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Evening star., 1937-11-22
Harvard Men Hire Band to Give Yale Grads 2 Razz


chips right now, but he turned
down check for 5000 for ex-
penses in his charity match for
New York's kids.
Plenty of football upsets satur-
day Colgate licking Syracuse
made this column look good
But what about Texas Christian
setting Rice down? ). We picked
Purdue over Indiana in the pool.
but didn't have the nerve to do 1t
m print >. Stanford is the team
that really let us down We
thought it had a real chance to
upset California despite what Slip
Madigan said .. It'll be California
in the Rose Bowl and they'll pick
Pitt, II Pitt disposes Of Duke SAT-
urday ;. somebody ought to make
that Hooks" Mylin down 1t La
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MINNESOTA NEARS
MICHIGAN RECORD
Needs Three More Titles to Tie
Mark for Participation in
Grid Titles.

BY the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, November 22-The
Gophers are on the trail of the
Wolverines.
Minnesota, by capturing the 1887
Big Ten football championship
frightened its grip as runner-up to
Michigan in total Western Conference
titles, won or tied for, and needs only
three more championships to tie the
Wolverines, who have participated in
13 Big Ten crowns.
Michigan has won five undisputed
championships and shared in eight.
Minnesota won It's fourth clear title
Saturday and has tied for six others.
In third place is Illinois, with five
won outright and two tied, with Chi
cago having won six outright and tied
for none.
Final western Conference football
standinnS.
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fayette a vaudeville offer Boy,
he rates it.
Dutch" Clark of the Detroit
Lions says he always figures on
three sets OF guards when his team
goes against Bronko Nagurski D..
Sam Chapman doesn't get many
rave notices in the papers, but
coasters who know say he is the
chap who really makes California's
powerhouse click q. Rogers Horns
by will 60 to the Milwaukee base
ball meeting looking for . man
ayers Job In the minor leagues.
When Mrs. Mel Helm, wife Of
the star center of the New York
Giants, went to . dancing acad-
emy to learn the big apple, she
found her partner and instructor
was Count WorunsoR Of the South
Russia Woronsoffs ;. What we'd
like to ~ Il m aner-the-weight
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WHITE CLAN KEEPS
GRID SCORING LEAD
Brooklyn Sid Moves to Top,
While Colorado Whizzer
Takes Day OFF.
By the Associated Press,


w WHITE subbed for White today
\A/ as the Nations leading
Wv point-getter in football.
While Byron (Whizzer)
White, Colorado Universitys ace, re-
manned idle over the last week end,
Sid White Of Brooklyn College scored
19 points to take over first place. In
his final game of the season Sid made
three touchdoWns and added one extra
point That made his scoring total
for nine games 1l2 points-18 touch
downs and four points after touch
downs. The Whizzer, who winds up
his campaign Thanksgiving Day. has
made 13 touchdowns. 19 points and l
field goal for an even Hotpoint total.
Farkas Moves to Front.
1--WE other changes were recorded
among the sectional and confer
ence scoring leaders over the last week
end. three Of the former leaders losing
out by remaining idle
Anvil Andy Farkas of the University
of Detroit, went to the top of the gen.
eral Midwestern list. scoring 13 points
against Creighton yesterday for a 81
point total that left him threatening
the national lead. Elmore (Honey)
Hackney of Duke replaced Paul Shu
Of Virginia Military as Southern Con-
ference leader. Pug Manders of Drake
ousted Pete Rivers of Okla ahoma A. and
NJ from the lead in the Missouri
Valley loop.
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that outfit. was advanced as of
July /, 1885 Lyman McAboy,
former Maryland boxing and base
ball star, now is assigned to sew
eral years active duty flight train
ing as a Navy aviation cadet.
There are two sets Of fathers
and sons playing softball in the
Community Center Indoor League
Those rumors that Make
Rosenbloom would collapse in the
first round in his bout with Jimmy
Adamick weren't too far of :.
Make sagged in the second round
=. Mike Lombardo, former Mary
land middleweight. is working out
daily with the Old Line boxing
squad.
AL Goldberg, assistant manager
of Maryland's boxing team, pulled
a nifty recently Benny Alper-
stein is the Terps' sole returning
veteran, so when Coach Miller
posted information regarding his
squad, such as home towns,
weights, ETC.. Goldberg altered Al
perstein's home town to read from
heaven" A freshman named
Shields will be welcome addition
to the Terp varsity swatters next
season,
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a&;;< <RQRLESzUx ~
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BY BURTON HAWKINS

