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ANTS. .BEDBt,Gs. RoACHEs, moths. fleas.
rats exterminated; guaranteed. Am Dtsinfect-
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tanks, tenders low prices fucker Co.. soe-s
J. Marshall rl.. so. courthouse: NJ. 251e.
Alto GLASS INsTALLED Shile YOU wait !:
ao2 11th st. NV. Main 5516
AUTO PAINTING-Dont lay up your car
for, month or two to have 1t painted: We
WI give nd and sx three m s.6 da .ss ssrG on on
paint Jobs in any color. vanishing. So to
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AUTO PARTS NICKEL PLATED: brass beds
relacquered, repaired: silver plating and re-
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Beddins Co. 615 St NV. N 55os
BOILERS AND FuRiNAcEs Fspared and
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CARPET AND LINOLEUM LAYING: ov ex-
nert: work Suarsnteed; reasonable prices. J.
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cAEPEMIgERs gensrsl rsg:Fns all
iIa.sea +, e Pfn's? Phone e 2s7aj no1a :'s
C4RPENTER-All kinds Job and repair
e,neriencc. Frank: 1924 any time ies
CARPENTER BUILDER-Jobbinr remodel.
Clarke. sa7 9Th st. ne. Linc. lo41s 10.
CARPENTERING, repairing of all kinds
Metal weather-s stripping. Deferred payments
F. Fra5s 5ssp9ssilsse Ssis Oartie'' c. R. wEApsoN,
CARS CARS EEFIN1sgEED !, ssE "a w,ae .esction Of
70 use. Cars vanished. 70 hours, so TO
Ts St, to 81 1sess 1sAs0E Er.ns seet;s ss4
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1898 10th st. NV.
DRAFTsMAN-Draw awnings and patent spplica :.
ton prersred &C., Hennesy, 1924 3.oth
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PERSONAL, (Cont.l

MAN. COLORED. WITH PEERLESS TOUR.
weekly or monthly basic. Pot. 51S4. 7'
direct mail servics, desires home work
Large or small orders given PROMPT atten-
'G A1 e. 4s itFS's 4sh Prices
j. W. JAMESON. 2044 PIERCE MILL RID
NV. Expert on all kinds Of work on trees
and plants Sc
srFaa Pds by SyEN ned ybs xidox SRk
GGeorgetown: $40 month each Address Box
nervous disorders successfully treated: drug
ss' sSkERs sshf9 sis st HsdssP dPsisnSs is C. Pa
SHORT sToRIEs; ApvEETIsING AND
S SefSs sudns sts and ID
ma1a eno!a st d fsc ha ana oe. 81 seen
rs ds krs.se fsp sF 1nd sc!: 3: nns4
MIDDLE-AGED LADY FROM THE SOUTH
wishes postiona as lady's companion. Phone
WEsHr ..5e na nI1 noT; 1:.o.s Wd
Gdenaeeker 1ef sno9 ooo2 esoa s uffsa fs, 2so Del'
TO ANY ONE WHO BUYS OR KNOWS
afS eaT buyers. T z5i address Box s s' s
Office. Gs
MASSEUSF GRADUATE IN PARIS.
treatment for nerves and rheumatien Hours,
IL to :. 1903 Conn. ave. Apt. 8. Pct 81 81.
PROFESSIONAL NERVE AND RHETMA.
tisnl. scientific. electrical. hot oil massage.
MARGARETTE ROBERTS. 936 n. Y: ave.
HARRIET LASE HOME. 1854 COL. RD.-
Largest private institution In the city for
care, Of invslids and conSAlescents: special
facilities for patients confined TO bed vacan-
cies limited Supt.. Col. s793. Z.
PHYSICAL CULTURE.
ment., eliminating ali ali detects. constipation
fat feet, poor circulation. individual in,
En.n. sass opsno d2ily TO pm NJ 41s9 ,4ss
NJ ct. Suite 101-103
DOES YoUR, ROOF NEEp PAINTING
Lincoln 260 9s
FOOT-CORRECTION LABORATORY.
6l2 F ST. NV. Room 10S.
For Aching Limbs. Weak Feet. %
CLASS FORMING IN DESIGNING. DRESS
making: experienced teacher from Paris
New York unusual opportunity.
NOW.
Address BOX 2s0-K. Star Office.
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SITUATIONS-DoMEsTIC tCont'h,


