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Evening star., 1937-09-23
DOZEN BIG GAMES
ON TAP SATURDAY
Buckeye-T. Gu. Battle Tops
IntersectionaI Program.
Coast Firing Heavy.
BY the Associated Press.

"A yEW YORK, September 23-
M Many foot ball coach will
sigh for the good old days Of
Il early-season set-ups on Satur-
DAY when a dozen games capable of
handling headaches to coaches, players
and prognosticators appear on the
national front.
Seldom have the schedule makers
served such tasty early season dish.
The firing will be heaviest on the
Pacific Coast with Washington and
Iowa. California and st. Mary's, and
Stanford and Santa Clara providing
the top contests. but thereIl be plenty
of action in the Midwest, East and
South
Washington, defeated in this years
Rose Bowl game, meets an Iowa team
making its debut under Irl Tubbs.
The Huskies lost seven men from last
years Pacific Coast Conference cham
pions. loss that should whittle them
down to Iowa's caliber.
ST. Mary's has Lou Ferry at quarter
back to direct big. heavy team that
will go places regardless of its record.
for the Gaels again will hit the road
extensively. Getting away against
California at Berkeley will be no cinch.
The Golden Bears are rated one of the
foremost contenders for the conference
title.
Evening star., 1937-09-23
Cornell-Penn State Headlines.

EASTERN fans must look to Ithaca
y for their major competitive thrill.
There two resurgent foot ball forces,
Cornell and Penn State, meet in a
game that can send either team off to
a big season. The Big Seds sturdy
sophomores Of 1896 should be more
mature, and Central New York is
"high' on the Ithacans' prospects de-
spite an awesome schedule
Penn State has aroused as much
interest. Coach Bob Higgins feels that
this is the year and Saturday the first
"der tag for the start OF the best
Penn State season since the storied
days of Glenn Killinger and Harry
Wilson.
Down South, Vanderbilt plays Ken
lucky IN Dixie foot ball premiere
that should drag 'em in at Nashville.
Neither team exactly scintillated last
year in Southern foot ball, but both
are reported on the upgrade. Tulane,
well up In the foot ball parade, meets
a well-balanced Clemson eleven. while
Duke entertains Virginia Poly at Dur
ham and North Carolina, which won
the game a year ago, plays South
Carolina at Chapel Hill.
Evening star., 1937-09-23
TERPS FIT AS Toll
FOR OPENER ENDS
Only One Real Casual-No
Change Is Made in Prospective
Starting Lineup.

MARYLAND'S foot ball team is well
hardened for the opening game
with ST. Johns of Annapolis at Col
lege Park Saturday.
The Terps completed their tough
work yesterday in exceptional physical
condition and all they will do today
and tomorrow is polish up in light
drills.
Alan Miller, halfback, who has a
sprained ankle. is the only real casual,
although Perish Mondorff will not see
action. as he has not quite fully re-
covered from shoulder hurt suffered
10 days ago in trying to tackle Earring
Jim Meade.
Frank Dobson has made no change
in his A squad Of 13 and his starting
lineup doubtless will be:
Budkoff and Smith. ends; J. De
Armey and Brown, tackles; Wolfe and
Surgent, guards; Walton. center;
Weidinger, quarter; Meade and
Hewitt. halfbacks, and De Armey, full
back. Wheeler, halfback, and Nc
Carthy, end, are the chief spares.
However, second team will be used
if the going permits.
Play Saturday will start at 3 o'clock
and all grandstand seats will be rs
cents.
Evening star., 1937-09-23
WESTBURY HAILED
AS WONDER FOUR
Oethroned Greentrees Never
Had a Chance, Declares
Tommy Hitchcock.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
n YEW YORK, September ga
mi sort Of super polo team-old
" Westbury-has burst forth
4 from nowhere to rule that
sport today as firmly as Donald Bulge
does tennis and Theodore Allen Of
Alhambra, Calf, the horseshoe pitch
ers.
The Greentree riders, open cham
pions for the last two years, who got
steam-rollered, IL to 6, in the final
tussle yesterday at the Meadow Brook
Club, had the privilege Of being the
first to admit that hurricane had
hit them.
I'VE never had chance" said the
great Tommy Hitchcock, Greentrees
10-goal handspring, as he YEARLY
sponged himself down. These young
fellows are getting too good and too
rough for us old guys"
Evening star., 1937-09-23
G. WIS FORTIFYING
AT CENTER POSITION
Stapleton and Cottingham Being
Groomed for Job Halberg Is
Expected to Hold.

