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Evening star., 1940-03-06
1n Mrmnrtant

AyIMANN, LAURA M In loving re-
nHRA ~s Wso and psss.d sssy
three years ago today. March Q. 1887
The month of March once more is here,
For us the saddest of the year.
Iov1SG HusBANp st GssssS AND CHILDREN. .
sa ANDERSON tndas M.r,R RosETdA Three years
passed to the great beyond.
Days Of sadness still come Ger US.
Memory keeps you always near US,
Although you left three years ago.
She had smile for every one.
heart as pure as gold;
To those who knew and loved her.
soN XND D DAGHrER nsSfz fTswr rRNk
NELSON. ANNA F. WALLACE.
our RatSsf RosETA 5n
sfpsa5es &sseh 'hS life three years '*o today
PERRY AND NORA NELSON.
BROWN. REUBEN M. tribute of love
mmoE M BKoWN II who
Us thirteen years pEvoTEp as1 5odey Masss &
HATToN. WILLIAM HENRY. In sad
ther and husband, WILLIAM HENRY
okO toudy. VMdECH o. 1907
We do not know the pain you bore.
- We did not see you die;
We only knew you passed away
And never said eood-by.
Sleep on and take your rest.
s'Ts ~ i; SSS e'ss Ss6 5'H
HOLMES. JUSTICE OLIVER W. A
y0qie Ho tS he vRo separtsd Ct Mi Mis- RI nvs
years ago today. March s. 1885.
Faithful and true in all his ways.
Devoted and honest to the end of his days.
An upright man. unpretentious gentle
Rfs aRe aR RRsrfR aRrHIE }HdFs A.
HOLTZsCHEITER. BEULAH DORIS.
In ovsE REhH msRo5y pyoRs Fl 9H5 qasShif5
8. snG 1888. sa. Us e'e'en years as0 ''o''' MATCH
Scattering fragrance far and wide,
just as \ MoFHER o1!I sgIeYef pup "2fs AND INA.
JORDAN. ALFRED b. In loving men,
6 our des5l beloved son and SEoth:r
years ago today, March 8. 1885.
Short and sudden was the call
Wnsn a 3'a y9n Were vn taken t.; n from nr.9 VS. ali
Keep, him. Jesus, in Thy keeping.
Till We reach the shining shore,
/ Then. o Master. let us have him
ga$ss ''si IN Ssst!iB s
LEE. MARY J. In sacred memory Of
| our sister and sister-in-law. MARY ].
LEE. who departed this life two years aso
today March 6. 1898.
| Nothing but memories as we Journey on,
| Longing fors smiles of q loved one gone;
No one knows the depth Of our resret.
Her M pEvoFEp BRoTaER U'asIt ANb sisTER
E-LAW. JOHN AND ANNIE BURRELL.
LEE WYATT A. In loving remembrance
| OF our dear husband and father WYATT
| A. LEE. who died suddenly four wears ago
today, March s. 1895:
LUCAS. CATHERINE. In memory Of
our dear mother, CATHERINE LUCAS.
| who passed away one year ago today.
| March 6. 1889.
Dear mother, you are not forgotten.
Though on earth you are no more:
Still in memory you are with ~
Al you always were before.
A1N CanDAEN.
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Maxine Elliott Succumbs at 81
At Chateau in Cannes, France
Famed Actress Lived
On Riviera Since
Retirement in 1920
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CANNES, France, March g.
Maxine Elliott, 81, famous Ameri-
can actress who achieved success
both In Europe and the United
States, died last night at her
chateau at Juan Les Pins.
For many years since her re.
tirement from the stage Miss Elliott
had lived on the French Riviera
at her Villa L'Horizon. where Euro
pean royalty and other notables
were frequent guests.
A famous beauty in the early part
of the century, Miss Elliott made
her tast stage appearance in 1920
at her own theater in New York
after 81 years as an actress.
All attempts to get her to return
to the theater were refused with
the assertion that she wished to
grow middle-aged gracefully"
Suffered Heart Ailment.
Since last June Miss Elliot. had
been suffering from a heart ailment.
Her sister. Lady Forbes Robertson,
the former Gertrude Elliott. is due
to arrive from London tomorrow
Funeral arrangements have not been
made
Her ill-health had prevented ex-
tensive war work during the present
conflict, but when the World War
started she was an early volunteer
Red Cross nurse.
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Mrs. Urbuno A. Zofro
Dies of Lonq Illness

