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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-20
Runs-Hack, Hermann. Collin 3 Iartu Trinlett RrYa nit. Gnndm man

Runs-Hack, Hermann. Collin 3. Marty. Triplett, Bryant. Goodman 2' Errors-Hack, urges ?. Hartnett, Riggs, Myers. Runs batted in-Col- lins 2, Marty Triplett, Jurges 2, Bryant, Cooke, McCormack 2, Myers 3. Two base hits - Collins, Marty, Triplett 2, Goodman. Cooke, McCor- mick, Myers ?. Home runs-Collins, Bryant. Sacrifices - Demaree. Rigs. Double plays-Hack to Herman to Collins; urges to Herman to Col lins; Schott to Myers to McCormack; Myers to Kampouris to McCormack: Left on bases-Chicago 8. Cincinnati IA. Base on bayys = Off Bryant 3. Root l. Logan 3, schott 1, R; pavis avis 1, Logan 2, Schott 4, Hollingsworth 1. Hits-Off Bryant, 8 in 3 1-3. in. nings; Root, 5 in 3; Lagon, l in ? 2-3; Schott, 8 in 1-3; R. Davis. 3 in 1 2-3; Hollingsworth. 4 in ?. Winning pitcher Root: tosing don, Pinelli and Goetz. Time-2 hrs. 25m. Paid attendance-34,14S.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-20
LAST NIGHTS FIGHTS
(By United Press)

New York Nat Lifkin, 125 IA New York, decisioned Eddie Haas 127, Boston, Mass. (8); Peter Clay ton, 139 1-2, Ireland, kayoed Austin McCann. 138 3-4, New York CD; Larry Marinuci, 1858 3-4, New York stopped Johnny Sharkey, 153 1-2 New York (5). Eddie Barton, 136 Newark, N. J., outpointed Jimmy Devlin, 137 1-2, Ireland (4; Bobby Pacho, 145, Los Angeles, Calf, de- ciSioned Willie Fool, 146 1-2, New York (8); Johnny McHale, 148, out pointed Silvio zangrillo, IA 34 New York (6).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-20
PROBABLE PITCHERS
(By United Press) National League

Brooklyn (Fitzsimmons) at Phila- delphia (PasSeaU. Boston (Turner) at New York) (Schumacher).
 Chicago (J. Dean) at Cincinnati (Grissom).
 Pittsburg (Tobin) at St. Louis (Warneke).
 American League Philadelphia (Ross) at Washing ton Geonar0.
 Detroit (Kennedy) at Chicago Gyons).
 st. Louis (Tamulis) at Cleveland (Harder).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-20
Last Nights Fights

Sanford. Me.-Young Byron, Bos- ton, outpointed Pete Tarpley, Springfield (6); Val Laurence, Port land, kayoed Bill La Rose, Spring. vale CD; Buck Jones, Boston, out pointed Tiger Lamber, Biddeford (4; George Blaisdale, Portland, outpointed Clyde Willard, Rochester, N. H. (Q; Al Shanahan, Boston, kayoed K. O. Cote, Dover, N. H. CD.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-20
BASKETBALL EXPERT

Willard Hetzel, a University of Minnesota student, gives foul-shoot- ing exhibitions at $25 each. He has made as many as 230 free throws without a miss and 92 out of 100 blindfolded.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-20
UNDER SIX MANAGERS

Willis Hudlin has pitched for six managers since he joined the Cleve- land club in 1926-Tris Speaker, Jack McAllister, Roger Peckinpaugh. Walter Johnson, Steve O'Neill and Oscar Witt.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-20
7E1e|4<1ar1dir1eI$
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Games Yesterday New York IS, Boston 1. Brooklyn 12, Philadelphia 5. Chicago 8, Cincinnati '. Pittsburgh 4, St. Louis.
 Games Today Boston at New York. Brooklyn at Philadelphia. Chicago at Cincinnati. Pittsburgh at St. Louis.
 Games Tomorrow Boston at New York. Brooklyn at Philadelphia. Chicago at Cincinnati. Pittsburgh at St. Louis.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-20
STOCKESD BY PLANE

Quebec now stocks out-of-the-way lakes by dropping fingerlings and larger trout from a plane at vary- ing heights of 100 to 1000 feet, the fish landing in submerged cot- ton nets.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-20
PIECE WORKER

