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The Washington herald., 1921-08-06
AIIeee,d Handbook Man Taken.

q Charged with making handbooks,
Charles Henry Thomas. eolored. 81
years old, 1891 Eighth street south
east, was arrested by Detective
Sergts Mesksr and Sweeney yester-
day. A quantity Of racing para
was confiscated. Thomas
was released at the First police pre-
cinct on 20 aan ho-a
The Washington herald., 1921-08-06
Picnics Scheduled TODAY.

of organizations today. The Gale
dopian Club will go to Marshall
HAIL, while the Filipino residents
in Washington together with. their
friends will go to Great Falls, Va.
The Wanderlusters have announced
a hike to start Sunday at $3.50 from
Cabin John bridge. -
The Washington herald., 1921-08-06
Drop Loot 70 Avoid Arrest.

In their. haste to eyade arrest, two
proximately 800 worth Of cigars.
cigarettes and tobacco. which they
had stolen from the near-becr
saloon Of Hyman Terish, Second ana
e streets southwest last night. The
negroes escaped through q NEARBY
alley.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-06
Outing for Poor Children.

More than $50 poor children and
their mothers were given an out
ing TO Chesapeake Beach yesterday
by the Volunteers Of America
Among the features Of the outing
was an athletic meet for the boys
and gifls where cash prizes were
given to the winning contestants.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-06
Assault on Police Charged.

Two men Were taken into Gus
tody yesterday by Detective Sergts.
Mesher and Fowler. on the charge
Of assauIting 7. X. Baulware, Of the
Colonial Beach police force, on Au-
gust 1. The two arrested are Joha
Frank SaIly. % years old, 7o5 Fifsh
street northwest. and John F. Dete
ncfo. % years old. 7O5 Fifth stret
northwest. They will be turneb
over to the Colonial Beach author.r
ties today.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-06
Playground Fund. ss67 %.

Yesterdays contributions swelled
Commissioner Oysters playground
fund to ss6725. Commissioner oys-
ter is still appealing for contrfbu-
tfons to operate the city's pIav-
grounds. The recent donors were
Mrs. Salome C. Fairehfld. Miss jamie
q. Page. Aubrey E. Tayfor. r
Peabody and u. H. Fishback
The Washington herald., 1921-08-06
Charged, with Nensuppoft e.

nonsupport, Charles H. Raymund,
40 years old. 1886 N street north
west. was arrested yesterday after
noon by Detective Sergts Cox and
vermillion on request OF the au-
thorities of Petersburr. Va.
The Washington herald., 1921-08-06
Treasury Garage Damaged.

Fire last night damaged a easo-
line tank and woodwork in the
Treasury Department. garage, Four
teenth street near PENNSYLVANIA
avenue northwest, to- the extent of
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-06
AN OMNIBUS PROPOSAL.

The persistence Of the report In London that there
Is to be an international conference preliminary to the
ono which President Harding has called for November
II at Washin ston is applicable only one one ground:
that Il ie officially inspired.
The British government has made its informal pro-
posal for such a gathering and has been told in pretty
plain terms that the United States is not in favor of
1t. Nevertheless the latest word from London indica-
ties that the British have not abandoned the idea. The
original excuse for a preliminary meeting was that it
would AFFORD opportunity to the premiers of the British
doninions, now IN session at London, to participate be-
fore leaving for their homes.
But there is no reason why they should not now
those who will represent it and them at the Wash
ington conference and freely express their views on the
subjects OF reduced ornaments and the Far Eastern
questions which are the agenda agreed upon. This Is
entirely a British family matter. With the consulta-
lions that take place among representatives OF the
units OF the British empire we have nothing to do.
The various dominions are not invited as such to Presi-
that the representatives OF the British empire will
speak for them.
But the kind Of a conference that London wants
would SAVIOR too much of the old-style discredited diplo-
macy that so frequently has got the world into trou-
BILE. It would be the place for fixing up secret pre-
ing the lineup. for trades and dickers. President Hard
ings statement OF the subjects to be discussed at Wash
ington has been made in entire good faith. There is
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-06
THE HARDING A

