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Evening star., 1937-09-19

BUSINESS is GOOD.


GETTIN BETTER ALL THE TINE. What
we need now is houses 10 sell. We got
plenty customers in the waiting line DO
YOU BELIEVE THIS is ONLY HOT AfR?
Q. XII dare you TO submit me some
tnlng IN home that's real "honest-to-
gooaness. SHO-NUF' bargain. WE SELL
EN-. WE DON'T KEEP EN-. what We
want IS small. reasonably priced COM
portable homes like we've been selling
You can bet your sweet life that we know
values and you can't sell US A WHITE
ELEPHANT Neither will We try and sell
olS customers any property THAT WE
DON'T THINK IS WORTH THE MONEY
ASKED. RESULT-Without one SINGLE
exception. our customers. or at least
every single one to whom I have sold a
nome personally since / have been in
Washington. 1907 are my friends and
thoroughly satisfied. Right now we need
several to 10 room houses as near
the Union Station as possible or on
Capitol Hill. What you got to offer?
Cal US auick L. /. Johnson sales mgr
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO,
Natl 97eT. North oa45
Evening star., 1937-09-19

S70-ARLINGTON-L MODERN g.
room house; near school and bus.
RALPH GRAIN. 1899 Lee Hwy. Wal. 6959.
S3A.50 INCL. WATER RENT; ROOMS.
ami: large LOT trees. Take Seat Pleas
ant bus, opposite Star ONCE, to Central
and Edgar aves. PERKINS. SOB Central
Evening star., 1937-09-19

DETACHED HOUSE, LARGE BED
rooms. 2 baths. lavatory on first floor:
newly decorated; garage: near stores,
schools. l0c bus: available Oct. 1st: SIS.
Evening star., 1937-09-19

ONE OF ROSEMONT's MOST BEAUTI-
ful homes. s-room brick. screened porches,
ami. large beautiful lawn flowers and
shrubbery. Can be bought for S4 900 less
than cost. Reason for selling. poor health
Apply A. S. DONIPHAN. 405 Doniphan
Bldg. Alexandria. Va. Phone Alex. $40.
Evening star., 1937-09-19
NEW 5-ROOM BRICK.


ANIL, tile sink, tile bath. screened
porch. built-in garage; insulated. weather.
stripped. copper CUTTERS recreation room:
located on 60-ft. corner lot, . blocks to
bus. blocks to school and store. Drive
to Lyon Park, west = blocks on Pershing
drive, left , blocks 20 300l 2nd road No.
Owner and builder. NAT HYNES, Clar.
414-R.
ONE-ACRE TRACTS. NORTH OF DIS
trict line. cement highway. less than one
half hour from White House; churches
schools. stores, convenient; city con-
veniences.
L acre, 8 rooms 1850
! acre, rooms ------ $500
/ acre, rooms -- 5000
10 acres, 10 rooms -- $4,000
LOTS-ACREAGE.
Chevy Chase View. Kensington. Georgia
ave, Layhill rd.. Colesville pike; so to
1O0-ft. front; monthly payments If de-
sired $500 to 500 each; small acreage
tracts; per acre $500.
HARRY NJ. MARTIN,
II Dresden St, Chevy Chase View.
Phone Keusington rs.
Evening star., 1937-09-19

COLORED-ONLY S6.50O.
DETACHED-GOOD LOT.
32o6 18th ST. NE.
OPEN SUNDAY 1916.
~. v~xoom bungalow With recreation room
Wy bath tshower). gas h-u.h, elec
refrieerator. insulated attic; excellent con-
aition. Columbia 126o-J.
Evening star., 1937-09-19

FOR COLOREQ-NEAR 9th AND Ne
s rooms and bath hot-water heat, cleo
tric liehts. 81 $50; terms. r. o. BELT.
Union Trust Bldg.. Natl. 334H. 2l+
Evening star., 1937-09-19
FOR COLORED.

