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Evening star., 1940-03-10
Flower Mart
Assignments
Are Made
Mrs. Owen Roberts
Chairman of
Emergency Unit

Mrs. owen j. Roberts, wife of Mr..
Justice Roberts, has been named as
chairman of the committee which
will choose a building in which to
hold the flower mart of All Hallows
Guild of the Washington Cathedral
IN case of rain. However: it is hoped
that the weather will be fair on May
. day, and that the Pilgrim steps of
the Cathedral may be used again
this year as the scene of the benefit
flower sale, which will be held from
noon until 6 o'clock. Luncheons
will be served those who wish them
during that time.
Miss Bell Gurnee, general chair
man of the Flower Mart Committee,
was hostess at the first meeting of
the group Thursday afternoon, when
plans for the affair got under way.
Booth and Committee
Assignments Made.
Many of the same chairmen
serving last year for the various
booths and committees will act
again this year. Among those re-
Celving booth and committee assign
ments at the meeting were Mrs.
Charles McNary, garden gadgets
booth; Mrs. Raymond Lee Wolven.
garden nerb booth; Miss Rosalind
Wright, button hole corsageS; Miss
Bell Gurnee, Cathedral glass booth;
Mrs. Daniel KnoWlton, maypoles and
the Girl Scout activities; Mrs. How
ard c. Davidson, seedlings kiosk;
Mrs. Louis Mackall, Georgetown
Garden Club booth; Mrs. w. H.
Hough, the country cupboard from
the Sandy Springs Garden Club;
Mrs. Dion Birney, the flower cart;
Mrs. Charles Warren, the plants and
vegetables booth, and Mrs. Henry
Leonard, the fruits and vegetable
basket booth.
Bethesda Garden Club
Also to Have Booth.
The Bethesda Community Garden
Club will have BOOTH but has not
named its chairman. 1t was repre-
sented at the meeting by Mrs. J.
Robert Cory. Mrs. Shipper of the
American Horticultural Society will
be with the Georgetown Garden
Club booth.
There were in attendance num-
ber of workers serving in various
capacities on the committees last
year and who will work again for
the 1910 event. Some of these were
Mrs. Mahlon Pitney, Mrs. Ralph O.
Brewster, who will help Mrs. Nc
Nary sell the garden gadgets; Mrs,
Price Whitaker, Mrs. Gilbert Hitch
cock, Mrs. J. Harry Covington, Miss
Anna Mitchell, Mrs, P. D. Hanson,
who will be the cashier in the Ca
thedral glass booth; Mrs. Charles
Warner, Mrs. Albert Niblack. Mrs.
Noble c. Powell and Mrs. Warner
Snider of Leesburg, Va.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-05
Pace Fovored To
Win Rinq Crown

TORONTO, Ont.-Georgie Pace,
hard-hitting Cleveland Negro, is
the rs fsvorite to become undis-
puted bsntam-weight champion Of
the world by licking Lou Salica Of
New York tonight at Maple Leaf
Gardens.
Both Pace and Salica. for
ner champion. approached to-
days wcigh-iu worried because
neither was certain Of being
able 70 register under the
11s-pound limit
Pace was favored because Of
his harder punch and his speed
and youth He was recognized "a
champion by the U. s. national
boxing association. But Salica,
who held the crown back In 1855,
Is recognized by the New York
Commission.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-05
To Oppose
Tiger Club
Storey. Powell and
Other Former Local
Stors With Visitors

