V ^ National Capital Open Attractive Program Assured r AUTO GLASS FENDERS REPAIRED Tech-Coolidge Game To Have as Guests For Rotary Club Horse Show AUTO GRILLS ly Larry Lawranca Hester's Sterling, Mrs. Gardner Headlines Week's 50 Gl The Washington Rotary Chib’s Hallman's Graylark, Party Mlsa HERSON Amputees horse show which opens at the from George Fitzpatrick’s Baltimore 72 Florida Art. N.I. Ml. 7100 * By Merretl Whittlesey Meadowbrook Saddle Club arena 'stable. Bill Stevens* Cody. Bobby Schoolboy Card Prince George* Club plans to in- on Kast West Highway at 10 o’clock Leek Bonne Fille and A1 Earnest's vite at least SO from Huber amputees Sunday morning has attracted a Dickery Boy, all 8-foot Jumpers, get ly George Walter Reed Hospital to the Nation- AUTO REPAIRING large list, about all in the same ring in an open Jumper Another to break the al Capital Open in June, according entry including attempt up the local star or •ad REPAINTING to Pro A1 Houghton, who is search- performers as well as knock down and out, anything Coolldge winning streak starts today many top horses from distant locali- BODY AMD RMDB WORK 1 ing for a vantage point on the course may happen. There is no section ties. and tomorrow, with all eight teams from where the bora will be able in this country when heights of MtMtbto ChtvrtltL lot. A well balanced for stepping off in the District public to see the most activity. program 6 feet or better are reached so con- 6323 Goorjio Are. N.W. 61. 0100 juniors, hunters and jumpers has as baseball title race. Eastern and Hie club also may Invite the sistently in the Msryland-Vir- nntoUTK «»nci high been arranged and the quality of the members of schoolboy golf teams ginla-District sector area. Anaeoetla beat gun by moving the entries as to the clinic on June the reported by Manager That the hunter classes will be as their game up to today, while the 4. day Leo C. May Indicates competition well filled with others start tomorrow as sched- before the 73-hole medal play starts. prominent Laurel of the keenest variety and possibly winners ae the uled. The suggestion was made by Bobby open classes is a cer- a record or two may totter. 8-DAY SERVICE Brownell, District tltlist and a tainty. Entering the lists are such Coolldge, youngest school In the When such former outstanding open high conformation horses as city, has won four major sport* schoolboy champion. Lloyd jumpers as Black Flyer, E. A. Farm’s Traumertan championships in a row and that Mangrum, Bam Snead, Jimmy Springabury Haeussler's Baltimore entry, the and Erin Dr. A. doesn’t include such minor items Thomson and one player to be Beau. I. Kay’s Watch Viarwood Stable’s big leaping pair, Phantom Raider. Mrs. Y. Repairing as holds. named will take part In the shot- Paul golf and rifle, which it also Hl-Jaek All Work Fully Guaranteed and Kelley, 8am Begley's W. T. Car- The Colts started their string with making demonstration and exhibi- Rosenberg's Hylo-Ladd. veteran Ringmaster. Col. Wayne O. rico’s On Parade. di the 1946 basket ball title and since tion match. George Paula's Poet Mrs. Lee Counsel- S. MITCHELL.^"' then have added baseball, football Meridian, man's Kristi, Stable’s 741 Fifteenth St. N.W. and another basket ball title to their This will be Lew Worsham’s great- Tipperary est season if his local debut can Novice Boxers Queen’s Aide, Mrs. Prod J. Hughes’ list. And they’re in a good position Seeking be likened to bis of San-D, Martin Vogel’s Flint and a to keep going with this year's base- performance last In the first score of other fox chasers. ball crown. Coach Carl Heintcl, who year. MAPOA event In Wortham shot a 10- The Junior classes will have the took over when Bobby Hart shifted 1946, Junior Gloves Titles 83 at Prince He same splendid entries which were a to Eastern, has some talented play- over-par Georgea. went on the climb the Thirty young novice boxers, rang- real feature of last Sunday’s Mead- ers back, including Pitcher Houston among top 10 in the This from 45 140 owbrook show, including Pauline (Tex) Jones, who tossed two no- proa country. year ing In weight to pounds, he started in the Meed’s Bonfire, Mary Ropley’s hitters and several other low-hit by picking up will square off tonight in the final first tournament at Woodholme the Jack’s Queen, Margaret Aitcheson'* games last year. round of the Junior Golden Gloves other day. That should presage a Wye, Mrs. Gene Cannon’s Golden Principal competition may come PLACE FOR from slides to sleds and from baseballs to Milwaukee Brewers’ a snowballs when nearly an inch of snow blanketed field, causing post- Club at t o'clock. J. F. McCauley's Spin Boy and Gay ! Central also to move East- Boys’ hope up. of their scheduled American Association opener with Minneapolis.—AP Wirephoto. Sherwood Forest golf course on Lady, Mildred Oalnee’ Ironing Socks ern and Tech ponement The finals In the open division have good pitching the Severn River, nesr Anhapolis, and other good ones. a will be held tomorrow night. Price and Central sports collection of will have its fortnsi reopening April of admission is $135. hefty hitters. Western also has a 36 with pine holes resdy for play. Farkas Loop Berths Open couple of good-looking hurlers and A's Having Trouble Stocking Farm Teqms Midge Ktine snd Ed Grsefe will set 45-pound cltu—-Harold Jones (Primes Georges PBC) vs. Gebriel Magtutu (PBC With six teams signed. Andy the 1947 series should be a scramble. ob- Lincoln, Nebr., Star: “On ss snd No. 5). Fullerton, Jr, order isn't being strictly derson, co-managers professionals. Parkas is looking for two additional Tech-Coolidge Big Game. ly Hugh the Kansu State bueball team The course was 60-pound class—Lawson Heflin (PBC No. served? ... Besides that sprint re- closed during the clubs to Associated Press Sports Writer 5) vs. Bob Abel (Georgetown Branch BCW). round out his softball cir- Tomorrow’s schedule is Tech at Is a man named A1 Sheriff. war. lay team which figures to come utility 55-pound class—Tito Lenterio (Alexan- cuit. Any class "A” teams inter- Wilson at Roosevelt and NEW 17.—The dria BC) vs. Jack Coolldge, YORK, April close to 41 seconds in the Kansas ... They say he is especially good Loving (Alexandria BC>. 60-pound class—Frank Fisher (FBC No. ested are requested to phone him ; Western at Central. The Tech- Athletics, who ex- in a Two Junior golfers from the Philadelphia Relays, Texas is very proud of its pinch.” 4) vs. Bonnie Gulce (PBC No. 4). at Metropolitan 4441. Coolidge game is the big one, with panded their farm system from distance which Msryland-District area, who will 65-pound class—Pete Schlosser (MBC) medley outfit, vs. Larry Gilliam (MBC). Coach Bob Walker’s Maroon crew 3 to 12 dubs this year, are hav- get an all-expense trip to the Na- broke the Texas Relays record set Dots brothers—Brendan 75- pound class—Bob' Krehbiel (Prinee finding out right at the start whether ing plenty of trouble stocking all, tional Junior tournament in Los Georges PBC) vs. Sam Buttles (FBC No. CAMERAS by North Texas State with the 11). It’s to the Colts. one farm’s and Jim Backen both hope to will be selected from the roe FACTORY AFFROVID An Nationally Know Brandi good enough replace them. Report from Rideout brothers_Besides Angeles, 76- pound clan—Tommy Clark (FBC No. Jerry make the Canadian Davis first of Stm and Merle Walker has just about decided to training camp is: "We’re get- Cup eight players In the Maryland 12) vt. Walt Roderick (MBC). Camera*. Thompson, who has done a 4:13 90-pound class—Charles Gulce (FBC No. CHEVROLET SERVICE start Bob Jones on the Tech mound, ting a good look at some of the team this summer. Bur Bren, Junior Open. The top eight will Projector*. Entaryer* and Ac- relay mile, the Longhorns have 4) vs. Bobby Thompson (ABC). ON CARS OR TRUCKS as he’s rounded in shape faster this Nation’s worst baseball talent older and better of the brothers, swing into match play, with the 95-pound class—Alton Davis (PBC No. mrroHrr. the 1946 scholastic mile champs 4) vs. AI Beall (Georgetown Branch BCW). SEE spring than Bob (Lefty) Burlin- here.” Dorsett (Tubby) is only the No. 4 player on the finalists earning the trip. of Louisiana and Texas, Wayne 100-pound class—Charles Cumberland TIME FAYMENT PUN game, another leftover pitcher from Graves, long-time Washington William and Mary College team. (Prinee Georges PBC) vs. Bob Thompson 6HEVY OHASE MOTOR 00. Hanson and Don Parks..,. Tom ...Pants Pacific Coast Quantico Pro A1 Jamison pointed (BNH). AVAILABLE last year. Tech’s fielding has been baseball coach and now a mem- Rowland, 106-pound class—Frank Hall (George- 7725 Wise. Ara OL 8100 Brown, wartime "boy wonder” out that if the Middle Atlantic PGA a little so far, but if the boys ber of the university’s athletic League prexy, had to apply the town Branch BCW) vt. Art Eustace (Bra). sloppy of the 110-pound vw—■ IWII ■ ■ — MW 4Vm.11 Va shortstop Dodgers, reported "silence” what he termed a selfish rule class—Wesley Fljpp (Prince Aka Gunt, Revolver*, Ammunl- executive staff, has been appoint- treatment to Sacra- passed Georges PBC) vs. Jim Kline Tuesday with a first baseman’s (Georgetown Hon and Plthlnj Tackle hard to handle. ed associate steward for the mento Manager Dick Bartell u a in excluding all but member pros Branch BCW). mitt, the only one he said they'd of from its 116-pound elase—Ray Martin (Prinee Wly MetnttlR Valley Water Tex Jones probably will draw the summer race meet at the Long- result Rowdy Richard’s beef- pro-amateur tournaments, Georges PBC) vt. Buster Manuel (PBC let him use during special drills PARKER-WHELEN CO., INC. Coolidge hill assignment, although acree Track. Wonder how the ing at the umpires.... The script that would mean name golfers such No. 11). It RaatmaiaalaA ter at Pensacola.... 8tan Pocock, son as 120-pound elase—Jim Oorii (PBC No. Bill Witzel, another vet, has shown NCAA "purists” look at that? for the movie Doc Blanchard and Cary Middlecoff, Harry Todd, 10) vs. John Tueker (PBC No. 11). of the famous builder of a lot of stuff this racing Junior Davis to make this Fred Haas, George 8choux and Ells- 140-pound elass—John Mahony (Prinee spring. Backing plan "." P"C) vs. KIDNEY One-minute shells, stroked the U. of Washing- Vines Nick CerUlo (MBC). ARTHRITIS. and up these two are a number of slug- sports page—Won- summer hun’t been prepared, but worth would be barred. der bits of ton senior crew in a recent inter- gers, principally Catcher Stan King how many "legitimate West Pointers are sure there’ll “Suppose one of those fellows was class race. BLADDER Condition and First Baseman Kohr. news” Larry MacPhall will give be no love entanglements or other passing through town and wanted Bobby This aataral mineral water from list Western's Fred Cahoon, who toss- out before Commissioner Happy “soft” stuff... not with those hard to play, but we told him he couldn’t Chandler decides his "silence” V • gyrlqgs, Arkansas, helps to— ed a 1-hitter at Blair last Tuesday, Today's guest star—Norris An- gents. because he wasn't a PGA member. 1. Stimulate kidney functions, looms as Coach Billy Richardson's We’d be the laughing stock of the and Sales Serrlee 8. Soothe Madder irritation. pitching choice against Central to- national body,” Jamison aaid. 8. Neutralise uric acidity* morrow. John Fulk, the Red Raid- Authorized Dealer Jet Pilot Leaves N. Y.l Tribe Fans 4. wastes. ers’ other talented hurler, has had Banqueting Veeck; Softball Meeting Tonight Discharge FAsst Far m Cm* a sore arm recently, but should be The District Softball Association ¥ar-W®od T+Jmy in soon. The cast meets Tt&AJL MOUNTAIN shape supporting For After Even a Plate tonight at 7:45 at the Boys’ Incrworttti VALLEY has several bright prospects in Derbytown Players Pay $10 Club of Washington’s Southeast Atsocratcd Fr«» Call OLivar 3400 MINERAL WATER George Holmes, fancy-fielding and ly tional efforts brought the first mil- Branch, Seventeenth street and lion 4906 Hampdtn Laaa, latfcaida. Md. Mil. 1082 804 121b St. N.W. hard-hitting shortstop; Hos Hos- CLEVELAND. April 17.