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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29
is RUBBER MATCH

Paired with Cobb and Ruth are
John Montague, whose golf prow-
'ess IS subject of many stories,
some almost beyond the realm OF
possibility, and Walter Hagen, still
one of the most colorful and COM
petent performers in the game.
The match is the deciding one OF
three. Cobb won the first one, 3
and 2. and then lost the second on
the nineteenth hole, l up. II didn't
hit tee shot that day." Cobb ex-
planned.
The stars are both lefthanded.
Both pack power and each is de-
termined to beat the other. Their
rivalry dates back to their base
ball days when Cobb was the
Tigers greatest hero and Babe
Ruth was making the headlines
for the Yankees.
You can see a swell golf match
and have a lot of fun by going to
Crosse lie this afternoon. Not only
that you can help out fine cause.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29

W h c h caught
m st of the
players midway
in the round.
every one of the
43 p IRIS that
S { a r ted COM
.pleted the Is
h oles. And.
there were no
no cards.
Eight pairs
scored in the
SOS, although
p art of the
way they were
forced to putt
on greens dot
ted with pools
of wafer
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29
How They Stand
AMERICAN LEAGUE

MONDAYS RESULTS
No games scheduled.
TODAY'S GAMES
DETROIT at New York.
Cleveland al Washington.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
ST. Louis at Boston.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29

night was warmer than Friday
night.
Time does make a difference.
When Ralph II. Young took over
as Michigan States athletic direc-
tor in 1924. he had staff Of
three working under him. The de-
partmcnt was one Of the coll
lege's smallest.
With the signing yesterday OF
Charles McCaffree as new swiml
ming coach, State nov has more
than 20 members attached 10 its
coaching and mems physical edu-
cation staff.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29
Probable Pitchers
TODAY
ANITRiCAN IIAGTE

DETROIT AZ New YORK (NEWHOUSER
Eb Donald
Cleveland az Washington tsmlfh vs.
lhcrD
So Louis at Boston CAuker vs. "
Harrlel.
Chicago a. Philadelphia Cross " Beck
man or g. Harrist.
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Nfw York az C.uCinnati carpenter Va
E4aaln
Bi1oAlyn aLSi--f-..e,4s- Hisi.e-ps-War
rekcl
Boston at Pittsburgh Gavery vs. sui
llyanl
Philadelphia a, Chicago tPearson,v VS.. Lev
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29
It's Official Now
Lions Release Stars of Team Which Brought CITY
National Pro Title Six Years Ago

Bill Edwards. genial new coach
OF the Detroit Lions. handed out
a communique for the press. 1t
wasn't important. lust a notice TO
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29
They Weren't Speaking for 3 Years

Yesterdays banter between the old feudists friendly
But always For three years during baseball
the pair did speak each other Finally they
John Roesink Detroit fan and close friend Of EACH
the peacemaker
Today Ruth and Cobb doing their bit for the United
Service Organizations which will receipts
between them Crosse He today will be match
third and final of series which Cobb
Ruth Boston earlier this year getting revenge
Long Island
Walter Hagen and John Montague complete
with the former baseball kings today.
Talking baseball Ruth revealed that he had seen but two
games this year.
The YaHks-beat- tAe-IHdiaH--
recalled.
suggested Yankees were in" 194l
pennant.
they're they ought to be shot" Ruth commented
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29
BRING BACK MEMORIES

But what ball coach
wouldn't wish these players were
at the peak and returning 10
brighten the days at Cranbrook.
What memories they bring back
to the football fans of Detroit!
They made history in the Ma
tional League and they trampled
over the opposition.
All but klewicki were with the
Lions when they came to Detroit
from Portsmouth They had a
mission. They were to revive pro
football in Detroit They were too
many in numbers but there was
not lacking in ability With Ernie
Caddel sweeping around end. pre-.
coded by the giant George Chris
=tenseH. with Clark presSnei
-sifctng OFT tackles with the game
gallant Frank Christensen leading
Continued on Page I4)
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231 pounds.

