Evening Star Newspaper, January 24, 1931, Page 21

Many Cuts Are Made in REVISERS CLARIFY DRDING OF LAWS Code Is Given Most Careful Consideration in Years by Committee. BY JOHN B. FOSTER. RGANIZED base ball's com- petent Rules Committee, after altering and slash- ing the laws that govern| this national pastime, are busily | engaged these days in putting into simple language the result of their adopted brain-children ere the major league players depart for their Winter camps to begin train- ing for the coming season. Time and again this hard-working group has gone over the new and re- vised laws and before they are finally released for publication they will bo subjected to at least 10 more micro- | scopic readings in the search for fiaws. | In no other year has a revision of the rules of the game been given such care- ful consideration as it is now under- going. The committee has done one splencud thing in cutting the total num- ber of rules decidedly and if they had been given another week hefore the leagues acted upon their work they might have reduced base ball's laws even more than they have. Principal Changes Knewn. ‘The principal rule changes have been made public. One, of course, was the abolition of the sacrifice fly, which did | not meet all that had been expected of it. It was not known at its adoption in | 1920 that the plan had besn tried in| earlier days in the National League. There was a sacrifice fiy long before | the newly deceased sacrifice fly was| reestablished, but the rulemakers of | other days sent it back to ghost land | after they had tried it and had come to the conclusion that it was not an equitable rule. The new universal ground rule for two bases on a batted ball that bounds | into a stand, or over a fence, will dis- courage the practice of building low | fences back of the outfield. It is true, that some owners built such fences be- cause they looked for Juck in making | e runs on badly bounding balls. | is new rule may encourage the movement to raise the height of fences. It is no longer of advaniage to a home team, which plays 77 games on its own | ground ageinst 11 each by the other sy o'ubs, to have low fences nnund‘ The Teturn to the cade that gives the umpire the right to judgs a hit where it disappears from the playing ground and not where it disappears from his | 4 sight, is one of the most just awards to batters that is included in the 1031 ’ rule book. This rule once was in force. It lasted less than a month because a great dispute arose about a fly hit that | that was batted at the Polo Grounds in | an American League game when the American League used the ground on a lease from the Giants. Johnson Suggested Rule. After Ban Johnson had heard the arguments that were advanced in the controversy, he wrote ta President Heydler of the National League sug- gesting that the rule be disregarded by both organizations even though it was perfectly legal from a playing stand- point. President Heydler had no dis- puted case before him but out of cour- tesy he accepted the propesition. One strong advocate of the rule as it now stands was'Judge Landis, base ball's czar, who thought it unjust for & player not to receive credit for bat- ting a home run out of the field because the ball changed course after it had left the {hm fleld. He argued that if an unmpire could render a decision on a hit as he saw it disappear from his sight he could ren- der one equally well as he saw the ball | leave the playing field and the sound- | ness of that opinion appealed to the Tulemak:rs. CUE-TOU'RNEY TIE Three Dead]ockefl at Top in World Three-Cushion Play. CHICAGO, January 24 ().—Three challengers were deadlocked for first place with three straight victories each, While the defending champion, Johnny | Layton, of Sedalia, Mo., pressed closely | behind as the struggle for the world | three-cushion billiard crown entered the fourth round today. Two Chicagoans, Allen Hall and Arthur Thurnblad, and the veteran Otto Reiselt of Philadelphia, champion | in 1927, were the pacemakers. { Reiselt against Jordan, Thurnblad | sgainst Scoville and Layton against Denton was the line-up today and tonight The standings: Hign Best Tun. eame. Tot pte 150 150 180 135 | 132 116 Jordan.. 99 : 103 HH : [ : AR | MOUNT RAINIER AGAIN, ; School Five Scores Thirteenth Win | Outside Prince Georges Series. MOUNT RAINIER. Md., January 24. —Mount Rainier's besket ball tleam drubbed the St. Paul's unlimited class quint of Washington, 45 to 17, last night in the Mount Rainier Junior High Schcol gymnasium. It was the thirteenth straight win outside of the Prince Georges County League for Mount Rainier. Rolph Jarell with 29 points and Bud Bellman with 12 led the attack of the winners, who were ahead at the half, | 29 to 14. | BRAVES SELL COONEY | Toledo Dau Vet Suu‘hpnw Hurler From Boston Club. BOSTON, January 24 (#).