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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-21

25c GARTERS-Lot OF Mems
Brighton and Paris Carriers,
single grip style, in assorted 1Rc
colors OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
MEMS SI.OO TO $l.5O SHIRTS
Standard makes Of collar attached
and neckband shirts, perfects and
irregulars. White, colored and fancy
broadcloth and fancy 100
madras. Sizes 1879 to H..
MEMS RAYON SHIRTS in white,
peach, pink and blue. Heavy rich
quality. Seconds. Sizes 80 OSc
to A
soc FANCY SHORT S-Men's
fancy broadcloth shorts with elastic
Wristbands. Fast-color pat OOo
terms Sizes 30 10 49,.
MEMS HLETIC UNION
SUITS, sizes 80 to as. or white
checked nainsook with elias 900
tic insert in back .........
MEMS Sl.00 PAJAMAS III coat
and MILDLY styles. OF plain
and fancy broadcloth. All ZOc
sizes ~
MEMS SOC RAYON SHORTS
Perfect quality with elastic waist
bands. Blue, peach and pink. 0Oo
Sizes 80 to 40........ Nv
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Odd Lots
ChiIdren's Wear

No Phone or c. o. D. Orders
All Sales Final
S5.95 INFANTS SILK COATS, of
washable radium and crepe de
chine. Hand embroidered and trim
med with crocheted edge. White
and pink. Slightly soiled. CD OQ
Sizes | and years. 49,.
1898 GIRLS RAINCOATS, of
leatherette in red, green, brown,
black and navy. Mannish style with
set-in raglan sleeves, deep pockets
and ring fastenings. &1 00
Broken sizes ...........
GIRLS soc BLOoMERS, of satin
stripe sateen, made with reinforced
seats. White, pink and To
peach. Sizes to 10. .... C
SIPS CHILDREN'S PANT
DRES SES Of colorful prints.
Straightline, two-piece ensembles
and fiounced skirts. Hand-em-
broidered and trimmed in contrast
ing colors. Tub-fast. Sizes Zoo
Second Floor
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Home Needs

REMNANTS CRETONNE-2 to 10
yard lengths. in excellent quality So
inch cretonne. Many beau 7C1o
tiful color schemes. I'd. ~
CUR TAIN MARQUISETTE-
Plain colors and fancy weaves in
this 40-inch curtain marquisette, so
t popular 1 for Summer cur l24c'
CLOPAY WINDOW SHADES
Strong fiber shades in green and
ecru. Sunproof, frayproof and
crackproof. Attach them to your
old rollers.
g for SIC
BRIDGE LAMPS-Artistic bridge
lamps with fancy paper parchment
shades and twisted metal r7 M
stands complete. ......
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Beautiful New
U Unaies 55c
2 for S1.OO

Regular. extra and some double
extra si1ss in the lot Chemises.
gowns. boomers. step-lns, vests, pan
ties. slips and two-in-one garments
Tailored, sppliQued end lace-trlm-
med styles in all pastel shades.
SI.6O AND SI.25 RAYON PA
JAMAS in one and two piece styles.
with wide trousar legs. Brilliant
color combinations. Trimmed with
contrasting patchwork and TO-
WOMEN'S Csc VESTS-Irregular
Of ribbed knitted vests with 10c
tailored band top. ..
CHILDREN'S UNION SUITS
with waist attachment. Tailored Of
white checked nainsook. French
legs, straight legs and bloomer knees.
Sizes 2 to II in the lot.
2 for 48c
FOREST MILLS UNION SUITS
in regular and extra sizes, SO TO
~. Band top, cuff or shell 1Sc
75c DOUBLE EXTRA UNION
SUITS-Double-e size knitted
suits with band top. tight or shell
knees; also closed style. 1Oc
Sizes 46, AZ and 50.......
Street FLOOR.
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Odd Lots
Children's Wear

$I.ss GIRLS SWEATERs-AlI-
wool Jersey and knitted sweaters in
pastel shades and stripes. Slip-over
models with V neck or CT 90
crew neck. Sizes % to "a P1'OO
79c CHILDREN'S RAYoN UN-
DERWEAR of better quality. Gowns.
bloomerS, vests and combinations
some lace trimmed. White. mix
and peach in the lot. Slightly %
soiled; broken sizes ..... DC
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Six Months to Develop Plans.

