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ROOMS AND BOARD.
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hOOmS AND bOAhD.
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room with running water; single beds; wei Wei
heated; next bath: homelike; excellent
I7OS N. H. AVE. NV. (near Dupont
bath for three. Also double bed room and
HsS HTiySste Sssa for for sES $50 per
North &5s5. HHa e'''A'0F 'e''''s' Gan
1871 R. ]. .AvE.-ExcluSiye, new residence.
walking distance to downtown: semi.
private bath; well-balanced. well-cooked
2129 WYOMING AVE.-Delightful resi-
dence in Washingtons most fashionable
section: convenient to downtown. Single
ar,1, and double rooms. yell-balanced meals;
1872 lo3m, resTi.rN ST WMiAttraesiysa doIbie
walking distance Gentlemen. Roommate
lady In large front room. with private
path Also front room for two.
1902 18th NV Vacancies for young
feod waEInr AKIN PED: Sis,sncn TsTm rooms excellent
1929 < ST NV. the Lee-MarQue-Nicely
vate baths: excellent board. 81.
YOUNG, LADY wishes another to share
large GoubIe room: new furniture, twin
PEGS, plenty hot water. oil heat best food.
174o Lanler pl. NV, near 18TH and Col. I'd.
"a BLOCK OFF CONN. AVE 2OI3 Kalo-
rama rd. ,n.w.--Large front room. twin
beds; excellent home cooking: $3.50 each.
Phone Decatur 22S6.
ROOM AND BOARD in American-Jew
private family; 14th st. cars. 18th St
ouSSeS: Just IKE home. Adams 1913.
1S44 MINTWOOD PL. NV attractive
rooms in quiet. refined home: twin beds.
Excellent meals. Columbia s119. So
2100 10th ST. NW-Warm, cheerful,
double room for two gentlemen. In lovely
References. Decatur $500. Apt. sos.
l513 10th ST. NV. near Scott Circle
vacancy Tor young man TO share studio
room: excellent meals. Also vacancy for
| NEAR I4th AND PARK RD-Iarge front
room, 2nd floor: reasonable employed young
Iaoles: excellent meals. Adams 1886.
400 9th ST. NW.-Large front room
room. Ideal location: block from busSes
ana cars. Private family. Reasonable.
| l6l5 MANCHESTER LANE-New house:
IDiockS north OF 10th st. reservoir. Large
llVlng ana recreation room: rooms with
private bath: well heated; SIS a week.
| 22Ol MASS. AVE.-Vacancies. board, rms;
DeautlIuIly newly furn. double studio rms,
Tasty meals. ino. tables; very reas. rates.
2s
1712 EYE ST. NV, convenient TO Gov.
Oepts.-Desirable rooms. excellent table;
reasonable. Phone Metropolitan 6I79. 81"
20l9 10Th ST. Nw.-Attractive accom-
Lnouauons near cars buSses; good meals;
nome atmosphere; S35-S40. Pot. O5l2
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Realty Corp.
Exclusive Agents.
Metropolitan $3.50. 100 Eye st.
YOUR ROOMING and boarding house
business can be sold quickly when listed
with us. Buyers waiting No listing
charge List today. Call National 1854.
S. WINFIELD, 908 10th NV.
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MOTOR TRAVEL.

LADY. DRIVING TO MIAMI ABOUT FEB.
4. take two passengers, 50 each. 0.
Box IA. Silver Spring Nd. 30e
MIAMI-LEAVING FEB. /. TWO WEEKS
trip share expenses; accommodate two;
private party. Phone Emerson 7124. 30s
MAN MOTORING MIAMI ABOUT FEB. 8.
Buick sedan. take ] or 2 passengers; Al
ref. necessary; mod. expense. Cau Natlonal
7l35.
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MEN, 8, highest type, for established tea
and coffee routes paying up to S24 so
week at start No experience needed but
must be willing to give prompt service to
approximately 800 steady customers. No
capital needed. Apply 8 to IL, Thursday
0niy 0lS New York ave NV
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1909 22nd ST. NW.-Nice. furnished
room, also sleeping roomi
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
S S S
PROFITSl
BUuDINo BUSINESS.

