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Lifetime Ambition Realized When Coli
Star Defeats Emmett French and
Captures National Tito Az
ter Desperate Struggle.

Oakmont Country Club. Pittsburgh
Aug. lS-Four years ago, l1-year-oid
Caddic named Eugene SArazen. sat nnoer
n tree on a golf course at Rye. \. "
and told himself in a day dream that he
was going TO become king Of all Amcri-
can professionals. That dream came
rue to-day on the hill-carped and
;rcnch-scarred course at Oakmon'. The
Same Gene, already open champion o.
the United States. captured the fa'
round Of the national professional cham.
pionshlp from Emmo, French, UP ana
70 play. in n desperate 36-ho'H struggle
tha, WAS nip and tuck through the turn
OF the afternoon round. Both prayers
showed tho effects Of nervous tension
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COLLINS GOES WELL;
SHUTS OUT DETROIT

Boston. Aug. lS--Warrcn Collins held
Detroit to five hits today and enabled
the Boston team 70 win s TO o. 1t was
the fourth time this season tho Tigers
have been shut out. Six hits in tho
sixth innings and an error by BBass!er.
after Olsen had hit two men, gave tho
Red Sox six runs. Burns was put out
OF the game for protesting a strike.
The score by innings
Detroit ....... 200 Oo0 600 s !
Boston ...... OOO 2GG OOx-S IL |
Olson and Bassler; ". Collins and
Chaplin
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HOMER
BEATS BROWNS
Drives Out Ills Twenty Third Circuit
Clout which Enables His Team
to go INTO Tie With st. Louis

New York, Aug lS.-The New York
Americans went into tie with St
Louis for the American League lead
defeating Chicago in teu-!nning game
bv a score Of 10 :. while Philadelphia
was defeating the Browns Ruth first
man UP in the tenth inning. Knocked
Davenports first pitched ball TO right
field stands for his 2Srd home run win
ming the game. Ruth also hit triple
and single and drove in or scored b
runs. Hoyt who started pitching for
New York was obliged TO leave the
game when he tore OF n finger nail
while pitching. Score by innings.
Chicago goo 0O2 003 0--s 0
New York zoo OO3 200 Is . 2
B!ankenshir Davenport and Schalk;
Hoyt. Jones Bush and ShanS.
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ERICKSON POUNDED;
CLEVELAND WINS rs

Washington. Aug. IS. 80 Cleveland
opened a three-day series hero today by
defeating Washington TO 5. Morton
was effective in the pinchcs, while
Erickcrson was driven from the box in
the sixth inning. Brillhcart finished
out the game in clever style. Scire by
innings.
cleveland 49,. DOL COS loo II q
WASHINGTON got 100 0lO-5 I .
Morton and O'NcUl and SewcIl: EriCE-
son. Rrillheart and Ficinich and Char
rity.
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O'BRIEN'S MINISTRIES

The Neil o'Brien Ministries will play
tts annual engagement in this city at
tho Court Saturday September, End.
appearing a. the opening attraction OF
the season.
This. the most representative orsani-
zation Of it's kind IN the world is tnis
season more pretentiously conceived
and executed than ever before in ITS
history. 1t will have the advantage OF
an entirely new scenic production. with
new wardrobe. 4 big company and any
number of novelties. with many acts
contributed by Mr.. O'Brien himself. re-
cognized as past master in this
branch Of the minstrel profession.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-08-19
WALLS PLAY HANNAs

The VAIL Motor baseball team OF
Martins Ferry will play the fast Hannas
Of East wheeling Sunday afternoon on
the League Park grounds. The game
will be called at 1880 O'Clock. Tues
Edwards will no doubt get the pitching
assignment for the Wallis with Hsndef-
son IN reserve.
Providing the Wallis win this game
and tho three others on their schedule
they will lay claim to the Ohio valley
Amateur title as they already hold wins
over such clubs as the Bishops. Gay
lords, Lone Stars and several other OF
the leading teams in the Valley.
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pErERnr1NEp TO STOP F1aHT.

