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HELP-MALE AND FEMALE.

GARDENER and housekeeper. man and wife.
for position near Cherrydale Va. About 10
acres. half of it lawn Horse. COW. poultry.
hedge. large old house: 4 in family incud-
ing child of 8. Write giving full experience.
references. wages expected. Address Box
Or. Star office 90
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.


COOK ,coolored: with reference; wants a
FAMILY wash to do at home; nice yard.
201T NJ St NV.
GENERAL HoUsEwoRKER. good nlain
cook. EGO. Geor-ia ave. ~.
GIRL. light coIored. wishes chsnhcrn,aid
waitress nursing. West .47I-W 9i7
9th st NV.
GIRL, neat. colored wants work chamber
maid. nurse. general housework. 1902
ST. NV o6s
GIRLS. .. wish position as cook and wait
LAUNDRESS and chambern,aid references
~ Harvard st. NV. Adams 5oO5.
L.AUNDRESS. first class wants washing TO
do at home: reference. Phone Adams s21a
LAUNDRESS at home: frst-class: also fancy
handwork. Pot 2446. Address 1915 V
It. NV.
MORNING WORK by neat colored girl: no
SUNDAY. Pot. 335s-J.
NURSE. experienced. child's: permanent
position: best references. Address Box
Oar. Star off1fice.
PART-TIME HOUSEWORK or doctors maid,
by neat colored girl; no Sundays. North
RELIABLE GIRL; white wishes position as
SEWING BY the day, colored woman. Pc.
WANT GENERAL HOUSEwORK in small
P Pr,ntn family ply Estela Williams phone
WANTED-Bv reliable girl mems apt. to
care for and laundry work. Pot. 1851. o5'
WOMAN wants to work by the day 1O17
Euclid st. NV. Adams 6Oo3.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

RESTATRtN1--In hest lection Of 1Ath St:
G Ga a| a'n OF sickness, Address Box t2sM
-oNFEcTIoNERY. toy and novelty store
,"r saic; largo fountain: stor" well stock"t,
,.i,-css Roy 3So.W Star Star ono S'''''''' -
RnuMlZG HOUSE. o rooms wen furnished:
nT!2g L..ht for quick sale los /, st NV.
ard groceries: very reasonable. Inquire in
-tnrc. 300 Georgia ave. :6.
REePoNsIBl.E PARTY wishing 70 enter
capital. Call so? G 81. NV.
FOR SALE OR RENT-Bar. cafe and
and os'f IN ssG" i ho, Water ssG hss,
DRUG sToRF-Corner. mixed trade: 81 80:
100 cash balance terms Address Box
FOR SALE-Roomin- house II rooms; fur
nlshcd throughout. 6o7 st. NV. :6'
LADIES AND MEMS FURNISHINGS. novel
Cleveland }n:s till i pm
CONFECTIONERY. fountain, lunch. cigars
ANDY; periodicals stationery etc" good
quick sale: leaving city iOIl 18th St nv
CONSTRUCTION ENGINEER invites confer
t IN WITH exnrrienned contractor who desires
ADDRESS box sW st ssS ocf feid OF SH.k
BEAUTY SHOP. fully equipped: ideal loca
ab,o r enad 1stnecs pvnS amar'se e, reason
2 dentist. photo1rapher. beauty rarIor mil.
llnerr. decorator any kind Of office wherr-
door 1865 Conn. ave Apply F. Kohner
90G eth 81 Nam $751;
WELL ESTABLISHED MOVING. storage and
barking business: a real opportunity: sacri
fee prce e Sso Of serious illness In
BARGAIN-One of the hest corner confec-
full fixtures nice rooms: electricity heat:
$50 rent: $4,000 cash balance notes. LIN
coSFECTIoNERY. magazine store: good To-
cation; reasonable to quick buyer; leaving
town. Call Franklin 400.
PARTNER WANTED IN a well paving busi-
ness bearing thorOu-h investigation. lady
gentleman. Address Box ioS-M, Star Office
PARTNER WANTED in well payinr business
hearing thorough investigation: lady or gen
tler,an. Addrcss Box Aim Star Office
PARTNER WANTED for growing used-csi
business that pay, 90 return and better
Star office. 26''
ONE OF THE BEST grocery. inca, and pro-
vision stores in the city: best northwest cor
ness a week: long lease: good terms to re.
snnS d Rhry Box 80 lsf ns
$500 WILL MAKE YOU the owner of good
Sroeery AN, and no potion ion store doing good bns-
S55o-RoominS house 10 rooms garage
S13o-Roominr house. 10 rooms. modern.
and and rooms rooms rent rent, s3"
s5oo-CConfect. ard delicstessen: rent So
$500 onfcct. and fountain; rooms.
81. 5oo-Tailoring and clothing and rooms !:
r. NJ Ma G sfaRf pig M 9aFSa' ss4a
al kresge Bldg. llth and G NV .
LARGE NEW CORNER STORE. on 18th st
sis, lIth st.s.n.,w
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WANTED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. butler
speaking French German. also ladys maid.
honest. competent. speaking French or Ger
$50. Mayfower. 90
YOUNG MAN OR WOMAN to solicit news
paper advertising in Washington: expert
enced Amply by letter only giving ref
erences The Manassas Journal Manss sas.
Va
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-25

