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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-20
Roy w. Alfred Heads Com
mittee in Charge of
Event.

"Al, Andy and Doc" Sahara
Grottos popular trio, will be featured
in an entertainment by the Engle-
wood Fraternities Social Club,
Thursday night at in the Masonic
Temple, 2716 East Washington
street.
Alfred Grannemann as cal" and
Virgil Anderson as Andy" are
members of the Sahara drill team
and Lilburn Anderson as Doc, is
member of the Sahara Grotto
band.
Other entertainment on the pro-
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-20
70 TO BE INITIATED
BY INDIANAPOLIS CUBS
Services to Be in Charge of Degree
Team of rs Members.

Seventy eight candidates for
membership in the indianapolis
Cubs Recreation Club, Inc, will be
initiated at the Rhodius park COM
munity house. Services will be in
charge of a degree team composed
of twenty-five members. Total
membership now is 125.
H. w. Middlesworth, city recrea-
ton director, will be a guest of
honor and will speak. Officers of
the club are William E. Hildebrand,
president; Arch Brown, vice-presi-
dent; Edward Branch, secretary;
Herbert Brickler, treasurer, and Jo-
seph Smith, financial secretary.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-20
Names Reception Committee

Edgar Hart, Shrine potentate, hes
announced the heads of the recep-
ton committee for the coming year
as follows: Clyde V. Montgomery,
chairman; Culver S. Miller, William
S. Akin and John A. lisbon, vice.
chairmen.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-20
CARD PARTY PLANNED
Fifth Round of Broad Ripple
Masons Tourney to Be Held.

The fifth round of the card tour
nament among members Of Broad
Ripple chapter, No. LAG, Royal Arch
Masons, will be held at tonight in
the Broad Ripple Masonic temple.
Leaders at the close of the fourth
round of play, two weeks ago were
Dick Gillaspy, pinochle; Guido
Schloot, bridge, and Ed Chayers,
euchre.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-20
MRS. HELEN JONES DIES
Funeral Services Held This After
noon at Brightwood Church.

Funeral services will be held at ?
this afternoon in the Brightwood
NJ. E. church for Mrs. Helen I.
Jones, resident Of indianapolis
twelve years. who died Saturday in
her home, 2735 Station street. Burial
will be in Anderson cemetery.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-20

Ancient Landmarks lodge, No. 319,
Free and Accepted Masons, will
hold stag party in the Masonic
temple, North and Illinois streets,
at 7:30 tonight for members and
their guests.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-20
Card Party Is Set

Broad Ripple lodge, No. SAB, Free
and Accepted Masons will hold a
card party and entertainment in
the Masonic temple at Broad Ripple
at Friday night for members and
their ladies.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-20
CHAPTER TO CONVENE
EnglewOOd Easter Star Meeting to
Honor Miss Mabel Carithers.

HOnOr MISS MAUI OaIIIIItIs'
Englewood chapter, No. 483, Order
of Eastern Star, will hold a meet
ing in the hall, 2713 East Washing
ton street, at $50 tonight in honor
of Miss Mabel Carithers, worthy
grand matron, who will visit.
A dinner will be served at $50
and the meeting will start at with
the comforting of the degrees. Mrs.
Esta Ward, worthy matron, will
preside.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-20
CHAPTER TO INITIATE
o. E. S. Group to give Work to Six
Candidates Tonight.

Prospect chapter, No. 452, Order of
Eastern Star, will initiate six can
didates at a meeting at tonight in
the Masonic Temple, State avenue
and Prospect street. Members from
other o. E. S. chapters have been
invited to attend.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-20
CALVIN PRATHER LODGE
WILL CONFER DEGREE
Work to Be Given to Class Friday
Night at Meeting.

Calvin w. Prather lodge, No. TIT,
F.. g. a. M. will confer the fellow
craft degree on candidates at 7;30
Friday night in the Prather Masonic
temple, College avenue and Forty
second strece.
Scott Mccoy, senior warden, will
preside during the first section of
the degree, and Joseph w. Kaercher,
worShipfal master, will preside dur
ing the second section.
Lecturers appointed for the degree
include A. F. Thomas. Carl G.. Win
ter, Perley WINNER, Hubert l..
Wann and Fred j. Menninger.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-20
REHEARSAL is SET
Center Masonic Lodge to Meet
Tonight at Temple.

