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Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-05-22
ST. JOHNS NINE BOWS
TO OLD RIVALS, 6 TO 4

The baseball team of ST Johns
College lowed in defeat to their OH
rivals OF the Johns Hopkins Univer
sity. on Saturday, by a score Of o.
4. The game was played on Home
wood Field, Baltimore, as the night
cap of a double-header staged by Hon
kins. University of Maryland takjus
the first battle by a count of > 20 q
Hopkins got away TO a good lead
in the second inning when three hits
base on balls. and a miscue liz
Cashen. at first for St Johns. all
lowed four runners TO race across The
plate. The Cadets got runs in the
third as the result Of walk. two
successive passed balls and an error
by Hopkins catcher The Cadets Got
another in the fifth and made a bil
in the ninth, by getting a fourth run
ner home on Puller's third hit OF the
game. With another runner on base
Matthews failed to connect and the
game was over Score by innings,
r. II. f.
Hopkins -. .040 O10 0lx-6
! ST. Johns. 0O2 OlO O0l-4
Batteries -Knecht and Wilson aul
| Holland: Tall and Boston
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-05-22
Nightcap OF Program

The race between tho varsity crew
was. OF course. the big attraction OF
the afternoon. II was the nightcap
of the program. the freshmen event
having been pulled off first, and IL
was rowed under better conditions OF
water than were tho other two races.
The crews got away to good
start, but the Navy she'll soon began
to creep TO the front. and when tho
half-mile point was reached the Mid
dies were leading by half a length.
BY that time they had settled down
In their stroke, anu SO had the
Orange oarsmen. There was no per-
ceptible difference in the distance be-
tween the craft for the next half
mile. but from then on the Navy boat
slowly but steadily shot TO the front.
Soon the Navy boat was leading by
length and half. BY that slime
the Middies had raised their stroke
10 nearly SO to the minute, while
Syracuse was pulling a long "a clip,
In the final stretch the visitors
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-05-22
ARMY WINS 3 EVENTS

In a dual track meet Saturday the
Army won over Springfield Training
College, 91h TO 3415.
The Army lacrosse team defeated
Penn State by the one-sided score,
Is to l.
In the baseball game Army smoth-
cred Fordham under a score of 13
to A.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-05-22
American History
DAY BY DAY
By T. r. Green
NAY -

NAY -
The Constitution was APP
proved by Rhode Island on
May %, 1890.
Martha Washington died on
May %. 1902.
A protective tariff was en-
acted by Congress on May %.
1924.
Southern ports were opened
by President Johnson on May
%. 1865.
The Modoc Indians surren-
dered to the United States on
May %. 1878.
Pullman cars were boycott
ted by the American railway
union on May %, 1894.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-05-22
This One A waIk-Away

'fF Vtt - fAhN--hN&g
Nays second varsity crew had a
veritable walk-away from the start.
The Middies got the jump on their
opponents and soon there was open
water between the two shells. In this
race the Syracusans rowed in ragged
form. frequently splashing. and there
by lessening the momentum of the
craft. The naval lads were not forced
to extend themselves. though they did
put on steam" at the finish.
The crews. with weights. follow:
Naval Academy Varsity Gal
lagher, ITO; No. 2. Higgins, 173: No.
-. King, lS4; No. 4. Bolles. 1871: No.
). Sanborn. 1855; No. 6, Johnston. 1872;
No. Z. Loe. 1866; stroke, Frawley, 1888 !;
coxswain, Gwinn, ia.
Syracuse Varsity Bow. Page, 100;
No 2. Quigg. $780, No 3, Gormon. ITS /;
No. 4, Howard, 1873; No. 5. Brewer,
1888; No. 6. Hoople, 2OS; No. Z, Hordil,
III; stroke, Worden, 1871; cokswain,
Marvin, 112.
Naval Academy Second-Bow, Dahl
gren. IT'S; No. 2. Wanselow. 10: No.
3. Kirkpatrick. 176; No. 4, Strohecker,
1873; No. 5. Washburn. 1872; No. 6
Moss, 1874; No. Z, Walsh, IFS; stroke,
Kendall, 172; coxswain. Tracey. 1O7.
Syracuse Second-Bow, Wise, 1862;
No. 2, Mckee, l6S; No. 3, Lapham
1856; No. 4. Lamy. 176; No. 5, Waldorf
1888; No. 6. Muser. 1855; No. Z, Gal
lagher, 1885, stroke. Holcombe, $50:
cowswain, Pease, 1870.
Naval Academy Plehes-Bow, King
10; No. 2, Powell, 175; No. 3, Zuber
no; No 4, Bell, 10; No. 5, Mitchell,
IT'S; No 6. Chillingworth. 176: No. Z,
Clyde, 179; stroke, Compton, 100;
coxswain, Field, 113.
Syracuse Freshmen - Bow, Gilvay
165; No. 2, Rogers, 1853; No. 8, Bal
lward, 1856; No. 4, Machines, ia; No
5, Pfeiffer, $50: No. 6, Brown, 1872
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-05-22

