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Sl.250.

souih o. Z at' NJ w,--Alnosl cewn-
tswn looatloui reoms, furnac- beat; nsw
islr.sissd lot 10 n 1V-ft silsyI roOm tcr
double garage, which would, VI bu.lt, pay
q esl OF the interest on the whole propert,
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E1XN oNNIoM Czzsu20 REAL ESTATE 4d,aylzg eY
ron sAlE--Housss


On Asrylsnd ave. n. k--s-Tsom hsuss
ttestr1 hgh1s, aud IA hns pondillJp, i'm
Iona An the city ooaNsniept " . dlr.rxni
sr line1 and heols. stores ani ehcrshss
ssepinS roomvrs will pay for tais gosd
IA me; room for garage. si.sse ossn.
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BLOOMINGD.ALE.
Si.150.

4 comfortable little home In q
good. Convenient nG!e hhvrhuod.
House contains six rooms srd BATH,
hes;cJ hy lstrUbe; gas: alley: space
Tor garage,
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IIyattsynle.

A beautiful bungalow. Has 1ust been
completed. Five rooms. electric Lights,
pipeless furnace. attic large enough far tw'
rooms; lot seV:'S feet. Price. SStao",
Terms, $1,000 cash.
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$1,000.

In Mt RsihleT new e-rOvm bungalow
alndera COW enicncss. large lot. 'ohlJt.
9S.sh meat, $3.50.
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-WAIT-A-NlNuTE--- 'w
WE HAVE The BARGAINS,
Coed ~ q. Section. mcsted On corner
;.tnt ~. II. ~ errnnd inIprU, ed By 3-roVr,
iousr ;.',d stars ana rlhrtri nshls; :; Of
srs1tes ais, "n.ft psyed siley. Tnis
5r,"t,i 5g'l.r,s,i tCr DAIRY RTATioE or c'; aa-sscs
WI "t"r, 30 cNrs. Assessed $4,000 Prise.
$4,000; $1,000 cash,
ux ST y. W. NEAR y. car. s-rUon
frame house "a e;"rtiGn Nsii' back yard
to alley. Price, $500; $500 cash.
ux s~ATCN sr. y. w.-,c.room frame
Nuuss. lie bs:h and ra.en'i.n halt, ~.
raas. rr;rv, 'd,ao". tl7in cash e..
on NUISrN 81 y. y. NENr. y. car.
s.rorm snl reception hNr frame house
newly uspsred and tainted IKE new; owuer
pccUpR ": 90 - alley. dTuO,e hsCS porch
Price. 5000; $500 casn.
BRASWELL GALLAGHER co,
fSO%E MAN Sil
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FoR SALE-HoUSES

HEDGES & MIDDLETON, Inc.
1884 H St. N. w. Main 1923
Price ss,sso- DOWNTOWN. Very con-
,enlentiy located within walking
distance Of all the s,ores. we'll.
1T. built, thrse-story brick. having
rooms and bath; = coed sized lot to
! that " wen worth yuur Immediate
Price Se.ooo-- -BLooxINGpALE. A
10 IN hrst-cisss csnditiou through.
y out II contains six rooms and
Z bath. heated by furnace. and occu-
poss..sioa s IA ana 'sSs sesep. @ easy Ter tsrms a sf
fsSs sale,
Price $3.50 = osBsERy TORY
the new Government hospital. and
!. 'G"' SEM ass -DErscssp Ds ss sIsf suiss Ssiss
by vapor and hghied BY eiec-
as .esSs term: n ns. sale 'ssrt VI. ss s'a made ss
Price Sc, ss,5oe--BRooRLAND. A very
desirable little bungalow havng all
the rooms on one ncdr; thoroughly
modern, snd Ia located on lot
4oxiS5 feet The owner viii give
prompt possession and we are sure
we can arrange the terms TO suit
you, '.-
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aon sxLs-Houss.
OFFICE OPEN A. NJ or NJ SATURDAYS.
Suburban.