Mrs. Marie Frances Russell Zafra,
Is, of 1904 Alton place NV, wife of
Urbano A. zafra, manager of the
Washington office of the Philippine
Sugar Association, died last night
after an illness of several months.
Mrs. zafra, a native of Washing
ton. is survived by her husband, a
3-year-old son, Victor; her mother,
Mrs. Mary Russell, and by brother,
Stephen Russell, all of Washington
Funeral services will be held Fri
day at $50 am. at the S. H. Hines
co. funeral home, 290l Fourteenth
street NV followed by requiem
nigh mass at 10 am. at st. AIMS
Church, 4402 Wisconsin avenue NV.
Burial will be in Mount Olivet
Cemetery.
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{. Van Wyck Mott
| Dies in Florida

c. Van Wyck Mott, 4e, Of 1857
Juniper street NV, former secre-
tary-treasurer of the United States
Storage Co. here, died yesterday OF
heart disease in a Hollywood, Fla,
hospital, friends here learned. He
had been spending the winter in Fort
Lauderdale.
Mr.. Mott retired in 1887 after being
with the United States Storage Co.
since 1911. A native of Milford, Pa.
he came to Washington as a child
and received his education here,
being graduated from old Business
High School.
He was a member of the KiWanis
Club and was a past master and
member of Lafayette Lodge of
Masons. He was also a past director
Of the National Furniture Ware
housemen's Association.
Surviving are his widow, Mrs. Sell
ma NJ. Mott, and a son, Thomas
Mott.
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Commodore Lloyd Bankson
Funeral Rites Tomorrow

Funeral services for Commodore
Lloyd Bankson, 80, Construction
Corps, U. S. NJ, who died Monday
in Naval Hospital here, will be held
tomorrow in Philadelphia.
Commodore Bankson, a native Of
Pennsylvania, was retired in 1921.
He had been making his home in
Philadelphia, but was brought to
Naval Hospital when taken i'll in
Florida recently.
He was a member of the Veterans
of Foreign Wars. the Sons of Co.
lonial Wars and the University Club
of Philadelphia.
Surviving are two sisters, Mrs.
James Means of Boston. Mass, and
Mrs. j. H. Roach of Philadelphia,
and a niece, Mrs. j. B. Waller, wife
of Comdr. Waller, U. S. N, of 1912
Cortland place NV.
Services are to be held at 2 pm.
in st. Mary's Episcopal Church,
West Philadelphia. Burial will be
in Woodland Cemetery there.
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relief department Of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad.
Active In Masonic Circles. Mr..
James was . member Of Almas Tenn
pie Of the Shrine here, Beausant
Commandery and Jerusalem Coun-
ell Of Baltimore, Nd, and the TEN.
pie Lodge Of Wilmington.
For 20 years he had been q men,
ber of the Session of the Metropoli-
tan Presbyterian Church Of this
city.
He leaves his wife, Mrs. Mabel B
James; q niece, Mrs. Dorothy L. Cur
tiss, and two greatnephews, Charles
and william Curtiss.
Funeral services will be held al
liam. Friday at Hysong's funeral
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home. 1900 N street NV, with
burial in Cedar Hill Cemetery.
large Tourist Rusiness
Predicted for CopituI

As a focal point on most auto
mobile tours Of the Nation, Wash
ington will receive q large share OF
the some 5000, 900 900 which Amer
lean motor travellers are expected to
spend in 1910, according to members
Of the Travel Development Commit
tee OF the National Touring Board
Of the American Automobile Asso-
citation. The committee has been In
session here,
Evening star., 1940-03-06
Vice Squad Raids Farm,
Finds Numbers Slips
~ the Associated Press.

