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The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-09-01
Real Estate-Fina
Standardization
>Cor1n1erce-Cr0ssroads

close of 1887 it's business in force
was S3,758,762,O and assets
were listed at $1,349,057.256.
Won Coast Trip
A--tWo weeks trip to the ma
tional- Mutual Life convention in
San Francisco was awarded Mr..
Smith by the company this spring
in recognition of his huge volume
in insurance sales.
Fire insurance from nine COM
panies can be obtained at Smiths.
They list the Insurance Company
of North America; the Home In
surance company of New York;
the Great American; Automobile;
The American; Mercury, Queen
Insurance; Springfield Fire and
Marine and Albany.
Public liability and property
damage, collision, theft and fire,
to mention only few of the mis-
haps that can befaH your automo-
bile, are insured through the An
Choir Casualty company or the
Commercial Casualty company.
In addition you can insure
yourself against accidents and
illness, your farm against hail or
your home against wind and wat
er.
Business Is Crossroads
The business is a sort of cross
roads of activity in the city. Real
estate rentals and a finance COM
pany supplement insurance.
1t is estimated that over a mil
lion dollars worth of land has
been sold through the real estate
department in the last 10 years.
Besides being remarkably
alert and diversified man of fin
ance, lending his tenor voice to
community entertainments or
special church programs and
giving his time to civic commit
tees, "Bill' Smith has time for
lots of fun.
You'll find his office walls
hung with special art, most of it
kidding himself.
And for your entertainment, if
you're a waiting customer, you'll
find an illustrated volume of Mo-
Their Goose-and a Laurel and
| Hardy joke book.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1938-09-01
INSURANCE OF ALL
TYPES HANDLED BY
BUSY AGENCY

Can you insure my typewriter
against theft" a caller at the
Smitho-Agency asked Monday. -
Smiths were pretty sure they
could. They'd had similar
query on band instruments only
a few days previous.
Such specialized insurance is a
far cry from the straight accident
and health policies w. M. Smith,
head of. the firm, sold when ne
went into business in Redwood
Falls 81 years ago.
In 1907 he simply set up desk
in the old Stag club" rooms in
the Granite block where his
friends gathered in social session
every day.
Today he has one of the larg-
est insurance and real estate bust
nesses in southwestern Minnesota,
a building of his own and a COM
potent staff.
Proud Of Staff
That staff is his particular
pride. Helen Lamberton who has
been with the firm for 16 years,
is in general charge of the office
and does some policy soliciting;
Eunice Wilcox, secretary, has
been with the Smith firm for two
years. Harlan Jaehning, a COM
parative newcomer to the bust
ness, is reported doing fine" with
life insurance solicitation and Rud
Stensvad is in charge of real
estate sales.
Over a quarter of century
ago, Mr.. Smiths policies protect
ed holders against accidents COM
mon in those days. Being kicked
by a horse was probably the most
frequent. Nowadays he occasion
ally insures airplanes.
The agency has handled in ex-
cess of 10 million dollars in life
insurance policies, Mr.. Smith esti-
mates. He has the district agency
for the Mutual Life insurance
company of New York, a COM
pany established in 1843. At the
Evening star., 1938-12-14
RE-UPHOLSTERING

a Ihree-plece living suite upholstered for
Sto; covering and new inside material in
ciudea; made like new in finest tapestry
ahd ifle4estS; e7s sSGrS rSworkmanship guaranteed.
2509 14th ST NV. COLUMBIA 10I7o
Evening star., 1938-12-14
SPECIAL LOW RATES.
MODERN. DOWNTOWN

Choice, suite in freproof bldg: switch
board, elevator service; FREE refg Spa
clouS living room. bedroom. hall bath. kit,
500; living room. bath, kit, S35; without
1880 R ST NV. DUPONT $500
Evening star., 1938-12-14

P1ANOS-Special sale of reconditioned
uprlghts at reduced prices: Franklin. So:
Shoninger: $50: Kranich & Bach, S35;
kreu, $40: Fischer, $50; Knabe (small
Slze), $50: Hallett & Davis, $50: Stieff
$40. Many others. Terms The Plano
ShOp. lOlh 1th St. Nv. Eepuhlic laAn
Evening star., 1938-12-14
DEALERS!il
CHRISTMAS TREES

ATTRACTIVE WHOLESALE PRICES.
Selected, shapely trees. Place your order
now. Phone North 2444 lhs
Evening star., 1938-12-14
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

ROCKVILLE PIKE. 3 or 4 rms. semi
S15, $50. S25 mo. V. GilliSs, MontroSe Nd
Evening star., 1938-12-14
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED.

