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The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1930-04-25
TOWN AND COUNTY
Short Paragraphs Of Recent Events of
Interest to Our Readers
LOCAL HAPPENINGS BRIEFLY NOTED

Sunny skies greeted EdoCel,
with a crispness in the air that
made the outdoors appealing.
Not very Spring-like this
week, with ice on. Tuesday
night and snow on Wednesday
night.
The public schools OF the
county reopened on Tuesday
morning, after the Easter
holiday.
Easter was appropriately
observed in all our churches,
with sermons fitting the occa-
sion and special music.
The card of Cecil Clyde
Suuier, announcing his cand1-
dacy for the State Senate, ap-
pears in our columns this
week.
Henry Waters, of Perryville,
suffered a badly spralned
ankle by a fall down the steps
at the Perryville railroad
station.
Plans are being made to cell
citrate the one hundredth an
niversary of Wesley M. b.
Chapel, Elk Neck, on Sunday,
May 25th.
Holsters bridge, near Char
lestown, is nearly completed.
The bridge itself has been fin
ished, and the approaches are
about done.
A four-foot concrete shout
der is to be put on the Glasgow
road from the Elkton town
limits to the Delaware State
line. The work will be done
the Campbell-Riddle Co.
Jean, young son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Rutter Tennis of Port De-
post, fell from the sliding
board at the Junior School
Playground, in that town, frac-
turing his right arm and left
wrist.
Given a hearing before JUS
tice Scotch, of Elkton, Joseph
Bird, of Leeds section, charged
by his wife with snon-support,
of herself and three children,
was ordered to pay $40 per
week to his wife.
The Elkton Chamber of
Commerce by the narrow mar
gin of on vote decided to rec
ommend to the Town Council
the adoption of daylight saw
ing for Elkton, during June,
July and August.
Her dress catching on fire
while she was standing by the
kitchen stove, Hilda Powell,
aged IA years, daughter of Her
man Powell of Elkton, was Sc
riously burned about the hands
and shoulders one evening last
week.
The Elkton Town Council
has had young shade trees
planted on Church street, in
that town, in accordance with
the agreement with the State
Forestry Dept, when the old
trees were removed to make
room for the laying of pave
m4nts.
A movement is on foot look
ing to the organization of an
other baseball league, COM
posed of teams representing
Aberdeen, Bel Air, Havre de
Grace, Perryville, and two 9th
er teams. 1t is the purpose of
league to encourage local
players, and not put semi
professional teams on the field.
A call came Sunday after
noon to the Community Fire
Co., from John Garvin, near
Rock Springs, whose buildings
were threatened by fire that
was sweeping through a sedge
grass field. The firemen re-
sponded, and by back-firing
saved the buildings. The fire
had spread from a bonfire, and
was soon beyond control. 1t
burned over a wide area be-
fore it was gotten under
control.
The annual municipal cleo
tion in the town of Elkton will
be held on Monday, May 26.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1930-04-25

