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More Land-Less Money.

Bungalows acreage and home sites on easy
monthly payments 1T Alcova Heights. fronting
Columbia pike. the new concrete highway, west
of wireless towers; 10 minutes from Treasury !:
street car frontage. highway frontage: wooded
tracts. with pretty brook ideal for fruits, veg
etables and poultry. Clear title on first cash
payment makes home building easy. Get our
proposition. The cheapest high-cass residen-
tial suburb. SIS monthly buys beautiful half
acre tract City office, sol Jenifer bldg, or
come to my residence 1t Alcova Heights. J.
CLOYD BYARS. Arlington. Va. 80
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

NEW BUNGALOW-FIvE ROOMS, BATH.
porches. attic: ,built-in kitchen cabinet; re-
frigerator laundry. garbage chutes; built by
owner for home: large lot; Washington ave.
81 900; cash, 81, OOO: electricity. gus. Address
owner, Box 80, Riyerdale. Md. - So
NEW FIvE-ROOM BUNGALOW: all modern
inGr0vemsnts; so1ven,ensy located steam a..
Phone Hyattsyille 2Oo. Sunday, LAT. l.
TAKOMA PARK, MD.-Owner: bungalow, 8
rooms. BATH. sleeping porch; ami: lot 5Ox
a G blocks n 1rSm ears
and interest. Appointment Col S410-J. 30e
TWO HOUSES FOR SALE BY OwNER-One
new bungalow. rooms. all improvements;
practically new. with ali kinds Of fruits:
small payment down; monthly terms to suit.
Mt Rainier. saith and Evans SITS. Come out
to end Of cement pavement on Bath at. and
~ +. W. MORTON.
10 ACRES CLEARED, WITH SOFT FRONT
on road, 5000 per acre: 10 acres timber. SITS
about miles from Washington; convenient
to ears. 1920 Montana ave. ne. so
s-ROOM HOUSE, FURNACE HEAT, ELEC-
trio lights. with good fixtures: coal and cleo
roof; with large front and side porch; front
and back lawn; good garage and henhouse;
bearing fruit trees and grape vine: on lot
Pfe soe sso sss silver f
Spring. Nd T.
BARGAIN. DIRECT FROM OWNER, $500
Hollow tile bungalow. rooms and inclosed
sleeping porch; ami; garage. Phone Col.
30O6-W. or inspect. % Denwood ave-. Ia
koma Park. Md 3O'
IN RIvERDALE. FOR sALE-sEvERALsIX
room houses: ami: some with acre Of
ground: many shade trees: garage; sleeping
porches: nicely located: right near car line;
s., 600 to 50. 500: part cash. balance monthly.
Apply to A. GORDON. Riverdale. Nd. or
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$500.
EAST CAPITOL ST.

Near the United States Capitol and Library:
splendid 3-story brick. containing ~ large
23Hxl27 feet to a wide alley; large brick
building in rear, suitable for Q garage and
would accommodate three cars: property oc-
cupied by tenant; possession within reasonable
TINA
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Chevy Chase, $4,000.
An artistic as we'll a. nvnble home near Cir
Sour large rooms, three porches; second door,
four bedrooms, two baths, sleeping porch.
Chevy Chase Bungalow, $4,000.
A delightful little home, six rooms and BATH
garage. A most attractive place. Win sell
on easy terms for quick sale.
Petworth, $3.50.
Colonial home, seven rooms and bath: hard
wood floors throughout; hot-water heat; front
and rear porches. Terms very reasonable
TTfH REALTY AND INVESTMENT COR
: -Fs PORATION OF
WARRINGTON.
8i2 Homer bldg. Main zoos.
Inspect $40 Varnum st. NV.
It IL vacant. Thoroughly modern; in excel
lent condition, and must be- sold.
ROBERT H. LEWIS, 5.
921 18th It Main 1920.
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ON 9th ST.

Corner Of an alley. Near Wardman PARK
Hotel. This splendid home is occupied BY the
owner, who 10 anxious to sell The property II
our most prominent builders and is an unusu-
ally we'll arranged house and IL now In hrst-
class condition. containing nine rooms ana Two
heat: the lot 10 20x1l7 to IN alley; ample
mace for large garage. Inspection BY permit
through this once only and immediate posses
sion to purchaser. -.
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New Houses at SO, $50.

