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Va. is making an extended visit at
the home of Mr. and Mrs B. F. Skinner
Mr. Talbot Sinclair has returned to
his home in Syracuse, N. Y, after visit
to his brother and sister-in-laW, Mr..
and Mrs. c. A. Swami Sinclair.
Mrs. Catherine Pullman and Miss
Hilda Pullman were week end guests of
Miss Velma Mcneil in Reidsville, Va.
Mrs. Augusta WITT has left for her
home in Philadelphia after visit to
her daughter. Mrs. Ruth w. Trone.
The marriage is announced of Miss
Elsie Costello and Mr.. George Bartlett,
both of Alexandria, on Saturday, Feb
ruary Is, 1929, in Ellicott City, Md.
Additional Society
Notes of Special Interest.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. T. Farmer left last
Sunday for Tulsa, Okla. where they
will spend several weeks with relatives.
Mrs, F. j. Lyons, who has been in
Balboa Canal Zone, for the past flew
weeks, is the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
Mary j. Priest
Miss Margaret Williams left Monday
to visit her cousin, Sister Mary Sc
veriana, at st. Marys Hospital in
Philadelphia
Miss Alice Gronau and Miss Mary
Callahan were week end guests of
friends in Richmond.
Mrs. William E. Lynch is visiting her
sister, Mrs. L. c. Smale in Patton. Pa.
Mrs. Elmer Tull has returned to her
home in Atlanta after a visit to her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Kremer.
Mrs. Ray L. Coon of Hartford, Conn.
is the guest of Miss Louise Palmer and
Miss Ruth Palmer.
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Advertising Executive Dead.

NEW YORK. May II LP).-Clarence
A. Hope. assistant executive secretary
of the American Association of Adver-
Using Agencies for the past 10 years,
died of heart disease Thursday, at his
upper West Side home. He was born
in New York in 1870.
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The Mandarins, an all-Chinese base
ball team. won only three out of nine
games against picked American and
Filipino mines during their, recent visit
in Manila
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ALEXANDRIA SOCIETY

Miss Mary Earle Hoxton has re-
turned from Charlottesville, where she
attended the wedding of Miss Sarah
Peel Watts, daughter of DR.. and Mrs
Stephen H. Watts, to Mr.. Llewe!lyn
Miller, son Of Mr.. and Mrs Laurence
Mortimer Miller of Baltimore. which
took place Saturday evening. May 4,
in st. Pauls Memorial Chapel at the
University of Virginia. Miss HoXton's
marriage to Mr.. William w. Mackall,
jr., will take place Tuesday, May 81,
in Emmanuel Chapel at the Virginia
Episcopal Theological Seminary.
Mr.. and Mrs. William A. Magee an
nounce the marriage Of their daughter,
Janet Baird to Mr.. Richard Carlyle
Ferris of Richmond Friday. April &c, in
Rockville. Mr.. and Mrs. Ferris are liv-
ing at 2410 Semmes avenue in Rich
mond.
Mr.. and Mrs T. J. Marlowe are
home from a visit to Mr.. and Mrs c. T.
Locke in Berryville, Va.
Mrs John S. LlewellVn has left for
her home in Halifax, Va. after visit
to Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Llewellyn, jr.,
OF South St Asaph street
Miss Helen Norris Cummings. Miss
Constance Boush. Mrs. l.. L. Spoford
and Miss Esther Green have returned
from Suffolk, where they attended the
State convention of the Virginia Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs. Miss Cum
mings is a former State president of
the federation.
Dr. and Mrs Thomas B. Cochran
and their niece, Miss Jeanette Yates
Cochran. have returned from Sweet
briar College, where they visited Miss
Courtenay Cochran and attended the
May day exercises.
Mrs. Lanier Mckee of New York City
spent last week as the guest of her
hrother-in-law and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. William j. Boothe, on North
Washington street
Mrs. Thomas Wilson of Roanoke is
visiting her nephew and niece. MI. and
Mrs. James Hulfsh, on North Washing
ton street.
Old Dominion Club
Entertains at Dance.
The social committee of the Old Do
minion Boat Club gave a subscription
dance at the clubhouse Friday evening
Miss Margaret KurJz of Edgewood,
Md. was the week end guest of Mrs.
Basil Squier.
Mrs. Ralph Flick of Richmond is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. James Dorsey.
Miss Helen Waddy entertained at
cards Wednesday evening in her home
on South Royal street. The guests
were Miss Catherine Schlag Miss
Fannie Kelly, Miss Patricia Griffith,
Miss Virginia Green and Miss Ruth
Jones.
Mrs. Houston Burke and Mrs David
K. Garnett left Friday for Fort Pierce,
Fla. where they will spend several
weeks with relatives
Mr.. and Mrs Thomas U. Fairfax en-
tertained informally Thursday evening
in honor of Mr.. John w. Dawson of
Stratford. Pa, who has been the house
guest of their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Loven. Mr.. Daw-
son left for his home Friday, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Loven.
Mr. and Mrs. owen L. Keys and their
young son, Stanley Keys, are at home
after trip to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Minnigh were
week end guests of the latter's parents
in Philadelphia.
Miss Cecilia Hufty and Miss Lillian
Petty are back from Philadelphia where
they served as delegates from st.
Paul's Church to the annual confer
ence of the Young Peoples Service
League.
Miss Mildred Astryke. Miss Thurman
Baker and Miss Isabel Rainey have re-
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FOIINn,

