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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-25
KOkOmO Is
n. s. Victor

Kokomo High School, led by the
great athlete, Walter, captured the
State high school track title for the
second year in succession at Tech
field Saturday by scoring 81 points.
Walter won the 100, 220 AID 440.
yard dashes and placed fifth in the
broad jump for sixteen of his team S
points.
Froebel Of Gary was second with
IL points, Rochester third with 912
and Manual fourth with 8. Other
scores:
with 8: Carmel, Martinsvi lie wabash ancc
Tech tied with u Wiley of Terre Haute,
Elkhart and Greencastle tied for g.; Mich
Dana. Masonic Home and scottsburg TIED
with D; Boonville, Culver. Brazil. Brook
and Vincennes tied with 4 Rushyille. 3 ~
fort and Shortridge tied with 3; Hunting
burg, u Connersville. Emerson OF Gary:
Warsaw; whiting Whit 4 ~ Portland, Reitz 81
Delphi, Muncie. Princeton. Rensselaer, and
Four State records were broken
as follows: 220 Yard Dash-Walter
of Kokomo, 216 seconds. 440 Yard
Dash-Walter of Kokomo, 81 sec
onds. Shot.Put-Knee of Wabash,
81 feet, 5 inches. 220 Yard Hurdles
Hutton Of Manual, 25.S seconds.
Summaries
100 Yard Dash-Walter (Kokomol
first: McCreary tBicknelD, second; Hill
Wabash fourth; Myers (Bloomington)
bel lSe ea Tara Hsn Virgil H+sfe'S%s
SRochester) fourth; Latham prince,
fs Nile T RmsF FS rae e TsSsFd Na
sonic Home), first; Psudice Kokomo(
second Russell Central Of Evansullel
Second race: Sears 1Greencastie) first:
EstrGm seG9nd HTUdSs
cary, fourth; Rymnan (&unciei ifth
44o Yard Dash--First race Walter
(Reitz, Evansvilej. fourth smock Del
PHI fifth Time 61 New record
f n''' (csiVerj. ''s second; walker
(Shortridge). third stone (Portland)
fourth Wagner TELL City,. fifth. Time
S@o Yard s.,; Walter tK s }.
lCarmeD. third; Leet (Techl. fourth
Dean BRAZIL fifth. Time. ;2l.6 New
22o Yard Hurdles--Hutton Manual
lKokomo). third Kilkeary tWhittingl
fourth; Michaels (Rensselaer). fifth
Tipsseo :2W2;S, New New record T,.o 100. roo,o..
(Elkhartl, first; Davis (BoonvilleJ. sec
Emerson. Gary, fourth Conner bed
Lamont Central. Fl wayne) first
Davidson (MariOn). second; Atkins
saw fourth; Sears (Greencastle). fifth
Mile Relay-First race: Michigan City
first Kokomo. second; Culver. third
Time, 3:41.3 Second race: Martinsville
first: Elkhart. second: Bicknell, third
Half Mile Relay-First race: Tech
Time l 1858. Second race Kokomo
first; Wabash. second; Rochester. third
Time. 1871.
High Jump - Majors tDana) first
igan City,. Leonard 1Rochester( Huttor
lManuaD tied for second. Height, feet
Shot Put-Knee (wabash). first Todt
(Bedford), second: Felts (Rochesterl
third; Grant (Thorntown). fourth; Dirch
!CIRaSSkscomo) fif rnao.s Distance. 81 feet
first; Todd tiBedfordij' NewboId lRicch
mond), tied for second; Leonard (Roch
ester) RUBBISH tManual), tied for fourth
Height. IL feet INCHES.
Broad Jump-Wilson lTechJ. first
, Wade tCarmeD SECOND; Tyler wiley
toni, fourth Walter IKokomo). fifth
Distance. % feet l "a inches.
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HOOK HIGH POINT MAN
III. A. g. Swimmers Take HOnors iI
Elk's Club Meet.

