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FARMS FOR SALE.

$50 DoW,N-33a ACRES. WOODED. FAC
Atlantic 5205-J or National 1888. 16'
220 ACRES. NEAR LAUREL-IO-RM.
house, large stock barn. poultry house; ex-
cellent grain and grass land, $4,000, W.
G. WILLIAMS. Metropolitan Bank Blds.
TOBACCO, GRAIN OR STOCK PASTURE
Ian lands Sd in any size and liberal terms: state
per acre. Churches high school buSseS
railroad station, rapidly growing town
within 20 miles OF Washington. D. c. Met.
1884 or address Box 1919. Star ONCE.
INVESTIGATE AT MY EXPENSE.
This little bS-acre farm in rich Loudoun
Co.. Va, mr. Middleburg Very seldom is
one offered an opportunity of purchasing
anything worth while at such low price
IN tins beautiful mountainous. country.
Many miles of pretty bride paths avail
able. About 80 acres of good, rich tiIlabie
land and a livable 7-rm house that has
possibilities for remodeling The property
IS ideal for any one who loves privacy:
Pretty setting, of large oak trees around
house. An ideal week end place Price
only $4,000: 81 900 cash, balance easy.
JOHN A BRICKLEY
Suite %. 2lO Barr BLDG Dist 1921.
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ACREAGE For SALE

80 ACRES NEAR D, C. LINE. NE $50
per acre. terms. ZANTZINGER co .
Hyattsvllle National 1888
MONT. PR GEO. CHARLES COUNTIES,
Md Arlington Co Va 10 l.. ~, 40 -
and lO5 acres. at speculative price,
right terms. buy 10 build develop or TO
hold Land within 80 mi Of c. viii
enhance Call for data. n Z RYON Co,
l2lG n. Y ave. 22u3 Wilson blvd.
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FARMS WANTED.

HAVE NUMBER OF CLIENTS WANTING
/. ,. 3 acre farms. Must have fairly gooc
mouse, offered at fair price
NJ LAZO & CO.
2SO1 Wilson Blyd Arlington Va.
Walnut GSSO
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14O4 X. CAFRITZ. DI. 9OSO.

REFINED COLoRED-2115 14th ST. NV.
--3 rooms kit. bath, porch. ,Frigidaire,
h.-w.h.; no children; now ready; private
and exclusive; $40 month.
coLoRED--525 -2nd ST. NE;-oPPosITE
Union Station rms. and bath, S42.5O.
Apply sos Colorado Bldg. National 7343.
CoLoRED-CoLoNADE APTs,, 18th AND
Vernon st. NV rooms. bath. extra Law
atory. pantry, porch; reasonable rent; fin
est apt. in the city for coloEed people;
LOFT, real estate. 1908 N. Y. ave. NV.
CoLoRED- -2117 10th, ST. ,N.W;-3
S35 so; no children. Phone Line. 3706.
FOR COLORED.
635 Va. Ave. Sc, Apt. 80.
Living room. bed room. kitchen. dinette
and bath: 2nd floor. Newly decorated;
heat. hot water and janitor service: rent
HARRY B. PITTS CO..
1919 18th ST. NV. Met. 0100
FOR COLORED.
private bath - $3.50
"a st. se-4 rooms and bath - 25 90
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO,
733 18th st. NV. National 035c
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A Finer Home.

II IIItI l1UIIIt.
i45 GeTanium St NV. Cor 10th.
New corner center-hall brick and stone
construction, bed rooms. 3 baths. lava
tory on first floor recreation room, 2-car
Park. Open daily to . pm. j. WESLEY
BUCHANAN Met 1li3
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ACREAGE WANTED.

WANTED-3 TO 5 ACRES HIGH. WOOD
ed land, suitable for small estate. v. pre-
terred: not over 10 miles Central HIgh
School; price reasonable, Will nay cash.
Call Columbia 1920.
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3O5O CLINTON ST NV
SHEPHERD PARK.

