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The Washington times., 1937-04-23
GABLE GUILTY,
MRS. NORTON
SCREAMS
in UProar As She
Insists He Fathered
Her Daughter

LOS ANGELES, April %
NN.S.).-"I still believe Clark
Gable is the father Of my
child"
These words, screamed from
the witness stand by Mrs. Violet
Wells Norton, came as climax
to the week-long trial of Mrs. Nor.
ton and Jack l.. Smith, private
detective, on charges of using the
mails to defraud.
They were shouted by the
middle-aged Englishwoman at the
conclusion of the most dramatic
session to date-which featured
the appearance on the stand of
the actor, the 13-year-old girl
Mrs. Norton contends he fathered,
and the introduction of impas-
stoned love letters aSSertedly writ
ten by Mrs. Norton to Gable. <
"The Same Old Frank"
It seemed to make no difference
to Mrs. Norton that a parade Of
creditable witnesses had been
called by the prosecution to tes-
tify that Gable was never within
5000 miles of England, where she
claims he lived with her under the
name Of Frank Billings.
In the tense silence Of the
crowded courtroom she was al
lowed to stand next to Gable while
he was on the stand and examine
him infinitely. She said:
Eyes, he's Frank Billings, all
right. The same old Frank, un-
less he's q double"
The tenseness relaxed. Spec
tators laughed-and it was laugh
ter that angered the woman. In
vain bailiffS raped for order.
Finally Federal Judge George Cos
grave ordered some of the spec
tatorS escorted from the room.
Gable Laughs, Too.
But none laughed more heartily
than Gable himself when the inn
port Of the woman's words sank in.
Mrs. Norton'S face became q study
in conflicting emotions. She was
angry, yet she laughed. Then she
was called to the witness chair.
Asked point-blank whether she
thought Gable and Frank Bill.
ings were the same, she. shouted
defiantly:
That's him. Clark Gable or
Frank Billings, it's one and the
same. Rightho."
Court was adjourned in an up
roar with Mrs. Norton scheduled
to resume the witness stand to-
day.
The Washington times., 1937-04-23
SHRINE PROBE
HITS IMPASSE
CONTINUED from Page u

NNOh6LluCu 1EOIHs 0HC ~
already had entered into q con-
tractual agreement with John
Russell Pope, designer of the
memorial.
At the conclusion of the hear
ing, Representative Allen Tread
way (R0 of Massachusetts, intro
duced in the House q joint resolu.
ton prohibiting the selection OF
the Tidal Basin as a site for the
memorial.
At this point the question was
raised as to whether the commits
sion had the authority to make a
contract with an architect before
the money for the project had
been appropriated. There is pend
ing before Congress an appropria'
ton of $500, 900 to begin construc.
ton on the memorial.
Unable to locate Representative
John j. Boylan CD of New York,
chairman of the Memorial Com
mission, to determine whether it
had made contract with Mr.,
Pope, Mr.. Keller consulted the
records and said these indicated
such an agreement already had
been made and that the commits
sion possessed such authority.
On the basis Of this aSsump-
ton, he asked that the Wearin
resolution be discarded, and that
its author introduce another rec
ommending that the location Of
the memorial be changed.
Mr.. Wearin, however, prevailed
in his inSiStence that the hearing
on his resolution for an architects
competition be postponed until the
exact status of the commission s
activities was aScertained. The
committee will meet Tuesday at
10 q. m.
The Washington times., 1937-04-23
WASH FINES

Published daily except Sunday
by the American Newspapers,
Inc, at 1917 H st. N. W.. Wash.
ington, D. c.
Publisher ..........J. T. Lambert
Associate Publisher,
c. Dorsey Warfield
Managing Editor, ]. ]. Fitzpatrick
Entered as Second-claSs matter
Friday, April %, 1897. at the
Post Office at Washington. D. C.
The Washington Times will be
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The Washington times., 1937-04-23
Palmer, Noted Engine
Is Dead in Cleveland