II ELLA PATTESON-mus. bac Yale
teacher OF Piano. Appearances with Paris
ana London or"hestrlS. Pupils hy appoint
i ment. 1861 4 street. Tel. Franklin ss43
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WARDMAN-.J JUSTICE,
Used Car Dept,
III l4th St. NV.

CLOSED CAR BARGAINS.
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CHEVROLET SEDAN.
1924 nice clean Job throughout having
been carefully driven: about so 20 reduction.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-25

FORD COUPE,
1924. This car is considerably above the
average and worth at least 500 more than
our special sale price.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-25

PRIVATE LES IN MATHEW ATICS
SCIENCES. languages: Cornell graduate: 81
- 90 Albert Jones. l406 HOPKINS st. NV ..
near 10Th and =
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TOUCH TYPEWRITING--Priv lnstruC
ZION from q 30 to s every evening Prepare
now Be ready for typist examination to I've
held IN Spring. Rate. 75c half hour for
limited time Telephone West $3.50 after u
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-25

ROLLINS COUPE,
1924. newly painted disc wheels and bump
ers: very economical to operate and one of
the snapplest looking cars on the market.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-06

WOMAN REPORTER DEAD
BIZ UniteS Press
NEW YORK. Aug. 6.-Miss Theo.
dora Bean, president of the New
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-06

