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Evening star., 1940-06-14
Marshall Ready to Help Boxing
As Armory Fight Promoter
If Given Full Supervision

York, and would be prepared to
handle anything and everything.
Il wouldn't do any promoting my
self, you understand, but merely
handle the organization work. In
boxing I'd have somebody else put
the show on-somebody who knew
fights, and the same for basket ball
and track. I'd also get a good in
door tennis tournament for Wash
ington. Naturally we would handle
all tickets all payoffs and I'd per-
sonally supervise everything, but the
point is 1 would call on people who
know more about other sports to
provide the best in their respective
fields"
Marshall, incidentally, regards
promotion of sports in the new arm
ory as a great civic undertaking,
with financial profit a secondary
consideration. He'd want Is per
cent as his end of the profits, which.
in turn, would be divided equally
with the city.
Morgan, getting back to the meet
ing, was described by Owen as &
man who took every problem con-
fronting him with both hands and
jumped into it with both feet and
predicted that boxing would benefit
by the new members presence on
the commission.
Morgan, genial, personable char
acter, promptly proceeded to Jump
into the muddled boxing mixup. He
gave the impression that if he
couldn't help restore the game to
its once prosperous level it was be-
yond redemption.
Pact With Jacobs Hinted.
1t was suggested that Mike Jacobs
was sitting the sport by tying up
all worthwhile gladiators. Col. Nc
Coach remarked that if you couldn't
beat the opposition the best thing to
do was join up with it, and Morgan
followed up with a proposition to
get Jacobs down here for a confer
ence.
He agreed to take it on himself to
talk to Uncle Miguel and see if
something-even a joint promoting
job, couldn't be done to help the
game here
Evening star., 1940-06-14
By LEWIS F. ATCHISON.

George P. Marshall may be Wash
ingtons newest and biggest (finan-
cially) boxing promoter since the
sport was legalized The pro foot
ball Redskins boss definitely is in
terested in cultivating caulif1owers,
but his scope goes way beyond the
beak-busting industry.
Marshalls name came up yester-
day at meeting of District Com
missioners J. Russell Young and Col,
David McCoach, Boxing Commis-
sioners Claude Owen. Maj. Ernest
w. Brown and Thomas j. Morgan,
ir., and newspaper and radio men.
The conference served the dual pur-
pose of introducing Morgan officially
as the baby member of the commits
sion and plotting another of those
new deals for the sport.
Col. McCoach pointed out that the
central hall of the city's new Ma
tional Guard Armory will be- COM
pleted by the end of December ii the
current schedule is maintained and
should be put to immediate use.
ut was planned specifically for
athletic events. indoor track meets,
basket ball games and boxing shows,
and think we can get the ball roll
ing with a big boxing show. / have
no illusions about boxing at the
armory I realize you can't have
major attraction every week or every
two weeks, but it seems to me ii we
had the right man behind the prof.
ect we could get two or three impor-
tant fights year.
Shoestring Promotion Out.
George Marshall might be the
man to tackle the job. He gambled
on the Redskins and might be will
ing to gamble on boxing, but the
thing calls for man with Marshall S
vision, enthusiasm and willingness to
risk sizeable sum of money. Box
ing in a place seating 1900 people
cans be promoted on shoestrlng.
Col McCoach's interest in a major
sports program is prompted by his
desire to help pay for the new edi-
flee and also help reduce the Dis
trict's mounting debt and for that
reason he will be unwilling to see
anything go into the new arena that
does not shape up as grade-A at
traction.
Marshall, cornered in his Office
later, admitted he would be inter-
ested in promoting boxing and other
sports at the armory, but added it
would have to be a full-time propo-
sition on a percentage basis.
Il certainly don't want it for two
boxing shows or anything like that" !"
he said, but if they want to lease
the place to me I know darn we'll
we can make it profitable for every
body concerned. I have the only
organization in town able to handle
properly something like that. We
have publicity and ticket offices sec
ond to none-and I'm including New
Evening star., 1940-06-14
intentional Walk
Gets Two Bases
BIZ the Associated Press