Pittsburgh.-Mace Brown, Pitts burgh Pirate pitcher worked in 50 games during 1887, yet never pitched | a complete game.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-20

geria, pinned Buck Wyman, Kansas;
 Steve Brady, Holyoke. Mass threw Heinie Olsen, Minnesota; Jack Roth, New York, drew with Jack Marshall, Chicago; Mike Rogoski. Poland. drew with Tony Jordan, Pittsburgh.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-20

Radcliff, KuheI, owen, Berger. Err rors-Greenberg, Rogell. Runs bat ted in-Greenberg, Ross, Laabs, Ber- ger ?, Swell, Whitehead. Two,base hit. Rogell. Home runs--Greenberg, Laabs. Stolen base-Radcliff. Sacri- 1icse-Hayes. Rogell, owen. Double nlays-Rogell to Gehringer to Green berg, Rogell to Greenberg,- Left on bases-Detroit 8, Chicago 5. Base on balls-Off Lawson 2. Whitehead }: Strikeout-By Lawson 1. Hits-Of 2. Whitehead, g in 8 1-3 Brown. 0 in 2-S. Winning pitcher-Whitehead. Losing pitcher-Lwson. Empires - Hubbard Grieve and Ormsby. Time -1 :57. Attendance-1S,OOO (estimat- ed).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Games Yesterday New York 5, Boston GsD. Boston 6, New York (2nd) Washington 9, Philadelphia 2. Chicago 4. Detroit 3. St. Louis 6, Cleveland 2.
 Games Tomorrow New York at Boston. Detroit at Chicago. St. Louis at Cleveland.
 Games Today Philadelphia at Washington. Detroit at Chicago. St. Louis at Cleveland. (Only games scheduled).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-20

eighth due to darkness.
 The Yale team plays Trinity col- lege at Hartford today.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-20

Chicago .... O10 300 0 x-4 Detroit ..... 0 0 U l-5
 aRan for Swell in 4th. bBatted for Lawson in 7th. cBatted for Gill in 9th.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-20
WRESTLING RESULTS

New Haven, Conn.-(Arena)- cino Garibaldi, St. Louis, defeated (KO) George Koverly, Calif., (de- fault: Mike Maburki, New York, ninned Ed (Tarzan) White, New York city; Stanley Pinto, New Hampshire, downed Angelo Savaldi' Detroit: Henry Graner. Germany, defeated Joe Maynard, Boston.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-20

Portland, Me.-Georg Oazzlero clark scotland, tossed Richard Stahl, Germany; Seelie Eamara' AL
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-20

aRan for Lombardi in 7th. bBatted for R. Davis in 7th. cBatted fol Hollingsworth in 9th.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-04-20

YESTERDAYS HERO-Rip Col lins, Cubs first baseman whose fu- ture seemed periled when he broke his leg last August. He drove out 6 homer, double and two singles
 scored three runs and drove in two.
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13l0 AsHMEAD PLACE

z rooms. kitchen. bath $3.50
Refrigeration on house current,
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1926 18Th ST. NV,

I room and bath. No kitchen.
Q rooms ana bath. No kitchen.
2 rooms, kitchen and bath.
Electric refrigeration. Resident
manager,
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1918 n STREET

I rooms. kitchen and bath $1,000
Electric Refrigeration. Res. Mgr.
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BUNGALOW. 6006 Ord st. N.W-s
rooms. attic; .refriKerator;. perfect eondi-
ton: ton, near te trsnspoftati9n, :, schools.
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1901 WYoMlke AVENUE

4 rooms, kitchen. 2 baths.
Electric refrigerA alton. Res. Mgr.
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1880 ADAMS NALL ROAD

1903 RANDOLPH ST. NV.
2 rooms. kitchen and bath S47.5O
Refrigeration on house current.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.
HOUSES FURNISHED.

WOODLAND VILLAGE lib MIN. 70
this cozy. warm. 5-rm.. modern home: new
garage: trees; 1Oc bus Call OWNER.
Met. O54O. Ext. 500
10 ROOMS. 2 BATHS: INV. HEAT;
double sa an. Call Emerson 272O or
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INSPECT THESE
OUTSTANDING VALUES.
S9.95O.
BEDROOMS. > BATHS.
MEAD ISs1 ANN ~

