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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-22
FOR SALE-HpUSES.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.


One tof the most attractive homes:
near lhalerama road and Columbia
road: II rooms and baths: h--w.h.;
electric lights: all the modern ap-
po;ntments and located in very eX-
elusive residential section.
CHAS. u. SACfR.
Main SO. S23 18th st. NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.

BEST SECTION OF BLOOM
ingdale, E rooms and bath; cleo
tric lights; hot-water heat. Price,
So,I50. Possession in 10 days.
H. r. HOWENSTEIN CO.,
1914 F St. NV, or
9TH and H SITS. NE.
BEAUTIFUL BUNGALOW
on 18th, near Gallatin; 6 rooms /;
tile bath; attic; cellar; hot-water
heat; automatic water heater
garage. Price, $4,000.
H. r. HOWENSTEIN CO.,
1914 F St: NV, or
9Th and H SITS. NE.
HIGH-CLASS HOME IN
Sixteenth Street Highlands; one
of the best locations in this sec
ton; 10 rooms. 2 baths; beamed
ceiling in dining room; every
convenience: lot 55xo6; room
for garage. Price, $4,000. Rea-
sonable terms arranged.
H. r. HOWENSTEIN CO.,
1914 F St. NV, or
9TH and H SITS. NE.
FOR SAi.E-ss; $50: A s.sToKY. BROOM
! LOCATED NEAR Til THE coNGREssfo .HN
LIBRARY; IN AN UNEXCELLED NEIGHBoR-
! FOOD.
I CHAS \. SHIELDS, 1413 81 ST. NV.
FOR sALE-s5.soo: A MoDERN-BU1LT g.
AND STANTON PARK: HOT WATER HEAT:
TWO REAR PORCHES: NICE CONDITION.
cHAs. A. SHIELDS. 1413 H ST. NV.
FOR sALE-s85oo: A FIFE. wELLRUILT
s-RoOM AND BATH BRICK RESIDENCE.
| WITH HOTwATER HEAT: ON eth 81.
TO ALLEY y
CHAs A. SHIELDS. 141s Il ST. NV.
FOR sALE-s4.ooo: A THREE-sToRY AMI
CELLAR s-ROOM AND BATH BRICK HOUSE
NEAR Sd AND EAST CAPITOL STS.; VERY
| CHEAP.
CHAs. A. SHIELDS. 1913 H ST. NV.
VALUABLE CORNER Sc. 7-ROOM DWELL
ing: lot 25x1l5:9 to alley; 151a-ft. parking
L. j. MILLS. COS 9Th NV.
! HANDSOME, MODERN FLAT; 5R AND B.
and 7r. and b.: ,porches; electric light; hot
water heat: recently papered; big lot to 20-ft
| paved alley: rented 81 $50 year. Cheap a
$40. $50: terms right. Near Kenesatv apt. Ad
dress Box 49-A. Star Office.
| BEAUTIFUL SEMI DETACHED HOME, PET
| worth; Ami; h--wh.; gas; electricity
| rooms. bath and sleeping porch; attic; cellar
one square of cars: immediate possession
/ Price, $500; 81, 900 cash. balance terms
/ d. ]. PARTELLO owner and builder, 400
| Sth st. NV. or Col. 1877.
| FOR SALE-SIX-ROOM HOUSE. NORTH
| west; hot-water heat A. L.5SATTERWHITE
| 1905 18th st. NV.
BEAUTY HoME-BRoOKLAND, D. 6. 7R.
b.. concrete cellar. h.w.h., electricity, screene,
| porches. large lot; low price. See
ROLAND c. BOOTH, 21o NV. FRI 27O2 %
| FOR saloon ST. BETWEEN nth AMI
18th; 10-room house; hot-water heat. A. L
SALTERWHITE. 1905 14th st. NV.
COLONIAL DWELLING. OPPOSITE BEAU
! tifnl park-12 large rooms. 8 baths, = con
| servatories, front porch, h.w.h.; possession
given.
C. N, FORREST. 1902 st. NV.
SEVEN BRIGHT ROOMS, BATH, H.W.H.
large cellar. semi-de: ached, brick dwelling
$500 18th ST. NV: lot 2ox150; possession a
| once; terms to suit.
c. n. FORREST. 1902 ST. NV.
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Owner Leaving City
Will Sell His Fine
2-Story Brick Residence
In Best Section of Petworth
First floor HAL. parlor. dining
Second floor - Four bedrooms, tile
bath and glass-inclosed sleeping porch
Parquet floors; h0t-water heat.
Electric lights.
Cellar has inclosed furnace room and
coal bin. laundry, maids room and cold
storage.
Lot 2Ox140 to 15-ft. Alley.
Brick Garage
New Shades for Entire House
Price, $500.
Weaver Bros, 735 18th St. NV
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ONE SQUARE 18th AND PARK
ROAD.
Price, $1,000.
Exceptionally nice 10-room and 2
bath home: h.-w.h.; electric lights;
newly papered and painted through
ont; Possession can be had in days;
S1,Jo0 cash and balance monthly.
CHAS. y. SAGER,
Main SO. 923 18th st. NV.
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WANTED TO RENT.
Continued.

