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Evening star., 1926-10-01
PERSONAL. (Cont.)

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT, RAPIDLY REPTrGEED.
MESbfsSfp Ersnsh @ meth9d used D 1Et to
treatment. 10i Dist Nat Bank. II 80 TO s
Sun, s,, IL to i pm. Frank. 5203-J. GRACE
EXPERT TURNER'S = COATS. sCARFS
remodeled in latest styles. L. E. FLEMING
100. st. NV. g.
invalids and conyaescents: special attention
70 diet; day aud night supervisor. Phone
PHYS1O. .THERAPHY AND SWEDISH MAS;
s.Se e'a. and nd sandavsp. a pm North sS29 sSB2999'le'
DAWES HoME-ATTRACTIvE HOME FOR
convaieseents aged; invaiids skilled nursing ing
also served persons desiring meals only: in
qasa is isfTs best
ELECTRICAL TREATMENTS. sCIENTIFI.
cally given by a graduate in electricity. For
appointment phone Potomac 1447.
SLIP COVERS. .ovERsTUFFED sErASATIE - II
e. sasp ISIS shD eouf
GOING SOUTH? HAVE HOUSE CAR FOR
sale cheap: good condition. 201 st: nv
Apt 8, evenings after $40. Dealers notice not
TUToRING-,BY HARVARD GRADUATE; E;
Former For teacher in university Hisn schpol Pol
BOON FOR BUSY ,MoTHERs-ALhI;cpAY.
ages 10 IL. Wnnl1feQ -CackNIIlS StohO4
methods. Dupont Circle. North 1523
Ex-sERyICE MAN WISHES CAR RIDE
70 Philadelphia October g. 216 10th st. s.~
Franklin 1910.
LADY OF REFTNEMENT Will. CARE FOR
and read to invaliGs: residential or visiting.
Address Box 446-B. Star office.
ARCH SUPPORTS FROM PLASTER CASTS
Foot Gorree.ion rec 10 aIa LaboratorH noa Sis
WILL RENT ALMOsT NEW sTIEF1F EF1
piano with bench. ST. month. to reliable
party: leaving the city. Col. 1929. -
WANT PLACE IN HIGH-CLASS SHOP TO
display hand painted Xmas cards. novelties:
sell on commission. Adams l56S-J
RELIABLE COUPLE MAY OCCUPY APART
ment all Winter. practically rent free. in re-
turn for care of apartment house Col
CoMPETENT KlNDERGARTEN TEACHER
will care for children while parents work ::
convenient to Government buildings and
Grant SCHOOL. Call West 2o14. Apt. .2o3'
NOKOL OIL BURNER FOR SALE-A FEW
new and unused standard" Nokol burners
mot silent type). Installed and serviced by
authorized Nokol distributor; fully guaran-
tned and at big saving. Also several used
Nokol burners. completely rebuilt and guar
auteed ny us, at bargain prices.
AUTOMATIC HEATING CORP.
l5l0 Conn. Ave. North 6oT.
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A perfect diamond weigh
ing 7l-1OO carat or %
points less than a full
carat. A diamond of ex-
quisite beauty. ...... $40
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WOMEN PACKERS
between the ages OF Is and 35.
for part-time work. Apply En-
p'oyment Office, Sth floor, G. St.
side.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP.
SALESLADIE,S. experienced,
for childrens coats and leather
goods; permanent position. good
salary and commission. Address
Box SOB, Star office.
EXPERIENCED SALESMEN
in draperies. lace curtains, do
mestics. linens. laces. stationery,
art needle work and women's
ready-to-wear apparel. Apply
Superintendent. Palais Royal. G.
st. at llth.
WOMEN - Wonderful oppor-
tunitv for ambitious women to
make big money; pleasant re-
spectacle out-of-door work
selling guaranteed merchandise
that is very desirable. See Mr..
Blum. bet. 9 and 10 am, o35
Pa, ave. NV.
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CHRYSLER 20 COACH--Aiiearance Al Z,
condition like new: terms or trade Loco.
mobile Co.. 1l@S Conn ave. Main S0.9
CHRYSLER 20 ROADSTER, 19"5-.6. c>
inders 4-whecl brakes, balloon tires. rum
only $500 mules actually also Gl Cadlil1
roadster. beautiful DucO finish. Both have
rumble seats and are priced nxtrcmclv low
on easy terms. with your car r. part PAY q
ment. Lincoln S3lcSroom. ll32 Conn. ave
Main )0AO
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HELP-FEMALE tCont'dl.

