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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-08-06

magyarsagnak es oszes baratalnk-
max segitseget fs aldozatkeszse-
get, amellyel nagy utunlS sikeres
befejeztset lehet0ve tettek. listen
6vja Magyarorszagot. :
Rothermere lord tavirata
az oceanrepiilokhoz
Az 6ceanrepiiles h6seihez Ro
thermere lord alabbi siirg0nye er7
kezett:
"Endresz es Magyar aviatil1u
sok, Budapest. A legmelegebben
iidv0zlom Onoket nagyszerii tel
jesitmenyiikert, amellyel 'megtet-
tex az els0 megaIlasn6lkiili mon
stop flight) Eszak-Amerikat6l
Budapestig es ezzel egyszersmind
uj legi rekordot allitottak fel az
Atlanti ocean atrepiileseben. Ez-
eel nagymertekben n0veltfk orsz;i
guk prezstizset es bizonysagot
tettek vilag el6tt, hogy ambar
Magyarorszag szenvedett a nem-
zetkozi igazsagtalansagtol es a
gazdasagi nyomast6l, fiainak szcl-
leme kepes a legmagasabbfoku Is
a leghatalmasabb teliesitmenyek-
re. Az On0k vallalkozasa Magyar
orszag t0rekveseivel szorosan 0sz-
szefiigg, Onok egyesitettek ma
gukban a hazafiassagot a sport
szellemmel es kovetesremelto pei
dat allitottal magyar ifiusag
eIe. Macy elegtttelemre szolgal
hogy atnyujthatom On0knek az
altalam felaianlott tizezer doIla,
ros dijat, amelyet Onok oily bril-
lian,san .kierdemeltek. Intezked-
tenn, hogy ext penz0sszeget On0k-
mex legr0videbb idGn beliil kez-
nez juttass;ik Rothermere lord. "
Rothermere lord elkiildte Bethlen-
mex ket pil6ta jutalmat, a
$1O,O0O-t
Rothermere lord, aki jelenlee
Baden-Badenben tartozkodik, ma
a kovetkezo taviratot intezte gr0f
Bethlen Tstvan minisztereln0kh0z
"Orommel hallom, hogy a ma.
gyar Atlanti-oceanrepiiles skier
rel jart es hogy Justice for
Hungary az Atlanti ocean atrepii.
lesevel uj rekordot alfitott fel
Mint ismeretes NagymeltosagoC
eiott, a reptiles sikeres vegrehaj
tasara $4,000 jutalmat tiiztem Xxi
/ Kitiintettsnek vennem, ha belle
egyeznek abba, hogy ezt az 0ssze
get nevemben ket repiilonel
atadja. Ha Nagymeltosagod szi
yes lesz belegyezeset ajanlatom
| hoz megtaviratozni, az 0sszege
siirg0nyileg bocsatom rendelke
zes6re.
Kerem Ont Is Bethlen gr6fn3t
| fogadjak szivelyes iidv0zIetemet
Rothermere.
| Bethlen Istvan grof MINISTER
elnok a taviratra a k0yetkez6 va
| laszt kiild0tte:
Tsmetelten k0sz0netet mondol
fordsa godnak nagylelkii tamoga
| tasaert. Kerem fogadia legben
s6bb halank kifejezes6t szive
| Hdvozletert. Or0mmel vallalkozon
ARA, hogy kitiizott $1O,0000-o
jutalomdijat diadalmas magya
6ceanrepiiloknek atadjam.
Bethlen gr6f.
A miniszterelnok valaszsiirgc
nye a deli 6rakban mar megerke
zett Rothermere lordhoz, aki azo
nal intezkedett, hogy a $4,000,
taviratilag utaljak at Budapestrt
"Hittiink a magyar Igazsagban
Magyar Sander nyilatkozata
Sokan AIT hiszik, hogy Endres
baratommal sz6rakoztunk a
uton. Alig valtottunk masrol $40
j mint geprol es mindenkol
t helyzetr6l .Ezeken xviii csak
1hozzatartoz6ink erdekeltek, aki4
mex az izgalmat teljesen atere'
{ tiik. Mi azonban nyugodtak vo
tunk. Biztunk magunkban es hi
g think maDvar TOa yoA chan am al
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-08-06
Kihallgatason a kormanyz6nal