COLoRED-BARGAIN 6 ROOMS. H
VII. eleo., garage porch: $3.50 down pay
@ent. l1th 81. NV. North s59S.
Evening star., 1937-09-19

IN III mlIu--h ShlaI estate, approximately
one-haii acre, fine old trees, flowers and
shruhbery Of all kinds veget able garden:
three-car garage. very wonderful house
Of four bed rooms. maids room. extra
each: three porches. one sleeping porch:
bus. church. stores, school and theater
within four blocks Price. $500. These
are all good sound investments or homes
any one can appreciate. c. w. CLEVER
COMPANY. NC 1923 N. Irving ST.
Arlington, Va.
Evening star., 1937-09-19
STONE CONSTRUCTION.
SLATE ROOF-STEEI, BEAMS

Beautiful Cape Cod Colonial, copper gut
terS sno ooWnspouts solid tile foundation,
Iletal easements six magnificent rooms .
patnS' Iull basement. built-in garage, 2
stone nreplaces center hall, loads of
eioset space, copper screens: large 15xl 30
~. Woooed lot; on traffic-fre street in roll
ihs neaVlly wooded section: miles from
tne tn1e Wnlte House. Schools and churches
ciose BY, An ideal location for both adults
ana klddles. among neighbors you'll enjoy
sardess of sacrifice and sIggesf Won Iook
~ over before buying elsewhere Will trade.
enc tnlS prand-new house has never been
Evening star., 1937-09-19

CAPITOL HEIGHTS. MD. - . LARGE
rooms, kitchen and bath: newly furnished :
ami; near bus and stores hot-water heat
electricity and gas; all for $3.50. Phone
X. RENO. Capitol Heights 275.
Evening star., 1937-09-19
NO DOWN PAYMENT.
$3.50 DOWN

We are about 10 begin construction on
several new brick homes in nearby Virginia
and have ready for your inspection plans
Tor the various types of homes These
MONIES VIII contain enormous living room
with wood-burning fireplace, large dining
room and completely equipped gas or cleo
trlc kitchen; some will have two large bed
dry lot, near schools, churches, buses and
stores. BY selecting your home now you
can assist us with such details as bath
room tintsi electric fixtures and interior
decoration. The terms will be $3.50 cash.
S25o when possession is taken and about
S49.50 per month. No renewals. Be in your
new home Christmas
LTTcU II nTYTY TynCy
Evening star., 1937-09-19

81 500--LYON PARK VIRGINIA.
T20 n. Fdgewood st.--4-room cottage
cleo. gas. city water. By OWNER.
Evening star., 1937-09-19

FOh 1O1ORED+
18TH st.. near NV. handsome bay
WINDOW house OF rooms. 2 baths steam
heat. 2-car garage. The 3 front rooms
are really maenfcent. price $3.50
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 1919 X st. NV
Natl. 1896
Evening star., 1937-09-19
JUDSON REAMY.
1922 North Irving st.
Clarendon 1n3o Evenings 1929
NEARBY VIRGINIA.

A beautiful corner semi-bunsalow. 7
rooms. gardens. flowers, extra lot. garage.
Owner leaving city will sacrifice at $4,000
Call A. NJ. COOPER, zoos Eye. National
Evening star., 1937-09-19

rooms, all mooern, good condition. 81 500
feakonanle terms. Pot. 2057
OF burner cleo, garage. hardwood frs;
$500. Decatur 5p4s
Evening star., 1937-09-19

FRESHLY REDECORATED FARM HOUSE
charmingly furnished, ON Chain Bridge
I'd. near Fairfax. Airy rooms. shade trees,
modern conveniences. For rent by year.
FOR further information call Fairfax Isl,
or Box 465-S. Star. lgs
Evening star., 1937-09-19

FOUR-ROOM BUNGALOW. NICELY FUR
nished; Frigidaire: $50 month; four
miles from Peace Cross on Defense High
way: Turn right to Ardmore. E. F. ZIR-
Evening star., 1937-09-19
HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.

n. w. OR NEARBY VA. UNF. "a RMS.
klt.. bath. use Of yard; Quiet: about $40.
H. H, TURNER. l430 N. Wayne St. Arling-
Evening star., 1937-09-19
BOWIE MD.
FOR RENT.

