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RIGNALD W. BEALL,
WILLIAM l.. TURNER.
mayl7-1o -o6-o7 Trustees
TOMORROW
Trustees Sale Of Valuable New
Modern Frame Bungalow,
Known as Premises 5604 Ne
vada Avenue Northwest, Just
North of Mckinley Street,
Chevy Chase. D. G.

BY virtue 9d dss 2 certain deed Of trust date
S:cora.d gsS being s No
records of the District Of CoIum bia and at
the request Of the party secured thereby. th'
S i 1ES5, = sSi BxY Of Ns
land and premises. situate in the District %
Columbia. and DESIGNATED as and being 10.
B. Bakers subdivision as per plat recorded
IN IN the once OF the Surveyor for The District
to building restriction line as shown on said
plat. and subject TO covenants OF record;
trust rsFms for ssd obe further S D,a fssa
Sash. vi" &c cssh The Ct s % sale In
a. 6h e: secured BY a second deed Of tr,,.t
upon the property sold. or all cash ove,
5000 required ConveyancinE. recording and
revenue stamps At purchaser. cost Term.
erwise deposit forfeited % and ID the h S properly
may he advertised and resold at the discre-
aESksE afSks f l. sBsse B6seEs
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BRICK
is IH5SSRr rksTMH sfREEr As soRFHMkaT RFfEMsKT
Sy r'qs br Sf No Hssa 70 srei 1 du
seq. Of the land records. Of the District OF
na " the The 3 me
win g. at Duflis 5actiOn R l1 front et i3e
FFEEGkH1nH FEkEn RAH of o9hoek Pn lsGSs he fo nf
lowing described land and premises. situate
az az an. and % Being lot 19s in Joseph G. zirkIs's
subdivision in. block IN Todd and Browns
subdivision Of part OF MT. Pleasant and
I.iber "a. at folio 10. Of the records OF
the Office of the Surveyor for the District
of Columbia. Said block known as
square 3SSS
Terms: Sold subject to a prior deed Of
trust for S3.250.00, and the balance Of
second trust for about 81 10000. furthsr
particulars of which will be announced at
trust to be paid in cash. A deposit OF
$4,000 required. Conveyancin recording
and revenue stamps at purchasers cost.
Terms to be complied with within thirty
DAYS. otherwise deposit forfeited and the
property may he advertised and reso!d at
the discretion OF the trustees.
JULIUS F. HASSIN
HILEL RONIN
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ADAM A. WEsCHLER & SON. Auctioneer..
Modern Brick Dwelling, s.
Rooms and Bath, No. S24 Otis
Pl NV. E =. ,

By virtue of authority vested In the under
signed. we will offer for sale by public anc-
DAY. JUNE SECOND. 1929. At FIvE-FIF-
TEEN O'Clock Pm: lot 1T in SQUARE
Terms; Subject to first deed of trust
$4,000. at So due july 1927. and sec-'
able S45 per month. ali due July. 1879: bal
ance cash. Deposit of $500 Ct sale. Terms
S To- be sompisd Tltn n r w 10 dsys -on.y otnerwss s
risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser after
some newspaper published in Washington.
d. G. All conveyancing and recording at
HbSM 4 wEscHLEs a SON. Aude.
my27 2S. 2o,ial.2
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTFRN0OE


