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Montgomery County sentinel., 1935-09-19
Sheriff's Sale
OF -
VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE

State of Maryland, Montgomery
County-to, wit: By virtue of the
writ of fe7i facias issued out of the
Circuit Court for Montgomery Coun-
ty and to me as sheriff of said
county and being No. 45 Appearances,
November term 1884, directed at the
suit of Hattie Snyder VS.. Annie
Selby.
I have this 10Th day of January,
1885, seized and taken into execution
all right, title, claim, interest and
estate both at law and in equity
of Annie Selby, of, in, to and about
the following described property to
wit:
Two acres, more or less, having
a frontage of two acres wide and
one acre deep in the field adjoining
Mr.. Broome's farm and fronting on
the road leading from old German
town, by Martins farm and the fish
pond, to the Darnestown-P Poolesville
road, it being the land excepted in
the deed from Annie E. Selby, TO
Roy E. Selby and Roland A. Selby,
dated the Goth day of July, 1881,
recorded among the land records of
said county in Liber 524, folio AZ.
hereby give notice that I will
sell all the right, title claim, inter
est and estate both at law and in
equity of the said Annie e. Selby,
of, in, to and about the above de-
scribed property to the highest bid
der for cash in front of the court
house door in the Town of Rockville,
Nd, on
Saturday, the 2Sth day of
September, 1895,
at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash.
G. EDINGTON BELL,
Sheriff for Montgomery County, Md
Montgomery County sentinel., 1935-09-19
Second Monday in April, 1886,

the property assessed to such delin-
quent taxpayers, or so much thereof
as may be deemed necessary, will,
on said aforementioned date, be ex-
posed for sale to pay such taxes,
interest and expenses.
State and County taxes may be
paid by persons presenting proper
bills on or before December 31st,
1885, during banking hours, at the
following named banks:
Kensington Bank,
First National Bank of Gathers
burg, lzfst /H
Silver Spring National Bank,
Takoma Park Bank,
Bank of Damascus,
Bank of Bethesda,
Germantown Bank,
Citizens Bank, Takoma Park, Md
D. C.
]. FOREST WALKER,
Treasurer of Montgomery County,
Maryland. 831
Montgomery County sentinel., 1935-09-19
Trustees Sale
Improved and UnimprOved
REAL ESTATE
IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY,

IN MO1V UOM III OUUNI 7 !,
MARYLAND.
Under and by virtue of decree
of the Circuit Court of Montgomery
County, Sitting as Court of Equity,
dated September 6, 1885, in a GER
tain proceeding titled James H.
Pugh, assignee for the purpose of
foreclosure, and Roberta Bosley,
assignee, Plaintiffs, VS.. Ella Bosley,
ct al, Defendants, being No. 744O
Equity, the undersigned trustee, ap-
pointed by virtue of said decree, will
offer for sale at public auction on
Saturday, the 5th day of
nIL 1n01
Montgomery County sentinel., 1935-09-19
1st Day of January, 1896,

their names will be published in the
list of delinquent taxpayers, and that
if said taxes, with interest and pro-
portional part of cost of advertising,
and costs, remain unpaid until the
Montgomery County sentinel., 1935-09-19
Saturday, the 2Sth day of
September, 1885,

at the hour of 10 o'clock A. M.
TERMS OF SALE: Cash.
G. EDINGTON BELL,
Sheriff for Montgomery County, Md
Montgomery County sentinel., 1935-09-19
Notice To Creditors

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The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-01-26
OiiVEf ZAP iNT CiltECIi
a5i Nindcr
Res. g.. T.. No>lcS. pastor

Tie Moderator. q keeu thinker
.nd eloquent speak r VIII take he
ext sunday morning from Isaiah
aa.ii Anc judwNcnt Is turned
away backward. and justiro stand
9Th afar off4=4pr truth Is fallen ia
the frcet aud equity cannot en-
tor"
services hcgin az o.i5 lnspir-
INK ana melodiops music viii be
rnderod by the vested choir The
public IS cordially invited
The superintendent OF the Sun
day school has outlined a pro-
ere. siAc program for its advance
ment and has in mind great possi-
bilitics for the younger generation.
Mr.. Irving Is asking the cooperation
of All mothers TO send their chil-
drcn out by 9;oo sunday mornings.
Sunshine Band and Red circle
meet Mondays AZ p m, Bible
class. Tuesdays. Z 30 p. m; Mis-
sionary and Mothers Board Thurs
days
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-01-26
EBENEZER A. VI. 4. CHURCH
ERSkINE STREET
Rev. G. ". Baber, pastor

