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nois.1aa1, ,Ss.as Trustees.
THOs. y OWEN q SON, AactionesFs.

llll ) 81, NV.
Trusteess Sale Of Valuable TWO
STORY BRICK DWELLING BEIMQ
KNOWN As PREMISES NUMBER
111b OWEN PLACE NORTHEAST.
By virtue Of . certain deed Of trust
Folio 242 et sea-. Of the land
records 81 the District Of colnm-
bias and at the request OF the
party secured thereby, the under
sfgned trustees will sen. 1t public
auction In front OF the premises,
on MONDAY, THE TWENTY
FIRET DAY OF NOVEMBER, AID
1855. AT THREE O'CLOCK Pm.
the following described land and
premises. situate IN the District Of
Columbia, and designated rs and
being Lot 16S In Rutty's slibdi-
vision ot lots u Square 405e: g
IN tSs ar suryeyoP splls& for II she pistrses q q
Columbia "a Liber ~ at folio 40
Subject to covenants Of record,
Terms: Sold subject to 3 prior
building assoctationl deed pf trust
for approximately $500, so, fur
ther particulars Of which viii be
announced ct time OF sale: the
purchase price above said trust 70
be paid in cash. a deposit Of
$4,000 required Conveyaneing.
recording. ETC., At purchasers cost
Adjustments made rs Of date d
sale. Terms 20 be complied with
within thirty DAYS. ctherwise de-
may De advertised and yesnid at
the discretion of the trustees.
NICK Vi. CAhfpANELIsA.
JACK 4. SLOWER.
NOS ,12.14.16.Ie Trustees.
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cHKP. second: for new restaurant Of
eongsniai. and cspsbls ef develoP:
menf. 6aiary open. CO. b-7742
between z.30 and $3.50.
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BERNARD M. WISE,
JOHN 2. BEAITY III AttsFnsy

Southern BUILDING
UEITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
I for the District Of Columbia, Hold
fug Probate Court mo. B8.D2S.
Administration This Is to Give
Notice. That the subscriber, of the
District cf Columbia has obtained
from the Probate Court Of the
District of Columbia. Letteys Testa-
tnentary on the estate Of 3. Frank
Joy. late Of the District Of Coz
lumbia. deceased, AL persons hnF-
Ing claims against the deceased
are hereby warned 70 exhibit the
same. With the eouchers thereof.
legally authenticated. to the sub
Bcfiber. on or before the Tta day
0f MAJ. A.n. 1856: otherwise they
may by Law be excluded from al
benefit Of said estate. Given under
my hand this 4th day Of November,
Rd., NE. fsssi.l Attest: TfiEo-
DORE CCGSWEfL. ReGiater OF
wills for the District. Of Columbia,
Clerk Qf the Probate Court.
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tEGAL NOTICES [conky
eEoReH 2, sEgcAERI, ~, Az.
Filed Nov. :. 1895; Harfy n. Hul.

