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The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-04-11
Called by Death
MRS. PETER PHAREs

CAMDEN, Ohio, April 11.-Mrs
Peter Phares died Sunday evening at
her home on North second street after
a short illness. Funeral services will
be Wednesday afternoon at O'Clock
at the late residence. Funeral private
She leaves a husband and five chill
dren. Intermena in the Camden cera.
etery.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1922-04-11
WILLIAM JONES

FAIRFIELD. Ind, April 11.-Wil-
liam Casey Jones died of neuralgia
of the heart Saturday night, April s,
at his home here. The funeral was to
be held at the house Tuesday after
noon at 2 o'clock. He leaves a widow
and two daughters.
The Washington times., 1922-11-24

Holmes improved air-cdeled 7-pas. tour.
leaving city. Box AS. Times Hsra i'd.
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FOR SALE-APARTMENTs.

si8 9th 81. N.W.-ALS0 FURNITURE FOR
apartment: complete; reasonable.
bath In each; separate entrance. separate
heat; In good neighborhood. near cars; prise,
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER.
1907 New York ave. Main 1885.
2-FAMJLY APARTMENT. MOUNT PLEAS
ant section; rooms and bath in each;r sepa-
rate entrance. separate heat: has been newly
decorated: good interior arrangement; price
this week. Sc, 800; moderate terms.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER,
1907 New York ave. Main 1166.
Sit, COO FIRST PAYMENT WILL PURCHASE
one Of most attractive apt. houses at 18th and
Columbia I'd. Bal. Of purchase price. SO. 600.
can be paid from present low rentals. GLOVER
& FLATEER, 1877 18th st. Phone Frank. 481.
REAL INVESTMENT ATTRACTIVE
building; Is large apartments, 0 brick garages,
producing $4,000. Price only So, 500. CHAS.
w. STEERS. 1920 y. Y. ave. NV 90
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FURNISHED HOUSE OF OR ROOMS. OR
apartment. northwest: year or more: must pe
rea sonable; state price and description. Al
dress Box 2j4-H. Star ONCE. 70
REFINED FAMILY OF THREE WANT OR
room furnished house, suburbs; reasonable.
Address Boz 244-H. Star once: ~.
MARRIED COUPLE WITH TWO SMALL
children wish to rent house. or Z rooms, FOR
six months; will take same March or sooner
prefer suburbs Address Box ls6H. Star office.
2Ss
DETAC HE'D USE-UNFCRNiSHED,
ANAL. with large lot or acre: convenient 70
Dept Agri. Rent must be reasonable MEnS
buy. r. b. SMITH, main bldg. Dept Agrl. 70
WANTED-TO RENT MODERN SIX-RoOM
house. in good white section: permanent: not
over $50 ner month. Phone Col 1851 %.
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FOR RENr-HoUsEs
rINErTn Hr0RgRn

~
ZINE HUoAS. IHhEh BATHS: ELECLHiG:;
ner month C.m Nj Ha xcsSsA' oA'
- -. 49,
oS1l MI. rAEAsANI SI.-hDSi Fun,
9ished or sell delightful location: detached
Groom open fireplace electric washer ga
~, ~ yISs 1aHSy 80 ~.
rCNNlsnEn COlTAGE lA4S CdAfIN nr.~
S SaI1en, 1rait; garage: 80 mo. Apply AMA
eoNDOS. So.oraao Dog.
SIX ROOMS AND BATH, ON 14th ST. BE
low U: for respectable colored. Address Box
Won. our onse,
1.KooM BUNGALOW, MARYLAND PAhh,
Nd; electric light. garage and water; garden
npe.ss' 9ao. AXE . t ns e', Srmr
r. Suis.Ion' ,Ax1 TIe s
800 So. euHua.. ~. > !. oV. ----
FOR REST-USFURSISHED 13 ROOMS,
baths: steam heat: corner house. located near
Dupont Circle: three rooms ana tpath fehteu iof
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

