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The Washington times., 1932-10-04
|NTERNE GE rs
REPR|MAND

Delay of an Emergency Hos
pital ambulance in answering a
call led yesterday to reprimand
Of the young inferno responsible
and to q change in the regula-
tionS governing reports of am
Guidance calls.
This was announced by Super
intendent B. B. Sandidge follow
ing an investigation into the
cause of the delay in answering
a call Saturday night to the 5000
block of Volta Pl. N. w., where
Edward L. Clementson lay injured
from a fall.
On information that the hos
pital operator had reported the
ambulance was busy at the time
the call was received because the
inferno had failed to report it's
return from a previous call, Sand
ridge ordered that in the future
the driver of the ambulance will
report its arrival instead of the
interne.
The Washington times., 1932-10-04
Night School EnrOLLs
100 in B1LLStOn, Va.

One hundred persons have en-
rolled as students in the night
high school at the Washington
Lee High School in Ballston, Va.
classes in English, Spanish,
history, government, science,
bookkeeping, shorthand and math-
e.natics are being offered. A
small tuitiJn charge Is made.
The Washington times., 1932-10-04
Rum Charge Penalty
ADpenLed bY Suspect

Convicted before Police Court
Judge Charles w. Woodward
yesterday at Rockville, Of posses
sion OF intoxicating liquor with
intent to sell, Edward Tyler, col
.ored, OF Bethesda, was ordered
to pay a fine of $25 and costs or
serve three months in the Mary
land House of Correction. Tyler
noted an appeal.
The Washington times., 1932-10-04

Modern science now throws new
light on the problem of overindul-
gence-eating too much, smoking
too much, drinking unwisely. 4
way that millions are learning. And
millions doing. =
What you do is this:
TAKE tablespoons of Phillips
Milk of Magnesia in
glass of waterbefore bed"
TAKE tablespoons of Phillips
Milk of Magnesia in a
glass of water with the
juice of WHOLE
ORANGE when you get
up"
Or take six Phillips Milk of
Magnesia tablets the same
way, which give an equivalent
amount of Milk of Magnesia,
for each Phillips Milk of Mag
nesia tablet equals one tea
spoonful of the liquid Milk of
Magnesia.
Tomorrow you'll feel great.
Science says it is the Quickest,
Simplest and Easiest way to over
come the effects of too much smok-
ing, eating, drinking known.
How 1t Works
Results are quick and sure because
this small dosage of Phillips Milk
of Magnesia acts to alkdlize the
system. And an alkalized system is
largely impervious to the bad after
effects of too much smoking or other
Overindulgence.
It sweetens and purifies your
stomach. Banishes the acid head
ache, sour stomach, deadly de-
preston that mark the price of
immoderations.
The Washington times., 1932-10-04
COURT FINES S1,1e1.75

During September $1,161.75 in
fines were collected at Rockville,
the report of Judge Charles w.
woodward, submitted today to
the Montgomery county commits
SionerS. showed.
The Washington times., 1932-10-04
Take Every Ni9ht

Take Every Night
Every person who smokes excess
sively should know this. And never
go to bed without taking this
minute quantity of Phillips Milk
of Magnesla before. And every
person who lives too well-overin-
dulges-should never forget it.
Try it-once. Feel how clear your
head feels the next day-how free
you are from head-dullness and de-
preston. You will be amazed.
When you buy, be sure you get
the REAL article-Genuine Phil
lips Milk of Magnesla. Always ask
for it by the name Phillips-for all
milk Of magnesia'' is not alike in
effect. So take care to see you get
Genuine Phillips Milk OF Magnesia
the kind doctors endorse; judged
the most poWerful neutralizer of
stomach acids knoWn.
Evening star., 1932-07-13

and jokes he has to read, write and
supervise pictures all day And some
Of us think We have hard lives!
Evening star., 1932-07-13
Hollywood in Person
Blanche Sweet Rides Bus While Attempting Comeback.
Charley Ray Gets New Start IN
Successful Comedy.

