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THE HOME OF HOMES,
Telephone NJ. 434o 400 II St NV

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
10. rooms, . baths. ami: possession ny o"ner'
Terms.
W. L. BULMER,
134 18th st. NV. n.w.-
NEAR 9th AND l. N.w.-FINE 3sroRi
brick sr and b.. INV. heat; 1900
Petworth-Sevrral fine houses in fet"or'h
From 1850 up to $1,000
For white or colored-Splendid 3-story ana
cellar brick near 18th and NV: SsW"'
Also for colored: splendid 3-story and cei,ar; T.
detached brick: Or. and b.. near 10th ana
NV. Bargain at $3.50. go,
Fine apartment house on T NV. near lth.
. apartments. 5r. and b. each: INV heat
wM. T. wIILETT. 1909 H NV
FOR SALE TO WHITE OR CoLoRED-s
room and bath dwelling. 1873 9th ST NV
well built: large lot to alley. This is bargain.
eos 9th st. NV. l.. J. MILLS. NJ. 4ool.
Near Dupont Circle.
rhreestory brick residence; in good oc sond,- sn
tion with nine rooms double nsSs % porCcnns; Ces;dsr
ing the location this house is bargain LOT
$1,000: attractive terms.
Only $3.50 Cash
For this FIVE room and tile bath bungalow. WIN
hot-water heat. electricity. gas and lot 3Oxloo
on good alley. This home is located in one
of Washinkton's best suburbs and only . mln-
ute6 to Treasury. Price less than SS,OU.
Brookland Bungalow.
Brown shingle bungalow with six rooms and
bath. hot-water Eeat. electricity and gas: en-
tirely screened and in good condition. including
the large sleeping porch; $500, with good
terms.
Petworth.
Brick home Of six rooms and bath. in perfect
condition, with all modern improvements. and
is being offered for sale at $1,000. with $1,000
cash. balance arranged.
The Munsey Trust Co.,
Real Estate Department.
Franklin 6O42 Evenings. North 333.
A SELECT LIST OF
BARGAINS
Evening star., 1920-10-14

FOR HOMES AND INVESTMENTS
See MAHORNEY & SULLIVAN
'"They Know Washington"
1927 Eye st. NV. Tel. Main 1921.
GOOD BUY IN BLOOMING
dale, near North Capitol and
Bryant SITS. NV. 6 rooms and
bath; deep lot to wide alley
immediate possession. For sale
by THOMAS A. JAMESON,
9O6 N. Y. ave. NV.
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A SELECT LIST OF
BARGAINS.

A Vacant House.
In good clean neighborhood. northwest.
q few steps from the Metropolitan car line :;
$500: rooms. new plumbing. newly pa
pered and painted; rear porch inclosed In
glass; electric lights.
Outlook on Iowa Circle.
Nine-room brick dwelling for $3.50: con-
venient to downtown locat ton; must he sold.
Meridian Street Near 14th.
A well constructed. 2-story brick dwelling
with a cellar; eoloniak porehes; electric lights
strictly nrstsl:Ss s %
Mount Pleasant, West of 10th.
5000 win buy 3-story, Groom dwelling.
reception hall plan. two stairways; room for
garage; possession.
INLAND Terrace Near I'd and
Rhode Island Ave.
One Of those dssss.bse g;sssty colonial Lsaa.
and bath: easy payments; S6.25o.
18th Street Near NJ.
s.story brick .dc .ddcrellins with cellar;
Near North Capitol and R.
An up-to-date brick dwelling; 2 stories and
cellar: hot-water heat and electric lights; rear
as" Street Near North Capitol.
ing with 4 cellar; 8 rooms and bath; lot 80
Near Dupont Circle.
$7.950-Three stories; 10 rooms; a bargain
FOR a quick buyer.
Upshur Street.
Nearly new; stories and cellar: hot wa
ter heat and electric lights; double porches;
lot 191142; wide alley; $500.
$1,000 will buy a 10roOm dwelling on an
avenue northwest; hot-water heat; lot having
frontage Of 27 feet.
Immediate Possession.
$3.50: Groom brick dwelling on 33rd near
T: good condition.
A Neat Home on Allison Street.
Two stories: 6 rooms, tiled bath; hot-water
heat: excellent condition; lot 25x14O; alley
81 ,0e0.
Near 21st and P.
A 3-story. 9-room dwelling. 5000.
817 5th Street Northwest.
An out-of-town owner has written us to
make sale Of this centrally located home for
$500.
Longfellow Street.
\ well constructed, o-story dwelling; Z
roon.s. reception hall: tiled bath; electric
lights: lot $50 feet; 1J-foot alley: s. 600
Newton Street Near 10th.
Three stories and cellar: o rooms apd bath /;
electric lights; immediate possession; So $50.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York Avenue.
NT,oa< JJ1.-
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

