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Evening star., 1935-02-22
TWO T|LTS ON TAP
IN STAR TOURNEY
Eavorite, Eastern, Looking
for No Easy Struggle
to Retain Hon0rS.

~ECH HIGH SCHOOLS spacious
halls rang today with the
shouts Of students Of four big
institutions come to cheer on
their favorites in The Stars third
annual tournament for the scholastic
championship of metropolitan WASH
hgton.
) In the first game Eastern, Defend
ing title holder for the second year
running, met an ambitious opponent
In Mount Rainier, champion of Prince
Georges County, Nd, which came up
to the big play-off by way of STIR
ring triumph over its natural rival,
Hyattsville.
Buoky Harris Presents Prizes.
THIS battle got under way at 2
II o'clock, to be followed imme-
diately by a contest between
Bethesda Chevy Chase. champion OF
Montgomery County, and Alexandria,
rated the strongest public high team
In Northern Virginia.
/ Tomorrow at O'Clock the winners
of these two games will meet for the
title and The Star trophies and
medals. The winner and runner-up
will receive large cups to place in
their institutions trophy cases and
individual medals will be presented
the players. The presentations will
Be made by Stanley Raymond Harris,
manager Of the Washington Griff-
men.
Eastern swings into battle a pro-
nounced favorite over Mount Rainier
and the Bethesda Chevy Chase team
seems to have an edge over Alexan-
dris. The AlexandrianS have come
to The Star tournament this year,
however, with a different spirit than
they could feel reasonably heretofore.
Evening star., 1935-02-22
Summary:

Totals. .15 10 40
Referee-Mr. Lacy.
Evening star., 1935-02-22
COURT RESULTS
Local Teams.

Temple, AZ; George Washington, SO.
Bridgewater, 80; Wilson Teachers,
81.
American q. Varsity. 81; Alumni,
40.
Howard u, 40; Virginia State, 80.
Miner Teachers, 50; A. & T., 81.
Mount Rainier High, 26; Glenburnie
High, 16.
Alexandria High, 36; Hyattsville
High, %.
Maryland Freshmen, "a: Western.
q.
Georgetown Prep Juniors, l3; Wood
ward, II.
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Ell PROGRAMA DE LUCHAS
PARA Ell LUNES

La direction de Benjamin
Field complete aver ell progra-
de luchas para ell lunes, con-
tratando al griego Nick Con-
dos para que tenga de rival en-
"villanias" al vaquero Jack Ro-
gers, de Montana.
Ell "Honrado" Grandovitch,
campe6n de la Florida, aries
CARA su titulo Ell un match, sin
Unite de tempo, con ell 1oven
Eddie Meske, de Ohio. La sema-
ma pasada Meske derrot6 al po-
laco, por decision de los jueces.
Jack Sherry, ell indio de Alas
ka, uno de los mejores luchado-
res que han pasado por Tampa,
tendra de antagonists al italia
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lalguna... Hasta eS muy possible
que Elvira nj tan solo Sc de
|cuenta de mi ausencia, va que
Sc pasan a veces dos dias sin
que nos veamos y sin que 20
|entre en- sus habitaciones... Da-
re a Baltasar Y su mujer las Or
deneS oportunaS y puedo mar
charme tranquilo.
Ell tren que sc dirigia a Ma
drid, pasaba por la estaci6n pr5
xima a las seis de la tarde.
Fran las cuatro.
No habia, por 10 mismo, item
pc que perder.
Candida arregl6 un bolso de
mano Y llam6 a Baltasar.
-Voy a Madrid lie dijo,-y
volvere, regularmente. pasado
mahana.,, Durante mi ausencia,
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Noticiias de Base Ball

Babe Ruth, la nUeva adquisi-
ci6n de la Liga Nacional empe-
cara su Marcia de avanee con
ell Boston teniendo a su favor
723 cuadrangulares, 708 batea-
dos en- ell eampeonato regular y
Is en- campeonatos del mundo.
Los pitchers afectados por los
batazos llegan a un total de 218.
RUDE Walberg, ahora con ell Bos
ton americana, es ell presidente
del Club Babe Ruth, integrado
por pitchers. Aunque Walbergf
.es I'm zurdo, Ruth lie ha bateado
II "cuadrangulares".
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deben seguir listed y su esposa,
en- la misma actitud respecto a
la senorita.
Y con intencionado acento a.
gregg:
-Poca conversation. NADIA
de olestarla y 81 tener cuenta
len / que hace cuando salga a
pase por ell campo. 81 es que
sale. Case de que la sonora pre-
CUNT por mi, lie diran ustedes
que fl a la eorte por fondos,
Iy q volvere en- seguida... 81
.quis marchar a Madrid, i'm
.pidahlc ustedes, sea como sea,
aunque Sc vean obligados a ce-
rrar la puerta.
-Esta bien, senor,-diio ell
labriego, algdn tanto extranado
de todas aquellas 6rdenes.-Se
La gaceta., 1935-04-13
VI

