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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-16
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
PERSONAL MENTION

A
Miss Adele Roberts was a pas
isenger leaving this morning over
the highway for Miami for a visit
:of two days with relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Jennie johnson left over
the highway this morning for Mi
ami where she viii visit for a
while with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Duncombe L. Cash, who
had been in Key West for several
weeks visiting relatives and
friends, left over the highway
this morning for Miami and from
there win go by rail to her home
in Tampa.
Mrs. Ross Russell and two chill
dren left on the bus this morning
| for Tavernier where they will
visit for two weeks with her
brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Pellicier. Accompany
| ing the group was Mrs. G. Floney
Pellicier and child.
Mrs. ]. w. Usher, formerly Miss
Averil Cleare, and son, OF Miami,
and Mr.. and Mrs. Kermit Cleare
and daughter o. Tampa, We're ar
rivals in Key West yesterday, hav-
ling been called here owing to
the Illness of Mrs Usher's and
Mr.. Cleare's mother, Mrs. Carrie
Cleare, at the home on Francis
street.
Mrs. Rex Shaw and son Billy
were passengers on the Florida
Motor Lines bus this morning GO
ing to Miami for visit of sew
eral days.
Eugene Stern, vice president OF
the Florida Public Utilities COM
pany, who arrived yesterday for
a visit with Roy E. Lade, mana
ger of the Key West Gas Com
pany, which is a subsidiary of the
Utilities company.
Gabriel Cabanas, printer with
the Artman Press, left yester-
day afternoon by plane for
Miami and was to board another
plane at Miami to proceed to Ha-
vana where he had been advised
his baby, who is with Mrs. Ca
banas, was desperately IN.
B. Howard Brown, State NYA
Supervisor, and Garth AkFidge,
Regional Director of the NYA,
who arrived yesterday by plane
from Miami for discussion with
the local supervisor, James L.
Fort, and the advisory board, left
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SECOND SHEETS-500 for SOC.
The Artman Press. aug7
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-16

BUICK, 7-passenger. One To-
horse johnson Cupboard Motor.
1917 Petronia street. apr12-1wk
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-16

furnish a good program of dance
music for the occasion.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-16

Major George E. Brown, of the
United States Engineers, is spend
ing a few days in Key West. The
major is supervising survey be.
ing made of the Northwest chan.
mel, which is being made to de-
termine if the channel is main
tanning the depth required for the
steamers plying between this port
and Tampa.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-16

Mrs. Rex Shaw and son Billy
were passengers on the Florida
Motor Lines bus this morning go
ing to Miami for visit of sew
eral days.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-16

Miss Adele Roberts was pas
senger leaving this morning over
the highway for Miami for visit
of two days with relatives and
friends.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-16

Sheriff Cleveland Niles and
County Judge Hugh Gum today
made quick trip to Big Pine
Key and returned this Afternoon
with r. H. Hinson as prisoner
Hinson is wanted in Lake county
on a charge of the larceny OF
$500.
Editorial comment: The CIR
who insists on having a big
church wedding will, in all prob
ability, want a packed court
room to witness the divorce pro.
ceedings.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-16

Mrs. Jennie johnson left over
the highway this morning for Mi
ami where she will visit for a
while with relatives and friends.
La gaceta., 1937-12-07

Y cuando, definitivamente en-
Paris, Sc entera de que muchos
cubanos solicitan la anexi6n de
Cuba a los Estados Unidos, es-
cribe a un amigo anexionista :
"De rodilla ste pido que te apar-
tes de la idea de anexi6n, por-
que ella solo puede producer ma
les a la patria y a sus hijos."
Pdblicamente combati6 tam
bien esa idea, en- escritos llenos
de conviction Y de l6gica, de sen
timiento v dc verdad. Saco fue,
por TODD este, un insigne patrio-
ia y IN insigne pensador. Como
cubano fue I'm Semhrador de j.
deales, y un forIador dc hon.
ores capaceS de omar eSos idea
les. Como patricia f&e un gran
patricia. Su vida entera fue
La gaceta., 1937-12-07

