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SALE-AUTOMOBlLES.
USED CAR FACTS.

The good used car of today
offers more automobile trans
portation for the dollar than
anything under the sun. The
responsibility OF the good
dealer of today is to see that
his customers get the largest
measure of this great value.
People who buy here always
get it. Come i'll and drive a
sturdy Hudson or Essex.
Many models of last year
and the year before. Some
just like new. These cars are
sound investments. They suf-
fer no sudden depreciation;
they offer thousands of miles
of unused transportation at
prices varying from $l95 to
$745.
We have on hand Is unusual
buys. Drop in and let US show
you a real honest to goodness
automobile at saving of half
TO three-quarters of its original
price.
Our time purchase plan saves
you money.
L AMBERT-HUDSON
MOTORS co.
1.-THE rI0TTSE Or CONFLUENCE
1851 14th ST, Cor. X NV.
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'NEUMEYER MOTOR CO.,
Hudson and Essex Dealers.

Hudson and Essex Dealers.
Jordan 8 Roadster, 1923,
With rumble seat; all extras; used only
1900 miles; absolutely guaranteed; $3.50. A
hIgh-grade roadster.
Chevrolet Coach, Late 1923.
In perfect condition throughout; 1895.
Positively cannot be duplicated for this price.
Studebaker.
Dictator 5-passenger Sedan, with all extras.
and In real good condition; 1915 This Is
less than Blue Book value, so it's a genuine
Packard 1927 Sedan
.,,s.zpass.; driven $500 miles; with all extras;
CHEVROLET COUPE, 1927.
Used only 1900 niles all new silyertown
balloons and extras: $500; only 500 down.
HUDSON BROUGHAMS,
1895. 1926. 1921 and 1928; ali. in, guaraIi.
1878 up.
Liberal Allowance on Your Car.
1925 18th st. NV, North 7522.
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Many Others.
Easy Terms.
Open Evenings and Sundays.
H. B. LEARY, JR., g. BROS,
Distributors.
1927 14th St. NV.
North 42o6. Night, North 1926.
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Open Until 10 PM.
1925 18th NV.
LINCOLN TOWN CAR.

Brougham by Brunn. This beauti-
full car driven only II GOO miles cam
not be told. from new. 1t has six
wire wheels, the two spares carried
in fender wells and trunk rack on
the rear. This car being offered
only because the owner desires an
other type of body. The price is ex-
ceptionally low. Phone Mr.. Hurley,
Decatur 3il0 for appointment to see
car.
HUDSON COACH.
Fairly 1875 model; al cream-coior Duco
paint; excellent running condition; owner
leaving city; price, $22b. MRS. JacohsQns
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MARMON USED CAR DEPT
1888 14th ST. NV.
OH BOY!


Sweet music and good music,
but the loudest noise in town is
a Hawkins Nash satisfied custo-
mer. We have everything for
you in the way of an automobile.
OVER
60 USED CARS.
$500
Cash when used as deposit
will hold your car.
%. Chrysler Coupe ply
mouth) $3.50
% Pontiac De Luxe Coupe $50
~ Nash Coupe Special" -. $50
'27 Buick Sedan master" $50
20 REQ Coupe ........... 400
20 Nash Rd. Special. -. $50
II Hupp 6 Sedan. :. 49,. 685
~ Chrysler "60' Coach. -. sos
'26 Chrysler Coach "70". -. 545
III Chrysler Coupe "50". -. 375
AND OTHERS.
Courteous and Polite Statesmen at
HAWKINS-NASH.
1888 and 1929 18th St. Dec. 1920.
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MOTT MOTORS, INC,
Owing to Hupmobile
Announcing
Big Price Reductions
In All Models
We are doing the same on all
USED CARS. New low prices
effective today.
Dodge ;.S ssoup., Old.. Ts : sS Sedan
,oo7 1925
cA.ns H.. ri Sedan Buick Isl .sSs. Sedan
u.,, ~ Sedan. cadillac -, g, g. sedan.
1925
Packard Isl: ,;;3s Sedan. -n'e .s.s ss''''
eo1o. 1924
s375. $500.
MOTT MOTORS, INC,
HUPMoBILE DISTRIBUTORS.
1926 18th St. NV.
AND
1888 18th st. NV.
sry psER sAs REA Sxa ss' sE HE
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FRUIT AND VEG. STAND
lin market short hours; does over s700
weekly business Price only sl'ZoO'
CAPITAL ADJUSTING & FINANCE CO.,
9th Floor, Dist. Natl. Bank Bldg.
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COME IN TO-DAY.

