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Evening star., 1923-03-22
$1,000.
Chevy Chase.

most attractive home and one that will be
worth your time to inspect. Two stories and
attic. eight rooms a hedrooms). tile bath, ex-
ira tile lavatory on second 6cor: large living
and dining rooms; open fireplace; oak floors;
h.-w.h.. cleo; garage.
Evening star., 1923-03-22
EXCELLENT VALUES.

Detached Center Entrance Home s525oo-Easy Terms.
80 feet Of 10th St.
lot 1l5S with wonderful
$500
Od Arlstocratic Georgetown HomeSI2 5oo-Easy Terms
ain ss % mt
IS
s,ehsn second
roe sos automobile
VIII sell quickly @ ~
Near Capitol on Nd Ave-SoZ Z5o-Easy Terms
iosd by HiEhcla big Hnse
Detached-Chevy Chase. D. C.-S1o75o-Easv Terms.
SspsIon tiled
saa'e' instantaneous heater attic An
oorner-West Chevy Chase D. C-S925O-Easy Terms
Of 8
DoreA big and
Particle Built Homes
45o5 to 4523 Arkansas Ave NV Buchanan and I1th
$o.5oo on $1,000 Cash and $50 Total Monthly
% 9s s s' cs hs. sS sD Ds.s n. rs
WILLIAM X. HARTUNG & COMPANY,
11oo 10th ST N.Y.: u. - Phone Main z2.
Evening star., 1923-03-22

MAIN 1870.
Evening star., 1923-03-22
FOR sALE-HoUsEs

FOR sALE-H0USES
223 i2th 81: Nb.-BEAUTIFUL 5Yx: :R60A
snd bath brick house; hot-watsf beat; cen.
crete ceiiar; double brick se.ss; . bargain at
~ JOS. JoS!' a. SDshh hEksERRRT sRR2nsnsS, Sons. sI
Exclusive Agents.
6l6 East Capitol 81.
CHEVY CHASE BUNGALOW.
De.igned and constructed for the seeker Of
S,. sns Ideal ideal cosy homo: brand-ne dstashsd ,d
to suit your purse; only $3.50; q 900 cash.
s7O per month. Il beat. rent 80,
~ ,s,h sh4s: =: R:S 3 SsAopR, REAlrGs; a:.. So
ON ST.. NEAR ALL GOVERNMENT DE-
partnets. large house suitable for room
renting: on large lot; price. $4,000; viii sell
VI ,.,1 UNION ! re. REAL9fT' 9!f'is, icso,kroR4r1ox;
't'0 Q st. n'' Res,,or. Main ais
sectton modern 6-room and bath house. with
inc.osed breakfast and sleeping porch: ouilt-in
ss:Fe large lot .1surban home Of un-
,.o GSIoS 4 i, REALTY ooRPoktTIoT; IT,.
Near New Sacred Heart Church.
Vacant.
Price $1,000 Nine large. bright; rooms.
Parlor with open fireplace. hrst-hoor kitchen,
nFe oeorooms, sleeping porch, large cellar;
new electric fixtures: newly papercd and
painted. This house is priced very Vow and
can he bought on easy terms.
A MCNEIL CO., AcLachlen Building.
Main b844 North 7o34 tafter sikh.
s., ,5o0-NEAR 7th AND X Me-, GROOM
bungalow. brick. bath. cellar, furnace;
space for garage; possession.
$s,75o-Sear East Capitol and 9Th, 1o-roouu
bungalow. brick. 2 baths; hot-water
heat; cleo; terms.
GRAY & BOWLES, INC,
Lin. 1888 ~ s,h :,
Evening star., 1923-03-22

Mt. Pleasant,
Overlooking the Park.
10 rooms and bath; good heating plant,
electric lights; End door now rented to cover
PAYMENTS. Price $500.
Exceptional Value in Columbia
Heights.
Practically new rooms til. hath. hot.
water heat: electric lights. glassed-in sleeping
porch. hardwood dnisn. This house is an Ell
ceptionnl buy st a very low price, $9,bOa Also
room for garage.
On nth St. Near Spring Road.
Semi detached: larxr. light rooms. tile
bsth; good hestinE plant. electric Iights:
double garage to wide paved alley second
moor equipped for light housekeep.ng Including
white enamel sink and gas; double screened
sleeping porch. Now rented to tenants for
Sa month. Consider this wonderful ysJoe
priced at 50. ono. and purchaser who can pay
Si.op cash Monthly payments Will be ad-
yusted to your own terms.
Northeast, Near Rhode Island
and Third Street.
Sir rooms and hath colonial b~.ck: new
mouse; b1ilt-in garsge; all modern conven-
ience house tn excellent condition. Good 10
cation Can he bought for $3.50
SIDNEY a. RAYMOND.
REAL ESTATE,
No. One Thomas Circle.
Phone Main s633
Evening star., 1923-03-22

