davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1929-06-25
1ratha.

ANDERSON. MARY. On sunday. June 2s
as2a & ss IsSssss 2Ote ssvossa GseTss sWf. ave e
peosge Anderson: aaushtsr @ oi Mrs; s;.drfs LILY
asSsr sas FsRsHs sad eng
sSSsss jaws Tas g. 90 funeral psrlors' asss Ga
AULD, ELlzARETH u; Monday, June q,
ssssnes EsSss isSs sis. ussri from
june go. at pm. Relatives and friends
rasy june LENA a. MaS ss .:a , tAif IS
nAls sElsaRe 2 assossa Sa1ssas ae.hss
Prsier, Jesse sn iissa sStcher ana Earl hutier
aa1t and the devoted niscs Of Mrs, ns,of Lena .o;
Zion Baptist CHURCH. st; between @ @srd
anS a sss sw Rey w l. wsSshinE'op ss ias q
BUTLER, ELLA. Suddenly departed this life
on Sunday. June 2c. 1929, ELLA BUTLER;
Ing at the funersi chapel Of Alexander $.
fsp' s ST. ans ~. Funeral Pune Tusssss hsnss sS
at ! o.eIock from Haven's chapel inter-
John sSy. 8 on oHN MSpdsy g 6HR yass
PEWTER. Supply Corps. y, q. Navy, be-
loysd hpsbad Of phsriotse r..;aaS. CLAM car AZ
Am a. II June q q 1880 an isSts.F-
FINS MARTA Eva On Monsfy YSRs "a
ssa Ess Ssasn'ia T. TinS iSsssnsfsi dplisassS on
dafiinssr Ho:eitsl sunday Rss - june I Is. isss.
at 1 am, .WILBERT FRAZIER. He leaves
sso.hssrss. @ ss Ellis. iiss Ulysses Marion Lesie and
cSpisoi St. Sc. Body viii Be 9 shipped to 70
GALLAGHER. CHARLIE tnAn,, suddenly
eaisfHa oHaEIiE tpSn sEn'ne eAIEaaHER FunsTsi Ts
NV, Intefment Lincoin Cemetery. Friends
invited. Rev. D. =. Wiseman ofheisssas. ~.
GARLICK. wILTRED y. On Monday. June
q, 1929. after, e lingering illness. VIII
6. dariici Of ass lath place ne Funeral
from the chapel OF J. William Lees Sons
W ps ooOcs s nm nm e Reiseives and 'aS iena:
invited to attend. Interment In Cedar Hin
saai Maaaisasion of Myron NJ psrfsr Psssa rodse. SS@
N "a Jun. sss Sssa sSr fis i,s psrBoss s%
Sro,sss. 81 ss.RshE %sIEErRs6 us sasskllSk our a''
VAN W. RoBERDS, Master. 2Ts
GsaNT s,s MARY q pEaydsnce TasS eh MSnds ps
ELLEN. beloved daughter Of the late
s4s Th0a from s ssa iss. 3 oEsp s m M
Sc, on Wednesday. June 20, at $50 an.
thence to, st. Mary's Church, Marlboro,
Md, where mass will be said at 10 am
Relatives and friends invited. Interment
Mount Carmel Cemetery, Marlboro, Nd.
Baltimore papers please popy9 25
HENDERSON. ALICE KINsLRY. On June "a.
OF Irving y. Henderson. 1868 Monroe st.
NV. Notice Of funeral later,
81 isss. 4 osesa urose. spnssy u MxTiHn fHhs
D, JIRDINSTON Funeral Wednesday,
june &c, at Bgooklyu, N. Y.
Evening star., 1929-06-25
FOREIGN.
Uarn nf Chunks. .

