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Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-16
5 BOWL rs YEARS

SOMERVILLE, Mass, Jan. 16.
(UP)-Five middle-aged men who
began bowling here every Saturday
night rs years ago still keep up the
weekly custom. Their present ages:
85, 80, 76, "a and SO.
Imperial Valley press., 1945-01-16
CLASSIFIED ADS
Lost. Found. Sirayed

Lost, Found. Sirayed
LOST-Saturda mite near Calexico,
one brown horse mule. Has rope
on neck. Will pay for keep. Noti-
fly Box 812, Calexico. 1-18
LOST-White and black Cocker
Spaniel, one year of age; answers
to name of Mike. Communicate
with Calexico Phones 502 or 877.
Suitable reward will be paid. LII
LOST-Black and white springer
spaniel 6 mos. old. Answers to
Lady. Reward. Return to TAB
He'll or Phone 1871. LII
LOST-No. ration book belonging
to Hayes Hayter, 1905 Washing
ton ST., Topeka, Kansas. Lost in
A & P Gro, Ell Centre. Return to
Ration Board in Calexico. 1-18
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

WHITE, 1888, model goa, l7s w.b.;
500 tires: A condition: warranted
cheyrolet I94l trset9 Or DUMP 2.speed
aond SHERIFF MOTOR co. 300 r. /
1899 CHEVKoLET dump truck. recently
reconditioned. Inspect at GRAHAM CON,
STRuCTloN co, 6.nd and Jay SITS. ne
CHEVROLET 1872 IL ton Army carry all
AKA. including tarpaulln low mileage. ex.
ceilent tires and mechanical condition
BITS, INA Vermont ave NV. Ma. $500
FORD l94: b-cyllnder LS-ton, l3i cabin
enadii GOOD Tss Exeee s,r mechanse
HILL q TIBBITT. lll4 Vermont ave
& sa;S 1I9S p DUMP truck model p.s
STERNATioNAL pSnel 1 IrHck long sS wheei
base. model CHS. year 1897. Phone OR
INTERNATIONAL 1885 c-55-F uwo,, Il
one I'M 2 1855 Ma sf' TSs
inston. b c. Telephone Atlantic 800 90
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS, by Contra
Motor Co.. authorized GMC truck dealer
chevrolets. GMCs. Dodges. Some new. al
recondltloned for overseas use.
t25) pickups, A3-ton Dodges
% dumps, Triton cheVrelsis,
~ lO-wheelers. 2l4-ton GMCs. -.
90 vans. !R-ton GMCs.
Also truck stake bodies, s25; trailer
carts carts S35 90 new power Winehes. com,
with - down. balance II or 5 months
at prices considerably under ceiling. Heavy
trucks. CENTRAL MoToR CO, S14$ lie,
aTday to g. sunday We 10 to oa ! c a40 800 900
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.
list COMMERCIAL-Wis. ave. 5oxl SO.
Box 4l5-R, Star.
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