—Johnny Cooney, southpaw pitcher and the ol est in point of service on the Boston National League base ball club, has been sold to Toledo of the American Association, Ed Cunningham, Braves' secretary, announced. Cooney joined the Braves in the Fall of 1920, and with the exception of a year spent with the New Haven club of the Eastern League has been with the Tribe ever since. He has had an | alling arm for the past two seascns | and has been of little use to the Boston club. SCORE IN MAIL SHOOTS Placing h&gh in the first of a seric of _four mmonthly national indoor rifilc and pistol mail shoots, three Weshing- tonians, Willlam Cook, W. Walte® Mait and Howard Baker, won National Rifle Association medals. Cook was awarded a silver medal for winning first place in the individual | pistol slow fire match at 20 paces. Marr \ laced tenth in the same eveni, while | ker gained eighth place in the tyro | prone matoh at 50 feel. PrnoR— | Bchaaf and three for Braddock. scaling 198!, | delpija. Lo [1—8, 6 | Manero, ! won the THE Base Ball Rules World Pin Mark Seen for Towan DES MOINES, Iowa, January 24 ()—Officials today checked = the 2,079 all-events total made by Harold Mapes, ‘diminutive Des Moines bowler, in the Iowa State tournament here in the belief that the mark may constitute a world record. For the nine games he averaged 231 As it is, Mapes' all-events score, and his 740 tally in the singles yes- terday, toppled State bowling rec- ords of more than 10 years' stand- ing. - Faired with Bill Coffin of Des Moines, Mapes last night assumed the leadership in the two-man score with 1,305 pins. The 'best records available here credit James Smith of Buffalo, N. Y. with a 2,060 all-events total in the = Canadian national bowling meet at Toronto in 1912, OWN CROWN SAFE, BERG EYES OTHERS Hess” Conqueror Says He’ll Go for Two More Titles. Battalino Loses. By the Assoctatod Pr \HICAGO, January 24.— Jack (Kid) Berg of London sat tighter than ever on his junior welterweight throne today, | while Bat Battalino, king of the feather- | weights, felt his scepter slipping. The champions fought in the twin feature bouts at the Chicago Stadium last night and the fortune of choice smiled on them. Berg, who staked his crowp, won a decision over Goldie Hess RING GAVIE DRAWS FEW N NEW YORK Only 6 030 See Schaaf in Win| Over Braddock—Other | Sports Attract. EW YORK, January 2¢ (P)—| Boxing in Madison Square Gar- | den is experiencing the leanest indoor season in the OIl‘d?Ils‘ history, A crowd of 6000 watched Ernle Schaaf, burly Boston heavyweight, out- point Jimmy Braddock of Jersey City in a slow bout last night and brought the unofficial average attendance for the last five Garden bnmx shows to| 7,500. The three National Leaguc hockey | games played at the Garden each week draw an average of about 10,000, more than 20,000 packed themselves into the Eighth Avenue Arena to see a wrestling match and 16,000 paid their way in to see three college basket ball games last | Monday night. | Certainly the Schaaf-Braddock match did little to bcam trade for the boxing business. For eighi roynds the spe taters ali~rnat 2wned and booed as the rival heavyweights hauled and tugged at each otner withou. do.ng round that s ope , who had exhibited great res ihe famed dynamite in Braddock’s right hand, ndoned his cautious tactics and tratied punches fearlessiy. Braddock won that round, but Schaaf belted him about the body unmercifully in the tenth and won & split decision. i The referee and one judge cast bal- lots for Schaaf and the other judge for Braddock. The Associated Press score card, however, showed seven rounds for Schaaf had a big pull in the weights“ pounds to Braddock’s 18015, LOTT, VAN RYN CLASH FOR CANADIAN TITLE | Battle in Tenauis Singles, but Will Pair in Contest for Doubles Crown. By the Associated Press. MONTREAL, Quebec, January 24— The final round of singles in the Ca nadian indoor tennis champicnships to- | day brought tcgether two United States Daivis Cup stars, George Lott of Cl cago ond John Van Ryn of Ph , who has won the Canadi:n title three times in the last four years, was a slight favorite gver Van Ryn, al- though a close battle was forecast. Lott reached the final round by defeating Berkeley Bell of New York yesterday, 6—3, 6—3, 