AGENTs = Sen our beautiful dollar box
assortment of Christmas cards: 5Oee COM
mission Earle. 1917 st. n.w.--- NV.
COUNTER GIRL. experienced Apply 1901
1;!ETITAN, graduate, with hospital sxps. s.s.
to pupil purses salary 81 $50 per s%d.n, snnT
$slnss l''Rs.Sf as.Ssl APs1g Psth TO and sss
washington. D. G.
GIRLS. GIRLS. neat. refined, as ,waitiesses in hote!
Hotel. I2II 10th st.
sy sity in.truetor: began sePtem6er IS; eve
You You may earn while you learn. Address
PIANIST. McCrory's. 4l4 5th ct. NV.
POSITION: permanent. open for active won. won.
IN du,lss Aadress hes fssnsp Box aaip ssar ps
Neadsy. pps cr ce ossr. sss Sc
sALEsLADY for ,aiie.' and ch:ldren. ready.
to-wear I and dry sooas' must be thoroH,shly n
portunity for %' snaifyins m pfsi par,y Apply at
once. 1915 Nichols ave: Sc.
e s. sfS As pr6dus spSs :od
iS folt psat 70 D m phsne ysSb 9S 9ti
SALEsLADIES for Saturday. from 4 30 TO
/! pm: af-year-around proposition. 1910
tth st. NV
TELEPHONE OPERATOR wanted. switch
board experience not necessary. Require.
ments. must have pleasing voice and not
afraid of work state salary expected. Ad-
dress Box 462-B. Star Office. 3e
'TYPIST for. overtime work. at night. on
Hoovsn machines: must be experienced. 5!O
Star BuildnG. 3s
WAITRESS. experienced. !:cU l4th g.:
NV. l.
WAITRESS. experienced. wanted. was
shals Delcatessen. 90S G ST. NV.
WOMAN. white. aged o5 to 30 who can
bake pies. cakes and bread 70 work in con-
fectionery and bakery. Apply 537 Sth st.
he.
YOUNG LADY with experience in Office Of
furniture or clothing house. No other need
qualify. star Credit Clothiers. $50 7th NV
HAVE YOU ALL THE MONEY you need
months months, will be unusually active in ,! Lee
adioins the fairwavs and green's Of the wash
iuston Golf and Country Club. some of the
most attractive property that can be offered
for home sites. Good money will be made
by those who work full or part time.
Whether experienced or not. l shall be glad
to interview you and glad for you to inves-
tigate what others in our organization are
making. " inexperienced. you will be given
every assistance and will receive the CO.
operation of competent salesmen. Call at
the Office of Ruby Lee Minar, Inc. 1906
New York ave. and ask for Mr.. H. Il.
LGugh. os
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DODGE SEDAN spectral a type 1920 ILL.,,
new: run 5000 miles. balloon tires. dlst
wheels. bumpers front and rear spare tr.
slip covers and other extras, guaranteed
easy terms, your car trade; price. S191
Peerless Motors Co. litb aud y sts. Ma :
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HELP-MAIE.
Million Dollar CORPORATION

Three. live. progressive, over 81 years of
age. for special educational work; no can
ysssing. Room Glib Columbia Bldg. 10 am.
See Mr.. Baer
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DODGE TOURING: IN very good conditicu
| and looks the same Special for this Toe11,;
] 7th St thct and L. open evenings and
SUNDAYS Main an5n
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CHRYSLER 1926 BROCGHAM - This. ga
looks tust like brand-new. has run only y
few miles and will he sold for p real bargan y
price. Your ear In trade and easy term
Burners and many extras Adams Motof
Co. 2nl5 4th NV
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DODGE SEDAN-A good buy. on rasir-t
terms. Adams Motor Co. .0l5 ith nv
DODGE 1923 COUPE-Privatc owner: IN
fine condition.; price. $500 cash Call NJ
Grille Fr. 1910. IL
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CHRYSLER $50 SEDAN-Just ike new
used a short time as demonstrator. Old,
mobile 1926 Touring. used only 4 month";
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DODGE TOURING: mechanically perfec
good tires: sacriiice. Sl50 cash. III 1lth
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

