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HOUSES UkFURNiSHED.

isqs ST tvS NWNEAE WARDMAN 1ilS
TTo AIEx sn5Hs rIaRRF nSqm u and kitGhen- n apply
refg., oil heat: 800. Wisconsin 4060.
KENILWORTH 51ol. QUARLEs SIDE
endsd ysrd shd Appy sah RGNN RE hef
CORP. 474 K st. NV. Met. 1888.
OPEN AND LIGHTED; BY OWNER, 3 TO
pmso posS 5SSo est zsth ST. Chevy Chase
road; 4 rms. 3 ba., brick oil heat also
nearby, 10 rms, 2 ba. Il bedroom and ba.
| 1st H.; oil heat
hhvf SreE oil iqIfasE hest Also 10 rms mMs BArH ba
bedroom and ba. 1st A. oil heat. Vienna,
W. W. 5a acres; rms, ba;; nearby Va: and
DON 14a7 Eye Eye st st. NV. rs Dist. t. Gn 5ssi.
Evenings, Clev. 5091.
FoxHALL--BEAUTIFU REDEcoRAT-
ed ed throushout; 6 rooms. double, rear
garage. Call National 1040.
62;; KENYON ST. N.W-6 RMS. TILE
bath: h.-w.h.; cellar. garage. yard porches;
| So 80: immediate possession. Met. 4S13
A CORNER HOME YOU WILL LOVE TO
/ portation. schools. and churches: 7 rooms,
bath bath sleep porch and 2-car garage: in
Emerson 1895.
ROOMING HOUSE. 81 EYE ST. N.W.-l4
rms, ami Fine location; S1OO month.
NJ. FRANK RUPERT. 1021 7th st. NV
2sl5 18th ST. NV. NEAR ONTARIO RD.
Adams 5310.
3722 9th ST. NW.-6 LARGE RMS.
lnclosed porches; brand-newly decorated;
So so. Apply 1906 9th NV.
5RANS1lM Mlnsssots ss sae ave5 R. ssso6 ANI
Metropolitan 4300-Dupont 1900
ssilysr Spring cofFMANsT ANsTpH3ITS REAiTS e.. e.:
matte heat. complete kitchen: Eitho; Convenient Mnt1
ne. Near schools. bus etc Natl. i43s.
WYootD54RIIDGE; Y01Gt54aI D. G.: 5000 goth. ST. NE
Oct. Is; sos Emerson s s1os. '''' available
1717 HOBART ST, NV. MT. PLEASANT
heat. refs. garage; s75. Adams 5o5e
rsams 1saa pARk 1soseg sPa Rooms g BED
nnfb 15ss1ator ca gas w5vss1 ess1 saTass $50
Natl. lo40, OF Col. s7s7 to inspect. 1''0''
FoXALL OVERLOOKING GOVERNMENT
porches, garage. Call Natl 104o. To- "'
FRIENDSHIP HGHTs.,, 220 PROSPECT ST.
rms, and bath. hardwood floors. beautifully
equipped kitchen: porches. hreplaces, q
us ssFasa Latte hears ssg n Nssa
owner. North O66O.
BURLEITH-SEMI-D DETACHED. 1928 r
-6 rooms. large inclosed porches. garage
| automatic heat; new-house condition Call
OWNER. Cleveland 1887. r.
GREATLY REDUCED-6 ALLEGHANEY
ave. TAX; Pk.-5 r.. b.. glassed porch:
ssuisable sasal families; redecorated. sheD.
| 1242 D ST. SEC R., HoT-WATER HEAT.
sieci: s4 iafa fsarase; age s46 mo. shep. 1904. Key
GL. PK.-NEw HOUSE. s67,5o MO-; 8
i. MAGoNE9 Sls Ese clen: tms 764s. baths SO
1919 HARVARD, ST, NW.-sEMI-DE-
tachsd, 8 rooms, baths. automatic heat;
excellent condition Cali MR.. FISCHER.
| Met. OO45 between and 8. or Col. 2704-J.
4212 3rd ST. NV. IN PETWoRTH-6
rooms. bath. 2 incl. porches. garage, $50.
OWNER. Columbia 4613..
CAPITOL HILL, CORNER. 656 9Th ST NE.
Near Govt. depts., attractive 8 large
rooms, modern, nice yard. garage; $50
| month. Adams 47S6.
GLOVER PARK, $50 foNLY l YR. OLD;
| kitchen aut heat. gar Rep O226.
,o CHEVY CHASE MD.
home son eGaafseWa bats aSaor mald
room. oil heat. garage. Near school and
| bus. Now available at S95. EDW. H.
JONES 4 CO.. INC. $500 Conn. ave.
CHEVY CHASE, 1912 KANAWHA- ST. NV.
uth af' fTont and 1n sde porches reos
baths, sleeping porch; ami; oil heat;
,s,. = ~ IHNKKrNs HKrN CO, cq,,..,,.. .s,..
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EXCLUSIVE LOCATION