DGE-wELL-LOCATEp LOT DIRECT
from owner Size about 5Ox15O. NO agent.
Address Box 1854. Star office.
CHEVY CHASE SECTION
preferred, 8 to 10 rooms, fur-
nished or unfinished; need not
be near Conn. avenue; some
grounds. Will take onsshort or
long lease. Would like to have
option to buy. WALTER f.
KITTEL. 1926 U st. NV. Phone
North 2463.
TNFURNISHED BUNGALOW OR SMALL
house: three bedrooms required: SUBURBAN OF
city: possession October 1. D. BARkALOW.
12J Senate Office building. "a
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: $500.

9Th st. ne. near II st. A beautiful. modern,
10-room and baths home with large garage.
Possession.
H. H. BERGMANN,
GIL I ST. NV.
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MOUNT PLEASANT

Price. $1,000
Ovcrlooks l6;h st: ,Nctptionally at
tractiTe 1G-room and 2-bath home:
L.w.h.: electric lights; immediate
rosSrSsion.
CEAS. y. SAGER,
Main sc. 923 10TH st. NV.
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No. siss2EBUNGALOWs. NEVER 0CCU-
pied. $3.50; 81 900 cash. balance
easy, terms; 8 rooms. bath; open
fireplace; hardwood trim and
floors; hot-water heat; large lot;
No. s2S324-Mount Pleasant, beautiful detach-
ed home; rooms, baths; open
freplaces; hardwood trim through
out; strictly modern; electricity;
sleeping and breakfast porches;
double garage; cement drive; q
bargain and with good terms.
No. 63S3A-6 rooms, bath. with 3 lots ad-
joining house, facing Washington
Baltimore boulevard; electricity,
gas; modern heating plant; strict
ly modern improvements; garage;
a bargain at 81. $50; 1880 cash;
good monthly terms.
No. S4S324-ModeFn Groom, bath home: large
lot; detached house; every conven-
fence; one block from cars. Price,
$500; good terms.
No. S5S32@7 rooms. bath; all modern i'm
provements; deep lot to alley: hot
water heat; electricity; everything
modern; near SOLDIERS Home:
$4,000 cash; $50 monthly. Price.
$500.
from street cars; 5-cent fare; has
Gated On auto road to city. 1 bar
gain at $4.250. Small cash pay
ment. balance on easy monthly
terms.
. O. B. zANTZINGER. eos N. Y. Ave.
(Second Floor.)
POSSESSION AT ONCE-KENNEDY-BUiL
house; sr., d.. h.w.h.;i instantaneous h.w
heater: cold storage room: porcelain laundry
tubs; servants toilet porches; oak floors; cleo
tricity; gas: concrete cellar; front and rear
entrances; buflt-in refrigerator. TAO Rock
Greek Church I'd. Apply GO Woodward 30 s7ss-
10th ST. NV, NEAR OTIS; EIGHT-ROOM
brick, semi-detached; possession September /.
Price, So, 500.
MOUNT PLEASANT REALTY co.,
.1411 Park road. Col, 49,
9th ST. NV, AGO BLOCK; THREE-3rORY.
nine-room brick; deep lot to alley; goch bust.
ness and rooming house location; IS 5Ot
MOUNT PLEASANT REALTY col.
14u Park road. Coll 430,
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o1st AND o SIS. NV.