"A kormanyzo ma deli IL orakor
fel craig tart6 skihalgatason To-
gadta Endresz Gyorgy es Magyar
Sandor magyar 6ceanrepiil6ket es
ez alkalommal szemelyesen nyuj-
totta at nekik a harmadosztalyu
magyar erdemkeresztet.
A kormanyz6 mai kihallgatasa
alkalmaval Endresz Gyorgy0t es
Magyar Sandort nagy teljesitme-
nyiik elismeresekepen soron kiviil
szolgalatonkiviili viszonyban sza-
zadosoknak nevezte XII.
Ezutan kormanyz6 kihallga-
tason fogadta Szalay Emit. az
oceanrepiiles mecenasat SCENE.
lyesen nyujtotta at neki is a har-
madil1 osztalyu magyar erdemke-
resztet.
Az 6ceanrepulok az orszaggyules
iinnepe,lyes megnyitasan
Bethlen Istvan grof Minister
elnok ma delel6tt meghivta En-
dresz Gyorgy0t es Magyar San
dort, a ket hos magyar oceanrepii-
lot az orszaggyiiles holnapi iinne-
pelyes megnyitasara.
Halaad6 mise a Scent Istvan
bazilikaban
Julius 21-en, kedden d6lel3tt
0rakor a Scent lstvan bazilikaban
halado istentisztelet lesz abbol az
alkalombol, hogy a magyar ocean
repiil6k meresz vallalkozasa si.
kerrel TART
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-08-06
(Folytatjuk.)

mcgovta es segitette.
lIalatelt Swivel koszonjiik a
nagy amerikai n6pnek, kiilonosen
pedig az Egyesiilt Allamokban fl5
magyarsagnak ts oszes barataink-
max segitseget fs aldozatkaszs9-
get, amellyel nagy utunk sikeres
befeieztset lehet0ve tettek. listen
0via Magyarorszagot. =
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1931-08-06
Grof Bethlen Istvan tavirata
Rothermere lordhoz

A Justice for Hungary meyer
kezese alkalmab0l Bethlen minisz-
terelnok taviratot intezett Rother-
mere lordhoz, amelyben a magyar
nemzet neveben kijszonetet mond
azert, hogy nagylelkii aldozatkGsz
segevel m6dot IS lehet0seget
nyujtott ARA, hogy ezzel az ocean
repiilessel tanusagot tehessiink a
magyar er3 IS akarat rendithetet-
lensegerol.
Endreszek k0sz0nete Amerika
nepehez
Endresz Gyorgy Is Magyar San
dor, hos magyar 6ceanrepiil6k
az Associated Presshez intezet,
taviratuk utjan a kovetkez0 k0
sz0netet inteztek Amerika nepe
hez:
Huszonot 6ras utunk sikere,
befejezese utan, amely benniinke1
Amerika nagy fianak, Lindbergh
mex peldaja senkentett, halatel'
Swivel fordulunk Istenhez, akit
minden dics6seg es halat mon
dunk azert, hogy benniinket &
gepiinket, Justice for Hungary
huszon0t 6ras kiizdelmiink alat
The Washington times., 1931-11-05
HEIGHTS BOOKING

The Capitol Heights 125-pound-
ers are after games. Call Manager
Evans at Capitol Heights 40.
The Washington times., 1931-11-05
EIGHT TEAMS SIGN FOR SATURDAY PIN LOOP
DUNBAR MEETS
CARDOZO HIGH

The annual championship series
between the three ,colored high
schools Of the city will open to-
morrow with the Dunbar. Poets
meeting the fast charging Car
dozo High eleven in the James
E. Walker Stadium.
The series this year is ex-
pected to be the most thrilling
in the history of gridiron activi-
ties among the schools. The three
schools, Armstrong, Dunbar and
Cardozo, have very strong teams
and fierce battle is expected
when any of the two clash.
A Crack Eleven
Cardozo, coming into the series
just three years ago, has this sea-
son one of the best aggregations
in the South Atlantic Confer
ence. The boys are coached by
E. v. Evans and Jack Young, the
latter a former Howard Univer.
sity star. The line is heavy and
the backfield fast. In a Lad by
the name Of Robinson, who plays
left halfback, the M Street school
has one of the two triple-threat
men in the schools.
Dunbar, the conference cham
pion last year, has a stellar
eleven and will be hard to defeat
by either Cardozo or Armstrong
In Minns. captain and quarter
back, the Poets have the best
backfield ace developed in the
local schools in half a decade.
It has been his playing that has
resulted in many victories for his
team this season.
Armstrong has a heavy team
this season., but the boys have
not gotten going as yet. It may
be that the Manual Trainers will
disclose something in the series
and carry off all honors.
The Washington times., 1931-11-05
Brentwood Gridders
In Practice TOniqht

