davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1938-01-11

4. ."NoW As REGARDS TOBACCO. The flavor Of
Luclkies has always appealed to me % much, l
simply concluded they must b made of better
tobacco. So was very much interested 70 read
recently that Luclkiss are the favorits cigarette
with the tobacco experts thenselves.'
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-04
Breeding Tests
Prove Successful

Breeding experiments, started a
few years ago by the United States
Bureau of Dairy Industry have
proved that equally satisfactory re-
suits can be obtained through
mating of distinct families as can
be obtained through inbreeding.
The experiments blasted theory
that the inbreeding program was
most satisfactory.
In these experiments. the bureau
is interbreeding or combining eight
families as an extreme test of out
breeding The progeny Of the first
cross represent two distinct fam
lilies, the second cross four fam
lilies. and the third cross may
represent six or eight families.
Not all the heifers representing
the various family combinations
have been tested as yet; but recent
ly one, representing four distinct
jersey families, completed yearly
production record of l7,147 pounds
of milk and 955 pounds of butter
fat.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-04
Workouts Ahead
For Basketball
Teams in Valley

Prep sessions on basketball courts
at five schools were closed for the
week Friday afternoon but more
workouts were planned for next
week because opening games of the
practice season are scheduled.
Ell Centro high school SpartanS
will meet Mountain Empire Tues
day and will play Point Iona high
Friday night at the Central gym
naSium.
Imperial plans three inter-squad
games and Holtyille make trip to
Mountain Empire, Fallbrook and
Ramona. BraWley will meet Brawley
Junior collese liz the first practice
contest in the northend of the val
ley
Central Junior college Arabs, with
one of the finest teams since Archie
Drennen and Dutch Van Nostrand
teamed together for the Black and
Red, will play a practice game
against one of the valley high
school teams.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-04
MARKET QUOTATIONS.
NEW YORK STOCKS

NEW YORK. Dec. 3. up Trad :
ing in stocks and bonds dwindled
sharply today as prices moved ir-
regularly in a narrow range.
A few special stocks gathered q
following and some made wide
gains. including New York Ship
building at a new high at ga Il VI
Heaviest trading was dividet
among Continental Motors whicl
eaualed its high at ) up = ant
New York Shipbuilding common al
b. up u and also equal to tht
high. Greyhound was active at 2oh
up -.
Gains of point or more were
noted in American Tobacco b. Har-
bison Walker. and {. 5. steel pfc
American Can lost ! l.. Wrigh,
Aero lost a point.
Otherwise the market m m1Ved II
A fractional area. Trading was Sc
dull near the close that the tape
stood idle at intervals.
Steel shares lost fractions. Mot
ors were mixed with Chrysler VI
and General Motors off a Coppers
and rubbers also balanced smal.
gains and losses. Ayiations aho
oils were steady. Rails eased.
Some tax selling came into tht
list. offset by small buying orders.
There was little news TO affect
PRICES Reports from various steet
enters were mixed with Pittsburgh
and Buffalo scheduled 10 starr
lext week al a reduced rate. Young
own was to raise its rate.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-04
Magazine Lists
Outstanding Citrus
Groves in Valley

There are many Imperial Valley
grapefruit orchards which hav'
been ploWed under the ground tc
make way for what owners conSid-
cred more profitable crops There
are other orchards in which pro-
iuction has fallen to lower thai
IT'S boxes per acre.
There are in Imperial Valley
however. some of the outstanding
orchards in the state, according to
stories printed in the Citrograph
magazine, publication of the Fruit
Growers exchange.
Cap Gregg's outstanding grove
near Holtville is one of the valleys
outstanding orchards. DR.. w. w
Apples grove rear Ell Centro is an
sther which attracted the interest
of the Citrograph.
Apples plan to alter irrigation
methods was outlined, and Cap
Gregg's we'll known fertilization
method and irrigation drainage
systems received comment.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-04
l.. A. PRODUCE

