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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-05
HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL
OUTLOOK IS PROMISING
A Glance at ar1diron Situation Brings
New Light Of Encouragement to
Fans.

Although this is not meant To 70 INTO
1c,nII in regard to high Gch"H' football
lust 9 little tip to IN" fans that enjoy
lilo school rridiron machines m"r" >"
Than any other kind. AS the schools nav"
q, schedules and excellent playing tn"i!-
iiIrs IN" obstacles that had /" 10" oyer
come In tho National i'aStim" Will not he
in III" path.
Icross the river ar. Ec'lalr" and Mar
Tins Ferry and from Ia" h"T' gwen ant
hv close followers nj IN" schools. h"lh
mr.. in ihr race for tn" till" This $"rSf'r.
Irll;lrr has good prospects although
several stars iEty" h""n lost ~ i:radua
tiuus and We, under the cHiGaiiT" ct
f'onch Rogers 4 Miami product. thu i"'s N
f.: ~ 1,ori"d 10 Il" juSiiC'' I" he teams "t
vc,rs ago, Martins Ferry had 4 fin" club
last GraSun AMI h"ld I'll" VALLEY clam
r,onshi7. Losing hut iHr''" men and with
, wealth nf material. This bunch wIll
make things merry. Ferry will have tho
heaviest team in thc Ohio Valley.
I.in.ly and Wheeling High r"pre""nl
,h,q ri,y IN the fail sport rs Cathedral
will not have an eleven this season.
l..nsly had Il great team last fall and has
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-05
SERIES
POSTPONENENT
OWING To RAIN

CHICAGO Sept t.--rrtVrnt"'l by rain
from staging the first gam" "f Inc
worlds series today. the Chicago Nation
els and Boston Red SoX SI"ni the day
under cove. in preparation for thr game
tomorrow. whirh. weather pcrmit'lnE'
will in:Lurur:ltr the last struggle Tor INC
nr.m;cr baseball honors to be played
during the war.
Fred Mitchell manager Of tho Cubs
and Manager Barrow. of the Boston club
kept their players closely segregated 10
day. working out problems "T defense
and attack preparatory To the opening
round Of tho battle tomorrow.
Both leaders oppressed cnntldrrc" or
tho outcome. Thr only outcrnpp'nE al
news whi.h enlightened an otherwise
dismal. gloomy session Of III" hot stove
leaRIr lay in the injury To Day" Shcan.
the He'd ScX second haScman. who sldlt
the middle finger Of his throwing hahd
during practice and who. l WAS said
r,1v not appear In lCn;orrnw'S lineup.
Jack Coffcy WINS picked Ii substitute Tor
Shcan. with 4 possibility that Fred Thorn
as who Is on a furiouEh from the Great
Lakes Naval Training Station. might be
called III the fray Ia play ut third base.
August Hermann, chairman Of the Ma
t!onal baseball ,CommlSs,'n. rnliyenrd
the hotel corridor gossip with the an
nounccmcnt that no expected the series
TO net S21. 00u for war charities. He
said indications were that IN" total
receipts this year would approach
quarter OF n million dollars. 10 be d.
vide UP between the players. clubs. the
leagues and commission. with the split
for the ranner-up and third and fourth
place clubs. Mr. Hermann based his
estimate on the receipts of last year
which in round numbers. tntallcd $780,
non
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-05
OLDEST AND BEST
BLOOD PURIFIER

