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BOSS & PHELPS.
REALTORS.

are SIX splendid tiled bath fireplace in living room,
ncosed breakfast and inclosed
heat electric lights. 1t is situated little west
ioIn 81 near Columbia rd. a convenient resi-
oenuai section. where property values assured.
VERY ATTRACTIVE DETACHED HOME-Convenient 10.
cation in upper Sauls Addition Semi bunga allow type
every room planned to give the and con,
Nen1ence Large cement front living
room win fireplace other frstfoor
well prop9rtioned There three Splendid bedrooms and
large tiled bath on second floor electric
r6nf sdS oEsened Ia, and oak floors
lfghtful home in an excellent location. - W
AN ABSOLUTE BARGAIN-situated in one of the noost
popuias squares in the NJ Pleasant section little west
i5tn ST. ana convenient to Sacred Heart Church
ona type house sx exceptionally large bright rooms
living room nr with repase pantry and
also. Hot-waer heat. electric lights TwO-CAR BRICK
GARAGE Newly papercd and painted. owner will give
You will regret regret it if you fail to this home
diffcut to find purchaser " NV ~
Everybody knows how difhcut it to find a detached
brick home in this exclusive suburb this price This
T.o wash9stGn anGs buds5
floor bright and practically planned Breaks
fast porch. Second floor has. addition to sleeping
porch, three splendid bedrooms unique tiled bath
with built-n features Numerous features
out. howater heat, electric lights. Garage. Good sized
squares of the Circle. Reasonable terms See il
today.
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onehah A
$ n a o and
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STONE & FAIRFAX
1924 NEWTON ST NV.
OPEN SUNDAY FROM , TO $50.
PRICE. S1O75O.
TE THE E1ERe a sk ERk FRONT
TWO-FAMILY APARTMENT.
WEST OF 10th ST
W M T0x VIII %a4s tH s. G56
NEAR NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. AND R.
PRICE. $1,000.
eAHigR S BETTER RsfF
BE SURE TO SEE THIS HOUSE SUNDAY
261o 18th ST.
OPEN FROM II UNTIL. g.
As HAsFE SIT.zSs STT SSSp
REAL HOME,
1411 TAYLOR ST.
OPEN SUNDAY FROM | 30 TO 80
BATRooH # RofT oeR E9k R3oNs
4O8 COLUMBIA RD
HOUSE OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY.
PRICE, 81 $50
HESks M st
% T FIT @
STONE G. FAIRFAX
yoRR THIRTY YEARS OF
MEMBER WASHINGTON BOARD BohRRDSh MAIN s424
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FOR SALE-HOUSES FOR SALE-HOUSES.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS
3l4 Pennsylvania Ave. Sc.
FOR SALE-HOUSES,
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
PRICE. $4,000.

PRICE, $4,000
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PRICE s925o
@ s S.s"s sS s$ : $: ST; E:$: t. $:$: S : H
@ % @ sA ssa: "'''" heating plant" Good ~
PRICE, $4,000.
% 1H eSs ss = s. l and End modern brick house Of seven
PRICE. 81 $50.
b a IL 5sa s, :' ; : @ :
PRICE, s., 900.
@ Just % E' HsS 'e Al ses @ s H brio" house
PRICE, Soo5O
@ heat ] ss 18th 1n%ss @ M @ nader ] @ s brick house
PRICE, $3.50.
$::::;: e. s;sj 81 s'$ o:; ~: $ i;; @ en- i';$ % i:s $
PRICE, $1,000
1865 @ & SS nE 5 SsnsS'
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS,
Pennsylvania Ave. Sc.
Member Washington Real Estate Board.
TO CoLoRED.
NEW HOMES
3 SOLD.
pF One 'e' Boef sgs5" south From FTon Forida @ Ave- '
Sample House, 1149 9th NE.
SMALL CASH PAYMENT.
and bath tapestry brick; hotwater
hardwood floors cellar under house ravs
and heaters cellar; large front porches
other attractive features. Must be be apprecited
Good Location.
See Them a Once
ALIEN S. CLARKE, Jr,
1888 G. St. NV.
THE BEST BUY IN PETWORTH.
TnS. | % % open % suds % s S' an sd 5
PRICE ONLY $3.50
With Convenient Terms.
Built-n Garages.
Convenient 10 Two Cars-14th ST. and Georgia Ave
Exclusive Agent,
CHAS. d. SAGER,
Realtor, SO
o24 4th St. NV. Main 81
Member of the Operative Builders Associations. 3S
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Near 18th and Columbia Rd.