THOs. J. OWEN & SON. AUCTfONEFEe
Two-Story Six-Room and Bath
Brick Dwelling With Hot
Water Heat, Electric Light,
No. 1442 Oak St. Northwest.
At Auction.
By authority vested in us we will aq'i a,
RfqaRHRf i9s'on II THE front Fl Ess
PM P5f 81 OF 5i5 MAY isSs AI A5sl FIVE O'Clock
cent and second deed Q, trust fo, Sc So"
over ssid trusts 70 , be paid 1 in cash ash $50
deposit required az time Of sale. Sale 70 r.
fsited. Conveyancing. recording. etc. at uur.
'as SO. sTHos:e J. OWEN SON. Auct..
9xzE sE s2s fEtH5
ssksiDsfsEEE ssts SEiS REkElFt sfhR ft
n.tlumens Hnsaae No 20 e. % reeorded %ssf Nav u a".
among the land records Of the .Distr,ct Of
h:Isby :ns the the sSdsr.s1td 2 The
n ss ss p9faGfR paGRpsY sfss?n The II FGrs -
FIVE Pm the followins,descrbed land
4b and 4s in Block ia IN j. D 'Croissan,
and David d. Stone trustees. subdivision ot
part Of '.Friendship" known as First A.
dition. to American University Park" az
per plat recorded in the office of the SUI
veyor Of the District of Columbia in Lihs~
County 10. folio 81. Block 19 now known as
Square 1884.
Terms Sold subject to prior deed .,
trust for $4,000 90. further particulars -
which will be announced at time of sal.
the purchase price above said trust TO Re
paid $1,000 in cash. balance PAYABLE Ss0
interest at 6T deposit OF $500 90 re-
auired. Conveyancing. recording and rev.
nue. stamps at .purchasers cost. Terms TO
be complied with within thirty days. Other
wise deposit forfeited and the property may
be advertised and resold at the discretion
of the trustees.
RIGNALD w BEALL
WILLIAM l.. TURNER.
may17-1921-24-26- Trustees
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CAFRITZ OFFERS
Three Wonderful Home Values
At Extraordinarily Low Prices

In Petworth-HS0 Cash,
SIS a Mo.
On one of the big l4O-
foot-deep lots-a Groom
deep Colonial Home. semi
detached. Brand-new, 6
very big rooms; latest
equipment; hardwood trim
throughout.
In the Northeast-S2OO Cash,
SIS a Mo.
Colonial type, with large
front porch, breakfast
porch and glassed-in sleep
ing porch. A new Home in
a neighborhood where all
the homes are new. Nearly
new throughout.
Get in touch with us
CAL
14th & h
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FOR SALE-HOUSEs. FOR sALE-H0UGES.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
Realtors.
14l2 Eye Street NV. Franklin 95O3
FOR sALE-HOUsES.
FOR SALE-HOUSES.

Bungaow-$8,500
e. 4 ::!:: $ s.; : ~ 5 s ;:;:
CORNER HOME-Petworth-$87 s
= q: g.: Il: =! e.: 4;
CHEVY CHASE-Brick Home-$l5,50o.
and Hs . s=otsg :ss q sS :s @ s l' @ q gs
s =: :s$s @ rs e. iii .i: ] ::;::: :,s: n n:s: .$ X
NORTH CLEVELAND PARK-Corner Home $50
n. pss psssss As s: & % s.s; CT 9.s : 5 a'
Az: ga ;:: ~. ; ss::s 81. :; $: ''ss
JUST OFF 10th ST:--s Rooms, Baths-$l4e5o.
: = : S: ::: 81: :::::::.: :: ::
sss s:s:: :
Evening phone service until pm.
HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC
MEMBERS OF THE WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE BOARD
1412 Eye Street NV. Franklin 95O3.
EXCEPTIONAL HOMEs-IDEAL LOCATION.
SUBURBAN BUNGALOW OF SPANISH
"a H. ri s:: Z: $:s: s:i s;:, : % e. =: -
SsSssIs fSicE VaST fsrsS " ideal Home
NEW ENGLAND COLONIAL HOME.
h aaoI ss v oo s opss ar.5 's % sSs
s done tss 5ess % sS: s: % .asas % cabinet and "
NEW HOMES OF SPANISH CHEVY CHASE DC
" :. ' s % :usss S fu1d tf % in va n %
-'N
be here to make poin.m.nst .
McKEEVER & GOSS,
1915 Street. Phone Main 4752
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Trustees Sale of Valuable Cor
ner Business Property, Three
Story Brick Building, Corner
Florida Avenue, 4th Street and
Rhode Island Avenue NV.
(389 Rhode Island Ayenue).

