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MT. PLEASANT

1894 Lanier pl.-Desirable corner brick
house semi-detached: good location: at
tractive appearance: shrubbery in front.
small inclosed garden in rear. built-in ga
room. kitchen. entrance hall and foyer with
piano, large front porch and incosed rear
porch over garden Second floor: bed
rooms, . baths. large glassed-m sleeping
porch. Third floor. open Well furnished
throuehout. Electric refrigeration, gas heat;
$l25 per month for immediate occupancy
w. G. & A. N. MILLER,
11l9 18th St NV District 44f4
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HOUSES FOR SALE

o,300-WEsT OF I4th ST. AND NORTH
OF PARK RD. six-room. bath brick
double rear porches. Lot 49, .7sxll5 II.
SuBsT1NTIAifILYS' S''i1GI&Ssf' BEIoW MhRkEP ntkfP
SO. 250G;sAULs ADp1r1oN-DETAcHED
ros,. Tour bed rooms; large well-constructed
lent area; two finished rooms on third
porehes; modern gas heat; fireplace and
sHSSNoN S'f.1Scf GUcHs ies Co, 1862 1875 st. st.
NV. National 2345
S9,750-NORTH CLEVELAND PARK.
IN beautiful North Cleveland PARK, Between % %ea
wisconsin and Connecticut aves. on high
elevation, and recondtioned throughout
struction on a nice. lot with pretty shrub
bery and a garage. handy to schools. stores
laid Park is Washngton's prettiest close-in
suburb and here, is the most outstanding
h0ms Saqf M y hs asTs ssft9n
EVENINGS. . to ., Cali Adams 1880.
Sll,500.. IN PERFECT NV. SECTION,
Convenient to Western High School,
minutes from heart OF city: house about
year old. looks like new. contains a large
living room. big dining room. well-equipped
large bed rooms. 2 baths on 2nd floor
2 bed rooms on 3rd floor built-in garage
semi sem De detached brick This house is being
we will consider a small house in trade.
927 18th st. District 1411.
ARE YOU A HOME SEEKERP
VIII build to order your home North
Cleveland Park. on high lot. located south
s,ae n Alton pl NV. between 3sth St. and
Information
NEW JERSEY AVE. NEAR CAPITOL.
Nne-room and 2-bath brick dwelling
Win h'1g; heat; Rented TO- good tenant At
monthly. A'
n., JOHN sacRIvENER & BRO.
District 1850 9l4 G St. NV.
1400 HOLLY ST. NV.
p The most beautiful house in Shepherd
Open for inspection. J. WESLEY BU-
CHANAN. Metropolitan 1143
CORNER BUNGALOW,
S7,450.
all on dne afsf ooS ard bh side porch
heating plant and oil burner cleo refg (;
screens screens weather stripping r and awnings;
DIST. sgl7. w. L. MOORE. Geo. 1902.
COME AND SEE
WOODMOOR,
The Perfectly Planned Community
Adjoining Indian Spring Golf Course.
fully developed community. only 20
10th st. into Colesville rd.
Beautiful New Homes of Many Types.
EXHIBIT HOME,
lot PIERCE DRIVE.
Furnished by w. e. j. Sloane.
Open Every Day and Evening.
MOSS REALTY CO..
Tower Bldg. Metropolitan 1879.
Woodmoor-Shep. 4517.
WESLEY HEIGHTS.
Attractive home. 4 bed rooms. 9 baths
Perfect condition. Beautifully wooded lot
Owner moved to California. Unusual op-
portunity.
w. c. & A. N. MILLER.
1119 18th st. NV. Dist AGA.
CLEARWOOD,
A new community Of homes from $4,000
to $500 Modern 4, 5 and Il rms. ! and
= baths sewer. water, gas, cleo; Q blks
10 5-min. bus. Sidewalks, curbs. streets
miles TO downtown. Low down payment:
terms. Out Rhode Island ave. to 18th
ne. left at Queens Chapel rd. Follow
~ miles past D. c. line. to property or
call Greenwood :'45e for free car service
CLEARWOOD DEVELOPMENT co.
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APARTMENTS UNFURkISHED.
(Continued)