LIGHTING SYSTEM. Delco; must be rea-
Sonahle for cash. Box 251-D, Star.
PLANO (baby grand: will give excellent
care for use OF same. Lincoln $500. after
q pm.
PORTABLE TYPEWRITER: will pay cash
for. late model, good condition; give de-
tails: no dealers. Box 146-E. Star. 15s
SAFEs-Cash for salable sizes. regardless
District O657.
SEWING MACHINES-Will buy all types.
We do hemstitchine button covering,
pleatlng: 927 st. NV. Republic 1000
GoLD--BRING YOUR OLD GOLD. sTL-
YER, PLATINUM TEETH, DISCARDED
JEWELRY. WE PAY CASH. A. KAHN
INC. 46 YEARS AT 935 F.
OLD GOLD, DIAMONDS, JEWEIRY-
WATCHES: HIGHEST CASH PRICES PAiD,
a. Markell. RIM. 211. 9lS F. ST. NV
OLD GOLD, silver. platinum purchased for
manufacturing use maximum prices paid
BURNSTINE'S. 931 G ST NV
Since 1865.
CASH FOR OLD GOLD,
silver, watches diamonds and old dis.
carded iewelry: full cash value paid
SELINGER'S. S1S st. NV.
Evening star., 1938-12-14

CAMERAS. 5os 5os 'Aon on sava Cameron Ifom en- en-
larsers' exposure meters, developing and
pruning outtits, etc. Somer's Camera Ex-
change 1410l2 New York ave NV, opposite
me me GREYHOUND. Open ewes. and Sundays.
Please mention this nd -
Evening star., 1938-12-14
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

BACHELOR. 40. wants quiet. comfort able
room With meals. Want no boarding house
Box lg9-E. Star I5s
BY BUSINESS WOMAN. in quiet home. in
Lyon Village. Transportation at once
hours. Box 439-D. Star
Evening star., 1938-12-14
APARTMENTS FUR. OR UNFUR.

ATTRACTIVE APIS, HIGH-CLASS NEIGH
borhoods; some furnished Car available
on appointment MRS. GREEN. Shepherd
512S
TAX. PIX, 219 MAPLE AVE-l OR RIM.
apt with Kit. pvt or semi-pvt. bath; gar;
ADULTS pref. Shepherd 46e2-J.
10th ST, Me- ROOM. KIT. AND BATH.
with Frlgldalre, gas and electricity fur
nished. Call Wis. 7456-J
Job WEBSTER ST. N.W.-ENTIRE FIRST
Hoor. newly decorated, large rooms. clean
comfortable. convenient; porch, yard Suit
able two or three. Unfurnished S45 Fur
nlshed: S55; Electric refrigerator, every
thing furnished. Columbia 144s.
CONCORD GARDENS 1901 CONCORD
ave. NV. 5000 block 13thl-NeW cross
ventilated Apartment rooms kitchen. d.
nette. bath; Venetian blinds; large rooms:
refrlgerator; exhaust fans; convenient
shopping center, golf course express bus
churches and schools. Res. mgr. Apt. lO3
Randolph 1886
Evening star., 1938-12-14

PIANO. mahogany. Chickering baby grand:
cost 81 900. VIII sacrifice for $500 for quick
sale; party leaving city Phone wis. 1886,
PIANCS-For your convenience in shop
ping we are open evenings. kits, 1880
Evening star., 1938-12-14
PERSONAL,
PERMANENTS, SITS.
MOTOR TRAVEL

Fingerwave. l SC; manicure. sc. Met. 77TS
Mabelle Honour School. 1910 N. Y Ave
Evening star., 1938-12-14
CLUB MERIDIAN.
WALBRIDGE HOUSE