GEORGE Il, REUCHBRT, yR., Atty.
Filed Nov. Z. 1855. Harry n. Hull.
UNITED STATES DisTRIcT COURT
for the District Of Columbia. MAJ.
tha Wrtfht Crawford. Plaintin
ys. Leslie Andrew Crawford. Pc
56.-The object Of this suit it to
obtain an absolute divorce upon the
grounds OF voluntary separation for
more than I'VE years. On motion OF
the plaintiff, II Is this 4th day OF
Noqember. 1856, ordered that the
defendant Leslie andrew craE-
a,.a terd cause S.,h. his sppesraPsss 20 ,ee ee
fortieth day. exclusive nf Sundays
and legal holidays. occurring after
the day Of the frst publication Of
this order: otherwise the cause will
be proceeded with as IN case .ot
default. PfoyideQ . COPY OF this
order be published once . week Tor
i,asan three successive wssss IN ne ne WASH. S.
Evening Star before said DAY lS.j
EDWARD a. TAMM, Juofe. tSeal.D
Attest: HARRY Nj HULL. CLERK.
CierK not II lU,25
JOHN 4. I. RICHARDS, Attorney
5&n 18th 81. NV.
Nashington, u. L.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the District OF Columbia, Hold
Aaminlstration.--I is 10 Give
Notice: fhat the subscriber. Of the
state OF Vireinth has Obtained from
the Probate Court Of the District
Of Columbia, Letters OF Admins
traticn. G. =. a. on the estate Of
Irene 4. Gordon, also known as
Irene Ennis Porter Gordon. also
Known as Irene :. forter lAte 81
All persons haSins claims sssinstI
the deceased are hereby warned To-
EXHIBIT the same, with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated, 10
the subscriber, on or before the
10th day Of May. AID. 19bb; other
wise they may BY law be excluded
from all benef1t Of said estate.
aay s 81 Move Noyember. By lan lgSb. VA JAM NJ q
kELLYs .13U Windsor Rd., Belle
haven. Alexandria. Virgtnia, (Seal.
attest: TnEODORE CDlf6 W EiaL,
Regtsber OF wins tor Ene DisLrict
on Columbia. cierk Of lEle probate
Court. nul0, $3.50
CRAIGHIt.l. & AIslLO,
sAkS0rAessf 9so 10tn street, N.u.
0Nf1hD STATES D1AsIfIl,A CtlUrt1
Tor ene Districs OF Columbia. Aold-
ing rfoDate Court.---No. IS, ,l53,
administration. fnts Is TO GIVE
NOTICE: Ihat the subscribers, OF
the Dlstrses Of Columbia nave OBJ
talaeu from the Probate Court Of
the uiSIrict OF Columbia, Letters
1estafaentary on the estate Of
Rooert k. Matners. late Of the Dis
trict Of Columbia, deceased. Ali
persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned toI
exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof. legally authenticated, toI
the SUBSCRIBERS. on Or betore the
ard day of May, AID. 1855; other.
wise they may BY law be excluded
from ali benefit OF said estate.
Given under our hands this l4th
DAY Of November. 1905. JOSHUA
EVANS, jr., 34OS Lowell Street.
NV, ALEXANDER q. MIDDLE
TON, A662 Hutchins Place, NV
t6eai.l Attest: ARTHUR 4. SMITH,
Deputy heRistef Of Wills Tor the
District OF Columbia. Clerk Of the
Probate Court. nolb. .2J,J0
ETfNEkR n GHJF VI Az Ann
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AVIATION NEEDS
SEE INSTRUCTIONS coLulIE. !.

= :
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RHKER's HELPER, S4s per week
10 start: nisht work: Mon. Sni
hrs. from an. I'll II - e;d5a.r 49, ~
before noon Y 11Aff.svssT AfsvrssqseTf @PAsTRsYsi
ROOKKEEPER, accounts PAYABLE:
uermanent position. For furtner
detaiis, can Mrs. Weldr0n. II q
1900. r. W. BOLo1ANo q ~;
IRooKKKEPER, local oM dealer,
Nfes fr1rnedinte opening. Automohve
eFteriefce desired but not essen
fiai Usual company Dement'S. for-
ys.d l.sssr Iss,,S e e spg.lsaillSSs Bus 1873 ssar
BKKPR.- -TYPIeT, exper. 20 ss ssS.
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lane, Nd. Also 25th and Que sts.
NV,
HIjTCHRR, experienced. sood pay
and workinR conditions. Hoepitai-
iratfon paid by company. Apply "
nerson, BUCKINGHAM suPEk
MARKET. 1928 Rhode Island sse-
ne.
|BUTCHEn, exper.. or assistant; "a. 4,
day "a. refs, required. EMEktSCn
SUPER MARKET. 1909 lstn D. n;v- .
|sUTcHER, excellent permansn. pe-
eifion for reliable man. Apply
NORMANDY MARKET. b00s Hen-
ming I'd. b.e.
nFfTCHEK for neu store; me eli-
enfeie. GOOD working condiuon.
Most he experienced. Excel salaiy.
6iL-day VI. Applg IN perton,
RERKsHrRE FOOD. 4201 Mess
|. 80 u q ~
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Accountants, 10 $4,000
NATIONAL. EMPLOYMENT EERv.
NO FEE

