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Evening star., 1937-01-16
Second Baptist.

Rev. J, L. s. Holloman will preach
at II on "The Pearl Of Great Price"
The Deaconess Board will conduct a
special service at $3.50. The pastor will
preach at the evening service on See
ing the Invisible" Bible school will
meet 9:30 am, B. Y. p. U. at s.
Evening star., 1937-01-16
Gaithersburg Church Of the Brethren.

GaitherSburg Church Of the Brethren.
Bible school at 2 pm. Worship at
3 pm. Subject: Causes and Results
of Unbelief" Bible study and story
hour at 7:30. Worship at 7:45. G.
L. Baker, pastor
Evening star., 1937-01-16
Galbraith A, M. E.
Knox PRESBYTERIAN.

Bishop J. w. Brown of New York
City will preach at IL.
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Calvary M. E. South.

OVNHI M r. SUutHs
Rev. w. D. Keene will preach at IL.
Omcers OF the Woman's Missionary
Society and the newly organized
Young Peoples Circle will be in
stalled. DR.. f. C. Beery will preach
at 8. The wesley Brotherhood will
hear an illustrated talk on Some
History Of Church Buildings" by Mr..
Rowland Snyder Wednesday night.
The pastor will talk on Gospel Mes
sengers" Thursday night.
Evening star., 1937-01-16
EpwOrth M. E. South.

DR.. E. c. Beery, presiding elder of
the Washington district. M. L.
Churches. South, will preach tomorrow
at IL. At tomorrow evening DR..
Harry M. Canter, pastor, will preach.
taking as his sermon subject, Build
ing His Own Gallows." Rev. John H.
Blakemore, jr., assistant minister, will
assist.
Sunday school services will be held
at $50 tomorrow. The Young Peoples
Department will meet at O'Clock to-
morrow evening.
DR.. Canter, with Mr.. Blakemore as
sisting, will conduct the midweek
prayer meeting Thursday.
Evening star., 1937-01-16
Mount MOriah Baptist.

Rev. J. H. Randolph, pastor, will
preach at IL and 7:30. Bible school
will meet at $3.50, Junior B. Y. P. U.
at S, Senior Society ct 6; prayer
service, Tuesday noon and at 1880 pm.
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Jones Memorial NJ. Z.

Church school, $50: sermon At IL,
by Dr.. julius s. Carroll on Freedom
From Condemnation" Epworth League
devotional meeting, $50 pm, on
"Some Special Tasks for the Church"
Sermon at 8, by DR.. Carroll, on How
to Win in LIES Race" Mid-week
service Wednesday. 8.
Allen A. M. E.
Sunday Is Friendship day. Rev.
J. M. Harrison, jr., will preach IN the
morning; Rey. r. A. Riddick, pastor
of the T. B. Circuit, will speak et
night.
Frances Asbury M. E.
Rev. Albert P. Shirkey will speak
at IL on That Which Exalts 2 Ma
ton" and at 8 ON "The Good Of Fall
ure." After the evening service there
will be q fellowship tea in the base
ment. Young peoples meeting Sun
day at GAS.
Tuesday. 8. young people viii hold
4 college party at the church.
wednesday at the choir will re-
hearse. THURSDAY AZ Inc prayer
service will be conducted by Mr..
Shirley. After the service, the Life
Changers Group will meet. Saturday
at 7:3O Scout Troop No. 50 will meet.
Christian Healing.
Rev. Paul Wilbur will celebrate holy
communion at the service of Christian
healing Tuesday morning at 1890
in the Church of st. Stephen and the
Incarnation, Sixteenth and Newton
streets.
Highland Baptist.
Newton Mercer Simmonds, pastor:
$50, church school; IL, sermon sub
ject rs the Young Man Safer; ..
Living Water"
First Brethren.
Rev. Homer A. Kent will preach at
IL tomorrow on The Body Of Christ"
and at 7:i5 on "The Rock That Was
Smitten." Young people will have a
part in the service. Baptism will
follow. The adult missionary socie-
tics Of the church meet Tuesday
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Vermont Avenue Baptist.

Series Of inspirational meetings, be-
ginning January II, to 1s, Rev. c. T.
Murray, preaching. Music by Gospel
Chorus and c. w. Williams of Phila-
delphia. General subject, Jesus Ade-
quately Answers Worlds Great Ques-
tions in Words and Deeds"
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Friendship Baptist.

