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The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-16
NAVY LANDS HUNT

New York.--Joe Hunt, youthful
Southern California tennis star, and
potential Davis cupper, will enter
The U. s, naval academy this fall.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-16

IT The Aces want 70 use McCAhh
the Bulldogs will have the services
OF Albert Damelio II this lineup Is
accepted by the Aces, call PERCEPTION
any afternoon between one and four
o'clock. telephone number 3-963l. If
the Aces do not accept this chal-
lenge q game will not be carded.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-16
TO RESTORE KENNELS

Colonel Jacob Rupert intends to
restore his st. Bernard kennel 70
It's former strength Of 80 to 36 show
specimens
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-16
SOLE EXCEPTION

Brooklyn Is the only National
league team that has beaten Car
Hubbell more times than he has de-
feated them. Is 10 20.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-16
BRoTHERLY AFFAIR

Joe Burk, diamond skulls winner
Is training his younger brother. Jim,
to be his partner for the Olympic
doubles rowing cents in 1910.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-16

New Zealand has spent sb,0OO.-
900 In making 80 airports; - are
under construction, and 50 more
are planned.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-16
DEAN OF COACHES

Amos Alonzo Stage. 76-year-old
football coach not at the College Of
the Pacific, has been a gridiron
mentor for AZ years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-16

Snakes, flowers, insects and birds
are being collected by an expedi-
ton In the wilds OF North Burma.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-16
Is. G..

Boston, Sept. 10 -(UP)-- Two
more injured Boston College foot
ball players may rejoin the team to-
day as Coach Gil Dobie prepares the
Eagles for their opening game with
Canisius, Sept. "a.
Pete Cignetti, junior fullback
and Lou Montgomery, speedy Negro
halfback, are practically recovered
from leg injuries. Two candidates
Lou Kidhart, regular left tackle, and
George Kerr, o sophomore guard
returned to practice yesterday.
Boston, Sept. i6--(UP)---Five sub
stitutes promoted TO team A will
take part In the scrimmage between
the first two teams at Boston uni
versity today.
Coach fIanley moved up Jack
Rotman, q back, Norman Alpert and
Hcvnai1 Rosenthal. guards; Ray
Hartley. tackle, and Bob Pence, ned
for their fine work In a practice
game against Rhode Island State.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-09-16
Liths An Trough?

We years Of basketball competition which they have made
mparabIe any local provided Waterbury with
oOp SPORT the X Of l. team from che Brooklyn section 4
Ibanded for good. And that Is too bad.
Evening star., 1938-10-23
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