NO II LIZ
TO $4,000
SEND RESUME or CALL As SOON
As POSSIBLE FOR Apt. THURS.
ONLY, NOV. Il. THIS OFFICE
NJ souTH OF WASH. D. c. =
ADMINISTRATIVE lRAINEEs
For corporate cost aeetg., ABB. with
,,sssssrp9t sss5s nstgr q Rcs is, e ss.es ~; e9o
For Methods enEre.. material handi-
ina, wage Incentives, etc. with o.
Si'n0Hih Process CESS ENoINEERs s0'VVV
h. Z. OF n. Il, exper. electeonic
controls. hi-spssd mach. tor 4 mtS N
PRoJEcT ENolEEERs
One for board. other for plant. to
assist process ensTh.. hi-speed Pre- S (
a4s''p pRoJEcT EAolNEER 'sss
Tool destgnins exper.; same .exper.
A. mach. designers above. knowl-
edge Of procedures Involved N de-
sign Of specialized tools TO $S,400
6UPERVfsoR-PROcEss ENuR.
10 yrs. expef. methous, sequence,
tqoiins at eauip. for hi.speed ma
TO SIS 900
THE ABOVE Is 4 PARTIAL LIe;Ls
ING. WE HAVE MANY NO-FEE
IoBa FOR GRADUATE ENGh9
4X Hn3EHHCH AND EHtELQf-
MINT TO WORK As DIT II.
tlN ADS, nlEIsiQN ~ r. AMP "
QNN PLANT MAhAukR oRklte
NATIONAL EMPL sERv.
i10S l6th 81. NV. ii Il. Ex. .z25O
kDsffNIgTNATIVE ASSISTANT
Once Manager. pegmanent pe1l-
fIon. B1HfT week experienced In
sSlefnl once procedures and book.
keepine required. once and field
work relating 70 customer records,
account collections, purchasing
statisticai fepcrss. Salary. S3, 500.
IS, 900 per Ruuufn Apply ALEX.
ANDRIA SANITATION AUTHOR.
Try, Room 201, 113 n. 81. Asaph
AZ Alexandria. 81
Tlra FW4H3EKl
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" JAMES X. NEULLER, Attorney
1917 Wea6Wnra Bldg.
Filed Nor. ~. 1865, harry n. Hull.

tNI1ER NNA&&H LIS AAk4SgI EQUk1
for the uietElEt o. Columbia .---
Nina wolts. flsiniin u 0spTgs
Wolfe. pefendaftt-No. 468B-b -
The object ot this suit u to en-
70 ABSOLUTE divorce. On motion 81
the plaintiff. 3l Is this 18th DAY
81 November 1885. ordered that
ne s as,snasns qeosss q g ssss Mois f.s.s @
IN on or before the fortieth day,
holidays. occurring after The day of
otherwise tie CAUSE viii be pre-
eeeded with es 10 ca9e 81 defanlt.
Provided, 8 cory 0f this order Be
prhlished once 4 week for three
successive weaks IN Ehp Washing-
ton Law Reporter and Tbs EYe-
min star before said dey. t9.1
EDWARD a. TANfhfs judge. tHeaL)
81 81 RAYhoNn i. dKETTIiNd, Ti Dep }.
uEv Clerk unio.X8s3O
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WILKES q ARTS, Attorneys for
Plaintiffs, 500 Tower Building.
WnAhinTton 5, d, o.

