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APARTMENTS-FURNISHED.

1918 PARK Rp.-4 RMS. REcEP. HALL
kit. bath. porch. elec. refrig. completely
PLANT. iS74 Pafs sCi I'd NV. " ~ cOI. ~osss.
1919 VERMONT AVE.-.REAR BASEMENT
z rooms. ch.w;; available Aug. 10; suitable
Phone Metropolitan a264: -OOA' % "'eN'
1859 e ST. N.E.--3 ROOMS, BATH,
nicely fur, in new home; elec. refrigera-
ton. Adults only. 13*
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1926 18th sT.-TWO
ly decorated; all convenlences.
FOR RENT-FURNIsHED FRONT APT.
Northumberland Apt. until NOV. 10; D
rooms. bath. elevator garage; minutes
downtown: references. Phone Decatur
1921 Sunday or evenings.
UNUSUAL STUDIO APT. OVERLOOKING
park. very large studio-living room. fire-
Frigidaire;. bath. c.h.w.; automatic heat;
near car line; 500 per mo. until Oct l.
includes unlimited phone. gas. electricity.
WILLARD COURTS No. 2O3. 1916 18th
n.w.-l OF, girls to share bed rm:,
living rm. K. b. apt. with two others. ID.
attractiyeiy furnished, with gas, eIec. re-
frigera., exposures. $45 and $65. See
janitor
l414 EUCLID ST. NW.-3 ROOMS, GAS,
Frigidaire. electricity; $50. Completely
1885 CALVERT ST-THREE ROOMS AND
bath; every convenience; married couple
or settled women. Call before 7:3O pm.
SENATOR LEAVING CITY WILL RENT
exposure: moderate rent; adults. Dec. $685..
3445 I4th ST. NW.-FIRST FLOOR, /
rm.. semi-kit. and bath; inst. h. W: porch;
ence.
1925 CALIFORNIA ST. = TWo-RooM
apt, we'll furnished. suitable couple, pos
sibly three; S42.50.
apSftment, nM9 Teasonabie Cali CALI AFTER
l7l7 G st. NV. Apt. 704, Met 5744. 12'
7l23 GEORGIA AVE NV ROOMS,
Kitchen Friggid'' semi-private bath. Phone
a1P2sea aDt Iof ys6t 1s 3. H29 ssss
st. NV. 13.
1000 10th ST. NV, APT. $40 SUB
let Groom apt. kitchenette, bath: Frigid-
aire on house cur: nicely furn.: S45. 13'
THE BROADMOOR.
Living room, bed room. junior dining
room kitchen, bath and incloSed porch;
southern exposure; attractively furn; res
tsurant. news stand. garage. ETC.. in build
ing. Phone Cleveland 5000.
INTOWN-FURN. APT, S35.
Modern elevator bldg; eentHTsl;; large arg
DOWNTOWN.
Bright front apt. very large room,
shower. lavatory. closet; good location.
1915 L st NV.
Francis Scott Key, Apt. Hotel
goth and SITS. n.w.-1 room. kit, bath;
completely turn. linens. silver. Frigidaire;
dsv week. month National 6425.
CLIFTON TERRACE.
OF WAsHNGToS eaS Si'Gn stS
APARTMENT BUILDINGS.
Attrsctively Furnished Apartments OF
l Room, Kitchen and Bath.
2 Rooms, Kitchen and Bath.
3 Rooms, Kitchen and Bath.
High, Cool Location, Step from Car Line.
Close to Central High School
Switchboard and Elevator Service,
Call
Columbia 7744.
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SITUATIONS-MEN.

CHAUFFEUR MECHANIC. private or com
mercial; Il years experience: New York
and D. c. licenses. Charles Schaefer, 10
7th st. NV. Phone Lincoln 4717-J.
COLORED BOY wants Job as buSboy Dor
ter or work of any kind; good references
Phone District 1876.
COMPANION SECRETARY. middle age
good appearance, well educated free to
travel: anything. Address Box 4lS-V.
Star ONCE. 13'
MAN white mechanic has family; any
kind of work; drivers permit J. H. Lang
ley. 1863 Boulevard ave. Sc. a.
MAN colored would like job as car washer.
jaintor porter or chauffeur. Bradley
Smith. 2045 L st. NV. Apt. 4. l2'
YOUNG MAN. colored. wants Job as janl-
reference. Phone Columbia O23O.
YOUNG MAN college student, wants work
OF any kind; good local reference. Call
Potomac 1866
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LIFE INSURANCE SALARI-
ED JUNIOR EXECUTIVE.

