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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-09-01
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The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-09-01

Mr.. f. w. Browne, Registr-
ar of BSTC is enjoying a few
days Of the Worlds FAR.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Craig were
in town the last of the week.
Mr.. Craig is principal of the
school here. They will be resi-
dents of this city and very ex-
cellent ones. We are happy to
receive them.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-09-01

Mr., Mervin Enders has re-
turned from the Worlds Fair
in New York.
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-09-01

Asked about her previous hus-
band, Negro girl applying for
a marriage license in Reno an
nOunced, Il deceased him."
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-09-01
Unusual Race OF wild Ge,ss

Unusual Race OF Wild Gees
An unusual rece Of wild geese 10
said to exist In British Columbis
and southeastern Alaska. They are
known locally as white checked
geese and resemble the well-known
Canada goose In many respects, be-
ing approximately the same size
but much darker In plumsge. They
also differ from other goose spe-
eies In that they are reluctant TO
migrate south IN the fall and many
remain TO spend their entire life in
he northern rargA-
The McDowell times. [volume] (Keystone, W. Va.) 1904-1941, 1939-09-01

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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-07
FIVE BASKETBALL
TEAMS SIGNED UP
MORE CAN ENTER IF APPLI.
CATION RECEIVED
By FRIDAY

Five teams signed up for the
I939-40 City Basketball League
season last night at meeting at
High School gymnasium. Addi-
tional time for any other groups
desiring to enter the league was
decided upon-deadline to be
this Friday at 7:30 p. M, when
members of the league will
again meet at the gym.
Teams signed up are Key West
Lions Club, Army, Coast Guard,
Seafood Grill, La Concha Hotel.
Officials of the league for this
year will be: President, Earl
Adams; secretary, Roy Hamlin;
scorer, Hastings Smith; time
keeper, Stanton Cooper; referee,
Coach John Offutt.
Intra-mural Games
Two games in the High School
Intra-mural League were played
last night at the gym. 10B3 hand
ed OBJ iacing, SO to. %. ga won
from 10A, Is to %.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-07
BOXERS WILL MIX
SATURDAY NIGHT
SIX BOUTS SCHEDULED FOR
ARMISTICE DAY AFFAIR:
STARTS AT 8 O'CLOCK

Six boxing bouts have been
scheduled for presentation at the
Blue Goose Arena next Saturday
night, Armistice Day, the first
preliminary to get underway at
8 o'clock sharp.
The main bout will find Bat
ting Czech and Tiger Woods
matched in a ten-rounder. Czech
will weigh in at 141 or there
abouts and Woods will probably
tip the scales at 149.
Seni-final, eight rounder, will
bring together Kid Skinner, $50,
and Young Roberts, las. Another
semi-final battle for six rounds
will feature Battling Red Terry,
118, and Charles Roberts, 100.
There will also be two four
round preliminary bouts.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-07
SsOsSSSseS . s'1 SSSSs .
FOLLOWING THROUGH
BY PEDRO AGUILAR
100000 . 0 o o Q

Sunday before last, the New
Jersey State Softball League
title was won at Lakewood by
the Point Pleasant club. Norman
Artman, son of L. P. Artman,
publisher of The Citizen, pitched
the three games of the deciding
series. He won the first game by
a 2 to 0 score. The second was
dropped, following hard strug
gle. The Point Pleasant club
was leading by a 2 to 0 score and
it was almost another shut-out
for Norman, when in the seventh
inning, the Lakewood boys
scored two runs and tied the
count and finally won in the
fourteenth.
In the final game the pennant
was won with Z to l victory by
Point Pleasant. Norman was
picked on the State All-Star
softball nine.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-07
HAVE YOU TRIED
MALONEY'S CAKES?