Suburban.
81. ses--foIsn Hslsaisi detached.
a., ~ y ~. ~! sl.s,i a'sel. psrsns'
sasd.n. s.rsi 'is,i fsaissS ssrs.in.
.sii. .eOe- nrsdlsy Hllls. bpaaslo~ y.s-nI
,Lsss-ssx "s vacant e. Sassdl1% sss s' s.Si. .a Ad
fiI, I,fb0-Dstsehsd honiei s1uPs Addition.
T., b., on two hocrs gsisgs.
1860 attractive bungalow River road.
it.5oo-keobuI. si. Chevy chss-. u. e.
-. =. tiled bath INV. ~ elee
So 25o-- Brook land: senai- bungalow.
r.. b.. h.-w. h. elec.. porChes.
's.sSo-sunssiewi vacant Brookland.
,ssoC4st.rssy 81. sroolisSd, l.
hollow tiis.
Petworth.
~, s5o--ysrnuIn ST, mr.. cars; detached.
r. b.; furnace bt; gas.
s5.s50--Nscant; Wsrder ~ nT. Col ri.
go. s,r, B. modern; r9; foF sar-gs.
ftvo-lliinois ave; vnf.; $500 fur.
r., b., h.-w. h. elec.
ss759- ysrnum ST. semi-detached.
sr,. D., NV. ~ p0rehT. yd,.
r.sss-Thisd 81; s..na new r, b.
h.-w; h. elee.; screened sleeping
porch A very wen buili snd'st'
IS. 0--lllinois ave, mr.. kennedy st.
.',t sr, b., h.-w. h.; elee. large lot,
Washington Heights
p.so6-- La mi nj st. mr.. islh; bargain.
r.. b.; modern; posscsslon.
,S3.e6c--ysesnti Psrk rd. M. 18th.
r.. b.: h.-w. h.: cleo.
$40. eVe-Nswton st. mr.. 18th; det
12 r., b.: modern; lot S0xiSe,
~ Soo--Nr; Conn. ave. and Million Dollar
.tt,@ n, b., h.-w. h. eiec.: porchss
va. Jeo-- Beiment rd mr.. Col. rd. 80
~ ~ r.. b.. h.-w. hi attrsetively ar
= ranged. M Ff
tll. 6oo--on 18th -. mr.. Lamont
10 r. b., b.-w. hi cleo.
tli,75o-Sewtor st. nr. 18th. aas
10 r.. b., brick; h.-ws H.; slec.;
rm. for garage.
SIS, ,oos--Psrk rd,. facing Rock Greek PIX
r1 b., h.-w. h.; cleo hdwd.
ns.: rm. for ssrasei colonial front
porch and sleeping porch,
ave. mr.. Col rd.
K - 10 r., b. sisc.; h.-w. h., splsn-
did condition.
Si7,se0-Nr. Conn. ave. and Bridge.
3 tr. b.. on floors; corner.
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HvVpie ssr-gs. whieh would, ~ built pay
1900 esshi iTnmslists pOssesson.
sS,J00-A Home That Is q Home.
| . nns rooms hVt-watsr, g.s hard~ood
/ esk floors hsrswooa hnIshi bssutlfsf tii.
Il. s ssal r.-.r.s .s"s e.iss .9is. s lar.
colonial porohss, double new brick gsrsg~
gi,Sh cement roof located near the Hoyss
ave. street cars. ana on one Of the wldesi
ana shadiest streets in he ely; VIII have
&c be seen 70 be Appreciated
$500.
,Oa@ m the house ,suts1.s ,tsss. "Sssh Of Pc .ys
dlats possession. s5oo cash.
on NJ r. n VA great. rood. i.rs.
horne hot. water heat; almost a dov nuown
Rome. All sssS .soSs IL. trust ~
$3.50.
soo Essss - ssss ss.eitioh s esii.r oals
n's:; .:.. ,s .s.a. Or sss
frame; Sses cash. s
