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New-York tribune., 1920-09-26
Ohio Stadium Eventually
To Seat $4,000 Persons

COLUMBUS. Ohio, Sept. 25.-The
present Ohio Field at Ohio State Uni
versity, although enlarged this year to
seat approximately $4,000, when tempo
rary bleachers are used at both ends of
the playing field, is one of the smallest
playing fields in the Western Confer
ence. In fact, it is smaller than that of
any Of the he>universities Ohio State plays
THIS fall, with the exception Of Purdue.
pleted it will seat SO, 900 persons. which
will make it the largest in the Western
Conference, and it is not likely that in
few years the university will outgrow
its quarters as other Big Ten Colleges
are sure to do in o short time.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-26
Commercial I'll. S. Soccer
Team Iriumphs by 2 to l

The Commercial High School soccer
team made it two straight in the P. S.
A. l.. Championship series yesterday by
defeating Manual Training by the score
Of goals to at the Brooklyn Athletic
lield. At half time the Commercials
led by to 0. Rosenzweig, inside left,
tailed frst off a pass by Witkowski
atteen minutes from the start.
Near half time Bloch negotiated a
clean shot from twenty yards out.
Sapan, who substituted for simenitti
at outside left in the Manual Training
line-up when the latter was hurt in the
second half, shot Manuals only goal
near the close Of the game.
The line-uD.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-26
Oarsnen to Raise $l,5OO
For Gold Cup to Kelly

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 25.- The
schuykill Navy decided at a meeting
here to raise by popular subscription
among the oarsmen of the city $1,000 to
buy a Philadelphia challenge cup, en-
blematic Of the worlds championship
IN single sculls, which will be pre-
sented to John B. Kelly, of the Yes
pers, B. c., in recognition Of his achieve
ment in winning the single sculls race
at the Olympic regatta in Brussels. It
Will be perpetual trophy Of gold.
which Kelly will be required to de-
fend any time any qualified oarsmcn
challenge him.
A committee was appointed to ar
range for dinner and presentation
or suitable trophies to the local con-
affair will take place probably in No
vember
New-York tribune., 1920-09-26
Notre Dame Works Hard
For West Point Came

NOTRE DAME, Ind, Sept. 25.-
Coach Rockne, after a week Of welding
a football machine, is bemoaning the
fact that he has only one real hard
game-Nebraska at Lincoln--before he
leads his squad East on October 80 to
face West Point. 1t was the Army who
caused the most trouble Of any opponent
in 1919.
This years team will be light and
fast. There are many requirements to
be made in both the line and the back
field. The presence of number Of
promising candidates rom last years
freshman team looks like a saving fea-
ture Of the available material. Captain
Frank Coughiin, veteran of the 1915
and 1919 teams, is the mainstay in thb
line
New-York tribune., 1920-09-26
Tennis League for Detroit
INDIVIDUAL BATTING

DETROIT, Mich, Sept. 25.-In an ef-
fort to develop 8 greater number OF
first-claas tennis players in this city q
tennis club has been formed composed
Of representatives from six industrial
plants and four local high hools,
New-York tribune., 1920-09-26
California Loses Merchant

BERKLEY. Cal, Sept. 25.-Jack Mer.
chant, member Of the Olympic weight
throwing team. has announced that he
will not return to the University Of
California to complete his studies
When his trip abroad Is ended he in.
tends to compete under the colors OF
the Olympic Club of San Francisco,
New-York tribune., 1920-09-26
Japanese Ball Team Comine

CHICAGO. Sept. 2s.--Professor Mer-
rifeid. who piloted the University Of
Chicago baseball team through Japan,
has received word from the Orient that
the Waseda University baseball team
is getting ready for q trip across the
Cnited States. The Japanese hope to
play the biggest college teams in. the
New-York tribune., 1920-09-26

CAMBRIDGE. Mass. Sept. 25.-Har-
wards cross-country team will be
coached this fall by William Donovan,
track coach and football trainer. Fall
Edward Farrell, who has been CROSSE
country coach for three years. Lack
of candidates Is said to haveseaused the
consolidation Of the two poaitiones
New-York tribune., 1920-09-26
Carey Leads Base Stealers

Max Carey, of the Pirates, continues
showing the way along the base pssnss
with forty-eight stolen bases. WHY
Burleigh Grimes, of the Dodgers, heios
the honor position among the twirlsss ]
feats. for pitching percentage Of .ssa
New-York tribune., 1920-09-26
Richmond Eleven Rallies
For Victory Near End

After no-scoring fret period Rich
mond Hill soccers struck their stride in
the second half with Stuyvesant at
Crotona Park yesterday and won out by
2 goals to 0.
Tho ipoup.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-26
Tumney Out for TX, O.

