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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-19
CODY MEN MAY
HAVE SPECIAL
Officers and Men From
Cody Expect to Accom-
pany Athletes to Bliss.

Camp Cody. Deming. n. u, June 19.
Capt. L. r. s. Ferguson, SSH divis-
ion athletic officer. says he thinks
the Southern Pacific may run a
sepciaI train from here TO FL Paso and
return next Saturday for the boxing
and swimming contests and baseball
game between Camp Cody and Fort
Bliss. The railroad has asked for a
guaranty Of 125 round trip farce at
sT.57. but the athletic officer can not
devote so much time TO raising the
required number. However, as the di-
vision commander has stated that as
many as five percent Of the officers
and men off duty next Saturday can
get permission TO 20, Capt. Ferguson
has issued a memorandum asking all
organ izatiou commanders TO send the
number who desire TO 80 to the ath-
Ietic office not later than 8 D. IN
Thursday. The train leaves here at
q.15 a. M. Permission viii be granted
for officers and men 90 return not
later than - o'clock midnight Sunday,
paying fun fare each way.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-19
By Purifying the Blood.

Once you get your blood free from
impurities-cleansed OF tho catarrhal
poisous. which it IS now a prey TO be-
cause Of its unhealthy state-then
you viii be relieved Of Catarrh-the
dripping I'm the throat. hawking and
splitting. raw sores IN the aOstrils. and
the disagreeable bad breath. It was
caused, in the first place. because your
Impoverished blood was easily infect
ed Possibly a slight cold or contact
with some one who had a cold. But
the point is-don't suffer with Ca
tarrh-it is not necessary The rem
edy S. s s. discovered over fifty
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-19
Best Treatment for Catarrh
SIS. S. Removes the Cause

years ago. tested. true and tried. is
obtainable at any drug store. It has
proven its value in thousands o. cases
It VIII do so in your case. Get S. s. s.
at once and begin treatment II yours
is a long standing case. be sure &c
write for free expert medical advice.
We wiz tell you how this purely veg
etable blood tonic cleanses the inn
puriries from the blood BY literally
washing it clean. We viii prove TO
you that thousands OF sufferers from
Catarrh. after consistent treatment
with S. S. s. have been freed rom
the trouble and all its disagreeabla
features and restored to perfect health
and vigor. Don't delay the treatment.
Address Medical Director. 4s9 swift
laboratory. Atlanta. Ga--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-19
BECOMES HABIT
WITH JOHNSON

Washington. D. c., June 18.-Walter
Johnson considers that season as
poorly spent 81 he does not score at
least one shutout against the Boston
Red SoL He started his 1918 cam
paign against the Boston team by
handing out a long string OF ciphers
a few days ago. this being the eighth
consecutive season in which Walter
has runE up at least one shutout
against the Hub representative, He
started banking the Beantown boys
in 1907. his first years in the league.
but the seasons OF 19OS-9-10 were uu-
productive. in 1911 he resumed his
embarrassing and no season has since
gone By without at least one runless
victory over the Red SoX FOR the
Kansas cyclone. IN 1913 he turned
the trick twice and IN 1914 three
times. all the other seasons showing
one shutout
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-19

NEE1lLALS OF the LulLe4 states
" Golf association made a popular
move when they decided TO stage a
second Red Cross drive on various
links. Of the country on Independence
day. Last season the greatest sum
collected Tor any such worthy cause
was raised through the plan OF hav-
ing golf players and spectators con
tribute in equal proportions. X is
estimated that close TO a million doll
lars viii be realized at the coming
nation wide golf tournament.
When plans for the initial LCurua-
ment were talked over by the United
States Golf association officials last
season. few believed that amy great
movement could be started among
the golfers. Some authorities went
so far as to predict that these charit-
able tournaments would prove Of lit
tie real benefit TO the game, and that
obtained from this source Of rive
nue..
All Eager to Help.
They were given the surprise or
their lives when the replies from the
various clubs throughout the country
first began TO pour into the United
States Golf association office. Every
club. whether affiliated with the par
ent body or not. asked the privilege
OF staging a Red Cross tournament.
The most expert players OF the conn
try inquired how they could do their
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-19

