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SALESMAN

Excellent opportunity for high-cisse.
proven. cnerretlc sales closer TO sell readily
acce7tible, essential services to restaurant.
hotels an1 institutions; permanent; cc0i
future: substantial salary ard commissions
ot2'c full details in renlv. By a rs c..
BOY, white, Is or over. part
time Thursday afternoons
and all day Saturday. So
Mr., Spiegel, Hub Furniture,
7th and D SITS.
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SALESMAN

WANTED BY LONG -EsTABL IsHED
Mems clothing store Honesty and ability
required, age Is to As. Permanent posi-
tion for a man who is reliable and who
can wait on customers properly We have
very good type of clientele and We want
a man who has the ability to please people.
THE SUIT SHOP.
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SALESMAN

iOALEOINAN.
Having grocery trade experience. draf r
exempt. must have car. for nonessentisl !
industry. knowledge of wine business n~e-
ferred good COMPENSATION. BOX 222 B,
COLORED MAN with eXecll-
tive ability for theater v-or'l.
Apply End fl. 1916 7th st. NV.
SHOE Statesmen. eXro''i-
enced, for family shoe store;
good salaries, regular hours.
Family Shoe Mart, 513 King
St, Alexandria, Va. AleXan-
dria 41O7.
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RESEARCH DIRECTOR
LUMBER CLERK,

Large Buick dealer in center of town
needs experienced mechanics. Shop filled
to capacity, large earnings, good working
conditions, and clean, warm, well-venti-
lated shop. Permanent position now and
after the war il qualified. Referral card
needed. See Mr.. CUNNINGHAM. Emerson a.
Orme. 18th and NJ Sts n W
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HELP MEN,

TIMER, FOR GENERAL EOOF
REPAIRS; GU TIERS AND
SPOUTS. PHONE SH. A480.
JANITOR, Apply 1916 7tl
st. NV.
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DOIG
Povest
GIRL DREKONJA
Povest

jeval Sc je sam S sabo. Zvecer
je mislil, da DO lahkoto razo-
del Nanicino nesreco; zdaj nj
mogel do besede. zavedal Sc je,
kako tezko DO novica zadela
mater. Rad bi j bill prihranil
trpljenje, ali ga vsaj odlozil.
Tudi okornega Sc je cutil. Ka-
ko maj govori materjo, in s.
0 sestri?
"Pojdi in poklici jo!"
"Mati!'
"Kaj me klices?"
Rad bi bill odprl usta in po-
vedal kar naravnost. Nekai ga
je dusilo V grlu. Pomislil je, ka-
ko bi zavil po ovinkih ma pogo
vor. Zopet je .preudaril, da je
najbolje, &c odlozi. Sledil je spo-
min ma vecerne besede, ko mu
je sestra namignila, maj razo-
aene materi resnico.
.Mati, ali veste. kaksna reva
je zabregarjeva Roza?"
"seveda vem. zakaj me to
vprasujes?"
Ozrla Sc je v sina in ga gle
dala zaeudeno. Andrej je poca-
kal, da je umaknila oei, nato je
izgovoril pridusenim glasom
"Nasa Nanica je tudi taxa
sirota."
Matt je zastrmela. Nj razu.
mela besedi in zveze S prejsnim
vprasanjem, a materinsko srce
| je zaslutilo, kaj hocejo poveda,
Iii. II.
'Kaj 81 rekel?' je dailnila '
Z Ii
strahu.
"Nasa Nanica je sirota. Vel
ne morem povedati. Mo vpra
sajte!" Odhitel je po vezi, cd
/ prl vrata ma vrtno stran tel
jih magic zaprl "a sabo.
4 ~ r 49, z ~
Minil .je cas-. Y kuhinji j
moloalo, pred hiso je molcalo
Ogenj je vzplapoloval ter gro
lszil v rdecih jezikih. Use tho
1kakor da Sc je ziylienje dveh bi
ltij pogreznilo.
Andrej je slonel Oh zidu il
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(Nadalj aljevanje)

