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THREE 4-FAMIIY FLATS
16 APARTMENTS

School: price. S11.95O; excellent return
Call Mr. Tucker RA 1044, DI. $3.50, with
JOHN O'CONNOR.
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Annual rental over $4,000. Buildings
less than four years old: $4,000 cash;
will finance balance. Call Mr. Carney.
BRADLEY. BEALL & HOWARD, INC.
Southern Bldg Ma Oo11
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HOME OR INVEsTMENT-s-R -RM. HOUSE,
a. m. l., garage, carpenter shop; l acre
ground; fruit and berries; price $1,000.
Apply 40l Greenwood ave, Takoma Park,
Md. Shepherd 4639-J.
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7-room frame dwelling, ami. besu-
tltul grove of oak shade trees, garage,
stable: hen house, with 12 acres, flowers
and shrubbery; spring and stream; Il mile
south of Camp Springs, Md, on route
No. 8; Open Sunday Priced for quick
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

i. Gil G ST. NV.
2-story brick building, with Scar ga
ogRIEN KEY.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.
HAVE CLIENTS FOR STORES, APIS, :,
fats, houses. TAMMARO, MA. 1888; eve.
co. 5000, WO- S3OS.
WANTED GENERAL STORES AND APART
ments at once. Call RE. 5216.
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ABOUT 3 MILES FROM FALLS CHURCH.
| va. az high altitude and with command
| ing view. ABOUT Sl2 acres of land partly
wooded; 7-room house with . Bedrooms
and bath dining room. kitchen and liv-
ing room on first floor, rooms above; hot
house. barn, chicken house Price. $1,000
put offer iTyIted to close estate.
| 1919 K St NV Ma 11e6
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NEW 4-BEDROOM HOME. BATHS, FIRE
PLACE; alr,conditioned oil heat; insulated
blocks from bus and school; Sc 800; F. H A.
approved: S4S mo, includes everything
STEPHEN & PRESLEY. owners, 3O2 CO.
!umbia ave, Rlverdale, Md, Warfield S4S4.
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INVESTMENTS,

% second trust trust month monthly % payment hnS note on on
new D.; c. home. VIII net over 25S.
Box l47-R, Star
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

LYON VILLAGE BUNGALOW LIVING
room, dining room, kit. bath, large bed
room, porch, full basement Handicapped;
convenient location; oil h.w. heat; S5,950.
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va ACRES, OAK SHADE: CITY
water; location Seminary Hill; White
House Is minutes; bus service; city de-
1lveriesl also 10-room brick house, > baths.
electricity, central hall; acreage, White
House 20 minutes Alex $3.50
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If you want to invest. see US. as W,
have many other good investment proper
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5-RM AND BATH BUNGALOW. FULL
basement; h-w.h.; front and rear porches
paved street; price. $3.50; terms M A.
RUDDY. $50 Baltimore blvd, Riverdale
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BEVERLY HILLS. ALEXANDRIA - DE-
tached brick. 5 rooms screened porch,
on neat, $3.50. Avail. Oct. 1st. Tenn
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WOnnSrnE pADK
AURORA HILLS, VA.
CHOICE WOODED LOTS
(Continued.)

Any Number. Any Size.
Beautiful Woodside Forest, Md.
Streets paved. 26 feet wide curb. gut
teTs. water, sewer. gas. electricity and
phone Convenient to schools. churches,
stores, transportation, shopping centeTs
and downtown Washington. The location
is ideal and the prices are, right, Will
cooperate with brokers. builders and those
desiring, to build thejI own homes.
Investment BLDG RealtOr DI fnQo
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SET ,ECT INVESTMENTS

Two, rooms and bath, semi-detached:
rent, sos mo. Price. S5. $50.
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10 SETTLE ESTATE F-RooM HOUSE,
all conveniences, large trees; lot 106x412;
good streets, 4 blocks schools. church,
stores: $4,000. Falls Church laos. G. T.
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HANDSOME 8-RM COLONIAL, TApFs-
Try brick white shutters and doorwsy:
ar conditioned; q baths large side
p3rch; POI spacious rms, natural wood An
isn, fireplace. large lot, garage; conyt
6es5 i6oecs5ed o. excel. neighborhood. Terms. CHI.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

