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Evening star., 1934-02-11
MARCY Is LEADING
PERFORM TER IN SHOOT
High in Two Events at Benning
Traps-Challenge of Dinner
Losers Accepted.
IULIUS MARCY was the stand
out performer in the weekly

IULIUS MARCY was the stand
out performer in the weekly
- trapshoot of the Washington Gun
Club yesterday at the Benning range.
He broke as out of so to lead in the
Fries, BeaI & Sharp contest. and in
a special trophy event at Is targets
also was high. shattering Is straight.
In a practice event at double targets,
H H Shelton showed the. way with
20 out of "a.
So successful was the recent five
man team match for a dinner to be
paid for by the losers that another
on the same basis has been arranged
for February %. The losers of the
first match challenged the winners to
this second engagement. The COM
petition again will be at 100 targets,
Yesterdays scores:
Evening star., 1934-02-11
EMERSON DEFEATED
IN OVERTIME GAME
Bows to Washington and Lee
Cubs. 24-26, After Late Rally
Ties Count at 23.All.

4 FTER rallying in the second half
n TO tie the score at 23-all as
regulation play ended. Emerson
Institutes courtmen bowed to the
Washington and Lee Freshmen in an
extra period by 1924 yesterday on the
Washington Boys Club court.
Emerson was trailing. ll-17, at the
intermission, but led by Ollie Upton
and Artie Wilson, who scored II
points between them. got its attack
functioning to overcome the Little
Generals in the second half.
Wright was fouled while shooting a
basket in the extra period and put his
team three points ahead when he
made good on a shot from the foul
line. Emersons best in the extra
period was one foul toss by Wilson.
Scoring was well distributed among
the Washington and Lee players.
Upton, with IA points. easily took
game honors.
Summary.
Evening star., 1934-02-11
PHI SIGMA EPSILON.
LUTHERAN CHURCH
n. Y.P. u. ROWLING LEAGUE.

High averases-Wood metropolitan No.
y, HILL; Lewis (E. Wash. Heights.
1853: H. Hodges tW; Washinston No.
Bunch (Templel. 1Oa-12: Powell E, Wash
Heishts:, 1os,loGi ": sr9wn 9Wnnd.M MMetTopoH No
iOs-2: Schmidt tFirst), 1924; Wheeler
Nv. Washington No. u. 1920.
High strikes-Lewis tE. Wash, Heiehts).
30: Woods metropolitan No. u. "a.
High spares-Lewis tE. Wash. Heightsl.
124; H. Hodges tw. Washington No. -.
9S
High team eames-w WASHINGTON No
l, sos: First. 5a1.
High team sets-First, lao: W. Wash
incton No. /, .69S.
High individual sames-Blakeslee wv.
washington No. -. 15s' H, Hodges (w.
High individual sets-Woods (Metropoli-
tan No II. 394; W. Brown metropolitan
No o. 300
Evening star., 1934-02-11
50 Sticks Fall
In Queer String

WHAT is said to be the weird
w est score ever rolled on the
Lucky Strike mapleways is
credited or charged to Dick
Coleman of the B. e. o. team of
the Lucky Strike Independent
League. The cold snap is held re-
sponsible.
Coleman, a bowler with a fair
average. shot a game of SO, in
which he had boxes ranging from
l pin to 10, missing only on a
for a perfect straight.
Then the wing thawed, and
Coleman shot 100 and 1873.
Evening star., 1934-02-11
TAKOMA-SHyER SPRING
METHODIST PROTESTANT CHURCH
MASONIC.
Season Records,
High team gameS-Potomac, GAL; King