IN. ~. ID d w IL OpOlC ClAC WOOh-
end with Philada. relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Harlem
slime, of Principle Furnace,
were weekend visitors of Mrs.
Sara Wagner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Ward
and children, of West Chester,
were Easter guests OF Miss
Mary Brumfield.
B. l.. Keilholtz and H. B.
Patten were weekend visitors
of Emerson K. Patten and fam
lily, in Baltimore.
Miss Sara Brokaw, UnivCr-
sity of Maryland, College Park,
spent Easter with her mother,
Mrs. Louise Brokaw.
Miss Isabel Mccoy, of Tor
resdale, Pa, spent Easter with
her parents, Rev. and Mrs. J.
C. Mccoy, at the Parsonage.
Evans Patten, of Carnegie
Institute, Pittsburgh, spent the
Easter vacation with mis- par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter E.
Patten.
Miss Helen Shepherd, of
Highland Park, N. j., spent
the Eastertide with he- par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. H. L.
Shepherd.
Mrs. Asher Robertson and son
Harry were visitors OF the
formers parents, Mr.. ant Mrs.
Plumley, Brookline, Pa, during
the week.
The marriage of Miss Velma
Everett, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Grover Everett of Chesa-
peake City, to Clifton Beck,
Jr., of Warick, has been an
nounced. The ceremony took
place at Chestertown, on jan
uary 6.
Mr.. Howell R. Brickley, of
Greenhurst, and Miss Grace E.
Mearns, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs: James Mearnes of the
same locality, were married on
Wednesday afternoon, at three
O'Clock, at the M. e. Parsonage,
Rising Sun, by the Rev. j. c.
Mccoy.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. B. Walton,
of Iron Hill, have announced
the engagement of their
daughter, Miss Gladys White
head Walton, of Philada., to
Albert J. Batty, son of the late
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Batty, of
Philada. The wedding will
take place on June Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Payne
announce the marriage of their.
daughter, Mary Madeline, to
Mr.. Aaron Franklin Palmatary
on Saturday, April 10, Rock
Hall, Maryland.
The bride is principal of
Marion public school, near Bel
vedere. They will reside at
Childs.
At the meeting of the bank
ers of Cecil and Hartford coun-
ties, held in Havre de Grace,
Group No. 2, Maryland Bank
ers' Association, was organ
lied with w. Willie Hopkins, of
Bel Air, chairman; Charles S.
Pyle, Rising Sun, vice-chair-
man; representative to Mary
land Bankers Asso., William
c. Kenney, Towson; secretary
treas, J. Lawson Gilbert, Hav-
re de Grace.
The next meeting OF the|Or-
ganization will be held in Bel
Air on May Is.
Prohibition agents on Friday
raiood the place of Pete Pas
quilina, in Havre de Grace, and
arrested the proprietor, charg-
ed with possession and sale of
liquor.
TIE double dwelling in Elk
ton, occupied by the families
CT Mrs. Daniel Krauss and VIM.
Schaffer, was badly damaged
by fire on Wednesday morning
of last week. The roof was
burned off and much damage
done by water. A defective
fiue is supposed to have caused
the fire. The loss is placed at
$4,000. 18th partial insurance.
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SALE-HOUSES.

CHEVY CHASE, D. q. 54i7 oUEsHDH ST.
Nine rooms -four bed rooms. sun. room.
breakfast room, ete), Frtgtdaire, automa tic
heater, gsrage. Reasonable down payment.
500 month. Ciev. 1894; Reeves.
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houses, I to 6 rooms, NV; also small apart
nnent house NV. All suitable for ealQreAs
Terms. Phone North o2ek.
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RENT-FLATS.

1907 RIGGS pL. NW-8 ROOMS. 2 BATHS;
no linen or china; $40. Only reliable parties
need apply. JOHN T. KNOTT, elS F st. NV.
FOR RENT--COTTAGE AT CHESAPEAKE
Beach on water front, furnished, beautiful
view; also one to accommodate is. Rea-
sonable. Atlantic 2l5lA 24'
SIS. 90.
Tel. Atlantic 31Ii-W. as
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In Beautiful

III DOdIIIIIUI
18th ST. HEIGHTS.
A lovely detached two-story house, stone
trimmed and wonderfully equipped. Large
open porch, seven spacious rooms, tiled
lavatory on first floor. Garage on large
lot. that is attractively Handicapped. Only
S13,500; terms.
McKEEVER & GOSS, Inc,
1415 K St. NV. Natl ALSO.
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800 CASH.
SIX LARGE ROOMS,

