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Evening star., 1933-10-05
Today the great man is watching the
festival of maui and nirth from seat

on John McGraws lap. Beside him is
Babe Ruth, trying to find fountain
pen for his ghoster. On the other side
is a bevy of experts, pounding their
adding machines in an attempt to prove
by figures that they were wrong in the
first place.
MY friend" said Louie, sobbing into
Babe Ruth's heliotrope tie, "if General
Crowder can't put out a team that won
fame by winning a flag by not hitting,
just what has the N. R. A. done for
the country?
Louie is sicker than a scalper. His
ticker is with the Nationals, his shin
plasters were ready to hop on Terry s
back. Then he bet on hearts for the
first two games. 1t showed that a
man should follow his heart if he
wants to lose his trousers.
"Tve been telling the trade"
said the great man, that base
ball in the American League
this semester wasn't what the
doctor ordered.
But the experts wore me down.
We use six pitchers and 10 runs are
nicked of our pea shooters by guys
who they said could not carry bats
for the American Leaguers."
Louie believes we will be mutton for
the broth unless the Grif plowmen
come out of the fog today. The great
man feels that Uncle Griff's field
hands believed all they read. When
Evening star., 1933-10-05
Composite Score of First Two Iilts
BY the Associated Press.


ninth inning
game.
fol
4Batted for Thomas,
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Marriage Licenses.

=, Luke studevant, 81. 1918 w st. and
Nellie Thomas; 10. 300 Oakdale pl.; Rev.
WAYNE n: Fairchild. 27. es21 18th St.
and Ruth A. Seffery. 1s, 1921 18th ST.;
Rev, Norman o; ,scrlbner.
Cleveland Smith, 81. 37s St, and Cora
Fortune. 20, 423 Neales pL; Rev. William
William J, Borin. 80. Geneseo. N. Y,
and Mary NJ Kelly, 20. l721 21st St;
Floyd A. Stephenson. 32 Portsmouth.
Va. and Iva Opal Howard. 81, Westminster
Apartments; Rt. Rev. James E Freeman.
=, James D: Buckslen, 90. and Halle
Torrance Garnet, %. oil HuKhes Ct,
and Gladys Coles, oil Hughes ct; Rev.
d. T. Coles.
rd.- Sc. and Lucille @. Kinssbure,. 10. No.
Ghapaor GGhha5eio ave Johnson Fsy Msshe .ntico "l19x
and Lottie Kendall. 20. Dumfries, Va. Rev.
Henry x. Stromer. "a. and Amelia A.
seidel. "a, both OF Baltimore; Rev. J. Ed
Arthur l. Match. 2l. and France. l..
Anderson. 90. both Of Overlea. Nd. Rev
Joseph D. Anon.
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THE WEATHER

District of Columbia-Showers and
somewhat warmer tonight and tomor-
row; Increasing southeast and south
winds, shifting to northwest by tomor-
row.
Maryland-Showers tonight and to-
morrow; slowly rising temperature to-
night and in east portion tomorrow.
Virginia-Showers and probably thun-
derstorms tonight and tomorrow; warm
er tonight and in east portion tomor-
row; cooler in extreme west portion to-
morrow afternoon.
West Virginia-Showers and thunder
storms; warmer in north portion to-
night; tomorrow showers and cooler.
River Report.
Potomac and Shenandoah Rivers very
muddy today
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Deaths Reported.