First of the week specials at
Maloney Bros. Bakery, 812 Flem-
ing street, are listed on page one
today as Honey Cream Layer
Cake at 33c and Spiced Squares
at 25c each.
Phone orders for either or both
of these delicacies will receive
prompt attention. Call 8l8.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-07
YeIlow-J Jacket Season

Wild-"Do you remember when
a girl was proud of having a
waSp-like waist?"
Wedmor-'I ought to remem-
Der it; that was when / got
stung".
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-07
Guessed WRONG

Professor-"Pve been robbed
of my gold snuff box.
fe-"Didn't you feel a hand
in your pocket?"
Professor-"Yes. but / thought
it was my own.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-07
After "A Nuns Heart
BY JEAN RANDALL

YESTERDAY: Iris charms Tim
into thinking she tDds the uncon-
scioIs partner TO a fraud. Tim
tries to tcin Bluffs approval of
ITis. Neither Buff nor George is
fooled.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-07
Improved Status

It's an i'll wind, ETC., Rastus re-
marked: "Ah sure has got some
fin out O dis here depression.
"How's dat?" asked Nose.
Well. said Rastus, 1.-TWO years
ago All was called a lazy loafer.
and now Abs listed as an unfor
tunate victim OBJ de unemploy-
ment sitcheeation"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-07
OBSERVATIONS FROM
THE BLEAcHERS
BY o. L. MILAN

Ray Bush's Pirates are aiming
their big guns at the second-half
pennant and to all indications
they will not stop until the goal
/ is reached. Watch your step,
! Messrs. Hamlin, Adams and Cara
ballo.
/ When fans eyed Joe Casa in
the Pirate dugout last Sunday
voices could be heard from one
end of the grandstands to the 9TH
er with each individual exchang
ing opinions. The general word
was that Casa might become
Pirate player within a short time
but those in the know will tell
you that Bullet Joe is still a
member Of the Key West Conchs
and will soon pitch for Hamlin's
crew.
Although few of the Tro-
JAMS followers are criticizing
Manager Earl Adams for pitching
Harry Swiftly" Wickers, the
clubs ace twirler, continuously,
the majority of baseba1-goers
can see that the teams idea is to
take as much advantage of their
pitching star as possible. Wick
ers, by the way, will soon go on
a fishing trip that will keep him
absent for some time.
There is no telling about the
high spirits of local baseball
players. Jackie Carbonell, who
lost several teeth in the game be-
tween the Trojans and Conchs
last week turned out in uniform
last Sunday and pitched mighty
good game for Hanlin's gang
while fans looked on unbeliev-
ingly. Albert Acevedo, of the
Pirates, another injured player,
was also in the BUGS lineup.
Blue Sox dropped another
league contest last Sunday. But
Frank Caraballo and his players
have one good consolation-viz:
ANY team in the league can lose
to the TrojanS".
Jesus Dizzy" Garcia, Sox
flashy outfielder, is still topping
the list of the city leagues big
IL, with julius Sonny Boy Viii
lareal second, 81 points under
Garcia. who has taken 81 trips to
the plate, knocking out seven
singles and two doubles, scoring
four times and showing in three
runs. Villareal is clipping the pill
at a 1897 pace, has crossed the pan
eight times and batted in three
runs.
| Batting averages are being
compiled and will soon be pub
lished. Only those taking part in
five or more games will be
shown on the list, which will
give the actual leading hitters,
who have been to the batter's
box twenty or more times.
Marvin Griffin, Key West
Conchs; juice Barcelo, Key West
Conchs; William Gates and An
thony Kelly, Trojans, and Peter
I Castro, Blue Sox. are players
- -.z-A:1;~zkzl - -
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-07

mainder of the season. How bout
it, John2
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-07

Official records show that the
only errorless ball game played
at Trumbo Field so far this sea-
son was credited to the Pirates
when they defeated the Conchs
last Sunday.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-07

Saturday afternoon, Arrnistice
Day, Blue Sox and Trojans will
cross bats at Trumbo Field with
net receipts going to the Junior
School Patrol These same two
clubs have a postponed game to
play out and Manager Roy Ham
lin sees no reason why it can't
be this one.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-07

Ray Bush's Pirates are aiming
their big guns at the second-half
pennant and to all indications
they will not stop until the goal
is reached. Watch your step,
Messrs. Hamlin, Adams and Cara
ballo.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-07