7 E1N1E MILLER, a former
fight manager. recently
i i was found dead in Holly
wood No relation to
Heinie Miller. Maryland ring
coach and also a former fight
manager .. William and Mary and
Richmond are angling for Henry
Rassier. hard-hitting Tech High
backfield ace The Redskins
will be luncheon guests of the Ma
tional Press Club Wednesday.
Charley Won Reedon. who nearly
lost his sight in a scrap here with
AL Gillette, now is in Jacksonville,
but would like to return here and
attempt a fistic comeback
Harry Groves is steamed up over
his latest ring discovery One
Jimmy Clifton, an 1s-year-old
bantamweight Bob Tow now is
in training here and hopes to meet
World Champion Joe Louis in De-
troit next month.
Baby Manuel, local feather
weight who swings tonight at
Turner's Arena, is member of
the Fleet Marine Corps Reserve
-. Heinie Miller, who recently was
promoted to lieutenant colonel in
Evening star., 1937-11-22
SEVEN TEAMS END
PERFECT SEASONS
Six Others Still in Elite List.
Montana Erased Un-
expectedIy.
BY the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press
A HARDY little band of 13 foot
~ ball teams, surviving one of
~ the most upsetting week
ends Of the season, remained
on the diminishing list of undefeated
and united elevens throughout the
country today.
Seven of these, headed by Cornell
College Of Iowa with nine victories,
had completed perfect seasons. The
others-namely Hardin Simmons, Ala
bana, Arkansas State Teachers. Cape
Girardeau (Mo) Teachers, Colorado,
and Santa Clara-still had one or more
battles ahead.
Two were cut from the unbeaten
ranks over the weekend. Montana
was the victim Of an upset by Idaho
and Warrensburg Teachers of Missouri
went down before another undefeated,
united outfit, Cape Girardeau (Mo.)
Teachers.
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Final western Conference football
standings:
RADIO B00TERS BU0YED
Cheered by Marlboro's 3-3 Draw
With Leading Brewers.

Heurich Brewers still retained frst
place in the Recreation Soccer League
today, but the Idle Sun Radio hooters
were buoyed when Mar)horo's third
place team registered surprising 3-3
tie with the leaders yesterday on the
West Potomac Park polo field.
Maryland Park Market grabbed an
early lead against the Italian-Amer-
leans and clung tenaciously to 1t to
record SIS victory. Di Valentin
accounted nfor al Of the Italian
American Als.
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Montague Spurns
BY EDDIE BRIETZ.

AoSOSidGCu FIcSS SpOILS WIlIef.
n YEW YORK, Nov. 22.-Har-
NJ ward men in New York who
/ Y couldn't make the big game
celebrated the smashing
victory over Yale by hiring a band
to parade in front of the Yale
Club playing Our Director" and
other Crimson favorites i. Stand
ing in the rain on the other side
Of the street. the Harvard guys got
. big kick out of watching the old
and young Blues hurrying to close
the windows.
Best sports cartoon of the week
was Willard Mullins in the World
Telegram. showing Babe Ruth FILL
ing out an unemployment card :.
John Montague isn't exactly In the
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bout between Henry Armstrong
and Petey Sarron.

OOuC between Henry Armstrong
and Petey Sarron.
Out at the University Of South
Dakota they don't know whether to
beam or look sheepish over the sue
cess of Leonard (Stub) Allison's
California Bears You see, South
Dakota started Allison on his way
to fame back in 1928 with q pat
on the back (shoe to pants) after
his teams won only 10 major games
In five seasons Stub fooled ,em
by skidding up instead OF down.
When Clemson beat Florida the
other day every possible means Of
scoring entered the game Both
teams registered touchdowns /. .
Florida caught . Clemson back
behind the goal line for Q safety
and Clemson's Ben Pearson kicked
.p, . point after touchdown and : iield
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NON-SCORING CHAMPION
No Point Tailed by Evansville
College in 8 Losses in Row.