CLEVELAND. April % U.NsJ.
Charles G. Palmer, 81, who de-
signed the locks Of the Panama
Canal and supervised construction
Of the city Of Mini Novtorod in
Russia, was dead here today after
a short illness.
Born in Detroit, Palmer was con.
nected as an engineer with the
Brown Hoist Company, the Austin
Company, and the Conover Engi.
neering Company here.
The Washington times., 1937-04-23
Insurgents Shell Madrid
Twelfth Successive Day
By THOMAS A. LOAYZA

By THOMAS A. LOAYZA
MADRID. April % d.N.SO.
For the twelfth successive day, in
surgent artillery bombarded Ma
drid today, adding to the death,
suffering and destruction suffered
by the Spanish capital.
A dozen shells fell in the city
between 9 and 10 a. m, causing
about a dozen casualties, accord
ing to first estimates by govern.
ment officials.
Meanwhile, reports from Bilbao,
Basque capital, said insurgents
carried out number Of air raids
during the night on the suburbs
Of Bilbao.
An official Bilbao communicate
stated insurgent attacks on the
height Of Carrascain were repulSed
with heavy losses.
The Washington times., 1937-04-23
BiIIiardists Plan Meets

NEW YORK, April 23.-The
newly organized Championship
Pocket Billiard Players of Amer
lea, Inc, today planned to hold
two world professional title COM
petitions, the first probably to be
staged next October either in De-
troit or PHILADELPHIA,
The Washington times., 1937-04-23
Halls ATTACK
ON Blockade
RUNNERS
Sees Freighters Safe
At Bilbao With Food
For Starving

LONDON, April % GNS).
The British battle cruiser Hood
swept into action today when two
Spanish insurgent warShipS at
tempted to interfere with three
British food-ships which success
fully ran the blockade into Bilbao.
The insurgent craft quickly fled
when the Hood. whose gunners are
the best in the British navy, threat
ened to open fire with her 15-inch
cannon.
The incident occurred when the
Spanish insurgent cruiser Amir.
ante Cervera fired several shots
across the bows of the British
freighters SHAMROCK, HamSterley
and MacGregor.
SOS. Speeds Rescue
The merchantmen Immediately
sent out S. o. S. calls.
The Hood and the destroyer
Ffredrake, which were cruising in
the vicinity, raced to the scene,
warning the insurgents as they ap.
preached that British shipping
must not be interferred with.
The battle cruiser arrived on the
scene with her decks cleared for
action and her 15-inch guns loaded.
When the huge guns had been
trained on the Almirante Cervera,
the master of the Hood wireleSsed
and semaphored to the Spanish
vessel that she would open fire If
the food ships were again moleSted.
The Almirante Cervera and an
armed trawler which had accom-
panied her in the foray immedi-
ately turned and fled. Bilbao shore
batteries which had opened fire
on the insurgent craft were ST.
fenced when the Hood approached.
The attack occurred on the high
seas near Bilbao.
ST. JEAN DE LUZ, France,
April % Q.N.SO. - Successfully
running the inSurgent blockade,
three British merchant ships
the SHAMROCK, HamSterley and
MacGregor-arrived safely at the
Basque port of Bilbao today with
cargoes of food for the half
starved populace, according to re-
ports received here.
The three freighterS steamed
out Of the harbor here last night
and headed for Bilbao, closely
followed by the British cruiser
Hood, which was reported to have
escorted them to the three-mile
limit off the Spanish coast.
It was understood the cargoeS
of the three ships were passed by
non-intervention control inSpec.
tors before the vessels sailed. The
ships departed half an hour be-
fore midnight.
The shippers Of the ships dis
cussed the matter of running to
Bilbao with the ships owners
after being told the Hood would
afford them some sort of protec-
tion," it was reported here.
SEVILLE, Spain, April % GIN.
SD.-An insurgent Spanish sub
marine attacked two government
merchant ships near Malaga, sink
ing one and causing the second to
run ashore, inSurgent officials
here claimed today.
The Washington times., 1937-04-23
HOUSE