August Hook of the H. A. C. was
high point winner in the Indiana
Kentucky A. A. u swim meet at
the Elk's Club pool on Saturday
night. He won the 220-yard free
style and placed third in the 44O-yard
free style.
Euphrasia Donnelly, II. A. c., won
the 100-yard back stroke and the 100
yard free style for women. Frank
Hudson of the H. A. C. took the
fancy diving event. John Moore of
the 1. A. C. won the 440-yard free
style
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-25
OPEN LEAGUE
City Horseshoe Loop No. 2
Starts Tonight.

The City Horseshoe league No. 2
opens the season tonight with the
teams scheduled as follows; Dia-
mond Chain VS.. Van Camp at Brook
side Park; Prest-O-Lite VS.. Citizens
Gas. at Prospect st. plant; Indian
apolis Light & Heat VS.. Merchants
Heat & Light, at 744 Washington
Ave.
The Merchants team is planning
quite a celebration at the opening
of its new lanes. having engaged the
Hoosier Nighthawk Orchestra for
the evening. Refreshments will be
served. All games will start at 500
p. m.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-25
CANT LEADS FRANKLIN
Flashy Forward Captain OF Baptist
College Basket Team.

BIZ Times Special
FRANKLIN, Ind, May 25.--John-
ny Cant will captain the Franklin
College basketball team next year.
1t was announced by Coach Wag-
ner. Cant was elected unanimously.
lie will be a senior, The flashy for
ward led the Baptlsts last season in
scoring.
Noble Lyons of Greenwood will
captain the track SQUAD next year
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-25
STATE NExT
SagaIowSky and Kurzrok
Look for More LaureIS.

The Butler tennis stars, Saga
lowslxy and Kurzrok, are back home
after cleaning up in the Big Ten
invitational tourney last weekend
at Chicago. The State College
tourney at Muncie Thursday and
Friday is next on the program. The
locals are favorites to win after
their great showing in the Western
conference play.
At Chicago Kurzrok- galowsky
won the doubles and met each other
in the finals of the singles. KurzrolS
upset the dope by defeating Sag
in a five-set match.
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DWAY PILOTS TUNE CARS TO STRIVE FOR FIRST ROW POSITIONS
BASEBALL STANDINGS
Yesterdays Results

AMERICAN ASSOCIATION 4
ST. Paul ...... 004 010 00'-5 A 1
Bell. skiff; Mcouaid Collins.
(Ten innings. called O'Clock law
M MfnSes oils =. 800 400 0oY 0-S ii 3
Hamilton. Harris. Dumont, wirts; zinn
Shinault.
Louisville at Columbus, rain.
indianapolis at Toledo, cold.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Washington go. oil 900 600 7 2
Detroit $3.50. POI oil 00'--5 IL 0
Russell, Marberry. Tate; Dauss, Bassler.
ggIhilfpdslphia -. S S6S S 9S 0000SS-2 !
walberg. Cochran, Perkins; Bush. Sew
ereid
New York at Cleveland. Cold.
Boston at Chicago. Cold.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
First Camel
Cincinnati 49,. 900 900 0oi-I Z 8
Alexander, Hartnett; Luque Biemiller,
Douglas.
(Second Camel
Chicago ...s...... 100 900 000-1 @ l
Cincinnati 49,. $50 900 i1'-6 ~ o
Kaufman. Hartnett; sheehan, Douglas
Give Innings, Rain)
Brooklyn ' ........... $50 oo0-s 3 i
Dickerman. sherdel, oFarrell; Osborne
Hargreaves.
Pittsburgh at New York. rain.
(only games scheduled.)
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College Baseball
Saturday Games

Indiana, 10; Northwestern, IL.
Dayton u. 10; Butler. Z.
Notre Dame. II; Michigan State. Z
Franklin. 3; Muncie Normal, 2.
Cornell, 5; Yale, 4.
Catholic University, z; Army, 2.
Chicago, u; Wisconsin. Z.
Princeton, 8; Harvard, s.
Michigan. 10; Illinois, 8.
Minnesota, Z: Iowa, 6.
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GUN CLS RESULTS

William Burf won the main
event of the r. sistered trap shoot
at the Indianapolis Gun Club on
Saturday with "a out of 100. Nc.
Intire and Grinsteiner tied in the
handicap event with "a out Of rs.
The latter won the shoot-off.
After four were tied in the
doubles with Fl out Of twelve pair,
Burford won the shoot.off.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-25
FAST BOUTS AT H. A. C,
Ten Nit Matches-Pruitt and Dodd
VictOrS.

