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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
lumbIa, Holding BANKRUPTCY Court.-In
rs Msttsr J51 9{ ILoYP p WARD; tgadns n as
ruptcy No 5l--To the creditors Of
Lloyd F. Ward trading 1s, as nBrigss Supply
Of Columbia: Notice is hereby given that
sa Lloyd F. Ward has been duly adludged
bankrgpt on petiton o f1Ifd aga,nSt him
be "i hed ID at the Office Of tn the
ReisTee Rns in B s5d ts Sa WsSsen
ton, D. c.. on the 18th day of November.
1899, at ,one-thirty O'Clock pm, at which
appoint a committee of creditors. examine
the bankrupt, and transact such other busi-
FRED r. EDEN 'fs Reeree ene IN Bank
ruptcy.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District of Co.
tht,'Gtf, The Matter tD Of cHARIEs THOMAS DAVIS.
622 MARYLAND Ave. NE, Washington, D. c.,
ndsE BanErSpcy No. 8s@ Pre-
itors Of Charles Thomas Davis of the City
Of Washington' ngtp District 1ia OF Columbia
Hoifs w a he on SAID e rH chare
Thomas Davis, filed petition in this court
stating that he desires to effect com
/ COSIlON OF extension OI TIME 10 pay MS
| debts out of his future earnings and pray
! ing that proceedings be had upon his petit
| tion in accordance with the provisions of
| to bankruptcy. and that meeting of his
creditors will be held on the 21st day of
! November. 1899, at ten O'Clock am, at the
! Office of the undersigned Referee in Bank
ruptcy, $40 Investment Building, 18th and
x SITS. NV, Washington, D. C.. at which
time and place the said debtor shall submit
his plan for composition OF, extension,
! and the said creditors may attend, prove
their claims examine the debtor, present
by him, and transact such other business
as may properly come before said meeting.
| FRED J. EDEN. Referee IN Bankruptcy.
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LINCOLN-ZEPHYR, 1926. roonv q osro,
ger oody, f1ne motor very good rubber. yery
Siean' excellent finish; $3.50. Hill & TIN,
oltts, lII4 Vermont ave National oS50
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FORD 1897 de luxe Tudor touring sedan:
truIy an outstanding car, black finish and
interior IKE new carefully reconditioned,
Wnterlzed Blue Ribbon guarantee Lib
era! trade easy terms. TRIANGLE MOTOR
60 60, l4ol Rhode Island ave. ne Decatur
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A. H SHILLINGTON.
Assistant Secretary.
nos .d&dS, ,eXSu&hols.
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oLDsMOBILE 1897 a-door trunk sedan;
stery spotless, 5 best tires; any demonstra-
tion you like. S495; guaranteed; easy
terms. ARCADE PONTIAC N. Y ave. and
Bladensburg rd ne. Lincoln $500
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anteed, one owner. cared for with pride,
top appearance and condition; unbeatable
al S4G2: traded for NEW 1910 CHRYSLER
at PAUL BROS. 1920 Wisconsin ave. nw
DODGE 1896 4-door trunk sedan; excel
lent foating-power engine, hydraulic
brakes, clean interior. all good tires and
today, only S345, S45 down balance So go
monthly. Kearney Motors, Inc, 5023 Conn.
ave WnndleY NSSS 1nt
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FORD 1886 Tudor sedan; l owner; black;
immaculate; 1864. Flood Pontiac. 422l
Cnnnecticut WnndlpY S4nl.
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FORD 1888 de luxe Fordor sedan: snotIeSs
condition inside and out proves Careful
care black finish, broadcloth upholstery
Blue Ribbon guarantee. Liberal frade
easy terms. TRIANGLE Motor Co, I4UI
Rhooe Island ave. ne. Decatur 63O1
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE

RESTRICTED BUILDING SITES I00x3517.
$500 each: city water. electric school bus
at property; in So. Md near Clinton: only
~ min from U; S. Treasury; on your
terms. Also >, Is, : and room modern
houses. sale or rent. OWNER. Dist. 1871.
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BUICK 1886 model Al special 4-door
trunk sedan; We have . of these fine cars
for your selection, both In excellent condi-
tcriors. will give you many thousands of
miles OF safe and carcfree service; your
ChOlce at Sill. one black one gray
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DE SOTO 1893 custom 4-d0or sedan; ra-
dio and heater: Al condition: S135: very
easy terms. sol II st. NV.
DODGE 1897 2-door sedan: blue; l
owner; immaculate; S39G Flood Pontiac,
4""3l Connecticut. Woodey s401.
DODGE 1898 4-door sedan: ] owner; $500
Flood Pontiac, 1921 Connecticut. Woodley
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PROPOSALS.

