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FOR SALE-H0USES.
Contlnued

$15,251$1, 500 CASH.
Ten rooms. baths, hot-water heat. eiec-
trfcity; newly decorated. Possession when de-
sired Best NV residential section.
JOHN II. WRIGHT.
e21 18th 1t. Main 1897 or Adams lS1e-
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR SALE-COntfnued.

We HAVE JUST HAD LISTED A VERY
nice home in Somerset. Md. The house has
six roonis and bath: large porches: hot-air
heat: electric lights: new garage: beautiful
lot. 1O0xoC0 IT: lot of fruit: grapes: hedge
fence. We solicit an inspection Of this prop
erty to properly appreciate its many attrac-
tive features. Price, IS, 500: reasonable terms.
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
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WANTED TO BUY.

WILL PURCHASE FROM OWNER ONLY
modern Z. or o room house in vicinity 14th
Ss3 dollars monthly payment. Address J. B.
LYLE. Arlington, Va. Not over $500 27'
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FOR RENT-WAREHoUsEs.

TwO-sTORY BRICK WAREHOUSE. REAR
1861 II st. n.e.; 5000 square feet of floor
space. Inquire 8. v. GUSACK. Attorney. 504
WAREHOUSE, BRICK. FOR SALE Or RENT:
q 600 feet noor space: electric elevator; 1910
gard. Apply Room sos. International bldg.
Main 5Qa
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WANTED-APARTMENTs


WANTED-TWO OR THREE ROOM AND
bath apt. housekeeping; state price. Address
Box S0-A, Star Office.
FURNISHED APT. OF ONE u) OR TWO (2)
rooms, ktchenette and bath, by man and
wife: must be reasonable. Phone Col. 428-W
after pm. 2Ss
2 OR ROOMS AND BATH, FURNISHED:
northwest section. preferably IN apt. building;
Gentlemen. address Boz 856-T, Star ONCE. 27s
WANTED-MAY 1st, UNFURNISHED. 8 OR
4 room apartment, desirably located, pref
e1bly northwest section. Address Box 204-T.
star Office 27s
wANTED-2 OR ROOM UNFURNISHED
apt.. By young couple. Address Box 211-T.
Star ONCE 21s
FIVE ROOMS AND BATH, UNFURNISHED;
NV. section; in up-to-date apartment house.
By April LIST: three adults; will pay $125
month. J. BLOCK, Main 1867. or Col. 324G.
4 BACHELOR NAVAL OFFICERS DESIRE
apartment, furnished unfurnished, northwest
section: occupy about May Is for three months
OF more. Addreas Boz 31c-S, Star ONCE. 29s
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Z. II. OIII1NN,. ]
36II gath St, i
MI. Rainier. Md.

FOR sALE-ON MAcADAMIZED ST.; NEW
homes, 5-e-S rooms. tiled bath; hot-water heat;
oak floors; gas, water, sewer, electricity: ce-
ment walks; large lots; Fessendent st., half
block West Wisconsin ave. car line. Easy
terms. Also bargains in lots.
& Gs9 NANDLER-TERRY CO.. f
a21. New York ave, - =
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FOR RENT-HOUSES
FURNISHED-Coutiuued.

PARK ROAD NEAR 10th ST. N.W.-TEN
attractive rooms, two-thirds furnished; pos
session April list; rent reasonable. Phone
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NEW BUNGALOWS.
bTTIJTV IOKIu Ufuf.'
14th and New York ave.
Main 4A2.

