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By GEORGE E tf1JBER- ~
ME other day We reported a
marlin caught of Oregon In
let, down in the Carolinas.
By GEORGE t.HuBtR .

TINE other day We reported a
marlin caught of Oregon In
let, down in the Carolinas,
: and now we hear Of one at
Ocean City, Nd, only this latter fish
wasn't boated. Capt Crawford Saw
age. with the Hilda, had four anglers
from Baltimore out with him when it
struck
Three of them had bluefish on the
line and were playing them when
the marlin hit the fourth line. It
was on five minutes but got tangled
with the other lines and the bluefish
and broke away. As 1t Is, the first
marlin has yet to be landed at the
Ocean City dock, but it will not be
long the way they are going after
them over there.
This one that got away was
hung in the famous Jack spot,
"a miles off the coast where so
many were taken last season.
Otherwise the fishing party had
excellent luck, bringing in go blues.
Some Of the boats there run as high
as $50 blues, plus plenty Of weaks,
Evening star., 1937-06-20
H0WARD'S VALkYRIE
0UTSA|LS D. C. BOAT
Beats Clephane's Loke More Than
Seven Minutes in Race for
Whiting Trophy,

Special Dispatch to The Star.
GIBSON ISLAND. Md, June 1e.-
Philip w. Howard at the tiller OF
his seven-meter sloop Valkyrie TODAY
defeated Arthur Oephane, Washing
ton yachtsman, in his eight meter
Loke by 7 minutes % seconds for the
George Whiting Trophy, symbolic of
supremacy in the class on Chesapeake
Bay OF here.
. Competing in . sail-on that found
the two boats tied for first with 8
points each last Sunday at the end of
= three-race series, Loke and Valkyrie
sailed over an 18-mile triangular
course on the bay Nth start and finish
at Baltimore Light in q moderate
southerly breeze.
The Whiting Cup will remain in
permanent possession of the Balti-
more yachtsman, as this was his second
winning.
Summary: Elapsed Time.
Valkyrie (Howard) --3:34:l7
Loke (Clephane) --3:41:40
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GERMANS NET Menace
Allison Sees Long Wait for q. s.
Unless Cup Won This Year.

DALLAS, Tex, June 18 (P.-Busi-
ness Man Wilmer Allison, who
sneaked out of retirement long enough
to win the Texas tennis title, believes
his old Davis Cup cronies will have
to bring back the goblet this year or
sit back and swallow, for years to
come, . German monopoly on tennis.
THE Germans are the ones to fear. +"
said Allison. Baron Won Cramm Is
the greatest player in the world today.
Once the Germans get hold of the
Davis Cup they're liable to hold on
to 1t for 20 years"
Allison, in the cotton business with
his doubles partner, John Van Ryn,
believes Don Bulge is better than
ever and could beat Won Cramm on
one Of his best days.
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channel bass, sea bass and porgies.
Take Rock6sh Rig,

1AKe NOCkn3h klg.
nOWN on the bay If you hit good
weather you also will hit fish.
Rock are breaking in the Patuxent
around Solomons and near. Cedar
Point Light, 50 be sure and have the
proper rig when you 60 there. We
were talking to several shippers there
Friday, and they all claim that they
would have had rock If their parties
had been equipped to catch them.
The most popular rig 10 .
Junebug or Chesapeake spinner
and bloodworms, trolled behind
the boat.
Small japanese feathers also are
coming into popularity down there.
When trolling for rock try . spreader
and you will get more fish.
II you are headed for Solomons
today phone George Huber. custodian
OF this column, at Adams o03l before
departing.
Evening star., 1937-06-20
0LYMPIANS TO COMPETE
Three Sign for A. A. U. Title Meet
at Milwaukee Next Month.

MILWAUKEE,, Wis, June 10 F.-
Three members Of the 1896 American
Olympic team have filed notice that
they would compete in the National
A. A. U. track and field champion
ships here July and 3.
They are John Woodruff. Pittsburgh,
Olympic 800-meter champion; Dimitri
Zaitx, Boston College, shotputter. and
David Abritton, Ohio State, CO.
holder OF the world high Jump record
Of 6 feet ~ inches.
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CUBS GET BAT RACKS.

