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The Washington times., 1926-03-16

The Yankees boasted OF d five
star pitching staff. The Griffmen
go them two better with seven
star staff, consisting of johnson,
Coveleskie, Bush, Ruether. Ogden.
Ferguson and Marberry. Behind
this screen Of veterans are Lyle.
from Augusta, Thomas from Nash
Vile, and Kelly from New Orleans.
The same infieId will start the
season, composed or Judge. Bucky
Harris, Peckinpaugh and BIuege.
Joe Harris subs for Judge. Stuffy
Stewart, from Birmingham can re-
place the manager. Buddy Myer,
from New Orleans. stands ready to
play short il anything happens to
Peclxingpaugh. Bucky Harris will
replace Bluege II the latter is
injured, pulling Stewart into Second
base.
As extra outfieIders, pinch.hitters
and pinch runners, the champions
have Earl McNeeIy whose hit de-
cided the worlds series In 1924.
and Maurice Archdeacon. con.
sidered the fastest player In the
game.
Light hitting has forced McNeely
TO the bench but his speed and
fielding keeps him with the team.
Archdeacon was drafted from
Baltimore and will be used when.
ever sheer speed IL needed.
Showing changes coming with
the years, Muddy Ruel will not be
used as frequently behind the bat
this year as for the past two sea-
sons. Benny Tate, a bench warmer
for two years, with hitting aver
age OF .4Sl for 1925, has crowded
into the picture, passing the aging
Hank SEVERED in his rush to the
front. Tate is a southpaw bats
man, who is dangerous and has an
excellent pegging arm.
The Washington team, its veter-
Grams predominating. should play
brainy baseball at all times. If
the creaking oh.timers don't fall
apart, the. team IL sure to be a
contender from start to finish. Con-
fidence fairly exudes everywhere.
The few youngsters have imbibed
part Of this confidence and the
champions are sure to be tough
customers.
Pennant races hinge largely
upon pitching. The Griffs have
seven experienced hurlerS to send
against their rivals. johnson and
COveIeskie may crack first, but
Ferguson, Ogden and Marberry
are young yet and the staff can
be expected to show strong
front even II IL lost those two
wizards.
Dutch Ruether was a holdout to
the last minute, but he was work
ing out with the Giants and re-
ported in fine shape. Joe Bush is
oVerjoyed to escape from the ST.
Louis Browns, and skylarks like a
rookie. Bucky Harris expects much
from Bush this season, believing
he will make Washington fans
forget Tom Zachary, now with the
Browns.
Buddy Myer looks like bril-
liant youngster. Peckinpaugh' 8
late arrival has allowed Myer plenty
of chance to show his stuff, and
he looks worth the $4,000 New
Orleans got for him. If Peck has
to drop out of the lineup, the
Griffs won't be exactly weak with
1--WE look for opposition from
seven clubs in this league" says
Bucky Harris. We beat them sll
in 1924 and 1925. l feel we are
stronger now than we were 6.
year ago, and can't see where
that Is true of any Of our rivals.
Right there Is the groundwork of
my confidence. Barring the unGx-
pected, we ought to win our third
pennant In, succession. We hope
The Washington times., 1926-03-16

the Pirates repeat In the National
League, for we still think our
selves a better ball club and hope
to prove it in the 1926 world
series"
The Washington times., 1926-03-16

Pennant races hinge largely
upon pitching. The Griffs have
seven experienced hurlerS to send
against their rivals. johnson and
COVeIeslxie may crack first, but
Ferguson, Ogden and Marberry
are young yet and the staff can
be expected to show a strong
front even II IL lost those two
wizards.
The Washington times., 1926-03-16

OUIS A. BOUCHER.
L. sports writer of The
Times, is recognised as a
baseball authority.
The Washington times., 1926-03-16

1t is said to have become afflict-
ed with a vast apathy. which deep
ened as the Braves proceeded to
win by scores of 6 to 1 and Is to 2.
Meantime. the second team has
beaten the regulars three straight
games. the last Of which was q one
hit slnpHk.,Nu1k
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N A s II

1925 4-door sedan; five good tires;
motor and entire car guaranteed under
nal Duco finish and tenders give this
car the exact appearance of a new
one. demonstration in this good
running automobile will satisfy you
that you can save several hundred dol
lars in buying today. II you have a
good used automobile to trade in, bring
It along; we will trade II or &407.0 90
cash and $500 a month will place
this car In your possession. Remember
the address and Bring your deposit.
LIMA L. ST Main 1872
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1928 BUICK SEDAN.