V mladostni domisljlJl Je raz-
'pletal ter gradil pot, ma katerl
bi Sc dom izognil gorja. Zasa-
njal je, da bi Sc vrnil cas-, ko
nj bilo med MIN in stefanijo Sc
nobene vezi. Kako bi bila zdaj
vest hladna! Sramote bi ne bill
dozivel. Juri bi mu bill znanec
kakor so drugi. Nanico bi bilsob-
varoval. Tako je nj mogel. Sam
ie bill zapleten z Dragarjevimi.
-" 20, da bi ne bio te hise; da
bi bill mas dom drugje, tudi V
najtesnejsi grapi, zadevni str
MIMI - Cutil je, kako sta
gresila oba z Nanico. France je
rasel pred MIN kakor svetnik.
- "Vse je vedel naprej, vse je
alutil." - Dolznega Sc je cutil
pred bratom. Najbolj ga je skr-
bela in tezila sestrina usoda. =
''Kaj DO z revo? Sramota DO
padla nanjo in ma dom. Ne bo
vec dekle, ne DO zena." - PREF
nj nikdar mislil ma memo mia
dost. Zdaj jo je videl v duhu,
kako je bila lepa, neizkvarjena.
Primeril je Dragarjevi dekleti
k sestri in je spoznal, koliko
cistega bogastva je bio ma njej.
zbudila sc je bratovska lube
zen. Obozeval je Nanico, ka-
krsna je bila, preden je spo-
Eznala Feliksa; smilila Sc mu je
TAXA, kakrsna je bila sedaj
Stud do zapeljivca Sc je dvigal
v MEM. "Naso kri je prevaril in
ogol.jufal. Naso kri bo tidal"
zopet je zasanjal: 'Da bi mo.
gel priklicati cas!" Razum mu
/ je odgovoril: ''Prepozno!'
zjutraj je vstal pref kot oh
drugih dneh. V kuhinji je ma.
Sci mater, XII je netila ogenj.
Kako, da Nanica danes s.
nj vstala 2"
me VEN, matt
4 Ustavil Sc .je pri ognjiscu tel
4 Igledal V ogenj, ki je plamtel i
tresk in Sc oprijemal pollen. Bo
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gledal jutranjo temo. Vrata
so Sc slabotno odprla. Prika-
zala Sc je matt. Oprijemala Sc
je podboja.
"Andrej!"
Nj Sc odzval. W.. .-..
"Andrej, kaj 81 rekel? Po-
vejw s ...... a
"Nanica maj pove, JAZZ ne mo-
rem"
"Povej, Andrej!"
Sin je stopil ma prag, odtod v
vezo. Sci je S sklonjeno glavo.
Molee mu je sledila matt. Pri
wrath Nanicine sobe sta obsta-
la. Andrej je pritisnil ma klju-
ko, Sc uprl z roko in S kolenom
vrata so Sc odprla sama. Pri-
zgal je luc. Plamen je osvetil
stene. Matt in sin sta pogledala
ma posteljo. V razneseni odeji
je lezala Nanica, Sc oblecena.
Glavo je skrivala globoko v bla-
zine.
''Nanica!"
Mic glasu.
'Nanica!"
Andrej je pristopil ter hotel
dvigniti sestrino glavo. Takrat
Sc je oglasil il blazin tenek jok.
Telo je vztrepetalo.
Matt je tu! Nanica."
Jok je bill ko tanka ost.
''Tu sem, govori sedaj!" je
rekla trdo matt.
"Andrej! - Samo Francetu
ne!"
rs kom- - S Tonetom ?"
IS Feliksom," je odgovoril
zamolklo Andrej.
20 nicvrednica!" Pred ocmi
j je zaplesala luc, nato soba.
Skrusila Sc je in Sc sesedla ma
skrinjo.
Andrej Sc je ozrl po sobi. V
kotu je zagledal povezano culo
Njegova mis- Ell je ponovila
Exam lie pojdes, sirota!"
Materina ljubezen Sc je izlila
V ocitanje:
'Kaj 81 naredila? Moja hci je
taxa! Ubogi oce, uboga JAZZ"
Ko je stopil pred MO France
mu je povedala vso resnico. -
Nanica je eepela V zdicu; gla
vo je oslanjala ma pee. Zdiho.
vala je joku. Oh drugem zdi
Gu Je stala matt.
France je rohnel.
''In ii 81 sc vlacila MIN
nicvrednica, ko je njegov oce
pritiskal ma mas, ko mas je no
tel udusiti!'
"Preslepil me je; sladak j
bill; vse mi je obljubil," je hli
pala.
"Ti 81 mu verjela! Noceval;
81 z MIN, z gadom! In sedaj -
tie DO porocil?"
"Pravil mi je, da me ina rad
samo meme"
Dalje prihodnjic)
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tNaial ljevanje)