Price, 81. 40.
Excellent 1o-room ana bath home
Electric iiGil,s. Large lot Very rea-
sonable terms wiH be arranged
cHAS. u. SAGEE.
Main &c. "13 iJth ST. nv
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w H I T E L E Y


GIRARD ST. BETWEEN 14TH AND 18TH.
stories; ami: getting see rent for 4 rooms;
monthly. Address Box 1904. Star ONCE. ' "a.
s.. $50; $500 CASH. BALANCE EASIER THAN
rent. Quick possession. In anticipation Of
sale title already examined. Six large rooms !;
bath. latrobe; house in strictly white neighbor-
hood; See 1926 Emerson st. ne. Then call at
FINE COUNTRY HOUSE THREE MILES
from the Monument; grandeur Of the view un-
New York ave.
FIvE-ROOM BRICK; FRONT AND BACK
yar4s Inquire 756 18th ST. Sc.
LINCOLN PARK REsIDENCE
12.500-East Capitol street, facing south.
overlooking Lincoln Park; large saloon par
lor and dining room; just been overhauled-
paper, paint, screens; ,, roof. everything;
ne"us heateT
sion; s., 600 cash, balance SIS month will
bring a rental Of $125.
FOR SALE
Home, only $500 cash.
2-story brick house.
rooms and bath.
Hot-water heat. Gas lighting.
Front and back porches, alley.
blocks from Lincoln Park.
blocks Penna. ave. cars.
Good neighborhood southeast.
Price. $4,000. Easy terms.
No. 3os Eye st. NV.
2-story brick house.
very large rooms and bath.
Price, $4,000 Easy terms.
No. 9O7 3rd street northwest
2-story brick house.
rooms and bath. alley.
Price. s.. $50. Terms to suit.
e. H. TAGGART, 1920 New York ave. NV.
Call Main $500.
Mr.. Tenant be your own landlord
Buy the house you live in
On easy payments.
We will finance you.
Give number your house,
Amount cash you can pay.
Monthly payment you can make
Better buy the house YOU live in or some
one else will and require you to move All mat
tiers will be treated coniadentially and will re-
eeive prompt attention. Address Boz 16s-A,
| s. 0O0-CORNER BRICK STORE AND
dwelling; 8 rooms and bath; large cellar.
Owner. 1925 st. ne. 24s
, OWNER MUST DISPOSE OF GROOM, SEMI
day Saturday. Sunday, week days SO pm.
Roorning House With
Big Income.
Excellent1y located for the purpose y Hot
water heat. electric lights. gas; brick garage
Tor four cars. Income over $500 per month
Price. 81. 600; 81 900 cash.
BOND &. WRIGHT,
Room 1905. e21 18th st. Main 1897.
TEXTBOOK HOUSE FOR SALE; BRICK; ON
N st. between 18th and 18th sts NV; from
owner. INA ~, =. Nat, s.zo
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WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.

w washington HeISntS.
Excellent location, near kalo-
rama and Columbia roads: conven-
lent to both car systems; in at
tractive residential section: u
rooms. 3 baths; hot-wster heat;
electricity; modern in every de-
tail: immediate possession: very
liberal terms. Price. $12. coo.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
713 18th st. NV.
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Cleveland Park.

Located on Highland ave., one
of the very best situations in this
beautiful suburb; located in Sec
ton of expensive homes; 10 rooms
and bath; hot-water heat; electric
lights: hardwood floors; porches;
well kept grounds; liberal terms.
Price, SIS, 500.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
113 18th st. NV.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Continued.
NEM HOMES.

Phone. write or call for our list of
new homes. We now have them ready
Tor Immediate occupancy in E-ooki"ad,
saul X Addition. retworth. Culntab,i
!i"isi's, Chevy Chase and -tinstay
Park.
List Will be mailed upon request.
CUAS. D. SAGER,
Main &c. 923 18th st. NV.
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SHANNON & LUCHS, :.
Realtors,
NJ. 2345. 713 18th st. NV

$5.5oo-QUINCY PL. Me-, NEAR NORTH
Capitol st., 2-story and cellar, rooms
and bath; side and rear alley. Terms
can be made.
T.. W. GRAHAM & CO..
GIT 18th NV.
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BARGAIN PRICE, $1,000.
MOST ATTRACTIVE LOCATION IN
MT. PLEASANT.
18th Street Near Girard.