The various clubs and organi-
zafions OF Ebenezer have been no
tilicd that the next stage OF its
March to Jerusalem Will begin
Immediately and on Easter Day.
The second quarterly confer
cnco for 1934-35. will be held Jan.
q. quarterly reports viii be read
on Tuesday 20. Rev. j. w. Saun-
ders. presiding elder of South De-
troit district, will preside.
An important announcement vas
made by the President of the A. c.
f. League. to thv effect that lay
delegate to the electoral college,
to be held in Pontiac, Mich. May
8. will be held on the first Tuesday
night in February.
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fNo. iihI B,FviST CnI'RCH
~ erne>srr street
Res. G. l.. Scha.li,n. pastor

last sunday morning 'astYf
Sellaltion prcaled q splendid scr-
nru from John a.. Let not your
heart hc troubled" He held the
oilicnce spclhound. as ne fully cX-
p'aincd The Word Of God At 1870
% M the pastor was stormcd by
moniher and friends of the coma
muniiS. who showcrcd him with a
sulp,y Of groceries The affair
Mas SUPERVISED by Patrick farllllo.
At 80. Pastor Schattien preach
cd from Luke ). The choir sang
beautifully. under direction OF Prof
Iradiord pianist.
The church as whole wishes 10
thank Mrs. Ilynsnan. for the pre-
Iscntation Of IA lovely Communion
|set.
The pastors address is i2o Le-
land. Apt. 2.
The public is invited TO attend
services at this progressive church.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-01-26
ST. PAUL A. VI. T.. CHURCH
Jay and Chene SITS.
Rev. j. A. Charleston, Minister

"rhe Man Who Overcomes" will
be subject of sermon Sunday
morning. lO.45 at St. Paul.
The mcssape at the evening
service VIII be delivered by the
Rey -. - Martin at 1880
The. Snnias school viii con-
venr AT s.l5 -. m with Roy. r A.
Seheley as superintendent
me tllca cfisilan f-ndeasar
Leagnc viii conseue at G'0o g m
I'm Mi-s Erciyu siumm as
pre ihHt Topic foi disCasshi
all hc Whal IS 'he rroerN 9f
eer Church and Denomination 3
RS Iicnnie Green viii leaa tho
H gssipn.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-01-26
Detroit Man
Free of Misery
|T NEVER COULD EAT BREAk.
FAST" HE SAYS, ~ON LEFT SIDE
HAD A PAIN, FELT JUST LIKE
APPENDICITIS,

Mr Capns Clayton OF 3Iga Nc.
omb ST, Detroit owner ef a down
town parking lot Is well known
business man who Is praising the
new scientific mixture OF TX.
tracts from Medical Plants known
as k0V0N which is being intro.
dnced to the public BY THE PUF
COMPANY, 1916 Broadway, De-
troit Mich Mr.. Clayten is a wildly
known business man and makes
this statement about KOyON.
Il seldom ever took any kind OF
tonic or any other kind OF medi-
cines. sure did have a bad cold
and your KOvON tonic fixed this
up fine"
Down on my left side | had a
pain ! thought felt Just like ap-
pendicitis II II had been on right
side. Your medicine good. This pain
has all left and feel 100 per cent
better all the way through"
Before taking your kOvON
tonic never could eat breakfast
and now | want a Big breakfast
and my wife is wondering why l
~ 50 much feel like a new man.
M g. Z ten biscuits. and three
sss ~ one meal.
IF anyone doubts that your
product is good tell them to write
me. had that pain in my side for
two or three years and l thought
OF going to the hospital to find
.ilt this trouble Every time l
rode on the street car my side hurt
SO bad lots Of times | had to get
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-01-26

