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The Washington times., 1935-04-02
EXHIBITION
BASEBALL
TODAY'S GAMES

Detroit VS.. Cincinnati at Lake
land.
Cleveland VS.. Giants at Hatties-
burg, Miss.
Yankees VS.. Braves at st. Peters
burg,
Athletics VS.. Norfolk at Norfolk,
Va.
Browns VS.. Brooklyn at Orlando.
WASHINGTON VS.. Nashville at
Nashville.
White Sox VS.. Pittsburgh at
Galveston.
Red Sox VS.. Newark at Sara
sofa.
TOMORROW'S GAMES
Browns VS.. Brooklyn at Orlando.
WASHINGTON VS.. Nashville at
Nashville.
White SOx VS.. Pittsburgh at
Galveston.
Cleveland VS.. Giants at Jack
son, Miss.
Athletics vs.. Norfolk at Norfolk.
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Washington, s; Chattanooga, 4.
New York Yankees, 2; st. Louis
Cards, 1.
Philadelphia AS, 20; Griffin, 4.
st. Louis Browns, "A; Balti-
more, 6.
Detroit, 6; Montreal, 2.
Philadelphia Phillies, g.; New
ark, 3.
Cincinnati, 9; Brooklyn, I.
New York Giants, 4; Cleve-
land, 2.
Chicago Cubs, 4; Los Angeles, 2.
The Washington times., 1935-04-02
Greenbrier School
Wins Rifle Match

LEWISBURG, w. Va, April 2.
The Greenbrier Military School
rifle team, winner Of many
honorS over the past half-dozen
years, has been advised that it
is again first place winner in the
Fifth Corps Area match. Green
brier'S team shot 1852.
The Washington times., 1935-04-02

Garrett Waters This game Is
one-haf Of Georgetown Props
schedule for the week. The other
contest comes Friday when the
promising Western High nine IS
met at Garrett Park at $3.50
p. m.
Central also begins a very
busy week for this early in the
season tomorrow. The Mt. Pleas
anters entertain the Dewitt Prep
nine at Central, while quickly
following this tilt will be games
Friday and Saturday, both on
foreign diamonds.
Play Alex High
Coach Jack Ray sends his men
against Alexandria High at
Alexandria, Friday, while Satur-
day he takes them to MERGERS
burg, Pa, to meet the MERGERS
burg Academy nine.
Western furnishes the other
action for the week. The Moore.
coached lads, as mentioned, play
GEORGETOWN Prep Friday, while
Saturday the Augusta Military
Academy nine is on schedule at
Augusta.
These "first" games will be de-
cidedly interesting to the coaches
of the several mines. For example,
at Georgetown Prep, Coach Joe
Gardner will be afforded an ex-
cellent opportunity to get a line
on his material for the year.
Ray, Moore Anxious
The same goes for Jack Ray
at Central and Cliff Moore at
Western, both Of whom hope to
put crack mines in the tnterhigh
series this year.
Georgetown Prep plans to take
the field with this lineup TO-
morrow:
Morse, II.
Parks, CT.
Troutman, Sb.
Dettweiler. IS.
franklin, 2b.
Renehan, IF.
Pennington. e.
Central will use the following
array:
8. Chumbria, GO.
Valenza, 2b.
De Pretofo. ri.
L. Chumbrisp ct.
Moran, 3b.
Taylor, h.
Smith, II.
Dunlap, c.
Heft, p.
"Brick" Hayes, George Row1es
and "Gump" Morris will see &C
tio1 on the mound for the Mt.
PleaSanters besides Heft. Coach
Ray plans giving all a chance in
the three games. DeSales Powell
will pitch Fridays contest for
Georgetown Prep, meaning that
Rice will shift to first base.
Western Uncertain
Westerns lineup is still uncer.
tain. Coach Moore knows who
will catch, who will pitch and
who will be in two Of the out
field positions, but he's undecided
yet how the remainder Of the
team will go on the field.
Huck Wynne will catch. Ted
Kinsynan will hurl while Joe Bren-
nan and Bill Edmonston will play
the outfield. The rest of the
lineup Moore will name just be-
fore Fridays game.
The Washington times., 1935-04-02
National Duckpin
Tourney Data
Leaders
SINGLES-MEN

