo.
ATTRACTIVE COLONIAL BRICK.
IN PETWORTH.
Hor-wATER HEAT. ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
ROOMS AND BATH.
DOUBLE FLOORS. GOOD GARAGE.
100000.
TAKOMA PARK.
ATTRACTIVE DETACHED RESIDENCE.
BEAUTIFUL SHADE.
WATER, SEWERAGE AND GAS.
LOT so By 176.
$4,000.
NORTH OF PARK ROAD.
EIGHT ROOMS AND TWO BATHS.
SLEEPING PORCH.
HOT-WATER HEAT. ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
EASTERN EXPOSURE.
$6,8oo.oo.
ONE OF THOSE ATTRACTIVE HOMES WITH
BEDROOMS ON SECOND FLOOR.
FRONT AND BACK PORCHEs.
HOT-WATER HEAT. ELECTRIC LIGHTS.
OPEN FIREPLACE.
LOT Is FEET WIDE BY 140 TO ALLEY,
VIM. H. SAUNDERS & CO.,
0Ns ye<h c. NJ WY
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LAWN IN FRONT AND MODERN IMPROVE
MENTS. Premises 80 r st. ne. Will sell
under court order and subject to court's ap-
proval, not less than 81, 500 GEORGE Z.
SULLIVAN. Administrator. 416 5th st. NV.
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FOR SALE
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS PROPERTY.
Only 313. 500.
On the most select street on the Heights.
Very handsome 3-story brick. 10 rooms, q
baths; hot-water heat; new and strictly mod
ern; wide and deep lot to 15-ft. alley plenty
room for garage: quick possession.
Full particulars see Mr. TEEL. with
SWARTZELI., RHEEM & HENSEY CO..
127 18th st NV.
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SEMI DETACHED;
porch; garage; garden
ers: fine neighborhood
4412 Kansas ave.
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MODERN GROOM BRICK; 1139 9Th ST. NE: {:
ami; large yard to alley; So, 300; terms; oc-
coupled by monthly tenant. OWNER. $50
Southern bldg.
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RESIDENCE AND LARGE LAWN
for sale in Takoma Park; modern
improvements; very large lot, con-
tanning about one acre. Price,
$0.850. Occupied BY the owner. I'm
mediate possession.
Six-room residence, with modern
Improvements. located in Cherry
dale, Va. 8 minutes ride from the
city; detached and on large corner
lot; very desirable residential
section. Price. 5000; easy terms,
JOSEPH C. ZIRKLE.
203 Colorado bldg.
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Near Soldiers Home; six rooms and batl
hot-water heat; brick; bargain.
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a BARGAIN-8-ROOM BRICK, HOT-WATER
heat. bath, colonial porches. In Georgetown.
$500. IRVING WOOD. 1228 Wisconsin ave.
NV. PIE
DETACHED HOMB-FIvE ROOMS. WATER,
sewer. gas. four fruit trees, i've grapevines
best location Congress Heights. D. C.; reason
for selling. Apply OWNER. Room Fl. Frank
lin Bank bldg. 20s
OR. B.. BRICK. 14H ST. Me-. Mr. LINCOLN
PIX. porch; paved alley: vacant. 81. $50. $3.50
cash. $40 mo. Address Box 1915. Star once.
< ST. Sc. BET. eth AND 10th: 2-sToRY
brick; 6r.; b., cellar. furnace heat; colonial
9Th st. ne. bet. H q I; 2-story brick; sr. 4
4th st. ne. bet. A and B; 2-story brick: eel.
lar; 7r. & b. Price. 81. 600.
18th st. Sc. bet. E. Cap. 4 A; c-story
brick: 6r. and b.. cellar. h.-w. heat. Price,
$3.50.
st. ne. bet. sth and 9th; sr. and b.; h.-w.
heat. Price, $500.
18th st. s.e. bet. A & B.; 2-story- brick; IT,,
B.. cellar. h.-w. heat; colonial porch. Price.
J. c. WELDON & CO.. 2e4 E. Cap. st.
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modern ten room and large screened sleeping
porch. open CRATES. Qunrtered oak trimmed
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MOUNT PLEASANT SECTION.
A bargain. Only $500.
Brick, 8-story. rooms. bath ; furnace heat
good condition.
For full particulars see Mr. TEEL. with
SWARTZELL. RHEEM 4 HENSEY co.
727 18th st NV.
SEVEN ROOM BRICK IN NV. FOR COL
ored ami. cabinet mantels cellar: furnace ::
large yard. For further particulars zee w
MckINLAY. Room 20. $40 st. NV.
on o ST. BET. 18th AND 18Th STS.-II
rooms. baths; electric light: good 2-story
stable: $11 900.
Good Broom house at lexington; largo cor.
JOIN T.-xNoTT. sls-Rss
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ing; six rooms and modern bath; reception
hall; pantry; cellar: furnace heat; large
yard porches.
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$4,000,