Louise Rosetti. 90. eco st. ne.
diers' Home
Edward Murphy. So. United States Sol
Thomas J. Kirby. 20. 5o7 10Th ST. Sc.
Mamie K. Tewalt. GA, Providence Hos
pital.
Thomas A. Tumberiake, g., 14l4 Franklin
st. ne.
Jacob Stein. 81. 1874 Taylor St
Harry HeWett. 5S 416 Massachusetts, ave.
W. Frank Galatzo. 81, 2231 Mount View
pl. Sc
Francis E Wood. oS 30Ol 14th st ne
Magaret Bowman, ., Emergency Hospital.
Emma J. Lewis. II. 45S ST. s.w.
James Lewis, 81 GalllnRer Hospital
Izlar Green. 35. 1906 5th st
Franklin Buckner. Il, Freedmen's Hos
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1n Mpntnrtant

CREECY, CATHERINE. In loving remem-
cREfcY rRo dsd dRe de'9s years sTa tadsy:
May 8. 1925.
No one knows how much we miss her.
No one knows the tears We shed.
But in heaven we hope to meet her,
Where no farewell tears are shed.
THE FAMILY.
GEDDEs. PETER H. In sad but loving
memory y.1r, q our beloved husband and "a;
away twenty-seyen years ago today, May
HIS DEVOTED WIFE AND DAUGHTER.
GoHDEs' WILLIAM \; In loying gememp.
died suddenly May :, 1882.
Death to me no warning gave.
But quickly sent me TO my grave;
MURLiN KUYKENDALL.
HILL. CORDELIa II. In remembrance Of
my my Gear dear ,hIes fr!ead CoRDELIA IA H HILL
Gone. dear Cordelia. gone forever.
How miss your smiling face.
But you left me to remember
None on earth can take your place.
DAISY MORTON.
HILL. CORDELIA II. In sad but loving re-
memhr2nce OF lovirg friend. CORDEL1A
years ago today. Nay .. 1850.
Til! memory fades and life departs,
YouA 1--we forever in my heart.
Time takes away the edge of grief,
fqt R RepRiE TRNp rnf TRaacfg essK sseFg GgREhN ff
HILL. CORDELA HALL. In sad but loving
HALL HILL. who departed this life three
years ago, May ., 1880.
Gone, but remembered.
ERNEST CARTER.
JAMES. OCTAyIA In loving remembrance
of my, dear mother, OCTAVIA JAMES,
f55a ThG died one year aRfH4R ss9 1885, jAMhs Masg
LEDBETTER, ELLEN E. tribute of .ove
and devotion to the memory OF our be-
BETTER, VINO entered into eternal rest
TWO years ago today, May 8, 1881.
Till memory fades and life departs
You'll live forever in our hearts.
Time takes away the edge OF grief
HER DEVOTED HUSBAND AND CH1L-
MCKINNEY, JOSEPHINE. To the sacred
memory OF our beloved mother. JO-
SEPHINE MCKINNEY. who departed this
life fifteen years ago today, May 8, 1918.
We saw her slowly leaving us.
And drainea the cur 9'VIA Of bitter sriet
The night we saw her die.
They say time heals a broken heart,
But, oh, 1t seems untrue.
For fifteen years our hearts have ached.
Dearest mother. Just for you
AND MABEL.
RUSIIN. MARY In sad but loving remem-
orance CT my devoted mother. who passed
away o.e year eso today, May 8. 1882.
In her lonely. silent grave and while
she hes peacefully asleep, her memory
l shall always keep.
HER DAUGHTER. CORA RUsTIN.
TRUMAN. GEORGE EDWARD. In loving
cur father, GEORGE EDWARD TRUMAN,
who departed this life - years ego today,
May Q, 1921. THE FAMILY.
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4rathH.

AMAN; MARTHA. On Sunday. May 2.
1888. at her residence. 621 East Cap. ST.
MARTHA AMAN. widow OF the late Sc
bastian Aman. Funeral services at Trinity
Lutheran Church. 4th and SITS. NV, on
"Wednesday. May 10. at 2 pm. The mem
bers Of the Ladies Aid Society kindly
assemble at the church. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment private.
BERRY. ROBERT LAWRENCE. On Tues
Gay aosnIfs' morning. nSot May e 1888 at the Naval
LAWRENCE 1;AASI BERRY %; g Navy: rs-
Church. Bernardsville, N. j.. Thursday,
May IL, at 3 pm. 10
BILLINGS, REV. sHERRARD. On Tuesday,
May 8, 1888. at Groton School. Groton
Mass. the Rev. sHERRARD BILLINGS.
in his 75th year. for nearly fifty years
Groton master. Funeral service at Groton
School Chapsl On THURSDAY, May n: At
TO 200 am. train from Grand Central
Station, New York. Graduates and friends
planning to 60 to Groton and return are
requested to communicate with Edmund
2. Rogers, care Fulton Trust Co.. l49
Broadway. New York. Telephone Barclay
7-4320. Times given are daylight saving.
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D. c. NATIVE DEAD

