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DRIVER HELD FOR JURY.
Bus Operator Must Face Trial Tn
Fatal Accident.

Bus Operator Must race iral III
Fatal Accident.
Special Dispatch 10 The Star.
LAUREL, Md, August 28.-Earl Reed
of Philadelphia, Pa. driver of the Peo-
pies Rapid Transit bus which collided
with a coupe Monday morning, fatally
injuring Herman Weigold OF Torrington,
Conn, and seriously injuring his wife.
was held for the action of the grand
Jury following an inquest at the Central
Police Station. Baltimore, late yesterday
afternoon.
According to Maryland State police
several witnesses, including passengers
in the bus Reed was driving, testified
the man was on the wrong side OF the
road when the accident occurred.
The vehicles collided near Waterloo.
Md. Mrs. Weigold is in the University
Hospital. Baltimore, where her condi-
ton Is described as critical.
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$4,000, 900 Estate
Left to 2 Children
By Mrs. W. M. Manly
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
BALTIMORE, August 28.-The
will of Mrs. Matilda Keyser
Manly, society leader, who died
last week, was fled yesterday at
Towson, leaving an estate esti-
mated at about $4,000, 600.
Trust funds are set up for her
two children, william Keyser
Manly and Mrs. j. Edward john
son, with provision for requests to
the Johns Hopkins University IN
the event Of their death.
Mrs. Manly was the widow OF
william M. Manly and daughter
of the late William Keyser, active
I'm many industries of the city.
She also was related to the Brent
family and others Of prominence
In Maryland and Pennsylvania
from early colonial days.
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Meeting and Fishing Trip Planned.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CLARENDON, Va, August 28.-At
the request of Frank G. Campbell the
membership committee Of the Airing
ton County Chamber of Commerce,
under leadership of Clarence r. Ahalt,
and several of the officers will hold its
weekly meeting at his Summer home,
near Rock Point, Md, Thursday night,
with a fishing trip scheduled for the
following morning.
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Driver and COMPANION Fined.

B. stan CORES pendent OF The Star.
LAUREL. Md. August 2s-Richard
Dustin of Laurel, convicted of driving
while drunk and reckless driving, Wa
fined s10l by Judge !. Chew Sheriff
in Police Court here YESTERDAY.
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VANITY 70 in
afford
overlook Spache will not 1y store also
ctyouhee hmorow ippot
o end o
w.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.


papered, $500 up. Call LIE PREUX.' Line.
FOR sALE.IntsFess in going 6VslR Re S.
reference with inquiry. Address Box 4lS.A'
GROCERY. meat and dry goods store, doing
1924 1924 cash business rent $40 month"; NoF'h
FOR RENT-smaii hotel OF roominE house;
II completely furnished rooms, : baths; iust
able. lSl p. j. E %sisGe. inc IiS7 Eye St. NV
IF YOU HAVE $4,000 to invest in high
which viii i stand close inSsstiSation, address
owner. Box 28l-B. Star once;
suitable for man and wife or single lady.
Address BOX lab, star ONCE. 81.
3-CHAfR BARBER SHOP for sale: owner has
National Barber Supply CO., 43l 18th st. n. W.
RESPONSIBLE PARTY e lease dining room
sfFves rs
4 Co Co, Inc, 1888 Eye St. NV. "
GGSa = best fully e1Sg
IsR sf soE sssf ie terms
CIGARS, news. souvenirs. in lobby hotel Ell
dress Box BIB, star ONCE.
GASOLINE. accessories corner. drive-in;
oS hd f9a sfs Box star os pro
proht, 81 5000 yearlyi, doins businsss with
best dept. stores excellent once snop ana
ense not t'' necessary. present competent. help
viii remain with purchaser; price, $4,000;
half sesash; good reason for selling. Address
wanted in exchange for brick house subject
dress Sni Box sm sss ui Star Fts s TO '0l0Fea Aa
CIGAR AND NEWs--Fine location; up-to-
Gated rent s9S; '' price 1s s sia60 Marshaii
Business Brokers, 929 N. Y. ave.
COLONIAL BEACH, Waxing George Hotel,
store and porch concessions Tor rent to-
front business location. Apply to Thomas
L; Burch 4 Co, $50 Penna. ave. NV"
Washington, D. G.
o an sBaae a sso ca.R mus
tables; see this. Adams 1908. =
OPPOSITE large ONCE building; old-estab-
lished cafe with furnished rooms above, well
sale. Address Box sseB. Star ofiee. N'''oN
FOR SALE--One of the handsomest lunch-
rooms in the city, on the corner Of 18th a.
r SITS. NV, in the center Of II apart;
be explained by my AGENT Mr.. Hoffman.
CONCESSION and established business for
pest scales, handkerchief. Nodes and gum
1000 Address BOX s2i-B, Star once al
SMALL STORE, dellcatessen; doing good
business very cheap. 1881 st. NV. North
DISTRICT MANAGER BY national orsaniza-
ton Must invest ss6Oo; $500 monthly.
Give phone, references exchanged. Address
5oA z4z-z, star omesa.---------------.--l ID
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ESSEX SUPER-6 SEDAN. i92S-This car is
upholstered in high-grade mohair; windows
on side this is the best bargain in the city,
s425: terms. Universal Auto Co., 1927 NJ st.
NV: open evenings and SUNDAYS.
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ESSEX COACH, 1926-Looks and mechanical
condition Al; price right; written guarantee.
G: NJ. A. Q. terms. Mr.. Chewning. 1885 l4tn.
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SALESMAN.

