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SALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY

AN INVESTMENT.
DETACHED 2-PAMILY HOME.
The sss dn by WSodFidss D e Is r%s
kfRit 90 fAsn a Hsb 81 81 PEI Il 200
WOODBRIDGE, d. c.
duee ne f irony $1,000 $50 70 s7s5o SIX rooms
h.-wh.. hardwood floors: close TO cars; easy
Lots for sale. Houses for rent.
+. A. LlNGER,
3lO9 24th St NE.
Half block south Rhode Island Ave:
FINE COUNTRY RESIDENCE iO,R0OM
concrete highway miles from White
sI1 Union Trust Bldg. -.
CLARENDON.
I,ots-Hopses--BUngalows; WIN build to
suit your plans Cash and monthly pay,
nlent BOSS. y 09 Eye 81 NAN .s!=. 60
RENT-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FURNISHED COTTAGE ON LARGE COUN-
try place. rms: and p beautiful outlook I.tiSa
neighbors on place; S45. Call hockv,iie
LYON PARK. va ROOMS. 2 BATHS;
modern hot-water heat; large lot: fruit.
shruhbery; near trolley. Clarendon
e2O4 CONN. AVE. CHEVY CHASE. MD. MD
Nine rooms. three porches. sleeping porch.
electric range. double garage: ideal surround
ings: Phone Remington 1901
SEVEN ROOMS; CLOSE IN; ONE CAR
fare good shade vel on plenty MAN gam
concreted boulevard: high elevation: $50
SEQ Mr. Trimble. 1901 10th ct. NV -
TAKOMA PARK ROOMS: $50; MOD
ern. 8 rooms INV. heat. newly decorated.
garage SO. rooms and two baths built.
Laurel and Carroll aves., Takoma. Col
8 ROOMS AND BATH. H.W:H.. su1TEzDD
rer "'' 5o5 Douglas eGSf st n PHONE *"
eIs3
TAKOMA PARK. D. C.-6 ROOMS. TILED
bath. h VII, cleo gas garage. s75 mo
Md. side rooms. bath. furnace. gas
il. J.. THORNTON
Office Adams 5254. Evenings. Adj 6014
COLONIAL HEIGHTS. VA.
rent or sale with running water. sewer. gas
cleo h W h. and high elevation. Buy now.
KENI i517 : n s. aIylS SW
FOR RENT-5-RM. BUNGALOW. AMI
partly furnished S55 per mo.
5-rm. house. gas, elec. lights. water. large
lot, fruit: S35 per mo.
Office open evenings and SUNDAYS
BRENTWOOD REALTY CO.,
Wells and Campbell SITS.
Phones Hyatts. 902 or 10l5W.
Brentwood, Nd
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FOR EXCHANGE.

WILL EXCHANGE IS SHARES Dixie
for equity in house or lot; city limits.
Main 9210.
TWO-STORY BRICK RESI- ENCE. CON
tanning nine rooms. bath. electricity: two
story brick garage; in exchange for mod
ern siX-room home in good neighborhood
Property is located on Tth ~. s.w. first
commercial zone Can he easily remodeed
Equity considered $4,000. Address Box
30-APT. BUILDING, WELL FINANCED,
SHOWING Surplus of $4,000 per year. YIN WI
90 18th ST. Nv Main 5641. Fr. s240. 22'
FOR EXCHANGE BEAUTIFUL NEW
Spanish home west of Wisconsin ave in the
West Chevy Chase section OF the city OF
Washington. two squares TO city cars $50
feet to paved street vacuum hot-water heat,
oak floors. charming bath. fine. full size
rooms, cellar, garage. alley: built with wide
side yard and deep rear yard. Price, 81 300;
first trust. $4,000: equity. $4,000. Take
good lots part payment.
Mr.. BEALL.
1415 Eye ST. NV.
Call Main 1857: Evenings, Adams 514. 90
OFFER A PROPOSITION ON THESE.
QUICK ACTION!
Splendid 6.apt. bldg; well rented; prime
condition: S35 900.
An up:todate s-r. and b. semi. bungalow;
lot 3Sxl5O, with garage; $4,000. Want
300 acres near CedarviIle. Md: $40. 500:
clear: want investment
choice lots NV. 81 ,915 So. it.; SOC IT.:
clear.
A fine SIR. and b. home near Cheverly.
Md: 1 acre: loads Of FRUIT. Priced right.
THOMAS d WALSH 9la 1Ith
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Groom brick house bath. gas. latrobe
heat room for garage: located on Capltal
Traction car line near Union station. $500
cash and $40 month.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.
WOODBRIDGE.
NEW HOMES
INSPECT TODAY,

