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Plentywood herald. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1908-current, 1937-09-23
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SHIP, MANAGEMENT, CIRCULA-
TiON. ETC, REQUIRED by THE
ACTS or CONGRESS OF AUGUST
-, 1912, AND MARCH 3. 1893

TiON. ETC, REQUIRED by THE
ACTS or CONGRESS- OF AUGUST
-. 1912, AND MARCH 3, 1888
Of The Plentywood Herald published
weekly at Plentywood, Montana for
August 1891.
State Of Montana
(ss.
County of sheridan
Before me. a Notary-public in and
for the State and county aforesaid,
ersonally appeared VIM. j. Hagen,
vino. having been duly sworn accord
ihg TO law. deposes and says that he
Is the business-mgr. of the Plenty
wood Hrald and that the following
Isl. to the best Of his knowledge and
belief, a true statement of the own
ership, management, etc. of the
aforesaid publication for the date
shown in the above caption. required
by the Net Of August "a, 1912. as
amended by the Act of March 3,
1888, embodied in section 537, Pos
tai Laws and Regulations, to.wit:
l.. That the names and addresses
ot The publisher, editor, managing
editor, and business managers are:
Publisher Harry L. Polk, Willis
ton, N. D.; Editor VIM. j. Hagen,
Plentywood, Mont; Business Man
ager, VIM. j. Hagen, Plentywood.
Montana.
Q. That the owner is: The Plenty
wood Herald, Inc, Plentywood,
Montana; Harry +. Polk, President,
Williston. N. D.; Phyllis 5. Polk,
vice-president, Williston. n. D.;
VIM. j. Hagen, sec.-treas., Plenty
wood, Montana.
WIN. j. HAGEN.
Business Manager.
Sworn to and subscribed before
me this 18th day of Sept. 1887.
(SEAL)
Evening star., 1937-10-06
UNOUESTIONABLY

The outstanding new-house value in WASH
ington today, Located in a highly re-
this beautiful CENTER-HALL COLONIAL
BRICK has everything the discriminating
home seeker could desire. delightful
CONDITIONED UNIT. attached garage
slate roof ard furred walls The home
is shaded by tremendous oaks and has
a well-planted lot 80 feet deep. Truly
it is the last word in construction, design
and finish. You will be amazed that such
a home could be offered at the low price
of S10.950. Reasonable terms. Call
CleveIaud o-6S
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S8,500.
A REAL SACRIFICE.

1913 HARVARD ST. NV.
Nine Rooms. Two Baths.
Fine semi tached brick in excellent
condition: INV h.: easily converted into
three apartments.
MUST BE SOLD.
637 NORRIS PLACE NE.
cash talks; brick. o rooms, bath. h.-wh;
full basement. yard. garage; renovated.
Exclusive agent. Georgia Abs.
Specialists 500.
ing room, over, 20 It. long lovely dining
room and kitchen; two bright bed rooms
On second floor; tile bath with shower;
Let. 55x160, wooded; / square from Old
GEORGETOWN I'd. bus. stores Wise. 559S.
BUNGALOW.
NEAR THE DISTRICT LINE.
Owner says SELL. Now Beautiful
frame. large rooms, bath. garage. lot 200
$500 sh balance ss Fsn o9sss s'aG?s
719 RITTENHOUSE ST. NV.
s-rm. brick semi. s9.deo detached house COM
pletely reconditioned, Has tabletop gas
ranse noIsm electric Tsfrigsratiqn and nlsd
bus transportation. and within blocks OF
Takoma Reereation essI -S Genter; Good terms.
1919 K St. NV. Dist. 10l5.
INSPECT THESE VALUES.
No. Beautiful, new. corner brick
home in NV. Large lot with shade trees.
rooms, distinctive tile baths, recreation
room. built-in garage. Convenient to
transportation, schools and stores. Re
duced several thousand dollars for quick
sale. Inspection by appointment only.
No. INV. Two-family flats New and
used. Income from property takes care OF
payments. Wonderful investment.
No. 3-Rooming houses. Several very
exceptional values in downtown section,
also further out in NV. Very reasonable
down payments.
No.. Unusual opportunity. Lovely,
large brick home, one square from Ward
man Park Hotel. Convenient to stores apd
transportation. 10 rooms, : baths. 2-car
garage. maids room and bath in basement. |
Perfect condition; Ideally suited for con-
version into 3 apts For sale at great sac
rif1oe on very reasonable down payment.
No. Especially fine buy. Large room |
ing house in Mt. Pleasant Heights. Con- |
venent to 14th and 10th st. transporta-
tion. Is rooms and 3 baths. This is real |
money-maker. For appointment to inspect. |
MR.. CANTRELL, DISTRICT 9O8O. |
EVENINGS EMERSON 0568.
Evening star., 1937-10-06
NEW CAPE COD
COLONIAL.