Mrs. Grace A. Waldecker Succumbs
at Her Home Here.
Mrs. Grace A. Waldecker, q lifelong
resident Of the District. died yesterday
at her home, TIA Webster street. She
was a member OF the women's guild of
Rock Greek Parish, and the wife of
Ugo Waldecker, manager of Franklin
Laundry.
by five children, Charles, Margaret
Grace, William and Robert, all of this
city. and a brother, Joseph Gascoiene
completed.
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LOST.

LOST.
CAMEO BROOCE-April 20. Generous re-
ward. Address Box 365-H. Star office. o.
GLASSES. gold rim, child's. vicinity. Park
re. and Newton st. NV; Friday, bet. y
and 5 pm. Adams 2656
PIN sapphire and pearl. not complete cir
Gle. Reward. Phone Adams 1O449. %
POCKETBOOK, gray. square; Saturday
night; containing money and keys. Call
Clarendon 67S-W-1.
POCKETBOOK. Iady's; black; containing
small sum OF money. other articles valuable
only to owner: Diamond cab, Mon. eve Re-
ward. GIS Quincy NV. col. 1l75-W.
PURSE. brown suede. Friday night prob
ably on H ST.. between 18th and 14th:
drivers permit, silver rosary reward.
Cleveland l741.
RING-Large topaz ring. Please return to
Mayfower Reward. 10-
RING. three small diamonds. blue stones;
sentimental value: reward. 44l2 Georgia
ave. Columbia 3d7l-W.
WRIST WATCH lady's white gold. East
Capitol St. Saturday morning Reward H
W. Pierson. 900 East Capitol st. Ii. 6s32.
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KIBBEY FUNERAL SET

Services to Be Held Thursday for
Suicide Victim.
Funeral services for Clarence Kibbey
33-year-old Treasury Department en-
ploye who committed suicide yesterday,
will be held Thursday at his late res
idence, 615 Webster street. Burial will
be in Congressional Cemetery.
Kibbey, who had been in i'll health
for some time. Is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Marguerite Kibbey; son, Arthur,
13, and three brothers, C. E. Kibbey
Of Montreal, Oscar and Raymond Kib-
bey Of Washington. His parents were
killed in an automobile accident 13
years ago.
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Dratta-

