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Evening star., 1920-11-18
FOR SAIE-H0USES

CO0t1AUe1.
ON R. /. AVE. NEAR isT 81. NV: :
2-story, 7-room and bath braek resnenee; hct'
water heat, electric light. coisoiai front psreh-
4. C. HoGGHroS 4 CO.. 1915 H ct nv.
I'VE have the BEsT in eyery seetioa
- VACANT. - :.
1903 sfh ST. NV. .
Seven rooms and hath; extra inside rosn for
and a nne investment. frsee, eag s4,e0e. 500
cash. balance psTr4 ,fsr sa'a = rfas rnrr1.
1873 View York ave. Main SIT.
WEST OF 18th ST-M6DERN 2-FAZILf
apartment. ming ! 6-room and broom
apartment; best buy in city at 81. 500. $1,000
TIE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO..
91x y, 7. ave. r: 6ol9. 1se
FOR sALE-IN CHEVY CHASE. D. c.. TWO
beautiful new homes At Tremendous , see.ince
bia lOl3-W. lss
ROOMS. BATH AND LARGE ATTIC. GOOD
condition: !n best section OF Mt. Pleasant: "A.
dress Rox S55-A.- Star Once. fSs
9wMER Rnlas LEavlS E TSWS F6ssEssI6S 51,s; 5AS
sereenedt laundry and toilet in hasement: q.
min W.l from War War Dept p1.e 81 aI:n0 ais, n~ 20:
LOOK At These
lN,EvERY PART OF THE DISTRICT
l. se,sse, an ea'slr. bungalow; iots,
.. f., 7so cash .l.ooar bungalow. elee-
3. $500. cash $500 10. 2-stoly frame.
T. IS, 500: cash $soo-4r. bungalow; lots;
5: 81, 900. cash ssoo-5r electricity; excl.
+ ssS % s:.s e:ss .;. 600. h.,s ss,h sss .sssrn
8 $50. cash sI.@o.sr. bath. modern.
g. $500. cash 81 2000-7r. bath; h.w.h.; elecs
TO- $500. cash 81 .7so-sr. XVIII; electricity;
Earage. etc.
L.. $3.50. cash ss1.ooo-sr bath; coal; fur
10 $500. cash .7so-5r. bungalow. bath.
H. 1880, cash ssoo-7r. bath. sleeping
Is. 1900. cash N,5oo-sr. tile bath. modern;
ls $3.50. cash sl,5oo-sr. tile bath. modern
Il. IS. .ooo. cash sesoo-er bath. modern; bar
1s 5000. cash arranEed--sr. bath; h.w.h. /;
10 ss2so; cash ss,ooo-sr. bath; deep lot;
20 50 $50; cash s5oo-er. bungalow. bath.
q. $500, cash ss.ooo-sr. bath; sleeping
% So 7sc, cash se.oo-7r. bath; h.w.a.;
% s;ss3;e;;s s:,h 81; 49,. .,. bath
"a 81. 700. cash q, ,ooo"ior.. hath; h.w.b.:
electricity; coGi. etc: bargain.
%. $a5 900. cash one -hnlf-15r. ba tbs; h.
conservatory; sleeping porch; furnished
(.4ss3ls,
o. B. ZANTZINGER,
eos n. AVE. N. 5371. p.
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& LuCHS,
r Main 2345.
MOUNT PLEASANT
$4,000.
On Park I'd. a brick house Of 7 roon,. hath
ana sleeping porch: thoroughly modern in ali
respects and most reasonably priced
GEORGETOWN.
$12,75O.
Most profitable investment. Building i. we'll
located and contains apartments of 8 and 4
rooms and bath Rents for $17O per month,
-Oher for immediate sale
MOUNT PLEASANT.
Sl1, 500.
Vacant Two-story and attic brick house on
one OF Mount Peasants. most attractive
streets; 8 rooms, bath, servants room and
toilet; not water heat and electricity: front
ana rear porches: space for garage; double
terrace front yard. 5000 cash.
VACANT.
10th ST. NORTHWEST.
$1,000.
splendid 18th street residence Of II rooms
and baths; electricity and steam: lust been
papefed and painted. and in excellent condi-
& .LUCHS,
Main 2345.
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FOR SALE-sTOREs

FINE new STORE. IN PROMINENT BUsI:
ness block on l4th st.. nesr saul'e Addition
ResaEe for TIVE cars sin. rear. EDW. r.
e0aWARTZ, INC, t34 10Th NV.
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AN EXCEPTIONAL VALUE.
Chevy Chasf.
Res utjfuI New Home.

