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MINOR LEAGUE RESULTS
INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.

INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE.
Buffalo, 3: Syracuse, 1.
Toronto, 2; Rochester, L.
Other games, rain.
SOUTH ATLANTIC LEAGUE.
Spartanburg, S; Greenville, 3.
Asheville, 3: Augusta, o.
Charlotte, s; Macon, 2.
PIEDMONT LEAGUE.
winston-Salem, 5; High Point, 4
(fourteen innings).
Raleigh, g.; Durham, 6.
Greensboro, s; Danville, o.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Minneapolis, 6; ST. Paul, 4.
Kansas City, 3; Milwaukee, (ten
innings).
Other games, rain.
FLORIDA STATE LEAGUE.
Orlando, 9; Bradentown, 4.
Lakeland, s.; Tampa, 0.
st. Petersburg, 4; Dayton, 0.
SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.
Little Rock, 4; Atlanta, 3.
Memphis, 10; Birmingham, 8.
New Orleans, 3; Nashville, z.
= Mobile -ChattanoQEa>a dhka.-
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$4,000 SUIT is FILED
AGAINST THE PIRATES

CHICAGO, May 3O.-Suit for $4,000
damages has been filed in superior
court by l.. S. McKenna, part owner
of the Sioux City, Iowa, base ball
club, against the Pittsburgh Ma
tionals, involving the sale of Roy
Elsh, outfielder, who now is with the
Chicago Americans.
1t is alleged that the Pittsburgh
club agreed to purchase Elsh for
$4,000. but a dispute arose causing
a ruling by Base Ball Commissioner
Lands that either the New York
Americans or the Chicago Americans
might purchase the player. Charles
A. Comiskey of the Chicago club
bought the player, presumably by
some payment to Pittsburgh.
McKenna alleges that his club re-
ceived no compensation.
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TUNNEY AIMS TO EARN
BATTLE WITH DEMPSEY

NEW YORK, May 80. Promoter
James j. Johnston has announced
that he had signed Gene Tunney,
American light-he avyweight cham
pion, for three bouts to be held this
summer. Tunney will first meet the
winner of the Carpentier-Gibbons
fight.
Either Jack Renault. Canadian
heavyweight, or Harry Wills will be
his second opponent.
If he succeeds in winning these
bouts Tunney will be matched with
Jack Dempsey, Johnston said.
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VILLA AND ASH FIGHT
FOR FLYWEIGHT HONORS

NEW YORK, May 30.-Pancho Villa
and frankie Ash meet tonight in the
Nostrand A. c. for the f1yweight title.
The fight, postponed last Tuesday
because of rain, for a time was
threatened by property owners in the
vicinity of the Brooklyn arena, who
sought to obtain an injunction on
the ground that the bout would bring
undesirable characters into the neigh
borhood.
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COMMISSIONER TO OPEN
BUFFALO'S NEW STADUJM
Adoption of Draft Is Expected Be One Topic Boss
of Base Ball Will Discuss With Magnates of
Minor League Tomorrow
BY JOHN B. FOSTER.

JEW YORK, May 3oMembers of the League will
gather around the conference table with Lands
Buffalo Saturday after the base ball boss
cation of Buffalos stadium.
The last time Commissioner Lands magnates
AT that time ne told them that if they did
likely they headed for
been without
some OF the other minors taken the draft
their clubs Most which were
that the draft cannot supply lack Of ambition
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FIRPO SAYS RICHARDS
OFFERS NOT ACCEPTED

By the Associated f.~..
BUENOS AIRES, May 30.-Louis
F'irpo, the Argentine heavyweight,
has Informed the Associated Press
correspondent that no credit should
be attached to the, reports that he
had accepted any of Tex Richards
offers for a fight.
Firpo explained that he intended
to resume training, but merely in
order to get down to weight so that
he could make a good appearance
in a. screen play to be produced by
a local moving picture concern, and
not seem to be overweight.
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GIBBONS MUST LOOK OUT
FOR CARP'S MIGHTY RIGHT
BY FAIR PLAY.