SALE.S VI AN.
Young man of good character and
pleasing personality to represent
large food product corporation call
ing on retail trade. State age, educa-
ton and give full information in first
letter.
address Box 320-B. Star Office. 20*
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DETROIT ELECTRTo-A $4,000 Detroit cleo
trio, little used no reasonable offer refused.
Address Box 1913. Star once.
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ESSEX SUPER-SIx COUPE. 1s27-Runible
Shows It. Come IN ana dive t. c soa S %ii
hardly think 1t possible to buy a car ike
this for $32S; terms. characterization Mo-
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MEN, for Stag roofs, we'll expert
enced. George w. Barghousen, 1925
9th NV.
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Never man oyiprnat recommendations 1hsr
ensrertnp advertisements for employment.
USE COPIES.
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EXPERIENCED


An opportunity for the right man
to make connections to sell one of
the fastest selling 6-cyl. trucks on
today's market; a product of Gen
eral Motors. Salary and commits
sion. State age. experience, etc.
Address Box hob, Star office.
BARBER, thoroughly expert
enced in hair cutting, wanted
Immediately. Apply Golden
berg's Beauty Shop, 3rd floor.
WOODWARD & LOTHROP
desire the services of an expert
watch and clock repairman. APP
ply Employment Office, 9th floor.
RADIO statesmen.
IF you have confidence in your
ability to sell, an opportunity is Of
fered to connect with live-wire
organization with very ighgrade
clientele. Live leads gladly given to
competent men.
ROYAL RADIO,
1-AI 90, A,.o
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WOMEN
Three Hiob Ola c

Three High Class.
The largest company of It's kind in Amer
lea can use three intelligent women who are
teachable and will follow instructions; only
ambitious women wanted; must be over 35
OF neat appearance and desrnus OF entering
the selling neld: wonderful opportunity il
you can qualify. Apply tomorrow morning.
WANTED, thoroughly capable
and experienced saleswoman for
stationery department, prefer
ably with a knowledge of en-
craving. Position permanent
and holds out excellent possible
ties to the right woman. Apply
Supt.'s Office, 4th floor, S. kann
Sons Co.
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The little ape crouched tremblingly Not
so Tarzan, the man-child. Before him
lay the deep waters of the little lake
behind him certain death! Tarzan had
always hated water. He could not swim
But before the great beast had covered
half her leap. Tarzan felt the chill waters
close above him.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

SPECIAL TRIP 70 OCEAN CITY. MD.
Saturday m, return Sunday pm, via
Annapolis and across the bay; 7-pass. sedan
Fare, sl2 round trip. Call or write Will
liams, 532 4th ne. Lincoln 5Oeo-J evenings
l9'
TRAVEL WITH RESPONSIBLE MoTORfsT
share exp; good sedans, driving everywhere;
Chicago, si3. Travel Bureau, Frank. 1870
DRIVING TO SAN ANTONIO ABOUT JUNE
SSS ot fa95SsP9 lot Two pSoSenserS' S]o' aS Tah
TOURING NEW ENGLAND IN JULY; CAN
accommodate two; reasonable; references.
JAMESTOWN, WILLIAMSBURG, Yorktown and
Richmond, June 1928. extra seats; reduced
rates. Phi. Mr.. Sanborn, Dec. 5000. Br. 3o5
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A BIGGER INCOME.
WANTED--SALESMEN,

Statesmen, 2, for radio sales work for one Of
Washinston's largest dealers. Experience
not necessary. Call between 10 and IL q m,
ask for Mr.. SobotkA, Arthur Jordan Piano
Co, 18th and q SITS. NV.
BALESMEN-Splendid opportunity for men
who can sell articles of real merit; expert
ence not essential, will to work OF most i'm
portance Phone or write for interview.
J. M. Furnas, So6 18th st. NV. Metropoli-
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.


