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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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NURSE SE-GOVEPNESS-Yo lady, refined,
seeks position to care for one or two young
children with family leaving CITY for sum
ceIent references Address Box 44-E Star
Office
PRACTICAL, NURSING, all branches; day
or general housework city or suburbs; stay
nights If needed; references CsIl Soi, ooo9'
SOPRANO Sol DIST for church choir; expe-
rienced: references; reasonable. Ad. s807-J.
general clerical expert
ence, high-school education. age 20; very
GOOD typist; SIS week ADAMS 94ss.
STENOG -SFCTY. Il years exp, desires
pern1 or temp position; operate switch
board. nimeograph Ediphene; refs; $40.
Call Wisconsin 474C-J. y
TAnORESS on mems new. ready-maasdte ast
suits; 20 years experience. Call Ga. 4434.
Josephine.
YOUNG LADY. experienced bookkeeper-
typist knowledge Of stenogTaphy; capable
and reliable. Call Col. 038o-W. i
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
LOANS TO HOME OWNERS AND BUYERS sFiS'
in small amounts and TO oe fepalu IAoii an.
Address BOX 407-E. star once So
FOR SALE-Large fruit store, doing gooo
business: can add meat market III same o66ests
cheap Met. S5s3. --- 'o
POOL, ROOM-Contents OF Stable room Tor
sale all first-class equipment OF, VII Sc, se4I
business Everything must be SOLD bS SaI-
urday Palace Pool ROOM lfls Fe4.S'
LUNCH ROOM FOR SALE - Busy place.
1912 l4th ST. NV.
GROCERY = GUARANTEE $500 WE5kLT l5.l5 / LIZ
LOCATED Sc. SECIIONi MIXED ThAL1E' hzI1S
LONG Ll3N ooIs ESTABLISHED; GOOD FNoF'19'
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY for former !aun-
dry or dry-cleanipg superintendent or route
man with four thousand qo5SIS IN compiete MI con-
troll by making further payments OUT y!
profts; modest salary to start Win ID sha sIS
right party can take charge AhIleul" sets
Address Box 132-R. star ONCE. o.
BAKERY AND RETAIL STORE, fully eaqip-
ped: viii sell cheap for cash. Address Box
IJERE IS AN OPPORTUNITY for one who
wants to buy a new meat market tor very
little money For information call Met SSUo.
DEIICATESsEN for sale; hrst-class corner
Iocation; doing good business; reasonabls
sell account III health. Address BOX loI,H'
Star ONCE
INVEST $500 and take over a bakery, lunch
and conf business o. 10 SeSf5s ,',Ii aoip
ment. rrlsy inc delivery truck. r. NJ. De shazo,
1880 l4th st. open ewes.
SERVICE STATION, 1900 gal. mo. guaran-
iced; near airport, corner; everything goes,
inc buildings and full equipment; DO not
apply unless prepared 70 invest $2'250 cash
r. NJ De ShRzo il30 l4th st. open ewes.
BARBECUE, lunch, soft drinks; ami, inc
Frigidaire Pay $1,000 and get best est
business on BALTIC. highway, close IN. Rent
SAC. inc living quarters; unlimited lime X
M De ShRzo. 1850 l4th st. Open ewes.
ov.D ESTABLISHED GROCERY, notions etc,
growing community. close IN dwelling at
tached, rooms: rent, Sl25 70! all; clean
stock: easy terms. r. NJ. De Shazo, 1880
18th st. open ewes.
ROOMING HOUSE rooms ? baths; heat
not water furnished; sell on terms. 1908
9Th NV. ---'.-
NEWSSTAND in lobby high-grade hotel; go
ing business; equipped and stocked. Price,
si,l00 Address Box 234-R, Star once.
LUNCH RooM-sMALL OVERHEAD; MAX
ING MONEY; SHORT HOURS; ASKING
S1,450 CASH; LOW RENTAL. NAT. e255
ROoMING HOUSE. s47 9th ST. nv; 10
rooms, baths clean; all rooms nlled; rea-
sonabie rent can be seen any timer
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HELP-WOMEN,

GIRIS-Learn beauty culture at reliable
school Commission paid while learning
Stewarts Beauty School. 92l st. NV.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
tContinued.l

PLUMBING AND HEATING. REPAIRS AND
remodeling; prompt, personal service. e. K
st ne District 9487. =
POOEINC one of the cheapest men
INCII ~ " in town. All work guar
anteed. E. LATHAM, Nat. 1862. g
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RADIO SALES AND SERVICE.