SOUTHWEST.
o35 G st. s.w.
Large, seven room and bath house: detached:
lot has 4 frontage Of % feet. running back to
alley, with garage in rear. Price. s. 600.
PARK PLACE.
siI-room and bath house with sll modern
Improvements Facing Soldiers Home. Alley
In rear. Possession in about 15 days. Price,
S., 500.
MOUNT PLEASANT.
One block to 18th and Col. road.
nine room house; In perfect condition; :;
built BY BreuninEer: has hardwood floors
throughout. with all modern improvements
Alley In rear. An exceptional buy. See US at
once. Price. S14,5O0
ASHMEAD PLACE.
Near Connecticut i've.
L very attractive, ten-roou and three hath
homo. All modern improvements. Three sleep
Ing porches garage and alley IN Third
story could lie Lsed au apartment. Over
looking Rock Greek Park. See for an q p
pointmens
CHEVY CHASE BARGAIN.
A beautiful. detached. brick house. contain
ing eight large rooms nd two complete baths
with all modern improvements. Situated
lot 6Ox15O With paved street and alley.
Ruilt-in garage. Beautiful shrubbery. lmme-
diate possession.
L. E. BREUNINGER & SONS,
Colorado bldg Main $40
Evening star., 1923-03-22
Carefully Selected List OF the Best Buys in the National
Capital and Suburbs

Carefully Selected List OF the Best Buys in the National
Capital and Suburbs.
" 'se " investigate such ''
Chevy Chase, D. C-S145oo a4oo Block n Cap StsSooo
d @ 'ts s. rs'eR ssrs ans sA sx. sas.s rooms and BATH brick garage
nss Lying Buchanan Near I2th-S12ooo
ss sss s % every % ss and On bot et s. @
Chevy Chase D. C-S11soo Mass. Ave Heights-sa4ooo
ssat ses ss"s; ia s9 sps.ss .ss ssa % .5s = baths &C
s p'4ss .ssa @ coalition haTs I 4oqs tear ] tu7 % ssss s
bargain 1s Ef" home fS @ asa sdfsS sS1hss. sas "'a
loheVy chase D. C-s18ooo Critenden St West of 14th-
doe sbh 10 e0se ae,.Ssa s ebf 6rb ois ssssn ST $500
@ RI. s: s:!ss s e. @ = +
18th and Longeou$Io5 500 van F puea D. NV
.sssas @ @ | % s:.s % good si
Deafed West 141-SI5 500
DO trim: screens;
a s6a: ns sesns @ perfect RsLsn This
Dsasaid uTs. ~ t ., e Corner in Brookand-S885o.
Very complete sran and .s d. s in .s ;' s
ss s fn%s @ s @ t asDns Pr .sH sen' many 0'
Columbia Heghts-$I5ooo.
I4th St Heighs-S8. 500 detached house
@ s & s :: . 5 .;: s: EFT? II S s: i
sas ssa 'sp s 9 Rh ras. ts % and oar Cleveland Pa-s15oo
good lot oom a'FtI .G bath nN house. ssr eSe hoT to h. ns
Montelo Ave NE.-$5,5oo ] - % ensli
sH & % ' psa ssHs sssss ss" on sss s
u:., Ne es Fourth St. N.W-$S,35o
@ s s s:.s!: s7: mn s' @
S % wA1zsR T5T @ HOMES @ a 's ] % I R
~ per even ~ ~ @ - " " " between ~ " ~ '
SIS 18th ST. NV. Main 24so
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SOUTH -s8.o5o, Terms

SOUTH BROOKLAND-S8o5o Terms
f1tur a
idinngr and bre room
is
PETWORTH-$775o Terms.
brick and tiled First
in the ton OF bus ands
unes; largb
TAKOMA PARK, D. C-$I3ooo.
4
be
SIXTEENTH STREET HEIGHTS-$I3Z5o
conin
Ugifs hrd~ large
porhcsco
MT. PLEASANT-S145oo 500, Terms
and twoba decorated thrughon
electric fo
SOUTHEAST-S5,5oo Terms
Pennsyv vani d n Location contim
cnt by jus been is kind
condition This good buy could not be built
MORRIS CAFRITZ COMPANY Inc
oI3 5th Street NV. Main 61z.
Evening star., 1923-03-22
S12,75o.
Cleveland Park.

