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Father Fleetwood Dies;
First Law School
Regent al Georgetown

The Rev. Thomas B. Chetwood
IS. j., II. the first regent Of George.
town University Law School. diec
yesterday in Monroe. N. Y, where
he had been living in retirement
Father Chetwood was widely
known for his writings on church
and legal matters. Several Of his
textbooks were used in courses al
Georgetown and other Jesuit Law
schools.
He joined the Georgetown Uni
versity faculty in 1925 and taught
in the law school and the foreign
service school.
He was appointed regent of the
law school in 1928. The position
was then newly created.
Father Chetwood was born In
New York. In 1898 he was ad.
mitted to the Society of Jesus. He
was ordained as a priest 16 years
later after studies at Woodstock
Md College. He received his
early education in private schools
and was graduated from st
Francis Xavier College in New
York.
Father Chetwood left George
town about the middle Of the
1905. He taught philosophy al
st. Peters College, Jersey City
N. j.. for II years. He was also q
retreat master in the Newark
Trenton and Paterson dioceses.
Funeral services vii be held
Friday at st. Peters in jersey
City.
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u. 5. Raises Import Quotas On Two Types Of Cheese

The United States has decided
to let more foreign cheese-espe-
eially Edam and Gouda-come
into this country.
The Agriculture Department in
creased the import quota of Edam
and Gouda from 3 million to 4
million pounds annually.
The department increased by
Is per cent the quotas on other
cheese remaining under control,
and abolished all restrictions on
IStilton. sleeps milk cheese suit
able for grating and Pecorino
cheese, not suitable for grating.
Stilton is comparatively expen-
sive and the Sleeps milk cheeses
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John Russell Stevens.
u. ). Worker Il Years

John Russell Stevens, 50, retired
Agriculture Department employee
died Unexpectedly yesterday at the
home of his daughter, Mrs. vii.
liam j. OLeary, 3911 Oliver street
Chevy Chase, Md. where he hac
been living since 1947.
Mr.. Stevens was born and ed.
ucated in Livingston. Va. He
came to Washington in 1918 anoo
worked for the Agriculture De-
partment until 1899 when he re-
tired. He did statistical work in
the extension studies and teachins
division.
He was member of Mount Ver-
non Place Methodist Church.
Besides Mrs. O'Leary, he is sur
vived by four other daughters
Mrs. Hoke Ray Bostian, Greens.
boro. N. c.: Mrs. Harry H. Miner
Atlanta, Ga; Mrs. Anna S. Ever
|ett, Mount Rainier, Md; Mrs. w
&c. Hunley, Havana, Cuba: -four
sisters, Mrs. Lloyd A. Myers, Mrs
II. s. Sneed and Mrs. Bertha S
Young. all of Lynchburg, Va; Mrs
George P. Hammer, Hollywood
Fla, and seven grandchildren. His
wife. Mrs. Nettie Spencer Stevens
died in 1886.
Funeral services will be held al
2 pm. tomorrow at Gawler's fu-
neral home. 1855 Pennsylvania
avenue NV. Burial will be in
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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j. hiIIard Hall, 81,
Was Plumbing and
Healing Contractor

J. Willard Hall, 81. plumbing
and heating contractor for more
than 40 years. died Monday in q
doctors Office shortly after he ap-
parently suffered a heart attack
while supervising a job. He lived
lat 1926 Thirteenth place NE.
Mr.. Hall was born in Washing
ton and attended Maryland Agri-
cultural College. He was in the
plumbing and heating business In
Southwest Washington and was
president of the Southwest Cit
liens Association about IS years
Iago. Since moving to the Michi-
gan Park area, he had been presi-
dent Of the Michigan Park Citi-
zens' Association and at the time
Iof his death was delegate to the
Federation OF Citizens Associ-
ations.
He was active in affairs OF
Francis Asbury Methodist Church
He was steward and trustee and
Ia past president of the Mems
Bible Glass there.
Mr. Hall was a Mason and a
member of the District Chapter
Iof the Master Plumbers Associa-
ton and the Washington Board OF
Trade.
He is survived by his widow
Mrs. Annie C. Hall; two daugh-
tiers, Mrs. Virginia Kreamer and
Mrs. Elizabeth Bryan; four sisters
Mrs. Elsie Woolf and Miss Ruth
Hall. all of Washington; Mrs
Esther Beckett, Denver, Colo. anc
Mrs. Margaret Harris, Baltimore,
a brother, George T. Hall, Wash
Iington, and three grandchildren.
Funeral services will be held al
l pm. tomorrow at Francis Asbury
Methodist Church, 3146 Sixteenth
street NV. Burial will be ir
Cedar Hill Cemetery.
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HIT Mrntnriant