TWO ENCLOSED PORCHES.
This is your opportunity to purchase q
modern home in pretty Petworth, near Sher-
man circle Just few Of its many fea-
lures are hardwood floors, fully tiled bath
with built-in tub and shower, covered front
porch, daylight kitchen, pantry, paved street
and alley. Perfect condition throughout
Do not hesitate If you mean business. Call
Cleveland l758-W.
II MIN. FROM DOWNTOWN.
Newly decorated. det bungalow, contain
irg rooms and bath, hardwood ioors
modern heatirs plant, large colonial front
50xl5Ol. This home can be purchased upon
very reasonable terms; $3.50. To inspect
call
IIADDN IISrrINTIr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-21
RENT Observation-Disclosures

KENT HDUSES-UNFUhN
1901 NW,-6 ROOMS, CORNER HOUSE
southern exposure, electricity; first CONNER
cial; $40 mo. OWNER. sos 18th NV.
los And ST. Neil ROOMS AND BATH,
cleo, h-w.h.s near Capitol and Library and
all car lines. Key at 2OS St ne.
1857 PARK RD.--VACANT. NINE ROOMS,
cars. e075 monthly. Willett. Nat 1928. 22'
4TB SHEPHERD ST. NV. SIX ROOMS,
glassed-in porehes. 2-car garage, ami. Ma
502i sth ST NW-NEW Groom HOUSE,
just painted garage screened completely
awnings; s65 noonth. Georgta 2043 or b0io
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SALE OR RENT-HOUsES.
RENT--STORES
NtIIHUIII hVt DISl O1IU.
GROCERY STORE-

5631 GEORGIA AVE. N.W.-s65.
Large store, located in new and fast-grow-
ing community, especially suited for a gro
Gerry store.
CAFRITZ,
MET onQ(
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-08-21

6-room brick, cleo, gas, bath, cellar, h.-a.
heat; good condt. Price, $500; terms, $3.50
cash. s45 mo-. incl. all int.
Also first commercial, downtown--6 rooms,
bath. cleo, large yard. PRICE. $3.50; terms.
$3.50 cash, bal $40 mo-, incl. all int. E. M.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.

ROOFING, general repairing, painting, tin
ning, spouting, guttering, service; guaran-
teed workmanship. Call Mr.. RUSSELL Ma.
tional 1892. $40 l1th st. NV. lfs
RUGs-oriental and domestic rugs washed,
repaired and stored; A., y P. Rug Co.. sle
UPHOIsTERING, SLIP COVERS, dTaperjes
at special low prices. Get our estimstes
National 4902.
Evening star., 1930-06-15

RADIO--Beautitul new 7.tube eiectrIc coT1-
sole set with phopeEfaph attachment Must
be sold to meet financial emerRency CONF
plete with spare tubes. guaranteed perfectt
lb9. Ss2S 9th ST. NV.
Evening star., 1930-06-15

COLLEGE STUDENT 90 years Of age, de-
sires Summer employment; willing to do
anvthinR CienrRia 1880
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z. f. CARLEY, 802 10th ST.
Paint and glass store, doing good business;
large stock. Price right; terms.
Bakery business; retail over $40 daily;
rental $40 month; $500; terms.
Lunch room; S65 to SIS daily; reasonable
rental; good location. Priced low.
Lunch room. downtown location; a good
stand for hustler. Price, $500.
24-room rooming house; elegantly equip
peai one OF the best locations in washingtor
lO-room rooming house; rent, SEQ; good
income; good furniture; $3.50; terms
10-room rooming house near Union sta
tion rent $40. Price, $3.50. See
p. +. CARLEY. Met. o727. =
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Drug Store; old estab. corner. Price right
Consult US to buy or sell. Our leadership
ana success in business brokerage il wall
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N<A014s
FURNITURE.
SPECIAL DISCOUNTS FOR
CASH.
SAVE MONEY-BUY AT
HOPWOOD'S,
9th AND K STS.
KAHN ON 9TH ST.
UNUSUAL DIAMOND
BARGAINS
(Must Be Sold at Once }

