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Evening star., 1921-03-01
TUESDAY, MARCH i, 1!--~.
FOR sALEHOUSN. FOR SALE-HOUSES
WILLIAM S. H II IPS
14O9 New York Ave NV
Phone Main 98

CHEVY CHASE
A beautiful colonial front house with
lasEe rooms and baths. Two stories.
Double garage to match. Lot contains
10.5OO square feet. Thoroughly modern
with all latest improvements and equip
naent Price. SCI. sou. Terms can be
arranged.
NORTHEAST
Near North Carolina ave. and 18th St ::
. mighty good Groom two.story brick
modern home. In fine condition and
priced right; 50 900. on easy terms.
NORTHEAST
A dandy home on corner; semi-detached
window brick; two stories. having S
rooms. h.-w.h.; built-in garage; hand
wood trim throughout. Convenient loca-
tion and nne neighborhood. Price, 81. $50,
on easy terms.
BROOkLAND-
Detached 7-roon residence on lot lOOxl5O
feet Has h. VIII. beautiful shade and
fruit trees: large porehes. front and
rear; gardrn space and chicken house.
Price, $500. on easy terms.
PARK VIEW
For small family: a brick Groom and
bat house; porches. closed in sleeping
porch room for garage. Price, 81 200,
on terms.
w l IL A NJ S
14O9 New VI
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Main 4752.

Main 4752.
$500.
4 six room and bath modern home. viii,
built.in garaEe: nRe northeast section: has
front and double rear p0sches: all improve.
meRtp. h0t-watsr heat, electric lishts: hard.
wood floors and TRIM
McKEErER 4 GOSS,
1405 Eye st. Main 47So.
$l3,25O.
Modern home In Mount Pleasant section:
has eight bright rooms. two ba this and sleep.
Ing porch; front and double rrar porches; hot
places; built-in garage; screened throurhout
MckEEvER h GOSS,
1905 Eye st. Main 475o
$1,000.
Fine completely detached home in saul,s
Addition: six rooms and bath; large from
porch; hot-~ster heat. electric lights: conven.
ieatiy Arranged rooms; bright kitchen; large lot.
Z & GOSS,
Main 4752.
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BUY NOW.


$3.50 to $1,000 Cash.
$a.25o--SEAR s4,h AND Q w.-Three sto.y o.y
s. lso-sth ST. NEAR S.w.-rwo-stor,
brick; 8 rooms. bath. latrote heat;
$, ,s,o-M 't sr. ~. rsciSG sefs navy TXRp-r~o
story brick; rooms. bath. latrobe
heat; house in excellent condition
s., ,4o-E ST. NEAR 10th s.w-white neigh.
borhood: 2-story brick; rooms. bath
.TSss good GOD s0IS'Sn SriS sec p.nk en;1
house in fne .condition: lot i3o feet to
alley: $500 cash; balance like rent.
~. .860-NEAR ist AND II. ]. AVE NV.
Blooming nsdale--2-story brick; o rooms:
furnace heat; vacant; newly decorated
q, ,s5o-STORE AND ROOMS NEAR NAVY
YARD-S-stery brick building contain.
ing store and rooms; good loes tion
for any kind OF business; terms ar.
7,o-s,n Sssf 81 e SE%R al. s" S.W@s.tory brick
rooms. hath. latrot'e heat; brick Ga.
.o ss.. . e:., sG,fGe: 90, 70 s!iey; 500 ea;h;
brick house. oak floors. h.w.h., elec.
tricity; house vacant; newly papered.
Easy terms.
WIN. b. KRAFT,
Real Estate, Insurance,
1886 N. Y. Ave. Main 1893.
FOR SALE-COLCKED.
SEVERAL VERY DESIR-
able Groom houses, located in
the northwest section of the city.
Price, $3.50. Terms. $3.50 cash
and $50 per month, including all
interest.
B. B. PINN.
Col. 58l7. 7l2 Kenyon st. NV.
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
BUNGALOW-BRAND-NEW
We are authorised to sell this charming
banEalov sf rooms and tiled bath. h.w.h..
elee. iights. gas. psrches, high eleystioa, opea
fireplace, with . cash payment Of
$500.
William r. Fowler & Co.,
$50 .;t. 81. NV.
Phones MlL silH Sil1.
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,

