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The Washington times., 1929-05-17
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Broken Back Is Fatal
After 3.Year Illness

BLoOMSBURG, Pa, May IT,
After partially recovering from a
broken back suffered three years
ago when a jack slipped and let
an automobile truck down on him.
Fred Hartzel, 81, died in the Blooms
burg Hospital.
Although paralyzed from the
waist down, Hartzel recovered sut-
ficiently to drive his automobile
and direct his farm work. Com.
plications set in several weeks
ago which caused his death.
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Elks' Plane to Bring
Officials to Canital

Even the Elks fly now. Charles
s. Hart, business manager Of the
Elks Magazine, and Lieut.. Edgar C..
Schmind will arrive in Washington
this afternoon in the Elks purple
and white airplane. They will leave
Saturday for Richmond.
During their, stay here Hart and
Schmind will be entertained by
Washington Lodge No. Is, B. p. o.
Elks. Arthur A. Riemer Is chair
man OF ths special committee which
will be in charge Of the visitors
mAasuAm&wznam1NA
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END Law CLUB TRIALS

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, May
1.-THE william NJ. Lille Club. rep.
resented by Fred H. Quarles. jr., Of
Charlottesville. and Charles p. Me-
Cabe. of Leesburg, defeated the
Dean Ribble Club, represented by
Thomas A. McEacheen, OF Biloxi.
Miss, and Thomas e. Massio, Of
Charlottesville, in the final law clrb
.tEialR q th0 xcnIMArnikR q EiEgAniA.
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FRANCIS @. Las. BRYANT

Funeral services for Francis
Charles LaSalle Bryant were con-
Quoted today at II o'clock from his
late residence, 10 East Bradley Lane,
Chevy Chase, Nd, where he died OF
paralysis at the age Sc.
Mr.. Bryant came to Warrington
from Kentucky and was engaged in
the real estate business here many
years ago.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Elizabeth Dom Bryant.
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Births, Deaths, Marriages
EHnR 3. MONTGOMERY

Funeral services for Philip B.
Montgomery, who died Tuesday at
his home, I'll o st. N. W, after g
brief illness, will be conducted Sun
day afternoon at o'clock from
Mount Bethel Baptist Church, the
Rev. X, w. Roy officiating. Inter
ment win be in Harmony
Cemetery. The deceased is sur
vived by his widow, Mrs. Ella B.
Douglas Montgomery; two daugh'
ters, Mrs. Lillian Drugger and Mrs
Julia Gatlin; one sister, Mrs. Lydia
Branch, and one brother, Weldon
M. Montgomery.
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LODGE GIVES CONCERT

Argo Lodge, No. 413, I. o. b. B.,
holds its annual "super night" at
the Jewish Community Center next
Wednesday, beginning at S:15 o'clock.
An entertainment program and
music is part Of the proceedings
promised its members.
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MRS. EMMA V. MOssBURG

Funeral services for Mrs. Emma
v. Mossburg, A years old, wife Of
Bernard S. Mossburg, who died
Wednesday, were conducted this
afternoon at Q o'clock from II. M.
Padgett's funeral home, 131 Elev.
enth st. S. e.
Interment was in Cedar Hill Gene.
terry.
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DOUGLAS a. FEELEY

Funeral services for Douglas A.
Feeley, 80 years old, who died
Wednesday at Garfield Hospital, will
be held tomorrow morning at 10
o'clock at Hysong's funeral parlors.
He leaves his widow, Mrs. Marga-
ret Feeley, and q three-year-old
daughter, Margaret.
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DEATHS

John W. Tucker. 10 ysSrA Galiin-
Henry N; MoElfrssh. 's years. Car
field Hospital .%.
James W. Jones. % ysAr@ SisiSy
William q. johnson. GO years 1881
Sixteenth St. N. w.
Madge Thomas. 90 ySarG George
Washington Hospital
Fred H. Randall. 81 years. SS0S
Broad Branch Rd N. W.
Henry Weber. 80 years. walter Reed
General Hospital
Laura o. Davis - yearA sibisy
Margaret 8. Gerow. 80 years. Walter
Reed General Hospital.
Wallace w. Wood. II years. Emsr-
gency Hospital
Dorothy MarcsrOn. 70 years. George
sarah Bailey. - ysarn ll1s Fourth
Jan: Jordan. U years. sA rramsls
Mary q / !. !. Bass, -" years 1s', v.r-
nIs Susie S Evans. 81 yoarA rrosdmsn's
Byrd M Hart. ~ years. walter Reed
General Hospital
Gertrude Highter. IS years. Tubercu-
loBis Hospital. ri
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MARRIAGE LICENSES

