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The Washington times., 1938-10-28
NEW SALES POLICY

One suggestion Is ChaC sac
rificial prospective candidate be
built before the convention. This
gentleman should be one of the
most conservative and reaction
ary members of your company,
with a deep and vociferous
. hatred for Roosevelt. Such a
man should not be difficult to
find. Up to the convention, he
should illuminate against RooSe-
welt and everything Roosevelt
has said or done. He should
appear to have the candidacy
pretty well clinched, with Mr..
Dewey in the background.
Then, when the convention
Is at its height, some able
orator in q ringing speech (our
copy department can help pre-
pare this) can call for a halt
to hatred, an exchange from a
dogged devotion for the good
old days to a promise Of some
good new days, and a pledge to
Q sorm Of liberalism that will
work. It will be arranged so
that Mr.. Dewey will follow this
speaker on the platform, and
that the convention be his from
then on. This will be a dramatic
introduction for both your new
product and your new sales
policy"
Anyway, it's q good story,
The Washington times., 1938-10-28
OLD METHODS FAILED

Such, at least, is the flavor of
the suggested appeal. And, consid-
ering the failure of old methods,
old names, old faces and old ideas
to win anything but choice col
lection of diSappointments for the
G. o. P. in recent years, it must be
admitted that the idea of a new
face and a million dollar advertis-
ing campaign has much to COM
mend it.
Even Bruce Barton, who adver-
tised his way into Congress, would
admit the value of well-prepared
copy in selling a Republican can
didate to the country. assuming,
of course, it has one to SellD
In order to give Mr.. Dewey a
flying start" Mr.. Patrick suggests
In his preliminary report to the
national committee, as published
in Scribner'S (memberS of the
Democratic committee please note
also and, if possible, Suppress), "a
pre- convention as well as post-con-
vention strategy should be
worked out"
The Washington times., 1938-10-28
C, O,P.TOLD HOW
TO SELL DEWEY
The DO-ER MAO
Brilliant Idea Giver
National Committee
BY THEODORE HUNTLEY

By THEODORE HUNTLEY
Attention, members of the Re-
publican National Committee!
Do tDe tDdnt Dewey? We do!
Why do 1De 1Ddnt hi1n2 Be.
cause he's the best bet!
DeWey the do-er! Vote for
DetDey instead of donkey!
Born (tOdS he?) on a farm, he
knoDs the farmer.
Trained in the city, he's
tough enough to end the
fdcketS.
A man 1Dho does things. Who
gets results. Who but DeOey
can do the job that needs to be
done?
For President in 1940-TOM
DEWEY!
A TIP TO G. o. p.
Wait! Wait! This is not propa-
ganda! Not a Dewey publicity
handout! It's just the way the
voters might be expected to react,
thinks a writer in the current is
sue Of Scribner's Magazine, if the
G. o. P. really were to snap out
Of its old-time habits Of thought
and action and put on a stream
lined sales campaign for new
product with popular appeal, and
in doing so employ the techniqueS
of newspaper and radio advertiS-
ing.
Not the old-time hokum, but the
simple, visual, lucid, effective copy
which comes from big advertising
agencies.
Just to show what might be
done, the author, Ted Patrick, Of
fers q layout calculated to send
the voters rushing TO the polls in
1910 to elect Dewey by a land
slide. Pictures, posters, magazine
and newspaper ads are all there.
All the G. o. P. pundits and pub
licists have to do is pick them up,
use them, and-perhaps !-presto,
Dewey is the next President.
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DELINQUENT


