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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-29
BRIBERY ATTEMPT BY
SAMM0NS DETAILED
Deputy Sheriff Testifies in Trial of
Notorious Gangster.


CROWN POINT, Ind. Nov. %
Evidence that James Fur Sam
mons. notorious outlaw, sought to
bride his way out of an arrest was
in the records this afternoon at a
trial through which the state hopes
to send SammonS to prison for life.
Deputy Sheriff John w. Cook Of
Lake county testified that Summons
peeled two 500 bills from a roll of
$1,000 and pressed them upon him
when he was taking the suspect to
Jail.
II Summons is convicted of at
tempted bribery he can be tried I'M
der the Indiana habitual criminal
act and Septenced 70 a life term.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-29
THE Thanksgiving turkey

III thanksgiving TURKEY Is
u trussed up in the icebox.
The pumpkin pie is baked. The
cider sparkles. All is we'll with you.
But there's a home that leans
like a hopeless scarecrow in an
alley in the city's Shantytown.
Children, stockings d ip pi n G
through shoes. picking up the
yards glass and ready to sop up
winters chill, play in the yard.
And there's Jimmy with his
face nosed against window,
watching his brothers and sisters
play
Timmy's a cripple and "Maw's"
youngest. He hobbies to school
when he goes. Jimmy doesn't
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-29
Indiana Game Warden Is
Held in Staying of
Crippled Boy.
TOWNSFOLK INFURIATED
Move Accused Man to Adj
joining County to
Block Attack.
BIZ UHited Press

BIZ United Press
ENGLISH. Ind, Nov. ga
coroner's inquest into the Staying of
Kenneth Morgan. 18 year old
crippled orphan. was opened here
this afternoon while Theodore Ell
lott. 81. state game warden who
killed the youth. was held in an
adjoining county to avoid possible
mob violence.
Meanwhile. Sheriff Alva Arm
strong of Crawford county and Ben
ton Pearson, deputy prosecutor of
the joint Harrison Crawford judi
cial circuit, were to confer on a pos
sible grand jury investigation of the
shooting
Elliott was taken to the Orange
county Jail at Paoli late last night
by Sheriff Armstrong, who reported
bitter feelings throughout Crawford
county against the game warden.
No mobs have formed, but per-
sons all over the county are stirred
up against Elliott because he shot
young Morgan" the sheriff said.
The boy was quite a favorite and
had the sympathy of many persons
because of his crippled condition
and loss of his parents"
Companion to Testify
Blanchard Ketchum, game ward
en-, who witnessed the gun fight be-
tween Morgan and Elliott when the
latter asked to see the youths hunt
ing license, was expected to be the
principal witness at the coroner's
inquest.
Inc shooting occurred late yeSter-
day, near young Morgan's home at
Grantsburg, the sheriff was told.
Elliott said he and Ketchum saw
the youth hunting in field west of
Grantsburg and shouted to him to
display his hunting license.
Morgan ran and Elliott pursued
him, the warden reported. After a
chase of nearly three-quarters of a
mile, Morgan wheeled about and
fired his shotgun, part of the charge
piercing Elliott's cap and uniform.
the sheriff was told.
When the youth began reloading,
Elliott said, he shot three times
with a revolver and Morgan fell.
Ketchum was left with the body
while Elliott drove to English and
surrender No hunting license was
found among the youths effects, the
sheriff was told.
Boy Partly Crippled
Coroner Louis A. Dooley said one
bullet had passed through Morgan's
body from the left to right side. He
was to hold his inquest today.
Sheriff Armstrong said he intend
ed to report today to Benton Pear
son, deputy prosecutor for the Joint
Harrison Crawford judicial circuit,
for possible grand jury investiga-
ton
Morgan was partially crippled in
his right hand and arm as a result
Of typhoid fever He worked for
his room and board at Grantsburg.
officers were told.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-29

way to the American mission house
at Muttra.
Il took my VOWS too seriously"
she was quoted as saying L slept
for eight months on bed of ticks
with one blanket. I do not intend
to return"
Miss Cook. who is %, has made
several entrances and exits to
Gandhi's "aShram." or retreat. At
each disappearance, Gandhi has
implored her to return and re-
pent"
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-29

Just call Riley 1851 and the
name of q, boy or girl will be
given to you.
The first list of donors will be
printed in Fridays edition Of The
Times.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-29
DOLLAR HITS SKIDS
IN FOREIGN TRADING
Pound and Franc Show Strength
Gold Leaves England.

