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Ol tIlC llIiCSl dti0 lIC WCoL OuiAd
ings in Washington. Phone Col.
5000 or call at $500 l4th st. NV.
SCHUYLER ARMS,
1854 COLUMBIA RID.
~ |
and bath to, ) rooms, kitchen and bath
And non housekeeping apts of 1 room
and bath.
MANY SPECIAL FEATURES.
ELEVATOR SERVICE.
OPEN AND LIGHTED FOR INSPECTION
RESIDENT aANAaER. HIA Il PSo,ToMAc 1ss.
SHANNON & LUCHS, Inc,
1895 K 81. NV. Main 2345.
Observation-Disclosures
1880 Belmont St. NV.
goRRSS16kEs RS6k AnR kcHEN cEHhSyABB2E B34H sfBRHXe6 fBHe56s7
pC Mons ST. = sSGHEs, Srg ss,vp BATH TWO
opEN EvENnNes fSM q "a FoR III tihNaspfEscSrroN
MOORE & HILL, INC,
730 18th St. NV.
Main l174.
PHILLIPS TERRACE,
1901 Argonne Place.
Just North of 10th and Col. Rd.
. e 81 saio ss and Su: : ni: isr
aee f htchen M Sn Gns ana Sahs e bed
TO five rooms, reception hall. etc, All apart
Bath sarss sS
24-hour elevator and telephone service.
WILLIAM S. PHILLIPS
& CO., INC,
1892 K St. NV. M. 1900.
BELFORD
APARTMENTS,
3O4 F ST. NV.
JUST EsAST spEcraE 4E RBzkSSsaI40fES BkSa4fSs' OFFICE
room. bath and Murphy bed. only. .sa5
2 rooms. kitchen and bath. . 55
H. r. HOWENSTEIN CO.,
1911 II St. NV.
NEAR 14th AND PARK RID.
THE ssSS %o9BRURF q5ts ~ s SSoVWRrs. W
vg q arrn lad haAA
naTES'A oPEY AkS aShss fff fffsep E ff9f 70 is5xe s
RENT, $56.50.
RESIDENT MGR CORNER BLDG. APT. 2s
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO.,
9I9 18th St. NV. Main e949.
2812 CONNECTICUT AVE.
bath: large rear porch: rent reasonable.
Apt, 3. second floor; 5 large rooms. tiled
bath: large rear porch: rent reasonable.
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON CO.,
s05 st. NV. Main 10.
No. 6645 Georgia Ave. NV.
modern silAP baldins ss' Just completed and ready
for occupancy.
/ room. aicoye diner. kitchen q bath.
Z rooms: rSom: kitsRsn kki.ehsn and and Ssss: BATH
Spacious gsss,SS rSSns e ssgs.so. sIss;sss closets.
Resident Manager.
Open for inspection.
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co.,
727 18th st. NV.
LEHMAN APT,
sc QUINCY PL. NV.
c. NJ. PLUNKERT & CO.,
Rental Agents. i3e
1921 l4th NV.
s4o.So-4 rooms, tile bath newly dec
Grated convenient Leg s' S''.S's ."s
BARGAINS.
Up-to-Date Apartments,
43l2-l4 Ga. Ave. NV.
. rooms eHas eitissp bass sss Ph Pfie DooR. s'74o
H. r. HOWENSTEIN CO.,
1911 H St. NV. Phi. M. 908.
Select Apartments
WITH BEST OF SERVICE.
Naval Village-$46.5O to SIS.
2ti5,SSt22s;sasi a. .Sd3i 2 S,s;Cr ST. NV; a,ssv,
a.siden. Manager. aaa Aps. Gsshi ios. a4l5 Il St.
The Dupont-$ll0 and $l25.
8 and d rooms % with bath.
1881 D St. S.E.-$40.
S-family apartment--d rooms. bath.
18th and Z. Cap. SITS. Sc.
$40 and $42.50.
3 rooms and bath.
iSas u Gap CAB g. -
6 I'd St. NE.
Q rooms. dining sleove and bath.
$42.50.
rooms. dining alcove and bath.
$62.50.
HARRY A. KITE,
,,,.x INCORPORATED n .s.s
NEW APT.--N.E.
THE NEWTON, 1900 NEWTON ST NE
Reception hat l1rEe Lying rScRm, mr. Large
c'0o5iRsEsN 0oREsN AND LIGHTED UNTIL 10 Pm.
THE JOSEPH SHAPIRO CO.,
o10 18th 81 MN. MAia sa&o.
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2200 QUE ST, NV.
IL rooms and 3 baths.
$4,000.
1880 22nd ST. NV.
IL rooms and 3 baths.
$1l5.00.
Ills ST, NV
rooms and bath.
$500.
224 11th ST Sc
2 rooms and bath.
$4,000.
AMERICAN SECURITY q TRUST Co.
,..A Real Estate Dept.
10th d Pa. Ave. NV. Main 4slB.
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RENT Observation-Disclosures

