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The Washington times., 1938-02-18
ROSENBERG TIES
OWN D. C. MARK

Max Rosenberg who long ago
carved his name indelibly into the
history of bowling today was
celebrating another feat by virtue
of his 458 set last night at Lucky
Strike which tied his own District
League all-tilme record set. His
games were 152, 159 and 147.
1t was back in 1888 on the same
drives when Max shot his first
45S and it played the vital factor
in Occidental Restaurants world
record three-game league set of
2.065. Then he was the hero,
but last night all he got was a
little personal satisfaction for it
was against the OccidentalS that
Max tried to stem the tide as his
Regal Neon Sign team went down
swinging on the short end Of q
2-to-1 count. To tie his record
Max pulled a split last frame
spare and counted eight pins. A
breathless crowd watched two
pins wabbled and then stand
straight up.
Joe Freschi and Bill Krauss
were the stars Of the Occidental
wir with the former totaling 39S
and the latter rolling 100.
Out at Takoma Park the Tru'
Blue aggregation led by Frank
MiSchou's 403 and Red Megaw's
377 got Heurich Brewers over the
jumps for two games. Norman
Schroth was the top shooter with
388. as Convention Hall tripped
Arcadia twice.
Lucky Strike with Ray Wards
382 high defeated Georgetown
Recreation in the odd-game Skir
mish. Tody Saylor's 393 was tops
hfor the losers,
The Washington times., 1938-02-18

ris, Press Box Overseer Thur
mond Cordell, Brother Earl
Griffith and Paul Townsend.
with Arch Mcdonald kibitzering
and waiting for someone to get
tired so he could sit in their
place.
I've often thought if they'd
get as much fire in some OF the
ball games out at our yard as
they do in the wlnter.long
pinochle marathon, perhaps
more pennants would float from
the flagpole. But that is neither
here nor there, Undoubtedly
the boys do the best they can.
Without getting thrown out
bodily. it was possible to elicit
between bids a snack of hearten-
ing information from this man
Eynon, who, incidentally, is prob
ably the best card player around
Washington and only toys with
the office staff along late in the
afternoon when the shadows
commence to grow.
The Washington times., 1938-02-18
Kearns' Latest
Heavy Makes
n. y. Bow
jim FL CHOICE
Title Shot at Louis
Looms for Winner
Of Battle
By DAVIS J. WALSH

international News Service sports Writer
NEW YORK, Feb. 18.-Jack
Kearns, the old medicine man. is
back on Big Time again and with
a lean, hungry young man with q
toothbrush haircut and dynamite
in his fists. The youngster is
Jimmy Adamick, AustriaA-Slav
from Detroit, who fights Harry
Thomas in a 10-round bout at
Madison Square Garden tonight.
Kearns, who jockeyed Jack
Dempsey into q world champion
ship 10 years ago, believes he has
another titleholder in Adamick.
who has scored 40 knockouts in Al
professional bouts. If Jimmy, who
prevails 81 favorite to whip the
27-year-old Thomas, gets by to-
nights test, he will earn a shot at
Joe Louis April 8. This match,
of course, is contingent on a Louis
victory over Nathan Mann next
Wednesday.
BOOMING LEFT
Adamick has booming left
hook and a par&lyzing right hand
which should land somewhere IN
the vicinity of Thomas chin along
about 10 o'clock tonight. The
Detroiter has been impressive in
his workouts. Taking the fight on
10-dayS' notice when Tony Galento
injured his hand lifting a glass Of
beer, Jimmy nevertheless has at
tanned excellent condition.
He is a crowding puncher Of
the Dempsey scnool, seems to have
q full repertoire and can do any
thing with his right hand but
grab a check. KearnS takes care
of that end of the business. Ada.
mick lacks a straight left and
paws more than hits with it. His
left hook however, more than COM
penSates for this lack. It is a
coiling punch which can chill an
obstreperouS foe at six inches.
FOUGHT SCHMELTNG
Thomas last appearance at
Madison Square Garden was
against Max Schmeling. Harry
was down eight times in that one
and showed nothing except a
capacity for absorbing terrific
punishment. He is accounted a
terrific puncher in his own right
and should prove whether Jimmy
has been pitching in Class B COM
pany or is ready for the big
leagues.
Billy Beauhuld, Jersey City light
weight, faces Irving Eldridge in
the eight-round semifinal. An
other 135-pound match brings to-
gether al Roth and Jimmy
Vaughn.
The Washington times., 1938-02-18
Flags Will Tell
WrigLey Hits on Plan
To Signal Results