CONN. AVE AT TAFT BRIDGE
2 RMS, KIT. FURN., $50; RMS $40
Exclusive, modern fireproof bldg; eleva-
tor. secretarial phone service; large rms.
mirror doors; 3 exposures. 2O7O Belmont
rd., corner Conn. ave. Potomac hNS3
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HOUSES FUR. OR UkFUR.

WESLEY HEIGHTS, FROM OWNER-sIx
rooms. "a baths. fireplace automatic heat;
near schools. bus. Emerson 9141
UNFURNISHED AND FURNISHED HOUSES
and bungalows in all sections of city and
suburbs. Reasonable rent. Call Natl. 1854
WINFIELD & THURM, 90s 10th NV. -
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Houses Near Woodbridge
wa n, |. Ave. NE. Dec, 0317.
$7,950-5513 KANSAS AVE, NV

JUST OFF CONCORD AVE
Semi detached brick, f rooms, bath full
attlc; bulIt-ln garage; open front porch >
screened rear porches; weather-strjpped
and copper screened throughout; AWNINGS:
E--W.h,; new Pittsburg Monarch hot
water storage tank; slate roof Basement
can be adapted for doctors or denfist's
once Orieinal cost, S1O,250. Evenings
4
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M NEW wv, GROOM AND BATH BRICK BUN
.,oo WAPLE g. JAMES INC,
ofo.1 Georgia ave. Shepherd 5000

90, DETACHED BRICK HOME.
E2lS Bunker Hill I'd ne. near Wood
Iiose-6 rooms. tiled bath, modern kitch-
en-. open fireplace. gas heat. concrete side
pI pppLeh; pulItIln garage; $500 cash reason
Open until pm 'oe'
.,o, TWO-FAMILY HOME.
43oS 18th pl. ne, Michigan Park
Engllsh-type brick home. s rooms. 2 tiled
pains: arransed for two families. Open
iiaepIace. attractive recreation room, gas
neat. garage 5000 cash, reasonable month
i;,. W payments. Consider trade. Open
VIM. r. THOROWGOOD
2O24 R. l. Ave NE Dec o21-
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THE HIGHWOOD SECTION or
CHEVY CEASE n z, VI
EDW- H JONES & CO INC.
CIit.N III ND o2nl IINrrII y
TAKCMA PARK

BUNGALOW; ) large rooms. bath, base
ment and recreation room; Gear gar; lot
lo5Xl 10: near District line: 20 minutes
DOWNTOWN conveniently located schools,
stores; beautiful rock garden fish pond:
owner VIII sacrifice for quick sale; terms
arranged; shown by appointment Dis
036s Sunday and evenings Geo. 413S.
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H1LLscREsT-sEM1.B &c 2 M1.BUNGALoW.
MARIETTA PARK. NV.

=, NIHItIE III PARk. w
New detached brick, less than VI. old,
epeclally constructed for builders own
nome; beautiful baths, finished attic and
large recreation room. gas heat: > omen
hrepLace$; latest Kitchen with space for
oreaS1aSt pre- table; large front porch south
SSuiated will sacrifice il sold at once.
- 20: substantial cash. balance like
Gan' 1Gsns' DlSt' o36S. Sunday and evenings,
NEW GROOM AND BATH BRICK BUN
RaloW IN Silver Spring area: Convenient
70 everything and ready to move in: under
Mr.. Robertson ~ -''04''4''
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ATTENTION. INVESTORS
b-room and bath brick house brand
new condition: h.-w.h; property clear
rents tor $40 80: will sell for 81 $50 Dis
41If55ss sundays and evenings, Georeta
Evening star., 1938-10-05