By CHitcd Press
LONDON, Nov. 28.-The Amer
lean dollar showed weakness, at the
opening of foreign exchange trading
today.
The pound opened at 1924. 1t
opened yesterday at $5.O71a and
closed at $5.1714.
The French franc strengthened
fractionally to open at 841-16. It
opened yesterday at 83 1916 and
closed at 8414.
Gold bars worth f45O,OOO ($2,34O,-
000) were sold today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-29
AUTO CRASH KILLS ONE
Companion Injured in Collision
With Truck.

BLOOMINGTON. Ind. Nov. %
Howard Higgins 81. living ten miles
north Of here was killed Instantly
and Henry Boolinger. 60 was in
jured last night when the car in
which they were riding colhded with
a heavy freight truck on state road
81.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-29
LIQUOR CHIEF Is NAMED
New York Lawyer Picked by Roose-
welt to Head L. S. Board.

WARM SPRINGS. Ga. Nov. %
President Roosevelt today an
nounced the appointment Of Joseph
H. Choate, New York lawyer. as
director and chairman of the
federal alcohol control administra-
ton.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-29
American Girl Escapes
GGndhi to Seek Thrills
Mia Cook. g. One of Mahatmas Three GraCeS, Says
She Took Religious Vows Too Seriously.
By United Press

LONDON 29-Nla Cram Cook girl
sink her personality Mahatma NJ Gandhs
luxurious hotel New Delhi India with
thrills Chronicle said today.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-29
new ROUTE TO
BOOM AIRPORT
BUSINESS HERE
Plans Under Way to Make
Indianapolis Field
Flight Center.
FAST PLANES ORDEPED
Canal Zone and Return in
48 Hours to Be
Possible.

Indianapolis Municipal airport
within the next six months, will be-
come one OF the most important
and busiest airports in the nation,
with Inauguration of "highball''
anmail line from Chicago, via Indi-
annapolis, to South America.
Steps leading toward this con-
summation we're being taken today
by w. S. Kenyon, commerce de
partment airways extension super
intendent. who is in Indiana negoti-
ating leases for six beacon lights
and an intermediate landing field
on the IndianapOls-LOu leg
Of the route.
With opening of the route. 1t will
be possible for Indianapolis residents
to fly to the canal zone and return
over a weekend. as tWenty-fOur-
hour service will be available be-
tween indianapolis and the zone.
Even sooner. with installation Of
speedy, luxurious new Douglas
planes on Transcontinental and
Western Air route. it will be posi-
bic TO fly from indianapolis to New
York. transact business, and return
the same day.
$500 Allotted
With increased schedules on both
the TranscOntinental and Western
Air and American Always, Inc.
huge transport planes will be stop
ping at Municipal airport here on
an average Of once each hour during
the day and night, according to
Charles E Cox Jr, airport superin-
tendent
The new high-Speed canal zone
and South American link will be
accomplished by rerouting the pres
ent American Always route from
Chicago to Atlanta, by way of La
fayette, Terre Haute and Evansville,
through Indianapolis and Louisville
About month ago the public
works administration allotted S19.-
500 to the commerce department to
establish facilities for night flying
between indianapolis and Louisville.
The Lafayette-Terre Haute-Ev-
ansville division will contiue in
operation until the lighting beacons
between indianapolis and Louisville
are completed. according to Stephen
A Cisler postOfflce air mail division
superintendent.
Fix Beacon Sites
Mr. Kenyon is negotiating for
plots about 100 feet square for each
of the six beacon sites. for which
the commerce department pays an
average rental Of $40 a year.
About 100 acres will be required
for the intermediate landing field
at Seymour
BY rerouting the Chicago Atlanta
line through indianapolis. the gov
eminent VIII effect a considerable
saving in distance of the line.
At Atlanta. mail and passengers
destined for South American cities
is transferred to planes operating
on the Atlantic Seaboard airline
and carried to Miami. there trans
ferring to Pan-American Airway
planes.
Schedules for the indianapolis
section will not be announced until
after the beacons are installed.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-29
DEMANDS CASH FROM
KING; PLEADS KINSHIP
London Ergin~"r Arraigned for
Asking Money.

bW JIIf"N TI'"NS
LONDON, Nov. 20. - Clarence
Guy Gordon Haddon, 40, a consult
ing engineer, was arraigned at Bow
street police court today on a
charge of demanding money from
King George. He pleaded in de-
Tense that he was an illegitimate
son Of King Georges dead brother,
the duke of Clarence.
Haddon was remanded until Dec
4. Bail was refused.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-29
Stock Yards Strike Is
Settled by NRA Board
5000 Chicago Men Return to Work With 10 Per Cent
Wage Raise After Midnight Farley.