CHICAGO, June 19 CP-Basement
and catchers going after foul dies at
Wrigley Field won't have to worry any
longer about turning an ankle on the
long familiar row of bats in front Of
the dugouts. Bat racks have been in
stalled inside both dugouts.
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Ranger Retains Clean Record
By Handily Outsailing Yankee

The Race Committee measured the
velocity Of the breeze at Is miles an
hour. east northeast, at the start, and
1873 east by north, at the finish, but
scarcity Of white caps seemed to
indicate . flbbing thermometer.
Ranger. which Vanderbilt built out
of his own pocket, now has won all
five Of her starts since she went down
the ways at Bath, Me, this Spring
Today's was her third victory over
Yankee in match races. She led
Chandler Hovey's Rainbow and Yam
kee home in a three -cornered contest
and also whipped Rainbow in a match
race.
Ranger Meets Rainbow.
TOMORROW the Vanderbilt boat
will meet Rainbow. the sloop he
sailed to victory over the British
challenger, T. o. M. Sopwith's En-
deavour, in 1884.
This year with the old Endeavour
and his new Endeavour II. Sopwith is
making the most ambitious bid to re-
cover the famous trophy of its &C.
year history.
As two Of the defense aspirants put
out to the ocean course today, Sop
with's new oil-burning private yacht,
the Philante, largest of its type ever
built in England. arrived. The chal-
lenger and Mrs. Sopwith will make it
their home until the international
sailing classic is decided.
, The summary:
:, 1l:40, Eastern standard time:
First Second Elapsed
Mile. Mile. Finish Time.
l2:30:49 1880 2:22:53 2:42:53
L2:30:39 1855 2:29:56 2:4o:65
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MAJ. HARRIS IN FINAL,

Maj. Field Harris has reached the
final round in the Spring tournament
at Army-Navy, where he awaits the
outcome Of the semi final match be-
tween Col. Sam Howard and Mai.
Dillon.
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Storms Over Chaeare.k.

oV0i"S OVef Cno43pe0ke.
YOU can sneak In between those
squalls which have been hitting the
0ooses all week you should md plenty
OF hardheads there. Last Thursday
night . party Of 10 from Washington
dshed with Capt. Parks Of Kenwood
Beach and bagged 40, weighing from
TX to 311 pounds per copy.
In the party were Tom Finley.
Evening star., 1937-06-20
SHAW HEADS LIST
IN SAILING SERIES
Finishes With Less Than
2-Point Lead in Class B
Handicap Racing.
( YITH the championship OF
\ ! the B handicap class at
" stake for the final race of

wv stake for the final race of
the Spring series OF the
Potomac River Sailing Association, q
fleet Of nine boats sailed over a short
course that had its start and finish
OF Corinthian Yacht Club docks yes
terday afternoon.
By virtue Of third place on cor
rected time and because the class
leader, Bill Preston OF Flighty, came
IN last In yesterdays race, Dick Shaw
was out on top on final check-up.
Only two points behind for number
2 skipper Of the class was Newcomer
George bankers, who managed a
second place over Shaw in the wind
up race.
Preston fell to third position. 81
points behind bankers, as a result of
his poor showing in the final event.
although he was leading the class at
the end Of the fifth race. DR.. R. w.
Barnhardt. in the scrappy cat Black
Cat, took first yesterday and fin.
tshed In fourth place for the season.
Summaries.
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TAKES GIRLS NET TITLE.

PHILADELPHIA, June 10 R.-
Madge ("Bunny') Harshaw Of Ursinus
College, won the middle States girls
tennis championship today. beating
Hope Knowles, University of Pennsyl-
vania, 3-6. "a, 60.
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Washington Canoe Club Sending Squad After Northern Lauels
COLLEGE COACH IRKED
Barry, q. 3. c., Would Stop Ma
jorS Signing Undsrgrada

LOS ANGELES, June - R.-De-
parture Of John Berardino, sophomore
outdelder Of the Unitersity Of South
ern California base ball team, to Join
the st. Louis Browns drew . sharp
protest today from Coach Sam Barry.
Barry said he would complain to
Base Ball Commissioner Kenesaw M.
Lands against the practice Of signing
college stars before they finished
school.
In his first year on the varsity
Berardino hit .424 and was an out
standing fielder.
Evening star., 1937-06-20
BY the Associated Press.

