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The Washington times., 1937-07-09
ChdmberIin &C.
Siteof PIG. A.

AS reported here several weeks
ago, the Chamberlin Country Club
at Old Point Comfort, Va, is
virtually assured of the Middle
Atlantic P. G.. A. championship
which is listed for July 81. All
that remains to clinch the site of
the conflict is the approval of the
Baltimore group which is expected
at the next meeting of the organ
ization. AS the Chamberlin has
offered an attractive prize list,
there is every reason to believe
that no dissenting votes will come
from that quarter.
In releasing the information
concerning the more or less
definite site of the tourney,
George Diffenbaugh, president of
the Middle Atlantic P. G. A., also
announced that the tourney will
be changed from match play af-
fair to 72-hole medal event.
A regular schedule for weekly
double exhibition matches has
been drawn up with Roland Mac
KeniZe, Congressional pro. elected
treasurer of this organization.
Pairings for the matches will be
assigned to local golf writer's in
stead of the pros.
The first of the matches under
this Setup will he staged at Manor
Club. July 10. The complete slate
follows:
July 10. Manor: IS. Columbia.
Spring: IS. Open: 2e, Mid.Atlnntic
Championship. Congressional; 30, Belle
Haven.
September :. East Potomac: 10. Wood
mont: 10. Army and Navy; 20, Washing.
ton Golf.
In an intercity match between
the Woodmont Country Club and
Suburban Country Club of Balti-
more between the women's teams.
yesterday at Woodmont, the results
were all squared at Az.
Goldsmith. WoodmOnt. scored IA points
to III for Mrs. Henry Wyman and
Janet Myers, Suburban.
Theodore PeyseR and Mrs. Gilbert
Hahn. WOOdmOnt. scored point to
for Mrs. BeFtram Friedman and Walter
Cohn, Suburban.
Mrs. L. B. SchlOAs and Bertha Israel
Wo0dmOnt. scored 2 points to for Mrs
Allen WUrtburgeR and Mrs. Herbert Ber'
gunder, Suburban.
Bobby Brownell, former RooSe-
welt High School star and District
amateur champion, reeled in his
lowest score during his career as
a golfer. He broke 10 over his
home course at Manor Club yes
terday afternoon.
While Bobby Brownell was turn
ing in his excellent performance
Mrs. Betty Meckley, former Dis
trict and Maryland State, and cur.
rently reigning Middle Atlantic
champion, established a new WON
ems course record at indian Spring
her home lot. Playing from the
mems tees she bagged a 76, with
a 36 out and a 40 on the way back
She performed this fine feat in
the foursome with Harry Peacock
Buddy Sharkey and Alex Baum
gartner.
The Washington times., 1937-07-09
Quick to Deny

Before Outfielder E. Coleman
left the st. Louis Browns to join
Toledo of the American AsSocia-
ton, to complete the purchase Of
First Baseman Harry Davis, the
veteran fly grabber complained
that the club had promised to
send him to an outfit on the Pa
cific Coast, where he lives. if he
wasn't retained by the Browns.
When Business Manager Bill De
Witt heard Of this he was quick to
deny that any such agreement
had been made.
The Washington times., 1937-07-09
Henke| Scores
lineup Play

LONDON, July Germany
drew first blood in its European
zone finals of the Davis Cup
series against Czechoslovakia to-
day when Hammer Henkel won
in straight sets from Ladislow
Hecht, the Czech, in the open
ing singles. The scores were
81, IS, IS, Hecht being
outclassed in the opening set but
rallying to force the German to
his limit to take the next two.
The surviving country will
meet the United States in the
inter-zone finals at Wimbledon
later this month.
The Washington times., 1937-07-09
Last Nights Fights

AT NEW YORK-Henry Armstrong
49, recognized in California as world
featherwelght champion, scored tech.
meal knockout over ALI BIatch, 1885,
Australian lightweight champion (3l ;
Paul Junior, 1913. Lewiston, Me-, deci-
stoned Eddie ZiVie. 1875, PiPttsburEh ~.
At LONDON-Phn Zwick, Urited
States lightweight. defeated Jimmy
Walsh, British titlehOldeS N2).
The Washington times., 1937-07-09
Washington A.C. Nine
Faces Busy Schedule