Gene Tunney, A. e. F. lightweight
champion, and Paul Sampson, Of Har-
lem. are on edge for their tweive-round
bout as the Arsuory A. A., Jersey City,
tomorrow night. TunnAy expacta 10
send Sampson to siumherisnd.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-26
Alex the Great Repeats

Grover Alexander, of the Cubs, is "
first hurler in the Heydler circuit 81
reap twenty-five pitching vieserass
Alex eopped his twenty-ffth -eoneNs
September go. IS q
New-York tribune., 1920-09-26
Br0nse Bust OF Kramer
To Be Placed in Park

last ORANGE, N. j., Sept. 25.-:
AA A bust of Frank L. Kramer,
seventeen times national cycling
champion, is being modelled in clay
by Vuk Vutchinitee, of Montenegro,
at the home of Alden Freeman,
donor of 100000 city playground
and athletic field. The bust will be
cast in bronze and placed on
pedestal in the field at Freeman's
expense.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-26
(Sj SjGSP!QPT]LIG;H!1' J! ]! :; 7
&I @ Gantzaf1d Rice

pcct to be beaten four years from by little
countries such as Sweden and Finland. Indeed we
were beaten this year far first place honors were
concerned. hope our newspapers not misled
by the total in points. Finland country of 5000 600
Inhabitants, the marathon, 'cross-country javen
throw, 10 kometers, shot put, discus throw So that
for individual wins Finland had six and we had five
the 100 meters 200 meters, 400 hurdles pole vault and
high jump, the hammer throw being weight event
Notice that in the running races we won but three
individual events. leading French sporting journal
says 1.-The athletic prestige of the United States has
been very much lowered at Antwerp Is this realized
at home? BY ONE WHO WAS THERE
Chauny Asne, September.
Evidently this hasn't been realized over here for
the general impression to be that we won every
thing The mere fact that Finland, with her 5000 oo0
six frss in field events against our five frsts with
10000 900 to draw FROM quite enough to show that
Uncle Sam has his work cut out for the next stand
Onside Kicks
Many in this existence has the strength to
break through if he only had the knack of picking the
proper opening to attack.
In either football life one tumble can offset five
fine plays.
Shows You Should See
Babe" Ruth in "The Bat"
Wilbert Robinson in "The Guest of Honor"
Jack Dempsey in "The Bad Man."
Miller Higgins in "Call the Doctor"
Casey, Trimble Harley and Rogers are gone-but
in the meanwhile keep your focus adjusted on young
man named Way, from Penn State, and another young
man, nared Oss, from Minnesota if you are interested
in All-Amercan view.
Man O War, Babe Ruth, Jack Dempsey Has
Dame Nature suddenly decided build up new world
kingdom of greater power in place of the more or less
etfee collection she has used until this trio stepped
forth?
Carpenter was panned when over here before for
not fighting and when he returned thew wouldn't let
him fight. Yet we grow peevish at times because we
don't understand the philosophy of other countries and
think of their domes in terms of pure concrete On
this side of the fence you blame the French fighter
New-York tribune., 1920-09-26
Thrice Hailing Them DODGERS

V
Shades Of Keeler and Kelley and Sheckard,
Jennings, Kennedy, Dahlen and Jones,
Not to drag up ancient record
Not to rattle ong-vanished bones;
Shades of Casey and Dunn and Farrell
Looming up aoith the rap again.,
Hat to the ctnk IN the Ebbets burrel-
Brooklyn's back the map again!
Shades of Anderson and Mcclure,
Daily, Hughes and the oldtiane bunch.
Ghosts haze risen from balldon,'s Tn.e,
Here comes Nimeveh acith the punch;
Who acas it spoke of the Phpmir ashes
Rising up IN the gap again?
Here they 1vith the hits and suashos-
Brooklyn's back the map again!
Chant, ye bugs, to the Cubs and Giants,
Slip the Pirates ringing cheer;
Howl your praise of the Indians SCIENCE
On acith the Sockian chanticleer!
Then, torn loose from her ancient thratdom
Here, 'ohere the ghost flags flap again,
One mad roar to the gods of balldom-
Brooklyns back the map again.!
We have it from straight inside source that wher
asked who had the better chance win the next ort
series Manager Wilbert Robinson confessed that il
Cooked like Brooklyn"
New-York tribune., 1920-09-26
Carrying On

