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Cameron-C Chandler newspaper ia- terests regarding their develop ment program in this vicinity. He is due to reach San Francisco February 20 and will remain there several days.
 Following that, MT. Flory will proceed to Portland to talk over forest research matters and other official topics with Forest Service officials thara. He will proceed from Portland to Seattle and here on the first available steamer af- ter his arrival.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-02-07
FLORY LEAVES
 CAPITAL TODAY
Returning Home via Cali fornia Cities to Discuss
 Local Development

c. H. Flory, ex-officio Commits sioner of Alaska for the Depart ment of Agriculture and District Forester, left Washington today enrcute to the Pacific Coast and
 Alaska, according to word recely-
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-02-07

Charles Lechner, proprietor of
 the Seward Machine Shops. is now in the states enroute to his | Alaska home town after a visit to Germany. He is coming north next month.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-02-07

Leonard and Patterson, FOX ranchers of Bear Cove, Tnrnaga.n Arm, have pelted and shipped D silver black fox skins.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1928-02-07

Totals. .291.71S $3,699,707.50 Not including belts from the Pribilof Islands. f=No open season--trapped
 1922-23 season.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-08-28
Run Of Herring
 Switches 800 Miles
 From Regular Base

While they waited at Red Fox Bay the herring were running out at King Cove 500 miles away and KodiaK fishermen were out of luck. Tnc
 ,.y now comes in that they got . huncIi and showed off to the Wes..- ward where they have 15,OO0 barrels pounded off waiting until they sat iheri down.
 Its another one of the stories that make Alaska unusual. Tried an true fishermen waited at Red Fox ;or the herring run which experis"ce ..ud taught might be expected there. They waited for. month and nothing s.irrlng. Then somebody suggested that If the herring didn't come thoir
Seward daily gateway., 1928-08-28

way they better go the herring way. They showed off and went 800 miles
 Q t.e Westward and ran right lEto one cf the biggest herring runs in t...e history of the Territory. Measer reports say that they have so many fish, that salt them down as fast as they can, they have to keep thous- ands in the nets until they cir take care of them.
 When it is figured that standard barrel weights 250 pounds and there are 15,000 barrels waiting in the net reservations, it is safe to assum4 that there will be much seafood for the people of the United States and Europe.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-08-28
HE BIT A POLICEMAN

CHICAGO, Aug, 27, (P)-"You cant put me in jail," said Deputy United States Marshal, Richard J. Murphy, at the Warren Avenue police station. "I'm a Government Official" But they put him in jail anyway, charged with creating a riot and slugging man and a women, shoot ting two bystanders and biting policeman.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-08-28

Howard W. Hughes, former i" structor fn the Juneau High School and graduate of North Pacific Dental College of Portland sni Waller J. Seeley of Anchorage, graduate of Marquette University. Michigan, passed their dental ex- aminations before the Board of Den tai Examiners for the Territory of Alaska, in Ketchikan.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-08-28

LAWRENCE, Kas., Aug, 27, (P- Al E. Smith, republican, cannot have his name entered on the county bal lot for sheriff because he let friend file his declaration of candidacy i-. stead of doing it himself.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-08-28
A RELATED AUCTION

- HAMILTON, Bermuda. Augr 27R Rare furniture taken from the
 wreck of the Scotch bark Cameona
 when it was wrecked on the Bermuda coast more than a century ago w.s sold at auction here recently.
Seward daily gateway., 1928-08-28
LE GAL N | T|CE

NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION
 To the Electors of the Town of Seward, Alaska:
 NOTICES HEREBY GIVEN THAT PURSUANT TO THE provisions of Ordinance No. 1o1 duly enacted by the Common Council of the Town of Seward and approved by the Mayor on the sixth day of August, 1928, a special election has been called and will be held in said town of Seward on Monday, the 10th day of septem- Der, 1928, for the purpose of submit ting to the qualified voters of said town the following proposition:
 Shall the Town of Seward, Alaska, erect and equip a public school build ing in said town and in payne nt thereof issue and sell it's general bonds in sum not exceeding $50 1000, bearing interest at a rate not exceed ing seven percent per annum, paya bIe semi annually and maturing in equal annual instaIlments of $25Oo0O each, the first instalIment to mature five years from the date of said bonds and the last instaIIment twenty four years from date thereof, all as more fully set forth in Ordinance No. 1o1 of said Town of Seward.
 Against Bonds.
 The qualification of voters of said election are as follows:
 He or she shall be a qualified cleo tor of the Town of Seward, Alaska, whose name appears upon the last assessment roll of said town for municipal taxation. The voters de- siding to vote in favor of said propo- sition shall place cross in the square preceding the words "For Bonds", and those desiring to vote against said proposition shall place cross in the square preceding the words, Against Bonds". The polling place is hereby fixed as the Town Hall in said Town of Seward, and the polls shall be open at the hour of 800 o'clock a. m. and close at the hour of zoo o'clock p. m. on said 10th day of September, 1928.
 Dated this 7th day of August, 1928.
 TOWN OF SEWARD
 By L. V. RAY, Mayor.
 "va'e'ss- sr%ass
 SEAL u Attest.
 A. D. BALDERSTON,
 Municipal Clerk. PubIish: August 7, IA, 21, 2s, septem- Der 4.
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THE NEW LESSON PIPES ARE HERE. THEY CANNOT COLLECT "Goo" OR GET STRONG. $4.oo AND s7.5o EACH. GUARANTEED. scHAL- LERER'S ALASKA SHOP.
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.
ATLANTIC CITY n L

ATLANTIC CITY - High-class accommoda-
tions; large. double rooms and family home
like: near Boardwalk, AmbaSsa dor section:
reaS0nahlc. Wcltman. 2626 PACIFIC ave. l3s
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22O ST. N.w--IARGE SEcoND-FLOOR
room S,,fhSSnsbSte' saeenins porch gas r.9.s'
| 1909 FAIRMoNT ST. MA DELIGHTFUL
phone included Adams l04S2
TILL OCT. SOS. THE McREYNoIDs, 18th
sood piano desirable. see resident man
| arer. II"
Ing water. rooms. and bath, a mi. are
place; screened poreheS. Glen Echo Phone
l44s N--Two LARGE OUTSIDE ROOMS,
/ also entire second floor; Pot Ss6s: a mi !;
| everything furnished Ia
! : LARGE ROOMS. SCREENED FRONT
! electricity use OF laundry; private entrance.
$50 1900 A st. Sc Lincoln s7o1-w
SINGLE ROOM WITH hath; ATTRACTIVE
manent tenant, Princess, 1918 Eve st. NV.
2ooi EYE ST N,w,-TWo coNFoRrAsIE
| completely furnished; amt; also tourists
1909 VERMONT AvE,-cooIe COMFORT
| tnr service, very reasonable,
AZ EAST CAPITOL I.ARqE. ROOMS,
nea and s"s sna sS. cool @nd s Ss7s
1913 TRYING ST. NV. ATTRACrtvsty
silver, linen. Adams a71S-w
S223 WISCONSIN AVE. : LARGE ROOMS,
reoeption, X, & b.; beautiful mahogany and
oNerstnted furniture, $sS; maid service
S Sss EufhIn AR oLyMri o,s ON,
| or share with desirable partner. Col ga,
aeos l9,h ST NV FOR ooupLE , ROOMS
NV Included sSaS so After 5 80
soto i4th. ST. a LARGE ROOMS, X & y.
suitable Tor Member of ConsreSS. summer
rates, Other apis, fur. aud uptur, See res
sla ST, NE ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR.
bealoumS, hVinS room aud iafse sltyheh,
houSrketptngs clean private home no chu-
dren Phone lincoln 7233-w
llia X NV NICELY FURNISHED APART
mq men, TO rooms Sitshsn and BATH
CHEVY CHASE -nELIuHTfuL / OR } RM
apt, nrtvate bath. inst h, ". private res.
?, windowS III each room, lawns, poreheS.
laos NEWTON NV ,RoCK CREEK AND
Park : ist and Srd floor fats. 3 r, H.. b,
| ~, u VIZ, sarass' casa Ftsnks'n ne,
h. "I T.. "T por 1 81 ssa I'D" noSr. r. h. 81
Open ami much reduced tss
RIVERSIDE .zArrRACTIVEi.Y FURNISHED
SsS FsaG saS mo- az MAIN a Ss s sp Murphy
, ROOMS, KITCHEN, HATH; COMFORT
1909 Kenyon after
l20. Mn, AVE NE t.ARoE, cooL, ,RAis,
pm Reduced
sleO isth ST NV, Two LOVELY FRONT
w raSns' s ssai0h ost SHdssSss cent hot
Kitchen. hath. issse porch, INST. nal water,
gas, electricity included. Nerth ssl0
1888 CoLuMnfA Rp ~ larss room, Sleen,
sasao monthly.
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FR1o1nAlRE EtEcTplC CURRENT FREE.
.n,inded T. these rates rooms, 81 ans
BORDEAUX. 6asl Ceorsia ave Resident
mauAgfr,
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APARTMENTS-FUR. 4 UNFUk