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-HERE is THE
best buy, New center-hall, brick: side
finished Bird f.; built-in garage: Barnaby
Woods section. Beautiful lot with trees;
q square TO bus. If you are interested in
new house. then by all means see this
nome. Adams 2433 or Natl O2IS
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HAMPSHIRE HILLS-5-RM. BRICK, DE-
tached home. surrounded by chestnut,
OAKS; slr-conditioned oil heat weather.
porch; specification calling for maximum
comfort with minimum upkeep at rent
saving price, quoted upon inspection.
Sample house. 6l14 Sligo Mills rd ad-
Jacent Eastern Star Home. west N Hamp
ave at Peabody st. Phone Adams 4I2a.
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WARDER ST. NEAR ROCK CREEK
Church rd. n.w.-Semi-d brick
home; convenient NV neighborhood: could
be arranged for = families If desired; 6
rms. tile bath, recreation room. laval tory.
alton: double rear porches. Ind floor glass
inclosed also attractive sun deck; screens
and awnings; property clear and priced
for immediate sale at Sc $50 Dist O36S
sunday and evenings. Geo. 413S
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ONLY $3.50.
4Q12 CRESCENT c

, High elevation, in grove of trees. New
aet. center-hall homes : large rooms
nreplace. auto. heat. natural rock garden
slde porch. Go to Western ave at Fliirotf
and follow sign 70 homo Distric. > 8 w
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FOR BARGAINS IN REAL ESTATE CALL
LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO. NET 54OO
BEAUTIFUL. LARGE, Def HOME IN
Sleveland Park. containing 8 bedrms >
pains; Oil burner, garage house in perfect
GGon1fditlon: G1n1f priced Sl3.750. Phone Mr.
HaL Repubilc 11S1. F. ELIOT MIDDLE
ION. 205 Investment BLDG
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NEAR 4ond AND MILITARY RD-3 BED
rms. inclosed porches. open fireplace in
llv. rm. and master bedrm.: built-in gar
semi-det.; can be purchased on a small
cash payment; convenient location. Call
NORTH 53l4: eve. WIS. 6265
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S6. 75O-NEAR N CAPITOL ST. AND Nc
MILAN Park-Spacious home, solid BRICK.
large bedrooms; excellent condition; ga
rage. REAL BARGAIN. Nat. 143S
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S10,450-NEAR BEAUTIFUL BATTERY
rms, "a baths. recreation room: large lot
wooded section. This Is the type of home
that you would expect to pay S12.50O for
See 1t promptly. Natl l43S until O n m
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8 ROOMS, SUN PARLoR. FINISHED
ATTIC: 6704 44th St. Chevy Chase, Nd;
3 blks: east Beth. new shopping center
N.E.-DET.. MOD. RMS. AND BATH.
gear gar, large lot; near trolley and bus;
~ min. downtown. Terms to suit. Clev.
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Continued J

High elevation wooded lot lOOxI So f.
New center-hall brick Colonial with side
living porch. summer winter hookup Con-
Venlent to schools: 3 blocks from Conn
ave. Ideal location for children. Grow
ing community
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| 635 X ST. NE.-6-ROOM BRICK OIL
heat. in good condition: gear brick ga
| rage: wonderful value at S6.e5O; terms
| r. G. DUNNE. 604 H st. ne, Atlantic
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FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DIST. l411
AN INTOWN HOME.
BRICK BUNGALOW.

3ol5 Clinton st. n.e.-5 rms. tile bath
and shower; every modern conyen; $500
down. balance like rent
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO.,
1917 r. I. Ave. NE North 1908.
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CAPITOL HILL. 241 11th ST. SE-MOD-
ern. rms. on floors; concrete porch
location. Reasonable for quick sale In
spect by. appt. only. Call E. W. BAILEY.
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HOUSES UkFURkIsHED.
fTnnfinnaI
N>oitiluCu.J
NEAR GEORGETOWN TTNTy

w u. INV.
$75; 9 rooms baths. recreation room
auto. heat; garage. Key at 3723 w ST..
or call Dist. 1872
The Washington times., 1938-11-02
Injured
". e l.. SOph Back
Out for Season

LEXINGTON, Va, Nov. 2.
Dick Pinck, sophomore backfield
ace Of Washington and Lee, Is
lost to the Generals for the re-
mainder Of the season.
Pinck suffered q badly
Wrenched knee In the Richmond
game. He was kept out Of the
lineup during the early season
because Of an operation.
''Swingin' the Football Cheer" How
six pretty high school girls (jitterbugs
to yOu) have mOdeFnlEed the old Rah-
Rah-Rah by truckin' their team to
victory. A timely and Informative
article illustrated In color. Sec It In
the American Weekly, the magazine
distributed with next sunday's Herald
Times.
The Washington times., 1938-11-02
-FOUR REDSKINS
.ON INJURED LIST
|ASP|RATESLOOM