YORK, 30-Not New York sporting
migrating Michigan City the CapentIer-Gbbon
to be real
Indiana believed
will offend the most sensitive
the will supply
bout for the promoters granting
Carpenter
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HERMAN PILLETTE
Pitcher, Detroit Tigers. Led the
Anne rican League I'm 1922 for games
won.

Every pitcher endeavors to conceal
from the batter the kind of ball he
is about to deliver. This can be done
by using as near as possible the
same delivery for each kind of bal
pitched and by keeping the ball COW
cred as much as possible with the
gloved hand. There are a few tricks
used such as gripping the ball as
though throwing a curve-changine
it just before the ball leaves the
hand. A spit ball pitcher pretends
to wet the ball, though approximate
ly one-half are not spit balls.
Copyright. 1924 Associated Editors. Incl
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LEADERSHIP is AT STAKE
In TWO OF LOOPS TODAY

andlot mines will swarm the diamond today two matches
Wv hold the Wavery Athletic Club undeeaed the Inde
pendent League will keep column nvioae
tilt with the Arlington Athletic Club O'Clock the grounds
Mount
locked for the lead Maryland
the Mount Rain Eedat 215 15o,clo
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HOW PUGILISTIC RIVALS
WILL SHAPE UP IN RING

BY the Associated Press.
MICHIGAN CITY, Ind, May 90
Comparative measurements or
Georges Carpenter and Tom Glib
boEs, who meet here Saturday
afternoon in n tcn-round boxing
contest, show that Gibbons has
the advantage I'm height md TINT
Carpenter has become heavier
around the chest and shoulders
since he fought Champion Jack
Dempsey i'm 1921.
The measurements are;
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MARKsMEN COMPETING.

Washington and Maryland marks
men are competing in the opening
session of the two-day annual Mary
land-District of Columbia trapshoot-
ing championships today at Benning
The final event will be shot tomor-
row.
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Northern Athletic Club Seniors are
to face the Herbs Sunday at IL
o'clock on diamond No. of the Mon
ument grounds. The Herzls planned
to meet the Brookland Athletic Club
today at = o'clock at 7th and Monroe
streets northeast
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uppercut. Gibbons, remembering the
result of Dempsey's body blows in
his battle with Georges, is devoting
particular attention to infighting. He
expects to easily avoid Carpenters
famed right hand punch and get to
close quarters, where he can bring
his educated uppercut into play.
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FIGHT SHOW POSTPONED.

Boxing at Sportland Heights. Berwyn
Md, which was postponed last night
on account of inclement weather, will
be held Thursday, when the same card
will be offered.
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GrottO Midgets are casting about
for a game tomorrow with some team
in the thirteen-year-ol class Tele-
Columbia 1899.
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VIRGINIA LEAGUE.

Portsmouth, Z; Norfolk. 6.
Rocky Mount, 4 Wilson.
Petersburg. 4; Richmond, ;.
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The Philadelphia Athletes went
through the season with only two de-
feats-in 1866.
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Barrett Athletic Club is scheduled
to oppose the Carlyn Springs team
at 2:30 o'clock on the latterS field.
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GRAND BEACH. ILL.,, May 30
Along the shore of Lake Michigan
Tom Gibbons has been training stren-
uously and seriously for Carpenter
and chance at Dempsey and a for
tune.
Here is the blow that Gibbons ex-
poets to whip Carpenter, a right
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: FURNISHED APTS-o WITH ROOMS
and with = rooms and gla ssed- in porch: ali
nicely furnished: with electricity and hot
water heat. Price, $50 and $40
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Drug Store. North Cap. and Il. IL
4-RNS BATH PORCH OVERLOOKING
beautiful park; very reasonable. Apply morn
ings 303S Il ST. NV. 3rd floor. is
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,APARTMENTs-U:

