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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-06

GIANTS and SENATORS have I
Even BREAK FIRSTTWo GAMES

times spiece. but it seemed the irony
OF fate that Kelly and Terry. lunging
wildly. should connect for the home
runs thar started the Giants toward
victory. In the fourth, when Terry
got his circuit blow. the only other
three men to face Johnson struck
out
Washington is expected to send
its scuthpaw star, Zachary, to the
mound in an effort 20 even the Sc
ries. while McGraw, having scored
with his ace today, was planning to
rely on his veteran Highlander,
Hugh McQuillan.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-06
COLLEGE GAMES
'illiams 10, Rowdoin o.

Williams 10. Bowdoin o.
Boston Univ. s. Maine 0.
Brown As Colby 0.
Mass AgGies 10. Bates s.
Harvard IA. Virginia o.
Yale %: North Carolina q.
L. of +. o6; Franklin and Mar
shall 0:
Hobart &c: Clarkson IA.
Buckncll 80: Gallaudet :.
Navy IA: William and Mary :.
Cornell 81; Niagara o.
Conn. Aggies 0: Tufts q.
Dartmouth 50: McGill 0.
n. H. College 46; Norwich q.
Penn State 81: North Carolina
State 0.
Princeton 4o Amherst s.
Rutgers ;: Lebanon o.
Johns Hopkins 80; Randolph Ma
son o.
Holy Cross IS; ST. Johns of Brook
lyn 0.
Canisius 6: Third Army Corps of
Baltimore o.
Lehigh IL: Gettysburg o.
Colgate 35; Alfred, O.
Muhlenburc "a: Albright q.
Lafayette 10; Pittsburgh o.
WASHINGTON and Jefferson 10:
Bethany 10.
Rensselaer, 9: Springfield s.
Stevens O.; College City of New
York Is.
Union O: Middlebury Is.
Swarthmore 26: Susuuehanna q.
Army Il: st. Louis University o.
West Virginia 35: Allegheny 6.
Fordham "a: Manhattan 6.
Wesleyan 90; Rochester 10.
Vermont 10: Providence 3.
Notre Dame 40: Lombard O.
Trinity IA; Worcester Tech 0.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-06
Abbott Victorious
Over Pennington

GFarmineton. Oct. 1.-THE Abbott
School beat the Pennington high
Ugh school today by the score of
"a to nothing. Although beaten. the
lDEh school played good game.
SHOWING n great improvement over
tke game that they played n week be-
f0e. Tho Abbott school got a touch
down each quarter for the first. after
tkat In tho last quarter they were
Unable to score. Abbott showed q
itetter trained offence and defence
tNun the high school hut they were
,lhablc to score effectively through
he High school line making their
gains by forward passes and end
runs Wagner and Savage starred for
tue High school while Jones did the
same for Abbott. The line up was
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-06
Mild and Cloudy
For Game Today

New York. Oct. 5.-Cloudiness
and mild temperature are the condi-
tons under which the Giants and
Senators will meet in the third game
of the worlds series tomorrow, ac-
cording to the weather mans pre-
dictions.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-06
Eddies and Morse
Battle to ScOreless
Tie in Opener

Bath. Oct. 4.--Morse In It's first hcp'
game today held Edward Little Of AN
burn TO scoreless tie.
The home team was crippled by VI
loss of Captain McMapu. injured In VI
game with Cony at Augusta last VI
urday, and Hamilton. who was hurts
the same game.
Edward Little presented heayN|
team. but Morse did some fiashy pla1
ing. although unable TO score.
gum fnarN.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-06
Built to aSta,,dyd-

