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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-31
GERMAN CHAMPIONS
DEFEND RING TITLES
Try Associated prcss.1

BERLIN. oct. 30.-Thrcc German
boxing champions successfully de-
tended their titles all on the same
bill here recently. Urban Grasa, tho
hanthmw"iEht titlcholdcr, won in
seven rounds because his opponents
skull was so badly damaged in n
hcadon collision that his seconds
threw in the towel The loser was
Phenomenon" Nolkmer. who is more
than 40 years OF age
Hans RrcttcnStra"tcr. Gcrmanv's
henvrweiGht pride. Knocked out the
HelEian hcavyw"irht champion. JET
dc aus. in six rounds Richard
Maujocks. the German lightweight
titlcholdcr. defeated the belgian
hoNcr. clncs. on points. but the de-
cisi"n was not generally approved
llama. Austria's wcltcrweiEht cham
pion. gave UP In tho sixth FOUND to
Ernst Grimm. Rerlin fighter.
Tho hill attracted one Of the larg-
est gates ever attending n German
boxing program. the spectators num-
herring more than 10000.
Considerable interest was mani
Tested here in Siki's sensational de-
f"3t OF cnrp"nti"r;. boxing fans re-
calling that ITeitenstrie,cr once
hattlcd the ScnSalrSc to Il draw,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-31
POLICE FIND STILL
IN FIRE-SWEPT HOME

An "r"rhcat"d still is believed by.
nr"incn 10 have caused fire that
destroyed Il two story brick building
nj Denny street ana tho S"abnard
Mr. lin" Hallway crossing last might
iolic" from Second station started
an Investigation when fr"mon 70.
moved a copper coil from the smol =
d"rin2 ruins ANA discovered III. rem
nants Of "A four burner stove.
When Er"mcn from Engine Com
rany No. 10 answered Ia stiil
alarm. they found TIA" fire had spread
:" tn" four corners Of tho building
and Engine Company No. 10 was
called out. The interior woodwork,
Of the building was destroyed hy
tho flames before fircm"n c,tInEuish
"h tn" blaze. Damage was estimated
at 500.
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.FAS FER BASKETBALL
is AIM OF NEW RULES
intercollegiate League Makes
Changes 10 Speed Up
Game.
TRy Associatod Trcse.l

PRIMO ETcN. y. J.. oct. io.-Ncw
foUl rules ~ the Intcrc ol ciat @
Basketball League will tend to make
The gam" faster and cleaner, pr. !. H..
Raycr"ft OF Princeton University.
chairman at III" special rules com
mitt,c. sliI today
m" frs, rule provides n goal zone
% seventeen feet in depth at each
end Of THE basketball court Fouls
committed i'm this goal zone will hc
r"nalizcd ny giving two free throw :
instead "f tn" one hitherto awarded
I" tn" team fnUlci. \ second foul
rul" eliminates the fro" throw award
cd for s"-calicd technical fouls
Tines" inclui" running with the ball.
violation OF the drihhlc rule. viola
ton of the jump ut center and kick =
in" tn" bali As 81 substitute for this
free throw the ball will he taken
from III" ;culing team aud given to
~" other team To put into play at
the side lines.
Another rul" eliminates tho time
CONSUMED for making free throw
FOR goal. thus making tho game
Easter. declared Or. Eaycrof,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-31
PIMLICO TRACK OPENS TODAY
WITH sos, 900 IN PURSES
Eieven-Day Program Sets Record in Value of Stakes
Best Horses of East Are in Stables Waiting
for Great Fall Race Meeting