APARTMENTS-UNFURN1SHED
THE SOUTHERN,
1907 NJ St. NV.
one room and bath, with or without kitchen.
eo0a BELMONT ROAD NV.
one block from Conn. Ave. Bridge.
Apt 302--TwO bedrooms. large Living
room. kitchen and bath; southern ex-
Apt. 4o4ETvo rooms. Kitchen and - w
'a'n w j. i;IItiiji%G.''''''' r;Iiiiji%GG. ''''"
l,Is street Wv.
TiiimEr hooMs kfTcHESErTE AND M
ARNOLD AND COMPANY.
ltl6 EYE 81. MAIN .434.
4 ROOMS. RATH. PORCH. ELEC.
les 18th ST.
Apt. :, sfier pm.
THE ANoNDALE. 1884 p ST. NV.
Four rooms and BATH. $50.
tAyANAUGH COURT. 1926 18th ST. NV
One room. kitchen and bath. s45 and ssh.
Two rooms; kitchen and bath sss to $40.
DTMBAETON COURT. 1857 3lst. NV.
One room. dressing room, Murphy bed and
bath. 49,.
NETHERLANDS. 1850 Columbi, I'd.
Apt. e02- Five large and ba tn, now
available: summer rate TO Oct. 1.
PAEkwoOD. 1746 X st. NV
Four rooms and bath Sla5
Seven rooms and bath, $50 TO slS5. Re
duction to October
ht tGlAAND COUR XXI. lI25 18th St NV.
One room. kitchen. rec. hall and bath. $50
Two rooms. kitchen. bat and rec hall $50
so and S1-.
REXTON, 27I4 Quarry rd NV.
Apt. "a. Living rm.. breakfast room kitch
en-: dressing room. Murphy bed and bath
BILTMORE. 1910 Ritmore st. NV.
Four rooms and bath. $50
TON-LEAMINGTON
oo01-3 14th 81. NV
SI rooms. ha n and porch $50 TO Sei
PElWoRTH GARDENS.
rs l3O-i5i Webster st NV
-Four rooms and bath s51 80 to SSa. 80
Five rooms and bath. $40
1851 GIRARD ST. NV
Third floor apt. OF three large rooms and
4ls0 GEORGIA AVE
Second door. four rooms bath and large
THE NEEIY. l1as st. Sc.
Apt. 4. Six large rooms bath and hall SEQ
S23 11th ST. NV.
Third door two rooms and bath, SIS.
14Os 18th ST. NV.
Six rooms md bath, $40 and $65
700 md ST. NV
Two rooms. kitchen and hath. &53. 80.
Seven rooms and hat SEQ
THE MONT CLAIR
1881 Belmont ct. NV.
rooms. reception hall. bat and porch, sS5,
10 October !: $40 the.eafter:
ALLAN y. WALKER & CO: INC.
SIS 18th ST. NV. Main 26eo
FOR RENT-S15 9th ST NV, 2nd FLOOR
3 rooms and bath. kitchen: hot water heat,
electricity: newly pspered and painted: s75'
wM. P. NoRxoYLE $40 IF" St. NV.
c434, Pa AVE. NV. APT NO. Two
large rooms, kitchenette and bath all serv-
ice included for $3.50 per month.
1858 Irving ST. n.w.-a rooms and bath.
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llaO COLUMBIA RD.-TWo ATTRACTIVE
large rooms kitchenetie. bath, pantry. trunk
room. electricity Is
Az Ii ST. N.W.-2nd-FLooR FRONT. BED
room. dining room. kitchenette and porch, 81.
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APT sos THE ST. MIHlEI. lIl2 18th.
North 1882. Delightful. cool 4-ro"m corner
apartment: southern exposure; very reason
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1927 CHAPLIN ST. FRONT CoR.--5 r.. B.:
quiet adults Ant 81 Col 1890 W. to s.
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THE PRESTON 1T43 = ST. NW.-APART-
ment B r. l. and h., furnished. near Dupont
Circle Apply CHAS. $. SHREEE. 100 Conn.
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APT. s. THE 1MILBURN, :i08 r. CAPITOL
ST.. near Capitol and Library, rooms. Kitchen
and bath; very attractive and comfortaoN
completely furnished. including linens SILVER
dishes. phone. etc. available Immediately.
Cali after ). or during day phone franRhn
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TWO I.Hk APTS.-oNE HAVING
large rooms. kitchen and bath; the other
room and kitchen. 3lS :rd 81. n. It,
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: ROOMS. HALL. KITCHEN AND BATH
1st door; desirable NV. section end Mt; fleas-
ant car line: completely fur: accessiDle 10
s~-~-'
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1853 MINTWOOD PL.. APT. 35 - HAND
sonely furnished two-room. Kitchen and pam
ant less than rent Adams 4lS0. IL
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1915 18th ST. N.W.--TWo ROOMS. KITCHEN
and hath; new. front. outside, ami
FIVE ROOMS. ALL OUTSIDE. FULLY FUR
nished. until Oct. l 81. les. Irving ST. W.
Adams 1853
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,3S 2Ist ST. NV. APT. LDowNToWN
mt hnuse . rooms kitchen. bath. w. O24. 16s
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.Ia66 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.-Two ROOMS
kitchenette private hath. heat. elec. and gas
furnished: no children. Phone Col. 1896. 1Ss
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ia lBth ST. N.W.-e Rooms, BATHS.
hot-W -Water heat. electricity; $126.
0Oo Rock Greek Church I'd. n.w.--S rooms
and bath, hot-water heat. electricity; front
and rear porcheS; earASs; 500.
.si2 It. a.w.-1 res.s ~ sssl' - fsrsses
- CO. u. L1NKINs. 1z1s < -
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RENT HOUSES-UNFURNISHED

