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upon heavily. Louie Long. short;
Jack Mattingly. third Ruckey Burns.
second: Everett Haas. first: Cap Lam
gon. Johnny Rohey and Harry Serrin,
outh"ld"rs, are to play for the sham
rocks.
The Sha amrocks also have three
other hurlerS in Tommy Thompson.
Lefty kuhnert and Tommy kuhnert.
trio that demonstrated real ability
in sandlOt circles last year. +. Steele
and several others will be used as
utility men.
From now on il will be nothing but
| work for the Shamrocks. Entered in
the Independent League. the south
east players hope to round out team
that will give the best Of them a bat
lie. The squad was to get a lively
| workout today at $50 O'Clock. The
players are urged to report at 18th
and Is streets southeast.
st. Teresa Insects Of AnacoStia are
seeking an opponent for Easter Mon
day. according to Manager Carroll at
l143 w street southeast.
President Brown viii issue uniforms
to the Seminole MidgetS at a meeting
tomorrow night at o'clock AT 1906
9th street. Games can he arranged
with the Seminoles by calling Man
ager Oscar at Franklin 1629-W.
Forty-eight midget players have
btbH CpTEdllti DN MdUdseT Law renee
Of the Shamrock club. The club now
has 100 members, but it expects TO
muster an additional 100 at a parents
meeting April IS. Every midget will
be given trial, according to Man
ager Lawrence.
Directors of the Washington Base
Ball and Athletic Association will
meet tonight at s o'clock in the boys
department Of the Y. NJ. c. A. Final
plans for the season will be made.
White Haven Athletic Club now is
on the lookout for a home diamond.
Four new members were admitted
into the club at recent meeting.
minstrel show will be held by the
club on April "a Edward Howard
is one of the instigators of the per-
formance.
Games with Peerless. Paramount
and Capital diamond athletes are
wanted by the lockwood Juniors.
Get in touch with Manager Robert
b. Considine, at 727 I'd street north
east, or Lincoln 2997.
Manager Jim Shaw of the Cherry
dale Athletic Club expects to send
his candidates through the PAGES to-
morrow at o'clock. Two more
dances will be given by the Vir-
glnlans One will be held on April
lS and the other on the 2Sth.
Alec Club of baltimore, state semi
pro champion, is anxious to meet
| faSt unlimited team here on May IS,
with return game at the Alec Park
in June at Baltimore. Communicate
with Manager E. r. Watson, 621
North Payson street, Baltimore.
j. o. Rabbit was elected mana ger
OF the knickerbocker Seniors at Il
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VETERAN PLAYER DIES.

BALTIMORE. Md. April 9.-James
T. Macullar. a merL,ber of the Balti-
more base bah club in the eighties
and credited with having been the
first left handed pitcher to throw d.
curve, died last night at his home
here. He was siXty-nine years Old
MaCullar was known for years as one
Of the greatest pitchers and infielders
OF his time.
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CULLEN TO LEAD MIDDIES
AGAINST MARYLAND HERE
Will Be Iramping on Familiar Soil in Contest in Cen.
tral Stadium Saturday--Local College Mines -
Play To-day IL Weather Permits.

NNRL + CULLEN foer Central High School athlete will be
I the the Naval Academy the
dash the field stadium
noon tor the big With the University OF Maryland
cullen VIII be aTpmg familiar soil he member OF the
ue and White grid while Central and foundation there
As oachie. he practc Iya1lth
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YOST PAID FINE TRIBUTE
BY MICHIGAN L. ALUMNI
BY LAWRENCE PERRY.

9No college coach has abreast of
widely and completely Fielding H. 4o whose in
University Michigan Club York
the extraordinary the metropolitan
O the Ann Arbor institution.
simply did beyond
griron would play with technical
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BROWN, MASONIC BOWLER,
ROLLS C.. RECORD GAME

of the Centennial rolling last night
the King Pin alleys shattered the
three for total OF ABS
405540 This placed Brown first place the
conclusion that he will there
his
OVID collect and cheered him his best
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ness Sandy Herd did his seventeenth
the other day while Vardon did his
first years ago and has never repeated
it Among amateurs, Mr. Herbert
Fowler has done eight. Miss Jaycss
Wethered holed in one with a reaShA
at Worplesdon a few months
rather unique performance g
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PLAYING SEMI-FINALS
IN NORTH-SOUTH GOLF