ress; experienced woman whole or part
time 1131 Tea st. Ant. l.
M2fRNiSe 4s Fl svsooPs so,bs work of any kind
MORNINGS WORK of any kind or washing
q, a. nome; pns, reliable woman. 1435 st. Poto-
SGAT NEAT G,olored ,,d woman wants Laundry 70 take
nome large. sunny yard. 1902 Seaton st.
NEAT coLoRED GIRL wants general house:
n%'' work; Ap,. stay nights. 2so7 dhamplain st
NORMAL SCHOOL GIRL coiored, desires
Frsnk,in F9rS %f ,anT Kind after school, can sew
Adam. NERsE sISs RTsc'ica white; highest references
SCHOOLGIRL. wants evening and Saturday
WANTED-wa ashnK. cleaning. Part, time
work ae maid: nuree or cook. Potomac 1912
WANTED.Day,s work of any kind. by a
Phone Potomac 433
WIDOW. white. orderly. a. housekeeper for
ssal;W. sos so NJ yeTnos ,sg ser nj oour, rr1"N"n
WIDOW. alone. without money or relations.
aDs SFs or sSt 1T COON sn9 0fs
WILL WASH lace curtains. &c! dinner. or
lunches. clean ant. Frank. 936-J
WOMAN refined. middle-aeed wants posi-
lady invalid Address Box 26l-K. Star
office
WOMAN. .colored. first class wants day, 8
urday. Adams 6023.
WOMAN; colored wants lanndrr at home or
WOMAN. colored. reliable cooking or. gen
eral Homework for small family of adults
stay nights II desired, excellent references.
ll2n South Carolina ave. sc.
WOMAN wants place TO do general house
work or cook for small family. 1411 Swami
st. NV.
WOMAN .colored wants cooking in private
family. Call at 1912 w st. NV.
WOMAN wants days work. a37 o ct. nv.
WOMAN. young. wishes place to clean
no cooking cail 4as NJ st. NV.
WOMAN. colored wants general housework,
2424 18th st. Ant. y. |
WOMAN. colnred. wishes care of bachelor
apartment: consider family with early din
ner. Phone North 1116-W.
.en n an sooT prsrrsd 7l2 Morton
WOMAN. middle aged. white. wishes a posi-
tion as housekeeper for a couple wild
over Columbia $3.50 -
WORK %snted by neat colored girl. part
NURSE or light housework ;
young Irish girl, experienced.
Telephone Atlantic 1887. X
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Terms: One-hfth Cash.
Balance in II Months.
GLASSMAN'S SALES AND
FINANCE COMPANY.
1921 !. st. NV. Main 67O5.
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Compare these cars and their
prices with the prices of other
dealers:
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Btr1cK SPORT ROADSTER, 1a22-0ne Of
he Big 81 models: tnorouehly rehuilt: new
nmco finish wire wheels: all the eauir.
ment necessary for sport car Just the
kind Of car for y2uIn1 In, feliow 10y 20 ,.T go
msrt. ssns Il sss fnT Rtck : 1S%%N Ans
original Dnco finish looks like new; eauips,
ned with slip covers: burners front and
rear, extra tire: parking light, windsh+ Id
cleaner: mirror. mOtometer: 4o,Whesl brakes
sr sxens. j. an sxGea,s Of ss hui sck sEnA% arxn
2Thoronghiy TsNoisaSii 0' o8VeThauIsd and reDucoed
everything about the car is in Al share
eouirned with bumpers front and rear ey; ,t
cfeaner fTe .re One sosd seldom sees car in s
n1eaTa ments % Of S44. BUICK, 7;PAss; SEDAN,
seat three people. which will enable you to 70:
motor has been thoroughly rebuilt and has
4-wheel brakes: snuhhers: front hummer
moton1eter: windshield cleaner: mirror and
marking light: finish Of this automobile@ @ Il
cap' car is " priced considerahly below the market
and il Just the kind of car for some, one
who is looking for an homes t,@tn;goodnnsss:: @ Is |:
MODEL MODEL 4sMHas been ,horonshly over
hauled and ranted Duco blue. and Is in the
kind of condition one would rot he:'faie
wheel brakes: can be had for $3.50 down
and II navments Of Ssl Or rnIr car II
pAN 1923 MODEL 419This ear il = *:
cellent condition; finish fs nretty GOOD and
so h down s0ss and Il s:ns ss 81
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WARDN1AN.