~ the Associated Press.
PHILADELPHIA, March 6.-The
vice squad operates from City Hall,
but isn't averse to going down ON the
farm.
The scene was one Of bucolic bliss
yesterday when Sergt. Clarence Fer
guson and aides descended upon Q
barnyard In the outskirts Of town.
Some cows took 1t nonchalantly,
but not so the owner Of the rural
layout. He was arrested for posses
sion Of $500 numbers slips and the
machinery to turn them out.
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Charles B. James Dies;
Retired Railroad Conductor

Charles 3. James, 63, who retired
two years ago after 81 years as q
conductor with the Pennsylvania
Railroad, died yesterday at his home.
1917 Third street NV.
Mr.. James was a native OF Will
mington, Del. He was a passenger
conductor for the Pennsylvania
Railroad from 1901 until 1898, and
was a member of the Brotherhood
Of Railroad Trainmen, District
Lodge, No. 286, and the voluntary
Evening star., 1940-03-06

Among the famous friends enter
tanned at Miss Elliott's chateau was
the Duke of Windsor, who echoed
the admiration of his grandfather
Edward VII, for the American
actress.
The duke and duchess we're guests
at one dinner party. July l, 1888,
which was attended also by Winston
Churchill and David Lloyd George.
Miss Elliott was divorced In 1908
from Nat Goodwin, another noted
actor, in the early 1900s, and never
remarked.
Evening star., 1940-03-06
Rtrtha

FRYE. son. REGINALD FRANCIS
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph F. Frye
ef 1907 B st. Sc. on February p, 1940.
HONIkMAN. baby boy LESLIE
Honikman of 321 Shepherd st NV March
Z l940, at Georse Washington University
! KEEGAN. Mr. and Mrs. William Ed
ward Keegan. jr., of 419 North Glebe rd.,
Arlington. Va. announce the arrival of a
Paby girl MARTHE ANN February %,
194O. at GEORGETOWN University Hospital.
. PHILLIPS. Mr.. and Mrs. William Phil
lips of 1880 st. ne announce the birth
Of a baby girl, ANNA MAY, February 2S,
1910, at Sibley Hospital.
Evening star., 1940-07-26
PARKER 4 WYATT. ATTORNEYS,
Southern Bldx.