drive carefully past workmen en-
gagged in grading Rd. 81 at point
six miles south Of Portland.
The commission and director last
week drove a portion Of the system
and found gravel and stone surfaces
holding up fine under the augmented
summer traffic and great influx of
tourists from other States, the bulle-
tin said.
Condition of roads entering Indi.
annapolis;
No. / New Albany, Indianapolis. South
Bend. Michigan line-Paving between Ply
mouth and Peru with separate detours
marked for north and south traffic be-
at north edge Of EEdinburg is under con,
miles north of Edinburg to Franklin;
south bound traffic from Franklin con
tinue on marked .detour and enter Rd. /
Just south of Edinburg. North bound
traffic take marked detour to the right at
Edinburg. Closed for paving from Tay-
louisville to Columbus. North bound traf-
fic leaves Columbus at corner of Jack
son and Eighth SITS; south bound traffic
detour at one-half mile west OF Taylors-
vile continuing TO State Rd. 20. thence
east on 20 to State Rd. l at Columbus
Those detours are rough and marrow IN
No. 8 Richmond. indianapolis. Terre
Hautel-Due to bridge obstruction traf-
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tic is using traction srlags At Hise Tvs Ste
man at east END of bridge handles traffic
by Stop and Go signals Detour north on
so via Greencastle to Manhattan. account
of building railroad overhead at Putnam
vile. Drive slowly over temporary bridge
at Pennsylvania crossing east of Brazil
No. 9 Madison. Greensburg, Indianapo-
lis. Indianapolis. Lafayette. Oxford DE
tour marked at four miles north of Leb.
anon. Short detour two and one-half
miles northwest of Thorntown;, Closed for
culvert construction az nine miles north of
Madison; detour marked.
. No. IL (Vincennes. Spencer, Indianapo-
lis)-Short detour in Bicknell due to city
construction work. Drive carefully at APP
proaches 70 temporary bridge at two miles
No. Is Indianapolis Logansport Wilma
mac. Knox. Plymouth. La Porte Under
construction from La Porte. to Kingsbury
detour marked. Account of construction,
short detour at four miles south Of Kirk.
Creek to end of pavement south of Logans-
No - English Paoli. Bedford. Bloom
ington. Martinsville. Indianapolis--Closed
between Martinsville and Bloomington for
paving Through traffic between Martina
vile and Bloomington use Rds. IL and 81
Between Paol and junction with Rd. 10
at White Sulphur. road is under construc.
ton. most Of way; Between Paoli and
English traffic take county stone road
either by way of Valcone and Marengo or
tours are .poor) Avoid south Of Grants
No 40 (Indianapolis Rushville Brook
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-06

morning for a two weeks circular
flight embracing in fourteen middle
wesern cities including Indianapolis.
Henry Ford's midget monoplane-
believed forerunner Of the "air fliv-
verified out its winds in an
aerial race at Ford's request late
yesterday. Under control Of pilot
Harry Brooks it came in first after
an eight mile fight with the briggs
miniature monoplane entry in the
tour from Dayton, Ohio.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-06
THE INDIANAPOLIS TIMES :

vile, Ohio line)-Three-nlile detour around
road and bridge construction Just southeast
Of Indianapolis. Closed for paving between
Arlington and. Rushyille. Detour marked
vised to go north from Rushvilie on Rd
| SO to the National Road at Dunreith
thence west to Indianapolis Short detour
| one~half mile northwest of New Salem.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-06
TABLE UP TO DATE

BIZ United Press
NEW YORK, Aug. GA 6-year-
old boy brought an Aesop fable to
date here when he thrust his arm
into the joint Of water hydrant and
couldn't get it out. Firemen were
forced to turn all the water in the
neighborhood off and break the n.y.
drant
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-06
LAD, IL, REPORTED GONE

Ralph Hughes, IL, of 119 N. David
son St., has been missing from his
home since Thursday morning, his
father told police today. The officers
were asked to search around play
grounds and swimming pools which
the youths is said to frequent.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-06
BULLETIN URGES
. CARE IN PASSING
ROAD WORKMEN
Highway Commission, .Di-
rector Find Conditions
Good Over State.

The State highway commission
traffic bulletin issued today points
out that detours and run-arounds
have been removed from State Rd.
80. -Four miles south Of Marion, and
sn 80. s., about four miles east of
Bainbridge. and asks the public to
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1926-08-06

York Newspaper womans Club. is
dead. Her first assignment as a
reporter was to write story Of a
society bicycle race in Chicago. She
landed the first interview with Car
rie Nation.
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BUSY AT FORD AIRPORT
Second Airplane Reliability Tour
Starts Saturday.

