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DIED BY OWN HAND

John Kohler, 46 years of age, and for many years resident of Homer, died sometime during the night of Wednesday, April IS, from the effects of strangulation self inflicted, says the Seldovia Herald. MT. KOhler was known to be fairly prosperous, owning a 16O-acre homestead at Homer, and last year fished at a profit. He was not without funds. It is reported he had spoken of bad heart condition, so some think the idea of failing health may have preyed on his mind but no authentic reason has been offered that would explain the act.
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SOVIET WILL TRY
 ID BOYCOTT AMERICA

MOSCOW, May 5. (P)-The Sov- jet governments policy is to di- rect orders from American manu- lecturers as far as possible and buy the products from other na- tions, particularly Germany.
 The Reds attitude is believed primarily due to expenses and sec ondly to their hostile policy of the United States government.
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OFFICERS GRATED?

CHICAGO, May ,, P)-An- rouncement that the bank records of 900 members of the police de- partment would be ordered seized by the special grand jury inves- tigating crime and alleged police corruption was made public by Chief Justice John P. McGoorty of the criminal court.
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FOR SALE-Portable sawmii with tractor and blow. Wheland mill. with two saws, capacity about three thousand daily Two thirty-six inch saws one inserted and one solid tooth. both new. Mill has cut only thirty thousand feet. Tractor has pulley, and Is latest Mccormick Deering model; Has plowed but two acres and operated mill. very efficient outfit. Just barely broken in. Two bottom gang blow: IA inch bottoms. The mill is just the thing for ties. Price: Entire outfit s12oo.Oo cash. Inquire at Gateway for full information.
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THIS DAY IN HISTORY

1097-Elbridge Gerry Spaulding, Father of the Greenback," died.
 1931-Entertainment committee annual Seward Fourth July frol- lie, rolled over said; Bout time begin doing something, whut!"
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FOUND-Pocket knife; owner may have same by calling at Gate way office and describing.
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NOT MANY MORE DAYS UNTIL MO- THEIRS DAY. COME IN AND SEE OUR BEAUTIFUL ASSORTMENT OF MOTHERS DAY CARDS. ALASKA SHOP.
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T. Hinckley of Yukata has just launched beautiful new pleas ure power boat equipped with a IA horsepower Stern Kicker.
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SAIESMEN

SALESMEN TAILORING SALESMEN tired of hit and run propositions. sell sll-woel beautifuliy tail ored line It two sufts for $39.75. Unbest- able values. Repeats assured. Biggest com missions in quality field to $l3.se each order. Large outfit free Only produee-, write fully first letter. GUILD TAILOkS, e3W 32nd New York.
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WANTED TO BUY Hundreds have sent us discarded jewelry, old gold. false teeth, bridgs. crowns. silver, platinum. diamonds, antiques Mail yours today. Money mailed promptly Goods re- turned if offer refused Uhler Sta.. E. Brook lyn. N Y.
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FOR SALE or long lease. Dreamland Hall
 Inquire Gateway.
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NOTICE

Beginning May l, the price of Mems Half-soling will be reduced to $1.75 pair.
 SEWARD LEATHER WORKS
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING

RATES-Fifteen~ cents per line first inseT- ton. Seven and one half cents per line for subsequent insertions. Count six av-
 craze words to a line. Minimum charge 50
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T Surrender Dear." beanr1fui new Bruns- wick record now at the Alaska Shop.
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FOR SALE

Cheap. new Flamo gas range Mrs. Fairman. 6x
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Charles W. Perelle, 56 years old, pioneer Alaskan, died at Juneau last week of a heart ailment. He had been i'll for months.
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Two Hearts in Waltz Time." one of the latest Brunswick records at the Alaska Shop.

Haas Camdy--Fresh shipment on every boat. The Alaska Shop.
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Organization of the Yakutat Chamber of Commerce was af- fected at g. meeting held April II, with T. Hinckley, president, and A. c. Whitney, secretary.
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Watch for the new EasteF display window st the Alaska Shop
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CIRCULARS PROHIBITED.

