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Evening star., 1944-10-16
LEGAL NOTICES.
GEORGE C. GERTMAN. Attorney,
American Security Building.
Filed Oct. 13, 1914. Charles e. Stewart
Clerk

Filed Oct. 1a, 1874. Charles e. Stewart,
DISTRICT couRT OF THE UNITED
(. Clinton JAMES, Trustee. et al. Plain
is ys he Fl p Ynknpws ESTs H1Dss snd
6s1sRs.p5f 81 Aas5Sp NJ
object Of this action Is to obtain a judg-
ment for the final administration and
settlement. of the trust estate OF Philip
Stewart, deceased. and partition by sale
seized Upon m2sion ss,a 81 ef the p!sintiiIs; 1
A.D. 1914. ORDERED that the defendants,
Ernest Stewart, Georgia Atkins, Lucille
Atkins, Charles Stewart and Anna Stewart,
cause their appearance to be entered
ciusiys, Of Sur SUNDAYS Ia. and LEGAL holiday
licstion hereof, otherwise this action s viii viii
case OF default and that the defendants
the unknown heirs, alienees and devisees
Iof said Georgia Atkins. Lucille. Atkins
Char, Is Stewart and Anna Stewart, il they
be de. d, and Of Philip Stewart and Susan
y, stewart Kinx. cause their appearance
rule day. occurring. one. month after the
day Of the first publication hereof, other
wise this action will be proceeded with
against them as in case of default; pro-
vided 2 copy hereof be published once Z
week for three successive weeks In thu
ssnips lnn p. stat cnssr % pS ether pYbc.
cause shown. ts.) DAVID A. PINE Jus.
tice; Sseal A true copy. Test. CHARLE Is
ks, SfEMART. Clerk. By EMMA e. SIMP-
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Uncle Rays Corner

People OF the United Nations speak
of Greece in a friendly way, but we
do not think of 1t as leading coun-
try of the present-day world. Yet
there was a time when Greece led
all nations in progress. That was
more than 1000 years ago. In the
time Of Socrates Greece held the
place of Egypt as first In civiliza-
ton among all countries.
Greece kept the lead for some
thing like 300 years. During that
period 1t was first in the arts Of
building, painting and sculpture.
1t also led in philosophy" or what
we may speak Of as "the art Of
thinking"
| Many objects remain which give
us facts about the everyday life
of the ancient Greeks. For exam
pie, we have found several "rhytons"
which they used, at times, for drink
ing liquids. These were made Of
clay, but were roughly in the shape
of animal horns.
The rhytons, or drinking horns,
Of the Greeks were hollow. They
would hold liquids, but each Of
them had small opening at the
lower end. A person was supposed
to let the liquid drop through the
opening into his mouth!
The lower end of a Greek drink
ing horn was shaped like the head
of woman, a god, goddess, a
furry animal or a bird. The hole
for the liquid passed through the
mouth of this ornament.
1t seems queer to us that people
ever drank from such things, but
let us not suppose that the Greeks
had no other utensils for the pur-
pose. They also drank from clay
cups and bowls, and from goblets.
At the family dinner table there
was a sofa, or couch, for the mas
ter Of the house. Resting on his
left elbow, or his back, he would
lie there while eating the meal.
His wife would take seat at the
foot Of the sofa. and the children
would sit on chairs or stools.
The Greeks ate most Of the
meats which are common today.
They had beef, veal and pork. and
also ate the flesh of geese and quails.
Sometimes they were served with
small birds such as pigeons and
thrushes. Fish was very usual
item on their tables.
Spoons were used at meals by
the Greeks, but there were no forks,
and seldom did any one use a knife
while eating. Meats were cut up
before being placed on the low
tables. All the family had the GUS
tom of handling food with the fin
gers.
A servant passed bowl of water
around before the meal and at its
close. This was done so the per-
sons eating could rinse their hands.
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HOUSE TRAIIERs

