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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-15
COUNTRY CLUB To OPEN
ITS LINKS TO GOLFER!
Contestants Will Have Use o
Course Until Tourna.
ment Starts.
RECEIVE II NEW ESrn. y.r,
nrn"Rnt 10 DETERIORATION.
Made Ia Take Cnrc of ali VI
Wish Z" Compete for title nm,
TrOphirs. INV

Golf links Of the Country C,nh y,
virginia will be thrown open toda,
10 those who have entered the tour.
namcnt for the amateur golf cham.
pi"nShip or Richmond. to bc hold
June 20. %. -. The greene com.
mite" OF the Country Club an.
golfers would be welcomed at IN,
club from today untii tho irSt da,
or the tournament. next Thursday
Arrangements also have been made
Win the greens committee to take
care OF those who desire TO folio v
any Of tn" matches Douglas Call
chairman Of tn" golf committee AT
the club. and the committee couduct-
ing the tournament, has announced
tina; hiS club ~ ready 10 plny hosi
10 the Richmond golfers, and that
th"y arc ready TO TAX" cnrc of al
VINO enter IN" tournament.
Eleven entries were received vrr.
'"fdaS. bringing the total 10 date tC
S"veni y seven. The list viii clos.
S.imrhay at midnight and mcmbers
"f isichin"nds four clubS should s.nd
thrir nhmcs L" the sporting editor
OF Tho Times Dispatch by midnight
saturday. IN" Country Club OF Vir.
cubs in tho number of entries. This
- expected as the club is tn" larg
'St IN Rich mond. but Il larger repre-
'hu"n from tho hermitage Coun-
Wy Gun, IN" I.nkoGid. Country Clut
nhI n" seven i'iu"s Country Cut
mad been expected los tn" roirmii;oc
Ih"r" n no entrance f." for The tour
n"h'"ht, IN" only condition nccoSsarl
- ''i'cr - That tn" golfers SEND
'h"ir names To Tn" Times Dispatch
or IN" chairman Of thor golf com
Two silver trophies donated by
Tn" Times Dispatch VII! w ,n M
winner ana ruuu"r-up az tho tourna-
m"n' In addition To winning the
prlz"S IN" winner Of tho 'ourrarnor
WI b" he champion amateur GOLF
or Of Richmond
Thos" whp sent In their names yes
t"rday were.
l.. Il. plimton G. =. Trini,c. y. y
I"yton. Jr., Blair ~ Northern, = !
- MHchay. II Grim Peck. r. Flor.
"nc". Merrill e. Ice - T. Hoen r.
~ tucker and tiviur Hu,zl.r.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-15

rcrviile Horse SHOW. the i%"e Oldest " Or
Eanization Of it's Kind in the United
states. began its one hundred and
today. Although weather conditions
were unfavorablc the crowd was
larger than usual on the FIRST day.
i'c"plc from all over Lopdoun and
Fauuuicr Counties. throughout Vir-
Sinia. Maryland. Washington, -. e.,
Philadelphia. and New York were
present.
Annually society gathers here ut
u show grounds where natural beauty
Is unsurpassed. and where the sur
rounding country Is the most beau
situated In Il small grove. which FUR
hishcs ample shade. even In the show
ring stately oaks stand out. promi-
n"nt reminders Of thinge that have
annually passed hrfor. them. to pay
tribute 10 king horse"
Today more than 100 horses went
over IN" hurdles and were judged.
while saddle horses cantered in their
best style before spectators and crit
icai Judges.
Although nearly two centuries have
passed since the organization OF tho
hsSocia ton. the appearance OF the
grounds has been preserved To such
an extent that II is now as II was
When heroes Of the Revolutionary
war ana War Between the States
rode their mounts. as expert horse
men. in pursuit or the coveted blue
iibb"h. Many horScm"n We're in
knaki uniform today. veterans Of the
World War. and descendants Of those
VINO Will assemble in Richmond next
week at the Confederate Reunion
The show was excellent and high
y enjoyed and lasted until sunset
The ladies, who delighted the spec
tators by the skilled manner in
which they took their mounts over
the hurdles. were:
Miss Mildred Rehlc. Miss Hewitt
and Mrs. Dorothy Lee. ali OF Middle
burg. Va. puthursts Of applause FOL
lowed their appearance into tn. ring
Among the rriH" win"rs today are:
=. !" Rrdmon. George r. Slater
Waugh ,;lns"ock. carl furr. skinner
brothers ana Willie Fletcher.
With the sight Of David Gray In the
ring. the 2l-N"ar-old gray gcldinr n
favoritc with all lovers Of good
horses, making his farewell tour and
taking his jumps in the same master
iul and inimithblc manner as In those
youthful days % yorc. when the spot
light played upon him in The Gar
den at Madison square Garden and
at The International" at London, and
only blue ribbon was ever seen upon
his bride. the show took upon Il an
old time appearance aud an old time
atmosphere lowered around II.
Mrs. Gathering Elkius Hit. daugh-
ter of the lat" Senator stephen a.
Elkins. his owner. II Is stated, said
that tomOrrow's performance viii end
the ring career az old David.
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LATONIA RESULTS

