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Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-17
SACRED HEARTS
& HUNGAR|ANS
Two Teams Stopped by Rain
Last Sunday With Perth
in Lead

The Hungarian Catholic Club base
ball team of this city will travel to
South Amboy tomorrow afternoon to
stack forces against the Sacred
Heart field.
Last Sunday afternoon the two
teams were engaged in battle when
the weather man interfered and re-
suited in the contest being called in
the first half of the third inning. The
visiting team was in the lead at the
time by an SO score.
Faltisco is scheduled to receive the
mound assignment for the Hungar-
ians in this contest, and Rasmussen
will be on the receiving end. Bucka-
lew and Lagoda will be in the points
for the Sacred Hearts. The remain
der of the lineup Of the Two teams
will be the same as in the gama
started last Sunday.
Manager Yuhas OF ~~ngariaH
team announces that = ii leave
the Cortland street Grub house a
2:15 o'clock on Sunday. to take thu
players and followers to the Soul
Amboy grounds. A practice session
will be held on City Field at
o'clock tonight.
The Sacred Hearts are confident
that they will down the coIors of the
Hungarians in this engagement. The
contest Is scheduled to start prompt
" at $3.50 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-17
To
PLAY VIKINGS
Weather Man Halted Contest
on TottenviIle Field Last
Sunday Afternoon

Southpaw Artie Romer of Totem
Vile, field manager of the Aque-
hongas, expects to annex his sec
ond victory for the T%ottenVille rep
resentative nine in a game with the
Vikings of Port Richmond on the
formers home field this Sunday aft
Last Sunday afternoon the Vikings
in three turns at bat failed to score
off Romer and only registered one
safety. The Aquehongas made one
hit in two turns at bat, but failed to
score, and were III in the last half
of the third inning when the down
pour of rain caused Umpire Robedee
to call time. When the rain stop
ped, the field was not in condition
to continue the game.
The Eagles, the colored mint Oh
Pleasant Plains, bowed to Romer
and his Aquehongas on the Totem
Vile field in a twilight game on We'd
nesday night. Romer did the pitch
ing for the home club and held the
hard hitting colored hali-tossers to
four hits. The final score of this
game was 81.
The veteran southpaw will be on
the hill for the Aquehongas IN sun
days contest and inasmuch as the
vikings Were set to give the Totem
Vile representatives a royal battle
last Sunday, the field manager Will
use his strongest lineup. Romer n
Walter Enrich were chosen held
manager and business manager OF
the Aquehonga team, a week ago
Ches Nesley of this city, will 40
the receiving on Sunday and Mike
Tague will be stationed at third base.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-17
!. NJ. /. A. )
REORCAN|ZED
Juniors of Last Year to Play
Light Senior Ball this
Season

The first local basketball team to
reorganize for the coming season
Is the Y. M. H. A. Juniors. This
team for the last three years has
been considered the leading jun
ior five in this section and this year
will play light senior ball. Combined
with the Juniors will be the Y. NJ.
HI. A. Flyers who last year beat the
juniors by several points.
The local Y. M. H. A. quintet is
making preparations to represent the
Perth Amboy association in the state
league which will be arranged at a
meeting to be held in this city in a
few weeks. The recognized team
will play in the new Y. NJ. H. A.
building upon its opening in a month.
1t is expected that Rufe Allen,
who coached the Y. M. II. A. fives
two years ago, will again be the
coach this year. Many still remem
Der the hard fought Intermediate
Junior battles for the championship
of the Y. NJ. Fl. A. 1t has not been
definitely decided who will manage
the quintet this year, although David
Horowitz was in charge last season.
School Stars In Lineup
Four men from last years record
making Perth Amboy High School
basketball varsity will be in the line
up when the five trots out on the
court for its first game, the second
week in October.
The men from the school squad
ire Polkowitz, Breslow, Fine and
Horowitz. Besides these there will be
on the roster Roth, who was on the
varsity squad at the high school,
Rosenblum, Mandel and Scott.
Practice sessions for the coming
season will begin next Monday night
at s o'clock when all the men are
expected to report at the present Y.
M. H. A. hall. Teams can book games
with the Hebrew representatives by
addressing Manager, Y. NJ. H. A
City.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-17
EMERALDS CARDED TO
PLAY SO. AMBOY OUTFIT