banana tenia oficio en- Espa-
ma, Sc alej6 de ella y recorri6
media Europa. Por fin, Sc esta-
blece en- Paris, donde vuelvs q
esgrimir la pluma, para pintar,
con palabras lujosas, ell cuadro
de Cuba, y pedir la cesaci6n alb
soluta del infame comercio del
hombre negro. Fue en- aquel pc
riodo que concibi6 su monumen
tai obra, Historic de la esclaVi-
t0d. HallandoSe por ALA, 10 ca
lumniaron { injuriaron: contra
bandistas y hacendados, todos
en- defensa de sus infames inte-
reses, 10 hicieron blanco de sus
fieras injurias Y calumnias. Pc
no ell aguila no Sc intimida por-
que desds el espacio Ell que yue-
la, divise abajo lobos y gusanos.
La gaceta., 1937-12-07
ARMSTRONG Y AaTBERS
VENCIERON 4 SUS ON
TRARIOS

Cleveland, Die. IA los dos
minutes y IA segundos del pri-
mer asalto, Henry Armstrong,
ell famoso negro de California,
campe6n del peso de pluma, pu-
so a dormir al mejicano Tony
Chavez, a quien Sc considerable
I'm fuerte antagonists. Chavez
cay6 a la Iona cinco veces des-
pues de recibir la primera cal
da con un golpe de derecha a la
cabeza.
Ell mejicano cay6 a los pocos
segundos, por efecto de una de-
recha cruzada, sufriendo la cuen
ia de tres. Pocos momentos des
pues volvfa a caer, por la cren-
ia de dos.
Otros puhetazos lie derribaron
por cinco y ocho segundos antes
del golpe definitivo.
Lou Ambers Ell campe6n de
las 135 libras, venci6 por pun
tos a frankie Wallace.
La concurrence, mas de IL
mil personals, expres6 su descon
tento con ell fallo de los dos jue-
ces y Ell arbibtro Tony La Bran
che, que dieron la victoria al
italiano.
Los periodistas dieron al cam
pe6n de las 1876 libras, que no
arriesgaba su corona, la mayor
parte de los asaltos.
Armstrong tampoco defendi6
su titulo, por cuanto pesaba 1874
libras.
La gaceta., 1937-12-07
TlRANDo Ell BALON
AUBURN JUGARA EN-
MIAMI

Miami, Die. lei partido de
futbol del Dia de Ano Nuevo 10
jugaran aqui, este afo, Ell once
de Auburn y Ell de Michigan
State.
Auburn acept6 la invitaci6n
despues de recibir permiso de
varios celegi9s de la conferen-
ella del sudeste.
Este "once" gan6 cinco par
tidos, perdi6 dos y empat6 tres.
Jack Meagher, un graduado
de Notre Dame, es Ell coach de
Auburn; Charley Bachman,
coach de Michigan State, es o.
tro graduado de Notre Dame.
Sc jugara ell partido en- un
nueve Estadio y la venta de IT,
ckets progresa de manera salts
f~actoria.
La gaceta., 1937-12-07
cory G cuANTES
AyISO A R THOMAS

