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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ANTTQUEs. old gold. silver. diamonds. jew
s9oker soq ss. Co. 81 s1d j. s r.
% EI1 sSl isss e sS e.
BOOKS BOUGHT District s5zs l7ii a at
nv: Paul pearlman:
pay hishsst cash prie SS ' asorse t BOOK
Shop. $500 N NV. West 1866. 10.
libraries end small lots Of good books: "Brins
Pssrlmsn: proprieior Estabiisheo Iso1:
Ss Ess.ans ssm is WI E.. ss.a
FURNITURE OF all description wanted;
s ssS Rrs s n paid ME-. e. s @sss0u' Furn
.n ke e
Can Can lay aye cash. Phone Metpopolitan soti 8:
FURNTTURE-Want furniture Of al kinds.
sn sss sash rhone Norsh sasS
FURNITURE-I pay more for store nxtures.
aSuheheld s sSods once i f9sn as9.s Ss1 "a
psi6 Capital + furniture "a Co. sai Ia ave
n.W., or phone net. s4s9:
GOLD. silver. watches. diamonds and oid
s S essS ses ssfae pai S ssinssss ss
JOB PRINTING PRESS, type etc. Cash g
LIVTNG-ROOM SUITE, 3-piece, also dresser
and vanity; must be in FIRST class condition;
state cash price; no dealer. Address BOX
297-X. Star ONCE.
STAMPS, United States and foreign. sln.ls
or collections. Phone District 4lS0. Colnns
Stamp Shop, 927 18th st. NV.
STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES. cash reg
Edgar Bum. Inc. elz . q: nv Met 974A:
OLD CLOTHING BOUGHT.
w. RICE. 1852 17fh 50: NV: North l7se:
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craftsmen, welders,. woodworkers and fabric
men viii be needed by. thousands: only
trained men eiieible.( This school prepares
you in lis well equipped classrooms and
Shops with experienced Instructors; mini
mum rates; day and ntght classes; AVA.
and ofnces, iIO8 18th NV. Shops. 305.307
18th. open evenings until o'clock. g
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SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
(COntinued.)

coat gray; SO; thrss-piece Tuxedo, $40; all
se ssS s,S s Mass v NV
PIANO, Mason Hamlin baby. grand, ebony:
Macomb st. Cleveland 4625.J. g.
.As9 uREsso :sss
ases i7s $50 ef S Saassins fIo 50
sppsd .nd pu2case prce f9s SHIFT
pins ana repsiTirs Get our sssimstes,
Hugo Worch. lilo g NV: Est. 1879.
PLAYER PIANO, Gordon: perfect condition;
bench. doz rolls; only SIS. $40 Mass ave.
SEWING MACHINESDropnead Singer, SIS:
New Home. SIS: Standard. SIS: New ideal
$40: others at IS: all guar New machines
mG Sew Mes sRop, sis
SEWING MACHINE. drop head, all attach
ments. ELECTRIC motor motor 81; nah nahossny bed
hogany bed: coil springs. mattress. $40;
iss ice eSS dS5 ST. 0neDee' porcelain lin
STORE FIxTURES--Shov cases wall cases.
counters. shelving. tables. chairs cash regis.
Gas ana
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at special. interest.
teed Rebuilt machines. United TypeTriter
s sne ADDING Ns Machine sloa Co. 1nc' 1927
TYPEWRITERS-Larges stock rebuilts in
town: guaranteed machines. $25 up. Gen.
TYPEWRITERsIAmerIcan typewriter Co.
selling on large number OF machines
Some for $40 Rents reduced Repairing
done done ., issi East Capitol st, Lincoln 80
TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE, Georeia
1888 Urderwoods and Remingtons So so
mo-: mos: in adv. S. IS: 9 mos. sl2.
at reasonable prices: nothing sold or rented
thst Is not good WASHINGTON Typewriter
Exchange. BOT 18th st NV Franklin 1914
WASHING MACHINE. electric Laun- dry-ette
copper; washes. dries, vacuum cups. $50: BIZ
cycle coaster brake. So; typewriter, visible,
$3.50. Georgia 3146
WATER HEATER, Pittsbure No 8, slightly
used, reasonable. 606 D st. NV.
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We need men and women at once to
work on the fastest selling subdivision on
the market; We do not ask you 70 believe
oetained by our present sales force 1oI +
course in real estate selling in our school
Call now-don't delay
RUBY LEE MlNAR.
l405 NEW YORK AVE. NV. DIST. ll44
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SlTUATlON-MEN.