'No, sir, amt begging"
"Hey?"
I'm just conducting a small drive
or.myself." He got dime.-Kansas
City Journal.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-05-22

made gallant effort 10 cut down the
lead but their challenge was met only
BY greater effort on the part of Uncle
Sans wards and in a burst OF speed
the Navy shells shot across the finish
mark three lengths 20 the good. The
time OF $50 was considered good.
Freshmen Brush Spectacular
The brush between the freshmen
crews probably was somewhat more
spectacular. The Navy plebes got of
TO wonderful start. The cedar craft
fairly appeared to lift out OF the wa
ter as the younger Middies buried
their sweeps, and IN less than 200
yards they had margin Of over half
length
The crews got away at about the
same pace as did the varsity eights,
and rowed and displayed much the
same tactics Of Workmanship as did
the senior crews. At no stage did the
Syracuse freshies appear dangerous
and the pleies had something in re-
serve. as evidenced by the fact that
they increased their lead by more than
a length in the last half mile OF the
course.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-05-22
Effort Al Rally Fails

The Middies made a game effort
for a rally i'm the closing innings.
but Wise was invincible and batsmen
we're retired in the eighth and ninth
with comparative ease. Kyle played
a splendid game at first for Gettys-
burg. as did Durgin for Navy, Harris
and Barchet and Barchet and Durgin
figured in two fast double plays for
Navy,
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-05-22

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE
Scores OF Yesterday

Baltimore, 81; Newark, 20.
"Reading. So: Jersey City, rs.
Rochester, s; Syracuse, 4.
Toronto-Buffalo (rain)
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-05-22

No. z, Donohue. 100: stroke. Engren,
ITS; coxswain. Mang, 102.
Ball Tossers Routed
In the baseball game, the naval
lads were completely at the mercy OF
Wise. the diminufive twirler OF the
visitors. who let them down with four
scattered hits. He was master OF the
situation all the way and was given
gilt-edged support the two miscues
by the visitors coming in row in the
fifth inning, but they did not prove
costly.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-05-22
Four Singles In Row

Only 80 tatsmen faced the visiting
hurler. Four got singles, two walk
ed, and two OF these were nailed at
second. On two occasions the Mid
dies got runner as far as third. but
the necessary bingle was not forth
coming.
A single. sacrifice hit and two
errors gave Gettysburg its first tally
in the third session. In the fourth
Bream. Fisher. Wise and Hersh hit
safely in a row. and two runs were
the result. In the seventh the Penn
sylvania collegians again got TO big
Ike Neimeier and punched hits. Gin
gerick. Mordan and Weiser singled in
succession. Kyle doubled, and a
single by Bream brought in four runs
during the session.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-05-22
80 innings.


st. Louis at New York.
Chicago at Washington.
Detroit at Philadelphia.
Cleveland at Boston.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-05-22
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Scores OF Yesterday

sNew York. s.: St. Louis, 5.
Washington. s: Chicago, /.
Other clubs not scheduled
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-05-22
\. Y. Guardsmen Best Shots