Best buy In Washington. rooms, tiled
bath, sleeping porehes. etc. Lots ibo feet to
90ft aIiey, Neal st. NE. between 18th and
isth. Open for inspection Sunday. Take n st.
cars, get of at 10Th and walk squares n"f.h
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-ONE ACRE AT
Franklin Park on Great Falls electric, nor
camp site on the river. Col. s3Io.-
GARAGE HOLDING % CARS. IN Bust
ness section; also small moving picture theater.
Tel. North 1850.
THREE HOS ES-3 ample grounds for garden
and chickens: two now rented. good rent; one
overlooking river; located in Alexandria; sale
exchange, all: building lots %
small farm for equity. Address 719 18th ST.
n.w., Marlea Cafeteria. owner. 3O'
THREE ACRES. WELL LOCATED ON GRANT
I'd, two blocks west from Conn. ave. cars:
surrounded by houses. OWNER. 1908 Con-
tinental Trust bldg. 29s
EVANSVILLE HOME. SEVEN ROOMS,
modern improvements: want small farm or
country store. Address Box 34I- H. Star office
800
SUMNER HOME AT PlNEY POINT, Md. !:
dwelling consists of i large rooms and toilet.
large porch and attic: exceptionally well built
and located for summer home; lot includes
frontage on salt water bay with a small lake
IN rear: fine SWIMMING. boating. fishing. 0ys-
terang and grabbing: owner will exchange Tor
lot In Chevy Chase or 18th Street Heights.
IN MOUNT PLEASANT; Groom, 2-bath.
three-story colonial brick dwelling: servants
room and laundry and toilet in cellar: ami
and large lot: owner will exchange for sub
urban home in Chevy Chase or 18th Street
1.p!Shts.
p. J. WALSHE, INC.
wa n IN
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AURORA HEIGHTS, VA.
Beautiful new bungalow Of rooms, bath:
ras. electric lights: space for 2 extra rooms on
second door; bedrooms very large and light;
nice lot on high elevation in this rapidly
snythinR anywhere at much more. Price only
1000; 81, 500 cash, balance SEQ per month.
R. D. MACPHERSON,
7s4 18th st. NV. Main 1895 2e'
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
Splendid suburban home, 10
acres; thoroughly developed
landscape garden; high eleva-
ton, commanding extensive

Located about six miles from the o. B.
Treasury; convenient to steam and electric
cars; near fine macadam road; colonial center
hall type dwelling; l6 delightful rooms and 8
baths; hot-water heat, electric lights, gas,
telephones; spacious porches: 10 acres beauti-
fully laid out: lawns. tennis court. flowers
shrubbery. grape arbors. fine trees: kitchen
garden; large garage: chauffeurs' quarters and
stable; poultry house and runs. Everything
for comfort and convenience. 30 minutes to
Treasury by trolley and 20 minutes by auto.
Illustrated descriptive circular on request. Ad.
dress Box 15-C. Star office.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR sALE-Continued.
Something Unusual!
garage: orchard two lots: "A. $50. Attractive
rooms and attic bungalow. entirely modern;
near station; . Gns fare only $3.50 VA
The Homeseekers' Friend. Phi. Hyatts. 2S4.
VA. SUBURBAN HOMES.
Before buying II viii be to your aayantsse
p p1eeis.e 'fas s GsR KENpkisk. EAT
F t,ss Church. Sa and Chs.rydale. Va. Can
DO NOT BUY
so7-aos PINE ST: LYON PARK. VA;
station. Best materials, well built; all mod
ern improvements; Arcola heating plant; large
fireplace; artistic lighting fixtures; gray W9od.
completely equipped with excellent gas range.
refrigerator and cabinet best quality OF shades
throughout. In fact. complete in every detail
'"meo'Ae ONLY SSfSfA So PER MONTH =,
in addition to the initial cash payment VIII
carry this house. To reach Lyon tar c, unne
car on Wash. and Va. Rwy;. Falls cGu rcn
branch. 18th and Pa. ave-. and get on AZ Lyon
LOOK FOR THE @
kAY-ALGER AUTO.
Agents on property Sunday from l to 80
KAY-ALGER CO., INC.
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS; .o-.
GIT Bond bldg. Main So7o.
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CHAPLIN ST. NV.

West of 14th st. and convenient to the i4tt
st. car line and the new Meridian Park. Cor
ner of an alley; contains rooms and bath:
lot is l8x6O feet to a private alley. This
house will be sold quickly, owing to the size.
location and price.
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THOMAS J.. FISHER & co. -
as 18th ST NV. Main ooSo
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uAK0N1 PARK, NEAR CXKSENEW B-R00H
house: every convenience: So. $50; only $3.50
rash Call owner. Col. 60sf-W. Sc Hickory
Ayeuue,
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Main $50.
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WOODBRIDGE, D. c.
s,x-room house, ami: large lot; close to
cars; a bargain at 5000; $3.50 cash and $36
per month
7-room house; a. IL: large LOT: well located:
dandy home for So 500: reasonable terms.
New broom bungalows-$7.2 200: $3.50 cash
and $50 per month.
See B, F. HOLMES; Office 1901 X. l. ave. ne.
Phone North 1912.
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NEARBY VIRGINIA.