coMMIssIoNERs. D. C., WASHINGTON,
November T., 1890. Sealed proposals will
be received at Room 800. District Building.
until r.m., November 81. 1899, and then
publicly opened. for the construction of
Social Security and Railroad Retirement
Board Buildings Combined System Sewer,
ricinity Of Third and c streets s.w.. Wash
ieet OF terra Gotta sewer, varying in size
from II inches to "a inches in diameter,
and 100 linear feet OF > feet by 3 feet
District Building. for proposals and specifi-
callonS. no7,S.9.1O,1l,l3
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WITHIN Is MILES.

239 ACRES, "-Story house, 5 rooms,
tenant house fenced; 50 500
30 ACRES historical Colonial house
built about l12l in excellent condition,
in a setting of magniflccnt lofty weeping
willows. creating a picturesque setting it
would take lifetime to develop. larse
tobacco barns and tenant houses. An
ideal Self-Supporting. well located gentle
really must be seen to be appreciated. II
is ONLY 20 minutes from downtown and
We will be glad to show II Suiting your
convenience at anv time,
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.,
QH1 N Y Ave NV Realtors. Ma 0197
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AUTO PARTS.
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

USED TIRES, motors. radiators and all
Fla. NV. Dec 035S IL
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HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS.
STORES FOR RENT.

'oAT, BLIND AND DEcoYs. Farmhouse
atlouS call Atlantic 5:';}3 after 8.
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FAIRFAX VIRGINIA
THIRTY MINUTES FROM CAPITAL.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY eoR eFN1

NEW FIVE-RoOM COLONIAL ON WOOD
cd lot Automatic oil heat, near schools,
Snlopplng center and N ten-cent bus zone
FIFTEEN minutes TO WASHINGTON SG5 90
per month Call Chestnut 0999
BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN ESTATE Ii
ms; oil heat; 3'2 baths VIII lease fur
nlShed to pvt. party. Chestnut 307o.
EfGHF-RoOM. sEM1-DETACHED HOUSE
.-Hot-Wator heat; > pvt baths and en-
,,TahGeS; H. car garage; 500. 3s43 3ith ST..
LYON VILLAGE, ARL.--PRACTICALLY
l4l5 N. Hudson st. Chest. 6S37
BEAUTIFUL 4-ROOM AND BATH BUNCA-
low, garage. 6304 Lee highway. VI 500
month. E. F. FENWICK, Woodward BLDG
HOUSE Two YOUNG COUPLES WHO
tn9oY country llf", partly furnished; wood
Tor cutting; garage Rcpublc 40@l.
NEW 4-ROOM BUNGALOW, ATTIC, CFL-
ar GARAGE; a m L; fireplace clecuic rance.
FFfseiQdlff: l acre land; $ miles to d c:
$50 month. Call Clinton ~
ALEXANDRIA, VA-NEW 5-ROOM BRECK
houSc, OIL burner: bus at corner; lOc fare,
!ar2H rooms $50. Temple 5iG1
TUXEDO Mr.. CHEvERLY, MD
5-rm and bath BUNGALOW; hot-water
neat lulI c0ncrcte cellar, largo ward $50.
LANHAM HEIGHTS. MD
4,room bungaloW, | acre OF land; Sg5
B. HOPKINS Il"6 VT. ave NV. Dist,
.21i or Wooolev 0939
FURNISHED BUNGALOW,
Eve rooms, OIL, burner ar conditored:
1Ilcely turniShed best location IN NJ.
RJ9lnIz,sr e. I, Ca, Gall HyattSyille 1lO, 1858 34lh,
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

SECOND COMMERCIAL,
Large lot on .0ih ST. between L and NJ
improved by :! small brick houses with
large orlck stable in rear facing 3O-ft
Ilnger CT ~S."5O
HERMAN GASCH & SON.
142O h St NV. National l254
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Store on upper l4th st. 3oxG0. owner
Will divide INTO two stores # desired. Fine
spot for grocery. Available now Low rent
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PACKARD 1898 4-door trunk sedan ex-
celient green finish, O. X; motor. good hat
out: will sell quickly at S295 PACKARD,
24th and N sts NV. Repuhlic Ol4h
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Conn. ave, near Wardman Park Hotel;
store, GlXh5; two-car saraee, large show
can b. hao If desired. Excellent location
for womens or cAIIdren's wear
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PLYMOUTH 1898 2-door sedan. modern
appearance TODAY: unusually clean and
sound throughout; all-steel construction.
nyoraullcs; any demonstration you like:
best tires: 5000: guaranteed: easiest terms:
car No $50. Frank Small Jr. Ford dealer,
1888 Pa. ave Sc Line oO77
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GARAGES FOR RENT,