Rev. Roy Carter. blind evangelist,
conducting 9 revival, will preach spe-
cial sermons ut IL am. and pm
Holy communion at pm. He will
lecture on his experience IS . blind
man tonight at 8.
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Lincoln Road NJ. E

Rev. DR.. J. Sinclair will be guest
preacher Sunday at IL. The pastor
will speak on the topic. "Uncharted
Seas" at &.
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ST, Stephens Lutheran Church.

At IL O'Clock Rev. Sam H. K0rn-
mann will preach on THE Trans
flguration OF Our Lord" The subject
7:30 pm. will be "A Song Of Security"
Luther League service at $50 pm,
with David Blose IS leader.
Evening star., 1937-01-16

Rev. Arthur D. Gray will preach on
1.-THE Meaning of Sacrifice" at morn
ing service. The minister's class IN
Old Testament Interpretation will meet
Thursday.
Rev. Howard Thurman Of Howard
University will preach the annual in
stallation sermon of Interdenomina-
tional Minister'S Alliance. Monday,
at : pm.
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TODAY.
Smoker, Military Order of the World
War, Mayfiower Hotel, 8 pm.
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Howard University,

DIR. Douglas ". Steere, profe sor Of
philosophy at Haverford College. will
speak at ii O'Clock. Music will be
furnished by the university choir.
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Memorial United Brethren.

"A Sensitive God" will be the theme
of DR.. Simpson B. Daugherty's sermon
Sunday morning. Junior church and
C. E. at the same hour. In the
evening at O'Clock the youth groups
will meet. At 8 o'clock the minister
will bring the message on winning
Over Worry"
The Sunday School Council will hold
its monthly meeting on Tuesday
SVenin&
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Highland Baptist.
Frances Asbury M. E.

Highland Baptist.
Newton Mercer Simmonds, pastor:
$50, church school; II, sermon sub
ject rs the Young Man Safer: .,
Living water"
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STATE SOCIETIES

The Iowa State Society will meet
az the Shoreham Hotel for a dinner,
reception and dance. in honor Of the
new congressional leaders from Iowa
Thursday night.
Dinner will be served at 7:30 pm.
Short talks will be given by Senators
Clyoe l.. Herring and Guy M. Gillette
ana three new members of the House.
CaSsius c. Dowell, William S. Jacob
sen and Vincent F. Harrington. A
reception and dance will follow. Res
erVations should be made with Ger
Tuoe Louis at the Roosevelt Hotel
Evening star., 1937-01-16

Meeting and dance, Texas State So
ciety, Mayflower Hotel, 8 pm.
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Dance, Federation Of Architects, En-
gineers, Chemists and Technicians,
Wsrdman Park Hotel, 10 pm.
Evening star., 1937-01-16

Sunday Is Friendship day. Rev.
J. M. Harrison, jr., will preach IN the
morning: Rey. r. A. Riddick, pastor
of the T. B. Circuit, will speak st
night.
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BIDS AND PROPOSALS

Procurement Division, Public Buildings
Branch, Washington, D. c., Oct. 2, 1887 -
Sealed proposals in duplicate will be pub
licly opened in this office at P. M. Nov.
16, 1887, for changing the present direct
current supply to an alternating current
supply for all motors, except elevators,
and lights, except as specified, at the Q. S.
Treasury Building at Washington, D. C.
Upon application, one set of drawings and
specifications will be supplied free to each
general contractor interested in submitting
a proposal. The above drawings and
specifications MUST be returned to this
office. Contractors requiring additional
sets may obtain them. BY purchase from from
this office at a cost of So per set, which
will not be returned. Checks Offered as
payment for drawings and specifications
must be made payable to the order of the
Treasurer. U. S. Drawings and specitlca-
tions will not be furnished to contractors
who have consistently failed to submit
proposals. One set upon request. and
when considered in the interests of the
Government will be Furnished. in the dis
cretion of the Assistant Director. to build
ers' exchanges, chambers of commerce or
other organizations who will guarantee to
make them available for any sub-con.
tractor or material firm interested, and
to quantity surveyors, but this privilege
will be withdrawn if the sets are not re-
turned after they have accomplished their
purpose. W. E. Reynolds. Assistant Di-
rector of Procurement. Public Buildings
Branch.
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|. s. u. DRAWS D. G.
SCHOOL GOLFERS

