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TERMINAL CUNTS
SCORE VICTORIES

Terminals and Auditors of the
Terminal r. r. Y. NJ. c. A. triumphed
at basket ball in their home gym
nasium last night, the former de-
feating Stewards Business College.
Is to 20. while the Auditors downed
the Tech High School Reserves. "a to
Is. The Terminal Steward game was
a well fought affair, but the other
contest was listlessly played. Scores:
Stewards (30) Position. Terminal (25).
Biron. Right forward ...... .Pinkstaf
Esp:nosa. ...... Left forward Ferguson
Connolly. Center r..............S Seviaser
Jack. Right guard ............ .Engle
Hart!g. ........ Left guard ............. Ford
Substitutions-Hughes for Connolly, Biron
for Jack. Ghilardi for Hartig. Goals from floor
.Seviaser 90. P!nkstar. Ferguson. Ford
Biron (3l. Espiranso. Ghilardi. Goals from
fouls-Engle 90, Hartig 4D.
Tech. Res. us). Position. Auditors t2D.
A. Neviaser. Right forward .... .Hawkshaw
Whyte. ........ Left forward ...H. Richardson
House. .,Center j. Seviaser
April. .......... Right guard .......... Sussan
Drissel. .........I Left guard .....S. Richardson
Substitutions- for Susan, Harwood
for Whyte. Oshnsky for April. April for Oshin.
sky. Goals from floor-Hawkshaw "a, H. Rich
asdson 49,. Neviaser t3>, Whyte (s), Drissel
(e). Harwood. Goals from fouls-Neviaser on
Hawkshaw. II. Richardson. Whyte ts). Drissel.
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College Basket Ball.

Florida, 81, Furman, rs.
william and Mary, IS, Richmond
20.
Wonord, 25; South Carolina. Fl.
Chattanooga, 2S, Mercer, n.
New Berry, Is, Clemson, II.
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Ruth s Home Run Off johnson
Priced Above Others bv Babe
BY BILLY EVANS.

/AI was the most remarkable Babe Ruth
Wv perform last season. That has the
close of the 1920
cracking fifty home runs -
kuth pulled
20 DECIDE @ which bit OF susgng the
seen MIN crash out homers with the
terrific op inning Yet oud
classify either the remarkable last
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WOODBERRY FOREST
DEFEATS EPISCOPAL

wOODBERRY FOREST. Va. Febru-
ary 12.-woodberry Forests basket
ball team defeated the Episcopal High
here today. 81 to II. The game was
fiercely fought from beginning to
end Lineup and summary:
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neutrality-suspicious. for Zalesak, Zsaesak
for Roberts, Mooney for Childress, Birthright for
Dey, Worthlngton for Love5oy. Goals from floor
Lemon -, Childress, hey. McFadden 12J
Iovejoy az, Mills 49,. scheibier. Cullen Isl.
Latd9ow: Goals from fouls-Lemon. out OF
(Maryland).
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Game to Grace A. c.

Grace Athletic Club easilv disnosed
OF the Alexandria Athletic Association
quint in a 75-to-23 basket ball en-
gagement last night. Sellers of Grace
scored 32 points. Alexander played a
good game for the losers. Score:
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Western Midgets Ahead.

Western High School Midgets OUT
pointed Cooke Athletic Club in q 50-to-
IS basket ball game yesterday. The
scholastics were better at team play
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CENTRAL DOWNED
BY NAVY PLEBES

ANNAPOLIS. Md, February 1.-TWO
former members Of the Central High
School basket ball team Of Washing
ton were instrumental this afternoon
in sending that five down to defeat
before the Navy Plebes. 80 to "a. Carl
Cullen and Milton Mills are the lads
who played on Central teams before
coming to Annapolis and who played
better than did they today
Mills was the high scorer Of the day,
registering 21 of his teams points.
Lemon did well for Central.
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Furnish Real Test Golfers in Open Championship Tournament
ROYAL TEAM TO BOWL
IN ROANOKE SATURDAY

INTEREST the annual dupn match between the Royals of this
of Roanoke, which the
Saturday Virginia city,
generously hreeba
be
other beof red the
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Play Tie at Hockey.

HANOVER, n. H, February IL
Yale and Dartmouth hockey terms
played q scoreless tie in a game that
was stopped because Of soft ice.
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Tufts and Armv in Meet.

