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OPPORTUNITY.

$11,950-Chevy Chase, D. G.
Near Woodrow Wilson High.
A low price for new crnter-hall brick
home between Conn. and Wis aves. Ele-
mentary junior, senior high and two
parochial schools within a moments walk,
splendid rooms 3 bedrooms, baths.
storsEe attic: the very latest in equipment
and conveniences; attached garage: soft.
lot Terms THOS J FISHER e. CO. INC,
pI $3.50. OR EVENINGS CALL Mr.. BEAU
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the coach that has everything.
pposlte Canary Camp, BALTIC.
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MUST SELL

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK,
Fully detached modern brick home.
large rooms and bath First floor, living
room, dining room. breakfast room and
kitchen. Second floor, 3 large bedrms.
with inclosed sleeping porch and bath with
built-in tub and shower. In new-house
condition. Lot 45xl0O. Convenient to
schools stores and transportation. II you
are looking for a real buy. don't miss this
Can NJ, Mahoney, District 5252; ewes,
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CHRYSLER latest 1885 de luxe 4-door
trunk sedan: driven $4,000 miles by one
owner: motor finish. upholstery like new
car: kept in garage and Serviced regularly.
Don't miss this one. S235: S5 down Cross
town Motors, 1921 Blsdensburg I'd. ne.
at N Y ave
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THIRD FLOOR LINGERIE sHoP-S2 AND $3.50
GOWNS \ SLIPS
RAYoN CREPE OR SATIN

RAYoN CREPE OR SATIN
Show her how we'll you know her!
Choose frilly Iooe-trimmed or sleekly
tailored gowns and slips. Gowns long
and fitted; sizes 81 to 40. Teorose,
pole blue, and ottroctive prints. Slips
smooth fitting and just the light
length Teorose. 81 to a..
Monday and Tuesday Only!
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HELP MEN.
CONTINUED

! SALFSMEN. WILLING TO WORK,
| You can earn above averaRc selling for
national company, established 80 years.
| Products have wide public acceptance.
Must have car. Box 465-Z, Star.
NEW-CAR SALES MANAGER
For low-priced General Motors car Az
sresstve man of proven ability can make
satisfactory connections. Give complete
details. Strictly confidential Box 32-Z.
Star.
WHITE MEN,
81 years OF age with one year residence
in d. C.. or nearby Md. or Va, with d. c.
operators permit to drive
DIAMOND CABS.
FREE INSTRUCTIONS.
Apply Mr.. A. L. Livsie. RIM, III, 1875
l4th st. NV, between 3 and . pm
LOCAL DEPT. STORE de-
sires the services of a thor
oughly experienced slip-cover
cutter. Reply, stating age,
experience and qualifications.
Box 29-Z, Star.
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Comping Group Section
Elects Bultimoreun

L. B. Twist of Baltimore was
elected president of the National
Capital Section of the American
Camping Association at the annual
meeting last night in Baltimore
Other officers named were Miss
Florence M. Dunlap of Washington,
vice president; Miss Carolyn Lyder
of Baltimore. secretary; Miss Made
line Skirven of Ba a'timore, treasurer;
Miss Ruth Robbins of Washington
chairman of the Public Relations
Committee, and Hugo Wolter of
Washington, chairman of the Pro-
gram Committee. Julian Solomon
of this city was appointed to the Ma
tional Executive Board.
The group extended an invita-
tion to the national organization to
hold its l94l convention in WASH
ington.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.

