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Evening star., 1925-08-12
NUPTIAUS ARE DENIED.

NEW YORK, August II F).-While
It was reported last night that Con
suelo Vanderbilt would marry Earl f.
T. Smith, Yale University student,
soon after the Christmas holidays,
Sydney ]. Smith, father Of the young
man, said early today 'he knew moth
ing about it and neither did his SON "
Miss Vanderbilt is at Newport. K. l.,
recovering from an operation for ap-
pendicitis. She was stricken i'll on the
eve of her sister Muriels wedding,
July 25, to Frederick Cameron Church,
jr., at her mothers summer estate.
Beechmount, Newport.
Consuelo is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt, who are
, separated. and the fifth in line from
Commodore Vanderbilt. family found
er. Mrs. Vanderbilt, who is now at
Saratoga, N. y, was Miss Virginia
Fair and inherited a fortune from the
Fair estate. Mr.. Vanderbilt is one Of
the wealthiest members OF the family.
The parents of the reported bride
groom-to-be were divorced in 1903.
Mrs. Smith obtained the custody of
her son, and later married c. Whitney
Carpenter, jrr
Earl Smith IS a member of the class
of 1926 at Yaia- 1t is reported that he
will not return next Fall. He now is
living on Park avenue with his father
and q brother.
Evening star., 1925-08-12
FATE OF NAVAL BASE.
WITH BUDGET BUREAU
Department Officials Unable to De-
eide Questions of Aban-
donment.

The possibility that the naval supply
base at South Brooklyn, n. Y, and
several long established shore stations
may have to be abandoned because OF
considerable reductions in Navy ap-
preparations for the next fiscal year
brought from the Navy Department
merely the statement that such ques-
tions were in the hands of the Budget
Bureau. s<NsEaH
Navy officers declined to divulge the
departments position with regard to
any extensive appropriation decrease
but the indications were that what
ever steps might be taken If the de-
partment was called upon TO bear the
brunt of heavy reductions in govern
mental appropriations, as intimated in
press dispatches from SwampScott,
would depend largely upon the pro-
gram eventually laid down by the
Budget Bureau.
The appropriation for the Navy last
year was $3.50. .000,0 900. with a subse-
quent deficiency appropriation of $33.-
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100000, and the department was said
10 contemplate requesting approx
mately the same amount this year.
The exact figures We're not announced,
put the Navy's intention is understood
10 be to maintain the enlisted person
mel at $4,000 authorized strength and
10 proceed with construction progress
already authorized by Congress. These
include some development of the
Hawaiian base, particularly in dredg
ing operations, while construction
work would include laying down some
Of the eight 10,O0o-ton cruisers already
authorized, for two of which initial
appropriations have been made.
Details of the Navy program for air.
craft development have not been dis
closed, pending study bv the Budget
Bureau of the departments recon-
mendations, which were submitted sew
eral weeks ago with its preliminary
estimate.
Evening star., 1925-08-12
PROFIT-SHARING URGED.
Catholic Group Proposes Coop
eratiye Mine Operation.

Joint management and division Of
profits by mine executives and work
ers was suggested today in a state
ment by the Social Action Department
of the National Catholic Welfare Con-
ference, as a compromise proposal for
avoidance of a cessation of work in
the anthracite industry.
The statement said that under the
cooperative management plan the
miners could relinquish their demand
for 10 per cent wage increase and
the executives could grant the check
off, while the questions Of arbitration
and political Intervention also would
be obviated. Executive, miner and
consumer would profit, it argued,
through improved spirit and efficiency
in the mines and steadier production
Evening star., 1925-08-12