SINGLES-MEN
Fido OBrien, Hartford. ......... 4O9
49,, NSillar Raltimore 400
paad NorfoIl. .,,, 500
G. Faber, Baltimore. S95
H, Penn, Baltim ore. ....'S''S o'-
DOUBLES-MEN
Bauer and Robey, Baltimore ace S31
Beach and Paternostra, HARTFORD. $50
Pickus and Keller, Baltimore M
Temple and Wolfe. Washington. 1LS
schreck and Jacobson, Baltimore. us
TEAMS-MEN
Rintoul Baltimore ..............s l,SSS
Sholls Cafe. Washington. ......" l,S1o
Recreation Center Baltimore. .'''' 'SoS
Happy Five. Baltimore. .'....''" i'So.
Arcade, Baltimore ............''' 1'ezo
ALL-EVENTs-MEN
Eli Pickus. Baltimore. ........''' !'iSo
Ray Won Dredeele, Baltimore. l,l6O
Julian yesterday, Annapolis ...... 1,13S
SINGLES-WOMEN
Florence Des Laurers, Hartford. 1858
Billie Butler. Washing ton. ....... 30 I
KAY Heinzenberger Baltimore,.,. "52
Pauline Ford, Washington. ....... 50
Ann Griffin Hartford. ..........o S+S
DOUBLES-WOMEN
Spencer and Galloway, Baltimore o9o
K Heinzenberger and Miller, BALTIC. 6SS
NTinson and Goodal WASHINGTON. $50
jackson and Mackie. Hartford.' 90
Lucas and Mullaney, Baltimore COL
TRANSFORMER
Tivoli, Baltimore ............''''' l'9US
Patterson No. /, Baltimore. ...." 1858
Park Recreation, Hartford...''''' !'94S
Patterson No. 2, Baltimore.....' 1'o41
Recreation, Baltimore .........'. l,o4o
ALLEVENTS-WOME
Audrey Mullaney, Baltimore .... !'o:7
Kay Heinzenberger, Baltimore. LOIS
ROOSTER TEAM-MEN
Clarendon Bowling Alleys........ 1'725
The Washington times., 1935-04-02

many and many a day. He
roamed back to the fences for
smashes by Larry and Stone. He
looked far better than our noble
athletes.
In the last of the fifth inning
Leon Petit began to falter. The
fans in the right-field bleachers
went to work on him right quick.
Get that water hot for his
shower" doomed the chorus.
Jake Powell made a fine dumb
The Washington times., 1935-04-02
Wet Grounds
Cancel Hoya
Opening

Wet grounds caused a cancel
lation of today'S baseball contest
between Georgetown University
and Dartmouth College on the
Hilltop Field.
AS a result, the Hoyas must
wait until Thursday for the sea-
son inaugural, entertaining Har.
ward that afternoon.
The Washington times., 1935-04-02
TO PLAY THURSDAY

Heurich Brewers and George
Washington University baseball
erS play Thursday in a game
originally scheduled for yesterday.
The Brewers will work out in the
Heurich gym.
The Washington times., 1935-04-02
COLORED TOURNEY

The opening tournament for
colored ping-pong players will be
held Friday night at 7:30 o'clock
at the Dunbar Community Gen.
ter. The winner will compete in
the all sports tournament at Dun
bar.
The Washington times., 1935-04-02
HURLERS TAKE AIR

SAN SALVADOR, April 1.-Two
baseball pitchers reached here by
airplane today to aid the Mica
raguan team, playing for the
Central American Olympic cham
pionship now in progress.
The Washington times., 1935-04-02
CHALLENGES WINNER

Tommy Cross, Philadelphia, has
challenged the winner OF the
Tommy Mollis-Bill Eli bout at the
Lincoln Colonnade tomorrow
night. The prelimS start the
show at $3.50 p. m.
The Washington times., 1935-04-02

playing Of six
6 a m e s thi S
week. weather
permitting.
T ON or row
the ball starts
its Jour n e y
around the in
field and out
field W h e n
G eorg e town
Prep entertainS
the Rockville
High nine on
the Garre t t
Park diamond
at 3 p. m.
The Washington times., 1935-04-02
OFF LID
BY PLAYING
6 T|LTS

BY GARRETT WATERS

High school baseballers get
down to the action they've been
waiting for all spring with the
Washington Journal., 1935-01-04
Ser tOae &apian=2 febrt
Snriif.

