davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La opinión., 1935-09-11
E. JUEz lands AUTORIzO E.
VIAJEDEL ALL STAR MEXICO
Griffith, p~residente de los Senadores, fracaso en-
su campana contra ell viaje del equipo de las ligas

yer ell dinero que lie habian dado
como garantia.
Pero los promotores mexicanos
va habian hecho muchos gastos y
enviaron un extenso telegrama al
Alto Comisionado Lands, que re-
side aqui, e~xplicandole ell case cla-
ramente, Y ademds recibio ell IA
moso Y justiciero juez otro tele-
grama del sehor Daniels, Embaja-
dor de los Estados UniGos en- Me-
xico. haciendole yer que la canoe
lacion del viaje lastimaria Ell buen
nombre del beisbol organizado
norteamericano. asi como indican-
dole que ell hecho de venir Ell equi-
pc de Estrellas &c Ligas Mayores,
ayudarfa a estrechar los lazos de
union entire los dos paises Y, ade-
mas, harfa mas popular ell llama
do rey de los deportes Y por ulti-
mo la Federation Mexicana de
Beisbol tambi6n lie envio un a
blegrama haciendole yer 10 mucho
| que ~ayudaria al beisbol mexicano
esq vista.
Lands mand6 a lamar a Earl
Mack. que le eonfirmo en- todas
| sus parties ell dtcho de los promo
| torres e Embellishments Lands Sc
| estuvo comunicando con todos los
| presidente de los equipos que no
| querfan prestar sus jugadores, pre-
guntandoles la razon por la que
Sc oponian.
Una vez enterado de TODD, rim
dio Ell veredicto que es muy breve:
Dice textualmente asi: "Estu-
diando detenidamente ell case. de-
edo que los propietarios de los
equipos no tienen ninguna razon
para oponerse a Ia vista de los
jusadores al veeino PATS amigo.
Que tai vista sera benefieiosa tan
to para ell estrechamiento de las
r~eiaciones entire los dos pafses CO.
mo para ell deporte en- ell pals her
mano Y la diffusion del deporte a
mi cuidado, por 10 tanto mando Y
ordeno que aquellos jugadores que
por propia voluntad hayan firma-
do para ir. marchen con e equipo
que forma Earl Mack sin que los
presidentes de los clubes puedan
poner oposiclon alguna, asi como
que puedan ir aquellos que 10 de-
seen Y sean solicitados por Earl
Mack.
La cancellation del viaje seria
un rudo golpe no solo para ell pres
tigio del beisbol organizado que
debo cuidar, pues en- 81 confiaron
los promotores meXieanos al fir
mar Ell contrato. sine que tambien
porjudicaria al beisbol meXicano.
que sin estar ligado a nosotros es-
treehamente. por no tener regla-
mentado su beisboI professional,
muchas veees han impedido que
peloteros suspendidos aqui jueguen
ALA. por 10 cual estamos de he
cho unldos a ellos.
FL contrato debe ser eumplimen-
tado exaetamente como Sc firm6
en- la eiudad de Mexico Y del eual
tengo copiG.-KESESAW NOUN
TAIN lands.
La opinión., 1935-09-11

