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Evening star., 1936-06-25
SUMNER COTTAGES.

GUEST HOUSE OF SUMNER HOME FoE
rent to desirable person or persons. Amerl-
car plan; double $50 per week snEe'
MRS S H BURCH. Mountain Lake Park.
Md Phone Oakland 80.
AT BEAUTIFUL SYLVAN SHORES-FUR-
nished log cabin mi: for rent. S1S2 for
season; also bargains in modern bungalows
for sac on easy terms. CARL w. RID
DICK. owner Rivs. Nd.
REHOBOTH BEACH. DEL-FoR RENT
to August l. unusually large cottage. Six
master bed rooms. two servants rooms flye
baths all modern conveniences: completely
and beautifully furnished; wired screen
porches: half block from ocean; rent rea-
sonable. Phone District $3.50 or evenings.
Wisconsin 39l6.
FOR RENT-FURNISHED SUMNER cor
tages al Blue Ridge Summit. Monterey
and Buena Vista Spring; 1000 feet eleva
ton. golf tennis, swimming. Send for
our list.
CHARLES GARDNER.
Blue Ridse Summit. Pa.
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SUMNER HOMES.

ATLANTIC CITY = BEAUTIFUL HoME,
finest section Ventnor near beach. Rent
for season. S. Dudley. 26'
SALE OR RENT-TO CLOSE ESTATE; =;
acres beautifully handicapped improved By
l4-room Summer home; baths: excellent
view: near golf course and swimming pool.
CHARLES s. GARDNER
Blue Ridge Summit, Pa
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YOUR GAIN. OUR LOSS.
RENT-SUBURBAN.

5-BED-RM.. 3-BATH BRICK HOME.
brand-neW. servants quarters in basement:
oil heat. in restricted community. II min
Navy Dept. Telephone OWNER, Clarendon
1000.
UNFURNISHED Is ROOM HOUSE, .
baths. maid room. spacious grounds. 5i3
Maple Ridge rd.. Bethesda. Nd. Wisconsin
5I33 26'
BRAND-NEW BRICK HOME IN FINEST
residential park of Alexandria: u rooms. -:
baths sleeping porch. recreation room
mooern in every respect: Slno. An archl-
tectlral gem in setting such as only ma
ture can provide. not Just another house
Phone Alexandria 314S-3a9S for appoint
ment to inspect. References required.
NEAR TAKOMA PARK = COMPILE ELY
remodeled inside and outside; new NV.
heating plant; ; r. and b.. am hara,
wood floors weather-stripped and ilt-in
garage: large porch, nice lawn. plenty Of
ground Phone Atlantic 219o-J, OWNER,
Z to 8 m. to 8 pm. 20
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SHORE PROPERTY.

ATLANTIC CITY. CHELSEA. 8 ROOM
house bed rooms. completely furnished ::
rent season or longer. Address Box LOOT.
Star ONCE.
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EXCHANGE,

BUILDER WILL TRADE PRACTICALLY
new homes in Mt. Pleasant. now under
lease. for lots or small houses; total rent.
S344 so per month. Will trade all or part.
Call National S949,
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SALE-SUBURBAN.

cAPIToY HEIGHTS. MD--4-RoOM BUN
galoW, not finished. owner occupying; $3.50:
5000 cash and $40 month. Call Capitol
Heights 81. 20
ROBERT E. LOHR OFFERS YOU HOMES
Park. ranging in price from $4,000 to
$40. 500. Terms on some of the smaller
ones low and easy. Office open every day.
81 Cedar St. Takoma Park. Georgla oSsl .
MODERN TOURIST HOME l2-ROOM
frame: good income: / mile north Univ, OF
Md on Baltimore-Wash pike. $4,000.
Phone Berwyn 166
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RENT-sToRAGE SPACE.
RENT-BUSINESS PROPERTY
RENT-OFFTCES.

