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Noah's blood It was one of many
scenes he had encountered in his
official career He acted wholly from
habit and from a sense of duty. He
acted despite the fact that that part
of his mind which was not concerned
with the bandits advised him that the
crick in his back had returned and
that he shouldn't act.
Jake Stevens and his companion
Were'free of the grating. backing to-
ward the door, saying something
about what would happen to the
first man who moved Just then
Sheriff Noah went for his guns. He
got hold of them and got them out
but the movement caused such a
pain to shoot through his system that
he very nearly buckled up.
What happened in the next few
minutes was never quite clear in
any ones mind Jake Stevens let
go with his gun and Sheriff Noah
let go with his Then Jim Blair came
into the picture and so did Ben
Prince. For seconds the room was
filled with the blasting of guns, the
smell of burnt powder and the thick
ness of smoke
X
1T WAS Jim Blair who rolled over
the sheriff's form. saw that the old
mans face was ashen, and sent Ben
Price running for Doc Spofford. But
before Doc Spofford arrived on the
scene. Sheriff Noah had opened his
eyes and sat up.
You damned old fool" Jim Blair
said to him affectionately. What's
the idea of going for your guns when
two men had the drop on you? Why,
if you hadn't pulled that tumbling
act they'd have got you sure"
Sheriff Noah started to speak and
changed his mind. His thoughts
raced. Tumbling act? He recalled how
he'd pitched forward just as Jake
Stevens had let go with his gun. But
it wasn't tumbling act. 1t was the
crick in his back. 1t had made him
collapse.
He sat up, aware of the crick again,
but not daring to mention it.
How did we come out?" he asked
Jim Blair.
Fine! Jake and his henchman are
both down for keeps. Ben and I took
care of EN- while you was pullin' your
fast one"
Somehow Noah got to his feet. He
took off his badge and explained that
that was why he had come to town.
He was glad, he said. that this last
episode had not smirched his record.
And then after awhile, he found him.
self heading back for the stables. He
would, he thought, have to admit to
Ma about the crick in his back so she
could rub it with some sort OF oint-
ment. but he guessed she wouldn't
tell anybody.
(Copyrisht, 1872
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Traffic Convictions.
sEcoND.oFFENsE SPEEDING.

SbNoNnsoEI AASoA va N-A~-
Amos Dorsey, 1856 Wallach place,
SO.
Banes Compton, l648 l. street. $40.
Albert Hubka, 37l7 Eighteenth
street northeast, $40.
Edward A. Raymond, 1903 Ninth
street, $40,
Daniel Jones, 81, Virginia avenue
southwest, $40.
Elbridge S. Fallin, 14o4 Twenty-fifth
street southeast, $40
FIRsT-OFFENSE SPEEDING.
Gwendolyn Moore, 172l Lamont
street, IS.
Harry L. Antics, Maryland, SIS.
Marion A. Zimmerman, 1889 Lanler
place, SIS.
Lee Everett, 14l5 S street, IS.
William Drummer, 24l3 Second
street northeast, IS.
Joseph c. Enright, 1925 Fourth
street, IS.
Joseph L. Reiter, 1910 Perry street
northeast. IS.
Bulah G. Duborg tsic). Virginia, S..
Hiram Mcguire, Navy Yard, So.
Herman Garland, IS r street, SIS.
Winston C. Redford. 1916 Twenty
fourth street southeast, IS.
Harry c. Tolstoi, el8 Gallatin street,
IS.
Walter E. Rothe, no address given,
IS.
George E. Jacobson, 1911 Sixteenth
street northeast, S..
Theodore r. Sherman, 1ll4 E street
northeast, IS.
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Marriage Licenses.