IL, up to 265" Ruth confessed Don't eat much
eitfcr Don't know how the old plies up-bu IT does
But I'm still swinging out there He took gander out at
Crosse Hes first tee)
But don't get the snap in the wrist like did in baseball
It's that snap in the wrist that cOunts-both golf and base
ball. That's how Ted Williams hits-the snap in the wrist
Boy he hit too But don't have to be big to hit ball
hard-gO ball baseball-ts that wrist action does
the business"
While the golf played by Cobb and Ruth may not mattel
that Of professionals the spectacle of basebas coloru
figures matching drives puts should attraction worf
seeing especially when the the match
goes 10 a charity as worthwhile the USO.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29
State Spelling League Customers?


played as part of a doubleheader
the following night. The only
hitch in the works was-Saturday
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29
TRY OUT COURSE

The two baseball heroes-turned-
golfers worked out at Crosse lie
yesterday afternoon. Ty got an
early start and was able to finish
18 holes before the rains set in.
Ruth was forced 10 call a halt TO
the days practice at the end OF
nine holes.
But nine holes are enough TO
sharpen me for the MATCH" the
Babe said after reporting a AZ
for the half round. "My putting
was little off. I have four
three-putt greens but / think I
have the feel of these green's
now so I'm ready for Ty."
The Babe played in a foursome
with William f. Alderman, pub
Usher of The Detroit Times. Bob
Murphy of the Times sports de-
partment and Lieut.. Commander
Lee Edwards of the United States
Navy. Alderman had the best card,
a 80 with a deuce.
Ruth missed his first tee shot
but because of the heat and one
thing and another was awarded a
inufiigan and hit that one very
good.
Ty Cobb said he used two or
three balls around the course and
it would be impossible to give an
accurate score. 1t was in the neigh
borhood Of 81, according to the
caddie. He played with Joe Lessel,
Bill Monahan and Fred Wirth.
Both Ruth and Cobb called the
course one of the finest in the
country. Fair but testing" is the
way thew rated il.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29

practice at Cranbrook. He'll have
group of 80 players. some of tne
best from the college ranks and
some veterans from last years
la.y,
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29
BY GEORGE MAsKIN

Jottings from around Michigan:
It's quite possible some of the
bosses of member teams in the
State Baseball League
are spelling" their patrons.
In a bid to jack up attendances.
the circuit has gone in for a
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29
Doesn't Get Snap, Like in Baseball

"Whas the matter with Cleveand:' the home king
asked
Just haven't got il. guess" the
While big enough be confused three fellows
faceousy suggested by Cobb the broadhouldeed Ruth still
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Oalpes behlnd Ieader.
MONDAYS RESULTS
No games scheduled.
TODAY'S GAMES
Philadelphia at Chicago.
Boston at Pittsburgh.
New York at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn al ST. Louis
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29

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Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29
Baseball Heroes
To Play Rubber
Match Of Set
BY EDGAR HAYES

Ty Cobb is certain he's going
to defeat the famous Bambino,
Babe Ruth, in their final match at
Crosse lie this afternoon starting
at O'Clock. Ruth is just as sure
his long game will wear down the
famous Tiger outfielder.
The match is open tt the public
and the admission is Si.00.
Crosse lie may be reached by
going out West Fort or West JEFF
ferson to Trenton and crossing the
county bridge. There is no toll on
the county bridge.
All the receipts from today's
match will 60 TO the United Serv-
ice Organizations which is provid-
ing recreational facilities for men
at the training camps.
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29

the former Tiger star.
Forty Cobb replied.
over your head heb >" Ruth rihed back
Detroit evening times. (Detroit, Mich) 1921-1958, 1941-07-29

night was warmer than Friday
might
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-12

