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lZ0 MADlSON wv.
ARRANGED for 9 Families.

III ofIoNW tO1 2 t14IItttCo'
6 rooms. baths 3 porches. built-in
GARAGE. recreation room with heat big
back porches could be turned into two
more rooms; improved streets and alleys:
oveIlooking Kansas ave and Fort Slocum
Park. This house is only 3 years old and
has all modern Improvements automatic
heat. A real buy at SIS 500: s 900 cash,
$50 per month. The upstairs apt is now
rented for enough to carry monthly paw
ments. See by appointment M B. Weaver.
Cleveland 4944
WAPIE {: LANES INC pistrict 224A
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MUSICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

PIANOS players and radios: new lot: must
be solo for storage charges: excellent con-
dition great reductions Smiths Transfer
& Storage Co. 1919 You st. NV Phone
North 3343
PIANOS at pre-lnventory prices are now
offered in new and slightly used grands
and uprishts Apartment SIZE uprlsnss Thsas IN IN
struments can be rented and six months
rent applied to purchase price Sole agents s
for Hardman grands and uprights. used
by the Metropolitan Opera Co for s
years-l9ll-l926 Also Schiller: Sho-
ninger Bradbury Harrington and Jessie
French uprlehts and grands Grands and
uprights for rent. Hugo Worch, lilo G.
Established 1879
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.
(COntinued.)

WOODBRIDGE a701 s. DAKOTA AVE. NE.
Large front, bed-iiving room. newly fur
nished twin beds, private bath; convenient
TRANSFORMATION
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HOUSES-UNFURNISHED

1888 HoLMEAD PL. N;W;-e ROOMS ANp as'l9
thr0sfhHa II siMsos &c c6 per 1Ee HSn'h
1924 Vermont Ave, NV Met 500.
FoxALL-5 BED ROOMS. BATHS. Dou-
BILE rear porches maids room garage
Phone National io4o or Emerson 776s OF
cal 10Y waHERtY vs. stlp FAVOR. "a I. INC.
1889 E ST. S E.--10 ROOMS. 2 BATHS;
garage big yard; yearly lease; rent reas.
9 ROOMS. GARAGE: BURLLE1TH CLOSE
5o2s evenings. 1924 T st. NV. 30.
PETwoRTH-s65. s ROOMS, BATH. 2
detached bricl. garage. deep lot. House in
excellent condition:
Tower Bldg. BErF5pnl- P6ohi District 800.
n WOODsIDE MD, 1o1l RIDGE RD.-
Phone District $500. MRS. scHAEFER.
e59 ROCK CREEK CHURCH RD. NV
2ao Coena snd Sab Rr
rage: available about Feb. l. S65.. L. T.
GRAvATTE. 729 18th St National 0753.
CHEVY CHASE 1901 RIITENHOUSE ST.
tached brick, automatic heat, electric re
immediate POSSESSION: BOSS 4 PIE PHELPS
IN FoxHALL VILLAGE = DELIGHTFUL
ti-room and bath house hot-water heat.
garage: SIS month. Immediate possession.
BOSS & PHELPS.
1417 K st NV National 1900
CRTTTENDEN ST. WEST OF 14th-S
rooms and . baths. hot-wster heat; rea-
sonable rent; close to schools churches.
TRANSPORTATION Immediate possession.
BOSS & PHELPS.
1417 K St. NV. National 1900.
NEAR ROCK CREEK PARK-VERY DE-
srable S-room. :,-bath house. oil heat.
electric refrigeration. garage. Immediate
possession. S100 month
BOSS & PHELPS.
1417 K St NV National $500.
313I WARREN ST. NV.
6 rooms. bath, > inclosed porcheS. cleo
trio refrigeraton. oil burner. garage; SS5.
j. C. WELDON CO..
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80 $50.