b,a uni,sd States for the District Of colum.
91iIa4-SM2,iGe 1I4EM2o,iiGiee. o; Limited Partnership; No
partners hereinafter named. now ba being ali All
81 f;,xi tne general and special partners Of a
timlted I'm iaus partnsrship ar M formed pursuant to
deSirins to continue to do business in the
DIiSIrlGt .It OF Columbia as a limited partner
81 snip 81 have D f1ied in the once of the Clerk
Columbia ei certificate Of limited partner
s!1l snip which contains the terms of such
limited partnership. The name of the firm
Quoted is SMITH, BARNEY & CO. o. The The
general nature of the business intended
TO-, to be transacted is that of underwriters
ssrnriifs ana desers in; stocks bonds and other
sna eharaeter incudns g grain m and other
ana special partners interested therein.
DISTINGUISHING which are general and which
a are snd aa foowE ssE
S. Sox \ H., Y; N y. y .Hs@Ty Z sS5lsE ss
Skippack Pike, Whitemarsh. Pa: j. Ford
sohns9n; Jon son. SJr. Ambassador Hotel, Park Ave
5s E. ,s0th St N. Y. N. y: T Edwin n A. Fish. Fish.
Locust Locust Valley; Long Island. n Y; Burnett
Gaiker ChaE1cs lGal GIrdtgr Park Ave M Y n u
B Smith. "; .sweetwaters," Providence
Rd., Edgemont, Pa: John W. Castles Con-
Hna,, vent: N J., irving 2. Fish Fox Run Lane,
Union Ave. Elizabeth, N j.: w Edwin
Williams, 900 Charlotte Rd. Plainfield.
Edward c. Savers. Washington Lane.
MeadoWbrook: Pa: Ralph b. johnson. so
Z, E 10th 10th St. N. Y, n. Y: William Barclay
Eony I1swch n,,,na Mass 9sden aps Phlpps K9Syn
E F : No = MorristoNn' ensS \. J.; nss1li Kari
Phillip W: Brown. Haddon Rd.. scarsdale
n: r.: Sidney F Tyler. Rydal. MONTGOMERY
County Pa: Especial Partners) Philemon
Dickinson. Chestnut Hill. Philadelphia
County, Pa: Edwin A. Fish. Locust Valley
Long Island. N. Y The amount of capital
which each special partner shall have
contributed to the common stock is as
follows: Philemon Dickinson. 100000:
Edwin A. Fish. s5Oo,OOO, The period at
the period at which it is to terminate, are
the close Of business on December 81: 1887:
shall continue from and after the close Of
business on June 30. 1910. for the term
OF three years and six months to and
including December 81. 1943. and its men,
bership shall be constituted as set forth
heretn from and after June 30. 1910. and
shall continue to and including December
81, 1943 subject to earlier termination
upon certain contingencies set forth in
the aforesaid certificate. Filing the GER
tificate as aforesaid and this publication
Limited Partnership. prior to the opening
of business on July 1.'194O. of Jay Cooke.
heretofore a Special Partner
jyS,10,12.l5.17l 17l9,22 "a o6 2Q31auo
Evening star., 1940-07-26
LEGAL NOTICES.
ALBERT E. CONRADIS, Attorney,
400 Heurich Building

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of Co
lumbia-Netta Yohn owen. Plaintiff: vs..
Thomas J. Owen. Defendant.-N 6l1S,
Civil.-The object of this. suit Is absolute
OF July. 1910, ordered that the defendant.
Thomas J. Owen. cause his appearance TO
pc entered herein on or before the iortieth
day Of aer ihs dag agd
publication, OF this order: otherwise the
cause will be proceeded with as in case OF
delault. Provided. copy OF this order
ee wnsS once Tsss for three s9s
day. DANIEL W. o'DoNOGHUE Justice
lSeal.) Attest: CHARLES E. STEWART.
cIerk cIerk, By JOHN O. BOWEN; ASSISTANT ass
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Ig%ss H5S,ian Emma BsIntsy Pisint5S Is
ABSENT DEFENDANT.- The Object Of this
suit is to secure, for the plaintiff, Emma
fendant Houston Bentley, on the grounds
OF desertion for more than two {25 years
On motion Of the plaintiff. it is this 18th
day OF July, 1910, ordered that the de-
Houston ~ Us Bentley cause his ap
the fortieth day. exclusive of Sundays and
legal holidays, occurring after the day OF
the nrst publication of this order; ,ther-
this order be published once a week for
three successive weeks in the Washington
ta,vu Law Reporter and the Washington Star
before before. said day, JAMES M PROCTOR.
STEWART, Clerk. BY esEs5i GEoRGE ha 4 WATTs VA S
Assistant Clerk iyIg Or. auo
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LEGAL NOTICES.

