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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-08-25

COLORED.
Near Dupont Christianity nat. 4
sH S5s easy SrnE s. alley psr month eae
S4,OO first trust. No reasonable cash
On NJ st.. near ,eth-11 rms; gas, eles;
eondIyion la pries, ss:ooo '0 tO0'
on 9th St.. near New York ayeU4 apis:
l store; ami. Total rents $3.50 per
stores 4a ' spts. above; price. $4,000. -
slS-slb N st. n.wELTyo 3-story brick
$85 clear; $4,45O cash for both. Act
Nu Near sth and n.wz.-stOry brick, 5
r pPise. as IS .o ostn' only f'' $3.50 cash:
rms. 3-story brick; q. mi: price. So; $50.
On Sth st. near Ri. /. ave.3-l% rms;
We shall be pleased to help you md
'h1 uR ReTe % Realty CO. Met. 4e41.
I3ae 18th ST. N.w-6 RMS. BATH. GAS
elect. Furnace heat; large yard TO alley
space for two-car garage. Newly deco
ON Meridian ST.; west of 14th-csn be
used as. q 2:family nat; a:mi., rooms
Near Mckinley High schooi-7 rms,
bath. gas. ami. Price $4,000.
On I4th St; near Park rd.-store and
' Northeast corner. near Union. Market.
on Fairmont st.. between 18th and
14th n.w.-l0 rms. baths. ami. Price
s' VALUABLE corner on 14th st. south of
Thomas Circle-Suitsble for gas station.
parEinE. stores q any susi9ss,s: Price Price
s sssus f ns 81 MS act aackS Srnef
u Tsc ai;i psaAnr c. 9ssi.
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MICHIGAN PARK.
WOODBRIDGE, D. C.

1921 22nd st. n.e-A large S-rm. house
modern in every detail: 4 rms. on eacn
floor Large floor attic. large lot, garage.
Paved street. alley This home will suit =
large family or can be used for :" families.
Close TO graded and Junior high school
This house is in flne condition. Price
50. 800, Terms arranged. Possession at
once. Open Sunday. 10 pm. Week
days 80 pm. Also 1000 Lawrence st.
G-rm. modern bunsalow. Price and terms
1901 Rhode Island ave. ne. North SSH.
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RENT-FLATS,

A-NO.-I CONDITION. Rooms AND
bath. hot-water heat, electric lights. No.
5l6 M ST. ne; rent, S35 so.
SEE HARRY s. WEIGH.
a27 18th 81. NV. District 4346. o5'
NO l-3I2O 18th ST NW-a r. b.
porch, gar, cleo. refrigeration: unfur.,
wApLE JAMES. mo.
1926 14th ST. NV. District 3341.
COLORED.
2l19 N st. NV; 3 and 4 r. L. b. each;
$40 80 to SAT 80; heat and janttor serv-
ice included. r. L. SEYMOUR CO. Phone
National 1907.
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HOUSES-FURNISHED.

CHEVY CHASE-SEvERAL ATTRACTIVE
rooms and baths at LESLIE D. MEAsEL
sIX-RoOM HOUSE FURNISHED, AMI.
Will rent or give free rent to party In ex-
change for room and board for two. 2sOs
Bird ST. ne. 25s
Q ROOMS, 2 BATHS MAIDS ROOM,
2sIs Conn. ave Columbia $50 81.
Mso MOI xc S,RM aogsE
Ample lawns and ssrden For 1S mSs
from Sept. l.. Apply CHARLES s. COL
LIER. 212 Rosemary St. Chevy Chase. Md.
BED rooms, sood-sizsd lot. Can g leassd a:
GROOM HOUSE COMPLETELY FUR
nished. on high ground in woody setting
of magnificent oaks; 10 miles from Capt.
from street cars direct to Treasury. House
has auto. hot-water heat. electric range
and refrigerator. tiled bath and shower. ,
ror doors roll screens insulated attic ga
rage near Univ. OF Md. and Beltsville
Farm. This is an artistic. home built on
near neighbors. Available Sept. /. Shown
by appointment. Berwyn 253. Rent $50.
TAKOMA PARK. MD.--NEARLY NEW g.
room bungalow ami Wondsrful location;
Georgia 1908. today.
bath. comp. furn.; G. E. refrigera. oil
burner near trans. 80 Shepherd st. Hy-
attsville. Md. Phone Hyattsville 124-J.
CHEVY CHASE. D. every DESIRABLE
losation. convenient to transportation.
Frigidaire. Bryant gas heater; garage; must
be responsible person. Available Oct. l;
$3.50 per month. Address Box 1921.
Star ONCE.
ROOMS, COMPLETELY FURNISHED. q.
| e. refrigeration, piano. Oriental rugs;
convenient NV. neighhorhood; moderate
| rental. Adams S507.
| DETACHED, p ROOMS. 2 BATHS on
heat, front and back porches. 2-car ga
| rage. Phone Georgia 0I42.
WELL FURNISHED. SEMI-DETACHED
brick in G'town. one block from good
| park; 3 bed rooms Frigidaire small back
yard. Until Oct. j or 15 at 500 per
month. Phone Metropolitan SO44.
GEORGETOWN = DETACHED CORNER
| house, bed rooms baths. servants quar-
tiers. 2-car garage. Lease, furnished, 3
months or one year. Potomac OLA. 25'
WILL GIVE IMMEDIATELY. 8 MONTHS
lease No. 9. beautiful Grant Circle NV.
brick house, r. b.. porches: nicely furn..
Frigidaire; conveniently located. good
neighborhood st. Gabriers parish; 2-car
garage Gentle adults; SS5. Georgia 0l79.
ATTRACTIVE FTVE-ROOM BUNGALOW.
available Sept. 12-Nov. Is. Garden outdoor
terrace. grill. 1876 E. Bradley lane. Wise.
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SALE-HOUSES.
S8,25O-ON TERMS.