Meets at noon.
Resumes debate on Agriculture
appropriation bill.
Naval Affairs Committee con
Siders Oregon air base bill.
Agriculture subcommittee re-
sumes sugar study.
Rivers and Harbors COMMITTEES
continues Florida ship canal in.
quiry.
Ways and Means Committee re-
sumeS railroad pensions hearings.
Library Committee considers
Jefferson Memorial proposal.
Evening star., 1937-02-04
Eaton's Highland
Bond 35c
81 Quality, Recently 49c

Eaton's highland Bond was de-
signed primarily for Personal
Typewriter correspondence. 1t
has Eaton's exclusive "Corras-
able" feature, which means it
may be erased readily with
the light touch of a pencil
eraser. Equally suitable to
use for handwriting. Each
box includes so envelopes and
rs sheets.
Stationery .. First Floor
Evening star., 1937-02-04
Mems All-WoolPlaid
MaCkinaWs
s7'''
Formerly SI2.05 and SI3.05

20: in full-beted, double breasted style
with four pockets. Sizes 38 to A.
Mems Wool Robes. Cossack style in black only.
Large size Formerly 81 95. Friday
Mems Rayon Brocade Robes, small and large
sizes. Formerly S495. Friday--------------$5.19
Mems Knit Sports Coats. Gray herringbones
Size 38. Formerly IS. Friday 1913
65 Pieces Mems Swank and Vogue Jewelry. Tie
chains, cuff buttons and collar bars. Formerly
soc and 81. Fridav-- 29c
30 Pairs Mems Dress Gloves. Natural color pig
grain deerskin. Formerly s195. Friday------$1
800 Pairs Mems Famous Make Socks. Heavy quail
ity cottons in sports patterns on heather tones,
clocks stripes and plaids. Sizes 1912, II, 11l2.
Formerly Soc iday------------------3 pairs 81
6 Mems Navy Wool Shirts. Small medium and
large sizes. Formerly S. Friday------S19
IS Mems Wool Sweater Coats. Button-front and
large pockets. Heather brown and oxford. Sizes
So to Al in the group Formerly $3.50. Friday--S195
IS Mems Wool Muffiers. Formerly S1.19. Friday 79c
95 Mems Lynbrooke Shirts of woven madras and
tailored with button-down collars. Sizes IA TO 16
Formerly Sl95.
MEMS Shop First Floor
Evening star., 1937-02-04
Jewelry Bargains

2 Gold Necklaces, regularly $l.95.
Friday CSC
Gold Bracelets, regularly S3.95.
Friday -----------s1.39
Rhinestone Hair Clips, regularly
81, Friday ACC
Rhinestone and Jade Clips, regu-
larly 81, Friday y---69 $50
10 Metal Bracelets, regularly 81,
Friday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 49c
6 Enamel Cigarette Cases, regularly
$1.95, Friday
Jeweiry First Floor
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Friday -Silver-Plated
Flat Ware Reduced to-

soc
l Pair Sterling Silver Tall Candlesticks. Were S..
Friday pair S295
Sterling Silver Candelabra Slight style Was $595.
Friday $3.50
Siver-plaed Gravy Was S. Friday $3.50
2Siverpated Loaf Sugar Trays. Were sl50. Friday
SHreTrare First Floor
Evening star., 1937-02-04
"Eyer.HOt"
Packaged Heat SOC

Regularly 69c
The original waterleSS heat
ing bag. Each package con-
tains 1875 hours of heat. Just
add a small amount of cold
water; it will stay hot from
16 to "a hours at a time.
Notions First Floor
Evening star., 1937-02-04
Beacon Blankets
sl.79

Size 70x90 blankets in novelty
designs and color combina-
tionS. Neatly bound with
matching Sateen.
IL Wool Blankets, soiled. Were
S5.95. Friday-------------S4
II Wool Camp Blankets. Were
$3.50. Friday -S2.99
IS Crinkled Bedspreads, with col
ored stripes. Were SIP Friday-S1
Domestics Second Floor
Evening star., 1937-02-04
81 Handbags SIC
REGULARLY SI.5O and So