AaA anu AAHNE enc I'A Aa4aAa aAaa
Spouse Ear exceeded the expectations
OF an.
Present plans outriVnl any
thing ever before attempted by
the EolfinE commUuity. Every
club which boasts Of a course D.
going 20 be requested TO stage
tournament quite few have
already notified the 4. s. G.. A.
that they intend holding both
VFOmen's and mems series. IL g.
likely that these viii be attended
by n biz crowd Of members.
Special Red Cross medals have been
donated and viii be awarded 20 the
winners. while handsomely engraved
testimonials VIII be given 90 each
competitor. IL is also planned 20
make some sort of am award 20 the
spectators and thereby Increase the
subscription.
No Set Entry Fee.
Entry fees VIII RANGE from 81 un-
ward No special price Isl TO be
set The contestants are going 20
be allowed TO contribute as much as
they feel they can afford. while the
spectators are going TO be asked to
put their names 20 subscription
list
Those who are in charge OF the
arrangement feel confident that
more than n million dollars viii
be realized by the days play.
Every golfer should lend his aid
I'm making the coming Indepcnd-
ence day drive the greatest event
in the annals OF golf
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-19

Harry Wright induced him 10 sign a
contract with the Philadelphia Ma
ti0nals- He remained with the Phil
lies as a backstop until the middle Of
the season. and then went 90 Toronto.
He was with Galveston. Oakland and
stockton. Cal. until 1890. when he was
given another chance fin the National
league by the Brooklyn club. stall
liugs then went TO California and
played with san Jose until 1883. when
he began his managerial career as
pilot Of the Augusta. Ca. club. VIM
ming the pennant He then went 90
Nashville and COPIED two pennants
for that city. In 1886 he manage
Detroit. and the following year he
returned TO Philadelphia as manager
of Reach's club. remaining two years.
George permitted himself 90 play in
the outfield occasionally, but &c is
doubtful if any other manager would
have tolerated him. for as player he
was never Of big league class.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-19
Cleveland Strong
On Ten Innings

Cleveland keeps up its extra inning
habit 1t played its second ten inning
affair with the Red soL on June 6
and lost I 20 O. though Babe Ruth did
not get a hit-no, not even a home
run. thus leaving his record only four
in four consecutive games. However.
Babe did figure IN the scoring OF the
only run OF the game Hooper was
passed. went 10 third on a bad throw
by CovaIeszie on Srrunks intended
sacrifice and then the Babe appeared
He forced Strunk at second but
Hooper came over on the out
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-19
H00D00 HANGS
ON TRAIL Of
LARRY DOYLE
Broken Leg in 1915, Fol
lowed by Operation in
1913, Keeps Him Back.
JINX GOT BUSY IN
TRADE WITH CUBS
By JACK VEIOCK.

NEW YORK, June 19.-There's
~ jlnx on the trail OF Larry Doyle.
The idol OF Giant fans. fdolizsd
more than ever this season when he
returned to the Giant lineup. was
well started on what promised TO be
one Of his most successful seasons
when the jinx laid him low.
Doyle's recent Illness. which cuI-
minated in an operation for stomach
trouble in a New YORK hospital. was
a serious blow to the Giants. He was
leading the National league IN bat
ting when he left the team, and
though his work in the field was a
bit slower than in other years. he had
fitted himself into the McGraw com
bination so nicely that the work OF
the whole infield was inspired BY his
presence and the pepper he put into
the game.
The Giant manager was forced
to 20 into the market and pur-
chase Bertrand Niehoff from the
Cardinals at Branch Rickey'g own
price. Niehoff q good, consist
ent ball player, yet he On not
Doyle. and the fans nt the Polo
grounds al miss Larry.
Doyle's streak OF tough luck
started when Ac-1EaW LraQeQ nm 70
the Cubs in August. 1915. in the deal
that brought Heinis Zimmerman 90
New York. Doyle had shown signs
Of slipping that season and McGraw
believed the veteran was on the road
TO retirement. Then. too. the FOXY
New York manager had secured
Charley Herzog from the Reds 70 play
the second sack
shortly after going to the Cubs
Doyle broke an ankle sliding into
base. That WIS the first evil
denee OF the presence OF Old Man
IinW.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-19
Lively Bouts At
San Antonio Club

