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STONE & FAIRFAX.
1912 New York Ave.

4th vt. N. E.. s2s-seven rooms and bath;
Immediate possession, Cottage City. seven
rooms and bath, brick q. m. l.: slate roof;
$500. Terms.
500 block p Ut. N. w.-Seven rooms and
bath; excellent condition. $500. Terma
7th ST 8. E., 4ss--six rooms Ind bath;
brick; $3.50; terms.
7th ST. 8. E. 4s1-s rooms and bath
vacant: $3.50: terms.
18th ST. s. E.. sas-s rooms and bath,
excellent condition. Immediate Possession
$3.50; terms.
J. c. BROWN, Attorney.
AZ 5th st. N. w. Main 1851.
de2a-tf
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Brookland.
Brand-New
Washington Heights.

Eight rooms, tiled bath: front
porch; inclosed sleeping ard break
fast porches; hot-water heat; eiec-
tricity; lot $50 feet deep; ready
for immediate occupancy. Price,
$l2, 900.
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] HAVE client who desires TO purchase 9.
room and bath house, N. W. or n n
eot ever 5000: substa ntiai cash paymssnt
I'VE foil particulars; no agents ], a
SNOWN attorney. $13 Sth IT N. ". Phs11
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FOR SALE-l0TS

HoB SAl4R CHKAP-lSe = 80 -
chleetts ave. 9. Z Apply - BLW06b
WILSON. 1%i1 30. l3tA = Pm pA -
TWO lots in B<thssa MA- voey 49,.
able: mua be seld fnHoaiaanau; -
provemsntA Phone rrNakiin esal.
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COLORED BUYERS

If you are in the market for a
house, you would be wise in see
ing US.
We have an exceptional list of
houses that can be bought by
paying from $4,000 to $5,000O0
cash and balance monthly.
Address CITY POST OFFICE
BOX 1707.
dsls-eodtf
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Near 14th and Spring Road.

Modern home: almost new: front
colonial porches; rooms, bath;
up-to-date: hot-water heat: elec-
tricity, hardwood floors; near 18th
st. cars; new-house section: va
cant. Price, $3.50.
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HOME OF HOMES
BOSS ( PHELPS, INC,'
Telephone Main 4s4o l.--a 1905 h St N. W.
Telephone Main 1910.
GOLDEN RULE incorporated.
Main 1910, 1s41.
Continental Trust Company


Continental Trust Company : Main 1910 1s41
KENYON STREET N. W. KEIFER STREET N. ". =
yAcANT-Thoroughty 9
s and % .ieiss iHins hes't: sr .ss s:: furnace s. h
essDSE sesq II E g0rssss: sh Ysr; ps !, supply $50
alance like lent ..-
/, HARVARD STREET N w.
QUINCY PLACE N. w. Near Mckinney p.rs A v,rhuu,
sf1 bath PICK nou,s containing
lights @ g. lights laundry
~' ~ '' ' Price. $500 Tanso Be
ELEVENTH STREET N. W.
Brick house. eontanins 81. room. RIVERDALE, MD.
osn Srnses heat gas Esht. front Detached
pAe1 aSuse IN sood cor rooms bath furnace
der rentrs rrsinted '~r rrse %n
NiA"'
STREET N w. n
Esh.-room brick house. in . good NEAR LINCOLN PARK
1nsheoshosa neigh containing room, "a.
garage Price % So room s
baiance3N perm '
ELEVENTH STREET N w.
e.Stan GoTmSia road 81. room IRVING STREET
nsh very comfortable vslkut
heas gas ights
BRoOKLAND D. c. Terms cash $50 balance rs
frame house.con
painted SIhEEI NJ 4.
cash. balance like rent Price Terms ~ s''e"'
GOLDEN
Continental Trust Company Main 1910 1su
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STONE & FAIRFAX
1343 New York Ave.
$4,000.