1926 Ford Coach $500
1926 Dodge Business Sdn.. us
1927 Whippet 6 Coupe. -. AIS
1923 Chevrolet Sedan -. AS
1927 Chevrolet Coach -. $50
1926 Star e Sedan. ....... US
1928 Chevrolet Coupe 49,. 425
1926 Oakland Coach -. -. 3o5
1926 Chevrolet Coach :. 1876
1926 Odds Coach ......... Us
1926 Odds Coupe ...... $50
1926 Dodge Touring ...... $50
1924 Dodge Touring ...... $50
1926 Chrysler 20 Coach. -. Az
1927 Essex Coach ....... $50
1925 Hudson Coach ....... 195
1926 Jewett Coach ........ 200
1926 Essex Coach $3.50. $50
1926 Nash. Adv. 2-dr. Sdn. 495
OLDSMOBILE
WASHINGTON CO.,
1926 14th. Decatur $500.
(Centlnued On Next Pagsl
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.

GERMAN POLICE WATCHDOG. full blood
ed. pedigreed. female. year old. For par
ticulars phone Cleveland 6272. --
ESKIMO SPITZ. mother and puppies; cheap.
Call Atlantic i02o-J. -
BOSTON TERRIERS; sl5 to s3o Cleveland
475S-J.
PUPPIES. Llewellyn Setter. registered. 20
months old For particulars apply Mrs.
Charles Sheldon, 1922 P st. NV.
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BUY
WITH
SAFETY

CHRYSLER
USED CAR DEPARTMENT.
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STERRETT & FLEMING, INC
GOLD SEAL"
HEADLINERS!
COMPARING PRICE AND
CONDITION OF CARS
BELOW WILL SHOW
VALUE WE OFFER.
Many Others.

Many Others.
STERRETT & FLEMING, INC.
HOME OF GOLD SEAL CARS.
Champlain St. at Kalorama Rd.
I'LL l4th St. 604 H St. NE.
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sALE-AUToMoBnEs.
COOPERATIVE
OLDSMOBILE DEALERS
USED CAR
SALE.
8 Days Left-ApriI 5-l7.

These dealers must clear their floors OF
all new cars for record April new car trade
in" business. Save money on the used car
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BOATS.

A 60-FooT, TWIN-sCREW HoUsEBOAT
and cruiser combined: willing to sacrifice Tor
Immediate sale Address c.. w. FORSBERG,
9Th and Water SITS. s.w.. WASHINGTON, y. G.
MOTOR YACHT, 50x11x3, sound, comfort
able home on water: sacrifice, $4,000 cash.
consider terms. H. L. Crawford, 3Oo6 ST..
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TODAY,S SPECIAL:
Mt. PLEASANT
MOTOR CO., INC,
2424 18th St. NV.
Columbia 6625.
FOR GOOD USED CARS
SEE BOB BAYNE,
2012 18th ST. NV.

SEE BOB BA 1NE,
2012 18th ST. NV.
La Sale Town Sedan. %. 81, $50
Cadillac 314 Sport Coupe. 1900
1929 Chrysler 65 Sedan. e. 975
1929 Studebaker Com
mander 4-p. Coupe. 1850
1923 Hudson Sdn. 117WB. US
1927 Chrysler 20 Brom. -. $50
1926 Ford Coupe -. $50
1926 Chrysler 60 Coupe,
new tires ......... AIS
1926 Stude. Rds., new tires, $50
Many Others.
2012 18th St. NV.
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RECOMMENDED SERVICE.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

