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CATTLE e. LIVESTOCK

ONE 3-YR. -OLD bay mare; one 49,
RIDING HORSE. very stylish chest
MT mare; 10 hands. Asking $500.
SMALL BLACK MARE PONY, Very
gentle, for children to ride and
drive; a wonderful Christmas pres
ent for some little boy or girl. Call
HEREFoRD BULL, registered, IL - to
Is months; pure Domino breeding.
]. T. GIBBONS, Haymarket, Va
Phone Haymarket 1-F-01. Washing
ton phone. RE. 1920.
HORSES pastured. boarded; 4la miles
town tow OF Fairfax Owner NAV ride
woods. Fairfax 447-J-3.
GoATs-Toggenburg, does, bred to
reg. sire. Also caStrated buck kids.
make ideal pets. Priced to make
room for reg stock. J. W. POTTER.
On Route lI5, and p, o; Derwood,
sOWs AND PIGS. sows. cross
Berkshire and Poland China pigs
(40), 2 mos. old. crossed with soWs
and Hampshire boar. 10. 5-0S47.
COOP HoRsEMAN desires to do con-
siderable riding all veal, round. De-
81: :ssgs Sis # hay! ao! e. 81 g. ss5s
I Eyans. n soN- re RANCH; Pc, PooleISi +.
and saddle horses: % Able to help fa! You
in all your cattle problems. dairy
s sndo beef. Phone Pooiesyille tMd.)
poNIfEs-ao head of choice shetland
black and white. win make won
derful Christmas present .for. chill:
dren; Can be seen at SON-KEE
RAD Evans. Pooiesville c1Md9 2oss.
THOROUGHBRED chestnut gelding.
6 yrs: sac. by college student; good
home :, most important. Vienna
HEREFoRDs-Registered bull calf.
also several reg, bred heifers, reaS.
PRICED Domino breeding. Vienna
GoATs-a registered Tosgeneurs
stand. milk bucket and strainer
3-YEAR-OLD thoroughbred filly. well
broken; best offer. Phone Fairfax
2 QUIET PONIES FOR SALE, any
child can ride. 633S Piney Branch
GENTLE ZONES AND HORSES for o.;
children or ladies. Rockville $3.50;
ewes, HU. 9075. -
BULL. S-mo. -old purebred Angus;
excellent pedigree; low price. 5000.
Also 2-year-old 13t2-hand pony,
ideal Xmas gift for child. sH
GOATS. 2 males. $40 for both
Cypress s433: R. p; TATE, Wood
q GRAY PONY. s55: small black
pony. S45; small gray show pony;
:. jumping pony: l green hunter;
black walking mare, best of man
ners; sorrel Western mare; several
very reasonable saddle horses: new
and used English and Western
saddles and brides, HILLTOP
FARM. Fisher I'd, Temple Hills, Md
10. 3-S022.
FILLY. 3-yr.-old. by Capt. links;
broken to ride; 5-yr.-old hunter
very gentle; . gentle ponies with
saddles ard brides. GIL. 1914.
THREE 5-GAITED HORSES. . ponies.
one, 5-gaited mare, one pinto mare,
with foal week old. JAMES RYAN,
RIDING ACAnEAy IN AnoSo
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ROOMS FURN.-N.E. tcont. }