up. ] am tickled that this pain has
all gone and recommend KOvON
TO anyone. Tell them TO come 10
my parking lot and ask me-"
kOVON IN being introduced In
Detroit By THE PUF COMPANY,
1873 Broadway. Room 600 (Maii,
orders fiied si.5e postpaid) for n.
short time this article about KO..
Won and Mr. Ciayton's picture VIII
he accepted as s5 cts. on pur-
chase OF first bottle to introduce
fast Druggists are getting KOvON
fast and the following stores now
have h:
DIAMOND DRUG. sOl Gratiot
L. II. LONG. 1901 st Antoine
DAVIS DRUG, SeS2 Hastings
BERG DRUG. 1853 W. Cd Blvd.
DAVIS DRUG. 1921 McGraw
TErczA DRUG. $500 Michigan
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-01-26
EAST END NEWS
-, Julia Mae Turner

Mrs Flora Halton. $50 Tennes-
see avenue. recently returned from
%enia. Ohio. where She attended
the funeral OF her brother-in-law
the late George Gaines
T, The Four enth Community Pre-
Igressive club viii hold Installation
OF officers. Jan. "a. All are asked
TO attend.
The people of this locality
mourn the death of Mr. Quick. one
of the prominent citizens of the
community, who died at Receiving
Hospital recently. after brief III
ness. The remains were taken 10
North Carolina for interment.
Mrs. Bessie Fowler. 41S Tennes-
see street. Is suffering from pain
ul knife wounds in her arm. She
vas given treatment al the hOspi- |
al
The Senior Sewing Circle wishes
o have several more persons join |
heir club for the mutual benefit
II all
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-01-26
ST. JAMES &. NJ. T.. CHURCH
vylnewood and w. Kirby
Rev. W. J. q. McLin, pastor

Pastor McLin preached last sun
day on the subject. THE Power Of
Thought lie stressed the fact that
without thought. their is no de-
velopment. and urged his hearers
20 think on things Of good report r
think love instead of hate. lie will
preach next Sunday morning on
the theme. Overcoming Tcmpta-
tions." lhc public Is invited.
S. r. r. A. classes in sight sing
ing and choral work are held at
the church on Monday Wednesday
and Friday mornings. from 10 TO II.
Mrs. Yolande Maddox is teacher.
Piano lessons are taught on the
same days from l2;l5 to 2:l5. with
Mrs Mile IIynson.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-01-26
hlNC SoloNoN HArr. cnrRcn

a llrge number of members and
friends attended, this church last
Senay and listened 70 a fine dis
cnnr pfehed ~ Rcv A. steele,
1f Youngstown. Ohio He spoke at
the morning Worship. his text being
from Acts 2o:2i subject Il VIII
Finish My Course. II Is Cost Ny
i.if Rcl steele also preached
cenlng service.
4 letter was read to the congr-
CATION from tho pastor. Rcv. A. u.
Pcitns. who stated that he will re-
iurn soon
AIRS. a. Harris. the pianist. who
recently was hnrt in an accident,
els conyalscing al her home
Mrs llightower. who has been on
the sick list. is also much improved.
The King solomon nurses are
planning TO celebrate the clubs
eighth anniversary. Feb. II. under
leadership OF Mrs Howard.
A grand rally will be given in
the near future. by the usher
board of the church. Read the Tri-
bune-Independent and keep in
formed
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-01-26
Rescure Workers
To Hold Opening

The "rree of Revelation Band. .
group OF local rescure workers.
will hold their grand opening from
Feb to s. at their headquarters,
2O03 Russell. at Maple.
Prominent speakers will be on
program The group invites all
Christian workers TO join with
them and reason together They
plan to do rescurc work, under Il
charter granted by ihe State
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-01-26
COMMUNITY BAPTIST CHURCH
1887 kIInger
Rev. T.. Melvin, pastor

January 18th was known as
"Women's Day" at Community
Baptist Church. \ very splendid
program was rendered by some Of
The most talented Christian wo-
men OF The city. It Was inspiring,
AHd enirNod BY all present.
hc pra~ram was directed by Mrs.
r. ii Mclvln Mrs Y. y. Kilgore
and Nrs VI Harrison.
4 iury Nclcume is cNtcndcd to
tns nuallc 10 attend Tho church SER
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-01-26

