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Evening star., 1924-07-26
Valuable Lot, Fronting 30.3l
Feet on Eye Street, Improved
by an Old Frame Dwelling,
Number 2525 Eve Street NV.

BY authority vested in me- as attorney for
the parties in interest, / will sell at public
auction. in front of the premises, on the
THIRT1ETH DAY OF JULY. 1924. AT FIVE
PM. part of lot >. known lot SO7
in square 16 improved : above.
Terms: Cash A deposit of 5000 required.
Conyeyancing and recording at purchaser :
cost. Terms to be complied with within
thirty days deposit forfeited.
CLYDE ID. GARRETT. Attorney.
jy25d&ds. .exSu sol Colorado Bldg.
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Hobart St. Near 10th.
Sl3.5OO.

4 real bargain in well constructed, moo
ern home on this desirable street. just one
half square north of 18th and Columbia Road.
The house is very attractively arranged. has
hv.h.. electric lights, hardwood floors
throughout. Pittsburg water heater. and a
one-car brick garage. There is also maid $
room and lavatory in basemc-'.
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Hamilton St. Near l4th.
S11 SOO

thoroughly modern detached home which
the owner is offering at the original cost Of
the property. He has added many extras
and improvements at q considerable expense
for which he is making additional charge
The house has beautiful bright rooms and
tiled bath. h.-w.h., electric lights, Pittsburg
water heater. large closets. hardwood ioors
maids room and storerOOm in the base
ment. slate roof and nice garage. This
property has very nice lot running to
paved alley. The owner will give immediate
possession, and sell on reasonable terms.
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A REPLICA OF THE
"HOUSE BEAUTIFUL"

There is q large living with hard
wood floor. artistic fireplace and French
doors leading to a covered porch with tiled
nOor.
There is q fine dining room with hardwood
floor and plenty Of light and air. There is
. buffers pantry between the dining room and
kitchen. The kitchen is generous in size and
contains the most up-to-date equipment.
The second floor contains three large bed
rooms, tiled ba tn and ample closet space.
The lot Is 8Ox13O feet.
1t is situated In Of Washing toms most
desirable suburbs. 20 minutes by street car.
10 minutes by motor.
The price Is 10000. Convenient terms.
Address Rox 264-H, Star Office.
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EXCEPTIONAL, VALUE IN A

Vrban environments Washington home lfe-beaut
full, delightful and refined atmosphere.
There features and attractions Four bed
rooms spacious living with colonial repace beautiful
white oak floors throughout completely screened including both
poces; electrical fixtures; Pttsburg automatic heater
howater heating system Beautiful lot Cement driveway
garage
PRICE, $16750.
Very Liberal Terms.
Further Details Upon Request.
.- BOSS & PHELPS,
Main $500. The Home of Homes. 1417 K St. NV.
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NEW COTTAGE.

81 tsJo-EASS TERMS.
delightful new cottage, situated on a
lot. with unobstructed view of Chesa
peake Bay. Inspect our new cottages. There
is to suit you. See Mr.. AMES at the
land Office, on the boa ardwalk. inquire at
BAUMAN & HEINZMAN. 1904 II st. NV.
Phone Main $500
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Chevy Chase, Nd.
600

Located close to the Chevy Chase Club
and one half square from Conn. Avenue. on
one Of the prettiest streets in Chevy Chase
with eight large rooms and two baths. two
sleeping porches, electric lights accommoda-
tions for servants and hardwood floors through
ont. This house is heated by n So-kol heater.
which has given excellent results One of
the most attractive features of this prop
erty is the wonderful grounds which haye
gardener. at a consde erab BILE cost to the owner.
The price quoted on this property is less than
actual cost three years ago. For respOn-
sible party we will sell this house prac-
tically any kind of terms As low 81 900
cash will be acceptable as cash payment
and the balance in easy monthly install.
ments. Immediate possession
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CHAS. D. SAGER,
Realtor
o24 18th ST. NV. Main 81
SO
... ... OUR BEST VALUES FOR THIS WEEK
215 1st ST. NE.
brick
choice
Saul's Addition
with for n
321 l1th St. NE.
o6
Immed and
smonth be
1914 10Th St. NV.
land /
alley.
inspection
49, CHAS. D. SAGER, So
o24 14th ST. NV. Main 81
Member Washington Real Estate Board. 50
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SHORE PROPERTY.
SHORE PROPERTY.