6-room new house on highway, near
railroad station Can be used as store;
$50 mo. Apply JOSEPH ILLIG, Bowie, Nd.
- 1Qs
Evening star., 1937-09-19

New Groom brick home. tile bath. oil
neat. fireplace. screened and insulated:
large porch and garage; foored attic:
centrally located TO bus. street cars and
schools: on large lot with commanding
view; Eastern ave. and Ash ST.; S7g5O;
terms OWNER, Greenwood 2613.
MODERN s-ROOM AND BATH HOUSE,
garage. large lot, shade; 0c bus zone: 3 4
miles to Washington. Price, S6,35O; S10O
cash, $50 month
B. M. SMITH.
240S Columbia Pike Arlfnpton Va
Evening star., 1937-09-19

| GOVT. EMPLOYE AND WIFE WILL RENT
and take care of owners home. furn. or
unfurn:; $40 or S45 month; reference.
Dist. 5104
Evening star., 1937-09-19

COLORED--I HAVE A PERFECTLY COM
Portable little 6-R. AND B. HOME in ab-
fell for less than S5.0O0-YES A WHOLE
LOT LESS and on terms any responsible
man or woman can meet. II has every
modern Improvement: hot-wster heat. au-
tomato hot-water heater. new 3-piece
modern bath. floors all refinished: every
thing new. This house is going to be
sold on some terms within few days.
Call L. L. JOHNSON. "colored Home Spe-
cislist." North 2945.
Evening star., 1937-09-19

A $4,000 COUNTRY GENTLFMAN'S s
home for 81 500. like new, modern; vacant;
l5-ft rooms. bath. CELLAR large porches.
large shade trees much fruit. shrubbery.
Hedges; fertile lot 2O0x400: high. refined
section Md. GEO. c. WALKER, Greenwood
1899. afternoons lgs
Evening star., 1937-09-19
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE

Natl. a1e1. Norm oa4s
Evening star., 1937-09-19

FOR RENT-S6O MONTHLY; ROOMS,
shower bath on first floor; large. unfin-
lshed room on second; hot-water heat
oak floors highly finished. large porch. ce-
ment streets. lot 95x200: all under shade:
located in excellent community near River
ST. HYattSVille CreenMnnd 1850
Evening star., 1937-09-19
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT

FURN. 7-ROOM BRICK. pa BATHS:
ami; garage. yard. 1881 N. Utah. Ar
lington. Va. Clarendon 1885.
1924 N. VERNON. ARLINGTON. VA
Modern 6-rm., 1-bath home; h.-w.h., ga
rage; near bus and schools: immediate
pos. S60 mo. RUBY LEE MINAR, Clar.
45G Wal g3q-
Evening star., 1937-09-19

Navy man left town and will sacrifice
fine new. bungalow. nearly new; very easy
terms, electric kitchen and modern: Glen
mont Heights. Md. Drive out Georgia ave
512 miles north Of trafhc light at Silver
Spring. Call Shepherd 1887 National
9640 and Shepherd 1926 for further in
Evening star., 1937-09-19

FlrSt-A modern seven-room house two
paths h.-W.h.; large grounds. with many
nne trees; excellent neighDorhood; 10c bus
one BLOCK away; Price. S4,95G. Easy terms.
Secono-Modern nine-room house. new
h.-w.h. plant with oil burner well-shaded
corne. lot 15xl so. Wonderful rooming or
boarding house location. on 10c bus line
Price. s5.5OO. Reasonable terms.
Evening star., 1937-09-19

| 1903 N. EDISON ST.. ARLINGTON-NEW
! home: g rooms "a baths. 2 recreation
rooms. , open hreplaces: oil heat. Phone
| Walnut 1868
Evening star., 1937-09-19

ATTRACTIVE BRICK FOUR BED ROOM
house on lovely street in Lyon Village. Va,
nearly new; attractive features; wonderful
ly financed: a genuine bargain direct from
owner. Reply quickly. Box 5l-S. Star.
NEAR FOREST GLEN-NICELY STU
ated home of z rooms. ami. close 10
stores, bus and school; beautifully land
scaped lot, 150x210 #. Very reasonable
for quick sale. For inspection call MR..
WRIGHT. Shepherd o145
Evening star., 1937-09-19

