davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1937-05-05
Smokers test shows that White Owls
are at least 25% easier on your breatl

HERE'S cigar made for real smoking
il Il enjoyment. And afterward-no stale
tobacco breath following you for hours.
New scientific discoveries have shown
that White Owls Vintage tobacco is ex-
ceptionally low in the substances that cause
unpleasant tobacco breath. Tests with a
delicate osmoscope prove that this tobacco
leaves less odor.
White Owl is better cigar because it
always has a Vintage-tobacco filler. Nature
mot factory processing-madet this tobacco
Evening star., 1937-05-05
Robertson
Continued From First Page.)

the year, Reaping Reward still stacks
up as a mighty hard horse to beat.
Jockey Alfred Robertson said the race
was just what the son of Sickle needed
to make him run Saturday He ap-
peared a trifle short after taking the
lead at the head OF the stretch and
then falling to hold of Dellor's bid in
tho final sixteenth.
Evening star., 1937-05-05
Veterans Bureau on Top.


WEE BEES, Alice Lauer's Veterans
Bureau entry, was the second
Washington Ladies team to move
ahead, taking the class C lead with
1,445 as Alice herself led the charge
with 122-32l.
Arcadia's two crack rollers, Ruth
Rothgeb and Evelyn Ream, shot to
the front in class A doubles with 632,
with Northeast Temple representa-
tlves, Virginia Calvagno and Kay
Burns, taking third place in class B,
one stick back Of Margaret Brunette
and Ellen Veihmeyer OF the Inde-
pendent league.
Shoots High Game.
WITH Thelma Robinson pouncing
on the naples for top game Of
the tournament. 143, and collecting
348 for her set, she and her doubles
partner, Mildred Gingell of Bethesda,
took third in class C with $40.
Maude Fuschine and La Vonne Tay-
lor coupled 572 score for second in
class D doubles, while the combined
rolling Of Ruby Gregg and C. Zanoff
gave them third place, two pins back.
Helen ODeas 323 gave her first in
class B singles, with Margaret Milt-
ners BIT worth third place and Mil
dred Miskelly's 3l5 taking fourth.
Evening star., 1937-05-05
'inks and Potter Repeat Snashers of W. A. Records
HANG UP DOUBLES
MARKS IN CLASS T
Set D Standard Last Year,
Get Top Set and Game
in Current Event.

w %;?: S:;;a: S::: IS: :::s #: 4:
time doubles record for
washington City Duckpin Association
tournament rolling, two teammates
OF the Post Office Inspectors Club, J.
A. Benda and J. T. Wannan, shared
the limelight as the result of a record
smashing doubles score.
Simpkins and Potter, who last year
crashed through to an all-time mark
IN class D doubles with 746 at Arcadia.
came back last night at Lucky Strike
to establish record for class E
doubles with TAI. which cracked the
former mark Of 7l2 rolled by B. Mel
baum and J. Callahan in 1886.
A few alleys away the two-man
team Of Benda and Wannan were
riding to first place in class F with
an all-time record count of 724, which
beat the old record made by c. Booker
and J. A. Drew at Arcadia last year
by SO pins.
Evening star., 1937-05-05

IA CLUBS TOO MANY.
Says Gene Sarazen, golf pro: VERY
few golfers really master as many as
IA clubs"
Evening star., 1937-05-05
COLUMB|ANS LEAD
WOMAN B0WLERS
MabeIIe Herring, Young Star,
Tops Venerable Team in
Tourney SpIurge.

TWO teams of the Capitals Oldest
womens bowling league, the
Washington Ladies', organized
a just after the war at. the old
post ONCE alleys, today were riding in
front Of the Washington Women's
Duckpin Association tournament by
virtue Of some healthy pin mauling
at Lucky Strike last night.
The Columbians, an original team
IN the loop which for years was cap
tanned by May O'Brien, had COM
paratively young star. Mabeue Herring,
come through with the biggest wallop
to uphold its prestige, as it took first
place in class B with 1874. Miss
Herring turned in 1863, the second high
est set Of the Spring classic, pune
tuating her rolling with 140 game.
Evening star., 1937-05-05
How They Rolled
In Girls Tourney