6—4. Van Ryn eliminated J. Gilbert Hall of South Orzuge, N. J. 6—4, 6—2, 6—2. Lott and Van Ryn also rcached the final round of doubles an were to fight it out for the title with Hall and E. W. Leslie of Montreal. Low and Van Ryn defeated Dr. Jack ‘Wright Bnd E. H. Laframboise yester- day, 6—2, 6—1, 6—2, while Hall and Lesiie were defeating’ Eddie Jaccbs of Pittsburgh and Bell, 6—3, 6—4, 6—8 4. GOLF LEADERS FAIL IN MOVIE TOURHEY | Manero Only ant Ranker Among Eight Survivers of $3,200 | Open at Los Angeles. By the Associated Press | LOS ANGELES, January 24 Some | of golfdom’s leaders became mere mem- bers of the gallery today as the eight contestants surviving the first two rounds of match play in the motion picture $3,200 open tournam~nt reached he quarter finals. Only cne of the front-rank contend- ers from the Winter army of profes- sicnals remained to compete for the $1.000 first place money. He was Tony the suave New Yorker who Pasadena open a month ago. Thirteen leaders were given the “fade- out” flash yesterday by a bunch of ‘extras,” as the movie sponsors of the tourney would say. The theme song was “swinging in the rain.” Besides Manero, survivors were young Eric Seavall, unheard of outside of Southern California; young Ralph Gul- dahl, Dallas, Tex, only a year removed from the amatenr ranks; Mortie Dutra, Long Beach, Calif.; Clarence Clark Tulsa, -Okl: Neil Christian. Portland, Oteg.; Fred Morrison, Glendale, Calif., and Olin Dutra, Santa Moniea, Calif. | ing. | city, | weight chempion, stopped Jee Li |of Los Angeles after 10 furious rounds t had the crowd of 12,896 spectators chrermg from start to finish. Battalino, who risked nothing but his | | reputation, dropped a decision over the | |same distance to Eddie Shea, pride of Chicago’s West Side, after a disappoint- | ing_cxhibition. Berg's match with the freckle-faced | ohallenger from the Pacific Coast, was | as pleasing as the Battallon-Shea fight was disappointing. Suddenly reversing his usual slow-starting tactics, Hess swarmed all over Berg in the firs round, battered him with low-swinging lefts and right uppercuts and dazed the Briton Champ Takes It. But the champion weathered the stirring attack and, except for another | Hess assault in_the eighth round, he handed the challenger a neat shellack- | Boring in with a two-fisted shell- ing, Berg tock the fight out and away from Hess except at intervals. He flayed | | N.B.A. Recognizes No Mat Champion HICAGO, January 24 (#).—The b Nltl\mt al mfl- '3 mh. lation oes not_Tecognize any cham) in the fleld of wrestling, Gen. John V. Clinnin, president of the organi- zation, said today. Gen. Clinnin's “statement was made following information \Im Jim Londos had been circulatin photostatic copy, or a reproduct of a letter written by Stanley Iulc;. while acting as head of the N. B. ., Jn 1830, purporting to indorse Londos as the National Boxing As- sociation heavyweight titleholder. “The National Boxing Association, in annual convention at Omaha in October, 1930, eliminated wrestling from its scope of control.” Gen. Clinnin said. “Therefare, the N. B. A. repudiates any and all docu- ments or statements that purport to inform the public that it sup- ports any individual group of wrestlers. UZCUDUN-GRIFFITHS BATTLE PROPOSED |Garden Would Stage It at Miami Before Maloney- Carnera Bout. By the Associated Press. EW YORK, January 24.—Bill Carey, president of Madison Square Garden, is trying to line up a heavyweight duel between Hess with rights and lefts and punished | Paulino Uzendun and Tuffy Griffiths to him unmercifully during the infighting, at which he e:celled easily. 1n the | be held at Miami, Fla., late in Febru- tenth rcund he landed several crushing | arV- blows to the chin and Hess reeled | The bout weuld be held about a week arou.d the rapes, with the ckamplon before the propesed Jimmy Maloney- attempting to measure him. The bell sounded as Berg was showering Hess | with rights and lefts similar to a rapid- | firing gun. It was Berg's firgh fight since his re- | turn from England and afterward he | announced that he would do everything possible to force the champions in the | Welterweight and lightweight divisions | to risk their titles against him. “And I can beat them if they give | me a chance,” he said. make the weights." Berg weighed 138}, pounds to Hess'| 1374 last night. Bettzline’s Eye Closed. A bad eye, tightly closed during the final four rounds, heiped take the stoam out of Battalino. forts, opening up in spurts only. Shea crowded in close to land his most dam- aging punches, while Battalino