IN BUILDING BUSINESS.
Experienced builders organizing to take
advantage Of existing building booms want
to hear from persons able to recognize tre-
mendous possibilities for profit in this field
doubly secured. Address Box ASA. Star
once.
ROOMING HOUSE. downtown. II rooms.
z baths: garage: Rent, $76; good ineome.
S. WINFIELD, 908 10th NV.
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2237 QUE ST. NV.
Private home. attractive room. North 5525.
ROOMS-UNFURNISHED.
1870 HARVARD ST. N.W.-Very large
room, light housekeeping. cont. hot water.
Phone Columbia 1888.
1903 VERMONT AVE. N.W.-For adults
in q private home. rooms, kitchenette.
semi-private bath; anil S35 mo.
ROOMS AND BOARD.
1877 RHODE ISLAND AVE. NV. Apt. 50i
-Bed-living room or twin bed rooms; at
Excellent meals. unlimited phone. elevator.
Phone Potomac 4246. 81
141O 18th ST N.w.-Attrsc. res. club for
men and women; large entertaining rooms:
excellent meals; ideal location: reas. 81
1922 N ST. NW.-AttTactively furnished
double room, three windows, two closets.
suitable for two or three; good meals. 30'
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MINISTERS any denomination. to con-
duct religious services. interdenomina-
tional. State experiences. Address Box
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5 17ll 18th ST. N.W.-One large room twin
beds, Simmons mattresses gentlemen.
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COAL, FUEL OIL, WOOD.

PA. HARD COAL CO.. z. $40 Ibs to ton
Stove and Chestnut. Sl2; Pea, S1050.
Phone Adams 31S0. Call day or night
SEASONED OAK and hickory wood cut in
fireplace length. " cord and up delivered:
also pine: Ryan's Lumber Yard. Phone
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double room for two gentlemen in lovely
apt twin beds. shower: excellent meals.
References. Decatur 1850 Ant 505
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RoOMS-FURNISHED.

at
room, handsomely fur
,aa 1907 JOth 80
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PHYSICIAN. licensed middle-aged. with
daily; salary at rate of $50 per month.
Address Box 251-B, Star ONCE.
AN-EXECUTIVE-An established
home remodeling company needs additional
personnel Of executive capacity, preferably
4 man to participate actively and finan-
cially. Can show live wire an attrac-
tive, permanent connection. Address Box
Q2-B Star once,
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL.
NEED stenographerS expert typistS. book:
keeper-typists. male and female. to I'LL
current positions; no charge unless placed.
Est. IS yrs Boyd's. 1893 F st.
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for coal company just open
ina branch here Good returns for pro-
diioAra Carl w CaSkeY. 224 st. ne.
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1874 MINTWOOD PL. NV attractive
rooms in quiet refined home: twin beds
EXcellent meals. Columbia Rl1N Sc
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LOS N. H. AVE. NV. (near Dupont
bath for three. Also double bed room and
private bath for two: $50 per person
Maid. phone and elevator service. Call
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ROOM AND BOARD In American-JeWish,
private family: 14th ST. cars. 18th st.
busses Just like home. Adams 1913.
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Job MANCHESTER LANE-NeW house: 4
blockS north of 10th st. reservoir Large
nVlhg ana recreation room: rooms with
priVate bath: well heated; SIS a Heek
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RENT-FURNTTURF.