DOUBLES.
CLASS A.
Ro.hseb Both 1879 1ds % aas
e32-21s 2l2 2o2
GLASS B.
Rrune,l. Sm 19a s 1877 1877 ,3 ,93 Burn. 1ol @ 1913 IL
e2o-aie 2os 1913 s1a-Ie4 2o4 22I
Pm e H,,,r ,ed e6 g ,ss g eu.s:,n p 90 33ss
57e-le4 1se 1888 5e3-19s 194l71
CLASS c.
a5nsn ei1fs1 ,ee7 g p 4osn 1Gyes g g q
s2o-24o IT'S 2o2 523-l55 ia 1914
as.r 1Sa % a9 ss hEre soa9s g 1ss g ~ q
5ss-1aa 20o17s 672-1a2 1o1 1s9
willett 1O5 ss 70
Best - s9 80 a.
534-194 177173
CLASS D.
Citing. H ioo ioo s. s. & E.Son Gss i ss
563-ls2 2O3 17s b7O-la2 1s3 lab
WsF Wood, s. e F.shn. r.sloT g. g Sc
b17-1s5 1e5 1877 B7a-1sa 1872 1e1
aefss:n & o,s, s. g 's2 81 3 3
Evening star., 1937-12-16
81 & $3.50 Kapok Pi||o>
. Square Styles
. Oblons Shapes
. Reversible Types


. Oblons Shapes
. Reversible Types
. Lovely Decorator Shades
. Taffeta-Back Effects
Gfft-type rayon and cot
ton damasks in lovely
colorings and patterns.
Handsomely trimmed in
cord, boucle fringe and
brush edging. Any home
would look (and feeD en-
hanced with one or two
tucked in divan or chair.
LansbSrgh's-PtlIops-Fourth Floor
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-10-07
Sly News

Several people attended the"De-
coration" here last Sunday.
Mr.. Sill Sapp and daughter, Faye
and Miss Smith from Tennessee, vi
sited in this section over the week
Mr.. Liland Canter, of Tennessee
end.
visited relatives here Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon Farmer
and Mrs. C. L. Osborne were din
ner guests at J. S. Sapp's Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Rotten and
children spent Saturday night at E.
w. Sapp's.
Mr.. E. w. Sapp spent Wednesday
night at Tree Top.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Arnold and
children, of Misenhiemer, visited
relatives in this section Saturday
night. They were accompanied by
Rev. F. P. Cook.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-10-07
GAME PROTECTORS TO
PREVENT QUAIL SHOOTING

Game protectors in every county
in the state have been instructed to
stay on the alert throughout the dove
shooting season, which opened Sept
ember Is, to see that dove hunters
do not shoot some quail while hunt
ing for doves, according to Com
missioner John D. Chalk of the
game and inland fisheries division
of the Department of Conservation
and Development.
Most of the spo.tsmen of the
state are cooperating with the divi-
sion 100 per cent and are careful
to confine their shooting to the birds
that are in season, Commissioner
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-10-07
Fast-Growing Pigs
Are Best Breeders

The best swine breeding stock
usually comes from the heaviest
pigs; so a good way to select breed
ing stock is to weigh the filters at
weaving time.
If all sows and itters have had
the same care and feeding, the lit
tiers which are heaviest at weaving
time will be those from the best
sows. The boar and sow pigs Sc
lected for breeding purposes should
be taken from these heaviest lit
tiers.
Boar pigs to be raised for pork
should be treated when four to five
weeks old. At this age the treat
ment does not shock the pig as much
as it will later, and the young pigs
recover more rapidly.
It is also pointed out that SANTA
ton and balanced rations are two
of the most important factors in hog
production. eff you have not tried
narrowing and raising pigs on clean
land, give it trial"
w. A. Davis, Johnston County
farmer, tried this plan last April
with one sow on clean land and
three sows in the old hog lot. BY
July the "clean land pigs" were
twice as large as those in the old
lot, he said
Besides, worms and disease killed
Is per cent of the pigs growing up
the old lot. None of the pigs on
clean land were lost. County farm
agents will be glad to give farmers
suggestions regarding good feeding
practices.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-10-07
Seen And Heard
IN THE
.JeffersOns