y TO 5 a. HoMEsI IIsss, wooded Or cleared
c0y on IESR TSSds TeasSna0e gTS
Z mi. out Columbia pike. Phone AL. 5906
ONCE closed Sunday
ONE TO THREE ACRES. wooded, good Viz
glnia location, near grade school, church
acre 'G JAMES Gs MA ff Nj S
..s ACRES. right for subdividing: all utili.
ties at property line. Fair price and liberal
terms to responsible buyer. JESSE LOEB
IL Southern Bldg. MA. 30l4; ewes, HO
lIa4 ACRES. cleared. city water. electric
ity fast,gTowng community: 81 900
EVENINGS E W. al BEATTY c. NY, o334
ss ACRES, Falls Church area: can be sub
divided into 80 lots: room house, or
TALMADGE W1LCHER. Realtor, Builder
Gil. SOL. 500 South Court House I'd. Ar
Iington. Out Columbia pike to South Court
SUBDIVISION SITE. AZ a. next TO North
wood Pk; at Cor, Sill, spy: sewer and wa
ter; $50 per a. H. S. BIEBER, sH, ,6565
: a. on Sligo Pkwy.. $1,000: i2-a lots
S s. 900 s,,rv \, S, gIEBER, sH. 1865;
VAN NESS EsTATEsGS a. Of dee deep rich rich
prise I'd, Prince GEORGES County, Nd. The
s:;5OGs csl BILL NC, Norris VA 4 4sos
1 TO rs ACRES, fronting paved road;
electricity and telephone; S115 per acre
up; liberal terms; on Route 40; choice
section Howard County. MURDOCH. SH
1874
ACREAGE FOR SALE by owner on Glen
I'd. near Potomac, Md minimum. 4 acres
E. N. CHERRINGTON. Rockville 664
FOR COLORED SUBDIVISION acres
mr. ColeSville; bus. store, good school paved
road elec., telephone. $1,000: 81 200
down. balance easy payments with re-
leases. MURDOCH, SH S194
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Uncle Roy's Corner

The Grand Banks of NeVfound-
land are the most famous goldfish
ing waters in the world. For hun
dreds of years they have been pro-
vlding a large share of the Goldfish
eaten by people in Europe, North
America and South America.
One little fact helps to explain
why so many Goldfish gather around
Newfoundland. Fish of this kind
like TO live in ocean water which is
from so to 900 feet deep. The aver
age depth of the ocean is about
10000 feet, but near Newfoundland
there are the Grand Banks.
The Grand Banks are mountains
of sort. 1t may be that long ago
they were above water. but now thsy
are covered by the Atlantic 7-hit
water is less than 500 feet deep IN
many places.
The Grand Banks are of the
eastern coast of Newfoundland and
run along the ocean floor hundreds
of miles to the southeast. In some
parts they have width of 200
miles. Ages ago, Goldfish must have
learned that the water was fairly
safe above those undersea noun
tainS.
The safety Of the fish lasted until
after John Cabot'S voyage to the
Newfoundland area in 1897. Since
then the waters above the Grand
Banks have been far from safe, but
the. Goldfish have kept on with their
old habits The fish which have
been caught have failed to go hack
to tell the others of the dangers!
When we think about large-scale
fishing, the image of nets almost
surely will come to our minds. Yet
the old, time-tested method of
catching Goldfish around the Grand
Banks is with long lines which are
travis" of special kind
A trawl used for codfishing has q
main line hundreds of feet long.
Each end Is fastened to a floating
object, usually a buoy. Dropping
from the main line are scores of
short lines, each of which has
baited hook
One man may manage such line
by himself. On very good day,
lasting 10 hours, he may catch from
400 to 500 Goldfish.
1t is common, however, for several
men to take care of a single line.
In this case the main line may be
from half mile to mile long, with
a hook line dropped down every few
yards. A line of that size will keep
the men busy taking off fish and
batting hooks again.
Goldfish differ a great deal in size.
Some weigh only 10 or II pounds.
but others range from 20 to 100
pounds. A record Goldfish, caught
off the New England coast, weighed
2l11a pounds.
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HOUSE TRAILeRS.

LARGE ASSORTMENT of new and used
house traIlerS available on -, Is and
"a month finance terms. Luggage trailers
stake and express models available for
immediate delivery. All types of trailer
equipment, heaters, beds, helper springs
etc. Repair service on all kinds OF trailers
AMERICAN TRAILER CO, INC. 403t
Wisconsin ave. NV, Wo. 1921. Open
until pm
CUSTOM-BUILT aluminium house trail
er: beds grill. electricity hot and cold
water. hanging closet heat. lined with
white mahogany and German silver. Call
DE el61 or write Apt .-B, $50 Park
aye, New York City q. New York
NEW KOZY, Plat and Superior many xood
used trailers. including tandemS Cash foi
your trailer RICHTER TRAILER SALES
Route /. Berwvn, Md. Tel. Tower 5035.
FOR SALE. 1871 Palace trailer. GE refer
Lot IL: Manor, dr.; Spring Bank Trailer
LUGGAGE TRAILER, nearly new 2-whee
stake. size, 4sxSs inches, includes bumper
hitch. lights and waterproof tarpaulir
cover: will sell with or without two spare
casinos, one OF which is brsnd-new recap
Taylor 0433, %
HOUSE TRAILER AND CAR wanted from
private owner: state price and make OF
Sunday. Ii. 3322 80
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Take My Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Readers Want to Know.