DOG, female, white with black spots, short
hair, lons. tall lame In right front leg. Call
FOR LOST ANIMALS. apply Animal Rescue
League. $40 MARYLAND ave. s.w: Main s0e8
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THE WEATHER

District of Colurabia-Thunder show-
ers this afternoon or night; tomorrow
mostly fair, not much change in tenn
perature, moderate southwest winds.
Maryland and Virglnia-Thunder-
showers this afternoon or night, tomor-
row mostly fair, not much change in
temperature. moderate southwest winds.
West Virginia--F'artly cloudy, pos
sibly showers and somewhat cooler In
east portion tonight; tomorrow partly
cloudy.
Record for "a Hours.
Thermometer-4 pm, 80; 8 pm, "a:
- midnight. rs; 4 a.mp II; am, "a;
noon, 96.
Barometer- pm, 1901; Q pm,
1901; IL midnight, so.o5; 4 am, 30.06;
am, 30.06; noon, 1904.
Highest temperature, %, occurred at
SIS PM yesterday; lowest temperature,
90. occurred at 6 am. today.
temperature same date last year
Highest, 81; lowest, 10.
Tide Tables.
FURNISHED by United States Coast and
Geodetic Survey.)
Today-Low tide, 8:27 am. and s:47
pm: high tide. 1851 am. and 2:08 pm.
Tomorrow-Low tide, 9:26 am. and
sos pm.
The Sun and Neon.
Today-Sun rose 4:41 am; sun sets
1885 pm.
Tomorrow-Sun rises 4;4l am; sun
sets 7:35 pm.
Moon rises 1929 pm; sets l2:42 am.
Condition Of the Water.
Great Falls-Clear.
weather In Various Cities.
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1n Mrntnrtaut

