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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-06-02
P h by Dexheimer.

Eighth annual dinner of the
alumni of the Arsenal Cannon,
publication of Technical high
school, will be held June 8 at the
Foodcraft shop. Miss Mary Eliza
beth Woods is chairman of the
dinnerette committee and Miss
Ella Sengenberger, sponsor of the
Cannon, is assisting with the
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4:00-Al Pearce and His Gang (NBC).
4:30-News Flashes.
4:45-Little Orphan Annie (NBC).
5:00-Three Scamps (NBC),
5:15-Walkashow Derby.
5:30-Martha Mears (NBC).
5:40-Where to Go in Indianapolis.
5;45-The Man On the Street.
6:00-Happy Long.
6:15-Bavarian Peasant band (NBC)
6:30-Hands Across the Border CNBC)
7:00-Jamboree NBC).
7:30-The Grab Bag tNBC).
7:45-To be announced.
8:00-Tim Ryan's Place (NBC).
8:30-Socialist Party Convention (NBC),
9:00-Sport review.
9:15-Press Radio review (NBC).
9:20-Enric Madriguera orchestra (NBCl
9:30-One- Mans Family (NBC),
10:00-Walkashow Derby.
10:15-Carefree Carnival NBC).
II 81 Bailey's Casino orchestra.
l1:15-Seymour Simons orchestra fNBC).
11;30-Clyde Lucas orchestra (NBCl.
IL Observation-Disclosures of.
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S:4S-Raginsky Ensemble CCBsi wABC.
4:0O-AI Pearce and gang yNBC, WEAF:
Van Steeden's orchestra (NBC)
4:15-Hay's orchestra CcBs) wABc.
4:3O-Charles Garlic, tenor tCBS)
JACK Armstrong (cBsl wBBM.
4:45-John Herrick, baritone tNBCJ
Frederick William Wise CcBs'
5:oo-Baseball Resume (NBCl WEAF.
S seR q a orchestra %eatT@S tcssS 'wAB66:.
s.,o Pickens Sisters CNBcl VIZ M.r,
0'SO-H 5essEsss, w HsBeneii ana Mei0uesf'
Sisters; Himber's ensemble (NBcI
Race Anecdotes NBc, WIZ:
s:dS-Megfen P s. h'5f 'S Studio "T party
HOLLYWOOD do on the Air NBC, VIZ:
s:so-Hands Across the Border NBC)
FIo7d Gibbons cNgc, wEAP.
'6:45-"Fats" Waller lCBS) WABC.
7:oO-Grete S%tueckgold and Kostelanetz
orchestra tCBSl WABC.
Donald Novis, Brad Browne, Vor-
hees' orchestra (NBCl WEAF.
7:30-Beatrice Fairfax (NBCl WEAF.
Himber's orchestra (CBSI WABC.
Duchin's orchestra (NBC) WIZ.
S:~O0-Travelcade (NBC) WEAF.
Dramatic Guild (CBS) WBBM.
Tim Ryan's Place CNBC) WIZ.
s:30-Elder Michaux and congregation
(CBS) WABC.
Barn Dance tNBC) WIZ.
9:00-Sylvia Froos (CBS) WABC.
Madriguera's orchestra NBC)
WEAF.
e:15-News; Child's orchestra (CBSl
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9:30-News: Biltmore orchestra (NBC)
WIZ.
One Mans Family (NBC) WEAF.
9:45-Johnny Johnson'S orchestra (CBS)
WABC.
10: 00-Russo's orchestra (NBCl WEAF.
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Fiorito's orchestra (CBSD WABC.
10:15-Carefree carnival (NBCl WEAF.
l0:30-Garber's orchestra (CBSl WABC.
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Solution to Previous
Contract Problem
BY w. E. MKENNEY
Secretary American Bridge Lea que
A PLAYER never is considered
"A good until he can play a good
defensive game. The opportunity
for fine plays on the defense are
naturally much more rare than
those given to the declarer; and
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Mrs. Robert Lanham is presi-
dent of the council of XII Delta
xxi sorority, which will hold it's
national convention tomorrow at
the Marott.
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SUNDAY

