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SUBLEASE.

nished. 9 exposures. tile BATH and shower.
full-length mirror. lse. closet space: a. 4
Amsterdam Apartment, 27O1 14th st. NV.
Epr. further information call columbis
7zS0. =, =
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ROOMS WITH soARp.

-. NEW QUEsT HOUSE.
sex cve
SSSe suss.; exeeIIent ns tsSle. bapont r ss7o.
.!s23-24 LAMONT ST. NV.
Double. second ioor; $3S . e. 70 for two:
4 ExeeIsnt efss ssss home for
2437 18th ST. NV.
Residence; young women: overlooking
Meridian Park; moderate rates. --
80. o LIVE AT sCoTTs;;, ~.
1eiewsho q secst; .ns The w toea S ma COM n.
veniences offered. Widely selective menus.
with with. homsmsSe rolls pastries and Pre- pTs;
Double rooms S37 to Sa3.b0 each. North
LOCKRIDGE HOUSE,
.17l9 RHODE ISLAND AVE, NV.
Attractive single and double rooms,
nicely furnished; good food; reascars.ble
TUDOR CLUB,
I775 N st. NV. at Conn. Ave.
An address Of distinction most conven-
iently located; beautiful. large, room for 3.
with private or connecting bath: fine food;
laundry switchboard: reasonable.
THE MANSION CLUB,
2230 MASS. AVE. NV.
Twin studio. vacancy; with semi-private
bath Also Hoe triple aeens shower es na
prices to suit. Dupont 9523.
OPPOSITE
WARDMAN PARK.
Woodley Inn, 1853 Woodley I'd. NV;
double room, 3 windows porch, next to
bath: for > men; also vacancies for girls;
excellent meals. Adams 9523.
SAVE YOUR TIME.
waoN Rs2ns RooS S Gsssti aSReS
lumbia $3.50: over 200 well-located, well,
furnished inspected homes; a car VII
call TRHE M3 shGW a0.n.
guests, provided by membership lees:
bath. grill or kitchen PRIVILEGES, Homes
in nearly every desirable section OF city.
CLUB MERIDIAN,
$500 10th ST. NV.
A club residence for men and women.
with delightful social atmosphere; ideally
and conveniently located in the fashionable
area of the foreign embassies and lega.
equipped for comfort of guests: personal
22O9 MASS. AVE. NV.
Opened recently; ex-Embassy: distinc-
tive home: single. double room. also !
spacious large room. facing street for 5
girls or boys $31 so month: also master
bedroom with private bath. 2 or g. x4h
month. Live at this distinctive address at
no extra cost Choice meals.
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TABLE BoARD.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

3342 18th ST NW.-Delicious meal
home-baked rolls and pastry; menu change
daily; reasonable rates
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ROOMS WANTED.

BACHELOR, employed. desires single room
in small. private family; European only;
state particulars. Box 496-K. Star.
VICINITY MOUNT ALTO HOSPITAL or
GEORGETOWN: single furnished room with
piano for young man: must be reasonable.
Box 413-K Star 81
REFINED, young business woman wants
room vicinity Dupont Circle. Please state
particulars and give phone number. Rea-
sonable. Box a6-K. Star.
BY SETTLED LADY. entire End hoor
unfur.. private home: ref: west 18th and
Col. I'd. Box 400-k. Star.
LARGE FURN. ROOM well lighted, hath
lor shower in bldgD. suitable artist studio
Downtown sec. Must be reas. Refs. Box
RISK. Star.
UNFURNISHED ROOM SLEEPING ROOM
by l gentleman. in Congress- Heights or
Anacostla. Att. 1880 after pm.
YOUNG MAN. in Government service.
wants furnished room. Please state price.
HoY 9S2-K Star
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APARTMENTS SUB. WANTED.
APARTMENTS WANTED