The rifle team of the Seventy-first
New York Guard Regiment won the
custody for one year of the bronze
statue of Davis. which is the trophy
of the annual match.
Captain Dreher, of the visitors, and
Midshipman Cults tied for first indi-
vidual honors with 236 in $50, but
Captain Dreher was awarded the hon
or, his winnings being on the higher
ranges.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-05-22
How Crews Finished
MIddies The Real Class

The clean sweep by the naval lads
again demonstrated that Glendon has
developed the best crews of the age,
for Syracuse brought TO Annapolis
three combinations Of heavy and pow
erful handlers of the sweep, probably
the most representative Fights that
Ten Eyck has even turned out at the
New York institution.
While they displayed good form al
times. they lacked the consistent
smoothness and polish as shown in
the Navy shells. nor did they have
the stamina and endurance in the
final stretch of the brushes.
The work OF the visiting varsity
crew was, however. highly commend
ed by Navy rowing enthusiasts foi
the surprisingly strong race they
rowed against the all-powerful Navy
seniors
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-05-22

TOday's Schedule
Syracuse at Rochester.
Reading at Jersey City.
Other clubs not scheduled.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-05-22
Breaks 1oO.Yd. Dash Record

With the decisive score of rs 1-3 to
2S % over Lafayette, the Midship-
mems field and track team ended a
season in which it has not met de-
feat. AS the visitors had a small
team. third places did not count in
the score.
The sprinting of Leconoy, of the
visitors, was easily the feature, and
his time of 8 40 in the hundred
yards, it was announced. clipped a
tenth of a second from the intercol-
legiate record. He also won the two
twenty in good time and the broad
jump.
No Academy records were broken,
though Huckens equalled the Acad-
envy high figure, his own, in the high
hurdles, going the distance in 10 4-5
seconds.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-05-22
JUST BASEBALL
Daily Scores, Schedules, And
Club Standing Of The
Major Leagues
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Scores OF Yesterday

Brooklyn, s; Chicago, 4.
Cincinnati, 5; New York, 1.
Boston, 4; St. Louis, 3.
Other clubs not scheduled
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-05-22

Second game 10 innings.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-05-22

Today's Schedule
New York at Cincinnati.
Boston at st. Louis.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-05-22

Seyenty-first Regiment, New York Ma
tional Guard by a score OF 2.6SI. 20
2,66l. On the field and track the
naval lads won decisively over Laf-
ayette College. OF Easton Pa, IS 1-3
TO 2s % points. The tennis contest
with the racqueters OF University OF
Pennsylvania resulted Sail. each
team taking two strings OF singles
and one in doubles.
How Crews Finished
All OF the boat races were rowed
over the two-mIle course Of Upper
Severn river and the official time At
the finish was
Varsity-Navy. $50: Syracuse. 1906.
Second Varsity-Navy, 1921; SYRIA
cuse. 1898.
Parliamentary, 1929; Syracuse
1899.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-05-22

Totals. ...29 0 q 10 3
1Batted for Kelly in ninth inning.
Gettysburg. o OIL 90 40 OF
Navy. -. 90 0 0 0 0 0 0 90
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1922-05-22

Two-base hit-Kyle Sacrifice hit
Wise. Stolen base-Harris. Bases on
balls-off Neimeier, 3; off Kelly, 1;
off Wise, 2. Struck out-By Wise
D; by Neimeier. 4. Double plays
Mckee to Barchet; Barchet to Dur
gin. Umpires-Hughes, of Washing
ton, tehind bat; Clark, of st. Johns
on bases. Time of game-1.55.
Evening star., 1922-06-05
FOR sALE-APARTMENTs.