HOLMES, JAMES GETAWAY. In loving
memory OF my dear grandfather. JAMES
GETAWAY HOLMES. who passed away
1854. o 'ouAs' september "A.
In death your memory in my heart
snail comfort me while were apart
DEVOTED GRANDDAUGHTER. GLADYS
LIE BRANDT LLOYD.
org N m MA Dsio D. ss are e ths
INGRAM. who departed this life eight
years, ago today, September "a. 1914.
rz, AIways remembered. sadly missed.
oE HSaM HUSBAND. J. WESLEY IN
JEFFERSON. ALICE AND LAFAYETTE. In
ents. ALICE JEFFERSON. who so DEPARTED Psa
s ~ s ana asc E ssRssp5sF
'wenss-six years a s1 MsEeh An q 1919 i09.
MACKEY, ROE ROY. In loving memory
Ser "a s 1911 n' years T ffH 'S eap ssR,sm
MORRIS. FANNIE TAYLOR AND AN
DEW Sk. Sacred to the memory Of our
beloved mother FANNIE TAYLOR NOR
teen years ago today. September 81. 1878.
and our dear father, ANDREW MORRIS,
ST., who passed away twenty-four years
ago, August 20. 1928.
AL souls are Thine. We. must not say
That those are dead who pass away;
From this our world they are set free.
We know them living unto Thee.
Thy word is true. Thy win is hrst.
To Thee we leave them, Lord in trust;
While you dear parents, rest and Sleep
Your loving memory we will always Keep
THE CHILDREN.
MURRAY, EMMA g. A tribute Of love
and devotion to the beautiful memory
Of our dear sister. EMMA @. MURRAY,
who departed this life two years ago to-
day. September "a, 1850,
We do not need this special day
To bring you to our minds;
The days We do not think of you
Are very hard to find.
HER DEVOTED SISTERS, SARAH 8.
PINN, VEILMAR G. GADSDEN.
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Clarence T. BIeicher,
Official Of ChrysIer
By the Associated Pres.

DETROIT. Sept. 24.-Clarence
E. Bleicher. 50. president and gen.
eral manager of the Chrysler
Corp. De Soto division, died last
night at Henry Ford Hospital.
Mr.. Bleicher had been hos
|pitalized since September S follow
ing a heart attack.
A native of Dayton, Ohio, Mr.
Bleicher came to Detroit in 1926
as master mechanic at the Chrys-
Ter Highland Park plant.
He became vice president and
general manager of the De Soto
division in 1887 and became pres
ident OF the Chrysler division in
1914.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-09-24

Chapter, No. 2. Of the Eastern
Star.
Survivors are her husband, who
she married % years ago, and two
aunts in Baltimore.
Funeral services were to be held
lat 2 pm. today at Chambers flu
neral home. 1901 Cleveland ave-
lnue, Riverdale, Md. with burial
lin Washington National Gene
ltery.
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are scarce even in Italy. so these
imports will not be large. the
Agriculture Department said. The
United States originally clamped
on the restrictions because Amer
lean producers, mostly in Wis
Iconsin, couldn't stand the com.
petition.
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| IOr ACuTaDleS.
| A Washing
| ton resident for
Is years. she
lived at 2379
r h o d e Island
avenue NE.
| Mrs. Berlin,
the form e r
IKathryne Kim
BILE Rotten. was
born in Balti-
more and edu-
Gated at Johns
| Hopkins Uni
w sity. She
Twas a member
Of M aryla n d
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Four Drown in Rhine

kAUB. Germany, Sept. "a (P.-
-Four PERSONS man and three
Women-were drowned In the
Rhine last night when their row.
boat capsized and the rivers cur
rent entangled them in q fishing
met.
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Darn uf Ttranka

