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REPUBLIC o. st. Near i'ss
SLIM" with Henry Fonda, Margaret
Lindsay and Pat o'Brien.
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August 20. 1887, MAURICE L. CRATER.
Remains Hesting at Lees funeral home,
Fourth Street and Massachusetts, Avenue
ssturdsy' August IS, at 10 a. m. w ~
Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
Interment in Arlington National Gene
terry
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AVENUE GRAND

Gas Pa. Ave. B. z. .
Today: EDWARD EVERETT HORTON in
WILD MONEY" Also Short.
Tomorrow: Doors Open II 80, SHOW Pm:
PRESTON FOSTER-JOAN FONTAINE
in You CAN'T BEAT LOVE" and
ROCHELLE HUDSON-BRIAN DONLEVY
in BORN RECKLESS" Double Talk, 4"
with Charlie Mccarthy and Edgar Bergen.
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BROADWAY 1878 7th NJ. p
Bob Steele in BRAND OF THE OUT
LAW" Secret Agent X-9" No. 3.
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DUNBAR. DR. HAIRY T.-On Tuesday,
August "a, 1887, at his residence, Ward
man Park Hotel. DR.. HARRY T. DUNBAR.
the beloved husband of May M. Dunbar
and father of Marg Lerite M. Dunbar.
Apartment 2OO-E, Wardman Park Hotel.
on Friday, August 81, 1887, at 2 p. m.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
Interment in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Services BY the W. W. Chambers Co
Evening star., 1937-08-15
The Home

9TH and Mass. Ave. NV.
bath. electric refrlger-
alton,
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Apis. Of 2 rooms, kitchen. dinette
path and porch; S4e.50 and S51.5O.
Janitor, GE. 2216.
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FULTON COURT
1881 18th st. NV.
Near Columbia Road,

Redecorated apartments OF and ;
rooms. foyer, kitchen. bath and
porches. S55 to $3.50. Resident
Manager, Adams 1910.
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1863 BELMONT STREET NV.
~ INDEPENDENCE AVE. S.\

Apt. Of 3 rooms. foyer, kitchen and
bath. S65.OO. Janitor, Adams 1888.
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THE GUTHRIDGE

ais st. NV.
Apt OF ! room kitchen and bath
S3s 30 and $40 so Switchboard and
elevator service. Resident manager,
West 1851.
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1854 OAK ST. NV

apis. OF and rooms Il bath. S45-
$50. Resident Manager. Adams ss35.
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The BriurcIiff

1862 Mintwood Pl. NV.
SIS O0-Attractlye front apart
ment. Z rooms. kitchen
and bath, -efrlgeration. Iarss porch.
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The Ritz

SGT So rooms. kitchen. din
cite and bath refrieer-
alton on house meter. See Resi-
dent Manager.
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$500 K STREET NV.

ApL. OF 2 rooms. Kitchen and bath,
$3.50. Manager, West 1867.
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THE LEGATION
$3.50 Connecticut Ave. NV,

Apis. Of ,. 3. and rooms foyer.
kitchen. bath and porch Elevator
and secretarial telephone service.
q406.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1937-08-26

to Road Ammdsen the great Arctic and Antarctic
the first to the South
lowing its recent unwilling at Tromsoe Norway
$780, raised by popular subscription Its sculptor
Paulson Lincoln Ellsworth pole
petition contributed 81 900 to the fund for its
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1937-08-26

DR.. Joachim Prinz, the most out
spoken defender of Jewish rights in
Germany, shown after his arrival
in New York city preparatory to
lecture tour of the United States.
DIR. Prinz has been arrested sew
eral times for his frank statements
on the position Of Jews in Nazi Ger
many.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1937-08-26
Cleveland Decides to Extend Its Exposition

these shown crowding its caused
Cleveland
September &c. according to Lincoln G. Dkey
the fair Dicy the inset stated that the
26 final by that than 100000
the 1886 1887 editions Clevends celebration
Visitors from state attended the Fair
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1937-08-26

