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Commissioners Notices

COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. Washington, July 16,
1885. ORDERED: That the regulations
adopted by the Board of Commissioners of
the District of Columbia under authority
of the Act of Congress entitled IAN Act
to control the manufacture. transportation,
possession, and sale of alcoholic beverages
in the District of Columbia, approved JAM
uary "a. 1884, be- and the same are hereby
amended as follows: Amend Subsection b
l of Section 20, to read as follows: L.
Manufacturer in District of Columbia to
affix stamps. On all taxable beverages
manufactured in the District of Columbia
by licensed manufacturer the stamps so
required shall be affixed to the immediate
container, as the same is hereinafter de-
fined, on all such beverage sold by such
manufacturer. The stamps must be so
affixed by the manufacturer before the
beverage is removed from his warehouse
or licensed premises" Amend paragraph
(a) of Subsection B 9, of Section 20. by
striking out the second sentence thereof. go
that said paragraph will read as follows:
''2. Wholesaler in District of Columbia 20
affix stamps. (a) Upon all taxable beV-
erages including taxable light wines, i'm"
ported or brought into the District of CO.
lumbia by any licensed wholesaler. the
stamps shall be affixed by the wholesaler
to the immediate cOntainer. as the same
is hereinafter defined. of the beverage If
the same is sold or delivered in the Dis
trict of Columbia. The stamps must be
affixed before the removal of the bever-
age from the place of business or ware
house of the wholesaler for delivery to a
purchaser" Amend Subsection B 3. of
Section 26. to read as follows: -. Re-
taller to affix stamps. Upon all taxable
beverages purchased outside of the Dis
trict of Columbia by any licensed retailer,
the stamps SO required shall be affixed by
the retailer to the immediate container. as
the same is hereinafter defined. within "a
hours (excluding Sundays from the county
after the beverage is received at the
licensed premises Of said retailer. and be-
fore the beverage is sold by the retailer.
As to beverages purchased by q retailer
within the District of Columbia from a
licensed manufacturer or licensed whole
saler, the retailer who makes such pur-
chase shall see to II upon delivery of the
beverages by the manufacturer or whole
saler to such retailer that the required
stamps have been affixed to the immedi-
ate container of the beverages so pur-
chased. The presence of taxable beverages
on licensed premises of any retail licensee
in the District of Columbia when not
stamped in accordance herewith shall be
sufficient grounds for the revocation of
the license. NJ. C. HAZEN, G. f.
ALLEN, D. L SULTAN, Commissioners,
D, C.
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SLASHES
REQUESTSF0R
ROAD FUNDS

BALTIMORE, July 19.-Follow-
ing a policy Of devoting the ma
jority of gasoline tax funds to-
wards construction and mainte-
nance Of State roads rather than
for county debts, the State Roads
Commission today announced
Slashes totaling $1S0,000 IN
amounts requested by the counties
for the coming year.
The slaShes were made in eight
counues-Allegany, Anne Arun-
del. Calvert, Cecil, Garrett. Kent,
Queen Annes and Washington.
Two counties-Howard and Mont
gomery-were denied any anoca-
ton. Montgomery, which had
overdrawr- its account more than
$4,000 had not requested any
funds, but Howard had asked
$30,825.
Following is q table showing
the amounts asked and received
by the counties:
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CAND|DATESDUE
To CLASH At
CHERRYDALE

CHERRYDALE, Va, July 10.
Carrying their fight into virgin
territory, candidates for Sheriff
and commemorative Attorney of
Arlington county will engage in
another exchange of verbal bar
RACES in Fireman'S Hall here at
8 o'clock tonight.
With the day Of reckoning only
two weeks off-August 6,-several
of the candidates are expected
to play their "hole cards" to-
night and reveal some startling
information concerning their op-
ponentS.
Cherrydale'S rally tonight will
be the first in this section during
a political campaign that has
echoed throughout the county for
the last several weeks.
Unless some sensational charges
are made tonight by the candi-
dates for Commemorative At
torney, Lawrence w. Douglas, in
cumbent, Emery Hosmer and John
Paul Jones, this part Of the rally
might be considered as the "pre-
liminary event" with the main
bout" concluding the meeting in
true pugilisitc style, when Sheriff
Howard B. Fields and his op-
ponent, H. J. Odenthal, match
wits.
Charges made at the last rally
by Mr.. Odenthal that Sheriff
Fields was an intimate and per-
Sonal friend" of Arlington Coun-
tvs most notorious bootlegger
went unanswered by the Sheriff.
1t is reported that Mr.. Fields is
prepared to answer such charges
tonight.
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Official Notices

