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rHO6. J. OWEN & SON AUCTIONE4R0,
1431 EYE ST. NV.


fH0s' J. GGhS }s5i EYE : ST 81. NV. kHS''o'1'''
TRUSTEES SALE OF yALuAnLE REAL
TacAEp nkiek pMEILiNa. con;
BATHS. VIII rwo-cAR Ikicx "a;
Street STREET SM NoRTHwSsT. " '0 '
By virtue of q certain deed Of trust. re.
corded in Liber No. .57ls. ct folio $50 Of
the land records Of the District Of Co
sscured :la THEREBY. t The Undersigned WIN sell
g 'a?s5 'WERNHsPST. THE IA
ocK % AHePST PM the }oowSs 1sss AT HSs snd
lumba and being lot numbered eleven 0D
a Msry 81
the ONCE o Of The susvesor of the Disssic. d
Columbia IL 1aber O.: ct folio 4.
fourth Of the purchase price in cash. ths
balance in three installmsnts. I'm one. two
and three years. respectively. with interest
the ana s's CT f g 20 .: s:s ssnsH & trust Dsa on
the purchaser. Taxes paid or adjusted to
on ns 6ae Of ' pies . e sas
date Of settlement at SIX teI per eentum
revenue stamps. etc. at the cost Of the
post OF $3.50 win be required q the time
Of sale and settlement to be within thirty
600 days Of the date OF sale. or deposit
cost ste and FISK FISK of OF the defsultins purchssei SCI
after five t5) days previous advertisement
of said resale in some newspaper published
in WASHINGTON, J. D. wHRnrY & JACOBS.
Surviving Trustee.
au19-d&ds.exsu 926 18th st. NV.
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RESORTS.
VIRGINIA.
In the Mountains of Vneinia

Bryce's Hotel and Hillside Cottages. nsar
Orkney Springs. Just on famous 6henon.
doah Valley. Turn west ct Mt. Jackson,
Va. come ten miles Splendid roads.
Unique resort. magnificent scenery. pure
mountain air; best fresh homegrown food;
artesian wells. medicinal waters, iron and
Dancing. bowling. pool, swimming. tennis
free; American plan--S2.5o per day. $1,000
week (singlel. $l2 80 (double). Special
throush ownership management Booklet.
MR.. and MRS VIM r. BRYCE owners
Post ONCE. either Orkney eprinss or
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AUTO LOANS,
AUCTION sALEs-THIs AFTERNOON
THOMAS J. OWEN 9QN, AU0T1ONE1Rs
1881 EYE ST. NV.

rRgsHEEs SING sAHS g EA5gA! ss4!
ING TwELyE HooMs; FouE BATES
MSsaAcausE1s sisk GAkAdss SHM kSSSGE n sos9He 4 2
BY virtue Of 4. certain deed Of tru.s.. re;
fHeofa sHe land n records Cf he District of colun
thereby. tsi % II. undersisned viii seii st public
f1fs0n pHY The II front TwsfxH e rs g
the following described land and premises
ssHstf Ssns lot sns sss
(103s) IN the. subdivision made By the
Amos Il. Plumb, frustees. called MANI
chusetts Avenue Heights:" IS. per plat re-
corded in LibeI No 42. folio 9; q, q re re
pistrict scfH o. Of e columSia. sS " '' ' ''''' " ~
Terms Of sale: Purchaser to pay one
fourth Of the purchase price IN cash. the
ansnie ana three m years. respeosivss With interest
annum. and secured by deed Of trust on the
the the'i5 paTchsser s take. paid Or sd;a.tsa .
purchase price from date Of sale to date Of
ali at sa @ per
Good title or, no sale. A deposit Of
| sale and settlement to be within thirty (3O)
and the property resold ct the cost and risk
Af preeus q a ,s.
| in some newspaper published IN Washins-
SURVIVING Trustee.
au1s-d&ds. .exSu 925 18th st. NV.
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sALE-SUBURBAN.
fNn.tluued.l

