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HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES

ALTERATIONS and addition, carpentry.
csbinetmakinE Painting and deSoratign4g{
9743: evenings, DE. 1927. F. LATHON
CONTRACTING co, 12'
order. brickwork and floor repairs GGE
CEMENT WORK. stone walls, fagstone
f MARcUec1o M esf Route tfc Horners S'ifGae isne
GoMBINATioN AEUMINuM storm NV WINDOW
6SGF%fE A5S GSNEoeT cESfST s52S
footinFs. porehes' % dryewass' steps. car
ssHlkiqg esll any ns tims "1 and plssss. sundays
C. G. CONSTRUCTION CO., Atlantic 1854
DRIVEWAY sPECALIsT-Asphalt black
,o9 Tss cG9sFsteyradins pFIS vi aaY asstone walks
PAINTING. Kem-Toning and general re-
Cali THOMAS BROS, LU. 4l34 anytime
OAK FLoORING-Win gladly quote you
on clear oak flooring, including laying and
niSSn1s pr9mpS service OK od59 Ia
Co.
ASPHALT DRIvEWAYs, private roads and
oarking areas; private roads paying con-
trsGS9ri Te go anyThere Gil 5a4g u.
5 years, service in Washington. Free esti-
m9sss Teem ca asasf fSs bRRf rs
FfNCiNG-Auchor fences specially Also
9iheF 65e 6lnds q ffnses Pay PRNH p 9 eyes,
FLOORS SANDED and refinished; clean.
smeSth york M6gRs b ss white
laying, sanding, finishing, cleaning, par
quet installations; Bruce finishes, FLOOR
ING CoNTRACToRs. INC. 1872 Wiscon-
GRNfRAL e;f ins NC eoSTkAcrrNe, S11s prompt. per-
sonal attention for remodelng or repair
ing your home or store. PARAGON CON
STRUCTIoN CO, 1347 Conn. ave. AID
GENERAL CONTRACTING - RESIDENT tial
snd sa &C commercial: I'M repairs and w wremodslMing ing
Esi gs sso foF eaes ae estfma5s cH 5s4 w. TAYLOR
kfTcHEN cABiNETs mad made to order; GEN.
eral home improvements; FHA financed. AR
LINGTON IMPROVEMENT CO.. OK. O532.
PAINTING, DECORATING. paperine, floor
ref1nishing. roof repairs. waterproofing
H's efBHsT Esfflsasfs a4%
PAINTING. paperine floor finishing. Best
WEE sRnssats Ra 1855 servee
sEms ,lae n0ps
ROOF "a REPAIRS. renewed. wed painted H. rutters ssgs
ssSS, sST y, GIGlHNER q ilH RooFISa g. NA. z1s4
Call for estimate UNITED HOME sERV-
ps faG s TR Enas dse1 have la
basement waterproofed now cement work.
Es9HEk ASp pEtsa MAsR H. eai aafi pArrERsos- SON
foons and sidlns aiso Gs sSans sorm Radoas Mndos
3340 N st NV zone 10 4l20
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCESSORIES for your camera, darkroom
or movie outht; largest selection in
posure meters. dash guns. carrying cases,
PAPERS, chemicals, photo books ans 500 So 500
6sp 6aa taoo Jnsttes e9 sEs aaa4 "a ave NV '00D
h p, a.eyinder Portable units rsi9a on % Wheels.
We have only of these units: complete
E!6 co srd Sherman a1s Eo
AIR COMPRESSOR. S145o; see this amaz-
1s sn FaUPMENT SR5sy CO. e9ss 4s sheT eS
AR Sna coSDfTSoNERs. sSsi GiM two Snip. Airtemp
Tyre; $3.50; cash only; Telephone Ma
Ar sIRs coSpnTIoNERsd g. SPI ssd so oYorkn0.
diate, delivery77-Brand-n new 1915 .st-h.p.
console type air conditioner, suitable for
S9s5 "H Also 0efs hp window SSGl type ss viii IL eoo
rms w to l5s1g Al 9PA A,e es.inS prices.
and II S741; Open ewes, Friday and
sdIareaS AR eoNpITioSER, ah! aE, mod rB-7da %
cash. Phone FOSTER, ME- sSs2t $685. 2pt ga sA
AIR CoNDITIoNER, Philco-York, ,s-h.p..
sG sfBms ave or oR sssA s4s sGRAMERs sls wsH9n- fs
AMPLIFYING and paging system Western
Electric units for paging or 2-way con-
Very loud and clear. DE. 1881
ANTIQUE LOVE SEAT, Victorian walnut.
medallion back, scroll and finger carving,
reasonable No dealers. MI. 1899. Ii
APPLIANCES - Immediate delivery -
Brand-new irons, fans, air conditioners,
gas ranges, gas hot-water heaters, kitchen
equipment. Deep Freeze home freezers,
complete Kitchens. sinks. base and wall
cabinets, electric razors, electric clocks.
radios, combinations, record players.
vacuum cleaners, sun lamps and many
other hard-to-get items All oPA ceiling
prices: Easy terms STANDARD TIRE n
Open Friday and Saturday until pm.
electric sterilizer, scales and bouncing
chair: ST5. AID, 0035.
frnpttpuaA an Newt d rsl
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INSTRUCTIONS COURSES.