TRAVEL COACH. 21-foot. sleeps q; new
vacuum brakes: 5000. MRS. j. HAZEN,
asSb as35 GEORGETOWN I'd, Bethesda. Md. WI,
WnsHNcroN ysos TRAILER b..,,u.,,.r
New tandem-wheel Schultz on display; also
3-room Trayelos and Americans. many used
"a mos financing plans. Cali us today for
appra rafsal. Repairs and all types Of service
york; We have Barnes. International and
Duo Therm heaters In stock. AMERICAN
WiscOnsin ave; Wo ssss; '0
good used models Cash for your trailer
RICHTER TRAILER SALES. Route /. Ber.
wvn. Md. Tel. Berwyn As
SCHULZ. with toilet. gasoline stove, oil
heater, prewar tires, all in excellent condi-
ton; $1,000. 1923 Packard 12O sedan,
$40 Both for $3.50. CAPT. sTocKETT.
3-Star Trailer Camp, next to outdoor thea
KOzY CLUB DE LUKE, ia41, % IT. with
extras, excellent condition, new prewar
tires, electric brake; H. L. APPLE. Ma
tional Trailer Court, Berwyn, Md
CONTINENTAL AND INDIAN, new: terms:
trade. A modern trailer village HILLSIDE
Sc, Hillside Md
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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

FUTURE HOME SITE, 3Ia acres, fronting
700 1T. on hard-surfaced road. near Sea-
brook, Md: original growth timber. saw
mill near; by owner: price. $1,000: terms
CoLEsViLLE1e miles eifn from the District
line, acres, close to Colesville pike;
price, 81 $50. ia. 4S4s, AVON SHOCKEY,
FAIRFAX COUNTY-3 acres and 5-room
house, shade and fruit trees. high location;
no electric. no plumbing, but only S4, 600
10 ACRES choice land at Wheaton, Md
Long frontage on Ga. ave; perfect for sub
dividing; $4,000 on terms E. S. PRICE &
CO, 1910 VT ave. NV. ME- 1850, 81. 1929
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DISTRICT COITRT nE TTJr TrNrTrT,
BERTRAND BERNATH. Attorney.
$50 National Press Bldg. ME-. 26OO
Filed Oct. 13, 1914. Charles r. Stewart

IN THE p1srR1Gcf Clerk COURT Of TIVE
United States for the District of Col
nmbia.-IN RE: Application of Issie Ruben
Beekerman, jeanette Beckerman Iris Beck
Beckerman. for change of name-Civil
Action; No. 2623l.-ISsie Ruben Becker
by her next friend. Issie Ruben Becker
man, having filed complaint for a judg-
ment changing their names to Jack Allyn.
Jeanette Allyn and Iris Allyn and having
applied to. the Court for an order Of pub
lieation OF the notice REQUIRED by Law in
day of october, 1914, ORDERED that ali
persons concerned show cause, If any there
Pc on or before the 18th day. of Novem-
plant should not be granted: Provided,
That copy Of this order be published once
said day in The Evening Star and the
Washington Law Reporter. tS) DAVID
4; PINE, Justice. tSeaD A true copy. Test:
CHARLES =. STEWART, Clerk BY EMMA
c. SIMPSON, Deputy Clerk ocl6 23,30
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oUT-oE-ToWN REAL ESTATE.

YOUR VACATION HOME NOVA snug
harbor to retire to. We offer an additional
number of fertile home sites of from l to
acres on the Gulf Coast of Florida, a fish,
at S3S5 per tract; some home sites have
actual water frontage, and all front a
hard-surfaced road and have electricity.
month; immediate possession. No heat ting
or tax problems and wonderful all-year
phpDe Or WTe to A F.
with J. WESLEY BUCHANAN, 1882 K
kt ME- 1142
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GEORGE J. BADEN, Attorney,
All 9th st. NV, wash, ID. C.
Filed Oct. 13. 1914, Charles =. Stewart,