A. NJ.
8:00-The Southernaires (NBC).
8:30-Samovar Serenade (NBCl.
9;00-Press Radio Bulletin tNBC).
9:05-Morning Musicale MEG,
9:30-101 Mems Bible Class.
10: 00-Watchtower.
10:15-Gould & Shelter (NBCN
1Q:30-CrEsta1 Melodies.
1A:30-The Sunday Forum (NBCM
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SUNDAY

A. M.
8:00-Church of the Air CCBS).
8:30-Melody Parade (CBS).
8:45-Alex Semmler (CBS).
9:00-Jake's Entertainers.
9:30-Christian Men Builders.
1890 to 12:00-Silent.
12:00-Edith Murray (CBS).
P. M.
~l2:15-Piano Pointers (CBS).
1:30-Symphonic hour (CBSl.
2:00-Buffalo Variety Workshop (CBS).
'2:30-Oregon on Parade (CBSl.
3:00-Palestine Flower Day (CBS).
3:l5-Tony Wons (CBS).
3:30-Bakers tCBS).
4:00-Wheeler Mission program.
4:30-Piano Twins.
4:45-Poet's Gold (CBSl.
5:00-Nick Lucas (CBSl.
5:15-Carlile and London fCBS).
5:30-Chicago Knights tCBS1.
6:00-Voice o. Columbia (CBSl.
7:00-Family qheater tCBS).
7:30-Waring's Pennsylvanians (CBS).
8:00-Lady Esther Serenade tCBSD.
8:30-Salon orchestra.
9:00-MeSsage from Governor McNutt.
9:l5-Henry Busse orchestra (CBS).
9:45-Johnny orchestra fCBS).
10:00-Red Nichols orchestra (CBS).
10:30-Earl Hines orchestra (CBS).
11:00-Atop the Indiana Roof.
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8 :00-Kaltenmeyers kindergarten CNBCl
WIZ.
Bigelow's orchestra (NBCJ WEAF.
3 :30-Piano Team tNBC) WIZ.
3:45-Raginsky Ensemble (CBSl WABC.
4, 0n-AI Pearce and gang INBCl YEA
La gaceta., 1934-12-01
LA COMISION DE BOXEO
ESCOGERA LOS OPONEN-
TIES DE FLYNN

New Orleans, Die. 16-La co
mission de boxeo del estado de
Louisiana suspendi6 aver ell a
nunciado encuentro entire Ed
die Flynn, de Tampa, excam-
pe6n olimpico del peso weller,
y Red" Rose, un ciudadano del
astado de Texas.
Dice la comisi6n que existe
verdadero escepticismo sobre
las posibilidades de Rose en- ell
combate y que en- 10 SUCCESSIVE
ella escogera los oponentes de
Flynn.
Los periodistas y p1blico han
criticado la eficiencia de varios
de los oponentes de Flynn y al
gunos boxeadores han protesta-
do de que solo sc escoge a los
hombres faciles de veneer.
Rose no Sc present6 en- la ciu
dad tres dias antes de la fecha
de la pelea, como habia prone
lido en- ell contrato.
La gaceta., 1934-12-01
Esta noche sera ~inaugurada la temporada
en- el Canedromo de Sulphur Springs

tie fueron perfectamente aides
trados en- las ultimas semanas.
La carrera de mas importan
ella de esta noche 10 sera ell
Handicap Inaugural, en- ell que
toman parte algunos de los me
jores perros, entire ellos Chan
ce Lad, Pony Express, Chance
A Lot y Student Prince. Ell ano
lpasado Chances Lad triunf6 en-
ell handicap de Inauguration y
los expertos lie conceden en- es-
tie un pequeno margen de ven
taja.
La pista estaba aver en- mag
nisicas condolences, segun ell
superintendent Dave Griffith.
Con ell Sr. Ellis c9laboran
Mike Fields, JueZ preSldente:
H. B. Diamond y Robert Kelly,
.iueces asociados; Ben Ault,
Andrew Leddy, secreta-
rio; Tom Fineran, juez de
paddock, y W. E. Sanders,
jefe de parada y juez de vigi-
lancia.
La gaceta., 1934-12-01

