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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-12
JOCK HUTCHINSON BREAKS
RECORD ON MACON LINKS
British c h a m pion, With
Barnes, Wins Match From
Jones and Okc.
IBy Associated Prcss.l

" y c O y. GA. March ll.-Jock
Uutchison. British open golf champ
ION. broke the record OF II. on the
Idlehcur club course this afternoon,
making the eighteen holes In C.?
Hutchson and Jim Barnes. America
open golf champion. won their match
OF 81 holes from Bobby Jones, OF
Atlanta. and Jack Oke. former Cana
dian champion. by eleven up.
Hutchinson. Barnes and Jones
played a sensational game over n
rain washed course, driving hard and
splitting the middle OF the fairway.
for 225 TO 2I5 yards. Oke was n bit
crratic during the morning and in
the early afternoon round. but steady
later.
One Of tho features OF the match
was u drive by Jones for 400 yards.
reaching the green on his next shot.
n distance OF 275 yards. and chalking
up with n birdie. Hutchinson regis
tered seven brides" during the
match
Due TO the heavy rains here during
the week. the first two rounds were
played over the first nine holes. Hut
chison was in better form than
barnes. while Jones was an even
match for the british pro on driving.
hutchison led the field in putting.
gallery of more than 600 per-
sons followed the players over the
course.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-12
PENN STATE RUNNER
WINS FEATURE RACE
Marion Shields Takes One.
Mile Run al Indoor
Meet.
LHy AssocIatcd Press II

NEW YORK, March ll.-Marion
shields. OF Penn State College. to.
night won the one-mile run. 4 r.n
ture event OF the first indoor cham
fi"hshS meeting OF the InicrcolIe-
siate Association OF Amateur Ath-
ietes of America. Shields. in a 100
yard sprint, at the end caught Mall
conn douglas. OF Yale. yard from
the tape.
The setting Of a new worlds in
door record OF feet AS inches for
IN" running high jump by LEROY
irown' Of Dartmouth. featured the
meet
cornells athletes were in the mrs,
ave TO hhish In nearly all events
ana carried OF the point trophy.
Dartmouth was close second.
MI of the Eastern colleges were
represented by their best field and
track material. The events were
hcid on specially constructed pine
board running tracks. and for the
hrSt time In an intercollegiate meet
Ia, timing was by tcnths OF sec
ends
About 10000 persons crowded into
The Twenty second Regiment Arm
DRY TO witness the events
Thirty Ave pound weigh Con
tested at South Field, Columbia Uni
rcrsity. j. T.. Brown. Harvard. ~
feet II inches. nrst. Humphrey
WaGar. Cornell, ~ feet Al. inches.
second. II. +. Baker. Princeton. -
feet Ia inch. third: Mcrwin ".
Swcnson. Dartmouth. 40 feet =.
inch. fourth; Herbert -. Tobey. Cor
nell. 50 feet SIP inches, nfth
Dnc-milc run--MarlOn Shields. Penn
state. first: Malcolm Douglas. Yale,
second: Edward Kirby. Cornell
third; William Burke, Harvard.
fourth: Walter Higgins. Columbia.
hfth. Time. s minutes 20 seconds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-12
RICHMOND QU|NT WINS
OVER PETERSBURG TEAM
United States Rubber Takes
Came From Y. NJ. C.. A.,
GO TO 81.
tspcclal to Tho Timcs-plspo,ch. /,

Special To The Times Dispatch.
PETERSBURG. VA. March Ill
The United States Rubber basketball
team. OF Riolmond. defeated tho Pc
icrsburE Y. NJ c. a. Quut t6uigh;
hy the score OF SIS TO 81 The locals
were ou'ci seed throughout the en-
tire game. The visitors had a strong
"rEanIzat:on and showed splendid
team work.
Waveriy Cross and Robert Jones
both coiorcd, were arrested tonight
by police officers In connection with
.he robbery OF tho store OF Alex
Psomndaski. 3S River street. ana
after being questioned by chief of
Detectives Jefferson. We're lodged in
jail 10 await hearing before Ius-
tice Clements Monday morning. The
loot consisted of several hundred
clGarcttcs and several dozens OF
cHSs.
big Purlm masquerade Will nc
Held Tuesday evening In Library
Hall. by the congregation OF Birth
Achim. a special orchestra has been
obtained to furnish the music and
dhncing Will begin at O'Clock.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-12
IBy Associated press ]

