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7 NEW BRICK HOMES.

Woodridee-o6lO and 1884 Newton ST.
ne Large detached homes. 6 rooms. tile
bath. shower. modern kitchen. slate roof.
copper cutters and downspouts. concrete
front porch weather. stripped and screened.
Lot .,Sx139: garage Open until Q pm.
Woodridge-os03 and .S09 18th ST. ne
Attractive. new brick homes, 6 rooms, tiled
ern kitchen. recreation room. with fire.
place: slate roof, rear porch. large lot. ga
First showing-15o4. 1895 2sth st. Sc
New brick homes e rooms tiled bath.
shower: floored attic fireplace. chestnut
Price. $3.50: reasonable terms. Open
until 9 pm. Out Pa. ave. to @sth St.
'''.' WM. r. THoRowGooD.
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SALE-INyESTMENT PROPERTY.

S. $50 BUYS STORE. 3 FLATS. BRICK.
alley Rent. 500 month: mr.. 10th and
Eye NV w. B. KRAFT. Adams 2.1S.
FoUR-STORY ELEVATOR APARTMENT
house. convenient NV: four times annual
rental Equipped with refrigerators. auto
matte stokers, reasonable terms One trust.
real investment May consider small
trade. Address Box 2S6-S. Star Office.
$4,000 - FIVE-ROOM BRICK NOW
rented to colored for $50 per month and
located in good colored section on Morton
St near Georgia ave A safe investment
showing a good return. Call r. M.
HOOKER. Metropolitan 1868. Evenings.
5 to 9. call North rnHl
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAYS.
ADAM A. WEscHLER g. SON, Auctioneers
UNITED STATES MaRSHAL'S SALE OF


UNITED STATES MARSHALS SALE OF
CHEVROLET COACH.
BY virtue of writ of f1eri facas issued
out of the clerks office of the Supreme
Court of the District of Columbia. and to
me directed. ! will sell by public auction,
for cash, at Weschlers Auto Auction. 920
H st. NV. at TEN O'CLOCK AM. ON
WEDNESDAY. THE ELEVENTH DAY OF
MARCH. 1886. Chevrolet Coach. Motor No.
23B3032, seized and levied upon as the
property of the defendant Heischel A.
Hunter, and sold to satisfy a Judgment at
law law No sG6a0: in favor OF Northwestern
JOHN b COLPOYS.
United States Marshal in and
for the District of Columbia.
feoR-mh4 10
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SALE-HOuSES.
WEST CHEVY CHASE.

ONLY $3.50.
New detached brick home 5 nice rooms.
built-in garage. modern electric kitchen.
Easy terms. Call Mr.. Conner. National
1858; eve. Atlantic 2702.
.GOSS REALTY CO.,
14o5 Eye St NV.
S ST. NEAR N. CAPITOL.
Substantially built home OF six rooms
and bath. in new-house condition; deep lot
to alley, Lear garage. Immediate possess
ment Price only S5.45O; terms.
SULLIVAN BROS,
1870 X St METROPOLITAN 4313
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RENT-WAREHOUSES.
RENT-BUsINEss PROPERTY.

3243 QUE ST NV. 900 SO. FIT.
WEAVER BROS. INC.
Washington Bldg. District 94S6.
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ROOMING HOUSE

ROOMING HOUSE
$3.50 CASH AND S100 PER MONTH.
real opportunity to purchase a
money-making property on easy terms.
Eleven-room. two-bath brick residence in
convenient northwest section. Easily kept
rented. Hot-water heat and garage. Price.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO..
1908 H St NV National 3345
sos ANNUAL PROFIT ON $4,000 IN
less r Than t9' 5 Times rental: sross. 81 100: @
GOOD NV. location. w. B. KRAFT, Adams
= INVESTMENTS.
2433 H st. n.w.-Six-room brick, rent
ing for $50 per mo. $3.50.
BAT o st. sw.-Brick. six rooms. always
rented. $1,000
FRANCIS A. BLUNDoN CO.
sos H ST NV Natl 0T1j
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SALE-HOUSES.
(Continued)

