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Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-05-27

DR.. Imhoff, a graduate OF the Do
partment Of Ophthamology, OF the
Niece Tmdck Medical College. Chica
go, H.. has had more than twenty
years experience and specializes In
the examination of the Eye for
Glasses. No Drops" nor Drugs Of
any sort used In the examination.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-05-27
Dinner Guests
at Shippee Home

Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Dooley and
Bradley Dooley were dinner guests
Friday at the /. l.. Shippee home.
Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-05-27

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Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-05-27

Church Announcements
LUTHERAN CHUkCH
Orval A. Schmidt. Pastor
Sunday, May 80, Memorial Day.
Plentywood, 9 a. N.
Antelope, II a. m.
Raymond, 1880 p. m.
outlook, $3.50 p. m.
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN
CHURCH
missouri Synod
tE. L. K~aelberer)
outlook, sunday School and Bible
class at 1915 a. N. Service at IL
a. M. Ladies aid meets at the home
of Mrs. Fred Kelm.
Dooley, Egnlish service at 1880
p. NJ. A Sunday school will be or
ganized.
r. E. Kaelberer
EnNEREE ATVON CuITpCu
Evening star., 1937-04-28
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PACKARD 81 8 touring sedan; used rs
sompans car With low mileage
Motors Packard dealers. S527 Ga. ave
Shepherd 34l0.
PACKARD de luxe town sedan; black and
, must sacrifice for Sl95; ideal car for pri-
yate use, or embassy car. Mr.. Coates,
PAcKARDs,-l937 4-door touring sedan,
warranty. 1897 convertible coupe. 5000
miles; also three 90 1885 4-door touring
monb sseesn W s8e sGedS 4aas pk ft M6o
CAR CO. Packard dealers. 5000 Conn ave.
PACKARD 1895 5-passenger touring sedan,
10 perfect blue finish; spotless uphol-
,,,n stery excellent white sidewall tires. You
G. G. c. suaranty. Open evenings and
Sunday. Capitol Cadillac Co.. 1929 22nd
st. NV. National 1900.
company ca car; low mileage; new-car guar
Snteei a. ss Sl65 M9Sl, down S34 per mo North
ga MOseIs dealers
PLYMOUTH 1885 de luxe sedan; built-in
trunk; "Aerotype"; splendid care, original
owner; many extras, radio, heater, etc;
only S449; terms or trade. Evans Palmer,
4432 Conn, ave. NV.
PLYMOUTH 1892 coupe: rumble seat. wire
wheels, new tires: ,4-cylinder floating power
motor. economical to operate. Only SOB.
Woody. rear 1916 North Cap Met s044
PLYMOUTH 1885 de luxe brougham;
beautiful chrome and black finish. built-in
trunk. de luxe wheel; sacrifice for unpaid
balance: only Sl39 down or your car
Evans Palmer, 4432 Conn. ave. NV
PLYMOUTHS-1936 coach. S525. only 500
down, S24 month; also 1895 touring .
door only sos down, S2l month PRY
MOTOR CAR co. Branch. 1927 14th NV
PLYMOUTH 1885 coach black. very clean
ana nne mechanlcal condition: driven only
range terms; priced low for such fine car
Mr.. Tubbs. Potomac 1880, after . pm
Dealer
Evening star., 1937-04-28
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