When Dresses and Coats-yes' ano
prices-there will be a busy day IN
Remnant Values!
Misses s1o.75 to $3.50 Cotton Dresses in
Voiles and Linens-in straIgh line
models, trimmed with lace and ribbon.
In maize, rose and green ........ 1915
Misses S1a.75 Tub Silk Dresses, in
stripes. StraiehtIine and kick -pleat
models in many shades. s.......-. $50
Misses S25 Sports and Afternoon
Dresses, in printed crepe, fiat crepe
and tub silk. With long or short
sleeves, and showing stitching, en-
broidery and ribbon trimming. IN
rose, green, tan, coral and navy, $1,000
Misses S25 to $3.50 Dresses for After
noon and Sports. OF flat crepe, crepe
de chine and printed silks. In fiared.
two piece and chemise models. With
Ionq or short sleeves, buttons, tucking
and ribbons. White, maize, coral,
green and navy ...............S 6.5O
Misses S35 to $45 Afternoon and Eve
nina Frocks of lace, seoreette, satin
canton. In smart models with en-
broidery, lace, ribbon and button trim,
nines. In cocoa, green, coal, maze and
tan 80 0lJ-.1U
Misses s25 Sports Suits of flannel; navy
Jacket and white flannel skirts, $3.50
Misses Apparel
Evening star., 1925-08-12
Caretaker Is Shot.

"A pistol shot fred from the outside
last night resulted in the bullet pierc.
ing the screen of a basement window
at the residence OF Miss Helen Louise
Sargent, 925 Seventeenth street, who
is visiting abroad, and wounding Cor
don w. Daniels, colored caretaker, "a
years old. He was taken to Emer-
gency Hospital, and treated by DIR.
Smith. Detectives VermiIlion and
Brodie are seeking to determine who
did the shooting
Evening star., 1925-08-12
125 BIouses-Less!

Both Cotton and Silk BIouses go in this
clearance!
5o-$1.95 Cotton BIouses, of good quality
dirty, in tailored, overbIouse and tuck
in styles Observation-Disclosures. .79c
1886 to Sse5 Silk BIouses-crepe de
chine overbIouses with short or cap
sleeves, round or v neck lines. White,
flesh color and tan. .S3o5
Street Floor
Evening star., 1925-08-12
HEIRESS' WEDDING
/ AFFIRMED, DENIED
Mrs. Vanderbilt Says Daugh-
ter viii Wed-Smith'S
Father Processes Ignorance.
, BY the Associated Press.

Y by the Associated Press.
NEWPORT. r. l., August 12.-Miss
Consuelo Vanderbilt. younger daugh-
ter of Mrs. William X. Vanderbilt, I'd,
will be married in New York early
this Winter TO Earl L. Y. Smith, ac-
Cording TO official announcement made
at Beachmound the Vanderbilt Sum
ner residence, today.
A spokesman for Mrs. Vanderbilt
said it was her intention to announce
the engagement today at Beach
mound. where Miss Vanderbilt is con-
valescing from a recent operation for
appendicitis. Mrs. Vanderbilt is in
Saratoga attending the races.
The engagement of Miss Vanderbilt
to Mr.. Smith, son of Mrs. c. Whitney
Carpenter. jr., had been previously
reported, but on each occasion 1t was
vigorously denied by Mrs. Carpenter.
1t was stated at Beachmound today
that no details concerning where the
marriage would take place in New
York are yet available.
Evening star., 1925-08-12

IneSe NeLdHdHt dPPdreI,
for the larger or taller figure, are dra
EExtra Size $3.50 Smartly Styled
Georgette Dresses, with silk embroid-
ery-3, navy blue; 2, size 42La;, !,
Gowns; orchid, 1 tan. Size
3-Extra Size $47.50 White, Heavy Can
ton Crepe Dresses, in sports and
dressy styles. Sizes 40Ia and
2-Extra Size $55 Black Crepe Roma
Wraps with ostrich border and throw
tie. Full length models. Sizes AYE
and 44la $3.50
Evening star., 1925-08-12
Summer Hats-Less!

