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SALE-SUBURBAN.

Z ROOMS, IA ACRES. ALL MODERN;
improved corner Suitland and Silver Hill
Iqs;: gas.M Suitiand' Nd Phone Capital HsisH'S
EAST RIVERDALE HEIGHTS. MD.-TWO-
story frame house with basement, sacri-
Nd. ,'
Z BED ROOMS: . BATHS. 10 ACRES IN
Franklin Park. Va. vicinity of Washington
dress Box 1o6-D. Star of1ce. "a
BEAUT1F dcE6 5RooM NJ vmd1] BqNGAdoTs 5Ad Io%
monthly payments !nyestisase now rPpeS PEieeSS
BOSWELL, 34th and R. I. ave. ne. (Mt.
Rainier. Md
BEAUTIFUL. VACANT. REFINED; $500.
5ungalow; S4500; $500 cash, s32 month
bath. modern heat. tapestry brick fireplace.
oak floors beautifully decorated: large lot,
minutes downto%n. GEO. c. WALKER.
phone Greenwood 1899. %
TAKOMA PARK HOMES FROM $4,000
up; lots from 500 up, ROBERT Z; LOAR.
81 Cedar st. Takoma Park. .Georgia 0SSl.
3S23 25th PL. NE.-A NEW 5-RM,
bungalow on a large lot with garage. at
$500 down, SIS month. Open daily until
pm. Call North 1203.
ONE ACRE, 5-RooM BUNGALOW ON
City water. Right at schools. stores ana
everything; 81 500; terms. G. T. McNAB.
phone rails CnuTCE 4uN.
40 ACRES. 6-RooM HOUSE; BIG BARN ARN:
Church. $4,000; easy terms. G. T.
McNAB. Falls Church 40s
BEAUTIFULLY WOODED TRACT. TO 80
within 30 minutes downtown. Purchaser
can distate the terms; G. t. McNAs'
phone Falls Church 40S.
ATTRACTIVE 4-RooM AND BATH, AMI;
newly decorated; price: S2'9?o' uvsItsl sT4o
Vile Riverdale--7 rooms and bath' q; M m IL
garage; > large lots; price. s., 15u: Sl.~oU
cash. zANTzINGER CO. Natl 537l.
GENTLEMANS COUNTRY HOME.
Owner going to California TliI isSwaS: SsSS[1aSe
s large rms, bath. elec. kitchen fre2lace
hyd. floors ia acres. chicken house; 30
f. Ions sSOOee Ca. on Hyyattsvife yoHF ieems 965
SOLVE YOUR HOUSING PROBLEM.
N R9s 9e sg ssg t6s fSme neR eR sroom North WASH
ington house: baths, Nv W vr1nnt neat snd Iod
SsqS s'S per MONTH GnS Win % ssTee to rent at once
part Of house when yours ior S40 70 S2O
per month. Large recreation T room; roo built lEt,
Friday. Phone Georgia 1901.
NEW BRICK HOME.
ZIG WASHINGTON Ave; Riverdaie.
rooms. h.-w.h., fireplace. tiled bath
and shower. porches, gsrase large lot.
Price and terms very reasonable. from
OWNER. 3s2I 34th st. Mt. Rainier. Nd.
ROOMS. BATHs-S5, $50.
This is the home you have been looking
easy terms: Others UP to $4,000 in JET
j. il PoLADIAN Builder:
Cor. Howell Avenue.
Opposite Del Ray Post once. Alex.
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PORTLAND HOTEL.
ROOMS-FUR. AND UNFUR.
ROOMS-SUBURBAN.

1870 COLUMBIA RID. NV
Large rooms. baths; apt; 1st floor; SO
week Board optional
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BANK OFFERS!