POPULAR PIANO or accordion taught in
70 lessons, Improvising and transposing
Air-conditioned studio. MIR NEWMAN
1908 @ st. NV. ME, 400 or RA $500
MODERN TRAINING in beauty culture all
subjects taught. Approved by Government
Tor GI training. WAR-FLYNN BEAUTY
COLLEGE,. 1910 G st. NV. DI. 1762.
PIANO TEACHER, formerly with Orlando.
Fla, Music Academy; student of Vienna
mast, masters instructs children and adults, ME.
RUSSIAN LANGUAGE. by native teacher
OF Russia: private instr. taught in your
BEAUTY oPERAToRsi 1NSEEDEp-Modern
training IN, all subjects day. night and
MAbELLE HONOUR scHooL, approved Tor hs;
p. c, requirements and GI training l340
n ave: NE 577s: .estab 1918
CONTRACT BRIDGE-Morning, afternoon,
evening classes, by appointment only. WI.
FRENCH conversation, private instruction
by highly cultured widow of European
QUICK REVIEW COURsE in shorthand,
typewriting, bookkeeping, calculating ma
chimes. New classes now starting Enroll
at BOYD SCHOOL, 1898 F st MA 233S
GUITAR-Spanish and electric Hawaiian
taught in. your home by nationally known
tS6fWTnfa tsSSefheT day or syeRlng TA o552
complete curriculum: reading specialist,
tsTm opeDs opsGna senp ex9fpsfd seasbei
LEARN SAFE DRIVING, dual control cars
AUTO DRIVING SCHOOL OF WASH, INC 4,
2S04 I4th st NV MI 1872
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SITUATIONS WOMEN.

BOOKKEEPER, full charge, 81, executive
ability, ambitious: 10 yrs. diversified ex-
perienee. excellent references: $1,000 per
year: 5-day week. Box 3s9-E, Star; 12'
BOOKKEEPER, part time, Will handle
monthly fee Available all day Saturday
after September 18th. Small Arms or pro-
fessional men Box 403-E Star. IL
BOOKKEEPER OR PROOFREADER, thor
ouehly experienced: Is years experience;
available middle of month. Box 29g-E,
Star 10s
BOOKKEEPER- -TYPIsT wants part-time
position; experienced capable taking full
charge. Phone CO. 1927. Ill
DOCTORS ASST, young lady. 26 yrs.a
Brklyn. physician; quarters. salary: mother
as managing hskpT. DE. 1906.
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REPAIRS and SERVICES Cont. !