CENTER HALL BRICK AND STONE.
This very spacious new home contains
large rooms , complete baths. well-equip-
ped kitchen and breakfast room. rear porch
and brick garage. Located on wide ave-
nue.. only half block from bus. which ap-
proaches the city by way of Mass. ave. It
is surrounded by all new homes, built
by prominent builder, and has the
appearance of a $4,000 house.
Frank S. Phillips, Dist. 1411.
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SPHINX CLUB.

22Oa Mass ave.-Refined and beautiful
home residence for young men and women
in Washington's finest section Delicious
food excellent service. Single and double
rooms Immediately available. Dec. OO43.
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WANTED-ROOMS.

GENTLEMAN desires modern room In quiet,
for writing. Address Box 391J. Star
ONCE 30
WANTED TO RENT-Modern furnished
room in private family. Location. Lyon
Park or Clarendon; references exchanged.
Address Box 11j-J. Star ONCE ~
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7 oU.l II 2 I N W -Nlf 1IS7-N.t17 - ~.
90 1,n-AN INVESTMENT HOME AND A

S9,45O-AN INVESTMENT. HOME AND a
BARGAIN BEYOND THE SHADOW OF
A DOUBT An attractive modern semi
detached building. specially designed
for TWO FAMILIES. Each apartment
extra lavatoryl each with electric re-
frigeration. all oak floors; garage.
Wonderful chance for. thrifty, people.
BOSS & PHELPS. NATIONAL $500.
EVENING PHONE. CLEVELAND OLE.
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See Il TODAY.
THOs. j. FISHER & co. INC.
13S 18th ST NW.t District $3.50.

73s 10Th St. N.W.i District $3.50
A BARGAIN HOME IN CHEVY CHASE,
D. c.. ON LOT 70x205.
S11 .a50-About > blocks west of Conn.
ave Colonial masonry. center-hall house.
on beautiful lot. improved by trees. flowers.
pools & good-sized rooms, den. breakfast
nook: automatic heat and refrigeration;
open fireplace, screened and weather-strip-
ped; assessed value Sl345S. BOSS &
PHELPS. National $500. Evenings. phone
Georgia 615S.
81 .95O-NEW SEMI-BUNGALOW. EIGHT
rooms. brick and frame. bed room and bath
first floor rooms on second floor. gas
heat gas refrigerator, built-in garage; very
wide lot; best northwest location.
HARRY B. PITTS CO..
1919 18th St. NV. Met, 01OO.
Telephone Service Until PM.
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SIS. 5.c5o-CoLoN1AL BRICK IN CoNvEN-
lent northwest section. near the Sol
diers' Home Park. Six rooms and bath.
ENCLOSED REAR PORCHES. hot-water
heat, hardwood floors. weather strip
ping and garage splendid value.
Sc, -SEMI-DEIACHE BRICK desir-
ably situated near Grant Circle. close
to several schools churches and stores.
Six rooms and bath. three porches,
elec refrigerator. garage. Excellent
50 sS5yo1.MoATT1RACTiVE BUNGALOW IN
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.. on beautifully
landscsped- lot 80 feet wide. IN ,rl.. the e
of Conn ave Five eood-szed rooms.
painted walls, hot-water heat hard
wood floors. fireplace and garage A
real opportunity TO acquire a bunga-
low in a section where they are very
scarce at the right price. Terms.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
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SALE-SUBURBAN.

5-ROOM AND BATH BUNGALOW; LARGE
attic: sewerage. cleo, water, gas; improved
streets; close to school and bus line; 1Oe
SURROUNDINGS; S4.45O; small cash payment.
balance like rent, B. NJ SMITH, 240S Col.
pike. Arlington, Va. Clarendon 203S.
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$3.50 18th ST. NV.
delightful home residence for men and
women. with lounges and drawing room for
guests use. Hotel and personal service.
Exceptional meals Sunny. warm rooms,
singles doubles: modern baths. Reason
able rateS gN~
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1903 CLIFTON ST. N.W.-2nd floor.
Large. desirable. double room; excellent To-
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LARGE front room, facing Sherman Circle.
suitable for one or two persons: reason
able; Jewish family. Adams 15l4
2Os5 PARK RID. NW-Large front room.
in well-kept home: small family; lady;
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RADIATORS-Four Glow gas steam rada-
tors. three Humphries Radiantfire gas
heaters. 627 st. NV National 4164
RADIO-Philco T-tube table model 50 95
comp. Apex Elec. Co., 700 9th st. NV.
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WANTED TO BUY-HoUsES.
WANTED-REAL ESTATE.

