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MODERN BRICK HOME.

. HOONIt, = bAI FS.
Owner leaving city, offers d very nice
brick home center-hall plan, in an excel
lent section of nearby Md, at a bargain
price. Includes 3 bedrooms. . baths, hv.
room with fireplace, dining room, modern
kitchen, gas aforementioned heat. at
tached garage, rear lot inCloSed by picket
fence Please call Mr.. Young, WO. 1916
FRANK s PHILLIPS DJ 1411
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LOVELY SETTING
STONE FRONT.

very imposing residence of 3 master
bedroom size with pa baths, den, recr:
room, 3 hreplaces and servants qtrs.. well
situated in a group of other fine homes.
Here is property that quickly reflects its
quality constrc. and equipment and will
provide home of excellent environment
Tor the entire family; S19,95O. r. P.
RIPLEY, SH. 1889: Sun. and ewes, WI.
4514, Mr.. Butterleld
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UNEXCELLED LOCATION.
For Doctors Home and Office
S3.750-TERMS

second floor, cellar; new condition Corner
lot blocks to bus. M. o. Jarvis, Unior
1926
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SIZ,ToU-CneVy Chase, D. c.
Located in a quiet square. a little west
OF Conn. ave, convenient to Alice Deal
tached. shingled and stucco; well arranged
st floor. living room with fireplace sun
room, dining room, kitchen and pantry
4 bedrms. and small inclosed porch on 2nd
floor; stairway TO attic with. rm., heated
attractive lot 70-ft frontage. trees. Shrubs,
etc; garage. Substantial cash payment
required. Immediate possession. This
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BARNARY WOODS

Bethesda. Md.-Beautiful Dutch Colonial
brick home: large homesite 6Ox1 80; newly
ing room modern kitchen. 2-car brick
garage. screened porch. Grammar. high
schools. shopping center 3 blks. Easy terms
Vacant. LESLIE D. MEASELL. WO. 1921
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2-FAMILY BRICK.

Farragut pl. NV. Each apt, rms, kit
bath. oil heat recreation rm. Conv. to
everything; almost new. Only S11 ,45O;
sTms ymIIp Sano GaIl ~ nI1c.,r Pm ruo,, TIC >,
Leo M. Bernstein g. Co., ME. $500.
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

ONCE and garage for cars or trucks;
adaptable for parking lot: just Of 14th St.
and Park I'd. Call Dill 4QQ5
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"ELLICOTT HILLS

ChENY CHASE, u. Z.
A Home With Walled-in Garden.
One of the latest homes built in this
restricted subdivision Just years ago.
Located about 3 blocks from Conn. ave.
and approached via Ellicott ST., 1t repre-.
sents the ultimate in plan and detail of
appointments The harmonious decorative
scheme in pastel shades throughout fur
rishes certain artistic touch---freauently
sought but seldom found. The living room,
dining room and the two larger bedrooms
overlook the garden. All 4 rooms have
southern exposure and each with picture
windows" A few features include master
bedroom with dressing room and private
bath--communicatng bath serves the other
2 bedrooms, first-aoor library with ad-
joining lavatory, breakfast room and pan
try. commodious ultramodern kitchen,
huge recreation room, unusually large and
many closets, maids room and bath. auto
matte air-conditioned heat: summer venti-
lating system, 2-car built-in garage; the
wslled-in garden is further enhanced by
9 rock rock garden Of rare plantings; Price
ming. call MR.. MANNIX, RA. 7717.
Thos. J. Fisher Co., Inc,
S3S 18th st. Exclusive Agent. DI $3.50
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ADAM A. wEscHLER & SON, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF Two-sToRY BRICK
DWELLING, NO. 1116 FIFTH STREET
NE, CONTAINING ROOMS, BATH,
EoT,WATER HEAT, WITH METAL
By virtue of deed of trust recorded in
Ltber No. 7712, folio 13, ct sea-, one of
the land records of the District of CO.
lumbia, and at the request of party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees will offer
for sale by public auction, in front of
premises, on WEDNESDAY, THE TWENTY
FOURTH DAY OF MAY, 1914, AT THREE
THIRTY O'CLOCK PM, the following
described property in the District OF
Columbia, to-wit: Lot 81, in Charles NJ
Corson's subdivision, in Square SO5, as
per plat recorded in the Office of the
surveyor for the District of Columbia in
Liber So, at folio 1873. improved as above
TERMS OF SALE: All cash A deposit
OF $500 required of purchaser at sale
Examination of title, conveyancing, re-
cordins, revenue stamps and notarial fees
at cost of purchaser. Terms to be- COM
piled with within thirty days from day
or sale, otherwise trustees reserve the
right 10 resell property at risk and cost
OF defaulting purchaser after five days
advertisement of such resale in some news
paper published in Washington. D. c., or
deposit may be forfeited. or without for
feitlng deposit trustees may avail them
selves of any legal or equitable rights
against defs ulting purchaser
CLARENCE E. KEFAUVER,
c. GAY HARREIL
WILLIAM E. POULTON
my13,16, 6,l9,22,24 Trustees
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BETHESDA BUNGALOW.