LINCOLN 1898 :.psssengeE sedan syI: ssyl:
condition throushout: 81. 2s5: G. c. G
| guaranty. Capitol Cadillac Co. 1929 22nd
st. nv. National 1900. Open evenings
LINCOL-zEPHYR sedan offered at saw
ines of several hundred dollars from origi-
nal cost Your opportunity to own the
fort de luxe. Most economical to drive
IA to- 10 miles per gallon. Terms to suit;
liberal allowance on your present car. See
OLDSMOBILE 1894 de luxe coupe, with
Xss sHssllent 1a,n eendtion; c. 1885 s35 down
OLDSMOBILE 1886 touring sedan; radio;
driven only 5000 miles; attractive green
hnish hasn't scratch anywhere; uphol-
sy fei ks Ike
inspection will convince you of the original
owners fine care; S!25. .Pohanka Service,
ll26 10th st. W. District Al41.
oLDsMqRILE ssdIs 1895 5-passsneer touring
upholstery. splendid tires. radio. Here is
captol ns clean esdjs5 fsG s. sss5 rusFanty
Natl. 1900. Open Sunday and v eveninss. mir s. w.
oLDsMOBuE 1894 5-passenger coupe; ex-
cellent black paint: fine clean upholstery:
a al good tires splendid motor: 1915; c. c.
x; guaranty. Sapltol Cadillac Co 1o22
Ind ST. NV. National 1900 Open Sun
day and evenings.
OLDSMOBILE 1897 4-door sedan demon
Strator; 6-cylinder model in gray metallic:
driven little; substantial reduction; new
car guarantee and terms. Pohanka Service,
0idsmoblles since 1923. 1l26 goth st. n W.
District 9l4l.
OLDSMOBHES-l93 2-door touring
sedan, only $40 actual miles. new-car
warranty. Sl65 down, S33 month; also
1886 4-door sedan. only 5000 actual miles,
formerly owned by prominent Conn. ave.
merchant name on request; S1l5 down
St2 month. PRY MOTOR CAR CO. Packard
Evening star., 1937-04-28
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.


PONTIAC 1884 de luxe broueham: original
owner kept 1t like new; black and chrome
nnish. Silver Flash motor; terms; only
S3.9. Evans Palmer ABB Conn. ave. Nv.
PONTIAC 1881 de luxe sedan; black with
req wheels; sacrifice. storage sale. only
S9I; terms. 81 down. Evans Palmer,
N. Y. and Fla. aves. ne
PONTIAC 1896 coupe 6-cyl.; splendid con-
ditlon; privately owned: S495: driven
1000 miles, North 5473-J, evenings.
PONTIAC 1885 de luxe 4-door touring
sedan; trunk etc; driven g. 600 mi: quick
SAFE 1870 Col. 2075 Dealer. Terms
blue, finish is just like new, upholstery
;Spotiess Il and shows no wear; fine tires and
y performs perfectly; real value at only
S345. Pohanka Service 1926 Goth st.
NV. District DIAL
PONTIAC 1897 six and eight cylinder dem
onstrators; used by salesmen and of1cials
OF this company; seven to select from. all
models and colors; liberal reductions: new
car guarantee and service policy. You can
l4l9 Irving St. NV. Adams O575.
Evening star., 1937-04-28
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

PONTIAC 1887 4-door sedan with largest
trunk S-cyl, carefully driven in Chevy
Chase. 200 miles; radio heater: discount.
,! r. Flood Motor Co. 422l Conn. Clev.
STUDEBAKER 1888 5-passenger Dictator
SEDAN. Here is clean car in splendid
conoltion throughout: black paint. spotless
% %uphuisterS. az good tires Sab; c. c. C.
EuaIanty open evenings and Sunday
Sapitol cadillac Co.. 1922 22nd St. NV.
National 1900 "
SIUDEBAkER 1885 Dictator sedan; orig
large bullt-in trunk. fine tires. spotless up-
hoistery; mechanically perfect; at S4s5
ms is the nneSt buy in our stock Pohanka
oelvice, ! 90 ::oth st. n.w. District 9l41.
PACKARD CONVERTIBLE sEDAN
1886: radio and many extras S1b5
down. S36 month PRY MOTOR CAR CO
PACKARD dealers 5000 Conn ave NV
Evening star., 1937-04-28
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE,