$50, 900.
Warrington Heights-
A most unusual home; ssmi-detacA-
Cd: heated BY hct water; lighted ey
sSe eroSsm.st; esnsi., s Hli' s.si plan soass IS
feet wide; deep lot to alley. POSSES
$50 Geo.
18th st. Business Property.
Near Thomas Circie-A 3-story brick;
nrst door good a. business place;
$1s,5oo.
~ Attractive active hon; home. aa so.tory % and cellar
brick, steam heat, electric hght2 par.
quet flooring first and second doors,
ssta, s9nsiics aS: iss to
$15,500.
Nos Sossnss,os 1sss 81 ,nS XT eSens. oscs :, nsss
brick, 10 rooms and bath, hot water
heat, electric lights; newly papersd
and painted throughout
$11,500.
18th St., South Of Lamont st.
Attractive home, hot water heat, cleo
trio lights, baths; inciossd sleeping
$4,000.
within Half Square Conn Ave
Across the Conn. Ave Bridge: .
modern home; stories and cellar:
hot water heat. electric light, hard
wood hoor.. front and r, rear S Iorsa::; ;
INNEDIATE POSSESSION.
On the Heights Near 18th 81.
A modern colonial type brick, .
rooms and bath. hot water heat cleo
tric lights, sleeping porch VACANT.
$S,500
Near 2lst and o SITS.
A S-story and bAy-rindov brick,
borhood; owner occupant will stvs pos
ss0Gton.
$500.
New Petworth Home.
Never occupied. strictly up-te-
date home; every modem eQuipments
paved alley: attractive ternA
$4,s50
ST.. Between LIST and n. Capitol.
A z-story and cellar brick, 8 rooms
and bath; good neighborhood; close to
cars; good yard: paved alley. VERY
EASY TERMS
VIM. H. SAUNDERS & co.
S07 18th St N. w.
NATIONAL REALTY 90.
CITY and suburban homeA
"A home for every family
o3e New York Ave Main 1907.
FOR HOMES AND INvEeTMENrO
s6oa NAHORNBY 4 SULLIVAN
They Know W0sA1AStea.~
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FOR SALe-Houses


|
HARRY wARDGAN.
WaRaman Building.
1880 K 81 NV. Main Ilso
In Cleveland Park. close to Chew cAas,
end i-SasA srieE So.s.: sst.1ss.r Ss Sess
end elsetrtc light: garaes for two sSrU
Can give posoesston-
$s,S0o.oo
siA Jee:,yn q, cAevy cAass. D. c. A
oeetaiaiAs six large rooms asd hath also
a. attic room which could . aaishsd into
another large bedroom; four blocks froa
ccnventsnt to stsres- Exclusive sale b.
$1a,6oo.oo
aS11 l<th u. NV. . corner houss on what
nent strests: contains nine rooms - I've
beths: paraustry noora. bet water Heat anl
essctne hgnts: iarge rsas ysrd - alley;
By this Arm-
s1s.0oo.oo
Corner house. clos. to 18th a.d cristss-
den sta. '1aurs Addition" Coatains :
in geed condition threaskost; sarass
and targs rsar ysrd; hot-wstse heat aS1
electric light; can give possssssea
$1s,ooo.oo
On Bsimont read. ciess to Columbia red.
light rooms: large rear yard, v1tS plensy
OF room for double garage; all wodaru I'm.
provemeuts' Including sleeping porch Pcs
HARRY wARDNAN.
Wardman Building.
1890 K St N. W. Main 41So
m BLOO1uN0DALR
tusE 49,; > =. ss.s ~ No.
pseh: o. - 4: Qo.A
m BLooam0nAL1
s..a -. f..ses 1AJ s J
hasA: n 80 esnAf3n; AA
HoIAHAD PLACD
o. laess f.sn issA .nsse @9 s-
80 - - 4 s a 80: -
SOUTH or 20. AND WET o.
0IXTEKNTH 6TREEf0
water hsat electricity, roea ~ 0nsA0e
uedsrats ts1s: 0.e~.
GOOD LOCATION m ooUTHEAST
sr.ea -. 49,: 9 sss.. - q.
svs. eszs: ssassnaSs SGS; N,A
NEAR CLEVELAND PARK
~. ostssr:s es,ss., ':,ss rs:.: - 80 p ~. :.
electricity: N.so.
NEAR SOLDIERS Hoan
,;r osS,;.,sss s;, :. %: o:ss r. &, s.:s - So. .
srts. sooss' sstrsessvs s~shs'
NORTHEAST
A n,es ats,s ss~s. osvn s.s~c -
besck, isrss pseeAss. reo -
room for safass. for only 50.
DOWNTOWN SECTION |
brown sesos and besck hsoa. Nsrt4-
west section: oouvsuient TO can; . rssns
and hath: rsasuuabis terms: S,nA
NEAR MARYLAND AVENUE
NORTHEAST
Groom and bath brick hsoss: Asuhss
sarass; s7Js cash. balance - p0 0ntA;
HOWARD 4 HINES, Il
Incorporated
734 18th Street N. ".
Main 730-731-7sa
Near N. II. Ave. and Newton N. W. |
rooms and bath. colonial porch. room /
for garage: owner occupant will give Inn /
mediate possession; only $1,000 cash; /
$3.50 month Price $500.
Near Dupont Circle.
rooms, b. ". h., electricity. colonial |
front porch and incioeed sleeping porch
garage; owner occupant will give posses /
sion with title; sl2, ,ooo; 81, 200 cash
hay hat n IN
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FOR SALE-Sir-room house, with q
large lot, furnace heat; convenient
to electric and steam cars; situated at
Remington, Md.
PRICE, 33,soo.
Address C. T. NICHOLSON,
100 King st.
Alexandra. Va
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$s,S0o.W

