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 IS OFFERED,
 NO CHARGES
Fire Chief Mulvihill and Assistant Neiderhaus-
 CT Ready to Aid

As part of the observance of Fire Prevention Week, Fire Chief " w. Mulvihill and Assistant Fire Chief William Niederhauser will make their annual inspection of busi- ness houses with regard to fire hazards, including the examination of roofs, chimneys and oil burn CTS.
 Chief Mulvihill stated that the department will inspect private dwellings if requested, and suggest ed that persons wishing inspection of their property should communi- cate with him or with the Fire Department.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-05

Don't try to extinguish going blaze yourself, phone the depart ment or rush to the nearest fire box and turn in the alarm. The fire boys know just what to do.
 Keep matches away from children who are too young to know what may happen.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-05

SPECIAL DELIVERY TO DOuG-
 LAS! Daily at 10:00 am. and 2:30 pm. Kelly Blake's SPECIAL DE- LIVERY-Phone 442. adv.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-05
a grand explosion.

grand explosion.
 Housewives are advised either to take their clothes to legitimate cleaners or to use some safe clean ing agent which may be recom- mended by government authorities.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-05

Be sure that cigarette is extin- guished before tossing it away in rubbish.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-05

Watch that fires are not started in garbage cans.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1935-10-05

Daily Empire Want Ads Pay!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-03-03

leader returned yesterday from Call
fornia to face old charges Of embez-
element, stayed in his Jail cell during
the day and was mistaken in his
story that his memory of his first IS
years had been "obliterated and OBJ
scured."
States attorney Alfred H. Green
ing. who has not yet completed his
plans for prosecuting Schnepp, said
some passages in the manuscript in
dictated the man had knowledge OF
his past life.
Last night apparently he failed to
recognize members of his family, but
wept when he was introduced to his
wife. Greening asserted that incident
was significant,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-03-03

received the Presidents letter Febru-
airy IA, in which the Chief Executive
said II feel 1t is fitting that I should
express to you the thanks of this
Government as well as my own"
In 1918, Holmes, at severe cost to
his eyesight and general health, de-
veloped the 8-cylinder engine capable
of $50 horsepower. The armistice
halted production.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-03-03
BISHOP MCDOWELL
SPEAKS AT HOWARD
Retired Churchman Delivers
Charter Day Address-Univer-
sity Marks Anniversary.

Bishop William F. Mcdowell, re-
tired, of the Methodist Episcopal
Church, delivered the Charter day ad-
dress at the annual exercises at How
ard University Friday. Yesterday was
the anniversary of the founding Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-03-03
c. D. HOLMES, 64, DIES;
| HON0RED BY PRESIDENT
Death Comes to Inventor IA Days
After Recognition by q. S.
for War Service.

By the Associated Press.
MYSTIC, Conn.,, March 2.-Charles
Denison Holmes, "a, inventor, died
Thursday night, IA days after long
forgotten war service to the United
States Government had been recog-
nized by President Roosevelt.
Holmes, who developed a compact,
powerful motor for submarine chaSers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-03-03
Citizens Hold Dance.

The Glover Park Citizens Associa-
ton celebrated its 7th anniversary
Friday night with dance at the La
fayette Hotel. More than 200 men,
beers and their friends attended.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-03-03
Belgian Monarchs Visit England

DOVER, England, March 2 R.-
King Leopold of the Belgians and
Queen Astrid arrived last night from
Ostend an a private visit to England
and left by automobile for an unan-
nounced destination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-03-03

fathers and grandfathers ever en-
dured."
Bishop Mcdowell was introduced by
DR.. Mordecai w. johnson, president.
An academic procession Of the trus-
tees, officers, deans and faculties OF
the nine schools and colleges of How
ard preceded the address. The meet
ing was held in Andrew Rankin Me-
mortal Chapel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-03-03
SCHNEPP'S MANUSCRIPT
MAY PROVIDE EVIDENCE
"Madman's Romance" Studied to
Upset Mans Defense That
Memory Is Gone.

BY the Associated Press.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, March 2.-Ir
THE Madman's Romance" manu-
script written by former Mayor John
Schnepp during his last three years
wandering, prosecutors hunted clue'
today to refute his plea Of amnesia
The former political and civit
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1935-03-03


was advanced to permit the usual
Saturday holiday at the university.
Conditions confronting this insti-
tuition at the time of its founding
have passed." Bishop Mcdowell said.
1.-The conditions confronting the race
for which it was founded are not what
they were in 1867. The conditions
confronting this city are all different.
On its own grounds, therefore, and
in its own times not only must the
university live its life and do its
work but in their own times and on
their own grounds their graduates
must do their work."
The retired churchman told the
Howard students their future work
and problems "are going to be a great
deal more difficult than anything your
Evening star., 1935-06-01
CHAMPIONS RACE
T0BE BROADCAST
Glenn Cunningham, Bon
thorn, Venzke and Love-
lock to Compete in Mile.