In 1914 and in 1919 Boston and Cincinnati lifted
the National League from the miro of the bosky dell
But from 1910 to 1920 out of the ten world series
championships played these the only two National
League conquests. The other eight belong to Pha-
delphia Boston and Chicago of the American League
Brooklyn now faces the job of carrying on-or
picking up--approximstey where the Reds left off,
The National League in 1909, 1914 and 1919
Or every fifth year. If this status is kept up the
next National League victory won't arrive until 1924
But we can recall no foreordnation from fate that
makes any such interval compulsory Your Uncle
Robby has quite bit of ammunition to fire. and it is
reported that he will both barrels
The Other Side of Ii
Dear Sir: The results at Antwerp will awaken /
trust the United States to the necessity of trainnp
greater number of young athletes for the next Olvm
pic. If not, we have hit the toboggan and should ex
New-York tribune., 1920-09-26
Position. R'mond II. (2)
Donovan Coaches Hara.iers

Rcferee--Mr. Cotton. Lineemen-Jones
and Levy. Goals---Rogers, Beuhle, Rich
mond Hill. Time-Halves Of 30 minutes.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-26
Practically Decided
Final International
League Averages
For 1920 Season
CLUB BATTING
INDIVIDUAL BATTING

Three tie games were played. Baltimore
engaging in two and Akron, Buffalo, Read
ins and Syracuse one tie apiece.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-26
British Soccer Results

LONDON, Sept. 25.-League football
games played this afternoon resulted
as follows:
New-York tribune., 1920-09-26

'Aearn Ia how to drive @ car. Consult tine
Ser select list OF automobile schooiv.-oAdvs..
New-York tribune., 1920-09-26

Man O. War, "Babe" Ruth Jack Dempsey Has
Dame Nature suddenly decided to build up new world
kingdom OF greater power in place of the
eHete collection she has used until this trio stepped
forth?
New-York tribune., 1920-09-26

Casey, Trimble, Harley and Rogers are gone-bu
in the meanwhile keep your focus adjusted on youn,
man named Way, from Penn. State, and another youn
man. nsed Oss, from Minnesota, if you interested
in ALI American view
Evening star., 1920-01-17
FOR sALE-HQUSES
Continued.

Corner Near 10th and S SITS.
Very attractive and we'll built three
story and cellar brick: twelve rooms. two
baths. hot water heat. electric light. hard
wood floors; good lot to alley: room for
garage: choice location. and II good buy
at s2:. 500.
New Corner Home-Southeast
Eish. rooms. bath, hot water heat. eles.
and sleeping porch: lot 30 #. by 80 IT.
to paved alley: Room for garage.
Near 10th and Wyoming Ave.
rooms' @ , three Baths. Ao many % new Ni features s
and conveniences. hot-water heat. electric
light. gas. hardwood floors. front and rear
oSs mm.te f0r pos.ssson sws sar' Price,
Takoma Park.
Beautiful all-modern bungalow, seven
rooms. bath. hof.water heat. electric
lights. hardwood 6oors. sleeping porch,
lot. Owner leaving town and will give
possession a once. A good buy for 50. $50.
Attractive terms.
Saul's Addition.
Detached: every modern convenience:
lncIu0inR nOt.w4tef neat, electric ana
gas light glass inclosed sleeping porch.
screens. awnings. metal weatherstrip. Lot
40x10O. Fruit, berries. etc. Plenty
for garage; possession. Price. $500
East Capitol Street.
An opportunity to buy an eight-room.
bath. all l-modern house. facing Lincoln
Park. at a very reasonable figure. immc-
diate possession. Price, 5000.
Sixth Street Northeast.
Two-famiiy fat, Eve rooms. bath on first
steam heat: plenty Of room for garage;
car lines. Price, 81, 500.
a Irving St. Near 14th.
Desirable 3-story brick. containing
rooms. = baths; steam heat; electric light;
gas; hardwood floors; first class condition.
Price only $l0.50O. Immediate posses
sion
Beautiful Detached Home
10000 FEET OF GROUND.
Close to Rock Greek Park and 18th st.
NV: 10 large rooms; electric light; gas:
hot-water heat; screened breakfast porch:
open hreplaces: metal weatherstrip:
screens and awnings: slate roof: built
under owners personal supervision an
attractive home in attractive loca-
tion. Price. SEQ Possession.
Evening star., 1920-01-17
FOR SALE BY OWNER.