TII,TnW-BttIJh,
Near Naval Hospital and Wis.-Prac-
tically new, rooms, tile bath, shower,
gas h,-w h., lavatory in basement, attic
roughed in for rooms; cement porch; .
bedrooms, living room dining room kitch
en- and lovely wood-burning fireplace. de-
tached garage, nice lot, shrubbery. flowers
and Victory garden. Call EN-. 1890 until
3 pm. F. A. TWEED CO, 55O4 Conn ave.
Squares From Grant Circle.
A Colonial 2-story brick residence AR
RANGED FOR 2 FAMILIES; . stoves >
elec. refgrs., front and rear porches, h.
h. metal gar; in one of the most conv.
sections of Petworth, near St. Gabriers
Church and School, and quick tranSp.
Priced at only $4,000. Phone Mr.. Ray,
SHANNON g. JJICHS co
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LOTS FOR SALE.

CORNER LOT, level, h0x140; / mile south
Of Alexandria, Va. TR. 075S. -
LARGE WOODED LOT IN FOREST HILLS
This attractive lot has frontage OF
100 feet and depth of las with total
area Of 1900 square feet. This Is good
time to buy ground for building after the
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC.
Est. 1887.
DI. 1915 Realtor 1919 K st NV
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Opposite Columbia Golf Club
Chevy Chase, Md.

A well-designed center hall brick slate
roof, on a large corner lot amidst a set
ting OF lovely Shrubbery. Spacious living
room with bay windows, large porch with
splendid outlook, bright dining room and
rOomy kitchen. There are 8 excellent bed
rooms, = baths. large attic, 2-car garage;
an appealing property. Reasonably priced
Phone JAMES E. SCHWAB, 1922 Conn
I ave, OR. $500; after 8 pm, WO laos
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FACING ROCK CREEK PIX

Beauty and charm is paramount in this
lovely home, irst floor contains living room
with fireplace, dining room, kitchen, break
last NOOK, library, powder room and
ond floor has 3 bedrooms. = colored tiled
baths. sun deck of master bedroom, stair
maids room and bath. attached garage;
on large lot with beautiful shrubbery:
quick possession can be had. Call daily or
sunday.
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Near North Capitol st.

Brick home. 10 rooms, . baths. oil
heat. open fireplace. electric refrigerator
Price, Sl0,500; terms, 81 500 cash.
REALTY ASSOCIATES INC,
FIX 400 ITNTII a p NJ
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MT. PLEASANT

Brick, 30 IT. wide; ) bedrooms, > baths;
new Oil burner, 2-car brick garage A
well-constructed home. Priced at Sl2,75O
to settle an estate
REALTY ASSOCIATES INC,
EX 800 ITNTIT q p Nj
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CAPITAL VIEW REALTY co.
LYNHAVEN RESALE.

Situated on a knoll with a view for
miles, 2-story brick. 5 rms tile ba III,
basement automatic heat, fenced rear
yard. In new-houSe condition Immedi-
ate possession Price only S6 $50: terms.
Call Mr.. Ivey. TIE $500; ewes. AID. sGSs,
J WESLEY BUCHANAN
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NEAR CATHOLIC UNIV,

a36i Perry pl, n.e.-Splendid Groom and
and shower in basement: ali po assessments lsHn3t
paid for. I am the owner and am forced
/ TO sell due to i'll health. Inspect, to
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BRIGHTWOOD.