426 5th ST. NV.
Appeals Bldg. Opposite the Courts.
Newly Renovated Of1ces Available.
LAWRENCE ]. MILLS,
430 5th st. NV. National 1851.
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sALE-INVESTMENT PROPERTY.
MnRTUyNEGr

NORTHWEST.
funds. Store with apartment above gear
garage. Rented to responsible merchant,
to net lsEse re!pER e Co Rpser,
7"l 10th St. National O765.
IRVING ST. NV. NEAR SOLDIERS
Home Park..Modern Groom brick; ogarass;
hardwood oors nGo rsnGyated 81 oq9 eash
BERNSTEIN CO. Met. 5400.
WE HAVE THE LISTING OF AN APT.
building Of %. two and three room units.
ssG to sSs mo in'uens o61 Gefrfs5s SiGa
s years old; well located; excellent con-
dition. An. offer of $4,000 is desired;
ooG fa Saaoef oey FoYp
CO. 733 18th st. NV Natl. 0352.
GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY.
So 25O-6-room aHd bath brick. latrob"
heat. electricity. 30-foot alley in rear:
rented al S25.75, per month. Only
$500 cash required.
81 .60O-Six-room and bath brick in Park
Sess metal nIon ana saraEe es neWfy
Rented very reasonably to white tensn
at $50 per month. very good in
SHANNON e. LUcHs CO.,
1905 H ST NV National 2345
7.5oO-sToRE AND . FLOORS ABOVE
brick: downtown eth St; rented 500
month; no expenses. Georgia $500 or Coz
BUILDER MUST SELL NEW 2-sToRY
corner apt. bldg. on vide, ave. NV; IN
sulsted furred walls. oil heat; rent,
LESS THAN 5 TIMES.
Apartment in good rental NV. section:
detached BLDG; on unusually large lot;
So 900 annual rent; near schools and
ouired. frdo' Cali Mr.. DREW Met rs
F; ELIOT MIDDLETON. 205 Investment
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81 $50.
NEARBY VIRGINIA.
~,--r nnTrU pTTNcAT TnW

NEW ThBK Brick BTNGALow. -,
Two bed rooms. bath. living room: oln.
stts s eer XIII porch Block iu to Sa BLOCKS
2''S to School hoe To inspect, can Natl aio7
BUNGALOWS ~, RECoNDIT1ONED. .
rooms each. h.-w.h exceptionally large
lots bus and school DIV WITHIN s,6 do%n a50ESS pay
ment. W. O'HARA & SON, Bancroft. Va
Phone Walnut $500.
NEW BRICK BUNGALOW. 5 ROOMS AND
sssbs tile hath ooIsd 6s hsst sc sFsa s
Terms Ter f'AssfE zANrz1NeER CO. 94s K st. NV.
Natl. 5311. Eve, Greenwood 22l4.
Annandale. vs.Con eG Lee-Jackson High
way. II miles from D., C.-Bounded by
county road. stream through property.
sarsain PRICE oA5el Stis9G; {. easy soNl terms
Bancroft. Va Walnut $3.50
. ACRES 7-RoOM BUNGALOW
Philsas. ample shade and shrubbery. IL
miles from v. si'S oHsRa 4 q { ssse soN, ~
Bancroft va Walnut $3.50.
| 1OO-ACRE FARM.
Near Fairfax HOUSE use, and h,ohu.H oS1ouioHEnSss Has
clear hsao and re half timber. viii Consider trade
for nearby m properly; 1HsSA l. SON
Bancroft, VI Va . hNNA g Wall Walnut $3.50.
Near completion. rooms, open fire.
place tile bath ami. h.-w.h.. full cell
lar: detached garage, large lot Price. So
W. O'HARA g. SON.
Bancroft, Va Walnut $500.
MT. RAINIER BARGAINS.
Four rooms and bath bungalow. sewer;
chicken house. Lot 50xI60 Only ST 300.
Five-room bungalow. ami, large attic,
closets and pantry, full cellar. laundry
trays, large. shady lot: paved street;
| S4,250; small cash payment.
R. T. VIOLET & SON,
3S43 34th ST., Mt. Rainier Md.
Hyattsville $40.
| S4.25O; CASH, $500: TERMS. $40 PER
| month. including interest. Five-room bum
| galow. porch and garage. Riverdale. Nd.
| lovely location: flowers. trees; lot SOx250
EDWARD BOWERS. National 1928. S39
18th 81. NV.
FALLS CHURCH. VA.
g rooms, baths. sun parlor, h.-w.h.,
| W. O'HARA & SON.
Bancroft. Va-Walnut $3.50.
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THEODORE F. MENK.
1927 Park Re. Columbia ss45.
Dairy & Stock Farm. $4,000