3f3l Joce,yn st, cAsvy chass, D. c. A
nice. wight semtdetachsd brick h0usa.
~ attic room which could - naishod into
another large BEDROOM; four blocks fro0
seooot acd On same SIDE Of car tracks.
this drm-
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;. See At Once for These Bargains.
l1-room house near Ard and / sts n W.
New hot-vater heat; very large rooms
. and bath; saloon parior; double brick ga
rage; q fne residence and good neighbor-
: hood Price, $4,000; $1,000 cash
(, In Brookland, near R. I. ave. N. E.
j s-room corner house; pebble-dash over
prick; hot-water heat, gas and electric;
dpD sondition, colonial porch q good buy
Z Ft<ce. 5000; $1,000 cash.
I ME.-6 Rooms, Hot-Water Heat.
Doing a good business; established Is
years; groceries and notions; retiring from
business. For quick sale, will sell store
and stock for sl,. 500.
<>sss-ss
1885, ]. D. GARMAN,
sos District National Bank Bldg.
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AOw to bs your own landlord In Chevy
cAAAs for t3ts cash and $40 per month
AZA ALAN ". GIBSON sis-.Is css~
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$12,60O.O0

aS11 1%th IT. NV. . corner houss on what
u rapidly becoming one Of our most prsmi-
nent ssreets; contAtns nine rooms so I've
esectr1c ltghts. large rear yard - alley;
ample room for garage exeiustvs sais
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rOWN NOUR Own HOME "

Il
: FOR SAlE-H0USES
.-9alr BUSINESS PROPERTY.
- GOOD INVESTMENT.
s.+en. the best business street in the 9. W:
pareh.ssr for si1. .oos. Cash payment about
.Saosf impossible for you to lose money on
i this property, and viii pay you . big rate
Of interest from the very day you buy 1t.
srhays . treat many good business prop
srsiss for ,s :eas ss ranging In price from sf7so
Al acres Of ground inside the city, that
pse $50 K % purcsased insid. paoD'f.s q q.
,n sey on Sonxst direct me Sf ~
:1$s .eny broker per cent for making
- All kinds Of real estate for sale a, bot
& tom prices.
- I'D. GARMAN.
DISTRICT NATIONAL BANK BLDG.
sios-ss
- III Vacant.
s1rccm house IN the s E.; tu.: been put
fiig go
ors n Pr:. e. ss,. s.ss e..s s.sS.s, sss:
for ss rse sfet sos
Trmfi In hns condition
thHS I'D. GARMAN,
DISTRICT NATIONAL BANK BLDG.
s~5TyT
s.snifsta
-i'eeso7eATTRACTIvE HOMES.
city. 10 rooms and bath: has lust been
JlWodelsd inside and out; lot s3xs2t IT.;
ssm with d19 f9~s,. :s.s ausos and .x x,n1t In1
asraak Nhe length of the lot and 3o-ft. alley
= 4sss. Price to quick purchaser. $500.
Easy serms-
Sixteenth st. s. e,
A.s somfortabls hems Of rooms
Brbor. fruit. is-foot aiisy. Price.
1881 $500 cash
Mt. Rainier.
s ne. s.room eun:,loy: % large lot; mod
IW '''''' ,.,'.., $3.50, sn 80, =
large s-room frame detached home,
With .tp e.tr. lot. located in . beautiful
pisc& htest heating plant. large front and
! side yarda, garden in rear; near three ear
lines 70 quick purchaser, $1,000.
$4,000.
onsth st N. E.-s-room house. hot
I $500.
I. e ,ssn psa, st n, h.-s-r'on hee''. hot
- $3.50.
ssa:s,s: .sas. N sisss h.sssie.s'nn
~ st. n E-i-roon house. business
$4,000.
L(R1olumbia rd---For colersd or white;
. &D: furnace heat $500 cash.
I, sJMs for sale, priess rangfns from
3 50 up to s:e.oos. Business properties.
I ptfce9 ranging from $3.50 mp TO t435. eco.
]. d. GARMAN,
/, IL District National Bank Bldg.
I H. Main 1929.
:. See At Once for These Bargains.
l1-room house near ard and SITS. N W
New hot-water heat; very large rooms
: and bath; saloon parior; double brick ga
Z rage; q nne residence and good neighbor-
: hood Price, $4,000; 5000 cash
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washington Heights.
A most unusual home: semi-detacA-
Cd heated by hct water: lighted ~
electricity; every other modern Inn
provement: central hall plan: houee xS
feet vide; deep lot to alley. POSSES
SION.
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$4,000.