Indianapolis. Ind. Aug. lS.--Governor
McC'rty. after listening 20 declaration
from Michigan cry today, said he was
Stlll nrm in his intention that the Jack
Dempsey Brennan match should not
be held The delegation, which repre-
scented the John Miller post Of the Amer
lean Legion al Michigan CITY, refused
TO make n statement
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LIBERTY A. C. TO
PLAY WOODLANDS

The fast Liberty A. c, Of Bridgeport.
will journey to Woqilands. W. Va. Sun
day, where they will stack UP against
the crack team OF that place in what Is
expected 70 be one Of the best games OF
tho year. The teams have been hitting
an even stride All season and both cx-
pect hard tussel 10 win.
The manager Of the Liberty nine re-
quests all players TO meet at $40 O'Clock
Suday morning Al Stop 10 Barton line.
From hero they viii make the trip to
Woodlands.
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CRACK VICTORS PLAY
BURLINGTON TODAY

Tho Victor A. c. Of Benwood Will
meet the Burlington a. c. OF Martins
Ferry today at League Park IN what
promises to be an interesting contest
as both teams have been playing good
ball. RuShman will Likely pitch for the
v!ctors with Auten on the receiving end
while the Burlington battery has not
been announced.
The following Victor players Will
make the trip: Rushman. Auten. Smith
NJ. Wagner. C. Wagner. Unlock. Bliske
Fluffy, Heller. Gongola, Butler and
Clark.
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HUGH STOBBS, HALF BACK, WILL
ENTER WEST VIRGINIA SOON
CHALLENGES

Tho strong Stein \. G. baseball team
issues n challenge to any strong team
in the valley without a game for Sun
day. August 90. Teams preferred are
Liberty. Tntonvillc or any other strong
team without a game for that date. To
mako arrangements for the game cal
3S%0-J and ask for Andy.
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10 try 10 win the British open?'
I hope So" replied Sarazen. qufetly'
This black haired boy-hardly known
10 the golf world until this summer
will have an opportunity TO perform
feat never accomplished in the history
of a sport He will go to England hoid-
Inr two American titles and hopeful OF
capturing third crown.
They started away slowly ana carefui-
ly in the morning. Carazen LOOK the
load on the second hole as the conse-
ruence OF wonderful approach and ne
held the margin until the seventh hole
whore French sank 20-foot putt Tor
birdie three. French holed another ilne
mutt on the eighth adm went into inc
load but a freak shot lost him tho do-
vantage ON the next hole.
Pinish An Square at Noon
French made splendid approach 70
The clubhouse green. His drive WHIST
ed over the hill and whanged aSalnH
rho min. II flashed back off tho green
into sand trap and Sarazen. win
safe second. Rad no difficulty hoiins
his fourth. The match remained even
until the twelfth was won by french.
Gene oyerhauied him on the fifteenth
Irrnnch went ahead again on the SIX
tecnth. but Sarazcn caught him at thf
reyntcenth and the forenoon round I'm
!shed all square.
II was much the same way Tor
while In the afternoon. Gene got
birdie four on the nineteenth aHu
French ove-shot the green and Sarazch
held the lead until he found trap
guarding the twcnty-second winch
French took one stroke under par. Gene
won the twcnty-fourth when French
hit n trap, out Sarazen had the oao
luck on the next hole and tho ma.cn
GAS q tie. 1t remained so until the
tw.,,y-seventh: A hoodoo for French
wns played. trap proved deadly for
the YOUNGSTOWN man: he lost the hole
and the match. for Sarazsn stayed
ahead the rest OF the way.
French oueplaysd-
Gene outplaved French so completely
thereafter that he was four up on
rho ohio man when they shot for the
thirty-second hole French. usually
deadly pulitzer, simply couldn't find ths
cun, sarazen tried 10 end the match
on the thirty-second green. but he
missed his putt for three and the
hole was halyed
Roth put their seconds over the
green. but their third shots were drop
ned within three feet Of the final hole.
French looked at the cup. tho SKY ana
Gene; re advanced three steps and dotf-
I'd his hat to youth. Then the usual
aftermath followed. Several hundred
young women told Gene that he was
| the greatest player on earth and that
| they "tust knew ne would win.
The medal cards were the poorest
! that either player turned In during the
! tournament. In previous matches each
heat par. 81 out and 81 In. on several
coca siors and each shot the course on
| one occasion In g..
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Two-hasc hits: Perkins. Toh'n. Nay
Tor Homa ran: Jacobson. Sacrifice hits:
WEIGH. Tohin. Foster. Double PLAYS:
Foster to McManuS 10 Sislcr: Galloway
to UauSer. Left on base: ST. Louis. \;
Philadelphia. 6. Base on balls: on VAN
glider .. Struck out: BY Nangi!dcr, /:
by Kolp !: by Naylor. !. HTS: OF Van
glider, 3 in l % innings: off ko.p. 10
in ia innings Losing pitcher Van
glider Tmplrcs: Owens and MoriaritN.
Tine Of game: One hour and ~ minutes.
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R0STON FREAKS LOSING STREAK
AND PIRATES ARE THE VICTIMS
Pitcher miller, Former Mem Ger OF
Pittsburgh Team, outshinss Cooper
who suffers First Defeat
IN Ntne Games.