knee action; used very little. For quick
sale. $3.50. Col. 61s6-M. Dealer. Terms.
CHEVROLET 1895 master town sedan,
sell reasonably and take trade. Terms can
be arraneed. Call Randolph 5so5 dealer
CHRYSLER de luxe sedan; beautiful blue
S2s5; terms; Mrs. Ruppert's car. Evans
Palmer. l4th and L sts. NV.
CHRYsLER 1882 s-cyl. sedan, cheap very
repairs 1923 6-cyl. Packard limousine.
good condition; 500. Thomas Bros.
Garage, l105 w ST. NV.
IN IN our special STORAGE sale for unpaid i
Palmer. N. Y. and Fla. aves. ne,
D0DGE !2G!a 1924 de luxe custom mos.o coupe;
saver motor; Blue Ribbon model; sac
rit1ce, S349; terms, only $40 down. Evans
Palmer. 4432 Conn ave. NV.
poDGE 1885 5-passenser touring sedan;
large trunk, excellent tires. an inspection
viii conyins you our price is low for this
f" toI Cadillac nI 20 Co. iaS@ Sand st. TN NV. Ma
tional 5000 Open evenings and Sunday.
DODGE 1891 coupe looks and runs good;
ice, 1926 Goth st. NV. District 9I4l,
DODGE de luxe 1893; black and chrome
inish. almost like new: lady will sell for
unpaid balance: terms. S19 down. Mr..
Coates. Evans Palmer, 4432 Conn. ave.
NV.
FORD de luxe Victoria. 1894: green with
cream @ wheels; excelisnt meehanical cha, Na condi-
Cleveland l93S
FORD 1894 sedan; looks and runs, like
new; storage sale. only S24'; s. down.
Evans Palmer. N. Y. and Fla. aves. ne,
FORD 1895 Tudor sedan; best Of care;
nnly SRA. so down Evans Palmer
N. Y. and Fla, aves. ne.
FORD 1887 standard coupe. black. S5;
mileage / 900. Sacrifice, $500. Potomac
>493S.
foRD 1888 VS. Tudor sedan Victoria.
driven since new by Internal Revenue
ofhcial; unusual value. S"l9. 1921 Conn.
Clev. S401.
FORD 1884 Tudor sedan; this car drives
real fine; black body. wire wheels; S175.
Adams s4Os.
FORD 1887 So Tudor touring sedan: ra-
dlo. etc: driven 5000 miles; repossesslon
dealer. BARGAIN. S515. Columbia 2015.
FORD 1887 club coupe; de luxe. IS: cor
ss2. stloR sss5; s. SIS ruarsnty oap5o1
1900. Open eveninss and Sunday.
FORD 1897 Tudor. de luxe So: flexible
steering wheel, wheel trim rings, etc; this
car was driven direct from dealers show
e s the suaTsny capto misa5e csdac as
Co. 1902 o@nd st. NV. National $500.
Open evenings and Sunday.
FORD 1884 cabriolet. Here is as clean a
car as you will find: excellent paint. tires.
upholstery: S275; G; g. G. guaranty. Cap-
tol Cadillac Co. 1922 22nd st. NV. Natl.
$500. Open Sunday and evenings
FORD 1892 de luxe sport roadster. radio
heater. new tires rumble seat; special sale,
only $4,000; terms. Evans Palmer. N. Y.
and Fla. aves. ne.
FORD 1885 de luxe coupe, Just like new,
always kept in garage. left with US to sell
3or best offer; give terms Mr.. Coates Evans
Palmer. 4432 Conn. ave. NV.
FUPMOBILE 1888 de luxe cabriolet; at
tractlve blue fniSh six wire wheels metal
tire covers; fine tires and it runs perfectly.
Very sporty and real value a. only S295.
Pohanka Service. 1926 Goth st. NV. Dis
trict ql4l.
NASH Royal sedan; like new special
storage sale, only S91; terms, 81 down.
Evans Palmer, N. Y. and Fla aves. ne.
The Washington times., 1937-11-04
"ElVAhS Ra0en "
Bv ALMA AND PAUL ELLERBE

PETER WEMPLE down to almost his last dollar the
morning Mary Mcintyre his door, The condition
acute but temporary In all his vigorous Woodworking get
along young life Pete had been embarrassed by the
money 1t in fact this quality of geaongness
in him that was RESPONSIBLE arrival the
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-08-24
H;obway Tuxedo. 99c.