The Washington A. C. will meet
the strong Winchester Park AS
ISOLATION nine in the Winchester
Park Sunday. The locals will send
to the mound their star pitcher,
Frank Baroni. The following two
Sundays will find the Washington
A. C. meeting the West Point and
Fredericksburg Elks. both. games
are to be played out of town.
The Washington times., 1937-07-09
Wants Sunday Game

Maryland Park A. c. seeks O
game for Sunday, either at home
or away. Call Manager Hilleary
between 6 and Z p. m. at Capitol
Heights all.
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Third Round (32 Teams }
UPPER BRACKET

Mitchell HowardSilva Erana. .............. 81 So
Goldsmith Bradley Simmons Pierce Default
r. Doyle. Baker Hudson. Lee .......... SIS a. 6-S
Ireuthart HusJndd, Staubly ............ Default
GoHbeau Tarpey- Heacock, Gibbs. 4-S R-3 ~
Kobertson. Robinson nsfOrd, Lander al a.
Heffner johnson BitOnti. LandcrS 6-a
simmons NfemeyerBOtts Gibson Default
LOWER BRACKET
Lynch. Mueheisen FacOneF, Daily ...,,.,.. Ga al
backWeI Cooper. RitEenberx TriGG. Default
atona McCaskey.Lewis. Foster 81 81
Smnh C0ntreFas-Burnpde, McGee. 80 H-2
tSoeItL' analr' OnVer. Robbins a. 60
noSa Phh'iDS BOnham Gordon R-2 R-2
MaFch. Eurner-HtVhie. HRnev. a.
HeSneE Bur"S-LOVe. II. Doyle. 6-9 6-S 6-3
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Second Round (64)
UPPER BRACKET


Winner Score
YelverOn SprgRs g. 60
Nunez 81 &-6
Leonard SOkOIMerrin HeddngS 81 60
BIIv Turner Robert Williamson II 6-3
Tom MOorh Hugh a.
Raymond GbsODLarry Phillips ..........eS 81 81
Erw Burns 81 So
Harry Bott 81
Arts Ons-Al StaUb 4-6
Daniel Levinsky R................T-5 - IS
Mangan-JOhn - 81
Fra 81
Austin 81 6-3
George DunkIin Ducky CranstOn. 10S 81
Rcky WliS.Ken Daily ................. 60 So
LOWER BRACKET
DOOIy MtcheI-A Brooks . ...,,....,,.,,,,,.. 81
IWOO Franz IS
Dean Judd-Capt. William A. 6-3 50
Baker 60
g.
Doyle ROyaIBOb Doyle Observation-Disclosures. 60
Allan
ieut L. G. -
Hugh LynChHeTbert Treuthart 60 6-2
Charles Charming Robert 50 So
Allie RitEenberE- Byron Matthews. 80 81
r. nit
Frank ThOmpsOnCapt. P Collins 81
Paul
Nv Maurice GOubeau SIS IS
Billy I'm Brun So
The Washington times., 1937-07-09
Today's Probable Pitchers

New York Giants-CastIeman,
Brooklyn DOdGers-Hamlin.
New York Yankees-RuffinE.
WASHINGTON SENATORS-FerreU
Cleveland IDdisns-whitehiII or Hud.
In
De%4oh TtTers-AukeE,
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LOWER BRACKET
Third Round (32)
UPPER BRACKET


Winner Loser
BIy ESl sSLo Ad"r 81
Tom MOorhead Raymond Gibson. ........6-2 6-S SIS
Harry Heffner,Er Niemeyer IS 6-
Art SimmOnsR. n. Bradley ...............6-3 60
TonM Man SO 60
liza uStin IS S-3
George Dunkln. Rcky Willis .............e-4 IS SIS
LOWER BRACKET
DOOly Mitchell ElwOOd HOffecker 81 al
Tony LatOna.Doyie Royal 9-s 90
Harry March-Aan Blade. .....,....5-6 O-6 Default
Hugh LynchCharlea Charming 81 g
Don GarbPr-A1P RitzenbeFK SIS 6-
RiIly Thompson O-6 6- IS
David S. johnson RitzenberE. ........... 60 7-5
The Washington times., 1937-07-09
Fourth Round (I6)

