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REPORT OF TIE CONDITION
or the
NORTHEAST
SAVINGS BANK.

At Washington. in the District Of Columbia. at
the close of business September IA. 1928.
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room new bed and newly papered; anil:
next to bath; nearly private; use OF pnone'
reasonable: Eenllemen or couple empIoyeu.
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Ies, r1 PAnTY nai. =, BUYING FURNITURE. WILL
sole rent. 1888 Harvard AZ AM 40
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Continued,

TAK0MX PARK-EXCEPTi0NAL DBsIR-
able Hrst door apt, rooms. sleeping porchi
am.f; piano; reasonable. 7ico Pfney Branch
rd. convenient Walter Reed.
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ItnlIhE SECOND FLOOR. CONSISTING or
tars ttnrse rooms hail, tiled path ard IOG!6 psrcE
iaaEe closets; choice location, attractive out
nes.,,,, h.tenehette may be arranged; FIRST d0or
vessupIeo oy owner and wife: no children :
Tel ASs required. 353i Hoimcad Place
r--n -. Ae1ms tlfz. As
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RENT RooMs-FURHIsHED.

RENT H0oMs-FURHfsHED.
Continued.
% QUE sT: MI nicely furnished room: I5s
184l ONTARIO ROAD.
One large front room. second floor. suitable
for two; also two communicating rooms; will
VENDOME HOTEL,
Under new management,
steam @ hest - week up and 81 up trsnsisnts
8rd and Pa aye nv. 81.
RENT R00MS-FUR. & UNFUR.
1870 DELAFfELD PLACE 1saui's Additionl---
one One, large or one medium newly decorated
board nearby; private family; reasonable; also
garage. iss
55O2 Sth sT. N.w.-Loyeiy new 7-ToOm brick
garden; screens furnished; can make two
apis: reasonable; must see to appreciate.
6f SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. S.E.-Two Sec
electricity furnished; employed couple pre-.
ferredi no children: l.h.k.: 800 good location
TWO LARGE ROOMS, kitchenette and pri-
vate bath; electricity and gas; desirable NV
location; convenient to two car lines, Phone
Adams 1882. =
$40 MADISON ST. N.W.--0srage and second
floor, consisting Of glassed-in sleeping porch;
gas Furnished: adults; oceupancy Nov I: $50. !.
1439 S. G. AVE. s.E.-Two connecting front
rooms. unfurnished, for light housekeeping;
with gas range.
25io l.th ST, APT. e-For rent in apt, two
connecting or single rooms. furnished or un-
furnished. 15s
LARGE SOUTH FBoNT ROOM, newly pa
pered and painted. Desirable northeast sec
tion. Address Box 1865. Star once. l5'
FURNISHED and / unfurnished. in new
modern private house, 1926 Lawrence st. ne.
within half hour Tressury.
GOOD. gentle old family farm horse to give
sy away; don't need him. Address Box 2sS.h.
1904 CAMBRIDGE PLACE N.W.-Two large
rooms and kitchenette; ih.k.; heat and gas;
lI4e 10Th, ST. N;w.-Modern front room,
clean: all conveniences; reasonable. Gail
Clarendon 48l.
1882 MASS. AVE. S.E.--Two In. rooms; pri-
vste porch: ami; furnished or unfurnishsd;
onable. i4s
nished; two basement rooms; electricity;
h.-wh.: gas range: owners homo references.
1sI3 VERNON N.W.-Two rooms, kitrhen
and bath; also others; phone; electricity.
1884 f2st ST. N.W.-single or en- suite large
closets; kitchenette; h.-w.h.; elec. adults.
20S UPsHUR sT. S.w.-For housekeeping:
heat. light and gas.
335 eth ST. N.E.-3 rooms, separate or to-
gether: board: convenient.
1880 NORTH CAPITOL sT.-Two rooms, fur
nished or unfurnishad.
230f Fl ST. NW.-Two nice rooms; small pri-
yate family. 14s
e2i sth ST. N.W.-FurnIshed and anfUrnIshed
rooms, In quiet home
500 4lst N,W.-Tw0 front rooms aud bath /:
living bedroom. kitchen dining. Cieye. 2is2J.
104 c sT. sE-Three housekeepIng rooms
gas. electricity. water: private home:
1903 S.w.-LArRe room: Ink; second 1oor
526 10th ST. s.E.-2 rooms: Ink; reasonable
I345 l. ST. NV.
FURNISHED ROOMS.
Excellent Tabe Board.
Weekly and Monthly Rates. IA
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1873 IRVING ST. NV.
Two large, we'll furn. rooms /; cleo; privat,
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rent RooMs-uNFuRHIsHED.
roaffumnH.