NEW BRICK HOME IN NORTH
WOODBRIDGE
Two baths are arranged as to be
easily converted into o two-family home;
ideal also for q one-family home; recre-
alton room and built-in garage; very con-
venient for TRANSPORTATION and schools
Come out Rhode Island ave. to Goth st.
turn north to Shepherd.
PAUL P. STONE, NORTH 7471.
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WANTED-CO-OPERATIvE APIS.

YOUR COOP. APT. TAKEN IN AS PART
PAYMENT ON TO-ORDER-BUILT HOME.
W. B. PICHLER. 1906 K NV. NATL. 1900.
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HOUSES-FURNISHED.

Completely furnished; exclusive Northwest
section. Furniture alone worth $4,000.
Everything but q golf course. Phone M. w.
CLAYTON. North 1914.
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REN1-FURNITURE.

FURNITURE - Studio couch. overstutfed
chair. Gov. Winthrop desk. two Windsor
chairs. two occasional tables. hooked rug
complete furnishings for bed-living room;
S6 per mo. Phone North 3412-W.
HOUSES-FUR. e. UNFINISHED.
LOVELY HOME; Il BED ROOMS. BATHS;
newly decorated; 3 porcheS double garage
garden. Cleveland S426.
LARGE. SUNNY ROOMS, BATH. GA
rage; fine location; river view; in city; very
reas. Address Box :IS9-z. Star office.
LOVELY DETACHED HOME AND
sroundS-132l Otis st. ne. Brookland; 4
rms. automatic utilities; SIS; small fam.
IN RESTRICTED WALTER REED SEC
ton. part of large house. 10 rooms. bath
and lavatory. or less rooms If desired;
large lot and trees State amount willing
to pay. Address Box 1897. Star ONCE.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..


UNIVERSITY PARK--PARTIALLY FUR
nished rooms porch; bath with shower:
private entrance; G. E. refrigerator. oil
burner heat d SSn1
COOL 1ST-FLOOR APARTMENT, UNFUR.;
dining room. bed room. complete modern
rage; spacious terrace porch; open for in
spection: $75. 3O1 Takoma ave, Takoma
THREE-RooM UNFINISHED APT, SEC
ond floor corner brick house; heat. light,
gas range, sink and semi-priy. bath on bus
pen month"; NTH. ss5f s{th st. Mount Rainier
TWO LARGE. NICELY FURNISHED
of Geo. Mason High School. G. H. Co
burn, 116 Grove ave. Mount Ida. Va
NEW SMALL APT, UNFuENIsHED;
sprins St. Falls Church.
1872 both ST, MOUNT RAINIER, Md
3 rooms, priv. downstairs apt. anil no
children.
INEUEN :. RooMs' sIdl Eses.I PoR sTi
TakOma Park Md. shep. s9s7-J for 5o ley
: ROOMS AND KITcHENETTE SEMI
private bath; private entrance; near Chsln
Bridge in Va. Phone Emerson 3S63;
AURORA HILLS, VA, $50 25th, STAT
Alex I'd. turn rieht Log Cabin Gas Sta.
ROCKVILLE. MD. 400 WEST MONTGoM-
ery ave- rooms, dinette and kitchen;
m l. electric refrigeration; bus service;
$40. Phone Rockville 31-W.
IL MINUTES WASHINGTON CENTER. IN
private gardens; detached two rooms furn.;
f fsehs M sR2Ssf s sia TodeFn
ENTIRE end FLOOR-4 ROOMS. KrTCH::
en- and bath. or roons, Kitchen ana
bath; no children. Phone Clarendon 1881.
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FOUR SPLENDID NEW
HOMES-ALL OPEN FOR
INSPECTION,