DESIRARLY LOC ATED BETWEEN 14th AND
10th NV: II apartments: room and bath to
rooms and bath; rents and operating ex-
penses low. Gross rentals. S9,SN. Moderate
cash payment. attractive terms. Let us submit
UNION REALTY CORPORATION.
Min Stl3 14lO y ST. NV.
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A MOST UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY

MOST UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
West Of 18th street-nOrth of Park road.
Beautiful new tapestry brick home in an
ideal location overlooking proposed new
parkway: unusually large bedrooms: glass
inclosed sleeping porch: individually planned
with many new innovations and Of construc-
tion and finish only to be found in homes
costing considerably more. Lot 142- IT. deep
to paved alley. Price only $9.975. We urge
your immediate inspection. as this home
should be sold quickly. (90S37.l
o. r. ZANTZINGER, RealtOr,
912 Tenth street NV. Main b3I1.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued

! TO COL.ORED..405 18th ST. NE. ROOMS
and bath: brick house; newly papered and
painted: large sleeping porch. half screened
Room 4Os District National Bank bldg Main
4535. After 6 pm. Clarendon 20 W..
EAST CAPITOL NEAR 9th ST.-STRICTLY
modern light brick and stone dwelling. re-
Gently repuinted and papered throughout. in
edns roof 10 doh; %d baths ons1 aaa M
cept first trust Apply mornings to Z. w.
MCINTYRE. .24 c st. NV.
A BARGAIN.
On Georgia ave-An attractive colonial home
Of 9 rooms. bath: furnace heat aud gas light :
lot to alley. Price. $500; terms. cash 900.
JOHN QUINN COMPANY. Inc.
Main 49,. 70i 18th NV.
ONEHALF SQUARE GEORGIA AVE.
An attractive detached home OF : rooms.
BATH electric lights. 1t is situated on lot
of lO0ft. frontage by depth OF 80 #: con
tains fruit trees. grapevnes and garden.
JOHN QUINN COMPANY. Inc.
Main 49,. 1O3 18Th st NV.
BLo0MINGDALE
A very nice home OF G rooms. bath: good
heating plant plenty Of room for garage;
property in good condition and well located.
Price and terms right
Main 49, 7O4 18th NV.
A DOWNTOWN HOME LOCATED on BrsI-
ness street and rapidly increasing in value.
There aud bath. latrofpe heat.
pied 10y owner. who will give prompt posses
sion. Price. Ss.SD: very reasonable terms.
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
5Ii-1a-16 Bond bldg.
18th and New York ave-.
Main 44o
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NEW HOME

N,S5UIEasy Terms.
You will be delighted with this new home
located in one Of the best NV sections and
W. heat & cleo: concrete front porch; sleep.
Ing porch; good yard to alley. In fact. every
thing that you could wish for in home: Al
Main $500. BAUMAN & HEINZMAN. T34
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
WOODBRIDGE. d. G.
FOR sALE-Continued.


New 5.room bungalow: up-to-date; ami.
$500 cash.
Six-room house. slate roof. anil. garden.
garage; will sell at sacrifice.
Nine-room sem-bungalOw: large rooms.
Dullt-ln garage, nenr cars, extra lot, beauti-
full grounds: big bargain.
Other bargains in houses and bungalows in
Woodbridge and BroOkland: choice lots.
groom bungalow for rent: also first floor
apartment. furnished or unfurnished.
M. Q. BULL,
y. 66ll ]. 200 Rhode Island ave. ne.
FOK RENT.
CBURBAN-BEATTIFUL HOME. 9 ROOMS.
bath; electricity. gas, telephone; garage; gar
den. flowers. fruit, lawn, summer house. etc.
completely furnished. including piano: low
rent. Apply no lI'h st. room 209. -
SEVEN ROOM BUNGALOW: WATER IN
Kitchen. electricity, piptless furnace garage.
garden land. fruit. one-fare zone; $40. Take
District line car to end OF route. walk south
about fifteen minutes. through Maryland Park
TO Central ave. and new roadway. Ask for
PERKINS G.
BUNGALOWS. SHACkS. TENTS. CAMP
sites, on Potomac. Cabin John: boating. bath
ing. fishing: circulars LELAND BARTON.
tsi1 + ST. NV. IL
LADY AND GENTLEMAN OR TWO LADIES
to share part of suburban home: near cars.
Phone Adams 2139. .
FOR RENT-5-ROOM BUNGALOW, NICELY
furnished only so per mo. +. A. LINGER.
ooS11 r. /
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nOWNTnWV HONT