Los ANGELES. Dec. 2. up
Demand was slightly improved Oh
a few comm odities but trading con
finued generally draggy. Toma-
toes moved better with best stocE
steady but showed a wide range IL
quality. Lettuce was slightly weak
er especially on ordinary stock
other commodities were mosll'
steady 10 dull.
Lettuce: Dry pack Guadalupe
santa Maria A. S1.852.25 crt; o.
Lompoc As S2-2.50. 5s S1.50-l 70;
Is s5c-Sl.15: San Diego Co Is s.
.. 20: IS mostlya $3.50: San Fernan
do WY 5s S1.25-l.75. 6s 75c-$l
loose local 75c-S1.
Peas: pole San Pedro & Car
pinteria few lac: San Diego Co IL
13c 10: l. V. ordinary 4-6c ID: 45-
ih crts S3 75-4.00; bu hampers hold
overs S5-3.25.
Squash: White summer l: V. crls
Se %. flats S1.75-2: San Diego CO.
lups s.. 25-23b; local S2-2.25, Italian
local Iugs S2-2.25: /. V. flats few
s1 rs. san Diego Co lugs 81 %
,eIlotV cro9kneck local lugs Sl.45-
.. Fable Queen mostly 6Oc; per Ton /;
banana best S22.50-25.00 hubbard
geb. b.oo-30.00.
Tomatoes: San Diego CO lugs A.
ks besi 81 5O-1. So. 5N5s & 5Nbs u .5o-
Sl Tb 6N6s S1-1.25; Orange Co 4N5s
Sf1.5: 5Nhs & 5X6s S1.25-l 90 6Nef
5sr-g1 rs; local 5x5s q 5N6s. oN6s
81 76c. stems san Diego 20 q
santa Barbara 5x5s a. 5Abs Si.oe.
Igs. gx6s S1.25-1.50. 6N7s sl-i. 20
for 2-tier; sitter 5N5s oNos 90
5 rs. SKIS S2.b0-2.75.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-04
A. STOCKS

Los ANGELES. Dec. ). tCPJ-
rootbaU fever apparently interfer-
ID considerably with business OIL
he Los Angeles stock exchange TO
iav. With the NotreDame Use
anne in the offing for this after
oon. trading came almost to
tandstill.
sales for the short. dull session
included: LA. Industries 100 share
f0s, up y: Transamerica 100 shares
-, up n: Chapman Ice Cream 5o1
hares loo unchanged: Goodyeai
l69 shares a., down u: Ryan Aero
100 shares 4. unchanged: Pac. Ca
ommon 100 shares 28H, up =
Edison per cent pfd 100 shares
2Si. up u. ,o. at,o,a..
sales approximately 4.3oo snai ,,,3 &c
changed.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-04
Football Colleges
Draw Attack

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 3. up
Chairman Walter Okeson of the
national football rules committee
last night criticized colleges whose
athletic policies threaten to crowd
the leading educational institutions
out of the intercollegiate athletic
field"
The leading educational insti-
tutions are finding it difficult to
compete on the same plane with
the out and out football colleges" ="
Okeson said at Lehigh university
club banquet. IF they are forced
to abandon the sport. it may mean
the eventual death of the game"
Okeson attacked fair ground
games and described southwestern
schools as the chief offenders. He
said that a main topic" at the
next rules committee meeting will
be ''armor plate" equipment which
causes frequent injuries.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-04
Valley Fighters
Fayorites to
Win Matches

Four Imperial valley amateur
fight favorites held the inside track
in their respective divisions of the
Los Angeles Golden Glove tourna-
ment Saturday
Shorty Hogue and Bigboy are
rated outstanding favorites in the
middleweight and welterweight div
isions and Gregorio Escalona and
Bobbie Pacheco of Calexico stand
a better than even chance to win
the flyweight and lightweight
crowns.
Another Calexico battler, Frankie
Cannett, might have been in the
semi finals had he not broken his
hand in quarter final bout.
Semi-finals and finals will be
fought Monday night.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-04