WbNAA1et t9M gf " W.
Filed Nov. 2. 1865, Hafry "a. HUI
M THE UNITED Isl ssiTkzTrs DIsTRIc1
Court for the District 81 Columbia
NORMAN B. JACOBS, Jr.. and
JOHN j. SNYDER. 4 paFtnerahiT
TIA Farmers Supply, G1itherebtirE
MARYLAND. Plaintiffs, W. WILLIAM
8. BROWN and VERA ~ BROWN
and CHARLES y; RQxgTER ailf
s.hst..l ad sns vsta lsrr,iS Ayr raEm ,lsss Hogs.
ants Civil Action No, 6444 ID -
ORDER or PUBLICATION. .---Tht
object Of this suit Is TO recover thu
sum Of six thousand fourteen dol
lars and fiinety-f0uf cents &C.,
O14.04l, with interest and costs
due and owing by defendnnts x
plaintifts on an open account ane
on , check and TO have iudgmen a
of copdemnation Of certain fund,
attachment issued In tfiis suit TO.
ward the satisfaction OF plaintiffs
claim. on motion Of the plaintiffs
II Is this 18th daY Of November
1865. ordered that the defendants
william s. Brown Vera M. Brown
charleS w. Royster and Claudia 3
Rcyster, individually and TIA Visit
Ayr Farm cause their appearance
70 be entered herein. on or beiorl
days and legal holidays, occurring
after the day Of the trst ptbiica
ton Of this order; otherwise tn
cause will be proceeded with ag II
case of default Provided, q con.
Of this order be published ouee |
week Tor three successive weeks Il
the Waehlngt0n Law Reporter, hnt
dns 1ss d6ssninE SE nsNsPapeF 81. Sasa gsIDE
Jsidse sh j issai5 4 Ar Trns asss COPY B; Test Rssl
HARRY N. HULL. Clerk. BY RAY
MoEp =. oELT1NG, peputl
n0Bt u 6,23
JOHN II. NEBBECK. Attorney
National Press Bldg.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURs
for the District Of Columbia, Hold
ing Probate Court. mo. $1,000
Administration, This Is TO Civ
Notice. That the subscriber, OF tn
District OF Columbia has obtaine
from the Probate Court Of III
District Of Columbia, Letters Tehte
mentefy no the estate OF Ffanei
Leo lTddane. late Of the Distrit
Of Columbia, deceased. Al person
are hereby warned 10 exhibit "a
same. with the vouchers thereo
legally authenticated. % Inc sui
scfibers On OK before the 7th dn
| 81 May, AID. 1855. otherwise the
may by law be excluded from q
bsnefit ef said estate. Given undo
my hand thlz fsn day o. Npyem
Der, 1855. NARY FRANCES
GARDNER. 1854 Beechfr St.. NM
f0fai.j Attest. THEODORE Goes
WELL. Reslsttr cf Wiils for. II
! District of Columbia, Clerk o. Ii
Probate Court noe,ie.as
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EUGENE 5. sULIIVAN AND
JANIS 7. RkaLLY, Attorneys.

UNITED bTA1KS DlHTRiC-r COURT
Tor the district Of Columbia. Aold-
ing probate Court.--No. 66.b23.
Administration .--4nis Is to Give
Notice. that the subscrInefs OF the
District OF Columbia has obtained
District Of Columbia. Letters skesta-
mentary, on the estate OF Emma y.
Snepiey. late OF the District Of
Columbia. aseeased. All persons
having Claims AGAINST the deceased
are HEREBY Warneu to exhIhiI the
same, with the voucners tnereot,
Legally authenticated. to the sub
scfiber. on or before the lutn cay
Of MAY, A.D. 1855: otherwise they
may hy law be excluded srom I'll
henef1t Of sniu estate. ulyen under
my nand thus 10th Gay OF Mo-
venher. 1850. JAMES Il. REILLY,
Sel 18th St.. NV. l5eal.) Attest:
THEODORk cOGSWE1.L, REGISTER
Of wills Tor the DtsIrict Of. IgIuna-
bis, Clerk ci the xroDate court.
noi6 $3.50
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THos. J. OWN s1, 9 + soS oNwI Aussi