q my dear mots:r PRIsc1LIA Sell W
dsg dep. t ,sis life eleven years ago todsF
q happy home, once snioysd-
How sweet the memory still
But death has left Loneliness,
A aaE Es y; ES5ia M b12GdHfER. IRENE
dear brss 8 Rev. JOIN JIM n BuRkE, who no
passed to great beyond three years ago
today, June IL, 1926.
Gems e1srs but not s1p tCEse q Trnnrrr .
Il sERf OF WY ny
departed this life one year ago today,
June IA, 1913.
Your voice forever stilled.
place is vacant in our home
Which never can be filled.
Keep him. Jesus. in Thy keeping
Then, o Master, let me have nina,
HIS 81 G SFfN a dRsAND "a BERTHA
CHILDs. ROBERT. In sad but Loving re-
RonsRF eH Fl sur w SeVe aspared this life
one year age today. June II, 1873.
Sleep on, sleep on,
Your toll Is Ger;
We are praying each day to meet you
GRANDDAUGHTER. SARAH FENwIcK'
G SREkTj g JOSEPH FEN
CLARK, LAWRENCE. A tribute of love and
asyetien tS ths mseTy 81 my We Sevo snaeIsd
into eternal rest six years ago today June
Ef sI,I Sss1yorrD DAUGHTER rssIr N.
COLEMAN, JENNIE. In SAD but loving re-
Ct our dsSE n9shs Yb shd aeparae5
this life four years ago today, June H.
Her hands ar: folded new, q, 49,. SAVE.
Like marble, smooth her brow.
Not lined with sympathy for our heart
ache
hat af "a e's sosnee sent bud or
She sleeps away the hours: ,.s
and t Rsybs' dreams Of those s 4; EESysd
'd dear mother. ELLA G. HARDY, VIE passed
away four years ago today.
g's s.y ssyass Y sSpie love sn and fh.
OTTO, WILLIAM. IN isnd rsms s;.r Ct o.. our
father and husband, WILLIAM OTTO, Ene
June IL, 1897.
1t matters not which road I take
How DARK Or .oSely vii Il s se1.vb.rs Join
WIFE AND CHILDREN
No, not cold beneath the grasses ..s.
MOI ClDkc-WAitCu tOiASt
Rather, in nay Fathers mansion,
Living In another room.
DAUGHTER, MAY.
SCHNEIDER, OZELLA. In Loving memery
Of our deceased wife and mother, OZELLA
SCHNEIDER, who departed this life one
year age '' aEsS saRi K As ls' CHILDREN
TALKS, ARTHUR T. In memory Of my dear
father, ARTHUR T, TALKS. who left me
ft'en years ago today Hi ayn nA u; i2is
WILLIAMS, sURvAIN AUSTIN. Sacred e
the msTery q enJ dsSE , s9n snd Sretnss s
parted this life eleven years ago today
June IL, 1918, on board the y. ..
Gyelops,
Sweet memories will linser forever;
-. ~a444.uL change them, tits true.
For the years that have passed cannon
sever
Our loving remembrance Of you.
MOTHER. SISTERS AND BROTHER.
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o'coNNoR. DE. EERNARp :. sgSdsplZ on
hsr:day June * iss s., Or s.l hsssAJEp and I'd
s sflGs:s son LS II s ocon.ol Rsm:;aS
resting ~ W; warren Taltayuil.s funer .,l
ssO p'n. tod todss' F pun and interm:nt at
Nsugatuck, Conn.
oGLE. BENJAMIN. On Saturday, Jgns 2.
MN ooLE. Funeral services xsr. con-
Quoted Monssy bs KEN r. 9ses r. Ct MS
gSnsysnfars Simon rn Sg1. Mt, in g. e:
s t Of one Of Msrylsnd's Oldest fam
lies; being lineaI deseendant 81 the pro,
Sr rsttaIT Sin Of Gov. elect Benjamin
osie, He Is saryiysd BY bis EiI bsr, id R,y J.
mond HassaiI Mrs. Harry Watson Bolan.
Mrs. Charles A. Burrows and Miss Blanche
PAYNE, SADIE L. On Friday. June 4. 1920;
from her late residence, sos Madison s..
consrsssionai cemetsry.
PENNINGTON, FLORENCE BROWN. On
Me:Pss SsRs I'll iPIs II
TON sssd 10 year, NIECE srd ., Ts iJ1,s q
AFnes g. Pennington Of tiTsinia' Fgn:rai
n on f sstaTa. Ss9E June ~ SpSsf , sisSoF0
sqS9aS, sngs |, Sssis,sf
scott. Services win be held A. ,zurhorst S
funeral parloTs, 301 East Capitol ST.. Mon
day afternoon, June II. Notice Of hour
later.
SULLIVAN, ANNIE. On Thursday, June 10.
East Riverdale, Nd, ANNIE SULLIVAN
1nee CarroiD, beloved wife CT Michael j.
Sullivan ana mother of Aioysius and John
Payne. Funeral from the residence of her
niece, Miss Margaret Junghams. 635 18th
st, ne. Notice of time hereafter.
THOMAS, ROBERT Y. Departed this life
Wednesday, June IL, 1899, at ~ @ st. s.w.
Funeral services at Mount Jezreel Bsp-
fist Church, 9th and e SITS. Sc, Sunday.
June i6. at $50 pm. Friends and rela-
tives invited to attend.
WH5dAN CgBHkLEs NJ EEidsy. June June =;
from his late residenes; 6a Eys St M
D O'clock Interment OF Holy Rood Gene
terry. Relatives, friends and members g
the Holy Name SeeiesY invited. les
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MRS. BIRMINGHAM DIES.