First racc-lIadrian. SS. $3.50 and
$50. hrst; High Cost. s2.4o and 81 80
second: Ancon. $50. third Time
lib beg Pardon. Royal Dick A. y
Akin and Guvnor also. ran.
Second race. live furlongS-TayIor
Hay. $3.50. $3.50 and 50. FIRST: stone
age. s23.h0 and $40. second: Renee
law. {5.30. third Time. 1901 as. hi
~ Bern. Athlete, hlStcbIcr Jack
Trou, and First Cali also ran.
Third race. on" mile and "a uuar-
t"r-Padua. $1,000. 81 and $40. nrst.
Tn" wit. yli50 and $3.50. s"c"ud.
Alex Jr.. $3.50. third Time. . GG %
Lady l.ongfclIow, Nurd"ck. Marin"
Corps and Gourmnnd also ram.
Fourth race. one mile-Th ihOdoauS.
81. $500. $50. first. Bonus 81 80.
S2IO. second. chattertou. $40. third.
Time, $40. Billy Brush. Gcorg"ti".
ioshimi. R"hw!nGdcld and Royal
Palm also ran.
Firm race. six furlonrs -Die,inc-
tion. $500 $3.50, F23n. first. Martha
Eauon 50. $50. second. Marvin
Marjorie Hym"s. 'W"odtrap and Best
raI also ran. ,'coupIcdl.
Sixth race. hv" furl0nrs-k inbred.
$50 S3.7O. $3.50. nrs,. punta Gorda
$40. S2.lo. second. l.avinia s. 20.
third. Time. -. Away and An
ma Tod also ran.
~,Ncnth race. on" mile and one
iNtccnth-Arravau $3.50 SO 40. t35O
nrst: Dr. Rase. $40. $3.50. second
flyinI Prince, $3.50. ihird. Time.
~ 80. Grac" Daurhcrty. Hope.
BIT Of Green. Warsaw. Brown liill
ana Tim MCS'c also ran.
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'''l ;"r ~rhWi'' .u H'fh.
't'"d for Towns.nd in af'h
prfuIk.


scal.et eoa 2, e.rI'a. darkness
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COLTS LEAVE HURLER
LEWIS IN RICHMOND
Keller and Grecnae Also Kept
Out Because of In