TodO cuanto en- la anterior
carta queda subrayado, estaba
escrito con letra ligeramente
mayor, de modo que, sin pare
Ger intencionado, saltaba a la
vista.
Esto era 10 que ell padre Sc
habia propuesto.
AS 10 comprendi6 Candida,
como tambien no pudo menos
que decirse:
Ell padre Cerrada tiene ra-
z6n. Es ~necesario ir, por mucho
que me contrarie en- estos mo-
mentos... Pero, no hay cuidado.
Dentro de dos dias o tres, TODD
10 mas, estare aqui, y por 10 tan
to no debo temer complication
La gaceta., 1935-04-13
DEPORTE
WOOD APLAZA LA NUEVA
PRUEBA DE VELOCIDAD

Miami, Beach, abril l3.-7No
habiendo podido completar los
aiustes en- su bote motor Miss
America X, Gar Wood aplaz6
aver por tempo indefinido la
rueva prueba de velocidad, con
Ia cual esperaba batir su propia
marca, de 124.91 millas por no.
ra. Los mecanicos hicieron fun
Cionar ell potente motor, en- la
tarde de aver, declarando que ell
bote no corria de manera salts
factoria. Wood orden6 entonces
cue Sc lie devolviera al andamio
y que Sc siguiera experimentan
do en- un esfuerzo para aumen-
tar la velocidad.
Recientemente, en- ell arroyo
Indian, ell bote alcanz6 una We
locidad de 119 millas por bora.
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hara 10 que listed manda.

hara 10 que listed manda.
Y sali6 con Candida, para He
varle ell maletin a la estaci6n.
Candida parti6 en- ell tren, y
ell anciano Baltasar volvi6 a su
casa lentamente y con aire pen
sativo.
-Pues Senor,-iba diciendo-
se-yo no entiendo 10 que pasa
entire esa genie. iVaya un matri
monio extrano!... Juraria que
entire los dos hay algo gordo...
I'm marido que Sc conduce asi
y trae a estos Sitios a su mujer
para dar a luz, cuando tiene d.
nero de sobra para llevarla a
mejor sitio, o no es un hombfe
como DioS manda, o tiene serios
motives para obrar de esa ma
nera.
La gaceta., 1935-04-13
JOHNSTON ANuNCi| QUE
HA SELECCIONAO A
BRADDOCK como AD-
VERsARIo d. BAER

New York, abril 13.-El C
certador de peleas Del Madi b
Square Garden, Jimmy JOB
ton, anunci6 aver que definfti-
vamente ha sseleccionado a j.
mmy Braddock, de Jersey City,
como ell adversario de MaxwBaer
para un match Dc @mpeonato
que Sc efectuara en- JUNO.
Baer Sc halla sometido a con-
trato y ell martes pedira la apro
baci6n de la comisi6n atletica
del estado.
Johnston cree Que la pelea
probablemente sc efectuara a
mediados de JUNO, en- la arena
de Long Island.
Max Schmeling ha resueltQ
quedarse en- Europa y no ven
dra nj siquiera a pelear cor
Baer, por ell titulo.
Sc ha ofrecido a Braddock eI
.1712 por ciento de los ingresos
aumentandole I'm go.
Hace dos amos ell irlandes Sc
retro del boxeo, disgustado cor
sus malas demostraciones, col
2ando los guantes. Pero cuandc
ell negro John Henry Lewis, de
Phoenix, Arizona, invade ell
Este, ell Garden lie ofreci6 un
contrato.
Con su terrible derecha jim
my lie madur6 los primeros
asaltos, lie trio a la Iona y al fl
nal los jueces lie proclamaron
vencedor. FL triunfo lie do IN
Ilugar en- ell torneo en- que tam
bien sc inscribieron Art Lasky
Primo Camera y Ray 1mpellt
there. Camera derrot6 a Impe
lletiere Y Braddock vapule6 a
Lasky. Entonces el gigantic s.
neg6 a combatir con Ell.
Frente a esta actitud de !;
"mole humane, la comisi6n at
Iletica del estado lie reconcile CO
mo ell contendiente numero /.
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Ell NEGRO LUIS ACOSTO A
LAZER