Run less than 10, 900 miles. Looks and
runs almost like new car Has five
practically new tires; nickeled radiator:
front and rear bumpers; motor meter
driver. This car is a wonderful value
Our price. s1.276. Can be bought for
1916 cash. balance In IL months
H. b. LEARY. JR'. e. BROS
1224 1tkh sc. n. w.
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1924 OVERLAND SEDAN

A good small closed car that is mex
pensive to operate. Will run 20 miles
to the gallon of gas and $1,000 to q
set of tires. Motor is quiet and the
whole car is in exceptionally good con-
dttion. Has q full quota of extras
spare tire etc. Can be bought for $685.,
or s1:5 down and SIS a month for IL
months. including finance charges.
WARDMAN-JCSTICE
17I1 ~
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1921 HUDSON COUPE

sour- passengeL. rms ~ WohoerIuIly
ton Is far above the average. Has five
good tires. Very roomy type of body.
having ample room for four adults. An
statement that the former owner took
wonderful care of his car. Can be
bought for $400 on terms of $50 cash !;
balance of $500 payable in IL months.
II. b. LEARY, JR., & BROS,
1921 14th st N w
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1924 FORD

condition; body is worth the price
asked; suitable for any business or
could make money for moving trunks.
etc All we ask is $3.50 or we will
take one fifth cash and give you 12
months to pay balance. See It today.
GLASSMAN SALES & FINANCE co.
1921 l. ST. N, w
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1924 FLINT SPORT TOURING

new paint. dark maroon. with black
tenders, grey top and full nickel trim,
brown spanish leather upholstery. extras
include Windshield wings. bumper, trunk
rear vision mirror. windshield wiper,
etc. Five good cord tires and mechan-
icai condition Is perfect. See this at
S675 or &371 down and $50 q month for,
IL months Including finance charges.
wARDMAN-JUSTICE
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1924 PACKARD

Straight 's'' Sport Touring: has just
been repainted beeutiful canary yell
low with black tenders. This IL this
hest looking car in the city; motor very
quiet and powerful; see II today; has
full quota of extras including disc
Whsels; priced low at $4,000 or one
fifth down and IL months to pay bal
ance.
GLAssMAN SALES & FINANCE CO..
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
I'LL 18th st. n. w.
MAXWELL POURING

Just out of paint shop: looks ike .
new car: has many extras and won
derful motor; viii give 20 miles to the
gallon Of gas and will prove very
economical 10 run; cosae early; the
price Ii low and we only ask one-fifth
down and IL months to pay balance.
GLASSMAN SALES & FINANCE co.
1921 L St N w,
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE
1904 F0R0 TON TRUCK

Used very little: has self starter;
open express body with top and side
curtains. just the truck for hiring.
moving furniture. etc. Our low price
will surprise you and you can take 1t
away for one-fifth down and pay the
rest in 12 months. Come in today.
GLASSMAN SALES & FINANCE co.
L.
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1928 MAXWELL COUPE

This beautiful little car has just been
refinished in dark blue Duco. Has five
good tires. Has been very thoroughly
reconditioned and is ready to demon
strate and deliver to one who desires
small 2-passenger closed car of real
class. Our price Is way down uAder
the actual value Of the car-$500 and
can be bought for 500 down; balance
in - months.
II. b. LEARY, JR.. & BROS.
1921 18th ST. n. ".
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Employment

PhOns CLASSIFIED Ids 10 Mosn $3.50
HELP WANTED--nIAIlE 345
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ESSEX COACH

1925. Five balloon tires, bumpers
and other equipment. fine running
motor ready for any demonstration.
II you are q particular buyer II will
pay you to look this car over. Very
attractive terms We believe at the
price that this Essex Coach is the
cheapest and the best advertised today
IN Washington. See for yourself. This
car and thirty other automobiles
worthy of your inspection may be
found at Wallace Motor Co. 1903 L
ST.. Main 1912. (This car may be
bought for 460O.l
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Employment
'hone classified Ads to Main $3.50
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES .

COOKS maids. mattresses, dishwash-
ers, chauffeurs, etc. The Woodland
Agency, 1896 You st. ". w. North
104e4. ,ss%
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1924 BUICK

4-cyi. touring only run 1000 miles
and Is in perfect mechanical condition:
has four-wheeI brakes; tires ali good
including spare; many extras: has just
been repossessed and we will sell for
Just the unpaid notes; come In today:
IL won't last long: remember we only
ask one-fifth down and IL months to.
pay balance.
1921 L st. N w.
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1925 OVERLAND TOURING

Practically new car. that will give years
of service and average 20 miles to the
gallon Of gas. Has Overland patented
triple springs, that smooth out the
toughest road. Motor Is very quiet,
tires all good. upholstery and paint
like new. Has spare tire and other
extras. Price low at $285. or S1z2
down and SIS q month for IL snonthe.
including finance charges.
WARDMAE-JUSTICE.
It'll 18th ST n W.
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1a23 CnLE GO,