within Half Square Conn Ave
Across the Conn. Ave Bridge: .
modern home; 3 stories and cellar:
hot water heat. electric light, hard
wood floors. front and rear porchss:
bedrooms; 2 baths; Is feet Vida
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
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FOR sALE-HoUsEs FOR sALE-Houses

BUY HOME NOW
BOSS PHELPS, INC,
Telephone Main 4s4o. 1905 st. N. ".
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$1s,Ooo.oo

Corner house. cioss to 18th and Criftsa-
den sta. '1aurs Addition" Coatains q
rooms and TIVE baths: entirely modsru ana
In COED condition threuGkout; earage
and lar4s rear ynrd; hot Wster heat A.
electric light; can give posssossen
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Main 1910, 164l.

713 18th st. N. w.
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$11,500.

18th St., South Of Lamont st.
Attractive home, hot water heat. cleo
trio lights, 2 baths; inciossd sleeping
porch; garage.
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HARRY wARD1AN.
WaramAn Building.
1880 K g. NV. Nsi. I1so
$11,Eeo.oo

In Cleveland PARK. Close to CHEVY Cnase
car nne- An un0sualiy attractive 9-roos1
eod 1-beth brick houos: hSt-vster heat
end elsetrtc light: garaes for two eNrV
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$1s,0oo.oo

Vs nsdmont ss.d. ccss 20 Cetumoea rcd.
light rooms. large rear yard, With plenty
OF room for double garage. all modem I'm
preyemsuts includins sleeping porch Pos
session can - gtven-
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= $15,500.

POSSESSION AT ONCE - 3-story
brick, 10 rooms and bath, hot water
heat, electric lights; newly papersd
and painted throughout
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IRVING STREET N. W.
v STREET N. e.

six-room house: condition like ne,
not-water heat, gas and electric!,
Price, $500. Terms.
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oss - about thsss AsshAbss hs0ea We
urHs you To sct Quichly, ~ thsy wfn cen
are way rsasooabAsS tsf1hs sAsy, iscatsso
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FOR sALE-BY
JOHN O. SLATER
7ls 18th st. n. W., ROOM SOS.
TO coLoRED rAMIr.IEs
Partial payment pian-small cash pay
ment, balance monthly.
100 block Ist St N. VS. rooms
bath. ..$NseVS
500 block L St N. W. rooms,
oath--....... ........-.-......... .S%.ooe
1890 block 10th st n. VS. rooma
bath..... ........-.. ..s<.ooe
1900 block Florida ave- N. W.
rooms and bath. soc
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Geo.