BIZ the Associated Press.
ST. LOUIS, June 14.-To keep
heavy hitters at the plate, the
National Semipro Baseball Con-
gress will introduce a new version
of the international walk rule
two bases for free pass.
Present regulations allow one
base for voluntary walk, usually
authored by the pitcher to get
at a lighter batter. Under the
new measure, which will be
tested at the national semipro
tournament at Wichita, Kans.,
next August, passed batter can
go to second base.
George H. Sisler, national semi
pro commissioner, said "specta-
tors long have deplored the
intentional pass" and if the ex-
pertinent to curb it is successful
the new rule would be adopted
by semipros.
Evening star., 1940-06-14

of the troupe, Bimelech, was
given blanket.
Ted Williams, who wants to be
a fireman, is being driven half
nuts by rival jocks who yell,
Fireman, save my child" when
ever he goes to bat.
Cowboy Bill Cowley, center for
the Boston Hockey Bruins, told
pals he'll enlist with the Canadian
forces.
Agony column. If the person
who stole the golf clubs of
frankie Strafaci, ex-publinx
champ, will only return the
mashie niblick, he can keep the
rest and no questions asked.
Memory lane: 1t was just two
years ago this month that
Evening star., 1940-06-14
/ Position Indians Manager Threatened by PLAYERS Mass Protest
Monteogudo Late,
Travels Alone
BY stan Correspondent Of Tn. star.

By a staff Correspondent Of The star.
DETROIT, June 14.-The IA
tionals arrived here in two sec
tions today for the start of their
second Western invasion, Man
ager Bucky Harris and % play
ers arriving in the first group and
Rene Monteagudo in the second.
The little Cuban chucker travel
ed alone after missing the reg
ular train last night in WASH
ington.
Monteagudo merely forgot his
timetable and showed up at the
depot some six hours after the
squad departed.
Evening star., 1940-06-14
Krouse, Reporting Knee
0. K, Siqns With Skins

Max Krause. hefty fullback with
the Washington Redskins who was
out last season with a knee injury,
is back in the fold. His signed
contract has been received by the
local Office along with a statement
that an operation on the knee had
been successful.
The 200-pound backfield ace in
jured his knee in last years first
game and later served as assistant
to Coach Ray Flaherty.
He has been. in pro football for
eight years, four Of them with the
Skins.
Evening star., 1940-06-14
Win, Lose or Draw
Godoy's Secret Weapon Friehtens His Manager
By JOHN LARDNER.

CARMEL N Y. June IA NANAD-Mysery.is running
these foothills where Wel Asatan
Arturo Godoy the Chilean fighter he has
veloped secret to beat Joe Louis.
Godoy the night 90
he will the champion that novel horrible
Cordng We the Wek
old to stay unless they have the of ticket
MY blood cold at the thought We sending for
bottle
the Chilean Godoy
slightly silly
best At other times he rushed inside Louis
afeconay peted him with inside punches
which hurt the champ abstract sort of
Evening star., 1940-06-14
Standards Defeat C.. A. A.

A three-run splurge in the fourth
inning gave Bureau of Standards
6-to-2 win over C. A. A. in yester-
days Commerce League softball
game.
Evening star., 1940-06-14

Johnny Wander Nicer hung up a
new baseball record by pitching
two consecutive no-hit games.
Evening star., 1940-06-14
WeiIIs EnqIish as Good as Bank Account

will be prepared this kind fight week
believe that will the South American
colder than Wel blood With this thought mind
sponden woodchuck
gohnch which blocked his path
the matter Mr. Weill
put Godoy but Godoy has
very English good English we'll savings
piece of this and that
?" duckng avoid the attack of
boodthirsty thrush
a the
thrush
him, don't
fighter like rg?
saascay you fight
the same kind of fight fought time"
Evening star., 1940-06-14
Senor Godoy Has Only Suspicious Look

exactly WE'LL grabbing the notebook tearing
up. quite expect o
And OF a
the Weskit Indignantly "A
dentt?"
Well it?"
you WE'LL flash animal cunning
they
get ahead Of WE'LL Godoy
645 am, said but Mr. WE'LL
brought the interview
approached subject the
he suspicious look
"A-r-rl Chile.
the left the convinced
before
thinking probably will Godoy
Evening star., 1940-06-14
Insists Louis Is In for BIG Surprise

We'll he? he? Is he not?'
will who
the surprise of his life The whole
Godo plan surprising that sares
think of it."
WE'LL visible
you thinking your agent.
Eyes" That's what startled me"
regained his he spoke
sinister whisper
something at Louis that he be-
Wer satisfied with
your correspondent scriboing
Godoy will refuse
tle?'
Evening star., 1940-06-14
GAMES TODAY

uHWES . IVUh I
Wash. at Detroit.
N. Y. at St. L., night
Bos. at Chi, night.
Phila. at Cleveland.
Evening star., 1940-06-14
GAMES TOMORROW.