—The boys attendance figure in Cleve- Massachusetts avenue S.E. Jamaica land's baseball WtKtDDDDKDDdKDDDDDnDDdKDKdDDKKdKDdD rnterutint Booklet m Bees set ts ttler, another good hitter and a Victory who write pieces for the sports history. a The eagerness with which local big tall bop who makes a nice target ly th» AuoeiotMl Prtu pages are tossing party tonight ini' 'in il. i rinii—WflBiim at first and Jack in for Bill Veeck, baseball’s Barnum, fans have looked forward to Veeck’s base, Malarkey NEW YORK, April 17.—Jet Pilot centerfleld. Jack Is a who to a cannon first full season as head of the Tribe sophomore left town on the Louisville train hopes parlay who may be the rookie of the year. cracker, vaudeville acts and a sound was demonstrated Tuesday when today, and in his traveling bag he the He’s small, but covers a lot of knowledge of baseball into the sec- largest opening-day crowd in no doubt carried his personal horse- and his arm is ond pennant in Cleveland's major local diamond history—55,014—as- ground, throwing shoe or four-leaf clover, or what- to see. league history. sembled to watch the revamped In- something ever it is a gee-gee uses for a lucky Is Central’s Problem. Some 500 fans and well wishers dians tussle with the Chicago White Pitching piece. Gabe will their into a Sox. Ferazzi, the new Central He’s the first of the East's Jam way banquet has a with hall at $10 per plate to honor the Cleveland hasn’t won a pennant coach, good hitting team, glamour-boy gallopers to head for the Jim Walsh man who has given baseball in since 1920, but the fans are con- pitching problem. Derbytown. And off his front-run- looms as the of Cleveland a new lease on life. vinced better days are ahead. best the green ning. two-lengths win in the Ja- mound staff. The turnstiles have clicked stead- The enthusiasm for Veeck Is Among the sluggers maica Handicap yesterday he looks are Bob second base last ily ever since the 32-year-old ex- shared by the Indians. They’re all Johnson, about as good as there is around who now is at Marine took over as president of plunking down 110 per plate and year shortstop; here, pending later word from fel- the Indians last June. when a ball that much Catcher Elwood McDaniel, and lows like Cosmic Bomb, the winter player pays Jack a rookie who The Indians wound up in sixth for a meal he’s feeling something Hickert, may book favorite, or Phalank, the Joe last year, but Veeck’s promo- besides hunger. replace Ruggieri at first. stretch-runner, or Blue Border and place A lot of are youngsters being Stepfather, the recent fancy flop- tried on both the Wilson and Roose- olas, in the Wood Memorial Sat- Bowlers velt teams, and it would take tomor- urday. Three Movie Horses Rosslyn row’s to game show whether either Better Value could come under team will to be up in the fight this that latter heading, too. But Train- Hosts Ribbons All Wilson’s spring. pitchers are er Maxie Hlrsch has indicated that On Circus Classiest bowling battle of the rookies, with Tom Evans, pr possibly all is not well with “The Value.” Program season is expected tomorrow Dean Maury, showing the most so The word is he probably will take Flicka, Smoky and Thunderhead, night at Rosslyn when Galt far and due to start tomorrow. Davis’ a long vacation and may be among three horses who galloped to fame Rosslyn All-Stars shoot a Coach Cliff Netherton has a return with the couple those conspicuously absent from the will engagement of before Hollywood’s cameras, veterans, Dick Janlglan and Jack Derby, as well as the Wood. famed Connecticut Blue Rib- come to Monday to Whitcomb, in the outfield, plus Ed This will cause no shouts of glee Washington bons, featuring Nick Tronsky. back at third. as The Harris, among those. who sent it in on begin new careers circus horses. Rosslyns swept teams, dou- Coach Herman Littman at Roose- him in the winter books at 12 to 1— Oddly enough they’re now training bles and singles, In the Connec- velt has several new players, most eighth on the list. at Belmont Park race track for ticut meeting. of whom are hitting good In early Making his first start since mid- their