=, J. G. Anderson and wife, Mrs.
J.. G. Anderson, Home Building e.
Loan Association, $14.20; l lot
cnrner Allen St., Book 1872, page
II. c. Anderson and wife, Mrs.
H. C. Anderson, D. R. Anderson
and wife, Mrs. D. r. Anderson,
NJ. NJ. Reddcn, trustee, George
Lazarus, $20.80; lots on Crab
Creek ST., Book 1877, page 1876:
Ovid Balm and wife, Mrs. Ovid
Balm, S11.56; 1 lot Mt. Royal,
Book ITO, page 81. .
E. l.. Belknap and wife, Mrs.
f. l.. Bclknap, H. N. Mallorie and
wife, Mrs. n. n. Mailorie, $14.20;
2 lots Willow and State Streets,
Book 156, page $50.
Frank Bennett and wife, Mrs.
Frank Bennett, 1892; 2 houses
and lots Lenox Park, Book 100,
page 46l. -
C. +. Bland and wife, Mrs. G..
f. Bland, $500; l lot Maple st. I
j. V. Bowers and wife, Mrs.
Carrie Bowers, l.. B. Prince,
trustee, Brevard Bank & Trust
Co., S14.20: lot Sylvan Heights,
Book 100, page %.
Sadye V. Brody and husband,
Brody, r. l.. Whitmire, trus-
tee, E. G. Stillwell, $32.68; / lot
Fourth Ave. West, l lot Valley
ST., Book 149, page 1872. =
C. f. Brooks and wife, Mrs. C.
f. Brooks, Jefferson Standard
Life Insurance Co., $93.4O; / lot
Church ST., Book 1O6, page 1870.
C. E. Brooks, agent, $125.44;
lot Crab Creek, Book les, page
144; Slot Grab Creek, Book 165,
page la; 5. acres Mud Creek,
Book 1875; page IA: l lot Tea
man ST., Book 181, page 265.
Claudia M. Bryan and husband,
- Bryan, $4.96; L lot Toms
Hill. Plat Book 4, page 119. /
H. d. Caldwell and wife, Mrs.
H. D. Caldwell, J. l. Brownlee,
trustee, o. Y. Brownlee, 1892; l
lot Fassifern Court, Book 167,
page IT. ~,
Mrs. Hannah Campbell and hus-
band, - Campbell, $2.32; l lot
Rhodes St, Book 1877, page 20.
Alice V. Christensen, $4.96; J.
lot Toms Hill, Plat Book l, page
119. =
c. E. Clarke, Jr., and wife, Mrs.
c. f. Clarke, Jr., S7.60; l lot
Temple Terrace, Book 1S1, page
149. T.
Mrs. Elizabeth Grouse and hus-
Band, - Grouse, 1928; l lot
Oak st.
J. w. Denny and wife. Mrs. ].
w. Denny, $3.50; l lot Highland
Ave.
s. !, Depew and wife, Mrs. S,
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Mexican Envov
Emissions Pss,,.
=" By Cooperate,
Thinks American Is,,,.
Formed Should W." AZ
With Geneva ~
w a SHJNCTGN-