Conftanes.
APT 2 i402 9iRARD sT. NW.-Por gem
tiemsn, front. modern; no room.ng hoase
1908 L ST. N.W.--Two Ib.k, rooms; bath;
gas; heat.
1888 EYE ST. N.E.-ThTee bright rooms; all
facing street; hot-watsr heat: Lhk: -
BRIGHT ROOM in an apt. next 10 bath.
Address Boz Tss, star Office.
Gil 10th ST. N.E.--Three unfurnished rooms
and bath for light housekeeping. 15s
@ 1000 9Th ST. N.w.-Two large rooms; i.h.k. ;
szz. DO month. =
6i6 PRINCETON PL. N.W.--Two unfurnisbed
rooms. sleeping porch; i.h:k. and a.m.i
1887 MONROE ST. N.E.-Two large rooms and
double sleeping porch for Lh.k 16s
e22 LOSGFEIL0W N.W.--Three rooms. bath,
sleeping porch; complete Kitchen; AMI.
234 10th N,E.-5 rooms, Ink; heat and
II YoU ST. NE or unfurnIsbed rooms;
sIs sls 2nG ST E,@s Hnfurnishsd rooms; III;
1907 GIRARD NV. - Beautiful connecting
rooms. front and back, 2nd floor.
LARGE, BRIGHT. front room In apt, of
kitchen, for lady employed si6. Frank: 1923.
1915 Ill ST. S.E.-Two or three rooms, use Of
naih: AMI: new house; reas0nable.
s02 9 ST. N.w.---a upfurnished rooms, sec.
ond noor: Ink: heat and gas: adults.
So FLORIDA AVE. Me- rooms, Kitchen
and bath; heat and light; reasonable. i8e
4le 2Dd S.E.--3 unturnished rooms. End toor;
adults; reasonable. i5s
90 & N.E.-Two rooms. bath. range; sink;
h.-w.h.; reasonable.
402 10th ST. s.E.--Three rooms; electricity
close cars.
oAPiTol. HILL. 2?s ist ST. s.B.-Eptire sec
ond 6oor: reasonable. i5s
42i II ST. N.E,--Three unfurnished rooms;
heat. gas and electricity.
40 iSth N.E,-Thpee rooms, Ink, $50 per
$40 ST. NE.-Two rooms, heat, gas and
electricity: adults only.
iloa x ST N.E.-Three rooms. Inquire Apt.
"a, 3131 Mt. Pleasant ct. 16'
45I2 GA. AyE.--Two rooms and Kitchen: hot
water beat. elec. light. i4'
4os II ST. N.W.-Two rooms and kitehenette;
424 G sT; N.E.-TV0Io0m apartment With
10 9th sE.-.-one large room and Kitchen;
nice neighborbood: heat furnished: I4'
23S 10Th s.E.--Three rooms, new house; Ink !;
porch. bath. h:-w.h.. elec: ami. u.
2Is l4Ia ST. N.E.-Three rooms entire sec
ond floor. for Ink: reasonable: aduits. it'
1918 ST. N.E.-3 rooms and bath for Ink !;
electricity. gas. h:.w.h.: s55: adults.
20 18th ST. s.E.--3 nice nnfurnished rooms
hot-water heat. gas. bath: s35.
Is0 10th s.E.-3 unfurnisi,ed rooms; heat and
gas; adults only.
8 USFURNIsHED ROOMS; gas, eiectricjty
and steam heat. Line. 25o2 after . pm.
a;nk ,I4 9th Is ST s;W-Three "; Ink; heat. gas,
473 MARYLAND AVE. sW.-Two. three or
nEe ROOMS. With heat and gas. 14s
4Ss Tth ST. S.W.-3-room apartment; reason
able rental
9os 9th ST N.E.-3 large rooms for light
housekeeping; rent reasonable. I5s
All 9th ST. Ne rooms for adults only. .
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1880 CLIFTON ST. N.w.-ComIe2tabie fur.
nished room; electricity, sas; inssantsneous
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RENT RooMs-sUBURBAN.