NEAR Bird AND r. I. AVE. NE-S5. 500.
Brick home q rooms bath INV h. elec .,
2 large porches, Earaee. Absolute bargain.
Call nnM Natinnal EQ4Q
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DETACHED COLONIAL BRICK
CORNER

IN MEADOW BROOK AND
BEECHWOOD SECTION.
This almost new home containing large
living room with open fireplace and French
doors leading to screened porch; also at,
kitchen, 8 unusually large bed rooms;
situated on beautiful corner, wen-lsnd-
Scaped lot. oil heat. garage. The owner
Is leaving city and authorized us to sell
at the attractive price of S10.950.
NEAR 18th & MT. PLEASANT.
SS.950 - Colonial semi-detached brick.
10 large. bright rooms. 3 complete paths.
h.-w.h., garage home Of this type is
in demand because of its popular location
and its suitability for home or rooming
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DIST 1411
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SALE-ACREAGE.
SALE-LOTS.

NEARBY VTRGINIA-5Na ACRES LEVEL
land bus. school. churches stores a slVe'
away for cash. Walnut 1860.
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room,
;.o5; newly dec
men. Col. 4S02.
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ROOMS-FURNISHED.

ROOMS-FURNISHE
(Continued)
1870 EYE ST. N.W.-comfortable room:
convenient downtown location, refined at
mosphere: gentleman.
I44o RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV. Apt 20:
Newly furnished room in large. attractive
apt; adult family; gentleman.
241a 18th ST. NW-Bay-window room
grated: lines gentlemen. Col. 4so2.:
1910 10th ST. N,W,-Large front room.
twin beds and private bath. ath.-
1921 10Th ST NW-Attractively fur
place ,seini-private bath; = young IaoleS
62I C ST Ne" nice quiet Ink; rooms.
isrse closet; near capitol phone. FeaSon-
EXCLUSIVE NEIGHBoRHooD : Private
family: room, bath and garage; gentleman
Phone Emerson 3234.
1885 IRyING ST NW.AttTactiys brat fF9ft
clean comfortable; $50. -
2s2S CONN. AVE. N.W.-Largc room ad-
totning bath private home; references.
1916 N H AVE NV, Apt. 54--Comfort-
apt. gentleman.
c72l ONTARIO RD.-In private home
small family west Columbia I'd breakfast
II desired. Phone Columbia ISL %.
corner house. Southern exposure; board
optional. Phone Columbia 4095.
1896 R ST. NV. Apt, .l.,Large front
room adOinng pSnna bath; BY day week or
211o MASS. AVE.--Beautiful front room,
windows, near bath; walking distance;
unlimited phone. Also small room.
WESLEY HEIGHTS-Attractiv furn.
easement bS 1tD room. nr-'' Phone Prone Cleveland s6s7
4sl2 KANSAS AVE. N.W.-Large front
room next bath; shower; bus service; !
or gentlemen or couple; reas. Phone
Columbia 43lS-J.
l757 QUE ST, Dupont Circle vicinity;
Large double room. suitable or. 81 oil
burner. constant hot water; free phone.
1I3S l5th ST. .W-Loyely. comfortable
fined house ladies; reasonable. IS.
171S 18th Nw.-Nice cheerful room,
SsWy n w.sf dec9rSfed 5nmSa al new furniture SINGLE
pleasantly furnished room in detached
portation Cleveland $3.50
1904 IRVING ST. NW.-Gentleman only;
Greek Park; private family. "a
cs16 CATHEDRAL AvE.-,Large, room.
twin beds near bath. nicely located. Phone
902 EAST CAPITOL, near Capitol, Library
Large .5-window room also smaller room.
beautifully turn.. in attractive residence.
AL 11th ST. s.W.. Apt. Nicely fur
LARGE, comfortab BILE, twin beds, conv. to
Govt. Printing and city P. o. and c. Univ.
Phone North 11S9
2s02 ,26th ST. NE.--Front room, nicely
furnished. quiet. residential section; near
car line; young ladies preferred; SIS
month
10l6 MASS. AVE. N.W.-Bright, cheerful
rooms. equipped for Ink. $3.50 and $3.50.
Also double room. top floor. suitable for ,
gentlemen. S6
1925 PENN. AVE SE-Attractively furn
front bed rm.. near bath; conven. cars and
bus: single or double
4105 18th ST NW-In private home,
single room, near bath; beautiful sur
roundings. Phone Adams 1865.
as42 9Th ST-Near Wardman Park Hot
bel: two highly desirable rooms, one with
double bed, next to bath; private home.
Phone Adams 5115-W.
CAPITOL HILL. 704 ST. Sc
South front room in fine home, every
convenience; quiet.
1iewly papered and painted; semi-private
bath; wonderful location.
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!. NV, Apt, 25.
large. attractive
nan
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HOUSES-FURNISHED.