Every day a lot of good, bad,
amusing, and unusual things are
seen and heard in the Jeffersons.
Many of them are worthy news
stories, others. are good subject
1tatter for edito al comment or
for human interest writing, but
some of them are not. in the Ian
guage of the -renown New York
Times, "fit to print. Which re-
minds us of statement Miss Pattie
Boyd, former society editor of The
Knoxville, Tenn, Journal who re-
Gently resigned after having ser
we'd in this capacity for over fifty
years. Miss Pattie said, my main
contribution to this paper is not
always what I put in it, but what
1 sometimes keep out of it," At
any rate, this "Seen and Heard"
Column in The Skyland Post will
not be too personal or too often
sive.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-10-07
Timely Questions
y.
And Answers

QUESTION: How often should
male birds be changed in the poultry
flock?
ANSWER: This, of course depends
upon whether there is danger of
direct inbreeding. Where this hap
pens the male birds should be
changed every year. Direct in
breeding lowers the vitality of the
flock and makes the pullets sus-
ceptible to disease. However, a
good male may be used two or
three years if there is no inbred
ing, but it is always best to intro
duce new blood lines in the flock
every two or three years under any
conditions.
QUESTION: Should fertilizer be
applied to lawn after planting?
ANSWER: If the lawn has just
been seeded there is no need for
any fertilizer application as this
is always mixed in the soil before
the seed are sown. For a year or
two year old lawn an application of
300 to 400 pounds of a 41O44 mix
ture should be made either during
the winter or early spring. The
fertilizer should be applied when
the leaves are free from rain or dew
and, if possible, just after shower.
These annual applications are not
usually required after the lawn is
three years old.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-10-07

AS it was London time in the
Jeffersons" the first part of this
week, we really didn't see a whole
lot; in fact we didn't see the top of
the mountains for several days.
Morton Salts famous slogan Of
when it rains it pours'', isn't very
applicable in the skyland. When
it rains here it usually dripples OF
merely mists, Chats a good word
very apt, even if it isn't used cor
rectly.)
And now, how about seeing you
at the post office next week mail
ing letter via Uncle Sans Air
Mail route? Even though we don't
have landing field here, let's show
the postmasters of North Carolina
that we can use "Air MALI too.
Next to telephoning or telegraph
ing, it's got all other forms of COM
munication beat for speed.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-10-07
Arouse Interest To
Sell Home Products

Interest in the marketing of home
products as source of cash income
for rural women is being stimulat-
ed over the State this year by at
tractive exhibits Of roadsides mar
kets, handicrafts, and herbs.
Attention was conferred on road
side markets last spring when the
Wake County home demonstration
club women won the sweepstakes
prize at the Raleigh Garden Club
flower show with their roadside
market booth.
Similar exhibits, all prize winners,
were displayed during the summer
flower shows and festivals at Mid
dleburg, Graham, Wallace, and Will
mington.
The exhibits at Wallace received
favorable comment from Mrs.
Franklin D. Roosevelt when she
visited there and was mentioned in
her newspaper column little later.
The most recent exhibit of road
side marketing arranged by the
Long Branch home demonstration
club at the Robson County fair,
won first prize of $25.
Much attention was also attract
ed by an fashioned herb garden
and shanty arranged by the Lum-
Der Bridge club, Robson County.
Forty eight specimens of locally
grown herbs were on display.
A tea table prepared for brewing
herb teas displayed cookies, jellies,
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-10-07
TO ISSUE BOOKLET
ON THIS SECTION

With the view of advertising this
section of North Carolina and Vir-
ginia, j. F. Mast, of Damascus, Va,
together with the assistance of a
committee there, is now preparing
an attractive booklet, which will
be called 'The Appalachian Play
Ground"
Last week Mr.. Mast and his as
sistant were here explaining the
plan and endeavoring to sell ad-
vertising space to local cafes, hotels,
and kindred firms.
He is planning to carry a nice
illustrated section on the Jeffersons
and Ashe county and this should
be fine thing.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-10-07