- II5J r ST NV.
LEApER II sTANpARbs 5fAi If off 1offssfFRSIi2s sERvicE
FOOD AND FURNISHINGS. NOWHERE
WILL YOUR DOLLAR BUY SO MUCH IN
CONSISTENT COMFORT. SECURITY AND
DIGNITY OF ADDRESS. WE INVITE IN
IN ALL ROOMS. TRAY LAUNDRY AND
BELLBOY SERVICE. COUNTRY CLUE
SINGLES AND DOUBLES. RATES, $40. 90
TO $500 PER MONTH
Evening star., 1938-12-14
APARTMENTS WANTED.

l ROOM KITCHEN, BATH, UNFURN-
porch II possible; desirable NV. section
reasonable rent. Hillside OO9O
OFFICER WISHES TO RENT FURNISHED
tWo-oedroom apt. in Northwest section
from Dec, 20 TO Jan 10 Must be rea-
sonable. Phone Adams 0262. 1870 to 80
Evening star., 1938-12-14
ROOMS FUR. & uNEuR.

221 9th ST. NE.-Large front, End floor
room newly decorated, ami; reasonable,
Lincoln 6OS4-W.
$3.50 18th NW.-Large 2nd-foor front
room; ch.w.; suit. or , persons; Ink
optional; ST week. Adams 0514
Evening star., 1938-12-14
ROOMS UkFURkisHED.
SUBURBAN ROOMS

COLORED, 1910 Que st. n.w.-Nce con
1ortaole room for, quiet lady, So week n
cooking, North lO39O.
Evening star., 1938-12-14
RuGS-RIIGS

Al sizes, large assortment. room sizes
S9.95; oX12. SLID; hall runners, S4.95
CAPITOL RUG CO
2S2l 18th St. NV, at Harvard
-Up One Flight. Open Ewes. and sun.
Evening star., 1938-12-14
STUART HALL,

Washingtons outstanding GUEST HOUSE,
all new 1t is impossible to visualize the
beauty and comfort we have moderately
priced inspection invited. 1904 18th ST.
NV. at R MiChipan SR00
Evening star., 1938-12-14
17O6 New HamDShire Ave

Doubles. with brand-new furniture and
private and adjoining baths: luxurious resi-
dence. with distinctive address. Good food
and clean. Well-kept rooms our specially.
very reasonable rates, $40-S45; basement
Evening star., 1938-12-14
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

BEAUTY ARLCR-Good locations owner
leaving city. viii consider old car as
cash payment. 2130 Pa. ave. NV.
WILL SELL established congressional year
book with advertising data and contents
for next year 5 publication at a fraction
Of its cost; large profit assured Box
lad. Star
Evening star., 1938-12-14

COURT GRILL. SOC St. nw-Fully
co, estab BUSINESS long lease ;srather short
hours. Price. 81 $50 or best offer.
Evening star., 1938-12-14
ROOMS WITH BOARD.

SAT KALORAMA RD.-Master bedroom.
,nnect. bath. 3 closets: near transporta-
on, shopping center and theater. Adams
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-07-06
NOTICE OF SALE OF TAX
CERTIFICATES

\"tIr" is hereby given that T. ;.
,h1"ut and e. W Eruuson hay. fiji
-.d " Ga me written request that the
tax certificates together with ali
subsequent omitted or levied axes
to1d lbs the state Of Florida he
advertised and sold to the highest
p4dIrr for cash is prov ldrd by
iiou>. IuIi 500 OF the 1897 acts n
lho I.2I-l turc. upon the follow mg
dest ribbed real estate in the County
~ Ai"ur"p. stat" of Florida. to-Wit.
Lot T. Blk e. Tn ~ as record
~ ID N"uro" counts Records. Deed
t."ui l-', page so.
The taxes 60 be sold ar" evidenced
hN certificate 80. 57i If l92H. aud
represent taAcS for the years I421
go l"s>. both inclusive
AlS" Lot >. Dir. l. 'rr y, as re-
."ru,a an Monroe Counts Records
Decd Book H-5. Rage 40
Tho taxes t. be sold are evidenced
~ certificate No 80 Of 1928. and
10 Inj>. both inclusive
rrrdrd Iu Monroe county Records.
p..d I""h 10. Page 4lo
. D." taxes Go bc sold ar, Evidenced
ae e.rttj.tt" No. 5.5 of HES. aud
fsp1y-'H' taxes for thu Years i'2-
~ 1859 "'fh Inclusive.
sand teN certificates together With
~ u--.uu.it omitted or levied
N.I d.. sold 10 TIA, highest
d4' a' thr Court House Door ina
H.. N.sf nu the ith dd> of juIN
"u n-rlr,k o. "
I't.'d th rhc 22nd d.o' ~ J1W.
,-tNt' Ross e sawyer
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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-07-06
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T'Oday'S Horoscope