BANJO PLAYER. experienced, desires con.
nection with some orchestra or theater
Phone Metrop0litan 9a01 49, Sc
BOOKKEEPER. age 90; years. experience,
all lines general bookkeeping; now employed,
desires cnanse. Aooress 5oA Sao-A' sSsar
CHEF COOK, coiored, with ID years Of hotel
experience in American and European plans,
accept position in or out city can furnish
References. North 90o1: 9.
CHAUFFEUR. truck or private; white, .
years, experiences; can Gtge reference. Fhono
Decatur 4z9i-W; Melvin eehaner. g.
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SALE MISCELLANEOUS.


ADDING MACHINES: en- makes: rented tfs,,i g
iaa9 rE N Z. ave 1e0 NV HSu Nat. $500 w. -:
eoS1ds ssB SS Rar sa aDs
Shop. 3105 18th NV.
.dSb. p sSooL PER sEs and love seat
s sssR IL Ma ave Ss nearly
s Tsss e s sssae e Pla's S SSf desks
SET s F1 %sas.g n
BUILDING MATERIAL AND BRICK-Re-
Meiss yard. which we viii move next year to
est est" prices d Sacked by nineteen years Of
SQUARE DEALING Note some of these prices:
6rict. no Bats. fun count fusrsnteed sood
flooring. $40 per thousand sheathins and
foos stares pipe
TinaoCs and man Sthe Ave- .teT
BUILDING Materials from consress Han
III. :e ssf sas ansss isI PrTs5 ss
boilers; brick. $50 a thousand: ali sizes
lumber. other materials at bargain prices.
G fssn ssly ysit Co. South Capitol and s's
CAsE-sS00 cigar display case for $40. White
Palace Cafeter1a. Ills Pa. ave.
Dash REa sa ~, Nsti Is.s bargain. I'd
CASH REGISTER, Remington. mahogany
finish. like new. commoSity keys; suitable s,sE
Isl sn quincy e. cost fs2 sss i2'
81 es gSsas ASt ~ f iSss is s g.
cLoTHNqEspits, coats. hats. etc. furn:
GOOD condition. Lin s2sl-J.
DAYBED, Englander. good Condition; gate-
4ssaasse Dfsss os v2 S ssH sS
pEsKs-s Sale Of factory seconds" Of once
gon, SIS y. can nw als Mann siss
Is4 sssS I nE ea ox sss& s star 's s sae
must sacrifice. cieyeland sos7-J. :
PRAPERIES, blue sue m9irs: I've We pats arr.
l aT.ss s s1sh so9 s sesPe sc e
stsndins ias csiIsr excellent condition, siss
anpg e lamp sfs ss ana
FORD TON TRUCK, sale or trade, $50;
small concrete mixer. $50; S-horsepower a:,c.
sioo: large size pipeless furnace. sss. 1901
Claiming st. ne. o.
FURNITURE : Beautiful solid mahogany
Sheraton dining table and four chairs; ma
hogany and oak bureaus and chairs; dark
other otn furniture Call Sunday only. Apt; ..
FURNITURE - Dining table, chairs, bed,
dresser, shelves, rugs. portieres, etc; Ice box
s.: sunday morning. 1905 18th st. North 1913:
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. set, dresser, chit.
nsa pr s.sh si4S ADAMS ss
FURNITURE-0-piece oak dining, room set
with mirror .back china closet, cheap; cn1ld
crib. complete; high chair, nursery chair
aSs 4sss 1853 sna
SS3,R,ns rSs sps
Adams 1855: -. o.
NV. Phone CO. 2s60-M. e.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sideboard and Ia
Bile, set OF white bedroom furniture: cheap.
The Balfour, Apt. 30. 18th and You sts.
GAS RANGE6. new and sliEhtly used; all
sizes; less than half price, Why pay more?
sSs Ssn st. NV. National 2sSs. :" - 3.
see M. Grimm At iiss CoinnSia I'd: NV.
r sSE n s fSf sssc. gsssss 3, q e
ICE QHEsT and scales: Phone Col: 1852. s.
LIVING ROOM SUITE. old, oyerstuffed. s3o;;
soss a. R.a sv wa Vent ssssM 0la'
tic. 10, cost 80; also iss IRIS coas and hst,
Size u. 81. Gail C1ev, 4o99. 81 ~
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PERSONAL.