| i4S9 n ST NV APARTMENTS or : +.
and . each: downtown location; rent re-
n E. RYoN co. Inc. 1916 N Ave NJ $500
| l44t HARVARD Sr.-FRONT APT. THREE
/ large rooms; bath. kit, rec. hall, also tso
rooms, kit. bath. fur0.; resident manaGer
1918 SARATOGA AVE. E-ENrrRE SEC
end floor. three rooms, bath. new sss rsrse.
| bus and ear line; ore door r. !. ave, Rea-
27lS WISCONSIN Avs AND ! ROOMS
Cleveland ESQ '''N ~ ''''''' ''"''S '"'''
NEAR 18th aNp coLuMRI4 Rp--.l BzIoHr
lehttully cool. so3S lsth st, NV
400 GA. AVE. Nw-CLgAN, MODERN.
outside SsSs spis T. rooms beth q porches
FOUR ROOMS. KIT, BATH. ALL OUT
Ruvlineton Hotel
= LARGE ROOMS. BATtt. PORCH. GAS AND
! electricity included; splendid neiShhc-haod
with family Of adults. 400 UpShUr It
BEAUTIFULLY. FURNISHED APARTMENTS
OFerStuted liz -rm. suites, e!ec, fans, Hoo
!n the Buchanan Apis, 4S26 iSth ;; w
L L. nj I'm v,n Sedrw K and = porch $50 %
hall iy rm eed"n' bath VIZ, shower; (
Wsald rcnt untornshrd j: SsS NJ ana Sppy
lanttors or W CaH WYATT. Ga 1881
DOWNTOWN.
THE BARCLAY. 800 EVE sr NV
and ; rooms, bath and Kitchen. gfty,g-
Grafton SEE resident manaser lS'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
1000 r I AVE- Nw-.s r. BATH So =
59 ana and 81 SIS % and ana SatS sS
tHRv ' cH neis $50 sn jos GsS ,rsea 81
1888 CALIFORNIA ST NV AN AT'TRAc-
Ike apt a t%3 , rooas., Sytehen' ssSs,,h,
o,, 1887 iRviN0 ST NV
rios e 1ARREtI CO Mstn 7ts
Bath s42 So St7 80 ana SIS Wtn furnish
BORDEAUX 1921 0eersia ave Resident
coLoREp sll7 ioth ST NV. RMS
and ., NV II e'EE SS'Ae II. sAChS, I
HOS Vermont axe Decatur 1881
ls5 A ST NE FIRST 81 OoR AFT. FOUR
LARGE! LARGE. sify rooms rear yard saS aud sl.e
Will sup,tEAsE VERY pEslRAw.y
l4th street car Tine hlsh and eeel, unta
oStessr 81 iCr sac so per month, Phone
3As0 9th ST. NE, aRooNt.ANp ~BEAurI-
tGl apartment, ) rooms, BATH, &'tehee: SAa
MgfIIs. 6a4 MD AVE NE ~ FIRgpRoOr;
outside rooms and bath: near CAPITOL.
Apply el6 Md, ave, ne IT,
TWO ROOMS StTCHENEI~rE AND RArN:
Ssss fsase ''f FSSs HS ss '' E e.
NV -
1903 p 81. NV ROOMS. KITCHEN,
hath. am1.s outside FnaNsi clean, pleasant,
convenient, walkIps distance reasonable
1888 NEAL ST NE ~~NEW HOME TWO
rooms, Kitchen. screened porch, bath, aa0ltS
Reasonable, lSs
t4ea RELMoNT NV THINE ROOMS.
bath, screened perch, continuous hot Mater,
ga& electricity, telephone included FeaSana-
Bile, Col sos
wocnstpF, MD s7ss MAPLE AVE THREE
iafse feoinA kEeheNette, nrfVage hath. new
home reasonable Shephsfa saee ~
ttealN new rms, b., h.vw a.. elee f SIS III
SAchS, lleA Vermont avs Decatur 1887
lCentiaasa ON Next Pasel
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1910 14tl.