TWO OR THREE FAMILY APARTMENTS IN
| northwest section; must be modern and rent at
reasonable prices Cali Main 500.
wASTED-S OR : ROOMS, BATH AND
kitchsnette, heat gas and and ~ electricity IT,. not
NICE ROOM KITCHENEETE. OR 2 HOUSE
keeping rooms: unfurnished moderate: March
I. Addess Box 81. II. Star office.
FURNISHED OR UNFCRNIsHED WANTED
March srd; rooms. kitchenette: state par
ticulars; downtown section. Address Box
15-k. Star office.
WANTED TWO ROOMS, kIrCHENETTE.
bath. unfurnished; ami; by married couple.
without children; in Petworth section: $50 per
mo-; refs. Address Box 1G-k. Star oface.
WANTED-2-FAMILY APARTMENT. NE. OR
NV section; 5 or 8 rooms on each noor; mod
ern; must be bargain. For client. (128P@6.)
o. B. zASTZINGER. 91e 10th st. NV.
ONE or TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN AND
hath. with electric lights. Phone franklin
15s7W.
ONE ROOM AND KTTCHENETTE. FURNISH
ed or unfinished; reasonable. Address Box
OH. Star Office.
FURNTsHED APARTMENT FROM MARCH
dining room, Kitchen and bath: centrally To-
Gated; sunny. well furnished; not more than
$3.50 gs, :, month s. os Columbia $751; Address
5 OR ROOM MODERN APT. UNFuR.
pished; Ink: downtown section; not over 80.
Address Phillips Smart Shop. TAI 9th st. NV.
wANTED-UNFUENISH TWO ROOMS.
kitchenette and bath apartment: walking dis
lance departments; northwest section prefer
red Address Box 26-k. Star ONCE.
N MOUNT PLEASANT SECTION. BY COU-
Pile with two daughters. and 8: four rooms
End bath, furnished to rent by month; state
full particulars in answering. Address Bo1
33-K, Star office.
ny APRIL -FOUR OR FIVE ROOM IN
furnished apartment in North Capitoi or Ian
colin
8S-K, Star office.
TWO GIRLS WANT FURNISHED APART
ment in apartment house. II possible Or strict.
and hath; not over $50 per month. Address
Box 65-k, Star office.
TWO OR THREE ROOMS, kITCHESE1.rE
and private bath unfurnished: not over $50;
BY March 8. Franklin 1925.
WANTEDIAPT By COUPLE; OR .
rooms, with or without bath; state price. Ad-
dress Rox a9-E, Star once q.
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THIS IS THE TINE

I ITO ~ Z 1I' Z 3011
to locate your farm or country residence.
We have an active Farms Department
and are prepared to show you farms Of
all sizes and prices-from beautiful es-
tates to modest country homes.
OUR TODAY'S BARGAIN.
n acres Of highly improved land. Rock
VILE pike, z miles from Washington.
beautiful 2o-room house. all city Inn
provements. Large barn and Outbuild-
Price, ~ a whole. $4,000. viii sell ten
acres, with improvements, for SOS, O0O-
or il less land is desired will deduct
81 900 per acre down to acres. Excel
lent car service.
KAY-ALGER CO.. INC.
. GIT BOND BLDG. MAIN 3076.
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FOR RENT-HOUSEs