FURN ROOM APARTMENT IN MARY
land; W.; space for car: rent must be rea
Sonable Box 404-K Star
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APIS, FURN. AND UNFURN..
All Sections. Sizes and Prices.
Free Car and Guide Service.
OWENS REALTY CO..
1343 H ST. NV Room 4IOl Met. 36S3
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1850 BILTMORE-WELL-FU QUIET,
sunny apt: large room and kitchen: Frigid-
aire: everything furn. Columbia 7457.
terr.-Master bed studio rm.. duplex kitch-
en-. bath with shower. newly decorated;
range. refg. sink. cabinet all new: Ras.
cleo. linens, silver dishes telephone. Sill
wk. or S42 .5O-mo. Adults.
DOWNTOWN. 1929 MASS. AVE. NV
Newly decorated, one large room Kitchen
ette apt; clean, comfortable: very reason
ah1A
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ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.
YOUNG MAN would like ] or . unfur-
nished rooms with board; clean basement
rooms or unused maids quarters would
be excellent Box 5-L. Star.
SE.-Easy walking distance Library Of
CONGRESS; give details. Box Ask, Star.
DOUBLE ROOM with board for > young
ladies: priv. family: preferably in Chevy
Chase; living room privileges. Box 153-K.
Star.
YOUNG WIDOWER. Government employe.
wishes room and board in comfort able
home; object home comforts. Box 357-K.
Star. oOs
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123 HAMILTON ST. NW.-NEW: LIv.
rm.; bedrm.. kit. dinette. bath. front and
S55 month.
ROOMS. KIT, BATH; HEAT, JANITOR
service: S35 month: Apply 3235 NJ st. NV.
TAKOMA PARK. MD.-NEW 2nd-FLOOR
apt, rms. bath: Oil heat: pvt. entrance;
S65.
1910 QUE ST. Sc. Mr.. FAIRLAWN PARK
. rms: kit. bath: gas, elec., heat furn.:
reas. Adams 50S2.
II BRYANT ST. N.W.--2nd-FL APT. 3
rms, incl. porch, pvt. bath: light heat gas,
refz.: adults; desirable.
1902 d ST. Sc ROOMS. KrrCHENs
cite, eemi.private bath: reasonable eduits.
CONTINUED on Next Pn0eJ -
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5.4 eth ST. sW. OVER DRUG STORE
. large. bright rms. clean; gas. heat and
eiec included. $50 week or $50 month.
1l5 CONCORD AVE.-DUPLEX APT. Liy-
rm.. +" bedrms,. kit. din, bath, porch. heat.
NV; 800. VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO.,
District lOl5
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rooms. kitchen, bath. dining alcove
screened porch: oil heat and hot water fur
niShed Fine condition. 1i2 years old Rent
reduceG. To inspect. get keys from Apt .,
or hone MR. CLARK, District 2434 other
apartments ayailahie
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2b27 QUE ST. NV. APT 1O4-1 ROOM
Kitchen. dnette. bath, dressing room with
Murphy bed Frsidairc on house current.
S43.5O. Phone Pot. 3:tS5-R 2O~
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311S 9th ST. NW.-SMALL APT. VERY
NICE, clean: rooms, kit. semi-pvt. bath:
$40 mo - ~
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2l29 18th NW.-BRIGHT CHEERFUL
apartment. rooms. kitchen bath. refriger-
ation. $50. Available now. Cali Potomac
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lOa 10th ST. NE ROOMS. KITCHEN
bath inclosed back porch: near Q car lines
rooms. kitchen. dinette. bath: refrigeration
c.h.w.. R:s and electricity included. S47 so
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Ind floor. h.. 3 r. 2 porches; heated: hot
water gas; st. cars; "a So. to bus: 50 wk
49,
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Opened recently; ex-Embassy: distinc-
tive home: single. double room. also !
spacious large room. facing street, for 8
girls or boys. $i1 so month: also master
bedroom with private bath 2 or 3. S45
month Live at this distinctive address at
no extra cost Choice meals
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large attic; back stairs to yard: oil heat,
Frieidaire: private home Of two adults;
c.h.M. 46O3 Georgia ave nv ons
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DOWNTOWN. lO2. VERMONT AVE-
and :. rooms. kitchenette. bath; Frisidaire.
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SAVE YOUR TIME.
CLUB MERIDIAN,

