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Evening star., 1934-04-29
College Sports

Base Ball.
Maryland, 8; Virginia Tech, 7.
Navy, 6; Georgetown, 4.
Duke. 4; North Carolina State, 0.
Wake Forest, 3; Hampden Sydney, 2.
South Carolina, 6; Furman. 2.
Presbyterian, s; Erskine, 2.
Delaware, 5; Washington College, /.
Illinois, 6; Northwestern, 3.
Kansas State, is; Nebraska, 3.
Cornell, 5-4; Columbia, Al.
Wisconsin, 8; Minnesota, 5.
Yale. 4; Pennsylvania, 8. Oil in
nings).
Chicago, 5; Iowa, 3.
Staunton Military, 8; Mercersburg
Academy, 6.
william and Mary. 13; Savage, l.
virginia Frosh, 7; Central High
(WashD, 4.
Temple, 8; Penn State. 0.
Dickinson, IL; Gettysburg, 3.
Tennis.
', Virginia, 8; Maryland, l.
william and Mary, z; Virginia
Tech, 2.
Northwestern, 4: Wisconsin, 2.
Michigan, 8: Illinois. 8. (Tie).
Minnesota, 9; Carleton, o.
Iowa, S; Iowa State, l.
st. Adams, 4; Maryland Frosh, 3.
Washington and Lee, 6; st. Johns
of Annapolis, 3.
Track.
Chicago. 70: North Central, 54.
Richmond, Sc; Washington and Lee.
so.
Richmond Frosh, 81; Washington
and Lee Frosh, 36.
Virginia Military, 6aa; Virginia
Tech, 6212.
Virginia Military Frosh, 10; Vir-
ginja Tech Frosh, A.
Florida. 72; Presbyterian, 59
Harvard. 1903; Boston College, As.
Northeastern, As; M. I. T., %.
Lacrosse.
Maryland, II; Yale, O.
Mount Washington. IL; Navy 4.
Penn State, 8; Lehigh, 4.
st. Johns, 20; City College of New
York 8.
Princeton, 10: Cornell. /.
Navy Plebes, 9; Friends School
| (Baltimore). 2.
Rutgers. S: Army f.
Johns Hopkins. IL; Swarthmore, 2.
Syracuse 10: Hobart, 2.
Union, II; Tufts, 5.
Stevens, 10; Montclair A. c., 6.
Golf.
Virginia, 2015: Navy, 612.
Indiana, lO1A; Louisville, ~
Polo.
Princeton, S; Army, 4.
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Totals. .37 "a IL Totals. 30 727
'Batted for Conner in eighth.

Central ........2 . O o O110 o.
Virginia ....... 0 l o 0 o 4 . x-7
Runs-A Chumbris. Gregorio. Bryant.
c; Chumbris, Fitzhugh, .CougiL. Hall, Male
eorio. peiisio. Keyser, Hail. Male, Lander
burg. Cody. Two-base hit--Bryant Three
Chumbris Sacrifice-Hall Connor. Lam
derburg .(2). Double play-Gregorio to
A., Chumbris, to Delisio. Bases on balls
By Rowles Z; by Abbitt. 3.
Evening star., 1934-04-29
TIED BUT TAKE TITLE
Draw Sews Up English Soccer
Edge for Arsenal Team.

LONDON. April % LP.-Although
held to tie today by Chelsea, the
arsenal gunners won the English
Soccer League championship.
The single point resulting from the
p game gave the gunners a lead
which cannot be overcome next week,
when the season ends.
Fighting to the last ditch, Hud-
dersfield Town deafeated Blackburn
Rovers 5-3, but the gunners have a
lead Of three points over Huddersfield
now. It is the second year In sue
cession the gunners have produced a
championship eleven.
Evening star., 1934-04-29
Class A,
VICTORY POST WINNER
Takes Measure of R. F. C.. Team
in Soft Ball Contest.