Chicago, abril 13.-Tenien-
do entire los spectators al cam
pe6n Max Baer, ell negro Joe
Luis, la amenaza negra de De-
trtit, puso a dormir anoche en-
ell tercer %asalto, luego de casti-
CARLO duramnte, al hebreo Roy
Lazer, de Peterson, N. Jersey.
Presenciaron ell combate
19,461 personals que pagaron
$44 SAP para yer a Luis dar O
tro paso de avance hacia un
match de campeonato con Baer
Lazer pesaba 1872 libras y e.
vencedor 1862.
La gaceta., 1935-04-13

I'm iurado declare aver cul-
del robe de un autom6vil
a Cornell Green y 81 juez Petite
way ie conden6 a tres amos de
preside. S, A. Mcdonald result
to perjudicado con csc delito,
Cumpliran un ano cada uno
Leon Mobley y Jack Byrd, que
admitieron haber entrado en- ell
estableeimiento de j. A. Da-
rrow, amenazando a este con
una e~scopeta. La Sra. barrow
les puso en- fuga.
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MOONEY REQUIRE
DE NUEVO A LOS CRIBU-
MALES DE CALIFORNIA

San Rafael, California, abril
1S.- Tom Mooney ~presento a
yer IN recurso de habeas cor
pus en- la corte superior, p0r me
dio del abogado George Davis.
Sc hasa ell recurso en- una de las
alusiDnes de la corte supreme,
en- su reciente sentencia.
Actuara en- ell case ell juez
Butler. Mooney alega que Sc lie
deelara culpable con teStimonio
perjuro y que guarda prisi6n
en- detrimento de los derechos
que la constitution lie reconoce.
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Y apretando el paso IN not

Y apretando ell paso IN POGO,
pues la ncche cerraba va y no
era cosa de If por aquellos ca
minos dando tropezones Y en-
tregado a tales soliloquios, Sc
-Pero a mi NADIA me impor-
ia. Veo, oigo... y cobro buenos
duros per servirles. No me he
comprometido a mas y con este
pago.
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Pleitos v Divorcios

A. Patrone contra C. C. Viii
taker; Arthur Jones contra
Ivey Jones; James D. Whitaker
contra Pansy Luisa Whitaker
Eleanor Cox contra T. j. Wat
kins; w. G. Taylor contra Lu-
cy Ella Taylor; Tiona E. Russ
ell, viuda, contra Clarence Mill
err.
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JUICIO PARA DOS ACUSA-
DOS DE VIOLAR LA LEY
HARRISON

FL comisionado federal Pin
kerton senal6 para ell lunes la
vista de un juicio p%reliminar
contra Ralph Hay y Don Fox
acusados de violar la ley anti
narc6tica de Harrison.
Los dos fueron detenidos en-
st. Petersburg y encerrados en-
la carcel de este condado.
La gaceta., 1935-04-13

nc Luis Rosetti venido DE New
York. Sherry y Rosetti causa-
f0AUmagnifica impression la Sc
mana pasada, siendo muy aplau
didos.
La gaceta., 1935-04-13
CAPITULO XVII
Dos GliddOs

Cuando Baltasar lego a la
casa de campo, la noche habfa
cerrado por complete.
En- las ventanas de la sala de
Elvira veiase luz.
base cerrada.
Baltasar llam6.
On momento despues, su es-
p0sa abria, llevando en- la dies
ira el gran farol que alumbra-
oa el anchuroso zagran.
loa a colgarlo, cuando oy6 liza
mar v su%poniendo serfa su es-
poso' no quiso que esperase.
La gaceta., 1935-04-13
BARNEY ROSS DERROTO
A WOODS