NEW BUNGALOWS.
Five 5-room new bungalows: gas, electricity.
bath; city water: high elevation: in Il e one
fare zone. $1,000 to $500: $500 cash; $50
per month, including all interest. Four rooms;
ami; 81 200; $500 cash; $40 per month. See
H. C. MAYNOR,
3olo 33d St, Mt. Rainier, Md.
Phone Hyatts. Ex. 3o3-W.
GROOM MODERN DWELLING; HOT-WATER
heat; large lot; price. $4,000: terms.
Groom modern dwelling: hot-air heat; large
lot; price, 81, 900; terms.
Fl. ]. MOFFAT.
Hyattsville. Phone 135-R. ~
FIVE ROOMS, ELECTRICITY; LOT so BY
120; weN chicken run. grapes, Strawberries,
fruit trees. Price. 81 1000. Small cash pay
ment and easy monthly terms. Inquire LYON
PARK office, Clarendon 273-J1. To reach
LYON PARK take Falls Church trolley at MI:
Vernon station, 18th st. and Pa. ave. Get on
1Oh cents.
FOR sALE-TEN-ACRE ISLAND. LOCATED
below Great Falls, in the most beautiful part
OF the Potomac; must be sold at once. in
order to pay OF trust: reasona1ie TERMS
Room 213. Woodward building. Main 1913.
5-kOOM COTTAGE. IN FALLS CHURCH.
Va. near Lee highway; electric lights; excel.
lent water; chicken and other outside houses;
fine shade: large garden. Mrs. ANNIE +.
CRCSSMAN, Falls Church, Va. Phone FANS
Church 1871.
SMALL FOUR-ROOM BUNGALOW, $50
down and $50 per month. Write for informa-
tion and photo. Address Box 14s-T, Star
office 27s
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1227 D N.W,-3-STORY BRICK BUILDING.
Elevator; $500 square feet
1202 D N.W.-2nd floor. 4 rooms and bath
+. W. GRAHAM & co.
1902 II NV.
NV. CORNER OF g. CAPITOL ST. AND VA.
ave-; in second commercial zone; or 8 story
brick bldg, suitable for light manufacturing,
auto paint shop or storage; 315 per month.
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MODERN GROOM HOUSE. y BLOCK FROM
18th ST. cars: glassed-in breakfast and sleep
ing porches: space for garage: immediate pos
session; only So. 600; 81 900 cash; easy terms.
Address Box DIT. Star once. 2ls
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NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
E ROOMS, $3.50.

Excellent location and condition. . ysoRs.
ath, basement; hot-water heat electricity,
Ina rdwood floors, attractive fixtures; garage.
Desire to sell Mt once and will make terms
TO responsible purchaser. Address Boz STA,
Star office
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WANTED-MoNEY

OWNER WISHES to borrow 30.066, drsi
e. $50 zach Addssss- Bog 1o-At Star .sdaoAs
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eAcRD FARM NEAR FAIRFAX, VA;
macadam road all way; fve-roon house; all out
buildings; large orchard: stream; ideal for
chickens; 81, 500; $500 cash, balance easy
terms. Address Box 2e5-T, Star Office. 27'
FARMS AND HOUSES, VERY REASONABLE.
r. J. ACKER, 1410 st. NV. 27s
NEW JERSEY ACREAGE BARGAIN-$2
cash, 81 monthly, buys two acres fine land.
Price 500, only $4s each. VAIL, IL John St,
New York 2Ss
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APARTMENTS TO LET
FURNJSHED-Continued.

HOUSEKEEPING APT-NEWLY AND AR
tistically furnished: every convenience: share
with one girl; reasonable. Chateau Thierry.
MT
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BETHESDA. wOODMONT. Md; ROOMS;
all modern improvements; garage; large
chicken yard: large lots adjoining. Apply
Mrs. BARTON'S store, Melrose st.. wood
mont, Nd, 27s
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FINE CORNER HOUSE
IN PETWORTH.