Ell brigadier Phelan, presiden
tie de la Comisi6n Atletica del
estado de New York, lie mani :
'fest6 aver a Harry Thomas, ell
pdgil de Minnesota, que no lie
sera toleraGo su punetazo "trai-
cionero" en- ell match con Make
Schmeling, ell excampe6n del pc
so complete.
La comisi6n ha sido informa
da de que Thomas ha ganado 20
de sus SO peleas por medic de
ganchos de derecha aplicados al
salir de los "clinches."
"Nosotros no permitiremos.
Sc lie dijo a Thomas y Nate Lee
wis, que ustedes usen csc golpe
e nNew York. Aqui las reglas
Sc cumplen estrictamente.
Phelan Sc enter6 del pufeta-
20 traicionero cuando uno de los
ayudante de Thomas, frankie
Quinlin, lie dijo a un periodista
Pega mas fuerte que ningdn O.
tro boxeador de los que 20 CO.
nozco y ademas tiene csc golpe
traicionero.---.. 10 pega al rom
per; es un punetazo terrible,
-lDice listed que 10 descar-
ga al romper?-interrog6 Phe-
Ian, que escuchaba.
ESQ no Sc permite bajo nues-
tras reglas. Cuando ell arbitro
ordena romper, los p1giles de :
ben apartarse y empezar de
nuevo.
Quinn trat6 de explicar que
Ell golpe era legal; pero Phelan
lie manifesto que sus palabras
no eran satisfactorias.
Thomas pega antes de que
Ell referee de Ia orden, de repen
tie, con la derecha.--
FL pdgil de Minnesota boxe6
Itambien con el negro Bobby Mil
sap, de Sacramento.
La opinion de Phelan sobre
Thomas es que Sc trata de TN
perfecto atleta.
Sobre su habilidad arguy6
que deseaba verlo primero en- Ell
"ring."
La gaceta., 1937-12-07

de cara al enemigo, sin mas am
biei6n que la santa ambici6n de
la libebrtad, es luz que no Sc a.
paga Y hospedaje gratisimo pa
"a ell alma de cuantos no Sc han
cansado todavfa de ser los aris-
t6cratas del patriotismo, los cue
lliparados del puro ideal de la
revoluci6n, los imperialistas de
la verdadera democracia, v los
dem6cratas Y los republicanos
verdaderos, sin costra faniguil
nj cascaoeles demag6gicos... La
r1uerte orea la vida. FL recuer-
do de IN hombre como Seraffn
SANCHEZ, caballero Stn tacha Y
sin rerrnche, miilitar Y aScri-
tor, val.ente y juicioso, confor-
Ia V recompensa, en- estos ITEM
pos de hombres superficiales.
La gaceta., 1937-12-07
DEPORTE rs
LA PAREJA ALEMANA XII
LLAN-VOPEL VENCI0 EN-
LA CABRERA DE SEIS DIAS
Finaliz6 en- segundo lugar la pa
reja francesa Y en- tercero los
Hermanos Pedep

New York, Die. LA pare
ia alemana Kilian-Vopel gan6
la carrera de seis dias, reco-
rriendo 1856 millas.
Sc anotaron a los vencedores
1884 puntos.
Ignat-Diot, la pareja france
sa, termin6 en- segundo lugar,
con las mismas 1855 millas Y
solo 938 puntos.
Los hermanos Peden, del Ca
NADIA, finalizaron en- tercer lu-
gar, con GIG puntos.
Mas de 1900 personals Sc re-
unieron en- la Madison Square
Garden para las etapas finales,
ovacionando a los triunfadores.
Ell cuarto sitio en- la compe-
tencia le TOGO a la pareja Henry
O'Brien- Russell Allen, con ATT
puntos.
Procede esta pareja del esta-
do de California.
La combination Boston-New
York, Jimmy Walthour-Al eros
ley, conquist6 ell quinto puesto,
con 341 puntos.
Las cinco primeras parejas
cubrieron la distancia de 1856
millas y 9 vueltas.
Correspondence los puestos
finales a Letournerur-Debae
Walls homas, Ottervaere- L.
Page, Audy-Zach.
Todos' los ciclistas finalizaron
en- buen estado fisico, a pesal
La gaceta., 1937-12-07

m p~eri6dico en- idiorna Espanoi
% Esks circtiIacion en- Tampa
RYctoFfano Manteiga, Editor
suscripci6n semanal: 20 cents
sOS H.. Ave-, Ybor City, Fla
TelSfonG X3792
La gaceta., 1937-12-07