RENT-BUNGALOW. FURNISHED, AMI.
garage; convenient transportation. stores.
ouired. Phone Georgia 2747. 25'
NEAR 7th AND TUCKERMAN SITS. NV.
Attractive 4 r. and b.. ami; new-houSe
condition; built-in gar. elec. refriseration;
beautifully furnished; SS5.
r. L. SEYMOUR CO.. INC.
1216 N Y. Ave. National G9O7.
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OUTSTANDING BARGAIN,
JUST COMPLETED.
Nos. 10 & II Madison st. NV,

(South Side Madison. Between
North Capitol and 1st SITS. N.WD.
English style brick homes with very
new arrangements and Q baths. This
location is being built up with new
homes, schools churches and convenient
to cars and busses. Come out and look
them over. or phone us for real bargain;
Traction cars to Bird and Madison SITS.
NV. and walk east to houses. Price.
$3.50.
Howenstein Realty Corp,
14O6 H ST. NV District 1877.
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65xIa9-5: SECOND LOT ON MANNING
tiful street in Edeemoor section; concrets
street, sewer ard water. Price. 81 go.
Phone Cleveland 1871 or Georgia sa53.
BRADLEY HILLS ACREAGE. $3.50, FoR
hesutifuI wooded homesite lO0X220: in re:
stricted section, Larger sites available X
desired. Phone Wisconsin 306s.
I0FAT- VOMESITE-45-FT FRONT; NEAR
Ashton Heights and new Lee Blvd: waters
sewer etc; only S395. Adams 11s6.
UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE HOME SITE:
cor: of :Iath and Fulton SITS. NV. 6OXl.5:
reasonably priced. owner. j. d. LANE.
1871 G st. NV.
BEAUTIFUL WOODED PLOT 20 BY ITO.
Waycroft. Va. II minutes, to Whte house:
e2nTeRtsn' e2aTeRss A CROSBY S5s fSS %sina. sS6s
ATTRACTIVE HOME SITES. MILES
from washington, Mt. Vernon Boulevard,
overlooking Potomac River: $3.50 and 500;
terms. Address Box i21-D. Star once.
DESIRABLE LOTS FOR ROW HOUSES
sni flats various sections Of city.
,Dv.stmsna 2; H SlsSgVER slST SStlS5sI SWh5RIf 1857
LOTS PRICED TO SELL: =,
tions in fast-developing restricted neish.
borhood, on Kennedy, near 1st st. NV.
Near new stadium and Eastern Hign
School-Cor.: lots: Zoned row or mats:
Price. $3.50 each including sewer and
water.
Corner 44th and Ellicott. 55xIOO.
5 lots. Conduit rd., 50xl50.
20 lots. colored; D. c.; near park. n
THos. D. WALSH. INC.
SIS 11th st. NV. Dist. 755s-755a.
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sALE-CoUNTRY PROPERTY.

A WELL-BUILT MODERN DWELLING, 8
rooms and > baths. with 10 acres OF land.
ings consisting of harm. garage, chicken
houses and 4-room house. On COLES
WILLIE PIKE near ASHTON. MD.
7-room house with acres Of land;
large lawn with exceptional shade trees.
Ia MILES NORTH OF ASHTON, MD.
We have q wonderful list OF estates
farms and country property.
BOSS PHELPS.
Ask for Mr.. z. C.. Thomas.
National $500 or Adams e121.
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COUNTRY BOARD.