and dagssass ssfas 4 4 Mecann Hsears 81 Strong Hail
Georse Washington University. Rev. j.
william !; Bradley, IT, 80 rirnt and I,asst haara
Rey, g; A. Acssrly Ssrn.r 40 Nex York
Mass Rev: z B: Philips. ,,,. r,ovsntn
street northesst Rev. J. E, Briggs.
Rupert h,ron Rumpt weaver w. 1s Tovson
sl.seasrd HsSasIi ia. - 1@ Both of Richmond: Rev:
60 1sssS.s sssb y, fsnmesa ses MaEtss Rtv
rI.ts5eT Il s6ensien Ke.ne e. 81 4a4 Fourth street
northeast. ana Reba Campbell; -. l34l
Fifteenth street. Rev. w. A; EmmanS;
.iS P ns Hsds9 ona " ~ ves ss9 s Ths- Roa
noEf kioyd d' P rye Welses 3, ss' 1905 street
southeast. and Martha D: Alderman 80
CHARLES c. Dtller, 81 vl;tS l4Ss Bssh.n.n NC mar,
'Wth Wilsur swope 30: 6e7 seventh street
northeast, and Henrietta E; ort. 2s. sos
street sns,s soathe.ss and Mary 5 Noyes. ~
3l3 South Carolina avenue southeast.
Rev p e. Sullivan.
Edward P. Address. "a 5O4 E street
northeast and Margaret Thibeadeau, %.
l2e Eighteenth street southeast. Rev. c.
Trimble A. somerville 26 1920 Sew
enteenth street and Claire E. Kriaski, 25.
l245 q street southeast. Rev. J. H. Ter
Nick J. Gayeski. e5 and Ada NJ. Line
burg, 25 both of 1928 Eighteenth street.
Fr:nk ! Fenlon % 1914 Seventeenth
street and sri Marie 4. Cannon, 'eins:5 80, i1a5
Eighth street northeast. Rev. ]. A. Can
Edward /. Smith 25. Arlington. Va,
aud Sarah A. Hall. ~. Mclean, Va. Rev.
r. NJ Sharp.
Skinner; Il both Of e4 R street. Rev.
Russell Barber. 81. 24oa Fourteenth
street, and Edythe Lucas. 90. 1904 Vernon
street, Rev; 7, Murray. ., .. 49,.
fouthvest, and Alice NJ. GRAY. IS. 32o
. street southwest. lev. J. ,. Glenn.
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Births Reported.

Mack and Maudena Cardwell. girl.
Allen and Hazel Tuberville. boy.
Michael and Louise Donovan. boy.
Norman and Louise Jack. girl.
Phillip and Frances Rocco. girl.
Jake and Rose Joyner. boy
George and Mary Meacham. girl.
Shelley and Nellie Mitchell. girl.
Max and Edith Brown, boy.
Kermit and Grace williams. boy.
Ferdinand and Edna Crovato, boy.
William and Annie Bradshaw, girl.
Thomas and Gladys Riordan, girl.
Hiram and Mary Handy. girl.
Hugh and Bernice DowlinR. girl.
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the rest O. your days in peace an
quiet. Goodness knows you've
earned it."
"Pshaw, Ma! amt old. I amt
hardly gray I got couple more
terms in me yet Sides, I'd plumb
waste away 'thout no responsibility. !"
You'll be plumb shot away other
wise. Now, look you, Noah Clark, you
got a clean record an whole hide
You won't have neither if you have
a run-in with some hombre like Jake
Stevens. Sides she added, more
gently, Il amt got no hankerin' to
be widder in my old age
But Sheriff Noah still scoffed at
Mas advice. He continued to scott un-
til the morning his term expired,
when he awoke with a crick in his
back. 1t was the crick that started
him thinking. He got to thinking
what a predicament he'd find himself
In if one of those cricks should sneak
up on him when he was facing an
hombre like Jake Stevens.
Then he remembered what Ma had
said Ma had reminded him that he
had clean record, and that was his
great pride Suppose somebody like
Jake Stevens got the drop on him.
That would wipe out his clean record
and he'd be spending the rest Of his
days In disgrace And suppose Ma
did have to live the rest of her life a
widow. The thought brought on a
pang.
No. Sheriff Noah thought, as he
lay In bed waiting for the crlck to
pass, it wasn't worth it. He was old.
1t was time to retire. No sense in be-
Ing a stubborn old fool.
Which is why he set out for town
after breakfast with the purpose OF
turning in his star.
A S FATE would have it. it was that
day that Jake Stevens decided
the time was ripe to relieve the Ben
son Gap Bank of its cash on hand.
Jake chose high noon for the business,
for at high noon the town droWses IN
the lethargic warmth of torrid
midday sun.
Five minutes before noon Sheriff
Noah rode his sorrel into Boyce's
stables and asked Al Boyce if he'd seen
Jim Blair around. Al said he'd seen
Jim Blair going into the bank. So
Sheriff Noah headed for the bank.
So deep was he in his thoughts that
he paid but little notice to the pair
of saddled horses outside the bank.
This was not his custom, for during
his an wears as sheriff Noah had found
1t paid to notice everything
Therefore, unsuspecting. he stepped
into the dimness of the bank and was
Immediately confronted by a voice
that told him to reach for the CELL
ing and make no sound. or it would
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Deaths Reported.