Mrs. Christine Elizabeth Birmingham,
81 years old. wife Of Harry L. Birming-
ham, 1913 @ street southeast, died at
Garfield Memorial Hospital yesterday
after an illness of about two months.
Mrs. Birmingham leaves her husband,
two daughters, Mrs. Christine Fitz-
gerald Of Cleveland and Mrs. Irrna
Colurard Of Florence, Colo, and a son,
Charles H. Birmingham of this city.
Funeral services will be held tonaor-
row afternoon at o'clock at the resi-
dence. Interment will be in Congress
SiOnal Cemetery
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JOHN S. BURNSIDE DIES
AFTER LONG ILLNESS
Printer, 76, Had Been Employed
by Government for So
Years.

John S. Burnside, rs years old, q vet
eran printer of the Government Print
ing Once and q lifelong resident of this
city, died ct Homeopathic Hospital yes
terday after long illness.
Mr.. Burnside, who had been employed
at the printing office for over So years,
was q member of Dawson Lodge Of Ma
sons and Of Columbia Typographical
Union.
He is survived by his widow, Mrs.
Georgia Burnside; a daughter, Miss
Edna Burnside, who lived with her par
ents at 1914 Newton street, and a son,
Harvey Burnside OF Chicago.
Funeral services will be held tomor-
row afternoon at 2 o'clock at Cham
bers' Funeral Home, 1900 Chaplin street.
Interment win be in Glenwood Gene
terry.
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CARL M'INTURFF DEAD.
Former Washingtonian Expires in
Portland, Greg.

w. Carl McInturff, former resident of
this city and son of George F. Nc
Inturff OF TIC Upshur street, died in
Portland, Greg, Wednesday, according
to word received here. Funeral services
will be conducted In Portland.
Mr.. McInturH. who was Al years old
was graduate of Western High School
in the class of 1904. receiving high
honors, including the winning of q
scholarship to George Washington Uni
versity. He then studied civil engineer
ing at the latter institution.
Mr.. McInturff left Washington "a
years ago and settled in Portland. He
Is survived by his widow, Mrs. Virginia
McInturff. residing In Portland; his
father, George r. McInturff; a brother
George F. MeInturff, jr., and a sister
Mrs. A. d. Cults, all Of Washington
ID. C..
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In these masterfully tailored Summer Suits you
u will enjoy all the distinction, the niceties of
superior tailoring, and the easy, freeftting drape
characteristic Of Saks clothes of regular weight.
But there is a world of GOODNESS and of comfort
in the wonderful Tropical weaves, developed in
soft, summary Grays. Tans and Overplaids.
Saks-Third Floor
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$3.50

THE famous Saks Blue 2-Trouser Suit, recog-
nized the premier Blue Suit value of Wash.
ington, is on Summer notwithstanding
combination of pair of White Flannel
Trousers and one Blue pair.
A the one low price it gives you two complete
Summer ensembles-the rich distinction of
Blue for business and the sportive blending of
Blue and White for all your Summertime leisure.
Take your choice of Blue Serge or Unfinished
Worsted - double-breasted model or single
breasted. Naturally, if You prefer both pairs of
trousers Blue, you may have them that way.
Saks-Third Floor
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In the Spirit of Summer!

Imported Linen Knickers regular plus4.
Flannel Sport Coats Blue or BrotUn. .SI65O
Gabardine Sport Goats in Tan $1,000
Distinctive NetU Golf Hose Observation-Disclosures. 81 to 81
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ASSISTANT BUYER.

