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Chess Notes

District champion, followed with
Ga each.
AS many as seven players were
included in the 5l2-4la bracket;
Eric w. Marchand of Rochester,
games editor of Chess Life; Ed
gar T. Mccormick of East Orange,
N. j.; Jaul Morgan of Rochester,
Anthony E. Santasiere, previous
winner of the event; Morton Siegel
of Buffalo, and Donald J. Sibbett
and j. T. Westbrock, both of the
Marshall Chess Club.
Berliner won the first game
completed in the tourney, against
w. w. Winans, jr., of Rochester,
and in the second round disposed
of Edgar Mccormick. In round
three occurred his sole loss, to the
winner of the event, Max Pavey,
in kings gambit which back
fired. In round four Berllner drew
with DR.. Bruno Schmidt of De-
troit; in the fifth he defeated
Morton Siegel of Buffalo, and in
the sixth drew with Harold Harri-
son of New York City.
Then came his winning streak:
In the next three rounds he sue
Icessively disposed of Sol Rubinow
of Philadelphia, DR.. Mengarini
and Evans.
In the final round he split the
point with Kramer.
The game which Berliner won
from DR.. Ariel Mengarini is typical
of the tactical sharpess and preci-
sion which won him his place in
this important event:
MENGAPJNI
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Births Reported