BEDROOMS > BATHS.
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RID
Handsome 2-story brick, 2,12 fl. wide
including fireplace. den and breakfast room
Second floor. splendid bedrooms. tile
baths and glassed-in sleeping porch. stair
way to attic Recreation room and COM
plete bath in basement. GAS HEAT. Beau
TRULY Handicapped lot. brick garage. No
better home or value anywhere.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th St NV Realtor, Natl. O153.
Evening. Phone Mr.. Owen Col s166.
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9 rooms. kitchen. bath.
re- seoT Mex fiteh EI.etr bath Sls
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NEW LOW-COST HOMES.
Bunealow-4 r., $4,455; 1878 cash,
S39.5O mo. Detached: 6 r. and bath.
ll5-ft. lot; $3.50. MR.. GLIDDEN, De-
catur O054M after pm.
300 BLOCK OF MT: PLEASANT ST:
n.w.-13 rooms and baths. h.-w.h. and
cleo. light; Colonial front porch in a
fast,sroying eommercial zone. Just op.
readily adaptable to remodeling for bust
ness purposes without injury to the resi-
Dental aspect adjoining less desirable
properties have recently, sold for $4,000
each If you want a real bargain see this
quick at 81. 800: terms II desired.
EDWARD L. STROHECKER.
1910 VT. Ave. Met 2713 or Adams 1856.
s4,75O-NEAR MCKINLEY HIGH SCHOOL.
home, very conyenientiy situated: hot
water heat; excellent condition: $3.50 cash
sl5.45o@Larse detached residence on
wooded lot. 6Ox15O feet. west of Conn.
ave. in Chevy Chase. Md: near grade and
high schools; really Eood-sized rooms;
rooms in attic; .-car built,in garage.
Sold new just few years ago for ST. 800.
Only 1900 cash and 800 month.
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO..
15O5 H St NV National 2345
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COLORED-TWO NICE RMS. KITCHEN,
hall. bath; front apt in attractive mod
ern building; references necessary; $3.50
Also $4,000. $3.50 at Gas 10th st. ne.
CHAS. D. SAGER 924 14th. Natl. O036
COLORED-2 ROOMS, KIT. BATH. RE-
ception hall: oil heat. l714 18th st. NV,
Potomac 2093
REFINED coLoRED1oPEN TO-DAY.
l42l p ST. NV: S21 So ROOMS
KITCHEN BATH. REAR PORCH
AFFLECK. 2423 PA. AVE. WEST 3O53
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1885 PHELPS PLACE
. rooms. kitchen. bath. foyer.
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

TO ROOMS; PREFER OLD HOUSE;
possession within As days: good cash pay.
ment; quick action. E. A. CARNEY. Dist
450S. 1925 VT. ave.
CASH FOR BRICK HOUSES. NE. Sc.
or NV. white investments. E. W.
BAILEY, mail full data 435 Meridian NV.
CASH FOR MEDIUM-SIZED MODERN
home, around $40. 1000; Northwest D. c.,
Virginia or Silver Spring. Box Sam. Star.
WE HAVE BUYERS WITH ALL CASH FOR
Goss REALTY COMPANY.
14O5 Eye St. Natl. 1883.
THIS OFFICE PAYS CASH ~
For D. C.. houses and investment proper.
ties Mail replies. Licensed brokers pro-
Vermont ave. NV. -
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HOUSES UNFuRklsHED.
(rauktnnAA