102s 25th ST. NW.-9 ROOMS AND TWO
ate possession. $67. so.
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HOICE APT ~. APT. 1929 10th 81. n. W
ewly furnished. large rooms, kitchen. bath :;
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$o0: Main 9Il9. "
THE PRESIDENTIAL,
18th AND L SITS. NV.
rooms. foyer. baths.
room and bath.
THE JEFFERSON,
18th AND n SITS. NV.
rooms. bath.
f' The MAYCROFT,
18th AND COLUMBIA RD.
: rooms, bath, SO and sTSe sTSe.
THE ASHLEY,
18th AND CALIFORNIA SITS. NV.
4 rooms, bath, porch, rec. hall.
5 rooms. bath, porch, rec. hall.
Newly papered and painted throughout.
THE IRVINGTON.
1874 T-APT: 2.
rooms. kitchen, bath, As.
POTOMAC PARK,
2ist AND srs. NV.
/ room. breakfast rpom, kitch. ( bath. $50
3 oeps end hath. 80 and Up.
New building, just completed.
THE RODMAN,
. ,,o, sc:s 2. coEsHcTISUr on q g AVE.
rooms ssd bath. $so and $3.50
3618 CONN AVE. NV.
3 rooms and bath. $e6.
ISL N. III. AVE.
rooms and bath. rs.
1869 2lst ST. NV.
rooms and bath. 3l2sc.
1Ol1 III ST.
. rooms, Kitchen and bath, $3.50.
17oe WILLARD ST., APT. /.
. rooms and bath. Ms per meath.
NJ. Fl. WEST COMPANY,
W. l.. r. KING. =. q. PERRY.
s als 18th st. NM
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1912 Pa. Ave. NV.
coSpenens oSS@ as' TO . government
8l8 18th ST. NV.
New downtown apartment.
. large rooms and bath. SO. 90
1908 Conn. Ave. NV.
At intersection Of Florida ave.
4 rooms, rec. hall and bath. $50. 90
14lo N St. NV.
Modern downtown apartment
) rooms and bath. h.....................$ $50 80
LE MARQUIS APT,
230s Ashmead Pi. NV.
Overlooking Rock Creek Valley.
! rooms and bath Observation-Disclosures S65. 90
D rooms, rec. hall and bath. $40. 90
MOORE & HILL, INC,
730 18th ST. NV.
SEVERAL VERY NICE BROOM AND BATH
apis. heat and tanitor service furnished; rent,
Main 4s4s ~ lsl4 K st nv
THE BLOOMINGDALE.
40 St, u.w.-4room and bath apt: in a
.ssetly Th,s g gesishborho0d Rent. $50 per
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
THREE LARGE ROOMS. attractively furnish
l.,
large modern bath. electricity: beautiful CO.
lonial home. surrounded by three acres OF
lawn. shrubbery and garden: unusual oppor-
tunity for congenial couple TO share a $25.-
600 home. One square from cars; % minutes by
auto to center Of city Phone Woodside 70 r..
detached house, partly furnished. 54l3 Haw.
thorne pl. NV, Conduit I'd. to Cathedral ave.
4-ROOM AND BATH APT. FURNISHED.
RnnE Ls.IIs liza
utes from Georgetown: ami: elec. light
delightful location. W p. LOCKWOOD,
l410 st. NV. or call Clarendon s45.F4. II.
WANTED-APARTMENTS.
BY TWO ADULT~Two rooms. bath and
kitchenette, unfurnished, in the neighborbood
rd.; private family preferred; references given
Address Boz 233 H. Star ONCE. 17'
WANTED. BY YOUNG COUPLE WITH 3
ehildren-6 unfurnished rooms in good section
with Improvements. Rent, $50. Address Box
25I III. star Office.
YOUNG MAN. % TO Is. CoNGENIAL. RE
hned. Protestant. interested in securing an
apartment with youns man OF shove quail
ties Address Box c6s-H. Star Office. 1s'
RENT H0USES-TURN1SHED.
COTTAGE WASHINGTON GROVE. MD
Main s4s. Cleve. 1854
THOROUGHLY ID Y T A G z d HOUSE =
Bright: breezy from all sides; six rooms and
bath: home Of college professor, available for
one and one half months At q total of sI5 if
taken Immediately; no children; couple with
or without infant preferred. Phone North
1870 d ST. SET ROOMS AND BATH;
h.-w.h.: gas range; furnished. with screens
and shades. Apply l3S d st. sc.
8 ROOMS, SLEEPING PORCH AND GA
rage: mi; two months only. Col 4a41.
2OO9 EALORANA RD--I2 ROOMS z RATHS.
h.-w.h.: beautifully furnished; exclusive neigh
borhood. Phone 1856
TWO SQUARES FROM DUPONT CIRCLE; )
master bedrooms: mahogany furniture; i'm
mediate possession. Address Box 302-H Star
ONCE. giving phone number. 16s
143s CHAPLIN ST. NW-S ROOMS AND
bath. completely furnished. 500 per month
for term Of months.
JESSE L. HEISKELL. 1Il5 Eye St. NV.
RENT H0nSES- FTP g. uNFTrp
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\ NEAT Two-ROoM APT. FURNISHED
for light housekeeping. ll3 9Th street
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TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH, NICE:
" furnished, $3.50. Apartment 4, l422
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! Observation-Disclosures
FARNSBORO.
2l2o Florida Avenue.
Three rooms, bath; all-night
telephone and elevator service.
Lease, $1,000.