During the disarmament conferences President
Harding will not keep his motor Car In gear to rush
to and from the meeting place. He will be a close OBJ
server of the proceedings. but not a personal partlci-
pait. He Is willing to trust his secretary Of state. says
the New York Tribune.
Moreover, on the delegation he plans to have rep
resentatiyes of the senale-one from the majority and
enc from the minority. Other members are expected to
be men of weight-neither lackey. nor speaking tubes.
and capable of forming their own Judgments, while at
the same time not insensible of the value OF team work.
The president is headed toward reestablishing nor
malcy In the handling of the country's international
relations. He saw how a departure did not work. So
old-fashioned practices seem especially coed to him. A
prudent gentleman. he would have any arrangement
arrived at Endorsed by public opinion and ratified by
the senate. It's safer to consult early those who must
some time be consulted.
The president has made no loud boasts of his know
ledge OF psychology. yet he has some notion of how
the average human mind works. He deals with con-
ditions not as they might be. or perhaps shohld be,
but as they are. So he Is surely, even though slowly.
building up a repute that will stand him In good
stead should a crisis arise.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-06
ANSWERS TO FRIDAYS
QUESTIONS

What were the corn laws? Ans.
The corr laws placed a high tariff on
grain of all kinds imported by Eng
land. They were repealed by parlia-
ment in 1916.
Who was the creator of modern
socialism? Ans. Karl Marx.
3-Who are the Junkers? Ans. They
are the class in Germany consisting
of land owners, mobiles of Prussia.
4-Where is tho island OF Madagas-
car? Ans. or the east coast Of Az
RIGA.
why did Bismarck desire TO keep
France weak? Ans. He feared tho
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-06

For what is potato flour used
mostly?
5-Can a p%orcupfne shoot its quilts.
6-Where is Lake Winnipeg situated
lis Ireland larger than Belgium1
8-Why do vessels In distress use the
call IS. o. s."
Can bats be caught With a rat
trap?
10-How many more men than wo-
men are there in the United Statesr
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-06

NO room for misunderstanding. So far as America is
concerned the proceedings will be wholly open and
above board and she demands the same sincerlty from
the others.
If they are in earnest In desiring a practical plan
for reducing armaments and for removing possible
causes OF war in the Far East, they Will put no obstac-
les In the way Of the Washington meeting. but pre-
pare to Join intellectually In the procdings.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-06
HOW MUCH
DO YOU KNOW?

WHO brought the fist watermelon
seeds TO this country?
. 2-How did the blue b happen
to be selected as the award for prize
winners?
S-what Greek orator talked to the
waves with pebbles in his mouth to
cure himself Of q defect in his speech j.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-06

WHILE many Of US are eager to begin our vaca-
tons, numerous others are anxious to end an enforced
cessation from work.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-06

WOMEN'S FASHIONS seem to be based On never
on until tomorrow what you can leave of today.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-06

NEW dollar bills are promised. The old ones ar
III worn out trying to go SO far.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-06
A MODERN CONSTITUTION

Poland's new constitution is thoroughly modern.
1t follows the French rather than the Un.eed States DO
iitical model. but 1t has also much that ia peculiar to
this country in Its religious freedom. universal compul-
sorry education, public school system and universal suf-
frage.
There is provided a bi-chamber legislature. all ell
tctive; a president elected for seven years: a ministry
responsible to the legislative majority and after the
french method the president is elected by the legis-
Iative houses In joint session.
Poland starts well as an independent government.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-08-06

MANY A girl listens TO sweet nothings In court
ship days and then objects to being FED on them after
marriage
Evening star., 1921-04-22
WANTED-RooMS