SCHENECTADY. y. Y. March III
Under certain conditions radio waves
might travel more easily through the
ground or the waters of the yea than
Through the air. II was said today
by Professor Charles Sceinmeiz. chief
consulting engineer for the General
Electric Company.
II" said he considered well-founded
IN" supposition that recent perform
"nceS az low power radio sending
apparatus in transmitting messages
l" surprising distances. gave an In
a'chtion the the rad!atiuns peculiar
TO wireless transmission pass with
eauhl ensc through the earth as
drought the ether
Huch radiations. he said. would he
IN accord with accepted electrical
laws. as the ground - which both
the send;ng antennRe and receiving
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-12
RICHMOND GIANTS OBTAIN
STAR TO LEAD TOSsERS
William Pcltus, Formerly of
Bacharachs, Will Pilot Col
orcd Aggregation.

Manager William Pcttus. formerly
star arst hascman OF the world fam
Gus Bacharack Giants. hut now man
agcr OF the Richmond Giants baseball
club. spent TUESDAY and Wednesday
in Richmond Ia conference with the
owners of IN" local club.
Manager pcttus reported progress
I'm rcrfecting his plans for the com
ing baseball season. having virtually
completed his schedule for out-of-
town games.
The team Will spend eleven weeks
on the road. and eleven weeks at
home. Richmond fans Will have an
opportunity this season Of seeing on
the home grounds the stellar baseball
attractions In the countr".
Pettus has arranged 10 play sew
eral exhibition games during the
month of April with big col"rcd
teams en- route 10 their home
grounds North. and at the close OF
The season in october the large
teams of the Western League. OF
which RUDE Foster is president. VIII
make Richmond there stopping place
on the Eastern tour.
The following players VIII report
here for raining In April. Red Ryan.
ardson. formerly "f the Ra"hara,k
Giants: Davis. third base. Columbia
Buck Eye Harper, pitcher; Fisher.
left fielder. Winston Salem. y. c..
Forrest. catcher. formerly Of the In
coin Giants: Womack. North. Grant.
Turkey" Mason. Henderson, rattcr-
son. Busby, Morton. McGuinn. Thomp-
son. Clarke. Jackson, old Richmond
Giants.
The owners of the Richmond
Giants. In bidding IL tho baseball!
fans for support promise To give to
the public OF Richmond Il club Il"
boost Richmond and Virginia. and un-
der the management Of Hcttus. Il man
Of baseball experience. nothing. but
clean sport Will he had.
For dates and other information.
address James T.. Fry. or NJ. y. Nor.
rail. $40 North Second Street. Rich
mond. Va.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-12
RADIO WAVES MAY TRAVERSE
LAND AS WELL AS THE AIR
DIR. Stclnmetz Discusses Recent Reports of Wireless
Transmission Over Great Distances Indicat-
ing New Thcorvs Correctness.

set are connected would act as a
return circuit for the current In
Hike manner. ne pointed ont. water
might serve as medium for radio
conversations between ships or be-
tween ships and land.
wireless telephony. It was said by
associates Of DIR. Stcinmctz today.
had been revolution'zcd by the sue
c"sslui performances OF the duplex
transmitters, completed earl ythis
week, when conversations wore be-
tween New York and passengers
aboard the steamer America mt the
Time distance Of $50 miles at sea.
The duplex telephone enables land
lines 10 be linked in with the radio.
so that one might talk over his own
nome telephone to persons far at sea
tieretofor" such link was imprac-
'i'a"le because il was necessary to
tam switch from send" 10 80
"el'"' in IN" radio apparatus each
time the speaker became the listener
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-12
ENTRY LIST FOR CLASSIC
OF AMERICAN TURF LARGE
Ninety-Two Thrcc-Ycar.O I'd
Thoroughhrcds Face Bar.
ricr May l3. s;;..
' IT, "hAhLEi - LEADER
ms Placed Eight Horse. i'm Rnrr
u. a.. whitney Close Second VIII,
Sc,rn-'.rosS Value Of Strkc ia,
prctrd {" lie SGD.HCU.
IHy AssocIat.I rr.s.-