MAT Olson, who battles Tom
Brown for welterweight cham
pionship of the world in the mo-
ton picture, ''The Champ, is
none other than Kid Chissel, the
lad who regards himself as a Key
West Conch. Chissel lived in this
city number of years and was
quite popular during the mara
thon dance held at the Coral Isle
Casino some 10 years ago. The
local prize fighter is now residing
in California, where he is making
name for himself. Dub Bowen
is another local lad who is going
great guns in the same city,
where he is upsetting a number
of lightweight corners in that sec
ton of the country.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-07

Blue Sox dropped another
league contest last Sunday. But
Frank Caraballo and his players
have one good consolation-viz:
ANY team in the league can lose
to the Trojans".
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-07

There will only be one game
at Trumbo Field next Sunday
afternoon and this will be be-
tween the Pirates and Key West
Conchs. This is the contest that
was scheduled for Sunday, No
vember &c. It will be the last
meeting of the two teams in this
half.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-11-07

Albert Acevedo, Pirates dan
gerous batter in the pinches, still
rules the most runs-batted-in de-
partment. with seven to his cred
it. Al. Rodriguez, Sox catcher,
and Cyril Griffin, Conchs' back
stopper. are next, with six each.
John Offutt, the lightning out
fielder of the Conchs, will go for
basketball this winter but this
does not necessarily mean that
the high school athletic direction
will disregard baseball the re-
Evening star., 1939-01-12
5-ROOM BUNGALOW.

43l7 18th PL NE.
This semi-detached brick home repre-
sents real value. 6 large rooms, ali in
new condition; open fireplace; large kitch-
en- With pantry: , screened rear porches: !:
detached garage. See today or call Pot.
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= : 1efA1NfA y. 1111IIlFO, D1SI. III,
SOMETHING DIFFERENT

New center-hall brick home. in one OF
Chevy Chases best sections. featuring a
large living room opening on a rear porch
and terrace; lavatory and toilet on LIST
with fireplace; out of the ground with i
WINDOWS; 3 bedrooms and . baths, Of
course. Beautifully and diHeren,ly AZ
isned and decorated. Call J. WESLEY
Mot
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HOUSES UkFURkIsHEp.
MODERN RuNGAIO'

MODERN BUNGALOWS.
ss6 rs III b Il 6aen' ss.h
1oam, as"a W5sGoNs1E WIS Sa,s \ AVENUE NV:
e e co. ss' gEss
With With bath: path: large Yard; slectrcity hos-
733 18th St. NV ~ Natl. oa5e.
GFEvY CHAsE-CLEVELAND PARK.
f,,, we invite your inspection of our beauti-
baths EEsGE 70 MESgRE EASEL 0ae ADAMS iS hsss aSss
or Cleveland 4733 night and sunday
461s 43rd PL. NV
oox and stove: oil burner: full basement
with lavatory; lapGe lot
o. MT VERNON 'cooRIP;oRAr1oN
End Floor. Machinist Bldg Natl. $685.
"0S ROSEMARY ST,
1r9 nneVy oooia Chase Md;-very attract: nearly
close TO- school bedrooms. ns'u' ba3hs' a9fs.i9h OH
ses nes or DxE Eaa RsAT9 1d 70 apply on
siLyER ysahsd SPRING, SoRll PHILA; AvE.-DE-
burner; garage: large I lot; s7a'5o. sien Evei a.
n1nSs ME1aRHRa We TafRes eo s9l aa5i sa3o5 $500
a p4los NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
r,s,. Hot water, Heat. on Burner.
Phone sLsEtpER Natf a24A g BohREF si1 So So NV
@ 400 4th STREET NE.
rHos 5S ana JHRREti Rlan Go 9vh Nasi StoGG o2s5
1920 MONROE ST. NV.
SIX rooms. bath cleo refg.. gas heat.
garage; thoroughly recondtioned; excellent
GEORGE 1. BORGER.
6i3 Indiana Ave. NV Natl 035o.
1912 NEWTON ST. N.W-ENTIRELY RE-
decorated. rooms, tile BATH porches.
BRODIE & COLBERT. INC.
National $50 1107 Eve ST NV
20l8 WISCONSIN AVE.
~ lSe Near , Mass ave., on high terrace Q
fully insulated owner Woodiey ,iies'sq i3as t.i'
FOR RENT.
O. Medern houses. we'll located; please call
| at once o. phone for details
GEORGE I. BORGER,
otf Indiana Ave. NV. Natl. 035o.
4511 Ivy ST., Brentwood, Md.
oo,i. p rooms and bath. detached bungalow;
cfei4aI al modern convenences; S36 month
York Y fEPERAL aye R Al FINANCE n, co, 915, New
| CoZY, ALMOST NEW DETACHED HOME
IN northwest section---5 rooms and BATH,
srtsched snS ne , garage For further information
A. S. GARDINER,
-l2lo X s.. NV. Nasl. 0334.
IS TEA ST. NE.
,o,. ,. room, bTlck, all modern conveniences:
,oeated near Rhode Island and Florida aves'
* oou ~ monthly. FEDERAL FINANCE
eo.' 9I3 New York ave. NV. Natl. T4lG,
IT,
1854 18th ST. NV.
- Rooms, Bath Porches:
Newly Papered and Painted.
Modern Kit: New o.! Burner
$3.50
| Wis. 240O
Bethesda-C Chevy Chase Homes.
New New 2s-Room 3 po, B1!ck Bungaows, -S65 and $40
| Ne" b-Room Brick Houses $3.50 TO 500
Rooms a Bedrooms. $50 up. GOV
E. M. FRY. INC.
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EYATTSLnIE MD