SisSoIs SSGIGSHds .ve' ses. detached hoas. st7 rooms
l.p.s 6 I'D re- ess
hssz f5Rs fsg conn sI0f:Ts :vs inE5so po oass
56m9 MDp1sTEMo1nl o5nssE1S sps1f @
.SrubSery. SI oses snd e
sns e.. snd see T. 7soi RoefS
FIVE ROOMS, DETACHED, ,OUTBuHD::
se aE: .srs sTn nson 5ss 0: esas
New Groom brick bungalow: nice large large
sasn p.ss
throughout. open nreplace. tile bath. ped
ssta layatory buiit,in Tub double gar sSrsse &c
e' s. PHPoT, APO Builder. d H; sHepherd ss7s. '1
SMALL HOME OF RARE CHARM AND
6esisRed snd deeoSsted rooms kitchen
and bath, elec stove and rsirig; % 9ne-aaaritef ris
acre 1usf 5 mns. fom
town tow Washinaton. Cali OWNER at Ma 66a5
REDUCED FROM s., ,ooo 70 7bo.FIyE- o, ,TE-
oese oo osii Can Hpsttsviie pstsa is'.ssi ssb A ~
WEST HYATTsvILLE-s ROOMS. BATH.
nahs manisy; istne ami '0i h.Rh hs was S. 600 now
$3.50. Address owner IRA K dRUVER.
Hyattsville Sow.
WOODBRIDGE D. c.
OPEN DAILY TILL NJ.
1900 Taylor St n.e.-See the colorful
recreation room In this new brick bungalow,
also all the other features you Will expect 70
37o9 o6th st. n.e--A new brick home
complete with Frigidaire and garage; close
to schools, stores and transportation; terms.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO..
1877 R. 1. Ave. NE North 72OS
CLARENDON, VA.
81, bath gas, cleo, cellar heat, city
water, laundry tubs; price, S3,950; $500
down, balance S35 month.
r, bed rooms, bath, gas, elec.. city
water; price, $4,000; $500 down. balance
And Many Others to Choose From. once
Open Sunday Afternoon.
JUDSON REAMY,
Is N Clarendon ave, Clarendon, Va.
Telephone Clarendon 1882. evenings 1923.
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ADAM A. WESCHLER SON. Auctloneefs.
Trustees' Sale Of Valuable
Three Story and Basement
Brick Office Building With
Limestone Front, Located at
1886 New York Avenue
Northwest.

BY virtue Of q certain deed Of trust. duly
recorded in Liber No. 6054. folio 34e Of the
land records Of the District Of Columbia. and
at the REQUEST Of the parties secured THEREBY.
the UNDERSIGNED trustees will sell. at public
auction in front Of the premises. on xRI-
DAY. THE FIRST DAY OF 9EPTEMBER.
AID. 1893. AT THREE O'CLOCK PM. the
situate in the District of Columbia. and
designated as and being lot numbered eight
fs) in subdivision made By the heirs Of
John Davidson, Of lots In square numbered
two hundred nfty-two 252). as per plat re-
corded in the once Of the surveyor for the
District Of Columbia in Lbsr N. X fohos
Terms Of sale: ope-third Of the purchase
price in cash. the balance In three INSTALL
ments In one. two and three years, respee-
lively, with interest at the rate OF six per
eentum tSl per am annum non3v and secured sa'd ~
cash At TIE option q she pu.Ssha'ss I:.:s
to Day interest on purchase price from date
Of sale to date Of settlement at six per csn-
tum (6ec) per annum. AL conveyancins. re.
cording, revenue stamps, etc, At the cost Of
the purchaser. Good title or no sale A deposit
q i've thousand dollars ($6. 900 .0O will be
required At the time Of sale. Terms to Pc
complied with within thirty days from the
date Of sale. otherEise deposit forfeited ana
the property resoId at the cost and risk
of defaulting purchaser after dvc CD days
previous advertisement Of resale in some
newspaper published in Washington. d. G..
PRANK P. HARMAN, Jr,
THOMAS W. GRIgdE
au22 d&dsexSu Trystees.
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COLONIAL BEACH, VA.
COLONIAL BEACH HOTEL

e hours Via Fredcricksburg-overIoo the
broad Potomac; beautiful. healthful and rest
tul; on beach and boardwalk; bathing fFon
daily, including excellent meals. Phone 6.
Make reservations now for Labor day.
Erank D: Blaekistone, Owner Z ME1.
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Old Flagon Sold.