1920 RENO RID. NV
Walking distance from schools fpublic.
parochian. & rooms, 2 baths, ! bed room
and bath on first floor: highest quality
material and workmanship. reasonable
down payment and balance like rent Call
Emerson $3.50 or District o002.
Evening star., 1937-10-06
7125 7th ST. NV.

Modern face brick. six rooms, master
bed room with private bath: Lot 50x225.
roof. copper cutters solid oak floors.
Convenient to stores, transportation
schools and churches. and many other
modern features Of convenience and
beauty. Owner. 0eoygia 7421-33oo
Evening star., 1937-10-06
10th ST. HEIGHTS.

PRICE $40 500
1929 LONGFELLOW ST. NV
Sacrlhcing TO close an estate: this is
real home; very large lot and wealth of
hoWers' quiet. high-class section; house
has large rooms. splendid attic and cellar,
large porch gar; open dav and night.
MISS REED. RANDOLPH 1869
Evening star., 1937-10-06
QA.H!UMpHR1EC
NE A L T o p J

sos No. Capitol st. Natl. 6,3e.
COLORED - LOOK DETACHED D-3Io,
I4th ST. n.e.-5 r.. b.. automatic heat, fire.
S6s 30. Georgia 011g -''
SOLoR III. oREO1rBEAUTIFUL SEMI-DETACHFD
new 5-rm. house; h.-wh gas. cleo hard
WOOD noors tile kit. bath with shower
heht S42.5. is 53rd ST. Sc Apply
Natl. q1q1 N'e' NV
Evening star., 1937-10-06

55l9 Conn. ave. nw-s rms.
pain. sas. elec. refrg.. h.w.n.
teaS heat) $4,000
so 2.nd st. n.w.-Is rms.
3 baths eiec., gas. h.-w.h 10000
SOL Allison ST. n,w.--0 rms.
bath. elec., gas. h.-wh h.. ga
raee. cleo. reirlseration 1900
13. Jefferson st. NV rms
z baths. elec.. gas. elec. re-
1rigeratlon, h.-w h.. garage 5000
oo9 Emerson st. n.w.-S rms.
pain, gas. cleo. h.-W.h.,
built-in garage 1850
OF Sth s. n.e--s rms. -
17I3 ind ST. n.e.-6 rms. '''oo
cleo. gas. h.-w h.. = porches.
bath, vac. Oct. 60.7b
144s V st. se.--6 rms. bath.
eiec:, gas. h.-w.h :, families $500
19II Lincoln rd. n.e.-6 rms,
D. gas, cleo, h.-w,h.. ,
a1la Charming st. n.e-5 rms. '-''o
oath. cleo, gas. h.-ah 5000
80 Quincy pl. n.e.-6 rms,
path. elec.. gas. h.-w.h.. ga
80 New York ave. n,e.-s rms. 00'oo
bath: cleo. gas. h.-ah 41.5O
1867 Emerson st. n.e-B rms
gas. cleo. bath and h.-wh 1900
1897 c st. ne.-4 rms. bath.
q, eiec: gas. h.-wh h. garage 1000
81 i 4th St n.e-5 rms. bath
elec,. gas. latrobe heat $3.50
I3b1 G st. n.e-4 rms bath
cleo. gas. h.-wh 1850
Iiw Mass. aye. n.w.-,-5 rms,
rms, kit. bath cleo. gas
NV h.. gas heat S4e 90
l3iZ N. Capitol st-3 rms
90 kit. bath. eiec.. gas. h.-Wh. $500
TX Todd pl. ne.-5 rms hath
gas cleo. heat ------ 40 90
Evening star., 1937-10-06
WOODBRIDGE

Brick bungalow, o6O5 e2nd st. ne
Why pay rent? Own a brick bunealow: 3
rooms: tiled bath and shower. fireplece,
daylight basement. attic: space for two be
rooms near schools and park. Call
OWNER North Q1S9-M
Evening star., 1937-10-06
HOUSES UNFURNISHED.