CHICAGO, ILL.,, septiembre TO-
Mr.. Kenesaw Mountain lands, al
to comisionado del beisbol organl-
zado, rindio hoy ell veredieto sobre
la vista del equipo de Estrellas de
las Ligas Mayores a Ia ciudad de
Mexico, ell cual anualmente junta
Earl Mack, Ell assistent manager DE
los Atleticos de Filadelfia Y ell ano
pasado. con gran exito, fue al ia
pom.
Este aho Earl Mack hizo los ARE
CLOS para ir a la ciudad de Mexico
como ell aho pasado para Ell viaje
al Japon: primero sac6 Ell consen-
timiento de los principles jugado-
e que debfan ir y va o 81, hi
20 las proposiciones. las cuales fue-
ron aeeptadas por una empresa Sc
ria, fernando ell contrato los Sc
flores Carlos j. Lavergne, que es e.
promoter de boxeo de la Arena Ma
cional de esa ciudad; ell senior Sal
vador Lutteroth. empresario de lu-
Nlad 1 dtI li1lSiilo AoNaAs Si 91AApA
Homobono r. Marquee, manager
de la prestigiada noyena 'Aztecas
Y que ha sido coempresario en- ten
poradas pasadas que ahf han he
cho Y ell senior Ernesto Carmona
presidente de la Federation Next
cana de Beisbol, tambien prestigia
do manager y que es bien conocidc
aquf, pues vino en- viaje de estudio
permaneeiendo como 'rokie' con los
Cardenales de st. Louis, a~etuales
campeones eel mundo.
Para la firma de tai contrato Ia
noYena de Estrellas enviaron a Me
xico al senior II. II. Hester, mismo
que hizo los arreglos para Ell viaje
del aho pasado al Jap6n.
Mr.. Hester pidio a los promote
res meXicanos una cantidad como
garantia del cumplimiento del con-
trato, la cual otorgaron en- ell mis-
mo momento de firmar. En- cambio
los promotores no pldieron ninguna
garantfa, pues dijeron que para
ellos era bastante Ell prestigio del
beisboI organizado de los Estados
Unidos.
El contrato Sc firm6 por q%uintu-
plicado, quedandose n copia en-
poder del senior Hester. otra de los
empresarios mexieanos Y enviando
una a cada presidente de Liza Ma
yor Y otra al Juez Lands. alto CO.
misionado.
Pero al saber Clark Griffith, pro
pietario Y presidente de los Sena-
dores de Washington. de donde sc
van a tomar algunos peloteros.
que habia sido firmado ell contra
to, nego Ell permiso para que fue-
ran sus peloteros a Mexico, preteN
tando que 81 habfa dado cuenta
de que estas jiras los perjudieabaa
cosa extemporanea. pues debfa ha-
berlo dicho va hace tempo.
No Sc concrete a ESQ Griffith
slno que hizo una campana con los
otros presidentes de los equipos
para que tambien negaran su con
sentimiento, l%ogrando que Sc adhi-
rieran algunos.
Al Yer Earl Mack que no podria
llevar un buen equipo a Mexico
decide caneelar la serle y deyol'
La opinión., 1935-09-11
Ell PLAN DE coMBATE DE
DUSEk

Ernie Dusek, DIRTY Ernie" o ell
"villano de Omaha. apodos que
para los oidos de Dusek sol dulce
mdsica, ha hecho sus planes de con
bate para esta noche, d~ispuesto a
yer su brazo levantado en- senal de
triunfo al final del e~ncuentro.
"Si Lopez haoe uso de su solpe
con el code, dice Dusek, "yo pom
DIRE en- aeei6n, no ell oodo nj ell an
tebrazo, sino mis- puhos cerrados.
~ vamos a yer quien de los dos
eede primero en- la refriega".
Dusek agrega que Lopez 10 VEN
clio la primera e que contendie-
ron. porque la lucha era a una
caida solamente. y porque no es-
taba tan experto en- Ia defensa con-
ira los golpes de antebrazo.
"Pero ahora he perfeceionado una
defensa que bloqueara los golpes
de Lopez, y ademas, en- tres eaidas
tendra mas probabilidades de ven
c%erlo".
La opinión., 1935-09-11

dores de Teller. Sobre TODD,
con un pitcher del ealibre de
Mario de la Fuente en- ell cen
tro del diamante.
Los aficionados nos hicie-
ron recordar Ell gran triunfo
que afcanzo en- su debut Ell EUR
ditto Castro con ell Cananea,
euando al terminar Ell juego
invadieron ell campo para abra
(Sigue en- la sa. Pag.)
La opinión., 1935-09-11
Otros Eoentos Deportioos en-
la Toma de Possession de Ramos

