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Evening star., 1938-04-28
REVOLUTIONARY new "N0-SCRUB" SOAP
Soaks Out Dirt in IS Minutes-Yet Acts With Positive
Safety To Washable Colors, Hands

MILLIONS of wash-weary women are 6nd-
ANA ing relief this amazing way. For here's
''no.scrub, no-boir' soap that's really sefe!A A
revolutionary, nsw soap that soaks out dirt in
IS minutes yet banishes forever the fear
of faded colors and red, rough hands!
OXYDOL was perfected by the makers of
gentle Ivory soap at 4 cost of over 81 ,0OO, 900.
And does these 4 astonishing things
(1) Soaks out dirt in IS minutes, without
scrubbing or boiling. Even extra 'grimy" spots
come white with 4 few quick rubs between
the fingers. (2) Cuts washing time $50 to
40%, in tub or machine. (3) Gets white clothes
4 70 shades whittier, as proved by scientific
Tiasonssse tsses 90 Yet % s@fstbss sveey wash.
Evening star., 1938-04-28
LECTURE AT GREENBELT

Miss Lisa Gardner to Tell Of Ballet
Dancing.
A demonstration lecture on the
dance by Miss Lisa Gardner, director
Evening star., 1938-04-28

Four-fifths Of the coffee shipped
abroad by Haiti this year was pur-
chased by American firms.
The Washington times., 1938-05-12
COMMISSIONERS NOTICES

COMMISSIONERS, D, c., Washington,
May IL 193s-sealed proposals will be
received at Room 800, District Building,
until . o'clock p. M, May 25. 1888. for
furnishing Six Light Delivery Trucks for
D. c. Penal Institutions; May 20. 1898,
Projection Apparatus for Public Schools,
D. C. Specifications and information at
Room 800. District Building
The Washington times., 1938-05-12
The Weather

District of Columbia-Fair anc
continued cool tonight and Fri
day; lowest temperature tonight
about AZ degre6; gentle winds
mostly northwest and north.
Maryland-Fair and continued
cool tonight and Friday, probably
light frost in exposed places in
north portions tonight.
Virginia-Fair and continued
cool tonight and Friday; probably
light frost in exposed places in
west portion tonight.
TIDE TABLES
High tides today at 6:31 a. m.
and at SIS p. m.
High tides tomorrow at 7:l5
q. m. and at 1888 p. m.
Low tides today at 12:47 a. m.
and at 1:25 p. m.
Low tides tomorrow at 1888 a. m.
and at 2:09 p. m.
The Washington times., 1938-05-12
SPECIAL NOTICES

TAKE NOTICE. that Ray Davis is no
longer connected with Davis & benson
operating gasoline station at 901 Florida
Ave. N. W. and is not responsible for any
debts contracted by said firm. RAY DAVIS
The Washington times., 1938-05-12
AUCTION SALES

ON SATURDAY. MAY 81. 1888, AT 10 80
A. M. Dougherty Auction Sales, 81
Eye ST. n. F., will sell to the highest
bidder for Domestic Finance Corporation
1894 Chevrolet Coupe. Motor No.
43Os359. Serial No. 9DAO5-31299. owned
by Thomas NJ Henderson.
ON TUESDAY. MAY II 1898. AT 7:30
p M. Dougherty Auction Sales, 81 Eye
st. n. E, will sell to the highest bidder
for Domestic Finance Corporation a 1884
Ford Coupe. Motor No. 1S-96S172. owned
by Harold b Jameson.
The Washington times., 1938-05-12
MONEY TO LOAN

ETC.: no adv. arrangement mecca lowest
rates. ROSSLYN LOAN CO.. ROsslyn. Va
The Washington times., 1938-05-12

SOUTHEAST ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR
INSTALLATION AND REPAIRS
1905 BROTHERS PLACE 8. E. AT. 1856
The Washington times., 1938-05-12
FALSE TEETH REPAIRED