Fast bouts marked the Hoosier A.
c. boxing program on Saturday
night at the club gym. Ten matches
were on the program including ex-
hibitions between Fowler and Null
holland and two ten-year old glove
swingers.
Winners of other bouts were (ClarlS
fairbanks Morse), Judges decision over
House III. A. CO. 11S pounds. Coen Is.
e n5o uGses decision s nf oTer wnRey
Judges decision gHn' over jones' re H a. G., ise
pounds. Pruitt III. A. CO knocked out
Wilton (TerTe Hautel. lis pounds. Hurt
Clark, Oh. A. CO, 145 pounds Dodd III
a. c., Judges decision over Angelo (Terre
Judges decision over Fultz fairbanks.
Morse). 1873 pounds.
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a GA M : S
l. : 7 II Q N
JOUR N EY
0Wnie's Indians in Columbus
for Series Before Return
ing Home Friday.
BIZ Times Special

BU Times Special
: COLUMBUS, Ohio, May 25.-The
Indians Of Ownie Bush, who are
sharing first place in the A. A. race
with the st. Paul Saints, were here
today to open a four-game series
with the Senator's 1t is the first
meeting Of the clubs this season.
Wintry weather prevailed and the
athletes were looking forward to
spending a cold session at the ball
park this afternoon.
Most Of the players on the two
clubs hoped the Monday fracas
would be postponed.
The Indians were frozen out at
Toledo Sunday and the club bank
roll suffered another jolt. If good
weather had been in effect, about
10000 people were expected at the
Tribe Hen wind-up. The players
went to the park and donned togs,
but snow furries and frigid breezes
forced the postponement. Only zO0
ans braved the ice box grand stand
n md they didn't object when the
3 no game" announcement was made.
The Indians won two out OF three
1T Toledo and went into first place
oy winning, IL to d, Saturday. Ernie
Maun pitched and his mates dubbed
The ball to all corners. Caravan,
Johnson and Frey hurled for the
Hens. The Hoosiers collected fiji
zen hits, number for extra bases.
Xrueger clouted two triples with
.wo mates aboard each time.
The Indians are here today, Tues
lay, Wednesday and Thursday, aft
or which the team will return to In
dianapolis Friday to open a home
series with Louisville.
St. Paul won from the Brewers
Sunday and advanced into tie with
The Indians for first place in the
close league race.
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OLYMPIC MEETING
BIZ United Press

BIZ Untfcd Press
PARIS, May 25.-General Charles
S. Sheriff.. Colonel Robert NJ.
Thompson. Gustavus T. Kirby and
Murray Hubert have gone to Prague
where they will represent the United
States at the meetings of the inter-
national Olympics committee.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-25
1000 Race Fans See Interesting
Program at Playground.

About 1000 harness horse fans
were at the State Playground Satur-
day to view the pacing. trotting and
running exhibitions. 1t was a bene.
fit matinee given for disabled
harness drivers.
Lon Mcdonald and Sep Palm each
drove winners in two races.
Single G., 16S1z, the famous
Hoosier PAGER. went an exhibition
mile in 2:0915 and was given a tre-
mendous ovation. Ed Allen was up
behind the Iron" horse.
Circus acts were staged through
the courtesy OF the Cosmos manage
ment to boost the afternoon pro-
gram. Hot Foot won the running
race.
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BABE GETS OUT SOON
Ruth to Leave Hospital on Wednes
day or Thursday.
BU United Press

BU United Press
NEW YORK, May 25.-Babe Ruth
will be allowed TO leave st. Vincents
Hospital on Wednesday or Thursday,
attendants said today.
The Babe will visit the park daily
when the weather is fair but it may
be two weeks before he will be
strong enough to play regularly. He
has gained eight Of the thirty
pounds he lost.
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VS.. CANNEFAX
Willie Meets Three-Cushion Billiard
Champ in Chicago.