TAK0MA PARK. TT Maple aye-Nic4Iy
furnished room, with large closet: first door
next bath; modern, detached house; best sub
urban neighborhood; near cars and cafeteria.
Col 6a2-w.
NEARBY VIRGINIA, Arlington Co.; three
rooms furnished, with two pOrches: garage:
bus service. Address Box Ii-S. Star Office
TWO CSFURSISHED ROOMS, kitcheuette.
hath; ami. Cberrydale, Va. Address Box
i26-R. star Office
FouR-E0oM APARTMENT, FURNISHED;
aIni 405 Oak. Lyon Park. Va Ia
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bath; hotwater heated; TO adults, day en-
p'oyed; also with light housekeeping il pre-
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IIa3 HARVARD ST, Apt. 5-Second floor front
room, 10 lady employed; neatly furnished; use
81 kitchen; reasonable. Phone Col. si35 any
time Sunday.
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1912 FAlRMOST-Large. bright front bed
sitting room; also attractive room; twin beds;
cleo, gas, phone. Call mornings after 1880,
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1434 SPRING I'D. E.w.--Sicely furnished
large front in modern home all con
veHiences; use Of steam heated garage; pri'
Nate family. Phone Adams 1872.
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CONVENIENT TO l4th AND DECATUR-For
rent, To lady. front single room, with small,
quiet family, in modern home. Phone col.
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delightful ROOM tub and shower: electricity
maid service; one gentleman, $50; only two
ne0ple in I-r0om apartment. Call manager.
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rooms and bath hot-water heat, electricity and
instantaneous hot water; will rent separate
meals II desired Phone Columbia 1891
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tnhEE !ant ROOMS. PRIVATE BATH-FOr
neat, neat II Sirb. b1pTessser q furniture; $50 rent;
nished. 'Spt' gas Included; completely fur
y: Sc. second door. Act nn,s. -4'V =!
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90 Co. cAhhoLL AVE, TAKOMA PARK
Too' Too,s large living room with portico, dining
| porcb eh oi.. combined. bedroom, a sleeping
.na sonth e1posure: admits s4S mo "a
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1864 GIRARD ST, Apt. 5--One or more de-
sirRbe rooms; employed ladies or couple con
venieut privileges; references; phone. Call
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bo1fh rAHoMA VA; PARk-2 ROOMS. SLEEPING
bes, Ell l-prlTste hath; gas. eiec, hot-vatrr
nee shd garage; In private home: on I'm
Soo,shi street; near stores and car line: com
cnI c'&9g 9iyz furnished; s3J per mo. WALTERS
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ie1G a@0 on THREE ROOMS. LARGE KTTrTIFS
ressnnsbIn lures; ~ well furnished phone: very
Apt, . ~ Fsht party. ifdc 18th ST. NV.
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1915 10th ST. dupont CircleI-Large, well
furnished front room. steam heat, telephone;
r.Ivate family; walking distance of depart
1nentS I4s
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;j6IS PARK PI,, N.W.-I.arge light room, next
to bath. for I gentlemen or employed
couple in home Of two. Telephone Columbia
Gtg2-W
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snd LIABLE ABLE DOWNTOWN APT-9 R0oNs
| s.%. n; ctnosuTs weii furnished for houseksspinr
Apply opy1 =, rent reasonable; references,
apt ~. SI7 18th 81 NV N' 40" p;nl
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vi MI IUkN OVER 0NE-R00M, KfTCHEZ
e, 4ha bath apt, in new building dow
toSh NV, 20 purchaser OF furnIEhinss Vii,
nbnne su6lettinE furnished Private teis
eeoDni. al privileges: Ideal for two men or
--ouple. Ph0ne Franklin $3.50 W
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ss ma- ,ptLEAsAHT-OHE LARGE BEDR0ON
1877 lamont ST. apt 8. Col. e7oi A"u va IL
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npL; tirsI1 1G: o. THE ALABAMA-Loveiy- atfrsc-
isrrss -aL auInished housekeeping suite OF two
iutsV IOoins, kitchenette. hath IadIa.
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i2o2 MASS. AVE. N.W-Prvate home; large
room adjoining bath, twin bedsi also single
room; gentlemen. lfs
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- iisEs PARk A RD:-FoUR FINE ROOMS. WITH
every thing. Owner. Col. 1852 u
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| i;,ni.a ~ SHARE AN APT-YfCTR0TI T.Y
| s4si Telephone. lloI 18th ST. NV. Frsuk
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ss!,S Ms!A,SSTED.-REFISED YOUNG LADY To
.IT nf. with others: amt Within
@slk ois: OF depts. North i42l. Ap.. fsi' !"
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13l2' X ST. N.W.-rwo large communicating
front and back rooms. main floor, for
l.l.k., with sink and gas range, $50.
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED. large front
room; cleo light; for one or two; SO month.
Phone North 53o6-W 15s
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ali ill., a,,t.isn Lotn AND IRyING-3 OR o HO0NS
soas istb porch; Housekeeping; eIec.: piano.
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LIE LIE CUMBERLAND. APT. . CTHoNAs
Cali SunasT dressing room and kitchen.
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10th Handsome suite, living room, bed
room, bath; front rooms; instantaneous hot
water: couple or or . men; large space.
Franklin I5S
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njssad nkn hOohs, HOrsEKEEPTNG: FT.R
aaai apt. I'll. the Wyoming Phone North
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1893 MONROE ST. S.w.-NiceIy furnished
double room; private family; breakfast. Phone
columbia 40Os-W I4s
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I4SS QUINCY N.W.--To gentlemen, large, well
heated trout ROOM communicating bath: all
conveniences; reasonable. Columbia 9i!o.M,
after u. l4-
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2u22 18th ST. N.w.-Handsomely furnished
rooms in quiet, refined home: ami: near cars
lmH passes dOoE. l&s
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bs,b. bh'IisE BUNGALOW, . ROOMS Avn
Ssa; ami; completely furnIshed. bss,aS
Betbesds oSi oSSciregened porch. Glen Echo Phone
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ITO II ST-In owners home; three desirable
rooms, one on second and two on third moor;
bath each door; electricity; references; rea'
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bstb nEsIhABLE 2-Ro0M KITCHEN AND
sonshIsp partineni. with furniture TO sell res
sga.Dls; Apt. e. i229 18th 81. NV.
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800 Congressional Apartments,
100 East Capitol.