bien a mi mujer. ion! Mi dine
70 era MIC, y bien perdido esta.
Ell dinero de la mujer, debe ser
sagrado para los hombres con
dignidad.
-Mucha dignidad me parece
la tuya; pero, en- fin.
-Tengo la que debo tener.
y ell senior Forteza mo te
ha dado esperanto ninguna de
recuperar algo de 10 perdido?
No.
-Pues mira, Greene: o vuel-
vete a America en- busca de la
suerte que por ALA tie dejaste,
o presentate a tn mujercita Y
conf6rmate con administrar SUI
fortuna y vivir tranquilo... Y a
pr~op6sito,- dijo de subito ell
contrahecho; - ic6mo diablos
La gaceta., 1934-12-01
LUCHAS
VENCIO Ell CALICO DO
MINGUEZ AL
Sc LEVER

Los "hipopotamos" o "mas-
todontes" dirigidos ypor jim
Downing emocionaron de nue.
vo al p1blico, en- la n0che de a.
yer, luchando con innegable e.
nergia y dando pruebas de que
ell "pote" no Sc mueve con una
"pala".
Ell gallego Jose Dominguez,
una de las "estrellas" de la lu-
cha estilo agarra por donde
puedas, en- IA minutes y As Sc
gundos domino por complete al
canadense Dick Lever, ciudada-
no que sabe de muchos recur-
SOS POGO "limpiOs" para anular
a sus rivales.
Con tanta rapidez domino
ell galaico a su contrincante,
que ell p1blico cast Sc crey6 en-
ganado.
Bob Savage, el individuo que
tuvo y tendra barbas, con sus
$50 libras derrib6 en- 81 segun-
dos al "rey de las patadas", ell
Sr. Al Maynard, un professor de
Africa del Sur.
Ell viejo griego Gus Pappes
utilize SUI mayor destreza Y mo-
dales rudos para "aplastar" en-
IL minutes y Al segundos a
Dick Stahl.
Jim Downing actu6 de arbi-
tro en- la lucha de Savage por-
que este Sc neg6 a admitir al
referee Burgett. No guerra jim
desempenar esa mission, pero tn
vo que hacerlo cuando ell de
Kentucky iba a tomar ell CANT
no de su habitaci6n, sin luchar.
La gaceta., 1934-12-01

conforma con ser pobre y ha pc
seido una gran fortuna.
Durante algunos momentos,
ito y sobrino permanecieron ST.
lenciosos.
Por fin, ell jorobado tom6 la
palabra, diciendo:
-Pero, vamos a yer: mo di-
ces que tn mujer es RIGA?
10 es.
-Pues ~presentate a ella, di-
lie 10 que tie sucede, apoderate de
su dinero y vuelve con mas ten
to a tus negccios, que quien hi
20 una costa, con mimbres V
hara dos mil.
No vuelvo a la lucha.... Me
faltan fuerzas para clip. La
suerte me ha vuelto la espalda
y solo conseguiria arruinar tam
La gaceta., 1934-12-01
FOOT-Bf.LL
LOS CAIMANES CONTRA
LOS S~OMBREREROS

Gainesville, Fla, Die. 70
Los caimanes de la universidad
jugaran hoy contra los Som
brereros de Stetson, a los que
piensan derrotar con relativa
facilidad.
Por los dos "once" Sc ha a
nunciado la siguiente Inca de
batalla:
Stetson: Hardy, lie; Ingram,
Haynesworth, lg; Weaver, c;
Thursby, rg; Peck, TT; Cud-
more, re; Knittle, OBJ; Slade III
Schemer, rh; Olson, fb.
Florida: Rogers, lie; Star
buck, 1t; Shouse, lg; A. Brown ;
Turner, rg; Stark, TT; Rickett,
re; Priest, OBJ; Chase, III; Rowe
m; StoltZ, fb.
La semana pasada los ."gat-
ors" derrotaron al Georgia
Tech, mientras los de Stetson
descansaban.
La gaceta., 1934-12-01