High team gameS-Potomac, Gal; King
David, $50: Barrister. $50.
High team sets-King David. 1879;
La Fayette. 1.797: New Jerusalem. 1.160.
Hish individual averages-Litchfiel
(King David, 121-2; Hare La Fayettel.
1ls-l2; Ellis Harmony. 1I7-32; Bill
heimer (Joppa). ll7-22
High individual games-Litchfeld (King
David. 1.3: Ellis Harmony. 11o Min
ster tHardins), 162; Hare LA Fayette).
100
High individual sets-Litchfield (King
David. 424; Hare ia Fayette). 4@O;
Tompras (St. John's), 412
High Spares-Ellis Harmony 175:
E1llheimer 1I CJoppa). 169; Hare Ola Fay
High strikes-Ellis Harmony. 36;
Phillips CKing DAVID. 35; Gray tNsvaD,
Hieh games Monday-Tompras st
Johns. 1if; Solem king David. l5f
High game Tuesday-Driver (Potomac),
Evening star., 1934-02-11
DISTRICT GOVERNMENT
LUTHERAN LADIES'.
FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION.
r. r. c.
Season Records

Hish individual same-Ware. us.
High individual set-Ware, 3s7.
High team game-Reds, 595.
High team set-Greens. 1.643
BUILDING CONTRACTORS.
Evening star., 1934-02-11
DYNAMITE,
Sea son Records.

High individual gsmes-Crymes Wreck
inr Crew. 161; Reichgut Steam Rollers,
ISL; Beyer tHill lliesl. 15H.
Hish team Eame-Little Pota 5s4.
High team set-Wrecking Crew. 1,6oa.
High individual averageS-Chipoura
Steam Rollers, 11O-1O; Beyer (Hill
BIlIiess' EniN1s lo9-ll' t0ns Little Potatoes
High individual sets-Shelton Cwreck-
ing Crew. 403; Long Little Potatoes,
High strikes-Kennedy tTornadoes). .Ho-
ran (Duds) and WeiSbach (Wrecking
Crew.. 2s.
High spares-Chipouras Steam Rollersl,
1877; Shelton CWrecking Crew, 125; Long
little Potatoes. 123.
High fiat games-Acur (SleuthsN a6;
Grigsby Little Potatoes) and Koran
Dudsl "a
Evening star., 1934-02-11
LADIES.

ton No. II. a6-I1: Cohee (w. washington
No -, a5-1O; Jennewine (Metropolitanl.
94-33: Essex (W Washington No. %,
a3-32; Trotter metropolitan. 93-12;
Ballou wv. WASHINGTON No. u. 93-S;
Locke Centennial, 93-3; Miller Cen
tenniaD: 92-2s; MulSuin Fifth, 1923
High strikes-Stine tMetropolitanl. Is;
Jennew wine lMetropolitan). i. ,.
No D, 56: Mulquin (Fffth): 81.
High team game--Temple, 4ss; W.
washington No. 2, 4s7.
1880: w. WASHINGTON No. 2. 1873.
High individual sames-Jennewine Met
ropolitan), 1873; Harrington Hyattsville),
High individual sets-Sabean (w. Wash
inEton No, u. 327: Balloa CIV. washing
ton No. -, 325.
Evening star., 1934-02-11

Organization of the Northern Boys
Club, which will be represented in
.oaskct ball. foot ball and other sports
has been effected under leadership
of Freddie Hill Contests may be ar
ranged by calling Hill at Adams
1737-W between and pm.
Evening star., 1934-02-11
BUFFS BUY M'CURDY.

HOUSTON, February 10 lP.-
Harry McCurdy, Houston catcher In
1924 and 1925. has been bought OUT
right for cash from Philadelphia of
the National League. President Fred
Bankenman Of the Houston Bluffs an
nouneed today.
Evening star., 1934-02-11
ODD FELLOWS LEAGUE.
Season Records,

High team game-Mt. Pleasant. 81.
High team set--Mt. Pleasant, 1.123.
High individual game-Lund. 151:
High individual set-Gardiner. 397.
Hieh individual sverase-ketterins.
High strikes-Rhet Donaldson, %.
High spares-Kettering. l19.
Evening star., 1934-02-11
HOLY NAME SOCIETY,

High individual eames-Cravley (St. p
De Sales. 159; West Nativity, Ia; A.
Ford holy Comforter. 141.
High individual Sets-Crawley tSt. p.
De Sales. 3s9: Cavanaugh tHoly Trinity.
3s2
30: Hayden (St. Teresa, %.
High spares-Crawley st ?. De Sales,
1872: McGolrick tSt. p. De Sales. l31.
Heh individual average-Cravley st.
2. De Sales. 1852: McGolrlck st. r. De
Sales. 1910.
Evening star., 1934-02-11
Section ID.
Season Records.