To assist with buying of
women's ready-to-wear. In
large department store. Must
have style knowledge. Excel
lent opportunity for young
woman of ability. Address Box
255-D, Star office.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

XIo 55as sySn WIN Pisn99
The biggest bargain ever presented to @. a
Il2c ts 81 s se Lineoln af ssss Aro
PARTNERSHIP FOR sALE-Half interest in
A sSSa RaY sos 4qE s ee oee
LOCAL RADIO COMPANY, expanding rapid
ly. in practically non-competitive feld d,
Business firmly established and enjoying
excellent reputation: Bank and trade refer
right party. ADDRESS BOX AGE, Star once.
I4ss Ago R Va Ro s1aS Sc s sl
8 8adsy tP Peop Ess' asffe S4 knf st.
FOR SALE-small hotel, Penna. ave, near
BOTANIC Gardens; lease and furniture; req q
vaisnd Co. ioio Vermont ave NV
ave. suitable Tor merchandise Of any de:
SS i wTent; o sa25 j. Leo Kolb' 1887
CIGAR AND NEWSSTAND in lobby once
bldg; going business. Price, $500. Ad-
dress Box 48l-E Star office:
ton, large station; established business;
5000 2ddess sox 2sE ssar n Once
CAFE. excellent location; fully equipped;
ssarins $500 per month can stay WITHOUT
dfess Box Sn DE stsF oce sice S0o
CLEANING AND PRESSING SHOP, doing a
good steady business; good reason for SELL
ing. 1109 18th ST. NV.
FREE F. saI :. RENT UNTIL sEPTEMBER-Te room
tTaetiyely equipped. cost 81 500; sell $500;
5000 down. balance terms. Main 6l75.
Is miles rom a9o only " sao1e
in town OF its kind: reasonable rent and
ss2 saf ONCE Tor right
RoOMING HOUSE Downtown,
Reliable. Address Box 44s-E. Star once.
WILL MAKE SMALL INVESTMENT in pay
ing business with services lsalesmen). Full
details s+. in answering. Address Box 4ss:E,
roomers. good income; cheap rent; electric
Box 45i-E. Star ONCE.
AN OLD ESTABLISHED bottling plant for
sale well pssTippeS sss Tor selling ~
FOR SALE OR RENT-Towa Cleaners &
Dyers' stock and I'd equipment Very reason ease.
WANT BUY OR RENT movie theater. State
partieulars klYSman' Isl East 6lst st.
CORNER STORE in s re1t S,e,d to saEHit so9
District Dis:i t. 1865 S or Lin Lin. 577s. 'O'
WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY.
or without hve-room and bath apartment
and garage, in one Of the most thriving
business communities of northwest WASH
ington, good for any line, especially for
dyer and cleaner. millinery shoes, or fancy
delicatessen and luncheonette attractive
terms to reliable party. H. r. Smith, 3473
l4th st. NV. Adams 1888.
TEA HOUSE.
For Sale, fully equipped
Tea House.
Doing a Good Business.
FRANK L. HEWITT,
Silver Spring, Md.
Silver SDrinp 1T. 27*
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HELP-WOMEN.
(Continued.l

BOOKKEEPER-IYPlSl.
Assistant, experienced. between the ages
of IS and IS; must be pleasant ana be Will
ing to work hard; salary, SIS per month TO
start: opportunity for advancement. Apply
ONLY at noon Saturday. 1416 Eye st. n ".
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
(Continued.)