The Brentwood Hawks practice
tonight at Seventeenth and Con-
stitution Avenue Northwest, at
7:30 o'clock in preparation for an
important game Sunday against
the Centennials.
This fray. incidentally, is a
grudge one, as the Hawks were
barely nosed out for a league
championship by the Cents last
year. Earlier in the season the
Hawks beat their despised rivals,
6 to 0.
Mrs. Shirley Kaske is still affili-
ated with the Hawks. She is busi.
ness manager. Perry Wilkinson,
director of athletics at Mt. Raj.
nier High, is coach.
Outstanding players on the
team include Jules Sorrell, former
Tech High star; the Fellner broth.
ers, Stewart and Willie: the era.
mer twins, Orville and Peter; viii.
liams, White, Simpson, Finch Bat.
son and McManuS.
The Washington times., 1931-11-05
'CHAMP SCORES
IN CLOSE BOUT

CHICAGO, Nov. 5.-ChriStopher
Battallno still wore the world
featherweight mpionship
crown today after a precarious
10 rounds spent in the Stadium
ring last night with Earl Mastro,
the hard-hitting Chicagoan. The
champion won on a decision
which was not unanimous.
The two 126-pounderS waged a
furious battle in which Battalino
managed to absorb every kind Of
withering punch Mastra could de-
liver.
Two times, once in the second
round and again in the sixth,
the champion floored the game
challenger. But Battalino was
forced to absorb terrific bonn
bardment in the opening rounds.
Bat Floors Him
Mastro had a tremendous lead
on the champion up to the sixth
round when Battalino whipped a
terrific right to the challenger's
stomach. Mastro settled to the
canvas for a count of nine.
The challenger resumed his ag-
gressive attack, but his rally ap-
parently carried insufficient fire
to harm the rugged Battalino.
The Chicagoan hit the champion
with just about everything he
could muster, but Battalino's
stamina weathered the storm.
Mastro's bid for the champion
ship was so spirited that, despite
the two knockdowns, the battle
nearly ended in draw. Edward
Hintz, one of the judges, de-
clared the fight a draw. Ed
Klein, the other judge. gave the
champion So points and az to
Mastro while Referee Dave Barry
gave Battalino the edge on a
score of 81 to 40.
The crowd numbered 1902
OerSO0S
The Washington times., 1931-11-05
Bowling
Tonight