8 ROOMS ? BATHS. H.-W.H., GAS.
electricity, 2-car garage; 500 mo. ERWIN
REALTY co. Call Hyattsville 765.
Evening star., 1937-09-19

COUNTRY CLUB HILLS SECTION. OVER
looking city: 410-foot main street frontage;
plantinFs. fine trees, orchard: center-hall
brlck dwelling, 10 rooms. 3 baths. 2-car
garage: in fine condition well constructed
OF high-erade material: immediate possess
sion. Walnut 1888. los
Evening star., 1937-09-19

5-ROOM HOUSE, GARAGE, OUTBUILD-
inRs, orchard; immediate possession: $50
mo. II. KADAN, Vienna. Va. Vienna 50.
Evening star., 1937-09-19

I16 COTTAGE TER. COTTAGE CITY
Md rooms and bath. h.-w.h.: garage;
5 large lots. Apply after 4:3O pm.
Evening star., 1937-09-19
GOOD BUY FOR LARGE FAMILY.
cG dE0

rooms. bath. > inclosed rear porehes
large front porch, equipped kitchen, oil
neat; spacious grounds. shade trees; 3-car
garage Terms. $500 cash, balance
monthly.
La gaceta., 1937-10-22

LOS PROTESTANTES ACEP-
TAN LA I~NVITACION DE
DON FERNANDO DE LOS
RIOS Y PIDE QUE LOS CA
TOLICOS HAGAN LO MIS-
MO
La gaceta., 1937-10-22

condensation a la carta pasto-
raj de los prelados espanoles,
acept6 aver la invitaci6n de
Don Fernando de los Rios pa
ra investigar las condolences
que existen en- los territories
leales Y rebeldes, en- Espana.
Paddock estima que los cat6li-
cos deben hacer 10 mismo.
"Yo propongo que un grupo
de tres, escogido de entire no
sotros, y otros tres de los It's
firmantes de la carta cat6lica,
vayamos a Esp&na, a la mayor
brevedd possible, Y hagamos
alli una completa investiga :
ci6n de los hechos en- disputa,"
Don Fernando de los Rios
ha offecido a los investigated
res las mayores garantlas en-
10 que respecta al territorio
leal. i,
La gaceta., 1937-10-22
"TINTA Y SELLO"
(Por S. C. B~ebomttn)
ESTADISTICA

De cada Glen solteros,
noventa son piratas callejeros.
De cada Glen maridos,
noventa Y nueve son unos per-
y de cada Glen viudos (didos;
setenta son viciosos y testaru-
(des.
No divide la muier nunca es-
(tos dates,
v Sc ahorrarA bastantes malos
(ratos.
La gaceta., 1937-10-22
LAS E
Y LOS P

Ore Ell lugar de la mujer es
en- ell hdgar, parece que no esta
de acuerdo con la manera de
pensar de lal quinfa parte de
las mujeres de este pals.
Cinendonos al censo de po-
blacion de 1880, ell n1mero de
mujeres empleadas por sueldos
o jornales alcanzaba la cifra de
1~0,752,116.
Los computes de los emplea-
dos del gobierno son como 81
guen:
"Mujeres empleadas en- los
services domesticos, eriadas,
suman mas de 100000
EN- empleos de oficinas,
unos 1000, 0O0."
"Los trenes de lavado, fabri-
cas- Y talleres emplean mas de
100000"
"Dedicadas a trabajos pro-
fesionales, tenemos 1900 900
mujeres''.
"Las escuelas de la aaci6n
emplean a mas de $4,000
maestras".
"Se ha doblado ell n1mero de
mujeres que dirigen sus pro-
pios negocios desde ell censo de
1910"
"Por dltimo, las costureras v
modistas son las dos unicas o.
cupaeiones donde han disminui-
do los empleos."
Este debe ser por los ves-
tddos cortos D ce1idos.
J. r. S.
La gaceta., 1937-10-22
LA UNION DE CIUDADA-
NOS APOYA A