McCLANAHAN. CHARLES G.. We wish TO
thank our many friends and relatives for
their kind sympathy and beautiful floral
tributes at the death of our beloved son
-dR. AND MRS. J. w. McCLANAHAN AND
Evening star., 1929-06-25
General Electric Refrigerator Dealers
WASHINGTON CITy nEAIEpc

Atlantic Radio q Electric Co.. 20l6 l4th st. NV.
III. +. Dismer Hardware Co, 3l24 l4th ST. NV.
De Moll Piano Furniture Co, 18th and G Sts. NV
Edwards Motors Service,
COUNTRY DEALERS
Brosius Bros Gormey 2l9 Montgomery Ave, Rockville Md
A. D. Davis, Occoquan, Virginia
p q. Dunaway Charles Town. West Virginia.
Edinhurg Garage, Inc. Edinburg, Virginia
RI. c. Fleming Motor Co, Hyattsvlle, Maryland
Gaithershurg Electric Co. CaitheFsbura Maryland.
Frank P. Jenkins, Star Grocery Co, Culpepe Virginia
Motor Hardware Co, Leonardown Maryland
7. H. Maddux Co, Marshall Virginia.
Evening star., 1929-06-25

]. c. Harding & Co, Inc, 1886 Conn. Ave.
Potomac Electric Appliance Co., l4h and Ste. INV.
C. Schneder's Sons, 1920 G ST. NV.
Inc, 1908 r. ]. Ave. NE.
AT NEARBY POINTS
Marlboro Electric Supply Co, Upper Marlboro, Maryland
Mitchell Motor CO., La Plata Maryland.
North Beach Electrical Construction Co., North Beach, Md
Page Power Co, Luray Virginia.
John 8. Solenberger q Co. Winchester, Virgins.
George b. Thomas Bersyyile Virginia.
Walter Trohaush, Harriaonhurg, Virginia
Warner Gray, sos King Street, Alexandria, Virgina
Silver Spring Electric Co, Silver Spring, Maryland.
Evening star., 1929-06-25
FOUND.
MANS sUTT-call Atlantic is7. $50 p.m
LOST.

LOST.
BUNCH OF KEYS in leather case. in city
or route TO South River, Sunday. Communi-
cate Mr; Mr.. cGandall' National sleo' before .
CAMEO PIN, lsrsss; sold nlisEss mounting;
sRSn. aRS DsPs Sp i4sir1 Asfrfu'afs June ~ reward
CAT. silver rersisni answers 20 name OF
DoG-Boston bull puppy, pup M brown and white,
ward.
ESKIMO sPITZ, clipped; answers to name
Byddis;, from ais New Jersey ave. Sc. Lin
FORD SPORT. COUPE, late closed model: top
;SoE srsy Iody gun metal W. seSs i2es2
tity chief Of police; Washington. D. C., or
TAT Es4a FIs ssrss sTal aag gold key with pearls Re-
EEATEENITy PIN. name sngrayed wv; q
Msysrs RETURN to ,. d. Mayers. ia4s
GLASsES--Pair horn-rimmed; q st. be-
tween lIth and 18th; Friday afternoon. No
tify Margaret Hensley, 623 Washington Bldg.
TO Apt. S. 1882 Biltmore st.
PERSIAN CAT. orange and black; reward.
Sunday afternoon. One plain gold wedding
ring, initialed, and one ANTIQUE gold ring
set with white stones. Liberal reward, Mrs.
W.. NJ. Mal0y. 1920 EutAw place, Baltimore.
Telephone Lafayette 3el2 26s
SCOTCH TERRIER, nearly black: short hair;
answers to name Tammie; vicinity Union
Station. Reward. 1908 H st. NV. National
SETTER, white and black; female; answers
to name "Luby." Lost about June 10 from
1856 r. !. ave. NV. Kindly call Decatur
2584. Liberal reward.
WATCH, gold, mans; Monday forenoon near
10th and SITS. Reward. Finder return j. Il.
Pope. 32l4 Newark st. Clev. 72l.
WRIST WATCH, Elgin; white gold square,
with bracelet attached; Ave. car or down
town. 1892 Pa. ave. Sc. Lin. i64l-J.
ENGLISH BULL DOG,
d rk brindle. white chest. somewhere
in Mount Pleasant. No collar or tag.
Reward. Gall Mrs. Babcock. l656
Kenyon NV. Apt. Is. Columbia 1928.
Nu4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-27
ROOMS--FURNISHED.

| 1924 nth ST-Attractive rooms adjoining
rear ~" and public buildings. Call after
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-27
GET OUR APARTMENT FOR RENT LIST.