United States for the District Of Colum
bia;-In Re Application Of Douglas Ken
meth Platt for Change Of Name. Civil Ac-
ton No. 26245.-Douglas Kenneth Platt
having filed q complaint for a Judgment
changing his. name to Douglas Kenneth
Watson and having applied TO the Court
required by law in such cases, 1t is. BY the
Court, this 18th day of October, 1914
Ordered that all persons concerned show
cause, II any there be. on or before the
18th day of November, 1874. why the
prayers Of said omplaint should not bt
granted: Provided, That copy Of this or
consecutive weeks before said day In Eve.
ming Star and The Washington Law Re.
porter. Isl DAVID A. PINE, Justice
Seal A True Copy. Test: CHARLES E
STEWART. Clerk, BY EMMA c. SIMPSON
Deputy Clerk oc18.2330
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PROPOSALS..

FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY. Public Build
Oct. II, 1944.-Sealed bids in duplicate
will be publicly opened in this ONCE at 1
In the Longfellow Building, 1901 Connec-
ticut avenue, Washington. d. C. Drawings
and specifca tions may be obtained at this
ONCE in the discretion of the Commissioner
Of Public Buildings, w E. REYNOLDS,
Commissionersof Public Buildings. Federal
Works Agency
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AUTO LOANS.

WE FINANCE individuals buying car.
from private parties or dealers EQUI.
TABLE CREDIT Co. corner 18th ant
and H sts. ne. FR. 1900 1900. iAef i''i
AUTOMOBILE LOANS without indorsers
We do not check with employers or use un.
Car does not have to be paid for in order
to obtain money. NOLAN FINANCE co.
llO2 New York ave. NV. (Greyhound Bus
TermInaD. RE. 1900. Open It'll 9 pm. 81
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Take Ny Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Words to Watch.

An itinerary Is an outline of q
proposed journey. Why the COM
monty heard "eye-TIN-er-ee" is
incorrect will be seen at once by
dividing the word into syllables,
thus: itinerary. Be sure to say:
eye-TTN-er r-air-ee.
Futile should never rhyme with
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il Dodse De luxe sedans t2). nuid drive.

r. and
AZ Plymouth de luxe sedan. heater.
'42 Chevrolet Aerosedan, T.. and h.
AZ Clds. club coupe, small 9. hyd.
Al Buick special sedan.
40 Buick super sedan. r. and b.
40 Buick super club coupe. +. and h.
'39 Buick special sedan, r. and h.
Al Buick roadmaster sedan: r. and h.
Al Ford 5-pass. coupe; heater.
30 Chrysler Royal sedan, E. and h.
Al Olds sedanette. hyd., r. and h.
Al Lincoln Zephyr sedan, cd. r. and h
4 Studebaker Champion sedan, r. and h
Al Chevrolet special de luxe club coupe
r. anC h.
80 Pontiac sedan. =. and h.
Corvertibles:
40 Mercury conv, sedan, r. and h.
40 Chrysler Windsor conv. cpe.. r. and b.
Al Mercury conv. coupe, r. and h.
Many others in stock.
HYATTSVILLE BUICK CO., WA. 4111
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FARMS FOR SALT.

SMALL ESTATE about 10 miles into Mont
room size. fireplace, h-w. heat. side porch
overlooking 8 lazy acres; highway location
An excellent b-year-old property advertised
!sun; and ewes. wi, $500. Mr. Abbe). 80
FARM OF rs acres in
central Mont, Co., Md. AS modern &
bedroom home as you'll fnd downtown;
good outbldgs. and fences, profitable high
way frontage; "A bldgs. of all kinds on the
property, including turkey pens. etc. II
you're serious about finding q real farm
look into this one by all means. r. p
RIPLEY. LEY SH. 1889; tSun. and ewes, WI
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J. ROBERT ESHER, Attorney,
Columbian Building.
Filed Sept. 20, 1914.