9as iino sic Musiidten, sic BOT
uns iteben, tuenn njdt nod IN letter
Stunoe ser niidterne, Ser sldubige
Cell Ser Wenldbeit aus ieiner CT
idlaifung ertpaht.
8ir Iino nod nidt 5lt @noe. Sn
6ieiem 2rieee Weroen iid ote orga-
niiierten Naifen ibrer Strait betuubt
mer6en. Ser IMPERIAL. arieg miro UNI
idlaeen in oen io5ialen. Ser otbeilt.
8oli6etpismus uno sic nit ibm ius
nerlid berbnnoenen antifir6liden
Nddte peroen SEN Sies Oapontrasen,
einen Sieg freilid), Ser niennals Die
8eireiuns Ser beriflaoten Maiien sur
6olse baben miro. 9as lit 10 iider,
tuie es loeiid notluenois lit, oob aus
bem Antisott altd ser antimenld
miro ,mo haB nit bem Stur5e ser
8erionlibteit @ottes aud Der Sturs
aller Herionlidteit auf bieier grse
berbl.noen lit.
@ir itellen niibtern 6ieie 9atiaden
beraus, bie bereits int enangelium
propbeseit tuorben iinb.- 9as Surdt-
barite, tuas sic beilieen Sdriften an
oeuten lit 1T cine sefabrlide @abe
seriidt.
@ibt es nod Elm Salt? @ottes S0b-
ne tuiiien nur bieies, oaB iie unter
alien ltmItanoen ausbalten in srober
9reue. Sic ,pilien nur oieies, baB
-ite faaspfea lniiiien Bis 5uu lestea
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F0RNI'S ALpENKRAUTER

1T clue aussesetd'nete g.assntdttstett aure.
seube WeotStn, bic ieit iiber 5 e,euerattunew
betauut mno i'm 8ebraudl tit. Sie TT aus
1s seriaieesusn meeisiniid,sn @arsetm.
&rdutern mmb Fitan6eu berseiteat. Mtpen.
frduter lit cine nuriisltd,e Weotstu. 60
sutrft letd,t nne mtloe ant D.aseu nab Gta.
sctuetoe anb biitt 10 Der Natur, ibre reaet-
nsdRtse gerbaannss. unb Mnsidetbuuss.
fnasttonem aus5utabren. Mlpenfrduter bot
etne arHublidje pierfad,e Wtrfuns; es tttft
Der Sdttstett bes Maaeus; rteuliert bem
Smblaans; nermebrt bic Musidethuna ourdt
bic Ntercn; btlit nnb beid,lemntat 8ers
baunna. @enn Sbre seid,merbeu auf febter.
bate &ereannma nnb Ausidleionna Sura6.
Snfdbren iinb, icten Sic nit,t eutmutiat tucif
anbere Mebi5tnen nttbt sebutfcu babsn.
Ganfen Ste nod Ieute eine sslaIdle Aipea.
frdater nnb fberjensen sic I'D, iettit oow
bea %or5tisen.
. Sornt's SetfsDet einimeut -. Gin anti
fepttidles fhmeriftiGenbes Wtittel iett Aees
SO Sabren int @ebraud,. ShneMe 9tuoe.
ruas Bel rheumatild,em nnb nenrafstitte1
Sdmeriea, mustuibien &Idenid,mersem, ftet.
feu pber id,merSenben Wusfeiu, WerStaa.
hnnsea, stuRtnunben pber 8errentuaseu.
tmdenSen pber brennenben SaFen. 2inoerae.
Barmeab. Spariam.
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Der areke fommem1e Aampf nm bic sselt1errldaft

beltebeu ooer oem Nadpuds bon 8e.
negaten. p.
Tim ein @eltreih miro gerllngen
iperoen, aber es tpirb oas @eltreid
iroiiber Nadt nno Serrlibteit iein.
Da bieIes @eltrei6 natlrnotlpenois
I'M @eseniat 5um Heide gbrilti ftebt,
miro ser 9riea ser 3rfnaft nit ser
s1eiden Nottuenoisfeit aaes, mas at
oas &ei dGbrilti erinnert, als @eener
betradten. suf beioen Seiten miro
man iih beniiben, oas @etpiien ser
@elt 5um ShIueisen su brinsen ooer
tpenigltens 5u iiberboren, oas int gbri-
itentltm nno in ser Stride ipridt. an=
tigottleute iperoen biiben unS oriiben
seseneinanoer itreiten, nno ibr 8erf
miro oie Sernidt,tng elmer 3ultur
iein.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-12