PROSPECT HILL. NEAR FREDERICK.
Fall and Winter guests. Weekly and
week end. Chicken dinners. Mrs. Roy J.
Hyndman. Box 375. Frederick. Nd. 27'
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GOLF CLUB MANOR. VA.-For two gen.
tlesnen; modern private home: lovely sub
urb. go minutes out; single beds. cedar
lined closet, bath with shower. wood-burn-
1ng fireplace in living room: excellent
meals. individual tables; entertaining priv
tegeS; free attached garage. Price 500
each. Address Box 3O2-D, Star ofdce.
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62I C ST NE nice. quiet Ink: rooms.
large closet; near Capitol; phone ReaSoh-
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HOUSES-UNFURNISHED.

GEORGETOWN.
32l4 st. n.w.-Large detached frame
residence, 10 rooms bath and servants
bath and garage; with spacious ana attrac-
tive grounds; $50 per month.
TYLER RUTHERFORD. INC:
1870 K St NV. National O415.
COLORED-FLATS.
1342 Rn.w.-2 T.. k. b.. cleo. gas--S32 so
Ala NV r, k, b., cleo, gas 800
1928 Church n.w.-l r. k. b.. ell. g. 1890
Others From Sl0.50 Up.
E. M AIKEN. 500 H st. NV, Natl. 3556.
For COlored.
500 N ST NW.-S42. so.
Living room, dining room. 3 bed rooms,
kitchen and bath; front and rear yards.
i404 X. cAFRITZ. DIST 9Os0.
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REPOSSESSED BARGAIN.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C..

SS.p5O-Nearly new, well-built brick.
and clapboard detached house. in best
new grade school and bus line. rooms,
modern bath and kitchen; garage: nice
large lot, well shaded and Handicapped:
very reasonable terms. To inspect call
walnut e3s3.
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SALE-SURURRAN.
fCnrtiuusaN

NEW 5-RM. BRICK IN NEARBY VA GA
rage. large porch. fireplace health kitchen.
elec. on d. c. current; copper screens and
suffers: modern in every detail: good To-
cation. fine view. Exceptional value at
$3.50 with $3.50 cash.
CHAMBERS & TALLMAN,
21on Wilson Blvd Clarendon 1900.
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2S2S CONN. AVE. NW-Large. room ad-
joining BATH private home; references.
1916 N. H. AVE. NV, Apt. 54-Comfort-
ant. gentleman
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1921 10th ST NW.-Attractively fur
nished double room. twin beds. open nre-
place seini-private bath; young laoies
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APARTMENT,
4 FAMILY

in frst-clsss white NV. section. Conyen-
lent to business, car and bus: piog, a3ous
rear yard to alley: bldE. rented Tor close
10 s. 900 per year. shows 81 net on
MR. DREW NET. "S11. F ELIOT MID
DLETON "05 Investment BuildiEe.
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RENT-SUBURBAN.
9O4 NORTH VIETCH ST.
WANTED-SUBURBAN.

HOUSE ANIL AND STABLE IN VIR-
ginia not over 10 miles from Lincoln Me-
mortal Address WM. o. LAsELL' ~
Pennsylvania ave. NV.
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SALE-HOUSES.
Sc 500 EACH

o11a 1st st. NV. and 621 Florida. ave.
nt-Each containing q rooms and bath.
full basement and in good condition. Sub
nit an offer. -
J4IO @ o4s
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sAIF-NYESTMENT PROPERTY.
APARTMENT

MODERN BRICK HOUSE. RENTING S465
a wear: price reduced: quick sale, S3,'oO'
BOSS & PHELPS. 1411 S. st.
NEW EIGHT-FAMILY APARTMENT
Tenants furnish own heat: Ga, Gas 9eSs Sa son M
FIIIiv rented Price $50 900. For inspec"
ton call Mr. Bennett. Res. Geo. %@=9e'
z e. JANfFC INC
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1885 IRVING ST NW.-Attractive front
room in refined home: y closets, gas neat
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WANTED-SUBURBAN APIS.