~, ,GHAHLES Z. STEWART, Clerk.
Sa.sa ssfsss f. 5he sooN 6ssNEs 0f f.a
tiff,, VS.. ARTHUR JAMES NOONAN. De
fendant-No, c. A.. .25,72s.-The object
OF this suit Is to obtain an absolute d.
motion of the plaintiff, 1t is this 2sth
day OF September, 1914. ordered that the
defendant, Arthur James Noonan, cause
ms appearapce to be entered herein on
SUNDAYS and legal holidays, occurring after
the day OF the first publication OF this
order, otherwise the cause will be pro-
ceeded with as in case Of default. Pro-
o1aea, on copy OF this order be published
the Washington. Law Reporter. and The
Evening Star before said day. (s) DANIEL
W. O'DONOGHUE, Justice. (seall At
Iss1; :, 1. GaA GGaARLES = STEWART. Clerk, By
DISTRICT 3; =: coGRT HsNEndi 6r A'5ssPsy 4EE
Holding Probate @ coIrsmNo s.fS q "a Gpm1ia l5i ad.
ministration. This Is to Give Notice: That
the subscriber. of the District Of Columbis
The i, 13IstTies : q celumbia Letters y As.
Shotwell, late Of the District Of Columbia
deceased. All persons having claim,
sgainst the deceased are hereby warned
thereof, legally authenticated 10 the sub
tember, AID. 1915; otherwise they may
by law be excluded from all benefit Of
ssd ssh sssse dss Of ysn snd s4 ~ 9d h
Attest: THOMAS G G. scAILEY. peputs &
Register Of Wills for the District of Co
lumniac CLERK Of the Probate Court.
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TIRE RECAPPING, S-hour service. by ap-
pointment. Leave your car am, pick it
UP at 5 pm. Finest-grade materials used.
Expert workmanship by experienced re-
Ample parking facilities. PALDER
HANNA, 4718 R. I. ave, Hyattsville,. UN
aGck S9a Tlfs f. TSAE hTS AAsnEiGRn 9K ogi f
new; 12x7 it.. l t. capacity. removable
stake rack; prewar; little used. 16x6O0
tires; fully equipped, with lights and
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|AUToMoBiLEs ron SALE Gent. ]

OUDOE 1871 Mxury liner eeoAn, excep-
ranaed Hn Il % bank INN smmsdiSts % aeiivsr1. 1.' Nh r.
sWndG1oSEES, W. e., 2sSs ao, Wilson blvd. Arlins-
HUDSON iHni s 1910 90 supe super-s sedan, radio and
Balance balance Mr.. WAGuoNER. dSSa Efs. asa5 i Wilson on
blvd, Arlington. Va. CH: 9o0l
dealer, 1910 Wisconsin OR 1920.
MERCURY ,.,,Ia4l Is4I :, 4,doST sedan: r.diq and
outh dealer; 1910 Wisconsin OR. 1920.
HxSaxRps MUoflx R S isll P SsSa eIas coupe also
"Ii0" 2-door sedan guaranteed mechani-
fsy esh esns ans p1as SaSe N a;eii .s soss
1919 ~ st. NV. Open evenings and SUM-
fACkARD 1910 6-cyllnder convertible
club coupe; very beautiful car and GOOD
tires; Priced to sell quickly. JACK PRY
sh 1910 .na snDer F.. ss formal s sedan
only i7.ooQ miles, and h.; good, clean
ceiling Inspect; 1924 I st; NV, 1s.
1850 convertible coupe. Open Sunday vs. and Id
SssFeay sgfHnfi INe s 4so5 5m l7tsA sna
as's sssa ssr $780, ssssn isss E 'sii
sTGpRBARER s1sff BpAHRE Commander sedan. Il is42,
clean; for low ceiling: terms arranged
lington, Va. CHI. 9001.
STUDEBAKER 1941 Commander sedan;
10000 actual miles. WHEELER, INC,
OR. 1920.
TAxICAB without license; may be seen at
go5 sna,,,ys WestpinS,sT IN nsN,EY Il NV. to Pm
STATION WAGON, ie41 Plymouth, Al
condition. good tires. ia. 160S-W.
CADILLAC 1912 model "75" formal sedan.
1941 model "75" Cadillac 7-pass. sedan.
1g41 Dodge convertible coupe.
1910 model 80" La Sale sedan.
1910 model "52" La Sale sedan.
1910 Road Master Buick sedan.
1889 model "SO' special Cadillac sedan.
1898 model go" special Cadillac sedan.
CAPITOL CADILLAC CO., 1922 22nd st.
NV, closed Saturday and Sunday, MA.
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Not This