Center lodge, No %, Free and
Accepted Masons. will hold a craft
rehearsal Of both crafts tonight at
7:3o in the Masonic temple, North
ard Illinois streets.
Th@ lodge VIII hold another meet
ing at 1870 Wednesday night in the
Masonic temple and will confer the
Master Mason degree on candidates.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-20
DELAY CONVOCATION
Annual Scottish Rite Reunion Now
Set for April 25.

F. Elmer Raschig, thrice potent
master of Adoniram Grand Lodge
OF Perfection, Scottish Rite, has
announced the annual convocation
and reunion of the bodies in the
Valley OF indianapolis has been
postponed. 1t will be held Tuesday,
wednesday ard Thursday, April
25 to 81.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-20
EAGLES AERIE WILL
ENTERTAIN MEMBERS
Boxing, Wrestling and Music on
Program for Monday Night.

Program for Monday Night.
indianapolis aerie, No. 211,
Fraternal Order of Eagles, will
entertain members and prospective
members in the hall, 43 West Yer
mont street, Monday night, March
81.
A boxing and wrestling card will
be a part of the entertainment
Music will be furnished by a string
band and the aerie's vocal quartet
composed of r. w. Alfred, Carlos
Jones, J. G. SortweI, and Harry
Saunders.
A class iniation has been set for
the afternoon of Sunday, April 8.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-20
Veterans to Give Party

The Frank T. Strayer Post, Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars, will give
card party for the public at $50
Saturday, in the post hall, Twenty
fifth and Station streets.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-03-20
Go Out After cold Membersp

90 Out Atter "UId MemberS"
indianapolis Shriners are stress
ing a movement sponsored by Earl
G. Mills of Des Moines, Ia, imperial
potentate, to re-enlist the interest of
the "old members"
Evening star., 1933-09-10

6I5 H ST w RMS. BATH. H W H ,
eeC good condition, $40. JOHN QUINN
CO, INC. 1o4 18th st. NV. DI al43.
I43I ST NV RMS AND b; 50" so
eIec See MR.. CAUKIN No. l Thomas
u, l-NI
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

> ROOMS KITCHEN AND BATH APT.
North and South exposure. large rooms. at
tractively furnished; u block from cars and
Washington Blvd. III Pierce ave. River
dale. Nd. Greenwood 17SS-J.
UNFURNISHED 3-BED ROOM. DETACHED
house, not over S75 monthly. State full
particulars. Address Box 162-B, Star office.
ia AuMMIT ST, THRIFTON CHERRY
dalel. Va; close in; am i. Attractive mod
ern home; six large bright rooms; new elec-
trio refrigerator wel-kept lawn, o0X11l:
good, white neighborhood; = blocks trolley, 5
blocks Lee Highway bus; garage under con-
Struction; reasonable at sos. All Sunday;
after week days OWNER; no agents
POT HTS.--BASEMENT APT. . RM, b.
elect, h.-Wh.. priv. entrance. Ink; $50;
exceptionally light; adults. EN-. 7l4S; oh.
13i CLARENDON AVE.-3 UNFURNISHED
rooms, for Ink; ami; private bath: en-
ployed couple. Clarendon, Va.
LOVELY APT. AMI; SHADED PORCH;
convenient city; l0c fare; newly papered.
Clar. llS-W-1. Sunday. wkdays after =. .
ROOMS. K. AND BATH APT. FURN-
glnia; = minutes to Washington, l0c bus
fare. Address Fox lob. Star office.
ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH. AMI.
large screened porch, on ear line and bus
oil burner heat furnished by owner 3 min
GteS to the heart of D. c. Call Clarendon
-574.
Evening star., 1933-09-10

3G"l 10th ST UNRESTRICTED NEIGH
borhood; modern: : rms; comp. renovated:
nr. 3 car lines, bus, schools, stores churches;
$50 To-
Evening star., 1933-09-10
WANTED-SUBURBAN APT

floor, private entrance. by Govt employe
family OF 3; S40-S45. Address Box 255-B.
Star Office.
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HOUsES-FURNIsHED AND UNFUR.