PRIVATE, ONE-CAR GARAGE SIS. REAR,
1913 RIGGS pl NV. Apply manager, 1922
18Th s.. NV. Dupont 1850
THREE GARAGES. REAR 8a2-24 H ST.
s,w, rent, S'f per, month. H. H. CARTER,
Natl 4lIS " ~
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FORD 1898 club coupe; very sporty and
nearly new car, local owner, best of care
even; priced low; will sell on sight. Hill d
llpbIttS, lll4 Vermont ave Natl 1850
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Conn ave. near Ice PaIacp-Store 2?2x
66; basement. Can be leased for lcrg or
short term Good location for any retail
business. Call Mr.. Marshall
BOSS & PHELPS.
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FARMS FOR SALE,
.}6 ACRES.

30 ACRES.
Long front on paved road, high elevation
electricity available; good well. apples and
grapes: S3,5o0. $500 cash S25 month
Erwin REALTY CO. Call Hyattsville 165
Ewes. Greenwood 1891.
WHY ACCEPT 30 INTEREST?
For your money when you can buy we'll
located land right here in the path of this
Capital C!ty's rapid development for 500
OF its real value. which really represents
the worlds safest investment today
JOHN A. BRICKLEY
Suite oO9-ol0 Barr BLDG Dist T3o1
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

WATERFRONT BUNGALOW OF SIX
rooms and bath, private pier large lot
on, West River. Avalon Shores, Shadyside
VIII trade for clear ground in Washing
ton or nearby. District 2724; ewes,
Woodey O432
SEE OUR LIST AND SIGNS, d. c.. Md
Va. State what you have and wish Clear
lots, acreage farms. shore cottages. for
income. Cor. bus. property for colored
houses, Old model sedan for clear lot
HOUSES Mats. garages for rent. N. E.
RYON CO. 1915 N Y ave MA. 7OO7.
1924 QUINCY ST. NV.
Ncw-house condition. 6 rooms, brick
large back yard brick garage, all pipes IL
for extra kitchen: will take small house or
lot in trade. Open to s. pm.
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vAGABOND TRAILER COACHES on dis.
play at Cherry Hill Camp Z miles north
OF Washington on U. S. No. /. Terms
trade Open nights and Sunday IL
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HoRNER's CORNER.

STJDEBAkER 1894 sedan; see 1t, drive tt
anc you Will need no urging to buy. Uncle
Joe makes II easy to buy at these easy
terms OF Fl 50 down. which includes tags;
oa!ance only Sll.26 month. CHERNER
MOTOR CO., III Fla. ave. NV. Hobart
hnNN
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

FORD 1887 panel truck; so horsepower;
S:A'; Flood Pontiac 1921 Connecticut.
Woodley S4Ul
FORD 1897 half-ton pickup. Better Tires
Co. l4n5 ST u W
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PACKARD 1887 6-cyl.. 4-door trunk sedan:
dark blue hnish: interior spotless and shows
no wear; fine tires and it runs perfectly.
Your inspection will convince you of the
former owners fine care: S445. Pohanka
Service l1'6 2Oth st. NV. Dist. a14I.
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PLYMOUTH 1898 de luxe 2-door sedan;
large trunk. new appearance and sparkling
performance. ) very good tires floating
power: hydraulic brakes all-steel construc-
ION: S493: guaranteed: easiest terms: car
No s3l. Frank Small. Jr. Ford dealer,
10 Pa ave Sc Linz oO7-
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PACKARD 1897 4-door trunk sedan; eco
nomicai G-cylinder that's in the best of
condition, excellent tan finish with red
stripe, nearly new tires, interior spotless:
~el worth S495 PACKARD gath and N
SITS. NV. Republic Ol45
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attractive car with large built-in trunk,
motor powerful and sturdy, 6-wheel equip
ment. white sidewall tires. chrome trim,
PACKARD gath and sts. NV. Republic
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PLYMoUTH 1885 touring sedan; excellent
noatlns-poWer engine. safe hydraulic
brakes, clean interior. fne rubber and well
worth $3.50: fully Chernerized and guar
anteed for 30 days. CHERNER MOTOR
CO, ltSl Fla ave n Hobart 5nO0
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PLYMOUTH 1897 CDR. sedan; radio. heat
er. white-WaN tires. trunk. many other
extras: car has had excellent care price
1873: can arrange terms for responsible
party, Mr.. Ritchie, Randolph O493. 4s37
3rd st NV, Ant 2
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LOTS WANTED.