NEAR 18th AND PARK RD.
1923 Parkwood Pl N.W.-SS5.
90 LARGE COLONIAL HOME.
Living room, dining room, four bed
rooms, two baths, screened rear porch,
kitchen, two-car garage; elec. refrigeration:
iaundry tubs. extra lavatory in basement.
1404 X CAFRTrZ. District 9OSO.
616 MASS. AVE. NE
rooms. bath: oil heat. 2-car garage,
re1rigeration: $3.50.
110 SUNNYSIDE RD.,
Silver Spring, Md
Sx rooms. bath, built-in garage; very
GOOD condition. S75.
10 PARKSIDE RD..
Silver Spring, Nd.
rooms and bath. hot-water heat;
wooded lot; good condition: $S1.25.
SUNNYSIDE RD.,
Silver Spring, Md
Five rooms. bath, elec. range and re-
irlgeration, h.-w.h., built-in garage; S76.25
232 CUSTIS AVE,
Del Ray, Va
90 Five Eve rooms. bath. h.-w.h.. detached
Evening star., 1937-10-06
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

UNFURNISHED. IA OR MORE poOMC
ample baths, for refined guest house
roomers; good neighborhood reasonable
Ient, nlgnest references; immediate pos
session. Adams 9925.
WE CAN RENT YOUR
VACANT PROPERTY CALL
,,,. MOSS REALTY co.
IOWER BLDG MET I776
Evening star., 1937-10-06
HOUSES FOR SALE.
AN UNUSUAL VALUE.
1400 Block Perry st. NV.
a T T,ARGE RED POOMC
PETWORTH BARGAIN

High elevation. near Grant Circle. Un-
usually vide, semi-detached brick. with
bed rooms This property is Just being
repapered and painted and may be pur-
chased at really bargain price. and on
easy terms. Call J. WESLEY BUCHANAN.
Evening star., 1937-10-06
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
APARrMENTs WANTED

EMPLOYED COUPLE WANT SMALL, FUR
nished apt. about S35; consider subu1 ban.
Box 441-V Star
FIRST-FLOOR UNFUR. APT. BY 2
adults 2 or rooms, kitchen and bath;
not over S35. Phone Shepherd 1852. g.
APARTMENTS WANTED
Furn. and unfurn.; in all sections Of
city and suburbs. Large waiting list. Our
snecial service gives you quicker results,
No listing charge. Phone Natl. 1897.
= MR.. GILLER 00H 10th ST NV O.
Evening star., 1937-10-06
HOUSES FURNISHED

203I PARK RD.. FACING PARK: BUS
line. Well furnished. rooms. 2 baths.
Lease. $110. Clev. 7176. Open 3-5:3O
FOXALI-SEMI-DET g ROOMS .
baths. double rear porches gas heat. built
or Wisconsin 5779.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-FOR LESS THAN
year: immediate possession; z rooms, 2
baths, double garage. oil heat; bright, sun
ny: 500. Cleveland S671.
CORNER HOUSE. ROOMS. GARAGE.
oil heat; reasonable Petworth L. MEL
SON. West 1850. OPEN evenings.
S52. SOLVING RIM. TWO BED RMS,
rsiersncs. reoaired sSe i1tn me- cey open saf9
Evening star., 1937-10-06
TRADE

NEAR 4th AND KENNEDY STS. NV
Nearly new row. brick house; nice
rooms. tile kitchen. baths large recrea-
tion room. yard brick garage for modern
house IN Nd. near Bethesda. George Abs
Evening star., 1937-10-06

1913 HARVARD ST NV.
Nine Rooms. Two Baths.
Open l TO q PM
Fine semi~detached brick in excellent
condition: h.-wh.: easily converted into
three apartments
Evening star., 1937-10-06
CHEW CHASE

The perfectly lovely home site with many
large oak trees. Brand-neW Colonial resi-
dence of brick construction with slate roof.
rms, . baths, living porch. attached
garage. Fully air conditioned with oil heat
Thls is In one of the very best locations in
Chevy Chase. D. c.: and is an outstanding
Call j. WESLEY BUCHANAN, RandoIph
Evening star., 1937-10-06
S1 ,S0U.
NO DOWN PAYMENT.

