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The Phoenix index., 1941-05-24
Coach Arthur /. MiIIer's Links
Wizards Continue Dominance

Tyre, was medalist with q 81 fol
18 holes. The latter had 96.
Miss Mildred Glenn of Fort
Valley was third, shooting 104, and
Miss Dorthy Parks 122 ranked
fourth Coach and Mrs, William
O'Shields we're in charge of the
invading Fort Valley State girls.
Comprising their squad were Mil
dred Glenn, Dorothy Glenn, Matte
Drake and Ida Adams. William
Malone and Eugene Bowman were
the male shots.
Sarah McFarlin and Leona Iyey
we're other members of the Morris
Brown team.
Warehouses; full golf outfit wa9
Willie Owens, Henry Cab Wilson
Paul Hyde, William Westley and
Leon Elam. The other Morris
Brown golfers were Mitchell, Clar-
ence (Snake) Jackson, Jesse Tur-
ner, Arthur Coles and Phillip (Red)
Smith.
The Phoenix index., 1941-05-24
Anthony Jones Wins Two
Bouts At Chanute Field

Barnes. 2 $50 pound lad from the
Danvi11e CCC camp. whom Jones
had previously beaten twice. An
thony fought cautious fight
against him. but 1ashed out with
rights and 1efts III the second and
third rounds to pile UP a decisive
point advantage. 1t was in the
third round of this fight that Jones
caught his only stiff punch of the
event. Barnes hit him coming IN
with stiff right which spun the
former Champaign boy, but Jones
was back throwing leather himself
before Barnes could take advant-
age Of the opening.
IN his second bout Jones faced
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Ev EIrL GEUMLEY

CHANUTE FIELD, May 9-Mak-
ing his first start under the mana
gership OF Uncle Sam and likewise
fighting in this part of the state
for the first time i'll nearly two
years, Anthony Jones, pounded out
three-round decisions over two
middle-weightS here Thursday
night to give the 99th Pursuit
Squadron to edge over Dan
vile boxing team.
The international golden gloves
champion, who was undeteated
through ten months Of profession
Il campaigning before enl-sEln
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ETHIOPIAN CLOWNS GRAB
SEVEN WINS IN EIGHT
STARTS PAST WEEK

The nationally famous Ethio-
plan Clowns, Miami's dusky Co
medians of the diamond, captur-
ed 7 out of 8 games, during the
past week, being defeated only
by the strong New York Mohawk
Giants, their transforming op-
ponent, by an 8 to 5 score.
At Charlotte, N. C. the Ethio-
plans kept their Queen City rec
prd intact at Clark Griffith Sta
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dunn, by nosing out the Brown
Hornets in well-played encoun-
ter, 8 to 1. The Clowr are un-
beaten in five years of Charlotte
competition. A record crowd Of
$500 witnessed the action and
stunts dishcd out by the famed
visitors. The game was scoreless
for seven Innings before the
Iithiopians pushed over the win
ming tallies IN the eight, -- - ---
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JIMMIE MCDANIEL, xAvIER'S Alta TENNIS
KING, ION SPOT EVERYWHERE THIS Year
National Tennis Champion Facing
Many 0rdeals During | 941 Season
Ry J. d. McGHEE