REMSONAA.
RUGS MANUFACTURED FROM YOUR OLD
carpets and wooden clothing into new re-
versible chenille rugs in all colors. Saving
about hall the cost. Factory to home.
Southern Rug Co., National 1882. y
SHAMPOO. WITH MARCEL. FINGER WAVE
or water wave, 81. as: graduate operators.
1925 NJ n. ave. (Dupont Circlel. n: 10499.
FEATHER BEDS MADE INTO MATTRESSES.
R. u. isaERWooD, 1918 3Sth Be. LIN: $3.50.
ART GLASS FOR CHILDREN:. y no IS;
Saturdays from 10 to II; tuition eompi 3
Fe u. fSpposits the. the FoxS. Mst: asss.
CONFIDENTIAL INVEsTIdATIoNS SINCE
1885; expert secret service. Franklin. 0IOO.
Elss PaSss Aaa%s ss aild
VTT-O-NET BATHS BATTLE CREEK RE-
Queer, OIL and alcohol rubss white nurse
operator. PJtomac 472l. 10
SUPERVISED RECREATION FOR YOUR
child after school hours and Saturday. we
cali ky auto at his or her school at 2
Afternoons devoted TO athletics under col.
dsssss Net ssoo % Yo1Ne
WOULD ANY ONE WHO SAW THE AUTO
mobile accident ct 9Th and Que sts: NV.
Wed. AZ about II noon, communicate WITH
Morgan Brinins. 1859 TAYLOR st. nv?
T0R SAFE. LEASE or RENT-H BEAUTI.
fyil home. 10 rooms, all improvements; used
as Q chtldren's nursery; WIN sell business
out; very reasonable. Address BOX 269.1,
6tek omcs.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.