Nicely furnished room overlooking Capitol: !:
adjoining bath: electric lights and hnt-vatcr
heat, gentlcmaa 0hly; ref, Lins it.5,
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1000 T. CAPITOL-0ne room fronting street,
with or without kitchenette; windows,
h,wh, cleo; continuous hot Wateri next
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So VERMONT AVE. APT. 6-Deslrable front
room, large closets: suitable for one or two.
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i746 C0LCMBTA ROAD. APT 2-Beautiful
room, large porch; modern conveniences; suit
Il BILE two: reasonable. Adams 3922-M. 14s
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RENT Ro0Ms-FURNIsHED
Continued,

- ADAMS ST N.W.--Chsrming frcns room;
privilege Of attractive dining room and kitten
on; h.-w.h. elec. and gas; private homg re-
fined neighborhood. IL.
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APT. 81, sAV0Y-Larse, clean. well furnished
room; steam, electricity; elevator; desirable.
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Sa5 VERMONT AVE. NV, Apt. Large
attractive sunny room; steam, electric hghts
coutiuuous hot water; private family gentle
man. call after 4 IL.
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HEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. C0REER \
stesn, 80 front rooms, kitchenette hatb
s5San =. neat: continuous hot water. Ds" :
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| norch q, fAhh-TR0 ROOMS, SL,EYPTKI;
| 10 dss,eatss, gas range. cleo. h..wh; reduced
- 9es.IaDle couple. Col. e227
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1854 MONROE ST, APT, Large front room,
first floor next to bath: plenty hot water and
heat Phone Adams 1851
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NICELY, FURNISHED, in modern apartment
house; for one or two; board optional. Phone
f'ouuohia Al53-W.
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1905 EUCLID sT.-second stoSy front. Iars
bright. beautiful room; ami. l4s
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IIo2 I4th ST. NV.
Nicely furnished room; man only.
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RENI REDUCED.
f<os 9Th STREET N.w.-Siceiy furnished
rooms; heat, gas and use Of phone; Ink. IL
desired. Call after $3.50 pm.
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sos TAYLOR N.w.-Room and kitchenette,
furnished for housekeeping; hot water, cleo
trifdty, phone: $40. Columbia 37l.
The Washington times., 1923-11-23
RUNORED ANEW
CUBS WILL Ct I
HORNSBY
Branch Hickey, in Chicago
May Get Five Players and
100000.