Wonderful values here at big savings
tomorrow
$3.50 to $3.50 Hats-our own imports,
offering a good choice of stunning
styles ...............-.-.. SIS
Bangkok Hats-a smart coIiecton-qo
S125o to $3.50 Sample Hats-every one
that remains from Summer stocks SS
3o-$s.50 to $40 Hats-in styles you'll
adore (and there's plenty of Summer
left to wear themD ................S
Third Floor
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suits, tOo-Or JciIcH qualify go at ehCe0
he Misses Shop. Just look at these
Misses s4e.5o to $s5 Afternoon and Eve
ming Frocks of crepe roma, satin can
ton, georgette. Some in ensemble
styles; others in flare, chemise or tunic
styles. Trimmed with lace, ribbon or
embroidery. Gray, coral, maize, green
Misses sf575 Flannel Coats in strsi sht.
line models, with braidins and Sum-
ner fur trimmings. In snuff, green
Misses SIS to $3.50 Coats Of seorsetts,
twill, benaaIine silk. With or without
fur trimming. Straieht-line and flared
models. In green, rust, gray and navy
Misses, Gsse $3.50 to s4s.5o Coats Of SIX,
Twill and kasha, in straight lines, with
fur borders or plain. White, navy,
Misses s45 to S55 one-of- kind After
noon Frocks of Hat crepe, eeorgette,
crepe roma and satin canton. With
long or short sleeves. In flare and
straight line models. Red, green,
COCO, navy and black ....... $500
Misses $3.50 Sports Suits of tweeds and
jeweltone, in box ioeket style, with or
without velvet collars $500
oDs-Third Floor
Evening star., 1925-08-12
FUGITIVE BANKER TAKEN
IN THEFT OF $500, 600
Former Cashier. Of Benwood, W.
Va, Institution Accuses Other
Oficials Also.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
LOS ANGELES, August 12.-Joseph
Ward, said to be wanted in West
Virginia on a charge OF embezzling
$4,000 in funds of the Bank of Ben.
wood, was arrested here last night
( Police said he at first denied his
identity, but later broke down and
admitted he was the man sought.
Ward is also alleged to have con-
fessed that he, while assistant cashier
of the bank, conspired with other
officials of the institution in the EN-.
bezzlement of the $500, 600
He said he had received only a,
Evening star., 1925-08-12
Clearance of
SIS Handbags -S3.95

This Remnant lot includes a good seec-
ton of Silk Pouch Bags in black and
eoIors, Leather Pouches in combined
coIers or plain. All fitted with change
purse and mirror. A tempting value!
Belts Reduced White Kid Belts, plain
or perforated; also in black, tan, brown
and gray suede; in patent leather;
mostly medium widths. Not all sizes
in every color. Csc
Street Floor
Evening star., 1925-08-12

especially designed in slenderizing lines
tically reduced for immediate disposal.
1o-Extra Size $3.50 to $3.50 Cotton
Wolfe Dresses, plain and embroidered,
in white and colors combined. Sizes
4oR to 4sR. 80. .S9.75
Extra Size S85 Black Satin Evening
Wrap, with chartreuse lining and
ostrich border. Size 44Ia. ..S57 so
Extra Size. Georeette Coat with
marabou cuffs and border.
Size az :. .S19.75
Extra Size $59.I5 Black Twill Coats,
full length and lined with heavy
crepe. Sizes 46la and 4sla. .S29 so
Extra Size $35 FIowered Chiffon
Dresses, I jade green, | French blue
both size 421s. .............. ..S17S0
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Bandettes-A Dollar!

Bandettes--very narrow, made of pink
jersey silk and finished with narrow
ribbon shoulder straps-daintiness it.
self ...............,.... .$1.00
Bandettes-of white net, trimmed with
white satin and ribbon. ST 90
BoneIess Girdles-front or side fastening
styles, with hose supporters. 81 .95
Third Floor
Evening star., 1925-08-12
Visas Abolished by Austria.

VIENNA, August IL Cp).-Passport
visas for Austrians travelling to Ger
many and Germans coming to Aus
tria have been abolished. The Aus
trian government is negotiating a
similar arrangement with Italy,
France, Switzerland and Czechoslo-
Vakia.
Evening star., 1925-08-12
Davis Bodyg-uard Dies.