gen. 3ablreide tiirtiide Eruppeu
'uurSen au sic bulsariiAe @ren5e be.
oroert un0 Sic 9ar6aneaeu liuo fiir
ieoen Serfebr seldloiieu.
8eiterbiu miro in,1uer nod ole
VfoglIdteit eiues Srieoensldlulies
5tpilden @riedenlano ,mo sstolieu
belpro6en.
sta6 Ben lebteu 6iplonnatildeu @nt.
'pidlnnsen ideiut audi Suaollatuieu
nIdts iibrig gu bleiben, als notae-
orunsen Sic Bolitif 8ulaoriens at
befolgen nno lid 1nter oem Sduk
oeutl@er Srmppen itellen" 3lt miilieu:
Das legt 6ie 8ermutl,na nabe, oak sic
beloen Climber ols @inmaridaebiete
oienen, faas @riedenlauo lid uidt
oen adienlnddten an5uidIieBeu ae-
neiat 5eist. 0ieie militarildeu 8or.
bere'tlnsen ideinen 0arauf bin5uoeu-
ten, oaB binnen fur5em bon ser ei-
nen ooer anoern Seite cine Oifeultbe
in ausiidt itebt. ~ .
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gilt oas Bort: ssn eurer @e6ulo tper.
bet Sbr Cure Seelen gelpinnen.

Ser Gi1nsorib oeutlder 9rnppen
in 8ulgarien bat am Salnstaa per>
sangener @ode ieinen Mnfang &C.
nolnnlen. Oeutl lderIeits lpltree sic
neue 8ewegung nit ser fur5en @it-
telling befanntgegeben, oas 8erseben
lei ais ~Sdne sesen britiide MaB=
nabnten in Siio europa nottuenoig
getuoroen' nno ,,5llm Sdut bulea=
rider Sntereiien''. Sn iebr 5lueioel,-
tiger nno 1tl,perltiinblider 5orm bat
Solpietrltblano oagesen preteitiert.
Der Broteit ridtete iid nidt, >uie
man bate annebmen f0nnen, gegen
De''tIdlans, fcnoern seeen 8ulsa-
rien, Sas Sen ginmarid seltottete.
Danit bat Stain mieoerum leiue
l(n1pilligfeit einer Seilnabme am
2ries uno ieine Sl1rdt Dor Sitter be-
luielen eeer aber CT er,partet, iuieoer
obne Sdwertltreih eiu 9tiid bon
8ulgarien su erbalten.
9ie amlpeienbeit oes britilden
2riegsietretdrs goen in ser tiirfilden
Sauptitaot bat gu ser anlidt aefiibrt,
sab oie Siirfei nidt eepillt lit, iid
unter oen Sdus oeutIder Eruppeu su
itellen. Die Siirfei mid lid neutral
balteu ~,tud ibre- Neutralitat. pertei6i.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-12

atemsnse sesen sie Wadte, sic @ott,
II. Die airde perfolsen. Sic iuiiien nur
oieIes: gs sibt nur cine Srout, ste
5ront oerer, oie iiir sic etpisen Berte
eintreten unb sic Sront berer, Die oie.
ien etuisen Berten 9ab seidmoren
baben. -
Gin rieien6aites @eideben 5iebt om
Siiitereu Sim,nel auf. apofalpptiide
@eltalten iagen onrb bie Siifte. Die
srobe iataniibe Sauid,ng miro in
etnen &auid ser Gernibtlug iiber
sic eroe seben @ottes S0bne aber
luiiien, bab EMIT ibr &0nis auf oen
Bolfen bes @inmels erlbeinen tpiro.
ltno tuenn Sic Bola,1nen ser @r5engel
ourd oas ltniperium br0bnen, oann
miro 6ie groBe beilise Niidternbeit
aitf bieie @roe 3uriidfebren. Damn
fonmt bas 8eltgeridt ,mo ser tri.
,tml,mpbierenbe @briitls. 8is oabin
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Nebmem Sic feiue nnu6tisew G6aus
cen nit Sbrer 8eiunbheit. 4raufbeit
brinat Npt nab SerseH, fdbWadlt Sbre
2ebensfraft nnb berambt Sic Sbrer
&ebensfr.mbe. Sci eintretenber 2raut.
belt, tueun Sic eiue S9amsfrau Vu6,
tuirS pielteid,t Sbre 5amtlie peruadt.
Iaiiist; tuemn Sic ein Arbeiter fab,
mag i'd SIR Gtnfpmuen perrinserm
nna Sic nnb Sbre sanse Samilie let.
ben. 8iete 2eiben tuie 5. y. setp5tu.
IiMe Grfdluusen, Werpoftdt, Bet.
bamunaSit5runsen, Observation-Disclosures.
sen, Sdiaf= nnb Mppetttlp6sfeit Fab
pftmalS auf feblerbafte 8erbauuuS
unb funtttonale 5artleibtsfeit sarRd.
5nfiilren.
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6lug5ellg Oes Wiiiionars (Vtipa),
ipelder re9elnlabie Die tpeit entle.
genen Miiiionsoiltrifte belubt. Die
Sdter Ser Gelealdaft bes @ott.
liden Bortes bearbeiteu bicles Mil.
lionsfelo, lpeldes - in Nieoer.
linoilh Sltinoien - moslihermei.
le in oen 9ereid oes fernoitli1en
Trleaes gesogen iuereen mag.
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9en miloen, als Menl6enfreI-
fern befannten @inseborenen Nep
@uineas erIdeinen 2uftfabr6euge
als frieoiide 8eiuder. 9ielen &in.
bern ser @ilonis lit oas 8omben-
flue5eug nod nidt als ser ,,Sdref<
fen Der 2iifte" befannt. - ltuier
8ilo 5eigt I'M Siutergruno bas
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-12

