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nv GRETCHEN SMITH.
a N original and novel conIhina ton
n NJ wild and cultivated flowers
n has been used effectively by
4 4 Bernard r. Lane of 1927 Con-
duit road in transforming the
grounds Of his hillside home into a
garden If loveliness. It will he opened
TO the public for the first time during
the Georgetown garden pilgrtms ge
FRIDAY and Sa tllrday.
Nature lovers. particularly those
looking for new ideas in the landscsp-
ing Of country. homes will receive in
spiration from q visit to Mr., Lanes
home.
Far down Conduit read. an incen-
spic,lous gravel road turns abruptly
from the highway IN the right An
almond tree now In blossom. and .
purple lilac guard the entrance. rom
cealine from the passer-by the vista of
beauty which lies beyond the turning.
Home IN hillside.
Past the first floral sentinels at the
beginning Of the road. the visit5r sees
the Lane dwelling perched high upon
= hilltop. and reaching behind the
house a second hill rolls even higher
on the sides of which flowers Of every
species and color have been encouraged
tn grow. as though planted by Natures
own hand.
In fact. many Ct the flowers and
plants have, been planted by Mother
Nature who has To oil appearances
approved NJ Mr.. Tsne's love and care
of her floral children. for throughout
the beds of, iris and tulips. and the
rock gardens NJ. coIItmbine, woodahys-
cipth and bleeding hearts. innumera bic
wild flowers and plants have sprung mp
naturally. vieinR with the cultivated
blooms in beauty.
In one rock garden resting in the
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Grand Canyon with a roof over it.
Then when you get inside. It's got
all the cathedrals of the world in It,.
with half OF 'em hanging upside
down. n drunk" suddenly woke
no in that great hall in there. he
would think he had died and gone
to Heaven. for that's the nearest
thing to his ima gination Of the
place.
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Eve Books Repair Library.

Five Caxton volumes recently SUP
riied sufficient funds to repair the LII
hrarv CT York Minister, At York. Eng
land The sale of the books brought
500 900. which uill cover the estins-
ted cost Of the most urgent restoration
work required on the roofs, stonework
and parapets
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FOUR DIE IN BUS FIRE
Pa ssengers Are Trapped When We
hicle Falls From Bridge.

ST. ETIENNE. France. May II oP).--
Four persons were burned TO death to-
day when they were trapped in a mo-
torbus which broke through a parspet
and fell 30 feet into q rsYine at st.
Paul en- Jarez. The bus overturned
and caught fire. Twenty passengers
were badly hurt but managed to scrsm-
BILE from the flames TO safety. Cause
Of the accident was not determined.
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BAN ON CONCENTRATES SEEN.
Methodist Board Prophecy Grape Prod
nets Law.