The EL-eralds of this city will play
the Sacred Hearts of South Amboy
on the latter's diamond this Sunday
afternoon. This is the second time
the two were booked to clash, the
first having been called off ION ac-
count of rain. The Emeralds will
have in their lineup Kennedy. Mali
nowski, j. Miller. L. Miller, w.
Mansfield. A. Mansfield, Anderson,
Lutis and LaForge. Next Tuesday
night the Emeralds will play the
Pirates in a twilight game at Won
derland Park.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-17
MORE GAME AND BETTER
SHOOTING BEING URGED

Field and Stream, a magazine de-
voted to hunting, fishing and outdoor
life, appeals to the five million Amer
lean hunters to lend their moral sup
port to the Public Shooting Grounds
Game Refuge Bill ''as a measure ap-
on which every true sportsman and
conservationist in the United States
should support and work for to the
best of his ability"
This measure was defeated in the
last congress by a very narrow mar
gin and will be reintroduced when
congress convenes next winter. Field
and Stream asks every sportsman 10
write his senator and representative
urging them to vote for the bill.
The purpose of this bill is to pro-
vide large In every State where
game may find a suitable and GER
tain refuge, particularly the migra-
tory wild fowl; places where they can
breed and rest free from molestation.
Lands acquired for the purpose Will
be the property of the federal gov
eminent and will be guarded by
federal game wardens. There will
be. however, no infringement of
states rights. the game laws Of the
states in each case governing the
shooting methods and seasons
The project will be financed by
requiring hunters TO purchase a fed
eral license. These licenses will cost
only q small fee and will be sold by
every postmaster, so there is no one
who cannot easily obtain one.
The proposed law is the greatest
conservation measure that has been
proposed in a generation. Within a
short time after It is enacted, con-
servation experts agree that it will
mean more game and better shooting
for everybody-not only those who
live within easy reach of the refugees
but everybody, everywhere, because
Of increased propagation and over
flow OF birds into practically every
county.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-17

in the state, but after the middle OF
the season, interest Jagged and home
games were discontinued for a time.
Fans Of this city, Carteret and neigh
boring towns, were however, greatly
interested in the Amboy-C arteref
series and these games drew big.
The Separates made a successful
showing IN games in the northern
part of the state last season, and
Manager J~acobowitz is confident that
he will secure many bookings in that
section, as a result. All of the lead-
Ing teams obtainable, will also be
brought to the borough court.
With the players mentioned above,
the borough magnate is confident
that his team will once again be a
real contender for the Middlesex
county championship, and an oppon-
ent worthy of consideration in the
fight for state henors.
Centers Plan
Miss Mabel King of the Roose-
welt Centers, one of the leading fe-
male teams in this state last winter,
is preparing plans for the reorganiz-
alton of her quintet for the COM
ing season. It is believed that this
team will be represented by practi-
eally the same lineup as last winter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-17

The local seml-pro pasenali ,eaw
,v,l, travel to Midtown tomorrow
affernoon to cross bats with Lne
REPRESENTATIVE nine of the
IRE Company on Michelin nelu,
The tiremakers contend tnat eneS
ore In the race for the MlooleseA
county championship. .o,s
If IA not known how n locals
will line up for Ibis game, put II II
nrobable that Manager Poulsen VIM
have his regular collection OF play
ers in attendance with the possipie
exception of Eddie Einhorn, "no
nlavs In a North jersey league on
Saturday. Flynn probably Will re.
ceiye the pitching
against the ~tiremakers.
Last Saturday afternoon the tMe
K defeated the Landing nine
If New Brunswick on the MIDTOWN
deld. Evans pitching for the Men
elm team and Stuart for the Lanu-
ings. The New Brunswick repre-
g1ntatives were twice beaten by n
Amboys this summer, once at New
brunswick and once on the Rarltan
Copper Works field.
Red Caps Sunday
The Red Caps will FURNISH the
opposition to the Amboys ON the
Raritan Copper Works field sunday
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-17
HUNGARIAN REFORMED nine
TO ENGAGE RED STARS