Sammy Ruscou was given the de-
cision over Battling Aguilar at the
end OF four rounds OF scrappy mill
ing at San Antonio club Monday
night. "Browneyes" Almanza and
Mike Cordova went four rounds TO a
draw. as did also Young Haro and
Kid RustL Kid Reyes. who is matched
to meet Baby Cabell at Columbus. y.
NJ, on July 4 went three exhibition
rounds with Fighting Tommy Nelson.
Prof Reyes officiated as referee for
the bouts
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-19
Benny Did 1t At
The Right Time

Benny Kauff. first man TO bat in the
last half of the ninth az the Polo
grounds; score, a tie between the
Giants and the Pirates, and Salee and
Harmon pitching great ball d. kauff
looks over one and then hits a choice
shoot into the stands for homer.
Game won, fans wild with joy. Some
setting for kauff. the home run hero.
And the Giants needed that game, too
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-19
Bouts Tonight
At TOItec Glib

Tonight at the Toltec club three
four-round bouts viii be staged for
members. Jack Arnold will meet
Marty Falk. Tommy Nelson Is booked
to meet sammy Johnson. and Rush
Mcguire viii strive TO demonstrate
that he is q better riuEster than Leo
Bradley. All the principals are well
known i'm local boxing circles and it
is safe 20 say that there viii be few
duh moments in any OK the bouts.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-19

, -I'm in Class . and ready TO .
> answer when Uncle sam calls .
me- said Tyrus Raymond 9
, Cobb "but I'd really hate 90 -,
, see baseball pass out. Don't -
think that IL 7 20 they'll have .,
, 90 close the gates, They played .
> the game before 7 started. and =
, they'll play 90 when 7 am gone =
, But il mustn't stop because OF =,
, the war While the boys are =
> fighting iu France there'u be .
, many folks right here. and .
they'll want to forget the hor- -,
, rlrs OF battle not permanently =
, bur for an hour or two each =
, day. They'll want TO go out -
, and breathe fresh air. Base =
BAH players are professional =.
, entertainers and as such 10 Us -
> my contention they are essen -
, tial 90 the country 10 furnish .
, i1g recreation for The stay-at- .
, homes. I'm not talking fromD.
, the maguates standpoint. but .
, for our people Baseball should .
, 60 on as usual .
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-19
LENAHAN GETS CHANCE
rVn 7uNNrruH Ron mrm nsr-

Ray Lenahan. a Young pitcher who
has made his mark I'm independent
games at his home en- Providence. r
T.. has been taken on by the Pirates
for a trial He had been signed By
the Providence Eastern league club
but did not report Providence was
good enough 90 give him his release SO
that he could have a major league
trial
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-19
HIGH a srEEI. LEArrEn.

the New York Yankees because he
would not accept a transfer TO the
Athletics. has gone to work in a ship
yard near Baltimore and will play
ball in the Bethlehem steel league.
High is married and in class four Of
the draft.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-19
sHAP7 FELscH BRINGS
- : = - - =

HENTI UNTh III NWN
Il seems 70 have been Happy Felsch
more than Joe Jackson that the White
Sox missed. With Happy hack en- the
game and hitting his stride the Sox
have taken fresh heart and bid fair TO
get somewhere II they can keep their
heads Up. However. Lefty williams
does not seem so effective since his
roommate Jackson left the team. Joe
acted as sort OF mentor for Williams
and his efforts along that line are
missed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-19
SPORTOGRAPHY By "Gragg-