gtetten 5arben geibilbert. Der 2eier
mag ielbit urteilen, in ipietueit bas
Bile bonn eesentpartieen eroBen
aaaspf INN oie @eltberridait setrof-
fen uno mas nod gu ertparten lit.
Der femnenoe aries miro ni6t
elm Rries sDiiden @roBma6t ,tno
GroB,naht iein ionoern 5tpilden
@ruppen bon @roBnd6ten. gs miro
baria nidt geben Inn oie Serrlhaft
iiber oieie ODER iene Brobins, oieies
oaer ienes 2ano, bieien ooer jenen
erstetl, es miro eeben INN sic Serr-
fdaft Der seelt. @s miro elm 3riea
ietn, tpie man i'm in 0ieiem ausmaBe
noh nidt erlebt bat. Gum eriten
Wale tuiro oieler arieg SEN gatnen
eines totalen 3rieges ba6en, 8. b., es
iuire in ibm eine Sotalnobilmaduna
Der Rationen eeben. Die &riegsteil-
nebmer peroen in ser SSront nah mie
oor Soloaten Iein, aber es miro fei-
men beadtli6en Sell ser 3ipilbepolfe=
rung geben, ser ni6t a,ld int furdt=
barIten Sinne oes @ortes, banoelnb
uue leioeue, am &riege teilnimmt. gs
toiro ein &ries iein gu 8aiier uno 5u
2anoe uno erltmals inn groBten MaB=
ftab a,th iu Der 2uft. @S miro ein
Rrieg iein nit te6nilden Witteln,
tuie man lie bisber nidt gefaunt bat,
uuo eiue Generation miro i'm fiibren,
Der oie foltbariten 0ellfnaler ser
8ergansenbeit 5unadit nidts anoereS
feiu meroen als &riegs- l,no an=
griffsobieft. gtie baben in ser Ser
aanaenbeit 8arbaren Iold)e Sernid)-
t,1ng pollfiibrt, mie bas noh Sen nene-
ftei greisniiien in CHINA fir Sic 3u=
funft angenommen tperoen ml1B.
:Dieier Srieg miro unter ben Sab
neu bon Soeeu ausgeiodten tperoen.
gs :tperoen sic Soeen Der 0emotratie
,tne oes Jog. Saldismus oie S6lae-
tuerte liefern, nit benen man gan5e
8Slfer fdlsiniert, berauibt, 5ur au=
eerItea 2eioeni6aft treiben miro. llu
oieie ne,ten Sbla9merte tief ins Ser5
su prGsen, miro man iie NIT elmer
art @lauben ,tn6 slaubigem Janatis>
nus perbinoen. 9as aber miro aar
Iolae baben, oab ser &ries in gu
funft NIT einer uuerb0rten @raulam-
feit seiiibrt merben miro. es miro
bic @raulamfeit ser Nelisionsfriese
ieia, Die su aaen 3eiten 5u ben
f,,rdt6ariten ausidreitunsen sefiibrt
ba6en.
uno sic tieiere llriade, warum Die
ser aries fommen mub? sic l1est
uidt iu ser aufsebauften Wnnltion,
iie liest in oen ner5weiielten Yfen>
iden. g8ir fno idon 10 tpett, oaB oas
2ebeu 1elber tpeuis seadtet miro. Was
lit aud Der Nenid nidt inert, Dem
uou sic @elte ieiner 8erionlibte1t
aeraubt bat? Belden 8ans fonnen
ipir eiuer sSaseno nod auipreden, Die
areseuteils bereit mar, ibre 5reibett
fiir eiu 2inienseridt 5u perfaufen?
Gin @eIdledt lit beranseretft, oas
bort ben ioealen 8erten bes ebriItens
un,s nidts mebr tueiB. 60 miro es
suriidftnfen in bas finiterite Setoens
tum, une bas Wenl6enmaterial BET
Mrmeen miro 6as sleibe ieiu, tuie es
;roonA GIN 6id;nnisz z6hn1ts D6er Elm
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Vie cine Medizin
Leidenden Wahre
Linderung brinst