established for 10 years. paving good re-
turns, win sell cheap for cash; owner leav-
ing city. Address Box 1881. star once.
PRIVATE SALE OF $4,000 STOCK Ct sY ITO
Must be sold during April. Buiiding an
gasoline taop has een ease sa q TSos
Crowell. lis Florida ave. ne. North 1l0l.
DELIcATEssEN. light lunch; good corner;
doing nice business; cheap Tor quick saie'
Cali at 5000 18th st. ne. -.
REAL BARGAIN for quick buyer. grocery
and meat market. Cash business. Good
reason. NJ 10370 IL
RARE OPPORTUNITY to start paying
II rooms. 2 baths. elee., heat supplied; $1,000;
SesV tS1h heat ss nS $3.50 rooms saEEHY
BRO, s05 10th NV FIR. 1877
GROCERY AND MEAT BUSINESS for Gale:
sts nW pons sso oes $500 Weekly rent
$50 Long lease. Stock and fixtures com:
P Bias s asn 4l5s H Carter sos
SANDWICHES. CIGARS. NEWSSTAND in
lobby large ONCE bldg; going established
business; will permit investigation. Price
GASOLINE. ACCESSORIES; corner .drive-in
station in NV; equipped and stocked posi-
s sy one address Box 0 ism. Star once
CONFECTIONERY for sale. no reasonable
offer. refused; family difncuities Phone
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY for sale; good
has other business; price: $50. 9th and H
SIS. NV. Phone District 565l. loe-
BARBER SHOP, 14th ST; $40.
act fast Good NV esaton wit with s big apt
STOREKEEPERS.
CAPITAL ADJUSTING y FINANCE CO.,
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POuLTRY AND EGGS.

BABY CHICKS-Barred rocks. r. I. reds
white leghorns, white wyandotteS on sale
each week; strong, healthy, lively thorough-
breds. F. w. Bolgiano Co., 607 z st. NV.
S. c. WHITE LEGHORN-Wycoff .hatchina
eggs. 81 a setting, or Sc hundred. Phone
Berwyn INV.
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| FORD COUPE, 1924, s45; Odds touring g..
| 1922, $40; Nash sport roadster, 1928 $50
| running condition; need the space. Ouris-
man Chevrolet. Anacostia Bargain Used Car
L Lot. 13ln Gnnd Hone I'd. 81.
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mo FOOLIN!"

mo FOOLIN!"
We have several cars on hand
that must be sold this week-if
not at OUR price then yours. We
have held them too long, so we
will take Our loss and forget it.
Here they are:
Packard 6 Coupe-Renewed.
Hudson Brom., Dual Carburetor.
Hupmobile Sedan-Very Good.
Buick 25-40 Sedan-Neat.
Nash Sport Touring-A Beauty.
Packard 8 Sport Touring.
Chrysler Coupe.
Packard 6 Club Sedan.
Stearns-Knight Coach.
Packard 6 Sedan-5 Pass.
Willys-Knight Sedan.
Marmon 81 Sedan-Livery.
Nash Sedan 233-A Snap.
Essex Coach-lo27.
'Studebaker Sedan-Small Type.
Packard 6 Sedan-Only $275.
TERMS ARRANGED.
PACKARD USED CARS,
Seventeenth at Kalorama Rd.
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REAL BARGAINS.

CIGAR STAND
in large downtown once bldg; rent, S25
month; short hours; no experience neceS-
sary. Price only Sl700; easy terms
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ANYTHING TO SELL!
Phone Main 1882 or Main $3.50;

BE SURE to call Notes before SELL
ing furniture, or anything. Best
cash prices. Phone District 8ll2.
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SANDWICHES. CIGARS, NEWSSTAND In
lobby large office bldg; going established
business; will permit investigation. Price,
$1,000 cash. Address Box linn, Star once.
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BEFORE SELLING
Phone Franklin 1917 and get the best
results. We positively pay more for
furniture, antiques, china, bric-a-
brac, Office furniture than any one
III the business.
THE LINCOLN co, 6O4 9th NV. liz
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GROCERY STORE, $500.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ANTIQUES and modern furniture-All claim
TO, but we actually pay more for furniture
than any one in town. Phone The Lincoln Co.
Franklin 1917. Be satisfied before you sell.
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BUICK 1929 Silver Anniversary "l16 Series
2-door sedan--Low mileage; same as q new
& Orme. 18th and M SITS. NV.
BUICK MASTER 4-DOOR SEDAN. 1877
Tires all good motor excellent; good clean
car throughout; priced low, convenient terms.
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MOTHER AND CHILD
ARE KILLED BY GAS
Mrs. Eleanor Becky, IS,
Takes Own Life and That of
n}.'4-Year- old Son.