~
AUTOGRAPH LETTERS. stamp collections.
bought. Kohen. 500 18th st. NV. Main
BOOKS .BoUoHT-Large or small lots.
pesrs,as pens a9sT BOOK sSop 0esse 0ass 04l0
CLOTHING linens cast-on)-Convert them
viii csl. Main Has. Justh's Old Stand.
sEG sbou s. feet round sfe bottom mo dead
rise: head room in cabin; with t2ilet and
deck: reverse engine fully euuipped: speed
Under 70 ss g gsS oab % s.1
81 .ElHf "p13 sSs
tfaAElin tnHSia 5ssa 81 iG from '%oai 70 mn n1use
FI-RNiTl RE-After YOU have tried all the
Gne d o dsrgs Goods and a faF Tsf
tmrnre nn fSsods Me h hAqbS
section SO can afford to pay more 10" them
wise: highest prices guarantee: h3usehoId
!3e4 i6tS NV. Phone NJ: a31..
FURNITURE for S-room house. Phone At
iantic 3l5 drop postal $40 Orleans ri. ne.
GoLp. silver, watches. diamonds and old
Full cash ys!ue na:d. selinger's. s1e St
iIIGNES'r CASH Prices for h9usesho.d. Of
gar;en. Call NJ: 0275. 416 10th nv. ooc3.
HIGHEST 5I PRICES paid i'd fog ;daw ,sGeS and mems
platinum diamonds also discarded jrwelry.
We need them in our manufacturing dept.
VIII pay highest prices. A kahn luc'. $50
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DORT 4.DOOR SEDAN: ) good tires up
holstery good nov. engine in Al cone;
ton: Sla5 "42S 18th st. Phone NAM
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ESSEX COACH--Late 1925: run 5000 miles
motor like new: ) cXcclrnt tires; will sacl H
fec 1915 Sec fO~ Yourself Private owner
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CHEVROLET TOURING - Late model
good one. jlS 10th st. ne
CHEVROLET TOURING l9"4-vrry reaso
aoie: no dcHlr"s Call Lincoln IJ5', AT
Evening star., 1926-10-01

CHEVROLET COACH 1925 model: ) ba
loon tires; motor and appearance exce'ler'
used as demonstrator: sacrifice for $3.50 fo
quick sale. Gail COuuell Adams 5000. u
after Il pm Col I5,n-I
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RADIO AND EQUIPMENT,
FOR FARM AND GARDEN.

ROSES Slahlas. soc: zinnias. 3Jc doz.:
fuchsias. SOC: ferns. evergreens. roses. fruit
trees. hedges; rock bottom prices. Central
Flower Shop. 2611 14th ST. NV. Col. J5O3.
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SALESAlIIN! :!

- ~
The next three months VIII be unusually
active IN Lee Heights. The PROPERTY We
now are selling adjoin~ the farways and
green's Of the Washington Golf and Country
Club. some of the most attractive property
That can be offered for home sites. Good
money will he made by those who work
lull or part time Whether experienced or
not ! shall be S'ad To interview you. and
/. al for you 10 !avs,tgate what Others in
uilr organization are making. II inexperi-
pnced. you will be given every assistance
ana will receive the cooperation OF co,npe-
tcnt statesmen Call at the Office OF Ruby
lee Minsr, Inc. 1405 New York ave-. and
Az for Mr.. II. d. Lough. -
MEN-Wonderful opportunity
ior live men to make real money
selling guaranteed merchandise
on easy payments; every assist
ance given by sales manager.
see Mr.. Blum. bet. 9 and 10
am. 955 Pa. aye. NV.
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DETROIT ELECTRIC-Chargin board s9t
Slip covers; splendid condition: new ike
Col
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CHEVROLET SEDAN. 19@4--SplendId CO...
dition: good tires: $500: easy terms IL, Z
Pa. ave. sc. Lincoln 1913
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DODGE SEDAN. 1a26-Ruu 1900 rltles
good as new. il not better: $50, terms
1Ju Eve :
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DI'RANT COUPE 1925 - wheel brakes
balloon tires: Al condition. BIS 10Th q
DCRANT TOURING-Thts ear can't he D.
plicated in tOwa:"S2O0: terms. I.oComoh b"
Co. Il2S Conn. ave. Mau 5000
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CHEVROLET TOURING. 1875 In frst-
class shape S310: terms. Call Col. $3.50
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FOR S.AIE-ACTONOBJLES.