LOUISVILLE, Ky. August IL LP).
Capt. Joseph Pettus, 81, Confed-
crate veteran of Gen. Morgan's COM
mand, died here yesterday. During
the Civil War he was a member of
the bodyguard to President jefferson
Davis.
Evening star., 1925-08-12
HELD AS WIFE SLAYER.
Virginien's Plea of Accident Fails
to Convince Coroner's Jury.

to Convince Coroner's Jury.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
CHATHAM, Va, August 12.-Hu-
bert Myers, so years old, charged with
numbering his wife near here yester-
day, has been released on S5 900 bail
Despite the statement of Myers that
a gun he was taking off a rack ac-
cldentally went off. the load taking
effect in his wife's side. the coroner's S
jury held that the killing was pre-
meditated. Myers 2O-year son,
Charlie, the only eyewitness, testified
also that the shooting was accidental.
Six other children were asleep up
stairs. Some of the jurors held that
II the shooting occurred in the way
Myers described it the wound could
not have been made in his wife's side,
Evening star., 1925-08-12

small share of the money. which was
part OF a widows trust fund and
under control of one Of the other
officials. His bank balance nnw, he
added, was but STAT.
Evening star., 1925-08-12

2-Women's $25 Sport Coats of canary
flannel-Nith stunning collar edged
1oMWomen's s25 to s35 Flannel Sports
Coats, in white, rose, green, pink,
canary and tan 80. .S14.75
e-Wornen's $26.5o Black Georeette
Goats, ribbon trimmed STATS
a-Women's $65 Sports Coats of French
Flannel and kashnir, with stunning
fur borders. Rose, flame and bam-
bino ....................S17.75
1-Woman's $45 Black Flat Crepe Tai.
Iored Coat ...:.....:. .Sl9.75
1-Woman's S6o5o Dressy Coat in green
Joseena, with smart fur border, S21.7S
f-Womans $49.50 Tan kashrir Sports
Coat ......... ..'--... .SZ9.I5
NNnr,,a,,yc Enaf
Evening star., 1925-08-12
Save on Stockings!

Sports LisIe Stockings in great variety
Of eoiors and styles, though not every
size in each style or color CSC
Chiffon Silk Stockinss-just a few left
hurry down if you want them. Sheer,
beautiful silk, in white, black, gray and
biscuit. Broken size range. ......S .S1.SS
Street Floor
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3-Women's $45 Navy Twill Tailored
Coats - SZ9;75
and bar1bino, with detachable fur col
lars Observation-Disclosures. S36.75
S-Women's $69.50 Smart Tailored Twill
Coats, in navy and black, with self or
FUR collars ......... ySS.1S
2-Womens SIPS Amber and Blue Jewell
tone Dressy Coats, with fur bor-
1-Woman's $95 Black Ottoman Silk
Coat, with smart fur borders E. .S42. rs
1-Woman's $135 Amber Suedebloom
Coat of exclusive model ...... .S43.7S
a-Women's $165 Crepe Satin and Ben
gaIne Silk Coats, in rust and black,
with deep Fox collars S76.75
Evening star., 1925-08-12
knickers and Jackets
and Bathing Suits!

Gray Crash knickers, sizes II to p
years Observation-Disclosures. .$1.95
Gray Crash Sleeveless Jackets to match
above .....,................ $I.95
White and Natural Linen kniokers, $2.95
Linen Sleeveless Jackets to match
above Observation-Disclosures. $295
$3.50 Knitted Bathing Suits-alI wool,
one-piece models .............s. .S3.95
$3.50 to $S.95 Knitted Bathing Suits, all
wool, in one-piece style. .S4.95
Choose carefully please-aIl sales final in
these clearance groups.
Sports Shop-Street Floor
Evening star., 1925-08-12

Women are said TO be more pro-
fcfent in learning foreign languages
than are men.
Evening star., 1925-08-12
At S1O.75

f1-S1275 Printed Crepe Dresses-sizes
f6 to az.
29-S15 Printed and Striped Crepe Dresses
sizes 16 to "a.
Downstairs-At Jelleff's
Evening star., 1925-08-12

to supply of dainty dhig
Enveop
81. Il
lace ono' peaen Philippine Cher,
and blue So 95 soc
yoKes No an
hande
trastne
-use"
trimmed n
rose and I'M nile
turquo ~
Under 1890
SIips-Sr Floor
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Women's Suits Reduced