Converse Basketball Shoes have
reputation to maiue1in. For yeazs
they have been selee1ed - sen6dard
equipment for nearly IN Of the
eoantsy's leading seamA and Do b
worthy Of thak chcicA 10, ehanes
. has ever been made n Their con-
struesion ezcsst h H. 1apscaisa # ~
psoement.
And 10 impsUvene.k - svue
been adopted until 4 Ass Assa
thoruaghly seseed n sca.sl p1.v q
until i has seoe;ved IL appsov.l
q prumineat coaches.
This year Convene Dsskssban
fnaevsar, win carry the new -Pss.
Top eunserdcsion which Aas hssn
fosnd ~ test to eliminate N ppssi.
ba11 e cutting. eha6ng q de.
esnfae u the Achilles sendn b
- eap Of the uppes. ksek q.
- festsre On this years Cmxssss
II couverse f92< bs.k.1kua
Yes Book free 70 any epseA q
manager upon request to dealss. -
our naAsesf Office.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-06
SCHOOL RESULTS

Deering High. 80; Portland High
Bangor High 9: Catholic High q.
Lewiston High IL: So. Portland, s.
Coburn IA; Bowdoin End. 0.
Westbrook High 20: Kennebunk o.
Bucksport Sem. o; Camden High O.
, Bar Harbor High 0: Old Town 0.
Brewer High 90; Milo High 6.
Hebron 81: Colby Freshmen 0.
Wilton Acad. IL; Livermore Falls
High 0.
Bridgton High, o; westbrook Sem.
End. o.
Colby Freshmen End. o. winslow
High, 0.
Skowhegan High Z: Cony High 6.
oMrse High, o: Edward Little. 0.
tBddeford High IA: Sanford
High s.
So. Paris High. a.: Leavitt Insti-
tute, 0.
Thornton Acad., 20; waterville
High 0.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-06
COLBY YEARLIhGS
Battle WINSLOW
TO SCORELESS TIE

Especial to the Kennebec JournaD
Waterville, Oct. 4-The Colby
Freshman eleven sprang quite sur
prise in local football sircles this af-
ternoon when they held the fast VIM
slow high school aggregation to a
scoreless tie and outpIayed their ri
walls at times. During the entire
game Winslow failed to threaten the
Blue and Gray yearlings goal but
twice the Freshmen were within
striking distance Of a score.
Two costly penalties killed the
Freshman chances in the opening
minute of the last period with the
ball in their possession and only 20
yards from the line. The penalties
were imposed for the action of a
Freshman back in talking before he
had been in the game when he was
substituted and for an offside play
on the first down. The two penal
ties set them back 20 yards and held
them from scoring.
Acting Captain Stiegler chose to
kick of and to defend the south goal.
Winsfow tried three line plays which
failed and kicked. McKenna FUN
bling the ball and an Orange jersey
recovering the oval on Colby's 25
yard line. Again Winslow kicked
after failing to gain and the Fresh
man team started n march down the
field. Snow and McKenna made it
first down in three rushes but StieS-
Ter lost ten yards when he let the
ball go through his hands. Winslow
was peal;zed for offside and Enow
twice carried the ball making a sec
ond first down.
On a fake formation at the first
of the second quarter. Stiegler pass
ed to McKenna for about 90 yards.
The Freshmen were again penalized
for offside and a pass gave them but
five but failed to cover the distance
necessary for a first down. In three
rushes Hapworth made two first
downs for Winslow but lost the ball
to the Freshmen on the 33 yard stripe.
Winslow kicked off in the third
and the Freshmen returned the kick
on the first play. Hapworth made a
first down in one rush but a small
offside penalty cut five yards off and
the lads from across the river lost
the ball to the yearlings. On a poor
pass McKenna recovered and made
| FIVE and then kicked. Hapworth
again made a first down in two
rushes but Weddleton recovered a
Winslow tumble on the yarling's g.
yard line. Snow and McKenna made
| it a first down and then McKenna
kicked over the goal line. With the
| ball on their 90 yard stripe. Winslow
was penaliZed five for offside and
| knaufsky threw Hapworth for a ten
| yard loss. Winslow kicked to the
! center of the field and Calm ran the
! punt back Ito the 20 yard line.
Within scoring distance, substi-
tute back spoke to two men before he
| reported and the yearlings were set
back Is yards. An offside play ad-
ded five more and Colby kicked. Hap
worth tore off % yards and then Win
| slow tried a trick play which failed
; and kicked. McKenna kiced after
two rushcs had been foiled.
( Hapworth and Papalos starred for
! the Winslow team with Snow. Nc
| kenna and CT lin playing best for
the Colby Freshmen. The summary:
! Colby Freshmen Winslow
D'Amico, re ......... re, st. Armand
| aver, ri .s............. ri, MCKAY
| tSfaCKlcN, re ............. re-. NlleS
Nj
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-06