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO. May 25.-Willie Hoppe.
former balk-line billiard champion.
and Bob Cannefax, worlds three
cushion champion. were to start a
6O0-point three.cushion match here
today.
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|. U. IN SECOND PLACE
Chicago and Indiana Tied in Big Ten
Baseball.

BIZ Times Special
BLOOMINGTON. Ind. May 25.-
Indiana "U" managed TO nose out
Northwestern last Saturday at Evan
ston, 13 to IL, and kept in a tie for
second place in the Big Ten baseball
race with Chicago, which also won.
Ohio State is leading with five
games won and one lost. 1. u. and
Chicago each has won six and lost
two.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-25
Final Touches Put on Cars Preliminary
to Time Trials at Local Track
Tuesday Afternoon.
BY Blythe O. Hendricks

Under weather conditions far suited to arctic
ploraion than automobile racing drivers and mechanics
the Speedway final touches their today preliminary
the elimination trials which p Tuesday. Upon
these trials depend positions of the of the 500m
grind Saturday. the being arranged in of four accord
speeds for the laps the qualifying trials
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-25
LOTT DEFEATED

BIZ united Press
CHICAGO, May 25.-George Lott.
Jr., national Junior tennis champion.
was defeated here Sunday by Bryan
Norton. South African star. Norton
took two out of three, with scores
of SO, 6-3 and Ga.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-25
BIG ADVANCE SALE

BU United Press -
ST. LOUIS, May 25.-Advance
sale of tickets for the championship
wrestling bout between Stanislaus
zbyszko and Joe Stecher here May
80 has reached $4,000. according to
the promoter. Sunday the two prin-
cipals worked out before crowd of
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-25
STENCIL BUYS CLUB

BIZ Times Special
NEW HAVEN, Conn.,, May U.s.
Casey Stengel, Boston National
League outfielder, has purchased the
Worcester Eastern League baseball
franchise. He will be president and
PLAYING manager.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-25

North Pole explorers and high sea
sailors would have been much more
at home at the Indianapolis Motor
Speedway this last weekend than
the score or more automobile drivers
who lowered around the track wait
ing in vain all day Saturday for the
summer gale to drop and all day
Sunday for the winter temperature
to rise.
Despite unpleasant weather con-
ditions a half dozen hearties of the
wheel ventured out Saturday. but
nary a one so much as made move
to motor forth on Sunday, and most
of the garages were as lifeless as a
bunch of deserted Eskimo igloos.
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With the Majors
FEATURES OF SUNDAY

In GORGE DAUSS held the Senators
safe all the way and the Tigers
MI won. 5 to 2, ia King the first series
- they have won this season.
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READY FOR GOLF MEET
Entrants Practice for Qualifying
Round in National Open.

BIZ United Press
CHICAGO, May ALPHABETICALLY
all of the 1877 entrants in the west
ern qualifying rounds of the ma
tional open tournament to begin
Wednesday were on the course to-
day for practice. Few Of the visit
ing players have ever played the
Onwentsia course where the tourna-
ment will be he'll
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Nut Cracker

ri HE TIME WHEN YOU
~ REALLY A P p r L CT T Z
THAT THE HORSE is
MANS BEST FRIEND is WHEN
HE COMES HOME IN. FRONT AT
LONG ODDS.
The guy who spent the winter
looking down the barrel of the gun
that wasn't loaded is, now out in the
lake rocking the boat. Kiss
1t may yet develop that the
highly touted Quatrain, who fin
ished nowhere i'm the Derby, was
trained by Mike. McTigue.
TIN A BOSTON-CHICAGO BOX
| SCORE THESE NAMES APP
PEAR: GRABOWSKI, ZAH-
NISER, WAMBSGANSS EZZEL,
PICINICH, VACHE AND MOSTIL.
WHATAMEAN THE GREAT
AMERICAN PASTIME!
1t seems to us it would be much
more fitting IL they'd hold these
marble tournaments at Marblehead
Bay.
Headline shouts, "Sisler finally
stopped" Later develop
ments may prove hesitated would
have been a better word.
In a day or so you'll probably
hear Dempsey has accepted Rick
ards offer of 100000 to fight Wills.
Mrs. Dempsey has just
bought sixteen Paris gowns.
1T is REASSURING TO KNOW
THE GIRL FINALLY HAS BEEN
FOUND. OR DID THAT
SONG, II WONDER WHAT'S BE-
COME OF SALLY" JUST NATUR-
ALLY DIE?
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Tom Alley still is waiting seriously for
his Kessline Last year at the same time
fans are beginning TO doubt whether the
car will ever reach the track.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-25

