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New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
Army Pinned
For Struggle gg
With HOOsiers

WEST POINT, N. y. Nov The
Army is all primcd and ready for the
Notre Dame contest tomorrow The
Iloosicrs, according TO Coach Rockne,
who headed the South Bend aggrega
ton Of twenty-five players arriving
here at noon to-day are "all set" Both
teams had & light workout on the plains
gridiron, which is comparatively dry
and fast tonight. Neither side is pre-
dieting the outcome Of Tho game
Rockne says he has d light team All
the Army men are in good shape
Coach Daily. in giving out the Army's
lineup today said that Hcrrck would
be III at guard for the soldiers. It Will
be his first game since Syracuse uas
here a month ago. He broke q small
bone in his arm in that game Notra
Danes lineup contains four players
who are we'll remembered by Army
folks when the Westerncrs were here
in 1917. at which time they beat the
Cadets. They are Brandy. Gipp. Cough
lin and Degree.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
Squash, / uetrllan1ent
Starts on Monday
At the Yale Club

Many squash tennis players who
have done their Bit il the great war
have entered the invitation scratch
tournament Of the Vale Club, which
begins next Monday afternoon. There
are ten clubs represented, Yale having
-, teen entries Columbia twelve, Uar-
Yard six and Princeton four. Forty
I'VE players are in the competition.
Among the most prominent racquet
wiclders who viii resume play after a
lapse Of two years are Anderson Dana.
Harvard Club twice runner up for the
national championships; Roy +. I.
Riggs, Charles N Bull, Augustus J
Cordier, O Guernsey and Harold
Tobey.
The first round is scheduled to be
completed on Monday, with the second
round 10 tc contested on Tuesday.
The entries follow:
Invitation scratch squash tennis to,lrna
inent OF tn" ale Club (acst round)--W.
Adams Yale - IA Cornell Columbia
E J. Clapp yaio IS e W Putnam. co
!unbia. a. y Mittc0dOrf. princcto1l v.
\ +. Ellis, HARVARD, /. |. Griunol, llar-
yerd, vs. / \. Worcester, Columbia, ..
Guernsey, Vac, W y f. Torrance. cres-
cont C.. s wainwright, ialc, ~. N NJ
Sterling, Crescent A G u. McClsve, Co
lumbia. W. r 9. Coburn Harvard. IT,
foley, Princeton. vs T. y shaw. Coiurn-
luInbin Il. J Maeuire Yaie. IS q L.
N"tin bridscport T. <. r. ". Chambers
Eoigmbia. vs il. X MiNsell, Prlns+ton
Rushmore, Harvard G. Martin Yal.. rs.
c. NJ. huN. Squash club.
Second round--R. Il Fink Englowood
I c. vs. I. y. Johnson Yalo Ii v
Mar'ry. Princeton, ~. 4 r Riggs
Squash club, G iiel o.. New York
a c., - Anderson Dana. Harvard T.
Necler Columbia W II. 6 Iat-r Yale
X Eocpel. Greenwich L. c., "a 4. Cornell
Columbia. u. e Mlggin. Columbia vs.
Livingston Platt, Yalni q & Storey Yale.
vs. j Victor. Yale, - Nomrislcg. Yal4,
w j W. puueyn Columbia a J.. Torey.
ltic, ~ r l,idUe, Cos.nluIa \ =. Cor
L. - ~. -
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
Union Uses Same Line-gTo
That Tied CoIslrnbians

SCHENECTADY, n. 7. Nov
@ @Snlon meets New York University
mere tomorrow afternoon IN whaf
promises .i TO be one Of the hardest
E@fhes OF the season. Union wsil s..ri
tne same team into the cam -.
tied Co.umhia, excepting ~. t-i...
%lH " replace Elsenberg at r..,ft -ss,.'
me latter having beer in}4~.s ~.
non lineup win be rs follows.
roster. left end Beckmar
tachle; Gregory, left guard, Har,..
captain y center; Klein. ~ .,,-',-,
nuoo's, riEht taeAl,; Notmann' r.,.t
t!,q tni, 'oMStock, quarter; COR. ~,
ia LEman, r!ght ha!f: Wittnar -
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
Yale i'm First
Genuine Test
Against Brown