UPPER BRACKET
Mitchell, Howard. Goldsmith Bradley A-s "a
F. Doyle. Baker Treuthar Huls .......... a. IS
NoDhs0n-IiOuDeau, TafpIey ....6-2 O-6
hehef 'ohnsOn'hOherts0n. Robinson 6-S 6-S
LOWER BRACKET
Lynch. MUehesen- BIa ckwe.
Latona MrCaSkeySmith COntreraa. ........, ga "a
PhllIlpa ................. SIS "a
Iufhef-heEnek, Burns Is
The Washington times., 1937-07-09
Fourth Round (I6)

UPPER BRACKET
YeverOn Garnett- Billy 80 a.
Harry Hefner MOOPhead Ga 60
ON APt So 6-S
Frank George Dunkin. IL Us g.
LOWER BRACKET
DooIy Mitchell. Judd Observation-Disclosures. go IL
Tony LatOna-Harry MarCh. IS s.
Hugh lynch. Don CARRIER -. ''.',,.., "a 6-5
Billy johnson 6-A 6-a
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D. Mitchell b. Howard H. Hartley, NJ Holdings SO -
r. Silva NJ. ErapR-D Judd and partner Default
H. Goldsmith. B. Bradley-D CARRIER. r. CARRIER. 6-2
T. Pierce, j. SimmOnsIA SOkOl B. Armstrong. 6-S
+. Doyle, d. BakerI. CORN. L. Robbins. e-2
H. Hudson, 8 LeeB. Boyd and partner. Default
ID. Judd A. StaubyE. Hoffecker G. HerreI... Default
Treuthart c. H1ls.R. Williamson, +. Rollins as Us
c. HeacOck r. GibbS.Y Garnett Charming. Default
NJ GOubeau, N Tarpey.G. Herbert EuGeniO 6-3 3-6
1t. Robertson Robinson KrelIen Levlnsky..
T. BransfOrd D. Lander-J. Flynn r. 49,. a. "a
H. Heffner, ID. Johnsen-B Richardson Matthews
4. BitOnti, J.. IHnders-J. burst. Mehl s-IO SIS
simmons. Nemeyer-SprigRs. Glassmire. as 6-3 60
G. Bolts r. Gibson. sinclair Default
LOWER BRACKET
Lynch. Muehlesen- Beret1. Gartner 6-O ga
FalcOner, Daily Blankin. Gefan 6-4 6-3
H. Ritzenberg. Trgg. LOney, Stenhauser Al al
Blackwell Cooper Hancock .........,. Default
LatOna INSTRUMENTATION, Hall. .......,.. Al
G. Lewis, c. Professionalism Kirk
Burnside, McCeeA. RitEenberg. Gould ....... Default
j. Smith B. COntreFasJ. HOecker. W. Woffecker 90
GOeltz, AdairBaker, Lowry SO 60
Oliver RObbinSSurRe. MihtE 81 a.
Royal Harley. ZeleP. 6-3
H. B0nham GOrdOn-H Arps. TarbG SIS "a a.
March, TurnerA. Brooks, Lighter ..........
HiEbie. Haney-MOsby jacobson 4-S 6-2 SO
owe boy le!Th0mpsOn DUnkn.. Default
ReHnek BurnsJohnsen, Adair 81 81
The Washington times., 1937-07-09
QUGrterfinaLs (8)

UPPER BRACKET
Mitchell. HOwayd-F. Doyle Baker...,.,,....,.. g.
Hefner, johnson. Robertson, Robinson ......... g.
LOWER BRACKET
Lynch. MuehIeiSen.LatOna. McCaskey. .....,,... g.
GOeltE, AdairMarch, Turner ......,,.,...,.. a.
The Washington times., 1937-07-09
TENNIS SCORES

MEMS DOUBLES
First Round (67 Te0nlS)
g. R. Gibson.L N. Nunez. ... a. O-s
n. Lynch, n. Muehleisen.E Jacobsen }. Wood.
p BeretE p GartnsrK. SkaEEs and H. B. Ford. 81 SS
Second Round GA Te0nIS)
The Washington times., 1937-07-09
QuarterfinULs go

UPPER BRACKET
Winner Score
YeIveron Garnet. Harry Hsf"sr .......S-s s-4 6-s
Frank GOeltL. Tom ManEan 6-3
LOWER BRACKET
DOOy MtChelI.TOny LatOna. "a
Hugh Lynch Billy COntreras. .............. 6-3 6-3
SemifindLs Cd
UPPER BRACKET
Winner Score
Yelverton Gsrnett-Frank GOeIt1 ....... 81 6-3
LOWER BRACKET
DoOv Mitchell Hugh Lynch. IS As al SIS 20
Final
DOoy Mitchell " SIS
The Washington times., 1937-07-09
Semifin0Ls Cd

UPPER BRACKET
Mitchell. Howard HeffneF. johnson. a. SIS Ali ga
LOWER BRACKET
Lynch, Muehleisen. GoeItE, AdaP. ...,..... Default
Final
Lynch MUehIaIsau NuoLou
Evening star., 1937-03-16
Marriage Licenses.