SHEPHERD PARK-s1O.a5O; LOVELY DE-
s ssTass. 1I Terms sssS arranged: W. B. KRAFT
ONE BLOCK OF MCKINLEY HIGH
h.-wh elec new shades, range, floors.
tio1 Yard te aes Priee NOD
OWNER. Phone District 45Os.
NEARLY NEW ROW BRICK; CORNER
On On first fioor; entrance lobby step down
living room with open fireplace. dining
oor ana nea 6ed rooms and de luke
Ir basement paneed recreation room with
open fireplace bath and maids room; room;
cash and monthly payments less than than
be on 1907 s ope IS
For appointment to inspect call J. WESLEY
BUCHANAN. INC. Cleveland 5l1S.
10th AND ::; :sTs:; Sc. s;E;ne G ROOMS. 90 ,n
9aire oain sot'Ess SOS Penn. rave ave. Syn s'e. ''OO
e5o-7,R. coL.-PoRcH HOME ON
dition Including, Gear brick ealase ls IN
HARRY Eeefn IApMsk sn fSe sos Ps sh sNe
Sc. phone Lincoln 0346.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
Near Chevy Chase Circle-New detaeheda che q
sssaRd Os sar bEb RED RooM ko9Ms AND SH ss
dining room. all-eiectric kitchen; attic is
INSULATED Sssi and vss Wafer
ra8e pipes oil An neat unsnai fo Offering & Close 70
ssheels end s%N PhSns q
rented. S73 50; Capitol Hill: many extras:
furn or unfur.; trust 5000. ,,3 yrs;
$1,000 and S?5 mo. Condition ike new new:
Owner. Bargain. Address Box bat os. Star
50, 5O0-oNE OF THE MOST REMARK
able buys in years we'll located N M ny.
Pleasant: House formerly sold for $4,000,
With good rear yard Big front porch and
double rear screened porcnes. laree
rseepsn hall baths and
NAoa Sfs1lSsas!Gn $685. Ssean' h8SS PH6NE
ADAMS 5514. ----------------------.- go
81 ,95O-CHEvY CHASE. D. C.--ATTRAC-
tive 6-room home. on good street. close 70
schools, stores and transportation: built-ln
garage. electric refrigeration. oil heat: A
ima ns this amDoe spena house viii greatly
enhance its market value and make a de- de-
NAfNAR fhtoy ptsssos 1890 hSms EesS SoRE Ehn
ERsoN 50as
14th AND, IRVING sTs. NWIl0 LARGE
rooms t6 bed rms.). !" baths. oil heat; large
yard. alley porches; ss.o5o; terms Phone
New Brick. Cape Cod Center Hall
e6 Kennedy St.. between New Hamp: lamp:
(bed room and bath on 1st floor, lot 5ox
157: .2-car brick garage; priced under
snnSao sniidss oeorTa e. F R9RFR1soS 4S5E owner and
MT. PLEASANT WEST OF 10th ST.
Brick home containing 5 bed rooms.
baths, ami; recently redecorated; new
house condition. Phone National sss2:
evenings. Wisconsin 1898. ~
WOODBRIDGE.
2111 Bunker Hill I'd. n.e.-A new brick
eration copper screens throughout: close
to schools. stores and bus. $3.50; terms
eIaMoonR1nGE REALTY CO
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HARRY A. KITE. INC.
1910 Vermont Ave. NV. National 4s46.
121O GLENROSS RID,
Silver Spring. Md
rooms dinette and bath. h.
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1s4a LAMONT ST. NV.
rooms. . baths. INV h.. . Sleep
11s PARK CREST DRIVE.
Silver Spring Md.
@ rooms. bath '>.-wh electric re-
friseration, %
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" PHILLIPS & CANDY. INC.
National 4fS00 1912 18th St Nv

