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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-23

SACRIFICE PRICE. ;. 60
for A quick sale or VII rent, iurnlshsd OF
rooms iafes front porch. screens awrinss.
big yards laundry. Frtsidairs, oil heat; At
land PAX, near John Eaton School Tele'
nhOne Cleveland l793.
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wAPLE & JAMES, INC,
1926 14th St. NV. North 1862.

Evenings. Clev. 4944.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-oNE-4A ACRE.
one block from Conn. ave, including two
beautiful corner lots; Broom hoTse double
buIt-in garage; trees Win consider trade
Sif500. Wise. 3295.
Iis WEST WoODBINE ST, CHEVY CHASE
Md-Attractive stucco house. on large
wooded lot, in an especially desirable
nefghborhood.
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3842 CATHEDRAL AVE. NV.
10 rooms 3 baths, detached. residence. To-
s1s near e. ASsns Msss All Hsh
@ ssss ssS:sS aesIrss KY
but ID ihinutes by auto from ,ths, downtown
Spsinsss center OPEN H. and liEhted satur-
CHAS. d. SAGER,
National n03s s34 ilth ST. NV.
SPECIAL HOME BARGAINS.
The following. houses Rave been traded in
them. at special low terms and prices:
1913 Potomac Ave. S.E.
on one 81. the beat squares IN sousn.
sssE,nSwi Gs r sSnSsFef S bSsS sh s 1855 SS
1117 9Th St. NE.
SIX rooms and saith ist igsiiO e
bGsst, asssbos -f Gut! % eSis 1855 F's0''f
lf0& + st. NE.
Six rooms ana bath, 3 borches, metal
soi6e,. sasiSF ASath. keESiAf sfisG, $3.50
1926 4th St. NE.
and bath, 5 .norehes. Only 1850.
322 I St. NE
g roop q. and bath, D0rthss. GarAss.
1922 3fd St. NE.
Do aslt. fS 9Sis s.sygSS.o' and BATH big
H. r. HOWENSTE1N CO.,
1911 II st. NV, - Dist. oads ana naoe
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Stories green; Spanish tile roof; four tie
baths. two flreplaces, sun room, oil heat.
and lAvatory. hardwood floors, city water,
sewerage, two-car buit-in garage; close TO
Handicapped; never occupied; viii sell at
$4,000 less than cost, little cash. or lease
Call OWNER. Clarendon 4l9-F-3l.
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solase f 81 gIdss eq u S saags dasb
sWsAANIEs.zTo RAET l'oR suFAIER SEA z A,
Rns hundred miles Of WasAinston, Regplfe
Boz iso-E eq san SesS Sice Quarters 00re'S
WANTED-TO RENT, BY RELIABLE COU-
or ccson sa rs PsSf on SS
1ox la9sE Star once. 25s
SACRIFICE ONLY $500 FOR OUR HOME
Sste ana Os ss sSngep css terms 0s
ERANKIIN MANOR = NEW, 4 r q B.,
5S sso ' Gots bosis6 O $3.50 S 1875 So %:
FRONTING DIRECTLY ON WIDE WATER,
with 100 feet OF sandy shore; large, new
e rooms e. po opss G' $500 Rss RsRess
SAoIcE WOODED SITE on ROUND BAY. BAY,
kesh f Box ysiE in ssst O ssetro''
lots AZ OAK BLUFF DIRECTLY aoos ON
kb. p LINE sdss Citizens Bank Bids 1a'Ons
FARM OF 240 ACRES IN ST. MARY'S
county; long frontage on Chesapeake Bay
su1b isnd beach or Tns Tor benz saae
Ssd er enls , 1900 worth sSO &C., JAnEs
q
BED Tpons, liyinE room kitchen sn9 bath
nunEalow on the North Shore OF the severn
house s ssSe gs sHS rq IS Ess. S water a
Anply ll04 NJ st. NV.
PINEY POINT. Md.-LARGE, WATERFRONT
sons y Hotel fI PieT ~ $50 terms Address Box
l25-E, Star once
SUBSTANTIAL ROOM PLASTERED
Bs nss sra Shds cSanPg ssssRe
harbur and beach available and aecessabte;
s25S9 terms saSo ShsSs sS fun aEN s
MAN. Thomas Circle. .---.
FOR SALE OR LEASE AS SUMNER HOTEL
nent Summer colony On 6hesSpeake Bay, So
miles from D: C.; good opportunity. Address
Ssspsss. a EW SoTTAs s1Sn, P pses
funnine water, 3 pofches, well finished IN
rSe sssssa o s ess essh
month1is' lei me show you plans. address
E l;SiII, I'm TE RACE oF THE WIND -
CONSTRUCTION, nine rooms, bath, eleetricity,
5SSsnning wasss etc. In esee a Soneios
mtles from District line. adjacent to Chapel
ksase OF rev i 0O FOsoSe ' S S
eAf ~ Kew asi tEly Ns.A I'll 5 r.
WANTED COTTAGE FOR SUMNER SEA-
son, fur; convenient to wash, on Ches. Bay.
Reply with particulars, location, size, con-
yenienees, price. G. P. HARDWOOD, se7 Jack
son st. ne.
COTTAGE. MODERN IMPROVEMENTS; lS5
feet frontake on Lake CAnandaigha, New
- Cali Columbia s7s1-w.
COLONIAL BEACH va,
!. 10 close estate; CONT table cottage with
Mfge amount Of ground, Phone D. z. STE
Adams. l64sa. Address. i5ia Lament 81. -
ON THE POTOMAC RIVER.
Choice of several is to rs acre farms
trOntinK on a broad, sandy beach, within so
miles of WASHINGTON BY boat or auto.
rare opportunity TO own p waterfront farm
At &Teasonable price. 2is Bond Bldg., i4th
at. and N. y. ave. NV. Phone Natl s657.
Bungalow at Benedict, Md.
for sale; lot 30 feet wide. water front;
city RENE sn a;esr ssTsSs messs55 boat
SOUTH RIVER PARK, MD.
Beautiful semi-bunEalow, completely fur
niehed, with private wharf, eontaining about
Ia acres grpund; available space Tor three
more bungalows; exclusive and restricted
Must be seen to be appreciated Known as
G. M PnuNKERT & CO.,
Potomac 360f. No. Thomas Circle. as
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WANTED--MONEY.