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Feb. 18.-Even
if Chicago Cubs baseball fans are
unable to journey to the ball park
to see their favorites of the dia-
mond, they will be given every op-
portunity to learn how the team
out each day.
owner P. K. Wrigley has
worked out the scheme whereby
flags will denote the result Of the
ball game. A blue flag with a
white wv" denotes that the Cubs
have won, while a white flag with
a blue IL" signals that the Bruins
were defeated that day.
The Washington times., 1938-02-18
Navy Athletes List
Ten Week End Tits

ANNAPOLIS. Md. Feb. 1S.
Ten events are carded for the
Naval Academy's largest sports
weekend here with pleb teams
showing their wares in no less
than five Of the contests. Head
lining the program is the
wrestling matches with Harvard
University and the basketball
game, the final of the home sea
son, with Catholic University of
Washington, D. C.
other varsity events include
swimming with Columbia fenc-
ing with Cornell, and a rifle con-
test with Yale.
Plehe units will be active with
The Washington times., 1938-02-18
WYNNE RESIGNS
KENTUCKY POST

LEXINGTON, KY, Feb. 1S.-
Chet Wynne, coach of the Uni
versity of Kentucky, has an
nounced that he has rendered his
resignation to the athletic coun-
Gil, effective Immediately.
Wynne refused to divulge the
reason for his action although
lit is believed that alumni diSSatlS-
faction is the cause Of the with
|drawal.
The Kentucky coach, a former
Notre Dame star, was chief men
tor at Auburn before he trans.
ferred here three years ago. He
succedd Harry Carnage Of Illi-
nois, who had previously resigned
his position here.
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HANDBALL TILT
TO c. ". TEAM

George Washington University's
handball team got off to a flying
start in it's new minor varsity
sport, handball, yesterday. when it
defeated Johns Hopkins on the
Y. M. C. A. courts, 5-1.
Walter Engelhardt, G. w, de-
feated Gene Erskine, ala. 21-9.
Charles Engelhardt. G.. W., de-
feated Arnold Glantz, 21-7,
at. Charles Walden, G. W.,
defeated Irving Millberg, Ala,
21-12. Richard Pasternick, Johns
Hopkins, defeated Jack Bowen,
21-9, 14-21, 21-19.
In the doubles, w. Engelhardt
and Jack Devince, G. W., de.
feated Alperstein and Finkelstein,
|21-12, 21-9. and C. Engelhardt
and C. Waldon, G. W., defeated
Erskin and Millberg, 21-8, at.
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urges Last Cub
To Join Lineup

CHICAGO, Feb. 18 Q.N.SO.
Bill Jurges, star shortstop, today
remained the only unsigned player
on the Cubs roster for the 1898
season. Frank Demaree yesterday
wired into headquarters from his
California home that he was salts.
fled with his contract for q re-
ported $4,000 salary. Jurges was
expected to join the fold without
much trouble.
While there are still five un-
signed White Sox players, officials
of the American League club were
optimistic about getting them to
fall in line.
The Washington times., 1938-02-18
SemifinoIs
MiLey Faces OIDen in
Mid-FLOrida Golf

ORLANDO, Fla, Feb. 18 Q.N.S)
Semi-finals of the annual mid
Florida Wonen's Golf Champion
ship today pits Marion Miley, Fort
Pierce. Fla, against Frances Owen
Jacksonville, Fla, and Mrs. Lii
lian Zech, Chicago, against Mrs
Archie McLave, Hastings On The
Hudson.
Miss Miley, tourney favorite
entered the round of four by
eliminating Mrs. Sam Byrd, wife
of the former New York Yankee
baseball player, 4 and 3; Mrs. Zech
defeated Mrs. Myron Cook, Or
lando, 7 and s; Mrs. McLave
downed Mrs. Helen Sumpter, Co
1umbus, Ohio, s and 5, and Miss
owen ousted Betty Mackemer
Peoria, Ill, 4 and 2.
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the boxing team clashing with
Virginia frosh, swimming with
Mercersburg, wrestling with
Blair Academy. fencing with
Penn Charter School, and a gym
meet with Union Hill IN. JO
High School.
H. M. Spike" Webb. coach
of the Middle boxing team, has
selected his starting lineup that
faces Syracuse University in the
Salt City Saturday. Two changes
are noted with John Shepherd,
125, and Capt. Ed Luby, l55,
out with severe colds. Benham
has been shifted to Luby'S
weight, while Wagenhals will
compete in place OF Benham.
The Washington times., 1938-02-18
Gang All There