Youngstown-Why is deaf pro-
nounced def" and not to rhyme
with leaf and sheaf?-J. f. J.
Answer-For the same reason that
dead is pronounced "ded' and not
to rhyme with bead. e, it just is
The original middle English spelling
was def" from the Anglo-Saxon
deaf, which apparently was pro-
nounced "DAY-ahf."
Bakersfield-We used to call him
the "Mikado." Now it's Emperor
Why the change?-C. E. NJ.
Answer-Mikado means literally
exalted gateway" The japanese
have rarely used it except occasion
ally in poetry. Use of Mikado by
non japanese was perpetuated
chiefly by the Gilbert and Sullivan
opera of that name. The official
japanese title for the Emperor is
Tenno, heavenly sovereign
Los Angeles-Isn't there some
thing wrong in this news item:
1.-The whole American Nation today
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Cont,

PONTIAC--Brand-new Pontiac engines to
add years of service to your car. ARCADE
tiac dealer. 1887 irving ST. NV. AID. $500
TAXI, Chevrolet. 1914: recently overhauled:
cash cash or trade; within oPA ceiling: with
COMPARE THESE CARS. nne selection
of late models. Will sell with or without
trade. OPA ceiling prices and some below.
AZ De Soto custom sedan: r. and h.;
simp. trans. and overdriVe --S 81 1872
, Al Buick sedan. I'll" model: +.
and h. -.---. 1.695
Al Chrysler Windsor sedan. fluid
drive. heater 1.4sS
Al Packard Clipper s sedan 7. and
h., oyerdriye 1.T95
Al Buick Special sedanette. heater l.2t0
Al Stud@baker Commander i 4-dr
sedan. heater 1877 3
Al Odds '9S" dynamic IS" hydro
matte. r and b. - - 1888
Al Buick SD. 4-dr Sed.. h. $500 1850
Al Packard TOO cl coupe. T and
h., operdriYe, roumy rear seat 1890
40 Buick RoadmaSter club coupe,
heater, excellent tires 1890
heater - ----- 1.164
Convertibles-
Al Nash, conv. coupe. Big g.; r.
Al Chrysier New Yorker conv.
couEe: vacuum Drive. r. and h. 1915
Many others to choose from. HYATTS-
VILE BUICK CO. WA. AN.
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"exalts" at the news the President
said?"-L. MEG.

"exalts" at the news the President
said?'-L. MEG.
Answer-"E xalts" obviously Is .
misprint for "exults.'
Kansas City-Recently you wrote
of a certain INSTRUMENTATION: IT
is not French, nor English. nor any
thing else" How do you justify the
use of "nor?"-N. J.
Ansver-It's for emphasis Web
ster's New International sanctions
it (see nor" top of page 1863 as
g. indicating the continuation OF
the force of the negative ...' Web
ster's quotes as correct example
Provide neither gold, nor brass in
your purses, nor scrip for your jour-
ney. Matt. X, 9-10.
ongahela-Please pronounce
''Liebestraum. H. B. G.
Acknowledgements dream Of
Love- is a famous composition by
Franz List (frahntss list. The
vowel sound Of the third yllable is
"ow" as in how. now" Say LEE
bes-trowm.
Copyright la4s. the Bell Syndicate. Inc,
Victory Bond money will buy arti-
fetal limbs for the legless and arm
less. Get your money into this
worthy cause.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

