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Evening star., 1934-12-15
Drafha.

wAiIEs, LILLIAN A; Departed this life
psSssi1 sSs BE- i. 49, nr assE 4Ahss e ssT rs;dHs WaS
sister wasss Ests. sSs snsne: William sn:x w,sss
the aboS: address ss sandsy, E DeeeSb.r q IrGs r.
sesSsr! y bssehsr chapteT' ss 4n'ssr' soi .es g.
ms. y s.; are =, hereby y notitied 70 attend the
Sunday. December 10. 1884 at j O'Clock
Pm; tror,, her late resid.nee; 1906. 9th
-. Nv R4YMoNp coEsER;r. 5Es; r. p
GOLDEN v. MCKENZIE Sec
WALKER. WILLIAM HENRY. On Monday.
December Pee 10 aIi I234 At % his rssidsnce M 597
loving husband Of Mary r. walker. He
leaves other relatives and many friends
0s D st the nS Sea rsnss hmsns s
chapel. Ord and Eye sts. sw.. until Sat.
urday evening; thereafter at his late
residence -, Funeral sundsy; peeemher
Baptist church. int.rmsnt lincoln
Memorial Cemetery. 10
WALKER. WILLIAM n. Members Of Morn:
les Star Io.,ssa LSdss No 20 q
sorrow se 0seo our nome. @ f5 18Th and Sh .ts. z.
NV. Saturday. December is. 1884. at
pm. to arrange for the funeral Of our
ais sI2sner fan.rs snS iHunes5 ssna.S
Baptist Church. u 5rd and and L % sts. s.W. w. All
Elks are invited
WILLIAM 3. HARRIS. Z. n.
CORTEZ w. PETERS Sec
WALKER, WILLIAM HENRY. Members
of the Southwest Civic Association are
WILLIAM HENRY WALKER. on sun
day. December 10. 1884. at 1870 pm.
from Mount Moriah Baptist Church. In
terment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery
lNEz CLOMAX. Secy. i6
WELSH. WILLIAM HENRY. On Saturday.
December | 5. 1894. at Garfield Hospital
WILLIAM HENRY WELSH. beloved hus.
band of the late Elizabeth Welsh and
father of Mrs. Elizabeth Sinner Re
mains resting at the W. w Chambers
Co. Funeral home. 400 Chaplin st. n W.
Notice OF funeral later.
Evening star., 1934-12-15

the Phi Delta Delta Legal Sorority
will be held this afternoon in the
Women's City Club at l o'clock. The
committee in charge of arrangements
consists of Miss Gertrude Coyle, Miss
Pearl Cooper, Miss Vera Jones. Miss
Clara L. Noyes, Miss Anne Christine
Moe. Miss Mia Allen and Miss Lois
Gates German.
Mrs B. p. Langworthy of Chicago,
president Of the National Congress of
Parents and Teachers. entertained a
small company at dinner at the Hay
Adams House, last evening. Her
guests were DR.. John Ward Stude-
baker, United States commissioner of
education: Miss Marguerite Wells Of
Minneapolis. president of the Ma
tional League of Women Voters, and
Miss Ellen c. Lombard and Miss
Edith lockwood of Washington.
Mrs. Otto L. Veerhoff was hostess
to the Department of Education, Of
which she is chairman of the District
Of Columbia Federation of Women's
Clubs. at card party held at her
home yesterday afternoon. Mrs.
Robert J. Bates. vice chairman, was
assistant hostess.
Mrs. Harvey w. Wiley. president
Of the federation, and Mrs. Bates
presided at the tea table following
the game, and among those attending
were Mrs. j. M. Albertson, Mrs. L. p.
Woodruff, Mrs. Ruth H. Snodgrass,
Mrs. George Oliver Gillingham, Mrs.
James Oliver Steele, Mrs. Edward
Keyes, Mrs. o. @. Hankins, Mrs. C..
H. Lane, Mrs. l.. j. Smith. Mrs. A.
Morgan. Mrs. c. j. Jones, Mrs T. H.
Continued on Page 10, Column -
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Dratha.

