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Evening star., 1939-12-29

FORD 1899 de luxe conv. cabriolet; low
mileage. absolutely like new; S697. Ford
club convertible, radio and heater; S439.
Ford 1885 conv. coupe, 1927. If you are
convertible buyer don't miss our quality
selection for less money HILL Il TIB-
bits. 1114 Vermont ave. Natl. $3.50.
Evening star., 1939-12-29

PONTIAC 1887 touring sedan equipped
with radio and heater, sleek black finish
Equipment considered, you can't match this
value Only S365. This car has been
reduced to this unusually low price for 3
days only. Come early for complete selec-
ton. H. b. Leary. Jr.. Bros, 1921 14th
st. NV. Hobart 1900
Evening star., 1939-12-29

FORD 1893 Tudor trunk de luxe paint.
like new-car condition; 1915. Also 1898
better car for less money at HILL g.
TIBBITTS, 1l14 Vermont ave. Natl $3.50.
Evening star., 1939-12-29

FORD 1896 Tudor town sedan; gun-metal
gray, like new. mahogany late dash, motor
replaced a short while ago, tires nearlv
new; guaranteed in writing only $3.50 81
down, bal SO mo: no co-signers. Logan
Motors. 18th and NJ sts. NV Dist. 5S03.
Any car down payment
Evening star., 1939-12-29

PACKARD 1886 touring sedan: thoroughly
Chernerized and fully guaranteed, 5 like
new tires, clean interior drive a safe car
this winter: Uncle Joe will give you more
for your car in trade If you buy now;
S439, and terms to suit you
La gaceta., 1939-05-12

Mientras ell San Luis deScan-
saba, los Dodgers vapulearon a
los Rojos y Sc empataron con e
llos en- ell segundo lugar de la IL
ga.
Ell quinto jonrr6n de Dolph
Camilli intervino de manera
principalisima en- ell triunfo. Err
ME lombard pogo tambien de
cuadrangular. Van Mungo rele-
v6 a Evans y recibi6 credito por
la victoria.
Cincinnati Sc, Tn, De; Brook
lyn &c, 10h, lie.
Ayudados por ell excelenta
pitcing de Cliff Melton los Gil
gantes s~alieron del s6tano, devol
viendole ell lugar al Filadelfia.
Melton es famoso en- la Liga por
"a frecuencia con qre lomina a
los Piratas y aver 10 prob6 de
nuevo.
Pittsburgh 1c, oh, lie; New
York &c, 8h, lie.
La gaceta., 1939-05-12

diendo su dicha en- alguna casa
solitaria.
ALI, en- las p0mpdS infinitaS,
compraria Miguel una gran fin
ca. FL terreno era en- la Argent
ma de una baratura inconcebi-
BILE, lejos, claro esta, de las gran
des urbes. Y Guzman emprenle L.
ria la vieja tarea de la COLOMBIA
ci6n de las tierras virgenes, cont
~virtiendo, con Ia ayuda de bra
zcs de lsbriegos espanoles emil
grades, en- un paraiso sohad6 ell
desierto esteril o la manigua hos
til Y enmaranada, poblada de ~
limanas y de fieras.
Con los ojos de la imagination
veia va Ell Official el rancho de
Ihajos techos, con bag1ndales en-
las cuatro fachadas, juntoB las
que Miguel harta fOrecer an jar
La gaceta., 1939-05-12
din esplendido.

Y mas ALA de las platabandas
dc flores Y de c6sped, donde a.
bundarian sobre TODD rosas, Sc
alinearian los establos de las VA.
cas- lecheras, los rediles, las ga
Eineros, las cremerias, TODD mon
tado a la moderna ..., los pra-
dos donde pastaria el ganado, 81
moline ltoios los edificios y
las instalsciones de una explota-
ci6n agricola modelo, que per-
mitiria a la familia vivir Y pros
perar en- larga opulencia
Y ALI, en- aquel verdadero pa
raise, donde las hora1 tendrial
la candidez de la feliciiad per-
fecta entire cosechds y STEM
bras, tostandose al solq de las o
ras, como guerra 81 pCets ence
atiEando leg hoyusEss en-
La gaceta., 1939-05-12
sOLLY KR1EGER PELEARA
CON BILLY CONN