Highway, Tuxedo, 99c:, =,
L. w. Turner, l lot hocky
Gorge, 66c. =.
Mrs. Bernice L. Twigg, i lou
Lake Summit, 66c. $500.
Vena and F. C. Walter. Az acr.
Spartanburg highway, 5000.
B. R. Ward, 6 acres Green
River, $6.57. ,
Mrs. E. A. Ward, so acres 1
house and lot NTH. land, $500.
J. r. Ward, l lot Tuxedo, 33c'
w. o. Waters, $50 acres Tux
edo, $3.50.
w. o. Waters, % acres l house
and lot, SOFAS.
j. r. Weatherby. 100 acres
Green River. $3.50. .
ID. G.. Wilkie, 1 house and lot
Tuxedo, 1891.
Willard Brothers. 1 house and
lot Lake Summit, $4.62.
Mrs. f. R. Wilson, 1-2 acre
Lake Summit Subdv., 99c.
r. c. Wilson, IL acres Spar
tanburg Rd.. $1.36.
]. II. Yelton, 2 acres Rocky
Gorge, 33c.
Mrs. Nell Yelton, 10 acres 2
houses and lots Tuxedo. $24.64.
Mary X. BoneSteal, 10 lots Lake
Summit, 1854.
j. ID. Bowen, 6 1-2 acres wood
land, SEC.
Thos. B. Butler, 6S acres Guice
land, S2.96.
j. H. Glover, l lot Green River,
73c.
r. M. Hanna & Chesholm, 10
acres Green River, Soc.
w. A. Harevin, z lots Green
River, $2.1S.
John ]. Jackson, IT., mining
rights, 1888.
A. o. Jones Est, "a acres Ba-
ker property, $2.1S.
W. c. Miller, lots Freeman
land, re.
]. C. Mills, Al lots Rocky
Gorge. SASS.
William Moore, 4 40 acres
near Saluda, 73c.
Mrs. Lula M. Pritchard, A lots
Green River, S1.45.
F. c. Putnam, lots Rocky
Gorge. S3.27.
R. H. Turner, / house and lot
Tuxedo, $2.18.
B. c. Truluck, l lot Rhodes
land, 73c.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-08-24
MILLS RIVER TOWNSHIP

Mrs: Annie Adair, 3 lots Sun
set Hills, nc.
Mrs. Lille P. Allen, AZ acres
house and lot, $14.42.
Sturgeon Allen, 8 1-2 acres G.
w. Allen, Est, $2.63. r.. Fl.
DR.. Walter o. Allen, AZ acres
l house and lot Horse Shoe,
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-08-24

near Mills River, &2.3i.
Clingman logan. I,
house Ridge land. &G.rO "'.vN !
Henry Summcy. u arrc.
Haywood Rd..$j.l5. Near
S. B. Wheeler. 70 aero. =
Ter Est, $l.79. but
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-08-24
Fred Yeager. Est, l lot Bal
Cave Manor, doc. -
EDNEYVILLE TOWNSHIP
COIOREI

M. c. Freeman, 40 acres l
house and lot Edneyville, SlS.O3.
S. r. Freeman, 10 IL acres
Edneyville. sos. 80
Will and Daisy Logan, IL 81
acres Lewis Waters Est, SZ.99:
Richard Owens, 90 acres 81.
Paul. $12.22.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-08-24
HooPERS CREEK TOWNSHIP