William H; Tompkins. 90. HOY D st. ne.
Ra1 Rn6 Eeine l. Shifiet, 30, 1888 29th St;
LAWRENCE E. Scheewe. 80. and Elizabeth
K. TaiSe9; J Fe9ebiic, 2S both Of ls4l R ST.. Rev.
Mimi. and Dorothy Houston, 29, 3a45
psHsr1ll Ho11neStlcut ave; Judge R. E. Mattingly;
oeverIy E. Carter, 81, 720S Blair rd and
MMmira Ma1ns, j. Hill, 90 3713 T St: Rev. Q. T.
hsnwood G. Eritter. 81. 1247 Penn st.
Blaine st. ne, Rev w. S. Abernethy
RALPH F.; Staples. %, 1929 Wisconsin ave,
a. ana 1aa 1Marcia L, Dixon, 49, 41OS Elicott
william SSey' ny 6 j. Foreey; .r, u
GneT %. both Of sic d sth -id.'ir st. ne'; Rev
c. G, Ra asmuSsen
harry E. Jones, jr, %. 317 Mclean ave
s,W., and Amanda C. Bonds, IS. 1888
ph23ir,oo St SW: Rev. H. s. johnson.
,,22I. both of Baltimore: Rev. j. T. Loeb
william ] May 23. Gordonsville. Va, and
MaTY r X, x Deane' 20. Louisa. Va; Rev.
John Jones. 80, Alexandria. Va, and
sarah Williams, 80. 1923 11th St: Rev.
Aelyin F. Turner. 81. 2419 F. St. and
Mary Jackson. is, 1929 K st; Rev.
John W Heard 80. and Elizabeth Stanley,
e., both of 413 L ST.; Rev. H. H. w.
Nelson Cory. 81. San Antonio, Tex, and
Eleanor E. Laudmann, 33, St. Louis, ai
Mo: Rev. A. j Mccartney,
Alfredo H. Duurloo, 20, 1914 Corcoran ST
sad and MdargaTet y {. Franklin. 10. 23 R ST.:
Wilson. wv N'N'' SA A4s''
Evening star., 1937-03-16

RESTAURANT WHISKY, near 7th and r
sts n.w:-Nice for couple or partners;
price reduced to $500; terms Capital
Evening star., 1937-03-16
YOU CAN MAKE
A GOOD LIVING
SELLING FORD CARS.
WE'LL, TRAIN vOu

Every crack salesman who's making big
money today selling automobiles had to
get his start, We offer you an Immediate
opportunity to get YOUR start. Next week
Sales Training School. conducted by
Ford factory men: vii be held in Wash
seriously interested in building a future
for themselves in the field of automobile
selling.
The. enrolment in the school will be
limited Each man who is accepted for
deiyidual attention. At the conclusion Of
fundamentals of automobile selling and
will be offered a connection with one Of
Washington's leading Ford dealers. There
Is no reason why you. after attending the
Sales Training School. cannot start i'm
mediately to earn a substantial income.
The size Of your future income depends
largely upon how hard you work. Active
leads. floor time and every other possible
form of help and cooperation will be
yours
II you are seriously. interested in build
ing future for yourself in automobile sales
work. apply in your own handwriting.
giving age. education and business expeY-
, ence If any. Address your letter to B{x
'464-K- Star office. p
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Births Reported.