Miss Althea Martin shown with
the new type Of surf sled patented
by Los Angeles newspaper man,
which will lessen the danger Of the
rider getting hurt in the surf. The
streamlined pontoon below its nose
allows it to float the rider in perfect
safety. ...
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Denise Could Have Had
All the Luxur1es That
Riches Can Buy
WHAT HAS HAPPENED
By URSULA PARRoTT

letting DENSE Rendde don 0ddy
OTTER learning her father hdd
gone there nothing he could do about it,
his Dedy father? And TOR some u
Seldie did not Ddnt his to marry TO do so
being dnherted Keith frankly explains the situation to
Denise.
At home tries console the former In her
"ThiS time neT you'll haze
forgotten him enough Didn't you know had broken
heart myself"
Then Felicia condeS Eoved the late Duane Fenton and
to EuStace Gardiner Ddyne she
calling to her. AS an
Gntido hedrbeGk Felicia recommends an early mar
dbuouSy OeGhy eSterner gilbert W1ndo
Uho has been hoUering around Denise for months
later, the mother she
ndore happiness in her for the rGn
cu aid Gilbert given Rendd Denise is in doubt to Just
1phdt course pursue looked like Keith but
stronger ere Keith had Played Gilbert had
the mining and lumber fortune
grandfather established.
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NOW READ ON

had regretted the sudden moment when he had told
Felicia He simply had tell while he watched Denise
turn worthless young Keith shede with her shin
ing and turn to him always with her eyes far off, And Felicia
and girl nonsense Denise will outgrow him in season..
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(COpyriRht by Ursula ParrOtS
Distributed BY King Features. Ine.l
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1901 CONN. AVE.