soberbios Y hombrones, de mu-
chedumbres de alquiler, que
van por la vida como con per-
misc, pensando Gnicamente en-
la manera de enriquecerse aun-
que sea a costa del honor. La
muerte orea la vida, Recordan-
do al bravo subalterno de Ig-
nacio Agramonte en- la TRACE
dia de Jinaaguaya, al her6ico
paladin de Glen combates duran
te II dScada sangrianta, al I'M
cisdor eli las Villas de la guerra
ckiQNita, al eolaborador mean
sable tenaz d. Tarti en- Ia CT
ganizaci6r j dcsarrc.lo del Par
lido Re- c.acionario Crbano. Il
Mayor general ca:do Ell 1895 en-
4 PaSo lie las DamGs, Ell cora
ION siente que por sus wakes v
La gaceta., 1937-12-07

de 10 zseis dfas continues de pc
daleo.
Las franceses trataron de a.
vanzar Y pasar a los alemanes,
pero estos no les perdieron de
vista.
Los 1ltimos dias fueron de ma
yor interes por la competence
de la pareja alemana contra la
francesa, y viceversa.
La pareja Kilian-Vopel lleva
obtenidas siete victorias conse'
cutivas en- este pals.
En- Chicago venci6 la parejs
francesa Igna-Diot.
La gaceta., 1937-12-07
81 traspaso d. Mnrgo a uno

Ell traspaso d. Mrrgo a uno
&c los clros de Ia Liga Naciohai
es ell punto de mayor importan-
cia en- la reunion.
"No tenemos que negoclar a
Mungo a TODD trance, declare Ell
vicepresidente Mulvey. No lie
venderemos a menos que ell ne
gocio nos resulte de primera c!a
Sc. Para nosotros es impossible
volver a Brooklyn y decir a los
fanatics que hemos cambiado
un pelotero de primera fila por
varios individuos de poca mon
ia. ST los Gigantes 0 los Cubs 10
quieren, deben prepararse para
darnos un buen jardinero y un
buen pitcher.
Dinero no deseamos. ST Nun
go Sc queda con los Dodgers yo
tengo la seguridad de que ten
dra la mejor temporada de su
carrera.
81 Ell vecepresidente signifi-
ca 10 que dice, Bill Terry y Char
lie Grimm deberan hacer fren-
tie a duras condolences.
Grimes ha indicado que reci-
ibiria con gusto a OFT, de los Gil
gantes, pero Sc lie ha dado a en-
tender que Oott continuara don
de Sc halla. "No cambiaremos a
OFT nj por cinco Mungos."
Los Dodgers Sc niegan a acep
tar al pitcher Hal Schumacher,
a quien Sc menciona como uno
de los lanzadores que Terry de-
sea negociar. Rehusan los Cubs
deshacerse de Augie Galan o
Tuck Stainback.
Tambien los Piratas desean
adquirir a Mungo. Pie Traynor,
.su director, dicese que ha ofre-
edo Ell notable bateador Arky
Vaughan y un pitcher.
La reunion conjunta de las
dos ligas, sefalada para mana
ma, la presidira ell juez lands.
Hoy Sc discutira Ell problema
de la pelota para 1888.
En- la Liga Americana solo
los Yankees Sc oponen al cam :
bio de pelota.
La gaceta., 1937-12-07

Sus monies CORE ell arroyo man
S ode la esperanza... Poroue hap
Vldas tenebrosas, a las cuales
asomarse ,es sentirse con nau-
sea- Pero hay otras que son CO
mo TN pedazo de cielo azul, CO
mo una ventana que da al cam
pc verde, como una gotta de ro-
clio al traves de la cual Sc vie
ran evolucionar las estrellas !
lncendiarse las melenas del
SOL.
hn Ia ciadad de sancti spfri-
tuS' hijo de Una madre virtuD-
"a de IN padre honrado. M
Go aersfia SANCHEZ. Apreri5
las prlneras Ietras en- INA a.
eueia dc barrio, pasando lusro
: Ill ~olegio de jssuitas. donde
fec'oio mas amplia educaci6D.
La gaceta., 1937-12-07
MONIN HIZO TABLAS CON