koTHwELL. SARAH On Tuesday, May o.
RothyelL in her 61th year i-' Funeral from from
ine ia,b s; H. Hines Co; funeral home, ;29oi
!. pm. intsrnent- consTessionai Gene:
SEYMOUR. ARTHUR IRVING. On Mon
asid aasiyd Mo!p Nay = 1893 a. s4 pm At Gar
Of 0i8 Iot AID he ste ArtRar e.
snes feryces i the s. H
lnterment Rock Greek Cemetery.
soMERvILLE; ARTHUR JOHN. Departed
s s rufsaay aosaya MAY xRfAUR + i'ss JOHN n
and Alice ( somerSille' beloved low AsEsd HUSBAND
g laHIr fahsr For Of Efncss
William ana James sSnefvil!s Ms s:s3
friends 81 resnE GthsF at feistiYss MoT na
row row tS5srs G9 fppsFdl sqdd Dalofs 1874 4h n s.
Redeemer Church al o am. where Solemn
hiRh mass will be sung for repose OF his
soul. 1nterment Mount oliVet Cemetery.
THOMAS. JOHN H. On Sunday May Z.
ToM h6mas NSee a dsv0d Of Iunes hespnd a 81 ANGIE Rs
funeral church. 1882 U st. NV.
WHALE. oNoFRIo; On Sunday May :.
TALE. the beloved husband OF Grace
Vitale. residence 731 3rd st. ne. Fu-
neral from his late residence on Wednes-
day. May 10. at 9:39 am: thence to st.
Aloysius Church, where high mass Will
nved Re sgs at Eesstv5 St. and fsnes Csm
terry. o
WALDECKER. GRACE A. On Monday, May
=, 1888, at her residence, : Ia Webster st.
NV. GRACE A. WALDECKER, beloved
les Sln Be 5eld At 81. PsaFs, Church.
II, at / am. 1nterment in Rock Creek
Cemetery.
WHELAN CHARLES v. Suddenly. on Mon
Gay. May 3 l933 at his residence. Cabin
Of Frances N. Whclan. Body resting at
Warner z Pumphreys funeral home,
Rockville. Md. Notice of services later.
WHITE. RUTH E. MILLER. On Monday,
May S, 1893. at 3 50 am. at her resi-
LER WHITE. the devoted daughter of
William and Marie Miller. loving mother
Of Mildred White. sister Of william. jr.
and Lewis Miller. Size also leaves other
relatives and friends. Remains resting
at the w. Ernest Jarvis funeral church.
1892 U st. NV. Funeral Thursday. May
II. at , pm, from her late residence. 13
ZIER. CHARLES H. On Tuesday, May o.
1898. at his residence. l0ll c ST. ne,
CHARLES H. zIER, beloved husband Of
the late Virginia B. zier. Remains are
resting at zurhorstS S funeral parlors, 3o1
Z. Capitol st. Notice Of funeral hereafter.
Evening star., 1933-05-09

Funeral services were to be held at
2:30 pm. today for Victor NJ Cushman,
81, of 1905 N street, who died yesterday
at Emergency Hospital after a brief
illness. Burial will be private in Oak
Hill Cemetery.
Born in st. Louis Mr.. Cushman was
graduate Of Harvard. He is survived
by his widow, whose father was the late
Senator Joseph Benson Foraker Of Ohio.
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0arna uf Chunks

BYRNES, STEPHEN J. We wish to thank
our many friends and relatives for their
kindness. sympathy and beautiful norAl
offerings rendered us at the death of our
beloved husband and father, STEPHEN
J. BYRNES. THE FAMILY.
HAWKINS, SAMUEL. The family of SAM
UEL HAWKINS wish to extend their sin
cere thanks to his associates in the vari-
gus departments. friends and relatives
Tor the beautiful noral tributes; also for
band. father and brother.
SOUTHARD. EVA M. PEDIGO. wish to
thank my relatives friends and neigh
bors for the kindness. sympathy and
beautiful horal offerings during the III
ness and at the death of my beloved
wife. CLARENCE w. SOUTHARD.
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A. |. SEYMOUR SUCCUMBS

Funeral for Washington Native to
Be Held Tomorrow.
Arthur Irving Seymour. 28, of 2544
Seventeenth street. native of this
city and a graduate of Central High
School, died yesterday at Garfield Hos
pital. He was the son Of Lotta L. and
the late Arthur E. Seymour. formerly
secretary of the Washington Chamber
Of Commerce
Funeral services will be held at the
s. H. Hines Co.'s funeral home at pm
tomorrow. Burial will be in Rock Greek
Cemetery.
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DrathH.
CARTER. Ella CaRROII

