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Score by innings
P PhI,lsssTSs Z 3 3 Z : q IA /
Runs-Adsms, l.. Wsner t2i. P Waner a.,
Gfantham ~, Trsynor Brickeli. Wright
az, Southern Thompson, Hurst, Klein,
whitney t2l Schultz. ErroTS~-WriFht.
Southern t21, Hurst, Leach Whitney, Del
trick Runs hatted in~-Grantham az Tray
nor ~ Wright a. Brickell. L. Waner,
Hurst, Leach. Klein, whitney t2A, Schultz,
Southern. Two-base hits-~P waner t21,
Whitney, Hurst. Grantham Thrfe-base
hlt~-Klein. Home nns-~Grantham, Wright
~. Klein. Whitney. Sacrfces-G rantham.
Klein. Benee 90, Traynor Double plays
Bense. Schultz and Hurst. Left on bases
Pittsburgh. 10 Fhitlies Base on balls
OF Kremer, 2; of Bramc. / of Rengc. J
OF Walsh. 2, Struck eut-By Grimes. ,
Hlts~~Of Kremer, IN innings. OF
Btame in Ia innings of Grimes, in
a2-3 innings. of Benge, Il In innings OF
Walsh, In iunings. Winning pitcher
Grimes. Losing pitcher-Benec umptrcS--
Messrs. QutEiey Stark and PAtman. Time
Of game hours and 20 minutes
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P Pfi1s@sfPh / : 9 Z 2 9 ! O. O. ! ]
Runs Adams ~. /. Waner t2), 3 Wa.
ner ~. Orantham: Brickell ~, Wrtaht
hurst. Klein ca. Leach EFrorS~~Wright,
Thompson ~. Letan, Runs battrd in
Traynor Ca Wright a. Briekell. Hemsey
Hsll Hurst Leach. Sand, Klein Two-ha>e
hits--Leach z. Wanet, Wright. Traynor
Three. base hit-Leach Home runs Brick
sil. Hurst, Klein. stolen base Wright
Sand and Hurst Grantham and Wright
Left on bases Pittsburgh, a Philadelphia,
3 Base on bails-0n Hill, L OF RING. }
struck out~By HILL by Ring 3 Hits
on I'M 2 IN q innines Dawson, ! in / in
nlng. Hit by pitcher Nv Dawson tWi-
lamsl Balk-Rins Winning pitcher HIN
umplrss Messrs STARK. phrman and OuiR-
Icy. Time of game II hour and a minutes
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FIRST GAME.


Bafted for K0lp In ninth inning
IRAN for Hogan in seventh inning
Cincinnati ........... 10 q 0 ? o O o. z
New York ...... 2 4 4 x-l3
RunS-Purdv, Kelly. Strip, Welsh ~. Reese
-. Mann l2). Lindstrom, Terry. Jackson,
EoheM tN, Hogan, Aldrdise FrrnrS-Keilv
Strip. Terry Runs batted in-Ford Aid
ridge t2l. Reese, Jackson. -Stribp Allen. Ho-
gan. Mann 81 Lindstrom 81 Two-baSe
htt-Mann. Three-ba bitterly Home
run-Lindstrom. Stolen base-Terrv Sac
rifce-Aldridge. Double nayS-Cohen and
Terry. Critz and Rellv: LindStrom. Cohen
and Terry: Ford. Critz and Kelly: Crit2
Ford and Kelly. Left on baSes-New York.
.; Cincinnati, 6. Bases on bails-Of Rixev.
l: of Kolp. I Struck out--By Rivcv. /
HitS-Of RiXev, IL ir s., innings; of Kolp,
7 IN. ~ innings. Losing pitcher-Rixey
umpires- Meesrs. Moran Mace and Rear
don. Time Of gamn--i hour end 50 minMtee
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rotals :. aa = an 3 TotnIs.-. II u 30 u