(Continued)
2008 10th ST. NV.
, One and Two Room Apartments.
Resident Manager Apt. l.
2300 18th ST.
Five rooms. kitchen and bath; all out
side. rooms; in excellent condition; electric
refrtEeration.
$4,000.
2605 ADAMS MILL RID.
Two rooms, kitchen and bath; electric
$47.5O and $3.50.
10I WILLARD AVE.
Az Wisconsin, ave. and District line--5
rooms bath and porch.
$500.
1909 BELMONT RID.
Available Oct. /.
Two rooms. kitchen and bath front
apartment southern exposure; electric re-
$45.00 and $500.
National Mortgage g. Inv. Corp,
National 5S33. 1912 N. Y. Ave. NV.
INFORMATION CONCERN
ing our list of available units,
which comprise a variety as
to size, price and location,
will be furnished if you will
call, write or phone
B. F. SAUL CO.,
o25 18th st. NV. Phone National 2100.
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BATH garage. Electrolux h.-wh: near
schools, bus line: S75 per mo. Geo. 1874.
CHEVY CHASE CORNER. ON BUS LINE:
anil auto. oil heat: nicely furnished: ga
MODERN. WELL-FURN.. 5-RM. BUNGA-
low for 3 months beginning Oct. Is; S75
per month. Battery Park, Bethesda. Wis
consin 4572-M.
WESLEY HEIGHTS = ATTRACTIVE
bed rooms. 2 baths: detached house: ample
grounds: open for inspection. 1888 Lowell
st. Decatur 1880.
NEW COLONIAL BRICK IN WYNNE-
wood Park. Silver Spring. Md r., 2 b.,
2-car garage, recreation room side
best furniture silver linen; lb-n1in. drive
downtown: refs required. Phone shep.
herd 3O72-J.
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WEST OF 18th ST

Imposing center hall-planned detached
5rick: lot lO5-ft; frontage: individual in
design: built under contract: eight rms
baths - bed rooms. maids rm. and
bath IN basement: Gear built-in garage
SIDE drive. To close estate am privileged
to offer It at s17,500 and Will consider a
L. T. GRAVATTE,
72a 18th St Realtor. National o753.
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6022 4th ST. NV
corner bungalow, rms and bath.
h.-w.h., Rarage S65 90
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OPEN-SEE TODAY.

Sc: :950-4001 Marlboro Pl. NV
Shepherd ST., bet. 3rd and 4th--Corner
brick. "a block to Govt park: Z lovely
rooms, tile bath. completely reconditioned
Convenient terms to suit
LEO NJ BERNSTEIN & CO.. Met. 54O0.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
HOUSES FURNISHED.

WANTED TO RENT FOR s25, UNFUR-
nished. two rooms. kitchen. bath. Decatur
4753-J after 3 Pm
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NEW BRICK BUNGALOW.

North Woodridge-5 rooms. tile bath
shower, elec. kitchen, fireplace; large insu-
lated attic, garage: lot 6Ox12O. Priced
$3.50. To inspect, out r. l. ave. to 18th
st. ne. left on 18th to D. c. line; STRAIGHT
ahead half block to lockwood ave.
WILLIAM r. THOROWGOOD.
2024 R. l. Ave. NE Decatur 0317.
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A REMARKABLE VALUE
ATT co EE0

In that popular and RAPIDLY developing
Bethesda section. NEW ALL-BRICK,
CENTER-HALL COLONIAL home Of s love-
ly. rooms. built-in garage. Why pay rent
when you purchase such delightful home
on terms of $3.50 CASH AND $3.50 PER
MONTH? Beautiful Soft. lot, oil burner
with Summer-Winter hook-up. slate roof,
furred walls and construction features
found only in higher priced homes. For
further information. call CleY. o1G5
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
ATTRACTIvELY FURNISHED APT. TWO
rooms, Kitchen bath, back porch, oil heat
29 Johnson ave. Hyattsville, Md
. ROOMS, LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING. FUR
nished;. heat and lights: $500 per mo.
Unfurnished. $1,000 per mo- Washington
ave. and c st, Capitol Heights. Md. l.
; ROOMS. BATH. CLOSETS PORCHES:
large, shady lawn; air-conditioned; partly
furnished. Greenwood 2594-J
$40 CLEv. AVE. RIvERALE. MD. 2
or 4 room furn. apt. pvt. bath. G. E.
refrieerator; large yard; close schools.
Greenwood 1416-J
LARGE STUDIO ROOM BEAUTIFULLY
furn;. kit, bath; pvt. entrance; $50 mo.
30 8. Fairfax, Alex. Va. Temple 4O25.
1928 ASH ST: MT. RAINIER RMS,
kit, bath tunfurn): refrigeration, heat
gas; elec. furn.: reas. Phone Greenwood
1905 N. JACKSON ST, CLARENDON VA
Large, newly furnished bed room, kitch-
en-; ami. Block Wilson blvd
DESIRABLE 1st-FLOOR APT, COMP.
furn-. liv. rm.. or 2 bed rms. dinette,
kit. pvt. bath. oil heat. cleo, gas, G. E.
refriserator;: pvt. entrance. Cali Hyatts-
3-ROOM FURN. APT. sEMI-PVT. BATH:
light. gas, heat furn.: S36 mo. Walnut
1871.
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rd.-6 rooms. bath inclosed sleeping and
breakfast porch: garage. auto. gas furnace
reiriseratlon, can be used 2 apis.
Phone Columbia 3469-R.
3 ROOMS. BATH. BUNGALOW: NEWLY
papered, garage. 34la 31th ST. Mt
Rainier. Greenwood 2115.
S04 DELAFIEID PI, W-MODFpN q
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PRICE REDUCED