PRICE. $1,000. There is certainly no
home in this most desirable neighborhood
that can compare with this at the price
being quoted. II is a semi-detached brick,
on of the auietest streets in this sec
tion. There six rooms and bath; hot
water heat: electric lights; oak floors;
brick garage. We urge you TO investigate
this Offering II is one OF the few small
houses obtainable in this location.
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Must Be Sold.
Chevy Chase.

n. L. SALISBURY CO., INC,
in Real
14lS Eye St NY. Phones Main 5oO3-4-5
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
N L. SANSBURY CO.. INC,
141S Eye St. NV. Phones Main 5oO4-5
Near Sacred Heart Church

Near Sacred Heart Church.
PRICE. SlO,75O. Owner leaving the city
ls offering this house at a distinctly low
price. IL is one of the most attractive
smaller homes in Mt. Pleasant, and is Just
q square west of 10th st. 1t is the type
OF home that will charm you from the
minute you enter it: is in such perfect
condition and tastily decorated that il
VII! appeal to every hOme-lover. Sx-room
mouse with tiled bath: modern appoint
ments: especially selected electrical fixtures:
high-grade oak floors. etc. Possession.
Must Be Sold.
PRACTICALLY a brand-new house in the
most desirable part of the northeast Due
10 unforeseen circumstances IL must be sold
Immediately, and this is an opportunity
tn lat should not be overlooked by the family
seeking moderate priced home. Two
story colonial brick house with six large
rooms and tiled bath front and double
rear porches: hot-water heat electricity:
hardwood floors: good yard with garage.
The price and terms are very low.
Chevy Chase.
PRICE. Sl2, 800. A most exceptional
most famous suburb. It is west of Conn
Ave. and on most attractive street. Brick
construction. II contains eight rooms and
two baths: large attic: open fireplace: glass
lnciosed porches; hot-water heat electric
lights: hardwood floors: garage. An added
attraction is the fact that it may be
bought on terms of 81 800 cash and SS5
a month.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

4-Family Apt, Mt. Pleasant.
eati9n e1tn1,,, and condition. real bargain: act
- Address Box seo-T. Star ONCE. II.
CHEVY. CHASE.
Detached Brick.
at.d HoME ,.s 2F vs. EARE 1i GEArTT San1 ". 81 Stu
street conceded to be the most desir-
yidualIy built practically i'i new dataehed I lf9li
nrlcR nome of colonial architecture and
poin, pofitiVeiy sis,it beautiful from every stand
bnm.. bPlan; bhng.o Huge living room full depth Of
porch with, fireplace Immediately ad
Iolnihg The spacious dining roanl
ns,I sds 70 ahother Gharming side porch.
impress the most efficient housewife.
nn.,ss AN ar ,6 OF real home sentiment per
the spacious second floor with its wide
nsiI.,19 nsn f1ur IahS huge , BEDROOMS and two un
shower as well as bult-in tub In
frLosed roee ,,Is siIeseplng porch also on second :
tory, sewing room or child's play room.
Innumerable appointments that add Ylt; TO-
the charm of a home such as selected
oak floors throughout: choice electrical
hXturestt iGrn d. cedar closet; tiTst-foor lava
h. W. heater; maids room and bath:
copper cutters and downspouting En-
planted with shrubs flowers. etc. Side
driveway TO two-car brick garage con-
few detached brick homes in the north
west that can compare favorabiy with
to show it to you.
Phone Until 9 PM.
BOSS & PHELPS,
The Home OF Homes.
1417 K st. NV. Main $500
SPECIAL.
try, nicely arranged large rms. % spsc. fpons Pon
.22e e, deasd afteG n and
bargains. Price, S3.e50: $500 cash. bal Ike
Tfn Den hsSD ID 6RP
s11 18th st. NV. my16'
For Sale by Builders.
broom bath bungalow. Hyattsvire Mdr
hwh h. electric aG rsnge trays and sspIaCe re- Goo
So $500 ossb and h $50 0nGrsSe month street >oo'o
.1sys gas range; 5000: $500 cash and
Fiye-roon. bath bungalow; ami; CO, ,.r
lot; So 800: $500 cash. $50 month
f2) Four-room. bath bungalows a.mIS 4
large sleeping porch; S4.750 $500 casa
Must be seen TO be appreciated.
Cal Hats PA "a J. Or Hyatts 1851 ot
COME OUT TO-DAY
to beautiful Cleveland PARK
and inspect the best value in a
home to be found anywhere,
3715 35th st. NV. a beautiful
detached corner home. having 7
rooms. bath. open fireplace, re-
ception hall, sleeping porch.
front, side and rear porches.
built-in garage; modern in every.
detail. and priced for a quick
sale, $4,000. Small cash pay
ment, balance easy payments.
Open all day Sunday. Owner on
premises. Or F. P. SHEEHY,
1916 L. Main 1868. Evening" ,
Cleve. 1881.
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Beautiful. modern. new 6 r. & b. bunga-
low: vacant: large cor lot high elevation:
mr. Mass. ave. ext. will sacrifice on easy
terms. trade or rent
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On 18th St. NV.