yNpERPEIoEPs IN GLoXER ..1t,an nARK IN
Wsshinston IsTgs ssmi:detachssd s:s ta 9sa, six d
refrigeration. recreation room. built-in ga
rage, full attic front porch. screened living
and sleeping porches. This house was built
by Cooley Bros. and represents wonderful
opportunity to buy q fine. cheap home.
PHILLIPS & CANBY. INC.
National 1900. 1O12 10Th 81. NV
MT. PLEASANT, AT CAR LINE-S7.950;
s rms 6 bed rms). 2 baths, large yard.
porches. Easy terms. Phone Adams 221s.
S9,750-sPLENDID HOME NEAR ROCK
Greek Park. Colonial 2-story brick. 22 IT.
wide; real bed rooms, baths; 1nclosed.
heated sleeping porch; lower screened rear
porch and large concrete front porch: out,
side pantry. open fireplace. Oilomatic oil
burner. electric refrigeration, maids room;
wsathsr ssripping; 6eing pNapsrsaN nnc psn paa
EVENING PHONE. AFTER 8. GEORGIA
Ss.e5O-A BARGAIN HOME OUT m THE
Eaul's Addition. between 18th and 14th
SITS. NV, convenient and excellent en-
vironment. Detached on lot 139 #. deep
stone St 1is fireplace, hot-water M heat. electric
refrtgeration. gear garage to match house
All in good condition. Priced way under
former cost. BOSS PHELPS. NATIONAL
1900. EVENING PHONE COLUMBIA
GLOVER PARK-sIx ROOMS. KITCHEN.
bath: oil heat. ami: newlS decorated; ex.
csllent condition. Phone c1ey. 3967. 26e
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EXCHANGE.
EQUITY IN

TRADE EQUITY IN
Two new detached brick houses. good
northwest section, for clear lots. Houses
have 8 rooms. 2 baths, ami.
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C10 OS0 NEW STONE AND BRICK.
pAo,ooo WILLIAMSBURG COLONIAL.
Center entrance home. rooms. COM
plete baths: l bed room on first floor.
spacious living room. attractive fireplace.
French doors leading to open porch. lot
161 feet deep. garage: located in northwest
section among beautiful homes. near Mass.
ave. Outstanding buy with appeal,
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, Dist. 1411.
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WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO..

o377 R / Ave NE North 1908.
TRY AND DUPLICATE-S4 975..
2033 37th n.w.-If you can duplicate
this bargain. your are genius. Situated
permanent a modern Colonial 6-room
brick home almost new: in new-house con-
dition. This home sold a few years ago
ments have been added. Phone evenings,
OWNER. Georgia 551S. -
S11 .e5O-AN ATTRACTIVE HOME ON
DEEP, prettily landscaped; flowers: shrub
berry fine trees. fish pools and grape rape
arbors Located WEST OF CONNECTICUT
AVE in Chew Chase D. c. The house Is
modern center-nau masonry CoIonlal;,
automatic heat and refrigeration: screened
assessed value. Vacant BOSS e. PHELPS.
NATIONAL 1900. EVENING PHONE,
GEORGIA RT5S
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NORTHEAST
1856 L ST. NE.
$40.
semi-detached brick home. four rooms
and bath. Convenient to the business sec
ton of 18th and H sts. ne.
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OTITsTANDING-S6-4 -45O,

OUTSTANDINC-Sb.4 4oU.
7 rooms bath. b,-i. garage. pantry. re-
frigerator; in new-house condition. Owner
iumbia 7774. Apt 112
s7,750-A REAL BUY. EXCEPTIONALLY
nice 3-story brick on Clifton ST. west OF
14th st. NV, House contains 9 rooms.
ment; property in perfect condition; oil
heat: garage. Only Sl;2G0 I requiredi ioGaI Gal
$500. EVENING PHONE. COLUMBIA 500.
GEoRGETowN-IF INTERESTED IN
small. % cali [. II. THApEN. Cley. 6440.
DETACHED, 10 RMS. 4 BATHS, COST
Phone L. H. THADEN. cley. 6440.
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REPOSSESSED BARGAIN.
MT PI .EASANT Sc QS0

MT. PLEASANT, Sc, $50.
Only . years old; 8 rooms. ] " baths.
porches. recreation room maids room: au-
tomato heat. 2-car garage. Natl. S949.
LOCATION COUNTS.
Just off 18th and Sheridan n.w.-New
Groom and 2-bath home equipped with
ALI modern conveniences such as auto.
matte heat rock-wool insulation, furred
walls copper screens, built,in garage,
dinette. Convenient to cars. busses.
schools stores and churches Terms ar;
ranged. For appointment to inspect call
Mr.. Fields Georgia .042:
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Observation-Disclosures.

