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The Washington herald., 1922-09-22

Totals 81 Ii 81 III Totals. SO 10 % IS
'Batted for Morton in 9Th
rBatted for Drake in Sth
Tran for Speaker In Sth
Score by innings:
Boston ......... OO2 $40 SIS
Cleveland .........1 90 O02 Do o. 3
Runs-Menosky. Miller, Burns t2l. Pratt,
O'Rourke. J. Collins, Mitchell. Chaplin "a,
Quinn (3l, Jameson. Summa ]. Sewell,
Stephenson. McNulty. ErrorS-Miller Pratt.
Mitchell. Clanton. O'Neii. Two-base hits
--fiardner Chaplin. Three-base hit-MiI-
lrr. Home run-Quinn. Sacrifice hits
Wambv. Burns. Qninn. Double play-winn
10 Kahd"t ~ Clarton. Bases on balls
or Middleton. {; Morton :: Quinn. .:
Drake. .: Haman, 3. Struck out-Rr Mid
dl"t"n. I; Morton. n: nrske I: Quinn 2
Hit by, pitcher -Rv Haman Iouinni Wild
nit"h-Hamsn Losing Middleton.
mpires--Chill. Hildebrand and Connolly
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G. W. U. Squad Working
Hard for Virginia Game

George Washington footballers are
working out daily and making excel
lent prJIress under Coach QuigIey.
The Hatchetites spent two hours at
forward passing, tackling and down
the field work yesterday and it is
likely that they will hold a light
scrimmage with University of Mary
land early next week in preparation
for the Virginia game on Saturday
week
Johnson, formerly at West Point
rryor. of University Of Tennessee:
Rrsnson. VIII" played with Eastern
High: EisinE,r. of Western. and Stein.
last years all-high center. are show
inE up well in the preliminary work
outs
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Totals. % Il q u Totals. 80 lu'-o ID
'Batted for e. smith in 9th.
Tran for Peters in 9th.
'Grimes hit by battcd ball.
Chicago .........0 200 O-S
PhillicS .........O 900 IS
Runs-Statz. Hollochcr. Grimes. Friberg.
Miller, Adams. 0'Farrell, keene, Wright
stone Williams. Parkinson. Lee, L.Dour-
yesu Mokan, Er.ors-Grimes Miller. Two
base hits-C;rimes ca. wrightstonc, Hol"-
cher t2D, OFarrelI, Lee. Home run-Leb-
ourvenu Left on bases-Chicago, 10; Phil
lie: Hollocher TO Grimes. Sacrifice HIT
ert. . Double plays-Parkinson to Les
lie: Hollocher to Grimes. Sacrifice hit
Peters stolen bases-Grimes, Friberg.
O'FarreII. Keene Umpires-Mor1n and Sen
telle Time :4I
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PIRATES CRUSH
new YORK AGAIN;
NARROWING RACE
Victory, 6 to 1, Slices Lead
of Champions to
81 Games.

NEW YORK. Sept. 2l.-The Giants In
dulged in a lot Of loose baseball today and
lost TO the Ptrates. who played a sna1py
game. by a score Of 10 1. The loss Of this
game reduced the Giants lead In the pen.
nsnt race to three and One-haf games
Art Nehf hurled six innings for the Giants
and was taken out for q pinch hitter. being
followed by Claude Jonnard and Virgil
Barnes. Earl Hamilton went the route foI
the Pirates and allowed only six hits. Car
son Bigbee delivered q home run on Ionnard
In the eighth inning. his second home run in
two days. In the second inning. during q
mixup at second base. Rabbit Matauvills
took a punch at Johnny Rawlings and was
Dur ont Of the game The score
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LOOK OVER THIS LIST
AND SEND YOUR COLLECTION.