HYATTSVILLE. MD.
90b BALTIMORE BLVD
Two Rooms. Kitchenette and Bath $50 so
Convenient to Schools and Bus
MOUNT VERNON CORPORATION
-:U. Machlnlst Bldg. National 553S.
NEW APARTMENT BUILDING.
Near Lyon VILLAGE Va-S54 80. S64 so,
READY FOR OCCUPANCY JAN II.
Three-tour rooms. shower bath, large
screened porch Venetian blinds ample
closets and cabinets. McCLAINE .ioU
Wilson blvd, Arlington. Va Chestnut 1900
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1404K CAFRlTZ Dl. 90So

HOUSES wAhTED'To RENT.
WE CAN RENT your property quick
Prompt remittance WINFIELD & THURM.
9OS 10th NV. Natl 1854. IA
RESPONSIBLE COUPLE WANT MODERN
furnished house or apartment. electric
range. R. A. SEELIG. Natl. 312O, Br: 91O.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

ENTIRE FLOOR IN PRIVATE HOME,
newly decorated. rooms. kitchen, bath;
hot water, elec gas, refs, oil heat IN
Guided: yard; fare; SO. Hillside 0@41 j.
FURNISHED. . LGE. RMS, BATH LGE.
screen porch, gar: IN pvt. home; gas. elec.,
heat. c.h.U. incl District $3.50.
APAR TMENT BLDG. NEARBY VA $3.50.
- L. r.. > bedrms., kit, dlp.. shower bath.
Conv. res. sec. 10 minutes city. McCLAINE,
Zoo Wilson blvd. Arl., Va. Chestnut 5000.
NEARBY VIRGINIA-5 LARGE, NEWLY
decorated rooms. including kitchen and
tile shower bath, in family of , adults; oil
heat. garage: house situated on acre of
ground 40h3 South 18th St, Airing ton
Va. Chestnut 60S4.
POT. HTS-TWO APTS EACH 4 RMS.
kit. bath. Isl fl. SIS: 2nd f., $50. adults;
reterenCe. Emerson LIS
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$9,950.
EDGEMOOR Nh

All brick. center-hall plan. containing =
taree rooms baths including den on first
nooI air conditioned with oil. BY pur-
tuas!ns now you may decorate to suit your
that TINS is the best value of its kind avail
ape on today's market. Large. level lot.
formation call MR.. HARGRAvE at Colum-
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CHEVY CHASE. D.

NEAR PARoCHIAL AND PUBLic SCHOOLS
This delightful detached brick home is
Wen adapted for entertaining. Spacious
center hall living room 13xo4I2: bright
dining room. well arranged kitchen with
General Electric equipment 4 bedrooms Il
hnlshed as library with open fireplaceJ, fin-
ished attic. screened porch. beautiful lot
2ecar earage. We believe this to be one
Phone G. F. MIKKELSON & SON. Woodley
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THE TRAYMORE, l717 18th ST. NV
Nicely furnished consisting OF large
living room, dnette. kitchen. bath. Frlgld-
M
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PARTMENTS WANTED.