LOUISVILLE, ky March III
Ninety two leading 3-ycar-oId Amer
lean thorouEhbr"ds have been named
for the forty-cighth Kentucky ncrhy
when VIII be run Mt Churchill
Downs May 10. Practically every
eligible that gave promise as n .
y"ar-oid OF proving formidabic on
tho turf is on tho list. according Ia
officials OF the Kentucky Jockey
club. which made it pubic today.
The nominations are fifteen fewer
than for the Kentucky derby In 1921,
when io7 horses were named.
Headed hy Norwich. R.nJamin
Elock's unbeatsn Juvenile champion
of last year, there are eligible such
stars "a II. F. Sinclair's Kai-Sang.
Harry Payne whrtncy's Eunting,oII.
J.: hcwitts Startle, Lexington sta
h!o's Lucky Hour. Missionary and
Ny RAY. the latter a fun brother or
Wan q War: j. l.. Maddcns surf
Rider. Montford. Jones st. Henry
and Rockm!nstcr. l.. r. isradley's
i'"t Mosic. aud George f. Bakers
John Finn.
Mr.. bradley, owner Of behave
Yourself. 1921 derby winner, with
eight nominations. heads the list.
RESIDES !ict Mosi". they include BUSY
american. Bill-and-Coo. Banker
Grown. R"morc Careful, brilliant
star. Hoy from Home and Bv Gosh.
larry i'ayne Whitney ranks next
WIN scven-- Hunting. Whiskaway.
olympus. Broomstcr. Rocket, Brain
storm and Cherry Tree.
Commander !, *. l.. Ross. Canada,
thurman. named thrcc-Marbel, Mcr
Quito and Spanish Maize
other owners, respectively, Include
GEORGE +. and Z G. Baker. q; l.
Blackford. 7. G. BRADLEY. n. T. Ran
non, peSha Brcckinridsc, Fred BAR
lew. {. w. Clark. ]. :. Cosden. WI
liam Daniels. Frank J. Farrell. III.
e. 'liud) Fisher. Robert l.. Gerry. NJ.
foldblntt. Hal Price Hcndley. Julius
j. Hertz. Emil Herr. Max iIirseh, ].
l.. Holland. II l.. Hubble, Walter III.
J"h"rds. i. r. Joyce. j .. and q. II.
Necnc. +. j. Kelley. T.. A. killer
Wills sharpe Kilmer. J. Knebbie
kamp. kohn aud Theisen. Dan a.
nan. w. l.. Lewis X Co, DIR, r. J.,
oven. l., +, Marshall, William l..
oIivcr. James =. Ownbey X Co. T.
w. Fangle. J. Leonard Replorle. !, II
kosseter, w. II. Rowe. ClcndeninGI
Sp"rkies, Mrs. Louise Niau. w. NJ.
wallace. Joseph Widener. Carl
Wie"cmann and Mrs. payne Whit
ncy. y "i""'
The Kentucky derby at n mile and
quarter VIII carry s50,oo0 i'll added
money. which. with nominating and
starting fees. Is expected to bring its
gross value up TO approximately 500
900 -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-12
Record in Quarter-Mile
Is Longest to Stand

In these days OF record break
ing on the c!ndcr track there ia
only one mark which seems TO
stand out Of reach OF modern ath-
letes, That is the record OF u
seconds for the iiO-ynrd run. made
by MaHcy Long at Gutenberg. on
October !. 1909.
The 100 yard dash, the 22O. the
$50 and all the other records have
gone 10 smash. Even the broad
jump record OF % fe.; II g.;
inches. made by Fat O'Connor. In
1901. was smashed last year by
Ned GOurdin. the Harvard jump
err.
long stretch OF Twenty-Five
years has passed. and tn. great
mark OF Long stands on the record
books as the shining achievement
OF past athletic generation.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-12
TRUCKERS MAKE DEAL
WITH NEWPORT NEWS

Especial To The Times Dispatch.
PORTSMOUTH. VA. March IL
Frank -. Lawrence. of the Ports
mouth baseball cluh. announces to-
night the contamination OF another
trade with the Newport News club.
Portsmouth sends Pitcher I:rntfay.
procured from Columbia. of the South
Atlantic League. To Newport News FOR
Pitcher Carl Ray and Pitcher Dclut-
telic, procured by Newport News from
the London champions OF the Mint
League. Il Canadian circuirt. Dciot-
tcllc is credited with pitching a
twenty Inning record victory for the
London club last season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-12
DRASTIC ECONOMY
PLANNED BY RUMANIA