William Maske 80. Gailineer Hospital
Joseph Rogers. 81, Emergency Hospital.
Frank W. Minnich. 53, 712 Upshur St.
Amelia Hager. 81, GallinRer Hospital.
Rose Henson. T5. 12s Florida ave.
Sidney Stone, 80. 1912 w st.
Henry Snapp, 81. 14s Thomas st.
Stephen Queen 81, Freedmen's HOSPITAL
Burrell Branson. 81 Freedmen's Hospita
kizzie Wise SO. Freedmens Hospital,
Florence Gray. 45. St. Elizabeths Hospita
Calvert Hicks. 3S. Providence Hospital
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CLEAN RECORD
CHERIFF NOAH

CHERIFF NOAH
CLARK never
would have admit
ted that he was
getting old. He
never would have
thought about it.
But his wife made
him.
Tomorrow you're
co." Ma Clark told
him matter = of =
factly. And COS
old. A man who's
so amt got no
business a-chasin'
two gun hombres
who don't have a
lick O. respect fer
years. Your terms
up next week, Noah
c lark, an you
ought to turn in
yo,lr star and live
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be bad
health.

UC UdO AOl AAAo
health.
Sheriff Noa h
reached, blinking
his eyes. Presently
his vision adjusted
itself to the change
in light and he
made ollt Jak
Stevens and an
other man coming
from behind the
iron grating carry
ing a sack. He saw
Jim Blair, arms
elevated, leaning
against he GUS
toners counter. He
saw Ben Prince,
the cashier, facing
the wall behind
the grating.
1t was a scene
that, stirred Sheriff
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DAILY TRIPS MOVING LOADS AND PART
loads to and from Baltic. Phile and New
York. Frequent trips to Other Eastern
cities. Dependable Service Since 1895"
THE DAVIDSON TRANSFER g. STORAGE
CO Phone Decatur $500
NEW FOLDING CHAIRS FOR RENT VERY
reas We cater to all occasions small or
large. Metropolitan $3.50 National 1864.
FOR THOSE WHO FIND IT INCONVEN-
lent to shop We suggest that we have our
representative. call to show nationally a6-
that can be purchased on convenient terms.
Call Mr.. CASTLE at Metropolitan 1900.
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR
debts other than those contracted BY
zoos N. TAYLOR st. Arlington. Va.
LIGHT HAULING = PARCEL DELIVERY
or full load; Ford 81 pickup: reasonable
ts {stes sd.spsndsbls serv'es: local or distance.
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Wins All-Clothes Race.

H. j. Edwards won the annual all
clothes swimming race. in which con-
testants must wear their entire street
outfit. in London for the Duke of
Westminster's Cup.
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HELP MEN,
tContinued.)

WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
Several ambitious men at least 81 with
D. Q. drivers permit Salary $17.bO per
week. plus commission and bonus. Willing
workers. Can earn S30-S4O per week
Absolutely no selling. Must have good
reputation. Apply in person only. POL
TRANSPORTATION Bldg
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| FRlGIDAIRES-Late models at reduced
| prices. Also reconditioned electric re-
| frlgerators at ridiculously low prices Come
| and see them at the store OF Arthur II
| TODD. 34lS r. I. ave. ne. Greenwood
| 1901. Open until 8 pm.
| URN1TURE-Household furniture for sale
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
ANT1QUES-Prints, frames. china, glass.
books. Paisley shawl etc: also old Victrols
west Of Fairfax. Va:
BED, double, mahogany., with springs;
for sale cheap. Clev. 9OO6. or 45bO Conn.
ave-. Apt. No. 202.
BED ROOM dining room suites. studio
couch, gate-leg table. dressers. beds, stove,
trunk. Edelman, 1908 Georgia ave.
BooKs.-Encyclopedia set; shakespeaIe
reasonable Adams 1921. .
BRICKS-5OO. 900 handmade hard bricks.
H. Herfurth, 'r. Inc. Metropolitan 8445.
4th and Maryland ave. s.w.
BRICK LUMBER AND PLUMBING mate.
rials at bargain prices from hundreds nf
wreckins Jobs reconditioned and neatly
arranRed for your easy selection at Heeh-
inger's We quote delivered or undelivered
You'll save time as well as money BY com.
me to any Of our four yards
hssh sssh 81 sts sv. NJ Nv fsa s Sicsa. Ell Z
BUILDING MATERIALSIBrick. hand
made. sash. lumber. doors, etc: from two
city blocks We are demolishing at 4th.
9th. Main. ave. and MARYLAND ave-. S:w.
II. Herfurth. y. Inc. Metropolitan Sz49.
9Th end Nasyland ave. s.W.
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FURNITURE, living room. completely fur
nlshed upright piano sell cheap. Phone
Columbia .,9Ol- j
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CATTLE AND LIVE STOCK.