INVEST IN HEALTH.
Buy Lot at
Washington's Popular Bay and Health Resort
CHESAPEAKE BEACH,
Beach in By
o bh a less 1
LOTS $3.50 UP
Easy Terms.
insure
Chesapeake Beach has
How Get There
Beach arrow ' '' '"" anu ~ " i
BAUMAN & HEINZMAN,
II W. Bodw
Member + the ngton Real Estate Board
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w DETACHED HOME
CLEVELAND
PARK.

Near the new Cathedral and
Cleveland Park Public School.
Just off the car and bus line.
Twelve minutes by auto to
White House.
Location is one of the most
beautiful and convenient sub
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Near Georgia Ave. and
Hobart St.
$500.

A very comfortable and attractive home at
very low price 1t is well located. close
to the line, and has s rooms and bath
cellar. furnace heat, and gas and electric
lights. 1t is in very good condition. and the
owner will make reasonable terms.
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11th St. NV. Near I St.
81. 500.

A good investment property in sunstantiAi
7room brick house with a lot 171ax1lO to an
alley This property is located In the hrst
commercial zone. and can therefore ne used
for business purposes. The present rental ls
St;., 30 per month.
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Columbia Heights.
S1O,o5O.

SIU,JOU.
A we'll built three-story brick dwelling. To-
Gated near 18th and Grard Streets. a
prominent street 1t has 8 large rooms and
BATH good lot and is in perfect condition.
Evening star., 1924-07-26

HOME BUYERS.
We are offering for the
first time several very at
tractive
Detached Homes
West Chevy Chase.
Price. S5,65O.
Very Easy Terms.
Call Main III or SOP
Evenings and Sunday
For Appointment.
Six rooms and bath. hot-water
heat. electric lights, water heater,
newly papered and painted and in cx-
rellrnt condition throughout; long lot
to alley: room for garage; one block
from ear line
!. DALLAS GRADY.
3D. Maryland Bldg.
14l0 ii st. NV
Main I27.
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Near Cleveland Park.
S12 S00

very attractive, semi-detached. modern
the prettiest streets in the city. This house
has 10 rooms and tiled hath. h.-w.h., electric
lights. and an unusually fine lot 40 feet
deep to a 2Ofoot alley. 1t is In excellent
session.
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Wisconsin Ave. Near Belt Rd.
g S00

A, e,centionaIly we'll constructed detached
prame dwelling containing large rooms ana
bath, h-wh.. electric lights, hne dry "ei-
lar an excellent lot to an alley. ana IN p., :,
,a,,t cordition. The house has been recently
rparered and repainted. This location Is one
Of the highest in the city. and has all tne
advantages of the suburbs, with city con
reniences Wisconsin Avenue will shortly ne
improycd making il one of the finest honle-
Yards in the city Values on this street are
bound to hold up.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
FOR SALE-H0USES.
N. l.. SANSBURY CO., INC.
Continued
Continued.

.'..s N. L. SANSBURY CO.. INC,
141S Eve St. NV. Phones Main 59O54-5.
office for further
sectc front
and bath: semi semi
mOle ne
Temslo low. is
nd
and nowersg greatly enhan
detached
f
al once
all
awnings
Md block from
street:
O,h
give earlypo possession
n L. SALISBURY CO.. INC.
Everything in
141S Eve St NV Phones Main 5905-4-5
MEMBERS
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Georgetown.
So SO0

On one of the prettiest streets in George
town. close to 18th and Streets This is
a real opportunity to get a comfortable, vel:
located home at very low price. 1t has
rooms and hath. h.w.h.. and is in excellent
condition. The owner will give possession
when soId
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SUMMER COTTAGES.

FOR RENT-TWO FURNISHED COTTAGES
top of Blue Ridge Noun tains. mile
from Bluemont. Va. For further informa tior
phone JULES DEMONET. Franklin 704.
Evening star., 1924-07-26