A READER asks us to list the
greatest players who ever went
up to university teams from WASH
ington fields. This list would be
almost limitless, but we at once
think of Frank Butterworth and
Jack Field. OF Yale; Phil King and
Logan Cunningham, of Princeton;
Percy Given, OF Georgetown: George
Brooke and ~" Stevenson. OF Penn
syIvania: Paul Magoffin. of Michi-
gan; Grennie Lewis, OF Columbian:
and Big" Waters and Jack Gass. of
Lehigh. These are but a few OF the
host that might be called.
In case the question were who
~ the most brilliant lumibary
who ever shined from q WASH
Ington team, n rising vote would
probably find the majority stand
when the name OF Harry Co.'S
tello. of Georgetown. was called.
hut Mr.. Costello happened to be
native of Connecticut.
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RUTH'S CIRCUITER
WINSUPHILL FIGHT
FOR HUGCINS CLAN
Victory Puts the Pennant
Within Grasp of New
York Again.

DETROIT. Mich. Sept .1.-The
Yankees made it three straight from
the Tigers today. 9 to S, coming from
behind after trailing. s to 1. Ruth's
thirty-fOurth home run OF Oldham in
the seventh inning tied the score.
Schang scored the run that broke
the tie in the eighth inning, which
he opened with a single. took third
on Scott's single and scored on
Bakers sacrifice ~ to Cobb. The
score:
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CHOICE ATTRACTIONS
On ID. G. FOOTBALL CARD.

"T ALREADY have two engage
ments for this fall" said a real
football enthusiast last night. "Oc-
tober II, will find me at the Mount
Pleasant stadium watching Central
and Western. and November 3. will
be at Mr.. Griffith's ball yard fol-
lowing Navy and Penn State. ad-
init ] can't yet even try 20 pick a
winner. but either way 1t goes !
know I will see two real games
one scholastic and the other coll
iegiate--on those days"
Pretty good dope at that!
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Totals 81 II "a IS Totals 70 1877 s
'Batted for HOyt in eighth
tBatted for Mcmillan in eighth
tRan for DauSS In fourth.
sRatted for Ehmke in eighth
'Batted for Cutshaw in ninth
Srure by innings:
Yankees. OOl2 2O3aI %
Detroit. so 8 200 o O-s
Rnn>-Witt. Ruth (3l, Pipp. MeuseI I2l,
Schang, Mays Blue. r. Jones. Cobb t3D,
Neach f2l. FothergiII Errors-Scott s.
Jones. Rigney TwO-baSe hits-FothergiIl
Dauss. Veach. Pipp. Schsng. Witt Three
base hitS-eVsch, Witt. Home runs-Meusel
Ruth. SaCrihces-Blue Baker Double 1isys
scott to Ward 10 PipP: Pipp to Scott to
Pipp. struck Out-By DsuSs, 4: by Olson.
=; BY Oldham, I. Rases on balls-On HOyt
:: on Dauss. I: OF Olson. /. Umpires-
Owens and Evans.
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Red SOr Lanbaste
Tribe Rookie Team,

CLEVELAND. Sept. 2I.-Tris Sneaker
used twenty-opH men in an attempt to
make it five straight wins over he Red
S"N today. hut Boston found .he Offer
ingS Of Rockies Middleton Drake and Hl-
man and the veteran Morton srr fifteen
hits and fifteen runs, winning The final
game. II to >. Jack Quinn pitched fair
hall for Boston and aided his eva cause
by getting homer with two mon ON the
sacks in the fourth. Speaker had a com
plcte rookie team on the fell when the
game ended. The score:
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FOOTBALL LOST STAR
IN DEATH OF CAPT, HAMILTON,

DEATH during the summer robbed
- Central OF one Of the most valu-
able figures in the football cast.
When Capt. George Hamilton fell at
the Gettysburg maneuvers there was
removed a star who was to explain
to the squad this fall the Eamesin
which he won his first fame
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BrdUes and Cincinnati
Divide DOubIe-Heuder

BOSTON. sept 2l-Cincinnati and Ros
ton split = doubIP-hpad"r here todav. the for
m"r taking the first game. to . by virtue
~ BiXry'S ml<tarful pitching and the
RraveS anneNinE the second game, : To- .
iFGar. Tor Cincinnati. and Watson. for BoS-
Ton. each allowed only FIVE hits in the
second contest. hut Watson was the Steadfer
Tn. SrpreS-
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PLENTY OF COMPETITION
FOR DISTRICT TITLE.