NE. 1S33-False teeth repaired while you
wait. Emergency Laboratory. sos 14th
st.. At r. Room sol. westory Building.
The Washington times., 1938-05-12
RENTED TO A VERY NICE PERSON"
PERSONALS

HEMoRRHoIDs ERADICATED Dy my oWp
method results effective for . lifetime
or money back. Write for booklet.
DR. soMMERwERCK. 1868 Columbia Rd.
SCALP TREATMENT by white operator,
Hours. 9 to 2. closed Sunday. DE. 622S.
SCALP TREATMENTs-Hours 9 to 8
p. m. daily except Sunday. NO. O369.
The Washington times., 1938-05-12
VACATION PLACES

The ENE ELI "a E1an,,d aS CITE ~ phs1:
1924. Special rates Government Empl
The Washington times., 1938-05-12
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Evening star., 1938-09-18
BARGAIN
TO SETTLE ESTATE
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

FUN SHIAE BY OWNER.
Attractive Colonial home in beautiful
from Connecticut ave.--bus. Near clubs.
schools. shopping center. theaters yet far
enoush removed to be exclusively residen-
tal; Center hall plan. large, living room,
with southeas stern exposure four large bed
rooms two baths on second floor: large
floor. Complete. large basement with lava
tory. also finished recreation room; two
car garage attached to house, with entrance
ers and shrubbery: oil heat For appoint-
ment to inspect telephone Wisconsin :322
Evening star., 1938-09-18

1909 Goth ST. NE;
ssesnut rm srss Ds'n 1o
A'Ase 5000 $500 9sai soth UsT 81 ishS0s' stores
ession 0ss asssss s'sa good tourist To-
1908 18th ST NE
Brick home. rooms and bath front
porch; oil heat. garage. near bus stores,
3417 SOUTH DAKOTA AVE. NE
Beautiful detached brick home rms.
sn M Sriek ssrsss afs nes5 0osSe svs, ksasn esls.
a.Ia BUNKER HILL. Rp. NE
a, ATTRACTIVE detached brick home, 8 rms,
Rea mear bus
oil. s'N? 300 cARLrooN; RsLfrooS;'sVi AVE. NE.
s. sa.s, soo o, eo9 g: sash $50 %eass 70 a
so24 R. l. Ave. NE. Decatur o317.
AW;ARpED AVA 4 [9S;.,q coop HoUsEKEEPINd NAG
overlooking Rock creek G Park * bed
a3org en'hs nas HsneIsd Library With sy
Also Beautifully wooded lots: on which
vony we Will ords assisn nance and build homes to
throush park via Beach drive to Leland
ST at Conn. ave. to E. Woodbine Brook
vile I'd and Leland st. to 7Ol3 Rollinx
I'd. Open daily to $50
,s,, WWAvERLY sv X TAYLOR; INC.
-l322 < st. NV National 104O.
HILLcREsT BuNGALoW. ,se.a5o;
garass; Easy terms inform.tioan, tRia,' at 1901 sso4
1924 n4tS %Asgtf &: Nv 4 JAMES. nSi 6i.,. ss4s.
LOOK ONLY s51OQ; RENTED S57.5O-
s large rooms, porches. garage; stucco over
Here's another buy. s4.4ooapet.ched oopS
WASHINGTON REALTY. Geo. 5000 Or i3b55. i33s5
CHEVY CHASE. D. c.
charming white Colonial home In
most desirable section near Reno I'd. one
of the highest elevations in the city;
convenient to Woodrow WILSON High. Alice
Deal. elementary schools. Four bedrooms.
baths, library; an excellent home for
growing family. Fine shade trees and at
tractive landscaping make 1t one of the
neighborhood's outstanding properties. Dist.
$3.50.
WooDRIDGE BUNGALOW.
30l3 Clinton st. n;e.-Nev all-brick
BUNGALOW Of rms, noored attic. full
basement. lRe.. level lot. fully equipped
with fireplace. h.-w.h.. screens: $500 down,
balance tsis like rent Other bungalows in
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO.,
1877 r. !. Ave. NE. North 1908.
Evening star., 1938-09-18
ARE THERE ANY MORE