AND
800 DELAFIELD PL NV - DETACHED
house IN quiet neighborhood- rooms.
baths, maids room, glaSsed sun porch,
laundry. 2-car garage. large yard and
porches. Call GE. 9238 for appointment
TO see.
CLEVELAND PARK-COZY, MOD. HOME; 8
r. oil burner. Frigldeire. Ist-h layatory -
car gar; large back and front yard EN-. 5i14
BURLEITH 37ls NW-s SIX ROOMS.
so month unfur,: $50 month fur. Shown
after 3 Owner. Decatur BIB.
1921 UPsHUR ST NV ROOMS.
south front. two baths. gas heat. nice back
yaro. garage CO 549u-J. 1O'
9 ROOMS. AND BATH PA ST NE
gas, electricity; = apts.; convenient stores,
cars. 10.
BRIGHT. WELL FUR RMS. SPLENDID
fof roomerS; good w. location; fine condi-
tlcn: reas. OWNER, WEST 0204 in am.
l244 MD AWE R. B. = GARAGES:
me tourist apis. or roomers open l M
2io MAPLE AVE ROOMS SLEEPING
porch. Couble garage, near schools un-
furnished $40; furnished, $50. Shepherd
OWNER WILL RENT LOVELY DETACHED
home reasonable 3402 9Th 81 NV
Evening star., 1933-09-10

CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-ATTRACTIVE COR
ner detached, = rooms. electric refrigera-
ton. oil burner, porch. garage. Emerson
Evening star., 1933-09-10
SALE-CO-OPERATIyE APIS.

RUTLAND COURTS. 1725 18th ST. NV
Front, Apt No. 800; l large room, reception
nan, Kitchen anc bath: price reasonable
STOP PAYING RENT
Inspect this beautiful apartment of ) un-
usually large rooms. tiled bath, very large
closets. ectr4c refrigeration. The most
beautiful lawns and flower gardens in Wash
lngton. Priced unusually low; monthly pay
mentS only SOB. Call owner at GEorgl
1869 between and pm. for appointment
Evening star., 1933-09-10

& ROOMS. GARAGE. YARD. ANIL. >
stories convenient to transportation.
CEargia 3.l4 or Adams 57O1-J.
Evening star., 1933-09-10