Rowi" Cur Of $4,000 added when IL
run ncr6 or ,Hs soda So would ~,
H. front OF Man % War in this re
sr"ct, y victory In any ono of tho
remaining stakes would also do tho
trick.
TIC Manley Memorial stccrlechasc
tomorrow will bring together u crack
bunch Of fcnr"rs for gallon of two
over. SDumangha. ttrS. Payne Whit
ncE'S ace. now that Roi Craig Is uut
"f ira inning. ana lcccant has gone
stale. Is luminary Of metropolitan
competition. having won III" 10000
BROOK Cup Handicap 1T I;elmont Park
In September as an outstanding nc
c"mpiishmont. llnmask, smart
coupled with him. Sea Tale. star ~
IN" ontario Jockey clubs fencing In
September. ana Lieutenant Seas. not
far behind him. will carry the colurs
sportsman.
Musty and IIallnvin. two promis-
ing t-N"ar-"lds. viii rae" for j. s.
n"shcn. ~ baltimore. and Minata
ana pVermatch viii he a Coupl" from
the stable az Mrs. +. Ambrose clark.
IF Now York. The veteran Earlock
or. Tn" Trout. Dccislvc. Sen serpent.
Courteous and Flumcot arc other on
tries.
Tho NTH event tomorrow Mt six
furionss for 2-ycar-"ids will bring
out crack array i'm Shamrock. Be
ii"Nn Me BOYS. D"nEcc, OSPREY. Ric eI.
S"th'S Lemon. Crochet, Pcnnon. f.um :
mist ami S"liSa There are fow bet
tor anywhere. They will figure IN
race Of u little less than 81 5uo add =
cd that looks Xix" a $4,000 10 10000
ovcnt from tn" Calibcr of entries
tn" last ,rncc. which Will So" Lit
tIc 'hiTf. kn-Hhic; Tryst"r. Gayant-
man. Missionary. WiEhbonn I'rudnrv
ana binna care. Is siN-furlnnE race
nt Sih6S value, but which is bringing
into action a list of horses that might
grace stake OF far moro money.
rms event is for -ycar-old aud up-
IL
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II Victim Of IIoldIip.

Rendered unconscious when at
tackled by two men while returning
10 his home At los North Mulberry
street Edward J. Powers assistant
manager "f billiard parlrr. was
robbed of his watch and s,ick-pin
SATURDAY night. The attack and rob
h"ry occurred on Mulberry stree,
near Grove Avenue shortly after
Midnight and was reported TO po-
ilC". ~" said II" noticed two mon
mad followed him for several blocks
shortly before tho attack He was
NIL" to give only partial descrip-
itnn of tho men
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-31
PRO. GOLF OUTFIT
GAINS IN STRENGTH
TRy Associated Press.

NEW YORK;. Oct. 3U.-flavinE at
tanned strength to stand on it's own
legs without support. the rrof"s-
st"nal Golfers Association next year
VIII provide cash prizes out of it's
own funds instead OF accepting do
nations from individuals, as il pre-
viouSly has done.
Exactly how tho plan Is TO he work
ed VIII he decided at the November
meeting; Of tn" associations national
committee In New York
NJ tn" same time the committee
VIII consider tho proposal az dividing
IN" country into two sections. East
and West. as Il preliminary eiimina-
zion In keeping the field Of entrants
in the national mpionship tourna-
m"nt down TO l5D. Scvcnty-iive play
crs Of each section would be quail
fed Ia enter the tituiar contest
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-31
HORTON AND DIXON
WIN AT BILLIARDS

Tw" matches IN the mutual pocket
hiliaruS tournament w"r" played
yesterday with Horton winning from
furko, ~ 10 81. aud Dixon winnin.:
from Wilson. - Z" 81. This after
noon Hawkins meets Rice and Mil
MT" takes on MCI["ol
Horton and Burk" PLAYED min
anu-tuCk game. tn. lattcrS defeat
following series OF scratches At
critical times Wilson took tho junp
ON DIXON. max in. twcuty-sovcn he
i"r" Dixon had registered ton. Dixon
made an uphill fight and assisted hv
ms opponents scratches. took first
honorS.
High runs wer" Burke. II: Wilson.
lo'and Horton AMI Dixon. each
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-31
BILL TILDEN SHOWS
SOME IMPROVEMENT
lEy Ass0clntcl rross.l

PHI IA nELliIIA, oct aO.-Wil-
liam T. Tiid"n. H.. national tennis
champion. was reported improved to-
day following a second incisiuu in
the middle finger of his right hand
which became infected last week pr.
H. ~ Swaril"y said l. would be thr""
or tPu: weeks b"for" IL could be
p"Sitiv3Iy known whether the finger
whui J b, permanently affected.
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S"nIprrs Cause WORN.

tITIEAID. OCT. 70. ComplHint
against tho method OF ticket dis'ri-
hution by the University nj Chicago
Tor its football games. AVID parti.u-
larry against III" speculation ana ac-
INVITES OF ticket Scalpnrs has re-
suited In tho appointment 81 spn-
"ini c"mmi,i"c hy Wallace Hickman.
business manager of the institution
Ia make survey az tho plan and
max" ro"ommeudations for improve
mcnfs Tor next year. il was an
nOmncnd tnhnV.
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At Latonia
Results.