ACCORDION-H you want TO learn to play
the accordion, we will loan you an instru-
kind-the only cost to you being nominal
charge for PRIVATE LESSONS which you
pay for as they are taken--not in advance.
II you wish kits. 1880 G ST.
NTIoUEs-Collection Of fine Dresden
fieurines: unusually large line OF silver and
china in all types of service; rings and
and unusual old mirrors. Murray Galleries,
1924 10th ST. NV. Dup. 1911.
ANTIQUE black real chantilly lace g.
eornered shawl. 4-yd. frinsed dinner cloth.
~ napkins: frinsed damask towels. odds
Woodley S505.
BED double: springs. Simmons mattress;
practically new. walnut; cheap. Dupont
e14O.
dio couch, chifforobe, dressers. beds. WE
DO MOVING. Edeiman, ,3O3 Georgia ave. :
sILLlARD and POOL TABLES. PING-PoNG
TABLES !,tS ssSSessorie. supple. supplies repairs
BLOWERS Sa5 westInshouse. ST. so:
S25 used Nokol, &c. controls, parts. "a OF
Lewis. 531 l4th st. NV. Dup. $3.50
BRICK. LUMBER & PLUMBING materials
at bargain prices from hundreds of wreck
INF Jobs reconditioned and neatly ar
Yon'n save time as well as money By
coming to any Of our four yards. We quote
delivered or undelivered. Phone All 400.
HECHINGER CO, Used Material Dept,
18th and II SITS NE. 9th and C SITS SW.
1926 Ga Ave NV. 1905 Nichols 8 E
CHEMICALS. suitable for cosmetics. vari-
Gus size bottles. Jars and caps. End f.,
aO4 14th st. NV. Rep. 20?O.
CHEST OF DRAWERS. walnut splendid
condition, large. roomy; $1,000. Ewes, or
Sunday. 1852 Columbia I'd. 003).
DELICATESSEN, CASE brand-new, 8-ft..
white porcelain. complete with coil and
COMPRESSOR. New S-hole white porcelain
coil and compreaAor. Randolph &7766
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.

SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.
COOK, coiOred. excellent. with ref; expects
good pay. Mich. 1894.
COOK and general houseworker, settled
woman. fond of children; live in; city ref
erences. Phone Sterling 954l.
GIRL colored, neat, intelligent. honest. de-
sires whole or part time work: Md. refer
ence Republic 1924.
GIRL, colored, neat appearance. desires
part-tme work, mornings or evenings; ref
Dupont Uf.S.
GIRL colored, desires employment. general
houSework; live In or out. Call, 6-9 pm.
Decatur 53lS.
GIRL, col0red, wishes work mothers helper,
part-time cleaning office, apartment. no
SUNDAYS; reference. Decatur 1892.
GIRL, colored. wishes general housework,
plain cooking: go home nights; reference.
Phone Adams 35iS-M.
GIRL coiored, desires days work or part
time WORK; no Sundays; good ref. AT.
2054
GIRL colored, for general housework in
small family, a. m. till Pm; Sundays on.
Decatur 1884.
GIRL. colored, wants work, g.h.w.. plain
cooking; live in: honest. reliable; ref ;
$500 week. F. Barnes, co James Hunter,
Fairfax, Va.
GIRL, colored desires permanent days
work. or 3 days q week. Monday. Wednes.
day and Friday. or Tuesday. Thursday and
Saturday. Mich. 2474. Beatrice.
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OWENS REALTY. MET :i6s3
ROOMING HOUSES WANTED.
BOARDING HOUSES WANTED.
BUYERS WAITING. SEE US Ar ONCE
WINFIELD & THURM.
"WsShs larsest roomins house brokers'"
"oS 10Th 81. NV. Natl 96a4
ROOMING HOUSE. 26 RMS.
M. Hamilton Hotel. Rent S2uO Income.
HAMMOND & CO., REP. osl1.
GUEST HOUSE, 10 RMS,
G ST, NEAR goth, NV.
Across ST. from e. W University. 5
pains, pains pafklnt space, all single beds with
$1,000 down payment.
EDWIN L. ELLIS,
1910 Vermont Ay. Room ei1. Natl 1910. I.
RMS. AND APTs,. Col. rd.; /" r.. 4 b:
KEACH & FORBES
1910 Vt. RIM. sl4 Rep. e9l9. =
COL. RID. SECTION.
Rooming House, l3 rms, 4 baths; rent,
HAMMOND G & G CO., S,7;I Rep. osI1. lgl
Rooms Fsot AND APIS. N. i. sye.-ll rooms;
zen fen', ~. .oo Fliieo; kood income sacrifice
iof only $500 Down payment $3.50.
WINFIELD & THURM,
90s 10Th St NV. Natl 96b4.
BOARDING HOUSE. IA RMS.
Vermont ave, near Thomas Circle: 3 baths;
establishes ess1 r,e oyer i5 yfs Walking distance:
EDWIN L. ELLIS,
1910 Vermont Ave Room ?l1. Natl. 33I0
PROFITABLE GROCERY.
TssenTin Sdise sye in modem elds Low rent
HAMMOND & CO., Rep. O911.
Sa}h GUEST HOUSE besuti'ul; 20 rooms, 9
iy. Priced 10 sell. Call
KEACH & FORBES,
10lo VI. RIM. "l4. Rep esIs.
Room RooMlsq HOUSE, 18th and narvard-ls
WINFIELD & THURM,
aOs 10th ST. NV. Natl. 1854.
GUEST HOUSE, 18 RMS.
$120 RENT-$75O DOWN.
legation; Ist-cIass condition; plenty baths.
room or board: will sell.
EDWIN L. ELLIS,
1910 Vermont Ave. Room .I7. Natl. 1910.
DOWNTOWN ROOMING HOUSE,
Sad INV Wei furDshsd 0ashs resi es Kap osi 1ne0me'
HAMMOND & CO., GIL 18th ST.
BOARDING HOUSE SPECIAL.
PRICE, 81. 1.350-TERMS.
14th and Col rd.-il rooms. baths ga
rage: rent S1I5. All inner-spring mat
tresses; lovely dining room. Long estab-
llShed. Good reason for selling.
WINFIELD & THURM,
''Wash.'s largest roomins house brokers"
SoS 10Th ST. NV. Natl. y654.
Rooming House Owners,
once-about sold out. Prospects waiting,
Phone or see
EDWIN L. ELLIS,
1910 Vermont Ave Room .l1 Natl 1910. I"
ROOMING HOUSE near Capitol--I4 rooms
5 baths, garage: rent. xT5. Fair furniture;
sacrifice for 1850 cash.
WINFIELD & THURM.
9Os 10th ST. NV. Natl. 1854.
ROOMING HOUSE, 10 RMS,
Fairmont. near 18th n.w.-as baths. COM
pIetely furnished: x15 rent; 800 down.
EDWIN L. ELLIS,
l0lO Vermont Ave. Room .i7. Natl 1910.
UNUSUAL BARGAIN.
II ROOMS 5 BATHS AND STORE,
Wisconsin ave. catering to tourist and
steady roomers:. good furniture. Store
rented. Price. 81 100. terms.
WINFIELD & THURM,
"Wash.s LARGEST roomins house brokers'"
yOs 10th ST. NV. Natl. 1864.
Aperelp AAeotIe enp eAIe
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