RADIO REPAIRS RS-Headquarters; all makes
expert radio specialists. power pack. trans
former, condenser troubles a speciality Stee
Br 2 so
Evening star., 1932-06-30

SllO; Stuyvesant upright. $50; Steinway up
right S1l0, Steinway upright, $685. small
struments guaranteed for f1ve years and free
hauling; pianos for rent. Hugo Woreh, 1llO
@ NV Est. 1879
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BOATS.

FOURTH OF JULY OUTBOARD BARGAIN.
Thompson I6-foot sea model. Evinrude au-
tomato starter 25-h p. motor: boat and
motor cost new $499 so: outht never used;
must sell both S375 or best offer. Call Lin
coin 10290. i
ONE % 1882 38-foot twin cabin Matthews
cruiser.
One % 1892 3O-foot sport cabin Richard
son cruiser.
one IL 24-foot Chris Craft runabout, with
125-hp. marine motor, 36 m. p. b.
These boats are for immediate delivery at
sacrifice prices. On display at our water
front show rooms every day until pm.
FLOODGATE MOTOR BOAT SALES Co,
14th and water SITS. SW.
METROPOLITAN 1904 or 8565.
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sITUATIoNS-woMEN.

oIA AAAONc-WOhER.
DENTAL ASST. desires position; Bosworth
training, 3 years experience Also some
hospital training Dec. l9e3. 30
DENTAL HYGIENIST, experienced, wishes
position as hygienist or assistant, or both;
VIII also substitute. Call Columbia 6l31. 30
DRESsAfAKING, remodeling by the day;
good hand at chair covers. West Os23-J,
at 40
GENERAL OFFICE WORK experienced cleo
trie tabulator operator; ref. Pot. 404l. So
HOUSEKEEPER-Lady. young. refined.
wishes POSITION houseWofR, companion 10
elderly person. or in motheTleSs home. Ad-
dress Box 2i4-R, Star once l.
VERNESS-Reading and speak
ing knowledge OF German; references. Ao-
dress BOX 227-R. Star once
NURSE, practical, experienced, care sick or
Invalid; highest ref; useful city or away.
North seao.
Evening star., 1932-06-30

ESSEX SEDAN. latest 1892 special Pace
makeri' model. practically new, perfect con-
dition; privately owned. viii sell at subEtan-
tial saving Small trade, cash or terms. See
Mr. carteas 1a0l r &h Qeestur S90o<
Evening star., 1932-06-30

BUICK 1929 COACH - This car has been
thoroughly reco1ditioned ard has new tai
lored seat covers; S495. Warheld Motor Co.
1880 Conn. ave NV. District 1880. Open
evenings and Sunday
Evening star., 1932-06-30

GRADUATE UNIVERSITY
of Michigan will tutor mathematics. his
tory or French. Emerson 1851. 5O--
BEAUTY CULTURE.
THE Modern Way'-Easy TO Learn.
Moderate Rates-Expert Instruction.
Free Employment Service-StaTt Any Time
MODERN SCHOOL OF BEAUTY CULTURE,
655 Earle Bldg. Dept. H.
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HEIP--MEN

POY- live home, deliver pkgs l6 years,
white Requirements: Security, bike with
pkT. rack, politenesS ana character impor-
tant. Address Box 226-R, star once -------
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PARTS-PARTS

for all cars and trucks. Used cars and
trucks for sale Open Sundays. Robert Her
sons Auto Exchange. ~ Fla, ave. ne.
953-959 Fla ave. NV. North l04O5.
Evening star., 1932-06-30
SALE--AUTOMOBILES.

AUTOMOBILES At Wescnlers auto auction,
day. 10 am. Usually 9 good assortment.
Evening star., 1932-06-30

Essex 1882 SEDAN DEMONSTRATORS, 1896
This car same as new; perfect condition; low
down payment, terms. Call between and
m. Georgia 1914. -
FORD 1880 TOWN sEDANS-Your choice Of
three; all in perfect condition: new tires
s3l9: easy terms. Triangle Motor Co.,
Evening star., 1932-06-30

BUICK '27 TUDOR SEDAN - Only $l35;
Smooth motor; original finish; clean interior;
any demonstration. rs other cars. Lee D.
Butler, Inc, 2l55 Champlain 81. Col. $3.50.
Evening star., 1932-06-30

INSURANCE SOLICITORS. experienced; new
auto policy, sch for s23i very attractVe' pst-
manent position. National 2621, i
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sITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.