CASH FOR YOUR PROPERTY. AS SOON
as title can be had no commission to
pay EDWARD L. STROHECKER, 1o10
Vermont ave n W. Phone Met 2713.
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THE BROADMOOR

1901 CONN AVE.
ROOM, ENCLOSED PORCH: AVAILABLE
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WANTED LOTS.

Church for bungalow or Cape Cod. Lowest
cash price. Address Box 2S3-J. Star of1ca
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USED BRICK

Immediate delivery: 800, 900 on hand
eiso lumber and heavy Georgia timber.
state Contracting Co.. Laurel :}24
FURNITURE - SUITES.
ALSO SEPARATE PIECES
RADIOS, ,REFRIGERATORS
LAMPS, RUGS, TRUNKS,
KITCHEN FURNISHINGS
ND MISCELLANEOUS
ARTICLES, CHINA AND
BRIO "A BRAC. PUBLIC
AUCTION SALE FRIDAY.
JAN. 31st, 1886, at 2 PM.
SMITHS TRANS NSFER &
STORAGE CO., 1913 U ST.
NV. PHONE NORTH 3343.
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11S PARK CREST DRIVE.
Silver Spring Md.
6 rooms bath, h.-w.h., electric re-
frigeration garage ---------SSl.2 20
5O2 KEY BOULEVARD CLARENDON, VA.)
= rooms bath. h.-a.h., garage:
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GSOO CASH

$500 CASH
Row brick & rooms bath; new condi-
ton; $50 so mo- Glover Park.
Row brick, q rooms, bath; renovated;
S55 mo- Petworth
New detached brick rooms, . baths;
$50 mo. West Chevy Chase.
Act quickly. These houses won't last
long under present terms and prices.
WILLIAM BOSWELL.
Met. 3O33. Eve. Wise. 511S.
So. 6.75O-COLONIAL BRICK, NEAR ROOSE-
welt High School. only few minutes
from the downtown and close to every
convenience: rooms. front porch, m
closed sleeping porch, hot-water heat,
brick garage; second floor arranged as
SIS, a56-LARGE. DETACHED HOME. IN
CHEVY CHASE. d. G.. on 50-foot-front
lot. close to public and parochial
schools and Just short walk from the
circle: rooms den on first floor. hot
water heat wide front porch end ga
rage An exceptional value.
S13 5OO-DETACHED BRICK IN CHEVY
CHASE. MD. on beautiful lot % feet
wide Just few doors from, transporta-
ton; center-hall plan g large rooms,
. baths, servants quarters. flrst-foor
lavatory 2-car built-in garage; slate
roof and every modern Improvement.
Sold only few years ago at So, 900.
Inspection at any time. Terms.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO..
1905 II st. NV National 2345.
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NEAR ST. ALBAN'S.