Pittsburgh at N. Y.
Cincin. at Brooklyn.
Chicago at Boston.
st. Louis at Phila.
Evening star., 1940-06-14

GAMES TOMORROW.
Wash. at Detroit.
New York at st. L.
Boston at Chicago.
Phils. at Cleveland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-19
MISCELLANEOUS For SALE.

SEWING MACHINES cleo. porta-
bic like oI new $50; SHSg "a tTseadls'
che Cher; Ds" cH f't 49i4 Lee Maya 20.
SEWING MACHINES, recond., 81 80 up; new
machs.. loo, day; repairs; free ests. Singer
Sewing Mach. Co. Gil 18th NV. MA. Ills.
PIANOS m INC. f93i & St. fefp NV. Les LEN
STUDIO COUCH, bed high SIS; cost S45;
reed baby carriage. $40; cost S35; sewing
machine. So. 1924 Belmont st. NV.
y " No. ct LEAN N ANNSIyERsAsRY
Rebuiits as low as SIS a5; guar: Terms terms.
Rsnoss, and floor models sreatiy reduced.
sale. Washington's headquarters for parts
anc service for all make yacuums.
ELECTRICAL CENTER, o
rsba a5 an s. 3
J. 1. HARDING q CO, INC
ElectrlCa Headquarters
5l7 10th St. NV ma. 2l60
EAGgEM g CI "a r
sos I'm R s ne ERANP 2st So, -a 70.
WALL CASE, e. SOLID msbosa Gn@- io ri
hlsh; oriE, cost 500. Sell for SIS: 7G3
18th 81. NV. MA O757. 49,
WASHER, abe electric. apt. size, Al con-
dition: price $40. Dupont 4l53
WAsHERs-peep7cut prices on brand
Gore of list prices. No down payment;
Terms as low as 81 weekly. Liberal
ATLAS APPLIANCE COMPANY.
WaShlnston,s Largest Appliance, House,
D 2Gl as N 0pen E RTe3 f RHldPsM
WAsHERs-ANNUAL CLEARANCE SALE.
All standard makes Rebullts as low as
Sl2.95: guar. Terms. Pay with your lignt
bill. Reposs. and floor models greatly
REDUCED We ARE ,, ATTH ORE DEALEE 5
AND AN A B G we Washers A MTS ARE WASH.
INGTON'S HEADQUARTERS for parts and
service on ali make washers Extra big
trade-ln allowance during sale
ga 7ot ELEE E T W CENTER N Tl5Rs1 $3.50
WA SHE Nd dlscon5inusa models
10 DAYS TRIAL Pay 81 weekly. Re
7th st. NV OPEN EVENINGS.
WATER COOLERS, General Electric; sale
0. rent; reas prices and terms Ma. $500
G. E. Supply Corp, 1880 N. Y ave. NV
house; brand new; pay sl25 weekly j
SIT 10th st NV.
WEsTINGHOUsE RANGE, new; sacrifice,
BATHTUBs. - UP.
DOORS, 35c UP.
LUMBER SO PER NJ
Nj. 6l77. Brentwood I'd. and " s. NE
Composite Hudson Supply CO..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-19
APARTMENTS WANTED.

FURNISHED APARTMENT NV. DIS
trlct or Md; living room. bedroom, kItch-
enette bath, private entrance fireplace
and garage preferred Wisconsin 1858.
3 SEPARATE SLEEPING ROOMS OR
more. Kitchen and bath. convenient 10
Navy Yard and Census. reaS. AT. 4004 j.
"0'
LARGE ATTRACTIVELY FURNISHED
living room. bedroom. kitchen: a. least SIX
months: maximum rent. 500. Box SOS.
Star. 49,
ELDERLY GENTLEMAN WANTS FUR
nlshed apartment. ! room, bath and kitten
enette. Box l61-S Star.
. OR 3 FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING
rooms. for WORKING glrl and brother near
Eastern High. Lincoln 2672-J. after m.
C~UPLE WANTS CLEAN BEDROOM.
/, men, private bath. must be reason
abe State price. Box Ills, Star 20
COLORED-WANTS UNFUR. APT. OR
3 r. k, b.; NV. section, reasonable rent,
Atlantic 42O5.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-19
FARM AND GARDEN.

SUPER GIANT PANSIEs, exceptional
Trimardesu giants, beautiful colors, 75c-
100. Perennials, 81 90 doz. III w. Leland
Out Connecticut to Leland, west two blocks.
Wisconsin 1928
WEIL-ROTTED COW MANURE-Large or
small lot; quality and quantity guaranteed
Waters WI 4lg5
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-19
APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.