Featured by the sensational fielding
of "Untz" Brewer and Danny Maher,
and the cannonading of "Tots" Long,
Victory Post of the American Legion
took the measure of Reconstruction
Finance Corporations soft ball team
at the New York Avenue Fairgrounds
yesterday. 7 to 8.
The winners were outhit but made
up for this deficiency by alright
fielding
Evening star., 1934-04-29

Runs-Brewer. Bealle CD Long t3l.
Maher. Hutchinson. Helasky, Maxwell
-Bealle. Long. Three-base hit-Maher.
Two-base hits-Long; Helasky, Struck
on balls-On Peters. 4: of Singer. ]. Left
on bases-Victory Post. 2; Reconstruc-
tion Finance. 5. Umpire--T. Nulroe.
minutes.
Evening star., 1934-04-29
TIE AT SKEET SHOOTING
DR.. johnson, Leary Shatter Al
Claws at Bradley Hills.

With Al clay birds each, DR.. Don
R. johnson and R. Carvel Leary tied
for high gun in class c as the first
prize shoot yesterday at the National
Capital Skeet Club in Bradley Hills
DR.. johnson, however, won in a shoot
off, smashing 25 straight, his first per-
feet score at skeet.
Whitney Leary triumphed in class
B with AZ of a possible So while Cor
don Daisly won class G with So.
In a special feature called finch
ers' handicap prize" Larry Williams,
ir., won with 43 birds.
Scores:
Evening star., 1934-04-29
"HE "old timers" to receive &C"
certificates are:

sentative from wyoming and captain
Of Republican House base ball team. toast
mss'ff ns louis IS me COOK SRnef yohn Day
William Furey, '16; Bernard P. Hessler
10; Or. Don Johnson '16; Charles, P.
Maloney, 10; Joseph 8. Robinson 10,
inston; imd Frank A. Feiid. Is. Chairman Of
the Baltimore Committee. and Carl A.
Horn, '16. also of Baltimore DR.. Joseph
p Derby. 10. of Springfield. Mass, c. us
first four sport letter man. also is ex-
pected to be on hand Vincent L. Toomey.
'O9, Is chairman Of the local Alumni
Committee.
Evening star., 1934-04-29
SPRINTER IS ARTIST.

James Abbott, Southern California
sprinter, intends to be commercial
artist after he is graduated.
Evening star., 1934-04-29
CENTRAL NINE BEATEN
Outhit Virginia Freshmen L
Game Ending 4 to z.

Game Ending 4 to z.
CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. April %.
Central High Schools nine outhit
Virginia's flrst-year team here this
afternoon, but the Freshmen scored
half dozen runs in the final frames
to win, to 4.
Central registered two runs in the
first on singles by Gregorio and Moran
and double by Bryant, and added
another in the sixth when A. Chum-
bris tripled and counted on an error
Gregorio's single in the seventh was
responsible for the third tally.
Evening star., 1934-04-29

"ORTY-TWO student athletes of
l. Catholic University will be hon.
or guests of the Washington
1 Chapter of C. U. Alumni at the
Cardinals annual athletic din
ner a. the Shoreham Hotel Tuesday.
Twelve Washington boys are among
the group to be feted and who will
near such speakers as Postmaster Gen.
eral Farley, Jim Crowley, head coach
of Fordham University and one OF the
-Four Horsemen" of Notre Dame, Joe
Cronin and Commissioner George E.
Allen. all well-knoWn SportSmen and
public figures.
Twenty-Five seniors will receive &c"
certificates, as is the custom, and one,
Edgar A. White, will be awarded the
Harris Cup given to the "best scholar,
athlete and gentleman of the senior
class" Rev. Maurice S. Sheehy, as
sistant to the rector. will make this
presentation, while Athletic Director
A. j. Bergman will award the certif1-
Gates.
Twenty underclassmen will receive
letters won in foot ball, basket ball,
boxing and track this year, as we'll.
before the war" period will be hon.
ored with the &C. certificates insti-
tuted by Bergman. This special cere-
mcny will be a feature of each forth
coming Cardinal dinner until all alum
nj &C" wearers are properly rewarded.
"HE seniors to receive the &C"
certificates are:
John P. Ball, Brookline Mass.
foot bali: Edward ]. Brennan. 1901 Rhode
Island avenue northeast, co-captain. track;
MINI. foot bali; Robert j. Conner. 40 N
Thomas 3: Finn. Denver. Colo. foot ball;
Richard W. Galiher. 130 Thirteenth street
Mahoney City. Pa. manager. foot bali;
John j. Jankowski captain. foot ball and
golf; Edward J. Lennon. New York City.
Evening star., 1934-04-29
~ Athletes, Dozen From d. C.,
To Get Awards at Card Fete