7ee FIRST TRUST NOTES. SECURED ON I'M
proved real estate in the District of Columbia.
in denomina tons of $3.50, $500. $1,000: guaran-
feed title certircate and FIRE insurance in full
amount of loans: interest collected and remit
ted and all details carefully attended to with.
out any expense TO investor. Call. write or
nbone for list of notes now available.
CLARENCE y. WEIGH,
Ground floor Southern bldg. Phi. II. 42Sg.
FINDS Now AVAILABLk TO LOAN ON
first and second trusts on d. e. real estate
Prevailing interest rates. Reasonable commis-
sion. Prompt replies.
CLARENCE F. WEIGH,
Ground door. Southern blds
Main $3.50.
in LARGE OR SNAIL SUMS-L0WESf
RATES OF INTEREST. LARGE LOANS
SPECIALITY; THE F. H. SMITH Co.. SIS
18th ST. NV.
MONEY TO LoAN-s25o TO $500 Ooo on d.
G. real estate. Several large trust funds. AH
transactions conducted with economical eor-
sideration for borrowers. WM. L. SAUNDERS
4 CO., Southern bldg. s07 18th st. ~
MONEY TO LOAN
On desirable real estate securities.
TYLER L. RUTHERFORp, INC.
Gl7 18th st. NV.
FIRST AND SECOND MORTGAGE NOTES
for sale. we'll secured Improved fncone-prc-
ducins Washington city yral rststc: scni. Of
these notes hear noTe than per cent in:efsss,
GARDINER DENT. 717 14A st-AUs
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FOR SALE-TO DESIRABLE COLORED PUR-
chaser: six rooms. bath; new plumbing; cleo
large lot to alley; downtown location; price,
$50 GEO. W. LINKINS. Exclusive Agent.
1719 st. NV. Main S29S-99.
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BARGAIN-VACANT.
Woodridge-Half Acre Ground

DAN1AIN-t AAh-N L.
Woedridge-Half Acre Ground.
Modern bungalow. only Is minutes ride t.
Treasury: in of best and nearcs;
suburbs; only block and half from X. !. ave.
cars ct 26th ST.; rooms and large sleepili.
porch; h.-w.h.: electric lights; gas: sewer:
water and street improvements; over half acre
with wide frontage street. over IS choice
fruit trees in bearing; 70 large grape vines:
numerous other small fruits; large variety VI
beautiful shrubbery. This home is an invest
ment and ready for fruit and poultry raising
Any reasonable terms considered. and the pr
is right.
Real Estate Dept, 10th and G.
Main 432 Evenings. North 1026-J.
broom BUNGALOW; PORCHES; ATTIt
cellar; electricity; near cars; easy terms: ys-
cant. Groom house and 10 acres for rent.
B. VI. SMITH.
Phone Clarendon sO5-F-2-2. Arlington. Va. I.
SUBURBAN HOMES AND Nearby FARMS
all sections. any size price; also city. sub
urban and farms TO exchange. ARTHUR NJ.
CONN0R, Sales and Exchanges. Room o22. 12G
18th ST. Phcne Main 7176. 16'
FINE SUBURBAN HOME FOR SALE; POS
session at once; and bath electric
lights. gas and garage: lot 45x130; h'>t
improved street and locality around Washing
tom splendid condition Call. write phon
W. A BROOKS. Hyattsvillc. Md.
TAkOMA PARk-NEW GROOM SEMI-BUN-
galow: large lot. trees. double garage. gas.
electricity. servants quarters in basement:
close TO 14th st. cars, Call Main $3.50. IS
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BARGAIN,

Attention!
II you are looking for comfortable home
with about every modern conrenence, at a
reasonable price, Investigate this one:
Note. the description.
3 stories and cellar, 1. rooms. 9 bathrooms
hot-water heat and electric lights; garage:
good condition. or ettercd street west Of
18th. The owner. desirous of moving north
has fixed low price for quick sale--S12 800
STONE. & FAIRFAX,
1852 New York ave.
COIOEED-6-ROOM BRICK: I.0-FSr. YARD
to wide alley. Near 18th and Ii ne. Bath gas
latrobe: easy monthly payments; no cash, IL
responsible. Phone Main 2037.
70 COLORED-ON 1st ST. NV. NEAR X
St, corner of alley-2-story brick, 6 rooms and
bath 81 500; $500 cash
NJ 1861. l.. ]. MILLS. sos 9th st. NV.
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POTOMAC HEIGHTS.