WASHINGTON ' ASH; DC, 8 =.
A broad policy Of r,s,.
cooperation to safeer,,s ''
peace is being advocated h, 4
lean Ambassador Francis, i
tillo Najera.
He said in 4 radio i,.|
however, that while an .,1
League of Nations is o,s,s'1
events which have occu,r.i
cent years are "cloquer,
to shake our faith in H.
of any league IF nations ~, u
European or american" "a
Should ar American Ian,
velop at the forthcomis.,
American conference IN r;s
iera said it would have ', ;,
closely with Geneva. i
succeed.
IT do not believe in ,i,,,
TENS" he said. The wSr3:1
The problem Of peace is 81, H.
Asked for his views On i.
cies which the American IN
should apot in regard % gD,''
political affair. the srs,,1
replied:
81 am a firm believe. i, IL
terdependencc and soIi%+,I
all nations. The policy O; III
tion towards any other rs.sI
fects. sooner OF later. AM u,
or less directly, all the rg,y
the world. We Of the 4-.,l,
continent should Therefore NJ
utmost to understand wta III,
ing on in Europe and All
operate with any ration. g,l,
in the world. whcneyey ~,
welfare and the very fac al
ilization are at stake. 4.
81 believe that all ra,iM i;
and every one. have a Gei-,h
sponsibility in the way I'D
of the world are being cn,l
The greater the power Ill +
privilege that 20 with il. id
er the responsibility
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wife. Mrs. !. Edwards, $4.96; 8
lots Forest Hills, Book 161, page
24s.
senga Holding Co., $500; 2 lots
Toms Hill, Book l72, page 29O.
F. E. Sharpe and wife, Mrs. F.
E. Sharpe, W. A. Knight and
wife, Mrs. W. A. Knight, $4,000;
2 lots King St. and 1st Avenue.
Book 143, page POS.
F. H. Shealy and wife, Mrs. +.
H. Shealy, $3.50; l lot Florida
Avenue, Book 121, page S02.
Mary c. Slower and husband,
- Slower, $3.50: 1 lot City,
Book 116, page 529. -.
H. L. Tabor and wife, Mrs. H.
L. Tabor, S. J. Murphy and wife,
Mrs. S. J. Murphy, Henderson
Vile Mortgage Co., Geo: p. Street,
s20.S0, d lots Toms Hill, Book
149, page 257. -
c. w. Thaler and wife, Mrs. e.
w. Thaler, $3.50; l lot Temple
Terrace, Book lac, page So.
Mary Enid Towles and husband,
- owles, Peoples State Bank
of Charleston, S4.96; l lot LenoX
Park, Book 1856, page sos.
Effie NJ. Massey, Elsie NJ. Ray,
Exrx. Of Med. Ray, trustee; F. "A.
Ewbank, II. II. Ewbank, 0. X.
Spears, and Quincy P. Hood,
Comm. of Banks, $685.; l lot
Rhodes ST., Book LAG, page A.
Joseph Vail and wife, Mrs. Jo-
seph Vail, 1888 l lot Lenox
Park, Book LAG, page 29l.
L. P. Whitaker and wife, Mrs.
L. P. Whitaker, $20:80; l. lot be-
tween 4th and 5th avenues.
B. Weingast and wife. Mrs. %.
WcingaSt, $l0.91; L lot Seventh
Ave. West. -, 90.
Wilson-Wood Lumber Go M
pany, 1928; l lot Willow Road:
R. D. Young and wife, Mrs. X.
D. Young, J. G. Lewis and wife,
Mrs. ]. G. Lewis, $22. IL: 10 lots
G. A. Turner Subdiv., Book lo3,
page l78.
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Charlie Morris and VIII !.
Morris, $500; ! hoHS I
Justice St.. Book re, PsS (.
Mary Nichols and JOIN !; J
$500; l house and . e., V
Plat Book G., page !'''
Book SO, page 60.
Odcll Owens and W. VIZ |,
Owens. Laborcrs BulIalas'.
Assn, 500; ! house use a 1., J,
Ave. West. Book l2l, p. !;
Chris Pilgrim and Wy, y,
Pilgrim, First National ~: ~
Company. trustee, ss'".
house and lot 9Th Aven.'
Book ll5, page 2$'' r Z
Lilly Poole. trustee n
entine, trustee, D. ~ A.
si2.4i: l house and lot A.
Book Ss,i ll5 id p'TPs Potts It's. and b
- Potts. 500; ! ;. 5'. :.
lot Valley St, Book ID Pix =
Mrs. a. J. Price .' N'.,i q,
]. Price, 800; 4! n, =, .,
LIST Ave. West. Book 49,
%. o,i vt.
Quarrels, $3.50; J .o'
Book lI6. page i55. sise
F. T. Roberts ana hor s q
Roberts, $15.iO; = ! ~ IU' 2JsI
LIST Ave. West, Boo"
$50. ,n.bar.'
SAMPLE Taoje SIT $Io,6O; i hop .' 4, 4
A Ashe St.. Book 70. O.! page -