new roles. Firing for Rosslyn will be Lou games. One of the best hitters is January, when Trainer Tom Smith The news will be welcomed by Jenkins. Joe Harrison, Whip Bemie Mead, a leftover pitcher. took him away from the races to thousands of youngsters who fol- Litchfield, Billy Stalcup and Also hitting well is little Billy Hibbs. aim him strictly for Col. Matt lowed the horses in motion pictures Cletus Pannell. Rolling will a smooth shortstop who’s out for Winn’s fancy scramble, the Pilot with avid interest. All of them start at 7:30. the first time in baseball. toted 121 pounds through the slop should be ready for their sawdust Onlif iji handsomely yesterday. It was only debut Monday in the Shrine Circus a 6-furlong Waltz, of course, but he at Uline Arena and will perform Minor Leagues was impressive. The time was there the remainder of the week. ly the Associated P'«i» Naval Boxers Enter . 1:11%, good over a sloppy track. Two of the best-known horse train- PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE. Handled by Johnny Longden, Jet ers in the business, Albert Ostermaier Portland. 1: San Francisco. 0. Oakland. 3: Sacramento. 1. hhBeI Pilot ran second behind Halcyon and the Montana Kid, are handling Los Angeles, 3: Seattle. 1. Second Round San VO; Tonight Air for the first quarter-mile, raced the trio. Ostermaier comes by his Diego. Hollywood, 4. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION. WE TAKE “DENTS” 1 The second round of the Potomac the latter into defeat and led for avocation honestly, as his father Kansas the final half-mile. The Jaclyn was a well-known European trainer City. 8: St. Paul. 4. OUT of ACCIDENTS River Naval Command qualifying Columbus. 8; Indianapolis. 1. boxing tournament unwinds at 7 Stable's I Will, the popular choice, before him. The Montana Kid, of Other games postponed. SOUTHERN Our shop Is equipped and manned |j||| o'clock tonight at the Quarters K finished second, beating Brooke- course, goes under the name he ASSOCIATION. with trained metalsmiths and sap meade Stable’s Peace Harbor by popularized in Western movie thrill- Atlanta. 4: Birmingham, 0. painter) to handle all types of gtesf; gym in Arlington. Chattanooga, fl: Nashville. 1. collision work. The reault will Survivors of the finals, to be two lengths. ers. Little Rock. 4: Memphis, 3. be "New Car" aooearance. Axle Sag New Orleans 8; Mobile. 7. and wheel next will a ■ ■ ■ • frame straixhteniny. staged Thursday, get TEXAS LEAGUE. allrnment is a specialty at the $38 crack at the all-Navy champion- Northeast Motor Company Shop. s$|gg nawkins Beaumont, 7; Houaton. 1. ships In San Diego in June. Kidwell Senators Bowl Oklahoma City. 10; Dallas. 4. Budert Pten. of Covrie (Continued From Page C-l.) Fort Worth, 11: Tulsa, 2. A packed house saw Quarters K San Antonio. 4: Shreveport, 2. and Receiving Station emerge with NORTHEAST Motor Co. ment of here, but | three winners each In the opening To Second NDBC yesterday's game Aerott From “Start" |||j round last night. Quantico Marines Spot Bluege Intended to stick with his SALES SERVICE PARTS Kidwell Senators of Temple MO Bladensbur* Road N.E. m produced two winners and Patuxent pitching choice, Mickey Haefner, in *■ River Naval Air Station had a are in ATUntle 0200 one, Bowling Alley Ladies' League today's tussle. Joe Dobson was Chrysler—Plymouth YEARS of knockout by R. Bondy over Naval 286 second place in booster team action slated to for the Red Sox, WHEELER Medical Center’s Tommy Knott. pitch |nc. in the National DIRECT FACTOKT DEALER 112-pound cuss—J. D. Murphy (Quan- Duckpin Bowling Bobo Newsom, who returned to ALSO available; tleo Msrlnes) won by TKO over 8. C. tournament. 