CHOICE BUILDING LOTS. 5o115o; GOOD
fishing and grabbing: about 10 miles east Of
I.eonardt0wn Apply J. w. MYERS. No. II
Engine. Brookland. .. c. 27s
CHESAPEAKE BEACH-FOR RENT BY THE
week month. furnished cottages or apart
ments; $50 per week and up: fne location.
near the pier: screened porches. II. A. GAR
REN. 907 II st. ne. Lincoln 4019.
SOUTH RIVER MANOR-W TER-FRON1
lots on beautiful South River; easy auto dist. !;
good roads; all salt sports; 5000 to $500;
mi. from Annapolis on I'd. to Arundel Lon the
Bay. q. w. Cox. r. +. D. 8. Annapolis. Md.
Ts
PRACTICALLY NEW COTTAGE AT CHESA-
peake Reach. on high ground: large porches.
screened throughout; immediate possession.
Phi. Mr.. WHITAKER. NJ. 1850 Br. 162 during
Office hrs. at cottage Saturday and Sunday.
27s
EDGEwATER REACH. ON SALT WATER.
81 miles from from District ,:ne: Fine bathing.
munity piers; two community beaches. Cot
tages and bungalows for sale. Bungalow sites.
500 to 81 200 each. Turn left at Pennsyl-
vania ave. Sc. and follow signs. lnforma-
tion and free automobile road map from Will
LIAM +. MATTESON. owner. Bond building,
Washington. ID. {. Phone Main 677l. Office
on beach open SATURDAYS and SUNDAYS.
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SALE OR RENT HOUSES.

LINCOLN PARK.
152 11th st. s:e.-9 r: and b.. brick; cleo.
lights, 2-story double brick garage. Price
reduced; easy terms. Trade rent cheap.
BLOOMINGDALE.
66 v st. n.v.-s r. and b., brick; eIec
lights. garage; cheapest home in this section !;
easy payment plan. Trade or rent reasonable.
N. E. RYON CO., INC.
Main 1897. 1923 F ST.
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WANTED TO BUY-HOUSEs.

WANTED TO BUY-HOUSES.
SMALL HOUSE. NEED NOT HAVE ALL
dress Box 22s-L. Star ofice :7'
SINROOM DETACHED HOUSE IN NORTH
$1,000 cash. Address Box 1871. Star Office
sIN-ROOM BRICK HOUSE IL GOOD
white neighborhood: can pay 81 400 down and
SEQ month. Address BOX 1901. star office
DETACHED HOUSE IN GOOD NORTHWEST
! suburb: must have bedrooms and good sized
lJt state lowest price for all cash: brok
ers. address Box la1.L. Star Office.
WASrEb Wan & ny NrGIsr ,,. ! DETACHED
s12.o0o. This is cash proposition. Address
BOX 2'4-I., sta: Office
WANT TO BUY BY AUG. I, SMALL DE
tached house bungalow; city or suburban:
good cash payment. Address Box 95-L. Star
office.
NEAR CENTRAL HIGH sCHOOI1-a-RoOM
house. rooms to the floor. garage space. or
tWo-famiy nat: must buy Immediately. Room
.n1. Mct;il bldg. Main 1891
! OR I II: HOME IN NV. SEC. CITY
Will make 900 cash payment; must be rea-
WILL PAY ALL CASH tUI: .1UtSES FOR
| eolored. Will consider any section Of city.
ls43 NV. Main 1852.
WILL PAY ALI. CASH FOR SNAIL. BRICK
houses. ne and sc. A. T. CAsFiIoNs, Fr.
8 OR ROOM HOUSE; MUST BE CHEAP:
prompt action assured Address Box 2is-L
Star office.
8 TO ROOM HOUSE IN NV: OR NE. SEC
, tion; have good cash payment and make
substantial monthly payments Must have
possession within 60 day. Main e7sU.
WE WILL PAY YoC CASH FOR YOUR
house: house Give US your business Rent or sale
| WILL PAY ALL CASH FOR $ OR . r.
home near 18th or 18th and or nr. l7th and
r. address Box 335-I.. Star Office.
ON
| bungalow: prefer 18th ST. line or Wood
| ridge: fancy prices considered. Address
| Box 126-L. star office. 27'
| FROM OWNER. NORTH OF COLUMBIA RID
| Z rooms and reception hail. thoroughly modern
and in good condit ion: about s13. 900: large first
payment. Address Box 16OL. Star office.
| HOUSE WANTED DIRECT FROM OWNER
| cash payment Address Box 149-L, Star office.
21s
| Will BUY FOR CASH SEVERAL SMALL
~ nestment purposes: state exact location and nd
| amount Of rent. Address Box 1851. Star Office.
WANT a MODERATELY PRICED HOME
| in the northwest section. west of 14th ST., or
| good section Of Georgetown; must be in a
strictly white section and fairly modern. Ad-
dress Box 147-L. Star ofice.
WE HAVE MANY CLIENTS SEEKING
List with us for quick action. Price must
-, Z; HeUSHToS s. CO.; REALTORS Mss TOR s.,z
| DIRECT FROM OWNER
| by out-of-town colored man. six
| room house in good northwest
section, preferably between 10th and
| 18th. New York and Florida aves.
| NV; will pay from $500 to 900
| cash; balance about $50 per mo. Ad-
/ dress Rox 248-I. Star office. y.
| HAVE BUYER FOR GROOM AND BATH
house in Petworth: not more than $1,000;
| 81 900 cash.
| R. A. HOWE,
! 907 New York Ave NV. Franklin 30.
| Evenings or Sunday. Adams 56O1
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FOR SALE-H0UsEs.
FOR sALE-H0USES.