1462 HARVARD ST. N.w-TEN LARGE
rooms. . baths. 8 rear porches, garage, hot
water heat. electricity, hardwood ,foors
roo Hsssas eaS's aS Sssh IS Sass%en mi:
is = very desirable home. Rent reasonable.
area pl9aNSSsELiNTw AK &, Nv = PLAEaI SEoaIumSis aS sss.
sac Elm st. n,w.--6 rooms. bath. gas
lat: In good condition: $50.
1907 0h st. NV. Just on 7th st. NV
4 rooms: SIS.
nOcC puEr.pQ
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RENT HousEs-UNFURNrsHED

tContinued.)
3a4 z 81. N.E-l0 ROOMS AND BATH,
mSSsh pSSSs I|ss sSsESF sEaSsF SON sss
SIX ROOMS AND BATH. s35: ELECTRIC
lights; porches front and bach; on one Of the
na ne sS'ess6 soNR sosss So GaFS iasS
st. NV.
C0LoRED-I7i9 You ST. N.w.-9 ROOMS.
bath; cellar under entire house: electricity,
Apply i7ss Vermont ave- ave- n'%. NV fSS fOs Sss
1890 PARK RD--s75 MONTH: o ROOMS
and bath; AMI. hot:water heat. Also 1928
Park Park I'd. rooms 2 baths; large yerds es-
HHTESrs 1sf INT S9t sls i4ta naS q. month FRANK T.
gorches; ami. Al condition: garage: s65.
scresned porches anil; $50. Columbia
For RENT: IDEAL HOME ON CORNER IN
5edrooms leepins porcS c SaiI9n Earass
WSERSn Main sVsnnFs sny eyeve TesRh0ns
shower IN screensd ere porches: sna n4 bailt.in &
fRSpGs RsS e $50 sesss'spsSs sss rent Cali Adams as
l30 BRYANT sT.---MoDERN HOUSE, 8
rGSms' npS hath nonEn ofSErnace & neTlg papersd Ap,
Edward R a Wessea.. soos NP Pa successors sTs TO
6e3 F ST. N;E.-e ROOMS. BATH. NEW
pumping HonHn VII pnsper nD e suit tenant Apply
els sdd., PA. AYE. Sc; RENT. $37.6oEsIGx
a1s' Ho&EENg VISA Bads tsr 2ns 2se sS bust
BEAUTIFULLY; 12 ROOMS, 2 BATHS;
nase; s g rented. sfS5 mo, Apply adiS ]! 1!sh
S4o I0 0RN Mon HOME TXPCE YD
garage, Kenilworth. D.. C.; $50. 8.rm. house,
z s@es. on W. B. A. elec. Phi. Hyatts.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.--NEW BUNGALOW. 5
rooms. bath. strictly modern; 4 SQUARES Conn
ave. rent. $4,000. q. u. LIKENS. North
HOUSE FOR RENT TO CoLoRED-6 RMS.
Apply 1888 9Th NV.
C0LoRED-414 M ST. s.E.-FoUR ROOMS.
30 oNsNEssH sHSstss. eiese sSSo sS0dlon 1ss
TTEN,RooM e; HOUSE; ELEcTRIcITY AND
reduced sos: ABBY 10 SIN Sc s~ ~.
e Raies essSesd T. sar cf' co 4oD y con-
CoLoRED; 1888 EMERSON ST. N.E-s45
2 mo- mo-. brick, r. and b.. eiec. OWNER.
1886 A 81. ne.
GdnSgids GMEyY CHASE: Mp.-sTRIcTLYz MODERN
GeIaSnd GeInSSdi0S y. clev;e. ssof.a $40 4oO4
PETWoRTH. 4lO3 9th ST. NW-8 ROOMS.
Prone 1 Inc kaaese4 resi- s7ml; near cars eGs:es ":
1902 MONTELLO AVE NE.-0-ROOM
house: cheap. Call Lincoln 104s3 l3s
l122 9Th ST. N.E-SIX ROOMS. BRICK.
n.-M.n.. bath. garage: reasonable rent. t3s
etc. s.E. sa5 mo. Phone r Pot. . ase5;W
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RENT HoUsEs-uNFuRNrsHEp.
SPECIAL BARGAIN.
1896 4th Ct NE