~Su San, Der beriibmte oreibei-
nige Yaoionb1uptling Der Mffenber-
6e auf Dem SofeIberg BEL 2apItaot,
lit auriidgefebrt uno bat pieoer Die
5ibrerfdaft iiber Ieinen Stomm
iibernommen, aus Dem er Dor mebr
aIs einem Sabre ousgeltoBeu muroe.
Sic 3oologen BON &npltoot iino bar
iiber iebr perpun0ert uno beboup.
ten, Dab ionit fein 8eriht oariiber
bsfannt 1T, bob Elm ton g%eporoener
fredericksburg, Der BON ieinen Inter.
tauen pertrieben moroen NOR, tpieoer
our 9erri6aft gelanete. Gin toler
Hnpian bleibt INNER ton, mag er
ii1 audi oeitmeiie beiiern, tuie Dies
BET Su San Der SOIL al fem iheint.
Ser @ilobiiter oes Tofelberg-
@ebietes, Der Oieie Iebte 9ouianber.
Sc oes G~afelberges betreut, teilt nit,
oaB Der 5uriidgefebrte Serrid)er
Iein ~gefdbrlides 8erbalten abselegt
bat. rGls 9u San bon Den anOern
berausgeworfen muroe," er5ablt er,
~nabm er 5mei alte 8eibhen nit
iid. ollie brei wurOen tod uno biloe-
ten cine iolhe @efabr fir 0as Sub.
lifum, oaB bie beioen 8eibden er.
idoiIen puroen. Aber gu San emf.
fam; er biiBte nur zines ieiner 8or.
oerbeine elm. gs lit 5u boffen, oaB
er nad Ser Niidfebr in feline alte
Biiroe be~rniirftig bleibt, Oenn i'm
tolen 3uitano lit Der ungebeuer
frdftige, iiber ITO Meter groBe @e.
iele elm furdtbarer @egner.~
Washington Journal., 1935-01-04

Obeim lit oun16It oer oentfdc
Name oes MutterbruOers; man fat
Oos Bort nit Der Sansfrit-8 ur0eI
nou" ODER ooD~=aufmerfiam bend.
ten, bitten in gerbiuouug gebroht,
unO getpiB ion Oamit oos innige
8erb1ltnis Der SHueiterfinoer gum
Obeim a%ngeoeutet per0en, Der in
Der aItgermaniiden Gamilie cine
wi6tige Steaung einnobm. Die
8aieN lit Die 8atersidneIter; ibr
fieI mad Dem Sooe Ser Mutter Die
g~r8iebung Ger 9ruoerfinOer gu, be.
ionoers Die Der M1o1en. Bieneidt
lit Oos @ort sic 4bfiirdung BON
n~booarspeio", bielei6t bdugt es
n6er aud nit Dem Sansfrit @ort
b'as-bin0en, beoeden, ibiiben 3u.
inmmen. Mubme lit sic Mutter-
idneiter, oIt1o1oeuti9 .muamo".
Neffen uno 0i1ten O~iiriten pom
Dem inoogermaniiAen Wort mo-
Notwithstanding ber8uleiten lein.
Nefie lit Die abgefiir5te Sorm BON
gaefet, Dem 0os DeibIi6e Niite eut.
ipriht, aus oem Nihte g~efporOen lit.
Die @orte beoeuteten sic uerI1ie.
Oeniten Notwithstanding
bel 2utber nod gnfeI; crit felt Cube
oes Is. Snbrbunoerts lin0 lie in ser
beutigeu Be0eutung eingebiirgert.
giOom lit Ser ngiOmann", Der
our9 giO @ebun0e..e, ga BEL Den
@ermanen ser Go6termonn Die
Auinabme in sic neue Camille nit
einem feierli1en Snpur befr1fti-
gen muBte. 0ie 8erbin0unoen nit
n5tief~, sic BEL Der @ieoeruerbei-
ratung ocs iiberlebenoen @begotten
gsbraudt wer0en, o~irften auf ein
oltbo1Oeuti1es 8ort .Itiufen"-
lemnno ieiner a~ngehorigen bernr.
ben 5uriidgeDen. Das 5tieftino lit
oIio oas ser Mutter bernubte 9in0.
9as 8ort bntte ipdter audi Ole Be-
Oeutung nIdlagen, perlesen, quGs
lem, unO Oarous entItano Die
i6Iimme geOeutung, Oie ben nit
Stlef- 5uiammengeiesten 8orten i'm
9o~lfsglauben beieelegt muroe.
Washington Journal., 1935-01-04
Nus brei etiiden eins