FOR sALE-HoUsEs FOR sALE-H0UsEs
NORTHEAST.
$8Z5O-ON $500 CASH
hath so. n. elect electric H:s s.,sia
to hme
TAKOMA PARK, d. c.
$l3OOO
ss,. " hs% ] ] s"s The sf e and s
arranged 'S ~ ~ ~ - - ~ ' " " - -
CLEVELAND PARK.
$1 5OO
% % % S % s % snn tEn' r. t % S with % ss @
Immediately settlement
VIRGINIA.
$780,
kind for e % Tho % s @ ' sg tc a1 l"s ws
three o.
s1s ": A1a." es Of ] % % ' %
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
$4,000.
7 % %Tam ZEN . % nl S% scns , and a Ssh % e
modern &c % rimme
Convene terms
CLEVELAND PARK.
$2o75O.
OF
Mt. PLEASANT.
SlO5O
Wshinssn's
% % % @
sHSrnS pos,l g attic sn hproo
~ ~ '
MckEEVER & GOSS,
EVENING PHONE SERVICE rNTL PM
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MOORE & HILL, INCORPORATED,
73O 18th Street NV!
MEMBER ESTATE
WISCONSIN Ave Near Belt Rd. Close to Dupont Circle.

A very lovely. modern. colonial type two
story brick. located in an excellent section OF
the Northwest. within very short distance
Of Dupont Circle. This house has 3 large
rooms and > ba tbs. h.-w. h.. and electric lights.
and beautiful lot to an alley. II is in perfect
condition. and owner will give immediate
possession.
Newton St. West OF 10th St.
S1O,5OO.
A real bargain in this exceptionally we'll
located home. just few steps off of 18th
Street at one Of the most convenient sec
tions Of Mt. Pleasant. II is close TO two
car lines the bus line. and churches. stores
and schools. The house has 10 rooms, tiled
bath. a good cellar and electric lights. II is
in very good condition, and the owner will
give possession.
Evening star., 1924-07-26
CHESAPEAKE BEACH

LOTS FOR SALE.
Many desirable lots in desirable locations.
with unobstructed view of Chesapeake Ray.
Good state road and frequent train service
direct to property. Send for free plat and
road map. BACMAN & HEINZMAN. 1904 III
ST. NV. Office on boardwalk. Chesapeake
IRpach
Evening star., 1924-07-26
SHORE PROPERTY.

4-ROOM WATERFRONT BUNGALOWS FOR
rent. furnished; ideal location: fishing. boat
ing, swimming; $25 per week; Wash. -Annap
pike. YENDEILiS. Shady Side. W. River. Md.
27s
TWO LARGE ROOMS, SLEEPING PORCH
Aug. 1 to 30, $75. JAMES LAWLOR, Balti-
moro and Buffalo avenues. North Beach. Md.
VISIT BROADWATER REACH SUNDAY
Excellent beach, good water and shade, large
lots Chesapeake Ray, $3.50 and up
Through Marlboro and Mt. Zion, gravel road.
1 mile from Churchton. 26'
SALE OR EXCHANGE = COTTAGES AT
Chesapeake Reach, near the pier; furnished.
screened porches, running water, sleeping
porch: will exchange for city property. II. A.
GARREN. 007 II st ne. Lincoln 4010
FOR sALE-sIX-ROOM DWELLING. WITH
porches located in Galesville on West River.
facing Chesapeake Bay. Excellent for boat
ing and fishing. Come down and see for your
self. CARL BENNING. Gailoways p; o..
Nd. 2Ss
BEAUTIFUL GROOM FTKNIsHED BUNGA-
low and double garage. on Chesapeake Bay.
at its nearest point to Wash. on state road /;
elec It's, running water. fruit and shade trees.
Large lot Inq. Box 25O-L. Star office.
,PINEY POINT.
Lots for sale on waterfront. also large lot
on st. Georges Island. runs from state road
to river; covered with large pines: has small
cottage. partly furnished. ready to neve in.
'-'' THOMAS c. POLLOCK.
E1 9th st. NV. Phone Frank. 61t4,
Evening star., 1924-07-26
FOLLOW THE ORANGE SIGNS