q. TENNESSEE - AVE , MIS- a
lse. closet; cow. > carlines; I'M
limited phone; pvt. residence; gentle
a2.G RANDOLPH ST. N.E.-Master
bedrm.; beautifully located, near 2
shop centers; $50 wk.; breakfast
Ssh ns r N md S.. 81 r ssE:
1s sIn STAPLES TAP IS ST. n H.E.-Large. COM
Portable sleeping room, ami, SEMI
private bath; good Transportation;
SNAIL sMiaiGha RM.. single employed young
eo rHy' B sEsSH Sni RD. Me- partly
furn. rms, pvt. phone in rrn., suit.
c tSF, iHEf; Ell i1ss; ROOM for .
single employed man; on carline.
WooDRiDGE Large front room,
double or single; laundry privileges;
r fHsS ' Rooa for 1o G gensd employed
ladies'; newly decorated; twin beds3
cony: to transp. LII. 4-7436.
ROOM, sgle;. nr,, bus line; new home;
So mo, La. 6-4S70.
next to bath: / blk. from r. I. ave.
2iI0 1;.tn 81. NE. Oath and r. I.
ave. n.e.D.-Double room or single
in private home; laundry and phone
privileges; pvt. bath. DU. 2291. 81
$40 PER WK.
Large double room. LIST d. front. Also
share for gentleman: $50 a mo-;
near downtown. Clean and comfort-
CoLoRED = LARGE. warm fY2nt
mr.. transD. 127 You st. ne. pU.
ctolo5kED-1 ROOM TO RENT to
MAN M0In Can fG I1 g Te beore Fslts.
CoLoRED-so7 TODD PL.-Lovely.
double front rm., in new section;
also Child care: transp ! block. b
t t1asa cD x e hGRs DFi7ils.' near
c t5Iisi II'i HOME for couple
or lady; near Howard and Catholic
Uniy; privils' MI; 4s70:
fa uGht for SSs int sa1ra i eaI AZ a0
CoLoRED-NICE RIM. for nice, en-
ployed couple, or man. 7O6 7th st.
coz 9;ei oR "a 4JagEs; ROOM: employed
HAah VA nSAhoA' <@N'AASo~S
CoLoRRfED-LARGE FRONT ROOM,
couple or ladies'; must have
COLORED-1I39 4th ST. NE
women to share 2 rms. in pvt.
COLORED-2 LOVELY RMS, all pvt,
all privil. Call LU. 4-6351. =
COLORED-I12s MORSE ST. NE
Sgle. rm. for nice girl; priv. LII.
coLoikED DOUBLE and .ln:ls'
child If desired. AK. 1910.
COLORED-VIC. LIST and q ne
Nicely furn. rm. for employed cple.
Cooking privils. = Mr.. busline. MI.
CoLoRED-l0os RHODE ISLAND
ave. n.e-1 dble. and 2 single, for
respectable. employed persons. LA.
coIoRED-sso e ST. N.E.-Larss
rms. reas. rent. For further in
formation call ]. GERALD LUIS
TINE. Az 9Th st. NV. D1. b9e5.
CoLoRED-e ADJ. RMS. or single
rm. near bus stop; share kit. and
bath. 4423 Ord st, ne.
COLoRED-2606 10th ST. NE
dble. and l sgle. rm.; gentlemen.
MI. Obj.
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COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL

FIREPLACE WOOD. season split oak.
S24 cord. RE $3.50. r.
OAK CORD WOOD-Seasoned; cit
any length. Tel. Poolesville, Md.
WOOD, mostly pine slabs, cut this
spring; truck load. S35. Cut your
length Call CHI. 6499. 10 to . pm
Sun. 8 10 s pm. weekdays
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DOGS, PETS, ETC.

ENGLISH Settlers, 3 mos. old; reg.
wormed: best hunting stock avail
able. HY. 1920. Is
PERSIAN KITTENS AND CATS, pedi-
greed; white, red, silver. blue, brown
tabby; very reas. OIL. 1920.
GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, Axe
reglstered; champion bloodlines
beauty and brains; reas. SH. O206.
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPIES, Axe
registered; all colors; reasonable.
DACHSHUND, long hair; beautiful.
REQ male, 3 mos. old: mother and
father reg. no ISIS. -
PAARISAkkIEETs, ?, AND CAGE, $40.
CANARRIEs, 50 up; guaranteed sing
erS. 1895 up. ''''e
stk Ky I dheodorized; make wonder
Finch inch several varieties; special;
PET Fff Ho1 Jsis' a 3fi5 Wis. ave t.cro..
from Calvert Theaterl, EN-. 919S
10 am. to 9 pm, Sun, Is.
WALLY'S AQUARIUM
4403 N. Fairfax Drive
Open, Tues. to Fri, 1919 pm: Sat.
1876 pm; Sun. 1875 nm; cloSed
Monday ia. S-66sS.
ARLINGTON, VA.
POODLES
Axe registered. WI. O926. s.
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Cash DISCOUNT!