ALCOHOLIC BEvERAGE CONTROL
BOARD. Washington, D. c.. July 10.
1885. Notice is hereby given that the fol-
Beverage Control Act. that remonstrants
are entitled to be heard before the grant,
ing of such licenses. and that hearing will
be had on such applications for licenses
on August 5. 1885, 10 A. NJ. in Room
221 District Building: 3O46 Lyman Oren-
stein. TIA Georgia Delicatessen. Retailers
B, 3O28 Ga. Ave, N. w: 3O47, Samuel
Rubin. Retailers B. PAL St.. s. w.
GEORGE w. OFFUTT, AGNES K MASON.
ISAAC CANS. Alcoholic Beverage Control
Board.
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Maxwell, 3541 Eleventh st. N. w.
This kitten, a female, is seven
weeks old.
"Jiggs," and eight-month-old
dog, part police and part bull, is
being given away by Ernest L..
Hines, 1874 Cottage Terrace, Cot
tage City, Md. Properly trained,
"Jiggs" will make a good watch
dog. He will also be fine COM
panion for a child.
If you are interested in obtain
ing one of the pets mentioned to-
day, please get in touch with their
present owners.
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Nine kittens and one dog are
seeking homes today.
Three playful kittens, just two
months old, are being given away
by Virginia Powell, 210 Underwood
St., Chevy Chase, Md. The kit
tens are sure to make delightful
pets. Two are females and the
third male.
Five two-month-old kittens are
being given away by Mrs. w. E.
Easterwood, 521 Third st. N. E.
The kittens, all females, are partly
Persian.
Another kitten offered for adop-
ton is owned by Mrs. Elizabeth
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BuiIders-ContractorS-
Materials

American House CIGaRIn0 csRtraetOeS NE 04A0
C W Graves esn Gen Cont lSS T nv 20 I2le
BayIIss Builders q Cent SIS King Alex 99e
/ A Collins brick plaster sos r st NV 20 lG2A
c n Edwards bldg material S26 N q nv Ma e9I5
GruVeP ais Investment bR Ma 1857
C karlstromeP Golf Club Manor WA A2A0
MeGOIrIek BIdO c0rB 1910 VI ~ nv
Murphy 4 AmSS Lbr "a RosslyU Va We ISIS
Nav CoNstructlOn Co 211S q ct NV WE 1870
Col / Robt Mooa Wash blvd buchanan CIar 229O
ed n POIIlReR 5O7 Elm ~ Takom0 PARK Nd
Horn ConstructIOR C0 2O1 Inv bldg NE 4S7e
RudOIBh q West Co 1889 N AZ NJ NA $50
Robert Russell CoRst c. IS q nv 20 S6I9
Many Wardman 1919 K nv Oi $3.50
MANTELs, Z TILIHG
Edwin Elicit ll0R 9Th nv MA G3I
PStomss CAS- GAS Co ii iols Oh uT O"'O Du sOss
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Cleaners & DyeFs
Laundries

A Z n Cleaning L OyOrs Co 2O51 Ga ~ De $3.50
Allied Cleaners OyeFS o38 Hamilton nv 0E 6253
Berry Z Blake 1919 You q nv 80, -. DE 6Ie2
Evans 332S nth nv ......A0 Sass
I4th St Cleaners & Oysrs 2Sl9 II nv co es7s
NuV0 Cleaners & OyerS 1898 IA nv CO 9522
ParkVlsW Cleaners Oyers S2l5 18th NV AD s9S2
RUG CLEANING g.
LUWlR Rug clsanlRS Co t725 Yth nv. :. NO 9I60
Marx KeshIshIan 1914 Conn aV -. MA SSAS
VALET SERVICE
Bloc RIbboR Vset ShOV l09h King q AI0X We.
GraRd CtraI vaiet Shop 1342 N z ~ nv n e 650S
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Auto Service