THE TINE was when outside of
the high school group. the
Georgetown Props had about the
only scholastic outfit in the city.
Now. however, Gonzaga, Army and
Navy Props and Saint Johns are
very much in the running and the in
terscholastic title of the District is
well worth the trying
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HOLLOW HUNS AS GRID
SEASON OPENS.

THOSE who think football interest
west of Rock Creek is limited to
the university team should stroll
past The Hollow some late after
noon and see the players in action
on that Wisconsin avenue field.
Baseball Is being speedily eclipsed
by football In Georgetown as else
where.
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PhiLs Gain EUen Split
With KiLLifer's Cubs

PHILADELPHIA. Sept. :l.-The Phillies.
after dropping the first game of double
header to the Cubs. to g. turned about
and won the second. to =. Hubbell. at
the top Of his form in the second battle,
let the visitors down with only seven hits.
The score:
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FOLEY HAS CENTRAL
TRACkMEN WORKING OUT.

DILL FOLEY. mayor lof Contra
l. High. is one who believes one
time is as good as another when it
comes to developing athletes.
Although most of the students as
The Washington herald., 1922-09-22
ANKS WHIP TIGERS, 98 AS BROWNS CHECK NATIONALS
Calling EN- Right
In D. c. Sportdom
BY KEEN GAUGEB

yet hardly know their way round the
Clifton street building. Sir william
has score OF track aspirants warm
ing the cinders at the stadium in
preparation for next winter and
spring.
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Second Game.
Totals 81 : 81 Q

Cincinnati. o.. o - o o q ~ q .
B"St"u ---.... o 3 o "
Runs-Rohns. I.uHue. Powell. Cruise
R"""kel. Henrr. Watson. Twn-hasa hit
liargraye Three base hits-Powell. Dau-
heT+ stolen bases Henri O'[a1 St
h"e hitS-Barbare 90. Double pIay-Wat-
sou {" R1rb1re ." Henry eft on hasas-
CiTCinnsti. 4: ROston. T. Rass on halls
on IhGne. :: on Watson. l. Struck out
BY LEgue. ]: Watson. 6. Hit bv pitcrsd
baby Watson GHGuel Wild pitch
L"Hn". Tmrirr~-Hari and Mccormick
Tire-1.sa
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Mary and A. {. and Mount Rainier
A. &. will play a three-gsme Ssr'cS
for the unlimited championship ~
Prince Georges County. Thenrsc
game Will beplayed on the Mount
Rainier grounds. on BladenSburS
pike. Sunday at 5:l5 n. m.
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ShriUer Checks Cards,
Robins Winning, 81

RROoKLYN. y. Y. Sept. e1-Harry
Shrivor. the yoIng right handler Of Uncle
R'ihlic's star Of hurierS. was IN grest form
today. and the Robins won rhe third Eame
of the series from the Cards. by 5 TO l. Tne
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.-'7TTTTTT Nv T'FFT0F IN FIglfh
Sr"rr bv innings
'h'ltEsiI- u u n-t
R0stNn ~ a. d "a a n a .. .,
RUns-F0n-soa- Ti@rrrarp PirolU E,L-,.
NIXON E">"n Error Powell E.recLnl
F"rd Iwo-h7se hits BnNckeI Rohnc Dun
cHn- Nixon Henry. rhrrs- -haSc hit-Verrv
Nlsrln'N M FORD Double pIav-PowcII to
NHil- lrft m haSrS- Cincinnati =. D,s
tor. Hts-Oh Cooncv il. : in
ming: of Watson. I. Losing pitcher
C"~r"r TmPires MrCormick and Kart
T4nc--f -
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xBatted for Briliheart I'm seventh.
NxBatted for Yarmouth In ninth.
Score by inningsi
Washington, OOo o o o S lie
st. Louis Il o 2 90 W
Two base hits-Rice, Judge. Three
base hits-Jacobson. GOsiin. Home
run-JacObson. Sacrifice hit-Coi-
Iins. Double plays-Harrfs to Peck
to Judge; Foster to McManus TO
Collins. Base ON baIls-On Brill
heart. 1; Yarmouth, 2I Bayne, 2,
Pruett, 1. struck out-By Bayne, IL
Pruett. IL BriIlhenrt, 2. Left ON
bnse-washington, s, st. Louis, 10.
Time-2,OO. Umpires-Dineen and
Nallin.
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Shamrock Juniors would like 10
arrange games with fast Junior
Mines. Aztecs preferred. Manager
I5wrsn"s has an open date for
sunday afternoon. Tho club will
meet tonight at T:3n o'clock at the
for7o "f Mr. Lawrence. 1885, X
street southeast.
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lUackmen TrOunce
White SOr, s to I