IN BEAUTIFUL GLOVER PARK.
2326-30-32-34 seth STREET NV.
One semi detached. 4 bed rooms; one
other with 4 bed rooms: two with 8 bed
rooms; all arranged differently; all nave
two baths, De luxe from recreation to
attic: automatic heat electric refrigerR-
tor. built-ln garages. You will enjoy in
speeding them. Drive out Wisconsin ave
to Calvert left to seth and left to houses.
METH .ER-RHaltOr-
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SPANISH VILLA.

(Facing Rock Creek Valley on High Knoll0
ETC.: 10 rooms, ga b.. inclosed sleeping
porch, sun psrlors. scar garage con-
crete tennis court; near golf club. Phone
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SALE-APARTMENT HOUSES.

SIX SMALL APARTMENTS. ALL RENTED
totaling 81 so per month, 1--WE new Kelvina-
tors. Price. $4,000. $4,000 cash required
1864 Harvard st. NV.
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PETWORTH BARGAIN.
3l3 Jefferson ST. NV.

This beautiful Colonial brick home has
been reconditioned throughout-Same as
a new house. Contains : rooms. baths:
recreation room. electric refrigeration. de
tached garage. lot I51lz IT.. deep: worth
your inspection. Open all 6av Sunday
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rage. Very comfortable old home. Quiet
street. oYerlooking Cathedral. Near Schools
Call OWNER. Cleveland 1914.
1921 VAFeNUM ST. NV.
Semi-detached brick house for those
wanting elbow room. The first hoor. with
its large reception room living room ana
dining room. gives an impressive effect
Breakfast room and kitchen also on this
floor with Frgidaire. On the second moor
are bed rooms and z baths and there
an attic. Oil burner, Garage for = cars.
The price u only Sl4.5OO.
OPEN AFTER Il TO-DAY.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
1719 K st. NV. National 1855
81. s5O-NEAR GRANT CIRCLE.
Detached house Of q rooms. bath. gear
garage, cleo. refrigeration. fireplace. beau
tifgl yard with trees and flowers. An ex-
ceptional opportunity for careful home
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DIST. 1411.
81 5OO-sUBSTANTIAL BRICK HOME,
rooms, bath. basement. foored
attic and hot-water heat: over "a
acre ground with fruit trees: close
to school. stores and transporta-
ton; Is minutes TO downtown.
Terms. $3.50 cash. balance In
s5.s5O-G BRAND NEW BUNGALOW
featuring studio living room. tiled
bath modern kitchen. weather.
stripped. screened. built-in Karase;
scaped. Terms. $500 cash. bal
anee S45 month Phone Mr..
SKULL. North $3.50 daily before
10 moan o1s
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2 = p y ~ ". y " y : ~
MICHIGAN MANOR.

TWO NEW BRICK HOMES.
1:I3I-I:s:i:s VARNUM ST. NE.
SH.35O-Sg AS.
Six large. well-arranged rooms, large
tile bath with shower, extra lavatory of
master bed room; convenient kitchen with
latest equipment. open fireplace, numerous
closets. furred walls, rock wool insulation.
garage; street and alley paved. These
homes represent the best values We have
ever offered in this restricted community
of satisfied home owners. Drive out Michl-
gan ave. past Catholic University to 18th
ST, left one block TO Varnum, right 10
houses. Open until 9 pm.
EllOene II Phifer North 6QAA
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SALE--HOUSES.

IN CLEVELAND PARK-DErACHED. o
rooms baths. screened porches, lear ga
rage. Very comfortable old home. Quiet
AT 2nrS @ I.si NeeI se
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11O5 Vermont Ave. NV; Dist; 5000.