new file" Better say: FEw-tin
or FEW-tl.
@. Why does cycle" rhyme with
nickel" in bicycle and tricycle., but
not in motorcycle?
Answer: Cycle is always "SY-k1'
except in bicycle and tricycle.. In
these two words repetition of the
long 'i' sound, as "BY-sy-k1, TRY
sy-k1," would be unpleasing. Tc
avoid 1t, the "y' of cycle is given
the short Il" sound, thus:
BY-sik-1
TRY-sik1
Caution. The "y" of motorcycle
should never have the short "i'
sound. Be sure to say: MOE'ter-
SY-kl.
Three words frequently telescoped
are: jewel, fuel, duel land duaD
Do not say, "jool, fyool, dool." Each
Of these words has two distinct
syllables, and the vowel sound OF
the second is obscured. Say:
JOO-ull
FEW-ull
DYOO-uIl
Also, be sure that jeweler has
three syllables. thus: JOO-uh-ler
And jewelty, Of course, should be
JOO-ull-ree.
My Japanese pamphlet gives simple
rules Tor pronouncing the Ian.u..
ana lists correct pronunciations of
names Of japanese islands and cities.
For free copy, send stamped
l3-centl, seh-addressed envelope to
Frank Colby in care Of The Evening
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LOTS WANTED.

CASH for one. or more bldg lots, preferably
In vicinity of Chevy Chase. Write j. M
ROBERTSON, 2015 E. Lombard ST., Bal
timoIs; 81, Nd. or dial OR. 62s3. 16'
WANTED, 5000, So it., Bethesda, Silver
Spring, Hyattsville or the District, Pref
2nd commercial Box 103-J Star
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

CHEVROLET 1910 1a-ton chassis. cab over
engine; dual wheels, with 3 new tires and
PANEL also 1910 Chevrolet 34-ton panel;
ceiling price. Call OIL. 1717. ask for MR.
4-19H FORDs, 2-speed axles, 2h-yd.
dump bodies, 825 tires; good condition.
Ford pickup. excellent tires; repaneled
and reconditioned
Gao International LWB; nat body
1-GMC 1-ton, Oft. panel
1-Brockway tractor with trailer.
dodge tractor with trailer
NORTHEAST SALES a. SERVICE $40
M ST. ne TR $500 1Rs
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Contract

w Utility SOI1tIOSt
By HOWARD sCHENKEN and
RICHARD L. FREY.
West dealer.
Neither side vulnerable.
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The bidding:
West. North. East. South.
IA Dbl. Pass 40
Pass ~ All pass
A deuce will rarely win the third
round Of suit. but it may neverthe-
less be an extremely valuable card.
West had cause to regret discarding
1t in this deal. He opened the club
king and North's ace won. Dummy
led the ace, king and jack of hearts,
South overtaking the third lead with
his queen. Here West discarded the
deuce Of diamonds, possibly in the
foolish hope Of making South be-
lieve he did not have the ace.
Declarer led q spade. West
ducked and dummy's queen dropped
East's 10. A club put West in with
tho queen and now West underled
the diamond ace. Dummy played
the king and declarer had no hope
but to return q low diamond. West
was in with the ace and helpless.
He led q club which South won, dis
carding dummy's diamond jack.
Then he led a low spade and West
could get only his spade ace.
Even If West had led the ace Of
diamonds before playing his low one,
declarer could have made his con-
tract by taking drmny's king, lead
ing the last trump, cashing the good
club and discarding dummy's dia-
mond, and then leading low spade.
But South couldn't have made the
hand II West had held on to the
two Of diamonds.
Released by Associated Newspapers, Inc.)
Complete new 32-page booklet,
Changes in the Four Aces System"
How to use the new weak two bid:
the new forcing bid Of two club; the
nn-t
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.

