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Hooper & KIesner 929 Fl st nw. MA 4736
Mcclellan & Co Inc. 923 U st NV NO 1888
MahOney Wallpaper Co 324 Pa az 50. IL O55S
Parsley & Holt 46O3 14h nw.........GE iI5I
Smith 1924 Webster NV .......AO 7I08
R A Lewis 1922 1st NV gen repairs. ME 1886
Louis TUoZZO 1924 11th NV
Paul Serene 1243 Penn st ne ..........AT 1873
Thomas Bureh Gen Repairs 1882 Y st NV 20 3465
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BoydS School Of Sect 1888 st MA 2342
Miss Floods kindergarten 1922 Mass Az NV
Nat School Mech Dentistry 1901 st NV MA 1892
Poteets Business College i4th & Eye SITS MA Hi7
StaRfieId Sect School 40 14th NV ...... Di 1888
Southeastern University 1875 G st NV MA $3.50
WhitMore Sect School 1910 Fl Ct NV ME 1851
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Ace Evaporation Co Woodward big ma 33Il
All. State Transfer Co local long dis Of S726
Jobs booked daily-Phila-N Y-Boston
& Transfer Co 1912 w st NV . NO 1904
Gail JaeksOn's Express Co 1929 w ct NV 20 1898
Davis Transfer Co 1916 East Cap st IL 1887
0oUb'S Transfer Storage 1900 Irving NV AO 774S
Eagle Transfer Co l2S Q ct ne ...,.... NO 66A2
Gordon's 1889 18th NV ............. 20 1896
n C GOmilloN 1903 st NV ......... DE 1851
Hayward local dist moving 1887 81 WE 06AS
kirbys MOvins 4 Express $50 st SO II 6O47.w
MulIsRs Trans 4 Storage 2O1O 9th .. NO $3.50
Preston Transfer Is Decatur st DE 5383
Rogers Transfer 1863 st ne. ....... u 977S
c D SWOffOrd 1913 5th NV. .-........ DE 0I90.I
Rogers Transfer 1913 Y ave .........ME 977S
SnOWden'S Transfer 18th & Fla Az ne u I073
Walker 1922 18th NV ......DE 1888
MOTOR FREIGHT
HerreH Transfer All 9Th st sw .. Of 709S
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Feet Hurtf improved Locke Method ... Of 64Os
Or Francis Dentist 1924 18th ...... NO $3.50
Or VIM Rock us 9th NV ............ MA 1892
Or Nelson (specaliSU 4O4 7th st NV Treatment
free Ons ' lexis medicine 81 90
Or SCOTS indian Med Co 1905 9th NV 20 SOS
Wash Business Bureau 29S Bond big e.. MA o724
Or W Cameron Foot Sps 1854 U NV NO 1892
PERSONALS
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WANTED TO BUY REAL ESTATE
J Wesley Buchanan Inc 9ls 18th nw...,ME l'A3
Goss Realty Co 140S Eye st NV ..-..,. MA 1856
RObt MckeeVer CO Shoreham BLDG. MA 1850
Weaver Bros Washington bldg .......... Ol 94s6
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LIQUOR CO 1905 Columbia I'd NV ..AD $500
Ace Beverage Co 2442 10 NV $780, 40 1850
Ambassador Beer & Liquor 24e5 IL NV CO 1920
Ambrosis DeIicatessen IA & Fla av NV NO 2028
Cairo Liquor Shop 1918 II NV NO 97I2
Castel Liquor Store 1859 You st E. NO 94l9
r D Liquor Store 3249 Mt Pleasant CO 2420
Hymans LIQUOR She's 1928 Mt Pleasant CO 1888