State junior crown wearer; and
Duke University has Bobby Brown
ell, the former D. C. amateur; and
Pittsburgh, Bill Doak, jr., the pres
ent Florida State champion and
son of Bill Doak, the former Ma
tional League hurler; yet, the ma
jority of our Standout youngsters
are going to Louisiana State.
FLY COLORS
Maybe it all started with the
advent Of Fred Haas, jr., to L. S. U.
several years ago, who was fol-
lowed by Paul Leslie, the 1886
Western Amateur champion, vino
is now the Bayou Tigers links
captain.
Anyhow, look over the gang who
will fly the colors TO L. S. U. this
next spring, aside from Leslie.
Right off the tee we have Billy
Bob Coffee, Of Forth Worth, Tex,
the runner-up for the Texas State
title, and third in the National
Amateur qualifying round at Port
land, Ore, this year. Next is Lee
Ramsel, the Fort Worth city
champion.
Follow this pair up with Scuddy
and Horace Horner of Alabama,
two of the Understanding young
sters of the links in the deep
South since the days of Bobby
Jones. Scuddy won the South
eastern Open in 1885.
REAL REASON
Then from Oklahoma comes
Warren Renfrew, the Tri-State
High School champion, and from
Natchez, Miss, Stanton Patterson,
runnerup for the Mississippi State
title this year.
It is said that the secret under
lying the reason why L. s. U has
a monopoly on the graduating in
terscholastic golfing set, is Major
James Perry Cole, the dean OF
men at the Baton Rouge inStitu.
ton, who is nuts" about golf.
And that is not saying what
these L. S. U. players thing about
golf, but you can learn at a glance
when you see that the greenkeep'
er'S house on the university course
has been turned into a dormitory
and houses these linksmen, who
call themselves 1.-THE Divoteers.
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L0beS and Dett0n Share
Mat C0rdWlth M0rt4nSen
Coast Star
Faces DR..
Meyers
CLARA VS.. MARIE

The young blonde from Califor-
mia who claims no lightweight of
her sex can throw her in a wrest-
ling match will be on display to-
night at Turner's Arena.
Clara Mortensen, queen of the
mat, will risk her prestige in one
fall-to-a-finish match against
Marie Bardini, of Texas.
OF course, Miss Mortensen isn't
the featured performer tonight.
Hers is a special added attraction.
CoStarred are Vincent Lopez,
the Mexican giant, and Dean Det-
ton, the California clouter, who
are to share the spotlight, in one
fall-to-finish matches.
Lopez tangles with that hard
boiled ruffian from Chicago, DR..
Frederick Meyers, better known
as Freddie, while Detton hooks
up with Billy Hanson, Turner's
latest headline rage.
EOkWVEO NkktAINkk AOGN0
Lopez and Detton are fresh
from a year OF headline perform
ances on the Pacific Coast. Both
are former champions, Detton
having succeeded Lopez as title
holder last season, only to lose it
to Bronko Nagurski in surprise
match last June in Minneapolis.
Attempts to regain their mat
thrones have been made by both
Lopez and Detton. The hand
some Mexican lost to Nagurski be-
fore $4,000 at Los Angeles about
five weeks ago, while only last
week Detton bowed to Nagurski
in Los Angeles.
A born Snowman who gives one
the impression of another Jim
Londos, Lopez flew East this
week-and tonight will mark his
first appearance in this section in
several years.
WHIPPED GARIBALDI
Detton hasn't shown at the
Arena since last January, When'
as champion, he whipped Gino
Garibaldi in a thriller. Detton's
opponent, Hanson, showed a
world of stuff in licking Joe Cox
last Thursday in the top spot.
Miss Mortensen returns after a
successful tour Of the Coast and
Southwest. Wherever she wrestled
attendance records fell. The young
lady has color, being a protege OF
Ray steele. She threw Rita Baker
in her last appearance at the
arena.
Jim Londos, just recognized as
champion by the Maryland Com
mission, is expected to take a bow
from the ring tonight, as is Ed
(Strangler) Lewis, provided he
gets to town in time.
In Commute brawls Jack Hader
meets Bill Sledge, and Karl Davis
opposes AL MERCER. First bout at
$3.50.
The Washington times., 1937-10-07
WARRENTON LIST
HORSE SHOW