7,500-Semidetached brick near Pit-
tenhouSe St, . rooms, bath, h-Wh cleo
tricity. electric refrigerator; garage Prem
iseS are in excellent condition. May be
purchased for investment only. Ewes,
l.. T. GRAVATTE,
20 18th ST. Realtor Ma 0153.
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Near Dupont Circle.

Near Dupont Circle.
Completely Furnished.
A substantial home property within ia
blocks OF Dupont Circle. Ideal as room
ing house, 3 stories and basement LIST
floor, rooms and bath; End floor. 8
rooms and bath; 3rd floor, rooms and
bath and extra shower; basement, 2 rooms
and bath. Entire, property in nice condi-
tion;. automatic furnace. Price, $4,000:
Immediate possession. This evening call
MR., CONDIT, OR. 2121.
THos. J. FISHER & CO.. INC.
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montgomery COunty-Sacrlfice.
9-rm. frame house; elec, bath; > bank
barns, other outbuildings: streams, springs:
priced TO sell to lst buyer. j. LETTON
MARTIN. AID 67S9
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st. AIMS Church.
DETACHED BRICK

Finely located in Cleveland Park section
between Conn. and Wis. aves.; this splen-
did center-hall Colonial with large living
room, 3 bedrooms and . baths plus addi-
tional room over Sunroom; 2-car garage;
excellent attic, screened side porch; wide
lot, rare opportunity. To inspect, call
JAMES E. SCHWAB, 5522 Conn. ave, OR
InSllO after N M0
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Drive out Lee Hwy or Lee Blvd. to
Fairfax Circle (at Howard Johnson'sl !;
continue on dual road to first intersec-
ton; ton turn right to sign on left. FAIRFAX
at Falls Church 2O3t-J for free trip any
day or early evening Nt is daylight now
till pmD. Open every day. 3 to s
pm. and all day Sunday. Bring $40
denOSit
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WOODSIDE PARK,
DESIRABLE HOMESITES

VICTORY GARDENS.
Lots and acreage. WOODLAND and Broad
view subs, route 5. Prince Georges Co..
Md. miles from D. c., is minutes from
Navy Yard Some wooded sites, fine gar
den soil: now is the time to start your
garden. Large lots, easy terms; buy now,
build after the war. Cali for car to in
SDect.
N. C. HINES & SONS,
DI. 1889. Investment Bldg.
Evenings, Call Mr.. Davis, EN-. 1911
FOR COLORED-TAKOMA PARK-lO0x
300, feet. corner, big trees. all utilities
available: to settle estate: offer wanted
CT
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK.
4 Bedrooms, 10 BathS-S13. 500.

Beautiful brick home. immaculate con
dttion, large living dining rooms; de luxe
kitchen. large porch. built-in garage auto
matte heat. Your inspection invited
LESLIE D MEASEIL- MO AnoI
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CHEVY CHASE. D. c.

In section of fine new homes, Just a
block to the Park. an almost new center
hall brick home, on a wooded lot. rooms
on the lst floor. 3 rooms and baths on
the 2nd hoor. Ruilt-in garage. Excellent
construction An outstanding value
EDWIN L. TAYLOR.
Hill Bldg EN- $500
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OFFICES WANTED.

2. or 4 OFFICES, furn. or unfurn-. in
downtown business office section; lease or
suitcase; immediate occupancy; highest
ref. Phone EX. 1908,
CERTIFIED PUBLIC ACCOUNTANT de-
sires office, furn. or unfurn., with secre-
tarial service. Box 7-H. Star
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CHEVY CHASE MD

CHEVY CHASE, MD,
DE RUSSY PARKWAY-ONLY Sl75O0.
Center-han brick Colonial home. 8 rms.
baths, large living room fireplace; din
ing room, kitchen. screened porch. den or
music room 17x19 master bedroom and
bath, sundeck. 2 other. bedrooms, and
bath, maids room and lavatory, INV h.
2-car garage; convenient to schools, stores
and transportation.
L. G. WHITE, Exclusive Agent,
7715 Wisconsin Ave WI. 1900, 49,
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NEAR WARDMAN PARK.