8 rooms. 2 baths 1.-TWO doors and at
ticl: hot.water heat; electric lights;
oak noors throughout: inclosed sleep.
ins porch and breakfast porch; built
in garage; width Of house about 30
feet; semi-detached. light tapestry
brick; nearly new and In perfect con-
dition. Vacant. Price, SIS. 800. Terms.
Can be seen any time. Call at 1915
Kenyon street Tor keys. ~
Evening star., 1920-01-17
BOSS & PHELPS, INC,
Telephone Main 1910.

FOR SALE-price. $1l500, Z popular
northwest location and plan Of house
In greut demand; two'Etory eight
room house. "a feet wide: large. bright
rooms: hot-wuter heat; electric lights:
parquet decrs, und q garage. The whole
property IL In perfect condition. Pos
session given.
FOR sAI.E-Priee. $4,000, semi de-
there are eight big rooms Ton two fioors):
two large bathrooms living roon, with
open fireplace; the house heated with
hot water. having electric lights. hard
WOOD floors throughput and large brick
garage In keeping with the house.
FOR SALE-P,ice. SIS. 500. in ut. Pleas.
ant west Of 18th street-vacant and in
beautiful condition: an unusual home to
be Tor sale: Q corner house on a lot
about 80 feet wide; two stories and at
tic. osntrsi-hall plan; there IL hot.vater
heat. electric lights. hardwood floors,
large porches and dreproof garage.
FOR sAI4E--Price, 80. T5O, convenient to
18th and Park road Of unusual con-
structiop: three story brick house hav-
ing ten rooms AID bath, heated with
hot water. huvtOg electric lights. open
hreplaces and very large sleeping
porch. This house is complete In every
respect. In perfect condition, can b. IN
speeted at any time and possession
given.
Evening star., 1920-01-17
FOR sALE-H0UsES
CatinHeA
Detached Corner.

Detached Corner.
In A very desirable residential sectio1
northwest Near cars i"o-sS> ~
basement brick. four be1roo"s' n,,;,t.in % ~.
sleeping porch All modern. hu.-n
rage: very attractive. Built aoou. one
ycsr ago immediate possession. Price.
$1,000.
Near 18th and Belmont SITS.
A very desirable four story briek. .wni.e
stone trimmings. ten rooms; un,% oa 49,,
and trim Seven bedrooms: very ATTRACTIVE
interior and exterior. Extra large LOT 10
wide alley. bargain at sl.'o". i"-
mediate possession.
Near 18th St. and Columbia Rd.
Three story pressed brick; nine rooms: rooms:
oak floors. A good buy as q home or in
vcstment. Price, $4,000. oher.
Well Located Northeast.
Beautiful two-storJ brick and stone
residence. six rooms modern bath; good
lot to an alley: conveniently located; % near
two car lines; possession ff'ce' S'"'''
Near 18th and n. II. Ave.
Two-story hrick. six rooms: reception
nail, D0tn. nOt-WatcE usdt.
and trim: newly pspered and painted and
in first class condition. Vacant Prce.
$500.
Centrally Located.
Two-story and cellar brick. eight rooms.
two baths; good heating plant; excep.
tionally we'll bniIt: very attractive; rod
lot to vide alley. Price. 1880; $500
cash. balance monthly.
18th St. Near Harvard.
A very desirable l0-room. tile bath
house. electric light. furnace heat. large
front porch. double rear porrhes. fullsize
basement with servants toilet; extra large
lot to paved alley; room for garage: con-
venient to cars and only three blocks to
Central High School. A bargain At $3.50.
Posse Ssion.
Cleveland Park.
Modern. o rooms. reception hall
baths buffers pantry. incloscd refrix-
orator room. heated breakfast pesch. open
Ar~p1aces. large. cheerful rooms: good
lot TO paved alley; double garage; imme-
diate possession. Price. $4,000.
New-Corner on Heights.
Never occupied: rooms. tile bath:
vapor heat: electric light gas; oak floors:
sleeping porch; laundry trays: double gu
rage. Price, $13, 500.
Evening star., 1920-01-17
WANTED TO BUY.
Continued.