GROCERY. meat market. with or without
property; wonderful opportunity: restricted,
growing neiKhborhood. Alexandria ols2.
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY clean
ing and laundry business, operate your own
store become connected with established
f1rm. Moderate investment required Cali
Michigan 1882 between 10 and Il am.
GUEST HOUSE Is rms; Scott Circle; long
selling: $1,000 handles
OWENS REALTY, NET 1868.
BEAUTY SHOP same owner . yrs: rent,
well equipped $500 down. Rm. 9O1 Tower
Bldg. Met. 4sl3
BEAUTY SHOP, all new and modern furni-
consistent business; will sell at sacriiice
Call Atlantic G:15. a7'
owner must sell a sood, consistent busi.
ern. Line 574.; cash or terms
GROCERY doing 500 wkly.; rent. S15: g.
rm. apt; price, $1,000; terms. Jos. HOl-
lander 9ot Tower Bldg. Met. 4sl3.
LIoUoP STORE doing 5000 wkiy. tcolored
So 300 plus stock. Joseph H0liander. 301
Tower BLDG. Met. 4si3.
RESTAURANT, dons S4O0 wkly fine
equipment air conditioned; reas. price and
terms Chest. 1861: ewes. Chest 4.3O
BEAUTY SHOP. in good business section,
surrounded by largely populated neighbor-
hood must be sold before Feb /: S4OO
handles Natl. 1854.
GROCERY, owner retiring, does $1,000
wkly., an excel. proposition, requires
$4,000. Albert H Cohs". realtor. l042 N.
Irving St, Arl., Va. Chest. 1861: ewes.
Chest, 41aQ
GROCERY STORE ,and meat market. do
ing cash business in GOOD residential neieh-
borhood; will sell cheap. Ra. 1891 ?5'
FARM STORE, meats and groceries for
sale. ?"l 5th ST. ne. pa
MOTOR TRUCK HAULING CONTRACT
Large national organization wants immedi-
ately responsible men who can place sub
stantlaI down payment purchase new or
good used motor truck; long contract
provided to pay notes; all expenses, good
llVlhE' excel. return investment Full details
request; references. Box 3!sV Star.
RESTAURANT. doing $500 wkly: rent
so; neat Tree: pay roll. SIS wkiy beer
nearby nst Md a. $3.50 down. Jos. Hollander
800 Tower Bldt. Met. 4sI3.
SPACE AVAILABLE for barber shop in
modern Skvland Apis Valet service. Act
nov. '.445 Good Hope rd. Sc o6'
COMPLETED EQUIPPED l.-room, paying
oardint house ai Dupont Circle; $3.50 90
to handle. Box 3l9B Star.
9TH ST. HOTEL-56 rooms: rent. S250: 30
permanent guests. Priced 10 sell; liberal
Republic $500
HOTEL ON CHESAPEAKE BAY-Larqe
retiring. Price. $500 This includes
buildings grounds and all equipment win
consider trade. Mr.. Rogers, 6O2 + NV.
Republic 5000.
GASOLINE. acces., candy tobacco; highway
nearby ID. C. low rent: living rooms
Price. 500 Box 3l4B. Star.
BAKERY STAND in larxe market. estab
business; short hours: easy TO operate;
price $500, Box ?9s-B. Star.
ROOMlNG HOUSE-lI rooms 2L baths
1919 18TH st. NV. Owner will sacrifice
Terms 10 reliable party. 2B'
COL. HTS, 10 RMS, BATHS.
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BEAUTY PARlQRS,

EXCESSIVE WEIGHT safely reduced; W,
derful French method used. Dr. d.
Ledendecktr. 30?5 0 ST. NV. Mich. II
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GROCERY. meat market. with or without
property; wonderful opportunity: restricted
growing neighbOrhoOd. Alexandria 0IS2
ots
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SPECIAL,
DOGS. PETS. ETC

GREAT DANE PUPPIES. registered :
months Old. Call Rockville o5I 2ss
COtkERS. black, red extra long ears
reg: weeks: very reasonable :ird and
a. Seat Pleasant. Hillside U4Go-W
BLACK SCOT'TIE PUPPIES
A. X. c. registered. SO and SIS. pri-
vate owner. Call Chestnut 7.!g
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HONE IMPROVEMENT COMPANIES.

MoDERNIZR YOUR HOME NOWI
HEATING PAPERING
PLUMBING PAINTING
ROOFING SIDING
REMODELING INSULATING
PLASTER1NG CARPENTRY
So MONTHLY PAYMENTS.
20 Years OF Satisfactory Service.
TABOR'S HOME RENOVATING CO.,
Once and Showrooms.
1920 Irving ST. NV. Adams 1900.
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CLASSIFIED AD RATES
Locol Advertisers