Columbia I'd. dwelling with nine rooms ant
bath: steam heat; electricity; garage on wid.
alley; early possession.
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ATTRACTIVE HOME. ROOMS AND BATH !:
gas and electricity. sewer. etc. two lots.
150x50 each. This property is located in
Hyattsville, blocks from cars. VIII sell with
o. without furniture. Immediate Possession.
Price, 50. 500. Address Box 1fO-T. Star office.
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NEAR CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE IN TIE DIS
trict, 8-room house and large lot; modern i'm
prcyements; located in a grove. Price. 81, $50.
J. C. ZIRKLE. 2o3 Colorado bldg.
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NEAR MASS. AVE. EXTEND
ED-A very desirable, well built,
modern, 6 rooms; hot-water heat:
electric light; parquet floors:
colonial front porch, screened and
inclosed. This house is in excel
lent condition, having been occu-
pied by the owner since built,
about 5 years ago. Price. S.. 100.
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OWNER LEAVING CITY.
Possession at once.
Attractive, well built home: excellent condi-
tion; large rooms and tiled bath, reception
hall; bright cellar. with gas range and laundry
trays: electric lighting: hot-water heat: double
rear porches; pretty front and rear yards; 15-
foot alley; beautifully located Euclid st. NV.
near new Central High School. Price, $500.
Call Main 1887 for inspection.
A. c. HOUGHTON CO.. 1915 II st. NV.
I'VE have the BEST in every section.'
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Corner brick dwelling near Lincoln Park =;
the southeast.
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WELL LIGHTED AND VENTILATED
TEN-ROOM HOUSE. TWO BATHS,
Quartered oak trim 8 open freplaces:
Communicating bedrooms ample closet
space; large sleeping porch and back
porch. s.. 500. By owner. Inquire next
door, 1908 Irving st.
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NICE, COMFORTABLE HOME. VERY
near the Capitol building. No. 302 3rd St Sc.
Six nice large rooms and bath: no increase IN
price; only $3. 800 Possession n once. c. W.
SIMPSON COMPANY, 1874 18th st. NV.
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For sale-Near Park road and Warder ct.
Box house, rooms, bath, furnace.
Price only s.. .750. A BARGAIN.
CHAH W STEERS. 1870 N. II, ave, NV.
Evening journal., 1918-02-13
MERMIcK WINS sERIEs.

The Merwlck basketball team won
The third game OF the series with Plo-
neers on Tuesday morning al the y.
NJ. II. a. by the score Of 30 to O. The
game was rough The playing Of Gil
iesple, Gallon and Bulger and the guard
ing Of Clarke aud Townsend were the
features OF the game Pioneers had Il
easy IN the frst game they played,
Merwick defeating them 20 70 s. Then
Merwick came back strong and defeat
ed Pioneers by the score Of q 20 "a
That made a tie between the teams and
the tie was played on an Tuesday,
Merick winning. a 10 i6-year-old boy
teams Of the city that dispute tho
championship question should notify c.
Townsend. No. 20i 10 North Harrison
street Young Friend school or the Y.
". II. A. Boy Scout, or the Y. NJ. G. A,
Boy Scouts are preferred. Tho score
MertVtrL
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AsK FARMERs TO sPEFp UP.

EASTON, Nd. Feb. i3-The series Of
farmers Institutes being held In Talbot
county this week. under the direction
Of County Agent Z. p. Walls, are to
impress upon farmers the necessity Of
their taking greater interest In the
growing Of increased crops this year
10 help win the war
The meeting in Easton yesterday was
largely attended, and the addresses Of
speakers were received with en-
thusiasm. w. VI. Hlllegeist, Of the
Department Of Agriculture. mad3 an in
teresting address on the farm labor
question. Or. s. S. Buckley, o. NJ
Gutenberg and c. p. Opperman told the
farmers in plain terms that the Gov
ernment expected them TO raise this
year more pork, beef and corn 10 fed
the army. Also to raise more peultry
for home consumption. instead OF porl
and beef Z. n. Munns and Professor
Bomberger impressed upon them IN
necessity OF conserving fuel.
Evening journal., 1918-02-13
Rv IL G. HAMILTON.