An eighteenth-century pewter dagon
was sold recently in London for 500.
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PROPOSALS.

q DRARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE.
Bureau Of Public Roads: WashinEton ~ e.
August "a. 1888 SEALED BIDS Will pc
received at the once Of the Bureau OF Pub
tic Roads, Room AIS Winder Building. LIN LIN
and streets n.v Wash,nston; D. isas q: upsl! ior
widening and paving Constitution avenue
from Virginia avenue to Constitution Point
In the City Of Washington. D. C.. 0:I4 miles
of grading paving and structures; lnvoIVlns
major items Of 80 $50 so. yds. OF bitumi-
nous concrete surfasins on sonelsite, 6sss
concrete pavement; $4,000 Gu; yds, excaya-
ton; g. 800 linear feet of curb spd gutter;
1000 linear feet Of sewer pipe. 2.o0o hnea ar
feet OF 3" water pipe, 2.500 linear rect oI
3" electrical conduit. including AZ necessary
reauested rsa,ns deposit Of $50 win be required
to insure their return in good condition
within is days after the date of opening o.
bids Checks should be made PAYABLE 70
w R. Fuchs. Disbursing Clerk. Depertment
of Agriculture, Plans. speeincati9ns. ana
dress in the Winder Building. H. J. Spell
man Principal Highway Engineer.
au29. sci SIS
oFTIcE OF THE ARCHrrEcr OF THE
1888. SEALED BIDS viii be opened in this
ONCE At 3 pm. September z, 1888. 10:
cleaning and pointing. exterior marble and
an and ns s. nuS,B. aRd D0nsbhs sih
ington D. C. Specifications and bidding
forms may be obtained on application to
this ONCE by intending bidders. DAVID
LYNN. Architect Of the Capitol. au2s.29
MOVING, PACKING AND STORAGE.
WANTED-Load or part load to N; Y; Or
vicinity; " rate Assured service. K. y.
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Trustees Sale Of Ssmi-De-
tached Brick, Arranged for
Two Families, 3l2 Seven
teenth Street Southeast,
With Two Garages in Rear.

By virtue Of 6. deed Of trust. recorded in
Liber No. 6626. folio ct eea., one OF the
land records Of the, District Of CoIumSi.'
the UNDERSIGNED trustees will offer for sale
BY public sqction in = fr1nt Of premise nsY 0n On
AuagsT: Ap, 1893: At roTR,TAI5STxx 5S:x
property in the District Of Columbia;
to wit: Lot 80 in r. B: Behrend and
Harry p Huddleson's subdivision Of lots IN
square 100. as per plat recorded IN the
office of the surveyor for the District OF
Columbia in 1iber 20. at folio 1913,
ieet to a prior deed q trust fSr s.; a5o st
6R per cent due January 2. 1880; balance
viii be ANNOUNCED At sale. deposit Of
nation Of title conveyancing. recording:
revenue stamps and notarial fees At cost q
Within 20 days from day Of sale; otherxiss
at risk and cost Of defaulting purchaser
after fve days advertisement Of such re-
sale in some newspaper published IN wash
or rS'Shi Without "a &forfeitins deposit trustees may
avail themselves of any legal or equitable
rights against defaulting purchaser.
JACOB N. HALPER.
WESTWOOD L. WILLIAMS,
au19. % "a 26. 1880 Irlstses.
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AUCTION sALEsLFUTUR4 DAYS.
9. q. @0AN 9 %. NO, X1easnssss.
716 18th ot. NV.