1881 Garfield st. N.W.-SVVOO.
Beautiful home consisting of living room
dining room 4 bed rooms, > baths, sun
room and kitchen Available Feb. /.
1404 x CAFRITz. DIST. a0SO.
DETACHED HOUSE ON WINDOW PL. Mr.
Wisconsin ave. nw.-6 rooms, bath. closed
sleeping porch Lear garage. yard. S65
ED D COLEMAN. 919 N. Y. ave. Phone
National 6562.
ON A ST NE. NEAR NEW SUPREME
good condition; rent. S55 month: posses
sion Feb. l.. E. A. GARVEY. phone District
45OS 1926 VT ave-,
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GAS RANGES. , and burners. with low
oven, 81 up; side-oven ranges, $3.50 up.
Phone Atlantic n3OS
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GAS RADIATORS t2). hot water; excel
sell separately. 423I 9th st. NV. today
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4511 RIDGE ST. BETHESDA, MD.
6 rooms bath h.-w.h., electric re-
frigeration, garage -.-----SSO. 90
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RADIO-Majestic S-tupe lowboy. SIS 95
comp. Apex Elec. Co. 700 9th st. NV.
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DOWNTOWN. 91S NJ st. NV. Apt. 3U--
Large. well-furnished. comfortable. front
room twin beds: near BATH elevator,
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RADIOS-We'r closing out Philco floor
to SIS These radios are all latest 1886
models and include rnidgets. baby grands
and cabinet models at prices from SO up.
set at worthwhile saving. Radio -phono-
graphs are included. New-set guarantee
Easy terms kits 1330 G st.
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RADIOS-Ear 7-tube consoles. both a C.
and d. C. models. So comp, Apex Elec Co..
roo 9th st n " at G.
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URNITURE-Cavalier Hotel, $500 14th
St nw-A few Windsor chairs davenport
tables. breakfast sets. living room suites,
beds. desks. occasional chairs. and misc.
articles at bargain prices. Cavalier HOTEL
$500 l1th ST NV
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1914 EMERSON ST. NV.
0 rooms, bath. h.-w.h.. electric re-
frigeration, garage e-----S95.0 90
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REFRIGERATOR. G. E. good condition;
am leaving town; reasonable for quick sale
Address Box 239-J. Star office.
REFRIGERATOR, G. E.. fiat top. hermit
ically sealed unit. Sl25; Aft. size. 1928
New York ave. NV
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RADIOS-;}O0 reconditioned SETS S395
comp. and up Any reasonable offer ac-
cepted Consoles in 7-S-l0 tube models.
SIS to SIS All makes. Apex Elec. Co., 700
9th ST n @
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GAS HEATERS t3). Radiant. in good con-
phone North 14QOW oo%
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G. E. REFRIGERATOR. GIFT. size. porce-
lain interior; perfect condition looks new.
Sacrifice for all cash. Cleveland 1883.
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DUPONT CIRCLE VICfNITY-Double and
single bed-living rooms; instantaneous not
water, unlimited phone. 1907 10Th ST. n w.
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OIL BURNER. used Monitor complete
with controls: good order; original cost.
$3.50; sacrifice s75. Will install. Phone
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SALE-HOUSES.
47O8 Blagden Terrace

dering on Rock Creek Park Center hall,
,srge s liv r big side porch, Law on FIRST
deck above. finished attic slate roof. oil
heat screened her-stripped
OPEN. MISS REED, ADAMS 2l23.
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.45S 3eth PL NW-Nicely furn. single
room refined home: reasonable. Phone
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PRINTING PRESS. double cabinet. type
and equipment; cheap. 1904 10th st. NV.
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RUGS. furniture; one 9x12. two Sx1Ol2.
almost new: breakfast set. ETC.: leaving
City. Dealer. 1896 Spring rd NV
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BANCROFT PL. N.W.-Large room. nicely
furnished in apt for gentleman. Call
North 326r-W after 6 p.n
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1894 COLUMBIA RD.-S3 80 VIZ; single
rooms. clean, warm; baths; inst q Hoo',
LARGE FRONT ROOM.
1855 California st.--Clean. warm: south
ern exposure, large closet. excellent bed.
INV: near : car lines Phone Pot. 2453.
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OU lR5INtt ID q 7 u
BROS, INC,
SALE-HOUSES.