District League-Lucky Strike VS..
Columbia. at Lucky Strike.
Maryland-Virginia Suburban League
Alexander VS.. Rockville, at AieNandrla ;
Hyattsville VS.. Bethesda, at Hyattsville;
Kensington VS.. Mt. Rainier. at kensing-
Holy Name Society League-Nativity
VS.. ST. Francis Xavier. at Temple; st.
Paul VS.. st. Anthony at Mt. Rainier.
Recreation League-Cubs VS.. Blue
Flame. Sims Music Studio vs. Cook s
Bakery. Stantons vs. Rex, POPS VS.. I'm
Recreation.
Ladies' Federal League-Commerce
Comets VS.. Marines. Commerce VS.. In
ternal Revenue. Labor VS.. Bureau of
Mines. Census VS.. Treasury. Interstate
VS.. Commerce Juniors. Veteran Admin
istration VS.. G. P. O.. War VS.. Economics,
Agriculture VS.. G. A: O.. at Arcadia.
Squad vs.. War College, Barbettes VS..
Adjutants, Howitzers VS.. photographic,
Frankies VS.. Fort Humphries, Finance
VS.. Reproduction. Construction vs. Pam
anna Canal. Statistics VS.. Auditors. Off
GERS VS.. Engineers. at Arcadia.
Takoma LIE u e-Mattingly's VS..
Takoma Philgas. Cathedrars VS.. Bank
of Brightwood at Takoma Park;
VS.; independents. at City Postoffice.,
G. P. o. Day League-Type Machine
VS.: Job Room. at G. P. o.
masonic League-Armlnlus VS.. La
Parker vs. stansbury, Potomac VS.. st.
Jerusalem VS.. Takoma, National vs..
Washington Centennial, Columbia vs..
King David Dawson VS.. Joppa, at
Convention Hall.
Terminal Y League-Blue Shirts VS..
oodchoppers. at Terminal Y.
Killowatt League--,Bookkeeping VS..
ing. Sub Station VS.. Schedule. Meter VS..
Cashier. Meter Reading VS.. Sales Com
mercial VS. Appliance. at Temple.
Commercial League-Peoples Drug
Store VS.. Daily News, Carry Ice Cream
VS.. Diamond Cab, Wonder Bread vs..
Times Herald. Evening Star VS.. Wood
ward & Lothrop, Occidental Hotel VS..
Automotive League-Stanley Horner
vs.. Skinker Motor Steuart Motor VS..
Emerson Orme. Buick Motor VS..
Pohanka. Lee Butler VS.. Mott Motor.
1. P. Steuart VS.. H. B. Leary, Trew
Motor VS.. Packard. at Lucky Strike.
GEORGETOWN Recreation League-Ma-
gruder. Inc. vs.. Havens Coal, st.
stephens VS.. Jefferson Spring. at George
intercollegiate League-Maryland VS..
Lehigh. Dartmouth VS.. Cornell. Michi-
gan VS.. Navy. V. NJ. /. VS.. Yale, Har-
var4 VS.; Princeton. V. P. I. VS.. Brown,
Prince Georges Mems League-1ndian
Creek Laundry VS.. Chillum. W. s. s. D.
Gonstruetion VS.. Brentwood Market. at
Prince Georges Ladies' Lea ague-Chil-
Arcade.
Bethesda League--Montgomery Build.
ing VS.. Frierdship, at Bethesda.
The Washington times., 1931-11-05
Paddock Notes

PIMLICO, Md, Nov. SACK
Mcpherson purchased What Have
You, 3-year-old chestnut gelding
son of Tryster and Prodigy, at
private terms from Frederick
Johnson and ran him in his own
silks in today's opener.
Joe Morris states that he has
been restored to good standing
by the Maryland Racing Commits
sion and that he will train the
horses of the S. and r. Stable.
Trainer Bud Stotler, who holds
the contract on Willie Nertney,
leading winning rider during the
recent Laurel session, has limited
the lads riding to four mounts
per day. Nertney has ridden
over 40 winners since breaking
his maiden last summer in New
York and as he won't lose his
apprentice allowance until next
year Stotler does not want to
burn the lad out.
The program makers had plen-
ty to do when Trainer Augie
Hutchins entered Mercel Del
porte's Big Daddy today. as Del
portes silks programmed as red,
black and yellow thirds. black
linen front and back, yellow and
black sleeves, yellow cap, red but
tons and black visor.
The expected happened when
Sonneli was placed on the school
ing list. Gloria Maris also joined
the school, which numbers 80 So
called bad actors.
Prepare is the second horse to
be barred at the meeting for re-
fusing to break from the stall
gates.
Major Warburton, who with
Joseph E. Widener operates the
Miami, Fla, course, is due today
to confer with Pari-mutuel Man
ager Mortimer M. Mahoney.
Jockey Frankie Coltiletti, who
took a short vacation in an ef-
fort to regain his form, swung
back into action today astride
Leslie E. Kieffer's Diasaburo.
Paul Codd has taken over
Jimmy Sutro and Pourboire to
train for the remainder of the
meeting.
Augustus F. Goodwin, president
of the Eastern Horse Club Of
Boston, arrived with Bandit and
Kybo. They are being trained by
Norman Kennedy, former steeple-
chase rider.
According to her husband, Mrs.
Thomas Doyle will ship three
horses to the winters racing at
Miami,
The Washington times., 1931-11-05
Capital City League
Schedule
Unlimited Division