1rnrysstment buyers for CoLoRED PROP
put you'l have to have some cash; ssn.t
tru.t teu T. foT II 500 x.th $50 sssh and s5 $50
Seriously. here's a barsain in The NGRTH!:.
WESI. but don't even want any man or
M0IIsnn MMo0mIIsn 70 call me expecting to GET A
the time to be bothered With this fin6 os a.
Rgyers Get in touch with me today ana
= you nave Just LITTLE LOOSE CASH
vhiIe and remember. when BETTEp
hhousES =. are offered for LESS MONEY Iii
De the broker who offers them.
L. l.. JOHNSON
Evening star., 1938-09-18
9c, 4oo BL2Gk I,LG, HIGH ST; MD;

EACLOo1VE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
See this corner S-room brick house with
second floor. all tiled; built-in garage rec
reation room laundry and boiler room. oil
burner With summer and winter hook-up
Lot - by 100. Come and see II and you
will like It Can also build you a 5 or &
room house as low as $40 q month. Enter
thfoueh Montsomery st. from Wisconsin
CAL Adams 1913 for both these real
Evening star., 1938-09-18
HOUSES FOR SALE.
55O6 NORTH CAPITOL ST.

JOVU VOTt II VZ2T 1OG Oh
(Just Above Kennedy st. N.WD
Nearly new detached brick All large
rooms: nrst-floor bedroom with lavatory;
excellent kitchen. nice front porch: base.
maids room. 3 large bedrooms with Q tiled
baths. finished attic with large cedar closet
Lovely yard with brick sArage. Substantial
cash payent. balance like rent
Open Sunday and EVENINGS.
6TROUP REALTY Co,
03I New York Ave. NV. Dist. O36s,
Evening star., 1938-09-18
NORTHEAST.
780 9th ST

big rooms bath. full basement 3
porches: hot-water heat. fully equipped
kitchen. garage: l block to street cars.
buses: near stores churches and schools:
an ideal location for the workingman OF
modest means who wants q fine home in A
1ast-groWine community near to every
convenience. Priced at only S5 500 a
small cash payment and balance monthly
Open for inspection all day.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
Ma. 9.97 925 N. Y. Ave. NV. Ma. 90.
Evening star., 1938-09-18
HOUSES FOR SALE.
SILVER SPRING.
$3.50 CASH

5.rm. hungalow. large front porch. In.
rio o riss f9
7snass snassHSaAso asa4se r. ZEAL sssTAsn ss.pSr1a 800
Wooded Section, Cleveland Park.
3 blocks Phoebe Hearst Primary School.
s'F %:sa Ssa n sss
.ttraetively land.csped. lily pool FED By
aoSI: 2 bedroom: ana bath 3rd noor.
tSdi.I tSss II u
ssio Reno o"adr aa
819 ASPEN ST. NV.
, We'll Ws!l-bHilt: bHnsalov type. ? full stories,
been used By two families Insulated,
Weather stripped. caulked, OIL burner.
Mssd: Needs: TSsdeccr,tins S%t and some ,mproy,s;;
home: Price 81, 500 as is. Terms.
BARGAIN.
TO SETTLE ESTATE.
..c,,,,, coFnsT ,s;s ;Sth and MI; "a; Oh; CHI
''s s,s .sn &; s% ssows ss,,ss., s.7,
222 UNDERWOOD ST. NV.
Detached solid brick Cape Cod cottage.
built. sold. only one in this lovely
Convenient TO Graded school. will be within
two blocks Of the new Calvin Coolidge High
to stores, Government park and recreation
center. larse rooms. built in garage
| See this house and compare it with others
at $3.50.
WAPLE & JAMES, INC,
| 1924 14th st, NV. District 3346.
Evening star., 1938-09-18
GEORGETOWN.