Gin getpagtes oramoturgiides
Experiment miro ser befonnte Sci.
ter Ser Mosfauer aommeripieIe
Iairoff in oieier 5pieI3eit auf iei-
ner 8iibne borfiibren. gs lit Gin
Drama, Oas CT ieIbIt aus Orei Sdop.
fungen ser @eItIitcratur ouiammen.
gelteIIt bat, Die OenicIben Gtoff be.
bonoeIrl, n0mIif aug Sbafeipeares
~Gntonils uao &leopatro" ans
Sbaps Solar unO &leopotro" un0
aus 8uihfins nMegDpt. ide N1dte".
Suiroff bat 8mei Sabre Onron ge-
arbeitet, aus oieIen Orei Stiiden
elm neues gu idoffen, unO er bofft,
Die S1onbeiten Der Orei Weiiter.
Derfe in ieinem Drama oereinigt 3i
baden. 9ie Muiif gu Dem Stiif,
0as nit alien MitteIn m%oOerniter
8egiefunit OargeItent werOen ion,
itammt bon Dem befannten ruff
iden aomponiIten Gergei 9rofo-
mief.
Washington Journal., 1935-01-04
ltrfunOe Oes sBniss @biIipp v.

Sulglt lit cine llrfunoe mipoer.
entOedt morOen, Der i'm &inblid ouf
oie leBten innenpolitiihen Greig-
niiie in Spanien erbobte 8eOeutung
5eigemelien miro: Der GrlaB oes
ipanii6en 90nigs Hbilipp V. bonn
10 Sanuar 17t6, nit Sem ct oie
llnabbdngigfeit bon &~otaIonien fir
MN uno nidtie erfIarte. 9iples
9ofument lit oauuols Dem StuttbaI.
ter In Barcelona, Dem Giiriten Yio,
Gem Marques bon gaItel Noorigo,
ibermittele uno ip6ter in oas Stott-
Galterardib oufgenommen tporOen,
po es fiir5lid bon Dem @rofeIIor
Or. Duran b ganomeros gefunoen
nuroe. @ie in Ser 3eitIdrift Sci
itiee arbeit" mitgeteiIt miro, 1T Oem
Geihihtsfori9er Gompere De Mi-
Quel 1881 bertpeigert mor0en, nan
0ieier midtigen 11rfunoe al iuAen,
luobl nit &iidiidt ouf Die llnqb-
b6ngigfeits- unO Disqualification @e-
negungen i'm beutigen &atolonieu.
Washington Journal., 1935-01-04
Ser 9tempeI

Ser 0ihter 9etlep Don Qiliencron
fam 3eit leines 2ebens nidr aus
Sen SduIoen beraus. Gum Cell lag
Dies an ben geringen Souoraren, Die
er fir feline arbeiten erbielt, gum
Cell n5er audi Onran, OaB ibm Die
61bigfeit mnngelte, nit ieinem
@elOe Saus 5u baIten. Sn leiner
Wiindener 8eit er6ieIt err einmal
OreiBig Morf 8oriduB ouf elm gro.
Beres @e0iht, ons er na9 Dem @un-
lde 0es SdriftleiterS nod an emit
gen 5teIlen ab1noern IoIte, neil fin
Den poetiihen @eOanfen nod niht
Oie enOgiiltige 5orm gefunoen mar.
2iliencron be0anfte iih fir Oas
@elO, beripraH idnenlte Abbilfe
unO fiigte bin6u, 6aB er Die OreiBig
Mart our 8eltreitung Der notmen-
0iglten Deoirfniile permenOen DerOe.
S6on am n1hIten Gage ~lieferte er
Oos M~nnuifript mieoer ob, neil er
Ben Nelt 0es Sonorars raid in gms
pfnng nebmen moate. Cont ober
iflien er es nit Ieiner IbliGlt nidt
gang ernit genommen gu baden. oenn
ouf Ger Snnoidrift befnnOen ila elm
par 9f~otpeinFlede. Der Gnriftlei-
ter, cine etrpas peoantiide Nutur.
oeutete auf Die 6lefe unO fob mar.
nenO ben 3eigefinger, m6breno er
iagte: n2ieber GreunO, BON Den not
menoieIten 8eoiirfniiien oes 2ebens
ideinen mir oieie @einflede nidt
ber3uriibren!"
n@err Heoafteur", nntlportete 2i-
lincron miiroepou, nber nit Idnlf-
bnftem augen3minfern, rieoer Riinit-
Ter pflegt unter Die fertiee Arbeit
ieinen Stempel 5u ieBen - oas lit
Der meine!~
Washington Journal., 1935-01-04