Ige Rivas Bringas, Jorge Gutierrez,
Francisco Escandon, Jorge NJ. Ro-
man, y Carlos Leon.
lJUon
RAMA DE COMPETENCIA. -
Club Observation-Disclosures: Ernesto
Amescua. - Carreras: R~udisbaldo
Gil Samaniego.
BASKET BALL. -Blique Juve-
nil Observation-Disclosures Es-
quer, Bolia Voolfolk, Emma More
IA. Maria Rodriguez D., Amalia
Morera, Manuela Macon r., Ali
ella Alday, Elisa Luna, y. Guada-
lupe Quihuis.
La opinión., 1935-09-11
JUVENILES VS..
HANFORD EN-
UN JUEGO

Ell proximo lunes 10 de septiem-
bre, durante la celebration de la In
dependeneia Mexicana, las noyenas
Juveniles de Delano y Hanford, SOS
tendran I'm encuentro de reyancha
en- ell diamante de Hanford.
Los Juveniles saldran de sus te-
rrenos ell Is y ell 16 para sostener
dos iuegos duros, enfrentandose pri
nero a la noyena de Fresno, a las
2 P. NJ, y luego al Hanford a las
1890 A. NJ. Ell lunes.
-)o(-
Ell Aviso clasificado es Econ6mico
La opinión., 1935-09-11
eUAYMAs

Prof' BENJAMIN de la Ree.-De-
portivo Social Natacion.- os-
car Rivera, comite Local Deporti-
Vo de Guaymas. Observation-Disclosures
mando Flores de la Vega, Deporti-
vo Local, basket ban. -Mlgue, q
valdez, Comite Local Deportivo.
selection de basket ball.-Arman-
Garcia Aburto, comits Local
La opinión., 1935-09-11
HERMosiLLo, Son.,

HERMoSiLLo, Son., septiem-
bre 2.-PC)-La siguiente es una
lista de los participates en- los
eventos atleticos que Sc desarro-
llaron en- ell estadio de la Casa del
Pueblo, de esta ciudad, con mott
vo de la toma de possession del Go
bernador Ramon Ramos. ell 1ltimo
domingo:
La opinión., 1935-09-11
cANANEA

BASQUBT BALL-Bloque ,Juve-
MI ReVolueionario de cananea. -
francisco V. Cruz. Luis Bartolini
H. Ramon Armenia. ]. Carlos
oehoa, Alexandra Marrufo. Ran,
Morales, Arturo Dfaz. Tomas Busts-
mantle Y Feliciano Avila.
La opinión., 1935-09-11
LEA I'D. ''LA OPINION

Deportivo, Basket ball.-Prof. Gui
llermo Varela.-Comit6 Local De-
portivo Natacion.-Felipe Caoho.-
c. l.. D.-Natacion. Manuel Mon
cayo, c. L. d. Nataeion. -Sixto
Mexia Jr. c. L. d. basket ball
La opinión., 1935-09-11
LOPEZ LUCIA ESTA N0CHE
CON DUSEk EN- Ell OLYMPIC
Campbell Burlo a la Muerte

La muerte estuvo a punto de epilogar en- tragedia ell intento
de Sir Malcolm Campbell por estabecer su nuevo record de 300 mi
liza. por bora e n ell deserto satire de Bonneville, Utah. Cuando
corria ell Bhuebird a ESQ millas por bora, una nanta hio explosion,
incendiandose por la terrible friccion de velocidad. En- la foo sc
We al as ingles examinando la Ilanta, de.pues de haber burlado una
veg a la muerte.
La opinión., 1935-09-11
Ganador del Trofeo Thompson