nd Ma H.,Es W. kss John lgls Nss RSa o4sn 1
Gsmbriils, Anne Arundel CO. Nd; Lizzie
n. Canada st.. Santa Barbara, Calf; VIII
liam $; Linton 4s0e washington Ave.
mend va Moss aa M0si Mchsan sn
4ys ss AS ssnoa Ghesye ave- M sar Thsosoe ose d MHi
Pyles. 4th and Franklin st. Brooklyn. Bal
eefrk ASe We wnnipes Gnn Asnss ManitoSa nSea canada
Howard C. Rogers, Hamilton Va: Charles
W. Slater. Alexandra. Va; Robert Y; Slater.
Kitts British West indies; Georgia NJ
soie ss5ns No Liberty n, Me- ttisEars Ws% syDhsx
Louise Bride Varnell. 200 Connect cut Ave.
Chevy {; Chase Nd; Martha Vidal, 80 Malan.
port, La. Henry Winston 6107 NJ Hoyne
Ave. Chicago. Ill; the foregoing being the
event that any Of Of fe The ABOVE named u persons m
Is deceased. the heirs alienees or devisees
Of said person, and Elizabeth Carroll. un-
Darnall unknown heirs al.enees or devisees
of: Richard Eckert. unknown heirs. alienees
or devisees Of; Marshall NJ, Gillian. un-
beth Johnson unknown heirs, alienees or
devisees of; Peter johnson unknown heirs
alienees or devtsees Of; Stephen Jones, un-
deyisees OF; Joseph Mouiton. unknown
heirs heir alienees or devisee> of: Joseph H.
Nicholson. unknown heirs alienees or dew
isees Of; John Ridout. unknown heirs.
alienees or devisees, Of Charles r. Taggart
unknown ,iaL m heirs. alienees or deyisees Of;
devisees of Richard Joseph Toombs, un-
En known heirs. alienees OF devsees of
or devsees of James Wrns
heirs, alienees or devisees Of, Motley Young.
unEn9Wn En n heirs alienees o. devisees Of; and
any right. title interest or estate in the
lands hereinbefore described or to be en-
titied to compensation in respect of the
same, be, and they are hereby required
cited cnae, AM and admoniShed to appear in this
10 O'Clock am. to answer said pstition
Tor the :, condemnation of said lands and to
make claim for the compensation to which
HOWEVER. AND IT is FURTHER Or
pEREH ~ that copy OF this order of citation
ue Wsee in VseK H hree
and the WAsH1NGToNA AT' POST neWspapers IoW "a els
OF or general circulation published in the Dis
for three sna aee aso ,n 1Se wssH s
INGToN Law REPoRTER. the he first .rs Of said said
9un 29uniiestlons ions TO be not later than the 18th
ORDEPEn' tbo, @ hNO ~ II FURTHER
citation be served before the return day
hereof by the United States Marshal for
the District OF Columbia. or his deputies
upon each OF the persons named herein who
IS, SO lar as ascertanao,e by reasonable
INQUIRY. residing or sojourning within the
DlStrlct OF Columbia. or can be found by
Salo Marshal or his deputies within sail
DiStrict. AND 1T is FURTHER ORDERED
that nai,oa COPY copy Of this order Of citation be
maied nh postpaid TO each Of the persons
shown by said petition to be and herein
before DESIGNATED as. non-residents OF the
1lstrict dl OF Columbia. such copy to be ad-
Of such person. DANIEL w O:DONOGHIJE
JuStlce Seal true copy. TEST:
GHaRLES z. STEWART Clerk. By II b,
oEn HbAoGH Asst. Clerk. jy121926
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AUGUSTINE LONERGAN,
TRANSPORTATION Building,
Attorney for Petitioner.
IN THE DISTRICT COURT or

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District Of CO.
BoNNEY MINING coMPANY.-cciivil Ac. ns
tion No. 15S3.-ORDER TO SHOW
GhOSE Upon consideration of the petit
ion OF J b. roster, president and treasurer
Of The Bonney Mining Company, a District
oI Columbia Corporation. filed herein on
decree be entered herein dissolving said
corporation; 1t IS; by the Court. this 10th
CAV OF July. 1880 ORDERED that ali
appear in this Court and show cause, if
az any n. 1ney haye; So on or before the Goth day
said corporation should not be dissolved
and II is further ORDERED that notice
9I Gn ms order shall be published in the
cessive weeks. the first insertion to be not
teSs tor man one month before the day fXed
W oDoNoGHuE. instiee m fcefessie isea, DAME. t[E.
copy. copy Test; CHARLES E STEWART
1ylo % --'' Ntosh' S!c3 n
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BRICE CLAGETT. Attorney.