Unlimited Division
Dixie Pigs VS.. Marions, at Seat
Pleasant, p. m. Referee-Du Four.
Umpire-Summers.
Brookland VS.. St. Stephens, at Con-
zaga Field p. m. Referee-O
Mitchell. Umpire-Farrington
Del Ray VS.. Griff-Blue Goals, at Del
Ray. p. m. Referee-Crandall
Fraters vs. Seaman Gunners. at
Baggett's Stadium. Referee-Sweeney
Umpire-Stevens. Linesman-Tulloch.
15O-POund Division
Petworth Pennants VS.. Meridians. at
Silver Spring. p. m. Referee-Mc-
Northern Props vs. Palace, at Silver
Spring, 8 p. m. Referee-McDonald.
Umpire-Kail
Centennials VS., Brentwood Hawks,
Gonzaga Field, 1 D. m. Referee-O.
Mitchell. Umpire-Farrington.
Stantons VS. Brookland Boys Club,
West Potomac No. q p m. Referee
Cox.
135-POund Division
Notre Dame Props VS.. Apache Preps.
at Fairlawn No. 3, p. m. Referee
Enright.
Northeast Motors VS.. Federals, at
West Potomac No. ., l p m. Referee
Hengstler.
The Washington times., 1931-11-05
rs Court Contests
Listed for StenOgS

The Business High School bas-
ketball team will not lack for any
action on the courts this season.
Announcement of the teams
schedule reveals that 26 games
are to be played.
The Stenogs open their season
November 10 against the newly
organized Wilson Teachers Col
lege. This fray will be played in
the Business High gymnasium. The
Stenogs' first game in the inter
high series is against Tech, Janu-
ary 8.
The schedule:
November 19-Business VS.. Wilson
Teachers College at Business.
December S-Business vs. Emerson at
Emerson; IL, Business VS.. Washington
Lee High at Washington-Lee; Is, Busi-
ness VS.. Catholic University Freshmen
at Catholic University; II, Business
VS.. G. w. Freshmen at George Wash
ington: Is, Business VS.. Washington-Lee
at Business.
January 5-Business vs. Maryland
Freshmen at Maryland: 6, Business VS..
ton: s, Business vs. Tech at Tech; ~,
Business vs. Eastern at Tech: IS. Bust
ness VS.. St. Johns at Annapolis: IS,
Business VS.. Central at Tech: 20, Busi-
ness VS.. C. U. Freshmen at Catholic
University; II, Business VS.. Swavely at
Business; %, Business VS.. Western at
Tech: 26, Business VS.. Tech at Tech:
27, Business VS.. Gonzaga at Business; /;
%, Business VS.. Gonzaga at Gonzaga;
29 Business VS.. Eastern at Tech.
February 2-Business VS.. Central at
Tech; 4, Business VS. Swavely at
Swavely; 5. Business vs. Boys Club at
Boys Club; 9, Business VS.. Western at
Tech; II, Business VS.. Wilson Teachers
College at Wilson Teachers College;
IL, Business VS.. Emerson at Business;
20, Business VS., Greenbrier at Lewis
burg, w. Va
The Washington times., 1931-11-05
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The Washington times., 1931-11-05
T co MING
DAY CAME

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Nov. S.
One of the largest crowds of the
season is expected to populate
Baggett'S Stadium tomorrow to
witness the annual Homecoming
Day Game" of the Alexandria
High School eleven. The Maroon
and Orange engage the Washing
ton and Lee High Little Gen.
erals" from Ballston, Va.
The two teams have prepared
diligently for the fray. Both
have experienced commendable
seasons which gives the forthcom-
ing meeting the promise of be-
coming an unusually interesting
combat.
Teams Evenly Matched e.
A brief illustration in regards
to the strengths of the teams
can be taken from one game
which was quite an important
one to each team. Hopewell High
was the opponent in each in
stance.
11Op6WG1 Uc1edGSu w WdSI1lIlSGO
and Lee, Is to 0 while Alexandria
High was turned back to the tune
of 20 to o. It is on this contest,
as said, that the two rivals base
their strengths for this season.
They feel that they are about
evenly matched because of their
showings against Hopewell.
Jimmy Bruin, a triple threat
man, is expected to be Alexandria
Highs star tomorrow. Archie
Via is the Washington and Lee
"big Lacquer"
The Washington times., 1931-11-05
WOOD VISIONS
LEAGUE AS
B|GBOON
By GINO SINH