@H% %i, '5& 4l1 .'G aao @ naS. h I"a
l.ardon. los tMoomcyl, $500. $50. sec
Time. ii22,5, Sra,chrd. Im1uisitiam.
bullion. Ruby. Royal HaIm. Abla7c.
E"Nn"r; RuhN COZ Taylor. Crest
wood Toy; F"X. Also ran. Last one
sam R"h, War Idol.
Second race clln Annie, III
owens. ll.'u. 800. $50, won: Primo"
III I'll, 10 ,tGarmerp, 2So, $50. sec
Third race Tony Beau. los
tStut's) li.5o. $50. $50, won: Fos-
ter Emhry los tRaNs). SO. $50.
second iilaGk Thong. las tBrothcrsl.
Manicure, parnley Al strauss.
Twinkle Rin", The Wi, Tulsa. Also
ran MonnwinkS, Eiddl'do". Lord
.Wrack Tw" Pair. Rama, IInrlock.
Fourth race rindar Peel. lu7 az
roolc), $50. 3Gc. $50. won: Honor
Man, le5 Nrhuyhcr). $50. $40. sec
ond. lsnsc"ies. l0l towcnS). go.
ihirG. Time. l.2O. Scratched Wild
Eron Also ran. BE Good, Billy
.Fif'h racc-Tr"osurcr % cOwcns).
,.:u, go. out, won; sway. no
SN"rp, $40 out. second; car Eock
~ ,t"rc"rinp. out. third. Time.
~ 80. Scratched. Barracuda, Me
Goodwin. Also ran. Tipro Sahib.
S'Ath Eacc--Giuyst ot Honor. no
'E. P"ole). $50, 80. 40. won:
Away. 100 tEans), pa. $50. second.
Nomping Mary. 80 'OwensD. 5a0.
'hird. Time, l:I2i-5 Scratched.
boshr, Tcds Plum, Macbeth. Lutte
Power. Consolation. Hcndita. RoId
Cold Also ran: Manicure Maid
pcarie. Liorre. Soldier II. Little Ann.
Miss Meise. Taylor Hay. Margaret
ware.
seventh race ,milc ana seventy
ynrds), Danes %; Birdie g. ~.
Lieutenant Colonel 100: Little patsy.
100. May E,d'uc. lnl. Plus Ultra. i0i
hians, lr&; iiaHcl W. f05. Nuby. los
Mapiti, icG, John Kosher, 81, rabl.ali
d h"Hn"uT. i"H. Marine Corps, IuS
Etie!iu Queen. rs. Trooper, ia.
Light Wine. 1903 Coyne. il3. Dim
piles. !oJ. Clear. fast,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-31
AMERICANS WIN
In OXFORD RACES

OXFORD. ENG. oct. 80 the
finals Of the senior sports today.
IcNis iiuhn. Princeton aud rnivcr-
SHY college. oxford. won tho @2O-
yard low hurdles event in @S.5 sec
onds; w. +. Stevenson. Princeton and
Pailiol college, oxford, was third in
In 10 As seconds. Tho runners to-
day faced n strong wind.
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Entries,