The. opinion that iii the present law
proves inadequate to deal with the
sale of grape concentrates there is
surely no doubt that the people will
demand effective amendment Of the
prohibition act" was expressed yester-
day by the Methodist Board OF Temper
snce. Prohibition and Public Morals.
An editorial In its weekly clipsheet
said, The widely published comment of
Col. Amos W. w. Woodcock. prohibit
ton director. concerning the sale OF
wine concentrates throughout the colIn-
try, strikes q note Of sincerity which
will be alphabetically received by
honest men, wet and dry.
Col. Woodcock calls attention tn Ihe
sbvious dif1culty Of proving a criminal
violation which must he based upon
intent, but he makes H. quite clear that
ne Is giving zerious considera ton tn the
methods now being used in promoting
the home manufacture Of lntoxicat ting
wines
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gan dictstorial measures which have
DESTROYED whatever popular backing he
still had.
Surrounded with Pomp.
While consta ntly preaching that DO
litical parties must organize themselves
50 as to merit public confidence. Presi-
dent Uriburu refuses To permit politics
meetings at which such organization
could be effected He has surrounded
himself with military pomp and re-
mains aloof behind . smoke screen
which efIectuslly keeps him cut NJ
touch with public opinion.
Greatly surprised when the radicals
won the elections in conservs tive
Buenos Aires Province by 10 per cent
ma jority President Uriburu still re-
mains blind TO the fact that ct least
IS per cent Of the voters will cast their
ballots for radical candidates. whether
elections are held six months from now
or later.
Had President UribuTlI called cleo
tons Immediately upon assuming ONCE.
as he was advised by friends. including
Gen. Justo, who helped to organize the
revolution. he could undoubtedly have
put any one he chose into the presi-
dency. This opportunity is gone and
President Uriburu has lost control NJ
the situation, except such control as
he continues to hold by force. His
closest friends advised him TO accept
the inevitable call for elections and
abide by the results, or resign the
provisional presidency.
Other Parties JOiD Radicals.
The Conservative party il the only
one Of the five political parties which
participated in the revolution which
still supports him. The others have
Joined the radicals in demanding cleo
government.
Neither these parties nor the public
in general was satisfied with the decree
setting the date of the elections six
months from now. This decree il gen.
orally looked upon ss q move to enable
President Uriburu TO remain in ONCE
until he can plan some other means to
keep the radicals out OF power. It Is
generally admitted. however that this
can be done only by force. and the pub
lie refuses to accept a government OF
force.
President Uriburu no longer has the
support of either the army or the navy
The government has virtually ceased to
function except as political machine
since the new bjnet was formed and
pressing public problems. such IS
finance. farm relief and initiation 1T
public works. are still awaiting solution
Copyright. 1872
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Once the home of Robert Browning. a
house in Warwick Crescent. London.
has been solo to the Children's Clinic.
Who will make 1t it's headquarters.
The poet lived in the place for rs years
and there wrote The Ring and the
Book" and many other poems
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for seven miles
through the eel
ebrated Ca rls-
bad Cs yerns. I
thought the big
gest hole in the
9roun d W A $
when you was
drilling for oil
and struck a
dry hole. But
this Is bigger
than even that.
It's just the
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INDIAN REBELS KILLED
Foyr hi. In Clash with Military
Police AZ Heuzsda.

EANGOON. Burma. Nav II 'P'.-
Wctr rebels were killed and several
wounded when = party attacked Inc
police station at Henzads YESTERDAY
After opening fire the rebels tried ~
rush the station in hand-to-hand hght-
ing. and . non -conlmissioned ofhcer OF
r,Iniab and > Sepoy were gravely
wounded with swords.
The rebels finally retrested In Dis
order under heavy Are.
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srECIAL NOTICES.

sALsToN CHAIR WORKS. MA IS AS;
idsnd Of one and cne-half. per cent .'Ilso.,
on The sr, series Of 1925 PREFERRED stock
.na tSree.ir inin J per esnt 1 1IssS IN The
sisE series Of 1927 preferred stock Of the
s :eisnsd 1 aiss5 Jun. ssi SoSee Il
Ssid stock OF record on MAY ~. 1891;
S2G ssoct lo IF he vii Be closed
hcn the close Of business on May Is. 1891
te fh' "re" T. r. lREYsER. sscre 81 yS'
THE ANNUAL MEETING or The STOCK
soidert Of the East washington SAVINGS Bsns
Transaction Of anv other business that may
be brought 70 the attention Of the meeting
snt 2s hf sous. as Rs az.
between the hogr' q z o;Iqsk ,s noon 2, and
secre.ar5-TTeasur.r
FoR RENT-EOoMs SUITABLE FOB or
Sees. studios ard lisht manrfaeturinE pun
2PTs } sTErN. ts2 Inc Ind ave. nv,
CONC, WHERE? TELL ;LI,, Of WHEN AND ,ino
mighty good care ~ n 81 low cost. tele-
EsTRf;oSli pErfiSs fS %AssR.' SSon. ss'i
. our AWNINGS AND SHADES ADD COM,
tcrt and distinction 20 your home 81 small
ss t.r psn asstT'6 Co a"p S: I.5 ss'' A
CHAIRS FOR RFNT. SUITABLE FOR
sRIDGE rAFTIgs. bs n1usts. weddings and
meetings. To- 10 per DAY each, new chairs
S M n9' sT4 Tr"s sf fesG is cor sn' 1 o
~ ne Metropolitan 1874
PDST REFM TN H25s LIvsd ROOM
s. MorH. Let rs Mothproof them Tor you
right IN your own homs--by the Konate
Cor Years. Nov is the time Reduced
UNITED STATES STORAGE co.
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Will Rogers
Says:

CARLSBAD. N. Mex Celebrating
Mothers day by giving Ma"
Rogers a vacation, Picked her
white desert flower and walked her
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Amherst President Em.ritn. Die.

AMHERST. Mass. Nav II fp, mr..
George Daniel Olds president erneri-
tus of Amherst College. died todsy. He
Usk II yeara old.
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VETERANS SONS TO MEET

O0I. NOpeTF +. LOngstTeet 70 Speak
70 Confederate Group.
Camp No 3O5 NJ the Sons NJ Com
federste Veterans will hold the last of
. series Of meetings in the Confederate
Memorial Home. 1922 Vermont avenue
tomorrow night At 4 o'clock. Col
Robert Y. Bongstreet is to he one Of the
speakers
The camp has gone on record - ia
voring the holding Of the Confederate
Veterans reunion here next year. The
propose Is said To have met with favor
able response.
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RUM BOARD READY
TO STUDY DRY LAW
AND SOCIAL EFFECT

Continued From First Pagel
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ARGENTINA UNREST
SEEN THREATENING
ANOTHER REVOLT

CONTINUED From First Pagel
gan dictatorjal measures which have
DESTROYED whatever popular backing he
still had.
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POSI- WAR TARIFF
WALLS GIVEN BLAME
FOR CUSTOMS UNION

CONTINUED Prom First Pagel
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=. q ElEItIOW > FEI SHOPS,
6l2 81. NV. 1908 Irving NV.
SPECf4L-SPECIAL-s IAI
Your dog given a sanitary bath. cornpIete-
y eliminating heaS, and dried with electric
dryer. all for 81. Dr. Locke'S DOG and Cat
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

NATIONAL AUTO TRAVEL BUREAU - A
dignihed service TO passengers and private
car owners; TO California and elsewhere
s47 Earle Bldg. Can any time Nat. s676. =
WOMAN DRIVING TO DENVER, COLO.
about Aug. a. wants companion. share ex-
penses and assist driving. Address BOX
i6-B. Star Office.
PARTY DRIVING NEW JERSEY VIA At
lsntic City, Friday. desires one or two pas
sengers, sharing expenses Adams 64e4.
VIRGINIA BEACH. jamestown, Yorktown
williamsburg Sat. and Sun, Aug. 70, %;
low rates. Phone Emerson T124. 2ls
WE FIND MOTORISTS with vacant seats
and travellers to oil them. Bunyan's Auto
Travel Bureau. l404 L st. Met. $3.50.
YOUNG MAN. driving through Niagara to
Canada Aug. %; ] to 3 passengers, share
expenses Address Box 496-J. Star Office. :
PACKARD SEDAN. LEAVING FRIDAY FOR
Omaha. can accommodate 4 people; reason
able any point on National Highway, Ad-
ans 02.2 20
DRIVING TO DETROIT August %. accom-
m0dste four.
Georgia OTTO.
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CHEVROLET SPORT COUPE. 1880; excep-
tfonally clean inside and out fully equipped.
perfect mechanical condition, excellent tires;
$3.50; easy terms. BarryPate Motor Co,
2525 sherman ave NV. Adams 5000.
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HELP--noMESTIC.