FOlOMh AZ HElGH >.
Have you seen it? The best buy in the ci,-
High gro.nd overlooking the Potomac.
limited number of beautiful home sites 90.
sale; moderate prices; easy terms. water
sewer. electric lights. good car service tom
fare). strictly white. Take Cabin John
See W. F. Jackson, owner. 5424 Conduit road
Cleve. 4s3. or Samuel r. Dorsett, owner. 15Ci
II st. NV. Main 1900
TAkOMA PAKk HOMES.
Small brick apt. for families, large lot.
fine location. safe investment: vacant 3 rooms
splendidly located. close to car lines, larr
lot good 7-room house, $500; Il rooms. ga
rage for ) cars, big lot, clear. $4,000. Iii
week; fine little farm. . rooRs, 81. acres, %
pike. close n $4,000. terms; Is acres.
ciiard bearing. $500; 20 acres. Il roor,
plenty fruit, SIG. 500: new Groom bungao
81 ,OG0 cash. $65 month.
TAKOMA PARK REALTY CO..
Col. 950S. Tnkoma Park, ID. 4
BEST RARGAINS IN WOODBRIDGE. y. L.
Two large lots; 9 rooms; all improvement
close to school and Only 81 ,000 S1,u.
cash, balance $50 per month.
Also bungalow; all improvements. So
cash, balance easy payments
F. A. LINGER. 2377 X. I. ave. ne.
After pm. any day.
8 ACRES. S-KOOM HOUSE; HOT WATE..
bath. garage. chicken house. stable: local"
in first zone; bargain price. liberal terms
Phone Main 1475. American Realty Exchan.
4 Southern building. 10
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Brick home Of six rooms and bath. In perfect
condition, with all modern Improvements. and
is being offered for sale at 5000, with 81 COO
cash, balance arranged.
Evening star., 1920-10-14

Vacant House.
NEAR 21st AND O SITS
most substantial three-stOry brick and
stone dwelling; 10 rooms; hot-water heat;
splendid condition: plenty Of room for garage; /;
q bargain at $500.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1912 New York ave.
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O. B. ZANTZINGER,
903 NEW YORK AVE.
Diana Main 19S1

DETACHED SUBURBAN HOME 3 ROOMS =
baths: Ami: two blocks from cars. s., 900 or
$4,000 cash desired.
1s-RO0M BRICK house in Georgetown. suit
able for sub-renting. Immediate possession.
Cash, $1,000. SIT 14th ST. NV, Room 5O7.
Main 4166. 15s
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Immediate Possession.
Columbia Heights between 18th and 18th
An attractive l0rOom dwelling; hot-water
beat; good condition: S11, 600.
STONE & FAIRFAX
1912 New York ave-
RHODE ISLAND AVE. IN THE 1000 BLOCK.
Four stories and cellar; 13 rooms; baths;
bot-water heat: garage: $4,000.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX
134o New York ave
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FOR sAIE-DETACHED HOME
Near Navy Yard.
This beautiful home. with five city lots
standing Alone vacant square. with shade, six
rooms and bath. hot-water heat, cellar front
and back porches. two-story brick garage. room
for chickens. etc; price and terms reasonab BILE; ;
instant possession. Call and see picture.
C. F.-XARING. Franklin 557l
1923 Bond bldg, 14th and N Y, ave- NV
Evening star., 1920-10-14

4th st. NV. between Eye and K-7-room and
bath brick dwelling; good terms Price, 50, GOO
+. J. WALSHE. INC,
735 18Th st. NV
Evening star., 1920-10-14

Hyattsville.
Sc 250-s75o cash. S65 monthly.
Nice, new two-story house: 6 rooms and
bath; one-pipe furnace; electricity and gas;
good garage; lot 45x12O.
Evening star., 1920-10-14