nELIIC-S N M
1884 II Street NV.
Price, $l6.5m-Cleveland Park.
Detached property. inst west Of Conn.
ave, constructed by Of the best
builders. The hOus~ In how In hne
dition contains ten large r,>sns and two
complete haths. has electric lights. hot
water heat. hardwood floors. open fire
place Ia living rom. beamed ceiling in
dining room. large fNnt and sleeping
porrhes.
Price. $l3. 5OO-Lamont St.
dandy home. located west Of 18th at.
and built by kennedy 4 Davis. I. cen-
servants quarters. has otwater heat.
electr!" lights. hardwood floors. instan
taneous heater and the whole house is in
perfect condition. Owner orcpsnt.
Price, S,5O0-Chevy Chase. Md.
An attractive little bungalow. just
north of bradley lane. All the rooms are
one door: 1t IL eQupped with hot
water heat. electric lights. hardwood
floors. has front and side porches. and Is
on . spacious lot. containing garage and
chicken house. Possesson and terms.
Price, $28.OO-Nr. 2lst & = SITS.
High type Of home. moderately priced
considering the improvements and l0.r-
t:on. The h0us. IL especially ada pied
for entertaining and CONTAIN fourteen
ro0ms and three baths. hOt-wat~r heat
and electric lights. 1t has recently been
redetorated and garage accommOda tions
can be arranged.
Evening star., 1921-03-01

In Cleveland Park-7-room
and bath detached home: hot-water heat; cleo
;: :s:: s:s ''';';; ;;'5; ;S room for garage
Excellent Location in Bloom
,;."tx and bath
Price. $3.50.
Eight-room house in unusually
splendid front and rear yard; hardwood floors;
hot-water heat; nice size rooms. Price. $3.50.
Downtown-Near government
printing ofnce. Splendid Groom and bath
home: cellar under entire house; recently put
IN arst-class condition Throughout; price.
$500. Can be bought on very reasonable
Eight-room home on two
lights: oak floors: instantaneous hot ter
heater; price, $500 a. uaa'u.l'' ssod buy.
Six-room brick house north
..a: 10, ss.y y % .., ana ,sed e @
WV cash. DAiAnee monthIy.
7.
Within one square OF 9th and
F ats. nv; loroom and bath home Price.
cate foomihg house in this section.
In Washington Heights
baths; hst-vster heat aad electric lights;
hardwood neers; ample space for garage; new.
= aseorstsd throughout; porehes. Price,
Business place in Georgetown
store. 8 rooms sAd bath: het-wster heat:
electric lights: located right at transfer point.
Can be bought for $500. terms.
CHAS. D
023 Fifteen
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

FOR SALE-6- ROOM HOUSE, WITH RATH.
pantry pnL pipeless furnace heat: inspect house
:in,. mL..e me an offer. OWNER. 1cO4 q st.
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FOR sALE-H0UsEs FOR sALE-H0USEs
C0nttnueA

FOR sALE-HOUsES FOR SALE-HOUSEs
C0ntA1eA
JOHN ". THOMPSON & CO.
-Incorporated-
821 18th Street NV Main lH7.
BUNGALOW
Sau's SubdivisioS
8 be aran1
$4,000 $500
sad ea
ps..sss
one. property ID
erm wi be ths.aIc payment
$1,000 $500
r. IL.
dSe
al be room or
n
II .
BUNGALOW
Chevy Chase, D. c.
secure 4 beautiful
mpovenents
hes Can be urchaa for CASH
Price, $4,000.
JOHN w. THOMPSON & CO.,
-Incorporated---
32l 18th Street NV Main l477.
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CHEVY CHASE.
BOSS & PHELPS,
Tel. Main 434O.
14O6 H St. NV.