ORANGEBURG, S. c. (SNS
The 1871 intercollegiate pre-
lirninaries played at TuSkegee ana
at Howard University started the
American Tennis Association Jubi-
lee year program which will be
climaxed with the 25th Anniversary
Celebration a. the National Cham
pionShips to be held at Tuskegee
August 1924.
Many major tournaments Of the
American Tennis Association,
earlier than IL previous years, re-
ceived sanction from the sanction
committee and are making plans
for the keen competition and CRU
e1ling grind that looms for the 1910
ranking players recently rated and
announced.
Jimmie Mcdaniel, Sensational
National Singles Champion and
Xavier University is in a hot spot
and has already found the competi-
ton keener in his preliminary bat
ties against the TuSkegee aces,
mis-. McDanielS had to play five
Clifford Russell and Howard Min
sets in the finals at Xavier Uni
versity to overcome the two set
lead by Minnis
At Tllskegee he met Minnis in
the semifinals and Russell in finals
which battles, while not serious
from the standpoint Of sets lost,
nevertheless were hard fought and
strenuous
In an indoor exhibition match
at st. Louis during the winter
Jimmie" lost to bis famous doubles
partner Richard Cohen, who will
be among those present at the
major tournaments on the summer
American Tennis Association
schedule.
A new intercollegiate star ap-
pears on the horizon, according to
the report from the C1AA cham
pionships held last week at Howard
This new CIAA champion, Maurice
Jackson. will met McDanlels III
the INTERCOLLEGIATE Championship
battle of one of the major events
of the Silver jubilee National
Championships of the American
Tennis Association to be held at
Tuskegee August 1924.
These collegiate stars and many
others will be seen in the major
tournaments, sanctioned by the
American Tennis Association, This
first announcement by James T.
Taylor. Durham. North Carolina
Chairman of the Sanction Commit
tee show sanction of the following
schedule: Apri, "a, Prairie View
State College (closeO Prairie
, View Texas; May 80. Southern
intercollegiate Tennis Association
Tuskegee, Alabama; June 1921,
Prairie View State College (Sec-
tionaD Prairie View, Texas; June
Is to %, North Carolina State
Open, Charlotte, North Carolina;
July 4 to 6, New England Open,
Providence, r. I. (tentative) July
to II, South Carolina State Open.
Orangeburg. South Carolina; July
% to 26, Penn. Tennis Association
Open, Philadelphia, Penn; July
% to August 2, Mall Tennis Club
Open, Washington d c.; July
28 to August 3, New Jersey Tennis
Association Inc. Eastern Open,
Scotch Plain, N J. ; August 3 to
9, Prairie Tennis Club. Open State
Chicago, Ill; Aug 4 to 10. New
York Tennis Association. Open
State New York, N. Y: August
1916. Georgia Tennis Association
Open, Atlanta, Ga.
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EAGLES LOSE 10-7
BEFORE SOLDIERS

Dave Banhill hurled for the
Cubans. allowing II hits and fan
ming nine. Banhill contributed
triple and a double. Horacio Mar
tinez led the batting with three
hits.
Mayor E,llenstein threw out the
first ball which was presented to
him by 1t Col Davis, who was
in command of the GRIND Infantry
from Fort Dix. guest of the Eagles
management.
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Pete Derrickelson. Danville golden
glover, and had little trouble. An
thony punched him with rights and
lefts in the first round until both
fell through the ropes onto the
apron Of the ring and again III
the third Anthony blasted him
through the ropes. Then too Der
rickelson was in bad shape twice
in the second frame, but On none
OF these opportunities could jones
put over a finishing blow.
FIGHTERS WELL MATCHED
The card, Chanutes' first all
colored program of the season, was
one of the best seen here. All OF
the boys with the possible eXcep'
tion of those in the second bout.
we're well matched. In this second
FIGHT. Bill Parsons, Danville 13o
pound golden glove champion. was
much stronger than the inexperl-
enced John Harrison of Chanute.
Parsons long 1efts and rights end
ed the bout III the 1lISI roIuld OIL
technical knockout.
In most Of the bouts. the Dan
vile boys insisted on taking the OF
fense. and it was IS counter
punchers that the Chanute lads
showed best. Probably the best ex-
ample of this was James Hardy,
125-pounder, who seldom shot first.
vet piled up a wide margin over
Clarence Truman by taking ad-
vantage of his mistakes.
A ninth bout on the program was
an exhibition between Alonzo Har-
rison of Chanute and Wilson Reed
Danville. They stood toe~to-toe and
siugged for two POUNDS. Mo DO
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WorkmanLike But
Not Spectacular;
Bio Attraction

was hardly SO spectacular as the
packed gym of 1000 would have lik-
ed. However in the six rounds he
was in the ring, he did veEv
wcrkmanlike Job Of winning every
cne.
KEATS EUGENE BARNES
Ills figst opponent was Eugene
The Phoenix index., 1941-05-24