FOR Tear that his injured finger
may not he able TO stand the strain.
RUDE Oldring will leay. pit,h.r
n.tMis IN Richmond this morning
Wnen the team leaves for Rocky
Monnt 10 battle the Tarheels In IA
scrlcS or three games Catcher
brrchae Also will be LEFT here he
cause or an injury to his leg tina,
mas been worrying him the last few
oidring viii take Schmitt and
i.Nhch along to do the catching
Lunch arrived in Richmond yestcr,
day and jumped into the game hv
playing FIRST base in the absence ri
iiai W"afer. Wcofcr's hand was not
hurt seriously In Mondays game. and
II" IN expected TO play this afternoon
against Rocky Mount
John Keller. outfcldcr, who left
tn" game saturday. was not taken
10 Rocky Mount. Keller has an at
tack of fever. and Will he gu, for
several DAYS vet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-15
FULTON CITIZENS
PLAN ASSOCIATION

Citizens of Fulton are planning 70
form nm athletic association among
tho talent in that section OF n!gl!.
pnond. Buck" Harris, Cave Man
wrestler and PADDY" MILE, boxer
have Pledged their supper. 10 the or
Friday night, nj hich Tine o;iicern
OF tho association WI be- rioot.i.
Business men Of Fulton AFRO back.
Ing the project End announce that
only olean sports VIII he tolerated,
Hscrsatlal EGEh, s!m.lRr to That OF
the Church HUI Athletio Association,
ta inolufsd In tile plsns OF those be-
hind tho Fulton association.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-15
COLTS AND TARS PLA Y EIGHT INNING ~
VANCE HURLS DODGERS
TO VICTORY OVER CARDS
ST. Louis Unable TO Locate
Brooklyn Hurler at Oppor-
tune Moments.
NV Assnria,,d rra,s I

RRooKi.YN. y. " June l4.-Vance
pitched shut-out bali today and
Brooklyn took the first Of the series
with st. Louis. 10 -. The Dodgers
punched hits OF pfcncr in the fourth.
NTH and sixth innings. Manager
Robinson shook up tn" hum" team
today. sending Olson To short and
Mitchell To first. The change work. cd
well. Olson fielding brilliantly and
Mitchell polling out Il timely three
hIEntr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-15
TIGERS DOWN YANkS

nv Associated Press.
DETROIT. Jun" l;-D"troit hit in
the pinChcS behind ols"n's steady
pitching today, ana defeated New
York, + 70 >, IN the opening game Of
tho series.
Hcilmaun sent Detroit away to a
long lead in the first inning with
home run into tho right-Ncld bleach
crs. scoring two runners ahead *
him u was Ucilmann's lcvcnth
home run Of the season.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-15
CROWD EXPECTED
TO SEE MATCHE:

hohing "Ni 10 hirg on tie rirh,
n' Juno ?: a. Tho Churgh HI. All,
"liG Atroc'Gt!oD Park, whom two
'-rnHnf bV!ts aud i-n.rnund
"SGi arc Slagnd bnt0re member. or
Inc association.
Interest ~ tho coming hon,n 4,
m msn,fnss, rsp:e!yj ,h!n CROWN ia
!inns Tor ;nembhrsh!p In tho assoeis
tloh that Is doing Z BIZ reorss TX
wa9k Among chifdrSn In The Es.
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Totals ..... II q D - II
'Rattcd for Hamilton in cighIh
Ilt lINA WI
New ! Ork,
TothIS .:..:... SO I3 Us = I"
Score by innings:

New York ......... 80 303 30X-l3
Pittsburgh ........ Uu0 ono 600 u
summary: Two-baSc hlt-NOunS.
Threc-base hit-Young. Home runs
M"us"i. Snyder ~. iroh. Douglas.
stolen has-s ncroft. Frisch. Dou-
Ill" piay-Traynor Hammond and
Grimm. Left on bns"S--\"w York.
& Pittsburgh. ;. RascS on balls
of Douglas. /: om Hamilton. ..
struck "ut--by Carlson. l.: by yell
lqwhorSc. l. IiitS-of Carlson. . in
3 Ia. Hamilton. ) in 3 %, Yellow
horse, IL !. Losing pitcher-Carl-
son. l'mpircS, o'Day and Hart.
Time. .i3.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-15
SlSLER BEATS WASH.
LEY Assnrint.d Dress