ANDERSON. BENJAMIN r. Suddenly. on
TIhursdssy: sy:,z December Is. I9s4 a his
Ma HUSBAND ltyeo Of ssfars Mare
Ready Anderson. Services at Warner
Geers. sSe Silver sprsns hs%e %a on G sst
aa' msnf w9fasn.s. sdsmSfE " w. y 'm inter ns
AxLINE. CHARLIE B. On Friday. pe,
Concord ave. NV. CHARLIE l1;'ffnis B. beloved
husband Of Edna M. Axline and father
OF Karl H; and Harold @ Axllns. Re-
ices wili be he'd on Sunday December
ls. at p m: Relatives and friends in
BINNs. JOHN A. On Friday. December
4. 1884. at the residence of his son,
Glenn Z. Binns. 1898 Conduit rd. NV,
JOHN A: BINNS. beloved husband Of
Sev. ss: ts s.!dence MsIs Mend.y bnn from
At nm RelatiyeS apd a. friends nvitsd
SAMUEL u his On som: "gdes soshes Dsee%Sir %s
services viii be held at his late home.
o:een at p.m. Mo- on sunday December To-
BRANoN. WILLIAM W. Departed this
r. RiIPSM RSfiIs Y. sRANes oss!naa srp.hsr 81 q
Richardson q Robinson,s funeral parlor.
loo Vermont ave. Funeral Tussday'
msnt Wocdl.xa l, Cemetery. Relatives
BREUsCH. WILLIAM JOHN. On Friday.
pss e%sTfLAM 1885 5oHs sRESsez GasSssY HHs ts.
sreuseh. ''T Funersi services 1 at the ". W. ".
5l7 I1th st. Sc. on Monday. December
II. .at2 pm. Relatives and friends are
invited. Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery.
16
BRUCE. DAVID 1. On THURSDAY. De-
ss9ss sfs5sa Il. Beloved pSu bss9
Lammond Bruce and brother Of Charles
F. and Fannie 8. Bruce. Notice of fu-
neral later Remains resting at the he
9 st. NV. ~ ~ ~
CHAMBERS. ERNEST WILLIAM. On Fri
day, December u. 1894. at George
sF MsfhHssSn WM SpvsEitS eHAkSBHE2sg H2sgta The EfM ss
Inee Fitsserald) and son Of Ernest p.
s.e.s; a:srl o.sbsIis csS,sn Ss
sa.m nd mess rssk vii III Be w oeres Tssrs At high
and friends are e. invitsd inv sSa Intermsns sases
Cedar Hill Cemetery. 16
COLEMAN, JULIA. On Thursday. Decem.
Der 13; 1894. At her residence. 81. U ST.
Sic chspmsn. sister Of goRn SsneF kSSinsen S sen-
grandmother Of Alan Eaton and Robert
SGhshpmsn. GhansT. Eodmlotnsr Of MIS- Carrie
frisnas Rsm.ins restins ss Attses At Il. MAI, sio
van 4 Schey funeral home, New Jersey
ave; and R st. NV. until Sunday. pe-
cember 16. at 10 am; thence to her
late residence. Funeral Monday. De-
se@0f aae Baptist Church Rev ifSm G. Munpay
oficiating. Interment Harmony Gene
terry. 16
DAVIS. WALTER B. Friday. December
town gso Hospts nDGa' WALTER B. 4 nsvis HfeTse Of
Silver spring. Nd. husband Of Mary
Elizabeth Davis lnee scheer,. Body
resting at Warner Z. Pumphrey's funeral
Md ssrvic.s f q Els i.ss s r.sia.ne. sS sDsses ssss
Colesville road. Silver Spring. Nd. on
Monday. December. II. at IL am. In
terment Rock Greek Cemetery. 16
DREW. REV. SIMON p. On Wednesday.
Isss ehureS st. sgt MS sM6s
DREW. the devoted husband Of Carrie
Drew. brother of Richard Ivey, Mary
5Ssn:on 01s and lsuIS WINS pTsS Nos. 81
funeral later. Remains resting at the
U st. NV. Funeral on Monday; Decem-
esa Church sth 7 sns HSs .s.. 0n NV. t intsf@sns %
Margaretsville. N. O. 16
ENGEL, LAWRENCE d. Suddenly. on
ThSTsee' Rssnpsr SdE ...s r. ss. Years. Law ~
Ma. HsIsas sESsseE nsFs
the chapel Of Bernard Danzansky 35o1
14th st. NV. on Sunday. December Is
Pr c,..s:tnsni Inssrmsni ,s..yn u w..hinst91sS
Evening star., 1934-12-15