81 miles from the District line via the An
napolis Pike. Cedarhur~t il delightful re-
fined summer colony on Chesapeake Bay. No
lots with less than 80 II frontage. and prices
range from 500 to $500 with as low pay
ments as 81 down. s. per month: no interest
to pay. Bring your lunch and ha thing suits
and enjoy day salt water. See Mr.
CRISER the property Sundays and hol-
days Send for free plat and road map.
BAUMAN & II HEl\ZMAN.
I504 II 81. NV. Phone Main $500.
Evening star., 1924-07-26
D. NOTES. AUCTIONEER.

DONALDSON, JOHNSON & FRAILEY.
d&dSeXSu ATTORNEYS for Trustees.
Evening star., 1924-07-26

TH0S ! OWEN & S1N. ATCTIONEERS
Evening star., 1924-07-26

J. OWEN son, ACCTIoNEERs
The Washington times., 1924-02-04
.TROTT|NG FOOL
WAS GOLDSMITH.
MAID

There has been a lot Of talk re.
Gently about the big winners Of the
turf in the last few years, but de.
spite all the Zevs, Exterminators,
Man o. Wars and the rest Of the
runners, did you ever hear or a
trotting mare called Goldsmith
Maid?
She performed a good many
years back and was one Of the
greatest harness horses that ever
lived. There was a Jay-Eye-See,
named after Mr.. Case Of Chicago
and there was great horse Of the
harness variety named Star Pointer
and a few othes, but there was
only one Goldsmith Maid.
They talk about the big winners
of the running turf, but this mare
was a trotting fool. She never
won over $500 in single purse
but during her career she won over
$300, 900, as much as any of. the
great running horses ever received
And, mind you, she got this money
by winning a lot of heat races
some OF them from three to seven
day, week in and week out, always
consistent, a thoroughly Characters
tic mare who did things. She was
willing, always anxious to win.
Great was the Maid and a phe.
nomenal performer.
The Washington times., 1924-02-04
HAVEAS ADOPTS
EXCUSE Of
A. nII[[[R
! p HIH

Arthur Havers, the British open
champion, has the same excuse for
losing his match to Gene Sarazen
that every duffer has when he
loses golf match. He failed to
run down his puts
This putting business becomes a
more perplexing problem all the
time.
When the best players in the
world miss shots of three or four
a feet on the green there is no reason
I why the common or garden variety
Of player should become upset be-
cause he fails to sink a few easy
ones.
Putting seems to be one feature
Of the royal and ancient game
which hard work and constant prac.
tice do not conquer. 1t is an in.
spiration and gift.
Havers's long game was all that
was to be expected from a British
open champion, but his short game
fell far short of the mark.
He was short on his irons and
once on the green was as wobbly
as a beginner.
Sarazen himself did lot Of loose
putting, but he did not miss as
badly as the English player.
The best putting many Of the ex.
perts of the game accomplish Is to
be found in the numerous books
they have written on the subject.
The Washington times., 1924-02-04
N 'GRAW KEEPS
HIS FAITH IN
'CONNELL
outfieIder Gets Jump on 9th
ers by Reporting to
Hot Springs.

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. Jimmy
O'Connell, who represents $4,000
worth Of baseball ability, but who
failed to yield interest on this sum
last season, is rusticating at Boyles
Hot Springs, and announces that he
will be fit and ready by the time
spring training is inaugurated.
McGraw has not lost faith in his
costly jewel; rather, he is counting
on O'Connell to play centerfield for
him next season. During the recent
minor league convention, Dick Kin
sella, scout of the Giants, and one
Of McGraw's lieutenants, told his
San Francisco friends that McGraw
had reserved the centerfield berth
for the former Seal.
O'Connell. at the present time, ia
ten pounds underweight, but he iR
not alarmed over this, saying that
he can pick this up very easily.
Jimmy is still having his eyes
treated, but he says they are
stronger now than they were at
any time last season.
O'Connell failed last season on
account of eye trouble. Before he
reported to the Giants, he was sick
with scarlet fever and spent his
time indoors by reading contin-
uously. The doctor who attended
O'Connell told him that 1t would be
all right for him to read as much
as he wanted to, but 1t turned out
to he moor advice and nearly ruined
O'Connell's eyes.
The Washington times., 1924-02-04
ATHLETES DASH
FROM MEET
To MEET
But Frequent Competition Is
Doing Much for Develop
ment of Youths.