DERr SHOTTON continues 20 play
ID strong game Tor the Senator's
Evidently the change Of scene did him
good, for he was on the downward
path when he left the Browns
Buck Weaver has been tn the Amer
lean league for many years. but he
still continues to play a strong game.
Weaver is a heavy hitter and is
speedy at the bases. while his work
in the field is at a very high mark.
The value Of good pitching material
never was more clearly demonstrated
than during the present baseball cam
paign.
Fred NIerklc. the former Giant. who
is playing first base for the Cubs, is
one Of the surprises Of the season.
He is hitting with great results and
the Chicago fans are all for him.
Manager McGraw traded Merzle TO
Brooklyn for Lew mccarthy in the fall
Of 1915. Merkles weak batting was
the reason for this trade. and be-
sides. the Giants had a better man I'm
for Fred and sold him 20 the Cubs.
for whom the veteran first baseman
batted -c6f last season. 1t was be-
lieved that Nerkle was on the down
grade and manager Mitchell of the
Cubs. vainly tried 90 find another man
10 supplant him. Merllle viii be 80
years old in December and is playing
his 11th season in the National
league. His unexpected improvement.
80 Is said. is largely due 90 the simple
life and a determination TO remain IN
fast company.
s1IIRACLE MAN" BEGAN AT TOP.
The playing career OF George stall
lngs was peculiar, inasmuch as the
famous manager began at the top and
worked down.
Ii was 2S years ago today. June 10.
1890. that Stalliugs was released by
the Brooklyn club. and this practically
ended his major league playing career.
In his later appearance as manager
he occasionally took the field. bct he
was never regular in the big show
after being dropped by the Brooklyns.
stallings was a young college Eradu-
ate, without professional experience,
and was contemplating the practice
OF medicine as a life work when
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-19
AQUATIC STARS
DAILY WORKING
OUT At BLISS
Saturdays Winners viii
Represent Bliss Against
Cody Swimmers.
PLAYERS AND
ROXERS ARE READY

IRON the SIX teams OF aquatic per
I formers which took part fin the
aquatic program following the dedi-
carorv ceremonies Of the new Fort
BLISS swimming pool, ten Of the fore
most performers and winners have
been chosen by the athletic council to
report daily fo- practice in prepara-
ton for the Cody-Bliss meet 20 be
held az Fort Bliss pool Saturday az
reruoon. June % at & o'clock They
ere spaueler. sanitary train; Conway.
recruit cam1- Foruey. SD field artil-
lerr- Reese ttn cavalry " alan. ID
cavalry Capt Beanfield, Sth engl-
-ee-s- Forman and HiushaW. SD Held
artllIerT- fai-lt. 18th engineers; LunQ-
lreu. 9th cavalry Tt may sure PC
said That cody has some swimmers IL
they can produce a team TO win from
these men
Dali Team PROGRESSING
very satisfactory progress is being
made lr selection OF an all-star base
bail team which VIII meet the Cody
team on the Fort Bliss diamonds at
o'clock Among the PLAYERS nelnG
worked out by Lieut. carl j. 5tuuer
for the Bliss team are Patcn, Jamsky.
lIlNeeley. HadleT- Bently and Cox or
the 18Th cavalry trains and military
police relm- Bartholomew scott,
Williams and WeiEser. motor truck
Eraup- GertZ. Napier and CASSIDY
sea field artillery; Phillippi- 6th en-
-lueers. Mcdonald Faust and lleIlaI-
alL 9Th cavalry, Suddartn. Howard
and Wvr1e. 5th cavalry, and Rotni
base hospital
The nine which viii represent
Bliss viii be an all-stur aEgreEn-
rlon- and as there is but little
doubt that Cody will bring a team
OF the same material the Eume
should be worth going long way
TO see. especially as there VIII be.
no chnrEe Tor admission.
Bliss boxers are working out daily
and there IS no doubt that the repre-
seutatires MP TO the middles VIII give
any contender who invades this terri
tory with Cody a run Tor the money.
even though they be champions The
way Mex Gundv has been handing Il
10 fast opponents from 10 to 20 pounds
heavier than the Giant killer" inci-
Gates that BRO. Barry VIII have some
o. the toughest sailing Of his life,
even though be outweighs the cham
uiou fez-nerWei Of Fort Bliss
Pick study 20 Win
Lovers Of the fistic game who have
seen both Guy Buckles and Johnnie
Suleu berg In action believe SUDDEN
berg VIII be able 90 score a victory
over Guy. uorWIt1s-41cinE the limited
number OF rounds Buckles doesn't
carry q very heavy wallop. As it.
takes the hardest hitting boxers in
the business TO make any impression
oU Johnnie. &c IS very probable that
le VIII be able 20 wade into Buckles
without serious damage TO himself
Several Bliss heavies are also de-
reloninr into fair boxers on the
whole. it appears as IL the Bliss boys
stand an excellent chance of winning
the meet Bouts VIII be held at the
Sludorium and are scheduled 90 begin
at o'clock sharp
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-19
STROLLS THROUGH
SPORTVILLE
B By WILLIAM F. KIRK a
The Giant Offensive.

