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SALE-LOTS.

enoasS for cH .To Ro GHAsE l
improved section. Potomac 2721. 90.
KENNEDY ST. Nw.-24-FT. FRONTAGE:
151-ft. depth: zoned first commsrcial VIII
consin 53S4
SACRIFICE-BEAUTTF LOT IN NEAR
by Virginia SUBDIVISION; easy terms;
splendid buy for builder. COOS n ".
H 4 sg5TARE }o EpA F foWLkR FtTS
st NV National 1879
2 CHOICE BUILDING LOTS FOR DE-
rashe see ems 2pM Snd 8 aG deS o
st. NV. National $500
CHEVY. cHAsE--LcoRNER OF KANAWA
St. and Chevy Chase Parkway; $3.50.
M NatIonsi ss sTEAFMAN' 141o H ST. NV
2 LOTS IN HTLLcREsT sE,-s650 AND
PIE ! "a eaaRviN, ' ISIS Pa. ave. sc.
STOP LOOKING FOR A BUSINESS Lo-
See our sians. Remedy, between isl and
=" lots in nearby Va. 5oxie4. Apts.. mats
''s SIS s"1 faS s. ' IVY b .sG 1855
snd saon M about YEAR Mr. S &c fSad PS
White HOUSE; 3 fine wooded lots on hard
price for ali. IL This is q chance in : sood
s sHssSsia S' IND 'u s. NV National
MUST SELL TWO CHOICE LOTS RE.
stric.ed: nearby virsinia suburbs; water:
only $3.50 ca. Adams 1855.
downtown: modern conveniences available;
zANTzlNcER CO.. 10th and ( SITS: NV:
10 Row-HousE LOTS. oEoRGdEToWNi
bal taken back as 2nd trust Clev. 1855:
WILL ACCEPT -4-FAMILY FLAT AS DOWN
payment on GeorsetoTn lots c,, and , take
probably S what your Client needs; have
bargains in income property repossessed
s.SSs a ehss CHEVY sH eSs. 0 Nd 0s ios
frontage; can probably be zoned first COM
e mspea vs oeTn screase or
subdivisions room for $500 low-cost de-
tached homes. two-family houses & two.
I st. NV. District $3.50. --------
100 FEET. CORNER, CHEVY CHASE.
i Iaa t tset on On Rem Kennedy rd n st NV
OWNER. Phone Cleveland 1879. 27s
BUY LOT
Build your own home. save yourself money:
It.. for $500 and up. We will help you to
you now pay for rent will carry II. Conn
plete details from
THE M. H. BARRY ORG.
sos Mount Vernon Avenue.
Alexandria. Va. Phone IS.
2xIOo-NEAR BATTERY PARK.
W. B. PIcHLER, 1908 K NV. MET. 434A.
(Continued On Next PsGe.1
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NEW BRICK HOMES.

Woodbridge 26l0 Newton ST. ne.
New detached homes. q large rooms, tile
bath shower. modern kitchen, slate roof.
copper cutters and downspouts concrete
front porch weather-stripped and screened.
southern exposure. Lot 3sxl39 earase.
Open and heated until pm. To inspect.
turn left at cath and r. I. ave. ne. .
blocks to Newton. then right 70 home.
VIM. r. THOROWGOOD,
n3lT
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DETACHED BRICK

woodridee-2so3 18th st. ne. Attrac-
tive new brick home Il rooms. tile bath.
shower, fireplace: finished attic g modern
Slate roof rear porch. large lot. garage.
Open until q pm. Price IS $50. Out r. |,
ave. to 18th st. ne. Right Ia block TO
VIM. r. THOROWGOOD.
ouo4 r Ave N W Decatur N3lT.
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4 TIMES ANNUAL RENTS.

APARTMENT HOUSE in GOOD NV. resi-.
GENITAL section. near bank theater. stores;
20 apis: elevator cafe in bldg. large lot.
will take small cash payment and trust,
with reasonable terms for balance Priced
$50. 1000 under assessed value. This is a
Mr. DREW, Met. 1897. F. ELIOT MID.
DLEION DQE TnVeefn1ap.
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RENT-WAREHOUSES.

