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Evening star., 1921-04-16

MARYLAND,
Just 4 short distance beyond the District
Line on the Brookeville pike. A charming
home Of colonial design containing many
bright rooms. with two well appointed baths
and three lavatores: hOtwater heat: electric
lights. Beautiful lawn and shade trees
Orchard. barns and outbuildings. Twelve
acres OF soil under cultivation. Reasonably
priced and terms. Inspection Mt any time.
n. l.. SANSBURY CO., Inc,
Everything in Real Es.ate''
72l 18th Street NV.
Phones Main 59O3-4.
struction in Michigan Park, 500 cash. Call
MIDDAUGH 4 SHANNON. NJ. G935 or take
st. or ~ Cap. st. car marked "Brookland'
to end Of ROUTE.
Evening star., 1921-04-16

Near Washington Circle.
Must he sold in ten days. Press brick
wide avenue. s rooms and bath. newly papered
and painted: walking distance downtown; nne
neichborhood. This home can be bought at
sacrifice. Owner moving TO the country.
See US at once.
Bungalow, New, S., 500.
Only Is minutes ride to 18th and Pa. ave.
Pipeless furnace. gas and electricity: with
garage; everything new: five rooms and bath.
foored attic. front and back porches. Can
you beat this?
T. B. BROWN CO.,
1911 Gee ST. NV franklin 26s3.
Evening star., 1921-04-16
$3.50 to $3.50.

S4,25O to $5,65O.
SMALL CASH PAYMENT; BALANCE LIKE
RENT. Four and fye-room bungalows, hot
modern D eonyenience. 20 " minutes H ride from from
18th and Penn. ave. Biggest bargain any
"aeF, - %ss.&siRRns WI COCHRAN,
Main 1913, Main 307. 10 18th st. NV.
MODERN GROOM HOUSE. h-ACRE: BAR
gain price: 5000: terms Fl. s. RYER. East
Falls Church or Main GG40.
: r.. "a A; BUNGALOW; $3.50 R.. y A..
bungaiow: s. goo. r; bungalow. very pret.
shade. beautiful grounds. s, 200. Groom cot.
tage. large rooms. with all the modern i'm
provenents: pebble dashed: new: good loca
ton. SO 500. Also q large LIST OF bungalows
ard cottages az reasonable prices and terms.
hnts' ac.eHsn. farms. asse md small E. {.
HALL NJ. Milton ave-. Clarendon. Va. "e'
ELH1 22es Pa. ave. e.s.e.-----:23 %
SIS DOWN, SIS A MONTH.
.ao,ns and closet. on your 10, for s37o COM
i.;ste. payable II months. Irnn-Clad Garage
60. Inc. Address Rox :ssAK. Star ONCE.
TAk0MA--NEW 5-ROOM AND HATH Bun.
i4th st car line; 26 Pine ave-. near Elm ave. {:
Phone Col 4ass-w. mya'
EUY LAND NORTH OF WASHINGTON IN
Montgomery county. Md: direct line Of 18th
st. We have several beautiful home sites from
~ to acres. On best auto road, convenient
I" trolley and electric lights. at l and
cents per foot. Buy now while price II right:
In few years the valne will double: safe in
vestment and one sure to grow. Phone Sales
Dept.. Main 766: let US show yon the property.
THOS. E. FARRELL,
Main SC8. s37 Woodward bldg Main c63.
SUBURBAN FARM OF 0T ACRES. WITH
old frame 5-room house. on splendid pike. one
mile north Of d. c. line: beautiful stream and
spring; one acre In woods.
THOS. +. FARRELL,
Main 166 Sl1 Woodward bldg: Main 263.
Evening star., 1921-04-16