BY another two weeks the
whole gang will descend upon
Orlando from all points of the
compass to accept hospice of
Uncle Clark Griffith, famed
for the abundance of his train
ing camps.
They will straggle into har-
ness in two groups, the first
barging in on February 27, and
the other on March 9. In the
advance guard all except George
Washington Ease and Jimmy
Wasdell, outfielder and infielder
respectively, will be pitchers and
catchers.
For 10 days thereafter it will
be worth your life to be loiter-
ing within the playing enclosure
so many tangents will the pitch
ing take.
When this group gets to the
point where its members can
keep a ball somewhere near
home piaCe, intielderE and out
fielders will move in, shortly to
begin tearing the cover off.
That is one Of the vagaries
Of baseball. The young pitchers
are taught tc put the ball over
the plate and the sluggers come
along and undo all their pains
It doesn't seem to add.
The strong will survive ano
the veal will depart. Such is
the old story of baseball as the
gray gnOme of the Washington
Club Mike Martin, will attest
And in c&s you've been losing
any sleep over the matter. takt
1t from Ed Eynon, there are nc
holdeuts IN the Washington
club-that is serious holdouts
After all, a team which fin
ishes sixth, 281a games behint
the Yankees, can kind of laugh
at a player whu wishes to jocke!
around his salary offer.
En-, Mortimer!
The Washington times., 1938-02-18
Eastern ShOreLOOp
Lists 112 Games

CHESTERTOWN, Nd, Feb. 18.
A 112-game schedule has been
drawn up for clubs in the Eastern
Shore Baseball League. The sea-
son will open May 5 and close La
Dor Day, September S. The slate
is expected to be adopted at the
directors meeting February 20.
Games will be played at night
Throughout the week except Sun.
day, when afternoon trays are
carded. There will be no dates
assigned on Mondays. Salisbury
will play all Sunday games on the
road, due to an ordinance forbid
ding Sabbath attractions.
The Washington times., 1938-02-18
Fearful
OF Aroused
Tech Quint
By PAUL BEACH

Mckinley Tech, freshened by
the memory of the bombshell upset
it threw into the middle of the
interhigh series last Tuesday, will
take the court tonight at 1880
with the avowed intention of
knocking any of Roosevelt's as
pirations higher than stratos-
phere flight.
In the nightcap of the double
header at Tech gym, Eastern will
meet Central, team that gave
the Lincoln Parkers an awful scare
once before this season. Although
the Centralites haven't won a
single series contest, they have
the distressing habit of being
dangerous at all times.
Eastern, with this and one other
tilt to play, can definitely annex
a half-share in the title by win
ming tonight.
Although either Roosevelt or
Western, but not both, can win or
tie for the championship, they
must sweep their remaining con-
tests while Eastern is losing to
both Central and Western, which
seems highly improbable.
Tech, playing its last game,
seems to assume the attitude that
with a victory tonight, it can sit
back and say:
I'm all through, boys, now go
ahead and move me into third
place if you can"
Sydney Schulman, Tech. and
Hymie Perlo' Roosevelt, are two
brilliant recent arrivals in inter.
high circles who will oppose each
other for the first time.
Episcopal Highs quint gained a
laSt-ninute one-point decision yes
terday when it topped Shenandoah
Valley Academy, 81 to 80. Billy
PreSton's field goal in the last 10
seconds of play provided the bang
up finish in the MaroonS' third
victory. against two defeats, in
State prep school play.
Anacostia will be the underdog
in its court tilt with Bethesda
Chevy Chase at $3.50 p. m. today
in the AnacoStia gym.
| Westerns Jayvees today face
Central, the only team to top
them this season, strengthened
by their ninth straight victory,
20-14, over the Wilson junior
varsity quint. Roddy Snow was
high for the victors with six points.
Damascus Highs quint fell be-
fore the onslaught of Montgom-
cry Blair's second team, 30-24,
yesterday at the Blair gym. Day,
OF Damascus, was high scorer with
Is points. while Jack Ballard,
with IL, was high for the victors.
Mt. Rainier's baSketeerS invade
Bladensburg today to meet both
the junior and senior quintS of
Bladensburg High. The first game
starts at p. m.
Opening with a 1913 lead in the
first half, Mt. Rainier Highs sex
tet won its second game of the
season over Bladenshurg. 40-17,
in the Bladensburg gym yesterday.
Louise Howlin. with 18 tallies,
led the winners attack.
Staving off a last-minute rally
to cling to a one-point-victory
margin, Westinghouse Highs
quint, of Clarendon, nosed out
Fredericksburg High, 29-28, in
the losers gym last night.
Alex Anderson, w. g. L. topped
the scoring roster with 10 markers,
trailed closely by Lewis and Bel
lomy, Fredericksburg, with nine
and eight, respectively.
The Washington times., 1938-02-18
Jacobs PAGES Golf
Play in Florida