IN order 20 protect its adver-
tisers from receiving circular
matter, il IS expressly under
stood and agreed that all such
matter will be withheld as far
as possible by The Star. Only
bona fide answers to advertise
nents addressed TO box numbers
in care Of The Star win be de-
livcrcd TO advertisers on pres
entation of the box number
ticket.
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INSTRUCTION. COURSES.


RRTbGE, CONTRACT OR AuCriON-TCER-
fthed teacher, official Systsmi DAY ana eve
niNgs instruction, REASONABLE. Adams tVte@.
ApR INTERIOR DECORATION, COSTUME
f f.Svft srsSs Is hcADrMY ISIS r Me assS
AUTTC DRIVING TAUGHT ouICKLy$ Pc
fneS instructors; YOU or opr car CaA M;
rcS-1rRRY, De-. l2li, 1928 ST. NV. s.
LsARN sEASyglTY, cgLTggBSEE AT TIE TIE st ms
origfnal and foremost school lest, isiS,
Day eve. classes. sis l4th St, ls2S N. H.
cogR , Has sE S;So R .EsSsnssra
al service given thousands. Terms. OXFORD
Badg., 18th at n. y. aye.------
ST-AY JAZZ IN 90 LESSONS; piano. sax.
sans: s sTsh sui chrs aes seSoo Us Fir
~ nv, DIST. i2TS. Instruments. free
BEAUTY CULTURE TAUoEI BY EXPERTS
MoSern School Of Beauty cultags, 81 a., Es s,a
Rlds.s 18Th 9 sissr nv. INVESTIGATES b.
1TfsST1 f.rssoNs FOR PERMITS; Easy
msrKlng, ears furnished Cab Poser toie
ReifehieA. Met 1900 GA s.. Aw. s.
1TI.f0 DRIVING LESSONS - LICENSED
White men; anywhere. any hour; yoCr or eur
ssractlon A persis. can any dime, Adams s4ss.
UNIVERSITY TEACHER Offers P.SIvAIa i.
classes IN French. German and Other sub
5ects; reasonable rates. Mr.. wEEadS. Liu-
ANOTHER STUDENT SAYS. Attended
Hoy9 school IS days studying shorthand.
S asas m no sssn ssSss posstlen SIS 0 Week
Another, - months placed si2s mo. An-
shs. go days 2 ss che sssrsssry e sen
results, Earn m0re--sthrt at Boyds TO-DAY,
asssel. isSs s. Nat. ssss.
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THANK fortune you armed with rifles" said
Tarzan Have you plenty of ammunition" "Yes
Bwana" replied MUNRO I'VE have saved it, using
our spears and arrows whenever we could" "Goodi"
exclaimed the ape-man. We shall need it. How
far are we from the ship" Then to his dismay
Taryan learned that the WaZri also were lost, the
drigble gone and Jason Gridey evidently swallowed
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Before MUNRO could finish his story Tarzans keen
ears heard a distant sound "They are comingr'
he warned II hear them," answered Muvtro. Have
you seen them-these izard-men?" questioned Tar
Fan mo Bwana, we have seen no people for
long time: only beasts-terrible beasts" "You are
going to see some terrible men now, Tarzan warned
them but do not be frightened by their appear
ance your bullets will bring them down..
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sITUATToNs-MEN AND WOMEN.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