Bringing back two Tacoma Ia
vorites to the grounds where they
developed into stardom, the San
Francisco Seals will come to the
Athletic park here on Monday
night, April %, for an exhibition
game with the Tacoma Tigers.
This was the word from Prexy
Jack Quill of the Bengals Mon
day.
The game will be a glorious
home coming for Harvey
Storey, smuggling shortstop,
and Larry Powell, star SOUTH
paw hurler, who have been
sold to the big leagues since
they last set their diamond
spikes into the turf of Ath-
letic park.
Storey, who will join the Chi
cago Cubs next season to complete
the $4,000 deal made a couple of
months ago, was the outstanding
player developed in the Western
International league in 1887, its
first season.
HIT .s47
Playing shortstop and third
base for the Tigers, he played in
every one of the 1913 games on
the Tacoma schedule and wound
up with a batting average of .347,
including Is home runs and So
doubles.
Powell was the ace of the Tt
gers 1888 mound staff. He came
to the Tigers from the Seals on
option, and chalked up IA wins
against nine losses, neat feat
to perform on a last-place club.
He developed rapidly last season
with the Seals until he is now
expected to win 20 games for the
O'Doulmen.
Powell was sold to the Bos-
ton Red Sox together with
Dominic DiMaggio. While Dr.
Maggie goes to Beantown this
year, Charley Graham, boss Of
the Seals, wouldn't permit
Powell to report until next
season.
The wiry left-hander. who can
make a baseball hop around like
a fighting cock clinched his sale
to the Red Sox by making Joe
Cronin, manager Of the club,
strike out three times in an exhi-
bition game last fall.
OTHER TIGERS, TOO
Several other former Tigers will
be with the Seals when they make
their appearance here seven weeks
hence. Larry Quay, who pitched
for the Bengals in 1887, and Ernie
Raimondi. third sacker in 1887
and 1888, are expected to be
here, and it is possible that Gene
Kiley, who trained with Tacoma
in 1888, will make the squad this
year.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-05
Teams Set for
Hoop Tourney
Eight Comes Listed
For Opening Night

The annual Pierce county bas-
ketball tourney will open Tuesday
night at Stadium, with eight
games scheduled.
Three years the winner of the
Church league title and last season
the Class C titleholder. Central
Lutheran will return TO tourney
play this year Glass B team.
II will meet Mineral Fire
men In the boys gym ut $3.50.
Another "B" game will find
the fsst-stepping Y. M. c. A.
club OF the Independent loop
facing the Roy Rockets at $50
on the same floor.
Class &C" play for the first
night will bring together Epworth
Methodist and Bnai Birth at $50
in the boys gym, and Archer's
Confectionery and Woodmen Of the
World on the same floor an hour
later. On the girls floor in the
same division at $3.50, Peterman
Manufacturing will meet Chilla's
Of the Independent league.
Class d. action will be on the
girls naples with Community
House and First Congregational
High boys pairing off at $50.
Eagles and puyallup Christians at
7;30, and First Methodist High
boys and Alder at $50.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-05
'Chairnnen,
.Chilla S
To Battle
Winner of Fray
Monday Eve Goes
To Seottle Tourney

Tacoma's representative in the
annual Northwest amateur bas-
ketball tournament. which opens
Thursday night in Seattle, viii be
decided Monday night at Lincoln
gym between Chilla's and North
west Chair.
ChllIa's. City Basketball
league champions, and North
west Chair, winners Of the
Independent "a" loop, viii
start their tilt Mt 3 o'clock.
As the City league is generally
rated a notch faster than the In
dependent loop. Chilla'ss will be
favored to down the Chairmen,
but an interesting, exciting game
Is anticipated, nevertheless.
Chilla's. provided they win. will
enter the Seattle meet under the
banner OF the Columbia Brewery.
Ed Chilla. sponsor, indicated Mon
day he would be unable TO finance
his team any farther than Seattle.
II Chilla's should triumph in the
Seattle tournament. trip to the
national amateur tournament at
Denver, Colo, would be their re-
ward.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-05
Davis VS.. Katan
On Mat Card