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Nov 7.-All
shades of opinion were tonight re-
Elected on the Yale campus regarding
tho outcome Of to-morrows game with
Brown, the Bulldogs first match Of
the season ncains. n rival eleven rep
resenting largc university Brown
rooters in Providence and In this
vicinity have freely wagered large
amounts, asking odds Of to 3. which
Yale followers have covered.
In the Yale camp hope is brighter of
outscoring Brown than At any time this
fall. The assertion of "Tne Yale Alumni
WeeklyH that the eleven is twenty
points stronger thnn when Boston Col
lcge beat 1t is shared Dv the under
graduates. The fifteen coaches who
have tiocked here the past week have
assisted in the speed campaign, and
the team, which has been heavy and
slow. now is gearcd higher than was
thought possible in mid season. Yale
men believe their team will win by
tW" or three touchdOWns
The game is really the FIRST tryout
OF the aic team as selected tcntative~
~ Tor the final games of the season
When it was defeated by Boston Col
lege it had no lineup, but was mere
IS Il picked team, selected from four
different varsity elevens in the course
of eAmination and devolopmon. 1t
Was still wrestling with the problems
OF fundamental football and had de-
Nelopcd no attack.
Rraden on First Team
The lineup. which the coaches
chose last Monday viii 20 into effect
to-morrow. with two executions. jim
bradcn has been withdrawn from the
second eleven and from the role Of
emergency drop-kickcr and line
"recher, and has been installed as
right halfhach with The regulars. This
'."e rolo@qted Bob Lev. n stronp line
forcer, but not u brilliant all-around
Dac"h"ld star, TO tine second string
lineup. Lay is in poor physica! con-
dition
The coaches decided o-night to start
Barclay Robinson at right end. This
led to the disclosure that Parker Al
len. the veteran, who has held that
position all fall, was injured sometime
ago. although no announcement was
made of that detail. II WAS said bv
the coaches that they think Law and
Princeton here next Saturday.
Ray Munger, whose showing at right
tackle has been brilliant this week
VIII not be started, Leon Walker having
been announced tonight as the selcc-
ton. Walker has played the position
for five weeks. The lineup win be
As follows:
Left end, Reinhardt; left tackle
DICKENS; LETT guard. Gait; centre
Captain Callahan; right guard, Acosta
right tackle, Walker: right end. Robin
son; quarterback, Kem9ton; left half
back, Neville; right halfback, Braden:
fullback, Webb
The reappearance Of Captain Tim
Callahan in the lineup is the chief
change from former games. He has
withstood the daily practice Of the
past week without rcoDenine his old
injury. although the scrimmaging has
been the longest. most strenuous and
eNacting of the season. Billy Galvan
and Ken Hamil! VIII be his subs 10
morrow
The final practice this afternoon con
SISTED Of an hours drtl nt the Bowl
behind closed rates. i is believed
that about 10000 persons will attend the
game, which Will BEGIN al o'clock.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
Schedule Of To-day's
CridirOn Contests
EAST

EAST
Stevens VS. Columbia at South Field
(game begins at . o'clock-
Dartmouth vs.. Penn nt Polo Grounds
(gamc begins at 2 0'clock).
Harvard vs.. Princeton Mt Princeton.
Brown vs.. Yale at New Haven
Pittsburgh vs.. Washington and lef-
fcrson at Pittsburgh.
Notrc Dame vs.. Army Mt West Point
GeorgetO"n VS.. Navy at Annapolis
Lchigh VS.. Penn State at State Col
legc.
Cornell VS.. Carnegie Tech at Ithaca
Amherst vs.. Wesleyan at Amherst.
Colgate vs.. Rochester at Hamilton.
Holy Cross vs.. Colby at Worcester.
Rutgers vs.. Boston College Mt Boston.
Lafayette vs.. Dickinson at Easton.
Norwich vs.. Vermont at Mortified.
Rhode Island State VS.. Massachu.
setts Aggies at Kingston.
Bowd0in vs. Maine at Orono
Syracuse w. Bucknell at Syracuse.
Springfield rs. Hamilton at Spring
field
New York University vs. Union at
Schnectady.
West Virginia vs. Centre at Charles
ton.
Williams vs.. MiddlebuYy at Williams
town.
Worcester Poly vs.. New HAMPSHIRE
State at Worcester
Buffalo vs. Westminster hs Buffalo
Catholic University W. Washington
at Washington.
Johns Hopkins VIZ. Haverford AZ Ral-
| timOre.
WEST
| Illinois at Minnesota
| Michigan mt Chicago
! Olivct at Alma.
| Tufts at Detroit
Montana at Idaho
| Albion at Kalamazoo
Oklahoma at Kansas
Ohio Northern at Mam.
| Iowa at northwestern.
Hiram AT OberIin.
Purdue at Ohio State.
| California at Southern California.
Santa Clara at Stanford,
| Colorado at Utah.
Akron at Wooster.
SOUTH
West Maryland at GalIaade,
| Virginia at Georgia
Wash ngton and Lee "a Geore;s
| Tech
Alabama at Vanderbilt
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
Georgia and Virginia
Elevens Play u Draw.