Seven-passenger Sedan Limousine. Cost
50, 500. Has had remarkably good treat
ment and IL In wonderful condition
throughout. Looks and runs equal to q
new car Six good tires. Paint. tenders.
upholstery and carpets all in wonderful
condition. Our price. 4700. Can be
bought for $40 cash: Balance in IL
or for hacking or funeral service.
H. b. LEARY. JR.. q BROS.
1901
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1921 FORD TUDOR SEDAN

chance to buy one OF the most popu-
lar cars built by Ford at the right
price. Paint. tires and motor in ex-
cellent condition. Spare tire. parking
light and other extras. Car has very
little mileage and is priced exception
ally low at S275. or $1z2 cash and SIS
a month for IL months. including IL
nance charges.
WARDMAN-JUSTIcE.
III 18th ST n
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6ITUATT0Ne WTD. aIAI.9 {

SITUATIONS WTD. IALzM -
sATTORNEY. age rs. two years experi.
ence In practice, desires connection
with reliable real estate company as
statesmen where knowledge Of law
would be beneficial Box ii Times
Herald.
CARPENTER Hotel. handy years
experienc. Box S-2e2s Tines Il eral1.
PAINTER First class; house painting
and Interior decorating; man, married.
age 81, does contracting Or day WORK.
furniture art painting, etc; furnish pa
sperhangers; IA references. Thomas ".
Boyce. North 6520-W
SALESMAN NJ Mems furpishiug !. thor
oughIy qualified And experienced =
young man; year college, desires ems
pIoyulent also experienced in elec-
frical work Or All kinds; capable Of
managing shop, etc For interview
call North 1854 n
SALESMAN Eight years experience:
q local territory wholesale preferred.
FRANKLIN 1OS78.
sALEsMAN- Collector. fhorpughlx quail
flied and experienced: re4erencess
permanent employment desired. West
236I-W.
YOUNG NAN willing to tutor ID high
school math. and physics: reasonable.
Lincoln 5197.
YOUNG MKN-Exceilent driver first
class references: win drive party own
ing car 10 Florida. BOX S.2S1. Times
Herald.
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AUTO TIRES AND TUBES
SLIGHTLY USED
High Pressure and Balloon
TIRES

Sixty-day guarantee with every tire.
Another tire gladly given for " price
IL tire blows out within so days. Get
your spare tire now.
National Auto Tire Co.
A39 k St. N. w.
Phone F. 1896
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Joseph McReynolds
14th and r.
Phone Potomac 1888.
ST ITTZ

Model g. l-pass. Sport. THE car
that made, good in q day" We viii
sell IT tomorrow for 1880; also sew
offered l you al very ~ low prices =
Nash. 7-Pass. Sedan. .....s. S260.0O
velie. Model SO, Sedan.
real Ruy 3H0U.Uv IN
Buick 20 Touring for...... $4,000
Oldsmobile Sport Tour. 1924. $4,000
1898 Chevrolet Touring $4,000
Ienge comparison as to condition and
general appearance otherwise. Re-
member THE Wallace Motor Co. 2or
real values Bring your deposit to
17e9 L St.. OF call Main 1912 for
further information.
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You Can Phone Your Ads-Ca Main for an Adj
Employment
HELP WANTED-FE 81

Phone CLASSIFIED Ads % Masn $3.50.
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1923 CHANDLER SEDAN

Has only run 10000 miles and IL in
excellent mechanical condition. Up
newly painted battleshIp grey. With
black tenders. Five cord tires. all good,
parking light, rear vision mirrors wind
shield wiper, bar cap and motor meter.
etc. A powerful. snappy car. priced
low at $3.50. or $2Ti down and 437 per
month for IL months. including finance
wARDMAN-JUSTICE
ITIl IAfh
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FREE Present this ~ ana ~.
ceire free tuition during February
III English, Tipping or Shorthand
dncluding dietatfen1 Open 70 men
and women who are not nor en-
rolled
KNIGHTS or EOIUM Us EVENING
SCHOOL. 1914 Mass. Ave. u. W.
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DODGE

s-pass business redan, late 1923: this
car has been reconditfonsd4 and refIn-
ished; looks like new; IL will make 3
good pleasure car as we'll as q tough
business car; leather upholstery In
perfect condition; disc wheels: spare
tire: can be bought for the small price
of $3.50; terms $Ise cash and $40 per
month for 10 months, including all
LAMBERT HUDSON MOTORS co.
1922 I. St. West of Conn Ave.
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SALEsMEN WANTED