A Fine Downtown Rooming
House
On st. between 10Th and 18th. 16 rooms
and . baths; only $11 600; very reasonable
terms can he arranged.
For Colored Purchasers.
fine buy Rhode Island ave. between
9th and 10th. Nine rooms and bath. House
in excellent condition. Price, $500.
A very cozy little house on New Jersey
ave-; fine location Six rooms and hath; fur
mace heat. You will have. to see this to ap-
preciate its value. Price, 81 500.
Attractive buy street bet. 18th and
14th. Six rooms and bath. Price. 81, 500.
six-room and bath house on Elm st. be-
tween 3rd and 4th; good buy. Let US show
you this Immediately. $4,000
Lee D. Latimer Company,
Realtor,
112A NJ IIi
Evening star., 1920-10-14

TAkOMA PARK
EGGS. soc dozen; lima beans 75c at; spring
chickens. $1.5O. Buy this suburban home
and make your own garden and raise your
own chickens. One-fourth acre New g. room
and bath California type bungalow: cellar.
laundry tubs. most economical furnace. mis-
sion fireplace. built-in garage. glassed-in and
screened breakfast Room. gas and electricity,
beautiful scenery, large trees. At end Of
Capital Traction line, close to the Santa
rum. Price. Sl05OO. Only 81. 800 cash and
$s1 per month. Cost over $40 200 to build
L. 30T1. NEWSOM If1O n ~ q
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Brown shingle bungalow. with six rooms ano
bath. hot-water Eeat. electricity and gas: en-
tirely screened and in good condition. including
the large sleeping porch; $500, with good
terms.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-13
Weekend Motor Tours
SOUTH BEND to CHICAGO
via Michigan City

32.7 Under RR. bridge.
32.8 Turn right on Eleventh av.
with trolley.
trolley.
1913 Left across RR. and right with
35.7 Turn right with trolley.
35.9 Turn left on single road with
trolley
37.4 Cross RR.
1913 Turn right at X-roads.
39.9 GIBSON. Station on left
Cross several RRs
40.8 GRASELLI STATION on left.
al Left across RR. then right
AZ CALUMET. Met trolley and
turn left on Chicago av. at
First Calumet Trust and saw
ings Co
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-13

42.7 EAST CHICAGO. Turn right
with trolley.
45.5 Cross RR., following trolley.
45.9 eros RI. through Whiting.
46.3 Meeting trolley. follow same on
Indianapolis av.
49.2 Turn right on Ewing av. with
trolley under RR. 4S.4.
50.4 Cross drawbridge. Bear left on
9Znd St
sos SOUTH CHICAGO. Right on
South Chicago av.
SIS Right on Jeffery av.
53.s BRYN MAwR STATION Cross
Rk.
SAT Jackson Park; bear left into
park.
$50 Left and right on main drive.
55.6 Bear left with main drive out
OF park.
$50 Under RR.
$50 Left on the Midway.
56.4 Pass University Of Chicago on
right TO Washington Park.
Bear right 55.7.
$40 Keep left out Of park on Gar
field blvd.
SIS Turn right on Michigan av
62.1 CHICAGO. Ill Goodrich build
ing. 1925-i927 Michigan av.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-13
NASH AGENCY GETS
NEW QUARTERS ON
LINCOLN WAY EAST

The South Bend Nash Motor Co..
local distributors OF @vssh passenger
cars and trucks, has moved into
new quarters at ITO Lincoln way r.
The Nash agency formerly was To-
Gated IN a part OF the building oc-
cupied by the Frazier and Frazier
garage at 11s-120 Lincoln way Z.
G. ". Waters head OF the Nash
agency here, has leased the entire
building at 100-110 Lincoln way
E. which is now used by the Colfax
company and eventually all OF this
space will be used as a Nash show
room. Mr.. Waters has granted the
Coifax company an additional four
months lease on a part OF the build
ing. but the latter firm will vacate
its present location as soon as pos
sible.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-13