New York, oct. 22.-La u
MON de Ciudadanos acord6 aver
apoyar la candidatrra, del al
calde LaGuardia Y Thomas Dew
ey para fiscal.
Estima esa union que las dos
facciones desacreditadas del
partido democratico han acor-
dado una tregua con la esperan-
"a de recapturar Ell ayunta-
miento.
La Union International de
Mujeres de la Ropa acord6, en-
I'm mitin efectuado en- el Hip6-
dromo, apoyar la candidatura
de LaGuardia.
Ell alcalde pronunci6 un VI
goroso discurso, siendo ovacio-
nado.
La gaceta., 1937-10-22
VERA CON BUENOS
OJOS QUE Ell GOBIERNO
FEDERAL INVESTIGATE
Ell Case DE SHOEMAK-
Err

New York, oct. 22.-Hablan-
do con una delegation de la
Union de Libertadores Civicas,
ell gobernador Cone declare a.
yer que veria con buenos ojos
que ell gobierno federal inves-
tigara ell asesinato de Jose Shoe
maker.
Eel estado ha hecho practi-
camente TODD 10 que podfa. 70
no puedo dominar los tribuna-
les de la Florida, como ell presi-
dente Roosevelt no puede domi-
mar los de la naci6n".
Uno de los visitantes de Cone,
Edwel Sandner, inquiri6: TEN
go entendido que varios grupos
de la Florida dicen que ALI no
permitiran organizar ell Clio?
NADIA tengo que yer con ESQ
contesto Cone. Tai cosa cores
ponde a las I~ocalidades. ST u.s.
ted va a la Florida y viola las
leyes, sera castigado. 81 aboga
por la destruction del gobier-
no americana, lie sacaran Sell
parihuelas.
-Nosotros apoyamos 81 go
bierno Glen por ciento,-contes
to Sandner.
-Entonces le protegeremos.
Pero yo creo que debiera ser
ahorcado ell hombre que aboga
por ell derribo del gobierno.
Una carta publicada aqui d.
ce que ell xxx domino la poll
tica en- ell distrito de Tampa.
La gaceta., 1937-10-22
SARRAuT Die
D DEL NoRTE DE.
AFRICA.

Paris. oct. 22.-Un decreto
del gobierno concede poderes
dictatoriales al exprimer minis
tro Albert Sarraut. gobernador
del norte de Africa, con mott
vo de Ia agitaci6n ALI creada
por la propaganda italiana.
Mas de ochenta aeroplanos
de primera Inca seran manda-
dos a Africa, saliendo los dias
~ y % de octubre v 9 de no
viembre. Las escuadrillas cru
zaran Ell Sahara, ell sur de Tu-
neg y Argelia.
italia mantiene la agitaci6n
entire los mahometanos por me-
dio de los natives Y discusses
por la radio.
La gaceta., 1937-10-22
CHAMBERLAIN CREE EN-
LA "A DE CIAN0
Ell Gabinete TngLes Opaesto
al Boycott

Londres, oct. 22.-Contestan-
do en- la camara de diputados a
una Interpolation hecha por los
laboristas, Ell primer ministro
Chamberlain contest6 que TIA
liza no tenia motives econ6micos
Y estrategicos en- Espana, por-
que asf 10 habia hecho saber Ell
ministro de estado italiano con-
de Ciano, yerno de Mussolini.
La camara reaccionaria, que
pretende tapar ell cinismo fas-
cista con un dedo, di6 un vote
de confianza a Chamberlain,
por 204 contra III.
Momentos antes Antonio E.
den habfa dicho que a Inglate-
ira solo lie inquietan sus inte-
reses.
Ell comandante Attlee, lider
de la minoria laborista, dijo que
para ell pueblo ingles era un mo
two de sonrojo que Eden sostu-
viera que al gobierno solo lie in
teresa su imperialism.
Chamberlain, en- tono suave,
manifesto que Inglaterra esti-
maria insatisfactorio cualquier
arreglo que tolerara Ell enyfo
de armas y municiones a Espa-
ma.
Tambien ell "premier" conde-
no la propaganda que Sc hace
para b~oycotear al Jap6n.
La gaceta., 1937-10-22
Ell TEMPO

Esperase que una ola fra
hoy a Tampa. Anoche pa
SO por New Orleans.
La ofieina metereol6gica To-
cal pronostica nublados y HUI
Maxima temperature aver
rs grades, minima 81.
La gaceta., 1937-10-22
UNA MATO A
OTRA