Near 18th and Varnum sts.-Detached
prick: must be sold. owners new home
completed. moving this week Price cut for
quick sale. A real buy: close in: s rms, .
rooms Complete equipment Including oil
burner Financed for convenient terms.
Act at once
HARRY B PITTS co
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-, 1AAiN1 OOIl UOOO
S9,450.
Mass. Ave. NV. West of 11th

s-story brick-l0 rooms. 3 baths: hot
Tatei neat Running water in bed rooms.
Hocatlon OF this Character is scarce ard
Ins Us1 Irlee Is ez%eptlonally low. InvesttEate
Evenings. Potomac I437. A'
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ETOWN-S65-6-ROO BRICK
house. attractive. newly decorated; good
neighborhood, open surroundings. 1893
nfia
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sEMI-DETACHED BRICK HOUSE.
rooms INV. heat, bath, gas. cleo. avn
nes. 1903 9TH st. NV. Adams 9025. Il
CLEVELAND PARK. 1925 LOWELL ST
. bed rooms. center-hall plan. oil burner:
immediate occupancy. $40
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11S F ST. S.E.-S ROOMS: ANIL; NEW
house condition: garage: facing Govt park
Key ll6 F: rent S67.50 Met 1856. u
BUNGALOW-FIVE ROOMS BASEMENT.
garage 1922 Charming st. ne Phone
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212 GALLATIN ST. NV.
PRICE, $7,650.
One left out of 16 built.
6 rms, bath, recreation rm.;
large lot; auto. heat; come
and see why Is houses sold so
fast. Dist. 2724. Eve, Cleve.
O432.
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$1475O. Shadow of Cathedral.
Well-built English home with very spa
cious liv. rm.. open fireplace; large din.
rm.. den. big kit. 3 huge bed rms, 2
baths: lot 50x1a0, beautifully Handicapped;
2-car earage; cost this owner approxi-
matey $4,000. and inspection will con-
vince you that value of this kind is rare.
Evening. call Mr.. Bortz. Cleveland 4754.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS.
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OVERLOOKING ROCK CREEK PARK
Brick. q rooms, . baths. 3 sleeping porches:
oil heat: gear garage: expensively dec
GRATED. $50. Georgia 4I3S
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HAMILTON ST. HOME.

BETWEEN ILLINOIS AND KANSAS AYES.
Modern brick house in good neighbor-
hood; hot-water heat, elec. refrigeration,
sleeping porch and breakfast room, garage.
An unexcelled value
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO.. INC,
1919 e st. N.W. DlStrict 1015
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MOSS REALTY CO.,
316 Tower Bldg. Met. 1776.
Even. and Sum-, Shep. 4517.
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ONE-ACRE ESTATE.
X12.950-In suburban restricted COM
munity OF fine homes, 8 lovely rooms, 9
baths, den, recreation room. maids room
and bath. Brick and stone construction with
best of materials used. air conditioned. This
is an unusual offering, not only charming,
but a marvellous VALUE! Beyond COM
parison with anything you have seen.
ASSOCIATES, Natl 143s. till 3 pm.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-12-17

DAYTON LOCALS
Mrs. Helen Giilim Of Leroy street
entertained the Bridgettes Tuesday
night, al members were present.