Studehaker Dictator" Sedan.
Original finish like new new tires, fully
equipped Eenuine mohar upholstery; very
low mileaee and guaranteed Let us dem =
onStrate this one and YOU will certainly
take it home. Its q bargain for only $9s5.
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DOW NIOW
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

THE BARCLAY. Gi0O EVE ST NV
I and rooms, bath ard Kitchen Effy!R.
ecatio0 see resident manaSeT lSs
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WASHINGTON'S BEST.
BUICK 20 Standard Coach--4 new tires,
new paint, many extras For cheap trans
portafion, this is your car; priced risht.
BUICK '26 l&ASter fve-pass Sedan-~A
perfect used - 4 priced TO suit your pocket
book equipped with new tires and many
extras.
BUICK '2s 4-door Standard Sedan
Fully equipped run very little by careful
owner, mechanically o, x. 1850.
NASH '27 sedan~-A beautiful car that
looks and runs like new, for only 1878
BUICK '2T Master Brougham~-Drive Just
enough TO have been properly broken in
Priced right at Si,250.
BUICK "a, enpass This beautiful
family car 1T q reduction of ki,0lS; perfect
in every respect, with new tires and hand
made seat covers. etc. Yours for s1,f9S.
CHRYsLER 20 Model So Coach--Original
finish like new, spotleSs throughout, For
cheap transportation this car cannot be
beaten; new tires and spare, for only S57S
HUPMOBILE &c Roadster One OF the best
s-eylinder sport cars IN Washington; new
rubber and fully equipped Special this
week for SITS
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one, four, ave reop'. Kitchen aad satH
apaFtmCN sDe0 condition.
THOS e 1ARRELt, co Matu TEs
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1000 4 AVE Nw-S r.. BATH SO 81
TN ana II >ts Sw - = and oath - 90
18th and SITS Sw,--S and bath a. 90
tttT East Captto-A and bath 50 90
HENRY ScHArFERr, $50 john Marshall pl
1873 CALIFORNIA ST NV, AN AT'TRAc-
tive apt of two rcc0sS, kitchen, hath,
closets. outside rooms. coed location 500
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

ROOMS AND BOARD. "a block from 18th ST
Big poreheS grounds. shade, KaraSe; homo
cooking Phone Silver Spring 43-W ~
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WA\TElD-ROOMS

GENTLEMAN desires outside room and bath
within walking distance OF downtown, Give
details and rate. Address Box 95-M. Star
Office
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COUNTRY BOARD.

UNFINISHED ROOM with board in small
adult family, by elderly widow. Address
Box i05-M. Star ONCE.
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ATTRACTIvE 9-ROoai !
= " - \ N y. SFO-
| RM, & b, FURN.. $3.50.

I NM. Z b. I Z Z n, NN/.cU
Reduced for the Summer; In nueSt corner
bids, Mt Pleasant. a few min. walk Of
Rock Greek Park; will rent 20 reliable PARTY
= rms. pantry, tile bath, E,aSSed ana scresn-
e0 sleeping porch about 20Nt0 e con-
pleteiv and beautifully furn.. inclutInv SILL
vey, linen, dishes, etc; everything in Arrest
condition; will rent as low as So 50 Act
quickly Phone Adams 1852
ALSO ) RMS. x g.. So. 50.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

tCort inusdJ
End FLOOR, 3 ROOMS. BATH. SCREENED
J JI rem as ap1%tsment or rooms; vacant
l72 NEWTON ST NV - end FLOOR. 2
lar-2 rooms. alcOve. Kitchen. batn, porch;
elec. gas adults only SOS
1893 MERIDIAN NV . on , cool.
Ped Se ' Tsfe9 CT l i22' porch ami
l449 n ST TWO ROOMS. K1rCHENETTF.
pssaIHate bath 80. ono room, kItchenotte,
A5soo: continuous hot water. North 5423
TIE PARK LEE. 1890 PARK RID LOVELY
combination living -ncd room dressing room
$50 m. "a.
500 A ST Sc. LIVING ROOT BEDROOM.
Tyitchenette; furnished LhEs adults s40
DUPONT CIRCLE, 2io7 o ST - ATTRAC-
lively furnished Iaree from, room. Kitchen
Nc md;, $ Fri --bath, $50 including elec. gas
1925 x ST. NV APIS 2 LARGE. LIGHT
room a,5 End aud 3rd floors, front. rent rea-
EfdE5DRICK. 1901 K ST. n FRONT. APT
6o3 or large room, bath and dres7 X
room. Sec manager. l5'
412 ST NV
SO Scf,ond1.,d dor front; rooms. k.tchenstta
ONE ROOM. BATH AND ELECTRIC GRILL:
very reasonable. Phone Franklin 2o52. $
I in THE I; CconARD APT. APT 7I7-o2E
sos.! ,,,L1iItittttF zaHG pain complete. e%
c"ptIonally cool Summer rate Is.
LARGE ROOM AND KICHENFTTr 81
-inFls room for men, - gas, eirGttlcitt.
TO 9Th 81. NV
goa 9th Me- LARGE ROOMS AND B4rI-
l9r ih.E.' MI, no children. private home:
- Is
+l2 3rd ST NE-ONE BLOCK FROM
Union Station r 3 b.; beautifully
furnished ............ .-'.. s4n m
rms. +. b., furnished. from ESQ 90 70 IS m
- PHILIP MILESTONE, Franklin 90s
TILDEN HALL, 3945 CONN. AVE.
Apartment Hotel
C9mHIet"ly Furnished Apartments by
- pa". Week o. Month. Cier 290G f5s
THE FAIRFAX. 210o MASS. AVE
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WHERE no STOP.
-
SUBURBAN BOARD.