The carnival has come and gone
and we hope the local post of the
American Legion got right much of
the Ashe county money that was
spent during the weeks sojourn
here. Ordinarily we aren't so
keen on carnival as we were dur
ing the days Of childhood, but
everybody seemed to have a good
time at the show here last a week.
had too much of a good time, but
Of course there were some who
that wasn't Mr.. Bullock's fault.
They brought their "good time"
along with them. And for Mr..
Bullock, we will say that he has
one of the cleanest carnivals we've
seen in a long while.
Exclusive of the rides, Bingo
semed to be the chief attraction
and to Mr. and Mrs. P. C. Wright
goes the prize Tor being champion
bingo players. They got more than
their moneys worth" in merchan-
disc as we'll as in fun!
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-10-07
FARM
NEWS

and candies favored with mint and
other culinary herbs. Medicinal
herbs and herbs used for fragrances
were also grown.
Jackson County sent an exhibit
of more than SO varieties of herbs
to State College last summer for
exhibit during Farm and Home
Week. Many of these rare specimens
were brought from foreign lands
by early settlers.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-10-07

Chalk said. But there are some
hunters who seem unable to resist
the temptation to blast away at
quail when they scare up a covey
while hunting doves. Accordingly,
the game protectors have been in
structed to check the bags of dove
hunters very carefully.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-10-07

The other day we heard and we
are mighty glad that we weren't
close enought to see or smell" it,
that Rev. R. H. Stone ran over and
killed polecat On highway near
West Jefferson. MIR. Stone said
that he tried to miss the carnivo-
rous animal, hSt failed to do so and
in spite of the fact that he was
driving at a speed of around 40
miles per hour, he said the odor
was terrible.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-10-07
MOON DREAMS
By Mildred Jones

I sat under the moon and dreamed
a WHILE.
I listened to the night birds Groom,
And felt the soft dew drops fall.
I lived in land of make believe,
And stored up sweet fancies -
The common place days to relieve
And to soften the realities of living.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1937-10-07

We knew that these mountains in
Ashe county contain a large varie
ty of valuable mineral deposits, but
we didn't know there were any
hidden pearls in West Jefferson un-
til the other night when John F.
Reeves returned to The Post office
with one of those white, iridescent
gems and explained that he had
crashed down on it while eating a
bowl of oyster stew. II like pearls
all right, but I don't like them in
my oysters" John declared. 81
nearly broke a tooth on this thing!''
Evening star., 1937-06-22

S5O-5I6l CONDUIT RD.-COMPLETE-
ly furnished, cool 6-room house; radio,
nfano screened porches, etc .,2'
Evening star., 1937-06-22

PEPOssEssED HOUSES SAVE 50. 600 TO
81 900 Federal Housing monthly pay
ment plan less than rent Brokers atten-
tion. FULTON r. GORDON. 1927 Eye st.
NV District $3.50.
CLEVELAND PARK-EIGHT-R ROOM DE-
tached house newly decorated. garage on
premises; rent S125. Inspection by ap-
pointment. Call OWNER. West 1874. be-
tween 4 and s.
Evening star., 1937-06-22

Silver Spring-NeW Bldg.
903 MAPLE LANE
Two bed rooms living room kitchen tile
bath. shower; Venetian blinds; ventilatng
fan; 3-way ventlla ton, etc. thoroughly
modern; S55 and $50 Shepherd 4S5l
Free rentA, until lst
Evening star., 1937-06-22
. NEW CAPE COD WITH FIVE SPLENDID

rooms and tiled bath on The first floor.
and the second floor insulated and finished
as one immense room with knotty pine
paneled walls. BuIlt-in garage, large
screened porch, slate roof; excellent loCa-
ton. Priced al $3.50, 1t Is really a buy.
Phone Shepherd 4455 until pm. WAPLE
& JAMES INC
Evening star., 1937-06-22
SUBURBAN ROOMS.

COLONIAL HEIGHTS, VA. mear Rossyn
car line and bus)-,Have room for 2 in
private home: good board, laundry and
all the comforts of home: no children:
reasonable. Call Walnut S626. .!:}'
FOR SUMMER-In cool nearby Mary
land-Comfortable rooms and excellent
meals: opportunity for or young women
to enjoy all privileges of own home would
consider employed mother and child; large
living room. porch, shady private lawn;
frequent bus service; reasonable rates.
Shepherd $3.50
Evening star., 1937-06-22
1448 PARK ROAD NV.
APARTMENTS FUR, OR UNFUR.
SEE THESE APIS,

Large modern corner apt building .
rooms. kitchen and bath. like new; built
in furniture that has never been installed
before Real values. choice location At
Rock Creek Park between Taft and new
Calvert Street Bridges. 24lU goth ST.
n ". Resident manager
Evening star., 1937-06-22
APARTMENTS UNFURNiSHED.