4300-4320 Wisconsin EMerson 4300 ‘know-how’ Ator 'NAS Patuxent). Congress ! the Capital last night in preparation 128-pound class—Tad Sehieaaier (Quar- The Senators fired a 1,581 last "WHEEL WITH WHEELER" Nats' the ters K) deelsioned Ron Ooniales (NAS. at Bethesda Center | for the home opener with Patuxent). night Bowling 83 REBUILT FORD 135-pound class—Lae Taaple (Quarters to move into the second shot, while | New York Yankees tomorrow at under one K) won by TKO over Harry Rodters low if block of roof! other leaders held their was a Special price (Quantico). positions j Griffith Stadium, to hold light CADILLAC OWNERS CNAINCC 135-pound elaaa—Bob Bln ns (Receivtnx intact. Runnerup in the women's ! workout today in Washington. The old is not crocked Station) won by TKO over B. X. Reiter Veteran hes expert body and your engine entire division was Silver Lunch- i will over £hU|REv Parkway’s staff af (NAS. Anaceatia). Spring massive right-hander take fender men end mecheniei reedy — 14*-pound class—Roy Mansfleldt Re- eonette with Ford Specialists ready 1,517. ! the pitching after President Truman to serve eelvln* Station) deeUloned Jimmy Bryant The you. Taka a yaar ta as $1244 manth! (NAS. Patuxent): W. .O'Brien (Quantleo Brookland Garage men’s flips out the first ball at 3 o’clock. pay—law to restore new-car per- Marines) deelsioned Johnny Donnolly team knocked over moet pins, 1.742, Sid Hudson will face the Yankees (NAS. Anacostla). Willard StrvioM, Ine. formance and economy 160-pound class—R. Bondy (NAS. Pa- while McGonigal'a Plumbers were on Saturday and it is likely Bluege Eeer 1B10 14th BL N.W. AD. SS8S Tommy Knott (Naval to your Ford! tuxent) kayoed second with 1,728, will fire at the .. Medical. Bethesda) Larry Winkler (Quar- again Early Wynn ter! K> fleelsioned over H. w. Smyth Tonight’s action will bring to- Red Sox when Boston invades for JOI SULLIVAN 'Quantico Marines). gether the area’s leading women a series on lTBfPOund class—BUI Bailey (Receivini two-game Sunday. Wynn NEW AND REBUILT I Service Mamet*1, Station) deelsioned Wally Walter (NAS. Dowlers. headed by Lorraine Gulli, was smashed for 15 hits by Boston Patuxent knows Fords —SERVICE, ; L__ who will lire in singles and doubles. in his debut, but was sabotaged by i IN baekwords and shoddy fielding. ENOINES STOCK NOW forwards. Fac- Marion Show i EACTORY-TRAINED Fight Postponed tory-trained ond ■ Continued From Page C-1.1 MECHANICS Due to Illness Ready for Installation a member of the Hayes' Parkway "fam- In condition. To date the illness • Fla., tip-top Due to of Charley within 24 HOURS ily" for 18 year*. he has not had a bit of trouble Hayes of Detroit, next Monday JH 111 ■ ■ (I wm | wil CONVENIENT DOWN- from his back. night’s boxing show at Turner's BOB BOOKS TOWN LOCATION One day while Marion was tak- Arena has been postponed until Parts Mamet** in Florida, • ing batting practice Monday, April 28. has the knowl- Musial. the 1948 batting king and had been Hayes signed to fight and the ex- HAVE YOUR CAR most valuable In the Na- ‘‘'fra PARKWAY-THE BEST WAY edge player Ken a local Stribling, middleweight, perience to help REPAIRED tional League, caught a flaw In his who recently knocked out Prank ta aar smaathar, you with every OPE ICE HOURS stance. kaap yaar running Sweeney. "parts" problem. "I think you would get a little looking battar more power if you didn't take such a wide stance." Musial advised his teammate. "I don’t want you to think I’m butting in, but it's a little trick that has helped me.” I RACES TODAY Individually TMarti Covtrt Mr (Shortstop changed his stance 1b Plaetie, Fibre A Sailcloth and started hitting wl*h more au-; ; Havre de Grace ONE-DAY SERVICE thorny, Now he's aiming for the For All Make* of Can fence*. HAVRE DE GRACE □ UPHOLSTERING It n*a been a long time since Marion went 4 for 4 like he did yes- HANDICAP CONVERTABLE TOPS terday off Cincinnati's rookie pitch- | RECOVERED and Fender er. Ed Erautt, when he bunched EIGHT BACKS DAILT Body Work three with hi* single* clinching Imh train tCSTM tS:Ie homer. Pee Wee Reese, Johnny 44-50 Pesky. Buddy Kerr and Vem Ste- •J phens have been challenging his POTOMAC MOTOR IlM IT* IT. Ml. VASIL LAS right to the name of Mr. Short- INC. stop. but if he keeps up his SALES, V »WA 4k*fW AfevRewrae Hotel long- 1206 New Are. N.W. distance clouting there will be no ETPij Httnpehira '' ammrnmt^mmtmm contest. NA. 7977 ^ l~t.—:--1