FURNISHED. ROOM KITcHENETTE.
private bath: S35 per month. heat gas
and elec incl. Box 425-G, Star. To-
TWO-ROOM APT IN MODERN APT
as : bed-llvins rms; state location, rent
tull description. Box 391-G, Star.
SMALL UNFURN. APT. GOOD NEIGH
norhood; bet. $50 and $50. Box 3sf-G.
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1OI7 sth ST. NW.-3 ROOMS. K1TCH-
en-, semi-bath yard; oil heat. gas, cleo
tricity furnished; radio. electric retreera-
tor; adults only; reasonable rent. inquire
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GRUVER-BUILT HOMES

.ArranRed for . families 800. $50. 33s
ditin, dnin d.. ne 1o,a brick homes in good con
front and rear porches; 49, has reerestion
room '3s is semi-detached. Open daily.
eo24 p VIM .R. R TuHEoRowGooD.
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lI24 CONN AVE. OPP. MAYFLOWER HO-
tel-Beautiful Groom. bath, kitchen apt:
very reasonable. Apply Apt one. Is
S40-CORNER, 2nd FLOORS ROOMS.
bath. attic, porch, yard, a m l.: redecorated.
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1915 FALKLAND DRIVE
TO SETTLE AN ESTATE

SlNer Spring. Md. Near D. c. Line
corner. new detached brick. center en-.
rance rooms. . baths attached garage.
large lot. Open for inspection
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furn. and share apt. with another; good
NV. section; separate rooms. kit. din.
bath. S.,l mo District l2lc "a daily
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1925 HOLMEAD PL.. NV. i2 BLOCK
east 14th ard Park rd,-1 large room
modern kitchenette. semi-pvt; bath; $50
mo; Diet. house, pvt. home; tree parklnS
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6os eth ST. sw.-S37 so: NEW MOD
Incl; nr. bus: adults.
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NEAR EASTERN HIGH SCHOOL. ON
VIDE street. with parking in center Modern
row row brlck dwelling. in excellent condition.
6ullt-ln garage. automatic heat Second
moor ntted up as an apartment. Price
SS25O. Terms can be arranged. LINKINS
CO.. lt22 III st. q ". District 3i22
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NORTHUMBERLAND 2039 N. H. AVE
NV, tl2 blk 10Th and V; 2oc cab zone,-1
room foyer. kitchen and bath with shower
elec. retg.. parquet floors. APT. 601 $40.
Sec
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FLATS FOR RENT.

NEAR DOWNTOWN AND GOVERNMENT
DepartmentS. attractive fats. Four rooms
and bath. electricity and latrobe heat. In
fine condition 81 so JAMES MORRIS
WOODWARD realtor. 123 10Th st. NV
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IN CRESTWOOD

c614 Cathedral ave.-1o rooms. 2 baths
open all day for inspection Heated. This
Is Is nareain; Priced at S1O,5OO J. A,
HAYDEN. exclusive agent. National 1912
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1888 CALVERT ST. NW,--TO COUPLE
Living room, bed room, kitchen, porch;
End f elec. refrlseratlon gas elec. $40
3525 18th ST. N.W.--LIV. BED ROOM
large kitchen, porch: Frieldalre: completely
furn.; reasonable. Adams 39O9-W.
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ROYDON. R NEAR 18TH NW.--4 LARGE
front rms, lge. recepn hall, lge k. b.;
So 80; 3 lge. outside rms, recpn. hall lge
K. b., balCOnv; Si0.50. See manager
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YOU MUST SEE TO APPRECIATE. s41 so.
New. modern 5-rm. apt, tile bath and
shower. Frigidaire. automatic heat: Con-
eress Heights. Call Met. 3,97.
56Ol GEORGIA AVE NV ROOMS.
kltchenette, bath; conveniently located.
Georgia O4,n.
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HOUSES FOR SALE.
NEW HOMES.