Naval o6bcer leaving the city Is Offering this
detached home at q most sala BILE price. Dutch
colonial type, center hall plan; six well ar
ranged rooms. tile bath; h.-w.h., cleo; oak
floors Lot 5Ox1i1.
Evening star., 1923-03-22
SI2Z5o.
$1,000.
Park View.

Located only one-haaf block from beautiful
splendid rooms, tile bath. breakfast and sleep
ing pcrcbes outside pantry; h.-w.h.; lot 142
feet deep. with garage. An exceptionally
good buy.
Evening star., 1923-03-22

NORTHEAST.
NEW HOMES-S5oo CASH.
Colonial homes porches, bright and bath;
hotwater heat, electric lights all modern improvements;
big yards. Price, $3.50. Only few LETT,
S3,35o-VACANT.
Fifth ST. n.e.-Brck house with front porch. rooms;
newly papered and painted inside and OUT lot 2oxIoo;
plenty OF for garage. Small cash payment balance
monthly
S5Soo-G ST. NE
Attractive bay-Hndow brick dwelling OF six rooms and
BATH cellar furnace heat ncosed sleeping porch long
yard paved alley garage property fstcass condition
and immediate possession be obtained $500 cash.
Get Our Big List OF Northeast and Southeast Houses
HOWENsTEIN BROS,
9TH AND H SITS. NE LINCOLN So7.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-SIs,ooo
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NEAR 10Th AND STS.-S12,5oo
% % @ not % sosSas not easy S terms '
BROOKLAND-SS55o
s. s. ss .F Ssss s &
442 10th ST. S.W-s35OO
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OF
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- m u,.un Exclusive Agents.
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$I3,5oo.
Columbia Heights.

Located e-half square of 14th st. and near
Central HiRh School. Three-story. colonial
type home. having ten we'll arranged rooms
(siI bedrooms). two tiled baths, front and
rear porches, h.-w.h. elec. Deep lot to
paved alley. Possession. Terms.
Putnam patriot., 1923-12-21

Miami. Florida, spends S27B.oo0 [ year for tourist advertising.
Putnam patriot., 1923-12-21

Salvation Army, also spoke at some of the services. Major scaver of Hartford spoke at the Baptist church Sunday morning.
 The first appearance of the band was at the Odd Fellows hall. Saturday evening At the Congregational church Sunday morning, Colonel Me lntyre delivered the sermon. and there were a few numbers by the band.
 The largest meeting was that at the Bradley Theatre at 2.30 Sunday af- ternoon, when the theatre was filled for a mass meeting, at which the band gave several numbers, and Colonel Mcintyre again spoke. At the final concert, at the Congregational church Sunday evening, enough turned out to i'll the church easily. The band played as usual, and there was speak ing, An interesting part of the pro- gram was the introduction and pres entation of each member of the band to the congregation. The ministers of three local churches, Rev. s. F.. Cozad. Rev. N B. Burton, and Rev. John C. Stoddard, each spoke few word. re- garding the Salvation Army and it's work.
 The Army Is making a drive just now to raise S7,b00 to apply on the cost of the Union street block it has purchased.
Putnam patriot., 1923-12-21
TRIMS
 MANHASSET RIVALS
Meehsniesville Quintet Works Way Near Top In Mill
 League

High average. Boehm. ll3 High three strings. Carey. SIS. High single. Boehm, i52.
Putnam patriot., 1923-12-21
Drink Water
 If Back or
 Kidneys Hurt
Begin Taking Salts fl You Feel Baekaehy or Have Bladder
 Weakness