WAREHOUSE SPACE AND DESK ROOM
for rent, SIS month. Truck service avaN.
able, Phone West 02S0.
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OPEN FOR INSPECTION.
Sunday. 10 Amt pm.
Week Days. . pm.---ti PM.
1900 RENO RID.
Two blocks west of Connecticut ave, at
the corner of Brandywine and Reno rd.
You will find this truly a charming exam
pie of Colonial architecture, well worth
your time to inspect.
The living room and dining room are
bright and livable. the kitchen is truly
ideal There are two master bed rooms
and two guest rooms. Both baths are large
and beautifully decorated in tile two
car heated garage and walled kitchen yard.
complete picture which will appeal to
you
See 1t today
THos. j. FISHER e. co. INC.
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THOs. j FISHER Il Co.
I3S nth ST W District RS3A
PRICE REDUCED oOG

STORE AND APARTMENT in one OF the
busiest business corners NV, opposite
nank; wide storeroom. large apt One ten
for as low as 81 OOO cash and trust back
for balance Of purchase price Price re-
ducec for quick sale. Possession in 80
DAYS A No ] stand for any business.
Call Mr.. DREW. Met 2s27. F. ELIOT
MIDDLETON 10S Tnves+rnenf pi6o
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BRICK BUNGALOW

Woodrdge-4lO3 2ist st. ne. 3 rooms,
tiled bath shower. sun par,or, open fire.
place chestnut trimmed finished attic.
recreation room. oil heat. large lot. garage.
WIN. r. THoRowGooD.
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CAPE COD COLONIAL BRICK. S4975--
This low price due to fact owner must sell
at once; 5 rooms tile bath. hot-water heat.
Rear detached garage. located among
be APPRECIATED No Houston ave (back
of 500 Flower ave). Takoma Park. Md.
Just two blocks from bus and stores Open
] to todey.
i,RESooM BRICK c H;-WA;; ELEc-. TILE TIE
Carolina ave. Sc. near Navy Yard.
sPECIAL-PETWORTH-6 ROOMS. H
VIII. cleo: nice home; price. $3.50;
terms Phone Met. 6s55; res. Geo. 1904.
SIG ST. NE-FRoNTING STANTON
. families; lot 22x9o; 1st com. zone; val
liable location to build store and apis;
to settle an estate. $500. VIM. N.
PRESGRAVES & CO., 402 9Th st. ne.
CORNER BRICK. 3 EXPOSURES. LARGE
TRANSPORTATION and schools. Direct from
owner. Clev. 2O7O mornings or after 8
pm for appointment
CHEVY CHASE, MARYLAND; $500 WALSH
st- zS;pl furnished mis- 5-room corner
2nd commercial. near 9th and F; price
less than assessed. Address Box 43l-J,
Star Office.
5-ROOM AND BATH BUNGALOW: LARGE
streets, close to school and bus line; loo
Surroundings. B. NJ. SMITH. s4os Col.
Pike, Arlington Va. Clarendon 2O3s.
HOMES BUILT TO ORDERl
TRADE IN YOUR OLD HOUSE.
w B. PICHLER, 1905 K NV. MET. 4344.'
BY OWNER. 4423 9Th NV, BLOCK
north Grant CIRCLE rooms: tile bath,
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SALE-HOUSES.
MASS. HGTS.-$1l, 900.

MASS. HGTS.-$11, 900.
Near Cathedral schools, stores street
cars. etc. Attractive brick. 8 rooms. 2
baths hot-water heat, electricity, electric
refrigeration. hardwood floors. screens
and 2-car built-in garage.
L. T. GRAVATTE,
72O 18th st. Realtor. Natl O753.
Evening Phone, GEORGIA so79.
4 BED ROOMS-2 BATHS.
NEARING COMpLETION--NIT. PLEASANT.
CENTER HALL PLAN.
Extra Bed Room, ia Bath on LIST Floor.
4 very large bed rooms, library, wood
1744 HOBART ST. NV. NATL. Sg40.
! block north 18th and Columbia Rd.
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BARGAIN

500 BLOCK ST. NE
1s-foot-wide brick. containing rooms.
hot-WAter heat. 2 kitchens. suitable for
two families deep yard garage for two
cars. Houses in this block seldom on
market. Owner must sell. Price very low.
OH terms. Call MR.. GUIFFRE Met. 1897.
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON, 2O5 Investment
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LET NE BE OF SERVICE
-increasin LIST or combining your 9
trusts. or trade your house. Georgia t4s4.