PRICE. so. 500. This is decidedly a pick
up-the very best buy in Columbia Heights.
without question. 1t is located on this
most attractive street near Park rd. Colo
nal brick house with six rooms and tiled
bath front and rear porches: hot-water
heat; electric lights; large lot with garage.
This is mighty attractive, comfortable
home. and ia in perfect condition. Reason
able terms and early possession.
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big lots: q +. & h. frame: cleo: garage:
mr. kenilworth elet. ears; monthly tenant.
cheap at $3.50: $500 cash balance $50
monthly until paid
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r. b. brick. vacant: cleo. garage
deep lot: 30-h. paved alley: nr. Line. PIX
trade for investment property or suburban
home
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
A Rare Bargain.

FOUR BEDROOMS-MT. PLEASANT.
PRICE, $4,000. This is the one best
bet in residential property todays mar
ket. Located west of 18th ST. and Just
off Park rd il is in fine, convenient loca
ton. 1t is 23-foot wide. two-story and
attic brick house. with eight large rooms
and bath: hot-water heat: electric light:
hardwood floors: porches: plenty of room
Tor garage. We authorized to dispose
of this property in order to settle estate,
and il is clear of encumbrance, it may
he bought on cash payment low as
81 900. Iacant.
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4-Family Apt, Mt. Pleasant.
Price. S14.Oo0; cash. So 500. Finest To-
cauon os,in1l1 and condition. A real bargain: act
Address Box 3eo-T. Star oric.. II.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
HOMES-INVESTMENTS.

HOMES-INVESTMENTS.
: Beautiful modern, new 6 r. & b. bunEa-
nr. Mass. ave. ext: will sacrifice on easy
terms, trade or rent.
r. b. brick vacant: cleo. garage
deep lot: 30-ft. paved alley: mr. Line PIX :
no reasonable offer refused terms rent or
tfade Tor investment property suburban
home.
. big lots: T.. & b. frame: elec: garage:
mr.. henilworth elec ears: monthly tenant:
monthly until paid.
-, Many attractive. modern homes vicinity
Washington 4 Col. Hgts;, Petworth Park
view. bioonlinguale. High View. etc. on
cash payment $3.50 upwards balance easy
COLORED HOUSES.
9Th St. mr.. NJ Rvs r. & b. semi-de
tached brick good repair: bargain price on
easy terms; rental S75 month.
Kenyon st. mr.. Sherman awe r & b.
brick: deep lot: garage: monthly tenant:
price. S5.55o: $3.50 cash. balance easy.
Harvard ST. west of Ga. ave.-s r. h.
colonial brick being put in good repair:
alley; vacant: price low; terms inviting.
Hobart pl. east of Sherman ave-vacant:
g r. h. colonial brick; less than 81 600:
terms to suit.
INSPECT THEsE-Nr. 25th & Eye NV
$3.50: mr.. 3rd & Fla ave. S6.95O: mr.. cor
Sherman ave. modern. $3.50: mr.. 18th &
Fla. ave. ne. modern. So 150: mr.. 5th &
h. Sc. Groom brick; only So $50: easy
terms on all of the above.
n. F. RYON CO., INC.
Main 1897. 1929 st.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-21
PARIS SURGEON
Gets CROSS
Of HONOR
President Doumergue Gives
Token Out of His AlIott-
ment for Year
nv international News Service