Hacienda un promedio de 20 millas pr bora, ell photo Harold
Neumsnn, Gzquierda) de Moline, ILL.,, gano la carrers de veloddad
Pr ell trofeo Thompson, conquistando un premio de $4,000 en- las
Csrreras Nacionsles Aereas de Cleveland. $4,000 espectadores acla-
maron al vencedor. Ruth Chatterton. sr,sta de la pantaIa, apa-
rece entregando ell trofeo a Neumann, quien recibe las feicitacio-
nes de Roscoe Turner. Este fe Tornado a salir de la carrera en- la
ultima vuelta, cuando lievaba sete minas de yentaja.
La opinión., 1935-09-11
CAMPEON
REPUESTO DE-
SU LESION
Salio del hospital aver y es-
ia listo para la contien-
da

va COMPLIMENTS repuesto de
la lesion que sufri6 ell dltimo mar
ties en- San Francisco, al ser gol-
peado de un rodillazo por Sander
Szabo, ell campeon mundial Vicente
Lopez entrara en- accion hoy en-
ell Olympic Auditorium, e~nfrentan-
dose a un adversario peligroso CO
mo 10 es Ernie Dusek.
Lopez salio aver del hospital
Queen of Angels, donde estuyo re
clufdo toda Ia semana, aunque los
ultimos dfas fue solo con ell pro-
p6sito de descansar por ordenes ex
presas de su medico.
Hoy en- la noche. ell campeon es-
tara en- ~perfectas condolences fish
cas- para defender su campeonato
contra Dusek, al que ere veneer
nuevamente, aunque segun declara
espera tener una de las contien-
das mas duras desde que conquis-
to ell ~campeonato.
Ell PRoGRAMA DE EsTA NocHE
Ell programa concertado por ell
Promoter Jack Daro para la fun
cion de esta noche, es como sigue:
Vicente Lopez VS.. Ernie Dusek,
8 cafdas.
Man Mountain Dean VS.. Jack
Washburn, 3 caidas, l bora de lmi-
te.
Paul Bosch VS.. Nick Lutte, l
caida, 30 minutes.
Wee Willie Davis VS.. Ivan Man
nagoff, l caida, 80 minutes.
AL Bisignano VS.. Fred Corano, l
eaida, 20 minutes.
Babe Zaharias VS.. Harry Ekizain
I eaida, 90 minutes.
Ell e%ncuentra estelar sera a tres
caidas sin Unite de tempo. Dusek
entrara al ring dispuesto a noquear
al mexicano para poder vencerlo y
reclamar ell tftulo que Ia Comision
Atletica de California reconoce al
yencedor del torneo International.
Sin embargo, ell principal objective
del "hombre malo" es ell cinturon
de diamantes valuado en- $4,000,
que ell Promoter Lou Daro entrego
a Vicente Lopez como premio a
sus triunfos en- ell torneo.
Evening star., 1935-01-13
DOGS. PETS, ETC.
fCowfinusd

