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Evening star., 1935-02-19
$I75 Walnut Bedroom Suite $I0e

Walnut Veneer Bed Room Suite major pieces double
Queen Anne Walnut and Walnut Veneer Bed Room Group
of 4 major pieces (single double bed) Regularly
$275 co. Sale price..... ............... $23S00
mirrors pieces complete twin bedS) Regularly S45000
Sale price. S357OO
Solid Maple Dutch Colonial Bed Room Suite, major
pieces. Regularly S17200 Sale price S12500
Mahogany Finish Solid Maple Ape. Bed Room Group
in Colonial style. Regularly $109.50 Sale price $3.50
Walnut and Gum Bed Room Group, in Louis XVI STYLE
major pieces. Regularly S235 co. Sale price S13900
Mahogany and Mahogany Veneer Bed Room Suite, in
Colonial Chippendale style. Four major pieces. Regu-
larly S25200 Sale price. ce...................$ $195O0
Bed Room Suite with poster bed major
pieces; regularly $4,000. Sale price S9800
French Style Walnut Bed Room Suite, pieces complete
twin beds; regularly 1927 co. Sale price .$2395O
French Style Bed Room Suite in biscuit colored enamel
Eight pieces complete twin beds). regularly 1915 co.
Mahogany Veneer Bed Room Suite with double bed 4
major pieces; regularly s175O0 Sale price Sl3500
Solid Walnut and Burl Walnut Bed Room Suite with
poster bed, major pieces; regularly S27500. Sale
price SZl0UU
Solid Maple Bed Room Suite in colonial STYLE major
pieces regularly Sl3l50. Sale price. $4,000
Bone White Neo-ClaSsc Bed Room Suite with black
decoration. major pieces regularly 1925 co.
Modern Style Bed Room Suite in Argentine maple.
major pieces; regularly $4,000 Sale price S235O0
Evening star., 1935-02-19
$I38 Sofa, Sale Price $3.50

Gold and Blue Tapestry Covered Sofa modern ines
regularly Sl38 Sale price
Empire Style Sofa with solid mahogany frames; regularly
Semi-Modern Style with red and gold cover
regularly SlZU sale price. S0J.0O
Massive Sofa with tapestry covering down filled back and
arms; regularly $225. Sale price. S125
Modern Style Seat regularly S92. Sale price. $50
English Lounge Style Sofa with rust waffle tapestry
cover: regularly SGT. Sale price. $54
Seat with down filled cushion mohar covering
Evening star., 1935-02-19
SIS Mahogany Corner
Cabinet $4q.50

Large Mahogany Corner Cabinet with shelf top. with
glass doors and closed cabinet base Reduced to- $3.50
Heavy Colonial Serving Table. Regularly $4,000 Sale
price 9@ooV
Walnut Veneer Sc" Buffet. Regularly $5400. Sale
Solid Mahogany Ten-Foot Extension Table, pedestal
base. Regularly $4,000 Sale price. .......... $495O
Solid Walnut and Walnut Inlay Queen Anne Dinette
Table Regularly $4,000 Sale price. $3.50
Solid Mahogany go" Buffet. Regularly $72.OO Sale
price SoSVv @
Solid Mahogany Ladderback Chairs. Regularly $500
oale price. Sl5.oo
Sheraton Style Inlad Buffet Mirror. Regularly $5O0O
Chippendale Solid Mahogany Side Chairs regularly
Modern Style Dnette Buffet in oak; regularly $50 co.
Sale price SIS.oo
Mahogany Veneered Duncan Phyfe Extension Tables,
drop-eaf STYLE one extension leaf included; regularly
S33OO sale price, $Z4.75
Solid Mahogany Side Chairs; regularly $1100. Sale
price
Solid Walnut Maple or Mahogany Top Butterfly Tables
regularly S24OO. Sale price $16.95
Duncan Phyfe Drop-Leaf Tables regularly $500 Sale
Walnut Maple or Mahogany Side Chairs with cane seats
regularly $10s5. Sale price. e................$S. .$S.95
Evening star., 1935-02-19
$3.50 Coffee Tables $7.95