FVoAAASAA . Julio AN~AoNSA
+Women's $3.50 Rust and Tan Tweed
Suits of WOOLT make.
Only s.o .. wocS1 $3.50
Suit ....... $3.50
4Women's $50 -WooLTEx Tailored
Suits, with smart hip-length panel
jackets, in blue and tan mix
lures .............. S34.SO
1-Woman's S2e.5o Sports Suit, with red
velvet jacket and white skirt. Stun
f-Woman's S55 Tan Twill Ensemble
Suit Observation-Disclosures. S29 so
2-Women's $3.50 Tan and Ban1bino
Blue Ensemble Suits .......S S33 so
1-Woman's $3.50 Oxford Covert Tai
lored Suit Observation-Disclosures. a9 so
Women's Suit Shop-Second Floor.
Evening star., 1925-08-12
Handkerchiefs-35c!

Women's White and Colored Novelty
Linen Handkerchiefs and few very at
tractive Initial Handkerchiefs, for 81;
or, each. .............. &c
Street Floor
Evening star., 1925-08-12
Remnant Coats for less than you
ever expected to pay! Save!

And just either, but of qualtymany beautiful
the regular stocks OF TINS fasnion
abla
Evening star., 1925-08-12
Underwear-Reduced!

Women's Coat Shop-Second Floor
Evening star., 1925-08-12
For Larger and Taller Women

UnderWear-Third Floor
Slips-Street Floor
Evening star., 1925-08-12
Misses Apparel at New Levels

and Coats-yes, and Suits, tooof Jeflef qualit,
will be busy day in the Misses Shop. Just le
Evening star., 1925-08-12

of apparel especially designed slende
taller drascay reduced for mmeda
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

COPY Heronynrs Amati. made 1916;
repaired Dresden. 1873, by Fredel;
London. by Channot, 1892; beautiful
varnish and wood; brilliant, lus-
cfousIy sweet tone; genuine morocco
leather, silk plush lined case; sacri-
flee $i25 quick buyer. Main 1858.
Wonderful instrument for ambitious
youngster. 140s New Hampshire Ave.
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NoRTHEAsT7,s5o

4S1HANAA
Beautiful bungalow located on the
Baltimore Pike, just across the
District Line, contains eight
rooms and bath; electric lights.
First floor has living room, din
ing-roonn. three bedrooms, kitch-
en- and bath. Second floor has
two bedrooms. Lot 165x175
feet, with garage TO match
house: plenty Of shrubbery,
fruit trees and grape vines !;
chicken house and run. House
Il in Al condition and can be
purchased on very attractive
terms.
PETWORTH $50
Al strictly modern brick home lo-
Gated II one of the best sec
tons of Petworth; has hot
water heat; electric lights, tile
bath: hardwood floors, and
three very large porches Lot
100 feet deep to an alley, with
plenty of room for garage.
Just 4 few minutes walk from
18th Street and can be pur-
chased for very small cash
payment and monthly payments
much less than your rent
would be.
CAFRITZ COMPANY
18th and * Main 9O6U
phone service until F ~.
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CHAMPIONSHIPS AND FEM. Al
BARM WORT or with animals wanted
By experienced young couple: wife
good cook and neat houseworlzkr; best
references. Box S-179. Times-A7erald.s
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Dinner and Decorations

Temple Food Shop. 18th and II.
NEWSPAPER subscriptions as an Xmas
gift. A years subscription to The
Washington Times and washington
Herald newspapers will constantly re-
mind them of your thought fuIness
Give them The washington Times
The washington Herald and The sun
day Herald for $3.50. The Washing
ton Times daily. and The Sunday
Herald for 5000 The Washington
Times daily; for 50. so; The Wash
The sunday Herald for $50
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ONLY $50 PER MONTH
NO CASH PAYMENT

rooms; bedrooms; fully tiled
bath with shower, buiIt-in tub, hot
water heat. hardwood floors, open
fireplace, built-in refrigerator,
quality gas range, one-piece sink,
extra large porch,
HOW TO REACH PROPERTY
Take washington Traction car
marked Brookland. get off at 10th
and Monroe, walk south blocks
or take any car starting at 15thA
& G. SITS. Get off at 18th and
Rhode Island Ave, walk north
blocks, west one block.
TERRELL & LITTLE, Inc.
1906 18th st. N. w. Main 1886
Evenings Phone Adams 3216-W, or
Adams 250a-J
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Gifts for Her