CHAMBFRMAID, waitress, experienced,
wants position, also do general housework
Tor two Adams 1ss9-M, 1920 Sherman
Evening star., 1932-06-30

MAN, white. for transfer company who can
drive truck experienced in handling furni-
ture: So per day. Start work July ;. Ad-
dress Box 227-R, Star ONCE.
Evening star., 1932-06-30

CASH REGISTERS. snow cases. van cases,
counters. shelving, chairs. tables. scales. iron
safes. coffee urns. steam tables. soda foun-
tains, electric grinders, mixers. refrigerators,
partitions. store equipment and fixtures Of
syerY description Edgar Baum. Inc. sl4
r st NV.
Evening star., 1932-06-30

AUBURN SEDAN, sI25. A holiday special.
Lee D. Butler, PISS Champlain st. Columbia
$3.50. rs other cars on the lot and on sales
floor.
Evening star., 1932-06-30

BUICK COUPE late 1929: rumble seat; sac
ridce. S265; terms; looks and runs like new;
only 5000 milease. Col, 4040.
Evening star., 1932-06-30

APPAREL. mems, women's and children's S.
and furniture Of all description wanted Tor
rummage sale. Gather up what you have no
further use for. Cau Mr. Cohen. 1898 7th st.
NV Met 9764 and 7749 Pay cash. l.
Evening star., 1932-06-30

BUICK 1873 STANDARD SEDAN-Flne COM
dition only S375, on terms. I'LL 18th st. n. W.
BUICK s-CYLINDER 81 ROADSTER--Sport
model; rumble seat; 6 wheels and fender
wells; fine condition and appearance like
new; s775 Lee D. Butler, Inc, PISS Cham
plain st. Col. 5050
Evening star., 1932-06-30

ANTIQUES-By owner, old mahogany side
board tables, bureaus. brass anoirons and
tenders Oriental rugs, chaiSe Tongue. water
color pictures. etc. depression prices. For
apnoIntment. North 0495
Evening star., 1932-06-30
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

VACUUM CLEANERS - General Electric,
Greybar, save SIS while they last Carroll
Supply Co. III 18th st. NV. Nat. 1890.
WASHING MACHINE-A telephone call will
deliver this new Apex model 10. full size,
alI-porcelan tub for $40 so; no obligation to
buy. Carroll Supply Co, III 18th st. NV.
Nat. 1920.
WASHING HINES-FAULTLESS; new
electric washers, regular price, S54. so: Spe-
ciaI at $50 So Apex Ironers demonstrators,
reg ss9 SO. 1T $40 so; terms. SO so down.
balance monthly. LansbUrgh's, 7th, 9Th and
E SITS. NV.
WASHING NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sacri-
ficlng standard makes at great savings.
General Electric, regular price slO9. now
S79 so: A. b. C. spinner was $l65, reduced
to S99 so Thor No. spinner, was $79.50.
S68 so; all subject to prior sale; a phone
message will bring one to your home; act
quickly Carroll Supply CO.. 1T 18th st. NV.
Nat, 1920
Evening star., 1932-06-30

LADIES az, 1923, travel with advertising
group, Calf, Fla and return: $50 mo. salary,
expenses Miss Murphy, Lee House, 7-9 m.
Evening star., 1932-06-30

BUICK 4-DOOR '26 SEDAN-S75 cannot buy
better car than this. See this car and rs
others. Open until 10 pm. lee d. Butler,
Inc, 2l55 Champlain ST. Col $3.50.
Evening star., 1932-06-30

BUICK 4-DOOR SEDAN, 1881. model s-67
finished in black puco; good tires and TOP
perfect mechanical condition. A real bar
gain at $695. Mott Motors, Inc, 1920 l4th
81 u W
Evening star., 1932-06-30
REUPHOLSTERING.
REPAIRING.

3-piece living room suites made like new
for $500; in friezza, tapestry and damask.
Workmanship guaranteed.
LA FRANCE UPHOLSTERING co.
25G9 14th St NV. Col l0l72.
Evening star., 1932-06-30

FURNITURE-Party leaving town will sac
rifice certain articles OF fine household fur
niture: bargain. No 6059. 1901 Conn. ave.
Art 50
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.
fCoutinuedl

UNIVERSITY GRADUATE Will TUTOR IN
chem, math. e. physics, rates reasonable
Call Clev 6400 Apt 1l5
Evening star., 1932-06-30

LADY with business tact and personality for
position; permanent: good income.
Stafe nhnne Address Box l1a-R. Star ofice.
Evening star., 1932-06-30

CHEVROLET SPORT SEDAN. 1896 wire
wheels and trunk rack; carefully handled.
the condition will meet your approval $685.
terms. Frazier's. 5i8 10th st. ne.
Evening star., 1932-06-30
DOGS. PETS. ETC.