MEDFORD. Mass, February Ia
Tufts College has accepted an in
vftation for q dual track meet with
the Military Academy team at West
Point May Fl.
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IS. A. Scholastic Basket Ball
Tournament to Be Held Here

INVOLVEMENT is made by the Student Activity Depart
George Washington University its first annual
basket ball for the South Atlantic cham
aonshp to Coliseum 10 II and T.
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MANY FEATURE HOLES
! INCLUDE SIX DOG-LEGS
General Difficulties of Links to Try Mettle OF
Visiting Pros and Amateurs in Cons
i ing Championship.
BY w. r. McCALLUM.

EATURE holes holes that call all that the player
abound the of the Columbia Country Club where
championship of the United States will be played 1922
There hole the
professional golfers who played during
What small weaknesses there might have notably
eleventh hoes being eradated
the first of July rolls
Perhaps
stands prominently
aur professional the fourteenth with
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BLISS BASKETERS
DEFEAT AVIATORS

Bliss Electrical Schools tasket ball
tors. 81 to %, last night. The Elec-
tricians played a speedy floor game
and scored consistently from the foul
line. Capt Berkman of the winners
made seven baskets from scrimmage.
Score:
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ALOYSIUS VICTOR
BY A BIG MARGIN

Aloysius Club defeated the Marine
Props. 62 to %. at basket ball last
night. The Aloysians attacked vigor-
ously and their stubborn defense kept
the Preps at bay. McNaney pocketed
thirteen scrimmage tosses for the
winners. Score:
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Alexandra. Hodges for sampson, Mckenney
for Iulgck Goals from noor-Sellers UJJ,
GirtCn go; Gross tsl, Chaconas (sj, Gaiian,
Newland. Tullock, Alexander (s), Yates l2).
in =; Alexander, 3 in g.
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GEORGIA TECH TOSSERS
HERE TOMORROW NIGHT
Play Georgetown in Opening Big Local Basket
Ball Week-Virginia Poly and Prince
ton Quints Also to Visit.
BY II. C. BYRD.

EORGA Tech Virginia Polytechnic Institute and Princeton will
furnish opposition for local colleges this week in what should
be the important of basket ball staged here
opened the days will ban
SPORT Georgetown, Catholic University
Washington Glaudet Three
to be played by Galaudet IN foreign floors
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Substitutions-Bliss. Berkman for Bush.
Bush for spriggs. Young for Capps. Barrett
for Gates. Keller for shaner. Goals from
hoor-Berkman O., Bush (3). Spriggs (3y,
Capps a., shaher, Crawford, Bennett. Thrill
XIII a., Janwing a.. Ross. Goals from fouls
|-Cnpps, 3 in 3.
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YANKEES ADD ANOTHER
Defeat Arrows in Y Gym, Which
Is Crowded to Capacity-Hed-
dons Tops Scorers.

Congress Heights Yankees contin-
ued in their winning stride when
they defeated the Y. NJ. c. A. Arrows
on the big "Y" floor last night. 33
to IL. For the first time in many
moons the Y. NJ. c. A. gym was
packed to capacity.
The Yanks drew first blood. Ather-
ton caging an angle shot after re-
cetving neat pass from Catlin.
After that 1t was the Yanks all the
way, bewildering the Y. NJ. c. A.
team with their splendid passing.
The first half ended 10 to in favor
OF the Yanks. In the second period
the Arrow club flashed a five-man
defense and kept the Yanks in check.
the winners only being able to cage
three goals from the floor.
Heddons did most of the scoring
for the Yankees. making eight dou-
Die counters and seven free tosses.
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Goals from door-vanstofy 3), Mountcaatle
t5), Cobb (4l.. Devin. Morton (2). Tyler ~.
Buxton (2), Finch.
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Observation-Disclosures. A. Folliard for
Frank. Collins for Folliard: Marine Preps
Goals from foor-Winfeld t5). Earnshaw f2)
Hutchinson %. Duffy 90, McNaney (13j,
Costello (5). Frank (2) Folliard (2). Goals
from fouls-Duny, in IL; Hutchinson, 4 In
); Ford, in 4.
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SubstitutiOns-Shafer for Catlin. Hodgkins
for Eineberg, Nash for Summerkamp. Goals
from foor-Atherton t3). Heddons (s). Ing
ley 10. Pease. Summerkamp t3), jenkins.
Hodgkins. Goals from fouls-Heddon, in 10;
fease. 8 In 10. Referee-Mr. Beckett, Y.
NJ. q. A.
In a preliminary game the War
Risk Indian Girls team defeated the
Cubs, 1S to IA. Miss Gieman led her
team to victory, doing most of the
shooting.
Evening star., 1921-02-13

n you should ask Ruth what he re-
gaFded as his best performance at the
bat last season he probably wouldn't
consider the incident I have men.
toned. A heRe run in the Life OF
Evening star., 1921-02-13