IN NEARBY MD. ROOMS. KITCHEN
ette. private bath. by employed couple. on
Oct. /. Address Box 323-D. Star ONCE.
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1896 R ST. NV. Apt. 3I-Large front
room adjoining bath: by day. week or
month Phone Dec1tur 9nSc
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ION THE GOLF COURSE.'
CLARENDON. VA.

q rooms bath. gas. cleo. city water.
h.-w.h.. hardwood floors, built-in esrase'
Near high school shaded lot with streams
Price. S5.5OO-S500 down, $40 month.
JUDSON REAMY,
once. Center Clarendon. Va.
Telephone Clarendon 1O32: Ewes. 1873.
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1157 QUE ST. Dupont Circle vicinity
Large double room. suitable > or 3; oil
burner constant hot water: free phone
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ROSS E 'PfTHELPS' i417 K ST. NV.
Ii coon INCOME WIIH sAFETY.

EARGAIN INV ES MIMI.
SIS, S,OOO-EXcellently located; close 70 upper
I4th ST TEN-ROOM. .9l2- BATH brick
house: BED ROOMS; modern heat
ing etc Just refinanced with S3.onn.
- loan Rented by year at SSO per
month. BOSS & PHELPS. PHONE Ma
The Washington times., 1935-08-20

IT'S q sour situation, thiS-SiX
hundred District National Guards
men encamped in a broiling sun
with an ample supply of lemons
but without a single lemon
squeezer.
It didn't require a detachment
Of congressional inquisitors to dis.
close that military deficiency at
Camp Sirnms today. A lanky
youth detailed to the Headquar.
tiers Service Division field kitchen
of the 121St Engineers made the
annoying discovery. He was too
occupied wiping lemon juice from
his eyes to give his name, but CON-
planned:
This is pretty raw. Pretty
raw"
No one remembered, it seems.
that to make lemonade-many
gallons of ia lemon squeezer
was convenient, in fact almost
necessary. But the Guardsmen
must have lemonade, so by hand
it must be made.
Squeeze for Someone
Said another member Of the
human lemon squeezing corps,
bearing down rather futilely on
two halls Of lemon, one in each
hand:
"We're going to put the
squeeze on somebody for proper
tools. This mans army can't
function on no halfway basis"
Aside from their dislike for
lemons, beans, unpeeled potatoes
and a few other unpleasant
phases of being in the Army
now" the embryo gun bearers are
finding little to complain about
at their Congress Heights camp
site.
Yesterday and much Of today
was spent in digging in" at the
camp. but beginning late today
and until the period of training
is concluded a week from Satur.
day, they will participate, on a
small scale, in one of the most
extensive war games ever staged
on American soil. Their training
will follow closely that of the
$4,000 men in Pine Camp, N. Y.
Training Detectives
Objectives of the two-week
training period. both at Camp
Simms and Pine Camp, are:
l.. To put into actual prac.
tice the instructions given
during the armory training
period by =. the application of
field exercises to assumed or
actual field conditions.
2. To place special emphasis
on both individual and group
training in all phases Of war.
fare.
Anti-aircraft weapons, machine
guns and other light field guns
have been wheeled to the reserva-
ton here. There will be no cav
airy combat, the District guard
being without a cavalry unit.
Specific methods Of warfare to be
studied and demonstrated include:
Chemical warfare, anti-air.
The Washington times., 1935-08-20
Banks See Tang|es
In Proposed Coins

PHILADELPHIA G.N.S.).
Whatever Congress may do with
the proposal, Philadelphia bank
ers see a headache in the sugges-
ton to mint half-cent and one
mill pieces to facilitate collections
of State sales taxes.
The "chicken.feed" coins will
make necessary reruling ledgers,
junking Of thousands of dollars in
equipment, revolutionizing book
keeping and purchasing new coin
machines, bankers here agreed.
1T will mean a complete change
in our bookkeeping methods" one
cashier volunteered. Another
added the scheme would mean no
end of annoyance" and that it
would be up to adding machine
companies to furnish mechanical
methods for recording fractions.
The Washington times., 1935-08-20
VIRGINIA GET
FUNDS FOR
PROJECTS