You pay only monthly payments lust like
rent. Beautiful new six-room brick house
on wide avenue. overlooking entire city; tile
dry basement. Only one left at these terms.
Drive out Penna. ave. Sc. to Alabama
ave-. turn left to Southern ave. to No. 1913.
Evening star., 1937-10-06
AFI4AOO. II II.
Near WeStn1n Circle
ACT QUICKLY! TERMS.

THE BUY OF THE YEAR. featuring
superb construction. excellence of location
and conveniences of location. & large
rooms t3 bed roomsl > bright and cheerful
baths. beautifully arranged kitchen with
G. E. equipment. breakfast nook screened
rear porch. oil air-condltioning unit. SEE
TT DEFIES COMPETITION Cali Adams
Evening star., 1937-10-06

1923 VARNUM ST. NE
offered $500 Under Original
Cost-Owner Leaving City
See this beautiful Groom detached brick
home today. In the most beautiful block
of this subdivision
OPEN AND LIGHTED DAILY.
tOut Michigan ave, turn left on 10Th
st. to Varnum. left to house)
BAKER REALTY CO..
Evening star., 1937-10-06

S4.95O
40 RANDOLPH PL. NV
Fair cash payment and S35 per mo- buys
ms room; bath and garage brick house
Makes excellent home or investment Newly
For further appGime9t es Mr no9ha ohy
1903 St. NV. CAFRITz. Dist 1850.
SEE THIS NEW
DETACHED HOME.
Open Daily Until 9 Pm.
1912 43rd Pl. NV
q rooms bath Gst-fioor lavatory) fin
ished attic. Venetian blinds large land
ish. Low price. Reasonable terms.
EDW; NJ. WILLIS.
Investment Bldg. National 747a.
NEW aRoK eREHY edLoNIAH GaASE AMPIfS 27TH RED ROOM
rooms. !. bath: ToDAY.s RfTcHEN
a30. until = pm. "'- 0-e'e'''iu
WEST OF GA. .AvE-DETACHED BRICK
III n the heart Ut Of Sauls Addition. Nothine
home has rooms & b. bed IS roomsI nii1 bed mli
rooms and bath on first floor; oil burner
arar 1er onsS 6r,eS garage garage rented for $50
grape arbor: paved alley and Street. House
IN IN new-house condition. Priced to sell.
shown by appointment. Mn Orem, Geo
1924 IVA WhPEE 81 Nv. Z. JAMES. 1bc bf,f aa47
EXCEPTIONAL VALUE. SIX
room brick home in one of Washing
tons most convenient and popular sec
Park I'd Front and double a rear Io5rn porches 81
oo hot-water heat. Arrange to insnect.
tlon; square from stores and car line
RooMI s1S fsose ewn to D schoels 1t,S FOUR BED
floors. Newly papered and nainted'
saaNNoN aady l0F LUcTs %Tseat fso5 st
National 2345.
49,, WOODBRIDGE D. C..
sSI6 sI6 soth st. ne.ETo settle estate: must
or we can talk terms. ' mani 10 0i'e''
hr;o2 $50 Randolph st. ne1Largs Colonial
rage. large lot. A perfect home for l or
w62SR16dg 9gfn Ps5ly gR,i-p III pM "
AR R. l. Ave. NE North 1oO3.
NEAR WESTERN HIGH SCHOOL.
ps.u.,,,, lis 35th St. NV,
home, home, $ large rooms; bath; h:-wh. de- S
BAKER sItS9 RfxrS SN c6 EAsy isG TERMs RE ,s,,
EDGEMOOR. MD.-S1o75O,
New brick-and-stone residence. unusual
features, master suite with private bath
and dressing room. suitable for either bed
rooms. baths. TopAYs 'seIkIass KITcHEN ES9 sids
living porch; finished third floor, built-in
garage. automatic heat.
EDW: H. JONES & CO. INC.
CLEVELAND 1900 UNTIL PM
BROOKLAND
rooms, detached frame, hot-water
heat; lot. 50x1 80. Can he bought on
easiest terms. Small cash payment; $1,000
for quick sale. West 1861. Branch 200. &.
COME AND SEE
WOODMOOR,
The Perfectly Planned Community
Adjoining Indian Spring Golf Course.
A fully developed community only 20
minutes direct drive from downtown out
10th ST. into Colesville rd
Beautiful New Homes of Many Types.
EXHIBIT HOME,
107 PIERCE DRIVE.
Furnished by w. g. J. Sloane.
Open Every Day and Evening.
MOSS REALTY CO.,
Tower Bldg Metropolitan 177o.
Woodmoor-Shep. 45I7.
$3.50.
NO DOWN PAYMENT.
You pay only monthly payments lust like
rent. Beautiful. new six-room brick house
bath. electric health kitchen. furred walls,
dry basement. Only one left at these terms.
Drive out Penna. ave. Sc. to Alabama
ave-, turn left to Southern ave. to No. 1913.
UNQUESTIONABLY
The outstanding new-house value in Wash
Evening star., 1937-10-06
OLD GEORGETOWN