New York, mayo 12.-Esta
noche, en- la Madison Square
Garden, Solly Krieger, e cam
pa6n del peso medic para Ia Aso-
ciaci6n Nacional de Boxeo, pc
leara con Billy Conn, vencedoi
de Fred Apostoli y fuerte aspi.
rante a la corona de las ITS IL
b. as.
Krieger rechaz6 al principle
IA pelea con Billy, estimando
q.e este pertenecfa a una divi-
sion de mayor peso, pero al fin
dcclii6 de acuerdo con 10 que
Mike Jacobs venia aconsejando-
IL.
FL campe6n no defendera su
corona, pero cree que este
match" servira para concen-
tar interes en- su future bout
con Apostoli.
Lleva Krieger de ocho a nue.
e amos en- Ell cuadrilatero y los
psritos mantienen que sera ven-
edo por el vigoroso y diestro
joven de Pittsburgh.
La gaceta., 1939-05-12
CON LOS GUANTES
Victoria de Guggino -
AsuntOs de Interes-

III tampeno Carl Guggino, que
ahora sc anuncia como de Hart
ford, Conn.,, en- prueba de ingra-
titud a la ciudad del tabaco, ven
clio por puntos al italiano Aldo
Spoldi. La pelea Sc efectr6 en-
ell Coliseo y la presenciaron
1000 personals.
Guggino, ell "pelirrojo" de
Roberts City, tenia 1876 hbras, ell
mismo peso de su rival.
Fue una pelea renida, "apre-
tada", y los dos Sc pegaron IL
bremente.
Ell italiano de Tampa alcanzo
la victoria sobre ell italiano de IL
terra dominada por Mussolinl.
La gaceta., 1939-05-12
Victoriano Manteiga, Editor
Subscription semanal: 20 cts.
1908 Ia. Ave-, YbOr City, Fla.
Telefono Y 1892
DEPORTES
HOY Sc WERIFICARA Ell
COMBATE It CLIFF
Y AL MAN
E

La arena de los Artlheros a.
brira hoy sus puertas para la
pelea entire Cliff Greenwood Y
AL Manfredo, dos habiles gladia
dores del peso weller.
Greenwood vive en- Sarasota y
Manfredo procede del Estado
"hermano" de California.
Aver, en- el gimnasio de la
caIle de Franklin, los dos pugi
les dieron pruebas de habilidad
siendo aplaudidos por los exper-
tos que miraban.
Manfredo estima que derrota-
"a a SUI oponente por la via del
sueno. Greenwood opina que
vencera al visitante, a pesar de
que este sc jacta de habr pelea.
do con los mejores hombres de
las lat libras.
Tony Dominguez, ell veterano
gladiator cubano, combatira err
el semifinal con un companero
de eStablo de Manfredo, X. o.
McGaghin. Dominique no lie te-
me a la guerra avisada, seg1r
dijo. Este match" sera a seis
asaltos y Ell principal a diez.
El fuerte muchacho local Ro
La gaceta., 1939-05-12

Nayidad y bailando con los Ia.
briegos en- las noches encanta-
das de San Juan, ellos los. Ma
ria y el. irian envejeciendo lenta
mente, envueltos en- su dulciai-
mo amor, viendo crecer V hacer-
Sc un hombre al fruto santo de
.su hondo carino, Y rodeados de
sabe Dios cuantos hijos mas que
el cielo les enviara TO-.
Y Ia bocs de Miguel, y Ia men
to, y 81 corazon, sonriendo a Ia
evocacion dulcisima, no Sc can.
saba de murmurar, miranda Ia
nCche que va habia caido del to-
do sobre ell puerto colossal. lleno
de luces de dolores:
Maria mia!... Maria de
mi alma!... iHijo querido ds
vida -. 4
La gaceta., 1939-05-12

pa armada, embarcaria con 81 en-
Ell Augustus hacienda rumbo
a America, donde esconderian
su dicha en- pleno campo.
Miguel habiase trazado un
plan previo.
La Argentina era la mas her.
mosa, Ia mas amada y la mas cs-
pamela de aquella serie de Repu-
blicas q. la madre patria ilumi-
nara y poblara entire unas ges-
tas admirable.
Y ellos Sc ira ALA. Desembar.
carian en- 81 colossal Buenos All
res, por donde desembarcaran
.Ojeia, Albuquerque y Martin,
y tantos otros cdpitdReS espano-
les, que tenian Ell alma valiente Y
aventurera de Ia raza.., y sc in
t~.rnarian en- las campi1as colo
sales, leios de Ia ciudsd, escOu-
La gaceta., 1939-05-12