BIZ United Press
DETROIT, Aug. 6.-Ford Airport
here teemed with aircraft today as
final preparations were rushed for
start Of the second annual COM
mercial airplane reliability tour
Saturday.
Twenty domestic and foreign firms
have entered thirty-eight units rep
resenting virtually every type of
planes except those with helicopter.
Th tour takes the gun" tomorrow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-12
VOTERS SEEK RELIEF
IN SEPARATE PRECINCT
Congestion at Clarendon Cause q
Move for Ashton Heights
and Lyon Park.
snectal nisnateh u IRE star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CLARENDON. Va, July Ia
movement looking to the estabiish.
ment Of a separate voting precinct IN
Arlington County to relieve congeS
ton at the Clarendon polls and for the
convenience Of residents OF Ashton
Heights and Lyon Park, was launched
at a meeting held Saturday night at
the home Of Richard Lee Eacho Of
Ashton Heights.
A petition requesting the division OF
the Clarendon and Arlington precincts
now used by the residents OF the two
communities was ordered preparedsand
sent to Judge Samuel q. Brent OF the
Circuit Court and the chairman OF the
county electoral board
1t was pointed out that the great
distance to be travelled by residents OF
the two sections to the Arlington and
Clarendon polls was sufficient reason
In iteself to warrant the change. I
/ Mr.. Eacho. who presided, stated:
These two sections are rapidly build.
ing up and the number of voters IL
likewise increasing and while many
persons may have automobiles, those
who are less fortunate In many In
stances do not vote due to the dis
tance they aie compelled to travel.
~ tatEAluOAi ~ HOW .OSSFGF0WuGusS IuSIe
being more than 500 registered voterss'
Ashton Heights was represented at
the meeting by Hugh McGrath and
Robert a. llsland, members OF the
Ashton Heights Citizens Association.
besides Mr.. Eacho The Lyon Park
Citizens Association was represented
by A. x. Moore. e. j. Merriclt, jr.. and
Mr., Lewis. while the Wonaail's Civic
Club of Lyon Park had present Mrs.
Z. L.. Eacho. Mrs. Lewis G. Carl and
Mrs. ". o. Tolfotyl.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-12
SEEKS
| MODEL GUN LAWS
Crime Commission, War De-
partment and State Officers
Would Curb Sale.

i NEW YORK. July Appoint
slnent of joint committee of the Ma.
stional Crime Commission and the AS.
sociation of States Attorneys Gen
seral TO outline model legislation regu.
Eating the possession and use OF
pistols, was announced yesterday by
III. Trubee Dawson, chairman. of the
National Crime Commission.
The joint committee has invited
Representatives of the War Depart
Enlent, the various snall-arms maru'
facturers, the American Bankers As
ssociation and the National Rife and
Pistol Association to work with it.
In announcing the appointment of
the committee. Mr.. Dawson said that
&it lis entirely too easy for disrep-
utable and criminal persons to oh
tain revolvers and, in one case at
least, machine guns, for the pursuit
5of their profession"
The first business meeting is To be
held in New York, July ~.
4 August Vollmer, chief of polite at
Berkeley. Calf: Gen. j. Weston Al
len. former attorney general of Mas
asachusetts. and Col. Philip :. Van
else, former prosecuting attorney of
4 Denver. Colo, represent the crime
commission on the joint committee.
Brig. Gen. G.. l.. Ruggses .as des-
signated TO represent the War Lee
@partment and James e. Baum,
deputy manager of the American
Bankers Association, will represent
Sthat body.
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Select the Family Service You Need

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pieces completely irOned; lowest
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particular pieces hand-ironed: each
piece identihed BY l Woven Red
silk Label.
Cd MANisAxrAN ~ LsnsE b lest
includes greatest care - the ltsie
''niceties" II che Art Of Lannder.
ing. Appreciated BY the housewife
who wants The very bsst.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-12
TWELVE CT ERkS TO HELP
IN RESISTING PERMITS
Traffic Bureau Perfecting Plans
for Distributing 10000 Cards
to Drivers Here.