English Coffee Table, oval shaped in walnut, with glass
Governor Winthrop Secretary-Desk mig. and mig
veneers regularly $50 Sale price S3975
Davenport bed Couch. tapestry regularly s55
Sale price ............. .................s3 .s395 so
Solid Mahogany Tilt-top Table with brass gallery rail-
Regularly S22 co. Sale price ............... SI5.75
Solid Mahogany Solid Walnut Queen Anne Coffee Table,
with top. Regularly $1,000 Sale price. Sl6.S5
Solid Mahogany Lamp Stand Table, claw and ball feet.
Regularly $1250 Sale price .............. $9.75
Solid Walnut Coffee Table, with Italian marble top.
Regularly Sl7OO. Sale price STATS
Gilt Frame Convex Mirror 1Sinch size Regularly $1450
Sale price. :'...'....': :..... sS.95
Large Size Drum-top Table, mahogany and gumwood.
Regularly $2400. Sale price. $16.95
william and Mary H-boy, solid walnut with crotch
veneers Regularly $4,000. Sale price. $500
Cabinet with open shelves and cupboard space
bottom. Regularly $35 Sale price .............$ $28
Solid Mahogany Top End Table with bottom shelf Regu-
larly $3.50. Sale price $5.15
Evening star., 1935-02-19
$49 Easy Chair $2b.75

Easy Chair, covered in French velvet greatly reduced
.S@o.'o
Massive Wing Chair with tapestry regularly S67.
Sale price SoS.oU
Solid Mahogany Occasional Chairs in true Chip
pendale styles (severa choice of regularly
$3.50 Sale price S24 so
Semi-CogsweI Chair with tapestry upholstery and solid
mahogany frame; regularly s4750 Sale price. $3.50
Gold Frieze Easy Chair; regularly S7l.50. Sale
price S4S5O
Wing Chair Chppendae style; loose. down-led seat.
damask covering regularly S65 Sale price $3.50
Solid Mahogany Frame Rocker in Colonial style uphol
stored seat and back padded arms; regularly s36 Sale
Semi detached Pillow back Easy Chair, with matching
ottoman; regularly s48 Sale price S345O
Tufted back Easy Chair with fine reze regularly
$50. sale price SoS'ou
Easy Chair with semi-oose pillow back, partly exposed
solid mahogany frame; regularly s85. Sale price S63
Sleepy Hollow Chair with tufed back and seat frieze
cover; regularly S63 Sale price. S475o
Reclining back Easy Chair fine tapestry covering;
larly S50 Sale price S44.oO
Easy Chair with down-hled pillow back. freze
Evening star., 1935-02-19
$3.50 Poster Beds $8.95
$3.50 I0-pc. Dining Suite .$I89

Hepplewhte Dining Suite in mahogany veneers with
crotch fronts. Regularly $25000. Reduced in the sale
Oak Dining Suite. of 10 pieces; refectory table
Regularly $225.00. Sale price Sl69oO
Solid Mahogany and Crotch Veneer Dining Suite, IN
Chppendae style; 10 pieces. Regularly $4,000 Sale
Duncan Phyfe Dining Suite, shed-back chairs OF
solid mahogany; 10 pieces Regularly $4,000 sale
Molly Pitcher Style Solid Mahogany Dining Suite. 10
pieces Regularly $4,000. Sale price. S225.OO
Italian Style Dining Suite, in solid walnut with walnut
genuine leather chair seats; 10 pieces. Regu
larly $4,000. Sale price. $425OO
Georgian Style Solid Mahogany Dining Suite, 10 pieces.
Regularly $425oa Sale price. $3.50
Mahogany Veneer Dining Suite, Duncan Phyfe style
chairs 10 pieces Regularly $25900. Sale price. S18900
Colonial ChppendaIe Dining Suite, solid mahogany, 10
pieces; regularly $780, Sale price .$298
Modern Style Oak Dinette Suite; buffet, table and
chairs regularly $165. Sale price $3.50
Sheraton Style Solid Mahogany Dining Suite 10 pieces
regularly $235. Sale price. Sl890O
Solid Mahogany Dining Suite colonial style regularly
1925; 10 pieces. Sale price $3.50
Walnut and Bone White Finish Breakfast Room Suite
with extension table; pieces; were $3.50. Sale
price 'SSl5U
Evening star., 1935-02-19
S. Lamps $2.95