EVANSVILLE, Ind, Nov. ~ R.-
The Evansville College football team
hung itself UP record-of the wrong
kind-when it finished the season here
yesterday by losing to Hanover Col
lege, 8 to b.
The team didn't score . single point
al season. It suffered nine defeats
In . row.
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Lafayette Ends Perfect Year.

A MONG the major outfits, the only
combination with its season over
was Lafayette, which regained the
gridiron spotlight this year under
Coach Hooks" Mylin by whipping
Lehigh. so. Saturday for its eighth
straight victory to round out the cam
paign. Along with the Leopards and
Cornell of Iowa others with completed
campaigns were st. Ambrose of Iowa,
Augustana Of South Dakota, little
Alfred Of New York State, Upper
Iowa and Gustavus Adolphus.
Records of the undefeated and un-
tied teams:
Evening star., 1937-11-22

THE Navy even refuses to be down.
hearted over the probable loss of
AL Bergner. its powerful tackle, who
hurt his ankle in the Princeton game
probably fracturing a small bone in it.
II Bergner is out of the game his
place will be taken by towering Frank
Lynch, powerful and experienced
tackle of 220 pounds.
Lem Cooke, who developed into the
Navys outstanding running back, will
be back in the game tomorrow. after
an absence Of week on account Of an
injury. He will take the place filled by
Bill Ingram at Princeton, while the
latter player will be held in reserve.
Desperate efforts will be made dur
ing the week to improve the Nays
passing attack and its defense against
running plays, as well as its general
defense. elements of decided weakness
in the Princeton game,
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TIGER ROUT FAILS
T0FEAzEM M|DD|ES
Look Forward to Army With
Confidence-Lose Beru-
ner, Gain Cooke.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

0peclAl OlSpdtch 10 Inc Star.
4 NNAPOL1s. Nov. 22.-"We1l be
II ready for the Army" said
4 4 Comdr. Andy McFall, grad
uate manager of athletics at
the Naval Academy, today, voicing the
sentiments of the whole Navy football
contingent, athletic ofncials, coaches
and players, who refuse to be downed
by the unexpected and terrific defeat
administered at Princeton Saturday.
Continuing, Comdr. McFall said: ut
was just one of those days when
Princeton played wonderful football
and We did not play up to our game,
but We are confident that we still have
a team that will give the Army all that
it wants."
This Is the feeling with which the
Evening star., 1937-11-22

kIleW It WAS Only question OF Time
before Harvard would start rolling for
Harlow.
Wait until Dicks material be-
gins to get better. He won't be
stopping at Big Three cham
pionships.
NOTRE DAME. Z; Northwestern, 0
The hero for the Irish" was
Charles Aloysius Sweeney. Maybe the
Republicans can come back some day,
too
DARTMOUTH, 27; Columbia, O.
Lou Little has a Luckman, but
neither luck nor men. That was Co.
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CLAIMS GRID TITLE.

EASTON, Md, Nov. ~ R.-The
Peabody High Of Petersburg lay claim
to the Virginia Negro football cham
pionship afteE, defeating Armstrong Of
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Vast Hoyu 7erp Turnout Brghtens Future for Grid aul'
POPPING ! g.
Off"~JtGt &3
Monday Morning Ouarterbackinq.

ARYLAND, 12 Georgetown Of
M story OF the man who Travelled around the world looking
clover finally
oohing aahng
Tulsa Detroit Manhattan
Charley Weidinger
Maryland had
pull the trigger And isn't that game growing up?
HARVARD 49,
they were against Princeton Ontholog
TO square Harvard Haban
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Two Casuals Get Back.

dOUtd handicapped Dy injury
much of this season and last, Irish
Carroll is really outstanding back.
Chock full Of fight and enthusiasm
and colorful as they come. the rip
tearing Irishman returns against
South Carolina after being inactive
against Miami due to an injured arm.
Greco, inactive since the LaSalle
game due to jammed shoulder, is a
fine defensive fullback and good all
around man. Save for the injury many
are Of the opinion this might have
been Sullys best season.
Tickets for the home coming same
are on sale at Spalding's, all branches
Of Postal Telegraph and the Catholic
University athletic ofIice.
Evening star., 1937-11-22
Dartmouth Thought Desired
FRANKS. COUSIN A STAR.