Sarasota, Die. Tina peQue
ma concurreaeia, a causa del
frio, presenci6 ell programa de
anoche. Tony Monin v Richard
Hernandez sostuvieron una inte
resante pelea, la que los jueces
declararon tablas.
Tommy Jones actu6 de arbi-
tro del match. Tony Velez, de
Tampa, cay6 a la Iona, bajo la
cueata de diez, derribado ppr
los puhetazos de Roy Mott, de es
ia ciudad.
Jack Mott, de Sarasota, ven-
clio por "foul" a Johnny Belts,
de Newark, en- Ell cuarto asalto.
La gaceta., 1937-12-07

modelo de virtudes pdblicas y
privadas. Vivid en- la estrechez
pudiendo haber vivido on la a.
'bundancia y ell boato con solo
haber cedido a las seducciones
que lie tentaron. Muri6 pobre,
lejos de su TERRA, cuando pudo
morir en- ella rodeado de como
didades y honores, iPero no los
nonores que 81 hubiera querido!
La gaceta., 1937-12-07
La Gaceta
La Gaceta Folletin No. 81
METEOR CARB0NELL
PR0CERE
ENsAY0S

WE.
migos, pidi6 que Sc lie foryaase
causa v Sc lie juzgara conforme
. las leyes. Entonces no habia
mas ley que las pasiones de I'm
hombre: Ell captain general Mi
guel Tac6n, Y esas fallaron. AL
destierro lie siguieron las sim
patias de todos los cubanos. En-
ell destierro, ala en- Madrid, es-
cribi6 Saco numerosos trabajos
de protesta y reclaniaciones en-
de Cuba. Y caando COM
prendi6 que la raz6n-si era Gu
- H~ F.N- -.- ~.
La gaceta., 1937-12-07
NOTICIAS DE PELOTA
LA REUNION DE LAS
LIGAS

Chicago, Die. 7.-Los bod
gers van a tomar una Inca de
conducta firme en- cuanto al pit
cher Lingle Van Mungo. Bur
leigh Grimes, ell director, cuen
"a con Ell apoyo del vicepresiden
tie James Mulvey.
La gaceta., 1937-12-07
SERAFIN SANCHEZ

La muerte orea Ia vida. FL
recusrdo de anve'los homrbes
sUSlimes on eli 1868 rrimero
y luego Ell l7' raron-co-
mo dijo Mart, 81 tar De sus
Jodos o del festtn de la fortuna
al caoGuo de peleGr, v cayeron
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-10-18
SEEKS HEELFLY
FOR MATCH RACE

LAUREL, Md, Oct. 1s.-William
Kyne, manager Of the Bay Mea-
dows (CalD, track, today wired an
offer of $4,000 for a match race
between C. S. Towards Seabiscuit
and T. P. Morgan's Heelfly, who
ran a dead heat in the Laurel Sat
urday's mile feature.
Kyne wants SeabiScuit and Heel
fly to race a mile and one-siXteenth
on october 80, at weights for age.
This would cause Seabiscuit to
carry 1876 pounds and Heelfly to
tote 100 pounds.
L. T. Whitehill, who trains Heel
fly, is waiting until the weights for
the $500 Maryland Handicap,
Saturdays mile and one-quarter
feature, are released before max
ing a decision on Kyne'S offer.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-10-18
.SANDLOT HURLER
FANS BABE RUTH

WESTBURY, N. Y, Oct. 10
G.N:S0. Hardy Brownell, an
amateur, today had the honor Of
striking out the mighty Babe
Ruth.
Brownell accomplished the feat
in softball charity game between
Ruth's Shooting Stars and a club
Of notables known as the Nine
Old Men. The Babe later re-
deemed himself by hitting a two
Dagger, however.
Other players included Col.
T h eodore Roosevelt, Arthur
Bugs" Baer, Major Edward Bowes
and David Sarnoff.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-10-18
Opening Soccer Tits
Marked By High Scores
Sun Radios
Win Over
Democrats
ROSEDALE ROMPS