The Redskins leave here Satur'
day sfternon for their game with
the Pittsburgh Pirates In the
Smoky City, with the possibility
that Andy Farkas, Red Krause;
Bill Hartman and Jay Turner Will
not be among them.
FarkaS has q bum foot, Krause
has q bum elbow, Hartman has
a bum leg and Turner has q bum
ankle.
Farkas received his bad foot In
last Sundays game against the
Brooklyn Dodgers. KrauSe Is not
yet over his injury received in
the Giants game. Turner's elbow
has never fully recovered from
the injury sustained in the Philar
delphia game and Hartman'S old
leg injury Was aggravated in Sun
days game against the Dodgers.
Meanwhile, Frank Filchock,
who has made an impressive show
in since coming to the Redskins.
is being readied for the Pittsburgh
game and will see some duty at
quarterback.
While playing at the University
Of Indiana, Filchock was conSid-
cred an excellent signal caller.
The Washington times., 1938-11-02

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-The fight between Armstrong and
Garcia, which postponed late last night natural
Ordinarily it would be good betting fight But the
vevetcoared brothers of the betting fraternity afraid
Of it. They-he skeptcal souIs-ar afraid the bizeroo
is in.
By the bizerOo they think the diplomats have
at Munich, to speak They believe Eddie Mead who
handles Armstrong and George Parnassus who manages
Garcia, have to what is laughngy known as "a
Rentleman'S agreement"
The children chance tell strictly fight
LOOK AT-nOt to bet
OF there
the suspicious In opinion fighters will
ITS just that III always remember wise old
advice to boxing writer:
safely the assumption every meet
this racket be he promoter grafttaker,
backmatler or thief And you'll be RIGHT more times
than you'll wrOng!"
1 think q little harsh. But he was also a little
correct.
Garcia undoubtedly. is terrific pmcher.
But he likes to stand off distance
Armstrong will stay close to him.
Garcia off punch tupprcut to you
and mel he may upset Henry But don't think so!
agree betting brothers opinion
that this performance to look at not bet On
because 1 think this is true of fight
is going sports events And insist that SMART
MONEY GOES TO THE BANK where it $ insured It does
not go to prize fights.
And If it is very smart money, it STAYS
IF YOU 5a DoNT BET, YOU CAN'T LOSE.
Quick York baseball writer's may to
Mel O Snubbed for Valuable awarding him the Player
trophy and toss it him the right field wall
sunny afternoon, with heartfelt admiration!
Dartmouth and Pitt neck and neck for the August Lam
bert trophy champs of the East The Cards due for
against grid Giants here sunday The
feud has pitted George Marshall versus Ned Irish.
Idea Why not player limit for football?
The Washington times., 1938-11-02
. Jiu-Jitsu Teacher
To Give Exhibition

Joseph Chang, jiu-jitsu expert,
will give an exhibition at the Y.
M. c. A. tonight at 8 o'clock.
Chang is the new instructor at
the "Y" and is foreign correspond
ent for the Chinese Nationalist
Daily and q native of Foochow.
He was graduated from Creighton
University and has studied at
Omaha and Georgetown Uni
verSitieS.
The Washington times., 1938-11-02
CONTINUED from LIST Sports Pagel

Continued from LIST Sports Page)
most valuable award since the
designation originated in 1922.
This year, his fourteenth In the
majors, the blackSmithing Eastern
Shore product hit for an average
Of .349 and drove in lat runs,
which approaches the league rec
ord.
Twenty-four writer's voted and
10 of them named Foxx for first
place, Bill Dickey received three
nominations for first place and
Big Red Ruffing received two.
Dickey's three firstplace votes,
together with II second-place bal
lots, two each for third, fourth,
fifth and seventh and one for
sixth, gave him second place in
the voting.
Hank Greenberg was third. He
fell just short of equalling Babe
Ruth'S home-run record of co. N
a season. Red Ruffing finished
fourth in the writer ballot. The
complete vote by points:
The Washington times., 1938-11-02

ARTISTS CoNCEPTToN-A diagram showing
how Seabiscuit and War Admiral raced in their mile
and three -sixteenths over the Pimlico track Con-
Trajectory to drawing Biscuit moved to rail at turn.
The Washington times., 1938-11-02
Paddock Picks EN- at Pimlico

Chief Chief
The Washington times., 1938-11-02
Orange in Long Drill
For Colgate Struggle