rINEHURsT. y. c. April 9,-The
scmi-t final round of the north and
being played today, with Is. T. Merri-
man Of Waterbury. Conn. 1nedalist,
and Z. s +. Randolph. Point Judith,
r. l., meeting in the upper half, and
Fred w Knight, Philadelphia, paired
against W. c. Fownes, jr-, Pittsburgh,
in the lower bracket
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SHAMROCK TEAM LANDS
PAIR OF CLEVER HURLERS

r CSINESS MANAGER WILLIE GLASCOES outlook
for the Shamrock unlimited this
the southeast makes debut the
Alexandria Sunday at O'Clock be
box for the local They Sherwood
with the College
anburn who performed
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BIG OFFER FOR DUNDEE.

PARIS. April L'Auto. leading
sporting journal, says a Partisan
promoter has cahlcd Johnny Dundee.
world featherweight champion. an
offer OF $4,000 for IA bout with
Eugene Criqui in Paris on June l.
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Inside
-Ry Chester Horton

Speaking nEain of IaVers, the
British oDen champion, as i did
yesterday. his finish of his full
swing is Interesting study i'm
golf fOrm-the position OF his
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TREASURY IN NET LEAGUE.

Treasury Department Tennis ASso-
citation players who viii compel" in
the Departmental League Will hold
an election Of officers tomorrow AT
AS o'clock in room $50, Treasury
building.
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ONLY HOPE OF CHAMPION
is BOUT WITH VICENTINI
''Batte of Century, in Sight If Chilean Fighter Dis
poses of Moran-Berlenbach Decides to Take
Much Needed Lay-Of.
BY FAIR PLAY.

EW YORK April 9-Ighteght unchanged Benny
searching the of
least putting fairly
OF
The champion beginning be little worried He
ange situation such instance MTgue who
has many able aspirants for
he deal OF inter in his claim
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announced today hv Chairman Pay.


ton of the golf committee.
The opens with the annua
spring tournament. open all club
members and specially invited guests.
May /. 2 and :. On May II tomb
stone tournament will be held, with a
miniature tournament scheduled for
Memorial day. May 80, and medal
play tournament announced for May
81 1t is the intention of the com
mittee to hold tournaments on Satur-
day afternoons as often as possible
throughout the season, in addition TO
the regularly scheduled events.
A monthly tournament Will be held
in June. with the qualifying round the
first week of the month. AS many
flights will qualify as entries are re-
ceived for. Another monthly event
along similar lines will be held in July.
with miniature tournament scheduled
for July 4.
On Labor day a tombstone tourna-
ment and a match play against par
event are scheduled. with the annual
competition for the Tom Moore cup
being held during September. In
October the events for the club
championship and the Birney cup will
be played.
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LEADS WABASH QUINT.

CRAWSFORDSNlLI.E, Ind. Apri
q MauriC. Chadwick has been elect
ell captain of the Wabash College
basket bah team for next season. Hc
is a junior and his homo is here.
Evening star., 1924-04-09

Isn good poucy to carry boM Lght
and hra7r rails, or should round OF
golf be biavcd throughout 7gith the
same kld OF ball
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WnIIl !. ". RNTch RNfN LIIIIn lll