BAKER. 1T JOHN X. The family of tn,
late It. JOHN K. BAKER wish to expires:
their deep appreciation to the friends anc
relatives who we're so sympathetic anC
thouehtful during their recent loss.
MAHONEY, DANIEL A. The Mahoney fam.
tly wish to thank their friends. neighbors
the Holy Name Society, the American
Lesion. National Guard of Honor, 40 Ell
8. the American Legion Auxiliary. EN-
ployes of the Federal Housing Admins
tration d. c. Insuring Once and employees
Of the Federal Housing Administration
Tampa. Fla; employees of the Government
Printing once. employees of the Naval
Gun Factory and the Columbia Typo
d. c.. for their mass cards, flowers and
expressions of sympathy.
THE MAHONEY FAMILY. 25
MIDDLETON. JEROME. We wish to ex-
press our sincere thanks to friends for
cards. use OF cars, beautiful floral de-
signs; pastor. club members of Ebenezer
Methodist Church and co-workers for
their sympathy and tributes during our
sorrow at the passing of our beloved
cousin. JEROME MIDDLETON
MRS. MARIE NJ. TOISON AND MRS.
BEATRICE II. SMITH.
PETRIE. EFFIE. The family OF the late
EFFIE PETR1E wish to express their
sincere thanks and appreciation to our
many friends and neighbors for their
kindness and expressions of sympathy at
our sudden bereavement.
ALEX PETRIE AND FAMILY. .
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Fuel Oil Outlay Rose Fast

NEW YORK. Americas rail-
roads spent more for fuel oil alone
in 1851 than they spent for all
other types of fuel-coal, oil and
gaSoline-in 1910.
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1tt Mrttturtaft.

BROWN. LLOYD r. In memory Of my
loving husband. LLOYD r. BROWN, who
passed away one year ago today, Sep
TENDER "a, 1851.
No one knows how much miss you,
No one knows the bitter pain
] have suffered since / lost you,
Life has never been the same.
No more upon this earth Til see
Your kind and loving face;
No one in this whole wide world
Will ever take your place.
The say time heals broken heart,
But. on. that's so untrue
For one whole year my heart has ached
Lloyd darling, just for you.
I'll always remember in my heart
The happiness we knew,
And that my only world is the one
In which lived with you.
YOUR LOVING WIFE. MYRTLE M
GAYLOR. ALICE M. In memory Of our
beloved wife and mother. ALICE M GAY
LOR, who departed this life four years
ago today. September "A. 194S.
Sometimes it's hard to understand
Why certain things must be,
But there's reason for 1t all
Beyond our power to see.
The thought which comforts us Q lot
Is to know the one we love
Has found eternal happiness
And lasting peace above.
EDWARD AND ALICE.
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Mrs. Frederick W. Berlin,
Former Practical Nurse