Sport shots from the valleys
four corners: !
Full attention of the valleys sport
fans turned to basketball TO-DAY as
the football season was officially
closed when CaleXico played La
Jolla for the southern California
championship Friday night E.
Coaches of five valley schools taV-
ored Ell Centro to successfully de-
fend its title. Coach HANSON
of Ell Centro picked BraWley, CaleX-
leo and Imperial ahead OF his
Spartan cagerS.
Those are the usual opinions OF
valley coaches, however, and moth
ing definite can be told Until each
team has finished its practice game
schedule.
Bob Gibson. second baseman for
the Ell Centro winter league base
ball team and first Sacker Tor the
Oakland Oaks during the regular
baseball season. looks SO much like
Bill Terry that he was mistaken
for that gentleman a. a major
league meeting a couple OF years
ago.
Rip Russell first baseman for
Stark's team, may be playing that
position for the Chicago Cubs next
season. Rip went to the Cubs
in trade with the Los Angeles
Angels. The Cubs have nc
outstanding first baseman.
Cavaretta was never a good first
Sacker and Rip Collins is slipping.
If Rip hits as well as he
did in the Coast league he's a
cinch to stick with the chewing
gum king team.
Joe Andrade, former Calexicc
high school player, who player
baseball for Albuquerque last sum-
mer, showed up we'll with Jack
Starks club last Sunday.
Joe hits we'll and fields with a GER
tainty which can be gathered only
through actual experience. =.
The fastest rising tennis star in
Imperial Valley at the present
moment is Jackie Hens, freshman
at Ell Centre high school,
Jacks strokes are sound and he
has developed consistency so
vital to success in tennis.
Individual pistol shoot champions
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-04
Bench Warming
By Burdette Kline
Post Press Sports Editor

and the champion pistol team will
receive awards al the final shoot
of the 1898 season at the Immigra-
ton border patrol range, FL Centro,
Dec II.
Four trophies will be given to
those Shalpshooters who have piled
up leads in competition which
started last January.
Interest in the Barbara Worth
club championship shifted to sew
eral new players this season, ac-
cording to Curley Vesey, pro.
Forrest Manley fired rs for low
qualifying score to date. Danny
Tavlor. Jersey Birchfield and
WAYNE Elvander are other clut
golfers who are expected to COM
| pete for first place.
Had chat with some tootbal
enthusiasts the other day and al
argument arose in regard to origi'
nal scoring of football. Al
investigation disclosed that:
In 1884 a touchdown counted tWt
points. goal after touchdown fou
| points, SdIeIy one poiiio, Soai iioA'
field five points.
In 1885 touchdoWns counted
points, goal after touchdown, tw'
points, safety two points, goal from
field five points.
In 1897 the rules were changed
to make touchdoWns count si'
points. goal after touchdown on
point, goal from field five points
safety two points.
In 1909 the value of a field goa
was reduced to three points.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-04

Activity increased Saturday at the
Barbara Worth country club. with a
Kiwanis club tournament slated for
Sunday as well as final rounds of
qualifying for the club champion
ship
An l8 hole medal event will feat
IRE the Kiwanis competition, with
prizes for low gross and low medal,
Wade Ramsey and Bob Rayburn,
co-chairmen. announced.
Leaders in the golf club member
ship drive announced a half dozen
new players already signed and
prospects growing for the goal of
80.
Representatives from three valley
golf clubs were slated to meet Mon
day night in FL Centre at the Bar
sbara Worth hotel to discuss the
spring tournament schedule.
/ Representing Brawley's Del Rio
club will be Elmer Sears. Carl
jacobson. Tom Reha and Paul Post.
Earl Roberts will appear for Cal
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-04
Dum|er to hurl
AGAINST White KinQ

Jack Stark's Ell Centre baseball
team will meet strong White King
baseball club from Los Angeles in
El Centre stadium one week from
Sunday.
Stark will have his full strength
lineup on hand for the game which
will determine the winter league
champions. Carl Dumler, who has
chalked up five straight wins for
Ell Centre will be on the mound.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-04
Carnegie Tech
Proves Sport