Pittsburgh. A1S lS.-Boston broke us
losing streak today by defeating PITTS
burgh 5 AMI = Roston's victory was
due chiefly 20 the pitching OF Frank
Miller. former Pirate. This was
Coopers ars, detea, In nine games. The
visitors Won The game in the NTH On
four hits and a base on balls. Score:
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new YORK VICTOR
IN Wild CONTEST

CHICAGO. IN 1S.--N"w York defeat
ed Chi,aEr l. 20 II today IN one OF the
widest GENES played here in years. \
total os = runs were scored Thirty
one men participated in IN" game. Chi
cage using lS. STATE. cub Gardener.
Injured his kNr" In sliding home In the
frs, irsijns and had IN be carried of
the fell The score by innings:
New YORK nO4 one h0t-I1 l2 I
Chicago 18TH o30 20n--ll On :
BarL.es. Swan. Jonnard. J. Barnes.
Scott and Smith: AldrtdEe. cheeves,
OsSo rnc. Morris and wirts and Oar
reil,
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Two base hits: T:oraey. Cooper.
Taree- hits,: Gowdy. Russell Stolen
base. Meanwhile Sacrifice hits: Bar
bare. Miller. Double plays: TraNnor.
MavRnvtlle ard Grimm. Lett on bases:
Eo ton. @ Pittsburgh. 5. Base on balls:
on Miller. |: of Cooper. .. Struck out:
By Miller =. BY Cooper. >. Passed balls:
Grwdy. Losing pitcher: Cooper. I'm
pircs: Kiemm and Sentelle Time Of
game. One hour and 81 minutes.
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OFFICIALS OF LOCAL CLUE Elk
PECT GREAT ARRAY OF STARS
TO BE PRESENT.
Official List UP to yesterday at NOON
Announced Last NiGht-Expoct
Moro Today.

With today. the last day for n" many
stars Of the not game - enter the West
N.rcimia state Tennis Tourney. which
VIII b" held all next week on me
Wheeling Tennis Club courts at Edg-
dale. the list continues to grow and
before midnight Il - expected that
tho creates. array of stars who ever
ua,tled for tn" h"nors n this state
viii be entered.
The four courts at the club are IN the
best Of condition and everything is set
for some Of the fastest tennis ever
witnessed in this section OF the state.
Arrangements have also been made 10
handle ono OF me largest crowds OF
tennis fans that have Witnessed match
ur this kind in this locality.
Stars Send Entries.
I'r until noon yesterday tho following
stars from down the state had sent IN
their entries. and. while the list is con-
aidcrcd small. tho officials Of the club
expect many more in t"day's mail. The
lis, Of visiting stars So far stands as
follows: = T.. Townsend, Il. G. Lee,
4. g. Montgomery and W. !. Williams
from MorSartuwn; Jennings Randolph
and Iaul Bumgardncr from Salem:
Freddie Mcintosh from Spencer. and
Joel Shrewsbury and Benton Beatty
from ParkcrShurE. This list contains
some Of the hcsu players IN the state.
hut as Fairmon'. Grafton. Ciarkghurg
md the other large cities down the
state have some remarkable netmen IN
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Southern Association