CARTER, ELLA CARROLL. On Tuesday.
May 9, 1899, at an. az her residence,
devoted daughter Of the late Millie Car
roll. She leaves one daughter one son.
one sister, two brothers and host Of
friends Remains resting at the John
T. Rhines funeral home 221 North Pat
rick St, Alexandria, Va. Funeral Thurs
day. May IL. at pm. from Laurel
Baptist Church, Franconia. Va. 10 4.
CHARM, EDWARD. Departed this life Sun
day, May J. 1888, at 80 am, EDWARD
CHARM. loving brother Of Mabel Butler
lnee Charml Of 520 Morton st. NV. He
uncle and other relatives and friends, Re-
neral home, GA 4Ia st. s.w. Funeral
from the above-named funeral parlor
Wednesday. May 10. at / pm, Rev.
Herbert officiating. Friends invited. In
terment Woodlawn Cemetery.
COLEMAN. REBECCA. Departed this life
at her residence. l07 Fairview ave. Fair
mont mont Heights Nd, Saturday. May 8,
1888, REBECCA- COLEMAN. She leaves
z: West; Alice v Glenn; Annie, hall'
Remains at Robert Campbells funeral
Msg sS%e 4a m thence st. sw 10 Ret Set a,1sSter MSnasy
residence: 1867 Moptello ave. ne; Fa-
wednesday May 10. at i pm Relatives
and friends invited. Interment Lincoln
"C;one nut no, Yorgotten"
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Gone but not forgotten."
HER LOVING MOTHER. Q

COUNSELMAN, HESTER ANN. On Mon
day. May s, 1888 at / am. at her home
1903 Leland St.. Bethesda. Md. HESTER
neral from her late residence Wednesday
May 10, at 2:30 pm. Interment Rock
willie Union Cemetery 8
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KEYS. RICHARD F. On Sunday. May :,
1913, at 1890 pm. at his resloeCce,
31OT Baker ST. Brentwood. Nd. PICH-
ARD F. KEYS, husband of Mary F. Keys;
father Of Ida r. Dohbs, William F. and
Nimrod H. Keys. Funeral Wednesday.
May 10, at II am. from his late resi-
dence. Interment Mount Olivet Gem
etery.
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FOUND

DOGS-Males. one part Collie and St. Ber-
nsrd. lame one part Scottie. white Fe-
males, white poodle. heavy coat; large black
and tan mongrel, fat-no collars. Ii. S57S
before Pm.
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GLASGOW COURTS

$50 r.. /. Ave. NE.
Modern corner building. and 8
rooms. kit. bath S45 up. Frigidaire;
manager. Convenient to stores. busses,
etc.
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THE nI1nnINGTnN

1854 Lanier Pl. NV.
Quiet and conservative apts near
18th and Col. Rd Single vacancy of
3 rooms. kit. bath. porch. S53. Frigi-
daire on house,
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THE BRADFORD

1900 st. NV.
:, Corner building. Units of 1. and
3 rooms, kit, bath. foyer. S45 to $50
unfurnished. S55 up furnished Ele-
yator, switchboard, elec., refrigeration.
house meter; manager.
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yooDLEY PARK TOWERS

No. 2s3s DevOnsh.re FIacc
Apartments OF .. g. 4 and rooms.
& baths: garage; shops. Phone
Columbia 293T.
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THE yOHN MARSHALL

Ne. 1910 X 81. NV.
Apartments of > & 3 rooms. dinette.
kitchen & bath Electric refrigera
tion thouse CURRENT. Secretarial-
telephone service Elevator service.
Resident manager.
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EMBASSY TOWERS

- IUgU Fuller st. NV.
Modern apartments and 3 rooms,
Kit. dining alcove, bath. solarium.
tinted tile baths. showers, paruuet
manager
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1899 TWENTY EIGHTH ST. NV.
Near Wardman Park

Apartments Of p rooms, foyer.
kitchen and bath, so; electric refrig-
Grafton; resident manager.
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THE WISCONSIN

BIO Wisconsin Ave.
Rents reduced modern building,
facing the Cathedral; rooms. kitchen
and bath, S45. Electric refrigerstion.
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2eIe EYE STREET NV