VENETIAN BLINDS CLEANED. gse. up 70
4 II. wide and n, long Have your blinds
method. wAsHfaGToN SHADE < AVN
ING 20 202I 9Th NV Dc 5000
VENETIAN BLINDS CLEANED. retaplng
recording and painting; custom made We
netian blinds wood or metal siatz, prompt
delivery, VETERANS VENETIAN BLIND
co. 3d2d W St nv Phi AD. @%3g II /
WATER HEATERS. automatic sas-rred
b-year guarantee for immediate tnstalla-
ton terms, THE BAVIS CRAWFORD
CO. l.s% Lanier nj nv. no 1882
EQUIP work done after g pm weekdays
all day Sun. d. q, NICHOLS, CH. s73s.
- 1880 los
signed and built 10 conform with your
interior decoration. Cabinets. bookcases.
screens, etc. deslgned especially for you.
Call CfTELL EXHIBITS Il CRAFTS, DE
5OS3. OF HO AToD ID
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REPAIRS ond SERVICES.

ADDING MACHINES, caiculators cleaned
oiled and adjusted. All work guaranteed
RE. 1177 UNITED TYPEWRITER CO,
S13 14th ST NV
APPLIANCES. washing machines, BendiS
and all other makes refrigerators. domes-
tic and commercial; free estimates; 24-hr
service Ii 632S IA
steps and porches. stone walls built or re-
paired SH 6557. -12
AWNINGS REPAIRED and serviced. also
new awnings. CITY AWNING CO., RA.
5100 3930 Georgia ave. NV.
BRICKWORK-Walls, chimneys, freplaces.
pointing, repairing etc hrst,class work york
BRICKW0RK, waterproofing chimneys,
freplaces specially. CULLOTY, TR. 9as5.
To-
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

Los ANGELES daily: see the WEST: pyt
sed.; via ST. Louis. Dallas. Salt Lake City:
Share Sni ezp9nsesi s@;, ref; sxch: RE. 6s89 la'
will share driving, aid in care of children,
etc; in partial exchange for expenses %
week tour anywhere, starting any time
this week. Woodley 1862
MAN to. drive Chevrolet to Florida this
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SITUATIONS MEN and WoMEN

COUPLE. responsible. settled, white care
takers. man can. do minor maintenance,
WORK, Box ode Star. tO+
ENGISEERs--couple for hotel or apt
house: man has 9Th and 9TH class license
tor air condition and Ice machine; wife ha,
sion engineer
Evening star., 1946-09-10