CHEvRoL In:3 ROADSTER. SI00.
texnls. Franklin $50. 1876 10th at NV.
CHEVROLET COACH. i9:f-Just broEcr
IN. cost 500 What viii YOU give for IL
Highest bi!ucr get H. Address Box .90-I;
star Office. IL
CHEVROLET SEDANS--Wc have several ~,
dams. coachrs AMI touTings. prI'ed from -
M. These cars oil have good tires ait
look tinc. They all carry our special use,
,'ar 3OdaN guarantee see as before yUr
lith NV.
Evening star., 1926-10-01

DTRANT SEDAN-Eate 1924 excellent ar
pparance aud condition ran ONLY lJ.O0O
miles owner must sacrifice: S315. very easS
terms Phone Line G15
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-15
BROOKE AMISS HON0RED. .
Given Testimonial Dinner for Work
in Engineering shad Bake.

y Brooke r. An1iss, jr.. chairman Of
the recent shad bake committee Of
the Washington Board of Trade. was
the guest OF honor at testimonial
dinner accorded him at the Anglers
Club last night.
j.. Harry Cunningham. president Of
the Board or Trade, highly praised
the activities of Mr.. Amiss and his
Congressional County Club. He pre-
sented the guest of honor with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-15
THIEVES GET 30 DRESSES.
Other Robberies Reported to Police
From several Sections.

Iron bars failed to protect the prem.
Uses of q firm at 1lO9 H street north
east last night: burglars prying them
or and stealing 80 dresses valued at
$3.50. q
A thief entered the home Or Alice
Stephenson, TAT Eighth street south
east, last night between 10 and III
o'clock and stole q pocketbook con.
tanning q diamond ring valued at
$500.
Three lockers In the basement Of
an apartment house at 3627 Seventh
street were opened yesterday after
noon and robbed Of wearing apparel
belonging to Mrs. Harry j. McNich;
olas. Mrs. Jessie p Burroughs and
w. c. Kincaid
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-15
TWO PADDLEWHEELS IDLE
cherrydale sFiremen's Carnival
Crowded Despite Ban.

Special Dispatch TO The Star.
CHERRYDALE, Va, July 15.-The
.'threatp of the Cherrydale Volunteer
Fire Department. to ''have a paddle
wheel" at this years carnival was
carried out when the affair opened
last night on the school grounds.
There were two Of them on the
grounds and they attracted much
attention, but the barker was alb
sent and there was not the customary
exchange of coins and prizes. The
paddlewheels were not put in opera
ton. Signs read: Dead, But Not
Forever" and Dangerous, Hands
on"
Despite unfavorable weather, q
large crowd turned out to enjoy the
many features planned by the Are
men and to do their bit in helping
the affair on to success. Brilliantly
lighted, the dozen or more stands.
besides making pretty setting. Of
fered many alluring and within-tfe-
law inducements to the big crowd.
The carnival opened with q band con-
cert by the haywood Merrymakers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-15

r. Manciil; secretary. Lpcian Jordan;
treasurer, Mrs. Robert Adams, and
librarian. Mrs. Eugene Burr
Eof the Takoma Park horticultural
Club. gave an outline OF their OrEani-
Ezation and its activities.
The club passed 4 resolution oppos-
Ing proposed change In coming at Fox
hall road and Reservoir street to per-
Iait q. row.house district IN that locality.
Committee chairmen named weresi
Committee on exchange OF plants.
Bernard I'll. Lane; on program. Mrs.
Robert =. Adams: publicity and co.
operation, Miss Mary r.. Lazenby.
Al committee was Instructed to give
attention to securing specific legisla-
ton looking to the proper landscaping
and planting Of school sites.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-15
DOGS OWNER BONDED
TO KEEP THEM QUIET
Eleven Neighbors Testify Barking
Disturbed Their Peace--Judge
Gives His View.