The following business concerns
guarantee satisfaction to Star read
ers. Any complaint found necessary
to be made to The Star will receive
prompt attention. For admission to
Recommended Service Column call
Main 5000, Branch lis.
ANT. BEDBUG, MOTH. ROACH, rat exEeT-
minstion guaranteed; we maintain a mod
AMERICAN. Dislnfectant Co., o5S Eye s.: NV.
lowest lowest prices. See this adv. Wed D only.
Cartys Armature Service. 1908 14th. N. 224.
BEDDING, MATTRESSES, box SPRINGS and
Wash. Mattress GO Co, siS St. sR. N csfs.
BEDDING, mattresses renovated, springs re-
pairsd; special low prices psw , s GS99inumbia
BEDDING of all kinds renovated and steril-
BGnfP 6 ss sT 5ss s i. r p psssul syS
BEDDING RENOVATED. springs. mattresses,
s pld9W' o ts1ths ssdn at s aoS
S 6SIs Screened H and repaFed fenees bu
NJ. Brining. 1859 Taylor st. NV: Adams 1924,
CARPENTER BUILDER, general remodelng
1913 gns
CARPENTER WoRK-special prices this
S sstmas Sn' n mAln aEs Or small Jobs Free
closed. floors laid, plastering, painting, also
new work done. 1871 Irving NV. Adams 1894.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, porches. partitions,
hardwood floors, shelving, screens, odd Jobs;
reliable: FIR, 1927. J; Rowell. 2l5 z NV.
CHAIR CANE1NG. PORCH ROCKERS
splinted. upholsterings. Armstrong, 1885 10th
st. NV. Franklin 748S.
DECORATING. interior and exterior; paper
hanging and painting, electrical wiring, hot
water heating and roofing, metal ceilings and
weather stripping. floors laid or reflnished
guaranteed workmanship; terms from la
years IL desired, Call American Contracting
Co. Col. 4655, day or evening. 22'
complete, $40; fixtures, $40; installed work
guaranteed; get my estimate; save time and
money; terms. North e85. II. M. Carpenter.
l9'
ELECTRICAL WIRTNu-We will wire your
6-room house including inside service and
MIXTURES for $50: Can Main 7al7:
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HELP-WOMEN,

tConttnued.b
SODA DISPENSER. must be experienced and
come well recommended. 627 Penna ave. NV.
WAITRESS. experienced. George Washing
ton Hotel, Alexandria, Va; ask for MISS
Moore
MATTRESS. experienced. Apply at once, 532
20th st. NV.
WIDOW, with child, to care for home and
baby while owner Is employed; Will give a
good home and small salary. Pot 2088-J.
WOMAN, white. settled, not over 40; care
OF child and housekeeper: stay nights Call
afer 5 pm, Mrs E. J. Gaseh, 1901 Trying
WOMAN, between IS and as, interested in
financial advancement for permanent posi-
ton where thorough belief in education is
essential. Must be absolutely unencumbered
Address Box 31o-Z, Star ONCE.
WOMAN to work in restaurant; hours, 10
II 30 pm. Apply personally, 6640 Georgia
ave NV.
WOMEN Of neat appearance and high type
for special work. Apply between 10 am. and
3 m: st 935 Eve st. NV. 20'
WOMEN or girls to sew with dressmaker;
come prepared TO work. 1900 Mass. ave. ",
De Soto, Apt. rs.
YOUNG LADIES, graduates of commercial
course hish school. DESTROYS OF entering bust
ness life: such as clerical or tipping, apply
TO Box 3l3-B, Star Office
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

COMPETENT HELP furnished daily; posi-
lions open daily. Nat. Personnel Bureau
Room ali, 1405 Eve st. NV. M. 562l.
sTENo0RAPHERS, BOOKKEEPERs. TYP
lists. male and female, needed to SUPPLY the
i,40o Arms that use this ONCE regularly as
their employment dept. In the past I'VE
years we have placed 1871 people IN once
positions; no charge unless placed. WASH
inRton Employment Exchange, ala Nat. Press
BLDG. 18th and r Main 24s0. -
pOCTTT0NC Need so applicants daily.
1 OCL 1ONo stenographers, typists,
bookkeepers. clerks, statesmen, etc. Free reg
istration. Boyd's, 1888 q NV. Main 1888.
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HELP-MEN.