Heaut11ul New HOME
Never occupied; in one Of the beat blocks ives,
Of Conn. aye.;. n..r, cars; q well plananed. At
porches. front and rear: open nreplaeex: good
lot, 5oxl3o, The honse was constreted under
personal direction By one Of the best bniiders
and highest grade material used: there is
every modern convenience and immediate pos
session can be had easy terms can be ar
ranged. Here is a real home and an oppor-
tunity to huy. at = reasonable. figure. For
Err, address Box 245.A. Star once.
THIS BEAUTIFUL HOME Is Not 3l5. 600
but is $500. with immediaF posse ssiou; sever
large ro0sns. large hall. hall room. cellar undel
whole house. modern BATH gus. electricity
heat: large. wide front, side; hack and sleeping
porches; large nantry: coal and gas range
like carpet. shade and fruit. walks. pretty q
rage snd pouitTy house: highest and best sectiez
out Baltimore boulevard. GEO. C. WALKER
Kresse bldg. lin and G.. l9'
1859 vs. ROOMS AND. BATH ........ g. .066
ia Ridge .t.--Rent. iao month 81. 80
=, P. NASH. 1901 8 st.
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BEAUTIFCL 18th ST. NV.
An ideal 6-room and bath home With hot
water heat: electric lights: running water In
all bedrooms: attic over entfre house; nicely
decorated; fine deep lot to alley Of 100 II.
Price reasonable.
Near 18th and Spring rd.-A practically new
colonial home Of rooms and bath with hot
water heat and electric lights mahogany and
white trimmings: house % It. vide. With deep
lot to alley.
Attractive Groom and bath home with fur
mace heat; room for earase. Price, s.. 900;
BIOOMINGDALE
Groom, reception hall, hath: furnace heat !:
double brick garage in rear. Possession At
CORNER on GEORGIA AVE
A s-room. bath brick with frontage OF 80 IT,,
ness at small expense., Price low, for quick
JOHN QUINN CO, NC,
104 fath Ct: nv. =. Main 43a:
OWNER WISHES TO EXCHANGE HOUSE IN
northeast. near Library. containinK ten rooms
and two baths, .hot-water heat. for small house
in the northeast or. southeast. Address Box
19.A. Star oflee. : -, - :.
IN BEAUTIFUL Mt, PLEAsAHT,s MOST TX.
elusive section. have for sste an elegsat 3
room a bedrooms) home. mudefn In every de-
tail Saeriifce .price. $10.75O. on easy terms.
Main 1475 or Col. IS after q. Ss
vACANT-WITHIN SQUARES OF CAPITOL.
room and hath brick: cellar. large back yard,
furnace heat. Ia perfect condition. Price.
s. $780,. Terms.
TH0s. r. BROWN, ..,ss NJ
,6l1 ~. st. s.w -
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Mount Pleasant.
Brick home on large lot. 100 feet: ton spacious
rooms and bath: double sleeping porches; good
heating plant: pleasant neighborhood. We rec
ommend this property good buy at $40. 600.
MckEEVER & GOSS.
1905 Eye ST. Main 1852
Park View.
Modern little home conveniently located. two
stories and basement. six rooms and ba tn:
front porch. electric lights, etc; lot 100 feet
deep: alley. Price only $500 for quick sale.
MckEEVER & GOSS,
1908 Eye ST. Main 4I52.
PetWorth.
Semi detached home in best section Of Pet
worth; contains six rooms and bath and recep-
tion hall; all modern improvements; electric
lights, steam heat: beautifully vanished floors:
newly papered; stationary wash trays. Priced
at 81 500: worth 5000. Small cash payment.
R g. GOSS,
Main 4752.
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LLIAM S. PHILLIPS
1909 New York Ave- NV.
- Phone Main Q2