CHICAGO Nov. 29-The
employees ended labor
obtained
pending final
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-29
GOLD PRICE INCREASES
Increase of 8 Cents an Ounce Is An
nOunced.
WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON. Nov 29.-The
government today raised its price
on newly mined American gold to
1888 an ounce from yesterdays
S33.85 quotation, an increase of 8
cents an ounce.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-29
BUYERS, Statesmen IN
HOG PRICE DISPUTE
Clash at Sioux City Stockyards
Ends in WalkOut.


SIOUX CITY, Nov ga clash
between hog statesmen and buyers
today over concessions of Is cents
per hundredWeight resulted in the
Walkout Of virtually all statesmen
from the Sioux City stockyards.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1933-11-29
One Edition

In order to give employees a
half holiday on Thanksgiving.
The Times Thursday viii pub
lish only one edition.
Evening star., 1933-12-24
MORE MONEY IN 1884
Experienced Crew Managers.

EXperlenCed NreW Managers.
One of the strongest direct sales organiza =
tions OF America desires TO discuss a possible
Connection the first Of the new year for
have satisfactorily handled men in direct
or indirect selling. Men preferred who have
Available several thoroughly tested associ-
ates who would come with them into another
hieh-erade. money-making enterprise which
now. Best of reference required Urban
and rural territories available for men who
can qualify. include Hirginia. Maryland in
West Virginia and North Carolina No In
vestment required. Promotions prompt on
basis Of results Write. giving full details
Of experience equipment. qualifications etc.
for appointment either in Baltimore or
WashinEton Address Box 35S-R Star
ONCE. All replies conhdentially treated.
Give address and telephone number and in
which city you desire interview.
Evening star., 1933-12-24
MOTOR TRAVEL.

YOUNG GENTLEMAN. TO Los ANGELES
Calf. wishes to drive party help drive
and share expenses: expert chauffeur; refs
exch. 1417 Goth st. NV,
MONDAY, XMAS DAY. DRIVING SEDAN
to Mount Vernon, Fredericksburg. Wake
fleld and return. Leave am. return y.
Room for 3 passengers. For arrangements
call at Apt Al 134S Euclid St, between
NEW YORK HARTFORD SPRINGFIELD
over New Year; large car: take refined
companions; substantial saving. Box IL.
Brentwood. Nd
Evening star., 1933-12-24
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