6 ROOMS BATH, ELEC.. HoT-WATER
heat. newly papered and painted through
out Ills 22nd St NV. $3.50.
d coNNOR g. SON. 2426 Pa. Ave. NV.
PETWoRTH. 4e1a 3rd N,,W;-MoDERSN
SR5: gar OWNER Columbia 4613.
IN FoxHALL VILLAGE = DELIGHTFUL
Groom and bath house. hot-water heat,
earase; SIS month: immediate possession.
BOSS & PHELPS. o,oc.
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Xb.yDU.
CORNER BRICK HOME.
HANDY LOCATION IN NORTHEAST.
SIX big, bright rooms hardwood parquet
floors. new hot-water heating system. new
fixtures, new tabletop gas range: in fact,
SO perfectly reconditioned throughout that
If is like new home. Colonial front
porch; big. bright cellar: large corner lot
with pretty shrubbery all add to make this
a complete home in every detail. and the
price Is extremely low for quick sale.
r. M. HOOKER, Metropolitan ess3.
Evenings. 5 to 9. Call North 70S5.
So. Ss.750-MARVELOUS BARGAIN m NEW
detached BRICK home in nearby
suburbs wooded section: large
bed rooms g bed rooms on first
oSr baths ana ,ot over iso
portunity to acauire home at
less than today, ,sEonstruction cost.
REALTY ASs&F1ATES INC,
Call NatkAal 143o.
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WANTED. TO RENT-HOUSES.

SMALL HOUSE OR APT. UNFURN.l. !.
within one mile of 5000 Bladensburg rd.
ne Small family: best ref. furn. Ad-
dress Box 153-T. Star office. 2Ss
LIST YOUR VACANT PROPERTY WITH
u.s. Prompt inspections We specialize in
rentals. DIXIE REALTY CO.. 1412 l. at.
Phone National $500.
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18th ST. HIGHLANDS.

Groom house mi, tile bath. fireplace;
owner needs cash Sacrifice for large
cash payment Act esuiedGlly sIdly i.1anR asinty
Zoos brentwood I'd ne North 433S.
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SALE-HOUSES.

ss4 RTTTENHoUsE ST. N.W.-s SEMI
detached brick. s rooms. bath. hot-water
heat. elec; close to ] 4th ST. cars extended.
Payments only $50 per month. Phone
Georgia 49s7.
NEAR Ind AND r. /. AVE. NE. (ON TOP
OF the hill)-S5 $50; bargain. Six large
rooms. row brick; good condition.; hot
water heat, garage. fine investment or a
better home This is neither an old nor
0 dilapidated house. Truly an exceptional
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rooms baths. arranged as apts:
apt bringing $50 per month Reasonapie
house is very nearly new in good. conven,
lent neighborhood Well financed and
worth your Investigation.
Evening star., 1936-02-26

SALE-STORES.
DMICATESSEN centrally downtown
corner; long lease. Phone Metropolitan
67b7. 20
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-25
M The Local
 TheateYS
STATE

Dlng slngingl the band swlngIngl Bob Burns burning your ear with yarns as only this first citizen of Van Buren, Arkansas, canl Martha Kaye cutting capers (and what c comedlenne she is), while lovely Frances Farmer "sets her cap" for Bing that's the entertainment that awaits you in Rhythm on the Range"
 This new hit has been packing 'em in" at Warner Brothers State theater since Saturday where 1t is being presented on the same pro- gram with Jack Holt in crash Donovan" It's Q grand program and you still have time to enjoy it be- fore 1t closes tonight.
 Starting tomorrow the new show will be headlined by Warner Brothers sensational hit "Jaii- break" Thrill follows thrill in this mystery melodrama, unique in that the crimes are committed within the grim walls of Q big penitentiary. Tho picture reveals the pent up wrath of men of mad passions who do not hesitate ct murder for re-. venge or for gain.
 There Is an unusually capable cast headed by Craig Reynolds, star re- porter for Q city newspaper, and June Travis, secretary of an ex- racketeer who has deliberately taken the Trap" for . petty ofsense to cs. cape death at the hands of c band of desperate crooks.
 No fiatfoot ever clustered or browbeat Q prisoner with more tell- Ing effect than does Barton Mac- Lane as c captain of detectives, and Richard Purcell is excellent as Q double crossing dope runner and inc Stinctive killer. George D. Stone gives c fine portrayal of c pathetic ally weak willed crook.
 A note of comedy ts struck by Ed- die Acuf in the role of Q somewhat dumb police reporter, and Mary Treen, as c sob sister.
 Others who do notable work are Addison Richards and Charles Mids dleton, guards suspected of the kill- ingS; Joseph King, the ex-racketeer who Is murdered In his cell; Henry Hall, Q confidence man killed in the prison library; and Joseph Crehan, Q kindly warden.
 The companion feature will pre- sent beautiful Ann sothern with Francis Lederer in the comedy hit My American Wife". Pat O'Brien in China Clipper" Is coming to the State Saturday.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-25