WANTED-Saddle and work horses; rea-
Sandy Spring, Md. Phone Ashton 1872
RIDING HORSE. thorous hbred chestnut
mare, with new English saddle Potomac
Boz. after pm
GOLDEN FAWN saddle and show horse.
three-Raited thoroughbred: probably the
fnest-mannered horse in the East. Sac
rlflce for $1,000. Persons Choice Sandy
Spring. Md. Phone Ashton 1so
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HELP WOMEN.

MATTRESSES wanted white and expert
enced: Apply between ! and 3 pm. at
the Ming Toy Inn. :}:H9 Conn. ave
MATTRESSES wanted: salary, meals, good
tips. Blue Bell Cafe, 1900 Conn. ave. NV.
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GORDON HOTEL BIG 18Th st.-Comfort-
able double rooms. twin beds. with bath
Si5 week; with running water. Sl1 and
ST. per week Also single rooms 81 per
week, up; 24-hour elevator and switch
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FARM & GARDEN.

PROFESSIONAL GARDENER will care for
your roses. shrubs. eVerereens and peren.
mails during the hot months Landscaping,
piarts. lie Roy Corbin. Greenwood 1888
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HELP DOMESTIC.


COOK. colCred. experienced: must have city
references; stay nights; $45 month. Cleye-
land O07S.
COUPLE tcolored) general housework:
woman with some knowledge of cooking;
$40 month sleep in. 1884 ,2nd st. NV.
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER. white under
80. must read aloud; $40 and home, by lady
living in small house, references. Adams
4O4g.
GENERAL HOUSEWORKER and mothers
helper, colored. neat. reliable: work in
family Of 3 grown people and baby in
Hyattsville: SS week. State age, give ref
erences. Address Box 150-D, Star ofice.
GIRL, white, dependable. 1885. for light
housework and partial care = children:
liye II; S"5 month. board Wisconsin
GIRL for general housework and care of
child: go home nights. Call between > and
=. ,:''. Lyman pl. ne. Phone All 6151-W.
MIDDLE-AGED LADY care of two children
and small apt. emoloved couple; live in.
Call between 10 and 10. PIP 4th st. ne
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HELP MEN AND WOMEN.

Ses2 ana AP 5osld ca Fs}sa s9 50
COUPLE. experienced sober. to take charge
Of small downtown roomins house. ! room
ms on 1sa xddf.ss b. ,'f m
once.
TEACHER Of Grege shorthand and type;
writing for priv. business school: day and
IN mt ie.ter f Address s BOX a sesp P Bar otee
WRITER ,WANTED-Interested in hearing
from writer, instructor or professor Of
ing articles, doing research. ehost writing,
etc, by assignment; give full narticuarS
a.. Z; to otnc. ttrsnins' etc. Address Box 429-B.
Farm Manager and Wife (White)
farmer. wife as housekeeper Good wages
and use Of house with all modern conven
fences. References required. Address Box
430-B, Star ONCE.
SALESMAN.
AUTOMOBILE statesmen. experienced
men preferred: best proposition in the
Ford line in Washington. See Mr. Blue,
Logan Motor Co. 2Ol7 Virginia ave. w
AUTOMOBILE statesmen (2J to sell new
sition. carries a fair salary and commission
Tor two steady workers with previous
record. by 250-car Dodge contract dealer.
sales force If you have qualifications,
address Box 496E Star office. IL
SALESMEN for rapidly growing COM
pany; must be executive type. over 30:
tunity; good income. Address Box 44-D,
Star ONCE.
TYPEWRTTERS and supplies; excellent
opportunity with established concern;
commission; state age and experience;
give references: replies CONFIDENTIAL Ad-
dress Box 1861. Star Office
YOUNG MAN. about % years Of age; must
be ambitious courteous. willing to work
hard; must have car. Apply between 10
and IL am. 1897 Conn ave. NV.
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FRENCH ENGRAVING, colored; date ap-
proxlmately 1850. Call Adams lO,52.
FRIGIDAIRE case and cooler. other store
equipment. must sacrifice at once. Phone
Shepherd 4SIS
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ROOMS FURNISHED.