COUPLE. colored. reliable wish position as
chauffeur, butler. cook and general house
workers; good references. Lin. OATS
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NO1AA<Al- " 4OAsAODAA4A~Os
AUBURN 5-PAss. SPORT, SEDAN. 1880
sires; S565. Warfield Motor Co., 1870 Conn
AUBURN, MODEL s-ss sEDAN-straight
eight, dark blue body; excellent condition;
bargain. Owner leaving city. Decatur
BauJdcK s. TANDARD 8 SPORT ROADSTER.
1928, 1915, This car, is cheap at the price,
the condition is excellent; 3o.day, guarantee
1926 Open evenings.
BUICK 1929 CONVERTIBLE COUPE. MOD
e1 o41Rumbe seat, neT sport na,,s Top With
orisinaI tan finish and leather 5holsteTy
are beth s neg saI5 terms sn 35n trade sde
NV. Open evenings and Sunday.
and in tiptop shape mechanically and IN
Dealers. 1907 14th. Potomac 6l4o.
CADILLAC TOWN CABRIoIET, model Sab:
low mileage; perfect tires and f mi meter .
and iin' IN morning 81 :s Posomac oass 1870
CADILLAC. model 3I4,. 7-pagsenger llmousine
beautiful car: $3.50. Lee D. Butler, Inc.
ll32 Conn. ave. NV, Pierce-Arrow Distrinu-
Phone Adams lsio. after 8,
CaEvRoLET COACH, is27E In. sBs ,1l
holstery in fine shape; viii saeTifce for s12S,
VIII accept $40 cash ana $40 monthly az
my home, PISA Woodley pl. Nv, Col. 1245.
CHEVROLET 4-DooR SEDAN. LATE "a
Only 81 600 MI; exc mech. cond Private
owner must sacrifice fer SITS cash.
ThorouGf inspection invited. McReynolds
Apt, lat 1891, Apt. ll20:
CHEVROLET ROADSTER, 1881. s43S. New
white side wall tires, paint orisinal and
IN rerfect condition. Priced az S1s beloW
1921 I4th St, North 6s26.
CHEVROLET LANDAU SEDAN, 1923, s225.
One 0f ffTA hest b4Jvs offered today. This
car has fust been refinished, the upholstery
and motor ok. 30-day guarantee. II: ..
Leary. Jr. 4 Bros, 1871 44tns Nortn o6ze-
Open evenings.
CHEVROLET COUPE. ie2s-Looks and runs
fine; for balance due, st7S. Fred L. Morgan,
1341 14kh st. u.ws a
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s4O0-Rooming house, 10 rooms; rent, $50
S450-Rooming house, 9 rooms; rent, $50.
s550-Rooming house, Is rooms; rent, $65
S85O-Rooming house, 10 rooms, Q baths;
newly decorated; new furniture; filed
$9O0-Rooming house, 10 rooms; new fur
nituTe; good Mass. ave. location.
$l,0O0-Rooming house, IL rooms; newly dec
GRATED. well furnished: a bargain.
$1,2so-Rooming house, Is rooms, 2 baths;
cheap rent: central; good TERMS
good corner good income; bargain.
S3,000-Rooming house. IS rooms cheap
rent; central: filled; good income
$500-Cigar, news and novelty business, old
stand; rent, $40: bargain
SS00-Confect. and lunch. well equipped;
cheap rents good business; will sac
s1,5O0-Confect., fountain, lunch and rooms;
fine stand; good business; rent, s75
$2,500-Grecery and z rooms; rent, SIS; good
corner; old stand: good terms
r. NJ. CURTIS. $40 18th st. NV Nat 1882
SEE US BEFOR BUYING a business we
handle the best places. reasonably priced, on
easy terms. See our listings. rooming houses
lunch rooms. delicatessens, grocery stores, ali
p Pr F. CARLEY CO., 8O2 10th St.
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MEN
ST, 10000 A MONTH
IN THIS ZONE.

rn,s ts the nav check one OF our men
received. and as a result, promotion l need
an industrious, ambitious. hard-worklnS man
"a Sood reputation. between IS and so years
al age, to replace him in Westminster. ar
fitorieS opening ~ Virginia ana Msrs;;lMin isSl
Experience helpful but not necessary, car
"a necessary. Inquire Room 209 Hil bhllo-
ms, nth and Eye SITS, NV, see Mr.. Spooner
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LIVING ROOM SUITES.
Anso1ntelv the talk of the town. See how
We make them: You select The t1s design g.
as low as $50 so: Come and inspect :, o'ur
nnSses ia France Upholstery Factory, 2S09
i4th st. NV Columbia lo172
FURNITURE & RUGS.
mast in quality lowest in price. Bed room,
living and dining r cSor Suites odd
siorsi H,,,Ii-iip and boudoir chairs, davenpoEk
ana eate-ieg extension tables; Special prices
an studio and daybedS, springs, mattFeSSs
niilows see our 5-floor display.
J rrsS Evsnings Cash or Credit.
KEW BARGAIN HOUSE, !
North ss4a. 9oo4 18th st. N.wsqs
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Observation-Disclosures