CANAfaIEs. singers, females and mated
pairs; yellow. white: cinnamon; brooding
cages and parakeets; reasonable. !27
YOU WILL never regret owning . Dover.
man pinscher splendid young stock OF
eyceptional breedins: sac up ZOE cockeT- W
TERRIER. toy MANCHESTER: g mo: old; old;
saciifice s1o; worth $50. Geo. a3s9.
COLLIE: female, year, old peaisree,d3;
dren: ss5. Cali west 0s29-J.
BOSTON TERRIER breed ,e mstrons; 1,s; sSn: sDsn;
s.d:rdnT bred: sscr1f,ee isas If sold today Phone
DEE Gee KENNELS;
tish and wire-haired fox terriers; cheap.
Spring 3ia miles. Phone Shepherd 332s.
COLLIE PUPS: 2 months old. Apply Dow
phone Fails Church s3s-F-2i.
CLOSING OUT KENNLLs-Boston bull
y Thre. %apes eos m.e
Colleee Park. Baltimore blvd.
TROPICAL FISH. over so rare and popular
varieties, including hatchet hsh, rasboras.
Live food and plants. Hansen, 1870 D
PEKINGEsE-Beautiful fawn excellent
pedisree, small type. perfect pet; no rea-
sonable le, ofier refused. a9"O Ontario rd''
cANARIEs: choice young singers. yellow,
Webster 1908 T St. Anacostia.
PERSIAN KITTENS, beautiful, 8 months
Sd 6i ss, tMo brown s!1 seey one black Sell
IRISH MISUNDERSTANDING sturdy pups;
2 ,,r weeks CID IxseptIOnal!yy sood blood !OO
S se' p'es iSI such ans us or on. SoG
06s6-J. Stud service available.
BOSTON TERRIER females: excellent
SC stock o,, brood y, and show prospects. ~
not over year old; wfre-hair. welsh. Scotch
home for reasonably priced animal. Ad-
dress Box 1857 Star once.
POLICE PUPPIES; thoToughbred; two.
dress Box ga. Star once.
will prevent his loss; postpaid. zoe. w. b.
Walters Takoma Park. D. c.
ENGLISH BULL PUPS pedigreed; cheap;
also stud for sale or service: fee. $40. 42l0
Nichols ave. CongresS Heights.
HEALTHY PEDIGREED PUPS black Scot
ties and nicely marked wires. Popular
prices. Hardhurst Kennels. Wash. .-Balto.
nings only.
CHOW PUPPIES-Reds and blacks. both
seXes Grown males at stud John Ander-
son. Glenmont. Md. Phone Kensinston. 14s.
WIRE FOX TERRJERS-NationaI and in
ternational championship descent. Reg.
healthy home-bred pups. Shepherd 24OS.
RABBITS-Belgian and Brazilian whites.
S42 Ridge I'd. Sc. Phone Lincoln 9105-W.
PUP. Chesapeake Bay. months old fe-
male. $3.50 Nichols ave. Sc.
WIRE-HAIRED FOX TERRIER PUPPIES.
beauties. Phone Metropolitan 3086.
BOSTON .TERRIERsIone toy house
broken anc beautifully marked: reasonable
tor quick sale. 3l9 H ST. ne.
PEOPLE having FOOD home with yard who
will give dog good home. Adams 4434.
GREAT DANES. pediEreed stock. S25.
3"17 1th st. ne. Phone North 1858.
ESKIMO sPITz PUPPIES, months old,
pure white real beauties. 10l 8 ST. NV.
CANARIEs FOR BREEDING.
Males and females; breeding cages,
nests, nesting hair. nesting food. etc.
ATHERTON'S PET SHOPS
612 r St. NV. 1855 wisconsin Ave.
54.a Georgia Ave. NV.
WIRE-HAIRED FOX TERRIER PUPPIES.
SIS to SIS White Eskimo male puppy. SIS.
-
Evening star., 1935-01-13
coal, FUEL on, WOOD.

BEST. Penna hard coal. trucked from the
Reading Coal Co. chutes to your bins
Eoe, $3.50; stove. $3.50; nut. $50;
pea. 5000: buckwheat. $3.50. North
Sl27 anytime bet. : am. pm.
ABOUT 100 CORDS Of seasoned chestnut
wood, all ranked on hard road about 4
miles above Olney Md: 81 per cord
Ayrlawn Farms. Bethesda. Md.
SEASONED OAK. and hickory wood cut in
fireplace length " cord and up. delivered;
also pine. Ryan's Lumber Yard. Phone
Lincoln 0S02
PENN. ANTHRACITE COAL CO-Coal
stored free Penn. hard nut. stove or egg.
S12 Phone Potomac 1549. 16s
Evening star., 1935-01-13
PRICE CUT s., Loo