N&su<A0ajCS0skJVS
Letele so Sc ostre psice sem
in tia. Ko Sc je zaculo drdranje
voza, je stopila Helena k oknu
in uzrla ma vozu Rovana.
Poglejte, visokost, je zakli-
Gala, kako je smrtno bled. In.
yes .obvezan je! I'll ubogi re-
vez! :..s
V istem trenotku je ze stekla
il sobe in po stopnicah ma dvo-
risce. r.
- Gospod Rowan, ljubi 60
spospod Rowan, je vzdihnila,
prisedsi do vozicka in solze so
j zalile oci. Ali me Sc poznate?
Rowan je poeasi odprl oci in
hvalezen pogled je zadel mlado
grofico, XII je gladila njegove
kodre in Sc tako socutno skloni-
la k njemu.
- Kaj ne, da me poznate! je
veselo vzkliknila. o, sal bodete
ozdraveli! Mic ne skrbite! JAZZ
bonn vsak dan molila "a Vas! In
tudi obiskat Vas pridem, prav
gotovo. In opatu sem tudi ne
kaj gorkih povedala, da veste.
- Hvala, grofica, je komaj
slisno dihnil Rowan, grofica pa
Sc je premagana socutja sklo-
Mia k njemu in ga poljubila ma
cello.
Vozicek je pocasi :odrdral z
dvorisca in krenil ma pot proti
smreski grajscini. Vojvodinja
Virida, Xxi Sc yes cas- nj odmak-
Mia cd okna, dokler je Helena
govorila z Rovanom, Sc je zdaJ
obrnila in rekla opatu:
Opposite grofici njene be-
sede! Dekle jei razVajeno in Sc
ne INA pristojno vesti. Vidim,
da pri mem nj prave sole "a MO
in zato jo pri prvi priliki pos
ljem nazaj k ocetu.
Opat nj nicesar odgovoril, a
porogljWi njegov posmeh Je ra-
zodeval, da je uganil praVl
vzrok temu sklepu vojvodinje'
in spoznal, da je vojvodinjo ob-
sla ljubosumnost.
Vojvodinja in Helena sta no.
tell pocakati V samostanu, &c
Sc vrnejo grof Lamberg In nJe-
govi tovarisi, in cato Jim Je
opat odkazal posebno sobo. nc
jih je zapustil, je hudobne
smehljaje mrmral:
In vendar bonn JAZZ trlumfl'
raj, cetudi sta ODE V tega do
misljavega fanta zaljubllenl!
Voz Rovanom je oil re dostl
.blizu smreske grajscine, ko sta
mu prisla nasproti diva kmetsks
moza. Pozdravila sta voznika il
1 MIN izpregovorila nekaj be
sed, skrbno motrec ma vozu le'
zecega Rovana. Ko je voz IL
ginil "a ovinkom, sta jo udarils
ma stran in hitrih korakov slt
V gozd.. Pri nekem zaraslen
gricu ju je. pricakoval Malta
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stabni vodje armade in mornarice Zedinjenih dr.
zav Velike Brtanije zbran okrog konferencne mi
ze da napravo nacre, XII bodo prisilil nadaljni
umik nash soyraznikov. Oh koncu konferenc Quebe-
je naznano, ida voaske razprave nash vo-
dteljev bavile velikem obsegu vojni prot Japon-
ski"
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stOP PATOV
PRAPOR$CAK"
SPISAL FIR. RENEE
SPISAL FIR. RENEE