=, BY virtue OF a certain deed of trust dated
Nov. 10. 1925. and recorded Nov. % 1928.
INSTRUMENT No.. 9S of the land records OF
the District of Columbia. and at the request
OF the party secured thereby the under
signed trustees win offer for sale by public
MEp%hsbaYf MaEsfSn front THE OF 6e BBre%ise;
{JNE. 1928, AT THRftrRHH THREEsTHiRrY PC oGroGk *
Pm. the folio owing described land and prem.
oI,, ot lots ssonnooH in block ie 6rOit PARK per
Te,S records Of the surveyors ONCE in sthe Dis:
fricf OF Columbia: at the date hereof said
hnn1, tand and pre- premises are designated the
Columbia as lot IS. SQUARE 1895
Terms OF sale; Property will be sold sub
1ect to . prior deed of trust for So. 900 on
at 7S. due July goth. 1928. interest semi
annual BALANCE 81. 600 cash. the remainder
psyment may be accepted from a responsi-
pie purchaser secured by second deed Of
trust upon the property sold or ali cash
over trust. at option OF purchase de-
poslt OF $500 required of purchaser at time
OF sale. All cOnveyancng recording rev
enue stamps and notarial fees at cost of
purchaser. Terms Of sale to be complied
with within thirty days from day Of sale
otherwise the trustees reserve the right TO
resell the property. at the risk and cost of
the defaulting purch aser. after five days ad-
vertsement of such resale in some news.
paper published in the city Of Washington
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Household Goods, Pianos, Iron
Safes, ETC., by Auction, to Pay

Noticss, cs,rMr i hereby giysp 18th that on sATUR
public auction AZ. weschler's 92Q Pa. ave.
nsmes % Mrs. H. w. Peters. Miss L. w Y. Rev.
burn C.. A. Barker John o. Berkley A.
Boiaerne. leo Crane. j. II. Crawford. K. 4.
Douglae. w; Thacker z. Van Loock 4
celia I Hood. 6. M. Jenkins. Gso Mr. Grsce GM,ss
Mackie. P. Printz. r. F. Robertson. Bettie
Rundel. Le Roy Russell. Mrs. Ritchie-Stone.
MEkcHAlNNfyc f1ANsyJA 4 sroRAsE Co.
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CHEVY CHASE.
DUTCH AND ENGLISH
COLONIALS.

.5UU 10 $lI,oUU.
We have several of these
houses at each price mentioned
in desirable locations with large
lots and garages. In size they
vary from six rooms and bath
to seven rooms and two baths.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER,
Cali Mr.. Latta,
l4W New York Ave. Main LOO.
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MI sANsBURY CO., INC.
14l8 Eye St. NV. Main S9O34-5.
Phone Service Until 9 PM
A SELECTED LIST OF OUR BEST VALUES.
OFF 10th ST.-S11 500. te Ill.,.
T foo
hardwood
CORNER-$13.5OO
breskfa with
PETW WORTH-S8,5OO
SIX ype = in
seldom in tslh low price
fixtures and Excel
CLEVELAND PARk-S13OOO
n Good
yard Especial attac terms
n L. SANSBURY CO.. INC.
l41S Eye St. NV. Main 5oO3-4-5
Phone Service Until 9 PM
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VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC.
Phone Service to 9 PM.
.$l9,75O.

$lo,75O.
Chevy Chase, D. {:
Exceptionally well located and surrounded
nv fne detached homes. Q brand-new center,
hsu.nlsn etucco house with rooms ana
hafhs: all features OF modern nouee. ~.
hest. 1,ne electrical eauipment and gasaEe.
reduced from SCI 900.
$4,000. 7
Fine Petworth Corner.
On one of the high points of this attrac-
tive and nearin subdivision. nearly new
brick home complete in every detail. Win
q rooms and bath. double ear .porches ana
hniit.in garage. Convenient TO car !--s,
stores churches and school. with excep-
tionsliy choice environment.
SO, $50. 4
Near N. H. Ave. and 9TH.
One Of the best locations in Petworth. on
lot rs feet. Wide; modern brick house 22
feet in width. with large rooms and bath: n
city makes attractive price. t..
WIN. H. SAUNl
X Realtors-Est
Phone Servi
1888 K St, NV.
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BY OWNER

BY OWNER.
riye.room and bath bungalow near Chevy
cbase Cub. Corner lot. 60x15O. with gear
sarsxs. Hot water heat gas siscsssicaty aSd
psinted Call Cleveland 4544 after so
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=. $l1,O0
Holmead Manor

front brick dwelling With 8 large rooms
apd tiled bath and inclosed sleeping porch:
also 2-car brick garage: hot-water heat
electric lights and. an eastern exposure. This
10 really O.. 4.bedch amber house and ono
of tho best in this section.
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5000.