NEARBY VIRGINIA..
Price, $3.50; cash. $500, and monthly
payments $50; brand-new; 8 rooms and bath:
al modern improvements; large lot, near sta
dress Boz s51-K, Star once.
ROSEMONT.
rooms and every modern convsn1snes; 500
cash and $3.50 monthly.
rooms. modern in every detafl; $500 cash
and balance like rent.
5 rooms; large. new bungalow. WIN b COM
paeted in two weeks; p $50; and tie terms
are easy.
Just fey more q thess scmplsts5y modern
while there are choice ones to Be secured
&C. GOODNOW COMPANY.
40 :ati. s.. wv Ma'r se7.
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NEW HOUSES IN THE HEART OF CoLUM-
bia Heights. west Of l4th ST.. containing 9
rooms, bath; glass.inclosed breakfast and
avery up-to-date feature. These homes are
now in the course Of erection and are being
sold before completion. Why2 Because they
are priced 81, 800 lower than anything in this
neipfborhood. With substantial cash payment
terms can Be arranged. Address Boz 57-L.
Star ONCE. ~.
MISTER HOMBsEEKER: WE SPECIALIZE
in the sale of East Washington property. Tell
m the kind Of home you want, location desired,
price and terms you can pay. and We will mail
YOU a list of houses suited to your require
FEAST EAST WASHINGTON REALTY COMPANY,
Lincoln 1855. ITO 9Th sf. ne.
THE REALTY AND INVESTMENT COR
PORATT0N OF
WASHINGTON.
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THOMAS J. FISHER & co.
-Incorporated-
738 18th St NV. Main $3.50
CONSULT OUR SALES DEPARTMENT.
VERMONT AVE.

Just above Thomas Circle; 3-story brick:
has 10 rooms and baths: gas and electricity:
heated by hot air and hot water; lot 10 1890
to a l5-foot alley; one-car garage. We can
owner and can assure immediate possession to
purchaser.
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SHANNO.
7I3 I4th St. NV.
NORTHWEST.
SI3,5oo.

Nine room and bath brick house s stores
with hot-water heat. electric lights. hardwood
finish; instantaneous hotwater heater: S250
now rented for ss5 a month. This property is
Just OF Rhode Island ave. and can be bought
for 81 500 cash.
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POTOMAC HEIGHTS.

Have you seen It? Now having the most
wonderful growth in individual homes OF any
part Of Washington. High rolling ground
overlooking the Potomac. We have opened up
for sale about 100 pretty sites at moderate
Some for sale Better hurry up or you will
be too late to get into this section Always
JACKSON, owner living on the property.
1924 Condui. road. Cleveland 4s3. or 8. T.
n0RSETr Owner 15Ni II st n. Main 1000.
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IOMAS 7. FISHER & co

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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-13
-s.------------ I ennessee Has Many Conference Battles On Basketball Menu

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Dee. 12.-Ten- nessees official basketball schedule as announced by Coach Banks looms up as one of the most formidable in the south, including games with such powerful quintets as Georgia Ala bama. Centre Kentucky State. Van derbilt and Virginia It also pro vides for the Vol five's entrance into the s. ! C. championship tournament in Atlanta, beginning February 27 The complete schedule follows
 January s. Maryville at Knoxville.
 January 13. Camp Benning at Knoxville.
 January 9. Sewanee at Knoxville
 January 30, Georgetown at Knox vile.
 February 1. Georgia at Knoxville.
 February ], Alabama at Knoxville (pendng).
 February ', Centre at Danville
 February s, Pennsylvania at Tran sylvania.
 February 9, Georgetown at George town.
 February 10, Kentucky State at Lexington.
 February IS. Mississippi at Knox ville
 February 15, Virginia at Knoxville
 February r. Kentucky state at Knoxville.
 February 22. Vanderbilt at Nash vile.
 February 27. S I. c. tournament at Atlanta
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-13
FRESHMAN JUNIOR BATTLE FORCLASS
 TITLE AT MUNGER