HAVE A CLIENT DESIRING EIGHT To Ten
room house. good northwest location. pric'
from $1,000 to xio. 900: good cash payment. II
YOURS il for sale phone m" at once. EDGAR
4. MILLER. I4l2 q NV. Main 3sus.
HOME OWNERS.
We have daily inquiries from buyers for
homes. We would appreciate list OF youT
property for sale
McLACHLEN BANNING CoRPoRATioN,
Real Estate Department topen tin p.ni.i.
Corner 10th and q Main 49,
WILL RI-Y ) OR 4 ROOM HOUSE oH III
gnIow; modern: city or suburban: loi over
81 900. Can pay si.59 cash. Address Ros
3p1 NJ, Star Office IL
wANTED-T0 Rt-Y FROM 0WHER, & or :
house in southeast: give best casa prics
X. PEDEN, 1876 Galrn 81. Sc. is
ROOMS VICINITY or 18th AND NJ OR
downtown northwest section. Phone ME-.
OBRlEN. Main 313
SMALL. HOUSE WITH RATH, NV. SEC
tion: desirable neichborlood. Phone ". 1854
32.1 Prospect ave. NV. L.
ATTENTION OF OWNERS OF REAL ESTATE
who want to sell quickly and without trouhl
do 10y setting price at which can
resell at a fair margin. II you have prooo-
siton that is interesting. submit il 10y al
dressing City Post Office Box 1910. IL
WISH TO LOCATE IN THE CITY AND
want 5 room house in any good section
except s.w.; need not be modern IL price is
right: from So. 900 to $1,000. Call or write
particulars TO JAMES VI. PRESG RAVES. Fort
Myer Heights.
Evening star., 1920-01-17

AT sACRIFICE-ACCOUNT BUSINESS A
fine house will be sold at &18,5O0 that could
not be built for Se5, 900; II rooms. very mod
crp. light and large: on good residence street
off New Hampshire ave. a few doors; near
Dupont Circle; brick garage: very easy eondi
tions Of sale. Call North 950c, afternoons and
eYeningx OWNER l6e
Evening star., 1920-01-17

HAVE 81, 800 CASH AS INITIAL PAYMENT
in purchase Of Il or roum house in the n
section. Apply SQUARE DEAL TAILOR. 90l
L u. NV. lSs
DESIRABLE HOUSE, ABOUT on 10
rooms, In Washington Hts. tetweea 18th
and :lend and Fla. ave- end Calvert ST.; pos
session May lst: will buy the that sufs
best; under $4,000; all cash. Address Box
Tsp. Star ONCE.
WILL PAY CASH FOR OR ROOM HOUSE
in good section Of BE. or NV. list imme-
diatety.
Main 1901. DAVID Z. BARRY. 1907 II st.
5 OR 10 ROOM MODERN ROUSE IN DE-
sIRABLE northwest PRESIDENTIAL section; prefer
aear Nit. Pleasant or 18th 81. eer line. Can
nske good cas, payment. Address Box a9S-A,
Star office.
Evening star., 1920-01-17
FOR SALE-HoUsES
FOR sALE-H0USES
Continued.

HARRY WA D M IN.
1890 Street NV.
3 and Room Houses.
The demand for houses Of great that IT IS
almost impossible to obtain without paying xotan price
the enaketh
easonah coaaA condition
entre
eecti n fireplace ii the
They located Chevy Chase D. c. the corner OF s
and keokuk streets The sxroom houses 53o $500 ana 3l
and the eghroom houses o8 and ALA keokuk St
wilt the peus st. on . to to
bnn ,rsss on the eo.ns
At veryre
81 eco to s1'o cash ana
Of to
For o the Of
: HARRY WA R d M A N,
Sales Department.
Main 4Ioo. I43o Street NV. Main AGO
Evening star., 1920-01-17
SAUL'S ADDITION.