LIVE IN LYON PARK.
20 minutes from government departments
Terms like rent. My will take you out
any time. Call Mr.. Mnar. 412 Evans Uld;.,
1920 New York ave. Main 1l45.
NEARBY VA. DESIRABLE LOTS IN
we'll developed section. Small monthly pay
mrnts. Address BOX X. Star Office l7s
q ACRES OF RICH GARDEN LAND;
plenty uf all kinds excellent fruit and berries
we'll bl!t home: newly painted: in most ex-
ceilsnt condition; large cellar under three
fourths "f the house: large barn: good tenant
house: fronts electric Il. X. only fifty yards
from station fin" macadam road tn Wash. ;
known nS til. Sicily property at Vienna Va. !;
open for inspection; immediate possession.
This is a real home, ready to move into. AMI
best Kind Of land, close to schools. churches.
OWnsr. uth.and d. Y. ave. .RAan66s. 734Q
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For RENT.
DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY PLACE; 80 MIN
utes from Union Station: rooms and bath
furnished; garage: $Gj q month. Col 54i5.
4-ROOM APARTMENT; LARGE ROOMS;
strictly modern: close to trolley station APP
ply to II. &. MAYNOR. 3Sl3 Both St, Mt.
ROCKVILLE. MD.-FOR RENT, FUR
nished, sroom house. modern. with large eel
lar and attic. bath room. cleo. lights. steam
heat. porches: lawn. large garden; fruit:
blocks from steam and electric ears. Address
Box 12-S, star office. 17s
PRIVATE RESIDENCE. COMPLETELY FUR
nished; vegetables milk, master. servants
rooms. O bathrooms; so minutes from Wash
inRton by train. For further particulars nd
dress Box sS-S, Star office. 1S'
ROOM HOUSE. AT SEABROOk. MD: 25-
min. ride from Wash, on the +. Il. r.; very
reasonable. Box l, Seabrook, Md.
1915 NORTHAMPTON ST,
Chevy Chase. Or. and bath: h-w.
heat; garage; large front porch.
Possession May /. Price. $500
per month. Call Clev. 1888.
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CORNER APARTMENT.
To Settle In Estate te-Low Price
nf 81 500

Eight apGfkRtuis Of five rooms ana oatn
each; steam heat: electricity: fine northwest
section. west Of 14th st.
Terms. So. 600 cash; balance in straight trust.
JOHN r. SHOWALTER.
once OF
GRAEME T. SMAI4LWOOD. Q
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24
AMARILLO TRACK
TEAM NOW LEADERS
FOR THIS DISTRICT
SHOWING AT SCHOLASTIC MEET
PLACES LOCAL BoYs
A. CHAMPIONS.

The Amarillo high school track team,
is now the Class A champion Of tbs
twsn'ysarSe counties composing IN,
first dis,rie, of the In,erscholastic
lcague. With a wealth q material "a
choose from coach Wilson has had a
hard time cutting the team down to
the eight man limit.
Our team entered the thirteen d,f.
terent events at Canyon and scorrd IN
twelve Of them" said coach Wilson.
In this We took SEVEN first PLACES. six
seconds. three thirds and only one
fourth. Two ot our men were tied for
Lish point man with isiI points each.
These two men are Mn Dawson and
Alva Garner.
The following IL the way our boys
Scored; hll Dawson tcck firs, in the
isayard hurdles. firs, in the hroad
Jump and secOad In the sse yard hura.
les. Alva Garner tock first In IN.
mile. firs, In the hall mile and second
In the bread jump.
NSptStn uuusoo tooA urst IN thu
30 hurdles, third In the tse dash and
fourth In the lee yard dash. Qnin,
raylor took firs, in the zee run. John
oakes tock seccnd In the leo yard dash.
second In the 80 yard dash and third
In the ise yard hurdles
walter Sires took scccnd In the shot
Put and third IN the discus. Hsrshsl
Tadlcck took secund In the high juur.
our relay team composed q Dawson.
Garner Taylor and Hudson wOn nrss
plaoe ey default. Tat whttinx,ca vas /
the Champion hard luck man q the /
team. lie Was either unlacky In draw, /
Ing or else was disqualified. tie L. a
sOsd man. however. ~ watch Tor him /
IN the state meet.
This team Il one 1 which the dis.
ttct should feel proud. Practically all !.
4 the money aecessary 60 take this
sam 10 Austin. May 4. has hcen raisca.
The boys are putting In an their spare
lime training and viii le, the rrSs q
rexas hear NON Amarillo at tho state
rect.
The couch and the team wish 10
hank the men who are making the
rip possible
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24
BAPTIST TEAM TO HAVE
FINE BASEBALL UNIFORMS

The First Baptist church baseball
quad win have unusually splendid uni.
'orms when they step cut On the dla'
nond for their first game In the Ana
lilo Sunday schcol baseball league.
che uniforms win h. dark gray In col.
>r with a green strlpe, Sccks viii b.
Tray at the bottom and green AZ thu
top. The uniforms have heen ordered
nj they win arrive In Amarillo with.
few days
Although practice has No, been begun
" the squad. much interest Is being
manifested In the team.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24