Detached red brick center hall; 12
living room 16x2S, large dining room,
sunroom, breakfast room; Z bedGoom5, p
car garage; insulated; $4,000. Mr..
shackelford, Ma $500: evenings and
BOSS g. PHELPS,
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY FOR RENT

GLENN DALE, MD, 15-minute ride on Pa.
lot Sac mo- rs see Mr. saH Thornberrg n a~ sptnF
| field, 5. r. 2 a, SIS; not modern Nr.
Marshall Hall. 5-r new bun, u a, on
hwy, S22 so. Seaside, on cliff. bav. $40;
latter for sale trade, open for offer. Also
| Lanham PIX, . Bowie. reduced N. f,
RyOn Co. GE kl4k
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FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. 1411
Beautiful Detached Brick,

In Lyon Village Va.--Modern corner home
NH TmE a.TH and baths ONE BEDROOM
in every detail rec. rm. and servant S
quarters in basement: sun deck. auto
h.-w.h.; slate roof. elec. refgr storas 2
attic. Gear gar Phone Mr.. Terms. with
SHANNON & IUCHS co
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Near BrightWood School.

Red brick. 20-ft modern row home; .
fun baths 3 bedrooms, sleeping porch.
sun deck, second floor, hall, front and rear
porches, 2 hreplaces, recreation room, built
IN garage, oil heat. Call Mr Lyon, EN-
1870 with THOMAS l. PHIIIIPS)
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1908 H st NV. Ma "345.
BRADLEY BLVD SECTION

This house has unusual charm, both out :
side and inside. and Is on Ia acres of
ground. Besides very large living room
there is a dining room breakfast room
kitchen psneled den, bedroom and bath
on first floor second floor has 3 large
bedrooms teach with It's own BATH; ade-
quate servants quarters are over The ga
rage Houses like this do not come on the
market very often. Call Mrs. SChleSlnser
z NJ ERY INC WI lEs1
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LEGAL NOTICES.

MILTON NJ. BURKE, Attorney for PLAINTIFF
Woodward Building.
Filed May -, 1914
Charles E Stewart Clerk
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Silver SDring BunpaIOW

O11ECI OE51 lIlS buIISdIOW.
ALL BRICK, rooms, fireplace. porch
gas heat; large wooded lot: washing ma
chine; near bus and shopping. Price
SS,950; S3,500 cash required
A. J. KESSINGER,
S644 ColeSyille Rd SH 45A4
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SMALL, FARMS

25 minutes downtown. Good road
water mains and electricity-a nearby
farm with city improvements. Plenty OF
room for garden, fruits, vegetables, chick
ems, etc Near Fairfax High School and
Lee Highway. Two bus lines. Car not
necessary. Price 1890.
CEl DOWN Q1A NHnNInI
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LEADERS SUFFER
IN STOCK MARKET
Bv VICTOR EUBANK