AMERICAN Al 4-door sedan. radio and
neaeT tres motSF interior terror eG1d NEEDS
Raleigh Sc, Apt. II: TR. 1851.
sHfCK lS4 ao ssdan gsrranty
18th st. NV. No. @i64. ' %
BUICK 1891 conv. coupe, super: radio.
heater. good tires. red uphol.. auto. top;
ACME MOTORS, a5a1 Bladensbure I'd.
at eeiiins price. sl,27li radio. heater;
Sarfanty seiliar. 81 ,o6s. SIMMONS s. No
TpRS ls$7 , l4tn SC nv NO o3 2Is4
running condition. new top. heater: within
OpA ceiling; $3.50. 1901 Key blvd. Apt
Fleetwood body. radio, heater. exceptionally
VAL Y, az tires; below oPA ceiling. by owner,
CHRYsLER 1871 convertible club coupe.
sssi IR :, s1.3so vs. SiMSoSs MoToEs' issz
CORD sedan, 1887 4-door de luxe: custom
radio. heater. overdrive., ,supercharger. re
like new sss Fss within
oPA ceiling. JAMES GREGORY. 1855 9Th
CROSBY 1e4s sedan; excellent condition
4Sl0 Wisconsin ave. OR. 1920.
Dd so end b1 fst g luxe asoGF sedan
HAWKINS q sHIPLEY. chrysler ant and
Plymouth direct factory dealers. Rockville
r DopcE se 1Sss ssasn heats5
H lSS5 18th to 81 nv nv, NO. 2i64; s.,o
S346: within OPA ceiling; prefer trade;
FORD h isss r 81 nw sedan with RADIO opA
ceiling price, SS4b, as is. Ludlow 1850
Gan be seen at 400 l St. Sc. any time: g.
w TonD ,ssf Ss ms Tu sRp fS ch 9pA
Ter and, and Plymouth direct factory dealers
FORD 1885 Tordor sedan: radio, in good
5425. 1904 Colonial Terrace. Airing ton
eond.; will exchange for another car. 3537
la SALE 1885 de like four-door sedan;
n 9ss tres T5g5 ORA warranty HAWK
siNcoLN-2EifhYk IS sedan, rad do OPP
ssasS SIs tf fse best moS SeE Ee IT, e 1902
sedan. with hydromatic unit, radio ant
ssa aPhR 's g. III
0LDsMoBiLE i 94I 20 4-door sedan; radio
I 49, {? 81 s1MM Nc MOTORS. 1887 18th st
oLDsMoBfLE 1871 70 sedanette; radio
MONS MOTORS, 1887 14th st. NV. No
OLDsMoBILE 1889 2-door sedan: radio
MONS MoToRs. 1857 14th st. NV. No
oLDs 'ss eenv; new roof, good tires
Sb sfHh ~ 1921 sol seSa
TYss, ,i ias7 18th st. r inv NO S d6a ~,
tires GOOD, heater: 5000. below oPA ceiling
s s XXI; 1910 $50 s-pssssns.r sedan
dition throughout; oiA ceiling. Sable
PACKARRD ING MOTOR SALES. 1912 gath st
e pSi Hs;i y 1888 1903 s.passenrer sedan
good tires. radio and heater. this Is
p vsEy esa5 CAR S Hsk ssin M q ss4
f fAeak fsD ess 15 81 esoanysrtisl. sedan
a sr Sisg5 S 1PA .na dTss
dealers. Rockville $50,
SSSb. oPA warranty. HAWKINS l. SHIP
eh Escasy hsd symouth direct
PACKARD 1871 $50 7-passenRer sedan;
good tires. radio and heater. overdrive
s e + ss5is aeREp c Mro ssT gAS 2
PIYMOuTH 1854 coach; not over ceilin
price; new set tires. BY OWNER. 1856
PE9fSs u / and Dodge - Let u. instal
tsrms motif pGkE sn soto an
Plgmouth Dealers 1858 Florida ave. ne
PLYMoGITH 1s41 4-door sedan: radio
warranty ceiling, S1.104. SIMMONS MO
0Es asSa 18th st. ng NO &lga
warranty ceiling, $3.50 SIMMONS NO
TORS. 1887 18th st. nv. NO. 2164.
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PROPOSALS..