woMEN's AND CHILDREN's apparel. goQc
location, reasonable rent, $4,000 plus stock
IIoUoR REsTAURANT-sman. compact
14th and Park I'd Rent SIPS; lease for ;
SssPs down. prics Ss6Goo yoN n1PTox s4o4
SELF SERVICE GROCERY real bargail
on today's market; gross business of 81 ,40'
rent, SIS; good lease and good Sc. loca
ton II you are interested please cal sal
b9 b 4s 2s MYaaLE snndaI5 and WEaRoN eTsaoss co e
LIQUOR PACKAGE STORES CD, s35, 900
sponDs s9e nnd pefsons s5ooo cam cah 81 4 pss s9
daily, 8 to 3. for appointment. A. H
BACAS, Realtor and Business Broker, ILL.,
REsTAuRANT, liquor, newly opened
unsurpassed location; rent, $3.50 pc
month including Two Apartments par ayaila6,
with excellent future possibilities; a bar
gain. 100000, half cash. Have ether res
ane cs fpcsa Ma 9anses G89 81
BACAS, Realtor and Business Broker, 11l4
MEMS HABERDAsHERY, 40 years estab,
lished stand in Sc. great opportunity fol
one or two live wires; present owners re
81 900, including stds STOCK <. " Il. BAcAs
NV DI. 6234. 6235.
TEAROoM-Finest Conn, ave. location
closed now due to unusual circumstances;
completely equipped and ready TO operate;
10-year lease; low rent: a cash offer Of
$4,000 made Immediately will be eonsld-
srsd rGr key to inspees eau Di oSa
Business Bush Broker. fla iA st. n.w. ''0f anu
DRUGSTORE, gross business $500 day, rent
S75, very good lease, near large school;
TIE A. WEADoN CO, DI. 1854 Sundays
and syenings call No 5235,
D. c. Farmers bring fresh eggs and poul-
try to your door. you distribute to steady.
dependable, established johbers. l l2ton,
l946 truck R l0r delivery as
half cash. Will net profit of 81 900
monthly, minimum Trial given until salts
fed before purchase eliminates all risk,
Gall Mr.. Pastor; Ex. 1855. YOUNG &
GRoUP or S Hi-CLAss RESTAURANTS
Doing over 100000 yearly business: all
short hours. Net profit over $4,000 yrly..
plus salaries. REQUIRES 100000 cash to
or group with $40, 900 or SIS, 900 each, to
have salaried position plus share of net
profit. For further information and to
inspect cali Mr. Pastor EX, 1855 YOUNG
g. PASTOR, 1929 Vermont ave. In busi-
LIQUOR CAFE HOTEL on y; S, High,
coSnty' & ~ Lse lot with shade de trees, S"Ai IA
rms, oil heat; ssl;Ioo price includes, real
modern cabin. Call Mr.. Charles, o. B.
zANTZINGER, Jr., 5S15 Bait ave, River
dale, Md. Open Sunday. WA. 1919, HY.
$3.50. Ill
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TYPIST, permanent position, pleasant
working conditions. good nay. DRAKE
PRESS, 916 New York ave. NV -i2
TYPfST, full or part time, for clothing
store, salary open: pleasant surroundings
Apply 737 9TH ST. NV.
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/ GROCERY, nGS; weekly gross over SS-
600 unusually well equipped
Restaurant, exceptional location in Arl
no beer or wine
shopping center IN nearby Va. exc. lease
Grocery, cor. loo in Arl. does over
SH.0un ncr wk: low rental with liv. GUAR
ALBERT y COHEN. Realtor. CR. 1901
GI. NANn
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CONTINUED on Next PagsJ
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League Standing
Won Lost
ST. MARY's LEAGUE