Dando las nreve, Miguel de
Guzman penetr6 en- la estacj6n
y de Francia.
'El tren que lie traia a los srrcs
queiidos no tenia la llegada aoui
hasta las diez y cuarenta y Gin.
60; pero la impaciencia del e.
mandante creia acortar el ITEM
|po y la distancia ynienSo a este
sitio con mucha sntelaci6n.
No hsbia cenado
Pensaba cenar con ellos !. luz
go, en- algun restaurant cercano
al hotel o en- ell del hotel mismo
de Oriente.
Y el padre carihoso V dulco
sonreia a la idea de hacer Ia co.
mida teniendo va sobre sus pier.
pas al adorable chiquitin, arrsoa
tandoselo a Maria.
iAh' COZ Vud lsuied passba
La gaceta., 1939-05-12

mo campe6n en- New York Ca
Qifornia.
Deposit6 tamhen, para dar
fterza a su reto, una fian2a de
$1,000. La comision descubri6,
no cbstante, que Ell termino de
gracia concedido a Apostoli no
axpira hasta ell dia Is y que has
ia esa fecha NADIA puede hacer
en- Ell particular.
FL Estado de Pennsylvania le
ha propuesto un pacto de enten-
dimiento mutuo a la comisi6n
necyorqrina.
La gaceta., 1939-05-12
La Gaceta Folletin No. 242
LA MUCHACHA
DE LA GALE

legria radiante de TODD enamora
do, Y, con la clasica venda ante
los ojos, no veia mas ALA de su
immense egoismo, Ell egoismo CO.
losal de los que quieren de YER
dad y por cuya fuerza Sc perpe-
than las especies y Ell mundo
FL crepdsculo de este dia de
vida intensisima Y febril, sor-
prendi6 al comandante por el
puerto.
Miraba los buques, los gran
des trasatlanticos, los rosarios
de luces que Sc iban encendiendo
por los muelles..,, y pensaba que
msaaRa clos tres, Ia tro
La gaceta., 1939-05-12

t'altan cuatro semanas para
la pelea entire Jose Luis y Galen-
to.
FL italiano de Orange Sc me
tic recientemente a artista, en-
I'm acto de vaudeville, y dfcese
que ell pGblico Sc marchaba ia
pandose los ojos con las mancs.
Mike Jacobs parece no tomar
en- serio Ell match, a j.zgar
por ell hecho de que sigue deS-
cuidando la propaganda.
La gaceta., 1939-05-12

el tempo ,.. icon Qus lentitN
pasaoan les minutes, los segun-
dos contados ahora por ell Official
cen una impa2ien,ia febril!..
De,do antes de las diea, sa-
CO Miguel IN billete de anien. en-
tfando en- la estaci6n nueva, apo
callp'Iva, que cs.aba terminan-
dose.
Era lnmensa colossal, Y MigSsl
Ieconocia que era mayor que q
Q'n'-d0rsoH de Parts, y que la
hstac'6a del Sur. de Brrselas, Y
que la de los Ferrocarriles Ma
c'o"ates, de La Haya, y, ioh, 81!
como dos o tres veces la del Ne
diodia de su Madrid
. Por d6nde llega 81 exprtso
DE Madrid, sehor?-le pregunt6
a IN factos que eruzaBa con "a.
PsaS,
La gaceta., 1939-05-12
YAROSZ QUIERE
PELEAR DE NUEVO POR
Ell CAMPEONATO

New York, mayo 12.-Joe
Gould, Ell conocido director de
pdgiles, Sc present6 ante la CO.
mission atletica del Estado y en-
treg6 un contrato de dos amos
para servir como director de
Teddy Yarosz, Ell pGgil del peso
medic. Al mismo tempo hizo un
reto a Fred Apostoli, Ell italiano
de San Francisco, reconocido co
La gaceta., 1939-05-12
LIGA NACIONAL