Werner Hoppe, 80. and wilhslmina
Miller, 81, both Of Baltimore. The
Rev. J. T. Huddle.
Herman ]. wallace, 80. and Mary
Cobb, 81. The Rev. A. willbanks.
Clinton Stewart, 3S, and Ellen Sloan,
80. The Rev. w. A. Taylor.
Joseph H. Alsop, Il, and ClarisSA
Lucas, 1S. The Rev. W. D. Jarvis.
Harry c. Franklin, 20, and EdmoniA
q. Gaunt -. The Rev. D. q. Wise
man.
Joseph H. caruso, II, and Mary II.
Krause, Is. The Rev. M. J. Riordan.
Alfred Gilmore. %, and Thelrna
Thompson. IS. The Rev. G.. A. Bullock.
Carl ID. Davis. 20. and Annie Corn
well, 10. The Rev q. G. Johnson.
Louis B. Richards, %, and Ethel
Bean. -. The Rev. J. q. Briggs.
James e. Totman, IS. and Elisabeth
Schwartz, 25. The Rev. q. 3. Lenski.
Paul Hurt, ~, and Julia A. Peterson,
Sc. The Rev. L. e. Wiseman.
Jack A. Jones, 20. and Mary Lewis,
90. The Rev. w. A. L. Morton.
william s. Smith, 81, and Marion
Terrell, 20. The Rev. katO W. Roy.
William C. Robinson, 49, and Harriet
A. Bauman, 80. The Rev. W. A. Mur-
joel c. Logan. -, and Helene 4.
NoultriO. -. The Rev. q. La Douss.
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II YOU WANT the best values ever
offered In Washington home-sites don't
delay seeing GRASMERE. next to the
Governments beautiful Anacostis Park
development. Compare its perfect lots on
graded streets with cement sidewalks to
other lots anywhere and you will find
the prices (10 centa . square foot and upl {.
and liberal terms, very much lower. GRAS-
MERE 10 right across Benning Bridge with
minutes to Treasury. 10 minutes by motor:
GRASMERB is 1 u miles from the great
Sears-RoeUnck store at 18th & sts.. and
at the very threshold of the busy. popu.
lous n. E. section, where values are Ger
tain to increase. We will call for and take
you to GRASMERE white only any con.
S64S1 our office. 422 Homer Building. .601
18th ST. N. W.. and learn about these
rect with the owners. Grover and Lay
man.
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DEATHS

BATES-on Tuesday. Nay IL. 1929, e
George Washington Hospital. EVELYI
THELMA BATES, daughter OF 1r. And
Funeral from I529 RIggs Pl. n. ". ca
Saturday, May Is, at 1.30 ,. N. AelAr
tiVes and friends invited.
SEELEY-On Wednesday. Nay 10, 1929.
at Garfield Hospital, DOUGLAS 4.
SEELEY, aged 80 years. He leaves 20
mourn his loss q wife. Mrs. Margaret
Seeley, and one daughter, Margaret Seeley,
Funeral services at Hygong's funeral
home, 1900 N st.. N. W.. Saturday. May
Is, at 10 q. m. Portsmouth and Norfolk,
Va. papers please copy.l
FLORISTS
APPROPRIATE Funeral Tokens.
Gude Bros. Co., 1919 F Sc. N. W.
Artistic-ExpFesgiye-
PROMPT AUTO DELIVERY SERVICE
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Situations Wanted
FEMALE

TWO young women, age q, graduating
private school June l, wish positions as
tutors to children; capable assuming re-
Sponsibflity: refs. Box 33. Times-Herald
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hAYIATION STUDENT.