HooPERS CREEK TOWNSHIP
Mrs. Hattie Aker, lot Naples,
SAILS.
Mrs. F. l.. Bagwell, 2O5 1-5
acres Cane Creek road, STAG.
Glazener Bagwell, 104 acres
Fletcher, route /, $3.50.
W. c. Bagwell, ] lot near Bun
combe county, $S.67.
j. r. Baldwin, 3 acres Couch
mountain. S16.06.
L. L. Baldwin, IA acres Fletch-
Ell, $11.31.
Claude Ballard, l acre Tanning
Bridge, 1928.
j. E. Ballenger, Est, 151 acres
l house and lot mountain land,
$l6.53.
Clyde Barnwcll, 10 acres one
house and lot Fruitland Rd. $2.95.
NJ. NJ. ]. Barnwell, 81 1-2 acres
l house and lot Hoopers Creek,
$5.O4.
Otto Barnwell, 1-2 acre Fetch
er, 23c.
Otto Barnwell, - acres Hoop
ers Greek, $3.50.
Otto S. Barnwell. 8 Ia acres
] house and lot Mills Gap road,
$4.07.
A. w. Beddingfeld, IA acres
Hoopers Creek, S5.15.
R. c. Beddingfeld, Is acres
Hoopers Creek, $2.72.
Mary P. Blake, Est, 33 40
acres l house and lot, $3.50.
Charlie Branks, l acre Hoop
erS Greek, S2.23.
T. r. Britain. Ia acres one
house and lot Hoopers Creek,
S5.47.
Mrs. B. B. Brooks, 40 acres
Bearwallow road, $3.50.
A. Nj. Byers, Est, 10 acres near
Mt. Home, $6.22.
f. H. eagle, A acres Naples,
1854.
E. L. Campbell, % $40 acres
Fletcher, $500.
J. L. Garland, Est, 3 lots one
house and lot Brickton, SLIPS.
Mrs. NJ. w. Carney, Est, II
3-4 acres Hoopers Greek, $3.50.
E. NJ. Case, ~ 1-2 acres Fan
ming Bridge, $10.63.
w. E. Case, 2 1-2 acres Fan
ming Bridge road, SLIT.
B. F. Chappell, 3 acres Howard
Gap road, 99c.
Mrs. d. C. Clark, 33 acres
Couch Mt, $3.77.
Mrs. X. C. Coggins, Id acres
Hoopers Creek, $3.50.
ii. p. Corwith, 10 acres Couch
Mt, $2O.7O.
Ellen j. Crawford, house and
lot Fletcher, $500.
N. l.. Crisp, 100 acres Brickton,
$56.O3.
Mrs. Eula Crook, Ia acres
Fletcher, $1.0S. ...
C. R. Cunningham, al 1-2 acres
house and lot Hoopers Creek,
$25.41.
Mrs. Lydia Cunningham, 10
acres Hoopers Greek, $3.13.
Mrs. f. II. Curran, 2 acres Old
School property, $3.50.
T. ]. 'Curran, trustee, 40 acres
Hoopers Creek, $3.45.
T. j. Curran, trustee, 81 acres
Hoopers Creek. $3.50.
Mrs. c. +. Cameron, al acres
Asheville highway, S9.67.
DIR. A. B. Drafts, 20 acres
Couch Mt, $3.45.
Mrs. C. X. Earle, so acres one
house and lot Couch Mt, 1888.
Mrs. w. ]. Fishburn, 4S acres
house and lot Asheville high
way, S50.O3.
Miss Elsie Fisher, lot 'Fletch'
er, Gle. W.
Eugene Fletcher, 1 acre Young
blood land, $276.
Prescott Fletcher, 8 lots Fletch-
err, s7.41.
George Flynn, 1-2 acre home
place, $4.74.
H. NJ. Flynn, acre Dermid
land, 44c.
John Flynn, 8 acres Hoopers
Creek, 27c.
NJ. D. Flynn, 10 acres Howard
Gap road, $5.5S.
Jack Fowler, ga acre 1 house
and lot Naples, $2.36.
Mrs. Lena Frady, A lots Oak
Grove, .$4.31.
/. E. Freeman, 40 acres Hoop.
.ers Greek, $500.
l. E. Freeman, 2 acres Hoopers
Greek, 1921.
Mrs. = Nellie Frisby, 2 lots
Fletcher, $1.S9.
Mrs. E. r. Garren, 12O acres
mountain land, Sails.
II. A. Garren, Z Ia acres Hoop.
} ers Creek, $7.0l.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-08-24
HENDERSONVuLF rou,,,.