Today gives keen senses but
turbulent desires, yet there is
pcrvadine gcntler element that
often turns the mind to study Of
nature and her problems, or soft
ems the tendency to excited &C
ton Success VIII probably como
carly IN life if at all and if prop
er care is observed, il viii be
permanent.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1938-07-06
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1'Oday's Birthdays
ssssssss q

William H. Hornlbrook Of Utah,
Minister to Costa RIGA, born at
Cherokee, Iowa, 81 years ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-22

F'uII aII-bearing EIectri-
cally welded adjustable
chassis. Rubber shock abb
sorbers. Great buy for
boys or girls.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-22
Japan Offers New
Phase of Orient
For Asiatics' Idea

TOKYO, Dec. %. CUP)-Premier
Fumimaro Konoye, announcing a
new Japanese government policy
towards China, declared today
that Japan will abandon extra
territorial rights in return for a
settlement with China presaging
abolition of all foreign concessions
and a close union of an anti-Com-
kNunistic bloc cmprising Japan,
I.Manchukuo and China.
Konoye said Japan does noG
contemplate an economic monopoly
i'll China and neither does she
intend to demand limitation of the
interests of thse third powers who
grasp the meaning of the New
Asia"
The New Asia" policy, as prev
iously announced, would create an
Orient for Orientals.'
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-22
Irish Army Men
Arrested in Plot

BELFAST, Northern Ireland, Dec.
ID. CUP)-The home office an
nounced today that 81 leaders and
members Of the Irish Republican
army had been arrested during
the night on charges of plotting
violence.
The announcement said police
learned plans were prepared by
the I. r. A. for attacks on per-
sons occupying prominent positions
and upon government and other
property during the Christmas and
New Year periods
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-22
sAides to Observe
Merriam Birthday

SACRAMENTO Dec. %. CUP)-
Members of Gov. Frank F.. Mer-
riams official family will honor
the chief executive tonight at a
party celebration his 73rd birth
day.
More than 100 cabinet members,
secretaries and department chiefs
will extend birthday greetings to
Merriam, who leaves office Jan. 2.
Earl Lee Kelley. director of public
works, headed the celebration as
POSTMASTER
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-22
JAPANESE SHIPS DUCK
MARITIME RATE WAR

WASHINGTON, Dec. %. CUP)--
A maritime rate war on the Pacific
coast ended today when two large
Japanese steamship ope tor s
agreed to join the Pacific Coast
River Plata Brazil steamship con-
ference.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-22
SHORT CHANGE
ARTISTS SOUGHT

CALEXICO, Dec. 22.-Police were
asked to search for two men al
,legei to have short changed a
Ihotel clerk. The deal resulted in
a $40 loss to the hotel
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-22

4 Ball Set, complete
with Wickets and stakes
e.. malletS and balls
Deluxe 6-Ball Set, a SO
value for $6.29. 4-Ball
Set, $2.19.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-22

For the MAN Genuine
split COvVhide - shirt sec
ton, slipper section, suit
section, A gift he can use.
Imperial Valley press., 1938-12-22

For Him or Her. Both
mems and Women'S
sizes. Matched clubs
throughout. A complete
outfit, priced low.
The Washington times., 1938-08-23