Army course followed TO letter, new
.tpe: Former Army officers instructors;
Finest field, 300-hour flying and ground
1&0urao. Terms Allow us to call and ex-
@lafn. Box Csc. Times-Herald
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SUBURBAN FUR KENT IOS
KENSINGTON-Summ months; nicely
3urn. home, plenty shade. garage. Phone
KensinEton IA. evenings.
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. n. W., 64O6-.2
large rooms, private bath, kitchen, am IL;
heat, light included, $50 mo. 0a. 42S7.
BUNGALOW, { rooms, bath, city water.
Cali after p. M. Potomac 61S0.
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Help Wanted
MALE

EXPERIENCED SHOE SALES
MEN. Apply 726 9Th st. N. w.
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4ahn Dickinson. 6s and EAtelle
smith. Sc The Rev. ]. Briege.
James d Chase. Il. and Qrace -
wood. "a The Rev q. AM
Many III. SwygerE sl. and Ore1ne
Nav 23 The Rev. D. ~. Banks
Robert Il Thompson q. ana tneA
Epra 10. The Rev. "A. WiilbanA
chariss II. McKeown, sz. and Miidred
b TalsEfrao, 1S The Rev. Z. =. pasls.
Kendall 81 ParkeE, 70. and AtarioA
3. PUrsell 30. The Rev. H. Down. as
George II. DavI8. 2s, and Ihei1na -
Anlos ze. The REV. =. r. sizo0.
Iohu Al cousins, 81 and MarY ~
smith. is. The Rev. b. t0s1s
Para. %. The REV. @. ]. Trfnkhanh
Ernest a. Holleys A and core e
Nelson. a. The Rev. g. 4. West.
Games W.. Beckett, s., ana MabeA
Ellis. 20. The Rev. y, Ford.
James M Dutier. 81, and DorethX 3.
ndereon. a2 The H8vs 81. FL OudlAx
VIadfnnir q. Cphekantinldin, IS. And
nvangelie 8. Paftaeou. "a. The hev.
Thomas Daniels.
Melvin b. Rock. IS. ana Marcedes g.
RorSas aS The Rev. . g. Clark,
james n. Stewart. Is, and neatrice
\. Allen, 80. ThA Rev. Il. q. Steven
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BIRTH
NOTICES

Mary j Cooper. ss sears itls RlEEs
AasA n shsriit. 90 yssrs osorsssanA
isa Eassns Il LeRoda, - ysars e 3.
siIas Ernsst. Il pears. 6aiiinger iEos-
Fiorl. snsutnss = ys.rs slsl.s
Aiis1 asarg = hunter i years aIslss
DonsnleO vito. yean cAildfsn's
llSIs Anna y. cois. u years vi 1ionda
Martha johnson. Il ysarA Frssdnasn's
sterling n BroNn. 10 ysara rrsed-
\ Wsissr 4 Honesty ss sears nmsr-
SSs Saly q efsal - ysArs Tussreu,osls
i DofotSz Kellsy ! years casualty
ESesrt ". ana Eilsn 4 Buasards
girls ftwfnal
John a. ana NARY Ansslnao. sirI
AUGUSTUS ana RUBY simpson, boy.
Nicholas ard panngiota Pavi0nS ntrL
Eugene and Estelie Long, girl
Lest6r q. ana Frances stevenA boz.
yaincr p. and Helen g. THOMPSON.
William q. ana Miidred burrows, boy.
Robert 3. and Medora Rawlings boy.
Paul A. and Martha 81 Carson boy
Cyrus A. ana Lul0 ~ Simmons beys
Benton I. and Mabis 2. FrAnklins,
Nimrod ana Nosnia GIascoek. boy
Frederick =. ard Miriam 6. FoNiefs
MinIam 4. ana Dorth Lynd. boy.
stanley ana 5ohAnna Al KoreheA
MSiiiiam Il. ana Catherine y. arusl
Harlan ana Adslaide q FreY. boz.
Samuel ana Riva Jontiffs boy.
samuel and Nina 4 Ostrolenk. boy.
John p. and Edna ~ Bosley. boy.
stacy g. and Dorothy g. aafsk ~
John {. ana Edna III shecklss slrt.
William 4 and Tsnison :. Voighe
Wilfiam a. ana mary Z. Padgett elE
Hsnry n ana Mary 3. Culline gifs
Elmer ]. and Thslma +. DeXcEes
aslv.n y and alildrsd 2 seraaa.
Jsan and 5ean q Dslassss- sEuyl
kobars ana 1yltts ]. Thonpsos
ciaytoa ara Thslna ]. Issrs
4 sirl. - -,
BehiAmtn ana Emma cray. glrll
e1 and Martha Noons. girl
william d. ana Mary savoy,
Claude and Cynthia franklin SRI.
MeRlney ana Margaret Brow n7 BlrL
gathaniei ana susie Dowdle girl
4 Armatead and NiDIa Berrg- boy.
i cyrus ana MargueFite scctf, DoY.
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W. 8. PARKS