GEORGETOWN
A 7-roorn and bath 2-story brick resi-
denee lot f20 feet deep to alley /;
hardwood floors; large back yard: two
porches back. upper and lower. House
just neHiy painted. and new roof. Can
. be seen. At, any. time. Immediate posses
sion. Price, $500, on very reasonable
termA.
MT. PLEASANT. ~
A 7.room and hath 2-sto,y brick resi-
dehee on lot to paved alley; h.-w.h..
praetiealiy new, and in excellent con con-
fitisn. Price, $11 600, on convenient
terms Of purchase.
NORTH COLUMBIA
TwS-st6k1 8-room- and bath brick resi-
dence: 20 feet vide; lot no feet deep
TO paved, alley: simple garage room: fur
mace 'htAt and gas light Immediate
possession. and In fine condition. Price
$7,260. Convenient terms can be ar
ranged.
CHEVY CHASE, Nd
:, ~ Big .10.room and tile bath frame resi-
dtnea. A.-w.h.; electricity and gas; large
=: yer4nda;. eellsr,: attic and garage; lot
50x1S. with laNn. shade trees and
howffs, And ten tons Of coal Price,
go 81. .dQ Terms.
WILLIAM S
-. 80 80, s.sa 1909 New Yo
-. Phone
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
FOR EXCHANGE.

CHOICE SOUTHWEST. n. C. BuIIDTNG
sites. clear for improved property or second
trust paper. L. W. BRIGGS. Munsey bldg
Main 1914
WILL EXCHANGE FOR SNAIL DWELLING
in convenient location In Washington. good
77-acre farm. just Off Washington boulevard
near Laurel. Md. Good land. fine dwelling and
good stable and outbldgs. Act quickly.
CHARLES II. STANLEY.
Tel. 119-Res. 39-M. Laurel. Md.
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POTOMAC st1tIf,HTS

The most beautiful subdivision in the Dis
trct Of Columbia. An ideal place to live
0verlOoks the Potomac river and also facrs
the Conduit road for one mile. Beautiful roll
ing and very fertile ground Buy now and
build later. Land prices will advance and ma
terial come down. We have some pretty
home sites. $3.50 to 81 $50. Easy terms Water
sewer. good car service. Take Cabin John car
get OF at Jewett st. and see ". +. JACKSON.
owner. 1924 Conduit road. Cieve. 4s3. s. r.
DORSE1T. owner. 1504 II Il. W. Main .GO0
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;: '~e,t':: SHANNON
713l4th St. NV.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
s+.s S14,0OO.
OF one II Mount Pleasant's most desirable
stssits: ,Aext to T. new $4,000 home; 5-story
brick Of II rooms and . baths. double back
porchkS: bpaee for gar1Ee: electricity; steam
heat: hArdHund foors and trim.
- NORTHEAST.
- $4,000.
A larse ;hAndsonne semi-detached brick house
on A street near Sd. There are 10 rooms and
2 baths. @ith hardwood floors and trim, and
in very g96d cohdfri6n; space for garage But
81 500 cash ID necessary for immediate posses
BETHESDA, MD.
:, ;. $500.
A new bungalow Of rooms and bath: cleo
5oIl5o. This Is 4 model for suburban pur-
chase. -,
CHEVY CHASE.
$1,000.
The owner, offers this thoroughly satisfsr-
tory home At q very reasonable figure. The
house II. sAnni.defached and has rooms and
bath 7garake; el4rtrieity: hot-water heat; front
porch: lot 65x140.
= -.s- - AZ SHANNON
+ z13 l4th St. NV.
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WANTED-LoTs

TO PURCHASE, SUITABLE FOR HOME
apartment or business; alsb acreage: mail full
PARTICULARS. e. ". BRIGGS. Munsey bldg.
Evening star., 1920-11-18

BEST BUY on the best street
in northwest-just off 18th ST.;
1881 to 134l Taylor st. NV.
E. and 8 large rooms, double
floors, h.w.h., elec. lights, large
attic, cement porches, extra large
sleeping porches, deep lot to
wide alley. Sold on very easy
terms. Open and lighted daily
and Sundays until 8 pm.
Built, Owned and for Sale by
THOMAS A. JAMESON,
oO6 n. Y. Ave. NV.
Main 5526.
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z13 18th St. NV.