LET NE BE OF SERVICE
ncreasins LIST or Sombinng sosr
Look Mr.. ROOSEVELT HIGH
may trade. Georeia CASA.
81 050-NW. BARGAIN.
i, soe%s:, attic room; new condition. dsof-
WILL BUILD A GROOM BRICK HOUSE.
neadns it, house
District 641O Nights. District 1892.
nRo l S;;s IT. YOUR . PLANS ss, TO
Liberal commissienss. DALLAS psoI BALL
near District line in NV. Schools. churches;
eams se9son aF Gs shady grounds good
LET. US BUILD YOU "A HOME AT
Lar MoDER Rs.r ; 3STo SsS
f GSap0 or r red SnaaSs
BRAND-NEW. STRONG BEAUTIFUL BUN
rss. T0S aoTh Dakota io and
3uackenbos great bargain S72s: m ofIer
S BE- seen t c X Eneon 1 0nel
REDUCED $4,000: NOW S7.450: 2o.FT:
brick, modern and in new-house condition;
cleo. refrigerator; garage; 8 years oio:
| best ne location; $3.50 cash and 500 per
mo- Call Georgia 1904.
NEAR 14th AND FAIRMONT SITS. NV,
bay-window house of IL rooms. , baths:
rented at 500: priced by western owner
| at S1O.5O0. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. 17l9
| X st. NV. National 1166.
| NEAR 10Th AND BUCHANAN SITS. NV, A
model row house home, 2 stories, rooms.
| 2 baths, oil burner. garage. rear and front
MR. has at W.
dining room 10 It. long; heated and lighted
| for inspection at your convenience. Price,
| $4,000. LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER, 1918
| K st. NV. National 1855
| CLEVELAND PARK WELL-BUILT COLO
| nial-type frame house with asbestos roof,
on high corner lot S0x155 it.; 10 rooms,
| fireplaces, stone foundation. porch so #.
| long This Is a house of possibilities, Of
fered to settle an estate. Price; Sl2.5o0.
LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER, 1710 K st. NV.
National 1866
MUST sELL-NICE GROOM HOME. COR
ner lot. Orren St ne; Hot-water heat:
rooo location. Terms can be ARRANGED.
Address BOX b4-J. Star once
pos 18th ST. SE.-ONLY $4,375 SNAIL
cash payment and $42.50 per month. 5
rooms and bath: Just reconditioned. Open
''' wxPI p'.t : sAM Me- INC.
MUST be 0OLD.
On 18th St nv. near Harvard 81: 10
rooms baths s-sscry pgsS; rented tor
1924 1rti 81. Il. ". District a3x7.
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A. uNFURNISHED.

HOUSES-FUR. 4 UNFUKNISHEU.
4 n. DETHCHED. SCREENED PORCH,
buiit.in heated garage, electric range, re.
5rigerator shower; automatic heat and hot
water furnished free. T. M. CORNER
Lean, Va Phone Falls Oh. S34-F-21.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

f35 PRINCETON PL NW.-6 ROOMS.
baths, recreation room in basemeny.
glassed-in sleeping porch screened-in porch
on LIST floor detached garage: LIST and End
floors so arranged that they can be rented
For further details call L. E. BREUNIN-
GER SONS. INC, National 2040. 1918
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BARGAINS.

We are going to sell e0ll Kearny St.
and 203n Jackson st; both have Is large
rooms and lovely lots; cash talks-if II S
a bargain you want. See MR.. MAYNOR,
oROS prenfwnad rd North 132S
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Young Couples, Inspect
4sl1 AND 4Sl9 CHEVY CHASE BLVD.
Detached homes less than w-house prices.
OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY
REGARDLESS OF WEATHER.
ONLY So 150-ELECTRIC KITCHEN.
" & PICHIER 1hnn K W MET i.ii4 =
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RENT-STORES.

RENT-STOKES,
NEW CORNER STORE sol st. NV,
suitable any business; reasonable. North
392I: Cleveland s21a
l747 F ST. N.W.--French window front.
suitable for beauty parlor cafe or bakery
and candy shop. West 0s33
STORES & ROOMS suitable any kind bust
ness. 301 Bro st. ne 1905 9th st. NV.
With fixtures: 3 barber chairs
CORNER STORE. WITH HEAT. SUITABLE
for tailor. dry cleaning. delicatessen. beer
parlor. $50. EDWARD D. COLEMAN.
9l9 New York ave. Phone Natl $3.50
STORE FOR PENT-vACANT REASON
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RENT-SuRURRAN.