SUBURBAN NoRTHwEsT. DETAcHED-
Sor sGsm' baths ns0. ssae
tom s.es Nils III m N seCo 4s ssnal-
e sRo0M sRIcK AZ. MopERN M
swift eeS APP Ron ssennss snt ei.v s44 r.
1wH nns VII WILL bd RENT MoRERM DIET 8.
wis ave.: sss. Phone en- ci en- $3.50 100 near
.SII y; s Fiji sH rooms CHI: p bs'6.
SExITY coz Sati sss ns. ewes. sSs el.v P s1oa
NEAR 18th AND COLUMBIA RD-SIOO.
baths, oq 1.rs. c oaterd h Ill., lsT ARG.
PLACES, la rs recreation rm, gear gar.
ts6 End ST. Sc Sc Mr. B. cAP1ToI1e RMS;
furnish own heat. $3.50. Natl s724.
E EVERYTHING u UP TO THE MINUTE!
matically. controlled; cleo. refrigeration;
dition; $50. Open afternoons. Natl. s ~
NEAR FIT, MYER-BUNGALOW 5 r., B.;
11o7 R e Il SS foHsE ss;,s mae sszs.
NR 18th ss9, AMP nj Ian LAMONT .Sad SITS
FRANK s. PHILLIPS DIST. 1411.
NEAR. FORT. MYER.. vA-BUNGALoW. s
' 'nr sEebiE e. stove
w., 2S6;wALBRIDGE NV:
ss;s 70 R;:ss sss%' ss-
WOOD. l4l0 NV.
s3:,sY; s.sSs ps4shs: COM g., ~
s,e invest. ED slas N. Wills Es.Ien.l 747a.
Rooms &c: s! 81 s.: ;. A ~
1905 18th st; NE;
ges%s L. f asRB Ms4'F sos HSm..
SIS East Capitol Lincoln OI2s.
q 49,, -; 2Sss lst ST: NV: ~
1lo xs f9sR FL s w.
g. rooms, bath, oil heat, b.-i. garage;
newly decorated; $1,000.
81, 18th H Sc g. NV SMITHY ss &C.; 1904.
1919 GALES ST. NE.
Rooms. Bath. INV. Heat. Elec.: $3.50.
FOR RENT.
Several houses. all well LOCATED. available
| for immediate occupancy. You are invited
to call At once or phone for numbers and
GEORGE I. BORGER,
| 643 Ind. Ave. NV. National $3.50.
NEAR TECH HIGH SCHOOL.
rs TODD PL. NE.
Good white neighborhood; rms. kit.
bath. h.-w.h.; $3.50. -
1914 K st. NV. National 2O76.
BROOKLAND.
1900 block Newton ST.. near Monastery
porches; large yard: oil burner. JOHN
W1GNALL. North 6536. 81
NEAR 10th AND WEBSTER.
bedrooms. 2 baths. Enclosed sun porch
LIST moor; living room dining room mod
srn ktchen sun porch oil heat puiit.a
in desirable 18th st. residential area; S1O5.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DIST. 1411.
BURLEITH.
ss1a % eS%mnn hSm now in .t taS &C.
& rms. and bath. some with porches:
garage: refrigeration: S65 UP See
Mrs sH WsISS1; asog iIEcH s. n tx
1908 ST. NV: National ss45.
Completely Reconditioned for
Immediate Occupancy.
SCOTIA 35th ST. NV.
s sTekr so aNb f Gs3sE 10
TATIoN: H.-W.H.
<Qn -CLJEy1v CrJAcr n n
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3025 18th ST. NV.
B rooms. kitchen and bath S57.60
Electric refg. Resident Manager.
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III COLUMBIA ROAD
. rooms. kitchen and bath,
1 rooms. kitchen and bath.
Refrigeration on house current.
Res. Mgr.
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RANDALL III. HAGNER s. COMPANY
REAL. ESTATE
1896 r STREET

! room, kitchen bath and porch.
2 rooms. kitchen. bath and porch.
3 rooms: kitchen. bath and porch.
Electric refrigeration. Resident
MAtaRer.
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ON EAsT CAPITOI, ST

ON EAST CAPITOL ST.
S1o,15O-An exceptional opportunity to
own a home on this attractive street. near
Capitol. Library Of Congress, etc.
ROOMS. 3 BATHS oil heat. hardwood
floors: LIST and Bird floors arranged as
apartments. Good income. In very good
condition. Priced $1,000 under market.
Trade will be considered. Terms il desired.
BOSS g. PHELPS. NATIONAL 1900. EVE
MING. PHONE MR.. TAMMARO. COLUMBIA
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rooms, kitchen. bath and porch.
rooms. kitchen bath and porch.
Refrigeration on house current.
Large enclosed porches: garage.
Res. Mgr.
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zz22 QUE STREET

Desirable apartments available,
consisting OF living room. dining
room and kitchen, with l or 2 bed
rooms. Some have large reception
halls and some Of the 2-bedroom
apartments have Q baths, S65. 90 up.
Electric Refrigeration.. Res. Mgr.
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4 SOLD-ONLY 2 LEFT.
5344 2Qth ST. NV.