One of strongest legal reserve COM
panies has opening Washington assistant
manager who can appoint and sell with
new men. Very moderate salary plus bo-
nus and commissions. State personal and
erintendent Agents. Address Box 70-X,
Star ONCE.
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YOUNG MAN-Opportunit for one OF
ability and pleasing personality IN large
well established real estate once Prefer
or ha hiking experience and with some
knowledge of bookkeeping. Applications
will be considered confidential and no IN
Reply in own handwriting giving full in
formation as 10 previous experience. etc.
Good salary with opportunity for advance
ment Address Box 129-X. Star ONCE.
YOUNG MEN-Need three at once for To-
cal circulation campaign. Can earn SD
week to start See Mr.. Fortune, 4l0 Inter
national Bldg 1919 ST. NV.
CAB DRIVERS
Get Our Proposition on New 1885 Cabs.
Union TaXicab Association.
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ROuTE MEN.

We have established routes for three
men: applicants must be neat and wilma
to work: experience not necessary; we
train our men: pay good. Apply 9 to II
S34-A Conn. ave between H and Eye SITS
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SITUATIONS-DOMESTIC.

CO 'LEGE STUDENT. colored. wants cleri-
cal position. maid. waitress or companion;
free to travel. Phone Potomac 1866.
GIRL. co!ored, reliable experienced cook
ana housekeeper. all or part time no
SUNDAYS; reference. Phone Atlantic 1897.
GIRL, colored, can cook or do general
housework. Jane Beauford. 9639l2 Viz
glnia ave. NV
GIRL. colored. general housework. clean
ing ONCE or work of any kind; experienced:
Al reference. Phone North 40S1-W.
GIRL. colored, wants mornings work of
any kind. Call Potomac 5469
GIRL. colored. young. intelligent, clean,
wants Work a cook or maid; city reference
Phone Metropolitan 1881.
LAUNDRY to take home; work guaranteed;
nrst-claSs laundreSs; sunny yard; call. deliv-
ereo 164l 18th 81. NV. Potomac 1866
WOMAN. colored. wants work in private
IamiIy; stay nights; no children. Call
Rosa. West 0395-J
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HOUsES-UNFURNIsHED

5Ia OUACKENBOS SS5; SEMI-DETACHED
4 large rooms. fireplace. = baths. finished
attic. recreation rm., .-car built-ln garage;
practically new; excellent condition; i'm
mediate possession.
BETHEL. TOWER BIDG-DIST. 300.
I343 NEWTON ST. NW.-BRICK. g RMS,
bath. NV h, yard. garage lavatory IN
basement, wash bowl 2nd floor. back rm.
LAWRENCE ]. MILLS. 430 5th st. NV.
Phone National 4561.
47I3 sth ST. N.W.-S R., B. AND SHOW
er; convenient ami: recreation room.
yard: adults. SO. Phone Georgia Ol7a.
COLORED-2O22 L ST N.W-6 r. AND
b., elec., etc, S425 so mouth. z. A.
GARVEY. District 450s. 1875 Vt. ave.
COLORED-4603 KANE PL. NE R.
cleo. h-vh.. large yard; S25. L. c. WIN
TIERS 1903 You NV. North 93l9.. II,
COLORED-S15.0O
3la FORD COURT NV
BETWEEN G AND H. 3rd AND 4th.
4 Rooms and Toilet.
1904 K. CAFRTTz. DIST. 1850.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