ST. LOUIS. No. June 1.-THE
senators took u iNr-run lead on the
Rr"wnS IN their trSt game here to-
dhN, ANA lost when Sisters home rUn
IN The sixth. witil the bases filled.
counted the locals ahead for final
Scor" OF to u. rru"tt. who finished
The Ringing for the browns, is credit =
ed with q nu-hit victory. ricinich.
senators bacliStop. WAS haniShcd for
1r"t"Stiue Umpire Moriarty's de-
risi"u
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INDIANS TAKE CONTEST,
BUT GET ONLY 4 HITS
Cleveland Defeats Boston, 3
TO 0-S,cphcnson, Bat
ting Star. Is Hurt.
Try Associated Press. J

CLEVELAND ONO. June Ia
Cleveland punched its four hits with
collins only base ON balls and won
a pitchers battle from Boston 3 to o.
today. CoNclcSkic held the Red SoN,
to three hits. TWO OF which were
made 10y Smith. former local outneld-
cr.
Stephenson Cleveland second
hascman. vino is giving Sisler bat
tie for the batting honOrS OF the
league. viii be ont OF the game for
several days. having had his thumb
smashed by pitched ball, five
stitches We're necessary.
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l'"Stpi ............. 600 600 nNn-u
Cleveland ............2 100 UUl UuN-3
summary: Two-basc hits Sew
ell. Three base hitS-Smith. Steph-
"nSou. stolen bases WainbsgauSS.
Sacrifices Evans. Double plays j.
S"w"ll and Gardner. i.cft on bases
-l"s'"n. g. Cleveland. = Base ON
hh l.S-"n Collins. /. tuVcIeSkic. J.
struck out by Collins. ]; coV"lcs ki"
:. iiit by pitrhcr-by Collins tJamic-
son. S"w"ll. St"ph"nSnnp. Mild pitch
collins. l'mpircs, Din""n and Nal
lin. Time. | -
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STAND OF cI.IlHS.

WHERE: THEY PLAY TODAY.
PITTSBURGH AT New York.
st. Louis ut IiroOLl,n
cincinnati at rhilad rlphIn.
Chicago nt tto>Iun.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-15
8 nth Atlantic Association Results.

nHrI"tt", = t0Iumbia. lirst game
= nniupSb.
'harlo,tc. 3; Columbia. C tsecond
am" inninIs).
Spartanburg. 2i: Grcenvillc. 3.
Augusta. ,. Charleston, : (sevcn in
nings).
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-15
DIVIDE DOUBLE BILL

PORTSMOUTH, VA. June IA
Portsmouth and Rock! Mount split
u double bill this afternoon. Ports
mouth taking the first IN the eleventh
by the scor" Of Ia 4. and Rocky
Mount the second. called on account
OF darkness at the close Of the sixth.
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STANDING or cIrns.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Huston nj cleveland.
Washington ut 81. Louis
Phlladclphin AT Chiralo
New York Mt DctroIt
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BUILDERS BEAT BUGS

WILSON y c. June I;-Bv
launching hits IF quinn in the hrsi
."urth and seventh innings. N.wpor,
N"ws easily defeated wilson today.
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Rated for I.avan in ninth.
Battcd FOR rfcf'cr in ninth.


Totals .......... - - 10 >
- Louis .... 0UO 600 OuO-U
Brooklyn ........... 600 l2l UUX-4
summary: chase hits cIi-ury.
Ainsmith. Pfener. Z. Griffith. Wheat
Three base. hit--MitchclI. D"ublc
plays High. Johnston and Mitchell.
LIFT on haScS-St. Louis. 10. Er"ol-
lNu !. BASES on hallS-off Vance. >.
struck by rfemcr. ): by Vance.
i. DmT'ir"s, Moran and Quirlcy.
Fine. -.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-15

WHERE: THEY PLAY TODAY.
Itichm0nd Ht ROrky Muunt
Newport News Mt Portsmouth.
Norfolk Mt Wilson
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-15