The Hungarian Reformed church
nine will have the Red Stars Of this
city as their opponents this Sunday
afternoon at the Woodbridge
grounds. This will be the second
game Of the year between the two
teams, the game being stopped on
account of rain in the fourth in
ming with the Amboy nine ahead,
6-1. Hackney or SSeplacky will toe
the mound for the Red Star combine
while Kara will hurl for the home
outfit. A week from this Sunday the
Stars will play the Helmetta rep
resentatives.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-17
PAGER TOSSERS
HELD H|TLESS
Hochheiser TwirIs School
Team to 10 Victory
Losers Fail to Hit

Lyman H~ochheiser, South Amboy
High School ace, but now IN the liv-
cry of the local high school indie
pendents, achieved for himself a
place in basebalIs Hall of Fame last
evening when he twirled a no-hit,
no-run game, the ambition of every
pitcher, against the loaded up PAGERS
by a 10 score. The only other
school boy slabman in this vicinity
to boast of a no-hit game is Marion
Nedswicki, who last night played
in right field for the school team.
For seven innings Hochheiser kept
the visiting nine from ever getting
the semblance of a hit and in only
one canto did a man get as far as
third base. 1t was the first win
scored by "Hoch" while IN the
mound for the local nine.
Hochheiser broke the winning
streak of the Perth Amboy High
School team early in the school year.
He struck out ten men during the
| repast and walked two. Gardella,
who has previously shut out the In
dependents, was hit for five safeties,
but otherwise pitched good ball. The
four new men in the lineup of the
PAGERS did not seem TO help much
and Jensen, a star batter, famed the
ozone three times in a row.
Hochheiser struck out three men
in the first inning and two each in
the third, fourth and sixth spasms.
In the third Gardella got around
to third but was out when a batted
ball hit him. This was the only time
the PAGERS got near the home plate.
The fourth inning gave the high
schoolers the one run needed to win
the game when Rhodes started with
a single, and Martin and Seaman
duplicated, scoring Rhodes. The lat
ter got two hits out of three times
at bat.
The box score:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-17
FLY COSTING RECORD

DENVER. Colo, Aug. 17.-What
Is believed to be a new record for fly
casting with a one-quarter ounce dis
lance bait was set by Fred Arbo-
CAST of Akron, Ohio, at the nation
al tournament of the National Asso-
citation OF Scientific Angling Clubs
here yesterday, when he tossed an
average distance of 20s feet in FIVE
casts. His longest cast was 215 feet.
Eight fly casters r competing in
the tournament in the sunken gar
dens pool here. The meet will end
Sunday.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-17
MURRAY BORLAND TWIRLS
WILLIAMSPORT TO VICTORY

Murray Borlund. of South Amboy.
and now with the Williamsport team
in the New York-Penn State League,
had an easy time yesterday register
ing a win over the Elmira nine by a
1913 score. Borlund formerly pitch
ed for the Elmira nine. Up until
the seventh canto the Elmira nine
got to the South Amboyan for only
one scratch bingle. In the whole
game he allowed only six hits, four
in the seventh VIII all the three
runs were scored off him.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-17
BLUE AND GRAYS ARE
WITHOUT SUNDAY BOOKING

The Blue and Grays OF North
Amboy r without a booking for
this coming Sunday and would like
to PLAY a strong senior nine. The
Blue and Grays have been going
good this year and a close game can
be expected by any Of their oppon-
ents. Manager Joseph Geneski. GIT
State street or telephone 1880 and
booking can be made.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-17
Spinning 90.