Mobile, 8: Little Rock, l.
Mobile, 3: Little Rock. (seVen IN
lings second game).
New Orleans. %; Nashville, teigh'
innings. darkness).
Chattanooga :: Atlanta. 5.
B,rmingham. .: Memphis, 0.
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TENNIS STARS DEFAULT

Newport. Aug ls.--With the Pacific
coast cham pions. Robert and Howard
K,nsey. a. the point OF elimination to-
day. Henri Cochet. OF France. and y. W.
Niles, OF Boston, detaulted 20 them In
3he semi-rtnal round OF the doubles tour
nament The score was SIS: So ard So
IN the third SCI. Cochet's necessary de-
parture Tomorrow tor France made the
detau,, Imperative
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ATTENTION. srTrNB.

The manager OF the fast stein oase-
ball team IA requested 10 gel In touch
with rho manager OF the SmthAeld, o..
4 r Some time today and !hform him
rhcrbs- n. teams Will rrNet3 as SEIZED
uIsd q. S,,l,h-c'd tomorrow. The num-
ne- ~ ,hs Srtthnr,d club Isl Sm'th1eld
AN
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American Association

s.. Paul. S: indianapolis. o.
Kansas City-Tolcdo. Rain.
Milwaukee. S: Columbus. I.
Minnea polls, 5: Louisville, z.
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Today's Games.
St. Louis at Philadelphia
Chicago at New York.
Boston at Detroit u games)
Cleveland at Washington.
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HOW They STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Scores.

Boston 5: pittsburgh :.
Observation-Disclosures
Philadelphia |; s.. Louis -.--lt IN
ltngS)
New York II: Chicago II.
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CARDINALS END
LOSING STREAK
Take rourseen-rnning Battle TT m
Philadelphia J to 3-Ring, Hatnes
and North all Pitch Well.

81. Louis. Aug. lS-The Cardinals
today broke their losing streak OF I've
consecutive games by winning IL
Inning contest ; to . from Philadelphia.
II was a pitchers Iba:tie between lt:ns
and Na.acS and North. The bon
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FN7RYI|5T CONTINUES To GROW
EOR ANNUAL STATE TENNIS MEET

their midst. It IS expected the hst Will
pc increased somewhat.
The local entries up % last night are
as follow csfor the mems events: SIM
glcs-WcstphaI SLACK" Bowie, Fiem-
ing, Gilbert. steel. Cumm:nS, HuSus'
Goodwin. Abrams, Olmstead. FTicdrichs
R,at.y Bratton, Jackson, Swecny, Jet-
fcrson and Eacheldcr. The double teams
that will take the field wearing the
Wheeling Tennis Clubs coiors are as
follows: Beatty and SLACK" Bowie
steel and Bowie Cumnins and Hugus.
Goodwin and Ehbert Olmstead ana
Friedrichs. Abrams and Fleming ana
Paul Beatty and Westfall This list
Ia also expected 10 grow today. as sew
rral stars who have been playing great
tcrr,s nj the courts during the summer
have not as vet signed up for the tour
ncy.
Hold womcn's Events.
The womcn's events, which will be
The nrst of its kind ever held In this
ri,v. promises 10 be one Of the May
features of the weeks play. The hst
Of fair sex entered up 10 late last
nigh, stands as follows: Mrs. Edward
S;ifel. Mrs. Joe Jefferson. Mrs. Gibson
caldwell. Mrs. Carl Brandfast. and the
following Misses: Emily ]. Stifel. Mary
Burdats, katherine Pfarr. Elizabeth
Eurdats. Margaret Ogden. Dorothy
Wcstfal. Regina Little. Shirley l-ydick.
Katherine Scha-f Martha Majesty. Sara
Jackson. Frances Wood. Delphine Hell,
NJ Deer Park. Md. and Virginia Ruhl.
OF Mountain Lake Park, Md.
Local net stars who are planning TO
enter the tourney arc reminded that to-
day Is the last day 20 enter. so TO he
on tho best side they should follow the
old adaEe. 20 II Now" for he who
hes.tatcs is lost.
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International League

Syracuse 0; Reading !.
Rochester s: altomore 5.
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Today's Games.