ATHENS. Ga. Nov The football
teams of the University of Georgia
and the University OF Virginia fought
1t out to q - tie to-day in their an
sMual game here.
" After the Georgians had scored a
touchdown and kicked goal in the sec
ond period Virginia picked up in Of
fensiVe play and in the final quarter
tied the score when Holey made a
brilliant iftyyard run for touch
down and Russell kicked goal
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
Soccer at Hay RIDGE

America W: the United Kingdom, -.
soccer soccer viii be the program, 1'4'' " +0e ~.
N3fesoent 4. {. grounds a, Fav p i're ..e
-nls AFTERNOON. The following toa,ns
v, ,America1cyp;ot, O'Rourke. Jv,,,
.,a's. "essnan' Smith De Baum. Titus, Bo,
pgiu usd van an Der Wolf, 6. de Csudenz.
Msc nlifa neIfs,d Kingdom = Charlwood. Rae.
Readdie, Waters, Borthwick d. ., NO. 80
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
o4 Athletes to Start
In Junior Title Race

Ter teams and fourteen individual
starters, making q total of ninety-four
runners, will compete In the annual
junior national country cham
nlonship run over she Van Corttandr
Park six-miie course this afternoor.
The entry is one Of the best ever re-
ceived and the evenly balanced teams
promise close fight for the point
honors.
Syracuse University is the only col
legc 70 enter team. John Simmons
d local boy, who recently won an oDer
Intercollegiate cross-country run held
by Syracuse, is its most dependable
runner. The Paulist end Mohawl
clubs also will be up fighting for the
team honors The fight for Individual
honors is AT open one.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
Heal s,ufpiavs Ieau

OL1.N ! hLAND. non 7-Hurh Hea.
81 o.eao. defeated Jess Loan' OF en-
e-'' r. =. 'c .o ,s. IN ltt.-se.er. ming.
ID 'ori y-eieilt ian ngz 7a,sse.'s b..,.
tournament hero t'.I- af.srs. FotA
run was ana fl.s.-'-'
~. IH 91' e1na game this Afternoon
-. go -. ot-.' earo. won rom
,n to ,,'',@ ''Hson, ot Oe.voif 30 10 2S
and ke.se.t's '1'' -
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
Maine Harriers i'm Front

WATERNlLLE. Ne, Nov. 7.-unive,
sly OF Name won the state interco!le-
g'ate cross-count.y run of five miles
to day The standing was: Maine. p;
,nr'es, !, :, = III bowdoln. 90. and Colby. 81.
NM Is. hkef. OF Bates. was the first
runner to finish, in 32:374-5
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
@choo'hcv Alllletc- Ru.A

@-eaoo'boy athletes WA he bus. "a
N'5e eonne'is'en- ts-dav The anr..a.
oD'9oof riiie en7np tn hips are SEIZED.
~ ea tae l'"a. XIII r-ages. ,asle .+As
tr lteaiar enafa-
p-on A'a rms ". i be heid oyer ri. Var
'a' Ibe second
ei..s oi Tie jun high school dssl
s'> 'a'tn ng -.-Ie .!sas d.. -.
ga IN the Esander ch.a, Il "a scaoe
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
Tiger and Crimson Res,e,U
Feud Al fter g. Year Lapse
Cambridge Eleven Has Not Been Beaten by Jungle
town Rivals Since Eight Seasons Ago; Qualxers
Are the Choice for Contest at Polo Grounds
By Crantland Rice

Eight almost to the picked
Harvard tumble and
That eight Harvard turned
meetings until war
interviewed The
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
Z. L. '. !. Seniors Win

~ An @,seempt 20 steal third with .As
~ ots.s 'li- Yesterday killed The chances
~ thi2r ass 20 defeat the sen
Wv w " ,he College OF re City of New
played baseball game. TIE .en,ora
were the victors by score Of 4 tei.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
Pitts Freshies Win