PIANO. Knabe upright. in absolutely prime
condition. Handsome design case. Reeular
men Kits, 1880 q st. t0''' ~ e~0. 90,
PIANO BARGAINs--stier upright. like new;
s165; Knabe upright, small size, 500, n 5000
n atIS, So se $50 and SEQ Get acausinted
P PIan Suf pacEed for Shipment. Grands and
nprshss for T,l rent Hugo worch' lilo st.
left BY Army oficer ordered to the Philip
pines. Will sell for balance Of account
s See ME- pan sSSS f 1850 efesp' 0A 'e
eazenpeTt 49, sasuS xhlss
table. So buffet GargeJ, SIS; white kitchen
cabinet. SIS; bird's-eye maple bureau. $40;
mattress. S25, p brass bed. box springs S
2 s4se boa :1r ana
4e, sao S a. wf SoF Rsa aS R5ns
RADIO SETS and all accessories. demon
strstors ana trade-ins. IS up; Speakers
eliminators, cabinets. victrolas and eombina-
for for $50 cash 2222 Cathedral ave. NV. 20.
PERPETRATORS. white enamel S. 50.
SMALL SAFE; fireproof, nne condition. Can
I7o5 Lanier pl.. Apt. 2os
sAxoPHoNE,, g 5massiLO melody; excellent ee con.
ton. Phone Lin. 2027. 20.
new. s25; cost s42. So Cali North 834s.
s:S Home. So: STANDARD: SIS; SsS iGssi
Sc 3. ms Sew. Mch. shop. SIS Pa. ave. Sc l. IT'S:
SEWING MACHINE, Singer, pOrtssle, slee,
bobbin, out so days, $50 Terms. Fully
For demonstration phone Fl. s24z. loi'
SHELVING and counters; suitable for hare.
ware business; cheap. Brookland Hardware
SPECIAL SALE this week-Concrete lawn
days and sveninssi South PsEOta ave. and
Bladensburg I'd. Lincoln 8l75
STORE FIXTUREs-Snow cases. wall cases.
counters. shelving, tables, chairs, cash regis
tiers. iron safes, scales, coffee urns, SOFA
ment OF every description. Edgar Baum,
Inc. el4 St NV.
TYPEWRITER RENTAL SERVICE. deoTFis
mo- mo- NOS. nos IN ADJ adv ss7s: mos. sI2. o1
TYPEwRITERs. $3.50. Your choice all
makes ssn or ssTm ss
writer Exch.. as H st. NV. rs.
TYPEwRITERs . Fine. guaranteed rebnilts
e. sold OF
Exchange. so7 18th St NV. franklin 1oIl.
TYPEWRITERS-Ameri typewriter Co.
selling OF a large number Of maehines
done. 1881 East Capitol st. Lincoln 81.
Open evenings.
TYPEWRITERS Special Summer prices;
guaranteed regular and portable machines;
SIS 90 monthly payments. Standard Type
writer Exchange, 1913 18th NV.
SIS, att; years guarantee; some for $40;
expert repairing and rebuilding; rent CLEAN
ers. 81 so day; bags, parts. Vacuum Cleaner
Shop. l404 Girard NV. Adams $500.
VACUUM CLEANERS. new and recondi-
toned Hoover. SIS; Eureka, SIS; Regines;
all makes repaired. 1911 H ne. All. 2554:
WASHING MACHINES, used as demonstra-
tors; guaranteed; standard make, late mod
els terms, IS per month. Also ironing ma
chine. Good bargains. Ewes, 4700 9th NV.
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SALE MISCELLANEOUS.