1lUb Vermont Ave. NV. DIAl, oUUUs
Sundays, Nights. Adams 0620.
1929 so. DAKOTA AVE. NE.
5:room detached hSms in peHf It
home section . blocks to r. l. ave. bust-
ness section and Transportation. Elec. ref.
gas, heat. fully insulated; Don't fal TO
Inspect. The price is right Open daily.
j. A. JORDAN DEC. 5765
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CAPITOL HILL,

Detached brick; lot IL feet wide; one
square from Nd ave. near Stanton Park,
rooms, > baths. attic rms, hot-weter
heat toil burner. elec. refrigeratlon. hard
wood rs screens, weather-Strips, Ar
ranged for families $3.50.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
100 18th St. Realtor. Natl. 075S.
Evening phone Georgia aol2.
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47O8 BLAGDEN TERRACE

Diet. brick: quiet. select location border
ing Rock Creek Park; b. rms. 3 b..
side porch, 2-car gar. with porch above:
slate roof. oil heat: nicely handicapped.
MISS REED Adams 2l23.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

IC0ntIhutu-J
J. AND 3 ROOM APARTMENTS. KITCH-
en- and bath unfurnished; newly DECORATED:
heat, light and gas, Frigidaire; S35 up'
near schools, bus and A. & p. 907 Jener-
son ave-, e. Riverdale Nd.
1918 BUNKER HILL. MT. RAINIER. MD.
a nicely furnished room apartment;
very cheap; man and wife; ami; lower
floor; porches, large yard. garaBe; very
desirable home; I blk car; fare.
VA. ESTATE, / MILE KEY BR; ENTIRE
main floor; 3 large furnished rooms.
kitchen. pvt. bath. porch and entr;; fre-
CLARENDON APARTMENTS -LIVING
room, two bed rooms. bath. kitchen. din
cite. storage room. play room. recreation
grounds. shade; So so. Kew Bridge to
Wilson blvd. to Highland ST.. Hormefly
virginia ave). then left two blocks. No
dogs; children welcome. FRANK LYON,
134 18th st. Phone National 419S.
ONE 4-ROOM-$47. so.
ONE h-R00M-&hk nn
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WANTED-SUBURBAN APIS.

9 OR 8 ROOMS. KrTCHENETTE. BATH,
unfurn., in private home. Riverdale or
Hyattsville preferred close to transporta-
ton and school: reasonable. Address Box
306-Z. Star ONCE. 25'
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS

Bungalow. nearly new. on large lot.
hish-class property built by owner for
home: price. So. 800. much less than cost.
For inspection call A. M. COOPER. $50
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RESPONSIBLE ADULTS DESIRE SMALL
furn. apt vicinity Taft Bridge, Sept. | 10
Nov l. Address Box 324-Z. Star ONCE .26'
FURNISHED APARTMENT.
BY Sept. 18th. For nine months or
LONGER. Not less than three rooms and
two baths. Must be clean and well fur
nished. Northwest only. For three adults
best references. Give price and full par
ticulars. Address Box 1857. Star once,
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ENTIRE End FLOOR ROOMS, KrrcH;
en- and bath or rooms. kitchen and
bath; no children. Phone Clarendon 1881.
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A REAL BUY-$9, $50.
dQ15 d7tb CIT NV

fOIO T ILII , I. N. w.
Drive out Mass. ave to 49th, turn right
3 squares to Chesapeake then right 2
squares TO 47th St and left 10 house
Open Sunday for inspection ] 20 s,
JOS. A. HERBERT & SONS,
Easf Can;tnI I.inrnlr nloQ
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Eugene H. Phifer, North $500

DU4I q 11OW w CtOU DO DO1U'
NEAR SHEPHERD PARK-ONLY $3.50.
Practically new brick BUNGALOW. bright
rooms. glassed-in rear porch. front porch.
full basement; close to schools. stores and
TRANSPORTATION. Absolute bargain.
SHAPIRO. 1920 K ST NV. NATL. S949.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-03
Read the Story. Then Color the
 Picfupn\

(Read the Story. Then Color the
 Picturc)
 1t was a funny sight to see the Tinies rolling merrily across the ground in rubber tubes. The rub- Der man laughed loud.
 Don't crash together" he cried out" or you will flop, without a doubt. There's lots of room for every tube, so please try not to crowd"
 "Where are we bound for?' Dotty cried. 'T will admit, I like this ride, but I can't steer this crazy tube. It might roll out of sight"
 Don't worry, miss" came the reply. T planned this little trip, 50 I will keep an eye on all of you. and you will be all right"
 