us iSth 81. NV.
BY virtue ef 8 certain ehsttei assd 9!
aassS may s:cords e " Ss
corder Of deeds Of the District Of Columbia,
made b.. samuel q. ywans. in favor Of
trustees. and ct request Of the paltiss g:
cured thereby. the undersigned trustees Will
sell at public auction. in front Of the eue.
18th St NV, on eATURDAY, eEPTHlBER
SECOND. 1883. AT TEN O'CLOCK AN.
one re sssaa ~
WILLIAM v. BOYLE
JAMES g. ROBERT9ON.
au25 20 sci Trustees.
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THoe. J. OWEN Z SON. ,AycI1oN1zRs
'"1SsESzss sa|9zs a|Szs1 s .Hsz1 sHsEsSSSRz1 RV4s 35$Sss4E35
TWxfvE APARTNINfs, KNOWN XS
1924 WISCONSIN, AVENUE NORTH

7HuSz5Ezzss1 Ezs1, sA5E #EsS?&R 81 yASsV44S%E$k ~ f
1s&v71 1ss4 W71se6Asis sAsAkfisS1zz7Ss z7zsJe hF1%sk 1S%ok1As 4
sy T'S; " Hs s s::s Ss ssp
ss:!ss s. s r s!: TN s:
ssSiR f f. Sk q e.
situate IL ihe Dlstriet q Golu1si: a9d 81
ssssas'fn snd Is in Cd Gee dsorsssown 6ein.
l8 in GEORGETOWN. now SQUARE 11sS IN The
Besinnins on ths vest SIDE q Wise9nsIn aye y
d a1d n runnns mi n0 themes soutS on a said ss:nns
55 feet; thence west, parallel With the north
sss rs. s: ia tS: "a T.
:ln, s:s 'hi s.s.n'as
e Ssa p.,sSe n sss IN n'n'; a.: .aa "a
:s .ssdsss 3; In ds.s q :s s
REss:DS;sS :s: H.. = y q
es'Gafnf 81 sss 10 q sss. s
as0T the so re:. Is. s
the risk and cost Of defaIttng pQfeneser
after i've days advertisement OF such resale
In some newspaper published In Washing
SAM'L A. DRURY.
Surviving Trustee.
my26-d&ds exsu&ho
syTHE ABOVE SALE Has HE1N HQ9T-
poned until MONDAY THE NlNETkN1H
DAY OF JUNE 1888. AT THREE O'CLOCK
aa. 'AY BIZ okDfER or THE TRusrEx
1eo-d&ds,exSu
EgTHE ABOVE SALE Ie FURTH& EQ9r:
poned until MONDAY: THE TWEMTY.SIxLH
DAY OF JUNE, 1898, AT THREE-THIRTY
O'CLOCK PM same place:
je20-d&ds. .exSu
sETHE PURCHASER OF THE ABOVE
described property having failed to comply
with the terms Of sale as SET forth. The said
on FRIDAY. THE TNkT DAY OF 9HPrxM-
BIER, AID. ! 933. AT TWO-THrRfY O'CLOCK
BY ORDER Or THE TRUSTEE.
au26 2S 29.3n.3l
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MONEY TO LOAN.

PERSONAL LOAN, COMPANIES
LOANS 70 RETINANCI YOUR DIETS.
THE STATE LOAN Co.
$500 r. I. Ave. Mt. Rainier. Nd. D4. 1855
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WOODBRIDGE. D. C.
nDTN nATTv TIL. u p M
RENT-SUBCRBAN.