Georgetown is planning to get Dan
OConnor, whom Coach Exendine
rated as one of the best linemen he
ever saw. to come back to help coach
next fall. OConnor should make
mighty good man to help Exendine.
especially in demonstration work.
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APARTMENTS - UNFURNISHED

Borough Of Queens.
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FOR SALE, acreage, nil section, North ia
maica; long frontage. wSter, electric light.
OWNER. Flushing av.. Lofts lane. ia
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Borough Of Richmond-salc or Rent.

A modern room detached house that
garage, lots Of ground. 1OoxIoo IT;
steam heat, electric light. hardwood
floors; direct from the owner; win
sell cheap; little cash required.
E. A. LEE,
ESQ Madison av. Murray Hill 1888.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

AMER. REALTY CO, 200 Broadway, buys
choice Manhattan and Bronx properties
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WANT first mortgage " 800; good Queenl
Borough 1rallin9. bonus. aharirn. 11Q 1'wrs
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10TH ST.. between I'd and Cd avs.--Prvate
house: price Si7 900; f6.6x92 steam heat:
u. u. GlCkER. 2I6 30 aY.. near I'D ST.
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Above I4th st. to 59th st. dnclusive).
East River 10 North River.
re- NET wuTIr wAITTNc


Teo NET WHILE WAITING.
Very choice plot over 100 feet, old build
ngs, above 2sth St, west q 9Th av. for
cash only.
BETTER THAN WALL STREET.
1905 NET. NO DEPRECIATION
Modern fireproof loft building, covering
five lots, extra heavy construction; lensed
10 responsible tenant long lease; vicinity
Of 42d q. and 9TH ay.; about S150.0o0 cash
required.
5TH Av.. VICINITY OF BOTH ST.
Substantial business building; paws well
now; can be purchased at price that will
pay large future profit.
Sd Av.. VICINITY 14TH ct.
Leasehoid, present low rentals win net
CHOICE INVESTMENT CORNER.
vicinity Madison av, Sath ~, all leased. pays
large net return; large plot equity $3.50 900 !;
viii consider nearby westchester or Long
Island gentleman's home and cash
MANY OTHER CHOICE INVESTMENT
PROPERTIES; SOME WILL CONSIDER
PAIVr EXCHANGE; PRINCIPALS ONLY
DAVID STEWART.
! Fest 42d q. Phone 1850 vanderbilt.
corner, 20 nv. and 5fst st.. 4ox50 two
story tenements with stores. +. X.
bEANE, Rector.
DOWNTOWN DWELLINGS.
Possession May il 10Th st.. between 9Th
and 9th avs; convenient to subway, IL" and
crosatown lines; 10 foot four atorv basement
and cellar private houses, Is rooms good
condition.; price SlI 500 each; easy terms.
II. ~. kILPATRlCk, owner, 80 Nassau ~.
FOUR story apartment. stores, within -four
blocks Vanderbilt Hotel. $40, 900, half cash
rents 81 $50 STRlPE, rs West s4th.
FACING STTYvEsANr PARK.
Elegant single flat for sale: adjoining ST
Georges Church. sOMMER, Ruthcrfurd pi
HOUSE Tor sale. $40 ". 18TH 1t st., . story,
attic and basement. electric light bath
good condition; price St5.lOO only ST iOG
cash reuuiredi possession May 1. DuROss
l55 w. 14th ~.
INVESTING si25OO0 IA ~ story flreprooi
building, near Tth av,, 42d: nets ttos fol
II years, 1856 thereafter. besides a $500 OoC
profit on purchase price; leased; bargain,
/ investira.c. rTLL REALTY COMPANY. x
West 3fth. Phone 1903 Pennsylyanla,
WILL lease poxio0 on west s2d, with 20xiof
on 400. u years. $1,000 nat. HTRLPE
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Borough of Queens.
MONEY TO LOAN AND WANTED
ON BOND AND MORTGAGE.
-'----.------~-~-,----~.~--~>~~-~~--~---~
BROOKS 4 MoMANn