Today's Games.
Boston at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn at Cincinnati.
New York at Chicago.
Philadelphia at 81. Louis.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE
Yesterdays Scores.

YesLeruaJ oSoAVe'
Philadelphia s: 81. LOUIS =
New York 5: Chicago 4.
Boston \; Detroit y.
Cleveland :; Washington o.
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Masonic Funeral Notice

Members OF OHIO Lodge No. !, =.
+ K \. MasonS anre hereby notified
10 attend SPECIAL communication OF
IN" lodge
Sunday, August 2oth, 1922, at
1900 O'Clock. P. NJ.
ut the John ~. Morris Scottish RIO
Cathedral for purpose Of attending
the funeral Of our late Brother
Howard Dean.
The services Will he held NJ the
Dean residence. No. us North Wa
bash street. Island. lutcrment at
Rose i'm cemetery. Eoilairc.
Members OF sister lodges invited
Transportation furnished
WALTER G. MOONEY. ". VI.
]. W. BOWMAN. Secy.
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To Gene went the big silver cup,which
Will remain for year at the Highland
Country Club. OF Pittsburgh. where Saz-
azcn is tho professional. A diamond
studded medal and check for $500 also
were presented to the champion BY '"
{. Fownes, Jr.. Of Pittsburgh. on be-
half Of tho Tournament committee.
Among the battery OF questions hurl-
ed At the victor was this one:
VIII you cross the pond in the spring
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sARAzEN'5 DREAMCONES TRUE
WHEN HE WINS CHAMPIONSHIP
Cots Big Silver Cup.

throughout tho match Neither took
spectacular chances.
Evening star., 1922-10-14

OFFICE or loft space for rent.
May be used for light manufac-
turing. Over 416 Ninth street
NV, and 434 Ninth street NV.
William R. Ellis, 1889 Eve street.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

FOR SALE or EXCHHSGE-FiNE NEW
house. overlooking Ro"k Greek Park: ALL W
to-the-minnte imprGsements; excellent build
ing. Owner Col. 3719
CASE anto. late model, touring: will sell st
bargain or exchange for second trust notn
and pay difference, If any, In cash. Call MaIn
.lI51
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WANTED-DESK SPACE.
6O7 18th ST. End FLOOR-$l25.
1929 p ST., Ind FLOOR-$3O.

DESK ROOM IN QUIET OFF!CE OR SNAIL
office in central location. Address BOX 5s.h,
star Office. To-
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WILL BUY FROM OWNER
ONLY.

House of or rooms. in any good section
Of northeast northwest. Must be reasonable
and In white section.
j.. Gall Main o70.
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WANTED-HOUsES

THE UNION REALTY CORPORATION WILL
render efficient service. in selling or renting
Jour JNioN RsGeolNs REALTY IY3s coz ooRpon4T1os. e
- 1410 G St. NV.
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE.
PHONE MAIN Boz.

If you want 4 quick sale Of your real es-
tate give us a trial. We have real buyers.
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WANTED-LoTS.

DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT IN NORTH.
east, Florida ave. 10 Maryland ave- 9Th ~
1lth st. Address Box l-R, S.sr office
CHEVY CHASE. U-FUUT FRONT, BETWEEN
kanawha. Huntington STA. Conn ave. and
Both J. L. DOUGLASS, 1874 Galatin 81,
Adams 500
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FOR SALE-STORES

go TO GA
KENNEDY ST. NV.
a store of inviting appearance,
20x35 feet; 4-room and bath
apartment on End floor; large
cellar; upper and rear porches !;
h.-w.h. and elec. lights.
In a neighborhood where there
is a growing demand for stores,
where new homes are rapidly
covering every vacant lot-you
will do we'll to locate here early.
Reasonably priced, easy terms.
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APARTMENT HOUSES.