n0SE ssdns n' iS
dress Box 473-E. Star once.
BUILDING L-Wrecking Il Gov
ato Ys snd e.. Gnos We
Of feet Of good SoTns a
End ta0 nse e 81 sd, pa .ee ssaTa s. Il
tor tories 0 With fittinss. $50. Also radiators
and ripe;. Hundreds Of other BARGAINS; An
early and get your pick. Sold directly from
the ses WITS tS5 Hsn.e wrecknr Dept
useful for plastsrer; s12. Met. Warehouse,
so Florida ave. ne.
L st. NV. Apt. 8. after 5. rs.
COLLECTION Of 1000 different British CO.
lonial stamps. Phone North 1895. 26'
24-Bat n capae a Al Condition: Eliiotts
Service Sta, Dec. 1851, Dec. $685.. 14l5 l4th.
COMPUTING SCALE, davenport table beau
cox sewing machine, numbering and mark
W WI ach 1873 St. s nS ran pm see
faTnitSres desks. tsSies. sSsirs. bookcases
file cabinets. Cabinet safes and used once
gon Sic Eo st. can ai %.s slss
DESKS, chairs. safes: files: cheapest prices
nnds oss faEn,ture
6th st. NV. Fr 661
ELECTRIC WIRING and bulbs for carnival
use. Decatur 5469.
f take entire or win sell pieces. G. H.
Pease. 2032 Belmont I'd. 20.
FURNITUREEcomplete new Furnishings OF
Ap 5OH 1865 ciydesdale pl NV. APT sos as:
FURNITURE. Real bargains in new and
slightly, used furniture; Oriental, DOMESTIC nestle
Dawes Furniture Speciality Co. miss Dawes.
mgr1; 2 80, 18th st. NV. elSth ana COL raj
FURNITUREIs275 cane living room suite,
loose CUSHIONS blue slk fn damssk e SS HE'S
mohair. 3-piece bed-davenport suite; new;
made to order party naDs to aSe upho
s stery Co Co. 20 zos Nth iith st. ST. NV.
FURNITURE-Positive q bargain; 3-pieee
3 otSs4 ysut living
suites; also odd pieces at bargain prices.
New York Upholstery Co, GIT z St. NV:
sts s Suy ~ ns,a sss
complete suites and desirable odd pieces.
FURNITUREIOn. account Of breaking up
springs, mattress. Morris chair, refrigerator.
parlor furniture, dining room table and two
EURMITUREsed bedding Dian o9 y:tTSis
Ali new. 1924 Georgia ave.
95s5 SsF aRa slightly WsI ps gsea s
sos 9Th st. NV. Main 2sss. 2ss
GROCERY COUNTER, 2 #; by az #; By
NV M; o' Metropolitan 5Sss. . -'D. %.
HEATING PLANT. boiler and Q radiators.
only a few years old. from house being
RACED. Apply ISL Varnum st. Columbia
1897. 26s
HOOVER CLEANER. new model. never
onstrate National 1882 80
LATHEs, screw cutting; motors set timers
tools, high-preSSure boilers; cheap: Herfurth
Engine Co., foot Duke ST.. Alexandria. 90
LIVING ROOM SUITE, three pieces; Chinese
prices. 1920 Florida ave, second floor.
LIVMG-ROoM SUITE, chest drawers, gate
neg sSs 17lT 1h 81 North lO es
MOTOR DYNAMO, one-auarter h.-p., Rob-
NJ II. Gin. cleveland 400 400 80 " IS. '
HOLDINGS AND LUMBER Fire sale at
Tapletts Lumber Yard, 10th B SITS. ne.
All kinds for sale cheap. 25'
OFFICE FURNITURE from 2. 6. Govt
Desks, chairs, file cabinets, tables: everything
for your once at great savings; WASHINGTON
Salvage Co. once furn. dept, $40 9th st. NV.
PAWN TicKET SIS eyer two -sS s.9ne
able more Is3s 1zth NV. North 1872.
PIANO, Bradbury studio grand, suitable for
s2ss On z terms. Kitts. 1850 SG St. oO '-On
PIANo-Francis Bacon, perfect .condition;
slightly used: sacrifice for cash. TOO ord ST.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

CLEANING, tailoring establishment: busy
corner; low rent: reason, owner leaving
town. Decatur 1861.
LUNCH ROOM, first-class; North Capitol
ST.: well established; Swear lease; splendid
opportunity, other business reason for SELL
ing Address Box 425-E, Star ONCE. 70.
ADDITIONAL CAPITAL required for expan.
sion In highly remunerative business; not
mercantile or real estate; cane be active or
Silent. state phone number for interview.
address BOX SIZE, Star once.
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Neper man original recommendations sphen
snsrerin0 Advertisements for employment.
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AVIATION.

few more student flyers are needed to
complete our membership of Is in our newly
organized Hawks club. Flying inStruc.
living time will cost you SIS pei, hour:
There will be ST1 PEply RSS NET 2lss
ashington Flying Service, Inc,
WASHINGTON AIRPORT.
p O. Box lOl, South Washington. Va.