Nj FOX RENT LlSI.
sULGRAvE MANOR, $3.50 CONNECTICUT
AVE. - Electric refrigeration. elevator.
3 rms, Kit. d a.. foyer ana bath. 1890
2r" &, dinette' , foyer o. 4 porch. ss.So
oEV,o1SNssIgILREE. COURTS; WIS. AVE. AND
elevator service. switchboard Resident
manager on premises.
rms, Kit, d. a. and bath. $3.50 $50. 90
aO25 KALoRAMA RID N.w.-s rooms. kitch-
en- ana patn. .'.................... $4,000
1908 CONN AVE NW--Eight-story elevator
premises after $40 pm, all day Sunday.
rooms kitchen and bath. SIS and $50 90
1875 MASS. AVE. N.W.--6 rooms, baths.
sun porch Observation-Disclosures. $3.50. 90
1921 CONN. AVE. - Elevator service. Resi-
dent manager on premises.
rooms, kit. and bath. s54.5 so to $e5. 90
EAST FLORENCE COURTS. 2l5s cALrFoR-
MA MA ST NW.--2 rooms, kitchen and
THE k RHpoN .no lT hIt5 goth ST NwS rooms Is
rooms. bath and porch. .......... 100 90
THE BRISTOL, 1888 ST. NV rooms.
KIT. and bath. .......... 90 and s475o
SEAToN. $50 r; l. AVE. Nw-3 rooms.
Kitchen and bath. 49,. .s52.5o and $500
1859 N. II. AVE Nw.-3 rooms, kitchen and
path ''''''............... $3.50
ALLENHURsT. llOs COL RID. NV
rooms. kit and bath. SAT so and $50 SO
243l ST NV rooms. kitchen and
patH '''...' ...............S4250
2o5 D ST. NE. a rooms. kitchen and
uaeh. .''........,.... .......... $4,000
1449 OAK ST. N,W.--3 rooms. kitchen and
path ''.,'.''...'''' '..''.'.'......S4o0 O
THE NATCHEZ. l<4o w ST. NW-3 rooms
kitchen and bath. s42 so to SIS 90
2512 QUE ST. N.W-Res manager, Apt. 1902
l ROOM kitchen and bath. $4,000 & $47.50
25ll 18th st. nw.-2 rooms. kitchen and
pa'n '''''....''.-......... 100
400 IRVING ST. N.W.-3 rooms. kitchen and
path - ''.................. so
105 9Th ST. Sci rm., kit. and b. $S5 90
739 NEWTON ST. N.W.--2 rooms. kitchen,
bath. dining alcoye. dressing room. SAT so
1925 PARK RID. N.W.--3 rooms, kitchen. bath
ana porch. ............... $780, 90
LAWRENCE, 225 MASS AVE, Me- room.
Kitchen and bath ...............$3 5. 90
1900 WYOMING AVE N.W.-2 rooms. kitch-
en-, bath and porch. ...............$4 5. 90
2 9S9s l anaS sE M II Bh Sor sss 90
rooms. kit. and bath. .......... $50 90
l705 LANIER PL. N.W.--2 rooms. kitchen
3604 9th ST. N.E-2 rooms, kitchen and
patn ...................,,. 90
PARTMENTS.
nj L = M
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-27