PARIS, Oct. 21.-President Dou'
inergne doesn't lend cross OF
the Legion Of Honor--he gives it.
A young. surgeon. Doctor vadon,
contracted cancer while operating
upon a patient in the city's free
clinic. The result was the loss OF
the doctors arm.
It was decided to present the
cross of the Legion Of Honor to
young Vadon. Monsieur Durafour,
minister of health. under whose
Jurisdiction Doctor vadon was
working. found that the allotment
Of crosses for the health ministry
had been used Tor the year 1926.
AS the president Of the republic
has q special number Of crosses
ut his disposal. Durafour appealed
to him to lend a cross. for which
the president would be repaid out
Of the health services 1926 allow
ance. The cross was forthcoming
and with It these words from Presi-
lent Doun1efgue:
Elm q case such as tl1is-I do not
Tend a cross-I give it,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-21
"Mr. A" is Permitted
By Britain to
Take Throne

LONDON, Oct. 21.-Sir Hari
Singh today ruled as maharajah
of Kashmir and Jammn with
the approval of the British gov
eminent. The handsome and
sometimes unlucky victim of the
greatest blackmail plot in Brit
ish court history, the famous
"Mr. A" case, was notified by
Sir John Wood, in behalf of the
British Indian government, that
bis claim to the throne had been
upheld, according to a message
today from Srinagar, India.
Sir Harris claim was disputed.
by the rajah of Poonch,. adopted
SON of the old maharajah, who
had named his nephew, Sir Hari,
as his heir several years before
his death.
The throne brings $4,000, 1000
q year to its occupant.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-21

the towering Alleghenies where Mature has
painted her scenery with lavish hand.
Then, as darkness falls, an appetizing
dinner; refreshing nights sleep and Chi
cago at breakfast time-8:15 AM.
You traveIweH on The Baltimore 8 Ohio
For information and reservations telephone or visit
: the Travel Bureau. Woodward Building, 18th and
H Sts, N. w. Phone: Main $500.
WALTER w. SEIIPLEY
Asst General Passenger Agent
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-21
BRIDE SUES HUSBANDS
PARENTS FOR $780, 900

CHICAGO, Oct. 81. ELECTION Of
a jury in the suit for 100000 filed
BY Mrs. Edythe Il. Dick against her
former parents-in-Iaw, Mr.. and Mrs,
Albert Dick Of Quincy, ILL.,, for
alienation Of her husbands affec-
lions. continued today before SUI
perior Judge Charles Z. Williams.
The suit grew out of the divorce
procedure filed by Mrs. Edythe
Dick against her husband, alleged
to have been caused by the parents
Of Willis Emler Dick. Albert Dick,
the principal defendant. is a
wealthy Quincy ex-brewer.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-21
MARVIN GOODWIN DIES
FROM AIRPLANE SILL

HOUSTON. Texas, Oct. n. a1ar'.
vim Goodwin. former manager Of
the Houston Buffaloes, and rnt
lieutenant In the Thirty-sixt -.
vision. air service. died In q l0ca1
hospital this morning. tho x6aule
OF INJURIES received when an air
plane he was flying ct Ellington
Field Sunday crashed to earth In
q tail spin. sSgsg
Goodwin was sold TO the Cinclne
natl Reds last August, his third
venture into the major leagueass
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-21
AUToMoTIvE ENGINEERS
TO HEAR NAVAL CHIEF