Narraganett track entirely capable and efficient
It quite likely that those who stormed the windows in 1886
and 49, seeking abundant life and greener pastures
have the realization that beat race but you
can't beat the races.
Bill Bovd led with his right four times in his brief but cy
clonc fight with Bill Nchy Griffith Stadium last night
Which another saving that Dempsey protege needs
work in the gymnasium and work IN the ring 1T was
rather surprising Boyd make to Pier
brawlers He has had enough actual fights to know better
But it pretty much matter Of early training Ihe
probabilities that Boyd will not make that bunder IN his
next fight here.
Golde Ahearn attempting make match between Boyd
and Marty Gallagher for September This would be good
test the former sailor Marty thoroughly experienced
fighter with enough Of punch to be dangerous and enough
heart to fight Boyd anyone ese long he has leg
under him Boyd good boxer. He slipped punches over
his left shoulder countered the body with left hand
You don't many fighters today do that: But
pect such performances from fighter schooed by Dempsey
Boyd good puncher, but not the bone-crusher he
pictured He stfened Nchy up with right swing to the
Jaw and finished him with haymaking left.
uvUCK EVERETT confirmed his victory Of last winter
D over Murray 1t would be fine thing if Matt
Twomey would up his contract with Kanner and Kan
would tear his license to hght Regardless OF the
sealed and signed papers issued by the District Boxing Com
mission Kanner has place in the ring He can't tight
lick and there's deludng him into think
ing that he can When Everett knock him out anyone
can beat him And he will wind up cutting out dolls
with rubber shears if he persists in sticking his chin IN the
path of right and lefhand swings Jack Dempsey stood in
the shadows behind the field seats last night watching Everett
cut Kanner down That big guy ought to stop fighting
said the old Mauler.
Al Simmons of the Nationals renewed acquaintance with
Jack Dempsey last night P always remember the day
beat Jess Willard" said Simmons played my first ball
game enclosed field in Milwaukee Il came up with the
bases loaded the eighth ninth inning and nit home run
that won the ball game"
81 must have done little hitting that day. said Demp
sey with grin looked his left hand the greatest
single charge of dynamite boxing knew since John L. sull
vans right.
The Washington times., 1938-08-23
BOYD PUNCHES
E DEMPSEY
in N|CHY KAYO
BY BOB ADDIE

It's a bit early to start beating
the drums for Bill Boyd, Jack
Dempsey's new heavyweight, but
the sparse haired sailor fresh from
the decks of the U. S. S. Idaho
has something in common with
his boss-he can punch.
Boyd is the best young prospect
these resin-dusty eyes have seen
in several years and in chilling
Billy Njchy in 2:25 of the second
round at Griffith Stadium last
night, Wild Willie established
himself as a potential contender
for Joe Louis crown.
Dempsey has been playing the
slot machine of ring chance for
good many years and at last
he seems to have the combination
to hit the jackpot.
ADMITS BOYD "GREEN"
The old champion himself ad-
mitted Boyd is still green but Jack
reminded critics the boy is still
getting his fistic education and
won't be ready for his diploma
for at least a couple of years.
I'm deadly serious about this
kid" said the perspiring Demp-
Sey in Boyd's dressing room after
the fight. II know Bill has a
lot to learn and I'm not kidding
myself that he can step out and
fight the topnotchers right now.
But I'm entirely satisfied with
the result. Boyd can punch
and he can take it. He has a
style that I'd like to change. 1
want him to weave more. The
customers want action and, once
Continued on Page 18, Col. s.
The Washington times., 1938-08-23
MAT PROGRAM
HAS VARIETY

Nothing in the way of variety
has been omitted on Thursday
nights wrestling show at Griffith
Stadium.
The program offers a worlds
championship feminine wrestling
match, a battle royal, battle for
the District villain champion.
ship" and a special Commute bout
between Dynamite Joe Dusek and
Bobby Managoff, son of a famous
wrestler.
The women's match will find
Ruby Allen, of st. Louis, defend
ing her world welterweight cham
pionship against Teddy Moran, Of
Boston, the New England title
holder. Miss Allen, who is %, has
been wrestling since she was IA
and is said to be a wrestler with
a thousand holds. She has been
known to throw men her own
weight.
Cliff Olson, the Minnes t a
Swede, will return for a shot at
Bibber Mccoy, former Holy Cross
All-American. Both are topnotch
villains.
The Washington times., 1938-08-23