Six rooms, bath: splendid elevation and
neighborhood room for garage good for homo
or investment Rents will carry all charges
and leave $50 year over. Can BE- bought on
sired. Address Box pa. Star office.
SEVERAL SMALL PROPERTIES. DIRECT
from owner. Address Box 265-T, Star office.
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TWo-FAMILy APARTMENT-EACH APT
contains rooms and bath. individual hot
water heating plants, nice porches, etc. Strict
ly white section. Live in one and rent the
other. Rented for $40 per month. For quick
sale, s. 75O. Terms.
A. B. CAMPBELL.
1410 Il NV. or Main 4157 until pm.
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WOODBRIDGE. D. C.,

WOODBRIDGE, D. c.
A beautiful 7-room bungalow hardwood
furnished il desired: near cars. Easy terms.
A Groom BUNGALOW ,tl., With double s.rass; !.
New Broom bungalow; garage; hardwood
finish; ami. near cars. Small cash pay
A Groom bungalow; new; ami. $500 cash.
Woodbridge and Brookland.
M. 0. BULL,
North 6s11-J 1900 R. I. ave. n.e..
EIGHT ROOMS AND BATH; FRAME; ALL
improvements, in Hyatfsvilie: one acre; 40
garage and outbuildings; $500; including 90
chickens and new Ford touring car. 46 Co
lumbia ave. Phone Hyattsville 29J. 27s
MODERN FIvE-ROOM BUNGALOW; ALL
lire: price. $3.50. New hve-room bungalow;
nicely arranged; gas, electricity: stationary
tubs; large lot; about one block from car
bungalow type: excellent location. in Takom.
Park; all modern Improvements; convenient
to two car lines: price. $3.50. Three-room
home. on lot 42115o feet; electricity: con
266 Carroll st. Takoma Park. Col. 3731-W. 2Ss
MR.. WELL-TO-DO MAN, gel that country
estate now; 40 acres on the Alexandra Lees
burg pike; ideally located, 30 as to command
an extraordinary view of the surrounding
country; don't let tine small price of $210 per
acre lead you to think it not worth your in.
vestigation; opportunities like this are get
ting scarcer and harder to ind in the vicinity
Of this city Of homes. VIM. +. COX. zoe
Treasury bldg: 27s
BETHESDA. woODMONT. Md; ROOMS;
all modern improvements; garage; large
chicken yard: large lots adjoining. Apply
Mrs, BARToN's store. Melrose St. Wood.
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OUT.OF-T0WN REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE-HOUSEs.

NEW CORNER HOME.
REAL BARGAIN-NR. SACL'S ADD
spacious rooms and tiled bath; built-in,
heated garage: open fireplace; attractively
planned; beautifully finished; with every mod
ern convenience; mr.. Ga. ave. and 14th st.
cars. Here is a real value: only $3.50; terms.
Act quickly. For inspection write owner and
builder. Address Box SIT, Star Office
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845 9th ST. Mist FLOOR OF TWO-FAM-
lily apartment, rooms and bath, completely
furnished; h.w. heat, elec. light; very desira-
BILE; SIS mp.
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furnished, including piano, silver linen, dishes;
children taken; lease by week. month year.
Apply 10 18th st. NV. 200. 2Ss
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HOMESEEKERS,
ATTENTION.!

n LIN L IolN
Five-room house, newly papered and paint
ed; gas; water; lot s0115o; possession at
4.room bungalow, ami: lot 5o1125 feet;
vcaant; $4,000.
5Ox200; each fine for garden; q, 800: vacant.
4-room bungalow, electric, gas; lot 50x200;
s., 900; vacant.
All of the above properties can be bought
for $500 cash, $50 per month. including inter-
est, or $500 cash, $40 per month. Ny office
open for business six days week; no Sunday
business.
E. H. SHINN,
3611 gath St, Mt. Rainier, Nd.
Phone Hyattsville Ex. 1901.
SHINN'S SPECIAL =
BARGAINS.
New 4-room bungalow. ami, en- good road,
,Ffve-room bungalow, ami. $4,000. 81, ,000
Two new 5.room bungalows. ami. $500.
Five-room house, bath. gas: large lot.
81, ,6OO $3.50 cash. Terms.
Three-room house, electricity; lot b0x200;
fruit: 81 800. $500 cash. Terms.
Six-room bungalow, bath gas; lots. 6Ox16o
each. Garage. poultry house. $4,SOO. Terms.
For the above and other suburban proper
E. H. sHINN,l
36II gath ST.,
Mt. Rainier. Md.
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A CHEVY CHASE HOME
AT A VERY LOW PRICE.
Center hall, 7 rooms, 2 baths.
h.-w.h., double garage. The
house will charm you and so will
the price; only Sl2.50O. Chas.
S, Muir G. Co., 1403 New York
ave. NV.
Evening star., 1922-03-27