ADJACENT large and small rooms: reasonable:
central locata3n: have some furniture. Ad-
dress Box 40-T. Star once.
EMPLOY ED COUPLE desire furniahed or un-
fufnished room, opening on porch southern ex-
pOsure; private or seni-prvate bath; also ga Z.
raSe: suburbs preferred. Address Box 4S-T
star Olire.
IN NV. SDCTfoNE3 rooms. Kitchen and
hath wanted by 2 young ladies': best refer
entes AddfeeG Bot 339:M. Star Office. 24s
YOt'N(, COUPLE wants two clean furnished
rooms and kitchenette. May 1 or 18; walking
distance; mt over as. Address Box 273-M.
Star o(hre.
~ GENTLEMAN. Jingle room "a private home
S6ie; A6 eidsei, coupies. Address 16x SIf
WANTED - Ke11 W011 xsed. s. 01dceSs
famiiy (tN6 1adieaS. oAA foom With hoard or
two rooms fos Ink. Phone North $500. 7:3O
70 II an.
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APARTMENTS TO LET.

uNFURNISHED-C -COuttnueO.
LARGE ROOMS. FURNISHED OR TNFuR-
nished: heat. gas. electricity; central location.
Phone North 94l4. 22N
40 CEDAR AVE. TAkOMA PARK. MI. -
Three room apartment, all modern improve
ments a3'
FIVE ROOM AND EATTi APARTMENT.
porch in two family hoH~e. 1851 Willard 81.
NV. Inquire second floor. 2'
THE HADLEIGH FACING 10th Sr.-1,ARGE
living room. kitchenette. breakfast room. dress
ing rConl. tub and shower hath. VIII sell
furniture il desired sni transfer lease
running to Oct. l. Apply at desk. the Hsdleich.
3 ROOMS AND RATli, NuN HorSEhEEP
ing; located i1i0 Eve ST NV: s6a per mo.
ROBERT LEE O'ERlEN-
Frank 53S5. 11lo Eye 81. NV.
THE sr. MIHiEL 16th AND RIGGS srs.
n.w.--0ne to four rooms and bath. Ready fof
occupancy. Open for inspection.
B. r. SAUL CO..
Franklin 5593. a34 n. Y. ave. NV.
APARTMENTS FOR RENT
The Chastleton.
Sixteenth Street at r.
I. New Addition Now Ready.
The +. II. Smith Company,
Exclusive Agent.
Sl5 Fifteenth Street,
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WANTED-ROOMS
Continued

CODIA0UG0s
ROOM and kieshene.te BY 2 refined ladies ~. May
LIST. Address Bot SOT. Star ONCE. "a.
WOULD like to share room with Catholic
young man. NV: board II possible. Address
Box 13-T. Star office.
RY TWO GIRLS, room with electricity and
ing distance. Address Box 272 N. Star office.
WANTHI-TNro rooms. Kitchen and hath: i'm
mediate occupancy. Adc-ess Box S34 NJ. star
office.
THREE OR FOUR unfurnished rooms with
hath. by mother and sun: near car line. Ad-
dress BOX a37-M Star Office. %
BY LADY. employed, partly fnr. room ON
very Ink; state price. Address Box sia.M.
Star office. 22'
ROOM. refined. private family; by gentleman:
Sc Address Box 800 N. Star office. -
SUNNY ROOM. furnished. 2nd floor. west Of
18th and north OF st. by May /. Address
Box 267-M. Star office.
GENTLEMAN wishes medium sized room. con
venient to bath; near Dupont Circle not over
s2o. Address Bo1 2naM. Star office.
THREE OR FOUR unfnrnisheJi rooms for l.h.k..
in white district. by three adults: describe and
state rent. Address Box 182-M. Star office. 22'
GENTLEMEN desire large ruom. tw1n beds.
or connecting rooms with private tn: In NV.
section. Give details and rate. Address Box
132-M Star Office.
GENTLEMAN desires room with private bath !:
Lincoln Park Capitol. Give details and
rate. Address Box 129M. Star Office.
WANTEI-ROOMs WITH BOARD.
ny TWO YOUNG IADIES-Boar I'd and room.
with refined private family in NV. where
there are no other roomers. Address Box 30 NJ,
Star office.
TWO GENTLEMEN desire room and board by
May l. with wrapped lunches. in downtown
section: state rates. Address Box 345-S. Star
office.
WANTED-By single man. room with private
family; quiet, refined surroundings north
west section; preferably with board. Address
Box AIT. Star office. 24'
YOUNG MAN desires small. clean. single room
with good board in refined private family by
May l, in NV. or ne section: give full par
ticularS. Address Box 1T. Star office. c4s
MAY 1st-iouns married couple desire room
and board with private family; walking dis
tnnre To Union Station; state price. Address
Pax 2t8 NJ, star office. 22'
WANTED--By two adults. May l, plain break
fast, dinner, two sleeping rooms: near car
lines: cleanliness positively essential not over
office 32s
Evening star., 1921-04-22
DOUBLE MErAL GARAGE.