APARTMENTS-UN
: ROOMS AND BATH 2nd FLOOR
e. refrigerator and gas range; room for one
$40. O '' Sc IL.
THREE LARGE, UNFURNISHED. OUTSIDE
nshed n das $3.50
BUCHANAN APIS. 1926 18th ST.-LIV,
rm.. bed rm.. K. b.. porch: 1st floor, street
cite. porch. third floor; private; no chill
dren: oil heat; S35. 2115 14th st. NV.
THE HYGE1AN. 119 MASS. AVE: NV
Bachelor apartment, rooms Kitchen and
bath. $50 so. See janitor.
S55-190O S ST. NV.
FIRST FLOOR FRONT.
3 ROOMS KITCHEN, BATH. 13'
1901 ARGONNE PL. NV. APT. 416-
Corner; spacious two rooms; porch: Murphy
bed in living room; available Aug. 15; $40.
95 K ST. NE ROOMS KrrcHENETTE
S2s; N st. n.wM2 rooms S29a as Both
newly decorated. Phone North O2s5.
1901 CONN. AVE: NM BED ROOMS, toS IS
thsdraf fna afn caH Hss Mrs. p'iic JACK HAYES real
DESIRABLE APIS, FOR RENT IN THE HI
Concord. Rents reduced. Open fireplaces'
open porches. Frigidaire on House Current.
JOHN SCRIVENER & BRO. 914 G NV.
Phone District 1860.
I43I GIRARD ST-ENTIRE FLOOR;
Kitchen. Kite poreh; &. e refrissTatiOh. phSns; p,s!
employed couple. T.
1926 9th ST. NV ROOMS. KITCHEN I6
and bath: gas heat. refrigeration. St3.50
G. w. SIMPSON CO., 1924 Vermont ave.
Phone Metropolitan 800.
bath: ! + s. $50; : C. " s sfMPsoN CO. io&4
4919 44th ST. WEST ,CH, CH:EsEMMI- mi
shower. hardwood floors 2 screened
porches. refrigera.. gas. elec. included
1886 COLORADO AVE. NV.
rms. kitch., bath, cleo. refrigeration.
? rms, kitch;; bath; elec refriseratiOn.
2 rms. ,kitch.. bath, elec. refrigeration.
SoNNEITY se NELLY q q PLANT. INC.
Phone Columbia os3s.
S3S .50-l32I KENYON ST, N.W.-ONE
large room. nice dinette. kitchen tiled
DOWNTOWN-LOW RENT.
2-RM. APT, $40; 3-RM., SAT.
Modern Elevator Buildine-Convenient.
See BLAIR. 1921 M st. NV. Natl. 5437.
Evening star., 1935-08-12

statesmen TO sell gas appliance service
in District. Salary $50 mo. Liberal COM
MISSION Permanent position with ad,,
vancement assured producers. State iuIl
experience in letter. Address BOX
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WANTED-SALESMEN.

statesmen. 8. experienced retail, be
tween 80 and so years of age. A splendid
opportunity for real workers. Permanent
salary and commission. Apply between 10
and 12 and . and A. 800 H st. ne.
Evening star., 1935-08-12

ALL NEW HOMES.
ss1@oh tscPsd mSSt s9TPletf aPPsR home
Chevy Chase Heights: Nd. on
pretty lot 5Ox133, well built. at:
tractively designed and well
planned; furred walls and in
Sulated second floor; an all
electric kitchen. Fine buy:
S9,750-A marvellous buy in American
University Park. only four miles
from Dupont Circle. Detached
Engli.h home, g spacious rooms.
y complete baths; large attic,
suitable for two more rooms;
breakfast nook. modern Kitchen
basement roughed in for recre-
alton room. garage.
$40. 5OO-Loveiy home, Just completed, in
high. attractive section of north
west; four bed rooms tone on
third foorl. insulated roof, ,
baths. big living room and spa
cious side porch. An exception
SIC, 5oo-Bessutiful thu ' center-hall corner
home in West Chevy Chase. Six
spacious rooms, > complete
baths, big side porch, large attic.
furred walls, insulated roof. elec-
trio refrigeration; attached brick
n GRsFs essss SslSaia e. ssTsa
rooms a bed roomS), one on
third floor, insulated roof beau
tifully built and finished through
out; sarage on paved alley.
in Chevy Chase, p. G: detached
on laTRc lOL, rooms. zen,
recreation room. 3 baths; furred.
insulated and screened through
out; center hall finished third
floor rooms. brick garage. See
it at once.
I BOSS g. PHELPS
1417 K st. NV. National 1900.
MARIETTA PARK,
SEMI-DETACHED BRICK. g.
Two to choose from, and rooms and
bath, open flreplece. front and back
porches; newly finished Sold for S10.250.
Now $3.50. Terms can be arranged.
Call MR.. WEAVER. Dist. 3341, Cleve 1914.
$3.50 CASH. S62 80 PER MO
PRACTICALLY NEW HOUSE
6 rooms. 2 full baths. modern kitchen
cabinet. breakfast nook, Frigidaire; large
lot $50 it. deep: garage: all streets and
alley paved Call Georgia 2042.
PETwORTH BRICK HOME.
S5,750.
Terms as Low as $3.50 Cash,
Balance Arranged
Near schools, stores ana transportation.
For appointment see Mr; Moss Geo. 64s3.
1926 I4th St. NV District 3347.
WHY BUY USED HOUSE?
Now building g. rooms and 2 baths for
$3.50 at 3rd and Hamilton ny: and rs
a Brown Bros. construction. Don't delay
select yours now Z. II. a; loan ap-
proved. BROWN BROS Builders. phone
Columbia 1865.
Evening star., 1935-08-12