Compare these cars and their
prices with the prices of other
dealers:
1926 Chevrolet Coupe. .S550.0O
1926 Willys-Knight. 20, 1,375.OO
1925 Buick Coach. ..... $500
1925 Hup Touring ..... 5000
1925 Studebaker Dup.
Touring ......... $500
1924 Hudson Sedan. .... 10000
1925 Hup Coach. ....... 1880
1925 w. X. 4-cyl. Sedan, 10000
1926 Owe ri a nd Six
Sedan ........... $500
1924 w. X. 4-cyl. Road
ster .............. $1,000
TERMS TO SUIT.
WARDMAN,
1926 14th Street NV.
Potomac 5000.
Open Evenings and SUNDAYS.
NOT ONE ANEFI}S1N IIS1s As CAR LASTS AS
REQ
TAYLOR'S
Used Cars Are Taylor
Made-They Must Be Good.
'7SssR!ES gE2H !Ia$ 6 Ss}g {as saRsFs
1874 shs sEEzFo1sss5 gzR. 1ss55o!s SEDAN LOOKS LIKE
1871 2ssegg sggryHfasEFT TfsEFF 5S5BSss SBSss JAssSSHsrAsR JAaESs
sYESStFIWEssSr YSt IWExSr II iTTHs1 Hksa1isf2bH sfff21bSH ss66So DO
sga I6 66ENEER9tET tPtss tosTT6eEE o2T6E sH1EN
SH aa$3R $&RR9E'SF 5@a
TitREsp pis vEkY iIS oS}0p oS40p .ffISgEs. CLEAN
Cash or Easy Terms.
All Guaranteed.
r. L. TAYLOR MOTOR
COMPANY,
1927 and 1910 l4th St.
North 900.
1Coaanusd On Nexi FsSaS
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COOK. coIOred Woman stay nights: refer
ences. TAI Harvard st. NV. =
COOK. white woman. wants place in large
boarding house or fraternity house. Address
Box 224-K. Star Office.
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FINE USED CARS.

Paekard F. 2;sl. =. g. =" PAS sedar. like new
WHY'S Knight g 1929 4.psss Sport Rosd..
Willys- Knight 1928 2-pass Cour.
Cadillac 1928 Custom Built Sedan
Cadillac 1924 Imperial Suburban Limousine
Cadillac 1924 5-pass. Sedan v-63
Cadillac 1893 4-pass. Sport Roadster
Cadillac N-61 1-pass. Sedan.
Cadillac v,sl 5-pass. Imperial sueur Sedan.
Peerless 1928 6-cyl,. 7,pass. Berline Sedan
Lincoln 1925 1-pass Sedan.
Lincoln 1898 1898 pass. Sedan.
Lincoln 1924 o-psss. Judkins Coupe
Lincoln 1924 4pass. Sport Touring
Lincoln 1898 4-pass. Sport Phaeton
Lincoln 1924 4pass. Judklns Sedan
Oldsmohlle 1925 5-rass. Sedan. SSs5
Fiat "voiture Torpedo e-cyl Sport Tour,r,
White 4-cyl. Touring. new tires
Locomohile Limousine
Ford 1925 Tudor Sedan
Bnick ias2 Csss Touring.
Renault Town Car. very late model
LINCOLN SALES
Used Car Dept
1872 Conn. Ave Main 2CSO.
EASY TERMS-YoCR CAR IN TRADE
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COOK-Renab able girl would Ike a place for
dinner: good references. North l3a2-W.
COOK. general housework. colored reliable
64S7
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EVENTNG WORK between ) and II. nurs-
ing. cooking, serving. anything. Address
RoN 100. x Star Office
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GET DINNER or waitress: evening; eN-
perirnced girl neat and competent; best ref
Potomac HoRl-I
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DAYS WORK of any kind. 617 W st. NV.
DAYS WORK: first-class laundry and house
CLEANING 1851 -NA
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S1TUATIONs-FEMALE tCont'd,.