II the rematch packs even half
the punch of the original, wrestling
fans who are on hand this Monday
night at Greenwich coliseum when
Wee Willie Davis and John Katan
square off will go home well salts
fled.
The two behemoths-Wee Willie,
weighing 262 pounds, and Katan,
some 35 pounds lighter but still no
Lilliputian - hammered away at
each other for better than four
rounds last Monday before an overt
act on Katan's part saw Davis gain
the verdict on a foul.
Abandonment of the round
system In favor of q mo time
limit" arrangement adds to the
interest surrounding the main
event. The winner must still
score two falls, but there will
be no cessation of activity
after the opening bell until n
fall IL registered.
Pat Meehan OF Vancouver, b. C.,
with two entertaining perform
ances here to his credit, meets
Chief Little Wolf of Trinidad, Colo,
one of the games established stars,
in the five-round semi-final, best
two falls out of three
Gentleman Joe" Corbett Of To-
ronto and Billy Hansen OF Salt
Lake City meet in the three-round
one-fall special event, while Ed
Don Lewis, another Salt Lake City
product. and George Richards OF
Des Moines, Iowa, collide in the
three-round opener, also a one-fal
engagement.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-05
Ski Weather
For safety's sake, be cour-

or saIctN boNr, NC s"
teous on the road."-State
highway department.
PARADISE - Road open TO
Paradise; chains required ut Ma
rada Fails; so degrees; trace new
snow; total 120 inches; snow wet
overcast; skiing fair.
sNOQUALMIE SKI BOWL
Calm and cloudy; 81 degrees: no
new snow; total SO inches: ski
ing very good. Weekend attend
ance. l,6O0.
STAMPEDE-Calm and cloudy;
40 degrees: two inches new snow;
total eight inches; snow wet; ski-
Ing fair.
MARTIN LODGE--Calm and
cloudy; 81 degrees; no new snow;
total IS inches; snow wet; ski
ing fair.
MOUNT BAkER--Road open
70 lodge; road soft In places and
snow on road from five miles
east Of Skuksan 10 lodge; carry
chains; Sc degrees; two inches
new snow: total lse inches; over
cast and showing; skiing poor.
sNoQUAI.MIE PASS - North
BEND 20 Easton. road In good con-
diticn; IS degrees; no new snow;
total so inches; overcast and
calm: skiing fair.
PARK JUNCTION-Read In
good condition; IS degrees; over
cast.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-05
Trojans Grab
Southern Title
To Meet Beavers
For Coust Crown

SAN FRANCISCO - Southern
California and Oregon State COL
lege will fight for the Pacific
Coast conference basketball crown
in Los Angeles Friday and Satur-
day. Should a third game be
necessary, it will be played on
Monday.
Southern California waltzed
to the southern division crown
with only two defeats in IL
contests. The Trojans dished
out a double drubbing to
UCLA's Bruins Friday and
Saturday, SO to 20 and Al to
IS, while Stanford was nall
ing down second place with q
split with California. The In
dams took the first game IS
to 50, but dropped the second,
81 to 81.
Jack Robinson, the Bruins ace
forward, captured scoring honors
in the southern division from
Ralph Vaughn, the Trojan ALL
American. Robinson, with the tall
end team, scored 14S points in IL
games, 10 more than Vaughn. He
was tops with Sc field goals and
SO free throws, and has another
year of competition.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-05