Qs it true golf is about 1.-TWO
thirds mental" as many people
CHM? What hints would you
81 We for maintaining the pro-
ri + balance and contro |
II rough a game?
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-06
COburn Gridders
Cop From BOwdOin
Seconds Score 40

Bowdoin College. Oct. 4.-Coburn
Classical defeated the Bowdoin sec
onds here today, IA to D. The game
was more\even than the score indi-
Gates but with the aid of a break
Coburn won. Bowdoin was unable
to advance when they got within
Coburn's 40.yard line. Shanahan
scored the first touchdown for Co
burn and also kicked the point after
touchdown in the first period. A
poor pass from the center which
Ormstead fumbled was recovered
within Bowdoin's five-yard line by
Coburn within the third period.
Weston took the ball over two plays
later.
The extra point was given to Co
burn when Bowdoin was off side.
Shanahan starred for Coburn and
Ormstead for Bowdoin.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-06
The Official Box Score
NEW YORK

Totals ........~.43 ii So 1T
x-batteds for Lindstrom in 18th
xX-Ran for Bentley in 18th.
WASHINGTON
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-06

Touchdowns. Soule. Murray: goals
from touchdown. Cole. Substitutes.
Griffith for johnson. Howe for Nc
Cauley, Trask for Brown.
Referee, Sullivan, Colby: umpire.
Shanahan. Colby: head linesman,
Howes. Colby. Time, Commute
periods,
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-06

A cluster OF balltossers from
North Augusta beat nine from the
Calumet Club Saturday afternoon by
score OF %. on the Percival dia-
mond. Cote did the twirling for the
Calumets while Ware was on the
mound for the North Augustians.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-06

Third game at New York tomor-
row at 2 o'clock.
Probable batteries:
New York, McQuilian and Gowdy;
Washington, Marberry and RueL
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-06
'CONY LOSES CLOSE =
GRID CLASH TO
SkOWHEGAN eleven

Skowhegan. Oct. 4-Skowhegan
High. crippled by loss Of two backs
who starred in the Oak Grove bat
tie, nosed out Cony by Z to q score
today at Fafrview Park. Skowhegan
fumbled on the first play from which
Cony scored. but failed to score the
point. The first half then was a see
saw affair. both teams presenting a
stiff defense at the beginning OF the
second half with Skcwhegan receiv-
ing.
The Skowhegan boys marched the
ball down across the goal line and,
kicking the point, got the edge on
Cony. After this the play settled
down into a defensive battle. Show
hogan outrushins its opponents and
keeping them at a safe distance
from their goal line.
McCauley and Burns in the back
field and Leavitt at center played
well for Cony, while Capt. Applebee
and McAllister and Murray in the
backfield led the Skowhegan boys.
The game was hard fought with pen
alties on both sides for offside and
rough playing.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1924-10-06
The Done to Date

W
Washington, Oct. 5.-(By A. Ply
Salient facts concerning world
series foIInw.
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FOR HIRE---AUTOMOBILEs.