WOMAN-Late afternoon or nieht work nv
respectahle woman: reference n reoIlired
Phone Potomac 1909 -
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GIRL. colored. Al cook. with frst-class
references. 163 Falrmont ct. NV.
GIRL neat colored. as nurse girl. mother q
helper: light cleaning or answer phone
North PISS 1901 llth st NV.
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GENERAL HOUSEWORK-Place in small
family: go home nights. Call Sunday
Frank 5o5a-W
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WOMAN. with IS wears experience as SUI
Star office IVA 80
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CURTAINS STRETCHED; called for and de-
llvered. Box 1877 Division ave. ne. Eliza
Hatchett. Lincoln 405S-J So
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GIRL, reliable cotored. wants place to do
days or mornings work 434 Neal place
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GENERAL WORK in apartment no laundry
hy neat. reliable colored girl; best of ref.
erenres Potomac 52Rl-.I q"
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INDIE WASHES TO take home by first.
cisss laundress. 2121 l1th 81. NV. Col
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DAYS WORK. by colored women: references
and experienced. Phone Potomac 1913
DAYS WORK colored woman Iaundress.
house cleaner or get dinner: reference: no
SUNDAYS 1921 lIth St NV
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GIRL. desires place to work in the morning
or evening. CAN y. 1884. or write 1850
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SALE. OE

REPOSSESSFD CARS.
All of these cars are to be sold
for unpaid balances.
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GIRL from country wants Job az nurse,
Call or write 210S Sth ST. INV.
GIRL. reliable. wants work Mondays. Tues
days and Wednesdays. ! :}3q 81.
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FREE HAIR CUT MONDAY. FREE MAR
eel Wednesday at the HONOUR SCHOOL,
ri 4th ST. NV.
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WOMAN. elderly. refined Trustworthy wish.
es posltlon as companion or light housekeep-
er' reasonable wages. Address l44f V
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WILL. CARE FOR CHILD 3 YEARS OR
over in refined culored home during day or
night If desired Call Col. e192-W.
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ELECTRICAL WIRING OR FTXTUREs-Iei
our experienced estimator give you an eeti.
mate: this will give you a chance TO prove
| Co 90f n w 13s
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FORD COUPE. new tires disc wheels S115
/ S:}5 cash $50 monthly. Washington Motto"
Exchange. "N:2 l4th NV. North 1919.
FORD COTPES. 1926: CHOICE of y: these
| ears are absolutely in perfect condition
$3.50. terms. Edison & Co.. 2l10 l. st. Open
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By EXPERIENCED 2olored girl. work in
doctor office or part-tlme work: best refs.
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BUNDLE WASH small to take home, Call
Monday. 3l3 st. NV. Apt !.
BUNDLE WASH to take home or afternoon
Vork wanted by reliable colored woman.
Evening star., 1926-10-03