Apartments Of /. > & 3 rooms,
kitchen and bath $40 to ST. so
Electric refrieeration: elevator serv-
ice; resident manager.
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345q 18th ST NV
1870 r st NV

Newly remodeled; corner; 3 rooms
Kitchen, bath and porch, $50.
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3OIo WISCONSIN AVE.
Overlooking National Cathedral
SsSSS$R FaSsh S.pHHSS4s
. large rooms, kitchen bath, Aree
closets. furnished dinette. $3.50.
IApsFtmentts IN excellent condi,dion s.i,don,
manager. Apt 102.
1905 POTOMAC ST. NV.
Georgetown--Corner N st.
l room and bath. h............ S27.5O
DowNTowN-lsI9 x ST. NY. no
ABBY 19s7 X 81. NV. wv
1886 KENYON sT. NV.
FR1GIDA1RE ON HOUSE CURRENT
Z rooms KIT, bath and porch. S45.oU
Resident Side fASn, Manager. 'Apt. g. 'O'V'
4524 IOWA AVE. NV.
u3th and Buchanan sts)
FR1GIDAIRE
rooms, kitchen and bath SA7 90
SIBLEY. Is NJ ST. NV.
rooms. rec. hall, Kit, bath. 4, $4,000
Resident Manager. Apt /
1923 NJ ST. NV.
rooms, Kitchen and bath. S37 80
22s 10th ST NE.
] 2 rooms, kitchen and bath. $4,000
Resident MAneger. Apt. 3
NORWOOD, la43 Z. CAP. ST.
rooms anu Sen ses janitotr '.''' s4s.oo
| BEATRICE--il2 CARROLL ST. Sc,
rooms. Frigidaire, kit. bath $4,000
Corner Nishois Ave. knssestla
FriEidaire on House Current
] room. XII. and bath .... S32. so
rooms. kitchen and bath. ... AZ so
| See Resident Manager, Apt. No. ri
| FLAT-3i. KENTUCKY AVE. Sc.
rooms kit. and bath, ..... S3b. 90
Hot-water Heat, Elec,, Concrete Porch
Key at Apt. ?, 3l6 Ky. Ave
J. c. WELDON CO.
| l725 X st. NV. metropolitan BOIL
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THE GUTHRIDGE

No. 2Il9 st. NV
kitchen and bath. 1870 to So So;
electric refrigeration; switchboard and
elevator service; resident manager.
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WISTERIA MANSIONS

IIcI l. ST. NV, at Mass Ave.
Convenient Downtown Location.
l end rooms. kitchen and bath.
$40 to SIS. Switchboard and elevator
service; electric refrigerationi resident
manaeer
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MAMMOTH OAK GARDENS

Dupont Circle section. Corner. /, Q
and large rooms. kit. bath. S43 to
Ss5. Refrigeration, elevator; mgr.
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1890 MONROE STREET NV.
25oO X STREET NV.

Apartments of . & rooms, kitchen
and bath. $50 to Ss2 80; electric
refrigeration; resident manager.
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1891 MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE
Northwest Corner.

Apartments OF ] and rooms,
kitchen and bath; electric refrigera-
ton; elevator service; resident mana
ger.
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S.W. Corner Of a3th st.
Apartments of . and 3 rooms,
kitchen and bath S36.5O to $50;
electric refrigeration; resident mana
ger.
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3432 CONN. AVE. NV

Well kept. apt building, Clevelan
Park; . nice rooms. kitchen, bath
S45. Electric refrigeration.
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Strictly modern apt building. and
3 large rooms. kit. and bath. So so
TO 500 80. 4 rooms kit, foyer. ,
baths; 3 exposures; 500 Elec refrig-
eration sWitchhoard elevn tor. manager.
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1873 14th ST. NV.
rooms, kit. and bath, $500.
Janitor service
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Ne. 1920 s ST.. at Goth.
Grafton; elevator service; resident
manager
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THE BRIARCLIFF

ISBg MIntWood Place NV.
Convenient. quiet location; three ex-
posures. electric refrigers tion, laree. airy
rooms.
Apt. @o4--4 rms, kit. hall & b. $500
Apt 30l-6 rms, . baths. .....1l0.00
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16O9-I6I1 3ISt st. NV
Among coZy streets of interesting
o!d Georgetown, opposite one OF the
old estates. Detached buildings. / and
2 rooms. kit, bath. S4l 80 to S5S. so.
Electric refrigeration; manager.
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1916 18th ST. NV.