,..n. s1ec osss. TA,. T. is I = WOOD % fTan.s
heuss In very hns condition. %
,re.5ee- one of Kennedy srss: s-roonl
modern homes In every rsspsct. This prop
~rty Mn perfect cvnditieo and great iooA-
aSoa. So sioor:. sardwooa % i' ,rn, sii III throusS
cellar and pissiered ceiling IN the cellar;
VIII have 10 be seen TO be appreciated.
About $1,000 cash.
$4,000.
Near Florida, aye. and 18th St; wood
ley: should sell at any time for the above
lriee.
$500. -
Fer SeiorsS; s.r.em frame, No. na2 seth
1.''. $4,000.
On Eye st. s r.; Groom wood frame.
s5oe.
$500.
Near Union Depot large rooms, bries
hot. water heat; room FOR double garage.
Cash. $1,000
$4,000. Z
In silver springs. Mo. eight rooms, hot
,nent cellars. electric range; lot 5Gx:S"
! feet; convenient to cars.
| Near X. |. Ave. and 1st st. n. f.
! rooms, bath, furnace heat; nearly new
/ high elevation; beautiful location. Fric.,
! S., GOO
In Brookland: e-rooln house hot-water
| electricity: detached home with rish'
large lot; $500 cash: in almost perieci
condition.
/ dItSb
/ A beautiful bungalow. Has 2u,t been
! completed. Five rooms. electric Lights,
pipeiess furnace. attic large enough far tw,
rooms; lot SEXES feet. Price. $4,000,
| Terms, $1,000 cash.
! $1,000.
aindera cUu, enicncss large lot. "cnijr.
t#lS.sh -! meat 500. ..
~ X STREET n. L.
$1,000. ..
! 6 room house. .n,a location: furnace heat:
"erre:t c0ndtsi ~ via Firc immfdi.t- 10 b..
ssssua 81 900 rHsi, ha's ace ~ easy terms.
! you'd niah" g sod inEestinrnt, - .sn
I pr month ..
| S.sr IAN At j.. ~. S-ro"m n"usS, u"
.nme.L rsri.r' crPP,l,,!a'r s',...! nc.eTn:
/ !, NtdG alley Aaya, $500 cash.
IIUANE A NUMBER OF HOMES
FOR lMMEulATE POSSESSION.
<L. n. GARMAN.
District Natilnil B&nk Bldg.
--WAiT-A-MiNuTE-- ., e.
WE HAVE IHE BARGAINS,
GVod " q. Section, lucsted on corner
',tot 81 II. ~ srtnGd iniprU, ed b. 9-rOUr.
/ .iousr ;.td stlrN ana elartri Nshts; = OF
,htira lot hes "xtJry build1,cS, : ~n-
grsrLes aist @o.ft. paved s,ley. Tni.
{ prNnnrsy T.. In ,lnr Cprditica md esreCis u /!
aI.e'e Ell ter DAIRY gTATIoE OF pa~aECs.
. WI rt"r, 30 carr. Assessed $4,000 Prise.
$4,000; $1,000 cash,
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$fe. 5eo-- one OF Kennedy Bros s-rooni
modern homes In every rsspsct. This prop
don. hoi-w.tsr heat. eieetricity. gas. hard,
.wooda fioors, hardwood trim all through .
buiit.in ice box. hreiess cooker. cemcntsd
cold d-storsge room, large lot for garaEs.
WIN have 70 be seen TO be appreciated
About 5000 cash.
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HARTUNG & GIBBONS,