New York, oct. 22.-Anoche,
en- Little Rock, ciudad del esta-
do de Arkansas, la Sra. Phil
fps sostuyo I'm altercado con su
hermana, Ia Sra. G. D. Wilson.
Y Ia hizo pm disparo de revolt
yer, nIatandola.
La Sra. Phillips declare que
la pistola Sc dispar6 cuando su
hermana trat6 de quitarsela.
La gaceta., 1937-10-22

New York, Octubre 22.-El
obispo pr~otestante Robert L.
Paddock, hablando en- represen
taci6n de los $50 Ministros y
laicos que firmaron la carta
La gaceta., 1937-10-22
Ell ALCOHOL

Con este tftulo dara una con-
ferencia el domingo, en- la igie-
STA Metodista de West Tampa,
Ell Rev. ]. A. Phillips. Sc invita-
al p1blico.
La gaceta., 1937-10-22
ENTIRE NOvIOS

El.-No nos serfa diffcil ca
safnes; mi padre es ministro
protestante.
Ella.-Bueno .probaremos
mi padre es abogado,
La gaceta., 1937-10-22

De cada Glen ~solteras,
ochenta Y dos jamas aman de
De cada Glen casadas, (veras.
veinte o treinta tan solo son hon.
y de cada Glen viudas, (radas;
las ciento son tan falsas como
(Judas.
Muchachas que iurais amor E.
(terno:
va sabeis Ell canine del Infer
(no!
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-11-18
IA Puddi1l' Head The First

had reached the Comets 80 when
the half ended.
Vandever brought the kickoff
back 20 yards to the 80 and Brad
ley picked up IL and Vandever
20 for two first downs O.. success
i've plays. A Is yard penalty for
illegal use of the hands halted
the attack. Rock came through
the line for eight but they were
forced to kick and Cymanski
brought the ball back 20 yards to
his 40.
A pass to Cymanski was good
for eight but the Bears were for
ced to kick and the Comets kick
ed and received again in turn as
the quarter terminated.
A st. Paul tumble put the Com
cts in charge of the ball on the
% yard line but the chance to
score was muffed when Anderson
intercepted a pass on the eight.
After an exchange of punts, st.
Paul started a drive which took
the ball to the ten yard line, the
longest gain being pass from
Kolesar to Hastings. There the
Comets took the ball again after
several passes failed.
Rock broke into the clear
around end for 35 yards, Vende-
yer carried for Is, Bradley was
good for ten and Rock broke
away for 10 but the drive ended
on the six yard stripe. Kolesar
had nabbed pass on the As yard
line as the game eLded.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-11-18
MARSHALL AND
FAIRMONT TIE
FOR LOOP CUP

The Little Ten season closed
with two teams claiming first po-
sition and two others tied but un-
defeated after vicious Armistice
day battles on several gridirons.
Marshall's razzle-dazzle failed
at Tracy and the boys of Bernie
Cole were forced to revert to
straight football to overcome 6
to O lead which Chef Raasch's
squad grabbed early in the en-
counter. The Tigers won Is to 6
but 5000 fans saw the conference
pacemakers make many fumbles
as the inspired Scrappers fought
for every inch Of ground. 1t was
the first game of their season
which the Tigers did not succeed
in turning into rout.
Several thousand fans saw Hut
Crimson and Glencoe battle to a
scoreless tie which spoiled the
claim of both elevens to a share
in the conference title. Fairmont,
which shares league honors with
Marshall, having won four
straight also, struck strong nom
conference foe Armistice day and
went down q to 0 at the hands
of Blue Earth. st. James ha"
easier competition and defeated
Madelia 10 to 6.
Redwood Falls dropped its en-
counter of the week to SPRING
field ID to Z and after playing on
even terms until the last quarter,
Sleepy Eye took to the air disas-
terously and was beaten by New
Ulm 10 to 0, finishing the season
without a victory.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-11-18