437 2nd st. Sc.
A FEW MORE SPACES FOR FIh6r-CI4AeS
live storage in public garage. THE SHERI.
DAN GARAGE, rear NIP Mass. ave. NV. 27s
DEAD STORAGE-s1O MONTH Mr. BUR
LEIGH. third doo:. 1923 Church st. nv.
TWO NEW BRICK GARAGEs-REAR 137 C
st. Sc Accommodate three carp. A. W.
BRAND. above address. after pm. Phone
Lincoln 20fS %
SPACE IN DOUBLE GARAGE FOR SMALL
car: rent reasonable.
1913 Holmesd place nv. 2zs
NO. 1870 (kEARJ SOUTH SIDE or HHkfD-
ian st.. bet. 18th and 18th sts.; neck safsgs.
rom for one car; rent per month, ~.
". J. PIIAlNG.
ll16 ct NV.
S1KzGE VINE OARS: ALSO AMfEg lc66N
above ga1Se; wide alley. Rear Sao y q,
Evening star., 1921-04-22

HIGH-GKADE. FtKNiBHEb. ROOMS,
housekeeping apt. bedtoons, bAths, bal
eony; oonn.. ava, Washington Heights: from
make it very cool for q summer tenant.
WEAVER BROS,
72a 18th st. NV. Main 1921.
Evening star., 1921-04-22
WANTED-TO RENT

SMALL HotSE-BY FOUR ADULTS: No
children: located NV. ar neHriu sUbnrh: res
sonable. Address BOX 30 NJ. star ofhce. a,s
SIN ROOM House. Ls'ATEb e. OR T..
Rcat reasonabie.
Address RnN 330-M, Star ohtcr. 2is
or = ROOM HOisE OR BUNGALOW:
suburban preferred. Address Box r. star
Office
To RENT 6 ROOM HOT sE. SUBURBAN OR
city. NOT to exceed $50, hur room house.
S3'h cash. $50 monthly. 4. =. 32la i2th ST.
Nv o3s
4 SIN ROOM. MODERN HOUSE. TNFuR-
niShed. III Nv section. not over SIS rrle-
ph IN" Columbia aC.i ". after O'Clock. kd-
dress Box 3fl NJ. star office
Sut NJ MARRIED MAN WILL CARE FOR
h"HS" or apartment for OF same during
summer months. references. Address Rox
II" NJ. Star Office. 80.
SMALL. HOUSE. UNFTRSISHED. WITH
garden. in city. Nd. or Va: state price and
improvements Address BOX i25 NJ star Once .
ROOMS AND RArH
In city or suburb. between now and Let
OF MAY. not over $50. Address BOX 2S-M
Star Office. .2s
Evening star., 1921-04-22
FOR RENr-aARAGEa.