SEWING MACHINES. recond.. 81 so up; new
lac d e. separs fpes ssS
SIS up; con. cleo. $50 up; treadles. SIS up:
all guar; singer port. S2g.60: Singer con.
$3.50 with 5-yr. guar. incl. sewing inst.
oaeF f0sa Tm kE f $685. R opsn
SEWING MACHINE, wilcox-Gibbs portable
electric: secretary desk. Governor winthrop;
cheap 1904 M st. NV. District 3841.
SEWING MACHINEs-FIoor sample, Singer
c Company. zoos ZOOS 14th SI st. NV NV. 0us SINGER
SOFA, pullman. almost new: mahogany
chest, dinette set, coffee and lamp tables,
lounge and occasional chairs RE 1927.
after 4:30, Ma. 1900. Apt. 40i. 1l0I
Mass. ave. NV.
TABLETOP GAS STOVES, factory samples
at bargain prices. Notes, 1863 Indiana ave.
TROMBONE SNn5 used. Conn conaueror model,
Jordan's. corner 18th and 6 SITS.
TRUMPETs AND cORNETs. used instru-
ments Of such makes as Conn, Buescher,
Martin. Pan-American, Holton, ETC.. $3.50
up; we buy used instruments. Republic
1890. The Piano Shop, 1918 eth st. NV.
TYPEWRITERs-Late models for rent.
Special attention to civil service require
Rsi1eSi UNITED" sls I4th st. NV.
TYPEWRITER Rental Service. SIG 18th
NV. Geo. 1SS3-Underwoods .S5 mo-, 4
mos. In adv, $5.55. no del, 81 add. dep.
WASHERS-Sale of discontinued models;
Maytag. S44; Norge, S3s; Apex. $40; Gen
makes SAYS ssg valves liz 9sser
The Piano Shop. 1OI5 eth St NV
WASHERs-peep-cut prices on brand new
washing machines in crates at discounts OF
more. than 60s of list prices. Used
westinghouse. Maytag, Easy. A. B, c..
General Electric. Thor, Norge and others
as low as S.. no down payment. Terms
allowance
ATLAS APPLIANCE COMPANY.
Washlngton's Largest Appliance House,
III G st. NV. Entire Building
District 3731. Open Ewes. Till o PM
WATER COOLERS. General Electric sale
or rent: reas. prices and terms. Ma 6S00
u supply Corp. 1880 NJ Y. ave. NV.
CHINESE RUGS,
Reduced to $3.50 ca, for quick disposal 2
new. exquisite Nichols super quality Afe-
time 9xl2 Chinese rugs. Basic colorS rose.
Shlnese blue and camel. Also carved
plackwood Chinese chests, $40 ca. Shep-
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APARTMENTS UkFURNIsHED.