Totals. rs Il 30 Totals ~ II 81 II
sBatted for Grabowski in the eighth.
tBatted for Durocher In the tenth,
+Bstted for Adkins In the tenth
New York ...... 3n002 o o "a
Chicago ...........-. 0 o 2 2 2 0 0 06
Runs--Comhs Ruth. GehriE, Meusel 81.
Koeris. PIpgras, Hunnefleld, Met7ler. Fa TX,
Kamm. Cssell. Berg. ErrorS-Kocnte co.
Pipgras, HunnGtield, Falk. Runs batted in
Gehrig Meusel, Koenig, Metzler, Falk Mos
til, Ruth ~. Clancy. Adkins Paschal ~,
Two-base hits-Gohrig. Falk t2l. Combs,
Meuse Paschal, Mostil. Three-ba hits
Clancy, Met2ler Home Tun.-Ruth. SaCri-
fee hits,-Mostil. Berg Double plays
Clancy TO Cissell to Clancy; Hunnefield to
CiSsell to Clancy Durocher TO Koenig TO
Gehrg; Hunnef1eld to Cissell TO Clancy.
Cissell to Clancy. Hit batters----8ere Pip
grasl. Bases on ballS--OG Adkins. q of
Ptpgras, 3. Struck out--By Pipgras. 3: by
Adkins. l. Left on bascS-New York. !,
CHICAGO. Q. Winning pitcher-Pipgras Los
ing pitcher-AdkinS. UmpreS-NeSsrS. Mall
lin. MCGOWAN and Dineen. Time Of game
hours and i3 minutes.
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Runs battea in-Hadapp. T. Seweli, Blucge.
Two-baSe huS--RaFneS. Gesiin. Three base
hitS-Hadapp staten haSe--bind. Sacrifice
Rice Double pIavS--I. Sewen. Lird and
MnrSan; MerxaH. {. Sewcli and Morgan,
Left an haseS-Na ShinEtan. .; Cleveland. >.
Bases on ballS--0H Grant. ), Struck out
Rs Grant. >; nv Braxtoa, =, Empires--
McSSrS. Van Crafian ard Campbell. Time of
Eame--t hour ard - minutes.
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STANDING OF THE CLUBs.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Yesterdays RESULTS

Pittsburgh. tilt; PHILADELPHIA. 81.
New York. t3-Ini Cincinnati, 30
st. Louis. 81; Boston, -.
CHICAGO, IA; Bra0kIyn, 3.
STANDING, OF THE CLURS.
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~. a3 q y I9'ala q lEz7 .
Boston .-.. O. 90 3 q q o q 9
r. tks4% . o & ~ & q III
FsBs gauee b. q Houfkt az. sehalte.
Cfoad de- Tart ~. NlliiaMA. K4esa "a,
~ heelF Sc bUE8 RUNS Myef. T0dt. Iaitt,
Mrhee59 ~. BfauHon ~. Schuite, Efeks
g.ge ~. y FG1fss. sehaHge - Errors
NFst Gerber. Russell Bloc two Bsse hfts
- RoHFKs Is}u Three haze hgt Kfees
sfosen bases GfFbef . EoQIbs Sacrifices
Nsa.sn s se,aah' E5ssfs p sF's9g'iof Ls e..
basA-0a Russell ~ 6eliismirsy 4 on
Cfg9csF ktTUcs out ~ H4fEf8 ! By
FrovoeF 4 H7te-Cn Russell. 9 IN faBf
lrHirRs oH Eetfjen73yt. he four iGHInEs
H. os pstehsr ~ Russell ~ kefIR5 Loe.
inF pitcher --HQsEeN Un3pfes MeEkFa
F8escFsa9 ane guthrie Time of game
i re4f sac As minutes.
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GAMES TOMORROW
GAMES TODAY

GAMES TODAY. GAMES TOMORROW.
NJ. Louis at y. York st. Louis at u. York.
'nCaeo AT HrkIYn. Chicago at PhilA.
Cincinnati at Boston.
PittShg. at BROOKLYN.
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Archie Clark. caddie master at Con.
Esssi91al. now Is esconced in A cnte
H., NE green shelter to keep. of the SIN.
fillnerto Clark has handed his lob
under big green umbrella
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BRAXTON Is VICTIM
OF POOR SUPPORT