a4I4 I16IfeS h ST NwT RMS MS AMI sS sS"" g"
l3uo n CAP ST r mi. md f. I 90
443 Lamont St n.w-B rms. ami 1850
1920 Warder St n.w-6 rms, ell. b. 1000
1870 Adams st n.w.-6 rms. ami. 1000
4l9 llth st. S.e-5 rms. ami ... - 90
44S nd n j i ave SCI rmf rms eI lat = = ;" ;"
3a Que Que St st. n'e-6 rms rms. ei. - $50 $50
1898 Potomac ave se-5 rms ami :S@5G
446 K st. n.w.-6 rms. ami. 1000
1926 4th st. n.w.-G rms. ami. $50
2i9 St. net rms, ami. 80
"A Tenn. ave. me- rms. ami,
ga Rand olph pi ne..6 rms. ami. 47.5" $50
81 Que st. me- rms. ami. $3.50
t.3o 18th st. s.e.-6 rms, b 800
fof Rye st. n:TI3 70 GoEoRE6 T65 81 ...... $50
90 Q It. n.w.--9 rms, ami. 50 so
3Goa6'1 1GofG G St nw.US rms: ami -. 55 90
II53 Vt ave. n.w;-6 rms: el., b. -. 1850
49l g. M2rf}d 12kdae .t Di nwE6 rms gas b., 35,5o
~ MSII4e 81. me- rms, gas. b. $3.50
60 Asker St; NE FMS Hin.'; gas ;.5o ;;..5o
80 L st. NV rms, toilet 30 80
!, 593 ,3c St NV rms, ell, b...... 335O
IN Ala0a~a st nW aye rms ss5 ms water 5o"
922 Fla. ave; n.w.-6 rms. ami $500
b36 5367 FL Harvard var St nw-2 rms: ami 559S
1884 5th st. n.w-6 rms. ms lat lT"'e! - 3559 $50
u Fla, lo. ave; NE rms. ell, b ,...-, 1850
1908 B st. ne rms. 'i ell. b ma H 20 20 30 30
K. A. HUMPHRIES.
sos N. Capitol, Realtor. MA. 673e.
GLOVER GLOVER PARK. PARK ROOMS 3 PoRCHEs
schools and stores. 2a19 10Th. dl-7H' 10 1oa ouS'
DESIRABLE DETACHED HOUSE. 8 ROOMS.
nne; large yard. etc: bed rooms baths.
maids maids room. electric REFRIGERATOR latest
closets; available Oct For narfc,ilars
call Adams 06o6 o
"Sns 9TH ST. N w, NEAR WARDMAN
4o67 69rk FesseadeS FaoteS r. b. NV gar $500
bIdcs 6Tice; e.rsud 6r b. h.-w.h, open fire
a15I 18Th s., -semi.detached 1000
ALEX, s cLARkE JR.. ''' 47'O
Sare S3O4 egs 18Th . ST yG NW-s1x ROOMS, BATH
@ d537 Ogden st. n.w,-Duplex home. five
rooms; 9se bath; garage cleo. rsfrgerator; SIS
1923 Mt Pleasant st.-six rms, ami;
.u 1890 l4th st, n;w-six rooms. ami;
scraeOad Is0l sDr;9g aorap.. pl nwsix rooms two
COZ Decatur st. nw.Nsix rooms. two
large Seo s'fsIlpGIosed fsHIoets pO5ches; ami sos
4Ool ,l4th st. ,n.w-Eight rooms. two
glaSS.lnclosed porches two-car garage; SO
TIT Lamont st. n.W.-Nire rooms, two
bath; two-car garage; $40.
3211 18th st. n.w.-Ten rooms, two baths,
glass-inclosed porch SIS.
DONNELLY & PLANT INC.
1874 Park Rd NV CO. Os3S.
'N.W--4ss7 CONDUIT RID. RMS.
n eiefitS'tS fitS st. rms bath ell 5000 1899
NE.-93S 4th St. rms. bath. gas. $500
NE-3oo C st. rms. bath cleo. 5000
NW-1644 9th st..>S rms, bath ell 5000
NW-442 st, 6 rms. b. ell. hwh. As so
NW-14O4 3rd. rms. b. fur, ell. 1850
NW-1523 ST.. 6 rms. bath, cleo 1000
SW-1233 Del ave, 4 rms. bath 1880
SE.-1112 9th St. 6 rms. bath, -. $500
NW-2434 Va ave-, rooms bath $500
NW-49 Pierce St. 6 rms. water. 20.50
NE-lO6O Bladensburg rd 3 r, wa. 5000
NW-lo3 e St. rms water - 1880
NW-roa- III "2rI 4 rms. wate~ 1850
IT-~- ID. Whrs-r sI5 llth st. NV.
Evening star., 1933-09-10
l44& PARK ROAD NV.

144S PARK ROAD NV.
, rooms, kitchen and bath with shower:
F~iGidaire. gas and electricity free: beautl-
fully furnished; convenient location. Rent.
So "a
Evening star., 1933-09-10
GEORGETOWl

Charming old house. attractively fur
nished, rooms, 3 baths. with showers. 3
frepIaccs. beautiful garden; $3.50 month
Evening star., 1933-09-10
HOUSES-FURNISHED.