Too much rich food forms acids which excite and ovcrwurk the kidneys in fhcir efforts io fiicr | from the system. lIush inc kidneys occasionally to re- iicsc them ike You felicye the bowels. removing acids. waste and poison. else yes sssF feel dnii misery in the kid- ney region. sharp pains in the back sr sick headache, diyzinss. the stomach sours, tongue is coated. and when tho weather is bad you have rheumatic s~iiiFrs. The urine is cles;Sf. tiii 3i sedimeuf. ihe channels often get irst- iatcd. obliging one Co Rei up two or three tirnes during the night.
 To help nemfalize these irritating acids and Aush of the body's ufinohs waste. begin drinking water. Also get about four ounces of lad Salts from any pharmacy, take 2 tablespoonful in A glass of water before breakfast for a lev days and your kidneys may then act fine and Bladder disorders disappear.
 This famous saiis is made from the acid of grapes and lcfnoa juice. com btned with iishia. and has been used for years to help clean and stimulate sluggish kidneys and step bladder irfi- tation. lad Salts is inexpensive aud makes a delightful efFrFvsscenf lifhia- water drink which millions Of men and women take now and then Co help pre- vent serroas kidney and bladder dts orders
 By ail means drink lots of good water every day. Have your physician exam inc your kidneys 2. least twice year.
Putnam patriot., 1923-12-21

Beachmont went at Maahasset. hammer and tones in their Mil League match game on Nandale.s Alleys Wednesday night and came through with a clean victory-four points Only eight points separated the rivals for top position in the league. on the first string, but Beach mont took the others by wider mar gins and led on the team total by S3 pins.
 This is severe loss to the Man hasset team. which has led the cir cult from the start. Only 2S points now separate Manhasset and Beaehmont in the standing of teams. Manhasset leading with ell.
 Beachmont took a three e one fall out of Assawaga last week Thursday night, the Dayville rollers getting only the third string. Boehm, high individual average man in the league, carried off the nights rolling honors with his single of 130 and three string tally of 35i.
 Friday night Putnam Woolen took the measure of the Assawaga boys, repeating the three Co one perform anee of the Mechaniesville millmen. Rivers, who rolled for $50. topping with single of i34. had a close rival for high three string honors in F.. Ryan. who scored 34s.
 Putnam Woolen gave H. K. H. q walloping in the league match Mon day night. the weolen men scoring four points against none by the silk men. St. 0nge came within one pin of tying the high three string score of Carey's (high for the yearl of BIS. St. 0nge hung up the evenings g high single of l42. The winners roll ed but three strings out of fifteen under 100.
 The scores of the four games fol- low:
Putnam patriot., 1923-12-21
BONN NOT GUILTY

Pierre Bonin of this city ras found not guilty of the charge of reckless driving when he was arraigned in tho kiliingly town court this week. The case was brought by the state police following an accident between the au- tomobile driven by Mir. Ronin and tbe motorcycle driven by Adelard Boivin of Killingly, south of DayviIle. on the state highway, on Dec. ?. Mr. Bouin explained that the approaching motor cycle appeared to be a trolley ear and that as he turned away from the ear tracks, the motorcycle also swerved away, the machines colliding before the crash could be avoided.
Putnam patriot., 1923-12-21
ELKS VISIT WEBSTER

It was Elks' Night at webste, Tuesday. A party of about seventy. hve members of Putnam Lodge wsrs guests of honor of Webster Lodre ne feature of the evening was tha initiation of a large class of canai. dates under the direction of Exaltei Ruler Archibald Macdonald. Jr.. and hls brother officers of Putnam Lodge The Putnam Elks were highly comnN- nlented on the excellence of their work. TOT their enjoyment the Webster Eiks-hosts. provided an excellent pro gram of entertainment for their guests and served a bountiful supper.
Putnam patriot., 1923-12-21
GRosvENoRDALE PEERLESS
EAST WOODSTOCK WINS
Bowling Team Gives P. w. P. Outh'
 Beating on Vsndale'. Alleys

East Woodstock again hung 1t on P. W. P. Putnam, Woodstock and Pomfret) in their match game Tues day night on Vandale's Alleys. It was four points to nothing for the F.. W's., but there were only eleven pins to spare on the first string and five on the third. Joe Nandale led the way with his single of i35 and three string total of 3G2.
 IL was reported at the alleys during the evening that Eastford men were coming down to take on the East Woodstock boys, and that later on the match had to be called of because Eastford could only muster up but four men. But the game is promised for later date.
 The aeoras
Putnam patriot., 1923-12-21
BAND GIVES CONCERTS
Salvation Army Organization Enter
 tsins Hundreds Over Weekend

The thirty-piece Boston Salvation Army band gave three concerts be fore large audiences in Putnam over the weekend. The band. one of the best that ever played here, was given a royal welcome nt each of irs coIl- certs. Colonel Mcintyre of Boston
 division commanding officers of the
Putnam patriot., 1923-12-21
DEFEATS P. II. S. HIGH
I Tourteilotte High Scores first Vic
 tory in History of Basket Ball