"33 acres of good land and most COM
pete set OF buildings ideally arranged for
stock farm. Two good houses large bank
barn with stanchions. new concrete dairy
barn and dairy house. built. for Washine-
ton requirements. and other huildings.
Terms R d. LILLE CO. .64 Carroll St.
Takoma Park. D. c. Georgia 1900.
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SALE-FARMS.

$50 DOWNS ACRES WOODED LAND, s
miles District line; small stream. Price,
$40 National 1888 Atlantic 52u5-1. -
3 ACRES FRONTING ON DEFENSE HIGH
way; high level land: electricity; $500
W. G. WILLIAMS, evenings. Clev. 62i2. 20
A FINE PROPERTY.
- acres, ii rooms and bath house. isrse
shade. neW-condition stable with hay moF
and SiIo. tobacco barn and good outbuld-
ings This is high-clsss property on So Nc.
State road "a miles D. C. Sacrifice price.
81 $50.
THEODORE F. MENK
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NEARRy yA-S"5O DOWN.

NEARBY VA.-S@50 DOWN.
$500 monthly. including taxes; 5-rm.
frame bung low modern good location;
1Oc bus fare. McCLAINE, Zoo Wilson
NEW 5-RoOM BRICK BUNGALOW. TILE
bath h-wf h-wh. etc; S5,5G0; reaS.
cash payment; direct party deal: priced ( to
Vermont St Baliston. Va "5'
7 ACRES, 3 BUILDINGS. II ROOMS. Is
baths. stables. swimming pool tennis
court. orchard. berries. vineyard; CITY
ton on , concrete roads tEdmonston ana
Berwyn roads,. Suitable, ssnitarlum tio cluo
or residence. Price. S32 300: MAKE your
SMALL HOUSE. BARN. = ACRES. LARGE
oaks: y mile Mt. Vernon; water. nght
phone. Call WYMAN WALKER. Alex
andria 34-F-I1
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FALLS CHURCH. VA.
.,s rooms baths, sun parior. h;-wh,
W. OHARA & SON
Bancroft Va-Walnut $500
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$3.50

Other types of homes-two
to four bed rooms, one and
two ba his beginning at
$3.50.
Come out Wisconsin Avenue to
Bank of Bethesda, turning left
into Old Georgetown Road
thence one short mile to Hunting
ton Parkway. the entrance to
Woodland.
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DAN DUNN

kW7AlLE BACK m NEW DREAM DAN.
RECOVERING FROM LaS WOUNDS. RECEIVES
| REPORTS FROM HIS OPERATIVES.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-03

Football closely resembles checkers,
a coach says, except that you can
watch a checker without first needing
to buy a So. chance at getting a bad
r.old' --sA
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-03

20, instead of March 4, as heretofore
March 4 was bad enough.
1t is notorious that most presidents
have been inaugurated in the midst
of rough weather. President Taft was
sworn in to the accompaniment of a
blizzard. 1t was perishing cold the
second time President Wilson was in
augurated-
Nevertheless, a Washington March
81 not as fierece as Washington
January
BRING YOUR EAR MUFFS!
Yet Washington purposes to make
next, Jan. 20th's inauguration the
spectacular event of all time.
Ii. is preparing $4,000 seats, from
which spectators are to observe the
procession. Believe me, they will do
well to bring their ear muffs. And
their overshoes-wateIproof ones.
1t is explained that, if the weather
is Indictment, President Roosevelt will
be re-inaugurated not in the open
but in the senate chamber.
A fat lot Of good this will do to the
multitude outside.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-03
STUDYING PLAN FOR
1887 CONSERVATION
Views Of Farmers Being
Compiled by Agricul-
ture Chiefs

