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GARAGES FOR RENT.
PRIVATE, METAL AND BRICK GARAGES:
ESTE st. he9ss nsI; ,r 81 month up. Rear 1888
| GARAGES WANTED.
VICINITY OF 10th AND FULLER srs
NJ: Reasonable. Phone Dupont 1920. 5:
| TRAiLERs FOR SALE.
YoU YoU Expect MORE in q VAdABoW
camD, eaa ,0q T. St + a See she% At Cherry Iii
Ter@s. TTrhGIAsESssDt!Sna5 see Me sm'tb 5Yy oyasF
ton Trailer Camp. Alexandria. Va.
Wash. Trailer HeadquarterS
Woodley 1882.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.
FORD 1882 4-eylinder panel truck: nSv
s9Ss,wR 539S perfect; green stieksr. Cali Lincoln
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.
w.WWAN WWANTEp LAIF-NoD1, CARS.
unWEu Wen ps' top cash prices for any late
Sss7 * S!sa'P.s auro Gu Sas sfsss
CASH FOR ANY MAKE CAR.
WE PAY OFT THE NorEa
4S01 Conn Ave Emerson 7e00
AUroMosILEs FOR SALE.
BUICK 1889 (4D Special 4-dr. black ee-
dan: radio, heater, LifeGuard tubes; low
ersen ,eaee ssas nnest eondition: no dealers. Em-
BUICK 1898 cabriolet, 66 G.. ex-diplomatic.
s;s; SgSO; BY owner; no dealers. National o3e7.
BUICK 1887 Roadmaster 6-passeneer a.
All; hew d s,res m snd nd In excellent condition;
terms. O'o S"''A' ''o
1918 ssai ksx j.. sRn1P9E nv oARAea II .o,.
dsn! suIck ,.dic dGss model 4 4-deo5 trunk e
Michiean 1891. evenings ''' "n'f'
BUICK. 1888 4-door sedan, with 6 wheels:
black finish. heater equipped, seat covers.
4 real real Buick buy at real saving. Bee
,.o, n 51Es 2; LEARY; Il r Jr.. 9 BROS.
eaI ioe 26s lsss seSa1 'u hs Tsh
onf. onS driven to realize the value. Priced It
FIRST .aa NV tHEEz HssE z,: y. sRSs ass.;, .o,.
CHEvRoIEr 1897 tvo.door sedan; low
1921 Connecticut. Wo. s4o1. W. -'''">'
s.7.y CM7EvFolET 1857 de luxe teyn ssdan g.
payments WIN sacrlhce for amount due
eorsi. nanss company 19g9 Only SIS cash required.
CHEVROLET 1899 De luxe town sedan.
radio heater, only nine months Old: only
1855: terms. Woodley 1894. q
CHEVROLET 1888 sport sedan; Iar0a
trunk. .factory-installed radio and heater.
complete new;car appearance and It per.
forms perfectly: hydraulic brakes, knee
ACTION comfort all-steel body. 5 fine tires:
SS19: Guaranteed: easy terms. liberal trade
allowance.
FRANK SMALL, Jr,
Ford Dealer.
20O2 Nichols Ave. Sc. Ii. 2O77,
CHEVROLET coupe. 1885; private owner;
4 nav tires, original paint. Notorols radio.
nneater- mechanically perfect; sacrifice.
CHRYsLKR 1887 Royal touring sedan. Do
today for only $375. Priced low Tor I'm.
mediate sale. Must be seen.
n ,. LEARY. Jr.. 4 BROS,
DE SOTO 1888 7..pass. ds fQ1o eedan;
spects: va seSsp pysss Rotnss RHsFisss ~ sss
Wis. ave. Nichisan 3e7I.
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MASON, sPALDING ana McATEE,
Attorneys.