3 sa,s So pr week 2G05 WCodley I'd. u.a..
Cleveland 1850
Girl fcE general h0ussWoEE. 50fT ca
Lh@dgal ave
HCUeEKEEPER, white, Catholic preferred
refined Wlillng worker small family z chill
drcn nice home references Clev 6i5l .
LADY. Waite. middle ageo, 70 care Tor small
rnl.E and 90 5lghi h0usewolk stay u.Eats
can Clarendon fsz7-W-2, al Cherrydale
agr, Clarendon va
WOMAN white to take care Of h~gt-Hoog
ana cooxing References from last place.
Call FRIDAY between G and pm n W.
iSirke St, Chevy Chase. Mo. 1l IL
WOMAN. dependable. white, Tor light house
work and speeis, cave for ilttle girl stay
nights, $50 month 500 Philadelphia ave,
Silver sprlng. No
WOMAN white. FOR geneTal housework must
be fos5d o. children, sleep in $50 per month.
Xyls 2fQS-R
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In order to protect its adver-
tisers from receiving circular
matter, it is expressly under
stood and agreed that all such
matter will be withheld as far
as possible by The Star. Only
bona fde answers to advertise
ments addressed TO box numbers
in care OF The Star will be de-
livered to advertisers on pres
entation of the box number
ticket.
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CHEVROLET 8 COACH, Ie29-Priced below
the average above the average IN condition.
There many many miles of transporta-
tion ready for you at most economical
buy; s275. Lee D. Butler, Inc, Champlafn
ST 1T Kelorama I'd
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The Waziri faced the slowly advancing herd and
then. at Gridley's command, they fired. The
thunderous voley had its effect upon the beasts.
They hestated then turned and retreated But be-
hind them were the saber-tooth tigers. Once again
they swung back in the direction Of the men who
were now moving rapidly toward the forest. Here
they eome!" shouted Dorf. And a backward glance
revealed the fact that the entire herd. goaded to
terror by the tigers behind them, had broken into
a mad stampede.
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The men in their path doomed unless they
were able to make the safety Of the forest ahead
Of the charging quadrupeds. Give EN- another VOL
Ieyl" cried .Grdley A dinotherum, a thag and
two mammoths stumbled and fell to the ground,
but the remainder of the herd did not pause. Leap
ing their fallen comrades they Numbered down
upon the fleeing men Now indeed. was 1t every
for himself So close pressed were they, that
the brave Waziri threw away their rifles as
useless encIrnbrances to fight.
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sITUATIoN--MEN.

CARPENTER wants work; WIZ work by day
or 5ob work guaranteed, reasonable and
good cOors. WINDOWS, screens porcheSg pa 70
utiOps Doors, painting and cement work
Cal schWlp6t Metropolitan 1855
CHAUFFEUR. experienced. houSew0rk, de-
livery driver, also porter reference Roscoe
Tacker- i4is Que ST nv. Phone North 56e7
FILIPINO, experienced chauffeur. hdaseman.
yard man and butter, wants private family
work Ad6eees Box t9-J, Star oface. 20'
PATENT CONNECTION DESIEED-Member
OF District bar years Of cOilege engineer
ing course; also scientific German and three
years college chemistry, responsible BUSINESS
and once experience. Address Box 45s-J,
Star osaee.
STENOGRAPEER competent young man.
Knowie6se accounting sne Spanish formerly
, CONGRESSMAN EsefefafE. desires work. Au-
dress Boa 4e4-J. star once.
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sITUATION-DOMEsTIC

CFAMBERMAID, waitress or childS nurse;
good reference. 1918 18TH St. NV
COOK. colored. neat, experienced waitress,
mothers helper nurse; full, part time or
days. city references. Decat ur 2419
COOKING and nrSt-foor work desired by
reliable colored woman; hrst-claSs worker;
reference Potomac 2446
DAYS WORK wanted. Can Atlantic 1923.
Bessie Smith. 90
GERMAN GIRL, refined. wants, work as
English: stay nights or 20 home Address
Box 424-J. Star once. 2oa
GIRL. coloreo, wishes a place as cook.
mothers helper or general houseworkeT. Call
North fS25-J
GIRL wants days work or laundry work.
Telephone METROPOLITAN 4lO5.
no Laundry go home nights. Atlantic 1897
GIRL from South wants general homework
Or hrEt-cless laundress, best city ref. 1873
sth 81. nv
GIRL wants Job as. waitress, general house
work. nurse or days work, 325 Sc
GIRL, colored from North, wants work.
part Of whole time; references Adams
GIRL colorec. light complexti6n. wishes DO
sttion as cock or maid. CAL al 1908 18th
81 nv. Apt 4 90
good cook, h9ussworkeT. Gursensid or part
time ctty reference. Dec. 0537
WOMAN. colored wants days work or gem
fral houSeWoTkt home nights references.
Phone North 4997-J 1915 w 81, Apt
YOUNG LADY. neat, housekeeper compan-
ion or care % children needs work badly.
Address Box 495-J, Star Office
YOUNG WOMAN with child year and half
90 wishes houseWork in small family, Call
Columbia 523S
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Observation-Disclosures