Degpondent because of i'll health,
Mrs. Eleanor Becky, IS years old, wife
of George Becky, so. an attorney in
the Bureau of Internal Revenue, yestcr-
day ended her life and that of her A.
year-old son. Gordon. by turning the
gas jets on in the kitchen of their
home at 6603 Fifth street.
The lifeless forms of the mother and
child were discovered by MIR. Becky
when he returned home from work.
Mrs. Becky was lying on the floor of
the kitchen and had apparently been
dead for more than an hour. The
child was slumped over In chair where
1t had lapSed into Inconsistencies. and
q faint spark of life in the boys pulse
induced hurried run to Casualty Hos
pital but the child was pronounced
dead upon arrival of the ambulance
surgeon.
"A nervous breakdown several months
ago Is said to have induced melancholta
from which the woman suffered daily.
She had been advised not more than
q week ago, 1t was said, to enter WASH
ington Sanitarium for treatment.
Mrs. Becky found herself alone with
little Gordon yesterday afternoon after
the maid had left for the day and Is
believed to have been seized with a
period Of moroseness and carried oat
the threat she is said to have made
several times before to end the life Of
herself and child.
According to Sergt. John r. Hood
of the Thirteenth precinct. the doors
of the kitchen were found locked and
police and rescue workers were unable
to tell how long the fumes had been
pouring from the open jets of the gas
range.
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preliminary RITES
FOR FATHER KELLY
ChiIdren'S Mass Held for
Alexandria Priest-FinaI
Services Tomorrow.
Special Dispatch to The star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, october 10
Preliminary rites for the late Rev.
Father L. F. Kelly. assistant pastor
of st. Mary's Catholic Church, who
died Tuesday. were held this morning,
with a children's mass for the young
members of st. Mary's Parish.
The celebrant was Rev. Joseph
Kelley, who was assisted by Rev.
Michael Green and Rev. Martin T.
Quinn. Rev. Father Mitchell was the
master of ceremonies and the sermon
of Warrenton. The choir and chant
ing of office was conducted by Rev.
Father Rankin Of Clarendon.
Final Rites Tomorrow. =.
= The final rites for Rev. Kelly will
take place tomorrow morning at 10
O'Clock, with solemn high mass in the
church. The celebrant will be Rev.
Felix Kemp vicar general OF the Rich
nond Diocese. Rev. A. j. Can Engle-
hem will be deacon and rather hugh
McFadden, subdeacon. The sermon
will be preached by Rev. Edward Tier:
new of Lynchburg and the master of
ceremonies will be Rev. John s. 1goe
of this city.
The active pallbearers will be Hubert
Cady, Thomas Mcfarland, Thomas E.
Dyson, r.. O'Sulliyan, Frank I; Quinn,
William A. De Vaughan, George Manger
and ]. H. McDonough.
Honorary Pallbearers.
Honorary pallbearers are to be VIII
liam A. Smoot, DR.. Martin d. Delaney,
Edward A. Sweeley, Robinson Moncure,
George F. Downhan, r. E. McGahey,
Thomas j. Fannon, j. T. Minoughan,
william H. Sweeney, p. ]. Conlon,
Julian D. Knight, Harry r. Burke. Rev.
DR.. Samuel A. Wallis, Claude Lennon,
William P. Woolls, j. o. Martin, Leope
p. Harlow, John D. Normoyle, Michael
T. Dwyer, Urban s. Lambert, j. z.
Chilly, Martin Greene, Eugene Igoe,
Nicholas Lawler, DR.. Edward A. Cor
man. j. T. Preston, ST., and DR.. T. B.
Cochran.
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VIRGINIA TO TAKE
VETERANS CENSUS.
Estimated 10000 Former
Service Men to Be Listed
to Find Needy.
NJ III. Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
RICHMOND, Va, october 1o-A
census of the estimated 10000 former
service men and women, white and col
ored. in Virginia will be taken between
now and January /, 1880, 1t was an
nounced today at State Legion head
quarters here.
Under the direction of w. Ernest
Acton. IT., of Portsmouth. junior de-
partment vice commander and CHAIR
man of the committee on census and
survey, work is to be started imme-
diately in several sections Of the State
in the Legions effort to get information
concerning all former service people
within the jurisdiction.
Will Help Needy.
Veterans Of the World War found to
be In nee6s will be helped and deserving
cases not already recorded will be pre-
scented TO the Veterans Bureau through
the Legion department.
Assistance will be asked of schools
and other agencies in taking the census
In those counties without Legion posts.
The alternate executive committee
men from the 10 congressional districts
are serving as members of the general
State committee and as district chair
men under the direction Of General
Chairman Acton.
Personnel of Committee.
They are: First, Stanley Garner, New
port News; second, M. E. Haug, Ports
mouth; third, Charles E. Maurice, Rich
mond; fourth, M. J. Paytas, Emporia;
NTH, Fletcher Martin. South Boston;
sixth, w. c.. Myers, Roanoke; seventh,
p. w. Rinker, Bridgewater; eighth, E.
n. Hinkins. Falls Church: ninth. o. D.
Hamrick, Bristol; tenth, L. F. Pendle-
ton, Clifton Forge.
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W0MAN'S AUXILIARY
ELECTS MRS. ELLIS
Selected as President of Montgom-
cry County Organization at An
nual Meeting at woodside.