LIE !OWNSuIn
T. NJ. Abbott and LYDIA n ', W
bolt, - acres | house ,rI ". Me-
Pleasant Hill, $l7UG. "' ".
Mrs. Minnie Able. ! hon.
lot King and Allen ,,ror,. - l,i
Mrs. Minnie Able. . I.,.. ~
View Terrace. 76c. We
Acacia Mutual lii, In, -
lot store North Main .,, o.
$1,000. .''G,
r. A. Adams. Est. All.
Lenox Park. $6.37. '''H
r. A. Adams, Est. T. '.l...
near Fleetwood hotel Iaurc. p 6,,"
$4.27. '"'N,
X. A. Adams, Est. ( lots y
dow Brook. zoe. .''"'
X. A. Adams. Est. 81 Inf. T.
lama Park. $ji.5O. Fl"
w. ID. Adams. Est. ; aero. r..
lumbia Park. $3.50. '''
J. A. Aiken, - acre , l,n..
and lot Parker Heights. Sro;,,~
J. ]. Aiken. | lo, CoInn,I.
Park road, $50. ''"'
Mrs. Florence \. Abe,
house and lot Greater brn,I
Hills, $1,000.
Albea and Thompson. lo,..
and. lot 4lG Main St. SIN
W. l.. Alder and GuIcv S...
man, ] house and lot coaI yg,I
East Flat Rock. $l&.GS. ''
Mrs. \. II. Alderman. . n,,
Pinnacle Circle Laurel paf
$7.37. '
Mrs. Della Allen. / If acres !
house and lot Shaw> Cree, Fond
$S.5A.
Mrs. +. II. Allen, ! lot IIirl.
land Lake, re.
Mrs. Flora EmbIcr Allen. q, Il
house and lot Church and SS
I've, $$4.l3.
+. W. Allen. ! house and ~
Mt. Home subdivision. S%.7g
II. a. Allen, > acres SIaw
Creek, $S.ii.
Mrs. Jrm, AIlcp ~ ro,,o
City Hall Iot SIaf5O ''''
Mrs, Lm, Jus,us lrm IT,.
4tb Ave, ". $I%G5. ''''' j"
Mrs hn. Ju,,r. iI., fl.
FIaminr ST rs lots rgl,"o mn IVY
S532I '''
a.: r ,u. r,r,
,, G,iSS jan" H.' ~ S'''''' ''' ""'"''
n Kim ,c.,.. ,,,..,n,..-
IonJ e. on '.'"
'"',' ''V,
j. NJ. Allen - acres ll'.I"nl
50 DC.
J. NJ. Allen. 10 acres White.
subdiv., $7.5&.
Mrs. Sarah j. Alien. / hore
and LOT Oakland 81. S&ogi.
Sibcl Allen and wife. d acre,
house and 10, Andrrs phase
SI75o
i. r. Aston. / lot / house and
lot Ehringhaus ST.. doc.
American Land Co.. ! huay
and lot lrh Ave. W. $2L5r
Mrs. LuclIa i. Am,s. ] houe
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-08-24

Brickton, $5.75.
C. w. PRESLEY, 1 acre Hoopers
Creek, $5.18.
f. j. Presley, 1 house and lot
Fletcher, $6.31.
G. w. Presley, Jr., % acres |
house and lot Hoopers Creek,
$17.O4.
J. H. PRESLEY, 2 lots Fletcher,
S3.76.
Mrs. Mildred Presley, / house
and lot near Buncombe county,
S10.79.
E. j. Pryor, 1913 acres and
buildings, Hoopers Creek, SPAS.
b. A. Quails, 1-2 acre / house
and lot Blake land, $13.67.
W. P. Raines, trustee, l house
and lot Fletcher, 1927.
Josephine Renalla, A acres
Hoopers Creek, $500.
Henry Rhodes, 60 acres Hoop
ers Creek, 1884.
J. o. and w. F. Rhodes, 60
acres mountain land, $2.81.
I. II. Riddle, A 3-4 acres
Fletcher, $4.63.
T. H: Riddle, l acre Hoopers
Creek, $5.73.
T. H. Riddle, IA acres Hoop
ers Creek, S4.53.
j. B. Russell, Ia 6-1OO acres
Hoopers Creek, $7.27.
l.. P. Russell, 80 47-1OO acres
Hoopers Greek, $7.27.
X. A. Russell, Is 4S-1OO acres
Hoopers Creek, $7.27.
). K. Russell, as acres one
house and lot Fletcher, S8.9S.
Mrs. E. w. Shipman, 35 acres
l house and 10TH place, $4.23.
Jessie Shipman, 10 acres How.
ard Gap road, $5.38. !
X. Shipman, l 1-2 acres, How
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-10-19

allowed to take up diplomatic career.
Men with the 20" type of blood, he
says, have the required qualities be-
cause they are calm, unsentimental,
unyielding, imperturbable, resolute and
persevering. DR.. Nilgaki claims 80
per cent success in his character tests.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1937-10-19
New Use for Blood Tests.