States for the District Of Columbia,
Holding Probate Court-No 55994, Ad-
ministration.-ThisI Is to Give Notice: That
the subscriber, Of the District Of Columbia
has obtained from the Probate Court OF
the District Of Columbia Letters Testamen-
tary on the estate Of John H. Ransdell,
late OF the District Of Columbia. deceased
All persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the
same, with vouchers thereof. legally authen-
ticated. to the subscriber on or before the
10Th day Of February, AID 1911; otherwise
they may BY law be excluded from all
benefit OF said estate. Given under my
hand this 10th day Of February. 1910.
GUY MASON 1921 Tower Bldg (Seal)
Attest: VICTOR 8. MERSCH Deputy Regis
ter Of Wills for the District Of Columbia,
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LEGAL NOTICES.
GEO. FRANCIS WILLIAMS, Attorney.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
ing Probate Court.-No: 55:5ii. Admin
Ss 81 TO sTet ef
the District Of Columbia, Letters Testa-
DASH late. Of the District Of Colum-
bia. deceased Al persons having claims
ssas e saD ths The With asdssz
day tas
eud.d from all ssnt o. SAID aid Estate
this 18th day Of February 1910. Cor
s%sk sssss 5;. TE 4aeo1s H. HAI1esAl Aes
soPER Vice President. tseal0 Attest:
fer the pstrcs OF Columbia Gsst nh q the
FRANK sTETSON, J. FONTAINE HALL,
Attorneys.
cogsr ,gs Ds1et 9s TIE cs1Sng. ySITED
Holdins a Probate Court.-Estate OF Ger
trude Richmond; Deceased-No. 5e253.
the last Will and, testament Of said de-
% ss;;e s sed t0F sess and s Nan
eSha e9aered stSss: ha DAY.
II any: Gertrude Marion Richmond. Glen
coe. Illinois; Mary F. Conklin. Ozone Park.
Long Island. New York; Emma Breast. in
competent; Dr. william r shanahan, Craig
Colony, sonyea.. New York. custodian of
and next Of kin Of Gertrude Richmond,
deceased. and all others concerned appear
in said Court on Monday the 9Th day Of
show cause why such application should
not be granted; Let notice hereof be pub,
and the Evening star" once in each Of
three successive weeks before the return day
herein. mentioned. the hrst publication to
be not less than thirty days before said
return day. Witness, the Honorable
ALFRED A. WHEAT. Chief Justice Of said
Court. this goth day Of February. AID.
Deputy REGISTER of Wills for the District
Of Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate Court.
mh2.916.
ANDREW WILSON, woodward Building.
Attorney.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

DIgrRIcr COURT OF THE UNITED
S snt Dass-.is q iieslamasas "a
Mh1nistIstionThi, tps to give Eeties
Court Of the District Of coiumbia. Letters
Harvey. late. Of the District Of Columbia.
deceased. AL persons having claims against
the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit
the same. with the vouchers thereof, legally
authenticated, to the subscribers. on or
otherwise they may BY. law be excluded
under our hands this sth day Of February,
l94O ARTHUR 8. HARVEY. 2bO5 18th
s6sERTsw ss5fds o,fH fHD st2s.t a2s N1EY kW , EgT5
Attest: THEODORE COGSWELL, ReEister
Of Wills for the District Of Columbia, Clerk
Of the Probate Court fe17.24:mh2.
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DESIRABLE STORE FOR RENT. RENT
cheap. 80 14th st Sc. Phone Lincoln
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ASKeN0E FOX SNIE.
ACREAGE WITH HIGH ELEVATION,
bound by 2 state highways now ready for
Development, priced TO- sell. Located Y
D. Star.
10 ACRES, RIGHT ON LEE BLVD. VA.
Over 1000 feet along pretty. never-failins
brook stocked with nsh.. Abundance Of large
trees 80 and 40 feet high. Only 80 minutes
from downtown. Bus passes property. Sac
rifice for quick sale, $4,000 cash; II you
wish, .seller will erect 5-room bungalow
with oil burner. oak floors tile bath. etc,
for additional $1,000. payable 500 monthly,
or two-story. six-room house for additional
"a, 800. payable $40 monthly. p. o. Box
212. Arlington. Va. Emerson 2513.
ARLINGTON.
About acres, south courthouse. suit
able for low-priced houses. Must be sold.
VIM. T. Ballard,
1921 Eye st. NV
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.
10 R., 3 B.. LARGE LOT TO ALLEY, "a
SO. Senate Bldg; new cond. $500 S72 so
mo-: rent for Sl00 mo. Box 253-H, Star.
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siNESs PROPERTY FOR RENT
REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