The first secretary OF the Japanese
Embassy, Mr.. Takemi Miura, will
give buffet supper in the Garbo
room at the Shoreham from to II
o'clock tonight.
Evening star., 1934-12-15

Miss Betsy McAlister and Is the
daughter of Lieut. Col. John A. Nc
Alister and the late Mrs. McAlister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Reginald s. Huide-
koper of Washington have arrived at
the Hotel Pierre in New York for a
e-Christmas visit.
Mrs. julius Lay of Washington is
in New York, staying at the st. Regis
Hotel.
Mrs. Louise M. Cragie Of Oswego,
N. Y, has arrived in Washington to
spend the Winter and has taken an
apartment at the Grafton.
Miss Cynthia Hill and Mr.. Benjamin
D. Hill, jr., will entertain this after
noon at a small tea in their home on
Wyoming avenue. The guests of honor
will be their cousins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Vernon Knight, who recently pur-
chased Greenway at Leesburg, and Mr..
and Mrs. r. Martin Stevenson OF Chi
cago. who recently returned from
Puerto Rico.
Bryant
Wedding This Afternoon.
An interesting wedding to Navy
circles will take place this afternoon
when Miss Elizabeth Faulkner Amsden
daughter of Comdr. and Mrs. William
Faulkner Amsden, and Mr.. Samuel
Wood Bryant, jr., of Scardsdale. N. Y,
will be married in the Bethlehem
Chapel of the Cathedral of st. Peter
and ST. Paul at o'clock. Mr.. Bryant
is the son of Rear Admiral Samuel
Wood Bryant, on sea duty on the West
Coast, and Mrs. Bryant. The Rev
Anson Phelps Stokes will perform the
ceremony. Easter lilies will decorate
the altar.
Comdr. Amsden will give his daugh-
ter in marriage. The bride will wear
gown of white lace over white satin
Her veil will be of tulle and will be
held in place by a coronet of lace
trimmed with small orange blossoms.
She will be attended by her cousin,
Miss Laurence Dunham, and Mr.
Bryant will have as his best man his
brother, Mr.. Gordon Mclean Bryant
of New York.
A reception will be held in the home
of the brides parents at 3041 Sedg-
wick street. Later In the afternoon
Mr.. Bryant and his bride will leave on
wedding trip. They will make their
home in ScarSdale, N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli Bamford Smith
have moved to Hammond Court,
where they have taken an apartment
for the Winter, having leased their
house at 1443 Massachusetts, avenue
to the German embassy. Mrs. Smith
is known in amateur theatrical circles
as Maud Howell Smith, and the house
on Massachusetts, avenue was oc-
cupied for many years by her mother
the late Mrs. Anna Byrd Howell.
Mrs. Smith and her niece, Mrs
James Raymond Connard, will give O
tea tomorrow afternoon in Mrs Smiths
apartment in honor of Miss Charlotte
Ashby Brown, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Ashby Brown Of Virginia
and Miss Mary Katharine Bentley
Evening star., 1934-12-15
SOCIETY
The Secretary of State and Mrs. Hull
Returned Yesterday From Short
Stay in Tennessee.
Stay IN / tennessee.