1t will probably take six months OF
more to develop the plans, it was in
dicated at the Post Office Department
and the Treasury Department
Ernest r. Graham OF the architectural
firm is one of the architects of the
Union Station and the present post Of
flee here
Congress has authorized the addition
to cost $4,000 900 and has appropriated
$2,500,000 for beginning the work.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-21

has an enviable war record. While at
tached to the 5th Regiment, Marines.
during the World War, and for his serv-
ice in France, Maj. Larsen was awarded
thS CrolX de Guerre with Palm, the
Distinguished Service Medal and the
Navy Cross.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-21
structure as soon as plans can be com.
VIII Relieve Congestion.

Officials of the Post Office Depart
ment said that the general plans had
not as yet been worked out, but that 1t
will take care of the congestion which
has been crowding the local post Office
for months. There is need for twice as
much space as is now available.
Postmaster Mooney was pleased at
the progress being made toward the
new building, which he said was very
badly needed. I'VE will have to worry
through one more Christmas" he said.
but 1 hope that plans will be worked
out so that We may have more space
by Christmas, 1882"
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Gloves

200 PAIRS SILK GLOyCS-Fa-
nous makes of womsn's silk gloves
perfects and irregulars. Two-clasp
style in sizes 512, 6 and 6Ig. Of
Black, white and colors. zoe
$I.00 SILK GLOVES-Fancv cuff
and two-clasp Milaaese silk gloves
in popular colors. Perfects ~
and irregulars. .......... tOC
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-05-21

Yard
Fashionable new Summer fabrics
in desirable sewing lengths. Prints
and plain colors. Choice Of printed
fiat crepe, printed chiffon. printed
georgette crepe, plain fiat crepe,
plain and printed rayons.
REMNANTS PRINTED PERCALE
AND SHIRTINGS in useful lengths
of / to 10 yards Guaranteed fast
colors. Csc TO 39c 1O1Lo
values. Yard ......... Nv
REMNANTS COTTON WASH
GOODS in numerous popular
weaves. Prints and plain colors IN
good sewing lengths. I0c
REMNANTS RAYON FLAT
CREPE in 2 to 20 yard lengths.
Also rayon alpaca. Guaranteed fast
colors. 3sc values. 77c
Yard
4O-INCH UNBLEACHED COT
TON in to 10 yard lengths. Heavy
quality for general household o.
use. Yard NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
SIPS SEAMLESS SHEETS-Mnl
purchase slight seconds of 81x90
seamless bleached sheets free 6Qc
from starch or dressing. wv
25c PILLOWCASES-Choice of
45x36 and 42x36 pillowcases made of
strong. smooth bleached cot 11c
ton with no starch. Each.
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Notions and Art
Goods
At Greatly Reduced Prices

At Greatly Reduced Prices
800 SANITARY Aprons. 1Oc
Reduced to, each.
(24O) sc Wash Cloths. No.
Reduced to, dozen. ......
loo Notions. odds and ends of car
pet and blanket binding, curriers',
marcel caps. knitting needles, lin
gerie tape, silk bias tape, elias 20
tic and many other articles. ca,
Csc Stamped Pieces-Pillow tops.
aprons. towels, shopping bags, in
fants' dresses. Slight seconds. Re-
2 for 15c, each. .............
soc Stamped Pieces luding
scarfs, aprons, towels, table covers
and children's Hoverettes. COc
Slight seconds. Each. ...
n2) Stamped Linen Scarfs.
With cross stitched edge, 1Qc
cdcu '.'...'..'. .......
u5D Stamped ChiIdren'S
Dresses. Some with bloom SQc
100 Skeinsl GIossilIa Rope silk.
In assorted colors. Per 1c
Ske1n .......-.......
nA) Sc Embroidered RayOn Pill
lows. in gold and orchid, S0c
each
80 $1.SO Bed Lights, art ROo
istic designs, in several colors.
~ $685. Night Lights, in owl and
dog statuette designs. @1 40
Light in eyes only Each,
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Silver plated on nickel base. Will not
tarnish. Guaranteed for ten years Beau
tiful Majestic" pattern. Teaspoons table,
spoons, iced-taa spoons, soup spoons, sugar
shells. knives, forks, butter knives, butter
spreaders and desert spoons.-Street Floor.
The Washington times., 1931-05-09
PERSONALS