HARTUNG & GIBBONS.
30l Southern Bldg, 18th and Sts N W.
are Main 100 and Main 37s.
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$1,000

In Brooklaud: Groom house, not water
electricity: detached home with rish'
large lot: $500 cash; in almost perieci
condition.
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$4,000.

Near Florida ave. and 18th St i; wood
fra me hot water heat: fsir-sizs lot to al
ley. should sell NJ any time for the above
lrIce.
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prlef,, sas.i, very cheap northeast home built BY
resent for Bis large tvo-story, esE..
rcun house, with hot wafer. This pro- icrty -
and reasonable terms of sale vii.
b. made intererted in Capitol Hill home Will
- 'xel to act Quickly. No. t,ss,
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.r % 81 .At- IA A.. Peasant the Nj Pleas-
s7'Nt n . home. In perfect ccndi-
,ic, N s'ories colonial tyre Win
RE front and rear pcrchss house heated with hot
s, III i4. eiec..Ir iAns ioors, Servants room.
iql' 4ers4e room Room Ios garage. Possession whs"
4eGrs< 4s II
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rRisE 81 s0-A ve,, cheap home wc located In PEI
worth: ,two-ssory ed For the Of
~ Hlay sNns rooms ard bath hiaree front porch
deep lot q Owner removing from city will
give prompt possession q.
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X STREET y. l..
tG GUU

o. 6-roorn house. :hia location furnace heat
VIII allow enough OF money 10 lut II io
nerrest CGniisltr viii give immediate rn.'-
sssSiun 81 900 rasI, ha's 1rp ~ easy terms.
would piaE- y Schd Investment, ~ ! car
rent It G" -oO,i, rvsponsiblr people for So
pr month .... |r
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BUSoALow DIRECT FROM owNEf;
Douke sided. ~eIi-buiit house: iSsr
entire iront, gas. water la eltehsn ant
y<Fp; chicken l,vne and garden: fruit
grapes snd shrutbery. priysts hedge Anu
s.sc lava, AT. EssAiff. ohs fare tnres'
blocks frpn. cara seen By sypo'ninsens
Sunday. thone Hy 'iei-J setur.<y be-,
cAah. bslA ncc mOnlhiy. - NJ. .h.-l
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.tcs. IS .S- In Msrsacmsers Avenue Iieishs section
iittle wisconsin avenue; two-story house
twent.two feet Wide hcstet with bot wa.er. hevinE
secrria TIGHTS n.siG and porcbes, and
n. whole house in beautiful condition Owner leaving
city! 'r 4 ,c's "a
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$500.

So,oUO.
Ia the southeast, south Of Pa. ave.
room house. lstrobe heat; almost imms.
diats possession. sj0o cash.
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i..aI.. .:.ss -4J ,.-,.Issdae, Just little on from
rr-t st..es; .rs-s.ors. esxht-rooIn house. having
largo porehea tnclnding screenedn siespinfg porch
het x yard with art,or and ga
age Possession given and eo,venient ,srms Of sas
mads sit
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PRICE. sls,o~ rosusey oarssin in detached hone
7 au 10th street. Ia Sautr AdditIoni t~o-scrs and
attic heuse. Asviag ,Lctrxter heat, telecsric lights
screens avpinys metal weather strips Thsr: are
royssssion at once.
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FOR SAIE-LOTS

LOTS-Two adjoining, each lot Is y, nv
200; in suburb; one car fare; sacrifice for
quick sale. I---
PhoH~ Tinroir SN7h
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pRJCK Esse-aA little on from 4tn sueein colnmtfa
ffcsyasi Ssr. cheap modern home OF six rooms ana
batk hor-xzter hlak sltcslc lights possesson VIII ps
s,ysn rad - of sale lade. O~ner VIII
cos.slder OF less for csll tff
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$4,000.

On " IT. n. VA great, GOOD, large
horne; hot-wster heat; almost = downtown
location; keeping roomors will pay for this
lorne. All cash sbove the trust.
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rRlcE; So 5iH-On Emerson street 'IAs
add!tioa: two.sto"y ard attic eight
ing ho.AEater heat electric tights, pgN
rcOrl Ni.h oren fireriace. font a',d ~
ins ,.orch aPc garage. Conveniently I
possessiup Of property
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$4,000.