Price, $13,5 500.
A nearly new home built by presest owner.
who is leaving this country; an Offer Of less
with good cash payment will be considered. A
central hall plan colonial house. having eight
rooms and bath. heated With hot water. having
electric lights. large side porch asd Q 6reprosf
garage. There is . large yard.
Evening star., 1921-03-01

tax, Realtors.
Price. $4,000. CLOSE TO wARpMAN PARK
INN. Delightfully."- located brick resi-
dence; Inc rOoms and bath: eolonial
porch: hot-water heat and electric lights
servants toilet and stationary tubs in
cellar. Liberal terms arranged.
Price, ~ 800 BLOOMIEGDALE A mac.
tically new six-room and bath brick
dwelling; electricity: hot water heat:
large screened sleeping porches: 0tted
many unusual cOnveniances which are not
found In new houses have been added b.
the oEntr: 81. 800 cash and 500 month,
including oil Interest.
Price. q, 500. ON QUE st. NE. NEAR
NORTH CAPITOL A bay window brick
0i six rooHs and bath: good heating
plant; double garage. Opening on 4 N.
foot alley. Favorable terms will Be ar.
Price. s:750. NEAR l4th AND BELMONT
SITS: cosy little colonial.type home
Of Q reouas. tiled bath: hot-water hes
i. sa psia 0e e.s, cash nssss, 1sl.1.s
Price, 80 $40: auRsTAkTlALLY NOpERN
BAY.WINDOW BRICK DWELLING:
two stories and cellar: six large rooms
aad bath; desirable location, west Of the
War. state and Navy Dept Possession
L sEnyIcE WITH RESULTS FOR so YEARS
FAIRFAX.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
CA~Hf~~AA


NEAR 1st & r. l. AVE. NE.
room. and batS in niaS View o SECTION. where
very few houses are for sale. High elevation.
white section; House is hardwood trim and in
fine shape. Only 81 600 cash, balance SIS per
month: which includes principal and interest.
Immediate possession.
DAVIS & STEELE,
1920 New York ave. NV. NJ. $3.50 -Ssae.
Immediate Occupancy.
An ideal home from owner. ut 1889 Gallatin
ST.: detached: large lot and garage, 4-car ca
pacity: 200 feet from l4th st: car line; ac-
section Of Saul's Addition open 3 to 8, March
i: and 3, and every sunday. ) to ). 1nspec.
tion by cnlliLg North 1914 s.
Arkansas Avenue.
Delightful detached home In very desirable
neighoorhood, eight rooms and two baths.
electric lights. ot-water heat; owner-ocrupaat
terms. Price, $l6,5OO.
Newton Street.
Well constructed home, convenient to the
car line, containing nine rooms and two baths
semid etnched. Price, $4,000.
California Street.
contains eleven r oms three baths; electric
light; hot-water heat. property vacant; posses.
sion with deed. Price. $ISUuC
) Street West of 10Th.
Desirable home Of ten r0oIss and two ba tbs
IN excellent condition: rts,ms unusually large
ana bright: electric light: steam heat; nrst-
foor kitchen: owner-occupnnt will give pDsses-
sion with deed. Pr.ce. $4,000.
PetwOrth.
bungalow of six rooms and tile bath: lot
4"Nln; property has all modern convenienres
and many unusual features: vacant: TO effect
immediate sale owner has reduced price TO
$3.50. i ~
Wyoming Avenue.
desirable home Of eight rooms and two
baths; very desirable loca tion: electric light:
property In excellent condition and available
ior Immediate occupancy Price, slo.5UO.
H. L. RUST.
Main 6S8S. o12 18th St. NV
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Phone Main 1923.
e, $32, 5OO-Near
he Highlands"