Bale Fisher will act as judges. T.. J.
Drummer will be timer: Lionel LEVY
starter. and Harry Adarlson clerk of
Ruth and Mary AIar1owe. I,oufsa
Van Wagenen, Elsie Sterling, Mildred
Myer and Louise Johnson are en-
tered in the 20-yard swim for chill
dren.
The Iowa Girls Club also expects
to be represented
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at Annapolis, as he will be graduate
Cullen plays. the in-home position on
- cross . team one Of the most
"'it'cult assignments in the Indian
game. 1t is berth that requires a
player t. be both strong on offense
and de n nSe. He not only is entrusted
with toIe task of being a helper for
the Espal keeper, but to take the ball
on short passes for shots at the net
t'dg. He was selected for the second
fil-American team for 1923 and was
declared to have been good enough
10 have made the first combination
3n any ordinary year.
Both Navy and Maryland are buSily
preparing for the contest of Saturday.
The old Liners have had the benefit
"t one game and Coach Truitt is try
lng [" eradicate the faults that crop
p"d out IN the victory over Penn last
saturday The clash here will be
Nays first contest Of the year. but
the team has been pitted against a
reserve combination that is nearly as
powerful as the varsity and is sure
To b" smooth working machine.
Catholic University and the University
Of Maryland ball teams were to have
played at Brookland this afternoon, but
the contest was called off by mutua,
:greemrnt shortly before noon on ac-
count ot weather and ground conditions.
They will play the game later in the
season. in addition to one they have
listed at College Park next month.
The Georgetown nine, booked to play
Navy. is in Annapolis for the contest.
and the teams doubtless will clash un-
less their is a downpour. Both are
anxious for combat
Local coIIeGians are slated to figure
In three other ball games this week
after today. Maryland is to take its
team to Quantico Friday for COM
bat with the Marines, while on Satur-
day Catholic University is to meet
Penn at Philadelphia, while St. John's 5
College of Annapolis is battling Gal
1audet at ken ndall Green.
Bill Gates, former Georgetown star,
is prepping his Maryland University
team for the dual meet with Virginia
Military Institute that will be held
Saturday as a preliminary to the Old
Line Navy lacrosse game in Central
Stadium. 1t will be the first outdoor
meet for the College Parkers. V. NJ. I.
won at Lexington last year and has
a formidable aggregation again this
season. Maryland appears to be stronger
than in 1928
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tIghl shoulder especially,

There is not much grace in
swing there iS i'm Var
Ss,n-~- r--ntIy he i~ more of
<-ty1FSt-thEt i~y he
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'lways use the same kind OF ball
All hazards. including water. are
chiefly mental In most cases the
shot would be very easy one il the
hazard were invisible. To use a
hoater is to give III to a weakness
that is imaginary SO say, use one
weight OF ball, put little Coue into
the shot and then step up and make
the shot you wish TO make.
Copyright. 1924. Associated Editors, Inc.t
Evening star., 1924-04-09

DeScampS il on record as saying
that if Carpenter beats Tunney he
is perfectly willing to ke on Tommy
Gibbons few weeks later Well he
would be. If Carpenter can stow
Tunney away, no one will deny him
at least a GOOD fighting chance
against the puncher from st Paul.
But no one here figures Carpenter
as having any sort of a chance
against the American light-hetvy
champion, who has been making rapid
improvement in the past year.
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Ha.ing knocked out Jack-not Al

Having knocked out Jack-not Adj
Stone, Paul Berl~nhach is going 10
take q well nearned rest. The rest
he received at the hands Of Jack De
laney evidently didn't suffice Paul
feels he is going stale. and the nov
city Of entering the ring and either
knocking some one out or being
knocked out has begun to lose III.
charm.
Jack Stone, who is pretty ruggeA
walloper, didn't last long with Paul,
Which goes TO show that BerlenbacH
is the sure-enough king Of the fiat
foOters. Any boxer who thinks he
has Il punch and walks around on ali
parts Of his feet at once is easy pTgt
for Berlenbach
But when he faces the lad who ia
shifty who is on his toes every mn
ute and keeps moving here and there,
he is at loss. Any seaman gunner
can hit = target when it rests upou a.
smooth sea, but the lad who gets the
rating il the one who can figure out
d target moving restlesSly in a puck :.
ered-up SedWay.
Delaney is just the sort "f ma
that Berlenbach has got to train to
meet before hc viii ever get into the
championship class.
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Senior players of the Apaches are
expected to be on hand today at Sis
o'clock at 18th street and Pennsyl-
vania avenue. The Apache smoker
has been postponed to April II.
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, Nate Goldman, it wouId seem. needs
at least another year Of develop
WCDt, the 0Oc hope in fact comes

from Chile-Nincentiui II Luis can
beat up Pal Moran good and proper
then little Hattie of rE.- e=IIrr4r ~
VIII be hand And somehow tF+-r--
is the feeling that Nincrutini viii do
just this thing
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SINGLES, 1915 PM.