Washington, Dec. 3.--Recommenda
tions by Southern farmers for pro-
visions OF the 1887 Agricultural Con-
servation Program are being sum-
married. Ky agricultural extension
workers who assist in administering
the program in the nine states of the
southern region. The recommends
tons of farmers are contained in re-
ports of county and community meet
ings Of farmers and in reports of com
nitteemen.
The extension workers, in confer
ence in Washington, are studying and
analyzing these reports and preparing
a genera ~:lnlrnary. Upon completion
Of this work by these technical &c
visers, representative farmers from
each Of the Southern Region States
will come to Washington to assist Of
ficials OF the Southern Division of
the Agricultural Adjustment Admin
istration in developing the 1887 pro-
ldeh or rhe
Southern Region. This recommended
program, together with the recon-
+ regions,
will be the basis upon which to de-
H F.. Moffitt, Oklahoma, chairman
of the extension group, says that the
general tenor of the recommendations
from farmers examined to date in
dictate a desire for program based
on the same general principles that
applied in 1886. He says that the re-
Communications also indicate desire
for a more simplified program in
1887
Judging by these recommends
tons he says, Southern farmers, on
the whole, are satisfied with the
broad detectives of the 1885 program
and want them continued in 1887. On
the basis of recommendations receiv-
ed from the States, members of our
committee are making suggestions
wherever possible that we hope will
be of assistance in simplifying the
program" Mr.. Moffitt says he expects
the extension group to be in session
through next week.
In addition to Mr.. Moffitt, the group
includes j. D. Sykes, Mississippi; L..
A. Dhcnau, Arkansas; J. G. Lowery,
Alabama; C. w. Davis, Louisiana; A.
L. Smith, Texas; r. L. Aseury, Geor-
eia: and H. C. Clayton. Florida. The
South Carolina representative ts ex.
pected to arrive in time TO take part
in next weeks meetings.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-03

who know something ABOUT the mas
ter are already betting at least ten ia
one that by the time he vacates the
governors chair and the mansion OH
January 7, Governor Ehringhaus will
have decided to team up with the adj
mittedly brilliant young lawyer from
Goldsboro who is credited with hav-
ing one of the most lucrative prac-
tees in this part of the State, and
which is still growing rapidly from
year to year. Current reports are that
Royals annual income from his legal
practice is already in six figures and
that he has as imposing q list Of out
of-State connections, all with substan-
tial retainers, as many better known
attorneys twice his age.
Friends Not Enthusiastic.
It is also known that some of Gov
ernor EhringhauS' close friends here
have not been very enthusiastic over
he proposed partnership with Royal,
'ue to the fact that Rayall is admit
eddy unpopular in political circles in
his part of the State, and also be-
cause Royal is reported to have been
bitten by the gubernatorial bug and
hence to have his eye On the Demo
cratic nomination for governor four
years hence. But indications are that
none of the objections so far reached
have had any effect on the governor,
also that he regards Royal as one of
The most outstanding and up-and-com-
ing young lawyers in this section of
the State
Might Benefit Beth.
There are a. good many however,
who think the Ehringhaus-Roya law
partnership, if formed, will work out
20 the advantage Of each. These point
out that while Royal is essentially
an office lawyer, that Governor En-
~inghaus is at his hest as trial law
yer and that there are few lawyers in
North Carolina who can reduce legal
terms tc plain, everyday English that
any jury can understand, and hence
sway juries, as Ehringhaus can. Many
Of his friends maintain that the rea-
-cn Ehringhaus was nominated and
elected governor was because of his
ability in making jury speeches to the
public during his campaign, thereby
selling himself to the public. AccorC-
ingly, with Royal to do the office
work and Ehringhaus to do the trial
work. many here believe that they
will make an admirable pair and each
be able materially to augment the
business of the other.
While most of Royals friends ad-
NIT that he often give the impression
'of being high-hat and supercilious
and that he is not popular among the
politicians. they maintain that he is
not Intentionally or knowingly snooty
but that he is so busy and preoc,
cupied that he does not have either
the time nor the inclination to engage
In the tinae-consun1ing pleasantress
and small talk Of the political frater
nifty Some also hint that because
Royal does not have to bother with
little cases and rakes in the dollars
where other lawyers have to be con
tent with the chicken feed some Of
the legal profession might be just {
! little bit jealous of him. Nor is the
report that Royal has gubernatoria
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-03