Hizh team eame-St. Peters. 566: ST
Matthew'S s63
Hieh team sets-St. GabrieTs. 1.s46;
81 Peters 603
High individual gsmes-T. Hughes and
P. rurnan. 154; Webb Downing $50
High individual sets-A. Betz. as: p
Furrnsn 36o
High individual aEeS-Feeney.
11O-14: Ticer 1OS-eS.
High average strikeS-Preller. AZ;
Feeney and T Hughes 3q3
High average Spares-Feeney. 2.321;
Tcer. 1850.
Evening star., 1934-02-11
U. B. QUINT GETS TITLE
Beats Chevy Chase Presbyterian
Honorc

to Gain League Honors.
United Brethren baSketerS clinched
the championship in the Junior Sum-
day School League yesterday when
they continued their undefeated pace
by defeating the Chevy Chase Pres
byterians, 29-l8, at the Central
Y. M. c. A.
In other league games. Ninth
Street Christian tossers conquered
the Y M. c. A. team, 20-19, and
Calvary swamped Arlington, 500.
Summaries.
Evening star., 1934-02-11
OCC|DENTA[SW WIN
W00NSOCKET TILT.
Clarke Beaten in Singles.
Eastern Sweepstakes to
Nick Tronsky.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

special Dispatch 10 The Star.
s::;!: S::;s :5;$! &: s $;!,:;: s. e.
duckpin ball with
scorching speed, and practically
unknown to Washington, but
considered one of Rhode Islands
best, handed the Occidentals
their first defeat on their New
England tour by trimming Astor
Clarke in singles, SOL to 575, at
the Paragon alleys here tonight.
The Capital rollers then came back
to take the doubles and teams. 1,257
to 1,l65, and 1929 to 1885. Clarke
gave the crowd an eyeful of his great
ness, when he barely missed out on
four straight strikes to start the sec
ond game, rolling $50 to take a big
lead. From then on he seemed to
lose his stuff" on the ball and Car
penter by consistent shooting gained
the decision.
After a poor showing in Quincy,
Mass, yesterday, Paul Harrison came
back strong to roll 656, which along
with Joe Harrison's and Red Morgan's
charging captured the doubles.
Clarke also vindicated himself BY
leading in the team victory with q
673 set.
Evening star., 1934-02-11
KAY and Fookes Shine.

4 L KAY. with 674, was second in
~ the junior class and Robert
Fookes. with 668. third.
Trailing Hauser in the boys divi-
sion was Jack Hassett with 649. Two
three game sets were rolled on sue
CeSsive week ends The age limits
we're l6 and l8 Scores:
Evening star., 1934-02-11
BEBREw NTER-CLUB
Dropped out
Season Records.

Season Records
High team esme-AmiRos 631
High team set-AmiEos. las.
High individual average-Ga'st 1852.
HiEh individual same-Schecter 112.
High individual set-Schecter, AS.
High StrikeS-Sineer 36
High spares-Singer $50
High fiat Eame-Blendmsn, Csnter.
Katz. SAuber. 95
Evening star., 1934-02-11
Alley staff on the Jump.

ETWEEN chuckles the Lucky
r. Strike staff put in some OF Its
busiest moments of the season
as bows who never before had seen
bowling alley attempted to master the
game in hurry. Some Of them sue
oeeded to surprising degree. Several
scores of better than 12O were rolled
and one lad beat l30.
"Shucks, this is easy he ADVISED
the world. but little fellow with
game of 26 took issue.
Living up to an illustrious sports
reputation, the Henry Playground
team won first honors with a three
game set of 1902 Its triumph was
due largely to the suddenly developed
skill of David Weinstein, who marked
I'D strings of lO4. a5 and l02 for a set
of 3Ol. That lone stick above a nun
dred average was all-important, for
Park View, featuring Johnny Snider,
was only a pin behind. Johnny's
games of 90, l21 and 123 gave him the
high set of the tournament and an
Evening Star medal. A lad named
Modiger of RoSedale took the high
game prize with 1872.
Park Views youngsters. several OF
whom never before had bowled, shos
the top team game of 497. trailed by
Henry with 488 and Rosedale with
<83.
Evening star., 1934-02-11
EASTERN STAR.
Season Records.