1884 COLUMBIA RD.. $3.50 vk.: single
rms. double. So: clean. outside: baths:
CIV; car lines: gentlemen. Adams 1928.
THE VIVIAN. 1923 G. ST. nw.-Just
opened 100 large. airy. ideal guest rooms
near shower baths; plenty hot water Choice
OF all new. modern or maple furniture with
double or twin beds. inner-coil-s mat
resseS. Venetian blinds. double rooms. 50.
$40. Sill weekly
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1928 CONN. AVE NV. Apt. 4o3-Large
room, connecting bath shower: unlirn.
phone: single. S35; double. $40. Met.
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EMPLOYMENT SERVICES.
INSTRUCTION COURSES.

AUTO DRIVING LESSONS. July special.
Permit, operation of car, license $40. Mr..
Frye. Emerson 1852 any time.
AIR CONDITIONING and refrigeration
taught by practical work on the machines.
Now is your opportunity to enter the
Small fees easy payments, limited enroll
ments now being accepted for new class
forming. ENROLIMENTS CLOSE JULY as
Electric Refrigeration Institute. 1882 l4th
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FURE1TURE. etc.-Saturday's sale at
cludes suites and desirable odd pieces
electrlc retrigerators. pianos etc; slSo
conSig nmentS from three storage COM
CaalpS for CHARGES
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1912 9th ST. N w. SO up-sleeping rooms
also light housekeeping: linens dishes. sill
yer; shower bath telephone 1Ss
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3023 NEWARK ST. NW.-Large, cool
double room for . young men or employed
couple; twin beds; also single room. rea-
Sonable. Cleveland S1ga
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DE WESTMINSTER. 1907 18th st. NV
Desirable rooms now available: newly dec
GRATED and well furnished: showers ele-
vator: single S5 and Sc: double 81
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

BULOVA,. Elgin. Waltham and Hamilton
mems and ladies' wrist watches. $3.50
low as S.: take your Choice. Dixie % Pawn
brokers' Exchange, 1lls H st. ne. Open
till pm.
cAMERAsCspeclai prices on used ana new
i1 Ssed CAMERAS a Ro6b,ns. s2s i4th ina ~. sl'''
CAMERA. Foth-Flex case. Ike new. S475O;
print pryer. used 81; studio stand. slightly
used. Sill. Evenings only. 1880 Hamilton
sas S. s. snd s5 pfS eaeh ead ss sest seee asso
Ha Dxie % ssy ExcRsnss ss ,s "fnex st.
ne. Open in evenings until . pm
CONTENTS OF 9-RoOM HoME-Pool
W. u w. sewing machine bird's-eye maple.
whits tnd md ~nhosfny PED room suites
Vernon Blvd Alexandria 2s-F-3.
DINING ROOM SUITE complete excel
lent condition: must sell. Georgia 395l.
$3.50 Georgia ave. NV.
DRUG STORE fixtures, soda fountain for
95S7.
ELECTRIC FANS, S129 up; exhaust fans,
kitchen fans. air circulators. all sizes; low
ss Prizes ab ,nd in c repairs Harris Armaturs
FANS FANS FANs-A. Cd. c.. Universal.
new and used; exchanged. repaired, guar
anteed. all sizes. Carty. 1908 14th.
FANS--$l.l 10 and up; Sin osc. 50 95;
used G; E; l6in. d. c.. $685.. Apex Elec.
Co. lO9 9th st. NV. at G..
proximately 1880. Call Adams lO252
FRIGIDAIRE case and cooler. other store
Shepherd 4S7s.
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1909 CLIFTON N.W-Larse. cool front
room; seml-priVate bath. hot water. $50
month, also another room GIT
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1897 L ST. N.W.-Redecorated nrst-noor
In K. room and kitchenette; running water
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PRINCE KARL HOTEL, 1901 K st-Clean.
airy attr. single. double rms. hotel serv-
ice. 5000 up: rm. phones.
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GOING OUT OF BUSINESS.
Galvanized SCREEN WIRE. &C So. #.
$3.65 Du Pont Prepared Paint So rs Gal
ALL HOUSEHOLD GOODS REDUCED.
KENTUCKY HARDWARE CO.,
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NEAR CONN AND S-Quiet street: large,
AIRY room: cool house: semi-private bath.
Potomac 543l
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1907 RIGGS PL. NW-Sinele double.
also Ink, nicely furn.- priv. home, S3 TO
So. North O5S4
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