IN 1.-THE The DISTRICT COURT OF THE
sgmslsn1N ! RsRDES THE NATTER oE ygsfGs q rs
TIoNAL BANK odFEVssK OF WxsH1NGfoKKl NRGifoKlcT WAsA "a
1NGJoM, GISNn, D, G;;-M1sCEILANEoUs Nc. 3
ceyef Of ihs pis5qiat WaTde
Washington. having reported to- the na1S roupt ot
ms1sr. ,hst he I, has received an orer M from !
Loeb TO Tor casb shd gssSe
bills receivable udsments. ovepdTafts gdTisns and 81
total book value Of SS1a.s4aai, SsaeS naSihs d.s
Scriptlve list of which is attached to the
this Court nese snd IS on aao e optn gh the CLERK Of
st st the ofice of the Receiver at iSI4 TX X
tWesn no. MorthWest h on all business DAYS be-
and IN 'Ss Ss,mrGS mo4IS OF am. and 4:3O pm
and said Justus S. Wardcll having f,Iriber
aeppfted aei1p 10 this Court that he has been
Deputy PEP comptIoller, of the Currency sub
sfe, sbovn 70 bv apDToysl eya by this Court as is
petition herein and dated july :. 1910, Ut If
1o4H " oRpEREp5 eas EeqT5 his 18th day Of July
Messrs H Lamar Henderson and Jesse e
Loee be accepted and that said sale shall he
IReo shoRn o and ID confirmed unless cause
Ausus 1880 proSided hoeeTer os Tst dhs dsst Of
fRes Re This ordT sTennt N & u
nosice no. 1, at least three times and once in
said ist day of August. 1910, the first Of
said publics tions to be at least ten DAYS
that in the event any higher offer is TO be
maae' maze the person making such increased
oner shan be required TO submit an offer
herein by at least five per cent and that
she she,, person hs making such increased offer
of,sra ofaaa oe required to submitthe same to the
Slnce oI OF the Receiver at 1914 Street
Northwest on or before twelve O'Clock
noon 100 OF the said st day of August 1870
wlth3It VII recourse or warranty OF any kind
5OLiIHA POL J. LAWS, Justice. tseall A true
eopyi lest CHARLES E. STEWART. Clerk,
BY PHILIP M. HAMILTON Asst. Cierk
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.

COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT OF
Columbia; S, July II. I940.-Notice Is hereby
visions Of an item authorzing in 'ef Changes pses
in the permanent system of highways for
the District OF Columbia contained in D. c.
June 30. 1914 public Act No 435. 62nd
Congress-. approved March 4. 1918. as
bc Ps Act No. Ae s d Apr 30
the Commissioners of the District Of CO.
lumbia will give public hearing in the
District Building on, MONDAY. AUGUST ..
1910 at, 10 O'Clock am. TO all persons
nrerestsd nts si,od or owning land within the terri
plan Of the permanent system Of highways.
l1ca,ed asasrd IN the oa District Of Columbia and
sad plan n the ss shs
located within the territory bounded BOT ION on
the the. north p by Evarts Street on the north
land lying south of w Street. proposed. and nd
on the west by 14th Street. proposed pro-
yiding y,inae for a change in the location Of W
Avenue; and for additional proposed Street
area within the above described territory.
Nor[Loss rpoposed ] change in said plan in the
rltory 1It bounded on the east by Rock Creek
PARK. on the south by Beech Street. and
viding for readjustment Of the plan OF
proposed streets within the above described
sy territory lying between Oregon and Western
in the Southeast Section affecting the loca s,.
ton OF K, Street. proposed, between Both
street and Fairlawn Avenue 4 Proposed
tion located within the territory bounded
on the north by Zooloeical Park. on the
east by Adams Mill Road on the south by
Calvert Street; and on the west by Water
side Drive, eliminating from said plan a
proposed street running northery and
northeasterly from Biltmore Street at its
Intersection with Calvert Street. Plans
showing proposed changes within the ter
ritory described above. numbered as Maps
23I6, '3tE 231S and 1919. are on display
in the once OF the Surveyor of the District
OF Columbia Room 405. District Building,
and may be examined by interested parties
Such plans will also be displayed at the
hearing, and the Commissioners will con-
ing the proposed changes. as shown on
above mentioned plans MELVIN c.
HAZEN JOHN RUSSELL YOUNG. DAVID
McCOACH. Jr:, Commissioners of the Dis
trict OF Columbia
jyI7 1916 a0.@2,'523 "a ,o5. 5.cs.o7.oe 3o.31:
Evening star., 1940-07-26
TRAILERs FOR SALE.