IN NORTHEAST OR SILVER SPRING.
Shepherd 500.
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GARAGES WANTED
TRAilERS FOR SALE.

GARAGE SPACE wanted, pleasure car;
clnlty WeStcheSter Apartments; S5
monthly. Emerson 3134
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MONEY TO LOAN,

PLENTY MONEY available for 1st 2nd
ana ;Ird trust loans, D. C and Maryland;
also loans on taxes: small monthly pay
ments; deals closed in "a hours; no red
tape. w COTHFRN, 9l3 New York
ave NV Natl! 14l6 los
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Ia SALE 1896 4-door trunk sedan; low
m!leaee. splendid StraightS motor no-draft
tehtlleuon, knee-actlon comfort, hydrauiic
pfaKes' clean as new and performs fault
LeSsly. fine radio; S495; Horner's Famous
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PACKARD 1896 4-door trunk sedan; ex-
cellent blue finish with white sidewall tires
motor in excellent condition. Spotless in
terror, splendid and economical family car:
reduced to S395. PACKARD, gath and
N sts. NV. Republic Ol45
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DON'T sell until you see us: viii pay your
unpaid balance give you difference In cash
Barnes Motors. 1929 l4th ST.
WILL PAY private party cash at once for
1884 or 1885 Ford or Chevrolet. No
dealers. Lincoln 7431.
WANTED LATE-MODEL CARS
Wen pa top cash prices for any iate-
model car Open evenings Call North
1897 The MANHATTAN AUTO h. RADIO
CO. l7O6 9TH st nv
CASH AT ONCE FOR CARS,
Whether car is paid for or not.
Superior Motors, 14th-P sts.
CASH FOR ANY MAKE CAR.
WE PAY OFF THE NOTES.
Leo Rocca, Inc.
1901 Conn Ave. Emerson 1900.
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HoRNER's CORNER.

"fS =. = .e'' II W 4NE hlI. NFN4.
LINCOLN 1888 Zephyr; roomy 4-door sedan
tnat seats passengers comfortably, driven
IN on a new 1910 model and we have re-
cuced TO SglS 10 sell auickl-; fully Cher
nerized and fully guaranteed; trade now;
f;al Gf;HERNER MOTOR CO., 1871 Fla. ave. NV.
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STUDEBAKER 1913 club 2-door trunk se-
dan; 1000 miles and looks new, spotless
INSIDE, nne radio, smart gray finish, spar.
king performance. best tires all around;
any demonstration; S625: Horners Famous
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HOUSES FOR SALE OR RENT.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR SALE.

119 BECK ST. SE-5 LARGE ROOMS,
ath bungalow. h.-w h., oil burner; newly
conditioned Call BUSADA, Atlantic O3O1.
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FURNISHED BUNGALOW

Five rooms, OIL burner, ar CONDITIONED.
Ilcelv shed: best location IN NJ
PalnLer. Call Hyattsville 1lU. 1888 3lfh
Mt. Rainier, Nd, $50.
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PRIVATE MONEY AVAILABLE FOR end
trust loans. quick. confidential service;
liberal terms. Boy H6l-T. Star IL
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PLYMOUTH 1887 2-door sedan: beautiful
OF miles, fine doating-power engine. hy-
draulics safety steel body: bargain value
a. S435: guaranteed: easiest terms: car No.
s44 Frank Small. Jr. Ford dealer, 1000
Nichols aye. Sc. Line 2O17.
PLYMOUTH 1897 4-door de lux. sedan
white sidewall tires. clean interior perfect
motor; on sale today for only S315: small
down payment. kearney Motors Inc
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QUICK, LOW-COST LOANS.
TO d. C.-MD VA HOME OWNERS
SECOND-TRUST NOTES PURCHASED,
FIRST TRUSTS REFINANCED. 81 d 512Ha
Colonial Investment Co.,
1929 l. ST NV. DIST. 6150. IL
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MONEY WANTED.