PITTSBURGH. Dec. 3. tUP)-In
a gesture of craftsmanship. Carne-
gle Tech athletic officials have
nominated John S. Getchen. of Min
neapolis. as one of the officials it
favors to officiate in the Sugar
Bowl game at New Orleans.
Getchell was the referee in the
Notre Dame Carnegie Tech game
who deprived Tech OF an opportu-
nifty to punt on fourth down when
he informed the quarterback that
it was third down. Then after a
play was run. Getchell gave the
ball to Notre Dame who eventually
won. 10.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-04

such as Friday, the team having
the greatest number of first downs
to its credit shall be declared the
winner. However. each team had II
football championship tilt.
such credits
Coach Covington, however broke
the tie after the game when he
notified La Jolla that he was with
drawing his team from the CIF COM
petition. permitting La Jolla to go
into the finals.
Ted Sander who spanked the Cal
touchdown With a 96 yard return of
exico attack all year, made their one
punt. Amador missed the try for
extra point.
La Jolla made its touchdown in
the last five minutes of play, when
Walden made a Is yard run.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-04
Big Ten Against
Rose Bowl Pact

CHICAGO. Dec. 3. CUP)-Big Ten
athletic directors and faculty rep
resentatives met in final session to-
day with sentiments apparently
sharply fayoring adoption of mod
flied training table for football
players and against a proposal to
enter into closed Rose Bowl agree
ment with the Pacific coast con-
ference.
Feelers on the measures were
thrown out at an informal dinner
last night No vote was taken. but
several faculty men indicated the
training table had enough backing
to pass. The Rose Bowl proposal
probably will not be mentioned,
they said
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-04
Duke Pulls for
use to Beat
Nofre Dame

DURHAM. n. c. Dec. 3. ouP1-
Duke universityS Blue Devils and
Coach Wallace Wade listened 10 the
Notre Dame Southern California
football game today. and they were
cheering for the use Trojans, whom
they will play in the Rose Bowl
at Pasadena. Jan. ,.
Duke. first major undefeated. m-
tied and unsccred on football team
in the country in five years. wanted
use to win to add prestige to the
Tournament of Roses game.
Two Duke coaches were scouting
the game. Eddie Cameron, backfield
mentor. and Carl Voyles, end coach
The Blue Devils resume practice
Monday after a weeks vacation.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-04
Sun Rates Hall
Of Mississippi
Best Halfback

NEW YORK. Dec 3. lUP1-Th.
New York Sun rated Parker Hal
of Mississippi the outstanding all
around halfback in the country to-
day as il announced its l4th annua
All-America football team. Tht
team.
LIE. Wyatt. Tennessee
II. Beinor. Notre Dame
IG. Roth. Cornell
c. Aldrich. Texas Christian
RG. Heikkinen. Michigan
RT. Delaney. Holy Cross
RE. Young. Oklahoma
OBJ. O'Brien. Texas Christian
RH. Macleod, Dartmouth
F. Goldberg. Pittsburgh
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-04

The breaks appeared at times to
be against the valley visitors. This
was especially true in penalties, the
Bulldogs from the desert suffering
80 yards lost in that manner. In the
first period. a touchdown was recall
ed by officials, who charged that
a Calexico player had been guilty of
clipping.
BY CIF rules, in case of tie
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-04
BELlOISE VICTOR BY
TECHNICAL KNOCKOUT

HOLLYWOOD, Dec. g. UP)-
The veteran Mike Belloise of New
York was battering Emelio Magma,
a local Mexican featherweight. at
will, closed one of Magana's eyes
and putting up the other when the
referee stepped in during the eight
round and awarded him a technical
knockout last night.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-04
Navy Bombers to
Continue Flight

SITKA, Alaska. Dec. 3. CUP)-
Weather permitting. six u S. navy
patrol bombing planes of squadron
VP-l6 were TO continue a flight to
seattle today from Prince Rupert.
B. G. The ships, relieved after
three months duty, were forced TO
l6nd yesterday because of strong
head winds.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-04
Young Pro Has
lie ad in Tourney