"The Highlands
In one Of the choice sections Of Wash
inxton Heights. A BEAUTIFUL home. con
taininz twelve rooms and four baths. "ix
master brirnfns, attractive draw1ng.
dining and reception rooms. 1t II IN per
f~tt condition, contains all the very lat
est improvements and possession Will De
given BY the owner shortly.
Price. S8,75O-Georgetown.
Three-story pressed brick home. 10
Gated in = bisrk containing great many
dne residences. east Of 31st 81: Ihis
house has ten rNprnA and hath; the con
structiGn is exceptionally fine; has eiee-
trc lights, n good sized remr yard and
at rh~ price quoted Is a fine value.
Irice, SIS, ,75O-Chevy Chase, Md.
A brandn-w house: located one-hali
block off Conn. ave. This is complete
home in every detail having nine rooms
and two baths. all the latest improve.
ments and is situated on lot 6Oxl:t
IT, At this price II should be sole
within q day or two.
Price, &.85O-Rrookland.
A dandy home, just put on the mar
ket for the first time. The house is de-
tsched. on a large lot. and has SIX rooms
reception hall and BATH. front. aide and
rear porcheS There several fruit
trees, grspevines and chicken house. Pos
session given shortly by owner.
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FARMS
FOR SALE.

14;AoRE CHicKEN FARM; 5,Ko3M Ss5G,1, Bun, tnS,
thousaad gallons water on porch; also good
we'll: chicken house. 20xe0 IT,; rabbit house.
17xls: small chicken house. holding 40 chick
ems; garage: about twenty fruit trees; grape
arbor: plenty wood: three hundred chickens
and Ford touring car: 10 miles from city; GIN
der road; on W. r. and A. car line: min
utes' walk from station; reasonable. Address
BOX 33i-R, Star Office. l..
ATTENTION. $50 ACRES YOUR PRICE.
Your terms Groom house. barn, fruit: clay
soil: running water: rolling: % acres bottom;
. miles railroad town. II. W. FIAAGG. owner.
Charlotte Hall, Nd.
NORTHERN VIRGINIA FARMS. COUNTRY
homes, estates; all classes: get our big list
BUELL. FARM AGENCY. Herndon. Va. Phone
10 mhSs
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&ANN L. W.
A very pretty colonial two-story brick
house, with 9 large rooms and bath.
h.-wh.. elec. lights. concrete cellar.
with front and rear entrances: oak floors
and many cOnveniences. such as Laundry
chute. stationary tubs gas water heater.
Has been occupied by owner; will give
immediate possession. Price only 81 500,
on terms cheaper than rent.
PETWORTH-
A strictly all-m modern brick honse with
rooms and bath, h.-w.h.. electric lights.
metal garage, sleeping porch, hardwood
no0rs. House Is in excellent condition
Price. 81, 900; 81 600 cash, balance on
easy terms.
MT. PLEASANT
splendid home on Mt. Pleasant St:
six rooms. reception hall, bath and
shower. h.-w.h,. elec. lights: room for
garage. Colonial front porch and many
other conveniences Price, SlO.OO: terms
arranged.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
very good buy Well located honse
having 10 rooms 3 baths 90 bedrooms)
open freplaces. hardwood floors, 3 open
Thrches. instantaneous water heater:
room for garage: h.-w.h.. elrc. lights.
Price. SIS, 80; terms can be arranged.
P II | l. LIPS,
=
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Price Sl25m

Price, Sl2,5OO.
semi-bunsalow type house havias seves
rooms, two baths, hot-wster heat, electric
lights and n garage. This 10 . beautiful house,
attractively situated on o. large lot with plenty
Of trees and shrubhery. Owner leaving city:
possession will be given.
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Price, Sl8,5OO.
A large buiit-fo-ordeP house q little OF from
Conn. ave. and near the circle. The house hs .
ten large rooms, six bedrooms. two bathrooms:
heated with hot-water; having electric lights
front and side pSrchss asd a large sleepins
porch.
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HEDGES MIDDLETON, INC, -
1884 H Street NV. Phone Main 1923.