sparred with long-distance punches. The As- sociated Press score sheet showed that Shea won five rounds and Battalino two, with three even. Shea weighed 1271, pounds, while Battalino carefully weighed in at 130, four toundl over | the featherweight limit, Berg's _ stablemate Johnny Peters, made a pleasing Chi- | | cago debut on the same ccrd by stopping | | Ernie Peters of Chicago in the final round of their eight-round battle. Fast, | cagey and possozsor of a sledge-hammer runch, the Briton battered his rival into gll;lm].sskm and the referee stopped the ght Leot night's card. a disappointment in attendance, paid only $35,127 at the gate. SRS MIAMI FOSTERS BOUT MIAMI, Fla. January 24 (P)—The City of Miami took the Prima Carnera- Jimmy Maloney heavyweight fight, scheduled for March 5, under its cloak yesterday at a mecting of municipal cfficials, the Miami Boxing Commis- sion and Prank J. Bruen, promoter. Use of Moore Park., owned ever mpro: ration for a ments are made in prepa- third battle of the palms.” Fistic Batiles By the Associated Press. CHICAGO—Jack Kid Berg, England, | world junior welterweight champion, outpointed Goldie Hess, Los Angeles (10) (title); Eddie Shea, Chicago. out- pointed Bat Battalino, Hartford. Conn., world featherteight champion (10) (non-title); Johnny Peters, London, stopped Ernle Peters, Chicago (8) MILWAUKEE—Lou Scozza. Buffalo, stopped Taitt Littman, Milwaukee (10). RAND RAPIDS, Mich. — Mickey Rumsden, N. J.. world middle- hman, Wi Toleda (6) (non-title). L SAN FRANCISCO Ohio, knocked out Tom Stewart Portang Oteg. (1): Benny Qallup, Duluth, Minn., ouipointed Lester Valve, San Francisco (4): Gorilla Jones. Akron, O'Dell, | | ¥ Primo Carnera battle at Miami March 5, which 15 being promoted by Frank | Bruen, former Garden official. The Griffitis-Uzudun match will go through only if the New York ‘Stae Athletic Commission can be persuaded | to 1ift its suspension on Pauline. The Basque heavyweight was set down for fighting Carnera at Bareelona recently. Carnera nas been under ban here ever “And T can | since his fiasco with Leon Chevalier out | on the Pacific Coast. 'PAPAS IS SHRINERS’ Both fought a cau- | | tious fight as the crowd booed their ef- from London, | high-average | BEST PIN SHOOTER Leads Almas Temyle Leagne With 109 Average—Webb Trails One Point Behind Spilling maples at a rate of 109-2 per game, Papas, of the Treasurers, is bowler in the Almas Temple Duckpin League. The Treasurer pinman also has high set, 372. Close behind Pavas is Webb, who is averaging 108-23. Twenty-six duckpinners are averag- | ing over 100. | by the | was donated in return for what- | High_team ga cents, 590; L. B High team sets—Ci urers, 1,656: Hoavers. High inalyidual gumes—Gaodman, 18 sets—Papas, 372; Rade. itom, 21; Holmes, 20; Por- 19 High spares—La Clair, 10i; Webb, 85; Pa- al Averages. TREASURERS. G Sp. HG. .43 Mantzouris | Paravan Ghiselli Smethiirt | Felerta . | wase . Burdsiey nglemann | Schroeder | Ohio, and Chick Deviin, San Franeisco, | drew (10) HOT SPRINGS, Ark.—Charley Lupica, | ‘Toledo, outpointed Joe Kid Peck. Tampn Fla. (10). Pointers on Golf BY SOL METZGER. The high hendicep golfer @ d by instruction that Bobk ones o § otier linka wizird op-noq the face of his club and lnis s pitéh dead to tne pin. As a result he op ns the of his iron and attempts to do likewise. That's as near to Bobby's stop-dead pitch as he ever gets. Bobby does apen up the face of his mashie-niblic for certain shots. But you won't find him doing it on the general run of iron shots. If he did he would zet the same resuits we do s often ie hears CORRECT IROM ADDRESS OPEN THOG FADES BALL AT Firaon Hoag, Yank Rookie, Becomes Holdout ACRAMENTO, Calif., January 24 (#).—Myril Hoag, sensational outfielder of the Sacramento Senators last year, who was sold to the New York Yankees for a report- ed price of $75,000, announced today ne had turned back his first major ieague contract unsigned. ‘The Coast League star said he was dissatisfied with the terms, asserting the boest of $100 a month over his average salary las! year was insuffi- cient as 1 member of the New York Yankees. Hoag declared he would mk part of the sale price the Yankees paid Owner Lewis Moreing. He informed Secretary E. G. Bar- row of the Yankees of his demands and will confer with Moreing this week yegarding a bonus. 