No changes Of great interest mark
ed last weeks meet Saturn con-
tinues to hold on to first place, with
Mercury and Mars following close
behind in the second and third slots,
respectively.
Once again, Johnny Stevenson
takes the limelight by sharing
honors of high Individual and g.
game total, with scores of 121 and
327 respectively. Johnny really has
been going places lately.
Team Saturn also did some nice
bowling last week, when they roll
ed a neat SIS for high single and
1854 for 3-game total.
Bowlers rolling 100 and over were:
j. Stevenson, 121, 1O9; j. E. Martin,
lis, 115; G.. Martin, 113, 1903; M.
Bittorff, 112; F. Musey, III, 101; P.
Sheehy, 10; j. Carper, 108; J. Hell
mer, 1903; o. Duffey, 1903; F. 1. Ston-
er, 1917; L. Hoover, 105, 101; H. Car
per, 1903; F. c. Stoner, 1902; G. Nc
Carren, 100; L. Musey, 100; and R,
Zappacosta, 100.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Clinton Edgar Stouffer,
Deceased.
Notice is hereby given, That the
subscriber has obtained from the
Orphans Court of Washington
County, Letters of Administration
on the estate of
CLINTON EDGAR STOUFFER
late of said county, deceased All
persons having claims against said
deceased are hereby warned to ex-
hibit same with the vouchers there
of, legally authenticated, to the sub
scriber on or before the 21st day
of September next; they may other
wise, by law, be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 21st
day of February A. D. 1916.
ROBERT c. STOUFFER,
228-3t Administrator.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Susan M. Bishop, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given, That the
subscriber has obtained from the
Orphans Court of Warrington Coun-
ty, Letters Testamentary on the es-
tate of
SUSAN NJ BISHOP,
late of said County, deceased. All
persons having claims against said
deceased are hereby warned to file
the same in said Court, with the
vouchers thereof, legally authenti-
Gated on or before the 9th day of
October next; and no claim not filed
within the period specified shall
thereafter be asserted against the
real estate of said deceased in the
hands of a purchaser for value.
Given under my hand this 9Th day
of March A. d. 1916.
LUCY BISHOP,
3-14-3t ExecutriX
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100.
Palladino of North American had
high total with 401, Eigenbrode of
Fairchild had high single of 1856.
High Scores
Smith Oil-Perrott, 800; Hepfer,
1886; Lumm, 142, 359.
High Street--Hoffman, las, 140,
1888; Drenner, 1876.
Fairchild 49, Eigenbrode, 1856, 343;
Harbaugh, 1877, 131, BIT.
Economy Market 49, r. Snyder,
146, 376; E. Hoffman, 141, 1870, 1872;
Frizzell, 337
Corner Tavern - Hammaker, 1913,
$50; Lowman, 1872; Meier, Sr., 1919.
Cromers Grocery - Frush, 1913.
Technics - Knott, 800.
Potomac Diner - Lowman, 1886;
Cearfoss, 129, 1853; C. Shove, 1872,
1876, 1862; Fiddler, 1886.
North American Cm. - Kick,
127, 342; Spalding, 331; Palladino,
154, 1875, 4O1.
W. 0. W-Black, 131, 1853; Jami-
son, $40.
French BARRIERS - Barnhart, 1877,
$40; Martin, $50; Crawford, 1877;
Fish, 349.
Final Standing For 1856 Season
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inal Standing For 1856 Season
EIks Club League

The second place Tails took all
three games from the league leading
Noses on Monday night, to 60 into
the lead themselves and push the
Noses back into second place. r.
Gallagher's 143 was tops for high
single game, while r, Carnochan
racked up a total of 1865 to take
three-game honors.
lis And Over Glass
R. Gallagher 143, 1888; c. Hide
brand 121, 119, 1856; C. Mobley 115,
lis, 129, 1859; E. Carl 100, 319; L.
Ruth 119; E. Harbaugh 1874; C. Har-
baugh 1872, 348; P. Lizer 116; w.
Nigh 1T, 1922; E. Martin 116, 800; j.
Higgins 1875, 329; H. Perham 325;
J. Tritsch 1872, 344; D. Huber 124,
1874; R. Carnochan 1872, 100, 366; r.
Carbaugh 1870, 1875, 345; L, Knicley
115; D. Fisher 118, W. Martin 1913;
A. Kriz 1876, 1875, 353; c. Carly lit;
K. Bower 118, 318.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Edward G. Kershner, late
of Kings County, N. Y, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given, That the
subscriber has obtained from the Or
phans' Court of Washington County,
Auxiliary Letters of Administration
eta, on the estate of Edward c.
Kershner, late of Kings County, New
York, deceased. Al persons having
claims against said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit same with
the vouchers thereof, legally authen-
ticated, to the subscriber on or be-
fore the 5th day of October next;
they may otherwise, by law, be ex-
cluded from all benefit of said es-
tate. Al persons indebted to said
estate are requested to make i'm
mediate payment.
Given under my hand this 9Th
day of March A. D. 1916.
FLORENCE K. HARTMAN,
Auxiliary Administrative eta.
3-7-3t
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League Standing
WOmen's Division