Lovely bungalow. :! bed r. OAK floors;
MAYNOR, 26O5 Brentwood I'd ne. North
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY


4344 ELLIcOTT ST. NV. NEW DE-
TACHED STONE HOME. FIRST FLOOR,
> BED ROOMS, BATH; md FLOOR,
BED ROOMS AND BATH. DETACHED.
sIhNTqFLESAR hTF e. rE5A SARAGE dir EqLLy NSU HST
DAILY AND SUNDAY TO o PM. COL
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S9o7 n STREET NV. GEORGETOWN
beautifully furnished six-room remodeled
honss; E41 oil heat; garden. choice library.
THOMAS J: FISHER g. CO. INC,
-13S 10th st. NV. District $3.50.
ATTRACTIVE ROW HOUSE. 6 ROOMS,
ami. furn. complete: Frigidaire radio
garage; near Bird and S. Carolina ave Sc
Fhone Lincoln 60S5-J.
4205 MILITARY RD NW-S ROOMS.
moderately furn.; grand piano, radio, eiec'
Tetrigerator. etc. 500. CHAS s. SHREVE.
lo0l 18th st. NV. National 1886.
NEAR l4th AND PARK RD.-S ROOMS,
May L to Oct. | Frigidaire not over four
ADULTS; reasonable. Address Box 340-S.
Star office.
1926 CLEVELAND AVE NV. = TEN
rooms, three baths; available May 10 to
September /. 1897; $500 per month.
RANDALL H. HAGNER q CO. INC.
I3:l conn. Ave, Decatur 5000.
CONVENIENT NV. LOCATION
Row house i rooms. bath. glass-in-
closed sleeping porch recreati ton
room. oil burner: large new G. E.
refrleerator; furnished complete IN
cluoing new mattresses. china silver,
linens and blankets; $50 per month
Call Cleveland 300 or Decatur
1880
MAY THROUGH AUGUST.
rms. bath; nicely furn S75
SAM ROSEY, ADAMS 27OO,
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN..

8 SHERIDAN AVE, HYATTSVILLE-2
large rooms. bath. unfurn.: heat light.
near school: S22. 80. Greenwood 1887.
bath. garage r.. bath, garage, refriger-
alton. Walnut 7016. IL
3 ROOMS. MODERN IMPTS, "a So LEE
Highway. 10c fare; furnished or unfur-
nlshed. 2041 Stafford. Cherrydale. Va
S45; r. S35; 4 r.. $50; 2 r.. $50; r.,
S15. Greenwood 2309-W 1920 33rd Z"
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YOU WILL AGREE

With me when say this is the finest value
in Chevy Chase. Md. Located on the most
exclusive street in this section-this beau
oak and beech trees) is now available
costing over S22. 900 when new (now
years old this home may be purchased for
furred walls automatic heat and insulated
gear brick garage. The frst floor has
everything. including q breakfast room and
library with built-in bookcases. On the
end floor there are 3 large bed rooms. and
2 beautifully tiled baths with sun deck Of
The third floor has 2 bed rooms and l
bath. FOR further Information call Co.
lumbie 3167. after $50 PM.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY For SAIL
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

SMALL STORE AND APT: ANY GOOD
location or 2nd commercial Have some
cash. No brokers. Address Box 93-S
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

S3,z 50-K ST. OFF N CAPITOL.
ode5 Modem 3,rm 81 brick Sko h-w;h.; rent $3.50
month Write Mr.. Miller, BOX BOX o. iGi. rs
9TH st. NV.
L ST. NORTHWEST, NEAR NEW JERSEY
ave- orlck houses and one frame with
Two double prick garages monthly rental.
81 Sl23,3o. 100. Property clear. Bargain at
81, ,,,t THos, p: WALSH; NC
COOP INCOME WITH SAFETY
- 500 snna mstRTy cry ronS briek near Stanton
water heat; rented TO white tenants at
SO month; in excellent condition.
STORE AND TWO APIS. of rooms and
a oath each In one of the best blocks
and market. Now rented very cheaply
at SloQ per month; no leases. A bar
gam sHaNNoN a asNnS-12o; !, 111cus m
1905 osHNN0E 81. NV. q Ao'Fs National iona 2a45.
can easily be remodeied, showing nice re- re-
turn on PoTGMAG PPGosfe1t iGvf55RfHt; stRf8y Co
35o3 Ga Ave. NV Adams 1909,
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN A SAFE AND
sound investment in real estate showing
better than 1870 on your money? Have in
Sfeent ssm1 pT byck section neT
MORTON District 60a2.
S4,950-MAKE OFFER.
Brick. alley corner large rms hath
M: Soldiers Home Easy 10 make into ito
apis KELLEY. ELL Dist. 174l. Evenings,
NEAR goth AND P NW-9-sToRY
brick rooms, bath: electric light Rent.
$3.50 T Y sfIPsoN GIS5e@ es5ani co 1o?4 pTef Vef.
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12-BED-ROOM SACRIFICE.

| lZ-6ED-ROOM SACR1t1CE.
7,950-Completely Furnished.
/ ESTIMATED INCOME. 81 500 PER YEAR.
Beautiful, artistically furnished home,
| Just of 18th St, in an exclusive, conven-
| lent neiehborhood: contains complete apart
| ment in addition TO the IL bed rooms
leach with running water. baths. par
gear brick garage House newly decorated
throughout. Call J. B. SHOWALTER, North
] H4li ANY time
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HOUSES FOR SALE.