High team games-Ruth and Jopps
Lodge. Sal; Jos. H Milans. 536
Hlgh team set-Ruth. 1881; MilanS.
1929: Washington Centennial, .5O4.
High averages-Veihmeyer, 1921;
Owen. 101-4 Kellogs. 1918.
Hish spares-Owen. o.: Veihmeyer o5
Hieh strikes-Veihmeyer 10; Brashesrs
and Owen Is
Hsh games-McKenney. 142; You
mans. 140. Raver 49,
Hgh sets-Veihmeyer, 353; Acksmsa
and McKenney. 35"
Evening star., 1934-02-11
TrOnsky Collects.

MICK TRONSKY. Connecticut's
~ outstanding maple shooter and
considered the greatest duckpin
bowler in the country. won the East
ern sweepstakes held in Willimantic,
Conn, tonight with a l5-game score
of 1945. His five-game blocks were
652, $40 and 644. Showing Tronsky
for the championship was a Blue Rib
bon teammate, Mike Bogino. with
1886. Two other Connecticut pin men
ran in the money when Summers
placed third with 1929, and Kebert
fourth with 1897.
The only two Southern entries. Ollie
Pacini, No. ranking shooter of
the United States, from Washington.
finished twenty-third, with 1.742. and
Ray Barnes. Baltimore, was seventh
with .842. The Sun Rise Bakery
Team of Washington will roll the
Blue Ribbons in Willimantic, tomor-
row.
Evening star., 1934-02-11
EAST WARRINGTON CHURCH
Season Records.

BeasOn RECORDS.
High individual averaRe-Charley
Hughes, 114-5.
High individual same-Everett Ballard,
100.
High individual set-Ray Baum, 41s
High strikes-Eddie Rees. IS
High spares-Charley Hughes. 1854
High team game-Ninth No. 1. GA
High team set-Ninth No. l, I,773
Evening star., 1934-02-11
LUCKY STRIKE.
Season Records.

High team game-Diamond Coffee
Shop 65s.
High team set-Sholrs Cafes. SOS.
High individual games-E H. Campbell.
115; Bdrdette. 169.
High individual sets-Ben Hare, 40:
Bill Beatty, 404
Evening star., 1934-02-11
AGRICrLrrRE INTERBUREAU.
Season Records.

High team sets-Public Roads, 1'725;
Economics. 1,7O6; Accounts, !. .1O3 .e.
Hieh team games-Interbureau elh;
Public Roads GA Accounts. 5e1:
Hish individual sets-Dixon. All NC
Causland 4O4 German. 3o2-
High individual games = McCausland'
15s; Dixon, l51; Whelan, 1856.
Evening star., 1934-02-11
10000 AT RUGBY MATCH.

DUBLIN. Ireland. February 10 P).-
England today defeated Ireland, 13
to 8, in an international rugby match
before 10000 spectators.
Evening star., 1934-02-11
SANICO.
Season Records.

High team game-Jumbo Bread. sos;
Sanico Doughnuts. sos.
High team set-Jumbo Bread. loo:
Sanico Cakes. 500
High individual averages - Bradford.
1854: Gartrell. l11-34.
High individual Eames-A. Reid, 1856; P.
Douglass. l5a
High individual sets-Bradford 396: P.
DOUGLASS 395.
Evening star., 1934-02-11
DISTRICT GROCERY STORES.
Season Records.

High team gsme-Kraft Cheese 51o
High team set-Cafritz Market, 64S
High individual game-Phillips tMeat
Dept. 100.
Hieh individual set-Brovn CKrsft
Cheese 3q3
High individual aversge-Shutz IN Z.
Market. III.
High Strikes-BroWn. H6.
High Spare-Brown. 93.
Evening star., 1934-02-11
Bowl in Baltimore.