ANNAPOLIS, Md. (P).-Frank Case,
jr, veteran Navy quarterback and CAP
tain OF Nays lacrosse team, is a cou-
sin OF Capt. Clint Frank Of Yale's
foot ball team.
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SOchOn Powerful Guard.

AAAC SiuoudtuiS PidyciS, Ndpt.
Victor Sochon, Gibraltar in a
line that has required Iron man"
stamina, has proven a tower Of
strength. Consistent, courageous and
alert, the popular leader has played
heads-up football every minute Of the
way and is numbered among the really
great all-time Catholic U. guards.
Coach Dutch Bergman faces a man.
sized job j replacing his big tackles.
Katalinas, a 200-pounder capable of
rising to inspired heights; White. a
hard-working and fast improving 190-
FOUNDER, and Chludenski. an intelli-
GENT and willing boy with plenty
punch, all have seen much service this
season and have left little to be de-
sired in the matter Of tackle play.
At quarterback, Charley Munhall,
playing his first full season as a sig
nal caller, has been little short Of
phenomenal. A cool and heady field
general endowed with the happy fac
ulty of doing everything well and the
personification of steadiness, the lit
tie general made good Immediately
following his shift from q halfback
post and las been the spark of the
Cardinal backneld.
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HoyaS Had Late Hopes.

TO A majority of the more technical
observers, Maryland proved to be
superior football team to George
town. The Terps seemingly could do
more things and they did them. They
outgained the Hilltoppers, outsmarted
them, and capitalized to the utmost
when i'll fortune twice struck the
Georgetown team.
Despite the manner in which Dob
sons eleven had handled the Hoyas
and built up 6-to-2 lead, George
towners still had victory hopes when
the game moved into the final quarter.
But deep in his own territory Quarter
back Keating of the Hoyas was hit
as he attempted to flip a lateral. His
tumble was eobbled up by Mike Sur
gent. a guard, and from George
(See STAN. Page A-2O)
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NEW DIAMOND WRINKLE.

EAST LANSING. Mich. LP.-For
several years athletes at Michigan
State have had Spring foot ball prac-
tice. This year. for the first time.
they are practicing base ball in the
Fall
Evening star., 1937-11-22
Sports Mirror
BY the Associated Press,

BY The Associa ted Press.
Three years ago-Cubs obtained
Larry French and Fred Lindstrom
from Pirates in exchange for Babe
Herman, Guy Bush and Jim
Weaver.
Evening star., 1937-11-22
BOOSTS PANTHERS
FOR BOWL BATTLE
Stanford Coach Calls Pitt
EaSt's Best-Dartmouth
Thought Preferred.
BY RUSSELL ]. NEWLAND.
Associated Press Sports Writer.

- AN FRANCISCO, Nov. 22.-Cali-
fornias Golden Bears started
shopping for a Rose Bowl op-
- ponent today advised by Stand
ford's coach. c. E, tTiny) Thornhill,
to try the Pittsburgh store, although
it's no bargain spot.
California easily is the best team
on the Coast and should pick Pitts
burgh. the greatest team in the East,
for the Rose Bowl" Thornhill said.
Both have what it takes. The whole
country wants to see them play"
Up to Ken Priestley.
THE Bears defeated Thornhill's
squad, 1870, Saturday, winning
the Pacific Coast League championship
and consequently the right to repre-
sent the West in the Pasadena New
Year Day classic
To Kenneth Priestley, graduate
manager, will fall the responsibility of
picking the opposing team He won't
talk. but week ago said that Cali
fornia would prefer to play a school
which has an academic and athletic
viewpoint similar to ours
Among Rose Bowl possibilities are
Dartmouth, Pittsburgh, Fordham,
Alabama and Villanova None has been
defeated. Dartmouth Pittsburgh, Ford
ham and Villanova have been tied,
Dartmouth twice. Alabamas record
is unsullied.
Dartmouth Thought Desired.
A THOUGH Priestley will not con-
firm it, it is believed California
would prefer Dartmouth, q school of
unquestioned scholastic rating. Word
recently, however, indicated Dart
mouth would not be in a receptive
mood because examinations fall around
the holidays.
"Feelers'' probably already have been
sent out to Dartmouth, Pittsburgh,
Fordham, Alabama and Villanova.
Remaining on Californias schedule
is a tentative date to play Georgia
Tech at Berkeley Christmas day. The
game will not be played because of an
agreement If either team reached the
Rose Bowl it would be cancelled.
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s. c. GAME FINALE
| FOR 7 CARD STARS
Capt. Sochon Heads Lot of
Seniors to Do Fadeout
Against Gamecocks.