John and jeanette Kionka, girl
Slyoe and Carolyn Servis, boy,
Joseph and Mildred Creegan. boy.
GIaroner and Annie Boman. boy.
Edward and Betty Smith, jr.. boy.
James and Elizabeth CLANCY, boy.
Paul and Marie Goodermuth, girl.
Hobert and Helen Denver. girl.
Marlin and Kathryn Foose. girl.
harry and Marjorie Kline. girl
Wlliam and Agnes Borowski, girl,
maurice and Dorothy Peed boy,
walter and Elaine Kirkley, boy.
Frank and Madeline Leon. boy.
Richard and Louise Jacobs boy
Henry. and Helen Edmiston. boy.
Gerald and Alice Morgan. boy.
games and Marion Padeett. girl
HMNillam and Lynette Harrison. girl.
Edward and Leona Gilger, girl,
joseph and Mary Lipe girl
James and Dorothy Bowman. girl
Robert and Theresa Levenberry. girl
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Deaths Reported.

Margaret cronin. 81. st. Elizabeth's Hos
pital.
William l. De Vries II. 3515 Woodley I'd.
Robin w. G. Francis. IS, 1850 Wisconsin
ave.
Elizabeth F. Talbot, so. 1886 Ingleside
terrace.
Mary King. 20. GEORGETOWN Hospital
Max Dohle. 65. Walter Reed General Hos
pital
James C. Mccormick 40 2122 Decatur pl.
infant Burke. Gallinger Hospital.
infant Wells. Columbia Hospital
Infant. Arnold. George washington Hos
pital
Infant Hemby, Gallinger Hospital.
Edna Randolph. 40, Freedmens Hospital
Joseph HAYES. Al. Gallinger Hospital.
Jerry johnson. 35. Gallinger Hospital
Matte Patterson. 20. Gallinger Hospital
Infant Williams. Gsllinger Hospital.
Infant Goodwin. Gallinger Hospital.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

WI9SE..HNeOOS rON JAIL.
ADDINo A. I2loy MACHiNE. BqTgTSougbs. s22 SO.
AMERICAN TYPEWRITER Co.-sell. rent
from high rent district. Open evenings
14al East Capitol St. Lincoln 0Os2
ANT1oUES-Largest collection in city; old
lures, frames. Edelson,s. 61s 5th NV
sig so Originally $4,000; Philco. late
1896; $3.50 loTisinaily S4e.5oJ. Dixie
opsh sSnday iii HieaaahfEs g Eves til q " ne
BAGGED sAwDusT 2sc per bag deliv-
eTed; eI,1s-f for store fOorss dog house n9ers
HEcHINdER 90. ABRANcHEs
BED, handsome mahos. poster. finest box
spring mattress, practically new fine WILL
condition. Emerson 4677
BED ROOM. living room suites, studio
chine, kitchen cabinet, wardrobe Duncan
tables. radio. Edelman. 1908 Georgia ave.
BED ROOM SUITE to be sold for storage
charges at auction on Thursday, March
ls' at 10 an; in our sales room; 42o 10th
furniture of every description. United
BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES all sizes:
FePs5nE H tables and
eNNSooOA i
BRICK lumber, including maple and pine
flooring: beams. angle irons, rein. rods,
doors sash slate, etc. Herfurth. Half and
O sts. Sc.
rial from many. vrecking Jobs: largest se-
HECH1NaER CO. Used Material Dept.
59a5 @ 6 Ga. = Ave. Ave NV. iso5 o Nichois Sei Sc sE
BULOvA,, Elgin. Waltham and Hamilton
and ladies' wrist watches. s1s.5o PiS tWorth wort =
20 youp chooe Dx. 9w
g change; l1ls .;I st. ne. Open Sunday It'll
CASH REGISTERS, showcases. counters.
eRa Vsaat shiVnS ss psnena G'' ron sss
retrieerators. scales. booths steam. tables.
gree sreese traps; z Humphssey gas heaters:
etss saS s25e St h1s9Ee' of
suits, topcoats and overcoats. $5, S7 and
$3.50 each; best selection in town; save
II st; ne. Open Sunday It'll 2; evenings
DINING RIM. FURNITURE. 9-piece suite:
quick sale. Wisconsin (HI' ae0I. tAA0' '''
DINING ROOM SUITE, 10-pc. mahogany;
SSomDste Nth mastrsss and spring ma
11NIlS1 MUM FURNITURE TO De SOlQ
for storage CHARGES At auction on Thurs
room 42o 10th St: NV; Also livins room,
+as sed room furnitHre and odd pieces United
ELECTRIC LIGHT PLANT, II volts, g. 600
watts, two generators, Sc batteries and
four motors, fine condition. run l 8 months.
Bargain. Gan be seen at Huntley Farm,
u miles from Olney. Md. on Laytonsville
I'd, No. 10s.
ENTIRE TEA ROOM EQUIPMENT at re-
markably low price: 1872 Conn. ave.
FAN-"Hunter," 3-speed ceiling fan.
blades. so inches, 110 volts, so cycle.
Phone Wisconsin 3040
FR1GIDAIRES-Except BARGAINS In
in new 1885 models, with new warranty:
also some rebuilt refrigerators. Arthur H.
Todd. 341S r. l.. ave. ne. Greenwood
1901. Open until 8 pm.
FURNACEIOne square Red Jacket boiler
for hS6wster heating qfsaee 19r
EURNTTURE-Bed room: liyins room. COM
Oss5-J any eyeninx. II.
2.s PM. 1 i1ss N s. H NV. basement. @ t.'"eeA
FURNITURE Of every description to be
sold at public auction for storage charges
on Thursday. March 1s,. at 10 am. in
our warehouse 42O 10th st. NV. first
floor. consisting Of living room suites, bed
room suites. dining suites. dressers, tables,
chairs. beds. linens, books, dishes. rugs.
etc. United States STORAGE Co.
GAS RANGES %. Detroit Jewel discon-
tinued models, Al new were 1927 1927 samp,es'
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MAKE MONEY
SELLING AUTOMOBILES!