USED STEINWAY UPRIGHT
we mad three of them yesterday. juat one
leit now. is like new, the $1,000 size,
mnaaasnofany, and guaranteed perfect. Now
o. j. DE MoLL L CO.,
18th st at q
DOES THIS MEET YOUR PROBLEM?
Want to give your child the advantaees
Of o1sad musical 1cs education. but don't want to
All right, we will sell you a used nrart,cs
piano at $50. $50 SIS or more on easy terms
ana allow you 20 Exchange It later FOR a
D ne, piano without loss. Just like lending
8. J. DE MoII. & co.
18th st. at q
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MFN-PREFERABLY-Ml
Between 80 and 40 Years.

Between ~ ana ~ Gal =
If you are locking fer an opportunity whiea
viii broaden your financial and mental
norton We want 10 interview YOU. We odeT
Won no magic lamp. but we do extend TO YOU
the vision % future that is bounded ONLY
Nv your own possibilities, -.
The kind OF men we are seekinG, are thoSSee
who can run without being wound every -
hours The opportunity we possess Tor yol
cannot transform a failure into success,
But ID CAN lead . success into more teTtl!e
Aeids. Mere lob-hunterS ana uN-pS-llSHsS
will be ignored - ,,-, 90 ,.,,,
IL you can work where others shirk II you
49, ms rried and possess a sense of personal
Tespensibnity II YOU can SPEAK lntetHRenIN
and clearly write your QualineaUohS' A0-
dress Box lar. Star office.
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AUTO Statesmen.

An opportunity presents itself in the SAFE
az Majestic refrigeratorS. -.
Perfected territories for an accented mouse
hold appliance coed .worg Ems conoitioaaSse,
Eisenarandt Co, Majestic Distributors sSz
II ST, NV, ----------------------
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LIVE STOCK AND CATTLE.

HORSES-One heavy hunter, chestnut, l6s,
Z years old; will go any company. One
Iight-weight hunter, suitable for lady Ap-
ply Q. r. Logan. Mr. Newboid Noyes' estate
Cha1n Bridge-Fairfax pike, Mclean. Va.
JERSEY HEIFER, one thorouRhbred, for
sale; expecting to be fresh in March. Call
Lincoln 0447; Mrs. Kicks.
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HEI.P--MEN.

ALTO MECHANIC. arst-ciass. must be able
70 repair ali makes OF eaii ADDRESS BOX
my Efnf OficF
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FORD SPORT ROADSTER 1928 = Rumble
seat; fuily, eauippsd: new rubber excellent excellent
s1s6; easy terms. Triangle Motor Co.,
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FARM AND GARDEN.
.SALk--AUTOMOBILES.

IF YOUR LAWN and shruubery need atten-
ton, call West 2459. Manure, compost and
top soil cheap.
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CHAuFFruRs, white must have ideniilea-
ton cards. Irying Cab Corp, Union Ga
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COMFORTABLE basement room in EXCHANGE
for janitor service; competent, white or COZ
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COACH. latest 1881; condition
AL; need money; sacrifice. S475; terms. Ma
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wANrEn--SALESMEN.