TRMPUL CATTERY - Boarding cats and
dogs: Manx kittens for sale. 1927 Battery
lane. Wis. 4735 and 1885.
MERRICOURT CATTERY offers some nice
pedigreed red Persian kittens cheap to good
homes. Studs for mating service. Lincoln
1867 after pm.
Sacrifice for S35. Phone Adams 6l62 5000
N. II. ave.
RARE TOY FOX TERRIER PUPPIES. male.
female cheap. These are the most beautiful
you've ever seen. 322 LIST sc. 2a
WAETED-Cood homes for two tiger kittens,
months old. l1l6 c st. ne. Apt. 8.
Evening star., 1932-06-30

COFFEE URNS. coasters, sLeam tables. gas
Itoves, grease traps steriliZers. counters,
cash registers refrigerators. refrigerator dis
cash registers, tables. chairs. shelving. bake
ovens. etc. Atlas Store Fixture Co.. ala 9Th
gt n " Met p2q7
Evening star., 1932-06-30
wANTFD-SALESMEN.
BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

CIVTI, sFRVICE-Statistica clerk, POLICE.
FIREMAN stenographer, typewritting. speed
dictation and complete secretarial course
Tuition. s5 The Civii Service Preparatory
schooL se cor 18th & T NV. Met. 633I.
Evening star., 1932-06-30
LADIES
SALESWOMAN.

Good pay and permanent po-
sition for woman who can quail
lily through hard, persistent
work. Mr.. Gaines, Suite COS,
1103 Vermont ave. NV.
Evening star., 1932-06-30
sALE-MIsCELLANEOUs

ADDING MACH1NES@Several portabIes at
low prices United Typewriter Co., 1928 N.
Y ave. National $500
Evening star., 1932-06-30

E. holds no fear for a Lee d. But
Ter used-car purchaser. His good
Judgment is backed by our 6O-Day
Guarantee. His choice viii be good
one. Come in and see why business
is good with US.
Evening star., 1932-06-30
TNSTpUCTION COURSES.

AUTO LESSONS FOR EASY PARKING,
clutch control. your or my car, Old. reliable.
Met 1909 Permits seeEren instruction guar.
LEARN TELEPHONE SWITCHBOARD oP-
erating right to get and hold GOOD positions.
Oxford Bldg. i4th and N. Y. ave.
FRENcH-PRIVATE LESSONS: TUTORINGi
reduced rates. 1850 Girard ST. NV, Col.
BIaA-J
Evening star., 1932-06-30

STUDEBAKER DICTATOR 8 SEDAN, 1881
First-claSs mechanical condition: good tires,
top and finish. Specially priced for S395.
Mott Motors Inc, 1920 l4th st. NV.
STUDEBAKER COMMANDER SEDAN, sec
ond series 1925 one Of the cleanest cars you
have ever looked upon good tires and finish;
STUDEBAKER 1881 SEDAN. almost new
cost $1,000, will sacrifice for cash; no deal
ers. 1900 You st. NV.
SPECIAL TO-DAY and tomorrow only-193l
de luxe Ford roadster, in excellent shape
1910 Washington Motor Co, Capitol Heights
$3.50 Central ave. Hillside 0600.
Evening star., 1932-06-30
HEI.P-nOMESTIC-
SITUATIONS-MEN.