s az a GoNN Aye r. FIT ST a9 e e
NJ. FRANK RUPERT, 1921 7th st. NV,
1923 PORTER NV. APT. 1O2-FRoNT
apartment; one bedroom, very attractive.
lst Fl; LIVING RIM. BEDRMs-. DIN
Adults. Michigan 1887 GEORGETOWN.
LOVELY APT. AVAILABLE SEPT, Ia
81 br ne eq fon END
trance; heat, water, cleo. furn.; no dogs;
adults only near Colonial Village; S65 per
mo. Chestnut 1927.
S Sss bot ST. Ta sE HS3M aandry pm
S55. Avail Sept. l. SH. 2646-J.
RANpL sso HIGHLANDS. 5I4oo 29th noos ST.
FURNISHED; refs. co1venient laundry priyi-
Cal ele B1sApA. AT. oso7. NV D
DETACHED CORNER = UNUSUAL. S
S%ndry sap elec Daf adu be
10th and Colo. ave 14l5 Hamilton st. NV
DOWNTOWN APT, THE GRAYsToNE. SIS
18th st. NV rms. kit. dinette and
bath; Frigidaire on house current.
24l5 z ST. NV. NEAR Downtown
ssar@s7 vinf ME Fn All BIT a IN and pain
REDUCED RENT TO 2 QUIET ADULTS;
Permanent; 2 rooms, dinette, kitchen and
bath. All outside rooms in 4-family apt.
house with yard. Near Capitol and Library.
Sunday. Phone Weekdays. CHI. 0535.
1886 4th ST. NE LARGE FRONT
room. kitchen with sink and stove. screened
porch: gas. light. heat: reas
1852 v ST. N.W.-3 LARGE ROOMS. RE-
decorated. shade. unlimited cleo, hot-water
heat included. Desirable adults. 49,
Decatur 6324W.
5s19 9TH ST. NV OR 3 ROOM APT;
gas, electricity Electrolux included; near
bus line adults only. 81
TAKOMA PARK. MD;-LARGE 2-BEDRM.
apt All utilities incl Available at once.
77O1 Eastern ave. Shepherd 1907.
1905 f. I. AVE. NV ROOMS, KITCH-
Frigidaire, dinette; beautifully arranged;
large closets; S45imonth. Decatur 300
1926 QUEEN ST. NE ROOMS. BITCH
en- dinette;, $3.50 monthly och CHAS. a
. RMS. KITCHEN. BATH. Flee. REFG. :;
biks. trsnsp.; adults. i. ST, ne.
1913 ALLISON ST. NW-1st FL: 3 RMS.
kit bath oil heat, INV. inclosed porch;
1923 NEWTON ST NE-2nd FLOOR. .
rooms, kitchen, porch. semi,pvt: bath;
newly dec; heat, cleo. gas incl; S35.
9 ROOMS, KITCHEN. BATH. PORCH;
slee. reig lights; gas. heat f1rn-; s4o-
2lI heHneQy 81. NV. hh. $50.
4515 N. H, AVE NV, OR 3 RMS;
churches. ia. 1899.
MARYLAND COURTS. 9th AND z SITS.
r. * On D. ana e Exp tnc
S50-S55. Ii. 10490.
118 EMERSON ST. NV. APT. 4)-SgMI-
Cool Cool GOWN ImS s4s e RE 4a4a O''n' p0''"'
I712 CONN. AVE NV. . ROOMS.
PERCY H, Russell CO, i731 K st. NV
CHEVY CHASE rms, KIT AND BATH.
with owner; $50 mo-; adults wo. 5154.
7l0 FERN PL. NV NEAR WALTER
trance: heat, light. gas included: adults.
1465 COLUMBIA RID. N.w.1l AND 2
E9om stehe5etts dinette ss and bath sp 1
hot-water heat. gas, cleo. CIV
TWO ROOMS KITCHEN DINETTE AND
bath with shower Gas and electricity in
cluded in rent: s51.50. See resident man
900 RANDOLPH ST NV.
; expos. rear porch. plenty Of heat and
N; FRANK RUPERT. Io2i 7th 81: NV:
1919 18th ST. NV.
S45 up Newly remodeled apis, built
in cabinets in kitchens, new shower bath;
beautifully renovated throughout; 1 and 2
1-O7 R re u s &C eorsERT ING Nc ss-5
e1os EYE ST NV R, K. AND B. $500
s02 10Th st. n.w.-2 T., k. and b, 1000
213s H st. n.w.-4 r. and b. (du-
plexl - 90 81
JAMES MoRRis WooDWARD. ReaifOIro,
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ROOMS UNFURkISHED.

334 10Th ST. Sc rooms, front, newly
decorated; semi-private bath; heat, cleo,
gas; S25 per month.
707 MASS. AVE Mclean, quiet, COM
fort; grill priv; lge. closet? lady pref;
owners home. Call am. or after 4 pm. p
Q CONNECTING. NEWLY DECORATED
rooms; heat. hot water. electricity fur
nished: lavatory and Semi-private bath;
open porch; quiet. airy. entirely private;
no other Ioomers. downtown location at
7IS 18th st. NV.
P. ]. WALSHE, INC,
HOY Eye st. NV. National 646S
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A. L. KELLEY & SON.
NEW 4-ROOM APIS

10 minutes to Washington, l block to
schools. buses and shopping center.
$50 Month I I1;S Heat; Hot Wster
Or call Chestnut $3.50 bet. and pm
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE,

ACCORDION, 12-bass like new; suitable
for beginner; reasonable. Mrs. Shone, AID.
$3.50, between 70 pm. 27.
ACCORDIONS-Buy at the Piano Shop
and save! Good selection of new and
used 120-bass instruments of such makes
as Hohner. Sterling. Soprani. Galanti,
WurlitZer and Bertini from $50 up; very
easy terms; also we buy accordions Re-
public 1890. 1918 9TH st. NV.
ACCORDION-No need now to put OF
starting lessons on that instrument you
have always wanted to know how. to
you an instrument without charge or
deposit Of any kind; all it costs you is a
nominal fee for private lessons: you are
free to take the instrument home with you
on marimba, accordion trunS1et. drums
guita., violin. clarinet, tr/nbone and
xylophone. MA. 4730. KITS, 1880 9 St
and 14th sts.).
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APARTMENTS EtJRhlsHED

2019 Conn. ave. 1920 10th n.w-Exclu.
siye guest houses. choice vacancies. S35-S45
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.