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. Feb. Is
G.N.SD.-Burleigh Jacobs. Jr., of
Wautatcosa, wis, today led par.
ticipants into the semi-finals of
the eleventh annual championship
of golf club champions tourra.
ment over the st. AuguStin
course.
Jacobs, who has played through
out the meet, continued his fast
pace yesterday in defeating Bobby
Walker, Jacksonville. 4 and 3.
The Washington times., 1938-02-18
L.L.U. Cancels Cage
Tilt With Cards

NEW YORK, Feb. 18.-Because
of recent injuries to the squad and
the fact that the team would be
confronted with playing seven
games in eight days, the basket
ball game between Long Island
University and Catholic U. at
Washington, D. c., Monday night,
has been Cancelled.
Arrangements were completed
for the dropping of the game, prior
to the clash with Catholic U. in
Brooklyn last night, Coach Clair
Bee, of Long Island, revealed.
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W. & L. to Sponsor
Prep School Event

LEXINGTON, Va. Feb. 18.
The fourteenth annual South At
lantic preparatory school basket
ball tournament will again be
sponsored by Washington and
Lee College, with the date OF the
event slated March 10, II and IL.
Invitations to 16 teams includ-
ing four Virginia and two Dis
trict of Columbia quintets, Will
be issued about March /. accord
ing to Athletic Director Richard
A. Smith.
The Washington times., 1938-02-18
Ndqurski Keeps Title Sdfe by
Polling Chiefs Strdnqle Hold
courts,

portion of the citizenry is very
gleeful when Chewacki is tossed
around on his potato ears.
Bronko started festivities with
a couple of tackles and threw
Chewacki for a 10-yard loss. The
Chief tried an end around play
but Bronko kicked him into the
ring apron for another deficit.
CheWacki then forward-passed
a left hook and Bronko coun-
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his strangle hold to take serious
effect on Bronko Nagurski, en-
peror of the wrestling realm.
Nagurski successfully defended
his title in II minutes flat at
Turner's Arena last night and
the Chief was very flat indeed
at the finish.
Chewacki is well-versed in his
trtonics and gave the lovers OF
good, clean fun an interesting
quarter-hour. 1t seems the Chief
is as popular as a barber in the
House of David and the paying
The Washington times., 1938-02-18

DdCGleS enueQ long pCEIOu
nouncing he was through as a
professional football player and
would accept the proffered job as
backfield mentor at Columbia
under Head Coach Lou Little.
Confirmation of the Battles ap-
pointment came late yesterday
when the Columbia board OF re
gents. after interviewing Cliff
Wednesday, unanimously approved
The Washington times., 1938-02-18
English Link Pair
Seeks Mixed Title

PALM BEACH, Fla, Feb. 18.
Mrs. Philip E. Hill, of London, and
her partner, Robert Sweeney, jr.,
British amateur champion, will
meet Jean Bauer, Providence, R. I,
and Tommy Goodwin, Monroe. N.
Y, in the finals of the Everglades
Club mixed foursome golf tourna-
Iment today.
The Washington times., 1938-02-18

and even that
a pino och lie
game will be
under way and
confirm med
pin ochle ad-
diets simply
W o MT brook
i n terruption.
And S u r e
enough, there
they we're.
That is to
say there were
Secretary Ed
die E y n o n,
M a n a G e r
Stanley Har-
The Washington times., 1938-02-18
Wilson Teachers
Lose to Orioles