Seattle, abril 13.-El cam
pe6n del pequeno peso welter,
Barney Ross, defendi6 con ext
o su titulo frente a Henry
Woods, de Yakima, obteniendc
la decision de los jueces. Woods
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lAlastim6 una pierna, en- ell ter

s8lastim6 una pierna, en- ell ter.
cero, ser derribado; pero 81
gui6 peleando hatsa el final.
Los jueces fallaron de acuer-
do con ell sentimiento populats
integradp en- este bout or
800 espectadoress 6e aplaudi6
@ Woods por su valentia y re-
sistencia.
La gaceta., 1935-04-13
Folletin No. l48
La G&ceta
las PENAS
QUE REDIMEN

e listed necesario aqui.
Vega, por 10 tanto, en- Sc
guida, pues csc es su deber.
"Otra cosa, fuera dar pabulo
a muir luraciones y habladurias
injustas, naturalmente, pero
inevita, les en- esta sociedad en-
Que vivimos.
lie cspera con las brazos "a
biertos 81 s. S. y sincere amigo
"a. /. b. |. M,
Manuel Cerrddd,
"Presbitero."
La gaceta., 1935-04-13

Los piratas derrotaron al
Club Memphis, con anotaci6n
de IL por 3.
Pittsburgh 12c, 15h, Be; Mem
phis &c, Oh, Be.
La gaceta., 1935-04-13

TO de los yachts, ell "Pie-
f Eight, que lego en- no.
e la manana, sufrio so no.
ray E calma, con Francis Bid
welrVle patron.
Houston Wall, patron del Ha-
ligoniAn, dice haber enc0ntra-
do 10 horas de calma, en- dos Pc
riodos. Este yacht arrib0 Ell ter
cero en- la Habana y ell segundo
en- Key West.
Esperase que llegue hoy Ell
Duchess, propiedad de Bob
by Davis.
La gaceta., 1935-04-13

Uno de los yachts que tom6
parte en- la regatta St. Peters,
burg-Habana ,el 'Irondequoit"
arrib6 a este puerto en- la tarde
de aver, al mando del captain
La gaceta., 1935-04-13

Milan abril 13.-En la prue-
ba ciclista Milan : San Rem6
una de las mas importantes
triunf6 ell italian0
que derrot6 a ST compspfio
ia Guerra y a 200 ciclistas mas.
La 4 Irera de 281 kilometres,
empeN bajo la l@luvia, sufrien-
do und 4aida POGO despues ell
pebie, que Sc vic obi
gado a Iarse.
Al llega~a Voltri ell italiano
Guerra sufre un accideRte 81
milar al frances y muestra de-
La gaceta., 1935-04-13

geos de marcharse; 80 ell pl-
blico lie ANNA y sigue a un grr
pc compuesto por Mariana, Oh
mo, VIM. y Cipriani. En- CabJ
.CieUC, Guerra Sc baja I'm mo
mento. Las posiciones Sc man.
tiensn hasta los cinco kil6me-
tros finales,. en- que Versalli es
alcanzado por Guerra, Cipria-
nj y Dino. Juntos Sc disputan
la victoria, t~riunfAhdo Dino en-
z horas, 48 m, 80 segundos, Sc
guido de 9herra, Cipriani, Var
salli, Bovet, Vini, Gerini, Ne
grim, Demrysere Iartano.
La gaceta., 1935-04-13

Detroit, abril 1916 Ihde-
va clase de caja para producer
fiebre, inventada pors.F. Ke-
ftering, ha curado va varias
fcrmas de artritis2o, ~infeccio-
mes y ha sido usada aen exito
en- cancer de los huecos.% ell
interior dea GAIA la temp
ra puede aevarse a 17lAGados.
En- ella, con solo sus cabezas
fuera, mas de HO seres huma-
nos han. encontrado alivio para
ST dSlencia, en- el hospital Hen
ry Ford. La GAIA ha curadOAel
500 de I'm considerable hume
70 de casos de tuberculosis er
animales@ todos ellos i%nfeccta-
dos con una hrma aguda de la
terrible enfermedad. Creese que
Vendria exito su uso en- casos
de tuberculosis Mmana.
La gaceta., 1935-04-13
Dino venci66 e sa4prueba
%ciclista Milan San P2emo

Milan abril 13.-En la prue-We
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THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES
Apartment House Week
Nav 18th to June End Inc.
BIZ I. Watt Pugh
Director Apartment OtCners Assn.