~OLUMBIA has completed ar
rangements to broadcast from
Palmer Stadium at Prince
~ ton University June IS the
mile race between four men
who have set worlds records over the
distance.
Glenn Cunningham, the Kansas
fash who holds the record for the
mile at 4:06.7. will compete with Bill
Bonthron of Princeton, Gene Venzke
Of Pennsylvania and Jack Lovelock
Of New Zealand-all former record
holders.
The rivalry between Cunningham.
Bonthron and Venzke for supremacy
In the mile run has been one of the
most dramatic developments in mod
ern-day sports history and will reach
its climax when the men answer the
gun at Princeton. Sports critics pre-
dict new world record may be es-
tablished. and Ted Husing will be at
the finish line to tell the Columbia
audience Just what happens.
The broadcast from Princeton on
the same day will include descrip-
tions of five other events. These are
the 2-mile run. the half-mile run
with Charles Hornbostel as star, the
pole vault. the ouarter-mile run with
Glenn Hardin of Louisiana among
those competing and the 120-yard
high hurdles, in which Percy Beard
of Alabama will be one of the out
standing stars.
GRACE HAYES, musical comedy
and vaudeville star. will begin a
new idea in her Tuesday broadcasts
over N. B. c. June 4, dedicating each
program to famous producer of
musical shows. She will sing the out
standing hit songs of their produc-
tions during their entire careers. with
special arrangements by Newell Chase,
gifted young composer pianist.
DAILY scenes of New York will be
broadcast by the mobile unit of
N. B. C. in a new series to start June
10. The Washington Market will be
the first presentation. Broadcasts
will be carried by WEAF Mondays
from to tbs am. and by WIZ We'd
nesdays from 5:35 to 5:45 pm.
Evening star., 1935-06-01

Lenore Uric. one of the most dra-
matte personalities Of the American
stage, will play the title role in a
scene from "Kiki' during al Jolson's
Chateau program on WRC at $50.
Gloria Grafton, night club singer:
Bert Lahr, comedian, and Tony
Canzoneri, lightweight boxing cham
pion. also will contribute to this pro-
gram.
Joe Cronin, manager -shortstop Of
Evening star., 1935-06-01
REFUSAL OF INTEREST
IN GOLD MONEY UPHELD
Bethlehem Steel Co. Bondholders
May Collect Only in Legal
Tender, Court Says.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, June 1.-The refusal
Of the Bethlehem Steel Corp. to pay
interest on its S per cent bonds in
foreign gold currencies was upheld
yesterday by the appellate division of
the Supreme Court.
BY vote of to the justices re-
versed the decision OF the lower court
and ruled that the City Bank Farmers
Trust Co., plaintiff, could collect in
terest only in current legal tender.
A clause in the bonds says the cou-
pons may be cashed in American gold
or in Dutch or British funds. In the
case of bona f1de foreign holders the
contract as to payment in sterling
or guilders has been fulfilled by the
company. The bank sought payment
in guilders at Amsterdam and was
refused.
Evening star., 1935-06-01

thority program in a broadcast over
WRC at 1890.
A special request program of
spirituals and modern ballads will be
featured during the Song Time in
Tennessee" program on WJSV at Q.
Eva Pinkston, executive secretary
of the Elementary Principals Associ-
alton, will be the speaker during the
Our American Schools" program on
WRC at 4:30. The School Principal
Surveys Her Job," will be her sub
ject
Evening star., 1935-06-01
100 PL0TTERS ARRESTED
Vargas and Terra Menaced at
Montevideo Club.