ASSESSED VALUE SgS 900. SELL FOR
$4,000, rents yearly for $4,000; -
apis. ! vacancy Splendid location and
condition Ny Whiteford Of McKEEVER
AND WHTTEFOR lob K 81. nv. DI.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-19
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

PUBLIC SCHOOL 2EACHER, with daugh--
ter u years old, desires room, board and
care of child. in private family: COW, TO
school; large rear room tunfurnished pre-
ferredD, adjoining lnclosed heated sun
porch, south or west exposure preferable;
location west of Wisconsin ave: available
October LIST. Reply, giving full particu-
lars. Tatc- etc. Box 29S-B. Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-19
CHANCELLOR CLUB.

2131 Mass. ave. n.w.-Why live in an
ordinary boarding house when you can
enjoy life in this beautiful ex-embassy
guest home with 40 other young people at
10 greater cost Excellent food We have a
beautiful double and a lovely large triple
room with private baths and showers for
l, > or g. Our prices will happily surprise
Won Dupont 9404
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-19
COUNTRY BOARD.

RURAL HOME HOTEL, Shady Side, Md
Steam heat modern convenlences, inner
Spring mattresses; famous food. West
River section of Chesapeake Bay. Reas.
rates. Tel West River 42-F-5 49,
HOMEWORK
Blue Ridge Summit, Pa.-Excellent meals,
Scrupulously clean house. Gentle clientele.
Mrs j. E. Cummins, phone John.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-19
DOGS, PETS. ETC.

KITTENS, lovely Persian, for sale: black,
brown tabby tortoise shell. DU. 944O.
2034 10th st. NV.
YOUR DOG CALLED FOR. given a SAM
tarv bath removing all fieas and returned
FOR 81. Bide-a-wee Pet Animal Hospital
WO. 0224. Bethesda Branch. WI. 3O45.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-19

THREE DOZEN BEAUTIFUL GLADIoLUs
delivered, or I s select spikes for ST. Helene
Afieck. Vienna, Va. Phone Vienna NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-19
BABY CHICKS.

ROCKS, R. / Reds $3.50 per 100. Con-
keys Y-O feeds. James Feed Store. 619 K
st. NV. Metropolitan O0S9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-19
COAL, WOOD, FUEL OIL.
CUT FLOWERS.

FIREPLACE WOOD. seasoned oak. So
cord. Alaska-Hufnagel Coal Co.. MA
$3.50 or jackson 5000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1940-09-19
APARTMENTS FURNISHED.
tContinued.)

end floor. front, sic week, Incl. gas, cleo.
Frigidaire, linens and dishes.
3409 WISCONSIN AVE- ROOMS
newly decorated. fully equipped KIT, cleo.
living room; BeautyTest Studio couch,
large kit. back porch; utilities inc; $50.
555s Iath ST NW-NICE LARGE M5
cleo. refg.; $3.50 week. Adams 0352.
kitchen: next bath; chw., cleo. gas, Frig-
idare; partly furnished, adults; $3.50
NEAR, LINCOLN PARK, Is. 10th ST. NE
Semi-basement, well furnished room.
SEE sf betws saa os and hfsn gas ee' mel
ONLY 81 so WEEKLY ROOMS BATH.
mel. combined klt. and dining room; cleo,
GENTLEMAN. YOUNG, TO SHARE FURN.
IT'S II 6 9Pp aofh wv wv 4 Ne ins 7a Utilities apt
2sig BRENTWOOD RID Me- room,
Kitchen, private bath, gas eieco phone,
private home, adults
g BEDROOMS. PARLoR. d, K. B.
blinds, utilities 14i3 quincy i- st. NV.
2l47 o ST: NV. APT. 4o3---ovERLoOK-
cross ventilation, sentiles. Hobart 1881. :
DoWNTOWN.' 1906 K ST NW-FRONT
houSekeepng apt, ! room, kit. private
bath; Frigidaire.
TO SHARE APT WITH ANOTHER LADY
EACH HAVE PRIVATE BEDROOM
BusinesSweman wishes share attractive
modern 2-bedroom apt: lovely garden
view, 5 exposures; first alphabet location;
bus at door. WO. 4475.
CEDAR COURTS" TAKOMA PARK. D. C.
NJ. Walter ,Reed-4lO Cedar S..
Incl. Garage. SOS Msr GE, 0583.
CARROLL ARMS HOTEL,
LIST and C SITS ne-Living rm.. pedrm
bath and pullman kitchen. From $50 per
month includes gas, cleo and maid serv.
Call MR.. PARRISH. mgr, for inspection.
Atlantic $500.
MOST UNUSUAL.
5ofoot living room, dupIex-studio type
rooms, closets, tiled bath. kitchen;
Frigidaire Near bus and car lines. Co.
lumbia 1862.
WARDMAN PARK HOTEL,
Connecticut Ave. a. Woodley Rd.
Furnished Apartments From
One to Eisht Rooms.
Full Hotel Service.
Phone Assistant Manaeer.
Columbia 5000.
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ROOMS WITH BOARD.