- EVEN spirited seniors do a fade
out in Brookland Bowl on
Thanksgiving morning at 10:3
~ O'Clock when Catholic Univer-
sity's football team plays host to Uni
versity of South Cardinals Came
cocks.
Playing their last games with the
Cardinals will be John Chludenski.
Eddie White and Leo Katalinas,
tackles: Capt. Victor Sochon. guard ;
Charley Munhall, quarterback; Irish
Carroll, halfback, and Salvatore Greco,
fullback.
Five of these players are included
in the starting order, while Greco, re-
turning to action after an absence Of
weeks due to'a jammed shoulder, and
Chludenski, will see much service in
reserve roles.
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By the way. where is Hoffstra?

MUSKINGUM, = Mount Union. =
Two touchdowns and extra point
kicks were made.
Evening star., 1937-11-22

Marshall, but they've stopped a clock,
too. Jimmy Crowley said, the time
clock made his boys nervous and had
the thing turned off. Whoops!
GEORGIA TECH, IL; Florida, o.
That Walter Mayberry fellow, who
was at College Park earlier this month,
was the goat" of this one. However,
that should not alter Mayberry's status
with professional scouts.
Some National League team
probably will wind up with that
goat" butting holes in enemy
lines next year.
GEORGE WASHINGTON, 0: Ar
kansas, 0-You can figure out this
one. Mississippi beats the George
Washingtons, 27 to 6, and Arkansas
trims Mississippi, 80 to g. It's Won
der the Razorbacks didn't demand a
saliva test after it was over.
Evening star., 1937-11-22
Nardi Wins Big Ten Title.

the Big Ten title, scoring once to
break three-way tie with Corby Davis
of Indiana and Rudy Gmitro of Min
nesota. Vic Bottari of California
gained the Pacific Coast lead. undis-
puted. Farkas took over the Midwest
lead from Wayne Shelley of Augustana
tSouth Dakota. who had 88 points
when he finished his season.
Records of the leading scorers in
various major conferences Of groups:
Pos. D.PAT.r. TIP
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Discount Loss of Bergner.

final week Of practice for the Army
game will start tomorrow.
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Maybe 1t licked Ton LoudIy

EORDHAM, 6: St. Mary's, o-The
Rams seemed to have developed a
slight case of what the boys call
throat trouble" They were think
ing so much of Rose Bowl bid they
couldn't concentrate on scoring until
the game was growing whiskers. Any
way the Fordhams got lot of exercise
They marched up and down the field
for 290 yards.
They must have quite defensive
team, too. Now the Rams not only
have stopped Pittsburgh, North Caro-
lima, Waynesburg and Franklin and
Evening star., 1937-11-22
Poor Mr.. Sutherla nd,

PITTsBURGH, %; Penn State, =
1t may be different next year. The
tip is out that Penn State has some
strong backs waiting to become eligible
and Pitt has announced it is going in
for Phi Beta Kappa material Besides,
10 seniors bowed out of Pittsburgh
football in this game
Still Jock Sutherland probably will
get along, even if he is down to his
last three teams and uncertain about
next years crop of sophomores. Thar
may be another Goldberg among them
thar hill-billies
HOFFSTRA, 80: Gallaudet. o-And
so Gallaudet bows out of inter-
collegiate football. Hoffstra scored in
every period. featuring dashing Everett
Shaw. a shifty halfback, and fine
doWnfeld blocking.
BY the way. where is Hoffstra?
MUSkINGUM, 7; Mount Union. =
Evening star., 1937-11-22