Bowl in Baltimore.
- IGHTEEN teams took part in the
+ competition but many young
sters bowled independently
The entire top floor of the Lucky
Strike was given over to the tourna-
nnent and it has been many moon
since the big plant at Fourteenth
and Riggs has hummed so healthily
of an afternoon.
At the invitation of Wood, Miss
Maude Parker director of girls
activities on the Fairgrounds, will
organize a tournament for the pig
tailed shavers
They'll be thrilled pink" she
laughed.
The series between the leading
prize winners of The Washington
Star and Baltimore Sun tournaments
will be concluded tonight, starting
at 7:30, at the Recreation in Balti
more. Washington has substantial
margins in the mems and women's
team events and the women's singles,
but in mems singles Jack Whalen
trails Old Man Ed Dunnock by II
sticks.
Considerable Washington money
will be spent in Baltimore bowling
plants today. Not a few men and
women will accompany the Star
tournament bowlers.
Evening star., 1934-02-11
BOYS ENJOY FIRST
PARTY ON ALLEYS
Girls Will Be Given Fling at
Game-Star Tourney
Winners Travel.
BY ROD THOMAS.

V YOUR Washington play
sSssaS sissRins asRs3|@sPs: Is 1ssps: sss5 sss!
L terday added bowling to
it's curriculum. For the first
time in the history of duckpins,
a free party was given the
youngsters and when several
hundred filed wearily from the
Lucky Strike, Uncle Willie Wood,
the boss thereof, was as popu-
lar as Santa Claus.
In collaboration with the play
ground department and The Star,
which presented prizes, a playground
tournament was staged by Wood and
YOU have the word of Miss Sybil
Baker, supervisor of the citys play
lots, and her chief aide. Richard S.
Tennyson, that punchier party
never was given the kiddies.
1t went over so big that on Satur-
day, March 3. similar tournament
will be held for the playground girls
with Uncle Bill again as host.
Evening star., 1934-02-11
ELECTRICAL.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team game e-Pepco-Maintensnc
High team set-Creel Brothers. 1.726.
High individual game-Vitale. 164
High individual set-Robinette. 3aS.
Hieh individual average - Blakeney,
116-52
High Strikes-James. 35.
High spsres-Blakeney. la1
High weekly game-Jsmes. 155.
Evening star., 1934-02-11
HOLY NAME SOCIETY.
Season Records.

Season Records.
High sversge-J. Freschi. l"o; schroth.
IL Pricci. 115.
High set-Mischou. 424: billiard. 4no
Hish individual game-Rebholt1. 1863;
Shaehv. 160
High spares-Pricci. 162; Laske. 1877.
Evening star., 1934-02-11
c. & p. TELEPHONE.

Season Records.
High individual set-Greene CONNER
cial, 345. -,,. a.
Pot No. -. l40.
High individual sverase-Greene Com
High team set-cleve. .-Linc.-west. 1.4s2.
Evening star., 1934-02-11
HARRISON, HAUSER
BOWLING V!CT0RS
Show Promise of Stardom
in Arcadia Tournament
for Youngsters.
TWO youngsters headed for
high places in the bowling
world won victories last

1IIgIIU III JIIt DUyS anu
junior tournament conducted by
Monk Fraser at the Arcadia un-
der the sanction of the National
Duckpin Bowling Congress.
Ouncie Harrison won the junior
event with a six-game score of 688.
end Ernie Hauser took first prize in
the boys event with $50
Ouncie is a member of the Arcadia
team in the Columbia Heights League.
and Ernie shoots in the Lutheran
Church League.
Evening star., 1934-02-11
DECATUR HEIGHTS,
Season Records.

Season Records.
High team Rame-W. r. r. Co. $50
High team Set-Rock Creek. 1,155
High team strikes-Rock Creek. 1875
High team spares-Stacy-Adams $50.
High team average - Stacy Adams.
539-2
High Individual Fame-Throckmorton
(W. r. T. CO... l65.
High individual set-Garnett Crock
Creek, 397.
High individual strikes-Throckmorto
tW. r. T. Co.. 81
High individual Spares. Lawhorn &C.
T. CO.., 12a.
High individual aversge-H. Parsons
(HolZbeirlein). 1908
Evening star., 1934-02-11
SPORTS CLUB FORMED


Totals 20 8 As Totals u!
Evening star., 1934-02-11
PHI SIGMA EPSILON GADEs).
BUREAU OF CUSTOMS UADIEs).
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.
Sea son Records.