From the District of Columbia
Bureau of Vital Statistics,
Francisco and Elisa Arroyo, boy.
J. Edwin and Rauzie Avery, girl.
Robert and Marilyn Bailey, boy.
ltalo and Mary Barbieri, boy
Georee and Lila Bartlett, boy
RGiss AND and t Ms4S b ssfsy t 5o3
Francis and Mary Behan, boy
Frederick and June Benthall girl.
Leon and Genia Ben Ezra, boy.
Paul and Marilyn Bisber, girl.
Ferris and Helen Bledsoe, boy.
William and Mildred Bohlayer, boy.
Louis and virginia Boochever, boy. >
Francis and Pauline Body. boy.
Limuel and Mary Burnette boy.
Carl and Ruth Burmese. girl.
Elias and Rena Burstein, girls (2).
John and Mary Butler, girl.
James and Elizabeth Callan, girl.
Ray and Dorothy Carper, girl.
Samuel and Ethel Cohen, girl.
Irwin and Jean Cooper, boy
Cecil and Alyerta Corder. boy.
Charles Ialans and an mar Marie o Cotte; boy
Lyle and Asho CRANE, girl.
Revis and Penelope Cross, boy.
Dallas and June Cupp, boy.
Eric and Grace Daenecke, girl.
btOlldlC ala JUNE OdVlS, boy.
Harold and Shirley Dick, girl.
Samuel and Iva Di Francis, girl
D. Cecil and Ellaree Draper, boy.
Charles and Barbara Dudley. girl.
Irvine and Eleanor Eehola, boy.
Charles and Patricia Eckenrode. girl.
Harold and Marjorie Elsten. girl.
Albert and Edith Elliott, girl.
Donald and Evelyn Erdman, girl.
Mansur and Zahieh FawwaL girl.
INl, Mo- rir1
William and Doris Fogg, boy.
Ian and Doris Forbes, girl.
Edward and Gertrude Fowler. boy.
Jack and Violet Foxe,, girl.
BARLEY and Janis Fugler boy.
George and Elizabeth Gardiner, girl.
Herbert and Pearl Gender, girl.
Francis and Margaret Goyan, boy
Thomas and Jane Gray, boy.
Guy and Madeleine Hancock boy.
Balfour and Charlotte Hart. boy.
William and Helen Hart. boy
Donald and Eleanor Hay, girl.
Robert and Mary Heinrich. boy.
John and Joan Hicks, girl.
Joseph and Mildred Hickman. boy.
Walter and Mary Hochuli, boy.
Leo and Glodia Holman boy.
oscar and Carolyn Hoffman, boy.
Harry and Catherine Hopke, boy.
ooiiI anu vi dSe [1OI lOIl, DUy.
Robert and Eula Howdershell, boy.
Roy and Glenna Huffman. girl
Norman and Gertrude johnson, girl.
Philip and Cynthia Almeida. boy.
John and Ella Bonds, boy
Clarence and Evelyn Clark. boy.
Thomas and Julia Evans, boy.
Query and Theresa FELTON,, girl.
George and Evelyn Ford, girl.
Leroy and Margaret Hall, girl.
Richard and Blanche Hines, boy.
Augusta and Jessie Higgins. girl.
John and Betty Jenkins, girl
Kenneth and Melrose johnson. boy.
Edward and Efie Jones, boy.
Dovard and Pauline Kiser, pirl.
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2022 Rhode Island avenue NE.
Thursday-National Capito.
Post, 1919 K street NV; DAILY
Rogers Post, 1903 Rhode Islano
avenue NE.
Friday-All-A American Post
1919 K street NV.
Auxiliaries.
The auxiliary bowling season
will open September %. Those
interested contact Josephine
WEIGH.
A sewing circle was held at the
home of Mary Jane Allison, 81
Oneida place Sc, on Friday.
Potomac Auxiliary and the post
will hold ward parties at Walter
Reed General Hospital on Sep
TENDER IA and %, between / and
o'clock.
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one dGy. 1DGtt three tuI d1yS ana
receiUe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
AndEeT nos,elI; 81, Boston. Mass, and
John Crockett, II, 49, Bird ST. NV, and
Mary Robinson, 10, 1916 oates st. ne.
and Florence Brown. 50, l.5 fifth St.
Sc.
warren strudwick, e5, and Bette catos.
%, both of 2221 Ontario I'd. NV,
and Margaret Petrosky. IS 27ol 14th
st. NV
Charles CLARK, Al. and Gertrude Bauer.
43, both of Hyattsville, Md.
ch ard so shocs ssybH s 81 lsi4 St
Bertha Skeeters, 80, lib st. NV
Willie Washington. -, and Lula Perkins,
"A. both of 4943 Nash st. NE
William Karambellas. IS. u Longtellow
Christopher Palmer, %, 5O7 9Th ST NV,
and Katie Williams, 23, Alexandria.
Thomas Weinkam, 20, sos 9th st. sw.,
anc Pearl Pruett, -, Alexandria,
ne, and Edna White, %. 3a4 virgins
ave. Sc.
Alvin Blankenship, -, 1909 Monroe st.
NV, and Jeanette Lee, IS. 1891 Ken
yon ST. NV.
Angelo VILLAIN. 80 Ocean City. Md, and
Rita johnson. 21, 1918 Potomac ave.
Francis Del Bianco. %, 4sos 10th st.
ne. and Vida Hasty. 81, 25ol Goth
Russell Halle. IS. "A Rhode Island ave.
NV, and Edna Warren, "a; "A Y st. NV;
Doris Altman, Is, Takoma Park Nd.
Marcel Ponson,. %; and 1rrie Burts 25,
both Of 1l31 10th st. NV
John Garbis. II. Fort Belvoir. Va. and
Virginia Allen, 10, 9l3 Maryland ave.
sanilno Alonzo, %, Arlington. and
Marian Mavars, 20. 1904 2nd st. ne.
Milo Riferberg, Jr.. %, and Janet Cor
nell, 10. both of AZ Kilbourne pl ".
se and Eta Hail - 171 aeSS St. n ".
Harry Davis, 43. and Alice oHara, %.
both of 4457 Greenwich St NV
William Kitchen. ~. Bradbury Park. Md,
and Lillian Hamilton, %. HopeweIl Va.
Anthony Vaccarello, 20; Naval Gun Fac
tory, and Vireie Triplette, 81, 315 Up
Paul Adkins, "a, Chevy Chase. Md. and
Faith Jouvenal, "a, Silver Spring, Md.
Louis Ongsingco. A.. and Marie JACQUES,
| 25, both of Baltimore, Md.
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HORNER'S CORNER
Fla. Ave, 9TH to 9th NE. AT. 6464
Many Others in Choice of
ColorS
AUTO WHOLESALERS
PAY AS LOW AS SIS WEEK