The Recreation Soccer League
opened the 1s37.193S season yes
terday with two games, Sun Radio
defeating Young Democrats, 81,
at Rosedale playground and Hell
rich's swapping Marlboro, 81, at
Marlboro.
While winning by large mar.
gin, the league champions were
not impressive against the visiting
Young Democrats, the latter being
very poorly served at goal. Boggs'
final counter being the best effort.
Both teams went in for expert
mentnig on a large scale in this
initial start.
Heurich'S had a surprisingly
easy win ia Marlboro, due princi-
pally to the absence Through sick
neSs-of their regular goalkeeper,
Suit, with injuries causing others
to be absent. Heurich'S had most
Of the play and scored almost at
will, the Marlboro forwards being
handicapped by lack of height.
On the few shorts given to save,
Davidson showed UP well in the
Heurich goal.
Lineups:
RECREATION SOCCER LEAGUE
STAMINA on TLJr TEAMS
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-10-18
SharnrOcks Tumble
In Pro Grid League

BOSTON, Oct. 18.-It was blue
Monday today for the Boston
Shamrocks, dumped into foruth
place in the American League pro.
fessional football race, a division
they headed last year, following
the 6-to-0 win Of the Rochester
Tigers.
Although outruShed and out
passed, two field goals gave the
Tigers the victory. One was diff
cult anglet boot from the 40.yard
line by Les Post, Of Kirksville
Teachers, and the second, from
the II, by Harry Newman, Of
MICHIGAN,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-10-18
D, C. PRESIDENTS
COP GRID GAME

Washington's Presidents and
Baltimore'S Blues today are stand
outs in the Dixie Football League,
professional circuit.
The Presidents won over the
Portsmouth Cubs, at Portsmouth,
7 to 0, by virtue Of last period
rally, Tom Oliver, former Catho-
lie University star, scoring the
touchdown.
The Blues topped the AleXan-
dria CelticS, $40. A 30-yard pass,
Campbell to Uvanni, was followed
by q 35-run for the first score,
and T. Wright ran IS yards
around right end for the second.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-10-18
YALE AFTER CORNELL

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Oct. 10.
Pointing for its game with Cornell
next Saturday, the Yale football
squad today saw Coach Raymond
"Ducky" Pond list the errors of
their 1877 winning tilt with Army.
A light drill session was held with
Capt. Clint Frank again concer-
trating on the passing and kicking
work.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-10-18
SASSY TOO VICTOR
IN SAILING RACE

D. Werner Smythe, at the tiller
of his handy Comet class Sassy
Too, outsailed a fleet of II rivals
over a five.mile course off Hams
Point yesterday. Frolic, with Will
liam White at the stick, was Sec
ond, and P. Dodge'S Serena was
third.
The Glass A handicap went to
Wildcat of the Sea Scouts, Ted
De Beers Sandpiper was second.
The summaries follow:
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-10-18
YOUNGSTERS WIN

Two youngsters are the club
champions at Indian Spring to-
day. They are Buddy Sharkey,
the 18-year.old onzaga Prep
School ace, and Marian Brown,
the 19-year-old G. w. coed. Play
in the large Journeys, men and
women's, was concluded yesterday
in all siXteenS,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-10-18
REDSKIN RALLY WINS

Touchdowns: Redskins-Battles (3),
Malone, Justice. Pittsburgh - McNally
(2), Thompson. Points after touchdown
Riley Smith 90. Weinstock, Nlccolai
Substitutions: Redskins-Baugh, Krause,
J lice. B. Smith. Karcher, Carroll
Young. Bond. Kahn, McHesney Pirates
-Karpowich, sortet Karcis, Smith, Nc
Naly, Cardwell, Niccolai. Fiske, zani-
nelli, KieSling. Referee-w. G. Crowell.
Umpire-B. L. Eberta. Head Linesman
Il. Conover. Field Judge-Paul Mention.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-10-18
Marty Gallagher
To Fight Sekyra