Continued from First Page
BuclS bounder gave Joe Sewen no
trouble
II was in the fourth frame that the
Indians first hit BraXton. Two were
gone when Joe Sewell lined a one-baSer
to center. Then Hodapp rifled the
sphere 10 left and atrocious fielding by
GoSin made the drive a triple that
sent Joe across with the tying run.
Instead of playing the hit safely, the
Goose rushed In to attempt a shoetop
catch the ball bounded from his gloved
hand to center and only speedy leg work
by Barnes limited the safety TO a
triple. Hodapp then languished at the
far corner as BraXton tossed out
Morgan
Double Play Hurts Griffs,
A double pay In the fifth again blast
Cd a National scoring hope With
BraXt0n out Of the way. Barnes drew
a pass and raced to third when Rice
bounded single over Morgans dome.
GOslin's best. however, was grounder
to the first sacker that forced out Rice.
ana the ball was fired back To the iili-
tial station long before the sore-kneed
Flooding Goose could get there.
Judge started the Nationals sixth
with "A single and never passed FIRST
base. but the Tribe did better in its half
ct the round. II scored again after two
we're out to 90 into the Lead. Lind
singled and pilfered second. his steal
being helped By Ruels high throw Joe
Sewell dro"e Lind home by lining to
right for a base
Barnes got his third pass of the
game after Two were out in the WASH
ington seventh only to be forced out by
Rice. The Nationals blew a real scor-
ing opportunity in the eighth. for Cos
lin began the attack by slamming a
double against the right field wall
West was sent in to run for the Goose.
but never left the middle base. Judge
fouled out, Bluege sent a short fly to
the center fielder and Cronin popped to
the second sackcr.
BraXton was not permitted 10 finish
his game. With two gone IN the ninth.
Tate went in 10 bat for the pitcher and
Sic single TO center Reeves ran for
TSte. bus had no chance to use his
speed. for Barnes was easily handled
by Morgan and Grant to end the battle
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The golf committee of the Washing
tton CoI and Country Club is PLANNING
u stage a tourney that has great pos
saoliIt1es. Under the auspices of the
non1en's branch Of the committee a
husband and wife event viii be held
Win husbands and wives to be pitted
ssalnst each other in match pIav' The
notices Of the tourney fail to STATE
whether a referee viii be needed
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Chairman Mason plans 10 stiTen the
,%eifth hole az Congressional pv placing
~ skers al ths right and left sides NJ
tIle fairwsy to catch second shots hi
On me line The hel Is q 5i0-yard at
fair with a par 5.
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INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE

Buffalo. At Toronto. 3-5
Montreal, 20: Rochester, 16,
Baltimore. IL; Newark, q
ReadIng. 2. jersey CITY. ,.
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dozen me. >rs Of Indian Spring
are looking forward to three-dav golf
AoiloaY at Snavnee-on-DeIaw be-
g.lating august II, They will go To
Shawnee on August II an return ON
August 90 J MOnFo Hunter the club
professional, also viii make the trip.
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SECOND GAME

u L9s'iS .,.......,.,..., q 0 O I 0 OF
Runs B0ftomey, Clark, Freigau. Runs
pasteu ln--Bottomley, Farrell. r. Smith
Rome rIfl--Bottomlcv. Sacrifices-Hieh Al
exanaer, r. Smith. Double plav-Maranviiie
10 FFisch TO Bcttomley Lett on bases-Sf
Louis s: Boston. s. Bases on hslls-Oh r
smith B. Struck out-By Alexander. /: bv
r. smith. J. UmpireS--MessFs Mccormick
and Klein Time of game hour nd 10
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

Toledo . Kansas CITY, 4
Milwaukee,. : Columbus
Indianapolis, 81 Paul Z
Louisville. "a Minneapolis ~
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Totals. 30 II u 7 Totals 81 10 81 i6
sBatted for Ring in the ninth inning
EcoFe bY Iun!uzx
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Totals IS 20 u Il Totals AZ IA u 10
'Batted for Dietrich IN the seventh inning
rBatted for Benge In the seventh inning
Score BY INNINGS.
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Virginia Beach Be Scene of Woman Middle Atlantic Title Golf Ocob
BIG LEAGUE STATISTICS
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

YESTERDAYS RESULTS.
Cleveland, .; Washington, 1.
PhiiSdripfia, !; Detroit. {.
New York, NJ Chicago. q.
ST. Louis, IL Boston. 2.
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STELLAR FIELD DUE
TO ENTER TOURNEY
Pros in Exhibition Match al
Indian Spring Today.
Husbands VS.. Wives.
BY WALTER Il. McCALLUM.