(T oMMY MILTON is pulling a
i big one at the front Of me,
that even a sherlock Holmes cQuldn
scent exactly what is going on inside. No
one knows what Tommy and his under
pitwall patrol gathers that it must be
something awfully cagey for IL has been a
sort of, track tradition dating back 10
the days when Ralph De Palma always oe-
should ever be open for the public TO get
an eyefull.
Albert Schmidt. who will be remem-
bered as one of the most picturesque hg-
ures az the track last year with ms
Mercedes Of the 1923 season, arrived Sat
urday. Although he isn't going TO have q
car in the race this year he dropped m 20
seeing Benny Hills front-wheel drive car
he said: Tell Harry Miller only great
designer could have turned out such a
magnificent Job
Despite the roaring Worcester Satur-
day afternoon. Ralph DE Palma took
track for few tacks. Although he
sailed around the track well-reefed the
appearance Of the master skipper after
long two years absence sent real
thrill through the fans.
when a fellow drops out a year he has
lust that much more TO pick up. SAID
Ralph "Lora is driving the taillees tyke
and I'm going to drive the one with tail.
continued Ralph. standing at the door OF
his garage and pointing to his bobbed-
tailed dirt tracker which Lora Corum,
who was co-winner with Joe Boyer last
year. is to drive.
''There isn't any difference in the two
cars despite the different construction OF
the tails, except that Lora's is a trifie
faster, and II we already hadn't agreed
that he is TO drive It, / might take II
away from him and drive IL myself" said
Ralph with a characteristic wink.
TRY and get It." said Lora.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-25

Shambaugh brought over his double
chain drive car from Lafayette and gave
ID a short workout The car has a four
cylinder motor with a supercharger rear
wheel tread is considerably narrower than
the front wheels. The car was not opened
up and no one could get an idea Of Just
what speed possibilities il has concealed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-25

After losing the first game. 5 to 1,
of double bill from the Cubs at 8 TO 1
Alexander was too good in the first game
and the Cuns could not get to Sheehan
in the second.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-25

Jumping on Dickerman and Sherdell
the Robins scored eight runs in the frs
two innings and beat the Cards. 8 to 3
in a f1ve-inning game that was stopped
nv rain
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-25

Timely hitting off Joe Bush enabled the
Athletics to beat the Browns. to l. Coch-
rane the Athletics star catcher, was hurt
by foul ball in the seventh inning and
had to retire.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-25

1t seems to us it would be much
more fitting IL they'd hold these
marble tournaments at Marblehead
Bay.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-25

N Jenny HILL waited all day long
Xxi Saturday and Sunday TO take g
IL chariot" his name for his sporty
front-wheeler; IL was too windy. and 50
the time kidding with Red Cairens the
smiling youngster who is getting his first
tryout in the big game this next Satur-
nraclice snin.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
AMERICAN LEAGUE
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Games Today

Games Today
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
INDIANAPOLIS at Columbus.
Louisville at Toledo.
Kansas City at Minneapolis.
Milwaukee at st. Paul.
s
AMERICAN LEAGUE
(No games scheduled.)
NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York at Boston two games).
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
st. Louis at Cincinnati tpostponed).
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Jules EIlingboe is an early morning
worker. He takes his car out for. its
first tOOt long before 10 bells and has
been rolling around In 1:25. Watch
Jules She comes best In the last part
of the race.
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Headline shouts, "Sisler finally
stopped" Later develop
ments may prove hesitated would
have been a better word.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-25