Charles Francis Carusi. J. Barrett
Carter, James r. Cation. of Alexan
dria. A. r. Clarke. jr.: Myer Cohen,
Levi Cooke. h. F. Cole. Edw. r. Col
laday, William A. Coombe, James E
Collifiower, Martin Conboy, of New
York City, William s. Corby. G. Bow
doin Craighill. ICY" Cummings. J. a
Cummings. Frank f. Cunningham
Joseph W. Cox, Fred Cooke, Ralph H
Connolly.
George w. Dalzell. Herbert l.. Da
Wis. Louis A. Dent, Arthur f. Dowell
Charles W. Darr, Henry f. Da Wis
James A. Davis, DR.. Llewellyn +.
Davis, Judge William II. De Lacy.
Clarence Dodge, Daniel J. Donovan,
Edw. s. Dove, J. Maury Dove. jr.;
Robert c. Dove, Judge Michael VI.
DOYLE. G.. Thomas Dunlop.
r. Owen EdmOnston. jr.: John Joy
Edison, Eugene English, William John
t;ynon.
Hugh J. Fegan. Abner II. Ferguson.
Robert V. Fleming, J. Spauldng Elan
merry. Frederick G. Fisher of New
York City, DR.. John A. Foote, Albert
W. Fox.
John W. Gaskins. Henry n. Ora ssie.
William T. Galliher. DR.. j. A. Gan
non, Isaac Cans. Julius Garfiinckel,
George S. Gertman. Daniel F.. Garges,
John o. Gheen. S. Douglas Gibson
Maj. Peyton Gordon.
Andrew NJ. Hood. Arthur G. Hough-
ton. Edward S. Handiboe. r. J. Har-
man. Robert y. Harper. r. Ogle
Harper. William r. Harr. Thomas
NJ, Harvey. Philip Herman. J.
Thilman Hendrick. S. ]. Henry,
Samuel Herrick, William A. Hill.
Rynum F.. Hilton. Frank s. Hight
James u. Hobbs. Justice A. A.
Hoehling. Rev. James Hogan. Matt
Evening star., 1926-10-03

Horne. George D. Horning. jr. VII
liam D. Hoover. Hilleary G.. Hoskin
son. William J. Hughes, jr; Rev
Frances J. Hurney. Thomas Bryan
Huyck.
Charles V. Inlay.
Ernest S. Johnston. Gerald NJ. John
son, Guy H. Johnson. Paul +. John
son. Walter A. Johnston. Charles A.
Jones, Tracy l.. Jeffords, Theodore NJ.
Judd.
Stanley J. konopka. j. Loo Kolb,
d. j. Kaufman, Michael A. Keane,
Lieut.. Col. j. Miller Kenyon. II. H.
kidwell. George A. King. William l..
King and Walter H. klopfer.
John f. Iaskey, Capt. William r.
Lowry, John A. LaGorce. William r..
Leahy, j. Edwin Lawton. Wilton J..
Lambert. Richard l.. Lamb. Mai.
Brooke Lee. Blair Lee. G.. \. Lewis,
Fulton Lewis. I. H. Linton. Thomas
r. -Littlepage, Harry +. Lowe and
Arthur Lambdin.
Arthur J. May John r. Mealy.
William Cammack Miller. Justice
Walter |. Mccoy. John A. Manfuso
Leroy Mark. Arthur -. Marks. Jo-
seph o. V. Morgan. Benjamin s.
Minor II. Tudor Morsell. c. Percy
McGlue. Albert Mckenzie. r. D. Mo
kenney. J. A. McKeever, William J..
McNally, f. J. McQuade. Joseph W.
McReynolds, H. G. Meem Percy r.
Marshall. Judge Alex. r. Mullowny.
7. Percy Myer and Floyd Miller
Roy l.. Neuhauser. Alvin G. New
myer, Jesse w. Nicholson. Avon NJ.
Nevius, F. Regis Noel, l.. Bert Nye.
Matthew F.. O'Brien. George O'Con-
nor. j. Henry Oehmann. c. f. r.
Osilby, Vernon G. Owen, Hugh H.
Obear.
Myron NJ Parker, Franklin G..
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TWO WOMEN ARRESTED
IN RAID ON APARTMENT
Man Accuses One of Robbing Him
of LOG. Other Booked e
as Vagrant.

Acting on the complaint of Robert
H. Smith. 50 NJ street, who. police say,
described himself as a racehorse own.
or, Headquarter Detectives Talley
and Weber yesterday afternoon raide.l
an apartment at 1905 r street and
arrested Blanche Ziegler. - years old
ard Marion Williams. % years.
Smith told the police Miss Ziegler
robbed him of Sl96. Miss Ziegler
also is charged with conducting a
disorderly house. The Williams girl
is charged With VACANCY.
When the detectives raided the
apartment they say they found two
men there who are booked for investi-
cation.
Miss Ziecler charged that certain
policeman was protecting her" and
she was giving him SO every
now and then. The policeman named
by the girl was brought to headquar-
ters and quizzed. but was eXonera ed
khen she could give no evidence. His
Identity was not revealed.
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SULLIVAN FETES
BAR AND JUR|STS
Commissioners Also Attend
Banquet Marking His rs
Years of Practice.