4 it he stroked the ball in orthodox fashion—a sliced fade at the finish, "The correct iron adress is as pic- tured at the left of the illustration. ‘The open faced iron address is shown at ti rignt Don't use this open face adcress except on ceriain shots that cannot be played otherwis:, They are odd shots and difficult to exscute, Putting Is Metzger has prej on putting, whic! to any reader sending stam dressed envelope. Address th PAPET (Gopyrisht. 1091 half the game. Sol red a fine leaflet he will send free d, ad news- | De Mott | & Courtney Eidsness Bowen . Wassmany Kuechle Tapcill vie s Hollatta . E. Meany Haas Barnhart ceecss Pearson I Meany | D'Manna SNRE2EIR 6 oSal) SEEIDEEES 28! Holmes Lawre: son Bunte!l . 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Th. rate under heading of Pe: 'S SES et e *cdahueh T raon uiar Thd Tate: NSPORTATION 3 sland to Census. . FOREVER or money, re G st fel MONEY ADVANOED ON PAWN TIOKETS, . silve. " and _ea)d. ~ Liv P st nw.Nat. 3649. SUPERFLUOUS HAIR JAIR RTLLED aliz Bl snu‘rmm. EXCLUSIVE HOME OF NURSE evoted to ' aged. . invalids ial diciery: skilled o nvenient, sunny roams: frah-class Fer. Adams 1863 MATION WA ereatouts . Tarmerly ot convalescents. ing; cheertul, ideal _location 2321 Conp. ave. ma, g information to thi aper ax seitlement of an imporiant matter being withbela for 4 period ys in an effort to Belore t1cutng wur e Star office. ¥ (NATUROTHERAI therapy. electric., treatments. 1064 HEMPERGT | feaving cit. WHEREVER YOU LIVE. for I&Id dll\vr Presses suits, ’l‘]( Ac!l\lce |l uei)rzd Star i‘lkhl ¥ o. THE LEEHURS lds, 3 Sookine NUR: | able home ‘will dintetics: a1s0 ¢hiopraesic T328 Palrmont s nw. Adams IN THE CONGRESSIONAL or sale reasonably: membe: Address Bo: Star office. ¥our dress ¢! Men's 2008 18th st n.w. Narih REAL HOME. INVA- enté. ' Nurses. Ho 1% Lanier pl 0 WllH IXGLETXN}W\LL. COMFORT- ive every cate 1o invalids Adams 7383. 1838 RKalo- 5 xess'fix'i”“ s R e JoASARE & BruBIE" 2d H, KBS A PAMILY THERE to teel that they '“s‘nf Bt in- aged, alescen: JANCING (B4 rivate i i nteed. mu mbers for he Glu W, Toferences exchangs . Star office, b private home; $30 mon rendon 1831 JTHILL SCHOOL— 6 DAYS KDG. GRADES. nch. * art, ' piano. “pieyeround. lucuean flat rate. 1860 Miatwosd BI. Ad. 1443, ORANG .3~ FOR Orange Grove, 219 10ih N.W. MOTOR TRAVE! Bractical nusse Van | SVILL BRIVE two caeerful neaple Galifo easonable wed. warm Write P. ©. coupe: refercnce: . O. Box 4510, Bro Chrysler sedan. ap: in g90¢ Address Box 470-J, Star office. 25 _HELP—MEN ANB WOP‘BN. Work. ‘Mr. Bs JANITORS — Mid bldg.: nw le‘aged couble quarters for services: no Wages: mi must have othe: regular job and be experi- gnced fireman; Lring references; boih apply 7 to 9, nights, 5716 16th st. n.w. WA\ITSl!—iAI,P.fiME clathes. Waite full 5 Box 40%-J. Star office. INSTRUCTION (‘Ol'RSF.& 'TU’I’GRIN(: PRENCH. SP\hl intevsive cauiiei BIep exam._ MRS. STOWE. I 1422 "POPULAR MUSIC IN pianc. suxophione. banjo. etc ir you buy ‘nstrument " Chrisiense 718 _1ith n.w. Dist._] Free booklet AUTO LESSONS BY OLD, RELIABLE IN- struetor, $1 per hour; fi, hours: permits secured: parking & speciaity. ~Nogth T440. GRADED DICTATION. 60. 80. 100. 120. Classes _for si flll students. day or even!n MT, PLEASANT SCHOOL for SECRETA __Tivol Thenter Blave 3313 14th St N REAUTY CULTURE, MA] ONQUR SoHOOL (EST "EPHR SION e ticulars. Addr 1918). NW. HELP—WOME: BOOKKEEPFR - STENOGRAPHE! expel hiced: kive reference, and brevious emuloy- ment. Address Box 324-H. Slar affice. DEMONSTRATOR. house §5 house. selling {or " manuiaciurer dirent: *ama d commission. Address Box 4 “ihree-year training e raduste nurse. Causaity Hospits Mass ave. ne. e RCELER: must be h follawing. De Priest Blewart's, 921 F n.w. GROCERY STORE for sale. Mass. ave. n.w. | PRI gevelope half il with some capital lete cinaize of dighest eie.eace’ and §aad security_ow {0 Tieht paiiy BAKw BAKFRY, ple nished. 480 Pa. ave. WANTED-—To buying cality ‘and in operation prefeired but not essential. : COAL YARD doing g00d business. eauipped with heavy lease immediately. effice. WILL INVEST some money and ser estnhlun‘ lgeal business. first dress Bo: ELICA’ D TRy oW A sule, filied to it from eall Adams 0318. DELICATESSEN. near high scho ters: 2 Rl gl FLOWER_ SHOP for rent. good central lo- cation. “Rew BEA\,TY PABI-()RS. MANICURE, 25¢: HAIR OUT. 25c: MARCEL, or no charge. | 5¢: hot oil, 25c; work guar. Notox dveing. BUGIVES! OFPDRTI'N"'ILS re Matropolitan ATE PARTY, owning high-¢ local enterprise, - capabie doig on vearly bugpness. “Gesires Dait ad %oility to. take o Vo adiclal side of Address Box 350-J, Bt light 1aneh, in_select neigs Teady “{or omerating. including com- te ice cream making equipment. Coyner tiou st s moderale ental Leat ur Apply Burch Co., Inc. how: National i1 reut bakers yith option” of Tully equipped. one i popular lo- Address Box 413-J, Star office. duty scales. office. trucks: will Address Box 457-J. sines” Fil e s e 433- S‘Elufr.