TYPEWRITERS For Rent, port
ables or standard models. 81 per
month. three months for $40 if
paid in advance. New portables
and used standard machines for
sale also. The Redwood Gazette.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-11-18
Ted BalkO Is
Sixth In Iowa
Husking Classic

Ted Balko of Redwood Falls
placed sixth in the champion of
champions corn husking contest
in Fort Dodge, Iowa, Thursday.
His prize was $50.
The sweepstakes cash prize of
$500 went to Fred Stanek, SO, of
Fort Dodge, four times national
husking champion. StaLek husk-
ed BAIT bushels, winning over
eight other former national
champs as an Armistice day
crowd of 10000 watched.
Sherman Hendrickson of Lin
coin, Nebraska, was second and
Elmer Carlson of Audubon, Iowa,
third.
Among those from this COM
munity who attended were Mr..
and Mrs. Adolph Balko, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dave Dennistoun, Mr.. and
Mrs. Les Barrett, B. P. Kelly, Lee
Ke ney, Jesse Slaymaker, Otto
MammeS., George Allen, Ed Dun
levy, Luther Quesenberry, Ed.
Barenthin, William Schmidt, AL
bert Balko, Louis Gerstmann,
Sally Modory, and Marian Ten
ney.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1937-11-18
WOman's Club at
Delhi Discusses
Ways of Saving
BY Mrs. Albin jacobson

Delhi = The Delhi Women's
Civic club met last Wednesday
evening at the home of Mrs. Mer-
ton Ekfelt. Mrs. c. A. Hultquist
president of the club presided
Roll call was responded to by
telling How 1 Save Time" Mrs
o. II. Petersen gave paper on
Minneapolis, the City of Lakes, D
Mrs. Irwin Mckay discussed
ways to save money and Mrs.
John Saari spoke on the Control
of Economics and Political Gov
eminent" A quartet consisting of
Mesdames Merton Ekfelt, Clifford
Engeman, Ben Oslund and Arthur
Mckay sang group of songs.
Mrs Albin Jacobson had charge
of the music. Light refreshments
were served. The hostesses were
Mesdames Merton Ekfelt, D. M.
Monson and Clifford Engeman.
The next meeting will be held
Wednesday evening, December 8,
with Mrs. Irwin Mckay.
Sherman Payne of Belview was
Delhi business caller Monday.
Mrs. Roy Anderson of Austin
and G. H. Fisk of LETTERS were
Tuesday visitors at the Charles
Walker and F. J. Starr homes.
/, Mrs. o. T. Valla and her sister,
Mrs. Thorson of Appleton were
guests at the Hubert Bunting
home last week.
Mesdames Fred Moritz, MAIDS
Christensen, Andrew Omtvedt
and Frank Clark were Friday
guests at the B. R. Whittet home
near Redwood Falls.
Miss Dorothy Sandburg of
Redwood Falls spent Armistice
day here with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. G.. Sandburg.
J. S. Gunelson of Belview was
Delhi business caller Friday.
A. L. Leonard of Granite Falls
spent Sunday at his home here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Clark
were Tuesday visitors at Marshall
and Mankato.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Nantke re-
turned Wednesday after spending
two days at the Junior Livestock
show in South st. Paul.
Miss Verna Goldberg spent
Tuesday and Wednesday with
Miss Verge Trent in Kintire.
Sam Helgeson of Renville was
a Delhi caller Saturday.
Miss Harriet Clark spent Sat-
urday and Sunday with relatives
at Redwood Falls.
Mrs. o. H. Petersen and son
Arlie visited last week with rela-
tives at Granite Falls.
Otto Flom of Swedes Forest
was a Delhi business visitor
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Parker,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stewart, Mr..
and Mrs. M. o. Hanson, Mr.. and
Mrs. A. P. Falk, Mr.. and Mrs.
Edwin Bollum, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Baldwin, Mr.. and Mrs. r.
v. Ochs, Mr.. and Mrs. /. R. Rog-
ers and daughter Mary Jean,
Mesdames Emil Kuenzli and Jen-
ME Pomroy, Miss Edna Lee, Mr..
and Mrs. Elmer Wright and Mrs.
j. M. Stewart of Redwood Falls
attended the dinner and bazaar
in the Presbyterian church par
lor Thursday.