Sacrifice hits Phelan, COMBS. Tan.
ner. Clark. Stolen bases Coombs. ?
base hits Miller .. Sears. Haley. Pate: .
base hits McElwre. Home runs Clark,
Sears, Kraft .. Rigney g Struck out
ManEum 4. Watched 2: Pate I: Bowman
!; Appleton 2. Base on balls Anderson
I, Waehtel I. Pate I. Ruth I. Double
plays Tanner to Clark TO Works: Rig.
ney To rhelan to Kraft: Phclan to Ris.
ney 10 Kraft.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24
PADDOCK S|MASHEs
FOUR RECORDS At
CALIFORNIA MEET.
REMARRABIE FEAT PERFORMED
ny sPRINrER ALL IN ONE
DAY.
ny Associated prs..

REDf.ANDs. Cal. April s3.-Charles
W. Paddock u the University Of South.
ern California broke the world records
for 100 meters. goo meters. 800 yards
and 800 meters at the Southern caiif~.
nina A. A. L. meet here today. accord.
Ing TO official time.
raddock's time for 100 meters was
10 20; 200 meters 81 Is: 900 yards so Is
and 900 meters - as seconds.
lie ran 100 yards In . 50 seconds. ~.
Ing the worlds record. and go yards IN
81 is seconds.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24
sAVACES FAIL To.
CHECK SlUGGING.
AND LOSE, Il To s.
iIicu WIND niNnIRs ftEiDiNG
nit bOTii TRAVIS
ri.N Cl0sE.


fLAlNNiEw. April An another
sxritiur Esms h.ts this sftstooan
fainvisU etencd ihe Standing Zoe the
.sasoa ~ sendlnE Amarillo down a. ah
II TO : defeat IN a ten Inning game.
Although a veTy hlgh wind prevented
the rrnsAilonal fielding which marked
yesterday game the teams were well
matrh.d and the Eams was clo.e from
the beginning. I'ialnvlew put over
i've runs IN the tenth after Amarillo
had con,e uIi behind In IA. ninth and
made The score o. 8.
I'hinview hit Moose Hudson hard
aud this combined with nosne ioo-r
fielding by AmaTlllo's lnfield gave the
game 20 Piainvlsw. Amarillo got two
mcn In the final inning and made a
desperate effort 10 overcome the big
lead.
Turner started the zane for Amafll.
10 and dld well until the NTH inning.
when a batting rally BY phinvlew
CAUSED Coach aarsfield 10 put Hudson
Who pitched yesterday In his place.
The scere was 10 4 In favor o. ANA.
rillo when Hudson assumed duty. Yates
pitched the entire game for Piainview
and egplte errors BY his team mates
which nut him In the hole several times
he pitched steady hall and allowed hut
two earned runs. lie helped 10 Win his
own game by getting three hits and
striking out thirteen Amarillo batsmen.
Mcdaniel. Pialnview veteran catch.
er,faced the wind and dust without
missing n hall. Taylor likewise caught
a good game for Amarillo and got two
hits. one of them triple which evened
the score In the ninth inning.
The same teams play nj Amarillo
next Friday and Saturday and a large
delegation of flaihyiew fans expect 10
accompany their team.
The Amarillo boys won much favor.
able commentator In plainyiew for
their gtntlemanly conduct on and of
the diamond. Coach sarsfleld alao won
high praise for his splendid control Of
his men.
The score by innings:
Piainview ...........oio ia 00i sill
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24
Houston Defeats Galveston.

HOtSrON, April s3.-ilOb Couch.
mans unsteadiness and ,wo-base hi,
by Griffith With the bases loaded gave
Houston 9 runs In the game here TO.
day In q pitchers battle between Couch.
man and Boldcn. Five double plays
were made during the game. the right
flclders of the two clubs figuring In
three Of them.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24

Two base hits: Griffith. Three base
hits: Griffith. stolen base: Callahan.
Sacrifice double Plays Mcncnaid To
Lapan: couchman 10 ELAN 10 Schlieb.
ner: Miller 10 Bo,tomiey; Miller 20 bot.
tomey 10 blades; Doyle TO bailey TO
nottomley. Base on halls: Bolden ..
Couchman 4. Struck out by Couchman
!, holden 2.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24
Chinese Minister Opens Game.