Ell Canedromo de Sulphur
Sprins, uno de los mejores de
la naci6n, abrira esta noche
sus puertas para inaugurar, o.
ficialmente, la tercera tempo :
rada annual.
Todos los detalles para la
fiesta Sc completaron anoche
bajo la direction del Sr. J. Ho
mer Ellis, que viene dirigiendo
la pista desde que Sc construye
ra, en- 1882, a IN costo de 100
mil pesos.
Mas de 400 galgos, de los
mejores del pals, sc encuentran
en- las perreras y Ia mayor par
La gaceta., 1934-12-01
fue que tie casaSte?

.fue que tie casaste?
La que hoy es mi esposa,
habia quedado huerfan3. FL tu-
tor de ella era americana, init
mo amigo de los padres de la 10
ven; guerra mucho a esta. ha-
bianme conocido en- uno de sus
Wales a America, propdsome
que me casara con la joven, y
aunque al pronto 70 me rel de
su peregrina ocurrencia, Ell hom
bre Sc do tai mana, que nos pu-
50 en- relaciones por escrito.
-Hombre, 81 que debia dc ser
listo ell tai tutor, Y sobre TODD
un perfecto casamentero.
-Empez6 con 8quello de es-
cribir a la joven, diciendole qua
los dos hablabamos mucho de
ella y acabe por escribirle una
La gaceta., 1934-12-01

aria con motive de una enfer-
media de aquel buen senior. M
l~traInente, ella me contest6. v
ae aqui p rtieron n~uestras sim
p&tlas y de las simpatfas ell ca
samiento.
La muchacha, 81 bien es RI
ca como dices, debe de ser o.
como un demonio.
"A juzgar por su retrato. as
hermosa como un angel.
-Pues ic6mo diablos Sc con-
Iormo con casarse con IN bom-
0re a quien no conocia?
Ella misma me 10 dijo en-
una dc sus cartas, escritas conf
mucho talento. "El hombre v Ia
ntJer' ccnstituyen I'm arcane
oasta conocer ell rostro nara
c0nocer ell alma. Esta So ra-
La gaceta., 1934-12-01

mediaron desde mi decision de
volver a Espana a la fecha en-
que partia ell buque, recurri al
Gltimo recurso para enrique
cerme 10 mas pronto possible.
76Jugaste a la Bolsa?
! -Jugue Y perdi cast TODD 10
que me quedaba.
i Valgame Dios!
"A no ser por la esperanto
de recuperar aqui parte de 10
perdido, MERGED a la ayuda del
senior Forteza, creame listed,
me hubiera suicidado.
-iQue barbaridad! Sc COMO
ce que ell sol de America os vuel
We muy flematicos a los que vi
Wis por ALA.
La muerte es ell unico re-
curse que lie queda al que no Sc
La gaceta., 1934-12-01
BOXEO
SAVAGE COMBATIR CON
DAVIS

"a AGE COMBAI1RA CON
DAVIS
Ell empresario jim. Downing
contrat6 aver a Bob Savage, ell
hOmbre de los "escandalos", pa
"a batirse 81 lunes por la no.
che, en- Benjamin Field, con IN
tai George Davis, de Biloxi,
Miss.
La semana pasada ell hombre
que tenia espesas barbas V va
no las tiene, puso a dormir a
Joe Bennett en- 40 segundos Y
anoche "acOst6" al "villano"
Al Maynard, en- So segundos de
IN match de lucha.
Para ell lunes Sc ha completa-
do ell programa con los siguien-
ties bouts: Earl Storch con
ira Rudy War; Eddie Wagner
contra Joe Ippolito y Eddie
Bond; Johnny Lopez y Harry
Pierce; Ed Music y Harry Ray
mond, y Battling Giles y K. o.
Cox.
La gaceta., 1934-12-01