the day we bought him. He
never has been filter or more
full Of run. He never was In
finer condition. And he loves
to run, 30 why should we re-
tire him now?
Said Smith - Personally, !
would like to see Seabiscuit sent
to stud. He is a whole horse now
and that is how he should retire
But I'd like to see him pin Chal-
iedon's ears back before he goes
Right now I'd send him against
Challedon and not even give the
jockey a whip"
Howard was right when he said
his horse loved to run. He wasn't
happy when he went on the shelf
with his injured ankle a year ago.
Like so many an old trouper, the
Biscuit didn't take kindly to do
nestle life. But he does have five
offspring coming along in May
and the responsibility of father
hood may change him.
Veteran Racer
But whether it's down 70 the
farm or back to the wars, Sea-
biscuit will go as the greatest
money winning horse of all time
and perhaps even as the greatest
horse of all time. Seven years
old, veteran of s8 races over
every major track in the land, and
afflicted with two game legs, the
little ugly duckling cemented his
bid for immortality when he fl
nally won the 500, 900 Santa Anita
handicap and shot his earnings up
to S437, 730-or S60,986 higher
than the Sun Beau mark of
s376.744.
They were still talking over
two points Of that victory
around the green wooden bars
Mt Santa Anita park today.
The first was the Biscuits
amazing new track record
time of of 200 lis for the mile
and a quarter. Only two horses
In distance faster. Whisk
Broom holds the record of 2
minutes flat and Sarazen once
WAS clocked In 200 S-5.
The second was whether the
Biscuits partner, Kayak II, was
pulled up to slow him down at
the end. The $4,000 people who
jammed the streamlined racetracb
didn't know, but some Of them
thought the South American could
have won II all IL Jockey Buddy
Haas had tried. Haas was re-
ported TO have told his friends
the same thing but Red Pollard
the rider on the Biscuit, said no
and Tainer Smith said Kayak Il
never has seen the day he coulC
beat Seabiscuit If the latter Il
right" Which seemed to settl,
| that.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-05
Guordsmen to End
Basketball Season

The National Guard inter-bat-
terry basketball league will end the
season tonight IN the Armory, with
double header at $50. Games
will include + Battery VS.. C Bat
terry, and E Battery VS.. Headquar-
tiers Troop oath Cavalry.
Next week the batteries will
open a barrage on the volley ball
and bsdminton courts, with which
the drill floor is equipped. There
are eight courts.
Each battery will enter teams
in both these sports. Play will be
directed by the park recreation
department
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-05
Huskies Score
In Swim Meet

sEATTLE-The University of
Washington today tucked away
the northern division Pacific Coast
conference swimming champion
ship, won with 1911 triumph
over Oregon In a weekend six-way
meet. Washington State scored IA,
Oregon State z, Montana 6 and
Idaho 2.
Preliminaries forecast the
outcome, with w. 8. C.,
o. 8. c., and Montana quail
flying only n man apiece for
the finals.
No records were broken.
Swimming was the major
event of three-sided minor
sports carnival.
Washington won its 18th
straight northern division title In
fencing by defeating Oregon State
In the final rounds. Washington
state and Idaho were eliminated
In preliminaries.
Washington State and Wash
ington divided wrestling honors,
with so points each. o. s. c.
scored 10. and Idaho 8.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-05

But II he doesn't, then Amer
ica's glamour horse goes back to
the ranch for the life Of a country
squire, with nothing to do but loll
in green pastures and send sons
and daughters up to the races to
carry his name through the years.
No Verdict for Week
Those are the two roads that
run into the future for the Biscuit.
but today there was no actual word
as to which of the roads it would
be. Owner Charles Howard and
Trainer Tom Smith said they
wouldn't be able to announce a
verdict for at least a week.
Said Howard - "Seabiscuit
Is sounder today than he was
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-05
.Loggers Are Fifth
In Yosemite Event

YOSEMITE, Calif.-The Univer-
sity of California ran away with
the Yosemite intercollegiate ski
meet here yesterday, rolling up
1893 points TO Stanford's 374.73,
and the University Of Nevada's
STOPS.
Sacramento Junior college fin
ished fourth with 323.43 points and
College of Puget Sound fifth,
1881.
Bob Rocker of Nevada won the
ski jump with a leap of 140.2 in
the final event Of the day.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-05

Washington of Cheney this Mon
day night at 6 o'clock on the
Falkland naples.
The second contest will be
played tomorrow night at 1850
o'clock.
A victory for the Luthersns to-
night will put them one rung
nearer the ranking of centrals.
A defeat for p. L. C. would give
Cheney the title.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-05