Three-piece living room suite upholstered
Tor $40: covering and new inside material
included. made like new In finest tapestry
and friezette. Workmanship guaranteed.
LA FRANCE UPHOLSTERY CO.
25Oo l4th ST. NV. COLUMBIA 1912,
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1881 18th ST. NW.-Lse, airy double
and single rooms. semi-priv. bath: ideal
location reasonable rates Col 4731
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NEAR WALTER REED-Attractive rooms;
excellent board: Army guests. detached
corner residence. 14I6 Van Buren, ST
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FANS-Sl 10 and up: Sin. osc 50 95;
used g. E. l6-in d. c.. S6 ,J5. Apex Elec.
Co. LO9 9th st. NV. at G.
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FURNITURE-Th only store In the CITY
mat offers a real cash inducement on
brand-nsw furniture You don't have to
buy used or secondhand things II youtcan
pay cash. Come in get our prices and see
Tor yourself floors Of fine new furni-
ture. Bed room and living room sets
from S32. studio couches for S1a.75. inner
spring mattress SS.95 extra special gxl2
hrst-grade. famous :Pabco rugs. S4 so.
Free parking rear of store. Open every
Monday till pm Household Furn. Co.
$40 9Th st NV
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DOGS BOARDED
BOATS.

$3.50 Per Week Individual Runs
Defense Highway Kennels Miles From
Bladensbura on Defense Highway
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ELECTRIC FANS, S1.29 up; exhaust fans,
kitchen fans. air circulators. all sizes; low
est prices in city; repairs. Harris Armature
Co. 9th and 0 NV. North 1920.
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FURNITURE - Two-piece bed d-davenport
suite. gate-leg table new encyclopedia.
Call after Sat, Apt. 6ls. Trinity Towers
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I'll A ST. SE.-Sleeping rooms, cont.
h. w.. phone; private family: clean quiet:
reasonable; excellent Transportation,
lincoln 3SOR-J
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1929 r. ]. AVE N.W-Cheerful. cool room.
large closet double bed inner-spring
mattress radio: gentleman only
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1914 EYE ST. N.W-Newly furn and
redecorated. front single room. near bath
and shower. So4 mnnfhlY
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NEAR BUREAU STANDARDS-Large front
rm. twin beds. priv shower: also single
rm.: bus u block Cleveland s5O4
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EXCESSIVE WEIGHT SAFELY REDUCE
Ledendecker 3025 o st. NV West IL:
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DRUG STORE fixtures soda fountain for
sale: very reasonable: terms. Call Georgia
p5kT
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BEAUTIFUL ROOM private bath newly
furnished and papered double exposure
twin beds: reasonable. Adams 793S
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WANTED-Man experienced
on all types of brake service.
Finest equipment in city to
work with. Do not waste
your time unless you are
thoroughly experienced. Ap-
ply Mr.. Puddy, Brake Dept,
Goodyear Service, Conn. ave.
at N st.
The times-news. [volume] (Hendersonville, N.C.) 1927-current, 1937-08-30
Drunken Driving
Case Is Sent To
Recorders Court
10 Charges Are Called in
Mayors Court This
Morning

A number of cases were heard
in city court this moring before
Mayor A. V. Edwards. The docket
was as follows:
Will Wise, drunk and disorder
ly, was fined $40 and costs.
Elmer Dill, drunk and disord-
erly, was fined $40 and costs.
Bessie Williams, drunk and dis
orderly, was given 60 days in two
cases.
Hunter Lamb, drunk and disor-
derby, was given 30-day sus-
pended sentence. .,
Pelham Corn, charged with
driving while drunk, was bound
to county recorders court under
$500 bond.
Wilbur Sherman, drunk and
disorderly, was assessed costs.
Joe Barnett and Everett Nor
ris, both charged with assault
with deadly weapon after an al
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1t is said that 5000 railway Of
ficials are under arrest. Dozens
of street car union officials and
hundreds of factory directors
have met the same fate. Many
professors and teachers in the
principal law schools and direc-
tors of the foremost theaters
have been dismissed.
In 1884, was in Berlin during
Hitler's famous "blood bath
when in one June day the Ger
man dictator suddenly wiped out
scores of members of the Nazi
inner circle. TO me Stains
"blood purge" is one on . much
wider scale, but the two have
many factors in common, includ-
ing even the charge of traffick-
ing with foreign enemies.
Hitler's Nazi party soon stead
led after the shock of that bloody
day, and there seems no less rea-
son to believe that Stains far
more jealous, NOR closely knit
and better disciplined party will
weather the present hurricane.