United Press Siaf correspondent
NEW YORk, Feb ls-The Washing
ton American League Club, u seems,
Just can't get started on road that
leads 10 the top OF tho heap.
Clarke Grimlh. manager Of the club,
had everything an nxed. no thought.
FOR a start toward strength when he
negotiated a trade that brought him
John Lavan from tho Browns. but
Lavan up and Joined the army and the
stun was on
The Washington club isn't guilty Of
harborlng a lot Of star ball players.
The team can play ball, very credit
ably and Grlnih IS ono Of the games
smarlest managers. but there are mo-
Cobhs. Speakers. ot al. connected with
the club. Walter Johnson is the sole
blooming star right now, unless ono
wishes 20 consider Clyde Milan az
sim a member OF the elect club.
The reserve list for The Washington
club shows most of It's promising ma
lerlal gobbled up ln The demand fol
men IN tho army and navy. Mike
Monoskey, ss promising q recruit a.
over showed IN the big league, Il
among those who entered service. Joe
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SHIPYARD WORK
HIGHLY IMPORTANT

Special 70 THE EVENING JOURNAL.
DOVER, Del, Feb. t3.-Secretary Of
state johnson today received notice
from the National Council Of Defense
relative TO the enrolment Of shipyard
volunteers in the L. s. Public Service
Reserve.
The message 10 the Secretary Of State
Is from D. NJ. Reynolds, Of the National
Council Of Defense. quoting a telegram
from Edward n. Hurley, chairman Of
the second shipping Board, to each
state director Of the L. s. Public Ser
vice Reserve, and Is as follows:
Permit me to extend 20 you and
through you 20 all your enrolment
agents the thanks OF the United states
shipping Board. for your efforts in con-
ducling the work Of enrolling ship
yard volunteers OF the L. 5. Public
service Reserve, which has been put in
your charge. No more important pa
triotlc service can be performed than
that with which you are entrusted.
Upon the thoroughness Of your canvas
of your communications for men skill
ed in trades useful in shipbuilding and
willing TO enroll as shipyard volunteers
will depend in a large measure the sue
cess Of the whole military and indus
trial program of our country for the
coming years. Other industries musl
wait upon The production Of ships.
trust YOU will not relent in your efforts
until the full quota for your state is
reasoned
u. NJ. Reynolds"
Evening journal., 1918-02-13
Strength OF The Big Leagues

Leonard. hsrd-hittins and clever
fielding Third baseman, has gone 70 the
colors. and several others not 30 high
fy regarded have Joined.
Tho Senator'S pitching stan has been
about all the club could boast FOR sew
eral years. and Grlnlth probably is
busy thanking fate that his best men
for hurllng duty have not Jumped to
tho world league. Wplter Johnson.
Harry Harper. Grain, Craft, and other
stars stlll are held on the Senator's
list.
Strength with the Washington club
depends almost wholly on tho pitch
Ing stan. II n holds up tho Senators
may fnlsh higher than last summer,
hut there Is small hope.
The lnneld Is only passing fair, nnd
the outneld is only fair AZ an American
League aggregation. Clyde Milan Ia
I tho star OF the outer trio, and Milan ls
| growing into the veteran class with
such speed that II Is doubtful II he
ever VIII again have one OF his old
time years Joe Acosta has given
promise OF developing something, but
the Washington club needs complete
renovation before II can again ngure
10 pennant struggles.
Evening journal., 1918-02-13
THE REEL WAY

lts done like this in the movies
The movie hero never balks at dan
ger. lie gets into unnecessary trouble
when he could have just as well stay
ed out Of it only 70 Nils In and makes
the picture longer lie strolls into the
bar room or yeggs den with every
body against him. He yanks out bis
gun and holds the crowd OF bay, al
ways about 50 Of EN-. Instead Of him
beating IT, he singles out one OF them
and beats him up with his fsts. Then
another tough customer jumps In, and
ditto for him, and 60 on. While all
this ls golng on the crowd stands
around, helpless. None Of them could
bounce a bottle or chair on the hero S
dome in the meantime. That's the way
they work IN II In the movies. They'd
get away with Il that easy In real life
too. wouldn't they. Oh my yes, Doctor
Evening journal., 1918-02-13
MIR. ARTHURS LOANS
PICTURES TO COLLEGE

special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, Feb. i3--Nlr. and Mrs. II.
Rodney sharp have presented 30 Della
ware College a painting by Stanley NJ
Arlhurs, entitled The First Landing Of
the Dutch at Lowos IN 1891" 10 Della
ware College. AZ chapel yesterday Mr.
Arihurs gave an account Of tho motive
and material that ho used FOR this pic
ture, which will be hung In tho dining
room Of old College Hall.
Tho picture is now on exhibition n
New York City end has attracted much
attention. Mr.. Arthurs also hes loaned
five Of his pictures 20 the college 10 bo
hung IN the liylngroom Of Old College
Hall which greatly add 10 the interest
OF tho room. Mr.. sharp and Mr. Arthurs
personally attended 10 the hanging OF
these pictures 10 the rooms yesterday
afternoon