LYON PARK, VA-5-rm. BUNGALOW. fur
nished; ami. hot-water heat. hardwood
floors. Q bus lines Is min. to city; $50.
40s No; Lakewood St., Clarendon. Phone
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Near Ga. Ave.
Corner CoIcnia! brick; rms, H.
dry trays. oil burner. built-in garage.
Priced $1,000.
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WEST RIVERDALE-A-1 CONDITION. 8
rooms. 2 baths sleeping, porch. weather.
stripped. Gear garage, large trees: S75.
Phone Greenwood 1657-W. or call at 1O2
Monroe ave- University Park
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VANTED-REAL ESTATE.
SALE-SuBURRAN.

IF YOU WANT A REAL BARGAIN IN A
broom modern bungalow in a good neigh
borhood near Alexandria. on terms you can
meet. write at once Box SAL. Star Office.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY TO BUY 4
beautiful suburban country home on wash
ineton Rockville boulevard for only IS 500.
SPLENDID large. old shade trees. See Z,
G. Thomas
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GREATEST VALUE
Ever offered near 14th and Park I'd.
modern Groom brick for only
Sc 35O-TERMS.
F. ELIOT MIDDLETON
205 Investment Bldg Met, 2S27.
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Rev. DR.. j. Hillman HOLSTER, pastor
Of Chevy Chase Presbyterian Church,
will officiate The body will be taken
TO Madison, Wis. where additional
services will be held Saturday. Burial
also will be there.
Mr.. Collins was a life member of
the Congressional Country Club and
during the past two years had served
as a member of its board OF governors.
A thirty-second degree Mason, he be-
longed to number of Masonic or
CARNATIONS. including the Scottish
Rite and the Eastern Star. He also
was a member of the local Wisconsin
State Society.
Mr. Collins came here in 1918,
when he was elected industrial secre-
tary of the Railway Mail Association.
He served in that position until 1921,
when he was elected national presi-
dent of the organization Since then
he had played an important part in
obtaining legislation for the welfare
of postal workers. A native of
Verona, Wis, he lived in Madison be-
fore coming here.
Surviving are his widow. Mrs. Lavisa
M. Collins; two sons, Paul w. Collins
of this city, and Ensign William
Magill Collins. Ir, U. S. N, stationed
aboard the Northampton on the Pa
ciflc Coast; a granddaughter, Peggy
Jane Collins: brother, G. Fred Col
Inns of Minneapolis, and sister, Mrs.
Floyd Miller, Madison.
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FAUST FUNERAL
RITES TOMORROW
Services Will Be Held for
Prominent Lawyer and
Churchman.

Funeral services for Frederick de
Courcy Faust, prominent Washington
lawyer who died here yesterday, will
be held at Epiphany Church tomor-
row at 1890 am, with Rev. Dr. Re
Barney Phillips, rector, officiating.
Burial will be private.
Honorary pallbearers will include
Rear Admiral David F. Sellers, Rear
Admiral Gilbert Rowcliffe, Warren F.
Martin, j. Spaulding Flannery. Lee
P. Warren, o. H. p. johnson, Reginald
Huidekoper and Frederick H. Brooke.
Mr.. Faust was prominent in business
and club circles and for years was &C.
tive in church affairs. He was a YES
tryman at Epiphany Church and for
years served as treasurer and warden
Of st. Paul's Church.
He was treasurer and governor Of
the Metropolitan Club and a member
Of the Chevy Chase and Burning Tree
Clubs here and the Misquanicut Golf
Club. Watch Hill, r. I.
Mr.. Faust also was president of
Children's Hospital
A member of the law firm of Sherley,
Faust g. Wilson, he was also director
of the National Metropolitan Bank
and of the Fidelity Storage Co.
Surviving are his widow. Mrs. Ger
trude Williams Faust, and a daughter,
Miss Gertrude w. Faust.
Interment will be private.
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Marriage Licenses.