ea1s DuMBARToN AYE. NV
Small distinctive house ~ Colonial in
Alence: weod-burnfne fireplaces: unusually
LAKE. living room. crystal chandelier
Bensled dining room. balcony overlooking
gefden; elec. kitchen. automatic heat; In
spection Sunday 21O, until pm. West
1Qfo during week,
Evening star., 1938-09-18
PIG CONCORD AVE- NV

May Be Inspected By Appointment
BUILT English Normandy home Just 4
little over one year old to some dis
eliminating purchaser. 1t is semi de
tached and contains & large rooms .
tiled baths. large kitchen with breakfa st
nook. electric range and refrigerator.
ouilt-ln oxford cabinets. pine paneled recre-
alton room. gas heat. garage Fully
screened. Insulated. weather-stripped and
caulked; This Is = three-room deep home
not the box type
Evening star., 1938-09-18

6621 7th PL. NV.
Detached brick. 6 rooms. Ia baths. I'm
iShed attic slate roof COPPER hashings snd
downSDouts. garase. automatic heat
spacious closets. Will take 4 small trade
Reasonable terms
To reach-Out Georgia ave. to Van
Buren st. to 1th place. left to house
WAPLE & JAMES, INC,
1924 14th St NV Dist. 3346.
Evening star., 1938-09-18

FOXHAIL
Exclusive section. 6-room brick house
Paneled club room, garage. Close tc
schools and trans Owner leaving city
Excellent value. Wis. 3012-R
BARGAIN. 81 44OO-DETACHED. e RMS.
bath frame. h.-wh.. nice lot: N H. ave.
mr.. Geo ave. Has $4,000 bldg assn
WASHINGTON REALTY
Evening star., 1938-09-18
BRADBURY HEIGHTS.

One house left at 1928 Southern, ave
Sc one block south Of 1900 block Of Ala
bama ave. Semi-det.. e rooms. recrea tion
room. two hreplaces. Reasonable price and
reasonable terms. Can be used for two
families 1t Is worth your while to inspect
this bargain-priced home having oil burner
with summer and winter hook-up
BETTER HOMES BUILT BY
FRIENDSHIP BLDG. CO. IN
FRIENDSHIP HEIGHTS
Evening star., 1938-09-18
MUST BE SOLD
TODAY.
$40 SHEPHERD ST. NV.
Beautiful Home,
JUST RECONDIT1ONED,
OPEN
9 AM. TO 8 PM.

CLEVELAND PARK,
1902 MACOMB ST. NV.
Magnihcent 1O-room residence contain
ing reception hall. paneled and beamed
dining room. den. -, baths. sleeping porch.
large front porch. one inclosed porch. nm
ished attic, full basement, laundry, extra
lavatory hot-vater heat with oil burner
veather-stripped. screened and beautifully
located. Open for inspection.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO..
Ma: Q7a7 02b N. 7. Ave. NV. Ma. 97a7
MORTGAGE co. OFFERS
New Detached Brick, Only $3.50.
OWNERS LO6e-YOUR GAIN
Real bargain: bright rooms tiled bath
And shower; beautiful kitchen with elec.
refrfSerator: real fireplace: weather.
stripped built:in sarase; Terms.
1927 Nichols Ave. Sc. Rep. O225. :
Evening star., 1938-09-18
u. u. JOHNSON.
Nep. 0IO5. 930 N Y Ave N VI M.~tx ,
1910 CORCORAN ST. NV.