In Silver Springs. Nd. eight rooms, hot
water heat, electric lights, large attic, ce-
,nent cellars electric range; lot 6Gx:S"
feet convenient to cars.
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Near X. |. Ave. and 1st st. \. f.
8 rooms, bath, furnace heat; nearly new
high elevation; beautiful location. Fric.,
IS, 600.
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PRICE, ussso-In wasLtxs:on Heshts; three m .tery
hopse well built, OF attractive apearxnoe, cootafihng
rovins pcdrooms large athrccpis, hotwater
heat e,ert.ic lights Tor garage This house - ~
conitiob occupied by owner. who Tan give pos
s<tsicn tAff5t -68 fa&
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Pr1eH 81 eoIn Chevy Chase; reduced In price for
a euiek safe: owner Ing clay \ t~o-story s.h
attic os ut House. iour bedrooms, two compels
tnyhfpeeis ~ secona boyri house heara Mi vApoi
slseu.e ghts, eqlpLsd with scieens, nsl1 weathet-
ssri1s sAd theft Is a garage. This is a bargain
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x S1.5oe-For colored. on ssth at. George
town sf00 caAh. This 10 wood frame
house In very hns condition. $50
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$4,000.

S.sr IAN At .. ~. 6-ro"m h"uss, -
pt!nIost rerf~r' c'n,iiiiHr s.r,"'!! nCderu
.hut-yatcr heat. r'erLii"t'H sps isrse lo!
!, Nidc alley Aaou; s. 900 cash,
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THE PEoPEUrIEs ADVERTISED under
our name are controlled sxelusiveiy by
W. TINY ARE ADVERTISED DAILY
~ ALI PAPERS UNTIL. SOLD. We give
your businsss personal and prompt attsH-
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rE,se. 81 be-A compets home 10 Mt riess.nG
sess VI isJ stree; of rs,k road; spisuiI
iseA,ou A tN0slory ard ate seNeii:rvon Louise WIZ
tse taua glsssed.in seeppS poren'. hot-wseI i".ti
electric. h.hts and hreproof FsTasc ou stuid ao "e
"a look 81 this houss quickly. H.
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$500.

$500. .
For colorcd; s-room fra nc, No. l432 seth
ri. y. w. 500 cash payment. ,
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PHONE US IF YOU DO NOT
FIND WHAT YOU WANT IN
THIS LIST.

In Mt. PLEASANT. one block ssIt Of
18th street he>r Park road; rooms snh
hath: coiunisl Tyre hoaic h. ". h. Gee
uicity. This hcus- IA I'm perfect con Alton
n.Sirg hesn uic.ly rspeted and psjnted: deep
tot to ic tt alley: possession at once: terrns
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HEDGES l. MIDDLETON. Inc.
1884 H st. n. w. Main 102S

MAIN s?o MAIN see.
sSs, ,eae sIe,ere Cash.
For quick sac. An apartment house
near 18Th and r Sis. y. W. Pre-war
rentals nearly S,ce per month. owner
must sell before May 9TH or property Will
be withdrswn rom ma rket.
|. NJ. WILLIAMS,
s3t 18th 81. y. ".
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on Nd. av--~ Groom house, n perfect
condition: kespius rnornc-. viii pay for
this good hcmc; price s. 80 Also NscsnL
east Of 10th 81. y. w and slItn ~ You
g., s-room houN-. furnace ren', bslns
asnred all through and papers2: fsir-sized
lot TO S0-ft alley: rucm for double Ssragc
lash payment, S.ooe.t
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$500.

Near Union Depot; large rooms, bries
hot-wstcr heat: room for double garage.
Cash. 5000.
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: SUBURBAN.
i I,N,.