some humor, or the presence of an
irritating, fiery acid. Rheuma-
tisu, Catarrh, Sores and Ulcers,
Scrofula and blood disorders will
continue to grow worse as long us
the cause remains. Bad blood
NAV. come from various causes.
such as a sluggish condition OF the
system, imperfect bowel and kid
new action, indigestion, etc, or the
trouble may lie inherited; but
whatever the cause the blood must
be purified before the body can be
healthy. =.
S. S. S. is a natural blood purl-
fer and tonic. 1t is made entirely
OF the harmless juices and OK,
tracts of roots, herbs and banks OF
recognized medicinal value, and
being free from all harmful min
erals is an absolutely safe medl'
cine for young or old. 5. S. $
rocs into the circulation. 1t fresh
ems and enrichcs tic blood and
will do for YOU what it has done
for thousands of others. 5. 5. )
is the most reliable and at the
same time Il most pleasant acting
medicine for those whose BLOOD
! has become weak and Tor those
, who are suffering with blood trou
hlcS.
! A course of s. s. S. will prove
ia YOU lis great efficacy, as 1t has
! in numerous other eases Whlrl
have been reported to lis by crate
fuI patients.
DO not continue t" suffer be
cause IF wrong treatment, but ~
ito vnrlr drug store and commence
taking $. $. s. today.
Also write fully t" our hea'
physician. who will give you ful
instruction about Your nWn case
Address Medical Director, H.
! Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, ia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-05
Time Makes No Mistakes

We have never claimed that
s $. S. was a medicine to work
wonders, nor one that would cure
every physical ailment or dlsor-
der. More than fifty years ago
it was placed on tn. market ana
recommended as 4 blood purifier,
and today, after Il long and sue
cessful career, aud when its use
has become almost universal, only
the same honest claim is made for
it-that it will relieve those dis
eases and disorders arising from
an impure or polluted blood. Time
makes no mistakes, and the very
best recommendation of 5. 5. ). IS
the fact that it has stood q long
test and is now more generally
used than ever before. and has
the confidence, we believe, OF Il
greater number oi people than
any other blood medicine.
The blood IS thr mnSt vital
Muscle, tissue and Sincw Of the
muscle, tissue and isnew Of the
body is dependent on it for nonr-
ishmcnt and strength. and as it
circulates through the system,
pure and rich, it furnishes these
different members tho h"althfuI
properties needed t" preserve
them ard enable them I" perform
their various duties. 81 long rs
the blood remains fro" from IN
lection We are apt to escape "lS
ease. but any impurlty, hum"r al
poison acts injuriousIy on IN" sES
TEN and affects the general health
Postular cruptionS, rlmpIrN
rashes. ard the various skin nj
factions, show that the blood Is II
4 feyerish condition as result o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-05
McConkeys VIII Play
This Coming Sunday
Just who tho Opponent VIII Be Is NOT
recided, ont Lies Ectwecn Ear-
mont und Eonas.

There IS not a baseball yam" Sch"""''u
m H., Ohio valley for III" coming
Sunday. hui Manager Mc,;unkcy nl III"
McC,,f.iryS stated last evening tI'at MS
club would play Sunday and mat Jus :
who the victim was I" u" would NOT Nv
determined until this afternoon. no"
eyer. il is between IN" l'"inlS 81 i''
Iairr and III" Consolidation Eonl COIN
pauv uirc Of Fa:rm"nt.
W:hiI,. The Mrt'nnkrys have played
r,irmuul twice. splitting even. II -
hirh;y probable that In" Bonds VIII u"
mat nj the sixteenth street hall FA'"
at Brllairn This week. SHOULD IN" E"'''''
with tl, l!"uds m' arranged. IL Er'a'
d,nl Of interest would !" manifested. us
il would h" III" only game at naS'''Ht'
in the. valley. and hcali'.:' IN" over '"'
river club has don" very we'll S'n.r
urrnni2inE winning tir"" S'l"'H"'
by,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-05
Baseball Fans Are
Very Disappointed
Raj Marred Starting Of Opening Came
Of World Series Yesterday nnd
Bugs" Are Pecvcd.