Pointed for mske-or-break
effort 10 climb up beside Central
Washington for a share in the
Winko league title. Pacific Lu-
theran Gladistors will take their
first of two steps against Eastern
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-05
Luiherans Play Important Games at Home

Coach Cliff Olson last night
had Just about decided TO start
tall Omar stenesen, veteran star,
in Sigurdson's place. But there
still was a possibility of a last
minute change in plans. Harry
Lang, Earl Plat, Mary Harsh
man. "Fuzz" Willis and Marty
North figure TO see service, and
three or four others may break
into the lineup.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-05
Husky Rifles Victors

PULLMAN-The University of
Washington defeated Washington
State college in six-man shoul-
der-to-shoulder rifle team compe-
tition here Saturday. The score
was 2,198 to 2,192.
Lyman Cauvel, Washington
State, was high individual with
score of 277 out Of a possible
400
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-05

The Luther defense might
have n tough assignment In
stopping speedy Ed Reynolds,
frosh forward whose brilliant
play has been the "fuse" of
Cheney's attack since he
Joined the squad at mid-se-
mester. Bob Stoelt, rugged
fioorman, will be another
got to stop" man on the
Glad chart.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-05
Coast Training Camps
BOYEs HOT SPRINGS, Calf.

BOYES HOT SPRINGS, Calf.
San Francisco opened Its spring
training season with a 12-to-11
victory over Oakland here yes
terday In a game featured by the
fine pitching of Larry Quay and
Jack Bowen Of the Seals. Al
Steele, a Vallejo youngster. tied
up the game for the Seals with
ninth inning home run. Quay held
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-05
Manila Mogul
Wants Rinq Battle

MANILA-Jes Cortes, promoter
OF the Ceferino Garcia-Glen Lee
fight here last December, said to-
day he had offered an $4,000 pesos
(S40,000) guarantee to Garcia and
Henry Armstrong for a middle
weight title match here.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-05
BY JACK GUENTHER
United Press Racing Editor

ARCADIA, CaThe last line of the seabscuit can't be
written yetbecause old Mr. Bones just keep arong along
If he then running the $4,000
Added Gold Hollywood sunny July
keep right looking too for maybethere will be
meeting with Chaledon somewhere farther along.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-05
SANTA BARBARA, Calf

The yannigans were on top at
the Hollywood Stars camp to-
day. having slapped down a picked
team of regulars, 1916. in a prac-
tice game. Ragghisnta, kanagy.
Madrid and Wright pitched for the
regulars.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-05
SOUTH BEND

SOUTH BEND, Ind.-Milt Pie
pull. Notre Dame fullback and
football csptsin-elect, is a mem
Der OF the Irish gymnastic team.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1940-03-05

FVIsI1Eh IOlN, NdIIf'-I Ht TUT
land Beavers play the Philadel-
phia Athletics here tomorrow and
at Anaheim Wednesday. Manager
John Frederick said that not I'M
I'll nearly game time will he know
who will pitch tomorrow though
three veterans probably would
get the call.
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he Acorns runless ana nitess
or four innings while Bowen
duplicated the feat for two innings.
SAN DIEGO, Cah.-Stan-
ley Sperry, second baseman
bought from Atlanta. starred
for the San Diego Padres rs
they beat the Calexico All
Stars, 9-2, yesterday. In three
times up he got two triples
and put In four runs. Rockies
Jerry Soule and Del Oliver
each pitched three innings.
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Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-10
Notice o. Sale Of Land For
1899 County Taxes

Under the authority Of the laws Of North Carolina the I'M
ersiued tax collector Vance county will sell Tor taxes on
Nondav August ) 1910 being the first Monday OF SAID
month y, the court house door in Henderson, n c. beginning at
o'clock noOn such property listed below when mas not
been redeemed before that time. Following the list showing
in whose listed description OF property ana amount oe
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-10
Frank NJ. Dorsey,
Tax Collector Of Vance County.
DOMESTIC CORPORATIONS.