rANVAssERS Statesmen, 70 sell fast-moy,
ma electrical appliances, FfiEtoatfe ano All
the popuiRy brands Of redo. washina, ms
ehiHfs. Yhcuums: big commission: no ofsW-
ina See Mr. Minntck, TO 10 am ~
l2th -. NV. -.------s------4--x ----a-~
WANT FIVE GOOD Statesmen with ears
that want 20 make money. our proposition
rs selling New salesmen ARE MAKING
money, aud makinE II quick, II you nave
car and want 10 haze that car pay It's way
como IN and talk the proposition over with
us 927 Tower ButldinR. before noon --------
SALESMAN, BY Southern distributor: for
Capillzer the new crank-case oil rectlnes,
Commission Increase with sales; ponus 10
salesman 1913 Conn. ave ..------------------
Statesmen Attractive proposition LOT men
aBd wonea. VirR mia. Maryland or local Tex Tex
ftta~y 81 sells FAST earnings daily, 30 70 sAV-
hwpiy Room 200 cas- + 81, n.w.---.-
SPECIALLY SALESMAN hiEh-erade. capable
fandlfng statesmen, selling Tnercnants' 70
YcpTesent factory direct Phone MT. NC
Kennfy, Ambassador Hotel for appointment
WE have openings for three hust,ssTis men en-
income from $4,000 TO 10000: we are IN
p dyertislng acency doing naHonal DUST
ness with A proven direct mail sales pro
cram whose users have renewed " lne -.
tent 'of as per cent annually must nave cal,
no drawing account or talafy, as oMT ,,i pta,I
finances Itself Call Friday Mr.. Wlihs.h-
son. Hotel Raleigh.
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FORD 1881 b-PA6SNN0ER VICTORIA
Coupe Bedford cord :, upholstery; body
wheels. Just like buying p new car. $3.50;
terms and trade. Wardeld Motor Company
lIaO Conn. ave. NV. Open evenings.
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UHAUFFEUHN t1UI VIII IuETlfIiItat tNf9 N"I VI.
Apply Capitol Cab Co sos cue s. nv. or
rear 1853 q 80, h.e' ask Tor Mr.. newman.
C,tfAItFFEURS t25l 20 drive a1oae new
Broa0utooF cabs. must have identification
card: opportunity 10 make real money. APP
,nIy Ant g 81 Ew See Mr. Wolfe
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CHRYSLER IS COUPE. l99D-Runlble seat:
s495; This ear priced for quick sale Tires.
paint, upholstery and mechanical condition
excellent. Easy terms. 30-day guarantee.
H ,. Leary, Jr., Bros, 1921 14th. North
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The most available, attractive and .valu-
able 17-room brick mansion, anil, between
Washington and Baltimore, at Hyattsville.
Very large, spacious terraced grounds, mag
nificent trees. Commanding location on
Rhode Island avenue boulevard the leading
thoroughfare of the National Capital. Large
handsome rooms; very large, spacious We
randa; occupying one square of ground
viii rent only to frst-class tenants, with
references 500 month. OWNER, phone
Hvattsviile 1881
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FUR FINISHERS.
Experienced women for our
fur repair department. Apply
personnel office.
FRANK Il. JELLEFF, INC,
12l6-1220 F St. NV.
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CHEVROLET COUPE. Ig18--Looks and runs
fine; for balance due, Sl7o. FRED i. Morgan,
1341 14th st. NV a
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CHRYSLER 9 ROADSTER. 1880. 1878. Al
most new car, driven very little By n
very careful driver. Looks like n new car.
Bros. 1881 i5th. North ss3s @as' 90"
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DODGE FAET COUPE-Dark blue puco;
perfect condition; guaranteed; for balance
due. S2ap. MORGAN, 1871 lAth sc. NV.
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free and open 70 the public. Dean John
McDfIl FOX Of the school o. law an
nounced today.
Mr.. Logan is chairman Of the Aero
nautical Committee of the American
Bar Association. He presented q re
port at the recent convention Of the
association IN Atlantic City, which
created much discussion because it
stated that the owner of the soil does
not own any portion Of the air space
above his land, that he has merely a
preferred right to use such air space as
he may aave practical use for, and that
the regulations OF the Government GOV
ern the use Of the air space above The
height to which the owner of the soil
is actually using for BUILDINGS.
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sinkheld, coiored, 10, Of the 1900 block