CHICAGO. Sept. 2l.-The White SoH went
down 10 CALLING defeat Of & to l AZ the
b. nd "f th" usually tame Athletics here
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Second Game.

Totals. 81 II q T0iaIs.. 30 = IL
tBatted for Wirts in 7th.
Chicago ..O O2O O00 o q o o.
Phillies .....1 1l2 900 OnK-t
Runs-Grimes. CaIlaghan. Rapp. Williams
C2I. Parkinson. Error-Leslie. Home run-
Park inson: Left on bases-ChicaEo. g: Phil
lies s. struck out.-By Iufmsnn. !;
Huhben. /: StruIand =. Double nlavs--
wrightstone to Leslie; Heathcote 20 Grimes: :
Leslie CunRSsistedl. Bases on balls
Kaufman. 4: Hubhell. .; Struland. .. Wild
pitch-kaufmann Stolen basc-StatZ. Snc'i-
flee hit-HollOcher. Impires-Scntele ano
Moran Time as.
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Totals. ~ 92T IS' Totals 81 Sa71I
NHIlt'd for Robertson in fourth
zl:attrd FOR Dun in eighth
S""r" by innings.
PEilIdslphil -...- I8n" rOn q
Chicago .....- q OOO a q "a n
Euns-Mrt'nwan- Perkins. Walker. Miller
81. galloway. She"Iy. Sacrifre bits-Jobn
s"E Sche"r. Perkins Hauser Two-basa hits
Ni'eF. Miler. DYKES. Home run-NIilIer
ka>" on baIls-Oh Robertson. .. DuH /.
He mach. :. Struck Out-By Robertson ..
Dun. :: H"i'na"h g. Stolen base-CoIIiDs
mpires-Moriarity and Guthrie.
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Rnnf-Carey t2l. BiEbee 20. Trayn0r,
Grimm. Frisch, Errors-RawHngs Cunning
ham. Twobass hit-snyder. Three-baSs
hit-FriSch. Home nn-Bigbee. stolen
bases-TrHyBor. Carey. Bigbee. Struck ont
BY Hamilton. 3: by Nehf. I: by Ionnard
l. Bases on bslls-Oh Nehf. !. Hits-On
Nshf in innings: OF Ionnsrd in 2
innings; of Ba-nrs. none In l inning Left
on haseS-PitfsburEh. 3; Giants 4. Umpires
-Quiglcy and Klein.
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Totals. 81 10 - Il Totals. 30 6 q
sBatted for Nehf in seventh
tBatted for Jonnard In eighth.
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Totals. 30 4.4IT
NRatted for Sells In tho hf'h.
NNRan for C'smons in ninth
NRatted for RarfoOt in ninth
Score by inninEs:
81. Louis. is.............. q n n 5000 na-i
Brooklyn. 100 q 90 X-s
Runs-Blades. T. Griffith. Wheat Myers
Err"r-Toporcer. Two-hasc hits--Johnsion.
T. Griffith. Wheat Thrpe-hase hit-Myers
Sacrifice hits-Smith Hornsbv. Struck out
By Shriver. =. BasP on halls-0n BarfoOt
!: Shriver. T. Double play-Toporcer -
Horrshy 10 Bottomly. Left On bsses-Si
Louis. :: Brooklyn, 3. Umpires-Riger and
NcsterVelt
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TntGl i
Waited Tor Cooncy in eighth
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FR1NDYWTYF 80 80