A good selection of feathers
and fabrics; mostly dark
colors.
81 Handbags, not in all colors, but
a good choice. Regularly 81.
Friday ---------19c -19c
Better Belts, in broken sizes and
colors. Regularly 81. Friday -S9c
Muff Bags of Persian cloth. in
black only. Regularly 81. Fri
udy ------------ ------| &c
Suede and Fabric Handbags, in
black. brown, wine and green:
Regularly S3------->-Sl.27
Regularly S5-------------S2.S
Evening Bags, a good assortment.
slightly soiled. Regularly 74c.
Friday
Handbags -. First Floor
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KidGlOves Sl.5O
ORIGINALLY

OTFStFUttV
$2.95 and $3.50 pair
Brown, navy and white; only
100 pairs.
Children's Kid and Cape Gloves, in
beige and white. Originally sl95
and $3.50. Friday SOC
Brushed Bemberg Gloves, odds and
ends in high shades. Regularly
sec and 79c. Friday
Gloves First Floor
Evening star., 1937-02-04
City of Paris
Eau de Cologne 79c

Regularly SI.95
Reduced for Clearance
This Price Friday Only
Lucien Creams. 1-pound size. Regu-
larly Csc. Friday-----------15c
Complexion and Palmetto Company
Soap. Friday day-----------------Sc
Houbigant's Eau de Cologne. Reg
ularly $2.65. Friday
LyIyce Perfume. Regularly $l.79.
LyIyce Perfume. Regularly $l.35.
Friday -------------------3Sc
Hand Mirrors. Regularly 45c. FRI
day
Suzettes Toilet Waters by Guiltry.
Regularly 81. Friday ay---------49c
Quelque Fleurs Bath Powder. Reg
ularly SOC. Friday ay-----------23c
Toilefries .. First Floor.
Evening star., 1937-02-04
81 Crepe Street
Frocks S4.59

All tailored styles; prints in
Guided. Broken sizes, mostly
IA to 20.
10 Wool Dresses. Broken sizes. A
few crepes included. High shades
and street colors. Regularly 1895.
Friday S295
knockabont Shop -. Third Floor
Evening star., 1937-02-04
Knit Logging Sets
Roo,,TorIy G1 or

Regularly S4.98
TO- Navy blue trimmed with white Angora. Size
only.
$o25, Friday
Pairs of Mrs. Days Oxfords in white and smoke Sizes
g. 4, and 5l.. Regularly 49,
Pink Knit Creepers. Size q Regularly 81 95, Friday 81
13 Toddlers Handmade Dresses fine quality batiste, in
pink and blue Size only Regularly $685. Friday-S149
Knit Snow Suits, navy trimmed in red, and red and
brown trimmed in orange Sizes and 4. Regularly $685.
Friday 1929
3 Printed Silk Dresses, colored. Sizes g. and S.
Regularly 81 95, Friday
Infants Wear Third Floor
Evening star., 1937-02-04
Glass Salad Sets, 49c
We're 81

Only 40 Sets; include l large
green glass bowl, 4 green glass
plates, 4 forks and a large fork
and spoon.
Dessert Sets Of green glass;
have l large bowl and small ones.
Were ACC, Friday -------25c
10 Mirror Plateaux: slightly
chipped. Heavy glass with we'll
felted backs and beveled edges.
Most of them are size 12"xl8".
Were sl98, Friday y---------- 81
Handled Serving Trays; slightly
shopworn. Glass top with heavy
wooden frames. Were 81. Fri
day
36 Cut Glass Sherbets; star cutting
on optic crystal. Were Csc, Fri
day
IL Dinner Services for 8. Include
dinner, soup, and bread and butter
plates; fruit dishes; cups and
saucers: sugar bowl and cover;
cream pitcher. Some have large
platters; open and covered vege-
table dishes Each set includes So
pieces. Were much higher priced.
1 China Dinner Service for 8; in
cludes 81 pieces. Was $29.98, Fri
day $3.50
China and Glass 80. Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1937-02-04
Chenille Bath Mats
89c