20 r9o/og9i.rn At Pcop'
= ,ila n a spl,ndl ce
sndal klh mmunig aud
l SUNDAY hoo meets az
@ Cnlls as su@rn-
dorn'ue Worship besa a.
INe psiur will use Tor his
hrti nest Sunday what The
has ~ Offer" This IS tho
ihrd. ID series oi -rmonS being
A. iiNiri from the Acts OF the
APOSTLES Sunday evening GOO B..
y + t. George Cawlhoru. pres--
dent Evening worship and preach
ing at a. 81 300 D. m the pas
Tor. choir ana congregation Will
worship at s. Stcpens a NJ. F..
Church
On TUESDAY evening January
e9th the Sunday School workers
Council Will meet with Mrs Kaig-
Ter 1915 McDoueall avenue Angel
Choil. which has been broadcast
ing tacl Friday evening, has de-
cidCd 10 take vacation off the air
upi'l spring. thcy wish 10 thank the
phlic for the man> nice letters
and request numbers sent in from
time TO time
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lis Jauniia lncudiree

N tarr ri v
lsl NfA M r Born
ah ta Vie
rtlie fir.iyn e Funeral
no asld nn liap-
i.s trh ~ HAn Nas al
'u.b,r Sne ir ie' huS-
band brother pWn,s Su'i' nine
cinldpm IS srandchihfen aud
hesi d, either relatacs tnd friends
Hack Brnfnfa uarh"N a. Nr aItd
Mr. and Mrs Fleming Of 5o2 Hol-
ford IS home from CcC Camp where
De had many thrilling adventures
ana much helpful experience
Re, r l Ferguson will speak
SUNDAY January 2oth on ihe sub
iect OF jesus Command or Doing
What he Would Have Us 10" Acts
s6 FveniAs services the subject
viii bc Necessities of Spiritual
Guide Act S.3l
The new superintendent oi sun
day school J ~ iGndlrce ard
officers are yer, much pleased With
progress made this conference
continued on Page s.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-01-26
NENLNTH DAY iBNiNTtSl
COBB AND HARTFORD

a number oi piritsd me,tlhe
have been held at thia church
Gently sunaay nlsht Jan i3.
marked tho closing of me peeml
services az ihe IRE Imth llali.
l255 Caniicla avenue
The order OF service was chang
ed and the audience joined ~
Bible study The nearncss Of lh"
end OF time was stressed, and
sinners We're urged to repent.
sabbath services will hceinai
1855 Garfield. each Saturday al
II O'Clock Pray meetings on
Wednesday evenings.
Tho public IS invited to join in
these services.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-01-26
ST. PETERS A. NJ. Z. ZION

The quarterly meeting service
just closed was one OF the best
ever held. Rev. =. H. Hinton. pre-
siding elder. was In charge. Rev
G NJ. Metcalf preached during the
conference. The junior choir of
John Wesley Church sang to the
delight of the audience.
Bishop J W. Martin preached
last Sunday morning The public
is invited 10 attend The services
at this church
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-01-26
Dancy To Speak
At John Wesley

John C. Dancy. president OF the
Board Of Commissioners. of the
llousc of Correction. will he the
p 'ncipal p'aker al John Wesley
4 81 = Zion Church, t52d Hart
ford a>cnne IAN 27. at .. M
, h pga-r.ia vii be sponsored by
'he soanr people nf the church in
iH ic of rtpeaiion Rev g. +
81 rs latnr The public Is in
it'g to Dftnd.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-01-26
SPJRIrI tLIST TEMPLE or
Truth
BeaubIen. near Theodore

Sunday. Jan. 20. was very in
spring day at the Spiritualist
Temple Of Truth. The 5. 5 lesson
was especially interesting being
found In st. Matt. ..
AT the morning service. the pas
tor delivered a fine sermon. sub
| ied .>u,y'. Tie evening bible
| lesson was BEAUTIFULLY taught. tn.
subject being om Kings 8.
At the evening worship. the
pastor spoke from the theme.
"The Human Body is the Temple
OF the Living God" Cor. 4:19
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-01-26
ATTENTION CHURCHES!