as. the Blessing of the waters =.
a., mls festivals date is Jan. 20.
-. And it is traditional in thai mart Of
ere ea'e world that the weathef on. the oe-
.,,, .'on or the Blessing of The Waters
' '',, is perfectly dianolicaL don't
,,,dtoc that this tradition has any
a,as dependabilty. Still. the
,e4npera0ure is likely to be low on
January 20 in any northern nart Of
.r northern hemisphere. And &C the
'iesslhg OF the Waters" is an out
20 -u "' performance. compelling folk
~ expose themselves to the seasons
t tlsors Tor considerable period ON
sa" 600 ua'e annually probably it does
seeni 10 them to be the toughest dav
IN the year dramatically as genera,
proposition o.
COLD INAUGURATIONe
Wei, presidential inauguration day
IN Washington now has become Jan.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-03
ambitions being taken very seriousl,
among his friends.
Riucfer Is Not Dumb.

ambitions being taken very seriously
among his friends.
Riucfer Is Not Dumb.
Some think that Governor Ehring-
haus would do better if he would open
a law office by himself rather than
form partnership with some one
But those with past experience in the
legal profession point out that it is
not easy for any lawyer who has not
been practlcing for four years, even
a former governor, to open a law Of
flee and build up practice the first
year that will yield enough to pay the
grocery bill, much less take care of
other expenses. It is generally agreed
agreed that Governor Ehringhaus has
not been able to live on his salary of
governor, and that while he has kept
the States. budget in balance that
his own personal budget has been get
ting more out of balance each year he
has been governor. SO the smart thing
for any lawyer to do under similar
circumstances is to form partner
ship with some other lawyer who al
ready has a good practice and income
Governor Ehringhaus Is not dumb
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-03

well presidential Inauguration day
III washington now has hacnnA Ian
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-03
You're Telling Me!
BY WILLIAM RIFT
Central Press Writer

ONE OF THE things we forgot to
| be thankful for on Thanksgiving day
is that the government so far hasn't
| perfected that smaller turkey it IS
working on.
Football closely resembles checkers,
coach says, except that you can
watch a checker without first needing
to buy So. chance at getting bad
cold. y
European Nations are too close to
each other for permanent peace, q
noted European explains. Not any
closer than the United States and
Canada.
Tn to press time there has been NO
applicants for assistant to DR.. Sarga.
the Hungarian n1edico, in fighting
some of his 100 duels.
If DR.. Sarga wins all 100 Of his
duels the world won't give him credit
for it. There will be lots of people
who'll believe the dueling pistols were
really bean shooters.
Mussolini has forbidden all horn
blowing In Rome except, Of course,
by himself.
With President Roosevelt in South
America and Jim Farley In Europe
now would be the time for Repu--
licans to sneak across another election
quickly.
Vice President Garner should not
feel lonely. The football players who
were picked for gecou and third ALI
American teams know exactly how he
feels.
Congress will aid the farmer next
year, we read In a news item. Some
how, that statement looks as though
it were printed with a rubber stamp.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-03

qualified musicians, it was stated.
Young men in this vicinity desiring
information concerning service In the
Marine Corps may write the Marine
Corps Recruiting Station, Savannah,
Ga. Applications win be mailed upon
request, Captain Small announced.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-03
90 VACANCIES FOR
THE MARINES EXIST

Savannah, Ca, Dec. 3.-The United
States Marine Corps recruiting dis
trtct headquarters, Fost Office build
ing. Savannah, Ca, announces forty
vacancies to be filled at that office
dur}nu pacenber. Captain A. G. Small
Is the officer III Charge.
In addition TO the regular quota
there are q number Of vacancies for
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-03

1S5O--Frank NJ. North, Methodist
clergyman, one of the founders and
president, Federal Council of Church
es. born In New York Died Dec. IL,
1885.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-03
INAUGURALWEATHER
LIKELY TO Be BAD
From That Standpoint,
Change from March a
Matters Worse
u, CHARLES z. STEWART
central Press Staff Writer