Reconditioned like new. rooms, bath
: porches; h.-w.h.; large lot. Priced very
low. To inspect, call District 13l1
Evening star., 1937-10-06
COOPERATIVE APTS. FOR SALE.

LEAVING CITY-RARE OPPORTUNITY
to buy corner bed room apartment with
private park at greatly reduced price.
ments less than rent Box 20O-V, Star "a
Evening star., 1937-10-06
OPEN. 2 TO 7

S6o5o--4OO1 MARLBORO PL. NV.
Shepherd St. between 3rd and 4th
Lovely cor. brick. large rooms, INV h.
completely reconditioned., Can be ar
ranged fer . apts. Met. 5400.
Evening star., 1937-10-06

$3.50.
Beautiful Broom bungalow with attic
finished into 3 additional bed rooms: hot
water heat. gas range and electric refrig-
Grafton; garage. In very good condition.
Large. beautifully Handicapped lot.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION
VIM. H. SAUNDERS co. INC DIST 10I5
Evening star., 1937-10-06
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.

Near Jenlfer ST.
3 rooms a bed rooms). 1ia baths oil
neat: excellent condition: garage: $3.50:
cash, $3.50; terms satisfactory. Decatur
OJDI. after E. Emerson oGD0
Evening star., 1937-10-06

92e NORTH CAROLINA AVE. s.E.-s-
room house. completely furnished, 2 baths,
2.car garage; oil heat, c.h.w.; sacrifice
for quick sale. Lincoln 4767.
Evening star., 1937-06-25

handsome display and are very vel
come at this time, since the season
of blooming flowers has begun to
wane.
AS you have realized In following
the careers Of many Of the old-fash-
ioned flowers. they have very fascinat-
ing legends connected with them. The
"hen and her chickens" are no ex-
ception. They are supposed to have
the power of warding of lightning.
Like 50 many Of our favorites. this
plant was brought over by those who
were seeking their fortunes and hap
piness Ia . new country.
Evening star., 1937-06-25

Of grandmother or mothers special
flower pets.
In searching through an old cata-
logue you will be highly entertained
by some of the fanciful names given
to the flowers of long ago. Take
Bleeding Heart. Hearts Ease, Bach
elor's Buttons, Maiden's Prayer and
such touching titles. The flowers
themselves seem to be in many in
stances very properly named, too.
The "hen and chickens is a very
good example. Look at the center,
the mother 'hen," as she sits among
her brood" OF small chicks" AL
about her will be chickens" Of vary.
tng d1es. aud they always naAka
Evening star., 1937-06-25
"A Simple Test.

you feel they are very contented IN
the spot they are in. that is, If a
flower understands just where to set
tie them: not too much sun, not
too little; enough moisture to slak
their thirst, enough food to meet their
needs.
There are several very interesting
members of the stonecrop family
Among them you will like is the
orpine, greatly appreciated by the
florist, and the lovely golden house.
leek. Both are plants that have an
affinity for rocks over which they
may Chamber.
Ono Of the reasons why this plant
can prosper even In droughts lies in
Evening star., 1937-06-25