CLEVELAND PARK; S9,95O-THE IN
formed home seeker will appreciate this
most desirable residential communities.
Situated on beautiful corner lot, this
semi-detached brick. comprising Z rms,
excellent condition. An inspection will
convince you of the superior merit of this
offering. Call J WESLEY BUCHANAN,
A HOME IN THAT EXCLUSIVE SECTION
between 18th St and Rock. Creek Park
containing some of Washingtons finer
homes. at the price of Sl4 800. This 1.
a detached brick of Colonial design
brand-new has three splendid bed rooms
two and one-half baths oil heat finished
attic. screens. modern kitchen. etc. Phone
Shepherd 4455 until pm. WAPLE g.
JAMES INC
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MOVING, PACKING AND STORAGE.
HOUSES FURNISHED

ANDERSON VAN SERVICE. MILLS BLDG
National 1870. Low rates N Y. Atlanta
boston, Fla. Chi. Clev. Local moving
Evening star., 1937-04-15
APARTMENTS WANTED.

APARTMENTS WANTED.
FOUR GENTLEMEN DESIRE FURNISHED
floor in private home, in good residential
section; references. Emerson 0O03 after
2 pm.
2-RM. FURN. HOUSEKEEPING APT. IN
NV. section for 8 wks.-2 months; occu-
psncy, from April 1890. Call Decatur
2672 between $50 and pm
Evening star., 1937-04-15

Speculators-Home Seekers!
4-BED-RoOM DETACHED HOME.
Like Neg; Lsrfs Lot; Gl&rsnden; 81.
OWNER, MET. 1914. CL1r. oe26.
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EXCEPTIONAL oEEERING IN SHORE

Commanding site, nearly two acres wide
frontage on beautiful South River. New
brick bungalow: living room. 21Xl5: open
fireplace. dining room. kitchen. two master
bed rooms and bath. LARGE servants room
in attic. OIL heat. lavatory and two-car
garage in basement. Summer and Win
ter residence. Illness of owner reason for
selling. Price. $500. Reasonable terms.
Phone Dist. 500.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

CASH FOR ALL CLASSES INVESTMENT
property; D. c. only; no commission; i'm
mediate SETTLEMENT. Room 61O, 1910 VT
ave. NV. or Met. 2713.
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MONEY 70 LOAN,
MONEY WANTED.

MONEY WANTED.
WANTED FIRST MORTGAGE LOAN FOR
So 900 90 on beautifully located South
River home on water front, Property in
fine coEdition. Cost SIS 900. Address Box
350-S. Star Office
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LOTS WANTED.

HAVE CASH FOR LOTS NV. SECTION.
Call WARREN T. COTHERN. 913 New
York ave NV National 7416. 15'
BUILDER WANTS LOT. DETACHED
homes Dro,ecti owner to suDordlnste'
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PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES.
Operating Under Uniform Small
Loan LdIDS.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
WOODBRIDGE BARGAIN.

Positively must be sold T., bed r.,
oil heat. worth 5000: S5 $50 will buy it.
Inspection by appointment only c.
MAYNOR. 2605 Brentwood I'd. ne. North
Evening star., 1937-04-15

NEAR BETHESDA
Lovely detached. reconditioned home OF
large rooms breakfast nook and many
extra features. only found in specially and
individually planned and built homes. as
this happens to be. And of course being
a foreclosure is the reason why it can be
had at such bargain. If you want a
spacious home. lots OF roomy closets in a
restricted community then by all means
call Natl l439 for appointment to inspect
Evening star., 1937-04-15
HOUSES FOR SALE.