American Auto Wreekees 227S nv. ....oE S1S!
RCNd Auto Servlee resr 1891 L nv -. al 0S9S
BUDDY HaFt super Ser S240 Prospect ~ We Xxx
Henry L Poole 1342 II ss - z00V
Crose's AutO Service 1884 9th nv 6640
G,saTfNeP's Auto Service rear 710 N Gao MA Iz3V
Jamee Murphy 1900 NJ nv. ....SI SSVS
Rsyhsstos Brake Service 617 7 ~ OI S6iS
watts eara0e rear 1897 q nv NO VZI0
IAN 81 Caraae, Willie 170a 18th nv ..
FeatherstOR0 SeFv AnalS 1903 N aV.. N9 SOSS OSS
AvtO Brake Service Co 427 nv .... ~ 1z9SS 1z9S
8covN'8 AutO RepaI: 1901 18th nW....MO ?SSUU ?SSUU
Johnson Auto Repair 2s18 Ga ~ Ow. ....HO aS !0IU
Lambert Auto Service 141S lst ne. .....; ~ SSUz
SM SSsS Tss e1I n nv Ol 2775
MID City Auto CO Wlllys. kRlsht I'LL 18th Os S0SV
We(;Omas OIdsmOhIlO Ser rear 1919 II Ma SSaI
MSderM AutO Body Wks 21l5 N NV. W ~
National Aut0 TOR C0 2116 IL NV De ZSSS
Ne WasNInstoR St Garage A1ex va. .AIex S141
PblIIU A ToVsoR l701 5 nv ...... NO S6!S
senator's Auto Wash soc 2O40 Go AZ nv NJ "S'S
BATTERY SERVICE
DIST Bat q EIee Co 1927 Goth nv me Vo0S
eIWeII Glover Bat& EIsa Ser 26Oe Pa aN WE 24IO
GARAGES
coRrad Garage 1923 Eye st nw......''..St O'z|
WELDING
Day WsIdlnS Co 50 Sumner Ct nw......NA SOsI
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Automobile Dealers

stohImaM chSVTOIes SSO7 N NV :. WE iSA0
walsh Motor Cs Ford Sales & Service ,..,
Auto Ser Silver Spgs Md 5000 Go ~ 81 w.
west End Meter CO 3s1S II nV....... ~ SoSS oSS
wisconsin Motors - & nW.........OE so"V
AUTO TIRES
crIsmo1d Used Tires 1919 0e
Iea'S Used Truck Auto Tires 80 ~
Tylers Tire shop 1903 10th uW......NO SoOI
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Radio-Refrigerators

Abby Radio servles S547 Ca ave nv CO S69o
ABC artery 81 Ser IAe 1899 N Cap Il De I7I7
Bills Radio Ser ll04h King ct Alex Va Alex 2S0I
Carriers Radio Co S26Y & NV WE 3OII
CIayS Majestic PhIloo sOrV 1880 18th nw De 67S2
Garner'S 500 Radlo Ser Calls CO 69IA
GIbsOnS Radio Ssrv 1921 Belmont I'd HW co 7i55
G Lord RadDe q ReRO Service &c O292
Gardner o 7inkett 1918 You St NV De 5508
Industrial El q RadJo SerV Sl2 Fla ave De 5059
KenNSdYs Radio Service 1919 18th nv co 7099
MOderR cleo Lab 400 Fla ave DE 4S20
Radio Sam 46l4 l4th NV ..........GE 624I
TreWoIIa Radio Service 1910 y st ne At &2I2
Universal RadIO EIe0 Co l04 81 ct nv Ol $3.50
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Speciality Shops-Furriers