Elliott M. Elliott. %, 1850 Connecticut
ave, and Eileen Conner. 21. 1921 CO.
lumbia I'd: Rev g. z. Schnsbel.
Herbert w. Schmitt, 33. 1920 Massachu-
1921 Van Ness ST.; Rev. H. H. D. ster-
Barrows McNeir, SO. warrenton. Va. and
Helen Harper, %. New York City; Rev.
Harry A. Susan. a. and Dorothy r.
Steger. %; both of Philadelphia; Rev.
Rev A. F. Poore. WV" 60
George II. Triece. SO, and Cleo L. M.
Kniley %, both of steelton' Pa; Rev.
Edwin vi. 1; Hsrd a 4., -. ?15 Maryland nc
Washington, Ind; Rev. H. A. Kent.
Harry. J, Davitt "a. Oreland, Pa and
Aida E. Knots, 81, Mercer, Pa; Rev.
j. H. Durham.
joseph E Kuester. "a. and Helen NJ.
Korporski q. both of Baltimore; Rev.
Arthur NJ. Richardson. %. and Ethel NJ
Krogman. go both of Baltimore; Rev
James Jelks, 81. 1871 johnson ave. and
Josephine Pearson, 5S, 1912 Corcoran
St; Rev. A. J. Allen.
Guy Walker, %, II D st. Sc. and Ruth
N. Faqnteroy' 1s. 10 D st. Sc; Rev.
spottswood W Robinson. Sd. 10. and Ber-
nice NJ, Lott, 10. both of Richmond;
Oscar Felker. 49,, and Lucille NJ. Corrsdo,
20 both of 746 Princeton pl.; Rev.
Perkins.
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DR.. JOHNS0N'S RITES
SET FOR TOMORROW
Women's Bar Association and
Portia Club Name Groups
to Attend.

Two additional committees, con-
sisting of women lawyers, have been
designated to attend funeral services
for DR.. Hayden johnson at 2:30 pm.
tomorrow in the Episcopal Church of
the Epiphany. DR.. johnson, who died
Monday at 81, was chancellor of Ma
tional University and dean Of its law
school.
The Women's Bar Association desig-
mated the following committee to at
tend the services:
Beatrice Clephane. president: Nina
I. Thomas, chairman: Alice K. Con-
ner, Mabel Benson Sakis. Edwina W
A. Avery, Sara T. Nero. Elisabeth
Harris, Pearl Bellman Klein and NJ.
Pearl Mccall.
A committee appointed to repre-
sent the Portia Club consists of Norma
Hardy Britton, president: Eta L. Tag
CART, chairman; Nita Human, Ida T.
Fox, Mabel Benson Sakis, Nina l.
Thomas, Goldie S. Paregol and Estelle
Chandler
The church services tomorrow will
be preceded by private services at Dr.
Johnson's home. 2l07 Nineteenth
street. Rev. DR.. Re Barney T. Phillips,
rector of the Church of the Epiphany,
will officiate at the two services.
Burial will be in Oak Hill Cemetery.
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GEN. h. O.LAKE, 60,
ENDS LIFE BY GAS.
Wife Finds Note and Body
on Return Home-Rites
Probably Friday.

Gen. Harrison Oden Lake, go, Span
ish-American War veteran and found
er and past president of the Society OK
Virginia Of the District Of Columbia,
committed suicide by inhaling carbon
monoxide gas yesterday.
When she returned from shopping
trip, Mrs. Alice Rogers Lake. his wife,
found his body upright at the wheel OF
his car parked in the garage beneath
their home at 3732 Benton street. The
ignition was turned on, but the motor
had ceased running.
Mrs. Lake at once summoned DR..
James J. Whisman, 1923 G street, who
pronounced Mr.. Lake dead. He had
been in i'll health for some time.
Pinned to barister Mrs. Lake found
a note written by her husband. Po-
lice declined to divulge its contents.
A certificate Of suicide was issued by
Coroner A. Magruder Macdonald.
Funeral services for Mr.. Lake, who
has been in the insurance and real es-
tate business here since shortly after
the Spanish-American War, are to be
held at the home Friday at pm.
Burial will be in Arlington Cemetery.
Gen. Lake was born May II, 1876, in
Loudoun County, Va. At the outbreak
Of the war with Spain he enlisted with
the 9Th United States Cavalry. After
the war he was made general of the
Army Navy Union.
He has been connected also with the
District National Guard, the Mary
land National Guard, the United
Spanish War Veterans, the Virginia
State Democratic Club of Washington,
the Masons, Sons of Confederate Vet
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MAI. M. N. KYLE FUNERAL
TO BE HELD TOMORROW

Funeral services for Maj. M. N.
Kyle, Medical Corps, U. S. A., who
died Friday in Denver, Colo, will be
held at IL am. tomorrow in Fort
Myer Chapel. Burial, with military
honors, will be in Arlington National
Cemetery.
Honorary pallbearers will be Lieut..
Col. Rapp Brush, Majs. Charles H.
Corlett, Richmond Favour, jr.; Adam
G. Holman and Frank w. Young and
Capt. Vernon J. Erkenbeck.
Maj. Kyle, who would have been 46
on May %, previously had been sta
toned on several tours Of duty in and
near Washington. The last of these
was at the Army dispenSary, where
he was on duty up to March, 1885.
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QUESADA FUNERAL
SERVICE IS HELD
Burial Follows in Cedar Hill Gem.
etery-Suicide Certificate
Issued.