NEW YORK-(ANP)-FRANK
FORBES has it all figured out that
NEGRO BASEBALL CLUBS ap-
pearing in Yankee stadium this
season will play to more than 125,-
600 fans . The opener saw TO-
OC0 white and colored fans enjoy
ing a great treat Eve refer to
Satch" Paiges pitching), only one
fight n1arfed tie proceeding, and
Mayor LaGuardia appeared no lit
tie interested in the fist sli-lging
81. Little Flower" can throw q
wicked punch upon Justitlable
provocstion himself yer know.
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iNCWtlk k EdSiC' INV WV w"
Two base hits-Heredia. Ban
hill; Three base hits-Combre, Var@
gas. Banhill. Home runs Mat
thews. Pearson and Irwin Struck
cut-By Banhill 9. Day 4. Manning
9 Rasea on halls-Off nay 6. Man
nln0 q
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LEROY EVANS, Buffalo heavy
weight whom Our own Gordon
Croques took westward sometime
ago, has blossomed out under
Crouues to become one Of the most
dangerous fighters in the business
read our next weeks column
on GORDON CROQUES and LE-
ROY EVANS adios amigos.
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cislo1l was given.
FIGHT NOTES

Sitting up there rows Oh the
north side of the ring, all smiles.
was Irving Jones, Antlony's dad.
He has seldom missed any of his
sons fights, when he was battling
i'll this part Of the country Jones
likewise had a large cheering dele
CATION from his old neigllborhCod
IN Champaign on hand.
There will be boxing cards every
two weeks nearly the year around
here at Chanute according to pres
ent plans. Thursdays program was
to be conducted outdoors to open
the spring season, but the sudden
drop in temperature that afternoon
rushed it back into the old gym.
Boxing has very important part
in the recreation program for the
1900 men stationed mere, and
fighters from Danville, Blooming
ton and Peoria are anxious to come
in for fights.
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Quite few Champaign
tJrbana men came ZIP for the
card. Among those spotted in
the civilians section were J.
T.. McGinty, Lou King, Morris
HecIyer. Doctor J o. Smith,
Homa Kimbrell, Jack Har-
bough. Paul Tangora and Leal
Nelson, the Urban eager.
The boys referred to above as
CCC bows were from Camp Yer
milion-not Camp Danville. The
entire card was colCred and with
the group from Danville went:
Captain George Markell, Lieutenant
Donat. The company physician:
Mr Smith, Mr. Harris, and MI
Drain all teachers at Camp Ver-
million and Misses Lillian Kenner
and Agnes Jackson, prospective
teachers at CCC-Vermilion.
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BEATING THE Gun
By Al Moses [ANPl

the Oakland Tribune known as
"COHN- ING TOWER (darn clever
eh wot }, writes a fortnight ago
of a Negro phenom named Earl
TURNER, as follows: "One year
ago Earl Turner was the fastest
sprinter and best broad jumper at
Richmond High school. He's sec
ond Jesse owens, the prep hacks
raved. Young Turner was not inn
pressed. He wanted to be Sec
end Henry Armstrong. I figgered
out, said the Negro phenom, that
an athlete can make more money
with his hands than his feet.
$50 Turner threw away his
spikes, put on his gloves and went
to work. Since turning profession
al last September, Turner has had
10 fights and lost but two of them
both to Joe Ybarra, the lad
who lost close decision to Jackie
Wilson, finest Negro lightweight
to show on the Pacific Coast since
the halcyon days of Baby Joe Cans.
CP. S. TURNER kAYOED YBAR-
PA IN SEVEN ROUNDS. AND
SHAPES UP AS A TROUBLE
MAKER FOR NEW YORK'S RAY
ROBINSON AND PHILADEL-
PHIA'S BOB MONTGOMERY"
The Phoenix index., 1941-05-24