SSf1Hi SS Ho.Et.I ii 'h i,Si ~ I'm NV NJ ssas s
Shirt & Dress Hospital l7l4 9th NJ 20 OS7I
CASH REGISTERS
Cares A P Registers. Forms s2i 18th nv o. 1882
National Cash Register Co 1908 nv MA 1879
FuRRIERS
Little America Fur shOp 26n9 18th nW AD s:01
JOseph ROeRdOrf Sl7 l1th nv ..... MA 6Si9
zIrkIn . Sens s2l 18th 0W .-.....ME ais
hats
Bertha HAT Shop One Price 262s Conn ~ A0 0ASS
LEATHER GOODS
O W KInS 51I 11th NV ....., MA E2Aa
C0FrS Bicycle Repair 5S3S III 0VO ..aE 22SS
UNIFORMS
Capital URIfOrm Co 1908 At nv MA 1859
Cleaning. Remolding, Repairing
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Real Estate-Service

WANTED TO BUV REAL ESTATE
Q q Duty 1923 Vermont ave NV ..... ma 44S2
Boswell. BrasUrs Co 92S 18th nv ...., OI 64l0
: Wesley Buchanan Inc slS 18th M -. Ne !I4S
Cess Realty Co 14O5 Eye Ct NV INA 1883
Robt L MeKeeVsF Co Shoreham bldg. ma 47S0
Weaver Bros Washington bldg ,....... Ol S408
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Home Insulation
Plumbins-Hsating

Hudson Supply Co sth and T sss u0 =. 20 IIIi
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CLASSIFIED
Loans-Mortgages

REAL ESTATE
HOugHteR Co 900 18th nW ). Of 7SSS
Real Estate MoFtsass and Guaranty. MA IA0S
Corporation Construction Leans 1910 e st NV
Tyler Rutherford 1870 It nv ma 047S.s
SMALL LOANS
Auto Mart 2S05 Ga ave nv ,, co I727O
y 6reenhaum 1904 Eye st nv 49,. NE S662
State lOaA Co 330s ave MI Rainier DE 5S53
PAWN BROKERS
ROSsIyn Loan Co RosslyD Va -. WAL $3.50
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Professional Services

coIOMIe IrrIS PhysIOthsrapy MasseusO :. DI S07I
Alec OIL Massage by grad nurse co ASA
Feet Hurt7 Improved Locke method OI 64O9
Or n W Harris Dentist lS42 You ct nv NO 7I62
nF Francis Dentist 1924 18th NO 5639
James 100 Eye nv scalp specialist o. 0240
L n l0ekhaFt Masseuse l11O 18th SE uW Ma 056S
Or McClaren Masseur Eresge bldg DI 64i2
Or Nelson tspecialist) i04 Hth It 0W Treatment
free One weeks medicine $l.n0
Or ScOtts Indian Med Co Tens 9th NJ 20 SOS
Wash Business Bureau 226 Bond bldg MA 072A
Or W CamereR Foot Spec 1884 NV NO 6482
PERSONALS
Alice IaeksOn Masseuse RestHul Treatment ~ G04S
Paris Evans Oay Nursery Permit 6l2 u 1855
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Schools & Colleges

Beatrice Seymour GOOdwIn Voice l4oS q VI 2s4s
B0yds SehOOl Of Sect 1888 3 vt nv OF. MA 2342
Columbus University 1928 18th NV ~ DE S4lS
Miss Floods Klndersarten 1921 Mass ave NV
POteetS Business College iAth & Eye StS MA 47I7
StanfieId Sect sehOsl TO 18th NV Of 1883
Southeastern University 1888 @ R 0W MA $3.50
WhltmOrO Sect SchOOI 1910 II 1t NV ME 6SSl
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Electrical Service