CATHEDRAL, AVE, NEAR CONNECTICUT
ave.-8 roon6S and 2 baths; hot water heat;
vide frontage; room for garage; possession.
Riverdaie. .Md.-s rooms and bath. hot-wat ter
heat .Alecty3ity and gas; on corner lot 00xl0O.
a haigain at $3.50, with N,5oo cash. balance
~ CLAUDE WARREN.
Main ,a534. - 1410 h st. NV
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BIG BARGAINS.
sol to 5l7 Kentucky Ave. Sc.
E rooms and bath, gas and elec.
lights; extra large porches; deep
lot to paved alley. Very easy
terms. Opened and lighted daily
and Sundays until 8 pm.
Built, Owned and for Sale by
THOMAS A. JAMESON,
oO6 N. Y. Ave. NV.
Main 5526
Evening star., 1920-11-18

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION. TERMS.
Quincy place. n.w.-$J. J.25Q-Bick 6 rooms
bath, hot-a.r heat; near y. Capitol and Fla
ave. car lines. -"
~ CHAs. S. sHREvE, Sole Agent,
-. u.->- 100a .7th 1t. NV
Evening star., 1920-11-18

HOW TO BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD IN
Nasa9rhusetts Avenue Heights on 5000 cash
and IS per month. See ALLAN W GLIB
SON. 621 18th st. NV.
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.MIDDAUGH
y SHANNON
ADDITION,
BROOkLAND.

Forty Acres under development. Differently
desit1ed and siaed detached homes. with wide.
deep ,lots finished and under construction at
all tihes.- =
TERMS: fs5,7 Sp7-
The SAme terms of purchase which for TWEEN
ty years hare ssprDsen successful to our two
thousand home buyers.
Broklasd ear to 18th and Michigan avenue.
fBInker Hill road). Exhibit ana 18th ST.,
open from q to ..
Owned eon&trrcted and for sale by
NIDDAUGH 4 SHANNON,
Incorporated, established 1s99
Suite 1859 Woodward bldg. 18th and II sts
:So Place Like Home; No Home Like Ours ~
Evening star., 1920-11-18

WISCONSIN AVE-
Near Naval Observatory; a 7-room and
bath frame residence on a big lot 5nx
212217 feet, to 15-ft alley: h.-W.h; cleo
tric lights; double pebble dash garage;
sleeping porch; large front porch; hard
wood floors; open fireplace; servant s
room and toilet in cellar; slate roof and
in good condition. Price. $13 800, on
> convenient terms.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
An S-room and reception hall (3 baths,
brick residence on q deep lot TO alley:
n. VIII, electric lights: in excellent con
dition. Price, 81. s75. on convenient
terms to responsible purchaser.
.PETWORTH-
A home in perfect condition and thor.
ouGhly modern; rooms and bath:
' 'h-wh.. electric lights: garage for on.
car. and can be bought furnished or nm
+. furnished. Price unfurnished, 81 $50. on
easy terms
SAUL'S ADDITION
"A detached 7-room a bedrooms, brick
oungalow-type: hath and extra layatory:
lot 50xl5O feet; h.-wh.. electric lights:
hardwood floors; large closets: beamed-
reiling dining and living room; vea ther.
stripped throughout. This home il in
Al coalition. Price. $14,50O. on easy
= P II 1 L L IP S,
rk Ave. NV. ,-. .
Main Q2
Evening star., 1920-11-18