SUBURBAN household moving
and parcel delivery service; ex-
perienced men. Phone Main
900 for cost. Merchants Trans
fer & Storage Co., 920-o22 E st.
NV.
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LARGE SIX ROOM AND RATH APT, ON
front: completely and nicely furnished. inciud-
ing linen, silverware. etc. The Portner, North
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THREE ROOMS AND BATH: HOUSEKEEP-
ing; newly decorated; very attractively fur
nished; exclusive apt. house; $120 per month.
North 32SO Ant SOD
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FOR RENT-HALLS

FOR RENT-STORAGE SPACE.
5000 SQUARE FEET OF STORAGE SPACE
on two dooes, IN the heart Of the downtown
section; Immediate possession. s., 800 per
WEAVER BROS.
ms 18th ST. NV. Nais- 1s21
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70 RENT-NICELY FURNISHED APART
Call Main $3.50. apt aO4. ass
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18th ST. (NR. DUPONT CIRCLE)-AT-
tractive, 10 rms, . b.: immediate ,poss.: side
garden: moderate rental. LOUIS ?. SHOE
MAKER, 1907 ". Y. ave. NV. Main 116S.
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Beautiful housekeeping apar -ment in large
apartment building. completely furnished with
piayer-piano, etc; suitable for ladies'; four
large rooms, bath; 500. Address Box 32-A,
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NEAR 10th & PARK ROAI

UNUSUAL, WELL FURNISHED APT, BED
room, sitting room and bath: NV. section; ref
erences required Phone Franklin a215.
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S2f4 18th ST., OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK
botssekecning: SS5 aSs
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE.
1t is seldom you have opportunity to pur-
chase q home in this exclusive location. The
house has IL rooms and . baths; electricity
on FIRST door; hot-air furnace. The price 10
not high at S14.500.
PETWORTH.
A splendidly built home in this popular loca-
tion; six rooms and bath: hot-water heat.
electric lights; good lot to alley; room for
garage; reasonable terms Price, %. $50.
VIM. T. BALLARD,
1e17 Eye st. NV.
FOR S1LE-SEVERAL REAL BARGAINS N
6ne homes in downtown section; investments
as well 40 speculative feature. Call US for
bargains in real estate.
MANDLER-TERRY CO.,
927 New York ave
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THE WYOMING.
.on.ns Eifchanafta hat

THREE ROOMS. BATH. PORCH; HW.H
elee.; one or two gentlemen; $40. Wood!ey
pIgce Col 10J1
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wANTED-Two young ladies to share fur
nished apartment central; reasonable. Cail
M.iu So3O SSs
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FOUR ROOM AND BATH APARTMENT.
furnished. at Rockwell, Va. line Great Falls
and Washington r. H., Is minutes from
Georgetown: electric lights. etc: close to
station: $35. w. p. LOCKWOOD, 1410 6
st. NV, or cali Falls Church 107-F4. 2Ts
FOR RENT-FRAME HOUSE. OR ROOMS.
in District about quarter of mile from Good
Hope; several acres cleared land; white ten
ant: $50 per month by year. A. d. ADDI-
son, sos 18th st. NV.
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REFINED LADY OR GENTLEMAN. TO
share apt. with brother and sister: with or
without board; walSing distance. Call Frank
lin 1860. Reasonable 2Ts
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S ROOMS AND RATH; ELECTRICITY AND
gas; new hea ting plant; good location: near
East Capitol St; rent reduced for desirable
Tenant wETnOE III Il
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149 B ST. S.E.-SITTlNG 5. ROOM, BEDROOM,
kitche henette: h.w-h., gas. elec. Opposite Con-
gressonal I,;hrary 2Ss
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HOUSES, LOTS AND FARMS TO SELL IN
Arlington and Fairfax counties, Va. (having
past 20 months): twelve years experience as
real estate salesman. perhaps it would be to
your advantage to list Virginia property for
sale with me. No sale, no charge. WALTER
OHARA. 1909 NV. Phone Main 492s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-08
I'rtirrut Reserve.
Central National Iinnk.