Lieutenant Commander r. p,
Wilson, U. S, N, viii lead an
open discussion on Aircraft En-
CINE Development before the Wash
ington Society of Automotive Engi.
neers Friday In the Cosmos Club
auditorium at 8:15 o'clock.
Commander Wilson Is In charge
of aircraft engine development ~
the Bureau OF Aeronautics. Navy
Department and his promised e
exhibit samples pertaining to the
subject.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-21
DEBT AUTONOMY
STRESSED BY
ITALY.
Mission Will Insist on Settle
ment Independent of Other
Nations Pacts
BY GUGLIELMO EMANUEL
Copyright, 1926. BY international
News Service)

News Servtce)
ROME, Oct, 2I.-Capacity to pay
and the right of each debtor nation
to settle it's debt to the United
States upon independent basis,
these are the underlying principles
Of the italian debt policy, Count
volpi, finance minister. said today
lin an interview with the Internar
tional News Service.
Count volpi will sail tomorrow
with the Italian debt mission for
the United States to negotiate a
settlement Of Italy'sI debt.
Italy, like the United States,
entered the world war when the
fight was at its climax and when
the outcome of the war was most
uncertain" said Count Volpi. This
established sentimental bond be.
teen the two nations.
Autonomy for Debtors
I'm the settlement Of debts, the
funda mental rule is absolute au-
tonomy for each debtor nation and
Independent negotiations with each
other.
1--WE have studied the general
scheme Of the previous settlements
between the Unitd States and Eng
land and France and Belgium. /
can say that the italian government
won't deviate much from these
lines, while keeping In mind the
different position of each debtor and
it's capacity for payment"
Count Volpi has made his final
appearance before the cabinet and
the Italian debt policy has been
fully discussed. 1t is generally un,
derstood that the italian mission
will take with 1t statistics showing
Italy's capacity for payment. ~
ReparatiOns q Factor.
It is also understood that Premier
Mussolini also insists that Italy
shall not pay more annually to the
United States than she receives In
reparations from Germany. While
1t is realized that this demand may
cause a hitch, inasmuch as the
United States debt funding mission
has heretofore insisted upon keep
ing the question Of debts and rep
arations separate, the Italian mis-
sion Is under orders to stress its
point.
Count voipi is highly optimistic
and expects that a settlement vii
be reached in Washington, without
prolonged negotiations.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-21
DRUSES Sc IZE
DAMASCUS
IN FIGHT
Defeat French Force OF
25,Ooo-BattIe Going
on in Streets
By InternationaI News Service

JERUSALEM. Oct. 21.-Damascus
was. practically in the hands OF the
Druses, according to reports re-
ceived here today.
The tribesmen who have been a
thorn in the side of the French in
Syria and who were thought near
defeat a month ago have preci-
plated serious street fighting and
have. erected street barbados the
better to resist the French.
French officials confirmed the fact
that there had been serious clashes
between the French troops and the
rebels, with numerous casualties.
French reinforcements are being
rushed to the district and the forces
there now number $4,000.
An. early offensive against the
tribes was anticipated. Train serv'
ice between Palestine and Syria
was suspended, due to the serious
position of the French.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-21

NTANY travellers going to Chicago prefer
Av4 to take Train No. IS, leaving Wash
ington at 11:3O AM; because of the
opportunity it affords to enjoy the scenic
beauty along the route.
Shortly after the shining dome of the
Nations Capitol fades in the distance,
your windows show you the picturesque
reaches of the rolling Potomac Then
historic Harper's Ferry, and on through
the beautiful Potomac River Valley and
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-21

child tomorrow. 1t doesn's crarnp
or overact.
ASK your druggist for genuine
"California Fig syrup WHICH has
directions for babies and cllildxan
OF all ages printed on bo5sle. M6tkers
<You must say California or you
may get an imitation fis syrup.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-21
NOTED SPEAKERS TALK
ON SOCIAL HYGIENE