having Apartment open Week the Apartment Own
endeavored acquant the people OF In
dianapos with the comforts the convenences and the econ
ony enjoyed by apartment dwelers 1t felt that many
people we're familiar with the desirable features
included apartment; and with this point OF
view mind apartment have invited the pubic
visit inspect the apartments
word Of warning should be given in this connection The
property going up and the demand for 1t is
necessarily greater Consequently the supply Of desirable
living quarters rapidly diminishing The only answer to
this is that now the time If you haven't already to make
arrangements your Next September will be
too late.
The apartment of indianapolis have to great
expense making their apartments modern and comfortable
AS result Indianapolis has of the finest apartment
groups for city of its size The people OF indianapolis
should realize this and take advantage OF the opportunity
While beginning May 25 and lasting until June
been officially designated Apartment Open
Week" every open-house" week. The owners OF
apartments always glad show their apartments
those who interested.
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SIS Auto Loans
IS Legal Notices

LEGAL NOTICE or PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No.
i70-A 2.
Application Of James ". Bryson. Charles
toxin. for certificate 10 operate motor We
hicles as a common carrier Of passengers.
intrastate. from ChaTlestoSn 70 NeV
Washington over Highway 60.
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission viii conduct public
hearing in this cause IN Rooms of Com
mission. 40i State House Indianapolis.
Ind. a. m Wednesday. June r. 1888.
Public participation Is requested
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION.
By PETE n. DAWSON. Director.
Indiana polls. Ind. MAY %. 1885.
LEGAL NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING
Public Service Commission Docket No.
4I-A 5
Application Of Indianapolis and South
eastern Lines. Inc. Indianapolis. Tor GER
tidcate 20 operate motor vehicles as
common carrier Of passengers. iutrastate.
from Greensburg to Newcastle, passing
through and serving SanduskY. Milroy.
Rushviile. Ogden. Knigntstown. Greensboro.
ever highways J. 40. 234. 80 and county
road
Notice is hereby given that the Public
Service Commission viii conduct public
hearing In this cause in Rooms Of Com
mission. 40l State House, indianapolis.
Ind. 9 a. N. Wednesday, June u. 1885.
PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION.
BY PETE II. DAWSON Director.
Indianapolis. Ind. May %. 1888.
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UNION. 2283-4-rO0m upper: redecorated,
porch. utilities furnished. Reasonable.
BUNGALOW PARK. 1902 n. Capitol. s
rooms. modern. redecorated; cross-yer-
f1ation ianitor service LI-5596.
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- Rooms with Board

NEW JERSEY. n. 2l04-Cheerful. large
light room meals optiOnaE gentleman
preferred TA-i2S9
OIrEY r. 953-Largs cheerful room
suitable for or 2. meals optional
garage
WASHINGTON e 1855. one or more
men meals everything modern CHI
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NeIv desirable 833 Park-av Rl-993O
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FTET HURT VIII take in your vibrator
on a course o. treatments DR. II "
ANDERSON. reg. podiatrist. LI-i7ll.
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CASH register wanted. AS z WASH. IL
1870
LATE q Oakland sedan. LOOKS new. SIS
cash. 1928 Biord-av.
SUCTION pump chair hoist for chickens;
used building brick for a or % Whip
net for parts 1857 s ILinois-st
SAW maudriu bearings belt uullsvs. IS
inch blade complete. sell OF trade for
hand or jig saw or That2 BE-0s52.
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OZONE generator Sc. electric phonoErap pr,
corgertrone cneaD. radio parts ana
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and re will attempt 70 arrange trads
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3 Furnished Apis. and Houses
u Suburban and Farms
24-a summer Camps and Cottages

WAWASFETwo 5-room lake front cot
tsEes. near Waco. TA-2497 LI-666o
MODERN lake front cottage on Tippecanoe
lake for rent or lease BY season. Inquire.
Box 315 Angola. Ind.
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Painting

HOUSE painting nothing down. So month
Swear guarantee CONDIFF. IR-2l63-4
WANTED House painting. estimates free
can Rr-anan
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PAPER CLEANING. soc room. white: u
wears experience immediate service
Cal LANNAN BEATS.
RELIABLE paper cleaners. "A ye-rs exPe-
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37-b Farm Garden, Plants. Flowers