BEAUTIFUL ANTIQUE FURNITURE for
din. ,rm,. 3 bed rms. porch, kit. tnclud-
ing lamps, $40 mo- Frigidaire. 50 mo-
land 61O7.
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NEAR I4th AND PARK RD-Large front
room, 2no moor: reasonable. employed young
ladies: excellent meals. Adams 26lR.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
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RADIO-Majestic 8-tube radio. phono.
graph combination. In splendid condition;
S4950 A really fine instrument that
sold new for sos: easy terms. kits.
1880 @ st.
RADIO-Philco 1882 7-tube table model;
good condition. $40. Alb Buchanan
st. NV.
RADIATORS. 4. gas. steam nearly new;
" iobber's price W. E. Evans. $50 Pa.
ave. NV. Dist. 9511 or Wise. 2903.
RENT your furniture from Quality Furni-
ture. 1910 14th ST. NV. Rates reasonable.
RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT. new and used;
lowest prices, Edgar Baum Co., 1nc- SO3
st. NV. Phone District 9744.
RUGS. Oriental AL our antique and semi:
antique rugs must be sold. regardlesS OF
price: need cash to enlarge our cleaning
plant. Armenian Oriental Rug Co.. 24oo
18th st. NV.
scREEN-MAKING MACHINERY. complete
fsoipmfas fooT Phone sOE EineoIn Ss os79 ~ a 90.
TIRE (truck size). 3Ox5, and skid chains
to flt 6l213 18th ST. s.w.
TYPEWRITERS. sac: payable 50 month
lust like rent; L. c. Smith. Royal. Reming-
ton. Underwood. 57l6 18th st. NV. ewes.
TYPEWRITERS-Und Royals. etc.
Lowest prices in town! Pine machines Tor
rent. Free delivery. no deposit; "UNITED,'
S13 14th st. NV. National 6063.
TYPEWRITERS--Reco portables
and standards; all makes; excellent rental
machines; lowest rates. Typewriter Sales
& Service Co. 81 18th st. NV. Nat 1886.
WOOD-Seasoned oak, best quality. S12
per cord. any length, delivered and
stored Phone Metropolitan 1887
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4l0Q 9th ST. NW.-Large front room.
nicely furnished, for two. Also single
room. IDEAL location; block from buses
ana cars. Private family. Reasonable.
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YOUNG LADY wishes another 10 share
large double room: new furniture, twin
beds, plenty hot water. oil heat. best food.
1746 Lanier pl. NV. near 18th and Col. I'd,
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1918 18th ST. NV. near Scott Circle
vacancy for young man TO share studio
room: excellent meals. Also vacancy for
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12 BLOCK OFF CONN. AVE. 20l3 KalO-
rama rd. n.w.-Large front room. twin
beds; excellent home cooking: $3.50 each.
Phone Decatur 22S6
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1929 x ST NV, the Lee-MaTQue-Nlcely
furnished. single and double rooms pri-
vate baths: excellent board. 81"
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
ANTIQUE JEWELRY, gold teeth coins.
silver watches. diamonds. etc. Highest
prices Gold RehniIfg Inc. 400 18th NV
bN!9E 1 s0a !.eh dsmdRds aUds Tsis hhs 6
etc. JeWelry Exchange. Inc. 4S4 9th NV.
ANTIQUE GOLD JEWELRY, GOLD TEETH.
MA5aAE Nss RNqs REb RbAa0NPs PS G9INs FRfcE
PAID. scHIIIERs, 9th. COR. E NV. %
ANTIQUE gold jewelry, rings watches,
diamonds, go!o teeth. musical inst. maxi
also shoes. hats. curtains. dishes. rugs. fur
niture bought for rummage sale. Phone Mr..
Winger. Dec: $3.50. 1921 9TH st. NV. 81
ikPspEAEEL; 4 SsE.. furnitpre: household goods;
Cohep's. Metropolitan 7749 95 L st. NV.
AUTOGRAPHED LETTERS Of Presidents.
statesmen. stamp collections. old coins
oouRnt. Hoooy Shop, ZIG 17th. Dist. 1272.
wanted at once. suitable for apartments or
home: pay cash: Phone Adams 1416.
BEST PRICES for furniture and house
hold goods. ONCE furniture. merchandise
pistTfdty 81 SYery Ssisrption; entire contents Call
BOOKS AND POSTAGE sTAMPs-All
fehIlmanS Big BOOK SHOP. 933 q NV.
mo branch storesl Met. 5415.
FURNITURE-Rugs. household goods. etc;
absolutely highest prices paid. For best
results call any time. Lincoln 54SS. 50
FURNITURE-Want to purchase from pri-
Vate party some used furniture. coal range
and piano Phone Metropolitan 1894. Il
FURNITURE. bric-a-brac, china. glass
ware. russ. silverware. paintings. Highest
cash prices paid. Call Murray. Adams 5133.
GoID-BRING YOUR OLD GOLD sII-
JEWELRY. WE HAVE 4 D. s. GoXT. Il
SAaNE ANsE Nc Fe EGY 4a yEAEs M "A EE8 ssSS sSAsH A
PIANO, grand or small upright. for SPOT
sasn Address Box 666. BENJAMIN Franklin
WILL PAY the highest cash price for de-
sirable household and once furniture. Call
Lincoln Furniture Co. Natl. $500. 21s
OLD GOLD, silver, platinum purchased for
manufacturing use; maximum price paid.
since sUhsNssrINEs Isss ss1 FsdsTsl g sr fW Lte.nse
ALWAYS TOP PRICES PAID for old gold,
mems clothing and firearms; Max Zweis'
CASH FOR OLD GOLD.
csrded jewelry. Full cash value paid. o. g.
Govt. license to buy. Selinger's. s18 Z st.
FURNITURE
and Household Goods.
We Pay Highest Prices.
Don't Sell Until You Call
North 6040; eve. or Sun. Col. 7055-J.
1s
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2201 MASS. AVE.-Vacancies board rms
beautifully newly furn. double studio rms.
tasty meals. ind. tables; very reas. rates.
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PERSONAL.