Iooms and bath: new hot-Water heat-
tns ts system ana new plumbing and elec.
.Iic IN entire house. Rented NOW for S4s
HOME OR AN INVESTMENT. Get IN
toncn with the owner-save commission
an: JOHNSON: Rep. O1O5 or Natl cQlH
Evening star., 1938-09-18
SACRIFICE.
Upper 18th St.
Cn ASn

Uppef 10th st. ~
Certain coo6it,ons Ss4soi mst. - n...,:.r -,
owner to sacrifce his beautiful. modernistic
semi mi-detached home just 2 years old, and
in perfect condition. Studio living room
with maple paneled walls and cast-stone
fireplace built-in bookcases. random width
pegged floors, elaborate kitchen, = eoreeous
baths. General Electric air-conditioned
heating plant. recreation room; large lot.
overlooking Rock Greek Park Call MR..
OCONNOR. Randolph 1919 after pm.
NAVY YARD MAN.
Beautiful press brick home in Sc. Vacant
9 rooms: tile bath; back porches. hardwood
h;-w.h.. oil burner Price. $6,450. Make
offer on your terms. Ask for Mr. Warrins.
After pm. call Greenwood 2232
1924 14th St. NV Dist. 334e.
ANACOsTIA.
rm. :: porches SIS. 500
Mod. brick, ) rms. . incl and plas-
tered porches, bath, garage; nice lot; easily
made into , flats; $3.50
Lse. mod brick f1at upstairs with sep
gar; owner retiring sell for S. 800.
:. Above are near bus stops, schools. stores.
CONGRESS HGTs.. $1,000.
Corner brick bungalow ) rms. bath.
plus rms. upstairs. automatic heat. in
Sulated. weather-stripped, porch. garage
~ PENFA. AVE. HILL. $500.
-. New det.i brick. ) rms. > baths. recrea-
ton rm oil heat. 5. and ". hook-up.
Nati' 1855 A. A. M ROTH. Temple s7s4.
Evening star., 1938-09-18
NEAR WOODBRIDGE.

HOME AND INVESTMENT.
Open. 46OS Georgia ave.-S large rms
brick garage; detached; reconditiopec
Evening star., 1938-09-18
COLORED BARGAINS

a., IN GOOD CONDITION.
-oS virginia ave. s.e.-6-room brick.
~ modern conveniences: 81 $50; 4I5o
LIo Glrard st. n.w.-7-room brick. ali
modehn nnS convenlences; s5.45O; $3.50 down
ana ,p1 paiance nee small monthly payments
80 tE4Z lrvlng st. n.v.-S-room brick
$3.50; $500 down and balance month";
of offsme,nts; ro,aE.a We also have 40 other pieces
CCTHERN. al3 New York ave, NV. Matt.
Evening star., 1938-09-18

ONLY ONE LIKE THIS.
BEAUTIFUL GLOVER PARK.
A 2-BATHRooM HOME.
nne rooms. de luxe kitchen, heated
recreation room. automatic heat. garase.
well-built. texture-brick home you'll
NEAR All. SCHOOLS AND CLOSE TO
GEORGETOWN COLLEGE
ONLY $S45O
SEE 3719 w ST. NV
OpeIl Afternoon and Evenings.
Evening star., 1938-09-18
BRICK BUNGALOW.

= BATTERY PARK. MD.
This charming individually built home
IN that highly desirable residential sec
{on tuss Of the 4G Georsstown se9, I'd near
S6oms. bath. finished attic. recreation room
With, open fireplace in cellar: slAse roof
insulated furred caulked, screened and
Veafher- stripped: hardwood floors oil burn
er. @. E. refrigerator numerous floor plugs
radio outlets, cedar closets. etc. Built by
ovner under the supervision OF q promi-
Eent Washington architect. Moderately
Tffced for q home Of this character.
L. r. GRAVATTE,
s2a 18th st. REALTOR Natl O753.
Evsp;p0S-(SeorCio9 9OrO
Evening star., 1938-09-18

Near 9Th and S. c. Ave. Sc.
Large corner, 6-room and bath home
with inclosed and open porches. oil
heat, recreation room IN basement; $1,000.
WEAVER BROS. INC.
Dist 94S6 Washinston BLDG
Evening star., 1938-09-18

Best location. woodridse. D. c.: paved
: bedrooms on first floor. = on second floor
hardwood trim. built-in bookcases, oak
noors; OO0-gal oil tank in YARD LARGE
lot about 300 feet deep: double garage.
SEE F. A. LINGER,
3I09 gath st NE
Evening star., 1938-09-18