3SZy JENIFER 6T.
OPEN TO-DAY. 3 TO o. Model home a
group; 2 sold In heart Of Chevy Chase,
PC1 IN squares east Of Conn ave. 8
ROOMS. BATHS Oncluding breakfast
and recreation rooms). automatic heat and
refriRerAtion built-in garage
BOSS A. pHE ,pa
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SALE UNDER S12 ,OOO.O
Vicinity ] 9TH and Rhode Island ave. NV.
Suitable for doctor or refined roomins
house; 13 rooms. baths; in excellent con-
oltlon; very attractive terms can be ar
ranged Call Mr.. Schirmer
THOS. E. FARRELL CO., REALTORS.
121 10th St. NV. Natl. O165.
Evenings call Shepherd 1881.
BUNGALOW = CONVENIENT LOCATION,
in Manor Park NV; close to schools
stores, Transportation and recreation
center: rooms. hot-water heat hard
wood noors. fireplace; new Johns-Man-
vile asbestos siding; excellent condi-
ton. Price, $3.50.
KALORAMA HEIGHTS-Large town house
OF IA rooms 90 bedrooms, 3 baths
and 1st-foor lavatory: ideal loca-
tion u square west of Conn ave: as
sessed over 100000. Can be bought on
easy terms for only $4,000.
- SHANNON g. LUCHS CO..
1505 st. NV. National 2345.
COLLEGE PARK, MD.
just on Baltimore pike. No. jackson ave.
See this beautiful home on lot 75xl5O:
3 large rooms. oil burner: real bargain
at Ss,45O. Or call National 2O3O
NEW BUNGALOW. IN MARYLAND. NEAR
Eastern ave. Five rooms, bath cellar. hot
water heat. lot 1OOx14O IT. Bus line,
stores and new school are near at hand.
This pretty home. with original features.
is priced at only S4,5OO and can be had on
Government terms Ask for Mr.. Hurd.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER
1919 St NV National 1166
Evening star., 1939-01-12

54V6 CONN. AVE- RMS, KIT.
bath $500
500 3rd st. n,w.-2 rms, kit. bath $50
NJ. FRANK RUPERT 10o1 7th ST. NV.
. RMS. INcLosEp REAR PORCH. BATH;
Evening star., 1939-05-14
Mems Pin Event Prize Winners

,n5S;, pair, deer. horns from Regent Al
isys; issys; H Wolfe y 80: tie from Sans Mems
Shop; G. Tompros u57l: tie from Freds
Autop point pencil; G. Freebu.g G56, one
Auto-point pencil.
Smith lBallston team, q. Tompros
Baldwin, o. R, Bell George Boyer D.
Boeslen. c. Booher. B; Bracht. G.. Braat
NJ. Carlisle J. Caruth, E. Castle t2D. H.
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man; E. Frederick, j. Freschi. j. Furnkas.
T Gaileher. E Geib, D. George. J George
Coll j. Goode. J. Gooding D Groth
90. J. Haeffner, A Haldeman. c. Harper
Hurley; G. Iseman NJ 4; jenkins l. Jen- n
kins. w. A. Jones. E. Keith (2j e Kilby, E.
Knapp. x. Kozee, A Kramer, L. Lande. O.
Layton. B. Laz7ari; r La Billie. w La bile
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MiGiotto, n n Miller, II. Miller. F. Mischou.
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PAYNE. r: Peck, R Prize R Potter. K.
RalhJen. H. Reynolds c. Robinson, F.
Rose; Rose Forage Crops, B Seal. l. c.
Roudaoush. F. Segretti, j. Sherwood K.
SIemo9: Sem s,,s s Simpson. J SINGER. J. siiter'
bleralski, F spates, stahI Dixie Tavern. ~
Il strohecker. o. E. Taliey R. R. thompson. noSaH.
p Throckmorton. Andy H Tucker H.
TWomey, G. Van Denmark, R. Voorhees, j.
Walker l.; E Walker R. S. Walter Ray
hanson. W Wise, j.; olStenholme w.
Wrisht' J. Yingling. E. Young, H. W.