LOWEST RATES. good service. 81" per hour,
shopping. sightseeing. Arlington. MOnnt YER
non: privat" sedan. driven by owner. Adamsout.
AERO TAM co. and I-pass. ears: cheap
"si rates. White chaueeurs or drive il your
self. Trips snr.i i'll. Ln.0ln So.
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RENT ROOMS-FURNISHED.
Continued

1863 EUCLID Sr.-,onyruirnt TO 18th 1t.
rar>; nllracilyt room. next bath. Isl
J.. aArii"i. ,nrght. clean, s-"3nd e".r
rom nrsr haIh larg.. clos.': Lincoln zoos.
I3s Lot ISIANA AVE-. t,eniIrmun ouIy; Apt.
NJ. :. front: e'sctr.ci!v: seam hest ~.
~. lS,h ST. nv. :nd door room adjacent
I" bath: c"ntnnons lot wa,e-. ls'
1il EYE ST. E.W.- Nicely furnished front
rom: Ink. Permitted il dcs,rrd: reasonable.
EKonkLAAL.-t Lax. rooms, large porch
aud !s"n: adults only. Phone North 66iG.
1911 LAMONT ST. NV rooms, private
bath. Ink: -,nall chil,l no objection. 90
Isl" IAMnNT ST. Nicely furnished room
i'orh a''t '.s'l: h"i-"a'"r beet. 49,
- JOHNSON AVE. Hyattsvilr MI Room
"nd "ars"" f"- 81, las
i1S { Sc. t".ipirr"iy furnished hou>rkr~p
nag rooms. am. So, mp. Gail after 80. POS
i ieih ND h.l. hALT"Ik. AFT. - sit
III q NV. Light housekeeping: clcclricity:
turning water: "n" single.
Isl iaih ST, With couple in new apr: d"
>irnLic r"lm fo- gentleman: available Oct. |.
l=:i2 I.th 81. NV. Two handsome FURNISHED
r"",n- Tor r't: ~r".-i ioration: rra.onab!".
a., .u Nv. iiyanG bedroom. kitchen.lt".
So mon,h: central l""a'ion. la'
lilo ro', ST. NM rooms. hatL: light
hors"krs ping. 49,
!" y 81 SE.- Rooms: reasonable r"nt; near
both EAR Ines. Ph"n" l.. o:'2i. 2i'
OPPOSITE ONTARIO APARTMENT = rooms.
iil2 18th ST. NV. nicely furnished rooms:
rent r"ssunai'l". 2Us
Ia" EYE N.w.--,ici,l"man: c,z! iittlr itont
70 N: .lrctric,t,: private home: SIS.
~ q 81. N;r-trrnt eotnor room with
khchen"tt". SIX ma range.
'S;d : 81. S.M.. unc or two rooms. furnished:
Lux. ""-m'tin".
~ "th 81. N.h-- i.ar.e, epn'f"iiabi" front
rom: .lc"'r'cIt.: n.m.t c'n & pm
1859 con. IA. An. !:1-M-II furnished
81 Ne. ,,"oin next 10 barm: .I"rtririt!
'ra~. n.fi": h""s"kerring: central
-" ilth 81; NV. one NTH Kitchen.
eie..,,irttv hi: adults.
l"t 81. Nv. iArS.. clean. ,nfortsb.-
H.; Eth 81. NV md noor froni. Apt. "a.
als ID 81. Nj Desirable frout room; 80
Sins.. r ~ =, ..Efte homo: s.mi. 80
20" fAGn huAn Wv. Iaig- md roor
i'",.I r. or: 80 csr lt"" I'll ,'"l 7>"s ~.
-" MASS. Az. -" small room: nest t.
hath- sIec. ri".tv. eerrlrTp"r
-: l-th Nv. hooln. SIS and s.. mon;h:
; ~. - nv ~" nearly iurnlsn"d .,n,k.
',,-n->. heI w ~ >,.rcl boat. electricity.
"a PAIN, Ef"N IL. NV. Single fror,
room, r"r,f""'>: $40.
40 i'tr 81. >.w.-fu.nis.lr,l rooms for rent
III \ 81. Vi, I've r",niS, co,npl-tcIy fur
n'>lle'i f"l l,n<ekeennr s,"- ~, ). 80.
800 I'm sr: NJ. .,'cel> ru,n:s.IrI rno,ns
il1a MASS. AVE. NW-on. iarsr room:
. m neyt :" hsth on second floor.
il.h attn ST. Nt--l"o Turn sized rooms for
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FOR sALE-MoToR CYCLES.