Summary-Three base hits, Creed.
Base on balls, Maluski, S; Monde
ker, 1. Left on base, Helme Co. 3;
Spinning Co., 4. Base on errors, Hell
meta. 2; Spinning Co, 2. Two base
hits, Maurice, Petroski. Struck out,
Maluski, 0; Mondoker, 6. Hit by
pitcher, Genest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-17
Brightons Beat Rocky Juniors

The Brighton Juniors won another
game on Tuesday night when they
defeated the Rocky Juniors by a
score of Z to 8. Dalton did the
twirling for the Brightons while
Sardone and Peterson did the pitch
ing for the Rockies. Urbanski feat
.ured for the winners getting two
home runs out of three trips TO the
plate. The Brightons have some
open dates. Bill Courtney, SIT
State street is the manager.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-17
Maurer Midgets In Race

The Maurer Midgets of North Am
boy are in the ace for the city
championship and would like to meet
any teams disputing their claims.
For games address. Manager John
A. Tx, Maurer. N. j
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-17

Two shoelaces, finger Of a glove,
half a cigarette. part Of a photo
graph, an old railway ticket. three
stamps, a safety pin. pieces Of red
clth and half a yard of bandas6
composed an old sparrow's nest
found in East Sleveland. York. Eng
land.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-17

Wood OF growing trees colored
nearly and desired shade by boring
a sianting hole through the foot of
the trunk and filling with the dye
solution which the % soon absorbs,
is a recent achievement of science.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-17
Dick Grnrhn Wins

ELDORADO, Ark, Aug. 17.-Dick
Griffin of Fort Worth, Texas, won a
newspaper decision over Midget
Smith. New York bantamweight.
here last night at the end of a ten
round bout
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-17

Cowboys OF Asia" is a name given
a tribe OF MonRolians on the north
ern borders of the Cobb Desert OF
Asia, as they r expert riders and
live almost constantly on horseback.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-17
BLACK sox Want Games

The Black Sox baseballers would
like to hear from some fast light
senior mines in this vicinity. Call
manager A. Gadomski between7 and
8 P. NJ Perth Amboy 1856.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-17
LEAGUE
RESULTS
National League

New York Z, Cincinnati /.
Brooklyn 8, st. Louis o.
Chicago 6, Boston 2,
Philadelphia 8, Pittsburgh B.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-17
American League

New York 8, st. Louis /.
Detroit 3. Philadelphia O..
Cleveland II, Boston 3.
Washington 3, Chicago >.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-17
National League

Cincinnati at New York.
ST. Louis at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Boston.
Pittsburgh at Philadelphia.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-17

New York at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Detroit.
Washington at Chicago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-17
Internatnnnl IeaCne
GAMES TODAY

Newark 3, Buffalo 2.
Reading 10, Syracuse 8.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-17

Forty-six medicinal springs at Hot
Springs, Arkansas, have a total flow
of 100000 gallons daily
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-17
PAGERS
Score by innings:

The summaEy-Base on balls. off
Hochheiser 2; struck out, by Hoch-
heiser 10, by Gardella 3; umpire,
Yves Hanson.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-08-17

Buffalo at Jersey City.
Toronto at Newark.
Syracuse at Baltimore.
Rochester at Reading.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-08-09
Eagle River Today