HELP-MEN AND WOMEN.
CURB ATTENDANTS-Boys
and girls, age 10 to Is; must
be neat and willing to work.
Apply 51O9 Georgia ave-, The
Hot ShoppeS.
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ROOMS-UNFURNISHED
ROOMS-FUR. AND UNFUR.
ROOMS-SUBURBAN.

IN CLEVELAND PARK-Third floor,
of two large. comfortable rooms;
reasonable. Phone Cleveland 9271.
Evening star., 1935-08-12

HOUSES-FUR. & UNFINISHED
IF YOU WANT A FURNISHED HOUSE OR
apt. call National S740
Evening star., 1935-08-12

1909 NORTH FILLMORE ST. Lyon VII
lage Va.-Attractively furnished room.
modern home cool quiet; near transporta-
tion. Call after $50. Clarendon 37a.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.
DOMESTIC

CALL DOMESTIC. Dec. c419 1925 9th st
for help. men women, any capacity
Quick. reliable service.
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WANTED-ROOMS

YOUNG MAN. employed. wants single fur
nished room in refined Jewish family, pri-
vate bath. near transportation: breakfast
optional. Address Box 3l3-X. Star office. .
CLEAN, WEIL-FURNISHED ROOM with
bath, wanted by single man. Govt. employe
State price and location. Address Box
312-X. Star ofice. Ia
ROOM AND BREAKFAST with private
family: must be cool and warm in Winter:
Evening star., 1935-08-12

ROOMS AND BoARD-sUBURBAN.
LARGE. COOL, double and single rooms;
ami; adjoining bath: home cooking: ex-
cellent bus service. Call Walnut s759-W.
$500 MILLS AVE. NE. (Woodridge)-
Large room with porch, next bath; home
Govt emp: cool. quiet: adj. park; South
ern cooking: oil burner: to couple, S35
month. Phone North 951S-J. Ia
Evening star., 1935-08-12

RARBER wanted, all-around operator; must
be excellent haircutter all around. Com
mission or salary. Sterling 9476. Hillside
nSSS-W
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HELP-MEN.

Lost and Found Advertisements
may be found on page At.
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CUT FLOWERS.
ROOMS-FURNISHED.

3 DOZEN BEAUTIFUL GLADIOLI deli
cred for 81. Helene Affleck, Box 23
Vienna. Va. Phone Vienna 33-F-21. u
Evening star., 1935-08-12

FLOOR MANAGER.
A good position for a
young man of character
and energy; state age. Ad-
dress box 28-X, Star Office.
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DOGS. PETS, ETC,
BOATS.
POULTRY AND EGGS.