SYRACUSE, N. Y, Nov. 2
Q.N.SJ-Lengthy and strenuous
drills were the order for the rest
of the week as Coach OSSie Solem
tuned up his Orange machine to-
day for the weekend struggle
against its traditional foe-Col-
gate.
The Washington times., 1938-11-02
Badger Regulars Set
For Northwestern Till

MADISON, Wis, Nov. 2 UN.50.
Coach Harry Stuhldreher today
prepared to send his first string
lineup into the Northwestern
game complete. Wisconsin prac-
ticed against reconstructed North
western running plays.
The Washington times., 1938-11-02

BEST BET-sANDY BOOT.
The Washington times., 1938-11-02
L One Feminine
BOWLER LEADING
IN MEMS LOOP

After six weeks Of rolling, Lor-
raine Gull today was top shooter
in the mems Columbia Heights
League with 124 average for lS
games. esq asr ..,i
Washington's ace girl bowler
grabbed the lead the second week
Of the season and as yet no male
duckpinner In the all-star loop
has been able to catch her.
Last night it was her 388 set
that featured the leading Cl1a-
conas Market sweep over Hessick
Coal. Eddie Keith, Of Arcade
Pontiac, shot 164 and Harry Hi
lard AIT for the champion Jacobs
Transfer but their efforts hardly
matched the brilliant achieve
ment OF the only sllirted roller
In the loop.
Two season records went by the
boards in the Distributors League
at the Lucky Strike when Lou
Robbins smashed out q Isl to top
. 600team game for his B'nai-
Birth crew which turned the
Brentwood outfit back in the odd
game.
Russ Spargo shared honors with
George Harvey as the star shooter
In the Herald Times League. The
formers 366 was the high light in
the MailerS 80 win from the Ap-
prenttceS while the latter'S ton
game Of $50 gave Route Agents
No. q 2 to I edge over Ludlow.
Frank Thornburg, veteran news.
paper roller shot 348 for the losers.
Clarence Appler with 353 and
Ralph Bates with 345 led q 2 to /
Ad Alley win from Linotype.
Mary Mack, rolling. high game
of 127 and q set of BIT was the
standout roller as the leading
L. A. A. o. H. team took the odd
game skirmiSh from Holy Com.
forter e to hold a tie with st.
Anthony in the Ladies' Catholic
League at the Lucky Strike. st.
Anthony was favored to win q
roll-off In order to defeat st.
Francis Xavier two games.
Elmer GuStavson, scorer for the
United States Housing Authority
League, was its top bowler last
night with q game of $50 and set
of 379. His three-game total only
missed HauSman'S season record
by two pins. Office Service and
Accounts sweeping their matches
remained on the top in the PEN
nant chase.
The Washington times., 1938-11-02
Foxx Wins Sd A. l..
Most Valuable Award

the honor list" with IL nomina-
tions, followed by Charley Geh-
ringer, Detroit; Bob johnson,
Philadelphia, and Rudy York, De-
troit, with II each.)
The Washington times., 1938-11-02
MiChiqan Will Use Sub Centers in Penn Game

ANN ARBOR, Mich, Nov. p
UN.S0-With injured Archie
KodroS out Of the lineup. for
Michigan's non-conference game
The Washington times., 1938-11-02

Saturday with Penn, substitute
centerS were tried out in practice
here. Both Fred OldS and Hor-
ace Tinker saw action.
The Washington times., 1938-11-02

COMMENT
BEST BET OF DAY
Last doesn't count
Won last; has chance
Trials say ready
Flashed speed in last
First start in long
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-10-06