Hyattsville $40
70 Park ave. Hyattsville. Md:-e rooms
axe axe neW Ssh Ss cs fEs1s mHee5a 54
MODERN 5-RooM HOUSE GARAGE;
trees; reduced to $3.50 tsss. else;: city
ssss :F S ssRs ss? ssss shSRs %sdf sf%' ST.
NV. Washington. d. C.
oxoN H1LI-s-RooM HOUSE WITH 8
sRfNNER sfEfS r oan an.cSstis erfs S c. 4soe *
NEARBY NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. gNFUR-
h.-w.h.. electricity. fireplace: near school.
stores. bus; S45; N. z. RYON REALTY
CO. Clarendon. Va. 13'
Ii: s s time my coona IF hedse eTsIS sen s2H
ing six. rooms and bath. corner property
in good condition, in Alexandra, va. for
a. sSf1 500 ReasDnsole otsn. terms. Address Box
$500 : MODERN sEMI-BUNoALow
sal sale; large lot well located; schools stores;
Nd. or r. r.Iephone Bradley ale cs'n sas.R 'V""'
nice nnie new ami; home. 10 miles ont on
priee sseTls PSone NS1ts ss1a0H as!s village
5-AcRE TRACT, ON CEMENT ROAD. Q
Greyhound busses: beautiful stream; $3.50
per acre; $50 cash down SIS per month.
Also beautiful new and Colonial homes on
easy terms. See MASON HIRST AMMAN
dale Fairfax County, Va, end OF Colum.
bia Pike, phone ALEXANDRIA 43-F-41.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION; HEATED AND
lighted. "wil consider trade" one Of
q group of 40 proposed brick and stone
6-7-S-room house; this house is lash wood,
in modern construction; thermo air con-
ditioned; oil burner; 81 baths; recrea:
lot; in Club Manor Estates. adjacent TO
Army and Navy Club. on Mount Vernon
ave. across from the ONCE OF J. L. PRICE.
oakcrest. :02 Mount Vernon ave. Phone
27@.
SMALL HOUSE,; LOT I0sX540 FIT:
chickens: for 81 $50: SIOO cash, balance
SIS per month. Address Box S4-A. Star
once.
HOUSE. AMI; o ACRES:
Chicken houses for :. 800 chickens: Ss. 500.
M. H. HARTMAN. Floral Park. Nd. lnear
T. b.. p. o. address. Brandywine. Nd.
s.. .aOO-IN CLARENDoN-s-RM HOUSE.
with lots: hardwood hoors, Earase, mod
ern improvements: terms. $500 cash bal.
anee like rent. Call Walnut 1854, 10:3u
to 12 an. or Columbia 1113 sunday an1
evenings. 2. NEWTON sNIDEK. Realtex,
(Continued on Next Psss.S
Evening star., 1935-01-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