Book 1885, 1885,, page s6 SS1: a.
hon ms''l...," Sanders. >. s,5
house house and 10; Ashe q"
page 80. .n and VIZ
Tb nunies ]. 5. ,: WI 81
mortgage and trustee i,is and Il
dan, SIC slS;O I3s , pay" page go:
: Samuel ThonlP'|G,' B. {,
- Thompson; iii. u y SUI
trustee Soa nTany Elsie y. y,
E Evrx of NED. RAJ, I i,
Rusher, and J. " lot T. Bel:
R r., * 1872. page 22l. l. wife.
D; A. " a Justice, tra'; :
C Jordan, $3.50; -, ! 10T os..
T. Harris IRIS St St., Book IL, ID VIE.
nc Charlie Williams > a." Soou:ss
w HIisl $2$.2l; o 2 2oN
lots Justice ST. 0'0"
65. and WIZ
s rSTHs' sl I! 80; j. ! h9 Ssst 8
Ash ssbe st.. Book 20 o., II95..t
18Th This October . 3tn C4THIt,
Assist. Clerk Superb 10
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away, S11.60; 8 lots koseilloN'
Subdiv., Book 1853, page 5s4. 90
The Ada Corporation, Sl9:oo
2 lots Hyman Heights. 49,,
Thema Thomas and husoano'
- Thomas, NJ. NJ. Redden, truS,
tee, A. J. Redden, State lru s
Company, $500; j lot race o''
Book SO, page 426. ,,,
Mrs. Cora Thornton, R. 'Skaiow,-
sEv, $500; / house and lot Jul
Ave. West, 4 acres.
Maurice Toms and wife, Mrs
Maurice Toms. Ethel r. loils'
$3.50; / lot Seventh Ave, East
filling Street (?), Book I'll
page t297; 2 houses and lots eas'
of depot, Book Pill, page 291. =
G. C. Tut and wife, Mrs; ". -
Tut, c. S. Fullbright, S13.OO; l
lot Hyman Heights, Book 2la'
Fl. II. Victory and wife, Mrs
H. II. Victory, $61.00; | lot Sec
ond Ave. West, Book l67' page
275.
j. C. Waldrop and wife, Mrs,
j. C. .Waldrop, R. l.. Station, Fed
eral Reserve Bank, and G. p.
Street, $3.50; IA lots Rosemont
Subdivision, Book ITO, page 10
Mrs. J. NJ. Waldrop, Geo. r
Street. S145.64; l house and lot
9Th Ave. West, Book lo9, page
". II. Walter and wife, Mrs
w. II. Walter, SAB. 40: 2 lots 9TH
and Justice, 2 lots Wofford Drive,
Book 164, page 120, and BOOK
1876, page >S5. n
Mrs. Mary l.. Ward and hus-
hand - Ward, Olive Ward Hy-
der Horace Ward and Annie Far
Ward, James l.. Ward, p. r.
Capps, $3.50; / house and lot
Cherry Street, Book 18l, page "a
Chas. II. Warren and wife, Mrs
Chas. II. Warren, Imperial Mort
cage Company, $21.20; lot Syl-
van Heights, Book 1910, page 70
/ lot Sylvan Heights, Book 1872
page 81. =,
Isabel G.. Warren and husband
SlO.Ol; lot Sylvan Heights
Book 175, page 449.
James f. Warren and wife
Mrs. James f. Warren, $500; l
lot Sylvan Heights, Book IT'S,
page sol.
|. D. Wcitz, Executor OF b
Wcitz, l.. Weitz and wife, Mrs. l.,
Weitz, Bal. $31.41;2 lots Oakland
Ave, Book $50, page PSF; 6 lots
Hyman Heights, Book $50, page
257.
Mrs. Nora Wclch and husband
WEIGH, $1,000; l house and
lot Willow Street, Book l72, page
302.
Mrs. Emily N. Wheeler and
husband, Wheeler, $16.78; !
lots Locust St., Book 1873, page
1913.
r. L. Whitmire, Citizens Ma.
tional Bank of Norfolk, trustee
Quincy P. Hood, Comm. OF
Banks, $1,000; l lot Crescent
Ave, Book 1914, page 100.
Charles E. Williamson and
wife, Mrs. Charles E. Williamson
$3.50; / lot Temple Terrace
Book 166, page SO. J
o. p. Woodcock and wife, Mrs
o. P. Woodcock, $4,000; 2 houses
and lots Third Ave. West, Book
205, page .12N 81 =
70 w. Frank Worrell and wife
Mrs. w. Frank Worrell, $1,000
9 lots North Main St., Book 2l0
page so.
]. S. Worth Estate, Guaranty
Titc & Trust Co., $500; l lot
Hyman Heights, Book 1872, page
$40: f..
w. B. F. Wright and wife, Mrs
w. B. F. Wright, j. r. Wright ant
wife, Mrs. J. r. Wright, Joe
Wright and wife, Mrs. Joe
Wright, Gene Wright and wife
Mrs. Gene Wright, Isaac Arledge
and wife, Mrs. Isaac Arledge, Lee
Wright and wife, Mrs. Lee
Wright, Mrs. H. l.. Pace and hus
band, H. l.. Pace, Lee Arledge
Sarah Mae Cox, John Wright
$1,000; / lot Second Ave-, Bool
1903, page PIP.
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West .SIavia Nd
BeNew Nanles
Czechs' CouH