MONTEVIDEO. Uruguay, June l
P).-The state visit of President
Getulio Vargas of Brazil to President
Gabriel Terra was marred yesterday
by the arrest of 100 persons in what
was reported to be plot against the
lives of Terra. his two vice presidents
and Senator Herrera.
The alleged attempts were planned
for Thursday night on the occasion of
. ball for Vargas at the Uruguay Club.
When the two presidents went to
the club they were guarded by 80
motor cycle policemen armed with ma
chine guns.
Evening star., 1935-06-01

the Boston Red Sox, will survey the
current situation in the American
League during the Sports Review
program on WRC at 6:45. He will be
interviewed by Thornton Fisher.
A broadcast from the s. S. Nor
mandie, speeding across the Atlantic
on her maiden voyage. is scheduled
by WMAL at T. The program will
be impromptu with internationally
famous entertainers participating.
Representative Maverick of Texas
will discuss the Tennessee Valley Au-
Evening star., 1935-06-01
HOLD-UP SUSPECT TAKEN
Bank Robbery Believed to Be
Cleared With Arrest.

SALEM, N. j.. June R.-ProSe-
cutor Warren Greir yesterday an
nounced the $130,000 Pennsgrove Ma
tional Bank hold-up has been cleared
up with the arrest in Canton. Ohio, of
the NTH and last alleged member Of
the robber gang.
The prisoner. Edward Vitengali
Greir said. has been identified through
rogues' gallery photographs as one OF
the hold-up men.
Three members Of the gang are
serving prison terms for the robbery.
committed in February. 1884, and
fourth Is awaiting trial.
Evening star., 1935-06-01

"Adpertisements snder this head
tno are presumed TO be from prt-
rnte individuals. unless the ddrer-
usement otpes hrm name or o
business address or states the icord
Dealer. Members OF the public
iDho hnd dealers masquefodino IN
this column as priUdfe individuals
are uYoed TO report the matter to
The Sta, Tor fnpesttcution."
Evening star., 1935-06-01
COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL.
SPRING PRICESI

penna. hard coal-white ash. stove. egs,
nut. $40: buckwheat; $3.50; rice $50:
LORD BALTIMORE COAL CORP.
1924 Wisconsin Ave. Phone West 26i6.
Evening star., 1935-06-01
HELP-MEN.
(Continued.)


MANLEstablished corporation with ofiiees es
years for washington branch. Must be
experience advantageous but not necessary.
connection with unlimited possibilities for
Hddless sox D9Sifn star oee one
MECHANICS ca. ,experienced:, oil-burner
installation men; sive name. address phone
and experience. Address Box I'D. Star
MEN. reliable. wanted for subcontracts
pay roll. Brsdy Bros. 40 Bond Bldg.
Phone National 3934.
vsnsd Apps Pan' M TaeR:r %eR sfo
PAPERHANGER and a painter with own
tools. Apply to 81 9TH st. ne.
personal PEI MANAGER for radio artist
and radio field. Novices do not apply
Commission. Conn Address Box 463-D' Star
PLUMBER, experienced. Address Box
PORTER. colored. drug store experience;
bring references. Smiths Pharmacy. 4th
and Clifton SITS. NV.
ences. Apply 1888 Buchanan ST. NV.
REAL ESTATE SALEsMEN (s). new houses
in choice suburban development: advertis-
ing and leads furnished: every cooperation
given; commission basis. Call North 1908
or INQUIRE 1917 r. I. ave. ne.
Statesmen (6) wanted by the Guaranteed
Waterproofing Co Immediate cash. 119
Mass. ave. NV. Phone Metropolitan 340S.
statesmen to sell gas appliance service in
liberal commission. Permanent position
with advancement assured to producers.
State full experience in letter ADDRESS
Box 459.D. Star ONCE.
Statesmen (2). to sell paper and paper
sprcialties; experienced; references. Ad-
dress Box 1S1-D. Star ofice.
SILK SOFTER, experienced: only Al
need apply Apply at once. Rainbow Dye
ing & Cleaning Co. 732 9Th st. Sc.
SODA CLERK drug store. experienced;
bring references. Smiths Pharmacy. I4th
and Clifton SITS NV. l.
frst-class: steady position
to an-around man. Phillips Jewelry Co.
Inc. 1919 H st. NV.
THE IRON FIREMAN SALES CORP. has
one opening on its stoker sales force
Salary basis to a man with proven, success
full sales record Car essential Apply by
phone for an appointment National 434O
WINDOW DRESSERS. 10,
crepe paper: STEADY work.
Must Mus have car. Also learners. Service
Evening star., 1935-06-01
Household Repairs and Service
1t will pay you to consult these reliable firms
specializing in their respective lines OF business.