AN ATTRACTIVE LIST OF PROPERTIES SELECTED
TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF THE
CONSERVATIVE HOME-BUYER.
Evening star., 1921-03-01

NEAR 18th AND ALLISON sTs.-8 ROOMS
and baths: 2 sleeping porches: pebble dash
house only one year old. A real home. Price
SIS. 500. Possession within reasonable time
Union Realty Corporation.
9l0 Evans building. Main sslS
Evening star., 1921-03-01

FOUR EXTRA SPECIALS.
IN HOME BARGAINS.
lust OFF r. !. Ave. NE.
Besutifui tapestry hriek; rcpms and bath:
electric lights; hot water heat newly papered
and painted deep lot 10 wide alley.
all4 4th ~. ne.
Price, 81 $4,000.
Opposite Lincoln Park.
s-room and hath. brick. in splendid condI-
ti"n: teen recently renovated. painted and pa
l.i0 l.. Capitol 81.
Price, S7.25OOO.
Large Downtown Home.
Suitable for rooming house
story. pressed brick in convenient neigh
sn-hood and
A Decided Bargain.
Semi-Detached Tapestry Brick
Colonial Porches in Saul's
Addition.
First Floor
Reception hail. large living room open FIRE
try and coat closet.
Second Floor
3 large. airy bedrooms. = complete bn tbs
with shower; screened sleeping porch: hard
vend hosss: elec. lights; entire house equipped
with weather metal strips thernostat a nd per
son.lly selected lighting nxturrs; large yard
brick Earage.
Open for Inspection.
Price, Sl6,50O.OO.
Occupied by Owner.
THOS> E. JARREU.
Main 7ee. SS7 Woodward bldg
Evening star., 1921-03-01

2lS JOHN MARSHALL Pf. S.W.-14-ROOM
heuae and complete furnishings: Will sacrince;
owner going west. Sc
ADJOINING SACL'S ADDITION
911 JEFF ERSOS sr. NM At,AST
Semi-detz ched, modern house, In first class con-
dition; double lot. 4sxl59 II. alley: large
EaHEe; fruit treer; grapeyiD@s: ruons tile
bath; hot-wnter heat: electricity. For quick
sale. $9,UB. moderate cash payment. Call
Owner. Columbia 81S4 and house will be open
and lighted this evening
WILL SELL THE EQUITY IN MY MOD.
trn Groom and bath house in Park View
very reasonably. Address Box 3-s Star
once. 3s
BUNGALOW. NEW, THREE ROOMS SEWER
water. electricity: immediate possession: lot
40xl0O. Price, 81. 200. 800 down. SIS mo, Write
Bsx ~ Rreniwo"d Nd. or phone Frank. s.s
Ss
PETwORTH-NEw s-KOOM BRICK: MI
arranged for two families IL desired; baths
large porhes. screened: brick garage: so, 800
terms Owner. fsS4 princeton st. NV. -
DETACHED: ROOMS: BEST NV SECTION:
h.w-h.: ~i.ctrc lights: 5,UO square feet of
ground. foesession in II days. Can arrange
f~rms. Owner. Address Box 1855. star Office
DIRECT FROM OWNER. DANDY NEW
house Of rooms. tile bath. h.-wh electric
Light. oak hoor-: larrs. double porches; good
yard: convenient NV. lo.ation: make
TERMS Addres. Box 73-s. star Office.
Evening star., 1921-03-01

Business place in Georgetown
store. rooms aad bath; het-wster heat:
electric lights: located right at Transfer point
Can be bought for $500. on terms.
CHAC n
Evening star., 1921-03-01

Within one square Of 9th and
sta. nv; loroom and bath home Price.
-. 7o0 An unusually good oppsstunity to 10.
cate 1oomihg house in this section.
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SHANNON & LUCHS.