(:fln-(m ik N and light hunch acta Delici A Tao s in et Ad- Price re 6 14th, BUSINESS woman's _opportunity. — For uplawn. mog en-room hause. apacity. ' Demand for dinners unlimited souice. For appointment tobacca. candy e: living auar. o long e o 1 10, 4th reasenable rent; ie. take hall 350. Star nt in trade. Qwners_will Address Box 195-J, ! don Monday, 8 Woitneest Laundry, §700 Rastern ave.. Mt Rain PRESSERS, experienced on dresses. APBIY Vowue siome WOMAN with knawledge of practical ing: Jewish preferred hut not unnllnl Linealn 9784. HELP—DOMESTIC. A S pEmviesel Roi 3¢ Be Tehinad and capable Address, Ho COOK AND GIN'I!AL r) Must !l‘Y nights except Thursday and Sun- day: references reguired; 3§12 week. Adyress Bo: Star office MAID for weneral heuseworl able; references. pply 31 COOK —ai Address ‘Box 352-H, Star office. NEAR DUPONT OIRCLE—Modern lo, rooms ‘and 3 batlis: g bakery, delicatessen and light lunch, meats and’ provisions, a cery or delicatessen, jisi remodeled. on prominent” botilev land. Elegant Nli K Bt. N.W. in first-class location able rent: ho charke Dy and electrical work e with 0 location for tailoring. etc. 9569. _Eves.. Col. 8605, WHY PAY FOR GOOD WILL? 2359 Champlain st. Cheap re; large h-w.h., garage; low wili convince’ you. elec.. pection PLAC rooms. 2 baths, garage: large lot d in nearby Mary wnnxmnn for right party. & GOSS, INC., Nat. 4750, Iavatories. a.m.i. 10-c VER WOMAN, cook. ~general housewo: family; stay nights: 1oom and ECOMMENDED SERVICE. FAUGH greferences required. " Address 442-J.” Star_of WOMAN “for ing; sta; SITUATION—MEN. Persons advertising for “Situations | Wanted” are warned to exgrcise careful investigation of persons of- fering positions where cash deposits are rcquired to secure ¢nploymen( BUTLER, Frenchm private family. T. Sallmers. i3 - You ave. [ RNy BEDDING RENOVATED. spring, ered. ] ' BE x‘mo of all kinds rey Beddlnl Co., 21! D :.':zr,,' ;hr.:::g“j:.'z':. g The following business concerns guarantee satisfaction to Star read- ers. complaint found necessary to be made to The Star will receive prompt attention. For admission to Recommended Service Column call National 5000, Branch 215. mattresses. Teather mat.; down comfort 1deal Bedding Co.. m £ Voprocels aporoved b Fomp NS 3 e! DDING, lurn'flmu. 5'c x springs anc d_prompt _del 5.w._Nat. 6879 | cor Grate Bars: Cov- perior l‘rv. | work {and remodel. modernize store fronts, inclase ?;uq TUBS. bri \g IGHT BY | ishing North Setanca: M1 Dt b S :*.;.».:* _qm‘:’&mw CARPENTER B ing of 'rowlw exblhetwork, snelvise: wh lass repair: ly doi o8- um.z S furn. R, Waller: 21 3754, ._Dec. CHAIR (,ANLING""“ rockers stering. _Armstrong, 1338 (T, Met 2081 * | Eihiane 8 WIRING & . 1L, bath, estum ‘1“'3'" odThenter, Norun ost. - 38 LI (,IRI(,AL WIRING ':;‘; $55 and up: "s'“. ‘Adama 485! S RT 1'::' iied e u.l 'r:f.i N_Y. ave. n.w. Nat. FLOOR SURFACING, refinishi om $15 ' ent ais M Gapltal st ation o0 oms et 1 and tyeen 1 'and SORAPED AND ‘P\‘"\"'—‘ "’l.l’!d and in- n‘l‘med, rhl?m"l -n% fur- o calls, ana_ furkace par Rabeh Health oMo gt b Sve Lin. 1440, 24-hour urvlcc W i HEATING & PLUMBING, nours 1 disdaeding. old piant ahd Shstarting | was or coal A;urlcln Nflh Why wait? iuterest ¥ Pian guarani big or cmail. Give us a trigl. Budget mg_& Heating Co. Lincoln 10311 HEATING AND PLUMBING St b g Tosine. AP hers Tiny Brices, “Time geyments arransed. Y b st.ne Lin PMN'rlNfl FAPIBHAIGI G. PLASTERING. Special, prices this month.' best material all wark guaranteed. D. Lopatin. 3330 A1in"St 0% near FATE Td.Adgms SH0. ERING, PAINTING. HARRY ¥, EATRENC, RN el e | o Most Remarkable Sale ~ North 3273 O fenuine Freed Bisemann neutfodyne m PAPRRING = ~ e s27dCondcie models ow 3106 a’k Tt g TN TR (L o now §35. ers as Jow as §50. AlSO dy- 01 Trving oh how Coim "“ 5198 | namic ma mun-ue tpeakers and scce PAPI ies. 1, UATANtee! Oarroll Sup RING PAINTING - a0, Rooms papered, $6 up: sanitaril, by steam IXE ree. 2. PAPE For Economy- Rooms papered, $ d up. by rellable concern. SN consr 'd DEGORATXN =3 .MN on. Cnlllfklr' I:K ’{:‘;‘ x Bisn. for room 14x31 or ine] foind, millinery for ecauivalent: 4 wardroe nd counters: walnut fin! D.p rt tore fixtures for room 38x88 or !qul\l lent: walnut finish. Low type marble bank scieen for banking me 30, # ress Box_469-J. | ¥ i Adgge SALE OR RENT. -ton Northwest gasoline caterpillar cra) with %-yard bucket. ~Samler Machine; 28w, Pratt ot Baltimors. Equipment Co., Plaza 0834 BUILDING MATER]? __All_kinds. _Apply Oid_Center SPECTAL-— SPECIAL- 8PECIAL. Your dog given a sanitary bath. completes. ly eliminating fleas, and dried with electrie I for' $1. ,Dr, Locke's Dog Cat . 