ACETYLENE WELDER-Must be thoroughly
work TO right party. Give full particulars
in frst letter, STATING places of employment,
age, experience and salary expected. Au-
dress Box 3I6.B. Star ONCE al
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BEATTY PARLORS.

SPECIAL THIS WFEK-Eueene permanent
wave, marcel top and ringlet end SI5o.
PERMANENT WAVE, SIS.
TUES, s5c; FREE MARCEIs, WE'D. scalp
treatment, Thurs Csc; facial, Fri, s5c.
6 opsn dng umSt Age e MNoHn N Wsf s nd FT
8l7 l4th at. NV. FIR. 1918.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

MAN. ambitious intelligent, reliable, to take
charge OF landscape business, established six
years.; high-class clientele; truck. display
ground and complete equipment. This is a
real opportunity for the right man; $500
investment required. Address BOX 327-B,
Star Office 20"
WANTED TO RENT space suitable for first
class teaToom, vicinity 18th and Col. I'd and
Mllion-Dollar Bridge; must be attractive.
Address Box 85-B, Star Office.
TEA ROOM FURNITURE. practically new;
VIII sacrifice for quick sale. 1877 Park I'd.
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BUSINESS INSTRUCTION.

PREPARE NOW FOR CENSUS OFFICE Ex-
aminations The Civil Service Preparatory
School, Sc. cor 18th & F SITS. NV. Met. 1897.
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ESSEX SuPER-6 COACHES, late models
We have three of these excellent cars, all in
wonderful condition; run and look like new:
this is your opportunity to purchase a real
good car ut a low price; only s345 terms.
Open evenings and Sundays. Universal Auto
Co, 1927 NJ ST. nv.
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GENTLEMEN

PERMANENT POSITION
for neat appearing man as assistant rep
resentetive for Chicago manufacturer; will
be taught all branch operations and ad-
vsnceN TO assistant fnAnager about the hrst
of the year II qualified. Not Q houge-to-
house csrvassing organization. Scale OF pay
while training same as senior representative
Must drive car Our men know of this ad-
vertisement Call Mr.. Trans, Hotel La
Fayette Wednesday or Thursday for ap-
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ESSEX COACH, late 1928; 4-wheeI brakes;
fully equipped viii sacrince for S495; terms.
Standardization Motors Co., 18th at r st.
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Essex CoACH-is3s Essex coach, 1855. ASK
for Mr.. wilkins at Dick Murphy, Inc, 172S
Kalnrama ri n
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618 18th St. NV.
Second floor; excellent location for ply
siclan. chiropractor, beauty parlor, etc.
Very reasonable rent
n. L. SALISBURY, CO..
14i8 Eye st. NV. National 1904.
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.SEABROOK SCHOOL
TRUSTEES NAMED
Education Board Appoints
Teacher as Institution
Reopens.
By a stafr Correspondent of The Star.

BY a STAFF Correspondent of The Star.
UPPER MARLBORO, Md, August g..
Appointment of trustees for the Sea-
brook School, recently ordered reopened
after being closed for a year because
of alleged failure to fulfill the minimum
legal attendance requirements, has been
made by the Prince Georges County
board of education, Supt. Nicholas
Orem announced today
The new trustees are: James F. Nc
Clelland. appointed for a one-year
term; Mrs. A. j. Thomas, appointed for
a two-year term, and Blair H. Riggles,
appointed for a three-year term.
Mrs. Aisle Humphrey Chambers has
been nominated to teach at the school.
She Is a graduate of Townsend Normal
School and has had six years teaching
experience.
A number of other teachers. have
been recommended for appointment by
the superintendent and probably will be
approved by the county board at its
meeting Tuesday. They include:
Mrs. Gladys H. Young, French, Eng
lsh and music. Laurel High School:
Miss M. Virginia Reynolds, mathemat-
les. Laurel High School; Miss Irma
Barnes, Latin and English Brandywine
High School; Miss Esther Sasscer,
chemistry, Hyattsville High School.
j. Arthur Wondrack, science, Mary
land Park High School; Miss Mabel
Smith, home economics, Maryland Park
High School; E. L. Clark. manual
training, Maryland Park High School;
Miss Charlotte zepp, history and mu-
sic, Maryland Park High School.
Miss Helen l.. Jarvis, Beltsville
School: Miss Ruth E. Simmons, Laurel
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ALEXANDRIA.