conocia csc modo de casarse, pc
70 al pronto no Gaia en- la cuen-
ia. Perdona, hombre, perdo-
ma! GConque, casado por pode-
res?
Isl, senior.
-GY nj tan solo por retrato
conoces a tn eSposa?
Me ~enviaron ell suyo. Ell
mic 10 tenia va a punto para
enviarselo ,cuando recibi la no.
ticia fatal de la perdida de ca
81 toda mi fortuna. Entonces,
solo pense en- volver a Espaha,
en- yer a don Anselmo Forteza
y combinar entire los dos un
medic de salvar la situaci6n...
Sin avisar a nadie, sin escribir
NADIA, me embarque para la cos
ia espanola. En- los das que
La gaceta., 1934-12-01
TENNIS

VICTORIA DEL TENISTA
VINES
La gaceta., 1934-12-01
ACOSTO A JADICK

New York, Die. En- ef
cuarto asalto de una pelea veri-
ficada en- esta ciudad, en- ell Ma
Olson Square Garden, Sammy
Fuller derrot6 por nocaut tee
nico a Johnny Jadick ,el vete-
rano p1giI de Filadelfia. Una
pequena concurrencia presen-
clio ell combate, por estimar que
no constitute una genuina a.
Traction. Pesaba ell vencid0
1884 libras y ell triunfador
1882. -.
La gaceta., 1934-12-01
Sc ORDENA PERSEGUIR A
JOE JACOBS

Barcelona, Die. 1@-El juez
de instruction lha ordenado la
captura y prisi6n de Joe Jacobs
director del pugil aleman Max
Schmeling, a quien Sc acusa de-
no haber pagado ell impuesto de
la pelea que sostuvieran en- esta
ciudad, en- ell mes de mayo, Ell
germano Y Pauline Uzcudun.
A rafz de haberse efectuado
ell combate Sc arrest6 a Jacobs
en- la frontera, pero Sc lie dej6
en- libertad bajo fianza y por
haber prometido que pagaria
ell impueSto.
La gaceta., 1934-12-01

Paris, Die. Eel tenista a.
mericano Ellsworth Vines SUI
superb aver al germano Hans
Nusslein en- los finales del cam
peonato professional frances de
tennis.
Gan6 ell americana los tres
sets, con esta anotaci6n:
6-3, 6-3y CO.
Evening star., 1934-08-09

uD PRIN TED LAWN
BLOUSES; very dainty styles;
slightly mussed. Sizes "a 9Er
to 80 only. Each. .e..... OOC
(Io0 yds.) COLORED EYELET
BATISTE; these are wantable
lengths in remnants Of l o.
to 8 yards. Yd.. 6O~
(50) FUR-C0LLAR STRIPS;
various furs to renovise your last
years coat. Your choice Or
while they last. Each. AON
(I5O Cds.) BUTTONS; as
sorted styles and colors;
for all types Of costumes. 20
(24) HAT PINS AND BUCK
LES; novelty crystal and rhine
stones; many different IN
designs to choose from. 1V~
(4s) WOMEN'S NECKWEAR;
various styles in the lot;
some slightly soiled and 1E~
mussed. Each ....... 4O~
1851 SILK SCARFS AND
DRESS FLOWERS; beautiful
colorings. Make your
choice while they last at, Or
each ....,..,,......,.ss &VS
(67 yds.) COLLAR LACES;
remnant lengths 5 to 10 yds.
Real laces in crochet and Or
filet. A length. ........ 6O~
(50) LACE PIECES; vanities,
arm rests and table
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Street Floor
Evening star., 1934-08-09

as possible, the Fredericksburg Busi-
ness and Professional Women's Club,
recently organized with Miss Anna v.
Lockhart of the Mary Washington
Hospital as president. has been asked
to use 1t as a place to entertain their
friends on the afternoon of Saturday,
August 10. The invitation was ac-
cepted with enthusiasm and invita-
tions are being sent far and wide by
members of the club in anticipation
of an acceptance that will go far be-
yond the borders of the State. Ginger
bread made from the recipe left by
Evening star., 1934-08-09
K. c. Night at Carnival.