REAL ESTATE MORTGAGES,
jfh BROADWAY, PHONE RECTOR 2os7.
CHOICE second mortgage for sale. $50 .000
Manhattan loft building Sharum, 40 Bway.
PUBLISHING house wants loan OF $40 600
for orse year on note I'd by first mort
gage on New Jersey suburban property worth
$40, ,000 win pay bco md substantial bonus
Address Advertising Agency 9i1 Attn av Bldg.
tIHsr mortgage $4,000. per cent. nearly
3 years; security SCI 900. modern Jersey II
room residence and large piot III exclusive
home park; committing distance, principals
direct. y 4,@ Hrrald. $50 BWay
FIRST MORTGAGE money TO loan on apart
mcnt and tenement houses. WM. A.
kEApIN, ~ w. I'd. Gramercy asa
| want $4,000 first mortgage on handsome
brownstone apartment Mt. Morris Park
North best constructed and best located.
u. y. sCuLLY ~ ~ 125th ~.
MONEY TO LOAN ON
1sT AND 2D MORTGAGEs.
Greater New York, New Jersey, Connecticut
&C.. improved or unmproved. income. DWELL
ings. acreage or manufacturing properties
considered. 7. SMITH CO.
800 MADISON Az. NEW YORK.
OPPORTUNITY for party with 5000.
$1,000, development nearby suburban,
large Interest given n enterprise ana permn-
nent connection. starting Immediate sale,
wtl return money few months. J csc Herald,
$50 Broadway.
SECOND mortgage money, Manhattan or
Bronx property; brokers protected. RETz-
<ER, iAi nway
THIRD mortrage wanted $4,000 WIN pay
attractive bonus; must act quick. Box
i6e, Harlem.
WANT first mortgages 1900: good Queens
Borough 1rsllingi bonus. 6haynrn. 170 8'wrS.
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NJ. MORGENTHAU JR. CO.,
206 Broadway, New York City.

FOR SALE FURNISHED.
story English basement dwelling. lower
sos, near 9th av., 30 rooms,-10 baths. IN ex-
cellent condition; beautifully furnished !:
possession 30 days. TT Herald, $50
broadway.
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1T3 r. 10TH ST.-Attractive block: rooms
baths: just remodeied: ready for occu-
pancy; $4,000. WILLIS. Rhinelander 2S1.
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WASHINGTON SQUARE SECTION,
Sth ST., bet. 9th and 9th avs.
Three four story and basement Colonial
houses, adapted for alteration into studio
apartments: viii sell separately brokers
protected. PEPE, WASHINGTON SQUARE.
8 STORY. new law apartment, Washington
Heights: small apartments. rents 50 300 I:
price $4,000 cash $4,000. PARTRIDGE,
3s07 Broadway.
100 Roosevelt ST., corner OF Cherry, story
81, 800 cash, butchers or groccr's chance.
FLANNERY, % Duane ST. Agt. Worth
lass. Thickly populated neighborhood
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Borough Of oueeps--saIe or Rent.

A COUNTRY homo or charm and comfort
rcasonabiy priced. rooms and bath, Ta
feet frontage on Florence av., Bayslde, l.. r..
within 20 mlnutes OF Pennsylvania Terminal
Via u. Z. n. n. Apply 70 MISS GRACE
WEEKS, Vista av., BaysidA
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81 10. S1ST ST

81 u. SlST ST.
16xi00. story American basement; baths,
story extension hardwood floors and elec-
trio light; immediate possession. Price and
terms to suit purchaser. PEASE & ELL
MAN, $40 Madison av.
10TH ST., 173 Ed rooms, 2 baths; Just re-
modelled: ready for occupancy price $40,-
600. WILLIS, 2s1 Rhinelander.
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APARTMENT house. five family. West 103d
ST.; owners apartment available; $3e 900.
Suburban houses. $4,000 up.
Business building. brick. with improve
ments. sale or exchange; $500 cash, ball
ance mortgage: nets over 81 900.
GEORGE l.. ARCHER,
REAL ESTATE,
10 e. ADD ST. PHONE VANDERBILT 50S4.
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APARTMENTS - UNFURNIsHED

Above seth s..-sth Az. to East River.
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ington and Park; three and basement
stone all improvements. IL. NJ. LEWIS
1Sg Montague St Main sos.
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130-l32 EAST 10TH ST.
19x102.2 each, two story and basement
with . story extensions: immediate possess
sion: will sell together or separately. PEASE
q ELI.lMAN, $40 Madison av. Muir. Hill GOO
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ATTENTION!-30 per cent. investment. Ele-
vator apartment Price Se5 900. Mtgc.
$4,000. Rental S21 900. Expenses under
$l3. 900. Embarrassed. Box 7T7. Stamford,
CORNER property on Columbus av, in
Nineties; good investment: suitable for al
tering into small suites JAMES ]. ETCII-
TNGHAM, INC, 131 Columbus av Column
CENTRALLY located story apartment
house, vicinity seth ST. and Broadway
rental $3I. coo; price S2T5, 900. DERSCHUCII
e. CO.. 150 Broadway.
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Above 5sth st.-5th Av. to East River.