n YEWPORT, r. T.. June 10
nj Harold 8. Vanderbilt's Ranger
" only undefeated class J sloop
in the world, today continued
her triumphal course toward nomina-
ton As the defender Of the America s
Cup by leading Gerald B. Lambert's :
Yankee home seven minutes and three
seconds.
|, The race Was sailed over q triangu-
lar course Of 27.7 miles. the first
10-mile leg of which, q broad reach,
furnished the only serious competition.
Yankee led Ranger to the first
mark by precarious 10-second mar
gin, but there advantage was thrown
away, for Yankee sagged of so sharply
that Ranger promptly gained the
weather berth for the ensuing 92-
mile beat to windward.
Second Lap Decides.
WINDWARD work repeatedly has
proved Yankees poorest point
Of sailing and the race was slowed
in Rangers locker when she turned
the second mark, buoy of Sakonet,
minutes and As seconds ahead of
the veteran Of the 1880 and 1884 cup
campaigns.
Ranger added more than a minute
to her lead on the f1lal 8.5-mile leg,
another broad reach, but the wind
was tightening and that largely ac-
counted for the time increase in her
margin of victory.
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Cornell Seen As Factor.

CORNELL has shown continued
improvement. We have come
along very we'll" says Coach Harrison
Sanford, who Is making his regatta
debut as q coach. I'VE will have a
lot to say about which crew wins"
Syracuse, Navy and Columbia went
Tor long paddles In the afternoon.
The Orange freshmen and the NAVY
plebes had time rows. But neither
Ned Ten Eyck or Buck Walsh would
announce the times.
The Navy has not had a real time
trial. Buck Walsh would like to but
ne feels his boys are not ready for it,
II the Middies do not row against
the watch tomorrow they probably
VIII dispense with it and husband
their strength for the regatta races.
Poughkeepsie, preparing to cele-
orate the centenary OF rowing on the
Hudson. IS mildly excited about the
races. Almost every one in town con-
cedes the main race to Washington
defending champions. A small but
oy no means silent minority contends
tnat the Huskies will have their hands
1ull and are by no means the pro-
hioitive favorite that local book
makers have made them. The loyal
opposition thinks Navy, California and
Columbia can all win.
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WOMEN PLAYING MATCHES,

Women's second teams will play
their 1nal matches at Manor tomorrow
instead Of Tuesday. 0 originally
scheduled.
Evening star., 1937-06-20
Watch for Wood Tick.

WHEN bass fishing, especially In
country where you are going to
run into brush, beware of the wood
tick, carrier Of Rocky Mountain spot
ted fever. This is one of the most
dangerous of tick-borne diseases, and
has a high rate Of mortality.
Give yourself going over at least
twice day when in the country and
you probably will be safe. rs it takes
about half day for them to bore into
the blood stream.
Evening star., 1937-06-20

winner Of which was the boat that
came closest to covering distance in
tine estimated by Its owner. without
aid Of hidden watches, chronometers
or radio time signals George Wait
at the wheel OF his cabin cruiser Fiesta
won with time difference Of 3 min.
utes and 10 seconds.
A near-recod feet Of IS boats was
out for the two-day affair Of tho
Washington division Of the United
States Power Squadron.
c. Erie Kline, jr., launched his 2o-
footer Shady Lady at GalesHlle this
week, and according to Paul TomAlin.
who saw her lines before she went
of the ways, she should be q streak
on a reach.
Leaving Flood Gate boat house last
week Dr.. r. w. Bonnet was on his
way around to Annapolis for tho
Summer IN the 32-foot Chris Craft
cruiser Arabee.
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THE feature OF the power squadron's
rendezvous last Sunday at Gunston
Cove was q 2-mile cruiser race, the
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Bears Show Strength.

THE freshmen picked up the varsity
at the 2-mile mark and pulled
away easily. but the hrst boat showed
great promise when it sent the beat
up SO in the final mile after the
frosh had retired.
The freshman eight's trial is the
best rowed on the river for first-year
eight, this June. while the varsity trial
eclipses everything but the 1e fiat
turned in by Washington early in
the week.
California's promise and the heart
ening optimism displayed by Cornells
coaches were the high spots Of a dull
and dreary day along the river.
Neither developments could shake the
faith OF observers in the Washington
varsity. which with Shenck at the
tiller. appears to be stronger than
ever.
WLsconsin's doughty eight may vet
cause splash in the main race Tues
day. The boat came down the river
today in an unof1icial time trial, and
was clocked in 20:07. much faster
than 1t was believed capable Of doing.
The Badger eight has fine condition.
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TITLE FOR AMHERST.