/ NOV. TO APRIL 1MTAKoMA la,T PARK: MD
room 6athS large re p9 Taqe he een psno 10 be
! appreciated.
| 3G"I 10th ST NW-RESTRICTED NEIGH
| borhood; modern: : rms; comp. renovated
9g geo car lines bus schools stores churches f5:
! CHOICE CHEVY CHASE, MD, LOCATION
| Detached. New England tyre home complete
! ly furnished LARGE and attractive Grounds:
/ Newland St; rent, S125 per month. WI
| i.4g.
1886 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NW-0
| fences; sacrifice on account of Illness; $500
cash. Call before . pm.
PARK VIEW-MODERN q ROOMS: SLEEP
Frieidare and piano: S65. G. B. LIKENS'
LEASE LARGE HOUSE NEAR conn
| Close in; desirable section; : bed rooms,
now rented. immediate possession. PO. 40:iS.
REFINED COUPLE CAN RENT COMPLETE;
wife Address Box S6-B, Star Office.
| CHEVY CHASE. MD. 6405 MEADOW LANE
! rooms side porch, large yard furnished
S115. Adams 1921 or on premises.
CHEVY CHASE. DETACHED BRICK BUNGA-
| low rooms. kitchen, bath. screened porch,
| fireplace. oil burner. Frigidaire. yard; recre-
alton room in attic. 4503 Stanford st
1911 10Th ST. S.E.-FURNIsHED; 4-RooM
BUNGALOW ami; $40 month. IL
WOODLEY PARX-s-ROOM,2 2-BATH SEMI
detached house overlooking estate; attrac-
lively furn. oil heat elec. ref; garage;
SIPS. Adams 6464.
CLARENDON. WA REAL HOME.
refrigerator, city water. gas. electricity; =
block to bus and stores. To inspect call
c. w. CLEVER. Clarendon 322
rated; garden, garage; near Tech School,
cars and bus; SO: nice neighborhood. Owner
51O9 4lst ST. NV.
Detached; six rooms, garage. Or Will rent
part OF house; nice yaro.
GEORGETOWN.
Charming old house. attractiyely fur :,
nished. 3 rooms, 3 baths with showers, .
6 ROOMS. GARAGE. YARD. ANIL. :,
stsries convenient snams to 6 ranipor'a'ion
CHEVY CHASE. D. c-ATTRACTIvE COR
tion. oil burner, porch. garage Emerson
OWNER WILL SHARE HOME WITH SET
tled couple OF refinement; detached corner
in Chevy Chase. d. c.; reasonable CLeVe-
land OS43.
551s 18TH ST. N.W-COMPLETELy FUR
ished, arranged for two families: five
rooms. private bath each apartment
COMFORTABLE HOME, E.xCELLENT
brick, rooms and bath. front and rear
porches; eonXenent tS }, SCHOOLS che oettor. ete
| 1916 H st. NV. Phone DI 15:i6-1331. L..
| 6403 MEADOW LANE, CHEVY CHASE. ND;
- rooms. > batl.s. lavatory, large sun
porch with fireplace. gas furnace and re-
) frigeration; large yard; near public and
private schools: Sl55. WI 2269-J
ROOMS. DETACHED: MICHIGAN
! PARK, by owner who wishes to retain one
| room. Call Decatur 1S63-W.
! I414 MONTAGUE ST. NV. OFF 10Th STD
/ Hollow tile detached > baths, freplac ce'
| shaded garden, garage. radio; piano. Suite
| of > rooms bath below with private en-
trance Pantahle GF Sis
FURNISHED HOUSES. ALL SECTIONS.
| GIBSON RENTAL BUREAU, INC.
| SI6 18th ST. NV. National o51S
CHEVY CHASE
Detached brick bungalow of 4
rooms, kitchen and bath; screened
porch: fireplace; oil burner; Frlgld-
aire; yard, recreation room i'll attic
|
Evening star., 1933-09-10

IHkNI CHASE.
Detached brick bungalow of 4
rooms, kitchen and bath; screened
porch: fireplace; oil burner; Frigid-
aire; yard, recreation room i'll attic
45O3 Stanford ST.. Chevy Chase, Md.
Evening star., 1933-09-10

Old Georgetown Home.
Built about 1890, authentically restored;
all modern equipped: bed rooms 2 baths.
WEST 95S6-J
Evening star., 1933-09-10

| 64O3 MEADOW LANE, CHEVY CHASE. MD.
/ . rooms baths lavatory, large, sun
porch with fireplace gas furnace and re-,
) frieeration; large yard near public and
private schools: S125. WI. 2269-J.
Evening star., 1933-09-10

1850 OATES ST NF-6 ROOMS, 3
porches. garage. So 50.
1903 owen pl. n.e.-6 rooms. 2 porches,
garage So 50.
55s8 5th st. nw.-6 rooms bath. 3 porches,
So 80.
COS IN ST e-o rooms hath. garage. S65
2S21 r3th st n.w-Detached. large lot, d
rooms Garage. -" 80.
6G5 9th st. net rooms. bath. SIS
1915 StI st. n.w.-6 rooms. modern. ga
rage, so.
600 Hamilton st n.w.-5 rooms, modern.
garage. $50.
1921 Kenyon st. n.w-s rooms. = baths.
garage. S61 50
WAPLE 4 JAMES INC
Evening star., 1933-09-10