Brand-new Nationally adj
vertised television sets,
refrigerators, washing
machines. Immediate de-
livery. Large cash dis
count on any purchase!
Save up to 500 and
more on famous brands!
Call Mr.. Brown Now!,
RE 1890
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Building Materials

and pipe fittings, used. Also doors
and windows, used. Clean out your
basement, attic or garage. Call AK.
1908. We will pay you and haul 1t
away
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ROOMS FURNlsHED-k.W.

2325 ASHMEAD PL. NV. - Lovely
front master bedrm.. semibath; pvt
home; q blk. Conn. ave. and PEN
tason bus; south end of Taft Bridge.
1901 FAIRMoNT ST. NV, Apt AZ,
AID S464-Lovely twin-bed room,
next bath: transp. at door; reas,
CONN. AvE.-Newly decorated we'll
Iurn rm., pvt. bath, maid service;
excel e e transp. Wo. 1894. Call $40
lith ST, Mr.. COLORADO AVE-
Nicely furn, bedrm.. bath, ext. phone;
725 WEBSTER ST. N.W.~single front
room; semipvt: bath, kitchen privils.,
$500 18th ST. APT. e Zoo, Ike Ice. be a1
or refined ladies; cali after $50
,S pm or all day Sun. Ho. 1914. %
1872 18th ST. N,W.-Single nm. S35
ieses. ai Do. 1853 s5o mo- kitchen pr5vi-
Portable, doubles one sgle.; So so
cum Or; Nco nWH transnortation. %
trac. liV. -bedrm; QUIET gentle home:
1879 HA sMdffifoi s sG $2ssi bcd5m
e @1rn p paansr an ~ sarge if desired;
1879 ISGSIEfssIDE TERRACE Nv
Large bedrm. and glassed-in porch:
md floor; next bath: private family:
gentleman; reasonable. AID. 93G6.
i BLK. CONN. AVE. at ward9 9
. PWfiYate h9me; $50; MI. 1909. -
A nlEI4; UNIV INV. PARK-,Lge. rm.; kit.
l bloct f Bas o 81 tT 5a1s beds closets
3or reEAe1 Govt. empl lady; pvt,
Virgin,a ,anily. co. 1852. iii;
i1a1 SHEPHERD ST. N.W.-Attrac,
d III, next path: in pvt. semitic home;
discriminating gentleman. RIA. o379.
1908 N. H. AVE. NV. - Mr. Dr.
pont Cir; unusually nice md Fl.
-Slhele rm.: S17 so semimonthly, q
ONTARIO PL.. 1865. MODERN
Lge, rooms; quiet; near carline. park
ing 9s.2o up. single. AID. 3l13.-6
BOLIVIAN CLUB.
1922 95i doth; business women; sgl.,
CHASTLETON HOTEL
17o1 18th ST. NV.
Special weekly rates. single and dou-
pie rooms; all with private bath;
-hotel service. Call DU. 1000.
Air Conditioned Rooms
Frlnce Karl Hotel, 1901 K st. NV
Newly decorated; downtown; phone
with 24-hour switchboard service:
Single: 81 $50 up; double, $3.50 up.
ALTURAS HOTEL
1909 10Th STREET NV.
Conveniently located outside rooms
With running water or private hath.
SSihlng room; 5000 week up;
81 day up. HU. 6l16.
GEORGIAN HOTEL
1914 G ST. NV.
An attractive. well-located furnished
SINCE and twin bedrms., running
water each room; modern showers
and baths; laundry facilities; Sl225
and up weekly. Is
D. C. HOTEL
N. x ave. at 9th; downtown; spacious
rms; singles, SO; doubles. Si6
weekly; daily, So and up. DI, 3O47.
GORDON HOTEL
18th st. NV. bet. K and Eye-Large
with bath. S25; Singles, SIs and and
SI4 with r. W. bath. SIS MA. 1854.
ESSEX HOTEL,
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APPLES-Closing- sale of Golden
Delicious apples. This is first-grade
fruit. Apples measure from 2la
inches no. Sale price, $3.50 per
bushel. any quantity.
Seven miles south of Fairfax Court
house. on Route 1913.
WATCH FOR THE BIG SIGN
THESE APPLES NOT FOR SALE
ON SUNDAY
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ANTIQUES BOUGHT