AVE. NW.~switchboard cafe, refrigera-
ton, elevator service. Resident manager
rooms roc kit. bath and porch. 500 90
rooms H. b Baths s ana sc
KEW GARDENS. 27oo QUE ST. N;W:1Re;;
fined apartment. having switchboard
service. cafe. Resident manager on
SSm ktshs sDS s, fPd bath to
rooms t Saths, KIT kis and and
THE COWARD. 18th AND EYE SITS. NV
Elevator and switchboard service. Resi-
dent manager. Furnished ana uhiur-
room, kitchen and bath; .s37so to s47 50
rooms kitchen and bath. ..'..... oooo
2l4 MASS AVE. NE.-Elevator and switch
board service. Resident manager, ..o oo
2 rooms. kit. and bath. $3.50 and sso 90
room, kit, and bath. $500 10 a2S0 81
THE sCHENLEY, 212l ST. N.W.-Elevator
ss@s IT, S snd to :s e 90
rooms kit. and bath. ........''.'' soooo
I'LL COL. RID. NW,-Resident manager on
premises. Frigidaire. ..ooo 49, ss, en-
y room, kitchen and bath. ....,....'. Sz'oo
1884 10th ST. N.w.-2 rooms: S & j.. sn ID
room room. Kitchen ana bath. e.U,VU W $500
THE LEHICFI. 26O5 ADAMS MILL RID. NV.
rooms. kit. bath and porch. ..... $4,000
CTiALFONTE. 2lI6 p ST. N.W.-3 rooms;
kitchen and bath. ............... $50 W
1924 WISCONSIN AVE N.W.-3 rooms. kttchs
en- ana pain. ............'t,t.' .S@o'oo
48l9 GA AVE. NW.-7 rooms, kitchen and
pain .................... ...''.'.'' So''"o
TAI NORTH. CAPITOL ST.--3 rooms, KITCHEN
ana path. ............ '...''... 'soo'oV
1861 GIRARD ST. N.W.-3 rooms. KITCHEN
ana path ......... ......,....,. Soo'uu
sUNBURY. 1912 M ST. N.W.--l room. kitchss
en- and bath. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S51.ou
24l5 E ST NW-Res. Mgr, Apt. 200. 243l
st.--2 rooms, kitchen and bath. S42 SO
rooms, Kitchen and bath. .......... 52.oO
1915 BELMONT ST. NV room. kitchen
ana bath ..............S 53'uo anu S'i'oV
2520 ST. NW-See resident manager.-2
rooms. kitchen and bath. SAC. 90 to S47o0
THE LEONARD, 1424 w ST. NV rooms,
kitchen and bath. .................s42 .o0
1901 L ST NE.-2 rooms. kitchen and
patH ......,.-...,.. .'''''.' ''s1S'oo
1445 SPRING RID. NV. rms. rec. hall,
d. a, kit, DIR. rm. and bath. o.0o
1907 18th ST. NW.--3 rooms, kitchen and
patn ......'..... $4,000 'S'''o'
THE NANTUCKET 1918 w ST NW.--3
rooms, kitchen and bath. ....... 90
1891 LANIER PL N.W.-7 rooms, 2
paths ......''-.' ..'''...'. .'.''''' S9o'VV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-27
PAY OFF THE LOAN
AND GET A REAL BARGAIN

All in Good Running Condition and
Clear Title Guaranteed.
AUTO LOAN & SALES CO.,
oOS 10th NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-27
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

ARA NAEtIN u 5~@OkNE ON4NAoAAEDs
sPLENDIpLY KEPT BUILDING AND
ExcESTioNS{ASELI3Y rP6EsiSzsLE.
1920 cLYDEsDALE PL. NV.
Electric Refrigeration,
f00m sias si MT p Lee S ST NV. '''OO
rooms 1855 s:'f RRN fRS Pffn sr INV $3.50
rooms s sGss Ro fSd S1t 81 NV 50
rooms so 5s' w Rh 5sshsn AVE We f NV
rooms; sos stf @fsc eaS Rs'h AVE INV ''a'o
: .Oon.. s,,iisisS ,ctSS ST. 81; NY L,, ,-ooo
CHAS. d. SAGER,
Main g. SEAlToR AND 81 sp1 I4sR g.. NV.
NEAR GOVT. DEPTS.
THE sCHENLEY,
2121 H St. NV.
New eight-story elevator
building. Convenient to Gov
eminent departments, George
Washington University and car
and bus service.
All apartments in perfect
condition. Resident manager,
Apt. 100.
2 rooms. kitchen and bath,
$4S50 to $1,000.
l room, kitchen and bath,
$4,000.
B. r. SAUL CO.,
Gas 18th st. NV. Main 2ioo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-27
1uANTEn-ROnMS