"A Central Laundry, l lot
Maple st. ..............'. III
q City Service Co.. | lot
Bulk Plant West Henderson 1871
so Henderson < Oxford Gas
Co. lot Gas Mains & Etc lo6.O3
81 Jones Furniture Co, | lot
West Henderson .........- 1911
ll2 Union ms & Realty Co.
. lots Booth ST. .......f 20
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-10
NUTBUSH TOWNSIIP-Mlnrn

1896 PaSchall. +. c.. ar.. 30.
1892 Taylor. j. H.. 255 acre 49,.
709G Walston, Mrs. Mary H..
2 lots, (baD. .....-...... ..-.
7099 Watkins. Mrs. Frank.
$50 acres ............ ..g.
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-10
MIDDLEBURG TOWNSHIP
WHITE

1899 Best. w. H.. homo place 49,
1874 Bragg. w. H.. II acre. g.
7349 BreedIove. +. NJ. ! acre '-
1860 Carroll. J. H.. 81 acre. .+
1861 Carroll. J. r.. Adm.
l44 acres 80. ............ o.
1865 Clark. O. NJ, heirs. 90 q. -.
1888 Dcdd. F. d.. lot ...... -
1893 Duke. G.. V. 70 acre .t
7406 Ellis. w. W. $50 acre. 3D..
r409 Finch. Mrs. Bessie lG -
74l4 Fleming. Mrs. Emma and
Mrs. Collins. y acres .... -
7415 Fleming. H. S. heirs.
1922 Fleming. r. L.. !" acre -
1924 Fleming. Mrs. r. r.. % a.
7484 Jones. r. B.. A. acre =.
1901 Mabry. c. B.. 80 acres.
Mill Tract ..-....-...... -
1910 MoscIcy. S. NJ. 105 acre o
1911 MuStian. Mrs. a. p.
Home Place ...........
1886 Pleasant. Mrs. S. S. heir.
AZ acres ........ ........ .I
1857 Rose, Mrs. c. A.. 80 a. '&
1867 SatterWhitc. r. G.. "3 q. u
1900 Stced. Mrs. Mary F. G5 a. j"
1921 Watkins. Mrs. F. NJ.
Home place .............. d"
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-10

WATKINS TOWN SHiP-COLORED'
5906 Peace, Thos heirs 46 a. 4.Ol
5Y1O Terry Austin heirs | a. 10y
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4G2I I2unE. Jes:. | loI, 49,,
Raleigh Road .........'.. ''o''
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-10

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800 a. land ............. Ok
Henderson daily dispatch. (Henderson, N.C.) 1914-1995, 1940-07-10
SANDY CREEK TOWNSHIP
WHITE

1922 Abbott, E. R.. l6 acres
1923 Abbott, R. NJ. 80 acres
1888 Adcock. J. B.. heirs. GO a. p
1899 Adcock. J. r.. 10 acres j
1910 Adcock. j. T., II II a.
1912 Ayscue. r. c.. 26 - Il. j..
1880 Bell. Mrs. I. c., % ID Il. :
8012 Clark. O. NJ. heirs, SO a.
806l Edwards, O. T., 10 acres J.
8063 Edwards. Roger. 2 acres
8l02 Faulkner. Mrs. Rosa. 30 a. J.
8ll6 Finch, G. H. II l-2 acres -
>l23 Finch. J. w, Ga acres !"
8l65 Grissom, V. T.. 80 acres j.
0l6G GriSsom, Mr.. and Mrs.
V. r., 26 $40 acres .... J.
/T1,f;o,,aI IN Da1n Thrppl
Evening star., 1940-05-01
APARTMENTS UNEuRNIshEp.

1882 18th ST. NV,
Apt. 4-Five rooms and bath, end floor
front and back porches. Heat and hot
water free: $50.