T. M. H. S. won their fifth straight game last Friday night by defeating Putnam at Putnam. This is the first time in the history of the school that Putnam has been defeated by Tour tellotte on the Putnam court.
 Tourtellotte took the offensive from the beginning and held Putnam score less up to the last three minutes to play. Putnam worked the ball up into r. Nj. II. s. territory a number of times only to have the play broken up by the visiting guards. Tourtel- lotte was never threatened but once that being when St. Onge scored.
 T. M. II. $. appreciates the courte- sy shown by the Putnam management and fans.
Putnam patriot., 1923-12-21
EAST WOODSTOCK
II. K. II. CREW FALLS
ls shipwreeked in Ba~ling Match
 With Puss' Fast Five

It was quite easy picking for Puss' Fast Five in their match game last Tharsday night 2. gsHdair's Alleys, with the II. K. II team. The winners won two strings by comfortable mar gins, and took the third by one pin. Brodeur turned in the high single Of f24 but Dupre piled up the high three string tally, 33S
 The score:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-17
SOBtSlA
MUN1onPIo pE ARROYO, ?. r.

Comisionado de servicio PubIico
Proposiciones ens p iegos cerrados pa
ra la Adjudication en- pubhca subasta
de las obras de CONSTRUCTION DE
UN EDIFICIo EsCoLAR DE HoRMI-
CON DE CAToRCE sALoNES. cuyo
Iresupuesto aselensc a CUARENTA Y
,oCHo MIL TREsoIENTo Tos NUEVE
IoLARFs, 1900 (s48 3o9.1s), se ad-
tr.itiran en- esta oacina hasta las 2. p. M.
del dia 20 de Ncvismhre de 1928, en-
que Sc .ab iri1 piElice rnente.
Todos los dates necesarios sc daran
en- Ia oLcina dal aus susc.ibe donde Sc
teacuentran de manifesto los documen-
tos Que han de regir Ell ell Contrato, Y
,podran recogcr los Hcit3dorcs los pla-
nos y mod clos de proposiciones que han
de lreee0t-r, me'ia'.te un depos1to de
Diez $4,000 Doiares, que scran reem-
bolsados al se- devue tos dichos docu-
mentos en- el plazo de veinte dias (2O)
eespues de efectuaaa la suhasta.
La adninistrscidn Sc rcserya ell de-
recho dc recnazar cualquiera o todas
las proposicionos Y ell de adjudicar el
contrato bajo otras consideraciones que
las del precio solamente.
Noviembre S, 1923.
Hipolito PoNIALEs.
Comisios ado de Servic1o Pu-
blico, Polioia Frisiones. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-17
OSTEOPATlA


Sabe I'd. 10 que es OSTEO-
PATIA? OSTEOPATIA es la
ciencia de currar ajustando la
Columna Vertebral y nervios,
renovando la circulation de la
sangre por tratamiento manual
sin necesidad de usar drogas
0 electricidad.
81 todas las parties del Or
ganismo humane estan en- con-
dicion perfecta la sangre circu-
la bieu. los nervios ordenados,
su cerebro despeiado, su cuerpo
agil; esta I'd. saluda5le v este
ciencia de curar ajustando la
10 puede hacer OSTEOPATIA.
lDesea nd. conservarse STEM
pre- saludable, joven, fuerte
feliz? No sufra toda su vida
c1rese a tempo. Pruebe los ira
tamientos de OSTEOPATIA.
OSTEOPATIA cura disloca
clones. torceduras, Tos Ferina,
Catarro, Pulmonia, Influenza v
todas classes de enfernledadas.
UDico Doctor en- OSTEOPA-
TIA en- Puerto Rico:-
DR.. S. M. HALEY,
Consultorio:
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Telefonos:
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Edad % ratamieno Gas
oBsERvACI0NEs

Reaction
Primeros efectos.
Sin estertor en- ell pulm6n. Sin es-
puto. Sin tos. Desde el de diciem-
bre hasta el 18 tuvo grippe y per-
dio peso.
Examen del esputo-negativo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-11-17

Desaparecen todos los sintomas de
tuberculosis en- ell paciente.
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Comisios ado de servic1o Pu-
blico, PoIioia y Prisiones. Advt.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-31
: FAMOUS DRUNK
|MPERSONATORIS
MAN OF RESEARCH
Leon Enrol Regrets That
Genuine Liquors No
More Prevail.
By DON RYAN