AUGUSTA, Ga, Dec. 3. CUP)-
Leo Walper. young Washington. D.
c.. professional who captured medal
honors with a four under par ST
held a one stroke lead today in
the second round of the 70 hole
$4,000 Augusta open golf champion
ship.
Walper was out in 33 and home
in "a, to lead the former New
York Yankee outfielder, Sam Byrd,
now Philadelphia professional
who carried 35-33-68.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-04
Fastest Mile to
Become Official

WASHINGTON. Dec. 3. up
Glenn Cunningham 4:044 mile.
fastest ever run by man. becomes
an American record today as the
A. A. U. convention gees through
the formality of accepting the re-
ocmmendation of the records COM
mittee.
Cunningham peri ormanc e
around Dartmouth's track last
March never will be recognized as
q world standard. because the In
ternational Amateur Athletic Fed
eratiCn does not list indoor marks
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-04
Golf Club Activities Increased;
kiwanis Tournament Sunday

exico's International club. NJ. Q.
Simms. Forrest Manley, Cmley Vesey
and Logan jenkins will represent
the Barbara Worth club.
A definite schedule of dates for
the Brawley Lettuce tournament.
the Imperial Valley championship,
the Calexico invitational and the
Southwest championship is expected
to be fixed.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-04

Los ANGELES. Dec. .. tUP) =
Hogs 200. steady to 10 cents lower.
toD $50 bulk 8.15-S.50. Sows 7.21-
T.35.
Cattle 500. steady medium to
sood steers 7.60-8.50: common 10
80: few heifers IS: cows 5.25-6'
cutter grades 3.75-5. Bulls 5.25-6 40.
calves 100. steady. vealers 9.50
iown. Few calves 5.5o down.
Sheep none. good to choice lambs
iuoted 825-S.75.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-04
BOXER DROPS DEAD

TWIN FALLS, Ida. Dec. 3. up
frankie Damico, 1924 feather
weight champion Of the u S. army
in Hawaii. dropped dead in the
ring here last night while he was
refereeing a boxing match.
Damico came here from Long
Beach. Calf.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-04
FOOTBALL RESULTS
By UNITED PRESS

North Texas Teachers %, Pitts
Durgh KAN Teachers o.
New Mexico Aggies 20. Drake l6
Miami l3, Georgia I.
StetSon 6. Rollins 6.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-04
Markers At
a Glance
BN United PRESS

Stocks irregular in dull trading.
Bonds irregular; L. ;. govern
ments higher.
Curb stocks irregularly lower.
Foreign exchange firm.
Cotton off as much as 65 cents q
bale.
Wheat and corn firm.
Rubber barely steady.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-04
, JoIia. CaIexico Battle 70 SO Tie
Covin9ton Gives
Place to Coast

LA JOLLA, Dec. g. Especially the same flash
and aggressveness that carried them the valley cham
ponshp the Calexico high school football team tonight
played strong La Jolla high elevn to sandsti TO earn
&C tie with the coast team southern California foot
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-04
l.. A. hay

Los ANGELES, Dec. 3. .pP11e
Il. $. No. leafy ...... Sl2.5o-l -ls.o0
ii & No. i ,s.ss...... Sle.oV- I4'oo
IL n No, ? .s..t...s..#.,..Sl .Sll-l1.oo
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-04
Chicago GRAINS

CHICAGO. Dec. .. IUF " u 2 I
and corn prices ruled steady on the
chicago board of trade today. moN-
ng in a narrow range near pfsFl'u
Scattered selling in the final
hour turned prices fractionallY 10"
en- and wheat closed up y to OH -
ceni Dec. Sc: corn off y 10 y
cent, December AZ. and oats TO
3 cent higher. December zo7s.
heiieved - represent removal Of
hedges against wheat sold to the
poVernment as part Of the America n
sale TO Britain Of 90 million bushels.
market turned dull after early ae-
tivity.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-04
California GraIns-Sacke,

Wheat, No. ! hard =. S1.22h al l.271
Wheat. No. / soft VIII. 1.22A n t.27
Barley. fancy ....... s1.10 m1.l5
Barley, No. Z bright
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-04
/. A. BUTTER g. EGGS

Rutter: extras ole. prime firsts
soc. Standard 29hc. undergrade 2et
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-04
l.. A. GRAINS