"HE Secretary Of State and Mrs.
Cordell Hull returned to their
apartment yesterday from
i short stay In Nashville. Tenn,
where the Secretary delivered
an address before the National Farm
Federation Bureau.
italian Ambassador Host
To Archaeological Society.
The Royal Italian Ambassador,
Signor Augusta Rosso, will be host
this evening to the members Of the
Archaeological Society in the embassy.
The Ambassador of Germany, Herr
Hans Luther, was the ranking guest
at the dinner last evening given by
the charge d'affaires of Bulgaria and
Nine. Petroff TIchomakoff. Other
guests included the Secretary of War
and Mrs. George H. Dern. the Min
lister of Sweden and Nine. Bostrom,
the charge d'affaires of Belgium and
Princess de Ligne. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wayne Chatfield-Taylor, the COM
mercial counselor of the British En-
bassy and Mrs. H. o. Chalkley, and
Mile Marie Petroff, sister of M.
Petroff.
Senator -elect and Mrs. Peter
Goelet Gerry, who arrived in New
York yesterday from London, will
spend Christmas in their home at
Providence, R. l. They will receive
at their estate December %.
Representative Frank H. Buck of
Vacaville. Calf, arrived in Wash
ington yesterday and is at the Ward
man Park Hotel where he will be
Joined by Mrs. Buck after the first
of the year.
The retiring secretary of the Polish
Embassy and Nine. MoScicka will en-
tertain a company at the tea hour
this afternoon.
Assistant Secretary of State Mr..
Wilbur j. Carr was joined yesterday
by Mrs. Carr, who returned from
Philadelphia, where she was the guest
of Miss Heyl for the week.
The Assistant Attorney General,
Mr.. Frank j. Widemarn, will leave
tomorrow morning for New York to
argue tax cases in the Circuit Court
of Appeals for the Second Circuit
Monday.
The first secretary OF the Japanese
Embassy, Mr.. Takemi Miura, will
give a buffet supper in the Garbo
room at the Shoreham from to II
o'clock tonight.
Maj. Gen. John H. Russell, COM
mandant of the Marine Corps, and
Mrs. Russell will entertain at small
dinner tonight at the Marine Bar
racks in compliment to their sonin-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Marshall of Chicago, who are
visiting them. Other guests have
been invited later for music.
Rear Admiral Henry Varnum But
Ter, U. S. NJ, and Mrs. Butler enter
tanned at luncheon in the Sal de
Fiesta at Aqua Caliente last Sunday
afternoon in honor of Comdr. and
Mrs. Lucien B. Green. Mrs Green,
daughter of Mrs Butler recently ar
Evening star., 1934-12-15

Mr. and Mrs. Dion S. Birney will
entertain at dinner this evening at
the Chevy Chase Club in honor of
Miss Esther Jane Platt, debutante
daughter of Mr.. Landra B. Platt.
Evening star., 1934-12-15