old Jupiter l'luyiu$ was on me y"'
in Chirar" yesterday and du" 10 MS
urir:. ,"ct"d visit I'll" opening i;amr VI
ia, hiu yynrl.'s series vas called OFT
and will h" played tins afternoon. 80
u" lh"r" will l." II" double h'hd'r' i"'
they de- not d"uhl" up III gan" "l '''' D..
KIND and the sam" teams VIII "''c' "'
IGumISkuy park.
Fans will hc out to-day III "rh'r |" Nt'
1hr turns and TN" streets ar" ~
rrr,,J ln ~ crowded while "Ciiy Day
=, In, fair VIII make il all the NOR"
contested. C;rra; Iuirrcs, is manifested
in TN. series. and Ilany b"t$ arc being
altered. but III" contestants appear so
,yrniy mat"h"d that T"ry small :'u'i'S
are hrinG wHE"r''l.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-05
JOB PoR WEST v1RaIH1AN.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 4.-"iliiaM
pit,.r. Of West Virginia. was namoo
to-day by the War Industries Soara 20
servo rs Il point OF contact between the
board and The War Department. IN tne
matter OF determining iurieuGhs 'X
Military service of skilled laborers ana
,,,hcrs engaged on important war worE.
fir win decide whether cer,aln men IA
var industry are essential and the ne.
,.cssiiy, for their release from war duty.
although called under the draft. .
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-05
Martins Ferry May
PLAY Another Tilt

Nouo,,r- r;rorgc Evans Of the Mar
,;,'.. L,,.-r, ,,hl,tics announced last eve
,;r,,. ,j,i he had been asked hy The
,,,,n,,-nIurnl If tn" Hendrix Ecd 'F"SN
,.,,,,,,.,i,,,.,. in brink his bail club :" iha'
rI,r,. for an rNhIhiti"u game on so
,,, s..,..i,,I.cr Il. IL. ever. as IN"
,,.,,r IN, riyrr boys hishand"a Win me
,,a,,.. ~, r,ahrr IJny. il Wall TAX" \ lit'"'
ri,n,. ard rrfur, Ia got ihr boy" 'A"k
-, linn. oc,Ir. This will iih''iE 'i"i '"E'
lnrr and Irrm thu W. Mariner f'NH'N
sunkr. H.. wnuli a"C"pi IN Ha'" ""''
have. his warriors "n IN wHrP''h.
This lrng only an 'Nhil"it"h '"h''"'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-05

lost but three men for this season which
ia sufficient to SAY that 81" will Civ" All
a hattie. Wheeling highs prospects are
The brightest IN several years ana wh'rH
many cannut Srr il This way. The pluHNE
wrarrrs Of the odd Cold and Hiuc
should prov, rlI" hit dark h"rS" at the
Ohio Valley Athletic Association.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-05

9:,5 Trut--Sh,7.
Resale. II. m. h. Sidney Prince fFa''A
;'rs-l,norc. Greensboro. y. c.
Hcrmeas. b. x. by Carlokin. J. D. IA
Icry. Dncu"ync stables. Pittsburgh. IA.
Pod Russell. h. &. ny Gen. R"6.' Nc
Horny T.ruiIr.-S. EEIgcrSt"wn. Md.
Mr,."nni". Il. =. by Nuttrce' ~ e.
l:eck E.llnradc- Oh'".
+ C;lrnyuo,: T.. b. &. by Ben EurnS t'ar
n.,,atu. Columbus. CATO.
John l:e,!,nan. b. e. ;. ;. Euolc' l"-
gan. Ohio.
Lena Mooko. b. m. by Col. cochran
1auet laln1"rt. ottawa Ohio:
!! Sorr"l Top s. 6. hE Stokes fatcheh' =
i. willis. r;rc, nup. Ky.
Direct Bcll. HI. &. by King Direct. TATE
4 Parker. ClarlsbuFS. W. Va
! Red Rec. br =. by Red Medium, s. >
Euhle. Logan. Ohio.
DR.. BURNS Jr.. h. s.. by DR., Burns LIT
+ p Arnold. WcIlsburg' W. Va
John \. Hall. l.. x. by John Hall r. J.
! Brown. Pittsburgh. ra
o:25 'rrnt-1S5t9.
.Arion Mckinney b. S. by Mckinney
T, p. Gallery. Duqursnc Stables. Pitts'
| hurgh. Pm.
! NJ Mack. b. h.. by Cantor II, Scott
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-05