90 SOUTH BEND. Main and
Washington SITS Go north on
Main ST.
o. Turn left on Lasalle av.. one
block
% Bear right with trolley on
Lincoln way ".
1.s Leaving trolley and brick pave
ment Straight.
10 Straight through X-roads.
90 Cross RR.
los Straight on concrete road
Is.5 Cross trolley and RR.
Is.s Straight through business cen
ter.
H. Leaving Lincoln h ig " ay,
straight past BootJack Ian.
1ss Cross trolley and RR.
Ies ROLLING PRAIRIE Business
center 20 left
zs.1 Straight through x-roads
$50 Pass single road on left.
1853 co under PR.
2e.7 Bear right. Laports road comes
IN from left
ais Cross RR., soon meeting troll
ley, following same on Mich
igan st 70
s4s MICHIGAN CITY. Ind. Mich
igan and Franklin ste.
90 MICHIGAN CITY. Ind Mich
inan and Franklin SITS. Go
southeast on Franklin st.
Ia Cross RR. Straight
Is Turn right
az Cross RR.
3.7.Turn left at end OF road.
Al Turn right on single road with
travel
4s Cross RR.
IS Turn left at end OF road.
81 Bear right under RR.
4 TaF ufuwfn d.
(School on right corner.)
7s Turn right on single road.
1O.7 Cross Pr.
lis Cross RR.
1875 Turn left at x-roads.
al Cross RR. bridge.
40 Cross RR.
143 Cross RR. and right on single
street.
IA CHESTERTON. Straight.
1874 Cross RR.
gravef road and left at end Of
road.
1s.2 Turn right az end Of road
across RR. and then immedi-
ately left on single road.
1919 Turn left across RR.
2O.4 Turn right at X-roads.
21.7 Cross RR.
2I.9 Turn left at end OF road
22.O Turn right at X-roads.
236 Left and right on single road.
247 Pass road on left.
26.6 EAST GARY. Turn right
across RR. 248.
26.5 Sharp turn left of wood bridge.
27.1 Cross RR.
27.6 Cross RI.
27.9 Under trolley
2s.3 MILLER STATION on right.
Turn left of Michigan av.
2s.4 Turn right with road. meeting
trolley.
2s.6 AETNA. Cross trolley and
bear right.
20.6 Cross RR.
3O.7 Under RR.
31.4 Leaving trolley
s2.1 GARY Turn left on Broad
way
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-06

Robert and J. ]. Lane left Thursday
for Stanfield, where the Coffman'.
expect to make their home.
Dale and Helen benson went to La
Grande Thursday. Helen stayed few
days visiting friends and Dale return.
ed Friday morning.
Alvin Shepard returned from a
short stay in La Grande Friday.
Mrs. Shelton and three children
were shoppers in La Grande Satur-
day.
Joe Kapela spent Saturday in La
Grande,
J. ID. Casey and Miss May We're in
La Grande Saturday. Miss Casey
drove from La Grande to Hilgard and
visited at the home of her uncle,
John Scott and returned home sun
day morning. j. ID. returned Satur-
day night by motor.
Announcements have been received
from Mrs. Nettie Morris of the mar
riage of her daughter Miss Edith
Morris to William Meikle on Thurs
day, August 81. at Walla Walla. Wash,
Mr.. and Mrs. Meikie will make their
home in Wenatchee, Washington. Mrs
Meikle taught school at ISamela the
last two years and Mrs. Morris taught
the Meacham school last year.
Mr. and Mrs. viii Pidcock and two
children, Joan and Marion, OF La
Grande. Miss Geraldine Hanllen and
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-06

who have come and gone at the Cor
wallis institution. A game between
Pendleton and La Grande, using the
same tactics. would be quite treat
for local fans
Students Interested in Prospect
A good. lively spirit, evident in most
things undertaken by the high school
here. is getting behind football pros
poets. The students are appreciative
of the fact that they have a real ath-
letic coach, as in the days gone by, and
that it is up to them entirely. as to
the results. More of the boys. are
showing an interest in the game and
those who are not eligible to play are
showing more argument for the boys
to get out who have the stuff. A win
ner here will bring back memories of
olden days when Pendleton produced
stars Of the first water.
So far the two games with Baker
and La Grande are on the schedule.
As soon as the students get their
names written in their books and have
their first assembly it is expected that
the athletic manager will get busy
with nearby towns and arrange for
some more competition.
Suggestion has been heard down
town that If the team shows promise,
q game should be scheduled with one
of the Portland prep teams for about
ThaY Yksgiving time. That particular
date is held by La Graude for the bat
tie here but probably week end prior
could be dated. Bringing o team from
Portland would entail more expense
thin in the past but is believed fea-
eible by those who have suggested
such a contest It remains fer the
school to put out a winner and decide
adversaries from that dis
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-06
Beauty More Than Skin Deep