ALL DRESSES and Ladies' Coats Cleaned
81; mems suits and OvercOats, 75c.
HOWARD'S ODORLESS CLEANERS
Stores all over town Kash & Harry.
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FARM & DAIRY PRODUCTS Is5

BABY CHICKS-Big bargains. all .Vsrietis'
new summer prices short drive from
wash. open niEhts. Every sun. Mon. 1usa
Galthersburs Hatchery. Gath Nd l5V'
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Farm, Garden, Poultry
Commissioners Notices

= COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT or
: A. CohuMBdAi-Notice is hereby given
nent system of highways contained in D. c
. Appropriation AGt for the fiscal year
: 62nd Congressl approved March 4. 1918
as amended by an Act Approved April 80.
1926 tpublic Act No l5S seth Con.
OF COLUMBIA will give a public hearing
on Monday. MAY 18th 1881. at 10 o'clock
A. M. to all persons interested or owning
land within the territory affected by pro-
posed changes in the plan of said Derma.
system SI q in fhs n6ffheas
section located within the territory bounded
ey Anaeostia Park on the north; 4snd
on the South. and Anacostia River on the
west. 2, Property in the northeast sec;
Sion located within the territory bounded
Virginia Avenue and 18th Street on the
east. Florida Avenue on the south. and
9Th Street on the west. 3. Property in
hne OF Michigan Avenue between 7th and
10th Streets. crossing the tracks Of the
Streets south of Michigan Avenue. 4.
Property In the northeast section located
Avenue on the noTth sh street try ON the
street On the west: 5: Property in ihe
S6CIlOU WlLUlO Ine LST-
Ritory bounded by Rodman Street on the
north. American University grounds on
the east. Glenbrook Road on the south
and Fordham Road on the west. 6. Prop
Srty in the northwest section located
within the territory bounded by Beech
Street on the north Daniel Road on the
east Worthington Street on the south
and Barnaby Street on the west. Z. Prop
erty IN the northwest section bounded by
Garfield Street on the north. 4Oth Street
on the east. q Street on the south. and
Foxhall Road on the west g. Property
IN the northwest section located within
the territory bounded by Van Ness Street
on the north Reno Road on the east
Sedgwick Street on the south, and Ne
braska Avenue on the west. o Property
in the southeast section located within the
territory bounded by Atlantic Street on
the north. the District Boundary Line on
the southeast. and Nichols Avenue and
Giesboro Road on the west Plans show
ing proposed changes in the highway plan
of streets within the territory described
above are on display in the office of the
Room 4o5 District Building and may be
business hours prior 70 the hearing. Such
plans will also be displayed at the hear.
ing. and the Commissioners will consider
any suggestions or protests concerning
the proposed changes as shown on above
DERFER. r. B. CROSBY JOHN c. GOT.
walls. Commissioners of the District OF
Columbia.
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Announcements
LOST AND FOUND

BICYCLE red and white Elgin. at Chevy
Chase Playground. on Western Avenue,
Tuesday evening Reward 25 West Irv-
ing ST Phone Wisconsin 1924.
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NOW READY-64O3 9TH ST. N. W.
$3.50, District 1880.
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WASHINGTON TIMES

BUSINESS OFFICE, 1917 81 N n
RATES DELIVERED BY CARRIER IN
WASHINGTON AND ALEXANDRIA
The Washington rrmeS daily lie delivered
by carrier at 10 cents pei week: daily
Times and Sunday Herald ID cents per
week: daily Times and Herald daily 20
cents per week: daily Times and Herald
daily and Sunday 25 cents per week
The Washington Herald daily and Sun
day IL delivered by carrier at 3 cent? per
week: daily only 10 cents per week and
Sunday only 10 cents per week
Orders can oe sent oy mail or telephone
District $3.50 Collection 10 made weekly
bY carrier.
~ RATEe nv MAT
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Bids and Proposals

SEALED bids will be received until May
20. 1881. for the construction of one
cottage building at the National Training
School for Boys. Bladensburg Road. N. E..
Washington District of Columbia. All in
formation will he furnished by the
Superntendent.
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FURNISHED ROOMS