a6oO 10th ST. NV.
club residence for men and women.
with delightful social atmosphere: ideally
and conveniently located in the fashionable
area Of the foreign embassies and lega-
tions; was the former Persian Embassy:
equipped for comfort of guests: personal
hotel service: distinctive menu: singles. 9Oe
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1925 LANIER PL. NV ROOMS, Dr.
| nette. kit. and bath: refg included in rent;
500 w: H. WALKER, go Shoreham Bids
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1.40 LAWRENCE STREET N.E.-FouR
light included: $40. Decatur 12SO-W cG'
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COLUMBIA RD.. NEAR 18th ST-PLEAS-
ant front bed-livine rm. with kit. and pvt
pain. studio couch or double bed; $40:
lnclud. gas. elec. refg.: completely furn.
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l1nS FLORIDA AVE. NE ROOMS
bath. slassed porch; heat. elect. liaht,
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4a3a lst ST. N.W.-4 R, K. B., $50
THoMts P. BROWN. 6I5 4th st. s.w.
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143s F ST. NE? RMS. KIT, SEMI
PVT. bath: gas, hight and heat; 3rd A..
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ROOMS uNFURNIsHEp.

.Ss 10th ST. Ne. unfurn rooms for
Ink; heat, gas. elec.: adults; $50 month;
references. Atl. 1912.
644 H ST. NE-Large, with private en-
trance: priv. Of cooking: $3.50 weekly.
625 FLORIDA AVE NE-Laree basement
rm.. sink and range; SIS month.
625 FLORIDA AVE. NE-Large rm. and
kitchen: sink. range. heat, gas. cleo; $50
month.
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DESIRABLE APARTMENT IN THE Az
ban :i1l5 Woodley rd.: :: rooms and bath.
porch. elec: refg.; rent. Si5. JOHN SCRIV-
ENER & BRO. Ola G IL " Dist 3aRn
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TWO ROOMS. KITCHEN AND BATH;
'nd-fioor apt: redecorated electricity. gas.
h,-w heat AL II ST sw o0s
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ar: NEW APT: sR7;Ro; 9 r.. s46; 2 &,
wood 230o.W. $3.50 33rd st. ne. after IL. .
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1899
Rayon Crebes for the
Easter Parade
DreSS-Up Dresses

Dresses thot ore just right for
eoster-ond for Sundoy-eo-to-
meeting occasions loter! Yoke
effect. princess and stroieht line
styles with hand shocking, lace,
ribbon and rutfIe trims. Pastel
shades with contrasting details.
Sizes z TO 6. Also crepe de
chime dresses in sizes ! to 8.
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s:55.9:55
Shetlands, Tweeds, Checked Wools
Easter Coat Sets

Double breasted, single breasted, flare back,
fitted back, pinch pIeot and half belt coots
with adorable hats to n'otch. Boys and girls
styles in navy, oquo, crushed strawberry,
dawn blue, beige and grey. Sizes | to g.
Evening star., 1938-04-03
s2.99
Easter Ege CoIors in
RayOn Dresses

Royon toffetos, crepes and
orepes de chine with hand en-
broidery, lace, ribbon and ruffIe
trims. Princess, fIore, shocked
dresses and even some Shirley
Temple dresses in the group,
Dress up the little ones for
Eoster, and they'll be reody for
important occasions later, too.
Sizes 9 to s.
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s3.9:55
Easter Outfits for the LitfIeSt
Ones
Coat and Hat Sets

Adorable flannel coots in boxy
styles for boys and fIore, yoke
effect or princess styles for girls.
Navy, posteI shades and street
shodes, with clever detoiIs.
6erets or convertible peck hots
Tor boys ond girls polk hots or
bonnets. Sizes ! to 4.
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Xavier Stars Poll
Thousands OF Votes
For All-Star Team

NEW ORLEANS, Sept. q lBy Ed
die Burbridge for ANP)--Leading
the field in their respective positions
and burning the track up in the
stretch, Madison Doram, halfback; !;
and Hiram Workman, tackle, Of
Xavier university, are almost certain
of selection on the team of Negro
All-Stars which will play the Chica-
60 Bears at Soldiers field in Chica--
go, September %. The past week
found Doram ahead Of such stars as
Ozzie and Don Simmons of Iowa,
Edwards of Kentucky State, Conrad
and Troupe Of Morgan and many
other backs. Workman led all tack
les in votes polled iniluding Duval Of
Loyola, Los Angeles; Harris Of Iowa,
Elston of Wiley, Robinson Of Ken
lucky State and the rest Of the field
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Joe Louis SoftbaII
cam to Play AIl-Star
Whites in Chicago