40 BUICK, S1,995
Sedanette; S499 down; small weekly
Al BUICK, s495
Super sedan; S124 down: small weekly
AZ BUICK. s1,395
Sedanette; 1925 down. small weekly
80 BUICK. 1895
Sedan: 500 down, small weekly pay
~ '46 BUICK. S1,1a5
Sedan; S275 down, small weekly pay
AS CHEVROLET, s1.395.
Conv. cpe.: 1928 down, small weekly
payment. -
Conv. coupe; S435 down, small weekly
a. CHEVROLET. sl,oa5
Aero sedan: S295 down, small weekly
~ CHEVROLET, S1,o95
Fleetmaster sedan; S275 down. small
weekly AZ pe cHEVRoLET, s1.1s5
Cow. cpe.: 1885 down, small weekly
pa'"eH4pii cHRYsLER. $685.
Sedan. $3.50 down, small weekly pay
~ Al oLDs, $685.
Sedan; $3.50 down, small weekly
40 FORD. S1,395
Custom sedan; 1925 down, small
weekly p ,as EnRn s,,o,
Sedan: S2S5 down, small weekly pay
40 MERCURY. S1,s95
Cow. cpe.: S425 down, small weekly
'46 NASH, 1895
Sedan $3.50 down, small weekly pay
ment.
40 NASH. S1.595
Sedan; 1915 down, small weekly pay
AZ NASH, S1.1e5
Sedan. S275 down; small weekly pay
ment.
AS oLDS, S1,495
Sedan: 1925 down, small weekly
40 oLDs, s1,s95
Sedan;- $4S5 down, small weekly
40 oLDs, $685.
Cow. cpe.; $500 down, small weekly
AZ oLDs. s1,Os5
Sedan; $3.50 down, small weekly pay
AZ PLYMOUTH. S1.O95
Sedan; $3.50 down, small weekly pay
AZ PONTIAC, s1.1s5
Cow. cpe.; Ss75 down, small weekly
payment.
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Friendship-Tuesday. initiation
August birthdays honored.
Acacia-Thursday. Star Points
with Christine jackson.
Naomi-Monday. Home Board
card party with Margaret Tomp-
kins. Tuesday, rehearsal for
officers. Wednesday, grand vista
ton.
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SAAAA ~ AA4oJSA oNS
cess of the year
in the New York
State Open at
Rochester. This
time Hans did
not win out
right, as he did
in the District
tourney and in
the S gu t hern
Chess ASsocia-
ton Open at
Richmond. But
he tied for Sec
ond and third
nrizes inst. half
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FED L. WILLIAMS & FED L.
WILLIAMS, Jr., Auctioneers.
AUCTION
Fine Bedroom Furniture
ALSO
New g. Used Medium Grade
Furniture

Williams Auction House
91s New York Ave.
PUBLIC AUCTION SALE THIS
COMMENCING AT 2 PM.
Fine new African mahogany bedroom
suite, complete, high-grade mahog-
any bedroom suite, with Mr.. and
Mrs. dresser: quality. swirl mahog.-
any bedroom suite with poster bed,
three used splendid quality walnut
bedroom suites, mahogany dinette
set of 7 pcs, chrome breakfast set.
blond breakfast sets. odd chairs OF
various kinds: splendid odd sofas.
spiral springs and inner-sprins mat
tresses, new 3-pc. living room suite,
good used 3-pc. living room suite,
odd single and double beds tcorl-
plete), coffee and lamp tables,
decorative articles, mirrors, pic
lures. etc. Several used rugs. yari-
Gus sizes. Collection old walking
canes, swords, etc. Numerous other
household effects.
Public Inspection Monday and
Up to Sale Hour, Tuesday.
Auctioneers PHI, MA. 1879.
-iz
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Boiling River Used for Heat

Water from a subterranean
boiling river 42S feet underground
is being used to heat the council
chambers in Rotorua in New
Zealand's hot springs district.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-09-11
By Donald H. Muqridqe