Mrs. Frederick w. Berlin, r.,
former practical nurse, died
Saturday at the Washington Home
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HALL, LOUISE PINKETT. A tribute Of
love to the memory of our darling daugh-
ter, LOUISE PINKETT HALL, who de-
parted this life one year ago. September
90. 1851.
God works for good with those who love
Him,
Underneath are the everlasting arms.
THE FAMILY.
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Monday, September o.. 1852, at his
home. Riverside ave. Cabin John. Nd.
ANTHONY L. tTONY) FENNELLY,
beloved husband of the late Helen P.
Fennelly and brother of Mrs. o. A.
Kreamer. Mary A.. Annie, Catherine.
John p and Robert Emmlt Fennelly.
Remains resting at the Bethesda-Chevy
Chase Funeral Home OF Robert A. Pun.
be held Thursday. September %. at 10
am. Relatives and friends invited. In
terment Mount Olivet Cemetery. "A
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MARY E. COLEMAN. L. D. r.
GRACE E. BENNETT. Fin. Sec.
QUEEN. ADA REBECcA. on Monday, Sep
TENDER %. 1852 ADA REBECCA QUEEN,
So s sh Sd wife ST. a also s.Ss sesn
niece. Mrs. Mary c. waters; one nephew.
Earl Earl Thomas Thomas and tive w. srsat-neDheTs'
Friends may call at the Funeral Home Of
Alexander s. Pope, Ala 18th ST. Sc. after
Pm WsSaneSdag where fgnsrsl SERVICES
at / pm, Rev. La Grange officiating.
Interment Lincoln Memorial Cemetery.
RAGusA. ROSE. On Monday September
Sc, beloved wife Of Peter Ragusa. moth
er of Frank and Peter Ragusa. Mrs.
Phyllis R., Liberti. Mrs. Carmela Brough-
call at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th Sc.
Thursday, September %. Requiem mass
at ST Francis Xavier's Church. 2sth st.
Mary's Cemetery. "a
FEEDER. RICHARD D. On Thursday.
ssg.s%ber :, ! e. E 1s5a n RIcHAs s.,. p
Cher me Of 1 Arthur NJ ea Reedef and
of Mrs. Esther Brown, Mrs; Rosalie jan
| uary. Mrs. Anna Miller Of New York City
and William R. Lee Of Philadelphia, Pa;
/
many friends. After. 3 pm. Wednes;
| to cali at the MCGUIRE Funeral Home
Be ~Y held Thursday II; ais September Is, a.
I pm. Interment Lincoln Memorial
REID. WILLIAM ERNEST tCHUB). Or
dence. Trisnsie, Va. WILLIAM LILA ERNEST En- nss.
/ tCHUBl REID, beloved husband of Mamie
J. Reid. He also Is survived by three
ssd E one daar %an MTs an Mar iosk
Fauls, and six grandchildren. Remains
i resting at Halls Funeral Home. occoquan
Os day
light saving time, Interment Greenwood
Cemetery, Minniville. Va.
RICHARDSON, JOHN E. On Septembel
20. 1862. at the United States Veterans
RICHARDSON. husband Of Nettie 8. Rich
lyman B. Richardson, and Mrs. Elizabeth
q Funeral Home. 1400 Chaplin ST. NV.
i after l PM. Thursday, September %
Services at the, above funeral home OF
Interment eP arlington National cemet sW
rice. GERMAN W. Suddenly. on Monday "a
seos 4s St. w is aEaN w EcG
ther Of Mrs. Louise HUMPHREYS Of wash
l lI6bUIs ~ ~. ne hIoO 10 SuIttNCu Wy AUu
grandchildren. Remains resting at tn
s. H. Hines Co. Funeral Home, 2901 14tl
st. NV. Services at Fort Myer Chape
on Thursday. September %. at 2:30 pm.
, procession leaving the above, funera
4 home at 2 pm. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery. "a
ROSS. WILLIAM. On Monday, septembe
%. 1862. WILLIAM ROSS of 1854 Cham
plain st. NV. father of Vernetta Ross
son of Mrs. Melissa Ross. brother @
Daniel. Claude and Mildred Ross. Afte
pm. Wednesday friends may call at tn
Carver Memorial Funeral Home. 29-31
st. NV, where funeral services will
held on Thursday, September 25. at
pm. Interment Lincoln Memorial Gene
: sCoTT, SAMUEL M. Members Of tn
Policemen's Association of I
II c. will attend the services fc
Sl W1A our late brother. SAMUEL
: AlElM SCOTT, which will be held 9
o &Ns@Z@ the Jerusalem Baptist Churcl
v Goth and P SITS. NV. on Wed
nesday. September "a. 196:
;eI at / p.m. Interment Lincoln Memoir,
q CLARENCE II. LuTz. President.
CHARLES L. WRIGHT. Rec. Sec.
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P. d. R. of the /. B. p. o. E.
of W. is hereby notified of the
funeral of l.. D. PRISCILLA
PROCTOR, on Thursday, Sep.
TENDER 25. 1862, at pm.
from Frazier's Funeral Home
3S9 r. /. ave. NV. Session Of
- a A
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DAVIS. J. AMOS. On Monday, September
-, 1862. at his residence, Aquasco, Md.
j. AMOS DAVIS, beloved husband Of
Beulah Davis. Also surviving are two
sons, Joseph w. and James Duke Davis;
a sister, Mrs. Yates D. Dukei Gaugh-
ter-in-law, Mrs. Joseph w. Davis. and u
granddaughter. Miss Virginia A. Davis.
Friends are invited to call at the Ritchie
Bros Funeral Home, Upper Marlboro, Md.
Funeral services will be held at st. PauPs
Episcopal Church. Baden, Md, on
Thursday. September %, at 3 pm. In
terment church cemetery.
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FLAHERTY. GwENDoLYN J; On Tues;
day, September %, 1852; GWENDoLYN
George w. Flaherty. mother of Kathryn
NJ Flaherty and beloved DAUGHTER OF
Frank C. and Jeanette c: .Guth. Flu
neral from her late residence. 4106
Branch ave. Sc, on Friday. September
90. at $3.50 am; thence to Mount Cal
vary Catholic Church. Forestyille Md,
r5here mass will be offered at 10 am. fol
Che fepose of her soul. Interment Wash
ington National Cemetery. 20
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DORSEY, ALICE PARET. On September
%, 1859. in Baltimore. Md. ALICE
PARET DORSEY. beloved wife of James
Hooper Dorsey. Funeral from the Mitchell
Funeral Home. 1900 Eutaw pl,> Balti-
more, Md, on Wednesday, September "a,
at 4 pm Interment in Old Trinity
Church. Cemetery, Dorchester County.
, Md, on Thur sday, September %. at 1870
AM. Please omit flowers. "A
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as ie5a. BERTHA al Essen ETe Of 4S 5p South
Taylor st. Arlington, Va. beloved wife
of David Eisen. She also is survived by
her father, BENJAMIN Schwartz and two
sisters Mrs. Sophie Koonin and Mrs.
Pauline Blumberg. Funeral services at
the Bernard Danzansky d Son Funeral
Home, 1901 l4th st. NV, on wednesday,
trict of Columbia Lodge Cemetery. "a
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BANKS, DANIEL SIMON. Suddenly on
Tuesday. September 49, 1859, at his resi-
dence 80 Pierce st. NV, DANIEL SIMON
BANKS. devoted husband OF Rosa Banks.
by pev,e Brooks and Otis Tsh si1sn
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ANTHONY. The officers and
members of Plumbers Local
NN Union. No. 5. are hereby noti-
fed OF the death of Brother
lt1sU1 ANTHONY FENNELLY. Re-
WrE1W mains resting at the Bethesda
Chevy Chase Funeral Home OF
Robert A. Humphrey. Bethes-
da. Md. where services will be held on
Thursday, September 25, 1852, at 10 am.
Intermept Mount Olivet Cemetery.
D. C. DOW Recording Secretary. "a
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UPSTAIRS Girl,