William Clearv sullivan gave an
ella horate buffet dinner and enter
tainment To his friends-including
several hundred men of prominence
in various lines--in celebration Of his
twenty fifth anniversary as practic-
ing attorney in the District of Colum
hia, al his home. - Primrose street.
Chevy Chase, Md, yesterday after
noon.
There were more than 900 present,
including District Commissioners.
prominent jurists, attorneys and
business men.
Comic Paper for Guests.
Thomas Rrahany Of Crane. Paris
e. Co. was master of ceremonies and
presented a program of entertain
ment. Mr.. Brahany also was the
editor Of a comic paper the Prim-
rose Palladium, which was printed
for the occasion. copy of which
was given to each guest.
The paper contained the dates of
numerous important events and
history, IN brief, Of Mr.. Sullivan's
career
Those who furnished the entertain
ment included George II. O'Connor
with Matt Horn at the piano: Jack
Bowie. Fred East. Tudor Morsell,
Arthur Lambdin, Ed Walsh, Bill Nc
Nally, "Cy" Cummings. Henry West,
George Wilson, Arthur Pierce and
Charles T. Tittman.
List of Guests.
Headed by Commissioners Rudolph
and Bell, the list of those present
was:
Dr. Samuel S. Adams. Charles G.
Allies, Frank l.. Averill, Jesse c. Ad-
kins
James H., Baden. Jennings Bailey.
John s. Barbour. Walter G. Ralder-
son. II. Clifford Bangs, Charles
A. Barnard. Ralph r. Barnard. D. J.
Barry, J. McKenney Berry. Wallace
y. BGck, George Moore Brady of
Baltimore, Dion :. Birney. Thomas W.
Bra hanN, F.. J. Brennan, l.. F.
Brueninger. William W. Bride. E. c.
Brandenbure, Thomas p. Bones, J.
r. NJ. Bowie. G. Calvert Bowie. j. B
Bowling. Walter a. Brown. Henry Fl
Byrne, Lester A. Barr. George I.
Borger, S. Russell Bowen.
D. J. Callahan. w. II. Callahan
Evening star., 1926-10-03

Parks. n. H. Peaks, Walter s
| Pentield, Maj. Julius l. Peyse:, Theo
dore u. Peyser. r. Ross Perry. jr.
Robert Peter. jr. Of Rockville; William
| s. Phillips. Charlie, W. Pimper, John
Poole. J. E;ris Powell.
| r. +. Regan. Preston r. Ray ot
Rockville. Hugh &. Rowland. +. H.
! Roberts. W. F. Roberts. Justice
| Charles H. Robb. Samuel Ross, Cuno
H. Rudolph, n. L. Rust.
George A. .Shatack. James A. Sulll
van. &. F.. Saul. r. r. Van Sake of
Baltimore. Joseph scott Jr'; lanes
McD. Shea. Justice +. l.. Siddons,
Morris Simon. Frank :. Smith. John
Lewis Smith. James F. Smith. H. Il.
Smithv. Rev. Thomas G. Smyth. JUS
tice Wendell r. Stafford, Milton Stras'
burger. Frank II. stephens. George r.
sullivan, Joseph D. sullivan. Dr. Nal-
ter r. Sullivan. Paul \. sullivan, f1o-
gar G.. Snyder. John y. SWartzeIl'
sidney r. Talliaferro Waverly Tay-
lor. Eugene f., Thompson. Joseph \.
Thompson, Mai. Charles T. Tlttmah'
Leon Tobriner. Charles II. Tompklns'
James A. ToomeN, DR.. J. :. TNree.
Justice Josiah A. Van Orsoel'
Edward J. Walsh, Lieut.. r. j. alsh'
Harry Nardman. n. I'll. dIhel. u
Clarence G. Weidemann. Joseph |.
Weller. Michael A. Weller a. Coulter
Wells. Henry l.. West, Charles F.
Wilson, George Wilson Edwin l..
Wilson. Jesse Fl. Wilson. George
Francis Williams. Dr. Charles S.
White, Roger J. -Whjteford, George
l.. Whitford. Waddy E. Wood.
Eugene Young.
DR.. A. r. Zahm. and Representa-
tive Frederick y. Zihlman.
n. sullivan was born in 1850, re-
caived his early education in this
Evening star., 1926-10-03
PRINCE GEORGES TO HEAR
MULLIKIN TAKE. STUMP
Gubernstorial and other Candi-
dates Slated for Rally Speakers
Tomorrow Afternoon.
Special Dispatch to The star.