C;uIishuru. y. G.
Robert Ormunde. hk. Z. by Ormonde. S.
Scott. Goldsboro. ". c.
Coalt". h. g.. by Cochatto. F. 4. OL,en-
| tie. Endicoit. y. y.
Colto. b. E.. by Chachat than. Pat O'Con-
nell. y. Y.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-05
MARY OConner tScott... s 70
Bette D. tRublc. )...... 70
Sir Anthony Carter (Larn-

pnrtn) ...... 70
Timo-9:l4'. ::lGh. as. 2:15 =. 2:lS.
Fourth I@.ce-N'heellng lntcliiEencer'
Purse. 5000. Thrce-Quarter mile run
ming.
quinn. D. z. tClenlcns). B. Mock own
or. first; Golden List. c. +. (Holc"nrp'
, Hoicourt. owner. second: faralarlota ll''
Oh. <. tpcnh;Irl. T.. GouldinG owner
third. Kangaroo and Wiley also ran.
Time-l:lIE.
Fifth Race-TindSor Hotel. Purse
5000. One and oue-siHtecnth miles run
ming.
! Baby Cole. b. m. tHobarO. J. Baldwin
owner: first: Old Eycl"r. CHI. K. "'ard'
nerl. II. Z. Want. owner. second: Early
Morn. CHI. <. jGarceD. F. /. short owner
,hird; Tioga. b. =. iIncs). B Mock. owner
fourth. Jabot. rode by Dunbar property
fof y. Bnughrran. dropped dead on the
| quarter stretch.
rjfnr-l.5C.
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c;,I Association. is in Washington D. ~
on business. vorr ci,x q
!. L. I. Foster OF New lo!k ~ - =.
IN tho city III tho interest or the Cn1n'
her Of Commerce.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-09-05

Broke wheel in nth heat
r;me-2:1TL, o.t7&, @.l6':. I'D
c:laM. c:c2 Z.
o-S ,,., I,nrSr S5la
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-29
FIVE BARGAINS
BY c. F. wARING, FRANKLIN 551l.

FIVE BARGAINS
ny C. F. WEARING, FRANKLIN 5571.
NICE HOME ON HEIGHTS, t2,750.
6 rooms bath cellar: hotwater heat: large
shed for machines; front porch: lot 20x15O
It, to 20 It. alley.
EIGHT-RoOM HOME WITH BIG 2-SToRY
stable, 81, 500: on Heights; LARGE rooms pan.
trv. cellar: hot-water heat: lot 22S150 It to
S0-ft alley. INSTANT POSSESSION.
NEAR NEW INTERIOR DEPT, $500.
Bay-window brick. rooms and bath; good
neighborhood.
DETACHED HOME. S.. 25o.
NEAR CARS: 6 rooms and bath; attic; Gel.
lar. hot-watpr heat: lot 6ON123 II. FosseSstou
in 10 days: $500 cash, balance monthly.
TWO HOUSES OVERLOOKING zoo. $500
FOR ROTH; near 18th and Columbia I'd. lot
60xiOO IT, each house has large rooma.
modern baths attics one house has hot-water
heat and cellar; guarantee to rent for $40
mar month ; large shade tree; both houses pos
session October !, 1918. These can be turned
into one house, 10 rooms and hoehe. Act
ee'e> i'' FoH ABOVE = ADS sHH
C +. WAEfNG, sol SOUTHERN Bkne.
Phone Franklin 6571.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-29

MODERN sIx.RooN HOUSE; TWO RACK
nsighhsfheod; 1s.Soo; $50 easA. heia1cs $l5
month. fAcludinS iaterest; owner going to
Palm Beach. See Aiss 1ekENNA, 11t2 Q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-29
FOR sALE-HousEs.
CoatinueA.