AMHERST, Mass, June 10 (R.-
Amherst won the college little three
championship today in defeating Wes-
leyan, 3 to 3.
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Course. 27.7-mile triangle; star
Yacht. Skipper-Owners.
Ranger Harold s. Vanderbilt
Yankee Gerald B. Lambert
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Frank Brown, Ralph Davis. sr; Ralph
Davis, jr; Joseph Lewis. Shorty Gar
rett, Dan Daniels. David Burrows,
William Mcdonald and Earl King.
Bass fishermen attention.
new contest for black bass fish,
Ing offers trophies for the
largest caught In each State.
Generally, Maryland and Virginia
anglers have to compete with rod
w1elders from all over the country,
and they end up down near the bottom
Of the list II they get on it at all.
Sponsor Of this contest Is the West
ern Auto Supply Co., and entrance
blanks may be obtained at all branch
stores. Of which there are four In
washington Consult phone book
Bass to be entered in the contest must
be witnessed at one OF these stores.
Evening star., 1937-06-20
New Sailing Champions.

River Sailing Association has
closed and new champions have sailed
10 the fore in the 20-footers, class
A and class B handicaps.
Ralph Youngs, from Old Dominion
Boat Club. in his seawitch class
Myray won out over Judge Prentice
Sor1ngton In Lady Avon by about
"a points, with an enviable record
OF three nrsts and three seconds,
Myray. q new boat last season, came
close to taking the Fall events OF the
past year, but was second to LADY
Avon, winner Of the 20-footers. at
tnat time. By virtue OF two flrsts
and second, Judge nosed out H. C.
Bush In his seawitch Cricket II.
Sea Scouts from Corinthian Yacht
Club stand as champions of the A
handicap boats in their Bobcat. while
the sister catboat Wildcat finished
only one point from third-place
trophy. skippered by Daniel Raben-
norst and assisted by John Tryon,
Richard Winfield and Ted Vidal, Bob
cat won over the sloop Sandpiper
OF Ted De Boer, leader last Spring.
with two hrsts and second to Sand
piper's one first and two seconds.
"A RTHUR CARR, a newcomer who
launched his Sea Gull this Spring
from the Capital Yacht Club, did well
by squeezing out the Wildcat for third.
In the comet class Werner Smythe
IN Sassy Too and Clyde Cruit in So
Big repeated for the third year by
placing first and second, respectively.
Five f1rsts gave Werner the title on
platter and six consecutive seconds
Tor Clyde left no doubt as to who
was No. 2 comet skipper in these
waters Both new craft this year.
Sassy Too and So-Big are obviously
out for national honors and it
wouldn't surprise local yachtsmen If
g.. they came home this Fall with cham
pionships
Although final tabulations are not
available on the class B boats which
sailed OF their sixth race yesterday as
. result of 4 misunderstanding last
Sunday between the shippers and the
Race Committee, We f1nd two new
comers crowding on experienced Bill
Preston in his dinghy Flighty, which
now leads the class. They are Dick
Shaw In his very fast Katisha and
George bankers Of Sink Quick, tn
second and third positions, respec-
lively.
Evening star., 1937-06-20
PADDLERS ENTER
A.C. A. RECATTAS
Titles at Pitman, Brooklyn
Sought-New Champions
in Sailing Series.
BY MALCOLM LAMBoRNE, Jr.