JOE BOSTIC, with his clear and
colorful manner of announcing ball
games, prizefights, basketball tits,
ballroom contests, ct al has
become a radio fixture in Harlem's
affairs We'd like to see this
Morgan college grad OH big COM
mercial he's as good as the
best to our way of thinking.
The Phoenix index., 1941-05-24

DAN Amsterdam News) BUR-
LEY hops Oh the playing field like
a youngster of 16 with his ever
ready camera doing a Billy Rowe"
One reason why Dan stays
yards ahead of his nearest COM
petitor might be attributed to the
fact that he makes newspaper re-
porting a 24-hour job-which is all
according to "Hoyle" as the lads of
the fourth estate would say.
ART COHEN, who writes
clever West Coast sports column in
Henderson daily dispatch., 1941-02-21

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Evening star., 1941-06-22
GARDEN CONSTRUCTION,

Outdoor f1replaces, miniature wells. lily
pools, rock gardens, hagStone walks, ter
races, dry walls, drveways, tennis courts.
fences. hedges, everblooming rose, shrub,
annual and perennial beds, foundation
lawn and specimen paintings; sacrifice tall
evergreens for screen. beaches, bird baths,
sun dialS. weather, vanes. grading, spray
ing, manureS, pruning. Maryland bluegrass
sod. Suggestion and estimates are free.
Lincoln 1925.
PETUNIAS, marigold. sweet alyssum. orange
cosmos, zinnia, cockscomb, blackeyed Susan,
webster. 1903 Tea st. Sc. Anacostia, D. c.
FRESH LOAD PETUNIAS; geraniums, lOc
and 15c: snapdragonS and Zinnias, 40c
Ashton Nursery. 6510 Ga. ave.
LATE TOMATO PLANTS, any quantity.
Charles A.. Burgdorf, Rollins ave. Seat
Pleasant, Nd. Phone Capitol Hts. 81.
Evening star., 1941-06-22

FURNITURE-Beds chest Of drawers,
dresser and other pieces: any day before
.: no dealers; reas. co. 1916.
Evening star., 1941-06-22

FURNITURE-Solid maple double bed with
spr.ng and mattress. Sla45; walnut dou-
bic bed, Jenny Lind. ,three-auarter bed
solid marlel; bed. Sf.25: toasted ma
hcgany 3-pc. bedroom with Conscience
Brand mattress and oox spring. like new;
Duncan Phyfe drop-leaf table and lea her
seat (whitep laddcr-back chairs. ACME
MOVING & STORAGE, 46lS l4th st. NV.
l Coorcia ~OOn OpEN NIGHTS
Evening star., 1941-06-22

FURNITURE-Single bed and chest Of
drawers maple, twin beds, complete, poster
bed; dining room. suite: small uprlght
piano. Harry P. Jones. Security Storage,
1l4m 18th st. n W.
Evening star., 1941-06-22

BUILDING MATERIAL-A large stock OF
new and used building materials at rock
bottom prices All our lumber is recon-
dltiened and free of nails. Come 10 our
Evening star., 1941-06-22

WASHING MAcHINES-Bendix 1870 fully
automatic. regular Sl59.50: now. Sll9So
installed. Terms. IS months. Open eve.
ances. S535 Ga ave. Sill. Spr. SH. 2299.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
DOGS, PETS, ETC.

SALE. 2 cocker spaniel puppies, female. 10
weeks old; registered A. K. C. Telephone
Temple $3.50.
GREAT DANE PUPPY. female. 3 months
old fawn, REGISTERED, S25. Call WO. s2Ol
evenings.
COCKERS-More of those extra nice,
healthy puppies now available; stud Serv-
ice. Hill. Riggs rd and District line. 22s
PONY, saddle and bride. Otho Wise,
Wayside. Md. Phone Wayside 1895. 22'
BOSTON TERRIERS, new litter, males;
fem sles See these fine pups. AT stud
High Hat Sensation. Mrs. Minno. Oh. 4I46.
STUD-Cocker spaniel. red. class winner
at Morris and Essex, Washington and
Baltimore and Bryn Mawr; truly good type
and good disposition.
few high-clasS cocker puppies
Harry Lustine. 3033 Davenport st. NV.
DACHSHUND PUPPIES. sired by best OF
breed Morris and Essex 1910 and West
minister 1941. Marv E. Cornet, North
DON'T LET YOUR SICK DOG SUFFER
from fever bloodshou eyes and running
nose Write for free circular 20 Kline's
Kanine Kapsules. Dept B. 1888 Veazey st
NV. WASHINGTON, D. C.
BRUSSELS GRIFFON PUPPIES little
monkey dossl; also Pomerania1s, Peklng-
ese. Miss Hunt. Fosedere Kennels Fails
Church 1926.
ENotfsH sETTEFs 90, beautiful. pup
pies, ( months old, SO each. WA. S27s.
Evening star., 1941-06-22