Weekly prize-Exner (Pinta), 150 9
so pins above average.
Evening star., 1934-02-11
A. a p. LEAGUE.
(Men.)
SECTION TWO.
(Women.)
RECREATION LEAGUE.
Ssaxou Records.

High individual same-Mandley. 100.
High individual set. Freschi. 43s.
High team game-Bearcats. 664.
High team set-Bearcats, 1.S46.
Hish strikes-Mandley. SAVIOR. 49.
High spares-Mandley. ~.
High individual average - Manoies'
Evening star., 1934-02-11

~ ANKING hand ball play
- ers of the country will
take part in the tenth
national Y. M c. A.
Evening star., 1934-02-11
COMMERCIAL.
Season Records.

season htcofue
High individual average - Watson,
l1i-3n
High Individual games-Kilby. 154;
Bs Gilman. 1884
High individual set-Roblnson. 3aa.
Hish team same-Continental Bakins
Co. 623.
High team set-Peoples DRUG Stores
1,T33.
High ssme for the veek-Burrovs, 146
Evening star., 1934-02-11
He, Playground Bo1vle Garry off HonorS Tournament for Yogste
Keeping Pace With Gty's Duckpin Shooters
NORTH WASHINGTON CHURCH LEAGUE.
Season Records.

season kec0rGs.
High Average-HaEerman, 112-12.
High game-E. Cowan. 154.
High set Moyer, 406. nm
Hish team same-First Reformed. SOP
High team set-First Reformed. 1.67O.
High spares-Hagerman. 120.
High strikes-Haaerman. %.
Evening star., 1934-02-11
Summary:
LITCHFIELD VICTOR
IN BOWLING MATCH
Averages 1859 to Triumph Over
Campbell by 81 Pins in
Challenge Series.
,XIHIP LITCHFIELD, book of

VXIHIP LITCHFIELD, book of
w Washington and Convention
Hall bowling star. defeated
Howard Campbell of the Lucky Strike
by 81 pins in a 10-game series yes
terday and last night.
In "a five-game matinee at the
Lucky Strike, Litchfield won. 648 to
626, and in second set at Conven-
ton Hall last night, he shot GIL
against 566.
The series was part Of an elemina-
ton tournament among leading bowl
ers with the ultimate winner to meet
Ollie Pacini. No. l ranking duckpin-
ner of the country.
Cnnrnc.
Evening star., 1934-05-12
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