- SHANNON q LgGHs;
-'' HOMES
FOR
=. $500 CASH.
Kenyon ct. near 18th, 9 rooms
Shannon 4 Luchs.
Main 2s45 7l3 18th 1t.
Shepherd st. west of Ga. ave..
=, Price. $500;
Main 2s45. 71S 18th ct.
Irving St. in the 600 block.
Price. $3.50;
, Shannon 4 Lnshs.
Euclid 81. near 9th. Groom and
Price. 1900.
- Shannon & Luchs.
Park View. Wander st.. Groom
Price, $1,000.
,., >. Shannon 4 Loshs.
Newton st.-A Middaugh &
Shannon built Groom and bath
brick dwelling.
Only $3.50.
Shannon 4 Luchs.
Main 2345. 7l3 18th ct.
Eleventh Ct near Spring road.
Groom and bath modern home.
:; Price. H.250.
Shannon & Luchs.
Main 2s45. 7is 18th st.
Newton st. near Ga. ave.. 8
large rooms and bath.
snap at s.. $50.
Shannon & Luchs.
Main 2345. liz 18th 1t.
Eleventh st. between Monroe
anil Otis sts., attractive Groom
and bath colonial brick dwelling.
occupied by owner.
Price, 5000.
Shannon Luchs.
Main 23l5. 7l3 18th ct.
Oak ST.. west of 18th st..
Groom and bath modern brick CO.
toniai home.
Price. $5,0oo.
Main 2345. 713 18th ct.
Warder pl,ce house, occupied By
owner. large rooms and bath.
Only $3.50.
Shannon & Lnchs,
Main 2345. 713 18th ct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-29
BEAUTIFUL NEW 7-ROOM
BUNGALOW.

Possession in 10 days. Excellent NV.
neishborhood; owner leaving city gives some
one an opportunity to own 2 real convenient
sleeping porch; hardwood floors and trim i;
plenty Of room for garage; 4Sx14O; tons coal
81 400 or more In cash. For Inspection and
particulars address Box 30J.K. Star Office. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-29

High-Class Residence Properties
Cleveland Park-A new bunga-
low. one.hslf square fron Conn.
ave. tonly one ieft). stone and
frame construction, with slate
roof. hot-water heat. electric
lights, stationary tubs. tnstanta-
neous water heater, etc; I large
rooms a bedrooms): nice lot to
alley.
Price, sl0.5O0.
Shannon & Luehs.
Main 2345. 7I3 18th ct.
Chevy Chase-Close in, Just one
half square from Conn. ave; built
In November, 1917: a detached
hollow.tile dwelling, on ane lot. 8s
feet front; 8 large rooms anil
bath. hot-water heat, electric
lights; many unusual and at
tractiye features. including tap
estry brick open fireplaces. etc.
Price reduced from $4,000 to
$13,950 for quick sale.
Shannon & Luchs,
Main 2s4a. lis 14th at.
On Conn. ave. Just beyond the
milifon-doilar bridge. a new H.
room and 4-bath residence, % feet
wide, with lot Ito feet deep hot
water heat, cleo. lights, vacuum
cleaning system anc every con-
ceivable modern improvement Pos
session MS soon as completed.
Price, $4,000.
See US without delay.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
Main 23h5. 713 14th ct.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
pEAJ-TIrITI, HOME. TWO BLOCKS FROM
rnSS' AVE, FOR SALE BY OWNER. LEAv.
ING CITY; IMMEDIATE POSSESSION: WILL
NECESSARY ADDRESS BOX ELK. STAR
OFFICE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-29

VERY DESIRABLE BUNGALOW ON 18th
Of. car line at Takoma Parks 9 rooms. hath.
porches: 1Axee garage: chicken house; beauti-
ful lot a6saf UoxM6 Ss.ooo. Innsdiate pss-
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER.
1lo1 Neg York Ave. NV. Phone Main lloe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-29
wANTED-RooMs.
Continued.