Las Abejas de Boston fueron
derrotadas aver con anotacion
de 6 por 2. Page lanz6 por los
Cubs y le batearon IS hits, pero
supo convertirlos en- dos carre-
ras.
Turner fue Ell pitcher del Bos-
ton. Alfonso Lopez no jug6, des-
cmpenando Mast ST. posici6n.
Chicago Sc, 14h, De; Roston
&c, 19n %
La gaceta., 1939-05-12
Filadelfia DC, 5h, De; Cleve-
land 7e, 18Th, 1a

Tres carreras anotaron los
Senadores en- la novena entrada
y con elias vencieron a los Ii
gres. Haynes lanz6 por Ell Wash
ington y Trout mereci6 la derro
ia.
Washington &c, l2h, lie; De-
troit &c, IN, 2e.
Los Yankees yolvieron aver al
primer luear, bateando Is hits
y hacienda 10 carreras. La victo
ria Sc lie anot6 a Pearson que hui
DO de ser srstituido por Muir
ply. Todos los neoyorquinos ba-
cearon de hit.
New York Ice, 15h, De; San
Luis SC, 15h, lie.
La gaceta., 1939-05-12

Ell empatt lie Yuc..Can Kid, ell
mejicano, con Tony Morteliano.
hara subir las acciones del ahi-
jado de Parga en- ell mercado neo
yorquino.
Tony Morteliano es la sensa-
ci6n del Lado Este de New York
y hasta la fecha no ha sido ven-
cido.
Yucatan Kid acept6 la pelea
conociendo la bUena fama de su
rival y no cedi6 terreno.
Ell mejicano atac6 en- los 1lti
mos asaltos y los gan6, destru-
yendo la pequena ventaja que
Tony parecfa tener sobre 81.
I'm golpe de Morteliano derri
be al Kid, pero Sc incorpor6 an
tes de que lie contaran.
La gaceta., 1939-05-12
Noticias de PeIota
DOS PARA
Ell DOMINGO

La Liga Intersocial efectuara
desafios q domingo. en- 81
parsue de Cuscaden.
Los cuatro clubs llegaran el
dia 18 al cierre de la inscription
de nuevos peloteros.
A causa de la lluvia tuvieron
La gaceta., 1939-05-12

En- un duelo de pitchers ell
veterano Tal Lyons, de los Me-
dias Blancas, venci6 a los RoiCs
de Boston. Ell novato Woodrow
Rich, de Is amos, sufri6 su pri-
mera derrota. Lyons tiene SO a.
nos.
Boston &c, 5h, 2e; Chicago 81
4h, De.
La gaceta., 1939-05-12
LIGA AMERICANA

Con Milnar de pitcher los In
diOs dejarOn en- blanco a los At
IeticoS.
La gaceta., 1939-05-12

berto Dfaz, del peso ligero SO ba
tira con Jimmy Dundee, de st.
Petersburg.
La gaceta., 1939-05-12
LA UACHrA

que suspenderse los juegos del
domingo pasado.
La gaceta., 1939-05-12
LA GACETA

Ell peri6dico en- idioma Espahol
de mas circulation en- Tampa
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SUBURBAN pRop.-sALs OR RENT

JEFFERSON FG PIX. yA.-6 r; AND B.;
Village, 6 r. and b.. new furnished $3.50;
easy terms. Cor. r. and b.. $4,550: $3.50
down. $40 ,. mo Chevy Chase, 9 +; and b.,
and b.. fats, S32 so mo. Forestville, Hunts
vile. Seabrook, Glenn Dale. Bowie, reduced.
N. E. RYON CO. MA 1907
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DESK SPACE FOR RENT.
AUCTION SALES

ESTABLISHED ATTORNEY DESIRES 70
rent desk or ONCE space to another. 732
woodward Bldg. Dist 1920 or Dup. Al 70
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HELP DOMESTIC.