Eagle River, with a population Of
1900, is the county seat of Villas Coun-
ty, an incorporated village located on
the Ashland Division of the c. & N
w. Ry, on State Trunk Highway No.
81. and No. TO- 1t is situated in the
heart of the great summer resort coun-
try of the lake region of Northern Wis
consin, being built on the Eagle river,
which flows into the Wisconsin river
from a chain of 81 Iakes-the famous
Eagle chain, known throughout the
country as the Playground Of the
Middle West" It's business enterprise
is represented by two banks, mercan-
tile establishments of various kinds,
garages, ETC., catering to the needs Of
all who make it their trading center
There are churches in all leading den
ominations and good schools A new
100000 high school building will be
ready for occupancy in the fall of 1928
1t is in the center of one of the finest
agricultural and dairying regions of
the state, the soil being well adapted
to potato raising, dairying and the
livestock industry. A modern cream
cry furnishes ready market for all
dairy and farm products.
Two large sawmills and lath mill
furnish employment for a large num-
Der of men the year around.
The scenic beauty of the numerous
lakes and streams and the splendid
motor highways leading to all points
OF interest throughout the lake region
make Eagle River the ideal place to
live or to spend vacation It's eli
mate and rainfall are features that
greatly enhance its value as 1.-THE
Town Worth While
Eagle River is a city of substantial
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-08-09

business buildings and modern homes.
The business men are wide awake
and energetic and of wide business
acumen, who are ready at all times
to lend assistance to individuals wish
ing to locate in this thriving, desirable
cooperative community and are ready
at all times for their cooperation.
Otherwise a splendid representative
list of all other business houses where
"a large and up to date stock of mer.
chandise displayed by the merchants
makes shopping and trading pleas
urable experience. If you want to buy
or sell anything come to Eagle River
as in Eagle River the highest cash
prices are paid for produce and goods
are sold as cheap as conditions will
allow
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-08-09
Driving Distances
Miles from Eagle River

The Everett Resort--.-.-...---.-.----..-...... 6
Tilden Resort. ..---......................... 6
Yellow Bircch Resort IL
keystone Park Lodge. 3
Eagle Waters Resort Z
Perreault's Resort. IA
Kathan Lake nn-.....-..-...............-..-.. 5
Peninsula Inn.-................
Greenwood Ranch ..................... II
Thurston's Lodge -...................-.....-.. IL
The Morey Resort ................... 5
The Hemlock Resort -.-...-...-.,........ S
Red Oak Resort -..-.....-...... 10
Sisson's Resort -.....-.....--............ IA
Bromley's Resort .....-......-...-...-....... II
Inc FlueS IA
Pickerel Lake Lodge ..............-. IA
Boot Lake Resort ............................ z
The Lakota Resort ................-........... is
Long Lake Lodge .............-. 20
Sayner'S Resort .................. %
Forest Home Resort. %
Lost Lake Resort ............................. IL
Found Lake Resort ...................... IL
Maple Grove Resort .....................--.. 20
Hillside Resort ...-.......................... Is
Camp Vudesare -..,.--...................- 16
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-08-09

VILLAGE OFFICIALS
President Geo. A. Hall
Supervisor Frank A. Hall
Trustees &C. H. Wiegand, R.R.Ewald
Mrs. Ruby Radcliffe, E. D. Richmond
Edw Giese, David Rupert
Clerk-W Walter Gander Jr
Treasurer Thos. MacQuaker
Assessor Robert Persohn
Constable Robert Ziebell
Meet 3rd Monday of month.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-08-09
Railway Time Table

South bound)
No. II daily ex. Sun.-----..-.-....9:55 am.
Wisconsin Lakes Special
Daily ex. Monday -,--...-.,. 7:54 pm.
North bound)
No. Is daily ex. Sun.,,....-.--..... S;O5 pm.
Wisconsin Lakes Special
Daily ex. Monday SO am.
Evening star., 1923-03-02
FOR SALE-HOUSES

OWNER. LEAVING CITY. MUST DISPOSE
of nearly new Groom and bath modern house;
one of best NV sections: on 14th st. car line ;
immed. posses. Address Box 118-t, star omce
Evening star., 1923-03-02

> OFTICFS; Will RENT SEPARATE; ELE,
Nator and janitor service: wen lieh'eu anu
heated. 500 each Main .6l9.
Evening star., 1923-03-02
WANTED TO RENT