hiEi.I.l -bANiiiS>,N. ls1.:. i,-.I.r.i, pei
fc"t condition electrically e'Iaipp-G. incia,i
IN. Hm'Heter ami tanucm: S.rriIir" for Sl1U
Terms il desired. lot Todd pl u.c. fhoh
A. tome" liUIW.
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WANTEn-GARAGES.

"ANIL!'. ..ARAtsI. ~ H.I4i.r,pliii',up
Yin aud J. sis. NV: star" pr -. Address Box
u. star Office ~"
''AnA'rE. Si>,.i.E. NEAR .J"I ,ALlFuH
ma -. nv. :" al particulars 4" A.ar'',:..it
Gu., ISs
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III FONT CIRCLE iONE i.I.p II ROM. IN
Owners handsome private residence: :; iar-..
Rooms aud baIh one floor: .'irrir.rity: st"au,
heal: maid and phone service: also garage Ii
rear. opening "n vide alley: excellent tab-
bear! IN Immediate ncig!bDrlpuh. lhun" y.
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III foE lbs EACH MbNIH MAS IoJ'
pay III rr'tt. Three and four rooms nd Ia
IN oar new hr"pfc"f Cleveland Park aparI
in"nfS are Icing sold for SIS 10 So month
'ihclndn2' ali chat -e>i AMI one eta Of pre-.
", u, cdsh. oieh daily for Inspection. :Jpi>
fOif"r 81. NV. Phone Cleveland ~,
EDMCNN ]. rLYNN Co ~
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Observation-Disclosures.
APTS.-FUR. AND UNFUR.