AIR COMPRESSOR: battery charger: q or
s. electric drill Tennessee Ave. Garage,
FOB Tennessee ave. ne
BEDROOM, dining room. living room furni-
ture wanted at once; contents Of apis. or
homes; also odd pieces. Adams 1916.
BOOKS-Highest prices paid for good used
books and old National Biographies. Bar
gain Book Shop, sos 9th NV. Dist. 1907.
BOOKS BOUGHT; sooa BOOKS al Ls,ku Kinds
David Pearlman. l407 G st: NV. Met: 64l5.
cLoTHINSa-Highess 2 1Sl prices gsia for mems
Met. 3767. Open eve. Will cali.
COAL FURNACE for Groom house, hot
water good condition AND make; must be
reasonable. Box 424-Z, Star
suitable s-room house give price. etc.
FuRN1TuRE and household goods of al
kinds highest best cash PRICES don't Se unit.
do moving and hauling
FURNITURE. rugs. stoves, once furniture
household goods etc. positively highest
ne Fs5 Tssvts ea time
FURNITURE, bric-a-brac. china. glassware.
rugs. silverware, paintings; highest cash
prices paid Call Murray. Adams 5l33. 2s'
FURNITuRE--call National 5244. fol, best
prices for household, ONCE furniture.
PROMPT and courteous service. After q pm.
call Dupont 1853.
sSsSggFMSss ssa .sess ss Gs
HIGHEST PRICES paid for used furniture;
boilers, Arcolas. radiators, coal ranges. used
plumbing material. etc. North 1921.
IMMEDIATE CASH paid for used furniture.
Sou5teous su5 and prompt service. Adams
INDIVIDUAL will pay cash for set 6 or 8
prism binoculars featherweght preferred.
Box 241-z Star.
MORTAR MIXER l or 2 bag; sWing. saw
with gasoline motor. Call Republic 4239.
A reasonsble' smn no deaers ade1s coumbta ss55
ton and Reasonable. clev. s279.
SANDING MACHINE wanted-Write. giv-
ing full particulars. Box 44-S. Star.
SEWING MACHINES ,S, bopght, sold: r., e
3244. Dealer.
SEWING MACHINEs-Will buy all types.
usat,ns 81 s NV Rpabe aoo
TABLES d0). chairs t4o). for restaurant.
Phone Rockville $50.
Phone Falls Church s21F-21. 23'
WILL CARE for mall apt. upright. baby
grand nd. or Spinst nss, for use. PAY moving
GoLD-BR1NG YOUR OLD GOLD. sIL-
YER. PLATINUM. TEETH. DISCARDED
JEWELRY. WE PAY CASH. A. KAHN.
INC, AS YEARS AT 935 F.
OLD GOLD, DIAMONDS. JEWELRY.
WATCHES. HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAID.
A. Markell, RM ell, 918 ST. NV.
u S. GOLD COINS: $3.50 paid for 81.
$3.50 for $3.50. S4.75 for So etc. Higher
prices for dates before 1888: also large
size currency oefo'e 1902. c. O. Llkens.
924 5th st. NV.
WANTED-Pumpkins and gourds Of all
sizes; red ears Of corn. Adams 1880 after
10 am.
OLD GOLD, silver. platinum purchased for
BURNSTINES. 931 g ST. NV
Since 1868.
CASH FOR OLD GOLD.
Silver watches diamonds and old dis
carded jewelry; full cash value paid
SELINGER'S. S1S st. NV.
MACHINIST'S LATHE WANTED.
Must be in good condition. Ad-
dress Box 1904, Star.
WANTED-To buy at reason
able price used auto call sys-
tenn if in good condition. Ma
tional Furniture Co., 801 7th
st. NV.
Evening star., 1938-10-23
AERoPlANES.
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.

FLYING. INSTRUCTION free With pur:
$675, to SS75. Phone Greenwood for
Evening star., 1938-10-23
BOATS.

PARTY BEING TRANSFERRED, must sec
riflce 1888 inclosed bridge, 33-ft, Richard
h.p. hC Kermath sl h' motor Is mp mp h.; complete
living accommodations for six; cost in
cluding extras, $5395; will sacrif1ce at
substantial reductlon. BOX 4o2-1. star.
marine engine. Can be seen a. Airport
Yacht Basin Saturday and Sunday morn
ing. See Mr.. Hall or call Atlantic $3.50.
USED YACHT length i5 beam II i,Ssr; draft
dining salon; staterooms for IA: large GAL
and an heating: m twin-screws; > new 6-75-hp.
reduction gear engines. pilot house CON
trolled speed. Is m.p.h.: cruising costs &c
Z wash ash and toilet rooms. .bathtub, search
light; two l5O-pound Lux flre extinguishing
h9sss Moored at doc ABBOT
OUTBoARD BOAT with 16-h.pi motor,
oi4er' oSe'e. Atlantic ss5e-W
GIFFoRD-wooD SPEED BOAT. maheeany
hull; marine motor; $225. Inquire house
boat Bennings Bridge.
ENGINEs-Red Wing. Universal, Ford CON
versions used engines. Roy's rear Scot
tish Rite Temple. 18th and s SITS. NV.
CABIN cRgIsER; Viking; eoxl3.6 beam;
ins and engine room; l2O-h.p: 1nvincible
ai'ne and manual Mi0i blse pumps. lishts, anehers
cables DeIco lights, washroom galley hot
and cold running water; price, 81 800 cash.
Columbia Yacht Club. M and Water sts.
s.w.. l to pm.
1888 RICHARDSON 24-ft. cruiser, 6o91
1856 Sa' RICHARDSON aHsGd so-ft. single cabin ;SiD
cruiser. e-91 Gray motor. dual con,
1857 Y'I Matthews twin cabin cruiser. s-95
sas Kermath motor reduction gear nsS sSo
500 500 Name ashne'.sV Ave. s.w. Met sso33.
OWENS YACHT co.
ssT ss.ft gNsns Runsbouts H Palmer VS. -" S4s5
25-ft. Clipper. excellent shape 1850
| Soft. Richardson Cruiser 300
Baltimore. Md. Phone Dundalk 67O-J.
Evinrude-Johnson-Elto.
Sales and Service. New and Used.
Factory Representative.
s0Psasssl So1msrs sfes Resr CT 81 ia4o St. IS ss E.
STORAGE.
Ess 9srd in GSaed bes
low rates; two marine ways; nrst-class
Eorn. work Layley's experience A. L. comesu'
EVINRUDE AND ELTO
OUTBOARD MOTORS.
SALES AND SERVICE.
DIRECT FACTORY REPREsENTAT1vI.
BAZZURO ENG. CO.,
1851 sHRkAN AVE nv
Evening star., 1938-10-23