Fearing EIso Co 1888 18th nv co Il250.M
kuOhIIn0 LSeksmith Z Elso 8 4th aO IL 27sS
18th ST Electric shop 1901 l4th nW co I0S7S
Reliance RadlO Co 1881 Ct nv go. ME HlI
Regal EIee Co $40 Upshur d uW 80. CO SS9I
e Smith 929 Howard I'd - .... ~ 602S.R
Warren 1905 It nv ...... MA 1868
B Watson Co CO OA6S OvO At 2I2O-W
TurbsrViIle Inc l722 Conn AZ NO 9407
J Kent white e. Cent 500 King se Als1 Va Tel
whiting q Herrity 1908 9th nv 500. MA $3.50
Gee 9 WOrmIey SAT Fla ave nv. ...... NO 00I0
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Real Estate
Waterfront Properties

Waterfront Properties 62
CHESAPEAKE Beach waterf't COT; ami;
screens; accom-. 8; S12 wk. AT. 1851.
COBB LSLAND-Choice waterfront lots:
lowest prices. Routes & 8 via AnacostiA.
NORTH BEACH. 9th and Frederick-Rent
water large yard. shade. col. 4613.
NORTH BEACH COTTAGE. elec.. water In
side: accommodates IL. col. 4159
NORTH BEACH-Up-to-date. nicely furn.,
clean. 4-room cottage. large screened
porches. Very reas. rent. Line. 60S4-W.
PREDEVELoPMENT SALE. Bonniewood
by the Bay. 80 miles from WashinEton-
Water front lots at SIT so. inside lotS
Electricity available. Entrance on state
road. Cottages financed. Sterling 1851.
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Moving & Storage

AII.StatO Transfer CO local long dist Of 572O
Jobs booked daIly-Phils. N. z, BoStsD
4 w Transfer Co l342 W ct nv NO 1904
CaII IaekSons Express Co 1929 W St nR 20 1898
curtis Transfer l34O Ct e. DE 1858
Davis Transfer Go 1918 Fast Cap e.. u 1857
EoSIo Transfer Co 1873 Q Of nO $50. NO 6642
GoraOnS 1889 l7ths at NV .....P0 1855
Nullens Trans G Stsrase 2O1O 9th -. NO $3.50
Neal SamuePs Express 1881 goth NV . NE 6S63
Fe'tabis Local Moving 222 c & % ... u 6I37
ROgerS Transfer 1868 r G no ..... u 9775
G SWoff0rd 1919 5th ........O DE 0l90.J
Re gerS Transfer 1913 Y av ...... ME S775
Springs q Sons 6O6 N 0V nv me 8s2A
Walker 1922 nth NV ......DE G3aS
M0T0R FREIGHT
Red l1a0 Inc sos ave ne . .......PO 1899
Oil Burners
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Locksmiths

Ace Gun q Locksmlth ll13 Eye st NV ME s637
Edison Gun q Key Shop 9O4 nth NV
EmerSency Auto Keys 7O6 5th st NY :. DI 747I
lacks LOck Key ShOp 1l7S 18th NV MA 1919
n Freeland 606 D st NV ...,ME 500
Try Ne Lock Co 22ll l4th NV W......,.OE 3e77
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Money to LOan-On Real Estate 54

Money to Loan IS
ADVANCED on diamonds. watches, jewelry
and silverware: loans $500 and over 2 -:
all tickets good for one year. HorninR'0
Loan Office. opp. Washington Airport.
ON diamonds. watches. jewelry, silverware,
etc: no adv. arrangement neces.: lowest
rates. ROSSLYN LOAN CO.. Rosslyn, Va
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Auu.v OH Burner c.rp Yss 18th st NV MA sss