WOULD LIKE 10 HAVE LOAN or Si06
VIII rive interest and title TO 1925 Hudson
Broushafn % security. Address BOX 1s4-E,
Star once.
FOR SALE AT 25ee DISCOUNT. %. 600 Ind
trust note 0fs interest payable $40 or more
ntonthly; Exceptionally well secured on Fnit-
fax farm only 81 GOD hfst trust AHEAD OF It.
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WOODBRIDGE, D. {.

NII SJU II DAkUIA AVE.
A splendid opportunity to pur-
chase a bungalow In this desirable
neighborhood at a very low price
5 rooms, tile bath, finished attic,
h.-wh., metal weather stripping
throughout; screens and awnings /;
garage, beautiful lot with flowers
and shrubbery.
CALL ATLANTIC 1881.
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SALE OR RENT-SUBURBAN.

GROOM BUNGALOW, PoRoHEs, CELLAR,
attic, bath, electricity. furnace; large lot
near car and bus; $500. B. M SMITH,
Arlington, Va. Phone Clarendon 2038. 70.
LOVELY, ATTRACTIVE HOME; LARGE
porches and grounds. Near w. @. & q.
Club. Very reasonable. OWNER, Nat. 0234.'
COR CLIFFORD a MoNTROSE AVE. Po-
tonne. Va-Big lot, r. 8 b. modern bun
EaipTi rent; Ss2 90; or sen chesp 9 al I4tS
cLAFENDoNa5I, r. BATH. AM HE COZ HoEs
stores, Youne fruit. Rent, sf2.50 or sale
at barkain, with terms 70 SUIT purchaSeE'
THOMAS, west 2097, week. DAYS $3.50 am
till 700 pm. -
sEVEN-RooM HOUSE, 52ia ACRES. COOP
two excellent springs, small stream across
farm; near Great Falls, Va. owner, address
THREE ROOMS. PORCH, sREENED; ELEC-
trio lighted camp. between stops 27-28, Cabin
John car line, second camp east Of quarry.
between canal and car mack. owner on
premises Sunday afternoon. -
TAKOMA PARK HOME.
BunFaIows and apartments, :3S TO ,S SIS
rent-seie barGain. HARVEY a; MORhlSoN'
s25 Flower ave. Shepherd 2S99.
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Nh AIRY VTREINTA.