China, furniture, silverware, Jewelry
and Chinese art objects. Any guam
tity. Call Louis Segal, CHI. 1898:
ewes. EN-. 6765.
ANTIQUES-Furnit bric-a-brac,
china, glassware, rugs, silverware,
paintings: highest cash prices paid.
Call MURRAY tstarbecker), ia.
AUTOGRAPH letters, stamp collec-
lions, coins. gold. silver, worries.
HOBBY SHOP. 716 18th st..DI. 1879.
BEDROOM, dining room, contents of
home; cash. We do moving. storage.
ia. 2937; after Z pm. GE. 1916
BOOKS. large and small collections
bought and removed at our expense.
DISTRICT BOOK STORE, 721 9th
st. NV ME. 1905.
BOOKS-We generally accept a wide
variety and always move them i'm
mediately; no lot too large-no
place too far away; cash at once.
ME. 0793. evenings.
HOUSEWIVES anxious to buy en-
tire libraries, or smaller collec-
lions of good books; we call any
where, pay cash and remove books
Immediately at our expense. BAR
GAIN BOOK SHOP, sos 9th st..
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POULTRY. RABBITS & EGGS

SURPLUS CHICKS. New Hampshires,
Barred Rocks, White Rocks and
heavy assorted. 25, So. so; 80, S4;
100 1878, cod. plus shipping
costs. L. F. CARTER. r. 8. Mingo-
vile, Pa.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT

HOSPITAL BEDS. IDEAL BEDDING
AND FURNITURE CO., 622 F st.
NV. National 1904.
REFRIGERATORS, washing ma
chimes, sunlampS, etc DISTRICT
ELECTRIC CO, WO. 1902. -
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AZALEAS

The Falls Church Azalea Garden is
lection of hardy azaleas we have
ever offered. Among our 50-odd
varieties are many rare and unusual
kinds not available elsewhere. Free
delivery on orders of So or more
Call Tails Church 5760. We also
design and plant with broad-leaf
evergreen. the kind that enhance
instead of hide your home. We in
wife you to inspect our beautiful
collection of hollies. rhododendrons.
hemlocks. yewS osmanthus. apdro-
medas legustrums abelias and or
namental trees. Call for free esti-
mates. To reach: Out Lee highway
! mi. beyond Falls Church. left on
Rosemary lane. Open all day Sat.
and Sun
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MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

ADD. MACH, typewriters. Gale, cash
reg, of, equip. any kind; top price.
ADDING MACHINE-Also typewriter.
either standard or portable; by pvt.
party. VI. 9292 bet. 8-5.
ANDIRONS, brass; piano bench. pr.
crystal canoelabrum. RIA. S161.
ANTIQUE JEWELRY WANTED
THE HOUSE F-GIFTS
142S Wis ave n w NO 020n
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Pianos Wanted for 5 5 5
COLONIAL PIANO CO, MA. 1870.
PIANOS, ALL STYLES
We Pay Highest Cash Prices
Call Day or Night. SH. 3039
PIANOS WANTED S S S
COLONIAL PIANO CO.. Ma. 1870.
RADIOS. cameras. binoculars. guns.
RELIABLE JEWELRY EXCHANGE.
422 9th st. NV. MA. b157.
RECORDS-Collectin old numbers
10 to 80 years old. Cheap or not
interested. Box 4S3-C. Star.
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REUPHOLSTERING
epecial-Sofa and chair, reuphol-
stored, labor and material. $50;
workmanship guar, 25 yrs in same
establishment. LA FRANCE up
FOSTERING, $500 18th st. NV,
co, 1881.
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FENCING