2112 PENNA. AVE. NV.
Near Washington Circle-2 rooms,
kit. and bath, $50.
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Apartments Cf ] and 2 room
dinette. kitchen & bath: electric rt
frieeration; resident manager; $40 I
So so.
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THE NEW WEBSTER
4t03 Ilth st. NV.
Corner Building
. and 3 rooms, kit. and bath, S45
up Electric refrigeration. Under new
management.
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NEW HAVEN

236 Mass. Ave. NE.
Corner, near Union Station; | room
So 90 up. Kelyinator. elevator; man
aeer.
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22I F ST. NV.

Under new management. Centrally
located; 2 rooms. kit, tile bath. $40
up. Refrigeration ON house.
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1919 35th ST. NV.
Opposite Western High
. rooms kitchen and bath. S45;
modern building. Frigidaire; manager.
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THIU-IEIN Ferry St. NE.
Some of Brookland's choicest apart
ments: rooms. kit bath, S52 so and
up. Nice. quiet section. Refrigeration
on house; manager.
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THE ELWO0D

No. II2I 18th ST. NV.
Apartments of > e. 3 rooms
kitchen and bath; $40 to $50; cleo
tTie refrigeration: resident manager
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CHATEAU THIERRY

Convenient Downtown Location.
Apartments of / room kitchen and
bath. $50, S3l.5 S35 and S37 so.
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1ooT PENNA. AVE. NV.
Near Washington Circles large
rc..A- k.l. patn; second floor; $3.50.
Front apartment.
The Washington times., 1933-03-21

the chance to make good at
Chattanooga.
A left-hander, Burrows has an
excellent curve ball and a fair
amount of speed for a youngSter
with little or no baseball expert
ence. Last week his performance
against Atlanta was exceptionally
impressive as he was GOODNESS
personified when called upon to
bear down" in the pinch. His
prospects of making the grade
some day are exceedingly bright.
Burke to Specialist
The future of Bobby Burke,
slim left-hander, hangs in the
balance. Bobby left camp yes.
terday for Selma, Ala, the train
ing site of the Chattanooga club,
to have a DR.. Jensen work upon
his sore arm. DR.. Jensen is the
Chattanooga teams arm special
ist. His trouble seems to be in
his shoulder instead of in his
arm. He pulled a muscle or
strained himself in some way
about a week ago while pitching
to the batters in batting practice.
The Washington times., 1933-03-21
WESTERN Nine
LOSES STARS

Red Mulloch, western High
School initial sack guardian and
all-high selection last year, and
Lloyd Schneider, regular second
baseman, were declared ineligible
to compete in the inter-high series
this season. They failed in their
studies.
Western High tennis team has
arranged an attractive schedule
for the approaching season, play
ing 13 tough opponents. Several
of its stars are Spencer Howell.
Bobby Doyle, and Johnny Coch-
ran. The schedule:
April 4. ST. Albans at st. Albans;
I, Gonzaga on Monument courts; a,
Friends at Friends; %. Mt. St. Joseph's 5
at Baltimore; 20, Severn school at
Severna Park Md. (pending).
MAY 5. Episcopal at Alexandria: e..
Forest Park High: s, Georgetown Fresh
men at G. u; ., Central IS, Wood
berry Forest at Orange: 90. St. James
at Hagerstown: IS, Eastern; 81, Balti.
more City College at Baltimore.
June 20. Mt. st. Joseph's.