hhAND1WINE ST.-Sl0 80
Brick bungalow. rms ~
cleo \. L. sANsBURT a co. iss
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6hAFToN ST.-S2l .On0
Ten rms. h.. h.-wh. elect ne
rare y L. SALISBURY a Co. isIs|
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IRVING ST-s1s5o0
10 rms; h.: h.w.h.; cleo; mr. 18th st.
y. L. sANsBURY & CO.. l4is l st. NJ.
| sonA
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HARRISON ST.-sis, oO0-
Ten rms. b. h.-wh.; elec lot I'd
y L. sANsBURY A Co. lsIsrsf III
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HEvY CHASE-STUcco HoYT

oletely detached on larre lot. sn-
side porch; has eight weii ventilated Z
ana bath; cellar: modern beating Il
hardwood doors and electricftv: rsl
earlv Possession. Price. $1,000. McKF3
4 Goss, 1905 Eye II. nv. Main STss
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DRUMM0ND AYE.-SaO O01 /
u rms. b.. n W n eler Al !
iion; EaraEe. y. L. SANSBCRY a 90.
81 NJ 5aos
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ARGONNE 500.
Nr. 18th a Col I'd rms: b.: ami:
garage. y. L. sxNsBURG & CO.. l4Is !
ST. NJ 5000
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HUNTINGTON sT.-sis.OOo,
EiEht rms. . n. h-wh. r,r,rs
y. L. sANsBURy A 90 lars ~ N
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CHEVY cHAsE-HoLLov mn 4
low with rarnre 10 match: Z r,
hath; hardwood throuRhout: IN IN,
location: large lot. Price "a only
q. s. BENNETT. sos Cont. Tru.,
Main ssal
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NEW BUNGALOW OF ROOMS
hath. on lot 4sxl2s feet; large front "a
one-pipe furnace: electricity: eas: hard,
foors and trim: cpe7 fireplace In living r;
SHANNON a LUCHs, rs lsth %
Main 2s4s.
The Washington herald., 1922-06-28

DETACHED CORNER HOME; orE oj
most attractive IN this section NJ
some Residences; pebble dash: front AZ
poreho; contains eight rooms and hxf]
water heat: electric lights: hsrdwoo}
snd trim; frenlaces: H. In fret Ella
oition; large grounds. l001ls0, win
OF shade and shrubbery. Price. <
terms; McKEEyER a Goss. lsot
NV Main <Ts1
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CLIFTON ST.-Si2. 500.
W. 18th St rms: b. ami; early pos
session. y. l. SANSBCRY q co. l41s
81 ". s9o4.
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Mount Pleasant.

THIS is THE VERY BEST MODERATE
priced house In Mount Pleasant: con
structed by careful and well-known
builder and ideally situated on a terrsced
lot finished with a stonewaI: II is semi
detached OF tapestry brick sud contains 9
rooms and ? tiled baths: hardwood floors;
mahogany and white en-: Colonial front
porch: double rear porches: hot-water heat;
electricity: gas; side and rear alley: screens:
close to car line; the house is now vacant
and has been painted inside and out: SIs 500;
only offered at this price for quick sale:
terms. SHANNON & LUCHS. 5ls 18th st
NV. Main Pas.
SIN ROOMS AND BATH: CELLAR: FRONT
rear and sleeping porehes; maids room.
In basement: has hot-water heat: electric
throughout; space for Gar1Fe on wide alley.
Priced low at Sli 500. McKEEvER a eoSs
1905 Eve st. NV. Main 47s2 PISS
on KENYON sTREET-CONvTNTTNT TO
csr line; charming home af eirht rooms
and two complete baths: plenty OF porch
space at front and resr: house has hardwood
hoors and trim: French doors. adding extra
attraction; real open fireplace; artistic cleo
tric fixtures: FsraEe on wide alley. Prize.
$4,000. McKEEvER & GoSs. l4o5 Eve ct
NV. Main l7A2 1878
BEST OF HETEROGENEOUS. IDEAL NEW
home; eight rooms and two baths; built-in
garage; breakfast and sleeping porch; all
modern attractions: must be seen to be ap-
nreciated Price low: irsnect or phone Ne
for particulars. MckEEvER a GoSS. 140s
70 81 nv Mair IIie. 234-s
NEWLY REDECoRATED: BRICK HOME
OF SIX rooms and hath: one large room IN
attic: screened aud glassed-in Dorches: front
porch: all Improvements that make for mod
ern home comfort: hardwood floors and trim.
etc; screens and awnings throughout: twe-
csr EarsEe. Price. s12. on. McKEEvER a
Goss. l4os Eve st. NV. Msin 47s2, es4-s
MOUNT PLEAsANT-sTN ROOMS AND
hath: ElaSsed and screened-in -porches. also
q spacious front porch: house has electric
lights. hardwood floors and trim: hot-watef
heat; convenient terms can be arranged
Priced unusually low at sl2. 0oo. NcKEEVER
& GoSS. 1905 Eye St nv. Main f7s2.
has
ARGONNE 500.
NJ 1Gfh a Col ri I
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GTRARn ST.-Sia JO0.