1886 4th st. NE.
. New house. lust completed. Party boush,
,oa, ,or sn investment and will lease 70 desirabIe
Only so Per Month.
h,,SIm,s SIm rooms and bath. hardwood noors
oul,t,ln garage cars pass the door
Fl. r. HOWENSTEIN co.
1911 II St. NV. Phi. M. oO8.
1910 18th ST. NV n. q B.. ELEc. TTs.
oAy No ave. nell r. 4 b.. h..Wh.
elee. lishte ~ "''
el6 g st. sw--7 r. q b. $4,000
10 ID 81. se.--6 r, a B.; $3.50.
Yggy7 IL 49, st; &se-lo r 4 B., Esrags: STOP.
double garage.
1884 BladensburE I'd, ne.---S4o.oO.
2QQ A ct. n.e--S ?. a b.. elec nEhts; $50
=. $40 7th st. sw.--Store and or. b. apt:
double garage.
eli 4 ct. ne-s r. 4 b.: $50 90
DOT JEFFERSON st. n.w-6 rooms; S27 So
1lk 4th st. SCI r., b., elec. llghts: $50
JOS. A. HERBERT & SONS,
1913 18th 81. NV. Main $500
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8 rooms and bath .............. 65 90
II. l.. RUST COMPANY,
1901 18th Sc. NV. Main 68ss.
THE MARLBOROUGH,
CIT 18th ST. NV,
Two. three. fve and six room apartments:
downtown location switchboard all-night
service. 0Den for inspection.
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KEW GARDENS, 27oo QUE CT Nwr.
fined apartment having switchhoard sery.
ICE. cafe. resident manager on prernises.
Z. kit.. dining alcove and bath SkS .iS(l
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NEXR 18Th AND cot, m. N.w,--i3 D.
b. ami Convenient TO everything, Chean
at SlO0. g. B. LIKENS. Pot. A220.
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BY the Associated Press.
n VIEW YORK, March 11.-Babe
M Ruth today was hors de COM
/ He was disabled yesterday
at Orlando, Fla, when the
Yankees beat Cincinnati s to S. On
the way to third base in the midst of
a fourth inning rally, his feet became
involved in a wrestling match with
and Ruth was tripped. He limped
off the field with wrenched ankle
and a strained tendon.
The Robins hammered out shut
out verdict against the University of
Florida at Clearwater, IL to 0, while
Is hits helped the Giants to withstand
a ninth inning uprising by the Buffalo
Internationals at Sarasota, to 6.
Manager Robinson tried 10 players
against the collegians, but he derived
chief satisfaction out of the clouting
Of Babe Herman, who made single,
double, a triple and home run.
ST. LOUIS, March IL R)-Rookie
Guy Sturdy of Tulsa, had his day yes
terday when he starred in a practice
game which the Browns Yannigans
hung on the regulars IL to at the
Tarpon Springs, Fla, camp yesterday.
Sturdy made four hits and scored
three runs, walked once, thieved the
only stolen base of the afternoon,
drove in three runs and emerged with
q batting average of 1000.
The Cardinals at Avon Park have
adopted the Browns attitude toward
defeats in exhibition games, at least
they are taking their defeats philo-
sophically, believing that overconfi-
dence is not likely to develop with an
occasional walloping.
PHILADELPHIA, March II. A-
Manager Connie Mack of the Phila-
delphia Athletics has added another
outfielder to his squad in training at
Fort Myers, Fla. HeI4s Jud Waller,
youngster from Decatur Baptist
College, Tex, His arrival increased
the roster to- 36 players.
The Athletics, who are training at
Bradenton, meet the Phillies today in
the first of a series of games. Yes
terday the Phillies were trounced by
Washington, 6 to 3, after the score
was tied in the ninth, 3-3. Thomp-
son, at second base. made four of
six errors that caused the defeat.
DETROIT. March IL (R.-The hit
and run play, one of Ty Cobb's pet
bits of strategy, will be minimized in
the offensive plans Of the Detroit team
this year. Manager George Moriarty
has let it be known at the training
camp in San Antonio. He is said to
feel that the major offensive power of
the team rests in the free hitting of
his sluggers, Manush, Heilmann, Foth-
ergill, Woodall and Blue.
1t takes many years to develop a
player who can properly hit with the
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EXHIBITION BASE BALL.