With the designation Of tomorrow
night as knights Of Columbus Mite"
by Rev. B. j. Hannemann, chairman
Of the Nativity Church Carnival Com
mittee, Grand Knight Harold +.
Jones Of washington Council has
Joined with members of other local
councils to make It a gala event.
The carnival is being held at the Ma
tivity Church grounds, 5000 Georgia
avenue.
Evening star., 1934-08-09

the duplicate bridge group Of Wash
ington branch, American Association
Of University Women. on Friday eve
ming at her home, 300 Newark
street. The section is under the
leadership OF Mrs. Warner J. O'Leary.
Evening star., 1934-08-09

(22) woMEN'S $1.O0 SPORTS
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brown. Sizes IA, 16 and En-
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Broken sizes; Z pr, 25c t.
or a pair ............... ~
C5s) WOMEN'S RAYON UN-
DIES; panties and step-ins; all
are daintily lace trimmed. To-
Regular sizes only; each, AO~
(s5) wOMEN's SILK HOSE;
full-fashioned; chiffon and serv-
ice weight; all wanted
shades and sizes. { Sec 90~
onds). A pair ........ WV
(s7) WoMEN'S OUT SIZE
SILK HOSE; the lot includes
perfect qualities and irreguiars;
all shades; sizes 912 to co.
IL. Pair .............. OJS
(3s) BOYS SHORTS; fast
color striped broadcloth; 1E~
sizes L., IA and 16. Each AJ(
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Evening star., 1934-08-09
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Evening star., 1934-08-09

sler, sister-in-law Of Mr.. Kessler. and
her mother. Mrs. J. Cahill Of Coney
Island. N. Y. During their stay they
also visited Mrs. Hattie Dickey Of
Washington
Mr.. and Mrs. George Z. Dix OF
Maplewood. N. J.. are spending q
brief time at the Dodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alan virts Of Lyon
Village have rs q guest for a fort
night, Mr.. virt's cousin. Miss Frances
Myers Of Waterford. Va.
Evening star., 1934-08-09

Mr.. and Mrs. George Keithley re-
turned to their home in Virginia
Highlands on Sunday from Chicago,
where they we're guests for week Of
Lieut.. and Mrs. George Boyle.
Evening star., 1934-08-09

Mary, the mother OF washington,
viii be served.
A delightful entertainment VIII be
held in the garden Of Alva Belmont
House. headquarters Of the National
woman's Party. IA 3 street north
east. tomorrow evening at s:45 o'clock.
Names prominent On the program
include Miss Amelia Pr1esche. tai
ented dancer: Mr.. Sanford Donald
son. baritone; Miss Mildred Curran,
well known dramatic reader. and Mrs
r. Emery. pianist.
Acting as ushers viii be Miss Laura
Terry, Miss Aileen Cairns. Miss Fills
Speich. Miss Janet OJeary. Miss
Evelyn Schweitzer. Miss Virginia
Saunders and Miss sylvia Bahar,
Mrs. Lucia Hanna Hadley. chair
man Of the District of Columbia
branch. viii head the receiving line.
Evening star., 1934-08-09
White Washable
BAGS
(Whh initial
SIC

Wide assortment Of new
styles; all are fitted with mir
ror and change purse. In
cluded are the junior sizes
for the young miss.
Street Floor.
Evening star., 1934-08-09

Mr.. and Mrs Henry Drollinger,
who have been making their home
for the past few years with their
son-in-lsw and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. s. H. Breidenbach in Bon Air,
Va. with Mrs. Breidenbach left on
Monday for points in Indiana, to be
gone for six or seven weeks. They
will first visit in Darlington, where
Evening star., 1934-08-09