III" Merchants National forfeited
The series To the planters National
by default not having Il team ON TN.
floor.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-08
BIC QUANTICO ELEVEN
SEEKS RICHMOND GAME

battle as well as they could under
the handicap OF distance
Mayo Island Park. with It's seat
Ing capacity OF 10000 already. can
easily be enlarged TO seat 80 per
cent more. according to Sam Dorset.
the business manager. who stated
last night that the corporation Is
figuring now on a plan o. expansion
heretofore IN. park owners have
been hampcred by Inability to get
tract OF land between tn. grounds
and the bridge, but III. sal. Of tn.
property yesterday to IN. American
National Bank may bring mn oppor-
'umity 20 expand. IN which even, th.
largest athletic Held In ,h!s Section
81 The country Will b. available next
season.
should IA. Marines com. TO Rich
fn"nd for Il game. Il viii mean that
ihis cit. viii be- designated IN IN.
l"nN" area Of. Quan,ico. which nov
extends 10 Washington aud I:alti-
more. III" monthly payroll! nt $3.50
geo at Qnnniioo il AN as-e; tha,
Richmond would be- iuCnv to shar.
with the cities to TIA" North
The Marines neat year VII con-
nm" Ih.ir athletic competition To- col
Icg"S az Tar ~ .u-sIoi-. During TIA.
season, Jus; past. the Marines played
H""rg"i"wn University. Next sea
ION they hay" hooked games with
Columbia University and Fordham
Ia New i"ih. ANA viii L." .Iri.r ON
IA" l."hiEh "r Dickinson schedule
iiaN"'ford wants "a gam. In i'hila
dclphia and VIA NoNa il also urgO-
i!htinG for 1t contest
The Marines ar. working towar,!
The goa! OF annual games with West
Point and Annapolis
nc Marine eleven Is made M
strictly OF h."a:cu!S ana tn. squad
IN ia: season jus, CLOSED numbered
som" OF IN" greatest players Of re-
cent years Many "f these men viii
b" lost before next season. bu, :, :
ne" "nIc"rs ar" cpmtnissIoped tn.
PERSONNEL VIII b" Kept on i,s sam"
high uiau"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-08
CITY EMPLOYEES ADOPT
PENSION FUND ORDINANCE
~yor Alnslic, in Message Council. Recommended
Measure pecial Committee Has system Under
Consideration What Paper Provides.

nts- meeting % city employees
.H"' .ns about 500 m-u aud wo.
''e h"ii 10 To" john Marshull High
h"ol arditorium last night ndop, .
'.i " '"ntat.v. ordinance recommend
# "y committee from that body
providing for city employees pension
'md The ord.uanc. was the result
"i liberalization and study on the
aii 81 ia" committee. OF which Ross
N"r'is. clerk 90 Tie school board. WAS
s"ci"'arr II wns submitted section
rf r"cti"n. after fun explanation by
:"r'"ta'v Morris. ani Major NJ NJ
MIl'"n. chairman ~ tn. meeting
Ira formulating the ordinance. the
'li' employees 'ook The cue from
>Hy"r Ainsii". VIM. ia his messages
i' ga" Council has recommended
~'"h . measure. \ special commit
i" 60. Council ~ which Councilna,
"rrN smith ~ jefferson Wnrd. is
'Ia.r'n@n now has Il pension system
ndor constellation. aud hopes Ia
r"rar' i' ont h"forc 'Ir next annual
'Udg't g. adopted
IN" ordin"nc" as nd"r',d "a, The
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-08
TEN-M|NUfE
RELIEF FOR
INDIGESTION