COMMISSIONERS, ID. c., Washington, De-
cember 8, 1945.-Sealed proposals will be
received at Room 509,. District Building.
until 200 pm. December 10. 1915. and
then publicly opened, for construction OF
Klingle road and Porter street, NV,
Stormwater and Replacement Sewers. con-
sisting Of approximately 1,6I0 linear feet
Of terra Gotta pipe and $50 linear feet OF
brick and concrete sewer. Proposals, plans
and specifications may be obtained at Room
42T District Building
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE.
q

Hardware, paint, house furnishings. tools
glass, furnace and stove pipe, key machine
and blanks. National cash register. Howe
counter platform scale, steel nail bin
counter, showcase, shelving, etc. BY
auction at 1928 9TH st. NV, Monday
December 10th, commencing 10 am
Large stock Of paint. enamel, ,varnish
stain, lacquer, Kem-Tone, polish, wax
cleaner, Insecticides, window glass, shell
and builders hardware. electrical ant
plumbing fittings, wire, furnace and stove
pipe, hand tools. nails, bolts, nuts, screws
levels, roll roofing. hacksaw blades, too
handles, casters, sandpaper. garden tools
oil lamps and shades, stove and lamr
iron cords, paper bags, etc. Also Ike,
machine and blanks, National 1852
cash register, Howe counter platform scale
counters, floor display case, bench wise
package sealer, etc. Terms: cash. ADAM
A WESCHI Err a. SON. Aucts
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Goren on BRIDGE

Neither side vulnerable West deals.
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The bidding:
West North East South
10 Pass IA Pass
2 4 Pass 81 Pass
3NT Pass Pass Pass
Opening lead: Five OF hearts.
Where a choice of plays is pre-
sented to a declarer obviously that
one should be selected which offers
the greater probability of success.
but ever so often declarer Is faced
with Hobson's choice. and in those
cases he might as we'll face the facts
and submit to the inevitable.
The West of today's hand failed
to grasp this elementary principle
of logic, to his great sorrow. The
bidding followed normal lines. East
had close raise to three clubs, but
felt that he had too much to give
| up and resign the hand to a partial.
North made the natural opening OF
his fourth best heart and Souths
jack went to the king. Declarer
could count three club tricks, three
spades, two hearts and a diamond
and therefore fred back the queen
OF clubs Immediately. This was
taken by South and the heart suit
cleared. The jack Of clubs was con-
tinued. South won and then came
the deluge. East pointed out TO
partner that the hand could have
been made by going for the dia-
monds instead of the clubs West
argued that this was double dummy
analysis.
How could I tell that the dia-
monds were 80 and that South had
the king?'
He couldn't tell But what other
hope was there for the hand? Since
there were nine hearts out, some
one had to have at least five, and
they were bound to be established
before the clubs. Declarer con-
tended that in order to take the
diamond f1nesse he would have to
cash the three top spades and that
would set up two tricks for South.
which together with the two clubs
and diamond would defeat the
contract
The answer is that the spades
need not be cashed at once. The
proper play at trick two is low
diamond, since one trick must al
most surely be lost in that suit
North will win with the jack and
clear the hearts. Now dummys
spades are caShed and the diamond
flneSse taken. When this succeeds
nine tricks are available without
touching the clubs.
lCopyrisht, 1a45, by Charles H GorenD
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MONEY TO LOAN.