PETWORTH BARGAIN
$3.50; : rms. / bath h.-w.h., gas,
cleo. good condition; bed rms attic,
nice ward Adams .4O5
Evening star., 1937-04-15
44th and Ellicott st. NV.
YOUR CHOICE

OF painting; papering and DECORATIONS,
If any of the 13 new CONDITIONED
detached homes now nearing completion
are sold before being placed on the market;
purchased now. Over so homes have been
built and sold in this desirable northwest
location. convenient to stores. schools,
transportation and churches. Representa-
tive on lob daily; u - oo.o
Evening star., 1937-04-15

NEARBY VIRGINIA
Reconditioned throughout; q delightful
rms. bath, garage General Elec. refrigera-
tor. elec. range, new inst. INV. heater.
h.-w.h. with oil burner; beautifully shrub:
ad Joining 20Ox100. For further details,
MR. FREDERICKS. District 31OO. all day;
after e 40 Randolph 1T40
Evening star., 1937-04-15
S4,95O-MAKE OFFER

Brick. alley corner s large rms. bath.
M. Soldiers Home. Easy TO make into
apis. KELLEY. Dist. 1T4l. Evenings
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FIFTH RACE
Mile and Three-Sixteenths
SEVENTH RACE
Mile and 20 Yards

Os-Grand Slam (Turner) II
04-Stand In Is. Renick) .......... IL
O1-Mower (CorbetD D.............. II
O0-Billionaire q. Renick) ........ II
03-White Cockade (No boy) ...... II
0S-Carvola (Kurtsinger) ........ II
O5-Sandstone (Westrope) ......,, 10
O2-Evergold (WrighO ......... IL
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McCanhys
Selections

AT PIMLICO-Likely winners are:
First race, Bagpipe, perfect spot;
fourth race, Joe Schenk, last impress
sive; fifth race, War Admiral, logical
selection.
AT Ray MEADOWS-First race,
Mep, should graduate; sixth race
Gertie, very steady; eighth race, FlGb"
bergast, game and sharp.
AT ROCKINGHAM-Firs race, Crop,
shade best; seventh race, Merovech'
may not stop: eighth race, Sir RollieS
won last two.
Jack Home, shade best; fifth race.
Odd Blaze, conditions suit; sixth race,
Waygood Lad. due to improve.
Major Smyley is parlayinE ON Bag
pipe and War Admiral
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shOemakers Drug Store, 1901
Georgia Ave.
Empire Drug Store, 1888 Con-
neeticut Ave.
Happy Hollow Shop, 1926 18th
st.
Whittlesey's Drug Store, 3527
Connecticut Ave.
O'Donnell's Drug Store, Wisconsin
Ave. and p st.
Calvert Drug Store, Connecticut
Ave. and Calvert st.
Veitch Drug Store, 5213 WiscOn-
sin Ave.
Taft Pharmacy, 37O9 MacOmb st.
The Washington times., 1937-11-03
EIGHTH RACE
Mile and 10 Yards
Goodman Cops
Mexican Crown

MEXICO CITY, Nov. 3.-The
Mexican national amateur cham
pionship today was added to the
list of golf titles held by Johnny
Goodman Of Omaha, Neb., U. s..
amateur champion. In the final
he swamped Don Schumacher Of
Dallas, Tex, 6 and S.
Mrs. Peggy Chandler, of Dallas,
won the women's national title by
defeating Mrs. Mary CarrutherS
of Mexico City, 10 and 9. Both
finals were set for SO holes.
The Washington times., 1937-11-03
3 SAFEWAYS
ON STAR QU|NT

NEW YORK. Nov. 3 G.N.SO.
Personnel of the annual A. A. U.
AllAmerica basketball team, made
public today, includes three mem
bers of the Denver Sideways, win
ners of the national championship
at Denver last March. They are
Jack McCracken, Bob Gruenig
and Tex ColVin.
The other members are Jack
Ozburn, Kansas City Trials, and
Jay Wallenstrom. of the Phillips
Oilers from Oklahoma.
The Washington times., 1937-11-03
Dome Oil Team Continues
Fast Pace IN 7AkOmA LOOP
First Place Is
Maintained
By Win
HOT TILT AHEAD
By SID KATZNELL