NO. 136 ~" ST. NV.
Bloomingdale Residence.
Buy this house and eat your
Thanksgiving dinner in your
own Home.
Unusual opportunity 10. shrewd buyer to
pick up modern si1r brick dwelling In
a most desirable residence srction Of Washing.
tom, convenient to Mcmillan Park, Soldiers
Home and Trinity College.
No annoying delays. no expensive litigations;
you get immediate possession.
Phone Main 92oS5 or call in ONCE for key to
inspect the property. Delays are dsappoint-
ing. Act today.
WIN. P. NORMOYLE,
810"F" ST. NV. -
IN THE HEART OF wAsHISGTOS'S MOST
exclusive residential section; newly painted aud
decorated; 10 rooms. bath. frst door kltcheu
on 10Th street near Dupont Circle. This house
is now vacant and is well worth investisating
Price and terms will interest you .
PEGGY Il. RUSSELL CO.,
Exclusive Agents,
9th and New York ave. nv
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Chevy Chase Home 4 Farm Co

We have some splcndidIy located dwellings
in Chevy Chase ut very reasonable price
ranging from s12.0O0 TO $4,000. VIII close
out several new. houses to rooms At pleas
ing prices. in Md. and ID. {. Drive out and
let show you y0ur future home. CHEVY
CHASE HOME & FARM co.. 5516 Connecticut
ave-. Chevy Chase. d c. Cleveland 1897.
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$50. THE HOME OF HOMES.
Tel. NJ. 434O 14O6 H St. NV.
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ON R. /. AVE. NEAR 1sr ST. NV: .
2-story, 7-room and bath brick resldenee: bot
water heat, electric light coaooisi front porch.
Price. 81. $50.
A. C. HOCGHrOy 4 co.. 1916 81 st- nv.
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FOR SALE-LOTS.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE.

WOODBRIDGE. n. G.
New, s rooms, all improvements.
Garage. Large lot.
Only $3.50. $1,000 cash.
Balance. 500 per month.
- +. a. LINGER. 237T r. I. are
Evening star., 1920-07-11

AUTOMOBILES WANTED.
WILL EXCHANGE high 9rade cabin cruiser
for automobile; give complets description Of
car. Address Box 113-E Star ONCE.
FORD or Dodge b-pass. touring. 1919 model;
must be in frst-class condition. vasil Steam
Systems Co., 31l Wash. Loan and Trust bldg .
WILL EXCHANGE Ford roadster for touring;
old model preferred. b48 Columbia I'd. NV.
WE WILL REPAIR and sell your car; expert
repair and sales service; write and representa-
tive will call. Address BOZ l6e-D, star once.
FORD TOURING, late nesei; denoantabls
rims Give details and lowest cash price,
Phone West 2as7. or s1o 23Pd st,
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FOR SAIE-aARAGES.

WE BUILD GARAGES OF THE BErTEn
J class metal brick frame or reinforced conclete.
| " 7. h. BIEN. Inc. Office Bis 11th st. Lay
| phone only. Col. 681O
The Washington herald., 1920-02-22
Crippled Gallaudet Tossers
Defeat George Washington