daughter Of Col. and Mrs. James
Brice Bentley, who are debutantes
of this season.
Mrs. owen L. Briggs entertained at
luncheon. followed by bridge today
in her home at Langley. Va. Guests
included Mrs. Ralph Powell, Mrs.
John G. Sadtler, Mrs John Smoot
Mrs. Hunter Mack. Mrs. Bruno H.
Wittig, Mrs. Frazier CUTLERY and
Miss May Walters.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Longaker have
as guests this week in their home in
Aurora Hills, Va, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Rieger Of New York City, whose
marriage took place Saturday, De-
cember 8, in the Little Church Around
the Corner in New York, the Rev. Ray
officiating
Mrs. Rieger is the daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Rahe of New York,
Mr.. Rieger is connected with the
supervising architects office in the
Treasury Department, and with his
bride will be in Washington for a
time
Last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Long
aker entertained a small company at
dinner in compliment to Mr. Rieger
and his bride. Others in the COM
pany included Mrs. Alma Kirkland
of New York City, mother of Mrs.
Longaker, who is here on q visit to
her Law and daughter, also
Mr.. and. Mrs. w. E. Edwards and
daughters, Miss Molly Edwards and
Miss Betty Edwards Of Chevy
Chase, D. c.
Mrs. Elizabeth Northrop has Is her
guest In her apartment at the Shore
ham Mrs. william A. Redding Of New
York, who will remain over Sunday.
Mrs. James H. Rand, jr., Is at the
Carlton for few days, having come
on from her home in New York City.
Mr.. I. I. Chorpening has as his
guest at the Shoreham his brother,
Capt. Claude H. Chorpening, Engineer
Corps, U. S. A.
Dumbart0n House
Scene Of Tea This Afternoon.
The committee in charge of Dunn
barton House, in Georgetown, the
headquarters Of the National Society
of Colonial Danes of America, is CIV
ing a reception and tea this afternoon
in honor of the presidents and deans
Of the universities and other educa-
tional institutions in Washington.
Guests will be received by Mrs. Will
Stephen Bonsal, curator; Miss Aimee
Powell, resident; members of COM
mittees, Mrs. E. A. Hartman, Mrs.
Owen Roberts, Mrs. Herbert Slocum,
Mrs. John w. Davidge, Mrs. Brecken-
ridge Long, Mrs. Harrell Mulliken,
Mrs. Bradley Davidson, Baroness Korff,
Evening star., 1934-12-15
Dumbarton House
Scene of Tea This Afternoon.
LOST.

LOST.
Lost and Found adpertiseMents
for the daily Star DiH be accepted
Mondays to Fridays. inclusive, up
to noon day OF issue. Saturdays
and legal holidays up to 10 am.
day OF issue. For the Sunday Staf
up to II pm. Saturday.
BIRD DOG-White. black spots; 8 months;
no tag: Reward. Adams 647l. ZIG VAR
mum st. NV.
ga S p.t Sssa q %s Snti ,11 e.
reward. Georsia 5532
CoLL1E-Brown and white female very
sick; strayed 4s1I Montgomery lane. Be-
thesda. Md. Wisconsin 401S.
DIAMOND BROOCH. Saturday. Dec, 9:
Reward Phone ciey. 5000. Apt 7i9. is:
FIELD GLASSES. left on table in drug
store at 1901 st. NV. Thursday night.
Reward, Mrs. Rasmussen Adams 20: 1921.
Pox TERRIER. white. long tail, brown
markings. named Spot" { months old.
male. Reward. Emerson 2ee5.
HtAINDsAG;, HAN navy blue; cont.inins y,slu:
shexmaker. North 16Ii.
Keys. on ring, one large brass: "P: +;
F. Eo No s.. no. pesomss pSs%ass siS5sMwA " Adams
ryine name rs Is. b Dow. Am Amherst" !1 Re-
ward. 1928 33rd st. NV. West $3.50.
PAIR OF GLOvEs-Brown wool, green and
olive Gun: at 18TH st. and Ave. to 31st and
M SITS. Reward. Clarendon 26S-W-2.
PocKETBoOK. containing money and
ave. Reward. i120 Oates st. ne.
PoCKETBoOK-Man's, brown leather.
containing money. papers. auto permit:
near l1th and X SITS. ne. Reward. Re
turn ITO X st. ne. 16s
PURSE; lady,s, on GsDisal Transit bus. ,,,,., be
Takoma Park. Nd. Friday morning. about
S:45 am: contained money. jewelry. Re-
Fsre. FsFe. Ms' s.turn eio Carroll ave, r'i'"'
RED IRISH sETTER-Tas No. 1857;
Gales st. ne. Reward for information
leading to recovery. Atlantic 1891.
sC0TTTE, black male, answering name Of
ward. Phone Cleveland f 11si 81 or r1s return 70
2604 3lst. st. Hiram Bingham.
TOM CAT, large yellow from 1925 18th
..n;y. St nv. sast sbcut December 2; $40 reward.
fISosIsy.s ay.7 sSInS SrmaI, a rsd:S e
night. Georgia 2403. Reward.
WRIST WATCH-Lady's. gold; and brace
car ss 0faxssn Rsssad M0eaSs coanbi. E H
WRIST WATCH.!Ha%,,Itons. .c1a.d,s, Eriday !ns Dsi
i4th and Fairmont sts. Reward. Call
Columbia 557a.
WRIST WATCH-Lsdy's. green white gold
and bracelet; Dec. IL; bet 18th and var
turn tu1i Z to ass ist6 81 is.
s. Bill Friday On street ear or near ~ Loan
Cali after 8. Potomac 1871. Reward.
Evening star., 1934-12-15