ALLEGATION Of Federal funds
totaling $81, 085 to be used by the
Works Progress Administration
for new works projects in Vir.
ginia was announced today by the
Division Of Allegations and Infor-
nation.
The projects include street i'm
provements, construction Of city
buildings. sewage plants and other
improvements throughout h e
State.
The projects to be undertaken
in each county follow:
Appomatox-Street and side
walk grading at Appomatox.
Augusta-Painting Jail and Fed
eral buildings and grading Of city
athletic grounds at Staunton.
Buckingham-Grading for foot
ball field at Dillywyn.
Carroll-Improvement Of streets
at Galax.
Elizabeth Capitalization of
new sanitary sewers and improve
m ent Of Union School at
Hampton.
New Kent-Construction of fuel
bin at New Kent.
Norfolk-Reclaim Government
reservation owned and controlled
by city and build playground at
Norfolk, and fill and grade play.
grounds at John Goode School at
Brambleton.
Northampton - Improve side.
walks at Franktown.
Patrick-ConStruction Of shower
room under school shop building
at Stuart.
Princess Anne-Sewer replace.
ment at Virginia Beach.
Southampton-Sidewalk improve
ment at Carpon.
Smyth - Construct concrete
cover for spring at Sugar Grove,
Warwick - Lay cutters and
curbs on seven streets at Newport
News.
The Washington times., 1935-08-20
D. c. RECORD OF BIRTHS AND MARRIAGES

licenses were issued here during the
past week: Francis Lee Mcdonald, IS,
W., and Elizabeth Orange, 81, 1858
Forty-fourth st. n. W
Theodore Green. 90, 72O Thirteenth St
and Bessie May Woodcock 80. both OF
Washington, and Irma Alberta Dove.
20, Seat Pleasant, Md; George Milton
sullivan. 80. Westminster Md. and
Helen Perkins McWhorter. 81. Washing
ton: Clifton Lewis Lowe, 81, ana Lillian
Dickerson, is, both Of Washington:
BENJAMIN Kay. -, Bronx County. 4. Y,
and Sarah Kalpin. %, Geary' Okla
Kenneth Paul Chapel. 81, and Kathleen
georgia street, -, both of Baltimore;
William A. stack. 81, Benning. d, e.
and Lillian E. Gasch. IS. BladensburK,
Md: Lallier Gabriel Tapponier. 81, and
Phyllis Barbara Cook, IS, both Of wash
ington.
The Washington times., 1935-08-20
'M00NSH|N|NG'
ON WANE

CONTINUED from Local P0gs)
crate q still most any time. but
they certainly have been given
q scare since the two recent
raids. Why, for the first time
in my life, I really don't know
where even one small still is
located.
"The three gun battles staged
during the Quesenberry raid
which resulted in the death Of
that Alexandria police m a n
Clarence =, McClary) and the
wOunding Of the Federal officer
(GlOyd G. Kirkpatrick) has
shown the natives Of this Sec
ton that these Federal men
mean business.
During that man hunt an
area Of nearly 20 square miles
was thoroughly combed by the
numerous officers and volunteer
man hunters. And since that
time, you know. they shot Del
mas Duncan. You can't blame
the Federal men for not giving
the moOnShiner a chance to pull
another Quesenberry on them,
but StiIl, this incident has
brought home the fact that the
Federal m e n mean business
now. Some years ago a foot
race was the most exciting part
of any raid, but since the shoot
ing has become so common not
SO many Of these natives feel
like putting themselves on the
spot"
Another potent factor in the de
cline Of moonshining activity ir
this section of the country. it was
pointed out by several Of those in
terviewed, is the fact that since
the Quesenberry shooting at least
two Federal men have been max
ing headquarters near the scene
and can be seen every few days
riding around through these desc
late hills.
The Washington times., 1935-08-20
.HEADLEY ASKS
RETIREMENT
PRIVILEGE