SELLING AUTOMOBILES!
Sales records are being made
in automobiles! To meet this
active demand leading automo-
bile dealers desire to substan-
TALLY enlarge their selling organ
izations and are offering an un-
usually attractive opportunity to
statesmen who are willing to do a
good days Work-every day.
1t is not necessary to be an
automobile salesman to qualify
for one of these good jobs, al
though general selling expert
ence is desirable. Applicants
qualifying will receive thorough
training under some of the most
competent men in the automo-
bile field.
1t should not be difficult for
new men to earn big money
weekly after a short training
period. Men selected will be fur
nished with live leads and every
other form of assistance and CO.
operation.
Do not write, but telephone for
appointment to
ROOM No. 3,
CONTINENTAL HOTEL,
between hours of 9 am. and 5
pm. on Tuesday, March 16, and
from 8 am. to IL noon on this
Wednesday, Thursday and Fri
day.
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tables, chairs shelving once partition.
100 IT. walnut vall panelinq. iron safes
refriRerators. scales. booths. steam tables.
greese traps. 2 Humphrey gas heaters.
elec. mixer and store fixtures of every
Evening star., 1937-03-16

~S0NSES.
HEADQUARTERS for CIVIL SERVICE books
and home study courses with questions and
answers at various prices: quality pays
BOYD SCHOOL, 1883 F st. NV.
GREGG SHORTHAND by expert teacher:
beginners; review; speed dictation; pri-
vate lessons; moderate rates. DEC. 35s4-J.
16s
BE A SECRETARY or an ACCOUNTANT
the qualified there are positions. oppor-
tunities. Inquire NOW. BOYD SCHOOL.
Natl. 233S. 1888 F st.
BE A TELEPHONE OPERATOR: course
fascinating easy. complete: 2 and 4. week
course; 8 active boards, cord and moni-
tor; with typing no extra charge. Place
ment service; Certificate issued. Miss
National 2114.
MIMEoGRAPH COURSE, including cutting
of stencils, use of the mimeoscope, adjust
ments of machine artistic lettering. etc.
Special course. weeks. under supervision
OF professional operator. Inquire NOW.
BOYD SCHOOL (Est. 20 yrs0. National
1888. 1888 F st.
LEARN GERMAN.
NATIVE WILL TEACH YOU
IN YOUR HOME. SOct
Address Box 494-J. Star Of e. Q
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BOOMING, AND BOARDING I7th and
r; ave .)-20 rms. 3 baths; income,
81 100; price, $4,000; terms. Mrs. Keach,
zoos n ST
Evening star., 1937-03-16

ELECTRIC LIGHT PLANT, II o volts, 900
watts, two generators SO batteries and
four motors, fine condition. run 8 months.
Bargain. Can be seen at Huntley Farm.
miles from Olney, Md. on Laytonsville
Evening star., 1937-03-16

CLOTHING-Men's new and slightly used
suits, Sopcoats and overcoats. SIS, 81 and
$3.50 each; best selection in town; save
money. Dixie Pawnbrokers' Exchange. Ills
Il st; ne. Open Sunday It'll 2; evenings
Evening star., 1937-03-16

WOMAN, colored. wants sh.w. plain cook
Ing small family: good reference. North
Evening star., 1937-03-16
Prayer Book Returned.