CORNER-CENTER HALL
43S 0uackenbos St. NV
gorgeous home in an ideal spot Con-
tains large living room. dining room mod
erli Kitchen with breakfast NOOK! large
bedrooms, . tiled baths. finished third
floor: recreation room. laundry room, built
In. garage. Price now reduced for quick
sale. Terms. OF will trade. Ideal spot for
doctors once
Open Daily and Evenings.
STROUP REALTY CO..
931 New York Ave NV Dist O3Sa
Evening star., 1938-09-18
CAPITOL HILL.

CAPIlOL HILL,
$11,500.
800 blk. East Capitol st-l1 rms. .
baths. 3 sarages.. Modern. Lease 3 years
$40 month. OWNER, Falls Church 1878.
COIORED-9 ROOMS. H.-W.H. ELEC..
garage; excellent condition.: near End and
New jersey ave-; easy terms. North 970e.
COZ LQREDI,coL oN1AL TYPE; 8 ROOMS;
Jackson ne; terms. North 97O9.
CoLoRD-s R0oMs on 2 TLooRs:
r; ts, ays; Nortp nr. sfas SHa T.; rsa'. price and
coI,oREDI7 RMS. H.-WH.- ELEC.. 2
kitchens. cellar: redecorated inside and
out: nr. N. ]. ave. and H st. NV; IS. 500;
$500 cash; easy terms. Pot. 2O57.
coLoREDl.RIvER vIEw PARK-NEw
colored tile bath. all hardwood floors. rock
wool insulated furrsd .s!ls; S. geo;
terms. Open daily. 8 am. to pm. $50
Oklahoma ave. ne; l block east 2bth pl.
Decatur 116O.
CoLoNw-3100 BLK. l4th 81. ME-.
rm. bungalow. h.-v.h. elec.; garage; price.
$500; terms. Adams 1o20S.
Evening star., 1938-09-18
72l NEWTON PLx NV.

Is Bird ST NE
III rooms and bath. servants lavatory.
Gear earaee: utility room and storage space
in ba sement: weather-stripped. screens and
AWNINGS: oil heat Near Capitol and Su-
preme Court Price. Si0500: reasonable
cash. Open and liahted 80 pm. Sunday,
jos. A. HERBERT g. SONS.
SIS East Capitol St. Lincoln 01@9.
Evening star., 1938-09-18
MUST BE SOLD.

MUST BE SOLD.
s.H41S Perry st. n.e-6 lovely rooms. sun
.pofeh. oak doors, the bath; h h: priced
low: easy terms. Inspect at once It's
rloveIy. QDen North 1898.
500 CASH, $35 PER MO.
faays q new 5-r and b.. cellar and attic.
Cape Cod cottage: city water. electricity
4mlle bus service; $4,000 total. Box S5-
Evening star., 1938-09-18

HOUSES FOR SALE.

4116 18th pl. n.e.-A new williams
burg oolop,ai ,1 with every ,u modern con:
If desi5ed W6onsgn!r 9Ren dflZ E.y N scSgm. gm.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-13
ANSWERS.

1. In 1920 there were 204,492 as
compared with 2O2,223 for 1880 U. s.
Census reports.
2. The actual cost was $4,584 1854
The budget commission had estimated
the cost would be $4.7OO.OO This was
the first year after the State took
over the county road system. The last
highway report shows over nine mil
lions in annual expenditures.
8. The legislature in session at New
Bern in 1850 established the town of
Tarboro.
4. When a vacancy occurs within
a term the governor issues writ of
election for a special election, and a
proclamation calling on the voters of
the district to vote for congressional
candidate to fill the vacancy. The gov
ernor may fill vacancy in the Sem
ate by appointment for the uneXpired
:erm.
5. Churchill c. Cambreleng was born
at Washington, N c., in 1876. In 1902
he moved to New York City, later be-
coming associated with John Jacob
Astor New York State elected him 20
congress in 1921 where he remained
until 1889. He served as chairman of
the Ways and Means committee. Later
he was appointed Minister Plenipoten-
tiary to Russia.
6. In the legislature of 1888 the
wings of the West favored appropria-
tions for public improvements $780,
900 for the Fayetteville & Western
railroad and $5OO,0OO for the Raleigh
& CASTOR railroad. The eastern dem
ocrats opposed these measures, how
ever, on a proposition of making an
investigation of the possibility of
opening an inlet at Nag's Head the
westerners won enough of the eastern
vote to get their railroad bills through
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-13
URGES SEEDING OF
COVER CROPS NOW