Los ANGELES. Dec.
Eastern Gral1s-bufk
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-04
l.. A. BANKS

Los ANGELES. Dec. 3. up
f....ee.#. - 4-2zs
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-04
COTTON
NEW ORLEANS. Dec.
L. A. LIVESTOCK

Spots IOWer. mInnIIHe o'oI' u
IS bales.
Evening star., 1938-03-18

DUPLEX-GLOVER PARK,
Apt. L. o,0S 10th st. NV
Newly decorated throuRhout.
rms. kitchen. dinette. bath and
screened porch, gas heat. outside
apt. 3 exposures; S42 80.
j. c. WELDON CO. Met 3Oll.
Evening star., 1938-03-18
APARTMENTS uhEuRh,surp

1901 B ST. NE. BEDROOM LIVING
room. electric kitchen bath and screened
porch rental includes heat. hot water and
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC,
I6lg x 8t. NV. District 1915.
INFORMATION CONCERN
ing our list of available units,
which comprise a variety as
to size, price and location,
will be furnished if you will
call, write or phone
B. F. SAUL CO.,
REAL ESTATE
925 18th st. NV Phone National 2100.
Evening star., 1938-03-18
HOUSES UkFURkIsHED.
(rnntgnnaA

S,50-oooD s,so NV: REsIDENTIAL SEC
sTf5 bxE RESIFY z;isP co. NE. sssS
1909 MINNESOTA AVE. SEC ROOMS.
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PRACTICALLY ,NEW-NEAR 10th ST.
psnms,,. rooms 23 n,o baths rec. rm' gar 500.
a5I7 s ST. sEMI-DErAcHED. 8
garage. Large inclosed yard Convenient
sssSes bus win ren0vate to suit tenant
DOWNTOWN HOUSE, SUITABLE FOR
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rooms :! baths, hot-water heat. oil
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" JAMES n WOODWARD: Realtor.
G33 2Oth Street NV.
IN CHEVY CHASE, D. c. NEAR TO CONN
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Evening star., 1938-03-18
OFFICES FOR RENT.

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INSURANCE BUILDING
Excellent downtown center location. on
Mcpherson Square. Secretarial service:
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E. QUINCY SMITH. INC.
9Oo 10Th st. NV. District QO51
Evening star., 1938-03-18
FACING NATL. CATHEDRAL

3010 Wisconsin ave. NV
Modern kitchen cabinets and
new all-white Detroit Jewel
stoves with heat control to be
installed by April /. . rooms.
dinette, kit. and bath. $50 >
rooms. kit. dinette. bath and
porch. SO. so, Free Frigidaire:
elevators. See res. mgr. Apt. IOo.
j. G. WELDON CO.,
1927 X NV. Met, BOIL.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

3 ACRES. SG.5. TERMS; IN RESTRICTED
white community in Prince Georges Coun-
ty: schools. etc. nearby: - minutes from
business district Call MR.. WILSON. Ma
tional 333O
Evening star., 1938-03-18
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

l-5 ACRES. VICINITY ANNAPOLIS. Md
Must have water frontage. not over II
hours drive from WASHINGTON: improved
or unimproved. Phone or write Mr.. May,
MARYLAND REALTY
9l5 10th St. NV National S0o5
Evening star., 1938-03-18
FIRST SHOWING.
BEAUTIFUL N. WOODBRIDGE,

1896 LOCKWOOD AVE. NE.
| Detached brick. rooms t:i bedrmsl. .
attached garage: oil heat. slate roof copper
doWnSpout: truly spacious home on lot
| 90 ft.sswidee Reasonably priced at sensible
| terms. open at all times To inspect:
North on 18th ST. ne. tQueen's Chapel rdl
past Eastern ave, -, block to lockwood
PAUL P. STONE, NORTH 7471.
Evening star., 1938-03-18
APARTMENTS UkFURhlsnEp.

$37. so.
1898 Kenyon st. n.w-1 room. kitchen,
dressing closet and bath; free refrigeration
Resident manager, Apt %.
J. C. WELDON co Met 30l1