Funeral services win be held 1T
o'clock Saturday afternoon at the
home 81 William Scott Parks. 1870
1 st. n, W., who died yesterday ct
his home following 4 lingering ill-
ness Of paralysis IIaterment will
be in warren, Ohib.
He was born In Warren, Ohio, but
came 10 Washington while he was
still boy. He received his bachelor
0f laws degree IN 1880 from the law
school OF Columbian College. now
George Washington University, and
was admitted to the District bar
that year. The following year
brought him an LII. M. degree. He
held various posts I'm the Treasurg
Department until his retirement in
1925.
Mr.. Parks was very prominent In
fraternal organizations OF this city.
His family tree can be traced back
to Robert Parks who came 10 Bos-
ton from England In 1890 and who
was deputy to the general court Of
| C0nnecticuf.
He Is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Iseora Parks, former regent of the
Deborah Knapp Chapter Oe the D.
A. r.; son, Charles q. Parks. of
st. Petersburg, Fla: 8 granddauef-
! ter and two grandsons.
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vff.f.TaaF wAuNER

Funeral services win Be condurted
tomorrow at 3. M AZ 1arhoref' 4
funeral parlors, Third and East
Capitol streets, for william Wag.
i1er. st. Johns Masonic Lodge 0l
which ne was lie member, win
have charge Of the services to.
refher with Rev. Sam r. IEUru.
mann. pastor Of 81. Stephens 1uth'
eran Church. Interment will be
In Prospect Hill Cemetery
Mr.. Wagner. who died yestefuay
after q lingering illness Of several
months. was born here's AprA ~,
|58lS. He WAS recognized aa an
authority on hunting and fishing
BY no less personages than the late
Presidents Cleveland and Roose.
yelt, John Phillip SolAas the late
Col. William Cody (Bufalo Bllil.
and numerous other prominent men
all of whom at one time OF another
dropped IN at Uncle Billy's sport
ing goods store &c 207h PennHyl
sania Ave. s. =.
This store was for 35 years ths
Saturday night headquarters foE
sportsmen who would gather to tel
and hear stories Of their favUrlts
sport. IN 1879 Mr.. wagner retired
ana purchased q large tract Of land
az shady Side, Nd, and became
the first WashingtO to settle
there.
Surviving him are SIX daughters
Mrs. IL. +. C. Heintz. Mrs. D. G.
gtutler. Mrs. n. y. wallace and Mrs
Elmer Il. Trey, All Of Washington
Mrs. A. II kwis, ok Cleveland. and
Mrs. r. F. Hutchinson. Of Indian
apolis. one sister, Mrs. ItaclIae
Ready, Of washington, and sew
eraI grandchildren.
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- lIHERD DEIA

apfObably showers. 9entlq e hlQ1efate
easterly Winds
yJnfontown. pa. 10 Detroit Mich
EhoW srs this afternoon ana probably Eri-
flav. Moderats northeast or east Windw
up TO asOo0 Gaef and moderase east or
southeast ae 60g0 feet.
TIDE TABLES
f;ls s. n. !; low tides SIG 4. a. ana
ponIorrow. high tides 2saa " IN. and
3:9S p M. low tldes e:3e q. n and
9:sA ,. N.
sUN Ann NOON
Ths sun rose today s;is . i. and
The aun rises tomorrow. g:ss 8. M.
ana sets 6.a9 b. n.
The naoon sets tomorrow 8.fB 3. -.
The nnoon rises tcm0rrowt Q "a p. M
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THOMAS u. HESS