(Please note In quantities limited onyJ
Pottery Table Lamps, complete with shades. Rust
black, peach and white Reduced to S295
Boudo Lamps with base Of china figure complete with
oval georgette shirred shade Reg $295 Special $245
Parchment Paper Shades decorated with various prints
Bridge, floor table lamp size Reg Special $15O
All Pure Silk Pleated Shades trimmed with braids Rust,
gold, beige, white. r. IA, 16 and 18 inch size. Spe
clal NSo
Indirect Floor Lamps finished IN bronze complete with
peated silk shade Regularly $1750 Sale price .Sl385
Chinese Table Lamps, with plain figured bases. Com
pete with silk shades Two-light style lamp, 10 inches
high Regularly $12.00 Sale price. ........... $845
All Chinese imports including lamps pottery trays scarfs.
LACQUER tables and taborees reduced $3.50
Embroderies in various shapes and zes modern
and antique pieces Regularly $100 and $150. Sale
price .............. ................ 74c
Indirect Metal Floor Lamp complete with parchment
paper shade with metal trim. Sale price $S95
Chinese Table Lamp with Cinnabar base and square
shaped in brocade Regularly $3250 Sale price SIS
Evening star., 1935-02-19
ST Swiss Cut-Work Scarfs, 55c

Two Swiss Cutwor Scars 16x34 and 16x45 nal-
raj backgrounds. Sale price. 5Sc
Swiss Cuwork Vanity Sets, natural background Sale
price, per set. 'ooc
Evening star., 1935-02-19
Carpet Samples

Fringed and bound carpet
samples very spe- C1 00
cially priced at. -. ~A'VV
2 Administer rugs, 27x54,
were s4.s5. sale S225
price ............
Administer Rug,
9x12, was $3.50, COT S0
sale price. ..... ~O
Evening star., 1935-02-19
45c and SIC Chintz 36c

(Pedse note: Quantities Uery limited in some cases.
lengths from to 20 yards; 90
inch width. Regularly, per yard, 45c and soc. Sale
s6nch Figured Cretonne in novelty stripes paids and
plain colors. Also 5oinch homespun Suitable Tor
Slip covers Regularly Csc yard Sale price S9c
Fine qualities of Cretonnes and Slip Cover Materials
Regularly 85c and 81 90 per yard. Sale price. 7 75c
Limited quantity Of 50-inch Green Figured Tapestry
Regularly $3.50 yard. Sale price, yard. H5S
Very limited quantity 50inch Green Velour Regularly
ss so ward Sale nrice ward ard................$ $I.79
VERY limited ouantitv Orange Velour 50-nch width Was
Sam ward sale price ward ard.................$ $1.75
nieces Of 50-nch Damask; lengths from to 10 yards
Regularly 90 90 to s3 SO ward Now yard S1.50
OSd pairs Chintz Draues slightly soied Regularly 50
tn s4e5 sale price pair ......... -. S1.0O
Three soId wall Paper Covered Screens "as is" Were
s1ses sale price each $500
Evening star., 1935-02-19
$I57 2-pc. Lawson Suite, $3.50

Two-piece suite STYLE tapestry Reduced
IN the sale TO- SI5.oV
Lounge Style Suite upholstered in smooth mohar loose
downled cushions; regularly $165 Sale $135
Sofa and Chair with solid mahogany frame; regularly
Slf9 sale price .''.''SlfS
Queen Anne Wing Style Sofa and Chair in rieze cover
regularly $3.50. Sale price. SI55.oO
Tapestry Sofa and Chair, Queen Anne legs regularly
$145. Sale price SllO
Gold Tapestry Chair and Sofa with solid mahogany
carved frame; regularly $l45. Sale price S110
Sofa and Chair in feZe regularly S45 Sale price $9S
Chesterfield Type Sofa and Chair in tapestry regu
arly $lOO Sale price SoS
Carved Walnut Frame Suite on French lines, damaSk
covering; regularly $l20. Sale price. $98
Fine Damask Sofa and Chair in solid mahogany with
frame; regularly $3.50. Sale price. S1S9
Sofa and Chair with doWn-fled pillow back, damask
covering regularly SITS Sale price $l79
Lawson Style Sofa and Chair with loose downed seat
cushions, smooth mohar covering regularly $165 Sale
price slSo
Bed Davenport and Chair, tapestry covered; regularly
Oae price 'So'
Carved Frame, Velvet Upholstered Love Seat and Chair
regularly $780, Sale price. S59
Plain Tapestry Sofa and Chair lounge style: regularly
Sl35. sale price S9o.oV
French Cut Velvet Upholstered Chair and Sofa styled
English lines; regularly $279 Sale price. $l85
Large, Loungng Style Sofa and Chair with unusually
high backs both pieces for extra comfort Plain or
figured wool freze tapestry covers. Regularly $3.50
Sale price
Evening star., 1935-02-19
SI.25 TO SLIPS FiIe+ Scarfs, 97c

wonderful value 14-point Filet A-over Lace Scarfs,
sizes 1885, 16x45 16x54 and l6x63 at the phenomenal
price 6x12 1ox14 and 12x18 Doies to match for
the sale marked at ne-thrd their original price,
Evening star., 1935-02-19
Sheets and Cases Reduced