In the final game of the intra- mural classic, the Freshmen of Bir- mingham- Southern college will take the field this afternoon to do bat tie against the Junior class foot ball eleven, winners over the Seniors.
 With the Rats" doped to win by narrow margin and the Juniors in perfect condition. the battle this aft ernoon in Munger bowl should be the classic of the series.
 Coach Ham Weeks of the Fresh men will probably send in the same team against the Juniors as the one on Monday, when he defeated the Sophomores, 13 to Q. Coach Greek Griffin and Big 'un' Hodges Of the Juniors will not announce their start ing lineup before 3 o'clock this aft ernoon.
 John Thompson. star back of the Junior victory over the Seniors is again in fine shape, after suffering minor injuries in the Senior game. while Jack Stuart, honor-sharer fer the same class, is expected to shine today in the attempt to turn back the Rats" and thereby cop the championship.
 The same quartet of backs who starred against the Sophs will be re- lied on to defeat the rpper-elass- men this afternoon by the Freshmen. while the work of Scott and Pfit- chett is expected to aid materially on the first line of defense.
 Feeling is high on the hill now and large crowd will probably be out this afternoon to see the game.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-13
ALABAMA TO MEET STRONG SYRACUSE ELEVEN IN 1923

UNIVERSITY, Ala, Dee. 12.-(Spe- cial. )--Offieial announcement was made today by Athletic Director Charles A Bernier that Alabama's 1923 schedule would include a game with Syracuse university, at Syra- cuse, N r., on October 1S.
 Syracuse has for the past few years had one of the strongest grid iron elevens In the north, and this year was only team to defeat the strong Nebraska team
 For the past two years, Alabama has had one intersectional game with a northern team, defeating Case college 40 to in 1921 and this year defeating the strong University of Pennsylvania eleven te [. Uni- versity students hope that the Grim son warriors will continue their bril- liant record in intersectional games. It was also rumored that V. r. |. had been given a date for next sea son to fill the open date on October 27, but this rumor has not been off cially confirmed.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-13
Ban Says He Believes Some Club Owners Are Trying to Start Row Between Himself and LandlS

CHICAGO. Dec. 12. - All reports concerning difference of opinion between K. NJ Landls, baseball com missioner, and Ban Johnson, presi- dent os the American league, were dispelled by Johnson himself today previous to his departure for New York to attend the American League meeting here tomorrow.
 President Johnson declared he was in full accord with the administra- tion of Commissioner Landis; that the commissioner stands 1000 per cent in my estimation" but that cer- tain club owners in the major leagues were attempting, through propaganda, to start a controversy between himself and tho commits sioner.
 The American League executive said he would attend the joint meet ing of the major league club owners scheduled for Thursday in New York and would present reports from pri- vate detective agencies which 'nves- tigated gambling in baseball.
 .I am going to make 9 report on the unrestricted gambling that has been going on and l believe Judge Landis will support me in my stand to wipe it out. Gambling must be stopped. If the club owners will give their aid in exterminating this evil, it can be accomplished"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-13
.s.------- CENTRE-AUBURN GAME FOR 1923 IS ASSURED

DANvILLE, KY. Dec. .c-The Centre college football team will play Sewanee at Memphis in 1923, and also will meet Georgia. the latter game probably at Athens Thanks giving Day, according to an an nouncement by athletic officials here. Both southern teams will come here in 1924.
 Requests for games next year have been received during the past week from Michigan. Colgate. Alabama, Georgia Tech and Georgia. All re- quests are that Centre play away from home. however.
 ham is practically assured. One game to be played in the east next year is being considered by the Cen tre officials.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-13
Modified Draft Is Defeated by Moguls
 In Gotham Session

NEW YORK, Dec. 12.-Defeat of, a modified draft proposal and several player deals marked the closing ses- sion today of the annual meeting of International league club owners.
 The proposal, designed as an all ternative for the regular draft. which has been rejected by the Interna- tional and four other big minor leagues, provided that a player who has been with a club for two years must be sold to q major league club for d minimum price of s15,000. pro viding he Is in demand and that formal notice is filed by the club or clubs desiring to purchase him.
 Tn league circles the plan was viewed as another effort to force dis posal by the Baltimore club of sev- eral of the stars that have made the lnteFnatienal league race sided for several seasons.
 The sale Of Charles ". Ward, sub stitute Brooklyn infielder, to the Reading club was announced by Charles Ebbetts. president of the Dodgers.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-13
MAJORS TO OPEN SEASON ONE WEEK
 LATER THAN 1922
Heydler States Early 0ctobe'' Better Baseball Time
 Than April