foot ball; James P. Lyons; Holyokea Mass; MassS
Carolina avenue northeast. foot ball;
Robert M. McVean.. 314 North Carolina
John W. and Thomas J. .Nally. .23s Thir-
teenth street northeast foot ball; Charles
H. Nardi. Williamsport. Pa, manager,
Island Island, n. Y cheer leader; John j. Nc
Garry Edgewater.. N. J.. cheer leader.
1898; Francis G. Tigani. Wilmington, Del.
manager boxing. 1888 Alfred r. Scala.
New Haven Conn. MANAGER. basket ball;
LLOYD A. Stafford, st. Paul. Mimi. foot
tain. basket ball foot ball.
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OTHER letter men to attend the

banquet are.
Eugene F. Augusterfer. 2OOe First
street northwest. captain elect basket ball.
foot ball; James F. Breshahan. Uxbridge,
Mass. boxing; John F.. Bruton. 528 Cen
trail avenue northeast, boxing; William K.
Confer st. Paul. MINI. captain-elect
foot ball; Francis F. Fleming. Brookline.
Mass. foot ball and boxing; Gerald c;
ball Thomas J. Gearty. Minneapolis. foot
ball and boxing: Edwin F; KaTpowieh1. 1
liam Lajouski. Worcester. Mass foot ball
and track; Bernard j. Lieb, 1888 Seventh
street northeast. basket ball and track;
George E. Mullisan. Waterbury, Conn,
foot ball and boxing: Edwin ", Norton.
Cherrydale Va. foot ball and track;
Thomas z. Oliver Pensacola. Fla. foot
ban and boxing; Daniel Pyne: 1925 shep-
Restaino Newark. boxing; Abe A. Rosen--
FIELD. ST Paul; Mimi; basket ball and
City. foot ball, and Edward F. Thibodeau.
Newport N. H.. boxing and foot ball.
Evening star., 1934-04-29

student athletes of
l. Catholic University will be hon.
or guests of the Washington
L Chapter of C. U. Alumni at the
Evening star., 1934-04-29

Totals 25 621 Totals 25 is 2
Reconstruction Fin. o o 2 o %
Victnry Post ------. 9 @ O O 3 Il
Evening star., 1934-01-10
GODFREY CONDUCTS
"SUN DIAL" FOR WJSV
Other Programs Shifted for Two
Hour Program Beginning at z.
Effective Monday.

Hour Program Beginning at z.
Effective Monday.
Arthur Godfrey, radio announcer,
Joined station wJsv yesterday as con-
ductor Of The sun Dial" He will be
heard every morning except Sunday
from to 9, beginning Monday.
Godfrey comes to THE Sun DIAL
with wide experience in broadcasting,
particularly in the morning program
field. He conducted station WMAL's
Breakfast Club" with unusual success
for nearly a year, coming to Washing
ton from wFBR In Baltimore, where
he was responsible for another early
day program known as Morning
Melodies"
Godfrey takes a place to be vacated
by Stricklan Gillalan, editor OF the
weekly Journal Of Sleepy Valley" who
saws 6. IN. Is too early for any news
paper1nan to get up.
WJSV's morning programs, as re-
suit Of the acquisition Of Godfrey, un-
dergo some radical changes. Elder
Solomon Lghtfoot Michaux will be
heard from $50 to O'Clock; Godfrey's
Sun Dial will take up the time from
z to o'clock, and Frank Watanabe
and Hon. Archie shifts to evening time
6:15 to $50 pm.
Evening star., 1934-01-10
CUMMINGS SPEAKS
ON FORUM TONIGHT
Attorney General Expected to
Discuss Protection of
Dry States.
TTORNEY GENERAL Gu