PERMANENTLY located Army of1cer and wife
want one two rooms with private family,
northwest section, convenient to trolley. Ad-
dress Box AM. Star ONCE. So
ONE two unfurnished rooms, by two quiet
young men permanently employed. Address
Box 307-K, Star office. 20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-29

ON COLUMBIA HEIGHTS /
"A MODERN .TEN-RoOM HOUSE.
ON EUCLID ST. NV.
BETWEEN 18th AND 14th STREETS.
FINEST CONSTRUCTION
SOUTHERN FRONTAGE. FINE CON-
STRUCTION
~ POSSESSION IN 80 DAYS.
ONLY $1O,50O.
ORIGINALLY COST $4,000.
THIS is ONE OF OUR BEST BARGAINS.
81. LIEBERMAMN & HAWN. /
A DETACHED BRICK
RESIDENCE
RIGHT IN THE CITY.
10 ROOMS, STEAM HEAT, BATH,
FRONT. BACK Al ANp SIDE poRcHEs.
FINE GROUNDS, BEAUTIFUL TREES.
GARAGE. WIDE Alley. oNE-HALF SO.
OF STREET CARS.
TO QUICK BUYER, ST 10000.
ACCOMMODATING TERMS.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
NOW Y FAikTED T 2HST RAR5kED AND
LIEBERMANN & HAWN,
l4Ll + st.
A l2-ROOM BRICK, SIS, 500.
IN BEST !
WEST WASHINGTON
NEIGHBoRHooD. ssToRY AND BASE
FINE MsT For s ROOM h hhATi :
. 4 REAL BARGAiN.
LIEBERMANN & HAWN,
142l F St.
ON KALORAMA AVE,
=. WASHINGTON HEIGTHS.
E1.Et Is RHo1 LfGa E e. HAkpMcop Floors.
IN PERFECT r. re SsrA IN r E1Sk LOCATION
LIEBERMANN & HAWN,
1421 F St.
ELEGANT RESIDENCE
is FORCED UPON THE MARKET
FOR SALE. ,,,,,n
FEW YEARS AGO AT A COST OF ABOUT
Is WORTH TODAY MORN THAN 5000.
ERN HOME. Ii ROOMS, BATHS, H..W.
HEAT.
LESS THAN 100000.
WILL BUY AND TERMS CAN BE AR
RANGED TO SUIT.
SEE US ABOUT THIS.
LIEBERMANN & HAWN,
1921 F St. -..|
A WELL BUILT 2-STORY
BRICK,
ROOMS AND BATH, COLONIAL PORCH.
HOT-WATER HEAT, GAS AND
ELECTRICITY.
ONLY $4,250.OO.
SMALL CASH PAYMENT AND
$3.50 PER MONTH.
THE ABOVE HOUSE WOULD BE CHEAP
IN NORMAL TIMES.
e.. DON'T DELAY.
LIEBERMANN & HAWN,
142l F st. .
MI. PIEAaANT HoNE-NEAk 18Th AND
Park read. Blk large rooms. rec. hall and
tiied bath. hot.wassf heat. hardwood noors and
double rsAr porches; large yard to wide paved
alley With garage, Price only $685.. II. 500
Or more cSsA and t7t per month, which in.
eludeS all interest. Possession October /. Ad-
dfess OWNER, BOZ SEEK. Star once. 2os
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COUNTRY BOARD.

BoARDERS wANTHD-Tdeal country home,
main line Bouthern r. r.; large house: eood
fare. Mrs. John Powers. Oatlett, FafQuier Co.,
Va btfdwood.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-29

FOR sALE-Ar A BARGAIN, TWO. STORY
frame dwelling; In coed condition: 600 18th
ct. ne. Apply to. Mrs. RITTERHoUSE. laSS
kentlWofth are. -. y. 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-29

q 800 WILL BUY LARGE FRAME HOUSE.
rooms and bath. at. near 18th. Anacos-
tia, Southeast Washington: wide and deep lot.
The Quick buyer vii get Z BARGAIN.
Apply to H. T. LAW, 1919 z st. Sc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-29