NENI Is At ENOHA1NOE.
ACCEPT CLEAR LOTS ON NEW 5-ROOM
brick bung. with Worlds Fair 'Monel'' kit !:
American Univ Park. OWNER. ia 1855.
144l CHAPIN-LIKE NEW. BATHS. 2
garages, oil heat; large lot; $500, $50 mo-
Open. NO. bl16. 81
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AMERICAN BLDG.

Single rooms S26. .OO to SIC. 90
Suite 8 large rms. and hall $4,000
THE MUNSEY TRUST CO.,
Real Estate Dent MA SOSO
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tPACkARD 1887 6-cyl. trunk sedan;
Tiabi;.W TSff2i; WISE &c. Motors. Inc. 1045 wis. ave.
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EVANS BLDG, l42O n r AVE N.W.,
Centrally located: " blk to u. s. Treasury.
HiEh-erade occupan:y, 24.hr. service:
gle rms. $25 to $50 according TO size.
Apply on premises or Z. QUINCY SMITH.
NC. 4OQ 16th st. NV. niSfrict Q(lH1
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)RE ROOM, SPLENDID
~ shop; rent. $50 per
mt p1ea sapf ct
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OFFICES EoR RENT.

D 8IRAHLE OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT n
1888 II. NV. Second National Bank.
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MONEY TO LOAN.

QUICK, LOW-COST LOANS
TO D. C.-MD.-vA. HOME OWNERS.
Colonial Investment Co.,
1929 L ST NV DI. $3.50. g.
LOANS AT LOWEST INTEREST
Rates on D. c. real estate. Prompt service.
P. s., WALsHE, INC. 1107 Eye st. NV.
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DEALERS, ATTENTION.
go CARS,
All Makes and Models
Up to 1910.
WHOT .ECAT.E NNY y

WHOLESALE Only.
me following 10 partial list Of ears an
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$500 PUTS YOU IN POSSESSION COOL
ROOMING HOUSE. RE. 6007.
R.EAITy CO
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shore and happen to come too close
to the nest, the parents will put on
their special stunt" to attract your
attention to them and away from
the cradle
The mother stays by her nest
until you are too near for safety
and after you have not been taken
in by the antics of her mate. Often
the mothers anxiety really gives the
nest away. Her colors make it al
most impossible to see her at first.
But her fear for her home is so
great she finally flutters ahead Of
you. begging in her way for you
to follow her and leave her treas
ures alone
Some of these sandpipers remain
on our Southern coasts during the
winter But most of them go farther
south. even to Brazil and Argentina
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Natures Children
Spotted Sandpiper
(Actitis macularia)