PRAGUE. Oct. 2j.-r
Czechoslovakia. dismembss
the Suieten decisions ], g,
a new name and it pTo,;ty
be Westlavia, il develops: !;
day.
Government legal eyNen,
ing the new constitution q
Slovaks may receive "a
within the framework o! y
year-old republic, made :,
that they are looking !CIl
name.
Suggestions in ail |
"Westlavia" include NElS
via, the Republic o! IL !
and the Slovaks am n
than Russians. MIHu't -
regarded as inaceu:'::,,
Czechoslovakia is in niH:|
rope bu. not in the cea's' :
population. j
The present name. as'aH
government circles, does
press sufficiently the ~
Gus character OF the a
view of the amputation
man and Magyar regio1 j.
the nation pronounced.y y
The Washington times., 1938-01-29
LEGAL NOTICES
ALBERT A. STERN, Attorney
Columbian Bldg, Washington, d. G,

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District OF Colum.
bia-Edna Marguerite Evans, 1900 Fern
st. n. W.. Apt l. Washington. D. e.,
Plaintiff, VS.. Paul Donald Evans last
known address Mills College Riding
SchooI, Oakland, California. Defendant
No. 66l33, Equity. The object of this
SUIT is for an absolute divorce from the
defendant upon the ground OF desertion.
On motion Of the plaintiff. ii ls this 2lst
day Of January, A. d. 1888, ordered that
the defendant Paul Donald Evans, whose
last known address Is Mills College Rid.
ing School, Oakland California, cause his
appearance to be entered herein on or
before the fortieth' day. exclusive of sun
days and legal holidays. occurring after
the day of the first publication of this
order; otherwise the cause will be pro-
ceeded with as in case of default. Pro
vided. a copy of this order be published
once a week Tor three successive weeks
N the Washington Law Reporter. and the
Washington Times before said day JEN.
NlNGS BAILEY. Justice tSeall AT.
test: CHARLES Z. STEWART, Clerk By
H h DERTZBAIlGH Assistant Clerk
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KING & NORDLINGER, Attorneys

States for the District of Columbia.
Holding Probate Court-No. 52,743, Ad-
mlnistratlon. This is to Give Notice
That the subscriber, of the District OF
Columbia. has obtained from the Probate
Court of the District of Columbia. Letters
of Administration C t. a. on >'A estate
of H Louise C. Bristol. late of he DIS
trict of Columbia deceased. All nersons
having claims against the deceaseu are
hereby warned to exhibit the same. with
the vouchers thereof legally authenti
Gated to the subscriber. on or before the
18th day. of January, A. D. 1899; other.
wise they may by law be excluded from
my hand this 18th day of January. 1888.
CHARLES n. GORDON 1908 South Da-
kota Ave. n. E. (Seal.l Attest: THEO-
DORE COGSWELL. Register of Wills for
the District of Columbia, Clerk of the
Probate Court.
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KING q NORDLINGER. Attorneys
Southern Bldg.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia, Hold
ing Probate Court-No. 62.692, Admins
tration. This is to give notice: That the
subscriber of the District of Columbia. has
obtained from the Probate Court of the
District of Columbia. Letters of Admins
tration C. t. a. on the estate of Gertrude
E. Rowen. late of the District of Columbia
eceased All persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same with the vouchers thereof le-
gally authenticated. to the subscriber. on
or before the 18th day of January. A. D.
1899. otherwise they may by law be ex.
cluded from all benefit of said estate
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
January 1898 MARIAN l. YOUNG. 3l4
Varnum St N. W. (Seall Attest THEO.
DORE COGSWELL Register of Wills for
the District of Columbia. Clerk of the
prnbote Court
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THOMAS ELLIS LODGE. Attorney
Metropolitan National Bank Bldg.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States tor the District of Columbia. Hold.
ing Probate Court-No. 62 2.0UU. AdnIInls-
tratiom This is to give notice: That the
subscriber Ut the District of CQIumbla.
mas obtained from the Probate Court OF
the District of Columbia, Letters of Ad.
mInistratlOn on the estate OF Janlss Ed
ward Allen. late of the District OF Colunl-
against the deceased are hereoy warned 10
exhibit the same. with the vouchers there.
Of legally authenticated. to the subscriber
on on oelUre the End day OF DecenIUer
ID 1888; otherwise they may by law
Ue excluded from all benefit OF SAID estate
Given under my nand thus eth day Of
January. 1888. EDNA SUTTON. 1875
New Jersey Ave. N. W. ISealI Attest
InEODUKE CUGSWELL. REGISTER of Wills
lor the district Of Columbia. Clerk of the
GNnnrt
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LEATHER GOODS
WOOD FOR SALE