CUT DAISIES AND ROCK PLANTS
OSTEWIG ARLINGTON AT 18TH.
WE fill porch boxes, window boxes. ceme-
terry vases; garden plants, transplanted
tomatoes. HE-l455. A STONE, Florist.
DON'T grow common tomatoes; get the
best: tomatoes in As DAYS. S1.75 per
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SWAPS

7CMOBIIES repaired at your home al
e ,yo3 eaeaper price. cash7 DR.
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Furniture Buyers
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81 Miscellaneous For Sale

800 BUILDINGS WRECKED
Good used lumber and building material
OF all kinds for sale cheap.
CLEVELAND WRECK1NG CO.
1920 Kentucky-av Indianapolis
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CARLETON ER-Experienced nov
eTs, covered vans. reas. rates. HA-z2Sz
"PETEs" Oh 2878 Careful white men,
quick service. Covered vans ANY time
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APAUTMeNI R6NR( BUReAO

Choice apartments gladly shown. HE-lsao
OR BROOM apartment. LIST floor heat
water furnished furniture optional, $50
HU-f702
THE BANNING 1922 z Washington
Largr bedroom apartment. stippled walls
carpsted halls, S45. See custodian. lR-
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M E R C Noise
b INSTALLATIONS For Sale

81 NIIsCtIIdIICUuo tut oaIC
35--M M UNIVERSAL motion picture
camera. cost $500 new. complete with
Tripod. printing and film finishing
equipment. bargain for quick sale. Ii
1921
CARLOADS AND CARLOADS
OF fine new suites and odd pieces to trade
for your Old furniture; generous allow
ance Baker Bros 2l9 Washington ST
BURROUGHS bookkeeping machine; Bur
rough's 10-column electric adding
machine. 28lS Cornell-av. HE-5929.
BARBER and beauty equipment new or
used cash or terms H H. SMITH CO.,
u w New York TI-3267
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Mattresses. Made Over

LAWN MOWERS machine sharpensd
Bear CIVIC Theater. l9tn & Ala. IA
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Panerhanging

PAPERHANGING and Painting Il months
time WORK guaranteed. CH-2330-W
PAINTING PaDerhanging. cleaning. re-
ustrtur- free estimates Low prices CHI
0I05 from 3 90 S. after. CH-726f
PAPERING. cleaning. painting. woIS guar
anteeu. instant service WILLIS Ok
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PAPERHANGING. lst class. latest MAY
flower samples. w Il McCLA4et q. els
Wallace. I2-3l32
pAPERHANGING painting. AL WORK guar
anteed free estimates Wilson q
BARKER CW-4a35
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So Radios, Musical instruments
NEW 100 bass professional ...... s147.50
PEARSON CO. INC 1913 N. Penn.
STUDENT model accordions s23 95 up
PEARSON CO. INC. 1913 N. Penn.
: FE3RsoN CO. NC 1913 N. Penn 2if-''O
RADIO-Philco. console Al condition.
Xe-y reasonable: must sell. 1880 N.
Illinois-st.
P. A. SYSTEM to rent or sell radios on
E. 2. terms. 2l1 Ind. LI-93S3
GOOD upright piano bench. looks new.
Genuine bargain. Cheap. 1928 Pennsyl-
vania.
PHILCO highboy. 7-tube Cpre-ownedl,
si2 so. L. S. AYRES d CO. 18th floor,
radio dept
RADIO HOSPITAL-MAGICE BRAIN spe-
eIaLjst Ambulance service extra. AR
NEY RADIO SERVICE, 1861 Broadway.
2 Baritone Saxophones
Pre-owned Epiphone Guitar in case s31 so
Best stock used SaXes in State
LORENZ MUSIC STORE 20 Pembroke
Arcade.
s44 so. 6-tube auto radios reduced to
$3.50. SKINNER'S sol N. Delaware
MELOPHONE F-E fiat and D in case s45
CARLIN. MUSIC. 211 NASSAU.
GRAND PIANO-Baldwin built: paw bal
ance due; 81 weekly. Viking MUSIC
CO. 100 E. Ohio-st. Open till 9 p. m.
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Attractive Efficiency

Large living room pullman diner. FriG :
utilities. SCI so. 1880 n Illinois
THE DRAKE
1860 n Meridian Street
Available June lst a one bedroom apt.
room and kitchen. $50 90 per month. in
Guiding I'll utilities and GARAGE j. H.
LBERSEARDT RI-8644. HU-6l24.