HELP UOMeS III.
COOK. general housework. age not over
40. two in family Silver Spring 229.
GIRL, experienced horsepower, care ]
child. small home. no cooking: live in; IS
to start Rand. 1903.
GIRL, general housework and cooking.
small family; stay nights; refs: 81 wk.
5442 31st st. Chevy Chase. D. c.
GIRL. experienced. for general housework;
adults stay in preferred. 1881 Jeffer-
son pl. Conn. ave. at M st.
GIRL. colored ghw., plain cooking 2
children, city ref; stay nights: 81 wk.
EN-, 1856
GIRL. white. cooking and cleaning: adults;
live in. good salary to right party. 719
Whittier ST. NV.
GIRL. white. 1925, take care . children,
general homework $50. room and board.
Apply 451S 18th st. NV. Ran. S1a3.
HOUSEKEEPER. white. clean, refined good
cook; small family, live in: aged 25 to 80.
Lin. $500
MAID. white 25-40. for Inv plain
cooking. help care children; live in pvt.
room: city ref: $40 mo wis. $500.
WOMAN. colored. ghw. live in. plain cook
ing, one child, So week: city refs. Emer-
son 211O.
WOMAN, white. settled. care of home and
children for employed mother. Woodley
S347.
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La SALE 1889 club coupe; 2 extra opera
seats; gray finish you will md TINS car
at SS45 c. C. c. Guaranty. Capitol
Cadillac Co., 1929 22nd St. NV MAUI.
32O0 Omen evenings. closed SUNDAYS.
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FORD 1885 Fordor sedan de luxe: S1S5.
Flood Pontiac, 1921 Connecticut. Woodley
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7O1 18th ST. n.w.-1OO beautifully furn.
single and twin bedrooms, running water.
mattresses elevator. Nicely furnished recep-
ton room; single. So wk. UP: double, So wk.
YOU WILL ENJOY THE COMFORTS AND
conveniences of living at the STRATFORD
HOTEL where 1870 Of our guests are bust
year round.
Every room has its private bath and the
rates by the week or month have been
nent guests.
We also have . special plan for those
desiring breakfast and dinner with their
HOTEL STRATFORD,
IS 3 81. NV. On Capitol Hill.
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$500 KANSAS AVE NV
S7,90O-TERMS ARRANGED.
Open Every Day for Inspection
This is Gruver built home. e rooms
large rooms hwd. floors. INV. heat, front
porch. double rear porches. built-in garage;
excellent condition. conveniently located
Mr. YOUNGKIN Ge Liz
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PERSONAL.
HEMORRHoIDs ERADIcATED BY MY
own method Results effective for q Hfe-
time or money back Write for booklet No
drugs or surgery DIR SOMMERWERCk.
1885 Columbia I'd Adams O3Ss.
RIDING MARE, 7-YEAR-OLD, SADDLE
and bride. 500. Shepherd $685..
YOUNG LADY, REFINED. EMPLOYED,
good character. wishes light duties morn
ings and evenings in exchange for good
home, Vicinity Mt. Pleasant. Box Sly,
Star.
FALSE TEETH REPAIRED
WHILE YOU WAIT
Private Waiting Rooms
Robt B Scott Dental Tech Rms. 901 -902
Westory Bldg, COS l4th at Met 1888.
DENTAL PLATES REPAIRED,
CLEANED. POLISHED
WHILE YOU WAIT.
Modern Dental Laboratory. Room 500.
Westory Bldg. 14th and F. NV MA. OTIS.
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LA SALE de luxe coupe: like new: $500
terms: 4-passenger. Mr.. Roper, until
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.

STENOGRAPHERS expert typists; exp
bookkeepers, accountants. reg. and practi-
cal nurses. auto mechanics, drugstore help,
meat cutters, gas station attendants for
CURRENT openings PERSONNEL SERV-
ICE Test. 1898. growingl. 1871 G st.
NEED stenographers, typists bookkeepers.
ACCOUNTANTS. dictaphone operators. male
female, for daily openings: no charge unless
placed. BOYD lest. % yrs). 1888 st.
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Petworth, Near st. Gabriel's.
ONLY ONE LEFT-oPEN ALL WEEK.
The home Won are looking for-5O6 Al
lison NV, semi-det 7 rms. 2 b.. air
cond,. insulated; see and compare
THOS. D. WALSH, INC,
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HELP WOMEN,