(Must Be Sold at Once.)
15-carat lady's beautiful soli-
taire diamond ring; finest cut
and brilliancy. Must sacrifice.
SIS.
Diamond flexible bracelet, 20
diamonds and 20 sapphires. I'm
usual bargain.
$o2.
l carat, less 10 points, gor-
geous solitaire diamond ring;
lady's solid platinum mounting.
Must be sold.
$1oo.
$400 blue-white perfect soli-
taire diamond ring, finest cut
and brilliancy. Must sacrifice.
$285.
5000 solid platinum diamond
flexible bracelet, IS diamonds
and IA sapphires. Unusual bar
gain.
$675.
$l,500 absolute perfect soli-
taire diamond, finest cut and
brilliant gem. Must be sold at
once.
$1,O7y.
SEE Us BEFORE BUYING DIAMONDS.
KAHN OPTICAL CO..
617, 9TH St. NV.
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SITUATION-nnMFSTI

YOUNG WOMAN, accountancy Student
wants work in C. P. A. ONCE after p'm'i
experience in work desired; no compensation
asked Address Box 400-X, Star ONCE
Evening star., 1930-06-15

AUSTRIAN. LADY, As years Of age, wants
position as travel companion or in house or
culture; references furnished through Mrs.
Deny'x Manor House, Buena Vista Sprius'
pa Ice
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FISHING CAR TO BENEDICT LEAVES MT.
Vernon cigar store, e28 9Th st. NV, Met
1880, every night at IL o'clock. Round
trip, $500.
FRENCH UNIVERSITY GRADUATE WISHES
tutoring position in family. Address Box
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sITUATICNs-MEN AND WOMEN

COUPLE. young eolored. want Job; man,
chauffeur and butler; wife cook and maid
together OF separately will go out Of town.
Potomac 4031
Evening star., 1930-06-15

ELEVATOR OPERATOR. neat. experienced
colored girl, with license and excellent ref-
arancn Phnna No III
Evening star., 1930-06-15

THOROUGHLY MODERN, near 18th and
s aoiis ~ rooms and baths; good investment
q rented; S2l2 so per month; equity SIS 500
aysa pig sacpinee Ior quick sale; make offer must
Evening star., 1930-06-15

COOK, colored, frst-class, wishes place in
ssman private family; no laundry work. e3s
Evening star., 1930-06-15

CHTLD'S NURSE or mothers helper; refined
young white woman wants part-time posi-
tion; experienced with children; good ref
erences Call Lincoln R0o9-W after ] p m.
Evening star., 1930-06-15

CoLORED GIRL wants light housework; ex-
perlenced; good reference. Col. 5323-W. 1907
Kenyon st. NV.
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sITUATIoN-woMEN.

LADY Of refinement and experience woul
axe position as manager or assistant
high-class cafeteria. Address Box 349-2
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CHANICAI,. FIFCTRICAI, FNGINEER, Ok,

pert r. r SIGNAL. safety devices, familiar
with Patent Once rules. 25 years experience
consulting patent engineering, wishes con-
nection with patent law Arm to establish
toint business or employment. Address Rox
91I-x. Star Office.
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BOATS.

STEEL BOAT, is-ft-. MuiI55s- vyfs Jos5.o;s
pig twin motor; complete equipment Of cIsh-
iosS' t2sS' snS nSSntS, tools, etc; Cost new about
nolds Boat House or North casa
MARINE ENGINE, 7-hp., Hubbard; good
condition. Deans, 18th a. NJ ST. Sc
NEAR FAIR HAVEN, MD.-Heaviiy COM
sWuc{eo nun, otax20 oak and cypress; g-h.p.,
4.cycle enginei reverse gear; good condition;
xlIo North 4e92-W after Sunday
TRUNK CABIN for cruiser, Sxl2, oak and
CYPRESS nicely finished; cockpit awning
Irame, oxa; al good condition; $40. North
MOTOR, new, 25-h.p., Evinrude, used four
hours, $685. outhoard boat and small John-
So, son tgln1: sl25 for both. National 29es or
lContinHe6 e. Next RaEs.l
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MOTOR TRAYEL.