@ef6 | d 8egeg-
nnngen. .8Gbreno meines Ies-
ten @onats in Snoien." 10 er3ablte
Der meit9ereiite Mbenteurer, niab i1
mid ploBlih einem Giger g~egeniiber,
ser ihon monden MeniHen in oag
@cbeee Ieiner 3dbne eenummen
1ntl" limo i'd befano mid in
ser ieBten ISOLDE in einem Ncltoli.
snnt lagte Der fIpine, Itiae Monn,
Der on Der eleiden @elsaidoft tell
nnbm. LIMO id lab mid einem
ManA gegeniiber, ser &ubn oB."
Ger protei It iereno
SaufIing. Ser einitmals febr be-.
fannte italieniidp 8ouGreOner 60.
mini bat our9 uiieripartete @nt.
faltung Ieiner ein6igartigen 8esa-
bung oes 0fteren fomil1e 3Diiden-
f1ae berporgerufen. @ire lultige S6e.
ne bat er INNER mieOer germ er01blt.
Ct mar in Santiago BON ieinen 8ir-
ten our Eaufe gelaOen woroen uno
ioute ielber ols Pate auItreten. Aaes
ging gut. Ser feline BeItbiirger
wurOe bereits ii6er oas 9aufbeden
gebalten. @as iid Damn ereignete,
i6iloert Domini nit Den @Orten:
~Dabei fam mir pl0tli9 elm iibprmii-
tiger ginfaa. SD lab, mie Der flelne
E1ufling bel ser 4eriibrung nit benz
BaIier Die 2ippen 0ffnete unO Den
WiunO 5um Beinen uer5og. Yl0slid
b0rten Die AnweienOen ben fleinen
Edufling nit bober @inOerItimme
uortpurfspol iceen: r@enug, genu9.
laBt mid iest in 6rieoen. i'd weroe
mid nod erfilten, OH b6ier pate.
Nie in meinem 2eben babe id einen
iolden @riolg nit meiner 8auhre0
nerei errun9en. Gem @eiltliGen lant
Dor Yermunocrung 0as Slim berob
alles itarrte nit entiebtcn Ailgsn ont
Oen proteItierenOen SSufling, man
gIaubte ibon an Elm @nnoe:. biz
mir mein Wetpilien ihlre uno i'd
meme Miiietat beridtete. -.
Washington Journal., 1935-01-04