tivated lands. he loves to help him
self to cultivated grain.
There Is little trouble made about
the construction of a nest founda-
ton. A depression Is sought in the
ground and often close to water.
Then leaves and grass with small
weed stems are woven together as
resting place for the eggs and
mother, since the babies, upon STEP
ping from their shells, will soon be
racing about. There are usually four
creamy white or buffy or grayish
eggs. These are decorated with pur-
plish-gray or black. They are very
hard to find.
When you are walking along the
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IIndependence ave. s.v.; the Rev. John
JAIME: < pulansy %, aa4 18Th St: Sc,
and MsP'R.ls se Ras WlPg5 Pg1af;s5 1 a9 l7th ST.
Harry F Holland jT. r. s.. is17 F st, NV,
Ted ed E9rsRs II. Rsv ob1 KDnFs, s,h,,, ~ Abbott
shire ave. NV: and Mildred M d Goidd
Rebert ftsIn Is sr,,noTv TsntnoT City N J.; Judge
Arthur J. Bouraue, 81, Lee House and
Marie z. Bouroue. 80, 1891 Columbia
veraon WhaSsnd Rf Kfy a. fa9 ss fs0st str York
HefD:t $: PC oo9diicB shs BeT 81 ssnf
croft pl. NV; the Rev. Fred s. Busch
Ro6ert E Hslmer, as, e26 sth st. s.w.. and
Erma G. Rosenkrantz as, .Takoma Park.
pen4s Ms thf seF.4seH Rsy william M asa 5P
and Barbara A. Pierce. as. 4 aos4 i Rod,
man st. NV; the Rev, H H D. sterrett.
nnsa Hnna EynaFd EnaF g e iGs n s and p
ia rdin F:s,.4 sy;5 #sSom, sp;s NJ Ms
ne Rev - John A. II Trader. rhFomA p'Fk MD :
Pollard. is both Of 4ss 6 pl. @ NV; the
Richard cross = 90 HO. @49s .4Sa Shannon ol Sc.
81 apd .e rhelRs tRs EeS "a
Armstrong, II: both Of 1881 New Jersey
r,,swo-t, ave; Sc = The y. Rey. WILEY Westray.
y asfFe aad Susie 7Gs McMia1 Mi 1tris, is
4inu 4in Franklin st. NV; the Rev. Andrew
william ttmAf. T. Jones. 20. New York CITY. and
iS.iTpssse ps1 w,,Iisa Wlscn 2s ri @ st. nT'' RG
Rii.m g So tss tss 18th fs nE st n1 .1o
Tystsr rranklin; g. and Mary A. Brown
puSss!I Minseis, 20. Arlington, Va. and
Donald MuTray 81 I Arltnafon, tsHs'"s Va hesls snd
Annf A. R.S ! TSsms. TTie1t9vifi dad. a. JsTmyn Pa
e. He|%s;: SI7Ssr sass Msss ave ave- @fb' III
20 both St EOS 44th St. A'n ne. the H017eR Rev
'';;Sh zs Ss sns st. s,l,. .v n. Dsss ssv
@ and Anfoinstie Anfa5iP5GP < fSts fytis Is9' s9 e.
JasSper Ssnfy e 5,vi9 81 1E n h Iso1 Reg Birch
N.Ts1r Fsn st. L. . n. Rev. C. H. Hamilton,
Sashoe shonbet Frtdmsn I'd Snib 81 and eapstte
Judsc Robert Ma attinFl7i q fl7.''"0Fe' Nd
sefs s. s. Fsv! IsogsH ssi 90 Richmond va
FRANK s Stewart. -. 1735 Lanier nl
park ave. NV; the Rev. Walter NJ
John E. Strong. "a. 5oo3 sth st. NV, and
,oE Rev. Fred 8 Busehmeyer ny '"'
John n, s Jones 30 and Margaret Harri-
Rev. j z Brisss 'o' ST. Sc: the
Estelle L. shutz 81, Harrisonburr. Va; Va
the Rev. John c. Ball.
susy9n snd E.r11 chass!n; dl,. % es2oo L 81. nv
M Y; the Rey: r. Stlverstone
eSr' si bof5 mH5c1 or i14s snS !p1 RstteEses ,S
John c. Ball. ''e f'e'
George J Budai q. Stratiord Hotel. and
Stella J Wratny 81. Newcastle Pa;
John ran.c- G. st5sswh1rn: Army MEDICAL
~ Marshall. o-
and Barbara J. Landry. % Forest Hills
Mass; the Rev. J. H. Durham
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Marriage License
Applications