A THOUGH Al Halberg is expected
eventually to occupy the center
post on George Washington's eleven,
once he gets into condition. both Tim
Stapleton and Ted Cottingham we're
being groomed today for the now
empty spot.
Left open by the sudden illness of
AL Haringer, the center spot will not
again be found wanting OF reserves,
If preparation means anything 1t is
Jim Pixlee's scheme now to have three
men trained in the art OF swapping
back the ball, just in case Fate again
removes one of the key men.
Physicians at the university hos
pital declared today that it is doubt
full If Haringer ever will play foot
ball again. He was operated on for
an infected pancreas.
Evening star., 1937-09-23
ST. JOHNS IN TRIM
FOR MARYLAND TILT
Sure It Will Make Terps Fight
to Win-Boasts of Unusual
Backfeld Strength.

A NNAPOLIS, Md, September 23-
st. Johns Is somewhat better
prepared for its opening game against
Maryland at College Park Saturday
than usual, and, while not claiming
a chance to win, Coach Dutch Lentz
Is confident of making a good showing.
I'VE will give them a fight" the
Johnny mentor said.
st. Johns undoubtedly has a good
backf1eld, with Johnny Lambros and
Warren Hammann as its aces. The
line, fairly experienced, averages ITS
pounds.
Lentz expects to start the following:
Left end, De Lisio; left tackle,
Archie: left guard, Sands; center,
Dick Snibbe; right guard, Sadler;
right tackle, Townsend; right end,
Weisheit; quarterback, Lambros; left
half, Macmillan; right half, Ham,
mann; fullback, De Sisse.
Evening star., 1937-09-23
HAGERTY UNDECIDED
ON HILLTOP LINEUP
New Offensive Patterned After
Pro Style Being Learned
by Blue and GRAY,

NO INTIMATION of Georgetown's
= starting lineup against Shenan-
doah a week from Saturday will be
given until the end of the week, Coach
Jack Hagerty said today.
The Hoyas are learning some new
offensive tricks, patterned after the
professional game, which find plays
ending in double and triple laterals.
Some Of the plays were worked against
Virginia and William and Mary dur
ing G. us sojourn at Old Point Com
fort and these and others are being
touched up by the Blue and Gray
coaching staff.
From daily workouts it appears as
il Tommy Keating, Joe Keegin and
Bob Nolan-from last years team
and AL Urbanski, sophomore, will
handle the Hoyas' passing this year.
Evening star., 1937-09-23
Ohio State to Play r. C. u.

Mania CLARA, bogey man for
the big names of the conference,
plays Stanford. another title contender.
Tiny Thornhill's team has been i'm
proved by the return to action of the
versatile Bill Paulman at quarterback
Biggest intersectional clash of the
day will be the Ohio State Texas
Christian embroglio at Columbus. The
Horned Frogs come North. 40 strong.
with husky line and versatile set
of backs Ohio State has been brought
along slowly and the preseason bonn
baSt from the Buckeye bailwick has
been in lower key than in previous
years.
Illinois meets Ohio u. a member of
the tough Buckeye Conference. in an
interesting encounter. The Illini's
fast, small team will have plenty to
handle. Ohio University invades Ur-
bana from conference famous for
triumphant long-shot artists. Ohio
was co-holder of the Buckeye groups
title in 1886.
Evening star., 1937-09-23
Argentine Pays Tribute.

MANUEL ANDRADA, captain Of the
powerful Argentine quartet that
more or less has ruled the world roost
for several years, Rugged Stewart Igle-
hart, old Westbury's young 1O-goal
star, after yesterdays match and told
an interpreter to say: You are the
most magnificent team ever"
When Hitchcock and Andrada say
things like that. it must be so.
Three Long Island lads-C. v.
(Sonny) Whitney. Mike Phipps and
Iglehart-who were born with little
silver mallets in their mouths, and the
terrific Texan. Cecil Smith, comprise
the new wonder" team.
Phipps scored five Of the new cham
pions' goals, Iglehart three, Smith two
and Whitney one.
Hitchcock scored three for the losers
and played magnificently, as usual.
Evening star., 1937-09-23
NAVY MASCOT OUT
OF OPENING CLASH
Bill, the Goat, Hit by Untimely
Attack of Mange-0nly One
Mildly Not Ready.
BY the Associated Press.