GENES TREE SERVICE
Fully equipped and insured. lowest
possible prices. APP. 1900 any time
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FURNITURE WANTED
TOP SPp6 PRTc = S GALL IT I'll .s 2 PM
FURN.-Entire household contents,
S Se slas pyees silver msf E shna
20 Eth st.. AT. o5s5. Moving done.
GOLD-Bring your old gold, platinum,
cash; 4. KAHN, INC IS years
G a sI RaI I St; NV Nv. r.,ar trr,,+,,,.
hestRa Stoves s Ac fafsr s1oVR co
N lTid so N \ III nS Ss SYSTEMS,
master and speakers; also public
address equipment cash at once.
MoToRoIA PORTABLE television.
Swap wire recorder orr cash. EN-.
NEWPAPERs wANTED-High prices
paid. If you cannot deliver your
AGE a'T 19 9HE h &C.; 222o Georgia ave
NEWSPAPERS WANTED - Highest
Us; WASHINGTON RAG g. BAG
oR}ENTAL RU 81 war Wanted 9i ab sS87 %
by 13 IT., semi antique. only. also
Box LAC. Star.
PAINTINGS-Will buy any paintings
you may have no matter what their
condition. Win pay highest prices.
Call Ho. 2l04. Room 432.
POOL TABLE, regulation size: good
condition; for recreation room. MA.
65T4 day. WI. 1921 evenings. IS
PIANO for immediate purchase, up
right or grand; must be in good
condition. No dealers DU. 2243. 81
PIANOS, highest cash prices paid
for used spinets, consoles and
grands. Call MR.. BALDI. ST. $3.50.
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Prompt and expert installation of
tubular Steel. set in concrete conf: Cali
ME. 4S40 for free estimate.
GRIFFITH CONSUMERS. 1913 New
York ave Nv
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NO. 30 ROOF Shingles - S2.s5 So.
No. 1872 Dutch lap go 50.
No. ! factory seconds.
O'NEILL'S, Elizabeth. N J. 2-s975.
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THREE 5-GAITED HORSES. . ponies.
one. 5-gaited mare, one pinto mare,
with foal week old JAMES RYAN,
RIDING ACADEMY 10 a-92So
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Automatics and wringers including
scarce models at terrific savings.
Oman eyanincS
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': =. ave, at 9th; downtown; spacious
rms; singles, $40; doubles, Si8
weekly; daily, So and up. DI. 3O47,
GORDON HOTEL
9TH st. NV. bet. K and Eye-Larse
with bath. S25; Singles, SO and
ga with r: ". bath. SIS. MA. 1854.
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Large double room. LIST q. front. Also
share for gentleman: $50 a mo-;
near downtown. Clean and comforts
nhln lOOR 1rtL rt q
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WASHING MACHINE, Jacobs Laun-
deral. good condition $50. Call
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coy BsMT.. Ink. Only S6 wk,
Warm, quiet attr:. SURROUNDINGS.
Young lady. 1865 Harvard NV.
twin vii bed rm'; also single laund.
ao osa,' NEW HislMPsHrRE AVE. NV,
Apt. 500. Well heated; pvt; family;
p kl1sReG PFtv4 S3o ea H0 $3.50 s
ladies' s' or gentlemen. Clean. In
home home Of = . adults. Next bath with
shower; all modern conveniences;
laundry priv; on 3 buslines. GE'
aso Io' MASS. AvE.-Ayail. wednes-
vat Water si MI. ssoe.
GLOVER PARK-D-2 bus. Bedrm:;;
5sn;smGEer; sent Is ios $50. a Ss5j
ROOM, pvt. bath. nicely furn, de-
tached home: suitable able for couple or
's@pI lady; uss s Il k5t' $ sIp.; sS szseD-
LOVELY SINGLE ROOM Tor girl: al
fssSsn; +: 18th I e EysnsS5
sired AD 75a5:
14oi CRiTTENDEN ST; N;W.-sinHg .s
r s Sarl WooM 81 For mo EMPLOYED gentle
mar mar nrivilases. DE. o9so,
COLUMBIA RD.. mr.; 16th-Spacious
beautifully furn; Beantyrsst mat ~ ;
NEAR EAR WAITER REED-Bedrm., sit
TING rm.. bath, nhone: washer; ga
rags ontional; $50 rrn GE; n, 64Ss' fur
nished large room, ideal for couple.
ed Il G JEFFERSON ST. N.w.-very
tastefullv furnished for q single
II quiet ref no5rR Rnne' ss TA 3Sso
st bsth; p aNS pG ctreie: men only;
Cub privilege; $50 sale., $3.50 ca.
dble. 1893 New Hampshire ave.
sun. 10: wkdavs.. Amt, ST. 1923,
NEAR CONN, AND. N ST. NV, 1872
18th 10Th st sT ssao. for young man. 50
4Ta5 9th ST. N,W.-Nicely, furnished
room, twin beds. next to bath. RA.
QUEBEC 81 HOUSE NORTH. newly
1895 KENYON sT.-smali single
room. gentleman. pvt: home, excel.
transp;, SIS. GO, 1 49,: ,-,u,.
1T13 @ 81. N.W.-httrac.' prlent,
front single or double room: large
closet: near bath; cony. transp.
1900 II ST. N.W.-1st time offered;
3 double rooms. HOLLYWOOD beds;
newly painted and decorated; men
only; $50 80 per no. -
NICE, REFINED GENTLEMAN. pref
erably retired or middle-aged;
nicely furn. room in apt. located /
block 18th and Columbia. rd.; semi
pvt bath; use of attractive kitchen
and phone: utils. included; occupant
employed. Call Sun. $3.50 to pm.
1885, ~ ipNsGGLEs1pE TER. N.w.-and H.,
adjacent bath; Q pvt. entr.; SIS wk.
single: 81 80 double. GIL. 2B49.
sss EMERSON ST.-2 adj. rms: 2
girls to share: Ink; mr.. transp.;
1875 cRiTTENDEN ST. N.W.1boable
bed; quiet: conven. transp.; unlim.
phone; next to bath. shower: Bendix.
Reasonable. GE. $3.50.
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MINNEAPOLIS BIRTHDAYS