noted for his S. A. is said to be cooling
rapidly. His picture is almost finished
now, anyway, but he's supposed to have
bought the lady lots and lots of jools
Lily Damita is rumored to be
making bright eyes at Junior Laemmle,
who is doubtless cleaning bright teeth
back at her. Ruth Chatterton is said to
have set her marriage date to George
Brent for the middle of August when
Ralph c'Rafe" to some of the colony
comes out of Reno. George Brents at
tentions to Loretta Young are interpreted
by know-it-alls as sheer camoufage.
When a prince of the blood came to
choice (although the royal family had
another idea) it was restaurant
keeper, Henry Bergson, who sent the
f1edgling on his empurpled way. The
famous Henry. wit, ex-opera singer,
man. world, asked the actress
why she kept the moon-struck young
man dangling. You know you don't
care about him really" he said. "Quite
right, she admitted. Then why don't
beauty. DO it now while the notion S
on you" urged Henry. She did. The
princellng took it on the chin. He had
fallen arches from standing around
studio gates all day waiting for his
beauty. That being the case think
l shall go home" he said with dignity
Home meant Europe) Henry looked
him in the eye. Then" said he, ''go
while the going's good That ended
| one headline romance Of Hollywood.
And If any Of the Hapsburgs read this
they may send belated note of thanks
to Henry of Hollywood.
II you know your Hollywood SO well,
what supervisor holds his Job by losing
at poker to the boss, anywhere from 8
to Is hundred of his princely weekly
salary boomeranging back into the
chiefs pocket? Yes, and he laughs at
the chiefs jokes, too In between poker
Evening star., 1932-07-13
Fat Girls! Here's
A Tip For You

All over the world Kruschen Salts
is appealing to girls and women
who strive for en- attractive, free
from fat tgure that cannot fail to
win admiration.
Here's the recipe that banishes
fat and brings into blossom all the
natural attractiveness that every
woman possesses and does it
SAFELY and HARMLESSLY.
In the morning take one half tea
spoon of Kruschen Salts in a glass
Of hot water before breakfast-cut
down on pastry and fatty meats
go light on potatoes, butter, cream
and sugar.
ITS the little daily dose that
takes off the fat" and brings that
Kruschen feeling Of energetic
health and activity that is reflected
in bright eyes. clear skin, cheerful
vivacity and charming figure.
But be sure for your health's sake
that you get Kruschen. A bottle
that lasts weeks costs you little,
You can always get Kruschen at
Peoples Drug Stores and money
back if not satisfied with results
after first bottle.-Advertisement.
Evening star., 1932-07-13
BY MOLLIE MERRICK.