LocATIoN FOR BEAUTY SHOP in lObby. q Of
SEQ monthly. Address Box 472-R. Star Office.
AUTO REPAIR BUSINESS completely
equipped Must be sold before Jan. 1. No
reasonable offer refused. Phone WEST 0223
between s and 8. "a
SHOE STORE FOR SALE. LE-STondssrful p opp-
ness; owner leaving town; selling at Sacrl-
fice 3335 Belair rd.. Baltimore, Nd. Wolfe
DISTRIBUTORS for high-grade line of in
conditional guarantee: low prices. big prof.
its. repeat business; tremendous field; small
working capital required. Write Sun Lamp
Co. llS East 2Sth New York.
RAISE CAPITAL-Best methods: corpora
4nf esta6 56 s. and ea cp $40 B6g R
ning water: filled: worth 5000: for quick
sale. $500 Apply 1ll2 NJ st. NV. or call
NE. 1O44 24'
LARGE BOOMING HOUSE. excellent loca7i
baths: fine opportunity, to, get a going busi-
WEST 1470. TO 10 mornings.
GIFT SHOP located 9lS 18th st. NV
S225; now doing business; owner leaving
BoTTLING WORKS AND BEER business for
great opportunity for further development.
Address Box lbs. Star Office.
FOR SALE-Gss station and decatessen;
excellent for wholesale III and retail a. Liquor 4
SANDWICH. SHOP. equipment to sell or
rent; accept any reasonable oHer conslder
Partnership: in desirable location. II. 134S.
TEA ROOM upper northwest business sec
tlon: apts. ebove gong business; =, price
at S1.250. Address Box 295-S. Star office.
NEWSSTAND, SOUVENIRS. etc, lobby large.
busy hotel; good BUSINESS; price S1'50O.
Address Box 325-S. Star Office.
GASOLINE, Accessories, corner station;
going business; possibly best available. for
only $500. Address Box 225-S. Star office.
LUNCHEONETTE with -draqght beer in office
lease: closed Sundays price, $4,000. Ad-
dress Box 1878. Star Office
DELICA., CONF, corner. residential section;
large room in rear; low rent Price, $500.
Address BOX 251-s. Star once.
CAFETERIA downtown location; seats 100;
cost $4,000 to equip; lease Price $4,000
Address Box 272-S, Star Office
OPPORTUNITY for progressive, ambitious
person TO become associated with estab-
or more Address Box 66-S. STIR ONCE.
Want To Bo2RoW 400 Gd Of more pogni for SIX
dress Rox 16S-S. Star Office.
GROCERY AND DELICATESSEN-Rea op-
oortunity to buy good business in good loca-
With With f' heat; low rent; . years. established
Widow owner. can't attend the business
viii sacrifice. Call owner. North 4446.
ACCOUNT RECENT DEATH sell at sacrifice
low ~ent automatic heat, elec.; easy to rent.
This week $500. Address Box 1913, Star
offce.
RENT LARGE sTOREROOM at Berwyn 90
BALTIC Pike; also Seven-room BUNGALOW, bath
and basement; hot-water heat Apply Ed
ward Daniels Berwyn, Mo. "a.
RoOMING HOUSE, "a rooms. 4 baths; a
very good money making proposition.
CAPITOL BUSINESS SALES CO..
zoos Eye st. NV. NAtolal 6964.
SPLENDID LOCATION for rooming house
near George Washington University. 2003
st. nv. Il rooms and baths; newly
provisions for light housekeeping as wen as
well equipped large kitchen: Rent, S75.
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD. Realtor,
723 Goth st. NV.
DINERS AND LOCATIONS.
ALSO RECONDITIONED CARS.
WRITE FOR CATALOG.
JERRY OMAHONY- INC
900 WEST GRAND ST, ELIZABETH. N. J.
Evening star., 1933-12-24
CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

In order to protect its advertisers
from receiving circular matter, it is
expressly understood and agreed that
all such matter will be withheld as
far as possible by The Star. Only
bona fde answers to advertisements
addressed to box numbers in care of
The Star will be delivered to adver-
tisers on presentation of the box
number ticket.
Evening star., 1933-12-24
WANTEn-SALESMEN.

NEW RUBBER GOODS Inc: q revolutien:
hustiers making to 500 weekly; outfit free.
Kristee Mfg. Box 161. Akron. Ohio.
WANTED-Promoting type specially sales
man not over forty Permanent, desirable.
pleasant, repeat orders. Commission -ex-
pense paid those giving satisfactory reIer,
make 5000 weekly up. according to ability
and steady work. Manufacturer, Box 1907,
Cedar RAPIDS, Iowa.
Evening star., 1933-12-24
Food Products Salesman

for District Of Columbia and surrounding
territory wanted by Acknowledgment manu-
facturer. packing highest quality line, Posi-
tion calls for hard work six days each week
among retailers, jobbers and chain stores.
Headquarters at Washington. d. c. Must
have car Salary and expense arrangement
offers real opportunity for man who can
Of past employers with first letter. Address
Box lois Star office.
Evening star., 1933-12-24
WANTED-AGENTS.