ReaItOrS,
Washington Bldg. District a4s6
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MOVING, PACKING AND STORAGE
HOUSES-FURNISHED

ANDERSON VAN SERVICE IIth AND
N Y ave. National 1870 Special rates
all cities; N Y. Boston. Chicago Fla. Tex
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-31
Four Events
on Hercules
Bill Tonight
Three Armory Mat Clashes
to Be Followed by
Mixed Co.

A mixed" bout of 10 rounds,
bringing together Art (The Great
Shires. 210. Chicago, and George
zaharias, 240, Pueblo, Colo, plus the
appearance of Daniel Boone Savage,
$50, Boyd County, Kentucky, will
serve as the features of the Her
cules A. C.. wrestling show tonight
at the Armory.
Shires is to see action as fighter
and will wear Six-ounce gloves for
the encounter. His opponent, Ia
harias, is one of wrestlings out
standing tumble artists. Art will be
permitted to hit any place above the
belt and to win within 10 rounds
must put his rival down for a ten
count. The Colorado Greek mat
man must pin Shire's shoulders for
three count in order to win with
in the distance.
Savage, the Kentucky hill billy
grappler who sports crop of whis-
kers, gets his first big time" local
test when he goes against the rough
Frank Speer in the semi windup
carded for one fall or As minutes.
Tonight's mat headiiner pits Pete
Schulz, 235, powerful Birmingham
grappler, against the BLACK Secret,
220 masked mailman who has
gone undefeated in Armory bouts
Eddie Newman, 900, New York, and
Jack Morgan, 210, Portland, Ore.
open the program at $50. The
mixed" bout will follow the main
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-31

JUST nave TO walt ana see now
we shake down." Manager Casey
Stengel said today. We're by no
means set yet. However, I figure we
got all the best of the trades we
made and I can't see anybody with
a better chance to top the second
division than Brooklyn"
The pitching is the best part of
the club. Stengel figures he has five
dependable starters. Lead-off man
is towering George Earnshaw who
looks better than any time since he
was winning for the Athletics with
Bob Grove.
Van Mungo, who led Dodgers
pitchers with Is wins last year, is
showing we'll, too. So are Fred
Farmhouse and Ed Brandt, on from
Boston, and the venerable William
Watson Clark Tom Zachary and
Tom Baker promise dependable sup
port. Best newcomer is AL Butcher
24-game winner with Galveston last
year.
Behind the plate Brooklyn has
the veteran Gordon Phelps, along
with Ray Berres, on from Sacra-
mento, and Walter Miles, up from
Chattanooga. Stengel figures Berries
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-31
RAY MEYER ELECTED
IRISH CAGE CAPTAIN
BIZ United Press

By United Press
SOUTH BEND, Ind, March 81
Ray Meyer, sophomore forward, last
night was elected captain of the
1867 Notre Dame basketball team
at the annual dinner given by the
Villagers Club of the university.
Meyer, first sophomore to receive
the honor in several years, was
among four sophomores to win let
ter awards. Others were John Moir
Tom Wukovits and Paul Nowak.
Senior lettermen included Co
Captain Marty Peters and Johnny
Ford, George Ireland, Frank Wade
and Johnny Hopkins.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-31

better catcher than Al Lopez, who
was snapped to Boston.
Buddy Hassett, who came to
Brooklyn from the Yankees by way
of Newark, hasn't lived up to his
price tag of $4,000 and two players.
He's still being considered for first.
At second is Vince Sherlock, a ncar
300-hitter with Indianapolis last
year. He's not doing much better
than Hassett.
Linus Frey is okey at short, but
Jim Butcher is none too dependable
at third from which job Joe Strip
is holding out. If Butcher doesn t
make the grade, Stengel will call
Fred Lindstrom in from the out
field.
The way they are lining up right
now, however, Indy is playing left
John Cooney from indianapolis
center, and Randy Moore, another
Boston acquisition, and Oscar Eek
hardt are fighting for the right field
post. Stengel knows what to expect
of Moore, so he's using Eckhardt
most of the time.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-31
Bobby Jones
Blasts Away
on Comeback
Veteran Shoots Subpar
Again in Practice for
Links Meet.
By United Press