5Oos N. 10th ST, Arlington, va.-Gentle-
men: entire 2nd door. rms, bath;
sos: Kitchen II desired. With Ffisidaife,
sink, range. Chestnut 2377.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

DUPONT CLUB, 1925 18th ST. NV
showers. Excellent meals. Dupont 9049.
1850 10th ST. N.W.-Double room with
excellent board. Columbia 3132
$500 18th ST. NV, The Hillcrest-Large
rm. with pvt. bath; free parking; mr.. 14th
st. cars, bus; Southern cooked food.
ISOn for or
S36: mr., bus and car. Decatur 29S7.
DOWNTOWN. 1919 r L ave n.w-Attrac
room. twin beds: exc. meals: also lovely
single.
guest home Just opened. lovely rooms de-
llclous meals; very cony.: inspection invited.
DOWNTOWN. 1919 VERMONT AVE. NV.
NE msnt -oppEst. bath; twin beds; also single.
1923 R. I. AVE. Nw.-Few desirable va
cancies avail. Sept. LIST; good meals, free
parking; ideal surroundings.
1641 K ST. Nw.-Nicely furnished single
and double cool rooms: wonderful reputa-
26e0 UNIVERSITY PL. NV, near I4th
and Fairmont-1 St fioor-front room, twin
beds, unlimited phone. CO O73S-J.
1924 CONN AVE. NV. Ivy Terrace
single. also double room; breakfast and
with pvt. p bath; excellent meals; girls
or employed couple: avail. Sept. /. RIA.
ia ROCK CREEK CHURCH RD.-singie,
double. triple, $3.50. $3.50 So. 50; good
nome cooking: Chillum and Petworth eX-
press buses at corner. 26'
2024 N ST. N.W-Large front room, next
to bath. twin beds: suitable for gentle
men: Govt. employees; $50 ca. per wk
GEORGETOWN-Lsrge double room, LIST
floor: suitable for l or . gentlemen; also
trans; excellent meals Nj. O5is.
2 BLOCKS NORTH DUPONT CIRCLE
double and single rooms. gentlemen. pvt.
nome. phone; also basement apt private
entrance; board optional Phone DU. 7255s
SOC NICHOLSON AVE. N.w-Room and
bedroom: exposures: newly decorated:
private home; reasonable. Georgia S3s7.
1901 BHTMORE ST. NW.-Laree room
1or two or three; adj. bath; lovely home;
reasonable rates
1900 FARRAGUT ST. Nw.-Det. cor:
rms. suitable middle-sged, elderly or young
people; excellent meals; refs; phone 3Is
1401 10th st. NV.
Single room. also double, newly deco
rated; semi-pvt.. bath, switchboard, rec
reatlon room: selective menus
BOLIVIAN CLUB,
1893 10th n;w-sinsle rms. also double
rms. with pvt. baths; Immediately clean;
oeautiiully furn.; unusual meals.
STUART HALL,
1904 18th sT. Nw-FRoM $3.50.
THE ABBEY,
1926 RHODE ISLAND AVE NV
Singles. doubles, studio furnished: spa-
cious closets, phone every room: downtown,
walk to work. Club lounge. coneeniaI,
social atmosphere. Excellent food. selective
menus
HOME FOLKS.
Nice young men and women live here
Ihey enjoy excellent meals mi 1Iaf
rooms. The rates are moderate Single
double and suite. Sunderland House, 1915
10Th st. NV. Walking distance downtown.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NINETEENTH ST. NV.
Completely renovated newly furnished:
delicious home cooked meals Singles,
doubles. Vacancies. Very moderate rates.
81
MAEFRED ARMS.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
NTNETEENTH ct NV
MAEFRED ARMS

Completely renovated, newly furnished
delicious home cooked meals Singles
doubles. Vacancies. Very moderate rates.
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APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