DIAMONDS - Watches and gifts that
last. Get your orders in early. Have
them laid aside for Christmas. Re-
modelling and repairing. Charles f.
Hermann Mfg Jeweler, &11 = st. ".
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hop-o-scope

PRINTTNG-Buefnes and c0n1nercial.
CasIon Press 1912 Eye 81. d. l610.
SHOP II the Billy Shop. HIT Columbia
Road We engrave Xmas cards
TOYS-Buy them ct Browns 1852 Pa
Ave Isl T.; delivery service. Lincoln
VIOLINS. ukuleIes given away. Chill
6rene classes now forming. Boards
Studio. 34TI 18th ST. n. W. Adams.
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ORANGES and grapefruit: sweet and
cheap; apples, nuts etc. At the
Orange Grove Market corner 12th
street ana N. Y. Ave.
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Dinner and Decoration



Your holiday dinners viii be
long remembered IL you servo
PEKTO, that new, delicious,
home Jelly. Ask your grocer
Or phone Main 6151.
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PHOTOGRAPHS-The personal gift that
Christmas-the gift that 10 you-ynur
rhotographs. Six for SIS. and up. The
Pffotocraft Studios. B1e 18th ST. NV
ssMERRY CHRISTMAS''-Say 1t with
Flowers; Cooke Florist 11OT~11Og
Conn Ave- Potomac ~.
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clasn s235; sure to please every
woman Of taste: guaranteed genuine
indestructible pearls, neatly matched
and Of beautiful color. Selinger's.
SIS ST. N. w
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Financial

AN leaving city and must sell my
de1icatessen store, stock and fixtures;
$500; payable. 1000 cash; balance,
1900 per month. Best business loca-
ton in the city; unusual opportunity.
OWING TO illness will sell well equip
ped tea room. Splendid location. Ex-
oellent lease. Box 162 Times-HeraId
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Of Columbus must subscribe -
the Washington Real Estate
J organization are, privileged =
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subscriptions as an Xmas
gift. A years subscription to The Wash
ington Times and Washington Herald
newspapers will constantly remind
him Of your thong htfulneas. Give him
The Washington Times. The Washing.
tor Herald and The Sunday Herald
Tor 1850; The washington Times
(dailyl, and The Sunday Herald for
40. 40: The Washington Times daily,
FOR $3.50: The Washington Herald
daily, flor $500. Or The Sunday
Herald for $50.
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SEMI-DETACHED BRICK

FOR CoLoRED
$500 CASH AND $50 PER MO.
Near 18th and Maryland
Avenue N. E. Two-story and
cellar, semi-detached, brick
of six rooms and bath. Fur
mace heat and electric lights.
In AL shape. Call at once for
inspection.
STONE & FAIRFAX
1912 New York Ave.
Phone Main 2424.
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Financial
MONEY no LOAN

Phone clas.t.sd ADJ to Nom saeo;
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COAL s11.60 per ton, delivered in
city. We will save you money. a
splendid semianthracite coal. a.
hard as anthracite: splendid heat
ing qualities. 1880 b. 7. u; no
clinkers; burns to 3 or 4 per cent
ash; in nut or egg sizes.
BLUE STAR COAL CO.
Rosslyn. Va Phone Clarendon 094
loo DOUBLE-DECK BEDS and equip
fnent suitable for dormitOry purposes.
Maxwell 81 Mass. Ave. N. w.
WOOD-Mfxed hardwood, mostly oak,
semiseasoned: cut IL, 16 and "a inches,
1880 cord, 81 half cord, delivered in
city. E. G. Megtnniss, 1889 Pa. Ave.
s. r. Line. AS.