FLOORS SANDED finished; old doors
speciality; reas, sanding machine rented.
{ T. Folk 5357 Sherrler pl. NV Clev 022s
FLOORS sANDED AND FINISHED; re-
liable: reasonable Sanding machines
rented. Phone Lincoln 1878. H Rich
ardson's Floor Service.
PAINTING paperhanging of the better
class. floors reflnished; guaranteed estl-
mates. A. E. Burrell, Columbia 72l4.
PAINTING Paperins. Roofins, Gener-
Z A41N AA>0 al Repairing: guar: reas.
M. L. Smith 1924 webster NV. Adams 710s
PAINTING PAPEDING. plasterins.
<AAA> l AA>0 floor finishing. We guar
antee our work. Blue Ridge Decorating
Co.. Columbia 0674.
PAPERING. PAINTING-AveraRe room. So.
do my own work. Satisfaction guaranteed
Call Metz any time. Columbia 0396.
PAPEPTNC Painting rooms, SIS up
work. lookout. Adams 1881. Dist. 1897
PAPERING ROOMS. S. up erompt
sos Oneida pi. nv Phone Georgia 946S
PAPERING s RMS. 2-SToRY HALL $40
and up quick service white mechsnics
Call any time Neat papers Adams 23.6.
UPHOLSTER1NG slim. covers. cushions. re.
Garland. 5632 Ca. ave. Phone Geo. 3646.
Evening star., 1935-06-01
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

OAsA SAsA AA<os
SEE this 2 acres in the corner Of z con,
q ness f Of any kind: kind ed, if you are Interested.
WILL accept active partner with $4,000
cash to enlarge weil.e tablished restaurant.
Address BOX 66-E Star ONCE. 2'
SALE OR LEASE. ROAD HOUsE-Beer
and wine; dancing every night; ,nt sood 6r,x. 6rSi
from washington. Selling account other
business interests. Only financially re-
sponsible parties need answer. ADDRESS
sacrifice to Quick buyer. Call Lincoln
aAs store Ma na n Fsr'ss ea pa sn
dress BOX 28-E. Star office. g
WE HAVE FOR SALE good payins rocming mini
houses e'e 4d Bona sds
FURNISHED RooMING HOUSES. stores; !,,s.
Tshd E eaih 4lo bSaa hss PGs ssona @ Char
As esl MsriSofe sTA@fSEEsnsdi pike and satand rd
Hit back Of station.
BEER LIGHT WINES STORE. sxcellsnt
NV location for liquor business. ioO0 ictn
hlshwaS: oM ad,aeent ws so es'aeth snothsr Sish%sy:
offers splendid opportunity Tor associaie
with about $500 to manage business ho-
dress Box 177-D, Star ofiice:
TOURIST CAMP FOR SALE on No. Hieh-
way: service station lunch room living
quarters and cabins: running water ana
6iSwiadis fjts fadfentj Va Al condition H. Net.0n
ON BUSY THOROUGHFARE in p. c..
acre Of land. combination gas statlon ano
restaurant: whisky and beer license: 2
Of illness Of owner at one-haif value. Ad-
dress BOX 179-D. Star once.
d. G. 8. GROCERY STORE FOR SALE by
owner: all modern and fully equipped. IN
cludine delivery truck. Address Box 47s-D'
Star ONCE.
REsTAURANT-Due to illness. forced to
sell at once: will sacrifice for quick sale.
$500: terms to responsible person. Pnone
District CABS. 1.
HAVE purchaser for gasoline station either
in citv or on main highway near D. c.
EDWARD D. COLEMAN,
919 N. Y. Ave. NV. National 6562.
HOME IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES
IRA E. GEE, INC,
GENERAL CONTRACTOR.
Evening star., 1935-06-01

BEDDING MATTRESSES. box springs ano
pillows reno; best prices and prompt DEL
Wash. Mattress Co. 3l9 st. s.w. Nat. 6679.
CAMERA REPAIRING.
FULLER & d'ALBERT. INC,
SIS 10th st. N w. Phone National 4112.
Acknowledgment repairs done by ex-
porches repaired; free estimate. Phone
Adams 6631 ..
CARPENTER-New or repair work; parti-
tions. shelving. steps, porches INCL; white;
low prices District S264 before pm: =
CARPENTER-BUILD fronts, ga
RACES, painting general repairs; reas.; exp.
Slavitt. Phone Lincoln 9031. Il
painting. paperinE. and
screening; reasonable prices: white me-
chanics. Phone Lincoln 0661.
CHAIR CANEING tH. SRHoLsTEk, (
rockers spiinteo CLAY ARMSTRONG
1898 10th NV. Met. 2062.
Elocfric FLOOR PLUGS and small re-
AtSSeA pairs. 14th Street Elec. Co
3SO1 18th st. NV Columbia 1O37S.
ELECTRIC WIRING r,x,uIe. na re-.
pairs; 6-r. house hxtures h base plugs. S55.
kesal 1lsc. Co.. $40 Upshur nv. COL 1901.
Evening star., 1935-06-01
HELP-WOMEN.
(Continued.)