Tony switR young Wliby high
 liool athlete, who has amassed c
 alAi oe 122 points during the play.
 uund season ct Chase park, will 50 awarded the most active ath- XHtes cup tomorrow night ct Q baE- Naot which will be held ct Chase Bark house. The cup was donated 39 the playground by the Waterbury 0smecFnt and the presentation will 1s hy Cornelius '. Maloney of the
 lloriAl staff. One of the other
 gnkers on the program, who has B1ea induced to put in an by Head MarUrviBcr Don Walsh, will be Wil- Fam Kilroe (BiIly) schofleld, Cros- W higli school coach. a.
 Tony ewits gathered his total of 321 points in volley ball, tennis, box- fNg. horsoshoe pitching, and soft halI. Next in line after the winner 4og tl1e summer season is his young- er brother, Dave ewitz, c pupil ct Buasell school. George Mclean, Who had been leading the pack ell summer, and who was passed by Tony Swltz only Q week ago, fin- lhed in third place. one of the Nl1tBtandlng performances of the ssAr ct the Chase playground was sslat of young Don Mc0rath, ten ysue old lad who Is credited with 60
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-25
POLES

"The Road to Glory" with the seasons most impressive cast, con- gisting of Fredric March, Warner Baxter, Lionel Barrymore with June Lang and Gregory RatoR in the great love drama which is one of the outstanding cinema achieve. rnentS of tho year, and will Dc shown for tho last times today.
 Love of heart-starved fighting men: love Of women who can only wait; love of c soldier father and hero son; love of 6 cause they oil must serve; love of what our world calls glory.
 Warner Baxter iS seen as the hard-bitten commander of Q war; torn sector, whose only relief from tho din of war is found in the arms of Monique, . petite French nurse
 BAxter'S chief aide, Fredric March reScues Monique from aa cir raid and debonairely commences to make love to her, unaware of the fact that Baxter loves the girl.
 Lionel Barrymore, BaxterS father, 0 heroic veteran of war, comes to the front in c group of replace ments. Baxter is astoniShed to find his father ct the front, for the old men Is well over tho age limit.
 Despite Barfymore's pleading, Baxter orders him evacuated or he well knows that if ono man falterS or errs in his duty, the entire coE1i- peny may be wiped out.
 Barrymore iS not 50 easily dis" couraged, however, and bribes Greg ory Ratoff, Q sergeant, to destroy the order when it comes through When the company moves towards the front, Barrymore is in the ranks.
 From this stirring foundation, the picture move swiftly through c sue. cess!on of episodes, each of which finds the dramatic intensity lIlouilt- inR ever higher. The conclusion, shiny with heroiSSn and tears, Is Q film.
 You don't "see" "The Road to 0lory"-you live 1t. All tho strange. ness of this drama, the might Of it's emotion, the fire of its stars, set you deep down inside.
 The co-feature, Kelly the Sec. ord" the new Hal Roach full length comedy Is providing uproariouS eii- tertainment to Poll patrons. It has the punch of c Joe Louis; the color of Q Dempsey; and the fanesse Of 6 Tunney.
 Featuring such popular screen rersonalities as Patsy Kelly, Char. iey Chase, Pert Kelton Edward Brophy, Quinn Big Boy" Williams 1t tells the story of the social events and advancement of harl-and.ege fighter under the tutelage of his soda Jerking sweetheart, Patsy 1 Kelly.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-25
With RAY FETZP PATRTCK.

e:sOe:sO D. m., EpsT, with RenArd ia the TAelody.mAkers role. The programs will orianAte from tho OBS Playhouse in Hollywood.
 Sack Benny attended Che races At eAratogh, and loft New xork City Wednesday for Hollywood Co get busy on his new picture and hlB Forthcoming fall program, Sunday nights % ?. m., over Che NBC-Red Network. s. Eddie East and Ralph Dumke, 'sThe Sisters of the Skillet" appeaF Co Do set for two progFaams for Che fall One is Q morning program for Q gelatin sponsor, in which they will appear with Dick Ballou's Orchestra and Gene RAymlon, tenor, to be heard over CBs Tues. days and Thursdays ct 1i.lB. The other is for an oil company In which they would appear with . soprano and an unusual swing or" chestFA directed by Lindsay Mo- PhAlL
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-25