1422 Trving st. n.w. e CANARIES. Males and Females for Breeding. eding Cages. Nests TON'S PET SH Pirst-class erms. CO.. INC.. Nar. 0500 y G Rooms papered, m}\'“'\\(;l\(‘ ¥id ub' "‘r Ipighed work """'f Pr \s-umvl\n patch work done re -omu 1° o ceiling. 310 up: l 708 1ath st EO 1008 PAP te 1 ¥ sz Ving 8t. 10 “lessans. e ‘Hennear at. ‘Hock Creek Park u POULTRY AND EGGS. BABY CHICKS Rocks Reds. Lea der now; fresh dozen EOuy Farm: Bellston, Phone don 1088-W-1. DDLE HOI Halioran, R R minutes t Window Shades, 80c ““‘, Hartshorn waterproof. eleanable shi ON YOUR ROLLERS. nu' :w 1o 3 nches x 6 teet. je shade: portion- ately ?nua NATIGNAL SHADE BHOP. 1213 Eve st ny ABSOLUTELY NO CASH required. Painting, paparing, plumbing. car- oentering. _electric wiriny ec. Try ages, weather payment plal kEstimates cheer- fully “given: The GENERAL CONTRACTING CO. 927 New York Ave. N.W. 3 PRIN( HEATING. PLASTERING. WEATHERSTRIPP] MENTING. OARFH'G PWMB?‘%{T 3 PAPERING, GARAGES. We bulld. reouild ul 31,50 wun; Lar «N'Hioll old goid. ailver, cia ught” and said Bakes Co. 913 D si. Dw ! ‘r‘nle’nogue‘m'x oty le"“l‘dfl“oldn ot Cotlections. Bought. Hotby Bhop, 1437 F nw. Dist 1;-3 UTOVATIO REPRIGERATION. Touse and commarcial, baught, sold of exchiansed: femoved, instalied, Serviced; save mones. 100 Ea”_ave n's 30 BOOKS—All Kinds. any quantities “Bring them ™ r phone Mot S "Gileiha) Pead shap v, No branches GASH REGISTERS, show ciies ind stora" Satures; nfre , congents " Bouggil Bdrat 3 .wmi-u diamonds and 61 s Deeded In our a...:.‘i;‘c unfl‘ geot A1 cnsh vaite aid _Selingor HIBERTY MAGAZINE. copier of B 1538, mmedigtely. ‘Eimer Nelion, John_Ma _pl. 3 NO, §00d _upright, for cas Address gtale price and make K small O mmist ba cnap TOF “cash 47 Sof prive wanted. dddress’ Box PORCELAIN-TOF TABLES. 1. date "4 persons apiece mateh. Must Te mnlh.h Wilson._Lin. 10418 AIIF‘II s. m C Mot tina o2t TOAPAVE N, ocis, mercnandise: Thirty-nine years the a‘mnl!un public. Kfi# $CYE noA 1920 SPORT SEDAN—3178 "‘g— month. Just like mew: &uy& ifhted, Warmiapien porches, additions, Phone Nth. CO 1001 New Y As long th B ahres years | 531 ALE—MISCE I.ANEOUS‘ DDING MACHINES rold. rented, repair nited Typ. & Add. Maoh. Co. Inc. 1327 R T tve nw WAL S0, Govi contractors. QUE MAHOGANY SIDEBOARD, ma- hogany and satipwood tilt-top table, music fo%; hairs and household furniture. i ANTIQUE s!m: JOARD. E: -] a- G\fl.m K nor, Anclu{dlnuch“ Tike 3160 wi e for % 631 Pa. ave. se Opn venings. é building | 2 "g}o- many aup sar Tuuuu o oS 500 e hcs % studdin DiBe. bath tubs. ra e materials which fifi-m-umr Efl.,n ; o i __ Brizhiwood af. ‘u BEAUTY SHOP. complete nent: 13 booths. 3 Prene mitzors, stes ha st o 237 il 41 “grana Yu - accommg: 00d used ma 0bs. 15" stored at ave Tarse . e win- oo QIILES. | & Son._ai | DINING-ROOM n.w.. suitable for gro- i | RADIO cost 3275: must sell before February _Call h_6300. (DOUFE. rimble” scat,” e H Tespect ; iate modu. “3383; ‘Cheysier ouch. 5 tse cageli, lnh. 3$298; Hudson ble Lokt Todh ‘ros and m-m ISTERS. Shelving. cha fere. 1500 1ith Offee uriis. steam tables. foutains. efectric Grinders. mixers, rs( Fators, Bartitions, Store sautpHEnt an ures 61 every aescripuion. — Edgar. Baum. o | 14 E st. n.w { REGISTER, Nafional: cost $860 e 28" | BUICK cnm’l model fir irimied. sine L6, | MU -‘&l_fi:e“:ll# d safes. "'"‘ gl condition: bel: . whi ?}du less than $10f it perfect. Condition: st Van Ness st. - | terms ENPORT SUKIE, three piees: u‘hnu BUIOK SPECIA] Vi, Sprines; el E\n‘g“(w i | o bas been be told from pe A i term: See Mr. i L0 "fmu\’nguufi el SET. ten-plece, Sun be seen at any time at Boaa® mh i ELECTRIC RA never used; casi Clarendon_1950. ELECTRIC SEWING MA conwemud el: perfect condition: ain for somebody. Address Box 404-J. Star a& ,_tables. en- s, cablnet You can ai E ]BUXCK COUPE, 1927—$75 down. month. Fine condition 11 ev ™ | dema tiation; guaranteed mrnnnonlh— tor Co.. 2033 17th n.w. Pat. CHEV OLET 1930 SPORT COURE: rumi : “beautiful oranee brown Ducg: df Wheels,” ully gmnua fun very Ituk: +f and motor excellent: ¥130 down. easy 1 mmh- Iy pavments. or Motor C0.. 