tContinued)
BEAUTY OPERATOR-Must be expert
enced. Phone North 3122.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all-sround girl APP
1890 and II noon. Southern Bldg. 18th
and SITS. NV. l.
BEAUTY OPERATOR. all around. at once;
permanent position. Phone Atlantic 1890.
CLERK. experienced. in dry cleaning Of
nee: none other need apply. 1O16 9th
HAND IRoNERs tor draperles. Apply Toll
LADY. refined for door-to.door survey:
% no selling; % splendid opportunity, small S. sx.
ssnAe ssIa 14tS S~Nnfa st NV anu commission Apply
PRESS HAND. colored; experienced on
coats and pants Apply 437 New York
ave. NV.
PREsSERs on silk. experienced; references
Apply 1898 Buchanan st. NV.
SALAD GIRL; experienced. Call at 6l0s
GEORGIA ave. nv.
preferred. 6714 Wisconsin ave
SALESLA SLADIES-Must be experienced in
selling dresses. full or part time; also Sat
Dress Shop lsi9 sI 81 st. NA LUCKY sumo
SILK FINISHERS and household pressers
and finishers for night force Apply Mr..
Henderson. Monday morning Palace Lsun-
dry. 9th ST. at H
j Win SdTueA system.
Box 431-D Star once.
WAITRESS. experienced. Apply Columbia
Restaurant. al25 G st. NV.
WAITRESS. must be neat. Apply l!16
MATTRESSES. experienced. white. Apply
Ho-Toy Restaurant. 5532 Conn. ave be-
tween 12 and s.
WoMEN-can use several women with
OF and with large ac0nainfanre
professions! and business women. Good
opportunity to right party. Address BOX
14-E Star once. 90
YOUNG LADY for general ONCE work. to
salary to start. I'LL 14th st. NV. See
YOUNG WOMAN high school graduate
papers in return for course at local com
merciai college For interview. address
MATTRESSES,
ii%it: i,, 81; age limit Is: none other nesd
OD and e pms, mss @ 1asS Ny n gay awe ee'Tssn ns
DICTAPHONE OPERATOR,
Thoroughly experienced, by local
office large manufacturing cor
poration; state age, education,
salary expected. references; no
transients considered; must be
local resident, one desiring per-
manent position. Address full
particulars to Box AID, Star
Office. 2"
STENOGRAPHER, expert,
single, character references.
experience in general Office
routine necessary. Good pay
and excellent future to the
one who qualities. Address
Box 460-D, Star Office.
WANTED EXPERIENCED
PRESS OPERATORS FOR
WHITE COATS, PANTS
AND DRESSES; ALSO EX-
PERIENCED SHIRT FIN
ISHERS AND PRESS OP-
ORATORS. 2117 18th ST.
NV.
Evening star., 1935-06-01