pRTvER: MECHANIC wants to go West
Met. 8460 i5F
TWO YOUNG MEN WILL DRIVE CAR TO
California;; leave near future; highest ref
erences Col. 26o3-W. Sun. & pm.
GENTLEMAN WOULD LIKE TO SHARE EX-
penSe with some one driving to Detroit,
Mich. Adams 4547.
YOUNG LADY WANTS TRANS. TO CLEVE-
land June 2l-25, return after July 5. Ad-
dress Box 402-x, Star office.
GOING TO ATLANTIC CITY JUNE co. RE
turn June 22; can take one passenger; Paige
car Lin. $3.50.
TRANSPORTATION TO ST. LOUIS WANT
ed by wife and 6-year-old son, about June
~; REFERENCES REQUIRED and furnished. Ad-
dress Box BOX, Star Office.
Evening star., 1930-06-15

MAN, colored. any kind of work in private
family. driving. housemsn, or odd Jobs;
ref; Is yrs. with same family. 1921 1lth
Evening star., 1930-06-15

CRAFTSMAN with wide experience wishes
additional work evenings and holidays. Ad-
dress Box AK. Star Office.
Evening star., 1930-06-15

MAN, with small family. colored. gardener,
lawn or farm work; mention salary in reply.
Hairy WEIGH, Rockville Nd
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COMPANION. housekeeper. or .seamstress;
type, desires employment in an employed
couples or widower's home after June IL
SIS week; home nights. Address Box 2s3-x,
Star ofHce is
Evening star., 1930-06-15

ENGINEER, graduate building construction;
experience in construction, estimating; sew
eral years as manufacturers representative
calling on architects. Address Box 3o6-x,
Star of1ce.
Evening star., 1930-06-15

81; sanitary cot, s.: boys speed. SlSs, 81;
stepladder. etc. 5420 Conn. avenue. xps.
Evening star., 1930-06-15
NATUROPATH,
I4o6 @ st. NV. Met s2os

Sick and Accident Insurance.
$4,000 accidental death, S25 week sick
ness ana accident beneft; hospital and
ooctor bills paid; no examinations old and
Iellable company; entire cost $40 year
Write District agent, 1917 X ST. n W city :
The Washington times., 1930-05-08
WASHINGTON TIMES SPORTS
SMITH SECOND
IN Pro PLAY

SOUTHPORT, Eng, May a.
with Horton Smith, of Joplin,
Mo, close on his heels, Len
Holland led the field at the end
of the first round Of the British.
professional golf championships
today with a II. Harry Cotton
had 73 and George Duncan an
80.
Smith, the only American
entered in the $500 tournament.
played careful steady golf and
turned In q r.. A few PLAYERS
had not completed the round. but
there seemed little likelihood of
lower scores,
Smiths card:
Out ........ 44544 4-sS
In ........,, %345 80 4-36-72
The Washington times., 1930-05-08
PIMilCO ENTRIES