'The Forces in Social Hygiene"
was the subject of an address made
by Doctor N. J. Exner, chairman
of the educational measures COM
mittee Of the American Social Hy-
giene Society Of Washington be-
fore the society which met at All
Souls Unitarian Church last night.
Doctor Valerie Fl. Parker, of New
York city and others, prominent in
the organization also spoke.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-21
SPANISH QUEEN SAILS
FOR VISIT TO ENGLAND

MADRID, Oct. 21.-Queen VIC
toria Eugene of Spain today was
en- route to England for a brief
visit.
in full regaIia, were at the station
to wish the queen God-speed.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-21
HUSBAND NO LONGER
LOVES HER, WIFE CLAIMS

Mrs. Florence Mueller who today
sued her husband Robert A. Muel-
ler for a limited divorce ana ali
mony, alleging nonsupport and de-
sertion. says that he told her he
no longer loved her and that it
was impossible for him to live with
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-21

her any longer.
Notwithstanding this, be wrote
her a letter March IL, 1923, asking
her forgiveness and PERMISSION to
return to her.
They were married at Rockville.
Nd, october 2, 1917, and have one
Falkin appears for Mrs. Mueller.
child whose custody is requested
by the mother. Attorney Dora
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-21
RUSSIANS TO ATTEND
MEXICAN CONFERENCE

MOSCOW, Oct. 21.-Russia viii
be represented at the convention Of
trades unions in Mexico City.
The executive bureau OF the
Soviet trade unions today announced
it had accepted Mexico's invitation
to send "a, delegation.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-10-21

Hurry Mother! Even 4 feverish,
ibilious~or constipated child loves the
pleasant taste Of california Fig
syrup" This gentle, harmless laxa-
tive never falls to sweeten he stoTn-
ach and open the bowels. Al tea
spoonful today may. prevent a sick
The Washington times., 1925-02-25
TREMAINE is FLOORED
BUT TAKES DECISION

CLEVELAND, Feb. 25.-Although
Eddie Cannon Ball" Martin
worlds bantamweight champion,
and his hackers vigorously pro.
tested, Carl Tremaine, of Cleve
land, was awarded the referees de.
cision at the end of twelve rounds
of furious fighting at public hall
here last night.
The battle was one of the best
ever staged here, and in the opin.
ion of a majority of fans and sports
writer's the decision was a just one
Tremaine carried the fighting to
Martin all the way. and had a
large margin in a majority OF
rounds. -
Martin, however, scored the only
knockdown of the fight, which came
early in the second round 1t was
a right swing to the ear, and as
Tremaine got on his feet the cham.
pion worked hard for a knockout
but the bell saved the Clevelander.
Martin also had the best of the
last round, but in most of the
others Tremaine had a wide mar
gin.
Martins title was not at stake.
Both men were over the bantam
weight limit. each having weighed
in during the afternoon at 121 u
pounds
The Washington times., 1925-02-25
PUNCHED
FOR GOLF
FINISH
Jim. Barnes Leads by Three
Strokes, With Others
Close Behind
Bx ROBERT e. HARLOW.

TAMPA, Fla, Feb. 25.-With
Jim Barnes leading by three strokes
and Joe Kirkwood next in line.
with Walter Hagen and Leo Diegel
just one shot behind KirkWood, the
fastest field Of professional golf
stars to ever compete in Florida
played the final thirty-six holes to-
day in the Florida open champion
ship over the Palma Celia course
for purse of $4,000, a major prize
of $1,000 TO be the winners share.
Hagen, at the elbow of the lead
ers, and with the two hardest
rounds remaining to be played, con.
tinued to hold the position of
favorite. : After starting yesterday
over the Temple Terrace links with
an Indifferent 76, hewent to work
in the afternoon and played a 70.
for a total of 149.
Barnes, forper open champion,
led the field by virtue of two fine
rounds of golf. He did 71-74-145.
Kirkwood was 72-76-148,. and
Diegel 73-76-149.
Sam Rice, of the worlds champion
Washington baseball team, turned
in a score of 1873 for the two
rounds, the highest made by any
of the eighty-odd contestants.