nual Meeting at Woodside.
Special Dispatch to The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md, october 10.-Mrs.
James r. Ellis of Chevy Chase was
elected president of the Woman's Auxil-
iary of Montgomery County at the an
nual meeting of the organization in
Grace Episcopal Church, Woods.de, on
Tuesday, and Miss Lulu Bell OF Lay
louisville was reelected secretary-treas-
urer.
The county auxiliary is a federation
Of the auxiliaries Of the various Episco-
pal churches of the county, and all were
well represented at the meeting. Morn
ing and afternoon sessions were held,
and at noon fine luncheon was served
by the auxiliary of Grace Church.
The feature of the morning session
was an address by Rev. Roy Mason of
Charlottesville, Va, whose remarks
dealt largely with his work among the
residents Of the mountains Of Virginia.
1t was preceded by a communion serv-
ice, conducted by Rev. william r.
Moody, rector Of Grace Church, assisted
by DR.. Mason.
The afternoon session was devoted
entirely to business, which included in =
teresting reports from the various con-
stituent auxiliaries. 1t. was decided to
hold next years meeting In St. Peters
Parish, which comprises the PooleS-
Vile and Barnesville churches.
The retiring president, Mrs. Archi-
bald Small of Woodside, conducted both
sessions.
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LEE HIGHWAY OPENED
AS WORK is FINISHED
Road Now Has 2S-Foot Width
From Rosslyn to Halls
Hill.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
CHERRYDALE, Va, October 10
Finishing touches are this morning
being put on the Lee Highway, which
for The past, several months has been
undergoing reconstruction and widening
from the Peoples State Bank of
Cherrydale to Halls Hill and the road
will be again open to traf1c this after
noon.
The improvement. which runs dis
lance of Is miles. was under the SUPER
vision of the State Highway Commits
sion Corson & Gruman. contractors,
announce that they are 81 days ahead
of the time scheduled for completion of
the work.
Widening of the road from the points
above mentioned to % feet makes the
highway % feet wide for q distance
of AZ miles, from Hey Bridge in RoSslyn
to Halls Hill. the stretch from Rosslyn
to Cherrydsle having been completed
about year ago.
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COUNTY POLICE COURT
SETS RECORD IN FINES
BY a stat, Correspondent of The Star.

BY a STAFF CORRESPONDENT of The Star.
UPPER MARLBORO, Nd, october
Robustness in the Prince Georges
County Police Court continued to in
crease during the month of September,
when another record for fines and costs
collected was set, according to the re-
port Of Thomas r. Henault, submitted
to the county commissioners today.
The report shows total of $4,563. 10
in fines and costs was collected and of
this sum $2,392.05 was turned over to
the county commissioners. Both of
these figures represent new records.
Motor Vehicles cases heard by Judge
j. Chew Sheriff resulted in fines to-
falling $2,055.55, criminal cases produc-
ing fines of 1888. Seventeen State
game and ii dog license cases were also
heard.
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Cat Ends Own Life by
Gas AS Walk on
Stove Opens Jet