BEAUTY OPERATOR, all-around; Airing
Wilson blvd Arlington, Va.
MASSEuSE. thoroughly exp; also gymnas-
tic fnstructress exp. absolutely necessary.
Box 1857. Star.
MCCALL CORP. has openings for telephone
SOLICITORS; store cooperation: Washington
vic. or free to travel. Magazine experience
helpful. Write. giving experience. phone
number Box 334-x. Star.
MATTRESSES 2. over 81: salary, room
way. Arlington. Va. Ivy 1045.
WOMAN: colored, for baking. experienced.
Apply after 8 pm, 1416 Irving st. NV.
Lucas Restaurant.
FASHION ARTIST-Experi-
enced high-grade artist for
newspaper advertising. State
age, experience and qualifi-
cations and inclose two or
three clippings of sample
work. Also state whether en-
ployed at present and salary
expected. Desirable, ~perma-
nent position. Address in
strict confidence, Box 406-Y,
Star.
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MT. PLEASANT
Brick containing 7 rooms bath bed
rooms. priced to sell, 900 of its former
price. Investment or home. or will rent.
Mr.. Partlow. Ra 1895 Dist. 3346.
MAPLE & JAMES, INC.
1924 14th ST. NV. Dist. 3346,
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HOUSES UNFURkIsHED.


Def. BRICK-DEIIdHTFUL, LARGE LIV.
bath 0 SIS r mo- e Emerson nso1'h 4i s.
convt. neighborhood. convt. i4tn and Park
I'd. shopping center. schools. trans.. etc.
ssn COL so45 Or Mst f oo45 Avail
desirable apt. modern. newly decorated:
$55. fuel o furnished; references. Phone
cLEv. PIX, CONVENIENT TO CONN. AVE.
overloofns be e ivy ya frs With trees oil
LIPS LIPS Wo: 1000 o. a Si's Conn ms =.
11O6 10th ST. NW-2-ROOM BUNGA-
is' for responsible party. s55 Natl r. $$ts.
OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
H1oH-e efss yq HoMEl sR; NY NEW.
8 rooms :? s7 nethS s c 81 s'W:
rooms a ssls a;-s 81 NV ssF'' rsfs' se'
r00m wA PIE FIX Jxm vi SIN 4Nc re's' s0o'
1924 14th st. NV Dist. 3346.
35 SYCAMORE AVE, TAKOMA PARK.
bath on LIST floor; Immediate possession;
$e7.50
100. WAPLE 4 JAMES INC, ,,ae
200 RITTENHOUsE ST. NV.
r, IN B.. oil heat. large lot $4,000
r. b.. gas so. heat st. ? "a family NV $500
~ 1881 Allison All st. NE Wv s w
8 r., b., rec. rm;, auto: heat 90
ia Peabody st. NV.
T. d i4 re- Monroe NON o'l g. sea NV ae' s7'oo
IT, - $40 70 Conc Concord rd'. Ave. NV. so.o O
IT, o. q al Hfo, Madison n 81 NV Sef soooo
f. b. h-z 44 b r sth S. ear NV. $4,000
r. b. i5 go n Tnof.1 h1Mh st. NV soOoo
. Z" d. ny sa 81 r ST. g. ss1' NE soS''o
70 b. ny 1a 81 e oxen F. NE. -s12oo
70 b. h-s ss BIZ f isth E st. sW $3.50
8 r. b" h sssd as rsdssor Ave NV $4,000
= :" w. :" i7ss W St. Sc. 1o0'00
8 r.. b., auto. heat: brand-new $4,000
= 8 $50 Morton ton Pl. NE. ''00
r. b. A5e .p1h sw 1.M 5ssec IM $3.50
1924 14th St. NV Dist. 334e.
4 BEDROOMS
226 Seaton st ne,-Seri-detsch ed
MILLS. National 456i
48-A QUINCY PL. NE.
5 rooms bath, electricity, gas. oil heat.
garage; suitable for repairing of cars;
R A. HUMPHREYS,
BOB No. Capitol. Realtor. Natl. 6731 !.
4 BEDROOMS-$75.
1891 Kenyon st nw~-Corner brick. 2
full baths good cond.
4406 18th st: nv rms. gar refg.,
COLORED-S35-B 8 ROOMS AND
bath. 6l3 N. H. ave NV Gas and cleo
tricity; good condition. Phone Quincy. North
1913 %"
CoLoRED, 7-RooM. sTUCCo BUNGA-
low. hot-water heat. bath. laundry room.
sas, cleo. S37 so. Must be reliable with
good reference: can be seen in the evening
from until 8 o'clock: one block from car
line. 5907 Eads st. ne. 81
COLORED
621 Columbia Rd. NV
6 r, b., h.-w.h.. redecorated $50. 90
5l1. 10th st. NE.
r., b., stove heat $3.50
WAPLE g. JAMES. INC,
1924 14th St. NV. Dist 3346.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