bs tne associated Press.
A NNAPOLIS. Md. September %.
Bill. who overcame Notre Dame
and a crisis at one and the same year.
has fallen victim to another crisis
mango.
Bill is the rough-and-ready and
completely unpedigreed goat the Navy
rescued from Baltimore's stockyards
in 1884 in an attempt to revive Navy
foot ball prestige. He did Just that
with a bang, bringing two victories
over Army in three years.
But news has leaked out here as
the Sailors work for Saturdays opener
with William and Mary that Bill has
developed the mango. So the veteran
mascot won't take the field SATURDAY..
The Navy team worked today on
signals and plays.
Lieut.. Harry j. (Hank) Hardwick
said all his players would be ready
for action except Harold Hansen.
back, who has a twisted knee.
Evening star., 1937-09-23
Williamson Picks Terrapins
And Cards to Annex OPENERS

ATHOIIC UNIVERSITY slight avortc
falo N Y, Sunday Maryland
College
- ington's collegiate foot ball
This according Williamson rating
gathered from colleges throughout the country carefully
weighed
Canisus didn't
-
So close u and Cansis this
figures their
The number after each the predictions
tentative rating
preliminary rating
information.
In the predict" column means win for No
prediction
plays at home Friday afternoon
z, Saturday night. - ' '
Evening star., 1937-09-23
4ppetsing Early Dish Laid Before Nation Bali Fans
Sports Program
For Local Fans

TODAY.
Base Ball.
Cleveland VS.. Washington, Grit.
nth Stadium. 3:15.
Wrestling.
al Mercier VS.. Ray Steele, fea-
ture match, Turner's Arena, $3.50.
TOMORROW.
Foot Ball.
Chicago Cardinals VS.. Washing
ton Redskins, Grifith Stadium,
$50.
Central VS.. East Side High, Pat
terson, N. j.
Boating.
Presidents Cup Regatta, OF
Hams Point, 1880.
SATURDAY.
Base Ball.
Philadelphia vs.. Washington,
Grifdth Stadium, 8.
Boating.
Presidents Cup Regatta, of
Hams Point, 1:45.
Foot Ball.
st. Johns VS.. Maryland, College
Park, Md, 3.
Eastern VS.. Episcopal, Alexan-
dria, Va, 2:30.
George Washington High VS..
John Marshall, Alexandria, Va,
2:30.
Tech vs.. Maury High, Nor
folk, Va.
Evening star., 1937-09-23
A. A. U. ELECTS OFFICERS
Weeks Continues as Active Head,
Russell Honorary Prexy.

With A. Earle Weeks and William E.
Russell continuing as active and
honorary presidents, respectively, the
District of Columbia A. A. U. had new
officers In other important posts today.
Accepting the entire slate of the
Nominating Committee, the organiza-
ton elected o. U. Singer as first vice
president, James A. Sullivan as second
vice president, E. Joseph Aranoff as
third vice president and Winfree
Johnson as secretary treasurer.
Weeks, Johnson, Sullivan, Aranoff,
Ralph Foster and Edward Rosenblum
were named delegates to the annual
meeting of the National A. A. u.
Evening star., 1937-09-23

Some 100 of our lads and lassies
are expected to take part in the tour
nament, to be an 18-hole medal
play handicap event. Entries will
close Monday night with DR.. w. c..
Barr, secretary Of the District Golf
Association. and on Monday the priv
ileges of the Chevy Chase Club will be
open to all entrants in the tourney.
A fee of 50 will be charged. Last
year similar affair-at Columbia
drew one Of the larger fields of the
year.
Evening star., 1937-09-23
20 YEARS AGO
IN THE STAR

TY COBB'S timely home run and
single behind Howard Ehmke's
three-hit pitching, enabled the
Tigers to whitewash the Griffs,
40.
Chicago is depending on Ray
Schalk, one Of the American
Leagues best catchers, to break
up the Giants hit-and-run play
IN the coming world series.
Paul and Ray Carlin, Pat Fin
negan, Ahern and Heapy are being
counted on to I'LL the gaps In
Gsoreetown's green eleven this Fall.
Evening star., 1937-09-23
CALLS WASHINGTON A. C.