The Tribune Independent makes charges for
publishing church items of reasonable length
when received at this office before Mondays.
We have jobprintng department, however, and
would greatly appreciate being given the opportunity
to print of the tickets programs placsrds,
and work. which load churches
frequently baving DONE AZ lcast, feel this
should be given opportunity make bid such
Job of
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-01-26
NEW ST. MATTHEW BAPTIST
CHURCH
tleNandrine and 1T Antoine
Rev. W. VI. Robertson, pastor

Due TO the pastors illness. the
services last Sunday morning was
delivered BY Rev. X. A. Raidford.
His text was from St Mark 1875.
subject Peace" II was inspiring.
The evening service was con-
ducted by Rev. ID. u Parham, who
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ur Usher no,rD rNIoN

ga u-lie turned ont 20 large
ntrphsr, sunday Jan IT, 20 ccl'-
brasc tAe anni rsary OF I'm Ntlt
hrd ftr pcuiAe's hrt. :.
chNeh When tae roil was caliee
scfeuty-tlirer lshc WIRE prc nt
As9 Ns Mf rlise
lWe ra thr tf,eiane hanr
fh iuucHl Bonner
Sion el ta Ci@'
N,A". lipar een viii b. u''ay
Iaa s w l.na naris' rl1wch
te uiirl the WiIl'c II inNli,d
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-01-26

At the meeting Of the A. 6. T..
League 40 al Beinel a. NJ. r.
church. Sunday Jan. y. there Will
be "A discussion Of vital interest to
ali. subject should the L. S. En-
ter the World Ccurty' The dis
cussion will be- led by an outstand-
ing personality. a musical program
will be rendered. in charge of Miss
Madeline Crag. Public arc invited.
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-01-26
CHURCH ACTIVITIES AND RELlGIOl IS WORK =:
Pleasant Sunday Program to be Presented at St. James

The pastor delivered splendid
sermon from Matt. 5:l4. Let your
light 50 shine
The evening service was CON
ductcd by Rev S. w simpson, his
text being from Ephcsians clio.
subject ".'ue Strong
The tribune independent of Michigan., 1935-01-26
ST. CYPRIANS EPISCOPAL

Cor 2Sth and Milford
Rev. Father Lewis. priest. an
uounces services for the summer
first Sunday, at 10:45 n. m.
Mathis Sung Mass and Sermon.
other Sundays, at 10:4B a. IN.
Weekly. Low Mass. Wednesday.
Friday. and Saints Days. at 7 n.
M.
Confessions every Saturday eve
ming. from TO 8.
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preached from John 5:15. "The
Object of a Sinless Life" Many
We're present.
The public is always welcome at
this church
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sHe hatt 'shtws1 thse. o.
what is gssdt an 'whAt' '6esob
TIE Lord requlTs Of thes, Ut -
20 justly, an - love nsreys
and u walk hunbIy Win thy
God fs-MIcah Ga
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NEW ST. MATTHEW'S BAPT.
CHURCH
,lcNandrlIp and ~. Antoine
Rev. Robertson, pastor

Services last Sunday morning
we're we'll attended by the member
Ship and proved highly inspiring.
,.:::::::::.::::::.:.::: NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Phone FiiyiOy 36s9-W.
phone fityroS 213,l
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-16
HORTON SMITH IN LEAD FOR WIN
Coral Gables Golf Play De- velOpes Unknown Star
 From Ohio

Coral Gables, Fla, Dec. 16.-(UP) -Seventy-three professionals and amateurs teed of today on the final 36 holes of the Miami Biltmore $l0,- 900 open golf championship over a course made more difdcult by @ re- vision of tees.
 Leading the field at the final rounds began was Horton Smith, Oak Park, H., whose 70, one below par, enabled him to move into first place yesterday with 36 hole ag- gregate of 139.
 The survivors included 62 profes- sionals and II amateurs, all of whom got under the wire yesterday with 149's or better-the lowest qualifying figure in the history of the tournament.
 In second place was one of many "unknows" still in the running for one of golf's richest prizes-John Mulutic of Youngstown, Ohio, Mulu- tics pair of 70's gave him 140.
 The name" players-Gene Sara zen, Johnny Revolta, F. c. A. Cham pion Paul Runyan and Willie Mac farlane-had tough going.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-16
REYMONDS PRACTICE