Rear Admiral Henry Varnum But
Ter, U. S. NJ, and Mrs. Butler enter
tanned at luncheon in the Sal de
Fiesta at Aqua Caliente last Sunday
afternoon in honor of Comdr. and
Mrs. Lucien B. Green. Mrs. Green,
daughter of Mrs. Butler, recently ar
Evening star., 1934-06-08

Looks like hot Summer, men i. i. better buy your
Summer clothes now, while our assortments and sizes
most complete for there is scarcity of
Summer suits of Lansbrook quality :. . and values
such offer is another reason why you should be
fitted out RIGHT NOW. We have sizes for all types
and you larger fellows should know that we have
sizes up to and including SOS stout-and there's
charge for alterations. Keep cool in Lansbrook.
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DELAWARE. N. 3050-Lovely warm room;
next bath; private family. HA-278l-W
FOREST HILLS-Beautiful Groom suite;
private bath; constant hot soft water;
garage. HU-27T4.
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cARROLLTON. 1915 = Cheerful room;
breakfast optional hot water; home
orf.-fleCaS HA-0666-M
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II Furnished Rooms

ALABAMA N. 2s55-,Large front room;
overstuffed combination living bedroom;
private entrance; garage.
BLVD. PL.. ala Large front room;
kitchen privileges; on car line; reason
able WA-5l57.
twin beds; girls preferred. Board OPP
tionai. HA-2779-R.
CARROLLTON. 2344 Attractive front
bedroom: modern; hot water; private
home.
CARROLLTON. 1915 Cheerful room;
breakfast optional: hot water; home
privileges. HA-O666-M.
COLLEGE, 3222-Nicely furnished warm
front room: hot water; private home.
HA-lOO9-J.
DELAWARE. N, 14O7-Large, pleasant
bedroom; good heat: reasonable; close
DEARBORN. S, 26-Large room strictly
private homs priyHEegsS53 BOARD OPTIONAL
DELAWARE. N. 3O50-Lovely warm room;
next bath: private family. HA-218l-W.
FOREST HILLS-Beautiful Groom suite;
private bath: constant hot soft water
garage. HU-2774
FULTON. 321-Nice sleeping rooms; next
to bath; walking distance; 81 week
ILLINOIS. n. l9O7-Clean. cheerful. nicely
furnished. Large closet. steam. quiet
home Reasonable.
ILLINOIS. N, 5ll-Furnished rooms ana
ILLINOIS ST. s.. 1O7l2-Rooms with
running water; reasonable.
MERIDIAN. N, 1916-Nicely furnished;
warm; private family; l or 2. HA-2223:
MERIDIAN. 1887 S.-Front room, modern;
young men, girls; meals optional;
good heat
MERIDIAN. PTS. N-Living room; over
stuffed. fireplace alcove; bedroom; &C
commodate 2. $3.50 each. HA-4747-J.
NEW JERSEY, N. 2324-Warm refined
home; innerspring mattress; board OPP
tional; garage. TA-53s0.-
NEW JERSEY. N. 2O3s-Frort room, pri-
waite entrance; good heat; meals option
al HA-257l-W.
NEW JERSEY. 9l3 N,-Steam heated
room; unfurnished. s2.50; furnished, $3.50.
DR-4665.
PARK. 1232-Furnished or unfurnished
room: modern; breakfast optional; gooo
heat: reasonable.
TALBOT. N, 2l68-Single or double room;
good heat; constant hot water. TA-l69I
PATH. E. 5l5-s3. Cozy room. Steam heat.
Hot water. widows home. HE-l494.
s3RD. E. 23-Attractive; pleasant view;
breakfast; private family; Tor employed
girl TA-i0i7.
500 NORTH-Beautiful room adjoining
bath; for or ? girls. privileges. HU-
SIR evenings
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Is Situations Wanted