ELECTRICAL WIRING for. power meters.
81 N ali kinds. !. III. Keiier. Col. s2ss. !.
sssssr s2Sn S:Rsa' ;sss:Sp; rs;
FLOOR sURFACINd-old doors our spe.
cialty. New dustless machines. Reasonable.
Ge oiambs s4sa l. T f0lk 1885 Park ro NV
EI3oEs sGRAPED: sanded !dustiess ma ne:
prices. Cali Decatur 1851; Il. & Richsrdson
FURNITURE UPHOLSTERED. repaired; slip
free Tittensor. 1900 9th st. NV, N i7o2
HEATING installed as low as $500. with
satisfaction guaranteed. Cssh or terms;
r. t., ave. 'T me-. Potomac sssi. SUN 81 s"u
HEATING-steam and hot-water systems
installed. convenient payments; jobbinE re-
James C. kobe S4 Lin. jas. issi Morse re-
HOUSE WIRING; ss5: 3 rooms; 2 halls
s lies Co. Us Eye sy@en.s Nst sss s:a
PAINTING. PAPERINd :. For neat. clean
sG,k can Assmi ssoe $50 Rass'
PAINTIEHG a, Int ana ext house Ds,ntins'
PsS sersns i2os CAP Sc Mas i0s
PAINTING and .paperhangine Let US re-
erty: Work guaranteed: Convenient terms.
e. r. Scott Co, 42o End st. NV. Met. 1889
PAINTING. PAPER1NG. decorating: interior
es ave- Prone Col fsss oe ec, s!i'
PAPERING 5 rooms and 2-stoFy hall. $50;
paintins u ali xmas. Adams D ssss. uies'
RAPeRHHGsG and
and up; interior and exterior painting at
Lowest prices; pure lead and OF used sS-
Let US estimate. All work guaranteed. No
cash down; to : years to pay. frst pay:
cerp Z oos s ns Men osss
PAPERHANdING. PAINTING Rooms pa
50 ana g Interior tel and
misted Earl JORDAN. Linz s7s estimates '00
ENTERTAINING AND PAINTING - Make
s@s sesoicn Cox A sm e s no
PAPERHANGING at low prices; Personal
es st. nw &c. ADAMS DAY s': 4ias j. Esda
PAPERHANGING and painting. Special
tended TO- call National os2s S.
Pa NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. pspered $ and
q: 7 George. aiSs 18th St NV. Apt 4
PIANO, TUNING. :2so We specialize in
sss saS 1sss ss 9sssSssSs sk.lsd
SchaeneI Co. 644 II st ne, LIN 1867 Night
service, Col. $3.50. and Pot 9e9-W
PIANO TUNING. repairing. 80 yrs exp
Ref. leading music teachers. Geo. NJ
Walker, 7o7 Anison q. Col. 1856. Est. free
PLUMBING. HEATlNl3, OIL BURNIN0: re:
yesrs . & Guerin. 1i2 3: CAP: Lin. s4iI
RADIO SERViCE-AlI makes Of radios re-
sas Sl e[fS &:
se ana can hr Ssonoms ssss'
WEATHER STRIPPING. Coco metal. guar
anteed to outlast building; save commission;
personal SUPERVISION. Col. 9l35 until Q I'm
WINDOW SHAD-S. screens metal weather
stripping est imates free Butler Sons. 1881
Good Hope rd Lincoln 1928
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CHICKENS, pullets, Leghorn; also pedigreed
police dog; for sale cheap; party leavine
town. % Decatur ST., Cottage City. Md. s.
CHICKS Barred Rocks, best stock, $13 hum
dred: matches Tuesdays, Saturdays. Phone
J. B. Henry, Falls Church. Va, 348. Sc
ham. Md. Wildercroft, East Riverdale.
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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. BEDBUd. MOTH, ROACH, rat exter-
er 1aif 1mis cation Chamber for furniture, russ.
etc. Call and deliver. Also specialize IN
6 eou' sss Eye &C. nR Nssiensi s4 ocs
ANTIQUE FURNITURE REPAIR, REFINIsH-
Ing reupholstertng; I rea ,S, q Jonn wsis
BEDDING Of an kinds Renovated and steril.
ssry as ana low Rs ss,al ss 45s
BEDDING mattTesse. Tenovs:sd, spEinss re e:
sadns Gee ss ~ ST. prizes s q National sss
WASH Mattress n 0e Co. siS 81. NJ ss1s
BEDDING RENOVATED, springs, mattresses
iae ssfi sadins iG%!S'M sS.
oARPENTER, builder, remodelins repat az rtis
tions. Il: johnson. 1865 irving. Col. 6glI: o
s se9E Phone Adams 1851. = l. fnslss' issi
CARPENTER and Jo66er; partitions. porches
ping. Adams 1924, NJ Brining.
Sass!ss sss ssssa. ssss isss
CHINdNEY Gle AIMING = Reduce your coal
bill. Repairs for. all makes stoves. boilers
and furnaces: Call Economy Sheet Metal
WORKS. Nat. 55i6. lie
CHIMNEY FURNACES CLEANED. roof paint
ns s'E b :ssae esS
DOOR SHEcK REPzIENd.ws TsDslT snd
] refill all standard makes Of door checks.
/ O. r.. ArmiRer. els New York ave. NV.
| ELECTRIC WIRING and fixtures; highest-
/ grade work: no down payment, one TO three
years 70 pay; lowest ss,p prices Can Hudsins
ELECTRIC WTRiNG-6 r., hall, bath, $40;
! MIXTURES, $40. installed. Get my estimate;
Terms North 0ee5. II. a. Carpenter. es
ELECTRIC W1R1N0-e-rcom house, complete
1 with electric hxtures ana inside service, for
I Stein Electric Cos e27 u Sc. NV: NOT. 0e0l.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
(Continued.l
THING TO SELL?

WEsc TdtIIs 80 p "a. " AVE. NV W
Household effects, merchandise, stocks, au-
the Washington public.
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BOATS.

ELCO CRUISER. 81 feet; beautiful condi-
ton; ready to 60 anywhere. Can be seen
BY Applying to Capital Yacht Club. ask for
SACRIFICE-30-ft raised deck cruiser, =
cylinder engine. to be sold one-half its
Price, $500. Metropolitan 0708. Sc
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REALITY PARLoRS

BEAUTY PARLORS.
MARCELS, Csc AND Soc: SHAMPOO 25c
TO soc; all other work nominal prices.
Permanent wave. entire head. no extras. IS.
MABELLE HONOUR SCHOOL, SIT l4th ST..
n
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HELP--MEN AND WOMEN.

MAN AND WIFE, white cook, general house.
work, gardening. Address Mrs. A. B.
Wickes. Mt Vernon, Fairfax Co., Va. Phone
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Desborough. She was married TO Str
John about five years ago, and they
have three children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-09
BY w. w. CHAPLIN,
Associated Press Sta6 Writer.