HOLLYWOOD, Calf, July 13.-This
has been called the land of sunshine.
fruit flowers, and the comeback
Success stories of the comehacks make
fine reading, after the victory. But
some of the struggles are pathetic liter
ature of life if you follow them during
the process. =,
Blanche Sweet, once goldenhaired
favorite of thousands of cinema fans
is seeking recognition in the studios
once more She's appearing in down.
town theater. It's weary trip OF over
an hour from her Beverly Hills home.
She rides on the bus, for financial rea-
sons The house is for sale. and Blanche
Sweet lives in it to show it to possible
buyers. She may make the grade
many of her former chums disappeared,
vet returned to the screen again.
So far no big excitement over Charlie
Ray, making his comeback appearance
in a successful comedy in Hollywood
theater. But he's put up a fine hight.
HOLLYWOOD streets are packed with an
cient flivvers dug up from auto morgues
and rafting and ohattering at great
rate. Corner lots display shiny used
cars ct phenomenallv low prices, the
joy-buggies OF yesterday.
A QaTkSCIlS Dt-'uOS vas 4illcoi wv DS
one of tie major studios as star mate
rial Took an apartment at a MOTEL
and with her husband proceeded to
live very quietly in out-of-studio hours.
One day a studio executive telephoned
to his Starlet. shes out" snapped
the phone girl efficiently. but her
husbands here" "Husband?' queried
the executive, did you say husband?"
Then he rang off The buildup on the
beauty didn't materialize as 1t should.
Star accused of "a disappointing lack
of temperament" But one telephone
girl who lost her job can testify to a
temperamental outburst together with
some inside information on how dlplo-
matte contacts should be established in
future.
Extract from my mornings mail
Il have number of films made years
and years ago. Mary Pickford, in With
the Enemy'S Help this was made in
1909 Mae Marsh, in Brute Force =;
Lillian Gish, in Misunderstood Boy
The aLst Drop of Water, with
Blanche Sweet; Mary McAllister, in the
| DO the Children Count series, pro-
duced many years ago. I also have a
two-reel Mack Sennett comedy featur-
ing Gloria Swanson and entitled,
Whose Baby" wouldn't Mr.. TeitZel,
writer of this letter make hit at a
Hollywood party ...?
The romance of a waning star once
Evening star., 1932-07-13
FAIRFAX ATTORNEY
SBYRD PLAN
Brands Act Blow at County
Government in Talk Before
C. of C. Meeting.
srecial Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dlspatch 10 Inc Star.
FAIRFAX. Va July 13.-An audi
ence which packed the court house to
overhowing attended last nights meet
ing of the Fairfax County Chamber OF
Commerce TO hear Commonwealth AT
torney Wilson NJ Farr and F. Shield
McCandlish speak in favor of voting
out of the State road system. Oppos-
ing arguments were made by State
Senator John w. Rust.
Farr stated that in his opinion the
Byrd plan is the most disastrous blow
ever struck to county government In
Virginia" In his opinion vote for
the act is a confession that the cltl-
gems have neither the intelligence,
courage or Judgment to manage their
own levies."
McCandlish held that while backward
counties will be helped by the bill. Fair
IA. County will mark time until other
county reads have been improved to
correspond and it will lose the revenue
r-rctofore paid to the county by pubic
utilities.
Former Senator Joseph Bristow spoke
in favor of local self government and
against turning over local roads to
State bureau.
Rust stated that the county cannot
afford the expense of building perma-
ere as much entitled to tax relitf as are
citizens. He pointed out that when the
State has finished construction of its
primary system its $20000,OOO annually
will be used for constructing the
primary system.
Former Representative r. Walton
Moore voiced the opinion that II ne
,-otcd for the Byrd bill it would be be
cause he felt it step in the right dl-
rcction toward doing away with real
estate taxes. which he characterized as
discriminatory, inflexible and intolerab-
" burdensome.
The chamber. in a short business
m citing. adopted the recommendations
q the nominating committee: Town OF
Falls Church. GUY N Church to re-
pace Carroll V. Shreve: Fairfax, John
pust to replace F. w. HuddleSon; Hern-
don, George Harrison, reelected; CHI
ton, D. w. Buckley, reelected; Vienna,
Joseph Berry to replact L. L. Freeman;
Centreville district A. LeGrand stat
ford to replace George L. TurberVllle;
Falls Church district c. H. Powell. re-
elected: Lee district. j. Sidney Wiley,
reelected; Dranesville district, Mrs. H.
A. Sager reelected: Mount Vernon
district F. H wilkinson, reelected;
Providence district Thomas R. Keith,
reelected. with F. S. McCandliSh as
proxy: at large, Earl Saum and Mrs.
E. D. Vosbury. All elections were for
three-year term In addition Vernon
LYNCH was elected director at large for
one year to fill vacancy: Wells Sher-
man, elected a director for one year to
fill the unexpired term of ]. H. Beattie.
A meeting of the board of directors
will be held July 20 to elect officers.
Evening star., 1932-07-13

Hans Won Twardowski, friend Of Mar
lene Dietrich, lives in a little mountain
cabin high on the hills overlooking
Hollywood Village. The approach is over
dirt road dangerously steep and i'm
paSSable in Winter. Only one house
higher, live Jameson Thomas, once the
Ronald Colman Of the British Isles, and
Desmond Roberts, champion cricketer.
This house is freakish. but commands
unique view. Its designer few over the
house during It's construction and pelted
the Workmen with tomatoes. He finally
flew into the side of a mountain and
closed a colorful chapter. He built the
house in a complete oval with sunken
plunges, uniquely designed bath rooms
with vertical tubs and top deck like
a pleasure yacht In Winter the occu-
pants have to park their cars several
hundred yards below the house and
walk to the summit Aside from these
few departures we follow the conven-
Evening star., 1932-07-13

OLD GOLD THE COOLEST
and Walter Irumbu At right
full otoof the winnerQ QNot in a
Evening star., 1932-07-13
AUTHORIZE PUBLIC SALE
OF ABANDONED SCHOOLS
Montgomery Education Board to
Dispose of Buildings at Seneca,
Olney. Elmer and Poolesville.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
ROCKVILLE, Md, July 13.-At its
meeting yesterday the County Board of
Education authorized the sale at public
auction by the supervisor of county
school property, of abandoned school
buildings at Seneca, Olney, Elmer and
Poolesville, the last mentioned colored.
ITO insure that the teaching posi-
tions shall be In accordance with the
needs of the county children" the board
Evening star., 1932-07-13
BULLET WOUNDS FATAL
GOOD HOPE RESIDENT
Montgomery Police Arrest Gillison
Jenkins in Death of Law
renee johnson.