1901 CONN. AVE.
TXIHEN you are lucky enough to
w get an apartment in this build
ing you need no four-leaf clover for
you are indeed born under a lucky
star. The apartment is one Of the
.two-room, kitchen, dinette and bath
effairs that is extremely desirable
with all the appointments that make
It outstanding. Beautiful walls that
blend perfectly with the floors and
lighting fixtures. Deep roomy closets
with electric lights in them. Win
0ows from which you have view
Of the surrounding grounds ana
walks. Up-to-date kitchen equip
enent, table top range, innumeraole
hide away cabinets, for brooms,
dishes and pots and pans. The bath
room is perfect, having pedestal
basin, built-in tub and shower ana
twin cabinets for shaving and medi.
cine purposes. This unit ts one OF
the incest I have ever visited, ana IL
has many possibilities for or1glnal
furnishings. For the family whose
ideas run to the unusual / suggest
This unit. Rental $S0.50.
1915 KENYON 81. \. ".
THE location up and around Mt.
! - FledSduG IldO d1"dJo OCCAA
Q particularly lovely section OF town
TO make your home in. In this
building at 1915 Kenyon st. N. W.
you will find very appealing unit.
somewhat larger than the average
two room, kitchen and bath, 1t offers
untold advantages. Spacious rooms
with plenty Of window space. The
dinette is equal in size to junior
dining room and opens into fairly
cd kjfR1NnY TJhiNh ia EtFirfIV
up to date. Unlike great many OF
two room units, there is plenty OF
val space for the placement OF your
furniture and the entire unit Is
adequate size for a small family TO
live comfortably. The rental Is only
e62 so. For the overnight guest
there is a Murphy bed which dis
In use. This apartment pulldlng
In under the Real Estate Mortgage
and Guaranty Corporation, 1910 e
et., N. w.
SOUTHERN APIS.
VOU can't beat this no matter
1 how you try. Furnished small
units within walking distance OF
downtown. A room with a bath
completely furnished and with maid
service for $4,000. If you want
kitchen with electric refrigerator.
the rent will be $500. Every pos
Vible service for the lone bachelor
girl or boy will be given, switch
board operators to take your mes
0ages when you are not in, maids to
keep your room spic and span, in
fact, everything to make living COM
fort more secure. This apartment
q located at 1907 M st. N. w.
ApARTuENT aIII nINe At 18th 4 IRVING ST.
EOR many years this apartment
I building has enjoyed splendid
reputation not only because 1t Of
3ers so much in the way Of loca.
ton but because it houses 80 many
well known persons. AS was preva-
sent in the days when this building
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was constructed, all the rooms have
high ceiling and good wall space and
are extremely large. No matter how
massive your furniture may be, these
rooms will take care OF 1t well. An
other feature not to be overlooked
is the excellent dining room, noted
for its fine cuisine. There Is one
unit consisting of two bedrooms,
living room and bath. Then there
is another apartment that has three
bedrooms, living room, family sized
dining room, kitchen and bath. /
feel confident that any one looking
for q quiet. dignified place to live
will find complete satisfaction. Just
q word about the location on Six
teenth st. at Irving st., it can't be
beat.
BARBARA APARTMENTS
THIS apartment faces Maryland
i Avenue and would have an espe-
cially attractive view Of the land
scaped parkway running through
the center Of the avenue which Is
planted with seasonable flowers and
is kept in fine shape by District
gardeners. Getting back to the
apartment, 1t is made up of two
rooms kitchen and bath that has
Just been redecorated throughout
and is in a wonderful condition.
All the rooms face Maryland Ave.
building Is called The Barbara ana
is at the corner of 9Th and Mary
land Ave. Call Mr.. Thoms. District
2434 for more information II you
are interested.
THE ANNAPOLIS HOTEL
IF you like hotel life, investigate
j this apartment at the Annapolis
Hotel that is located right in the
heart Of the city and live where you
will have full hotel service with eff
cient trained servants at your beck
and call. This apartment is one
pletely furnished, renting for only
S62. so. This downtown hotel Is
quite modern and up to date and ts
operated by a well known chain OF
hotels Ample parking space is
available to patrons Of the hotel so
traffic problems need be no worry.
Better hurry and take advantage OF
this vacancy.
t740 EUCLID ST. n. ".
INCLUDE this apartment building
L in your itinerary, for while 1t Is
not a new building, it offers loca-
ton, comfort and price as special
inducements. The apartment is
especially well arranged with an at
tractive little dinette, an up to date
kitchen and a bedroom, living room
and bath. 1t is a spacious little
unit that Is adequately equipped to
house a small family very nicely.
Located just half block away
from the 18th and Columbia Road
theater and shopping district where
it is possible to purchase any needs
for the household. There is also
smaller unit Of one room, kitchen.
dinette and bath. This also has one
OF those clever Murphy beds which
roll away when not in use. The
prices range from $4O.50 to $3.50 and
II you are interested call j. Dallas
Grady and Son at District 9169.
going through. these pages for
The Washington times., 1937-12-27

These many delightful Uiu
find TodGys Want Ad Section Inspected
and approped BY Barbara Holmes.
The Washington times., 1937-12-27
TERR|Al,,PiIii1LiI.,,AIlilI,NiIIlIEiI:' l,,iIii1iI.,,IlilI,NiIIl

TerrapIane 1888 sedan-Here is C1OE
a nice little low-priced car in O1CO
fine shape all over. tires. are nearly
new: economical to operate: bargain
price; car No 976: trade and easy
G. NJ. A. C. terms.
EMERSON & ORME
18th and NJ SITS. n. w. Dist. 500
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18th and NJ sts. n. W. Dist. s1OO

PACKARD 1887 Convertible 12O Coupe
Equipped with rumble seat. trunk rack
Packard built-in radio. whitewall tires;
clean as a pin throughout: reduced to
ST ,O25 liberal finance plan; top allowance
for your present car. PACKARD. Gath, M
and N Sts. N. W. REpublic O145
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studebaker 1888 Six De Luxe @1OE
Sedan-6 steel-spoks wheels. SDxOO
luggage rack. safety glass and brand
new paint. A high class car for
terms, trade.
ALDER q MCNEIL
1919 r 81. N. w. Decatur 1447
sTUDEBAKER DISTRIBUTORS
Lee D. Butler Inc. 1888 Conn. Ave. n, ".
NV Used Cars Make Good or Do"
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Ford 1885 Touring TudOr--A &HQO
beautiful green finish. thor O3OO
| oughIy renewed motor. ready for win
| ter driving: terms.
304O NJ St. n. w. WEst OlSl
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PIANOS