Manager Wyche requests that all
members Of the Washington A. c. base
ball team meet at Thirteenth and H
streets northeast at IL o'clock Sunday
morning before going to Baltimore
for a double-header with Blooming
dale nine.
Evening star., 1937-09-23
SOFT BALL BERTHS OPEN.

Five more franchises remain open
IN the Community Center,s Indoor
Soft Ball League. Teams interested
should contact Pete English, director
Of boys activities, at the Franklin
School.
Evening star., 1937-09-23

playing at Lake Sunapee. N. H. Com
ing to tough par hole he knocked
three straight balls over the fence from
the tee. Then, little angered, he
walloped big tee shot straight down
the middle.
From a hanging lie he socked
No. 2 iron shot into the cup
for par 5-actually a double
eagle deuce. That's one of those
things that won't often happen.
Evening star., 1937-09-23
WAR NETMEN TRAVEL
Go to Wilmington, Del. Sunday
to Oppose Arsenal Team.

War Departments tennis team,
which finished in third place in the
Departmental League, will go to Will
mington, Del, on Sunday to meet the
netmen of Picatinny Arsenal, a War
Department experiment station.
The local contingent will be under
the leadership of Bruce Anderson and
will include Lieuts. Alan Blade and
Stan Robinson, Majs. c. w. Christen-
berry and w. S. Rumbough, Earle
Thomas, j. Landers, P. Tarbay, A.
Bitonti, J. Andary, c. Skaggs, I. Vice
and H. Heller
Evening star., 1937-09-23

HAVE you heard the yarn of how
Washington golfer put three balls
out of bounds and still bagged par
on par hole? It's one of the bet
ter stories Of the season and one you
won't often hear. 1t happened to Ar
thur G. Dezendorf, who not so many
years ago was one of Washingtons
star scholastic athletes. Dezendorf was
Evening star., 1937-09-23

MEMBERS of the executive COM
- mittee of the Women's District
Golf Association will gather next
Monday to talk over the years golf
affairs and plan their program for
next year. Just what will happen
regarding the presidency of the organ
Evening star., 1937-09-23

i7ation is up in the air. Mrs. Ralph
Payne, president for the past two
years, has been asked to take the
office again, but precedent has it that
a president shall serve only two years.
The annual meeting, at which officers
are chosen, is scheduled for December 2.
FIGHT survivors of two match-play
rounds were meeting today at
Columbia in the third round of the
Post Cup tourney for women, with the
following pairings: Mrs. Charlotte S.
Stern Mdian Spring. VS.. Mrs. A. w.
Tucker Beaver DAM. Mrs. F. Dick
inson Let's Chevy Chase VS.. Mrs.
E. M. Amick (Columbia), Mrs Arnold
McNitt (CongressionaD VS.. Mrs. Betty
P. Meckley Undian Spring., Miss
Marion Brown (Manor) VS.. Mrs. j. H.
Bullock Undian Spring..
Mrs. Amick won an overtime match
yesterday from Mrs. George F. Hussey
Of Army-Navy by and 8. Tied at
the end of the regulation 18 holes,
they played another full round to the
decision in favor of Mrs. Amick.
A new winner will be crowned, for
none of the survivors has won the
tourney in previous years. Miss Gloria
Rodgers, the 1886 winner, did not
compete this year.
WAsHINGToN's biggest club
championship will get under
way on October A. The Columbia
Country Club title tourney, with prob
ably $50 entrants, will start on that
day for the title won by Miller B.
Stevinson for the sixth time in 1886.
Nor will Stevinson be any soft spot
again. Just now he is playing at his
best gait and he'll be favorite to
repeat, notwithstanding the talented
youngsters who will turn out to at
tempt to grab the club crown. October
4 and will be given over to the quail
flying round, with four match-play
rounds to follow-one each day.
Evening star., 1937-09-23
By Walter McCoIIum

EACHI the end Of its competitive the District Golf Assoca
has schedule
fathers of the hope this final
will
the Chevy
shown in the
Evening star., 1937-09-08
HELP OOMESJlC.