1884 INGRAHAM ST. NV.
New, semi detached S.room house. two
baths. one with shower: large living porch.
open for your inspection. $4,000. Easy
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MONEY TO LOAN

PLENTY OF MONEY TO LOAN on AUTOS
and trucks: you keep car; no delay: conf
Dental. MONK 1913 y. Y. ave. NV. NJ. 214S.
MONEY LOANED on AUTOMOBILES AND
sale. Open evenings. No delay. Confiden-
tial. Lincoln $685.. SUTTON. TIA 18th
st. ne. Open evenings and Sunday. 2S'
MONEY LOANED ON AUTOMOBILES.
Bring bill of sale. You keep car. 645 Md
ave. ne. Line. 17S Open evenings. iy2.
100000 ON AUTOMOBILES. NO RED
Frank. 1854. FREY'S AUTO EXCHANGE
1924 18th st. NV.
MONEY LOANED ON AUTOMOBILES:
ride while you pay: open evenings Mr.
Mcdonald. 1726 Conn. ave. NV. Potomac
6045. je26e
LOANS OF $50 TO 500 CAN BE SECURED
on household furniture if you are receiving
a salary of 500 or more CHATTEI. TITLE
CO. INC. sos 9Th st. NV. Closed Saturday
afternoon
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FOR COLORED.


RENT WORRIES: CAN FINANCE ANY
home for YOU If you buy il through me !:
confidential. Cleveland 1850. any time.
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FOR SALE-APARTME<TS.

VERY ATTRACTIVE FOUR-ROOM APART
all outside rooms: wooded park in rear.
Owner leaving city July. Bargain If taken
at once. Call after 5 pm. 302S Porter st.
NV. Apartment 104. Phone Cleveland 3S7.
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

COLONIAL BEACH VA.-FURNlSHED s.
: :so4 St -D' me-. Phone LIN 777s.W -.
FOUR ROOM COTTAGE; FRONT PoR ;Itl
E faa Sisk fRhsaP Gor d'f bea iSs Nd
HERRING BAY, MD-FOUR- ROOM COT
5 5ase large snS porehes; for sale or rent At
FURNISHED COTTAGES AND TENTS FOR
rent a Colonial Beach. Va. GEORGE #,
SHANNON. 1923 9th st. NV "a
COTTAGES For 4th OF July. WEEK
Or 10 people; right on Chesapeake Bay.
VA. RIVER FRONT--LARGE HOUSE AND
ION; private bathing beach; no pollution.
rent or sale. OWNER Address Box SIC.
Star office.
EDGEwATER BEACH COTTAGES. coM-
bedrooms. two large screened porches. living
sa,h Peei h ride s sro
Washington by auto, or by motor coach
T are to Free 9cpfs md R sHS
BLDG. Phone Main 6T7l
NORTH CHESAPEAKE BEACH-RENT
new cottage s,f fully equipped, : people week
f Pot mG 5iss also lots for sale; easy terms
ESTATES Or dsvel9nments n southern Nd See
1sA fronts Phone $500 5o4 a n wa
F f5SHs fS6 j TshGTs
81 RICH, LeonardtoWa. Md. jy5'
CHESAPEAKE BEACH LOTS FOR SALE.
$3.50 up; amusements good roads. daily train
service; send for free circular: ask about our
NAN HEazM fS 5o4 Man 5oo
ONE COTTAGE FOR RENT AT. SHADY
side. Nd Ideal location. facing Chesapeake
Bay. Adams 6244.
CEDARHURST- ON -THE.BAY. RESTRICTED
summer colony. 20 miles from D c, line.
MAN. 1904 H ST. NV. Main $500. -
20 ACRES WITH OVER 200 FEET WA ER
front on beautiful South River. improved
by 1-room bungalow with modern con-
veniences; excellent road: 33 miles by
new National Defense Highway; $4,000.
broom bungalow; So 500. G. W. COX,
JR.. 1924 Monroe ST. NV. Col. 6340.
2S'
LOT 1O0x25O FEET ON RHODE RIVER.
near Mayo: white, sandy beach; well built
4-room bungalow; screened porches; open
fireplace. pier: garage: well water and
shrubbery. Price. $4,000. c. F. LEE,
Annapolis, Md. 22'
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WANTED-REAL ESTATE.