waite. y A!reS Z. RovSs ssS Morris sa Hsandon I'd s
Joseph snd Jessie H049en ha y!5sfsaa bsahss aEs
xsan. Msss tse sseft Eef JsRes Is st NE
"esqnsm For.nce . M S'iit iGnitenmsnn. s5. 1893 In
coin H I'd. ne: the Rev. James, T. Powers
senedetto Termini: 81, 11o4 N st a,!n;v. nv
Msss Nd julie lie ke1 De s5@?asd Gs2asd Cole lhes
Ulsssss Jaesson 1913 oos lst n St: sf NJ nv:
shs .nd ss17ie seV E4nesf n sp'@ Wilson, 80 ~ NV"
sdd. bFovpns 49, s5 lath g Mdntejio St ns sTs snd
Su!. S. the h EePs'J Eep james rs ~ %hits n'sl' ave-
ma Ss RsH Rsth RTsm RThHnsF A. Is? schlsS. S s' St
Ae and Annie l. Mcclam,,, lam. - 3 i4ss ss,,aSii iSth
i: -bosS q sos @ st. NV; the Rev
,.ss 9s7 3as r, t. NV. ,ss e:
s.: s.$s:s 4 = ,itA It nE St, ns ;se
cnsF': Y .na issis: ERss: WIZ SSls ciR'ss' s9
~: 4. Rev. WilliaW P Jarvis
~i,lsH na wIsslsIn. hssEsIE y sss 1sss 4
1 se': T the Rev. q. B; white; , =.
James A. kllngel. :. ana VlrslMs
Rev. Francis j. Kelly
oeSEfs %sras POYe Ea1. r. SCI + ave- ave- ne aed
the Rev. C; W. OYER .oe
and Madeline r. white, 20. sol B st
ne; the Rev. Simpson, B. Daugherty;
Morris Stanfeld, 90, Suffolk, Va, and Ethel
Davidson. 25, Richmond, Va; the Rev.
Harry Silverstone.
81 SooBeE Both II As1andris' anG Ss tn:
Rev. Alva L. Smith.
Chester A.. Hawkins, %, 1909 o st. Sc;
Park, Nd; the Rev. Alfred g: Plank:
Sster r. Brockdorfi, 25,. Takoma Park,
Nd. and Mildred Z. Simons, 90. 3i4l
NJ. Pleasant st. NV; the Rev. Randolph
chsrlton W. Ingram, %, Bethesda. Md,
and Mary l. Hamilton. 2l. 1912 sth st.
Nv: the Rev. C. e. Hawthorne.
fsys y. Crsbill. II. strasburg, Va; the
,cessTy; 66'phs.I 3 h.R.s H MillssEs illsEs, ~, . ,x
and Nartaret Y. Hlakkestad. 81. 10Oo
Evening star., 1940-09-18
Service Orders
ARMY.
INFANTRY