Gallaudet College won over George
Washington University at Kendall
Green last night by so to "a, in
one of the fastest games of the
season. This ties up the two quints
for the seasons play, and as there
is no league this year, the series
will remain undecided. The Ken
dali Greeners started off like cham
pions and all during the first ses-
sion it looked as though they would
swamp the Hatchetites.
Gallaudet was without the sery-
ices of their two star performers RS
Bouchard and Downes, but were
able to pull victory out of the fire
in the last few minutes of play.
The Hatchetites were the first to
score on a shot by Hatcher. hut
Baynes was left loose under the
basket and scored an easy chance.
From that time on the first ses-
sion was never in doubt as the
Kendall Greeners simply played
rings around the downtowners, the
half ending, 10 to ..
The Washington herald., 1920-02-22
NEW ORLEANS RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-John S. Reardon,
ia (kelsey), to 1, 2 to 1, to s.;
Cointreau, 10S (Ambrose), to 2,
out; Blemished, 102 (Stack), 2 to s.
Time-:42 2-5. Gladys, Lady Gran
lite, Peerage, White Star and Omar
X. also ran.
SECOND RACE-The Archer, 112
Gyke), 9 to 2, Z to 8, 8 to s; Pee
cant, 107 (Coltilett), 4 to s, 2 to 5:
Heavy Weapon, 106 (Rodriguez),
to 1. Time-1:16. Blue Jeans,
Boher-na-Breena, Copyright. Day of
Star, Challenger, Cortland and Dinty
Moore also ran.
THIRD RACE - Bringhurst, 9s
dyke), to 1,.2 to 1, even; The
lux, 103 (Rodriguez), s to 3, even;
Portlight, 1O3 (Mooney). 7 to 10.
Time-1:0S 3-5. Subahdar, Bon
Tromp, By Heck and Opportunity
also ran.
FOURTH RACE-American Ace,
11S (Garner). 13 to 10. 2 to s, out;
Charles Leydecker, 10s (Rodriguez).
l to 2. out; Kings Champion. 9S
(Judge), out. Time-1:15 as. Twin
also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Honolulu Boy, 100
(Wida), to 1, 2 to 1, 4 to s; Omond.
1oS (Thurber), 4 to l, s to 8; Bond
age, lis (Rodriguez), 2 to 5. Time
1:4s 2-5. Simpleton, Lazy Lou, Tail
or Made and Piedra also ran.
SIXTH RACE - Prospector, ia
Gyke), to 1, 2to 1, even; The
Belgian II, 1o6 (Pierce), even, to q:
Speedster. 112 (Rodriguez). to 1.
Time-1:47 As. Jim Hastings,
Water Willow, Tantalus. Antoinette,
Sun God, Sans Peur II and wads-
worth's Last also ran.
SEVENTH RACE-Goldcrest Boy,
los (Valler), . to ], even, 1 to 2;
Bubbling Louder. 1O7 (Rodriguez),
3 to 1. 8 to 2; Prunes. 104 (Rich-
creek). 3 to 2. Time-2:03. Capital
City, Puts and Calls, ]. c. Stone,
Deckmate and Tanlac also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-22
oUlleR Aa0&kR
@@=SSTSxD1#=

SnOb, Naomi Walton, Shasta, Bacca-
rat and Theodore Fair also ran.
THIRD RACE-Encore. lO9 Gar
mody). to 2. even, 1 to 2: Lamp
Post, 100 Howard), 6 to 1, 3 to 1 (:
Prince Bonero, 109 Hunt), s to S.
Time--1:li As. Drusilla, Sophie X,
Magic Mirror. Top Rung. Bella Will
ford and Homan also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Bars and Stars,
112 "a. Collins). 5 to /. to 1, even /;
Unwise Child, 1O7 CCarmody), 5 to 2,
6 to s; Delaney. 112 (Corey). 1 to 5.
Time-1:0S 3-5. Hatrack. Honest
George. Lenshen's Pride, Hasty Cora.
LltholiCk and Whippoorwill also
ran.
FIFTH RACE-Srocco, 103 CDick-
ens). even. l to .. out; The Trump,
1O1 (Carmody). Z to 5. out: Ruby, 9S
(Barnes), out. Time-1.O7 As. The
Blue Duke and Skues Knob also
ran.
SIXTH RACE-Gordon Russell.
ia (Carmody), 9 to l. 5 to 3, 6 to 5 +:
John Jr., los (Howard). to s, l to
.; Enos. los (Barnes), to l. Time
lib Is. Golden Chance, Mike
Dixon. Drifield and Avion also ran.
SEVENTH RACE - Misericorde.
JOY (Collins), 3 to /. 6 to 5. 3 to 5.
Miss Sweep. 112 (Crump), 3 to /, s
to D: Legacy, 112 Murray. to 4.
Time-1:46. Slippery Silver, Little
Cote, Ralph S. and Beverly James
also ran.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-22
GALLAUDET TRIMS MISUNDERSTANDING DEFEATS ST. 10
St. Johns of Brooklyn Beaten
By Catholic University Fiue