You EXPECT MORE in Z VAQABOND
and you get it See them at Cherry Hill
Camp l 8erwyn. Md
TRAILERS. new and used; easy to deal
with Elcar Coach Co, Canary Trailer
Camp Rt. Berwyn. Md
GLIDER TRAILER co. of Chicago wishes
to announce the display Of a complete line
Of Glider trailers All models have , doors.
priced from S595. Small down payment.
years to pay. Just 4 miles north Of Dis
trict Ilc IT, lins on Rout. L.. HOUSE In Tree
factory representative.
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TO MATT HALL. OWNER OF RECORD,
if living. if dead unknown heirs of You
tion existing on land adjoining .S33
Myrtle Street N,E., known as lot 30, square
1919. in violation of law. consisting of an
nlawful growth of weeds of four or more
inches in height. to be cut and removed
This condition should be remedied on or
before the 10th day of August, 1870 Upon
by the District authorities and the cost
thereof with the cost of this advertisement.
NJ. c -HAZEN JNO, R. YOUNG, o. Nc.
COACH. Jr.. Commissioners, D. c.
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HEAR ABOUT THE NEW SERVICE?
II you want q reliable car. we can give
you expert, impartial advice. The service
costs you nothing saves time and trouble.
FIND CAR SERVICE, Hobart 51OO.
Evening star., 1940-07-26

CHEVROLET 1896 de luxe 4-door touring
sedan; quiet motor, rubber and interior
many thousands OF miles of excellent
service for only S:I"5; over 100 other
fine cars at our big used-car lot ARCADE
PONTIAC, New York ave and Bladens-
burg I'd ne. LINCOLN So,
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MOTORCYCLES FOR SALE.
AUTO SHOPPING SERVICE.

HARLEY 1881 4b-3s. tenders, blue fnish.
not a single dent; S100 cash. Call CHI.
1900, Apt 53S
Evening star., 1940-07-26

CHEVROLET 1893 town sedan; original
a our weekend special Sass KENYON
PECK, INC. "Arlineton's Cvn" Chevrolet
dealer. .2s.5 Wilson blvd. CHI. 1000. Ask
for MI. Croson or Nj Hendersnn.
Evening star., 1940-07-26

CHEVROLET 1910 demonstrator. master
de luxe town sedan: completely equipped.
water heater. This car has had the best
Of care and is guaranteed for 90 days
Substantial reduction and terms to suit.
81
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CADILLAC 1939 80" special touring Sc
dan; very low mileage. looks and runs like
new, black finish. radio; sold new for
5000, A Packard value. only 81 $50
PACKARD. oath and N SITS NV. RE. 0l45
Evening star., 1940-07-26

CHEVROLET 1887 master de luxe trunk
sedan: radio and heater. vhite-wall tires
lustrous black finish. clean interior; priced
low, 1915. SCHLEGEL g. GOLDEN 333
Carroll ST. Takoma Park. D. c. RA. SIG.
Evening star., 1940-07-26

CADILLAC 1887 5-passenaer 4-door tour
ing sedan, s-cylinder; large trunk black
finish. white sidewall tires radio and
heater, This clean car is certainly remar!;
able value at S545. C. C. C. Guaranty.
Open evenings Closed Sundays
CAPITOL CADILLAC CO,