Jaffs Liquor Store 201 G NV ....... OI 1872
MulherinS Liquor Store II NV ..... ME 1876
Reds Liquor Store 1859 u st NV NO 94i9
Reliable LIuuor Store 18th R Az ne DE 1921
Rhode Island Liuuor Store 914 R I av ne PO 1885
Liquor Store 625 Pa Ss....... II 1927
Spanish Store 1895 18th NV DE 1898
SteeIman's IiQuor Store 2746 IA NV CO 6767
True Blue LiquOr Store 1879 wis av NV WE 1876
York Wine 4 IIuuor Store 1867 Ga Az CO 1865
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CIay8 Majestic PhiIeo SsrV 1899 18th NV DE 1852
Gardner Pinkstt 1913 You st NV De $500
Garner'S Soc Radio Ser Calls ......... CO 69lA
Gihsons Radio Serv 1921 Belmont I'd NV CO 7I5S
Green's Radio Service 34I4 18th ne DE 4236
n C Lord Radio L Rsfa Service &c 1922
Industrial e. l. Radio Serv 5l2 Fla aV DE $3.50
Kennedy's Radio Service 1919 18th NV CO 1000
Modern Flee Lab 500 Fla Az De 1929
Radio Sam 1914 18th NV .....GE 624I
Universal Radio Flee Co lO4 H ct NV DI $3.50
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at IL noon o0er VOL at no G6.
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Charles Brooms S14 st ns......Ar 1857
John HiadOn 1900 10th ne ...,..... 20 022a
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Allied Cleaners L Dyers 9S3 Hamilton NV &c 1888
Berry Blake 1912 You st nv ......O De 5I82
Bon Ton Cleaners 1904 18th ne .,,...N0 5557
Evans 1928 18th NV .............AO 6288
Economy Laundry 1855 4th NV .... De 1857
Fishers Cleaners Dyers 2127 18th NV NO 9785
Maynard's 1924 Georgia ave NV AO 1905
i4th ST Cleaners L OyerS 2Sl9 ii NV co 6376
NuvO Cleaners 4 Oyers 1928 "a NV CO 9522
ParkVieV Cleaners. Oyers 3215 14th NV AD 6932
RUG CLEANING
Capitol Carpet Cleaners 1851 Ward ct MA 1885
luWin Rue Cleaning Co 1928 7th NV . NO $3.50
Mark keshishian 1914 Conn .. MA 5346
VALET SERVICE
Ambassador Shoe Repairing 2i48 18th NV
Blue Ribbon Valet Shop 4O9la King st Alex. Va.
Brigusio Shoe Repair 1928 Georgia Az NV
Doyle's Valet Shop 926 You st NV
Grand C'tral Valet Shop 1912 n Az NV NE $500
knickerbocker Shoe Shop 1924 18th st NV CO 8i8I
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Nick Errieo Shoe Repair 2235 Pa av 50
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o BayIiss Builders & Cont 51S King Alex 298
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Gruver Sl6 Investment Big MA 1897
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Col Robt MOos Wash Blvd Buchanan CIar 1880
Horn Construction Co POI Inv bldg $500, NE 437s
Rudolph L West 1892 N Az NV MA $3.50
Harry Wardman 1912 NV ............DI $3.50
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MOCOF ITaVeIS III
GOING TO PITTSBURGH early Sat. a. M
take 8. Return early Mon. am. AT. 4749-J
, 1935-02-07