LEASE LARGE HOUSE NEAR CONN
Close in; desirable section; : bed rooms:
now rented immediate possession. PO. 40:iS.
Evening star., 1933-09-10

NOV TO APRIL 1-TAKOMA PARK MD,
phone Shepherd 2}4u for appointment: $
rooms > baths. large plot, radio. piano, Vic
trola: 500 per mo Must be seen to be
appreciated.
Evening star., 1933-09-10

LIVE NEAR L. s. CAPITOL.
MODERN. UP-To-THE-MINUTE HOMES.
6. : AND 8 ROOMS, l AND . BATHS
Facing wide boulevard that leads to River
side Park SAMPLE open to o pm.
lIOo c ST. NE.
PRICED LOW-TERMS YOU CAN AFFORD.
Drive out or phone US We will gladly
take YOU to see these homes and explain
their manv advantages and conveniences
WAPLE & JAMES, INC
1926 14th st. NV. DI 3347
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3l5 Woodward Bldg Ma. G36n.
$50 PER MONTH l4Os LAWRENCE ST.
Brooklard : rooms. modern.
$50 per month. : Bryant ST ne. : rooms
modern, double garage.
$50 per month. 2S03 18th st. NV. s rooms,
modern.
NcI ACHTFN PANKINC COPp
REAL, ESTATE DEPT 10th & G SITS.
PHONE Ma O43O
Evening star., 1933-09-10

CHOICE CHEVY CHASE. MD, LOCATION
Detached. New England type home complete
ly furnished. LARGE and attractive Grounds:
NeWland St; rent. Sl25 per month. WI
Evening star., 1933-09-10

PARK VIEW-MODERN Il ROOMS. SLEEP
ing porch, completely furnished including
Frigidaire and piano: S65. G. B. LIKENS,
National SD.5
Evening star., 1933-09-10

1886 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NW.-l0
rooms. > baths; rent sos: modern ConVen
fences; sacrifice on account of illness; 500
oil bpfo m,
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oss { PHELPS. 1417 < st NV

YOU GAIN $500 EXTRA VALUE
THE DAY YOU RECEIVE TITLE
INSPECTION WILL CONVINCE YOU.
OPEN TO Pm. DAILY.
$40 NICHOLSON ST NV
Semi-detached brick 8 rooms 2 hafhs
Priced lower than row houses
WAPLE & JAMES. INC.
1226 18th ST. NV. DI 3347
Evening star., 1933-09-10

! ROOMS. SEMI-DETACHED. MICHIGAN
! Park by owner. who wishes to retain one
| room. Call Decatur 1S63-W.
! I4l4 MONTAGUE ST. NV. tOFF 10TH ST.l
Hollow tile. detached. baths, hreplace'
! shaded garden, garage, radio. piano. Suite
| of > rooms bath below with private en-
trance Pentahe GF SilS.
FI1RNTSHED HOUSES ALL SECTIONS.
rOrINn5SGrlGGnJ 1ESSTnT py1pEa1I INC
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1933-06-22
STAFFORD SPRINGS
LEGION TEAM HERE
NEXT SATURDAY
Locals 10 Show ri Wash.
ingf0n Park In First
State League Game ct
4 O'clock

The Waterbury American Legion
baseball team, selected by league
managers from players ~ the 10
teams 20 represent the elty w tbs
state plsyQffs, Will show ~ their
first state epeopDfsr saturday AZ
ferneon ~ Washington PARK "a 4
o'clock against the stafford spFlpef
aims, u was announces fhgs nefps
Ing by Director Barney shea,
va koEsD, the eelleRians mound
ACE who pitches With slihey haDa,
VIII got the assignment 70 face tbs
visitors with pApplesV murphy,
former ~ Mary pagpebiai lsaepsr
gseelylna, Speed fsDson, Wllby
reserve pitcher and fseiilDo Wa
be held ~ resepYe,
orlRlpellg tbs locals wsge slated
~ INVADE South Manchester vas,
ieFapy fer ibelp Gpsf state show
lnR, bui sieis offelals cancelled ibf
eontest beDklns kafugday's iIt Id
~ stead llalph HpREles WI prob
ably umpire katuraay's fray,
The locals VIII hold y special
practice session tomorrow AflepS
aeep ~ ! e'eleek " Washington
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1933-06-22
INSILCOS HAVE
STRONG TEAM FOR
BROOKLYN GAME
Bob Walsh or Bill Scully
viii Pitch Against 10.
Gals in Benefit Tilt To-
morrow