The numerous track athletes who
are just now so active in prepara.
ton for the Olympic games may
not break any records on the board
tracks, but they surely are estab-
fishing new records in dashing
from meet to meet.
These numerous indoor meets are
dong much good for the track
game. Their greatest benefit is
probably overlooked by the spec
tator.
The games are developing the
new track material. The attention
of the spectator is centered on the
star performers and those promis-
ing young athletes who are coming
along fast attract little or no at,
tention.
Yet these are the athletes who
will be a big factor in the Olympic
competition.
These games are so great in
their scope that it is" not a one
man proposition.
Team strength will win the Olym.
pics, rather than individual bril-.
liAnCd
The Washington times., 1924-02-04
COLLEGE F|VES
TAKE FLOOR
TONIGHT
BrookkIanders to Play North
Carolina While Georgetown
Meets Carson-NeWman.

Catholic University's court five
will play the strong North Carolina
University Quint in the Brookland
gym tonight. while Georgetown will
be entertaining Carson Newman
squad in Ryan gym.
North Carolina is coming to the
National Capital heralded as one OF
the strongest teams the Tar Heels
have placed upon the floor in many
seasons, and are expected to fully
extend Coach Rice's squad through
out the forty minutes Of play.
Georgetown should experience lit
tie, If any. difficulty in winning
from Carson Newman. The visitors
are not ranked any too highly and
are probably stepping out of their
class in meeting a team of the
caliber as that Of the Blue and
Gray.
Both games are booked to get
under way at o'clock.
The Washington times., 1924-02-04
CARPE n 7 Il R
NOT THE SAME
SINCE BOUT
Body Punching He Took From
Dempsey Leaves Him
a Has-Been.

The power Of the heavyweight
punch is such that only a cham
pion, actual or potential, long sur
wives the wear and tear of competi-
ton. Carpenter, for example, never
was the same man after the body
punching he took from Dempsey.
Fulton was softened up in a few
fights to such an extent that the
wind Of missed punch would drop
him.
1t is a question whether the straf.
ing given Gibbons at Shelby did
not question him for some future
opponent, and it is confidently ex-
pected that Firpo will not arise
with the same readiness in his
fight with Dempsey. But they
never realize this until the referee
counts ten, IL then.
Some one asked Firpo how he
felt the morning after" Septem-
ber IA.
"All right" quoth the senior.
Just a leetle pain in the back"
This statement would seem to in.
dicate that the senor has the max
ings Of a first-rate comedian.
The Washington times., 1924-02-04
OLYMPIC CANDIDATES
in. TWELVE MEETS
tCopyright, 1898. by International
News Service.l
By TOM THORP.

NEW YORK Feb 4Tweve athletic scheduled for this
month Olympic candidates will
big month for the athletic
being held during This
owing the Of the American Olympic
meets possible that candidates for the will get
plenty of work.
With the big Mroe Athletic Association meet of the
the boys preparing for the
held in the future The athletes going
tion and when the smoke of battle clears the American
Olympic selection committee will have line who
will the Stars and Stripes n France July.
The Washington times., 1924-02-04
WISCONSIN HAS
PUT INTEREST
IN REGATTA
Hudson River Classic More
Than Ever Title
Event Now.

The announcement that Wisconsin
is planning to send an eight-oaretl
crew to Poughkeepsie next June Is
welcome one to sport followers
who like the blood red and their
Victories conclusive. The upper
Hudson classic has always been
hailed in the East as the Intercol.
legiate Championship, yet with only
Eastern representatives it has often
fallen short of that status.
The Badgers made their last ap-
pearance in the East in 1914, but
their cause was taken up by Pa
cific coast crews to such purpose
that Washington finished second
to the great navy eight in 1922
and supplied the winning crew in
1928. These performances We're suf.
ficient to prove that all Of the row.
ing class is not in the East.