DELIGHTFUL GROOM. SLEEPING PORCH
i and bath bungalow ut Riverdale. Md; amply
furnished; large lawn and garden grounds:
i a mi, including telephone. Rent, $s5. Call
HyattsvilIe 455.
FURNITTRE OF NINE ROOMS FOR SALE !;
will relinquish lease at once. ADDRESS BOX
SAX, Star o rec.
| SEVEN ROOMS. BATH; H0T-WATER HEAT
Ing garage; in Richmond p9 rk sssr e. WITH
MUST SELL LEASE AND FURNITURE OF
| an attractive 18th st. house: IL rooms and
baths: srd floor pays expense; leaving city.
References GR safaafss +. sMALLwooD.
1922 Vermont ave.
NICELY FURNISHED sIX.Ro0M HOUSE:
hest section Capitol Hill: rent reasonable a. Ad-
SIX ROOM AND BATH; HOT-WATER
heat; large yard; leaving city; owner; rent
reasonable Phone Lincoln 574i.
FIVE.ROOM HOUSE. SIS FER MONTH, TO
party buying furniture I %, or rent subject to
owners approval Cali Monoay pefore noon.
2501 Sherman ave.
FOR RENT-FR0M AFKIL list to NovEM-
Der 1st beautifully furnished country house
the city %puees Gy moasrn never Pesn
bedrooms and 4 baths and servants rooms
and bath. For location. price and particulars
apply RANDALL H. HAGNER & CO.,
1917 Connecticut ave.
Franklin 4366-67 So.
u ROOMS; PARTLY FURNISHED; H.-W.H !;
garage; near car lines: good room renting To-
cation: all rooms are filled; rent reasonable.
Address Box 2s2-E. Star office.
CLEVELAND PARK-BEAUTIFUL 10 ROOM.
2 bath home; comfortably furnished: ample
Address Box 209-H. Star ONCE. -
500. .ow
he v0
| THOS. ]. FISHER & CO., Inc,
73s 18th ct: nv:
EIGHT ROOMS. MODERN. FURNISHED,
,hEorsho1t ss very cheap
on 9Th ST. Me- Rooms AND BATH:
furnace heat; furnished except rooms; rent
SIS HoWENsTEIN BROS. 1th and II SITS: ne.
NEAR CAPITOL AND LIBRARY-8 ROOMS
and bath: nicely furnished; ssetncity and
'''@''e :. c. WELDON & CO..
Lincoln g Ill Sc.
FURNISHED HOUSE; 9 ROOMS AND BATE:
SIPS. CHAs. s. MUIR. l4os New York ave.
LET OUR EXPERT MEN DO YOUR MOVING
{ in padded vans; cost consistent with care.
phone Main 5000. Merchants Transfer & Stor-
| age Co. 92os22 st. NV.
DUPONT CIRCLE ZONE BLOCK FROM
| Completely furnished 10-room home; steam
heat. electricity; all outside rooms: can be
] rented monthly. Apply 1414 2l.t st: NV. e.
SEE orr .:ETnINIsHED'' LIST
1918 vERMoNT AVE. NV.
FURNISHED on CNFCRNIyHED.
MODERN GROOM HOUSE; ELECTRICITY,
porchss. large yard: sub;tsnant occupies sc.
dl ssas1 Boz sa SIX. Star Once once '''' 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-02-26
wANTED-TO RENT

HOUSE OF SIX OR SEVEN
rooms, city or suburban. Take
years lease. State rent IT. an
swering. Address Box 9TH,
Star office.
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". T. CARRICO.
SACRIFICE

135-acre farm with equipment. 13-room
house, barns (stalls horses. SO cowsn
three miles from Alexandra and 10 miles from
Center Market. WASH. D. c. Machine worked
etee Address Bo1 sso-H. star once t':'''
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BUSINESS PROPERTY