18th st. Business Property.
Near Thomas Circie-A 3-story brick;
drst door good A. business place;
apartments above
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northwest home not far out. yacan nj md
IN excellent condition comparatively new,
having SIX rooms and bath hot-wster
,ieye h ! would pay yop to look at this
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ARE yss lsehinG fer essy nttss suAuans
hDmA ngAt on the car 1tos aD1 - ,
heAooful 0troetf e-r0om Aoeaoha1 h0Qua.
Aet-yeier heat aaA electric ugAts. A11RuW
BOX A-i7. Tfmss ef1cA Asee-0
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RIVERDALE. MD.
NEAR LINCOLN PARK.

olck mousse, containing 7 rooms, G1s
lights, room for garage. convenient to the
cars real baryAin At n. TO. Tsrrns,
$50 cash, balance ~ per mouth,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-03
RICHMOND WILL PLAY
UNIVERSITY SATURDAY
spiders Travel to Charlottesville For
Practice Game with Crack Team
From Virginia.

Spider pep IL at ITS zenith at the
Northampton institution In prepara~
zion for the game with the University
of Virginia on Saturday, Every dag
this week has seea a hard sertu 1laSp
together with personal instructions in
tactics by Coach Dohson.
The scrimmare with John Marshall
High school on Tuesday proved benef-
cial for both teams and gave Dohson a
line on hts men in both offensive and
defensive work. Yesterday afternoon,
Bob Whittet. captain of the 1917 team.
brought some ex-ptgskln warriors to
Westhampton and serimmaGed with
the college eleven. This ia the last
scrimmaEe Of the week before the Viz
ginia game. Thursday and FRIDAY VIII
be devoted to signal practice and plays
The men who Will journey TO Virginia
have not been picked as yet, but
every possible man will play in the
games preliminary TO the champion
ship series. The men who have worked
together and made the best showing IN
aerimmaEe this week are Broadus, l. e. :;
Captain Carter. /. l.: Thompson, !. e.:
Kidd. c; Hibbs. r. e; kievesahl, r. T.:
Caverlee. e: Jones. a: Lane. I. b;
rod, l. h. BIankenship and SueHd r. h.
Spencer and Shepherd. both old lat
ter men. are out Of the game at pres
emit on account OF injuries. 1t is pos
sble that Spencer Will be in the line
up on Saturday, but Shepherd cannot
play because of his ankle. peyine. of
Highland Park. who was cut In uni
form one day this week. VIII not be
able to attend college this fall. Zieg-
Ter. new man with some football ex-
pertence at Lebanon valley, reported
for practice and promises to make
good Snead Is the only man Of the
freshman class who Is showing M to
any real advantage In practice and il
is likely that he Will secure birth on
the spider aggregation this fan.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-03
WILLIAM AND MARY To
PLAY VA. CHRISTIAN
Final Touches Being Put ON foi
Game Saturday In LyBchburg
Team Looks for
Championship.

Williamsburg. Va, oct. With
the opening game Of the 1919 sche-
dule only two days on, Coach.
Jimmie" Driver is hard at work
putting the final touches on the VIII
liam and Mary eleven that VIII start
against Virginia Christian college in
lynchburg Saturday,
There have been two scrimnages
this week. and in both the eleven
showed up as q strong contender for
the cup this year To-day and tomor-
row there will be signal work, pass
ing and puntug The team leaves
for Lynchburg Friday afternoon.
Davies Il new man from WesttselQ
high school. New Jersey. is showing
up as a strong contender for place
in the backficId He has just been
discharged from the navy,
The tesrl j9fat WITH start against fho
f.ynchburg college Saturday will ho
composed entirely Of ex-service men,
six of them having seen active service
in France. Coach Driver stated yes
terday that Close and Wallace would
start at tackles, Copeland at center,
CARRIER a one guard, Chishom AT ono
and Brooks al quarter, The other
nfen comprising the team will bc an
nounced later.
Wallace. who wifi be remembered
by gridiron enthusiasts all over the
state. As one OF the best tackles ever
turned out at William and Mary re
ported for practice yesterday. and
seemed 10 be in perfect condition
II. W. Copeland. captain Of the
1915 Indians, has been elected cap
tain Of this years eleven.
Rallies are being held ~ the col
lege, and the spirits and hopes Of the
students and citizens of Williamsburg
are running high.
When Y. NJ. L.. and the Indians
play in Richmond Friday next. it is
believed that most OF the student
body will journey TO the capital 10
see the game, and stay over for the
fair the next day Or ] a c
Chandler. president Of the college. has
granted the football team permission
TO remain in Richmond until Sunday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-03
Ten-Pin League Is
Getting Good Start