College Station, Raleigh, Aug. 13.-
Seeding winter cover crops during the
month of August will increase the
yield of next's years crops according
to E. c. Blair, extension agronomist
at N. C. State College.
In Eastern and Central North Car
olina, he added, unhulled crimson
clover seed may be sown in corn, cot
ton, tobacco, and other row crops this
month. When in the hull, the seed
takes several weeks to start germinat-
ing.
Cleaned clover seed (Which ger
inmates sooner), vetch, and Austrian
winter peas may be sown in Pied
mont and Coastal North Carolina be-
tween August 20 and October 10 at
any time the soil and weather is fa-
vorable.
Growing these crops will help far
mers earn their payments offered by
the AAA, Blair continued. And the
best way they can spend the money
they receive is to sow more soil-build-
ing legumes and other cover crops.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-13
LIONS HIT TIMELY
|NW|NN|NG 4 TO |
Gro-Swifts Fall Victims To
Civic Team In Hard
Fought Contesta

The Lions chalked up a 4 to de-
cision over Gro-Swift yesterday aft
ernoon in the city softball circuit,
with the game providing plenty of
thrills.
The ability of the Lions to hit in
the pinches paved the way for their
win.
Smith, Gro-Swift shortfield, brought
the game to an end in the last of the
seventh when he grounded out with
the bases full.
The Lions scored two runs in the
first, one in the third and another in
the sixth.
The Grocers got their run in the
fifth inning.
Hubert Lewis pitched and Bill Roy
ster caught for the Lions, while Wick
pitched and Ed Branch caught for
the Grocers.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-13

TODAY'S ANNIVERSARIES

1S1S-Lucy Stone, pioneer woman
suffragist, champion of liberty, born
near West Brookfield, Mass. Died IN
Boston, Oct. 18, 1898.
1S29-Martha Lamb, author anu
editor. historian of New York Clty'
born at Plainfield, Mass. DIED jan
2, 1898.
1839-Michael A. Corrigan, noteo
Catholic archbishop of New YORK.
born in Newark, N. J. Died May D.
1902.
1s4O-Kate c. Sprague, the much
pubilcized political hostess OF her day
daughter of u S. Chief Justice Sal
mon P. Chase, who had to struggle
miserabiy for a living the closing
years of her life, born in Cincinnati.
Died July 81, 1899.
1855 Charles T. Dazey, dramatist
author of the play, In Old Kentucky
born at Lima, Ill. Died at Quincy,
ILL.,, Feb. 9, 1888.
1S6O-Annie Oakley, famed marks
woman of the Buffalo Bill circus, who
supported and educated l8 orphan
girls, born in Darke Co., Ohio. DIED
Nov. 3, 1926.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1938-08-13
NEXT WEEKS PLAY
OF SOFTBTLL GIVEN

With the city softball league now
in the tail end of the season, teams
are fighting hard for positions, with
the Bankers securely perched on top,
with little likelihood that they will
be removed.
Monday finds Underwriters and
Gro-Swifts scheduled to play, and
Bankers and Kiwanis to meet. Under
writer's have withdrawn from the cir
cult, so the Grocers will take a win
there by forfeit. Lions meet Wall
Street Tuesday. Rose and Kiwanis
and Bankers and Gro-Swifts meet