Richard A. Hartman of 5024 Forty.
first street, owner Of three police dogs,
was convicted In Police Court today
for allowing his pets to make too
much noise. His personal bond was
taken by Judge Isaac r. Hit. who ad.
viBed him to- get rid of two of his
canine friends.
The defendant was surrounded by
that the dogs made so much noise
that his nother-in-law had to leave
his house.
Mr.. Harman's defense was that the
neighbors' dogs made as much, IL not
more, noise than his dogs. He con-
tended also that the dogs barked and
howled because some of his neighbors'
children climbed in his yard and stole
apples.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-15
AUTO TAGLETTERS
FOR 1921 FAVORED
Eldridge's Plan to Keep All
Numbers Below 9999 Be-
Iieved Acceptable.

With slight modification, the new
number system recommended for Dis.
trict automobile identification tags for
1927, and subsequent years by Trafic
Director M. o. Eldridge is expected to
be approved tomorrow by the Com.
missioners.
Every tag will have a letter proceed.
Ing the numerals. The numerals will
be limited to four digits. so that no
series will go beyond the figure 1893.
The letters selected to designate DIFF.
ferent types OF vehicles follow:
L-Busses and livery cars.
C-Commercial vehicles with q
carrying capacity OF $500 pounds or
more and tractors.
B-Commercial vehicles with a
carrying capacity under 1880 pounds.
H-Hackers.
D-Dealers.
R-Cars rented from a garage
where no driver is furnished.
X-Non.residents entitled to Dis.
trict tags.
Anon commercial vehicles be-
longing to the District or Federal
Governments and foreign embassies
and legations.
Others for Pleasure Cars.
All other letters in the alphab Eh,
with the exception of /, which has
been discarded because of possible
confusion with the figure /, Will be
used to denote other types of nom
commercial vehicles, referred to as
pleasure cars" by the traffic director.
Mr.. Eldridge has advised the Com
missioners that he did not think 1t
would be necessary to go beyond the
letter @ for non-commercial cars In
1927. The remaining letters win be
used, IL necessary. however.
The principal changes made in Mr..
Eldridge's original plan thus far con-
Germ the use OF the letters o and 4.
He suggested that o designate
buses and tractors, Other District
ofIicials who considered the plan recon-
mended that bus tags use the letter
L and tractors the letter c.
Commissioners Get First.
Arrangements have been made to
reserve 1000 tags Of the series A for
issuance by the Commissioners to for
eign embassies and legations and
member of their STATS. Following the
usual custom, tags bearing the num-
bers AL, Az and A.3 will be reserved
for the Official cars Of the three Com.
missioners.
The color scheme OF the new. tags
viii be the same as that this year
chrome yellow and black--except the
combination viii be reversed, the let
tiers will be In chrome yellow and the
ground black. This color scheme Is
considered best for visibility.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-15
|. S. POSITIONS OPEN.
denominations for Head Nurse 1t
D. q. Hospital Announced.

The CiviI Service Commission today
announced the following open-cOmpet-
tive examinations:
Chief steam-electric engineman tsu.
perintendent, buildings and groundsl.
at the United States Veterans, Hos
pital. Oteen, N. c., at $2.400 d year
entrance salary, with advancement
without change in duties provided up
to $4,000 year. III
Head nurse. Freedmen,s Hospital,
room. board and laundry service
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-15
CONFERENCE DATE SET.
British Imperial Representatives
to Assemble October 5.

LONDON, July is OPD. Premier
Baldwin told the House Of Commons
today that the proposed date Of the
Forthcoming Imperial Conference
was October 5.
questioned regarding the subjects
to be discussed at the conference, he
said that II had been agreed that the
work should include a general review
OF the policy Of defense and the ques-
items arising from II. The confer
e1ice also would consider the develop
n1ent OF systems OF communicated
and consultations between the gov
ernmentS Of the empire on matters Of
common concern.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-15
GARDEN CT UB ORE AIMED
IN PAL lSADES SEC TON
Mrs. Bernard "A. Lane Elected Pres
ident- FoxhalI Road Coming
Change Protested.