Moses DE Luxe sheets pillow specially priced
during Founders week.
Gases, size 42x36. Special. sec
Gases, size 45x36. Special l................... 35c
Sheets. size 72x99 Special. s9c
Sheets, size 81x99. Special Sl29
Sheets, size 90x1O8. Special. $l4S
Evening star., 1935-02-19
Extra Heavy Quality
BrOadlOOm CARPETS

BrOadlOOm Carpets
Reseda green, 9,x92",
was $3.50, s ale
price ....... $3.50
Wood brown, SKI,
was $71.50, s al e
price .......S .S51.OO
Rose taupe. 9,x10'3",
was $61.50, sale
price ....... S43.M
New blue, 10'4"x15',
was $104.00. sale
price ....... $3.50
Evening star., 1935-02-19
SOC Linen Hems+i+ched
Towels 39c

All Linen Hemsttched Huck Towels, size 20x36 inches
For Founders Week Sae S9c each dozen lots at $4SO
Evening star., 1935-02-19
Extra Heavy. Extra Size Bath
Towels 3 for $I.00

Extra heavy and extra large Bath Towels in solid colors
or white with borders Very special for Founders
Week Sale.
wash Cloths in assorted coored borders Very special
Sold in lots Of only IS for SOC
Regular extra heavy size Bath Towels with col
ored borders. the sale, each SSc
Evening star., 1935-02-19
5 Yds. Linen Crash .$I.00

All Linen Crash Dish Toweling with borders in green
gold or red Sold of yards only. Very specially
priced.
Evening star., 1935-02-19
SASS Wall Panel $4.9

Antique Panel, feet Reduced from $l4 s5
to NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. ..... ............ s495
Tapestry Wall Panel, size 410"x113". Was $4,000. Re-
duced to- .sI4SO
l French Tapestry Wall Panel, size 56x84 inches. Was
$4,000. Reduced to-. $245O
Evening star., 1935-02-19
$I40 Triple Mirror Dresser, $3.50

Colonial Style Vanity Dresser in full sze with triple
mirrors Drastically reduced to $3.50
Solid Maple Kneehoe Vanity-Dresser. Regularly $4,000.
Sale price S3l.00
Colonial Mahogany Dresser with deep drawers Regu-
larly S45OO Sale price S32. so
Full Size Curly Maple Dresser. Regularly S5600 Sale
price ............. S32. so
Solid Maple Chest in chest-on-chest style; drawers
Regularly S48O OO Sale price 90. ........... S34.00
Mahogany Finish Standing Toilet Chest Mirror. Regu
larv 5000 Sale price ....... .............. $3.50
Massive Walnut Veneered Dressers Regularly $4,000.
Sale price $1,000
Colonial Chippendale Mahogany and Mahogany Veneer
Chests regularly $62. Sale price. S51
Walnut Finish Bed Room Benches; regularly ST. Sale
Solid Maple Wooden Seat Bed Room Bench; regularly
$3.50 Sale price S45O
Walnut Veneer Full Size VanityDresser regularly SAP
Mahogany Veneer Full Size Dressers regularly SAT- Sale
Maple or Mahogany Veneer Dressing Tables regularly
$33 Sale price .Sl495
Evening star., 1935-02-19
All Pictures, Reduced =. 20%

collection Of pictures Of all types, including waite
colors, prints etc. For Founders Week Sale only.
Evening star., 1935-02-19
$5.q5 Chin+z and Cre+onne
Draperies S3.75

Some with peated rufes, others with the new brush
trim and pinch-pleated tops. Large assortment Of
combination colors.
Evening star., 1935-02-19
Furniture - DraPeries -. Lamps :
Linens - Rugs. > Drastica|Iy Reduced
$40 Chinese Lamps .$5.95