A TTORNEY GENERAL CUM
" MINGS will go before the mi
"A crophone during the National
4 A Radio Forum tonight to discuss
the problems of law enforce
ment confronting the Department OF
Justice in its intensive warfare against
violators of a multitude Of Federal laws.
The Radio Forum, arranged by The
Washington Star, will be broadcast by
WRC and a coast-to-coast network OF
other National Broadcasting Co. sta
tions from 1920 to II O'Clock.
Mr.. Cummings Is expected to outline
some of the responsibilities resting upon
the Government in protecting dry
States from invasion of liquor from ad-
Joining territory as a result Of repeal
Of the 18th amendment.
The Department Of Justice Is under
stood to have been giving close study to
the repeal problem the last few weeks.
Mr.. Cummings also Is expected to
outline variety of other law enforce
ment problems, many Of them growing
out of the nationwide drive on kid
napers and other racketeers.
4 THOUGH S. L. Rothafel RoxO
n has resigned as director Of the
Radio City Theaters, the two N. B.
G. Weekly programs under his guidance
will continue However, they will be
presented without Roxy's guidance.
At present Roxy is on a vacation
which extends to February 16, the
effective date Of his resignation.
The two Roxy directed programs con-
sist of a Sunday concert and a Monday
night variety show, the latter being the
recent revival of the Roxy Gang pro-
grams, which first went on the air
nearly II years ago.
NATIONAL BROADCAsTING co.
~ announces the introduction OF q
new series of true dog stories begin
ming January 81, which will feature
Albert Payson Terhune, famous writer
and animal authority.
Each program will include dramatic
presentation. The cast will be selected
from among veteran radio performers.
THE second of the series of political
J. broadcasts from London. scheduled
by N. B. c. Tuesday, will bring a
talk by Winston Churchill. for six years
Great Britain's chancellor of the
exchequer. Very Rev. Walter Robert
Matthews, dean of Exeter and former
chaplain to King George, is to be the
speaker In the third broadcast Janu-
ary %.
A SPECIAL network Of 16 stations
n with VOL as the key" has ar
ranged to carry a series of pro-
grams sponsored by the Old Age Pension
Association. The network will include
A..--ons in the General Broadcastine
Evening star., 1934-01-10

ding, violinist, during his recital over
wJsV at $50. In addition, he will play
Londonderry Air" as arranged by
Kreisler, and Debussy's lie Plus Que
Lente."
Just q Love Nest" hit tune from
the musical production Mary" which
made its debut 10 years ago, is included
in the program Of old favorites to be
Evening star., 1934-01-10

John Mccormack. in his recital over
wMAI, tonight at $50, will sing three
old Irish songs. THE Sally Gardens"
''Oft in the Silly Night" and The
Ballynure Ballad" His program also
includes There's on Earth" Maiden
of Morven" and When You and Were
Young, Maggie"
Mendelssohn's lively Finale Of Con-
certo" will be featured by Albert Spaul-
Evening star., 1934-01-10
MAJOR FEATURES AND PROGRAM NOTES

presented by the Corn Cob Pipe Club on
WRC at 10.
Legal Possession" true story Of the
experiences of prisoner at Sing Sing,
will be drama tized on WMAL at 9.
Nicholas Kouloukos, flutist, will be
the featured soloist on the Andre Kos
telanetz program on WJSV at 10:45.
He will play Godards "WaltZ."
Evening star., 1934-01-10
HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.