Funeral services for Irving r.
Quesada. patent attorney for whom a
certificate of suicide was issued yester-
day, we're held today at Hines
funeral parlors, followed by burial in
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
Mr.. Quesada, who lived at Ais Ninth
street with his mother, Mrs. Helen
May Quesada, was pronounced dead
Monday at Casualty Hospital, where he
had been taken Saturday after being
at home.
He Is survived by Lieut. Elwood
Quesada, noted flyer, and Graham
Quesada, brothers. and Mrs. Walter B.
Kennedy. sister, who lives in New
York.
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WILL LEVY TAXES

Assessor Will Assess Farm Home
stead Near Omaha.
OMAHA, Nebr., May 6 R.-County
Assessor Sam Greenleaf announced
yesterday he would assess the Two
Rivers, Nebr., Federal Farmstead for
taxes on a valuation of more than
100000.
Greenleaf said the farmstead, a re-
Mobilization project located west of
Omaha. is not, in his opinion, Govern
ment owned, but is Federal subsidiary
and is taxable.
The project was formerly known as
the Ak-Sar-Ben FarmStead.
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gency Hospital.
A p p a rently re-
covering from an
operation UNDER
gone on April %,
he died suddenly
when s trio ken
with a heart at
tack. His home
was at los Sum-
inerfeld road,
Chevy Chase, Md.
Funeral services
will be held at
1880 pm. tomor-
row in Hines fu-
neral home. 2901
Fourteenth street
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Lost and Found advertisements
for the daily Star ,Dtu be accepted
Mondays to Fridays. sncius4De. Up
to noon cay OF issue. Saturdays
and legal holidays up to 10 am.
day Of issue. For The Sunday Star
I'D to II pm. Saturday.
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THE WEATHER

District of Columbia-Fair and
warmer tonight; tomorrow mostly
cloudy and warmer, showers tomor-
row night and Friday; gentle to mod
crate southeast and south winds.
Maryland and Virginia-Fair and
warmer tonight; tomorrow mostly
cloudy and warmer; showers tomor-
row night and Friday.
West Virginia-Mostly cloudy TO-
night and tomorrow; showers tomor-
row afternoon and night: warmer to-
night and in east portion tomorrow.
Rsnort for Last 81 Hourx
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Grams and the Southern Society Of
Washington.
He is survived by Mrs. Lake, whom
he married April II. 1924. and by
Lieut.. Comdr. Robert H. Lake of Ia
koma Park, U. S. N, retired.
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UarA uf Chunks.

slMMS. WILLIAM !. 7 wish to express my
sincere thanks TO the President and Mrs
Roosevelt. the executive ONCE and CO.
WORKERS Of the White House. Revs. Fins
ana Bullock, all friends and neighbors
words Of sympathy at the passing of my
hqSband, WILLIAM l. SINMS
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v. NJ. COLLINS, 60,
DIES IN HOSPITAL
Railway Mail Association
President Is Victim of
Heart Attack.

william M. Collins, go, president
Of the Railway Mail Association and
active in a number of other organiza-
tons here. died late yesterday in Emer-
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Deaths Reported.

Mary L. Motter, 81, 23o4 Cathedral ave.
Eina L. Brown, s., 1861 OAK St.
CHARLES z. Austin. IS. 53la Manning ri.
william r. smith, 65, Garfield Hospital
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Report for Last "a Hours.


Record for Last "a Hours.
From noon yesterday to noon todeyD
Highest, : !. at noon today; year ago 66.
Lowest. 50. at 2 a m. today; year ago. So.
Record Temperatures This Year.
HIGHEST. Sc. on April 81.
Lowest. zero. on January %.
Humidity for Last "a Hours.
tFrom noon yesterday to noon todsy)
Highest. 81 per cent. at 2:10 m. today
Lowest. 20 per cent, at pm, yesterday,
Tide Tables.
Furnished by United States Coast and