Eirst-Sl.+oo. three ycar-ol!s. six
iu''"nts DNb-Top Most, -. Herald
IKE mrr"'nlSins Tom. zoe. Sasamouk
'aTnl,N lri. Eojul. l07: Tony SUI.
log. I.mm,r GurtOn. los, Elai2e. no.
itch"n"ro, ne; Prince W.lles. I02:
!Hanah. iV,; King Paul. i02; Uncle
sonny, L"c"ino. 100. Lottie i.or-
second $500, claiming three
"II~ aud up. maidehs, on" ana
"h"-' smith MI" t5D-MiSS Claiborne.
IVA Mari" Augusta. lO2. Anz"na, IUa.
Willow Ire. io7; BLACK Rock. iI2
h''-Ei' zoo. claiming two-ycar-
gi.aS. one mile N,l-- iHue Hird. -:
i'etty Mac lol; Miss Cnlicttc. To-:
stump Jr.. luj. Euld Gold. 100.
hai"!s". zoo. Anna road 100. Eris.
~. JTi2ii.f' ~, Mildred Ruth, 10.
Arso. liz. Yorick. los: Mart OHara.
Fourth siaoo, allowances. the uaI.
i"t purs" for three car-olds and up.
~ Hack. %. Rocky Mountain rs,
Auriuu Maid, l0l
rive S2."hh. Tho halloween ham
dIcap. thrc" ycur-olds ana up. Ills
iUl. Cherry Ir"n, lu2. brilliant les.
i"r 10: United Verde. 40; Surf
~ 'Iioo, claiming ,wo-ycar-
nios. pic milo go Kindred 20.
Gr'a, Lady, pc. Calcutta 100. C'hiva.
ioi. SIp''bUm. lul; Golden crest.
lni hfisnd. zoe, pcqUot. lO6. The
clown, llu
seyen sl.4oo claiming, three.
year-"lds nud up mile ana 20 yards
,IhJ b"ntusi. 20; Birdie o. o.
ldoutcuau, Colonel. Ion: Litti. pats,'
lu" M2y iodine. ITO; r!us U.tra.
i1! DIANA, TOO. Hazel 81. iOa: RUDY.
iu5. Wari'i. 100. John noshor, 10.
Ian.oar ID .lIOun"gr. TOO. Marine Corrs
luh; Bclg IAN Queen. IS: TROOPER. liz,
lAght Wine. 1903; COync. ii3. Dimp!cs,
los.
-ApPrcniicc allowance claimed
weather clear. irauh fast.
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NikI VII NIsit q. =.

Nv OKN, OCT. 10! iHttlinr
Siit the S"n"eai"sc cvnducrOr Of
I'"rg"s Carpenter. is coming to this
country IVA JanuHry aud Viii appear
Promoter T"N Richard announced to
LAY on receipt of q communication
tom MauT!ce Hellcrs. SikIs man
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-31

. COLUMBUS. OHIO oct, 3O-re,c
civic. Now York. won tho juieos'
decision over rhn O'Dowd. 81 Colum-
bus in tW=iv" round bou, h.re 10
night. Each were weighed In a,
iiIis pounds.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-31
>ERICKSBURG DOG WINS FIRST EVENT IN FIELD TRLALS
BENEDICTINE CADETS
OVERWHELM SCOUTS

Tho Rtredictine Cadets won from
81. ChriStopher's I'ull Dogs yesterday
a, tho iiencdictine field. tho scor.
heinr IS To o. Tho Cadets goal was
not In danger ut any time. the Bull
Dogs only making two FIRST downs
The star for the Kun Dogs was
Wallace. who's" All round p,a WINK do
serves much praise. AZ aid tho WORK
OF snyder and Ruihn.
For tho Cadets tho entire tenn
sho"cd up we'll. tho teamwork being
Of exceptional class. Tho work Of
Cline aud Nobel in the line wHs,nu,-
standing. Those making touchdowns
Tor the Cadets were castclvccchi. 8:
Woods. Miller. Garrett and smith.
l each. Smith having intercepted a
forward paSs md raced thirty yards
for a touchdown. Among tho fcnt-
urcs OF the game wns tho running
"f woods. who carried tho ball forty
Two yards In scoring his touchdown,
also III" work If castolV"cChi and
Garrett. the former making gains az
from - TO 20 yards several times.
the latter making substantial gains
on several occasions.
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H"n"dictinc Pos St. Christopher
smith .......right cud ....... THlIcY
Gin" right TICKLE. Gruhhs
Meyers ....riEht guard Warner
Nobel ......-. center 49,. Montague
B"iH .......icft guard iiotChkIss
Mott left tackle. Swartwout
Kills" left end ....... Palmer
Garrett ....Quartcr ... Wallace"
Miller Co left half back... Runln
Woods right bali back. Goodrich
CaStclvccChi fun back ,..... Snyder
Substitutes: Rrnsdic @,o-W a9rn"-
Gro for klis"; Klisc for Woods. Pom
derEast for Roltz. Oniciais. Wcnden-
burg, referee. Tr"auan. head Iines-
niAn; FARLEY. umpire. Time OF auar-
ttrs. 1919 and in-o
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New Neckwear. Gloves,
Shirts. Brogue OXfords, I'm
Idcrwcar-e everything to COM
plete your Winter wardrobe.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-31
Chauffcurs' outfits

Miles and miles Of satisfac-
tlOn-or money back.
Registered trade mark.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-10-31
Scotch Mists lend a glow
to good health.