..V.o- V'' o0'"e' V0'V TO 47tu 0s q" y" wv
Printing 6 Engraving
Acme Printing Co 7OS 18th NV g.. ma 1852
BOlaR0 Social Engr 1919 Se SUIT sos MA 20AA
COuFant Press lRe 1859 Wis ave NV :. WE O300
Doing Press inc 1243 goth nv ....... Ma 2I20
Gibson Bros lRe 1919 I Ut 0W. ....... MA 1887
GOodhartS 1914 b Ct nv . ........ MA 8I72
The Lag Reporter Printing Co Law brlORs MA O82S
Modern Press 1918 9th NV . MA 867a
Rhode island Ave Press 2024 & I ave nO NO 9A60
W Roberts Co 829 18th nv MA ASA
Harry W Wade s10 King st Alex Va Tel 1928
DUPLICATING
e 8oRInI 1919 St nW ..MG SS2a
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LIquor CO 1905 ColumbiS "a aW AD $500
Ace Beverage Co 2A42 Is nv AO A50O
Ambassador Beer 4 IiquOF 2465 10 nv CO 1920
Ambr0ais OslIeatosSen IA b Eta ~ oW NO 2026
Cairo LIQUOR ShOp 1918 II nv NO 97i2
Costa'S Confectionery $40 18th nv co 7iA3
LIauor Store S249 Mt Pleasant CO 242o
HymaR's LIquOF Shop 3l25 Mt Pleasant CO &333
Jaffe llauor store 2Ol @ NV o. I742
Lo.kO Lluuor store l4SO Ella aV ne . u 7llA
MuIherin's LIquoP Store II q nv ME- 1915
PiVer's DeIIeatesseR LIqUOP $3.50 IA NV CO I04Ie
Plaza Wine Z Liquor Store 705 N Cap NE 9S76
Reid's IlsuOF Store 1859 q q NV NO 0aI9
Reliable LiquOr Store 222l II nv DE 4s24
Sam EIee 5410 "a AZ nW .,,.GE 5956
Service Llausr Sh0p A07 0V ne ....DE 6AS4
LIquOr St0PO 62S Pa ~ o. 10 9727
Spanish Store 1885 nth uw -. De I7sS
StoelmaR's LIauoe StOr0 2740 ~ nv co 6767
True Blue Lauor Store 1888 wis aV nv We IS4S
York Wine 4 LIauOr Store 1857 Ga AZ CO S6eS
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Funeral Directors

FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Jos ! Bailey Co 297 q Nv go. 70 G04S
Cornish q Cornish 212l 10th nw . 20 S7s4.277O
Moons Funeral Home 1922 o st NV. NO 26SS
John 7 RhInOS 1 Co COL Srd Ct WINE 422O
Florists
GARDEN SUPPLIES
6aIderson Co e3e Ind ave ~ ..... ma 07SI
FLORISTS
Amans Flower Shop 26l7 18th nv ... co I000S
ChaeORaS Floral Co $500 18th nW ...... CO 24I2
Guides 1919 ss nv 80, Ma 421O
Howard FlOWer 8hOD 9th @ I ave . OE S0S0
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CLASSIFIED SERVICE
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GOING TO NEW YORK. Saturday. in Ford
VS.. Can take two. share expense
Ii. 21S1. Weaver.
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pArrEl,N 22o1

Here Is Il frock to make those
numerous home chores pleasurabe.
It's nice simplicity applies not only
to its makng-which Is easy In the
extreme, as denoted by the sketch
of the garment spread open-but
also to the laundering problem.
run Of the iron and 1t Is again
fresh and immaculate. doing It's BIT
graclously to keep you In trim. lis
lovely, freedom giving design lends
itself we'll to the new cottons In
stripes. plaids, checks or floral
prlnts-sn WELL III fact, that you'll
likely repeat the pattern in many
fabrics. The smart yoke which In
cludes the sleeve effect Is decidedly
becoming.
Pattern 2oO1 is available In sizes
u, a. 16, is. %, 30, 81, "a. 30, 80,
40 and Il. Size 3G takes al2 yards
IS Inch fahrIcA Illustrated step-by-
step sewing instructions included.
SEND FIFTEEN CENTS 15c) in
coins or stamps (colns nreferred)
for this pattern. Write plainly
name. address, and style number.
BIZ SURE TO STATE SIZE.
Address orders to Sewing Circle
Pattern Department. 24a West Seven
teenth street, New York City.
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[ Il n I country a
great man and an
able patriot. Re
manning n h g
ba background, exer-
cising power with
out display. Mar.
shall Pilslnlskl was
an absolute dicta-
tor. and his death
Is first among the
dIctntors developed
by the great war.
The world may
learn from his 20
ing what to expect
when other tlleta-
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SWEET REMEMBRANCES