CoLoRED COOK TO prepare lunch snd
supper, no cleaning. Apply Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs. S. Barnett. Roosevelt Ho-
tel. Adj. $40.
coLoRED GIRL refined. for general
housework; slso laundry. Apt. 2Ol. 1920
Clyoesdale pl nv Columbia 1905
COOK. general houSeworker. must live in;
upstairs rrn.; $40 month. 1904 Randolph
COOK AND HoUsEWORK Err: say nights:
comfortable room and bath. Wisconsin
cooK -HousEKEEPER. white; must have
reliable ref. De excellent cook: bet. 26-sO
56Sl $50 o''' '''' D'Sn's' e"'i0fen' ADAMS
GENERAL BoUsEwoRKER, cook. stay
nights; city references; $40 month. 43O
Crlstenden st. NV. Adams 1857.
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER and cook
sleep IN no laundry; must be experienced
sno nave references good position. 51lh
Colorado ave. NV.
cook; must live in; S35 a month. Apply
place OF business, l226 G ST. NV.
GIRL white. for general housework must
oe experienced stsy nights, good salary.
Emerson 925I
GIRL white, reliable, ls 70 2s. general
sood home, S25 month. CIev a49s
GIRL, s.h.w.; must have reference: live
IN; "a week. Apply after pm. IA 10Th
st. ne
GIRL, white; e.hw; elderly lady and SON
olsin cooking; stsy nights. 1912 Isher-
WOOD St. ne. ADJ T. g.
GIRL OR YOUNG WOMAN. white gen
ersl housework: sleep in; lieht Laundry:
experienced with children: good salary 10
right party references Emerson n9S5
GooD COOK and general houseworker.
: in family; no children; permanent home
tor woman not afraid of work 2t1l G
81 IN West 2a47
a0gsEKEEpER d0og FdS white. relis ole refined
live in Cleveland t54l.
MAID white; help take care of baby and
small spsrtment; stay nights. $500 18th
nv. Apt % TO-
2s0f
MAID. white Os-35), competent. fond of
enilaren; crsn stay nights; S7.6 per week: ref
MAID. colored experienced cook. general
nobseWork; must like children. references:
stay nights; Chevy Chase. Nd. State age.
experience salary expected. Box 50 r,
MAID, refined. young white. for upstairs in
ismlly OF adults; stay nights. Apply
i1bS X st. NV. between 10 and l or
80 to o.m.
WHITE GIRL, experienced reliable. fond
Of children: cookine and sh.w., children s
launds stay nights Wisconsin 4350
WOMAN white, cooking, s.h.w.; no heavy
$40 month Wisconsin 5Sas
/ WOMAN general housework; 4 adults
nearby Va; ple in cooking. ironing; seep
IN ref; So week. Walnut $3.50.
i WOMAN. white honest refined. references
for housework; share home with widow;
small salary. Georgia 1878.
WOMAN white. experienced. care of year
olo baby sno small apt. for employed
couple; rm., hd., S25 month; stsv in. ref
! erences REQUIRED. $50 10Th ST. ne after
p.m
yoIINfs WHITE crp, -..s.--,-.,
school preferred. to live with family in
chevy Chase. Md, snd be mothers helper
snn companions small salary, room and
ooaro BOY .3-R, Star.
| YOUNG WHITE WOMAN to 10 seneral
nousewors. Apply Thursday 341s Rhode
Tsland ave. Mt. Rsiniss
Evening star., 1937-09-08
SITUATIONS MEN.

ACCOUNTANT. expert; books started. bal
snced audited. kept part time tax prob
lens; most reasonable refs. Adams 9tgh.
ADMINISTRATIvE ASSISTANT, expe-
rlenced; college graduate; engineering de
sree; fine personality aggressive; excellent
com acts Boz tSR star g.
BOY. colored. age 81 wishes Job Of any
Kind: references. Cali Decatur 349;
CHA UFFEUR -- Spanish American gentle
man wishes employment with family or
concern: references. P. Mas. North s963.
1903 R. ]. ave. nv.
COLORED MAN experienced wants work,
lsnltor in apartment. Ed0 Blackwell
l3z kenyon ST. nv. or call Col ol42.
ELECTRICAL SCHOOL GRADUATE de-
slres position electricians helper.
Phone Lincoln 562S-W o.
NIGHT OR WEEK END WORK. gas sta
non. watchman, clerk. by college senior;
wiling. dependable. Boz S5-R. Star.
TRANSPORTATION ECONOMIST, civil
engineer nard worker; rail and motor
fsnSport. Government and private ex-
oerisnce Boz ~ r Star. g.
YOUNG MAN, neat, honest, reliable. de
Sires work any Kind. Call Decatur O326
YOUNG. MAN. coIored, high school grad
uate chauffeur. delivery in grocery or
llonor store, valet, experienced Martin.
North 56O,.
YOUNG MEN attending Strayer COLLEGE de-
sire miscellaneous part-time jobs in ex-
chanee for living expenses Phone Mr.
Conner, National 1888
Evening star., 1937-09-08