1864 OWEN PL. NE-3 RMS, KIT,
adults; S42 so. . rms. kit. bath. S35.
5000 9th ST. N.W.-TWO ROOMS. KITCH-
en-. bath; modern 2-story corner building
Rents ranging from S45 TO So. See
ianitor 55"4 Sth St W.-Two-storv
corner building. all outside rooms :,
rooms kitchen. bath. $40 TO $50 See resi-
dent manager. FDW. L. STROHECKER,
Evening star., 1937-06-22
ROOMS FURNISHED.

1884 COLUMBIA RD. $3.50 wk,: single
rms. double. So: clean. outside: baths:
ch.w.; 2 car lines gentlemen. Adams 1O213.
THE VIVIAN, 1928 G st. n.w.-Just
opened: 100 large. airy. IDEAL guest rooms,
near shower baths: plenty hot water
choice of all new, modern or maple furnll-
ture, with double or twin beds inner-coil-
spring mattresses Venetian blinds; double
rooms 50. SO. S11 weekly.
Evening star., 1937-06-22
ROOMS WANTED.

GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES. 2 ladies. want
three unfurn. rooms and private bath in
NV. in nice home. no cooking. Phone
Cleveland 39i1.
CLEAN SINGLE ROOM for considerate
appreciates quiet. peaceful surroundings;
about So 90 month. Address Box 1907,
Star office
Evening star., 1937-06-22

'NNIsFJV--H BNHs
gain Located in excellent n " section.
at one of highest points i'll Washington:
built and sold for SIC 500. Detached
Colonial frame in fine condition. SIX big
rooms. Ia baths. automatic heat built
Eet: vacant. boss g. PHELPS NATIoNAL
5000. CALL WISCONSIN 632O-W AFTER
Evening star., 1937-06-22

zoos N ST NV. APT No IL
Four rooms, hall and bath; all outside
rooms facing two streets; $4,000. See
Janltor or phone Dist. 121l
o. b HOPKINS
LOG VERMONT AVE
Evening star., 1937-06-22
HOUSES FURNISHED.
fCoptiprie6


TO SEPT. livery COOL. WELL-FUR-
nlshed S-room house, bed rooms, Sleep
ing porch, servants quarters, double ga
rage. shady yard. 32U1 Cleveland ave.
Cleveland 3403
l439 WHITTIER NV. OFF 10Th. NEAR
waiter Reed-S rms. 8 baths. new-houSe
condition insuiated oil heat. Col 1868.
SILVER SPRING MD-WILL OFFER OUR
nome TO responsible couple for July and
August, S65 month. rooms, bath. ga
rage, large. cool shady yard. 52S Rich
mond ave. Shep. 345S-W
CHEVY CHASE d C.-DURING JULY,
August. large rooms. porches shaded
yard. sarage, elec. refrigerstor S75 incl.
gas. elec.. and phone. G2l0 33rd st. NV.
Cleveland 9241.
4421 IOWA AVE. NV.
This beautiful SiX-room house is to BE-
rented completely furnished and is in q
splendid neIghborhood IN close proximity
70 schools. churches and all conveniences.
The house itself is in best repair and Offers
more than merely living quarters
AFTER 6 IN. CALL Mr.. LYNCH.
RANDOLPH 1914
r. A. HUMPHREYS,
SOS N. Cap. Realtor. Natl. 6733.
Evening star., 1937-06-22

1892 NEWARK ST NV. CLEVELAND
Park)-Attractive house; superb lot; trees.
SHRUBS, fowersi garage; ami. Phone
Cleveland O014.
Evening star., 1937-06-22

1928 EYE ST. N.W.-Excellent location:
daily linen and maid service: . large adj.
rms. with twin beds and double bed: L
large, attractive front I'm. with beds.
Evening star., 1937-06-22
l. BRICK BUNGALOW

WoODRIDGE-oFFER WANTED ON DE-
tached S-room. bath: lovely yard; 2-car
garage; new oil burner; excellent condi-
ton CIeOrgia 413S
Evening star., 1937-06-22
COOPERATIVE APTs. FOR SALE.