HrrNIN. Nir''tNlN. nso- VI.
Js.l,.Nn - arT,s. - rcros cle3rsd.
A., in, .,r IL 0nn Fees 'hcs,n.''. 800
:,-iif i',".. g. roru hv,.y'. SIht- roa':
rA'r to school. and "ht r"hos
$50 I.gus ,.
srras. tonr mites s.ntI 6r t'r r,d"ri~ls &
rooms m Gr-n trpn,r y 'YJ' Hrd ~
Nc rSs.rv 's~-1 buildi.ps t>H a"rts
evacr-r' t'r,kcr hp'anHe uilsbic s'iL
rri'a $4,000. VIII make satisfactory
terms
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PriS'F. Se5eID The Takop!s Park section; a 'o so,l5e
lctacred eiglt-cocin attic house, having slate
heated With hot having electric lights
pid ceuineI with screeps ard metal ca hersrrrs there
sl,o Garage with slate roof Owner will consider
Aier for cssh.
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rRicr ,svo-on i,th street north o. roAl; owner
!, NIL iRGraol TesasssVn OF desir.ile t~o1;oy
ese la toLss, lawns sx rv4as and ~th e'seus hs.s
krse ffol Porch. and thee ~ eospie sr,eA ssi~.s
bs.ee.lon tiiat. Easy terms.
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CIDslNG an estate: best buy In The y.
W: roAlu'. bs.h' ~ !tliun' condition q,
go ~ cd ~ wrer, double garage ia rear
sc 500; terms.
lIUME REALTY CO,
az? North CarttNL Nn'o 1GrN.
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laTH ST s. e.. NEAR LINCOLN PARK.
sig rooms and hath hot-water beat !
gas; electric lights. double rear porch !.
denels garage; posssssion with title. Price,
t15o0. easy terms. t t ~.
See MIR. KELLY.
slN3i<th st. n. w.
z hone Main szos
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On Eye vt. s f.; e-room wood fram.
aSors colored lot ,S6xlo5. Cash payment
$500.
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: t:.eoe---s-room houss la the s. E., on Eye
street, for colorsd large lot. sssias; wood
frame: Ssee cash. \
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-01
Several Quaker athletes
Likely to Gain Places,
Says Robby, Who May
Coach American Squad
BY EDWIN ]. POLLOCK

ny Edwin -. GObIVCh
DENNSYDVANIA stands a chance of
being very well represented at the
Olympic games in Antwerp this summer.
Not only are several Red and Blue ath-
letes in line for selection. but Lawson
the coach of the champion
ship Red and Blue team, is one Of the
leading favorites for the position Of
tutor of the American squad.
Robertson believes that several of his
proteges will be on the American team.
Several of the Penn men have good
chances Of making the Olympic tcam,"
said Robertson yesterday. ''Landers.
Eby and Maxam are almost sure to go
good in the tryouts here. and Lever.
Brown and Bartels also should be we'll
up in the list for selection
No better coach for the American
team could be chosen than Robertson.
Twice competitor Mt the international
games and once an assistant coach /,
Robby is qualified to understand both
angles Of the game. He was primarily
a sprinter, but he has tried his hand
at almost everything and understands
the difficulties the athlete must face.
Has Great Record
He was assistant to Mike Murphy in
1912 at Stockholm and did most of the
actual coaching of the team, for the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-01
J. BRITTON, 37-YEAR- YOUNG
CHAMP, HAS TWO BOUTS HERE.
After Defending Title Against
Crifiths, He VIII Meet Bor.
reH and Ra,Ulins
By LOUIS II. JAFFE