14th at T si. nn Tottn ‘860 CHEVROLET "COACH, 1928-1In “best ot shape 1n_every detail: ihe best buy in town! priced $50 under market: terms, trade. R L Tasior Motor Co. 14ih at T sts. North CHEVROLET R e i 1l new it cally perfect. We invite your m Rsmection . Qniy 3150 dowhs BAIANGE Wonth: Iy "Poha Service, 1126 20th st. R North 0347 = ol CHEVROLET ~SPORT BLACK AND "W Landau o Beautitul ‘ear, pertect cob- “1 570 down, year \@ PRy, ditlon. only Mr. Rol 16th st. n.w. SPORT ROADSTER. llow D\u f" L. Taylor Motor Co., l4th urpiture. i new Gl white sngmel; LR S phone sell §150 cas) FLOO! counters, she oasters. tabl tigerator display cases.’ gas ranges. §‘!}-,“ Fixture Co. 413-415 Sih st nw. Met: arae Lo Columbia 376¢. FURNITURE- Dining_room sui Plago, Victrale, SieceHving l’l‘llmss 0ol reirigerator. ll" FURNITURI n.e ~Overstuffed living room suf Itie_new, ¥39.50; walut dining room suite, $37.50; bureau,” $7 beds complete, $9. other furniture cheap 1211 H sc._n.e. FURNITURE—Camplete Living-room uifit of seven picces: only four montis old; origina! $am0e Bed ot resanable fute. FURNITURE— suite, o Ml B ix-piece waln practically ne z 3002 Rodmen st ek FURNITURE. modern, for 4-room apt.: leav- {ng, Vashiniton; " no dealers. Cléveland RUGS, sood grade, good coudition. clean ettt double “bed, con b read add “Vanity, ‘345 walut' bu chest drtors ‘wnd brown Metal dou ed, $40. or sell separately: mahogany telephiolie siand and chair (Kew), 2 Himed Gak rockers. spring seats: brown wicker chalr and rockers, straight chairs, 12, red predominat: 0. ‘bliie and tan. $15 and rose. 310; small- small tables, etc. ADL Dist. $383. 1928; rumbie seat; cash, §18 per month, 4654, CHEVROLET '39 SEDAN—$100 down. 330 pat month | Like new in every wav now tizeys ‘nnlnd Srrlision Motor ‘Co.. 3038 th n.w. _Pat. 004 CHEVPOLET COACH, 1 begutiful midnight blue: exceilent, tires good; 3154 down. iy payments. R. L' Tavlor Mo st.North 9603. {EVROLET SEDAN. 192 tion; $150 cash; private party. FURNITURE AND Aximinste er_rugs. Iamps, 1539 Eve st. n.w. < e FURNITURE Mahogny tablé. mission reck: er anal baokegse, refri Aot 35" Botomac 2981-W." o x;xg;msu SASH, new, 3 f1 by ¢ ft. without 3 i s 3270, Complete 1ol 3 ranches dECHINGER GO, HOTWATER EATER. Arcol; _suit- atle Tor small home; §35 “eash: © Phone Clarendon 1950 28% NEW ~ VICIOR G ATION RADIO, Model RE-% with ‘resording featurs, " Will sacrifice. 4817 36th st. n.w.. Apt. 404. Call between'7 and &: 50 5 ovening ¢ any time NORWAY BPRUCES, isc. Will be -nnn over $2 each in ive. handsome, living Caristmas {ree: for_home plantings. . Decatar 08! PIANOS—For January we are making & general reduction in new and used planos. Knabe, $150. perfect condition; Hallet & Davis. $135. 'like new: Brenneit and Brets. made by Silefl. $12: upr Scle azent for Hardman. Kranic Bach 40d Cable pianas, Pi for rent. Hugo Worch: 1110 G n.w. - Pianos moved snd n.mked &hsm exchianged for pianos. ~All CHEVRGLET GOACH, 1926—Will ¢ive Talles GI/satistactony Service: Daints \ires ang motor ‘0., and only 3110 Terms 344 down Dalance monthiv. Pohanka Service, 1134 / 0th st Norih 0341 5 CHEVROLET _COACH. only™ § Griginal_finish: Jow, - mileage: Swher Just iraded this_well ik Bile on' & new Ford. See this car and un o othier fine cars, Buieks, Huds " the best “Buy in town i ton for only 3330, Evno fving &t n.w. Open ROLET_GOAC maodel: TBvY biue col Unconditionally guaraniesd for 50 ¢ 3 ear in trade,” balance B2 3435 Chevratet Co), 13th snd Good Hone T Atlantic 4400. ROLET SPECIAL SEDAN. | : only 7 months old; terms 1605 1481 ne Wisconsin_Motors, Inc. North_4807. o CABRIO crifice, o -, CHEVROLET COACH. 1927375 Sins ke Aeg (recest resalr Wi, ] sell today. 1928, priced fre HEVROLETS, 418, 1 cou edans, conches an Prew lets.” Buy of Thew Motor Cos 180" 14th St CHEVROLET ENGINE HBEADS vf ine welded in the car, 35 FAEVEQLET, CovtE,, l"mifu&’fifi easy terms; you cllnol Purchase cars of equal vaiue elsewhere at our low prices; buy your used car here, we can save you least 125, Our cary displaved inside lishied bulding. Open” even n&. b days. Owens olur Co., ia. ave. CHRYSLER 65 COUPE. lm spare tire. two-tone Duca in ht‘li tion; mechanicelly in the best af shape: i ily: nteed for 3 ciings and: ua nteed ‘evenings N Congivion, 150 :"'n&? 1930; like nd trac st n.W, Pt lll.l?' 'PIANO—Will sell my equity in Louis XV i Stiefl-made grand plane for 360 cash; payment and balance can be arranged. Telt PIANO, | Puncll Bac ight, exceilent cone _v__li artment size up- ftion, 3§50 “cash. 1430 lecir! 50" Woadstoek Phone_Clarendon_1950. Ist. will sacrifice. SAFE (metaD, desk. chait Ames Bide.. (410 SEWING uncl-mus— s read 8i $18° 115 New ideas, | 1321 141 New machines, | Sundass. Open CHR i per menth 'Md'i ‘un.l‘onnu(lon ol B L ‘Warrington HQWI BEWING consoles _ an Jesr eusrantes % or_terms. SEWING rhhlt tric stitch: Fidee Tov