SILVER SPRING, Md, July 13.-
Lawrence johnson, colored, 80 years
old, of Good Hope, Md, shot during a
fight at his home June Is, died In the
Montgomery County General Hospital
at Sandy Spring yesterday.
Gillison Jenkins, colored 80, also OF
Good Hope, was arrested five days
after the shooting by Montgomery
County Policemen Charles T. Barnes
Evening star., 1932-07-13

adopted a resolution to the effect that
''in so far as feasible the attendance
department shall assign children whose
homes are without the county, but who
are attending school in the county, to
such school as will require the EN-
Evening star., 1932-07-13
Johns HOPKINS Professor Weds.

STAFFORD SPRINGS, Conn, July
13 tP).-Prof Harold F. Pierce Of the
Johns Hopkins University Medical
School at Baltimore, and Miss Agnes
Ieona Stackson of Minnesota were mar
ried here Yesterday.
Evening star., 1932-07-13

and Jerry Hobbs Of the local suhsta-
tion and was booked for murder fol-
lowing Johnson's death today.
Evening star., 1932-07-13
LABORATORY CHECK
PLACES @. G. FIRST.
TN COOL THR0AT.EAH
Decisive Results in Favor of 0. G. Obtained
by Scientists From Specimens of Four
Leading Brands Purchased in 20
Different Parts of the Country

Independent tests conducted by scientists of two lead
ing Eastern Universities cooborated the findings of the
New York Testing Laboratories. The educators verified
conclusvey that Old Colds the coolest of the four
leading cigarette brands indicating the of finer quality
tobaccos the selection of mder and chocey leaf and the
absence of heat-generating favorings.
Purchasing their cigarettes through certified account
ants in 20 different sections of the country with widely
varying climatic conditions the scientists said they were
able establish beyond all doubt that Old Colds GOODNESS
was not altered by climatic extremes
"There was no doubling the accuracy of the Oxygen
Bomb Calorimeter-t of the most reliable methods
for measuring heatcontent known to Science said one
of the educators, $50 employed the type of in
strument.
"And when test after test showed Old Colds consist
emily cooler than the three other brands and the Fahre-
he temperature of the smoke definitely cooler there was
no alternative but to decide for Old Colds, he insisted
Inasmuch GOODNESS in cigarette requires finer and
purer tobaccos and absence of artificial avong this scen-
tfc verdict proves Old Gold cigarette of choicest tobacco
quality-pure tobacco without added favorings.
Selections from each lot of cigarettes bought for these
have been sealed in alright containers labeled to
show which sections of the country they purchased
any authority o.
pee findings these scientists will be sent request P Loard
Company Inc, 11s West 4oth ST. New York City.
Evening star., 1932-07-13

ployment of no additional teachers be-
cause of said children"
Preliminary plans for the proposed
school building at Fairland were ap-
proved and authorized to be sent to the
State Department for approval.
Evening star., 1932-07-13

tional ~ master bed rooms and pool ar
rangement.
(Copyright 1892. by North American News
paper Alliance. Inc.)
The Washington times., 1932-11-16

EMPLOYED man (white) may earn part.
tall but $5 weekly of room and board
by day or night office work. Research.
mems Club 1907 Eve ST.
The Washington times., 1932-11-16

KENYON ST. N. w.. I352-one large bed.
living room and complete kitchen, 500; !;
or 2 rooms and com .tete kitchen. S47.SO.
ami Adams 30Q4
The Washington times., 1932-11-16
Real Estate
Waterfront Property

EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN, attractive cot'
tage on the salt water. hour from city,
4 rooms and bath; hard State road, 1ine
trees, excellent boating. bathing, fishing
and hunting plot 5000 SO. feet II you
have $50 cash, tel. Jenkins, Sterling H551.
The Washington times., 1932-11-16
5 Observation-Disclosures