BUCHAREST. March ll.-J,ike
every other European government
me fuinanian government finds II
s "'lhcuit To make both ends
ce' ana me order has gone forth
mat the pruning knife Of economy
Is to be mercilcssly applicd vbor.v.r
possible.
Drastic cuts are to take plac. in all
nI"hcn"S OF the diplomatic service
ne Rumanian legations I'm CHRISTI
anna. Heisingfors. Tokyo and Cairo
are TO be discontinued The IAra,inu
III London Is TO consist hencefoIib Of
minister and one secretary ONLY.
Inc stans OF the Rumanion dele
cations on the league Of nations ana
me r"parations commission in Paris
vienna and Ruiapcst are To he GU,
down also
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-12
WASHINGTON TOSSERS
AFTER LOCAL TEAMS

Inc Peerless a. G. baseball team
"I washington, -. C.. would like to
arrange games with all fast teams in
ana around Richmond. Teams inter.
estcd should get in touch with the
business manager. Peerless 4. G.. lI3T
flith street. y. H.. Washington
-. G.
Last year tho Peerless played sixty
nVe games winning forty four and
losing the verdict in twcnty.onc
ihey met the best teams in this sec
ton last year and arc looking for
more fields 10 conquer.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-12
bandits Oct Pay uo,, Money

BROWNSVILLE, PA. March H.
Albert Flemming, manager Of the w.
j. Rainey & Co. store at Allison. Pa.
and {. q. Evans chief clerk. were
robbed of approximately 100000. the
company's mine pay roll. by six ban
dts who held M n trolley car three
miles from here today. Elmer Hill.
who accompanied Flemming and
Evans as guard. was shot. hut not
seriously wounded. The bandits es-
capped In an automobile.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-12
HAS SKULL FRACTURED
IN MOTOR ACCIDENT
Especial to The rimcs.Dispa,ch. !

TSDeCIaT 10 Tho Tlmrs- DispatCh I
WINCHESTER VA. March IL
Logan Lloyd. Fl. of Clarke County.
was in II serious condition In n hos
pltal here today. suffering from n
fractured skull as result or being
thrown headlonE down II forty foot
"mbankmcnt when his motorcycle
skiddrd on a mountain road near
Castlcman's Ferry. Martin Mowcry
who was accompanying him on am
other motorcycle, summoned Il doctor
from Berryvillc. and the injured man
was brought here. He was said to
have fair chance to recover
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-12
TRADERS IN HOLLAND
SUFFER BAD BUSINESS
BY United News.l

i.'N'oN, March 1l.-Financial
writer's in Amsterdam are just now
amen ing downward trend In
nc business position to- Holland
"n''" is indicated by increasing un-
employment.
me i"hda mental trouble with IIol-
lands business is i'm many rconon,s
Tho sam" as some OF the causc of
England's present wave OF unomnI,r.
Tsnt. namely German comneti,ion
~ ~" 80 dn%noIo -, ~.
Herman mark. It has given tho Oar
v,n;.s - competing i'm u,,,a,
villa pn"c!y holland made good.
This Is said 10 be the direct cause
OF many manufacturers curtailinr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-12
bringing In the Lake win,hrop.

NORFOLK. VA. March 1.-THE de :
stroyer Parrott il headed for Hamp-
ton Roads with the disabled American
steamer Lake winthrop. which was
put out or commission by engine
trouble. in tow, according To reports
received in Norfolk today. The Par
rott was near the Lake Winthrop
when the steamers engines broke
dowA The Lake winthrop was OF
Cape Hntteras when last reported.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-12
Tender pefent, sbc,n,r,,

NEW YORK, March ll.-Lrw Tend
Ter, OF Philadelphia. defeated Johnny
Sheppard. former British lightweight
champion, in the third round of their
twclve-round match In brooklyn to-
night. The referee stopped the fight
To save Sheppard from further punish
mcnt.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-12

WASHINGTON. March ll.-Weath-
er predictions for the week. begin
ming Monday. are: Middle Atlantic
States--Modcrate temperature. consid-
cradle cloudiness and Occasional
rains. except SHOWS along the north
ern border.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-12
BUSINESSES Electric Company Case.

WASHINGTON. March DiSmis-
sal of complaints charging the West
,rn Electric Company. of New York.
with unfair competition and viola :
ton OF the trying contract" section
OF the Clayton act. was announced
today by the Federal Trade Commits
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-12
Hnnk~rs Form LcnEu-.