Leon Enrol is the most notorious
drunk on the American stage. He
has been drunk every night for the
last ten years and on special holidays
such as Christmas or the Fourth OF
four times a day.
I spent some time with him recent
ly in his dressing room, talking over
old times-the times when DRINKS pur-
sued their happy way down Broadway
from the Aston bar TO the McAlpin
bar, zig-zagging from one swinging
door to another, but never missing
any.
Enrol contends that the rut worn by
the feet of these ancient jewellers is
still perceptible in the asphalt OF
Broadway-but growing fainter every
year.
The famous impersonator Of inebria
ties hates prohibition. And we'll he
may. because it has changed drinking
from the pleasant, convivial pastime
that it was in former years, into den
gerous secret process which may end
either in Jail or the morgue; it is an
even gamble which.
But Enrol hates prohibition even
more because it has turned the happy
drunk which he impersonates into
morose devil who would not be
pleasant for a stage audience to be-
hold. This condition Enrol attributes
to the kind of stuff that is drunk
nowadays.
In those days" said the comedian,
and there was a poignant note of re-
greet in his voice, ''In those days I'd
follow a drunk for blocks-to study
him. I can't find any good subjects
now Not that there aren't plenty of
DRINKS. Oh, no! But not the right
kind-not the funny, goodnatured,
polite fellow-oh. so exaggeratedly
polite
They say that alcohol befuddles
the brain. What is really does is to
cause the brain to work much faster
than usual. The drunk will ask you
a question and reply to yopr answer
before you give it.
I've seen it happen again and again
The brain leaps far ahead, leaving
wide gaps in the mental processes.
For instance the two men who
were riding in the subway. They
were pretty we'll under the influence.
Able to stand up only by keeping a
tight grip on their straps. Heads
resting on their chests"
With twitching eyebrows and
sunken chin the comedian sketched
the pair in pantomine.
'Wha-time iss't?' says one drunk
to the other.
1.-The other takes out the end of
his watchchain-not the end with the
watch on it-and looks at it.
Its Thursday he says.
"'Goo-Lordr says the first one, I
gotta get off here?
"The worship of Bacchus has been
misunderstood" the comedian added,
misunderstood and accordingly dis
countenanced."
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-31
BALL GAMES TO DECIDE
PLAYGROUND CHAMPS
Swimming Titles to Be Contested To-
night at RinggOId Park

Just who are the best baseball play
ers in the city-a long disputed ques-
ton among children on city play
grounds-was to be decided this after
noon at Riley Park, Oliver Ave. and
White River. in contests under aus
rices Of the city recreation depart
ment
Two girls teams and two boys
teams have survived the city tourney
and were to battle for honors. The
Garfield girls, representing the winner
of a north and south side contest,
were to play the Ellenberger' girls,
winner of the east and west side, in a
five-inning game.
The Spades park boys. winners OF
the east and west side. were to meet
boys from School No. 80 Fairgrounds,
representing the north and south sides
in a nine-inning game.
Swimming titles will be settled to-
night at 1880 at Ringgold park, where
boys and girls will compete in ten
events. Prizes have been offered by
local merchants.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-31
MECHANIC AND CAR GONE
Garage Looted; EmpIoye of One Day
Disappears.

An automobile mechanic, employed
Thursday by the Gladstone Garage,
AIS E. Washington ST., was missing
today, according to John McCray, day
man at the garage.
McCray also found missing a Ford
Sedan, belonging to Charles E. Ford,
81 S. Euclid Ave. s26.17 from the
cash box, automobile tools and &C,
cessories valued at 800, a moving
picture film valued at SIS, top coat
valued at s35, and a piece Of paper
upon whcih appeared the name of
the man and of other men who had
applied for the job.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1923-08-31
NEED COAL? BUY THROUGH
THE TIMES COAL MARKET
Many Coal Buyers Have
Found
This Service Helpful

Coal buyers are coming to real
ize, in constantly increasing num-
bers, that one of the important
functions of this bureau is to rem
der a conscientious, helpful service
to the coal buying public. During
the past week we have had numer-
Gus calls. inquiries as to the prob
able truth of certain coal advertise
ments and the reliability of the
advertisers. requests for informa-
ton as to special kinds of coal.
complaints as to misrepresentation
of coal delivered. short weight and
other kinds of dissatisfaction.
We welcome this opportunity to
serve. From the very beginning.
we have cooperated closely and
intellectually with the Better
Business Bureau in a relentless war
against false advertising and IN
scrupulous dealing of any kind.
We are enlisted with them in a de-
ternined effort to force all dealers
to play fair with the public.