srpclal Dispatch to The star.
TPPE.R MARLBORO. Md, October
Addison r.. Mullikin. Repuhlica n
candidate for Governor. and his run
nine mates on the State ticket Will
speak at rally in the court house
here Monday afternoon. 3 O'Clock.
The rally will follow meeting at -
o'clock of the G. q. r. central com
mittee for Prince Georges County
called To name the partX's candidates
for the following posts in connection
with the election November .: state
Senator. clerk of the Circuit Court,
and three Judges of tho orphans
Court.
Monday night Mr.. Mullil[in and the
other candidates. William f. Rroen-
ing. for attorney general Mrs. Eva
r. chase for clerk of the Court Of
Appeals. and Dr. Charles l. Goddell.
for comptroller, viii address p rally
al Ruehird Hall. Mount Rainier.
Evening star., 1926-10-03
FLOOD AID ASKED.
ysRales Business Men Implore
Help for Mexican Towns.

NOGALES. Ariz. October , OPl,-
Urgent appeals were made TO-DAY by
the Joint international relations com
nnittee Of the Nogales. AriZ., and No
gales. Mexico. chambers Of commerce
for food. clothing and money to re-
lieve the storm stricken area Of So
nora. Mexico in which - deaths
have been reported as the result OF
Mondays rain.
Advices today said the towns Of
Santa Ana. Querobthe. Roaz and Carbc
had been devastated by food waters
and that their residents were in want.
A relief train will leave here 70
morrow morning.
Evening star., 1926-10-03
BERLIN BREWER JOINS
BEER AND PROPAGANDA
Pssteboa Mats Contain Slogans
FNvoring Restoration of Ger
man Colonies.

pr tho Associated Press,
BERLIN. October 2.-Reer and prop
acsnda have heen Joined in unique
manner by Berlin brewer who
furnishes his customers with paste
boa rd heer mats containing slogans
In favor of the restora tion Of Ger
manys colonial possessions. As the
innhiher waits for the keliner 10 MI
stein. he can spend his time read
Ing the printed mats.
Germans. don't forget our colonies.
reads one inscription. Without col
oniss there is no certainty Of raw ma
terials" is another. British colonial
possessions are one hundred times as
large as the mother country. And
Germany" proclaims third in blue
type.
Evening star., 1926-10-03

Slightly imperfect. other
wise they would sell for s..
But really unless Your at
tention was called to the
imperfections you wouldn't
know they were there.
Square and Pointex heels
in famous makes. evenly
textured and shown in
splendid array of light col
Ors and black. Some with
Isle tops.
Street Floor
Evening star., 1926-10-03

the local undertaken and keeps hii
stock of caskets in q lumber room
near the town branch. Heavy rains
sent the brook out of its banks and
flooded the storeroom of the under
taking establishment. Five CoffinS
were washed out when the building
cola psed in the flood
Evening star., 1926-10-03
Flood Sweeps Caskets Away.

Special Dispatch To The star
JAMESTOWN. Ky. October .
Search is being made in the rural sec
tion hereabouts for the strangest
cargo ever ti"ated out upon a. high
tide" here. Judge H. H. Dunbar is
Evening star., 1926-10-03

city. graduating from Business High
School Following his admission to
the District Bar in 1901 he was ad-
mitted to practice before the United
States supreme Court in 1904.
Evening star., 1926-10-03

Fxpeft railway construction euCi-
neers from haly are ~ Join the Ameri-
can accountant in advising the Co
lomhian government in perfeCtinE its
service