CHEVY CHASE, MD.-s LARGE ROOMS,
attic and basement; hot-water heat and ali
modern conveniences more than one.third acre !;
about one block from Conn. ave. and close to
club. Price. 1850. Address Box 12l-M.
Star office. -
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SIC, soo-HEAR 18th AND sTs.; OWNER
occupant; immediate possession; completely fur
nisfed; handsome. practically new furniture !:
10 rooms and tile baths balconies; porches !;
rated throughout; large lot. Can be seen
dailv Terms N l401,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-29

Il, T, LAW, 1919 ST. s.E., has SOME
cosy o-foom brick houses for sale in Southeast
Washinston at from $3.50 to $1,000: within
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1918-09-29

A NICE CORNER TDN.ROOM HOUSE,
faces on three streets, near Washington Circle.
.e.ssa ne sss pse month on
also two new Groom houses. tile bath, ETC.,
and other houses for sale. APPLETON CADY.
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CATHEDRAL AVENUE
JUST BEYOND CONNECTICUT AVENUE
:. BRIDGE. PRICE, SIC, 900.
POSSESSION NOVEMBER l.
beautiful modern home, containing large
rooms. baths. hot-water heat, electric light.
hardwood floors, Pittsburgh instantaneous
hot.water heater. and, in fact, all the most
modern improvements.
This property is ideally located, facing
beautiful Rock Greek Park. and is one of the
very few desirable houses now obtainable.
For full particulars apply
MOORE & HILL, INC,
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house, containing II rooms in addition to q
butler. pantry. two baths. basement kitchen;
ysry nicsly appointed and beautifully furnish
I'd; eonvsniently located n tie most fashSoa-
ahie section Of Baltinoes. Fer i1fernatioo a..
ply CHA6. II. 6TIEFF, 0 N. Liberty ST. Hsl-
tinore. Nd. or 1loe = ct. a.w., Washinston,
D. c.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

sTx-RooM BUNGALOW. WITH BATH; GA
rage and poultry house on place; also fruit
trees and good garden plot; located six miles
5ss% w s.al aoe Price, $4,000 Address Box
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fOUR8TORY WHITE MARBLE FNONT
buffers pantry, Two baths. basement fitrSen:
very nicely appointed and beautifully furnish.
ed conYenfentiy located In the paoSt fashio1.
able section Of Baltimors. Fer information an
ply CHAs. n. sTIEFF, n Liberty a.. Rai.
dmors. Mu.. or HOS F ct. NV. Wasninston.
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ROOM and two meals at as month. or room
so, by young woman war worker who will in
no way take advantage of your home; Wash
ingtou references exchanged. Address Box
tom, Star Office.
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WANTED-ROOMS

WASHINGTONIAN-Do You enjoy the com
forts of a home in g. or Capitol Hill. near
cars? Would you share them IL sure of apprc-
citation? Two young women, government clerks.
used to living in others homes. know how to
appreciate home privileges. wish large, conf
fortably furnished room; good lights, heat,
closet space; reasonable: small adult family,
few or no roomers. May we call? Address Box
S12-K Star office. :.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-03-05
Mayor Has Speediest
Colt He Ever Owned,
and He's Raced Fifty

DR.. W. W. Zimmerman has the
speediest colt he ever drew line
across, and he's owned and raced at
least so in his turf career.
The colts name is Searchlight Di-
rectly. He is three year old and a
PAGER. The mayor has had the colt
here all winter, though he trained him
his first and second seasons on the
Indianapolis track.
Josh Kerr. who handled Single G,
is with the colt and he assures Zim-
norman the colt is superior to Single
G. He says he was speedier as one
and two year old and that he is clean
er gated and better made.
Zimmerman plans to train the colt
either at Reidston or Eaton and to do
most of the driving himself. He has
him entered in only one big stake, but
if he shows promise he plans to cam
paign him on the Grand Circuit.
One of Zimmerman's horses had a
mark of 2:04H and another a mark
of OF.