INDIGESTION aud IT'S attendant Ills
such dyspepsia. heartburn. sour
stomach GrIpinG pains. GySentery
d!arrh""a collie. cholera inVrbus
chronic constipation gas. etc. and
even Sick. nervous headaches are
directly triceabie TO disorders IN the
digestive organs and can now be
quickly relieved with new cordial
called Anti Fcrmeut." originated by
druggist and recommended Dy phy-
s!ciaus
The food sours before 1, IL fully
tiEcsicd. thus putting into solution
toxic pOlsOns that are absorbed into
the system, irritating the Int-stincs
and setting up inflammation. To
avoid ihls. you simply have to prevent
fermentation by using AntI-kcrment
Anti-F-rnIcnt nrutralIz-s thu acid
condition ot the stomach. clranscs
ana sw"cicES the bowels. sOOiIrS and
heats the iniiamed inIrStInes and in.
crrases the How OF gastric juices
giving quick and certain relief. Get
bottle Of Auti-F-rmrnt from youI
utuSSist with guarantee OF salts
factory results OF money returned
II Will Improve your appetite. give
you restfui sleep aud make YOU feel
better than you ever felt in your life
ADV.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-08

There IL no chance To land Goet-
tse. the Quantico giant back. TO
strengthen the Richmond oTens-
HoettSr Is All amateur aud Will nor
Jropnrdiz- his standing. particularly
as the Marines arr planning n-Nj
season Ia play college -i-N-nS. and
VIII indulge In other sports too.
To MI the place rf ';o-tls- "a
Telegram MaS sent last night TO Glen
killinK"r noted Penn state bacN.
asking him To play here ktllmg-r
was ranked az one 81 ia" great So.
players OF all time. aud ~ "A kicker
Of note.
Another All-Americau iin"ntn was
found To b. living ia Richmond YES
i"rdas. and ~i!l he invited - play
II his business can IA. arrai.;-d it
il probable that nr vii Ice ~-rur-d
hy Bethel II - also i,Y~sibl. that
Zen 'nhhaG~. V T. coach VIII
get into action on III" halliday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-08
BOWLING NOTES

In the Bankers Bowl!ag League
yesterday afternoon on tho Scwpor,
drives. the Federal Reservo bank
continued their fast stepping gait Ny
rough shoIdiuB Il over the Central
National TANK. for the series The
Fedora! boys were SO rough that
they would no: let the Central boys
even come UP for air. they simply
smotheIed them from the beginning
Crump led the field .or high score
getting 22p. Byrnex Toms Henley
and Wilson also crossed the double
century mark.
IN. Central boys w"r" simply OF
form. due TO tn. lack OF praciic.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-08
STONE BEATS Shelly
in BILLIARD TOURNEY

the thrce-ci!Sh!on tournament now
downcd the youuester Shc-!y. But
only after hard ana long drawn
out struggle, emerging Victorious by
the narrow margin "f ~ Ia %
This evening AT 30 the young
stcr MaCCartncy Will clash with the
seasoned veteran. Bailey, in what
promises 10 he one OF the best
matches Of the tournament great
deal Of enthusiasm is being mani
tested in the present tournament ana
larg. galleries OF billiard devo,ccs
are IN attendance at each match
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-08

cation. a. mo- chances on disappoint
ing the sport loving public viii b.
taken
With R"rry'S team are such noted
players IS i.Gd Wray. Heinz" Miller
aud Lon i.',tl". Thes. are names 10
con)n'" win among Eastern f"othal II
followers
Another telegram was sent to Me-
Miliin Yesterday urging him To Tor
ward IN" lineup h- proposes to
bring h"r" II ~ poSsibl" that h" ia
away from home on business and
therefor" ia" delay in replying To-
Bethel
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-08