sinkneld, coiored, 10, Of the 1900 block
of Ninth street was killed by James
Nelson Pearson, colored, taxi driver,
500 block of D street. witnesses said
Pearson struck Sinkfield ON the head
with q crank handle during a dispute
early Sunday over payment of taxi fare.
Headquarters Detective Dennis j..
Murphy told the jury Pearson admitted
striking Sinkheld, but said Sfnkheld.
who was feet inches tall, was COM
ing toward him in a menacing man
ner with his hand In his pocket. as
though on . weapon.
Peter Henry watson, colored. 20. OF
the 1900 block of Tenth street, died
from cuts on the throat and cheeks adj
ministered by Andrew K. Bryant, col
ored, %, also of the 1900 block of
Tenth street, during an alteration at
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We offered this opportunity to by LESS THAN COST
the entire line of floor samples of LIVING ROOM FURN
the
AS these SAPLES used for display purposes
full attention details in Workmanship always given Furnu
purposes.
Note the Remarkable Sangsand be Here Early for First Che
samples" and Quantities are Limited!
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for his mother. Francesca schiAvone

for his mother. Francesca Schiavone
Of Palazzo, italy.
Julia Kraus Is to have 45 600 in APP
probation Of services while in the en-
ploy OF the deceased. Other specific be-
quests include $1,000 to Frank j.
Kaufman, a former bank associate;
81 900 TO sister, Rosina Fradusco, and
smaller amounts to several cousins.
His library, automobiles and jewelry
are left to his son, Harry r. Schiavone,
and his household effects to his wife,
Mary Schiavone, during her life. The
widow j. also to have the family resi-
dence, At 2l3 West Bradley lane, Chevy
Chase, Md, during her life or widow
hood. At her death or remarriage 1t
goes to the children, Frances E. and
Harry r. Sehiavene.
Hiileary L. offutt, 3r, and Thomas
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the home Of the men Friday evening,
the jury held. Testimony indicated the
fight took place while the two men
quarreled over a Job.
In the third case, the jury held Rob-
ert Ford, colored, IS. of the 800 block of
L street southwest. in connection with
the killing of James Turner, colored,
80. of the 400 block OF q street. It was
testified Turner was shot three times by
Ford when he asked Ford to pay a SIS
debt.
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H. Patterson are to hold IN trust q fund
come equally among the widow and two
children. The remaining estate, the
value of which Is not disclosed, Is to go
to the two children. who are requested
to contribute to the support of the
mother.
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Organ Recital Sunday Night.

WARRENTON, va, November II
(speciaD IT. William Street, organist
of st. James Church, warrenton, will
give an organ recital in the church
Sunday evening at 7:45, assisted by
union choir, a male quartet and Alvin
". Baird of Delaplane, Va.
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$3.50 Au-WOOl Blankets

Solid color or block plaid patterns--bound
with matching sateen. 10000 wool. 66x80-
inch double-bed size. All wanted colors in
the assortment.
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When James Ramsey changed his
mind about drowning in the reservoir at
Castlewood, England, he grasped the
outstretched cana of farmer and was
rescued, only tc be arrested for at
tempting suicide.
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nfurnu
niur Comps of Ii RoomFu
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WILL OF SCHIAvONE
FILED FOR PROBATE
Banker Bequeaths Life Annuity to
Mother in Palazzo, Italy, and
Leaves Trust Fund.

The will Of Joseph Schiavone, presi-
dent Of the international Exchange
Bank. who died November IL, was
filed yesterday for probate. 1t provides
a life annuity Of 1000. Ira per month
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ATTORNEY WILL DISCUSS
AVIATION LAW PROGRESS
George B. Logan of st. Louis Will
Lecture at Catholic Univer-
sity Tomorrow Night.

A lecture on Progress in Aviation
Law" subject regarded as Of increas-
ing Importance in the aviation indus
try, will be given in the Catholic Uni
versity auditorium tomorrow night at 8
o'clock by George B. Logan, st. Louis
attorney. who Is considered an author
ity on the subject. The lecture will be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-11-17
THREE IN SLAYlNGS
HELD TO GRAND JURY
Coroner's Juries Report Each
Killed Man in Wrangle Here
Over Week End.

Three colored men were held for the
grand jury on murder charges yester-
day at coroner's inquestS at the District
Morgue.
The coroner's jury held that Earl