Beauty More Than Skin Deep
There is an old saying that beaut9
Is only skin deep. That may be sc
with those who get their beauty out OF
a box but not the genuine sort Beau
~ is really only another word for good
health and no woman whr is bilious
and constipated can reasonably hope
70 be beautiful. Chamherlain's Tab
lets will correct these disorders, then
with proper diet and exercise there
ID no reason why any young woman
with regular features may not hope to
be beautiful.
She Sets a Good Example.
ct keep a bottle of Chamberlain's
Collie and Diarrhoea Remedy in the
house at all times and have recon-
rfsended II TO many friends and ac-
quaintances who have used 1t with
good results writes A .. Newell, New
Kensifngton, Pa Should you not do
IKE wise? /? Think of the pain and suf-
fering that must be endured when
medicine must be sent for.
Now Is the Time TO Get Rid OF Your
rheumatism.
II you are troubled with rheumatism
get a bottle Of Chamberiain's Lini-
Inent and use il according to the plain
prfpted directions lou will be sur
prised at the quick relief which it af-
fords. No internal treatment Is re-
qaIred in cases of chronic or musclar
rheumatism. All you need is to use
his linimeDt freely.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-06

delightful sight isure o through the aises
womens appreciation of the best and all that
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-06
BLUE AND AGNEW GET
SUSPENDED FOR ROWS

SAN FRANCISCO. spet. ga. P.)
First Baseban l.. A. Blue Of the
Portland Coast League team, was yes
terday suspended Indefinitely by Pres
ident W. II. Mccarthy of the league as
a result OF the fist fight in which Blue
engaged Friday with Umpire william
J. Byron who called Blue out nj the
plate In the ninth inning.
sam Agnew. catcher OF the san
Francisco team was fined $50 and sus.
pended three days by Mccarthy for
ptaking marks to byron who called
Agnew C,;t on third strike In the
same game yesterday
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-06


The new coach is going to have
plenty OF potential material, from
present indications. 1t is whispered
louder than sofia voce that his young
er brother, last years captain of one Of
the Spokane high school elevens, will
come here to attend Pendleton high
school and work out under the former
Marine Corps star. The kid Hanley is
the fourth of line of brothers and is
reputed to be developing all the best
qualities of his three elders.
Fair Nucleus Returns
A pretty fair nucleus of last years
squad is back and there are several
new men transferred here who have
held down first team berths in their
former haunts. One beauty about the
squad which holds over from last year
is that they viii not have a lot of
football to forget and can start from
the ground and learn the HanleyDietz
system
While nothing definite regarding
system has been heard from the coach
elect, it is presumed that he Will use
the Carlisle Indian game which was
so successfully used by Lonestar Dietz
as coach of the washington State Col
lege and Mare Island Marine corps
teams. HanIey is Dietz product vir-
tealIy all the way through and assist
ed the Indian in directing the Sea Sol
diers.
Carl Lodell, who will handle La
Crande high school this season, play
ed on the same Marines team that
helped coach. He is an o. A |
C. product but it is tfo1ght possible |
that he will use the Dietz system. as
he knows it, in preference to the game |
TAUGHT ttr PinaI HarPiSs and others
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-06

( Leo Tugit of Kamela, were visitors
Sunday with MIR. and Mrs. Waters.
The Pidcocks had spent the week
camping in the hills and hunting and
left for their home Sunday evening by
car.
MIR. and Mrs. Earl Gillanders drove
from Pendleton Sunday. Mrs. Gill
landers is "a guest at the hotel while
Mr.. Gilanders and J. b. Baker have
gone on hunting trip for deer.
Clifford Mabee has been working
nights at Kamela station. MIR. Scrog-
gins is on the sick list
George Leep line man of Pendle-
ton. was here over night Friday. at
the hotel.
a. Trent is here working second
trick at the depot for few days
while MIR. Bard is on vacation and at
tending some business affairs in La
Grande.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-09-06
FOOTBALL ABOUT DUE
TO MAKE ANNUAL BOW
TO PENDLETON SPORT
High School Coach Scheduled
to Arrive Tuesday and Ru-
NOR Says Young Brother
win Attend Here and Play
Game.

Football will be In the air this week,
with Coach Dick Hanley. Pendleton
high school mentor, due to arrive on
The job Tuesday. Husl1ies attending
ths local institution put in consider
able time in their afternoons last week
getting familiar with the ball and
regular workouts are expected TO be
called as soon as Hanley can get