Twelve clerks to assist the Traffic
Bureau in reissuing - 5O.000 auto
mobile drivers permits will be APP;
pointed tomorrow by the District
a commissioners.
I Renewal of the permits will start
AS soon as the application forms ar
rive from the print shop. The APP
piicatiofis will he distributed to the
various police precincts. the National
Press Club, the American Automobile
Association and other organizations
wanting them Motorists will be re
squired to obtain the applications from
sthese places. fill them out and leave
them with the necessary So fee. The
permits will be mailed TO the appli-
.cants.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-12
SLAYER SEEKS RELEASE.
Testimony as to Mental Condition
Being Held Today.

Justice Hoehling and a jury IN the
District Supreme Court this after
noon are hearing evidence col Germ
ing the mental condition of George
Victor deBrodes, who is making a
second attempt to be released from
st. Elizabeth's Hospital DeBrodes,
while suffering from epilepsy in 1929,
shot and killed his mother, Mrs.
Frances deBrodes. and was held in
sane by jury and committed to st.
Elizabeth's. Last year before Justice
EIitz he submitted expert and lay
testimony as to his mental condition,
burt the court declined to release him.
II Through Attorneys Godfrey Il.
Munter and Austin +. Garfield de-
Brodes now asks that jury pass on
his mental condition. He still has
epileptic seizures, it is admitted
Assistant United States Attorney
Neil Burkinshaw is opposing the, re-
lease of the petitioner.
Twenty donksys entered the donkey
derby held this Summer at EPSON
Downs, England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-12

crime during the ensuing three
months. Mr.. Herreil resides at 2716
Thirty.fcurth street.
Other members ~ the grand Jury
Eighth street; Raymond MadiGan, Sc
New York avenue northeast; James
w. Ryon. 2sOS Thirty.fOurth place.
Henry HOct, 14Ok Monroe street,
Charles III. Bancroft. $40 Rhode IL
land avenue northeast: William 81.
Hay. Gas Upahur street: William M.
Morgan, 1914 New Jersey avenue;
WC0ten r. Young, 81 Rhode Island
avenue northeast: n. r. Haalxe, I72l
Corcornn street: James R0bey. ASA
wisconsin venuae: C. G. Roberts, 1855
Eye street northeast; James Clancy,
1889 X Htreet southeast; Albert IA.
Hobey. TIT Otis place: Charles Robey,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-12
STRIKE CHIEFS ExlLED
BY DICTATOR OF GREECE
Pangalos Also Disposes of oppos-
ing Political Leaders by
enlistment to Island.
D. the. Associated Pres.

By thee Associated Press.
ATHENS, July 12.-Gen. Theodore
Pangalos, the Greek dictator. has
adopted drastic way OF settling
STRIKES. Instead of attempting to
treat with strike leaders and labor
yagitators, he exiles thenlsto an island
In the Aegean Sea. Gar off from
all contact with the Iabogin2 masses,
and living a life OF Isolation and
ssilence. they have ample opportunity
Ito mediate.
When the dictated. fseis tilat they
have had sufficient ..rest cure" he
releases them under pledge not to
resume their agitation.
Gen. Pangalos deals in much the
same way with Troublesome political
opponents. When all other measures
fail he banishes them TO the Aegean
Islasds, where the surroundings and
scenery are picturesque, but where.
political parties. newspapers, social
life and telegraph communication do
not exist.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-12

1883 Columbia road: william NJ. Sachs,
1878 Webster street: James g. Ruf.
I'm. laos Ninth street: Louis 8. Hates,
323 Maryland avenue northeast;
James M. Ryan. 1918 Eighth street;
William II. Saulsbury. 3iO Fourth
street southeast; Aaron Berkman, 406
Seventh street southwest: Bernard J.
Shanahan. G5 Bates street. and
Charles II. Green I'll Seventh street
northeast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-12
AGAIN HEADS CITIZENS.
Levi Wright Reelected Presiden,
of Ivy City Association.