WANTED FOR CLIENT AT 0NCE-SMAIL
apartment house. We'll located in good re-
pair and safe permanent investment MAD
DtA, MARSHALL. a COMPANY, HOS 18th e..
NV Main 1916.
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HOUSE OF SIX OR EIGHT ROOMS, UN-
furnished: not more than 500. Phone Frank
lin 1914.
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WANTED TO RENT CNFURNIsHED HOUSE,
at least eight rooms. in Cleveland Park or
Chevy Chase. Telephone Cleveland 1872. 15s
WANTED-UNFURNIsH HOUSE on CAP
itol hill. L. B. YOUNG. Congress- Hall Hotel.
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OR ROOM HOUSE FOR COIORED FAM
iIy in NV. section. Address Box 0-R Star
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FOR SALE-ArARTMENTS.
FOR SALE.

GRAY BRICK BTILDING. CONTAINING 3
apartments and store: also large tw"-story
income now $o15 month. Owner needs money
for his business and will sacrifice property to
quick buyer. Mortgage on property So 900 FOR
) years at Sc. Will sell for $ls.50O See
owner. NJ. A. SERRY. a26 Pa. ave: NV.
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WANTED-MONEY.
FOR RENT-FLo0R SPACE.

WANTED|SlOO. WILL PAY BACK $50 l
40 DAYS Address BOX CIR. Star office. IA
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yTED TO RENT.

WANTED AT ONCE-SIX-ROOM HOUSE:
rent not over $50. Address Boz 1s9-R, Star
office. 1Is
WANTED TO LEASE ABOUT NOV. Is. sIZ
or seven room unfurnished house in northwest
northeast, Takoma Park or Virginia suburbs;
must be reasonable. Address Box 221-R, Star
office
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WANTED-ROOMS.

WNNT TO RENT one or two light, dry base.
m-nt or first floor rooms for dressmak king
would also consider rooms over store II
one is very light Address Box 1Ol-R. Star
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w Z HAVE IL
Money ut per cent to buy. build or repair
your home; repay us like rent. Write, phone
or call for particulars.
PRUDENTIAL HOMES co,
1919 st.. Room 315. Phone Main 2aSl,
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FURNIsHED-C0ntinued

1s41 KALORAMA RD.-11 LARGE ROOMS.
! 2 baths; good condition; Immediate possession :
very reasonable. Call OWNER, Col. 1882
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APARIMENTs-rO LET.
FURNISHED-Continued.

s04 KENNEDY ST.. BRIGHTWOOD PARK
Two large bright, front rooms aud bath, COM
pletely furnished for light housekeeping; all
modern improvements; use Of electrical house
cleaning apparatus, stationary washtubs.
Ihnne Saryice etc. Col. 4llS. lSs
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enette and bath. including use OF piano: inside
apartment; only $50 to responsible party; ref
erence Address BnY Il Il Star office. Ike
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WANTED One or two light housekeeping
rooms in return for light housework or laun-
dry. in runmin. house or private Family. by
l.. ,upetent rolored woman with hest city ref
Addres, Box ln2- L Star Office
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NEAR 14th AND BUCHANAN.
Beautiful semi-detached house conveniently
located; four bedrooms and tiled bath; parlor,
reception hall. dining room. kitchen on FIRST
floor; oak floors; gas. electric light, hot-water
heat. See this house before 1t is too late.
WILLIAM K. HARTUNG,
11Os 18th ST. NV Main 372
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COUPLE with teu-year child want accommoda-
zion with OF without board; one to two weeks:
vicinity Georgetown. Call NJ. 2474, room 5O7.
S.I,I Irin
Evening star., 1922-10-14

3 open fireplaces: windows on all sides; charm
ing old garden; most artistic and unusual
place: references. 1916 Eye St nv. to q.
Evening star., 1922-10-14
APARTMENTS TO LET.
THE CLEVELAND.
UNFURNIsHED-Continued.

Five-room and bath apartment. $50.
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