burgh, opening Feb. II. Ernestl
Van Fossan. Of the board Of tax
appeals, with two other MEMBERS
viii preside. Former Senator
David ?. Reed Of Pennsylvania
viii represent Mellon and Robert
Jackson will be chief government
counsel. Full membership of the
board Of tax appeals, Is, will rem.
der the final verdict. -
, 1935-02-07

Whether multi-millionaire Andrew
Mellon, former secretary of the
treasury, shall collect S139, O45.17
for what he claims to be overpaid
income taxes owed him by the
government, or whether the in
ternal revenue bureau shall col
lect s3,075,1O5.23 for alleged tax
evasion and penalties will BE- de-
termined at hearings in Pitts
Evening star., 1935-11-14
Leatherprices
are e2hnm%i
~ ARE you one of those
VA who have decided to
W. forsake leather substi.

W. forsake leather substi.
tutes and buy Douglas All.
Leather Shoes? Then we
suggest that you buy now,
while prices are still low!
You know what happened
to beef prices! Leather, too,
has risen about 500 this year.
No telling how long shoe
prices can remain at the
present level.
So-protect your feet with
Douglas All.Leather Construc.
ton, and protect your purse
by buying now. Lay in two or
three pairs if you can. Come
in today-see, save and be
satisfied.
Evening star., 1935-11-14
Meeting AT BOWIE
DRAWS BIG STABLES
Last.Minute Demand for Stalls
Heavy-Numerous Attractive
Stakes Arranged.

ROWIE. Nd, November 14-There
~ is a last-minute rush on for stalls
for the final lap of Maryland's 1885
racing season, which opens Friday.
Big stakes will be run during the
meeting, which ends November 80
The Bowie Claiming Stakes on OPEN
ing day, has attracted 20 nomina-
tions. Thirty horses are eligible for
the Prince Georges Autumn Handi-
cap on Saturday A similar number
are eligible for the Endurance Handi-
cap on November %.
The Thanksgiving Handicap and
Marlboro Claiming Handicap, cofea-
lures on November %. have attracted
80 and IL nominations, respectively.
The $1,000 James F. OHara and
Gadsden D. Bryan Memorial on the
closing day Of State racing. has at
tracted % nominations, including
Walter M. Jeffords' Firethorn.
Post time for the meeting has been
set for pm. Seven races will be
run daily, with the daily double
being offered on each days first and
third races.
In an effort to cause the Jockeys
to do their best. General Manager
Joseph 3. Boyle is offering a gold
watch to the lad that chalks up the
greatest number of victories.
Evening star., 1935-11-14
D. c. GRID LEADERS
PRAISE PRO GAME
Talks by Hagerty, Leemans Boost
Moneyed Clan at Y. N. c. A.
Members Night"

PROFESSIONAL foot ball received
appreciation last night of Jack
Hagerty, Georgetown University coach,
and Tuffy Leen1ans, George Washing
ton University gridiron star, at new
members night" celebration in the
gymnasium of the Central Y. M. C. A.
Hagerty. Leemans. Coach w. j.
Reinhart of George Washington. Joe
Meglen Of the Georgetown team and
Nick Altrock were guests Of the Y. NJ
G. A. at the lively gathering.
Hagerty predicted big future for
professional foot ball. 1t has crowd
appeal. he said. because 1t is rougher
than the college game.
Tuffy said he could see no objection
to college player going into the pro-
fessional game after his college grid
career is done. pointing out that moth
ing is thought of college base ball
players entering the big leagues. He
said he liked" professional foot ball,
but he did not commit himself as to
his own intentions.
Evening star., 1935-11-14
Fights Last Night
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
TORONTO.-Freddy Miller. l3o34,
Cincinnati, outpointed Roger Bernard,
1904, Flint, Mich. 90 rounds, nom
title).
DULUTH, Minn.-Freddy Chyno-
weth. 1877. Chicago, outpointed Babe
Daniels, 1873, Minneapolis (6): Johnny
Erjavec, 1872, Duluth. knocked out Vern
Trickel, 1876, Emmetsburg. Iowa %;
Stan Savoldi, 1876, Minneapolis, out
pointed Larry Deutsch, 1873. Duluth
"a: 81 vester. 1so. Duluth, knocked
out Devere Finn. 1873, River Falls. Wis.
a.; Curly Martin, l45, Topeka, Kans.,
and Eddie Ruidle. 146, Proctor, drew
%.
SAN FRANCISCO.-Phil Brubaker,
1872, Dinuba, Calf. stopped George
Simpson. 17s, Spokane. Wash, Cd:
Henry Huerta, 1875, Chicago, and Tony
Mannini, 1875, San Francisco, drew (D.
IDAHO FALLS, Idaho-Jack Nash
1913, Portland, Greg, knocked out Don
Patton, 122, Salt Lake City ~: Jimmy
WalcoSt. 159, Phoenix, Ariz., knocked
out Billy Black, 100, Salt Lake City (0.
Evening star., 1935-11-14
OHIO STATE QUINTET
ON G. W. COURT LIST
Two Tussles With Buckeyes Are
Among 81 Scheduled for
Basket Ball Team.