REAL ESTATE statesmen; experience,
active, clean. personality; conscientious
workers. prospects and cooperation; car
and references essential Box ASK.
Observation-Disclosures territories, S24
weekly and commission to start, TAX
ing orders for everyday necessity sold
on repeat basis; can place you imme-
diately, local and out of town: expert
Herald.
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1923 DURANT SEDAN

Here is a good Iow-priced closed car
that will give years OF service, Has
powerful valve-in-head motor and will
breeze up any hill. Very low mileage,
paint good. five cord tires, upholstery
hardly soiled. Extras include cowl
lights, bar motormeter and cap. rear
vision mirror. step plates. etc. Price
e35s. or 31s1.00 down and sz1.oe .
month for IL months. including IL
nance charges.
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1925 BUICK

Master Six Touring. This IL q re-
possessed car and we are selling IT
for just the amount Of the unpaid
notes. Paint, tires and mechanical
condition all very good; many extras
and very Tow mileage. Priced at only
$3.50, or one-fifth down and IL months
to pay balance Act quick
GLASSMAN SALES AND FINANCE co.
T..
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1921 DODGE COACH

This car sold for about 1880 fifteen
months ago. Has very low mileage
and is a good economical closed car.
Extras include heater. ash tray. auto
matte windshield wiper, rear vision
almost new tires. cowls lights. trunk
and trunk rack. Car is in perfect con-
dition throughout and can be bought
for $3.50. or 1911 down and sat q month
for ~ months. including finance charge.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
h-s.. 80 1Akh Sc. y. W.
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Autornotive
pAons cldssstssd Ads to Nom 5ss,

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4

SEE THESE THIS WEEK
Harley, 1925 model &155 Oika new).
Harley. 1924 model. $s6. guaranteed.
Harley. 1923 model. $40. recOnditioned.
Each machine thoroughly overhaulOd
and guaranteed.
Easy terms.
H. ADDISON BOWIE,
627 II ST NJ w
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LUNCH ROOM doing $500. Seventh St.
M w, best location; white and coli
sured trade. For quick sale, Including
stock fixtures. etc.s 81 900. Terms
Good r Jason for selling. An exceptional
opportunity. Address Box II. this
nEfica.
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PERMIT for gas station. 70 1T front
al Florida Ave. N 81. between 9th
ana 18th sts., including 2 brick bidgs.
and vacant lot; for sale or rent. BUSH
est tlfOrouRhfare. schneider, sol Mass.
Ave NJ II. Lin. 400.
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Financial
BUSINI9SS OPPORTUNII1Iz.S

PHONE cIesslflsd Ads g Mal. SIG
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TINNING.ROOFING
TTpHOT ,STERTNc

ALBERT KAHLERT & CO.-fmproved
steam carpet cleaning, uphoistering
repairing, mattress making. M 2030
$50 Nd. Ave. s. w.
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at Celebration Which You Can Participate
Employment

PAons classz.sa zas y ~. y
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sALEsMAN- Eight years experience:
local territory; wholesale preferred
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SALESMAN Collector. thorpughly quail
flied and experienced: referencess
permanent employment desired West
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4 -W1NT 10 7brorow 81, 200 from privafe
party for I or months, tfInes am
willing to pay fair interest; viii give
which Is payable monthly: viii give
Title insurance etc, to hold unti1 paid.
Box ri TirnessHerAId.
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$475O
NEAR LINCOLN PARK
New Groom Brick Home,
Deep Lot-Only $3.50.

This new Groom and tiled bath
tapestry brick home, with coloniRl
front porch located near beautiful
Lincoln Park, is one of the best
values in the Southeast today. It's
rooms are large and cheory and its
features are many, Including cleo
tricity. hot-water heat hardwood
floors wardrobe closets. double
laundry trays concrete cellar. This
house can be bought for very
small cash payment and monthly
payments less than rent.
PHONE SERVICE UNTIL . p. Nj
CAFRITZ
Hath 4 K MAIN 9090.
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FOR. SALE SUBURBAN

CHARMING NEW BUNGALOW READE
FOR OCCuPANcY--EIec. light, gas.
water. sewer, large poTches. tiled bath,
etc, Finely located on large lot only
tion close TO city Price $3.50; $500
cash; easy monthly payments. A.. B.
CAMPBELL. 40 Insurance Bldg Main
1857
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SITUATIONS WTD.-FEMALE Ss
free. Call West 2oSS. Fuller's, 1921
3Sth 81
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HELP-MALR or FEMALE 8
MEN AND WOMEN WHO
WANT WORK
statesmen WANTED SO

EXPERIENCED automobile tire sales
y man TO travel Maryland, Delaware.
and d. c. Must be thoroughly ae~
quainted with the trade and be able
to produce large volume of acceptable
business from the start. state age.
com pensation now receiving. territory
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present employment and TeasoRH for
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