Mrs. Earl Rollins of S. Summit
street has returned home from
eehanaoa,,o rste, snending six weeks
with her mother, Mrs. George
Hicks who has been very i'll. Mrs.
Hicks is improving,
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ATLANTA UNIVERSITY

ATLANTA. Ga. IA biographical
showing Of library material relating
IL the life of Prince Saunders, Yer
mont born Negro who rose 10 great
prominence IN the early period Of
our country. will he on view III the
foyer Of the atlanta University Ii
brary through December "a
The exhibit. which II available to
Students and faculties ef the atfili
ated schools through the unigersi-
ty's membership IN the Case Exten-
sion Circuit Cooperative, has been
organized by John Davis Hatch, Of
New York, III conjunction with the
Harmon Foundation l5y following
tho labels iii the exbil,it, the develop
ment and activities the life Of
Prince Saunders may be effectively
traced.
Not much Is known Of the early
life or this remarkable character ex-
cept that lie was born IN 1885 either
III Lebanon. Connecticut, OF Thet-
ford, yernant. and educated at Thet-
ford Academy For while he
taught class Of eolored children
in the First Baptist Church tNegrol
in Boston AS delegate Of the
Masonic African Lodge he went to
England, where he enjoyed the ac-
uuaintancc of the King, and the
friendship of many people Of prom
inence. Here saunders was persuad-
ed by William Wilberforce, one Of
the early leaders Of the Abolition
Movement, 10 60 as a teacher to
Haiti. In this country, Saunders in
trodueed the I,ancasterian plan OF
education and was intimately con-
nected With the life Of Emperor
Christophe.
In 1916, with the aid Of William
Wilberforce, Saunders introduced
vaccination into Haiti, and person
ally vaecinated the Emperor's chill
dren. In the same year he publish
ed his first volume, Haitian Papers,
translation Of the laws of Haiti
and the Code Henri. At the time OF
his death in 1882. Saunders was
Attorney General for the Republic,
Included in the exhibit at At
lanta University are views Of Haiti
during the lifetime Of Saunders, a
copy Of the American edition Of
Haitian Papers which was published
in Boston in 1918, book from the
printing shop Of the Emperor Chris
tophe in Haiti, portraits of Prince
Saunders and William Wilberforce,
and other interesting historical ma
terial
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COLLEGE NEWS
(ceaslnued from page three J

Continued from page three)
Atlanta University, Morehouse Col
lege, and Spelman College, in the
Eleventh Annual Christmas Carol
Concert to be held in Sisters Chapel,
on Friday evening, December the
17th, at 4 o'clock The concert will
be given under the general direction
Of Kcmper Harreld, director Of mu-
sic at Morehouse and Spelman Col
leges. AS usual. there will be no
charge for admission.
A combined Atlanta Morehousc-
Spelman Chorus of 30 voices, the
Moreronse College Glee Club and
the Spelman College Giee Club will
participate on the program.
New carols to be offered for the
first time by the singers include the
very old Burgundy mir, "Pat-a-Pan; e
a carol from Hungary entitled Prom
Heaven an Angel and the old
English carol, "The Holly and the
Ivy
Two Negro spirituals, "Po' Little
Jesus and "Roun' de Glory Man
ger" will be sung by the chorus
These spTitnals, which were dis
covered by Willis Laurence James, o.
the music faculty at Spelman Col
lege, in rural communities in South
Alabama and Georgia, and which
have been arranged hyA him for mix
ed voices, were published IN Novem-
her. 1887 By &. shirmer aud Com
pany, largest publishing house o.
classical music in the United States
Roun' de Glory Manger' has beer
described as Il jubilee expressing TN,
triumph of Christian over his en-
vironment. II follows an antiphona
pattern and has the fervour anC
simpfetty sf great religious fotl
music.
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was placed somewhat in the back
ground because Of the presence Of
Edwards, Thomas and Passrnore.
However, In his role as alternate
captain, he will, no doubt, prove
quite helpful mate to Jones. 1t is
hoped that Messrs. Jones and Black
burn will lead the Thorobreds thru
another undefeated season next year
But We still have this year with
sghich to contend, time when
basketball il In the air. For that
reason, We find Kentucky basketeeTs
working out daily and nightly IN
preparation for this seasons playing.
Coach Kean, who is attending the
G. I. A. A. meeting In Pennsylvania
at present ttrying to arrange some
basketball gamesl, Is quite optimis--
tic over the Kentucky squad this
year. why not? He has ut least .
dozen men of first rank on his
squad. He has ten varsity men. who
have returned. Led by the mammoth
captain, Tim Robertson, the veterans
by name are Joe Moore, Big Bertha
Edwards, Patton, Mason, Ferreli.
Williams, Rogers, Saunders and
Blackburn. The new crop is inviting,
too, for it includes among others q
Il
cool guard in the person Of Sleet,
who seems destined to occupy start
ing berth when the Kentuckians
plav their first game. Sleet halls
from Danvilie, Ky. Thurman, under
study to the great Edwards during
the football season. and All State
Indiana high school selection last
year, may also prove to be capa-
bic performer. Others include Coop
er from Colorado; Chambers from
Bluefield; Toomer from Detroit;
| Pyles from Hardinsburg. Ky, and
Kellogg from Paris. Ky.
In their workouts so far, quite !
number have demonstrated the pos
session Of keen eyes for hitting ths
| basket, fact which may prove q
the satisfaction Of Coach Kean and
the followers of the Thorobreds
/ Patton. Moore. Mason, Edwards aft
Robertson look better than ever, Sc
/ watch out, Mid Westerners. who may
] serve as opponents for Kentucky.
Perhaps some definite information
will come later regarding the 1913
basketball schedule. II is certain tina
no games will be played until afte
the holidays. We might men ion y
closing that the Mid Western Ath.
letic conference will convene .
Frankfort on January 9 and Z. Gu
next report will, no doubt, be con
cerning that meeting.
"a. j. RICHARDS.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-12-17