DUPONT CIRCLE-Modern. Jewish home;
bright rm.. twin beds next bath. shower:
PRIVILEGES; unlim. phone. North 1929
BURLEITH-Sunny. front room, next bath:
twin beds; bus al corner; near GEORGETOWN
Dental School. Emerson 2R16
Evening star., 1938-10-23
BABY CHICKS
FARM AND GARDEN,


BUT 4 TREE speaks ever &, q companion- @
ed. S1.5O each. Ley Bros, La Plata. Md.
PEONY ROOTS plant now. large clumps.
soc. Irises. large clumps. 25c. Benedict,
g0iS Wdi3,r, North eras Adams ST. Arlington Va
abundance Of blooms. 25c, each; peonia
blue hydraneeas, SOC each: cut flowers. CSC
bunch. 2s14 Alabama ave. sc.
GRAPE MYRTLE pink. lavender and
white white; a5c eo up; chrysanthemums; 1oe up;
ABBRUZzI RYE SEED from hieh-yielding
strain ST. per bushel at the farm. J. W.
Swaren. Brookeville. Md. Phone Ashton
STILL.
LANDSCAPING, pruning. planting trans
pan1ns sodans made on and
NV Randolph Ola. >'''
COLORADO SPRUCE TREE, 16-foot. c. A.
Onyon. 3021 Clinton st. ne.
PANsY PLANTS, Dunns Special Giant
sUmso per hundred and up
Dunn's Flower Garden iOs North Abing-
don. Arlinston, Va. off Wilson blvd.
PANsY PLANTS; steeles' Giant Jumbo
sesdnss Sec in rw:r loo 81 ooo So Pot.ns sou
Arlington. Va, Just OF Lee blvd. WIS '''
sack. 75c: sacks SIS. Rich sifted dirt
soc. 100-lb. sack: 8 sacks. So so. Prompt
delivery. Wis. 43s4 from-2-5 pm. week
days. or write Glenhurst Dairy. Bethesda.
COW MANURE, well rotted, Guaranteed
delivered loads and bags, on the place.
Waters. Wisconsin 4195.
Evening star., 1938-10-23

COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL.
WOOD. two years seasoned; oak. ,S1l per
cord: hickory. $12: cut any length. L. Z.
Beach, Norbeck. Md. Ashton 116-F-21.
PENNA. HARD COAL. Stove. chestnut,
$l1. Pea, $3.50. Buckwheat. So. Prompt
delivery. Carl Coal Co.. Line. 1884, Ext.
THOROUGHLY SEASONED oak and mixed
wood. 81 | cord, SO half. S4 quarter, de-
livered. stovewood. 50 cord. Rollins, At
lantic 7729. day or night.
GENUINE Pa: white ash coal, from mines
livery; good, clean coal and full weight.
Phone Adams 5792, any. time.
SEASONED WOOD, oak and hickory. any
Sandy Spring Md. Phone Ashton 1872.
SEASONED PINE, aft. length not de-
liyered; S5 per cord. Wisconsin 4243-W.
SELECT fireplace wood. kindling wood. COAL
best Grades fuel oil. top soil. COW manure
Atlantic 1903. night Atlantic S2O7.
OAK WOOD. seasoned, SI1 per cord. deliv-
cred ered and stored. Call J. s. Buck. Jackson
WOOD. si2 cord; $500 2 cord s. q ceSd.
Jackson 1000 day or night.
Evening star., 1938-10-23