Diplomats should be chosen by blood
tests rather than mental capacity,
according to Dr. Nilgaki, medical ad-
wiser to the foreign Office in Toxic.
Only those who conform to certain
blood type, he believes, should be
Evening star., 1937-09-23
Outboards Open Show,

IN THE 81 and 1876 cubic-inch hydro
plane card, Hyde, Jimmy Orme and
Schneider have to keep an eye on the
veteran outboard driver Sammy
Crooks from Rumson. N. j., who
turned to the classy 1855 this year.
Gardner Orme likewise has to watch
out for the fast Miss Severn, formerly
owned by Ernest Dobson and now in
the hands of Baritone John Charles
Thomas, for the class K event and
the American speedboat champion
ship.
Outboards, more than 130 of them
from all parts of the country, open the
three-day regatta tomorrow at 11:30,
when the first heat is scheduled. Nine
events for both professional and anna
teur drivers take up the entire day
with such crack names as Fred Jacoby,
Douglas Fonda, Thomas Tyson, Jack
Combs, James Mullen and many
others on the lists.
Jacoby, fresh from triumphs at
Richmond last week end for the Ma
tional championship of the outboards,
has entered boats in every class pos
sible.
Saturday the first of the inboard
heats are slated at AS, including the
opener in the Presidents Cup race,
and resumes Sunday at 2, with the last
bit OF exhaust smoke and engine roars
to fade away around sunset.
Evening star., 1937-09-23
the pews. Mr.. Geisel was one who

the peWS. Mr.. GelSel was one VINO
joined in the applause for McClung.
THE young man probably will have
hard time selling his idea," predicted
Handsome Harry. I'm the first place
he has not whole lot that base ball
already hasn't got. When an umpire's
right hand goes up the crowd can see
in an instant that he has called
pitch strike. And. of course, there
are appropriate gestures made by the
base umpires.
casting over one of those microphone
masks one day You don't know what
goes on between umpires and ball
players. We have a certain number
Of prize alibi artists and when the ump
calls q strike that they don't like they
"Id like to switch on the
apparatus at the time one of
those peevish fellows cuts loose
and let the whole ball park
hear it.
1t would make the umpires' lot an
grief for the club owners If the fans
ever heard some of their favorite
players alibing for themselves they'd
be off them for keeps"
Mr.. Summers looked long and
earnestly at the umpire wearing the
microphone mask. IT realize the
ump is supposed to switch off the loud
speakers when he doesn't want to
make his words public" he said, but
it would be awfully tough on the
absent-minded ones
Especially" he added, 'if
they should happen to have
Indigestion"
Evening star., 1937-09-23
Hyde's Rivals Formidable.

THIS all-Washington event is going
to be a hot one. Jack Hyde,
winner last year, has to look out for
both Schneider and Gardner Orme
Hyde will have to move out in front
and stay there if he wants to survive
the tidal wave that Garveo is sure to
churn up.
Sounds screwy. but these two are
rated about even, although Hydes
Wrinkle III is only IA feet long and
has 75-h.p. Universal engine. while
the 33-foot Garveo carries a 475-h.p.
Liberty. 1t all has something to do
with relatively.
Washington will have its single
woman driver, Mrs. James Orme, jr..
racing in the women's free-for- all
handicap. When she isn't serving as
mechanic in the Garveo, Mrs. Orme
takes over the controls for the event
that includes Maude Rutherford, wife
OF the current holder of the priced
Presidents Trophy, Jack Rutherford,
In her Miss Palm Beach which races
against the champion Ma-Ja in the
big event.
Schneider has entered his boat in
the mile trials to try for the hand
some cup, which was suggested by the
italian speedboat demon, Count Theo
Rossi, and donated by Chris Heurich.
The mug goes to the boat making the
fastest time over a mile straightaway.
Evening star., 1937-09-23
BY BILL BONI,
Associated Press Sports Writer.

1T WAS Hal Schumacher against
Curt Davis today as the Giants
and the Cubs went into the grand
finale of their super de luxe, pen
nant-or-nothing series at Wrigley
Field. But, from the Giants side of
the fence. at least half of the battle
is won.
When Cliff Melton put his six-hit
damper on the Bruins yesterday to
squelch them. so, it lacked the Terry
mems lead back to two and a half
games. So, even if the Cubs should
belt Schumacher out of the box this
afternoon, as they have on three oc-
casions, the Giants still will go home
on top of the pack by game and q
half.
Then therell be only the Dodgers,
Phils and Bees left to subdue-clubs
which, from past experience, the
Giants know aren't as tough to take
as the Cubs.
Not that the Cubs were 50 tough
yesterdays Melton. the lanky gangling
first-year varsity man who ranks sec
ond only to Hubbell on Bill Terry's
staff, attended to that.