or..l7. sris. Gen. John n; from Madrid
w.s2 .sGsa It. At Col, 70 HSEh 4 from Atlanta.
xif:r f: Ma n c'RH Wllam 3, from Fort Bl.ss
Ahearn. e n.0Sctt capt waiter Z. from Denver
cslfs G2e cs9 s9 E9E5 sis H. from Governors
Island TO Fort Jay ,-,r, N.x York
to Arlinston cantonment w.
Nimocks Mai. David R. from Fort NC
HheEson .Is TO Camp SssasesaEd %sltsf N from Ha-
wah to Fort Brags.
MEDICAL CORPS.
p.vers, 1t, Col william E. NJ. from Brook
lyn 10 San Antonio, Tex.
Ao.hs5 ss.o It. Il Camp e21 DsTer Meaus de l'o" %"
krsnt; i Col. Henry Louis s,,t from Port
M9K96:n 54D., A2s GsD to BsT2s BsnHer Colo f0" NOT
AIR CORPS.
Douthit. Capt. Lawrence H., from eah
Tri.s s..sh stssRas L &s9eS s"Ss E.s,a w from
M,sfisnsid Htisnsa ds ssc01a 10 McDiE M 0PaH Pefa w. -
stenssth; MAJ, MaTtinus' from Washington
PECK * M2fs1s Ms F,sIa, from parkrat.r Wash.
FIELD ARTILLERY, z,,t,-
seh,sa. ms4. 10 F,ft s.n f4aneiseo r. eHas A. from "
Arnold seeona e9asI 1t AfEalrA H.nr7 Il. ,r.. from
sennett' sas seecnd & William J. from Ne"
oisbotti. second i: Philip R. ir.' from
roryan. Second 1t Thsddeus p. from
roSs NsT ges6 gee6na t0 E. Alfred j. from New
L.Ros.. LRRo.. 3 Second dSA II, Raymond j., from New
M.YeSsnt ehs 70 s.eond sasms L. Marvin H. from New
ROSS Second 1t Ralph N, from New York
Wit second Sd 1t. Landon A. from New
York to Panama.
CAVALRY.
Fake. MAI. Charles w, from Douglas
Wyo.. to Fort Riley NV.
whskss5 It. to c2 Port FTfnf j,ek,on on from r0'
1nfeam tea, H. l.! r. CO 70 Wess'So Nex Sorf citS
roFs5thMs Fs5 Msls L Co 60 Fort KnSs " from 1
Y. to to Fort RinEsoId &c.,
MaeNabb, Il. Col A!sxanaer nlonn b. from
Mi7ISo}Isnd Ez5?ns P. TO csI 81. s.oFss H. from
sun6ury Ps, to y Fort LeayensqTtn frem qPTTtsnnk,ort
MlhHth. Z It. Col. Co Hans Hans C., from Boise. Idaho
TO Fort Sheridan.
rruyes. 1t. Col. Arthur H from Nash-
0l!s TeS MAJ 2 RFf Fort from Gasov KY
stiflHPi stiflHPinrreeT' reT' MAI, otto r, from Detroit to
rod9 MAJ. william N. jr.. from New Or
lsanS 10 Fort Riley.
Surch. Mai. Claude O., from CnattanooSa'
Tenn to Fort Bennins.
Green. Mai, John e e. from Philippines to
Aberdeen. Nd.
Evening star., 1940-09-18
By LILLIAN COX ATHEY.

Thirty-seven or more other names
are known to be used by bird lovers
for this gay little shore bird beside
the one more commonly used. This,
Of course, means a wide range, as 1t
Is known in many parts of North
and South America.
The general description for field
identification is olive with grayish
tints above. and underparts of pure
white below in the winter. In the
summer there are many roundlsh
black spots and, Of course, this Is
for camouhage purposes. This is
the only sandpiper which has large
round spots on its under parts.
Because 1t seems to teeter along
when 1t runs or stands along the
shore, it goes by the name of Teeter-
tail, Tip-up and Teeterer. When 1T
flies, you can easily see the white
lines on It's wings. In the winter
the soft grayish- -olive colors blend
with the wavy streaks on the upper
DdCk ana SlOeS SO l1ldI dS llllle az
tention is attracted as possible.
It's notes 'peet-weet' are respon-
sible for another name; as the little
sandpiper seems to be gossipy bird
In a friendly fashion. Along the
shores of pond or stream. the sand
piper runs along bobbing its head
up and down. Or 1t may even stop
and swing its body and head as If
to make some point clear in its own
mind. Then with little run 1t
rises to the air and flies over the
water with a rather unusual quiver-
ing flight, with the wings held
straight out, making quivering
downward beats and short intervals
OF soaring. 1t gives you the i'm
preston the bird is undecided just
what to do Then it begins to circle
back and finally comes to rest in
practically the same spot from
which 1t took of.
Do not think the sandpiper con-
fines itself to ponds and streams,
Where his human neighbor has cul-
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NAVY.
RJREAU OF NAVIGATION.