SITUATIONS-MEN
BEARBER VIZ start low where there's chance
sT sg7 Bat@ore s. Rstmors I'm saTgsF ns 00fs
BUILDING TRADE SCHOOL TEACHER de-
sires employment for Summer; wide and va
Tied experience; anything, anywhere. Address
Box T6-R, Star ONCE.
BUTLER, valet cook. houseman, white. FIRST
class; low wages; consider anything Deca-
tur 2172. 2lls P st. NV. Apt. Q .
CARPENTER. with SO years experience, IA
miliar with all building trades wishes to
take charge Of apartments; good recon-
mendation. Address Box 1sl-R, Star once.
CHAUFFEUR-Hav completed one year at
COLLEGE would ike position as chauffeur.
house servant or attendant to invalid would
be careful tutor for youngsters. Address
CHEF, colored a real professional in all
lines; city or country. North lO455. 1912
st. NV. p
CHEF-COOK. colored. cafe. hotel or cafe
terra. Address 5Ol9 Ames 81. ne. Lin. 4I3l.
CLERICAL MAN, typist, single, references:
moderate salary, fun or part time. Met.
COOK, butler or chauffeur; town or country;
good reference. Address Box 217-R, Star
office.
COOK. colored. experienced, desires position
in cafeteria or private home; references
Decatur 39ll-W. l.
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE. knowledge. of
shorthand, typewritinE, business routine
euces. Address Box 433-E. Star ONCE. i
HOWARD UNIVERSITY STUDENT wishes
work as waiter, elevator man or chauffeur
Will furnish car II necessary, Dec. 229S-J-
MAN, colored. experienced in milking and
farm work, wants work; best reference. 1882
f st. ne. Atlantic 1919.
PHARMACIST, graduate. registered desires
location in District; references. 3l5 5th
ave, Portsmouth, Va.
PHARMACIST. reEistered. desires any po-
sition in drug store. Relief or permanent.
sl9 North Capitol. Dist. 1874, F. Besse.
POSITION as menager OF estate; have 3s
years experience, frst-clsss carpenter. IA
niliar with all building trades, good at land
seaping and taking care Of grounds and
lawns. Address Box 233-R, Star once, so
STTUATIONS-WOMEN.
DENTAL ASST desires position; Bosworth
Evening star., 1932-06-30
FRESH MIXED BIRD SEED.


Pound, 15c: lbs, 55c; 10 lbs. $10o
ATHERTON s PET SHOP.
6l2 F st. NV Nat 4702,
DOG AND CAT BEAUTY PARLOR
Dogs clipped, 80; sanitary bath. eliminat-
ing fieas 81 1920 Irving NV. Col 0575.
DAY AND NIGHT SERVICE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-12-03
$4,000 Watch AyNa Grid S7ggl Barnett and La1kin Winter
MINOR HEADS FACE
PROBLEMS GALORE
Delegates From All Lower
League Clubs Assemble
for Big PoW-WoW.

By the Associated Press.
~OLUMBUs, Ohio. December g.
Minor league base ball moguls
were arriving here today for
their annual stock-taking.
Harassed by many difficult prob
lens, intensified by present-day condi-
tons, the masnates converged on Ohio's
capital to attend the thirty-f first annual
meeting of the National Association Of
Professional Base Ball Leagues, OPEN
ing tomorrow. d. S..
Every minor league club in the coun-
try and some of the majors will be
represented. the latter to negotiate
possible player deals.
DWINDLINd gate receipts, radio
l. broadcasting of games and limita-
ton of the number of players on
each team will be among the subjects
discussed during the session, which will
continue through next Friday.
Discontinuance of broadcasts will be
recommended by committee of five
named by the association, but some OF
the clubs oppose such a plan, believing
radio descriptions of the games create
added interest. particularly among
local fans.
Limitation Of player rosters also is
favored by the committee, which has
Just completed a national survey OF
minor leagues
NTHER recommendation OF the
~ committee will include salary re-
auctions, closer supervision Of the
geographical makeup Of the leagues
to curtail travelling expenses and cleo
ton of an Executive Committee to re-
place the National Board Of Arbitra-
ton
The initial meeting tomorrow will be
that of the American Association.
Monday this circuit will hold a Joint
session with the International and Pa
cific Coast Leagues. The National
Board Of Arbitration will meet Tues
day and the first general session of the
national association will be held We'd
nesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-12-03
SPECIAL TRAPSH00TS
AT WASHINGTON CLUB
Three Weekly Events Are Planned
This Month-0ficers to Be
Elected December "a.

A N interesting program for the re-
\ mainder of the month is planned
for trapshooters Of Washington
Gun Club.
Sterling silver spoons will be
awarded for high scratch score on the
first so targets from 10 yards and for
high added-target score. In next Sat-
urday's shoot. Two distance handicap
events will complete the program.
A special shoot Is planned December
II. a pre- Christmas turkey competition,
December "a and the officers farewell
shoot, December 81
The clubs annual election of officers
will take place December % at 8
O'Clock in the Office of President Parker
Cook, 1919 F street.
Club trophies will be awarded for
high scratch score and high added
target score, based on club averages
this afternoon at Benning. There also
will be two events on handicap trophies
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-12-03
PIN RECORD B0WLED
BY HELEN SULLIVAN
Hits Game of 1877 as She Takes
Lead in Meyer Davis Tilt
With 1888 Set.
WINDING up her three-game set