1885 10th ST.-EN1IIE SECOND FLOOR. ::
rooms. Kitchen. bath ami. cleo. aud gas
Iuinsnsd: no llnens: adnlts univ nls
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FII' EItL ST = Nicely furnished fYOut
rooms with hoard: good meals: no nhiccti, T.,
ciIdrnn: rea s0na BILE price. Adams L. La
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if'is ti1EAED 81. N.W.-THE PEEkI\S
Apt. Il -Foarti-foOr front } rooms and Ilat
All outside rooms: rent. $50 per month wv
=. NDI;MoYIf: eIu i - NV
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"l04 18th ST. NV. FIVE ROOMS. BATH.
perm hardwood floors: modern and new. 81.
Worth lNINl.
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story front room, Suitable for two: horneI he
sli nome cooking: terms reasonable. col.
ILL., EUCLID ST. Nicely furnished fyopt
rooms with hoard: good meals: no htccti,r1 I,
children: -ra -onahle price. Adams l.s. 10
1913 CALVERT ST. NV. Private family.
snccfal ntfen'i,n I" meals.
a5hl MT. PLEASANT Light room. md to"r.
ami: excellent board. Phone col $3.50.
80 room and hoard for two peoule
1872 EILrAloRE 81. N.W.--Douhp room, twin
hens hrHt to bath: continuous hot water: good
home rookinc. Col 1890
lhdl CALTrOR>It sI.-WcIi turn .e.,cli. ON
,, al r"n'"nienrrs: lone cooking North
1tE 81. Nv. Single anu douor rooms:
"Xc"leai nca.h: r"aso ahl"
IT, MASS AVE. AW-iionm aud e,1rgI.
e aS:.'o "eck: AM: GOOD table.
l'i9 SrE ST. Nv. Furnished rIngl, r"oin,
with board: wrapp"d lunches. ~
:i21 EAST CAPITOL ST.-Iiomc priv iIccc,.
Phone Lincoln i7os. II.
l1.S 'IE ~. N.W.-t'arlcnter> nuG llrcIr.n.
is wanted 10 board: carly breakfast.
Will; EoAhn y iittIe giri; motlc.'s rare.
6i6 q 81. Nv Eoorner, aud board-rs
wanted. is,
III: PARK RID double and singh rooms:
mof"-n rriraf" home. 1919
i34i GIRARD attractive md loor room:
all ""nrtn"u""s: mr." table. ~.
1~"b lSth 81 y. =" - uFHisheu with
laa-d. Franklin 3d.. 40
1899 -titk Ep.---i.arc. ROOM End un, ad-
o''n: iafh' two persons. $40 month -3ch.
81. 10th ST. NV. Iarg" froat room: deli
ri"nS meals: r"asoashie rates.
- Il ~. ~. FURNISHED rooms with hoard:
excellent cooking.
1906 CLIFTON 81 Nv -IeautlI,a font
room. Tor .: h"si Of meals: ref. lS'
- MARYLAND AVE- clarendon. Ns-Pr.
vat" fam Il. n"s' h"us": hir"k from car lss
l1o4 l2th y. W. .;o"n.-. r.c..iy ingu.s r,". "x.
ce!iert hoa'h: very rassbral.l.. .,u'
1865 MASSACHUSETTS, AVE NV
D"S!rahl" single and doghlr room ec..tri..
lights: eE,"!i"Et nI"sl-: reasonable. .s,'
THE BANCROFT.
1877 10th ST.
Nice rooms. southern exposure: reasonable
rates: Excellent meas: hes .nst been
modelled.
THE F.AlKMDNT.
I'm and Fa!m.nt SIS s.,raj." '''.i.,
and single ms: r>r",,.at u.sl>: t".. .,h,nc
in ",,,r r""m: rs...~ ""'s""rit -
THE COLONIAL.
10Th AND NJ SITS y w.-"uo ROOMS
Desirable double and single roous IN our
up-tO-da'" American yi2n hotel. Nj rooms
have running hot ard cold water and phoc"s.
showers and tub bath scre ssiblc 10 all rooms;
par!"rs. spacious dining main f3DOr:
dining room supplied viii, products from
virginia farms fresh daiIy. Iea>oEabic iai".
..,s
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FOR SALE-AUToMOBILEs,

PARTS-PARTS
for all makes of ears Ears bought and sclJ
any condition HORERT HEGSON'S AUTO
N, liASGE, LIST and ID sts. Lincoln
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1884 ldth ST. W.--CLEAN. BRIGHT. WELL
ventilated :; rooms and hath ) large closets
ID K as. .inrfrl.itY
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FOR sALE-AUT0MoBILEs.
('anfinn
Continued.
DEPENDABLE.
USED CARS.

% Dodge Brothers sedan. 5000
3 Dodge Brothers coupe. 800
% Dodge Brothers touring. 600
- Dodge Brothers touring. $50
II Dodge Brothers sedan. $50
n Dodge Brothers coupe. 500
20 Dodge Brothers coupe. $50
II Dodge Brothers touring. $50
10 Dodge Brothers sedan. $50
20 Dodge Brothers road>'r. $50
% Ford coupe ............ 800
20 Ford coupe .... POO
p Ford roadster ... Us
% Ford touring .... $50
y Durant touring .. 575
y Durant roadster ..... $50
% Durant touring .. 500
- Star touring ..... 375
~ lIupmobilc touring 80. 500
- Buick touring ........ $50
20 Cole IS >portster 49,. 500
20 Paige touring ..... 500
p Chevrolet 4-pass. coupe. $50
Terms Can BE Arranged.
SEMMES MOTOR
COMPANY.
obs G It. MY. Main OOOO.
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ROOMS AND BOARD