(24) MEMS soc BROAD
CLOTH SHIRTS; plain and
fancy patterns; slightly 90
soiled; sizes 1415 TO 49,. JJG
(53) MEMS 25c ATHLETIC
SHIRTS AND SHORTS; shirts
are irregulars, sizes "a
to A. Broadcloth shorts, IT.
30 to ,42............. ~
(S4l MEMS SOC UNION
SUITS; nainsook with
snubber backs; sizes 80 90
TO "A .................. &1O@
(7sl MEMS csc FANCY
SOCKS; light and dark
patterns. Sizes 10 to IL. A0n
3 prs. for. ......,.... 1O~
(43) MEMS WORK SHIRTS;
blue chambray; full cut;
fast color. Sizes II to N0a
II ....s......-.s.. 49,
III prs.) MEMS SUMMER
PANTS; washable stripes and
duck; all sizes. C1 m
TT. ..ss.sss.s.s.ssss Va Wv
(45) MEMS RAYON SHORTS.
Perfect qualities; white 10
and colors; "a to "a. -. 1O~
(57) BOYS 81 WASH SUITS;
hroadcloth, ch hambray co.
and covert: sizes 4 to T.. UJC
(16) ODD LOT BOYS WEAR;
knickers, overalls. washable
shorts; base ball caps, etc. 10
Broken lots ......... 40@
1851 BOYS sec SHIRTS;
broadcloth; high neck and short
sleeves; plain colorS. 90
Broken lots ........... GO@
sports styles; plain, fast A0~
colors: 8 to 1415...... TOS
Evening star., 1934-08-09

Mr.. and Mrs. DroIlinger stfIl retain
their home. and viii also visit
daughter and her family In Indian
apolis. Mr. Breidenbach win Join them
In Darlington around the middle OF
September and they viii make the
return trip 70 Virginia with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carroll Thomas Of
Arlington Ridge have as guests the
Iatter's mother and brother, Mrs.
John Garnett and Mr.. Jack Garnett
of Culpeper, Va. On Friday they viii
return TO their home, accompanied by
Mrs. Thomas, who viii make series
Of visits including Culpeper, Rich
mond and Charlottesville. While in
Culpeper she viii attend the family
reunion of the Willis family Of which
she is a descendant. This reunion
viii take place at Sherwood, old home
Of the late Absalom Willis. great
grandfather Of Mrs. Thomas, and
around 100 members Of the family are
expected TO attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter H. Kessler
have had as recent guests in their
home in Clarendon, Mrs. Elmer Kes-
Evening star., 1934-08-09
Rug Clearance

(S) 1898 Summer Fiber
Rugs. 6x9 IT,, sos.
(6) SlO.0S Summer Fiber
Rugs. SxIO it., 1898.
(I5) SEQ Summer Fiber
Rugs. 27x54 ins- SSc.
(I0) S3.40 Summer Fiber
Rugs. 36x72 ins., S1.20.
(Iz) S1.25 Imported Grass
Rugs. 4x7 IT,, soc.
(4) s2.oS Imported Grass
Rugs. SxI0 f.. S1-zS.
(z) $3.9s Imported Grass
Rugs. 9x12 it., SI.0S.
(z) $19.9S Atwood Axe
minister Rugs; oxlz IT., sos.
Third Floor.
Evening star., 1934-08-09

Professional and Business
Women's Kenmore August 1S.
Kenmore, at Fredericksburg. Va, is
now at its loyeliest, and in order that
the good news may be spread as far
Evening star., 1934-08-09

$500 YDS.) 3S-IN. UN-
BLEACHED COTTON REM
NANTS; fine close-woven 7o
quality. Yd..... ~
(I,0O0 YDS.) 19c TO 39c
WASH GOODS REMNANTS;
fast color plain and
printed patterns. Desir- 1nn
able lengths. Yd.. ...... AVN
1857 72x90 BED SHEETS; per-
feet quality; scanned centers;
sizes for single or @1 IN
double beds. 2 for. s1xsVV
street Floor.
Evening star., 1934-08-09

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