At Palmetto. Fla r. II. r.
New York I'M ....... z 10
BUFFALO ID 1919. 6, y o
Batteries--Thomas. Courtney and Handy.
Castro: Stryker. Brice. Houer and Devine.
Cond
At St. Petersburg. Fla r. II. E,
Cie BssstiateTdiesMAkknieht. Mills Graham ~ and
Gibson: Karr. Buckeye. Hudlin and Wyatt.
At Clearwater, Fla. r. II. E.
Brooklyn IN. ).:..:;......... IL Il 3
University Of FLORIDA; o,
Henline. Deherrv: Marshall and Sara.
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SANDLOTTERS BUSY
MEETING, PRACTICING

MANY base bali meetings are sched.
uled for. the balance Of the week and
next week, while practice sessions
will be held Sunday by several dia'
mond outfits.
Ballston A. C. Of Arlington County
and Hartfords will hold practice over
the week end.
Harvard Juniors will meet tomor-
row night at 307 S street northeast
at 7:30 o'clock Corinthians. who VIII
put an insect. midget and a junior
team in the field this year. may also
enlist a team in the senior circuit.
Senior candidates are urged to meet
at ais New Jersey avenue Wednesday
evening to decide the question.
Anacostia Cardinals will meet next
Thursday night at the home of Man
ager Goodloe. 2601 Sheridan road
southeast.
A catcher, sh0rtst0p and pitcher are
wanted for the Yankees. Candidates
may communicate with Manager
Brown at GIG Maryland avenue south
west.
Kenilworth A. c. diamond candi-
dates will meet tonight at the home
of James Mostyn, 1920 Olive street,
Kenilworth.
Milad0 Juniors, new entrants in
the base ball field, plan to present a
strong team. John Walter is booking
games at lat r street, Potomac 1474.
Bill Sanderson has called a meet.
ing of the Auth senior and juniors
teams for next Monday night, at SIG
F street southeast, at o'clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-11

NASHVILLE. Tenn. March IL Cp).-
The resignation of Lewie Hardage,
back-field coach of the Vanderbilt foot
ball eleven, has been announced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-11
THEvEN0W, CARDS, BALKS
ON A 3-YEAR CONTRACT