I
EinIa StHt. Tournament last year
Hnpkers Form League.
] Great interest has been shown the
| pas, week in the formation OF tn.
new Bowlcrs' puckpin League. which
Will consist Of nix nve-men teams.
composed % some Of the best talent
I IN the city with tho small naples.
/ The new league has been formed on
II Nrong bass and the games. no
doubt. Will prove interesting 70 the
! bowling fans The new Bankers
League will play it's games on the
Mount Vernon alleys. and will opcn
o'cloCk. when IN. First NATIONAL
Bank team. champion az Ihs Bank
"rs League Will lock horns with
the strong Federal Reserve Bank
! The new league Will consist OF the
| following teams and players: First
! National Bank. Mays tcapta!n}.
wharton. Myers. Butler and Davis
! Federal Reserve. G.. Rice Icaptaln),
crump. Barrett. Byers and Carroll;
Broadway National. Eubank tcap-
! ta!n). Bates. kuper and Lowery:
Noting Co. Knapp Ccaptain). Lob
man, Patterson. Neal. Davenport and
! Young; Planters National. McFar-
land. PeasIey. Wells. Schaeter. Ar
cher tcaptain) and Duva!. State and
CITY. Roberts. Clayton. Mcdowell.
Eweil tcaptain) and Mass!e.
Games VIII hc played every Mon
day, Tuesday and Wednesday, after
noon OF each week. beginning at
$3.50 +. NJ.
y special rule governing the new
league Is that teams Will no, be
compelled to use players from the
bank they represent. but Will be al
lowed to sign or use any player,
providing that he Is not member
OF another team. but member Of
the Bankers Association
1t Is understood that several OF the
other leading banks also desire to
enter teams In the league. ANY bank
wishing to enter before the frs,
weeks schedule IL completed viii
please notify Manager Whit Whit
man at the Mount Vernon alleys
Judging from the lineup Of the
teams. II IL plainly seen that all Of
them are very evenly matched.
The following is the schedule for
this week:
Monday niEht-First National
rank ". Federal Reserve Bank.
Tuesday niEht-Nolting & CO.. VS..
Broadway National Bank.
Wednesday night-State and CITY
VS.. Planters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-12
Exhibition Games

X. IL. T.;
st Louis Americans ....... 10 l
Cleveland Americans ..... S .
Batteries Barfoot. Reivicra and
A!nsmith. Clemens; Malls, Bagby and
D'Ncill.
X. II. =
Cincinnati Nationals ..... o
Fort Worth. Texas League. 3
Batteries DonOhuc. Gillespie and
Wingo, Phillips: Appleton. Thomas
and Haworth, Gr!cscnbeck.
Il. II. l..
-. Louis American ......... II /
Mobile. South Atlantic ..... 8
Batteries Nangiidcr. BaNne, Davis.
Pructt and SEVERED. Ho!linGsworth:
Roberts. schultz and Tate.
R.H.E.
New York Nationals ..... IL ?
Chicago Americans .5 II .
Game called tenth inning, dark
ness).
Batteries Rarnes. Benton and
snyder; Smith, Acosta. Hodge and
Schalk.
MI. T..
New York Americans ....S 10 3
New Orleans South Aatlantic IL !
batteries Jollcy. quinn and Hun-
man. Dcvorner; Thomas, Townsend
and Meyers.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-12

for Wharton. Field goaIs-Wood :
ward CD. Wharton 60, holiday %.
klise 90. Smith 81. ii"rncr 90. Foul
goals Woodward. ! out Of =. Smith.
out of ,. Referee -t;ooch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-12
NOLDE'S BOWLERS READY
TO ENCOUNTER ANY TEAM
Tiptops Bar No Pin Spillcrs.
Bankers Form New
League.