| sos ONEIDA PL NW-Master bedrn.
pvt hath; S25 for /. $50 for .; smaller
rm.. S12. or . unfu-n. rms. kit. pvt bath,
S1S lIenrcia lsIn
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1893 JEFFERSON ST. NW-Room in
owners detached horne: convenient trans.
portation Georgia a4Il
Evening star., 1938-10-23

1903 P ST N.W-Larse comfortable
sleeping rooms. twin beds: 81 each
51}7 9th ST NV block bus or car
line: single or double room. Georsla
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2S33 21th ST. NV block from Ward.
man Park and Conn. ave. nicely furn.
double and single rooms; also garage.
ABA HARVARD ST, Apt 25-WidoW, em-
pioyed. snare coZy 3-rm. apt. with lady or
tent single After
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lc11 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. NV Beau.
tiful large front room. twin beds; semi.
private bath; lovely home.
Evening star., 1938-10-23

1917 N ST. downtown. near Conn. ave
settled person: references
Evening star., 1938-10-23

1864 CALIFORNIA ST. NW.-Furn. single
ana double room private home; reasonable.
Dupont O9OS
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1919 BELMONT RID. NW.-Single rm,
| S;50; double. 81 10: next bath; c.h.w.;
| oil heat Adams 2kNa
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brieht. warm room: walking distance.
NTOWN-Gentleman: newly furnished
apt, semi-private bath. large close, te!e.
92i 18th St NV
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1881 M ST NW-Sinele or CONNECTING
WIN WIN or next to bath oil heat. private
Evening star., 1938-10-23

$50 ST, NE" nicely furn. rms: sink.
pvt lavatory 81 weekly worth $40 week.
Lincoln l0147
7S3 10th ST NE front rms. furn.
complete for Ink heat, Light, gas; reason.
oh
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| 3I35 AND 2OO2 F ST. NW-Small studio
rooms next to bath. running water. Some
| have kitchenette and porch. Dist o135.
Evening star., 1938-10-23

2137 G ST NW-Nicelv furnished, run
ming water. large closet: suitable for >:
| Sln 80 each Board nptinnal
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467 IRVING ST. NV. No. 34-Attr. rm
Tor one or two girls: reasonable. Adams
5o64-W
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LAB EUCLID ST. N,W-Beautiful double
rm.. also single: twin beds; innersprine
mattresses: kit. privileges if desired
Evening star., 1938-10-23

5l16 Bird ST. N.W.-Jewish couple have
single room. new home. furniture shower
and bath. unllm. phone; bus l blk; 1918
week. Randolph 2O55
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1417 PARK RID. NV, Apt 33-Larse. at
tractiVe room. next to bath; convenient
location to cars SlS month
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CONN. AVE.-Exciusive apt. bldg. Front.
Close in. Private entrance. Continuous
heat and hot water Shower Free phone.
Twin beds. Ice cubes. Entertaining privi-
leges. Gentlemen S19.15 monthly.
Evening star., 1938-10-23

COW MANURE. well rotted. Guaranteed
delivered loads and bags, on the place.
Waters, Wisconsin 4195
Evening star., 1938-10-23

1881 KILBOURNE PL.. near Park rd and
Mt Pleasant st.-South front room; 2nd
story; private bath; private family; gentle.
atn raf (Nol L
Evening star., 1938-10-23

PRINTING PLANT. complete; SKI, I2x1S
c. d. P; 23-inch paper cutter, 3 blades
stone cabinets: Boston stapler 100 cases
OF type. round-corner machine, num-
business; will sell separately. Suitland. Md.
HhnnP Snrllce Qo21-I Sun all
Evening star., 1938-10-23