The ten-pin league which Ia being
organized at tho Palace alleys Is find
ing many followers, and quite a num-
Der of sharks have volunteered their
services during the winter. Although
the league requires forty members.
there have not been that many asked
to get in yet. and 1t is thought well
of to make eSch team composed OF
three members instead OF thee usto-
mary Ave. Also this will increase the
interest In thu league. as the nve-man
team takes 3 long time to roll. where
~ the thDnas9an1 toaln would make
- WG1 = nnnn0aE. /. q - TIT
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-03
TWILIGHT LEAGUE WILL
PLAY GAME TOMORROW

The Twilight league closes its sea-
son at Church Hin athletic park to-
morrow afternoon with a fight for
the pennant and the cup between
Featherstone' club and l.. Ii. Mundin'3
aggregation. Both teams are made
up OF the cream Of the East End. and
a cracking fne contest Is expected.
Jake Fletcher, manager of the
Mundin team. is confident his athletes
will be able to carry off the cup, while
Manager Pike Mahanes. of the Feath-
erstone club is spending no sleepless
nights over the outlook. The lineup
OF the teams.
Mnrdir Position, he
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-03
WOULD YOU LIKE
THE THIRD KISS
Hotel Richmond
18th and n streets
WASHINGTON, ID. C.
"T'he Hotel of Service"

Since August ls. 1918. the date the
Richmond Hotel Co. took possessioMl
Of this property. this hotel has beey1
most thoroughly renovated. papered
painted and remodeled throughout.
1t 10 one OF the most homelike ho-
tells In the city and every energy ~
exercised for the comfort and convey
nience of its guests. whether they Arx
sojourners for day. week. month OH
year.
It's location cannot be surpasaeds1
access can be had with any unrtE 03l
the city by means OF a street car Line
which passes the door, II is ont All
the Immediate business section hui
within one block of the white Hoaemf
and Government buildings, II is With
in from ten to fifteen minutea wa1G5
Of all places OF amusement ana eNMI
principal department stores. I.
The rooms and suits are large, NlHS]
and comfortable, all being outat&41
Rates, whi1h are always r611aog
able. WIFI hs cheerfully furnishe4 W.
appiicatiou N viii also any okhak t1a
formation desired. z 3 ss'. ~ ILL.,
nICMMoMD n01ss o.,
- 115
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-03
OUTSIDERS" V|CT0RS
At P|ETScH'S ALLEYS

In tho ten-pin match last night at
the Pietsch alleys the outside" men
OF tho Richmond Dairy Co. defeated
the insiders" Following is the
score:
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-03
Owner Wilson Still
On Baseball Fence

Owner Ben W Wilson, of tho Rich
mond Colts, has not decided what Will
be his actions with regard TO his stay
ing with tho team in the Virginia
league next season. The conditions
upon which he win stay were pre-
scented to tho meeting OF the league
magnates Tuesday night at Portsmouth
and they took them undcr considcra-
ton, but will do nothing until another
meeting, which will probably take
place in November. after the National
has met
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-03
George w. Herbert
at Pietsch Alleys

George W. Herbert has accepted
position at the Pietsch billiard parlors
as assistant to II. w. Mcfarland
former White Sox outflelder, Her
bert Is former worlds champion
fcatherweight wrestler, and ex-
champion boxer of Virginia He was
one OF tho organizers of the Central
Athletic school, and has often pro
NOTED matches In Richmond and
other cities.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-03

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-10-03
Game in Detail
First Inning.

Chicago. Collins out, Eailec TO
Daubert. r. Collins walked, Weaver
lined to Kopf and IL. Collins was
doubled Off first, Kopf to Daubert No
runs no hits, no errors. Sallce had
y fast hop on his curve and had Diff
nculty In controlling II.
Cincinnati--Rath popped to Felsch
iDaubert out. Risberg to Gandil. 1t
was hard hit ball. Groh lined to
u Collins. No runs. no hits, no err
r0rs.
oerond Inning.
Chjoae anlEeen deub1eA 10 cen-