FIRST RACE--Tha Gun Powder: two
year-olds; purse. $1,000; An furlongs
Diddy Riddy. .112LAvalon .,......12O
Panetian ...... .i!55,A4nduetion ......12o
Regina H.......112I
SECOND RAcE-Three-year- olds and
upward; rnatdens; the Reistertown:
purse, $1,soO; mile and 10 yards.
RED Gross sist'r.1osjGnorns Boy .oy''::iSS los
Undercurrent ..10SlFull Measure :. los
Seta s...4s... .1osITail Spin ......1OS
THIRD RAcE-Four-yea and up.
ward: claiming; purse. $1,000: one mile
xRuban Rouge: .1uslxLucie Ann 100
Wrackeen ..... 1olMarie Blanche "a. i0s
xDublin Show =. .106kBoyish Bob 100
xFair Albert. :. 105ExFprest Lore. .lO5
Danger Signal. 1851
FOURTH RA C E. Three-year -olds;
LORD baltimore Handicap; purse, $500;
Battling On ..11slst. Prisca 1o7
SUN View .....1oelRoyal Panoply lis
zida ..........ios|Ned o ........ 12e
Colossal ....... 1os cnioboy A. Iii
FIFTH RACE The Prsakness; /; s.year-
old colts and fiilies; $4,000 added;
/ 3-16 unilea :
Gallant Fox. (sande) t,............ 12e
aSnok Flake "a. Robertson) ,.t... 12I
bTetrarehal CIV. Keisay5 .......... 12s
Eult Dress q. Mccoy ...s...,.... 12S
Wooderaft mo boy) .,......,.s... les
Michigan BOY ,(J. sheitonJ ........ las
Sweet Sentiment tF. Coltiietti) -. ia
Crack Brigades (G. Eliis) ..,....s.s 1875
bGcld Brook (J. Maibenl .s...a... 1875
aSwinfield IL. Schaefer) .,.....s,. 12S
Armageddon u. Eaby1 ....4,...., 1876
'asalmon estrys bEIowes Stable entry
SIXTH RAcE-Four-year-oi r-oids and
UPWARD; claiming; purse, s1.30os !
mile and furlong.
sImmOrtal .ISsReek Candy !, 1Io
xDeronda 49,. .105jxRegiment ... .lDs
Homelike 113lTurkey's Neck. los
Tony the lowns1iakcottag Boy .10s
SEVENTH RACE - Three-yea -olds
and upwsyd; claimings purse. $500;
Dowager .114IxAEaxiva 49,. .1os
Cabeilsdals ....113lxcharles 1st. .1l6
Fred Jofnansen .l22l Frances St. Ls.si0T
/, Euphratea ....s 1islEight View. :. .fss
xFair FoIly. lo0l wild Fowl. ~. .1os
Bootee ........1 .107i ~
xzpprsuttee sisewshee- o. five ssslilas
Horses listed according to post posi-
sions
weather. clear: track. fart
Ftfst, race, 2i3o p. M Eastern stand.
ESQ tine ~ -
The Washington times., 1930-05-08
TEAM JUGGLING
ABOLISHED

The Washington Public Parks
Tennis Association has banned
Juggling" by team captains and
managers. Henceforth teams will
exchange sealed lineups before
each match and there can be
no changes except in an emerg-
ency, such as an accident or ILL.,
ness.
This was decided upon at a
meeting of the association last
night in President Bob Newby'S
office. The constitution, as
The Washington times., 1930-05-08
SIGNED FOR PRELIMS

NEW YORK, May 8.-Sammy
Dorfman and Eddie Guilda, New
York lightwefghts, will box the
semi-final at the midget VOL
gast-Willie Morte 15-round worlds
flyweight title bout here next
week, it was announced today.
Archie Bell and Domanico
BernaSconi win clash In the
opening ten-rounder.
The Washington times., 1930-05-08

BUTLER GARAGE---Road serv.. anywhere
Rear II46 2Ist 81. n. w. North 0241.
The Washington times., 1930-05-08

AUTO REPAIR brake service. RebOF'
lng rebuildinE KEY GARAGE kossiyn
The Washington times., 1930-05-08

SCIENTIFIC MASSAGE.
DR. MARIE n. ADDY.
2623 14TH ST. N. W.. col. 1888
The Washington times., 1930-05-08

AUTO SERVICE, ACCESSORIES
TIRES
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eEM 1r6 9tGs Mo.op sers lss INV ois
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AUTO TOPS. 0LASs
SEAT COVERS WOODWOkk
N, y. Turner. Rear l417 r NV Dee. &70e
The Washington times., 1930-05-08

Manhattan Garage and Accessory stores
Everything for Your Car
200 9Th st. 3O36 l4th Sc. NV. y. 701l
The Washington times., 1930-05-08
AUTOMOBILES