ADDING MACHINES Your choice. from $50
to SOS. All makes and models Rent sales
service Un aIoS Typewriter Co.. 1927 N Y.
ANTIQUE CLOCK. tables, chairs. basket fire
crate child chair and crib, kitchen cabinet,
dishes, cans, lino.eum rug, Savage washer,
hreiess COOKER leaving town. Ga. l540-J.
BATH TUBS. prick ana building materials
Come to any Of Hechtngers yards for your
eny seeeted We seq have a4ss esSy II
sS IN nSe6 ANY WEI fN S49eT t2S9 2T6 2xs 2XIo
windows. doors, sash, pipe. bath tubs, radi-
ators, plumbing and heating materials in ex-
ranged for convenient seection 'e vist Is opa ar
yards tor the greatest selection at bargain
HEcHINdER Co. HoUsEwREcKING DEPT.
Main Ofnceal5th and H SITS. NE
Bf HgasssSadoss s9 ga A Sss s s.W
BILLIARD AND POCKET TABLES, an sizes;
complete stock supplies; table and cue re-
Bowling Supply Co. $40 9Th INV. Dist Anil.
CASH REGISTERS. snow cases. wall cases,
counters, Shelving. chairs, tables, scales iron
tains electric grinders, mixers refrigerators.
pa rtitions, store equipment and fixtures OF
every description EdRar Baum. Inc, Bi4
CHAIRS, restaurant; very cheap. Amply
Wallis cafe, 6l7 I7th st. NV.
COFFEE URNs. toasteTs, steam tables. gas
cash registers. refrigeratorS, refrigerator dis
play cases, electric mixers. scales. safes.
cash registers, tables. chairs, shelving. bake
ovens, etc Atlas Store Fixture Co. ala
9th st NV, Met. 9297
DAY BED. IS: leather wing rocker, IS:
wicker rocker. 81 Pot. 57s6-W.
DESKS surplus from S. Government;
also tremendous savings in new factory
close outs and seconds cheapest prices or
chairs dles. safes, etc Commercial Once
Furn Co. 400 sth Sc. NV Met. 7742
OF factory seconds of Office
furniture, desks, tables, chairs, book cases,
NfF
furniture You can also rent IL. H. Baum &
Son, SIS z St. NV. National 9l36.
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We hop Northward today on Army Air Corps
mission of cooperation with the topographic map
making bureau of the Federal Government, the
Geological Survey The Air Corps has been pioneer
in the development Of aerial photography and is
sponsible for numerous new applications and i'm
provements in the art of creating maps with the CAM
eras eye Our plane is single motored cabin plane
one of several specially constructed for the work
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The camera contains long roll Of film and the eX-
posures made automatically at previously deter
mined intervals, ranging from 10 to 80 seconds de-
pendent upon air speed, wind direction and alu-
tude The map pictures made with this device are
known as vertical shots and not of the type with
which the public is most familiar, the obiques which
are taken by pointing the camera over the side, and
show the view as it would appear If taken from
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ANTIQUES, all kinds, and modern furniture
We will pay the highest market prices for
rare and desirable furniture. Gail the Linz
coin Co.. Metropolitan 1917. The arm that
buys everything OF value
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high building In making vertical photographs there
must be the highest degree of teamwork practced by
pilot and cameraman. For each exposure the pilot
must level the ship and the photographer must keep
the camera axis nearly in vertical as possible,
otherwise distortion and inaccuracy will make the
photos useless. The covered by single
posure is determined by the altitude from the ground
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-20