AIS 44th ST NW-Bright. cheerful
room, new detached home; small family:
SO: gentleman. Emerson 02S1
Evening star., 1938-10-23

4314 GEORGIA AVE NV Apt l2-
Large front room twin beds. next bath,
unlimited phone: breakfast if desired Em-
ployed couple or " gentlemen. Georgia
Evening star., 1938-10-23

1927 CONN. AVE NW.--Large. light. sim
gle and double rooms. beautifully furnished. .
twin beds. tile bath; ideal location. See TO
appreciate Rates. S14. SIS. $50 month.
Evening star., 1938-10-23

condition: cost $40: very reas: quick
sale. Col. 1924. 2O17 Rosemont ave. NV,
Klingle and Adams Mill rds
Evening star., 1938-10-23

RADIATORS h. w, 3S inches t5D: $50 #.
each; good as new; cheap. 929 Florida
ave NV. North 1921
Evening star., 1938-10-23

1925 18th ST. N.W-Attractive double
rm., twin beds. roomy closets, next bath.
Evening star., 1938-10-23

GEORGIA AVE AND DECATUR ST-In
large apt. with > baths: large sunny room
for or .. unlim. phone. S5 for =. S3
Sinnle GIenrpia EQOl
Evening star., 1938-10-23

| FRIENDSHIP HGTS, 3117 Warren st.
| n.w-Gentleman. lge. front rm.. with pvt.
| lavatory; I windows; shower; pvt. family.
| Emerson G496.
Evening star., 1938-10-23

- 1401 .GIRARD ST. NV. Apt .6-Ncel7
furnished front room; near bath; SIS per
u week
Evening star., 1938-10-23

AIR COMPRESSOR, battery charger. "a or
s. electric drill. Tennessee Ave. Garage,
203 Tennessee ave. ne.
BEDROOM dining room living room furni-
ture wanted at once; contents of apis. or
homes: also odd pieces. Adams 1916.
BOOKS-Highest prices paid for good used
books and old National Biographies. Bar
gain Book Shop. sos 9th NV. Dist. 5007.
go
Evening star., 1938-10-23

1870 SPRING PL. NV. off 18th St
Front rm.: l or -; private family; radio
furn.; conven. car. bus; telephone: single,
Evening star., 1938-10-23

PRINTING OUTFIT, SX12 hand press 15
cases type, ornaments. complete equip
ment; sacrifice. $50 Line nt4
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1927 IRVING ST. NW-Furnished rooms
for rent Catholic family.
40Ol WARREN ST NW.-Attrsctive
southeast bedroom; pvt. shower and bath,
S25. Emerson 1864
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