II HE womcns championship of the
1 Middle Atlantic Golf Association
will be played over the course Of
L the Princess Anne Club at Viz
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SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION

LATHE Rprk. q Atlsnts.
BIRMINGHAM Memphis
New OrieRUh. Chatiauo0ga I
Nashville, Mobile.
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Congressional members will compete
n Dubbville foursome" tourney On
August II and r. Play will be in fur
son2es with handicaps IN be ar
ranged by the committee In charge of
Or Bruce l.. Taylor Each foursone IL
- be made up II players with equal
hsnSlcaps
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TEXAS LEAGUE

Wichlis Fails 3 Waco. q.
Houston. nsliaa.
Shreveport Beaumont I
San Antonio, 4 Port Worth, .
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Continued from First Page
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women's tourney under the auspices
q the Women's District Golf Aseoei-
alton is scheduled for Tuesday at the
Be- or Dam Club
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Baited for K0lp In ninth inning
iran for HoEan in seventh inning
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Weak Arm May Doom Coslin;
Mats Lag in Lining Up Talent

LEVELAND. August Aeon
Gosiin, batting only few
points under 400, soon may be
gone from the major leagues,
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As arrangements for the memorial n
Mrs Pm < Keeier Miller former sec
fetarT r the Wcmen's District Golf
Association. 90 forward sentiment re-
aaraIne the memorial appears to BE-
crEstalllzing In favor 81 a prcsental ion
~ the Washington Golf and County
Club-Mrf Miller's home clIb--of a
permanent future possibly sun dial,
70 BE- placed on the club !awn
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RECORDS OF CRlFFMEN


ia ss 40 'os 81 II r' BIS III HI s 4! F rs
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RENT HOUSES-FURNISHED