COLLEGE trained young man wishes to
locate in Indianapolis; seven years office
and sales: have light car; money sec
ondary; trial appreciated. Box K-3l6.
Times
TINES WANT ADS cost less than in any
other INDIANAPOLIS NEWSPAPER.
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Ia Help Wanted-Female

ENERGETIC woman seeking career
This represents a business OF your own,
expenses paid. No experience necessary.
but applicant must be 80 or over, IN
RIDLEY. Monday. $50 to -. 700 Kahn
bldg. NJ Meridian ST.. city.
ADDRESS 1000 envelopes for s28. In
structions. 10c (coinl. WONDER PROD
UCTS. Gary. Ind.
TWO girls to learn beauty course for
service. 1913 Central ave.
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LINWOOD. N. i21O-Desirable 5-room
bungalow; Little Flower parish; double
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IASAILE. 26O7 N.-Bungalow, S rooms
modern; garage: good condition; $50
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KEYSTONE, s., 425-27-9room house;
suitable for 2 families; very reasonable
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NEW JERSEY. N. 2038-Frort room, pri-
vate entrance; good heat; meals option
al HA-257l-W
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NEW JERSEY. slS N.--steam heated
room; unfinished. $3.50; furnished, SO 80.
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MADISON, 1876 rooms. semi-modern;
redecorated; water paid; sll.5o DR.
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PARK. 1232-Furnished or unfurnished
room: modern: breakfast optional; gooo
raaSOnahie
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ALABAMA N. 2355-Large front room;
overstuffed: combination living-bedroom;
private entrance: garage.
BLVD. PL AHA - Large front room;
kitchen privileges; on car line; reason
able. WA-5l57.
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MERIDIAN 27l6. N.--Living. room; over
cnmmndate 3 So so each. HA-4747-J.
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
vANy PROSPECTS CALLED
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As Autos for Sale
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,APITOL n. 34O9-Sunny room; maple
twin beds; girls preferred. Board OPP
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NEW JERSEY. N. 2324-Warm refined
tional: garage. TA-5390.-
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DUNLAP AMAzES
WITH CARD Of 6
Uses Only II Puts on Is
Holes for Pinehurst
Course Record.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
INEHURST, N. c., April 4.
- George T. Dunlap faced
quarter-finals of the an
4 nual North and South
amateur golf tournament today
with rosy prospects.
The national amateur champion
yesterday blazed his way across the
Pinehurst No. 2 course with an aston
ishing So, eight strokes under par, to
shatter all professional and amateur
records for the layout. He went out
in 81 and home in 80 to eliminate
Donald Parson Of Youngstown, Ohio,
7 and S. He required but II puts on
the IS green's, sinking his approach
on the fifth for birdie three.
Today he faced Jack Ryerson
Of Cooperstown, N. Y, who yesterday
eliminated Arthur M. Wood, Princeton
University golf captain, / up.
In other quarter-final matches to-
day Halbert J. Blue of Pittsburgh
engaged Dick Wilson Of Southern
Pines. N. c.; r. A. Lester of Orange,
N. j., opposed Arthur Lynch Of
Mamaroneck, N. Y, and Johnny
johnson Of Lumberton, N. c., teed of
against Dick Chapman Of Greenwich,
Conn.