WARRENTON, va, Oct. 7.
Warrenton's annual horse show,
known throughout the horse world
as "The Hunter Show of Amer
ica," starts here tomorrow with
one Of the largest entry lists on
the history Of the event, which
was first staged in 1899.
This show, which will run
through Saturday, is the thirty
eighth annual event of its kind,
and will attract perhaps the
largest crowd ever to attend.
Henry L. Bell, BaySide, L. L.;
w. Brock Fuller, Milwaukee. and
George H. Timmins, M. F. H.,
Groton, Mass, will act as judges.
Eighteen classes will enter the
ring tomorrow, nine before recess,
nine after. Saturdays program
calls for 10 classes before the mid
day recess and eight after.
AS usual, most of the Saturday
morning events will be children'S
classes, these to include ponies,
saddle ponies lover and under II
hands,, jumping ponies, children'S
hunters, thoroughbred hunters
and qualified hunters.
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This room is located in a house
on Irving Street occupied by a
small family. 1t is an unusually
nice room equipped with twin
beds and having every requ1-
site for comfortable living. There
is no doubt in my mind but that
one could be very happy in this
house as there is a most con-
genial atmosphere prevailing. The
rates are most reasonable. You
need have no fears as to your
transportation the bus stops
at one corner and the street car
at the other.
$500 BLOCK 18TH ST.:
On upper 18th is another de-
lightful room that rents for $40.
The windows of this room over.
look Rock Greek Park; and if you
have never seen the park in its
autumn coloring, you have a treat
coming to you. The room is a
good sized one . well furnished,
and one of the better make mat
tresses on the bed. Better hurry
on this one; it is well worth in
veStigating!
EUCLID STREET:
can well imagine the comfort
two bachelors could have in this
attractive furnished unit. It is
the entire third floor of a private
home NOW don't shake your
head; these people mind their
own business. and you would not
be 1nterfered with in the least
This unit consists of two large
bright rooms and private bath.
The location is a particularly nice
one because of its nearness to the
center Of town. BY auto, be.
lleve, you could reach town in Is
minutes.
DUPONT CIRCLE:
Living in an apartment hotel
has its advantages. Evenings
The Washington times., 1937-10-07

when you are too tired to prepare
dinner, the downstairs tea room
will send delicious meals up to
you .. a drug store near by will
deliver at any hour . E. and here
is efficient help to do your bid
ding at all times. In this particu-
lar apartment hotel, location plays
a most important part -. for it is
right at Dupont Circle, one of the
most in-demand sections of our
town. They have several type
units available, consisting of one
room and bath at SAL, and two
rooms, kitchen and bath starting
at $3.50. This is an upto-date
place to live -. all the baths have
showers and built-in tubs. Some
of the units have service pantries,
electric refrigerators and grill.
This is an ideal place for the
bachelor girl or boy to live!
NEW APT. BLDG. 600 Block
Rhode Island Ave. N. ED:
Located in one of the highest
elevations in the northeast Sec
ton, it contains 1853 complete
living units. At this writing there
are several very interesting va
cancies. All the apartments are
outside; some have open balcony
porcheS, others have sun rooms
and all of them have Venetian
blinds; good closet space and per-
feet model kitchens. There are
spacious Fairgrounds for the chill
dren, tennis courts, garden, secre-
tarial switchboard and all-night
elevators! The owner conceived a
clever idea in building three large
club rooms with fully equipped
kitchens and bathrooms which are
for the use of the tenants. If you
are interested in a strictly modern
apartment full of innovations, see
these before making a final de.
ciSiOn,
The Washington times., 1937-10-07
OFFICIAL NOTICES