! time 23c line SO
8 times 20c line e------------- 180
I times 19c line (consecutively) 3.99
Transient advertisements cash.
Additional space pro rata.
Claims for errors must be made in
time for correction before the Sec
ond insertion.
Situations Wanted
Reduced Rotes
3 lines, time zoe line -----$ go
3 lines, times 18c line 1.08
8 lines, times 15c line 1.35
DEATH NOTICES-$12 25 per in
sertion for 10 lines or less. l5c per
line for additional lines.
Business cards under Special No
tices and all advertisements under
Personal, Sc per line additional.
Business advertisements under
Situations Wanted will be charged
the regular classified rate.
Inc Star is the great Want Ad"
meoium OF Wasr .ngton, and the
rates charged are far lower than
those of newspapers in other large
clules. Nothing is SO cheap consid-
erlng the results obtained.
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FARM AND GARDEN.
APARTMENTS UNFURhIsHrD

100 Gu, YDS. WELL-ROTTED COW MA
nNre. waters. WISCONSIN 4IHl
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LOST.

BLACK BRINDLE SCOTTIE, on Upshur
between Ga ave and l4th ST. NV. Answers
to "Laddie." Reward. Georgia '4ls,
BROOCH, gold. lovers knot. in GEORGETOWN.
small diamond in center Phone Michigan
s6a4. Reward.
COCKER SPANIEL. male 4 months old,
black with while marking on breast: re-
ward Emerson 1894
OXFORD EYEGLASSES in platinum frame:
between Georgetown Univ Hospital and
1870 31st 81. NV. Reward if returned TO
above address.
PEKINGESE PUPPIES. .. strayed from
Rectors home. Atoka. Va. SUNDAY, Jan. :. .
Liberal reward. Phone Uppervl!e 81 ire
verse chareeSl
SCOT-TY, black, female mouth hS wearing
red collar, answers name "VIcfi".' In
Brookland. Reward Dupont 64uS.
WIRE HAIRED TERRIER. black and tan:
about 3 WIS. old wearing red. cream ana
green blanket. female: reward. Call Dis
trict S@34 or Decatur 1864 j.
WRIST WATCH Lady Bulova. yellow gold.
4 diamonds, Jan. l4th and Park rd. dis
trict Liberal reward. 1924 Monroe st.
NV. Apt IA. Atlantic 4o62.
WRIST WATCH mans Hamilton, inscribed
Eddie McGinnis''; reward. Republic
~061
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE.
CADET UNIFORMS.
local: ! Fishburne Military. Emer.
RE-UPHOLST'ERING.

1tI O4 41O6NJ'1 G1C11No.
Three-piece living suite upholstered for
$40; covering and new inside material in
cluded; made like new in finest tapestry
and friezette; workmanship guaranteed.
LA FRANCE UPHOLSTERING CO.
25O9 l4th ST. NV COLUMBIA 1OIT2.
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SITUATIONS MEN.