The blind pig handicap tourney OF
the Internal Revenue League was
opened last night at the Recreation
alleys. Ten teams participated and
Annex No ! heads the list with 1,55S,
with Capital Stock in second place
with 1.53S Capital stock rolled the
best team set of 543. These scores
may not h, winners, as the handicapS
will not lie announced until the ban
uuet of the league on April -. The
tie in the third series of the seasons
bowling between Special Audit and
Annex No | also was rolled up. the
latter winning
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BOB MACDONALD

Winner of tIr Metropolitan open
'hHmpinnsbip. 1871 and 1929. One of
tie longest drivers in the game.
though using Cniy 12H2-Ounce
driver,
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FAlR-SEX SWIM MERS
HOLD MEET TONIGHT

Washington's best aquatic ath-
letes are to compete in the Capital
Athletic Club swimming meet to-
night in the Y. w. G. A. pool. The
first event will get under way at SIS
o'clock.
University of Maryland, George
Washington University, Marjorie
Webster and the CAPITAL Athletic
Club will vie for honors in a relay
race.
In addition to a 5O-yard life saving
exhibition, the following events are
listed: For girls-50-yard free style
5o-yard breast stroke, fancy diving
and 2O-yard swim for children under
ten years of age. For women-5O-
yard free style. 50-yard back stroke.
loO-Eard free style. 1OO-yard hrea st
stroke, fancy diving and beginners
Evening star., 1924-04-09

81. Adams Athletic Club uncork ed
a surprise when it held the st. Alban s
School to an S-to-S tie.
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Team representatives of the Col
ored Departmental League will meet
tonight at o'clock at the Holy Name
Guild, 1879 18th street.
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Games with Peerless, Paramount
and Capital diamond athletes are
wanted by the lockwood Juniors.
Get in touch with Manager Robert
B. Considine at 727 I'd street north
east, or Lincoln 2997.
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the Meridian nine. to 4, after stag
ing a rally in the eighth inning
Eeeme and Stevens hurled well. The
winners are seeking games through
Alvin Croghan at Columbia 7276-W
Evening star., 1924-04-09

meeting last night Paul Ricketts,
was named assistant manager. The
selection Of uniforms Will he discuss
cd at meeting Friday night at 3265
y street.
Manager George 4. simpson of the
Peerless Athletic Club called practice
tomorrow at ) o'clock on the Brook
land diamond at 7th and Monroe
streets northeast. More drills will be
held Friday and Saturday. Rehrle.
son. Hampton, Moran. Heard Folliard
Monta que. Twomey. Beckert. Casey
Byrne. Stokes, Collins Guillermain
Haney, Cornell, Shanahan Austelle
Mcdonald and Nolan are to report
George Rurdine will do some of the
tinging for Peerless this summer
Mike Moran is field manager and
Challenges may be sent 10 Simpson
at 72l Monroe street northeast. OF
North 7794-W.
Eastern Athletic Association un-
limited tnssers were to work OUT to-
day at $50 o'clock on the grounds
AT 18th and streets northeast.
Navy Nard Marines are casting
about for games in the unlimited
class Manager Brown can be tele-
phoned at Lincoln 595
RossIyn Athletic Club planned to
practice today at 5 o'clock on its
home diamond. Members of the club
are TO gather tonight at the home of
Bruce Warning. 252S u street. Bert
Trundle is booking games for the
RusslynS at West 2401
Evening star., 1924-04-09

Larry Odwyer named CAPTAIN
of the Columbia Midgets at a meeting
of the team last night Jimmie Cole
was elected manager. Columbia
players are to report at the Zoo dia,-
mond Saturday at / 80 o'clock.
Evening star., 1924-04-09

Charley Weinert thinks he has
good chance to hurdle Ad Stone and
get once more into the money class.
But if Ad is as good as ne seems to
be Weinert's course will be under.
instead of over, the hurdles
Evening star., 1924-04-09
MANY GOLF EVENTS
LISTED BY W. G. C. C

Crowded with golf events for the
club members the tournament sched-
uIe of the Washington Golf and
Country Club for the 1924 season was
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Sfrihlin= and Jimmie SIattCrN IT
Buffalo are to do a SiN-round exhibit
tion bout in this city next month.
Strihling SAYS he will be better pre-
pared for the Buffalo mauler than he
was last time they met.
downright 1924
Evening star., 1924-04-09

The team leadership was grabbed
by Harmony No. ., composed of Ro-
dier Cahoon, Price, I.anman and Ise
man. They smashed the naples for
the nifty total of 1854.
Rodier and Isemsn then went into
the doubles, scattering the naples for
697, which put them in front.
.Tonight's schedule calls for eight
teams, many doubles and singles to
take the drives. The program fol-
Evening star., 1924-04-09