5344 10Th ST. NV.
Chevy Chase. D. c.. overlooking Rock
Creek Park. Open daily to 10 p.m.-6
large. attractive rooms, 2 and pa baths
ecreetion room. finished attic. air condi-
toned. These are unusually attractive
homes. Inspect them today.
BAKER REALTY CO.. INC. DIST. 1911.
10 MINUTES TO NAVY YARD.
FIRST TIME SHOWN-$7, $50.
NEW. DETACHED BRICK HOME ON A
LARGE. WOODED LOT. WILL
ARRANGE TERMS.
1144 45th PL. Sc.
large rooms. tiled bath. concrete COW
cred porch. attached garage.
SEE THIS BARGAIN TODAY.
Out Penna ave-, left on Marlboro pike
to 45th pl., left block to home.
Baker Realty Co., Inc, Dist. 1911.
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$S0-CHEVY CHASE. D. C.
1924 LEGATION ST. NV
eEMI-DETACHED; JUST OFF CONN
AVE: z ROOMS AND BATH; GAS
HEAT; EXCELLENT CONDITION.
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1901 CALVERT STREET

2. 4 and 5 rooms. kit h and
bath. All outside. large spa.
bath; abundance Of closet space,
G. Z. refrigeration. Res. Mgr,
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RN!T REDUcED-5 r: AND 9; AMI;
SS7.Ho. west o637; EYES,. Atlantic o47z.
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GEORGETOWN.
Sl5.150-One of the most beautiful
homes in this old section. new home,
designed and built by outstanding men.
charm Of old GEORGETOWN and williams
burg houses in a manner that many have
considered it an old home remodeled. 8
rooms. 3 baths, small formal garden. For
inspection, BOSS g. PHELPS. NATIONAL
1900. EVENING, PHONE MR.. THOMAS,
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34o7 10Th STREET
rooms. kitchen and bath.
Res. Mgr. Refg. on house current.
2l27 P STREET

1 room, kitchen. bath. din. alcove.
dress. room.
(FurniShed)
Living room. bedroom, dining room.
kitchen, bath ---$b6. 90
Elect. refrg. Res. Mgr.
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S6.950.
8 ROOMS. 2 BATHS.
MT PLEASANT.

S6.950.
8 ROOMS. BATHS.
MT. PLEASANT.
Must be sold. Nowhere can you md q
better home or value at the price Attrac..
lively .situated-conv location. west
Of 18th st. comfortable rooms, 2 tiled
baths. 3 .porches, one glass inclosed; cleo,
h.-w.h.: brick garage.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th st. NV Realtor. Natl. 0753.
EVENING" Call Mr. Burke. West 2276.
First Time Shown-Open Daily.
Reconditioned Like New.
NEAR 18th AND SPRING RID.
OVERLOOKING WIDE AVE. AND PARK.
1903 QUINCY ST. NV.
Southern exposure: 22-ft. wide 4-bed::
shower large porches. cleo. refg.. oil
heat, gaIage; 18th 1t. car to Quincy. right
Baker Realty Co., Inc, Dist. 1911.
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T733 ALASKA AVE. GEO. 10
ONLY S4,95O.

Owner must sell this Groom modern
brick house, near Catholic University ne.
Front porch. garage. Where can you buy
nice home like this in an all-white
neiRhborhood for S4a50. terms?
OWNER NotI
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1914 MT. PLEASANT STREET
$500 18th STREET

WE 1SsNSNNb STN66u
rooms. kitchen, bath -S45. 90
rooms, kitchen. bath -S62 so
Electric refrigeration. Res. MGR.
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MUST BE SOLD
In beautiful. convenient l4th st; terrace,
the intown suburb. EIGHT-ROOM TWO
BATH DUTCH COLONIAL. HOME. with
every improvement. including Scar. ga
rage. Large lot and convenience to schools
make this home additionally attractive to
families with children. Needs redecoratins.
but is an absolute bargain at only $3.50.
SHANNON g. LUCHS.
15O6 H St NV National 2345
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DON'T BUY THAT HOME
FOR SOME ONE ELSE
II you are paying as much as $50 per
month rent. that's exactly what you are
doing. This new beautiful center-hall Co
desirable NV. communities is
TRULY WORTH YOUR INSPECTION.
In addition to its beautiful first-fioorr
2 tiled baths on End floor. double-car
attached sarage. and wooded lot 7Ox14O-
are some of its many desirable features.
Less than 3 blocks from schools and trans
portation. Priced less than S13.O00-this
home may be purchased on terms which
should suit YOU. Call Emerson 3O71 for
further details,
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45l4 CONN. AVENUE