ALCOHOLIC BEvE RAGE CONTROL
BOARD. Washington. D. c.. September
have spSed for 'Ge licenses
under the District of Columbia Alcoholic
Beverage Control Act, that remonstrants
are entitled to be heard before the grant
at 10 a. M. in Room 219, District Build
ing: 766, Bamboo Gardens: Inc. Retailer
C. s04 14th St.. N. W.: 191. James Pat.
1851 Georgia Ave, N. W; 1878. ]. Stan.
ley Lacey, TIA Stanleighs. Retailers D.
1744 ST.. N. W; 4002, Christodoulos
Stamatis Kavadas, TIA Christos Cafeteria,
Retailers D.. 1410 14th St. N. W: 1908.
Christ Boutsios. TIA City Delicatessen, Re.
tailer's B, 1929 9th St.. N. W; 1904.
Retailers D. zoe G ST., N. w: 4OO5'
Helen E. McGarvey. TIA Fat Boy" Re-
tailers D; 1901 New York Ave. n. E.
ISAAC CANS. Alcoholic Beverage Control
Board.
The Washington times., 1937-10-07
LEGAL NOTICES

OCTOBER 5. 1887. NOTICE is HEREBY
given that the Columbia System, Inc,
Street, n. W., the Fidelity Plan Corpor-
alton, 14O9 L Street. n. w., and the
Washington Industrial Loan Company,
14O7 K Street, N. W., have made appli-
cation to the Commissioners, D. c.. for
license to engage in the business of loan
ing money. as provided by the act of
Congress approved February 4. 1913, for
Any one desiring to protest against the
issuance of these licenses, should do so
in writing to the Commissioners of the
District of Columbia. WADE H. COOMBS,
Superintendent of Licenses. District of
Columbia.
The Washington times., 1937-10-07
By CHICK KENNY

Although star halfbacks and
tackles, and quarter milers and
basket ball stars matriculate to
colleges throughout the land, there
is an unwritten law that the road
to intercollegiate golfdom leads
to Louisiana State
Now don't get us wrong, George
town University here, has some
fine performers in Billy Shea, the
Middle Atlantic and District anna
teur champion; Johnny Burke, the
Rhode Island titleholder; and
Charley Pettijohn, the New York
The Washington times., 1937-10-07
WARW|CKS PLAY
ALEX. GRID TILT

ALEXANDRIA,, Va, Oct. z.
Mayor Richard L. Ruffner will
dedicate the new municipal sta
dunn Sunday when the Virginia
A. C. and Warwick football team
of Washington, collide at $50
o'clock.
He will pitch out the first foot
ball to the officials to start the
battle.
The new municipal stadium is
located on Poorhouse Lane and
when completed will be one of the
best football and baseball plants
in Northern Virginia.
The George Washington Presi-
dents play the Petersburg Crimson
Wave in the third conference game
of the year on Saturday at Peters
burg, Va.
Episcopal High gridders mix
with the Shenandoah Valley Acad-
envy eleven Saturday in the third
home game at $3.50 o'clock.
So far the maroon boys have won
from Eastern and Tech and Off.
Gals hope to chalk up their third
win.
The Service Club Bowling
League was opened last night at
the Health Center alleys when
Judge William P. WoollS, of the
Corporation Court, rolled the first
ball down the alleys to start the
proceedings.
The Executives won three from
the Lions and the Kiwanis took
two out of three from the Rotar-
ians.
Herbie Robertson's set Of BAT
was the highest for the evening.
FRIENDSHIP HOUSE SEEK
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GAME NEEDED

Glover Park gridmen want a
game for Saturday with a 1885,
pound team. Call John Rhodes,
Emerson $500, after z o'clock.
The Washington times., 1937-10-07
RENTAL HUNTING
With Barbara Holmes

you interested the places described beO ore phone
call Barbara Holiness 1919 ST. NV, Dist 500 or Dist 1000
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SPECIAL NOTICES

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that on the
goth day of October, A. D. 1887. there
will be sold at public auction at premises,
No. Is Bryant St. N. E.. Washington, D.
c., one 1929 Chrysler sedan. motor No.
R-259793. serial No. CY-90S-R, for storage
charges incurred in respect to said auto
mobile in accordance with law.
The Washington times., 1937-10-07

POULTRY
BECK's STATE BLOOD TESTED CHICKS
Is leading breeds. Headed with .0.P. cockerels
$40 per 100. SoXed II desired. Ducks $40; POults
$35. Free Cat. Besk's Hatchery, Mt. Airy, Md
The Washington times., 1937-10-07