90 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
faN Real Estate tate Mort. & Guar: Corp:
BOULEVARD APIS 212l N. z. Ave. n,
W. rms. kit bath. $50. Ma. $3.50
1o, %, ,c9sRRcoRAN c9TRTs NHsicS,, $3.50
ST n F. l2ol@lst n, corner 1,sr. flat; str1 .
adults. Owner. 1901 y NE. Line 8640
CAvANAUGH. 1926 18th st. N. W
Bright corner Apt. .2O2. French winds,
2 rms. kit. ba.. hall. Frigid.. swltch.d:
CORNER OF CATHEDRAL AVE. 1850
hall. bath. kit. free Frigidaire: rent reas,
NEW YORK AVE. n. W., 1873 rooms.
kit. & bath, S35; one room. kit. & bath,
$25. Phone National 0779.
THE ALTON, I445 Park Rd. n. VS.
rms. kit. bath, large foyer 4 dressing
F n9SsS :otn Fs ss dnete bstn @
large closets, corner. $50 tfurn S87 .5ol !:
l rm.. kit. dinette, bath, large dressing
rm. $42.6o !furn, $526oI. Res Mgr
rooms, kitch., bath S57 so. Free refrigera.
tion, 24.honr elevator service. Res. Mgr.
THE CHANCELLOR. 2l4 Mass. Ave. N.
W. room. kit. bath. $4,000.
THE CoNARD. 18th and Eye-1 rm. kit
anQ DaLn, 9oO.
THE NEW HAVEN. 236 Mass Ave. n: E.
Ifurn: 1851: ! room. kit. dlnette; path
bath, S56 tfurn. S67.50): elec. refrigera.
ton. 24-hour elevator service. Resident
Manager. Atlantic 1907.
THE FAREWELL $500 18th st. n. W.,
closets. $50 to $62.50 tfurn.. $62 so to
$75): shower baths; free refrigeration.
Resident Manager. col. O597.
THE RAVENEL. 1910 18th st. n W.
rm. and bath. and rms, kit.
bath. center foyer. every attraction. $40 to
THE RlCHELIET1 18th and Harvard sts
rooms. kit and bath. $3.50.
THE WINDERMERE, 1926 New Hamp-
bath. $40 to $47 80 National so7e.
Sd ST. N. W., 7O4-2 apis. of two rooms
and bath each, gas and electricity fur.
nished. Rents reas.
Pl.l-2 rms, kit. bath. front: new pa.
continuous hot water: $2s
18th ST. N. W., 3519, Apt. Front
apt, rms. kit, bath, elec. refrig.,
wood.burning fireplace. Adults. AD. 9269.
Mr.. CAPITOL & LIBRARY-2 { 8 rms,
see aanaesr hoHe an5ssI Lfne: s5sY
RENT REDUCEDILarge rm., kit. dinette,
large wardrome rm., bath, S27 so. See
Owner. Apt 101. 247 Delaware Ave. s. W.
Lying cost lower at Westcheater. 1000
Cathedral Ave.
CoLORED. Capitol Mansions. 637 Third
st. E.-MOdern fireproof building
tncinerator: near Union Station and both
car lines: rm.. kit dinette. bath. $50:
rms. kit: dinette. bath. $42.50. Ii 31O1
COL LORED. the Glencastle 1880 Fla. Ave.
n. W.-Two rooms. kitchen. dinette
bath. $45. North 9171
COLORED. $22 .5O-10 D st. S.E.-2 rms.
kit. bath. Bartlett Realty. Natl. 0S82.
1214-1226 Staple st. N. E. \
1220-1224-1228 Holbrook st. N. E.
Apartments of 3 rooms and bath.
Large rear norch gas and furnace.
The Washington times., 1932-11-16
Educational
InstrnctiOn Courses

. NATIONAL AIRCRAFT SCHOOL
S206 Grace St. N. W.-Prepare for the
future: learn to be an aircraft mechanic
engines at our completely equipped aircraft
school, Day and night classes forming. Write
for infor. and bulletin. or phone WE. 2o6O.
The Washington times., 1932-11-16
Employment
HeIu Wanted-Male

EXPERIENCED installment collector, with
car. Apply at once. 623 9TH st. N. W.
EXP. PRESSER on mems clothes. Bond
Clothing Co.. 1885 T St. N. W.
The Washington times., 1932-11-16

THE RAvENEL, 1910 10th St. N W.,
One. two and three rooms. kitchen and
bath. large center hall. $50 to S10O, cleo
tric refrigeration strictly modern. exclusive
The Washington times., 1932-11-16