kateremu sta magic povedala,
kar sta videla. |
v tenn gricu je bila precej
globoka votlina, v kateri sta
Malta in pater Hugon S svo-
jimi jetniki cakala ma hlapca, Xxi
sta bila poslana pazit, &c pripe-
ljejo Rovana res ma smreski
gradic.
- Zdaj, gospodje, je dejal
Malta, pa re lahko greste ma
zaj v samostan.
- Ali je torej vas Rowan
prosf9 je veselo vprasal grof
Lamberg.
-.Da! Upam, da mi ne boste
zamerili, da sem vas toliko ca
sa zadrzeval. Pozdravite gospo-
da opata!
: - Kako pa ste? je vprasal
grof Lamberg. &c ne vem kdo
da ste, tndi opatu ne morem
povedati, kdo ga pozdravlja.
- Zdaj res nj vec treba, da
bi vam prikrival, kdo da sem,
je poredno dejal Malta. J a z
sem grajscak ma Hrvaskem, vi
tez Kozobradec, to pa so mojl
usluzbenci.
Malta je tako nesramnost-
jo lagal, da nobeden jetnikov nj
dvomil resnicnosti njegovih
hesedi. Razsli so Sc V prijatelj-
stvu. Grof Lamberg in njegovl
tovarisi so odsli proti Zaticni,
Malta pa jo je svojimi prija-
tel5i krenil ma Smreko.
Popoldne je Malta sedel "a
misljen V sobi, XII je bila pred
Rovanovo spalnico. zdravnik IL
Visnje gore je bill pri Rovanu
in Matijo je skrb belo, kaj da po-
rece zesravnik, boil prijatelj O.
kreval ali pa mu je sojena smrt.
IL njegovih misli ga je prebu-
dila dekla, XII je prisla po stop
micah in polglasno prepevala:
- 'Rada hi bila ticica .. "
- JAZZ pa macek, je zarencal
Matija, pa hi bilo nitro konec
tvojemu cviljenju.
- Bezi no, klada debela, Sc
je jezila dekla ma Matijo.
- JAZZ sem v casti in poste-
nju odebelil, je rekel Malta, lie
gle1j, da bodo ljudje tudi tebi
tako rekli, kadar postanes O.
krogla.
Dekla nj vec slisala besedi,
ker SO prlJezdlll ma grad grof
Lamberg in grofica Helena z
nekaterimi spremljevalci.
Malta Sc nj bill nikoli tako
presenecen, kakor sedaj, ko sta
grof Lamberg in njegova sestra
stala pred MIN. Kar verjeti nj
hotel svojim lastnim ocem.
- Kak slucaj! je vzkliknil
! grof Lamberg. Gospod vitez Ko-
zobradcc, - veseli me, da sva
Sc zopet srecala.
! Gospica Helena nj v prvem
hipu vedela, kaj maj pomenijc
tie besede. Ko pa je njen brat
stopil k Matiji, il je bilo tako.
vse jasno in udarila je smeh
Kar plesala je po sobi, tleskals
v roke, Sc smejala, da so il pri
Sic solze v oci in klicala vines
- @! On, vitez Kozobradec
Mas Malta = vitez Kozobra'
deci '
Matija je bill nekoliko osra
noeen in Sc bolj jezen sam ma
Sc.
Kaj plesete tu okrog, ka
kor svetopisemska Saloma pree
Herodezem, Sc je jezil ma Hele
mo. Kaj bi me morda tudi rad
lob glavo sprawl, kakor tist;
prrnetena Judinja sv. Janezs
Krstnika?
Helene pa Sc nj mic prijelo
Sem in TIA je svigala po sob
in brila nopce in vsaka drug;
beseda je bila .tvitez Kozobra
dec"
Tudi grof Lamberg Sc je src
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addition to the major units
there are innumerable sinai
Ter ones of great aggre-
gate Importance. Bubstant-
lal Negro contingents are to
be found in all arms and
services of the Army at
home, in all major Expedi-
tionary Forces abroad, and
IN almost all the technical
and sevice schools, military
and civilian, run by the
Army or under contract to
it. The role of the Negro
in civilian War Department
employment is also an inn
portant one. Statistics from
the field installations are
not available, but figures Of
the Departmental Admins
rratiye Services show that
of a total of 47,644 civilian
employees at the present
time, ., 500 are Negroes.
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w lIh a Buckeye
In Congress.
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M.s.A~ - c~asr@sa. - o. ss.~a.s