NEW APARTMENT.
ia 9Th st. NV.
i rms, kitch. and bath. Apply premises
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ia 18th NE-NICE 2-ROOM AND kITCH-
.enettc. complete for housekeeping: suitable
for, Gas included
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THREE. LIGHT AIRY ROOMS AND BATH:
gas. electricity. telephone free; S6J 1917
enHnn Columbia 61Al
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NEW MODERN BUILDING
CORNER, 9th and A SITS. Sc.
2 and 3 rooms, dining alcove and
bath, some with porches, now
ready for occupancy. Rents. $50
to $3.50 per month; heat, jani-
tor service and hot water fur
nished.
HARRY A. KITE, INC.
Main 1916. 1914 K St. NV.
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3400 Warder st. n.w.--Comparatively new
home. rooms and bath; anil. porcbes
garage in the rear; 49,
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REFINED PROTESTANT Girl. TO SHARE
room. kitchenette and bath: good ioca-
Ion Address RoS oSO-H. star Office.
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WANTED-INvESTMENT PROP.

PARTY OWNING 2-FAMILY FLAT, CLEAR.
will exchange same as part payment for
larger investment, such small apartment
house. Lincoln 308. 904 ST. ne.
WE HAVE A CLIENT DESIRING TO PUR-
chase for investment two brick houses
from S3 900 TO "a, 900 each. Give US full parf
ticulars. N
PRATHER & ROBINSON
S14-15-i6 BOND BLDG,
14th and n. Z. Ave. NV
MAIN a.
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FOR COLORED.