Hans Berliner, the 20-year- old
champion of the District of Co.
lumbia, marches from triumph to
triumph, and has just scored his
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Laura Sutherland, vice presidents
Mrs. Doris Miller. chaplain; Mrs
Phyllis Wallace, historian; Mrs
Clara Payne Williams, sergeant al
arms; Mrs. Rebecca Williams ano
Mrs. Emma Jackson, color bearers;
Miss Frances Harris, secretary
Mrs. Dorothy Nickens, assistant
secretary; Mrs. Frances Johnson
property custodian, and Mrs. Cor
nelia Williams, treasurer.
Mrs. Lillian NJ. Judd, past de,
partment president and genera
chairman of the group installation
has announced the following addi-
tional unit officers who are to be
officially installed at Commerce
auditorium on the evening Of
September %:
Capital Transit Unit, No. 46-
Mrs. Auguste Helle, president; Mrs
Grace Gavin, first vice president;
Mrs. Ellen Rossignal, second vice
president; Mrs. Anna RoWell
chaplain; Mrs. Jane Baker, SER
geant at arms. and Miss Claudia
Hall. historian.
Woodbridge Unit, No. 50-Mrs
Gladys Day, president; Mrs. Ger
aldine Ude, Mrs. Donna Stephen
son and Mrs. Louise S. Luton
vice presidents; Mrs. Vina G. st
Peter, chaplain; Mrs. Nora T
Kennedy. historian, and Mrs. Es-
telle Beard, sergeant-at-armS.
Clark V. Polling Unit, No. Ga
Mrs. Clara Newton. president;
Mrs. Catherine Dills, first vice
president; Mrs. Helen Gay, second
vice president and secretary; Mrs
Robert M. Davis, treasurer.
All unit color bearers are re-
quested to turn out for the mass
installation ceremony on Septem-
Der % and report to the depart
ment sergeant at = arms. Mrs
Mabel Pugliese, at 7:30 pm. to
take part in the flag professional
Meetings this week:
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MEETINGS this week.

Meetings this week:
Tuesday-United States Depart
ment of Agriculture Unit, No. So
Raleigh Hotel, 8 pm.
Friday--James E. Walker Unit
No. 26, Garnett-P Patterson Junior
High School, $50 pm.
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Husband Lost

One lost husband and $50 lost
children were returned to rela-
tives following loudspeaker an
nouncements at children's day
ceremonies at Leeds, England.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-09-11
Marriage License
Applications

Under D. C. laD, couples must
apply for a marriage license on
one day. 1Dait three tuH days and
receiUe the license on the fifth
day. Sundays and holidays are
counted the same as other days.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 194s de luxe 4-dr.; beau
tiful black finish; new-car conoltloh'
S1.395.
PARKWAY MOTOR co.
3O5l M St. NV, MI. 01s5. 81 years
OF fair dealing -
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WANT A GOOD LATE MODEL
used car We are taking in
trade very clean late model
used cars on the new 1850
Studebakers, come in and
look them over, we may have
the car you want. Terms and
trade. BENNING MOTORS.
eS3S. Open to 8 pm. except
Sunday. LII
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TODAY'S BARGAINS
FORDS

az station wagon; good cond., y ,,
81 Fordor; exceptionally nice; orig
upholstery, in 1st-class cond.' So
'3i Model A: runs good. SO.
PLYMOUTH
Al 4-dr., S245.
40 coupe; runs good, S215.
80 2-dr.. exceptionally good condl'
ton, S24o.
'33 4-dr.; clea, 500.
Dodge 1898 2-dr.; r. and h.; very
good condition, S115.
Pontiac 1897 2-dr.; runs good, Sl95
Studebaker 1910 Champion 2-dr.;
runs fine. S315.
KENILWORTH AUTO CO.
1901 Kenilworth Ave. NE, vi. ALL
Open Ewes. and Sun.
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AUCTION SALES

NVSTTVN SAHES
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that /
will sell at public auction at 10
am. Monday, September II, I94a.
property clerk. at Sixth and School
Streets S. W.. the lost. stolen and
abandoned property. consisting of
forty-seven motor vehicles. one boat.
in possession of the Metropolitan Po-
lice Department, D. c., and which
have not been called for by the
claimants as contemplated by law.
ROBERT c. PEARCE, Inspector
Metropolitan Police, Chief talso
Property Clerk. Ill
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WANTED, 100 CARS
CHEVROLET OWNERS