.1ineton. Dec. 3.-Certain east
l1,rcDean countries (Russia used
r., r. he included until it went bolshevik
and anti-clericaD have a religious fes-
.1''a, Known. to express it in English,
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-03

The pagars of olden time never
thought of their gods as perfect be-
ings.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1936-12-03
Governor To Open
Office In Raleigh

(Contjnued from Page One.)
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-01-16

school, decided money
by raising ongbirds.
door window
This Canary Would Seem to Be Unlucky.
Zowiei slipped he
John waited for Fate make the
keep him waiting snapped
and canary, toward
earth! Another cIothesIine
Johns checking found
sprained ankle a hand
rufed feelings
well could expected John let that
cage second
we sir Johnny
painfully climb the back stairs
then what do happened1
doeoone everything all right but
the him
wham He slipped crashed head heels down the
eirdeaee and Johnny n a sorry
found
his head
mile and bruises from head to foot
survived but lost
unucky than ever!
Rabbits Foot Couldn't Sing-But It'd Have Been Better
accident decided then and there
bad luck they were mad at their sonn
birds his married sister,
happened While Johnny carrying the
hit by automobile and wound up
hospital The canaries right there with
hospital delivered the birds Johnnys sister, ana there
s more he hurt -,
Johnny he was not yet out OF the hosp e h n h
sisters family.
Her daughter was the hospital Her
with serious Illness and Johnnys sister Drought DUCK inc
WE'LL SIR Johnny on his first
day out cleaning the nary cage when no
a and hot water all himself!
And that oneeyed canary didn't even get feather wet!
himself and gooduck piece and never touched the Ds
family Of them Johnny still has
only eye"-bu Johnny won't even give him tumble
ri ho that oneeyed I'D like
c-wNu Service
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-01-16
|FLOYDCIBBONS
Adventures Club
AM&ny&y}
"Canaries and Luck
BY FLOYD GIBBONS
Famous Headline Hunter.

hello twice to John Lott Ge for his story today about
canary that brought bad luck.
I'm not superstitous myself.
VI course don't walk under ladders do carry rabbits
et 1901 IN my right vest pocket but mean isn't being super
stltous. It's just playing SAFE
And, far match" wbv
s"euiSh or is 1t Japanese-match propaganda.
was the third man n a match once \ was IN hoard N.
-aconia during the had light
poo n" the ship, and smoked cigarette
watching sink!
VI three
Ing of the Laconia. That's just superstition
WHAT'S that? Do still on match? Well as a matter
VI lac" 10! came out of that sinking alive didn't II
Canaries-Are They Lucky Unlucky?
but let's listen to Johns
canares
They be ylowon are true blue
- " - " - - 80
johns canary have
canary that saved life and
would now be pushing daesor
field 1t It hadn't been for that
You know the soldiers
poison gas that might be hanging around.
Iney keep them In submarines same
And believe me- sailor soldier
Drought bad luck wouldn't
boys would him
Lucky for the Marines They Had This Canary! go
early the
was parked trench with
all things consideredtha the
But somebody canary
In his cage-and by goIy
But John his hardIuek
Johns hard luck started the first day brought the bird
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1936-01-16

NAVY d IL
are not as adept at antagoniZing re-
porters as Is the Penn publicity chore
boy. frankie Frisch and Jimmy
Wilson, sworn enemies as late as last
September, lunched together in Chi
cago recently. Frisch, by the way,
picked up the check. There are
"a members of the Johnston family
headed by James j., the matchmaker.
A prominent alumnus will tell you
that, If he wants it, Fred Swan, Tenn
Pile line coach, can have that Lafay.
cite football job. In Canada they
take no chances with their hockey Of
ficiaIs. Before the game starts the
goal judges are locked in a wire cage
so narrow that they can barely stand
upright In 1t. Z. -. Also, unless there
Is snow on the ground, Montreal fans
will not attend hockey games. :.
Although is years ago the Geographic
board decided that the Civil war bat
tIefeId should be spelled kennesaw
Mountain, Judge Lands. who was
named after the spot, still sticks to one
N. The Chicago stadium now
lie initiating New York and Philadel-
phia by offering big-time basketball at
fractions. De Paul, the northside COL
Iege team which has won SO of lts
last 81 games, is featured.