NEW YORK, September 9.-Dr. Hugo
Eckener-Eckener Of the zeppelins-
who left Saturday to rejoin his famous
world girdling ship of the skies In Ger
many, once ridiculed dirigibles as the
fantastic conception of an Impractical
mind.
Eckener was born 81 years ago IN
Flenstedt, Schleswig Holstein, the
northernmost town in Germany. The
son of a tobacco importer, from his
boyhood he had a passion for the sea
and he had been endowed with that
mariners second sense In the ways OF
the weather.
With his eyes, clear and blue as a
china dolls even today, he could CLEAN
from the clouds the secrets OF storms
still unborn, and the ocean waves beck.
oned to him as to a friend. He wanted
to become a sailor, but the elder
Eckener had other, and less romantic,
plans for the youth.
Graduated at Munich.
At his fathers insistence Eckener
went to college, graduating at Munich,
with a doctorate in economics and po-
litical science. He married and as
concession to his old dreams OF roam
ing the endless roads OF the sea. ne
went on a honeymoon around the Worlo
Then he settled down to a landsman's
life and quickly achieved a growing
reputation as a writer and publicist.
The love of boats and water was still
strong in his heart, however, and he
shortly moved to Friedrichshafen, the
southernmost town in Germany, so that
he might occasionally 60 for a sail on
Lake Constance. At Friedrichshafen
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ECKENER'S RIDICULE WON HIM
FIRST RIDE ON A DIRIGIBLE
Graf's Commander Admits He Thought
First Zeppelin Fantastic Conception
of an Impractical Mind.

he found the Zeppelin experiments I'M
der way.
The blunt young German with the
close cropped hair standing straight up
in the fashion which still gives an ex-
preston Of constant surprise to his long
face, looked at these primitive dirigibles
polling clumsily about the sky and he
laughed. With the rest of Germany,
with the rest of the world, he decided
that Count Zeppelin's dream was a
nightmare.
Laughed In Print.
Young Eckener laughed, and his laugh
was worse than that of many others,
because he did his laughing in print. -
Count Zeppelin read the articles
ridiculing his experiments. He was a
man wise in other things than the ways
and possibilities of airships and so he
sought out the scoffer and invited him
to ride In one Of the ships he had de-
rided.
Eckener went for a ride. He went for
many rides. The count explained to
him all the workings of his ships and
impaired his faith in a day when
dirigibles would be perfected so that
they could make long flights with pas
sengers and cargo, could some day
perhaps fly clear around the world with
scarcely stop.
Old Dreams Recalled.
Old dreams came rushing back and
Eckener saw opening before him the
possibility of a career with all the
fascination of a sailors life and more
besides. He joined the Zeppelin staff
and became as ardent an advocate Of
lighter-than-air transportation as he
had been an opponent before.
He was still extraordinarily weather
wise, his mariners birthright unim-
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malaria ever would be, as yellow fever
was. eradicated here.
Pessimistic as this may sound, the
Canal Zone and Panama cities prob
ably are healthier than many sections
of the United States. Few houses out
side the Zone are screened yet flies are
rare. Unusually large numbers recently
we're noticed in Balboa and Ancon,
Zone towns. Investigation proved they
we're brought here in larvae stage in
straw wrapped around shipment Of
building tile.
Anti-mosquito work on the Pacific
Coast during the last two years has CEN
tered largely in New San Francisco. a
suburb of Panama City. and Bella
Vista.
The 1929 Health Department report
will say that New San Francisco, which
two years ago was full of malaria, es
pecially among the school children"
now has little or none among its resi-
dents"
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NEW BRITISH AIR CHIEF
IS DEVOTED TO FLYING

LONDON (N.A.NA.).-Then new CHIEF
Of the air staff, Sir John Salmond,
known to his familiars as Tails Up"
Salmond, Is tall and dark. with pierre
ing black eyes which never leave the
face OF the person to whom he is speak
ing.
Sir John, still comparatively young.
served with distinction during the war.
He entered the Royal Flying Corps in
1912, and in 1917 he was director gem
eral OF aeronautics. From 1922 to 1924
he was in command Of the Royal Air
Force in Iraq
Sir John is devoted to flying for its
own sake, and Is man with nerves of
steel and with up-to-the minute expe-
rience OF staff work and practical aero
nautics.
Lady Salmond is a daughter of Lord
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CANAL OFFICIALS
FIGHT MOSQUITOES
Complete Eradication of Malaria
Carrier Is Doubted by Re-
firing Health Chief.