AUGUSTA. Ga, March 81
The Bobby Jones menace doomed
greater than ever today as the for
mer king-pin of golf showed evil
dence that he still has firm grip
on par.
Bobby continued firing subpar
rounds in his warmup over the
Augusta national course for the
third annual Masters tournament
Thursday. He shot a So yesterday,
four under standard figures.
Horton Smith provided sensa-
ton in yesterdays trial rounds with
a hole-in-one of the par three 190-
yard fourth.
Lawson Little was slightly off
form as he went one over par for
70. Johnny Revolta. P. G.. A.
champion, played brilliantly on the
back nine yesterday, coming home
in 81, five under par, for a SO.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-31
High A. B. G.. Scores Of Yesterday

Colonial Wonder Bars. Appleton, Wis. 2:
| Midway Rec'n.- Davenport. Ia 2;
Central Casino ei 40, ROCK Island, III :;
Coor's Milk, Cincinnati ........... 2!
zoller Brewing Co.. Davenport, Ia 2:
Matchless Metal Polish Co., Chicago 2;
| Meier lee Cream Beaver Dam Wis. o
Berliner Beers, Appleton, Wis. q
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-31

Pierson Clothiers Muskegon, Mich. 262s +
Schltz Lager Negaunee. Mich .... 2607 |
Deer Head Tavern. Madison. Wis. 254a |
Ajax Bolt &, Screw Co Detroit .... $3.50 |
PottstoWn Eagles. POttstown. Pa. 2472 |
BackuS Restaurant Smethport Pa. 2429 |
MaxWelTs Insurance. Detroit ......... 24l3 |
Ennis Tavern Superior ............ 2401 |
lake Hotel Pec'n, Garv ............ 1862 |
Tours. Cheviot o ........... 1900 |
lake R@esn. Garv ................ 1852 |
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-31
Dodgers Are Uncertain in
7lU0 Departments of Play
BY STUART CAMERON
CLEARWATER,


CLEARWATER Fla March 31The Brooklyn Dodgers
ing to break here Boosting welounded pitching
troubled with
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1936-03-31
A. B. c. Leaders

TEAM EVENT
Pabst Blue Ribbon. New York ... sOS5
Oak Leaf Motors, Chicago . 1854
Pabst Blue Ribbon. Milwaukee es,l
Cannon Tsilors, Cleveland ..... 1865
Gerisch Coal Co .,..... 2at4
Schmiesing's Ice Cream. Cincinnati eeSs
DIR. Dix Dentists, st. Louis ~ 29I4
Champlin Refining Co., Enid, Okla. 2a1I
Windsor Cigars, Pekin. Ill. . 1908
Shallcross Ink, Philadelphia. $500. 2906
DOUBLES
A. SIaina-M. Straka. Chicago ~ 134T
r. Milan-G. Kruzich, Springfield, III 1920
H. Bohne-J. O'Grady, Indianap polls 1903
r.. Wiggins-B. Soch. Sheboygan, Wis. 1900
J. Bagley-W. Miller. New York City 1898
X. Nolan-M. Cassie, New York City 1893
f. Imse-M. MaIouf. Milwaukee 1886
G. Stefani-L. Levine, Chicago .... 1855
F. Gelahusen-F. Seaton, Elizabeth,
- j. -..........-........ 1870
o. Ososki-J. Bruzdzinski, Syracuse,
n. L. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 1868
SINGLES
C. Warren, Springfield, Ill. ...... 7ss
b. Shaul, Syracuse, n. Y........... 10
F. Caruana, Buffalo, N. Y........... eos
l.. Levine, Cicero, ILL., ..... 7O4
II. Ingwalson, Rockford, Ill. ........ 7O2
X. Nelson, Minneapol ............ 694
w. Woodman, GAINESVILLE, Wis. ...... 692
w. Flesch, Chicago ............... 6SI
H. Beth, Chicago ................ 6s3
r. Fassl. Paterson, N. J. ...,..... $50
ALL EVENTS
II. Beth, Chicago ................ 1870
L. Exler st. Louis ............... 1913
L.. Levine, Cicero, III. .............. 1871
I. Sperando, New York City ........ 1880
L. Burlington. Spokane, Wash. ....... 1914
r. Milan, Detroit ............... 1909
E. Imse Milwaukee ................ 1891
b. Soch, ShebOygan. Wis. ............ 1884
Fl. Ingwalson, Rockford, Ill ........ 1880
+. Schribner, Detroit .............. 1880
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-07-31
.MRSSCHUYLERS SAYS
BY JOSEPHINE SCHUYLER
calvin Service Commentator
RELIEF AND HEALTH