TACK BRITTON is continuing to 60
= along nicely and nonchalantly de-
flying Father Time, and at the age Of
thirty seven looms up on the welter-
weight crest with no serious contender
to tantalize him. Yesterday Britton.
the Vet, sidetracked one conceded to be
his most formidable rival, Johnny
Griffiths when draw was rendered
after fifteen round bout at Akron. q.
Today Britton is speeding eastward,
and tomorrow night he will ste into the
ring at the Ice Palace for an eight-round
bout, the fourth number on the tvo-
fracas program offered by Promoter
George F. Pawling ms his second show.
Opposed TO Britton will be local youth,
Young Joe Rorrell who IL a strong lad,
a stiff puncher and no tin jawed war
rior.
On the same card with Welterweight
Champion Britton IL Featherweight
Champion Johnny Kilbane. j. Patrick
is' scheduled for the good night contest,
and his opponent will be Andy CLANCY,
the young gent from Baltimore. who
gave Kilbane scare several months
ago at Jersey City.
Previous to the bouts in which the
titleholders are to perform three mum
bers are to go on, six rounder between
Artie Root. Of Cleveland, and Johnny
Murray, of New York {; Harry Greb
of Pittsburgh. VS.. Clay Turner. of St
Paul. in an eight roundcr, and an eight
round set to between Eddie Fitz'
simmons. of New York, and Pal Moran
of New Orleans.
Next Monday night Britton will ap
pear here again. The welterweigh
''antique" will go to bat with Lei
Rawlins. Johnny Griffiths is to show oil
the same program, which will be staget
at the Phillies' Ball Park. Grif's op
ponent will be Knockout Loughlin. Bot
these matches are to be eight FOUNDERS
with two others between Joe Lynch ant
Joe O'Donnell and Johnny Dundee ant
Billy De Foe.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-01
Women's State Tourney De-
,elops Good Tennis.
Miss Townsend Beats
Mrs. Harvey
pv spICK HALL

,rpr ;s more interest being dis
i n,ayed in the women's tournament y
,ho lawn tennis championship OF
n...sv,von,a and Eastern states this
ro.r than ever in the history o. the
..ont Yesterday, in spite OF the fact
,ha, Il was only the first round, gal
,orv that formerly would have done
o.odit 10 the final round was out early
and stayed late. And the gallery was
,rctv for one of the best matches OF the
year was staged when Miss Ann Town
sord of the Merton Cricket Club. where
tbo u meet is being held. stepped out and
oi;r,;nated Mrs. Gilbert. A. Harvey,
rational rl scmifnalist, of the Country
Cmb In straight sets at Ga. 6-3;;.
''T Tho other matches in the prelimin-
.rv first and second rounds also were
I'll ao,i contested and developed some ex-
ro,ient tennis. But none OF them
oons,cd that played by. Miss Town
sd spnd and Mrs. Harvey. not only because
~ st"I i,s closencss. but because the par
ticinants played remarkable games.
Margln S'"""
Miss Townsend's margin OF victory
ras exceedingly small and half dozen
changed points here and there through
The match would have meant diferent
story altogether. The point score shows
tbat Miss Townsend won 81 points in
tbe first set and "a in the second against
oS and 30 for Mrs. Harvey, difference
~ only nine. which is not grea. dit :
ference at that The most remarkable
mart Of the match was the TACT that
the earned points by each player We're
far. very far. above the average. MISS
Townsend earned 30 points OF total
NJ 8I BY placements and service aces,
while Mrs. Harvey scored " on clean.
cut shots from service or 'scrimmage.
Both players put everything they had
on each drive and they both had some
thing. Their driving was superb. 1t
was characterized by the two vital ele-
ments of good driving, speed and direc =
tion Both launched their shots bril- :
1jantly into the corners and both made
lmany dazzling gets Of balls that started
of labeled lace. ~
Good Net Game
In this respect. Miss Townsend had
somewhat the better of it, but it was
Miss Townsend's ability to 60 the net
and score that was the deciding factor.
Although she was passed number OF
times when she reached the barrier. she
won more often than she lost by doing
80. Her volleys were sharp cross court
placements for the most part and left
Mrs. Harvey fat footed. without a
chance to get near the ball.
Miss Townsend's volleying and over
head work are good now and likely to
get better as she continues getting more
tournament experience. The beauty OF
her voley game is the absence of that
queer hampered movement that char
acterizes the volleys and drives of the
average feminine player. She hits with
freedom that Is certain to make her
game become more effective each season.
Not only that but Miss Townsend has
far more stamina than the average. She