SENSATIONAL NEW INVENTION enables
driver to face glsring headlights without be-
ing blinded; 10000. 900 car owners owners waiting;
sSanetycas l." Huntington Beach. Calz4
Evening star., 1933-12-24
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

tipping a few letters and making out col
lecting cards IN exchange FOR Use Of type
writer for practice or other business. Ad-
dress Box l16AS. Star Office.
SALES MEN AND WOMEN wanted for per-
nnanent in or out of town work; all or spare
time; attractive line; large commission; leads
furnished. National 20O1 or co. 6746.
Evening star., 1933-12-24

MEN-This position gives the opportunity to
receive steady work all the wear around
where good earnings are assured: training
will be given this week for this work; ap-
Dlicants must have car and be over II
years Of ase. Address Box 359-M, Star
Office
Evening star., 1933-12-24

SALESMAN who has unlimited confidence
in his ability to produce. To such a man
viii be offered an exclusive franchise of one
AAA-1, consisting of Washington and sur
rounding Maryland and virginia territory
Must have car and show successful sales
division MANAGER This is a real oppor-
tunity for a lifetime connection and sub
stautial income. Answer in own handwriting.
giving age. address, experience and phone
number. Address Box ll1-S, Star office. :
WATKINS LEADS. others follow: FIRST ir
business, first in volume, nrSt n Bradstreet,
,E highest percegntaseTf Tt, To 9e % eadeE' s 1 set
not making $50 a week. investigate Wat
kins. 1t pays. Apply 8 to 3. 1888 Illinois
ave NV, corner Georgia
Evening star., 1933-12-24

MAN to handle regular store-to-store route.
Place nationally advertised &c and 10c
counter card mdse. Most complete line
comm. for you and merchant. No invest
ment. Catalog free Worlds Products Co.,
Dept X-266. Spencer, Ind.
Evening star., 1933-12-24
CLUB MERIDIAN
I'm
ENTD CCU -

EMBASSY ROW
Home residence with lounges sun porches.
parlors for guests use. Sunny bed rooms.
single. double. en- suite. Large baths Gen.
trally located Bus stop at door Ten
minutes from White House. Excellent
meals. hotel service; reasonable rates.
Make reservations now for season. COlum-
bfa $3.50. "a
Evening star., 1933-12-24

BUSINESS MANAGER for high-cIass club;
experienced, personality, good CITY connec-
tons necessary wonderful opportunity for
Evening star., 1933-12-24

WELL RoTTED COW MANURE, 75c hun.
dred-lb. sack; eight sacks. S. Rich dirt,
Doc sack: sacks. $3.50. Dry hard wood,
So cord; quality guaranteed. Write Glen
hurst Dairy Bethesda. Md Cleveland 1915.
CHRISTMAS TREES. pines and cedars. 4 to
z feet tall S25 per 100 delivered any
place in D. C. Marlboro 49-F-32.
Evening star., 1933-12-24

HOTEL PORTER. assistant, colored, for
night work; must be thoroughly familiar
with local train service. Address Box
SS-S, Star office.
Evening star., 1933-12-24
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

COOK, colored. first class, best CITY refer
23rd pl ne.
GENERAL HOUSEWORK. laundry and good
cook; city references $50 ST. s.w.
WOMAN uncncumbered. middle-aged. white
to care for infant and home for employed
couple; good cook; room and board ard SIS
per month Address Box 191-S Star Office
WOMAN, colored, competent, good cook
all-around worker, wants work with nice
family; reference. District S776, all week
MOTOR TRAVEL.
Q PASSENGERS wanted for Miami, Fla.
fare, $40 each; leaving Thursday morning.
149 18th st. ne.
JAPANESE YOUNG. WANTS TRANSPOR-
teIioa to Miami Address Box 173-S- Star
Evening star., 1933-12-24
SITUATIONS-WOMEN.


A REFINED GIRL wishes cashier or general
Office work; experienced; references. Ad-
dress Box Ills star Office
COLORED GIRLS want work: no laundry
NO. 1913, Miss Nelson.
COMPANION to elderly lady or light house
hold duties wanted by a refined lady. Ad-
dress Box 170-S. Star Office.
GIRL, colored. wants place as pastry cook
or salad girl: experienced: reference. Phone
Decatur O267.
LADY refined experienced wishes position
mother assistant, governess. Address
Box AS. Star office.
LADY. Catholic. desires position for house
work and companion to lady. Address Box
172-S. Star Office
NURSE. practical experienced. refined. re-
liable honest, highest references mental
cases also. Mrs. Phillips, I'll Eye ne.
NURSE, experienced good reference, posi-
tion as nurse. companion, supervising home,
or light home duties; reasonable salary.
GEORGIA 1857.
SECRETARIAL or stencgraphic; five years
secretarial experience; college education
Frances Dailor 1886 10th NV. Potomac
OoT7.
WIDOW, white. middle-aged, refined wishes
part-time work one or two DAYS week. no
laundry Post Office Box BOOB
WIDOW refined desires position as com
panion -housekeeper; capable of nursing semi
invalid; ref. Address Box HOS. Star offce.
WOMAN, white, settled, Catholic wants
housework evenings for room, or as COM
panion TO lady. North 2l04, Ext 1872.
Evening star., 1933-12-24
Dachshund Pedigreed Puppy.
Call WEST 17S8