Regularly Much More
Reduced for i'm.
mediate clearance.
81 Handmade Lace Scarfs. Were
81 Imported Luncheon Cloths.
Were 39c. Friday 29c
10 Imported Linen Dinner Sets.
Were $4.95. Friday $3.50
81 Linen Scarfs. Were 69c and
79c. Friday------
Linens Second Floor
Evening star., 1937-02-04

Bone White Finish Beds 1896
Regularly $I4.95
Only beds in bone white finish. Double sze left
from high grade suites.
Maple Chest with drawers left from suite Was s24s5
FRIDAY ------------S17.95
Studio Couches; open to full size twin beds Floor
samples. Were s34 95 Frday------
1 Living Suite and club chair; tapestry
covered Was $l39 Friday
Dresser and Mirror maple finish other hardvoods.
Left bedroom suite. Floor sample Was sl595
50 Coffee End Tables of genuine mahogany: old world
finish. Made in GRAND RAPIDS. Were $747.
Refreshment Tables in bone white and walnut finish Con
other hardwood Have separate glass tray for serving
Were $795. Friday
1 Occasional Table in mahogany finish (on other hard
woods); marble top. Was S3995. Friday-------$l995
Mirrors Left From vanities and Dressers Walnut
black finish Con other hardwoods). Were Sc e5.
Bullets, in maple mahogany finish ION other hard
woods). Left from high-grade suites. Were $2995.
Furniture . Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1937-02-04

200 Brushes &c
Were IOc to 25c
200 brushes, including bath
brushes, waffle iron brushes
and many others.
8 Bath Scales, were s198, Fri
IS Aluminium Roasters, were 79c,
Friday SIC
IS Aluminium RoaSters, were 98c,
IL Dog Washer Outfits, were eec,
Friday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS sec
45 Butcher Knives, were ACC, Fri
day ----- lie
45 Cake Cutter, Sandwich Cutter
and Cookie Cutter Sets. were 2ec,
39c and soc, Friday, choice lie
Il Bed Trays, walnut finish. We're
79c, Friday ---------------- 44c
30 Small Bottles Of Household
Ammonia, were 10c, Friday - &C
Housewares -. Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1937-02-04
Letter of Credit

Let us tell you about our Letter OF
Credit. You will find it a pleasant
and convenient way to do your shop
ping. No down payments. no interest
or carrying charge-three months to
pay.
Credit Office .. Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1937-02-04
6 Women's Sports Coats :
Regularly SI6.95

Sports Coats. Regularly $2275. SIS
Sports Coats. Regularly $2975.
Sports Coats furtrimmed Regularly s39 rs. Friday SIS
Dress Coats, furtrmmed Regularly $3s75. Friday SIS
Suits ur-trimmed Regularly s3s.75 Friday $50
Suit furtrimmed Regularly $45. Friday $23
Goats .. Third Floor
Evening star., 1937-02-04
45 Women's Knit Suits -S5.95
Originally SIO.95

Originally SIO.95
Wool and bouce, 2-piece styles. Sizes IA to AZ.
10 Silk Blouses, sizes "a to 49, Originally 95,
10 Light and Dark Blouses sizes "a and &c. originally
S295, Friday -----------------------
Wool Plaid Skirts sizes 49, 80 and 80. Originally s5s5.
2Piece Zephyr Suit, originally $685. Frday------S1
Rust Wool Skirt, 30 originally $395, Friday--S195
Silk Skirts, brown and navy size rs. Orgi
nally $3.50, trloay $I
8 Light Silk Skirts sizes 26 to 80. Originally $295,
Maize Swagger Rain Coats, sizes IA and 18. Originally
Jackets, originally 50 95, Frday----------s1.59
Navy Suede Jacket size H. originally s695 Friday S195
Plaid Jackets, H. 16 and 18. Originally s695,
Friday
Checked Wool Jackets, sizes 40 and A. Originally s95.
Friday S2.95
Blouses. originally $685.
Gray Wool Jacket 49, Originally $685. Friday----sl
Sports Shop =. Third Floor
Evening star., 1937-02-04