NEW YORK, Sept. S.-R-The
stock market today concluded its
worst week since late July with
selective recoveries in evidence
but with many leaders on the Off
side fractions to a point or more.
Saturday sessions were resumed
after three weekend holidays and
customers who appeared in board
rooms continued to exhibit high
degree OF caution. There was a
little bidding based on the belief
the recent retreat had been over
done. Some last minute short COW
ering enabled a few issues to con-
vert minus into plus signs. De-
clines, however, were in the ma
jority at the close. Volume was
one Of the smallest Of the year to
date.
The direction was downward
Tuesday, after the labor day re.
cess, as the wide sweep Of the Al
lies in Europe confirmed the belief
the collapse OF the NazlS was ap-
preaching. This revived thinking
that transition troubles on til e
home front might accompany a
quick peace. Selling became ur.
gent Wednesday and the list SUI.
tered its sharpest break since last
November 8 on turnover Of l..
470, 260 shares. Liquidation persist
ed Thursday but support developed
and trends were pretty well bal.
anced Friday on appreciably tap
ering activity.
The Associate Press 90 stock
average was off Il Of point at
$50 in the brief proceedings and
on the week showed a net loss Of
1.8 points, biggest setback since
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the week ending July ~. The 2
hour aggregate Of 275,690 shares
was a low since July %. It COM.
pared with 374,470 in the previous
Aug. IL Saturday. s:,
OF GA issues registering, a mini,
mum since May -, 264 were down
IN up and 203 unchanged. =
Prominent On the offside today
were u. S. steel, Southern Pacific.
American Telephone, Montgomery
Ward, Westinghouse, Warner Bros,
Du Pont and General Electric.
Chrysler wiped out loss at the
finish and emerged with point
advance. Douglas Aircraft did the
same, closing up l IA. Minor irn-.
provement was held by General
Motors, Standard Oil (N.JO, Allied
Chemical, Goodrich and ]. c. Pen:
ney. te
Bonds did nothing much either
way. At Chicago grains steadied
after tumbling the limit on We'd
nesday. In the final session wheat
was up 3-8 to off / 81 of a cent
a bushel. Cotton was Is to As cents
d bale in arrears.
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1so.-Legal
180.-Legal
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA
COUNTY OF NEW HANOVER
MIRIAM WHITENER HUMPHREYS
W..
10, ODELL HUMPHREYS
m THE SUPERIOR COURT

NOTICE
The defendant above named will take
notice that action entitled as above has
been commenced in the Superior Court
of New Hanover County, State Of North
Carolina, to obtain an absolute divorce
against the defendant on the grounds OF
two years separation; and that the said
defendant will further take notice that
he is required to appear before the
Clerk Of the Superior Court Of New
Hanover County, North Carolina, at his
office in the City Of Wilmington. in the
above State, on or before the 28th day
Of September, 1874. to answer or de-
muir to the complaint in said action Of
the plaintiff now on HE in the office
of the said County for the relief de.
manded in said complaint.
This the 2sth day Of August, 1914.
LOU J. WARD
Asst Clerk Of Superior Court
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SPOT COTTON

SPOT COTTON
NEW ORLEANS, Sept. e.-R-
Spot cotton closed steady so cents
a bale lower. Sales $500; low mid
ding 17.72; middling 21.12; good
middling 21.52. Receipts 1.302.
Stocks 298,848.
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CHICAGO BUTTER, EGGS
CHICAGO, Sept. 9.-(P)- Butter
noninally unchanged, receipts 272..
622. Eggs, receipts 6,638.
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BooKKEEPER WANTED: EXPERIENCE
ed. Apply Fashion Center. lis North
| Front st.
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90-He1p Wanted-Female

SALESLADY WANTED IN COAT AND
suit department. Steady position, high
salary paid. Only experienced need ap-
ply. Crawford's.
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WANTED: TWO coLoRED WOMEN OR
man and wife to leave city as cook
and nurse. Maid or butler. Excellent
wages and living accommodations;
Phone Wrightsvi1le 1858.
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WANTED AN EXPERIENCED ALTERA-
ton lady for steady position and good
salary in dress shop. lnexperienced
News. c. H.
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SETTLED coLoRED WOMAN TO KEEP
house and care for children while moth
er works. Apply 619 Grace st.
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ne WANTED. ORION BARBER
sARBth,35s 10 North Front Street.
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u,,n Wanted-Male
WELL, ESTABLISHED

-rDrD DRUGGIST WANTED.
sEGlSl hNi aver twenty years and under
must De hard work and good pay.
eighty: mug Store. 5th and Castle SITS.
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WANTED COUNTER GIRLS roR
Isl AND End SHIFTS. APPLY
IN PERSON. SHIPYARD CAFE
TERRA.
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WHITE WOMAN FOR SANDWICH AND
salad work. Apply High School Cafe
terra, 10 A. NJ, Monday.
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WANTED: LATE MODEL USED CAR
from private owner Cash. Dial 2-2835,
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EXPERIENCED MAID-HEALTH CERT1
ficate required. No Sunday work. Appl,
223 N. 7th.
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WANTED SEVERAL COUNTER
GIRLS. IDEAL GRILL. NO. 4TH
ST: AT CITY Who'll ESALE
MARKET.
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90-Help Wanted-Female