BUSINESS PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
BEST l4th ST. CORNER; 81 FEET 'FRONT.'
| well improved with stores and apartments
ssndd for auto Sn1% .s
l.. l.. BOWEN CO..
2o2 Continental Trust bldg. Main $40.
REAL INVESTMENT.
Apartment house. centrally located.
Modern In every respect.
f GsgHls's aSo5 5Sr !, z.sr
Address Box PIX. Star office. q.
NEW STORE FOR SALE. LOCATED IN
price. $500: moder.ts terms.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
1907 New York ave. Main HOG,
NEW YORK AVE NEAR 18th ST. N.w.-3-
story brick building; large lot; can be bought
JEssE L. HEIsKELL
. ST. NEAR 10th N-W.-sPLENDID SITE
Cheapest property in central business section.
For particul1 1Ess apply t ap,srr,J
NEAR MASS: AND \: ). AYES. Nv
apartments. Price. $4,000; terms. =
It. wide: rooms and bait double garage:
WA. II. McGRANN CO.
.22 11th st. NV. Main 1912.
LARGE STORE-7-R0OM APT. ABOVE:
h.-w h.: cleo; space Scar garage; good for any
business; reasonable price. 1904 y. Capitol st.
CORNER STORE PROPERTY. 40. 900 l
1T. NV, by owner. Make offer Address
Box 25f-D, Star Office.
PUBLIC GARAGE-1O0-CAR SPACE: ST0R-
age. repairs. paint shop; dreproof building:
business; equipments. machinery, etc; extra
lot 40x120; good location; established II years;
must be sold within so days. Address Box
249-H, Star Office.
FOR RENT.
11S5 9th ST. N.W.-WILL REMODEL INTO
modern stores and apartments. Apply to
LOUIS ?. SHOEMAKER, 1407 n. Y. ave.
Main 1iRR
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1465 COLUMBIA ROAD.
Two rooms. kitchen and bath. $40.
GEO. ". LISKlNS.
1T19 st. Main S298-99.
1901 COLUMBIA ROAD. MONTELLO APT
A few desirable 2-room. reception hall. kitchen.
bath and porch apartments.
B. F. SAUL CO. 1912 Eye ct: NV
o4s MASS. AVE. N.w.-MoDERS FLAT. 4
rooms. bath. sleeping porch. Apply within. 2cs
WILLARD COURTS. 1916 nth N.W.-rW0
rooms kitchenette and hath; Immediately
available on cooperative sales plan; moderate
cash payment; monthly payment. SS9.87.
UNION REALTY CORPORATION.
Nam 64l5. 1410 G NV.
COPLEY COURTS. 1874 17th NV ROOMS.
kitchenette and bath. Immediately available.
On cooperative sales plan: moderate cash pay
ment; monthly payment $65 81.
UNION REALTY CORPORATION.
Main Sil6. 1410 u NV.
FOUR LARGE ROOMS. NEWLY PAINTED
and papered. and hath, to refined couple OF
adults only. Call Lincoln gov.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-02-26
STROUT'S FARMS.
NEW CATATOG

lllustrated-al!ed With government statistics
and describing 100 farm bargains now Of,
years Of its existence has sold over 80. 600 i'm
proved farms throughout the 50 states
and Canadian provinces where it maintains
tools. furniture-ready for the springs plant
ing. offering pleasant. selfsupporttns homes;
M and 1tsss .e1.
Shore farm close to town. lots fruit: 2-stoEy
house etc; horse COW: poultry. etc. included:
farm secured with 500: lO-room house. 8
tools. etc: all $3.50. Then again a page
ton and Baltimore; horses, : cattle. COW.
poultry, II acres wheat and rye. gas engine:
sawmili. full implements, thrown in; 100 fruit
poultry houses. etc. all $500. part cash.
Fruit, truck. poultry. grain. cotton. stock.
and to mss
drst payments Of $500 and less. This book
you can't afford to buy without it. Get your
free copy now. You can save time and money
through our helpful Soast,to.eoast service.
1422-N, Land Title bldg, philadelphia. Pa.
IF YOU ARE SEEKING COUNTRY RESI-.
dence or farm. without or with full equip
ment. we have number OF them within ~, easy ~
psa.., w H ,d5s SATSDsks is e. i. Nv.
sEvENTY-F1vE-AcRB FARM. ABOUT Is
miles from Center Market and practically on
state road; about fifty acres clear: lies nicely,
and In very good state Of cultivation. Improve
ments are a practically new four-room house,
porches, stable. barn. chicken houses: streams;
stores, churches and schools very near, Price,
only $4,000; terms.
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
b14-15-16 Bond Bldg, 18th & n. Y. Ave.
Main ~
147 ACRES NEAR TYsoNs CROSS ROADS.
in Fairfax county. Virginia. Splendid loca-
water, Just the right distance from Wash
ington for q high-class country home. Will
sell or trade for clear property. Brokers,
please r. 6. GooDNow COMPANY.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-02-26

A Very Fine Business Corner.
Right In the heart of downtown business
section. Three-story building, consisting Of
stores and nice living apartments. Total
| least for about 3d. 600 a year. This corner Il
enhancing in value every day. Price. $75, GOO.
MORRIS CAFRITZ, -
Tel. Franklin $40. III 18th St. NV.
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oI2 18th ST. NV.