ST. LOUIS. March IL CP).-Tommy
Thevenow, star shortstop of the
champion st. Louis Cardinals, has
declared he would refuse to sign a
contract for more than one year at
the terms offered.
The management proposed a three
year contract.
Thevenow's statement was made to
a staff correspondent of the st. Louis
Post Dispatch at the players home
at Madison Ind.
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Walter johnson Put Out of Training Weeks BY Fractured Bone Left Leg
H0OKY THOMAS EARNED
TO THE ROCHESTER CLUB

The business Of pruning the
Washington roster from 40 to s5
players was started today with the
announcement from Tampa, Fla,
by President Clark Griffith that
Clarence (Hooky) Thomas has been
sent to the Rochester club of the
International League on option.
Thomas Is the big lefthand pitch
err, who was inspected mt camp last
Spring and subsequently farmed To
Birmingham, which, I'm turn, placed
him with Rochester. Thomas has q
good assortment of speed and
curves, but is q bit shy ON control
and never has been rated smart
bOxman.
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COMBS AND YANkS "a
REACH AGREEMENT


RICHMOND, KY, March n.-Earl
Combs, center fielder of the New York
American League Base Ball Club, has
accepted the salary conditions offered
In a telegram received from Col. Jacob
Rupert and viii sign a contract I'M
mediately. he said.
Combs plans to leave Saturday or
Monday to join the Yankees at their
training camp at 1T. Petersburg. Fla.
The date OF his departure will be de-
ternined by his recovery from an oper.
alton. which no underwent Tuesday,
when his tonsils were removed.
While COMBS refused 10 reveal thu
terms which he accepted. 10 r. report.
ed that Col Rupert offered him t10.-
500 for oneyear contract or tzz, 900
for "a two.year contract. IL 10 nOg
known which offer he accepted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-11
CAPABLANCA TAKES
GOOD LEAD AT CHESS
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March 11.-Jose r.
Capablanca of Havana increased his
lead in the international chess mas
ters' tournament here by drawing
with Frank J. Marshall. while Aaron
Nimzowitsch of Copenhagen, his
closest rival, was losing an adj
journed game to DIR. Alexander
Alekhine of Paris.
The results increased the advan-
tage of the world champion to two
and one-half games.
Capablanca and Marshall agreed
upon a draw after 60 moves.
The standing:
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Judge starts Double Play.

After throwing a third strike past
Denny Sothern, a former Washington
|sandiotter now with the Phils, to
|start ne second frame, Burke appar-
lem. Friberg whitfield, but the UNI
|pirc ed otherwise, and Barney later
|drew pass. Fresco Thompson,
though, could get nothing more on
1.-The young lefthander than a tap to
Joe Judge that brought on a snappy
|side-retiring double play.
Burke had disposed of the first two
.batters up in the third inning, when
i "A trio of odd bingles Melted the oppo-
sition another run. Sands looper fell
Between Goose Goslin and Buddy Myer
for a one-baser, and Attreau's low
Eliner over second put iIeinie at the
Tar corner. Then Nixon reached for
a wide pitch and dropped Texas
I<eaguer over Judges head to count
4 Sand
With two runners on the paths,
Burke then frightened and disposed of
& Mokan, deity grabbing the latter's
mean bounding smash for a retiring
hcave to Judge.
Coffman in the next three innings
was nicked for a lone tally. He was
n trifle wild in one round, the fifth,
when he walked two batters and un.
&cprked wild pitch, but he took the
Phils over in one-two-three order in his
/ first inning and after getting himself
f Into difficulty with his wildness got
] out of the trouble by battling the
. Doughty Nixon.
In the sixth, the Phils punched the
three safeties they CLEANED off Coff'
nan for a marker. Pinch Batter
+ Epaulding paved the way to the run
& by lining single over Myers head
after one was out. Friberg scratched
one-baser through. Bluege and fol
lowing Thompson's hoist to Goslin
Jonnard. another pinch batter, singled
i past Bucky Harris.
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MUST RISK THEIR TITLES.