AN UNUSUAL oPPoRTUNITYi
Harlem dwellings for $4,000; three stories.
brick. 18.sx1o0 above i25th. near Madison;
easy terms. Open this afternoon.
ID. u. SCELIY q CO. 81 East 12ath st.
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fTtEEPURT-House OF ii rooms. bath aud
double car garage, occupying corner plot,
f4sx115, choice location, for sale: bargain IL
purchased now. GEORGE J. REARDoN, 4s
w. Merrick road, Freeport, l.. /. Tel.
1io1-w Freenort
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CITY REAL ESTATE.

Above Isth St. TO 5oth ST. Unciusive).
East River TO North River.
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FOR IMPROVEMENT OR ALTERATION.
Park av. section (I.ower Sos)
Unusual plot, 100 feet trout. extra deep.
for apartment or hotel site; unusual light;
possession guaranteed.
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HOMESTEAD, 10 rooms. furnished. every
thing up to date, 20 rent for srmr1er: two
garages and barn beautiful old shade tree.s
~ miles out. on Merrck road. overlooking
Great South Bay. Particulars. WALTER
- iSARY. room 242J. Gi Broadway. Manhat-
tan. Phone nraS Bowling Greon.
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rN4. s.ALsl.--nOuse, rooms and store. all
improvements; good business plot. O. n. x
90 IT,; minutes walk from Sea Clff station,
l.. I. Address t0i Sea Ciiff av., Glen Cove,
l., r. Tei AIR Glen Cove.
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9s1 MADISON Av.,

0S1 MADISON Az,
Northeast Corner of 10th st.
For Sale-Cooperative tenant ownership
plan proprietor Of your own home for less
than SO, 900 cash. balance like rent or less
Than $4,000 cash-less than 81 600 yearly
for carrying expenses.
Ten story, fire proof building. two apart
ments on each floor, each apartment has
seven large rooms and two baths.
MISS NEWELL,
12S w. 18th ST. Chelsea 6650.
VIII be at a8l Madison av. at p. M. daily.
M I'M CIR, co,I,rI cir,
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HOUSE in Treeport modern house OF q
rooms; all improvements corner plot siys
io5xIt0: lovely location; boating, bathing
md fishing: price $500. G. r. ", 66a
Herald Herald sd,
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From Battery to nth ST., inclusive.

GREENWICH VILLAGE,
80 Christopher St, fine for restaurant: g
stores, 4 apartments, $35 900. 27S-2s0 w. 4th
st., cor. W. nth St. good construction, but
reed remodelling; $i4 600 each. 252 w. 11th
ST.; steam heat, good condition. Immediate
possession; $4,000. II Commerce St: can
be bought. no cash down, si2 600. excellent
terms any of these.
WILLIAMS DEXTER Co, INC,
20 Greenwich av. Rector 65s3.
GREENWICH VILLAGE SECTION.
iiS Charlton st.-Three story ard basement
brick Colonial house price So, 100.
GROVE ST
Five three story and basement Colonial
houses: $l2, 500 each; brokers invited.
PEPE. WASHINGTON SQUARE.
GREENWICH vILLAGE-Restricted neigh
borhood: beautiful little dwelling, Just COM
pletely remodelled and redecorated; electric
light, hot water heat, all hardwood floors
very high class: II rooms, 4 baths; owner
Unexpectedly leaving town: price $27 800.
J. IRVING WALSH, 78 West fith ut.
GREENWICH VILLAGE.
TWO houses for sale; best locality. Write
OWNER. 10 Union square.
NO. 1853 WATTS ST,
between West and Washington sts., near
vehicular tunnel TO Jersey: small three story
building; possession April. Owner. SAMUEL
KILPATRICK, lac Broadway.
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9TH AV.. near 42d st.--Four story and
store with bakers oven: TO close estate:
bargain. A. W. MILLER 4 CO.. s9s 9Th av.
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FOR SALE FURNISHED.