USED CAR5--AIl makes, Reasonable
steger Motor Coz 046 I'D. Ave. d. u.
WANTED Used cara for cash Any make
AUTty MART
9Ol9 18th Sc
The Washington times., 1930-05-08

EXPERT auto body and fender repairing
wSrEs aiSU 1875 gsssnuns ] nsi N. Sps ". north S4Oa
The Washington times., 1930-05-08

NT....~s-.- GJ~N For elderly people
pervision dIetitian Call superintendent
for particulars Adams 6346
The Washington times., 1930-05-08
WNINflGSTR|NG
IN JEOPARDY

A winning streak win be broken
tomorrow, providing Georgetown
defeats wake Forest today when
the Hilltop and Gettysburg College
mines meet on the War College diar
nlond. The local nine has Knocked
off its last seven opponents and
the battlefield collegians boast a
string Of nine straight wins.
The Hilltoppers kicked over
Princeton again yesterday when
Packy white turned in another
well-pitched game and Pm Il
Mooney. Johnny Bozek and Cap
tain Ralph Mccarthy weighed
Ia with some timely base knocks.
THE score was 5 to q. White al
lowed only five hits, the Tigers get
tinrs only two in but one inning.
wake Forest, GeOfgetOwn's
opponent today, was beaten
TO o I'm the second game Of tne
season with Bill LOnlax doing
. the chucking, and he has been
chosen by Coach Red Smith
to fling against them again
today.
Chick Gagnon, now nasepan
and assistant football coach at
catholic o., most likely will be
made an offer to coach the Car
dinal basketball team next year
"a replace Fred Rice, who has
retired from Catholic q. after
18 wears OF service as cage coach
due to business pressure.
Fred Mesiner win coach the
Georgetown freshman basketball
team next year, Athletic Director
Tom Mills has announced. Fred
receives his degree next month,
but win return to take UP the
study. Of law. Despite his small
stature. Mesmer was, and is, con
.sidered one Of the finest basket
bali players to perform on a
Blue and Gray quintet in many
years.
Added to the list Of sport no
tables who are to attend the "G''
club dinner tonight Is Edward
.(Slip) Madigan, football coach
of the st. Marys tCa1if.) team,
which was undefeated and scored
upon only once last season. Gene
Tunney, retired b q eavyweig h
champion: Charles Bacl1marl, foot
ball coach at Florida University
and Arthur Duffey. famous sprint
star of the early 190O's, also will
speak tonight.
Catholic US baseball team
departs tonight ON . two
game trip, tackIing VillanOva
I'm Philadelphia tomorrow and
Manhattan in New York Sat.
urday.
In their game with Villanova
here some three weeks ago the
score ended in q tie when the
visitors walked off the field
after disputing an lmpire's de
cision. Manhattan already holds
onc decision over the Cards, but
the latter expect to even matters
Saturday.
Maryland dropped a 1O-to-s
game to v. M. I. yesterday just
when it thought it had the de
ciSion as good as in the bag. Go
ing into the eighth on the short
end of a 4-tQ-3 count, the Ole
Liners rallied and forged to the
front with a fine six-run rally
In the last of the ninth the Ca
diets came back with a rush ano
pushed over the winning tallies
The Catholic u. tennis team
registered a 6-to-2 win over the
American u. METERS yesterday
winning four Of the six singles
and both doubles. The score
follows:
sINGLEs-Raiche (c) defeated Car
ter. 6-S. 6-s; Morris (C.) defeated
COLLISION, SIS. s-2: Claudel (c) de
: defeated Woods. s--S, 6--1; Fuchs IA
defeated Bradley. Is, 6-1, 81
Washburn lA.) defeated Martin, 6-3
DoURLEs-Morris and claudeI &c,
defeated Olusted and Shloss, 10-s
SIS; Genoa and Martin (C.) defeated
Woods and Fuchs. s--1. 6--s.
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