I bedroom. bath, living room. di-
nette kitchen.
! bedroom. bath, living room, din
ing room and dinette, screened
porch, kitchen.
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A RARE OPPORTUNITY.
Owner will sacrifice beautiful Groom
house facing a Government park. 3 bed
rooms. 2 baths, beautiful recreation room,
brick garage: less than years old: F; H. A.
financed This is one of the best homes
We have ever offered. Call Randolph 1925
for details.
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S45.5O.
1874 18th ST. Sc
6 Rooms. Bath. H.-WH.
$3.50.
1905 18th ST NE
Rooms, Bath. Modern Home.
JOS. A. HERBERT SONS,
SIS East Capitol Lincoln O129.
2O26 LIST ST. NV
rooms and bath; or heat: garage; $1,000
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CORY 75-ROUND
FIGHTS OF CO.'S
TO BE REENACTED
HATTIESSURG. MISS. SCENE
OF LABOR DAY SHOW:
WANT JOHN L. SULLIVAN.
J. KILRATN CHARACTERS
BY PAUL SIMMONS
Ao Feature Service Writer

HATTIESBURG Miss Aus
There AZ, GOING h. ne jobs
hcr, Labor cay lur tol.o uc
tors, bat most * the lut~ uc
plenty tough.
The show viii nc i re-cnact
mont OF the garv. - oc - ra,a8.
knucklc battle 81 1892 n
which John L. sullivan whipped
Jake Kilraln for IN. he9ErWr.ht
championship of the World yndes
the blazing Sua I'M d All>~sspl
COW pasture
" l. PA SUlbliue unj b r.
Tanks Grantham, Vpo We u
charge lined out the mann char
actcr parts a> follows
John L. Sullivan: TIA person
must weigh about De- 81. atoal
feet 10 or II lnchrS taIl ua<. j
rather large WaiStiine. oe ahls IT,
grow a nuStachc. ana have q
roaring, bull-hko Voice
Jake Kilrain: Thus person
must weigh about l95 pounds. hc
smaller of waiStlinc than SuiIs-
van. and b. able 81 consume
large quantities as beer between
rounds Maybe Tony Galmlo
would Doe interested
Both principals must be- p.cu
~ tough. able 90 take bare
knucklc beating ln th, hut sua.
and m addition "a a kumcic1gh
of boxing they must b. fur
wrcstlcrs. In the DAYS If t1, sui
lvan-Kilrain. battle wrestling
went along with boxing n pr Is
fighting
other character 90 hr portray
al include John Fitlpatuck. tho
referee. William Mu.doou a0d
Mike Clcary. Sulhvan's seconds
Charley Mitchell Mike Donovan.
Pony Moore and Johnny Murphy
Kllra.n's seconds.
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an EXPRESSION Of nolito wonder an
his face
I'm, Anl,roo, foro,,sr IF 4,o
Paftor - 'O
80
Claydell was regarding hlm Gu
rlouSly. AnKrom! Seems, to me
you re the chap who made Tom
Katchtord back down over to the
drone place that night the pseudo
Strutners man was Killed. Seems
IKE l recoliect your name was
Strceter.
Ankrom grinned co1dly. Your
mem'ry's good. Clavden. However.
didn't ride way over here to en-
ter into a discussion of names. /
hear you're interested in rail
roads
Railroads." Clavdclrs face was
blank.
"A particular railroad then"
I'm afraid / don't quite get
YOU" Clavdcll said I'm not inter
ested in any railroad Whatever
gave YOU that notion? We're Won
expecting 70 soil me- eone stock or
somcthjnp9"
Ankron said "Are Won inter.
cstcd IN acquiring the Rafter To"
Not especially I made Trone
an offer once. several years ago.
He didn't want to sell. he said"
Ankrom'S white teeth cleaned
coldly behind his parted lips.
Didn't want to sell. en-"
What are you driving at?"
Clavdell snapped.
You wanted the Rafter T be-
cause you'd learned that a big road
was planning 10 lay track from
Amarillo to FL PaSo and would
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Cutting Words

WHEN Ankrom finally faced Lee
W his face was calm. Get 1t over
with. ne said.
Get what over WITH"
The remarks you've been saw
ing up since that affair you mis-
construed in the bunkhouse-the
analysis Of my character you've mt
upon from observation Of my con
duct"
Your conduct" She answered
coolly, rs your own affair" Ard
now Ter green eyes flashed But
had you mentioned manners. I'd
tell you frankly they're dcpIora-
BILE"
He DOTTED his hat in a hooking
bow. Lee, he felt, not only regard
ed him As liar, but as a man who
readily unshucked his irons for
pay. That she had some iustifca-