9I2 18th ST. NV.
Desirable groom and bath
apartment, suitable for down.
town dwelling or studio; 'front.'
ling on Mcpherson So, with light
on all four sides Unusually
large rooms. Attractive, we'll
kept entrance. -.
H. L. RUST, gle 18th St. NV.
MODERN, 2-ROOM, BATH,
MISUNDERSTANDING apartments !;
downtown location; immediate
possession. The Chaumont,
1896 Eye st. NV. H. L. RUST,
oI2 18th st. NV.
THE CHAUMONT. 1885 EYE ST. Nw.-UN.
furnished room and bath apartment: non
Call between and pm. Apt 4os. Imme-
diate posSassion 90
TWO ROOMS. KITCHENETTE. BATH; NV:
rent $50; give phone number in replying. Ad-
| dress Box 30E. Star office.
LARGE ROOM AND BATH APARTMENT;
newly decorated throughout. THE PORTNER,
North 1921.
1151 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
Apartment No. ..
Two rooms, kitchen and bath; in good con-
diton; we'll heated: electricity; possession
'''" THE F. II. SMITH COMPANY.
TEMPORARY LOCATION.
ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR: 8 ROOMS. BATH.
porch. laundry; 500 monthly. including h.-w.h.,
gas. electricity 1903 Perry pi. NV. 2s'
THREE ROOMS AND KITCHEN
or suitable for buxiress.
1903 20e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-02-26
FOR RENT.

11S5 9th ST. NW.-WII4L REMODEL INTO
modern stores and apartments. Apply t.
LOUIS ?. SHOEMAKER, 14o7 n. Y. ave
Main 1863
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1922-02-26
$500 Secures H-Acre Farm
Near Village: Big Orchard

Income 81 .250 besides fruit: convenient Il
r. town: city markets: IS acres loamy tillage
large herd: stream; wood; 20 apple. Is peach
trees. cherries. grapes, berries; good 2,storJ
house, porch. electricity: basement barn
poultry house. Disabled owner sacrifices
Sc COO: only $500 needed: easy terms. You
big chance. Act quickly. Catalog free
LAWRENCE L. SIBERT. Brunswick, Nd.
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WANTED.

WANT TO LEASE FOR 90 YEARS. GOOD
corner, any size. any good section Of Wash
ington that IL considered q traffic corner; may
be vacant or contain old buildings which can
he replaced with modern store buildings; must
be an attractive property and must be at
attention please state full details. L. ".
Rosenbaum & Co.. Inc, 50 Wall ST., New
York city.
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WANTED-MONEY

WANTED-MONEY
MUST BORROW $1,000 IMMEDIATELY.
Will pay literally for loan of 500 up and
place as security stock NOW earning $3.50.
Phone Main 6l47.
WANTED TO BORROW. S5.5OO ON NINE
room house in Potomac HeigltA u. c. Ad-
drass Ro~ ok Star office 97s
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Office Room to Rent.
2O4 Continental Trust bldg 2Ss
OFFICE SUITABLE FOR DOCTOR, FOR SALE
on cooperative sales plan.
CoPLEY COURTS. 1914 18th NV.
. Moderate cash payment; monthly payment
UNION REALTY CORPORATION.
Main s4l5 141O G. NV.
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IAkOMA PARK.