1914 EMERSON ST. N.W.-Large twin
bedroom suitable for . gentlemen. Mr..
14th st. Call Taylor 1863
1920 R l. AVE. NW-Unusualy attrac-
tive room for men: running water: ex-
cellent home cookIng.
1641 K ST. N.W-Nicely furnished rooms.
excellent home COOKING: downtown. 20.
ROUNTREE CLUB 1908 18th st. NV
Newly decorated single and double rms,
new inner-spring beds; home cooking;
$50 UP.
1866 MASSACHUSETTS, AVE, N.w.-A dis
tinctive home for young people, in an IN
surpassed location; reasonable.
14O5 EMERSON ST. N.w.-For young
atmosphere, $50 10 S35. Taylor 0S5s
2O22 G. ST NW-VacancieS for refined
young people: southern chefs; walking dis
1874 PARK RID. NW.-Nicely furnished
single rooms IN Iehned, private home
Columbia gss1.
lw i bed SOON for sentleme men. Phone OK
ford 2667.
2S23 2sth NV vicinity Wardman Park
I030O
1856 CATHEDRAL AVE NV, near Conn.
ave.-A large double room, with porch
opposite park. Adams 1887.
1909 1NGOMAR ST. NW.-single, or dou;
bic room in private home, well-balanced
meals. Emerson 1896
1884 CONN. AVE, Ivy Terrace-Double
room, TWIN beds breakfast and dinner.
Hobart NSGH
27l5 CONNECTICUT AVE, opposite Ward
man PARK Hotel-SInsle and double rooms;
delicious meals, reasonable. CO. 94OO. FL
5000 ILLINOIS AVE. NW.-Jewish horne;
newly furnished. twin BEDS; PetWOrth bus,
10 minutes from downtown. GE. 0333.
1896 LAMONT ST NW.-slngle. double;
twin beds; $50 and up our food Is fine,
no toolinE.
1920 3rd ST. .NW.-Front room. twin
beds, excellent food home PRIVILEGES: Tn-
limited phone, gentlemen GE. 1923.
45O6 l4th ST, at car stop-Nevly dec
GOOD GOOD COOK i'0-''" - III - T. -' ~. 1S
1903 N ST NW-Nicely furnished single
room: refined home; excellent meals.
1861 MASS AVE W.-Larse beautifully
furnished from; triple room. UNSURPASSED
meals. also vacancy for youns man IN front
double room. go
2725 CONN AvE-Young man 10 room
with another, twin beds, inner-sprlngS,
private bath. unlimited phone 49,
26l9 WOODLEY PL NV, mr. Wardman
also single fne food Dupont t 562 30 ~,
pOWNTOWN. 1910 VERMONT AVE
every very cont Ont For !. $40 ga, mo- mo- Oilers.
Me 72O4
1885 QUE ST NW-"oLD ENGLISH -
S4ne4eS, with running water. OOuoleS,
attracflyoly redecorated; excellent meals;
switchboard: walking distance; SIS Up. 20
ls4I KALORAMA RID. NV.
Just opened Tehned guest home, lovely
rooms delicious meals. MI. 5l1S.
1926 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV.
Studio furnished. spacioIs closets: every
room living room, downtown. save 50 mo
by walking to work; club lounge, congenial
social atmosphere; charming dining room
SeleCtive menus, motel desk switchboard
phone every room: from $50.
CARROLL SPRINGS INN,
FOREST GLEN, MD.-BUS SERVICE.
20-Acre Park. outdoor Sports. Dinners
PHONE SHEPHERD 204O OR 57s1.
JUST OPENED.
1868 Kalorama. near Columbia-New
furniture: fresh. clean, good food con-
venlent. reasonable.
1867 KALORAMA RID. NV,
Cor Columbia rd-Live in palatial home.
good address. Best meals. entertaining
priv, service: reasonable. Available now
Large single, $40; large cor. oble.. open
fireplace. S3S. Large 4th-floor single, S36
Corner suite for 3, pvt bath, DIR. loom,
phone, fireplace. S3s.
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ROOMS WANTED