MONEY ON SECOND TRUsT-We viii
buy second-urust notes, D. c., nearby Md.
or Va. Reasonable rates NATIONAL
MORTGAGE & INVESTMENT CORP. 1872
n. Y. ave; NV National 5s33;
courteous service Consult us before bor..
rowing. Lowest rates. COLONIAL INVEST
MENT CO, SIT 9th st. NV. d. 6150.
MONEY on LIST or md trusts: prompt
action, reasonable rates: nearby Md, Va
or D. C. property. THE AMERICAN co
S01 18th Ma S032
lst TRUST LOANS on real estate; low
rates, ,erm or monthly payments. P J.
WAISHE. INC. lib Eye ST. NV, Ma. 6i6s.
SALARIED LADIES-It you need money
see Mr.. Green tstrictly contidentiaD. l0l4
K st. NV, NATIONAL FINANCE CO.
UNLIMITED FUNDS available for / st and
RE. 1133.
WILL BUY FIRST mortgage notes secured on
nearby acreage and farms. FULTON r.
GORDON. 1927 Eye st. NV. DI. $3.50.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

VIRGINIA BUSINESS PROPERTY Our
policy of devoting full time and effort to
The sale, MANAGEMENT and development
OF virginia business property assures that
prompt and efficient service will be &C
corGed Your listings with is. Consult
JOHN c. WRIGHT. CH. 4777
GARAGE to accommodate 10 large trucks,
and Office space of at least 400 so. it., to
be used as terminal for local moving
company; smaller garage with incloSed
lot adjoining may prove satisfactory.
Write, giving details, to KANE TRANSFER
CO, 2iI6 9th st; ne. ..,
with ROBERT l.. McKEEVER CO, doing
business in the Nations Capital Tor over
call MI. Dixon at MA, 1850, Shoreham
Bldg, CO. 55l5 evenings.
WE NEED STORE. building or garage to
house our newly acquired agency for
B. S. A. and Sunbeam line of motorcycles
and bicycles: 1000 IT. minimum space
with show window and foom, for repair
work: prefer to rent, but will buy II loca
ton. building and price are within reason.
Cali MR.. TRUMBULL at SH. $3.50 or
MR.. CONNER at TR 1870 If you have
something We may use 9"
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AUroMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS.

RECAPPING in WASH l-day service; guar, guar.
an. ready, at 5 pm; CONSOLIDATED
0S34 and LU 1077.
TIRES, used anc. recaps. 9th ST. TIRE
GusnMAN MOTOR SCOOTER. almost new
excellent condition, $500. ia. 2l64.
AUTO STORAGE--A limited number o.
cars accepted for dead storage, ST. Del
month. Call Mr. Sanders. Elk. $500. RAN
DALI MOTORS, INC. 1Ib0 17th st. NV
TIRE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES service. b.
appointment: leave your car at an,
rails used: expert workmanship by expert
enced ,recapping mechanics; all work guar
4 HANNA. 4718 r. I. ave. Hyattsville
UN. 1S12. 1903 Lee hwy, Arlington
MoToRCYCLE for sale. English racer
1895 Rudse: in good condition; reason
able. EDWARD r. HID, Takoma Parl
MoToRCYCLE. Harley, 1898 81; trad,
for 80 Or ,39 Ford; JOE, So 0I42-J; g
good condition and good tires. extras. TR
AUTO PAINTING. complete, 336 up. GIL
BERT, 4102 Pennsylvania ave. Sc, Ii
3530 100
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LEGAL NOTICES (cont.) .
IL. EUGENE BRYAN, Attorney,