The rate under heading Of Per;
sonal Is cents per line additional
to the regular line rate
HEMoRRHoDs ERADIcATED BY NJ, NY
time or money back. Write for booklet;
1E SESs' 1sS5 60nm6. rd pr Ads3s osss
CEDAR HILL CEMETERY. II SITES, Is.
dress Box 97-B. Star ONCE: ce:
TRUssEs AND ELASTIC GOODS AT REAL
money-saving prices. Fit and satisfaction
euaranteed. Expert lady and gentleman sInt
Peoples Drug Store No. q. sos 7th st. NV
and No. Z. 1107 @ st. NV.
WHEN, DEATH sTRIKEsA s. 4 .b.A FAMILY Insi
there is no need TO feel that tnes Sne TO H5. in.
sSits tO paS hsh pTce The Greater
M fMSneTsl a1sdS sars and al: L. toS .: lssls as ssS:
snteed steel burial vault may 6s at haa from rom
shs Sns9Ssast arssteT aof S'H W. chsnsess c. l5th
beautiful catalogue Of how we do It.
COVERINGS. PARIsIENNE. LAADY's as
sistant: fluent German, English some
erences. spans' Address BOX S44-B. Star once.
NURSE PREPARED 70 GIVE EXCELLENT
care in own home to invalids. GONZALES
sbone fSnss sSspSePd safsqt 9Si9 5SGn'
FASCINATING, PRoFrTABLE-:LEARN TO
make your own flowers. Free instruction.
1917 st. Room S07.
MISS FLoOD's PRIVATE EKINpERGARTEN,
1922 Mass. ave. NV. school Of dancing and
nursery; hour, day or week; 6:5O 70 o:3O::
EXPERT LETTER WRITING.
7io 14th St. NV. Room SOC.
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CLUB MERIDIAN,
WANTED-ROOMS.
WANTED-ROOMS AND BOARD.

FEBRUARY l. by young woman, employed.
and young son. room and board prefer
ably private family. vicinity RooSevelt-Mc-
Earland School group. Address Box 225-B.
Star Office. 81
MUSICIAN-Young woman. piano student.
wishes studio room with board; private
family. Walking distance city. where
practising is allowed refs. furnished. Ad.
dress Box 21S-B. Star Office
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1902 18th N.W-Vacancies for young
people. Twin beds. warm rooms. excellent
food. Walking distance. 3ls
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1927 10th ST. NW.-Vacancy for young
laoy In large front room. with private
bath. Also front room for two.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ROOMS-FURNISHED.
1907 l4th ST. N.W.-Nice room. well
reas.; hot-water heat. inst. h.w.; private
family.
1s45 BELMONT RD corner Col)-At-
tractive 2nd-hoor furnished room. private
bath. twin beds; meals optional. Col: 9134.
3317 18th ST N.w-Gentlemen. Large
front room. one. S26: two. $50; garage.
Phone Adams 7193.
1884 COLUMBIA RD.-S3 wk.. single rms:
clean. warm outside; baths: inst. b. W.,
steam heat: car lines: gentl. Adams lO2l3:
SINGLE. attractive room. quiet. good heat;
new private home best NV; near car:
c. b. w.. shower; reasonable. Georgis S7S2.
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SPECIAL SIS COURSES.
CALCULATING MACHINE.
SPECIAL COURSES IN
COMPTOMETER, MONROE
AND BURROUGHS. BEGIN TO-DAY spe-
cial course. S. complete; SPECIAL FOR
TYPEWRITING. The Civil Service Prepar-
atory School, L. Adolph Richards. NJ. A.,
M. S., Prin., 500 18th st. NV. Met 1887. .
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17l2 EYE ST. NV. convenient to Govt.
Oeptb.-Deslraole rooms excellent table;
reasonable. Phone Metropolitan 6I79. 81
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FARM AND GARDEN.
WANTED-MIsCELLANEoUS.

WELL-RoTTED MANURE-Cow and stabi
manure delivered S5 per ton; tons. S15
Address Box 205-K. Star ofice.
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322S PERRY NE-2-ROOM APT. CLEAN.
cozy: Frigidaire and sink. One-fare zone.
$40: adults Phone Greenwood 1852.
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1I2Z ST; N.W.-AttractivS double
rooms. excellent meals: refined home;
walking distance. Gentlemen. Roommate
desired: $40 weekly.
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APARTMENTS-FURNISHED.