FOR RENr-ONE-gr STORY BRrCK BUnDIN9,
suitable for warehouse or repair shop. situated
leys. T%x Apply to DAVID WILMER.
Woodward bnildng.
STORAGE FOR TWO CARS, FIREPh00F
garage. Rear 1872 18th st. NV. Apply 1871
11th NV. Phone North 2a62. a.
GARAGE ON MASS. AVE. OPPOSITE Ntk
st. nv. 1Il9 Woodward buildinS. MAIN
Evening star., 1921-04-22

TABLE BOARD,
EXCEPTIONAL BOARD-Best dinner in town.
1904 Columbia road. Col s212. "a
SCOTT GRO,E. 1915 sT.-EIcellent boa
for refined people.
17O5 CONN. AvE-Excellent southern cooking;
best in market served. ~
1348 HARVARD sT.-Substantial meals for
particular people; individual tables. my2'
1909 18th NV. 2es
THE TINTERN,
730 17th NV. Breakfast. luncheon. dinner.
Ia carte and table d'hote service. my6s
Evening star., 1921-04-22
SUBURBAN BOARD.
COUNTRY BOARD.

wOODFORD, ON wASHINGTON-vA. electric
line, SO minutes from 18th and Pa. ave-; high
elevation. shade: terms reasonable. Address
Hampton Williams, Vienna, Va. "a
TRAINED NURSE will board and care for
convaIescent elderly patients, also chronic
cases, on farm; ten miles from Washington
Maplewood Farm, Silver Spring, Md. Tele
phone Sandy Spring 39-F21. 25s
wANTED-Children to board in a private
Nichols. Clarksvile. Mh 22s
CAN ACCOMMODATE about twenty boarders
for the summer at a nice country home about
one mile from Luray, Va, In the beautiful
Hawksbine valley. Write at once for rates
and reservations.
T. J. Pric.. Luray Va, r. r. D. No. Q 25s
RUDY's NEW BOARDING HOUSE WILL. BE
open from May 1 to the seasons close; cheap
rntes while first summer; every convenience;
fresh milk and vegetables from OF the farm
every day. Write for rates soon.
MRS. ESTELI1A RUDY,
Braddock Heights. Md. e.
Evening star., 1921-04-22
FOR RENT-aARAGES.

Cs1tinuea.
GARAGE FOR OR I CARS AND LARGE
storage space; near 21st and g. SIS.
Garage, rear 1870 NV. 3 or cars. $35.
Modern garage. near 18th and r. I. ave.
Room for cars. $35.
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD,
723 10th st. nv.
Evening star., 1921-04-22
APARTMENTS TO LET.
FURNISHED-Continued.