DAYTON, Ohio, Oct. 1S.-Mar-
ty Gallagher, Washington heavy
weight, boxes Joe Sekyra, two
time winner over Braddock here
next Monday, in 10 rounds.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-10-18
RADIOS

RADIos-we have few values in 1887
floor sample sets that we're closing out
At big Ted1ctjSSns; sic SO Em sFS 9o now iT
King now $50: S51 95 stromberg- Carlson
now S3i 25: $50 o5 RCA Victor now $54
500 95 Grunow now $50: $3.50 RCA Victor
now 500. Sl64 so Philco now 500. Very
easy terms NAT. 1928. Arthur Jordan
Piano Co, 1888 G ST.. corner Of 18th.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-10-18
WINS THIRD STRAIGHT

Wolverine A. c., 135-pound team
undefeated over a stretch of four
years, won it's third straight game
this year yesterday when it de-
feated the Stansbury A. c., Is to o.
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VACUUM CLEANERS

EuREKAs, Sl295: Electrolux, Hoovers.
SI6 95 Complete with attachments.
Anv demonstration Open evenings.
CLEAN RITE VACUUM STORES
eo1S 14fh Ct N W. col. 800
9o5 G 81 N W REP. OFT
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IEWETRY WANTED

WE PAY CASH FOR OLD
GOLD AND SILVER. Watches. Diamonds
Gold Teeth and Diamond JeWelry
EINGER'S, S18 2 ST. N. ".
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4 thres.Itns Won't "a under this heading
for SsUen days costs only $S.7S. Phone
District $3.50 or District 1000 and ask for
Id TGker.
CALL d.. s112-Folding chairs and tables
for rent or sale: lowest rates in town.
NOTES. 633 INDIANA AVE.
SCALP TREATMENT by appointment only.
Hours. 9 to z. Closed Sunday. DE. 1928.
REMoRRHOIDS ERADICATED BY my own
method: results effective Tor . lifetime
81 SR soTM Rsf S' 1855 fsS I'd
MRS. BERTHA MILEs-Formerly Of 1915
K St. n. W.. announeeS the opening o.
nsr 6 nsE Guest HONG colSGla o ESqFl'''
Hour nura 1898 14th st. NV. Apt. 312.
SCALP TREATMENT by graduate nurse.
Call Lincoln 1902.
"The Helpful One"
GRACE GRAY DeLONG
CLAIRVOYANTE
May be consulted daily at the Psychic
Message Council House. corner of Twelfth
iIoo TwEIFTH STREET NORTHWEST
Telephone: Metropolitan 1894
Advance Appointment Advisable
WHEN DEATH stFikeO : family there Z
accept inferior funeral services due 70
". " Chambers COMPANY offers 2 COM
7S me 1o eIss finest Ss
tight guaranteed steel burial vault may be
had from Chamber for SSS. Phone or
S Ssa9tif fur ea aSHs o. HoW We Do
In case of death call the Greater " "
chamSerS company; F3Trteepth Street s or
o oSF c SanIe Southeast funeral Home III
Eleventh St. 8. e. Atlantic 67OO.
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PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES

Operating Under Uniform Small
Loan Laws
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STATISTICS
PERSONALS

for Ssu6n days costs only SS.7S. PhoH'
District $3.50 or District 1000 and ask foi
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INDUSTRIAL LOANS
PIANOS

EXPANSION SALE-Real bargain In fur.
niture odd pieces and suites at low prices.
Thompson Bros: 1870 Good Hope Rd: Sc:
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RECREATION SOCCER LEAGUE
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
YESTERDAYS RESULTS

Sun Radio, s; Young Democrats, 1.
Heurichs, 8; Marlboro, l.