CHICAGO, Nov. 13.-Interest in
the next stepping place of Rogers
Hornsby, star slugger and second
baseman Of the st. Louis Cardinals,
revived again today with the visit
of Branch Hickey, manager Of the
Cardinals, and the report that the
Cubs dicker for Hornsby had been
completed at the cost Of five play
ers and 100000.
The five Cubs mentioned were
Hack Miller, Marty Callaghan,
Charlie Hollocher, Virgin Cheeves,
and Ernie Osborne. The deal was
expected to rouse as many denials
as the first reported trade OF
Hornsby. who is known to be
going somewhere.
At the same time It was rIlmored
that William Tkid) Gleasoa, who
quit as pilot of the White Sox,
would be with the Cubs next season,
coaching pitchers for Bill Killifer,
Cub manager.
The Washington times., 1923-11-23
ELECT NEW TIGER
GRID LEADER MONDAY

PRINCETON, N. j., Nov. Ga
The new captain of the Princeton
football team for the forthcoming
season will be elected next Monday,
following the taking of the annual
picture, 1t was announced today.
The usual custom Of selecting a
member OF past team, who is a
member Of the junior class at pres
ent, and who won his letter in rue
Yale or Harvard game this fall,
Will no doubt be followed.
Among the candidates for the cap
talncy will be Buzz Stout, regular
end for the past two seasons. RED"
howard, regular guard and tackle
Tor two years; Bruno Hills, guard
this season, /and substitute tacKle
last year; Bradford Dinsmore, var
sity quarterback during the last two
years; Charley Caldwell, who played
regularly at defensive back last
year, and center during the time he
was uninjured this season; Bob
Beattie, the big halfback; Sax TIL.
son. an end who won his letter in
the Yale game, and Willie Wingate.
sub-Quarter, who won his first let
ter In the Harvard game a year
ago. The choice will rest with all
the members of the present squad,
who won their letters during the
past three years
The Washington times., 1923-11-23

over Rockne's South Bend pupils.
The latter are known as firsr-class
tacklers. IT may be said that any
halfback that can gain through q
Notre Dame outfit is hard to stop.
The Army and Princeton tried their
best men against Rockne's stars,
only to find out that gaining
ground through the Middle West
erners was a most difficult propo-
sition.
For this reason the fans are Of
the opinion that Unless Syracuse
finds some way to halt Noble, they
will not bring the bacon home.
Those who have watched Noble in
his games to date say that he is
about the niftiest hack in the coun-
try. Combined with his superior
strength he has the speed of a
deer. Some of the present sprint
ing records of the Missouri Valley
Collegiate Association are to NO
ble's credit.
The style Of game Nebraska plays
is a great dnal similar to that en-
ployed ~ Gilmour Dobie's unde-
feated Cornell eleven. Off tackle
sr1ashes, short end runs, and some
de, optive forward passing go to
make up the attack Dawson intends
to hurl at Meehan's charges.
The Washington times., 1923-11-23
MERCURY IS SET
ON BEATING
MARINES
SandIot Football Champions
Determined to Wipe
Record Clean.

The Mercury A. c., sandlot cham
pion Of Washington, may spring
a surprise Sunday when the crack
Quantico Marine Reserve eleven Is
encountered at American League
Park.
Only one defeat mars the Mer.
curry record for the season, and
this was administered by the Guam
tico Reserves by score of to
6. At that, Mercury was given
credit for a splendid showing for
a sandlot eleven.
But now the sandlot champions
are seeking something better than
a good showing. They want victory
in the worst way and this is proved
by the nightly drills being con-
Quoted by Coach Brooke Brewer
by arc light in American League
park.
Mercury will face the Marines
with its full strength" said Brewer
today. He added: Amy weaknesses
that may appear in the : Mercury
team will be fixed before we meet
the Mohawks, or the spirit shown
ov our boys at this time means
nothing. They are working harder
than any sandlot teaem lever saw. +"
Brewer has been getting in shape
himself, and the former Maryland
crack probably will play against
the Marines and Mohawks.
The Washington times., 1923-11-23

cisco bank that holds the same that
they will honor any of McCarthy's
checks at their own risk. lie
claims that the Little Three" is
poweriess to hold an official meet
ing, as they have not a quorum.
Mccarthy replies that the big
Five" is powerless to meet also;
they have no duly elected president
except himself. He points to the
league constitution as his "ace2'
saying that the constitution pro-
vides that newly elected officer
must have five votes to his credit
before he can be sworn into office.
Williams only had four votes.
Seattle tried to vote for Williams
and this would have been the fifth
ballot in his favor, but Mccarthy
claims that Seattle was not
granted seat until after Will
Iianls had taken the chair and de-
clared himself. duly elected.
williams began his new duties
yesterday. He resigned his position
as a sporting writer with a Los
Angeles newspaper and he will
establish offices before the end of
the week.
j. Cal Ewing, the big F'ive,'
new representative to the National
Board OF Arbitration, President Will
liams and others in sympathy with
them will leave about December l
for the Chicago meeting. Mccarthy
intends to leave a few days later
and will claim, his seat on the
board.
The Washington times., 1923-11-23
Sarazen Is Reported
Engaged To Wed
Movie Star