Limited NunberSD
Chinese Lamp, with base Of pottery figure and 15-nch
Chinese red silk shade Regularly $1,000 Sale price
Green Chinese CrackIe Pottery Table Lamp, with two
lights complete with 20-inch silk shade in gold color
Regularly 1895. Sale price .s25OO
Chinese OxbloOd Table Lamp mounted a teakwood
base Complete with real silk brocaded Chinese shade
Regularly $3.50 Sale price S22.5O
Wrought Iron Fern Stand. finished in black;
pete with Italian pottery flower pots Regularly $685.
Sale price S6.95
Red and Gold Chinese Lacquer End Table, with book
trough. Regularly $500. Sale price SASS
Black and Gold Lacquer Telephone Table and Stool
Evening star., 1935-09-11
GOO CITIES TO HAVE
PATENT LAW TESTS
Third Examination Since Coe
Took Office Will Be Held
on October 30.

with a view to raising the standards
OF practicing patent attorneys, the
Patent once on October 80 will con-
duct the third examination since Com
missioner Conway p. Coe took over the
ofice. The examinations will be held
in 800 cities and will preclude $50
would-be patent attorneys coming to
Washington at their own expense.
Up to three years ago authorization
of attorneys was made on the recon-
mendationS Of practicing attorneys. In
this way. Coe pointed out, hundreds
Of unqualified attorneys were allowed
to practice. Under the examination
system approximately one-third of all
the applicants pass, it was said.
Although there is no connection with
the Civil Service in the appointment
Of attorneys, that branch of Govern
ment will furnish its facilities for con-
Quoting the examinations. Coe said.
The papers will be drawn by commit
tee in the Patent once and will be
returned to that committee for
grading.
The examinations will be held
throughout the United States, in
Evening star., 1935-09-11
GUNBOAT PROTESTED

LONDON, September II R-The
Reuters (British) correspondent at
Athens yesterday reported that the
Greek government was understood be
be inquiring at Rome concerning an
italian gunboat having moored IN
Greek waters without permission.
The correspondent said the Italian
vessel moored OF Pylos. He added
that the captain explained he an
chored to ride out storm.
The dispatch said ether Italian war
ships were understood recently to have
entered the ports Of Syra, In the Cy-
clades, and Ithaca, in the Ionian
Island, without seeking previous per-
mission.
Evening star., 1935-09-11

Alaska, Hawaii and the Canal Zone.
Full information will be furnished by
the Patent ONCE and the applications
must be on file with the commits
sioner Of patents not later than Octo-
ber 10.
The next examination will be held
in April, 1885.
Evening star., 1935-09-11
Real Marcasite Jewe|rv
With Your Initials

Well slip the initials in while you wa-and you have clips
pins and fobs this attractive price, Delicate fgreeke de-
signs set with real marcasite. Others 1876 and 295.
Rral-Main Floor
Metropolitan news., 1935-05-07
FOREWORD
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feelings and bring all and religious classes closer
together with and resting the doctrine and teaching that
all created equal and that brothers keeper
We wish be part of all these things the church. business
and in potics-th God leader and guide and firm
the belief that RIGHT IS MIGHT"
We wish be integral part of all civic and commu-
nifty interests and stand firmly convinced that these interests
should hand in hand and be guided by the spiritual uplifting
influence of hurches that should organize for mutual
help and the 25-mlon dollar purchasing
of the citizens in district By this act of consoda-
ton larger part of the money spent by would remain
the communy the merchants thereby could sell cheaper and
could buy saving there would be resultant trade
stimulation and greater turnover for business of all
the citizens pong by the economic would be better
able pay their bis business doctors, dentists lawyers
and other professional would be able reduce their pile
of delinquent accounts; lean pocketbooks would become
but memory and the ultimate result of this trade euvenaton
would be that thousands of additional Jobs could be secured for
the residents of the community, both young and old.
Metropolitan news., 1935-05-07
DR.. Williams
Ill, Hl,AtHospital

: (Continued From Page y
attack after being frightened by a
burglar who was found prowling
in the home at 4940 South Park
wev. a.
For the past few years, DIR
Williams has made several extend
ed,trips to Europe, each time MAX
ing some special study of medi-
cihs which he late gave his own
community the benefit, As proof of
his true community spirit, the
stricken physician has been con-
iieeted with Provident hospital
sinces tha institution, in its very
fsHble days, was located at goth
and Dearborn streets. Year after
year, DR.. Williams, along with
ether physicians, convinced the
general public among whom were
q few wealthy philanthropists,
thet they were doing a great work
for the neighborhood. How, as
result of his keen leadership and
ability to inspire other doctors to
perform meritorious work, many
believe the present well-equipped
institution was made possible.
Metropolitan news., 1935-05-07
Il. Holds
State Conference