Children's Pajamas
Regularly Sis 79c
Figured broadcloth. sizes IA
and 16 years; only 20 pairs.
3 Navy Blue Shaker Knit Sweaters,
coat style. Sizes IA and 16 years.
Regularly 1929, Friday
8 Figured Flannelette Pajamas, 2
year size only. Regularly roc.
Friday
8 Printed Br0adcI0th Dresses, in
blue, orange, and brown. sizes u,
"A and 16 years. Regularly $l95.
Friday ------S1.49
ChiIdren's Wear Third Floor
Evening star., 1937-02-04

out our store will you find Friday Bar
gains that truly present wonderful OPP
pOrtunities for substantial saving. Read
every item. Then plan to be here
promptly tomorrow morning at $3.50.
(NOte new hour of store Openins.)
Evening star., 1937-02-04
20 Street FrOcks 81

20 Street FrOcks 81
Regularly S7.95 to $IO.95
Attractive styles reduced for prompt selling tomor
row. Broken sizes.
Is Street Regularly higher priced Friday SIG
Evening Dresses. Regularly Friday ST.
Evening Dresses. Regularly s295 to s4975. Friday S22
Better Dresses Third Floor
Printed Robes and Pajamas, 81
Regularly S2.95
Mostly dark patterns in cotton for lounge wear.
Sizes IA to 20
33 Pairs of Flanneette Pajamas, 2pece styles
Regularly $5O Friday s1.35
% Pairs of Corduroy Paiamas. 2-pece styles, in
Robes Third Floor
lO7 Rayon SliPs-------Sl.O7
Regularly SI.19
Lace trimmed and tailored styles in tea rose and
white.
50 Pairs of Pantes $50 silk and WOOL only
Regularly 59c Friday,
Yellow Knit 2-Piece Pajamas l medium, and large
Regularly $195. SO
Pairs of Pajamas, tuck-stitch 2-piece
style Tea Size 20 Regularly 1925. Friday S139
Il Cotton Union Regularly SOC. Friday for--s1
Rayon Underrear First Floor
Evening star., 1937-02-04
Felt Base Floorings, sq. yd. 38c

1000 square yards of heavy weight felt base floor
ings in tile floral designs. Regularly 49c and 59c
Stair Hall Carpet, 27 inches wide. Rust
taupe Special, Friday
Floor Coverings . Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1937-02-04
IL Cirdles
Regularly $3.50

Regularly $3.50
Boned front and back; semi-step-in style. Less
than " price.
Side Hook Girdles, regularly so.5o Frday------$4s
Foundations regularly $780, Friday $3.50
Foundations regularly S.
so Side Hook Girdes sem-step-in STYLE all twoway
stretch. Regularly 81,
Foundations Third Floor
Weekend Specials in
DELICIOUS JANE GRAY CANDY
Csc Butter Peanut Brittle ttle------19c
3Oc Golden Rod
40c Chocolate Crispy icks------29c
SOC Chocolate Almond Bark-- 39c
Soc Pecan Rolls
Complete Assortment Of Hearts and
Valentine Novelties Now Available
Candy I. . First Floor
Evening star., 1937-02-04

After our Inventory last week, we found
Odds-and-en(ls. and merchandise that
had become slightly sOiled or mussetl.
So. tomorrow. it is all tremendously
reduced for immediate clearance. In
practically every department through
Evening star., 1937-02-04

Only 30 of these reversible fibre rugs real
value for far-sghted shoppers who will replace all
their wool rugs with fibre ones for Summer.
20 Fibre Rugs size sxO feet Were $685. Friday sss5
Is Fibre Rugs 6xe feet. Were $685. Friday
so Fibre feet. Were S795. Friday
Rugs. sx12 feet. Were 1895 Friday----S1
50 Grass Rugs size 6x9 feet Were $295 Frday----77c
100 Grass Rugs, 4x7 feet Were $150 49c
$50 Rugs size 36x63 inches Were e8c Friday
Rugs :. Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1937-02-04
Stamped Rug Patterns
Regularly 69c