IL. EUGENE BRYAN, Attorney,
$50 18th ST. NV.
Filed Nov. II, 1945.-Charles E. Stewart,
~ ,,,-,r, , Clerk o,,n nm ,,ur
United States for the District Of Co.
lumbia Robert w MartZ, Plaintiff. VS..
Hazel D. Martz. Dsfendant.-No. 3l017.
The object of this suit is to obtain all abso-
lutte divorce on the grounds OF voluntary
separation for period Of five consecutive
years. On motion OF the plaintiff, it is
this 2ls day Of November, 1915, ordered
that the defendant Hazel D. Martz cause
her appearance to be entered herein OH or
before the fortieth day. exclusive OF Sun
days and legal holidays, occurring after
the day OF the FIRST publication OF this
order; otherwise the cause viii be pro-
ceeded with as in case of default. Pro-
vlded, copy OF this order be publisht d
once a week for three successive weeks in
the Washington Law Reporter. and The
Evening Star New Spaper before said day
tSl H. A. SCHWEINHAUT. Justice. tseal)
Attest: CHARLES E. STEWART Clerk
BY EMMA c. SIMPSON. Deputy Clerk.
dA1
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NEEDHAM {. FURNACE and
OSCAR J. SEE. ATTORNEYS.
Bank Of Commerce & Saw. Bldg.

b.Jf SIrtet NV.
Filled Nov n. lY4J. Charles e. stewart,
IN The uIsral c!fFt COURT or rAs
United states Tor the District VI
Colum5la Winfield Dawson, Plaintiff, "
Helen Dawson. Defendant No. II .22o-
The object OF this snlt is to obtain an
absolute divorce on the ground of deser-
ton and or mutual separation Tor more
it is this 2lst day OF November, 1915, or
dered that the defendant Helen Dawson
cause her appearance to be entered herein
on or before the fortieth day. exclusive of
Sundays and legal holidays, occurring after
the day OF the first publication of this
order; otherwise the cause will be pro-
vided copy of this order be published
once week for three successive weeks in
the Washington Law Reporter and The
Evening Star before said dav. 81 H. A.
SCHWEINHAUT. Justice. tSeal) Attest:
CHARLES E. STEWART, CLERK. By EMMA c.
SIMPSON, Deputy Clerk no24 .del,S
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SOL ROTHBARU. Attorney.

Filed Dec. i, I9i5-Charles L. stewart
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United States for the District OF Column
oia Erne Moore Reynolds, Plaintiff, vs.
Ernest Reynolds, Defendant-No. 314Ol
The object OF this suit Is to obtain al
absolute divorce on the grounds Of deser-
Of the le' piant It IS " this 9Th day OF De-
cember, 1915. ordered that the defendant
Ernest Reynolds. cause his appearance tt
be entered herein on or before the forfeit
DAYS. occurring after the day OF the first
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY

BEVERLY BEACH, on Chesapeake Bay
Summer. homes and building sites. Write
for catalogue, Box II. Mayo. A. A. Co. Md
LOVELY SHORE BUNGALoW. miles
from Annapolis. Md rooms, like-new
condition. all conveniences, lot 70xlOO.
priced right. c. D. MURPHY. l401 18th
st. Sc. AT 22:}o.
SHADY SIDE. MD.-5-room and bath bun
galow, automatic heat. insulated for year
round living. lear garage. Holt water
front. partially furnished prompt possess
sion: price; $500. For further details
call MI White evenings WA. !ISt. with
FEW SPECIALS Oh near bay. rivers; COT
Lages. lots, one with n. terms. N E
RYON CO, GE 6l4t
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AUTO LOANS,

AUTOMOBILE LOANS without indorsers-
We do not check with employer or use
unpleasant methods to ascertain credit
record. Car does not have to be paid for
in order to obtain money. NOLAN FL
NANCE CO.. 11O2 New York ave. NV
(Greyhound Bus Terminal. RE. 1900.
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ACREAGE WANTED.

If YOU HAVE acreage or subdivision in
any good direction that you want developed
please consult us We will finance and act
as agents on commission basis. We special
lze in land development. O. H. GARVIN.
Earle Bldg, Elk. 22..3. Evenings. Mr.
Cullen DU 1920