GIRL WANTED TO WORK m NEW
; ! York City apartment. 5000 per month
win room and board. Apartment con-
sists of four rooms, Write Mr.. E,vok
ESQ =. 161st ST., Bronx. N. Y.
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FOR SALE, $50 CHICKENS WEIGHING
from IL ID. to lbs. Reds, Rocks,
Leghorns. Shipyard Service Station.
F. H. Grant.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-05-01
JUNEAU MINISTER'S
 SISTER SOCIETY ED.
 ON COLLEGE PAPER


 Becky Matthews. sister of the Rev. w. H. Matthews, Jr., of the Methodist Church in Juneau, is so- ciety editor of the Temple Univer- sity News, published three times 8 week during the college year
 In the edition of March 9, Miss Matthews, besides the society col umn, had three other articles, straight news on pep rally in honor of the basketball team; and two features, one on the use of the bronchoscope, an interview with pr. Chevalier Jackson, younger of the father-team that has made Temple University Hospital fam ous.
 Miss Matthews will be graduated from the School of Journalism next month.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-05-01
EtheI Roberts and a 3 I. Sgt. Paul Bayou
 Married Saturday

Ethel Roberts of Klawock and TlSgt. Paul Bayou of Kodiak, were united in marriage at a simple cere-. mony held in the Memorial Pres byterian Church, Saturday evening The. service was read by the Rev s Walter A. Soboleff, and attended by many friends of the couple.
 The bride was dressed in a pale blue suit and matching hat and, her flowers were gardenias. Miss, Adelia Isaacs, bridesmaid, wore a, suit of medium blue and a corsage of carnations.
 Victor Olsen was attendant for, the groom ts,
 TlSgt. Bayou will return to his, post in the Aleutians within a few days and his bride will remain in Juneau, where she is connected with the Bureau of Indian Affairs.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-05-01
Naval Award IsReeeivedhy
 Col. Castner

HEADQUARTERS, ALAS KAN DEPARTMENT-Col Lawrence " Castner of 1860 Euclid Avenue) Oakland Calf, received a Navy award of the Legion of Merit re- gently for performance of outstand- ing service as Deputy Chief, of Staff of joint ArmyNavy staff during the Attu operation and as military advisor to the Comman- der of the North Pacific force dur ing the planning phase of the Kiska operation.
 Presentation of the award, which was accompanied by citation from Admiral Chester w. Nimitz, Com mander of the Pacific Fleet, was made by It. Gen. Simon Bolivar Buckner, Jr., Alaskan Department Commander, on whose staff Col. Castner formerly served as intelli- gence officer. The presentation, attended by high Alaska Depart ment officers, was followed by a dinner in Col Cashiers honor. "Col. Csstner was of great assist ance in his duties both as to the varied and necessary military in formation which he supplied, and as to his expert knowledge of Aleu- tion terrain and weather" the cita- tion from Admiral Nimitz said
 He exhibited outstanding char acteristics of intelligence, diplomacy, tact, military knowledge, and plan ming ability. He was constanr source of advice and counsel. His conduct throughout was in keeping with the highest traditions of the United States Military and Naval services"
 Organizer of the Alaska Scout Combat Intelligence platoon, Col. Castner has also been awarded the Distinguished Service Medal for the part he played in clearing the Jap anese from the Aleutians.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1944-05-01
HOT CARGO OF HALIBUT SOLD
 AT KET(HIKAN

Twenty thousand pounds of hali- but, described by fish buyers as hot cargo" in view of; the tie-up over OPA prices, has been sold at Ketchi- kan, according to J. Steele Culbert- son, Special Assistant to the Co., ordinator of Fisheries
 The catch amounted to $3.700 and of this, one-third was paid the crew of the halibuter Rainier, the balance going to the American Red Gross.
 The transaction was handled by Game Agent Dan Ralston at Ret chikan and Lysle Anderson, in charge of the fisheries laboratory there, through mutual agreement with the boat owners, fishing union and the Ketchikan Cold Storage. The catch was sold, according to Culbertson, to prevent spoilage and waste.