PLYMOUTH late 1929 coach; Al me
cash. $50. GE. 54O2 1900 18th st. NV.
motor 1921 and s0aah nes fsk blue x5s
condition: clean interior; S295. l.. p.
Steuart. Inc. 1928 14th st. NV.
PONTIAC 1928 cabriolet; good motor. top;
tires upholstery and finish; Thousands OF
terms. trade. Owens Motor Co. 6323
Ga. ave
PONTIAC 1888 sedan black finish; driven
very little; new-car appearance ana per
formance: S665; terms. L. P. Steuart.
Inc. 1925 14th st. NV. w.
PONTIAC 1880 coach; beautiful black m
ton viii please the most CRITICAL buyer;
splendid family car; sos. L. P. Steuart.
Inc. 1928 l4th st. NV. -
ROLLS-ROYCE club sedan. like new; will
sTUDEBAKER 1a3a President regal sedan;
fully equipped; in excellent condition; $3.50.
BANDS Auto Co.. 1922 l4th st. NV.
North .o6i.
sTUDEBAKER 1929 Commander: perfect
running order; private owner. CAL CO.
lumbia 12S7.
sTUDEBAKER 1926 coach; ideal, trans
Hill Hi 20 4 Tibbitts Branch. 5949 Georgia
ave. NV.
sTUDEBAKER 1890 sport coupe; rumble
seat s,sS good tires paint: etc sell osisnce
sTUDEBAKER sedan: absolutely finest
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WHIPPET 1928 sport sedan: Just like new:
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w1LLYs-KNIGHT 1929 de, luxe sedan:
looks and runs like new. Only So. Nolan.
WILLYS 1892 4-door club sedan; khaki
top. trunk excellent blue finish good tires.
thoroughly checked in our own mooern
and ap'oS Economical car: $3.50: terms and
trade. Hill & Tibbitts Branch. 5949 Geor-
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WILLYs-KssIIGoHr . l3a4 de n,6 1uTs e sedan; Ian.
I4th st. NV North 2264
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PCS H NV every Wednesday and SatuI-
day 10 am. Usually good assortment,
SPECIAL FOR 4 DAYS
ONLY.
notes. S"95; Buick master 1929 pas
ssnse5 t-wire- Wheel ,o de luxe eomplstely tel,
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rumble r seat, s@a5; oakland 1881 4-door
Nash 1921 advanced coupe. with rumble
a the sy
| Studebaker Commander 5-passenser sedan,
perfect mechanically. S15; PONTIAC l92S
coach, very good shape S45; Marmon
little 4-door de luxe sedan. S65: Lincoln
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! sonally for the past year any demonstra-
| ton Sl45: Buick 1925 standard coupe
with rumble seat. Sl45; Kissel sport road
ROBERT HERsON AUTO EXCHANGE.
! =" Fla Ave NE NO. $3.50. NO. 1O40S.
Evening star., 1934-05-12
THE EUCLID

ALL EtEcTRicfTY &c nseHr 2 FREE. Near
18th and Columbia Rd. shopping
section. Electric refrigeration.
l room. kitchenette. Pullman din
ette. dressing closet, Murphy bed.
bath. S37. so UP.
Resident Manager.
Evening star., 1934-05-12
SALE-AUTO TRUCKS.

CHEVROLET 1894 stake; 155-inch Wheel Wheel
base dual wheels s,py tires neiper PEI
springs; used two months; S1s5 Can Mf'
FORD 1929 panel delivery; paint. tires
motor. general condition above the aver
age Only $780, terms and trade Hill
Tibbitts' Branch. 5049 Georgia ave: n W.
FORD 1881. ice body. 131 inches; dual
wheels, new paint; thoroughly overhauled
in our up-to-date modern service center;
S3o5, terms and trade Hill Tibbtts
Branch 5949 Georgia ave. NV.
FORD little delivery; looks. runs fine. Only
S37 Nolan. III Eighteenth st: NV.
FORD 1893 VS.. stake body. 157-inch
wheel base; new motor, dual wheels; excel
:ent throushout: S525; terms and trade
Hill & Tibbitts Branch. 5949 Georgia
ave. NV.
FEDERAL 1929 3la-ton. long wheel base.
Medium Size United, with hydraulic
1882 Chevrolet pickup; cleanest and
1893 Dodge. with 15-foot bull-nose fur
niture van body fine 34x7 dual tires;
1888 Federal 3-ton 6-wheeler. run 5000
miles only: new-truck condition and guar
antee. Very substantial saving from orig
inal cost. and finance and insurance
These "a are FEDERAL trade-ins. priced
right. and may be purchased on very rea-
Sol'"''e SHERIFF MOTOR CO..
422 L St. NV. IA
Evening star., 1934-05-12
9e2y 27TH ST. NV.

HOMELIKE apt. Of 4 rooms. kitch-
en-, tiled bath. built-in tub. shower.
screened porch. Frigidaire, brick ga
rage: S55
Evening star., 1934-05-12

1890 Cyl OESDALE PL. NV
rooms. large fover and bath. $50 80
Only ] Left Newly Decorated Front
Apartment Electric Retrieeration.
Resident Manager Elevator.
Evening star., 1934-05-12
BOATS.

WILL SHOW 35-fOot. Sterling g-poWered.
herd 5000. 49,
MODERN 3O-FT MAHOGANY CABIN
cruiser: speed. Is miles. 100-horsepower
guda six motor; all hardware chromium
AT. 1906.