PIANOS FOR RENTAL low rates; Choose
MAI 473O, KITS. 1880 G St:
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED
PETS FOR SALE

PERSIAN KITTENS
TEMPTI, CATTERY AND KENNELS
S6l7 COLESVIL4LE PIKE
SHEPHERD 266S-39T6
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Ford 1887 Model "S5" Touring CSCO
Sedan-Flnished in a beauti- SDOUO
full blue, car used only slightly. can
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FORD

Ford 1884 FOrdOr sedan-with cO1E
large, roomy trunk: quiet SDA1O
powerful VS. motor: original finish
like new. clean upholstery and tires
almost new. We will accept a very
low down payment or your old car
may be the down payment
GEORGETOWN MOTORS
3342 M st. N. w. WEST 1850
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Ford 1881 De Luxe "s5" Model GEAO
Coupe - With rumble seat. SDOfO
new-like black finish, motor and CON
dition throughout like brand new: lid
trada
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Ford 1885 Convertible PhaetOn CAOE
Leather upholstery black SDtGO
finish; custom radio: efficient VIZ
motor; nearly new tires: exceptional
condition inside and out. Car No. S9l.
Emerson & Orme guarantees 1t for 80
days. Trade and easy G. M. A. c.
EMERSON & ORME
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ST. N. W., 1922 light housekeeping
rooms: close in; heat, gas. elec.; ideal
for couple; no objection to children.
and porch: gas, elec, h. w.: Frigid.; $55
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~ PARKWAY MOTOR CO.
3f4O NJ St n, W. WEST OBI
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Fiat (imported carr, 1887 Coupe. 0OOE
Only one left. Terms. SDOOO
STANDARD MOTOR SALES
1905 Hath st. n. W. North 220S
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H ST. N. W.. 1SO7-S12 wk.. 2 rms. kit,
bath: gas. elec.. Frigidaire included.
L ST. N. W., SO7-2 large rooms, kitette.
nicely furn.. newly dec. SS wk
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FoRDS-An models steuart Motors. Sixth
and New York Ave. y. ".
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FORD 1884 Tudor-Must sell: S23 ~
cash and balance due finance company
WEST 1914 Dealer
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FORD 1887 De Luxe Club Cabriolet. con-
yertible: 5000 miles: will consider trade.
Call Co S235 Ext l. evenings or holidays
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THE PARKSIDE

Facing Franklin Park. Eve Street 0t
14th: real downtown location: hotel SerVic0:
no lease District 3232
STH ST, N.W.-3-rm. front apt: gas. elec.,
h.w.h.: $3.50 wk. NE. S149.
18TH ST. N. W., 1913 rooms, large
foyer, kitchen, dinette. bath, shower:
nicely furnished. DEC. 3460.
AUTO LOANS
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MONEY To LOAN-htaI ESUdTe
REAL ESTATE MICE. 1 GUAR CORP.
1910 st. N ". MAJ l4O9
1N q, So and bM u INTEREST
WIN, q, SAUNDERS CO., INC.
1919 x St N. ". OIstr1cS 1O1O
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Packard 1881 Convertible Coupe p1AE
Here Is a bargain. Runs DltO
and looks o. X: all tires good for
many miles; a car you will be proud
Of Car No. 1. Trade and easy g. NJ,
A. G. terms.
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MONEY TO LOAN