The Jewish Festival Of Sukkos-
the Feast Of Tabernacles-wiu be-
gin Sunday evening, october 8. Jews
have already begun preparations Tor
the joyous harvest and thanksgiving
festival which Is observed for eight
DAYS amid an atmosphere Of autumn
fruits and foliage symbolizing Gods
goodness TO men.
In biblical times Sukkos was an
agricultural festival. 1t was the oc-
casion for Jews to make a pilgrims
age to Jerusalem, there to lay sacri-
fices on the altar Of the Temple ana
to sing hymns of praise and thanks
giving to God for His bounty.
The destruction Of the Temple
and the disappearance OF sacrifice
as q form Of worship brought
changes In the observance OF the
holiday but the spirit Of the festival
has not changed. Observant jews
stu build Sukkoh or small booth.
It Is intended to be a reminder OF
the time when the Jews lived IN
such booths during their forty years
OF wandering In the desert and OF
Gods goodness to them. The Suk-
kos are decorated with fruits and
foliage Of the fall season TO symbol
lie Gods loving kindness. The
synagogue too, Is decorated with
fruits and flowers, the palm branch
or luiov, as It Is called In Hebrew,
with the citron or esrog, and sprigs
Of fragrant myrtle, as well as boughS
Of the willow tree. All these repre-
sent the harvest character OF the
festival.
Beyond the historic significance
of the Sukkoh many other mean.
iiRs are attached to this small tab
ernacle which stands near the home
OF each observant Jew at this sea-
son. It's frailty symbolizes the
transformers Of human life, It's
open roof through which the stars
may shine an open heart ready
to receive the effulgence OF Gods
grace.
The festival concludes with a cele-
bration in honor Of the completion
OF the annual cycle Of readings from
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-10-06
200 GOING ON
GRAYMOOR TRIP
Mich Olas Content Ar
ranges Garrison, N. Y.
Pilgrimage Sunday

Approximately 200 pious Water.
burians will participate In the third
and final pilgrimage to Graymoor,
Garrison, N. r., which has been
arranged for Sunday, October 0 by
Nicholas Content.
Arrangements Cor the pilgrim
age are being made by Mrs. An
geline Valenti OF 81 Bradley ave-
nue. and Mrs. Maria Giusep.
pima Giordano, president OF the
Sacred Heart league OF ST. Lucy's
church.
Five buses will be used to trans
port the group, while various others
will use private cars for Transport
tation. Buses will pick Up groups
of the pilgrims at Duggan school,
East Farm street and Lakewood
park. Before leaving for Graymoor
the buses will assemble In front
Of the Elton at 7 o'clock.
Upon arrival at Graymoor, the
group will form procession, head
ed by "St. Anthony, OF the order,
who Is Rev. Patrick Mccarthy. and
60 TO confession. Immediately
thereafter, O high mass will be
sung by Father Mccarthy, who Is
director Of the Ave Maria hour. In
dividual blessings will be conferred
on the sick members OF the group,
and the relic Of ST. Anthony will
be exposed.
Dinner will be served In Ave
Maria hall. The various Shrines
and the crypt OF 81. Anthony will
be special points Of interest 10 those
taking part In the visitation. Az
4 o'clock the delegation will visit
ST. Anthony Mountain for the 81.
Anthony novena broadcast. At $3.50
they will start for home.
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-10-06
Personal
To Fat Girls

Now you can slim down your face and ngs
urs without strict dieting or back-breahing
exercises. Just eat senalbly and take Mar.
mola Prescription Tablets day, according
70 the directions, until you have lost enough
Cat - then stop.
Marmoia Prescription Tablets have been
sold 70 the public for more than thirty
years. More than twenty million boxes have
been distributed during that period.
Marmola IA not Intended 80 : eure-all for
ell ailments. This advertisement Is intended
oniy for fat persons who are normal and
healthy otherwise and whose fatness 10
caused BY hypo.thyroldiam with accompany
Ing subnormal metabollc rates. No other
representation 10 made as 70 this treatTnent
except under these conditions and according
30 the dosage as recommended.
We do not make any diagnosis as that 10
NE function Of your physician. who must be
consulted fer that purpose. The complete
6rnnuia IL Included In every package. Start
With Marmola today and win the slender
Ievsly figure that 10 rlghtfully yours,
The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1938-10-06
Hebrews To Observe
Festival Of Sukkos
Feast OF TabernacIes Starts Sunday Night-Sundown
Yesterday Marks Completion of YOm Nppur

the Torah, the scroll Of the Penta-
touch. The last verses Of Deuteron-
omy are read, the scroll Is rolled
back, and the reading Of Genesis is
begun again.
Sukkos Is also marked In Reform
synagogues by q ceremony Of con-
secration In which young children
are formally indicted into the
religious school.
Shutdown yesterday afternoon
marked the completion Of the OBJ
servance OF Yom Kippur by Wa
terbury Jewry. With the compile
ton OF the holiday, the "a hours
OF total abstinence was also ended.
Since the start Of the holiday,
Tuesday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
with the singing Of the Kol Nidre
by Max Solomon at Bethel syna-
cog, various services had been held
at the Hebrew Institute and Temple
Israel, by Rabbi william p. Green
field, Rabbi Moses D. Sheinkopf and
Rabbi Morris l.. zigmond.