. 5nattisualer 6arttei6isfeit;
. NerUpfitat nn6 3ppfidmerstn
. Berbama NJ Sft5rnnsen nnb WtasewA
\ beritimmaWsen
. Shlaf. mne Appetitioiieteit
WeaR 6ieie 8eihtuerben auf fe6ters
bafte Herbaanas mmb Ansiheisaaa
snrRdsniabren FnS.
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&eit.Det 2twtnseat fkr $2!OO
psrtsfret.
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8ebRts<M.
DR.. PETER FAHRkEY & SONS CO.
250I Washiagsoa Blvd.
Chicago, iit. Dept. ols-1sM
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1941-03-12

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Sbrer 9dbe befnmraen fbnnen, madlea Ste
bsa bteiem 8mpSu Gebrauds:
Evening star., 1941-02-09

FRANCIS SCOTT KEY APT. HOTEL. eOth
room, kit dinette pvt bath: | or Q per-
sons. day. 81: week SIS: month S65.
Frigidaire: full service: nicely furnished
Evening star., 1941-02-09
APARTMENT HOUSES FOR SALE.

SMALL LUXURY APT. HOUSE
West OF 10th ST. and Near Harvard St;
apis. OF rooms and ? baths each
Maids room in basement for each apt.
Also a garage Condition perfect. Con-
Yenlent 10 car and bus line.
The original mortgage Of $50 600 has
been reduced TO about So OOO-the as
SCISSORS valuation IS S66.4I5-the askins
price is $4,000. group of high-class
people ought 10 buy this for their own
home. We forgot TO mention the solarium
with each unit
1-1n 81 NV Ma 1TEf
Evening star., 1941-02-09

1905 GEORGIA AVE W-Nicely furn
front rm for gentlemen. Pvt, home. Near
Evening star., 1941-02-09
FLATS FOR RENT.

1334 IRVING ST NV 2-APT FLAT
upper fiat, unfurn.; Il T. b.; oil heat: mod
kit, bath. garage; S65 50. Ma. 1924.
4-1OlS 18th PL. NE
Living room bedroom kitchen bath
and screened porch; S32 so
HARRY A. KITE,
1910 Vermont Ave Ma 4S46
1889 NORTH CAPITOL ST.
Rooms. Kitchen. Bath, Porch. $3.50.
GOSS REALTY CO..
1896 Eve ST NV Ma 1853
Evening star., 1941-02-09

CONVENIENT NAVY YARD. 559l2 18th
St. s.e.-4 rms. bath front and back
porches. S32 30 month. Call AT. 7s4O.
1921 32nd ST, MT RAINIER, Md
large rms, kit. semi-pvt bath; pvt.
trance, and gar: gas. cleo. water furn.;
conY. buses and stores: avail. Feb. l5; $40
mo Call Hobart 46GG
Evening star., 1941-02-09
ROOM AND BOARD SERVICES.