Living up to their predlctlonS,
the Dome Oil bowlerS continue to
lead the pack in the well-balanced
Takoma Duckpin Association.
At the beginning of the season
league officials didn't even con-
slider the Dame boys when they
made their predictions about the
outcome of the race. But the
Dome pin spillerS knew they had
a good combination and selected
themselves to win the pennant.
The Oilers added to their lead
by sweeping Stevens Decorating
Company. Youngblood Hardware
Company and Hertz "Drive-1it'
Yourself" moved into second and
third place, respectively with the
former winning a 2-to-1 decision
over Thurm Company and the lat
ter blankng the erstwhile second
place Takoma Restaurant. Ia
koma dropped to fourth place.
REAL BATTLE DUE
A real battle is expected tonight
in the Civic Clubs League when
Optimist rolls East Optimist in the
feature match at Arcadia Alleys.
Cocuzzi of Lido Club won first
prize with game of 149 and set
of 387 in last weeks rolling.
Holy Comforter "a" team rollers
were sharing first place with st.
JoSeph's in the Ladies Catholic
League today as result of
three-game victory over Holy Com
trimming All Saints two games.
Mary flanagan with 1851
was the big gun in the "a" teams
move into a first place tie. Holy
Comforter "E," with Mararet
Mouse's 303 set, and Pauline
Grants three consistent 98'S, took
its ninth straight game with Holy
Comforter &C" it's latest victim.
Sacred Heart scored a surprise
three-game win from Holy Com
forter "B."
Kay Burns, it's organizer, was
the individual star of the Ladies
Washington Gas Light League at
Lucky Strike with 1920, but
her Safety Valves crew dropped
all three games to Flames as Mil
dred Moore's 104-296 led the
sweep.
Orioles were back in first place
of the Ladies Chamber of Com
merce League today following
their 2-1 triumph from the Cardi-
mails. Helen Kellogg's top effort
of 100 was the only game that ap-
preached the century mark. Her
271 set, top count, featured the
Orioles victory.
With a season set count of 1855
that was topped off by a COS game.
General Counsel Smeared Review
for two games to assume first place
in the Income Tax Unit League. C.
C. Orme collected high set of SO to
feature Miscellaneous Tax rout
of Do. Executives swamped Rec
ords with Eddie Barker's 149 wal
lop the highlight.
Ad Alley regained the lead in
the Herald-Times League by de-
feating Circulation twice last night
at Lucky Strike. The Ad Settlers
have won 18 games and lost 9.
Advertising are tied for second
with II victories and 10 defeats
each.
ArthurS Crown with 378 set
and Buck jenkins with a 140 game
were the individual stars.
The Washington times., 1937-11-03
COMPLETE VOLUME SETS ON DISPLAY At THE
FOLLOWING COUPON EXCHANGES NOW
NORTHEAST

NORTHEAST
Eastern Pharmacy, 400 18th st.
Peoples Dellcatessen, 2O2S Rhode
Island Ave.
BrOokIand Drug Store. $500 18th
st.
College Drug Store. 2S15 7th st.
Rhode Island Pharmacy, 9S6
Rhode Island Ave.
SOUTHWEST
Pauls Drug Store. 9O1 4th 81.
The Washington times., 1937-11-03
THIRD RACE
Six FurlOngs
FOURTH RACE
One Mile and Seventy Yards

0O-Flying Wild CCorbett) ........ II
O5-Alarming (WalD D.............. II
07-Alps Nongden) )....,........... II
O9-Blini (J. Renick) )............. II
04-Gangplank (Kurtsinger) )....., II
01-Joe Schenck (Roberts) ......,... l,
O6-Roman Lady (James) ........ II
03-Dorothy Rock (Westrope) Zee. II
0S-King Pharamond (Wright) .... II
02-Short Distance GaBlanc) ..... II
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CRATCHED-va valevics1oan Great Haste Blossom Again.

sCRATCHED-Recusn
Weat
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FOURTH RACE - Hunters: steepls-
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NORTHWEST

Mt. Vernon g. Alexandria Bus
Terminal, 1913 Pennsylvania Ave.
Sacks Delicatessen, 2O16 1st st.
Kenealy's Drug Store, Corner Of
North Capitol and Eye SITS.
VeIIine's Pharmacy, Corner Of
Massachusetts Ave. and End st.
POrtner Drug Store, 18th and
U SITS.
Herald-Times Branch Station, 113O
14th st.
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Weather. Clear; Track. Fast
FIRST RACE-TlTee-yea year-olds and up
ard the Monumental; claiming; $1,000;
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-28