SAUL'S ADDITION.
Immediate possession Of a most at
trsctiye, pebbledash home 8 rooms
and bath Price, $1l 500.
WEAVER BROS.
1895 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1920-01-17
Corner on 10th St. Vacant.
S27 600. Easy Terms,

Beautiful brown brick corner Of /: rooms
and q baths, elec. It's. hot-watsr heat. Ia
splendid repair and very elsbora trly built.
Ideally arranged fot physician, having sspa-
rate entrance to reception hall and Office.
Heated garage for two cars An absolute bar.
gain. Terms to suit.
Evening star., 1920-01-17

BATES ST. NV. NEAR 2Np-o ROOMS AND
hath brick; Iatrobe heat; nice com Portable
home: usual terms; $3.50. CASH & bthGE,
1926 n. Y. ave NV.
Evening star., 1920-01-17
Vacant-Fairmont St. Mr.. 18th.
$4,000. Easy Terms.

II spacious rooms, tiled bath. elee; Its. hot; G
water hsst; newly pspered and painted
throughout; 7 bedrooms; southern exposure.
Suitable for renting as 3 small apartments
and ? single rooms. 4 besutiful home and big
revenue producer.
Evening star., 1920-01-17
OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE.
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

SOUTH, MIAMI. FI4A.-5 ACRES REa.
grapefruit. bearing second yesr: lsrse ien.e
lot: rlose 10 II. u. and big lumbar Mill. ehnrri.,
school. etc: So 500. Il. G. PERRY, 1226 II
NV. Phone franklin 1897. D
Evening star., 1920-01-17

OWN YOUR HONE
In Chevy Chase. d. c., Or on 18th 1t. NV.
Easy payment plan. Investigate this bppor.
tunity. Address Box coSA. Star Office. 33s
Evening star., 1920-01-17

IF YoU CONTEMPLATE BEING IN YOUR
BUY NOW" We are in a position to offer
q number Of "GoOD BUYS" in the best resi-.
Dental section MOUNT PLEASANT" and
ROBERT E. MITCHELL CO.,
l4O5 IRVING ST. NV.
PHONE COL. 9lo.
POSSESSION IN 80 DAYS.
Just two blocks north Of l4th and Park road
and half block Of l4th st. large Fooms and
bath; electricity: double Earase. Price. =, $50.
ROBERT E. MITCHELL CO.,
l4O5 IRVING ST. NV.
PHONE COL. 91o.
Z $l20o0O0
In Mt Pleasant near Ashmead
place overlooking Conn. Ave.
bridge. practically new, l.
room hone. strictly up to date in
every respect. Room for garage.
HARRY WARDMAN,
1880 X NV.
Evening star., 1920-01-17
1906 n St. NV,

FOR sALE-Price, $4,000. in Chevy
Chase, a little of Of Connecticut avenue
and near the Circle; possession given at
once. Large detached house; the whole
property In nDe shape; eleven rooms.
two baths. hot,wster heGt. electric
lights, large porches, You VIII miss
chance TO buy fne hone az bargain
price II you 10 not look Vt this property.
FOR SALE-Price, $4,000. west OF Co
lnmhia road ip Washington Heights;
three-story brick house Of attractive ap-
peafaRee, ten rooms, two large BATH
rooms, hot-wates heat and electric lights.
The rooms In this house are unusually
large, and we believe this Is home that
cannot fail to please you. Owner Will
give possession.
FOR SALE-Price. sea, 900. In one Of the
exclusive sections Just Oh Of Connecticut
avenue; & four-story English basement
house, unusually we'll built. having
twelve rooms. three baths, electric
lights, vspor hsst, oat floors throughout.
severai opea 6replaees and q built-ip ga
rage We do not believe this property
could be duplicated for 10000.
FOR sALE-Price, sl:.T5o. in the down
town section little on from 10Th
street; tust vacated foz the purpose OF
Immediate sale; Of Individual construc-
tion; there are ten room., TWO pstns,
hot water heat, electric lights. two large
sleeping porches.
Evening star., 1920-01-17
GARDINER & DENT, INC,
~ I4th St. NV.
Main 1884.

BUY WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE NOW
"Own Your Own Home"
The tenant, when singing Home, Sweet Home" is
serenading the landlord while "jollying himself"
Reasonable prices and easy terms still available
through this office.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
I342 New York Avenue.