All members of the Raymond Hil- lies basketball team are requested to report for practice to night at 8 o'clock at the Washington Park Community house. The HillieS would like to arrange games with any team in the city or state and are looking for 6 game for Friday night of this week.
 A triple header will be offered at the Community House Friday night when the Washington Hill girls team will play the opening game with the Hill Juniors meet ing the Eagles in the second game and the Hillies will show in the main encounter. Teams wishing games with the Hillies are asked to answer through the Democrat.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-16
DETROIT LIONS
 TAKEPRO GROWN
New York Giants SmOth' cred 20 to 7 With Bad
 Football Conditions

Detroit, Dec. 16-(UP)-The De- troit Lions joined the Tigers at the top of the sports world today with their new national profession al football league championship.
 Playing before 17,000 spectators, the Lions defeated the New York Giants 26 to 2 through mud, rain and snow.
 Both teams had to resort to rush. ing, and in that department the Lions were definitely superior. They gained 235 yards from scrimmage to New York's 116. Detroit tried five passes and completed two of them both in the first period before the ball got too slippery to handle. The Giants completed four out of thir- teen. One of these was good for a Giant touchdown and two others were intercepted and eventually converted into Detroit scores.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-16

here in our United States, there must be at least one young white boy who can be developed into a worthy opponent for Louis. I want to find him."
 On the Hunt T q like to monkey with fighters. And decided Friday night, after Louis belted Pauline out in four rounds, that ought to go out and find 8 man who could give Louis a fight. I'm having my secretary write Eo my friends all over the world, telling them to look for such 8 guy. I'll bring the fellow right to New Fork and team him low to fight"
 What Dempsey wants is rugged, East. hard-hitting youngster-one who, under proper training, can be- come worthy opponent for Louis.
 The former champion doesn't be- aieve either Schmeling or Braddock will be able to beat Louis.
 You know what I think about Ehat Schmeling fight?" he said. Tt won't last more than one round. Echmeling is easy to hit with 8 right hand. Sharkey and Baer proved that. Baer almost kicked his head of in the first round. Louis will hit Echmeling just once-and that'll be curtains"
 Champ Better
 As for Bradodck - Dempse Thought Jtnmy would give Louis a better fight than Schmeling, but Jack wouldn't care to risk any money on the champion against Joe.
 That Louis is 8 great fighter" Dempsey asserted. Hes young and strong, an excellent boxer and a clean liver. And above all, he can punch like hell"
 The man rated as one of the greatest champions of all time be- aieves that he would have had a chance against Louis in his prime.
 "I'm not saying I would have Kicked him, but would have given him a good fight" he said. "The fans would have found out, at least, whether Joe could take it."
 And if Schmeling and Braddock fail to halt Louis, would MT. Dem- psey consider himself a white hope?"
 "No sir" he declared, Not for S20,000,000. I'm out of the ring for good and no offer could induce me to try comeback. I'm too old for the ring. Besides, the way things are going, I hope to b emaking more money with my brains in a couple of years than ever made with my fists"
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-16
OLYMPIC ATHLETES
 TO VISIT BRASS CITY?

Plans to have many of the men and women who will represent the United States in the Olympic games next year appear in Waterbury either in February or March are be- ing considered by the local Turner's club. William Pump. director of the local group, was in New York Sat- urday and yesterday at the annual meeting of the New York Turn Verein. Further arrangements for the local appearance of the Olym- pic participants will be discussed at meeting soon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-12-16
STANDINGS International Group
KINGSBURYS WON

In whirlwind fourth quarter, the Kingsbury varsity basketball team took 8 close fast game from the Russell Gra-Y club, by a 21-17 score Saturday morning at the cen- tral Y. M. c. A. sack Kampner and Captain Bill Arnold were high scorers for the winners, and Car michael playing his first varsity game at center, scored two baskets and played 8 good floor game.
 For the Russell Gra-Y team Flash" Switz, second edition of Russell's famous speed player, Tony Switz, scored nine points and gave a splendid exhibition. The rest of the team played well together and the game was exciting and interesting to watch.
 Ray Cronan handled the game in expert style.