Phlt"H To! !'iaNton In sixth.
Score 10y innings: II.
Chicago ......... O52 600 33l-ls
HoSton ........... O02 600 600
summary: Two base hits STATE.
k"pi. Ihr"c- bias" Nicholson.
stolen bases tlca;hcote. Sacrifices
Terry. Hollocher 90. Double
play-O'Farrell Grimes Left on
bases-ChiCaSo. s BOSTON. II. Bases
ON bails-off ocschEcr. /; off Lansing.
3: off watson. >. on Stucland L. Hrs
off oeSchEcr, = in .. off Lansing
in 3; off BraNt"n. In !: off Watson.
in 3. struck oIt-hy OcSchgcr |:
by Lansing. J: by RraXton. /. By
watson, 4, ny Stueland. l.. Losing
pitcher-OeschIer tmpires, Klein
and PfirInan. Time. 200
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News. 70. wilson : T'wo base hi;s
Smith, Ma!oneo. Kennedy Gun
n!nHham and Quinn Bases on balls
of Quinn, ,. OF boni,ay. !. s,tic.
out--hy Quinn, / by ph!,cr. Lcfi
on he.cs-N"wport Ncws. Wiison.
:. ShcriHce Observation-Disclosures and
KENNEDY Stolou bD,.s-E., 40.
Double Dlays-WRitors ~ C,orcE
nanss 20 Whitcrhn to McNaEon.
via p!tch-Phl'-r ~. Tine. H.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-15
How They Stand Today
VIRGINIA LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
richmond, y; Norfolk, y tcnIIcd end
eighth inning, dnrknrss.D
Newport News, 10; Wilson =
Portsmouth. 30; Rocky Mount. Or
thirst game ~ innings; second rame
called 18th Inning. ruin md dirk
nrSS.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-15
PIEDMONT LEAGUE
RESULTS yesterday.
Greensboro, .; Raleigh. q.
NinSi"n-Snirn, IL; Durhnm. %.
DnnNiilc, 81 High Point, 3.
STANDING OF CLltns.

WHERE THEY PLAY TODAY.
Raleigh Ut GrcensbOro
Ntn>ton-SHlem nt Durham.
High Point at DanNillc
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AMERICAN LEAGUE

RESI- Its NESTI:R
tIrNrlnnd. :; HOSton. q.
Detroit. Is; New York. ..
'hirnIo, 81 Philn,IrIphin.5 =.
-. Louis. - Washington, q,
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T'ota is

:Batt-d for Wright in sixth.
Score by innings: X
Washington ..l@l O2O 600 &
- Louis ............ 600 O0G luN=7
summary Two-bas" hitS-Mc-
Manus. Rice. Tohiu. HON" run
Rice. Sister Sacrifices p"ckin-
naugh. harris DOubl" plays-iiar-
ris To F"ckinpaurh aud Judge. Left
on bases Washington, :; -. Louis,
= Ehs- on la Ion johnson. ::
Erickson. .: Kayn", !: rru"tt. J;
Brilliant. J. Struck ont by John
son. r Erickson. .. Baync. 3 wright.
J; fru"ti, g. Hits OF Eayu-. in
innings. Wright ! in 3 innings:
i'ru"ti none In innings. Johnson.
In sea Innings. Rrillhar,. nom
~ non". Erickson. in Ia innings.
ii!' hv pitcher by Pru-,. CSmiihl.
W ming pitcher, rru.tt Losing
pl''n"r Erickson. Empires, Mortar
lN and Connolly. Time 2.l1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-15
NATIONAL LEAGUE

RESULTS YESTERDAY.
,Nrw York. IL; Pittsburgh. y.
irn"hi!n. Ct 50. Louis. %.
Chicago. IL; Boston,
PhtlRd ClPhin-t Cincinnati trnin,,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-15
UPPERv|LLE HORSE SHOW
BEGINS 169TH EXHIBITION
Oldest Organization Of lis
Kind in America Host
to Notabies.
DAVID GRAY ArrEAns IN RING