SILVER SPRING. MD, 17O5 RADNoR RID.
-Unfurn.. rms, kit. pvt. bath: cleo.
refrg- gas range: SAP so, including gas.
cleo. Phone SH. 244OW.
NICELY FURNISHED LIVING RIM, Bed
rm, kit, bath. 20 johnson ave. Hyatts-
vile, Md.
3 RMS KIT AND SEMI-PRIVATE BATH:
oil heat gas range. utilities incl; S31. lO4
South 61st. Cap. Hgts.. Mo. 26'
E M0PERN ! APT Txp6 BLDG Geo NEARBY va;
bedrm.. kit. dinette, LGE. SCREENED
PORCH. VENETIAN BLINDS, lockers,
laundry. INDIVIDUAL FLOWER GAR
DENS, PARKING. McCLAINE. 210O Wilson
blvd, Arl., Va. CH. $500: CHI. 1901. ewes.
THE ANCHORAGE" sos QUEEN ST,
lexandria-Furnished. . or 3 rooms,
on-housekeepine: with meals: reasonable,
35 JOHNSON AVE, HYATTS, MD.-LIV,
rm.. din. rm., bedrm, kit, bath: ideal
location; adults only; reasonable
2 UNFURN APIS, PVT EMIT, EXP.
c.h. w. porches, lawn: End floor, 3 rms
bath. $4,000; LIST floor, 4 rms, tile bath,
$4,000 WA. POPS. 26'
S14 N. TAYLOR ST. ARLINGTON, VA
4 rooms and bath. modern apt, very nicely
furnished, private entrance; heat. water
gas, cleo. and garage furnished; rent, sos
per mo.
A. L. KELLEY & SON.,
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HOME FOLKS

Nice young men and women live here
They enjoy excellent meals and immaculate
rooms. The rates are moderate Single,
double and suite. Sunderland House, 1915
10th ST. NV. Walking distance downtown
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ROOMS FUR. & uhFUR.

71O LANIER PL. N.w-Available Sept.
!; large attractive room adjoining bath,
uitable single or double; unlimited phone;
easonable. HO. APO.
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sompeteS sas Asa spe
cial values in other makes, Conn, Holton.
Martin. Lyon and Healy. etc Easy terms.
The Piano Shop, 1o16 7th Ct. nv.
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APARTMENTS WANTED.
APARTMENTS UkFURkIsHED.

] ROOM, KITCHENETTE. BATH: AROUl
$50: furnished. Call Dupont 1897.
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delivered. or lS select spikes for 81. Helene
Aff1eck. Vienna. Va. Phone Vienna INV.
3s
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BABY CHICKS.
CUT FLOWERS

ROCKS, r.. I. Reds. $3.50 per 100. Con-
keys Y-o feeds. James Feed Store. 619 K
st. NV. Metropolitan DOSE.
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1898 18th n.w.-Single rms: also double
rms. with pvt baths; Immediately clean;
beautifully furn,; unusual meals.
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LAFAYETTE HOTEL, ;,
NNUUlIH

10th and Eye SITS. n.w.-Rooms with bath
and radio, for l person. from Sl2 80 per
week; Tor .. from So per week each. Studio
type rooms if desired Aforementioned
lobby, dining room and cocktail room. Roof
lounge open to September 80. Call MR..
WILLS, mgI., for inspection, District 421O.
working couple. sos 21st st. ne. Atlantic
1908 after pm.
COLORED-1757 n.w.-Comfortably
MI. 069S.
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APARTMENTS FURNISHED.

! COMPLETELY, NEWLY FURNISHED. 2
| rooms. kitchen and bath; gentiles. tenants
| both employed; S55 month. GE. Ollie or
53I9 2nd at n w
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MORE ABOUT
Chest Drive
CONTINUED From Page |