CHICAGO, Sept. 7.--(ANP) -
Chicago, which yet has 20 sae
Heavyweight Champion Joe Lou 8 in
the role Of soft ball player altho @gk
he lives there, will see him in ac ION
when his Brown Bombers plsy i
picked all star team of whites al
American Giants Baseball park an
der the lights Thursday night, SEP
tember is.
The Brown Bombers are cure. TIL
on q nation wide tour during viii
they have played and defeated the
nations leading teams Of both race
They are also scheduled to par i VI
pate in the national soft ball tou
nament at Soldiers field cnlin
September IL.
The game in which Joe Louis will
be seen at first base against the
white all stars will be preceded by a
game between two girls teams, one
white and one colored. The boxing
champion is expected to attract
thousands of both races to the Amer
lean Giants park.
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COACH kEAN
.PESSIMISTIC AS
80 SEASON
/ APPROACHES
By A. J. Richards

FRANKFORT, Sept with q
suicidal schedule calling for nine
games, and a loss of dozen varsity
men, Coach Kean finds himself con-
fronted with as great problem as
he has ever faced during his regime
at Kentucky State. If he intends to
maintain the prestige that has been
his during the past five or six years.
something miraculous must take
place. Roasting National title in
1884 and 1887, the stock of Ken
tucky's AThorobredsD as the season
approaches is at its lowest ebb. OF
course, one might say. in rebuttal to
these remarks that 1--WE have hearC
that before" or Coach Kean's prob
lem is shared alike by al coaches
whose squad has been wrecked BY
graduation True, but what mer
have been lost!
An All-American trio IN the back
field-men feared by all the oppo-
nents Of the "Thorobreds" includ-
ing the phenominel George (Bis
Bertha) Edwards. We have sung
continually the praises of this scin-
tlliatlng star during his collegiat,
career, and with him gone, the head
aches are plentiful His place vii
never be filled. Nor do we feel tha
ms great running mates, @Stumpy'
| Joe Thomas and Norman Passmor
can be easily replaced. Add to thes
the loss Of Co-CaptaAl Collins, end
Hall and Winchester, backs Stephen
and Amprey. both centers, Allen an
Stewart, and Big Tim Rob n on d
tackle, and therein lies the story.
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w. VA. INSTITUTE
ANNOUNCES FOOT
BALI. SCHEDULE

INSTITUTE, w. Va, Sept. "a
SQUAD of fifty or seyenty--five men
Is expected to report for footpah
nractice this month when Coacn
Hamblin and his three assistants,
Harpole, Goode and Ellis give tne
call for preliminary training TINS
month Intensive football practice
will begin September 18th. .
director Of Athletics, 2. s. Jalai-
son announces the following schedule
for the coming season:
October /, Louisville Municipal
College Louisville; Oct. s Lincoln
University of Missouri Institute
Oct. is Morehouse College Allan
ia. Oct. % Howard University
Washington; Oct 20 Bluefield State
Teachers College-Bluefieh; Nov.
S Kentucky State College-Institute;
Nov. IL Tennessee State College
Nashville; Nov. 19 Open; Nov. "a
Wilberforce University Institute.
With the return Of fifteen veter-
ans from the 1887 football season
and an influx Of new blood, Wes,
Virginia State College has hopes oi
gaining their 1886 position as ma
tional champions. Such players as
Corbin, Ramsey, Wilson; White
Burris, Hale, Gaskin; Jones; Taylor
jenkins; Griffin; Christiana, Bray
boy, Broadnax, Marshall; Talbert
Grayson and Others will give power
full building strength to Coacl
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LEWIS NAMED
WHEREFORE
GRID MENTOR