APARTMENTS OR HOUSES: WILL AS
sumo 1st trust and give stock IN company
omcered by nationally known men Tor pat
ance; particulars first letter. Address BOX
63-C, Star office. "a
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CHESAPEAKE BAY FARMS.
Calvert County, Maryland
$50 Acres, 5000 Fl. on Bal
500 Acres, 5000 Fl. on Bay.
Sandy beach. saltwater bathing. fishing,
grabbing, clustering. hunting and ducking in
season. viii sell in whole in part. A
good investment.
Il F. Lexington Baltimore Md
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SALE-INvESTMENT PROPERTY


SlX-ro1m house on Mass. ave. NV. FIRST
com zone. good lot to alley: house IN TAR
condition and easily convertible into business.
Price. - 500. terms can Main 1858.
WALTER A BROWN 400 H
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CLARENDON
RENT-SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

I.ots-Houses-Bungalo VIII build tc
suit your plans. Cash and monthly pay
ment. BOSS. 100 Eye st. lam 24ll.-
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RENT-BuSvNESs PROPERTY.

WELL LOCATED STORE AND ) ROOMS
,llth ST. NV. near Mass. ave. IN apt lrouss
section; good for any business. Anply A.
Mendelson. 29la NJ 81. NV. Pot. 4lll-N.
SCAR GARAGE OR STORAGE. 2STORG
BRICK. rear 905 y NV: $40 month
Real Estate Daot 10th and G..
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SAI.E-f AIMS.

81 ACRES. 7-ROOM HOUSE. ELECTRIC
ity, water. fruit outhuildinGs. excellent tour
Isl catering site and truck garden. j.. B.
HOGE. Lcesburg. Va.
% ACRES. CROPS. GARDEN. OR. HOUSE.
screened porches: on trolley. near state road.
owner. W. A. SHERMAN. K. 3. Vienna. Va.
IS ACRES LEVEL FERTILE LAND. s MI
from District line. in Md: good home. out
3 gravel pits, sells csc 50. yd,s which is pos
eibly little fortune: p2sice 81 ! 900: trade
$4,000 this close to the Capital. Main
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
BROKERS. ATTENTION.!

APARTMENT HOUSE.
Three story building. containing eight
APARTMENTS: rents approximately s. 800:
well financed. Owner desires to exchange
equity of $4,000 for a farm in Mont
gonery County. Maryland.
FIRST COMMERCIAL
Corner on street. west of Connecticut
avenue. subject 10 fra trust only. Owner
will exchange equity OF $4,000 for build
ing lots clear of incumhrance.
CnmproNed lot. first commercial 50-foot
frontage. situated in Nv. section near 18th
and Columbia I'd. Clear of incumbrance
Price 81 so per so. #
See Mr.. BENTON.
THE MCLEAN COMPANY.
Realtors.
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Real Bargain in Takoma Park.
Detached home of six large rooms and
bath, spacious front porch Enclosed break
last and sleeping p9rehes: garage e match
Of this is one acre Of g ground under splendid
so bearing fruit trees. all varieties of vege-
tables Snd berries This GROUND can AN, als0
feet wide Property located on wide concrete
street in one of the best sections OF Takoma
Call Mr.. CARLlN.
Shapiro-katz Company,
REALTORS-BUILDER
I4I6 ST NV MAIN OIL.
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Built-Owned-For Sale by

w. WALTER VAUGHN,
Riggs Semmes Bldg. Dupont Circle
Potomac 22UO.
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MICHIGAN PARK.
SUNSHINE HOMES.