RENT HOUSES-FURNISHED
GUEST HOUSE IN BRAEMAR FOREST
every modern equipment; Mbrary.iivine room
and outdoor sitting room, both with open
fireplace; roof garden and garage Large
enough for family Of six and small enough
for two Easy to, run with one servant
but with facilities for three Fine for group
of artists, bachelors or for family use. Fiji
teen minutes from heart Of city, three min
utes from golf links; Either long or short
term lease Rent, $3.50. Wisconsin 3779
7-ROCM DETACHED HOME, COMPLETELY
furnished, am l.; short lease. Main 1920
evenings, Wisconsin 27l4.
t.-. i34S VERMONT AVE NV.
10 rooms, 2 baths; corner house; all out
side rooms; ami; rooms now rented. viii
rent furnished or sell furniture; lease for
term Of years; owner. Call Decatur 81 after
z PM
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WHITE
20ll Kalorama rd.--11 r. and ....$l12.50
432 10th st.-16 r., b. and shower. 10000
l762 Col. rd. NV rooms, 2 baths. 5000
POS st. n.w.--11 rooms and bath. 60.50
1921 9th st. n.W-9 rooms, bath. $50. 0.50
2010 st. nW-10 rooms bath - $3.50
90 S0l st. n;e.-S rooms and bath. 5000
2e3 st. n.w-8 rooms and bath. -. $3.50
1855 Nichols ave. s.e.--6 rooms, bath. SO 90
$50 3rd st. n.w.--9 rooms and BATH. 47.50
1888 st. S.e.-6 rooms and bath. $3.50
BIG 18th st. s.e.--4 rooms and bath. $3.50
318 18th st. S.e.--4 rooms and BATH. $3.50
326 9th st. ne.-8 rooms and bath. $500
210 llth st. s.e.-8 rooms and bath. 42.50
207 st. n.w-t0 rooms and BATH. 40.50
1929 d st. SEE rooms and bath. 40. so
1897 2cnd st. n.w-9 rooms and bath $500
l495 Pa; ave. SEE rooms and bath. $3.50
709 Michigan ave. n.e--6 rms, bath. $3.50
l428 Pa. ave. s.e.--6 rooms and bath. 40.5
TWO-FAMILY HOUSES. UNFUR.. WHITE.
l357la D st. s.w.--6 rooms and bath. SIS. so
647-A Orleans pl. n.e.-4 rms, bath. 25. so
3531Lc Ga ave. n.w.--5 rooms, bath. $50
a22 q st. SEA- rooms and bath 49,. $50
525 nth st. n.w.--3 rooms and bath. 81. so
l1211a d st. s.e.-4 rooms and bath. :. "a so
27l9 p ST. nw.-s rooms and 2 baths. .$s5. 90
6l3 NJ st. w. rooms and bath. -. $3.50
1855 Kraemer st. ne.-6 rooms, bath. 35. so
622 M st. n.w--8 rooms and bath. -. 100
82 Myrtle st. net rooms and bath. 81. SO
1928, NJ st. NV 5 rooms. S.............. $3.50
80 Eve st. n.e.--10 rooms and bath. -. 50.50
a45 Fla. ave- n.w.-8 rooms and bath. $3.50
1928 B st. n.e.-6 rooms and bath. 80. Is. so
SO N st. S.e.-4 rooms s................. 90. so
$50 10th st. NE rooms. ............. 1880
cfa "a nan
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MAIN 334.
DEsIRABLE, LOW-PRICED, CONVENIENT
LYe LOCATED APARTMENTS
Open for Inspection
1i14 F st, NE.
Elevator building; attractive lobby;
overlooking Maryland ave. rooms.
Kitchen and bath. .347.50
3i25 Mt. Pleasant St. NV.
One square north of 10th and Col rd
New building, rooms, kitchen and
1885 Randolph St. NV.
IAN and parF Hs I'd. shopping a district. SsH 3
rooms. kitchen and bath. .,...... $47.50
1882 Rodman St. NV. .
Cleveland Park One-half block west
OF Conn. ave. Detached building front
art rooms, dining aicove. kit. and
636@ 18th Street NE.
Is. Just north of Maryland ave- 2 rooms
kitchen and bath. .............. $3.50
1913 30th Street NV.
The Prince George. Upper GEORGETOWN
Very desirable 5-roonn, kitchen, bath and
porch apartment. Reasonable rent.
CHAS. D. SAGER,
ReAltor and Builder.
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INVESTMENT BUILDING.

Wardman Management.
A lobby shop or Office has just
become available in Washing
tons most desirable office build
ing, which rents for SIS per
month; just the place for a real
estate office or mercantile busi-
ness.
Rental Manager in Lobby.
Main $685..
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1421 10th ST. NV.

Attractive home, newly pa
pered and painted throughout
8 rooms, 2 baths, hot-water heat
and water heater, electricity.
Rental, $8575. Apply to F. M.
HODGE CO., INC, 20O6 Eye
(Penna. ave.) NV.
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INVESTMENT BUILDING.
Wardman Management.

Wardman Management.
A lobby shop or Office has just
become available in Washing
toms most desirable office build
ing, which rents for SIS per
month; just the place for a real
estate office or mercantile busi-
ness. e..'
Rental Manager in Lobby.
Main 1888.
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NEW COLONIAL BRICK.
17n4 IRvINcs ST NV