COUPLE, frst-class cook. general house
worker and butler; must stay nights. Write
up to Friday Address Box CAST Star ofice
MAN AND WIFE. colored. no children; cook
laundry, yard work, general housework; room
and board and $50 per month;sChevy Chase
Address BOX 225-T. Star once. 10s
SECRETARY, for congressional ONCE; appli-
Submit typewriter application. giving age
education, experience and salary expected
include photograph. Address Boy 174-T
Star ONCE
Evening star., 1934-01-10
System In addition to KVOO, Tulsa,

LARRY C. BUTCHER, manager Of
i i wJSv, has acquired two titles.
Gov. Laffoou Of Kentucky has made
him a Kentucky colonel, and Elde~
Solomon Lightfoot Michaux has con-
ferred on him the title Of honorary
deacon in the Church Of God.
Evening star., 1934-01-10

FORD 1892 VS. de luxe coupe; driven only
9,0OO miles; midnight blue; original tires;
superserviced by Nolan with all 1888 i'm
DTre p0Ter Pep class ass a. seg oT
month. surety plan. Nolan's, I'LL Eight
eenth 81 Omen nights
Evening star., 1934-01-10

BEAUTIFUL COLLECTION FINE ORIENTAL
rugs Including Tabriz, Sarouk. Cabistan.
KAYAKS; reasonable for quick sale. 1724
Conn. ave.
WILL BOARD LITTLE GIRL IN NICE RE-
fined home. loving care: best reference. Ao-
dress Box 229-T. Star once. IL
AGED AND BED PATIENTS RECEIVE BEST
care in grad. nurses home; tray service,
DUPONT CTRCLE VICINITY LARGE, WELL
furnished 3rd n. room, private family; oil
heat. gentleman. Address Box S5-T, star
office
Evening star., 1934-01-10

FORD 1881 coupe; original nile green finish;
interior. very clean; superserviced by Nolan !:
priced for our inventory sale, S247; surety
plan, 81 down, Sl6 monthly. Nolan's, iii
Eighteenth st Open niRhtS.
Evening star., 1934-01-10

FORD VS. de luxe coach; dark blue with
black trim; looks and runs Ike new: super
servced by Nolan and priced to sell today,
1857: very small down payment and as long
90 months to pay. NOlan's. I'LL Eight
St
Evening star., 1934-01-10

WHITE COUPI+Man for butler and gar
den work wife. cook ard general house
vcrk Mrs. A. B. Wickes, Mt. Vernon.
Fairfax Co.. Va. Phone Alexandria 4f-F-4.
Evening star., 1934-01-10

FORD 1892 VS. de luxe sedan: Bijour tan.
with black trim. Bedford cord upholstery;
not a blemish anywhere superservlced By
Nolan and priced for quick sale. 1897; small
down payment and 90 months TO pay. No
Evening star., 1934-01-10

FORD 1929 Tudor new paint tires like
new; superserviced by Nolan; miles Of trans
down So monthly. Noians. iii Eight
Evening star., 1934-01-10

FORD 1888 sport roadster; cannot be told
from brand-new; new-car guarantee; at an
all-time low price S4S7; terms TO suit your
convenience. Nolan's, I'LL Eighteenth st.
Open NIGHTS
Evening star., 1934-01-10
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

RoOMING HOUSE. right at Dupont circle,
IA rooms baths; completely furnished;
real income; total price. $500. Ma 47S7.
E. L. ELLIS, oO8 10th St. N.W.+ y
LUNCH ROOM. cafeteria and delicatessen.
I have several real buyers for such places.
P. F. CARLEY, 802 10th NV. =
Evening star., 1934-01-10
PERSONAL