Take car marked ..rroohland'' 10 end of
route and walk two squares east on Mlchl-
gan avenue or drive out Michigan avenue
70 18th street.
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Will. EXCHANGE IS SHARES Dixie
mans torange Julcel stock. 500 a share,
for equity in house or lot; city limits.
Main 9ol0
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FURNISHED COTTAGE ON LARGE COUN-
try place 5 rms and b.: beautiful outlook :;
neighbors on place $45. Call Rockville
New Britain herald., 1926-05-28
REWARD OFFERED
 FOR EVANGELIST
Mrs. MCPherS0D's Relatives Make S25,OOO Announcement

Los Angeles, Calf. May 2S lPt- For the first time since Aimee semple MePherson. the Evangelist disappeared while surf bathing al Ocean Park, May IS. those who believe that she did not drown. had a substantial reward 10 spur them on today in q search for her.
 Declaring that she wanted 10 call the bluff on those who have broad cast rumors concerning her daugh- ter, Mrs Minnie Kennedy, the EvaneeIist's mother. has offered reward of S25.Uo0 for her safe re- turn.
 Mrs. Kennedy said that she had not the slightest belief that the re- ward would ever be claimed.
 She issued the following state ment: Because Of many rumors published in many papers that Aimee Semple NcPherson has been seen here. there and everywhere, we are offering q reward. not be- cause we believe her to be alive, her value is not in money, hut in order to call the bluff of those ir- responsible persons and publica- tions We are offering the following;
 "To the person or persons who
New Britain herald., 1926-05-28

will produce my daughter, Aimee Semple McPherson. the Evangelist, unharmad. and as well as when she left a week ago Tuesday, will be given q check for S26.noQ.
 We have absolutely no hope that this reward will ever be claimed. Never for one moment since her departure that Tuesday afternoon have We had doubt but that she was drowned. We believed that her body is in the sea and her soul with her savior. But this re- ward is offered to set at rest the rumors which have become obnox- ions everywhere"
 New investigations are expected 10 gel under way today. The shorih"s and the district attorneys offices have declared their intention of making a complete survey of the case while The county grand jury has indicated if will lend an at tentive ear 10 any evidence sub mitted.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-28

have been unable to agree on the tobacco problem. the opposition in- sisting upon free trade in that com modity.
 Dr, Jose Domingues Dos Santos, addressing a recent meeting of the left democrats, said that the govern ment hy behaving in dictatorial fashion, had laid itself open to be- ing oyerthrown by any means what Soeyer. There would he said, either he a dismissal of the government or a revolution.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-28
MNNN TENNIS STATS

Paris, May 2S lPl - American lawn taums was represented in France by the largest aggregation Of noted players since the Olym- pics when inc French and Amcri- eau mixed teams met today for the start of an international tourna- mout on the hard courts of the racing club,
 All indications pointed to an ul- timate American victory, but the event aroused great interest in Paris. where tennis is becoming in- creasingIy popular, and every seat of the 5000 surrounding the cen- ter court was sold in advance for the three days of play.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-28
Mrs. Russell Allowed to
 Land But Pr0visiOnalIy

DubTln, May 29 LPE-Mrs. Charles E. Russell. wife of the American socialist, who was not permitted to land at Plymouth from the steam CT President Roosevelt today, was only permitted 10 come ashore at Queenstown conditionally, as her passport had not been vised by the Irish Free State authorities in the United States.
 Mrs. Russell was informed that if she stayed in Ireland more than a fortnight she must report to the police. She also was warned that
New Britain herald., 1926-05-28
Arrested for Selling
 LiNuOr to School PuniIs

Freehold, N. J., May @S dP> - Joseph Chchanske was arrested last night on charge of corrupt ing the morals of a minor after an investigation by authorities into a report that five of her pupils We're drunk Tuesday. Two staggered" she said.
 Four of the pupils admitted to q detective that the liquor was fur
New Britain herald., 1926-05-28

45c Fresh Fruits, Strawberry Raspberry, Grape 2
 or Pineapple, 15 oz. Co be used as Jams) . A for
New Britain herald., 1926-05-28

nished by Chchanske's ten year old son. Young Chehanske, authorities said, told them he had been given liquor 10 drink as a matter of course and that he had often given some to other children.
 Ten gallons of liquor and a still were seized on Chehanske's prop erty.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-28