Oct. Mrs. Tyre Elliot, 1917
Fifth st. So; Riley Gilchrist Jr,
3712 Fifth Ave. So; Mrs. Jimmie
Lee Johnson, So Highland Ave.
No.
Oct. 2-Leonard Cowan, 400
Lyndale Ave. No; Mrs. Blanche
Cooper, 705 7th st. No; /. C.
Mumford, 1909 Fourth Ave. So.
Oct. Margaret Lockett, 1928
3lst Ave. So; Fred Frazier, 280S
10th Ave. So; J. Wright, 2435
Fourth Ave. So.
Oct 5-Orville Drake, Smell
ling Ave; Oct. 6-Marcus II.
Jackson, 1887 f. Franklin, Mrs.
V. Robbins, I'LL 4th Ave. No;
Mrs. A. Holiday. 4055 3Sth Ave,
So.
Oct. Jacob Quarterman, 1901
Bryant Ave. No; Luvenia Wool
ford, l119 Emerson Ave. No.
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u and Mrs. Adele Howell left
'""'S''ay. september Il at the
nome ol Mrs. Harriet Jones, 1924
""D"h 80
Mrs. IVA Abbey. iI4 f. 25th st.
has br Robert s Taylor. Of Dav-
EXPORT Iowa. AS her guest for a
week. II. came 10 Minneapolis
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BulIuds and Such

Herb Jeffries, the baritone
troubador, gets away nicely on
two string-paced ballads of vim
tage other years II Should Lose
You and Love Me Long, Hold
Me Close, Kiss Me Warm and
Tender. Glenn Osser's crew back
drops the former, while the trum-
pet Of Bobby Hackett leads in
and PAGES with a quartet round
ing out the vocal columbia (.
Don CARMEL makes his contribu-
ton with the sentimental, mel
low-sounding Au Revoir Again,
and the sprightly A Whistle and
a Prayer. Bob Dewey and crew
backing (VictorD The Or
ioles in their Tell Me So" man.
ner do We're Supposed TO be
Through and I'd Rather Have
You Under The Moon. (Jubilee) O..
A contrasting pair Is done by
Ruth Brown with the Budd John
son aggregation, TeardrOps From
My Eyes, a torch with a bounce;
and Am I Making the Same Mis-.
take Again, on which La Brown
is at her emoting best (Atlantic)
In the Il amt Gonna Ride No
More" vein, the Ravens kick
around nicely to boOgie pace Get
Wise Baby, the lead going to Jim
my Kicks, who also penned the
tune. Mate is I'm Afraid Of You, a
romantic item pairing solo work
of Kicks and Maithe Marshall,
(NationaD.
lnsfrUmenfaIs
Collectors item: Charlie Bar
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Out-Of-TOwn Greetings