FREE SERVICE-SAVE TIME.
Guest Homes Associated at
Washington Room Exchange,
with 800 Well-located homes, offer
single, double and group rooms,
some with running water, pri-
vate bath with and without
board. A director with car shows
available space free to potential
guests. Phone Columbia $3.50.
Evening star., 1941-02-09
ROOMS WITH BOARD WANTED.

BY SETTLED MAN AND SON 90 years, in
Catholic family, near St. Gabriers Church:
state ell particulars, especially kind of
heat and temperature Of rooms. Box
Evening star., 1941-02-09
APARTMENTS SUBURBAN.

ENTIRE 2nd FL. PRIVATE HOME. NEAR
!ranSp. stores; school; > min. to Wash.
ONE ROOM. KEITcHENEITE,, sEM1-,fvT.
Arlington. iri n Va. chestnTt 4oli' i''O" O'
9eSt 6a5h: couple. S af6 N, FNnRf'sE. banisI St,
ALEXANDRIA, VA-FURNIsHED APT, .
rms; kitchen, bath: all domestics incl; no
children; rent. $3.50 mo. Alexandria
COTTAGE CITY, No. : BarneyLL3 LGE.
S35 Warfie!d 4j08
3Sl: 32nd ST. MT. RAINIER-UNFURN
apis, $40; available March /; md, floor,
oil Fea short bck 70 bus 5afh ne ana adults eh
Warfleld 0956 until > pm.
53om k+t9hsn a8al bath; oli heat 1oc zone,
RIVE7DALE-3 ATTRACT. RMS: REFG.
oil teat, ch.w.; somi-pvt bath; furn,; S3s;
adults. HyattsvIlle 56.G
BETHESDA ENTIRE FL. PVT. HOME, 8
rms: KIT bath: h., gas, elec.. auto. refg.
6l3@, ''' 'e-e'-'O W.
ARLINGTON RMS, BATH. PORCH: Ist
4 z p; Bldg; near Colonial village; S62, so.
SRdMR5RS 6ad 6Tf5rd 500 TALtMAN oafoTd 3559 Wilson
TWO LINK. ROOMS. sEMI-BATH, SEC
ono floor; adults only, sl6 n Cleveland
St. Arlington. CHI. 1856
3-RM; H.K APT, PVT BATH, UNFUR-
nlIsheo: private entrance; in bus. sec of Old
Clarendon; oil heat; hot water, elec. refg.
and cleo: adults only. CH. 6916
500 JEFFERSON AVE, EAST RIVERDALE
. rms, kitchenette. bath. Electrolux, oil
burner; private entrance. Available Feb. 25
VERY DESIRABLE 4-RM APT, PVT. EN-
trance and bath; heat, hot water furn.;
garage; y so. BUS, adults only; S55 mo.
10 S Oak St, w. Falls Church, Va.
6929 N FAIRFAX DR. ROOMS. KIT,
bath apt: recently redecorated: bus
linc: oil heat; reasonable. Falls Church
2245.
A.RLINGToN-MoDERN 2-RooM APT.
adults I325 North Utah St
rs MAIN ST, LAUREL, MD.-APTS., 5
new, / and :! bedrms living rm.. dnette
kitchen. bath; open. Georgia 1924.
TWO ROOMS, KITCHEN AND BATH:
Phone Marlboro l35-F-.l 81
500 N. IRVING ST, ARLINGTON. VA
Unfurn. apt. :! rms, dnette, kitchenette
and bath. screened porch.
ARLINGTON. VA-NEW BLDG ) r., b.
27th. Chestnut 1914 -
ARLINGTON-sPACIo DUPLEX. TWO
bedrms., bath, liV. rm., kit, refg.. $50,
h.-w.h. included; adults. q ca. zoo
tween Lyon Park and Clarendon. -Arl.. Va.
1922 N. Washington blvd. Oh. 1896.
HYATTSVILLE.
3 rooms. tiled bath, ami; heat, ch.w.,
refrigerator; block to bus, streetGar or
shopping; available Feb. Is Call Hystts.
Taylor ave, Riverdale, Md.
Boulevard Apartments,
s WASHINGTON and Green SITS. Alex