Trustees sale Of Valuable THRU.
BFING KNOWN As PRkMIskS
NUMBER 1906 EIGHTH STREET
AZ WI virtue m"df 81 4 ! certain deed Of trust
duly recorded. IN Liher No. 9bzA,
Folio 2S6 ct seq, Of the land rec
ords 81 TIE District of Columbia,
md a. the request Of the party &c;
cured thereby. the undersigned
trustee will sell, At public auction
IN front of the premises, on MON.
nay. THE TWENTY-F1RST DAY
or NOVEMBER, AID. 1865, Al
-FOUR O'CLOCK PM. the follow
ine-deseribed land and premises.
situate IN the District Of Columbia,
and iesixnated as and being Loi
IL In II G. Hewittss subdivision OF
lots IN SQUARE 396. IS per plat re-
corded h the Once Of the Surveyor
for fhe District Of Columbia IN
Ifber 10 AZ folio 107.
Terms: Sold subject 70 Q prior tbuild-
ING associationl deed Of trust for
apnroximateIy IS, ,ST7.21 further
partfculars on which win be A1l-
iiounced at time Of sale; the prr-
chase price above said trust 70 pe
paid II cash. A deposit Of SbOU.OV
required. conyeyancing, reecrqinE.
etc, ct purchasers cost. Adiust-
nieiits made Is Of date Of sale.
Terms TO be complied with within
thirty days, otherwise qepoSit toy-
feited and the property may be
advertised and resold - the ois-
erection Of the trustee.
3. SPENCER EIIzokkAL.D'
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THOs. ]. 0NEN ,g,I ! : Z. soN, Nx Ausslanssl'

Trustees' Sale of Valuable TWO
STORY ROW oTUCCO OVER
Franc DWKE,LlNd BLING KNOWN
AS PREMISES NUMBER lz17
FIRST sTREET. SOUTHWEST.
duly Iseorded. n LibsE No: 93i0.
rs rSlie Sle e .;,ce sss q the CIsE,s lsnS sss-
and Ct TIE request Of the party
secured thereby. the undersigned
trustees win sell, ct public auction.3
u front Of the premises. on
THIRD DAY or NOVEMBER. AID.
1885,. AT THREE O'CLOCK P.M.,
the tolloWing-descfibed land and
premises. situate In the District Of
Columbia. and destgnHted Is and
being Lot IA in George A. Provost
subdivision Of lots In Square 599,
IS per plat recorded In the once
Of the Surveyor for the District OF
Columbia in Liber 2l Ct Polio 8,
post Of S500.00 viii be required
made IS Of date Of sale. All
eonveyaneinR, recording. reyenuel
stamps, etc. at cost Of purchaser
Terms of sale TO be complied with
within thirty days from day of
sale. otherwise the trustees reserve
the right to resell the property atI
the risk and cost Of 3defsuitlng pur-
chaser. after i've days edvertise-
menk 81 such resale IA some news
paper published In Washington
L. ~ u naN
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ARTIST 1LAY-OUT)

An aggressive growing arm needs an
energetic young man looking Tor
advancement possibilities. Depart
ment or. variety store naeksronnd 9
preferred, Sahxy commensurate
with ability and experience. Ia
KOMA COOP, JU. S-3b0o.
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AUCTION sALB
ADAM A WEscHLER 8 soN