VACUUM cLEANERs-1 -year-old Eureka,
$50: good Royal with attachments $1S:
new $50 Premier hand ciesner; I'D SisI shss Stness
VACUUM CLEANERS. rebuilts; more than
100 to choose from; largest assortment ana
sSys'' ssss TERMS Pn,s:' no Interest us eh.rss
X.n, leee sssner ssi s. zee then Phons Es
coin % $3.50 ooen TIN o pm
shop. 1905 H St n. W.
WASHERS AND IRoNERs, bareains. Call
us before you buy Proeter Rtdsely IGonn 14th
inent make. reconditioned and ready to
wash your clothes. Prices range $40 up:
pano isams e g. "fsals as s 81 Gny Arthur
WASHER used, Laundryette spinner type;
perfect condition; $50. 101 Flower ave-.
Takoma Park Md
WASHING MACHINE-Here is q chance
spnDry ariy SOLD oas so4 You may
same for 81 weekly & by p,aya gazing &c out as sas
WASHING MACHINE. Apex S9a;5o de
luxe demonstrator: only one. $40 80. proc.
ter & Ridgely. 14th and Newton SITS. Phone
Columbia 10000
SIS cash; also Apex discontinued models
at biz reductions. Apex Elec. Co. 7OS
9th St NV. at G.
WATER HEATERS, Eas, Pittsburg. auto
matte: storage tank. 30 gallons; ike new.
Sacrifice National 1870 Monday.
WELDING OUTFIT-Electric portable; in
first-class condition: will sell or rent.
Phone Potomac 64l3
WESTINGHOUSE REFRIGERATOR for
sale. reasonable. Call 1904 Talbert ST.
Sc. Apt. "a.
WOODS cord; oak and pine; well sea
soned; free delivery. Adams 3657-J. ?0s
WOOD-Seasoned oak any legnth, deliv-
cred $40 per cord; also pine and kindling.
Dial Walnut S4S7. F. w. Clark. TO-
I0-PIECE DINING ROOM SUITE. perfect
condition: sacrifice for cash. SS5. 6s
w st. NV
1O-pIECE DINING SET. kitchen table,
study table. , single beds, brown enameled
iron bed de luxe coil spring Simmons cot.
6xa Bundhar wilton rug small radio: Apt.
2O3. 1912 New Hampshire ave. NV. Phone
Georeia S191. No dealers. l3'
Is LENS-For l6mm. movie camera;
also F. :, lens for Leica; less half cost.
North 7.75-J.
MEAT GRINDERS q sLIcING MACHINES
436 K St. NV
SERVICE IA
Evening star., 1935-01-13
Printers Equipment.

Bargains: Case stands. imposing tables,
staple binders lead and rule cutter. paper
cutter. furniture and reglets. cabinets
143S YOU ST NV
Evening star., 1935-01-13
POULTRY AND EGGS.

WANTED INCUBATOR. iO0-4OO capacity
State make condition and price. r. z
Beall Berwyn, Md.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE .60O-egs
Amer Wishbone incubator. J. c. Van
WAGNER. Upper Marlboro. Md.
ROCKS REDS LEG. S6"5: Brahmas
Giants. 81; 10O-chick brooder 81: w
Leg: laying pullets. 81. v. K. Frey.
Evening star., 1935-01-13
SALE-sUBURBAN.

BUNGALOWS. HOUSES AND LOTS FOR
sale. ROBERT E. LOHR. 81 Cedar st.
Takoma Park. Phone Georgia 0ss1.
NO CASH PAYMENT-4 ROOMS AND
bath gas electricity. town water: con-
venient: large lot: S"5 month. Call
HYattSVille 2A0
Evening star., 1935-01-13

VACUUM-Eureka with attachments; SIS
for quick sale 3S14 Sth st NV.
Evening star., 1935-01-13
ROOMS AND RcARp-srRURBAN

ATTRACTIVE ROOM with board. modern
home one-half block TO transportation.
One or two persons Phone Walnut s614.
DECATUR HEIGHTS. MD-Private fam
lily. On first floor. Bus al door. Phone
Greenwood 200l.
LYON PARK Val or furnished rooms
with board. in new brick home; hot-vatsr
heat; prefer . sentlemen; 10c bus far 20
city. 607 WASHINGTON ave. IA
Evening star., 1935-01-13

COTORED-Warm. Weii-fnrnished fror
room in modern home; between two cs
lines; for employed person. Adams 1881
Evening star., 1935-01-13
ROOMS-SUBURBAN.

WOODBRIDGE. I7II IRVING ST. NE
Furnished large front room. adjoining bath.
in private detached home; gentlemen or
employed couple Potomac bs5a-W
sI2 BONIPAET ST. silver Spring. Md
Large front furnished room: board op-
tional.
NICELY furnished room for gentleman.
S3 90 per week. Phone Clarendon l44o.
Evening star., 1935-01-13
ROOMS-FURNISHED.