Man. year-old black end
white cat, was found dead In the
kitchen of the home of his mis-
tress, Mrs. w. C.. Combs, ut 16
Fourth street northeast early to-
, day. the victim of death by
asphyxiatlon, probably caused by
his own carelessness in choosing
q place to walk. s..r
The pet is believed to have
become restless during the early
morning hours and left his usual
resting place. He wandered into
the kitchen and leaped from
chair on top of the gas range
and in so doing, must have acct
dentally turned on one of the
Jets, The window was down and
the swinging door closed and
when Mrs. Combs arose and went
to the kitchen this morning she
found Mans" lifeless form
stretched across the floor.
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CRIES FROM BENEATH STREET
LEAD TO RESCUE FROM SEWER
Exploring for Obstruction, Two Men Are Blocked by
Collapse of Concrete-Saved Through Manhoe.

Hylton's knowledge Of the large con-
duit told him that a hundred feet be-
yond manhole should be found, but
in the darkness they we're uncertain
whether or not they would encounter
another obstruction, and hence be hem
med in. None was found, but when
they reached the manhole they found
1t impossible to raise it from inside.
Both men shouted Justify for is min
utes. Finally their cries were heard
during a lull in street trafic, and en-
ployes in store, tracing the sound,
lifted the heavy manhole top and found
the two men.
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Drive of Chamber of Com
merce Committee Pro4o0'
.ducing Results. '12<'
special pispatch to rhs scar.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Nd, october 10.-The
membership drive that Is being COM
Quoted by the Rockville Chamber of Com
merce, through q committee appointed at
the last meeting, is producing gratifying
results, 1t was reported at a meeting
Of the committee last evening. Already
it was stated, about 90 new members
have been obtained with little effort
on the part of any one, and, as it was
arranged last evening for the campaign
to be prosecuted with vigor for the next
few days, something like so or more
new members are expected to be re!
ported at the monthly meeting Of the
chamber next week. tar
Score at Meeting.
The meeting last evening was at
tended by not only members Of the
campaign committee but by others In.
terested in the welfare of the chamber.
about 20 In all being present. The new
president, Leonard L. Nicholson, jr., who
Is responsible for the Inauguration of
the drive, presided and expressed
pleasure at the progress so far made. =
The committee, 1t was decided, viii
devote the next few days to carefully
the business men and others TO af11liate
with the organization and help make It
the agency for good that It is felt. it
should be. The committee members
viii make individual reports at next
weeks meeting, which will include the
reasons Of those interviewed who de-
clined to JOIN.
At Annapolis Meeting.
President Nicholson, william r. Pretty,
man, treasurer, and Harold g. Smith,
snNratarv are In Annannlic tadav
attending q meeting Of Representatives
Of the various chambers Of commerce
Of the State for the purpose Of forming
q State chamber of commerce. The
meeting was called by the Annapolis
Chamber, which entertained the visitors
at luncheon.
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NORRIS ExONERATED
:. IN BROTHERS. KILLING
Self-Defense Wins at Trial Of
Hollywood, Md, Shoot
''' = ing Case.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
LEONARDTOwN, Md, october TO-
Walter Norris was exonerated Of
charges lodged against him in connec-
ton with the killing of his brother, j.
Jeston Norris, at Hollywood, Md, at a
hearing before Judge Valley /. Green
well.
Self defense was indicated by the
States evidence, in view of which At
torney G. Henry Gambler, for the de-
Tense, offered his case without testi-
mopy. FL
According to the State the defendant
fired the shot following a quarrel In
front of his home when his brother Is
said to have followed him. An open
knife was found in the dead mans
pocket.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1929-10-10
Daughters of America to Meet.

ciaD Mrs. Viola Dale, State councillor,
Daughters Of America, will be the guest
Of honor at the State council visitation
of Cherrydale Council, No. IL, here
tomorrow night. Other guests will be
Mrs. Bessie N. Kenyon, State secretary:
Miss Sophie Mann, State conductress,
and Past National Councillor o. B. Hop
kins. Councils of Northern Virginia and
the District of Columbia have been
invited to attend.