Ser 0onalmirt bate Dobl einen gil.
ten Slid: St muBte INNER, oh Gin
@aIt geiits gnri6aft bate ooer niGt,
Dem SCHUBERT brodte er feinen
8ein mebr. @obl aber flopfte er,
ols er mieOer in Sen @arten fam,
ieinem ItiIen @oit bGterliA ouf Die
S6ulter un0 iagte: Sect madt es
i1on einen Silber5Dan5iger aus!"
IerIegen ourdiuhte 6ran5 ale leine
SoI6en, rot nuroe er Biz an Die
Saartpur5eIn, SdpeiBperlen trGten
ibm auf sic Stirn -, ober tn Den
leeren SoIden fano ii6 uiats. Slot.
terno pie elm SinOer geItanc er:
.Naein Sreuno, Ger &upeIwieier bat
aeIaat, 0aB er nadfommen tuirol
ST miro beitimmt fommen. Deer
f6nnte ih bieacidt Oamit be5ablen?"
gr bette oas Notenblatt Dem Mirt
SugeIdoben. Gdmun5elnO nabm eS
Srioolin Steig6crger in 5fpei Singer
ieiner Qinfen, miI1te iid NIT Dem
8ipfel Ieines blquen Sdur3es Die
2ippen al, beIob oos 8latt bon bei-
SEN Sei!en: Sea, mas ioa's oenn
oomit?" fragte er: pNoten iino's
halt, ermi0erte Sdubert 5agboft.
Sin 2ieO~. Ser @irt iiberlegte.
,.Noten?" iagte er Damn nuAoentlih.
nMeine 9eperl, sic lernt beim Serrn
Qe5rer am 5pinett ipieIen uno i'm
qen. 2ernen Ions mas, oantit tie
einmoI mas 8cIieres fam, als nnr
in ser Gu6eI Iteben. un0 cine 10 oiel
if6ne Stimme bot lie, iagt Der Serr
9ebrer. 8enn nur Die Soften ni6t 70
I~iinoenteuer mdren ....!"
Gin neuer @e0onfe mar ibm &c.
fomnen, feline Stimme Hang plObli9
Ieb6aft: ~@enn er mir elm Hatet
iclfer 0oten i1reibete, f0nnt er
bout nod Elm 6lniherI bon meinem
NuBOorfer babenl"
CT brohte BEN @ein; 5ran3
gdubert nubm Giles &opier, Oas
er in Ieinen SoIden fano, uni
idrieb aus ieinem geoddtuis ale
ieine 2ieoer auf Soften uno Cert.
limo aIs er fein 8apier mebr
botte, brohte Serr 6rioolin Steig'
berger aus ieiner Frube ale ieise
@ertrGge, oie fein Meni6 mebr
brouGte, @eridtsnften, Die benz
@ermoOern nobe tporen, un6 mas
Ii6 IonIt nod an ni1t bon beihrie-
betem S6reibpopier in ieinem Sait-
ie oorfano. Bis nod Mitternaht
IoR Der SCHUBERT BORT, trnnf uno
1drieb. Ane OieIe 2ie0er, in oenen
10 bel Sd0nbeit, 5ebnIu6t, 8eis.
belt uno gwigfeit lit. l1n0 nnter
ieoes 8lntt iebtc er oie eigenbdnoi.
&c, fr0bIide 8iomung:
Sem beften aIer @irte, Dem
bodeolen &errn SriooIin Steigber.
ger, meinem bulnrcidsn Conner, in
gerebrung gemiOmet
Sran5 SCHUBERT.
Washington Journal., 1935-01-04
Gr iiebt oOppeIt

profeiior @ilbelm Geienius, Der
beriibmte GbeoIoge unO Srientolilt
Der l~lniperIit6t &ale in Der erlten
Sdlfte oes 19. SnbrbunOerts. bate
elm tlefes gerit1nOnis fir nae gsote
leiner S~tuoenten, namentIih aud
fir oeren Hroniide @eloflemme.
ginit NOR elmer Der inngen &eute,
Dem @eienius ons Sonorar idon
mebrfnh geitunoet batte, nibt i'm
8eiis oes ooppelten 6rieorihsoor.
ben er ieinem 2ebrer ihulOete, ion.
bern bate nur einen. Sopiel er
aud eriibelte. es tuonte ibm feline
ihidlide, 2oiung oes idwierigen
9roblems einfalen. God enOlih
glnubte er auf Die retteaOe SOee ge-
tommen 5u iein. Bon einem Shloi.
Ter lIeB er in ons @oloitiid cine ger-
tiefung idlngen. Die mie Elm GROCER
Yunft nusidb. Damn beeob er lih
81 Dem Yrofeilor uno bdnoiete ibm
nit einigen @anfesmorten fir ole
bisber gciibte Nndiidt Die Miinae
aus. nSebr ihon". ingte @eienius,
.nber Oas lit bod nur elm Sr;eo-
ridsoor, w1breno ons &onornr 5pei
ausmndt." .@an8 red)t, Serr Yro-
f%eiior." lautete Die @ntiuort oes
Shlaumeiers. ~oieier 6rieoridsoor
bat nber Elm ~9nseih forte" (einen
9unft, Der i'm &ebrdiiden als Der
oopeplunss8eiden eiIt)." ~ane Md.
tilng, mein 2ieber", rief @cIcnius
lahcno, lid miB iagen. Sic miiien
SIR Sebrdiih gut on5nbringen.
allO Oas aoIleg lit be5ubItI~
Washington Journal., 1935-01-04