52O6 1st ST, NV. corner X. H. ave--At-
shoWer oosets SsdFm b, PVT dodn bath wit;
rec. rm Rand. 34l4.
l345 GIRARD N;W.---Nicely Iurn. Ink.
room. everything furnished: nexC to bath;
not water: $3.50: other. $3.50.
a@s am next Ss.h sT ,5.s , ,5Sns
1915 ALLISON NW.-Front room privars
Pain. PAIN: nicely furnished: quiet home; sen.
WOODBRIDGE GARDENS 4Ig5 18th ri.
ne, ns;.Iwin oTxn beds; gentlemen preferred. Du.
18th AND COL. RD.. a40s sth st. NV.
1xPt; x3 l@Iprivats wI entrance bedroom, radio,
BROokLAND; 29O3 10th .e-Desirabls
yersity and bus line: So
ai7 D ST: N.E.-Nicely furn, near bath;
home.
lsl3 ST. NV: Apt. 4-Larse room, en-
tiireiy private; Sls for l. s25 for 2; also
private bath tshower); private home
adults; reas.; exceptional. Adams 1854
CHEVY CHASE. D. !C.-2nd-foor room.
Sus 7a4 eSNRSsHTs Northamptoonla aolacsn s BATH 3
1343 NEWTON-2nd A.. single, southern
exposure; continuous hot water; small FAM
ily S15. Adams 5593.
n NEAR CONN. AyE.-Downtovn; best
connecting n g. bath; gentlemen; SIS each. 20.
ll4Ol GIRARD ST. NV. Apt. :6-NceI7
furnished front room; near BATH S5 per
1911 GEORGIA AVE.-Nr. Walter Reed:
front. cheerful, modern, nicely furnished;
apply drug store.
beds, innerspIing mattresses; single or dou.
BILE Met. $500, ext. 311.
OPPOSITE KENNEDY WARREN Lovely
smgie 5nn3e 9m rho faeins cng Conn ave s1e; refined
Mr.. UNION STATION 205 D st. ne. Apt.
3-Singe room. connecting bath; unlirn.
phone; c.h.w.; heat; $3.50 wk.
| 1925 18th ST. NW-Attractive double
rm twin beds. roomy closets, next bath;
1881 KILBoURNE PL.., near Park rd. and
Mt. Pleasant st.--South front room; End
story; private bath; private family, gentle.
1927 IRVING ST N.w.-Furnished rooms
for rent; Catholic family
4ool 400, .o,. WARREN hRI ST; NW.-Attrsctiye
s9q'hesst SOU bedroom pvt shower and bath;
$3.50; double. S415: next bath, c.h.W';
oil heat Adams 3699.
2s;,:' 9th ST. NV block from Ward-
double and single rooms; also garage
l434 HARVARD ST, Apt. 25-Wdow, em-
ployed share cozy 3-rm. apt with lady or
rent single rm. After pm.
467 IRVING ST. NV. No 34-Attr. rm.
lor one or two girls. reasonable. Adams
| 5264-W.
| / 456 MONROE ST. NW.-Lovely basement
room; vacancies; 81 and $40 mo-, gem
tlemen home privileges
] 5:53 MONROE ST NV. tcorner 10TH
Attractive front room for tvo (2J: So ueek
each Also single room. Fine SURROUNDINGS
1417 PARK RID. NV Apt 33-Large at
| tractlVe room. next to bath; convenient
| location to cars; S1S month.
Evening star., 1938-10-23

WANTED-To buy at reason
able price used auto call sys-
tenn if in good condition. Ma
tional Furniture Co., 801 7th
st. NV.
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RAPH. RCA, $3.50: Vic
monograph console, $3.50;
IN. Shep. o44S-M. Dealer,
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3l02 RODMAN ST. NW-Pleasant room.
next bath. instant hot water: reasonable
Evening star., 1938-10-23

PIANO. small size, full keyboard apart
ment upright. in almost new condition: spe-
clal to close out only 81 40; very easy terms:
new guarantee. Natl. BOB. Arthur Jordan
Piano Co. corner Eth and G SITS.
Evening star., 1938-10-23

14th ST. NV, 254S. Apt. 8 tat Euclid
Lovely. furn., warm room. next bath free
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1918 EYE ST. N,W-Clean comfortable.
well-furn. nm; southern exposure; run
ming water walking distance
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SETTLED COUPLE to care for house. small
rent. Call after $50 IN. 1902 Wyoming
ave Dupont 1884 90
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1880 IRVING ST. NV. Apt. Al or 2
gentlemen. newly decorated room. twin
beds: breakfast ont Adams 222S
Evening star., 1938-07-12

Nelson T. johnson, the Chinese blew
up two huge steel pontoons owned by
the Standard Oil Co. of New York.
American workers sank a third Don.
toon to save it fro mtotal loss.
The japanese were reported within
three miles OF Kiukiang,
japanese naval units were said tn
nave entered the head of Poyang
Lake.
The evacuation of foreigners pro-
gressed hurriedly. The United States
Gungoat Monocacy, the British Gum
boat Cockchafer and the Steamer
Wenchow took some foreigners outside
the Kiukiang danger zone, but a Ham
kow dispatch yesterday said 10 Ameri.
can missionaries were remaining in
Kiukiang.
The sta6 Of the Standard OIL Co.
OF New York, consisting Of two Ameri-
cans. T. H. Benedict and ]. L. Poole.
manager and installation superintend-
ent. respectively. reportedly ned 3 miles
up the Yangtze.
There are various other but smaller
american properties at Kiukiang in
cluding numerous missionary estab-
Ishments. It was believed. however.
that these had escaped.
The Standard Oil property included
three storage tanks. empty because of
the inability to replenish stocks: two
warehouses. extensive wharves.
managers residence and lesser struc.
lures with an aggregate value of mil
lions OF Chinese dollars (The Chinese
dollar Is valued currently 1T about 1s
cents)
Evening star., 1938-07-12