Funeral services were held this
afternoon at b. N. for Thomas
4. Hess, ct the home Of his daugh.
ter, Mrs Harry Ecl1ols. Clements
AFsnue and Garrison Road, BaIlston.
W.. Interme1t was at Columbia
Gardens Cemetery. Clarendon, Va.
Hess died Tuesday after d llf1ger.
Ing Illness
Surviving him thers are besisien
Mrs. EehoIs, HIS widow, Mrs. Hattie
B. Hess; son, ]. ii. Hess, 81
Raleigh, N. e.; another daughter,
Mrs. MT. Al. Ran, Of san Francisco
Calf. and q brother r. g. Hess, 81
Washington.
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WILBUR ]. KNIGHrON

Following funeral services which
were held at his home this after
noon. Wilbur j. Knighton, World
War veteran. was buried At Airing
ton Cemetery with military honors.
Mr.. Knighton, who was al years
cad died Tuesday at his residence
sS Ninth st. n. 2.
He is survived By his mother,
Mrs. Laura b. Knighton, ana Two
sisters. Mrs. g. w. Simmons and
Mrs. J.. A. Simmons, all Of wash
fnrfnrl.
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,DEkk1E u
lMAHnn

HE8HE--on "Wednesday. sepleolfel. 4.
1894 a his residence 8 Foulsl.s Ail.
H6orFftnWn, II G.. WILLIAM ~. HUGHES.
husband of the late Julia 81 HUGHES era
father of Hrs. Marie williams, Josnt -.
William T.. LaRfencs HuGhs EIr1s
1ftfhn B Wilaa and Archibald y HuthoA
Ard brother d "a Hughes aud Mfa. Mar
Funeral from ). \. CIements' sons, 1zl1
WISCONSIN Avenue Northwest. Notes oG
funeral hereafter
lTT,5ss-On Tuesday, September 2f. 1929.
after lingering ffInsse. THOMAS u,
HISS FUNERAL services n the hone o.
his daughter. MTs. Harry Echnle, Ulen1sEte
kFknua ard Garrison nosd Bailofon, Yir-
ffnin. THURSDAY afternoon, 9eptembef 20,
1920 81 2 o'clock Mtefment. Columbia
Gardens Cemetery ClarendDn. YifElnla.
R0DG EW8 8-~On Thursday morning. Sep
feniDer 20 1922 81 York HarboTs He,
MRS TINY SPEED RODGERS, widow Of
the lk4s Cabt John II Rodgers. Notic8
krAtklh1k
APPROPRIATE Funeral Tokens.
GUIDE Bros 50 1912 4 Sc NJ w.
aFtlefin ESlfaeffs4 lnrknen1lge
pNfiNfs4 Atsr ~ 3YFkF SERpN19
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EDWARn Q. HEFITN

Edward g. EIefIin, 81. . resident
of Washington for many years, died
1t Dayton, Ohio, last Friday. Fun
eral services W4ll be held at his Tor.
mer home III Fredericlzsbur
He served IN the Spanish American
War and also in the Engineering
Corps of the United States Army
during the World War.
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DEATHS.

Marion i. Curtis, 80 years. 100 Eighth
81. N. II
ruth Thompaon. 50 years. ito1 Fair-
mont ST. N. w.
Georgia Ave, n. w.
stephen p. Fessenden. 7s yearA i4tI
Newton ST. n. w.
Herman r. Passman, n years. Home
for Aged and Infirm
Samuel E shelton e8 years. 1899
Eve 81
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cLEARANCE sALEl

ALEt&4 &1&AANA ~ - - N A-s - IL
Buick. 1929 Master 64paes Sedan.
looks and runs like new ....s... S476
Nash rs Special Coupe. new tires 5z5
EhISsler Coupe 1927 *. =. 40
ChPykIer 90 Roadster like new -. s. 42o
StudebaEsef 20 Special o BfOughafn 426
Willys- Knight 90 6-cyl. 5-pass. Sed. 315
Dodge s97 Sedan n. I'D
gtr0ebakef '2b Special 4-pass.4 Coupe I'D
Cadillac 50 Sedan .s+.s. 2ng
Chevrolet ~ Roadster 4.. -, lI9
Packard 3 Touring like new ... lI5
Daniels 8 Touring 81. .5... la2
Cadillac Service wagon with Crane lg5
Buick Master Tonrlrks t2f. $40 and ln9
Ford Coupe. 'g6. like new .... 100
Flint BrOugham ..#.s 2u
Peerless 4-pass. Sedan 49,. ~. -. ~ ~
Buick 4-pass Coupes f2), each .., 5g
Buick Master Roadster ..... y. .s.. 19y
Roanier Special Touring SO .s. p
Flint Touring j. -. i !. i. 80. -. ~ ~
Essex q Coach q. - -. .s..s, %
Chevrolet 1928 Touring -. a, = 70 %
PLENTY OTHERS--TERMS OR TRADE
ROBERT HERSON'S
AUTO EXCHANGE
100 Florida Ave, n = North 1Qa0s
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Rentals
APAlTl RNTA lINFIIRNINIleIl b
MnlTn