Levi Wright was reelected presi-
dent of the Ivy City Citizens Associa-
ton at a recent meeting held ct the
Alexander -Crummell School, when d
request was forwarded to Mrs. Susie
Root Rhodes. Fairgrounds head, to
furnish the school with q playground,
for which an instructor would be pro-
vided and the expenses paid by the
associatiu
opposing the lengthening OF school
hours. and announced its next regular
meeting for the first Tuesday In
October.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-12
WOMAN IN AIR PARTY.
1rrs. Hal usmsnts 70 Write Of
Tour Over Canada.

CHICAGO, July - tD.-Bound for
q 40.day airplane tour In the Dominion
with the Royal Canadian air force,
Mrs. Hal Kane Clements, author.
leaves today to Join the. fiight. BY
special permission she Is the only
woman 70 make the trip and intends
to write q series OF articles on &.
Last year she studied the fisheries
patrol 1t Prince Rupert. British Col
pxV,afafa 49,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-12
$3.50 STOLEN FROM TRUNK
Man says Money Vanished From
RcomWoman Loses Jewslry.

Charles a. Johnson. sos r street,
reported TO the police today that an
unlocked trunk In his room was
robbed Of $3.50 last night.
Laura Edmongton, 1906 Girard
street, reported 5ewelry valued at $3.50
was stolen from her room during the
past month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-12
ERNEST {. HERRELL
HEADS GRAND JURY
Justice Hoehing Names Members
to Conduct Investigation
of Crime.

Ernest e. Herreli. president 0f tile
International Finance Corporation,
was selected today by Justice Hoehl-
ing Of the District Supreme Court
as foreman OF the new grand Jury,
which Will investigate charges Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-12
Damp Wash Service

Damp Wash Service
Everything Acroughly washed, water
extracted and returned damp, ready
for the line. Price. Sc ID. Minimutn
package, 7sc.
Also: Shirt and Cellar Seeviee
Table end Bed Linen Service
Rough Dry Service
BIAnkets and Lace Cureains
Dry cleanlng and Dyeink
Oriental Rug Cleaning
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-12
public-l)Wned Forests.

Only one-fifth Of Americas forest
land Ii owned " the public through
the Federal. State OF local govern
Inents. foursf1ftAs being owned pri-
vateiy Farmers own one-thfrd.
mostly III wood lnfe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-12

Germany Is making campaign FOR
Swiss freight business and has signs
in. every Swiss depot urging shipment
BY German railways.
Nogales international., 1926-08-08

Former President A. Obregon,
H. R. MARQUEE, and Ignacio Ga
xiola were arrivals here Sunday
from Cajeme.
Nogales international., 1926-08-08

Springerville-First honey Of
season from White Mountain
Apiaries, placed on market.
Nogales international., 1926-08-08
ASSISTANCE OF CREDITOR
BY WAR DEPARTMENT

Following is an extract from
Armp Regulations regarding as
sistance of creditor by War De-
partment Governing Action Of
Commanding Officer, 25th Infan-
try.
"a person, firm, or corporation
desiring to sell merchandise ON
credit to an enlisted man should,
prior to so doing, obtain from the
commanding officer of the organ
ization to which the enlisted man
belongs, approval Of the transac-
tion and of the, arrangements in
connection Herewith. The incur
ring bp enlisted men of finacial
obligations which it will be diff
cult for them to meet is not re-
garded with favor, except under
most exceptional circumstances.
The War Department will no long
err concern itself with the business
of persons, firms, or corporations
selling merchandise to enlisted
men on credit, and all communica-
tions with respect to such sales,
and ALL arrangements looking to
the establishment of such business
relations. must be had with the
commanding officers Of the or
CARNATIONS to which the enlisted
men belong. The War Depart
ment will decline to assist, bp an
swering inquiries or otherwise, in
securing the payment Of obliga-
tions Of this character that are
incurred without the previous
knowledge and consent of the COM
manding officers Of the organiza-
tions to which the debtors be-
long"
A. J. DOUGHERTY,
Colonel, 25th Tnfantrp,
Commanding, 25th Infantry.