SPACE AVAILABLE IN MODERN FIRE
proof warehouse. Locate your ONCE in same
building. Delivery service in connection.
.Iarkcon 1TEn
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ANTIQUES large collection; secretaries.
sofas, chairs. tables. mirrors. lamps, books.
prints. china, glass. Edelson. 618 9th NV.
AUTO GENERATORS repaired, exhanged.
any car Gifts. 2O02 K NV. Met. 1922.
BAGGED SAWDUST.- 23c bag: bags 81.
delivered: for store floors and many other
uses. Phone AT. 400. HECHINGER CO.
BEDROOM, dining room. davenport suite,
studio couch, refrigerator dressers WE
DO MOVING. Edelman. 1903 Georgia ave.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-04-14
CINCINNATI
GAINS IN NEGRO
POPULATION
Number Now Placed
AT $4,000!
From the Enquirer

An increase of more than 100
per cent in the Negro population OF
Cincinnati in the last 10 years was
cited in report yesterday by Mrs.
Myrtle Elkins, supervisor of the
Children's Home Department for
Negro children, in which she reveal
ed that the number OF Negro chill
dren cared for in the home has in
creased 500 per cent in 10 years.
She pointed out that the Negro
population increased from 30,079 in
1920 to 47,818 in 1880 to approx
anately $4,000 in 1889.
The increase in Negro child care
in the 10 years she said, required an
increase in the departments staff
from two to seven persons. In 1929,
the home was caring for 55, while
1856 are being cared for today.
Approximately 70 per cent of the
Negro children, she continued, live
Gin the worst section of Cincinnati,
the basin. The average number Of
children in the census tracts pre-
doninantly occupied by Negroes in
some instances ranges from 10 to la
times as great as that in other sec
lions of the city,
DR.. J. B. Ascham, Executive Vice
President, in q report for January,
said 1928 children were under daily
care. OF these 617 were in boarding
homes, 219 in the institution on
Madison Road, III in free homes, 169
supervised in the house Of relatives,
36 in wage homes, and 115 for whom
the Children's Home has assumed
case work responsibility, but who are
seared for by other agencies.
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day.
The Navy Department has modi-
fed the physical standards for en-
listment SO that young men as tail
as 76 inches are not eligible for en-
listment. Previously, the maximum
highth acceptable was IA inches, the
minimum hight remains unchanged
--64 inches.
American Bluejackets are the
finest marksmen in the world; they
hold many world records, not only
in small arms, but in larger calibre
guns.
The Naval station, Tutuila, Samoa
is the southermost Of the United
States regularly manned naval hold
ings.
The U.S.s. Saratoga has more
than $50 compartments used for the
stowage of aircraft material, gem
eral stores and provisions.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1939-04-14
PACE. T'EIR
Howard Egbert
Appointed New Case
Work Chairman


ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF How
ard Egbert, public relations director
Of the Dayton Power and Light
company, as chairman Of the case
work division OF the Council Of So
cial Agencies, to succeed Alfred
Swift Frank, was announced last
week. Mrs. Robert Martin and Mrs.
Gavin were nominated as vice-chair-
men. Plans for series Of COM
munity forums to be conducted un-
der auspices of the women's crusade
Of the Community Chest were an
nounced by Mrs. Robert Aughes.
Er. Egbert retired from the
Craftsmanship Of the Children's Home
trustee board. where he served so
well for several years. The citizens
of Dayton appreciate the public aer-
vice Mr.. Egbert gives to the cem-
munity.