Wnlsfn
AA1rl W ColiitT a0lh ana 9 sts "
Electric R8frieet alton
4lt foonis and bath so 30
AR1 &e1s@t ROOMS and oath 5000
HGNAEY HALL t4fD Cot kd "
Electric 1offifefaiion
HbNIi dToN az ssis az ian 81 81 II Il 'sS
- Do. o. Foon1a and hath $40 70 H43 30
hs sss q sSo.as end s. 6sih sae g sss o0 g,
Ei6cfrio Rairifafatlon
Aba. q rooms and bath $4,000
sA8ASAC .t20p y Can 81
Abt o-7 rooms ana bath 81 ....ss so 90
l54A LANLEh PL.. \, w
ADJ. gk fuorns bath ard porch $4,000
THE SALIJDA tlOI Enelid Sc NV
Alectfio tetfleeratlOn
Aptqsef rims and bath $4,000 70 $50 90
eih 3Hh 81 @ anp R1.9 "a n caD ana ii 81 So IS
Aptg. g 5 gllla and bath s.ss. IS, So 80
hnts. s,f A,A.e raa,'.s ssls ~ Ms ~
Arle. q rooms ana bath s,...s. $500
TlIE NOopWoRTH 1900 i0th 81 n "
TlHn BERKsHfaB f4l2 Chaplin 81 N. NJ
4Rle @ rooms and bath S32 By
Apsecf Eoons and bath, $50 to e2 30
Z All %ss4 EQo1ls Al6 bath 80 90
LAyFRENCB 1929 18Th ST. n w
All lab rms. and bath $50 90
MAYA RER. 2I7 q ST n W
Ada. 90 rooms and oath &32 90
TIE HUDSON 1907 Sc n w
ADJ rooi!it an1 hath $9b %
aEGfNA 1918 eve 81 y W
as 80 tepIl, al.a Y Dsth !. $el ~
Apt Dob fOpIat and bath $50 90
The washington Loan 4
Trust CO.
900 , sT. N VI PHONE NATL s440.
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TRUCKS F0R sALE !.

TRUCKS FOR SALE 1856
TRUCKS TRUCKS
1929
very low mileaee A new truck value at
. used car price Guaranteed and with an
o, Z. that counts. Only S655.
1923
81 III zion Chevrolet Panel johs. New
paint, excellent tires beautiful performers.
vita The same old o. 3. that counts.
I Light Delivery Ford Job, nice shape and
Terms arranged for your conyeniehcs.
oURIsMAN CHEVROLET
SALES co.
Fss.s sss Z EST sT Soa5o
ACCESSORIES. TIRES. PARTS ls7
Wrseker, 7ss Stk 81. u. elss. BE-, 4s5s
Used parts at low Drices fof All make caF1.
Norsssss, sssss rsplaseq Kills. RseSsSs p sS es ss
GOOD USED TIRES
30x3 $I.25 30x4.50 :. $2 90
20x4.4O ST 40 32x4 90
ALL SIZES IN STOCK
BEN'S TIRE SHOP
Ills II ST M.
Used paFle e lunk pEtcas ginson LanES
ley ta Eve Sd D q eass
MOTORCYCLES AND
BICYCLES Is9.
1923 Scout. Police Special 500
1928 Harley like new many extras:
run less than !. 900 miles $50
1926 Scouts bargain -. 80
1925 Scout; runs fine ..,...... 40
INDIAN MoToRcY cYcSl.E SALES 8 SERVICE
4th and sts: n. " Pot: 2522
REPAIRINtiSERVICB
SATIGpls l4O
AUTO REPAIRING overha anling. rspalnyins
Garase, rear Ills Vermont ave. Pot. 607i
AUTO ELECTRICIA ms. eeneratpra elare::
Battery Cd l2th & GIrard n 8. De. 1854
AUTO PAINTING lsO-B
AUTO PAINTING reas.: come 90 Ind zee
wbat duce viii 90 for yonr car District
Auto Body Co. rear ll20 18th y W.:
WAilTIClI- thu DAlllIsIl.IsA ICE
INTERESTED is hllyinG late models %
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WANYED no BtlH WOk CAeH
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eArNnERS MOTOR GO
$500 3 sc Wet leA
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WIN pay CASH FOR Model a
Fords and 1928 Cnevrolets
see Mn. SULLIVAN
625 III ST. n. r..
Lincoln 10000
Cash for your ear. Without Z
doubt / pay che highest prices
10 this city. Il your car is not
paid FOR. win pay your undue
balance and give ron the difference
n cash. No delay. Sec Mr.
Barnes. l729 18th ST. Dec. 2ao0
WE BUY CARS
SOUTHERN MOTOR SALES
sac pa Ave. n. W.
HRet. Ooo7
The Washington times., 1929-09-26
LocA1 TEllPIEllA llATuRKa
DEPARTUREs FROM NO IAAs