MA: 4242-Eitted caaeS. trunks. dog har
ness. G " King tr. 6l1 l1th St N. W
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CLOTHING

CORD WOoD-Oak, pine. cut any length
- seasoned: $s eord. delivered; Il 3s09
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JEWELRH WANTED

WE PAY CASH FOR OLD
GOLD AND SILVER Watches DiamonAp
Gold Teeth and Diamond JeWeIry
SELINGER'S 8l8 F ST N W
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MARYLAND SERVICES

COAL & BUILDING MATERIALS
D l. q Anthracite Cone-Cleaned Coal Feed
G. F DICKEY-GR 5000
Hyattavilla Md HYatta I70.l7l
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LANDSCAPE GARDENERS
COMP lscp serv and nursy EverEreens
shrubs roses Est. given Evergreen Sup.
ply Co. $40 jeff Davis Hwy ia 2O63
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LOANS ON REAL ESTATE

FUNDS AVAILABLE or stralRhI OF
atructlnn oane lntereet 4 ~ o. SO ~ %
NM n SAUNDERS CO.. INC.
1919 K St, " Dist. 1918
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AVE WEARY STEPS HUNTING FOR A ROOM USE CLASSIFIED
PERSONALS

CALL DI. s112-Folding chairs and tables
for rent or sale: lowest rates in town
NOTES. 633 INDIANA AVE.
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VIRGINIA SERVICES

CLEANERS AND DYERS
SOUTHERN DRY CLEANING CO
VIM Coakley MKT
223 N Payne St. Alex so Alex Va
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RADIO REPAIRING
RADIO repair specialist: all makes home
appliances serViced. Arlington Radio 4
Elec. Service. 2030 N. Quincy WA. 9370
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PLUMBING AND HEATING
Cl.ar I593-Joseph Heflin-1531 High
land st, Modern Repair Service Stand
ard plumb fixtures: free est: work guar
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THE BARGAIN MART
HORSES

Q LARGE mules. large work mares, 8
lge work horses. 110 M S. E. AT. 273l
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THE HELPFUL ONE

NURSE will room anc board elderly lady
beautiful location: general care. IA. 52lC
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Hecht's Hotel, 610 G st. N. w.
Rooms with or without baths; running
water and telephone in each room by day
or week; rooms reasonable
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

M EA4SI N4EzIN st UbINIOuEU
B ST. N. E.. 919-2 rms. and bath. Frigid-
aire. sink, 1st H., adults: also warm
basement room, Ink. Lincoln 0142.
BURTON, 212O ST. N. WI rm.. kitch-
en- semi-priv. bath: gas, light: SO week.
$35 month. Also sleeping roomA
rms, kettle, bath. porch. $11.5O wk.
Elec. refrig Apply basement.
COLUMBIA RD., 1881 large room:
married couple preferred. Inst. h. W., gas
range, Frigid., Jan. serv.. ph reception rm.
Downtown, 739 18th St. N.w.-3 rms
priv. ba. SO Wkly. Cali NE. 2aS1 TO eco.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