again, frantIcally, but nv sfraininz
ears caught only the sound OF reced-
ink footsteps and q door closing softly.
! nave had my share OF dissppoint-
nlents. l suppose. but have never had
another Ike that one. Black despair
swept me. Then suddenly q binding
ray Of light shown full on nv face.
IN nreashless. motionless horror I Law
there waiting.
Coed Godl~ said MichsePs voice
rom The darkness. In another second
me room was filed with light
Gay was with him. They were AZ
ne y . twlnkling. The trunk straps
tn1t neiu ne we're on the floor and the
SO vas out Of my mouth Michaers
vigorous slaps sent the blood flowing
lnto my arms and legs nv tongue
telt Ike balloon Ny eyes ached in
ne sudden light. Il was . fun 10
minutes before | could either move
% speak and more than that before I
o.d either. Nike worked with 4 sort
o. determined fury. Gay nervously,
WtHiamg l managed at last
Where's William
~ ne 1901 OF the back stairs with
= lump the size Of 3 house on his
bean. said Michael. What happened.
Jifn1 What happened?"
AZ the foot of-Wires were crossing
again.
William" l said. hid In this door
way and crowned me with gol club
as came through"
There was long silence.
But said Gay slowly. but
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-28
CUBS AND PICKED
TEAM TO CROSS
BATSON SUNDAY
PEDRO AculLAR. SPORTS
WRITER. IS SELECTING oP-
POSITION FOR Gun OUT
FIT

A team of baseball players be-
ing picked by Pedro Aguilar. the
writer. win play Young Cubs at
Navy Field Sunday afternoon
The picked team viii include
Molina. Garcia, SevilIa, Sterling.
Acevedo, H. Gates. Lefty Rod
riguez viii be on the mound and
his brother win be behind the
plate
The Cubs win use Navarro
brothers. Barcelo. Domenech, Nal
graf, Salinero, Woodson. Wickers
and other players Of like calibre.
The contest win get underway
at 2 o'clock.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-28
SOCIAL LEAGUE THROWN INTO
THREE-WAY TIE; STARS WON
GENE ROBERTS PITCHED HIS
CLUB TO VICTORY YEsTER-
DAY; RED DEVILS SCORED
FIVE RUNS IN SIXTH

Red Devils were handed a de-
feat yesterday afternoon, which
threw Social Diam0ndban League
into a three-way tie. with one
victory and one loss each.
Gene Roberts pitched his club
to victory and also hit two safe
ties that contributed largely to
the runs scored by the Stars.
In the first five innings, the
victors scored all their runs, six,
and IN ethe sixth frame the Red
Devils marked up all their scores,
five. st.'z
The losers we're held hitless fOr
five frames but in the sixth the
fireworks started. F. Tynes sim
gIed to right and two men crossed
same. ]. Garcia hit to short, who
threw too late to second and the
bases were full. Tynes scored on
a passed ball. II. Gates doubled
to left and Molina went across the
plate. Garcia went to third and
Gates to second. Caraballo sim
gled to rifht and two men crossed
the Rubber. Hopkins singled to
left and stole second Another
passed ball and lCaraballO scored.
Five runs, six hits and no errors
In the seventh, the losers had a
chance TO tie the score. Molina
sing led to left. ]. Garcia hit into
a double play.
]. Roberts and E. Roberts, each
with Two hits, were the leaders at
bat Cor the Stars Molina and
Hopkins each secured a double
and a single in three times up for
the Satans.
Score by innings: R. H. E.
Red Devils
600 COS O0O-5 I
Stars - III 210 00O-6 s
Batteries: C. Gates and Hop
kins; E. Roberts ard F. Stiekney.
Summary: Two base hits: Hop
kins, H. Gates; stolen bases: Hop
kins, ]. Roberts; sacrifice hit: j.
Garcia; double plays: Car@ballo
(unassisted). DoMenech to Arias,
Roberts to GOss; tine of game:
100.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-05-28
fSPORTS \
LEADERSHIP FIGHT
SCHEDULED TODAY

This afternoon at Bayview Park,
Caraballo Red Devils and Coca
Cola nine viii cross bats for the
second time since Social Diamond
ball Lesgue began play last Tues
day.
The league is now in a three
way tie. The victor this after
noon viii be leader and tie loser
win drop into the cellar.
C. Gates, who won the opening
eonteSt Of the circuit and .9st yes-
terday to Roberts Stars, win toe
the Sab for the Satans and Hop
kins viii catch i,is slants. Walker
and Russell viii be the lattery for
the Cokes.
.oaw11a standing.