The Mold" Bros Tip-Top bowling
team OF IA" Nolde Bros, Bowling
League. has issued an open challenge
10 any Cimss-A bowling team in this
city or the state OF Virginia to play
a Att."u-gaine series in different al
i.ys for the championship 81 Vir-
ginia. Tho fret I'VE games arc To be
played on The Noun, Vernon allcys.
and the second seri"s OF Ave games 10
be played on neutral alley. The
team Win the ma iority OF pins in
the ten games viii have the pick Of
the alley for the final series The
games ar" To 10 played strictly un-
der the rules OF tho great national
game. Total pins TO count In the
fifteen games.
The ISOLDE Bros. Tlp-Top team VIII
Se under the leadership Of whit
whitman, veteran bowler. and play
crs. Colonel Burch. Sam swan. Kay
whitman. Harry Iioliingsworth and
Barb". II VIII be remembered that
thie team captured the Hrst prize and
carried on nigh h"uors ia the Nir-
riniu state Tournament last year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-03-12

Alnsmith. Clcmons; Mails, Bagby and
D'Nrill.
Evening star., 1922-07-20
TABLE BOARD

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week: hot breads. homemade desserts. good
salads; cool. bright dining rooms: individual
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1910 BELMONT ST.-Delicious meals, well
served S25 month.
THE TINTERN GARDEN,
T30 17th street.
A dining room under the trees. 14s
Evening star., 1922-07-20
WANTED-TO RENT

UNPURNIsHED DETACHED HOUSE, TO
10 rooms. or 2 baths and garage: lease one
year from September J.: in Cleveland Park,
Chevy Chase or other desirable suburb; will
ing to pay fair rental. Address Box 30l A,
Star ONCE.
WE HAVE A NuMBER OF CLIENTS WHO
want houses to rent in all sections Of the
city. II You have ANYTHING to rent call Main
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Phone Lin. 172o.
Evening star., 1922-07-20
KVOMS wIrH hNNIsl
WANTED-BOARD.
WANTED-ROOMS

BY EMPLOYED COUPLE. vicinity 18th a
Buchanan. Address Box 2i"-A, Star office.
Evening star., 1922-07-20
a001 EYE STREET \ "

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Evening star., 1922-07-20
INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

SIN FIREPROOF. INDIVIDUAL GARAGES,
near Lincoln Park: bargain for cash sale Ad-
dress Box 137-A. Star Office.
CLOSING AN ESTATE
-Four 6.room bricks. two 4-family apart
ments; 25.o00 square feet unimprovsd land ;
white tenants: good rental return low prices.
PETTY 4 PETTY.
1923 New York ave. NV. Main 2l87 8s.
Evening star., 1922-07-20

90 STORES WANTED AT ONCE.
II you have 4 vacant store IL the city Of
Washington or nearby Nd. or Vs.. suit
able for q general merchandise business
communicate at once with
WM. X. HARTUN0,
110S 10th Ut. Phone u. 8z3.
Evening star., 1922-07-20

BUILDERS. ATTENTION!
Ten lots corner OF Kentucky ave-
and &C. st. Sc, with foundation in
at $3.50 each
On 18th ST at Farrsgut desirable.
corner lot containing about 5000
square feet
18th St. Highlands: . desirshi.
building lots. priced for quick sale
B. F. Saul Co.
Main 2Ioo. 1912 Eve St. NV
Evening star., 1922-07-20

q Sth ST. N.W.-Two large rooms for
L heat and licht. SIS ncr month 81.
Evening star., 1922-07-20
The Colonial,
18th AND NJ SITS. NV.
Onn pnnNG0

Desirable single and double rooms in our
mp to-date American plan hotel: all rooms
have running hot and cold water and teIe-
phone; c-room suites with private bath;
showers and tub bath accessible to all rooms:
pariors and spacious dining room on main
door; dining room supplied With produce from
Dur vszsida Sarns freah lAilys 2saso7s5la
Evening star., 1922-07-20
APARTMENTS-TO LET.

Ss2I BRENTWOOD RID. NE.-FIVE ROOMS,
bath, reception hall, sleeping porch; hot water
heat included; garage. Phone North 1925.
after pm.
THREE ROOMS. KITCHEN, PRIVATE
bath. Apply 6l3 md st. NV. betweenA and
Evening star., 1922-07-20

315 EYE ST. N.E.-Two desirable housekeep
ing rooms for refined ladies'
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OFFICES AND STUDIOS.

SUITE OF ROOMS, FRONT: WELL HEAT
ed and lighted; Bird floor: splendid location
for business professional offices; $50 per
month. Apply 80 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1922-07-20

S.Fl.-lWO IHrge cool, COnpTete
hk.; electricity: near Capitol: no children.
3e47 ST. S.w.-Two adjoining rooms fur
nished for Ink; employed couple preferred.
A22 Tth ST N.E.-Iarce seGJnd-foor front. dou-
ble bedroom: modern home. Phone Line. a414.