EMPLOYED LADY desires one unfurnished
room, walking distance eth and G SITS; tuli
Address Box BLK star once.
EMPLOYED COUPLE want furnished room
NV; board and care OF 3-year-old chlld
during day. Address Box 4o-H. Star once
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-27

AUTO WRECKERS.
Cars Bought and Sold in Any Condition.
Parts for All Makes;
100 Fla. Ave. NE. North lo408.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-27
WANTEn-ROoMS AND BOARD.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

FURNISHED AS YOU WOULD FURNISH
your own home; liv. rnl.. bedrm.. porch. k. &
B. Buchanan Apis 4526 18th ST.. $50; so up
Alsq Wyatt. Apis.l 1870 Ca aye, SIS 70 &!5:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-03-27
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

1912 CONN. AVE.
Large apt, rooms bath. screened porch.
FRANCIS A. BLUNDON CO, Main TO-.
THE BOND APARTMENT,
Beautiful, New and Modern.
1890 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
95 Apartments
Now Ready for Occupancy.
A Fine Residence; Low Rentals.
/, 2 and 3 Rooms and Bath.
Prices, S30.50 to $3.50.
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATION
Elevator Service-Showers.
All Outside Rooms,
Convenient to Downtown.
SEE RESIDENT MANAGER.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-15

-redar Chests walnut veneered. Lane" and CO..
other makes Reg. 1895 to $4s.s5 values Each. p&|
-so-in. Velour with heavy pile in different Ct az
colors; regularly Sac. Special, yard. ~ 'O0
DUPLEX Rayon Drapery Fabrics IS in. wide, & M
in two-tone coorings 81 so value Special yard wv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-15

.-SOO Velour Pillows with reversible plain
!: .n !: inquired :, a., coverings Ssss S1O
100 Prs. Swiss Point Curtains, imported and
domestic mounted on fine bobbinet with APP CD ri
pliuue border effects $39s and $498 values Pr. %>'
-75o Scotch Lace Panel Curtains, in as
sorted patterns; heavily fringed bottoms. q ~
Special, each ...........................
window valancing of velour and damask: for EO,
store show windows, etc Reg. 79c and 9sc Yard ~
nm the Club PIan-Purchnses sviH be he
The Washington times., 1929-01-31
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY /

gTVWENTY-FIRST day Of the This should be
pious day for people who connected with amusement
enterprises writings art and entertainments For other
matters and very business matters
be rather eaherous Avoid important pivotal affairs at
1853 M, 9:15 q. m, 1857 p m. and 1855 p.
Push forward the that cumnate 1149
Children born today
rush into matrmony partnership waste their time in the
employment of another
Your birthdays Merrmen and pleasures the
Of peoples but there alterations
You succeed in employment after change has been made
Notable nativties: Henry Miller actormanagr Hugh Miller
engineers John Phillip Kemble English actor.
Lucky hours 2:49 theater and anusements eating
pleasures and chdren affairs general
indugences For business connected with wills death
bed and bq making frned or to seek or grant
friendly favOrs; for love- courtshp and special
Preme syndicate Tae
The Washington times., 1929-01-31


three
The Washington times., 1929-01-31

Ths snn II Aqnarias. yanaa,y 20 70 Febraary 70
The Washington herald., 1929-11-02
tContinued from Page 15)