"a OA1AASOAAA AfAN1OOnINE, Jr.
w WASHINGTON CANOE CLUB
\A/ swings into the first real
wv action of its season this
week when q strong team
Of 10 paddlers heads northward in
time to enter the first annual regatta
on Lake Acyon at Pitman, N. j., next
Saturday and from there that night
10 New York where it will get in q
full day OF racing next Sunday a,
Prospect Park in Brooklyn.
The Jersey regatta, which is unde,
the auspices of the Middle State divi-
SION OF the American Canoe Associa-
tion. should be something Of a warm
up affair In preparation for Sundays
extensive program Of padding. About
nve clubs in this district are expected
out Tor the Pitman show with mint
events In junior and senior classes.
iwlce that number Of races will be
held Sunday in Prospect Park. The
Atlantic division of the American
Canoe Association is sponsoring this
regatta. which includes competition
IN one-man single blade, tandem
single blade, quadruple single blade
one-man double blades, tandem and
quadruple doubles and canoe fitting.
Martin Heads w. C. C. SQUAD.
WASHINGTON'S team, led by Com
modore Bill Martin, comprises
veterans Jed Torance. Dusty Rhodes
Dick Ackad. Ebby Trilling, John Long
Harry Knight and newcomers Bill
Havens, jr.: Carl Vartia and Edmond
Gray. From the double blades quad
Rhodes, Knight, Long and Trilline
and the single blade quad, with
knight, Trilling, Ackad and Long
teamed, much Is expected. Young
but husky. Bill Havens will be out to
repeat In the canoe tits,
Teamed with Rhodes, Bill placed
nrst and second in fitting events OF
} the Middle Atlantic championships
on the Hudson last month.
On August %, incidentally, some
thing like 100 swimmers from
throughout the country and Canada
are expected to gather here for the
smile Presidents Cup swim, under
the auspices OF Washington Canoe
Club. A District A. A. U. affair. the
swim will be over triangular course
from the club float to the Three Sis
ters to Key Bridge and return to the
club
Inc Star Is going to donate trophy
70 ne kept in permanent possession
OF the team that scores the highest
number Of points.
Evening star., 1937-06-20
TWO BIG THREATS
SEENFOR HUSK|ES
California Crew Speedy in
Trial, Cornell Displays
Great Optimism. .
BY the Associated Press.

~ OUGHKEEPSIE, N. Y, June
- 19.-University of Washington
made Its flnal move In prepa-
L ration for the defense Of its
intercollegiate rowing title today. when
Coach AL Ulbrickson shifted Coxswain
Earl Shenck from the junior varsity
to the varsity eight.
Shenck dsplaces John Rosenkranz,
who will take his place In the jayvee
shell in the annual regatta Tuesday
The introduction Of Shenck to the
first boat gives the Huskies veterans
at every position, for the new COX
was director Of the fine four-oared
shell that narrowly missed going to
the Olympics last Summer.
Rosenkranz has been varsity COX
since early In the season. He re-
placed Bob Moch. coxswain . year
ago, who graduated.
While Ulbrickson was bolstering his
hrst boat, the Huskies' rivals on two
coasts, California's varsity and fresh
man eights. were turning in impressive
time trials. The varsity came down
over the course In 1919 and the frosh
turned In = spanking 9:l2 clip for
the miles.
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A REAL BUY.

1895 Owens Sedan-Cruiser. 20 IT,; in per-
feet condition. Owner having left cit{>
will sell for 81 900 cash. Apply SarlcS
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DOWNTOWN. 212I II st. NV, Apt. col
Large well-furn. double rm., twin beds;
southern exposure
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l71s I7th ST. NW.-Nicely furnished
rooms; single. 81 up; double. So up: walk
ing distance: good heat.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

DUPONT CIRCLE. 1902 Conn. ave.--Large,
nicely furn double or triple: also cheerful
single rm.: meals optional. Decatur 546S,
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3106 18th ST. NV. nr. Park rd-Two
| attractive furnished rooms in private home;
plenty. heat hot water; unlim. telephone.
| Columbia lg92-J.
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1917 SHEPHERD ST. NW-Sngle room
next bath: conveniently located to bus
ana car lines. Col. gO4I-W
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74O5 I4th ST. NV. Shepherd Park
phone: man and wife. il employed; or ,
mo Georgia 4SSS
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CENTRALLY LOCATED. 1904 @. NV,
Apt. clean. comfortable. well-furn.
single and double rooms; quiet home; reas.
18th AND COL. RD.. 194S Calvert st.
n.w.-NiceIy furn. single room. very conv.;
double bed: Nnlim. phone.
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4503 4th ST N.W-Attractively fur
nished single room. near bath; gentleman
preferred: reasonable. Adams 9241
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i.w.-Nicely furnished room;