= : 1T04 IRVING ST. NV.
Never Occupied-Near Rock Greek Park.
BEAUTIFUL home; z large rooms. 2. COM
finished attic; rent only $115, subject to new
owners approval. Key at 1852 Irving ST.,
1882 CALVERT ST. NW.-1O r. & BSI00 no
e04 10th st. n.w.--14 T., h.-w. h.. elec. loo 90
A549 44th st n.w.--.6 rms, seni-det... $500
314 1Ath pl n.e--6 rms, cleo. ....... AZ Sn
1921 University pL n.w.--8 rms, cleo. $500
250l 18th st. n.w.--6-rm. fiat. ......... 5000
Gal Keefer st. nw.-6 rms, gar. $500
622 Mass ave. n:w.-9 rms. $500
Tytf COLORED.
6Il Morton st. n.w.-5 s3s 90
749 9Th ST n.e.-6 rms. and b. ........ 81. 90
756 Morton st. n,e.--5-rm. fat. ....... 1850
443 Neal pl. n.w.-3-r. & b. fiat. ....... $500
36 Fenton ct. n.w.-4 rooms. ......... 1850
5l8 NJ ST. n.e.--5 rooms: ...,..... 3250
PETTY g. PETTY,
1924 Vermont Ave NV Main 2437
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HAMMOND couRT. h soth QUE SITS. NV.
Apt. lo0--6 rooms and bath. $4,000
THE sALUDA, 1lol EUCLID ST. NV
AptS. of rooms and bath. $425O to $47 90
THE MGLEsIDE. 1851 LAMONT ST. NV:
Apt. 2-3 rooms and bath. .$42 90
THE CLAIBORNE, 5l8 H ST. NV.
Ants Of g. rooms and bath. $50 90 to $65. 90
THE HUDSON, i4th AND SITS. NV.
Apt a FSos sRa hes isos 10th sr NV
Apt. 4i5--l room and bath. 90
APss r q TsSms and faS tHxpiN s sSoO
Apts Of rooms ard bath. s325o
spts. Of rooms and bath. $4,000 to s2SSo So
A''' III TaE NAV HAVARRE, M O4 ai7 ST. NV. WV
Apts. Of S rooms and bath. $4,000 to s42.so
Apts Of 4 Z rooms and @ beth ~: ;,,. :; =; $500
Apt. 40i-< rooms and bath. 90
Apts. Of rooms and bath. $4,000 to $3.50
II ST. NE.
Ants; q /: rooms and bath: $50 90 e SIS 90
- Ecf fota
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COLOREN
SD 500 RUYS

in Mt Pleasant. west of 18th ST.. two
story brick house. southern exposure; 8
rooms. 3 baths, 5 porcheS extra maids
room. oil burner, heated garage; close to
schools. cars. churches and stores.
Terms to Suit Purchaser.
VIM. B. KRAFT, Main 1859. Insurance Bldg.
Evenings. Columbia 3288
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420l JENIFER ST. NV.
6 rooms and bath. $3.50.
210 9th ST. Sc.
rooms and bath, S65.
ALLAN E. WALKER & CO., INC.
els 18th st. NV. Main 2690
1884 MADISON ST. NV
rage. ) siassed-in porches. hardwood floors
throughout, h.-w.h.. attic over entire house;
~ EXCELLENT condition.: real bargain at
w. III. WEST COMPANY.
1919 X st. NV Phone Main 5000.
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DEN I-IJE AIFI IED--SOZ.JU
1899 OTIS ST. NE, BROOKLAND.
Near John Burroughs School.
New home, never occupied Seven rooms,
fast porch a beauti Te lawns and shTbs een
yard. For key call at 1881 Otis st. ne,
or phone Main 1854
FOR COLORED.
1921 X ST. Sc.
Brick house, 5 rooms; ELECTRIC lights. new
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sALE-HoUsEs.

A REAL BARGAIN IN DETACHED HOME
in the finest residential section Of Takoma
Park. Close to transportation and business
section. Six large rooms, hot-water heat.
electric lights, hardwood throughout, open
alley.
Call Mr.. Lord. Main $500.
BOSS & PHELPS,
1417 ST. NV. MAIN $500.
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1904 CONN. AVE is ROOMS, . BATHS,
in very good condition; low rental HENRY
SCHAFFERT. $50 John Marshall pl
AT s4o.50 PER MONTH, GROOM BRICK
house with bath. electric LIGHTS. Inquire
$50 10th st. Sc.
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RENT HoUsEs-FURNISHED.
fnnaAfA-~A