VIII Day I'D TO.
500 on Al Chevrolets,
$500 on 40 Chevrolets,
$3.50 on 80 Chevrolets,
$3.50 on '3S Chevrolets.
Will also assist you in getting
40 model car If desired with no
obligations.
CENTRAL MOTOR SALES
1926 Conn. Ave, WO. 1896 or EN-.
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GaVeIs
OF All
Descriptions
KARL
Pitt
AUTOMOBILE WAA1Ep
jewelers. Since 1889
1902 Il St. NV. 1850 Sth st. NV

HOs0NHSOsekS "ANtk D
BUICK, CHEVROLET AND FORD
cars wanted, any year or model, but
MR ssAf1 fisn Df PF1 $3.50 paid: Gan
sP s6z.S " s sIsvIc, 1og OF, SELL 4:
goth st. nv. TX. $500.
TRY TRIANGLE-we pay premium
ular make and model Drive yours
MOTORS, 3O1O R. 1. ave. ne. or
1888 R. I. ave. ne.
FAIR, HONEST APPRAIsALs on all
MAKES ,aK ofGars are assured at
NE. O40O
HOLD 1T JUST A MINUTE, get high
WooD MoToR co. i917 Rhode
Island ave. ne. Open 8 am. to
WANTED, SO and up, including '4os
and AIS, Fords. Chevs. and Plyms.
TOWN g. COUNTRY MFRS, 5336
Wis. ave, OR. 0100, ewes. til 10.
used cars. SHIRLINGToN MOTOR
CO, Shirlington Business Center,
OV 1000.
OKLAHOMA DEALER, desperate for
40 Chevrolets and other postwar and
prewar cars. will furnish cash to
take delivery and pay bonus. M. &
4 Au1o SALES Les 1914 Georgia NV.
TEXAS DEALER DEsPERATE-Needs
clean used cars. any make or model,
from 1898 to 1910; will pay high
1891 Wisconsin. EN-. eS47.
MORE CASH FOR YOUR CAR, new
or used: Drive in; bring your title
11a afb s snd 9ssh sts WOLFE MOTORS 5eSS
ATTENTION. AUTO OWNERS Let
price for your 1916 to f949 car. II
charge is SIS. no charge Of any
snd f 70 you Is n af an sSid Time cf keeb
in or call BELL MoToRs. SOLO
Wis. ave. Wo. 5000.
STUDEBAKERS and Chevrolets, 1a47-
1850 METROPOLITAN MOTORS,
n ny y. ave. and sladensburs rd'' TR.
RETAIL PRICE for your carve
only charge if your. car is sold; No
d HUGHES AUTO SALES, 1914
Georgia ave, GE. 1866.
PVT. PARTY DESIRES purchase '4s
or 40 Cadillac cow from original
owner no dealers. Call Ho. 6l5l,
Apt. SO4, ewes. III
sTUDEBAKER 1a47 Champion star
light club coupe; good finish, good
running cond. CO. 1908. i"
WANTED. 40 or Al cars. Small
down payment and take over pay
Wf Cali "P NO pay $50 s. m aft. PM sno
wk. days, all day Sun.
1911 PONTIAC 4-dr. mechanically
o ogFn ss 9at' or body and chassis 1s
1896 TO 1871 MODELS
mediate cash. R. I. MOTORS, 1920
RHODE Island ave. ne. MI. 9774.
WANTED, 100 CARS
$50 to - Brine Bril- title. If car is nm
dickering Immediate cash. See be-
fore you sell HOYLE MOTOR
SALES. 1345 Que st. NV, DU. 5000.
ALL PRIVATE OWNERS
Don't give your car away. Bring your
car to Ripley Motor Co., Chevy
car for you. Only charge $50. Car
available to you at any time.
Higher priced cars our speciality.
5l2O WIS. AVE: NV.
Open Ewes. and Suns. IA
CHEVROLET OWNERS
Will pay UP to:
500 on Al Chevrolets,
$500 on 40 Chevrolets,
$3.50 on 80 Chevrolets,
$3.50 on '3s Chevrolets.
VIII also assist you in getting .
40 model car If desired with no
obligations
CENTRAL MOTOR SALES
1926 Conn. Ave, WO. 1896 or EN-.
1854.
TOP DOLLAR
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THREW VALUE CARS"
DEPENDABLE AND GUARANTEED
TRANsPoRTA PRfGEp MODERATELY
'48 Chrysler ST, 1895
WINDSOR COW; R. & H, LOW
AT Buick - 81 ,695
4-DR. SEDAN; R. Il H. ONLY $4,000
MILES.
'48 Chevrolet - ST .495