 And then the rubber man began to bounce. He cried, You see, I can keep up with you by jump ing. You can't leave me far be- hind.
 q travel on quite easily, cause khere is lots of spring in me. Roll eust as fast as you care to. real V do not mind"
 "Oh, am going fast enough. I
The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-06-03

think the ground is getting rough" yelled Duncy. Gee, how do we stop? That's what I'd like to know.
 Unto 8 tree, I fear I'll smash, and that will be an awful crash. wish we'd reach Q hill, cause then the tube would travel slow"
 Don't kick so much," snapped Scoury. "You complain, no matter what we do. The rubber man said he would watch us, so I'm satis- fled. Both of the girls are brave enough to ride, cen though the going's rough, so you should try to be real brave, and have fun on this ride"
 It wasn't very long until there came an unexpected thrill. Wee Duncy's tube rolled through some rocks, as sharp as they could be.
 Bang" went the tube, as air rushed out. The Tinymites heard Duncy shout, "Oh, my tube has a puncture. This will be the end of me-"
 (Copyright. 1885, NEA Service,
 Incl
 (The rubber man starts Duncy on again, in the next story).
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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-23
Tourney Facts

The competing players to be
eligible for the twenty-fourth an
nual Indiana High School Athletic
Association basketball tournament,
were required to pass in a total OF
Sc ,232 grades.
In the final games at Butler field
house the weekend of March 10
and Is the Is finalist teams will play
to a seating capacity Of 1883. This
does not include workers.
While there are 159,l30 high
school students in the state who are
directly interested in the outcome
of the tournament games, thousands
Of parents, relatives and friends OF
the players also are interested.
It is estimated 100000 fans will
witness the sectional, regional and
final games.
Parents and physicians certifi-
Gates are required of all players.
Special and additional certificates
are required of the $50 boys, 10 to
each team, who compete with the 16
teams in the Butler field house Anal
games.
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Newport
Twelve TeamS)
North JudsOn
(Fifteen Teams)

Game Officials
A. M FRIDAY
l. 9:00-Cuver and West TWP. G-2l
O. 10:00-San Pierre and Hamlet (2-3l
g. II ;00-Tippecanoe and Bourbon (3-D
PM
T. 10O-Argos and Center Twp. 1-2)
s. 2:00-Grovertown and Knox l2-3l
6. 3:0O-North Judson and Tyner (3-1l
T. 4:00-LaPaz and Brennan 1-2)
o ''0Oi Game ai7e"i" "'N ''-'i' C2-3)
9. 8:30-Winners Games and t3-n
A. M SATURDAY
TO- 9:00-WinnerS Games and 1-2)
H. 10:00-Winners Games 6 and 7 (2-3l
Pm.
IL 2:OO-Winners Games and t3-D
49, 3:O0--Winners Games 10 and II 1-2l
IA 8:00-Winners Games II and 13 (2-3l
Officials-U Clarence F. Barrett. ~
Charles Bennett. 81 S. E. Wagner.
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M FRIDAY
l. 7:30-Jcfferson Twp. and
Marion 1-2l
g. 8:30-Sweetser and Sims. TWP. al
A. M SATURDAY
3. 9:OO-Van Buren, and Paramount 1-2l
4. 10:00-JoneSboro and Gas City C2-D
Pm
S. 2:00-Winners Games / and G-2)
6. 3:00-Winners Games and 4 (2-1
T. 8:00-Winners Games and 0-2
Oficials-G) George Russell: ~
Thomas Fields.
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781 TEAMS WILL COMPETE IN STATE BASKET SECTIONALS


s. 9:00-Pleasantville and Winner
Game ! on
4 l0.00-Winners Games and J i-1
Pm
g. 2-0o-Winners Games 4 and Oh
e. 3.00-WlnnerS Games and 7 II 81
TO- 80O-Winners Games aud ,2n
ofioials-Cp John Hoffman. ii Elmer
Weber. 'e'
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-23

Athletic ASSOCIATION state championship
basketball continues
announced
1888 eight than
in
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Princeton
(Ten Tesms)
Officials
Richmond
Thirteen TeamS

Game Officials
A. NJ FRIDAY
/. 10:O0-Greens Fork and Rich
mond u-2)
?. li:00-Bostcn and Huntsville (2-3)
P NJ
3. Hagerstown and Cam
bridge City t3-l
(. 3.00-Fountain City and Milton IA
Vile 62-3)
S. 7.30-Whitewater and Webster 3-l
7. 8.30-Economy and Winners
Game l. ia
A. NJ SATURDAY
8. 9:00-Winners Games ? and 3 (2-3l
9. 10.00-WinnerS Games and I'D
PM
TO- 2.00-Winners Games s and 7 G-2l
H. 3:00-Winners Games and t2-3l
u. S:00-Winners Games 10 and II t3-1l
Oficials-GD A. E. Pitcher ~ Leroy
Shine, % Frederick ShrOyer.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1935-02-23