GENTLEMAN TO SHARE APARTMENT;
reasonable. Apply in person Wednesday
evening. Apt. 305, $500 K NV.
COMPLETELY FURNISHED > ROOMS.
dinette. kitchenette and bath after Feb. l
for or weeks. Radio. piano. maid
service all or part time. Close in. Phone
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1910 18th N.W-l ROOM WITH MURPHY
bed. dinette. kitchen. bath; references.
Apply Resident Manager
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18th AND COL. RD-Lovely room large
closets; refined home; unlimited phone.
17S5 Lanier pl. NV.
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MT. PI.EASANT-Large bright. newly
house. overlooking Rock Creek Park; pri-
vate family; employed gentleman only:
1928 week. Garage. SIS extra If desired.
Phone Adams 5000,
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ATTRACTIVE FRONT APT LARGE
rooms; nicely furnished; S45 month, 500
. st ST 3lS
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III. R. ]. .AYE-Exclusiye, new residence.

ZIE8 WYOMING AVE.-Delightful resi-
dence In Washington's most fashionable
section: convenient to downtown Single
and double rooms. well-balanced meals;
privilege Of bowling alley. Moderate rates.
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Observation-Disclosures.

ADDING MACHINES-Burroughs. REM
f1ne rebuilts. Machines for rent. UNITED"
613 14th st. NV. National 6063.
BEDS. poster. twin; dining room suite.
radio. rugs. vanity: cheap. 1908 Georgia
BED ROOM SUITE. beautiful and prac-
tically new; cedar chest to match; wonder
full values. Phone Georgia 7001; nights.
Georgia 1928.
BICYCLES-Rollfas and other high-grade
wheels. Hazelton Bicycle 81 Sporting Goods
Store. 424 9th NV.
BOOK SHELVES. library table o'sofa. odd
chairs. lady's desk. small tables. girls
bureau. rug. carpet. etc. Adams 1922 w.
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MARYLAND TROOPS
GATHER FOR DRILL
Guardsmen From Every
Section of State Camp
in Pennsylvania.
BY the Associated Press.


CAMP Rockford, Mount Gretna,
Pa. August 17.-Maryland's National
Guard from every section of the State
poured into camp here today to under
90 two weeks Of intensive training
with Pennsylvania Guardsmen and
Regular Army troops. under direc-
ton of Maj. Gen. Robert z. Callan
Of Baltimore. Sd Corps Area COM
mander.
The first unit of the 29th Division
to arrive was Company I, First Infan-
try, from Salisbury. The unit, which
left Salisbury shortly before mid
night, arrived here about 10 am.
The Baltimore troops are travel
ing by train, while those from other
parts of the State are using motor
transportation.
Maj. Gen. Milton A. Reckord. for
whom the 29th Division camp is
named, and Brig. Gen. Washington
Bowie, jr., arrived yesterday to super
wise preliminary operations and to
plan prompt starting Of training op-
erations Monday.
Weather conditions were ideal, the
coolneSs being a welcome relief for
the Maryland contingents.
Evening star., 1935-08-18
GOVERNOR GIVEN LEAVE
Agrarian Uprising in Mexico
Eased by Legislature.

MEXICO CITY, August IT R.-
Dispatches from Ciudad Victoria,
state of Tamaulipas, reported today
that the political dispute which caused
an agrarian uprising few weeks ago
had been solved when the state Legis-
lature granted an indefinite leave Of
absence to Gov. Rafael Villareal.
Enrique Canseco, a Tampico engi-
neer, was named substitute governor
Villareal, who previously success
fully had resisted numerous attempts
of peasants and workers organizations
to force him from office, agreed to
withdraw at the request Of President
Lazaro Cardenas in order to restore
normal conditions in the state.
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Indian Relics
Bring so Gents to
$500 at auction
Collection of Late Ed
Ward ". Payne Sold
Receivers Sale.
BY the Associated Press