H.MsSoaERHoIDs II.sSoa EEAD,lLoATED ..l,l BY MY OWN
mEa:y bach b. write tSE SSSsss no sga SEaE; Or
fanas i%msia I'd: "a ADAMS Masss"hNoA' osss. 1900 90
TRUssEs AND ELASTIC GOODS At REAL
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tsndsnts 70 care Tor YOU your eve every y' want. peo-
ples pruE o store No z. sos 7th st. n.w- and
:sis; sS:sH0 ss' As5 AsR 5EzD!ss
FURNITURE, GOOD QUALITY, WILL BE
taken taken in exchange ior o9mfortsble room in
SWEDISH MASSAGE, INFRA-RED, ULTRA
HoPkiNs. S7oi Conn. S ave. = CO. ASA.
Ia,y1 HAVE - Y3g 3s,.n,1s Any l:t q 2na PRTsT
1913 St NV ME- 1900.
LADIES TO MAKE THE BEAUTIFUL NEW
nber flowers; free instruction; good profit
See display. 13l7 St. Room S07.
BABIES AND SMALL. CHILDREN BOARDED.
ATLANTIC 6744-J.
CORSETS ALTERED AND REPAIRED. NU-
Bone Corset Shop. S05 American Building.
1917 st. NV Telephone MA 4735.
1929 Mass. ave. NV. school Of dancing and
nursery; hour, day or week: $40 to $3.50.
WHEN DEATH STRIKES A FAMILY, THERE
ferior % nun funeral 9 see services due due % to inability to
pay q high price. The Greater W. W.
Chambers Co. offers . complete funeral. cars
and all, for as little as S75. Worlds finest
waterproof, alright guaranteed steel burial
vault may be had from Chambers for SS5. In
case of death call the Greater w. w. Cham
bers Co, 14th. corner Chaplin NV. CO. 0432:
Phone or write your address. We will send
you beautiful catalogue OF how we do IL,
REGISTERED NURSE MAssEUsE. COL
lege graduate. wants room and board. ex-
change professional services evenings. Ad-
dress Box 236-T. Star office. H.
MOTOR TRAVEL.
YOUNG experienced driver familiar with
principal routes. desires transportation to
Florida. Address Box 266-T. Star office.
DRIVING TO TAMPA. FLA. THURS. OR
Friday, take three. So each. PRIMROSE.
I'll 9Th st. Sc.
DRIVING NASH SEDAN TO KANSAS CITY
this week: can take . passengers, share ex-
penses: references EXCHANGED. 1924 X st.
NV. Champlain. Apt. ID.
DRIVING TO MIAMI, THURSDAY. CLOSED
tA& 40
Evening star., 1934-01-10

FORD 1928 coupe; motor. tenders body.
tires, top in good condition; $50. co. 102l5.
Evening star., 1934-01-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ADDING MACHINES. nimeographs and null
tiCraphs United Typewriter q Adding
Mach, Co., Inc. 1928 N, Y. ave. NV. Ma.
Evening star., 1934-01-10
EXCHANGE-MIsCELLANEoUs.

ADDRESSOGRAPH. cleo. dc. or a.c.;. 80
drawer cabinet CsteeD including trays; hand
Graphotype on stand and 500 plates in ex-
chance for car. Call Ben at Ma. 55O9.
RADIo-Beautiful $3.50 R. C. A. radio-Vic-
trola and record-recording combination
sedan Address Box GOT. Star Office.
Evening star., 1934-01-10

DURANT 1929 sedan; Just the type car that
many people are looking for; right in every
respect and at the price do not overlook II
ST.; 81 down, Sc monthly. Nolan's, iii
Esfoht CT nj
Evening star., 1934-01-10
MUSICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