Auelioneer1--Appra
SALE or vALuABLE
THREE-sTonY AND BA9EMkNT
BRICK APARTMk,,N,I., -, B,uddpINo'
no; 1888 IN sq sqTRF.ttI :. ~ NV; ys.o,.,,
IL Liber No. i0ii0, Polio i0I. et
seq, one Of the land records Of the
Di1trict Of Columbia and at the
request Of party secured thereby,
the undersigned trustees VIII ofter
for sale By public auction In front
Of premises on TUE6DAra IAk
YEMBERs 1885 At -FOUR O'CLOCK
PM, the following -described PROD
se.y soyy, Y tas s 91ssriss 81 K Srains9d b GiSlqTnlHs
warmers subdivision of lots in
ia Liber W.BM., sf Folio 27i. IN
the Once Of the Surveyor for the
District Of Columbia. TERMS or
SALE: Cash. A deposit Of, Sb00.0Q
In. cash required Of purchaser 81
ancing. recording, revenue stamps
and notartai fees ct cost of puI-
chaser. Terms Terms 2 be complied conn si, VIII Z,
sale. i1 otherwise @ r trustees re reserve re the
right to resell property at risk and
cost OF defaulting purchaser. after
I'VE days advertisement Of such
resale in some newspaper published
IN Washington. DC, or deposit may
be forfeited, or without forfelting
deposit trustees may avail them.
selves Of any leeal or equitable
Yights against defanltiIg purchaser.
RAYMOND I XIERRpcHEN, ,,,1Ls. Nps
main no fRfS qf
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WiLKEs and Arts, Attsrneya

ssDS aeNeT nidG.
UNITED hIATks DlS 1xtCT COURT
tor the DistFact of Lolnmbia. k1olG-
tnG PROBATE Conft.--NO. bS.eBS.
Administrator - tilis is 10 GIVE
Notice. That Inc subscriber. OF the
District OF Columbia mas Obtained
from the Probate Court of the Dis-
triet Of Columbia, Letters Iessa.
inentary on the estate Of EsteilaI
! Constance Drane, late of the pis-
triet OF Columbia. deceased. All
persons hAying claims against the
deceased are hereby warned toI
exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, legally authenticated, tol
the subscrlner. on or before the
10th day Of May, AID. 1856 other.
wise they may by law Be excludedl
from all benefit OF said eslRlf &
Given under my hand this 1u1hI
day Of November, 1855, JA1fEE Z, 4
WILKES 500 Tower Bldg. (He4i:
Attest: THEODOHE COGeWNfL,: A
Regi1tef Of Wills for the ni6tfictl
Of Columbia. Clerk of the PROBATE
Court nol6.21s9p
JANIS *. eCULLER. AttoFnsy,
1917 W6aAwnfa bldB.
Etled Nov. ~. 1855, harry ~. Hui,
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CAB DRIVERS

pun AZ mart time. We instruct you
ior hacksr', ~ tsss . Taxa e gas y x. ie1 =
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TH0s. ). OWEN Q SON, Auetioneeri

Trustees, sale Of Valuable TWO
STORY AND BASEMENT ROW
BRICK DWELLING BEING
KNOWN AS PREMISES NUMBER
1918 TWELFTH STREET NORTH
BY Virtue Of ! certain deed Of trss.
duly recorded, IN Liber No. 10l69,
SnS TsooPds ri Il ire District q coiumbis'
and ct the request Of the party
secured thereby. the undersigned
trustees will sell at public AUCTION
In front of the premises, on MON-8
DAY, THE TWENTy-EIoHTH
DAY or NOVEMBER. AID. 1855,
AT TWO-THIRTY O'CLOCK PM,
the follow!ng-descrfbed land and
premises. situate in the District
Of Columbia, and DESIGNATED as
and being Lot IS In Green's sub
division OF lots In Square 2lS, as
per plat recorded in the once OF
the Surveyor for the District of
Columbia In Liher 10 ct folio 81.
Terms: Sold subject to prior
(butlding association) deed Of trust
for approximately. 50, 759.42 further
particulars Of which viii be an-l
nouneed at time Of sale. the puE-l
chase price above said trust to be-
paid in cash. A deposit OF $500. 90
required. Conyeyancing. recording.
etc. at purchasers cost. Adjust
Tnents made as OF date Of sale.
Terms 70 Be eQmplied with within
thirty days, otherwise deposit tor-i
feited and the property may be ad-
vertised and resoid I'll tho discre-
tion of me Srussees .w
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COMPUTER
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HELPMEN