ouf Den 9auf, unO pie GIerei er.
Itaunt aufblift, trifft i'm elm nib
biuigenoer glid Miidos, Der Die
les traute 6omiIienleben niht ourh
ben Eo0esihuB it0reu min.
9ie 8irrteliutn0en berrinnen.
NiGt mii0e merOen Die Geioen, Oos
ent5iiGenOe Bib Dor Iid 5u beobaA-
ten. 0a idneu3t Der Bod fur5.
SGue orei aopfe fabren berum
uno ihon fliegen Die Siere, fnit
&dneurubs du OersIeid)en, faum ben
8o0en b~eriibretlo, in f~eoernoen Sdt.
5en Die iteiIe @nnO binouf; weii
eeiprei3t IinO sic Sufe, aIs iie cine
Iofere @er0aboIOe iiberflieben,
Damn oerIhpinOen Die Giere.
@rimmig fnurreno Itebt Bars.
Ser ShneeIeoporo. So lit 0oh 3u
drgerlih. fold einen 3artcn 8ilien
onDon rennen gu ieben.
@as 9iidienliht reidt geraoe
nod aug, unO ols Der H1uber fur5
berumfabren min, Itredt i'm Die
bIibihnea bingemorfene RugeI oeS
aIten ms @ras. 6reuoie erregi
iteben sic beioen Damn Dor Der ieIte.
men 8eute.
2angiam bebt iid sic geIbe Sfei.
be Oes goamonOes iiber Die Sells
crate. Dumpf ruff Der a0nig Der
NnAt, Der ubu, unO III ben Grim.
ben meloen iid Die @olfe.
Washington Journal., 1935-01-04
Sin @ifDeritambnis.

Serr Yidler tpolte berreiien. or
beltelte einen 59laftpagenplas ofpei.
ter 2laiie, unO erbielt Ben 8ei9eio,
0nB er oos Mbteil nit einem Miaior
&odlib teilen miirOen. gr begab iid
redt5eitig gum 3uge, offnete Die Cir
ieines abteils, idlus lie aber iosort
wieoer gu uno ellie gum Sdaffner:
.@as Jon oas beoeuten, Dab ih
nit einem Maior &odlib ~5uiammen-
liegen long! Derartise Sder5e Der.
bite i6 mir!l"
.gber mein $err", iagtq ser
Shaffner, ~baben sic oenn ettpns
0ngegen, nit einem Maior 5uiaml-
men 81 reiien?~
~Neia i'm algemeinen nidt
nber oieier Maior lit 5ufdaig elm
Maior Der SeiIsarmee uno beiBt
Margaretel"
Evening star., 1935-03-14

THE ALABAMA. lOl5 N ST. NW.-WALK-
ing distance downtown: all-night elevator
and switchboard service; rooms kit and
bath, So 80 TO So. 80; G rooms. kit. and
hatk go N Rnstdnr,t
Evening star., 1935-03-14

sTUDEBAKER 1881 "6' sedan: black nm mn
ish, black wire wheels. tires very goodi
motor perfect. Very attractive. and real
value at only S"35 1t won't last long at
this price: easy terms. Pohanka Service.
1925 "0th st. NV. District 9l4l.
STUDEBAKER 1881 sedan: OK. motor.
paint and tires very good. A real bar
gain for 1919. terms and trade. Emerson
& Orme. 18th and NJ sts. NV.
STUDEBAKER de luxe sedan: new c6ndi-
ton; IS 900 miles bought new 1881 o
wire wheels. trunk. all chrome: sacrlfce.
S3s5; consider terms. 3161 18th NV,
Mrs Regan.
Evening star., 1935-03-14
PARTSl PARTS!

Used parts for all makes of cars at
lowest prices Also your. old cars bought
| Auto door glass installed. 81. Open
Sunday until . pm. Big G Auto Wreckers.
Bladensburg Mo, at Peace Cross. B
minutes from District.
Evening star., 1935-03-14

37Ol MASS. AVE-3 RMS. K. AND B..
$50 so and rms. k. and b.. Sl10: ex-
posures: big airy rooms; elec. refrig.; res.
manager Phone Emerson ol34
Evening star., 1935-03-14

FORD 1894 VS. de luxe roadster; less
than 10000 miles. A real bargain. Capt.
fn1 Motors ola Pa. ave Sc
Evening star., 1935-03-14

FORD 1881 coupe (ownerl. rumble seat
perfect condition: extras. Sacrifice. $3.50.
terms Phone Clarendon 255
Evening star., 1935-03-14
RENT-GARAGES
APARTMENTS-FURNIsHED.