Accumulated sxceae of keEispera ture
since Jansiaky 4 1879. 46e degrees.
Excess OF tAInpsrature since Septofn-
bef ii 1929 50 degre6a.
Accum ulatSd deficiency of rrectpitee
tion aince January Il 1888, $40.
EXCESS 81 precIpit&tion aimee Septent.
ber !. 1893, Al.
FLYING wEATHEER REPORT
Warrington, d. q, to Long Island
N. Y.Partiy cloudy sky this afternoon
Light 70 gentle winds mostly northeasl
and east up To S,Oa0 seet. On Friday tbs
weather. win Be cloudy with risk d
showers Gentle to moderate northeast
Or east winds.
Washington, D. O., 70 Norfolk. Va
Partly cloudy to cloudy sky this after
noon Slight risk oe showers near Nor,
folk Light 70 gentle winds mostly eas'
and northeast up to 5000 feet. on Fri
day the weather VIII Be cloudy pf0habt5
showers. Gentle 70 moderate nofthsasi
Or east Winda
Norfolk va, % Atlanta. Ga.-clouds
ahy with showers thia afternoon. Gentl,
northeapt or east winds up 70 1900 ZEE
aud gentle southeast "a 1.oqo feet o.
Friday theirs viii ~ showers with sentll
q .leraf6 acniheaat o. east Wiuoa.
WdahlnElea, y. O., % Dayton. Oa.o.T
Mo1ilr cl1ulf this allsrlrrn Win rial q
onuEeru west - wcunt1ln1. LiFdl q
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The Washington times., 1929-09-26

COAT. ladies' green velvet, deep gray fox
collar; ST5 sell S26 Fox fur pieces $40 /;
sell SID. Ordered to Tropics. Decatur Q306.
The Washington times., 1929-09-26

FORECAST TILL. 3 u. III. FRIDAY
For the District 81 Columbia. mostly
cloudy tonikht .alld Friday. pronsply
Iighf variable Winds becoming Eentie
east or northeast.
Eor Maryland increaaing cloudtn9ss.
probably followed BY showers Friday
eomewhat cooler Friday gentle shiftinR
wInds. becoming moderate northeast Of
east.
For virginla. mostly cloudy Win
showers ia south portion tonfght and
Friday ana III north portion Friday:
eIfehtIy cooler FridaY In north portion
gentle to moderate noFtheast or east
winds
New Britain herald., 1929-10-07
OFFICIALS ARE SILENT
 CONCERNING FASELLE
superintendent, Said to Be Slated to Be Dropped, Reported Not in
 Charge of Work Today

With the board of public works scheduled to meet within a few hours, city officials this afternoon declined to discuss the accuracy of reports that Street Superintendent Eugene Fasellc is 10 ue asked to re- linquish his position.
 The reports, prevalent for sev- cral weeks, became stronger last week when it Was hinted that Supt. Faselle was serving his last week.
 He was in City hall today, but it was reported at the office of the de- partment of public works that he did not take charge of operations at the opening of the weeks work, this morning.
 General dissatisfaction is said to be at the root of the movement to oust Faselle who took office last April.