REFINED YOUNG MAN, employed By
Govt. studying law, desires quiet room ir
modern, private home State location
details Box l47-S, Star.
FURNISHED ROOM in home of cultured
people in Northwest section. Box 170-S
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o72 CARROLL ST, Takoma. D. C-3
unfurnished attic rooms, electricity fur
nished. S15 mo-; can be seen any time.
QlNSN
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SUBURBAN ROOMS.
ROOMS FUR. g UNFUR.
ROOMS UNFURNiSHED.

9OI NJ ST. NW.-Large front room. new
decorated, with private bath. c.hw.; rel
sonable NE. 0014.
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FURNITURE Tor GROOM apaTTment;. M
loom suites and sells complete for only
500; only 81 80 per week. Lewis Furniture.
462S l4th st. NV. Georgia 2231. We
furnish sample houses.
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SAXOPHONES - Used Conn. Martin,
Buescher. Elkhart, Pan-American, Holton,
lie Mar, Lyon Healy. Soprani instru-
ments at S495 Others from $50 up.
Also clarinets from SIT up We buy used
Instruments. Republic 1890. The Piano
Shop. 1O15 18th ST. NV. OPEN EVE
NINGS
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FURNITURE-Must sacrifice; moving out
of town; complete bedroom set, 5-pc. solid
maple dinette set, living room, rugs. 1916
Apt.
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ROOMS FURNISHED.
"rTHE MARRY ,
CARROLL ARMS HOTEL,

rooms with running water inner-spring
mattresses, fans. many showers and tub
baths. elevation service. a. week I'm
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FURNITURE of naval officer. Bookcase, din.
suite with corner cupboard, DAY bed nur s.
cry chifforobe old chest drawers, teakwood
coffee table. Gov Winthrop secy., hall
chime clock oriental rugs. cope. chop
suey set, Chinese screen. hall runners.
Lorraine Studios, $3.50 Conn, Apt p.
WO 1868
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DINING ROOM SUITE, solid walnut.
year old like new, cost $500; sell Sl25
cash. also kitchen cabinet and solid oak
hrsakfast set. AT .AlA after 6 p N.
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1867 KALORAMA RID. NV.

Cor. Columbia rd-Live in palatial home,
priv. service: reasonable. Available now.
Large single $40; large cor dble. open
fireplace, S3S. Large 4th-f1oor single, S36.
Corner suite for 3, pvt. bath, dr.. loom,
phone. 1replace S3S
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FURNITURE-Storage lots and others, like
rev; bargain prices on bedrm., din. rm.,
liv rm on sale daily, 95, a. Metropolitan
Warehouse so Florida ave. ne.
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DRUM OUTFTTS-Complete new set in
Guiding bass drum, snare drum. cymbal.
tom-tom pedal sticks and instruction
book. from S3S so up. Also used OUTFITS.
Republic 1890 The Piano Shop, 1015 TN
81 NV OPEN EVENINGS.
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or Will sell any parts thereof incluolng
35ooOo hard red brick, 10000 lights;
glass l6X2o in. - Pc 100: 10000 it.
steam pipes. all sizes For further infor-
NATION phone L. 524i. American Wreck
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CLOTHING-Black caracul fur coat. cam
ers-hair coat. tailored wooden suits, sizes
12-13. good condition. MI. $500, Eek - /,
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| Just opened. all new furnishings, best
| beds. plenty baths and running water;
| spotlessly clean, maid service and phone.
| S5 wk. and up. Walking to all depart
| ,nsptS 12Is n OF NV
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MOTHERHOOD
THE ARGONNE.
EASY Walk DOWNTOWN
1913 2lSt ST. NV.
DOWNTOWN.
NEW BUILDING

Front apartments. . rooms, kitchen
dinette and bath with shower FIreproof
elevator building. Parquet floors. built in
Kitchen cabinets, ventilated corridors. etc.
Rent includes gas and electricity; S67. SO.
BARI ARMS. 1927 r ST NV
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P1ANo--slightly used; latest model
HUNTINGTON spinet. like new. SI65. also
other used spInets from sos up. Pianos
Tor rent, g monthly; very easy terms.
The Piano Shop, l0l5 It'll ST. NV Re-
pUhlir IS00