towns to restore order. Numerous ar
rests. were made.
Otherwise there were giant parades
throughout the six counties Of North
en- Ireland. It WI Ulstsr's biggest
holiday, and mitb, factories, ship
yards and shops were closed, while 80
ssparate parades were held and 750, 900
Ulstermen were mustered In Belfast
alone.
HUNDREDS Of armed policemen took
their stations at dawn to preserve
order along the route Of march and
to guard Catholic areas against Cath
olic-Protestant rioting.
The Battle Of the Boyne, fought
July II. 1890. preserved England for
Protestantism and serves today as .
symbol Of Northern Irelaud's deter
mination to maintain It's independ-
ence and pledge allegiance only to
King George VI Of Great Britain.
Evening star., 1938-07-12

The weeks collection offering at
the Washington Church of God aver
ages only $125. The Gospel Spread
ing Association relies on drives and
generous gifts for its support 1t pays
no salaries. Elder Michaux Is we'll
cared for but he draws no pay, and
Elder Howard w. Poole, the treasurer
Of the Gospel Spreading Association,
who IS 50 busy with the ledgers that
he seldom gets to church, is satisfied
to be given q room to live in and re-
ceive his meals free at the Happy
News Cafe.
The business which necessarily IS
associated with religion on such a
vast scale is dominated by a group of
trustees, comprising Elder Michaux,
Elder Poole, Deacon Charles Flournoy
and Deacon Harvey Mcbride. The
last two are in Newport News.
Religiously speaking, Elder Michaux,
according to Elder Poole. is "the gen.
eral pastor, like Paul, with assistants
corresponding to Timothy and Titus,
ETC." The assistants are the elders of
the various churches outside WASH
ington. In Baltimore there is a white
assistant deacon, Mr.. Dillinger.
Church Has Eight Elders.
The Church of God in Washington
is run by eight. elders. none of whom
receives a nickel or a nickels worth
Of support from the Gospel Spreading
Association. Elder Randolph Drew,
for instance, supports himself as
hospital cook; the Elder Rodney Por-
ter is q bank porter; Elder Weller runs
q barber shop.
Mrs. Mary Michaux, wife of the
"watchman," acts, in the term Of
Elder Poole, as missionary" going
from city to city conducting Young
Mems and Young Women's Purity
Clubs, which are dedicated to the
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propagation Of the sinless life. Mrs.
Michaux was instrumental In getting
him saved" Elder Poole remarked, the
him" being Elder Michaux. She was
saved before he was. and her good
example led him on"
Today Mrs. Michaux looks up to
her husband with venerarion. His
personality and his style is what
makes the Church Of God 60 around.
Preach 1t. elder" the congregation
joyfully cries when he takes the ros-
trum in the church. They clap when
he makes q good point. and when he
quotes from the Bible, they inter-
ject Amen" or Yea, man" or
That's right"
Church Is Plain.
The church is plain building
with clean white walls and simple
platform at the far end. On the
platform sits the radio choir, 40 men,
bers, dressed in gray. or the cross
choir" $50, dressed in white. The
platform holds three pianos. and just
below it is another piano, near q
table at which a deacon sits while
the members Of the congregation "tes-
tify'' about their salvation. The dea-
con usually smiles patiently, but one
Sunday night recently when a woman
grew too long -winded in telling how
she was saved Just as she hung up the
last piece Of washing on the line. he
interposed, I'VE want to give every
body chance to testify. Now please
make it short and to the point"
The Elder Michaux is q light-skin-
ned, heavy-set parcel Of energy. He
Is forever on the CO. When he gave
me a five-hour interview, he inter-
rupted himself once to remark that
he was not In the habit of spend-
ing so much time in one place. Il
don't feel much like moving around
today, though" he explained. Il fell