GAMES with Ohio State and a visit
~ to New York to meet st. Johns
of Brooklyn lend sparkle to George
washington's 2l-game basket ball
schedule just announced by Colonial
officials.
The Buckeyes will be met on a
home -and-home basis, G. w. visiting
Columbus for game on December IL
and entertaining the Big Ten court
men here January 81. St. Johns, an
nually one of the stand-out fives Of
the East, plays hosts to the Buff and
Blue FIVE on February 20.
George Washington will open its
season here December 9 against
Shenandoah. A Christmas night
game with Villanova also is on the
Colonials' schedule.
The schedule:
December Q: shenandoah; u. Ohio
IS. Villanova. at Newark. N J.
January 4. Wake Forest at Wake For
est; s, Oglethorpe; 10. Elon; 13, Rich.
mond: 4. yillanova: 20. Emory and
February 3, Geneva; 8. Davis and n:
ElRins, fRii IL At EiEins W. Va: Is: Wess Viz:
ginia. at Morgantown; II, Westminster;
Island d. at Newark. N J.: "a. wake Forest
Evening star., 1935-11-14

Postponed by rain yesterday, matches
in three turkey tournaments at the
public courses were to be played to-
day, with more than usual interest
in evidence in the match at Rock
Creek Park, in which Uncle Nick
Altrock was to clash with Telford
Gibraski, former Cincinnati pro. The
winner of this match will reach the
final round. All the Journeys at Rock
Greek Park, East Potomac Park and
Anacostia Park were washed out by
rain yesterday.
Washington's quartet Of entrants in
the mid-South tourney must do better
today and tomorrow at Pinehurst
than they did in the best ball affair
Evening star., 1935-11-14

The Jeffersonian Club basket hall
team of Frederick is arranging games
with strong unlimited amateur f1ves.
Writ4,R. j. Atkinson at Frederick, Md.
Evening star., 1935-11-14
FIRST ARMY CLASH
LISTED BY W. AND |
Generals to Play at West Point
Next October 3-Maryland
Thanksgiving Foe.