xENIA, Ohio, Sept. 7.--Gaston
Country Lewis will be the new
head football coach at Wilbea force
university, serving in that capacity
for the second time in four years,
Isaac Lane, director of athletics,
disclosed Wednesday. He will sue
ceel James L. McCrary, the 1887
mentor, who resigned.
Lewis, one time Wilberforce star
athlete, was the schools grid coach
in 1884 and since that season has
been member Of the coaching
staff. Football practice will start
September Id with a squad Of about
40 candidates expected to report.
Coach Lewis will inherit a large
number of lettermen from last
season.
Wilberforce will probably play an
abbreviated 1888 schedule. The
revised chart announced by Mr..
Lane calls for six contests including
only two at home, as follows:
October 8-kentucky State at
Frankfort.
October ia Tuskegee (Ala.l
institute at Chicago tnight).
October 29--Tennessee State al
Nashville.
November 5--Lincoln university
of Missouri at Wilberforce.
November 12-Louisville lKy.)
Municipal at Wilberforce
November "a West Virginia
State at Institute, w. Va.
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second benefit game between Alum
nj and Varsity.
The Alumni All-Stars will present
very strong lineup drawn from
the graduates of the last three sea-
sons who have been outstanding on
the very creditable Hornet elevens.
Fully three teams Of alumni repre-
sentatiyes donnel moleskins Tuesday
and settled down for ten days Of
conditioning and drilling under the
careful tutelage Of the alumni tutors.
The Hornets of 1888 will face a
stiff preview parade when they en-
countes the determined Alumni ALI
Stars at Cramton Bowl on Saturday
afternoon, September ~.
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ALABAMA STATE
PREP ARES FOR
FIRST GAME

MONTGOMERY, Ala. Sept. -
Again the first football game Of III
Southeast will be played BY Alabama
State Teachers College and the date
this year will be Saturday afternoon,
September LII, at Cramton Bow,
Originally carded as a stadium dee'i-
catory game for the new Hornet
Memorial Stadium, this openi &
game will pit the crack Hornet
Alumni against the promising array
Of new talent which the Hornet
mentors have assembled for the 1888
grid campaign---in what becomes d
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the old reliable hard sauce
BIueberry Tea Cakes
1sss cups sifted cake flour, fia
teaspoons double acting baking
powdef:: 3 cup butter or other
short .ns. cup sugar: 2 eggs,
we'll beaten. Il. cup milk; tea
spoon vanilla; cup biueberries.
lightly dretgcd with -four
Sift fioni once, measure, add bak-
ing powder, and sist together three
tiaiss. Cream butter thoroughly.
lid sugar gradually, and cream
together until light aud fluffy Add
egss, then flour, alternately With
iailk, A small amount at time.
Beat after each addition until
snsoot;' All fiayoring and blue
berries. Pour iiltc creased eupeaks
pans. filling them ~ full Bake in
moderate oven l345e I'd 30 mIn-
utes, CT until done. Mates dozen
tea cakes
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FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER ., 1888.
TUSKEGEE- WHEREFORE FOOT
BALL CAME AT NIGHT THIS YEAR
Renewed Classic To Be Played AT
Soldiers Field, Chicag o, October ii


CHICAGO, SEPT. z (ANF1 The
Tuskegee- Wherefore gridiron fued
is on again. The game will be piay-
ed at Soldiers Field in Chicago tie
evening Of October Ia. DESERVING
tradition the game viii be played at
night this year under the glare Of
the same calcium lights which saw
the All Star-Washington Redskin
struggle last week.
Representatives Of the two schools,
met in Chicago Monday and signed
contracts for the game. Captain r.
:. Darnaby, canny Tuskeg advance
man and Coach Cleve Abbo 1 were
on hand for the Alabama school. e.
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Champ Warwick, chairman Of the
Wilberforce athletic committee, 1. S.
Lane, graduate manager Of athletes,
Mack N. Green and r. N. Pyrtle re-
presented Wilberforee IN the nego-
tiations.
Night football has proven 50 sue
cessful in Chicago this season, with
the practically ideal conditions which
Soldiers Field offers, that the pro-
moters feel confident Of one of the
largest crowds which have ever seen
the north-south struggle. The two
teams are expected to arrive IN Cs.i--
cago about ZEN days before the game
for practice under local conditions.
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Beware Kidney
Germs Tired,
Nervous, AChinQ

Are you Run Down, Nervous, suffer Aching
or Gwollen Joints? Do you Get Up Nights or
suffer from Burning Passages. Freauent
Headaches. Leg Pains, Backache, Dizziness,
Puffy Eyelids, Loss Of Appetite and Energy9
If so. the true cause often may be germs
developed In the body during colds. or by
bad teeth or tonsils that need removing.
These germs may attack the delicate mani-
braneS Of your Kidneys or Bladder and often
can't help much because they don't fight the
germs The doctors formula Oyster, now
stocked by all druggists starts lighting Kid
ney germs In 3 hours end must prove entirely
medicine you need or money back 10 guar.
nnteed. Telephone your druggist for Cysfex
lsigs-tex) today. The guarantee protects
you Copr. 1887 The Knox Co,
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Hamblin and his assistants in devel--
oping a strong team for the 1888
season.
The West Virginia State College
football team has not lost so heavily
through graduation this year, but
two dependable players Bennie Tay-
lor and Purvis Bates will not return
this fall for the Yellow Jacket lineup.
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Xavier Stars