BUREAU NAV1OA
stroyer Flotilla / TO Destroyer F!otilla 2
Theobold. Rear Admiral Robert A. from
Cruiser Division 3 to Destroyer flo-
wilson. iia5a icomdr. Julian p. from Philadel-
p-att pnia 1t 70 Somdr. Charles R, from U. S. 8
Wichita to Portsmouth, Va, - tror,
Dodson.- 1t. q. ~ joseph A. u, LION
Jsnney. 1t. q. 81 Frederick z. from New
London Conn. to U. s. S. S-33
Conn. to U. S. s. S-45. x r-
RishaTason Sn En;isn n GeUgsss E s.4s from New
a.vford Ensign Frederick C. from Wash
ington 70 q 9 s. Arkansas ,-on N.v
wqodwe5,hc CONS Ensisn 10 HaF5y T. ou 1uGm new
MEDICAL CORPS: 49,
Hirsch. 1t. q. e. Frederick G.; from New
london. Conn. to Naval Mobile Base
u,rn' II. g. ~ Hardy from BROOKLYN to
Naval Mobile Base Hospital No. /.
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SPARE OR FULL-TIME BUSINESS for
young and old with small investment in
Columbus De Luxe Nut and Connection
Vending Machines. We help you get
started and refer you to many local per-
profitable work. Sold on easy terms to ap-
proved credit. Full information without
obligation. Have splendid route OF 40
machines in southern Md. for sale at $3.50
e. o. LikenS. Q24 bth St NV
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ROOMING HOUSE Of I6 rms; embassy
section; present income S295. rent Sl15.
Owner in military service and must sell
300 cash handles. r. A. Julia, 1909
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SITUATIONS DOMESTIC.


GIRL. colored, wishes lob as mothers
helper: live in. DU. 1895.
GIRL, colored. wants permanent four
days work or part-time work in apt
Thursday: good refs. NE. ib44' 0"e'0A''
GIRL. colored. wants work of any kind
Call Hobart s707. 1S'
GIRL. colored. wants days work or part
time: reliable. Call Lincoln 7S07-R. 49,
GIRL. light colored, refined desires part
time work, afternoons. Phone Adams
GIRL. colored, wishes Job general house.
work. full or part time; city reference.
Hobart S2o6.
GIRLS (2). wish Job as ehambermaids or
E.hw. North 0310.
GIRL. coored. wishes work as chamber
maid or nurse; home nights; reference.
District 1899.
GIRLS CD, colored. want work, day or
part time; good city refs. MI 2Osa.
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MOTOR TRUCK hauling contract; large
national organization wants Immediately
responsible men who have suitable truck or
can invest minimum 81 900 purchase new
or good used truck: long time contrsc.
livelihood; excellent return investment: full
details on request: refs. Box 41l-R, Star.
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BETTER HEALTH STUDIO.
Colds and chronic pains treated Trained
nurse Appointments Hobart A-0f
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LOST

LOSI.
RED IRISH SETTER young dog. male:
Md Mdno wseoHsfn 2Re osG eef9TsetoVn rd' Bethesda
B1LLFoLD, black, card contents only Re-
ward Call owner. Silver Spring 59-M 1e.
ESKIMO SPrrZ; vicinity 18th and H Sc
Reward. Lincoln 1888
FOUNTAIN PEN, engraved "P. R. H"
Prooaoly ons.a lost lost in taxi Phone Mr. Heydon,
FUR SCARF, lost Sunday between 18th and
ne. Reward. Du. 5ss7. anu 'nephefo s's'
HANDBAG. square. black leather: Union
Station; Sunday night. Reward. Call Mich
MsA.RcAsITE PIN, lost 5000 block bet.
ReWard eh0 ehsstnat edsoFFa ssss Initials E N
PPuP; ; brindle. female; vicinity. Kenwood or
braoley lane part Dachshund and Boston
bull. Call Wisconsin 4766.
SETTER PUP, female white with black
face; naSo in South Arlington. Phone Chestnut
TEETH 1Tssn L.d lover .Ia bTiSse Monday be
and 4th st. ne. MI. 4751.
WATCH, lady's. yellow gold. Hamilton, be-
Tbsai.r 1Teen Dupont circle an and ,ambassador
bus, about 10 days ago Reward csii
Taylor 2a21 after Z pm
WILL PERSON who found black Scottie on
Eomte D. Camp Springs, contact owner.
WILL the party who called at 1917 Flower
HO 800?
WRIST WATCH, lady's, croton, 24-dia-
mond; lost on st. nv, nw bet. 10th and 14th
and sspphires. metal band: reward. Phone
! wisconsin 5503.
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FAIRFAX, vA.-Ideal tourist home. Sale
or lease; II rooms 5 baths, auto. heat;
newly decorated: reasonable. Partly fur
niShed WO $500 Ant 3O4
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SoEclAl NOTICES.