Imposing three-story mottled brick,
wide front, stone trimmings. Two-story
rear porches. good yard. alley. Large
parlor. reception room, dining room
and kitchen, fve bedchambers. Hot
water heat, electric light and gas,
massive hall mirror. Parquet floors,
large closets. We consider this the
most reasonably priced house in town.
Owner occupant, who will give pos
session with title. Let us show you
this house today.
WAGGAMAN & BRAWNER
ola 18th st. NV. Phone FIR. 74s5.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
Chevy Chase, Md.

OIIONy SIIdSC, 4IQ.
One square from Chevy Chase
Circle; 9 rooms, 2 baths; hotwater
heat; electric lights; absolutely
modern and in excellent condition;
attractive arrangement: fine out
look; garage: lot 9Ox12j; imme-
diate possession; liberal terms;
$40
SHANNON & LCCHS,
713 18th st. NV.
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BEST SECTION PETwORTH.
Price, $500.
Excellent -stroom and bath brick
home: immediate possession can be
,nen; terms can be arranged.
CuAS. d. SAGER,
Main sc. g 923 18th st. NV.
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HOUSE WANTED. FURNISHED. BY AN Of
furnished nj reasonable rental; west Of 18th
north Of Dupont circle, Cleveland PARK;
Apartment -. %
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Conn. Ave-, Near S St.
Suitable for physician's home and odlcs.
Large lot with 25-ft. frontage:
IL rooms. 1 bath,
electric lights. handsome nnishings.
Price, So, 900.
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G-s ROOM HOUSE: ANIL;
northwest: family Of three; careful. conscien-
tious tenant liberal rental. Main 1910, branch
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Irving ST., Near 18th.
Nine rooms. . baths. including
2 kitchens: steam heat; electric
lights; large. deep lot; space for
garage. on paved alley; well
located at end Of 18th st. car line,
facing south on good through
street. Price, Sc, 500.
SHANNON 4 LUCHS,
713 18th st. NV.
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1852 Baltimore Street
An unusually desirable
house containing IL mas
ter rooms and 2 baths;
with every known con-
venience; in excellent
condition; your inspec-
ton invited.
SHANNON & LUCHS,
M.2345. 713 18th st. NV. M .2345.
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FOR lighthouses.

FOR RENT-BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED
nat. 1888 35th st. tnear 35th and sts-);
rooms and bath; vacant: price, $65. G. +.
EARING, 1916 st. NV.
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.
DESK SPACE; SUITABLE FOR LAWYER,
s.enograpier or real estate. Call Gl1 st.
NV. n't Franklin 6133.
CHANDLER BUILDING, 7os 18th NV
floors and basement; electric elevator: steam
neat; as a whole or by floors and rooms. In
uuire $50 18th. Phone Main 1873.
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Bancroft Pl., Near Conn. Ave.
Attractiv. English basement home:
10 rooms 5 baths.
electric lights hot-water heat:
interior decorations Of finest.
Price, SIS, 600.
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Gruver Houses.

Lots % It. wide; high elevation; bedrooms.
baths. 18th and Randolph SITS. Phone Main
168 or Col. 52S5. 22s
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! BEAUTIFUL SEMI-DETACHED HOME, PET.
worth; ami; h.-w.h.: gas; electricity:
rooms. bath and sleeping porch; attic; cellar
one square of cars: immediate possession
/ Price, $500; 81, 900 cash. balance terms
d. J. PARTELI-O. owner and builder 4221
Sth st. NV. or Col. 1877.
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Cd LOCATION NORTHWEST

ON 18th ST. NEAR PARK ROAD.
Price. s. 600.
Very attractive Groom and bs tn
home, with open iircpiaces; hardwood
floors: deep lot: cement pcrches
h.-w-h electric lights. Terms.
CiiAS. ID. SAGEH.
Main Sc. 923 1oth st. NV.
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CHEVY chase.
Absolutely modern corner house.
= one square from Connecticut ave.
car line; hollow-tile construction.
pebbledash finish, slate roof; s
rooms and bath: hot-water heat.
electricity, open fireplace, instan-
taneous water heater, laundry.
hardwood floors and trim, large
porches. stone garage; immediate
possession; liberal terms. Price,
S14, 500.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-11-22
WHITE ARMY
SCORES VICTORY
Anti-Bolshevik Forces Under
Denikine Have Broken
Through Reds.