IN l. AND AINNbA AN -
Attractive 4-room & bath bunsaloW'
Tic, in Aurora Heirhts, near school, bus line.
Frsc csoo Sn'SS bath modern home in Fl. Myer
HeiEhts; excellent view Of river ana D CT
lot b0xls0; garage. Price, $3.50; terms
2 acres Of valuable ground, X mile OF
Key Bridge on hsights; Improved By s-ypotn
and Bath home, NV. N; elee, Gas; nrepia Az:
grouno alone is worth the price asked OF
ri 300; terms b..
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Eigtt rooms. two baths. attic; house metal
weather-stripped throughout. equipped with
oil burner and Frigidaire. Inspection any
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East WASHINGTON REALTY 20,
IN Rfh Street Nnrtheast TjftfAln ieSs

DON'T START OUT WRONG! TO RAISE
chickens successfully the land must be dry,
quickly drained and well shaded: That 4
beautifully wooded lots, 50 It, BY 200 IT..
with city water installed, at only $500 each;
terms TO suit. No better lots for poultry
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-03-23

FOR SALE OR LEASE AS SUMMER HOTEL
or club-Lafae old colonial house in pronii-
nent Summer colony on Chesapeake Bay 80
R0v
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IN VIRGINIA

I'm N1N(I1N1A.
.,AIcoya f9eishts 4-roorn bungalow; lot 5Ox
Corner Deepwood and Virginia aves.-;s-
room bungalow, oak floors, h.-w. heat; lot
va. HfghIands-s-room mi-bunsalow,
N Xr ii s2xs5, with Apartments
above rooms and bath. -
No REASONABLE OFFER refused. - Further in
address a. e. SWAIN. ls4s Il st. NV.
NTNE-ROOM HOUSE, ALI.
modern imp, hardwood floors.
Terms can be arranged. Apply
owner, Clay Pmmmer, Brooks
ave, Gaithersburg, Md. Phone
Gaithersburg los. 23*
CoLORED-5-ROoM BUNGALOWS ON
Baltimore pike. near College Park, low
prices, terms. w. s. HILL, Jr, Fendan Stns.
National $500.
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chesapeake Bay Summer colony, 4 rooms
tunnins water; 2 porehess wen fnishsd IN! IN
large shA6ed lot; terms, 81 goo cash, balance
monthly; lei me show YOU plans. address
Box i26-E, Star once. -.-
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sALE-SUBURBAN.

AURORA HILLS, VA LARGE ROOMS,
h:-w; sun parlor. else, range, many extras s
lines and stores Garage. Flowers. shrubs,
trees SacFtfce sale price, kf,25p. J., 1.
PRICE, Oakcrest. Va. Clar. 2ll5-W-l. 23e
SOUND VALUE.
s-room modern brick, q acre Of land. in
Falls Church, Va. The price is $3.50 and
the property is worth the askine price. M.
z CHURCH. realtor, phone Falls Church. Va
ON MEMORIAL DRIVE, i NILE WEST OF
Clafendon-i2 r, ami, beautiful home and
o.; uhiheufnbefed. Desirable ana feason-
able. 8. L. Johnston, owner, on premises.
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An individually built cottage-type home
that presents a most pleasing appearance;
built for the presept owner under bis per
With open fireplace, dining room, pantry,
kitchen. one enormous bed room, q smaller
attic; French doors, economical heating
plant eleetfic liehts and oak floors, One
evkf, Seen; easily Scesssibie to public School.
stores, bus and car service For directions
to Dropefty--
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SUBSTANTIAL, ROOM PLASTERED
house, acres land, overlooking Chesapeake
Bay In Anne Arundel County electricity,
hArbur and beach available and aecessable;
frice $3.50, terms; shade and fruit trees.
Phone DECATUR 1900, BAUMAN & HEINZ
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BEAUTIFUL CORNER HOME 1887 A NE.
S9.250 B r. r. -wh, cleo; cellar; buflt-in
garase; 8 porches; shrubbery Atlantic
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Attractive bungalow. 5 rooms, large in
closed garden space, fronting on Mt. YER
non Blvd; real bargain. Price $2,650
Bungalow, rooms and unfinished bath
room including 2 lots. on Giebe I'd, also
Bungalow, Braddock Heights, Va. Attra1.
tive. rooms and bath, h.w.h., hardwood
floors, Also. garage; restricted community.
BungaSow in Abingdon, rooms. bath;
anil; RtEs corner lot, also 2-car garage.
Chicken farm, euntalow. rooms sla
acres Of land, on hard-surfaced road con-
venient churches, stores and schools. Price.
So, $50, easy terms.
10 inspect These. bargainsA call At the
once OF j. G. ELLIS, INC, 1901 Mt. Vernon
ave, Potomac. Alexandria, Va.
9-RooM, MODERN HOUSE, FIVE BED
rooms and sleeping porch. screened front
porch, gefaFe, 3l2 acres OF land with oaS
grove. ga miles from Key Bridge. slFbO0
This is d nne property and worth the price
NJ z. CHURCH, Reator, phone Fails ChurcA
DO YOU WANT A BIG HOUSE WITH VERY
large, comfortable rooms, At very 1ittle
cost? Well, here II is seven rooms tour
bed rooms). sleeping porch bath; hot-weter
heat, electricity gas, city water and sewer,
stationary tubs, etc; lot so II. py 1875 IT.;
located Hyattsville, three SQUARES from Bat
ttmore boulevard and railroad station.
Price. only $500, or s10500 with i've acres
land
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! LARGE ROOMS. HAPbWC50B FLOORS
upstairs and down. 2 baths, double built-in
earage; very conveniently located west of
city, will SCI! at sacricce. 1896 Parkwood
NJ NV Adams 46Gi-W 23a
EXCEPTIONALLY FINE, NEW. DETACHED
brick house IN Chevy Chase; 8 rooms,
BATHS 2-cai garage; renr car hne superb
location. lot 50xi30 Built to sell at s21.5ol:
YOU have 1000 cash phone NJ West
Maj Aha6 2 Bond R-Ne
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NEAR WARDNAN PARK HOTEL.
Semi-detached, rooms, !. hsths' garasei
- EDWARD T. LEWIS.
Evans Bldg. Met. 4l2O.
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s-FAS5TI3Y FLAT NV. NEAR conn AVE;
h. w heat and elec.; white tenants. Rents
over sl.100 year Price, $4,000. Must have
large cash payment. Address Box lzs-E.
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FALLS CHURCH. VA.