and vegetables. goes into CT
feet some time late III Eeb-
fuary on early m Mal.eil,
each individual will be per
m.tted to have on hand L
maximum of five cans Ni
food withop. pcnall ll'
all over five cans an ei2ill
point coupon will be detach
ed from the new point sys-
tenn ration book when it u
issued. Cans Of less than
eight ounces are not to be
included IN the total Of five
and the size Of the cans a.
bove the eight ounce limit
will make no difference.
So smart housekeepers
will held back their largest
cans OF purchased foods
The rationing order, how
ever. will not apply in any
way to home canned fruits
aud vegetables. as such are
net included and are not 20
be reported. Each and ev-
cry member Of the family
or household includ ng IN
FAINT children, are entitled
to receive ration book mum
hr two and to be credited
with up to five cans Of She
familN's food supply.
Food Admnistrat,s' Vic
lfard. War Man Power Com
missioner McNutt, and 9th
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(Continu.d from page -
year. The high was reached
in January when 1880 were
received. This compared
with $50 received In Dec,
a marked decline which
the division chief attrihut-
ed largely to the fact. that
many aged persons had
been able to get jobs be-
cause of the war emergen-
cy and thus were able to
provide for their own needs
Babb said that many aged
persons were replacing in
private industry younger
men who have been called
to the armed forces or TAX
en- into defense industries
He said higher earning ca
pacsty ldf responsible rela-
tives Of many potential ap-
plicants had also cut down
the number Of applications
NOur record in cutting
down pending applications
has come about because. of
the hard work Of our en-
plo~ees,' Chief Babb said.
"rhey have worked long
and faithfully, have, work
ed overtime and on holi-
days SO that the work OF
the division might not suf-
fer. We have lost many
employees to the armed
forces and to defense in
dustries and we have only
partially been able to re-
place them. But despite
the fact that we have suf
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dictment of Balt;n,cM.
They are, according to the
pamphlet, rather q warn
ing to the public Of what
The country faces unless a
more determined effort IS
made to coordinate and
,sps,ad, manpower place
ment. Where Can we Get
War Workers? is the 18TH
in a series of popular, fact
uai, ten-cent pamphlets pub
lished by the Public Affairs
Cosnmitteef 80 Rockefeller
Plaza, New York City.
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er high government officials
met in serious conclave
few days ago and decid-
ed that the way to solve the
farm labor shortage is to
cali for three and one-half
million volunteer farm
Wf .l.ers mon. women and
cn. isiten to 60 forth from
towns and cities into the
countryside to help the
trainers plant and harvest
their crops.
Last Thursday the Ohio
{ congressional delegation
presented to all Members
of the House a red carna-
ton. The favorde flower of
Oh:o's martyred President,
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he Body of
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ueep " hen jeremiah
wepI over the crooked and
perYerse generations OF To-
cal Palestine and when Je-
s1s Wept over Jerusalem
their outlook was upon
scenes and circ umstances
TAR more propitlous than
our own. Well might all
mankind Join IN the sad re-
fraln 20 wretched man
that am who shall de-
liver me from the body Of
this death ~
Race prejudice is the
death that is killing manS
kind anl deluging the world
in blood. For instance why
ii there such great solicl-
tude for China and SO little
for India 7 Why is there
such grave concern for the
fortunes of var and such
stub b orn opposition 70
negroes who Want to de-
eide these fortunes IN favor
of the allies Why n The
shuttle the foreign born sa-
hotollrs are embraced and
,orroes are elhowed
That vretched man
/ who cried for deliveranee
/ from the body of that death
IN 1 symbol II cur Wal
weary world
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der OF our enemies--the an
nounccment Of which came
as a result Of the confer
ence However, there has
been a mixed reaction oyer
the failure or inah' ity 1T
s t a j II Of Russia an d
Chang Kaishek Of China K
personally participate in
the conference. Future e.
vents will. of course decide
the place the African con-
ference will be given in his
tory.
Y X Y
When the rationing Of
canned foods. both fruits
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EDi I TORiAL-S