Found in the trenches at Neuve
Chapelle % years ago by a German
soldier, a prayer book has just re-
turned to its owners widow, Mrs. M.
Winter Of RochdaIe, England.
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INSTRUCTION COURSES.

colored, wants part-time or ligt
general housework. Phone Adams 20O2
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BED ROOM SUITE to be sold for storage
IS, at 10 am, in our sales room, 400 10th
st. NV. Also linens. dishes, books and
furniture of every description. United
Etates Storpra N
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DOGS PETS. ETC
FARA g GARDEN

ENGLISH BULLDOGS. pedigreed. II weeks
old, $40. SIS Allison 81. NV. Adams
Evening star., 1937-03-16

GROCERY. downtown, doing $500 casf
business wkly. (sickness); S5,5OO; terms
Joseph Hollander. 1908 H st. NV
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HELP WOMEk,

TRADE ASSOCIATION has permanent
opening for neat, attractive. young secre-
tary-Stenographer, experienced on credits;
SlOO month. Address Box 461-K. Star
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SAlESMEN.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS preferred but
not necessary: sell Frigidaires, washers.
lroners and radios: drawing account and
commission: leads furnished and assistance
OF sales manager Apply 506-S st ne
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LADIES' AND MEMS APPAREL SHOP.
$500; terms. Mr.. Shilby, 1908 H st..
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FLOOR WORK-Sanding and finishing
Deaton. 903 Longfellow st NV Geo. $3.50.
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March Civil Service Exams.
THE CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY
SCHOOL,
hOQ 10Th ST N w MET RQQY
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LIQUOR STORE doing $1,000 wkly. busi-
ness; rent 500; price only SIS, 600,
Joseph Hollander. zoos H st NV
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FLOORS Sanded Finished Layed.
HAOOA'o Reliable service. Prices low.
Nash Floor Co.. 1O16 20th st. West 1919.
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DINING ROOM FURNITURE to be sold
day March l8. at 10 am, in our sales
room 420 10th st. NV. Also living room
bed room furniture and odd pieces. United
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

CAFETERIA doing $3.50 daily business;
rent, $3.50 monthly: Q year lease; price
only $4,000; terms arranged Capital
aS12 = - .''
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
BUSINESS.

DOMESTIC AGENCY, Dec. 2419, North
9011. 1925 9th, furnishes cooks. -g.h.w.,
maids helpers, porters housemen, drivers,
kitchen men.
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BED ROOM. living room suites. studio
couch. typewriter, twin beds, sewing ma
chine. kitchen cabinet, wardrobe Duncan
tables. radio. Edelman. 1908 Georgia ave.
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ARLINGTON COAL co.
ROOMS FURNISHED.

1850 GIRARD ST. NV, Apt 22-WeIl-
furn. front room. windows next bath,
shower: unlimited phone Columbia O49e.
1884 COLUMBIA RD.-S3 50 wk; single
rms. double SIS; clean warm outside; 4
b. .h.w.: car lines; gentlemen Ad 1923.
llOl 10th ST NW-SinRle rooms. clean.
ample heat and hot water numerous
baths: downtown. meals OPTIONAL.
1923 2lst ST NW-Hghly desirable
rom for ! or 2 gentlemen with private
bath: excellent location. Potomac 4O44.
PORTLAND HOTEL Vermont ave. at
Thomas Circle-S7.5J wE.; hotel service;
fresh towels daily your mail and phone calls
a+ sO sH1 bar " 70 -rnr
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL.

FLAGSTONE WALKS and terraces, lny
pools. rock gardens and driYeways con-
Structed Cal Jackson 20s3.
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BED, handsome mahog. poster finest box
spring mattress. practically new; fine Will
ton carpet. $40: Axmin. rug. $3.50. Good
| condition, Emerson 4677
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BRICK lumber. including maple and pine
flooring: beams angle irons, rein. rods,
doors sash slate, etc. Herfurth. Half and
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MlNG-BOARD1NG; exclusive; mr.
Rock Creek Park; owner sacrificing on ac-
COUNT OF illness. Miss Derrickson, 1908