ACE WRECkING CO, ,o.o
gU1IpING II + a. IiANTERIALs W D'H4 WrecRing 80
bIiidings at Eth St. and Independence ave.
sw. All sorts OF bulldng materials al
bargain prices Over 100000 brick. over
$50 600 Il. lumber. sash. windows etc.
2X4 to 3xl2 N vour lengths.
V-DErLyTNGT IN
Evening star., 1941-06-22

OFFICE ECUTPMENT-Four desks. adding
ma chine check protectograph. tipping ma
chimes, high-class Office equipment GE.
ODt1
Evening star., 1941-06-22

TO match, $40 both for $50: splendid
care; must sell Sunday. Lincoln Studio
Evening star., 1941-06-22

FURNITURE-Llving rn. suite, beaut: 4
pc used ) wks.. cost $500 sacr. 500. Bed
rm. suite 6-pC walnut, incl. new inner
spring mattress and double-deck coil spring,
500. Beaut. mahogany kneehole desk.
S16; handsome secretary desk, $50; drop
leaf table. S1G; portable Singer sewing
machine cost Sio5, sell $50; 8 russ, like
new, 9xI@. SIS; sX1G with pad, $50; 6x9,
SIS . and 3 door bookcases. Sl4 ca:
large china closet, S14: solid mahogany
cocktail table, S12; also beaut. lounge and
cccas;onal chairs also tables and besut;
lamps. Alabama Apis. corner llth and
N SITS. NV. Dealer, Apt. POI. Home Sun
DO dq4 n
Evening star., 1941-06-22
ATLAS ApPLIANCF CONPANY.

WashingtonS Larcest Appliance House.
92I G s.. NV. Entire Building
District 3131. Open Ewes. Till P M.
the new 1871 mod
els. G. E. WESTINGHOUSE KELVINATOR,
PHILCO AND CROSLEY at new low prices.
Liberal trade-in allowance on your old box
Easy terms Washington's largest service
company on all makes refrigerators. You
may pay with your light bill
ELECTRICAL CENTER.
514 10th St. NV National SS12.
Evening star., 1941-06-22

| FURNITURE. 6-piece dining room suite.
$50; porcelain top kitchen table. So; an
| tique drop-lesf walnut table. $40; hand
| Cqrved sofa. 81 90. CHI. S941.
Evening star., 1941-06-22

| OIL BURNER. Sl49: completely installed;
| nothing down. 81. 63 per month. COM
! menclng September. LIE FEVRE RE. OO3O.
Evening star., 1941-06-22

PIANO-L YOU have an old grand, player
or upright you're not using, why not let
us call for it? We will give you a credit
good now or in the future on any piano.
radio phonograph or musical instrument
in our store. Credit is transferable. Re-
q the hlnckl
Evening star., 1941-06-22

WASHING MAcHINEs-A B c, Easy. Apex.
Bendlx, all brand-new 1891 MODES; no
with your electric light bill. Open till $50
pm. J. L. Bateman & Son. 2212 F. /.
ave
Evening star., 1941-06-22
B. C.. BARNES

CABIN BOAT 32-ft fully equipped. Can
be seen at Herring Bay. Capt. Harry
Phipp or call DJJ o371 for details
Evening star., 1941-06-22