William Mckinley, III COM
rnemoration of the one hun
dredth anniversary Of his
birth. Congressman Car
son of Canton. who repre-.
sents the old Mckinley Dis
trict in the House, deliver
cd the principal address in
program honoring Ohio's
distinguished son, while
Democrats and Republi-
cans joined in short tributes
te the memory of President
Mckinley.
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Ihe North African meet
ing I'll President Roosevelt
and Prime Minister hafch
i'll, with their mtl,s.I., aud
naval stalls. has been one
Of the chief topics If dlsei's
sion around ol4aress. .anal
cloak rooms during the
past week. There is unani-
NOUS approval OF the oh,
iective--the bringing about
Of an unconditional surren-
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[ Continued from Page / J

Continues rom age
rain to save much of the
building The platform
IN the chapel was burned
and the library was dam
aged By water The read
ing room Of the library
was not damaged and it
will be possible for the IL
hi,afy 10 continue to func-
ton while repairs are made
to the building and while
books are cleaned and So
tar-as possible reclaimed.
The loss in books is ex-
peeted to exceed $50. 900.
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Policy Winner

Ricardo Weeks, AMP J
! Ii a-singin
Cause ma luck done
hanged.
Al ~ y'rythinp' $ been
arranged
Gonna buy me a drape
With q sixteen peg,
And a three piece suit
lo ina woman Meg.
Then all day
sunday i'll the cold or heat,
les ale an her gonna walk
he street
Yes sir
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fefed these loses our field
workers and clerical Stats
have established a splendid
record.
The Dayton forum. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1913-1949, 1943-02-05
MANPOWER

Continued from rag@ II
In any case, the facts are
not to be regarded as IN IN
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PROPOSALS !.

Miss1Uhsekk9a NJ S vi hsek9'6GT 6e rMp H2 P;ls PG
LuMgIA, WASHINGTON, b. C1Sepa @
sealed bids for completion Of certain IN nse ).
finished rooms. second fioor. west win. un ~
1S sISkaR aHRsaan1 al Mas;rAHRR%SY E1 2ss; AHRSYR ne
located located st 14th Street ana Michiean
receiyed r by said Commissioners at Room
!,ss., 0us, District Building, Washington, b. q.
4ntn IntLna 2.0o o'clock M. tEWT), August sa
is4S; ana then publicly opened and read
af aiond; ped The The Instructions 70 Bidders, Form
ncations and Forms Of Bid Bond siao
performance Bond, may be exanined snI
secured At the Once Of the Cher r,,erS
Gngineer Department. Room 4oT. Distrirf
Building. Not more than three fai ssts ts
VIII be furnished to any o1e senersi
contIactor, who must return same pronnnfIv
ana IN good condition. The Comnissinnsrs
Ieserve the right to waive any irlformalities
III , oI % reject any or all bids Each bidder
must oeposit with his bid security in An
~ cW9snt ts not less than five per centum f5S1
tn tne Ssoanaaltions provided in the Instructions
factor IN evaluatinR bids. (See parasranh
- q Instructions to Bidders.) Attention
oi bidders Is Particularly called tn the
requirements as to conditions ~ smn,cve
ment 20 be observed and miniYnum va.
retes to be paid under the contrart ~
14naun1er may withdraw his bid within thfrtv
S5Ug Gays after the actual date OF the
TTpctEams Tpstr,nst; Inereof. lSee Paragraph IA Of
NIFTY MtnMsIrrctlons ions 70 Bidders. 9. NJ. THOR
d. c., August "A, 1913. oS1onefs' D.
AuS, 4,16171a100
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OFFICIAL NOTICES