Inspector Albert J. Headley,
Assistant Superintendent Of Police,
applied for retirement subject
to the will" of the District Com
misSionerS.
His application was in the
hands of Major Ernest W. Brown,
Superintendent of Police.
Storm center in the gentle
mans agreement" disclosed several
months ago before the House
Crime Committee investigation,
Inspector Headley was to have
agreed months ago to step out OF
the department by September /,
when named by the Commissioners
to succeed Inspector Thaddeus R.
Bean as Assistant Superintendent
In July.
Inspector Headley is now on
leave of absence. It is expected
the retirement request will be ap-
proved before he returns to duty.
Before the crime committee
It was disclosed that Representa-
tive Thomas L. Blanton CD
Texas; Inspector Headley, and
Major Brown were linked in
deal, whereby Inspector Bean
would be retired and Headley
named to his post as assistant
S,lperintendent.
Inspector Bean told the House
investigators that Representative
Blanton attempted to force his
retirement, but the police Of
ficial stoutly refused.
After the blow-up on Capito
Hill, Inspector Bean retired July
/. The Commissioners at first
announced his post as assistant
superintendent of police woulo
not be filled. Representative
Blanton visited the District
Building and the city heads
backed down from their original
stand, naming Headley for the
post.
The Washington times., 1935-08-20
DEATHS

Marie Thaden, So years.. $3.50 Military
Rd. N. W.
Charles Ford, ~ years. Providence
Hospital.
Robert H. Thompson, IS years, st..
Elizabeth's Hospital
Ellen E. Miller, 40 years. GIL Eighth
st. n. E.
Annie Beach, 40 years, Gallinger
Hospital.
Infant Parker. IS days, Gallingsr
Hospital.
Infant snott, days, Columbia Hos
pital.
Infant Hoge, 2 hours, Columbia Hos
pital.
Infant Wood, hour, Gallinger Hos
pital.
william Road, 100 years, Home for
Aged.
Thomas A. Dorsey, 50 years. 4S1 sh
st. n. w.
Thomas Butler, is days, 254s Alabama
Ave. s. E.
Infant Lyons, II days, Gallinger Hos
pital
Infant Page, days. Frsedmen's Hos
pital
Infant Chase, 1871 hours, Galltnger
Hospital.
initial,
The Washington times., 1935-08-20
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BETHESDA, Md, Aug, 40
Men Must Fight" by Reginald
Lawrence and 8. K. Lauren, is the
play selected as the first to be pre-
sented by the Montgomery Play
ers on october IL, in the audi
forum Of the Bethesda Chevy
Chase High School, to open the
1935-193G season, it was announced
today by Mrs. Doris Dewey Day.
Miss Martha Roberts will be
hostess to the players and their
friends Thursday evening Of this
week, at an outdoor supper in the
garden of her home on Cumber-
land avenue. Somerset. Md.
The Washington times., 1935-08-20
Nina Morse Rites

Services for Miss Nina Morse,
who died Saturday at her home.
5000 block P st. N. W., were held
at st. Matthew's Church today.
Daughter Of Isaac Morse, Con-
gresham of the civil war era,
and Mrs. Marguerite Weder-
Strandt Morse, one-time regent
Of the Mount Vernon Ladies AS
ISOLATION, Miss Morse had made
her home in Washington for
more than go years.
The Washington times., 1935-08-20
LICENSED TO MARRY

Joseph ]. Mills. "a, 1893 Twelfth st.
n. W., and Viola Calling. IS, $40 N st.
N. E.
Charles N. Mills, 81, 11O5 c st. s. w.
and Margaret e. Summers, II. 219 Ninth
St. S. w.
Samuel Kornblatt, 81 Cumberland.
Nd, and Pauline Klompus, Is, Cumber-
land, Md.
John W. Wells, %. So N st. s. E.. and
Elizabeth Wlliford, Is, D st. S. E..
Sylvester Taylor, %. 1741 New York
Ave. N. W., and Helen Cook, IS, $500
Seventeenth ST. N. W.
Mitchell Hines, 40. 1915 Tenth st. N.
W., and Emma Braun, Al, 635 L st. N. E.
Stephen G. vicsey. 4S, Bridgeport Conn.
and Anna G. Drummond. 81, Jamaica.
n. Y.