BALTIMORE, Feb. 1S.-Wilson
Teachers College, of Washington,
D. c., lost to the University Of
Baltimore basketball team here
last night. 1921. Pierson. Balti-
more guard, and Flash" Gordon,
Wilson forward, divided the high
point honors with IL each.
The Washington times., 1938-02-18

the selection. Cliff, who will re-
port for spring training March IS,
will receive from $4,000 to $4,000,
it was said.
The Redskins said today they
were sorry to lose Battles and
would be glad to have Alphonse
''Tuffy" Leemans but the next
season is too far off and the team
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By BOB ADDIE

Mr.. Chief Chewacki's ears are
very red today-and when the
chiefs flappers are a deep Grim
son they embrace a lot of terri
tory. Chewacki's aural appen-
dages. as the poets have it, look
like an eagles wing spread, and
to make it more complicated.
wads of chewing gum-like flesh
perch on the balconies Of the
chiefs ears.
The cause of Chewacki's en-
barrasSment is the failure of
The Washington times., 1938-02-18
TOMMY STEEL KAYoEp

SALISBURY, N. c., Feb. 18.
Tommy Steele, Baltimore middle
weight, lost via the knockout route
to Tony Fischer, Newark, N. j., in
the second round Of their sched-
uled 10-round fight last night.
The Washington times., 1938-02-18
Whitehead Signs
Giants Contract

HOT SPRINGS, Ark, Feb. 16
QN.SD.-Burgess Whitehead reg.
ular second baseman of the New
York Giants, has signed his 1888
contract, Manager Bill Terry an
nounced today.
The Washington times., 1938-02-18
Deny Bid;
= Don't Need LeewAnS
Bv GINo SINH

While Cliff Battles today cleaning out his locker for
the last time Coach Ray Flaherty and Owner George
Marshall of the Redskins busy trying to plug the huge
gap in the teams running attack.
Battles ended period of indeeson last night by
The Washington times., 1938-02-18
KIRK MILLER
Times Sports Editor
Says:

One approaches the domestic
baseball office very cautiously
these days, because it is six, two
The Washington times., 1938-02-18

u. S. ELIMINATED

PRAGUE, CzechOslOvakia, Feb. 1S-The
United States hockey team was eliminated
last night from the world amateur champion
ship tournament when the American sextet
was defeated by Switzerland, 10.
The setback was the second straight for the
U. S. team.
Switzerland and CZechOSlovakia will clash
tonight in the semifinaIs, while England must
get by Poland tonight to enter the finals.
The Washington times., 1938-02-18
Market Barometer

Being strictly the business
head of the organization, he was
qualified to speak only Of the
economic phase CT the approach
ing season. Whether it will prove
a stimulus to the chronically
sluggish stock market or not, I
wouldn't know, but I'm happy
to reflect the cheerful news that
the advance ticket sale for the
opening days game. April ID,
is greater than Mr.. Eynon ever
recalls.
Taken in conjunction with a
statement earlier in the week
by pro footballs General Man
ager Jack Espey, that LOO ap-
plications were in his hands for
season tickets to the Redskins
games next fall. the question
arises as to whether indeed this
recession rogue actually exists
or is a Pigment of the public
imagination. There were only
900 such reservations when the
season started last September.
An Old Story
Presently pudgy Mike Martin
came poking around, gathering
up rolls Of gauze, cartons OF
arnica and some odd-looking
contraptions which he calls
therapeutic lamps.
Mike is preparing to make his
departure for Orlando day after
tomorrow, where he will head-ln
a week before the earliest player
arrivals in order to set up an
infirmary within Tinker Field.
It's getting to be a sort OF an
old story with Mike Martin, this
ordeal of preparing for spring
training. It will be his thirty
fifth such venture. dating back
to the time when he Joined the
New York Highlanders with
Griff, thence following him to
Washington by way of Cincin-
natl.
Meanwhile Mike has mas
saged some famous arms. from
Walter Johnson's to Wes Fer
relfs and has become so adept
he says he can now do it blind
folded and with both hands tied
behind his back. Anyway
Mike and Spring Secretary
Billy Smith. with Clubhouse Boy
Franky Baxter, shove off Sun
day afternoon to prepare the
way, and after a manner of
speaking, another baseball sea-
son vii be on.
Gang All There
The Washington times., 1938-12-30
Cement Work
Dress Suits for Hire