Fall and Winter weights of
misty, Scottish mixtures ex-
elusive with us.
Evening star., 1922-06-11
MASSACHUSETTS
AVENUE
PARK.

Massachusetts, Ave. west Of
Sheridan Circle to near Con-
necticut Ave. Bridge. Rock
Creek Park to 32nd and Cathe-
dral Ave. Unquestionably
Washington's best home section.
Wooded lots and villa sites.
Some as low as 5000. "Plat"
at Office and also Sind and Cathe-
dral ave. (Woodley road) from
l to 8 pm.
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON,
Incorporated. Main 69a5. Established 1899.
Woodward Bldg, 18th and H.
Evening star., 1922-06-11
FARMS
Unn . AZ I"

FOR SALE.
ROOMS; Il. H, ELECTRICITY; BATH:
furnished II desired: 10 acres fertile soil :
Great Falls, line. Phone Clarendon s00-F-4.
FOR sALE-FARM OF 800 ACRES LYING
on Cacapon river. Hampshire county. W. Va
Farming. grazing and timber. Ideal location
for sportsmen, game hsh Write me iof
for further particulars. William Hanna. Lar
gent. w. Va.
"a ACRES. 4-ROoM HOUSE: ORCHARD.
full bearing; ten miles out: $500. u acres;
nice broom house: sixty bearing fruit trees;
ten miles out; sl.2J0 20 acres. Broom house
large barn; ten miles out 81. 900. Al acres
shstd ss mile. au tss barb Above
near Remington.
IF You ARE SEEKING COUNTRY RESI-
ment. we have a number Of them within easy
motoring distances of Washington. Cali or
WI T'h h US sArMbEEs ttDT Shs you
Phones N. 101e.Iol7. 1893 K st. nv.
POULTRY FARMING--LEAsT LABOR. MOST
profit. ST. Marys county offers best conditions
% 80, acre, rIr,, mpT0vMsd IN $1,000 C. W. THOMAS
FARM CONSISTING OF 200 ACRES; 100
ready for or under cultivation; 100 wood and
timber good frontage on concrete ,f road ana ahs
hnrtor being completely landiocked, with
depth for large yachts; land improved by five
room dwelling. barn. corn crib. machine Inc shed shed
southern Maryland crops. or trucking: ten
acres In wheat. good stand Of clover. 70 In
corn. good garden, six acres tobacco being
planted: for quick sale will include horses
cattle. horse drawn farming implements and
landlords interest in crops, garden. etc. IN
cluding whole interest in the wheat: reason
for selling. unable to continue outdoor work; ;
price, $4,000 part or all cash; Apply MIR
EDWARD H. SHELLEY, Rock Point, Mo. Il
0KLAHoMA-D0N'T SPECULATE; OWN
land. 4Oncre tracts. ST. 30 per acre: easy
terms; government title. COOPER. JO7 Com
merre bldg. Kansas city. No.
20 ACRES. STOCK. CROPS. IMPLEMENTS.
etc: Is miles out, W, Is. & A. Elec. Ry-;
81. 500 Room 5O6 Fendsl bldg. 1i'
IL ACRES, s-ROOM DWELLING. STABLE.
cow barn and other outbuld!ngs good land.
well fenced: well and running water. good
location near pike. $1,000.
100 ACRES Oh PIKE.
Very productive land. improved by good
dwelling house, stables and all other neces-
sary farm buildings. Price. $4,000
$50 ACRES OS PIKE.
s-room house and sroom bungalow, barn
and other outbuildings; we'll located. Pnce'
SIS, 900. -
1850 ACRES NEAR GAITHERsBCRG.
One mile from pike: good house. excellent
cow barn, . holIow-tiie silos: good land, WIN
running water: possession given az once. IN
cuding growing wheat cop, for immediate
purcha ser THIS is bargain. $1,000.
CISSEL & MCFARLAND.
Real estate loans and insurance,
Rockville Md
Evening star., 1922-06-11