We have nice, two-story, s-roofn house,
partially modern, front porch. nice lawn
and shrubbery; good location, within $50
Sds. Ct station or Lee Highway. AZ e. Fails
Church, Va, A real bargain at $4,000. VIII
arrange terms.
Good two-story. 7-room house ami, frUnt
9S9rsbbs s0ss to yerysnS nice acre 'h s1e
WI sell for $500; barshin, Terms;
trade Tor houses in GOOD locations with
small trusts, ransipg in price, from $1,000
to 100000. Lots OF nice acreage on hare
road that would subdiyide. Reasonable
terms. an kinds OF property at al prices.
mean business Phone Falls Church So,
once 7e-5-L residence
IL IL A NINE - CON- D ca
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REAfiTTFUL cATHEDRAL tIEIaHTs

ters: one block noTtn OF RittenhOuSe and
sist; S9y650i easy terms Apply 6i5B Utah
ave. NV.
BEAUTIFUL CATHEDFsAI, HEIGHTS.
tached house, 8 complete baths. full sized
gear garaxe, every ffo6ern feature. open
ali day. J. F.. BROApFOQT. $50 F st. ne,
Lincoln O584. or any broker
RANDUE HTGHh ANf5s = NEW. sEMT-DE-
fached tapestry brick house, rooIns, 2
baths, basement laundry. kitchens hardwood
floors and trim throughout, beautifil eiec-
owner for nome. 1881 Que st. sic.
WHY BENT9 DOWN, PAYMENTS. PARTLY
financed on new ,I houses; 81 int, no bonus;
NoRTHwESssT- ,I;.s ist ST: RMS, BATH:
roorns W., sles -, NoEthss stZIsoO Tl9E:
7th s.. NV fSVi North ssS7. 'le'nlA'D' i.Oi
SALE OR RENT-ATTRACT1VE CORNER
Mt Pleasant; nine rooms. two baths, all
modern comforts terms like rent to re
sS%psEtRRe cdRs snsS aoSo Apt o's 3d. payment
AT TOP or 18th ST, HII.I,-THREE- STORY
plete bath rooms 3-story hack -porches With
stairwav leading to 2-cer garage, hot-water
heat electrically equipped laundry Occupy
part of this attractive house and The rest
v::n rent and pay handsomely Must sac
riice to close an estate. Phone Col. 7744
$3.50 9Th ST NW.-6-RoOM COLONIAL
n,me electricity. gas; one. square from
cfeorria ave cars, hllt no traffic for chtldr,n
- kTonREsS OWNER
723 IneralfAPn st NV 23s
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CaH Columbia SfSf-W.