WANrED-TO RENT SMALL HOUSE OR
rooms, unfurnished, by reliable couple, with
daughter II years old; best references; rent
reasonable. Address Box 29SV. Star office.
WANTED, A SIN ROOM HOUSE, UNFUR-
nished: h.-w.h.. elect. cellar. yard: white
BOX 23i-E. Star office. 4s
Evening star., 1923-03-02
INVESTMENT PROPERTY
FOR SALE

INVESTORS.
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boulevard Apply 1917 L ST. NV.
Evening star., 1923-03-02

$1,000.
\ ST. Sc.
Near now Eastern High School; brick home
with front porch. rooms ard bath: large
yard: garage space. $500 cash. Immediate
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$3.50.
18th & MASS. AVE. Sc.
Modern colonial home: 3 porches rooms
tiled bath: hardwood floors: electric lights:
stationary tubs: large sleeping porch (screcned
I'M: big yard; plenty of room for garage. An
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terms Possession Immediately.
MARYLAND AVE. N Z.
Modern eight-room and bath brick home:
hot water heat. electric lights: laundry tubs;
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papered throughout. A real buy at S10,5OO
which includes extra lots for more garages
Possession with deed. Terms arranged.
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7th and II SITS. Ne. Lincoln S9I.
Evening star., 1923-03-02

VIRGINIA NEW. MODERN BUNGALOW,
HALF SQUARE TO CARS, SCHOOLS
$50 MONTHLY. INCLUDES EVERYTHING.
ADDRESS RON 16l-N. STAR OLEIGE. .
II. c. Mavnor Bargains.
Five-room bungalow: gas. electricity; city
water; close to trolley: $4,000. 500 cash. $40
per month Five c-room bungalow: gas. cleo
tricity. city wafer S4.aGO. sic0 cash. $40 per
month Four-roJm bungalow: gas. electricity.
water in the Kitchen; $500 $500 cash. $50
per month. Sec
Fl. c. Maynor, 3oIO ,33rd St.
Mt. Rainier. Md. PHI. Hy. ,3o5-W
MOVE IN.
Five room new bungalow: ami; h.-w.h.: :
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Fiye-room bungalow; gas. electricity: close to
trolley: $1,000, S400 cash. $40 per month
seven-room modern bungalow, one block of
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Seven room home: ami; h.-w.h.; $3.50.
81 900 cash. balance easy. Four-room bunga :
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Nj. Rainier. Md. Ph. Hy. 595-M
Evening star., 1923-03-02

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1863 FLA. AVE. Me- r. b., colonial
brick: h.w.h.: extra deep lot; $50.
MARYLAND PARK. Md fare: min.
walk to Chesapeake Junction car line: Or.
frame: porches; fine condition: city i'm
provements: IA. lot; high elevation; $3.50
. month
HIGHBRIDGE. MD.-Close to w. 2. & A.
eler sta about IS miles out: > n. ground, 5-r.
bungalow: cleo. light. etc: $50. 80.
TUNEDO, MD.-4-r. bungalow; good lot;
rent. $3.50
4. f. RYON CO., INC. 1923 F ST NJ. $500:
7-ROOM SEMIDETACHED. 2-CAR GARAGE.
hot-water heat. gas. electricity; immediate
possession; inspect. 14f0 Chaplin st. NV: $50
per month.
Robert III. Lewis, Main 1920. s.;
Evening star., 1923-03-02
WANTED-LOTS.
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

BUILDING LOT NEAR I4th AND KENNEDY
or Chevy Chase, south OF circle. Address Box
1s9-N. Star Office &c
Evening star., 1923-03-02

TWO OFFICES FOR RENT; EVERY con,
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Evening star., 1923-03-02
FOR SALE-HOUSES

67-S9 ROOM HOUSES, Sc. AND Ne, VA
cant; terms, $500 $500, S40-$60 per month;
you may find what you want.
p. d. HOLMES,
$40 18th st. NV Main 3677.