FOR SEVERAL SMALL. 1st AND md g..
MORTGAGES Well secured on nearbY Md
home To inspect property without obll-
eating yourself IN any way call JOHN A.
BRICkIEY. DlStrIct 4bo
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FORD 1886 Tudor sedan: motor excellent,
rubber and interior in. best Of condition,
entire car fully Chernerized and fully guar
anteed. SAFETY FIRST THAT LASTS in
all Chernerzed cars. Trade your car now.
Uncle Joe will give you more Buy this fine
sedan for only $3.50 CHERNER MOTOR
co LII Fla ave u W Hobart 1000.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE.

NEAR NAVY DETACHED,
8 rooms, baths, OIL heat, 3-car garage
1rented u sood tenant for SEQ; 5000
Natl 1876 A. NJ. ROTH. Temple asa
NEAR NAVY YARD-sIx- ROOM HOUSE,
hot-Water hedt 2O0d RENTAL price,
S}.5000o Phone Llncon l0Oi
A GOOD INCOME WITH SAFETY!
s. 9oo-SlX-room and bath house, with
hot-water heat and eleCtrlcity Near
Navy Yard. Rented to white tcnar. al
~, 80 month. Only 500 cash neces-
FoUR-FAMILY FLATS in Northwest sec
ton, practically new brick: SEPARATE
GAS HEATING UNITS IN EACH APT
eiec. rc1rieCratiOn; screened pnrches;
rented IN white tenants at S9.1!4 year,
Price Slt 500 each
SHANNON d LUCHS CO.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT.

FIREPPOOF WAREHOUSE
WITH RAILROAD SIDING
Hli5 QUEENS CHAPEL RD NE
ave and Bladensburg I'd. within a few
minutes of center of city Consisting of ap-
IS 800 feet. Call MI Hisle
140i K. CAFRITZ. Dist. 9OSO
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DODGE 1897 2-door trunk sedan; attrac-
tive green finish is like new: interior shows
no wear: fine tires and it runs perfectly
Will give some one many miles of good
service. Only S445. Pohanka Service, 1926
o0th ST NV Dist q14l.
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DODGE 1897 2-door trunk sedan: attrac.
tive green finish. interior clean and shows
no wear, fine tires and it runs perfectly;
will give some one many miles of good
service; S415 Pohanka Service, 1925 goth
Ct 0141
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5427 CA. AVE. NV.

Just south of Kennedy St--A very GOOD
location for most any business Oalv $50
HOWENSTEIN REALTY CORP.
1t1S II St NV Dist 1871
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HORNER's CORNER,

CHRYSLER 1887 4-door Royal trunk Sc
dan; factory finish without scratch, all
excellent tires. SpotleSs inside, smooth
running motor: S4a5; guaranteed easy
terms. ARCADE PONTIAC. N. Y ave. and
BladenSburR I'd. Lincoln 800
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-11-17

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Evening star., 1939-05-27
Mrs. Gratia Rinehart
Dies at Summer Home

Mrs. Gratia Buell. Houghton
Rinehart, "a, niece of former
United States Ambassador to Eng
land and Germany, Alanson B
Houghton, died yesterday at THE
Meadows" her summer home at
South Dartmouth. Mass. She had
been i'll for some time
Well known in Washington social
circles. Mrs. Rinehart was the
divorced wife of Alan G.. Rinehart
son of Mary Roberts Rinehart, the
writer.
She was born in Corning, N. Y,
and was educated at Miss Porter S
School, Pennington, Conn. After
making her debut in Berlin in 1923
when her uncle was ambassador
there, she married Mr.. Rinehart
at South Dartmouth in 1925 in a
brilliant ceremony at which Capital
society was we'll represented.
The couple was divorced in Carson
City, New, in June, 1888, with Mrs
Rinehart charging mental cruelty
The custody of their children was
arranged by an agreement which
was ordered sealed.
Mrs. Rinehart is survived bv the
two children, Gratia Buell. Houghton
Rinehart, II, and Patricia Rinehart
8, and by a brother, Arthur A
Houghton, jr.
Funeral services will be held at hel
New York home today. Burial will
be in Corning.
Evening star., 1939-05-27