Only 20 in amusing nursery patterns.
20 Stamped Etchings Linen; frame also included.
Were soc and 79c Friday
36 Knitting Bags Of checked plain coored fabrcs with
wooden handles Were 39c
Art DEPARTMENT Fifth Floor
Evening star., 1937-02-16

FRIGIDAIRES-The new 1887 models are
in. therefore we are closing out all 1885
models Brand-new, with regular Frigid-
alre guarantee, at bargain prices. Arthur
H Todd. 341S Rhode Island ave. ne.
Phone Greenwood 1901
Evening star., 1937-02-16

FURNITURE from completely furnished
apt Apply evenings after 7:30, or all DAY
WadpeSday S4Y6 r st NV
Evening star., 1937-02-16
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
RUGS-FEBRUARY SALE.

Room Sizes as Low as 50 95.
Scatters. Hall Runners at Reduced
Prices-Buy Now and Save.
CAPITAL RUG COMPANY,
1921 14th st. NV. (at Harvard
Omen Evenings
Evening star., 1937-02-16

TULSA. OKLA, VIA LOUISVILLE. KY,
and st. Louis: leaving soon take 2 or s
PASSENGERS. Met 60l6. Apt. 7.
TOURING TO MIAMI LAST OF WEEK.
take l or 8 congenial persons; free trans.
to help drive; ref. Potomac 0071.
Federal employe take 3: leaving FEB. 90.
returning March z; SIS each, one way.
Walnut 77O0. Ext. 603. IT,
GENTLEMAN LEAVING FOR FLORIDA.
Thursday morning. wishes passenger for
eompanionship Very small charge. MR..
b. District 1888. 7-S pm.
Evening star., 1937-02-16

TRADE IN YOUR OLD
AUTOMATIC REFRIGERATOR
Regardless of make or condition. on a new
FRIGIDAIRE.
We pay highest prices: easy terms: Ave
+. P. sTEuART; INC. ,,,
1401 14th St. Decatur 4S00.
Corner r. /. Ave.
Bargains in Used Boxes
Evening star., 1937-02-16
COAL. WOOD. FUEL OIL.
ARLINGTON COAL co.
DOGS. PETS. ETC.
By Webster

ENGLISH Settlers. beautiful prize win
ners; also puppies of Hunstone- -Llewellyn
breeding Walnut S955.
ENGLISH SETTER PUPPY, pedigreed
sired by CHAMPIONS. Sell very cheap.
Kensington 9-F-3. 21'
BOSTON BULL Ala months. male per-
fectly marked: reasonable. Call Potomac
PISA after 8.
ENGLISH SETTER. registered. female. Ia
years. Field trial stock. Has had dis
temper innoculations. Cheap. Rockville
34s.
FOR SAIE-2O canary birds for $50. Ap-
ply 2501 Que st. Sc.
Evening star., 1937-02-16

FURNITURE, tWo-piece Karpen SOLID ma
hogany cane-trimmed living room suite,
newly upholstered $50. Cleveland 1927. :,
FUR-TRIMMED Spring coat, gray; Ike
new; SO. Two new red fox scarfs, Sbo;
cost SIPS Cleveland 6932. 10'
Evening star., 1937-02-16

HOUSE TRAILER. practically new: 3 beds.
sink built-in closets. etc, equipped for
city lights and water Will sacrifice for
$500. Owner ordered to Hawaii. Phone
IincoIn 7S4S-J
Evening star., 1937-02-16

31O4 10th ST. NV Mount Pleasant
Single front room. adjoining bath room:
nicely furnished; unlimited phone. $3.50
Evening star., 1937-02-16
MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

FORD MODEL PARTS; a misc. lot; all
new. Including several tenders: will sell lot
reasonable; need space. Herman's Garage,
2O2l 18th st. NV. Dec. 5612.
Evening star., 1937-02-16

RTMENTS-UNFURN.
Free Car and Guide Furnished.
National 1926. Evenings Atlantic 0156.
Q0S Nth ST NV 16e