southefn suildins. s.Trustees sale oi tSt st
valuable parcels of real estate. Parce
tanning six rooms and bath with hot-w watel
heat and detached frame garage; beint
PapSe fa1vn N No premises No s9s is5h St
frame dwelling containing six rooms witt
latrobe heat: being known as premises
vested Sa i IT me under BY virtue fSe S Sf
Thomas A. Cannon, deceased l will sell
Ct public auction: in front of premises s0s
Of october. AID 1914, at 4 O'clock pm.
the following described land and premises
situate in the District of Columbia, ane
afty.four C54] m in SQUARE @ nambered @ ed0nfnt nint
hundred and eighty, t9s0); together witt
the Improvements thereon. and on ths
9th st. NV, at 4:30 o'clock pm. the fol.
lowing described land and premises. situat,
and bens o. ana eabesn
and seventy-fve $50 Of 475): together witt
sale: Each properly to be sold separstes aa y
One;third Of the purchase money to be
paid in cash; balance in two equal install
mum, payable semiannualIy. from ' day OF OF
sale, secured by first deed Of trust upon
tion of the purchaser A deposit Of $500. .6C
in cash or certified check on each prop.
otherwise the substituted trustee @ reserve. SS1e
critics at the risk and cost Of the default.
DAYS advertisement of such resale. in
sen vfNcESq PS9fhed + o Washn ss
stituted @ trustee in Equity No. s6 Ssso5. sud-
oc1O.11. 1.1314.1s
FED L. WILLIAMS and zed 4, Willie ms
IT. auctioneerssAuction ct WILLIAMS Auc.
tomorrow q. By order Of Robert k
MoNeili, trustee, and from other sources
Better-grade used furniture and household
apartments; modern and antique; always
something beautiful, useful and interesting
ss fses with bers bnsse e w opc dne
like new. cost $500; up-to-date fui
spring 3-pc. living rn. suite. solid ma,
a. beauty: Kohier and Campbell Upright
stST1stioa iiy; M rp; s LOUNGE chair pe
suite. Gothic walnut cabinet: solid ma
good chests and dressers ss'is Splendid @ 1 studie
beds. odd down cushion sofa. fireplace
coal CRATES, living. room chairs. Colonia
mirrors. coffee and de end tables, real 1'ta eut
glass bowls. dishes and vases. Havilanc
and Limoges odd pcs Of china. severa
everyday furniture, numerous other ef.
leClS. AT p.m., 1880 LaFayette auto
mobile. Auctioneers. Ma. 1920.
ADAM A. WESCHLER q son, Auctioneers
-Desirable good grade furniture. Marshal
g. Wendell mahogany case baby granl
piano. mahogany Colonial tall cas-
clock. etc, by auction at Weschlers, 9Ii
E st. NV. tomorrow commencing at
am. Groups and desirable odd pieces fo
every room in the home used and nev
rugs personal effects. etc.
FUTURE.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that / will
sell at public auction at 469-477 st. n W
pm. Wednesday,, October Is, 1914. tn,
lost, stolen and abandoned property In thl
possession of the Metropolitan Police De.
partment, D. c., consisting Of miscellaneou
articles which have not been called for b,
me claimants as contemplated BY law
No liquor will be sold at this sale but will
and to licensed dealers only. Tires In thi
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED
AUToMoTiVE MISCELLANEOUS.

1h-TON TRUCK-Stake or van body
must be in good condition. DI. 1865 days
81. 1910 evenings.
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SAMUEL B. BLOCK, Attorney.
ITO l4th st. NV
Filed Oct. Is, 1914. Charles y. Stewart.