American University Park.
a brand.new Sunsaiow % type dweilins ilisovia with !
rooms aud bath modern heat; oak floors
and electricity Exceedingly easy terms of
purchase. The price speaks for itself.
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s22,soo.
Detached Brick,
Chevy Chase.

An outstanding value in q wonderful
home property; delightfully."- situated
Circle. Eight rooms, two baths.
porches. oak floors, fireplace and every
appointment and convenience that you
could expect to find in new. modern
home: over One-Quarter of an acre of
ground: trees. shrubbery. etc. Brick
garage.
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$17,75O.

Chevy Chase, D. C..
This ads Of the Circle and but a little
? detached Dutch coionisi home wit with 1'i 3
rooms and baths and with EarsEe. This
oak floors and electricity and IL priced ma
ter1ally below any similar nearby nroner
ties. Be sure to inspect this.
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Northwest Home, I,45O,
$500 Cash.
Directly facing a beauti-
full park - and near car
line - 2O-foot-front Brick
House of E rooms and bath
double back .porches, one
glassed in; hot-water heat,
electric lights in thorough
repair. You won't find a
house. like it at anywhere
near the money.
Handy to Downtown.
$500 Cash, $50 a Mo.
Large 2O-foot-front brick
house - six rooms and
bath; in excellent repair.
Very convenient location.
inspection and details. \
ITZ
NJ. oO8O
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TWO BARGAINS
FOR COIORED.

$500 cash. Will sell for 81 500
Ten rooms and bath. Good condi-
Also
Modern 2O-foot brick home in ex-
caiIent northwest section for high
ciaSs coiored. Six TREMENDOUS
rooms Three rooms deep. Hot-wa,,
Condition throughout. Must sacri-
nee. Call North 5512 for informa-
ton ,
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A detached colonial home within few
minutes walk of John Eaton School
Al the price asked 1t will warrant
your immediate inspection; Seven
large front and double rear porches.
oak floors fireplace; strictly modern
improvements Brick garage. Liberal
terms.
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JURY ASKED On
NUDE CHARGE

u 3 IS
William III. smith, owner Of the
Capital News Company, 227 st.
NJ w, today appeared in Police
Court and demanded jury trial on
4 charge OF distributing indecent
literature containing pictures of
nude women through local news
stands.
Smith was arrested last week after
policeman called the attention OF
Assistant United States District At.
torney Ralph Given to the pamphlet,
and this renewed drive in this city
to rid the newsstands Of alleged in-
decent printed matter.
Preliminary hearing was to have
been given Smith yesterday in court,
but It was continued until Monday.
Smith unexpectedly appeared today,
however. and demanded jury trial.
He was released in 500 collateral
BY Judge John P. Mcmahon.
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q don't want Henry e fight but
slnce MS nearL seems set upon Aoi-
LOVING tne spOEt WlH not LEI e
interfere with our happnesss the
pretty young vile Of the boxer de-
.clarcd To a Washington Times ~
porter today. 81 viii even help him
out financially IA his plans # ne
aieeas IN, sne auded to MAKE f. d..
sa,s A.s .aa. ~
nance
u 80 We. s
uets S9V,0VN - Ualsg
nounced last NIGH IL dinner cele.
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pand mas been WORKING e ne
guarg ana az the same TINE Ikialnshs
TOR MS ring career. her uncle 5
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, IN. s. ~ ae $3.50
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VAIL, civ T4er - ,.lsa I,a,s 1e,sa !.
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Loo
8 HOMES

Three homes were robbed last
night Of valuables worth approx
rnate1y $500. according to reports
to the police today.
Mrs. Jacob Frank, 1860 Taylor
st. ~. w, reported that diamond
ring worth 800 had been stolen
from her home. She was unable
to say how the thief gained entry.
Al gold watch of French make,
with gold chain attached. was
stolen from Charles, Al. Leech, 1912
H st. ". r. He too was unable
to furnish the police with any idea
as to how and BY whom his watch
was taken.
Robert v. Peterson. S22 Connecti-
cut Ave. N. W., reported that a
rear room In his home was entered
by duplicate key early today by a
thief who stole a satchel valued
at $47.50. two fraternity pins worth
$50, an Indian ring and pearl gray
felt hat. He furnished the police
with the name and descriptionxof q
suspect.
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MISTAKE IN MEDICINE
GIVES WIFE CLOSE CALL