18th ST. NEAR s NW.-6 BEDROOMS, 2
baths, drawing room. reception room, dining
room, buffers pantry, kit. laundry, etc;
mos. or veal. Address Box 4l0-K. Star once.
RENT REDUCED.
AZ Adams st. n.w.---Attractively furnished
7-rpom house, INV. h., elec.; newly papered
and painted; excellent condition. Inspec-
tion 10 to z. o.
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FOR COLORED.
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-09

Monday being AppomattoX Day,
the sixty-third anniversary of the
firing of the last shot in the Civil
War by the artillery forces ard the
surrender of the Confederate Cen
araI Lee at Appomattox Courthouse,
WNYC has arranged splendid fea-
Cure to suit the occasion. The pro-
gram which is in two parts will be-
gin at 5, when John B. Trainer. Sec
rotary of the Army Board will pay
tribute to Gen. Phil Sheridan. The
second half of the presentation
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1928-04-09

| will begin at $50. The high spot
of this program will be the rem
dition of a group Of Civil War songs
by Mrs. John G. Black, 80-year-
old widow of General Black
former pension commissioner in
Washington. and Robert Kopp, 76
years old. Mrs. Black and Mr.. Kopp
will be accompanied by Mrs. Ada G.
Mohr, who is 70 years old. The re-
mainder of the program includes
numbers by Miss Helen Schafer,
gifted Brooklyn conUralto; Miller
and Wagner, harmonistS and
Charles Kennys orchestra.
The most popular songs from the
most popular operas, played and
sung by a group of notable artists,
including six soloists from the Met
ropolitan, will be broadcast in the
Fisher Body Hour of the General
Motors Family Party tonight at $50.
The soloistS, who will sing as a sex
tette in two numbers, include Louise
Lerch, soprano; Dorothea Flicker,
contralto; Armand Tokatyan and
Alto Tedesco, tenorS; Frederick Pat
ton, basso, and George CehanOvSky,
baritone.
In addition to the vocal selections
the program will include four num-
bers by a symphony orchestra under
the direction of Cesare Sodero, who
will also provide the accompaniment
for the singers, and. one number,
Wagner'S ride Of the ValkrieS," by
Goldman'S Band under the leader
ship of Edwin Frankie Goldman.
-Four of the singers, as a quartette,
will give the "Quartette from Rigo-
letto." Other operas from which old
favoriteS have been selected are
Midsummer Nights Dream" Mig
non," Faust" Carmen" Lucia"
Robin Hood" Dream Girl" and
Naughty Marietta"
The. program, to be heard over
thirty-one stations from the studios
of the National BroadcaSting Com
pany in New York, follows:
Introduction-"If a Body Meet a Body
Orchestra
"ScherZo" from Midsummer NlEnts
Dream" ......:..;i...t..... MendeIsshon
"veau d. or" Golden Calf Faust.a1.::.
Frederick Patton. basso ="
Scheme in Quest Ore" La Fora De,
D Mr TTokatyaini and Mr.. cehanovsky N''
''Cavotte" from "Mignon" ....... Thomas
Orchestra
Flower Song from Faust ..Gounod
Dorothea Flicker ,,.
Quartet from "RipOlettO' .......... NelQu
Lerch- Flicker; INSTRUMENTATION
Quartet
'BacchanaIe' from Samson st Dali
~" 5000 Orchestra
Micaela's Song from Carmen ..... Blzet
Louise Lerch
"Diio Possente" from Faust" 80. .Gounod
George Cehanovsky
La Donna Mobile" from "Rigoletto -;
~ Armand Tokatyan
dance of the Hours from La GloI
conda ..,..''o..i....;.''''' rol0Iiiieii'i
sextette from Lucia" ........ .Donizetti
Ride of the valkyTies, Wagner
"Oh Promise Me" from Robin Hood 49,.
Dorothea Flicker
MY Dream Girl from Dream Girl
George Cehanovsky
"Ah. Sweet Mystery of Life from
Naughty Marietta" ........... Herbert
Sextette