Across.
!. Vari-colored kingfish.
S, Choice portion.
9. Wild hyacinth.
IA. Face of pedestal
Is. Island west of Scotland.
Is. Central space in Roman amphi-
theater.
II. Argumentative.
19. Native of Malakka.
20. Daub.
d. Loose flap.
%. Border
"a. Note of Guido's scale.
25. Sesame.
~. Ashen.
20. Gaelic sea god.
81. Period before Easter.
33. Ill-bred fellow.
35. Branchlike.
81, Heroine of Maeterlinck's The
Blue Bird"
80. Endured.
Al. Mitigating.
43. Seemingly absurd statement.
46. Loose.
80. Talsman.
81. Egyptian god of earth.
So. Cry of Bacchanals.
S4. Obscure.
S.. At this time.
81. Regret.
So. Tavern.
so. Early Christian wine cup.
81. Tatter.
81. Biblical sea port in Asia Minor.
66. Cast down.
68. One who originates.
II. County in Scotland.
70. Species OF vetch.
73. Spongewood.
"a. Prophets.
rs. Distant sun.
rs. Allowance for waste.
Down.
/. Unusual.
2. Town near Glasgow, Scotland.
Evening star., 1937-06-25

the fact that it has developed sturdy
roots below the surface of the ground
Whether the plant is domiciled In the
ground or a pot it can go a long
time without water, a most desirable
thing in any plant.
From these stout roots there will
push through the ground whorls OF
stiff, thick leaves. They are beautl-
fully arranged in concentric circles
and the effect of a hen and her brood
is very charming. The leaves are
beautiful gray or sage green.
Then during Summer the flower
stalks arise. from the center OF each
whorl and at their tips viii be lovely
pink blossoms. They really make .
Evening star., 1937-06-25

3. Very hard mineral.
4. Cavity
S. Having a very bitter taste
6. Portion.
7. Standard of measurement.
8. Tropical American parrot.
9. Mechanical eccentric.
10 Sandarac tree
IL. Clover-like herb.
II, Native of an Indo-C Chinese king
dom.
13. Declare.
l8. Devour.
%. Less covered.
"a. Shade tree.
26. Sap of a rubber tree.
28 Nostril.
80. Primary color.
80. Typical.
"a. Chief magistrates IN ancient Ven
ice
36 Chiastolite.
38, Loaded.
40. Defeated contestant.
AZ. Revolving part Of an engine.
43. Cushion.
A. Friendly.
As. Ransack.
At. Flyer
48. Bracket.
40. Cognizance.
So. Fatty part OF milk.
56. Delays
So. Assamese silkworn.
81. District in S. w. Arabia.
So. Small two-winged fly.
IS. Hop-drying kiln.
66. Roman bronze.
81. Being.
SO. Babylonian war god.
| 70. Rodent.
Evening star., 1937-06-25
Twizzler Answer.
BY WILLARD
BY NORMAN MARSH.

1. A man can't marry his widow,
sister because he is dead. 2. A mar
might have married his widows sis.
ter if his wife died and he then
married her sister and died himself,
leaving a widow and having been
first married to her sister.
Evening star., 1937-06-25
Natures Children
BY LILLIAN cox ATHEY.
"HENS AND CHICKENS"

(Stonecrop family.
WE ARE beginning to appreciate
w many OF the flowers our grand
mothers loved. OF course, the young
er generation has to have its own
favorites, and some OF them are we'll
worth keeping in the flower plot as
long as one is fortunate enough to
have bit OF ground Of his own.
But there are spots, crannies and
corners that stu need one or more
Evening star., 1937-06-25
Railway Asks Suggestions.

Having placed boxes at stationA
and asked passengers to put In them
suggestions for improving the service
q railway in France h receiving from
50 to 100 suggestions daily.
Evening star., 1937-05-20
DICK WEAVER WINS
RADIO GOLF Event
Captures Gold Putter With rs in
Hittenmark Tourney-Frank
White Trails.