T EXTINCTION, Va. November a.
Washington and Lee and Army
will meet on the gridiron for the first
time next year, it was announced here
today by r. A. Smith, w. and L.
graduate manager, as the 1885 sched-
ule for the Generals was released.
The game will be played at West
Point October 8.
The Generals 1886 schedule also
will be featured by a Thanksgiving
day game with the University of
Maryland at Baltimore. Plans are to
make this an annual affair and con-
tinue it indefinitely" IL the early
games in the Maryland metropolis are
q success.
Washington and Lees homecoming
day game will be played with v. P. l.
here November Z.
November Il an open date probably
will be filled with a Virginia team.
September 26-Wofford at Lexington.
october ARMY at West Point.
October lowest Virginia at Charles
october 17-Kentucky at Lexington. Va.
e9sss SeSeaseS sAs ". p. iea903e; as Iexinston
November 14-open
Thanksgiving day-Maryland at Balti-
Evening star., 1935-11-14
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
n YEW YORK, November IA
nj Richmond University gridders
" got one Of those good old COL
4 legiate thrills the other day
when Fiji D'Orsay. the film star.
showed up at practice 4. . Interviewed
after the workout. Fiji said: II Just
lofe foot ball" King Levinsky has
signed for q mixed bout with Ray
Steele, the rassler ;. He'll be sitting
on a flagpole next An Oklahoma
fan who saw Princeton beat Harvard
describes the Tigers as "a power house
rolling along on % legs"
Ray Morrison, Vanderbilt coach.
says: 1--WE beat Georgia Tech and
should have lost And we lost to
Temple. ordham and Louisiana State
and should have won" -. Detroit paid
Mickey Cochrane $51,500 in salary
and bonuses last season Charlie
Dresser is having salary trouble with
the Cincinnati Reds >. They're look
ing for 10000 at Duke-Carolina Sat-
urday That's foot ball crowd
in the South.
Note to Paul Glickenstein: George
Kirchner of the Lancaster (Pa.) New
Era reports Bill Boothman made that
fancy bowling score with rubber-band
duckpins. Chick Meehan and Nal
Stevens, New York coaches, want
those goal posts brought back to the
goal lines. d. Here's another vote for
same. Murder With Gloves" Joe
Louis inside story Of his f1stic assas-
sinations, in a current magazine, was
written by Gene Kessler Of the Chi
cago Times.
1t didn't take Bert McGrane Of the
Des Moines Register long TO come up
with a fellow who actually gained
some ground through Charlie
(Wrecker) Wasicek of Colgate. (.
He says Oze Simmons went right over
Charlie for his second and winning
touchdown against Colgate. Also
sent In Oze's picture which we'll pass
on to Dexter Teed, - Colgate press
agent, who was doing most of the
horn blowing.
Lou Little, who owns 36 suits, has
added black one. Add winning
streaks: Lake City, Fla, High has
Evening star., 1935-11-14
NFSTRA9GUDW OEE TllE TEE
| & by w. r. Ms cALLuM

If they are to pick up q slice Of
the 81 500 prize dough.
Leo Walper of Bethesda and Ralph
Beach Of Baltimore came closer than
any of the others in the best ball
affair, finishing with 36-hole total
of 143, a shot outside. Al Houghton
and Walter Cunningham played badly
to finish with 1885, while Cliff Spencer
withdrew when George Diffenbaugh,
his partner. did not appear. All the
lads we're playing today in the first
l8-hole round of the individual cham
pionship.
Charlie Penna and Sandy Armour
who used to hold down the fort at
Congressional, took a brace Of 76s
for l52 in the best ball affair.
Evening star., 1935-11-14
Punts and Passes