London, May 2S (P, -- There has been intense political ferment in Portugal for the last fortnight on the question of the tobacco mono poly. regarding which the govern ment has been accused of acting in d dictatorial and unconstitutional manner,
 Force was used on May IS 10 dis prrsc crowds demonstrating for and against the monopoly outside the chamber of deputies, where Q stormy debate had ended in decision to extend the legislative session until June 15 so that the estimates might be passed and the tobacco regime settled.
 The different parties in parliament
New Britain herald., 1926-05-28
HOstesses Form Secret
 Service of Their Own

London, May 28 H1 - Mayfair hostesses have formed a secret serv- ice of their own to combat the un- invited guests who frequent large parties in London.
 Mrs. Stanley Baldwin and many other famous women will not per init guests to be admitted to their large affairs unless they present their invitations at the door and have sent letters of acceptance to the invitation.
 Most of the uninvited guests are young, well-dressed men, who make such q good appearance that pro- fessional detectives cannot spot them.
 Prices of automobiles in France are dTOppinp
New Britain herald., 1926-05-28
ANOTHER REVOLT
 ON IN PORTUGAL
Government Says It Gan Domi-
 nate Situation

Paris, May 22 (Pe-Two army di- visions in Portugal have mutinied. says a I1ayas Agency dispatch from Lisbon. One division was stationed in northern Portugal and the other in the south.
 The dispatch adds that the pre- mier has announced that the gov ernment will be able 10 dominate the situation.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-28

if she arrived in the Free State again under similar circumstances she would not be permitted to land.
New Britain herald., 1926-05-28

Prices of automobiles in France are dropping.
The Chilkoot post., 1926-03-12
CCl3PA7MY ;" 2" NEWS

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Evening star., 1926-09-16
MACKALL TO RETURN
TO VIRGINIA ELEVEN

UNIVERSITY, Va. September 16.e-
Charlie Mackall of Washington, d. c.,
Virginia's captain Of foot ball. has de-
cided to re-enter the university and
to play on the 1926 eleven. He is ex-
pected to arrive tomorrow or Satur-
day to begin training for his position
as guard.
During the Summer Capt Mackall
wrote D. E. Brown, graduate manager
Of athletics, that he would not return.
but would go into business In Penn
sylvania. Not until a day or two ago
was there any indication given that
he might be back.
Mackall will be a most valuable ad-
dition to the Virginia line. for he has
served as varsity guard through two
campaigns under the direction OF
Coach Neale Before entering Vir-
ginia he played at Episcopal High
School.
With Mackall back in uniform, Coach
Neale will have only one guard va
cancy to fill, with much material to
draw from. Joe Finck and Charlie
Peyton have had varsity experience
as substitutes and among the others
trying for the place are Austin, De
Evening star., 1926-09-16
BIG TEN GRID SQUADS
BEGIN PREPARATION
b. the Associated Press.

b. the Associated Press.
CHICAGO. September l6.-Initial
foot ball practice in the Western Con
ference schools yesterday brought
forth big fields of candidates.
Minnesota has "a prospects. with
veteran team intact, and Northwest
ern. Michigan and Illinois 60 each,
with "Chuck" Kassel. all-American
end leading Bob Zuppke's crew. \
drenching rain greeted the Illinois and
Michigan hopefulS.
' Iowa students will be given an op-
portunity of watching practice ses-
sions this season, Coach 1ngwerson
believing it will relieve his charges Of
their frights of crowds.
Chicago has 46 men on the field, and
only letter men, . others being
ineligible.
Northwesterns crew was led by
Captain Moon" Baker and Lowery.
all-conference center last year. Tiny"
Lewis, fullback, is ineligible, and will
not be permitted to practice until he
takes a special examination.
Wisconsin turned out 81. including
Captain D. Harmer and IS other let
ter men.
Nebraska plunged into passing and
kicking drills with 68 men trying for
the team.
Evening star., 1926-09-16