Madison Doram, left, halfback,
and Hiram Workman, tackle, right,
Xavier II. candidates for the ALI
Star Grid team that viii play the
Chicago Bears. September 20. Last
week these two boys led the voting.
(ANP Photo1
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afternoon guest s
or If 1t Is far
too warm to en-
tertain friends in
the afternoon you
can serve these
cakes for dessert
at siinnertim q,
either with your
favorite foariy
-. .uttf.
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Continued from page y

Continued from page II
KENTUCKY STATE
Randolph Blackburn, William Fer
rel, Sterling Hathcock.
MIAMI UNIVERSITY
William Bailey.
SPELMAN-
Annakele McGregor.
FISK
Ar hur 10 es.
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] by
L. Mcc. "Rif" Jones
Head Football Coach
x
NEBRASKA

WYE have used the above play with
w success off the double wing
formation. 1t fits in very we'll with
q forward passing offense,
& The left defensive end who nor
mally does the job Of rushing the
pass is blocked out by the No. z
back. The No. back fakes long
pass and then fiips 1t to the No. 4
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1938-09-09

Mrs. Walters. prominent Cleve-
land clubwoman, heads Ohio wom-
en- in nationwide housewives
fight against taxes "that increase
the cost Of living" She is Ohio
member or the national committee
OF the National Consumers. Tax
Commission. Units Of the Com
mission are being formed through
out the state as part Of the national
drive on hidden and other taxes
that add to the burden Of the con
sumer..
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calvii,'s Newspapers Service
TESTED RECIPE

s4s-a~.Dy Frances Lee BGfsoi '.s-r.-a
DLESsED Is the recir which
- serves double purpossi These
little tea cakes will endear You tl
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back who has come around his own
line of scrimmage. He Is led by the
right guard who takes the line
hacker and by the left guard who
takes the wing back.
The right end and the No. | back
block the tackle In. The other line,
men have line checking assignments
as indicated.
The Washington times., 1938-02-01
C. W.FIvE TRIPS
WEST VIRGINIA

George washington University's
basketball team is on the victory
wagon again.
Last night at Cumberland. Md,
the Colonial quint played and de-
feated West Virginia in the new
high school gym there and won
in fairly easy fashion, Al to 38.
It was the first start for the Buff
and Blue since its singing set
back by Long Island U, two weeks
ago.
Bob Faris and Jack Butter,
worth, forward and center, respec.
lively, divided high-scoring honors
for the G. w. cause. However,
ButterWorth was elected from the
tilt by the personal foul method
with 6 minutes to go, which prob
ably cut down on his total point
score for the evening. Both play
erS tailed Is points to tie with
Brooks, Mountaineer center, for
individual honors.
George Washington took an
early lead after the first minute
of play and held the advantage
throughout the game. G. w. led
at halftime, 23 to II.
The Washington times., 1938-02-01

New White House precedent
will be set tonight when Mrs.
Franklin D. Roosevelt competes
in the Fort Myer Presidents
Birthday Horse Show. The pro-
ceeds are to go to the fund for
the countrywide fight against
infantile paralysis.
Some Of the finest horses
and equestrians Of the city are
scheduled to perform in the
show that starts at 8:15 p. m.
The event will continue tomor-
row night with a revised pro-
gram.
Official Washington will be
present When the First Lady
canters into Fort Myers riding
The Washington times., 1938-02-01
U. S. Yachts Cop
Cuba Trophy Heat

HAVANA, Cuba, Feb. 1.-The
first three places in yesterdays
opening heat of the yachting COM
petition for the Cuba trophy were
captured by United States entries
when Sampson Smiths Delilah,
Harry G.. Nye, jr.'s Gale and
Adrian Iselin DDS Ace completed
the 10-mile triangular course in
first, second and third places, re-
Spectively.
The winners time was 1920.
The race was held on a choppy
sea.