ID. ~
q 70 room bungalows and houses from $1,000 %
$500. I rooms, nearly new. semitpuns0o"'
nAe e w VAN WAGNER.
"a Cedar ST., Takoma Park. ID. c. Col. 1SSl-W.
NEAR FOREST GLEN ELECTRIC AND
terms. phone Kensinrton 81.
FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW. AMI. OPPOSITE
down, sss per month. Immediate possession.
Ruy direct from owner and save commission.
Mr.. Shields. Esndall bldg. Main 1871. sunasy''
on BEAUTIFUL RHODE ISLAND AVE-, At
tractive center hall plan bungalow. 5 large
rooms and bath; Ink; large hoored atuc,
and arfe thirty paiiets Included Price $500; at
fractive terms. Call or write owner. D,
FAMOs. s60l Rhode Island ave-, Mt. Rainer--
TAKOMA PARK HOMES.
Dandy broom bungalow. Open fireplace.
Oak doors. Tiled baths; Expensive gas snsnss,
One half square cars. Ready to live in March
We'll planned Groom house. or families.
2 sleeping porches. One square cars Free
ana sr tesm spsrtment. 20 rooms. $1,000. Good
'e: aaoo block 18th st. NV: rooms; Large
Col. e50s. Tskoma Park. d. c. =
|, CHEVY CHASE HOME AND FARM co.
We have the best Groom house in this sec.
tion for So. 900. Your terms. Let US sell you
lot and build Iaa you house on It, ''i' Conn.,
THREE-ROOM HOUSE AND LARGE ATTIC
on large lot; near macadam road; stove heat;
wired for electricity: close to Brenswooa
P P1a1t, Pr, sss si'So' Terms "a" 20
TWENTY HOME SITES AT COLLEGE
Heights, Nd. fronting on the Washington-
est available high ground to the University
ofs MARYLAND. Particularly desirable as loca-
lions for the homes Of those engaged IN busi-
ness In Washington. who would nave their
university courses. Building restrictions insure
desirable neighbors See SHEPHERD Cyl
RERT owners. College Park. Md. %
l9IEIP-ATTRACTIVE BUNGALOW. SIX
large rooms. large porches. attic, cellar. nne-
harm, poultry houses; three acres fenced;
electric station four blocks; Washington l.
miles $500. Terms.
At station: seven large rooms. bath: e cellar
GARDEN. 1878. Terms. Other BARGAINS. s
JOSEPH BERRY. Vienna. Va.
BROOKLAND Il FINE sk. BuNGALOM;
bath; h.wh.; built-in garage; $500; $2,oo
For. Myer Hts-er. and bath dwelling:
h.w.h.; lot 50x289: garage; $500; $1,000 cash.
Y A. Nd. Park-0ne fare: n. house; out;
buildings: cleo. lights: s. 600 81 GOO cash. =
ARTHUR NJ. C0SN0R. =
7es 18th st. NV Room 222. Pm. N. TI76.' ]
suburban-An iocations-Right prices. =
sEVEN-R0OM HOUSE. CELLAR AND TWO
Dorrbes: electric light: fruit trees, six lots
cheap; terms. Apply Mr.. HALL. Roosevelt
BUNGALOW. SIX ROOMS And BATH: TWO
rsse; n new concrete sidewalk: III blocks .
Hyattsville. Nd.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY

FOR SALE.
ATTENTION To HOME BCYERS-oNE BIN
room house. full basement, bath; lot SoxiSo'
So, 200.
Building site in attractive grove, loo II
front by l40 IT. deep; $500.
These bargains are 20 minutes ride from
10Th and Pa. ave-, on only good suburban line
out of washington. Come and see them n, wn ,.s
the weather is bad. that's the test OF al SUD-
urban property. Easy terms. owner,
TII0MPSOS Presnell Park Va. -
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SIX-ROOM HOUSE; GOOD CASH PAYMENT
If price Is right; good section. Address Box
II. Star office.
BUNGALOW NEAR SCHOOL: $3.50 AND GOOD
monthly payments. II desired, have $500
equity Of Groom house in BroOkland.
North G905-W
The New York herald., 1922-07-09
SINGLE G WINNER
IN STRAIGHT HEATS
Aged PAGER Takes Free for
All From East Field at
Cleveland.