By the Associated Press.
r YAMILTON, N. Y.-Just an
IL other bit of color" gone from
college foot ball. William A.
Il L Reid, Colgates graduate man
ager of athletics. has figured out a
way to prevent goal post riots after
the game, and the students have
agreed to try it at Syracuse Saturday.
They'll stay in their seats and the
losers will send a goal post to the
winners later.
CHICAGO-Jay Berwanger, Chica-
COS brilliant back, says he'll play
against Indiana even though he has
q damaged shoulder. Coach Clark
Shaughnessy says he won't. The
question still is open, but it's safe
bet the Hoosiers are roofing for
Shaughnessy. Berwanger ran back
last years Indiana kickoff SO yards
for touchdown.
WEsTM1NsTER, Md. - Western
Nv Maryland foot ball players will
pay S220 each to get into the Balti-
more Stadium for their game against
Maryland December z. The proceeds
will 60 to build field house at West
ern Maryland. When the students
agreed to pay the top price instead Of
the usual 55-cent student fee the play
ers decided they shouldn't be exempt.
NEW YoRK.-This seems to be the
ultimate in discounting an opponents
power. When New York University s
unbeaten Violets went out for a
defensive drill yesterday in prepara-
ton for the Rutgers game the B squad
sent N Y. U. plays at them instead
of Rutgers formations.
NEW HAVEN, Conn.-The FUN" is
gone from Yale foot ball the rest
Of the season except on Saturday aft
ernoons. To prevent injuries before
the Harvard and Princeton games,
Coach Ducky Pond has decided there
will be no more scrimmage the rest Of
the season.
Observation-Disclosures won't
nave to worry Saturday about "Dyna-
mite Dave" Smukler. Temples bone
crushing fullback. Dave hurt his knee
early in the season and during prac-
tice yesterday 1t gave way again under
the strain of hurrying his 215 pounds
down the field under a punt.
NEW YORK.-Fordham's linemen
may not be quite so famous as Notre
Danes seven mules" of years ago,
but they havC even more fanciful
names. The powerful Ram line of
1929 and 1880 was labeled the seven
blocks of granite" and this years for.
wards are known as the "seven Sam
sons"
Evening star., 1935-11-14
STANFORD MINUS
ROSE BOWL PUNCH
Gains Much Yardage, but
Scores Wins Only With
Kicking Skill.
Nv the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
~ ALO ALTO. Calf. November
- 14.-The Stanford indians
have a mystery on their hands
4 and on the solution may de-
pend their chances of representing
the West in the Rose Bowl for the
third straight year.
The mystery lies in the fact they
have gained nearly mile in yardage
this season, but have been forced to
resort to field goals to win three OF
their games.
And the Indians have less than
two weeks to do something about it
before meeting California, an unde-
feated eleven which hopes to succeed
Stanford as the Bowl defender.
In six games to date, the Indians
have gained 1923 yards from scrim-
mage and passes, compared to a total
of ITO yards for their opponents.
Their total of first downs stands at
81, against 80 for the opposition.
Stanford piled up 203 yards from
scrimmage. against 191 yards for
Washington, but won the game only
by two field goals.
Southern California outpassed Stan
ford 80 yards to II, but in scrimmage
it was 225 yards to SO yards for
U. S. c. Yet it was necessary for
Monk Moscrip to boot q field goal
for the 3-to-0 win.
It was Moscrip's field goal that
won the game from Santa Clara. 8
to Z.
Coincidentaly, 1t was Moscrip's
failure to boot an accurate kick from
placement after touchdown that cost
Stanford at least tie with the Uni
versity of California at Los Angeles.
U. c. l.. A. won, Z to 6, but STAN
fords total yardage gained was 1853
yards, against rs, and 16 first downs,
against 2 for U. C. L. A.
Evening star., 1935-11-14
v. P. |. VISITS VIRGINIA

UNIVERSITY, Va, November IA
virginia's game with v. P. I. here
at 2:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon
is the last home appearance of the
Cavaliers this season.
Tech is bringing a successful team
to Scott Stadium, captained by Louis
Fritto. a fine end. and doubly dan
gerous because of two super-special
backs, Foots Dickerson and Mel
Lyavry
Evening star., 1935-11-14
pon Grid Losers of District Prep Schools to Battle TOMORROW
Fiji D'Orsay Puts a Thrill
In Spiders Foot Ball Drill;
Leuinsky, Steele in Mixed Go

lost only two games In the last five
foot ball seasons. Hobart Hoosier.
former Tennessee star, Is the coach.
:. Maj. Bob Neyland. watching them
from the grandstand this season, still
insists Dixie Howell of Alabama Is
the best back he ever saw.
Among the trick sports at Valley
Forge Military Academy In Pennsyl-
vania are boxing matches between
cadets on stills. hockey played
on roller skates with q base ball for a
puck and Roman archery, in which
the archer rides horseback and re-
leases the bow while taking q hurdle,
Evening star., 1935-11-14
Sports Mirror

BY the Associated Press.
Today year ago-Lester Stoefen,
third ranking United States player,
turned tennis professional.
Three years ago-George Barker of
New York University won I. c. "A
cross-country race In record time Of
% minutes SAB seconds.
Five years ago-Army-Navy agreed
to meet In benefit foot ball game; FIRST
service contest since 1927.
Evening star., 1935-11-14

HEADS VOLUNTEERS.
JACKSON, Tenn. November IA LP.
Al B. Shouse of Lexington, KY, has
been elected president Of the National
Fox Hunters Association.
Evening star., 1935-11-14

Lou Little, who owns SO suits, has
added a black one. Add winning
streaks: Lake City, Fla, High has