Elimination play 70 determine the
1885 toga Wearer viii begin next
Thursday night Feb %. and action
VIII not subside and the lone sur
v.vor be known until the night OF
March is
IN contrast % last year when Two
teams failed 20 get their entry
blanks in on time. not a single FIVE
was ruled out Of this years clas-
Sic on that account. Mr.. Trester an
nOuuCed
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5. e.OO-Chsrlottesville and Max
well I-21
g. I0OO-winners Games and C2-ll
PM
7. 200-Winners Games and 1-2l
8. 800 Winners Games 5 and 2-l
9. S00-Winners Games and ia
Oficials--D LAVAL Fisher. ~ LLOYD
Cap" Miller.
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GreenSburg
Thirteen Teams)
Officials
Hartford City

Ofhcials-Il Russell Pickett. ~ Reid
McLain. t3l George Bender.
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Fort Wayne (SOuth Side)

OficialS-fl Hulett Creceius, ~ b.
Bayh. 81 Donald Wilder.
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Gary
sixteen Teams)
GOOdland
(Thirteen Teams)

Game Officials
A M FRIDAY
l. l0.0O-Kentland and Fair oaks 1-21
2. ll:O0-Brook and Hanging Grove 2-3)
Pm.
;. 2.00-Wheatheld and Rensselaer, Oh
Z. 3:00-Kniman and Morocco 1-2l
,. 4.00-Remlngton and Denote (2-3l
S. f.30-Goodland and Mt. Ayr (3-D
Z. s.30-Tefft and Winner Game 1-2)
A. NJ. SATURDAY
2. 9.00-Winners Games and (2-3)
2. lO.Oo-Winners Games and 5 t3-n
P NJ
10. 2.00-Winners Games and n-2l
II. 3.00-Winners Games and (2-3l
II. S.0O-Wnners Games 10 and II l3-1l
Oficials-l Wayne Cunningham, ~
Will Kinkaid. 81 Louis Donchin.
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Franklin
Fourteen Teams)
SATURDAY
Garrett
Fifteen Teams)

Game Officials
A. NJ FRIDAY
l. 9OO-Ashley and Pleasant Lake 1-2l
q l0.00-Argola and Concord Twp i2-3l
3. IL 00-Orland and Auburn (3-D
Pm
T. l00-Butler and Garrett 1-2l
5. 200-ScOtt Center and Fremont t2-3l
s. 3O0-HamiltOn and Spencerville t3-ll
7. 400-Netz and Salem Cent?" 1-2l
Game / o2-3l
9. s:30-Winners Games and C3-n
A NJ SATURDAY
10. 9.00-Winners Games 4 and 1-2l
IL. 10.O0-Winners Games and '2-3l
PM
-. 2:O0-Winners Games and sd
49, 3.00-Winners Games 10 and IL t1-2l
IA 8.O0-Winners Games II and 10 (2-3l
Offcials-D A H. Cornwen ~ w. E.
Thurston. ~ Walter Fisher.
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Evansville (BOsse)

Officials
.er POsev
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Frankfort

Game Officials
NJ FRIDAY
l. 300 Scirceville and Kirklin ga
,. 300-Frankfort and Forest t2-1)
g. 400-Sugar Greek Twp. and
Washington Twp. l-2)
l. 1902 sville and Michigan
town (2-l)
5. S.3O-CohaX ana Jackson Twp. G-2)
A NJ SATURDAY
g. 9:00-Mulberry and Winner
Game / (2-D
z. i0.0O-Winners Games 2 and 3 1-2)
Pm.
g. 2.O0-Winners Games and (2-D
9. 3.00-Winners Games 6 and t1-2l
10. 8:00-WInnerS Games and CID
Oficials-Q John Cant. % Houston
Meyer.
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Barterinq Started

WABASH. Jan. PA brisk busi-
ness in Jack knives. sling shots, dis
carded air rifles, ice skates, games
and other youthful accessories was
reported at a bartering post estab-
Lshed IN Community Gymnasium.
Bows Of the city have been invited
10 bring all articles they wish to
trade TO the post, which has been
arranged by w. c. Mills, community
service director. No fee Of any kind
IS charged for the service.