STEPS, walks. retaining walls, sTucco, flag
stone: free estim ates. Jerry. III 264A-W
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ETTp and cloth coats remodeled. refined
ON and renov. Geracy's, Inc. 2SO1
14th St, N, W, GLAZING FREE.
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COLUMBIA RD., 1876

G ST. 8. W., 1908 large, bright rmG
redecor.: gas. heat. elec.: So wkA
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The more people your ad reaches the
better your chances Of getting results.
The Herald and Times reach THE
LARGEST circulation in town, morning
readers as well as evening =. 3 out OF
4 Washington families at THE LOW.
EST rate per paper. Republic 1894.
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TUXEDO, full dress accessories. Ladies'
gowns, wraps. Bernie'S, 713 7th u. ".
MA. 3417.
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THE WASHINGTON TIMES, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3d. 1888

Found Thru This Ad
Ran Only in Herald Times
BOSTON BULLDOG, black & white, black
feet; harness: Peanut" rev. co. 10312:
after 2 D. m. co. 10407, Apt. 2-B.
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BUCHANAN ST. N. W., b4U
(FACING SHERMAN CIRCLE)
Bldg. newly decorated inside and out.
Apartments redecorated and recondi-
toned. Two rooms, kitchen and bath.
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False Teeth Repaired

FALSE TEETH REPAIRED while you wait
EMERGENCY DENTAL LABORATORY.
sos 14th NV, Room 902. Tel. NE. 1888.
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FOX'S BEAUTY SHOPS. INC.
OK. 0S2S-2 shops to serve you-OX. OS67
31l7 Wilson Blvd. 2216 n Glebe Rd.
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SituatiOnS-WOmen

CoLoRED girl, honest wants day, part,
full-time work: ref. NO. 7044-J.
NURSE desires work or position as COM
panion. Decatur 03S1-W
WIDOW-Whte, wants work as house
keeper, bachelors or motherless home.
References. Box K-35, Herald Times.
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I NNTE Found Thru This Ad
LEz\ After Other Fuled
l OVIVD DVAIy SPUN ,"H
LOANS

S3 Personal Loan Companies
(Continued)
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B ST. N. E., 514-Large front room,
newly dec, kitchenette, bath; h.. l.. g.,
elect. refrig. adults; ref.
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RANDLE HIGHLANDS-Lge. outside Q
bedrms.. liv. rm., kit.-dinette, bath, scr.
porch: gas heat. 1928 Pa. Ave. S. E.
R. I. AVE. NE, 2213, Apt 2-2 rooms.
kitchen, bath; elec refrig.; Venetian
blinds; janitor service, SAT so. NO. 9749s
SPRING RID. NV, 9Os-2 rms, kit, bath.
heat. gas. elec.. Frigid.. $45. MAI. 6S64.
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General Auto Repairing

GENERATORS exchanged, all cars. 50 !
up. Carly Electric. Inc. 1908 14th N.
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OOuUMDI IGD.y ITOU
(BEvERLY COURT
2 rooms, kitchen and bath. $50 200:
rooms, kitchen and bath. $500. Elec-
tric refrigeration included in rent: ele-
vator. Resident manager.
II. L. RUST CO.
1901 18th st. N. W. MAI. 800
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, $50 Alabama Ave.
8. Ell rm., kit, bath. outside apt cleo
refriE., heat and gas furn. J. E. TalbeTt
3216 Nichols Ave. 3. z. Lin. 3767.
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Found Thru This Ad
Ron in Herald Times Only
WHITE POINTER, brown ears, tag 23s37.
Strayed from 1896 Hamlin St. n. E.:
substantial reward. NO. 1862.
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Found Thru This Ad
After Other Papers Fdiled
wIRE-HAIRED TERRIER, ears up: chiid's
pet; 'Rowdy." tag 11714, rev. co. 1881,