AERO TOWN SEDAN; R. & H., ONLY
5000 MILES.
'46 Dodge ---$1,3 45
CUSTOM Abr; R. &aH. LOW
MILEAGE.
'48 Ford ST. 45
DE LUKE TUDOR; r. & H, VERY
CLEAN.
At Dodge --- 81 1925
DE LUXE 2-DR.; R. Il H. GOOD.
80 Dodge --------$ 495
DE LUKE 4-DOOR.
'48 Dodge -------$1 ,045
1-TON EXPRESS.
'48 Dodge 1895
la-TON EXPRESS.
'48 Chevrolet 1895
la-ToN EXPRESS.
'46 Dodge $685.
2-ToN CAB AND CHASSIS.
LIBERAL TRADE AND TERMS. SEE
MR.. BASS.
TREW MOTOR co.
Dodge-Plymouth
1928 14th ST. NV. Decatur 1910
Closed SUNDAYS. -l2
oLDsMoBILE 1947 sedan; radio.
heater, model re: see this car
today for a real buy; S1.445.
MONROE FORD co.
1887 East-west hwy. 81. 1900.
hester 5iack sish ezceien car
throughout; fully guar; $1,l95.
MONROE FORD co.
18th and Ga. ave. 81. 1900.
CADILLAC 1888 model 49, conv:
sedan: heater. mechanically as good
MONROE FORD co.
1887 East-west hwy. 81. $500.
FORD 1910 club convertible; s545.
MONROE FORD co.
1887 East-West hwy. 81. $500.
PONTIAC 1947 Streamliner coach.
real honest, outstanding car. fully
guaranteed; 81 AS.
MONROE FORD co.
18th and Ga. Ave. ST.. 1900.
-12
CHEVROLET 1947 Aero sedan; radio
and heater; one OF the most popu,
lar Chev. models very clean; A.
5 nsSdfnoa bly, Sc sia # for real out
MONROE FORD co.
1887 East-west hwy. 81. 1900.
CHEVROLET AT club cow; r. and
h.. black top. sky blue; S1,295.
MONROE FORD co.
1887 East-west hwy. 81. 1900.
PONTIAC Al club coupe; S595; mo-
tor Just overhauled. A real buy.
MONROE FORD co.
18th and Ga. Ave. 81. 1900.
FORD AT Super de luxe Tudor. e.
1y m n aoa nish eseslle xafs con HH
MONROE FORD co.
1887 East-West hwy. 81. $500.
BUICK 1887 Special sedan: excellent
transp. at low cost; only S245.
MONROE FORD CO.
1897 East-West hwy. 81. $500.
CHEVROLET 1912 Aero; heater; $685..
MONROE FORD co.
1897, East-west hwy. ST.. 1900.
PLYMOUTH 1888 coach; S195:
MONROE FORD co.
1887 East-West hwy. 81. 1900
CHEVROLET 1910 sedan; r. and h.;
completely reconditioned mechani-
cally; S645.
MONROE FORD CO.
1897 East-west hwy. 81. $500.
CHEVROLET 1916 sedan; heater;
beautifully two-toned body: perfect
mechanically; S1,195.
MONROE FORD co.
1887 East-West hwy. 81. 1900.
BUICK 1871 Special 4-dr.. sedan:
r. and h.; one-owner car; has had
excellent care; SS45.
MONROE FORD co.
1887 East-West hwy. 81. 1900.
CHEVROLET 1910 coach: good buy
MONROE FORD co.
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CHERNER-BREWER
HOME OF SELECT CARS
Sill Wis. Ave. NV, WO. 1899.
OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS
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'49S
WAY BELOW LIST
40 BUICK -$2,795
Roadmaster 4-dr.; dyna., Wv.
seat covers.
40 PLYMOUTH 3d. 95
Conv.; r. and h., Wv.
40 FORD ------- s1,5s5
Gust. Fordor; r. and h.
40 NASH ---- 81 1895
Ambassador 4-dr.; heater, other
extras, $500 under list.
40 PACKARD ---. 81 ,595
Conv.; T. and h., cleo. clutch.
'48 PONTIAC ------. 81, 795
Cow. 81; r. and h., Hydra
'48 STUDEBAKER $1,595
Comdr. Glib. cpe.; r. and h., over
drive
'43 CHEVROLET --$l,495
Conv.; r. and h.
'48 JEEP ,-------$1,495
Station wagon; r. and h. cd.
'48 FORD ------$1 ,195
Super de TX. Tudor; r. and h.
THE VERY LOWEST COST
FINANCING
MANY OTHER FINE CARS
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-01-13
Eastern Star
Installs New
Officers