Live in. 25 to 40. with or without
empl husband Must be fond Of
children and have recent city refs.
Other help employed OF. 3O57
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Theater. 400; suitable for nat O,
slantlng floors; 81 up. Call LU
4-36S3 o6
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ANY HOT SHOPPE
Or Room 200. 1341 9 st. NV.

GIRLS. ladies, housewives; full OF
part-time work: pleasant; opport
for advancement; no eXper. neceS-
Sary. MR.. BEALL, 1913 Penna. ave.
2nd a., any time. -
LADIES 90, spare hrs. are magic!
AVON'S repeat Gusts. RE. slO7.
WOMAN. white. middle-aged. to help
semi-inyalid lady; Inv; live in;
Mon. through Fri; of week ends.
w0MF9e wK0sMnFSi9etSn %H,IG +3 tor t5,s!gl ..m,s
must be healthy. enereetic and &C.
eEEaSfso eaiz2&fS f PLAST E3Ek son !fHsTr9as
YSTNG 5}{aS va4ND1 aADY.Typist spa general M
and working conditions in air-con-
ditioned Offices. Call for appoint
msnt, me % JULES LAFFERMAN & CO..
YoGNG LADIES. part time. to ~s Sell
sandy sandy and popcorn in downtown
IoHWs 19sa5SF pAh2eE ApRz 4MEArrk Me- }oh?SSn
YOUNG LADY for small ad agency.
good typist. capable of handling
details and direct. mail permanent.
y Phone ST 4jao for apnt.
= HFllN4 al OlhNC WI hCL !,
typing essential; exc. location; pleas
art working conditions: good salary
and future. Perm. position. Reply
stating age. education and expert
ence. Box 473-V, Star. 20
FURNISHED APT. plus salary for
couple in exchange for maid service
in rooming house. WO. 765l. i
CHRISTIAN, white. care for two
children D days while parents work
live in; near Falls Church. JE.
2-06l2 after $50
EARN EXTRA INCOME on Saturdays.
Survey house to- house, no selling
Sl."5 per hour to start. Report for
interview Wed, Thurs. or Fri,
/: 30 to l 80 Az Shoreham bldg.
WHITE WOMAN, cooking and gem
eral housework. Call Crescent
AL j 26s
as companion or companion house
keeper Box 4S6.T Star 27s
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE (cont. }