SITUATIONS MEN.
ACCOUNTANT-Tax returns. financial
statements and part-time boOkkeepinE serv-
ices. Phone Woodley ?!S5. ?S'
ACCOUNTANT. former Govt. tax examiner
s. s. unemployment. income: full or part
time work Box 3lS-B. Star. 26'
ANY RELIABLE PERSON or firm interested
IN man with D. c. plumbing license write
Box 1,-Z. Star pa
CARPENTER. trimmer. alterations. repairs
recreation rms, cabinets, storm sash and
doors. Shep. 65Jl-J.
COUNTERMAN, white, neat. short-order,
experience. capable take fun charge; sober,
reliable. Jake. District 7s46.
HAIRDRESSER. male, d. c. license. ex-
perienced; reasonable salary. Box 333-B.
Star. 20"
INSERTING MACHINE OPERATOR, with
local firm ~ yrs: good references. Phone
Kensinston 81 INV. 20
MAN, coored. wants job chauffeur. d. c.
permit. pvt. car or truck; 25 years ex-
perience: city references. Mich. 35l5. bet.
! ] am. and pm. ga
MAN. young, colored. desires job as delivery
man on truck or motorcycle. GOOD REFER
ences. Phone North 1865.
MAN, young. intelligent. able bodied handy
all around; immediate employment. Box
t20B, Star. 26s
MAN. coIored. wants job as houseman or
valet, can cook ref; formerly with Artie
Shaw, the band leader. Hobart 1ISO.
PAINTER. white. wants work by the day
or job. Dupont 3g45.
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THE FULLER BRUSH co. can place men
IN Washington D. c. and vicinity. Pleas
ant work with good earnings TO start. Write
fer appointment. Box 223-Z. Star.
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MOTOR 1kAVEI.
DRIVING TO MIAMI SAT. DODGE Sc
dan: take 3. share expense. CaA FRED
SNAIL. 3l4 9Th ST. ne. 25'
LADY DRIVING MIAMI THIS WEEK END
take ladies; price $40 each. Phone
Emerson 1O44.
DRIVING TO ST PETERSBURG. FLA,
Friday. accommodate 3; heated car; day.
time. Wo. flfO. evenings. EN-. 093g.
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number there marks the spot shire
the village stood
About seven years ago The Hon
Hugh l. white. Of Columbia. built
for himself ard hts friends q hunt
ing Lodge at Brewton. on The ste q
the former saw mill. . quarter Of .
mile north Of the warehouse land.
ing. and nearly a mile north Of the
courthouse site. After hLk elevation
TO the chief office IN the state. Gov.
ernoF White often left the heavy
responsibilities of the office and
rested for = few days IN the seciua-
ion Of his hunting io6ae on The Pas
eagoula
site Of an Indian village. court
house and iail. ferry. telegraph line
crossing. turpsnttne stu. river land
ing. saw min town. los chute and
hunting and fishing lodge for the
Governor Of The STATED Has any
spot RI jackson county had = more
varied hiatofy7 ] - CAIN.
Haziehurst Miss. Marrh 7. 1910.
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cnd weird War
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American insvntox q @aatng .
aesnnn sn hssf. sd IN ma dreEtttx
rom ef . Arse Lmadu6a useafre
uhen ne received wafd during tire
early GAYS al tire German nilu
hzrg IN pu1and that ms family
estate neas wilma had been Aesgssd
81 the Nakts
Dante Danish. American mashtan
uAx apsrartsag IN Bertha and IN err
DER that ne might ieeve GERMANY
with his cosnpany and his bAesRss
vAA forced 20 par = fabulous kum te
ne Hitier government
Nicola American magician. as
Monmouth minoss closed hls sstaw
N Singapore and shsgaNd 10 Hone
Kong on the coastal steamer. SIRE.
hama TEz Boat Ktruck . msns ta
SINGAPORE harbor Nicola ard his
troupe xsfe SAVED. thirteen Chlnese
hanshnes died and tire Nicola equip
mrnt valued Al tioaooe. was lost
According 70 Marquis. ans Ger
man publisher vho might alioa the
exposure of any trick Of illusion
used b. German stage magsctans
would subject himself 10 eontlns-
ment IN concentration camp Mar
quik asserts that exposure Of tricks
ii American magazines hA4 kept the
American magician far aheA1 Of
EaroprAn m~agicians because he
must be continually on the alert fo
nsw and battling mysteries. AAf-
quix says American magic 4 ne
post spectacular on carth
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ADAMS

Mrs Nina M Adams, . former
resident Of Moss Point. died 81 the
home of her daughter, Mrs A
Johnson. In Frankfort, Indiana. on
Saturday. March I. 1870. according
TO information received By friends IN
Moss Point and Fa&caeoulas The
funeral was held on Tuesday. March
S. from q funeral home. q Baptist
pastor conducting the service. after
which the remains were taken 20
Indianapolis for cremation.
Mrs Adams lived In Moss Point
from 1873 to 1891. making her hume
after the later date with her daugh-
ter Her husband. John n Adams
died In 1919 She was ; member OF
the Eastern Star and Reb<kah or
CARNATIONS 81 Moss Point and Paa-
agoula. also = member q The Hap-
tist church she was aetiFe IN
church work and IN f~ratsfnai work
IN the two Lodges 70 which ahe BE-
lonRed
Surviving r the sister mentioned
above. q brother. Landon Mems. Of
Detroit and = erandsoa