Oct. Robert Wright, Rock
ford, Ill. Oct. PVT. Early John
son, FIT. Knox. Ky. Oct. 4 Mar
tina Hilyard, Los Angeles, Calf.
Oct. 6 Miss Caroline Watson,
Birmingham, Ala. Oct. Wesley
Burrell, Ankeny, Iowa.
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cause she wanted hmm To- "sufter Hike he's mad
her suffer. was in exceptional bad taste II make
one think that perhaps the lady is beautiful bu
she is no lady after all
She has plenty Of company, because thu
country is fun Of females who hang morbdly
onto cstranged husbands, not because they
want them. but purely through sheer cusscd-
ness. Personally. cant think Of any thing
more unnecessary than a husband who re
mains "A marital mate in name only Any NO
man who wants a man, even out Of cussrducss.
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That's why l drink beer-for refresh
ment! And believe me. HAMMS Is really
and crisp. with a clean
light taste that only the finest prem
Ium beer can give. I've tried them all.
but HAMMS is my beer from now on
HAMMS, the refreshing beer
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InsfrUmenfuIs

Collectors item: Charlie Bar
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The Jolly Sixteen Club met
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Over The
Teacups

Teacup notes may be phoned
to PO. 1873 up to pm. on
Tuesdays, or mailed to Elsa c.
Berg, 14600 Euclid ave. Deadline
is 5, Tuesday,
Mrs. Martha Taber, who has
been spending the winter in Flori-
da, will arrive home the first of
the week, making the trip from
Sarasota to Cleveland by plane.
She leaves there at 11:05 in the
morning and arrives at Cleveland
airport at 4:35 that same afternoon.
The Walter Mackeys of 1876
Ardenall ave. have purchased a
new stone and frame three-bed-
room house at 1912 East 122nd st.
The William Cherrys Of 1774
North Noble rd. announce the birth
of a daughter.
Mrs. Anna Mayer is at her home,
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1862 Euclid ave., convalescing fol-
lowing heart attack. She has been
in Lakeside Hospital.
Among the delegates certified for
attendance at the National League
of Women Voters in Atlantic City
April 24-28 are Mrs. John Watson,
president of the East Cleveland
Branch, and Mrs. William Bowen,
with Mrs. Raymond Sprenkle as
alternate. Mrs. Edwin Smircina,
County Council representative and
member of the State board, will
also attend.
East Clevelanders successfully
passing the state bar examination
were: Charles ]. Mccarthy, 1847
Nela ave-; John F. O'Connor, 14014
Woodwork rd.; Frederick c. Tyler,
15621 Hazel rd.; Paul ]. Wisely,
1S45 Nela ave.
Jeffrey William is the name
given to the baby boy born March
25th at Huron Road Hospital to
Mr.. and Mrs. William L. Kilpat-
rick of 1904 Fernwood rd. Mrs.
Fitzpatrick is the former Eleanor
Winsor.
Mrs. Helen Stewart and Miss
Zoe Thomas of North Taylor I'd.
will motor to Washington and
New York City next week.
=
Miss May K. Frye Of the Gale
donia School faculty has gone to
her home in Columbiana where
she will convalese following an
attack of bronchial pneumonia. She
plans to resume her duties after
next weeks spring vacation.
Ray ]. Nolff Of the Board of
Education's maintenance depart
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County Charter

maintain a strict Hands Off
policy as to local schools, libraries,
etc.. Their consideration is centered
only on the common problems of
the various taxing subdivisions in
the county.j High on the list are
transportation, water and sewers.
The speaker began her talk with
a resume of the charter commits
sion's beginning, through activity
of the Citizens League, and noted
it's program. After finally getting
organized, the commission is now
working on ten statements listed
by Miss Dolan as a basis for COM
mittee consideration.