Fifteenth st.
Main SO.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-13
BABE RUTH DREW z4O
PASSES LAST SEASON
Kindness of Pitchers Helped Bmbino Shatter Scoring
Record-Think Before Pdnning UmpreS Aduises
Rice-Om Golf Stars Should Trounce Britons
by GRANTLAND RICE

with n team that features "Chick"
Evans. Francis Ouimct and Robbv
Jones. tho deadlock will remain quito a
spell. These are the best we have
among our amateurs.
If they arc not enough. we don't soo
what any one can do about it. tcmno.
rarily at least.
GEORGE SISLER. Of NimisiIia. q
~ and st. Louis, Mo. starts his fret
year ms league leader at the consrryniivc
age Of twenty eight. IIc is five years
younger than Iris Speaker and scycr
years younger than Ty Cobb. his main
rivals. Unless these two veterans can
stop him. he seems 10 have clear ronJ
again as tho leading scholar in tho
School of Swat. 'Babc" Ruth is about
the only other possibility. Sislcr hoS
big advantage over Cobb and Speaker
in the extra speed that belongs to youth
tho speed that nets half stride on an
iniiCld tap, one Of the main features
in 'obh's astonishing leadership for
twelve out of thirteen years
CISLER. of Nimisilia, o.; Cobb. Of
~ Royston, Ga; Speaker. Of Hub.
bard city, Tex. Total population of
all three towns under 10000 Now
York. Chicago. Boston and T'hilndcl.
phia kindly take notice.
Copyright. i92L an rights rcscrrcd
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-13
HICKEY IS OPTIMISTIC
President Of American Association
Says Outlook Has Never Been Better

Chicago. April 1".r-Thc familiar cry
Of "play ball" will echo in the Amcri-
can Association today when the eight
clubs swing into action for the opening
games Of the twentieth annual pcnnant
race.
st. Paul. winner of the 1920 flar.
starts at MiHaukcc. Minneapolis will
take the field at Kansas City. Colum
bus at indianapolis, and Toledo at
Louisville.
Prrsiicnt Hickey is optimistic over
the prospects of Il successful season.
"TEr outlook for the American Assn.
citation never was brighter" he said.
"Thn teams that were weakest last year
have been materially strengthened. and
we undoubtedly will have a much closer
race
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-13
CL|VEDENS LEAD
WITH STRAIGHT
Germantown Highs Baseball
Team Defeats Frankford
in Pitchers Battle
WEST CATHOLIC A WINNER

Germantown Highs baseball team is
at tho top Of tho lntCrscholnSti" League
baseball standings and the ClivcdCn>
have now nmasSCd three straight wins
in succession, their most recent triumph
being scored yesterday .at the expense
Of Frankford, league champions, score
| to q.
The game was played on German
towns ground and was featured by II
pitchers battle between Kaufman and
Gransbark. Hits wcr" few and far be-
tween. each side coming through with
but trio Of bnglcs.
Not a FrHnkford runner ever came
near the homo plate and the lone Ger
mantown tally was scored by Pitcher
Kaufman. who reached first on n single
in the fifth, stole second and came home
on wo-buEgcr by Catcher Colard.
The victory of the Clivcdrns was some =
what of Il surprise. hut IL" victory was
mcritcd. as in tho field they were su-
p"riOr TO Pioneers. the latter being
guilty or tiv" mi>pluy' nhrId while
Kaufman was we'll supported. only ON,
miS"U" being charged t. his team
. mats>
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-13

THE spring season arrived just aS the
L fiscal Ouarrcls between Benny Leon
ard and Rocky Kansas. and between
Ed Lewis and S. XbyszNo had almost
reached tho impasSioncd stage. As il
is. these two unhappy cStrangcmcnt,
provide n running start when the next
dish is ready to be scrvCd-at the pre- e
Vuiling tax.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-13
Concerning the Umpire