NTNNhIT NI.-NT-ssUU.
10 rms; h.: amt: garage mr.. 18th st.
car line. Y. L. SALISBURY & CO., i4ls I
a. NJ 50na
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On STH ST. NEAR ST. n. W, 2-story,
S-rOom frame, lat. heat, gas light. Price
$1,000. Reasonable terms. wILDMAN &
CO.. 9th & Fl. FIR. 6406 32S
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PA AVE. sE-TAILOR SHOP AND APT.
store, rms. & bath: h.-w.h.: cleo: Gel
lar. al condition. $4,000 terms
wILDMAN CO..
9th and H SITS. NV. FIR. s4os,
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borhood: well built home: nine rooms and
two baths; all outside rooms: has hot-water
heat. electric lights: possession ran be had
with title. Price. $3.50 McKEEvER q
GOSS. 1905 Eve St NV ~ 4Tso 231-3
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ON K STA GOOD INVESTMENT, LARGH
residence in perfect condition: twelv,
rooms and bath: spacious front porch: hat
lot-water heat; electric lights: basement:
possession can he had with title Price,
sll.odO. McKEEvER & GOss. 1405 Eye
st. NV. Main 4T52. 1913
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III z At NV. Franklin 6l53.
IF YOUR HOUSE OR BUSINESS is FOR
sale. list with Us. WE GET results. Wild
msn a Co. nth n Fr. 840s. IS
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fhACIlCALlsl NEW HOUSE 0VrRL0
Ing Rock Greek Part: 9 rooms ana 30
servants room and toilet In cellar; husd
hot-ws'er heat: electricity: Eas: hardw'
noors sad trim screened sieepinf porrh
srreened breakfast porch; hufit-in fs-r
owner leaving town. viii sell for Sis 600
terms. SHANNON a LUcHs. rs isth
NV. Main 2sls
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sI.OE SHINING & SHOE REPAIRING
bus; Fla. ave. nr. nth NV: shoe shin
ing chairs; machinery; rent $50 per mo. {;
Price Sl.OnO. will rent all for 500 per
month. wTDMAN & CO.. 9th & II. Fr
etO6 lis
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on FLA. AVE, NEAR 1ST ST. ". W, AN
s-room brick with h. W. h.. gas light: ga.
rage space. Price $1,000. Terms. WILD.
MAN CO. ath & II. Pr. $500. go
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$4,000.
S12,500.