F1eeer animals in the lead like the red deer STAN
peded through the party, forcing them to right and
left. The two white men were attempting to cover
the warizs retreat and check the beasts with their
revolvers. They succeeded in turning few of the
leaders but presently great I'd stag passed be-
tween them, forcing them to jump apart to escape
his heavy antlers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-08-20

Bowled over by a huge soth. the American scram-
bled to his feet and, passing in front OF great
mastodon. he reached the tree just the main
body of the stampeding herd closed about it, Its
great boe gave him momentary protection. and
an instant later he had scrambled among its
branches. Instantly his first thoughts were for his
companions. But where they had been D moment
rif1ed, plunging beasts No sign of human being
anywhere, and Gridley knew living thing
could have survived.
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MAN capable of meeting The public able TO
drive light car and acquainted with city, for
our service department. Prefer married
man willing 10 start at $50 week. Refer
ences and bond required. See service man
ager 2 TO Pm. only, e79 National Press
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Only Exceptions

Death Notices and Lost and
Found advertisements for The
Daily star will be accepted UP to
noon, day OF issue, except 5atur-
day and LEGAL Holidays, when the
closing time is 10 am. Death
Notices and Lost and Pound for
The Sunday Star will be accepted
up to IL pm. Saturday.
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FuRNITURE-Dont sacrifice your furniture
we VIII give you more for furniture, brio
a-Drae, CHINA. antiques and once furniture
Phone us and be Convinced The Iinrniyi
Co, tel Met 1917 BO4 6tf1 st NV
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HOME IMPROVEMENTS

Let US take care Of your HOME IMPROVE
MENTS you are planning to do. such
gainting, papering. heating, plumbing. etc,
al your work. Estimates free Phone THE
HOME DECORATORS. INC, Met. 0S54-Bg55,
at 1908 9Th st. NV
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HELP--MEN.
fCOntiDued.)
HFT,P-WEN Ann WONEN.

Experienced Clothing Salesman.
References required. s. LIVINGSTON Son
90s Tth 81. NV.
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BOATS.

BOATS.
CANOES FOR SALE OR HIRE. STORED.
Dempsev's Boat House. 3sth and X NV
BOATS AND EQUIPMENTS
OF Captain Bill' William T.
Reynolds Boat House.
The personsi estate OF the late Capt. BID
William 7. Reynolds, consisting Of Launches,
Canoes, Rowboats. Nets. Tools and other
eauipments nos being sold at private sale at
the 'Soat HouSs. 34tb, 18th and x SITS. NV
BY JOSEPH r. REYNOLDS AND DANIEL,
r. RI xNOIDS ADMINISTRATORS
on. DISPLAY.
Caille Cupboard Motors,
Thompson High-Speed Boats,
Marine Supplies.
CONVENIENT TERMS
National Electrical Supply Co,
1880 New York Ave. NV.
National 900.
SALE-AIRPLANES.
IRA SELAIR. model 1000. for sale: Just re-
covered and rebuilt; hours aging since
relieensec. North 328o. Apt. 704.
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CLOSING HOURS
FOR CLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS

II pm. day before publication.
FOR Sunday. $40 pm. Saturday.
At the Branch Agencies, one
hour earlier, both for daily and
Sunday.
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CHEVROLET COACH. 1881; finished in ma
room: wire wheels; your inspection will con-
vince you OF the unusually good care this
car has had; $685.; terms $179 down; war
TO pay. Pohanka Service, 1l2s 2toh st. NV.
North O347
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face, we take succession of overlapping exposures,
the prints of which trimmed and mounted in
their proper position in relation to each other
sultng in what is known a strip map. mosaic,
When properly assembled, mosaics may be utilized
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