SOUTH RIVER PARK, MD.
Beautiful semi-bunEalow, completely fur
niehed, with private wharf, containing about
iis acres grpund; available space Tor three
more bunsalows; exclusive and restricted.
THE Battlef," For further inform alton
c. M. PBuNKERT Co,
Potomac 3607. NO, Thomas Circle. 29s
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HOUSE AND 3 ACRES, HIGH BRIDGE, ND.
On W., B. & A. electric line, near Washine-
ten. White neiRhhorhood, s2b0Q or rent
SIS per mo. See Davis in High Bridge OF
call CleV. 66Ah-J.
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| trolley. BUS state road. schools, churches.
stores .thickly settled neighhoThood land
! tufe prospects; no iThpfovements near
| Vienna; 5000 acre. Address BOX e4-E. star
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.AT A .bARaAtN.

nst,S 22s 3, RFY ,AIlNEl 81; M SAav
rooms Bath, Modern. A real obpot-
tutiity s @A 1tushasn s Ans. N.Y.,
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Ii Ebtg, ss4Hs Also SD rooms 5 lafEE aifinE
room master bath and bath II basementi
NEW GENTERzENTRANGE BRICK HOME
in 'ehsvy chase, MSrylknd, near country
Club and car line. for sale hy the owner q
large Bed rooms and two tiled baths. large
attic, oak h6ofs, modern arrankementss TN
rage, concrete. drive and walks, and entirrs
lot sodded No trades and nc. asents:
interested In hood home at low price
address for interview. and further pArticu-
lara HOY 6l-E, star mice. - -.. ...s-
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WANTED COTTAGE FOR SUMMER SEA-
son, fur; convenient to WASH, on CheS. Bay.
Reply with particulars, location, size, con-
yenienees, price. C. p. HAYWOOD, se7 jack
son st. ne.
feet ffontake on Lake CanandaiEua, New
Eork ,,. -,
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COzY SIX-ROOM COTTAGE, 2 POULTRY
houses. brooder house: 3 large lots Soxl50;
8. 500 Lawrence St. Kehsington, Nd
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PINEY POINT, Md-LARGE WATERFRONT
lot, so By 4uO IT,, between church and Tol-
sons Hotel Pier, $3.50; terms. address BOX
125-E Star office
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BUNGALOW, NE. WASHNGTON-zFTvE
corner lot, .eoxi3o shade, One square from sDn
Including window shades, screens. gas range.
ihlaid hnoleuhp in kitchen and bath. 40
dress BOX 23i-E Star ONCE.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1930-12-05

1t by defeating Jake Schaefer. It's
hard to pick the best, but ii might not
be amiss TO mention the kick gained
out of setting a new record at the 1871
balkline game.
1t was in November, 1910, to be ex-
act, that | made the first high mark
of 155. | was a youngster then, and
it was a wonderful feeling to know
that | had done something that no
one else in the world had ever equaled.
Probably the qualification was even
keener because the 1872 game is the
one | have specialized in during most
of my career. and there is real diff
ference between that and the 1871
game, as anyone who has played bill
lizards will readily understand.
But even that did not quite match
the thrill had some years later when
/ ran BOB at AL. had been cham
pion for a long time, and had gained
many successes, but l still had the ca
pacity of enjoyment at any unusual
feat that was able TO accomplish.
Probably these things stand out
most keenly in my memory as having
given me the greatest thrills of my
career because they were the rarest
things in that career.
Championships are nothing new. l
have won so many of thSn. But set
ting these records were things apart.
Other men had beaten those whom |
had outscored to win by champion
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1930-12-05
INTERESTING BITS OF EVENTS OF KINDS FOR EVERYBODY

young mountains, form the bunkers.
The players must be even buster than
the ants.
Leather armor is to be provided for
the picadOrs horse, defenseless vic
tim to bull fights in Mexico. Without
armor the horse frequently is gored.
The animal goes into the bull ring
blindfolded
New York university in 1881 will
draw its football opponents from all
corners, Georgia, Missouri and Ore
gon being scheduled.
The Pirates, Cubs, Tigers and In
dams are planning to train in Cali
fornia next spring. One of the New
York clubs may also go West.
The Salisbury Country club in Long
Island is constructing it's sixth 18-hOle
golf course, which will make 1t the
biggest golfing plant in the world.
Mrs. George w. Wightman's victory
in the last United States doubles ten
mis- championship tournament was the
thirty-frst national title she has won.
Five former catchers have managed
world championship teams-COnnie
Mack, Gabby Street. Bill Carrigan of
the Red Sox. George Stallings of the
Braves. and Pat Moran of the Reds.
Max Carey. former big league out
fielder, still has pair of sun glasses
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1930-12-05