MUSlCAL INSTkUnENTS-hA
BAND AND ORCHESTRA INSTRUMENTS.
Conn. Selmer. Ludwig other makes: cew ano
used; repairing; terms
HOMER l. KIT CO.. 1880 q 81. NV.
FRESH AND SELECT STRINGS for all kinds
of stringed instruments; choice selection OF
Hohner harmonicas. in all styles and keys;
violin repairing; Victor and Brunswick rec
ords. Hugo Worch. ITO @ st. Est. 1879.
PIANOS substantially reduced in price prior
to taking inventory. Grands. uprtghts and
5-octeve Instruments priced for quick sales.
Uprights. $40 and up; srands, S195 and up.
A choice selection in all makes and styles.
brands and uprights. all sizes. rented for
all occasions. Terms reasonable. HUGO
Wcrch. lilo q. est. 1879.
PIANO. Knabe upright, small, modern case.
National 1920. Apt. 112S. IL
RADIO. Bosch. S-tube, all-electric. cabinet
S25. SHepherd 221S.
sPEC1AL,. $3.50.
Baby grand piano. slightly used, standard
make: satin mahogany finish. sold orisinally
CHAS. M. sTiEFF PIANO CO., INC.
1340 G ST. NV.
Evening star., 1934-01-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ANTIQUE BUFFET chairs, table. china
drawers. mirrors. desk. parlor set. WI. 2z5O
Evening star., 1934-01-10
PERSONAL.

The rate under heading Of Personal
Is 3 cents per line additional to the
regular line rate.
Evening star., 1934-01-10

BUICKs-Before having your car repaired
consult me about trading IL for . better
one. See me az Stanley Horner's Buick
Agency. Ma. $500. T. s. GADDEsS 1918
Evening star., 1934-01-10

AUTOMOBILES at Weschler's auto auction
q2s H st NV every Wednesday and Satur-
day 10 am Usually a Eood assortment.
Evening star., 1934-01-10
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

YOUR DOG given a sanitary bath complete
" eliminating feas and dried with electric
drier. all for 81. DR.. Locke's Dog and Cat
Hospital. 1922 Irving st. NV. co. 0574.
Evening star., 1934-01-10

CHEVROLET 1881 sport coupe de luxe; 8
wheels. rumble seat, trunk. etc; used very
little: sacrifice. $3.50. North 4764-J, eve.
Evening star., 1934-01-10

CHEVROLET 1923 coach; good paint, good
rubber. motor AL; interior very clean; sale
price. SS7; 81 down, Sc monthly: gage plan.
Nolan's, Ill Eighteenth ST. Open nigtts
Evening star., 1934-01-10

CHEVROLET 1929 coupe; Brewster green
body with black trim; Just as good as car
that has been used can be made: superserv-
iced by Nolan: must be seen to be appre-
ciate6: Sl37: 81 down. S9s5 monthly. No
lan's. III Eighteenth st. Open nights.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1934-09-21

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A good quality paint.
ready MIXED. spreads even
lT and freely q good paint
20 protect yoBr home for
a long time
Star. Basement
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These really fiji The
shorts of fancy pat
termed broadcloth, tub
fast. The shirts are of
fine combed cotton
yarn, in all mems sizes.
Star, First Floor
The Washington times., 1934-02-01
RAIL
NET CLIMBS

The first AZ railroads to report
December earnings had net oper-
ating income approximating $24,-
$4,000 in that month, compared
with $20,575, 900 in the like 1882
month, increase of Ill per cent,
and with $15,925 900 in December,
1881, an increase of $51.2 per
cent.
In November, 1888, their net
operating income approximated
$25,047, 900, an increase of 1875
per cent over the $22,248,000 re-
ported for the comparable 1882
month.
Their gross revenue in Deem
ber, 1898, amounted to about
$3.50, 1877 900, against $3.50, ,375 900
in December, 1882, decrease Of
0.1 per cent, and against $780,
425, 900 in December, 1881, a re-
duction of 14.1 per cent.
In November, 1888, their gross
approximated $168, ,299, 900, an in
crease of 20 per cent over the
$164, ,975, 900 registered in the cor
responding month of the previous
year.