For data Rooms Houses and
beow Barbara Holmes Free Rental
Service Herald and Times 1917 ST. ~ w. call person.
HOUSE, ROOM NO. OF RMS. LOCATION PRICE
The Washington times., 1937-10-07

INTEGRITY LoANs-S1o to $500 on your
name only. Domestic Finance Corp, 1905
r. L Ave. Mt. Rainier. DEC 1914 Also
Arl. TT Bldg. Rosslyn Va WEST O3O6.
The Washington times., 1937-10-07

HORIZONTAL
l-ons Of q people Of the PyreneeO
T-EnseHnble
lS-Be plentiful
I4-What Is the capital Of the PunjAb3
16-Concerning
ls-One Of the Inner Hebrids
10-Cloth measure
2l-Pen-name Of Charles Lamb
22-Bone
28-Conductoe
26-Strike lightly
29-Nimble
S1-ElonG1ted hBh
33-J0panese measure
S4-Note Of the scale
S6-Tree
38-Rodent
89-Pronoun
A0-By
4i-Hard fat In beef
43-What state was Hsttlea By the Latter
Day S0ints7
AS-That which i woven
H-In what city b the Alhambra?
60-BeholdI
52-FenininO name
6S-Piece Of metal for holding parts Of
machine IN place
66-Kind Of cream cheese
5S-Antler
60-Egyptian sun god
6l-The dramas Of what playwright are con-
gidered the mOdel 81 the French classics ?
sS-What ID the seventh planet from the
sun?
65-Town Of Maryland
SS-Tranquil
VERTICAL
1-UneOvR
Son Of Adam
3-Thenefor0
-Annam measure Of area
6-Vacant
e-Roman urban O6iciA
Less dirty
S-ExclamAtion
-Whst river u Termed at Pittsburgh BY
the junction Of the Monongahela and
Allegheny?
1N-Perch
11-Vase with Q PEDESTAL
12-Body Of water
1T-Climbing plant
20-R0mAn household deity
24-PheAsant broods
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FRIENDSHIP HOUSE SEEK

The Friendship Houses 100
pound team is seeking an OPP
ponent for Saturday. Call Bob
Grimm at Decatur 1913.
The Washington times., 1937-10-07

25-WinH
27-Melody
28-Marrow
29-Sliced cabbage
30-Top of the head
32-Dot
Scar
37-What town near New Haven, Conn., b
wellilnown for its manufacture Of
silverware?
E2-What river in Kenys Colony, Africa,
COWS 500 miles to the Indian Ocean?
4-Label
lS-What senator from Alabams was re-
Gently appointed to the Supreme Court?
ls-Title Of an Abyssinian sovereign
49-Blue
51-Leave out
S4-What Spanish town near the French
border was the scene Of severe fighting
and was captured By the Rebels early in
1887?
55-Foundati0n
56-Sooner than
57-Split pulse
59-Sense organ
62-NeHative
6-Symbol for neon
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SALARY LoANs-SlO TO $500
ARLINGTON FINANCE CO.
A Small Loan Company WA. 1875
The Washington times., 1937-10-07

IMMEDIATE CASH on auto, furniture or
signature loans. Pc. 0012.
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LOST

BILLFOLD, contains no money. Reward II
returned to Frank o. Chesser. 1913 M
The Washington times., 1937-10-07
PERSONAL LOAN COMPANIES

Operating Under Uniform Small
Loan Laws
The Kusko times., 1937-09-24
EASTERN PRINCE RUNS AGROUND AT UNALASKA

The steamer Eastern Prince, load ed with roo tons of freight, was re- ported to have run aground some where near Unalaska on the lower side of the Alaska Peninsula.
 The MS Alaskan, Capt E. W. Mil Ter, was 10 have met the steamer at Bethel and load so tons Of freight consigned to Lew Laska. McGrath. Through the failure of the arrival of the steamer, the Alaskan. loaded with diesel oil and N. C. merchandise, left Bethel the 10th and is due to arrive in NcGrah Saturday or Sun day.
 The delay in the arrival of the Eastern Prince in Bethel will possi- bly, result in the bulk Of the freight consigned to McGrath being caught n the freeze-up and be tied up in Bethel until afer the breakup next spring.