5 story English basement dwelling, best
residential section. East Side: has recently
been converted into three separate apart
ments; one duplex, single floors; electricity
elevator, roof garden; possession so days
] T7S Herald, $50 B'way.
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NO. s94 WATER sT
wAsHlNGToN squARE SECTION.

(adjoininR Catharinc sllp.)
Three story building for s6.5C0 owner.
SAMUEL FITZPATRICK, 40 Broadway.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-10-21
EN NENEEER
DIES SUDDENLY
El,er of Mrs. Nelson
Beale Drops Dead in
Baltimore Thursday

r w NaIS0ns Beale
IIsd to Baltimore yesterday
hidden death Of Edward M.
6SHaaaY tha father OF the latter.
sWefISnar fell dead shortly aft
m hta3desk Ia the Criminal
YooIa en- Ioute toshts lunch.
9gsiIsaeF was seen 70 fail IN
Sfitiaa Eauitabla building and
of physieians hastily sum
eaed {SilsdS 10 revive him. The
's3tinnT6 News has the following
a0ncernIng him:
s1,srs 1,as widely known in
RaItifnore and one OF the
SSrnisr IN CONT clerks. His
f7aO HnrthT broadway.
N +ha central police
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EIaon Art Exhlblt

The ElSen Art Exhibit In Cen
tral School auditorium which be.
ga Mast evening and continues
each evening for the remainder OF
The week is drawing large ana
well lleated audiences. Practic.
alts every girl pupil Of JUNIOR hlsA
school has beer busily engaged IN
canYassing the town in the. sale Of
tickets this week, and it is thought
that no one has been overlooked,
The proceeds which will total /.
very creditable SUN will be used
in the purchase of works Of art
for the local schools.
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XHN&N4l OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
EMIT YaSt6fes Motnt
ain Lake Paf Md
Mss Haktie StmmonS
turned 10 her home at Weston g.
ter q visit With Mrs. Mary sim
mons here.
Mrs. Charles p. flanagan Was 9
visitor with friends at Fairmont on
Tuesday.
Joseph Wilton has returned 70
his home at Annapolis, Nd. after
q visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
II. Peard Of Water street.
j. 7. Koen and A. j. Hayes
left yesterday for Pittsburgh to
attend the automobile show.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert D. Bur
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EHmTekIea Day

Tho committee, composed Of D.
3, Hollobaugh, Rev, B. p. HapeB,
%. n. KosR, Miss Marian Shaw
and Zoe Powell are buslly engag-
ed In laying plans for a proper OBJ
seFYance Of Arnnigtfce Nay in this
city. They will act IN conjunction
With q committee from Mi!iae
Post No. 40, American Legion,
Of Lloyd E. Moore,
Frank Moore and G.. e. Snodgrass
and a committee, OF the Kiwants
club to be pamad at aIISter date
by the president OF the eiab L. s.
Isshwenck.
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aaS 56G Burton g9bFSH S0esB ut&t69
llahaF psfepts here fhs ge
Miss Margaret Mckinney 81 the
site Board 6E chldren's Guar.
|daIus was i business yilstor here
ON Tuesday
Thomas q. Murphy Of Zsnes.
vile, Ohio. formerly we'll known
Washington oil well contractor, Is
here for a few days visit with
friends.
Alfred Hop&ood has returned to
wheeling after a visit with his
parents In Furbee avenue.
Mrs. Thomas Zimmerman Of
Burt Hill has returned from a
visit with relatives at Rlackgille
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AasoeIatIon 10 he Formed

At a meeting of its proponents
held in the offices OF the Central
Auto Corporation In Monroe street
on Tuesday Of this week it was
decided to form a business Mems
Association for Warrington. Ths
organization will come into full
bloom this evening when Attorney
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! Miss Edith n. Banning, eFapReg
list OF Cleveland, Ohio, who has
been conducting q very successful
series Of meetipgs in the First
church OF the Naaarene here has
consented after an urgent appeal
from tho congregation to remain
In ManlBngton another week.
More than fifty persong have heen
converted during the eampsign.
Mrs. William MCDANIEL wife Of the
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Mrs.. "a. Il. Parrish assisted ~
Mrs. James wilkins and Mre. ~
u. Tariff entertained the Catholic
Daughters Of America and
friends on Tuesday afternoon at
quilting party at the formerF
home In CIarksburg street. At
five o'clock a luncheon was saFV,
ed with the tables decorated
in the colorB Of the order, purple
and gold. Many attended and en-
jOyed the event.