Manager Jim Shaw of the Cherry
dale Athletic Club expects to send
his candidates through the PAGES to-
morrow at o'clock. Two more
dances will be given by the Vir-
ginians. One will be held on April
Is and the other on the 28th.
Evening star., 1924-04-09

White Haven Athletic Club now is
on the lookout for home diamond.
Four new members were admitted
into the club at a recent meeting.
minstrel show will be held by the
club on April "a Edward Howard
is one of the instigators of the per-
fOrmdnce.
Evening star., 1924-04-09

Directors of the Washington Base
Ball and Athletic Association will
meet tonight at s o'clock in the boys
department Of the Y. NJ. c. A. Final
plans for the season will be made.
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LEADS NAVY STICKMEN

be gradual ed in June
Evening star., 1924-04-09

j. o. Rabbit was elected manager
y the knickerbocker Seniors at Il
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,Copyright 1924
Evening star., 1924-08-28
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

DURANT-A BARGAIN.
Sport model. 1928 in excellent condition:
less than half original price. Address 30l7
Rodman St. Cleveland Park. Phone Cieve-
land 2994 99'
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SEE MIR. GORDON.
JUSTICE MOTOR CO.,
1915 18th ST. NV.
PACKARD SEDAN. 1924.
Private owner leaving city must sell this
new car. driven only 1.500 miles. Will sacri-
dce TO quick buyer. Phone between 10 and 12
a. m. or . and pm. {. A. PAXTON, Wash
jn-ton Hotel
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
ESSEN TOURING. $3.50; In fine condition
also five Dodge tourings and two roadsters
Twenty five others Of all kinds to select from
A. ]. STABLER,
425 ST. NV 500
See
STUDEBAkER
Used Cars
All Makes
All Models
PRICES RIGHT
The White Front Lot,
1905 14th ST. NV.
DEPENDABLE
USED
CARS
GOOD
HONEST
VALUES

1917 Dodge Brothers
Touring ......... .S125
1920 Dodge Brothers
Roadster ......... US
1920 Dodge Brothers
Touring ......... 275
1921 Dodge Brothers
Touring .......... $50
1922 Dodge Brothers q
Touring .........- 400
1923 Dodge Brothers
Touring ......... 500
1922 Dodge Brothers
Coupe ............ $50
1928 Dodge Brothers
Coupe ........... $50
1919 Dodge Brothers
Sedan ............ Us
1921 Dodge Brothers
Sedan ............ $50
1923 Dodge Brothers
Sedan ........ 900
1922 Buick Touring ...... $50
1920 Cole IS" Speedster.. =. $50
1923 Chevrolet Touring -. $50
1922 Chevrolet 4-pass.
Coupe $50
1928 Ford Coupe ... 500
Terms Can Be Arranged.
SEMMES MOTOR
COMPANY.
613 G. St. NV. Main $3.50
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HOTEL nearly 40 rooms. furnished. attrac-
tive office paving Investment price and rent
reasonable: cash payment. balance arranged
10 suit purchaser. Address Box .So-W, star
office
Evening star., 1924-08-28

LUNCH RooM-AttraCtively equipped located
in wide awake business section: paying in
yo>tment. Price right if quick sale. Address
RnX 292 ". Star Office.
Evening star., 1924-08-28

IT NCHROOM for sale. located i'll Park View
Market 3JO7 Ga ave NV; doing good bust
sb
Evening star., 1924-08-28

ROOMING HOUSE, extra nice furniture, hns
room renting section: small cash payment, hal
ance monthly: if sold this week will sacrifice
Address Rox .53- W. Star office
Evening star., 1924-08-28

FOR RENT-Estabished auto paint shop: OPP
portunlty for right man. Address BOX lWN.
Evening star., 1924-08-28

II ROOMS. ALL FILLED: EXTRA TABLE
hoarders: price right; immediate possession.
Address Box ll2W. star office. IL
SM,vT \nTJnN .~.Nnv ton ,rrn Stop Il
Evening star., 1924-08-28
BUICK
USED CAR Department