OWN YOUR HOME-SAVE ON RENT.
:; rooms kit, bath; private park. Equit'
much reduced. $40 month, all charges
Address Box 463-Z. Star otflCe. "a
Evening star., 1937-06-22
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT,

SMALL SUBURBAN BUNGALOW BY coU-
pie: option of buying; reasonable rent: no
children. Address Box 46@-z Star Office
WE CAN RENT YOUR
VACANT PROPERTY CALL
MOSS REALTY co.
TOWER BLDG MET I77a
Evening star., 1937-06-22
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

DETACHED HOME. PVT. APT, > OR 4
large rms, 3 exp, pvt. bath adj: elec
| refg, gar. 5506 l4th st. NV. Geo. 5919.
5il4 sth ST; N W;-NEW, ATTRACTIVE.
md floor private bath. hot water Frigi-
daire. 3 exposures, insulated. cool.
CONN. AVE. APT.-SUBLET JULY. AU-
gust; exceptionally large. bright rooms
uniquely furn; Kitchen. bath. Very rea-
Snnahle North l4GG
Evening star., 1937-06-22
ROOMS WITH BOARD

l4ol 10th ST. N.W.-2nd floor. front;
Bile. and single: some showers and running
water. water phones phones in all rooms; selective
Aa;I;RR--coiNDIT!oNED, All new. modern; 15
young people s32 80 to s45, Line. 1856.
1884 MASS. AVE, N,W.-single room for
young lady, also large triple room: clean
and cool: showers: all conveniences.
1912 KALoRAMA RD.---Attractive double
ATMOSPHERE: Southern % Cooking. ing. ''''' D0A''
1862 WYOMING AVE. N.W-Single and
den: reas. Decatur 21s3
1929 K ST NV. e-Marque-Nicely
furnished double room, private bath; also
single rooms excellent board "a
22O9 MASS. AvE-3 large cool rms.
all newly furnished. For or 8 guests
each.
1875 MASSACHUSETTS AVE N.W.-A dis
tinctive home for young people, in an
unsurpassed location; reasonable.
DON ELLEN-Convalescen and invalid
home. Graduate nurse. 5601 Purdue ave.
Baltimore. Phone Tuxedo 1920.
1411 KENNEDY ST NW-Beautiful fur
nished 2nd. floor l5,., room semi-privats bath
CH, CH.-Beautiful home: large rm.. twin
beds. $40; also young man share rm.. $50;
best meals. Wis. 4672
POLL WYO. AVE-Very cool rooms for
men: convenient location.
! s34 CONN. AVE,--sineles. doubles. twin
eea eoset s5 np pam maste2 prs ssh
1902 18th NW-Deliehtful vacancies;
rooms newly papered, with or without
board; home atmosphere: walking dA-
tance. 2o'
Evening star., 1937-06-22
BALANCE YOUR BUDGET,

COOL. MODERN PORCH APIS.
NEAR 10th AND PARK RD
R. S47; R. S55: R, S65
Modern bldg; large, bright rms fine ft-
tings, tile bath. sleep. porch Adams 96@s
Evening star., 1937-06-22

DODGE UTILITY CRUISER q # long
perfect condition Can be seen at Hoover
Airport basin. Call owner. North 0l4O,
JOHNSON famous Sea Horse CHIP. alter
mating almost new condition: cost >lS5;
sacrifice SS5 cash. Adams 06S7 23'
FOR YOUR PRIVATE moonlight fishing or
all-Gay excursion parties, charter the CA
sINO Under new maEagement. Just passed
rigid Govt inspection. For rates and reSer-
vatIons, call Fred. Columbia I@37-W. after
E pm.
Evening star., 1937-06-22
1912 FAMES PI, NE
SIS MONTH

4i@ Oneida pl n.w.-SeHi-det ached 8
rooms. baths a bed rooms. Gear built
IN garage. perfect condition near schools.
stores. transportation. Call BEITZELL
District 300
Evening star., 1937-06-22

JULY l-SEPT. CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
Large yard screened porches. baths
lavatory, maids room and bath. Emer-
G120