WE HAVE A FEW DESIRABLE FURNISHED
apartments to lease. from , to rooms and
bath. modern apartment buildings. from $50 to
New York ave. NV. Main Ii68.
5000 GA. AvE.-IARGE. COOL ROOMS:
electricity: gas: living room. bedroom. kitchen.
bath. porch; married couple. Call evenings.
l74s T ST. NV. AFT. 4-s75: HANDSOME
anick
THE Cov1NGToN 1858 COLUMBIA ROAD
3 2-rcom and hath Apartments furnished tho
Kitchen. $S5 and SI5 Key with janitor.
pletely furnished fve-room. front apt. Phone
OCT. OR IONGER-CNIQUE 1-RM. RATH.
l,hk. apt Also exceptionally well appointed
IL hish-class, $13o. Phi. eler., gas. h.w.h..
constant hot water. inni.or service. linen, sill
vcr included. Phone Col 1856 evenings.
1858 COLUMBIA ROAD-7 ROOMS. = BATHS.
sleeping porch: best exposure. June 1st 10 Sept.
5000 23'
wANTBDIs REFINED Girls To SHARE
beautifully furn. apt with one other gitl
NV section. Address BOX 3Ge-M Star office =
1918 14th ST NV LARGE OF rSIDE
rooms and kitchen. bath: electricity; positively
no children. 22s
NEAR DUPONT CTRCTiE-UNrsUAILY At
tractive Good apartment, outside rooms and
bath. complete with linen and silver: reason
A., able xs,d nsTtslsy ,S Apt 81 1877 willard St
FOR RENT-COMPIlETELY FURNISHED 3
rom and bath. sleeping porch. Apt. 1. IT2S
HARRY wARpMAN:
Main 1870. 1870 ct NV.
III 9Th ST. N.E.-6 ROOMS AND BATH: !:
new furniture: newly painted and papered.
Call after pm.
LIVING ROOM, DRESSING ROOM, KITCHEN
cite and bath, well furnished. Apartment
5l7, the Hadeigh. Call after $50. North
| $3.50. 2'
954 SHEPHERD ST Nw.-TwO ROOMS TO
couple: kitchen. bath and porch: entire floor;
furnished for housekeeping; electricity; con
venent tn two lines. %
1870 LAMONT ST NV BEDROOM AND
large living room: electricity: telephone; yer,
| light housekeeping; just Off 18th ST, h'is
and two car lines. tNl. 6USl. 22'
! NICELY FURNISHED BROOM AND BATH
apa rt tment: modern convenicnccs: desira bie
location; months from June 1; rental. $50
per month references required Address Box
242-M, Star office.
In OWNERS PRIVATE HOME. NON
housekeeping apt: very large room. with Iva l.
cony; private bat b; maid service: $35 a month
gentlemen only. Call for appointment after !
PIN, North SLIT. p"
TENTH FIOOR, CORNER; THREE LARGE.
well furnished rooms; hall. ba tn: four mont this
! non housekeeping. 1910 Cairo Apt. 1925 per
month. 23s
| 1862 LAWRENCE ST. BRooKLAND -
| Adults: four large, sunny rooms; porch; and
private bath: $75: ready.
FOR RENT. UNTIL OCT 1st. THREE ROOM
and -ba tn apartment in fine Apartment house
or would consider turning over lease to pur-
chaser Of furniture. Address Box CHM Star
office. 22'
3247 P ST NV 3 NICELY FURNISHED
rooms; one as ktchenette; vacant May 1st. 22'
4
Evening star., 1921-04-22
SHANNON & LUCHs.
N1En-
FOR REV STORES

| OFFICE SPACE OR PART or SMALL STORE.
| in business center. for optical business. Ad-
| dress RoN 2s0 NJ, Star ciice
Evening star., 1921-04-22


ma. IL now open to summer tourists
and boardefs; remember. this is not one
story and a-half low-roof bungalow. or
ieaky roof cottage. but one Of the finest built
il the state Of Maryland. standing on the
highest point On the Jefferson boulevard, sur
fo6nded b. three acres Of beaeutiful lawn and
Imported shrub6ery; tennis court and billiard
room; fufnihhed with the finest Of furniture;
library with 1000 books to draw from: ali
rooms tstside and screened; boz porches. sleep
ing pdrcAost sun pariof and verandaa Conn
nanding q 5o-miie view Of surrounding coun-
try. ii acres devoted entirely 70 supplying
tiAee with fresh vesetablea. poultry, eggs.
milk. honey ana fruit. Ali goes to
make the guest comfortable. Meals to he
ia BraddoeS Heights. Nd. Rates no higher
than any other Ii Braddock Heights, Ma. From
SO To 415 per week and special rates given
permanent 6uests; garages also to accommo-
date auto and tourist for week end. For in
formation call either on premises or l. b.
GuHRTIN. 201 Eye ct. NV.
BABIES And. 1NFANfS' B0ARD-TN SUB.
a.e: p.esSsy fss;s NM ,G oshs' ssrs rss
IY6NA keAt Pleasant. Nd. 11s
Evening star., 1921-04-22