The MerIden InsIicos. sporting
one Of the ciasslest semi-pro out
fits IN the state, will make their
debut before Waterbury fans az
Hamilton Park tomorrow night at
6 o'clock meeting the Brooklyn
A. &. In a benefit game for the
American Legion leaguers.
Chuck" Shaw who cavOrted
at first for the Sacred Hearts sun
day viii hold down the same posi-
ton with the Silver City nine. Joe
Teller will be At second and Tom
my Tomasetti at third. Mite"
Gibson. who performed with the
Connecticut Yankees In the city
League two years ago, VIII cover
short with Rlnaili. Media ana
Hiidebrand in the outer works.
Big Bob Walsh: who In big
fayorite with local fans, Will prob
ably toe the rubber for Mike Cum
nInghnm's aggregation. with Billy
&cuily. star quarterback Of the All
Waterbury eleven OF last year In
reserve. Jerry Marcantonie will
don the mask and protector.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1933-06-22
N. II. ITALIAN CLUB
BOOKED FOR Hills
Elm City Nine to Show at
Washington ark In
Twilight Tilt - O'Dea
to HurI

strengthened by the addition of
Tom Purcell who has left the
ranks Of the Tribupes and Lefty
O'Dea, youthful ~ Thomas EemlB.
airy star, who IN home for the
summer vacation, the Washington
Hills VIII endeaver 20 break into
the win column tomorrow night
IN q twilight TIT NJ Washington
park ~ 8 o'clock meeting the
Italian club OF New Haven.
Manager Unex capuano com.
plefed arrangements with the Elm
City nine this morning. The
Italians showed at Wafsrvllle park
last week taking 4 trimming from
.tankv 0againss Watsryiile oilers.
The 1911 plot intends 70 send o..
Dea 70 the mound. The youthful
sontbpaw has been holding down
the Initial sack for the eefniBsrIans
~ season but u anxious 70 toe the
rubber,
Purcell viii prebsb bly, be saved 20
start against the TrtbuDes IN sun.
days City Amateur league contest
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1933-06-22
Local AMATEURS
I'm HARTF'RD BOUTS
Al Leveque and Joe Steele
to Appear Against In.
named Opponents TO.
night

Another sil,stsr amateur bezlna
card VIII DE presented IN Hartford
Tonight, which VIII feature sOmf
Of the outstanding fighters 10 Con
sprlSsfsjs, IN Mas, :" s,ste siu s ",
Dick Gray has l,pea 10 thres
matches for the card, Barney fes
Windsor Locks heggyYslEht trading
punches with Eemb0 Lapgford
New Haven Degret feyng Hapt,g,
Windsor Locks, $50 poyn4er UlAkes
bis debut here AGAINST Johnny
Geproy of Lu9jew, Mass, and itstl
Casino, ToFfiDgtoD Mt4ajewelghf.
WIZ egelD Oppose Tepy Cas-, WIND,
scr Locks, This first bout starts
promptly at $500 o'eleelg,
Isesldes fbs a4yoFflss4 bouts
which Ylll help make up the pro-
gram of contests, Watehn1k ef
Gray, WI pair Joe Steele, middle
weight kDoekeuf slgggsf, ana Al
f<eyesgpe, IiEbf heavyweight, befil
eeplpg bere VIII lbs s1flggasl4
contingent Levfsqye, whq punched
qua y fine win eyer sol tsalieifl %
last weeks card, has established
fsDs spd they WI wele0lpe hin
beck W action, steele, also " a
popular flgbter De hiss wop ~
kiraisbf fights 20 date, " Nv knock
eyis N tge appearances ]. n lll Z
lhs .glopsr by . kpeekevt W sseb