Creates ns Great "a Seir This Yenr
ns I'm Days Gone BJ-Mnny At
tend.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-15

score ny nu5nFs y
Richmond GO, rae a -
Norfolk " orI .26 a.
SUMMARY Two-nase mis- CONS
~ Inn yea ~. Inrc"-tlas,
Thompson. O!dr!ne IIudg.ns. Eac-i-
ne hits--Burhe. Gallagher. Doublo
plays e!Tni!yea 70 Carey % Rom.
Shannon 10 GreeUac. BURKE 20 RON
Left on ases-R.ohmond Norfolk
8. First base on er:o!-R!cr-ord
i Norfolk. 3. Bases on ballt on
Jones OF Peterson. STRUCK out
by Townsend, 2. by Driver 2. bV
Peterson. 8 Hits-oH Townstrh :
IN 8: or Jones. 70 IN { lroac OIL, IN
seventh). Time OF game. hours
Imp!ros, Blackburn and D-esNn
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.iOlHiS ..........SS w = II j
Rated for Dcvormer I'm ninth.
Batt"d for s. Jones in ninth.
Score by innings: II,
New York ....... 600 10 nOh-2
Detroit ..30I Dol l0X-6
summary: Two base hits-Cut
shaw. Pipp. S. Jones Hoilmann. Blue.
cobb Home run-Heilmann Sacri-
fccs-Ward, Rig ncy. Double plays
TiEnoy. Cutshaw and Rlue: Blue,
!iignev and Rluc. Left on bases
New York. :; Detroit. 3. Base on
halls-off Jones. 2: Olsen. |. Struck
out-hy Jones, |; Olsen. 4. Hit by
pitcher-by Olsen. 2. (Scott. Baker,.
l'mpires. Chill and Hildebrand. Time.
1871
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FIRST GAME.
itock y Mount.
I'prtAIn pIItii.

scored
Rocky Mount ... 100 OlO 02O OO-G
Portsmouth ...... u0O 22O 200 Oi-7
summary: Two-baSe hits Calder.
Allen. Double play s-Narleski 10
Stcinbrenner to SwaCina. Sacrifice
hi's-NioN, Voter. Goosetrce 90.
stolen bases Rooney LIEF, on
bases Rocky Mount. *. rorismou,h'
-. Passed hail--ChiShOlm. Time.
10. tmpircs, SChacfcr and Ortiz.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-25
ASKS DENLY TO
: REVIEW FLEET
Chamber Sends Invitation to
Secretary Of Navy

with PUGET sound cities united on
ths desirabflity Of holding review OF
si,e Pacific Tee at seaftle. IN connec-
tion with the Visit Of Edwin DENLY.
secretary Of the navy. every effort
- being made TO secure the review
for this port. Il was announced at the
Chamber Of Commerce Friday.
Senator Miles Posndexter. acting
chairman OF the senate naval affairs
committee. IS assisting the Puget
Round cities. and Is acting directly
with the heads Of the navy. The fol-
lowing czbfegram was sent by Sena-
tor Poindextcr TO Secretary DENLY.
now al Honolulu. On route from
Japan 10 Washington. -. c.:
"WouId urge you by all means TO
visit Puget Sound navy yard before
returning East. This viii be great
hsip in dealing with matters this
winter. Would also suggest and
lVrKs that you review war vessels now
Puget sound during your visit TO
get sound. and that orders be Civ.
n once TO the admiral OF the fleet
here 10 remain here for that pur.
until your arrival. Have just
u with Admiral Eberle, who In
khly gratified with great success Of
ffsit Of feet to Puget sound and
splendid feeling developed between
the navy and the citizens. Would
greatly appreciate II II you can car.
~ out the program mentioned
above"
In his telegram 20 Theodore Roose.
welt. jr.. acting secretary Of the navy.
Poindexter expressed similar wish.
Admiral EberIe. commander Of tbs
Pacific fleet. announced Friday that
the feet will not leave Puget sound
saturday. as originally scheduled.
but a sudden change in orders means
the vessels will remain here and At
Tacoma until Monday. at least. when
the entire fleet win assemble off Port
Angeles for a number OF days ma
neuvers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-25