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A revival Of color in dried
flower arrangements is taking
the place of dull old dusty
bouquets, once fashionable in
dining and drawing rooms.
Thanks to Mrs. Agnes Hoke.
arrangements in a variety OF
colors are now available to
homemakers in one beautifully
assembled package.
Mrs. Hoke first became in
volved in dried floral arrange
ments as a hobby Is years ago
In Williamsburg, Va. She cred-
its Mrs. Louise Fisher OF that
historic town as the one who
encouraged her interest.
Floral Artistry
Since then, Mrs. Hoke's
floral artistry has graced
tables and inches at the
Williamsburg Inn, Bedford
Springs Hotel and Princeton
Inn.
In 18th-century arrange
ments she brings dried flowers
to life in all their natural
color and just as lovely as
fresh bouquets.
Mrs. Hoke's drying and
preservation method is not
new. In fact, it goes back to
biblical times. known to most
flower arrangement amateurs
and experts. the method is a
simple one Of stripping the
flowers Of leaves and hanging
them up to dry.
Yesterday Mrs. Hoke was
present for an exhibit Of her
natural-color dried flower and
niche bouquets In julius Gar
fnckel g. Co.'S china shop.
The floral arrangements are
packed In i've predominating
colors: red, pink, yellow, white
and gold, plus o mixed bouquet.
They are available In both
large and small boxes and each
packet includes wire and in
structions for. completing the
arrangement.
All Varieties
Sixteen different varieties
Of natural-color dried flowers
are In the groupings, which
the hostess can arrange and
rearrange to her hearts con-
tent.
/ In one pink-into- Lavender
assortment, Mrs. Hoke blends
pressed beech leaves. arte-
lnesia, pinkish-tan pampas
grass, white statice. salt bush.
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Ddncs Sloted

The District Chapter Of the
American Medical Center at
Denver. Colo. dormerly the
Washington Junior Auxiliary
of the Jewish Consumptives
Relief Society viii hold O
benefit dance from 8 pm. to
midnight Sunday in the Madi-
son Arms at 1920 @ street NV.
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Flower Tulk SET

Mr.. Milton Brown. president
Of the Potomac Valley Camel
lia Society. win give an illus
trated talk on azaleas and
camellias tonight before the
American home department OF
the Potomac Woman's Club
at the new Broyhill Auditori-
um, 4610 Lee highway. in
Arlington.
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TODAY'S HOME
Dried Floral Bouquets
In Assembled Packages

sea lavender. peariy everlast-
ing. pink larkspur, pink cox
comb, tiny rosy-pink straw
flowers. larger rose-tone straw
flowers, white baby breath.
blue SALIVA and pale pink hy-
drangea.
Another box arrangement
contains golden white flowers
and still another is an attrac-
tive mixture Of I6 bright colors.
After following the diagram
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for arrangement. the hostess
is then instructed to pour hot
melted candle wax over 1t to
hold the flowers in place. The
arrangements should last for
at least two years.
Today. Mrs. Hoke will be in
Garfinckers Spring valley
store for customer consulta-
ton.
Evening star., 1955-03-08
Mr.. Johnson
Addresses Group

Deficit financing was sug-
gested as means of getting
good education in this coun-
try" in a talk given yesterday
by DR.. Alvin johnson, presi-
dent emeritus of the New
School of Social Research of
New York, before the Woman's
National Democratic Club.
In a luncheon address. the
educator deplored the dearth
of good teachers and poor pay,
declaring that I'VE spend more
per year for cigarettes" than
we do for education.
while I don't like deficit
financing, it is the basis of
every bit of progress we have
and we should use it to see that
we have enough good educa-
tion," he asserted.
Declaring that he thought
women will be in the fore
front of the fight against tyr
amy, ignorance and obscur-
antism," DR.. johnson said edu-
cation comes near to being
"our first line of defense in
this country and all the demo-
cratic countries"