Mrs. Maria Jones, % years old
a Government clerk, living at 3541
Eleventh st. N. W., had a narrpw
escape from death early today
when she took medicine, prescribed
for external use, by mistake.
Her husband first rushed her tc
the home Of her parents, 1876
Emerson st. n. W., and then tc
Emergency Hospital in their am
bulance. Treatment there removed
all of the poison, and Mrs. Jones
was allowed TO return to her horne
little the worse for her dangerous
mistake.
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IANT IN
POL ICE
QUIZ

~ :. ri =,
Arrested TO-DAY IN . conl,sS sio 1870 49,
the purchase lnTo u,.tt,.,s .,si tsasa
woman 3 account, q el NJ A-,. ss1
q years OLD, q r2omer g -
Maryland ave. ~. -. u .l 49,.
her claim 81 innocence slluue : aoa'
gr1lllng az ponce nsaq 1870 = 2
ana was reLu .sI, = stlls AAVuse S
l'ses.lslOn' So vsA'.l 80.
Charged 70 virginia woman
Miss Traister' It II alleged; puI'
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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-07-30
TAKoMA PARK PAPER
EMPLOYEES PLAN PICNIC

Employees OF the Review and
Herald Publishing Company of Ia.
koma Park, d. c.. will hold their
annual outing on Tuesday at Chesa-
peake Beach.
The excursion will be in the form
OF a big family picnic with no get
program. r. w. Conard, superin
tendent of the plant, Is in charge of
arrangements.
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WHICH? WHICH?

80 ,vonder n love Is Q dreaInss
And the victim awakes with . scream
no find love on the brink
S1f 4 Kitchen stove and sink,
a bunch 81 kids and worthless mate
Faee 10 face with ''irOny Of FATE"
81 wonder n love IL a dream
While sailing matrlmOHy's stream,
with kindness and care,
Ard skies always fajry-
To dream Il q boon from above
Real happiness. children and love.
s Moader le love r. . dream
OElD soCHgs
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BOND INCREASED WHEN
Staying Is CHARGED

The bond OF Paul woodward, said
by local police to be wanted by Vir-
ginia authorities to answer a muir.
der charge there, today was raisel
from $1,000 to $4,000 when his case
on charges of joyriding and i
statutory Offense was continued III
Police Court until August s.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-07-30

Those Te9Gs politicians
tOho are trying to get "MG"
Ferguson to resign as Coz
egsor at once, don't seem to
realize that a tUomdn always
reserves the right to change
her mind.
GENEVIEVE.
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IMPENETRABLE

IN in che fair blue hearenss
silent spinner sits.
NRen call her Fate or Destiny,
As the Web Of Life she knitE.
Tor some &c is dark and dFearys
FOR some &c Is sprinkIed with g0Ids
But no mortal man VIII Fate ever tell
The secrets her web does hold.
MILDRED BRILL.
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Gets $50! 900 From, Uncle

MRS LAMAR. wife Of Henry Lamar amateur LIGHT
weight champion, Of 1744 Riggs P n W, has Inherited
$15OOOO left her by her uncle.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-07-30

Heiress 70 $50, 900
Aids Lamar ) Career

Henry Lamar University Of Virginia athlete and former
champion of America will not have
forego career the prize ring ia brder 70 share n e
$4,000 legacy bequeathed bis wife, Mrs Phyllis shaekle
ford Moore Lamar, of TIA Riggs Pl. III. NE.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1926-07-30

Other big cities raved about
'"Tfe Taxi Dancer" story Of
night life, which begins in The
Washington Times on August
3. Watch FOR the opening
cflapters.
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HOW THE ZEBRA
GOT HIS STRIPES