ST LOUIS. April as.-CAioago de.
teased 81. Louis. 5 to I. In the opening
game q the National League here 10.
day. Mayor Mel ra,ched the first hall.
and nr. Sacse Alfrcd zse. Chinese min.
ss'er To the United States. acted as UNI.
pirc. The Cubs 80, away early In the
lead ey hunching hits OF May. Tyler
reiired after the second inning, hut NJ.
tie could h. done with York. who sue.
ccesied him.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24
Cleveland G; st. Ioals ?.

CLEVELAND. April 2s.--cleysland
defeated ~. Louis 8 To today making
Il three straight victories. Sewells bat.
ting decided the contest. iiix two has.
ger In the first inning Grove In two
runs. while his triple In the seventh
droNn In two more.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24
Rrsumont nefeais Rroncs.

BEAUMONT. Texas. April sa.-Four
bases on halls and hi, batsman IN the
first inning resulted In three runs Cor
beaumont and paved the way to an FIX.
porter triumph over san Antonio In the
opening game Of the season here. The
score was 90 .. Cocrcham was re.
lieved after one man had been retired
IN the first frame.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24
SPUDGER-PANTHER
BATTLE ONE WILD.
ORGY Of PLAYING
TiiiRryF0UR nirs AND Is Runs
MAKES SAND lots LOOK
TAME.


WICHITA FALLS. April ga total
az ,. hits and Is runs were made IN a
Wild orEy Of a hall game here between
the Hpudders and the Forth Worth
I'anthers this afternoon. the visitors
finally winning out 10 10 ~. Rrafts
three home runs and two singles IN
Tvs times al bat was the feature IL the
Eaine. seven home runs. one triple ana
i've doubles were made during the con.
test The Hpudders used five twlrlers
ana the Panthefs four
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24

TWO base hts Eihcl :, ReisieL Hart
ford. Ewoldt. Falk Home run Hol,a.
ham. Stolen base Munson. jackson.
Eibel. Sacrifice hit Massey. Struck
nut Ledbetter I, FitHpatrics I. Rcisgl :.
bryan. Rase on halls i.edhetter I. Rita
latrick I. Relsigl 5. Double play Reisisl
to Robertson TO Felix: Smith 10 Palmer
q Felix: Storey 10 Eibel
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24
HAKD HITTING nEciDES VIM.
OUTCOME 90 VICTORY,
sCORE 3 rOt
~ A.szs.s.a Ps-.

riTTshtRCu Apfn si-Ciaclnnaii
won the third rsms q the ssTi,s tutiy
from Pittsburgh 5 10 4 Ahihtya II the
Reds % solve ilamiitoas delivery IN the
first and third innings. save the victory
10 the vlSl,ors MaTauaTd was inylnclhle
ler five Innings but weakened In The
siNth. iloSne runs ~ Fonseea and nig.
bee featured the game
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24

Suushlart'-Two-tos hits, Crane.
Whittcd Three-har hits Paskert. Ca.
rcy, iune runs. Fonseca. Rlgbee Base
on halls. off Marauard I. Hamilton I,
Carlson I. Struck out. hy Marquard Q,
Hamilton I. GAsner :. Carlson :. Runs.
PSrser,. Rahne. Duncan. BresSler. Fon.
wa. Riehee :. Carry. whl,ted. Errors.
Duncan. Hargrave. Hamilton.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24
REDS TAKE THIRD CHICAGO DEFEATS
OF SERIES FROM DETROIT N FAST.
PIRATES, S TO 4GAME; SCORE 81
PITCHERS DuEi. BETWEEN rAnER
AND LEONARD ENDs
~ ti.tNE>Tu


CiliCAuo, April si-Chlcago came
froa tehlnd i'sLsy. tied pstral In The
ninth innlng aud Won oui o. ) ln
ths eleventh. Tho gang was pitch
srs' duel bstws,n faisr and leonard
the breaks faNuring the yisltofa.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24
AMARILLO Beaten BY PIanview In Tenth Inning Rally
Baseball Summary
rExss LEAGUE.
ye.lssaay's Rssulis