lumbia's fifth defeat of the season,
marking the first time in LOUIS II years
OF coaching that he has dropped five
games campaign. And isn't the STAN
ford Indian stalking across the coun-
try TO play Columbia this week? Ouch!
PRINCETON. 26; Navy. 6-It looks
as if Navy left its football at the
Capitol Theater. This positively is not
the MILDLY team which swept to an
undefeated season in Navy Blue and
Gold' and under Mr.. Carter Barron S
auspices.
Maybe the Navy didn't have
Robert Young along when it
went up to New Jersey to play
the Tigers.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-06-09
BANK EMPL0YE
INDICTED

An indictment charging Robert
A. Sisson, 30-year-old assistant
cashier Of the Hamilton National
Bank, with six counts of embezzle-
ment and three with making
false entries on the banks books,
was reported by the District
grand jury today.
Sisson was arrested April 10 by
Department of Justice agents and
pleaded guilty when arraigned be-
fore United States Commissioner
Needham C. Turnage on the same
day. At that time he is said to
have told investigators that he
lost some of the money on the
stock market and applied the re-
mainder to the purchase of his
home in Bethesda where he lives
with his wife and three children.
His alleged defalcations ag-
gregate $4,000. The alleged
false entry accounts accuse Sis
son Of having the records indicate
the names Of nonresident bor-
rowers from the bank.
Willie ]. McClendon, colored,
IS, who is said to have shot Ros-
coe w. Kirk, So, a taxicab driver,
twice in the back after he had
engaged Kinks cab one night last
February, was indicted on Sepa-
rate charges of assault with a dan
gerous weapon and assault with
intent to kill.
Kirk, believed to be permanent
ly paralyzed as a result of the
shooting, was brought into the
grand jury room last Monday on
a Stretcher from which he gave
the testimony resulting in Nc
Clendon's indictment.
A total Of q indictments were
reported by the grand jury today.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-06-09
Don QuiXOte' Changed
Course of History

The book that caused the entire
civilization of Europe to smash
tradition and set up new empires
is this weeks offering to Times
readers.
Don Quixote" made knight
hood the laughing stock of all
Europe. This funny story of
mad knight who went out to fight
windmills because of a craze over
tales of romance, was read by the
common people of European en-
pires. They laughed at knight
hood-at the traditions of aristoc-
racy.
AS q consequence, knighthood
slowly faded. The feudal system
gradually slipped into the past
and the whole complexion Of Eu-
rope changed.
"Don Quixote" Is q book you
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1937-06-09
TRAFFIC COURT
CONVICTIONS
Second Offense

second Of1enSe
Robert Loody, pit Underwood
st. N. W., $40.
Harold M. Tucker, 1910 Second
st. N. w., $40.
First Offense
Charles G. Kinney, 1884 P ST.
N. W.. $40.
James A. Farcuharson, 3131
Connecticut Ave. N. W., $40.
Norman T. Jester. 3542 Porter
st. N. W., $40.
Chester Hall, Maryland, $40.
Kenneth L. Mount, 116 Elmer
son st. N. w., SO.
Philip Harich. $50 G st. s. E..
$40.
Charles w. Christian, 1856 Thir
tenth st. N. W., $40.
James M. Riley, 1707 Columbis
Rd. N. W., SO.
Sidney E. Allen, jr., 4315 Harri
son st. N. W., $40.
Emmitt Crawford, Virginia, SO
Carlton S. Holcombe, 1851 First
st. s. E., SO.
Clyde G.. Abel, 1904 Q st. N. W.
$40.
Henry K. Arneson, 1921 Forty
seventh st. N. W., $40.
Herbert e. Thompson, Mary
land. $40.
Sidney Handy, Maryland, SO
Ernest Ingersoll, 1921 First st.
N. W., $40.
Samuel D. Smith, 4O2 Aspen ST.
N. W., SO.
George M. Chadwick, Maryland
$40.
Evelyn e. Mcintyre, Maryland,
$40.
Samuel A. Jones, 1417 Seven
tenth St., $40.
Elwood B. Hancock, 1882 N St
Julian L. Cash, 1921 F st. S. w
$40.
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