Tt was in Noai'S famous ark.
And there sat as police Judge
rEr. Lion. fresh from the Jungle,
who from duty wouldn't bulge.
The zebra was hauled before him,
Charged with being fool,
FOR trying to impersOnate q donkey
Or even an onery mule.
Then cleared his throaty pipes.
Saying. you've made an ass Of your
self.
So TIL Just give you fifty stripes"
STEAMBOAT STEVE.
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REMlNlscENT or WINTER

hafef with hatred 10 Intense
That violence Of my Inward wrath
Holds sla9wer pofnfB In dire 4usueNsss
And flercer hatred mo nlan hatMs
hate with venom and closed eyes,
The fllourht that must now arise
hate 70 do it. ] declare
Buk with the furnace out, [ know
That 1 must rise and make q lire.
AID. oll9 ! hate. downstairs TO 70,
With hatred that - fen and dlret
W.or. am warm In bed, you zee;
Tf,n dawn ard ten below re whizt
Hilis weather makes no hit With me
when minus I'm s0f my breeehee.
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told them she was employed in the
Treasury Department. No record
could be found at either place.
She was charged on the books at
headquarters with false pretenses
and will be given a hearing m
Police Court at an early date.
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There are ssverul publica-
tons on HogU to Manage q
Husband, but the authors
hare lona since diUorced
theirs. Giving 0deice Is the
easiest. thfng on earth.
UNCLE ZEKE.
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the stage 81 the Rialto II isn't fair to the girls,
since they are known to the judges only by number Inc
winner Miss Washington will BE- featured In speclal
revue written by Mscha Guerson Cleft front row. con-
ductor of TIE Rato Theaer Orchestra and Frank Baer
sc right. front row
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An Italian engineer claims
TO haze completed an tair-
plane that acill fly to the
moon. He'd better giVe It
10 MussoIini to chase rain
bops. G. Fl. D.
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Gin Ping. washington Chino
man, loses his drivers permit i
because he ran into somebody
every time he drope his car.
Gin, whose name ought to make
him on good terms tCith the
bootleo0ers. tciH probably tGke
his spite out on the shirts he
irons hereafter. q. q. D.
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CRANDALL's THEATER d GARDEN
Ami m 60 Ii ST
- - NpBO N. q
GEO SIDNEY q ANITA STEWART
In THE PRINCE OF PIT.SEN.s'
o. HENRY COMEDY
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rector of the division of oriental COM
merce, New York University. will
speak on the subject. Are Conces-
sions Justified and Should They Be
Recorded" Prof. Hodges, who was
formerly counsel to the South China
Government Mission. will discuss the
background of the present problems
the powers with China.
and will tell about the new interna-
tional conditions which he sees as
future financial activities
Robert w. Dunn, writer on Ameri-
can foreign investments, will also
speak along the same lines, and the
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mittee Of Aeronautics, were elected
directors.
An address was delivered at the
meeting by William Q. Deming, presi-
dent of the Civil Service Commission.
He declared that the merit system of
the Civil Service serves as a ballast
to KEEP the ship of state on an even
keel during a political storm.
lie also said that the President of
the United States has been given un-
limited power under the Federal serv-
ice act and that no President has ever
abused this power. Charles F. Mar
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Tuesday night. John T. Doyle. secre-
tary of the Civil Service Commission,
was elected first vice president.
Other officers elected were:
Lyman J. Briggs. chief Of the en-
gineering instruments division of the
Bureau of Standards, second vice
president; J.. Q. Colbert. of the Coast
and Geodetic Survey. reelected secre-
tary, and II. r.. Allanson. OF the
Bureau of Plant Industry, Department
of Agriculture. reelected treasurer
George w. Mccoy, director of the
hygienic laboratory, and starr Trus-
cott Of the National Advisory Com.
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situation in Mexico will be reviewed
by Antonio Castro Leal, commercial |
counselor of the Mexican embassy.
and by Carlton Beals, who has lived
and travelled in Mexico.
According to those in charge. Il IS
intended that the conference give a
birds 's-eye view Of the trend Of Ameri-
can investments and concessions
throughout the world. The meeting
will be attended by representatives of
important farm and labor organiza-
tons, civic organizations and other
mems and women'S organizations
working to promote peace, it is an.
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Street to Be Opened.

The Commissioners decided yester.
day to carry out their plans to open
Crittenden street between Sixteenth
street and Piney Branch road, de.
spite a recent protest by a group of
property owners in that vicinity. The
Commissioners held that the opening
of this street is in the public interest.