A handsome downtown property Of individual
| construction and one that would be hard to
duplicate at several thousand dollars more
than the price asked. Four-story brick. con
tanning sixteen rooms. three modern baths
hot water heat. electric lights, and many
| huilt-in features; F1reproei garage for two
we'll situated for rOom-rening purposes I'm
mediate possession; easy terms. A decided bar
gain $4,000.
BOSS & PHELPS
Address 14O6 II 8. NV. Phone Main 1910
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WANTED TO BUY.


SMALL HOUSE. VICINITY SMITHSONIAN.
Address Box :la-A, Star office.
SIN OR EIGHT ROOM HOUSE OOIORED)
In northwest section. Address Box 313 ID. Star
office. %
SEVERAL SMALL HOUSES. WHITE OR
colored: any size. small large; cash Ad-
dress Box 3o1-D. Star office.
FOR QUICK RESULTS LIST YOUR PROP
erty with MS. We have waiting list of buy
erS DISTRICT REALTY INV. ENCH., Inc.
a34 New York ave Main 1880 l0'l.
A SIN OR EIGHT ROOM HOUSE IN
northwest northeast section: with garage
preferred; not over 1000 lO22 Vermont
ave. NV. Phone Main 50IO. O.
SMALL HOUSES OR ROWS OF HOUSES
showing good net returns based on solid val
ues. Address BOX SIC. Star Office. -
q 10 y ROOM HOME IN diOUD KEsiDEN.
t;al section. city D. c. suburbs. 1l0S 18th
st. Phone Main 3t2.
WE HAVE 4 NCMRER OF CLIENTS LOOK
ing for various kinds of residence and bust
ness property: all sections OF the CITY, sub
s'amtial cash payments. Call, write or phone
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO co. Oh y. Y. ave:
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COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.


Brand-new homes. one square of 18th,
$3.50: 81. 500 cash. $75 per month.
We offer these properties for the first time
as being decidedly the very best home value
obtainable in this desirable locality. They
are Of tapestry brick, colonial type. having @
good sized rooms and tiled bath: unusually we'll
planned and attractiyely finished, comprising
fort: large front and double rear porches:
deep lot and a buit-in garage ~; These , homes mes
terms asked. and should be seen at once.
(sSs37.) 1n, ,,.
a12 Tenth street NV Main 5371.
TAKOMA PARK.
One Of the prettiest bungalows in this at
norch: breakfast porch screened in; pipeless
furnace, electricity and gas: hardwood floors
throughout and chestnut trim: open fireplace: {:
built-in bookcases; lot 50x135; pretty shade
and shrubbery. A complete and lovely home.
Price. $4,000. Equity in cash about S. 400.
S57. so per month t87S337)
O. B. ZANTzINGER, Realtor.
912 Tenth street NV. Main 5311.
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NEAR 10th ST.
$50 n0n

Located in one Of Washinxto tons best sec
tfons, near 18th st. and not far from the
reservoir This pretentious little home is en-
tfreIy detached and modern in every respect.
Large lot; new, and vacant; you can move
rieht in. Terms arranged Phone Main $500.
1880 9th ST.-vACANT; ROOMS. BATH,
cellar: furnace. L. W. GROOMEs, 1416 +
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Fine Suburban Home.

30 minutes from Treasury; excellent car
service: one fare; rooms and bath: electric
ity: modern plumbing; newly papered and
painted throughout: lot over one-half acre /:
100 feet frontage; fine shade trees lawns
and flowers. Owner will sell at the low pri. e
of 5000, on very reasonable terms: imme istA
possession. Owner premises, SJ21 Valley
ST., Mt. Rainier, Md.
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$1O.75O.
TAYLOR STREET.