ON diamonds. watches. iswelFy. si1verw
etc.; no adv. arrangement neces.; loN
rates RoSsLYN LOAN Co. Rossiyn.
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FORD 1885 Convertible sedan-Top. black
finish and tires like new; has heater:
electric clock, factory built-in trunk and
de luxe dual equipment: first buyer gets
| it for S495 liberal finance plan: top al
lowance for your present car. PACKARD
94th NJ ana n Sis n " REnnhlIc O145
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"0' u PARKWAY MOTOR co.
3O4O M st. n. w. WEST O1S1
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QUALITY USED CARS at low priceA
Barry Pate, 1850 Connecticut Ave.
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FOR SALE-Private party, excellent team,
all-around farm mares; condition good:
very reliable Apply barn man, $40 Cleve-
land Ave. near Harrison, Riverdale, Nd.
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WE HAVE FOR SALE TO-DAY
A CHOICE OF CARS
You need. All inside. under cover. Best
condition. Positive guarantee.
SKINKER MOTOR CO., INC.
goth at M N W. Dist. 4310
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CHEVROLETS-ALLM MODELS
MANDELL. 18th 3 GOOD HOPE RID 3. n
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SHETLAND PONY MAREs-By Little
Wonder: 20 inches tall: moved to city.
no further use. Apply barn man, $40
Cleveland Av., near Harrison, Riverdale, Nd.
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FORD. 1886 Tudor sedan-Little used
carefully driven. sos. Call. co. 61S6-M
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

BEAUTIFUL DIAMONDS. watches. novel.
a Mosby iI2I You n. ". NO. 744i
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IU-NEN-IU
Between 22 and As steady work. ad-
Vancement requirements neat appearance.
and willing to work Apply 40S Com
merce and Savings Bank Bldg. 9TH and
z St9. N. W. 10 .. m. Tuesday. mo
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USED CHEVROLETs-CARs . TRUCKS
Addison Chew saleA 1887 Irving St.
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WANT TO BUY HOUSES
HARRY B. PITTS CO.
1919 18TH ST. N. ". ME. O1O
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AUTO LOANS IN FIVE MINUTES
State Finance Co., 10th and H SITS. N.
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FARMS FOR SALE

LIST YOUR PROPERTIES WITH Us.
ROBERT L. McKEEVER co:
Shoreham Bldg. MAI. 47oO
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CADILLAC

CADILLAC, 1929 7-Pass sedan-$97. In
excellent condition.
SUPERIOR MOTORS
1920 14th St. Decatur 1900
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HORSES
JEWELRY WANTED
LEATHER GOODS

MA, 4242-Fitted cases. trunks. dog
ness: G; " King. j.: 81 1lth g: s:Ss: =;
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Double Woven Fabric
Gloves by Van RaaIte ~

Smart, practical gloves, famed for their wosh-
ing and wearing qualities. PuIl-on styles. Red,
blue, beige, eroy, brown, black
Cloves .. First Floor
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Letter Of Credit

Let tell obou Letter Of Credit You will find il
peosont ond convenient to do your shopping. No
down poyments interest coryng Charge three months
10 pay. -.
Credit Office Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1937-02-12
Van RaaIte Picnits

Bucconeering buckle styles and friIly feminine
styles in this fovorite fobrio by Van RooIte.
Royal red. blue, black, brown, navy, groy and
beige.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-09-23
SONNY COOPER IS
GRADUATE MANAGER
Popular Graduate to Assist
Coach Miller With Of
flee Routine

Charles Sonny" Cooper has been
appointed graduate manager of ath-
letics at Henderson high school, where
he is taking post graduate work, it
was stated today by Coach Bing Mil
Ter.
Cooper was graduated last year,
and was a memter of the football
squad He was a prominent student
while in school, and took an active
part in school activities.
The graduate manager will handle
, the sale of tickets, supervise the
equipment of the teams, organize pep
meetings and handle office CORES
pondents in the athletic directors Of
flee In general, Cooper will handle
anything that might come iii an ath-
letic way. -.
His appointment will relieve Coach
Miller of many minute duties that
take his time from his teams.
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HUDD[E SYSTEM Of
BULLDOGS CHANGED
Quarterback Never Huddles
With Team Mates, But
Relays Them Signal