STONE & FAIRFAX
JOHN 7. MEANY, President
Main 2424 1912 New York Ave
FALLS CHURCH, VA.
Fine Groom house, best street. Electric lights,
furnace heat fine cellar lot 60x1oO fine garden planted
chicken houses and Fine roads city; 15-rnnue
schedule to 18th and Pa. (40 minutes) minutes
walk to line. Must be sold before July l.
FALLS CHURCH 1885, il. Ask for Mr.. Brunner
Evening star., 1922-06-11
WANTED-TO RENT

8 OR 10 ROOM fur. or unfur house; NV.
section Phone Main 1911:
WANTED-BY JULY /, UNFURNIsHED
house or nrst door. good location; reasonable;
adults. Address Box 245-E, Star once.
7.10.RooM HOUSE. ONE YEAR PRIVILEGE
Of 2 additional; white: downtown section;
in advance. Phone North ezs5, after S pm:
BY COL0RED FAMILY-s OR ROOM
house. unfurnished: NV; good references; by
July. Address Boz 222-H. Star once.
WISH TO RENT HOUSE OF ABOUT SIX
rooms. Anil. about June 20 or July l; three
adults; rent must be reasonable. GEO. W.
RICKING, 1901 4lst ct. NV. Il.
WANTED TO LEAsE-A SMALL HOTEL.
furnished, In Maryland or Virginia. Address
Bog ooh, Star ONCE
WANTED SMALL COTTAGE OR APART
ment. furnished. city or country: July or be-
foEs. Address Boz POI b. Star offiee:
COTTAGE ON SHORE. SALT WATER. Ac-
cessible to Washington By automobile: 10 ior
]. 81. PAINE. 1871 H st. NV.
YOUNG COUPLE WITH CHILD DESIRE
or o room house in northwest or suburb, or
four-room housekeeping apartment. at rental
not to exceed $50: permanent. Address BOX
30-H. Star once. IL
CAREFUL COUPLE WITHOUT CHILDREN
would rent or buy small unfurniahed house:
city or suburban. C. W. BARTLETT, Civi
Service Commission IL
wANTED-TO RENT SMALL FURNISHED
house In Virginia: handy to Washington. Ad-
dress Box 2S4-H. Star offlce. IL
Evening star., 1922-06-11
WANTED-APARTMENTS

BY COUPLE. TWO OR THREE UNFUR-
nished rooms, kitchen and bath: state full par
siculsrs and terms. Address Box 22s-H. Star
once.
GOVERNMENT ENGINEER. WIFE AND IN
FAINT want quiet apartment in northwest on
September 1 two to four rooms. bath. kitchen
and sleeping porch; kindly give full details.
Address Box 232-H, Star office.
CNFURNIsHBD. THREE ROOMS. KIrCH-
enette and bath, by two settled ladies': rea-
sonable and modern. Address Box 226-H. Star
ONCE.
JULY II ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH.
.unfurnished, anil. for two adults; reasonable:
preferably vicinity Walter Reed Hospital; give
Pull particulars. Address Box oSS-H. Star
oflce.
BY GOVT. WORKER : UNFINISHED
room, with bath or kitchenette; Georgetown
preferred; state price. Address Box 2o3.H.
Star once.
FURNISHED. TWO ROOMS, KITCHENETTE
and bath, northwest section. by young couple
with infant; state location and rate. Address
Box 270-H. Star office.
UNFINISHED. i ROOM. Z. AND B.. OR
8 rooms. K. and b.; NO children; immediate
possession: walking distance 14th and N: =.
ave: state rent. Address aox-l2o>6t Stas
''fs' - -----
Evening star., 1922-06-11

TAKUMA PARK - GROOM AND RAlH
semi-huECalnw. M. iic.osrd S!t.r!D- p0f.!..
laundry tubs: hpt-yyatsr heater. gar,--
chicken hoGs- garden: splendid trees aH.
shrubhery fruit in bearing; ahuGt ole a.-e
ground IS 500 Phone Owner. Adams 29I -
Evening star., 1922-06-11