A correction on last weeks score
the Violets' high score for high
single game was SOS, not $50.
The Violets made another favor
able surge this Tuesday and are
now only one game behind the
leaders, They rolled high single
game, SAL, and high three
game total, 1854. Gertrude Stouffer,
of the same team rolled 337 (125
1919 for high three games and tied
for high single game of 1875 with
Lucille Crawford, of the Jonquils,
who rolled 1875, 101, 317.
Other high games were bowled by
B. Schwinger, 115, ia, 102, $50; M.
DIETRICH, 118, 100, 1926; c. Price, 1T,
lis, 1923; V. Patterson, lis, 100, 313;
A. Habercom, 112, 10, 305; G. Stout,
106, 1O4, 3O3; E. Garvin, 1O5, 104,
302; F. Shaw, 10, 100, 300; NJ
Cramer, 100, 101, 800; E. Harbaugh,
116; A. Thurmond, 112; V. Grimm,
Ill; G. Leatherman, ITO; K. Stout
fer, 1903, 100; V. Rohrer, 1903; M.
Hepfer, 1903; L. Lum, los, 1O5; H.
Sim, 105; F. Couchman, 1O4; E.
Hause, 104; A. Beair, 1O4; L. Kid
well, 103; NJ Routzahn, 1903; M.
Kriz, 1903; V. Warner, 1O2; E. Nc
Glaughlin, 1O2; R. Moser, 100; V.
Mowen, 100; c. Decker, 100.
Taaoua Standing
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League Standing
PRECIOUS STONE LEAGUE

The Rubies continue their winning
ways and are now three games
ahead of the second place Diamonds.
Belva Ford and Katherine Martin
tied for high single game honors,
each rolling a 121 game, but Mary
Routzahn, for the second straight
week, took high three-game honors
with her total of 322.
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League Standing
BUSINESS MEMS LEAGUE

In the final night of bowling,
Smith Oil won two from the Cham
pionship High Street Market team.
Potomac Diner, by winning all
games from the Technics, won sec
ond place for the season by one
game over the Economy Market
team, with the w. o. w. fourth, and
North American fifth.
Fairchild had single for the night
with 624, followed by High Street
with 622, and French BARRIERS with
600.
North American Cement and
Economy Market tied for total with
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single game with 139 and Wagaman
took the three-game honors with 344.
P. S. Wonder why there was just
a question mark in the score column
after Jack Crafts name?
800 Or Better Glass
Wagaman, 344; Foltz, 342; Camp
bell, 1856; Ellinger, 329; Reinhart, 1926;
c. Stonebraker, 1874; Zimmerman,
1913; Daniels, 319; Kieswetter 311;
O'Brien, 3O9; Porter, 305; Cave, 304;
Stickell, 300.
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High Scores

BeIva Ford, III, 81; Katherine
Martin, 121; Mary Routzahn, 100,
LOG, 116, 322; Mary Chappelear, 116;
Ruth Schindel, ia, 113, 312; Irma
South, 100, Ill, 319; Mary Sellman,
1917; Minerva Ward, 1O5; Mildred
Fiery, 1O4; Ruth Martin, 1O4, 100;
Mary Caldwell, 100; Mildred SPECS
sard, 100
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TED: "Clem and were wonderin' what
you thought of that new movie about the
chronic alcoholic, Judge. Understand you
saw it before we did"
OLD JUDGE: "Well it's true most of
us never see case as extreme as that in
real life because they are so few and far
between. But it does point out one thing.
chronic alcoholics are abnormal people and
we've got to change our ideas about how
to help them
GLEN: " In what way, Judge?"
OLD JUDGE: We've got to realize that
excessive drinkers are suffering from more
than craving for alcohol. According to
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BOWLING
SCOPES
SUNDAY SCHOOL LEAGUE
Mems Division