WINDING up her three-game set
w with string of 167. Helen Sui
Ivan of the King Pin team Of
the District League assumed the lead
in the annual Meyer Davis Sweepstakes
last night at the Lucky Strike, with a
score of 3S3. ~ .-.-...
In the forging to the front Of the
field Of 80. Helen smashed two records
Her game of 167, which was preceded
by games of 114 and lot, Is the highest
ever rolled by a woman in a District
tournament or league match. and her
388 set Is record for the Meyer Davis
Stakes.
Irene Scott of the Rendezvous team
was second with 800, followed by Billie
Butler and Lorraine GULL, who tied
for third place with 359 The event
will be continued next Friday on the
King Pin drives and ended on Deem
Der 16 at the Lucky Strike. Three
games will constitute each block.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-12-03
SAFETY DECIDES TITLE
Terry's Two Points Give Victory
Over Brookland Boys.

Terry's Service Station eleven today
holds the 150-pound championship of
the Independent Foot Ball League, hav-
ing conquered the Brookland Boys
Club, 2 to 0, last night in Griffith Sta
dunn. 1t was play-off of a 90 battle
played recently.
Early in the last period Mentally Of
Brookland was tackled behind his goal
line by Fred Pell for a safety.
The winners several times threatened
to score in the first half, but couldn't
help fumbling One drive reached the
severi-yard stripe.
Cobra eleven Is after a game with a
l25 or l35 pound eleven tomorrow. The
Georgetown Boys Club is especially
challenged. Call Manager Paul Lawson,
Lincoln 1903.
Hessick Coal gridders are after an
opponent for tomorrow. Call Potomac
1853.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-12-03
P. G. A. ANNOUNCES
new TOURNEY LIST
Winter Affairs Offer $30,S00 in
Prizes Plus Gate Receipts.
Play Through March.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, December 3.-A revised
list Of Winter tournaments, totaling
$50 300 plus gates, has been released by
the Professional Golfers Association.
The schedule runs to the last of March.
The list:
San Francisco Open. December TIP.
Pasadena Open, December 1918, $4,000.
Santa Monica, Calf, December 30-Janu-
Los Angeles Open. January 7-e, $4,000
Agaa caliente Open. January lila.
$1,000
Phoenix Open, January 1921. $4,000.
Dallas. Tex. tentative, January dates,
no prizes announced.
st. Petersburg. February dates, $1,000.
Tampa, February dates, $1,000 plus gate.
Lakeland Fla. February dates $1,000.
International Four-ball. Miami, February
Radium Springs Open, March dates.
North South Open. March 1920, no
prizes announced.
Francis Powers. manager of the p.
@. A. Tournament Bureau today said he
had not been advised Of the reported
cancellation of the rich Los Angeles
Open He said he had wired officials at
Los Angeles, but so far had received no
reply.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-12-03

IF you have followed foot ball,
i especially in the last decade, you
know OF the exploits of Jake
Slagle. one Of the greatest backs in
the history of the game at Princeton.
Slagle now is coach at Gilman
School in Baltimore. 1t was from
Gilman that he went northward to
the Nassau campus, there to revive
the traditions of Snake Ames, Arthur
Poe and "Tllly" Lamar.
Slagle's greatest season was that
OF 1925. in which he gained ALL
America recognition.
His place in the archives of foot
ball was made certain that year
chiefly by 90-yard dash from
scrimmage, which beat Yale. Jake
was not alone a great broken field
runner, he could kick with the best
Of them. And do not forget that
Jake was no behemoth physically.
He never weighed more than 1853
pounds.
After graduation from Princeton,
Slagle took a place as an instructor.
During his college days he was In
tensely interested in geology. In
fact, fell on one of his field trips
kept him out of most of the 1924
season. Slagle also helped with the
coaching until this year. when the
coming Of Fritz Crisler, with his
own staff, sent Jake back to his old
school m Baltimore.
tCopyright, 1892
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1932-12-03
Chicago Is Center
For Golf in 1888

CHICAGO will be made the golf
~ capital Of the United States
during 1888, when the Century
of Progress Exposition will attract
visitors from all parts Of the world.
The U. S. @. A. has awarded both
the national open and the women's
championships to Chicago clubs.
It Is believed that the Professional
Golfers Association Championship
also will be allotted to Chicago and
the Western Golf Association hopes
to place either its Open or its Anna
teur in this district.
Exact dates for the National Open
at the North Shore Club will not be
determined until the annual meet
ing of the U. S. G. A. in New York.