OUTBOARD MOTORS new and used; serv-
ice and parts. trade-ins and credit. 1240
z st Sc
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PERSONAL.

to the regular line rate.
cate MT with til his f VIE Mrs rHSE r GEsNRR, Kam
loops. British Columbia. Canada?
hours 10 ANS pm. Phone Decatur
HOME owNERs.,ARE YOU BEHIND IN
do you wish to sell? Address Box BLK.
Star ONCE. 1S'
MEN-REAL TREATMENTS: STIMULAT-
or. elec baths. infra red and sun rays.
Phone North 2666. 1901 o st. NV. IL
ROOM FOR TWO GIRLS IN COMFORT
able downtown apt. Call in person. Apt.
405. 1926 18th st. NV. 10
WHEN DEATH STRIKES FAMILY
accept inferior funeral services due to In
ability to pay high price. The Greater
w. Wv, W, Chambers cfsI Co offers 2 complete
Worlds finest waterproof airtight guar
anteed steel burial vault may be had from
GhaGRsss @ f0E IS? In isss S Ct d m ca 4
corner Chaplin NV. Col 0432 Phone or
write our address. We will send you q
Pea S6ehaufifui ni1 catalos9s of how We do It. 1900
st. Sc. Atlantic 800.
LITERARY SERVICE, ROOM $40. 7o6
EspoTts n editing ss and revising manuscripts.
HEMORRHOIDS ERADICATED BY MY
own method; results effective for a life
tine or money back. Write for booklet:
WTRCK. 1855 Columbia rd. Adams 03Ss.
ALCO RUBS. WHITE NURSE. 1909 PA.
ave. NV. Apt. 80. Hours, 10 to 8. Open
Sunday. 16"
SWEDISH MASSAGEGRADUAT MAS
seuse; hours. to 8. Phone Shepherd
1531-J
r,rT NV, 1-r~ -, :,
cared for in nursing home Pleasant sur
roundings; porch. yard. Columbia 1866. 12s
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WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

MOTHER and 13-year daughter desire
room and board apt. or home. no other
boarders; state price. Address Box 20S-X.
Star office.
Evening star., 1935-08-12
SALE-HOUSES.

CLOSE-M NE-BEAUTIFUL HOME. s
r. large grounds. fruit. garages. Must
sell S7950. Country home in city. See
ing is buying Dist. 5464: eve. Line. 5241.
Evening star., 1935-08-12

I4eO F ST. NE. (oPEN Z TO o PM
ton: deep lot to alley; easily worth
SR .Qh0: for nnick sale. s. 500: terms.
Evening star., 1935-08-12

HOME AND BUSINESS.
rooms. First commercial Can be
remodeled and built out front IA feet
NV. Fast-growing section. Sale price as
is. $4,000 $4,000 ~
Evening star., 1935-08-12

426 18th ST NE. open : TO @ PM
d r. and b.; all modern; Colonial front
and double rear inclosed porches: Gear
garage: new condition: zoned first COM
mercial actual cost. $3.50; price only
So $50; moderate cash. balance in bids.
aSSp phone District 450S
Evening star., 1935-08-12

JAMlSON-BUILI HOME.
bath. three porches, two glassed in, equal to
eight rooms Price reduced for substantial
payment. Call Mr. ROWE. District 3341.
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GIBSON HALL.

14OS Mass. Ave.-Cluo residence-Beauti-
full rooms. excellent meals.
1877 K ST. NV.
Exclusive new residence. large drawing
room: walking distance to downtown;
we'll balanced meals. IL
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-08-09
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The Washington times., 1935-02-20
FURR APPEARS
At SMOKER

Phil Fur and the brothers Tar
dugno will be featured in the box
ing bouts at the Gonzaga Alumni
Smoker at the college tonight.
Ralph Murdock is arranging the
ring program which will be ref
creed by Denny Hughes. A pro.
gram of vaudeville acts under the
direction of R. F. Handley will also
be staged. Bernard F. Garvey,
president of the association, is in
charge of the event.
Five hundred of the alumni will
attend the smoky which is get
together to announce the annual
dance at the Mayflower on Feb
ruary %. AL Philip Kane, chair
man of the dance committee will
address the meeting. Members of
the dance committee are John j.
Carmody, John A. K. Donovan,
Joseph I. Cavanaugh, John T,
Graves, DR.. John A. Simpson,
Lawrence Denny, James F. O'Don-
nell, S. Irving Holbrook and Ber-
nard F. Garvey.
The Washington times., 1935-02-20
HANDBALL PLAY
APRIL | MAY
DRAW 40