The Senior Guilds Mt. pisgah
gantist church are having All install
lation program at the church sun
day. December 10 at pm. All
mission workers are invited to be
nresent.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-12-17

PIT. News
Christmas program at the Gar
field school Wednesday, December
22 ct TOO b. M:
/. Welcome addreas--Group OF
Fifth Grade boys.
2. A Christmas DEMONSTRATION
First Grade, Mrs. Bessie Peyton.
3. The March OF the Candy
Canes--Second Grade, Miss Louises
Sandusky.
4. A Strike In Santa Land
Fourth Grade, Miss Ann Samuels.
8. Group SingingAudience.
0. Pantomime, Silent Night
Fifth Grade, Mrs. Tecora Neil.
z. Christmas Through the Ages
Miss Susan Shields.
8. Closing Add ess Fifth
Boy, Calvin Taylor.
8. Short Business Meeting
Mrs. Penman, presiding.
10. Social Honr--Gym.
Mrs. Florence Watson. reporter.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-12-17

Mr.. Henry Clay, sr., Of Fr'zeil
street. left last Friday on his annual
Kentucky hunting trip.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-12-17

Mrs. b. A. Rose, 205 $. Summit
street, left Thursday for Roanoke,
Va, where she will spend the holi-
days with her mother, Mrs. L. L.
Downing and brothers Drs, Lylburn
c., Elwood D., Gordon r. and Lewis
K, dean Of the college Of applied
science. Howard university. Wash
ington, d. G. Mrs. Rose plans to
also visit with friends and classmates
in Charleston, w, Va, Virginia
State college. Petersburg, Va, and
with Mrs. Ralpher Ramsey Harris,
Richmond, Va. She will return home
the middle of January. 1888. Her
mother, Mrs Downing, will accom-
pany her.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-12-17
Kentucky State Elects
'38 Grid Captain; Props
For Basketball Season

FRANKFORT, KY, Dec. 14.-At
q meeting of the entire football
squad yesterday, the Thorohreds
placed the burden Of leading them
through the 1888 football season
upon The shoulders Of Asberry Jones
Of Lexington, Ky. For three seasons
Jones has proved star, whose
achievements at the guard position
have been a bit overshadowed by
stellar backs. He has been In every
game for three seasons, and has
played almost every minute in each
game, A more tireless footballer has
never donned d Kentucky uniform.
To assist Captain Jones next year
will be Randolph Blackburn, block
ing back from Dayton, Ohio. Here,
too. Ii back whose work this year
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-12-17
NAME TAMPA HOSPITAL
FOR cOLORED WOMAN