Stockholm, Nov. 22.-Gen. Deni-
kline, commander of anti -bolshevik
troops on the southern Russian front,
has broken through the red lines be-
tween Oral and Tambov, southeast of
Moscow, and claims to have anni-
hilated $4,000 boIshevik troops, ac-
cording to Helsingfors dispatch to
the Svenska DagbIad.
The dispatch said Russian peasants
and workmen are in revolt against
the reds.
Reports recently received from the
southern Russian front have appeared
TO indicate that Gen. Denikine was
being driven southwark by the boil
sheviki. Gen. Denikine reached Orol
about a month ago, but there en-
countered such strong resistance that
he was forced to resort to the defen-
sive. Bolshevik official statements re-
ceived later told of a break in the
Denikine line to the southwest of
Oral. Tambov is, about 400 miles
southeast of Moscow.
Yudenitch at Reval.
Stockholm, Nov. 22.-Gen. Nicholas
Yudenitch, nti-bolshevik commander
on the northwest Russian front, has
arrived at Reval, car tai of Esthonia,
with his staff. according TO dispatch
to the Svenska Dagbladet.
Advices from Berlin under date of
Nov. 19 stated that the interallied
commission was arranging with the
Let's and Lithuanians to permit of
the withdrawal of the German troops
without interference.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-11-22
CRIDIRON PLAYS.
HOLDING BOARDS.
Yale Goes Down Before Har-
vard-Georgia and Ala
bama Clash.
CROWD SEES LOCAL GAME
Between Baylor and McCallie.
Georgetown Romps on
Washington Lee.
CROWD SEES LOCAL GAME.
ray GEORGE r. HOLMES

koT SE0h1G n. T1OEMES.J f
Harvard Stadium Boston, Nov. 22.
Il. N. S.)--An overcast sky through
which broke occasionally a pale wan
sun greeted the Harvard and Yale
elevens wien they clashed here to-
day in their forty second annual
struggle before more than $4,000 spec
tators.
Fin'i Seore-Harvard, 10; Yale, 3.
A cold, damp wind, with a threat
of rain, swept strongly across the
field from the southwest.
The great crowd filled every inch
of the huge stadium and overfiowed.
thousands strong. into the temporary
bleachers which closed one end OF
the gigantic horseshoe.
The first few drdhs Of rain fell a.
a young army of Harvard substitu-
tes trotted on the field three quar~
ters of an hour before game time.
At that time the stands were filling
rapidly and the bridge over the his-
toric Charles river was black with
be-furred humanity
Yale Rooters Wild.
The field was in excellent shape.
fast and dry and hard.
At 1910 the field was cleared and
the rival bands entertained the spec-
tators with tunes of ancient and
modern vintage.
Yale's kickoff in the second half
went two yards from Harvard's goal
and Casey ran 1t back to Harvard'S
24-yard line. r. Horween punted to
Kempton on YaIes 42-yard line.
Braden, in two drives. made five
yards, kempton four. and Braden
then made q first-down ON Har-
wards 31-yard line. Kempton then
added another yard and the next play
was held by Harvard A forward
poss over Harvard's center put the
ball on Harvard's 22-yard line.
Rraden made first down and Neville
five yards. Yale rooters went wild.
Repulsed Desperate Charge.
Neville made first-down on Har-
wards 7-yard line. and Braden car
ried the ball within three yards or
Harvard's goal Neville dove within a
|foot OF toucffdown. II was fourth
down and twelve inches standing be-
tween Yale and a score. Harvard re-
pulsed the last desperate charge and
regained possession of the ball on
downs within six inches of her line.
Horween punted out of danger to
heuiDlOu, WHO WAS LnTOWn on f1dr-
wards 33-yard line A forward pass
was intercepted by Harvard, who put
the ball in plav on her 30-yard line.
Horween punting out of bounds on
Yales 44-yard line. Neville failed to
gain but Braden got two yards. Me-:
vile then punted to F'clton. Yale
made a fair catch on Harvard's IL
yard line. Horween got a small gain
and FELTON, punted Kempton went
down without a gain on YaIe's AZ.
yard line. Rraden rot two Yards and
Neville punted. FELTON, made a fair
catch on Harvard's 2S-yard line.
After one try at the line FELTON,
punted to Neville on Yale's 35-yard
line. Neville went down the field to
Harvard's 39-yard line. Two plays
netted seven wards and another loss
of one. Braden stepped back for an
apparent attempt at field goal ana
a line plunge failed to net the yard
necessary for a first-down.
Score end second period: Harvard
10; Yale, 0.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-11-22
'sBlLEY SUNDAY
TO TAKE FLIGHT
Will Fly Over Chattanooga in
AirpIane on Dec. 5.