Yesterdays Results
iiHusfon q Oialxsston o
beaumont a. I'm Anfonia ..
Port w"Tth "a. wlchlta Pals n.
feasy's ONas-.
Pat wofth ~ wiehiia Falla
Galveston NJ iiousioa.
Fan Aninnia at beaumont
rhfrsspoft "a Dallas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24

today. winning ~ to .. Lcdbe,,er was
effective In all except two innln.s Hol.
lahohan's home run with the bases FUN
was "A feature.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24
STANDING ef Tssms
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays ResnIis.
Cincinnati 6: Pittsburgh 4.
Chicago s: 10. Louis I.
iiosion.B brooklyn: rain.
Phlladelphla-Ncw York: rain.
Teday's Games.
Philadelphia az New York.
ioston at brooklyn.
Chicago NJ 81. Louis.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1921-04-24
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

Wt~tftu h~tth
Al DrumwfiEht 4. knid I.
Al iawhuska .. okmulEce .
AZ Henryctta 0. Chickasha :.
Al Fort smith .. Springfield =.
Southwestern League.
A. ilartlesNllle ~ Sapuipa ie.
Al Auskogee ;. Miami 4
AZ indeprndcnce rs fNr~ens e.
AZ pi,trhaFsh ie, coffsvyills 4,
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CHATTANOOGA. ApFti st-A single
~ nanlel lssone With twO OWN In the
first inning Seored shay Ter Chatia.
noOga with thu enlS run q hrtllan,
pitching hatthe hs,wcen Nosl and rhn.
lins her,s to.laN
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION
birmingham Sseps MempAls
a. A..a.sk -

BIRMINGHAM. Awl ss-n ten 60
the lot q DIV SewtOa. VETERAN right
handler, 10 stop the winning. rush -
Memphis and birmingham WIN tcaayS
encounter s 10
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Aihais nrtcats NeAIle

ATLANTA. Arrn ss.--.Atianta mace
Il two straight frOm MNeSle herr today
when Markle wOn a ritchcTs' tat,N with
Ellis : to I.
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Two base hits Jacobson, Jameson.
Scwell. Elmer Smith. Speaker. Covel.
eskie. Three base hits: Seweil. Stolen
base: Gleason. Double play: o'Nclii
and stephenson. aase Co balls; Davis.
s, Coveleskie Z. struck out by Davis
:, Covcleskie Z. Runs Jacobson :. ia.
micson :. Johnston. Speaker ?. seweii
ETtcrS Williams
philadclnhia NJ New York. rain.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE


Yesterdays Results.
Cleveland 9: ~. Louis :.
Chicago .: Detroit 2.
New York.Philadelphla: raia.
Washington Boston: rain.
Teiay's Games.
New York AZ Washington.
~, Louis AZ Cleveland.
Detroit at Chicago.
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American Association
AZ Minneapolis ,: Kansas City Z.
AZ Columbus s: Louisville 0.
AZ NJ. Paul Z: Milwaukee 4.
Indianapolis. Toledo wet grounds.
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RAEtSr. DIAL hcathccse, Has, 81 balls.
OFT York }. OF May > struck cut. Ty.
ler I. York !. Hivicrv \. Runs. Maisel.
kaTtsr. DIAL :; o'FaTrclL Toporcer. Er.
RVS ho'loohsr. Foarnier. i.ayah. Topor.
cVr.
Washington. rain.
New York a, rhiladclnhia. We,
grounds N8awR
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\ batted for Weight In 9th.
M halted for Dooe In 9Th.

Do,ible play uressett 10 CaFty' Httu.k
out Bailey \. Weight .. Base ON halls
cccreham .. Weight .. Bailey ).
lsaSseFs Waih Over Dallas.
DALLAS. April s3.-Shrevepor, bat
tiers pounded the offerings cf three pal
las pitchers 10 four corners Of the lot
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NASHVILLE. Aprl s3.--ll,t,e Rccl
hatted Statham and nFOwn fSw - hits
winning easily n 10 s
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S-kattrd for Hamilton In third.
INFLATED Cor claEner IN seventh.
Scorr hy innings
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Philadelphia o, New York. rain.
Cheyenne record., 1921-03-31
ATTENTION


A prepared craosote dip for all
kinds of mites. Sure shot for
chicken lice. and use as a spray.
Keeps flies off horses and cows.
Get it from ]. A. Jenkins. 50
cents a gallon.
Expect to begin dipping cattle
A 2ril 5th Those who care tn
dip can make arrangements. ON
account of shortage of help.
Please bring lunch.
f. L. Reynolds
Arapahoe Colo.