Catholic University basketball
fve added another victory to its
credit when they defeated the fast
st. John quint last night in the
C. U. Gym, at Brookland. 46 to 30.
The locals drew first blood when
Dunn dropped one through from
the center Of the floor. while Kelly.
a new player on the team. regis
tered another goal from theNsame
position. The half ended IS to II
in favor OF the Red and Black.
After the intermission the New
York lads came back with a burst
Of speed that set the c. U. men
guessing for a while, getting three
goals in rapid order. Then Glass
cott started the ball rolling for the
local collegiates, caging the ball
from mid-floor.
Dunn followed with three more
putting the Brooklanders In the
lead by two points. In the last six
minutes of play the c. U. men regis
tered seven goals from the floor
to st. Johns three. Dunn's shoot
ing and the guarding of Glasscott
featured the contest. Summary:
The Washington herald., 1920-02-22

the side lines watching us PLAY. The
people lined the banks or stood on
the side lines watchi1a- rs .r..
rs could play the game on skates
We were all warm. a. .uu -..
d, all you had TO do WAS skate
er to the other side a. the river.
ld you were in kcntGrky. just
estate and yuu were taken care
4. When you slJat'd In... z.r
were ready not only 20 plan. I.t
hight Great times then. and when
some one asked mo if wanted ~ -...
out, II made me laugh. You know
we could not get enough Of BAH in
the summer when We played on the
ice in the winter.
(To he continuedD
The Washington herald., 1920-02-22
VETERANS TO RETAIN
BASEBALL EQUIPMENT

Baseball bats and gloves quali-
fed to carry one. two and three
gold chevrons for service in Europe
will undoubtedly be trotted out on
push league and tin can lots this
Spring when the baseball season
opens. because of a decision made
yesterday by william ]. Mulligan,
chairman of the Knights of Column
bus committee on war activities.
The X. of c. director announced
that every piece of athletic equip
ment salvaged by Homecoming
units of the A. f. +. automatically
became the personal property OF the
veterans who brought them home.
More than 500. 900 worth of prop
erty came back to this country In
the custody of naval ships. trans
ports and regiments. Demobilized
supply sergeants have been writ
ing to Mr.. Mulligan regarding what
disposition they ought to make OF
such materials His reply has been
that the Casey organization
wants all Of the men to keep the
equipment.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-22
JUNIOR LEAGUE TO
HOLD BIG MEETING

The Junior League held its meet
ing at The Herald yesterday after
noon with seven clus represented.
Those who made applications were
Trinity A. c., Mount Rainier A. c.,
Bloomingdale, Washington Juniors,
Elliott A. c., Hyattsville A. C. and
Young Judean Club.
AS so many applications were re-
ceived by phone asking II It would
be possible to join the league It
was decided to postpone the meet
ing until next Wednesday, Feb
ruary 25. The meeting will be held
at the Sporting Editors office of
The Herald at p. m.
The different clubs who telephoned
and those who can comply with the
requirements not to exceed Is years
OF age and not to weigh over los
pounds are invited. At this meet
ing it will be decided upon what
clubs will represent the organiza-
tion. officials will be elected and
arrangements to open the season
will all be completed.
The Washington herald., 1920-02-22

Onico and Pigeon have the balance
between them. Swell Sport colors in
the third.
Tut is the whispered good thing in
the days opener. Personally. 1 doubt
IL there ever was a good thing in a
baby race. however, this baby" is
one Of the improving sort and most
likely will look the judges in the
peeper. No Fooling is a sleeper
Voorin will find the going at Jefferson
more to his liking.
NJ. Burt Thurman should romp of
with the winners portion OF the purse
in the second He is cherry ripe and
the Kentuckians are set in the works.
Little Maudie car beat The Gallant.
Troitus must be given a chance in
the fourth despite the fact that there
are several supposed speed maryels
scheduled to come to life. One OF the
latter is Ed Stone, another is Assume.
It's a tough race.
Bar One should cop the juicy end
The Washington herald., 1920-02-22
ST. JOHNS TO OPLAY
GALLAUDET TOSSERS

Gallaudet College will stage a holI-
day contest tomorrow night at Ken
dali Green. having arranged with the
st. Johns quint of Brooklyn to re-
main over for the game. The st.
Johns boys are anxious to return
home with one scalp to their belt and
think that they have q chance to
land from the Buff and Blue quint.
If the Kendall Greeners can put up
as good q contest as they played in
the first period of the George Wash
ington match the Brooklynites will
go back minus a win against the
teams in the South Atlantic section.