Mr.. Schuyler and I figured out
the other night, how the three of
us could keep healthy were we linn
tied to a relief budget of fifty cents
day for food. Three days a week
we would have: fifteen cent lamb
heart, two cents of beef fat. Slice
and broil lightly, then chop six
cents Of onions and stew with fat;
when done add one can of seven
cent tomato juice. A fifteen cent
quart of milk and five cents of
bananas for dessert. The other four
days we would have spinach 10c,
butter 10c, pluck zoe, canned milk
&c and potatoes &c. We would take
sun baths which cost nothing and
get our cod liver oil from the city.
And we wouldn't contract any of
the deadly diseases.
The Northwest enterprise. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1931-1952, 1936-07-31
FUN FOR EVERYONE
AT GARBACEMEN'S
PICNIC AUGUST 2ND

Once more picnic lovers Of Sc
aitie are invited By the 100 en-
pioyes Of cities Contracting Co.
soattie's garbage contractors, to
help them make merry at their an
nual picnic Sunday, August 2nd,
at Halls Lalxe on the Everett High
way. A big-tinae sofs-ball baseball
game, free ice cream for the kid
dies free dancing afternoon and
evening. sports and stunts galore,
and an imposing array Of fine
prizes are promised by this wide
awake committed
Oliver Flor, Chairman and Presi-
dent of the company's Benefit As
ISOLATION, Jas. P. Martin. Secretary,
E. Baumann. Treasurer; Nm. A.
Boutin. Peter chiareni. JOS. Com
stantine, Louis Groninga, Vim. A.
wilkins Rex Reynolds, Lawrence
Linviile, VIM. +. orlowslki, Jeano
Ceccarelli, Russell Kealy, Edw. A.
Fox. Orville z. Kelso. Leo P. Hunt
ington, and Chas. E. West.
Having just won the Champion
ship Of the North End Group of
the Metropolitan soft-ball Baseball
League, the Cities Contracting Co.
Benefit Associations trophy-nab-
hing teams game with another
leading league team win be a big
feature Of the afternoons festivi-
ties. The admission price viii be
80 cents, children under IL free
and the committee Is planning FOL
an even larger crowd than they
had last year
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Camera Nearly Broke

NEW YORK-(C)-Primo Car
nera, once heavyweight champion
of the world whom Joe Louis
knocked out on his way to fame.
is nearly broke, it was revealed as
Primo was making plans to sail
for Italy recently. Primo says the
Haynes fight netted him only 5000,
although he was guaranteed $10,-
000 During the past six weeks
Primo has been in Columbus hos
pital with one leg partially para
lyzed.
Camera considers Joe Louis the
best fighter he has met, and thinks
not only will Braddock beat Scmel-
ing, but that Scmeling will never
again regain the heavyweight IT,
tie. Camera can't understand how
Schmeling beat Louis.
During his ring career Camera
took in some three million dollars
100000 in one year-and prac-
tically all of it has disappeared. He
was sucker for all kinds of stocks
oil, gold, and land-he says. He
is only 20 now, but has definitely
decided to retire from the ring. He
has lived swell, and had good
time, he says.