Mrs. Everett S. GormIey and
Tyson Wheeler were installed as
Worthy Matron and Worthy Pa
tron of Montgomery Chapter No.
SO O.E.S. by Junior Past Grand
Worthy Matron of Maryland Hazel
d. Wright and Past Matron, Ches-
tertown Chapter No. So Rachel T.
Joiner on Wednesday, January 5,
1919.
The other officers for the year
are:
Assoc. Matron, Lorraine Faatz;
Assoc. Patron, Harold T. FaatZ;
Conductress, Martha H. Looper;
Assoc. Cond., Evelyn Purdum;
Secretary, Edna z. Hauke; Treas
urer, Naomi B. Wheeler; Chaplain,
Charlotte L. Stratmeyer; Mar
shall, Dorothy X. Reese; Organist,
Mary c. Lee; Ada, velyn Custer;
Ruth, Lucille Jordan; Esther, Es-
telle A. Looper; Martha, Ruby
Reu; Electa, Ella Binker; Warder,
Grace c. Claggett; Sentinel, New
ton F. Butts.
The Masonic Hall in Rockville,
the scene of the Installation,
was beautifully decorated in yell
low, the Matron's chosen color for
the year, her arm bouquet consist
ing of yellow roses. A reception
and social hour followed the cere-
mony.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-01-13
Frank E. Williams, Jr.,
WEEDS Georgia Girl

Miss Marianne Watt Jeffries,
daughter of Mrs. McChesney Hill
Jeffries of Townsville, Ca, and
Frank Edwin Williams, Jr. of
Rockville, son of Mrs. Frank E..
Williams, Sr., were married on
Wednesday, January 5. The cere-
mony took place at the Presbyter-
ian Church in the brides home
town.
The bride, given in marriage by
her brother, McChesney Hill JEFF
fries, wore a dress of dusty rose
sheer wool with white accessories.
Her hat was a bonnet effect of
winter white sprayed with lily of
the valley. Her flowers were a
spray of white camellias.
Following the ceremony, the
brides mother entertained at a
wedding breakfast at her home,
after which the couple left for a
short wedding trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Williams will re-
side in Rockville where the groom
is associated in business. He is a
graduate of st. Andrews School
in Middletown and Dartmouth
College. He was admitted to the
Maryland Bar in November and
will graduate from the University
Of Maryland Law School this
month.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1949-01-13
Crime and Fire
Keep Gaithersb'g
Firemen Busy

Montgomery County Police are
holding Ernest Mckinley Turner,
26, Negro of Boyd, with fratracide.
He is accused of killing his brother,
Harold, on Saturday night, in a
tenant house on the Maughlin
farm at Boyd. He is accused
Of having shot his brother
in the chest following an argument
shortly before $3.50 P. NJ. Mem
bers of the Gaithersburg Rescue
Squad said that the victim was
dead on arrival. 1t. Raymond
Lynch of the Rescue Squad admin
istered first aid to the accused for
cuts on the arm before he was
jailed.
Mrs. William Mason, the wife
of a Gaitherburg farmer, was
rescued by the Gaithersburg-Wa
ington Grove Fire Department on
Sunday when she was trapped in
bedroom of her burning home.
The fire was caused by anroil stove
which exploded in the bedroom.
Damage to the Groom tenant
house, owned by Douglas Diamond,
Gaitherburg, was estimated by
firemen at $3.50.