TAMPA. Fla. (Cl-The new
100000 municipal hospital for coll
ored here has been named for a col
ored woman, Clara Frye, pioneer
welfare worker. Mayor r.. T.. l..
Chanccy gavs his approval TO have
this name cut on the cornerstone
"clara Frys Tampa Municipal Negro
Hospital'---after hearing pleas from
colored delegations.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-12-17

tend. There will be q lovely tree.
Santa Claus will entertain the kid
dies. The children viii also have
their Christmas dinner on that day.
The staff il also having q r,immage
sale at the Nursery on Saturday,
December ls. Clothing viii be sold
at the lowest prices.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-12-17
Shop At Stanleys

DAYTON - See Stanley's for
those practical household gifts,
Gifts that not only are enjoyed dur
ing the holidays but throughout the
year. Give her a gift that clicks on
and off long after Christmas, from
Dayton's only complete Electric
Shop.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-12-17
West Side Dsy Nursery

WGST 5NUE UHF NuSEUfy
The staff of the West Side Day
Nursery is having their annual Chill
dren's Christmas party at the Nur-
sery on Tuesday, December 81 ut
3 p. m. All former Nursery children
and their parents aye invited 70 at
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-12-17

Davtonians will be pleased to
know Of the coming marriage cf
Miss Amanda Green to Mr.. Ned
stanford Ledgewood, Jr., Of New
York city, which is to take place
December 90 at the home OF the
groon,'s parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ledge
wood, ST.. at 7:3O pm. A lovely
affair was given on Wednesday even
ing. December 15. by Mrs. Naomi
Green and Mrs. Irene Young OF this
city III the home of the latter in the
form Of q shower. Many beautiful
gifts were received.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1937-12-17

The Montgomery County Mission
arv Union will meet at Zion BAPTIST
church. Sunday, December 20 at 3
). m. zion Mission Circle in charge
Of the program.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-28
Constable Leaves For
Tampa With Prisoner

H. C. Graves, constable from
the First District in Tampa, Flor
ida, left yesterday afternoon for
Tampa having in custody William
Soils, who was arrested Saturday
night by Captain of Police Alberto
Camera on a warrant issued by
the Tampa authorities charging
Soils with embezZlement.
1t is specifically alleged that
Soils while in Tampa several
months ago got several watches on
which to make repairs, but in
stead of doing this the watches
were sold for old gold.
Also accompanying Mr.. Graves
was John c. Key, former Key
Wester who now conducts a pros
porous grocery business in Tam
pa, and was making his first visit
to his old home in years.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-28
FRACA PLACED
UNDER ARREST
HELD FOR TRIAL AT NEXT
TERM or cRImINAL
TERM

Constable c. Floney PelIieier
yesterday decided o Investigate
the Civic Cafe on Duval street
near the corner Of Southard street
and did so with the result thai
the proprietor. Oscar Fraxa. was
placed under arrest and some ho-
Tito tickets captured ~ evidences.
In the afternoon the proprietor
was arraigned FOR pref minaFy
hearing before judy Raymond Z
Lord, but waived the examination
and was paced under bond o. SO
FOR his appearance AZ the neat
term Of criminal court.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-28
two VESSELS
COME TO PORT
STEAMSHIP YoRo OF FRUIT
COMPANY DUE TO AR
RIVE SATURDAY

Two recent arrivals in the Key
West Yacht Basin were this
morning registered in the records
of Captain Charles Archer, dock
master in charge of the basin and
piers.
One of the vessels is the Sea
Dog, cruiser. from Chicago, and is
owned by r. G. Hutchins, Of Mi
ami Beach.
The other is the Yacht Content,
Diesel burner, of New York, own
ed by Howard E. Spaulding and
the master is Mcclellan. Mr..
Spaulding has four guests. The
Content carries a crew of IL.
Steamship Yoro, of the Stand.
ard Fruit and Steamship company
is due to arrive in port Saturday
from New York, and is consigned
to the Porter Dock company.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1937-04-28
NAVAL OFFICER
COMING HERE
LIEUT.. EAIGLz EXPECTED TO
ARRIVE TOMORROW FROM
NORFOLK NAVY YARD

Lieutenant ]. E. Faigle, civil
engineer corps, United States
Navy, is expected to arrive in Key
West tomorrow coming from the
Norfolk (Va.) Navy Yard.
Some time ago it was announc-
ed at the naval station that Lieu.
tenant Faigle was to be assigned
to Key West as assistant project
manager, and Lieutenant VIM.
Klaus, officer in charge, so told
The Citizen.
The visiting officers household
goods arrived via Clyde-Mallory
Lines Sunday, and are now being
placed in the quarters in the nav
al station to which he and his
family have been assigned.