ASSIST ANT STENOG., receptionist 10 doc
tof renneo, young. experienced. low salary:
oest references. North S9S6-J, Miss Hoge.
O.
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE desires once
WORK; reference; experienced Met 1850
INFANT NURSE. trained, German: also
pracbicsl EXP. with adults S25 week: city
references. Boz 33R. Star IA
NURSE, UNDERGRADUATES. exp. all cases
nervous and mental; drivers permit;
years in ID. c. Care for patient in own
comfortable spt. Decatur 6i92.
PERSONAL COBORED MAID experienced
masseuse, wants position maid TO ma
iron or oebutante. Box 9S-R, star.
PRACTICAL NURSE wishes position as as
sistant IN doctors or dentists Office Cali
Met. 5s49
PRACTICAL NURSE; I2-hour service;
reasonable; day or night duty. Cali Al
lsntic 6s34-J
PRACTICAL NURSE wishes a place caring
lor, sick Fart work and very good with
children; ref. Call Adam 1s61
STENOGRAPHER-TY nonor gradu-
ate. efhctent general Office work Mod
crate salary with chance for adya yancement.
Adams 92la
TECH GRADUATE stenogrspher. nine
months' ofilce experience, operate ell Office
machines; also P. 3. x. board. pot
252f-J
WIDOW. white, middle age, good house
keeper, cook. wants good home, small fam
lily: city refs. Box SCR, Star
YOUNG WOMAN. 80, pleasant personality.
\ years telephone and resident manager
experience. desires immediate connection.
Emerson 1894. Highest local references.
Evening star., 1937-09-08


REPAIRS e. SERVICE.
BEDDING MATTRESSES box springs and
Wash, Mattress Co. s 9 L st. sw. Nat s67a.
CARPENTER, white independents. porches
screened, repaired or incloseG. sttics snn
easements nnished: fences. sll iyoeS; book
shelves cabinets closets, modern built in
furniture gen fepsirs. DOUGLAS. At 1881.
ELECTRIC WIRING. slstur.' .ns
3egsl Eec. Co. Ssa UDshur nv Gel s3oi
FLOOR SANDING MACHINES for rent
Nf.an DAY white mechanics; work guar
snteso I. D. HsnklnS District 1925 i3'
FURNACES CLEANED oil and coal; air
lghteo: scale removed. more heat. less
fuel - srs. experience. Clev. 5154. :
JOB PLAsTER1NG. cement work No lob
20 small. none 100 far. William Thomss
lU1 M st. nv. District 4hsO, o.
PAPER HANGING, painting work gusran-
teed; rock-bottom prices: father and son
Columbis si,3. 50S Kenyon nv s.
eAPERING painting; responsible work
man prices reas.; work guaranteed; best
references; estimates Greeneood 652-J
oered - up; satisfy. J. n Tolson. LIN
coin 302s-J .sxsndria 3sI3. H.
PAPER HANGING AND pAINTING-Rooms
oapered, 81 up; No ioh TOO small: work
8@sfan'ee' s!ss floors 'eAn'@h'd' Atlantic
PAPER HANGING. painting; special low
prices, 81 per room; with Imperial wash
anle paper; guaranteed INV own work
save by calling Spisel Randolph 593;. los
PAPER HANGING, rooms papered, S4 and
up Tree estimates: work guaranteed Call
am time. Greenwood 1852
PAPER HANGING this week onIy, s6 30
per room. washable. sunfsst paper Of
lp3 work guaranteed Adams 1891
PAPER HANGING at lowest cost: work
done ~ skilled decorators; modernize with
hne selected wall spers
CENTRAL DECORATING co.
ADAMS 24;, ADAMS 4aqS-J 10.
PAPER HANGING done at once. 50 .
room and up including paper Work
guaranteed White mechanics Geo. O0"4