CHOICE GROOM HOUSES. BED ROOMS,
ami; large chicken house and run. hedge
S35 and S45. Apply 421 Madison ave-,
Riverdale. or 2212 14th st. NV.
GROOM HOUSE. ? ACRES. $50 PER MO.
4 rooms. bath sleeping porch. ami, Sd 81 90 90,
GReenwood 1858 or National 5371.
7 BAYLY AVE. HYATTsvILLE Hills
sarase; S55 per month Greenwood 1919.
s R., B. & GLAssED-N PoRcHEs, AMI;
Sell sell low S'Ia price. ice ss5 cash and Ss5 mo 4
Allegheny ave, near Elm ave-. Takoma PARK.
5-R BUNGALOW. B.. AND CL0sED-N
sleeping porch ami: good condition; ga
rage; $50 mo; or would sell, low M price: &c Tor
TaSoma Fax nasf Park dno Tel. s1O sH. oa574. -| m
HOUSE, Z LARGE ROOMS AND BATH.
ami; big lot. partly planted in garden;
garage. furnace fruit, sleeping porch; close
in; newly decorated. Take Seat Pleasant
esntas esz at th aVt aaa NJ fs 70 PARK
BROOM. BATH BUNGALOW, ct3APhSjE GARAGEE;
ssrdf srd door s II from Brentwood Post Once.
1 A. 5-R. BUNGALOW. ELEc.. & HI, $50. 90
Large lot. Srm. house, ami. 49,. 35 oG
l acre 5-rm. tile bungalow, ami. 400
Large lot. .5-rm. bungalows ami; g 00 0
e aHER SsoPs Ps5 hog5e cbareh
once. Mclean. Va. via Chain Bridge.
house. house sss; 5.roem bunsaiow. Sal; Broom
bunsalow,. $50; Broom bungalow: Sss;
900, ..J;, Y, EARNEST a4E Esln,.r ND
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my26-d&ds. exeu&hol

syTHE ABOVE SALE Has nE1N IQ9T:
RSnYsd os Until tlnM MoM1aAsY 16as TH5 R9E JcfcGS
I'm. 'a By ORDER or THE TRUSTEE.
feA.hGda eYQu
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MOVING, PACKING AND STORAGE.
WANTED-Load or part load to n =. or
vicinity; " rate Assured service. K. & =.
United Van Service. 1912 18th. MA. 1922.
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GgTHE ABOVE SALE Ie EQRTHG IQ9r:
poned until MONDAY. THE TWENTY.GxTR
DAY OF JUNE, 1898, AT THREE-THfRTX
BY ORDER Or THE TRUSTEE.
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= ner cent and premium. Best OF security
Address Box 4s0-V. Star ONCE.
WANT $4,000 FIRST TRUST LOAN ON
$4,000 industrial plant owner-oecupied.
CAL Ax. KLEIN WI 3319.
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SAIE-EARMS

125 ACRES. 7-RooM HOUSE AND OUT
buildings. branch. good view. la-mile front
age on hard surfaced 5oad. 5n. 70 miles phoIa 1r0m
District 1868; home. Fairfax 81.
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SALE-ACREAGE,

ACRE ESTATES AT TREMoNT. NEW
subdivision, starting at Meadows and 'front.'
ing one mile on State road leading to Camp
Springs; clear or wooded, good soil: well
reasonable. with terms. Call Marl 15-F-1b.
home: ME. 0OS7. ofhce. Owner, w. w.
STEWART. 452 Indiana ave. NV.
CAN YOU BEAT IT?
9OO-ft, frontage on Washiugton-Ba Baltimore
Blvd; only $500 per acre. ERWIN REALTY
CO.. call Hyattsville 765.
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

5 ADJOINING BUILDING LOTS. IN
suburbs. near D. c.; paved street; gas, cleo
water, sewer; assessed 81 900 for taxation
Exchange for automobile. j. L. HOPKINS
1853 Fairmont st. NV. AID. 10451.
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WANTED-ACREAGE.
WANTED-MONEY.

WILL BUY FROM OWNER DIRECT. ACRE
age II cheap. located in northern virginia
Address Box 345-V. Star Office.
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0AM'L A. DRURY,
aul6.2l,2 rs. .2b.29 Surviving Trustee.
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6.r. and b. brick ami: corpe, 9n
t89. 80 month in building association.
csH Owner. District 4509. or Room s19.
Denrike Bldg
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SALE-LOTS.