BALBOA, Canal Zone Especially De-
spite the remarkable decrease in dis
eases caused by flies and mosquitoes in
Panama, once so unhealthful that many
ship masters refused to put into her
ports, health officials wage a continuous
battle to hold the ground they have
gained.
With a decrease from 1921 out of every
1000 Panama Canal employees who had
malaria in 1906 to IA in 1928, the mos
quito threat continues to break out from
fresh sources. Malaria still is the larg-
est single cause of admission of Canal
employees to local hospitals. Col. Weston
P. Chamberlain, chief health officer,
who finished a tour of duty last month,
declared, and that it was doubtful If
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paired by disuse, and he became the
company's premier pilot. Since then
he has evolved the whole system Of
He has trained practically every Yep
pelin pilot now flying In Germany, and
he has personally made more than 1000
flights, the last and greatest of which
was the recently completed journey Of
the Graf Zeppelin around the world.
Before the war Eckener headed a
commercial organization known as
Delag. which operated a three-ship
service that carried 10000 passengers
without accident. In 1923 he became
president of the Zeppelin Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-09-09
Fishes Too Well-Pays.

NORTH BAY. Ontario, September 9
R.-For extensive fishing. J. A. Lam
bert Of Xenia, Ohio, is out $40 plus
and all his equipment. He was found
with n fish weighing 800 pounds, just
81 more fish than he was supposed to
catch. Besides he had no license. and
that's what the fine plus costs was i'm
posed for.
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Drives to Reunion Alone.

PORTLAND, Me, September 9 (P).-
Joby Rowland, 70, has motored from
Denver, all alone. to attend the ma
tional G. A. r. encampment. He says
he enlisted with the Union forces at
the age of IL,
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Toots His Horn Too Much.

HAMILTON, Ontario, September
R).-They get after honkers here. Allen
Graham has been fined $3.50 for max
ing unnecessary noise with his auto
mobile horn
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RUSH
| TO AVOID TAX SUITS
Several Hundred Actions Al
ready Filed in Airing
ton County.
By a stan Correspondent OF The star.

ARLINGTON COUNTY COURT
HOUSE, Va, April 13.--The filing of
several hundred suits for the collection
of delinquent real estate taxes has
brought to the courthouse a stream of
people, who wish to pay and avoid the
court procedure, 1t was revealed today
by county authorities.
Daily collections since the serving
Of the court summons have reached as
high as $4,000. one man paying a total
tax OF 81 800 that had been accumulate
ing over period of many years. The
payments have ranged from $l8 up.
Many people have been under the
impression, 1t was said today by Sher-
III Howard Fields, that taxes came
under the statute Of limitations and
could not be collected II delinquent for
more than three years. A great many
OF these, upon learning of their mis-
take. have made haste to the court
house to pay. One of those who has
paid recently has been in arrears for
IS years, Fields disclosed.
Fields has already served more than
500 summonses to appear at the June
term Of the Circuit Court and has
some more to serve, 100 additional suits
being filed yesterday
AS explained by Fields. II the de-
linquent taxes are collected. there will
be no necessity for raising the present
levy for the schools or any other
county needs. The taxes collected will
be distributed proportionately among
the schools. road fund, general fund
and the State. The schools, through
failure to collect the amount Of taxes
levied last year, were $4,000 behind
In their appropriation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-04-13
RESERVOIR SPRINGS,
LEAK FIFTH / TIME
Staunton Mayor Declares Matter Is
Reflection ON City
Council.
Special Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
STAUNTON, Va, April l3-Staun-
tons new reservoir has sprung a leak
for the fifth time since 1t was put into
use during the Summer of 1925. The
first and most serious leak occurred in
August of 1926. Less than a year later
June, 1927--another leak sent work.
men scurrying to stop 1t. Then, on
Christmas eve, 1928, the reservoir de-
veloped another leak spot, and by
March Of 1928 the basin was declared
water-tight again. The fourth aperture
made its appearance December %, 1928.
Only two weeks after the repairs had
been completed, the fifth break occurred
last Sunday night, or early Monday
morning. In each instance the "pud-
ding" process was resorted to by en-
gineers to fill the gaps" and furnish a
firm foundation for the lining Of con-
crete. Workmen are now on the job
pudding" to stop the fifth leak.
At a special meeting Of City Council
held Thursday night, Mayor WITT asked
that the councilmen consider means of
making some permanent disposition of
the problem of the Two-mile Hill
Reservoir. This matter" he said, "is
beginning to reflect on the City Council. :"
He said that complete reconstruction
or repair. or else abandonment Of the
site, should he considered.