Much has been heard and written
about doc Newton's new signal call
ing system inaugurated this year with
N. c.. State Colleges Wolfpack, but
little has been written about Coach
Bling Milleris own original SYSTEM
that he has installed with Henderson
high school Bulldogs this season.
AS the case is with high school
gridders in the huddle, all want to
call the next play, keeping the quar-
terback confused. Miller has rennedied
this by taking the quarterback out
of the huddle, using relay huddle with
shift in backficld.
Under Miller's system, the quarter
back has more and better oppor-
tunity to study the opposition and
time to think out his plays and run
them better. The quarter gives the sig
nal to the center, who in turn relays
the signal to the players in the hud-
die, and all shift to their positions.
The quick shift after signal has been
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Pep Parade Tonight To
Precede Opening Game
Team All Set With Except on Right End; Light Drill
for lean his afternoon Big Turnout of Fans Ex-
pected; South Hill r ated Strong and HEAVY

henderson high schools first grid
;ron contest of the 1887 season comes
If Friday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at
Joaoue Park when the Bulldogs bat
10 the Dragon eleven from South
Hill, Va.
The Dragons have nine lettermen
an their team, which averages. accord
mo TO reports, about 49, pounds to
The men, while Henderson tips the
scaIes about 154 pounds to the player.
ADVANCE reports from the Virginia
toam indicate that speed is the major
asset of the visiting backfield men,
and Coach c. G. Chaffey, former
Washington College star, has drilled
his men for this contest with only VIC
tory in mind. Included on the South
Hill team is the barefoot boy. who
ran for a touchdown through the mud
and rain here last year, easily out
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and to bring banners and placards. A
prize of free admission to the game
has been offered for the most original
and best placard in the line of march
A bonfire is to end the celebration.
The Bulldogs have been drilling for
sometime under the tutelage of Coach
Miller and his assistants, Bobby Green
and Peyton clipper" Rogers, former
high school and Wake Forest play
ers. The team will De at full strength,
with the exception Of Gambler, no
players being out with injuries of any
kind
Fans Asked to Turnout.
Athletic authorities at the school
have asked the support of fans at the
gate, feeling sure that Henderson will
offer a fine brand of football to all
those who love the game. Miller has
devised some fine plays for the Toys
to execute, and has been drilling them
to perfect these. He expects to spring
several surprises on Fridays visitors.
Probable starters:
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dlstancing any Bulldog tackler.
Bulldogs End Drills.

A light signal drill, punting, pass
ing and kicking off, wound up the
preparation for the encounter for the
Bulldogs this afternoon, and Coach
Blng Miller was not exactly satisfied
with the prospects. He needs a right
end. Gambler will not be available for
play, due TO scholastic difficulties.
and Kenneth Johnson may get the
nod for that job. However, that's only
surmising.
Captain Tommy Jenkins, Hender-
sons 154-pound center, will lead the
Bulldogs onto the field, and to what
he and every member of the squad
hopes, to victory.
The Bulldogs will be dressed in
white jerseys with bll.c numerals. and
blue and white head. gears. The pants
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dogs Open FRIDAY With South Hill At League Park

will he of the regulation khaki South
Hill will wear blue jerseys.
Pep Parade Tonight.
A mammoth pep parade was sche-
duled for tonight at 1880 o'clock, head
ed Ky the high school band, forming
at the school, and passing through the
business section. All students were
urged to take part in this spectacle,
and to all march, not Use automobiles
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-09-23

given tends to confuse the defense.
Miller is anxious to see his system
under fire Friday afternoon.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-09-23

NATIONAL LEAGUE
New York 6; Chicago 0.
St. Louis 4; Brooklyn 2.
Philadelphia 8; Cincinnati 2.
Boston 3; Pittsburgh 2.
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[T6daBGd1rles

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland at Washington.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Detroit at Boston.
st. Louis at New York.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
Philadelphia at Cincinnati.
New York at Chicago.
Boston at Pittsburgh.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1937-09-23
Results

AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit 6; Boston 4.
Chicago 9; Philadelphia 8.
Washington 6; Cleveland 4.
New York Ali; st. Louis 10.