A CHEERFUL PLACE TO STAY.
THE WESTMINSTER. 1907, 18th St. NV
with bath or running water. elevator ser
vice. beautiful paror, 81 to $40 weekly.
A ST. n. E.. 91O-1 or 2 large rms, pvt:
b., Ink. permitted. Adults, reas. II. 1857
BELMONT ST N, W.. 1890. Apt 31-;A
water. phone: private family.
DUPONT CIRCLE. 1928 10th St. N W
Des: rm., running water. conn. bath.
E. CAPITOL ST. 1314-Large front room.
gent. only; garage il desired. ii. 3366-J
EUCLID N. W.. 17"5-Large room. with
FURNISHED room with porch. Northwest
section. Cali after & 30 p. m, DEC. O593.
EYE ST. n. W. 2I39-Fur. rms, large
front double rm.. twin beds.
EYE N, W.. 1119-2 basement rms. furn.
for Ink. 50 week; ami. .----
ST; N. W.: 13@@-LoveIy, rooms, each
excel maid service. So. So. 81. $40 wkly.
MAIN HOTEL. 10Y Eve St. N W
Rooms. 81 day and up.
MD. AVE. N. E.. 9O2--Front rm,, well furn.:
suit 2 gents or refined couple; meals il
ST. 214O. Apt. z. near Dupont Cir
Room for young man, So wk.. $40 mo,
NEWTON ST. N. W.. 1854
Nicely furnished room; reasonable.
NORTH CAPITOL, ST. 1836-Desirable
room f., for or young ladies' s1t tTIn tnr Or
QUE ST. n. W. l327-Nicely furnished
hall room. other rooms, gentlemen.
SPRING RID. N W.-Beautiful front room
and garage. Adams O424.
FIRST ST. N E.. 325-Nr. Senate Office;
l rm. kitchenette: nicely furn. for Ink.
3RD ST. N. W.. 215--Lsrge fr. rm.. win
dows. nicely fur, Ink. mr.. b.. SO so wk,
fOr
ii Ink! $25 mo. or $1@. SO semi-monthly;
gas and elec. inc; adults. ATT. O416-W.
10TH ST. N. E. 1O21--2 or 3.large rms;
for Ink. Cd f.. adults reas. II. 0294.W
18th ST N W. 1111-Downtown clean,
single & double rms, cont. h.w.: $3.50 mp
18TH ST. s. E.. 145-1 room for Ink.
Off Lincoln Park: phone: $22 80.
18TH ST. n. E. 311-Clean. comfortable
rms, Cd H.. next bath. home priv. 81
and SIS wk.: board II desired. At. 3515.M.
18th ST N. W.. 1914-Nicely furnished
front room. suitable or 8. ami. Reas
10TH ST. n. W.. 163O-Lovely rm. for 2
or 3, 1st floor bath same floor.
DOWNTOWN-Save car fare: clean. newly
decorated housekeeping room in attrac;
tive. mansion-like apt.-class home. filled
with quiet married couples: no children:
SO week: cleo: gas. linen. etc, included;
all-day car parking. 30l c st. n. w.
IDEAL for 2 or people, pvt. con rms.
running water will fur. to suit. AID 0881
UNFURNISHED ROOMS "a
ST 8 E.. 1621-One room & kit. Ink.
sink & range. sleeping porch screened,
heat light { gas S95 mo- Att. 1895.
GEORGIA AVE. N. W. 4422-4 rms. & b,
S45: 3 rms. & b.. S35. Adams s34S-w.
Y ST. N w 1862 rooms parlor and
back psrlor with privilege of using
kitchen: well heated.
9TH ST. n. E.. 925-Three rooms for
Ink. h.-w.h., elec. and gas.
18th ST. n. W. 1871 rm.. LII K. good
condition: rent very reasonable.
WHERE TO DINE 96
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FARMS AND LAND FOR SALE 81

FARMS AND LAND FOR SALE 81
TO SETTLE AN ESTATE
Fl acres. 8 room house. 2 " miles from
District line 5000. one-half cash. W. T.
Walker. 1898 Florida Ave N. E.
800 DOWN. SO MONTH"; acres on
State road. 20 miles D. c.. S415. Box
26l. Times Herald
GOOD FARMS
FOR SALE CHEAP.
65-acre farm. 4 mile from hard road;
good 7-room house: 20 miles from Wash
ington. Price 81 200,
5O-acre dairy farm. Groom house barn,
etc: on good road and fishing stream.
Price So, 500.
152-acre farm: long river frontage; 4
mile from cement road: near town: 40
acre apple orchard; large bank barn; g.
room brick house. Price. So. 800.
75-acre farm; good buildings: 1 mile
from Lee-JacksOn Highway. Price. S4. 900
lO2-acre dairy farm: good S-room stone
house: big bank barn. siIo etc; large
stream through bluegrass pasture. Price
Fine dairy farm: ami: 81. 900 monthly
income: % miles from Washington.
MANY OTHER BARGAINS ALSO.
r. C. PRINTZ,
HERNDON. VA PHONE 51.J.
The Washington times., 1931-05-09