SAN DIEGO. Calf. March II ~
The State Athletic Commission haz
decided that any champion who APP
peared In California against another
of his class must box at championship
weight. This measure was taken 10
stop the influx Of fighters who were
showing in California without risking
their titles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-11

runner, in Moriarty's opinion and in
this era of base ball it is an uncertain
method of attack.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1927-03-11
IN HOCKEY PLAY-oFF.

MONTREAL, March ii }Op.--Mon-
treal Canadians assured themselves q
place In the international division play
off of the National Hockey League by
defeating Toronto Maple Leafs, 4 to g..
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Totals. .43 8 IL ~ 8
sBatted for Burke in fourth inning.
tran for Speaker in nth inning.

TwO-base hlt-Speaker Three base hit
Sand Stolen base-Reeyes. Sacrifice
Judge Double play--Judge to Meyer to
Judge. Left on DISCRETIONARY. I0 Phil
lies 8. First base on balls--On Burke. / !:
off ONeal. L Struck out---By Taber. 3: by
Burke. 2: by O'Neal, l; BY Baecht. q, by
Braxton. 2, Wild pitch-Coffman Baik-5
Ormsby. Time of game hours and As
minutes.
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RUTH INJURED AS YANKS
TAKE MEASURE OF REDS

runner, in Moriarty's opinion and in
this era of base ball it is an uncertain
method of attack.
CHICAGO, March II Rp.-Man-
ager Ray Schalk of the White Sox
donned the mask, protector and big
mitt in yesterdays tilt at Shreve-
port between two mines of his train
ing group, but the squad to which
he assigned himself lost, 5 to 3.
Aaron Ward, former Yank, con-
tributed two-bagger and Kennedy,
new pitcher, achieved considerable
notes with triple.
The Cubs face their first real test
under fire today against the Los
Angeles Coast League team at Los
Angeles. Manager Mccarthy chose
Earl Webb, former Louisville slugger.
for the center field vacancy, with Roy
and Brillheart, two rocky twirlers,
and Percy Lee Jones as pitchers.
BOSTON, March IL R.-This
city's major league regulars were
committed to further intensive drill
| ing today as a result of poor show
ing yesterday.
At st. Petersburg. Fla. the Braves
lost to Cleveland. 5 to s. in a 10
inning game. There was pitching by
1rdHdiH III lHe Hidi lIdhcS' Inc
Braves thought they had the contest
sewed up until the ninth.
At New Orleans the Red Sox first
team loked none too good against a
squad of youngsters who are hustling
for permanent berths. The regulars
lost, to 0.
+ CLEVELAND, March IL @.--Lew
Fonseca. costly utility infielder added
to the Cleveland Indians this season
from the Newark international League
Club. has fulfilled all managerial hopes
for him in practice games so far. Four
hits, including two doubles, in four
times at bat and on five pitched balls
is Lewis record for the past two days.
NASHVILLE. Tenn. March IL CP).-
The resignation of Lewie Hardage,
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

42l4 RHODE ISLAND AVE BRENTWOOD
Md. s rooms and bath screened sleeping
poreh. new and modern: every convenience:
on car stop. Bunker Hiii road crossing; 20
HERMAN r.. GASCH.
fA"R Now York Ave Main nIhn.
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sALE--APARTMENT HOUSES.

NEW Apt. BLDG, CONTAINING IS APIS.
of 3 and rooms. west of i4th St: 100 e
rented at low rentals: will sell 81 times
rent with 5000 cash A good
buy. Address Box 1858. star Office.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-06-10

I s. N. Ayres, brother of DIR. G..
T. Ayres, and Mrs. Jessie A. Day,
a sister of DR.. Ayres arrived Sun
DAY for an extended visit in this
city and will remain while the Dr.,
Mrs. Ayres and Miss Florence are
N aking their European tour. S. N.
Ayres spent the summer here last
year from Oregon and is very favor
ably impressed with this section for
summer residence.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-06-10

Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Miller left
Tuesday for st. Cloud, Minnesota
after spending a few days in the
city visiting friends and relatives.
Mrs. Miller will remain few days
in Duluth to visit her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. F. d. Lyman.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-06-10

A surprise party was given Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Forsman Monday
evening by the s. F. of A. Lodge
following the regular business meet
ing, after which a delicious lunch
was served. They were presented
with a silver purse. Mr.. and Mrs.
Forsman are leaving for Minneapolis
where they will make their home.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-06-10

Arthur M. Wick of Gebo,
Wyoming, with his family arrived
in the city Tuesday for a visit with
the parents of Mr.. and Mrs. Wick,
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Knuuti. The
trip was made from Wyoming in the
family car and good roads are re-
ported all the way with the excep-
ton of short stretch in Montana.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-06-10
MODERN ART

First Carpenter. "What are
you going to do with that nice
walnut lumber you have in the
back yard?"
Second Carpenter: "Pm
going to make my wife q
cedar chest with it."
If you are in trouble and
want to get into more, call on
lawyer.
Have you ever tried Lowe
Bros Mello- Gloss paint? Once
you've used it nothing else will
do-so say number of ladies
that have used it. Washes
and looks like new, after sew
eral seasons of good use.
Contractor c. A. Rasmussen
is on the job and the New
Hotel is going up.
How would you like to have
us take one of your doors off
the hinges and put bevel
plate mirror on it and then
set it back in place-all this
at a nominal cost? Ask us!
Even though money may
talk, have you ever heard of
it giving itself away?
Isaac Lofberg is using Mat
Faced Duntile above ground in
his new basement. Look over
our panel at the plant and tell
your basement contractor your
choice. The faced tile viii
improve the looks of your pro-
perty considerably.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-06-10

For seven days only, beginning
June 18th, guaranteed G&J
30x3 " inner tube for csc. Limit,
two only to a customer. Gamble
Auto Supply Co., Ali Chestnut St.,
Virginia, Minnesota.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-06-10
CARD OF THANKS

We take this method of thanking
all our friends and neighbors for
their kindness, sympathy and flowers
in our recent bereavement in the
loss of our beloved wife and mother.
MIKE MATHESHA AND
FAMILY.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-06-10

Mr.. and Mrs. I. G. Cox and their
guest, Mrs. B. R. Bradford of Minot,
N. d. motored to Duluth Thursday
from where Mrs. Bradford left to-
day for her home after visiting for
two weeks in the city.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-06-10
Matt Porthan was a business
visitor at Minneapolis last week.

Mrs. E. J. Joncas and SON are
spending few weeks with her par
ents in Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Nichols and
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Nichols motored
to Hibbing Sunday.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-06-10

Grand Formal Opening of the
Gamble Auto Supply Company Of
Virginia, Minnesota. June 18th.
Sperial prices and a gift to each
purchaser.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-06-10

Miss Edel Ellefsen received hon
orable mention for her pastel called
"Bowl of Cosmos" exhibited at the
Arrowhead Art Exhibit in Duluth
this week.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-06-10

Miss Bernice Nichols left Friday
for her home at Randall, Minnesota
after spending year with her aunt,
Mrs. Willard Haynes and Mr..
Haynes.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-06-10

Miss Winifred Nichols, who has
been teaching at Olivet, South Da-
kota, is spending the summer months
with her mother, Mrs. Mary Nichols.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-06-10

A "Tube Repair Kit" FREE to
each purchaser on our formal open
ing day, Saturday, June 18th. Gam
BILE Auto Supply Co., All Chestnut
St., Virginia, Minnesota.
The Ely miner. [volume] (Ely, Minn.) 1895-1986, 1927-06-10

Genuine Bull Dog Foot Feed 75c
Formal opening day only-Satur-
day, June 18th. Gamble Auto Sup
ply Co., All Chestnut St., Virginia,
Minnesota.