Kate smith, now vAeatlonlng at Lake Placid, will return on Beptem. bor 6 and 10 for two guest appear ances on her former cBs spot, oc- cupled during her absence by Jack Miller and his orchestra. Kate will come forward with some interesting announcements about her new fall series, scheduled to make its bow to radio audiences Thursday evening, September 1T, at Q p. m. EDgT.
 Guy LombardO's Royal Cana. dlans, having completed sn en. gngOment at Che Steel Pier in At- IantiC City, gre holding forth this week ct Manhattan beach, pFO. vldlng dance music which is broadcast over the sW0R Mutual network on Q late sustaining schedule.
 Andre KostelanetS has returned to New York city after 6 three weeks' stay in Hollywood, in the course of which he conducted the Los Angeles Symphony orchestra before rec- ord. .brOaking audience ct the Hol. iywood Bowl ila California.
 When Hing Crosby departs for his vacation, Bob Burns, Che "sag0 of Van Buren,, will become Keeper of tho music halp for . three naOnths' period. He takes over the new Job on Thursday, August 27, and will introduce tho various TmlcrOphone entertainers on the programs heard over tho WEAFsNBC network at 10 ?. m. EDET.
 Jacques RenArd, who is ct pres. ent in New York city revisiting his former nome town" and friends, will trek to the west coast on eep- tember 1, to begin preparations for the forthcoming Eddie Cantor broadcast series, which will 90 on the cir Sunday, September %, ct
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-25
Democrat Trophy To
 Co To Tony Switz
Proves Outstanding Athlete at Chase Park; Presenta
 ton Scheduled for Wednesday Evening

points. The average age of the com- petltors, according to the Super- visor, was about 14 or i6 years.
 Following is the final standing of kha vos,khfiil akhlakaa ak Chage mark l.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-25
SEPTEMBER NAVAL
 QUOTA SET AT 24

George Brlgius, local naval recruit ing of1icer, announced today that the monthly quota for Waterbury for the month of September had been set ct 24. He also stated that there are still eight more men to leave for Newport before the end of the month of August. Following Q three month training period ct New port naval base, the men are as- signed to some ship or to special duty.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-08-25
HOLLYWOOD D
By Paul HarrIson

At 5, Payne Johnson iS getting along promisingly. He has appeared with Ruth Chatterton, Barbara stanwyck, and Sylvia Sidney. All seven children of the family once played together-in "so Big," with Colleen Moore.
 Eleven WatsOnS
 And now the Watsons--a group even more deeply rooted in movie traditions: James Caughey Watson, Sry started aS . cowboy actor in 1912, and has been assistant direcs tor and gpecial.effectS expert. He made tho gcreeii-nlagic for Douglas FairbGnks' "Thief of Bagdad." Mrs. Watson was af1 actress, but hasn't worked ct tho studies for . good many years. There gre nine reasons: Bobby, 6; Gary, T; Deln,ar, Q; Billy, i2; Harry, i3; Louise, G; Gloria, i8; Vivian, 2i; Coy (iastcad of Caughey, his real middle nanne), %.
 The Watson home, c rambling structure to which several rooms have been added as the family grew, stands on A corner of the old Mack eennett lot. All the children were born there. and played shout the sets from the time they were able to walk.
 The house itself has appeared in numerous gennett pictures, end iN bedrooms have been used by stars ag dressing rooms. Louise and Gloria Watson were named for the Misses TazendG and Swanson. Actor tO Photographer
 Coy was c prominent child star in his time. Now he's 6 news photog. rapher, and c lot of his pictures Of Hollywood celebrities have been printed in this paper. Vivian is married, and brought her husband homo to live with the family.
 Gloria hasn't done much on the screen, although she and her six younger brothers and sister Louise were Sin SuFnfnerville'S family an Life Begins ct O."
 Gary says he's going to be aSa. other Tibbett. Louise is studying dramatics. But Bobby, Delinar, Billy, and Harry are about AS busy as any character actors In Holly. wood.
 Delmars the current pride of the Watsons. He hes appeared in e4 films, and has played leads. All nine children have run up c score of more than i600 different pictures.