hOOMS-f UhNlShED.
COTORED-Warm, weil-fnrnished front
room in modern home; between two car
lines; for employed person. Adams 5753-R.
ROOMs-UNFURNIsHED.
$40 FRANKLIN 81. NE-Two rooms.
kitchen and bath screened porch; tele-
phone. gas. heat. electricity.
l1o2 9th ST. N;w.-l6hxIsh: electIicity
iaslaoss; bssk: SO Monthly: Monthly open pe'0l' s-"l-D
1928 CONN. AVE. NV, Apt. ,5o2-Room
with private bath; suitable for lady or gen.
tleman refs. required. Phone Emerson 05a2.
s1S s,, sth n,s5 ST sSa ..e for lt.r
ences exchanged: no children. IA
1928 w. VA. AVE. NE.-one room. kitch-
enette; $25 q month.
1925 w. VA AVE NE.-Two rooms. kitch-
enette; screened-in porch; S35 month.
1915 sHERRIER PL. N.w,-In suburban
i.y included. $50 month. Cleveland 1857.
ROOMs-FUR. AND UNFUR.
I759 U ST. Nw-Larse 2nd-noor front
room. fur. or unfur.. rent reasonable; re-
17ss EvARTs ST. NE.-LaIse room.
VIII; reasonable. Decatur 525s-W.
30 RANDOLPH PL. Nw.-one room.
kitchen: slassed. screened porch; all con-
FURNISHED or unfurnished-2 rooms:
ami; $3.50 weekly to good party. ].
Curto 335 H St ne Line lOl47.
44O3 KANSAS AVE. NV or 3 Ink.
rooms; l.. g.. h furnished; reasonable
1850 18th NW.-Single room, suitable
employed person; Ink. II desired: G. n. W..
phone. etc; near cars. Adams O574
$50 9th ST SE--Two light housekeeping
rooms. furnished. S35 per month.
COLORED- ST. near 13th.
Attractive room. next to bath: private
kitchenette il desired; refined employed
party. Columbia 1877.
COLORED-I6I6 EAST CAPITOL ST
Double attractive front room: two men or
employed couple preferred. Lincoln 1897.
Evening star., 1935-01-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
1871 18th St. NV.

a. C. radio for a d. o.
Philco excellent condition: no dealers: not
money transaction. Phone Dist. 1885.
hra 40S
Evening star., 1935-01-13

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Evening star., 1935-01-13
ROOMS AND BOARD.

1875 COL. RID. N.w.-Nicely furnished
room and board; twin beds; good meals;
men only
Evening star., 1935-01-13
WANTED-ROOMs AND BOARD.

RETIRED GENTLEMAN desires room and
bath. breakfast and dinner; central down.
town section; ref. Address Box e6-A
Star once
Nogales international., 1935-12-21
Merry Christmas

To our subscribers, our customers, and our many
friends here in Nogales and elsewhere extend the
seasons greetings We hope that this Christmas finds
you in good health, brings you the delightful com
pany of your family and gives you the happiness that
comes with the knowledge that you have helped to
make others happy.
Christmas indeed is greatest well as our
oldest holiday It is celebration of the most slgn1-
ficant event in history-a time at which we pledge
anew our faith in the doctrines thoughts and beliefs
that must stand at the very basis of every we'll
ganized and happy society.
Each succeeding age has merely emphasized the
eternal truths that were advanced by the Teacher
whose birth We celebrate ON Christmas AS our race
has acquired wisdom and experience it has come to
recognize that the greatest thing in life is love for
Others It not only promises the solution of vexa
tous social problems but points the way to true hap
piness for the Individual It is only when forget
our own selfish interests that find the greatest
joy that life has to offer
How happy life might become if everyone would
accept and apply in daily life the fundamental pre-
cepts of the Christmas faith. How crime poverty, OPP
pression Distress and other scourges Of civiza
ton would disappear. What wonderful possibilities
to live better and happier lives would open out for
all of us.
With these thoughts in mind we again wish you
a Merry Christmas and trust that the day will bring
to you full realization of it's true significance.