1t. southwesf. for sale. not for rent. b0t no
cash payment required. $36.25 per month
covers ali interest and principal payments.
JOHN H. WRIGHT,
Main e107. llle Vermont Ave. NV.
i2s YUMA ST. s.E.. JUST BEYOND CON
Rress Hights-5 rooms, electric light and
water, $3.50 per mouth.
Is o st. se.-s rooms and bath: electric
JESSE L. HEIsKELL. Ills Eye st. NV.
FT. NYHR HEIGHTS, VA.-S ROOMS AND
bath: ami: newly painted and decorated; /;
garage and large yard; e86.
sleeping porch; h.-w.h.; elec. and gas.
1884 Eye st. n.w.-Seven large rooms, three
baths. newly decorated. $175.
150e-1506 21st Ut. n.w.-3 rooms and 2
ALLAN Z. WALKER 4 CO.. INC,
Al3 18th St. NV. Main 2oe0.
ia I5ss sT. N.W-s Rooms, BATHS.
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FOR RENT-STORES.

md 937 Ii ST. NV. fNEXT CORNER
st.)-Two big new stores. $l3J each.
PRINCE 1410 n at NV,
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1920 Spring Nrd. n.w.--6 rooms and bath;
l MI garage.
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93e MADISON ST. NV.
Modern apartment, rooms. bath and re-
cepton hall. So so.
MORRIS CAFRITZ COMPANY. INC.
1916 X st. NV. Main ST..
Columbia Rd. Near 10th.
few choice apartments now available in
the Octavia. 160o Columbia rd.; reasooa BILE
particulars.
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t.hTGTIEVIS -JEEEsE-D