WE hgn The Tank
"
Vow, AS TO this Giant Tank who is tr Nobody
pitchers He has the hrs- And his pitchers
a a is IN progress.
15raW VIII appreciated.
realize what Of baseball their midst future
n He is in baseball what SHAKESPEARE literature viii
De violently cnucted by Of the
ias produced
You knock, gentle reader.
This if w1
o the
VIII cling @ him still
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-19
Standings


Where They Play Thursday
Houston at Waco
san Antonio 90 Dallas
Fort Worth az Shreveport
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-19
a,rrRIraN TFacrr


Cleveland at Chicago
Washington at Ncw York
PhladclpLla 40 Boston
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-19

IT'S all settled that Stuffy Mclunis
VIII be the Red Sox regular first base
man now. for Hoblitzel finally got
his call to service. He reports at Fort
OElefh3rpe, Ca, this week
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-19
ANrERICAN AssnCIATInN.
HEsTERN LEAGrE.

At Omaha T. II. T.
Omaha % ....-... 900 900 geo 0I-g o
Batteries: Dcs Moines. Dresser Del
burn and Llewellyu; Omaha. Noise and
LcAenauE-
Az Hutchinson- p II. L
Oklahoma City .-....1oe 084 is II i
Hutchinson 90 .-------010 OIL 0t-2 .
Batteries: Oklahoma City. Graham and
O'Counors Hutchinson. Jaynes and Man
ion.
At wichita r. II. Z.
Joplin 90 ..........-120 600 o20-5 .
Wichita .s..--...u00 COS 001-6 9 4
Batteries Joplin. Crutchcr. Caplrai
and Collins; Wichita. Black. Harris and
Wailin
AT S. Joseph r. r. Z.
SiouE City .-.-......o00 01o e0C-g 8
ST. Joseph ..--..-... 600 900 00B-0 o
Batteries Sioux city. Allison and Lyck;
ST. Joseph. Luschen and B4chsat.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-19
TOM JOHNSON. OLDTDIE
REDEEWER OF PUGILIsl


Tom Johnson defeated Bill War; Tor
the championship Of England on this
date I'm 1887. and by this victory he
was recognized as Euglands greatest
fighting man. Johnson. whose real
name was Thomas Jackling, was also
acclaimed as the bruiser who had
rescued the sport from the mire into
which it had been trampled by his un-
scrupl0us predecessors. The lovers
Of boxing owe a debt OF gratitude 10
Johnson. for the game was outlawed
and practically dead when he came to
the front. and by his great ability and
manly behavior aroused new interest
in the sport. Tom Johnson's most Ia
nous battle was that with the Biz
minEham giant. Isaac Perrins, Which
went o. rounds before johnson was
declared the victor. In 1871 Johnson
lost the title to Ben Brain. and never
entered the ring again In his latter
years he was a boxing teacher In
Cork. where he died iu 1897, six years
after his contest with Brain
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-19
BASEBALL