ADDING MACHINE: Burroughs, complete
with stand. ST. so; rebuilts. like new
United" s13 14th st. NV National 6063
BABY CARRIAGE, S35 Whitney Al con-
Sitl4n Snif IS 81 4osa es Ssut y1as n n room 'O's'
soil. h-w heating plant for s-room house,
H0rns roTs r. shpp ss st. ss ssI7
BEDS. twin; radio. breakfast set. dishes. re-
frigerator. stove. occ. chairs. kitch. cabinet:
sewing machine. Edelman. 1903 Ga. ave.
ROOM sgE and spfnxs ouc saSD
sacrifice. quick sale. SS5. District 1877.
BENCH LATHE. South Bend. in. 415-foot
bed: complete home workshop: EVENINGS.
AZ z. Walnut st. Alexandra. Va
sIcYcLEs-Rolliast ane otnsr r.,l nisn,s1ad: dnad:
Store. 424 9th NV.
BUCKWHEAT GLOVER. American Thermo-
stat. aouistat. complete: cheap. Can
CAMERAs-We buy sen trade used cam
gains daily. Robins sec i4th st. nv
CAMERAS and equipment optical goods;
EVERY si sfsssds Seashs so!d % snd trsdea izzYs
EACHANGE. 905 D st. NV. Met. SS9S:
CASH REGISTERS, rebuilt like new. guar
anteed , years: restaurant eoulpment.
etc: lowest prices. Edgar Baum Co.. Inc.
aO3 st. NV
CHASE TONGUE. cushioned willow
leather upholstered aImchair and rocker:
SGMd mcdsI 10 Svibers RS ssbo ssaa each. Emerson M
71sl. ewes. or Box 159-D. Star once. l.
COT AND MATTRESS: can be made
single or double. 314 ST. ne.
Edsar Baum Co. Inc. 9oa st. NV:
DIAMOND BARG GAlNS- gnredeemeo
pledges cf all SsseriptTnS for sale q p1,ees ee
chandise GUARANTEED as to weight; color
and perfection; Money eheeIfully rsfunded Ss
oce sa opeosits s5e Ss airpor. -0-
ton: price. siO. Phone Columbia $3.50.
DINING ROOM SUITE. very fine mahoganyy
Sheraton. inlaid, 9 pieces: cost 5000. sell
for 500. 334S 18th st. NV.
nator. 4 Gu. it.: good condition: rug 9x12
and pad; all reasonable. lis West Belle
fonte ave. Del Ray. Va.
DMNG RooM Fly THRMITHRES Deess
able offer. 3S25 18th NV. Adams 2601-J.
ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR--n you have
q piano you're not using why not trade
H give yoS 1Sr ser oW
ance. National 4730: Kits. 1890 St
ELECTRIC RANGE. Universal. 4-burner.
new; reasonable. Phone Georgia 5O17.
b626 18th st. NV.
FANS. electric. all sizes; repaired. sold. ex-
changed; a. c. and d. c: motors. Get our
prices. Carly. 1908 14th st. NV.
FOLDING CHAIRS. 1000. for rent or sale,
Reasonable. Notes Auction Rooms, o33
Indiana ave. Phone District S112.
FURNISHINGS 4-room apt. $3.50: half
cash. balance easy to responsible party
Address Box 471-D. Star ONCE.
FURNITURE and house furnishings: must
sacrifice contents 6-room house. 4 Dres-
den St. Kensington. or phone Kensinston
164-W.
FURNITURE+Contents of private home
must be sold to settle estate. Can be seen
Sunday. between 10 am. and l PM. at
4OO7 21st st. ne.
FURNTrURE-Complete FURNISHINGS of 6.
room house for sale for 3 days only. Will
sell separately. 1744 Jackson st ne. @
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. good quality;
mostly Colonial REPRODUCTIONS; child's crib.
youths bed: will sacrifice. Mon. Tues.
We'd. 46 e Walnut ST.. Alexandria. Va. 2'
Evening star., 1935-06-01
MOTOR TRAVEL.
SALE-MISCELLANEOUS.

DRIVING LINCOLN SEDAN TO CHICAG
this week end Room for 3 pass. Phor
Metropolitan 741l. Mr.. Skies. -
Evening star., 1935-06-01
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
ATTENTIoN-will purchase for cash your
diamonds silvervare, platinum. old gold
and discarded jewelry:. Estates bought
and appraised. Immediate service. Will
call. Phone Charles. Metropolitan S641. l.
AUTOGRAPH LETTERS OF Presidents
statesmen; stamp collections. old coins
bousht. Hobby Shop. 716 18th. Dist 1872
BOOKS WANTED secondhand hundred
or more: miscellaneous and sets Paul
Pearlman III @ st. NV. District 3643
FURNITURE-We pay highest cash prices
all kinds. Call Gilbert National 1868. 1s
FURNITURE+Best prices for furniture,
household goods. ONCE furniture: also mer-
chandise. PROMPT attention. District S1l2
FURNITURE-Sewing machines. household
goods all kinds; highest prices paid. Call
North 6O40 before selling. Prompt service.
FURNITURE, rugs, household goods etc !;
absolutely highest prices paid: for best
results call any time. Lincoln 54Ss. j.
GOLD-BRING YOUR OLD GOLD. SILL
YER, PLATINUM. TEETH. DISCARDED
JEWELRY. WE HAVE A u 8. GOVT. IL
GENSE TO BUY. WE PAY CASH. A.
KAHN INC. 43 YEARS AT 935 r
OLD GOLD. silver platinum purchased for
manufacturing use; maximum price paid.
BURNsTINES 93l G ST. NV
Since 1865 Federal License.
CASH FOR OLD GOLD.
silver; watches. diamonds and old dis
carded 1ewelry Full cash value paid o. g.
Govt. license to buy. Selinger's. s1s P It