t.AIT.aEETIs- -JEEEsE-O
Continued.
TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH n MscE: Z
" furnished, $3.50 Apartment 4, l4Z2 q
Vt. NV.
APT s. THE MILBURN, 30s r. CAPITOL
ST.. near Capitol and Library, rooms kucneu
completely furnished including linens silver
dishes. phone. etc: available immeaiaIs,y?
rsll sl, after S,i,, 3 or during day phone fanN'n
a3S 21st ST Nv. APT. 4-DoWNToWN
apt. house. rooms. kitchen, bath. w. 924 IT,
1853 MINTWOOD PL.. APT. 3S - HAND
soneIy furnished two room. kitchen aud bath
apt. less than rent. Adams 4leO. - -
: ROOMS. HALL. KITCHEN AND BATH
1st door; desirable NV. section end Mt Pleas,
ant car line: completely fur: accessible 10
husses; occupancy immed.: $40. Adams 4ooS-'
TWO L.Hk. APTs.-DNE HAVING !:
large rooms kitchen and bath: the other ]
room and Kitchen. 3ls :rd 81. NV 10.
CHOICE APT ~. APT 1923 10th 81. NV
porch. Phone Main 3S9.
FURNISHED APTs.-a WITH ROOMS
and l with : rooms and Ela sed.in porch: al al
nicely Furnished With t,n , elsr,rs!W ., and hot
Drug Store. North Cap. and II. IL
t-RMs.. BATH. PORCH. ovERLooklSc
ings. 303s 81. NV. srd floor: Is.
.I266 COLUMBIA RID. NW.-Two ROOMS
kitchenette private hath. heat, elec. and .as
furnished: no children. Phone Col. 399i. lS'
1920 COLUMBIA RD.-TWo ATTRACTIVE
large rooms kitchenette. bath. pantry, trnhk
room. electricity. 25
Az ST W-2nd-FI.ooR FRONT. BED
room. dining room. kitchenette and porch 81.
Frank. 4S6
1927 CHAPLIN ST. FRONT CoR.-5 r.. B.;
clean. we'll fur: reduced for summer:
quiet adults. Ant 81: Col: as90 W. to g.
THREE. LIGHT AIRY ROOMS AND BATH:
gas. electricity. telephone free; $50. 1917
Kenyon ST. Columbia 6I9l
1919 Iath ST NW--TW0 ROOMS. KITCHEN
and bath: new. 'front.' outside, a MI -
FIVE ROOMS ALI. OUTSIDE. FULLY FUR.
nished. until Oct l: 81. les: Irving ST. W.
Adams 1853
THE PRESTON, 1743 p ST. N.w.-APART.
meut. r.. l. and b., furnished. near Dupont
circle. Apply CHAS. $. SHREEE. l22,2 Conn.
ave NV. sole agent.
APT sos THE ST MIHlEI. lIl2 18th.
North 1892. Delightful. cool 4-ro"m corner
apartment; southern exposure; very reason
able.
ia 9Th NE-NICE 2-RooM AND kITCH
.enettr. complete for housekeeping suitable
for couple Gas included.
\ NEAT TWO ROOM APT. FURNISHED
for light housekeeping. ll3 5ih street
REFINED PROTESTANT GIRL TO SHARE
Que room kitchenette and hath: good 3oca
Ton. Address Rox os0-H. star office:
SOS 18TH ST. NV ROOM AND GLASS
inclosed sleeping porch. kitchenette; AMI;
s4i IS
sl6 MD AVE N.E.-S r.. SLEEPING
porch and hath: separate entrance. JOS A
HERBERT & SONS. 5l5 +. Capitol 81.
LARGE FRONT ROOM AND kITCHENETTE.
newly pspered and PAINTED: completely fur
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STICK A PIN IN THIS.
See these desirable apartments Of rooms
a nd bath at S22O-2-24 Wisconsin ave Opposite
the National Cathedral: rent. $40 10 $50:
mi, bus and service right At door:
free rent for mouth OF July
EUGENE II. TAGGART. INC,
Main $500. 1918 ~ NV
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nri1r must be paid annually thereafter
with interest on all deferred payments
ut the rate Of six Per Centum per annum
together with accrued interest on any
balance at the same rate; Provided, That
any purchaser may make full payment
of principal. interest and statutory fees
at any time and obtain deed or state
patent The purchaser Of and contain
ne timber or other valuable materials
is prob bited by law from cutting or
removing any such timber or materials
without first Obtaining consent Of the
Commissioner OF Public Lands or the
board, until the fun amount of the pur-
chase price has been paid and deed
issued
All sales Of state lands are made
subject to the reservations of oils, gases,
coal. ores minerals AID fossils of every
name. kind and des option, and to the
add tional terms and conditions pre-
scribed in the act of the legislature ap-
proved March 20, 1907, being section 3
Of chapter 256 of the Laws of 1907.
Said land will be sold subject to the
terms. conditions and reservations of
Chapter 1O9 of the Session Laws of
1911. relating to easements for rights-of-
minerals and other products over the
same
The above described lands are offered
for sale in pursuance of an order OF the
Board of State Land Com missioners, and
an order of sale duly Issued and certi-
led by the Commissioner of Public Lands
OF the State of Washington now on file
IN the Office of the county auditor of
said county.
CLARK V. SAyIDGE
Commissioner of Public Lands.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1924-11-28

Mrs. Kate Forbes left Satur-
day for Chicago to be present as
u witness in the Col. Forbes trial
in connection with the Veterans
Bureau.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1924-11-28

The News-Rccord is printing
more classifieds ads. each week.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1924-11-28
Bit Of Aduice

A fresh youth on Florida beach
eyed fair bather longer than she
considered necessary. she shot him
glance or two that evinced no
friendliness. A good.natured native
thought fit to offer the young man a
word of advice.
"Son," said he, maybe we South
erners are triile fiery. Anyhow when
you see pretty girl coming out of
the surf, remember the words of
Dixie"
"What words?"
"Look away."-,Atlnnta Constitu-
ton.
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Winter Schedule

West Pass Transportation Go.
Seattle to Tacoma run, in effec
Sept 4, 1924; freight, mail and
passengers, ~(VIRGINIA w o
West Side Of VaShon Island
Leaves Seattle daily $3.50 nm. (;
Sundays 8 a. m, and 5!l6 ,o I'll,
Leaves Tacoma daily except 0
Sunday at 500 am.
Leaves Point Defiance Park 10
Seattle and Way Points it. 90
pm, Saturdays only.