tContinued from Page 15)
peer from the Pullman windows
and remark in awe: so this Is
Runyon!"
San Francisco is 12s miles from
Runyon. Stockton is so close that
1t will probably be the next place
annexed by Runyon. after Sacra-
mento Is absorbed. l haven't been
to Runyon as yet--in fact, / just
heard of it-but / have already
made plans for many civic improve.
ments, including a big public park;
In which the feature will be q, life
size statue in bronze OF Damon
Runyon. the race hawss. Mr.. Ar
thur Bugs Baer has already been
delegated to work out the design.
l am advised by Mr.. Charles f.
Craig, assistant to the general man
ager of the Western Pacific rail-
road, that when this vast munich
lpaltty Of the future was named.
back in 1921, several other titles
were suggested. One was Cobb,
possibly in joint honor of Tyrus
Raymond, and Irwin Shrewsbury.
Another was Brisbane, for the great
journalist.
Well, the citizens of Runyon,
Calf just laughed, and laughed,
and laughed over these suggestions,
until they had laughed them to at
least a scorn and a half.
The Washington herald., 1929-11-02
McGeehan Fountain

In the public square, which will
be the Paul Calico Plaza. will be
erected the William Oswald Nc.
Geehan drinking fountain for man
or beast. Ny golf course will, of
course, be the Grantland Rice
course. The race track where the
sons and daughters of good old
Ramon Runyon, the gallant steed.
will disport, win be William j. Nc
Beth Downs, and the leading race
will be the Vincent Treanor sweep
stakes, $525,0O0 added.
The ball yard where the Runyon
Hyenas will bitterly contest the
pennant each year will be the Joe
Villa baseball orchard, and the
magnificent lawn tennis courts will
be named in honor of Bill Corum.
NY roller polo diamond, field, links,
or whatever it is they play roller
polo on will bear the distinguished
name Of Dan Parker, while Murray
Lewin's monoger will grace the
pelota fronton.
Eddie Frayne Avenue will be my
principal street, while Hypo Igoe
Hose Company, No. l, will be ex-
pected to extinguish all fires with
the assistance of the Bill Farms
worth Hook and Ladder Company,
No. 2. have given considerable
thought to the position of chief of
the fire department, and believe
The Washington herald., 1929-11-02
But Not License

I believe in a fairly liberal town
liberty but not license. l have Of
fered Mr.. Nick, the Greek, the CON
cession for a large casino. with the
understanding that all pastimes are
to be operated as nearly on the
square as possible to insure a profit.
Mr.. Nick, the Greek, says he will
consider the concession If he is
allowed to play against the game
himself. am going to install a
large and comfortable club room in
the city with special telegraph wires
bringing in the racing results from
every track in the country, with
some good old-time callers talking
EN- off, and the municipality will
provide the hawss players with
funds to play the races any time
they run short. I believe that this
plan will attract many new and
desirable citizens.
I have decided to rename the
streets, and public buildings, and
even business houses of Runyon,
Calf. after my fellow inmates
OF the press boxes, not only by way
OF honoring these unique char.
acters, but also to give Runyon a
little real atmosphere. For ex.
ample, the public club room i have
mentioned will be the E. Phocian
Howard Memorial, with the motto
carved in the marble facade-''All
Hawss Players Must Die Broke"
The Washington herald., 1929-11-02
APACHES MEET
COLLEGE ACES
Homestead Eleven Brings
Touted. Array of CeIebri.
ties Here Tomorrow

College and preparatory school
celebrities Of recognized caliber will
represent the famous Homestead
eleven; of Baltimore, which tomorrow
opposes the Apaches at Union
League Park, $50 o'clock.
The Orioles, who have always
been a, popular box office attraction
here, are reported to be bringing
with them one of the most colorful
aggregations in their history and
are a decided menace to- the unblem-
ished record of the Southeast ma
chine.
Popular among the visitors will
be '"Tubby" Branner, former Mary
land University end, who is holding
down a regular job with. the Home
steaders. Branner was a big IA.
vorite with the Terrapins a few years
back and is considered one of the
main cogs in his teams defense.
The Washington herald., 1929-11-02
Good Old Runyon