EYE n, W., 2001-2 front rooms, kit. 4
prVt, bath, S46.00s phones
The Washington times., 1932-11-16
Rentals
FURNISHED Auartments


KENYON ST. N. W.. I352-One large bed.
living room and complete kitchen, $35;
or rooms and com ,iete kitchen. S47.SO.
ami. Adams 1924.
L ST: N; W. 507-Entire lst floor, COM
h..w.h.. cleo. eileA. gas, back porch.
NEWTON ST. N. W., 1722-3d floor apt,
rms, kit, bath, gas and elec. incl. $40
THE BOND. 1880 New Hampshire Ave.
VI room ana bath. S3S %:
room. si.: and bath $50: 2 rms. kit. and and
BATH S67.60. Free refrigeration. 24-hour
elevator service. Resident manager.
THE FAREWELL. $500 18th st. N. W.
2 rooms 70 closetsI. kit, dinette bath.
shower. $50 & up. Free refrigeration.
elev.. modern. attractive bldg, block TO
car line: good parking. Res. Mgr. col. O597
THE RAvENELs. 1910 10th st. N w.
One. two and three rooms. kitchen and
bath. large center hall. $50 to $lOO, elec'
tric refrigeration strictly modern. exclusive
3RD N W.. 736-Entire parlor FIR" g lge
5TH ST. N. E., s08-SlO-L.h.k. apts., 2
or 8 rooms, $25 to $35 month.
9Th 81. n. W. 1111-2 large rms. back
porch, priv. bath: complete In x. except
linens; children: LIST H.. h..w.h. MET. 3O24:
STH N E.. 235-Ideal. clean. 2 rms,
bath: mod. Ink; none nicer; adults. S28
10TH ST. n. E., 32b-.1st floor. 4 rooms.
c.h.w.. large yard garage. reasonable.
18th ST. NV. 1Ol4-Nicely furn. Q.
room apt. First floor: convenient.
18TH ST. N, W., 3l14LChoice or Arm.
apt, prvt. bath, attrac. kitch., electric
refrig.. heat. kas. elec. available. garage:
2lST ST. N. W. 732-First floor. 2 nicely
furnished rooms. ktchenette private
bath. reas.. also living bedroom kitchen.
semi:private bath; reasonable.
NICELY furn. apt, private bath. Will
share with young gentleman. Call DIST,
1929 after 8 p. m.
COLORED, 2424 18th ST. n. W.-Four
rooms. with electricity, ami. $26 90.
APARTM ENTs FOR RENT
Parkside Botel 1889 ] 81 w
GROOM & kitch apartment: very conve-
nient: place for car, $40 per month. In
cludes everything. 1929 M n. w.
The Washington times., 1932-11-16

DEB sUU ... convenient apartments.
and up Stores IN building &.
transportation at front door. Elevator
service telephone lights ana
refrigeration on house current. Priced
to help you meet your pay cutsi
SOOO.31OO CONN. AVE.
Directly opposite main Zoo entrance.
The Washington times., 1932-11-16
statesmen

High-class men with personality and refer
ences to sell Bradstreet's Weekly a journal
of unusual merit for executives. Liberal
commission and leads furnished. See Mr..
B. Cooper. 8 to IL a. m. Bradstreet Com
pany. Munsey Bldg.
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THE ALTON
l446 Park Rd. N. W.
QRA nO 8 rooms. kitchen, bath. large
OIUoUU foyer and dressing room,
$s2.50): also rooms. kitchen, dinettO.
bath. large closets. corner. S56 Furnished,
S67.6 ] room. kitchen. dinette. bath.
dressing room, $3.50 Furnished S52.50).
Elevator. Free refrigeration
RESIDENT MANAGER
Adams S451
The Washington times., 1932-11-16
Announcements
Lost

SATCHEL and contents Lee Highway or
Greenwich Rd.. liberal rev. Communicate
with Mrs. james w. Head. Bancroft Va.
WHITE female dog, black eyes, strayed
from Ola H N E. Reward. Lin. 64ol.
WIRE HAIRED terrier black and white
M, strayed from Foxhall Vii. Mon. p; m.
Chfldren's pet. No collar. Reward. Re-
turn 1902 44th St. N. w, CLev. SIZE.