Forty or more expert handball
players from all parts of the
country are expected to take part
in the national senior fourwall
championships which begin April
at the Y. M. C. A. here.
The present national champion
is Sam Atcheson of Memphis,
Tenn, who won this event in New
York City last March. Former
champions from California, New
York City, ETC., will also be here
to participate. The National Y.
M. C. A. singles champion, George
Nelson of Baltimore, who is also
a member of the washington "Y,"
will be one of the outstanding
challengers for Atcheson'S title.
Nelson will be remembered for his
greatest victory when he won the
National "Y" event held in this
city a year ago.
ID. c. Players Improve
Since the addition of five new
handball courts at the local Y. M.
C. A., considerable progress has
been made in the playing ability
OF washington handball players.
Outstanding among the Washing
ton entries for this coming major
event will be Joseph Cowley. Chan
ming Walker, Wallace Winkler
John Payne and Perrie Mclean.
The coming tournament is open
to all registered A. A. U. athletes
and entries will be received up to
and including Wednesday. March
27, with Ralph w. Foster, Y. M.
C. A., washington, D. C.
Committee Members
The National A. A, U. handball
committee is composed of j. Rog.
erS Flannery, chairman; A. M.
Wehrmann, vice chairman; A.
F. Heuer. Addison H. Douglas and
Ralph w. Foster.
The Washington handball COM
mittee in charge of the tourna-
ment is as follows: John B. Payne,
chairman; Charming S. Walker,
W. C. woodward, Joseph F. Cow
ley, Lieut.. Col. H. D. Hig1ey, C. E.
Beckett, Thomas Mangan, T. r.
Charshee. Winfree Johnson, John
F. McGovern, DR.. C. w. EngeI-
hardt, Randolph E. Myers, Perrie
Mclean, Ray E. Nash and Major
John P. Lucas.
The Washington times., 1935-02-20

4AO4AVAl VI V"V O44
George Moriarty, well-known
American League umpire, prom
iSes to supply this baseball morsel.
He will bring it to this city in
the form of a baseball movie,
showing about everything the
game carries with it.
Batter Up" Is Film
Movies? The dates? According
to Moriarty, he'll be here the
week of March 4. First, he'll give
the newspaper boys, photogra,
pliers, radio announcers and editors
a preview at the Wardman Park
Theater Friday night, March /.
But soon after the picture will
be shown at the various high
schools in the city for every
youngster that can crowd into the
respective auditorium of these
schools. No admittance will be
charged and the schedule of show
ings will be announced soon.
The name of this remarkable
movie is Batter Up" 1t is 1900
feet long and it shows close
ups and slow motion shots of
Babe Ruth. Lou Gehrig, Mickey
Cochrane, Schoolboy Rowe. jim
my Foxx, Frank Higgins. Heinie
Manush, Earl Whitehill. Joe
Cronin, Lefty Grove, Rogers
Hornsby, Sam West. Jimmy
Dykes, AL Simmons, Earl Averill
and Hal TroSky.
All Inside Baseball
It will show Mickey Cochrane
demonstrating how to flash sig
nails. It will show Joe Cronin
demonstrating how to play short
stop. 1t will picture Rogers
Hornsby explaining the correct
stance at the plate when batting,
the wrist action needed. the
proper timing and the follow
through after swinging at the
ball.
Of course all this will be in.
structive to the ryoungster seeking
help on the ali of playing the
great national game. 1t will give
The Washington times., 1935-02-20
To PLAY
Il GRID T|LTS
NEXT FALL