Naturally the decrease in attendance felt first In the
mutue department. In the 2 days of the current meet
ing the handle fell off $2995O6 compared to the two
previous Last year windows handled S. 22
in the first fortnight This year the handle reached $O98
PIG The average daily play in 1897 was $4498lO This
year was $34 This is of $1O8292 per
day less for this meeting than for last year.
There is another source of and grief to the stock
holder implied by figures If the average loss per day
continues through meeting the State of Rhode Island
will receive $250O0 less in taxes from the track
than in any previous full year Of operation Now there
is falling for the State, there threat OF
increased taxes to haunt the sleep Of the stockholders If
the daily continues the Narragansett Racing Association
will receive of 100000 less from the mutuel handle
this year than in previous years-ush profitable OHaa
And of course if the association receives less the
stockholders will receive less
MEANY things happened to add to the existence OF
ll stockholders Narragansett. For instance there
was day when the udgeshe OHara reports desnates
them as estate stewards-paced horse second when, as
matter of fact finished away back the ruck There
was double payof holders of the tickets the gowl
that Of the money, but placed with the lead
ers demanded their payof The stockholders smacked
on the pockebook which the accustomed place for them
to be smacked
Now it follow by any rule Of precedent logic
that the falling off in patronage at Gansett due to the fact
that Walter E. OHara ousted high tycoon OF the
It possible that aside from the mistake placing
a wrong horse-an inexcusabe blunder-the management
The Washington times., 1938-08-23
Dollars Counter Do They?
Cheap Mats Push Costly Red S0x

Up in Boston a couple of days
ago the press box gentry began
wondering out loud why the Mats
were in fourth place, but seven
games behind the Red Sox who
have cost Tom Yawkey, the multi
millionaire owner, one of his multi
millions.
"They can't do that" re-
marked one of the Boston boys,
how do they expect to get away
with that stuff-sticking to
fourth place while we're only in
third?"
A couple of the other listeners-in
commenced marveling over the
fact the Mats have cost Clark
Griffith practically nothing, yet
remain on fairly even terms with
the costly Red Sox. 1t was pretty
unanimously agreed the Mats and
Red SoX were two evenly matched
ball clubs, for Boston has whipped
Washington nine times against
The Washington times., 1938-08-23
DUPRE SIGNS TO
BOX ARCHIBALD

Matchmaker Goldie Ahearn an
nounced today that joey Archibald
had been signed to box Tony
Dupre in the feature bout of next
weeks boxing card at Griffith
Stadium.
This is considered one Of the
outstanding matches between little
men. Dupre holds a technical
knockout over the "Patent-Leather
Kid" scored almost two years ago.
Since then both boys have be-
come favorites in the District.
Dupre scored a sensational up
set several weeks ago when he de-
feated the highly-touted Petey
Scalzo, who up to that time had
been beaten only once in AZ fights.
The only other man to beat Petey
was Mike Belloise.
Archibald gave Belloise a lacing
the last time out and won his
eleventh consecutive victory in a
District ring. Joey has never been
defeated in Washington and, in
Dupre, he will be meeting his
severest test. Archibald was re-
Gently designated by the New York
Boxing Commission as one of the
four contenders for Henry Arm
strong'S featherweight crown
should "Hammerin' Hank" relin,
quish that title.
Since the other three are Bel.
loise, Scalzo. and Al Reid. Archi
bald can virtually clinch his claim
to the No. / contender. if not
champion, by beating Dupre. Seal
20 is rated over Reid and Dupre
over Scalzo.-BOB ADDIE.
The Washington times., 1938-08-23
NanePairings
For Polo

CHICAGO, Aug. 23.-Pairings
for the national polo champion
ship tournament to be run off
during the next three weeks at
Oak Brook Polo Club. were an
nounced today by Paul Butler,
chairman Of the Cenrtal Polo
Association.
The schedule follows: August
20, San Antonio VS.. Governors
Island; August 80, Crosse Polnte
VS.. Chicago's 124th Field Artil.
lery; September /, Rising Sun
Ranch VS.. Fort Sill.
The winner here meets the vic
tor in the Governors Island Fort
Sill game for the title September 4.
The Washington times., 1938-08-23
HUBBELL RESTS
AT HOSPITAL

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Aug. %
G.NSO.-Carl Hubbell. screwball
artist of the New York Giants, was
convalescing in a physicians clinic
here today following removal OF
a loose bone from his arm by DR.
J. Spencer Speed.
The routine hospital report to
day said Hubbell was getting
along fine" DIR. Speed refused
to comment on the case, except to
say the ace hurler was undergoing
a natural reaction from the gen
eral aneSthetic.
The Washington times., 1938-08-23

ington Redskins
here August 81
W e re paying
considerable at
tention tod a Y
to Don Heap,
of Northwest
ern, and Whiz-
zer White. Of
Colorado, W h o
are expected to
S e e much ac-
ton at the nau-
back posts.
| White shaped
up as the best
| paSser in camp
40 &hA nna q 4