The regular quarterly meeting
of the Illinois State Conference Of
the National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People
will be held Sunday, May 5, in the
Masonic Temple, 1929 Emerson
stret, Evanston III.
Aside from the local branch
there, Chicago, Bloomington, De
catur, East st. Louis, Rockford,
and Springfield will be represent
ed.
One of the main topics for dis
cussion will be the education of
the colored youth in Illinois. Also
expressions will be made relative
to the fragrant Jim Grow tactics
now being used at the University
of Illinois in regard to keeping
Metropolitan news., 1935-05-07
goth Century
Women Hold
Baby Contest

Peaks, Jr., of Evanston, Illinois,
vas awarded the third prize, for
receiving 114 votes.
NINE RECEIVE SILVER SPOONS
Nine other babies received en-
yrayed silver spoons as tokens from
.he sorority. They were Stacia
Caryl King, 432 votes; Xardra
Saxton, 432 votes; Gwendolyn
Prescott, 362 votes; P'chard Dale
Brown, Evanston, Illinois, &c;
votes; Lewey Grant, ZAP votes /;
Mary Louise Anderson, Evanston,
Illinois, 1873 votes; Janice Roberts,
George E. Jenkins, Jr., 140 votes;
and Quincy d. Jones, Jr., 1886
votes. Other contestants were: Ma
ria Nimrocks, Sandra Taylor, Ev-
anton, Illinois; Dawrence Martin,
June Hutchins, Baby Blanchott,
and the Mitchell twins.
Miss Beatrice Green, who sold
BOB votes, was recipient OF an en-
graved gold compact, which was
offered to the Ivy leaf girl sell
ing the highest number of votes.
Miss Green is senior at the Uni
versity of Chicago.
The chairman of the cortest,
Soror Elizabeth Tanner, was ably
assisted by Sorors Josephine Pres
colt, Eula Martin and Gwendolyn
Bryant.
Metropolitan news., 1935-05-07
So.
Side Soft
Ball Meet
George L. Giles Post Sponsors
Sand Lot Tournament: 400
Teams In Contest.
Sponsored by
Relief Com.
Farrar, Bluett and Turner To
Head Organization Work
Among Juveniles.

Sponoredby the George L.
Giles Post No. 8 7 of the Ameri-
can Legion, the mammoth soft
ball tournament designed to
take some 1000 children off
the streets and to put them to
gainful and beneficial recrea-
tional activities by playing the
game, is progressing, according
to John Turner. athletic chair
man of the Post. The Chicago
Park District is cooperating in
the gigantic program which will
be financed by the Emergency
Relief Commission.
Some ten or twelve vacant lots
are to be cleared off and convert
into Fairgrounds under terms of
of the plan. The participants will
be boys in three class divisions. a
girls division, and an old-timer
division. The plan calls for orga-
nization of about 400 teams on
the North, South and West sides.
The tournament will be divid-
ed into six sections, the South side
boundaries being set at 9th street
on the south and 8th street on
the north. All teams will then be
classified and allowed to compete
for the South side championship.
The section winners in their re-
spective brackets, will then COM
pete for the South side title and
later with the North and West
sections for the city title.
There will be thre divisions in
this softball league, the North
side, west and South side. Eddie
Farrar of Olivet Institute, will
sponsor the tournament on the
north side. Mr.. Blueitt, in charge
of Union park and the Maxwell
Street Y. M. C. A., will sponsor
the meet on the West side. John
Turner will line up the boys on
the South side.
The 16-inch ball will be used in
all games. Age limits are Glass
AA boys junior: under 13 years;
ClassA intermediate: ID to ID
Class B seniors, young men, 18
and over. Glass C, old timers, un-
35. Class d girls, Is to II. Class
d girls, 18 and over.
Metropolitan news., 1935-05-07
Wife Sues, M a tie
Evades Service

Howard Fairfax, scion of re-
puted wealthy haywood family,
the sheriff's office by moving his
added to the compexities of the
sheriif's Office by moving his per-
sonal effects from place to place
for five times. Hayward is the
defendant in divorce proceeding.
filed in Circuit Court by his Ber-
nice, prominently known in cluL
circles. Mrs. Fairfax charges her
husband with desertion. She is
being represented by Attorney
Benjamin Clayton. Deputy Sher-
ifs upon reaching his last known
address to 111O Rush street, Mon
day, learned that he had again
eVaded them.
Mrs. Fairfax's attorney stated
that he could not understand why
Fairfax was playing a game of
hide-and-seel, because his wife was
not seeking alimony; all she wants
is a divorce.