VACUUM CLEANERs-1 Royal, 4 Hoover,
used 1 year, looks and runs like new;
will sacrifice rather than ship. After g
D. M Sat; Sunday any time. CO. 5O1S.
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no yOII WANT RELIEF from

weak arches, callouses and sci
attic pains? Give 4 cushioned
in-soled shoe 80 days trial and
be convinced. English Bros.
Phone $50.
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PLEASANT HILL

PLEASANT HILL, Sept. ;. -
The many friends o. Horace
"Pccwcc" Drake are wishing hlm
Il speedy recovery from an "P-
pcndiX operation.
Mrs. c. (. Lowramcc an" 'hII-
drcn have returned to their nome
i'm West Palm Beach. Fla, after
spending several months here. ,
Visiting ut the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. \. II. CappS recently were
Nh and Mrs. BWnrttr Bahh, Nr;
and Mrs. Evcrettc Shipman ana
Mr.. r. F. Huncycutt.
Enjoying a delightful picnic
supper at Jump-off mountain FRI
day were Martha and Myrt'c
CappS. Crawford Freeman. Odg',
Midgo and "Pccwec" Drake.
Mrs. Millard Drak" has return
ed to West Palm Beach after
spending several day. with rr!"-
tivcS here.
The Rev. J. b. Davis will preach
at Pleasant Hill church S"pt"m-
bcr 3rd and 4th At h"th m'%"t
and morning services.
Miss Martha CappS has rctUrn-
cd to KmStou. where she Will
teach for her fourth year.
Mrs. Alta Drake is viSitjm" rel
atives in Travellers Rest, $. C.. for
few days.
The times-news., 1938-09-02
URGE CITIZENS
OF j. 5. TOQUIT
HANKOV AREA
Wholesale Destruction by
Japs Anticipated After
Warming

SHANGHAI. Sept. ,. (UP)-
The Japanese army today warned
ali Americans and other foreign
crs in areas along th" western
Lung-hui and southern Pcipimg-
IIankow railways to flee immedi-
atply in advance Of an impending
intcnSification Of Jap&n'S drive ON
China's provisional capital in
HankOw.
The warning was taken to mean
that destruction Of towns and cit
les in these railway areas, still
controlled by China. will be un-
dertaken at once by fleets Of Jap.
ancsc bombing planes which hay"
killed thousands Of Chinese SOL
dicrs in the Hankow area during
the past Is hours.
japanese military dispatches
said that "unprcccdcntcd' bomb
ing operations wer ecnvisagcd to
hasten the retreat Of Chinese
GencraliSsimo Chang kai-Shck
and his forces from the Wu-ham
(Wuchang, IIankow and Han
yang) tri-city area.
japanese scout planes flew
over the Lung-hai and Pciplng-
The times-news., 1938-09-02

EYES SHELL STATION specials
at depot: Valve caps lc, tuhe
patching 7c, fuse 2c.
The times-news., 1938-09-02
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Having qualified as executrix
of the will Of Irvine X. Hayward,
late Of Charleston county, South
Carolina. this is to notify all per
sons having claims against said
estate to present the same to me,
or to my attorney, G. H. Valen-
tine, Hendcrsonvillc, n. c., on or
before the 29th day of July,
1889, or this notice will be plead
ed in bar Of their recovery.
July %, 1888.
Nina b. Hayward, executrix Of
Irvine X. Howard. deceased.
The times-news., 1938-09-02
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Having qualified as admlnlstra-
tor Of the estate Of A. }. liendcr-
son. late Of Henderson county
this is to notify all persons hav.
ing claims against said estate to
present them to the undersigned
on or before the 9TH day OF
August, 1889, or this notice will
be pleaded in bar of recovery.
All persons indebted to said es-
tate will please make settlement
with the undersigned.
This August ), 1898.
V. f. Henderson. administrator
estate of A. J. Henderson.
S-5-Fri.- -6tp.
The times-news., 1938-09-02
ALARM CLOCK STOLEN

NEW YORK. Sept. ,. (UP)--
John Evcrs and Patrick McDcvltt,
charged with burglary, explained
yesterday that they had stolen
four alarm clocks after Il night
out to make sure that they would
awaken in time for work. Police
found them sleeping on stoop,
the four clocks set. They were
held for trial.