The guy who spent the winter
looking down the barrel of the gun
that wasn't loaded is now out in the
lake rocking the boat.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-05-25

Leo Banks who rode as mcchanician
for Howdy Wilcox in 1910, when "Cocky'
helping Dave Lewis and his front wheel
gang.
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1t may yet develop that the
highly tOuted Quatrain. who fin
ished nowhere i'm the Derby, was
trained by Mike. McTigue.
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Nu1 Use ones who see Ralph and Lors
NXU working together can't help but
wv wonder that when Ralph picked
- Corum for his running mate II he
didn't recall the race OF last year when
Corum brought the flying Duesenberg up
40O-mile mark. then turned II over TO Joe
Boyer. who put the winning urge into II.
Before that race Joe never was able TO
same misfortune mas followed Ralph I'm
the last decade. lie has led the field for
mile after mile in his Ballots and his
Packards only TO fail in the final dash.
Corum is sticker. He stuck II out two
years ago with the Fronty Ford. making
one of the most gallant drives that ever
was compiled on the track. finishing his
car in fifth position. Last year he had his
Duesenberg In fourth place well up In the
running when he turned II over to Joe
Boyer. Is Ralph figuring on something
like this. this year?
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BENEFIT TURF PROGRAM

(only games schcduled.J
Evening star., 1925-12-06

to, loar ON 2st, gnd and 3rd mortgages.
STANDING or payment plan.
My hates Surprisingly Low.
My IlaI. Entirely Different.
You oniy pay / cents pec week for every
500 yUu turrUw. which covers prin 'ipal
and interest. Your present lCans can he
pa1d off and aFranS~d On a much 'r:alier pay
ment plan and more money advan ed. Un-
usual. quick, courteous aud cou:de.tial ;erv-
see. IN order t. save time hrinG with you
II possible cart.isate of title or deed and
DR. Henry. .lo BOND BLDG.
S.W. Cor. IIth and y Y. Ave.
2ud Floor. Opposite Elevator.
In Ofice. 10 N. to I nm. Main l009S.
Evening star., 1925-12-06

DEAL WITH Us-oUIcK RESULTS.
CLARENDON, VA.
5r; ,; bpngaIleaw, h-wh Sohvenient elsG;
$500: cash. $3.50: balance easy.
LEE HEIGHTS, VA.
s-r. & b. house. modern; lot COX
e heefT Hrh%ay sss nfsh prce eess nt
CHERRYDALlZ. VA.
3l5 Columbia st.-7-r. & h. house,
new INV. heating plant, elec. lights.
extra big lot Will sacrifice on terms
or rent cheap.
DEL RAY.
Clifford st, near Montrose-Last of
elec. lights, large iot Less than
$500 on your own terms or rent
VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS.
gao sjfsa,,z siraal, avsL0' built about P COX Ok
nearly new modern bungalow: elec.
lights large garage t high h eeyafIIond snr tIcad
il sold in next few days. on easy
terms. or rent $50 month.
EAST ROSEMONT.
SO East Maple str. & b. mod
ern house. large lot: Just vacated;
Offer wanted on terms or rent $3.50
BERWYN HEIGHTS. MD.
Near electric and steam road. also
needs needs repairing. Price, $3.50, easy
terms or rent reasonable; All @ ane
consider trade and offered exclusively
by us. Clarendon Office open until
\. +. RION CO.. INC.
14a3 St. NV. 1904 Wilson Blvd.
Evening star., 1925-12-06
SALE-SUBURRAN PROPERTY.
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LILLE & HENDRICk,
Evening star., 1925-12-06

s SEAR 18Th AND oUiNcY ST. Nv
room brick tiled bath. huilt-in fixtures
laree cement front porch, double rear sp9rch.
double sleeping porch. fireplace. folding
French doors book shelycs daylight base
ment and attic: all modern improvements.
brick garage: front and large back yard,
naved street and alley l@2i Qutn"ey.