LID tAifMoNf ST. N.W.-LSrst second
story front room. suitable for two: noneIke
and home cooking: terms reasonable. col.
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rWo ROOMS. kIrCHENETTE. FVI; Lin.
gas. electricity and telephone included: 81.
month. f.,ii:: 18th 81 NV
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TIE GLEN 2>l3 tyfAEih ROAD FiEi
large. bright. attractive rooms bath iar.h .
feinS r"decpraied and electricity installed
iars" lot. besntifri grounds close 10 ,h..
Unfair" ard columbia road: the most a!rr.t.-
tive apartment in town for Ssd, Ready nov
OKIN son G.,:s Mnnsev i.riidinr Main mn.
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ALI OR ANY PART OF NICE. LARGE APT
reasonable: ladies' preferred: walking distance.
Ant. II t"rcurl. lgs
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THE IVES ILhLY. l32n .ls5 81 < vi
looms and porch ard rooms and porch. mo-;
crr fire proof b;I ding
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1879 VERMONT AVE.
Vile IINItI I.N

iHEEE-RuoM AND BAN APARTMENT
all modern Improvements: married ronrIr rr.
fnrred no children. Apply after q prI
liAliIi1 Sll ]NGEH;. lbs |; J. Az" n.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
('nnffnuAA

VERY ATTRACTIVE GROOM AND BATH
apt. mahogany furniture: magnificent view OF
cay. southern DWi eastern exposure: one Of
N" fHo,t delightful aud elegant lpcat ions in
W aShirctun. Apt 81. The I.aIfour. Phone
y 1Ul1
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1861 CHAPLIN ST tNEAE THE NEW MERIJ
IAN IdE d f"Grns bath and porch in a tDa-
ia"he PIf'fnehf wher" your furnish your own
cat: ne.iy fIar.rrcd and "a ini.,I II\owfTI
REALTY 90 INC. 30 lin - nv
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! 80 lRNlN% ST. NV. -DESIEAHIF
h1n."keeplng APT. Of three rnon> on ::rd 400,
eie'tficitS, gas. bath aui heat: TO adult fam
~, o .,cc 'iso garage TOR rent. Telephone
: VI -'It3.
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l1fif AND nf.NlON SIS NV
M'deru. Gr"l.:oof aIartmrG" hiiiI:n-. Hir,.t1
20 'atcd IN Nj. Pleasant. several YER de- i
ah!e :. aud ! room apartments priced if.f"
so to S1:.;it. Jamitor ~ PREMISES ha> KEY
j. {. WEEDDN 4 20.
LIN ~ III /. 81 T.
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ONE LARGE ROOM. KITCHEN. EATH
porch. reception hall: m"dern aud new y.
lRsI
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LIE VERMONT NE
THE LIMB IN.
Two rooms. Eifrhen-tt" and La IL: All .r"i
Ern Improvements newly decorated E,.tH.
$50 per month.
THE Nj NSEI TRUST COMPANY
R"ai l~tat" B.par. m.ur.
NAN SttS'. sut.l,
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ROOMS AND BOARD

0VVm0 0NO 0VAnU
1871 FILLMORE ST. N.w.-To congenial
party of young men or students. all Of third
floor. four rooms and bath, nicely furnished;
instantaneous hot water: telephone; meals;
garage. Col 98S2. 1Ss
GENTLEMEN desiring q real home; meals
and rooms excellent: not 4 boarding or room
ing house, but q home; Ami; reference.
1884 ST. NV 1Ss
THE RHODE ISLAND. 1437 Rhode island ave.
Desirable neighborhood: convenient to govt.
depts.: large, newly decorated rooms; excel
Aent board e1'
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lNsPE.t / I'D IL. ATS. FURNISHED AMI
mi furnished. WASHINGTON SERVICE BU-
EEAI. District NaIl EanE hidr
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ilni l. NV" .trIs.. !" AND :: ROOMS.
frifat" hath. nir"ir furnished: very desirable:
e iIIrDu- 80
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

.oi llth 81. Mt ROOMS. EATII: L.,
rove heat: 81, per month. HALL. Il GRAY
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