!. United States for the Distffct Of Colum-
bia,-In Re Application OF Fannie Rose
Goldman for Change OF Name.-Civii Ac-
ton No.. 26260.-Fannie Rose Goldman,
having filed a complaint for a Judgment
changing her name to Frances Rose Gold
man and having applied to the Court for
an order of publication of the notice re-
CURED by law in such cases, 1t is. by the
Court. this 18th day Of October, 1914,
Ordered that all persons concerned show
cause, II any there be. on or before the
18th day OF November, 1914, why the
prayers OF said COMPLAINT should not be
grant ersnteS &: Sy, prSSyy,idsd; That copy OF this
consecutive weeks before said day in The
Evening Star and The Washington Law
Reporter. (s) DAVID A. PINE, Justice
(Seal.) A True Copy, Test: CHARLES e.
STEWART, Clerk, BY EMMA C. SIMPSON,
Deputy Clerk ocl313.30
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LEcAL NOTICES tcess.,
WAEIEk q. u. FIELDS, A2toFney.
1110 lnvestment Bldg.
Edled Oct & 1a44 fharles z Gfewa -. f.i.

1116 Invesfment Rlds.
F,lsd n & nst g. ls 5gAa Charles z ssevsSt clsEk S
United states for the District Of Co
lumbla .--JAMEs j ROTHWELL, piainti1,
vs.. EIzABETH G.. ROTHWELL, Defend
is to obtain an absolute divorce on the
ground of voluntary separation from bed
out cohabitation. on motion OF the plain
tin. 1t is this 9Th day OF October, 1914,
ordered that the defendant, Elizabeth C.
RothwelL cause her appearance to be en-
tered herein on or before the fortieth day,
exclusive Of Sundays and legal holidays,
occurring after the day of the FIRST pub
viii be proceeded with as in. case OF de-
fault. Provided. . copy Of this order
cessive weeks in the Washington Law Re-
porter and The Washington Evening Star
gsioTs f,.3,s. said s day ~ DAvID 4; PINE
STEWART, Clerk. BY EMMA c. sIMP-
SON. Deputy Clerk. oc.9, 1923
Evening star., 1944-10-16

Complete new 32-page booklet
Changes in the Four Aces system"
How to use the new weak two bid:
new no-trump bids and responses This
booklet will be sent postpaid on receipt
OF % cents per copy. stamps or coin;
Address The Four Aces" in care Of
The Washington Evening Star, p. Q.
Box 26. Station w, New York, "a, N. z.
Evening star., 1944-10-16

BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED.
WANT TO RENT or IL rooms for room
Ing house. in NV. section. Call DE. $3.50
After pm.
Evening star., 1944-10-16

Desirable good grade furniture. Marshall
g. Wendell mahogany case baby grand
piano, mahogany Colonial tall case
clock, ETC., by auction at Weschlers, 9Ih
E st. NV. tomorrow commencing at q
I'm. Groups and desirable odd pieces for
every room in the home, used and new
rugs. personal effects. etc.
Evening star., 1944-08-24

10 Tailored Gowns. Orig. S2sS-c-31. %
- Sheer rayuu polka dots. whits-blus, white
red. - to41e
~ Tailored 0aNns. Orig. $3ssS1. 90.
Rayon crepes, printed. 81 to 10. Rose
backgrounds. - =
lS Sheer Rayon Gowns. Orig. Ass $1 90
Flower prints. Sisee 81 to 80.
b Cotton Gowns. Orig. $3.2s-S1. 90
PIN dots Blue with white dots. 80 to So.
IL Brushed Rayon Bed Jackets Orig. sL39,
TeArose. Small Sizes E7c
Fine cotton batiste. White, pink, maize.
- to So.
: Rayon jersey Slips Orig. $32s--S1. 80
White with lace trim. Sizes 81 to 80.