:. One Of the main reasons why
Bill Wood, major domo Of the
Meyer Davis bowling enterprises,
1 launched the District Suburban
I Duckpin League idea was to pro-
4 vide duckpin .addicts with a
Il chance to indulge in their favor
+ ite pastime on Saturday after
! moons.
:" All matches are to start at 3
O'Clock and will be over long
before supper time.
The idea Is meeting with en-
thuSiastic response f1om the va
riouS alley managers and all are
cooperating in every Way to put
/ the thing over.
Already teams have been prom
tsed by Red Megaw at Temple;
Tad Howard, at Dendezvous; Ed
/. Schlegel. at Georgetown Recrea-
. ton; Oscar Hiser, at Hyattsville;
Charley Carl, at Takoma Park,
!. and Henry HiSer, at Bethesda.
|. Bill Woods two establishments,
Lucky Strike and King Pin, are
|: also all set, with Howard Camp
bell busily engaged gathering up
f;a lineup for his third major
/; Lucky Strike team, while Hokie
4 Smith and Art Logan are signing
y up the boys for another King
|, Pin team.
|, Proctor, HeItman Busy
! Out at Silver Spring, Frank
Proctor is casting around for tai
\ ent available on the weekend
II afternoon. and feels confident of
heing able, to pick up a strong
cet1bination, while Chick Helr-
mans is toiling earnestly to get a
Petworth team in shape.
The league is expected to draw
heavily on the talent in the three
major loops Of the city, District,
National Capital and Md.-Va.
Suburban Leagues.
What will particularly draw
bowlers will be the rich prize list.
The franchise fee will be the
same as that of the major
leagues, and the bowlers will pay
the usual 81 for each set, but SIS
cents Of this will go to the prize
FUNDS, instead Of only 40 cents
as Is the case in the other major
leagues. That increases a full
season prize list by over 500, no
mean increase.
Only Two s lies
Only two Series can be rolled
this season, but, in spite of it,
the cash awards will be plenty
substantial.
The District-Suburban League
Idea is a "fly-back" from = e Dis
! trict Junior League, and dove-tails
nicely with it. The Junior League
Is a gratis affair, for the various
lowing alleys charge the young
sterS absolutely nothing to roll.
The 10 cen:5 per game the boys
are paying goes back to them in
prize money.
To balance this expense, a
league covering the same circuit
Of alleys We more or less a nat
ural. However, it is Bills convic-
ton that Saturday Afternoon
League among big Time" bowl
ers has b IN long due, and that
next year this league will be
just as stro:'3 as its three major
rivals.
The newly proposed league will
hold a meeting at the Lucky
Strike alleys at o'clock Satur-
day afternoon, following the Tenn
nla.M0H nal Po1n DfyI m Ac.o
The Washington times., 1931-11-05
PIGS WORK

The Dixie Pigs practice tonight
at 8 o'clock on the Seat Pleasant
field,
The Washington times., 1931-11-05
Announcements
LOST AND FOUND

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ables Return mangr Carlton Hotel. Rwd.
COLLlE-Black and white male. lost: tag
No. 16507. Reward. 124S 27th St. N. W.
HANDBAG. containing mechanics tools.
vicinity Champlan and KalOrama Rd.
n W. Reward. Return to w. F. & E. l..
SMITH North 3142.
MANS BulOva watch and bracelet on
Sat. at track: initials r. E u: Sl0
reward. Keystone Apartments. 704.
SHOT GUN IN LEATHER CASE-Vicin-
ity of 22nd and Randolph SITS. N. E.;
will give full description: liberal reward.
pot. G235-J.
The Washington times., 1931-11-05
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lively furnished private home
gentlemen only garage
reasonable rental.
USED CAR FOR sALE-FOrd Sport
Coupe. 1929 model car in
excellent condition throughout
can be bought at the bargain
price of $500.
GARAGE FOR RENT-G st. y. e.
suitable for 1 or 2 ears
will rent at q very low price
Call today.
WANTED: PIANOs5;Wanted ...S
wanted for school give
price and age.
These are "sideli0hts' on some Of mani
interesting advertisements you LctH find u
tOdGV's ClassiJiaT Ads.
The Washington times., 1931-11-05
Business Opportunities

DO YOU HAVE local unlisted first mort.
loss including F. n. Smith Company
bonds. Miller Train Control and Cities
Service stock? Can handle limited amount
reply must state securities held. Address
Box IL. Times. Herald.
GAS STATION-Doing excellent business:
low rent; sacrifice Phone Hyatts 1875.
SALE OR RENT-3I2 st e. store
& residence. 1st commercial 6 rms. elec.
h.-w.h.: reas. terms. Owner AID 1909
The Washington times., 1931-11-05
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