DEEPBROOk KENNELS.
Scottish terriers. wire. fox terriers. toy
fox terriers and Pekingese. Will hold till
Christmas. Females spayed; vaccinated, LiV.
ingStone Heights, Va Walnut 5000.
Evening star., 1933-12-24
RUFFCOTF KENNELS

727 Chesapeake ave. Silver Spring, Nd
Shepherd 1896. Wire-haired Fox Terriers
Dandte Dinmont Terriers. Welsh Terriers,
Scottish Terriers and Dachshunds puppies
and grown stock. for people Of discriminate
ing taste
Evening star., 1933-12-24
HELP-MEN,

ADVERTISING SALESMEN, neat appear
ance. good habits, excellent reference. Steady
employment; commission only; no drawing
account. Unlimited possibilities. Give full
information and telephone number in reply.
Address Box 12S-S Star Office
BAKERS HELPER at once Apply IJo5
Evening star., 1933-12-24
ROOMS--SUBURBAN,
ROOMS AND BOARD.

DESIRABLE FURNISHED ROOMS.
conveniences; bus and car service. Re
Va. Clarendon 1892. SANfAHA &
Evening star., 1933-12-24

DEEPBRUUK KENNELS.
Scottish terriers. wire fox terriers toy
fox terriers and Peuingese Will hold till
Christmas. Livingstone Heights. Va. WAL
nut SS09.
Evening star., 1933-12-24
CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

Puppies-Boston Terrier.
Pedigreed. AID. 59O2 2922 18th NV.
Evening star., 1933-12-24
ROOMS-UNFURNISHED

WYOMING APTs,-Unusually large, SO. exp a..
3 windows. 2 closets, sunny. Ink, room
and bath. DE. 5000. Apt. 612.
1892 N ST. N.W-Large front room, >
closets. next BATH free gas. elec.; LII k /;
only SIS weekly.
Evening star., 1933-12-24

FIXTURES-Store, restaurant once; cash
Baum, Inc. 9l4 st. NV ME A744
Evening star., 1933-12-24
CHRISTMAS DACHSHUNDE.

To make room for coming litters, several
good males, "A months. at $50. Will bring
to you by appointment II interested call
Herndon 112. Jonedith Dacshunde Kennels,
Herndon. Va, 24s
Evening star., 1933-12-24
FARM AND GARDEN.

RIDING HORSES. Arabian: valuable pint
race horse. sire grand stake winner; intel
nationally played polo pony. SH. 2O40. %
Evening star., 1933-12-24

GEORGETOwN-n you want room and
board of the highest quality and the lowest
price. come to see us. 3210 N ST. NV.
WEST 290S-J.
l41O 10th NW.-Suite for 8; private bath;
excellent food and service; Spacious enter
tanning rooms; also single room. 81
ed outside room. porch; detached home
residential neighborhood. near cars; meals
l7I2 EYE ST NV. convenient to Govt
Depts.--Desiraple rooms, excellent table:
1874 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE--Nev club
residence for young people: singles doubles;
mattresses.
1916 MASS, AVE. NV. Scott Han Inn
Lovely single rooms, running water: deli
cious meals. central: distinctive; reasonable
1702 18th sT. NW;-Deliehtful warm
mosnneFei waking distance; S32.5o-S2s. SQe
Evening star., 1933-12-24
Scotch Terrier, Male, $50.
Female. S25. 1419 Meridian pl. NV.

Pedigreed puppies and adults. champion
stock: low prices. Thos. Samuel. 90 Rock
Spring rd,. Clarendon. Va. near Wash. Golf
and Country Club Clar 1RR-W-0
Evening star., 1933-12-24

BEST PRICES paid for desirable furniture,
Sll2. Prompt attention