meeting last Night provides FOR
City Emp."y-s Fund" tn. .iiglJil-
i'E 20 which shall be controlled bv
h"afd 10 be known a. the Pension
i"nid % the city o' Richmond
MY t''! -Ih!i"y-. having served Tn.
cts i"r twenty years or NOR. am!
m"hiaE condition. j. deemed inca. -.
hhie of performing ms duties. i ..i-
* iD!c I" the list A-ty Deer e. en-
Prove may be- placed on ,h- list l,y
petition. approved + :: the head OF the
department OF board or. In thu All
H"hcc OF shch petition. the head oi
Va" d"rar tmcnt may recommend
"ptt. action 10 the pension board
The pension board = to cousis, OF tn.
Mayor ih- Comptroller. president of
Common Council. president OF tn.
Board 81 Aldermen ,he chairman @,
ihe Finance Committee and two city
"'ni'"N"s I" 10" chosen at Il mass
meeting OF the employees
Ih- amount 10 he paid annually
~ retired employees ~ officers shall
u" "" and on--Juart"r per cent OF :,
sam As"-rtnin"d by multiplying his
total number u; years IN service ~
AZ aN.rasr pay for The nve year.
Immediately preceding TIA. retire
mcmr bu, In no case shau such
"in"Uut exceed thr-c.fourths ~ the
aHr.nt received during th.. last Yea,
"i service. payments TO b. mad. In
sam. manner and time - other ON
GERS aud employees al. pail
Inc report az the committee was
accepted without ain-udrncnt and
ihr committee was empowered to
confer with IN" Mayor with the view
OF getting the matter before Council
~ the prwper shape. ~ was pointed
out Icy th- speakers that the nrGi-
rance Vas IA tao manner AN attempt
at "ncr"achm'ut upon IN. duties Of
t"un ilm"tI. tia, IT was Il sussrstiou.
rot :, demand
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-08

y, The Recreation last evening tn.
teams representing Fa.rm"uu. coun-
81! ~" -" Junior Order United
American Mechanics and Myrtle
I."dG" knights az Pv,h!as. Dhttl.d
II oit for I'll" Fratcrnal DuCkpiu
Championship Of In" city. each Of the
teams previous to this meeting hav-
INK won and lost match. The Is. 81
f's proved :" b" the strongest in
last night session on Tn. alleys.
winning tn" FIRST gam" hy the mar
row margin az J. pins coming back
strong in tn" second and winning
bv ,h" w!1" margin nf I"5 pins and
then dropping the third by mara ia
~ o.. nLns
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-08
MIDWEST-SOUTiI
HIGHWAY PLANNED
I'm Nsso.In'.L rI.s. !

KNOXVILLE. TENN Dee. \
rev Highway from D-trU't >" lack
spnvill". coming thr"ugh Knoxville.
going VIA ErySuu CITY. y. G.. and re-
dGcinc by more than zoe miles the
distance now ,ravrr-cd by tourists
over any other r"ui. between IN"
tcrmini. Will he projected at a Rry-
son city meeting 20 hc held on the
night Of December II. Delegates
from Tennessee. Georgia. Florida and
perhaps other states are expected to
attend tn proposed road would
traverse y magnificent scenic section.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-12-08
INDICTED, SISSLER
THREATENS SHERIFF.
GBy Associated Prcss.l

NORFOLK, VA. Dec mark w.
Sisslcr. former Norfolk policeman.
charged with the murder OF Jesse
J. Hurst. prominent Parksley mer-
chant. yesterday. II is alleged
threatened to Kill Sheriff Benjamin
r. Nelson. OF Accnmac County. and
as result OF the threat. which
is said To have been made in tn.
jail. Sissler was separated from the
other prisoners and placed in soil
tary confinement to await trial on
the murder charge next wedncs-
day.