Stafford, John Vibber, K. G. Clifford,
Vibber-Gifford Drug Co., P. G.
Richmond, r. w. Richmond, Harold
MECHANISM, Max Mcclure, Reese
Concrete Pipe Co., Herb LEM, w. L.
Eggers, Herb Malchow, Albert
H. r. Vibber, Mrs. H. r. Vibber,
Zarndt, H. w. Whittemore, Carl A.
Anderson, Verdella Mueller, R. E.
Reed, Washburn Stores, Ellen Wy
song, Laura Anon.
National Bank of Commerce, E.
c. Tweet, Patricia Helm, Mark
Brown, Jay Bliss, w. L. Koelker,
Lane K. Larson, H. w. Desgranges,
Frank Anderson, Mckinley Des-
oranges, Olav Otheim, Lester B.
Larson, H. E. Huntington, Grange
Supply Employees, j. H. Siegfried,
v. R. Wilder, Pearl Peach, Grace
Covey, Mrs. T. w. Payne, w. T.
Elliott.
Carl Elliott, Melvin Bacon, Harry
Love, Floyce Smith, Jean Mitchell,
Moulton & Powell, Kennewick Auto
Co., Art Carpenter, Cliff Mathany,
Florence Oliver, j. w. Graves, VIM.
Graves, Paul Idler, Bert Davidson,
DR.. and Mrs. G. Brunn, Mrs. VIM.
Moran, Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. Rim
guette, w. j. Barnes, Arrow Grill,
Eva Malone, Florence Jayne, An
tonic Moran, Rosie Hue, Betty Sar-
ko, Myrtle Page, Gladys Frost, j. P.
Martin, Alyce Lindskog, j. G. Hale,
H. H. Funk, C. H. Yedica, A. Foraker
A. Cochran, v. w. Bird, Bert Per-
kins, c. E. Carpenter, E. A. Sill
man, A. C. Anon, H. S. Taylor, B.
F. Thrasher, c E. Kisk, E. j. Brand,
B. B. Plowman, Wanda Brown, c.
S. Knowles, Geo. A. Purdy, Lillian
Wall, Doris Burner, M. O.Hearn,
Frances White, w. A. McGahey
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1940-12-19
Portland Woman Dies
After Short Illness

MIR. and Mrs. Nelson Williams
have received the sad news of the
death of their daughter, Mrs. Eldon
JENNIE Monday night in. Portland
hospital. She passed away suddenly
after an illness of two weeks from
the effects of flu and pleurisy.
Mrs. Jenne will be remembered
here as the former Miss Dora Will
Hams, who spent her girlhood in
Kennewick.
She leaves her husband, who is
physical director in the city of Port
land; two children, Billy and Adele:
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
Williams of this city; and two sis
tiers, Mrs. A. H. Wheaton and Mrs,
Helen Russell of Seattle and niece,
Miss Kay Russell, Seattle.
Funeral services were held this
afternoon in Portland.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1939-1949, 1940-12-19
Lions to Play i'm
WV. Round Robin

Something unique IN basketball
tournaments is being planned Tor
the Walla Walla high school gym
nasium on December 26, 81 and %,
when six northwest high schools will
play complete round-robin in three
evenings. The schools participating
are Lewis and Clark Of Spokane,
Moscow, Mclaughlin, Kennewick,
Dayton and Walla Walla.
The tournament develops from
the annual Christmas vacation in
vasion of the southern Inland En-
pire by the Lewis and Clark team.
In previous years Lewis and Clark
has sometimes played at McLough-
lin, Walla Walla and Dayton on
successive nights, but this year 1t
was suggested that all play be on one
floor, and the idea appealed to all
schools concerned. To add strength
to the tournament, and to provide
greater variety of opposition, Mos
cow high, always power in Idaho
basketball, and Kennewick, strong
Yakima Valley school, were invited.
The idea of the tournament is not
to crown a champion Of something
or other, though for crowd and team
interest a winner will be named at
the close Of play. The purpose OF
the meet is really to provide in
concentrated form the experience
against all types of opposition that
each coach wants before beginning
his regular league play. Each of the
above teams plays somewhat Diff
ferent type of basketball; defens-
lively there are zone" and "man-to-
man" teams; while some play fast
breaking game, others play set
play offense. Thus the teams that
play in this tournament viii meet
everything" in three days.
The plan of the tournament is as
follows: On Thursday evening, the
26th, after all teams have arrived, a
drawing will be made. A round
robin schedule will be constructed
| in advance, and teams schedule
will be determined by its drawing of
a number. The unique feature of
the arrangement is that each game
will be but 16 minutes equivalent
to a half) in length, and each team
will be able, therefore, to play two
| opponents in one evening. For ex-
ample, Lewis and Clark may draw
dayton in the first encounter; later
in the evening, it may play Moscow.
In all six half-games will be played
in one evening, but these will be run
all rapidly, since there will be no
half-time intermiSsions.
Six half-games on Thursday
night, and six on Friday night, and
three on Saturday night-fifteen in
all-will be necessary to complete
the round robin. Standings will be
kept, and at the end Of this time a
final play-off will be held; the last
three half-games of the tournament
will put team No. 1 against team No.
2, No. 8 against No. 4, No. S
against No. 6, as determined by this
round-robin play. The tournament
ratings will be determined by this
final series of games. .E
Games will start at 7:30 pm,
and regular admission prices will
prevail. r