MOUNT PLEASANT. 3131 10th ST.-THREE
rooms and tile bath with shower: back porch:
ami; unlimited telephone: entire second fioor;
nicely furnished; ready May l; adults only. .
TO A YOUNG. REFINED. MARRIED COU-
ple rDm. large kitchen, two closets and
bath, in apartment ho,sn: central northwest;
reference required. Address Box 325-M. Star
oAice .9s
Evening star., 1921-04-22
los D ST. NV.
2 OR 3 ROOMS FOR Link
VERY CHEAP. ~

f6N z ST.. 6HAfEXU B6NAFz&1HNSiHsIe
and double rooms Tor nea. -
i4D CLIFTON M.-fie6eanf 3ed.6o6F foola
private family; GentleMkn. -
l7i5 n. CAP1rOI-3 rooms. kiteheasetA, ~
treeu X and Randolph SITS. %
5506 18Th 81. N.W-koom. sleeping porch: ::
new AoR,sr: two eor liles ~
90 K 81. NW.-OymfoEtatle n sinsle frOnt feeM |;
rentlemsa: ressoohble ape
l7eT COIGMDIA 10AD-DxeAptoqsll, large
And aieAiy fufAis1ed. fAeae o.. 1eCo NJ r.
j SfSzxb u. N.b.-111s fusi.6@d RON,
coavsnaont feR q q Phooe North l01n. -
1914 III EH~An mada1 m11s1asoces: "a
iSf FfkYNG nd XW.l7ee room. f6711a6ed
IA bird'aAre maple: corner house; Anal: to
naaAad persqn. a.
Evening star., 1921-04-22
AUToMoBnEs FOR SALE, ETC AUToMoBnEs FOR SALE ETC.
Contfnue
THE GREATEST MONEY-SAVING TIRE SAIL
OF THE YEAR

room for big shipment of Keystone Tires we
!, Fisk, Federal, Mason and McGraw Seconds and
Coeadu.,., Eirsts at GREAT sacrifice
Evening star., 1921-04-22

APT. 3O7. THE HADLEIGH-LIvING ROOM
disappearing bpd), dressing room. ba tn, break
fast rom and kitchenette: June till October
or later: 495 24s
Evening star., 1921-04-22

eiectricity; entirely repapered and painted
For further informa tion phone Lincoln AO8-J
Evening star., 1921-04-22
SHANNON & LuCHs.
FOR RENT-SHOPS.

STORE. 4oxIOo. OR LOT TO BUILD: NJ
preferred. Address Box 222-M star office. :.
Evening star., 1921-04-22

FLOOR ABOVE GARAGE FOR RENT: CO
for tire or battery service. Inquire Union :
ton Garage 81 Eye ST. me-
Richmond daily register. (Richmond, Madison County, Ky.) 1917-1978, 1921-05-12
PENDLETON TO SIT
IN WALTERS CASE
Winchester Attorney is Agreed
Upon as Special Judge to Sit
in Trial Here Saturday

Hon. Dwight /. Pendleton, d
prominent attorney of Winches-
ter, has been agreed upon to pre-
side as special judge of the Mad
ison circuit court in the hearing
of the case OF the Board of Edit
cation of Madison county against
the Trustees Of the Walters Col
legiate Institute. Judge Shackel-
ord was disqualified from presid-
ing in THE case due to the fact
that he has for some time been
a member Of the Walters Board
himself.
This action. which was brought
by Attorneys X. {. Oldham and
John holland on behalf Of the
County Board of Education,
seeks to escheat to the county
school fund a sum of about $10.-
COO which has ben held by the
trustees under the will Of the late
MIR. Walters, to be usc1 for edu-
catlonal purposes. The case
promises to be hardfought thru
out
A jury awarded {, f. Chenault
$3.50 damages in the suit brought
against the l.. & n railroad for
damage done to Mr.. Chenault's
| farm by water, caused by the /.
& A. branch. !. P Chenault
represented the plaintiff.
The suit Of Eugene Bergman
for 81 600 against the l.. & n. for
damage done by water, went out
OF court on demurrer.