NEW YORK, Nov. 23.---lt
was reported today that Gene
Sarazen, American professional
golf champion, had become en-
gagged to Miss Pauline Garon,
motion picture actress, whom
Sarazen has been instructing in
golf the past month. Miss
Garon and Sarazen met at
Hollywood, CAL, year ago
and have maintained a steady
correspondence ever since, it is
said. Neither Miss Garon nor
Sarazen would affirm or deny
the rumor. Sarazen will leave
shortly for Miami, Fla, and
Miss Garon will also winter in
the South.
The Washington times., 1923-11-23
Never Has His Punts
Blocked During
Season

Leonard Ziel, University Of
Washington halfback star, is
probably the most talked Of
man in the Western world to-
day.
Learning to punt in a land
where rain makes the field a
veritable bog a large part Of
the football season, Ziel has de-
veloped a remarkable boot.
His average last season was re-
ported to have been better than
thirty-eight yards net from line
of scrimmage on all kicks with
a record for never having a
punt blocked.
The Washington times., 1923-11-23
SYRACUSE CAN REGAIN
PRESTIGE IN WEST
b. rom THORP.

NEW YORK, Nov 23The gdrOn tusse at
Lincoln Neb tomorrow is one Of the most important
king record in the and that Nebraska has victory to its
credit Nore Dame this to take all the aspects
of championship struggle
Chick Meehan Salt City lads entered the Colgate battle last Sat-
uday overconfden victories
Of the important of the East its credit while Colgate
Mehans Of believe themselves unbeatable The
The Washington times., 1923-11-23

Meanwhile, William II. Mccarthy,
the "out-of-order" president, went
about his business in the usual
way and told his friends that he,
as president Of the league. would
fight the Williams forces to the
bitter end in Chicago when the
national board of arbitration meets
there next month.
The official recognition secured
from the head of the National
League was hailed by the big
Five" forces as the most sweeping
victory that they have achieved
with the exception of the instance
when they succeeded in voting
Williams into office. It is not
known what stand the American
League will take, but with Heydler
recognizing Williams in the chair
it is felt that the case of Mccarthy
and the Little Three will be hope
less at the Chicago meeting.
Mccarthy does not think SO.
however, and he still considers
himself president. Every move
he makes is taken accordingly.
Yesterday he announced that he
will keep all the records of the
Coast League tightly locked in his
San Francisco offices and will re-
fuse to give them up to Williams.
he announces his intention of pre-
senting the Little Three minutes
at the Chicago meeting next month.
Williams, firing a barrage on his
own account, has tied up the
league fund, wiring the San Fran
The Washington times., 1923-11-23
Wintons Drill Hard.

The winton A. G. team is prac-
ticing every night this week in
preparation for stiff game Sunday
with the crack Stantons. The field
has not been decided. Ryan, Win
ton fullback, is out with an injury
sustained last Sunday.
The Washington times., 1923-11-23
Ladies Welcome,

PITTSBURGH, Nov. 23.-Pitts-
1urgh club fights have lowered the
'ars against women. An order
ssued last night by the Pittsburgh
\thletic Association permits all
Yomen to attend boxing shows
nder the Jurisdiction of the asso'
The Washington times., 1923-11-23
Sailors in Action.

Forced to lay off last Sunday be-
cause of injuries, the Naval Re-
ceiving Station gridders will return
to action next Sunday in q contest
at Alexandria with the irdepen-
dents, play starting at 2:30 p. m.
in the Dreadnaught Park.
The Washington times., 1923-11-23
WheatIey Wins.

George Wheatley, the District
nocket billiard champion. experienced
little difficulty in winning his
match against William Parsons, at
the Grand Central, last night, 100
to II. Wheatley had high runs OF
% and 10
The Washington times., 1923-11-23
Comforters Win.

The Comforter Club Midget3 out
classed the Iriquois Midgets in a
basketball contest, score, 81 to s.
Burke and Burns led the winners
with four baskets each.