32Il NEWARK ST.. Cleveland Park
Attrac corner front rm.. ind f.. > large
windows, next bath; use telephone; 3 adults
in family CleV 036U
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NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Large. attrac-
| tive single bed-livins rooms; references ex-
\ changed Potomac O4op
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423 DECATUR ST. NW-Large, newly
furnished room, next bath. includins
screened porch; small family: no other
roomers: al conveniences: SIS
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223g QUE ST. NV, near Dupont Circle
Large room; new maple furn.: semi-privatc
bath. shower; gent: comfort. Pot. $3.50.
1IOI 18th ST N.W.-Large, sunny room
with private bath, suitable for two or more.
Also single and double rooms.
snS RIh 81 N W-NicelY furnished Light
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CLEVELAND PARK. 1 block west Conn
ave; cheerful 2nd-fioor 'front.' next bath.
breakfaSts optional CleVeland I911
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

14I0 PARYWooD PL. N.W.-Brisht out
side room. adj bath; c.h.w.. unlimited
phone: l4th 81. car line: home privilsges'
= adults $3.50 per wiz.
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WOODBRIDGE. 26I4 Newton st. n.e.-Near
car. bus; light kitchen privileges: single,
Sl6: double $50 Decatur 11oa-W
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DUPONT CIRCLE. 1857 ST. nw-Double
front room. southern exposure: twin beds:
near bath; plenty of heat and hot water
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COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL
Frederick. Maryland.

WOOD. seasoned oak, SO 50 cord, S. half
cord. stored. Prompt delivery. Donald
Hobbs. Phone Ashton 12S-F-11.
DRY OAK AND PINE. MIXED, $1,000 per
cord; oak. S11: any length, cut to order
and delivered. Berwyn So.
WOOD-Well-seasone oak and hickory.
$3.50 cord: cut any length: delivered and
1Ss-F-11. NJ G Brown. Brinklow, Nd
WoOD-Seasoned oak S95 cord: SIS "a
cord Prompt. delivery. Donald Hobbs.
Ashton 12s-F-11.
OAK, or mixed for stove or heater spe-
cial fireplace wood. kindling wood. Phone
Rollins, Atlantic 7729.
Pennsylvania HARD COAL from mines
ton: to ?'1i correct rect weight Is Adams o35s
GENUINE PA. white ash anthracite. chest
I, nut stove. egg, S1l: pea, 50; buckwheat,
Ss. Genuine Lykens Valley red ash. SOC
more; delivered in your bin; "a Gay deilv.
references furn. Adams 57o2 any time.
! PA. HARD COAL, not bootleg; egg. stove,
chestnut, SI1; Pocahontas stove, $40.
Lincoln 2544: nights, Adams 3ls0.
! FIREPLACE WOOD: seasoned oak. $3.50
, per cord: S5 half cord. delivered. Lin
Arlington Coal & Lumber Co.
. aa4o Lbs. to Ton. Bagged and Stored Free
{ Pocahontas Stove ------------- SIo.eo
Pocahontas Egg Iu.5U
Virginia Hard Pea -------------SS SS.50
! Virginia Hard Nut --------------Slu Slu.uo
! Virginia Hard Special Furnace S9.25
penn. Nut or Stove - ---------Sl S.5u
Blue Banner Egg --------S $3.50
Oak Wood, seasoned. cord
- g. JACKSON 1880.
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$40 ONTAEIo PL.-Lieht housekeepinF.
second noor; cheerful; near cars and buses:
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1896 IRVING N.W.-Large. second floor.
next to bath; south. exposure. c.h.w.: pri-
yate family. gentleman
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33S EMERSON ST. NW.-Newly furnishes
master bed room. private bath. with uv-
ing room: employed couple preferred
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! $40 NEWTON ST. N.W.-Can accommo-
date /. > or in large. attractive bed
rm. or studio rm.: new furn;; unlim. phone:
plenty heat. hot water: ell conyenienceS;
/ hIocl- 1Efh et huc ca~r (snl -uIo
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1871 KILBOURNE PL. N.W-Warm. COM
Portable 2nd-story room private bath:
private family 60 adults; gentleman only;
ref eX Col 6544-J