DEFORE taking Il running broad bark
- at the hapl"ss umpire, consider
these few intimate details:
lie has the toughest Job in the hCltcr
sk"ltcr universe.
He has job that no ball player on
tie field could improv" on.
lie has job no fan in the stands
could fill for seven minutes without
having his ancestry for 800 years dis
credited.
So before dcmouncing each and all Of
his adverse decisions blow yourself to
an additional think. Which You won't.
Tit VS.. Tat
TREAT BRITAIN has baggcd one Of
~ our amateur golf championships and
We have bnggcd one of hers. where Hill
ton and Travis were the winners.
SO the count is now in the precise
ncighbOrhoOd Of 5000. The battle to
put second winner over the bunkrrrd
hurdles has been raging mcrrily. off and
on. ever since. If your eminent Tnce
Sam cant turn the trick next month
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-13
The Fanatic Reports

There's a stir and rhirr and trcmb bic
and quircr,
4 ripping and rearing and rolcdnic
roar:
A crash and n smash ,rih shake aud
Shircr.
4 MIXTURE Of SpdSm and frenzy galore.
4 cross bctwccn tidal rare, cyclone and
earthquake.
Flame. rind and rnter al ont on n
lark.
win echoes titanic that sound like a
panic
Plus ten tons Of dynamite htchCd 10 a
apdrk.
WIN his rcd cpcs dddmc
IN hc Oi0w Of the game,
is rcd as beacon hot burns,
WIN ic1p and run
IN his p'dcc in the sun
7hC rabbi Fanatic returns.
The dcad vc0r is past ard thc lire ono
beginning.
As on 10 the Jro'ic he morCS in o
StrCnm;
For spring brings the rCrclry back to
its inning
Where pallid Cri9tcnCC morcs ont from
its drCGm:
The buytIc and tvaSIC-hc rustic and
HHStIC.
The Lct.cr.go .Ga''aghcr ioe-hold and
tOOth
The sring and the SwcrrC Of the cluJ.
Cr0ShiHG mWScic
win "domncd b" hc pitcher ~ho
passes BaLc' Ruth!"
win his puiScS d.jWWp
And his nCck in n hump
lihiIC cheering tor SpCakCr or BWns.
wan u leap dnd rUH
To his pI1cc in the sun.
The pOp.CyCd Fanatic returns.
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TllAT wan ghost you see fading from
l. the seen" today is tho Dope. which
nt last gives way to the Box Score and
the Standing of the Clubs. In the 'in"c
of this keen competition YOU knew what
rhnnc" the succulCnt Dope has at catch
weights. &.
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West PhiIIy WalIops Northeast


ThN West Philly Speed Boys broke
int" the winning column at the expense
Of IN" tail-"nd Northeast combination
and piled UP II score Of - to >. One
dozen tullrS were recorded and the
seven hits were mixed with comedy Of
errors and passes. When the PLAYERS
from across the SchuylkiIl had counted
seven times in the eighth session il was
decided to call the game.
Northeast started right in and scored
Nv" runs in tn" first frame when Whit
man and Macdonald tailed on SIcm-
m"r $ two -bagg"r. Thry scored again
~ th" fourth. and after this were un.
ab." t" touch III" delivery If Elliot.
West Philly registered markers in
IN" second, fourth, fifth, sixth and
eighth, They scored once in each of
me-" frames with th" "Srcption Of the
ht'h and eighth. when they got two
and seven respectively.
Nickel Stars for West Catholic
Edward "Ep" j. Michel. star hurt.
"r Of West Catholic. was the bright ond
shining ight in III" opening game in
III" Catholic Schools League. which wns
Won 10y West Catholic at the cypcnxr
Of NiIlanova Prep, score : to |
Michel was in rare form and held
th"" champions TO Il single hit. the lone
tally coming from til" bat of Third
l@s"man Shub"rt, vii" robbed him Of n
u"-hit game. 1t wU> one uf the most
n"labic opening contests in the history
Of III" lcnguo.
Carey and CUNNINGHAM shared tho
h"n"rS Of the day with Mitchell. they
both coming through with pair Of
timely saf"ti"S. Carey was also in the
Iimoiight atcld. his sensational catch
in til" left garden being made with the
bases loaded.