.STEEL REALTY DEv, corr.
Nexxanina Floor Douglas Bidg.
Fourth and Union. Elliott 1907.
owNER WILL SACRIFICE NEW s.
room modern bungalow. on paved
Streets oak floors: fireplace. with
bookcases. large bedrooms. large
closets, linen closets In hall; lovely
buffet kitchen: large cement base
rnent. laundry trays furnace.
stairs 90 large attic. cement drive.
garaget $500. stth and y. Spruce.
Enaw fartaa fsmpffof 1Nat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-08-25

40 TON KELLY
Worm drive. late model. overhauiedi
good rubber.
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Acreage Bargain
NORTH END

,lty water. lights and phone avail
able: good black soil. some fine
FIR. cedar and maple trees. the best
soil. the best view and the lowest
priced choice acre tracts In tho
North End? Located at II. e5th IT.
(Morningside) and 42nd ave N. 10.
$3.50 an acre; $50 cash. Sic ner
month.
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Four-wheei drive. two-speed and
extra traction power. uuds motor.
VIII sell cheap.
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SO AUTOMOBILES ron SALE
Used Car Department
WHY'S Overland Pacific
Company

rast osso. ieth and n. rin..
We have = splendid line Of ilEht
standard ears on hand which have
been taken IN trade on new ears.
and afford wonderful buys. n GER
tainty IL worth while 20 aeo these
cars before finally deciding on
nlirnhnnlna any Automobile.
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LOOK EN- OVER

iiARGAiAA UsED TnucK8
Our prices must he right for We are
sold out. except the following fow
bargains
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7 FOR sALE-AcREAGE
BIG OPPORTUNITY

pi' vi Il Wv " ~ Il a
Fine i-acre aub-irriGated garden
tract. IN well settled district.
where electric light poles and wif-
ing are already installed. good
graded auto road in front Of prop
crty. Ideal location for poultry
raising and vegetable gardening.
Property has / acre cleared only
about GOO feet from seattie-Eyef-
EFT interurban railroad station.
Terms 400 cash. fis per month.
$40 WALKER BUILDING
Elliott 0fs2.
OWNER Will sACRIFIcE IDEAL
country home and poultry ranch. Q
acres good soil. 4 cleared: on coun-
~ road, 3. -miia from Nanitou
Beach or Ferncliff docks. Bain-
bridge island. fine roads. excel
lent boat service. good broom
plastersd house. buiit-in features:
good water supply. new chicken
house iexi20: new brooder house.
complete: gram house and out
buildings; bearing orchard. fenced
and cross fenced: tools. Price
$4,000. For terms address owner.
Box 400. Port Blakeley. wash.
r. r. ID. I.
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Tract tsox3sk: only blocks from
car line. and all In cultivation: 10
fine bearing fruit trees. also bsr-
rirs and good garden: ABUNDANCE
~ apples piums. pears. crab
apples and berries. s-roorn. electric
wallis; fully equipped bathroom;
2 chicken houses Lady has lost
her husband by death, and wishes
10 leave. 90 says sell" THIS u.
indeed, an exceptional buy. y u.
Thomas a Co. Inc. 1000 Third
ave Elliott ff49
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Ov~rhauied and good shape. cab
and Windshield. A real logger.
ntao trailer,
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Carter, Macdonald &
Miller. Inc.

2os Columbia St Elliott bs7o.
\CRE, WITH NEW BROOM BUM
ealow; wide sleeping porch: base
ment; well: outbuiidings. close I'M;
near Yves Moines blvd; near
school, store: Just across from golf
club. Ask for owner. store. Woods
Corner. $3.50: terms. Mia, Star.