Buick e roadster. 81 800
Hupmobile sport touring. 700
Maxwell coupe. e........... 500
Essex -" coach. ........ $50
Buick touring. g............ $50
Hudson speedster. ....... 700
Buick sedan. n.............1 1,1OO
Buick 4-cyl. touring...... $50
Hupmobile touring. ...... $50
Star sedan. n.............. 400
Buick 6 touring. ......... 900
Buick touring, 7-pass..... 500
Chevrolet coupe. ......... 400
Nash touring. ng............ 500
Cole touring. g........... 600
Haynes touring. .......... 700
Dodge sedan. ............. 900
Buick 4-cyl. touring. ...... $50
Locomobile touring. .... 500
Buick touring, Calf. top. $50
Studebaker touring. ..... 700
Durant coupe. ......... 600
Buick 7-pass. touring. 80. 800
Buick 5-pass. touring..... 800
Ford touring. Us
Ford coupe. .............. $50
Evening star., 1924-08-28

PRINTING PLANT FOR Established
business of $1,000 yearly: cash sale. Address
-W
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FOR RE\1-Small store or Georg ave
splendid opening for la rher shop. tailor, shoe
maker shop beauty parlor: very low rent.
Apply owner, fl7 Newton -. II. o9H
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FOR SALE-AUTOMOBILES.
Continued

COLUMBIA LIGHT q TOURING. 1872: excel
lent condition: disr wheels. cord tires. other
extras; price right; trade terms accepted.
Morgan. 1925 Conn ave
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FOR SALE-AUTOMoBILEc.

blue; good condition and tires many extras;
sacrifice $500; terms. Morgan, 1926 Conn.
ave.
Evening star., 1924-08-28

ANXIOUS TO RETURN WEST. will sell con
tents of well furnished Groom house, now
rented four broom apartments; good loca
ton: reasonable rent. North lO2Ul.
Evening star., 1924-08-28

BUILDING MATERIAI.-Brick. joist. flooring
sheathinc. shelving. metal ceiling. electric fix
lures. toilet fixtures, steel beams. pipe a to
n.: sewer pipe. etc 1919 New York ave. NV.
oSs
Evening star., 1924-08-28

RRICkS-We can make cheap delivered prices
on bricks at the present time. Sidney l..
Hechincer Co.. Camp Meigs. 9TH and Fla. ave.
ne. Main Office. 9th and c sis. 4
Evening star., 1924-08-28

FOR SALE-A shoemaker shop in good sec
1ion Of the city; reasonable price. Apply 1887
L
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RADIO AND EQUIPMENT.

AERIAIS ERECTED. SETS INSTALLED AND
repaired according to d. e. regulations: esti-
mates given free. Jos. Kennedy, Col. 1913 w
and parts expert repairing open evenings
Lincoln Radio Shop, T1S 9th NV. 30s
Evening star., 1924-08-28
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

A NICE LITTLE GROCERY STORE. wei
stocked with new goods, cheap. Ut ID st
Evening star., 1924-08-28

DODGE DELIVERY. closed body 14l5 14th
II NV. Main GiUT. 2SS
Evening star., 1924-08-28

Red DANENPnRT-Rrown cut velour: finest
make; worth $500: will sacrifice. 172l Conn.
Evening star., 1924-08-28

BABY CARRIAGE for sale. white reed in
excellent condition: reasonable. Apt. 81, PIG
st. NV. Phone Potomac 1861, 2ss
BABY CARRIAGE wicker for half cost;
baby pen. oak. cheap Col. 10.
BABY CARRIAGE and scale. electric bottle
warmer. Gordon motor crib excellent condi-
tinn cleveland 1444W.
Evening star., 1924-08-28

BATHROOM OUTFITS. all new and guaran-
teed. $50 up: kitchen sinks of all kinds, SIS 25
up; white vitreous toilet outfits at $3.50
mp: new hot air furnaces purchased from Gov
is sold with a guarantee of money back II
you want it," Sidney Hechinger House Wreck
Ing Company. Camp Meigs, 5th and Florida
ave. ne. Main office. 9Th and s.w. Open
Evening star., 1924-08-28

HrPM0BILE ROADSTER. 1924; run 5000
miles; disc wheels, bumpers front and rear,
fully equipped and well cared for; party must
sell quickly. Terms. {. A. Nance, 1921 l4th
st. NV 2Ss