Trinity Increased their lead to
five games when they won three
from the second place Brethren. 1t
looks like the rest of the teams will
have to do a good job to overtake
them now.
Congratulations go to Lester
Kendle of Washington Square. Les
got that first ball in the groove
and as a result set some new all
time records for the rest of the
boys to shoot at With single game
of 1870 he bettered the old record
of 179 set by Paul Macy during the
1939-4O season. By putting games Of
18O-131-120 together, for a set of
431, he toppled the set of 429 put
up by Jim Gossard of Washington
Square during the same season. As
usual Trinity lead the rest of the
teams with a 600 game and total
of 1747.
The 12O-320 Glass
Trinity - Pete" Harshman, lat,
1870, 1893; doc" Carbaugh, 32l; Les
Talhelm, 122, 349; Sam DIETRICH, 1873,
1888; John Minnich, 1913, 337.
Brethren - Martin, 1872, 1888; Joe
Kittell, 1924; NJ Rinehart, 1913, $50.
Emmanuel U. B. Joe Gossard,
14O, 1886; John Bowman, 1913, 339;
Paul Huffer, 121, 1874; Bob Bowman,
1923.
Baptist - Earl Crawford, 1876, 1914,
367; Clarence Little, 800; "BucI"
Wilson, 1913, 1886; peek" Ruth, 121,
1875, 349; RED" Spangler, 100, 327.
Grace U. B. - Harry Hause, 1873,
1875, 1854; Tom Fitz, 1919, 341; bud"
Lum, 100, $780,
st. Johns-Harold Williams, 324;
Allen Williams, 1913, 339.
Washington Square - Wolfens-
berger, 1876, 354; Les Kendle, 1870,
131, 100, 431.
st. Marks - doc" Leatherman,
122, 1874; Jump" Unseld, 124, 1876;
C. McNamiee, 800; Moser, 122, 346.
st. PauTs U, B.-Vic. Baker, 321;
Wilbur Perrott, 1874, 122, 1856; Fales,
121, 1870, $50.
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League Standing
ON Lost
LIONS CLUB LEAGUE

The Locusts broke the three-way
tie on Monday night by taking all
three games from the Naples, to
go into undisputed possession of first
place in this Fifth, but the Elms,
Pines and Oaks are locked in
three-way tie for second place, two
games behind the leaders.
Bud Fiery rolled high single game,
149, which, by the way is the highest
single game rolled in the league this
season (the previous high was lat,
rolled by Massie Roe). Bud also took
high three-game honors with a score
of $50.
High Scores
Fiery, 149, 113, 359; Bentz, 143,
100, $50; Adams, 1872, 31S; Foltz, 1874,
119, 1872; Roe, 1919, 318; Oliver, 116;
Copley, 1876, 1O6, 325; Patterson, 112;
Howard, ia, 112, 1872; Main, 112;
Sellman, ITO.
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Rotary Club League

The Axles worked out very sim
pie system for breaking their first
place tie with the Hubs-they just
turned round and took all three
games from them! Reinhart had high
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psychiatrists and medical men at one of our
great universities, the alcoholic is a sick
person. The study of hundreds of cases shows
he is suffering from some physical, social or
emotional condition. just as in the case
OF that poor chap in the picture. Fortunately,
they represent only very small percentage
of those who drink"
TED: is anything being done to really
help these folks, Judge?"
OLD JUDGE: eyes great deal in
clinics throughout the country. And with
the cooperation of the beverage distillers
who sincerely want their product used only
in moderation
Sunday Chicago bee. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1925-19??, 1946-10-13
Dett Club Enjoys
Illustrated Talk
On Filipino Music

The meeting Of the r. Nathan
iel Dett club held on Sunday was
unusually interesting. John Webb
who spent considerable time in the
Philippines and other islands in
the Southwest Pacific, during the
war, reviewed the history Of the
islands, the customs of the Kaka-
kas, the primitive music and illus
trated the talk both with pictures
and with native music.
Mrs. Omega King, at the piano,
p aged "Lawiswis Kawayan",
Dating Sumpaan" and 'Ikaw at
Ikaw RIM to illustrate and show
the influence Of the centuries of
Spanish and the half-century Of
American influence on their music.
Omega King is president Of the
Dett Club.