Medical Corps, between them worked
out the mechanical details of the
equipment, the laboratory research
on the problems, and the decompreS-
sion table necessary to get a man
down in deep water, allow him to
work effectively there, and then
bring him up again and safely de-
compress him so as to avoid the
bends that dread disease of work.
ers under compressed air.
The proper use of helium has been
by far the greatest advance in
! diving in over 80 years 1t greatly
reduces the time necessary to decom-
press diver on his way up after
dive. reducing the time that a diver
must dangle in the water during his
rise to allow the gas soaked up by
his blood and tissues while under
pressure to escape gradually and
not kill or paralyze him with the
bends, from one-third to one e-half
What that means when the water in
which the diver is submerged is at
the freezing point, can we'll be imag-
lLIIN. DuO DCSJ Vi an, HAS
| eliminated the groggy and dazed
state of mind inevitably produced in
deep water by ordinary air, where
the nitrogen contained in it seems to
induce narcotic effect on the diver,
| which makes him about as mentally
effective and alert as if Joe Louis
had just smacked him on the chin.
When helium is mixed with oxygen
and used as the divers atmosphere,
all that is absent and the diver can
keep his wits about him at 300 feet
down and more Navy divers have
tried it beyond 400 feet as we'll as
with ordinary air at so to 100 feet
Results Forecast.
So here on the Squalus the Navy's
experiments with hellum have made
possible effective work which soon
should begin to show results.
Theer still remains. however, the
problem of how that work should
be employed. Should. the Squalus
be raised by sealing up her flooded
compartments, eXpelling the water
in them and letting her float up?
To eXpel the water by compressed
air requires that the air be sup
piled inside the boat at a pressure
slightly greater than that existing
on the bottom where she lies. That
part supplying the air and the re-
quired pressure} is relatively SIM
pie, but the problem of holding the
air inside the compartment is eX-
ceptionally difficult. This comes
from the fact that submarines, their
matches and their air valves are all
designed and built to resist the
pressure of the sea outside When
the pressure is applied inside the
boat, the matches and the valves
will not hold it, The much dis
cussed main air induction valve on
the Squalus, 81 inches in diameter,
will stand up, when properly closed,
under an outside sea pressure of 300
feet (about 1872 pounds to the square
inch) and not leak drop Apply
pressure of or 4 pounds per
square inch under the valve and
the chances are that that valve will
Evening star., 1939-05-27
Phi Beta Kappa Keys
Awarded al 6. W. u.
Campus Ritual
Prof. Hennine Delivers
Lecture at Luncheon
Before Initiation

Phi Beta Kappa keys were awarded
II George Washington University
students today in ceremony at
Columbian House on campus.
Everett Bellows, student marshall
of the chapter, assisted in the cere-
mony conducted by the officers
These included Prof. George N
Henning, Dean Henry Grattan
Doyle, Profs. Wood Gray, Florence
M. Mears and Lowell j. Ragatz.
The initiation was preceded by a
luncheon at the Faculty Club, at
which Pros. Henning delivered the
annual address.
The students selected for this
highest distinction that can be con-
ferred in the liberal arts are: Marian
Elizabeth Freehafer, 929 Shepherd
street NV; Lillian. Friedman, lis
Seventeenth street Sc; Martha
Winters Cannon, 1876 Twenty
second street NV: Edith Mary
Huddleston, 632 Seventh street Sc;
Manuel Jose Mendez, Panama City,
Panama (son of DR.. Octavio Mendez,
rector of the University of Panama) +;
Nancy Nimitz, 1922 @ street NV;
Virginia Dooley Reeve, Johnson City,
Tenn; Thomas Lefoy Richman,
Rexburg, Idaho; Martha Strayer
Sherier, 3849 Garrison street NV;
Marcel Henri Paul Van Hemert,
Wilmette, Ill. and Richard Whet-
stone, Escondido, Calf.
Evening star., 1939-05-27
Mrs. J. w. Dawson, 81,
Dies utsResidence

Mrs Myrtle A. Dawson, 81, wife of
John w. Dawson, died yesterday at
her home, 8l3 Crittenden street
NV, after an illness of about seven
weeks.
A native of Virginia, Mrs. Dawson
had been resident of this city more
than 80 years. She was a daughter
of the late Benjamin A. Cockrell
and the late Mrs. Ann M. Cockrell.
Besides her husband. she leaves
two daughters. Mrs. Annie M. Men
denhall, Ossing, N. Y, and Mrs.
Margaret L. Lynn. this city: two
sons, J. Lindsay Dawson, Wood
bridge, Va. and Charles w. Dawson
this city; brother, F. A. Cockrell,
Manassas, Va; a sister, Mrs. May
Tefft, this city; nine grandchildren
and nine grandchildren
Funeral services will be held at
1890 a m. Monday at the residence
Burial will be in Glenwood Gene
terry.