Residents Of the Palisades section
Of the Potomac. from Foxhall west
ward, last night organized a garden
and landscape club to protect and
foster the garden and landscape fea-
lures Of that section and cooperate in
the growing 0f gardens. Ofslcera
elected were: President. MTs. Bernard
III. Lane: vice president, Mrs. Robert
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-15
Minister Passed Her n.

From the Progressive Grocer Magazine.
Ruth came home from her first yisis
to Sunday school eating q bar Of
chocolate
Why, Ruth. where did you get the
chocolatey' asked her mother.
II bought 1t with the, nickel you
gave me-" she said The minister
met me at the door and got me In for
nothing"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-15
what He Would say.

From Nagels LustiRe Welt. Berlin.
Mother-Behave yourself. Tommy.
What would your teacher say IL yoii
were to behave like this in school?
Tommy would say: Behave
y0araelN Remember YOU are not at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-15
Fire Engine Bids Opened.

The District Fire Department open
ed bids yesterday afternoon for
the purchase Of three pumping en-
gines, three hose wagons and one
aerial ladder truck, The low bid was
submitted by the Seagrave Corpora
tion, which quoted price of $72.425.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-15

Greece expects big crops this
season.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-15
OFFICERS GO 10 CAMP !.
sixty to Have Two Weeks Train
ing at Fort Eustis.

About so officers Of the s20th Regi.
ment, s0th Division, Reserves, with
headquarters in washington. Col.
Glendie b. Young commanding, went
to Fort Eustis today for two weeks.
training with the saith Infantry.
A program including refresher
course Of a week. and week Of duty
as instructors In the Citizens MIL
tary Training Camp. has been ar.
ranged for the officers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-07-15

Stationary fireman thigh pressure
plant for duty In Washington and
other places, SI,140 to 1880 b year.
Full Information and application
blanks may be obtained at the Office Of
the secretary. IT'S r street.
The producers news. [volume] (Plentywood, Mont.) 1918-1937, 1926-01-15

VIM. Raab was here from Medicine
Lake a few days this week visiting
and having dental work done.
90
Chas. Turner, OF Poplar. spent a
lew days In Plentywood this week at
tending to business matters.
90
Messers John Gregg and A. Ander-
son, of Bainville, were business visit
ors In Plentywood the first of the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse V. Hedges were
here from Antelope last Wednesday
evening to attend the installation
OF the Mason and Star lodges.
Joe Winters, garage man from
Medicine Lake, was attending to
business matters at the court house
few days this week.
Ed. Stubban was among the Medi-
| cine Lake business men who spent
few days in Plentywood this week
attending district court.
90
Donald Trower, from Whitehall was
attending to important matters and
visiting with friends in Plentywood
a few days first of the week.
90
Mrs. Conrad Peterson has been alb
sent from her duties at Vests Cafe
a few days this week on account of
illness. Mrs. Peterson is suffering
from a severe attack of LaGrippe.
90
Mrs. Carrie Chalmers returned
first of the week from Culbertson.
where she has spent the past few
days visiting with friends and rela-
tives.
Attorney John M. Klein from Glas-
gov spent a few days in brentwood
this week, being interested in some
OF the bankruptcy cases being tried
IN district court Mr.. Klein left
Thursday for his home.
George H. Moran arrived here We'd
/ nesday from Great Falls. Mr.. Moran
/ is a grain expert and will be wit
ness in the John Mortensen case,
which is being tried in District Court
this week.
Wedding stationery - invitations
and annOuncements-are the proper
thing. A variety of papers and de-
signs and unexcelled workmanship at
Producers News Printery. Prices
consistent with quality of stock and
first class work.
Mrs. J. c. Storkan entertained a
few lady friends at her home last
Monday evening in honor of Mrs. F.
G. Fishbeck who will leave next week
for points on the western coast where
she will spend the remaining winter
months. Twelve guests were present
and three tables played bridge until
eleven o'clock when luncheon was
served. Mrs. H. NJ Lewis received
the prize for having high score. A
token of remembrance was presented
to Mrs. Fishbeck. Mrs. M. M. Olson
of Medicine Lake was an out Of town
guest.