?, STATE COLLEGE, Pa. Nov. The
university of Pittsburgh freshmen de-
feated the Penn State freshmen tear, a,
football here to-day in a hard fought
game by score. OF 7 70 o.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08
High Five
Starts With Victory

Newtown High School opened It's has
ketball season yesterday with victory
over the Grca. Neck High School or
the formers court. The score was 2o
TO 9. Tie victors easily outpassed the
Great Neck boys, who trailed by i3 to
ct the end Of the first half Wilson.
Habinowitz and Stewart accounted for
all Of Newtown's points.
The lineup:
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08

win by shade, largely through bet
ter physical condition and the schedule
break that has been in her favor But
only the best football she has will turn
the trick against this hard charging,
hard fighting Dartmouth array.
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08

tioa-s from fei Newtowu- wilson (8l napluo
viz 81 Stewart 81. Great NecF-G.ler w.
Goals rom fo-i-ltaainovtt1 tcl. BAKER q lie,
-'e!ln. 81. Lawrence. Ttno o, hsivss j :
=
New-York tribune., 1919-11-08

AUTOMOBILES FOR RENT

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DE CONSTITU-
CION Y ESTATUTOS DE LA
"ASOCIACION PORTORRI-
QUENA DE PRESTAMOS Y
CONSTRUCCIONES." i
(COnchSi6a).

Sec. 81. Los oficiales Y direc-
torres y los miembros de la Aso-
ciaci6n no seran responsables,
conjunta o separadamente, por
concepto de deudas de la Asocia-
cion contraidas como una enti-
dad Incorporate, respondiendo
solamente con los dineros O CO.
sas de valor que hayan pagado
transferido la Association; ex-
cepto que la Junta de Directories
o cualQuiera de ellos individual
una vez convicto de car
gos criminales hechos por una
corte de : jurisdiction competen-
tie en- las operaciones de negocios
de la Association, sera response
BILE con todo ell rigor con ell di-
nero propiedad que pueda po-
seer personalmente.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-24

El dia 26, de septiembre, las
712 de la noche, empezaran ejer-
cicios piadosos: rosan'io, letanlas,
etc, que seguiran los dfas conse-
cutivos hasta ell 5 de oetubrc que
Sc celebrara las Z A. NJ. rfisa
de communion, armonizada. a las
8 A. NJ. misa cantada con pane
girico y las 5 7. NJ. procession
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-24
Ell MEJOR MONUMENTO A
JOSE DE DIEGO

sTiene usted unO de sus librOs?
Si admira usted sinceramente
Ia obra del gran portorriqueflo,
es porque la conoce por sus libros
arnirables.
SEno ha leido usted las obras
del poeta immortal, del politico
ilustre, del orador glorioso, debe
apresurarse pagar este tribute
a ia memoria esclarecida del pa
tYiota. i,.',:s
FL mejor rilonumento que pue-
de erigirse a la memoria de un
hombre de Letras es hacer que
las ediciones de sus libros sean
lcopiosas. Ell espfritu luminoso
.ide, un poeta, de. un escritor, de
ups2galor vive en- sus libros.
compre usted los libros de Jo-
Sc de Diego.
Gantero, Fernandez & Ca, pue
de ofrecerle en- su establecimien-
70 De liberia, las siguientes
Agas:
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ernad6n colorado. .$1.0O
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CAVILACIONES

ST yo cierro los ojos, mi universe eclipsa;
mi conciencia Sc apaga 81 un collapse me invade;
la sombra de mi cuerpo por doquiera me atisba,
y son mis- emociones, como ell aqua, tornatiles.
SComo mis- sensacones transformanse en- ideas;
como uneven mis- mnsculos, como bafian mis- ojos
en- llanto mi boca rompen en- risa acerba,
me muestran ell mundo, aver triste hoy radioso?
La perception conoce Y la memoria guarda;
pero ell nexo invisible que 10 inferno 10 externo,
como i'm ho de ensuenos, con firme alta,
dd6nde esta j? iQuien de fuera mi mismo me eva
al traves de la sombra cual por la mano cego,
orillas del abismo ironico me deia?
Emilio BOBADILLA
Gray Candi).
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-24
VISION GRIPAL