TOURISTS
DESIRING home comforts and home cooking
come to itt7 and i42i Mass. ave. NV. on
the terrace. is
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lhI3 lodi ST. NV.
WANTED-ROONs AND BOARD

BuSlUcSS II omen.
Beautifully furnished home. unsurpassed
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SALE--AUTOMOBILES.
WE BUY AND SELL USED CARS.
FRED l.. MORGAN,
Thomas Circle Garage. 110s Vermont Ave.
USED CARS GUARANT Fed
AS REPRESENTED.


Due to the demand for the 400
series "Nash,' YOU are offered
these used cars at much lower
prices than have ever been
quoted before.
\ FEW SAMPLES.
1927 Chevrolet Coach; ex-
ccllcnt condition 800
1926 Nash Sport Roadster;
rumble seat. 5000
1927 Nash Special Coach;
bargain .............SS $500
1920 Nash Advance Coach $3.50
1927 Whippct Coach $3.50
1926 IIupp 8 Touring;
real bargain .......$S50
And many others. Terms that
will suit, on cars that will please.
WALLACE MOTOR CO..
Open Evenings. Decatur $3.50,
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RENT ROOMs-FUR. OR UNFUR.

7l9 D ST Sc Bedroom and kitchenette
furnished, one room for gentleman; also. un-
furnished. 1st front. 4 rooms. private hath
Lincoln 1925 f6s
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Jewett Sport Roadster

Refnished in the new Chrysier Y sport
roadster color-maroon body. Deauvllle Sane
tenders and wheels. with q vermillion panel
on the door The tires are new. the racl-
sfor she'll and bumpers have been renickeled
and mechanically it's the Snappest thing IN
town Come take a ride over 18Th ST
HILL: you will be surprised, and the price
IS very low. Only 1886
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RENT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

light Housekeeping. Electricity and gas No
children.
1903 NEW JERSEY AVE NW-Colored
and painted ami 825 so Call unfit m
9l7 y Me- good rooms, 2nd floor: garage,
cleo; near Lincoln Park. Other privileges
TO good tenant; S35.
i7a YOU ST. NE.-2 clean cool. housekeep-
me rooms, convenient white section, range,
eiectricitv S25.
636 F ST. S W.-One or two rooms, electric
it" not water. One next 10 bath.
SOB LAMONT ST. NV large rooms and
kitchen. gas. cleo $50 month IA
pa KENTUCKY AVE SCI room. Kitchen
and porch, tile bath. sink, stove, cleo.
h VIII; adults.
1925 ALLISON ST.-2 or 3 bright. airy rooms
ard fully equipped kitchen. Reasonable
Adams $40. IA
636 p ST. NE rooms. End floor, gas and
electricity. S25 Ia
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1927 Oldsmobile Coupe $so5
1926 Buick Master Sedan. US
1924 Chevrolet Sedan. 135
1925 Chevrolet Coupe -. 265
1926 Dodge Sport Tour. 3o5
1925 Essex Coach ........ Us
1926 Ford Tudor Sedan. $50
1925 Hupp 4 Touring. 49,. 3o5
1924 Nash Touring ....... 1875
1925 Overland Sedan 49,. 1875
1924 Rickenbacker Tour. :. us
1923 Star 6 Coupe. ........ GAS
1927 Whippct Roadster. AIS
1927 Willys-Knieht Sedan, oo5
And Others. SIS and Up.
STERRFTT & FLEMING. Inc.
III 14th St. $40 NJ St.
Champlain St. at Kalorama Rd.
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Studebaker Commander Sedan.
Original Rolls-Royce Blue finish, ! practt-
and how ii will run. Remember. this IS a
duplicate OF the one that ran $4,000 miles
in less than $4,000 consecutive minutes at
Atlantic City II is fully equipped and
guaranteed A bargain with very low mile
age at SiIqS
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A PRIVATE COUNTRY HOdE-win board
children for Summer or wear around, Ad-
dress Box 3oo-J, Star once. lac
WILL BOARD GIRLS ONLY FOR THE
SUMMER OR INDEFINITELY. AGE I TO
II; PLEASANT HOME IN THE COUNTRY.
MODERN CONVENIENCES; LARGE. SHADY
PLAYGROUND; AN ATTENDANT WITH
THEM ALL THE TINE. Address ORCHARD
GROVE, DAYTON, Md. Phone Ellicott CITY.
A3-E-S -1Ee
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JOS. McREYNOLDS. INC
l70l and 1905 l4th 81. NV.
Phone Potomac ih3i-i6i3.
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10 G ST N.E--SUITARLE FOR A PUBLIC
garage; with about $500 feet of floor space
central and convenient location. JAMES f
SHEA. CAB LIZ ave NV
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This department acts as Executor and
Trustee under Wills; as Trustee under Volun-
tary Trusts; as Guardian of the Property of
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Savings Department