CLEVELAND July (Associated Press).
Single G demonstrated again to-day
that he is the best PAGER on the Grand
Circuit. The aged son OF Anderson
Wilkes. driven and trained by Ed Allen
of indianapolis defeated the best bunch
of PAGERS in training for the free for
all purse. feature of to-day's getaway
card at North Randall He won the
event In straight heats and set a new
seasons pacing record for one and two
miles by negotiating the distance In
:03% and 2.02% respectively. Never
was the result In doubt.
So we'll were Single G's chances thought
OF that he was barred in the auction
betting. In the mutuels he was pro-
hibitive favorite.
Pop Geers, veteran driver Of the Grand
Circuit. had a narrow escape from in
jury in the 215 trot. AS the horses
were scoring for the second heat Queen
Alix backed into Geers's s,ilky, overturn-
ing II. The veteran Memphis reinsman
luckily escaped with a slight shaking
up. His entry, Anna Phelps, which
finished second in the flrst heat, ran
away two miles and a half after the
accident and was withdrawn.
The summaries:
2:15 Class-Trotting: purse. 81 200.
iioiyrood Hilda, br m. by Peter
Lord Stout. b. g.. by Lord Roberts
III. Fleming) ..............,......3 2 ]
Mojolla. b. h.. by Bnjolla Berry. 4 8
Roy Archdale, blk. g., by Archdale
tchiidsl ...................1 ~ Q
Topsy Todd. blk. M. by Jim Todd
Zoulou Man, Lassie II, Queen Alix, Arnold
Frisco. Betsy Chandler. Great Fig Leaf,
Walter Allen and Anna Phelps also started.
Time. 2:09&--2 11k-2 :10k.
Free for all Class-Pacing Purse. 81 500
Single g.. b. h.. by Anderson wilkes
Juno. b. M. by John Dewey cvalen-
,,an hhe .o ~: ,,x &
Hal (chllds) ACCOMPLISHMENTS. 2
Jimmy McKerron. b. r.. by Jack Nc
Kerron Ray ....................
Roy Grattan. b. g.. by Grattan Royal
Johnny ouirk also started. :
Time, 2:03%-2 ;02A-2 :o4.
2:i9 Class-Trotting; purse. 81 200
| Prodlgal Watts. b. g.. by General
| Watts (II. F1eminr) r).............. 2 !
Worthy Mary. b. e.. by Guy Axworthy
AXE. ' sr. M. b.; by ortolan Xsworthy
Eihei skinner. br. M. BY Colorado
Judge Rico, b. g.. by Msnrico cIIed-
'''"' Time, 'a;iioHl-2:iiH-a:iiM.
214 Class-Pacing; purse. $1,000.
Minerva Gentry, ch. M. by John r. :.
sunfiash. br H., by Peter voio tcoxj
] Billy Lands, blk g.. by Nelson Mar
grave twickersham)' '...............11
Daisy Pointer. b. M. by Star Pointer
Happy puamond blk. e., by Lawful
! bond Cv. Gsrrison) ..............
Minnie Williams. Robert M. volo Belle
Hal Trixies, Lady Todd Jolly Girl Princes
| w Time. 2:o5z--2 oeN--c :osA.
The New York herald., 1922-07-09

Fred Mcguire Of Holy Cross. who has
thrown his lot with the Giants. Mcguire
was no Ruth against the varsity pitchers
but there is TO telling what he will do
after ne has been shown how by Nc
Graw. Jennings and Burkett. In the
field he handles himself with smooth
ress and finish.
Other Good Second Basemen.
Walter MacPhee Of Princeton. now
with the Giants Bieber of Lafayette.
ingalls, of Syracuse, Donovan Of Lehigf.
Meriwether of Brown. who has signed
with Pittsburgh: Tom Davies of Pitts
burgh, now a Giant. also stood out dur
ing the season. The Giant veterans say
that MacPhee is the goods.
Among the shortstops---in addition to
Aldrich, Conlon, Gagnon and Maynard
the leading lights were Flynn of New
York University. who is 70 get a trial
with the Giants White of Tufts and
Barg Of Princeton.
The best third baseman In the. col
Ieges was Gazella of Lafayette. with
Fiavin of Georgetown rated second.
Herman Of Colgate also made a good
record. and SO did Gautreau of Holy
Cross.
Among the outfelders the topnotch-
ers were Siemindjnger of Holy Cross.
French OF the Army. Mcnamara of
Princeton. who has gone TO the minors
after being signed by the Pirates
Leavftt Of Brown. Leo Dugan of Holy
Cross, Florence of Georgetown. Eddy of
Yale, Gordon of Harvard and Donovan
Of Fordham.