Located between 18th and 14tf' sts.. a most
popular and convenient locality. Comparatively
new colonial type home. six very large rooms;
tile bath. large front and douhl. rear pnrchcs
hof-water heat: electric lights. and a built in
heated garage. Occupied by an Army officer
VIII" is leaving the city and must he sold at
once.
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FARMS
FOR SALE.

s ROOM HOUSE, /. ACRES. $1,000: NEAR
Rockville: ground planted farming imple-
ments: immediate possession; bargain. GEO.
7. HI IL. Rockville. Md. %
FOR SALE CHEAP-RI'N-DOWNF FARM. 800
acres. 100 clear. 100 in heavy timber. miles
from stale rd. 3 miles from county seat and
Potomac river: = small houSrs. = barns
See owner after > O'Clock. 1910 nth st.
NV. -
HAVE TIE FARM YOU WANT. WHERE
YOU want il: see me; fine old colonial homes.
colnnirrcial orchards. truck and poultry farms.
Arthur NJ Connor oxford Rld... I26 l4th st.
INV. Roam 2:..::. Pin. Main 7lI6.
NINE ACRES OF LAND. IN PRINCE
Georges county. Md. all cleared and fronting
800 f. ON state road: about fifteen miles from
Capitol: ideal for trucking or chicken raising.
Price. S>15: ST: cash.
PRATHER & ROBINSON,
l1i-lJ-l; Rond bldg.
lith and New York ave.
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BOSS & PHELPS,
BRAND-NEW HOMES
S1o.75O.
CHEVY CHASE d C.

Decidedly one of the most beautiful Chevy
Chase properties. located one-half block east
of Conn. just off the circle 4 hand
some detached house. planned and huilt by
prominent architect for his own home En-
tremely large rooms: four bedrooms and two
tile baths. with showers: large porch.s.
pensive fixtures. and many individual features
Strictly modern in every detail. A home that
should be seen TO be appreciated.
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BROOkIANU. II. {.
ONLY s7.75O-s1. 600 CASH-s65 PER MO.
Immediate occupancy: seven nice. sunny
rooms: recepton hall and bath; hot-water
heat: electricity and gas: coal range and Jew
eli gas range; large pantry: plenty closets:
newly papered and painted throughout: front
no.ch: detached. In good condition May we
show you this home at once. Call Sales De-
partment. - (1O4S3O
912 Tenth street NV. Main 5311.
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BOSS e. PHELPS

THE HOME OF HOMES.
1906 H St. NV. Main a,lo
q REAL, EST,T BoAED
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So.S5O.
SAUL'S ADDITION.

Homes al this type seldom offered az
such an unusually low price. II is of 'be
best construction, two stories and attic. four
bedrooms and tile hath second floor. osh
foors; large front and sleeping porrles hot
water heat and electric lights: deep lot t.
paved a!l"r: brick garage: now Vacant \
real bargain. See 1t al once.
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

OWNER OF NEW APT. HOUSE MIST SELL
on account Of health location of building suit
able for high-ciass colored patronage; small
cash payment. or trade for western property
AgentS. attention, liberal commission. Address
R"X s2E, Star Office.
,p.SS AUTOMOBILE. FIRST-CLASS CON
1itirn. four new cord tires: newly painted: 4
fine lookinS car; for diamond. clear lot or
equity in improved property; big bargain.
ri RORINSON. $50 Munsey bldg.
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WANTED-TO RENT

wANTEn-TO RENT FURNISHED HOUSE.
6r or more any white section. give price ana
street numher in first letter. Address hox
2E. Star office D.
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S15.SOO.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.

Must he sold ~ 4 beautiful modern
home in splendid locality. convenient 10
Conn. ave. and cf.yv Chase car lines Two
story aud attic. eight rooms "A bedrooms and
two tile baths On second foori. maids room.
oak floors throughout: Instantaneous heater:
hrenkfaN' and inclcsed sleeping porCho>: hot
water heat. electric lights Newly Ierura -ei
throughout. Nice yard and brick garage:
Immediate possession. reasonable terms