CEMENT WORK-stone walls. nag.
stone terraces, walks. chimneys, IRE.
places. cement driveways, porches,
Fs'''RaafR MaRcucc Ta!ls Dfps RSekvfII: ffITIsnass; Md
Phone Rockville 1888.
CLOGGED DRAIN PIPES electrically
razor-k!eened or no charge. ROTO-
ROOTER. Phone RIA. 1888 any day.
any night.
CONCRETE AND FLAGSTONE -
Driveways. porches walks. walls,
TERRACES. footings: Easements. etc.
or evening. -2R
CONCRETE WORK. plastic wall tiles,
asphalt rubber floor tiles, magne-
site floors. CONRAD. GE 1896. 25'
DRIVEWAYS, porches. cellars, steps
built or repaired. DU. 1924 after
pm. weekdays. all day Sunday.
ELECTRICAL lNSTALLATIONS-R
pair short circuits. Small Jobs
done Immediately. RA. 1922 any
time, .-25
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TrNSENS' AMENIChN TYPEWRITER
MOTORS. 1/100 to 100 h.p.; and re-
duc,tion gear: 6-440 volts; rewound
eXch. CARTY. 1908 14th NO, O224.
OFFICE AND BUSINESS equipment;
remodeling sale; We need space:
typewriters. S25 and up; adding
machines. S35 and up; cash reg.
monographs, $50 and up; chairs,
desks, etc oO"S 18th st n " -o0
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DESKS


Once, new and used; all sizes and
types at great savings. N. FRANK
& SON. 414 3rd st. NV, Elk. 1914.
nlladNoSRs.'qzs lsdyo p ct!: sIso: iadys g: $50; g.
ets 0 s55S 5GS' All ii Ssse; SSiee: mans ineiads
mounting; Trades accepted. LIV-
IMGsToN HS ISIo & CO.. 1923 II st. NV.
DIAMOND PIN-Lady's rare diamond
and sapphire-studded platinum wide
bar pin, GA stones: part of estate
for f1r sale well below value; 5000.
WI. 1910 -%
DINETTE SET. 8 pcs., lined oak: $50.
pISETTE &; SET SETS pc. solid maple.
sHd Ssi sss HnsF stove, Tss't s115 eq hu IT, iss
DINING ROOM SET. unusual TO-
piece, $500. WI. 5541 and OIL.
DlNING DlN1sG ROOM su1TE-Handsom.
chairs G1 osS snd buffet. Sacrifice, $500.
DINING ROOM SUITE, 10 pcs, Nor
ganton, solid mahogany, with chair
soyers eoUd and table pad; S625. WA.
DINING ROOM SUITE, attractive,
practical, reasonable. OR. S62S.
DINING ROOM SUITE. 10 pcs, like
new; also bedrm. and liv. rm suites.
VIII sacrifice. Is stored at KRIEG S
STORAGE CO., 616 Eye st. NV.
weekdays: l to 5 pm. only.
DINING RM. SUITE-10 pc, walnut,
beautiful prewar. 18th century de-
sign; must be seen to appreciate; !;
sacrifice, 1895. After 8, LU. 1851.
DINING RIM. SUITE. 1O-pc. walnut
with mahogany inlaid: upholstered
chairs: peri. cond HU. 695S. --2T
DINING ROOM SUITE. 9-pc. modern
walnut finish. excellent condition.
Best offer takes. 1908 Markham st :,
Silver Spring, Md. --27
DINING ROOM SUITE, nice walnut
veneer; 10 pcs; good condition:
DIN. RM., early American. table. 6
chairs. 2 china cabinets; liv. .-rm.
mirror, telephone table. childrens
bed and chest Of drawers: BIZ
cycles. Taylor-tot Stroller. 1850
Harvard st. NV, Apt. 41S after 6
pm. --26
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CHILD CARE COLORED GIRL; ex
perienced. reliable; 5 days week. NO
Girl. colored, wants Job as child
care and light housework, refs. Ii
GIRL. colored' wishes waitress OF
s.h.w.. 8 days. HU. $500. -26
WOMAN, colored. wants days work
Fri, Sat, Mon. Tues, Wed; So
carfare; reference. NO. 21S3.
WOMAN, colored, honest and depend.
able, wishes days work: Al clean
er: excellent references. HU. 1874
.COLORED GIRL desires baby SITTING
or l.h.w. two or three days Q week
Experienced DU. 4273
.COLORED GIRL desires g.h.w. plair
cooking; live out Call at $50 Fri
day; home Sat. and Sun. all days
AID. 59S1. 27'
COLORED GIRL desires light house
work; child care Job, experience
COLoRED WOMAN. honest. reliable
! wants 3 hours afternoon work. Mon
through Fri; ref. Ii. 4-12SS.
COLORED WOMAN wants days worl
for Saturdays and few evening
week: reference. Phone after pm
10 9-S4S3