NEW YORK. Dec. 12.-The selec- tion of Tuesday. April IT, as the opening date for the 1923 pennant race of the National league was the principal feature of the annual meet ing of the senior baseball organiza- ttons today. In making the an nouncement after the first of two day session here, John A. Heydler stated that the National league magnates. we're unanimously in favor of opening the season d week later than had been the case in recent years.
 Whether conditions have proved more favorable for baseball early in october than the forepart of April during recent seasons, according to Heydler, and 1t was thought desirable to change the dates to conform Playing a schedule of 154 games and allowing for the usual number of open dates, the league executive ex- pressed the opinion that when the schedule was completed it would show the closing date as Sunday October [ This would bring the opening game of the world series on or about Tuesday, October O. he said approximately one week later than the initial game in the 1922 series.
 same Date In American
 When asked if this latter opening would also be obse. ed by the Amer ican league, Heydler said that he knew of no reason why there should be q difference of opinion on the I. e.fa faI hot af for enee with President B. B. Johnson, of the American league, last August, April r was fixed upon as the date and that the joint schedule commit tee of the two major lea sues so un- derstood the situation. Any attempt to shift to an earlier date would work hardship to the National League clubs, many of which, he said, had already completed their spring training plans, incluG:ng ex- hibition games as late as April 10 or 16.
 No Important Trades
 The greater part of today's ses- sion was devoted to routine business. The 1922 pennant was awarded to the New YVk club. The club owners, who attended the meet ing in body approved the plan to erect monument over the grave oi Captain Adrian Anson in Chicago.
 There were no trades of import ance completed during the day ana but one sale of player officially re- ported. This sent Walter l.. Hoke, first baseman of the Boston Braves, to the Philadelphia Nationals in a cash deal.
 The league will convene again to- nnorroxv and after comDleting the un- finished business. which may in clude discussion of the draft which was not touched upon today, will adjourn to meet in joint conference with the American league on Thurs day
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-13
AmericanL LeagueHead Hints at ControUer ersy
PLAINSMEN NOT ON VANDY'S SCHEDULE FOR NEXT SEASON

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 12.--yan- derbilt's 1928 football schedule, an nohnced tonight, consists of seven games on the home field and two abroad. with Michigan at Ann Arbor and the University of Texas at Dal- las. Two dates have not been defi- nitely decided: the schedule follows:
 September 29, Middle Tennessee Normal at Nashville.
 october C, Howard or Mercer at Nashville.
 October 1s. Michigan at Ann Ar bor.
 october 70, Texas at Dallas.
 October 27, Tulane at Nashville.
 November 3, Mississippi A. and M. or University of Mississippi at Nash vile.
 November 10, Tennessee at Nash vile.
 November r, Georgia at Nashville. November 20, Sewanee at Nashville.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-13
----4-s.------ PAINTERS WIN FIRST GAME

Coach George Reynolds Junior Panthers of Simpson Tech High school last night played their first basketball game of the 1922-2S sea- son, when they defeated the South side Baptists in practice affair, winning by the close score of 24 to IS. The game was played in the Jun for Panthers gymnasium and was thriller from start to finish.
 The Baptists played good hard bask etbali, and the workout was q strenuous one for the Junior Panth- CTS, Led by the fine floor work of Charlie Vincent and Carroll, the Junior Partners were enabled to win the game by scant six points. Yancey Senn got aloose for four of his prettiest shots, totaling points, while Grill's work was also excellent. Wesley played good game at guard.
 For the Baptists, Nelson and Lee worked together well at the for wards, each scoring five points. Me Into sh, at center, was a power on the defensive, and in addition, looped through couple of field goals An gell, at guard was hard. consistent player. and also accounted for two field goals.
 The game, while ragged, as early season contests usually are, was fast and interesting, and good work was displayed by both teams. The Junior Partners got away to a good start in the first half. and secured good lead, which eventually won the game. In the last half the Southside lads staged q comeback and out scored their Junior Panther oppen- ents, but not enough to win the game. Line-ups and summary.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-13
Montgomery Gets the Auburn-Tulane
 Game Next Year

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 12.--Tulane university's 1928 football schedule was announced today by Wilbur c. Smith, athletic director. as follows: September 80. Southwestern at New Orleans.
 october IS. Texas university at Austin.
 october 20. Louisiana Tech at New Orleans.
 october q. (pending). November g. University of Tennes- see at Knoxville.
 November 10, Auburn at Mont gomery.
 November IT. University of Missis- sippi at New Orleans.
 November 24, Louisiana State uni versity at New Orleans,
 Thanksgiving Day, Mississippi A. and M at New Orleans.