La boca, febre los ojos, fuego;
alucinados, ojos de loco;
como la terra arida, riego
pide mi alma de amor un POGO.
Vueltas y vueltas doy en- la CANA,
cual 81 debajo tuviese ortigas;
siento en- el craneo como una llama,
y por las manos correr de hormigas
Tomo quinina, que me aletarga;
toso, estornudo ruidosamente;
la lengua es trapo, la boca amarga;
y al fin, me duermo, y en- suenos veo
pasar mi entieTo aeon mucha gente
que charla RE entire ell tumulto del campaneo
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-09-24
Emilio BOBADILLA,
(Fray Candil).

de la santa imagen. El coro es-
tara a cargo de un nutrido grupo
de senoritas.
Ell Sr. Director Gabriel Racai-
Goa, G. NJ, suplica a todos los fie-
les la asistencia estos piadosos
cultos eligiosos, particularmente
a las cofrades del Santisimc Ro-
sario.
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Information
De MAYAGUEZ
(De nuestfo eorresponsal,

JR escGldDlientO.-La casa re-
sidencia de la sefora Cristina
Santiago ha sido escalada, llevan
dose los nocturnos visitantes dosI
baules Y una cantidad de dinero
de ciento sesenta y tres dollars.
Tambien Sc lleyaron EN- las unas
afgunos efectos de escaso galor
La pelicia sigue Ia pista a tan
re9iisssnst tses Wis ssiitnmtes. &
| En- od1npGad. En- la es1uinaI
tde ia Mallorquina" les leaders
del partido socialista Ell estl ciu-
dad celebraron un mitin de propa-
ganda. A este acto vino de San
Juan el Sr. Santiago Iglesias con
algunos oticiales mas de Ia Fede-I
raci6n Libre.
Question de Gkt0s.-En la Gale
del Comercio hubo un choque en-
tire ell auto del Sr. Garcia Sanjur-
jo, administrator de ia Nueya
Era' y otro de San Juan, result
tando ell auto del Sr. SanjurjO
con algunos desperfectos. Ia po-
licfa tom6 nota del suceso y 10
ha denunciado a la autoridad
competente.
Don Caledonia Delgddo.-Para
Cabo Rojo salio aver en- asuntos
personales este distinguido caba-
Hero, miembro prominente de la
Union de esta localidad. Buen
viaje.
Va era tie'npo.-El Alcalde Sr.
Galanes ha ordenado la limpieza
de algunas alcantarillas y aceras
que Sc hallaban obstrufdas por ell
cascajo que arrastran las corrien-
tes Ell los dias de lluvia.
Los ntGsones.- Ha salid0 una
Comisi6n que integrada por ma
sones mayagdezanos, a fin de CO.
locar entire sus afines un nlimerO
de acciones para la adquisici6n
de un peri6dico en- San Juan.
NueuO C0RsW.-Ha sido u0m-
bradO Consul honorario de la Re-
p1blia Dominicana el apreciableI
caballero don Edmundo P. Rou-
sset, de esta lecalidad.
III nombramiento, creemos, no.
Ippede ser. mas acertado.
I'm Ell l6ndes Tigo.-En este
| teatro Sc verife6 la function de
Jcine benefcio de la Liga Anti
tuberculosis de San Juan. Sus
liniciadores han tenido un exito
complete.
Mayagaez de 1919.
! Sc ALQUILA.-La Casa No.
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HARTO DE MI MIsMo


Mi alma es doliente. mi alma es completa;
tiene de 10 nuevo las nerviosidades,
ell reposo crftico Ce la vida vieja;
alma toda hastfo, toda tempestades!
Del frances ir6nico tengo la ironia;
del arabe languido, el sonar conserve;
del ingles me roe la melancolia
iy de Espana tengo soles en- ell verbo
Y soy una mezca de pensar Y utopia;
de passion olvido tornadizo fragil;
alma que dolores en- silencio acopa;
con Ell mundo imbeci en- sin fin discordia;
refexivo futi hondo lento agil
Suicida que vive de misercordia!
ASl&. II. As sfs s~4s 5f>.s ssMsX T5
INSEPARABLE
FgIWFNuR rfwIs
TIE fuiste tu fastdio peregrina,
y yo-ipobre de mi!-quede sueto
cual arbol la terra, a la rutna
del msmo sitio, itriste recoeto!
Borraran otras caras mi memora;
otro mundo, otro cielo otro rudo;
Y yo, iay!, dando vueltas mi noria;
iy al fin veras hundirme ell olvdo
TIL no me yes! Las cosas impregnada
de mf-sendas torcidas de mi sino-
mo tie saldran al paso en- lamaradas!
iOh tortura de verte cada casa
cada recoveco del camino,
y hasta en- la gente que mi lado pasa!
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VIDAD REL|GIOSA