High school physical training
classes will convene next week. al
though no formal programs will be
opened until the latter part of Sep
tember. it was stated by one director
yesterday.
Sundry trunks and valises already
are being delivered at several of the
private schools and colleges. indicat-
ing that soon their halls will be ring
ing with gay greetings as the fair
students return to take up their
studies and their play. Marjorie
this group to open it's doors. East
man. Madeira, Holton Arms, Ca
thedral School for Girls and National
Park Seminary will be opened form
ally before October /, although no
official sport schedule will be put into
action for a. week or 10 days after the
opening, except in the case Of Miss
Webster's school. where physical
training is the major scholastic sub
ject.
George Washington. Gallaudet and
Wilson Normal each expects to have
q strong basket ball squad in the in
tercollegiate circuit. and the G street
school will be represented on the
hockey field as well, according to Vir
ginia Hopkins. coach for George
Washington.
Tennis tournaments will open the
competitive program in most of the
schools. It is probable that titles will
be decided at Central. Western and
Eastern, as we'll as at George Wash
inston, Marjorie Webster and several
of the seminaries. Hockey and basket
ball will follow the tennis.
Fair golfers of the Indian Spring
Golf Club are playing today in the
qualifying round of their annual
Fall tourney for the club champion
Evening star., 1926-09-16
REFEREES BEING SOUGHT
FOR SOCCER STRUGGLES

Referees are sought to handle Wash
ington Soccer League games and all
desiring to act in this capacity are
asked to communicate with William
G.. Birch, room 2, District Building,
by mail. Referees will have to pass
a board Of examiners before being
assigned to a game.
Plaza and Rosedale Fairgrounds,
Washington Barracks, Fort Myer
Marlboro, Rockville, Sixteenth Street
reservoir, Walter Reed and two fields
on the Monument grounds will be
the scene Of league gameG it was
decided at q meeting last night.
Evening star., 1926-09-16
ONE GUARD BERTH ONLY
WORRY OF THE CAVALIERS
IlE4
Coach Neale Possesses Wealth of Linemen and Has
Fine Array of Backs-Schedule Includes
80. Games With Seven Conference Elevens.
BY II. G. BYRD.

the problem
the University Virginia development Of its foot ball
Mackal CockrI 1925 regular
been lost and type found day. OF the nine
dwho back. that the only
who likely will Cockr and that notw
Of tackle position and Difey
mr.
good take their places that their
unhlable Cardwe tackle
the Maryland back and there peny of others
quarter Of game but chance then and did we'll that he
dependable Incidentally
IKE who broke last Fall and who
r.arI.r urtI that injury back should
Evening star., 1926-09-16
fient Will Haze Best Foot Ball Team Has Had in Years

Butts. Mccormick. Symington, Drury
Wood and Bill Wood.
Assurance that Mackall would re-
turn came about the same time that
Taylor. regular tackle, sent word a
second time that he would not be
back this session.
Bick Cardwell, who was a regular
tackle last Fall, seems certain of one
of the places and it looks as though
Bill Luke is the most likely man for
the other.
There are six good men on whom
the coaches can call for reserve tackle
strength: Renkenstein, Copps, Nc
Cafferty, Urnston, Warren and Wood
ward.
Evening star., 1926-09-16
PRACTICE TOBE BEGUN
BY ANACOSTlA EAGLES

Aspirants for the 150-pound Anacos-
tia Eagles foot ball team are requested
to report Sunday at 1890 at Good
Hope road and Nichols avenue south
east.
Games with 125-pOund grid teams
are being booked for National Props
by Manager Gilbert Potts at West 798.
Samoset Athletic Club foot ball can
didates will drill Saturday at 1890 at
Seventeenth and Pennsylvania avenue
southeast.
Evening star., 1926-09-16

SSNCHll StldlSllt championship.
His opponents for today is Henri
Cochet of France. The quarter
finals are all Franco American
battles. bringing together the play
ers who figured in the Davis Cup
challenge round last week.
The other matches are: Rene La
coste VS.. Richard y. Williams; Will
liam NJ. Johnston VS. Jean Borotra;
Vincent Richards vs.. jacques BruS-
non.
Play starts at 1:3o pm. standard
time.
All of the leading players won
their matches rather handily yester-
day, except Tilden.
Third round results follow:
William T. Tilden. I'd. defeated Arnold
W Jones' 80, IS 4--6. FL. e..
Henri Cochet defeated Francis T. Hunter.
7-5, 6-3. 0--8. 6--3.
r. Norris Williams, I'd. defeated Herbert
L. Bowman. 4-6. g.. 6-3. "a.
Rene I.acoste defeated Manuel Alfonso.
6-1, 6-2. 4-6. d.
Vincent Richards defeated Telzo Toba'
Jacques Brugnon defeated DR.. George
King, 6--3. %. %. o., 6-1.