WANTED-LOTS

WILL BUY LOT 40I100 IN THE VICINITY
Of 10th and Madison: price must be right: lot
on grade: no agents. Address Box SSH, Star
once. H.
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SIR MODERN DWELLING. RHERDALE.
Nd. front and side porcle>: lawn. SHADE
some fruit: = plutry houses. IL a,r.s
garden land SGuuo: $500 cash
1-r modern dwelling. Hyatt>y.l'" Nd zoe.
lot; garage: poultry house. fruit sha."'
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NLnnrn On Vie lI.l L-n

NI'NrH on TIle I1llT IT0
3 acres. garden lawn and fruit two hlc 3.
to electric or Ire. ullF oa- huir - W.
iLgton. Eight large comfortable rooms. N,
Will convince You that us j. q Taa, - g..
fee the part Of present owner. who H. :
sell on most favprat,e terms offered. VII ..
next ton dar>. II y0u are looking fu- tat
gain here j. yo-r oHyuriu-I-r
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WANTED-PROPERTY..
WILL BUY 15 TO 20 APARTMENT; MUST
be good investment. Address Box 2l3-H
Star office.
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TAnoMA PARk-oWNER OFFERS NEW
five-rocm house screened throughout. ''ri'
improvement. front and rear pur'hrs. .a- TO
shaded lot near ears. garage: low price. n!
terms Cnl fnN1 W. % EirknrN ave. II
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MODERN 5 or g room house or
bungalow in suburbs must have
all modern conveniences and
good size lot. State location and
all particulars in first letter; will
consider buying at right price.
Address Box 2ll-H. Star ofice.*
WILL PAY ST. 200 AS ONE
years rent in advance for unfur.
7 or 8 room house; ami. What
have you and where? Address
Box All, Star Office.
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TAkOW, piun uONES,

New semi mi-huuEalow: bedrooms; h"i-waisr
heat: deep lot. fine shade: ready Z" "cr';lH
So 500; daud: a-r"om bungalow. "Erei.Li -'-
cation. SI.-"D: another $3.50, several ch"a'"'.
ones: five S and IL room houses. extra Ia =
lots 50. 600 $40. 500 Sl1 .5un- Sl2'"h. -'-fs"A
brick apt, $4,000: choice chevy Chase l'tF
Can arrar.e rnEvrrent IcriGs on ans "f ti"s
TAKoMA PARK REALTY GO.
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DAHLGREN TERRACE
Seven room bungalow: large corner lot:
modern improvements, bargain. $3.50: tenn.
arranged.
S:x-room bungalow: large corner lot; q.
modern improvements: s., 900: reasoHauIa
terms.
Groom house. ami; large lot: close 'y
cars: 81 500; easy terms.
Choice building lots for sale. See
B. +. HOLMES,
1901 Rhode Island ave. ne. Phi ". ssh
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WANTED.

INVESTMENT WANTED-SEVERAL ONE.
story stores showing good return. Address Boz
l24-H Star office
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WOODRIDGE-''A GARDEN WITH HnT =
attached" Lot. 6oXli2; rare trees and - :
hedge: fine view; hoI9se. 5 rooms. inclidin- !.
closed sleeping porch and den: electricity. g-1
bath: concrete cellar. 4 beautiful home %
Sunday evenings after o. ]. Il. PEAR :
OH kearner Il q
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MI T. II TIE ftIt MN I'N.N' IT I.'.'.''II
ate pusseSsiou: siN-roum bungalow, Erhf. %. T.
electricity pnrches nearly acre rich IAN:
near station on Falls Church elel.r'r. 90 u'l
utes from 18th and Pennsylvania afeut" -
cents communal ion: price. 81 20, terms ~
suit Phone Clarendon 455-W-2 or wtIie " :
SHRIENE RosSlyn. Va
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l.. {. GooDNOW COMPANY
20 I,tI ~ y " Mlgr a.
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WANTED-APARTMENTS
Continued

TWO ROOMS AND KITCHENETTE. FUR
niShed apartment. by June 10; not over $40;
or or s rooms. kitchenette and bath apart
Dsent. unfurnished; state price. Address Box
otT II Star oRca