En- la Iglesia de San Jose Sc
solemnes fiestas Ell ho-
nor de la virgen del Rosario, con
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COntinueA.
RY oWNEKe-SIy-ROOM AND BATH HOUSE
in northwest; has everything; big yard. brick
garage awnings: instantaneous gas water
heater. Phone Columbia 74S1y.
NEAR zoo PARK R., BATH. GAS; HOT
water heat 5000 cash and $50 per month;
immediate possession. Address Box SO-C, star
Office.
1859 NEWTON ST.. MT. PLEASANT-NlNE
rooms and two baths; convertible into apart
ments; SO, 500: $500 cash. 500 per month
Open for inspection 40 pm Sunday and MOI
day.
Evening star., 1919-08-31
APARTMENTS TO LET
FURNISHED.

ATLANTIC cITY-1HAvE THE PRETTIEST,
,.I.anest brightest three-room and bath kltch-
enete apartment in Atlantic City; an Obliged
TO leave for the west and want 10 sublet same
furnished for three months; very refined, select
loca tion Price, 500 per month. ISL: Gambler
buildinx New York city.
Evening star., 1919-08-31

I4oS NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. ADJOINING
Dupont Circle-Three spacious rooms and bath;
cool and comfortable; cozy window seat; i'nnc.
ex,elIent dining service. Franklin 4l66. Uni-
GERS preferred.
Evening star., 1919-08-31

DOCTOR, LEAVING CITY. WILL TRANS
fer lease four-room. bath. h-k. apartment.
NV section. to party buying furniture, inc,nd-
Ing pIayer-piano Actress liox SD, Star office
-
Evening star., 1919-08-31

FOR sALE-
20l8 Hillyer
Place.
One of the
most attrac-
tt We S M a | |
h o u S e S in
Washington.
Ideal for small
family. Must d,
seen to be appre.
ciated.
Price,
$4,000
Story &Cobb,
ILL., Conn. Ave.
Franklin 400.
Evening star., 1919-08-31

7-RO0M BRICK HOUSE = GARAGE; BIZ
owner $500. Monroe st. NV. near 11th.
Apply COS Taylor Ut. NV. 81
Evening star., 1919-08-31
TABLE BOARD.
COUNTRY BOARD.

REFINED COUPLE or two gentlemen can OBJ
rain room aud board with private fsmiiy
Rockville ear line: all modern coHven enceS;
pheasant surroundings; terms moderate, fho"e
bethesda No. q. -
JDEAI. cot NTRY HOME: main line Southern
railway on. 'liour fro-J city: large hous"'
porchcs: SHADE: adults. SO per week chill
,fren unGer l. years. 81. Mrs. John Powers,
tat,ntt. Fauquier county. Va.
TIE INGIESIDE. Montgomery county. Md,
tn Rockville rd. and electric line. will have
several vacancicS Sept. l; rates. SD; SPECIAL
rates for families. Larsr grounds; excellent
JGea,s OF fresh country produces. Easy CON.
nsrfiny distance; ~ minutes by auto SPECIAL
:.ttcution TO week ends Chicken dinner sun
cay Taxi Rock lie car at Wisconsin ave.
get OF az Insies:te. Phone kenSinSton 2t-f-i..
So
E0AEpEhS WANTED-Good country board.
Apply u. C., Stevensburg. Va. 81
SUMMER BOARD on the Shena ndoan RIVER 1T
Css,iernsn's Ferry. Va: good board. bathing.
boating snd fishing. Terms reasonable. AI-
Fly 20 1. 4. Rowland. Blaencn'. We.
NUMRER LIMITED-vacancy Sept. 1si-3
sma! children 10 board best Of care given:
ages months or over. Phone keuSing on
III. i =
IDYI.EWTLDE tue best country home near
I;l,emont and the mountainS is an ideal pace
10 spend your Sept. vacation; abundance OF
home raised vegetables and fruit; plenty chick
ems eggs, milk, etc: large-lawns: elegant
water. Apply Edw. Finnelle, Round Hill Va,
l.. L. D.. No =. al