ALEXANDRIA, Va, Feb. 20,
Eleven football games will be
played by the Alexandria High
School gridders next season.
Tech High of Washington, D.
c., will be played for the first
time in the history of football
at Alexandria High.
Other new teams on the Sched-
ule are Massanutten Academy, of
Woodstock, Va, Newport News
High and the Masonic Home of
Virginia, of Highland Spring, Va.
The season opens September
20. The schedule:
scSno SsptemSsr here e. MsSos2 SSo1s HIrS TTSnUs U
ashington. away.
October 5. Massanutten Academy. at
Woodstock Va; II. Western, away; ~,
Newport News at Newport News, Va;
ginia. here; ;, Hopewell. at Hopewell: :
Is. Gonzaga. here: %. Fredericksburg.
away, and IS, Washington and Lee. here.
Paul Shu, star player of the
1888 eleven, is captain of the
team.
The st. Mary's Celtics and
Fort Myer basketers play in the
Heurich amateur loop tomorrow
night in Washington at $50
o'clock.
Last night the Celtics fell be-
fore StoneWall A. c.. of Balti-
more, 27-25.
The Washington times., 1935-02-20

The tournament committee,
headed by Mrs. Roy C. Miller.
gathered at the Kenwood Golf
and Country Club yesterday and
devised a tentative schedule.
AS has been the custom for
the past few seasons, the tourna-
ment schedule opens with the
Phyllis Keeler Miller Memorial
April 26 at the washington Golf
and Country Club. The dates, eX.
elusive Of first and second team
matches and unarranged inter
city matches, follow:
April 26-PhylliS KeeIer Miller
Memorial tournament at Wash
ington Golf and Country Club.
May 13-17-WaShington Post
match play handicap tournament
at Congressional.
May 23-Field Day at Army
and Navy.
May 27-28-Star Cup at Manor.
June 6-7-Mrs. Frank r. Keefer
Cup at Chevy Chase.
June 1O-Eastern championship
at Huntingdon Valley.
June 12-Field Day at Beaver
Dam.
June 17-21-District champion
ship at Indian Spring.
June 27-28-Girls' Junior cham
piOnship at WOOdmOnt.
July 1O-Duffers' tournament at
Beaver Dam.
July 3O-Herald Cup at Ken
wood.
August 21-Nine- hole miniature
tournament at WoOdmOnt.
August 26-31-WOmen's Ma
tiOnal at Minneapolis.
September 6-Times Cup (4Army
and Navy or Chevy Chase).
September 19-Corby Cup at
Columbia.
Unless Sam Rice receives a
worthwhile offer, the one-time big
league baseball player will remain
here until June, taking part in
golf tournaments.
Star SOuthpaw Golfer
Rice, one of the ranking south
paw golfers in the District, yes
terday played the Indian Spring
course in company with George
Diffenbaugh, Roger Peacock and
AL Treader.
Bobby Cruiskshank, veteran
Richmond (VaO pro. will be ex.
cluded from the Middle Atlantic
P. G.. A. team which will be
named to meet a group of Japa.
nese professionals at the Kenwood
Country Club prior to the 1885
National open. Cruickshank,
though associated with a club in
the Middle Atlantic area, hasn't
taken part in the Mid-Atlantic
P. G. A. tournaments or attended
the meetings.
The Washington times., 1935-02-20
GULL| |REMA|NS
OUT Of STAKES

Contrary to reports that Lor-
raine GULL will compete in the
second annual Lorraine GULL
Sweepstakes Saturday at Conven-
tioin Hall. Charlie Bell, in charge
of arrangements says that she will
absolutely see the event from the
sidelines.
He asserts that the event was
named in her honor. and due to
her obvious superiority over the
majority Of the entrants she
thought it to be advisable for her
to watch the classic from the side
lines.
Ten games will be rolled. Five
in the afternoon starting at 3
o'clock and five at night commenc.
ing at 8 o'clock.
Billie Butler. one of the most at.
tractive of lady bowlers. won the
Stakes last year with 1899.
The Washington times., 1935-02-20
AGGIES SEXTET AIMS FOR DISTRICT CHAMPIONSHIP

THE Department of Agriculture girls
basketball team is not only striving to
win the title in the Recreation Girls
League, sponsored by the District Play
grounds, but also casts an eye on the Dis
trict A. A. U. championship. On the left
is Charlotte Wade. guard; in the center
is Frances Winter guard, and on the
right is Bertha Clayton, forward. Miss
Ward is also active in track sports and
has set her goal for the Women's Olympic
field and track games in Germany in
1885. Times Staff Photos