Al Jolson, the comedian, recently
bought Kildare at Belmont Park, N.
Y, for a price said to be $4,000.
Eddie Shore, who receives $1,000
a season from Boston, is the highest
salaried of all hockey players.
Tennis is the most international OF
games. The same rules of play are
observed in all the advanced countries
of the world.
1t is rumored Jimmy De Hart, now
at Duke university, will return to
Washington and Lee as football coach
next season.
Lee Hanley, Northwestern back. is
the fifth of his family to star In col
lege football. His brothers, Dick and
Pat, are coaches, while two others,
Myron and Hugh, played for Wash
ihgtnn and Washington State, respec-
livery.
Bobby Jones had been competing
in important golf tournaments for
seven years before he won his first
major championship.
/ Penn and Notre Dame are signed
to meet three more years, the game
this season being the first in four
year contract
On the golf course at Elizabeth
vile, South Africa, ant hills, vary
ing from a few inches in height to
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1930-12-05
Whistling Golf Club Is
Invented by Missourian

A golf club that emits loud whistle
when the ball is hit true is the inven-
ton of Willie Dunn of Clayton, Mo.
The club, driver with steel shaft, has
a large hole in the bottom of its head,
which is provided with hollow sound
chamber inside. When the club is
swung at the correct angle and with
the proper speed, the air entering the
hole produces a clear whistle which
can be heard at some distance from
the player.
Thus the golfer carries his own ap-
plauding gallery" Dunn, who is
known around the world as ''the grand
old man of golf" is said to have
played golf at the age of three, 90
years ago, in Scotland. He was Amer
ica's first open golf champion, and laid
out the first golf course on Long Is
land, n. Y.
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Reckless Driver Is
Called Menace to Law

The appellation, Road Hog" is open
to but one criticism as / see it. Road
hog is too soft a term to designate
the reckless driver. He not only
should be classified, but also be treat
ed, as an outlaw, writes Frederick S.
Banedict in the New York Herald
Tribune.
The reckless automobile driver
shows no respect for the rights Of
others. At an excessive speed he
''hogs" the center of the road, cuts
I'm and out of traffic, fails to observe
stop-street and caution signs and will
fully ignores every law enacted for
his own safety and that of others.
There is only one way open to cope
with such offenders, and that is to
eliminate them from the roads, so far
as possible, by taking their drivers
licenses away.
There are sufficient laws and state,
county and city police to bring this
about in short order if the police Off
Gals would direct the men under them
TO give less attention to violations of
the parking and speeding laws and
concentrate entirely on the apprehen-
sion of reckless drivers.
The reckless driver. who shows no
respect for the rights of other auto
mobilists and pedestrians, is ever evil
dent on the streets and highways. At
certain street intersections, road
crossings, curves and hills he can al
ways be expected to exercise his hog
gishness of the right of way. AT such
points he can easily be apprehended.
For the police officials to continue
to lay the greatest stress on the ap-
prehension of speeders shows singu-
lar lack of ability to keep pace with
the times. The elimination of sharp
turns. the banking of curves and wider
and smoother highways make it pos
sible for cars with better chassis and
body design and four-wheel brakes, in
the hands of competent drivers, to
travel in greater safety at speeds of
from forty-five to sixty miles an hour
than it was to travel thirty miles in
the old-type cars on narrow, highly
crowned roads.
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which he bought in Austria in 1915
and used during his baseball career.
Mike McTigue, Pat Mcdonald and
Matt McGrath, New YOrk's famous
three Macks," appeared together
there recently at an athletic dinner.
Willie Hoppe, veteran billiardist
won the worlds 1871 balkline cham
pionship from Maurice vIgnaux In
Paris at the age of eighteen. He is
now fOrty-fOur.
Clark Griffith is said to have given
members of the Washington club nearly
$4,000 in bonuses at the end of the
season. which was prosperous ORG
IOr the Washington club.
Phil Grett, New York attorney, is
credited with originating the famous
phrase, I'D die for dear old Rutgers"
when he suffered broken leg in a
game against Princeton.