REWARD-Return gray tweed tOpcoat,
with valuable papers. lost at ball park
Sunday. Cali Mr.. Parker. Ourisman Chev-
rolet. Lin. 10000. $40 H St. N. E.
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LOTS FOR SALE

SALE-LOTS-SUBU
Alcova Heights, near the new Lee Blvd
Lots cents a foot and up. $40 down:
$40 per mo-. 1OFo off for all cash. Fl.
r. TERRE1T. 631 Pa. Ave. n. w. MET
6"36: Clar 1882
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Employment
HELP WANTED-MALE

A COLORED asst. janitor wanted: also
houseman: also messenger boy. Wash.
Bus Bur. 227 Bond Bldg. 14th and New
York Ave
The Washington times., 1931-05-09

WEBER GRAND. genuine all-mahoEanv
wonderful piano. Splendid buy. PRICE
for quick sale. $500. Small down pay
ment. easy terms
Homer L Kit. MA. 473O 1880 C St
The Washington times., 1931-05-09

WRIST WATCH lady's Bulova. white gold
with sapphire stem vicinity 18th and
Fl SITS N W.. around / O'Clock Thursday.
Reward Call Georgia 1S3S-W.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-23

Across
/. Countenance.
S. Variety of domestic fowl.
10. Annoys.
IA. A f1eshy fruit.
is. Ancient Phenician city in North
Africa.
16. A saint known as the Apostle of
Rome"
IT. Weeps convulsively.
10. Large pile Of hay.
10. Move.
20. Muse of poetry.
%. Rather than.
%. Fucker.
"a. Part of a fort.
%. Reduce.
%. Abundant flow.
80. Leaping.
80. Greek goddess of destruction.
"a. Mariners.
So. Pertaining to people of Indo-
China.
81. To CRATE roughly
80. Becomes morose.
40. A wife: law.
Al. Attack.
43. Denial.
A.. Berry-bearing shrub
As. Male of certain animals.
At. japanese sash.
48. A layman.
So. A poetic foot of two long syllables.
Sc. Musical forerunner.
81. ObStructs.
So. Seat of the Tai Mahal
SO. Concord.
81. Epic composition.
81. Thin tin plate.
So. Plumber: archaic.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-23
Nicot Centenary Observed.

With solemn ceremony the French
National Smokers Congress recently
celebrated in Paris the fourth centen-
airy of the birth of Jean Nicot, of nico-
tine fame. Ex-Minister M. Albert
Lebrun presided and speakers eulogized
Nicot as world benefactor. A mem-
Der of the Coincide Franchise recited
poems in his nonor. When French Am
bassador in Lisbon Nicot sent parcel
of snuff to Catherine de Medicis for
her headaches. The tobacco had been
brought from America by Spaniards,
but Nicot was given credit of making
the weed popular outside Spain and
Portugal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1931-06-23

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66. Possessed.
ST. Stay: Scotch.
l. Recess in a church.
2. An ill-bred person.
3. discomfort.
4. A canopy.
s. Genus of rodents.
6. Active consciousness.
Z. Prevaricator.
8. Additional.
9. Bovine ruminant of Central Asia.
TO- ContumeIous treatment.
IL. Turned back.
IL. Malay dagger.
H. Title of respect used only in adj
dressing sovereign.
81. Lyric poems
%. Confederates: colloq.
25. Genus Of water fowls.
81. Elevator cages.
%. Plant of the Arum family.
80. Sea port of N. w. Algeria.
81. Term.
80. A row.
IS. Roman goddess of captured arms.
38. Displaying fretfulness.
40. Fragments.
AZ. A fragrant balsam.
a.. Very black.
40. Dark coloreQ ana Strong: SAID OF
cigars.
AZ. Conjectured.
48. CATERS
40. Potential energy.
so. Infusiblc compound used in max
ing incandescent nantes.
81. Invigorate.
SO. A forcible push.
SO. Warehouse.
81. Irregularly toothed.
SIS. An effort.
60. John: Scotch.
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ON HIS GAME
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