ALEXANDRIA, Va. August (Spe-
ciaD .--Alexandria police arrested two
"hit-and-run" drivers within period
of one hour yesterday afternoon when
Charles c. Sparrow, So, of Aurora N. c.,
and Frank J. Macaboy. 81, of 1921
Georgia avenue northwest, Washing
ton. were taken into custody, the for
mer by Motor Cycle Policeman Wesley
Shoots and Ernest Suthard and the
latter by Patrolman Henry Grimm.
Sparrow's automobile collided at
Fredericksburg with car driven by
w. G. King of Richmond. while Maca-
boys machine struck another at STAFF
ford Courthouse. The arrests followed
less than one hour after police were
notified to pick up the drivers If they
reached this city. Sparrow and Maca-
boy were released after posting funds
sufficient to cover the damages.
The silver loving cup donated to the
Alexandria Light Infantry by Henry
P. Thomas for the member of the
company having the highest attendance
record at drills has been won for the
second consecutive year by Sergt. Detric
Saabiom. Sergt Seablom has not miss
ed an official drill since the company
was organized two years ago.
The silver loving cup presented by
Capt w. Cameron Roberts, commander
OF the local GuarQ company, IOT Vic
member displaying the highest gen.
eral efficiency in all branches OF mill
tary work has been won by Sergt. w.
E. Trainor Both trophies will be pre-
sented to the winners at Monday nights
drill in the Armory.
Charles Thomas of Pitman, Pa, slls-
tanned a minor injury to his side yes
teroay afternoon when he fell from
scaffold while working on the new build
ing being constructed at Prince and
Washington streets for the Virginia Pub
lie Service Co. He was treated at the
Alexandria Hospital by DR.. S. B. Moore.
An informal meeting Of the city
council is to be held at o'clock this
afternoon in the council chamber at
City Hall.
Leo F. George, president of the Ma
tional Federation of Post Office Clerks,
addressed members of Alexandria Local,
No. sos, here last night at the Alexan-
dria Post Office. Thomas E. Flaherty,
secretary-treasurer of the national body;
John S. Armstrong of Rochester, Arthur
Tilgham of Baltimore, and c. s. Gronto
of Norfolk, spoke also. Mrs. Lydia
Spofford, president of the local organ
ization, presided.
Wilson Sheppard, serving a 30-day
sentence on the city chain gang. escaped
yesterday when he walked away while
working as "trusty.'
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ARLINGTON COUNTY
PICNIC is POSTPONED
Field Day Sponsored by Chamber of
Commerce to Be Held
September 81.
BY a STAFF Correspondent o. The Star.

BY 4 Stan Correspondent o. The Star.
CLARENDON, Va, August 8-At a
meeting yesterday of the executive COM
mittee of the Arlington County Cham
Der of Commerce, of which Leon Ar
mold is chairman, 1t was decided to post
pone the scheduled picnic and field day
until Saturday, September 81. A Spe-
cial meeting will be held tomorrow at
noon to complete the details.
The committee decided to abandon
the idea of joint affair Of the Cham
Der of Commerce of Arlington County,
Fairfax County and Alexandria. In
stead, it will invite members of the
other chambers to attend the Arlington
County picnic.
While it has not been definitely de-
cided just where the picnic will be held,
it was the unanimous opinion of the
committee that it should take place
somewhere in this vicinity, probably on
the property of Lyon & Fitch. adjoin-
ing Lyon Village.
The decision to make the affair an
Arlington County one will not in any
way affect the plans to make it one of
the largest gatherings ever held here. 1t
was said by p. p. Woodbridge, executive
secretary OF the trade body. Included
in the tentative plans is large parade
with prizes for the best decorated cars
and floats.
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STOVE EXPLODES.

Nv a, STAFF Correspondent Of The Star.
CLARENDON, Va, August 8.-The
explosion of a stove in the laundry OF
Lee Chong, on Wilson Boulevard here,
which was covered by insurance.
Chong. who escaped without injury, was
unable to explain the cause of the ex-
plosion.
The blaze which threatened one OF
the most valuable buildings here, was
extinguished by apparatus from Car
endon, Ballston and Cherrydale. Traf-
fic along Wilson Boulevard was some
what hampered by the large crowd that
was attracted to the fire.