s.. 5OO-DELICATEssEN UPTOWN: GOOD
business stand; one room: rent S1J.
p F CARLEY
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A HOME OF THE ATTRACTIVE CENT

hail plan. strikinEiy lOcstsd On lot
feet wide: there are rooms and bah
hedroomsl: unusually larFe living 70
wide front porch: hot-water heat. elsrtrirl
gas; hardwood floors and Trim: this /,
practically new house. In gocd couditian.
may he bought On terms n desired; =
SIS. 500. SHANNON a LpCHs. ia
81 NV. Main as4s.
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on 9TH ST. NEAR ST. Y. w. AN IL
room frame, bath and gas light; must sell
Price $500: reasonable terms. wILDMAN
& CO.. 9th & H. FIR 64n6 327
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JENlFER Site. 000-
rms. b.. h--w.-h.: elee. esrnrel
Earage. y. Z. sANsBURY a az.
st Main 500.
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81 OOO-NEAR BEER; NORTHWEST SEC
tion: store 4 rooms; rent, SIS: daily
S35
IF. CARLEY.
6IT z St NV Franklin 6l53
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MOZART PLACE. CoIUMBIA HEIGHTS
rooms, modern. s1S.75o. LOUIS p.
sH"FN'EFR ''"7 -ve. nv. NJ. 1855.
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NE, JUST OFF MD. AvE.-STORE AND 5
rms: hath; 81. 75n: rented at $50 per mo.
Main 1893 DAVID E. BARRY. 1907 Fl
st, NV
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NEW AND DELIGHTFULLY."- Pan
semi-detached brick house. - feef
with hrre bedrooms ana ? hsth
rooms in Hll. arranged on two 0oo-r.
eious front porch and sIeepinF po-rh.
most modern appointments and best ou1
~ materials have beer used ana n 81
oasted In a section Of BEAUTIFUL ho-,e. /
short distance from the cathedral
sla.2so. SHANNON a LuCHS. Tls
81 now Main .Sss
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.OO-DELICATESSEN; l4TH ST. y. W.
store & fixtures; income daily, S4J; rent
1925.
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LOCATED less TRAN BLOCK TRd
Connecticut Hvenue-Nine rooms and "A
baths; anil: hardwood hnors and trfl
screened throughout: lot with InO-foef fru}
are BY 1sT feet dee7. Price. $4,000 N
kEEVER a GOSs. 1905 Eye at nv. N1
fT52 ga
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CORNER NEAR GOVT. PRINT OrrICE,
s2O,OcO-Two large buildings: storrs on
FIRST floor: two floors above that could be
arranged into four apis. OF three rooms esch
out-of-town owner; make Offer. DAVID z.
BARRY, 1907 Fl st. NV. Main 1901 $40
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NEW HoNf. coNPLETTIY on
o. lot with eo-foot frontsre On
street, renter hall rlan: eight "a
harh. breakfast oorrh: an modern
ments: eervsnt,t room: rsrnre- Pr
600. MrKEEvfR a Gosk. isot
nv. Main <75a.
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GAS AND AUTOMOBILE SUPPLY STAND;
doing a big business; central location:
fully equipped; for quick sale $500
ia
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10th St near Kenyon St nw-6 rooms
bath; latrobe heat: with garage
JOHN =. D0N0HOE 4 SONS.
3l4 Pa ave a.
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eELAN cA--tll.uou.
Seven rmsl, b. h.-w.h.: cleo, sic
breakfast porches. y. Z. sANsRt
CO.. las 81. Main 5000
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Si00oO-BUFFET LUNCH; STORE SEW
eral rooms; 9th st. NV; years lease
rent. $50
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sEyEN-ROoM AND oNE-BITH BUNc'
low - bedrcomsl. fame with stons FED
dation; open fireplace IN living room: 40
eious front porch: electricity: hot Va
heat: screens throughout: beautiful shn
trees: lot s0Hi70 feet: price Sil. "a
SHANNON & LUCHs. us l4th 81 NJ. "a
2s4s
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rms: b.; ami: Al condition: room,
for Raraee. y. L. SANsBURY & CO., l41s
I At NJ 1904
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ness property. Price. 5000. CAYwooD
BROS. & GARRETT. INC. 9l5 n. Y. ave.
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on 9Th ST, NEAR u ST. n. w. 13-
room brick: furnace heat. gas light: brick
garage for cars Price 50. 500 WILD
MAN < co, 9th & Fl. FIR. 6408 327