APARTMENTS-FUR
WEsTcHEsTER APIS = BEAUTIFULLY
appointed. two rooms and terrace. SOUTH
sse ' sHfl % %HgeriUSsns Ss MI EFspf hNpERN ayo
Cleveland 6400, for appointment. IA
1s r ST. NE.-ATTRACTIVELY- FUR
nished rooms rec hall bath, cont; hot
water. refrlgeration; entire 3rd floor; adults
DoWNTowNl.vERY DEsIR-, AIRY r.
Shrepll priv. bath; well fur. clean. quiet
jan: attrac. bed nm. 1717 De Sales Is.
1916 10Th ST NV ROOMS, KITCH-
en- and bath; references required; .Ss5
per month. IA
DOWNTOWN MY BEAUTIFUL. LARGE
@ semi.prvste % bat6i zoos Il srd rtS oer. eoSe'''
REFINED YOUNG LADY TO SHARE CONF
fortsble Groom apartment with others.
2712 ONTARIO RID. NW.-BASEMENT
apt. large liv.-bed room. kit. toilet. rum
ming water. including gas. elec.. phone.
1909 18th NV st-FLR. APT. NICELY
dqrniShed apd shed bed room large kitchen. pantry
PARK LEE. 1880 PARK RD-EXCEL-
lent location: l-2 large. attractive rooms,
hail crossing room. dinette. kitchen, bath
Frlgldalre; S55-S67.50 Adams 1889. l5s
80 WK.-NEW. SMALL; 1 ROOM. KIT.
hr cars, 1919 Warder St NV. Adams 6s4O.
WANTED YOUNG LADIES TO SHARE
IuIHlSheQ apt: Government employees pre-
lerred. 1897 18th st ne
1880 18th ST. NV. APT. /.
J., Attractlve apt Of ; rooms and bath
large porch. beautifully furnished; Sll0
per month.
LINKINS CO..
1913 De Sales St. District 35o2
A CAR AND GUIDE FURNISHED FuRN.
ano unfurn. aptS. and houses 927 18th
st. NV. Room 307. National s717 I6.
FOR SOMETHING DIFFERENT FROM
usual beehive. Wallace Bryant's unusual.
ARTISTIC apts,; large rooms. open f1replaces:
splendid antique furniture. 1916 Eye n.w'
270S, ONTARIO RD.-BASEMENT APT. 2
nicely furnished; employed couple pre-
ferred. Phone Columbia 4S17.
APT. HOUSE. BED ROOMS. LIVING.
nlning fdnirs kt d 6at5; completely furn Frig-
Phone Georgia 44S4.
1875 DICKINSON AVE. CLARENDON, VA.
inree rooms. semi-private bath: cleo, gas.
heat. water: S}5.
9:3 NORTH CAROLINA AvE-LARGE.
pletely tqrn. gas. heat. electricity: adults:
FREE RENTAL AGENCY CAR AND GUIDE
FREE. APTS. ALL SECTIONS DAYS AND
EVE. GEO ASA. 400 FARRAGUT NV. I6s
3-RM. APT.-N.W.-S6O.
CHEEKY apt; modern bldg. tiled bath:
nicely furnished Phone Adams a69s.
Francis Scott Key, Apt. Hotel
goth and sts nw.-1 room kit, bath:
Completely furn.; linens. silver. Frigidaire:
DAY week. month National 5425.
Evening star., 1935-03-14
SALE-AUTOMOBILES.

SEE OUR USED CARS in comfort. Our
second floor is warm and clean and dry.
Gene and see them. Eyans-Palmer, Inc,
De Soto-Plymouth Distributors, 14th and
L SITS. NV. Phone National 3474.
Evening star., 1935-03-14
PARTS-PARTS

For All Cars and Trucks
ROBERT HERSON AUTO EXCHANGE INC.
az Florida Ave. NE. North 1040S