PIANOS-See us for bargains Plenty of
used upriGhts at SO. SIS. $50 and up.
Such makes as Knabe. Steinway, Chick
ering. Baldwin, Kimball, Fischer, Gull
branSen Sohmer. EStey and others Call
Republic 1890 The Piano Shop, 1O15 9TH
Evening star., 1941-06-22

OIL PAINTING. large, "Evangeline": sec
tional bookcase and books. cabinet mantel
h.-w. radiator. barrel of loose tile. $50 r
st. ne. DU. T943.
nai price $50: will sell for only $40 95;
eaSs terms. 20 18th st n "
Evening star., 1941-06-22

DRESDEN. Chelsea and glass, COLLECTION
Of so fans. 18th. 18th, 10th century; old
pipes, old locks and keys, collection OF
miniatures Statler Galleries. 1410 / St.
- STF o43q %"
Evening star., 1941-06-22

FIRTH RUG 9x12-ft SloaneS; bedpllow,
small russ. tables. spreads, pictures 3i4
n Glebe rd Arlington. Chestnut 09s9,
10 to 3, after r.
Evening star., 1941-06-22

DTANONDS. iewelrv and watches At about
ore-third present dav values All articles
Guaranteed as represented. Rosslyn Loan
Coropany, ROSSlyn. Va
Evening star., 1941-06-22
ASPIN HILL CEMETERY

FOR PET ANIMALS.
Most beautiful animal cemetery In ths
Last. nationally known; visitors always vel
come. Cali Kensington 1b2-M.
Evening star., 1941-06-22

DENTAL. CHAIR. GOOD condition. SO; cabl-
net. $40: other dental equipment very Tea-
sonable Call al Room 2O1, Evans Bog.
Or nhOnP ME. $500.
Evening star., 1941-06-22

REFRIGERATOR. Gu, It., 2-door super
del: beautiful 2-tone pore. outside, auto.
defroster. etc; $3.50 today. AT. 5S5".
REFRIGERATOR, 6-foot. G. E Also G. e
electric range. nearly new. excellent con-
dltion. 5S06 Nevada ave. NV. EN-. 1925.
Evening star., 1941-06-22

OTANONDS from estate and private parties
nust be sold at sacrifice prices, Fine
diamond weighing, > carats. in platinum 6n
mounting with side diamonds. tor sou:
Fine diamond, weighing ia carats, 1oE
S3-5 Fine. perfect diamond. weighing -
carat, for SIC? Fine perfect diam0n1 diam6nd
solitaire in handmade platinum mounting
with l. small diamonds, for S3n0.0Ou. Pure
white diamond, little less than - carat: Iof
SS5 35 100 solitaire diamond ring. @2u:
also Hamilton l1-iewel watch, SIS. MANY
other bargains, any size or price. ASK toF
Or,r,nin he -n1nr QM.h z s.. 4. Y.
Evening star., 1941-06-22

URNTTURE-Contents of model home at
sensational savings, brand-new living
room. dining room. : bedrooms. chairs,
tables. rugs, lamps. desk. etc. 400 Gum
mings lane toff Brookvllle rd;)' Chevy
Chase Nd Emerson 25O9. Interior dec.
Evening star., 1941-06-22

FURNITURE-Maple drop-lesf table. cock
tail table, small chests, chairs, mirror
green broadloom rug. bridge lamp
draperies. MA. 44S3. Apt. iO6.
Evening star., 1941-06-22

PIANO-Latest model Mason e. Hamlin
console piano, used for a short time on
rental only: now for sale at a S100 saving.
MA. 1928. Jordan's. corner 18th and G SITS.
Evening star., 1941-06-22

GA cubic feet, 3 years
I'D, 100 pounds ice capacity, beautiful
White enamel finish resembles cleo: per-
ect cond Reas. Private owner. EN-. AM.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
DOGS BOARDED.