An explorer was speaking at
dinner given on his behalf before he
left on a long journey into the heart
Of Africa.
In concluding his remarks. he said:
II thank you for your kind wishes
regarding my welfare on my danger
Gus journey. and want you to know
that when I am far away. surround
ed by sayages. shall certainly think
of you ashore and Afioat.
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And kindred eyes and hearts Watcn Dy
The heroes sepulcher.
Rest on embalmed and santed dead,
Dear as the blood We gave,
No mplous footstep here shall tread
The heritage of your grave
Nor shall your glory be forgot
While Fame her record keeps,
Or Hdlor points the hallowed spot
Where valor proudly sleeps
Yon marble minstrels voiceless stone
In deathess song shall tell
When many vanqushed age hath flown,
The story how We fell.
Nor wreck, nor change. nor winters blight,
Nor times remOrseless doom,
Shall dim one ray OF gorys light
That gilds your deathess tomb.
When In the spring of 1861 the drums began
beating the long roll again, O'Hara cast his lot
with the South. He served until the end of the
wars engaged In business at Columbus, Ca then
retired to plantation In Alabama where he died
June T. 1867 In 1873 the Kentucky Legislature
voted an appropriation to bring the body OF her
soldler-poet back to the Bluegrass The next year
they buried him with military honors In Com
monwealth cemetery In Frankfort He rests there
beside his fellow soldiers for whom ne wrote the
poem that has become NOTIFICATIONS anu Which
has been called THE perfect requiem OF four
wurs"-Theodore OHaras .Ihe Bivouac Of the
Dead"
Perfect requiem Of four wars though OHara's
poem wns 1t remained for another to become
more particularly associated with the Memorial
day observance which grew out of the conflict or
lS6l-G5
In 1865 the women Of Columbus, Ca. decorated
the graves Of their dead and the following
January the members Of the Ladies' Aid society
there decided to perpetnate the custom They
picked upon April 2s. 1866, as the date for their
Memorial day celebration.
So they held their memorial services In the
cemetery on that date and decorated not only the
graves of the Confederate war dead, but also
those Of some Union soldiers buried there.
The next spring there appeared iii d New YORK
newspaper brief paragraph which stated that
1.-THE women Of Columbus Miss. have shown
themselves impartial In their offerings made to
the memory OF the dead. They srewed flowers
alike on the graves of the Confederate ana OF
the National soldiers"
AT that time young man named FRANCIS
Miles Finch WAS practicng law In Ithaca, N T.
Born In 1927 he had been graduated from Yale
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His Night OFF

"Just look at old Farmer over
there enjoying himself. And I've
always understood he was woman
hater' 80
$50 he is; but she's not with hlnf~'
tonight STRAY Stories Magazine.
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A Long Pic

1t was her first attempt at cooking;
and when her husband came home
he saw very long pie on the table.
.Whateyer Is that?" he asked.
TT couldn't get any shorter rhu--
barb" she replied. London Tlt-Bits.
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Rent Deferred

Mrs. Smith--What rent do you
pay?
Mrs. -Jones--I don't pay 1t.
Mrs. Smith-What would 1t be IL
you did pay 1t,
Mrs. Jones-A miracle.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-05-23

Warning to politicians and others:
Don't stumble.
In California. Herman Zegler was
putting Is tame lions through their
PAGES. He cracked the whip; they
obeyed. jumping up on stools, sitting
up on their hind legs. Mind over
matter" was beautifully demonstrated.
The lions acknowledged their master.
Then, unfortunately the lion tanner,
careless. stumbled over a stool, fell;
instantly the lions were upon him.
forgetting their fear of him. He had
stumbled and fallen-that was enough.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1935-05-23
BY ELMO SCOTT WATSON

Is Is the story of two men-a
Southerner and a Northerner.
1t is also2the story of the two
poems they wrote.
It Is a tale that can we'll be
told as May 80 approaches. For
that date Is Memorial day.
On February II. 1920, a son
was born To Kane O'Hara, an
Irish political refugee, who was
living In Danville In the Blue
grass rarinn of Kentucky. The