DICK WEAVER Of the Kenwood
- Club today was the happy owner
Of a gold putter. With snappy rs
Weaver won it yesterday over his home
course in the National Capital radio
open tournament sponsored by Gordon
Hittenmark. Out in 81 and back in
38, Weaver topped his nearest rival
Frank White, by four shots.
Senator Clyde Herring Of Iowa
opened the divot party with lusty
swat from the first tee and later talked
about 1t on the radio.
The other scores:
Frank White. 4O-39-79: K. NJ. Skaggs
3s-4@-So: R. B. Patteson. 40-4l-sl:
Ernie Garlem 42-39-Sl: Bob Morris.
43-:39-sa; George Graham 4l+.1-s@;
Ray Higgins. 3S-45-S3: Dave Ross, a.
4O-S}; Cliff Andrews, 45-39-S4: A. H.
Wilhslm 41T2Is4; 3 g: :,.ds Leland ABRAMS
Bart Higgins Ns-ss, Earl skinke5'
45-43-SS: Ernie Lord. 45-43-Ss; R.
@ Rogers. 45-44-S9.
Evening star., 1937-05-20
Exploiting the Burgundy and Cold.


be traced with little patience
designated the drummer
this time both
Washington household
lad helped George Washington foot ball
which left
Mr.
aside
He pulled rabbit out of his
daylight by the practice You
~ of
This Of seemingly
Evening star., 1937-05-20
Tennis Critics Now Have Jack Crawford ON Skds


Looks like Hank Leiber is going
to stay "beaned" for & time, 50 the
Giants are looking for an outfielder
Various reports have Wally
Berger Of the Braves being routed
to the Polo Grounds SouthpaWs
Roy Henshaw and Ralph Birkofer
haven't turned in a victory for the
Dodgers all season, but they've
finally managed to crash the win
column in the intraclub poker
games.
Johnny Farrell still is the nattiest
dresser among the golf pros {.
Is it true that old Iris Speaker will
become manager of Cleveland July
LII Steve O'Neill hasn't established
the Indians ~ Z contender BY that
tuoA2
Evening star., 1937-05-20

Marshall, who owns the Redskins, is.
a stern taskmaster and he is deter
mined that Mr. Espey acquaint the
trade with all details before the open
ing kickoff is perpetrated in Griffith
Stadium on September II.
1t is on this date, by the light
Of the moon, that professional
foot ball on large scale will be
unveiled here. The Redskins
play the New York Giants.
Sure. it runs into the base ball sea-
SON. The Redskins will have played
their first two home games before the
Nationals pack up and quit. Between
the spikes of the Washington inflelders
and the cleats of Mr.. Marshall's Cliff
Battles they can plant corn on a
plowed field at the stadium by Fall.
Evening star., 1937-05-20
Major Leaders
BY the Associated Press.

AMERICAN LEAGUE.
Batting-Bell. Browns. Al; Cronin.
Red Sox. .437.
RunsmosGehrinser, Tigers, "a; Walker
Runs bstted in-Walker. Tigers. c7;
Bonura. White Sox. 90.
Hits-Bell, Browns. Al; Walker.
Tigers 3S.
.r DoubleSIBsll. Browns, Is; vosmik'
Triples-stone and Kuhel. Senators.
4 each.
Home runs-Johnson. Athletics. 6:
Selkirk. Yankees. and Walker. Tigers,
8 each.
Stolen bases-ApplinE. White sox,
and Pytlak. Indians 6 each.
Pitching-Pearson, Yankees, and
Marcum. Red Sox. 40 each.
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Batting-Medwick, Cardinals. .444:
Arnovich. Philles, 1894.
Runs-Medwick. Cardinals. 23;
Galan, Cubs 20.
and Demaree Cubs, % each.
Hits-Medwick, Cardinals. A; Arno-
vich. Phillies. 81.
Doubles-Medwick Cardinals. 13;
Hassett Dodgers. IL.
Triples-Vaughan, Pirates. Z; Brack'
Dodgers, 4.
"'sH Stolen bases bases-j. Martin. Cardinals.
81 8: Brack and LavasetY. Dodgers 9
Pitching-Hubbell, Giants, 80; Bow
man. Pirates, 30.