SPRINGFIELD. Ill, August IT.
The price of Indian stone axes ranged
from so cents to $100 at what was
called the worlds largest curio sale
today.
Top quotation on spearheads was
$13O.
From more than million pieces in
the stone-age collection of the late
Edward w. Payne, bargain hunters
in relics could obtain their choice in
dividually or by lots. Also, they could
purchase them on a price range Of 5
cents up to $500 each.
Sale of the collection, once valued
by Payne at $1,000,000, was ordered
conducted on piece-meal basis by
a Springfield bank, which acquired
it when the Payne estate went into
receivership after his death in 1892
The plan was adopted only after
many museums and universities re-
fused to bid on the collection in its
entirety.
In the three days since the sale
started, its sponsors estimated ap-
proximately $4,000 worth of relics
had been sold.
The highest price paid, $3.50, was
for a steatite pipe from Cumberland
County, KY. One expert estimated
the entire collection has q current
invoice value Of 100000.
Evening star., 1935-08-18

fields and firing ranges, to start the
day by 8 o'clock. But that is normal
West Pointers start every day by s
o'clock Each day they go to a. differ
ent range and see different problems.
Who could be bored with .75mm. fire
one day. machine gun barrage the
next, not to mention armored car at
tacks and fire power displays?
Twelve o'clock sharp, and back into
the trucks, down the road to the bar
racks. where the cadets are living in
the regular enlisted mems barracks SO
they'll understand real Army condi-
tions. Soups on" again, then the
recreational facilities of this spacious
Army post. Decked out in snappy
white Summer uniforms It h e T
whites" you'll hear them say-they
depart for swimming, golf or tennis.
Supper at O'Clock.
About o'clock they gather at bar
racks again, tanned and relaxed, and
enjoy supper-just as the soldier eats
it-in the cafeteria-style mess. After
supper, every evening there is a "hop''
(dance to you at the Officers Club
the West Pointers immaculate in
whites
At exactly II o'clock-l2 on Satur-
day nights-the drummer breaks the
rhythm of Army Blue" with a stac-
cato beat, disrupting rudely any ro-
mantle thoughts, and the cadets have
Is minutes-not a second longer-to
sign in" with the 20. d"-cadet Of
ficer of the day-in barracks, about a
quarter of mile from the hop" floor
The day is only Is minutes longer
the lights go out in the long squad
rooms lined with beds, and the bugler
sounds his days last call-"Taps."
Evening star., 1935-08-18
FLORIDA PHONE RATES
TO DROP SEPTEMBER |
Reductions to Save Subscribers
About $4,000 Annually,
Commissioners Say.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. August IL
Charges by the Southern Bell Tele-
phone Co. for telephone service in
many Of its 81 Florida exchanges were
ordered reduced by the State Railroad
Commission today. effective Septem-
ber !.
officials of the railroad commission
estimated the reductions would save
about $l80,O00 annually for sub
scribers. Cities In which reductions
we're ordered include Miami, Jackson
vile, Pensacola, Orlando, West Palm
Beach. Palm Beach, Key West,
Deland. Fort Lauderdale, Fort Pierce,
New Smyrna, Palatka, and Stuart.
Investigation and public hearings
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Approximately 1000 chemists and
industrialists were expected to partici-
pate. Sessions will continue until
Friday. Russia. Germany, China,
Switzerland and Canada will be repre-
sented.
Convention leaders said today ad-
vances in all divisions of chemistry
would be disclosed, as a result Of re-
search carried on without interrupt
tion during depression years. Thou
sands Of new products have been de-
veloped, which, it was asserted, will
hasten the return Of prosperity.
Evening star., 1935-08-18
Coal Firm Head Dies.

TORONTO, August II P,.-AleX-
ander Leslie, president of the Lake
Erie Coal Co., and vice president of
the Lake Erie & Detroit River Rail-
way, died at his residence at Kings
vile, Ontario. today, according to
word received here.
He had been in Ill health for the
last year Leslie was born in Toronto
and will be buried here Monday.
Evening star., 1935-08-18
CANADIAN WHEAT RUST
FOUGHT BY NEW SEED
Resisting Strain Developed and
Will Be Ready for Big
Area in Two Years.
Ry the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
EDMONTON, Alberta, August H.
The calamity of rust" which has
taken its toll of millions Of acres of
rich wheat lands in Manitoba and
Saskatchewan can never happen again.
Maj. H. G. L. Strange. Winnipeg grain
statistician, said today.
Rust-resisting wheat, he declared
during an inspection tour, will elm
mate the red rust menace from the
prairies.
The rust-resistant wheat perfected
in Manitoba research laboratories will
be ready to seed the entire devastated
area in Manitoba and Saskatchewan
within two years time, he declared.
The rust infection he said blew
into the Saskatchewan and Manitoba
districts from Mexico. The rust less
this year may aggregate 100000
acres,