SoECIAI NOTICES,
WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts other than those contracted by my
self. EUGENE FRED CLARK, 4105 Eli
colt St NV.
SRfpGs P1RrrEs. banauets, Weddines
and meetings. 10c up per day each. New
chairs Also invalid rolling chairs for
CO.. 41S 10th st. NV. Metropolitan 1874
CLUBS. SORORIT1ES. ORGANIZATIONS
Book your reservations NOW for fall
and winter oyster roast banquet. party
or dance O'Donnells Farms Marlboro
pike Md. miles from District line, is
the ideal spot for your next affair" :"
Phone Hillside 0112. Republic 2102 or
Republic 1850.
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FURNISHINGS (complete) OF Groom house
GOOD location, suitable for boarding and
room renting: 81 800 cash: moderate rental
Write Box Qq-S, Star 1Qs
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PERMANENTS, SIPS;
Wave. 15c: Manicure, 15c ME- 777s
Mabelle Honour School l34O N. Y Ave
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BLACK TOP ROADS CO.
Builders of asphalt driYeways, tennis cour+s
Free estimates Time payments MA O464
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CORPORATIONS ORGANIZED.
FEDERAL CHARTER CO.,
20s Maryland Bldg. 1410 H st. NV les
IA RMS, fully furn.. long es:ab.; rent. S65:
price. 81 200; terms
OWENS REALTY, Me O4s6
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VEGETABLE-MEAT-G GROCERY - Will sell
at sacrifice due to illness Call ME 4047
WANTED Mass. ave. guest home, must
show . good investment. Box 146-S,
Star
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MEN
WILING TO woEki qaPEE pSPAET- I5T
sHNYY; AXEEASIE. S222 rW1Ea11KnhSx 10 iTSo
PLY Q 10 Il AN. S18 Z u. NV.
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BE A SECRETARY

BE "A SECRElARI
EARN from S2O-S35 week UP. Begin
Eers and experienced stenographers and
secretaries are in DEMAND NOW.
We have TRAINED and PLACED THOU
SANDS in the past % years in the BET
TER positions. Beginners and QUICK
review courses in secretarial work. short
hand. typewriting, bookkeepins, English
etc. New classes now forming. Register
BOYD SCHOOL OF COMMERCE,
1893 F St. Accredited" Ma. 1898.
STENOGRAPHER-TYPIST
TRIAL EXAMINATION
For Civil Service Preparation
Today and Thursday. z PM.
September II and 10.
For . nominal fee all papers will Be
Graded according to Civil Service stand
ards and promptly returned by mail. A
limited number of reservations will be
accepted BY telephone.
Mount Pleasant School
for Secretaries,
f1voii Blds.. l4th at Part IA.
Telsphons Columbia 5000.
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CORSET ESs-wonderfui opportu-
account III health. Box 1875, Star.
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REPAIRS q SERVICE.

AWNINGS repaired. removed, stored huns.
window shades. Venetian blinds. canvas
ME- 700. Try Proctor andont Gamr,e
90
CARPENTERING, PAINTING interior I'D
outside; porches. garages, fences -eer-~
able. Call HI. 0s24. Mr. Weber. SIS p,1.