Individual Runs 81 50 Per wk.
LANDOVER KENNELS.
Cocker spaniel puppies. blacks; very
reas > beautiful 1-year-old fox terriers.
females $40 each Also a few s. pups.
:, mi beyond Penna. r. r. tracks on Land
over rd Call WA 60S4
Evening star., 1941-06-22

DINING SUITE, 9-pc. Sheraton. NAH;
made Grand Rapids knee-hole deSE ana in1
top dresser. some antiques. Lincoln- Studio
2219 Wisconsin ave. EN-. 4GI" sun
Evening star., 1941-06-22

DAYBED, mahogany finish metal; single
excellent condi ion; very reaSonsoIe AoO'
ing 15Ol 18TH St Dupont 1000.
Evening star., 1941-06-22

REFRIGERATOR, porcelain. excellent con-
dition. SIS: ] galv.. 2O-gal INV tank:
] 10-gal. tank, = Lyon heaters, all eood,
Evening star., 1941-06-22

FURNITURE. complete nv ym.. hedrn..
dtnc,tc ideal for couple Apt. ayail Sun.
aiter I" nm: ewes, after :. Apt.
:Ol. tn31 Davis pl- Il W.
Evening star., 1941-06-22

DIAMOND SOLITAIRE. perfect. about
Ct: valued Sl,50Oi sacrifice, $50. Broker.
Roy 41o-G. Star.
Evening star., 1941-06-22

FURNITURE-5-fu post single bed,
spring and mattress; large mirror. Wilton
hall runner. small Wilton rug. 140l Eye
81 n " 3rd floor
Evening star., 1941-06-22

DTANONDs-Jewelrv from an estate lett
With us for sale at a sacrifice price. Heavy
platinum mans diamond ring with peTlecg
S6S5 Perfect emerald CIT clam0na
weighing over Cqrats, and set IN pptta.jtl-
NUN mounting with baEuettes, lot SiI.1.
IL carat and set in ? platinum mou1It- o15II, :
irE with . baguettCs, for only S4aO SOIL
tsire diamond ring with fine colorcd dla-
,r9ord Weiphing about > carats and set IN
a platinum mounting with 8 good size trl!-
cut diamonds for S5a5 These and many
others at SHAH & SHAH JEWELERS. VI
Evening star., 1941-06-22

PIANO, apt. size. upright, mahogany: looks
like new. Schaeffer. 1923 Irving ST. ne.
PIANO--Latest model standard size full
in mahogany: SIS. Slightly used but
locks and plays like new instrument.
Easy terms. Republic 62l2, Kits. 1880
c. St NV (midde of the block
Evening star., 1941-06-22

PIANO-Latest popular model Musette Fed
cT2l style piano, only very slightly used.
S'i9J. This style sells new for $3.50. easy
terms. MA. 3223 Jordan's. corner 18th
and G. SITS.
Evening star., 1941-06-22

DIAMOND RING. perfect. about. a Ct;
must sell; S225; appraisal allowed pfoke1'
Box f37-G Star.
Evening star., 1941-06-22

DTNETTE SET, 5-piece, porcelaIn-top
table; good condition: $40. RA. 9224
DTNETTE SUITE mahogany, unusual.
reasonable love seat small oriental rugs
No dealers DIJ .f3S1.
Evening star., 1941-06-22

mahOgany dlrlne nm.
suit; o., bureau and chifcn-or, over
strffad davenport. FIR. COOS. No dealers.
FURNITURE. household; to close an
estate Cell Ge0rgia GAG
Evening star., 1941-06-22

OWNER will sacrifice l0-piece mahogany
dining room suite, good as new; original
cost. 81 50 Sun. evening and Sunday. 500
So. Glebe I'd, Arlington. Va. Chestnut
Evening star., 1941-06-22

tjo- din -Iiv table: service for $ wine
Colo-0d dinner set, white chenille spread
Gil 3IG4
Evening star., 1941-06-22

FURNITURE-Handso dining rm suite.
including table. buffet, S chairs and all
glass china cabinet, S!5; sofa, s.: vanity
Ne-5itv nl. NV. CO. 4Ma:.
Evening star., 1941-06-22
B. G. BARNES

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