4 ro d D9RH : : 8; coNOvA. r. LIVING
to remedy condition existing On lot Sd3
square o4s. In violation Of law. consistins
pn,tian. accumulation t.c Of unclean papers,
on open lot; also an unlawful growth Of
Tsis Tseios or Iour Or more inches IN heirht
before the .o7th day OF AuTmst' ~ Ia4s a
Upon your failure SO to do the work vii
fs ps done @ ey the District authorities and
.ne cost thereof. with the cost OF this ad-
vertisement, will be taxed against the said
property J. r. YOUNG. c. w. KUTZ
u. ma MASON, Commissioners. b. G.
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OFFICES eoR REN1

LIE DRoTT BLDG. V00-s10 r ST. NV
Large, bright room: reasonable rent. Ap-
ply Room 10, $40 r st. NV.
l LARGE ROOM. IN MOST DESIRABLE
professional suite. 723 Southern bldg.
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FARMS FOR SALE.

FARMS FOR SALE.
EsTATE ,aaIs, aEAk q ssz ss5.
sea II
": ss. B;.s %sa|s.iss f.
Iss;ssls aS 4BWs szsSE zas 81 eS0
VIRGINIA Estate. NEAR LEEsBuRG-
n Tss be
neuse r.sys Scns o ssts s.e ed g.
920 Southern Bldg, MA. 1890. or in Lees
burg. Edwin =. Garrett Tel. 81.
Of rooms and bath. fireplace, full bsmt.
s sesas saashf S..sas au e s
SIDES @ AMPLE room .S ier hen Houses: % %ssrdsn,
s' 'ffs'd . win Il Ms si mss ffs@
~ :ss. iz sss1 Gi iss:.1.y Sun
BEAUTIFUL ESTATE MILES FROM p. c.
GO. land with modern home Of bedrooms.
excellent horse barn. Utility Shed. tenant
house, fine water system: fruit, stream. A.
Il Hsrs is Dss sSun'Ty ynS Fl
81; 1889; Sun. and eyes,, WI. $500 (Mr.
STOCK OR DAIRY FARM. ALBEMARLE
Co., Va; $50 acres; $4,000: on q COM
manding elevation, with grand view; To-
large lawn. huge oak trees. nne stream.
springs. barns and necessary outbuildings.
tenant house; garden. orchard; all In good
timber: located about Is miles from the
University OF Virginia. one Of the finest
farming and fruit sections; owner selling
on account of Ill health: good cash pay
ment required. Write to MAJOR E. C.
LANE. Doylesville. Va.
rs ACRES NEAR B. 4 o. r. r. IN MONT
Co Good Groom house with stoker on
furnace ideal farm for grazing, some tim
per, good stream; property well fenced.
RIPLEY. sH. 1889. sun. and ewes WI
$500 tMr Abbe)
FARMS AND ACREAGE.
JOHN BuRDoFT. Phone Ashton 3s4s.
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BUSINESS PRoPERTY For SALE.

1927 K ST. NV.
First-noor store available for owner.
Rental income from apts. and garage;
So4,b00. JEROME D. MURRAY. 1881 q
st. NV. RE. 2460.