BEAUTIFUL WOODED HOME SITES BOR.
dering on Rock Creek Park. improvements
in. Prices right. Ma. 1850. GE. 1871.
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au25. 90. sci Trustees.
Evening star., 1933-06-09
BACKS C0NNAELY PLAN

Special Dispatch to The Star.
HYATTSvILLE, Md, May 9.-Sny-
der-Farmer Post, No. 8. American Lee
gion, last night favored the Connally
amendment increasing compensation Of
war veterans and directed Caesar l..
Aielio to wire Representative Stephen
W. Gambrill of the fifth Maryland dis
trict the organizations attitude.
Adjt. James w. Rogers was asked to
write W. r. Beattie, president of the
Bladensburg town commissioners, ex-
tending thanks to that body for voting
Sc a month toward the upkeep of the
Prince Georges County World War Me-
mortal Cross in Bladensburg. Tyler M.
Birch was given vote of thanks for his
work as chairman of the Memorial day
program put on by the post.
Evening star., 1933-06-09
THE EVENING STAR WASHINGTON D. c. FRIDAY JUNE 1888

FarIax County ponceman' as result
tween car Of the plaintiffs and a
county police car operated by Mills on
April IA. 1892.
Dora Payne Covington, said. to have
been the driver Of the car in which
D. H. and Parhenia Covington were
passengers, alleged that Mills was
guilty Of gross negligence In operation
Of the police car and asked damages of
$4,000. The two others in her car
asked $4,000 each.
Mills claimed he was pursuing an
other car when the collision occurred,
and said the Covington car failed to
give him the proper right of way. He
Evening star., 1933-06-09
ARCHITECTS DEMUR
AT PLASTERER PAY.
Call $14 Scale Obstacle to
Return of Normal Building
Conditions.

Entering the controversy over the
wages paid to plasterers here, the Exec
utive Committee of the Washington
Chapter, American Institute of Archi-
tects, yesterday declared the present
wage scale of $14 day "is an obstacle to
the return Of normal building con-
ditions, and a reduction in this scale
is absolutely necessary If building &C
tivity is to be stimulated"
The position of the architects was
set forth in a letter received by the
Plastering Contra tors Association
from Francis P. Sullivan, president of
the Washington chapter. The letter has
been forwarded to Secretary of Labor
Perkins, who is to make a decision,
under the prevailing wage law, in the
case.
The architects letter. written after a
conference with the plastering contrac-
tors and union plasterers, pointed out
as a possible basis for agreement that
in respect to contracts now in operation,
a reduction might be effected in the
same proportion as that agreed to by
the fathers. They accepted reduction
from $13 to $11 day.
I'm so far as future contracts are
concerned" the letter says, "in order
to bring about healthy condition OF
continuous employment such as must
be the aim of all interests connected
with the building industry, it is the
opinion of the Executive Committee
that all building trades might well agree
to reduce their wage scale comparable
to that accepted by the carpenters"
The carpenters accepted a reduction
from S11 ta 81 daV
"If such reduction is effected" the
letter says in conclusion. "it is con-
sidered that provision should be made
for a readjustment of the scale in case
of a sudden rise in living costs or in
case the hours of labor are reduced by
law. It Is understood that such pro-
vision was incorporated in the recent
law reducing the wages OF Government
employees"
Evening star., 1933-06-09

men rejected at the expiration Of their
two weeks training period, Mrs. w. L.
Preston, secretary of the County Wei
fare Board, was advised yesterday by
Paul T. Beisser, State director Of en-
rollment for the corps
The county board sent IS men to
the recruiting Office, some Of whom. it is
expected, will be rejected. Inasmuch as
the county will be allowed to replace
those rejected, Mrs. Preston is listing
those who applied too late to be in
cluded in the county's quota.
They will be called in the order of
their applications when the number Of
replacements available for the county is
determined
Evening star., 1933-06-09
MRS. ROOSEVELT'S AIR
TRIP SETS NEW RECORD
First Lady Will Have Completed
5,653 Miles Upon Return to
Capital.

With Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt's s
return to Washington from her air trip
to the West Coast, she sets up some
thing of a record for women air trav-
elers.
Since she left the National Capital
last Sunday she has flown 1858 miles,
about half of which was at night,
passed over or stopped in IA States,
and made a round trip between the
Atlantic and the Pacific entirely by
air, according to air line records.
Her West-bound flight covered 5000
miles and required about 80 hours of
flying. Her East-bound route covers
1888 miles, requiring about Is hours
of flying.
Evening star., 1933-06-09
Human Head Among Trophies.

Among the silver cups and trophies
at West Virginia University. Morgan
town. w. Va, there is a human head
with hair two feet long and mustache.
1t was presented by D. D. Conway,
former oil company representative in
South America, who got It from Ecua-
dorian head hunters.
Evening star., 1933-06-09

further stated that the siren on his car
was being sounded prior to the accident
and that the car was equipped with
the usual police symbols.
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So, 500 JUDGMENT WON
AS RESULT OF CRASH
Compromise Is Reached in Suit at
Fairfax Against Former County
Policeman.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
FAIRFAX, Va, June 9.-1n COM
promise Judgment entered in Circuit
Court this morning damages of $500
were awarded to D. H. Covington, Dora
Payne Covington and Parhenia Cow
ington against A. w. Mills, former
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REPLACEMENT PLANNED
IN FOREST ARMY QUOTA
Places Of Those From Prince
Georges to Be Rejected to Be
Filled From County.

BY STAFF Correspondent OF The Star.
HYATTSVILLE, Md, June 9.-Prince
Georges County will be entitled to re-
placements in It's quota Of the Civilian
Conservation Corps to fill the place Of
The Washington times., 1933-07-18
Price of Milk Here
Highest on Coast

The price of milk in Washing
ton remains the highest on the
Eastern coast a survey of the
milk situation in this part of the
United States shows. The survey
was made by a committee of
accountants at the University Of
Maryland at the request Of the
board of regents. A report on
the survey which took nearly two
months to complete was made
yesterday to President Raymond
A. Pearson.
Out of nine cities checked by
the committee Washington's milk
prices are the highest. Milk here
IN May brought 13 cents a quart,
the survey shows. While in New
York city it was sold for 1O.5 cents
quart.
Baltimore paid 10 cents a quart
and Philadelphia 9. The price in
Minneapolis was the lowest, 5
cents.
The prices recorded were sub
mitted with the cooperation of
the Department of Agriculture
and are for standard grade of
milk,
The Washington times., 1933-07-18
SEEK
WAGE CODE |

Establishment of a wage scale
for common laborers under a
code to be fixed by the National
Recovery Administration was in
timated at the Treasury Depart
ment today.
This development grew out OF
the demands of workers on Gov
ernment projects for a minimum
rate of so cents an hour. The
demands are contained in a pc
ton which has been forwarded to
L. w. Robert, jr., Assistant Sec
retary of the Treasury, and when
is signed by 200 workmen.
It was intimated that on re-
ceipt of the petition, recon-
mendation may be made to the
Administration that minimum
wage scale for common laborers
be set up in code similar to the
ones now being formulated for
the various industries.
In their petition the laborers
charged that during the past year
there has been gradual lowering
of wages.
At the Treasury Department,
the communication had not
been received today, but officials
said they would put it through
the proper departmental channels
as soon as it is received.
The Washington times., 1933-07-18
|CKES PLEDGES
SEWER WORK

Immediate action by the Public
Works Administration on the
expenditure of between 100000
and $9,OOO,OOO for a sewerage dis
posal plant here was promised to-
day by Administrator Harold L..
Ickes.
Mr.. Ickes said the local project
is among a list of Federal pro-
jects the board intends to take
up within the next few days.
Construction of the sewerage
plant, as requested by the District
Commissioners, will also entail
an expenditure of $220,500 for
extending the present sewerage
outlet near the Naval Research
Laboratory at Bellevue down
river to Shepherd Landing at
Blue Plains.
Construction of the plant and
extension of the outlet will go a
long way toward reducing pollu-
tion of the Potomac, engineers
predict.