AZ Bastor- r. H. z.
81 Louis -....- oOI COO 0GO-I g
Boston -....-.-o11 101 cox o
Batteries ST. Louis. DoaE. May, sher-
den and Gorzales5 Boston. Fullugim and
Wilson
AT New York r. II. =.
Cincinnati 100 100 00O-l 10
New York -......-.-Ce9 500 Ok 9 o
Batteries: Cincinnati. I ressler. Resan.
EIier and WinEo; New York, Perritt and
1IcCarty-
Al Prrs ceIphia- R.HE.
Pitfsburrh 100 900 900 1
PhHadeI1hIa o.. 100 Geo 00z-1
Batteries- Pittsburgh. Cooper and
Burns
AL Broaklvr- P II. z
Chlca-1 ........--00e go 030+
6rooklNu 4NH VIZ w. ~ 4
Batteries Chicago. Vaughan and Kill
ufer: B-Cr klyn, Naruuard and KILLER.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-19

Bosrru. Mass. June 19.-Johuny
Dundee Of New York. and Young
Britt ~ New Bedford. fought j.
rounds to q draw here last night.
SHEFFIELD WITH sHUETEPO
s. Texas college player named Shelf
field has been taken on by Shreveport
Co. play The outfeid.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-19
AMERTCAN LEAGUE.

At Cleveland r. II. z.
Washington Oh. ..----c50 100 sos 10 o
Cleveland .. .-.--..1o1 oe0 0e0-2 I
Batteries Washington. Ayers and Pr
einichs Cleveland, Euznaun, Coumbe and
o-Nelu
At St Louis-1st game RH Z.
Detroit ----.-.--.2lc ore 000-5 20 o
81 LOUIS .-...-....s -oNl 900 Dll-l Z
Batteries Detroit. nauss and Tciie;
ST. Louis, Leifie.d, Wright and Nuna-
maker
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-19

Ben Brain, incidentally. died on this
date in 1894. three years before John
son 5reathed his last Brain went TO
the grave the indicated champion
The bout with Johnson, In which
Brain won the championship. was
staged at Wrotham. Kent A lucky
punch I'm the first round dazed john
son. but he fought on for 20 minutes.
when a stiff right to the jaw put him
down and out
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-19
NATION WIDE GOLF JOURNEYS
MAY ADD MILLION To FUNDS
Clubs Throughout Country Anxious to Assist in Drive
on Fourth Of july Prominent Golfers Anxious to Do
Their Bit in Raising More Red Cross Funds;
Expect Greatest Day in History of Golf.
BY TONI THORP.

bit and help the project. The re-
Spouse Tar exceeded the expectations
~ an
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-19

shortly after going 70 the Cubs
Doyle broke an ankle sliding into
base That WIS the first evil
denee OF the presence OF Old Man
Jinx.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1918-06-19
Ell PAsO HERALD-SPORTS, RECREATION and OUTDOOR LIFE

DES eRtBiuG The
ONE That COT
ANAL L6IisHA
Evening star., 1918-11-22

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house. %
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IA IRVING, ST. N.w.-Suitabie for tvo girls:
electricity: hct-water heat: porrh; southern e1-
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TWO doubIe rooms. WITH board; private bath
references. Teiephone Ciere. 72 -.
ROOM. good board, six baths: opposite House
Office building. Phone Line 25e2. ~
I4c. 10th ST. S.W.--Large. second door, front
room: twin beds; downtown: good board. "a
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~
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Evening star., 1918-11-22

To RENT GARAGE FOR ONE OR TWO
cars; near Wyoming avenue and Coaumbaa
road. Telephone Columbia 1852. ~
GARAGE WANTED Oh SPACE FOR ONE OR
two cars, vicinity 18th and N sts. 1885 18th
st, NV.