"Ha-ha-ha.ha," they ha.hahei
the VERY idear! We want the
good old sounding name of Runyon,
reflecting as it does the sterling
character and forthrightness Of its
owner. Furthermore, 1t is easy to
remember If you think of onion, or
bunion. No Cobb for us! No Bris-
bane for us! Give us Runyon"
So they got Runyon. 1 don't
know why its citizens have kept me
in ignorance of the honor up to the
receipt of Mr.. Craig's missive.
Maybe they were afraid I'd get mad.
But now that I know about Run.
yon, Calf, just watch 'er smoke.
am going to get into the spirit of
the town. | am going to- see that
first of all 1t takes its rightful place
In the field Of sport, and to that end
l expect to build a dog racing track
at which only Damon RunyOn. the
racing greyhound, will run, and thus
win all his races.
No fistic arena will also be pro.
vided for Damon Runyon, the
fighter, who took my name very
much in vain. Every time ]
pick up Western paper, see
where he got beIted around. I will
take pains to see that he gets a
few opponents in Runyon. Calf.
that he can lick. which ought tt
be a great novelty to him / have
already spoken to Little Billy, the
L1lliputian, as prospective op
ponent for Damon Runyon, the
fighter. but I'll probably have to
get Little Billy to tank it." at that
to insure Damon a victory.
The Washington herald., 1929-11-02
BULLETIN NO. %
IS TAKING EFFECT
Carnegie Report Begins to
Seed of DiSsension Among
Colleges
Continued from Page 15J

Continued from Page Isl
the apology. Which is about all
you can do with an apology, any
how. Rockne explained that in his
absence through illness someone
at Notre Dame had figured out
that all gentlemen's agreements
were off, and acted accordingly.
Kentucky got mad at Centre Col
lege this week and decided to end
it all. 1t is explained that the dis
agreement Is mutual, and that Ken
tucky wants to play Southern Con-
ference elevens, anyhow.
The tendency is to cover up
the why's and whepefores of these
breaks to avoid unnecessary un.
pleasantness, but they speak for
themselves.
A struggle to bring the Army
and Navy together next year has
proved fruitless. Differences of
opinion between the two service
schools are 50 great that they seem
virtually irreconciIable.
The discovery that Davis. .Elkins
has been making use of several
Indian football players who starred
for four years at Haskell Ia en-.
tightening in view Of the protesta.
tions Of the authorities OF the for.
mer institution when the Carnegie
Foundation report was issued.
Up at Williams they are hopping
mad over the detection Of a certain
football star who preferred Prince.
ton at the last moment, and they are
Just waiting for his first appearance
in varsity uniform before raising a
squawk to the high heavens.
And these are only a few Of the
things that are going on these days
since the Carnegie bulletin called a
spade a spade and set the boys
a-thinking. 1t appears likely that
behind the scenes Al number of sched
ule changes for 1880 are being ar
ranged.
The allegedly offending schools
won't be without opponents, OF
course. They will merely have 10
find opponents who are not so par.
ticular.
The Washington herald., 1929-11-02
Curley Loan and Trust

The Ed Curley Loan and Trust
Company will be the title of one
of my leading financial institutions,
a good solid name, especially for
the trust part. The Duncan Curray
Speedway, and the Jim Harrison
Velodrome are practically under
way at this very writing. You can
see that Runyon, Calf, is going
to be quite a burg. The Italian
restaurant privilege has been al
loted to Mr.. Vincent Ligouri, and
Mr.. Billy Lahiff has submitted
plans for new tavern at the corner
Of Eddie Frayne Avenue and Jackie
Farrell Street.
But probably the thing that will
attract as much attention to Run.
yon, Calf, as anything else, will
be the tall hotel that will rear its
noble head above all surroundings
at the intersection of the great
Jim Jennings Boulevard and the
Nat Brown Drive - the beautiful
Hotel Edward Sullivan, rates SO per
day, single; $6 double, bath and
running water in every room.