Our conveniently located branches offer ex-
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ings accounts, which may be opened by
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is paid on Savings Accounts and Time
Certificates.
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Our Foreign Department will be found of
great convenience to those contemplating
foreign travel. Letters of Credit Travellers
CHEQUES and Foreign Drafts issued; Foreign
Exchange bought and sold.
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Provision for the convenience of women
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This bank solicits the accounts of individ-
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courtesy and accommodation consistant with
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MECHANICS BRANCH Of The Riggs National
The Washington times., 1928-12-17

Charles C. Glover, Jr.
William c. Gwynn
Hilleary G. HoskinsOn
Louis E. Jeffries
William King
John Oliver La GOrce
Joseph HI. Lee
William C.. Miller
Frank p. Morse
Avon M. Nevius
G. l.. NicOlsOn
Nelson B. O'Neal
The Washington times., 1928-12-17
TRUST DEPARTMENT
AUDITING DEPARTMENT
DIRECTORS

CHARLES c. GLOVER, Chairman
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Robert d. Weaver
] Wilbur Sherwood
j. McKenney Berry
William M. BeaII
William C. Gwynn
The Washington times., 1928-12-17

VIM. ]. FLATHER
al. ROZIER DULANY
STERLING RUFFIN
CHARLES C.. GLOVER, Jr.
LOUIS E. JEFFRIES
JOHN S. LARCOMBE
HENRY B. SPENCER
JULIUS GARFINCKEL
FLEMING NEWBOLD
c. POWELL MINNIGERODE
VIM. NJ. RITTER
HARRY F. CLARK
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additional Ties
III a city Vide
Service

Our city is growing most rapidly, and conditions
make it increasingly difficult for patrons to
be properly and conveniently served through central
lied location we have taken the next step-that of
extending the service and strength of The Riggs
National Bank to the rapidly growing community cen
tiers in the various sections of city We feel that in
responding to this need are afordng the residents
and business interests of these communities
lent and complete banking facilities. Today have
six fully equipped Branches offering
The Washington times., 1928-12-17

George F. Rainey
John ID. Rhodes
Bertrand H. Roberts
J. Wilbur Sherwood
Henry w. .Sohon
Thomas ]. Stanton
Charles II. Tompkins
George o. Vass
Julian M. Walters
Chester H. Warrington
Robert D. Weaver
Pere A. Wilmer
Raymond ]. Wise
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THE ADVISORY BOARD

Tor the Fdrnners and Mechanics BTdnches
consisting Of the Board of Directors of The Farmers
Mechanics National Bank who will continue to serve the
interests Of these Banks.
The Washington times., 1928-12-17

FRANK ]. HOGAN
RANDALL Ell. HAGNER
ROBERT V. FLEMING
COLEMAN JENNINGS
JOHN OLIVER LA GORGE
ISAAC T. MANN
EDMUND ID. RHEEM
KARL w. CORBY
JOHN J. PERSHING
EDWIN B. PARKER
CHARLES III. TOMPKINS
HENRY p. ERWIN