II think l will ride" This was the
answer Billy Sunday gave when an
| invitation was extended to him by
John E. Lowell president of the
Chattanooga Automobile club, to fly
! over Chattanooga in one of the air.
| planes coming here Dec. for the
| dedication exercises Of the Chatta-
noga Municipal Landing field.
Mr.. Lowell is chairamn of the COM
mittee from the chamber of com
merce in charge of the field, and
/ states that Mr.. Sunday will be the
/ guest of the day. Dec. is the date
| that has been set aside for the dedi- =
cation, and all Chattanooga will be
invited out to the field to witness the
| flights on this day. Manager Fl. j.
Moorhead, of the Murphy flyers, who
! is in the city now, has already con-
sented to have Mr.. Sunday fly in one
of the company's ships.
Murphy Flyers Here.
| Through efforts of Chairman John
| Lowell, of the chamber of commerce
| landing field committee, he has Sc
! cured the Murphy flyers to fly over
Chattanooga Dec. 5. This date hav-
| ing been selected for the dedication
of the Chattanooga Municipal Land =
| ing field.
III. J. Moorhead, manager of the
| Murphy company, arrived to make
! final arrangements. He states that
| one flyer now in Nashville will fly
| here Monday or Tuesday of next
| week and will probably work in and
around Chattanooga making passcn-
ger air flights until Dec. 5. An effort
se, hAt. do To t.x,N ,.Io
| for the exercises next MONTH
The squadron is made up of Lieut..
Maurice Murphy, who has gained q
| reputation in the aviation world az
| the loop king" Lieut.. Murphy heads
| the company. He was formerly a
member of the A. f. f. aerial SER
vice. Lieut.. Hollngsworth is now
in Nashville He is a former instruc-
tor in the McCook Aviation school at
Dayton. o., and Love field. in Texas.
Other members of the party are
Lieut. b. Riesweber, former in
structor at the Miami aviation field.
Lieut.. Riesweber was the winner of
the silver cup offered by the United
states army for stunt" flying, in
Florida; Lieut.. Earl Knight, formerly
with the United States army photo
SttllOH vi Ailt al o'l NlN''
does the Photographic work. Sergt.
j. James, formerly in charge of the
ground work of the marine aviation
field in Florida, is with the company
and has personal charge of the
ships.
1t is not known how many mem
bers of the organization will be in
Chattanooga for the dedication of the
field. but Mr.. Lowell will make n
strong effort to secure the services
of Lieut.. Murphy. the loop King
for this Cay. 1t is understood that
he has succeeded in making 1914
loops without stopping.
The squadron has been engaged all
summer ir carrying passengers and
making flights at fairs and home
coming celebrations
In addition TO these flyers, as an
nounced before, Lieut.. Col. Darge,
who has charge of the aviation de-
partment in the southeast for the
United States army, with headduar-
ters at Charleston, will fly to Chat
tannoga on this date.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-11-22

The accompanying picture shows
the BILLY Sunday nursery" at its
biggest and best. Friday was moth
ers' day" at the tabernacle, and about
fifty babies were left at the nursery
while the mothers attended the aft
ernoon service. Those who visited
the city hall found themselves sur
rounded by babies of all ages and
sizes. from tiny tots who crawled
along the foor or played contentedly
with blocks. to children of 6 or who
romped up and down the hall.
Director of Associated Charities
Hudson and the ladies in charge of
the nursery exercised a vast amount
of ingenuity in finding suitable occu-
pations for all the children. Every
body on the second floor of the city
hall was drafted into the service Of
keeping the babies amused, and one
city official promenaded up and down
the hall with smiling baby on each
arm, while a News reporter who Wis
tied the scene proved such a success
full amateur nurse that be found it
difficult to escape from his charge
who burst into tears when he got
ready to leave. s-